High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1940 volume:

HELEN WALLER AND REGINALD HINSHAW PRESENT: PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BYTNE STUDENTS WRENN MEMORIAL UBRAiU HIGH POINT COLLEGE HIGH POINT, N. C I 9 4 O OF HIGH POINT COLLEGE, HIGH POINT, N.C FOREWORD COLLEGE IHE WATCHFUL LITTLE PANTHER HAS AC- COMPANIED THE CANDID CAMERAMAN ON HIS TREK THROUGH THE YEAR 1940. TO- GETHER, THEY HAVE CAUGHT YOU, DEAR STU- DENT, AND PLACED YOU IN THIS, THE FOUR- TEENTH VOLUME OF THE ZENITH. IF, IN VACAN T OR IN PENSIVE MOOD, THESE LITTLE REPLICAS OF YOUR ACTIVITIES STRIKE UPON THAT INWARD EYE AND BRING YOU SMILES BECAUSE OF RECOLLECTIONS OF YOUR COL- LEGE DAYS, THEN WE OF THE STAFF SHALL BE HAPPY. ORGANIZATIONS • ATHLETICS • FEATURES DEDICATION TO WILLIAM ARNOLD LAMBETH, D. D. Zealous Christian Minister, Genuine American Citizen, Loyal Trustee of High Point College Who by his generous spirit of un- selfish service, has endeared himself to all whose lives he has touched. WE DEDICATE THE ZENITH OF 1940 w -4 O z COLLEGE ! ■ 1% r« • 0% r GIDEON IRELAND HUMPHREYS. A.M., D.D., LLD. President BOARD OF TRUSTEES H. A. MlLLIS President N. M. Harrison- Secretary Or. J. W. PRITCBARO Dr. C I. Humphreys Rev. J. C. Auman Mr. C. F. Finch Mr. H. A. Mil lis Mr. G. H. Kearns Mr. B. K. Milloway Rev. N. M. Harrison Mr. C. C. Robbins Mr. J. S. Pickett Dr. S. W. Taylor Mr. L. F. Ross Mrs. M. J. Wrens Mr. A. M. Rankin Dr. W. A. Lambeth Rev. J. E. Pritchard Mr. R. M. Cox Dr. J. H. Cutchin Mr. Chas. W. McCrary Dr. J. D. Williams Mr. J. M. Millikan Mr. J. Norman Wills Mr. F. Logan Porter Mrs. C. F. Finch Mr. F. T. Teagie [in ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY it Miss Louise Adams ). HOBART ALLRFD Banks Apple A.M. A.M. R. N. Instructor in Mathematics Professor of Modern Languages College Nurse Allen Austin B.S. A ssistant Prornotion.il Secretary Helen R- Bartlett Mrs. Alda T. Berry Mrs. Almetta Brooks Edmond O. Cummin gs Ph.D. M.A. B.S. Ph.D. A tsociate Professor of History Instructor in Bunnets Department Instructor of Art Professor of Chemistry E. Barton Dulac Walter R. Fleischmann Mrs. Walter R. Fleischmann William H. Ford M.A. A.M. B.A. A.M. Professor of Business Administration Instructor in Dramatics and Speech Instructor in Dramatics and Speech Assistant Professor of Business Administration !12] Mrs. William H. Ford M.S. Professor of Home Economics E. C. Glasgow A.B. Instructor of English Mrs. Lillian M. Green House Mother, Boy ' s Dormitory R. Howard Gunn A.B. Instructor of Business Administration Janet F. Hall Instructor in Music Nathan iei. M. Harrison B.D. Promotional Secretary BFNJAMIN H. Hill. Ph.D. Professor of Biology Clifford R. Hinshaw A.M.. Litt.D. Professor of Education and Psychology E. Vera Idol A.M. Professor of English C. Lucille Johnston Ph.B. Secretary lo President Paul S. Kennftt B.D.. LL.D. Professor of History Harriet Killough B.S. Dietitian Percy E. Lindley A.M., Litt.D. Dean of College and Professor of Religious Education A. C. Lovelace A.B.. M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education Mrs. Mabel T. Millikan A.B. Social Director of Woman ' s Hall J. Harlev Mouranf M.S. Professor of Chemistry and Phy ics [13] ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Paul Scott Owfn M.A. Aum.iui Professor of liusiness Administration Mrs. Cullen B. Owfns Mus.B., Sch. Mus.B. Head of Music Department Donald J. Rulfs M.A. Professor of English Gkrtkude Strickler B.S.. A.M. Director of Physical Education for Women Mrs. Alice Paige White A.M. Librarian anil Professor of Greek Nathaniel P. Yarbrough A.M. Asiociate Professor of Modern Languages C. Virgil Yow A.B. Director of Physical Education for Men I 14) ■iHMHMi Bond, Williams. Coble. OFFICERS Archie Williams President Beverly Bond Vice-President Becky Coble Secretary-Treasurer « SENIOR CLASS [17] Km i lie Hanks Apple, K.N. KtKNtRSVll.lh, N.C. A.B. Sigma Alpha I ' lii Uurrus Memorial Hospital, ' 57; W. A. A., 1, 2, 3; Modern Priscilla. 2, 3; ZENITH, 2; Fcotlighters, 3 ; Win ' s Who, 3. Forrester C. Ai man SEAGBQVE, s. i . B.S. Football, 3. 4; Christian Endeavor, 1, 2, 3, 4; Aknrhiiiiari l.itcran S iicl , i, 2, 3; Hi- Po. 3- R. Stanley Berg CHARLOTTE, S. C. A.B. Central Bible Institute, 1, 2; Baseball, 3. Helen Gertride Blackrirx CREENSCORO, x. C. B.S. Commercial Club, t; Honor Rnll, 2, 3; in- ternational Relations Club, 4; Future Teach- ers Cluh, 4. SENIORS I IM SENIORS Beverly Earl Bond IIAYXKSViI.il:, I A. A.B. Epsilon Era Phi Secretary, North Carolina Student Minis- terial Association, i ; Vice-President, Senioi Class; Thalean Literar) Society, i, 2, 5, 4; President, 4; Snccer, 3; ' lm Who, 4; Hi- Po, i, 2, 3, 4 ; Editor, 4. JOH 1 ' . C Mil. 1. HIGH POIK 1 , . 1 . A.B. Thalean Litem n Society, 1; Ministerial As- sociation, 1, 2. ;, 4; ' ice-Pre-idenl,  , 4 Mary Milliard Carraway iih:ii POINT, v C. A.B. Artemesian Literary Society, 1, 2, j, 4; Honor Roll, 3; Footlighters, 4; Future Teachers, 4; Tumbling, 1; International Re- lation Clul . 4. Lawrence William Carte. i u VORK, . . U.S. Hand, 3, 4; Soccer, 3, 4; Engineers ' Club, 3, 4; Vice-President, 4. t!9] ReBEC 1 COBLE ii u RIVER, N. C. U.S. Sigma Alpha Phi Treasurer, Class, i ; Woman ' s Athletic As- sociation! i, 2, 3, 4 ; Artemesian Literarj So- ciety, i, a, 3, 4! Modern Priscilla, i, a, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Vice-President, j; President, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2; Secretary, Class, 4; Future reachers, 4 ; Marshal, 3. Louise Holt Cole WISE, X. C. A.M. Sigma Alpha Phi Artemesian Literary Society, i, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1 ; Christian Endeavor, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Manager, 4. Adelaide Virginia Connor iiavvii ik, va. U.S. Nikanthan, 1, 3: Avertte College, 2; Modern Priscilla, 1, 3, 4; Woman ' s Athletic Asso- ciation, 1, 3, 4; Christian Endeavor So- ciety, t. Anna Elizabeth Dark IIIOMASVll.l.E, C. B.S. Arleinesian Literary Society, 2, 3, 4; Woman ' s Athletic Association, 1, 2. SENIORS 12)1 SENIORS Helen Bess Davis i i in I), v. C. U.S. Flora MacDonald, i ; Artemenan Literarj Society, 2, 3, 4; Pre-Law Club. 4; Dormi- tory Council, j. ( rEORGE E. Fl.klNS LIBERTY , S. C. li.s. Epsilon Eta Fhi Akrothinian Literary Society, 1. -. 5, 4; Secretary, 2; Vice-President, 3; President, 4; A Cappella Choir, 1, 1, 3; President, ;, Manager Basketball, 3: Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, 4; President, 4; On-.-. President, 2. K. Vestal Ferguson GRAHAM, X. C. B.S. (iuiltord, 1; V. C. I . X. C, 2; Modern Priscilla, 3, 4; Treasurer, 4; Woman ' s Ato- letic AssoCiatiOD, 3, 4; Rep.irter, 4; Nikan- than Literary Society. 3, 4; Christian En- deavor Society, 3 ; B. S. I ., 4. Jenme Rith Fisher rich fie id, . c A.3. 1 ' iiitlrr Junior College, 1. 2; Woman ' s Ath- letic Association, 3, 4; Class Manager, 4; Artjmeslan Literarj ' Society, 3, 4: Future Teachers Club, 4; International Relation Club, !. [211 Sibyl Eleanor Fowler pinnacle, . c. A.M. Sigma Alpha Phi Christian Endeavor Society, i, 2, 3, 4, Ni kanthan Literary Society, i, 2, 3, 4; Woman ' s Athletic Association 3, 4; Zenith Staff, 4; Future Teachers Club, 4. Seymour Holiday Franklin krkeport, n. v. A.B. Iota Tan Kappa Football, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain, 3, 4; Basket- ball, ;; Class Basketball, 2, 4; Baseball, 2, 4; Hi-I ' o, 3,4- Kith Vickrei Kitkelle greensboro, x. c. U.S. Modern Priscilla Club, 1. 2, 3, 4; Treasurer, 2; Nikanthan Ltterarj Society 4. II. Beiron Garlixgtun POLLOCK, I. a. B.S. EpsiJon Eta Phi IThalean Literary Society, 1 ; Soccer, 1 ; Bas- ketball, 1, 2. SENIORS 12: 1 SENIORS Florence Mildred Grant carysburc, n. c. A.l!. Nikamhan Literary Society, i, 2, 3, 4: Woman ' s Athletic Association, i. 2, 3. 4: Class Manager, 4; Christian Endeavor So- ciety, 1, 2, 3, 4. Joe Hutchinson Gray HIGH l ' l 1, v. C. B.S. Epsilon Eta Phi Aknithinian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3; Treas- urer, 2; Circulation Manager, Hi-Po, 2; Vice-President, Class, 2; Junior Marshal, 3; Student Council, 4; Treasurer, Council, 4. Hcgh Hampton kutherfordtok, -v. c. B.S. Epsilon Eta Phi Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain. 4; Soccer Coach, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Ak- rothinian Litcrarv Society, 1, 2, ;. Herrert Frank Hartman apvaxce, x. c. B.S. Epsilon Eta Phi rhalean Literary Society, 1, 2; Dormitory Council, 1 ; Student Council, 2; Class Presi- dent, 3. 1231 Fraxk 1 1 k.i Dixie Brown Helms I BXI ' NCTOK, K. C KAMII.EMAN, . C. B. S. A. K. Epsilon Eta Phi Meredith College, 1; Artcmesian Literary Society, 2, 3, 4; Christian Endeavor, 2, 3, 4; (iiMimciri.il Club, i; Y. M. . A.. 1 ; ' . JK- V. A. A., 2, 3, 4; International Relations mi, 2; Akrothinian Literary Society -. 3. Club, 3, 4; B. S. I ' ., 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Secretary 2, President j; Dormitory Coun- Teachers Cluh, 4. eil, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Ili-Pn 3, ( imitatiim Manauer 3; Inlerna- rional Relations Club, 3, 4; Business Man- ager Student Handbook, ;, 4. Rith Hepler iiiiim asvii.i.k, s. c. A. B. Alpha Theta Psi Artemesian Literan Society, 1, 2, 5; P ' .-lla Choir, i, 2. A Cap Joseph Mallard Milliard iiiiim asvii.i.e. v. c. B. S I ' halean Literary Society, 3; Freshman Bas- ketball, 1 ; International Relations Club, 3. Ti A SENIORS 12 1 SENIORS Reginald Hinshau men POINT, ST. C. A.B. Iota Tan Kappa Student Council, i, 4; President, Boy ' s Day Council, 4; Y. M. ( ' . A., 1; Akrothinian I.it- rr.in Society, I, 2, 3 ; Marshal, 1; Critic. 3; Hi-Po, 1, 2; Sports Editor, 2; Tenuis, 1, i, 3, 4; Football Manager, 2; Freshman Bas- Lightcd Lamp, 3, 4; Athletic Council, 3, 4; ketl.all; Chief Marshal, 3: Who ' , Who, 4 ; ZBNITH, 3, 4; Business Manager, 4; Foot- lighters, 3, 4; International Relations Cluh, 4; Future Teachers Cluh, 4. Percy Holland BERLIN, Mil. U.S. Kami, 2, 3, 4. Lawrence Hyerly Holt i.kxisgtox, v. c. AM. International Relations Cluh, 3, 4; President, 3; Forensic Council, 4; Ministerial Associa- tion, 1, 3, 4; Vice-President, 3; Law Club, + ; A Cappella Choir, 1, 3, 4; Akrothinian Literary Society, :, 3; Secretary, 5; Inter- collegiate Debater, t, 3, 4; Christian En- deavor, 1, 3; Knot light crs, 4; Honor Roll, 1, ; ; Ili-I ' o, 1, 3, 4. 12 1 Nell Elizabeth Holton I1ICII pi UN I. s. I . A.B. I ' luta Phi Woman ' s Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir, 1, 2, 3: Class Treasurer, ;; Marshal, 3; President, Girl ' s Day Coun- cil, 4; Student Council, 4; Honor Roll, 5: Pan-Hellenic Council, 4. LlLLIE ESTELLB Hoi-KIN ' S NORWOOD, [J. C. A.B. Pfeiffer, i, 2; Christian Endeavor, 3, 4: B. S. V., 3, 4; B. V. P. I .. 5f 4, President, 4; Future Teachers Club, 4; Ministerial Asso- ciation 4; Nikanthan Literary Society, 3, 4. Annie Hali. Howeli. TIIOMASVIM.E, n. c. A.B. Chowan College 1; Artemcsian Literary So- ciety, 2, 3, 4; Christian Endeavor 2, 3; Inter- national Relations, 3; Future Teachers Club, 4; B. S. C„ 5, 4. Robert L. Johnson 10 1 1 IN, X. C. B.S. Helta Alpha Ep-ilon Student Government, 5, 4, Vice-President, 3, President, 4; Thalean Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Council, 3; Lighted Lamp, 5. 4. Alice Louise Jones i h0masv1lle, n. c. A.B. Alpha Tlu-ta Psi Artemcsian Literary Society, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS 126) SENIORS Mary Jean Kallam i.avvsonvii.i k. x. c. A3. E. C. T. C, i, •. Esther Elizabeth Kivett 111(711 POINT, . C. A.B. Alpha rheta Psi N ' ikanthan Literary Society, i, 2, 3, 4; Sec- retary, 2; Vice-President, 3; Ministerial As- sociation, 2; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4; Sec- retary, 4. Mabel Esther Koontz 11 1011 POINT, .V. C. A.B, lli-Pn, 2, 4; Nikanthan Literary Society, 1, 2, 4; A Cappella Choir, 1, 2; International Relations Club, 3. 4; Debating Club, 2, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2. William Dams Locke FMIIl I), . C. B.S. Igta I .in k:ipp.i Phalean Literary Society, i, i, 5, 4; Oorml rury Council, 4; Basketball Manager, j. 127J Marc Hoyle Lovelace llinil POINT, n. c. A.B. Iota Tail Knppa Band, 5, 4; Thalean Literary Society, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir, 3; Honnr Roll, 3, 4; Vice-President, Class, 1 ; Vice-President, Class, 3; College Marshal, 3; Lighted Lamp, 3, 4; Who ' -. Who, 4; Intercollegiate De- bater, 3, 4; International Relations Club, 3. 4- Danease Grayson - Manley high point, n . c. AH. Alpha Theta Psi Arteme-ian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4. Hilda Martin- rich SQUARE, N. C. B.S. E. C. T. C, 1, 2, 3; li. S. I ' ., 4; Interna- tional Relations Club, 4; Nikanthan Literary Society, 4. Marguerite Bruce McCaskill Ill.ANEY, Si. C. A.B. Nikanthan Literary Society, 2, 3; President, 3; International Relations Club, 2, 3; Fu- ture leathers Club, 3; Who ' s Who. J. SENIORS [28] SENIORS Horace McKlNNEY HIGH POINT, 8. C. A.B. Doris VIRGINIA Metger FROSTBLRC, MD. A.B. jlue Ridge College, i; Woman ' s Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4; Artemesian Literary So- ciety, 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll, 3; Footlighters, !, 4; Christian Endeavor Society, 2, 3 ; A Cappella Choir, 2, 3; International Rela- tion Club, 3. Esther Clarissa Miran tdkkingion ' , conn . B.S. Sigma Alpha Phi Marshal, 3; Who ' s Who, 4; Dormitory Council, 3; Woman ' s Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Manager, 1, 3; President, 4; Christian Endeavor, 1, 2, 3, 4; Nikan- than Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Monitor, 2; Modern Priscilla Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec- retary, 3 ; Vice-President, 2 ; Class Treas- urer, 2; Class Secretary, 3; Future Teachers, 4; Individual Volley Ball Award, 3. Nellie Graham Moore DELCO, N. C. B.S. Plierfcr Junior College, 1, 2; Christian En- deavor, 4; B. S. I ' ., 3, 4; Vice-President, 3; President, 4; B. V. P. I ' ., 3, 4; Individual Basketball Award, 3; Ministerial Associa- tion, 4; Modern Priscilla Club, 3, 4; Future Teachers, 4. I 29 J Olive Myers Ri-th Madeline Myers MICH POINT, N. I ' . i i i r; i i point, N. C. A.iJ. A.B. Nikanthan Literary Society, 3, 4; Inter- national Relations, 3, 4; Future Teachers Club, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4. Iva Pearl Nicholsos GRAHAM, K, C. U.S. E. C. T. C, 1 ; W. C, D. N. C, s; Modem Priscilla, 5, 4; Artemesian Literary Society, 3, +: W. A. A., ;, +; B. S. V.. 3. 4- Simeon Byron Njfong winston salem, n. c. A.H. Ministerial Association, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 4- SENIORS 130] SENIORS James Talum Odom mt. olive, n. c. A.B. Campbell College, i, i. Alice Overman ttlOH mis I, S. C. i;. -. W. C, I . . ( ' ., i, a; Band, ;, 4; A Cap- |);ll.i Choir, 3; Nikanthan Literan Society, 3. 4- Mae Sle Pegram HIGH POINT, . c. A.li. A. S. T. C, 1, a, ;• Mary Rith Peeler MCC 1 li in Wll I K, OHIO A.i-;. Pfeiffer, 1, • ; international Relations Club, 4; Future Teachers Club, 4; Artemesian Lit- erary Society, ;, 4; Chaplain, 4. 131] William Edgar I ' oovey mi. ii puis i. v i . B.S. Brevard College, i; Akrothinian Literar) Societ) , i. 4 ' . Tracts, 3. William ALEXANDER Rexxik mi nil EN, M  . A.B. Honor Roll, 1, 2, 5; Football, 3; Band, 2, 3, 4; Thalean Literary Society, t, 2, j, 4. President, Stale Student Ministerial Assn- l-lation, • ; Who ' s Who, 4. P, II. Scarboro, Jr. i ' cisoiKIi, N. C. B.S. Iiil;l 1:111 K.ipp.i pfeiffer, 1, 2; Dialean Literar) Society, ;. 4 ; Secretary, 4 ; Band, 3, 4. Charles Sharps GRI 1 NSBORO, V. C, A.B. Guilford College, i, 2; Ministerial Associa- tion, 3. 4; Footlighters, 3, 4. SENIORS l :] SENIORS Richard Addison Short Margaret Virginia Sink HIGH I ' OIM, N. L ' . HIGH POINT, S. C. I!.S. B.S. Tennis, 3, 4; Soccer, r, •; Blodl H Club, Honor Rnll, 2, 3; Commercial Club, 1; Ni- 3. 4- kanthan Literary Society, 2, 3, 4; [nterna- tional Relations Club, 4; Fulure Teachers Club, 4. E. M Smith Mrs. Fern Smith HIGH POIS r, . C. A.B. HIGH I ' OIM, . C. Wingate, 1, 2; Wake Forest, 3; B. S. V. 4; A.B. Ministerial Association, 4; Future Teachers Wingate, 1,2, ;; Future Teachers Club, 4. Club, 4- I H I Lee Roy Spencer. Jr. hich MHKT, K, C AJJ. Ministerial Association) i. ■:. 5, 4. President, 5; International Relations Club, 5, 4, Pn- i- dem, 4; Debate Club, 4; Akrotbinian Lit- erary Society, 3, 4 ; Chaplain, 3 ; Forensic Council, 4. Ru iiARu Bernard Stolack BROOKI VJJ, W. v. B.S. Manager Football Team, 2, 3; Block H Club, 2, 3, 4; Akrotbinian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2; Medical Club. 4; Track, 2, 3. Jesse Lee Swinson charlotte, v. c. A.B. Columbia Bible Institute, 1, 2; Baseball, 3, 4: Footlighter ' s, 5, 4: Ministerial Association, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4; Christian Endeavor, 5, 4- Hexry Terry mcc i t., s. c. B.S. I ), Ita Alpha I psilon Band, 1,2, 3, 4. SENIORS L • ] SENIORS Anna Margaret Tbsh i EXINCTOK, S ' . C. A.I ' .. Greensboro College, i; MiniMtrial A «nci.i tion, 2, 3, 4; Secretary] 4; Future Peacher; C ' luli. 4; Christian Endeavor, 4; Interna- tional Relations Club, 4; Honor Roll, ;, 4. Ri th Merely Thompson IiiiiM . I; I I , . I. i;.s. rheta Phi Arteme ian Ltteran Society, 1, 2. 3, 4: Vice- Pre idem, 3; Modem Priscilla C ' luli, 2, 3, 4; Woman ' s Athletic Association, •, 3, 4; Dor- mitnri Council, President, 4; Studeni (iov- rrnmenl, 4. Laura Edith Vance 1111:11 l ' iil 1. v C. A.B. Tlicta Phi Artemesian Literar) Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec- retary, 2; Treasurer, 3; President, 4; Com- mercial Club, 1; A Cappella Choir, 1, 2, 3: Secretary, 2; Student Council, 2; Day Stu- dent Council, 4: Band, 3, 4; Woman ' s Ath- letic Association, 1, -■ Helen Waller KIKSTON, V C. B.S. Siiiiua Alpha Phi Woman ' s Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3. 4; Christian Endeavor, 1. 2, ;; Secretary, 2; Dormitory Councn, 2, 3; treasurer, 2; Sec- ruari, ;; Nikaiith.in Literan s ciety, 1. 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, ;: Critic 4; Student Coun- cil, 4; Zenith Staff, 3, 4; Editor, 4; Mar- shal, 3. [35] Verel Jeanette Ward ! 1 1. 1 K I 1 , V C. B.S. Sigma Alpha Phi Commercial Club, i; Christian Endeavor, i, 2, 5, 4; Nikantfaan Literary Society, 1, 2, 5. 4; Student Council, r, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Zenith, 3, 4. Set RGEON W RXliR 01 11 FORD, COLLEGE, • ' . C. A.M. Guilford, 1, 2, 3. Vera Josephine Weant 111(711 POINT, K. C. A.B, Alpha Theta I ' m Nikanthan I.iterarj Society, 2, 3, 4. Edgar Strickland Welborn, Jr. TIIOMASVIM E, V. C. A.M. Epsilon Eta Phi Dormitory Council, 3, 4; Vice-President, 3; Akrothinian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, Treas- urer, 3; Freshman Basketball. 1: Junior Varsity, 2. SENIORS 136] SENIORS Archie Gray Williams wendell. k. c. B.S. Epsilon Eta Phi Akrothinian Literary Society, i, 2, 5; Secre- tary, 3 ; President, Class, 4. Ftn Alexander Wofford LEXWCTOK, X. C. A.B. Christian Endeavor, 1, 2, 3, 4; Akrothinian Literary Society, i, 2, 3; Chaplain, 2; Mar- shal, 3; Manager, Baseball ream, 2. C. Arthi r York iiii.ii POINT, x. C. A.B. Delta Alpha Epsilon Akrothinian Literary Society, i, 2, 3; Fresh- man Basketball, 1 ; Student Council, 3; Law Club, 4- William Elmer Yoi n ' O high point, x. c. U.S. Epsilon Alpha Phi Hal D. Vow CIBSOSVII.I.E, . C, B.S. Class President, 1 ; Baseball, 1,2, 3, 4; Man- ager, Football, 4; Akrothinian Literary So- ciety, 1, 2. [37] oAlma SVlater hi our hearts we hold the mem ' ry Of a place we love the best; O ' er it wares the purple banner. Emblem of its fearlessness. Chor us We praise thy name and honor true. They stand for loyalty and lore; May yours be fame that to you is due For you we ' ll always fight. We want the right To uphold thy standards high; To give the best we have to thee. Mem ' ries of you we will cherish. H. P C. When we ' re on the field of battle. When we strive for praise to thee; May our teams be undefeated. Ours the crown of victory. 13SI Koontz. Spainhour. Ctowdcr, Clifton OFFICERS Burke Koontz President Robert Clifton Vice-President Rachel Spainhour Secretary Helen Crowder Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS [39] JUNIOR CLASS EVEU s Al K1KS William Ballakd HIGH POINT. ( , i Al IIFMAMI B, N. C. I Kt Al SMS Marcarei Bairo HIGH POINT. ?• 1 HIGH POINT. N « . Blaine Baxter I ' .u i Henrv Blair FAt.l.STON, N. C. HIGH POINT. N. C. W ' ll 1 1 AM Hi SSI II ( !i kiri ill Kim. ii .u HIGH POINT, N. C UNION GROVE. N Olin Biickensofrifr Winifred Burton GARY. INI. HIGH POINT. N. C. Helen Brow N Winifred Br an ASHEBORO, N. T. HICKORY, N. r. 140 1 M me Bveria Ei mer Cash u i 1 HINOTOS, N. C. TRINITY Lawrence Byrum Brick Carrauay HIGH POINT. N. C. HIGH h ' ls 1 Alice Chasih EB Charles Cochrane HIGH POINT. N f. STAP . N . ' ■ Robert Cuftdn Sam COBl i HIGH POINT, N. r. HIGH POINT. N ' Lucille Ckaven Helen- CroWOER HIGH POINT, N. C. HIGH POINT. N. C. Edith Cribbs Ma K SNOW ( ' RIDLEBAICM HIGH POINT, N. I MICH POINT •■ ■ JUNIOR CLASS [41] JUNIOR CLASS Paul Deaton shannon, n. c. Catherine Ellison high point. n. c. A I BKKI F.ARI.E NT. LAKE, N. J. Garland Ellis CAP.Y. N. C. Louise Ellison high point. n. c. Jessie Frazier high point. n. c. Delberi Everhari THOMASVILI.T, N. C. John Farlow SOPHIA. N. c. Marv TAi LOR ; -i MAHianinisvii.Lt, N. c. Horace Giles high point, n. c. HOW w;n . UtMOft HIGH POINT. N, C. ADAM Lee Gibson- high POINT, N [ .2) m. ksf Gran i HIGH P01KT, s Victor ii rri k 9 BBHAVRI s N .1 KoBKK ' l HOI I OW v MOSBOF, N. «.. BfMi.n Fn Hbgi LEXINGTON, v ( Doris Holmes GPAHAM. N. c. HEN ' Rl HlBBI.I NOU1H HUSTON. VA Bill Kf.fae HUH SQUAJtl N • Lucille Johnson u INSTON S l im n I Pauline Kbnneti HIGH POINT, s . Nellie Kilikei i Ml NDERSON, N. C. Jack Lee HIGH POINT. i Burke Koontz high point, n i JUNIOR CLASS r- 3 j JUNIOR CLASS Marcel Malfregeot CLARKSBURG. W. VA. Joe Mu tmomasvilll. N. e. Jack Moran eheepoht. n, v- James Moori troUtvii 1 I . VA. Ruth Murphy THOMA5VILLE, N. C. Frank Murray QIMOMVll l i . N- c. Byrdelle Nicholas sallis, miss. ( rEORGE NEEDHAM GREENSBORO, N Louis Micro LONG ISI.ASU, N v Sara Owen TROY. N. C. DOROTHV PEGRAM GREENSBORO, N ' Celeste Payne high point, n . . 14-1] o o Cleo Pis six Betty Securest GBEEN5BOHO N . HIGH if. ■ ; Je AS ' SE Rankis Worth RM U HIGH POINT. N - TPIMT1 ■- C Robert Sicfxoff Rachel Spaishoir HIGH POINT. N. C- WINSTON S : BM N «. Coble Shoftsf.r Robert Smuek GIUONVILLE, N. C. HIGH POINT, N. C. Wll IIS Tarver C ARM EX VERVOV gpavsos, la. MT- HOLLY N c. Cleo Templetov Lucy Neal Thaver HARMONV, N. C. ts:s:-, -• JUNIOR CLASS [15] JUNIOR CLASS C. A. Watts, Jr. WINSTON SALEM. N I Emma Whitaker hNFIILD, N. C. I. II. I . Willi UCER FNI ' Ib ' LEI. N. r. Komi Wynk SPINOALBi N. C. Frank ' t 01 sc HIGH POINT. N. .. H6I Hunt, Lewis. Bivrru. M«rhige OFFICERS Bob Merhige President Elvin Lewis Vice-President Grace Bivens Secretary Virginia Hunt Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS H7] SOPHOMORE CLASS Harriett Herry ( !r iCE BrVBNS Howell Campbell Ki.ma Chambliss M ary Ri ' Tii Clin ri Evelyn Davis Willie Edwards Florence Elkins S r Lot il-.RRIw.l-R Helen Gibson GIRLS Ruth Jood i drey Guthrie Rl Til ( rUYER Mi mi i Hilton Virginia Hunt Anne Kitchens Christine Kiser Hilda Lanier Jean Maxwell Ri tii M v. Dolores McKeown Carolyn Nifong Irene Parker Ethelda Peters Rlth Phillips Ger ldine Rash Frances Scrlggs M ary Smith Iris Thacker JdSEHHINE To.MLINSON Mary Townsend Charlotte Varner Mabel Warlick Elizabeth Wood 148]  «H POINT COLLBGB BOYS Darrell Allreo Robrrt Andrews l ; ov Beck Harry BROOKS Ben Bulla Hanks Chilton Millard Coble George Connor Jerome Coi nihan Ralph Cox Forrest Cates Jimmie Edwards Banks Evans Leonard Faust Frank FERNANDEZ Ralph Ferree Russell Fitch Samuel Fowler Vernon Forked William Fra ier Cecil Freeman Boyd Getti Warren Godwin Ed Greeson John IIamm Frank Harris Roberi Hicks Robert Hoi I Arnold Huff Russell Hughes Lewis Jarvis Bruce Jenkins Lovd Johnson R. S. KlCER rOMMl Kin KSZCZVH WlM RED 1 t K Ralph Lamer Elwn Lewis Jimmie McCali. Robert Mikiim.i Merreri Miller Fred Mil i • Milliard Nance MlLUI I I OliliM Roberi Overman William I ' m i erson Milton Price Harlan Re in Mai coi m Riley Clayton Sechi er James Scotten Joe Sheets Bernard Shi i i i i Stokes Smith Frank Stone Albert Sucr.s Ellis Si i eon BRl If I ' lliiRBl RN |i u in Weatherj George Wei. born John Wii i IAMS Brandon York Put Y i a ms SOPHOMORE CLASS us ' UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS iii Beck 1. 1 cv Rosrm.e Bkooks A I FRBIi Bl GHANAN Charles o. Buchan VlRGlKI Bl Kin ' . Mil I OKI! BlFRI I l.i u kii CoCHRANI IIfski Ferree VlKI.IM V I I ' .K Josephine Gibson i I i i Lassi i ik 1ks. Helen k. Likdsai Mrs. I ' -. F. Stir em i i Ai ICE El i aiih ii Strotz Bi --H White Tesh M K I.. TlMMONS Elizabeth V esi Lesi.if Ward c. Vircil srow PIANO STUDENTS Grace Bivins Oi.IN BUCKENSDERFER Nell m. Humphreys DOROTHI MaNCIS Doris Metcer Bfrtii i V. Mil i ims Zei m Park ell Dorm Poikoexter Catherine Ryan Geni Thacker Ki.i areiii Y VOICE STUDENTS A i ma Andrews II RRIFIT BfKRI Banks Chilton Jessie Fraziek I imes Emori Gibson Hi i i Jul Hauser A. A. Hoots Zei i Parnbi i Mrs. Wm. Racsd i i Sara Scrit.i;s FVFI.I s SllARI ' l Sam I ' am.iik Mi kii i In m u ART STUDENTS EVELYN A I kiss M ki ma Baiii Winifred Bi rton Hi i i n Brown Gertrude Bingham Annabel Bingm m I hi i ii Cribbs M k S. CRIDI Him i-ii Ai ICE In Wi ' DI h: Catherine Ellison I mi isi El I ISON I EN Ml Rl I II I I SI I IK Jessie Fka ii.k Hugh Howeli Catherine Keknedi Mrs. Am a Limh 1 1 Margueri i e Mc ' K 1 1 I Rl in Mirpiii Mrs. S. W. M ers Danesi Mamei J i M VXH F.I.I. h Nicholson Dorothy Pegram Mm Si i I ' u.kam Milton Price Ruth Peeler Rachel Spainhour Mrs. Fern A. Smith Mrs. E. Sitrewai.t Bernard Shi m i Mary Ai.ma Teagi e Anna Tfsh Henri Tf.kry Carmen Versos Jule Warren Mrs. Emma s. Whiti [50 1 Imvillc YiVm-i. Rolttl,. Vi ' jrron. OFFICERS Julius Weiner President Richard Rozelle Vice-President Jule Warren . , . . Secrelciry Dorothy Linville - Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS mi FRESHMAN CLASS kathn n alien erma andrew mary Lillian andrew maltha baity aunahel bingham doris byerlj eloise bodenheimcr ruth rave Fiance) chappell doris cllnard willie clinard gaynell conrad cmma lee cress geneve crowder jean davis Josephine deal anna lee ellisi n evelyn evans GIRLS nellie graham ruth grirhth l cts hammer wanda harvillc mary holton Virginia jester mildred jones mary kathryn kenned) ' arline kotlei elizabetfa long ruth laughlin leatrice lindley dorolhj llnville may toft in elizabeth long helen macneal grace mckaughn belle moore frances musselwhite martha grey mickey grace nevius patricia ortman ruth parker tloris poinilextcr ilorotrry presncll mary randolph anuie gail ridge doris rcbbins paulinc roach elizabeth russell Catherine ryan ronda Sebastian helen scott carol smith rstelle smith doris spence lucille stout barbara Strickland mildred styers mary alma league marie thayer ruth thayer roberta underwood jule warren nina whitaker Caroline vork 152] (m I Hi at K | h 111 1 Hr. Tj 1 W d :T3 OT wmm - BOYS paul allii-r alvin boles jnhn brooks williard browti douglas case james caudle clyde cecil eugene Connelly clinton crew John currence lee davis hurley davis george demmy martin dreyfuss Jacob duncan James duncan thomas elliot ross farlow morion flower leroy foster roland garmon I. w. gerringer leon gibson harold green arthur griswold james gibson einmett barmen harry hauser billy henderson william hinkle alvin horn Sinclair hnrney william bowel I arthur Humphrey hernard hurley william hutchins alt red bouts charles ivey james Jacobs robert kearns bayne keevei bruce key William king william langfan bill langley frank lamheth franklin lawrence alfred lea In- ri r lewis lawrence linncmati morion littman s. j. little james lowder william long charles mecum gerry messeberg henry miner duncan monroe lindsay moore albert morris billy morris frank morton alfred neikind bill nifong dan udom leo pappas richard pavne joe petack david phillips henry pope robert pritchard harold reynold- m art in rosen richard rozzelle darrell sechrest william sctzer theoilore Schumacher Julius shcrman b. b. slaughter barn sandusky I red sluan bernard snyder ross spencer Francis stalmaker william starnes sam taylor bob truesdell michael tynberg henry van bylevelt georgc van guilder howard veacb spofford venable james walker martin walkoff liilin- w iln r bill welborn robert vrilliams don wilson robert wilson george wood gile wood elliott wynne herman wyrick carl you george suras FRESHMAN CLASS [531 ORGANIZATIONS ROBERT JOHNSON PrtsiJeal To make the way for a better student- teacher relationship, to instill into the stu- dent a sense of responsibility to himself and to others, and to guide and direct social ac- tivities en campus, are the major aims of the Student Council. The Council also serves as a connecting link between the dor- mitory and day students having its repre- sentatives chosen from each of the two bodies. This year two additional members were added to represent the boys ' and girls ' day student governing bodies. Under the capable presidency of Robert Johnson, the Council sponsored most of the outstanding social functions of the school year. STUDENT GOVERNMENT [57] Riven . Trmpleton. Holmes Baity, Thompson DORMITORY GOVERNING BODIES Ruth Mekei.w Thompson President Frank Hece . IIei.es Davis Vice-President Edgar Welborn Clbo Templeton . • Secretary Jack Moran President Senior Representative Junior Representative Earle. Locke. Stalmaker. Moran. Hc tf. Frrrce. Welborn. Coumhan [5C] Parfcer. Allen Holton Crowder. Van.:. DAY STUDENT GOVERNING BODIES Nei.i. Holtok Prtsident Reginald Hin ' SHAM President Edith ' a ce . . . Senior Representative Marc Lovelace Senior Representative Helen ' Chowder Junior Representative Roberi Clifton Junior Representative Fraaicr. LovfUce Hiivha TtuesdaU. Qitton. 15 J THE ZENITH -v •?  ■ WALLER. Editor X f V HINSHAW. Mmgga Editorial Staff L fc Helen Waller Verel Ward J vck Lee Rachel SlMIMIUlR Sibyl Fowler Business Staff Reginald Hixsmaw Albert Eari.e 16o; Irene Parker Marsk Gram Mabel Eoontz Seymour Frakxuk Burke Koon i z Editorial Staff F.MAM 11 Mill Ik wk Morton iki- iii (. k kk J i ma Sherman Winnie Km w Victor Harbek Dorothi Press ' ei i Jack Hoi rs Doris Poisntxi i r I I I II I I « ' r a in Lawrence Hum Business Staff John Hamm Jen Sim is THE HI-PO BOND. BJuoi HAMM. Mjnjf r 161 I VOICE DEPARTMENT Direct from study at the Juillard School of Music in New York City, Miss Janet Hall, head of the Voice De- partment of High Point College, has effected many im- provements in that department which are noteworthy. A gifted and well-known singer herself, Miss Hall has great- ly aided in the upbuilding of the reputation of her depart- ment through the presentation of numerous recitals both on and off campus. Instruction in Voice culture is open to the students working toward a B. S. degree in Public School Music or to students wishing to develop their voices through private lessons. Perhaps no held in the college curriculum has aroused more interest at High Point than has the field of voice culture. The increasing numbers of young men and young women interested in the various courses of the de- partment have necessitated its enlargement. MRS. JANET RUSSELL OWENS Chnir Director MISS JANET HALL rem- Ditttiot THE A CAPELLA CHOIR The presentation of the Messiah and the Elijah re- quired most of the time of the choir this year. The ac- tual selection of the choir members, however, was not done until the beginning of second semester. The college quartet composed of Banks Chilton, S. W. Taylor, Dick Rozelle, and Bernard Hurley, was given more prominence than ever before. This group sang at many programs during the year, both on and off campus. The choir gave numerous presentations, but took no long trips as is the usual custom. It was most outstanding during the commencement programs where it has become a fixed part of the graduation exercises. The achievements of Mrs. Janet Russell Owens, head of the Music Department, and director of the choir, this year are certainly worthy of praise. Her continuous train- ing of both the choir and the quartet accounted for the great improvements of both groups. [62 J First Soprano Martha Baity Louisi Ellison Ansa Tbsb Lii.u Whitaker Mary s. Cridlbbaugh Zri.ma Parneli Charlotte V ' arnbr St i in Soprano Evelyn Atkins Harriet Berry Jessie Fra hr Ruth PHILLIPS Helen Scum First Alto Audrey Guthrie Nell Holton Jean Maxweli Doris Poiniiexier Basks Chh rON Tommy Kixasyczuk Si (Oiul Alto Eorra Vance First Tenor Lawrence Byrum Second Tenor Wade Iv ' i First Bass I., w. Gerrikcer Warren Godwin Joe May Ki i ion Wynne Secoml Buss Olin BuCKENSDERFER Jack Hoi rs Bernard Mirier Francis Siai.mamk NlN Willi AKIK Emma Whit ker S. W. TaYI OR, Jr. B mi k Si ai ' ii i ik Dick Rozei i i Chari i - Mn i M A C A P E L L A CHOIR [6J] THALEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers Beverly Bond • President Albert I ami i . Vict-Presidtnl P. II. Scarboro . . Secretarji Morton Flower ... , . . . Treasurer Rih i Bill Renxie Marc Lovelace Bob Johnson Bernard Shi i ei i .1 vcob Duncan Billy Locke 1! sk- Clin TON Olis Blicxensoerfer I l l Kl ASC Kl K John Wti hams Hll I. III Mil KMi Henri Miner Ross Spencer Ben Bi u Hh ck Wvnn Charles Mecum Joi May Victor IIarbkr [64] Officers Margueriti McCaskili ... President Cleo li. ii ' iiio Vice-President Geraldine Rash Secretary i-.kma Andrews m vry Andrews Evelyn Atkins Annabei Bingham Helen Brown WlNH RED 111 Ki ' . DuKIS Bykki.v Rl i n ( ' i JEWEI CAMPBELI II MA CHAMBI ISS M K Rl III Cl INARD Diikis Cl.lNARIi Willie Clinard Adei vide Connor I I l IN I l ' «UI Evelyn Davis [OSl RHINE l l Al Louise Ellison i Fi i Evans Vestal Ferci son Sim i Fowl EK Ki in I- 1 IRENE Marv T i or Gay Sarah Lou Gerringer III i EK GlRSOS ' Nil lis Graham Mll.liKin Gra.vi Roll Al IIKI (ill IIKII Mai hi Ri m .i ik Doris Hoi mf.s Lilly Hopkins VlRCIKIA III M Virginia Jester Lulu i.e Johnson h i 1 1 k i i i k i i i El 1 M ' .i 111 Kn 1 1 i Mabel Koostz ARLENE Km i ik BETT1 I.AM. Rl III I VI i. in i I i i kk:e Lindley Dorothy Linville I KI INI l.nl ll Hilda Martin Dolores McKkows Marcuerite McCaskili Helen MacNeai Ruth Meyers Martha Gra Mu ki Esther Mir as Nellie Moori Ki i I I Moori Eleanor Mosseuvhite ( in hi: Nevius B riii i i i Niciioi - Ai.ici Overman Celesi i I ' a m Rum Parker Etui i da I ' m i rs PoROIIIY PRESNEI I GBR VI DINE R - 1 f Helen Scon MARCAREH Sink Caroi Smith Estelli Smith Doris Spi sci Mn hid ii Stv ers Rachi l Spaixhoi ll Cl.EO I I MP1 I lo I I O Nl- VI III A% 1 K M KII I II I 1 Rl I II I ' ll IK M k Tovvksevii MAR Al MA I KM. I i Anna Tesh robbri cvderwooi) charlotte v ' arner Helen Waller i ki ' Ward J lie V uri- Joan Wii i iams Elizabeth Wood NIKANTHAN LITERARY SOCIETY [65 1 ARTEMESIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Eon Bettv Securest . . [rene Parker I )l I II l-KS . . . . President . . lit i -President . Secretary Roll Jane Ai si is Martha Baity llAKKin Berry Gertrude Bingham Grace Biveks Winnie Bryan Alice Chandi m Anne Chappeu. Frances CaAPPEl i Rebecca Cobi i Louise Cole , Mary Snow Cridlebaugh Geneva Crowder Helen Crowder IIfi.es Davis Willie Edwards Florence El.KiNS Anna Lee El i ison Catherine Ellison Jennie Ri hi Fisher Jessie Frazier Ruth Good Ruth Griffith Betsy Niii Hammer Wanda Harvh.le Ki hi Hepi.er Mary Hoi.TON Nell HoltON Mildred Jones Pali ins Ken mm Christine Kiser Anne Kitchens Elizabeth Long Dan ease Manley Ki in Mai 1 1 v. Maxwell Doris Meic.er ( rRACB McKAUCHAN Iva NlCHoi SON Patricia Ortman s k Owen Irene Parker Zelma Par sell Ruth Peeler Ruth Phillips PlNNIX Doris Poindexter Jeanne Rankin- Mary Randolph Annie Gail Ridge Doris Rorbins Hi: j ry Russell Catherine Ryan Betty Securest Mart Smith Lucille Stout Barbara Strickland Iris Th acker Ki iii M. Thompson jody tomlinson Edith Vance Carmen Vernon Caroline York 166 1 ( ) I I ll MI - i.kroy spencer . , Albert F.ari.e . . [reni P rker Speaker First tisittanl Speakt Recording Secretary Forrester Aumak Lester Ballard Wll.l-IARI) RrOU N Harry Brooks Winifred Bi rton Winifred Bryan Martha Baity (IIS ION ' Crew Ei ma Chambliss Jack Caudle Martin Dreyfuss Jacob Duncan Ralph Ferrer Kl III FUTRELLE i ii s Davis Mildred Graki 1 . w. Gerringer Warren Godwin ' ictor Harder Bill Henderson Mary Holton ARLENE Koiier Roll Dorothy Linvillb Jack Hours Bill Howeli Virginia Hum Bernard Ik ri ei Robert Johnson Mildred Jon i • Martha Mickey Dolores McKeown Frank Morton I i tfCAN Monroe Byrdei i.e Nicholas Zelma Parneli Doris Poindexter Hiii Patterson Leo PAPPAS David Piiii i ips Ruth Phillips Lucille Si hi i Marv Smith Baxter Slaughter Carol Smith I i in-. Sherman (II RLES SlIAKPE ronoa sebastatn Iris Tiiacker Bernard Shufeli JollV TOMI INSON Iiii Warren (arch I.N ' E Y ' ORK Frank Young Charles Meci m Ri in Peeler Wll I 1AM 1. M.I AN Mich vel Ty nberg Nellie Kittreli. RSCINAI II HlNSHAW Mabel Warijck Geneva Crowder Hilda Martin Betsy Hammer Dakreli. Sechresi Harlan Run Carmen Vernon NTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 167 1 £ - ' CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY Doris Holmes ... President Cleo Tkmpi.eton lue-Hrisitlenl Lucille Craven Secretary MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Marc Lovelace .... . . . • . . President John Cacle . Pice-President Anna Tbsh Secretary [68 J MEDICAL CLUB Robert Hoi.i . President Sara Owen . . rice-President Margaret Bairo Secretory LAW CLUB Victor Harber Robert Mkrhice . . . William Langfan - . . President Vice-President Set I ' i ' lary ■ ■ - i [69 1 T H E B A N D Oi.ls Blickensderfer . . Russell Hughes EMMA WmtAKBR nnil I.iiiif WiiiiMiIk . . . , . Conductor . . . Drum Major ' Tmin Totirlers Clarinets Marc Lot n u i Jack Cm dii: Wn i iam Starnes IIenrn Tfrk James sum i en 111 ls II MMI K Cornell Eugene Connelly Francis Si u maker Baxter Si. u gh i eh LeRov Foster Lawrence Cari er Iohn Williams t ii ii Freem I llo Saxophones RissF.i i Hi GHES Janus McCai i I ' lKO Hill I AM) Alice Overman Horn! Jin Siifiis Roberi Andrews Bernard Hurley Warren Godwin Flute Mil IIKHI Jli ' .l S Pit i oln Euphonium RnniKi Overman llass W ' ll I IAM llllHS M. T. Hicks I- ' .ni i ii Vance Bast Drum Sam Taylor Snare Drums Vernon Forney Roberi Williams W ' ll I I M I ' AI IFRSON Cymbals liiu Rennik Glockenspiel IIfi.en Sco ii Co l I .-..■!.!■ ■■ Vance. Gray Hunt FORENSIC COUNCIL INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATERS [71 1 Koontz. Lovelace, Johmon, Hituhatv, Hctinu- Lce, McC.i kill, Hoime , Ttropleton. WalUr, Bond THE LIGHTED LAMP WHO ' S WHO Rennif Lovelace. Hmshaw. Bond McO-WI. Minn r 72 1 BLOCK H CLUB CHEERLEADERS Bivens. Crowdcr, ElWms Kinaszczuk. Ston. 1 173) OD ER N P Rl SC I L L A CLUB Officers Rebecca Coble President Lucy Neal Thayer Vice-Pres ' i.inii Ci.to I ' in-mx Secretary Vestal Ferguson Treasurer Roll Hanks Apple Martha Baits Annabel Gingham Rebecca Cobi i cleo i ' innix Vestal Ferguson Ann Aim Connor e i held a peters Iva Nicholson Ruth Fi irei.le Ruth M. Thompson Esther Mirak Lucille Johnson Virginia Hunt Christine Kiser Frances Scruggs Luci Neal Thai br n i Moore Jim Warren Betty Russell Joan Williams Mrs. W. II. Ford j T.TI 3 [74] HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE An increased number of Home Economics ma- jors necessitated two practice house sessions this year. All girls who are candidates for a B. S. degree in Home Economics are required to live in the home management house for six weeks dur- ing their Senior year. Being near the campus, its location is ideal for the young women who must attend classes on campus. Mrs. W. H. Ford, head of this department, supervises the girls in their management of the house. It is here that they apply all the principles which they have studied during their previous years of training by putting these principles to their practical uses. Child care, cooking, home budgeting, and home management in general are the important items studied at the home manage- ment house. MPS w H FORD r 75 ] Morton Flower President Winnie Brvak Vice-President EVELYN ATKINS . . ■ Retarding Serretary ENGINEERS CLUB IIesrv II. HUBBLE . . President LARRY W. CARTER Vice-President WlNFRBD LAMAR Secretary 176] Owem. Lee, Adirm, Hinshaw. Miran. BlickemdrrlYr Elfcins, Kivelt, Whltr. Hohon, Allrcd Officers Geokce Ei.kins ...... Oris- Bmckbniderfer EUZABETB KtVETT President Vice-President Secretary Alpha Theta Psi Mrs. Alice Paige YViiii i Elizabeth Kivett REPRESENTATIVES Sigma .-II film Phi Mrs. C. B. Own us Esther Miran Delta Alpha Epsilon Prof. J. H. An. rid i ll i Blickes-sderfer Theta Phi Miss Louise Adams NEI I llnl ION Epsilon Eta Phi Prof. J. II. Moirase ( iEORCE El KIN ' S lota I ' mi Kappa I ' roi-. Pali. Owes Jack n. Lie Dr. C R. Hinshaw, Permanent Chairman This year, in a reorganized form, the Pan- Hellenic Council has adopted a number of rules and regulations which, it is believed, will lead to better relationships between the faculty, the student body as a whole, and the social clubs themselves. The Council is composed of a faculty adviser and a student representative from each of the six Greek letter organizations on the campus in addition to the new permanent chairman, Dr. Hinshaw. The group is quite active and well fulfills its duties by assuming active control over all the activities and relationships of the fraternities and sororities. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL 177] SIGMA ALPHA PHI Roll Esther Miran Rebecca Cobi i Hn iv Waller ' i:k ki Ward Banks Apple Sibyl Fowler l.m i-l ( cil I 1,1111 II JnllVSON Rachel Spainhour Hi in Sechres ' i Jane Austin Virginia Hunt (i hi 1 i ii ' i i rON Ai ica Chandlbr Sara l.m (;rrrim;i r Honorary Members Mrs, C. B. Owens Miss Vm Iniii Mrs. P. E. Lindlev Miss | m i II i i. Miss Makriei Km much [78] Roll Seymour Franklin Jack Moras Rh:inai ii MivsiiAw lYlARSE GRANT Jack Lee Burke Koontz Makc l.n ei.ack Robert Clifton El mi k Cash m i Albert Earle Horace Gii es Jerry Coi nihan Robert Mekiih.; William Locke P. II. Scarboro Bovci Wyks Honorary Members Or. P. S. Ken.vett Dr. C, R. Hikumh Dr. P. E. Lindley Prof. A. C. Lovelace, Sr. O. A. Kirkman IOTA T A U KAPPA 1791 T H E T A P H I Roll Nell Holtom Catherini Em-ison Edith Vance Ruth m. Thompson 1 1 iwi Rankin Grace Bivens iii i en chowder Pauline Ki.weii I. II I.V Willi K I K I MM Wlll ' l AKFK II KKII I I Ul-KK Honorary Members Miss Louise Adams Ik . . I ' . Varborougii Mrs. (,i i ' . Muse MRS. . M. Harrison Mrs. ( . V. Vow I BO I 4 Roll Archie Wii i i vms «iHlRi;f l- ' .l KIS Edgar Welborn ( . A. Watts Frank Hece BuKRON CiARI.IM.ms ClIARI.KS ClIOIRAM Hi hki Bond Joe Gray Hi ch Hampton luvsn Kl.VASCYKUK Fred Mills Ik k If rnamik ROSER1 Smder Elmer i oi nc Wii i i am Frazier Frank II WIH.W HtiNOK. K .MliAIIUikS Edgar Hartley W. F. H ah ts I) win T. Yow J. II. Moirase N. F. Varboroucii Dr. B. II. I In i W ME I ' .. Mari Nil E P S I L N ETA PHI [SI J ALPHA T H E T A P S I Rcu i Ki.i aiii I n Kim i i DANEABE Mam pi Josephine Wi am Lucy Neai. Tii a er Ruth Good Ruth Hh ' i er Ki in Mai Irene Parker Wii i ie Edwards Anne Kitchens Alice Jokes lliiiimnii Gabriel Honorary Members Mrs. Ami. Paige White Mrs. S. O. Peebles Mrs. m. W. Nash Mrs. G. l. Humphreys Mrs. C. k. Hinmi m wqp- l : I Roll Roberi Johnson Henrv Terri OlIS Hl.ICKI SSIII-KM K ( ,11 . I Wi i BORN DARRELI Ai I Rl D HfIR ( ) FRM W Honorary - Members Dr. Glenn Perrv Or. Paul R. Bowes Prof. V. II. Forii Prof. J. II. Au.reh (. ' . (. ' . Kobbiss Herman Smith John WHITSEI i Dr. R. B. Davis Ok. W. L J M KS0N DELTA ALPHA E P S I L N 183] ATHLETICS C. VIRGII, YOW HtjJ Cojth E. C. GLASGOW Aiiiftanl Coach arborough. Grant. Yoiv, Hinshaw. Hinshaw, Allrtd. Glasgow, Austin ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association controls all the athletic interests of High Point College. It is composed of several faculty members along with two mem- bers of the student body. Under the leadership of its chairman, Dr. C. R. Hinshaw, the group sched- ules all intercollegiate contests, supervises ticket sales, and makes preparations for trips which the athletic teams take. One of the more recent note- worthy accomplishments of the Association was the sponsoring of the addition of new seats in Harrison gymnasium. Perhaps the most impor- tant duty of this group is the supervision of the regular physical education classes which all physi- cally fit young men are required to take. [87] AGILE PANTHERS ON PARADE i 37 fi 48fe : iWPi28fci35 a CLJft if! O 29||J31 J 17 4,30 Captain Franklin . . . End Case . ... . Back Joh nson ' , . Tackle Fornh Guard Hi n n i . . . Center Fernandez Guard Stir. ml Row Altier Center GRISWOLD , Back Cochrane Back Boles . . . . Guard Petack - . . . Back Tarver Tackle [88] Third Roiu Clifton Back Moore . Back ZURAS Back Watts End Demmv End LBWIS Back REVIEW OF PANTHER FOOTBALL SEASON Despite numerous injuries which cropped up throughout the playing sea- son, the 1939 Purple Panther gridders came through a rough ten-game sched- ule with a record of four wins and six- losses. At various times during the year Mickey Cochrane, Frankie Fernandez, C. A Watts, Paul Altier, and Willis Tarver were on the sidelines with in- juries, but the Panthers fought against the odds in a gallant manner. It was in conference competition that the Panthers tasted defeat most bit- terly. In the opener with Elon, the Christians were victors 19-0. On suc- ceeding week-ends Lenoir-Rhyne and Catawba trounced the Panthers respec- tively by 32-7 and 31-13 scores. In the Catawba game, the Panthers provided the thrills even though they were on the losing end of the score. Henry Lewis intercepted a pass and scampered 96 yards for a score and Mickey Cochrane ran a kickoff back 95 yards for a touch- down. Appalachian administered the other loop defeat by a 39-0 count. Victims of the Panther attack were William and Mary, 7-0, Guilford 7-6, E. C. T. C. 25-0, and W. C. T. C. 7-2. Highlighting the season was the con- sistent performance of the veterans and the encouraging showing of several freshmen. Veterans Lloyd Johnson, Willis Tarver, Frankie Fernandez. C. A. Watts, Seymour Franklin, and Mickey Cochrane were brilliant in many games. Freshmen Henry Lewis, Arthur Griswold, George Demmy, Paul COBI.E SHOFFNKR r.tm. HAL VOW .Uiindj. ' Altier, Alvin Boles, and Joe Petack exhibited skill and finesse which makes Coach Virgil Yow look to the future with optimism. Captain Seymour Franklin was the only letterman to graduate. With many returning next year plus the new ma- terial, it looks like better days are here for football ri9i HIGH VARSITY POINT SQUAD A (.TIER 1 ) i st Ml Mil 1 s AUMAN E KI t Moore BENS ' ETI Fernandez Morton Boies Fork ei Petack Casi ( iREESON Sanduski Cash ah (iKISlYfil II 1 1RVIK Clifton lull v. Si is W ' .m rs COCHRAKf Lawrence Wf.iner C ' Ol ' NIH A 1 i-u i- FOOTBALL RESULTS l K - High High Point point . . . 7; Lenoir-Rhyne . . . 32 High Point . 7; William M.-m O High I 1 1M 1 High High High 0; Emory nnd Henri High [90 J BASEBALL ROSES AND THORNS OF THE 1939 SEASON The 1939 Purple Panthers of the diamond, after a rather shaky early season start, roared through their half dozen games on the winning side. The belated surge of power gave the nine a season ' s record of nine wins and eight reversals. Pacing the mound staff were Freshman June Scotton from Thomasville and the veterans Elmer Cashatt and Hal Yow. The hitters were led by Rightficldcr Gilmer Wagonner. The team was characterized by a well-balanced infield which did a good job despite the record of defeats. As a defensive club, the Panthers were brilliant, but in crucial moments sometimes lacked the so vital scoring punch. RESULTS High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High Point . . . ■ ■ 5 ; Point 4; Point 4; Point ... 7 ; Point 6; Point . . ... ..... 1 ; Point .5; Cata«ha . . 4 Lenoir-Rhvnc ........ 4 Ohio Wesleynn A Elon . ■ , 15 Lcnoir-Rhviu- 5 Elon 7 McCrarv . 10 Point Point -5; Elon ; ; Catawba .... ... .... ; Point Point . . . . . ' . ; 6; Guilford W. C. T. C E. C. T. 1 1 3 3 3 o 2 3 S THE 1939 DIAMOND SQUAD 191 ) BASKETBALL, 1939 - 1940 Although they were forced to vacate their North State Conference throne which they held last year, the Panthers who uphold the Purple and White on the basketLiall court, cruised through the 1939-40 basketball sea- son with 21 wins and six losses, a fine record in anybody ' s league. Every power in the conference had their Big Bertha guns trained on the Panthers this season, and even though they fought doggedly. Coach Virgil Yow ' s charges could not successfully overcome Appalachian league champs, and Elon, both of whom spanked the Panthers twice. A one-point loss to Hanes Hosiery and a defeat by Western Carolina Teachers were the only other blotches on the Panther slate. Hampton. Ctnitr Lombardy, Guard Patterson, Ctnter COUNIHAN. Guard MoRAN. GujrJ ZUR S. Guard Dhmmi, Guard Hiiism ■ ' iiihW Keene, Cenlir Murray. Forward HUMFHREV, Forward [92] SEASON ' S RESULTS High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High High Point 31 ; Point 46- Point -57; Point . . ... 43 ; Point . Point Point Point Point Point Point Point 35 Point 55 ; Point .... . 43 ; Point 19; Point . 40; Point 59 ; Point .... 51 ; Point . 39; 47; 45! 43; 5 ' ; 58; 55; 39: Roanoke 30 Ha tics ' ... 47 Newport News 53 McCrary 39 Langley Field 43 William and Mary 24 Naval Base 32 E. C. T. C 35 A. C. C zt Guillord 21 Catawba ... 34 McCrarj 34 Catawba ... .... -37 Appalachian . - . 62 Elon ■ •. 40 Appalachian (,2 Lenoir-Rhvne 45 A. C. C 441 Point Point Poini Point Point Point Point . ... 42 ; P im 4 ,; ... 32 Elon . . 40 Mexico . . ... ;4 rd . (illill.i 5«i 48; 4 ' i 53; 44 l.enoir-Rhvne , . . 3(1 Spindale 39 V. C. T. C 46 W. C. T. C 39 39 ■ 43 Enka . I lanes The season ' s opener saw the Pack slip by a Pulaski, Va., independent team by a 31-30 score. Next night came the Hancs loss, but the next eleven foes succumbed to High Point. But then came the 62-43 loss to Appalachian; four nights later at Elon, High Point collapsed and Elon walked away with a 40-19 triumph. To finish up a hectic week, Appalachian tripped the local five 59-40 at Boone. With these three defeats went all chances for the loop title. After this mid-season nightmare, the Panthers pulled themselves together and roared through the remainder of the schedule with just two reverses — a heart-break- ing 40-39 loss to Elon and a 46-41 defeat to W. C. T. C. Among the teams that fell in this late season surge were the University of Mexico. Lenoir-Rhyne, Enka Mills, and W. C. T. C. A fitting climax to a successful year came in the last game when the Panthers had just won the Carolinas A. A. U. crown. Captain Hugh Hampton rounded out four years of brilliant service as varsity center, scoring 314 points for the season. Hilliard Nance, who was sick when the Zenith pictures were taken, was certainly a well man the remainder of the season, as he poured 177 points through the net. Jack Moran, Jerry Counihan, Bill Keene, and Frank Murray were veterans always in the thick of battle. Bill Patterson, Mil- liard Coble, George Welborne, Bob Merhige, and Boyce Wynn moved up from the Purple Kittens to become valuable members of the Varsity Squad. A freshman combination composed of George Zuras, Russ Lombardy, George Demmy, Tennis Humphrey, and Emmett Hartnett performed like veterans, and when Coach Yow thinks of this quintet and the future, he smiles. With Hampton the only man graduating, the Panthers should roll on to new heights next season. [93] JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity basketball team, under the direction of Coach Clay- ton Glasgow, this year amassed a fine record. The Junior Varsity, or B team, played preliminary games to the home varsity encounters as well as playing several games in the afternoon. Most of the games were played with high schools and with fast amateur and independent teams. Although a great number of boys saw action, the following were out- standing: Morton Ugly Littman was a dead pot shot artist, Henry Lewis was a fine all around player, Malcolm Riley and Robert Kearns were good under the basket, and Sam Fowler and Vernon Forney were good steady performers. Others who saw action for Coach Glasgow were Joe Petack, Harry Sandusky, Horace Giles, Burke Koontz, Bayne Keever, Duncan Monroe, Jimmy Moore and John Farlow. [94] Coached by the versatile Hugh Hampton, the 1939 version of the Pur- ple Panther soccer squad continued the winning ways which made them able to lay claim to the mythical state championship during 1938. With a fine array of regulars as the nucleus, plentiful reserve power was the key- note of the Panthers ' success. The fine playing of Koontz, Kinascykuk, S. Coble. Short, M. Coble, Coach Hampton, Rosen, Lewis, H. Gar- mon, R. Garmon, Zuras, Carter, Bond, Hicks, and Ferree accounts for thi story of power and supremacy which is best told in the results of the sea- son ' s encounters. IIi«li Point . . . . . High Point . ....... Ili ;li Point Ili ;li Point ... High Point Ili|{h Point . . . High Point ... High Point . High Point ; High Point RESULTS 2; High Point V o j ; Jamestown . 1 1 ; Duke 1 (1 ; Davidson 2 o; Fritsthnry . ... } ; Seton-Hall . ... 2 4; Duke . . . o ?; Davidson .... .2 SOCCER 1939 195) T E N N S Although the record of the Purple Panther tennis aggregation has not been a good one the team has fought hard and has given a good account of it self. Because of bad weather and a lack of adequate tennis courts, the team did not acquit itself with a fine record. From the 1939 team, there are four returning lettermen. Richard Short and Reginald Hinshaw, seniors, will be completing four years of college tennis. Albert Earle is playing his third year. William Frazier is playing his second year. From last year ' s tennis team, two members were lost, these being Morton Samet, number one man, and the letterman. Porter Hauser. However, chances for the season of 1940 are brighter than in the past because of the easier schedule and because of the returning veterans. The other post on the team will probably be filled by some of the new material, although very little is known about the court tactics of the freshmen and transfer stu- dents. 1 6 1 To provide both wholesome recreation and practical training is the aim of the Woman ' s Athletic Association. Thi s year has certainly marked the high point of attainment and success as the Asso- ciation marched forward trailing new and bigger clouds of glory in the field of girls ' athletics. Under the capable presidency of Esther Miran and the generous assistance of the physical education instructor for women. Miss Strickler, the association grew in both activity and number of members. To become a member of this organi- zation of national standing, a girl must earn a minimum of twenty-five points. To become the proud owner of a college letter, she must earn five hundred points, and for the much desired college sweater, a total of two thousand points is re- quired. Intramural tournaments of soccer, bas- ketball, volleyball, softball, and tennis topped off by the annual banquet and dance were the high lights in this year ' s program. WOMAN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ( )l F1CERS Esther Miran Pokcs Holmes Lt ' CII I t JOHXSON G ICE BlVENS . President I ' ifl-Presidfttt Sn 1 1 l.n y Treasurrt MISS STRICKLER ij Education Dufipi [97] SOCCER VOLLEY BALL BASKETBALL (98 J RIDING TENNIS DANCING [99] FEATURES COLLEGE MARSHALS Earle, Chief Lee Crowder KOONTZ Kennett Templeton Austin- Grant Moras [ 103] MISS EDITH VANCE SPONSOR SENIOR CLASS MISS HELEN CROWDER SPONSOR JUNIOR CLASS MISS VIRGINIA HUNT SPONSOR SOPHOMORE CLASS MISS JLILE WARREN SPONSOR FRESHMAN CLASS Chosen by Cectl B. DeM,lle as The Moil Beautiful MOST POPULAR MARC LOVELACE EDITH VANCE MOST INTELLECTUAL WILLIAM RENNIE MARGUERITE McCASKILL MOST VERSATILE ARCHIE WILLIAMS RUTH MERELYN THOMPSON MOST FRIENDLY FRANK HEGE MARGUERITE McCASKILL BEST LOOKING FRANK HARTMAN JOSEPHINE WEANT BEST SPORTS GEORGE ELKINS NELL HOLTON MOST ATHLETIC HUGH HAMPTON ESTHER MIRAN SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ORIGINAL ROBERT JOHNSON HELEN WALLER MAY QUEEN MISS VEREL WARD MAY DAY FESTIVITIES, 1939 1 in j The good will of men, women and children who contact this organization casually or in business constitutes the principal asset which maintains it as a service institution. Our sincere desire to serve our many patrons well and unselfishly is widely recognized and our ability to do this is established. HIGH POINT, THOMASVILLE AND DENTON RAILROAD COMPANY NOTHING BUT SERVICE TO SELL HIGH POINT FURNITURE CO. HIGH POINT, N. C. 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