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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1941 volume:

uivftrxbu - Dwell ' Morion- J AUrcA 1 9 4 1 HIGH POINT COLLEGE • HIGH POINT, IV. C. JACK D. LEE, EUlillll • • ALBERT EARLE, MANAGER PRDLDGUE In the pars ahead, when recollection falters and memories grow dim, our sincere hope is that you may be gladdened hy this panorama of a swift passing but never-forgotten happiness at this, our college. Trusting in God and with a firm faith in democracy as a mode of existance of a free people, we look to the future with a faith in its success and continued happiness. For the hopeful present and a future of fulfillment, we present your 1U41 ZENITH. QREER DF BOOKS Book Dne . . . . The College Book Two . . . Organizations Book Three . . . . . Athletics Book Four . . . . Features MR. F. LQGAN PDRTEH Loyal Friend and Trustee of High Point College .... Ardent Believer in Youth and Supporter of Yooth Movements .... Promineot Businessman and Director of the High Point Chamber of Commerce Civic -Minded Botary Director and Former Member of the City Cooncil .... Inspiring Churchman, True Friend of Men... we humbly dedicate this, nor Ji mil i THE COLLEGE ZE ■ I II EC ■■ ■■ ■■ ROBERTS HALL PRESIDENT. DR. G. I. HUMPHREYS BOARD OF TRUSTEES H. A. Millis Rev. N, M. Harrison . . J. D. Williams, D.D. J, M, Milukan J. Norman Wills F. Logan Porter Mrs. C. F. Finch Rev. J. C. Auman H. A. Millis G. H. Kearns B, K. MlLLOWAY Earnest W. Teague Rev. N. M. Harrison J. S. Pickett S. W. Taylor, D.D. President . Secretary- Treasurer L, F. Moss Mrs. M. J. Wrenn W. A. Lambeth, D.D. J. E. Pritchard, D.D, Charles W, McCrary H. F, Hl ' nsucker [in ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Louise Adams J. HOBAfcT Allred Allen Austin Helen R. Bar-tlett ■. ;■: A.M. 1! S ph.d mtructpr til Mathematics Professor of Modern Languages A it it ta n t Pro motto nat S tertiary Associate Professor of History YIrs. Ai[ . T. Berry Mrs. Almetta Brooks OwfHA Burgess Mks. Robert W, Conner. M.A. BS- R.N. m.s. Inftrttttd • ' Bit finest DepaJlment Instructor of Aft College Nunt Instructor of Biology Edhonq O, Cummings Pr isc ill a Dean E. Barton Dulac Walter R. Fleischmann PH-D. M.A. M A. a.m. Prvftisur of Chemutry Director of Phytic til Education for Women Assistant Professor of Business Administration Instructor in Dramatics tind Speech Mrs. Walteh R, Fleischmann P.. A. Instructor in Dramatics and Speech R. Howard Gunn a,b. ImtTutior cf Business Administration and BurSar Wii.ljam H. Ford a. hi. Am it ant PnyjfifOT of Buuneis Administration Nathaniel M, Harrison v.. It. Promotional Secretary 0 E. C. Glasgow M.A. Instructor of Englifk Benjamin H. Hill ph,d. Pro ft hot of Biology Mrs, Lillian M. Green House Mother AlcCutioch Halt Clifford R. HtHSMAW A.M,, LITT-D. Profes sot of Education and Psychology t 0 N. it E. Vera Idol Ada B. Johnson C. Lucille Johnston Paul S. Kennett A M, h s. ph.b. £.p. f LL.D. Professor of English Professor of Home Economic i Secretary to President and Assistant Bunar Professor of History Febne KlHG B-S, College Dietician Percy E. Lindlev A.M., L1TT.D Dean of College and Professor of Religious Education A. C Lovelace :■.: i :■ Associate Professor of Education James McCackrenj a.b. Assistant Director of Physical Education for Men ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 4 Rs. Mabel T r Mjl likan J, HA Ft LEY MOURANE George Ol sen a.b. M . E . Fi . . Social Director in V0mutt i Hall Prof (nor of Chemistry and Physics Assistant to Dean Paul Scott O ' ocfn Verel Ward Mrs. Alice Paige White m.b.a. ft s. a.m. ImtruetoT of ZJKi nejj I J j m i ntif r .it i □ n Office Secretary of Latin and Creek Vera Whitlock A. A., It MI ' S.. H.HUS. Head of MuftC Department Nathaniel P. Yah orough A,M. Associate Professor of Modern Languages C, VlRGIt Yow A.fi, Dtteetor of Phyrical Education for Men [14] SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert Clifton President Jack Lee Vice-President Lucille Johnson Secretary Jeanne Rankin Treasurer Clifton, Rankin, Johnson, Lfb. a-M S E Rf I U B Ruth Evelyn Atkins hick POIST, n. c. A.B. Nikanthan Literary Society, i, 2, 3; W. A. A., 2, 3; Foot lighters, 2, 3, 4 ; Secretary, 3, 4; Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 2, 3; Future Teachers, 4. Nancy Jane Austin HIGH POINT, N, C. U.S. in Business Administration Si tjma Alpha Phi Art. nusiaii Literary Soriety, i, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; College Marshal, 3, Grady Blaine Baxter fai.lston, n. c. A.B. Junior Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 4; Baseball, i, 2, 4; Football, 1, 2, 4. William Junius Bennett, Jr. itinn POINT, N. c, A.R. Epsilon Eta Phi Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. [161 CLASS Gertrude Bingham albemarle, x. c. A.B. Pfeiffer Junior College, I, 2; Artemfsiau literary So- ciety, 3, 4; Future Teachers, 3, 4, Paul Henry Blair TBOMASVIl I.K, . C. A.B. Choir, i, 2, Olin Robert Blickensderfer CARV, [VD. AH. Delta Alpha Efisilon Conductor of College Baud, r, 1, 5, 4 ; Choir, 1, 1, j, 4; Thalean Literary Society, 1, 1. 5, 4: Critic. 4; Who ' Who, 4- Lucy Roselle Brooks oakboro, k. c. A,B. Wingate Junior College, 1, f 171 , ' i i: i ii h Helen Margaret Brown asheboro, h. c. A.B. Nikanthan Literary Society, i, 2, ;, 4; Christian En- deavor, 1, a, 3, 4; W. A. A., 3, 4; Choir, 4. Obpha Anne Burgess CIBSONVILLE, N. C. A.B. Elon College, 1, 2; Nikanthan Literary Society, 3. Winifred Burton high point, k. c. A.B. Nikamhan Literary Society, 1, 3, 4; Ministerial Asso- ciation, i, i, 3; W. A. A„ 3; I. R. C, 3; Christian Endeavor, 1, 3, 4; Future Teachers, 3; Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4- Manly Holot Byerly LEXINGTON , N. C. A.B. University of North Carolina, 1; Band, 2, 3; Medical Club, 4; I. R. C„ 3, 4. [18] CLASS Lawrence Weaver Byrum HIGH POISI, N. c. A.B. Dramatic Club, i ; Footlii;hters Club, 2, 3. 4, Vict- President, 4; Choir, t, 2, 3, 4; ZENITH Staff, 1, 4; Akrothinian Literary Society, 1, 2, 4. Brevard, R. Delbert Byrum PlKEVir I.K, N. C. AM. 2; Ministerial Aisui-i.ititin, 3; Christian Endeavor, 3. Bruce Hiluahd Carraway, Jr. men point, w, c. B.S. in Business Administration International Relations Cluh, 2, 3; Honor Roll, 2, 4; Law Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Akrothinian l.it- cr:ir Snncl}, r, 2, 3. George Maurice Carver TOR F.ST CITY, K. C A3. Brevard, 1, 2; Woflford College, 3; Ministerial Asso- ciation, 4; Christian Endeavor, 4; Akrothinian Lit- erary Society, 4. 119] S E IV I I) B Elmer Cashatt TRINITY, S. C. A.B. I ft til Tau Kttf ' f ' ti Baseball, i, z, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3; Thalean Literary Society, 1 ; Block H Club, 2, 3, 4. Alice Chandler high point, n. c. A.B. Sii; mti Alpha Phi Meredith, 1, 2; Hi-fa Staff, 3. 4; Foot lighters, j, 4; Artemesian Literary Society, 3, 4; Day Student Coun- cil, 4. Anne Chappell MICH POINT, N, C. fi-S. ill Uiisiix « Ailminisl ration Sigma Alpha Phi Artemesian Literary Society, t, 3, 4; Madison College, z ; Honor Roll, r, ?. Robert Franklin Clifton HJCIf POINT, N, C. B.S. in Business Administration [nia Tan Kappa Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, I, 2, 3, 4; Block H Club, 2, 3, 4; Day Student Council, 3; Class Vice- President, 3, President, 4. t.201 C L A Sam Coble HIGH POINT, S, C. E.S. in Business Administration Soccer, i, 2, 3, 4; Block II Club, 2, 3, 4. Baseball Charles Alvin Cochrane star, n, c. A.B. . u. ' V ' , ' lilii fhi • z. 3. 4! Basketball, 1; Football, Thalean Lilerary Society, 1, 2. 3, 4: Mary Lucille Craven high point, b. c. A.B. Nik.-inih.in 1. in ran Sm-ii-n. 1. 2, 5, 4; Reporter, J, 4 1 Christian Endeavor, t,t, 3, +, Secretary, 3, President, 4; I. R. C, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Future Teachers, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Hi-Pa, 3, 4; Zewiu, 4; Honor Roll, 1. 2, 3, 4; Lighted Lamp, 4; A Cappella Choir, 4. Edith Marie Cribbs {UGH POINT, N ' . c. A3. Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. L 211 u S E IV I D fl Mary Snow Cridlebaugh high poivi, s:. c. A.B. Choir, i, ;; Future Teachers, 3, 4.; Artemesian Lite- rary Society, 2, 3, 4, Helen Virginia Crowder IIICM POINT, k. c. B.S. in Business Administration Thm Phi Artemesian Literatry Society, t, 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4; Forensic Council, 1, 3; Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4; M ' l.l.-iir (,.,.., 1 1 1 r 1 1 . 1 r Sccrelarv, ; Class Iuiimiim, ;; College Marshal, 3 ; Who ' s Who, 4. Evelyn Davis b1skofville, s. c. A.B. Nikanthan Literary Society, 2, 3 ; Christian Endeavor, 2, 3; I. R. C, 3; Ministerial Association, 2; W. A, A,, 3; Choir, 3; Future Teachers, 3, 4. Thomas Paul Deaton SHANNON, X. C, A.B. 1. R. C-, 3, 4; B. S. C, 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, Vice-President, 4. 122] A S Robert Marvin Dimmette ROCKINGHAM, N. C, A3. Brevard College, j, 2; Akrothiniau Literary Society, 3, Critic, 3; Medical Club; Christian Endeavor. Albert Grey Earle MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. J. B,S. in Business Administration Iota Tan Kappa Thalean Literary Society, i, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 4; I. R. C, 3, 4, Vice- President, 3, President, 4; Football, 1, 2, ;; Zenith, I, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4; Chief Marshall, 3; Tennis Team, t, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4; Boys ' Dormitory Council, 3; Block H Club, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who, 4. Garland C. Ellis RALE1CH, N. C, B.S. in Chemical Engineering Thalean Literary Society, 1 ; Engineers Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4. Bessie Catherine Ellison high POINT, x. e. A.B. T ieta Phi Artemesian Literary Society, t, 2, 3, 4; B. S, U., 3, 4; Future Teachers, 3, 4. 123 1 n i: i ii ii Cornelia Louise Ellison hk;h point, s - . c. A.E. .liplia TJieta Psi Clmir, r, 2, 3, 4; Nikanthan Literary Society, Delbert F. Everhart TKOMASVll.LE, N. C. B.S. in Business Administration John Walter Farlow sopiiia, s. c. B.S. in Busint Administration Soccer, 3, 4; Baseball, a, ;, 4 ; juninr Varsity Basket- t ' :ill. 2, 3,4. Leonard Faust NEW YORK, N. V. A.B. Law Club, 4; Honor Roll, $, 4; Medical Cluh, 3, 4; I. R. C, 4. [«] CLASS Mrs, June H. Galloway- high point, n. c. A.B. University of North Carolina, i, 2, 3. Mary Taylor Gay WARGARETTSVILLE, tt, C A.li Woman ' s College, I Diversity nt Nnrlli Carolina, 1, 2; Xikiiiitliaii Literary Society, 3, 4; Ili-Po, 4; Choir, 4; B. S. l T ,, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Future Teach- ers., 3, 4- Boyd Clark Getty rah WAV, n. j. A.B. Lafayette College, 1, 2; Medical Club, 4. Adam Lee Gibson high point, s. c. B,S. in Business Administration EpsUon Eta Phi Appalachian State Teachers College, 1, 2; Soccer, 4; Footlighters, 4. [25] S E N I D B Horace Giles KICK POINT, K. C. A.B. luta Tau Kapjia Soccer, t, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Prcsiileut. 4 ; Hunor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Govern- ment, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball, 3; Zenith Staff, 4; Lighted Lamp, 4. Marse Grant men POINT, H. C. A.B. I rilii Titu Kappa H ' lrinr Rull, 1,2, 5, 4; Hi-Pa, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor, 2, 3, Associate Editor, 4; Publicity Director, 3, 4; B, S. V., 1, 2, 3. 4, President, 4; College Marshal], 3; Who ' s Who, 4 ; Lighted Lamp, 4, Victor Harber U ' REIIAWKEN , N, J. A.B. New York University, 1 , ; Debate Club, 3, 4; Thalean literary Society, j, 4; Ifi-t ' o Staff, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 3, 4; Future Tearhers, 3, 4 ; I, R. C, 3, 4; Law Club, 3, 4, President, 3, 4. Bentley Foy Hege i exivgto.v, k. c. A.B. Wake Forrest College, i T a, 3, 126 3 y C L A S Cornelia Hill murfree5b0r0, n. c. A.B. Chowan College, r, 2, East Carolina Teachers College, 3; B, S. U., 4; Nikanthan Literary Society, 4. MiaiAM E. Hoggard LEWISTON, N. C, B.S. in Home Economics Chowan College, i, z; East Carolina Teachers College, 3; Modern Priscilla Club, 4; B. S. U., 4; Nikanthan Literary Society, 4. Robert Holloway MONROE, s. c. B.S. in Chemical Engineering Engineers Club, 2, 3, 4. A, Percy Holland BERLIN, MD. A.B. Band, 1, z, 3, 4. I 17] SENIOR Doris Wilma Holmes . GRAHAM, N, C. A.B. W. A. A., r, 2, 3, 4, Sergeam-at-Arms, 2, Vice-Pres- ident, 3, President, 4; NJkanthaii Literary Society, 1, 2. 3, 4, Monitor, 3, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; Chris- tian Endeavor, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 3; Girls Dormitory Council, 3; Future Teachers, 3, 4 ; 1. R. C, 3, 4; Lighted Lamp, 3, 4; Forensic Council, 3, 4, President, 4; Who ' s W ' lm, 4; Honor Roll, i. 2, !, 4, Robert Glenn Holt lexington, n. c. A.H. Akrothinian Literary Society, r, 2, 3; Engineers Club, r; I. R. C, 1, 3; Medical Club, 2, 3, President, 2. Hugh Howell men point, s, c. A.B. Henry Hobart Hubble north h alston , va. B,S. in Chemical Engineering Engineers Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 4. US] LAS Fuchsia Lucille Johnson winston-salem, s. c, B.S. iR Home Economics Si inn Alpha Phi Dormitory Council, i. z, 4, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 4; W. A. A., 1. 2, 3, 4, Class Manager, 1, 2, 3, Sec- retary, 2, 3; Modern Priscilla Cluh, t, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 2; Christian Endeavor, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Class Treasurer, 2, Secretary, 4; Student Council, 3; Nikanthan Lit- erary Society, 1, 2, 3,4. William Keene four oaks, ps, l ' . B.S. in Business Administration Epsiiitn Eta i ' hi Basketball, t, 2, 3, 4; President. Dormitory Council, 4; Akrothinian Literary Societi . 1, j, 3, 4. Arthur C. Kennedy THOMASVI1.I.E, N. C. VI-:. Ministerial Association, t, 2, 4, Chaplain, 4; 1. R. C, 2. Pauline Bland Kennett 111011 POINT, N. C. A.B. Thrta Phi Artemesian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, President, 4; V. A. A., 1, 2; College Marshall, 3; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Future Teachers, 3, 4; Who ' s Who, 4. [29] S E IV I D fl Nellie Gray Kittrell HENDERSON, S, C, B.S. in Business Administration Nikanthan Literary Society, i, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, Critic, 4,; Christian Endeavor, i, 2, 3, 4 ; W, A. A,, t, 2, 3,4; I. R. C, 3,4. Burke Koontz men [hum, s, C. U.S. in Business Administration lnta Tan Kappa Soiier, 1, 2, 3, 4; junior Varsity Basketball, r, 3; Baseball, i, 2, 3, 4; Akmthinian Literary Society, 1, 2; Student Council, 2, 4; College Marshall, 3; Class Pres- Went, 3; Lighted Lamp, 3, 4; Future Teachers, 3, 4; Hi-Pa, 2, 3; President, Boys Day Student Council, 4; Block H, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll, i, 2, 3, 4, Jack Daniel Lee HIGH point, k. c. AM. Irila Tail Kappa Akrothinian Literary Society, 1, 2, 4; Forensic Coun- cil, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; Student Government, 3; Day Student Government, 4; Zenith, 3, 4, Editor, 4; Future Teachers, 3, 4; Varsity Dehating, 2, 3, 4; Lighted Lamp, 3, 4; Who ' s Who, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; 1. R. C, 3. Marcel Charles Malfregeot clarksburg, w. va. B.S, in Business Administration Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2; Baseball Manager, 1, 2; Soccer Manager, 1, 2; Football Manager, 3, 4, [W] C L A W. Joseph May THOMASVtl.LE, K. C. A.B. DAia Alpha Epiitan Band, i, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Medics! Ctub, 2, 3, 4; Thalean Literary Society, 2, 3; Track, 2, 3. Mary Virginia Mitchell HIGH I ' UIM, N. C. B.S. in Hume Economics James Thomas Moore trqutville, va. B.S. iii Business Administration Football, 3, 4; Akrothinian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3; Junior Varstt) Baskeihall, 2, 3. Terence John Moran FREEPORT, S. y. B.S. in Business Administration [ la Tau K a pa Football, t, 2, 4, Co- Captain, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4; Boys Dormitory Council, 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident, 4; College Marshall, 3. I ii SENIOR Ruth Murphy TIIOMASVIIJ.E, n. c. A.U. Frank Murray GIBSON VII i r, n. c. A.B. I OtQ Tit it K Pfl (7 Junior Varsity Hasketball, i; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Hase- liall, 2, 3, 4 ; Dramatic Club, 1; Pom lighten, 2, 4: Block H Club, 3 , 4. George Harlan Needham CHARLOTTE, . C. A.B. t ' fiifftr Junior College, i, z ; Ministerial Association, I, 4, President, 4; Track, 3, 4; Who ' s Who, 4. Byrdelle Nicholas SM.I.IS, MISS, A3, Nikanthan Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian Endeavor, i, 2, 3, 4; I. R. C, 3; V, A. A., 2, 3, 4. 133 1 CLASS Sara Owen TttfJV, x. C. A.B. Pfeiffer Junior College, i ; Medical Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3; Artemesian Literary Society, 2, 3. Celeste Payne llrcu point, n. c. B,S. iti Busim Admin Utratinn Nikanthan Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Hoow Roll, 2. 3. 4- Dorothy Pegram GREENSBORO, N. C. A.B. Woman ' s College, University North Carolina, 1 ; Appa- lachian State Teachers College, z, 3. Cleo Dixon Pin nix greensboro, n. c. B.S. in Home Economics T ula Phi Artemesian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Modem Pris- cilla Club, t, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, 4: W, A. A., 1, 1, 3, 4, Council, 4. mBhn 133] S E IV I H Jeanne Blair Rankin HIGH POINT, m. c. B.S. in Business .Ad mini strati on T ieta P ii Artemesian Literary Society, I, 2, 3, 4; 2enitf[ Staff, 1 ; Class Treasurer, 4; Student Government, 4; President Girls Pay Student Government, 4. Worth Burton Royals trinity, n. c. A.B. Ministerial Association, 1, 2, 3, 4. Betty Baxter Sechrest hick POINT, s. c, A.B. S iff ma Alpha I ' M Artemesian Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President, 3; Footlighters, 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4. Robert Alexander Siceloff, Jr. high point, n c, B.S, in Chemical Engineering Footlighters, i, 2, 3, 4 ; Engineers Club, 2, 3, 4. [34] CLASS Stokes Jerome Smith hjcm point, n. c. A.B. Wnfford College, i ; Medical Club, ' ; 3. +■ Robert Clifton Snider high point, n. c. U.S. in Business Administration Epsilim Eta Phi Hi-Po, Staff Cartoonist, j; Editor, Student Handbook, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4. Rachel Louise Spainhour winston-salem, n. c. A.B. Sigma dtp ha Phi Nikanthan Literary Society, 1, 2, j, 4; Christian En- deavor, r, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 2; VV. A. A., 3, 4; Future Teachers, 3; Class Secretary, 3: ZENITH Staff. 3, Willis Albert Tarver grayson, louisiana A.B. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Thalean Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4. [35] SENIOR Cleo Templeton union grove, n. c. B.S. in Business Administration Sir) mn .Up ft a Phi Girls Dormitory Council, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4; Christian Endeavor, Vice-President, 3, 4; Lighted Lamp, j, 4 ; Who ' s Who, 4 ; Nikanthan Literary So- ciety, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; College Marshall, 3. Lucy Neal Thayer trinity, n. c. B.S. in Home Economics Alpha Tltria fs ' t Woman ' s College, University North Carolina, 1 ; Chris- tian Endeavor, 2; YV. A. A., 2, 3, 4 ; Nikanthan Lit- Literarv Society, 2, 3, 4 ; Modern Priscilla Club, 2, 3, 4, Viie-l ' re-ident. ;, I ' m -idem, 4; Pan- Hellenic Council, 4. Mrs. Agnes V. Tucker I.AWSOSVII.I.E, s, c. A.B, Virginia State Teachers College, 1, 2, 3. Carmen Vernon MOUNT JIOI.LV, N. C. A.B. Pfeiflfer Junior College, 1, 2; Artemesian Literary So- ciety, 3, 4 ; I. R. C, 3; Future Teachers, 3, 4. [ 361 CLASS Mabel Myra Warlick CASAR, N. C. A.B, Sigma Alpha Phi Class Secretary, i; Cheerleader, a; fti-Po Staff, 2; Zenith Staff, 2; W, A, A., i, 2, 3, 4; Artemesiati Literary Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; 1. R. C., 3. Regina Warner KICK POINT, N. C. A.B, Meredith College, 1; W. A. A., 2, jj Artemesiaii Lit- erary Society, 2, 4, C A. Watts, Jr. WINSTON-SALEM, K. C. B,S, in Business Administration tpsiluft Eta Phi Football, 1, 3, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4; Basketball, 2; Class President, 2; Student Council, 3, 4, President, 4; Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Emma Harris Whitaker ES ; FIELD, N. C. B,S. in Business Administration Thrta Phi Flora Mat-Donald College, 1 ; Drum Majorette, Band, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 3, 4. £37] S E M I II fl CLASS Lily Lynch Whitaker ENFIELD, H. C. B.S. in Business Administration Th i- la Phi Flora MacDonald College, i ; Drum Majorette, Band, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Choir, 3, 4. Boyce Wynn sp1ndale, n. c, B.S. in Business Administration lulu Tan Kappa Shenandoah Junior College, 1; Basketball, 2; Thalean Literary Society, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, President, 4. Henry Frank Young high point, S, C, A.B. Medical Club, 2, 3, 4; [■not lighters, 3, 4 ; I. R. C, 3, 4. [381 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Elvin Lewis ■ - Russell Hughes Audrey Guthhie Grace Bivins ■ ■ ■ - President Vice-President • • Secretary ■ ■ Treasurer Hughes, Guthhie, Bivins. Lewis. [J9J I JUNIOR CLASS First Row Darrell Allrep ARCHDALE, N. C- Robert Andrews TRENTOW, N, J. William Lester Ballard DAVTPKJN, N, c. Second Koiu Harriet Berry HIGH PO[NT, N. C. Grace Bivens HILLSBORO. W. c. Stanton Bi.avi.ock [-exincton, h. c. Third Ryiv Louis Bopp KET YORK, N. Y, Joe Mills Brinson HIGH Pol NT h N. C. Gladys Brooks MCFARl.AND. N. C. Fourth Rev: Jewell Campbell HIGH POINT, W. C. Elma Chambliss TP-IPLETT, VA. Banks Chilton HIGH POINT, N. C, HO] Ftrtt Row MlLLARH COBI.E HIGH POINT, H, C, Jerome Counihan frHHEPORT, N. Y. Ralph Cox HIGH POINT, N. C. Second Reiv Geneva Drum NEWTON. N. c- WlLUP. EOWARDS HIGH POINT, N. C, FLORENCE El kins LIBERTY. N, c. Third Rot Albert Hanks Evans LEXINGTON, H. C, Frank Fernandez C.LAHKS UFIO. w. VA. Ralph James FERREB ASHBBOftO. N, C. fourth Roia Onfta Fitzgerald KARRIS, n, c. Verxon Forney dover. ohio Hazel Gibson MAttloN, N. C, J II IV I R CLASS Mil H JUNIOR CLASS First Row Helen J. Gibso iiil-.H POINT. N. C. Ruth Gooiie THOMASVILLE, N. c. I in. .Mi ( ,KFI-. ' i ' , G BSNSfiORO, H. C- Second Unit. ' Walter G recur y ANGISk. K. C. AuuRie Glthrie GRAHAM, N. C. Mattib Ruth Guver ■ ' i . i i i ' i [ :. ] . ■• Third Row Parker Hacek CONCORD. N. c. Johv Hum TQBACCOVILLE. N, c. Frank Harris CAKADIXTOH, GEORGIA Fourth Row Robert Hicks HIGH POINT. N. C. Russeu. Hughes SPHNCRR. W. VA. Virginia Hunt CHETNA, VA. [«] First Ruiu Krlte Jenkins STAR, N. c. Lr.ovo Johnson RICH SQUARE, tt, C. Jesse Julias FBANKLINVILLE, N. c. Christine Kiser. HIGH POINT, N. C- An me Kitchens high point, n. c. Winifred Lamar HIGH POINT, N. C- Thlrd Roiv Hilda Lanier welcome, n, c. Ralph Lanier LEXINGTON, N. C, Edith Lfos iru NQI1WOQU, N. T, Fourth Raw Elvin Lewis WINSTON-SALEM, N. c, James McCai.i, HIGH POINT, N, C Delores McKEtm n NEW VORK, N, V, J U IV I D fl CLASS [4M J II I I OR C L A S li M«] First Row Grace McPhersqn SNOW CAMP, N. C, Ruth May THOMaSVILLE, N. C. Fred Mills ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C- Second Row lln i i.vrli Nance THOMASVILLE, N, C. ( ' kiii vn N I font; WINSTON -SALEM, N. c Robert Ormanii i mm!!- city, n. r. Third Row Irene Parker HIGH POINT, n. c. Charles Patterson pilot mountain, n, c. Fas me Louise Pqe siler city, n. c. Fourth Roiv Gerauhne Rash UNION GROVE, N. c. Harlan Reio high point, n. c. Henry Ridenuour cooi.eemee. n. c. First Row James Scotten THOMASVILLE, N. c. Frances Scruggs HIGH POINT. N. C- Cl avion Skchi.fr kANNAPOLIS, N. C. Si- (rind Row Emmanuel Skive brooklyn, n. y. Joe Sheets hinton. w. va. Coble Shoffner CSISSONVIE.I E, N. C. Third Raiv Otis D. Smith ADVANCE, N. c. Marv Smith HIGH POINT. N, ., Ellis Sutton MOUNT OI.IVE, N, C. Fourth Row Roland SwiNK HIGH POINT. N- C. Iris Th acker HIGH POINT, N. c. Mam Alice Thayer HIGH POINT. N. c. J II N I U fl CLASS [45] I J 1] I I D H CLASS Firs! Roiv Wm, Blaine Thompson WINSTON-SALEM, N . C, Mary Towns end CLAftkTON, N. c. Charlotte Varner FORT MYfigs. FI.A. Second Rqhv David Weatheiu.v HIGH POINT. N. C- Gkorce VVei.born THPMASVILLE. N. G. W 1 1 [jam West ITAIIKJNVILLE, N + c. [461 SOPHDMDRE CLASS OFFICERS Dick Rozzelle President Geneva Chowder Secrctdi y George Demmy Treasttr Rozjolle. Crowper. Drum 75 j-nA t Ci MMu f s [47] fA u SDPHDMDHE CLASS Mary Lillian Andrews Martha T, Baity Annabel! Bingham Mary I.ke Cantrell Ruth K. Cave Frances M. Chaetell Emma Lee Cress Willie L. Clinard Geneva Crowder Hetty Lou Cummins Jean Davis Myra Josephine Deal Anna LeRoy Ellison Evelyn L. Evans Ruth Allen Griffith GIRLS Wanda M. Harville Mary L. Holton Belva K. Howard Mary K. Kennedy May Earline Loftin Elizabeth Long Martha G. Mickey V. Belle Moore Barbara L, Morton Zelma Parnell Dorothy M. Presnell Doris S. Poindexter Mary L, Randolph Pauline Roach Natalie Rosen Betty L. Russell Helen T, Scott Ron da A. Sebastian Doris H. Setzer Frances E. Smith Mary Alma Teague Mattie Marie Thayer Rl-th E. Thayer Roberta Underwood Jii.e F. Warren Nina Whitaker Caroline York I4S I SDPHOMORE CLASS Paul Altier Alvin Boles John B. Brooks Willard Rav Brown- Frank Burton, Jr. Douglas D. Case James F. Caudle, Jr. Clvde Lee Cecil Eugene M. Connelly George Demmv Jacob Alfreo Du scan- Thomas G. Elliot Henry W. Ekvin Henry A. Ferree Alfred Lea LeRoy Foster Roland C Garmon Howard Garmon James Emory Gibson L. W. Ger ringer, Jr. William Herbert Gossaru Arthur E. Griswolo James Harold Harrison Emmett Hartnett Harry Lee Hausek B D Y S Billy Rufus Henderson Jack Houts Bernard T. Hurley Alvin Wm. Horn William R, Howell William Thomas Hutch ins Charles McKinnon Ivey, Jr. James Boyd Jacobs Carl Eugene Koontz Jonathan Wade Koontz Bayne Keever Laurence J. Linneman W. Ernest Long James Maury Louder James Martin- Charles M. Meclm Henry Miner Frank Morton Alfred Neikjkd Leo Pappas Joe G. Petack Robert Sheppard Pritchard Harold Davis Reynolds Richard Rozzelle Baxter B. Slaughter Teq Schumacher Dasrell L. Sechrest James Ross Spencer, Jr. Francis Stai.naker S. W. Taylor, Jr. Robert Lee Truesdell Michael A. Tynburc Henry C. Van Byi.evelt George Van Guilder Howard C. Veach Spofford Venable James L. Walker Bill Welborn Julius D. Weiner Harley Williams Robert E. Williams Fred Covvper Whitehead Elliot Wynn- Nick Zuras George Zuras 141, UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS Anne Blair Auman W. L. Beerman Mrs. Lvniel 0. Beck W. G. Butler Anne Cole L. T. Coleman Helen Davis J. Frank Davis J. B. Earle, Jr. Jimmie Edwards Karl H. Hemmrich Joseph Addison Hill Anna Scott Hoye Nell Humphreys R. W. Johnson P. E. Lee, Jr. P. C. Lindley B. L. Martin G. P. Michael M. M. Phii.los T. C. Tacsdale A. B. Rood Miriam Sheldon Sarah Scruggs Alfred Daniel Sides Bruce Thorburn A. P. Wilson C. V. Yow Grace Bivins Louise Ellison Walter Fleischmann William Gossard VOICE Jack Hours Doris Koonce Wade Koontz Zelma Parnell Sam Taylor Gene Thacker Frances Scruggs Jane Austin Grace Bivins Olin Blickensderfer PIANO Jack Houts Charlene Humphrey ' s Nell Humphreys Doris Koonce Sam Taylor Gene Thacker Jewell Campbell Mrs. June Galloway Hazel Gibson Virginia Gibson Auurie Guthrie Ruth Guyer Martha Hamm Nell Hartman Kathleen Howard Clarice Hoover Vircinta Hutchins ART Cloyce Moose Blanche Myles Ada Oliver Frances Plunkett Mary Smith Iris Thacker Mrs. Agnes Tucker Jams Usher Betty Lee Wall Sue Woodruff Miriam Hcggard Frank Morton Mary Snow Cridlebaugh Pauline Kennett Carmen Vernon Willie Edwards Catherine Ellison Rachel Spainhour Helen Brown Dorothy Pecram Edith Cribbs Mrs. Ruth Black [50] FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS H. J. Maxwell Henry Liptak Jesse Bafty ■ ■ Talmadge Cole President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Maxwell, Baity, Liptak, Cole, r 5 i j FRESHMAN CLASS Mildred Allen Connie Baldwin Jessie H. Baity Elinor Balslev Mary Nell Reamer Becky Brockman Doris Bundy Leah Burrows Mary Ruth B rower Doris Cam I ' m r i Hannah E, Campbei i 1 [hen E. Campbei l Maude Cakram.u F.ldise Cecil Frances Ci.inard Ella Stuart Cox Frances Irene Current (Catherine CRANEORI) Dorothy Dean Davis Annie Freeman [Catherine Fulcher Mary E. Gatewdod Virginia Gibson G I H L S Martha Ha mm Nell Hart man- Esther Hicks Clarice Hoover Virginia Hutchens l ; H -i N K EARNS Jaciji ' EI in Kenneui Burrie K ester Marle Kirkman Doris Koonce Martha Lassiter Bonnie Lewis Kathleen MALPAsa Barbara Matthews Kathleen Matthews Lit. lie Mae Moore Ci oyce Moose Roma Murray Blanche Mvi.es Grace McKauchan Ada Oi iv er Shirley Nelson Hazel Paschal Frances Plunkett Margaret Price Judy Primm Ramon a Redman Dorothy E. Russell Lucille Ruthazir Patsy Siffoko Lli a Smith Margaret Smith Marie Snider Claudia Strange Lily Tii acker Dorothy Usher I inis Usher Annie Mas Wagoner But ' y Lee Wall Ethel Wall M. Sue Wood rule Marie Workman [52] F R E S Albert Amenuoi.a PETER Amos Jack Astrella Martin C. Auman Earl Barnes, Jr. James A. Barnes David Beam an Chester Bellamy Richard E. Bennett Frvin W. Biles Edwin Blaylock Francis J. Bow en William Howard Brown Charles Buchanan Jack Burkheao Charles T, Cole Peyton W. Cox Kenneth Crouse Edwin Coltrane Kent Dennis Richard DiTullio Frederick W. Easter Jimmie Ellis Clifton Evans Ross Lewis Fariow Den ms Faw James Fink James Flanagan Bud Fletcher Raymond Freeman Stanley Freedman Jack Futrell H M A IV B D Y S Claude Gantt Richard GtNTHEK Hugh Goerner William Gorman James Green Edwin Heath (Jl-nKi.P- HlCHX.MIMI [.U.k I I J I I 1 1 S Jay Hoe em an Clyde Johnson W ' ll 1. 1AM J RREI1 Clifton H. Jones Theodore Joseph Fred Kappleman IIOYLE KlOER M. C KlMSEV Alfred Lea Joseph Lepkowski Mack Lewis Jam es Lowderm ilk Wayne Linole Henry Liptak Russell Lombard! Nick Mantzouris s| i; is i ii ' . m kin Charles Matheny |nii Matthews Hardy Maxwell R. W. Moore CLASS Harold, Mendenhai i J. R. Meredith William Meredith Duncan Monroe Gilmer Myers Gilbert McCain Bill Nifong Thomas McCanthv Harding McKinney Ki -.ill i v ' ' N. N. Osborn Alfred G. Payne Kenneth Payne John Perry Albert Ridce, Jr. William Robbins George Sheli horsi R. C. SH1PP Banner F. Siiei.ion Walter Sink Leon Sochrjn Louis Soscia Martin Spineiii Joh n Si asulli VlRCIL SlEEIA Don Switek Joe Tesh Zane Thompson William Tkoxler David Underwood Willis S. Wright, Jr. Ralph Yow i ■I ORGANIZATIONS ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ VlrCUlLDCH HALL The Student Government, organized in 1934, has developed through the years into one of the most important organizations on our cam- pus. As a tangible expression of self-govern- ment by students, this group has fulfilled its duties to the satisfaction of the administration and of the student body that it represents. Led by C. A. Watts as prendent and Jerome Couni- han as Vice-President, it is composed of two representatives from each of the four classes and of the presidents of the dormitory and day student councils. Its primary aim is to insure a cooperative relationship between students and faculty and to promote better undersanding and fellowship among all students. Thus, the en- forcement or student regulations and the marked development of social life have distin- guished another of the Council ' s successful Echool years. C A. WATTS STUDENT G [) V E R IV M E IV T Hugh Li. Amondolj, Ketne, Counihan TiMtipleron f Prc n tt, Parkei, Whiuker GjIcs, Lewis, Kconrz. Watts, Rankin. CrdWftrr, Baie , [57 J I Ru . ' II ( lii Rash, John -on. Hunt. Ti ' mpk-iMn DORMITORY GOVERNING BODIES I ' l I I. I I UN I IDS Lucille Johnson Ger amuse Rash . . . President Bill Keenb . , . Pitt-President Frank Fernandez . . . Secretary Edward Greeson . . . . . . President . . . Vice-President Junior Representative Orei ' son. Kttne, Hours, Femandt-z .jl [5I ] Thavtfr. ChanJl-tr, Rankin, Workman. Moor - DAY STUDENT GOVERNING BODIES Jeanne Rankin President Blkke Kqontz President Alice Ckaxdler . . Senior Representative Jack Lee Senior Representative MakvAiiu Iii.iwk I mum li i w mal ' tVi DAKRi i Ai . kin .Junior Representative Ellis. SpchitsT. Kgomi, Allrcd, Lcr I 5!)] THE ZENITH Editorial Staff [his ThaCKER Horace Giles Darreu. Securest Lawrence Bvrum Lucille Craven Rum Thaver Marie Thayer Jack I.ee Marv Townsend Bl sin ess Staff Russell Nixon Glenn Payne I1enrv RiutMjouH Jacob Duncan d0r0th1 pkes.ve1.l albert earle Gene Thackes Cufton Jones EARLH, Bbtinest Mmj t [601 THE HIP D Editorial Staff Irene Parker Marse Graki LL ' CM.i i: (.« H ia DllKts POINOEXTKK SlAM.Kl FrEEBMAN Rll ' MARII Bennett MAKV Tip NSKM) Rum Griffith Tko Schumacher Jack Hoots Ruth Goooe Many Tavi.or Gav Hi sin ess Staff John M. Hamm Ralph Vow WnitAKii Brown Iacob Duncan PAKKER, Edim HAMM, Butinta Manager [61 J Cjiivvjsj, JCoOOCC, Parnelt, Keoiirz. the Quartet has represented the cultural imetesis of the cidkgv throughout this ami nearby states, by giving sacred and secular concerts every week-end. Membership in the A Capella Choir is competitive and limited. Intensive rehearsals have been rewarded In the wide acclaim the choir has received for concerts at chapel, various con- ventions ami conferences, at broadcasts, and for programs given during the spring tour. Outstanding presentations of the year included Robinson ' s Hallntt fur Americans, Handel ' s Messiah, Haydn ' s Creation, programs of sacred music, and the joint Spring Festival with the hand. Miss Vera K. Whit lock, head of the Department I Music, is director of hmh the A Capella Choir and the College Quartet Miss Whitlock has created a new interest and a deep enthusiasm fur :i Inner kiiini leilgi- .on) .ifipreei.uion n| music ai High Point College, through her monthly studio musicales. Assisting hei were Mr. (Miri R. UKekensderler, Mr. Charles McNeill, and Miss Ernestine Tie Ids. « MISS VERA E. WHITLOCK [621 JH — , 1 r LlLJ . i Roll Sam Taylor President Jerri ' Rash Secretary Louise Ellison Librarian Grace Bin ns , . , . Rot e Custodian Louise Ellison Evelyn Atkins Harriet Bkrrv Ann Aii mann [[mi Hurm ■, Grace Bivins Banks Chilton First Soprano Zblma Parneli. Charlotte Varner Second Soprano Geraldinb Rash FvV.W ,: « Evelyn Davis Doris Koonce Second Altn Lucii.e Craven- Doris Poindextes First Tenor Wade Koontk Second Tenor Baxter Slaughter Sam Taylor L. W. Gerriscer OLIN Bl.ICKENSDERFEt! First Bass William Gossahu El-I.IOT WVNNE Second Bass Jack Houts Bernard Huri ev Lilly Whitakek Gene Tuackf.k Iris Th acker Annie Mae Wagoner Nina Whitaker F.MMA WlllTAKER Eugene Connelly Bob Williams Wayne Lindlev h CAPELLA CHDIB [6J] TH 1LEM LITERARY SOCIETY Officers Botce WVnn President Jin: Fkt-Presiient Albert Earle Stcretary Bernard Hurley, Jk . Treasurer Km. i Ot-IN lil.lCKKNSDERI 1.R Hanks CmtTON Jacor Duncan Al.RERI F-.ARI I- Henry Ervin |1| S M« I Ul Hill. CAM! W. L, (.iKRRISCF.R Hilt, GllSSAKIP Bryan Greoori Victor Harris Bit I v Henderson Bernard Hurley - , Jk. I ' r ii-iiK II. Junes Wayne Kindley SEE VSTIAN Maris Chari.es H. Mathekv Joe May Al Neikakd Russeu Nixon Ted Shl ' MACiier Devvbv Smith Ross Spencer Sam Taylor lillHT V ' l N Ellioti Wynne L 64 I Officers Doris Holmes President Geralitine Rash Vice-President Belle, Moore Secretary Roll Mildred Allen Elvenb Fukr Ada Olives Mary Andrew J. V. Furr Alice Overman; Evelyn Atkins Mary Taylor Gay Hazel Paschal Mary Nell Beamer Hazel Gibson Frances Pujnkett Annabell Bingham Helen Gibson Fannie Poe Gladys Brook Audrey Guthrie Dorothy Presnell Helen Brown Ki ih Guyer Nell Price Orpha Burgess Martha Hamm Gbkaldine Rash Leah Burrows Doris Holmes Ramona Redman Winifred Burton Clarice Hoover Lucille Ruthazer Helen Campbeli Katherine Howard Helen Scott Jewell Campbell Virginia Hunt Marie Snider Mary Lee Canirei.i. Virginia Kutckins Rachel Spainiiour Ruth Cave Lucille Johnson Claudia STRANGE Fi.oise Cecil Evelyn Kearns Marv Alma Teacue Frances Clin arm Bobbie Kester Cleo Templeton Willie Clinard Aii.eek Kirkman Lucy Neal Thayer Et.MA Chambliss Neliik Kiiikhi Marie Thayer Ella Stuart Cox Edith Leonard Ruth Thayer Lucille Craven Erline Lofton Mary Townseno Irene Current Grace McPiierson Dorothy Usher Evelyn Davis Delores McKeown Janis Usher Josephine Deal Martha Grey Mickey Charlotte Varner Louise Ellison Blanche Miles Annie Mae Wagoner Evelyn Evans Belle Moore Ethel Wall Oneta Fitzgerald Lili.ie Mae Moore Jule Warren Katherine Fulcher Cloyce Moose Sue Woodruff Byroeli.e Nicholas MKMTHM LITEHARY SOCIETY C65] u MROTHMM LITERARY SOCIETY Officers Frank Harris President Bob Andrews Ftce-Presidenl John HAMM Secretary fACK H0UT8 Treasurer Roll Robert Andrews M. C. Admas, Jk. Hill Ballard Lewis Bopp U ' n i ari) Brown Frank Burton Henry van B i e h i DF.LUFRT BVKl ' M Geor ;e Carver I ' m M Mir. I 1 11 EUCBNfi CONNEJ I ■. Jerome Counihan Robert Dimmette Lk Roy Foster Bill garmav Dick Gintoer huch gosrker George van Guilder Prank Harris John Hamm Edwin Heath Ai BERT IImiir Robert Hoi r William Horn- Jack HOLT ' S fi h m: Keever, Jr. Lawrence Linneman Ernesi Long James LowoESMILK Georcf. Needuam Robert Ormand John Perry Henry Rioenhour Banner Shelton LOUIS SosciA Francis Stalnaker Blaine Thompson Spofford Venabi.e R. J. Vow J 1661 Officers Pauline Kennett Helen Crovvder . . . . Betty Russell i , . . . President {■-President Secretary Roll Avne Blair Auman Jessie Baits Martha Baitv Harriet Berry Grace Rims Marv Ruth B rower Becky Brockman Maude Carrawav Anne Chappell Frances Chappell Katherine CRANFORD Geneva Crowdir Helen Crowoer Betty Lou Cum miss Dorothy Dean Davis Willie Edwards Florence Elkins Anna Lee Ellison Catherine Ellison Erva Freeman- Nell Hartman Wanda Hakvim.e Mary Holtman Jaco.uei.in Kennedy Pauline Kennett Christine Kiser Anne Kitchens Do n ie Koonce Grace McKaughas Kathleen Mai.pass Barbara Matthews Ruth May Roma Murray Irene Parker Zelma Parnell Doris Poind exter Judy Primm Jeanne Rankin Mary Randolph Betty Russell Frances Scruggs Ronda Sebastian- Doris Setzer Patsy Siffokd Frances Smith Lui.a Smith Marv Smith (ilAf Til acker Iris Th acker Carmen Vernon Betty Lee Wall Mabel Wari.ick Marie Workman Caroline York ARTEMESIAN LITERARY SOCIETY [67] n RELIGIOUS COUNCIL 1 K. (,. I. IlL ' MPNHKtS Dr. p. F.. LrNOLEi Gekaldine Rash O.eo Templeton Rev. J. Clay Madison RfV. J. A. LlMlSAl Student Representatives ROBERT DlMMtllE (ItORce Carver Lucille Craven c;eor(;e Nhedham Dei.bf.ri Br rum Frank Harris MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION George Nbeoham President Paul D baton rice-President Thomas Hutchins Secretary [68] MEDICAL CLUB Frank Young President Pep. ores McKEOWK Vice-President Frances Chappkm Secretary-Treasurer LAW CLUB Victor IIarber President BRUCE Carrauay Vice-President Alfred Lea ■ Treasurer O.YOE Cecil Secretary 169] H B A IV D Oi.in Blickensevereer Conductor Russell Hughes Drum Major Emma Whitaker, Lii.v Wkiiaker .... Twin Drum Major tits Cornets Eugene Connelly Francis Stalnaker Baxter Slaughter LeRoy Foster I-!i worm VUeuiv Russell Nixon Harry Mauser Basics William Horn Charles Math en y Percussion Snare Drums Vernon Forney Robert Williams Sebastian Marin KrililKI I ' Rl I SUM I William Patterson Hass Drum HhNM RlHENHOUR Glockenspiel Helen Scott Tympani Sam Taylor Flute Wit LI AM GOSSARD Clarinet! Claudia Strange Jack Caudle Richard Ginther Clarence Leonarb James Scotten Roma Murray Wavns Li mmh Walter Sisk Tenor Saxophones Virgil Sinn Ernest Long Alto Saxophones Jimmie McCall Russell Hughes Ella Cox Percy Holland Baritone Joe Mav Trombones Robert Pritchard Eli ioi t Wynne Willis Wright Dan Sides (iEIIRCt UlGlISMITH Uor Joe Sheets Robert Andrews RnKEKI DlMMEITE Bernard Hurley [70] Hjrfbi. Kennea, Halmes, Wyr FORENSIC COUNCIL INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATERS Friedman, LiEiiu ' imn, Houts, Cecium? Stchresi. [71] Crawwt, Grant, Ra h, Hams, Putter, Gil Holme , Konntr, Templemn THE LIGHTED LAMP WHO ' S WHO Lee. BlictanidcrfEr, Crowder NeeJhjm. Tprnptetfin, H j]mcs, Gram, Kenn u. Eacte 172] BLOCK H CLUB CHEERLEADERS Varner, Keever, Crowd cr, Etkiris, Gumoa, Thayer [7JJ MnnEM PHISCILLA CLUB Officers Lucv Neal Tiiayek President Betty Russell Pice-President Cleo Pin nix Secretary Jule Warren Treasurer Miss Ada Johnson Advisor KiM 1 Mariha Baity Annabelle Bingham Gladys Brooks Hazel Gibson Marian Haggard Mariha Hamm Neil Hart man Clarice Hoover Kathi j;kn Howard Virginia Hunt Virginia Hutchins Lucille Johnson evelvn kearns Christine Kiser Virginia Mitchell ( I rivo Mini-.!- Cleo Pinnix Frances Pi.unkett Betty Russell Frances Scruggs Frances Smith Lucv Neal Thayer Janis Usher Betty Lee Wall Jule Warren Sue Woodruff 174 1 HDME MANAGEMENT HOUSE ADA B JOHNSON Putting an old axiom that experience is the best teacher into use, all girls who are candidates for a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics are required to live in the practice house for six weeks during their senior year. Here they live as a family unit, applying all the principles, which they have studied during their previous years, to practical use. Child care, cooking, home budgeting, and home management in general are the important items taught, thereby meeting the require- ments of the National Vocational Educational Department in the Home Economics program. This year, 1940-41, the Home Economics majors are fortunate in having as their new supervisor, Miss Ada B. Johnson, who will direct the girls in their management of the cottage. Being situated near the campus, the new practice house is ideally located at 909 West College Drive. In keeping with the forward progress of High Point College, many improvements have been made to facilitate the students ' work and to bring the practice house up to modern standards of home making; in this way adding new intetest to this phase of work. 1 [7 ] Dl 176] Helen Crowder President Jack Lee Vke-Prmitni Betty Sechrest Secretary REPRESENTATIVES Theta Pi Miss Louise Adams Helen Crowder Alpha Tfteta Psi Mrs. Alice Paige White Lucv Neal Thayer Sigma Alpha Phi Miss V ' erel Ward Bet iv Sechrest Eptilon Eta Phi Prof. J. H. Mourane Hi in Ssiiii r intn Tau Kfippa Mr. A. C. Lovelace Jack Lee Dtltn A I pa Epsiloti Prof. J. H. An red Oi.in Bi.ickensderfer The purpose of the Pan-Hellenic Council is the active supervision of all the activities of the various social clubs on the campus.. This year it has placed special emphasis upon the promnrinu of better relationships among these clubs ami a clarification of the rules under which they itiilit operate. Paul Owen, the permanent chairman from the faculty, has led the group in their most successful and useful of years. Their work included the revising of the constitution of the Council in order that it might meet present needs and the promotion of a spirit of friendliness and cooperatioo as well as the usual rivalry. PAN-HELLENIC LDUMIL f77] SIGMA ALPHA PHI Jane Austin Alice Chandler As,ne Chappeli Roll Josephine Deal Virginia Hunt Lucille Johnson i in; u i list Rash 11m fn Seorr Bettv Securest Rachel Spainhour cleo templeton Mabel Warlick Caroline York Mrs. I . E. I.iniii ev Honorary Members Miss Vera Idol Miss Verel Ward [7S] I D T A TO KAPPA Elmer Cashatt Robert Clifton Jerry Cohmhan Al-BERT EARLE Roll Vernon Forney Horace Giles Marse Grant William Horn Burke Koontz Jack Lee Elvin Lewis Frank Murray Jack Moran Ted Shximacher Juiius WEIKER Boiu V Dr. C. R. HlNSHAW Honorary Members Dr. P. E. Lindlev O. A, Kirkman A. C. Lovelace [79] T H E T A P H I Harriet Berrv Grace Bivins Helen Crowder Florence Elkins Roll Catherine Ellison Marv Holton Pali line Ken net i Zei ma Park ell Cleo Pin nix DOROTIir PRESKELL Jeanne Rankin Betty Russell Emma Whitaker Lily Whitaker Nina Whitaker Miss Louise Adams Miss Priscu.i.a Dean- Honorary Members Mrs. N. M. Harrison Mrs. Gi enn Muse Mrs. N, P. Yarbijroucti Mrs. C, V. You [80J EPSILDIV ETA PHI Wll MAM BfiNKim Charles Cochrane i ' ii ' im is Elliott, Jk. FR A N K F EK N A NDEZ AOAM I.tfi GlBSON Roll James Jacobs Wiluam Kl-:VS.I. WtNFRED Lam vk James Lowder Frko Mii.t.s Fraternity Swet heart — H EL en Crowder Harlan Reio D IRRE1 i Sechresi Hob Smuhi V. A. Watts ( rEOKCE Zl HAS James McCacuren Edgar Hartlev Honorary Members W. F. Bailev Wadi: E. Mari i i i i J. n. Mouraki Dr. B. M. Ihii N. P. 1 ARBOROUGH Davib 1 ' , Vow ren ALPHA THETA PSI Jewell Campbell Willie Edwards Loutse Ellison Roll Ruth Goon Rt m Griffith Ruth Guyer ANN! FClTCHEHS Earline Loflin K i mi Mai Irene Parker Lucy Neal Thayer Mary Alice Thayer Mks. C. R. Hikshau Honorary Members Mks. G. 1. Ik ' Ml ' HRl-VS Mrs. M, W. Nash Mrs. S, O. Peebles Mrs, Alice Paige White tMI DELTA ALPHA EPSILDN DARKELL At.l.REI) Oun Blickensijerfer WlLLARD BROWN Clyde Cecil Roll Billy Henderson Sam Taylor Russell Hughes George Welborn Joe May Robert Williams George Needuam Elliott Wynne Robert Pru chard Fraternity Sweethigrl — Catherine ELLISON J. H. Ai.lred Dr, Paul R. Bowen Dr. R. B, Davis Honorary Members W. H. Ford Dr, W. L. Jackson Dr. Glenn Perry C. C. Robbiss Herman Smith John Whitsbli £83] ATHLETICS xc XT HARRISON GYMNASIUM ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The most evident function of the Athletic Council is its direct supervision over all athletic contests. The supervision of ticket sales, the care of equipment, and the arrange- ment of trips for the varsities are but a few of its varied tasks. They are responsible for the spirit of our teams as opposed to that fit the other colleges in the conference. However, the promotion of intercollegiate sports is but one phase of their work. Less noticeable but far more important is their task of extending the athletic program to every student by means of the physical education classes and the intramural sports pro- gram. Recognizing the need for emphasis upon health education, they insist upon every physically fit student ' s participation in some phase of this program. Composed of coaches. I acuity members, and students, the group is completing another progressive year under the guidance of its chairman, Dr. C. R. Hinshaw. Vow, MtCacfmn, Atiiiin, Glasgow Yarbiot-gh, Giant, Htn baw, Allri ' d. Cumnungs I B7 I I COBLE SHOFFNEk 7 rjjjit ' r AiTIF.fi c;ws vald BENNETT FERNANDEZ CASE FLETCHER COCHRANE FORNEY PANTHERS HAVE BEST High Point College ' s best football season since 1928 was experienced in the 1940 season. The Panthers emerged from a tough ten-game schedule with five wins, four losses, and one scoreless tie. A fine spirit prevailed on the squad through- out the year and this spirit, coupled with that of the student body, was in no small measure responsible for the vast improvement in the team ' s play. The season opened with a scoreless tie against a heavier Wofford team. Lenoir Rhyne capitalized on two breaks to defeat the Pan- thers in the second game on the schedule, 12-0. The Yowmen trekked to Norfolk next week-end and showing a burst of power and speed humbled the Norfolk William and Mary aggregation 33-0. The season ' s North State Conference cham- pions, the Catawba Indians, exhibited the slickest passing attack the Panthers faced all season and turned back the locals 24-0. The squad then upset a favored Emory and Henry eleven 7-0. In probably their best of- fensive game during the year, the Panthers defeated Western Carolina Teachers College 188} n MARCEL MAIFREGEOT Mttftagtt JOHNSON MO RAN I l-l ' Kl ' W SKI TARVER MAXWELL WATTS PETAOC ZURAS SEASON SIICE 1928 27-12, on the strength of two 70-yard runs by Arthur Griswald; a 90-yard run by Jack Moran after he had snagged a pass; and a line lunge by Joe Petack. Elon outswam High Point 1 9-0 in a contest which was played under the most unfavorable conditions possible. The field was soggy to begin with, but virtual cloudbursts throughout the game made the condition of the field even worse. Such conditions hampered greatly the most effective weapon of the Panthers, their passing game. The Panthers ran over an outclassed Guil- ford eleven 25-6 on the night of November 8 and next week-end Eastern Carolina Teachers fell 6-0 when Joe Petack plunged over from the five-yard line. The season ended somewhat in the manner of a letdown as Newberry drove over the goal line for 45 points while the Panthers were getting nowhere. Newberry had one of the strongest small college elevens in the South, so this is a partial explanation for the poot showing of the Panthers. [891 THE V A fl S I T Y RESULTS The season ' s record follows: High Point Wofford High Point Lenoir Rhyne 12 High Point 33 Norfolk William and Mary .... High Point • ■ • Catawba 24 High Point ■ ■ 7 Emory and Henry High Point 27 W. C. T. C 12 High Point Elon 19 High Point 25 Guilford 6 High Point 6 E. C. T. C. High Point . Newberry 45 a ii ?? H ROLL Altier Kimsev Amhmiou Lepkowski Baxter LlPTAK Bennett Lowoer Boles Mantzuras lii m e n Maxwell I ' ll I ' .hlll 111 Mills ( ASK Ml F.H. Clifton Moras; C n ItRAKE Ml IK 5 DlTULLlO Ormano Fernandez Petack Fl.ANV. IN SlIII-P Fletcher Spinnellj Forney Tarver Freeman V ' eacii ( iREESON Watts Griswald Wei.ver Houts Who ehead Johnson Yow Joseph Zl ' RAS [W BASEBALL The 1940 baseball season wasn ' t any too successful, but it never is anything to rave about, so that isn ' t news. To be exact, the team won five, lost eleven, and tied two games. The heavy hitting of Burke Koontz, Hugh Hampton, and Mickey Cochrane went for naught as spotty pitching and shaky fielding combined to overshadow such slugging. The team fared fairly well against North State Conference competition but several semi-pro teams literally beat the purple socks off the Panthers. The two tie games were played with the pro- fessional club of Thomasville and Eastern Carolina Teachers College. SEASON RECORD High Point • • ■ 2; Catawba - - ■ 1 High Point ... I; Thomasville , ■ 1 High Point 2; Hanes .... 6 High Point 6; Elon ■ ... 12 High Point 6; McEwen . ■ 12 High Point 5; A. C. C ■ - 2 High Point ■ ■ - 4; Lenoir Rhyrte 3 (12 innings) High Point • ■ ■ 2; Guilford ■ • ■ 3 High Point ■ 1; Guilford ■ . . 6 High Point • • . 2; McCrary ■ . . 6 High Point ... 3; Catawba • -10 High Point ■ ■ . 7; W. C. T. C. .2 High Point . . . 7; E. C T. C. . .7 (15 innings) High Point ... 3; Lenoir Rhyne - 1 High Point .2; Hanes ■ ■ 10 High Point 10; Roanoke . • ■ 14 High Point • ■ 3; Catawba ■ ■ ■ 7 High Point ■ ■ 4; Elon ■ - ■ -11 THE 1941 SQUAD [91] D Abort {itft ' • MfA J First Row: Mann Malfregest, Hartnett. Second Rovi LjpLak. (Cam , Dcmmv. Third Ron: Murray. Cable. Stasull. Fourth Rew: Lomhardy. Zuras, Paitfr nn. fifth Ron; CoiUnihan. Freddy I Mascot) BASKETBALL 1940-41 High Point • High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point High Point ■ High Point • High Point High Point High Point ■ High Point • High Point ■ High Point • High Point ■ High Point High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point ■ High Point • RESULTS 39; High Point Y.M.CA 37; Hanes ..... 39; McCrary .... 52; Lincoln Memorial ■ 42; Naval Base ■ ■ ■ 42; Naval Apprentices • 26; Langley Field 49; Guilford .... 63; Catawba .... 55; W. CT.C. . . ■ 59; Catawba .... 41; Langley Field ■ ■ 38; McCrary .... 54; Atlantic Christian 61; Atlantic Christian - 45; Appalachian - . ■ 52; Guilford .... 76; Lenoir Rhyne 54; Elon 35; Elon 39; Appalachian ■ ■ . 43; Lenoir Rhyne . 44; Hanes 38 38 49 45 46 36 30 23 -T 38 46 36 40 24 45 32 35 50 42 37 42 36 43 North State Conference Tournament Results: High Point ■ . 60; Atlantic Christian - 31 High Point • .29; Catawba 35 II [92] The Purple Panthers of basketball for the 1940-41 season will go down in sports annals as a team which overcame an early season slump; reached a peak which was high enough to beat Appalachian and Elon by big mar- gins; then dropped down to just a mediocre club when the conference championship was decided in the first annual tournament held here. Even with the loss of Hilliard Nance dur- ing the Christmas holidays, and even with the illness of key men in the closing games of the campaign, Coach Virgil Yow ' s club maintained a record of 17 wins and 8 defeats during the tough schedule. In four pre-Christmas games the Panthers held a .500 mark, and then after Christmas visited Virginia, there to lose three of the four games played. But upon their return the team began functioning in a manner which netted them wins over Catawba, W. C. T. G, Langley Field, Atlantic Christian, and Guilford. On January 25 the team struck a snag against McCrary but then in succeeding games turned back Appalachian, Lenoir- Rhyne, and Elon. Then came a turning point in the season. With High Point minus Jack Moran and Bill Keene, Elon triumphed at Elon, 37-35; three nights later Appalachian raced in with a 42-39 win at Boone. Two nights before the Conference Tourna- ment the Panthers played spotty ball in de- feating Lenoir-Rhyne at Hickory 43-37 but in the first game of the tournament the team played like professionals in whipping Atlan- tic Christian 60-31. Spirit was at a high pitch when the Panthers collided with a hot Catawba team in the semi-finals. Then doom came. It is all history now, how the Indians, playing faultlessly, out-classed a careless Pan- ther outfit, 35-29. Hanes was beaten 44-43 in a season-ender which has as its only interest the fact that Jack Moran ended his four-year career as a Panther eager gloriously by buck- eting four points in the final seconds of the game. The team was the best-balanced one in recent years, with no one being consistently outstanding all season. George Zuras hit a scoring streak in mid-season and piled up enough points to lead the club in scoring. Captain Jack Moran, Jerry Counihan, Bill Keene, and Marcel Malfregeot must be men- tioned if outstanding men are named. George Demrny, Milliard Red Coble, Emmett Hartnetr, Billy Patterson, Frank Murray, and Russ Lombardy played valuable roles as re- serves while Freshmen Henry Liptak and John Stasulli showed promise of aiding the squad a great deal next year. [93] The unheralded Panther reserves, who serve as a feeding machine for the varsity, went virtually unnoticed through a tough campaign; but, never- theless, they compiled a record of twelve wins and seven losses. The Kittens racked up victories over high school teams and strong semi-pro outfits of this section. Coach Jim Mc- Cachren ' s boys triumphed over the high school team.; of Greensboro, Hanes, Sumner, Fair Grove, Mayodan, Thom- asville, Jamestown, Bethany, Cornelius, and Madison. The independent team which fell was the McCrary Night- hawks of Asheboro. Losses were suffered during the year to McCrary Night- hawks, Greensboro High, Wingate Jun- JUNIOR VARSITY HASKETHALL ior College, Trinity High, Adams- Millis, Mirmeola Mills, and Hanes High. Outstanding men for the Kitrens in- cluded Henry Liptak, Marry Spinelli, Hugh Goerncr, and Jim Flanagan, all of whom dressed with the varsity at various times during the year. Jack Burkhead was the fifth man in the com- bination. Other members of the squad were Bowen, Petack, Jarrett, Walker, Pappas, Lowdermilk, Farlow, Sebastin, Auman, and Perry. [94] SOCCER 19411 RESULTS High Point 1 University of Maryland 2 High Point 2 Davidson High Point . 1 Duke High Point 8 Davidson . . 2 High Point 1 Frostburg .... 1 High Point 2 Duke 1 The mythical title of state soccer champions was again earned by the Pur- ple Panther squad after another bril- liantly successful season. Continuing to play a championship game, they dis- played excellent teamwork and great spirit as they downed such powers as Duke University and Davidson. Their loss and tie came after great fighting games by this team which deserves more praise than it has received. Etvin Lewis and Millard Coble coached the shin- busters through the 1940 season in which they won four games, lost one, and tied one. Those showing fine soc- cer talent were Koontz, Lewis, M. Co- ble, Giles, H. Gannon, Zuras, R. Gar- mon, Ferree, Stasulli, Lombardy, Ro- zelle, Lowdermilk, Weatherly, Pappas, Farlow, Gibson, Soschia, Mecum, Van Bylevelt, and S, Coble. [ 95 I N IV I Last year the tennis team, through the fine work of Hinshaw, Frazier, Welborne, Eatle, and Short, easily broke the .500 mark against stiff com- petition. Although this record is not quite as brilliant as some of the other aggregations on the campus, the team always fights hard and gains respect for their great spirit. This spring, with Hinshaw, Frazier, and Short lost, returning lettermen Albert Earle and George Welborne hope to develop a winning from last year ' s outstanding reserves: George Van Guilder, Jerry Counihan, Lump Lombardy, and Henry Minor. This year ' s squad will not have to face the disadvantage of inadequate courts, with which Panther teams in the past have been faced. For this year the addition of new courts has removed this obstacle and paved the way to a brighter and greater season than ever before. 1941 TENNIS TEAM [oTnbjrdy, Counih.in. VC ' clborn, Minor, Earle, Van Guilder Shumacht ' t. A jnjg«T [96] WDMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Officers Doris Holmes President Footsie Ei.ki ns Vke Prmdtnt Audrey Guthrie . , Secretary Rr.rrv Russell Treasurer GiEQ Pin mx - Inlra-murtit Spurts Manager Grace Biviks Surtjeunt-nt-lrms Dot Press ell Reporter Lucille Johnson . Reporter Roll Mildred Allen Jesse Bajtv Harriet Berry GRACE Bivins Jewel Campbell TooTSIe Elkcns Helen Gibson Ruth Guyer audrey guthhie Doris Holmes Virginia Hunt Lucille Johnson Anne Kjtchins I_ji.lv Mae Moore Ryrdclle Nicholas Cleo Pin nix Gerry Rash Rachel Spa in hour Cleo Tbm leton Lucy Neal Thayer Mary Alice Thayer Gh ARi. OTTE VAR N E H Mary Andrews Annihfl Bingham Helen Brown Winifred Burton Ei. ma Chamrliss Geneva Crowdfr Evelyn Davis Evelyn EvaNS Roth Griffith Martha G, Mickey Belle Moore Zelma Parnell Dot Presnsll Betty Russell Mary Smith Marie Thayer Mast Townsend Mabel Wari k t, Jtri.e Warren Nina Wni emu u MISS PRISCI1.LA DEAN Caroline York Helen Crowds Wanoa Harvim. Grace Mc Ka ugh n Sara Ohem Doris Poin dexter Helen Scott Iris Thackeh Ronda Sebastian PATSV SlFFORQ Aua Oliver Src Woodruff Francis PurNfctTT In furthering W. A A., by sponsoring a program of athletics to men the need of all girls, three new activities were added this year; hockey, bowling and archery. Other sports Included basketball, volley ball, Softball, ping-pong, badminton, and tennis. Intra -mural tournaments determined the class champions, and cups were awarded the cham- pions in badminton, archery, and tennis. Wholesome recreation was enjoyed by all in the campus square dances, featuring Fish Worley and his iroupe from TJ. N. C. At the annual spring banquet, letters were awarded the deserving girls. t97] HOCKEY VOLLEY BALL BASKETBALL IS S] RIDING TENNIS SOFTBALL II [99] FEATURES ■ .■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ n n n n n F i ■■ ■ « ■■ WQMANS HALL COLLEGE MARSHALS Jerome Coumhak Chief Harriet Berry Banks Chilton Grace Bivike Ireue Parker Frank Fernandez Iris Tjiacker Frank Harris Russell Huciies [103] - v I Ui z?4- lice L It a n Ji I e Courtesy Manning Sludio Selected by Cecil B. DeMille of Hollywood as MISS HIGH POINT COLLEGE SPONSOR SENIOR CLASS SPDNSOH JLINIOH CLASS Court«y Manning Studio yvl iii c n m attiet (t ) ettt ■i M;. Ll.l U. a t t e n Courtesy Manning Studio iiPIIIVSDP. SDPHDMDRt LL ISS SPONSOR FHESHMAN CL VSS tii A ■ P ■ MOST POPULAR MOST INTELLECTUAL HELEN CROWDER LUCILLE CRAVEN C A WATT5 JACK LEE — LTD MOST ORIGINAL CLEO IEMPLETON MARSE GRANT BEST LOOKING ALICE CHANDLER C. A. WATTS [ 108 j BEST SPORTS HELEN CROWDER BURKE KOONTZ MOST VERSATILE tn CLEO TEMPLETON MARSE GRANT t rt to W en MOST FRIENDLY BEITY SECHREST BOB SNIDER 11091 MOST ATHLETIC LUCILLE JOHN50N JACK MORAN MAY UUEEN _y 1 LUi r heleu K- towdet M Y HAY FESTIVITIES, 11140 rni i 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 Compliments of INGRAM ' S PHARMACY Jlarllee ' s High Point ' s Quality Department Store Compliments of EFIRD ' S DEPARTMENT STORE HIGH POINT, N. C. [112] 48fck V en}] Compliments of HIATT TIRE CO. Try O C Frosted Fruits and Vegetables and Atlantic Quick Frozen Fish W. I. ANDERSON CO. GREENSBORO, N. C. FOR QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Hhtdate DAIRY ' It ' s Our Pleasure to Serve You WEST LEXINGTON AVE. HIGH POINT, N. C. BURRUS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND BURRUS CLINIC Compliments of SLANE HOSIERY MILLS TRAVEL BY BUS AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE GREENSBORO-FAYETTEVILLE BUS LINE, INC. ASHEBORO, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY ► [114] [1151 DRINK M$% IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF HIGH POINT BEESON HARDWARE COMPANY ► Your Sporting Goods Headquarters SARTIN DRY CLEANING CO. Dial 4501 1670-76 Eng. St. ► DUTCH LAUNDRY, INC. Dial 3319 829-33 S. 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SERVING SINCE 1905 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STUDENTS ' HEADQUARTERS HIGH POINT COLLEGE BOOK STORE Books — School Supplies — Refreshments OFFICIAL COLLEGE RINGS AND JEWELRY J. W. SECHREST AND SON Since 1897 AMBULANCE SERVICE Dial 3349 HIGH POINT STEAM LAUNDRY Dry Cleaners and Dyers PHONE 3325 FOR IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Champagne, Wine, Beer, Ale Potato Chips Always Fresh Fried Daily PAUL YOUNT ' S PACKAGE STORE 790 N. Main St. Phone 2661 [ 122] 1 123 ] DUKE POWER COMPANY Gas, Power, Transportation 233 S. MAIN PHONE 2700 HIGH POINT COLLEGE GIDEON IRELAND HUMPHREYS, A.M., D.D., President IN THE HEART OF THE PIEDMONT MODERN FIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS NON-SECTARIAN CO-EDUCATIONAL RATED STANDARD A GRADE BY STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Courses in Education, Language, History, Commerce, Home Economics, Science, Religious Education, Music, Phy. Ed. — leading to Degrees of A.B. or B.S. 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