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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1952 volume:

Wrenn Memorial Lior-ary High Point Col legs High Point, North Carolina Published annually bv the student body of High Point College WILLIAM PENEIELD, Editor-in-Chief GARLAND WAMPLER, Business Manayer MARY ALICE TESH, Associate Editor LUCILLE CRAVER, Associate Bus. Manager MISS E. VERA IDOL, Faculty Adviser FORE In the 1952 Zenith we have endeavored to cap- ture for a few moments the incidents and per- Roberts Hall alities which have made college lite what it ' ' Vy ■Pp X Iff ulDflwr r As t Men ' s Dormitory is. On these pages appear our friends as they will live in our hearts; here are recorded the events which have developed and strengthened our character; Field House Harrison Gymnasium WORD Symbolized here are challenges to our intellect and deepening spiritual influences. Here are scenes which will haunt our memories; here an Dormitory Side Entrance H ' lnii|)ses of our gaiety and fun. Home Economics House Student Center Wrenn Memorial Library dedication A noteworthy quality of ;i good teacher is his ability to cultivate friendships with his students. As we look back over our college experiences, we think of a man who truly fulfills both requirements: be is a true friend and an excellent teacher. He came to High Point College ill its infancy; lie supported it through its trying years; be remains as it enters a new era of increased usefulness. In his friendly smile and admirable character we see embodied the high qualities which symbolize the spirit of High Point College. Cherishing the remembrance of his inspiration to us, we gratefully dedicate the 1952 Zenith to Professor N. P. Yarborough, our teacher and friend. Contents President DR. DENNIS HARGROVE COOKE A.B., M.Ed., Ph.D. Exe cutive Board of Trustees Resident Bishop, Charlotte Area Costen J. Harreli,, D.I). President of High Point College — Dennis H. Cooke, Ph.D. 1952— H. F. Hunsucker, V. A. Lambeth, Charles W. McCrary, Blaine Madison, J. E. Pritchard, ( ' . C. Robbins, Jr., William F. Womble. 1953 — C. L. Amos, Harry B. Finch, Joshua Home, A. J. Koonce, F. Logan Porto-, Mrs. Katie MaeAulev Rankin, J. D. Williams. 1954 .1. Chile Aumaii, Horace S. Haworth, Vernon Hodgin, G. Rav Jordan, G. II. Keaims, II. A. Millis, E. W. Teague. 1955 -Mrs. I). S. Coltrane, C. A. Dillon. Bishop Paul N. Garber, Dr. C. L. Gray, L. F. Ross, S. W. Tavlor. Vacancy. J. HoilART Al.I.KEI). A. 15.. A.M. Dean of Students Professor of Modern Language X ■«rJ f Clifford R. Hinshaw A.B.. M.A., A.M.. Litt.D. Dean of Instruction and Director of the Summer School Professor of Education and Psychology N . P, ARBOROUGH A.B., A.M. Professor of Modern Languages faculty and Staff E. J. CoLTRANE A.B.. A.M.. Ed.D. Financial Representative Betty S. Perry Counsellor for Women Arthur B. Williams, 15. S. Bursar faculty and Staff First row, left to right: Louise Adams, A.B., A.M.. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Alumni Executive Secretary Philip Angeles, A.B.. M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D., Professor of Modern Languages Madie W. Barrett, A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D., Instructor in Modern Languages Helen Bautlett, A.B.. A.M., Ph.D., Professor of History Al.UA T. Berry, A.B., M.A.. Assistant Professor of Businss Second row, left to right: Marcella Car ter, A.]?.. B.S. in L.S.. Librarian Herman E. Coble, A.B.. M.A., Associate Professor of Education William W. Collins, B.S.M.. Assistant Professor of Music Edmund O. (Ymmings, B.S.. Ph.D.. Professor of Chan- is t ry Anne Highsmith Dale, A.B.. Instructor in Business Third row, left to right: RlCHARD S. Dale, B.S., A.M., Assistant Professor of Business Robert McCue Davis, A.B., Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Head Coach Stewart C. Deskins, A.B., M.A.. Ph.D., Professor of Social Sciences Mary H. Fearing, Supervisor Ernestine Fields, B.Mns.. B.S.. M.Mus., Assistant Professor of Music Fourth row, left to right: . H. Geyer, Foreman for Buildings ami Grounds Velma Hatsek, Assistant to Bursar Mabel W. Hill, A.B.. M.A.. Instructor in English and Assistant Librarian Benjamin H. Hill. A.B.. M.S.. Ph.S., Professor of Biology George H. Hobaht, A.B., M.A.. Ph.D., Professor of Business Administration Faculty and Staff First row, left to right: E. Vera Idol, A. 15., B.S.. M.A., Professor of English Ada B. Johnson, B.S., M.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of Home Economics Nancy Kepley, Bookkeeper Jeanne Lee, Secretary to the Registrar PERCY E. LlNDLF.Y, A.B., A.M.. Litt.D., Professor of Religious Education Second rote, left to right: Charlotte C. Locke, A. 15., Instructor in Biology William R. Locke, A.B.. S.T.B.. I ' ll. I).. Associate Pro- fessor of Religious Education Lincoln Lorenz, A.B., A.M., Ph. D., Professor of English Edith Matthews, B.S., M.S.. Assistant Professor of Home Economics James W. Moefitt, B.S.. M.A., Ph.D., Associate Pro- fessor of History and Education Third row, left to right: Edna I). Paschal, Recreation Director Arthur Garner Paschal, B.S., M.S., Associate Pro- fessor of Physical Education James L. Pettit, Cafeteria Manager and Dietitian Ellen Philbeck, B.S., A.M.. Instructor in Physical Education Mabel Griffin Rf.avis, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Mathematics Fourth row, left to right: Ruth A. Steelmax, A. 15.. A.M.. Assistant Professor of Education Lorene Ward, Secretary to the President C ' laha Whitaker, Housemother, Woman ' s Hall Alice Paige White, A. 15., A.M., Assistant Professor of English Joseph M. Wilson, B.S.. A.M., Eel. I).. Professor of Music Arthur S. Wither , A 15.. M.A.. Professor of English 10 € I a s s e s Seniors heft tit right: . ' over Kearns, Student Government Representative; Dixie Henderson, Secretary mil Treasurer; Bill Hunter. President; NTancv Tvsinger, Vice-President. On these pages appear the faces of classmates who have influenced us during a formative period of our lives. To them we express our heart-felt thanks. Our affection for High Point College will increase immeasurably in the years ahead. In our hearts we cherish the memory of unforgettable friends and events. It is, therefore, with mixed emotions of joy and sadness that Ave leave these halls. Our greatest wish is that we, the class of 1952, in our individual lives will achieve some measure of success and will reflect honor upon our alma mater. L2 Who ' s Who Sue Allrt-d Lucille Craver Frances Dearm Ralph Futrell Dorene Lewis Doug Hollironk Bill Hunter Garland Wampler Bill Penfield Martha Queen 13 JOHN HOWARD ALLEN El Dorado. N. C. B.S. Music Dormitory Council. Section Represent- ative; Methodist Student Fellowship .{. t; Band 3; Choir. Pfeiffer I. 2. High Point ■ ' !. I ' ; Award for Advancement in Piano :i. ROBERT ALLEN El Dorado. N. C. A.B. Social Studies Methodist Student Fellowship 1; Pfcif t ' er I, _ ' ; Religious Education Cluh I; Cross Country ' 1 ' rack I ; P. B. M. C. ] ; Dormitory Council. SUE ALLRED Worthville. N. C. A.B. Elementary Education Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority, Correspond- ing Sec. I; Marshal 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges; Modern Priscilla I, 2; Religious Education Cluh . ' !. t; Future Teachers of America 4, Social and Publicity Chairman; Zexith Fea- ture Editor t; Dance Committee 4; May Court Attendant 3, 1- ; Methcdist Student Fellowship 3. JAMES W. AN (.HI. Winston-Salem, N. C. B.S. Business Administration High Point College Chamber of Com- merce ' A. 1, Sec. EMILY BADGETT Pilot Mountain. N. C. A.B. English and Social Studies Red Cross Club ■ ' ! ; Women ' s Athletic Association t; Hi-Po Reporter t; Methodist Student Fellowship 2, 3, Jt ; La Tertulia 3, t. ROBERT J. BARBEE, JR. Greensboro, N. C. A.B. Social Science CLAUDE L. BARRETT. JR. Kinston. N. C. A. 15. English Kappa Chi 3, t, President t; Methodist Student Fellowship 1. :i. t; Christian Student Council - ' i. t ; Ministerial As- sociation I. 2, :!. Secretary 1. ' ■ ' ,. PATRICK BENCINI High Point. N. C. B.S. Business Iota Tan Kappa Fraternity. 14 1952 ED BENDER Lexington, N C. 15. S. Business CLARENCE HEN FIELD Statesville, N. C. A.B. Social Science Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity; High Point College Chamber of Commerce . ' !, 4 ; Future Teachers of America t; Baseball 3; La Tertulia 2. GAYLE BILLINGS High Point. N. C. A.B. Mathematics KEN BOST Gastonia, N. ( ' . 15. S. Physical Education Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity; Sr. Superl- ative Friendliest ; Gardner-Webb, Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2. ALTON HALL BROADWAY Albemarle, N. ( ' . A. 15. English, Social Science Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity; Zenith Business Staff • ' ) ; Choir t; Christian Student Council 3, -L Presi- dent t; Pfeiffer, President of Delta Psi Omega 2 ; Speaker ' s and Actor ' s Guild. IRIS BROWN Asheville, N. C. A. 15. Primary Education Sigma Alpha Phi Sororitv; Dormitory Council, Head Proctor 1; Religious Education Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America -1 ; Methodist Student Fel- lowship 3, 4; Pfeiffer Junior College 1, 2; Science Club 1.2; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2. REBEKAH A. BROWN Greensboro. N. C. A.B. Primary Education Red Cross Club :5 ; Future Teachers of America •!• ; International Relations Club 1 ; La Tertulia 3, !• ; Methodist Student Fellowship 2, . J, !• ; Greensboro College I, Y.W.C.A. I. ROBERT II . BUIE High Point. N. C. A.B. Social Science International Relations Club. Pres. 4. 1952 1 5 MARVIN S. CALLOWAY, JR. Winston-Salem, N. C. B.S. Business Administration Forensics Chili 2. 3 ; Dramatics 2. MARY E. C, CARDWELL Leaksville, N. C. B. S. Music Alpha Theta Psi Sorority; Clioir 1. 2, :i. Sec. • ' ! ; Piano Award 2; High Point College Quartet • ' ! ; Baptist Student Union, Vice-President 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. Dean ' s List 3. ELMO L. CASSELL High Point. N. C. 15. A. Social Science GEORGE CLARK Raleigh, N. C. B.S. General Science Junior Class Representative to Student Government 3 ; Eta Mu Eta 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Dance Committee 4. GLENN CLUBB Winston-Salem, N. C. B.S. Physical Education N.D.M. Club; Appalachian State Teachers ' College ] . FRANK COCKRAN High Point. N. C. B.S. Physical Education SAMUEL J. COLE Fayetteville, N. C. A.B. Social Science Louisburg Junior College: Basketball 1.2; President Senior Class; Best- Ail- Around ; Monogram Club 1, 2. High Point: N.D.M. Club; Future Teachers of America t; Basketball . ' i. 4; Mono- gram Club • ' !. V. BILL COLLETTE (ana. N. C. B.S. Physical Education E.P.O. Fraternity. See. 4; Block IF Club 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2; Basebal 1.2. 3. 4. If, 1952 HUGH C. CONNER Lincolnton, N. C. B.S. Business Administration Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity; Ap- palachian State Teacher ' s College 1, 2. CHARLES T. COX Winston-Salem, N. C. A.B. Grammar School Education Future Teachers of America 4; Inter- national Relations Club 4; Hi-Po Dean ' s List 1 , 2, 3, 4. 4; LUCILLE CRAVER Lexington, N. C. A.B. Religious Education, Social Science Dormitory Council, Vice-Pres. 3; (lass Sec.-Treas. 3; Order of the Lighted Lamp 3, 1; Marshal .3; Who ' s Who 4; Religious Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Student Christian Council Representative 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Sec.- Treas. 2, 1; Methodist Student Fellow- ship 1, 2. 3, I; Christian Student Council, Sec.-Treas. 4; Zenith As- sistant Business Manager 4; Senior Superlative Most Likely to Succeed ; Dramatics 2 ; May Court Attendant 3. BONNIE JEAN CRAWFORD Greensboro, N. C. A.B. Primary Education Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority, Vice-Pres. 3; Future Teachers of America 3; In- ternational Relations Club 3; Hi-Po Typist 1 ; Choir 1 ; Sr. Superlative Wittiest ; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Home- coming Attendant 2; La Tertulia 2. 3; Methodist Student Fellowship 1. DAYTON CREWS High Point, N. C. B.S. Physical Education E.P.O. Fraternity, Commissioner 2, 3; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Block H Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSIE CROWLEY Milton, N. C. A.B. Social Studies Future Teachers of America 4. FREDERICK R. DARKIS Durham, N. C. A.B. History, English E.P.O. Fraternity. BETSY DEAN Randleman, N. C. A.B. Primary Education Brevard College 1, 2; Religious Edu- cation 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Methodist Student Fellowship 3, 4; Clarion Staff 1, 2; Choir 2; Phi Theta Kappa I, 2, Sec. 2; Sigma Pi Alpha ]. 2; Women ' s Chorus 2; Euterpean Literary Society 1,2; Dramatics Club 2; Christian Workers ' Club 1,2; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4. 1952 17 MARTHA A. F. DEARMAN High Point. N. C. B.S Music Marshal 3; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges 4; Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4; International Relations Club 4; Zenith Business Staff 4; Hi-Po Music Editor, Business Staff 4; C ' iioir 1, 2. 3, 1; Dance Committee 4; Music Educa- tors ' National Conference 3, 4; Secre- tary to Dean of Instruction and Direc- tor of Summer School 1. 2, 3, 4. LAURA MAE DE HAVEN Hagerstown, Md. B.S. Physical Education Alpha Theta Psi Sorority, Treas. 4; Day Student Council, Sec. 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 2; Pres. 3; Future Teachers of America I. LUTHER SAM DOCKERY High Point, X. C. Iota Tan Kappa Fraternity; Student Government I; Day Student Council, Pres. t; Eta Mu Eta 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 4; Sr. Superlative Best Looking. ' ' LEWIS H. DODSOX Sandy Ridge, X. C. A.B. Social Science, Religious Education Brevard College I; Ministerial Associa- tion 1. 2. 3. OUIDA DULIX Spray. X. C. A.B. Primary Education Brevard College 1. 2, Women ' s Athletic Association 2; Brevard-Christian Work- ers ' ]. 2; Bailor 1. 2; Betty Lamp Home Ec. Club 2; Eolk Dance 1. 2; Brevard Methodist Church Choir 1 ; Religious Education Club 3, 4; Meth- odist Student Fellowship 3, 4; The Lisle Fellowship. WATSON GENE DULL Cana. X. C. B.S. Physical Education E.P.O. Fraternity, See. 3, Viee-Pres. 1. WILLIE DEAX DULL Cana, X. C. A.B. Social Science Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternitv, Yice- Pres. 4; Baseball 2. CHARLES L. DUNN Conway. S. ( ' . A.B. Social Science Kappa Chi 4; Band 3, 4. 18 1952 JACQUELINE EAST Greensboro, N. C. A.B. Primary Education Religious Education Club 1 ; Future Teachers of America 1; Internationa] Relations Club 4. FRED K. ELKINS Durham, N . C. A.B. Religion Kappa Chi; La Tertulia. GEORGE S. ERATH Chicago, 111. B.S. Business Administration N.D.M. Club. Pres. 1; High Point College Chamber of Commerce t. WILLIAM G. ERVIN Charlotte. X. C. B.S. Physical Education Epsilon Eta Phi Fraternity, Treas. 1; Brevard Junior College 1.2; Brevard Club 3; Football 1.2; Monogram Club 1,2; Dormitory Council 1. 2. OLIVER A. FARABEE Lexington, N. C. B.S. Physical Education AVERY FERGUSON High Point. N. C. A.B. Social Sciences Dean ' s List 3. WILLIAM T. FORBIS High Point. X. C. A.B. Religion JOHN W. FRANKLIN Durham. X. C. A.B. Mathematics Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity; Futun Teachers of America 4; Tennis 3. 1952 19 RALPH LEE FUTRELL Walkertown, N. C. A.B. Religious Education Student Government Council 4; Dormi- tory Council, Pres. 4; Marshal 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4; Choir 2, : . t; Bast-hall :S. 4; Christian Student Council Representative t. GARLAND V. GREENE Mocksville, X. C. B.S. Mathematics, Physical Education Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity; Base- hall 1. 2, :i: Bloek H Club 1, 2, 3. KENNETH DAVID GREENE High Point. X. C. B.S. Physical Education, Primary Education F.P.O. Fraternity; Student Govern- ment. Millikan Hall Representative 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Appa- lachian State Teacher ' s College 1. JAMES CHALMUS GROSE Statesville, X. C. A.B. English Forensics 3; Kappa Chi 4, Vice-Pres.; Band . ' !, t; Methodist Student Fellow- ship 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 4; Brevard College 1,2; Ministerial Association, Vice-Pres. 2; Delphian Literary Soeiety, Vice- Pres. 2. . OILS HALL Spray. X. C. A.B. Social Science Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Vicr- Pres. 3, Pres. 1. ; Dormitory Council, Sophomore Representative ; Future Teachers of America 4; Sr. Superlative Wittiest ; Tennis 3, 4. JAMES HAMILTON Wadeville, X. C. A.B. Social Studies Kappa Chi 4 ; Ministerial Association 3; Methodist Student Fellowship 1, 3. 4. JOSEPH J. HAUSER Pfafftown. X. C. A.B. Social Studies DOXALD L. HELMS Charlotte, X. C. B.S. Business Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity. 20 1952 DIXIE HENDERSON High Point, N. C. B.S. Home Economics Theta Phi Sorority; Student Govern- ment, Sec. and Treas. 3; Class Govern- ment, Sec. and Treas. t ; The Order of the Lighted Lain]) 3, 4; Modern Pris- cilla 1, 2, 3, 4, See. 2, Pres. 4; Home Management Club 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Zenith Business Staff t ; La Tertulia 3; Baptist Student Union 3, 4, Pres. 4; Christian Student Council 4. JIMMY HERRING Selma, N. C. A.B. Social Science Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity. DOUGLAS HOLBROOK High Point, N. ( ' . B.S. Business Epsilon Eta Phi Fraternity, Pres. 4; Student Government Pres. 4 ; The Order of the Lighted Lamp 3, 4; Mar- shal 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4; Sr. Superlative Most Likely to Succeed ; Dean ' s List 1, 2. 3. RICHARD HORNADAV Greensboro, N. C. B.S. Business Administration Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Re- cording Sec. 4; Choir 3; High Point College Chamber of Commerce 3. WILLIAM HARRIS HUNTER Greensboro, N. C. A.B. English, Social Science President, Senior Class; Marshal ' ■ ' , ; Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges 4 ; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3. Vice-Pres. 4; International Relations Club 4; Zenith Business Staff 4; Hi-Po Editorial Staff 4; Sr. Superlative Most Intellectual ; Dramatics 2; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4. RUDOLPH JAMES Winston-Salem, N. C. A.B. Elementary Education N.D.M. Club. JERRY L. JARVIS Winston-Salem, N. C. B.S. Accounting Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity, Sec. 4; High Point College Chamber of Com- merce 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; Zenith Business Staff 4; Hi-Po Associate Editor 4; Sr. Superlative Most Popular ; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Representative to the National Oratorial Contest 3. WHLLIAM H. JENKINS Shelby, N. C. A.B. Social Science Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity. 1952 2X JENNY LIN I) JOHNSON Siler City. N. C. A.B. Elementary Education Future Teachers of America 1 . 3. JEREMIAH JOHNSON Winston-Salem, N. C. A.B. English Kappa Chi 3, 4; Ministerial Association 1. ' _ ' , :S. f; Future Teachers of America 1- ; Zenith Business Staff 4; Assistant to Professor in English Department. TENNYSON JONES Winston-Salem, N. C. 15. S. Music Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity; Band 3, t; Music Educators ' National Con- ference ■ ' ). 4; Appalachian State Teach- ers ' College 1, 2; Hand I, 2; Choir 1. 2. MRS. VICTOR E. JONES (ireenshoro, N. C. A.B. Education JESSE B. JOYCE Fieldale, Va. B.S. Physical Education Epsilon Eta Phi Fraternity; Future Teachers of America 4 ; Sr. Superlative Most Athletic ; Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOYCE S. KEARNS High Point, N. C. A.B. English Alpha Theta Psi Sorority, Vice-Pres. t ; Student Government, Class Repre- sentative 4; Day Student Council, Sec. and Treas. 4; The Order of the Lighted Lamp 3, 1; Marshal 3; Religious Edu- cation Club 3; Future Teachers of America 4; Zenith Photography Editor t; Sr. Superlative Most Intellectual ; Dramatics Club 4; Dean ' s List 1. 2, :). 4; Homecoming Committee 3. IRYIN KELLY Winston-Salem, N. C. A.B. Social Studies Guilford College 1, 2, 3. THOMAS CHARLES KEY Pinnacle. N. C. B.S. Business Administration Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity; High Point College Chamber of Commerce 3; Gardner-Webb Jr. College 1, 2; International Relations Club 2; Mono- gram Club 1, 2; Class Pres. 2; Basket- ball 1. -1; Student Govt. 22 19 52 VERNON KIMBRO Mehane, N. C. A.B. Social Science Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity; Baseball IRVIN KINC; Pelham, N. C. B.S. Business Administration NANCY C. KOONTS Lexington, N. C. A.B. Primary Education Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority ; Future Teachers of America 3; Methodist Stu- dent Fellowship 1. JOHN R. LAWRENCE High Point. N. C. A.B. Elementary Education N.D.M. Club; Lees-McRae Junior Col- lege 1. JOYCE RAY LAYTON Raei ' ord, N. C. A.B. Elementary Education, Social Studies Theta Phi Sorority. Pres. 4; Day Stu- dent Council, Sec. and Treas. 2; Women ' s Athletic Association 2, 3, 4. Publicity Chairman 4; Future Teachers of America .3, -t, Pres. 4; International Relations Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Zenith Copy Editor 3 ; Hi-Po Society Editor 4; Choir 1; Dean ' s Eist 1, ' _ ' , 3; Assistant to History Department. DORENE WEAVER LEWIS High Point, N. C. A.B. English, Social Studies Who ' s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges 4; Future Teachers of America 4; International Relations Club 3, 4, Sec. and Treas.; Hi-Po Feature Editor 2. Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Dramatics 2; Annual Anthology of College Poetry 4; La Tertulia; Dean ' s List 1. 2. .3. t. LMOGENE LEWIS Hobgood. N. C. A.B. English, Religious Education Religious Education Club 1, 2, 3, t; Red Cross Club 2, Sec. Women ' s Ath- letic Association 1, 2; International Relations Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Po 2; Meth- odist Student Fellowship 1. 2, 3, 4; Christian Student Council 2, 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 4. JACK MAHAFFEY Lexington, N. C. B.S. Business Administration High Point College Chamber of Com- merce 4; Future Teachers of America t. 1952 23 CLARENCE S. MAXWELL Thomasville, N. C, 15. S. Music N.D.M. Club; Hand 2, 3, 4; Choir I. 2, 3, 1; Music Educators ' National Convention 3, J, Vice-Chairman ; Col- lege Mixed Quartet 3; College Male Quartet 3. BROADUS MELTON, JR. Spindale, N. C. B.S. Business Administration Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity; Gardner- Webb Junior College I. 2. GREG MERHIGE Freeport, N. Y. A.B. Social Science N.D.M. Club, Corresponding Sec. 2, Treas. 3; Dormitory Council 1, 2, 3; Closs Treas. 1, Class Pre.s. 2; Future Teachers of America 3; International Relations Club 3; Zenith Sports Editor 2. 3; Hi-Po Sports Editor 3; Sr. Su- perlative Best All Round ; La Tertulia 2, 3. JOHNNY MILES Winston-Salem. N. ( ' . B.S. Physical Education WILLIAM F. MILLER Troy. N. C. B.S. Business Administration Epsilon Eta Phi Fraternity; Inter- national Relations Club ] ; Zenith Business Staff 3; Football 1, 2; La Tertulia 3, 4; Brevard College 1. 2; Business Manager of Annual 2. KEITH MOBLEY North Charleston. S. C. B.S. Physical Education Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity; Football, Basketball 3; Block H Club. JUNIUS A. MORGAN Benson, N. C. A.B. Social Studies Veteran ' s Club 1.2; Campbell College 1, 2; University of North Carolina ' ■ ' ,. CARLYLE NANCE. JR. Thomasville. N. C. B. A. Social Science Golf 2. ' 4 1952 T. ADRIAN NEAL Lexington, N. C. B.S. Business Administration Future Teachers of America 4; Meth- odist Student Fellowship ], 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN PAYNE Trinity, . ( ' . B.S. Physical Education Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, :i, Pres. 3; Intramural Manager 2; Sr. Superlative Most Athletic ; Dean ' s List 1, 2. J. A. PEGRAM High Point, N. ( ' . B.S. Business WILLIAM S. PENFIELD Winston-Salem, N. (. ' . A.B. English Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges 4; Zenith Editor- in-Chief 4. ROBERT G. POWELL, JR. Blanche, N. C. 15. S. Business Administration Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity; High Point College Chamber of Commerce 3. CHARLES P. PRICK Cascade. Va. A.B. Religious Education PAUL PRYOR Woonsocket, R. I. B.S. Social Science E.P.O. Fraternity, Pres. 2. 4; Dormi- tory Council, Pres. 3, Representative 4; Red Cross Drive. Chairman 2; Hi-Po Sports Editor 2; Chairman of E.P.O. Public Dances 2, 3; Basketball I. 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2. :{ ; Block H Club 1,2, 3. 4. MARTHA QUE FN Lawndale, N. C. A.B. Religious Education, Social Studies Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority ; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges 4; Dormitory Coun- cil. Pres. 4; Religious Education Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Sr. Superlative Most Popular ; Meth- odist Student Fellowship 3, 4; Christian Student Council 3; Dormitory Repre- sentative to Student Government 1. 4; Pfeiffer Junior College 1.2; Basketball 2; Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Frater- nity 1, 2, Sec. 2; Fellowship Group 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 1; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. 1952 25 JACK R. RIDGE High Point. N. C. B.S. Business Administration X.D.M. Club, Vice-Pres. i ; Baseba 1. 2, 3, 4; Block H Club 2, 3, 4. BOB ROBERTSON Bixby, X. C. B.S. Business Iota Tan Kappa Fraternity; High Point College Chamber of Commerce t; Class Pres. • ' ) ; International Rela- tions Club 1; Football 1; Baseball I. JOHN RUSH Spray, N. C. B.S. Business Administration Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Treas. 3. MAZELLE RUSSELL Albemarle, N. C. A.B. Primary Education Future Teachers of America J-; Meth- odist Student Fellowship I; Pfeiffer Junior College 1 , 2. I. PRESSLEY RUTLEDGE Randleman, N. C. A.B. Religious Education ROY C. SAPPEX FIELD High Point, X. C. B.S. Business Administration Epsilon Fta Phi Fraternity; Golf 1. RANDALL H. SAUNDERS High Point. N. C. A.B. History Baptist Student Union t; Football 1, . ' . ROBERT SHREYE Mayodan, X. C. A.B. Social Science J 952 MADGE P. SMITH Idlewild, N. ( ' . A.B. Primary Education Future Teachers of America 4; Basket- hall 3. CHARLES K. SNYDER High Point, N. C. A.B. Mathematics Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity. CLAYTON EUGENE SNYDER Pinnacle, N, C, B.S. Physical Education Iota Tuu Kappa Fraternity; Dormitory Council 4. MARIAN STINE Charlotte, N. C. B.S. Music Mitchell College 1, 2. DOROTHY STONE Sanford, N. ( ' . B.S. Health, Physical Education Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority, Pres. 3 ; Dormitory Council, Treas. 2; Marsha] 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 3 ; Future Teachers of America 3; Zenith Photo Editor 2; Sr. Superlative Best All Round. Mav Court Attendant t. DAN P. STOWE Belmont, N. ( ' . A.B. History Kappa Chi 3, 4, Representative to Christian Student Council 4; Methodist Student Fellowship 3, 4; Brevard Junior College 1, 2; Student Govt. Vice-Pres. 2; Delphian Literary Society 1, 2; Football Manager 2; Christian Workers ' Club 1, 2; Ministerial As- sociation 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 1. Pres. 2. BILLIE JACQUELINE STROUD High Point, N. G. A.B. Education, Psychology Theta Phi Sorority; Women ' s Athletic Association 3, 4; International Rela- tions Club 4, Sec. and Treas. 4; Hi-Po Business Staff 4; Dramatics 3; Cheer- leader I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Chief 4; May Queen 4. EDWARD SUETA Erie. Pa. B.S. Music E.P.O. Fraternity, Sec. 2; Bund 1, 3, 4; Choir 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Music- Educators ' National Conference 4 ; Civic Symphony -f ; Block H Club 2, 3. 4. 1952 21 JAMES R. SUGG New Bern, N. C. A.B. English Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity; Future Teachers of America 4; Zenith Business Staff 4; Methodist Student Fellowship 3, 1 ' . JAMES SWIGGETT Randleman, N. C. B.S. Physical Education Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; J. V. Basketball 1, 3, 4; Block H Club 3, 4. MARY ALICE TESH Lexington, X. C. A.B. Religious Education Religious Education Club 3, 4; Zenith Associate Editor 4; Methodist Student Fellowship :i, 4, State Secretary 4; Pfeiffer Junior College 1,2; Dormitory Council I ; International Relations Club 1 ; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, V -Pres Fellowship Club 1, 2. NANCY TYSINGER Thomasville, N. C. A.B. English Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority; Class Vice- Pres. 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Zenith Business Staff 4; Sr. Super- lative Friendliest ; Dean ' s List 2, 3; Greensboro College 1; Spanish Club 1; Emerson Literary Society I . ROBERT VANHOY High Point. N. C. B.S. Business MARIAN VAUGHN Stokesdale. N. C. A.B. Music, Primary Education Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority; Religious Education Club 1,2; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, Librarian of Choir and Advertising Mgr. 2, 3; Dance Committee 3; German Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 2; Greensboro College 1. 2, 3. ARLENE VENABLE Dobson, N. C. A.B. English Future Teachers of America 4; Inter- national Relations Club 3; Methodist Student Fellowship 3; Pfeiffer Junior College 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Pfeiffer Xezcs Staff 1. 2; Honorary Language Society, Sigma Pi Alpha 2. GARLAND EARHART WAMPLER High Point. N. C. 15. S. General Science The Order of the Lighted Lamp 3, 4; Marshal 3; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4; Eta Mu Eta 1. 2. 3, 4, Pres. 3; Red Cross Club 2. 3; Zenith Business Manager 4; Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4; Physic Lab. Ass ' t. 4. 28 1952 RUTH JAMES WATERS Lirrwood, N. C. B.S. Home Economics Alpha Theta Psi Sorority; Modern Priscilla 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; Home Man- agement Club 3; Future Teachers of America 2; Dean ' s List 3; Methodist Student Fellowship 2. JAMES WHITE Charlotte, N. C. A.B. Social Science, English Kappa Chi 3, 4 ; Choir !• ; Methodist Student Fellowship 3, 4; Brevard Junior College 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Monogram Club 1, 2; Ministerial As- sociation 1, 2. WILLIAM L. WHITE High Point. N. C. B.S. Business Administration Delta Beta Alpha Fraternity; Day Student Council 4-, Viee-Pres.; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Choir 1. 2, 3. OSCAR S. WHITESCARVER High Point, N. C. B.S. Business Administration Baptist Student Union 4. MARY JO WHITTED Canton, N. C. A.B. Religious Education , Social Studies Religious Education Club 3, 4, 1 ' res. 4; Future Teachers of America 1; Inter- national Relations Club 3; Methodist Student Fellowship 3. 4; Christian Student Council 4; Pfeiffer .Junior Col- lege 1,2; Women ' s Athletic Association 1,2; Fellowship Group 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Fraternities 1 . 2 ; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; PA-JA-CA 2. RALEIGH X. WILLIAMS. JR. High Point, N. C. B.S. Business- lota Tau Kappa Fraternity Inter- Tertulia national Relations Club 4; La 3. DIXIE GRAY WILSON High Point, N. C. B.S. Music Alpha Theta Psi Sorority, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Future Teachers of America 1- ; International Relations Club 4; Baud 1; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Sr. Superlative Prettiest ; Music Educators ' National Conference 4. GERALD WINFREY High Point. N. C. B.S. Business Administration Marshal 3; High Point College Cham- ber of Commerce 2, 3; International Relations Club 3. 1952 2 CLYDE T. WOOD High Point. X. C. B.S. Business High Point College Chamber of Com- merce t; International Relations Club I. HOWARD E. WRIGHT High Point. X. C. B.S. Business Administration High Point College Chamber of Com- merce, Vice-Pres. i. REBA WRIGHT High Point. X. C. A.B. Elementary Education Theta Phi Sorority; Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2, 3, Sec. 2; Future Teachers of America 3; International Relations Club . ' i ; Ili-Po Business Staff • ' !, Business Manager. RODNEY T. YATES High Point. X. C. A.B. Psychology, Education International Relations Club I, 2; Hi-Po 3; Methodist Student Fellowship I. 2; Christi.au Student Council 2. RON IE A. YORK Thomasville. X. C. B.S. Business High Point College Chamber of Com merce 2, 3. SPECIAL STUDENTS WILLIAM C. KING, JR. LOIS S. STRICKLAND LLOYD SURRATT ;;n 1952 :; UpERUflVES Left to right; John Hall and Bonnie Crawford Greg Merhige and Dot Stone Lucille Craver and Doug Holhrook Dixit- Wilson and Sam Dockery Bill Hunter and .lover Kearns Nancy Tysinger and Kenneth Bost Jerry Jarvis and Martha Queen Jesse Joyce and Kathleen Payne Kathleen Payne, Howard Wright, David Auman, Robert Barrett, Bobby Parrish, Dixie Henderson, Garland Wampler, Joyce Kearns, Doug Holbroolc, Lucille Craver, Charles T. Cox. Dorene Weaver Lewis, Jerry Jarvis, Bill Hunter, Joyce Layton. R D E R f T H £ L I 6 H T B D L A At P ;r: Le 7 to rir ht: Howard Graham, President; Gene Bolick, Treasurer; Mary Catherine Overfelt, Student Gov- ernment Representative j Willie Davis. Secretary; David Auman, Vice-President. Juniors As juniors we enjoy a favored position among college classes. The days of difficult adjust- IIU ' ll t are over; the days of heavy responsibility are not yet upon us. During tins year we have had the first real chance to make a lasting impression, and we hope that it lias been a good one. We face our senior year with keen anticipation, though with the full realization that it will bring its trials along with its honors and glory. Then at its end will come that long-awaited soal — grad- uation. 3 i L - h S J i if Top roK ' j left to right: Jack U. Alber, Charles Allen. David Auman, Louise Bailey, Robert S. Bailey. Second row: Robert Wilton Barrett, Myrtle Bescher, Bill Bigliam, Norma Jane Bogle, Eugene F. Bolick. ' Third rote: Robert H. Bonewell, Floyd (i. Bottoms, Norman Bowman. Garnie Brendle, Kent Brendle. Fourth row: Mariorie Brown, Jo Bundy, Linwood Carter, Richard Clement, Nancve Clifton. 1953 35 Top row, left to right: Elizabeth Cockerham, Jayn Collett, Helen E. Coltrane, Reginald Cooke, Betli Cooksey. Second row: Rutli Craven, .lane Elizabeth Crews, Edwin Cnrrie. Evelyn Ann Davis, Willie Davis. Third rote: A. C. Dunn, Jr.. John C. Efird, Don Elkins, Eugene Eury, Betty Floyd. Fourth row: .lames A. Fowler. Jo Anne Frazier, Roy Frazier, Jr., Howard S. Gailey, Dean Gore. 1953 ::t, Top rem;, left to right: Frank Graham, J. Howard Graham, Dewey W. Griffin, Valina Griggs, Billy M. Groce. Second row: Edith Harper, Betty E. Hayworth, Betty Lou Hay worth. Jack Hedgeoock. Eliseo Juan Hernandez. Third rote: Lee Hicks, Robah Hicks, George Holland. Sally Hylton, Herbert Ingram. Fourth row: Harold C. Jenkins, William J. Johnsey, Jewel Jones, Betty Lee Jordan, Anna Patrick Kendriek. 1953 37 Tup row, lr ft to right: Sallie Kern. Charles F. Kinsey, Dallas Kiser, Anne Lewis, Jean Lewis. Second row: Robert Lowder, liutli Madison. Slieldon A. Maiiekin. Robert Maness, David E. Meekins. Third rinc: Max Charles Miller, Oren Morton. Kent Moseley, Harry Newman, Robert L. Oakley. Fourth row: Mary Catherine Overfelt, Bobby Parrish, Becky Pate. Alfred Ferryman, William B. Pittman. 1953 38 kr fc ' - ' -- v ■ --■- Ml Top row, left to right: Richard M. Poyner, John Raper, Mildred Redding. Dennis Ricks. Bernice Ridenhour. Second row: Howard Don Ridge, Lander Rudisill, George Saintsing, Earl Seckinger, William R. Shaffer. Third row: Betty Jane Shepherd, Bobbie Gwen Shumaker, Frank Smith. Susie Sparks, W. B. Stanback, Jr. Fourth row: Duane Starnes, Betty Jo Stephens, Nancy C. Stone. Orville W. Stroud, Mattie Thompson. 1953 ■m Top row, left to rif lit : Ray Vargas, Jack Venable, Jim Warren, Marion Warren, Doris Mae Washburn, Second roic: Buddy Welch. Jr.. Aim Whitesell, Wilson. Robert 1 ' . Woods. Jack Wreim. 1953 40 David Auman Rutli Madison Ann WTiitesell Bill Bigham John Raper Robert Barrett Chief Willie Davis Jo Anne Frazier Don Ridge Dot Stone Gerald Winfrey Marshals One of the highest honors which can he be bestowed upon a student at High Point College is to he chosen a marshal, since marshals are chosen from the junior class by the faculty on the basis of campus leadership, academic achievement, and character. These students have justified the confidence placed in them by willingly and efficiently serving at various school and community functions. They are to he congratulated on their ex- cellent service. 4J Left In right: Tony Liske, Treasurer; Maxine Swaringen, Student Government Representative j Bettv Clark Dillon, President j Eleanor Goldstnii. Secretary; Barrv Newsome, Vice-President. Sophomores We, as so] inomore s, liave become a definite part of the life here on campus. No longer beginners, we have realized the many obligations and opportunities facing us. This year marks the turning point in our career at High Point College. Now we are ready to bend every effort to carry through our new role as upperclassmen, confident that we shall come through with flying colors to our junior year. 42 Paul Albertson Lillian Allen Shirley Allred Nos Ahnan Clyde Anderson Barbara Atkins George E. Auraan Rebecca Autry Anne Bailey Lewis P. Barrett Clifton Berrier L. E. Blaek, Jr. Betty Blake Buddy Brawley Mary Brock Earnest L. Broome Frank Broome Peggy Brummitt Patsy Buzhardt Kenneth Campbell Pete Canada Charles Caudill Margaret Causby Tom ( ' harping Elizabeth Clapp Elizabeth Anne Clapp Bobby Clodfelter Merle Clojiinger Howard Coleman Tom Connelly 1954 v.: Charles Conrad Joan Crowder Martha Shirley Davis Max Davis Bobby Joe Dennis Pearl Denton Helen Dickinson Betty Clark Dillon Louie Eargle Doris Elliott L. ( ' . Ellis Margaret Marie Essa Wilburn K. Everbart Theron Farlow Joe Faulkner Rudy Frazier Mareelene Gamer Eleanor Goldston Preston William Green Millicent Hall Mona Hall Travis Hanes Fred Hasty Johnnie E. Hawkins Louise Havwood Fairy Etta Hodgin Grier Hunt Robert Blanton Jones James Kennedy Walter Krewson 19S4 u Rober t L. Ladehoff C. H. Lancaster Amy lane Lathrop Vernon W. Liske Edmund Lowe Jean McDonald Peggy McGowan Nora McMasters Nancj McNeill Anne S. McWhirter Bennj Martin Betty Martin Catherine Mavliew Peggy Measmer Betty Ann Miller Kdwii G. Nesdham W. H . Needham Carol Neighbours Doris Newell Mary Jean Newell Barry H. Newsome Doug Norwood Melvin Parks Peggy Phillips Arlen Pons Garland P. Pritchard Carrol Rabon Van Rick Nancy Ridge Bennie L. Robbins b ■ f «- Itatftfc 1954 45 s i-r; Percy Rogers Edith Rollins Betty Lou Hose William Routfi Robert G. Russell. Jr. Kelsey L. Schuyler Nick Seriotis ( ' . Fov Sherman George Shuford John R. Sills Allen Smith Neil Smith I ' atrieia Smith Janet Snyder Betty Jean Solomon Orville Stroud Jalia Strouse Audrey Jean Stutts Maxine Swaringen Georgie Swink Burton Veach Leon Walker Cecil Watson Conrad West James White Nancy Ann Whitley Frank WiggS James Williams Mary Williamson Elizabeth Wiles 195k 16 1954 47 Left to rir ht : Herbert Potts, President; Carolyn Featherston, Secretary; Jimmy Gilland, Treasurer; T. G. Madison, Vice-President. freshmen Before coming to High Point College, we freshmen dreaded somewhat the transi- tion from In oil school to college life. We came through the initiation unscathed, how- ever, and are now firmly grounded in the college customs and tradition. We still have much to learn, but the basic task of adjustment has been accomplished. We look for- ward with keen anticipation to the years ahead, realizing that their final outcome and value depend on our own determination and high resolutions. }:-] P £ c, David Abernatliy Odell Alley George Armstrong Herman Calvin Beck Henry K. Blair (Jordan Blake Flovd Bottoms. Jr. Peggy Brewer Harold A. Brown Thurman E. Brown Annie Burris John Burton William P. Campbell James F. Cannon Loretta ( ' arson Frankie Causby Ricbard G. Chappell Eleanor .Iran Clapp Kc it (i Douglas Clark Ann Cockerham Hov Cockerbam Edward Cook Annette Council Jov Covington Glenn W. Davenport Max Wade Dulin William Smith DoiPree Jeannine Easterling Roy I.. Eubanks Paula Jeanne Everett 1955 49 Wrenn Memorial Library High Point College High Point. North Carolina Douglas Farmer Carolyn Featherston Gene Ferguson Betty Jean Floyd Kenneth Frazier Sam Fretwell Bobby Gandy Harold Gibhardt Carolyn Gideons Jimmy Gilland Frankie Goad J. C. Green Pat Gunter Niek Charles Halipilies Carleen Hammond Frank Hammond James B. Harris Shirley Harris Geraldine Hauser Andrew Haywood Maxine Hay wort 1 1 Billy Hedrick Bobby Hedrick Henry E. Hepler Charles Hine William A. Hipps Carolyn Honbarrier Carlos Horca.sitas Kent Hubbard H. C. Hudgins, Jr. 1955 50 John A. Hulin George C. Jackson Charles T. Jarrell Dwight Jester !-■ J. Jordan Dean Jovce Don Kearns William F. King Betty Leatherman Charles W. Link Jose Joaquin Lopez Mary Catherine Love Martha Joanne Luck James Mac-Arthur Shirlee I,. McAteer Jean McCormick Bob McLeod Elwood Mabry James Mabry, Jr. I . ( r. Madison Pattie Sue Martin Charles Maultsby Allen Meredith Madge Miller Sara Dean Miller Joe Misenlieimer Dewey Morris Bobbie Mullinix Janice Murphy Xancy Nail 1955 i Paul G. Nash Rosa Rebecca Nicks George Nifong Horace Noble Margaret Owens Mildred Virginia Parker .lack Peacock Katlierine M. Perkins Stanley Pierce Robert Popp Herbert M. Potts. Jr. Vestal Potts Charles F. l ' ructt .lames ( ' . Queen Gwen Reddick Carr Redding Mike Reyes Frances Robcrson Vira Ann Rodgers June Rogers Peggy Vine Rogers Betty Ann Sain Jimmy T. Scott Hobby Smith Carrie Smith Dixie Smith John Henry Smith Janice Sparks Frank Springer Paul D. Swaim 1955 52 Shirley Swiggett Harold Sykes Mary Jo Thomas Elaine Thompson Sonny Thornton Josephine Tillev Jim Tucker Marie Venable Ann VonCannon Joseph I). Wade Gayle Walden Robert Walker Aurilla Wall ( oleen Ward Jo Anne Wardell Carolyn Webb Cynthia Wells Jeannette Wensil Clyde Eugrene Whatley Carolyn Whitener Lacy Williams Mildred Williams Mildred Wilson Wilma Winfree Hetty Winfrey Betty Lou Wnrt ' ord 1955 :.:■: Freshmen frolics -) Activities Student Government Doug Hoi.buook President Given the task of directing student activi- ties and representing the student body, the student government has carried out its duties with sincerity and integrity. Its leaders were elected by popular vote of the students and have endeavored to fulfill the trust placed in them. The success of this group can he at- tributed to a spirit of warm friendship and hearty co-operation. They have worked together under both pleasant and difficult circumstances, keeping always in their minds the thought, We were elected to do a good job. Let ' s do it. Left to right: Mary Catherine Overfelt, Ralph Futrell, Maxim- Swaringen, Kenneth Green, Sam Dockery, Doug Holbrook, Pres.; Joan (rowdcr, See.; Bill Pitt man, Vice Pres.; Bunny Link, Martha Queen, Joyce Kearns. McCulloch Hall Council Left to right: James Williams. Sec.-Treas.; Robert Barrett, Viee-Pres.; Ralph Futrell, Pres Woman ' s Hall Council 1 Seated, left to ri ht : Willie Davis, Viee-Pres.; Betty Ann Millt-r. Treas.; Nora MeMasters, Freshman Representative, Standing, left tn right: Martha Queen, Pres.; Maxine Swaringen, See.; Iris Brown. Head Proctor. 5-; dance Committee Left t right: Bill Pittman, Maxine Swaringen, George Clark, Jalia Strouse, Bunny Link. Wilma Winfree. Barry Sewsome, Betty Jane Shepherd. Eta Mu Eta First row: Duane Starnes, Susie Sparks. Second row: Dr. Ben H. Hill, Clyde Anderson, Eriek Hernandez, Benny Martin, W. H. Needham, Earnest Broome. Third row. William Routh. Ered Hasty, Jack Thompson, Garland Wampler. Fourth row: Linwood Carter, Clayton Reid. Rudv Frazier, George Clark, Jim Tucker. Don McNeill. 58 Day Student Council Future Teachers of America Officers i -i ■ . % ' ' waaar m % H .f V right: Joyce Layton, Pres.; Sue Allred, Social and Publicity Chairman; Mildred Redding Second Vice-Pres. ; Lucille ( ' raver. Sec-Treas. ; Bill Hunter. First Vice-Pres. 59 The Zenith EDITORIAL STAFF William Penfield Editor M u Alice Tesh . Issociate Editor It .ill began last spring when we, as the new Zenith staff, found the 1952 Zenith dropped into our laps. We did not realize the immensity of the task until we jumped into the harness this fall. It has meant scheduling and re-scheduling pictures, begging I ' m- snapshots, drawing hundreds of blocks on the dummy, taking picture after picture, typing endless pages of copy, and doing all the other things that go into the making of an annual. Hut we feel that the sweating, wondering, worrying, and running have been worth the reward — the 1952 ZENITH. At times we felt like giving u|i completely. It was a blow ti have our editor. Hill Penfield. leave school suddenly because of illness, just three weeks before our deadline. The staff had be- come attached to Bill because of his dependability and contagious good humor. At this time of emergency the entire staff redoubled its efforts with the determination to make this Zenith the best — for Bill. (ireg took complete charge of the sports; J alia lived up to her reputation in the artistry of her drawings. With Audrey at the typewriter we were certain that the copy would be just right. Sue spent hours behind closed door working with sorority representatives on their pages. You probable saw Bill 1 1 i pi is anywhere and at any time taking pictures for the Zenith. (irrrrrii Left to right: Jalia Strou.se. Art Editor; Audrey Stutts. Copy Editor; . fence Ke.arns. Photography Editor; Mary Alice Tesh. Associate Editor; (ireg Merhige. Sports Editor; Sue Allred. Feature F.ditor. (ill The Zenith BUSINESS STAFF Garland Wampler Lucille Craveh Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Two members of the staff, Lucille and Bill Hunter, dn not know whether they are members of the business staff or the editorial staff. When Bill Penfield had to leave, they jumped in and did a wonderful job of helping to carry on the work which Bill had hegun. The staff expresses its ap- preciation to those two and to all others who, at the last minute, came in to help save the day for the Zenith. The editorial staff has been encouraged in its struggle by the wonderful success of the busi- ness managers. Garland and Lucille, working with an efficient staff, gathered a record number ot advertisements. The staff sold several hundred dollars more ads than has ever been sold in the history of the Zenith. Our hats go off to them! To Mr. Oliver Smith of Edwards Broughton, to our adviser. Miss Idol, to our photographers, and to everyone who has helped US to meet our deadline, we give our everlasting thanks. The show must go on! The Zenith must go out; And it did. with vour help and co-operation. Seated, left in right: Jin. Sugg, Dixie Henderson. Jeremiah Johnson Standing, l ft t right: Garland Wampler, Business Manager; Jerry Jams ; Bdl Hunter: Lucill. Craver. Assistant Business Managrr; Frances Dearman. !il The Hi-Po IGH POINT COLLEGE ■ ■ ■ dtitor-ln-c ■■- ' ■ —  Editor-in— c ■ ' ' -■ .- H. I . College Approved dv southern Asso | r« ihr High Point College Studenti ami Faculty |, |j villi BTMl ' ,,r P ' ■■ ' ■ ' j ■ I ICti ■ I prldl tot II.; I hat 1 im i !!.:■■ „ i tMege mi talb acewHilli d hy th | ,,,,1 Seconds ' - ' ' ,h ■■■ ■ I Dw mbM •■■■■■ , ., || rvdltmi nl HUD PpfH ' ' ■ ,.,i. -. radii ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ■■ ■ Student WcIpcmw l r With RotiMina It- mtioii ■ . p, i. i itmra Florida ' ,..i,n.. in ,  - -ui ■ ;,|, ■. Ill ..111,! Vl . 1 dltnwnl m xfll ol rvtull nl ■! . Dr. Hinsliaw Reports on Trip Or. C R. Hwwho . Dwin of !n- with  ' - —- —- - 1 «™ « Student , ,rt who c« npardod Di totiwi «W JARV13 fare , Pw owk( . M . npmratatlvc  r M i chr-rim Associate Ml tor Ctownwwnl Point ColteR ai the kchh K n- greMed it. •■ ■ ■■■ «—■ . ; P rf « r of „r-«.-H of ih.- Southern Amoom- ; proWdent. Dec. 7. on M relum-antl (armor Dean of tio . of Cttb8«S, w y the trip aa : from the Confer. no- Ol U lr rtu d brtcfiy Ml CompiMrly wtiafytng from begin- ! Southern A«wctaikM of Collrfce. f« u ■ r.-altzat nins to end. -W - emttd iwl haw: tst. PetPrabur . rT  . wherr Htfib  t i,i. t„ r, «.--. pjqjrrlod a mor.- pl.-awinf rpci-plion Pottat Collee  P n,rd un ' c u -« r - 1 1 ' ' ir ' : from n y eummltter than we re- conditional membership a a fully j Cooke, ahowfUK deep emo- Mt 8d In 31 Petersburg, ' Ur accredited cotfejfe ' ion a nowtrdgPu Ihi Miwdww remarked I personally rjr Cooke    o rW-iall K l . . ,,ri«.i etvwi him by e pm 1flgj received CMttkkrtttiJF tw-r..-ni fr.. r. ... n i..l i. -j- aaaV- ! ' ' ' ' 1 Iwan (Continued on P e 2t Mr. Yarborough Ser H.P.C Corn of A$r tni JCBfCE YTty . oclet; ' Editor , )r Cbmpan} Ttn na Jl1 - T1m- lumi- volin ' mahntjim l l lm i i -ai h ntl til th - Mifa w rr eontrifouffd tq M, wmum TomitMon I TomlinHon of High l wnt. .urniiui- ' mamilm-lurrn. Ni-« (hxir Unip- iitii] lahli- t.if i[w pUi-v-d in «dv n Ho rtim th«- CoHtTEf 1 ri ' M-l  i litRrfmi (pott )-ir all who «i l t -in« actn-dHotJ « 0b a i rj Jr«- itiidj .m rt.,t. . in- main- monxitt. J havr boon here j Purnilurc Cwmp n; r J8 yunt jnrf I f.-lt runt JIteh Product roVniw o Point had realty cwaic ot Bjjp, ' Furwitun i ' pn ««id Mr N F VirhnrouKh, rpgta- . ity IrW, on hts return from Si Mr V fUt Petersburg, wht-rc he. akinK «nh Wtuv ( rtmpttrt: Dr Cookt- and Dr Miituhaw. rcp of Crwtuborr , nrct ' nied H.P.C In Ihi- mectiiu; ofjol Sersofl IL the Sooilw-rn A xoriatkin of CW j iunnlnii leee 1 ram ftxl lh«l tb«- Polleec has roori ' bt ©fTer Ha «tu -i)H As a msuli. Kiudpnta will h w (Nltw i pportt«t:lti  for «T Vr. afatfd Mr Varbi n ugh «H). pflrlt.iilarly tnlMwlcd In Ih-. mectlnc of Rr-,:! - frars at Ihe Soulh-rn A i wtnlinn. Tlie«d j-. 1V ; 1 Slncf rhnt wm ttw flnt im h ' I hud UwariMt, I wa tntrmtrd in e.anpnrlnK tlw Rf lorml AsiB.x-J«iion with tiv North Cerollmi aimlllHiH| CW- Itsm, he imwrked. He mi- h.- ramr U Ihe ronctualon that North Carolina  ai rpajly a l.-nA-r m (he .-duCH rnwa I field. S - rt ■ ' ■ - ' - r usic ciitor add t. rhiirmlnElj docx ■! ■ Hiuuom mmt gmeroui in • for tAe welromlPS Ma rctui-n Irom I ita uillllncrtitH to f id pt other plant for frentlnn ft ij am .iv|iJii-re. Mp JALlA 3TR0US P. rry Counselor a ■tiitod. OfhoT Kifti have been grnnt -d. but It the time of print Inn tlw- bIka- mentioned artM-les had al- read) arrived ,i a W konw re- minder of the loyalty and nerwroa- y of friend . The Hi-Po is the official Voice of the Students of High Point College. It is the aim of this bi-weekly news publication to present, in the American tradition of freedom of the press, a true picture of college life in its various aspects and to afford an unrestricted avenue for expression ol student opinion. W ' v are indebted to the following faculty members for their generous assistance and advice which have contributed greatly toward maintaining the high standards of the paper: Professor A. S. Withers, Publica- tions Chairman; .Miss Ruth Steelman, Business Adviser; and Dr. Philip Angeles, Editorial Adviser. ;■_ THE H - ) Goodwill Begins on Lett opriat thai wi vii ' iuui dedb ate mi l ' hn-.hii:i. bmOB to fl.. ' i ,t!i. i id JSfet) nil Hi-- Iiii-li- ' . Si. on have it ti i thai uirini!i ' . m! .t.HL-. ' ' aee ii ! i ftoep ' ng with (hv !.i ,i L1 i.ifu! HI---.I i-i ,.i iju- anjrefe, Peace on wrtb ASd p hhI -a ill toward tnea y.-t these mi - .- precisely the -• ' ' msnta tstprflewed in aueh warnings. With thr proper attitude .,i goodwill toward men, we would art how to tie i ,n .f,-,i i„ guard the ssfuty of oar- esteos w ..ih.-r- Goodwill b i positive thing: if dwa nol mean Juat w hjng, but actively promottog tfee welfare oi others. The m«n who considers the tetppfnesa of his family la ii« ' t going to take fcoiisn rfefea thai i-. IU i i agd in tragedy far himself or bis family i alone «-■ wftsn bis family an Reddest tor hitn eaa mi- A man of goodwill i ■ hanpbtsas of  s neigh ' is truty a man of good time he gets into tht: of the trememiouR r operator of a pawarfu can bring fnsfcSOt deal The Brat concern of 3 shuiki bfl Ebf (h - hjii. | ini- ' ;-;s- r l| PJj i 8fig%t%a f tends. What kind of Christmas can i if fikUXfJ !.;jUrEKIN oved oaas haw bean mangled or k  1 1 _ pasture editor on the part vf some irresponsible Wbt caption of  few freak accidents e predictable weather condition . I. are caused by human care-It : It ja ifl0on f stent that v confronted with injustice or ; world should tolerate viole nocenl people on our own the statement, Goodwill b sure .i jayose bottday aeaai ift ' s make am - logan - Go A iii-.-i r ( m .stoma and tfe-ar Santa Chios: W.- hnv.- tried to be good boys and (his year, but, Santa, if you bSvt , ..,., played i, Halt, tryloR ro ()nd both the pfcotajp ■ : ,,.v„-i picture you want, or ii you have i hm lud !) • K cr-rtotn student « in, and (h. r. i n W, .wiiy to find fc - baa fatten b understand why We have bei aaa u at tttfOM, Wo air grateful For Hi. swileji tta? aimpUD. but wtwt wp nwd, S Roherbi (tali Some pcfjpte have turbancf. t ui it work wctt in r apmi Up tijlfflc in Ho t rls Mali if ■. we nmi to ask. Hav. s rfadsfli meetings are brid wfthooi wile ehoold attocd imi do sot, . ■■.■•■(in;; OJ cottras, meetlnsi sft h. . welt, | 1 ii..(- ' ' are meetlnga which notlci-. and ywi know fea« ; ut rd it Ik to t. hullc-tm board If d!j thir we . ' .r.- d-l!ifih fw loii rmi.-i , you can h «v ueuel iii- ' ii. note, sad candy but plcaic don ' t • yi ' i.i in ths mmtit-fcnie, we wlJl ju i wtnt •.f.i:.-u. .is ipol ifi id.- payer ol Roberta Mall «n Business Stair lookifig tat v, ill | ' ! « k!«t; Cor u A Mpitj- Oitetenas to Vou! K !iU r aft the C0 ASUS m n ■ ' -■ murine wKA , . wtdif ig g xj ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i ' i ■ i ' , u-mc nl u Ithout i ■ - . ,-, IthOSJ - . :r„: ■!.. | , . ■ , ' -ls smashnS i.. i .. , , , ,.. ho II k ... X] mudi Iuht |i was iiv, ram I ' ■ ' ■- ' IB : i ' ■■■ n Itfl I (HOB W hi r: I badnt . ■■■n him In a raonth; and ;.■.., ttWOa l Wl I l ' ■ ■ fi niirntJ. . !„(.. puHUq) jl «- ' t  ) . I I . ,.l 1,. 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Lhera la taya soldi} Paai n i no i ittideiha, bul H flow no) publiah it otaghi not ta happen yoaTI beat Bbi H ■-••ii .:,ii baiavfl ■ii.,,- pverj Becond ■■: evepj hout td ■•■. uaj i ... ( „ ., ... !rtL . ' il( lhi ; ha iv- hand on the etoch; «iii orina Oa efloa smtb ..t death ,. i,!k wrote DonceTBtng the club way oi m ;i home mroewnere i 11 thli country o.H)m on ihtrd fto ' -ir wtfl lappJj Am) diiviriK home this weekend «ill you hi nann ' . his letter wlB i«- pub lay between teara i dMat mean to do it ' Ji«bpd nt  Ik- Rrat opponunity.l Or will you h. next ? ' ewis. Editor rhige. Sports The following students have contributed to the success of the Hi-Po for 1951-52: Dorene in-Chief; Jerry Jarvis, Associate Editor; Betty Clarke Dillon. Business Manager; Greg M Editor ■ Jon Barnes. Joyce Lav ton, Sheldon Manekin, and Frankie Causby. Feature Editors; Salli Kern. Exchange Editor; Jalia Strouse, .M Editor; Bill Hipps, Photographer. The News Start included: Betty Martin. Kent Hubbard, Joy Covington, Rodney Yates, Betty Leatherman, Bill Hunter, Howard Graham. Maxine Swaringen, and Robert Lowder. Members of the Business Staff were: Reba Wright. Billie Stroud, Pert Prettyman, Becky Autry, Shirley Allred, Gwen Reddiek, Charles Kinsey, and Leon Walker. ;;; Home Economics Club J f fr . Dixie Henderson President ' ai,ma Griggs Betty Jo Stephens Janet Snyder Vice-President Secretary Treasurer First row, left to right: Myrtle Bescher, Nancye Clifton. Doris Elliot, Dean Gore, Maxine Hayworth, Lee Hicks. Second row: Betty Lee Jordan. Nancy Nail, Margaret Owens, Yira Rodgers. Mattie Thompson, Marie Venable. Third row: Aurilla Wall, Doris Washburn. Ruth Waters. Betty Winfrey. Betty Wofford. (14 Kappa Chi Organized 195] Claude Barrett J. ( ' . Grose William Bingham Charles Caudill President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Dan Stowe S.C.A. Rep. Dr. Locke Faculty Adviser First row: David Abernathy, George Auman, Robert BonweU, John Burton. Howard Coleman, Reginald Cooke. Bobby Joe Dennis. Second row: Charles Dunn. William DuPree, Roy Eubanks, James Hamilton, Johnny Haw- kins, Edwin Needham, Carol Neighbors. Third row: Dennis Rieks. Robert Russell. Neil Smith, James White. ' ■ A K( A )x •s _- E P A n E 1 A The Lambda Chapter of Kappa Chi Fellowship of Christian Service of Hia ' h Point College, a continuation of the Ministerial Association, is organized for the purpose of providing and promoting a medium of in- struction, inspiration, and realization of true fraternity, in order that its members may mutually share worship, fellowship, and service based on the high ideals of Jesus Christ. fif, Religious Education Club First roic: Becky Pate, Trias.; Pat Buzhardt, Secy. Spcond row: Lucille Craver, S.C.C. Rep.; Mary Jo Whitted, Prrs.; Bettv Blake, Fice-Pres. Methodist Student Fellowship Officers .-•jpwjw; (■ ---«-,( ]m. VU Left to right: Margaret Blanton, Publications Chairman; Charles Caudill, Treas.; Jean Lewis, C.S.C. Representative; Betty Blake. Secy.; Betty Lou Rose, Publicity Chairman; Robert Barrett, Pres. M Christian Student Council C ' r wm -L-_ !_ Seated,, left to right: Maxine Swaringen, Imogene Lewis, Jean Lewis, Bernice Ridenhour, Dixie Henderson, Lucille Craver, Mary Jo Whitted. Standing, left to right: Dr. William R. Locke. Dr. P. E. Lindley, Rich- ard S. Dale, Dan Stowe, Alton Broadway, Robert Barrett. Hill Bingham, Claude Barrett, Dr. Barlett, Raljjh Futrell. Baptist Student Union Officers Seated, left to right: Bob Bonwell, Music Director; Shirley Davis, First J ' ice-Pres.; Oscar Whitescar Third Vice-Pres.j Dixie Henderson. Pres.; Jane Lathrop, Trias. Standing, left to right: Jim VVoolf. Se Vice-Pres.; Carleen Hammond. Secy.; Dorene Lewis. Pub. Ckr.j Dr. Moffitt, Associate Faculty Adviser; Reavis., Faculty Adviser. 67 Vel o n d Dr. Choir W. W. COLLIN? Director John Allen Lillian Allen Margaret Blanton Xorma Bogle Bobby Bonwell Annie Burris Frankie Causby Charles Caudill Howard Coleman Helen Coltrane Reggie Cooke Ruth Craven Alton Broadwav Shirley Davis Willie Davis Frances Dearman Bobby Dennis Max 1 Jul i 11 Louie Fargle Betty Floyd Joanne Frazier Ralph Futrell Millicent Hall Frank Hammond Edith Harper Johnnie Hawkins Maxine Havworth Jewel Jones Anna Kendrick Jean Lewis Clarence Maxwell Sara Miller Jack Peacock Stamcy Pierce Boh Popp John Raper Elizabeth Lucille Rose Betty Lou Rose Xancv Ridffe Boh Russell Marion Stine Ed Sueta Maxine Swaringen Georgie Swink Bernice Ridenhour Mary Alice Tesh Jcannette Wensil Conrad West Nancy Whitley Jim White Ann Whitesell Dixie Wilson Marv Ann York Jack Peacock Willie Davis Business Mar. President John - Raper Lihrnrian 68 Band Charles Allen Marjorie Brown Joy Covington Mareelene Garner Robert Hughes Walter Krewson Anne McWhirter John Raper Dan Stowe William White George Armstrong Charles Caudill Charles Dunn J. C. Grose Charles Jarrell Clarence Maxwell Carol Neighbors Bernice Ridenhour Kd Sueta Charles Black Herbert Clapp Louie Eargle Frank Hammond Tennyson Jones Katherine Mavhew Peggy Phillips June Rogers Josephine Tillev Francis Rooze Howard Coleman Marie Essa Louise Haywood Betty Jordan Bobbie Mullinix Charles Purett Carrie Smith (iavle Walden Music Educators First row: Willie Davis. Ruth Madison, Lillian Allen. Berniee Ridenhour. Shirley Davis. Second row: Robert Hughes. Gayle Walden, Charles Allen. John Howard Allen. Charles Black Frances Dearman. Third row: Tennyson Jones, Clarence Maxwell. Frank Hammond. Ed Sueta, John Raper, Dr. Wilson. liH La Tertalia International Relations Club Officers Left to right: Billie Stroud. Secy.-Treas.; Bob Buie, Prrs.; Joyce Layton. Yice-Pres. ; Dr. Deskins and Dr. Bartlett, Advisers. 70 College Chamber of Commerce Dr. (i. II. HoBART Adviser Jerry Jar vis President Richard S. Dale Adviser f. B. L A. Howard Wright James Angel David Auman Bobby Parrish J. Hedgecock Bill King Vice-Pres. Sec. Treas. Exec. Com. Exec. Com. Exec. Com. First rare: Paul Albertson, Robert Bailey, Sonny Benfield, Dick C Green. Second row: Travis Hanes, James Harris. Rick Hornaday, Mahafi ' ey. Third row: Robert Maness, O. W. Morton. Adrian Xeal. man, Robert Powell. Fourth row: James Queen, Bob Robertson. Ro Wrenn, Ronnie York. happell, Ricl John f I;: hi. Barry New icrt Walker ard C! , Tom ome. .1 icralil ement, Blake Key. diaries ick Peacock, Winfrey , Ch (.onion. Bill Kinsey, Jack Alfred Pcrrv- de Wood. Bill 71 Majorettes 11 MARIE ESSA MARCELENE GARNER PEGGIE PHILLIPS 72 Sports Sports Parade of 1951 and 1952 By Greg Merhige As the curtain rises on the hardwood of the Harrison Gymnasium, we find Coach Bob Davis stressing tip-top conditioning- to his Panthers and Kittens alike. The season, as we go to press, is in its infancy with the team just overflowing with talent. The Panthers face a hard and heavy schedule for the season, against such teams as Union Kentucky, Milligan College, The Citadel, and many others. Facing teams of this caliber, one must have a team in order to step out onto the floor. With boys such as Easy Ed Sueta hooking from the key, Bobby Davidson play-making, Tony Lisk rebounding, Paul Abbie Pryor hustling, and Jesse Joyce capable of hitting the cards for double figures, we ' re sure we have that worthy team. Many times it has been stated that a club is just as good as its reserves, and we can say with pride that we have these reserves right down the line. Coach Davis believes, that if a man ' s good enough for a uniform, he ' s good enough to see action. Too, tiie Loose as a Goose Sonny Flip Thornton will be doing his part in adding to the string victories of the Panthers- Along with Sonny will be Conrad West, who can be counted on to hit the scoring column, easy going Bob Popp, aggressive Billy Hicks, rebounder, Harold Slick Sykes, Ken Baby Frazier, and scrap- per Laughing Boy Gene Yank Royce. Coach Davis, a student of Adolph Rupp, has introduced to the boys the Rupp System of play. Every game the Panthers use this system with great hustle, and they make every play count. The Coach lias stressed that not a step can be wasted; and as we all know, none is. In spite of blisters and sore feet from daily drills, the boys are working hard and improv- ing each day. We feel confident as the season rolls on that we shall have one of the top teams in the conference, if not the number one team. When the curtain falls at the end of the season and the whistle blows, High Point College will add another victory to its records, and we shall once again take off our hats to a great coach and another great team. Bob Davis, the new mentor for this year, came to High Point last season as head line coach for football and assistant basketball coach. Bob, a graduate of the class of 1950 from George- town University, Kentucky, knows how to process the qualities that make a fine coach. We, the students, want you to know, Coach Davis, that we ' re glad to have you with us. 74 Arthur Paschal, Athletic Director Head Coach, Bob Davis 75 Purple Panthers J. V. Coach K e n t M o s V y k VARSITY RECORD Won 20 Lost 10 J. V. RECORD Won 13 THE PANTHERS AN]) THE KITTENS ' 76 First Five Valuable Reserves 77 lettermeti Back for ' 51 - ' 52 Green Horns for ' 51 - ' 52 MANAGERS Carroll Hahox Bill Lancaster 7,; foundation of the Panthers Easy Ed Sueta Bobby Skeeter Davidson Jesse Snake-Eve Joyce 711 Tony Scrapper Lisk Paul Abbie-Deals P rvor A Few Panthers Sonny Flip Thort Conrad Shirts West 80 Harold Slick Svkcs Ken Babv F A Few Panthers Bobbv ! . V I ' olMi Billv Hicks 81 Gene Yank Royce Panthers Go Into Action 82 Big Ed Takes Jun Davidson Controls Hclioiuul Action Against McCrary Battle For Ball 83 Talking It Over Let ' s Go Get ' em After Season flash Sueta sets Conference scoring record After Season flash Panthers runner-up m Conference ?A North State Conference Champs .rUP 7 ' ? laT lfe Carlos Horcasitas, John Franklin, .John Hall, Philip Angeles, .Mike Reyes Varela, Rudolph Frazier. Coach demonstrates Forehand Drive Didn ' t Lose a Set Philip Angeles 85 Cheer Leaders b vi 1 P ■ ' ' K 1 ' ff 1 F 1 ' , ' « J .- IfV Be W i A Fairy Hodgin, Joyce Mellis, Billie Stroud. Bonnie Jean Crawford. Jane Lathrop. Wilnia Winfrec. IV. A. A. Officers Kathleen Payne, Pres.; Peggie Phillips, T ' ice-Pres.; Fairy Etta Hodgin, SV Maxine Swaringen, Treas.j Naneye Clifton, Intramural Representative. CI . J :;,: features Queen of the May Billie Stroud 88 Maids of Honor DOT STONE and SUE ALLRED ii ' i Miss High Point College as chosen by Kay Kvskr BETTY ANN .MILLER A lady of charm . . . Asheboro Homecoming Queen Attendant . Strickland. . . sophomore . . . dorm council . . . .May Court . . . Sigma Alpha Phi ... A liomemaker, Mrs. R. I. !)! DIXIE WILSON Chic . . . High Point . . . senior . . . superlative, best-looking . . . Centennial Queen ' s Court . . . Choir . . . President, Alpha Theta Psi . . . Public School Music. 9 ' J MARION WARREN Dimples . . . Cameron . . . junior . . . May Court . . . Secretary, Sigma Alpha Phi Red . . ■ Primary Education. ft;; WILMA WINFREY Friendly Freshman . . . Kernersville . . . Leader in high school . . . valedictorian chief marshal . . . class president . . . good beginning in college . . . cheerleader May Court. ! 4 Fraternities and Sororities delta Alpha Epsilon Organized 1929 Sonny Benfield Kent Brendle Al Broadway Ken Campbell Pete Canada Linwood Carter Hugi. Conner Dean Dull L. C. Kllis Bobby Gandy Garland Green John Hall Travis Hanes Rick Hornaday Dean Joyce Bunny Lisk Tony Liske David Meekins Sonny Morris t ' aul Nash John Rush James Sues 96 Alpha Theta Psi Dixie Wilson President Joyce Kearns Vice-President Organized 1928 Jayn Collett Secretary I. i ra M. DeHaven Treasurer Becky Autry Louise Bailey Carolyn Honbarrier Kent Hubbard Mildred Redding Susie Sparks Willie Davis Jane Lathrop Shirley Swiggett Hetty Floyd Jean McDonald Marv Ann York 97 Epsilon Eta Phi Organized 1927 First row: Dick Chappell, Tommy Charping, Keith (lark, Bill Ervin, Frank Hammond, Don Holhrook, .Jesse Joyce. Second row: Bill King. Walter Krewson. Hill Miller. Boh McLeod, Horace Xohle, Doug Norwood, Mclvin Parks. Third row: Herbert Potts, Roy Sappenfield, Kelsey Schuyler, Nick Seriotis. Homer Smith. Homer Spain. Ken Turner. Fourth row: J. D. Wade. Leon Walker. Bill Wrenn. 98 Theta Phi Organized 1927 Joyce Ray Layton President Maxine Swaringen Eleanor Goldston Joan Crowded Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Shirley Allred Patsv Buzhardt Elizabeth Cockerham Jane Cr ews Dixie Henderson Peggv Measmer Peggie Phillips Betty J. Shepherd Bobbie Guvan Shumaker Billie Jacqueline Stroud Reba Alice bright 99 lota Tau Kappa Pat Bencini Charlie Hines Kent Mostly Clavton Snyder Organized 192 Ken Host Tom Key Rafel G. Munoz Jack Stanbaek Sam Dockery Vernon Kimbro Harry Newman Buddy Welch John Franklin Broadus Melton Boli Robertson Raleigh Williams Don Helms Keith Mobley Robert Shaffer Bobbv Woods 100 Sigma Alpha Phi Organized 1928 Dot Stone Bonnie Crawford Marion Warren .1 lia Strouse President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SueAllred Barbara Atkins Iris Brown N T ancy Clifton Pearl Denton Betty Dillon Dean Gore Fairy Hodgin Nancy Koonts Betty Martin Nora McMasters Betty Ann Miller Martha Queen ' Betty J. Stephen.-, Nancy Tysinger Marian Vaughn Joan Wood 101 N. D. M. Club Organized 1939 Buddy Brawxey ( ' orres ponding Secy. Mrs. Arthur Paschal Adviser Ray Vargas Carlos Horcasitas Mike Reyes V ' arela Conrad W est Greg Merhige Treasurer Sara Cole Clarence Maxwell Rudolph James Members not pictured: Blanton Jones. Percy Rogers. Ken Frazier, Bob Davidson, N ' os Alman, Glenn Clubb. 102 delta Seta Alpha Organized 19-18 Howard Coleman, Corresponding Secy.; Max Miller, Vice-Pres.; H. L. Wilson, Pres.; Jerry Jarvis, Secy.; Arlen Pons, Treas.; Don Klkins, Gene Ferguson. Jimmy Gilland, Howard Graham, Jimmy Herring, Bill Hipps, Don Kearns, Charles Jarrell, Bill Jenkins, Tennyson Jones, Jack Peacock, Bill Penfield, Bill Pitt man. Boh Powell. Charles Snyder, Jim Tucker, Bill White. Honorari fratres: Mr. Arthur G. Paschal. 103 Epsilon Phi micron Organized 1919 David Aheniathy. George Armstrong. Charles Caudill, Roy Cockerhain. Bill Collette, Dayton Crews, Fredrick Darkis. Gene Dull. Jim Fowler, Frank Graham. Ken Greene, George Holland, Fred Hasty, .lack Hedgcock, ( ' harks Maultsby, Johnny Miles, V. H. Needham. Ronnie Owens. Robert Popp, Paul Pryor, Jim Scott, Allen Smith. Orville Stroud. Ed Sueta. Hal Sykes. S y Thornton, Jim Warren, James Williams. Honorari fratres: Dr. Joseph M. Wilson. 104 NOTE: The Editor withdrew from achool because of illness on December 3, 1951 High Point College HIGH POINT, N. C. December 15, 1951 Dear Bill, VJe made it i At last the work on the ZENITH is complete; in a few minutes it will be on its way to the printer. We wish you could have been here to help tie the string around the bundles which envelop sc much hard work. We have missed you constantly in the past three weeks as we came down to the final rush to meet the deadline. So many times we wanted to say, Bill what do you think of this? or Is this all right? But we had to make those decisions ourselves, and we hope that they meet with your approval, that we have put the finishing touches on a yearbook of which you can be truly proud. On this day we realize as never before how much we owe to you; you laid the foundation for all our work; you inspired and spurred us on. Bill, as far as everyone is concerned, you will always be the Editor-in-chief of the 1952 ZENITH. 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Main Phone 27.il) Compliments O. P. 0. CLOTHES 156 S. Main MEAL-A-MINIT CAFE PLATE LUNCHES. SANDWICHES. AND SHORT ORDERS 341 S. Main SWAM SUPPLY CO., INC. Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies High Point Rocky Mount FRANKLIN and HUNT AUTO SALES We Buy and Sell New or Used Cars ASHEBORO, N. C. W. E. LINTHICUM AND SON Ready Mixed Concrete HIGH POINT JACKSONVILLE Phones 3243-5922 Compliments Sheraton Hotel 314 N. Main PHONE 3375 GREEN ' S DRUG STORE Prescriptions — Prompt Delivery 610 N. Main Phone 5618 PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO. GLASS - MIRRORS - PAINTS • BRUSHES 1 S. Hamilton Compliments VOGUE CLEANERS 753 N. Main PHONE 5613 JACOBS MEN SHOP Correct Styling for College Wear ' ' 114 S. Main Street Compliments of LOGAN PORTER MIRROR COMPANY Master Mirrors Special Dietetic Foods AT Younts Grocery 790 N. MAIN ST. Compliments F. W. Woolworth Co. 115 South Main Street HIGH POINT LAUNDRY, INC. LAUNDERERS -:- CLEANERS 228 N. Wrenn Street Phone 3325 W. C. BROWN SHOE SHOP Phone 4313 208 E. Washington St. QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING DYEING HAROLD C. DAVIS Chapel of Flowers ' ' Funeral Directors Ambulance Service PHONE 5049 IDOL-GREEN CO. Real Estate Sales Property Management Insurance — Mortgage Loans 115 W. Washington Street Phone 5069 Manufacturers of Better LIVING ROOM FURNITURE High Point, N. C. Compliments of A Friend of High Point College HIGHLAND MOTORS, INC. CADILLAC -:- OLDSMOBILE 805 N. Main Street Phone 2820 HORTON FURNITURE CO. 200-206 E. Washington Street QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 3794 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted THE SAME DAY No Appointment Necessary DR. MAX RONES, OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9:00-5:00 P.M. 201 N. Main Street Compliments of THE FLI-BACK SALES CORP. Hicn Point, N. C. World ' s Largest Distributor of Paddle Ball Games Return Tops Sponge Balls 1 Yo Yo Type 1 Sponge Return Balls Spinning Tops Sponge Base Balls Balloon Balloon Sticks Compliments A Friend of High Point College Ellington ' s Grill Home of Foot Long Hot Dogs S. Main Extension Compliments of MYRTLE DESK CO. • Manufacturers of OFFICE AND INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE TEMPLE-CURRY MOTOR CO., Inc. AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE 781 North Main Street Phone 5979 CLOVER BRAND DAIRIES, INC. High Point, N. C. • LET CLOVER BRAND PURITY BE YOUR SECURITY Compliments Armstrong Veneer and Lumber Co. 788 North Main Street Compliments H. Frank Hunsucker WHITLARKS ' FLOWERS and GIFTS Say It With Flowers and Say It With Ours 206 West Howell Street PHONE 3694 NORTH STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY Serving High Point and Vicinity COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. RAWLINGS, VOIT WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 119 N. Greene Street Telephone 2-0912 Greensboro, North Carolina NASH JEWELRY AND LOAN CO. Nash Saves You Cash ADAMS-MILLIS CORPORATION Manufacturer SEAMLESS AND FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY High Point, N. C. Graduate to Greater Savings at 1 our Friendly ST COLONIAL STORES Pilot to Protection Since 1903 Pilot Life Insurance Company Greensboro, North Carolina Beeson Hardware Company, Inc. 214 North Main Street High Point, N. C SPORTING GOODS, BUILDERS ' HARDWARE AND FARM EQUIPMENT Compliments of THE LILLY COMPANY High Point, N. C Compliments McLellan ' s 5-10-25c STORE WELCH FURNITURE CO. Manufacturers of BED ROOM FURNITURE Since 1900 COLTRANE-GRAHAM GENERAL CONTRACTORS P. 0. Box 1767 Phone 2695 245 South Hamilton Street New Service Laundry 205 Centennial Avenue Telephone 3364 CAROLINA BODY CO. AUTO BODY REBUILDERS Wheel Balancing Glass Cut and Installed 344 N. Wrenn Upholstering Phone 3273 Sportswear Formats to Rent SHACKELFORDS 140 N. Main Street Freeman Shoes Custom Tailoring Compliments of Harry B. Finch Compliments of High Point Paper Box Co. Stanley ' s Jewelers THE DIAMOND and WATCH STORE Honest Values — Convenient Terms WILLIAMS FLOWERS Quality Flowers Plus Personal Attention 114 East High Street Phone 5011 RING-HARRIS PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specially 122 N. Main Street Phone 3333 COLLEGE STUDENTS WELCOME Compliments of Peggy Anne Shop Compliments of A Friend of High Point College Compliments of MRS. LELA H. COLTRANE MID-STATE INSURANCE AGENCY H. R. Trollinger, Jr., Mgr. Ashley Hotel Bldg. Asheboro, N. C. Compliments of Dillon Supply Co. KERN ' S BAKERY, INC. INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Raleigh Durham Rocky Mount Goldsboro Compliments of GEO. L. HUNDLEY Insurance : Rentals : Property Management Sales : Mortgage Loans QUALITY BEAUTY SHOP Your Hair Is Not Becoming to You You Should Be Coming To Us 7 Salem Street Thomasville, N. C. Phone 4653 Congratulations to the HIGH POINT COLLEGE SENIORS and Best Wishes for Your Future Success and Happiness McCRARY HOSIERY MILLS, INC. ASHEBORO, N. C. Makers of Famous McCrary Seam-Reminder Stockings QUALITY SHOE STORE Efird ' s Department Store EXPERT SHOE FITTERS QUALITY MERCHANDISE A Fit For Every Foot AT LOWER PRICES 0. E. KEARNS SONS THE SHUTTERBUGS CAMERA SHOP Raleigh Hunt, Photographer Manufacturers of Hosiery ' Phone 6715 High Point Saving Trust Co. Conservative Banking Since 1905 Member of F. D. I. C. Compliments MYRTIE ' S SHOP 112 South Main Street Phone 3746 RUBY ' S High Point ' s Largest. Credit Jewelry 159 South Main Street DAIRY PRODUCTS OF HIGH POINT QUALITY LINDALE DAIRY CORP. It Is Our Pleasure to Serve You Lexington Avenue Compliments of DICK CULLER ' S, INC. SPORTING GOODS 105 North Main Street PHONE 3687 C. DeWITT HOLTON FURNITURE CO. QUALITY FURNITURE CARPETS 817 South Main Street Phone 3791 Compliments of J. W. Sechrest b Son, Inc. Serving This Community Since 1897 High Point, North Carolina High Points Oldest S J?% 5% 9 and Leading Tailors e jrSi S5 Y S% J New Amos Bids. m M Ml BYRUM CLEANERS 514 English Street 309 Prospect Street Phone 3651 Phone 4988 • WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER if J 111 W. Washington Street iVC- LORINfiCS Compliments of B ELK-BECK High Point ' s Largest Leading Department Store ECKERD ' S DRUG STORE Headquarters for Prescriptions and Fine Cosmetics 140 South Main Street Mom Rogers ' Restaurant ALWAYS WELCOME U.S. 29 and 70 Phone 7985 The Printed Word Makes Education Possible ' Better Printing Pays Phone 2385 Phone 2330 htier .ress-Com JeiePin SerKcelijh L T HIGH POINT NORTH CAROL! HA Compliments KIDDIE TOT HOSIERY MILL 1 leruage L Ldt JM Henredon Custom Quality at Practical Prices Factories at High Point, Mocksville Morganton, N. C. Compliments Young Furniture and Rug Co. 1706 North Main Street Phone 5051 CUT RATE FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS The Price Is Less 615-617 E. Green St. Phone 2879 Compliments of CAROLINA CONTAINER CO. High Point, N. C. Compliments of Gill ' s Lad ies Shop 128 South Main Street Phone 3920 EDUCATED NOW? To be sure you are, with a prized diploma to show for it! Congratulations en all those tests you ' ve success- fully passed. Now life is going to give you the supreme test of think- ing for yourself. You ' ll hear that the political planners can manage everything for you, and give you a secure life If you think that one through clearly, you will see that the most secure people you could find ar- the ones in jail. You ' ll probably hear more about your rights than you do about your responsibility. Yet your teachers have warned you that every right carries with it on obligation equal or greater. DURE POWER COMPANY 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 High Point Thomasville 6 Denton Railroad Company Nothing But Service To Sell HUNTER COAL ICE CO. COAL : ICE : FUEL OIL HEATING SERVICE Phone 3366 Compliments of Piedmont Electric Repair Co., Inc. Lexington, N. C. RITCH ' S FACE VENEER CO. 130 Silk Street Phone 2135 Taped Face Veneers Ready to Lay PAUL SMITH STUDIOS HOME STUDIO UPTOWN 1242 S. Main St. N. Main Wash. Sts. Phone 5639 Phone 6433 CUMBY-ORRELL MORTUARY AMBULANCE 5045 Broad Street at Chestnut EDGAR SNIDER Printing Flowers Wrenn at Howell Edgar Snider, ' 36 ROSAINE EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Samuel Hyman JEWELER GIFT SHOP Compliments JIFFY MANUFACTURING CO High Point, N. C. Compliments Charles Stores Co. Kelley ' s Kan dies HEALTH FOODS - CANDY - MAGAZINES INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CO. 323 South Main Street PHONE 3464 HEDGECOCK LUMBER CO. 1213 Ward Street Phone 4006 Where the Home Begins in High Point KENNEDY OIL COMPANY Phone 3027 CROWN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 1203 Tryon Street P. 0. Box 1428 High Point, N. C. Home Service Stores 305 W. Green Street Phone 3715 Home Service jor Home People Peanut Butter Sandwiches Peanuts Candy Potato Chips Compliments of Jeff ' s Drug Store Where the Students Meet to Eat Compliments of Zep Manufacturing Corp. ATLANTA, GA. Compliments of KOONCE FUNERAL HOME, INC. AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 4545 High Point, N. C. Compliments of C. L. Amos COLONIAL MOTOR FREIGHT LINES, Inc. TERMINALS Home Office Hich Point, N. C. Richmond, Va. Phone 3481 Phone 3-5030 Baltimore, Md. Phone Mulberry 1250 THERE IS A FUTURE IN TEXTILES The world ' s oldest manufacturing industry — textiles — is today one of our most exciting and challenging industries, producing revolutionary textile products with qualities which men have sought for centuries. Man-made fibers, new products of the chemist ' s test-tube, have been a major contributor to this textiles progress. A small textile producer in 1923, Burlington Mills believed in the future of rayon — an early man-made fiber. In the past 28 years Burlington has become a leader in the development and production of beauti- ful, durable and high-quality filament, spun and knit synthetic fabrics. From one plant with approxi- mately 200 employees, our Company has grown to include 73 manufacturing plants in 43 communities of eight states and four foreign countries. Em- ploying 34,000 people, Burlington is today the world ' s largest producer of synthetic fabrics, and it is a recognized leader in the designing, development, research, merchandising and fashion fields as well as manufacturing. If you are a young man or woman looking for a place in industry, we think you should consider textiles — and Burlington. It can hold a bright future for the person with the willingness to learn, ability to work, and the natural interest in this fascinating and competitive field. HIGH POINT WEAVING PLANT HIGH POINT, N. C. a unit of Burlington Mills «l If oven into the Life of America EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, N. C. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for the 1952 ZENITH Galanna Studiai, 9nc. PHOTOGRAPHERS ON LOCATION 114 Park Row New York 7 New York AUTDGRAPH5 AUTD G RA P H S Group Photos by Bill Hipps