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

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faculty, and Staffi through which, in a moment of rare insight, we saw some phase of life more clearly. ' ■ laughed at our teachers ' little idiosyncrasies, but we quoted them to our friends, and praised our favorites warmly t the new freshmen. We fussed about Dr. liartlell ' s parallel, but we listened fascinated as she spread the panorama of histor) before us. We worked in various organizations, and when we hit a snag we went to our lacnliv advisors. We watched Miss I cS| aiu. | ainl In n-li in hand, urn k- ing on the sets lor Harvey, and Mr. Cox on choir lour having more fun than ail) of the kids. e went to Dean Conrad and our major teachers for help in arranging our schedules. We stood in as- sembly and listened as Dr. Rozelle S deep and gentle voice led us in prayer. And we knew thai the guidance and inspiration offered to us by these best friends ol ours would become a pari ol the fibre of our lives. II e ' re from High Point- couldn ' t be prouder! II you can ' t hem us n»ic. we ' ll yell a little louder! If h could forget the Lambda Chi-Facult) Clown Basketball game last lull ' (nd especiall) lr . Marge I ase, Mr. Cox, and Miss DeSpain, who changed roles from director ol religious activities, choir director, uml dramatic instructor to the nmsl rnrrucli ' i «• ilcrmts rherileu er. in ' ic ever seen. department cAre . Jerome C. Smith, V.B., V.M., Ph.D., Mathematics Fran is Mi ldrow, .l!.. M.A., Ph.D., Modern Languages l.r.vv I. I.kwis. Mas. I!.. .M.. Ed.D., Music AiiTiiMi Paschal. U.S.. M.S.. Physical Education William R. Lo ke. V.B.. S.T.B., Ph.D., Religion ami Philosophy Thomas C. Keedy, B.A.. M.S.. M.A., Ph.D., Sociology Vol pictured: Dennis II. Cooke. V.B., M.K.. Ph.D.. Education 9

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introducing Out liufh colorful anil dignified, the academic procession nevei ceases in till our hearts with pride. The freshman sees the color red, gold, purple, mul especially l r. Smyth ' s blue. The senior feels the dignity as he marches behind; and u few even aspire for a gold tassel someday. Benjamin II. Iln.i.. US.. M.S.. Ph.D.. Biology George II. Hobart, Vis.. . L I ' Ii.I).. Business Administration Leaving Dr. Muhlrow ' s oilier where she and I had hern tussling vigorously with the intricacies of French conjugation lor the lasl hour. I thanked her for her patient assistance. (Ionic up an time, she told me, complimenting me on a recent article I ' d done lor the Hi-Po. Going down the stairs, I thought warmly ol m teachers who prod- Ided, encourage id, and connnended me. I E. 0. Cummincs, I5.S.. I ' ll. I).. Chemist M Lincoln Lorknz. .l!.. .M.. I ' Ii.I).. Eng- lish S. C. Deskins. V.B.. M.. Ph.D.. History and Social Sciences Lois Livingston, B.S.. .M.. Ham- Eco- nomics iled. sco realized suddenly and gratefully how close the relationship was between facult) and students at High Point College and how much our teachers have enriched our li e . I knew that among the more i id and delightful memories we would carr) from High Point College would be those in which our teachers figured. There were mornings when we snoozed through our classes, hut there were davs when it seemed that our teachers held up before our eyes a glass .Heading, Out 18

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3acult i l,(ii isi-: ii. ms. A.B.. A.M.. Mathematics and Appointments Officer Ralph V. Anderson, U.S.. M.S.. Business Ad- ministration Helen P. Bartlett, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D., History i.i awiikk Bkkkis. A.B.. Master of Law. M.A.. I ' ll. I).. Social Sciences . i T. Brum. A.B.. A.M.. Business Adminis- tration ( j. iiii i: Boh m . . A.M.. A.M.. Religion II. E. COBLE, A.I!.. A.M.. Education Richard Cox. A.B.. A.M.. Music Charles P. Daniel, B.S., M.S.. Biology JANE DeSpain, A.B.. A.M.. Dramatics and Speech THOMAS E. Dodamkad. U.S.. M.S.. Psychology Cecil D. Eby, A.B.. M.A.. English Nathalie Ltheripge. B.S.. Physical Education Kknkstink Fields. B.Mus.. B.S.. M.Mus.. Music Cakl F. HANKINS, A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Business Administration Leopold M. Hays. .B.. S.T.B.. Ph.D.. Religion and Education C. I!. Minsiiah. .l!.. A.M.. l.itl.D.. Education and Psychology Y y e Hoover. B.S.. M.A.. Physical Education and Assistant Coach E. Vera Idol. .B.. U.S.. A.M., English ,| c k I!. Kii.n. A.B.. A.M.. English I!. . LlNEBERRY, B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D.. Science Winnie Luffman, B.S.. M.S.. Home Economics ll Rin K. Mucriv A.B.. A.M.. Modern Language Raiford Porter, B. »f Fine Arts. M. of Creative Arts. Art Over the noise • ' voices «» jukebox, we hear going once . . . twice ami immediately we town it ' s spring as Mr. Pas tml fends the auction of • book- store left 01 ■ i s. Shrimp urn first m Inn- when Mrs. Conrad announced refreshment lone last fait m the student leader-faculty mrciing ni Ih. oohe ' s home.