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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1959 volume:

• t. s . W-. Wrenn Memorial Library High Point College High Point, North Carolina tv.. I ih . . . SUE JACKSON Co-Editor BARBARA AYERS Co-Editor MELL BUSBIN Business Manager . .. • ' Published hij THE STUDENTS of HIGH POINT COLLEGE JtediMjtioti Just as the average student is not the A student, So is the average teacher not an A teacher. Only a few teachers can we students honestly designate as exceptional teachers. They gain this distinction by qualifications of fairness, friendliness, sympathy, genuine concern for students, For devotion to their profession beyond its actual demands, a disinclination to shirk responsibility, a thorough grasp of subject matter and an interesting and vital manner of presenting it, a way of making us as students realize the importance of learning. For being truly professional minded and student minded. These are the teachers who demand both respect and love. One teacher whom the senior class believes to possess these qualities in the highest degree is a person we consider an A+ teacher and an A+ human being. With gratitude and affection we, the senior class of 1959, dedicate our yearbook to DR. FRANCES E. MULDROW. DR. FRANCES E. MULDROW Page Five WE i , ««W «.. tOkm to tk ieuwfu of meet itieri tkaqk 3 immott, top . . . JZmmbmce o VkfUjb 7 Mt . . . Page Seven The mind ' s eye sees the campus green; The mind ' s ear hears a sound serene . . . The familiar silver singing of the chimes drifts across the spacious campus lawns as students saunter through the dusk in groups and pairs. The sight and sounds of the campus, our homc-for-four-years, will be a memory locked in our hearts. The rapid bidding in a student center bridge game, the high-pitched yell of a Panther fan, the gay call of Thirty-All from the tennis courts ... the lyrics differ; the melody is the same. The song is youth . . . enjoying itself. Page Eight In the reverent stillness of the chapel we bow our heads in a wordless supplication, and our hearts are locked together in the unity of our common prayer, our common quest. Committee meetings . . . club activities . . . not, as some charge, another type of recrea- tion for students, but another form of learning, the basis of the student life— the process by which High Point College builds good citizens for tomorrow. A casual clasp of hands, a teasing word, an inobtrusive message from one pair of eyes to another . . . and beneath these simple signs the breathless mystery of one heart reaching out to another. The campus rings with the melody of their laughter, the merry music of young people in love. Suddenly or slowly a teacher ' s words or a phrase from a book, recalled and transmuted in our minds reveals to us for an instant the process of education— not as thousands of divergent facts and ideas to be memorized and assimilated, but as a unified and inter- woven pattern. Thus we begin to learn. Page Ten We arise in the hushed hours of the dawn and steal silently to the elubrooms to organize, synthesize, memorize. We drink dark coffee and nod over our books in the still watches of the night. Campus frolicking abates examinations near. as Afterwards we wonder, was it real and tangible?— the anticipation, the mystery, the thrill of fraternity initiation— Ah, but it was a symbol of values that were real-fellowship, friendship, a true brotherhood, not of words but of acts and deeds. •► V .If Roommate, fraternity brother, sorority sister, sweetheart, teacher, friend— such little words to symbolize the relationships which give meaning to our college experience— Our favorite lessons are those which teach us, at work and at play, the fundamental principles of group living. ■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■ ■ ■■■ ■■■■■B And suddenly, as on eagle wings, the years have flown, and we come to say good- bye, bound closest perhaps by the little things— the shared jokes, the midnight talk fests, all the helpful, hilarious, ignoble, dra- matic, wonderful experiences we shared which are forever a part of our Remembrance of Things Past. Page Twelve - « n fr -f ! ;. • • . sat- .■ « W 3H ' • M«f ' msnMiSMi beginning, and all that is and has been is bat the twilight of the dawn. 6ffltotU Page Fourteen ,0m ADMINISTRATION . ... 16 CLASSES 26 Seniors 26 Juniors 54 Sophomores 66 Freshmen 74 ORGANIZATIONS 82 Student Government 84 Religious Organizations 91 Professional Organizations 102 Publications 106 Fine Arts 112 Honorary Societies 122 GREEKS 124 Alpha Gamma Delta 128 Kappa Delta 130 Phi Mu 132 Zeta Tau Alpha 134 Delta Sigma Phi 136 Lambda Chi Alpha 136 Pi Kappa Alpha 142 Tau Kappa Epsilon 145 Sigma Phi Epsilon 148 Theta Chi 151 SPORTS 154 Cheerleaders 156 Cross Country 158 Basketball 159 Baseball 167 Tennis 168 Track 169 Golf 170 Men ' s Intramurals 172 Women ' s Intramurals 174 FEATURES 176 Miss High Point College 178 Homecoming Queen 184 May Court 186 ADVERTISEMENTS 192 Page Fifteen : Pagc Sixteen 4 li ■ .-. DEAN J. H. ALLRED Dean of Students DEAN ' HAROLD CONRAD Dean of Instruction E. O. CUMMINCS, B.S., Ph.D. Chemistry S. C. DESKINS, A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. History and Social Sciences BENJAMIN II. HILL, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Biology LINCOLN LOBENZ, A.B., A.M. Ph.D. English Departmental LOIS LIVINGSTON, B.S., A.M. Home Economics W. D. DUBLAND, B.S., Bachelor of Business Administration, Master of Finance, Ph.D., Business Administration Business Administration Page Twenty Heads JEROME C. SMITH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Mathematics JACK R. NETCHER, B.S., M.S., Doctor of Pliys. Ed. Physical Education, Health, and Director of Athletics MARCUS VV. COLLINS, A.B., M.A. A.M., Ph.D. Sociology WILLIAM R. LOCKE, A.B., S.T.B. Ph.D. Religion and Philosophy FRANCES MULDROW, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Modern Languages LEW J. LEWIS, Mus.B., A.M., Ed.D. Music Page Twenty-One LOUISE ADAMS, A.B.. A.M. Mathematics and Appointments Officer C. JOSEPH ADKINS, JR., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Psychology RALPH V. ANDERSON. B.S., M.S. Business Administration HAL J. BALLEW, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Modern Languages HELEN P. BARTLETT. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. History ROSS1TER R. BELLINGER, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. English ALEXANDER BERKIS, A.B., Master of Law, M.A., Ph.D. Social Sciences JOSEPH L. BERND, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. History and Political Science Faculty ALDA T. BERRY, A.B., A.M. Business Administration WALTER BLACKSTOCK, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. English CLARICE BOWMAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Religion ROBERT R. BRYDEN, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Zoology and Geology HAROLD F. BURHANS, B.S., M.S. Business Administration HERMAN E. COBLE, A.B., A.M. Education HERMAN E. COBLE, JR. A.B., A.M. Speech and Director of Audio Visuals JANE DeSPAIN, A.B., A.M. Dramatics and Speech JOHN D. EBBS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. English and Speech ERNESTINE FIELDS, B.Mus., B.S., M.Mus. Music MARY EVE FIRESTONE A.B., Ph.D. French JOE L. FRYHOVER, B.S., M.A. Music CHARLES T. HARTMAN B.A., M.E. Health and Physical Education LEOPOLD M. HAYS, A.B., S.T.B., Ph.D. Religion and Education WALTON HERTZ, B.S., M.S., Doctor of Phys. Ed. Phy sical Education CLIFFORD R. IIINSHAW, A.B., A.M., M.A., Litt.D. Education and Psychology LEON HOWELL, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Biology WALTER E. HUDGINS, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Religion and Director of Religious Education LOIS C. KROPA, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. French and Latin ARTHUR E. LEVEY, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Spanish and French Faculty CARL F. HANKINS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Business Administration R. A. LINEBERRY, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Science WILLIAM W. MOUNTCASTLE A.B., M.A., Ph.D. English and Speech JAMES L. NELSON, B.S., M.S. Business Administration RAIFORD M. PORTER B. of Fine Arts, M. of Creative Arts Art KATHRYN G. RING, B.S., M.S. Home Economics BILL C. TADLOCK, A.B., A.M. Business Administration ARTHUR S. WITHERS, A.B., A.M. English LAWRENCE A. WOOD, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. English RUTH WORTHINGTON A.B., A.M. Education and Counselor for Women N. P. YARBOROUGH, A.B., A.M. Modern Languages, Registrar and Director of Admissions VIRGIL YOW, A.B., M.S. Physical Education and Head Basketball Coach MARCELLA CARTER, A.B., B.S. Librarian FRANCES GAYjNOR Bookkeeper WESLEY CAYNOR Assist ant Bursar MRS. C. F. HANKINS Office of Public Relations MRS. LILLIAN MAYS Secretary to Deans MOZELLE PARKER Bursar ' s Office Staff INA N. PATRICK, A.B., L.S. Assistant Librarian BETTY S. PERRY Resident Counselor for Women HERBERT H. PETERSON A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Director of Endowment and Development JESSIE PRATT Resident Counselor at Coble House MONA SAUNDERS Secretary to Registrar MARY C. SPURRIER Secretary to President ARTHUR B. WILLIAMS, B.A. Bursar, Business Manager LOUISE WILLIAMS Assistant Librarian L. G. WRIGHT Dietitian and Cafeteria Manager r 7 ■mmwm OFFICERS CHARLES DYSON . .. President RONALD CHAPMAN Vice-President SYLVIA HOLT Secretary TED SPENCER Treasurer ■ Sen The senior is a renowned explorer. lie knows everything there is to know about the college world and already is (iirning his thoughts to the near and unfamiliar future. He is concerned with such serious matters as practice teaching, getting a job, applying for graduate school, and marriage. The epitome of erudition to the underclassmen, he sometimes scandalizes them by indulging in bits of foolish clowning. He debates with professors the God-given perogative of students to fritter away their senior year, and he holds his breath until the final exam grades appear. One day lie treads the aisle for the last time, and diploma in hand, he steps out to lace the future with nostalgia for the days that are past and great expectations for the days that an ' ahead. r i. ' ' Twenty-Seven GLENN ANDERSON Raleigh s T. R. ALEXANDER, JR. High Point ROY ALLEN Pinnacle Seniors CHARLES ANDERSON Thomasville WILLIAM ANDERSON High Point NORMAN LEON ANDREWS Ahoskie DONALD ARMFIELD Greensboro STEWART ARNOLD Cameron RARBARA ANN AYERS Stuart, Virginia Page Twenty-Eight FREDERICK RAY BARBER, JR. High Point LINDSAY BARBOUR Carrboro DAVID BEAN High Point Senio rs MAURY BEAUCHOT Monrocsville, Indiana CECIL BELL Greensboro JACK BENFIELD Newton WILLIAM GRADY BENFIELD ELIZABETH ANN BENNETT Troutman Greensboro KEMP BENNETT, JR. Raleigh Page Twenty-Nine FRANK BERRY Trinitv BILL BINGHAM Asheboro JIMMY RONALD BLACK High Point Seniors DONALD BOWERS High Point ARTHUR MONROE BOWLES Winston-Salem BETSY BRYANT High Point LINDA BRIGGS Lexington CARL BROWN High Point CAROLYN KOONTZ BURGESS High Point 1 Page Thirty MARTHA JANE BUFFALOE Marston ONNIE MELL BUSBIN Orlando, Florida ALLEN CALLOWAY High Point Seniors CAROLYN CALLOWAY Lexington JAMES CALLOWAY Winston-Salem MARY LOU CHAPMAN Asheville EDNA WHITE CHAPMAN High Point RONALD CHAPMAN High Point CHARLES CAISON High Point Page Thirty-One PAUL CASSEL, JR. Caroleen MICKEY CAUDLE, JR. Kannapolis EDWIN COYL, JR. Portsmouth, Virginia Seniors WALTER CARSON COX High Point FLOYD CRAVEN High Point BETTY ROSE CROOK Thomasville LOUIE CRYE Statesville DUDLEY CLINARD High Point JANE COATES Garner Page Thirty-Two GARY CORNELL North Attleboro, Massachusetts GEORGE COOK High Point ROBBY CONNELL Asheboro JACK DARR Winston -Salem JOHN LOUIS DAVENPORT Elizabethtown CHARLES DAVIS High Point Seniors HARRY DAVIS Clemmons JOYCE ANN DAVIS Durham RICHARD DAVIS High Point Page Thirty-Three PINCKNEY GUSTAVE DEAL III Charlotte CAROLE DEATON Asheboro ADRIAN DELK Lexington Seniors -v ISSAC DENNY High Point MARTHA DICKENS Thomasville AUDREY LEE DICKSON Horse Shoe EVA NELL DORSETT Thomasville JONNYE SUE DRAUGHN RAYMOND DRISCOLL, JR. Dobson Kennington, Maryland Page Thirty-Four ERNEST CHARLES DYSON BETTY BRINKLEY EARLY Whiteville High Point JOHN FRANK EDWARDS Belmont FRAZIER McLEAN EDWARDS III Raleigh ROBERT LOUIS ELLIOTT Durham ELEANOR EVANS Ridley Park, Pennsylvania Seniors GRAY EVERHART Cooleemee CLARENCE FREEMAN Thomasville JOHN GANSMAN High Point Page Thirty-Five DONALD GEORGE Winston-Salem DAVID MORRIS GORDON High Point RILLY GROOME High Point Senio rs WARREN HAMILTON Newington, Connecticut ELMER HALL Elon College WILLIAM HARDESTY Shannon PAULINE HARRINGTON Greensboro FRANKLIN HAZZARD High Point EDWARD HEDDEN Raleigh Page Thirty-Six PATRIdA GAIL HESTER High Point KENNETH LAMAR HICKS Jackson, Tennessee SYLVIA EVANS HILL Winston-Salem DONALD HILTON Thomasville WILLIE LIEU HODGES Ruther Glen, Virginia MARY ANN HODGIN Jamestown Seniors SYLVIA GREY HOLT Trov LAWANA HUNTER Winston-Salem GEORGE IVEY, JR. Norwood Page Thirty-Seven SHARON FRANCINE INGRAM Mount Gilead SARA JACKSON Laurel Hill SUE JACKSON Elkin ■■I IHI Seniors KELLEY RAY JONES Winston-Salem KIRBY LEE JOYCE Sandy Ridge ARNOLD THOMAS LAWSON High Point RAMONA LEE LEONARD Lexington MAX CORDON LOFLIN High Point CHARLES LOFTIN Denton Page Thirty-Eight p v l THOMAS EDGAR LOFTIS Mebane DON LEVIN A High Point BOBBY LAWSON Greensboro ERTHA CAROLYN LOWDER Norwood DEEDIE MARLOWE Clarkton JANE MARTIN Denton Seniors MARTHA BETH McCULLOCH DONALD HARDING McGEE CAROLE IMWOLD McRACKEN Lexington Kemersville Red Springs Page Thirty-Nine BETTY MEACHAM Rockingham JOHN WILTON MELVIN Greensboro JOE MISENHEIMER High Point Seniors DAVID STEVE MITCHELL Asheville PATSY LEE MOORE King AARON WARD MOSS Gastonia SARAH LUTRITIA MURPHY Thomasville ROBERT LEE NELSON High Point SHELBY JEAN NELSON Madison Page Forty JOSEPH CONWAY NEWSOME White Plains GORDON NIFONG Winston-Salem JAMES WILLIAM PARKER Asheboro BILLIE JO PAISLEY Asheboro BETSY LEE PAYNE High Point BETTY JANE PAYNE High Point Seniors LUTHER PENDRY High Point JOHN BENNETT PHILLIPS Boonville MARGARET WICKER PLUMMER Central Falls Page Forty-One LUCIA MARIE PORCELLI MARGARET ANNETTE PRICE RARBARA CAROL PURVIS Durham Mayodan Archdale Seniors SION LEO RECORD, JR. Kemersville LARRY REAVIS Winston-Salem KENT RAY RICHARDSON Draper RONDA LEE ROBBINS Lexington JOHN KIRK ROBERTS, JR. High Point - WAYNE ROBERTSON High Point Page Forty -Two WILLIAM ROGERS Taylorsville WILLIAM RUTLEDGE Thomasville JAMES HOWARD SASSER High Pointt EUGENE THOMAS SATTERFIELD, JR. Erwin LUTHER SANDERS Elizabeth City CHARLES SCHRAM High Point Seniors RAY STAFFORD High Point IRMA JANE SCRUGGS Jacksonville, Florida BEN SHORE Dobson Page Forty-Three JOHN ADAMS SHIKKEY Washington, D. C. CHARLES SISK Southmont .JOSEPH SICELOFF Winston-Salem Seniors EMMA RHUE SMITH Guilford CLEGC DUB SPEIGHT Winston-Salem TED SPENCER Lawsonville HASSEL STRADER Walkertown DOUGLAS SQUIRES Kellev SUSAN STEWART Lexington Page Forty-Four EUPHON LAVERNE SUMNER HAROLD ALLEN SURRAT, JR. PAUL LARRY SWIGGETT Trinity High Point High Point JAMES TALBERT High Point JAMES VERNON TATE Kings Mountain FRANCIS STUART TAYLOR III Pinnacle Seniors ALBERT RUSSELL TREVARTHEN Vineland, New Jersey MARTHA LOUISE TURNIPSEED Statesville CLARA JANICE TUTTEROW Statesville .- .;.:dn Page Forty-Five • MALCOLM THOMAS Maxton CHARLES SIDNEY VAUGHN FRED LEWIS VonCANNON High Point Greensboro Seniors MARY JANE WATERS Wilmington, Delaware CHARLES LEE WATSON Whiteville DWIGHT EDWARD WHITLOCK, JR. Winston-Salem BOB WIENBERRY Galax, Virginia PEGGY RICH WILKES Asheboro NORMAN WAMPLER High Point Page Forty -Six CLARENCE RAY WILLIAMS LARRY EUGENE WILLIAMS Star Durham KEN WILLIAMS Spray ROBERT WILLIAMS High Point JUDY WILSON Durham CHARLES ASHBURN WILLIAMS Lexington Seniors ROSS WINGO Marion SHIRLEY ANN YOKLEY High Point BENJAMIN ZAMBRANA La Paz, Bolivia Page Forty-Seven FRED BARBER, High Point, is president of the Student Government Association, managing editor of the Hi-Po, and member of Delta Sigma Phi. JIM CALLOWAY, Winston-Salem, is president of the Student Christian Association and a member of Kappa Chi. BARBARA AYERS of Stuart, Virginia, is co-editor of the Zenith, member of Zeta Tau Alpha, the Order of the Lighted Lamp and the Scholastic Honor Society. Who ' s Who MARTHA BUFFALOE of Marston, is president of Woman ' s Dormitory and a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. • : SYLVIA HILL, Winston-Salem, is past president of Woman ' s Dormitory and a member of Kappa Delta. In American Universities and Colleges SYLVIA HOLT, Troy, is president of Phi Mu and a member of the Order of the Lighted Lamp. SJgj . • CHARLES DYSON, High Point, is president of the Senior Class, member of Lambda Chi Alpha and the Order of the Lighted Lamp. ELMER HALL, Elon College, is Editor-in-Chief of the Hi-Po, member of the Order of the Lighted Lamp, the Scholastic Honor Society and Delta Sigma Phi. ig h p nt North jprolii - moria oint C fiege- AARON MOSS, Gastonia, is presi- dent of Kappa Chi, a member of the Order of the Lighted Lamp, and Chief Justice of the Judiciary Council. AL TREVARTHEN, Vineland, New Jersey, is president of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. = := ii § SUE JACKSON, Elkin, is Co-Editor of the Zenith. Who ' s Who VERNON TATE of Kings Mountain is President of Delta Sigma Phi Fra- ternity. JANE MARTIN of Denton is Vice- President of Woman ' s Hall. :, , IRMA JANE SCRUGGS, Jacksonville. Florida, is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha and past secretary of the Student Christian Association. In American Universities and Colleges SHIRLEY YOKLEY of High Point is president of the Panhellenic Council and a member of Phi Mu. CHARLES WATSON, Whiteville, is president of McCulloch Hall and Member of Lambda Chi Alpha. BEN ZAMBRANA of La Paz, Bolivia, is a member of the Order of the Lighted Lamp and Delta Sigma Phi. Several major changes in the Student Government Constitu- tion call for hard work from SGA president, Fred Barber. Senior class president Charles Dyson calls for a vote on the senior gift to the college. Ten Top Editor Elmer Hall glances up from work on the special election issue of the Ili-Po. Sylvia Hill pauses in the bookstore to play a favorite popular number. In North Hall Sylvia Holt posts an announcement for a sorority meeting. In the library, Barbara Avers, ZENITH co-editor, looks up from making lesson plans for practice teaching. Standing by the ivy-covered gate, Kappa Chi presi- dent Aaron Moss beams at a friend. Seniors McCulloch Hall president, Charles Watson, pauses in front of the fire place in Center Section. Pre-med student, Ben Zambrana, runs an experiment in chemistry laboratory. Presiding at a Panhelle nic meeting, president Shirley Yokley hears proposals for changes in the present rush system. a OFFICERS JOHN DAVIS President ELIZABETH PETERSON Vice-President SYLVIA NICKS . . Secretary K. M. VESTAL Treasurer X. J«U The junior is a happy vagabond. With required courses behind him, lie never allows studies to interfere with his social lite. He enjoys taking most courses in his major subject. He attends committee meetings, engages in club activities, and dates frequently. Despite the pressure of these duties, he always has time for frivolity. Six hours of sleep, he dis- covers, is not always necessary. He begins frantically to compare the number of his hours with the number of his quality points. He buys wedding presents and watches apprehensively the thinning ranks of his class. Page Fiftij-Fivc Juniors ANTHONY ADAMS, Glen Alpine NANCY ALEXANDER, Lenoir PEGGY ALLRED, High Point HENRY AYERS, Stuart, Virginia BILLY BAKER, Concord GILBERT BATTEN, Thomasville BETTY BAUGHN, Mayodan GORDON BEACH, Cresskill, N. J. SHIRLEY BEATTY, Sherrills Ford GILBERT BEESON, Pembroke MARIANNE BERGLUND, Vasa, Finland LEON BEUSSE, Thomasville JOYCE BICCUM, Decatur, Ga. BETTY JO BLACKWOOD, Winston-Salem ANNE BLANCHARD, Warsaw CHARLES BLEDSOE, Winston-Salem GEORGE BOOSE, Winston-Salem OTIS BOROUGHS, Jackson Springs DARRELL BOWERS, High Point JERRY BRADY, Charlotte GERALD BROOKS, Greensboro MARYETTE BROWN, Pittsboro WILLIAM BROWN, Greensboro MARTHA BULLA, Asheboro Juniors JAMES BURGER, High Point LINDA CHASTAIN, Cherryvillc WILLIAM CHEEK, Winston-Salem CORBIN CHERRY, Hertford MARTIN CLARK, Stuart, Va. WILLIAM CLARK, Leicester HELEN CLAY, Sao Paulo, Brazil PATRICK CONNER, Morehead City NANCY CRAVEN, Thomasvillc MARY LOU GRAVER, Lexington BILL DAMON, Hartford, Conn. SYLVIA DEATON, Mooresville ELEANOR DAVIS, Wilmington JOHN DAVIS, Charlotte PEGGY DAVIS, Lincolnton WILL DAVIS, Thomasville MAXIE DOBY, Thomasville KEITH DODSON, Madison BETTY GRAY DORMAN, Pembroke DORCAS DOWNS, Thomasville EDNA ROSE DUNCAN, Hope Mills EORREST FERRELL, Greensboro LEROY FLEMING, Rocky Mount GLEN FLETCHER, High Point Juniors WILLARD FORMVDUVAL, Nakina CAROLYN FUSSELL, Row Hill SAMUEL GILLEY, Pilot Mountain LLOYD GINNS, Fall River, Mass. WILLIAM GOODMAN, Clayton, N. J. BETSY GREENE, Badin I.UI.A GRIFFITH, Danville, Va. JAMES GRIMMER, Portmouth, Va. LEE GROOME, High Point FRED HANDY, Raleigh TOMMY HANNER, Asheville TERRY HART, High Point MARTHA HAY, Beaufort, S. C. LEE HINSHAW, Yadkinville ALSON HODGIN, Greensboro AUDREY HONEYCUTT, Charlotte DAVID HOWARD, Thomasville SELENA HOYLE, Cherryville CHARLES HUFF, High Point LOU HUNTER, Turkey JACK JARRETT, High Point GRACE JENSON, Mount Lakes, N. J. CHARLES JOHNSON, High Point PAUL JONES, Asheville Juniors JANET MARTIN JOYCE, Lawsonville ELMER JOYNER, High Point JERRY KAY, High Point REID KEARNS, Ashcboro THURMAN KELLY, High Point ELDER KENNEDY, Trinity LOY KENNEDY, High Point FRANKLIN KIMBRO, Cedar Grove JERRY KIRKMAN, Kcrncrsville ROBERT LANCDON, Mayodan JOE LAW, Draper FRANCES ANN LEWIS, Pembroke WILLIAM LEWIS, Winston-Salem ROBERT LITTLE, Charlotte BILLY MeDANIEL, Hurt, Va. CAYNELL McENTIRE, Wilkesboro LUKE MeKINNEY, Havelock ELWIN MACKINTOSH, Washington, D. C. RUTH ANN MACON, Seagrove CHARLES MANN, Durham FRANCES MARION, Millers Creek HELEN MARLOW, Hiekory BENJAMIN MARTIN, Morganton KEITH MARTIN, Washington, D. C. Juniors RICHARD MASON, High Point BRUCE MILLER, Washington, D. C. PHYLLIS MINTER, Mooresville RILEY MONTGOMERY, Crecnsboro SARAH MONTGOMERY, High Point BILL MOORE, Asheboro WILLIAM MORRIS, Charlotte HELEN MOUNCE, Winston-Salem THOMAS MYERS, Thomasville DON NESBITT, Kannapolis SYLVIA NICKS, Roxboro PATT OLMSTEAD, Arlington, Va. BOBBY OWENS, Lexington BILL PARISH, Greensboro SYLVIA PARKER, Mooresville KENNETH PAYNE, Kernersville LIZ PETERSON, Morganton SHIRLEY PHILLIPS, High Point MARILYN PICKETT, Durham LEE POLLOK, Danville, Va. GLENDA RADCLIFFE, Wilmington PAT RAY, Greensboro DENNIS REDDING, Randleman , ROBERT RHODES, Madison Juniors CHARLES KIDDLE, Raleigh EARLE RIDDLE, Lexington DALLAS RING, High Point ANNA ROCERS, Clarkton BEN ROUSE, Kinston DANIEL ROUTH, East Bend ELIZABETH RUSSELL, High Point DONALD SELLERS, Lcland BOBBIE SHEFFIELD, High Point CLAVIS SHEI.TON. Walnut Cove RAY SHEPPARD, Critz, Va. BOBBI SHUFORD, Lawndalc FRED SICMON, Lincolnton ALFRED SINK, Randlenian PECCY SISK, High Point WILLIAM SLEDGE, Whiteville JEANNETTE SMALL, Ardmore, Md. FRANCES SMITH, Lawsonville JACQUELYN SMITH, Morganton DAVID STANTON, High Point ANNE STARR, North Wilkesboro WILLIS STEVENS, Rockingham ANN STRICKLAND, Garner WINI STUART, Matewan, W. Va. Juniors CUHVSTELLA STULTZ, Roanoke, Va. ALICE SWETLAND, Hendersonville DORIS TALLEY, Concord ALONZO TAYLOR, Whitakers BILL THOMPSON, Yanceyville FAYE TOMER, Creensburg, Pa. KATHY TRAYWICK, Marshville HARRIETT TRUELOVE, Walkertown CAROLYN TULLOCH, Titusville, Pa. MARILYN TULLOCH, Titusville, Pa. BEVERLY USSERY, High Point WAYNE VEACH, High Point EDWARD VENABLE, High Point K. M. VESTAL, Jonesville RONALD WACHS, Pittsboro MARGARET WAGNER, High Point IVEY J. WALL, Ayden ELLEN WALTON, High Point THOMAS WARREN, Westminster, Md. KEMP WEITZEL, Washington, D. C. PATTY WESTMORELAND, Thomasville EARL WHITAKER, Leicester SHELBY WILLIAMS, East Bend MARGARET WILSON, Prince Georges, Md. 1 . Juniors ROBERT WINTERS, Morganton CHARLES WOODLIEF, Randleman DON WORKMAN, High Point HAROLD WRIGHT, Lawndalc THOMAS ZIMMERMAN, Greensboro VERNON ZIMMERMAN, High Point I Autumnal leaves in glowing colors are heaped like jewels onto the green apron of the earth. Dark clouds of birds pass against the sky in search of another spring. Junior Marshals GILBERT BEESON Chief Marshal KATHRYN BLANCHARD MARTHA BULLA ALLEN CALLOWAY HELEN CLAY SYLVIA DEATON GLENN FLETCHER CHARLES HUFF BOBBY LAVVSON FRANCES LEWIS LARRY REAVIS CHARLES RIDDLE DANIEL ROUTH WINIFRED STUART DORIS TALLEY EDWARD VENABLE (3ltt Hemortam Memorial to a Highly Regarded Fellow Student The 7.ENITH presents tin ' s page as a memorial to Robert A. Bobby Badgett in token of the feelings of the student body towards him. Bobby, a Junior and a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, was killed in an accident occuring at the be- ginning of the 1958-59 school year. He was well-liked by his fellow students and has been sorely missed around the campus. Page Sixty-Five 1 •■■ ■■■ ' ■■ ±m mam ■■ ■ ■n ■■■ IBM ■ M P ' ■« ■ ' ' ■■ ■■4 ■■■ !■■! •■■1 BOBBY YATES . . President DON DRAPEAU Vice-President LIBBY GRAHAM .. Secretary VANCE DAVIS Treasurer I KM Soijihn The sophomore is a seasoned traveler. Having become thoroughly initiated into the joys of bridge, airport pizza, crip courses. Lindalc ' s. bop, and going steady, lie is happy to share this valuable information with the freshmen as long as these underclassmen respect his superior knowledge and dignity. He takes general psychology and psychoanalyzes his friends (and professors) in midnight gab sessions; he struggles with Beowulf and practices a pantomime for speech class. He thinks frantically about changing his major, and reaches the halfway mark with a joy only faintly dimmed by the suspicion that this business of gett ing educated is becoming more difficult every year. Page Sixty-Seven Sophomores SHIRLEY ALBERTSON SYLVIA ALEXANDER HENRY ANDREWS LEILANI ASSAF TEXIE ANN AYERS DOUG BARR RONALD BAXLEY DAVID BAXTER JAMES BEAN NAN BELK VERNICE BEROTH LOIS BLUE GAIL BOLICK HAGUE BOWMAN ANNIE CAROL BOYD FRANCES BOYLES EDDIE BRAME DALE BROWN RUSSELL BROWN PEGGY BUFFALOE ANDREW BUIE DAVID BULLINS PHILLIP BUMGARNER RUBY BURROUGHS HILDA BYERLY JERRY BYRUM HUGH CAMERON KENNETH CARLE DWIGHT CARTNER DOT CHADWICK CAROL CHAPMAN BETTY CHARD LARRY CHASON MARTHA CHEVES BOBBY CLARK WILLIAM CLARK JACK COLE KAREN COMBS DELL CONRAD BILL COOK Sophomores CARROLL COOPER BENNY COPPLEY JAMES CORLEY PEGGY CREASEY JACKIE CREECH GEORGE CROSS KEN CRUTCHFIELD MYRA CULLER GERARD CURRIER FRANCES DALTON LEE ATTRESS DANIELS CHARLIE DAVIS JUDY DAVIS VANCE DAVIS MICKEY DEAN MICHAEL DENNY DAVID DESKINS MARTHA DOBBINS ELIZABETH ANN DOUB DON DRAPEAU JIM DRUM MERILYN FAIRCLOTH JUDY FISHER MIKE FLANAGAN DON FREEMAN JOSEPH FULK TOMMY FULK ANN CANDY JUDY GARNER AUDREY GARRETT CAROLYN GIBBS FRANCES GIBSON LIBBY GRAHAM JAMES GRANT HAZEL GREENE BILL GUY DAN HACKNEY PEGGY HACKNEY ANN HARDING WILLIE HARRELL Sophomores LOUISE HARRIS KAY HEDRICK GENE HELMS RALPH HELSABECK JOE HEMINGWAY GERALD HILL BARBARA HOLLAND I IIOM S HOLLINGSWORTII JOSEPH HOUGH THOMAS HOWARD RONALD HUDSON MICKI HUNSUCKER CROWSON HUNT DONALD JARRETT BECKY JARVIS DONALD JENKINS CARROLL JOHNSON CHARLES JONES ERNESTINE JONES KENNETH JORDAN- RODERICK JORDAN DORIS ANN JOYCE JO ANN JOYCE ELLEN JULIAN GARY KENNEDY BETSY KIKER ROY KITTLE JERRY KOONTZ GROVER LADD ERNEST LANIER MICHAEL LATHAM CHARLES LEMAR LILA LEMMON ' D JOSEPH LEONARD JANE LLOYD HAROLD LONG JOHN LONG WANDA LYNCH ANNE McARTHUR DARYL McGUIRE Sophomores EILEEN MclLVAINE MARY McNATT wesley Mcpherson carole mabe nancy mackintosh JOHN MAHAN CAROLINE MALPASS ROBERT MALPASS SHIRLEY MARSHALL DON MARTIN- HARRY MARTIN EDWIN MEADE CATHERINE MEREDITH PAUL EDWARD MICHAEL GREGORY MILLS JIM MITCHELL. MARY WRAY MITCHELL JAMES MORGAN JERRY MOSER DAVID MOSS EDWARD MULLIS VIRGINIA MOSGROVE ANN MYRICK SHERWOOD NANCE WALT NEVILLE SYLVIA NEWTON EMMA LOU NOELL BECKY OZMENT SANDRA PARNELL EMILY PASCHALL RUDY PASSONS JOSEPH PEACE JEAN PEEDIN BONNIE PEELE CLAUDE PHILLIPS BOBBY POOLE CROWELL POPE CHARLES PRICE MARK RABY DONALD REBER — -« Sophomores GURNEY REDDICK PRESTON REECE LY.N.NE REYNOLDS KIRK RICH LINDA RICHARDS BETH RIDDLE J KAN II I DOE LARRY ROGERS JUDY ROSS LARRY SAFRIT HARVEY SHAW MARGARET SHELTON JACKIE SHORT HOWARD SILVERSTEIN TOMMY SKIDMORE DARRELL SMITH DOROTHY SMITH GEORGE SMITH ROBERT SMITH ROSS SMITH BILL SNIDER BILL SPAKE CARL JOE SPANGLER DALE SPINNETT NEIL STALLINGS RAY STARRETTE PHYLLIS STEED ROY STEED NORMAN STEPHENS SHELBY STRICKLAND JACK SUGG HALLIE SUMFTER PEGGY TALLEY MEDFORD TAYLOR JOHNNY TEAGUE JAMES TERRELL JEAN THOMAS VANCE VANHOY DON VEREEN DICK VERT Sophomores RAY WALKER GAYE WALL ANN WALLER ROBY WALLS JOHN WARD INGER WESTERHOLM LARRY WHELESS GAYLE WILLARD BETTY LOU WILLIAMS PRESTON WILLIAMS GARETH WORRELL BOBBY YATES EUNICE YOUNG JO ZACOVIC JERRY ZIMMERMAN Bare limbs etched against the pale sky reveal the solitary perfection of Euclid. Crisp promise of snow whispers in the air. . HENRY GROOME Presided TONY LASALA Vice-President DENISE BROWN Secretary TOMMY HODGE Treasurer •fa to The freshman is an enthusiastic adventurer, who, armed with a high school diploma, a ready supply of optimism, and a purple-and-white beanie, eagerly but with some trepidation, enters the turbulent world of the college campus. He achieves (the hard way) some familiarity with the internal structure of the frog, gains acquaintance with such assorted characters as Napoleon and Mary, Queen of Scots, and investigates the advantages and disadvantages of fra- ternities and sororities. He learns (contrary to what Mother told him) that eight hours of sleep are not always necessary, and that it takes approximately nine minutes to get from bed to an S:20 class. Page Seventy-Five Freshmen Bill ADAMS Charles ALBERTSON Mary Gail ALEXANDER Ronald ALLEN Sue ALLRED Mary Ann ANDERSON Henry Ellen ATKINSON Judy BARNES Lloyd BAUGHAM Nancy BEAL Betty BEAUCHAMP Tony BENGE Mollis BLAIR Phillip BLAIR Eocene BLAKE Ellen BOGGS Ann BOWMAN Saundra BRADY Lynda BRANTLEY Denise BROWN Henry BROWN Lillian BULLOCK Sara BURRIS Sara BUTLER Brenda BYRD Deborah CALLOWAY Nancy CAMPBELL James CARMICHAEL Karen CARPENTER Charles CARROLL Wayne CASE Don CAUDLE Priscilla CHAFIN Roy CHAPMAN Sue CHAPMAN Robert CHARLES Linda CHEEK James CLEMMER Carol CLODFELTER Brenda COFFEY James COGHILL Maurice COLE Marilee CONRAD Mary CONRAD Gerald CORRELL Wilhelma COX Zane DANIEL Dorothy DARLINGTON John DARSEY William DAVIDSON Jack DAVIES Gar DAVIS Linda DENNY Harold DICKINSON Freshmen Lorna DICKSON John DOROTHEA Mary Ann DOUGLAS Stewart DOWLESS Pat DUCGINS Daniel DYER Lula Mac EDMONDS Larry EDMONDSON Haywood EDMUNDSON Jimmy EDWARDS Rovcrda ELLIS Dixie EPTINC Wesley EVANS Jimmy EVERHART William FARLOW Norma FEATHERSTONE Howard FELTON Tom FERGUSON Mary Lynn FIDLER Anne FIELDS Linda FITZGERALD Tex FLIPPIN Julia FLOYD Joe FOLEY Carrincton FOSTER Kaye FOSTER Thomas FREEMAN Joe FULMER Ronnie FULP Max FURR Tom GANSMAN Bruce GARRABRANT Judy GARRETT Phil GARRETT Herman CIDDENS Nancy GILLISPIE William GLADSTONE William GORDON Lewis GORE Albert GRAY Henry GROOME Linda GRUBBS Judy HALL Hylton HANCOCK Jack HARMON Marie HARRINGTON Mary HARRINGTON Ronald HARRIS Barbara HARRISON Sandra HAYS Joseph HAZELWOOD Rebecca HEDGECOCK Rill HELMS Ann HEPTINSTALL Freshmen Peggy HILL Robert BILLIARD Martha HILTO.V Gaston HINKLE Alice HOBSON Julia HOBSON Dale HODGE Tommy HODGE Becky HOLDER Dick HOLT Janet HOLT Jane HONEYCUTT Nancy MORTON Joseph HOUGHTON Janice HUDSON Charlotte HUFF Jerry HUCHES Myrna HULIN Jerry HUMBLE Donald INGOLD Betty JARRETT Barbara JENNINGS David JEWETT Ann JOHNSON Betty JOHNSON Dianne JOHNSON Nancy JOHNSON David JONES Lorace JONES Clarence KEEVER Bill KESTER Benny KIGER Henry KIMBALL Phillip KINSEY Bettie KITTRELL Jerry KIVETT Adrian KRITES Tony LASALA Libia LANZA Arlcne LANZIERI Nina LAWSON Leonard LEWIN Frank LEWIS Doug LLOYD Robert LLOYD Viviane LLOYD Bruce LONG John LOWE Eva McCREA Harold McDANIEL Alice McLLVAINE Michael McKINNEY Benjamin McNATT Laura Jean MALPASS Freshmen Joyce MARLETTE Jesse MARTIN Laine MASHBURN Rosemary MASON Bobby MICHAEL Mary ' jo MILLER Richard MILLER Rodney MILLS Thelma MITCHELL Mimi MODLIN Ted MOORE Coralie MORAN LaRac MOSELEY Robert MOSER Clifton MUNN Nelda MURRAY Albert NEAL Alfred ONORATO [udith ORR Louisa OTERSEN Buford OVERSTREET Anne PAGE Betty Jean PARKER Johnny PARKER Judy PARKER Penelope PARKER Virginia PATTON GcorRc PAYNE Mildred PEELE Dell Rita PHILLIPS Marie POWELL Brenda PREVOST Ken PROSSER Emma Bruce PUGH Carol RAPPOLD Harold REEDER Dick REUMAN Mary RIERSON Sarah Ann ROBBINS Joyce ROBERTS Susan ROBERTS Rebecca ROYER Melvin RUDD Ann RUNYON Jane SAKERIGIIT Linda SAMUELS Charles SANDS Mary Jo SANDS Jesse SCOTT Richard SEGERS Carolyn SETZER Sandra SHARPE Pecgy SHOAF Priscilla SHORTER Freshmen Donald SIMMONS Deanna SINK Doris SMITH Eva Dell SMITH Charles SNIDER Frank SNIDER Clayton SNYDER Clenda SPRINKLE George SROUR Walter STAFFORD Nancy STANFORD Melvin STEELE Glenn STEVENS Pete STURM Marion SUITT Ned SURRATT Sam TAYLOR Harold TERRY Larry TESH John THARPE Alhert THOMPSON Gary THORNBURG Carol THORNBURG Irene TORRES Mary Jewell TOUCHTON Jerry TROTTER John TUTTLE Wolly UNGER Pat UPTON Osear VAN AUKEN Jerry VAUGHN Yvonne VAUGHN Boh VEASEY Sandra VESTAL Carolyn VONCANNON Jean WATTS Bill WEBB Jerr ' WEBSTER Jerry WELCH Sheila WENDLER Conrad WESTMORELAND Samuel WHITE Pc EK W1DENHOUSE Ann WILKINSON Cathy WILLARD George WILLIAMS Henry WILLIAMS Joseph WILLIAMS Charles WILLIARD Emily WILSON Clara Ann WOODRUFF Patricia WYKOFF Ben WYNDHAM Patricia YOKLEY Julie YOUNG The rains come— lashing cruelly or splashing merrily-then pass suddenly like Arabs in the night; the sun shines again and breathes the fresh perfume of growing things upon the earth. The lawns are dotted with the bril- liant hues of flowers garmented in vivid colors and co-eds blossoming in new spring frocks. Now every twig and limb are en- cased in glowing crystal, and we stand with awe in the midst of the mystery and majesty of the winter world. , j£m 3 m Za££ emG , . — . — 1_ -I. The school year of 1958-59 has been an importan t one in the life of the High Point College Student Government Association. This has been an eventful year in terms of activity, and it is our hope that it will also be remembered as a year of change, and thus a year of progress. Early in the first semester a new constitution, providing for a bi-cameral legislature, was prepared by a special Constitution Committee, and was passed unanimously by the student body. In the second semester two student parties were formed on our campus. The parties were organized to stimulate student interest, and to encourage competition in student elections. Also during the second semester a code of student law was accepted by the legislature, and our judicial system was revised. The Executive Committee was also re- vised, adding the day and dormitory presidents to that committee. The Executive Committee, The Student Senate, The Student House of Representatives, and the Judiciary Council have tried to make ours an effective Student Government . . . a workable organization that is worth while and beneficial to the students. It is our hope that next year will be an im- provement and that the Student Government Association will continue to grow in function and activity, continually striv- ing for a better college community. FRED BARRER FRED BARBER President Student Government Association OFFICERS PAT RAY Secretory CHARLES JOHNSON Vice-President HAROLD WRIGHT Treasurer Page Eighty-Four Judiciary Council AARON MOSS Chief Justice VERNON TATE Prosecutor PATT OLMSTED Secretary The Judiciary Council tries cases of infractions of rules by students and will act as an appellate court for decisions of dormitory council, and for the settlement of other cases. Its duty is to serve any member of the student body who feels he has been treated unfairly. It acts as a mediator between the student body and the administration. The Judiciary Council is composed of ten members, two from each dorm, one from each class, and two from the day student council. From these ten the members select one person to act as Chief Justice. First row, left to right: Sylvia Newton, Pecgy Davis, Aaron Moss, Patt Olmsted, Doris Tallcy. Second row: Ronnie W ' achs, Bill Kester, Buddy Lanier, Vernon Tate. Mot present: K. M. Vestal. CHARLES JOHNSON Prcsider Senate The school year of 1958-59 witnessed the estab- lishment of several major changes in the Student Government Constitution. Members of the Student Government Constitution Committee were instrumen- tal in setting up the revision of the Constitution which was presented to the Student Legislature and ap- proved on Tuesday, October 21. The revision was presented and passed by the Student Body during Assembly Wednesday, October 29. Two major changes were made in the past con- stitution. Legislative powers are divided between a Student Senate and a Student House of Representa- tives in the revision, similar to the form of government used on state and federal levels. Standing: Charlie Johnson. First row. left to right: Peggy Hill, Sylvia Hill, Eleanor Davis, Dick Vert. Second row: Jack Benfield, Otis Boroughs, Bob Little. Third row: Dale Brown, Daryl McGuire, Jack Harmon. Page Eighty-Six House of Representatives DON DRAPEAU Speaker Left to right: Gilbert Bccson, Reading Clerk; Janice Tuttcrow, Recording Clerk; Al Beam, Speaker Pro Tem. The second major change adds the Day Students ' President and the dormitory presidents to the Executive Committee, which has consisted of the four officers of the Student Government Association. Other changes may be found in the election procedures, where a petition is required for nomination of officers in the spring elections. Page Eighty-Seven JANE MARTIN Vice-President SYLVIA HOLT Secretary MARTHA BUFFALOE President Woman ' s Dormitory Council OFFICERS CAROLYN FUSSELL Treasurer PEGGY DAVIS Judiciary Representative DORIS TALLEY Judiciary Representative EMMA LOU NOWELL Freshman Representative FRANCES ANN LEWIS Head Proctor North Hall MARTHA TURNIPSEED Head Proctor Woman ' s Hall Dormitory life is perhaps one of the most valuable facets of the college educational process. In these surroundings we leam some of our most important lessons-toleration, co-operation, sharing, the integration of our personalities into that of the group. Helping us and guiding us in our adjustment to the dormitory environment are Mrs. Perry, Miss Shirley, and the capable sympathetic members of the dormitory council. Page Eighty-Eight ROSS SMITH Secretary-Treasurer flfek ?- tBI I DICK VERT Vice-President CHARLES WATSON President McCulloch Hall Council 1 f r r tmm J] ' 1 1 -j I OFFICERS CHARLIE MANN eflf Proctor CHUCK HARTMAN Resident Counselor The men ' s dormitory council serves the campus by serving the dorm residents, functioning in close conjunc- tion with the Student Government and with the Administration. Officers of the dormitory council assist in the orientation program of freshmen boys, handle minor infractions of the rules, and assist many residents to work out problems. Seeing group living as an instrument of education in itself, the officers strive to make the ex- perience of dormitory life as rewarding and as pleasant as possible. Commuters OFFICERS BILL KESTER Vice-President PEGGY ALLRED Secretary MAX FURR President We are proud to say that one of the largest organizations on campus is the Day Student Organization. The group is composed of all students who commute to and from college daily. Quite a few of these students drive cars, some ride buses, and there are a few who have no parking problem at all— they walk. Many of the day students are born and bred High Pointers, but there are those who travel to class at High Point College from Winston-Salem, Salisbury, and Madison. Membership in this organization is automatic, and we boast the number ol our group as 445 students. r Another Monday morning. Between classes clay students enjoy a game of ping-pong in the Student Center. Page Ninety Student Christian Association OFFICERS Left to right: Helen Clay, Secretary; Jimmy Calloway, President; Mary Lou Chapman, Vice-President. First row, left to right: Dr. Hudgins, Mary Lou Chapman, Martha Turnipseed, Marlowe. Second row: Marilvn Tulloch. Ann Bovd, Bobbie Sluiford, Jackie Third row: K. M. Vestal, Gary Cornell, Harold Wright. Dccdiu Creech. Sunday night vesper services cultivate in High Point College students a spirit of reverence and dedication. BAK TAE WOUNG Keynote for Religion-in-Life Week in the spring of 1958 was the Chi Rho, symbol of Christ, superim- posed upon the maze, which represented the con- fusion and tension of modern living. The purpose of the Student Christian Association is to stimulate Christian growth and development which is needed by the college community. It is a coordinator of the four denominational fellowships and two vocational religious fraternities on campus. The Student Christian Association is composed of all students and is directed by a council of three officers and eighteen representatives. Offering guidance to the council are four adult advisors: Dr. Hudgins, Dr. Locke, Miss Bowman, and Dr. Netcher. Highlights of the year include the following: the fall retreat of the council at Spring Hill Methodist Church; the chapel program in which over $200 was raised for our foster children; Christmas caroling; Christianiry-in-Life week conducted by Rex-. Warren Carr of Durham on The Seven Deadly Sins of the College Student; Sunday night vespers which were held every Sunday night; and midweek vespers on Wednesday evenings. BARBARA SHUFORD President MARYETTE BROWN Vice-President DELL CONRAD Secretary JENNY MUSGROVE Treasurer MARTHA TURNIPSEED S. C. A. Rep. BETTY GRAY DORMAN S. G. A. Rep. CLARICE BOWMAN Advisor DR. FRANCES MULDROW Advisor Leadership, friendship, and service— sisters in the service of God— these have been the guiding principles of Alpha Delta Theta. Several of the highlights of 1958-59 in Alpha Delta Theta were the spring retreat at which we made plans for the next year, the new program of pledge training which turned out very successfully, ending in an inspirational initiation service which took in fifty- two new members, the joint Alpha Delta Theta- Kappa Chi Christmas meeting and social with guest, Mrs. Frank Daniels, telling several Christmas stories, and the year climaxed with a week-end retreat. The list of services and activities would fill an entire page, but among a few were weekly dorm devotions, Koinonea groups, and Alpha Delta Theta chorus. Another year has passed, but the girls in Alpha Delta Theta will never forget what it has meant to them. Alpha Delta Theta A A @ Sisters NANCY ALEXANDER LEILANI ASSAF 1 SHIRLEY BEATTY 1 BETTY BEAUCHAMP V k H I NAN BELK JOYCE BICCUM J GAIL BOLICK , ANN BOWMAN ANNIE BOYD SAUNDRA BRADY i.ia LYNDA BRANTLEY SARA BUTLER KAREN CARPENTER DOT CHADWICK MARY LOU CHAPMAN L X LINDA CHEEK 1 tat JANE COATS MARILEE CONRAD CAROL CLODFELTER MARY LOU CRAVER JACKIE CREECH ELEANOR DAVIS ROVERDA ELLIS ANNE FIELD JUDY FISHER LINDA FITZGERALD CAROLYN GIBBS LULA GRIFFITH HYLTON HANDCOCK SYLVIA HILL WILLIE HODGES ALICE HOBSON JANET HOLT MICKI HUNSUCKER SHARON INGRAM SUE JACKSON SARA JACKSON BARBARA JENNINGS ELLEN JULIAN BETSY KIKER NINA LAW SON ROSEMARY MASON DEEDIE MARLOWE BETTY MEACHAM MARY MILLER NELDA MURRAY ANN MYRICK SYLVIA NICKS EMMA LOU NOELL BILLIE PAISLEY ELIZABETH PETERSON DELL PHILLIPS LELIA POLLOK BETH RIDDLE RONDA ROBBINS IRMA JANE SCRUGGS EMMA SMITH NANCY STANFORD ANN STRICKLAND SHELBY STRICKLAND WINT STUART ALICE SWETLAND DORIS TALLEY JEAN THOMAS CAROLYN TULLOCH MARILYN TULLOCH GAYE WALL ANN WALLER PEGGY WIDENHOUSE BETTY LOU WILLIAMS EMILY WILSON PATRICIA YOKLEY Page Ninety-Three Kappa Chi Fellowship OFFICERS AARON MOSS President DWIGHT WH1TLOCK Secretary EARL WHITAKER Treasurer DR. W. R. LOCKE Tony Adams, Bill Baker, David Baxter. Gilbert Beeson. Jack Benfield. Billy Benfield, Jerry Bradv, Jim Calloway, Hugh Chapman, Corbin Cherry. Gary Cornell. Ken Crutehfield, John Davis, Vance Davis, Mack Edwards, John Edwards Doi Grimmer, Henry Croome, Warren Hamilton. V. B. Harrell. ,.. Cameron, C. V. Carroll, Roy s, Don George, Lloyd Ginns, James Page Ninety-Four u Brothers in Christ A K( )x e E P A n E 1 A Kappa Chi is a fraternity founded to provide brother- hood to its members and a means of uniting their efforts and hearts toward the service of Cod. The Xi chapter at High Point College is composed of male students who are preparing the mselves for full time service to the Christian church. It is the intention of the fraternity to supply a medium of instruction and in- spiration to its members, that they might better grow toward the likeness of Christ. In service and in worship, in study and in instruction, the members of Kappa Chi strive toward the fulfillment of their calling through brotherhood in Christ. ,-. ,,.,,„ . „ i t u ij- i „„,„, Tnmmv I nftis Sherwood Nance, Billy McDaniel, Bruce Miller, Mark Baby, Harold Beeder, SfiM Kfe cUes vLchn ' Tom w — ■ Ross WinR0 ' Haro,d Wright - Bob Williams, I. J. Wall. Page Ninety-Five Fellowship Teams PLANNING COMMITTEE Willie Lieu Hodges Chairman; Tommy Loftis, Co-Chairman; Barbar Muiiorcl, Emma Lou Nocll. Sherwood Nance. ADVISORS Miss Clariee Bowman, Dr. Walter Hudgins, Dr. V. R. Locke. Fellowship Teams inaugurated their sixth year at High Point College by training one-hundred and three students to serve churches throughout North Carolina and Virginia. Working, playing, and worshiping to- gether in this fellowship of service, these students have found a new vitality of faith. Listed below are the teams and their Chairmen: Team No. 1: Bill Baker, chairman; Betsy Kiker, Judy Hall, W. M. Harrell, Shirley Beatty, Sue Chapman. Team No. 2: Nan Belk, chairman; Billie Paisley, Henry Ayers, Mary Jewell Touchton, Bill Webb, Nina Lawson. Team No. 3: Dwight Whitlock, chairman; Pat Moore, Micki Hunsucker, Benny Martin, Stewart Dowless, Janet Holt. Team No. 4: Jean Thomas, chairman; Allen Windley, Audrey Honeycutt, Bobby Little, Ann Bowman, Doris Talley. Team No. 5: Deedie Marlowe, chairman; Ross Wingo, Al Thompson, Eleanor Davis, Faye Griffith, Nelda Murray. Team No. 6: Ken Crutchfield, chairman; Karen Carpenter, Jimmy Edwards, Ellen Julian, Rosemary Mason. McDaniel were appointed alternates. Chapman, Virginia Patton, Alice Swetland, Elmer Hall, and Billy Team No. 7: Earl Whitaker, chairman; Hallie Sumpter, Betty Stewart. Team No. 8: Peggy Talley, chairman; Jerry Brady, Peggy Lou Williams, Don Drapeau, Ann Harding, David Baxter, Susan Widenhouse, Ann Harding, David Baxter, Susan Stewart. Team No. 9: Hugh Cameron, chairman; Sue Jackson, Patricia Yokley, Ernestine Jones, Pat Conner. Team No. 10: Annie Carol Boyd, chairman; Peggy Davis, Henry Groome, Nancy Gillispie, Jerry Hill. Team No. 11: Charles Riddle, chairman; Ann Strickland, Eva Dell Smith, Becky Ozment, Charles Carroll. Team No. 12: Lloyd Ginns, chairman; Carolyn Gibbs, Nancy Lee Alexander, Alice Hobson, James Grimmer, Helen Mounce. Team No. 13: Luke McKinney, chairman; Glenda Radcliffe, Gail Bolick, Nancy Campbell, Fred Sigmon. Team No. 14: Bobby Poole, chairman; Leo Buie, Kathy Traywick, Hylton Hancock, Sara Burns, Alice Mcllvaine, Bob Williams. Team No. 15: George (Ken) Smith, chairman; Betsy Greene, Buster Keever, Roverda Ellis, Ed Baugham, Eileen Mcllvaine. Jim Calloway, Slyvia Nicks, Carolyn Tulloch, Marilyn Tulloch, Mary Lou Carver, Carol Clodfelter, Betty Meacham, Sue Chapman, Virginia Patton, Alice Swetland, Elmer Hall, and Billy McDaniel were appointed alternates. First rote, left to right: Jenny Musgrove. Sandra Sharpe, La Rae Moslcy, Debbie Calloway, Alice Hobson, Ann Waller, Ann Myrick, Bobbie Shuford. Second row: Martha Turnipseed, Janet Holt, Rose Mary Mason, Mary Lou Cravcr, Carolyn Lowder, Mary Lou Chapman, Shelby Strickland. Bill Kester. Third row: Priscilla Shorter, Jackie Creech, Dell Conrad, Annie Boyd, Peggy Talley, Nan Belk, Caye Wall, Ken Crutchfield. Fourth row: Henry Ayers, Harold Terry, Aaron Moss, Jim Calloway, Harold Wright, Ronda Robbins, Sherwood Nance, Fifth row: Henry Groome, Elwin Macintosh, Gary Cornell, Bob Williams. Methodist Student Fellowship The Methodist Student Fellowship on the college campus is part of a national movement sponsored by the Methodist Church. The purpose of the Methodist Student Fellowship is to provide a Christian community for the Methodist students on campus. In the community students work toward a deeper understanding of their Christian experience. The vision of faith is clarified by intellectual studies of various problems of the world community in which the members participate. The meaning of the Church and its message today is important to each member as he chooses to support the church with a dedicated mind, body, and spirit. Worship, whole- some fun, and study bind the members together. MSF COUNCIL First row, left to right: Patt Olmsted, Program Chairman; Betty Gray Dorman. Vice-President; Mary Lou Chapman, SCA Repre- sentative. Second row: Alice Swctland. Program Chairman; Pat Ray, Corresponding Secretary; Anne Boyd, Recording Secretary. Third row: Betty Lou Williams, Publicity Chairman; Gary Cornell, Projects Chairman; Dell Conrad, Literature Chairman; Harold Wright, President. Page Ninety-Eight Westminster Fellowship OTIS BOROUGHS President Seated, left to rig it; Mrs. Howard Pancoast, Jo Spangler, Otis Boroughs, Liz Peterson, Howard Pancoast. Stamlinu: Nancy Beal. Louisa Oterson, Eunice Young, Wendell Kelly, Diane Johnson, Lorna Dickson. Libby Graham, Judy Fisher. 1958-59 marked the third year on the High Point College campus for the Westminster Fellowship, the Presbyterian student organization. Through service projects, participation in the religious program of the college, and other activities, Westminster has continued to demonstrate that it has a place on campus. Westminster meets twice a month at the home of its sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Pancoast. Meetings feature inspiring and enlightening programs and discussions of topics of importance to Christian students. Programs are followed by periods of fellowship. Students of all denomi- nations are welcome to attend the meetings and take part in the activities of the Fellowship. OFFICERS Left to right: Otis Boroughs, Liz Peterson, Jo Spangler. ADVISERS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pancoast Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union provides Baptist students with a leader- ship training ground for the local church. The B. S. U. seeks to meet the needs of the students through an emphasis on daily spiritual activity, mis- sions participation, Bible study, Christian fellowship, and co-operation with the local church program. ■- ' ■--■ . Above, left to right: Shelby Williams, Shirley Yokely, Co-Program and So- cial Chairmen; Bob Poole, Devo- tional Chairman; Bob Williams, Treas- urer; Buster Keever, Song Leader; Shelby Strickland, Publicity Chair- man; Betsy Greene, Secretary; K. M. Vestal, President. Left to right, first row: Betsy Greene, Sara Burris, Clara Ann Woodruff, Sara Butler, Hazel Greene, Norma Featherstone, Roverda Ellis, Hylton Hancock, Shelby Wil- liams, Janice Hudson. Second row: K. M. Vestal, Buster Keever, Sara Ann Robbins, Jerry Kivett, Cathy Willard , Bobbie Sheffield, Gayle Willard, Alice Mcllvaine, Nancy Horton, Shelby Strickland, Kathy Traywick, Betty Jo Blackwood, Eileen Mcllvaine, Leo Buie. Third row: Don Armfield, Arnold Lawson, Darryl McGuire, Charles Williams, Bob Poole, David Jones, George (Ken) Smith, Larry Wheless, Bob Williams, Tommy Freeman. Canterbury Association The Canterbury Association is the Episcopal Church at work on the college campus. The Association is part of the witnessing Church on this campus. This year with the theme, The Life and Mission of the Church, the Association has had an active and successful year. Abope, left to right: Gary Cornell, President; Judy Wilson, Linda Rich- ards, Jackie Creech. Right, left to right: Martha Hay, Jackie Creech, Betty Early, Judy Wilson, Betsey Bryant, Gary Cornell, Linda Richards, Sandra Vestal, Ann Waller, Frances Gibson. Page One Hundred Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity KEN CRUTCHFIELD President LARRY WHEELES Vice-President BILL PARRISH Vice-President DON REBER, Corresponding Secretary SHERWOOD NANCE Treasurer OH. MARCUS COLLINS CHARLES RIDDLE Historian DR. C. JOSEPH ADKIXS First row, left to right: Henry Avers, Bill Damon, Lee Groome, Lamar Hicks, Mark Raby. Second row: Harvey Shaw, John Shirkey, Stu Taylor, Tom Warren, Earl Whitaker. The largest fraternity in the world with over 300 chap- ters. Mu Xi chapter was organized at H. P. C. April 27, 1957. The purpose of this National Service Fraternity is service to faculty, service to fellow-students, and service to the community as participating citizens. First row, left to right: Al Thompson, Daniel Dyer. Second row: George Shroud, Buford Overstrcet. Dick Reuman, David Baxter. Not pictured: Joseph Williams, Preston Williams, Robert Charles, Albert Neal. i! ■ ■- ' - •- M : 9 ' ; --, MARTHA BULLA Vice-President CAROLYN LOWDER Secretary -v ?;.- h r r PEGGY WILKES Treasurer J. C. NEVVSOME President OFFICERS DOT CHADWICK Program Chairman IRMA JANE SCRUGGS Student Government Representative Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America, eager to prepare for careers in the business world, have established an interesting and active organization for all business students on campus. A national or- ganization, F. B. L. A. offers a program of movies, speakers from various organizations, and field trips designed to offer information about various posi- tions open to the business student. The organiza- tion, composed of business majors and minors, attends the state convention in the spring and holds meetings in conjunction with other chapters in the district. Officers of F. B. L. A. are Joseph .Siceloff, President; Roy Allen, Vice-President; Judy Wilson, Secretary; Ray Starrette, Treasurer; and Linda Richards, Corresponding Secretary. Left to right: Linda Richards, Program Chairman; Judy Wilson, Secretary; James Padilla, Student Government Representative. First rote, left to right: Roy Allen. Bobby Cornell, Frances Gibson, Janet Holt. David Jones. Doris Ann Joyce. Second row: Tom Kimball, Carole Lane Mabe, Elsvin Mackintosh, Betty Payne, Betsy Payne, Kenneth Payne. Third row: Linda Richards, Priseilla Shorter, Joe Siceloff, Ray Starrette, Judy Wilson. mktk MARIANNE BERGLUND JOYCE BlCCl ' M WILHEI.MA COX ELIZABETH DOUB JONNYE SUE DRAUCHN ERNESTINE JONES LORACE JONES LOUISE HARRIS JANE MARTIN BILLIE PAISLEY BETTY JEAN PARKER PENELOPE PARKER NANCY STANFORD PHYLLIS STEED JEAN WATTS INGER WESTERHOLM Epsilon Sigma Omicron Professional Home Economics Society Page One Hundred Four Veterans Club The members of the Veteran ' s Club are former service person- nel who have organized so that through their collective efforts Jhey may be better enabled to pur- sue their common goal of educa- tion. Officers of the Veteran ' s Club are Robert Lavvson, President; Tommy Myers, Vice-President; and John Pycior, Secretary. Members: First row, left to right: Clarence Lawson, Seotty Poindexter, Tommy Myers, Robert Lawson. Second row: James Talbart, Don Engo, Bob Connell. Third row: Jolui Pycior, Jessie Gussler, and Bob Nelson. International Relations Club To help the students on campus to better understand the nations of the world is one of the purposes of the International Relations Club. We, the members, try to do this through our programs of slides, films, speakers, and discussions ibout other nations and with the people of other nations. Members of the I. R. C, left to right, are James Padilla, Ben Zambrana, Willie Hodges, Jackie Creech, Ann Waller, Inger Wes- terholm, and Almira Lopez Her- nandez. Page One Hundred Five Typical Scene in the Top of the Tower ICE OF THE STUDENTS The Official . ' . ' ■■■ ' i jf ' ' : A II -■. Point Collet - High Point. N C. Publuhed Bi- Weekly Except During Holiday Period Entered as third dm miner on October 19. 1950.  the Post Office  t High Point. N. C. under Ac (of Congreii A March 5. IS?9- NATIONAL AD VERTISING SERVICE. INC. College Publuher ' i Representative Aid Madiion Avenue. New York. N. Y. Chicago ■ Bohod • Lot Angeles - Sao I rao ■■ ■ ■ Subscription nd Advertising Rates Upon Requesi Editor-in-chief , m Elmer Hall Managing Editor __ Fred Barber Business Manager Ronald Wachs News Editor _ _ Patt Olmsted Sports Editor _ Lin Barbour Photographer _ „ __. Dick Vert Editorial Staff __ Charles Johnson, Mel Bushin. Shirley Yoldey. Jim Calloway. Bilhc Paisley. Carol Chapman. Al Windlcy. Jean Ridg.-, Crace Jensen. Charles Loflin. Forrest Ferrell. Jack Wilson. Ray Sheppard. Edna Rose Duncan. Business Staff _.._ Charles Riddle. Bobby Yates, BllUfl Paisley. Shirley Yokley. FRED BARBER-Lflyonf PATT OLMSTED-A ' eus LIN BARBOUR-Sporfs Page One Hundred Six 1958-59 Volume 33 UPC, 1959. Sounds of the pecking of typewriters, rustling of papers, and general buzzing fill the small room in the top of the tower. The scene is the usual one; the time is just before the deadline hour. Working against time the editorial members frantically type copy with one finger, talk to a reporter, and check for a last minute photo, all in one breath. The air is heavy with Viceroy and Winston. The hour is late. Coffee is perking. It is a typical scene when another lli-Po is put to bed for volume 33. A few days and several trips to the printer ' s later, a neat chronicle and commentary on life at High Point College is in the hands of the students. A few words of praise or censure and it all begins again for those who have made volume 33 of the lli-Po the voice of the students. It is the sincere hope of the business and editorial staffs that we have presented to the student body a news- worthy and interesting paper which has upheld the American tradition of freedom of expression. DICK VEBT-Photographer CHARLES RIDDLE, DONALD WACHS, and BOBBY YATES- Business Staff. Zenith - ■.  PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Jane Lloyd, Al Thompson, Bobby Little, Eunice Young, SUE JACKSON Co-Editor BARBARA AYERS . . Co-Editor MELL BUSBIN Business Manager DORIS TALLEY Associate Editor BOB LITTLE Photograpluj Editor EUNICE YOUNG Photography Editor AL THOMPSON Photography Staff GAYLE WILLARD . Photography Staff [ANE LLOYD Photography Staff BETTY MEACHAM Senior Editor HENRY ELLEN ATKINSON Assistant Senior Editor BETTY GRAY DOR MAN Class Editor EDNA ROSE DUNCAN Class Editor WINI STUART ... Fine Arts Editor |OII WARD Art Staff Charles price An staff THELMA MITCHELL Art Staff LUCIA PORCELLI Sorority Editor GUS DEAL Fraternity Editor BILLIE PAISLEY Administration Editor LIN BARBOUR ... Sports Editor MICKI IIUXSUCKKR Feature Editor IRMA JANE SCRUGGS Chief Typist CLARA ANN WOODRUFF Typist FRANCES DALTON Typist MARY LYNN FIDDLER Typist ROY ALLEN Typist AUDREY HONEYCUTT Directory Editor EILEEN McILVAINE Copy Writer DICK VERT . . Photographer TYPING STAFF First row. left to right: Frances Dalton, Clara Ann Woodruff, Roy Allen. Second row: Mary Lynn Fiddler, Irma Jane Scruggs. Seated, left to right: Betty Meachani, Wini Stuart, Billie Paisley. Standing: Eileen Mcllvaine, Micki Hunsucker, Betty Gray Dorman, Lindsay Barbour, Henry Ellen Atkinson, Audrey Honeyeutt, Gus Deal. Staff Publishing a yearbook is a tangled mix- ture of organization and confusion, labor and laughter, delight and despair. It is a labor of love and a task filled with tension. We of the staff feel fortunate that we have been able to render this service to our school and to our fellow students. We hope that members of the stu dent body will appreciate and find pleasure in our labor and that they will turn many times through the pages of the book to recapture cherished remembrances of things past. DORIS TALLEY SUE JACKSON AND BARBARA AYERS JOHN WARD, THELMA MITCHELL, AND CHARLES PRICE Zenith Business Staff The editors wish to express their sincere appreciation to Mell Busbin and his capable staff for the financing of the 1959 Zenith. The duties of the business manager in- cluded paying bills, helping to arrange terms of the con- tract, selling advertisements, keeping accounts of all money collected and spent for printing, photography, and mate- rials, and, with the help of the Miss HPC Committee, mak- ing plans for the Miss High Point College Contest. This pro- duction, graced by the presence of Miss North Carolina herself, was one of the most charming and colorful presenta- tions of the year. MELL BUSBIN MARTHA CHEVIS Left to right: Betty Gray Dorman, Ronda Robbins, Mell Busbin, Shirley Yokley, and Edna Rose Duncan, Not pictured: Eunice Young. JUDY FISHER Physical Education Majors Club Though only in its second year of organization on the High Point College campus, the Physical Education Majors Club is an active, working group which already boasts si.xty- two members. Activities of the club include monthly business meetings and various projects to raise money for their annual gift to the Physical Education Department. Last spring with funds from such projects, the group bought a mimeograph machine for the department. In such ways the club serves their college and stimulates interest in physical education as an occupation. OFFICERS Otis Boroughs, President; Charlie McCorkle, Vice-President; Frances Smith, Secretary; Pat Hester, Treasurer. First row, left to right: Robert Dean, Otis Boroughs, Mary Sue Rierson, Frances Smith, Gail Bolick, Pat Hester, Ellen Julian, Arlene Lanzieri, Virginia Patton, Julia Floyd, Miss Hood, Dr. Netcher. Second row: Bill Bingham, Charlie McCorkle. Jerry Koontz, Gilbert Batten. Third row: Dr. Hertz, Will Davis, Gerald Brooks, Kirby Joyce, Sam White, Phil Coghill, Ed Hughes, Jerry Kirkman, Richard Bledsoe, Mr. Hartman. Fourth row: Wayne Mashburn, Harold Dickinson, George Smith. •- 1 1 ' ar 3J£ f 3ai iwP -r Fine Arts High Point College is committed to a dynamic program in the Fine Arts- music, dramatics, speech, and art, to meet the varying needs of all its students. With its new, modern, and adequate Fine Arts building and up-to-date equip- ment, with its well-educated and experi- enced faculty in these fields, and its pro- gressive and complete curriculum, the competent student can do his major work in these areas with assurance that he will he able to meet the demands of his field. The non-major student in these fields can develop a vocational and cul- tural interest in them that will abide with him throughout his life and consti- tute real sources of personal enjoyment and pleasure. Maryette Brown practices on the Moller three rank pipe organ available for student use. Miss Ernestine Fields coaches two piano students. Page One Hundred Twelve MR. PORTER Art Department Art classes train students in the various techniques of creative expres- sion. The vocational and cultural interests that develop in this field will abide with the students throughout their lives and constitute real sources of personal enjoyment and pleasure. On the Air Students interested in public- speaking may enroll for classes in speech fundamentals, ad- vanced speech, and radio pro- duction. Members of the radio class present weekly broadcasts over a local station. This gives training in announcing, acting, writing and programming. V r 7 ' W . ■wr : -4 fy U- _ I ■ ■ m r W 4 i « J • ff l S C. • 7 - • ¥  l - J J w j 9 It J ■- i w 1 AS If ' ; . • V ' if p- - r Tl First row. Nan Belk, Tony Adams, Carolyn Setzer, Willis Stevens, Libby Graham, Neil Stallinfis, Carolyn Gibbs, Charles Kiddle, Sylvia Newton, Al Thompson, Martha Turnipseed, Henry Andrews, Gaye Wall, Doris Talley. Second row: Annie Boyd, Shelby Nelson, Edna Chapman, Bill Damon, Sandra Parnell, Arnold Lawson, Betsy Kiker, Lin Barbour, Anna Rogers, Charles Vaughn, Maryette Brown, Judy Wilson, Dick Vert, Marilyn Tulloch. Third row: Jackie Smith, Tommy McDaniel, Glenda Radcliffe, John Edwards, Linda Richards, Jerry Kivett, Pat Wykoff, ' Here Yet Awhile! ' page six . . . sopranos in the second chorus, listen for your note and come in on the beat with a strong F-sharp. Tenors, ' you would do well ' to listen for your pitch at the beginning of ' Salvation Is Cre- ated ' or it will be cremated. Mr. Fryhover, you ' d do well to give us a definite cue on No-el in the ' Shepherd ' s Story. ' ' He, Watching Over Israel ' . . . choir, please watch your wording on ' slumber not nor sleeps. ' Altos, don ' t rush the Hushing Carol ' or it will be the ' Rushing Carol. ' Announcement! The High Point College Marching Archa Pulla Choir is now on its sixth leg of the Florida tour! These cues and sayings may seem incompre- hensible and humorous, but they are what put the stray notes and chords back in order to bring out the beautiful work of art created by the Page One Hundred Fourteen A Cappella Choir W. B. Harold, Marilyn Pickett, Kelley Jones. Lclia Pollok, Jack Jarrctt, Liz Peterson, Tom Warren, Mary Lou Chapman, Don Nesbitt, Mr. J. C. Fryhover. Fourth row: Texie Ann Ayers, Jerry Kaye, Ronda Robbins, Ross Wingo, Dell Conrad, Earl Whitakcr, Wini Stuart, Charles Huff, Alice Swetiand, Lloyd Cinns. composer. If you are in the choir, it is things of this sort that make you proud to have had the experience of standing in your purple robe and giving forth everything you have during a concert. As a result of this work, those of us who are listeners acquire an inspiration to travel on through our daily walks of life. It is these things that create the oneness that is not found in any other organization. CHOIR OFFICERS Left to right: Charles Vaughn, President; Charles Huff, Vice-President; Martha Tur- nipseed. Secretary; Tom Warren, Business Manager. Page One Hundred Fifteen Band The concert band helps to increase musical enjoyment and understanding among its members and among its au- diences by studying thoroughly and performing effectively the best band literature of all periods. In addition to concerts on campus and in the High Point vicinity, the band makes an extended tour each year. Another contribution to student enjoyment is the band ' s appearance at pep assem- blies and home basketball games. Symphony Orchestra The High Point Symphony Orchestra draws its membership both from High Point College and from the community. The orchestra rehearses and performs in Memorial Auditorium on campus. Tower Players L1BBY GRAHAM Secretary WINI STUART Vice-President DON DRAPEAU Treasurer JEANNETTE SMALL Student Government Representative OFFICERS LARRY WILLIAMS President MISS DESPAIN Advisor The Torchbearers HPC DRAMA GROUP TO GIVE COMEDY, THE TORCH-REARERS This zany comedy was written in 1922, and has become a favorite of colleges and little theatres. Basically the plot of the satire concerns a community theatre group which is trying to produce a play in spite of death and irate husbands. The second act is one of the funniest ever written for the current stage. Siege of Sit Tite Siege of Sit-tite — a unique treat— furniture produc- tion put to Musical Comedy by Dr. Lew Lewis, head of the Fine Arts Department. Dr. Lewis wrote the music, lyrics, and also a book. The play is about a furniture factory whose sales have been steadily declining. The nephew of the founder, who is dead, is seeking to gain control of the firm to pull it out of the slump. The first act takes place in the upholstery room. The second act is a television show sponsored by the company, and the third act occurs in a furniture exhibit. ! The Death of a Salesman TOWER PLAYERS OUTDO SELVES IN DEATH OF A SALESMAN The capabilities of the Tower Players of High Point College have never been more clearly evident than in their production of Arthur Miller ' s Death of a Salesman. ' Not since their production of Tennessee Williams ' ' The Glass Menagerie ' several years ago has High Point pre- sented such a theatrical opportunity. It was a rare and moving experience the Players presented on the stage of Memorial auditorium. The play centers around a mediocre traveling salesman, who has made himself believe that he is a great success in business. He tries to instill these false ideas of success into the minds of his two athletic sons. His wife believes in him and tries to tie the bond between father and sons. In 1949, the play won the Pulitzer Prize, and Drama Critic ' s Circle Award. Page One Hundred Twenty «r T .- - ; f (J AJma Msrf m :« w. ine «u ' ■ ' .: r a wplk ritl Alma Mate . V f- s I pin from ' these halls we must depart, turecT Hfe ch grateful heart, ♦ Will be W armth of friepdly days, joyed alorfg thy pathways. hen on T)ur ears thy name shall fall, It will be ' a herald trumpet ' s call, x to hail thee college, queen of all, - Oh veilvlbMed Alma Mater. -wiJiSa e a rs.a sound serene, A cherjshea hymn from bell tower rings Remembered be thy blessings. Throughout our lives in accents clear, The chords of memory draw us near To sing again a song sincere In praise of Alma Mater. m W  The Order of The Lighted Lamp THE HONOR SOCIETY of HIGH POINT COLLEGE Founded in 1935 BARBARA ANN AYERS GILBERT WARD BEESON HELEN HENDLEY CLAY GARY STILES CORNELL JOHN EARL DAVIS PEGGY JEAN DAVIS SYLVIA JANE DEATON ERNEST CHARLES DYSON ELMER O. HALL SYLVIA GREY HOLT CHARLES ROSS JOHNSON AARON WARD MOSS ELIZABETH RAY PETERSON DORIS MAXINE TALLEY BEN FRANKLIN ZAMBRANA Not Pictured: PATT OLMSTED RONNIE WACHS Scholastic Honor Society Membership ALUMNI PAUL D. ATWELL NANCY SUE BUTT JERRY CAMPBELL HENRY SAMUEL CARTER MARVIN H. CASHATT BEVERLY ANN DEAL CLYDE W. FAULKNER SYLVIA A. FOX ELIZABETH GURLEY LAWRENCE B. HOLT BARBARA A. HUNTLEY PATRICIA LOU JORDAN LEON H. LEE PANSY M. LIVENGOOD ARSOLA C. LOVELACE, JR. MARC C. LOVELACE NANCY J. LUCAS FRED KEITH MACON LORETTA MYERS MARTIN SHELBY J. MOSLEY JACQUELINE PUGH LOUISE PUGH JAMES A. SINK JOSEPH T. SKEEN, JR. MARY RUTH SMILEY ARGUS SWAIM RAY A. WARLICK, JR. MRS. THOMAS H. WHITE ELEANOR YOUNG FACULTY J. HOBART ALLRED HAL L. BALLEW HELEN R. BARTLETT CLARICE M. BOWMAN ROSSITER R. BELLINGER DENNIS H. COOKE EDMUND O. CUMMINGS STUART C. DESKINS BENJAMIN H. HILL CLIFFORD R. HINSHAW WALTER E. HUDGINS LEW J. LEWIS R. A. LINEBERRY WILLIAM R. LOCKE FRANCES MULDROW JEROME C. SMITH WALTER BLACKSTOCK LOIS KROPA PROFESSORS EMERITUS GEORGE H. HOBART E. VERA IDOL ALICE PAIGE WHITE STUDENTS BARBARA AYERS ELMER O. HALL ' (M. ■ ■ Page One Hundred Twenty-Four ?$£■$ . ■£ £. jpSufefl r ' l ' l ' ! I 1 ' I ' l ' l I I ' ll mm Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council is the co-ordinat- ing group of girls for the social sororites on cam- pus. The purpose of the Panhellenic Council is to maintain on a high plane, sorority life and friendship, to cooperate with college authorities in their efforts to maintain high social and scholastic standards throughout the whole college and to be a forum for the discussion of sorority affairs. Our Council, composed of two sisters from each of the four sororities on campus, has the responsibility of carrying out its own program and settling its own difficulties as long as its actions and regulations do not conflict with any part of the National Panhellenic Compact. This year the Panhellenic Council promoted a new rushing program for the girls of the sororities which proved very successful. OFFICERS Left to right: Patt Olmsted, Treasurer; Eunice Young, Secretary; Shirley Voklcy, President; Edna Rose Duncan, Vice-President. First row, left to right: Sandra Parnell, Shirley Yokley, Helen Clay, Pat Ray. Second rote: Edna Rose Duncan, Eunice Young, Patt Olmsted, Sylvia Holt. Interfraternity Council The Interfraternity Council is the coordina- tor of the social fraternities on campus— its main objective is to further by unification and high ideals the standards of brotherhood, character, and scholarship necessary to any worthy frater- nity. The council is composed of two representa- tives from each fraternity. It was founded to govern all fraternities, to study their problems, and to promote co-operation and friendship among its components. N ' ot only does this friend- ship last throughout college life and with friends made on campus, but will extend far into the future. Seated, left to right: Ed Venable, Maury Beauchot, Danny Sewell. Standing: Mickey Caudle, Gordon Nifong, Fred Barber. Ronnie Wachs, Daryl McCuire, Harold Wright, Charles Johnson, Tommy Skidmore, Ross Smith. OFFICERS Maury Beauchot, President; Ed Venable, Vice-President; Danny Sewell, Secretary; Bobby Owen, Treasurer. Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven Gamma Eta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta MARY LOU CHAPMAN President OFFICERS PAT RAY First Vice-president LIZ PETERSON Second Vice-President KATHY TRAYWICK Treasurer EUNICE YOUNG Recording Secretary PEGGY DAVIS Corresponding Secret an Left to right: Lelani Assaf. Betty Bauchn. Linda BriEfis, Betty Rose Crook, Eleanor Davis, Ramona Leonard, Anne McArthur, Carole McRacken. Sylvia Nicks, llallie Sumpter. Not pictured: Gayle Lemmnnd. Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight Alpha Gam Chums The Grand Strand. The Four Spaces in action. The Line-up. Are we ready? There ' s nothing like a coffee break. Have a pillow! AHA Pledges L kmA-M Jfctf First row, left to ripM: Ann Bennett, Dot Chadwick, Judy Davis. Sandra Hays, Audrey Honeycutt. Becky Jarvis. Second row: Doris Ann Joyce, Carole Mabc. La Rae Mosely, Helen Mounce, Rebecca Oznient, Sylvia Parker. Third row: Emily Paschall, Virginia Patton, Judy Ross, Yvonne Vaughn, Gave Wall, Julie Young. Not pictured: Mary Ann Anderson, Deborab Callaway, Beverly Ussery. Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine Gamma Gamma Chapter of Kappa Delta EDNA ROSE DUNCAN President SHARON INGRAM Secretary MARTHA BULLA Editor SYLVIA HILL Membership Chairman l stik JOYCE DAVIS CAROLYN FUSSELL JUDY GARNER PEGGY HACKNEY LUCIA PORCELLI Vice-President BETTY CRAY DORM AN Treasurer SHIRLEY MARSHALL Assistant Treasurer SANDRA PARNELL CAROL PURVIS LYNNE REYNOLDS JACKIE SMITH ANNE STARR Page One Hundred Tliirtij Pledge Class 1958-59 First rote, left to riuht: Betty Beauchamp, Nan Belk, L.inda Click, Martha Cheves, Marilee Conrad. Marv Lou Craver, Linda Uenny. Second row: Kayo Foster. Nancy Gillispic. Ann H.ptinst .ill. Nanry Maekintosh. Laura Jean Malpass. Marv Wray Mitchell, Muni Modhn. third row. -Jenny Musurove. Carolyn Seizor. Eva Dell Smith, Glenda Sprinkle. Shelbv Strickland. Not pictured: Jeannette Price, Joyce Roberts, Jean Thomas. There in the sunlight, beneath the hidden cares of college life, is a white rose. Its petals are as white and pure as diamonds and its luster will remain a symbol throughout our lives. To you it is only a rose, to us, as Sisters of Kappa Delta, it is our heart. In its beauty our dear white rose seems to be a golden chalice held high where all our life ' s treasures lie. There, as in our hearts, will always remain deeply enfolded honor, beauty, truth, sisterly love, and fond memories of happy youth. These are the gifts given to us by our own Kappa Delta. There have been smiles and there have been tears, and the future surely holds many more. We, sisters, have shared both tears and smiles; together we shall face our tomorrow. There is no fear for our love is as a radi- ant shaft of light and no matter what the silken threads of darkness hold, this love will guide us. To a Kappa Delta her sister ' s smile is a priceless gift, for her happiness is our happiness. Her tears are shared as loyally and sincerely as her smile. Her honor is our honor and whatever befalls her we shall stand ever faithful by her side. Our heart is in a rose laden with happiness, and ever striving for that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest. My heart is my sister ' s heart for we are Sisters of Kappa Delta. Papc One Hundred Thirty-One lamina Zeia Chapter Of f %T £ta CHAPTER ' S OFFICERS SYLVIA HOLT SYLVIA DEATON SHIRLEY YOKLEY DORIS TALLEY WIN I STUART PHYLLIS MINTER SHIRLEY YOKLEY President . Vice-President Pledge Director Membership Director Secretary Treasurer Panhelknic Delegate A SISTER ' S THOUGHT OF PHI MU A Phi Mu is a girl who has moonglow in her hair, Stardust in her eyes, and heaven in her smile. Her impish grin is sunshine on a cloudy day. Its warmth is a caress which peeps through your troubles and quickly dries your tears. She is a girl in a pink jacket who looks for all the world like a princess— in spite of the freckles on her nose. She is beauty sitting cross-legged in bermuda shorts giving motherly advice. She is sister, mother, and friend— all rolled into one. She is always understanding, and sometimes tender. She can be playful, coy, and even mischievous. She has the power to lift your hopes with one glance, one twinkling of those laughing eyes. When she smiles, she brings courage and hope to your heart. Laughter precedes her, happiness walks with her, peace follows her. She means everything to me— She is my PHI MU SISTER. PLEDGE CLASS OFFICERS JANE LLOYD BARBARA SHUFORD PEGGY TALLEY LOUISA OTERSEN PEGGY HILL JULIA HOBSON JANE SAFERIGHT President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Social Chairman Project Chairman Page One Hundred Thirty Two W CAROLYN BURGESS CAROL CHAPMAN LINDA CHASTAIN PEGGY CREASEY ELEANOR EVANS ANN CANDY L1BBY GRAHAM LINDA HOLTON (Not pictured) SARAH MONTGOMERY JEANNETTE SMALL DORIS TALLEY MARTHA TURNIPSEED JANICE TUTTEROW SHELBY WILLIAMS SHIRLEY YOKLEY a - . .. t i i„ A „.=rfJ nf. RnWii Shuford vke-Dresident; PecRV Talley, secretary; Louisa Otersen, treasurer. Second row: Miss Tint row, left to right: Jane Lloyd. ff S S ' J Ba dt, N ' H orton. Third row: Janice Hudson, Alice gSIef aSicS e, iSSg FGSi Slight, Linda San 1U els, Carol Hamburg. p •iKS 1 „c HELEN CLAY r .„ vN«. b President LE Da , ,r ' £ ' w %r t K  FRANCES LEWIS 7 ZTA Pledges HENRY ELLEN ATKINSON JUDITH BARNES FRANCES DALTON BARBARA „„.„„ HARRISON GRACE One Hundred Thirty-Four ANN JOHNSON X I , V i. ANE LLOYD THELMA MITCHELL CLARA WOODRUFF PATRICIA EMILY WYKOFF WILSON NELDA MURRAY BONNIE PEELE ,..„.,, MARGARET pSwel E l WILS0N REBECCA ROYER To be a Zcta U . .... To  ce the sparkle of laughtt-r in the eyes of a .sister . . . and know you belong. To force yourself to .stay awake when you would sleep . for fear you might miss part of the slumber party. To share the secrets of a girl ' s heart with your sisters . . . those neArasI t you. To tlirill to the thought that one great guy is so proud that you ' re a Zcta. And yet, more than these, To be a Z • is . . . To be tnie to yourself and to those within and without your circle. To be steadfast, trong. and clean of heart and mind. To find satisfaction in being rather than seeming. To Icaru the nobility of serving, thereby earning the right to be served. To seek understanding that you might gain true wisdom. To ftee beauty Wtth its enriching influence. To strive ever to make your life a symphony of liigh ideals. Remembering always that the foundation precept of Zeta Tau Alpha was Love, the greatest of all things. OFFICERS Left to right: Vernon Tate, President; Elmer Hall, Vice-President; John Gansman, Secretary; Darrell Smith, Treasurer; Bill Damon, Sgt. at Arms; Mr. Raiford Porter, Faculty Super- Ill 1889, in New York, at the College of the City of New York, Delta Sigma Phi was founded. Since then Delta Sigs have become known on campuses all over the nation and Canada. In the fall of 1956, the NDM Club at High Point became a colony of Delta Sigma Phi and in the fol- lowing spring, we were initiated into Delta Sigdom and received our chapter charter. Since becoming a national fraternity, the true spirit of brotherhood has been made a reality, sharing our experiences together and helping each other. 1958-1959 will always stand out as being a highly ac- tive year for us— the National Convention was held in Manhatten, Kansas, in the fall before school opened— the party on Blue Rid«e Parkway— Snow King Wienberry moved to Virginia- Swing Dance Party at YMCA— Stag rush party followed by date rush dance with the Dukes of Dixie— Party at Wcinberry ' s new home— Charlie gives Lee a Dia- mond and she is serenaded— Pledges worked hard— Brothers and pledges build a 1500 lb. Sphinx— Carnation Ball was held in Charlotte— Girls were serenaded at Christmas— Barber pinned Starr— Gansman held a stag party— We played the Wake Forest chapter in basketball— Cerry pinned Anne Rogers at Lenoir Rhyne —We ranked first in scholarship— We won second place in national leadership contest— Sailor ' s Ball was held in S. C. Delta Zeta of Delta Sigma Phi Left to right: Fred Barber. Ronald Black Gerry Currier, Don Drapeau, Jim Drum, Lamar Hicks, Charles Huff, Jerry Koontz, Daryl McGuire, Preston Reese, Kirk Rich, Dick Vert, Bob Wienberry, Ben Zambrana, and George Cook, Raymon Driscoll Joe Fulmer T-„ Miconlipimer (not DlCtureCl . Page One Hundred Thirty-Six 1958-59 Delta Sig Pledge Class Delta Sig believes that leaders are made ... not born. We believe that every college man has leadership potential, and that this potential can be developed. Leadership ability is to us one of the most valuable assets that can be attained while in college, and is an asset in find- ing vocational success. Pledge training in Delta Sigma Phi includes Engineered Leadership. By helping the chap- ter grow, the pledge grows and gains experience that is priceless. He begins to leam the mean- ing of Delta Sig ... a man who loves his fraternity and what it stands for. He learns to make personal sacrifices for his fraternity without expecting praise or adulation. He leams to respect others, and puts the interest of the group above his own selfish interests. He becomes interested in improving his scholarship; in developing his personality, and making a leader of himself. He begins to realize the help his fraternity will give him in later life, and he takes advantage of the experience it offers him. Leadership . . . Scholarship . . . Personality Development . . . Social Improvement . . . Lasting Friendships . . . Development of Talents . . . These arc the characteristics of a Delta Sig. Students of Engineered Leadership Left to ripht: Joe Fulmer, President; Maurice Cole, Vice-President; Tom Fergurson, Secretary; Br, ce Carrabrant, Treasurer; Phil Caghill, Bill Cooke, Ray Dr.scoll Tom Cansman, James Kan. Al Onorato, and Bob Malpass, Sherwood Nance, Charles B.ddle, Medford Taylor, Bob Veazy (not pictured). Page One Hundred Thirty-Seven The Bond of Sphinx Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight Lambda Chi Alpha OFFICERS Larry Reavis, President; Charles Dyson, Vice-President; Johnny Davenport, Secretary; Buzz Routh, Treasurer; Floyd Craven, Pledge Trainer; Charles Watson, Rush Chairman; Charles John- son, Social Chairman; and Bill Thompson, Ritualist (not pic- tured). Dear Readers, Iota-Phi would like to share its many memories with you for the past year. Before the opening of sehool, Brothers Charles Dyson and C. B. Crook hit the dust in matrimony. Losing pins during the summer were Brothers Doug Squires, Crowell Pope, and Bill Thompson. The year was off to a gung-ho start with a trip to the country and our annual steak fry at our prominent advisor ' s farm. Freshman orientation over and haek to the hooks. After much deliberation and discussion, the Clown-Faculty Baskethall Game was presented. Great time by all Brothers and Pledges. Another Brother bites the dust and gets married, Frank Kimbro. A bouncing baby boy came to the home of Brother Hagg Bowman. Joy! Joy! Joy! The well-coached and drilled football team finished in second place, losing one game, in the close competitive Intramural league. Whoops!!! Rush week, twenty-three outstanding men pledged. A quick trip to a new and secluded rock at a big college and slick paint job by pledges. Reavis, Barbour, Crye and brothers still clinging to pins— good luck, men. Trophy from National Headquarters for National Publication Award. Another big Christmas Party with our sister sorority, the Phi Mil ' s. Christmas goodbyes were celebrated at a stag party at local Legion Hut. Studv halls for pledges. Pledge initiation dance comes along pretty quick and is held at local Country Club. We gain much recognition on campus: Charles Dyson and Charles Watson in Who ' s Who ; Bobby Yates, president of sophomore class; Reavis, Routh selected junior marshals; Charles Watson and Bones Mann keep Dorm quiet, Charles Johnson and Harold Wright, big men in Student Legislature; Henry Groom, president freshman class; Charles Dyson, president senior class; Harold Wright, king pin in MSF. Trips, as usual, dominated the summer for us as a Fraternity. Brothers make trip to Greenville, N. C, for East Carolina Col- lege to install 55 men as a colony. Men journeyed to Washington and Lee University for Colonial Conclave. Canada was seen by trip to Montreal, Quebec, Canada, for the National General Assembly. Up comes Mike Flanagan vs. Fuller. Charles Johnson still is hobbling around on one leg. Brother Martin empties room on week-end for quiet trip to Mooresville. Reavis plays tennis and golf, Short plays basketball and Wright all intramural. Another year comes to close for Lamba Chi. Page One Hundred Thirty-Nine Brothers Chip Anderson, Lindsey Barbour, Bill Bingham, Hague Bowman, Dale Brown, Louie Crye, Mike Flanagan, Joe Hemingway, Frank Kimbro, Charles Mann, Kieth Martin, Rudy Passons, Benny Phillips, Eddie Riddle, Doug Squires, Ray Starrette, Fred VonCannon, Harold Wright, Bobby Yates, and Randy Burgess, Tommy Pickard, Crowell Pope (not pictured). Pledg es Bill Adams, Wayne Case. Bob Clark, Jack Davies. Charlie Davis, Tommy Fulk. Jimmy Crant, Henry Groome, Dale Hodge, Tommy Hodge, George Holmes, David Howard, Benny Kiger, Johnny Long, John Pycior, Jack Short, Bill Van Auken, and Mike Albertson, Stan Clemmer, Jerry Hughes, Jerry Humble (not pictured). Page One Hundred Forty 0 ■ I Sc HOL, A «S7 p V C 1.VC7, Page One Hundred Forty-One Delta Omega Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Chartered 1953 OFFICERS ALBERT TREVARTHEN President FRED HANDY Vice-President JACK ZIMMERMAN ' Secretary NORMAN ANDREWS Treasurer Brothers Left to right: Henry Andrews, Doug Barr, Mickey Caudle, Jack Cole, Bill Guy, Tommy Hollingsworth, Roderick Jordan, Elwon Mackintosh, Richard Mason, Larry Rogers, Luther Sanders, Dub Speight, Ed Venable, Kemper Weitzel, Ed Meade, (not pictured.) Didn ' t we all have a ball in 1958-59. Three years undefeated in softball and the all intramural award. What a blast at the beach; party, party and serenade, Ted ' s yellow bug and the KD house. Meade missed all the fun with an attack of appendicitis. Back to school for another bang-up year. Great seeing all the old faces again. Pork back with the Black beast with a new tire yet! Letters all the time from the service boys. Joe ' s gonna be a daddy. Fred ' s pinned. Fabulous back to school party at James- town and Bi ll pins Kdna Rose, which is no real surprise. Kemper, Doug, the Rocking Reu and the rest finally got their grades and became big time brothers. Mac makes it too!! Off we go to the mountains. Corbin and Janice, Bill and Edna Rose get lost?? Oh well, home again finds A. B. Andrews a big lover and Kemp still getting his sugar report from Mass. Trev. still believes he owns part of Grandfather Mountain. Rush!! Wow, what a time; invitations, parties, Doug flashing the bulbs, and then bids. What ' s that? 30 pledges? Great going, men. Will Fussel make it? Intramurals get going and once again we find ourselves doing well. Garnets sing at Miss H. P. C. Contest. Was Finley nervous or not?? Pledges enjoy Help Week and visiting other chap- ters. Everyone has a ball at Bill ' s serenade— oh. remember Veneble ' s wet one? What a time we had at the Gangster Ball, jahoots!! Oil, ho, who told Colonel Cole that Napoleon was little and loud. Was that international party a ball or a party, Gadzooks, what crazy costumes, Luther lost his brother. Shakenasty Zimm- erman still getting a letter a day. Will Mick ever finish school? I wonder if Rick is thinking about joining the Army. The alumni chapter finally gets started. Big Phil is back again. Wished he had joined the Marines. Finley is still around. What would we do without the greatest bunch of pledges in the world? Around rolls March and comes time to quit all little parties and get down to the big oiie— our Dream Girl Ball. Was lovely wasn ' t it? We couldn ' t have picked a sweeter dream girl. I hope to never look at a potato chip again. Here comes the intramural tropin again. Well, looks like time to go back to the beach and have a blast. It has been fun and a great year for all of the brothers and pledges of Pi Kappa Alpha. Wait ' till next year!! OFFICERS irtttl Left to right: BILL KESTER President JOHN THARPE Vice-President DICK HOLT Secretary JACK HARMON Treasurer Pledges Page One Hundred Forty-Three Pane One Hundred Forty-Four Tau Kappa Epsilon T K E Founded: 1899 Tau Kappa Epsilon OFFICERS Al Bean, Prytanis; Henry Ayers, Epi-Prytanis; Tommy Skidmore, Gramma- teus; Maury Beauchot, Crysophyles; Don Levina, Hypothetes; Bill Anderson, Pylortes; Gilbert Beeson, Hegomon, and Leon Beusse, Histor (not pictured). Delta Kappa Chapter Chartered: 1954 Called, The Fraternity for Life, The TEKES constantly strive to become a bigger asset to the college and community. This year, we initiated a graduate chapcr, thus living up to our slogan of lifelong brotherhood. We consider ourselves a Man ' s Fraternity, and are always trying to improve our status as men. Left to right: Gilbert Batton, Sain Gilley, George Ivey, Bruce Long, and Steve Afcndis. Joe Gibson, Dan Smith, Jim White (not pictured). Page One Hundred Forty-Five TEKE Pledges They looked beyond mere outward appear- ances that they might see the man; and, finding one of real quality and sterling worth, they re- garded him as fit material to be associated with them in a fraternal appearances. ay regardless of outward THE GOLDEN BOOK of TAU KAPPA EPSILON OFFICERS Keith Dodson, President; Charlie MeCorkle, Vice-President; Tommy Myers, Secre- tary; Ray Sheppard, Treasurer; Joe Morris, Sergeant at Arms. Pledges fttfri Left to right: Ralph Roach, Robert Rhodes. Don Reber, Bill Helms, Joe Guzinski, Zane Daniel, Don Caudle, Jerry Zimmerman, Don V [erry Trotter, Sam Taylor, Allen Calloway, Chalmous Scchrest, Ken Samuels, Larry Safrit; and David Workman, Harold Dickenson, Wayne wood, Bobby Moser (not pictured). Page One Hundred Forty-Six brkman, ne Hazel- Life with the TEKES IJU.U National President Frank Scott meets Dean Allred. Art receives Outstanding TKKE Award. Steve and Maury selected Co-Captains. ■ ' . ■ • ' ■-■ ' .■ - TEKE football team wins Intramural Championship. Dele Lee is TEKE Sweatheart. Gilbert, Don, and Al are selected to All-Star Football Team. Page One Hundred Forty-Seven Sigma Phi Epsilon N. C. Eta Chapter Clockwise: Danny Swell. Vice-President; Bill Moore, Secretary; Don Nesbitt. Comptroller; John Davis, Historian; Mickey Dean, Bob Caither Dan Hacknev. Terry Hart. Hckl Kearns. Frank McMillan, Charles Price, Jack Sukrs. Ronnie Wachs. Page One Hundred Forty-Eight Sigma Phi Epsilon Pledges OFFICERS Down: Robert Little, President; Fred Sipmon, Vice-President; Buford Overstreet, Secretary; Benny Martin, Historian; Gerry Hill. Across: Bob McKechnie, Thomas Myers, Chuck Miller. Down: Dick Reuman, Pete Sturm, Marion Suitt, Wolfy Un«er, Bill Webb. Page One Hundred Forty-Nine Swm Z3 I I I I I Counter Clockwise: Anybody need saving?.. .What! Ballgame over? ... A Sig Ep Girl ... We win again . . . Things sure hap- pen fast around here . . . Ugh! Me Boy . . . Remember when . . . MELL BUSB1N Vice-President Theta Chi GUS DEAL Secretary TED SPENCER President ROSS SMITH Treasurer (Not Pictured) RON CHAPMAN Pledge Marshal Q :•  -«. DR. HILL ' MR. COBLE DR. ADKINS MR. YARBO ROUGH Brothers Left to right: Tony Adams, George Boose, Bob Connell, Arnold Lawson, Gordon Nifong, Bobby Owens, Bill Parish, Will Rogers, Don Sellers, Charles Williams. Pledge Class Left to right: Bill Davidson. President: Jim Corley. Vice-President; Jerry Kivett, Secretary; Harold Long, Treasurer; Haywood Edmundson, Sergeant At Arms; Charles Carroll. Hoy Chapman, Bill Church, Gary Davis, Wesley Evans, Bill Gladstone, Lewis Gore. Ralph Helsabeck, Lee Hinshaw, Gregg Houghton, Jack Jarrett, Buster k ' ecver, I .en Lewin, Doug Lloyd, Harold Reeder, Charles Snider, Dale Spinnett, John Tuttle, and Ken Jordan, David Martin, Charles Sands (not pictured). Page One Hundred Fifty-Two Cherished moments of L958-59 include: The tall rush season and our stag party with the pro- gram In several brothers from Wake Forest. . . the drag rush party at Lexington. . .the night of pledging and the formal initiation. ..goonie balls and all. .the neon sign and those trips to Greens- boro to pick it up. . .our football game with the Wake Forest chapter. . .It ' ll be a different story next year, boys. . .the Christmas party for the un- derprivileged children. ..the Alpha Gams were terrific. . . Smitty didn ' t do such a bad job either . . . Christmas wouldn ' t have been Christmas with- out that party. . .the night of the formal induction when our pledges came into the brotherhood of Theta Chi. . Vive le Theta Chi . . .the 1959 Dream Girl Ball at the Robert E. Lee and the terrific time that everyone had that night... Here ' s to the brothers that put on the ball and chain . . . Off the record Epsilon Alpha remembers: Mell and Miss North Carolina . . . The Red OX Cafe . . .trying to spot questions on sociology tests. . .a certain group ' s trip to the Rathskeller in Winston. . .Tony leaving his car on Main Street for the taking. . .Tony finally finding his car in Thomasville. . .John hiding in the closet. . .movies at the Coon Club. . . Hey Lee, throw me the salt . . .Busbin and his wild students at Trinity . . .the corny jokes at the stag rush party. The seniors cherish every moment of all four years spent at High Point College as broth- ers in Theta Chi. The fellowship and the lessons learned have been indispensable to college life. It is with a sad heart that one graduates and leaves Epsilon Alpha. She will be remembered and she w ill not forget any one of her members. A glorious past is ever telling of friendship that shall never die. Within us peace and union dwelling while honor crowns the Theta Chi. ( I MM ■ 4£ 4 Page One Hundred Fifty-Pour h His rf! ■ Cheerleaders H SHELBY WILLIAMS „ «■ SHIRLEY YOKLEY-Chief H BILL SPAKE YVONNE VAUGHN BETTY GRAY DORMAN HAROLD TERRY WINI STUART Behind a Winning Team. ' ■ l £zsr W « c a « «■. He nry G] a ro °me, L,nd a Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven With the advent of the 1958-59 school year, a new spring sport was added to the High Point intercollegi- ate athletic agenda. In accordance with the rapid development of the college ' s athletic program, Dr. Gilman Hertz organized a new cross-country track team. In its first season of competition, although participating in only three meets, the cross-country team came through in grand style; it won two of the three meets. Having only a five man squad, this was quite a feat. Pac- ing the team were Mickey Dean and Dick Vert being ably assisted by Don Simmons, Tommy Hanner, and Will- ard Formvduval. Dick Vert, Don Simmons, Dr. Gilman Hertz, Tommy Hanner, Mickey Dean, Willard Formyduval. Cross Country Page One Hondred Fiftii-Eipht Basketball Taae One Hundred Fifti - ' ine The Panthers COACH VIRGIL YOW Page One Hundred Sixty March to Victory CAPTAIN STEVE AFENDIS Page One Hundred Sixty-One WAYNE CHEEK JOE GUZINSKI DANNY SEWELL ZANE DANIEL WOLFY UNGER STEVE AFENDIS TOMMY SKIDMORE KEN WILLIAMS JACK SHORT i CHALMOUS SECHREST WILLARD FORMYDUVAL Spirit Characte rizes the Varsity Season Coach Virgil Yow, in his fifth year as the Panther ' s head basketball coach, brought High Point ' s basketball team through a torid season to place fourth in the final conference standings. With West- ern Carolina having its best season in several years, East Carolina coming fast at the end of the season, and always tough Lenoir Rhyne continuing to win, the Panther freshman-studded squad had a tough time sticking in the upper bracket. Last year ' s hardwood edition was hard hit by graduation and Coach Yow had to begin a rebuilding compaign this season. Employing a squad with Cap- tain Steve Afendis and Ken Williams the only seniors, Coach Yow should give Panther basketball hopefuls something to look forward to in the coming seasons. Next year High Point should be considered a definite threat to take the conference title. Danny Sewell, who was named the most Valuable Player in District 26 and who was named to the All-State Squad along with other honors, has one more year of eligibility, and it should be his greatest yet. First nut: Tommy Skidmoro. Willard Formyduval, Jack Short, Zane Daniel, Chalmous Schrest, Manager C. C. Freeman. Second row: Captain Steve Afendis, Wolfy Unger, Wayne Cheek, Ken Williams, Danny Sewell, Joe Guzinski, Coach Virgil Vow. ' flSHPOH ' .A Tournament The High Point Purple Panthers made it to the semi-final round of the North State Conference Tournament before bowing out to the powerful Catamounts of Western Carolina. With Danny Sewell and Captain Steve Afendis leading the way, the fourth ranked Panthers rolled over a weak Elon club in the opening round by a score of 67 to 49. Leading by only four at halftime, High Point broke the game open in the first 10 minutes of the second half and coasted home to victory. A large delagation journeyed from High Point to Lexington two nights later to see if the Panthers could pull an upset over Swede Frauson and Com- pany. The Purple and White battled on even grounds with the Catamounts for the first 20 min- utes and held a slim 32 to 31 halftime lead. With Steve Afendis paving the way, the charged-up Panther quintet gamely tried to stay with the power- ful Catamount club, but faltered in the final five minutes of the game and fell to a 76 to 65 defeat. Overall-power and superior rebounding proved to be the turning point as Western Carolina moved on to take the championship against Catawba. Jr. Varsity This year, under the leader- ship of Mr. Chuck Hartman, the Junior Varsity completed a satisfactory season. Sparked by a fine offense and a never- say-die spirit, the Baby Pan- thers showed up well against all competition. Paving the way for the team throughout the season were such boys as Don Simmons, Ben Wynd- ham, and Jerry Webster. The fine ability that all of these boys showed this season should make of these boys good material for future var- sity editions of the Purple Panthers. Baseball First row: Head Coach, Dr. Jack Netcher; Assistant Coach, Mr. Chuck Hartman; Wolfy Linger; Captain, Charlie McCorkle, Willard Formydu- val; Darrell Smith; Bobby Boles. Second row: Gary Thornberg; Zane Daniel; Ed Hughes; Don Simmons; Jerry Webster; Jerry Koontz. Third row: Joe Guzinski; George Ivey; Tex Flippin; Gil Buck; Corbin Cherry; Kirby Joyce; Gerald Brooks; Phil Blair. Dr. Jack Netcher, Head Baseball Coach and Athletic Director, in his second year at the helm of the Panther diamond squad has begun, with the able assistance of Chuck Hartman, to build High Point up as a power in baseball competition in the North State Conference. This year ' s team was built around Charlie McCorkle and Darrell Smith, the only returning lettermen. The baseball diamond was given a new face this past summer and new dugouts were constructed. Ac- cording to Dr. Netcher, High Point ' s field is now in about as good shape as any in the conference. Tennis Dr. Arthur LeVey, McCulloch Hall dorm counsellor and professor of Romance languages, was added this year to the athletic department in the capacity of tennis coach. LeVey faced a tough job when he entered this tennis season. He had to begin on a tremendous job of rebuilding in order to put the Panthers in contention for a top spot in the North State Conference. Tony Adams and Tommy Loftis were the only returnees from last year ' s racquet squad. Bill Huegele, runner-up in singles play in the conference last year, was lost through graduation and was the hardest per- son to replace. Preston Williams, a new-comer, took over the number one position on the team. NUMBER ONE MAN PRESTON WILLIAMS First row: Harold Wright. Tommy Loftis. Tony Adams, Preston Williams. Second row: Ben Zambrana, Paul Jones, Jack Zimmerman, Coach, Dr. Arthur LeVey. TOP FOUR MEN HAROLD WRIGHT TONY ADAMS TOMMY LOFTIS PRESTON WILLIAMS Dr. LeVey gives the boys a few pointers. Number 3 man, Tommy Loftis. Track Skidmore shows how it is done. First row: Tommy Hanner, Greg Houghton, Mickey Dean, Otis Burroughs, Pete Sturm. Second row: Ben Wyndham, Phil Coghill, Ned Surratt, Dan Hackney, Tommy Skidmore, Arnold Lawson, jack Short, George Smith. (Not pictured), Dick Vert. MILE RELAY TEAM: Mickey Dean, Tommy Han- ner, Pete Sturm, George Smith. The Panther Thinelads, who placed fourth in conference competition last year, this season hoasted a much stronger team. The only major loss from the team last year was Harold Slick Sykes, the conference record holder in the discus. Pacing ths season ' s cinder squad were Mickey Dean, undefeated last year in the half-mile; Dick Vert, ace distance runner; Tommy Hanner, the 400-yard pacer; and Jack Short, the top field events man. Supporting these were Tommy Skidmore, Danny Sewell, and such newcomers as Pete Sturm, Greg Houghton, and Marion Suitt. DR. GILMAN HERTZ Coach   . . • - ■: ■ •.., ■■,.;■■. ■i. 3.. -.•■■ ' ' • . -A. CAPTAIN BILL RUTLEDGE Golf Golf, in the rebuilding stages this year, has had a tough time remaining a contender in the conference. It has remained through such hardships an integral part of the inter- collegiate program at High Point. Although it is low at the present, with many fine new prospects on hand, it should definitely im- prove. The linkmen should soon become top contenders in conference play. Bob Veasey. Sonny Lee, David Stanton, William Rutledge, Joe Morris. (Not pictured): Gil Batten, Will Davis. Basketball Finale Men ' s Intramurals The Intramural Football Champions, Tau Kappa Epsilon. ALL-STAR FOOTBALL TEAM: First row: Corbin Cherry, Tony Adams, Gil Batten, Al Bean. Second row: Ken Prosser, Don Workman, Harold Wright. (Not pictured): Ross Wingo, Marion Suitt, Mickey Dean. ■ This year the intramural program has been a very good one. The teams have been fairly evenly matched with no one dominating all of the sports. The dog-fight for the All-Sports trophy should go on until the last sport has been completed. At the present, Lambda Chi Alpha and Tau Kappa Epsilon are battling it out for the top position with only one point separating them. Undefeated teams have been numerous this year. Tau Kappa Epsilon won the football championship with an undefeated team, Lambda Chi won the volleyball championship in like manner, and Pi Kappa Alpha ran up an undefeated record in basketball. With the Softball season com- ing up, along with several minor sports, the battle for top points should prove to be interesting. Who can say who will win the All-Sports trophy? -sAjm ' ••  ♦ ; ♦ ♦ ' , ..♦v. ■ ' .-. •: - .♦.■«« ••.- Under the able leadership of Miss Nancy Hood, the women ' s intramural program has been greatly improved. This year marked the advent of an extensive sports program for women. Next year, if all goes according to plans, several new sports will be added to the sports agenda. Dominating play thus far in the season have been very strong teams from the Phi Mu Sorority and the Independents. Phi Mu finished strong to take the basketball championship in a one day tournament. The Inde- pendents will probably have the strongest softball team. MISS NANCY HOOD Women ' s Intramural Director Women ' s Intramurals if Page One Hundred Seventy-Six i 4 • k ftt T T E ! terasi 1. X ' ■  . L ■ 4 -4.. ►. f—  } ■• ■ 2fc- - w ,—•;-- -- r n -ST-T- ' 3 i .... g : IS ■ I .- «?!- Betty Jo Blackwood Pope One Hundred Eighty - -l- t . J J u H r ' TirWf ' ' ff ' i :JI ; ?U; Sandra Parnell ... .■ -- . i. ■  t w c n Ir ' iatA-tt rat i_..__j .« . --r •--4 ' Fi t Hfeif; Hrtf ■ ■ y , li c Hundred Eighty-One « m Page One Hundred Eighty-Two Jean Thomas Page One Hundred Eighty-Three SANDRA PARNELL Page One Hundred Eighty-Four From a bevy of lovely girls pretty and talented Sandra Parnell, sponsored by Zane Daniel, was selected by the student body to reign over homecom- ing festivities at High Point College. Shattering all previous records of attendance, many alumni attended the homecoming activities on February 14. Dur- ing alumni registration in the morning campus tours were conducted by members of the local chapter of the High Point College Alumni Association. Accord- ing to custom Dr. and Mrs. Cooke held open house during the afternoon. Many alumni and their families attended the annual dinner in the Harrison Hall Cafeteria, over which Porter Hauser, president of the alumni association presided. Though disappointed by the loss of the game between High Point and Appa- lachian, fans nevertheless enjoyed the half-time ac- tivities of the game which included scenes from the Tower Players ' production, Girl Cra y, presentation of various awards, and the crowning of lovely Sandra Parnell, Homecoming Queen. ■ m Agjj .V. JH P liLi P m Hr i 1 f 1 1 r P 1 1 ■ • Student organizations were encouraged to con- struct on the front campus displays depicting a homecoming theme. These attractive displays were judged by an alumni committee, and the winner and runner-up received awards presented by the Student Government Association during the half- time activities of the homecoming game between Appalachian and High Point. Lambda Chi Alpha received the first award, and Zeta Tau Alpha was presented the second prize for a merry-go-round display. Pictured above is La nbda Chi Alpha ' s winning display. At the left are Zeta Tau Alphas display and another attractive exhibit sponsored by Sigma Phi Epsilon. ■ ■ ■ ' ■ srr . - 5tt?6-- flw H  JATSiE MABTtt Page One Hundred Eighty-Six Smoi SYLVIA HOLT SHIRLEY YOKLEY ANNE STARR DORIS TALLEY - Sopkofttow : i mi b SYLVIA NEWTON SANDRA PARNELL iliSi Jmlmm JULIA HOBSON ■ JULIE YOUNG Mistlike ghosts throng about us in the dawn, our precious re- membrances of things past. We prize them, cherish them, count them over as misers their gold pieces, and then we put them away . . .reluctantly. . .but realizing that they can be restored to us in- stantly by a turn of a page or a glance into our hearts. And ever as we take them out, our remembrances, to be lovingly re-examined, we put them away again; for they are a part of yesterday and the dawn of our beginning. Our strength, our hopes, and our energies, we direct to the promise of the future, lying shining and lovely in the full golden light of the day. The past is but the beginning of a beginning , and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. Grace Litchfield Page One Hundred Ninety-One ' 5! . Jiffa ,; r? Ui One Hundred Nintty-Tu Q -t WJ 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 ESTABLISHED 1904 ADAMS-MILLIS CORPORATION MANUFACTURER HOSIERY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Executive Offices 400 English Street, High Point, N. C. New York Office 2816 Empire State Building Chicago Office 222 West Adams Street Pacific Coast Representative Sidney Muller 552 Mission Street, San Francisco Plants High Point, Kernersville, and Tryon, N. C. ENGLISH MOTOR COMPANY Washington at Wrenn Street High Point, North Carolina FORD — Test Drive It — Value Check It SPORTSWEAR FORMALS TO RENT SHACKELFORD ' S 140 N. Main Street Nunn-Bush Shoes Custom Tailoring MARIETTA PAINT COLOR CO. FINE FURNITURE FINISHES PAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS Page One Hundred Ninety-Four EDWARD VANTINE STUDIOS, INC. ' Nationally Known College Photographers ' HAMILTON, NEW YORK Official 1959 Zenith Photographers Page One Hundred Ninety-Five Compliments of PIEDMONT AUTO FINANCE CO. 306 S. Main Street i ii lu;, Compliments of SECURITY NATIONAL BANK riedman SAMUEL HYMAN JEWELER -:- GIFT SHOP High Point, North Carolina Compliments S. H. KRESS COMPANY 5-10-25c STORE TERRY ' S TEXACO SERVICE 621 North Main Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of HIGH POINT HARDWARE KOONTS-McGHEE DRUG CO. Opposite Post Office PHONE 2-3373 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Television Soles Service Inc., RCA, DUMONT, ADMIRAL Service by Factory Men 735 N. Main Street Phone 2-4191 TOBIAS Compliments of CANNON FETZER High Point, North Carolina PEGRAM-BURTON, Inc. 129 South Main Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Ninety-Six O H CO z O CD - u B o as z - C 33 D C EC - = U H — Q = - - w ds - CO z I— I And e was withdrawn from them about a stone ' s cast, and knelt down, and prayed. St. Luke 22:41 CHURCH WINDOWS Since 1906 HIGH POINT GLASS DECORATIVE COMPANY A. W. Klemme, President, High Point, N. C. Page One Hundred Ninety-beven S ttitoA FIVE POINT LAUNDERMAT 1232 Montlieu Avenue At Five Points Phone 3054 GARNER ' S ESSO SERVICENTER CLYDE A. GARNER Phone 2-1164 Greensboro Rd. High Point, N. C. Compliments of THE BORDEN COMPANY Manufacturers and Distributors of FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR 100 YEARS High Point, North Carolina BELL WOOD INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. 755 Main Street For Your Every Insurance Need Phone 2-4723 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA REDWINE HARDWARE CO. 208 North Main Phone 3444 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA WILLIAMS FLOWERS GIFTS Quality Flowers Plus Personal Attention 4018 South Main Street PHONE 5011 Proud of You... Proud to Serve You! DURE POWER COMPANY DAR-LEE FASHIONS FOR LADIES 825 North Main St. Phone 2-4225 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA PROFESSIONAL SERVICE PERSONAL, PENSION, and BUSINESS INSURANCE R. DELBERT KIRKMAN GEORGE D. DAIRS, C.L.U. Associate General Agent CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 6545 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA STEELE ' S DINER Owned and Operated by Former High Point College Students A good Company to be insured in— A good Company to work for. PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Ninety-Eight 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 insti- tution. 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 DENTON RAILROAD COMPANY Nothing But Service To Sell 1335 North Main Phone 3060 ENGLISH RADIO TV SERVICE We Specialize in Television and Radio Repair. R. H. FREEMAN HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA HEDGECOCK LUMBER COMPANY 1213 Ward Street Phone: 2-4101 - 2-4102 Where the Home Begins in High Point W. E. LINTHICUM AND SON READY MIXED CONCRETE High Point Asheboro Siler City Jacksonville Save By Placing Your Insurance of All Kinds With Us ALLEN B. WELBORN, INC. 101 W. Green Street HARRIS DRUG STORE 1231 Montlieu Ave. phone 2 2611 FREE DELIVERY Compliments of INGRAM ' S PHARMACY Phone 2-3313 Hall Printing Company S. HAMILTON STREET HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Serving HIGH POINT and HIGH POINT COLLEGE with QUALITY PRINTING since 1924. Page One Hundred Ninety-Nine Compliments of COLTRANE-GRAHAM CONSTRUCTION CO. 245 South Hamilton Street Phone 9695 High Point, North Carolina COLUMBIA FOOD MARKET THE WORLDS BEST MEATS 2112 S. Main Street Phone 7976 TIRE SERVICE V ' ImIcL l fine itfidqmaUiU HS.R0YAL TIKES THURSTON ST.- Just off N.MAIN ST. HUNTER COMPANY OF NORTH CAROLINA INC 1502 South Main Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Shaver Oil Company SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of ALMA DESK CO. ONE OF N. C. ' s LEADING INDUSTRIES COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF HIGH POINT HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA SLOOP AUTO SERVICE 804 West Broad Telephone 3944 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of WILLIAMS SALES CO., Inc. HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Venetian Blinds - Window Shades - Tape - Cord Cornices - Drapery Hardware Manufacturers MONARK SHADE BLIND COMPANY Phone 2-1616 1406 N. Main St. HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA The Business Manager of the 1959 ZENITH extends thanks to the supporters of the Miss High Point College Contest. AMERICAN SERVICE CO. 236 West Russell Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA ICE - COAL Pape Two Hundred MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY Manufacturers KITCHEN FURNITURE Since 1906 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA L. R. STEWART G. A. STEWART R. K. STEWART SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS Reinforced Concrete, Our Specialty Builders Since 1914 COMMERCIAL . . .INDUSTRIAL . . . INSTITUTIONAL . . . AND RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS Telephones: 6904 - 9659 P. O. Box 1936 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Students ' Headquarters HIGH POINT COLLEGE BOOK STORE BOOKS REFRESHMENTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Official College Rings and Jewelry Page Two Hundred One Compliments of PENROD, JURDEN CLARK COMPANY Compliments of PIEDMONT PETROLEUM FUEL COMPANY English Street Extension HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Anderson ' s West End Drug Store 1550 English Street Phone 9376 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of SILVER KNIT HOSIERY MILLS, Inc. Manufacturers of Fine Hosiery HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of AUMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY ELWOOD BARBER SHOP Four Barbers 10 Serve You Next to Elwood Hotel Compliments of SAMPLE SHOE STORE 119 North Main Street Shoes For the Entire Family SWAIM SUPPLY CO., Inc. WHOLESALE Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies HIGH POINT - SALISBURY ROCKY MOUNT C. DeWITT HOLTON FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture and Carpets 817 South Main Street PHONE 3791 BRYANT ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Since 1924 JARRETT ' S STATIONERY CO. Established 1902 106 North Wrenn Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA American Supply Company of N. C, Inc. EXCLUSIVE FABRICS For the Upholsterer and Decorator 308 W. Broad Street Phone: 4591 High Point, North Carolina Page Tuo Ilundrcd-Ttio Compliments of DEDMON PRODUCE CO. FRUITS and PRODUCE Phone 4960 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA PERLEY A. THOMAS CAR WORKS, Inc. Designers and Manufacturers of Bus Bodies HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of CAROLINA BARBER SHOP MANN ' S CUT-RATE DRUG STORES HIGH POINT, N. C. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C. REIDSVILLE, N. C. THOMASVILLE, N. C.BURLINGTON, N. C LEXINGTON, N. C. Compliments of Highland Motors, Inc. Your CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE Dealer NASH JEWELRY LOAN CO. Nash Saves You Cash 127 N. Main St. WRIGHTS CLOTHING STORE 126 North Main Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Carolina ' s Leading Clotheir KOONCE FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 4545 Compliments of W. F. MAULDIN, Inc. KIDDIE TOT HOSIERY MILLS and DAISY MILLS, Inc. Manufacturers Infant, Children and Misses Hosiery INGRAM VENDING SERVICE Complete Vending Service 2424 English Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA-FARNSWORTH Serving the Furniture Industry 625 Ward Street SNIDER PRINTING CO., INC. THE SWEET SHOPPE 113 North Main Street Phone 3745 High Point, North Carolina ■■All Your Bakery Needs CAGLE and WALLACE CONTRACTORS, Inc. 2300 Fala Street 1702 Guyer Street Phone 8-S304 Phone 6-3222 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Page Two Hundred Three Compliments of B. W. UPHOLSTERY, INC. Central Ice b Coal W. Broad W. Russell High Point, N. C. Phones 9141 - 4507 HUNTER COAL OIL CO. COAL : FUEL OIL HEATING SERVICE YORK AIR CONDITIONING Phone 2-3366 BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC. 214 North Main St. High Point, N. C. SPORTING GOODS and BUILDING SUPPLIES ROSE FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Stores in HIGH POINT - THOMASVILLE ASHEBORO Compliments of WASHBURN OIL COMPANY HERITAGE DESIGN -Jfr CRAFTSMANSHIP PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO. GLASS : MIRRORS : PAINTS : BRUSHES 1 South Hamilton Compliments of JONES AND PEACOCK, INC. FEAST-A-BAR CAFE North Main St. Ext. Phone 8-6335 High Point, North Carolina J. W. SECHREST SON, INC Serving This Community Since 1897 PHONE 2-2555 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Two Oxygen Equipped Ambulances Day and Night Compliments of CAROLINA CONTAINER CO. HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA SUNSHINE LAUNDRY Monite Moth-Proof Dry Cleaning 210-212 Pine Street Dial 2-3393 Compliments of LEDBETTER ' S RESTAURANT MR. and MRS. W. W. LEDBETTER Owners W. A. DAVIS MILLING CO. 110 South Perry Street TELEPHONE 2-1819 Millers of Flour, Meal and Feed J L Pane Tiro Hundred Four Compliments of CASARD FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Manufacturers of FINE FURNITURE HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Women With A Sense of Style Prefer FIRTH RUGS AND CARPETS COMPLIMENTS OF THE STAFF QUICKER THAN YOU THINK CLEANERS LAUNDRY 207 Centennial Avenue Compliments of SHERATON HOTEL High Point Steam Laundry, Inc. Phone 2-3325 SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE CO. The Major Appliance and Television Store. 145 South Wrenn Street PHONE 2-4147 Compliments of JAMES O. WELCH CANDY COMPANY FRESHMEN and SENIORS both agree that nothing beats Welch ' s Candy. Page Two Hundred Five Senior Statistics T. R. ALEXANDER, JR. B.S. Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi 1,2; ZENITH 4; Tower Players 3,4. ROY B. ALLEN B.S. Business Brevard Junior College 1; M.S.F. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Vice-President 4; ZENITH Staff 4. CHARLES G. ANDERSON A.B. Social Studies WILLIAM H. ANDERSON A.B. Education, Psychology, Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 1; Sgt. at Arms 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 3. NORMAN LEON ANDREWS B.S. Business N. C. State College 1; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Intramurals 2,3,4. DONALD F. ARMFIELD B.S. General Science Mars Hill College 1,2. STEWART ARNOLD B.S. Business University of North Carolina 1,2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3,4. BARBARA ANN AYERS A.B. English Zeta Tau Alpha 3,4, Historian 3, Vice-President 4; Alpha Delta Theta 1; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; The Lamp Staff 2; Stu- dent Legislature 2,3; Orientation Committee 4; ZENITH Staff 2,3,4, Copy Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Woman ' s Chorus 1; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Order of the Lighted Lamp 3,4; Scholastic Honor Society 3,4; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4. FREDERICK RAY BARBER, JR. A.B. English Delta Sigma Phi 2,3,4, Pledgemaster 2,3, Vice-President 3, Rush Chairman 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 3,4; Fel- lowship Teams 1; Student Government 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; North State Student Government 3,4, Vice- President 4; Student Legislature 2; Orientation Com- mittee 2,3,4; Hi Po Staff 1,2,3,4, Art Editor 2,3, Feature Editor 3, Managing Editor 4; ZENITH Staff 2,3, Art Edi- tor 2; Choir 1,2,3; Tower Players 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2; Intramurals 1,2.3.4; Junior Marshal 3; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4; College Photographer 3; College News Bureau 3. M. LINDSAY BABBOUR A.B. Sociology University of North Carolina 1,2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3,4; Hi Po Staff 3,4; Sports Editor 4; ZENITH Staff, Sports Editor 4; Choir 4; Men ' s Ensemble 4. DAVID A. BEAN B.S. Business Administration MAURY F. BEAUCHOT B.S. Business Administration Varsity Basketball 1,2,3; Junior Marshal 3; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CECIL C. BELL A.B. Sociology Greensboro College 1,2. JACK BENFIELD A.B. Religion Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 1; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Student Legislature 2,3,4, Reading Clerk 3; Orientation Committee 4; Hi Po Staff 4; Choir 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1; Class Treasurer 1; Dean ' s List 1; Junior Mar- shal 3. WILLIAM GRADY BENFIELD A.B. Religion Kappa Chi 3,4, Newspaper Editor 4. ELIZABETH ANN BENNETT A.B. English Union College 1,2; Alpha Gamma Delta 3,4; Alpha Delta Theta 3; Fellowship Team 3; M.S.F. 3; Tower Players 3. KEMP BENNET, JR. B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 3; Junior Varsity 1,2; Intramurals 3,4. FRANK E. BERRY A.B. English RAYMOND C. BINGHAM B.S. Physical Education Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4; Veterans Club 1; Hi Po Staff 2, Sports Writer 2; Junior Varsity 1; Physical Education Majors Club 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Baseball 4; Dean ' s List 1. JIMMY RONALD BLACK A.B. Social Studies Delta Sigma Phi 3,4; Activities Chairman 3; F.T.A. 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DONALD R. BOWERS A.B. English Dean ' s List 3. ARTHUR MONROE BOWLES B.S. Business Administration BETSEY JAYNE BRYANT A.B. Mathematics Stetson Universitv 1; Pfeiffer 2; Zeta Tau Alpha 3,4; Band 3,4. LINDA BRIGGS A.B. Social Studies Alpha Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4, Editor 3, House President 3, Social Chairman 3; Alpha Delta Theta 1; F.B.L.A. 1; May Court 3; Class Secretary 3. CARL H. BROWN B.S. Business Administration Page Two Hundred Six Senior Statistics MARTHA JANE BUFFALOE A.B. Elementary Education Lambda Alpha Phi 2; Zeta Tail Alpha 2,3,4, Activities Chairman 4; Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 3; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Student Government, Executive Committee 4; Orientation Committee 3,4; Woman ' s Dorm Council 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Intramurals 3; Who ' s Who 4. CAROLYN KOONTZ BURGESS A.B. Primary Education Phi Mu 1,2,3,4, Registrar 4; Student Legislature 2; Orientation Committee 2; F.T.A. 4; Hi Po Staff 2; Busi- ness Staff 2; Class Secretary 1. ONNIE MELL BUSBIN, JR. A.B. English Theta Chi 2,3.4, Corresponding Secretary 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Orientation Committee 4; Hi Po Staff 3,4, Fraternity Editor 3,4, Feature Editor 3,4; ZENITH Staff, Business Manager 4; Student Congress Senator 3. CHARLES C. CAISON B.S. Business Veterans Club 3. ALLEN G. CALLOWAY B.S. Business Administration CAROLYN J. CALLOWAY A.B. English East Carolina College 1; Judiciary Council 1; Day Stu- dent Council 1. JAMES R. CALLOWAY A.B. English Brevard Junior College 1,2; Student Christian Associa- tion 4, President 4; Kappa Chi 3,4; Fellowship Teams 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4, Treasurer 4; Orientation Committee 4; Hi Po Staff 4; Tower Players 3,4; Who ' s Who 4. MARY LOU CHAPMAN A.B. Religious Education W.C.U.N.C. 1,2; Alpha Gamma Delta 3,4, President 4; Student Christian Association 4, Vice-President 4; Alpha Delta Theta 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4; Student Christian Council Representative 4; ZENITH Staff 3. PAUL M. CASSELL. JB. B.S. Business Administration Brevard Junior College 1. MICKEY CAUDLE, JR. A.B. Sociology Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4. EDNA WHITE CHAPMAN A.B. English Spartanburg Junior College 1,2; Zeta Tan Alpha 3,4, Music Chairman 4; Alpha Delta Theta 3; M.S.F. 3; Hi Po Staff 4; Choir 3,4; Band 3,4, Vice-President 4; Woman ' s Chorus 3; Tower Players 3,4, RONALD CHAPMAN B.S. Business Administration Theta Chi 1,2,3,4, Pledge Master 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 4. DUDLEY B. CLINARD A.B. Social Studies JANE W. COATES A.B. Mathematics Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Student Government Repre- sentative 3; Fellowship Teams 1,2,3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Student Legislature 3; F.T.A. 4; Woman ' s Chorus ' 1,2,3 ' BOBBY D. CONNELL B.S. Business Administration Theta Chi 3,4, Historian 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Veterans Club 1,4. GEORGE COOK B.S. Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi 3,4; Class Vice-President 1. GARY CORNELL A.B. Religion and Philosophy Student Christian Association 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4, Spiritual Life Chairman 2; Fellowship Teams 1,2,3,4; Student Christian Association Represent- ative 4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Publication Chairman 2, Project Chairman 4; Canterbury Club 3,4, President 4; Student Legislature 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; International Relations Club 2; Tower Plavers 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Marshal 3. EDWIN B. COYL, JR. B.S. Business Pi Kappa Alpha 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. WALTER CARSON COX B.S. Business Administration Guilford College 2; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4; Inter-Fra- ternity Council 1. FLOYD T. CRAVEN B.S. Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Pledge Master 3,4; F.B.L.A. 1,2; Veterans Club 4; Junior Varsity 1; Intramurals 1,2. BETTY ROSE CROOK A.B. Social Studies Alpha Gamma Delta 2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 1. LOUIE S. CRYE B.S. Business University of North Carolina 1.2; Lambda Chi Alpha 3,4. JACK DARR B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 3,4. JOHN LOUIS DAVENPORT B.S. Business Administration Lambdi 1,3; Orien 1.2,3,4. a Chi Alpha 3,4. Secretary 4; Student Legislature ientation 1 Committee 2; F.B.L.A. 3; Intramurals Page Timi Hundred Seien Senior Statistics CHARLES D. DAVIS B.S. Business Administration HARRY S. DAVIS, JR. B.S. Business Administration JOYCE A. DAVIS A.B. Elementary Education Louisburg Junior College 1,2; Kappa Delta 3,4. RICHARD K. DAVIS B.S. Business Administration Lees McRae Junior College 1,2. PINCKNEY GUS TAVE DEAL III A.B. Sociology Brevard Junior College 1,2; Theta Chi 3,4, Secretary 4; ZENITH Staff. Fraternity Editor 4. CAROLE DEATON A.B. Elementary Education Mars Hill College 1,2; Meredith College 3. ADRIAN DELK B.S. Business Administration ISAAC L. DENNY B.S. Business Administration MARTHA DICKENS A.B. Elementary Education Warren Wilson College 1,2. AUDREY LEE DICKSON A.B. English Brevard Junior College 1,2; Alpha Delta Theta 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4. JOHN FRANK EDWARDS A.B. Religion Brevard Junior College 1; Kappa Chi 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Symphony Orchestra 2,3,4. FRAZIER McLEAN EDWARDS III A.B. Religion Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4, Editor 2; Fellowship Teams 1,2,3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT LOUIS ELLIOTT B.S. Business Band 1,2; Tower Players 1,2,3,4. ELEANOR A. EVANS B.S. Business Wesley College 1,2; Phi Mu 3,4. GRAY EVERHART B.S. Physical Education Veterans Club 1; Physical Education Majors Club 4; Intramurals 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. CLARENCE C. FREEMAN, JR. B.S. Physical Education Choir 1,2,3; Varsity Basketball Manager-Trainer 4; Physical Education Majors Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Baseball Manager 4; Track Trainer 3. JOHN GANSMAN B.S. General Science Delta Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4. DONALD F. GEORGE A.B. Religion Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4. JONNYE SUE DRAUGHN B.S. Home Economics Epsilon Sigma Omicron 3,4; Alpha Delta Theta 4; M.S.F. 1; F.T.A. 4. RAYMOND L. DRISCOLL, JR. A.B. Mathematics University of North Carolina 1,2,3. ERNEST CHARLES DYSON B.S. Business Administration, History Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Student Christian Association 2,3,4 Westminster Fellowship 2,3,4, President 2. Vice-Presi dent 3; Student Christian Association Representative 4 Student Legislature 1.2; Orientation Committee :s,3,4 F.B.L.A. 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 2 Class President 3; Class President 4; Dean ' s List 2 Order of the Lighted Lamp 3,4; Ten Top Seniors 4 Who ' s Who 4; State Student Legislature Representative 2,3; North State Student Government Association 3. DAVID MORRIS GORDON A.B. Psychology BILLY GROOM E A.B. Social Studies WARREN E. HAMILTON A.B. English, Religion Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 1,2,3; Planning Committee 2; M.S.F. 1,2; Choir 2,3,4; Men ' s Ensemble 2; Intramurals 1,2. ELMER HALL A.B. Religion and Philosophy Delta Sigma Phi 3,4, Vice-President 4; Student Christian Association 3; Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 1, 2,3; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; The Lamp Staff 2, Editor 2; Hi Po 3,4, Editor 4; Choir 1; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Junior Marshal 3; Order of the Lighted Lamp 3,4; Scholastic Honor Society 3,4; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4; President of State Methodist Student Movement 4. BETTY BRINKLEY EARLY A.B. Elementary Education Canterbury Club 2.3: F.T.A. 3. WILLIAM R. HARDESTY A.B. English University of North Carolina 2,3. Page Two Hundred Eight Senior Statistics PAULINE L. HARRINGTON A.B. Elementary Education FRANKLIN D. HAZZARD B.S. Business GEORGE W. IVEY, JR. B.S. Physical Education N C. State 1; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Physical Edu TS. Mil) ° rS C,Ub 3 ' 4; Intramura1 1A3I BasS. EDWARD L. HEDDEN B.S. Business M.S.F. 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA GAIL HESTER B.S. Health and Physical Education F.T.A. 1; Woman ' s Athletic Association 1,2, President 2; Varsity Basketball 1: Physical Education Majors Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Historian and Reporter 3; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. SHARON FRANCINE INGRAM B.S. Business Administration Kappa Delta 1,2,3,4, Activity Chairman 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Alpha Delta Theta 1,4; M.S.F. 124 FBLA 2 F.T.A. 2,4; Tower Players 1,4. ' ' ' ' SARA JACKSON A.B. English Kappa Delta 1,2; Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Tower Players 2,3,4. KENNETH LAMAR HICKS A.B. Sociology Lambuth College 1,2; Delta Sigma Phi 3,4, Scholarship Chairman 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3,4; Program Chairman 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Intramurals 3,4. SYLVIA EVANS HILL B.S. Business Administration Kappa Delta 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Vice-President 2, Membership Chairman 4; B.S.U. 1,2,3,4; Student Legis- lature 2; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Woman ' s Dorm Council 1,2,3,4: Freshman Representative 1,2, Vice- President 2, President 3; F.T.A. 2; ZENITH Staff 3; Woman ' s Athletic Association 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4. SUE JACKSON A.B. Elementary Education Brevard Junior College 1,2; Alpha Delta Theta 3,4; Fellowship Teams 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Hi Po Staff 3; ZENITH Staff 3,4, Associate Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Who ' s Who 4. KELLEY RAY JONES A.B. History Appalachian State Teachers College 1; Kappa Chi 2,3,4, Social Chairman 3; Student Government Association Representative 4; Fellowship Teams 2; M.S.F. 2,3,4; Student Government 4; Choir 3,4; Men ' s Ensemble 3; Intramurals 2,3,4. DONALD L. HILTON B.S. Business KIRBY LEE JOYCE B.S. Physical Education WILLIE LIEU HODGES A.B. Beligious Education Student Christian Association 4; Alpha Delta Theta 1, 2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 1,2,3,4; Planning Committee 3,4; M.S.F. 1.2,3,4, Projects Chairman 2; International Relations Club 1.2,3,4, Secretary 3. ARNOLD THOMAS LAWSON B.S. General Science Theta Chi 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Fellowship Teams 2,3; B.S.U. 2,3,4; ZENITH Staff 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Men ' s En- semble 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3. MARY ANN HODGIN A.B. Elementary Education F.T.A. 2,3; Hi Po Staff 2. SYLVIA GREY HOLT A.B. Sociology Phi Mu 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2,3, President 4; Panhellcnic 4; Student Legislature 2; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Miss H. P. C. Finalist 3; May Court 2; Class Secretary 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Junior Marshal 3; Order of the Lighted Lamp 3,4; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4; Woman ' s Dorm Council 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3,4. LAWANA HUNTER A.B. Elementary Education East Carolina College 1,2. RAMONA LEE LEONARD A.B. Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4 .Activities Chairman 3, Social Chairman 4; Alpha Delta Theta 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Woman ' s Chorus 1. MAX GORDON LOFLIN BS. Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4; Day Student Council President 3; Hi Po Staff 2. CHARLES LOFTIN A.B. Social Studies. English Gardner Webb College 1,2; Catawba 3; Hi Po Staff 4. Page Two Hundred Nine Senior Statistics THOMAS EDGAR LOFTIS A.B. History Student Christian Association 4; Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4 Fellowship Teams 1,2,3,4, Planning Committee 3,4 M.S.F. 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Choir 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Tennis 3,4. DON LEVINA B.S. Business Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BOBBY F. LAWSON B.S. Business Administration Veterans Club 1,2,3,4, President 4. BERTHA CAROLYN LOWDER A.B. Elementary Education Alpha Delta Theta 1,2; Fellowship Teams 2; M.S.F. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3, Secretary 3. DEEDIE MARLOWE A.B. Elementary Education Student Christian Association 4; Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Student Legislature 4; F.T.A. 4. JANE MARTIN B.S. Home Economics Epsilon Sigma Omicron 1,2,3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 2,3, President 4; Alpha Delta Theta 1; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; Woman ' s Dorm Council 2,3,4, Treas- urer 2, Head Proctor 3, Vice-President 4; Intramurals 1,2; Miss H. P. C. Finalist 1,2; May Queen 4; Class Secretary 2; Junior Marshal 3; Who ' s Who 4. MARTHA BETH McCULLOCH A.B. Elementary Education W.C.U.N.C. 1,2. DONALD HARDING McGEE B.S. Chemistry CAROLE IMWOLD McRACKEN A.B. Mathematics, Education Marion College 1,2; Alpha Gamma Delta 3,4, Editor 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Hi Po Staff, Woman ' s Sports Editor 4; Woman ' s Chorus 3; Intramurals 3,4. BETTY LEE MEACHAM A.B. English, History and Political Science Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 4; B.S.U. 3; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; ZENITH Staff, Senior Editor 4; Woman ' s Chorus 1,2; Tower Players 1,2,3. JOHN WILTON MELVIN B.S. Business Administration JOE MISENHEIMER B.S. Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Intramurals 1. DAVID STEVE MITCHELL A.B. Elementary Education Brevard College 1,2; Greensboro College 3. PATSY LEE MOORE A.B. English Zeta Tau Alpha 3,4, Historian 4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Devo- tions Chairman 3; Hi Po Staff 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Woman ' s Chorus 1; Dean ' s List 1,2,3. AARON WARD MOSS A.B. Religion Student Christian Association 2,3,4; Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4, President 4; Fellowship Teams 1,2; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Legislature 2, Judiciary Council 3,4, Chief Justice 4; Orientation Committee 4; Tower Players 3,4; Dean ' s List 1,3; Junior Marshal 3; Order of the Lighted Lamp 3,4; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4. SARAH LUTRITIA MURPHY A.B. Elementary Education ROBERT LEE NELSON B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Veterans Club 2,3,4, President 3. SHELBY JEAN NELSON B.S. Music Education Zeta Tau Alpha 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Choir 3,4; Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Woman ' s Chorus 2,3. JOSEPH CONWAY NEWSOME A.B. Elementary Education F.T.A. President 4. GORDON D. NIFONG B.S. Chemistry Theta Chi 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2,3,4; Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil 2; Student Legislature 2,3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3; Junior Marshal 3; Student Congress 3. BILLIE PAISLEY A.B. Religious Education Alpha Delta Theta 2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 4; B.S.U. 3; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Orientation Committee 3; Hi Po Staff 4; ZENITH Staff 4; Tower Players 3; Junior Marshal 3; Epsilon Sigma Omicron 4. BETSY PAYNE B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 3,4. BETTY PAYNE B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 3,4. JAMES WILLIAM PARKER B.S. General Science LUTHER M. PENDRY B.S. Business Administration Page Two Hundred Ten Senior Statistics JOHN BENNETT PHILLIPS B.S. Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4, Pledge Trainer 2,3; Student Legislature 1,2,3, State Student Legislature 1, Judiciary Council 1; Orientation Committee 1,2; F.B.L.A. 1,2 3 4- Hi Po Staff 1,2. MARGARET WICKER PLUMMER A.B. Elementary Education F.T.A. 3,4. LUCIA MARIE PORCELLI A.B. Elementary Education Louisburg Junior College 1,2; Kappa Delta 3,4, Treas- urer 3; Social Chairman 3, Vice-President 4; ZENITH Staff, Sorority Editor 4; Intramurals 3,4. MARGARET ANNETTE PRICE A.B. Primary Education Greensboro College 1,2. BARBARA CAROL PURVIS A.B. Elementary Education Student Government 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Kappa Delta. SION LEO RECORD, JR. B.S. General Science Southern Pilgrim College 1,2; Dean ' s List 3. LARRY REAVIS B.S. Business Administration Wake Forest College 1; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; M.S.F. 3,4; Orientation Committee 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Veterans Club 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Golf 4. JAMES HOWARD SASSER A.B. Social Studies Oak Ridge Military Institute 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Intramurals 3,4; Baseball 4. EUGENE THOMAS SATTERFIELD, JR. B.S. Physical Education Louisburg Junior College 1,2; Veterans Club 3; Physical Education Majors Club 3,4; Baseball 4. LUTHER SANDERS A.B. Social Studies Louisburg Junior College 1,2; Pi Kappa Alpha 3,4; In- tramurals 3,4. CHARLES I. SCHRAM B.S. Business Administration RAY L. STAFFORD B.S. Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4. IRMA JANE SCRUGGS A.B. Elementary Education Lambda Alpha Phi 1,2, Treasurer 2; Zeta Tau Alpha 3,4, Treasurer 3, Ritual Chairman 4; Student Christian As- sociation, Secretary 3; Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,4; Fellow- ship Teams 3; M.S.F. 1,2; The Lamp Staff 2; F.T.A. 3,4; Student Legislature Representative 4; ZENITH Staff 4; Intramurals 1,3,4; Dean ' s List 1; Junior Marshal 3; Who ' s Who 4. BEN SHORE B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 3,4. KENT RAY RICHARDSON A.B. Social Studies JOHN ADAMS SHIRKEY B.S. Religion and Philosophy RONDA LEE ROBBINS A.B. English Alpha Delta Th eta 1,2,3,4; Fellowship Teams 3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Student Legislature 3; Orientation Committee 4; Woman ' s Dorm Council, Hall Proctor 1,3; F.T.A. 4; Choir 1,2,3,4, Historian 4; Tower Players 3. JOHN KIRK ROBERTS, JR. B.S. General Science WAYNE ROBERTSON B.S. Business Administration Veterans Club 1. WILLIAM R. ROGERS A.B. Sociology Theta Chi 1,2,3,4, Athletic Chairman 3,4; Student Legis- lature 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM F. RUTLEDGE B.S. Business Administration Veterans Club 1,3,4; Golf 1,4. CHARLES W. SISK B.S. Business Administration JOSEPH SICELOFF B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4, President 2,4; Veterans Club 2; Stu- dent Congress Delegate 3. EMMA RHUE SMITH A.B. Primary Education Alpha Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4; ZENITH Staff 2,3; Band 1,2; Woman ' s Chorus 2. CLEGG DUB SPEIGHT B.S. Mathematics Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Historian 4; Intra- murals 3,4. TED L. SPENCER B.S. Business Administration Theta Chi 2,3,4, President 4; Class Treasurer 4; Student Legislature 3. Vage Two Hundred Eleven Senior Statistics HASSEL G. STRADER B.S. Business Administration DOUGLAS R. SQUIRES B.S. Physical Education Lambda Chi Alpha 3,4; Physical Education Majors Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4. SUSAN STEWART B.S. Business Education Bob Jones University 1,2,3; Fellowship Teams 4. EUPHON L. SUMNER A.B. Social Studies Carson-Newman College 1,2,3. HAROLD ALLEN SURRAT, JR. B.S. Business Administration PAUL LARRY SWIGGETT A.B. Mathematics Junior Varsity 1,2,3,4. JAMES H. TALBERT B.S. Business Administration F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4; Veterans Club 1,2,3,4. JAMES VERNON TATE B.S. General Science Delta Sigma Phi 1,2,3,4, President 4; Student Christian Association 1,2,3,4; Student Government 3, Judiciary Council 4; Orientation 4; Who ' s Who 4. FRANCIS STUART TAYLOR ITT A.B. Religion and Philosophy Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Fellowship Teams 1,2; M.S.F. 1,2,3; Student Government 1; Choir 1,2,3; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Dean ' s List 1. MARTHA LOUISE TURNIPSEED A.B. Religious Education Mitchell Junior College 1,2; Phi Mu 3,4, Ritualistic Chairman 4; Student Christian Association 4; Alpha Delta Theta 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4; Orientation Committee 4; Woman ' s Dorm Council, Head Hall Proctor 4; ZENITH Staff 3; Choir 3,4, Secretary 4; Tower Players 3,4; In- tramurals 3,4. ALBERT RUSSELL TREVARTHEN B.S. Science Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4, President 4, Inter- Fraternity Council 3; Orientation Committee 4; ZENITH Staff 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Who ' s Who 4. CLARA JANICE TUTTEROW A.B. Religious Education Mitchell Junior College 1,2; Phi Mu 3,4, Chaplain 4 ; Alpha Delta Theta 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4; Student Legislature 4; ZENITH Staff 3; Intramurals 3,4. MALCOLM L. THOMAS B.S. Business Administration U.N.C. 1,2,3. CHARLES SIDNEY VAUGHN A.B. Religious Education Duke University 1,2; Kappa Chi 3,4; M.S.F. 3,4, Orienta- tion Committee 4; Choi r 3,4, President 4. FRED LEWIS VONCANNON B.S. Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MARY JANE WATERS B.S. Home Economics University of Delaware 1; Choir 2,3; Woman ' s Chorus 2; Epsilon Sigma Omicron 3,4. CHARLES LEE WATSON B.S. Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4, Alumni Secretary 2, Rush Chairman 4; Orientation Committee 2,3,4; McCulloch Hall Council 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Junior Varsity 1; Physical Education Majors Club 1,2,3,4; In- tramurals 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Who ' s Who 4; Ten Top Seniors 4. DWIGHT EDWARD WHITLOCK, JR. A.B. English Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Fellowship Teams 3,4; Student Government 3. BOB WIENBERRY A.B. Social Studies N.D.M. 1; Delta Sigma Phi 2,3,4, Social Chairman 2,3. CHARLES A. WILLIAMS A.B. Sociology Theta Chi 1,2,3,4; I.F.C. Representative; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; B.S.U. ROSS WINGO A.B. Sociology Brevard College 1,2; Choir 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. SHIRLEY ANN YOKLEY A.B. English Phi Mu 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Pledge Director 4; Panhellenic President 4; B.S.U. 3,4, Program Director 4; Orientation Committee 4; F.T.A. 4; Hi Po Staff 3,4, Sorority Editor 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 3,4; Miss H. P. C. Finalist 2,3; May Court 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List 1; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4; Homecoming Queen 2. BENJAMIN F. ZAMBRANA B.S. Chemistry Delta Sigma Phi 3,4, Chaplain 4; Kappa Chi 3,4; Fellow- ship Teams 2,4; M.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Publicity Chairman 2; Student Legislature 4; Orientation Committee 4; Inter- national Relations Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Tennis 1,2; Dean ' s List 1,2; Junior Marshal 3; Order of the Lighted Lamp 3; Ten Top Seniors 4; Who ' s Who 4. Page Two Hundred Twelve Directory FACULTY AND STAFF Miss Louise Adams, 516 North Wrenn Street Dr. C. J. Adkins, 305 Montlieu Avenue Mr. J. H. Allred, Rt. 1, High Point Miss Katherine Anderson, Woman ' s Hall Dr. Hal L. Ballew, 800 Lindsey Street Dr. Helen R. Bartlett, 900 Sixth Street Dr. Rossiter R. Bellinger, 2601 E. Lexington Ave. Dr. Alexander V. Berkis, 821 Circle Drive Dr. Joseph L. Bernd, 329 Woodrow Avenue Mrs. Alda T. Berry, 1022 Sherrod Avenue Dr. Walter Blackstock, 112 Manor Drive Miss Clarice Bowman, Ecker Apartments Mr. Stan C. Broadway, 2728-A English Street Dr. Robert R. Bryden, 807 E. Lexington Avenue Mr. Harold F. Burhans, 709-B Chandler Street Mrs. Allene Cannon, 2406 E. Lexington Avenue Miss Marcella Carter, 1009 N. Hamilton Street Mr. H. E. Coble, Sr., 830 Circle Drive Mr. H. E. Coble, Jr., 830 Circle Drive Mrs. Dorothy Collins, 406 North Drive Dr. Marcus W. Collins, 500 Lindsey Street Dr. Harold E. Conrad, 911 W. College Drive Dr. Dennis H. Cooke, 821 W. College Drive. Dr. E. O. Cummings, Rt. 2, High Point Dr. S. C. Deskins, Rt. 8, Box 578, Greensboro Miss Jane DeSpain, 500 Player Drive Mr. Thomas E. Dodamead, 416 Gatewood Avenue Dr. W. D. Durland, Hillcrest Manor Apartments Dr. John D. Ebbs, 505 Richardson Street Mr. James L. Eller, Rt. 1, Box 103, High Point Miss Ernestine Fields, 1211 Delk Drive Dr. Mary Eve Finestone. 202 Overlook. Greensboro Mr. Joe L. Fryhover, 302-A Allred Street Mrs. Frances Gaynor, 2405 E. Lexington Avenue Mr. Wesley Gaynor, 2405 E. Lexington Avenue Dr. Carl Hankins, 609 Montlieu Avenue Mrs. Vera Hankins, 609 Montlieu Avenue Mr. Charles F. Hartman, McCulIoch Hall Dr. Leopold M. Hays, Box 1085, High Point Dr. Gilman W. Hertz, 602 Cordon Street Street Dr. Ben H. Hill, 1202 Cedrow Avenue Dr. C. R. Hinshaw, 902 Rotary Drive Miss Nancye E. Hood, 408 Parkway Mr, G. Leon Howell, 901 N. Hamilton Dr. Walter E. Hudgins, 538 Parkway Mrs. Frances W. Koontz, 820 E. College Drive Dr. Lois Kropa, 1809 Madison, Greensboro Dr. Arthur E. Le Vey, 305 Montlieu Avenue Dr. Lew J. Lewis, Rt. 2, High Point Dr. R. A. Lineberry, 1004 Johnson Avenue Mrs. Lois Livingston, 901 W. College Drive Dr. William R. Locke, 911 N. Hamilton Street Dr. Lincoln Lorenz, 3509 Parkwood, Greensboro Mrs. Lillian Mays, Gantt Apartments, 18-C Dr. Wm. W. Mountcastle, 605 Radford Street Dr. Frances Muldrow, Wm. Mary Aprs., 34-B Mr. James L. Nelson, Kemersville Dr. Jack R. Netcher, 1206 Bridges Street Mrs. Mozelle Parker, 2009 W. Rotary Drive Mrs. Ina M. Patrick, 806 Carrick Street Mrs. Betty S. Perry, Woman ' s Hall Dr. Herbert H. Peterson, 828 Circle Drive Mr. Raiford M. Porter, 302-A Allred Street Mrs. Jessie N. Pratt, 901 W. College Drive Mrs. Kathryn G. Ring, 2610 Woodruff Street Miss Betty L. Shirley, North Hall Mrs. Mona Saunders, 1202 Delk Drive Dr. Jerome C. Smith, Emerywood Ct. Apts., J-3-A Mrs. Mary C. Spurrier, Wm, Mary Apts., 93-E Mr. Bill C. Tadlock, 821 Circle Drive Mr. Arthur B. Williams, 810 Montlieu Avenue Mrs. Louise Williams. 810 Montlieu Avenue Mr. Arthur S. Withers, 1105 Cedrow Avenue Dr. Lawrence A. Wood, 805 W. Circle Drive Miss Ruth Worthington, 607 Kimrey Street Mr. L. G. Wright, Wm. Mary Apts., 31-B Mrs. Peggv Wright, Wm. Mary Apts., 31-B Mr. N. P. Yarborough, 1431 Wilshire Blvd. Mr. Virgil Yow, 101 West Howell Street FRESHMAN BOYS Adams, William George, 7207 Dunmar Ct., Baltimore, Md. Albertson, Charles Michael, R. F. D., Trinity Allen, Ronald David, 116 Ashboro St., High Point Atkinson, Henry Ellen, Proctorville Bane, Thomas P., 1108 Council St., High Point Barrett, Bennie Gene, 112 Peach St., Shelby Baugham, Llovd Edward, 770 Flat Shoals, Atlanta, Ga. Benge, Tony Milton, 321 Brevard St., Statesville Blair, Hollis Smith. 618 Liberty Dr., Thomasville Blair, Phillip Welch, Route 1, High Point Blake, Kimes Eugene, Jackson Springs Boger, Bobby Duke, Route 4, Winston-Salem Bowman, Larry Gilford, 605 Melrose St., High Point Brown, Henry Dale, Route 1, Colfax Carmichael, James Thomas, Box 248, Walkertown Carroll, Charles Vernon, Jr., 1202 Blain St., High Point Case, Wayne Greer, South 3rd Ave., Mayodan Caudle, Don Cecil, 4647 Old Rural Hall Rd., Winston-Salem Chapman, Roy Edward, Route 1, Arden Charles, Robert Eugene, 3424 S. Main St., Winston-Salem Church, William Anderson, Children ' s Home, Winston-Salem Clark, Kenneth Wade, Box 23, Madison Clemmer, James Stanley, 813 S. Chester, Gastonia Coghill, James Philip, Rt. 4, Henderson Cole, William Maurice, 731 Holt Ave., Greensboro Correll, Gerald Craig, Walnut Cove Daniel, Zane, Rt. 4, Rutledge, Tenn. Darsey, John Dowman, 1208 Lamont Dr., Winston-Salem Davidson, William Preston, Box 993, Winston-Salem Davies, John Leslie, 7425 Waymouth Way, Baltimore, Md. Davis, Gary Albert, 9 Redwine St., Lexington Davis, Jefferson Woodrow, High Falls Dickinson, Harold P., Box 77, Richmond Hill, Ga. Dodson, Camerson Morrison, Rt. 2, Lexington Dorothea, John Richard, 45-58 194th St., Flushing, N. Y. Dowles, Bruce Stewart, R. F. D. 1, Acme Duncan, Thomas Jefferson, 1313 Lexington Ave., Greensboro Dyer, Daniel Hardin, 607 River Rd., Martinsville, Va. Edmondson, Larry Hugh, Children ' s Home, Lexington Edmundson, Haywood Ernest, 529 N. Mercer St., Rocky Mount Edwards, Jimmy Carlton, Chicod Evans, Wesley Atkinson, 417 Mt. View Rd., Englewood, N. J. Everhart, Jimmy Lee, 218 West 2nd St., Lexington Fairley, David Alexander, 2705 Picardy PI., Charlotte Farlow, William Allen, P. O. Box 311, Archdale Felton, Carlton Howard, 508 Dobb St., Hertford Ferguson, Thomas Andrew, 271 Kinderhamach Rd., River Edge, N. J. Flippin, Tex Reid, Route 1, Siloam Foley, Joe Lee, 1219 Cedrow Ave., High Point Foster, Coy Linville, 2843 Lemond St., Winston-Salem Freeman, Thomas Wistar, 420 Rotary Dr., High Point Fulmer, Joe Sidney, Rt, 2, Sylva Furr, Max Taylor, 1229 E. Homestead, High Point Gansman, Tom Michael, 1402 Forrest Ave., High Point Garrabrant, Bruce Gordon, 147 S. Maple Ave., Basking Ridge, N. J. Garrett, Phil Brent, 1112 Pembroke Rd., Greensboro Giddens, Herman Hill, 631 3rd Ave., Albany, Ga. Gladstone, William Carter, 65 Buckstone PL, Asheville Gordon, John Arthur, Rt. 1, Box 95, High Point Gordon, William Phillip, Route 1, High Point Gore, Lewis Edwards. Ridgeway Rd., Tabor City Gray, Albert P., 209 Barker St., High Point Groome, Henry Leon, R. F. D. 7, Box 180, Greensboro Cuzinski. Joseph Vernon, R. F D. 2, Tunkhannock, Pa. Hall, Bobby Brown, 213 Maple St., High Point Harmon, Jack Franklin, Jr., 481 N. Center St., Statesville Harris, Ronald John, Rt. 2, Randleman. Harrison, Talton Jerry, R. F. D. 3, Thomasville Hayes, Hugh Floyd, 414 Council St., Thomasville Hazelwood, Joseph Wayne, Rt. 1, Madison Helms, Billie Joe, R. F. D. 4. Box 458, High Point Hill, Jesse Rav, R. F. D. 1, Box 277, Trinity Hilliard, Robert Lee, 1207 Guyet St., High Point Hinkle, Gaston E., 1313 Wright St., High Point Hodge, Dale Robinson, 117 Plymouth Lane, Manchester, Conn. Hodge, Thomas Arthur, 2210 Highland Dr., Knoxville, Tenn. Holmes, George Field, 524 Roslyn Rd., Winston-Salem Holt, Dick Thame, 53-36 199th St., Flushing, N. Y. Houghton, Joseph Gregg, 4318 Rosedale Ave., Bethesda 14, Md. Hughes, David Auman, 111 W. Central Ave., Asheboro Hughes, Jerry Claude, Westchester Dr., High Point Humble, Jerry Lewis, Route 1, Jamestown Ingold, Donald Clarence, 115 Dorothy St., High Point Jester, James Ivan, 1223 E, Homestead, High Point Jewett, David Lawrence, N. Broadway, Upper Nyack, N. Y. Johnston, Roger Hugh, 9 Howard St., Thomasville Page Two Hundred Thirteen Jones, David Ernest, 318 Coltrane St., High Point Jones, William Bryan, 849 Madison Ave,, Winston-Salem Keever, Clarence Carl, Jr., 107 Sunset Dr., High Point Kelly, Wendell Brantley, Jr., B. F. D. 2, Carthage Kester, William Vance, 815 Fifth St., High Point Kiger, Benny Cray, Bnral Hall Kimball, Henry Thomas, Jr., 27-B Wm. Mary Apts., High Point Kinsey, Phillip Lawrence, 325 Nathan Hunt Dr., High Point Kivett, Jerry Ray, 707 Hines St., High Point Krites, Adrian Harrison, Box 205, Walkertown Lasala, Tony John, 8 W. Helen St., New Haven, Conn. Lewin, Leonard Bruce, 409 Euclid Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Lewis, Frank Lendale, Jr., 510 N. Guthrie Ave., Durham Lloyd, Douglas Richard, 2 Orchard Ave., North Plainfield, N. J. Lloyd, Robert Austin, 303 Woodrow Ave., High Point Long, Bruce Everett, R. F. D. 2, Hillsboro Lowe, John Barrette, 2526 Yanceyville Rd., Greensboro McCorkle, Charles Edison, Route 1, Denver McDaniel, Harold Edward, Evergreen MeKechnie, Robert Matthew, Box 216, Matthews McKinney, Michael Earl, Rt. 1, Box 503-B, High Point McNatt, Benjamin Edward, 2031 Wesley PI., High Point Martin, Jesse David, Lawsonville Mashburn, Mendel Laine, Route, Star Michael, Bobby James, 1010 Laurel St., Bedford, Va. Miller, Richard Maury, 505 S. England St., Williamsburg, Va, Mills, Rodney Bryan, 836 Powhatan Ave., Asheboro Moore, Ted Carlton, 1204 47th St., San Diego, Calif. Morris, Essrin Warren, 413 W. Virginia Ave., Draper Moser, Robert Hilton, 914 Ball Pard Rd., Thomasville Mowery, Jerry Randall, Route 5, Box 441, High Point Munn, Clifton Vinton, Box 207, West End Myers, Thomas Edwin, 429 Welch Dr., High Point Neal, Albert W., Onset Ave., East Wareham, Mass. Nichelson, Giles Garrett, Wm. Mary Apts., High Point Onorato, Alfred John, 14 Virginia Dr., Enston, Conn. Overstreet, Buford Leslie, R. F. D. 2, Bedford, Va. Padilla, James David, 146 West 105th St., New York 25, N. Y. Parker, Johnny Arvin, 2009 W. Rotary Dr., High Point Patterson, Wesley Larry, 609 Johnson St.. Thomasville Payne, George Ronald, Route 1, Kernersville Pena, Alfonso Francisco, 361 Vibora, Habana, Cuba Perdue, Decoy Glenn, 714-1 2 Morris St., High Point Poindexter, Tom Wilson, 3830 Thomasville Rd., Winston-Salem Poole, Jerry Wayne, Route 10, Creensboro Prosser, Kenneth Morgan, 428 Tate St., High Point Reeder, Harold Lee, Rt. 2, Box 253, Randleman Reuman, Richard Charles, 95 Woodfield Rd., Westwood, N. J. Roach, Ralph Raymond, 124 W. Maryland Ave., Draper Rudd, Melvin Eugene, 1604 Crystal Lane, Greensboro Rudisill, Larry Joseph, 114 Maple St., Thomasville Russ, Jack, Box 601, Southport Rutherford, Leon Roland, 305 Spring St., Thomasville Samuels, Kenneth Carson, 107 Cascade Ave., Draper Sands, Charles Monroe, R. F. D. 1, Danbury Scott, Jesse Gray, Route 1, Troy Sechrest, Howard Edwin, Rt. 4, Rox 309, High Point Sechrist, Chalmous Winford, 306 Polk St., Thomasville Segers, Richard Wayne, 308 Culberth St., Thomasville Simmons, Donald Carroll, Route 3, Box 68, Lenoir Snider, Charles Herman, 119 Oakdale Rd., Lexington Snider, Frank Edward, Route 2, Randleman Snyder, Clayton Eugene, Route J, Thomasville Spenard, Paul Lionell, 635 E. Lexington Ave., High Point Srour, George Michael, 15 Pine St., Hamilton, N. Y. Stafford, Walter Edward, N. Wilkesboro Stanton, John Curtis, 1312-A Eaton PI., High Point Stapleford, Maryon Webber, 616 Terminal St., Kinston Steele, Melvin Clinton, 103 Water St., Madison Stevens, Glenn Franklin, 603 Fifth St., High Point Stevens, Lester Franklin, Route 1, Box 72, High Point Sturm, Fred Peter, 124 Franklin Ave., Midland Park, N. J. Suitt, Marion Adolphus, Route 5, Box 421, Durham Surratt, Ned Lee, Box 311, Denton Taylor, Samuel Ceorge, Route 1, Westfield Teague, Donald Eugene, 913 Unity St., Thomasville Terrell, Leonard Wayne, 814 Trinity St., Thomasville Terry, Harold David, R. F. D. 1, Jefferson, S. C. Tesh, Larry Evans, Route 4, Winston-Salem Tharpe, John S., 433-D Race St., Statesville Thornburg, Cary Holton, 1315 S. Cox St., Asheboro Trotter, Jerry Don, Route 3, Asheboro Tuttle, John Kermit, Box 993, Winston-Salem Unger, Wolfy Henry, Box 295, Fletcher Van Auken, Oscar William, 6 Ames PI., Morristown, N. J. Vaughn, Jerry Allen, 309 Colonial Dr., High Point Veasey, Robert Oscar, 234 Wellington Rd., Fairfax, Del. Warner, John Harold, 311 Barnwell St., Thomasville Watts, James Lamarr, 600 E. Guilford, Thomasville Webb, William Archer. Jr., Box 72, Maxton Webster, Jerry Reid, 726 N. 3rd Ave., Silver City Welch, Jerry Errol, 608 Montlieu Ave., High Point Westmoreland, Conrad Weslev, 4321 Oak Ridge Dr., Winston-Salem White, Bobby Thomas, Box 1897, High Point White, Samuel Floyd, Route 4, Henderson Williams, David Leonard, 1206 Morgan St., Spray Williams, George Leigh, Route 1, Mt. Airy Williams, Henry Clyde, Jr., 706 Chandler St., High Point Williams, Joseph Lloyd, Route 1, Fairfax, Va. Williard, Charles O., Jr., Route 6, Winston-Salem Womack, Bartlett Yancey, 645 Sunset Dr., S. W., Winston-Salem Workman. David Franklin, 1008 Johnsontown Rd., Thomasville Wyndham, Ben Levy, Box 825, Myrtle Beach, S. C. Yarborough, Hoy Weston, Route 4, High Point FRESHMAN GIRLS Allred, Sue Carole, Route 5, High Point Alexander, Mary Gail, 418 Tate St.. High Point Anderson, Mary-Ann Leilani, 31 Mohawk Trail, Westfield, N. J. Barnes, Judith Ann, 114 N. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis Beal, Nancy Lee, 506 Denny St., High Point Beauchamp, Betty Jean, R. F. D. 3, Mocksville Boggs, Ellen Jane, 650 N. Italy St., Valdese Bowman, Ann DeVere, Route 2, Brown Summit Brady, Saundra Lili, 153 Cherry St., Asheboro Brantley, Lynda Margaret, 512 N. Church St., Mooresville Brown, Denise Melissa, Route 1, High Point Burris, Sara Louise, Belk-Cline Co., Madison Butler, Sara Alycee, 7023 Albemarle Rd., Charlotte Byrd, Brenda Helaine, Route 2, Box 96, Morganton Calloway, Deborah, 419 Spring St., Mt. Airy Campbell, Nancy Louise, Box 302, Denton Carpenter, Karen Ann, Route 1, Box 97, Rockingham Chafin, Priscilla Erlene, 614 Hedrick St., High Point Chapman, Sue Bailey, 208 Fairy St., Martinsville, Va. Cheek, Linda Joyce, 2707 Homes Dr., Morehead City Clodfelter, Carol Burton, 512 S. Summit Ave., Charlotte Coffey, Brenda LaVerne, 520 Barker St., High Point Conrad, Marilee, 1803 Runnymeade Rd.. Winston-Salem Conrad, Mary Ellen, Route 2, Thomasville Cox. Wilhelma Gayle, Route 6. Box 188, Seagrove Darlington. Dorothy Dean. 725 Center Ave., Mooresville Denny, Linda Belle, Pilot Mountain Dickson, Lorna Lee, Box 367, El kin Dillon, Linda Rankin, 600-B Richardson St., High Point Douglas, Mary Ann, 8 Beverly Rd.. Asheville Duggins, Patricia Hester, 630 Park St., High Point Edmonds, Lula Mae, Route 3, High Point Ellis, Roverda Ann, Route 3, Mocksville Epting, Dixie Anne, 324 Carolina Ave., High Point Featherstone, Norma Joyce, 1850 Ala Moana, Honolulu, Hawaii Ferebee, Rebecca Cheatham, R. F. D. 2, Box 53, High Point Fidler, Mary Lynn, 302 Hillcrest Dr., High Point Fields, Anne Douglas, Route 2, Walstonburg Fitzgerald, Linda Lucille, Jefferson Floyd. Julia Ellen, Oxford Rd., Henderson Foster, Ada Carrington, 2914 Fairview Rd., Durham Foster, Kaye Nell, St. Corporal Dr., Wilkesboro Fulp, Bonnie Boone, 134 Angel Dr., Winston-Salem Carrett, Judy Gail, 1326 Club Dr., High Point Gillispie, Nancy Anne, 1614 Westridge Rd., Greensboro Grubbs, Linda, 2708 N. Fayetteville St., Asheboro Hall, Judith Carol, Route 1, Pineville Hancock, Hylton Lucas, Route 5, Box 125, Asheboro Harrington, Marie, R. F. D. 1, Fairmont Harrington, Mary Johnson, R. F. D. 1, Fairmont Harrison, Barbara Katherine, 2034 W. Clemmonsville Rd„ Winston-Salem Hays, Sandra Lee, 348 Buford PL, Macon, Ga. Hedgecock, Rebecca Rose, Route 2. High Point Heptinstall, Martha Anne, 1313 Fairmont St., Greensboro Hill, Peggy Jean, 216 24th St., N. E., Winston-Salem Hilton, Martha Frances, Route 2, High Point Hobson, Alice Moore, Yadkinville Hobson, Julia Gray, 1221 S. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem Holder, Becky Ann, 607 E. Lexington Ave., High Point Holt, Janet Evalee, Bittersweet Rd., Winston-Salem Honeycutt, Emma Jane, Box 115, Lucama Horton, Nancy Ruth, 1208 Firth Ave., High Point Page Two Hundred Fourteen Hudson, Janice Russell, Box 343, McLean, Va. Huff, Charlotte Ann, 127 E. Homestead, High Point Hulin, Myrna Lee, 622 W. Lexington Ave., High Point Jarrett, Betty Lee, Route 2, Trinity Jennings, Barbara Avvette, Rt. 1, Box 55, Danville, Va. Johnson, Betty Ann, Clarkton Johnson, Elizabeth Ann, Route 3, Asheboro Johnson, Marjorie Dianne, 712 Montlieu Ave., High Point Johnson, Nancy Lou, High St., Draper Jones, Lorace Olivia, P. O. Box 636. Sanford Kittrell, Bettie Jane, Route 1, Kittrell Lanza, Libia del Rio, Marti 1055, Guantanamo, Cuba Lanzieri, Arlene Lyman, Sentinel Hill, Derby, Conn. Laubscher, Elizabeth Ann, Box 2005, Cameron Lawson, Nina Virginia, Route 1, Glen Allen, Va. Lloyd, Viviane Georgette, 3609 S. Lois Ave., Tampa, Fla. McCrea, Eva Bernice, R. F. D. 1, Kingstree, S. C. McDonald, Sarah DeVries, Liberty Rd., Randallstown, Md. Mcllvaine, Alice Marie, 218 Edgedale Dr., High Point Malpass, Laura Jean, 215 E. Parkway, High Point Marlette, Joyce Jeanette, 416 South St., High Point Mason, Rosemary, Yadkinville Miller, Mary Joe, 4542 Baux Mt. Rd., Winston-Salem Mitchell, Mary Wray, 1113 Rotary Dr., High Point Mitchell, Thelma Estelle, 513 N. W. 5th St., Mulberry, Fla. Modlin, Miriam Jane, Route 1, Jamestown Moran, Coralie E., Route 1, Jamestown Mosely, La Rae Jane, Route 1, Lafayette, Ga. Murray, Nelda Louise, 127 Cross St., Marion Orr, Judith Dale, Trinity Oterson, Louisa Rochelle, 1901 Ann St., Wilmington Page, Anne Hamilton, 500 N. Bayshore, Jacksonville Parker, Betty Jean, Rt. 1, Box 68-A, Maysville Parker, Judith Ann, 165 N. Ridge St., Southern Pines Parker, Penelope Jo, 20 Walter Boulden St., Elkton, Md. Parris, Nan Rebecca, Route 3, High Point Patton, Virginia Spainhour, Alexander Ave., Morganton Peele, Mildred Carolyn, Route 3, High Point Phillips, Dell Rita, Route 2, Spruce Pine Powell, Marie Warden, 10135 Cedar Lane, Kennington, Md. Prevost, Brenda Lalanne, 101 Jones Circle, Thomasville Price, Jeannette Frances, 807 Quaker Lane, High Point Pugh, Emma Bruce, Rt. 1, Box 228, Franklinville Rappold, Carol Louise, 8007 Liberty Rd., Baltimore 7, Md. Rierson, Mary Sue, Lawsonville Robbins, Sarah Ann, 220 Edgeworth St., High Point Roberts, Ethel Joyce, 1305 Forrest Ave., High Point Royer, Rebecca Louise, Rt. 2, Thurmont, Md. Roberts, Susan Anne, W. Fifth St. Ext., Beaufort Runyon, Ann Louise, Box 123, Morganton Saferight, Sylvia Jane, Route 1, Jamestown Samuels, Linda Gayle, 711 E. Commerce St., High Point Sands, Mary Jo, Box 24, Pilot Mountain Setzer, Carolyn Sue, 921 Dayton St., High Point Sharpe, Sandra Kaye, 507 Pearl Ave., Kannapolis Shoaf, Peggy Ruth, Route 5, Winston-Salem Shorter, Martha Priscilla, 910 Beverly Dr., Florence, S. C. Sink, Deanna Faye, R. F. D. 2, High Point Smith, Doris Jean, Box 1093, Liberty Smith, Eva Dell, 1470 Nottingham Dr., Aiken, S. C. Sprinkle, Glenda Olivia, Route 1, Pfafftown Stanford, Nancy Jane, Route 1, Graham Thomason, Patsy Jacquelynn, Box 711, Erwin Hgts., Thomasville Thornburg, Nancy Carol, Route 1, Davidson Torres, Irene, 308 E. Lexington Ave., High Point Touchton, Mary Jewell, Box 294, Madison, Fla. Upton, Patricia Diane, 911 Circle Dr., High Point Vaughn, Eliza Yvonne, Route 2, Mt. Airy Vestal, Sandra Lorrain, 601 Victor St., Spray Voncannon, Nancy Carolyn, 2509 Camden Rd., Greensboro Watts, Jean, 1105 Thissell St., High Point Wendler, Sheila Mary, 600 Parkway, High Point Widenhouse, Peggy Jo, 44 Englewood Ave., Concord Wilkinson, Ann Gillis, 307 N. Haskins Ave., Jamestown Willard, Mary Catherine, Butler St., Pilot Mountain Wilson, Emily Louisa, 113-A Elm St., Asheboro Woodruff, Clara Ann, Glade Valley Wvkoff, Patricia, 1135 E. 10th St., Salem, Ohio Yokley, Patricia Ann, Route 1, Thomasville Young, Julie, 4115 Fulton Rd., Knoxville, Tenn. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Albertson, Shirley Jean, Route 5, High Point Assaf, Leilani, Children ' s Home, Winston-Salem Ayers, Texie Ann, 2910 English St., High Point Belk, Nan Norton, West Main St., Stony Point Blue, Mrs. Lois Eifort, 1222 Delk Dr., High Point Bolick, Janice Gail, Fifth St., Cramerton Boyd, Annie Carol, Box 104, Candor Boyles, Frances Elledge, 1900 Queen St., Winston-Salem Buffaloe, Peggy Lois, Box 74, Marston Burroughs, Ruby Jean, 803 English St., High Point Byerly, Hilda Eloise, 907 Asheboro St., High Point Chadwick, Dorothy Jewell, Gloucester Chapman, Carol Ann, Congaree Dr., Florence, S. C. Chard, Betty Ann, 600 Dayton St., High Point Cheves, Martha Louise, 706 Denny St., High Point Combs, Karen Stuart, 618 Cabarrus Ave., Mooresville Conrad, Dell Lucretia, 1233 Britton St., Winston-Salem Creasy, Peggy Lou. 3424 Greenland Ave., N. W. Roanoke, Va. Creech, Lillian Jacqueline, Holly Springs Culler, Myra Carlene, Archdale Dalton, Frances Conrad, 2374 Fairway Dr., Winston-Salem Daniels, Lee Attress, Route 3, Denton Davis, Judith Lvnn, 1825 Idlewild Dr., Winston-Salem Dobbins, Martha Elaine, Rt. 4, High Point Doub, Elizabeth Ann, Route 2, East Bend Faircloth, Merilyn Adelia, 302 Jamestown Rd., High Point Fisher, Julia Harper, Route 1, Box 25, Matthews Fragakis, Marcia Victoria, 208 N. Green St., Winston-Salem Gandy, Mrs. Ann Cox, 11 Maple St., Concord Garner, Judith Marie, 1106 Forrest Ave., High Point Garrett, Audrey Lawunia, Route 1, Jamestown Gibbs, Frances Carolyn, 403 Aberdeen Ter., Greensboro Gibson, Frances Xavier, 403 Clarkwaye Dr., Spray Graham, Doris Elizabeth, Route 2, Box 529, Kannapolis Greene, Hazel Faye, Route 1, Mt. Gilead Hackney, Mrs. Margaret H., Morehead City Harding, Lucy Ann, Route 2, Mocksville Harris, Louise, Robbins Holland, Barbara Joyce. 28 Bond Place, West Caldwell, N. J. Holton, Linda Elizabeth, Route 1, Jamestown Hunsucker, Minnie Katherine, Box 85, Gibson Jarvis, Rebecca Imogene, 1404 S. Long St., Burlington Jones, Nancy Ernestine, Route 1, Pinnacle Joyce, Doris Ann, Route 1, Madison Joyce, Jo-Ann, 1503-C Eaton Place, High Point Tulian, Ruby Ellen, Route 1, Box 88, Randleman Kiker, Elizabeth Anne, Box 326, Wadesboro Lemmond, Lila Kay, Box 241, Matthews Lloyd, Alice Jane, 609 Lindsay St., High Point Lynch, Wanda Sue, 1626 W. Rotary Dr., High Point Mabe, Carole Lane, Route 2, Walnut Cove Mackintosh, Nancy Ann, 3008 West St., S.E., Washington 20, D. C. Malpass, Mrs. Carolina P., 1107 Johnson St., High Point Marshall, Shirley Ann, Route 1, Rural Hall Meredith, Catherine Gwendolyn, 503 Weaver St., High Point Miller, Mrs. Helen Troy L., 913 Forrest Ave., High Point Murphy, Sarah Lutritia, Route 4, Thomasville Musgrove, Virginia Dudley, Box 60, Catawba Myrick, Sophronia Ann, Route 1, Mt. Gilead McArthur, Barbara Anne, Box 236, Rowland Mcllvaine, Eileen, 218 Edgedale, High Point McNatt, Mary Katherine, 2031 Wesley Place, High Point Newton, Sylvia Joyce, 510 Prospect St., High Point Noell, Emma Louise, 1418 Mayfair Lane, Charlotte 9 Ozment, Rebecca Anne, 1146 Battleground Ave., Greensboro Parker, Mrs. Katie Sprinkle, 4818 Morningside Dr., Winston-Salem Parnell, Sandra Jean, 112 Oakwood Ct, High Point Paschall, Emily Spencer, 1905 Madison Ave., Greensboro Peedin, Mary jean, 102 Skyline Dr., Rockingham Peele, Bonnie Gray, 625 Quaker Lane, High Point Pratt, Mrs. Jessie N„ 232 W. Fieldcrest Rd., Draper Reynolds, Lynne Anita, Route 1, Lewis ville Richards, Linda Swight, Box 99, Floral City, Florida Riddle, Mrs. Beth Ellen T.. Jackson Springs Ridge, Jean Brown, Hillsville, Va. Ross, Julia Ann, 625 Lineburger St., Shelby Shelton, Margaret Virginia, 1003 DeSota Ave., Kannapolis Steed, Phyllis Diane, 4413 Harvard Ave., Greensboro Smith, Dorothy Jean, 800 English St., High Point Strickland, Shelby Dawn, Route 1, Reidsville Sumpter, Lura Hallie, 324 Newland St., Lenoir Talley, Margaret Walker, 2105 Kenilworth Ave., Charlotte Thomas, Jean Arthur, Jackson Springs Wall, Ethel Gaye, Knightdale Walker, Patricia Ann, Route 4, Kinston Westerholm, Inger Alice, 41 Storalanggapan, Vara, Finland Whitaker, Mrs. Lannie D., 2221 Hayworth Rd., High Point Willard, Iris Gayle, Route 1, High Point Williams, Betty Lou, Route 1, Box 427, Winterville Young, Eunice Marie, Route 4, Mebane Page Two Hundred Fifteen SOPHOMORE BOYS Andrews, Henry Raymond, Route 2, Durham Rd., Chapel Hill Barr, John Douglas, Route 1, Rural Hall Batchelor, Ervin Sherwood, Box 1462, Greensboro Baley, Walter Ronald, Route 1, St. Pauls Baxter, David Livingston, 606 Centennial Avenue, Guilford Bean, James Melvin, Jr., 526 Flint Street, High Point Beroth, Vernice Victor, Jr., Route 1, Pfafftown Bowman, Hague Cleo, 1103 Bridges Street, High Point Brady, Jerry Brevard, 173 Huntley Place, Charlotte Brame, Eddie Franklin, 2109 Mitchell Avenue, Greensboro Brown, Dale William, 11 Academy Street, Manchester, Conn. Brown, Russell Thomas, 1104 E. Sprague St., Winston-Salem Buie, Andrew Leo, 708 Rotary Dr., High Point Bullins, David Stanley, 631 Peachtree St., Asheboro Bumgamer, Phillip Eugene, R. F. D. 4, Asheboro Byerly, Jerry Holt, 1015 Fairfield Rd., High Point Calloway, William Rodney, 1908 Butler, Winston-Salem Cameron, Hugh Harris, 729 Monroe St., Roanoke Rapids Canada, Larry Franklin, 351 Junia Ave., Winston-Salem Carle, Kenneth Walker, 12 Christian St., Fairhaven, Mass. Cartner, James Dwight, Route 1, Box 40, Rural Hall Catoe, John Maxie, Route 1, Bethune, S. C. Chason, Larry Michael, Route 1, Box 53, White Oak Cheek, Joseph Wayne, 405-A Richardson St., High Point Clark, Edwin Wayne, Box 23, Madison Clark, Robert Glen, Route 1, Stuart, Va. Clements, Eugene Corbett, Box R-5, Rivermont St., Stuart Draft, Va. Cole, Jackie Richard, Box 224, Denton Cooke, William H.. 515 Ward St., High Point Cooper, Carroll Wayne, 623 E. State St., High Point Coppley, Benny Lewis. Route 8, Lexington Conner, Patrick Duane, 2716 Arvon Ave., Morehead City Corley, James Douglas, 200 25th St., N. E., Winston-Salem Cross, George Williard, 610 Radford St., High Point Crutchfield. Kenneth Earl, Delmus Ave., Fairmont Crye, Louie Sam, 643 E. Front St., Statesville Currie, Laurence Stewart, P. O. Box 57, Robbins Currier, Gerard Michael, 1004 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle Daniels, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 807 Circle Dr., High Point Davis, Charlie, Route 1, Bethabara Rd., Winston-Salem Davis, Edwin Vance, Route 1, Hot Springs Davis, Herbert Charles, Box 11, Woodlief Dean, Robert Michael, 220 Briggs Ave., Durham Denny, Clifford, Michael, 324 Engleside Dr., High Point Deskins, David Stuart, Route 8, Box 578, Greensboro Drapeau, Donald Alexander, 43 Marv Street, Ansonia, Conn. Drum, James Albert, Route 8, Box 269, Statesville Eanes, George Thomas, Route 4, Thomasville Edwards, Harold Mock. 921 Ball Park Rd., Thomasville Edwards, Sam Houston, 4633 W. Market St., Greensboro Elkins, George Trade. 287 Winston Rd., Lexington Flanagan, Michael Edward, Route 3, Reidsville Freeman, Donald Lee, 100 Morrison Avenue, Thomasville Fulk, Charles Thomas, 624 Bertonlcy Ave., Charlotte Fulk, Joseph Marion, Route 2, Pinnacle Fussell, Daniel Jerome, Jr.. Box 145, Rose Hill Caither. Robert A., Jr., P. O. Box 968. Thomasville Gekas, Speros Pete. 214 Montlieu Ave , High Point Gibson, Joe Talmadge, Pine Hall Croome. Henry Houston. 3212 Edgewatcr Drive, Greensboro Guy, William Thomas, Route 2, Parkton Hackney, Daniel Oliver. 823 Green St., Durham Hammingway, Joe Lennon, Elizabcthtown Harrell, Willie Benjamin, P. O. Box 92, Jarrett, Va. Hedrich, Kay Byron, Route 9, Winston-Salem Helms, Gene Erwin, Elizabethtown Helsabeck, Ralph I.era, 106-A Edceworth St., High Point Hill, Gerald Francis, 79 Dwight St., Ansonia, Conn. Hollingsworth, Thomas W., Jr., 3012 Kivett Dr., High Point Hough. Joseph Alvin, Route 7. Box 170, Greensboro Howard, Thomas Jollv, Route 3. Kernersville Hudson, Ronald Mac, 2302 Liberty Rd.. Asheboro Hudson, William Landon. Route 2, High Point Hunt, Clifford Marvin. 103 Royal Oaks, Thomasville Hunt, Crowson Hubbard. Route 2. Denton Hunter, James McGruder, Turkey Jarrett, Donald Gray. Jr., Route 2. Thomasville Jenkins. Donald Lee, Box 48, Stantonsburg Jones, Charles Franklin. 510 Cox Avenue, Thomasville Johnson, Carroll W.. 111-A Wcatherspoon St., Sanford Jordan, Kenneth Wayne, 117 Sheffield St., Asheboro Jordan. Roderick Crouse, 202 Palmer St., Albemarle Kay, Jerry Ray, 303 Park St.. High Point Kennedv, Elder Lenton, Route 2. Trinity Kennedy, Gary Barton, Route 1, Box 192, Thomasville Kittle, Rov Dale, 1102 Leona Ave., Winston-Salem Koontz, Jerry Webster, 820 E. College Dr., High Point Lackey, James Bruce, 2304 Centennial Ave., High Point Ladd, Grover Glenn, 521 Chandler St., Winston-Salem Lanier, Ernest Randall, Route 8, Lexington Latham, Michael Alvin, Route 2, Box 402-A, High Point Lawrence, James Howard, Jr., 108 Motsinger St., High Point Lemar, Charles Farrell, Route 1, Hiyh Point Leonard, Joseph Daniel, 125 Orvillc Dr., High Point Lester, James Richard, 713 Granby St., High Point Linthieiim, William E., 5(16 Hayworth Circle, High Point Lloyd. Glenn David, Route 8. Sanford Long, Harold Edward, 2934 Waterford Rd„ Winston-Salem Long, John Kellv, 204 Forest Hills, Gastonia Lopez. Almiro Hernandez, Calle 47, 5409, Havana, Cuba Lowe, David Allen, 211 Greenoak Dr., High Point Malpass, Robert Cooper, 1102 Johnson St., High Point Martin. Don Edward. 121 State St., Winston-Salem Mahan, John Joseph. 812 Alabama Ave.. S. E., Washington, D. C. Martin, Harry Wayne, 206 Wilson Street, Madison Meade, Edwin Harrison, 607 S. El em Ave., Greensboro Michael, Paul Edward, 518 N. Poplar St., Winston-Salem Mills, Robert Gregory. 3811 Pope St., S. E.. Washington, D. C. Mitchell, James William, Route 3, Box 49, Goldsboro Morgan, James Daniel, 310 Ridgecrest Dr., High Point Morrison, Donald Myron, 1118 Oakdale St., Asheboro Moss, David Daniel, 20 Cramer St., Thomasville Moser, Jerry Francis, Box 316, Arclidale Mullis. Edward Wallace, 1013 Lindsav St., High Point McGuire, Lloyd Daryl, 1019 Meadowbrook St., High Point McKechnie, William Orill, Box 216, Matthews McPherson, Wesley Dexter. 1908 Apex Dr.. High Point Nance, Sherwood Arnold, 918 W. Trinity, Durham Neville, Walter Henry, Route 1, Enfield Owens, Ronald Lee, 317 Jefferson St.. Plymouth Passons, Clifford Francis, 2718 Normandy Rd., Charlotte Peace, Joseph Darrell, Route 2, Trinitv Phillips, Claude Calvin, 1421 N. Hamilton St.. High Point Pickard. Thomas Lipes, 1305 Asheboro St., Greensboro Poindexter, Gordon Scott, 1144 Bank St., Winston-Salem Poole. Bobby Edgar, Seagrove Pope, Edward Crowell, 227 Roanoke Ave., Littleton Pope, Harvev Morgan. Rose Hill Price, Charles Fred. 2104 Greene St.. Charlotte Price, Elmer Willard. Quaker Lane. High Point Proctor. Raymond Milton. 2013 Wilson St., Durham Pruitt, Dermic, 1030 Willowbrook Dr., Greensboro Pyeior, John LaRande, Tuft Ave., Rome, N. J. Baby, Cecil Mark, Jr.. Route 1, Rural Hall Reber, Donald William. 2203 E. Idlewild, Tampa 10, Fla. Reddick, Gurney Reece. 1018 Blair St., Thomasville Reece. James Preston, 205 Holland St.. Marietta, Ga. Rich, William Kirk. 613 Ashburn St., High Point Riley, Larry Scott, Carthase Rogers, Larry Eugene, 1701 Pershing, High Point Rowe. Charles Needham, 405 Pennington Ave., Thomasville Safrit, Larry Broughton, 311 E. Second Ave., Mt. Gilead Sewell, Danny Joe, Route 3, Kokomo, Ind. Shaw, Harvey Ralph, 2004 Pleasant St., Asheboro Short, Jackie Dean. Route 6, Williams, Ind. Silverstein. Howard Theodore. 227 Edgedale Dr., High Point Skeen. Jerry Marshall, 2212 E. Green St., High Point Skidmore. Tommy Kyle, Pee Dee Ave., Norwood Smith, Daniel Astor, 1615 Springfield Ave., High Point Smith, Darrell Cordon. 512 Denny St., High Point Smith, George Kenneth, 29 Greenwood Rd., Asheville Smith, Robert Taylor. 225 N. Seventh St., Albemarle Smith, Ross Vernon, Jr., Thurmont, Maryland Snider, William Fred. Jr., 512 Twin Oak Court, High Point Spake, William Monroe, Jr., 39 Ramoth Rd., Asheville Spangler, Carl Joe, 174 S. Ridgewood Ave.. Ormond Beach, Fla. Speight, Robert Dale, Route 3, Box 129. Thomasville Spinnett, Dale Leonard, 2305 N. Main St. Ext., High Point Stallings, Neil Anderson. Box 25, Whitnel Starrette, Richard Ray, 907 N. Center St., Statesville Steed, Roy Glenn, Jr., Route 3, High Point Stephen, Norman Ulin, Route 6, Box 53-A, Mt. Airy Sugg, Clay Jackson, Route 1, Seagrove Tate, Donald Wesley. 3204 Central Blvd., High Point Taylor, William Medford, Jr., Main St., Conway Teague, John Charles, 105 Lansdowne St., High Point Terrell, James Orville, 2 Park St., Granite Falls Tuggle. Charles Albert, Route 3, High Point Vanhoy, Vance Odell, 1018 Louise Rd., Winston-Salem Page Two Hundred Sixteen Vereen, Donald Gary, 608 Richardson, High Point Vert, Richard Fredrick, 3508 Turner St., Chevy Chase, Md. Walker, Ray Jackson, 248 Proctor St., High Point Walls, Roby Gray, 200 Stanton, Winston-Salem Ward, John Kennon, 1308 Reynolds, Key West, Fla. Weaver, Bobby Lloyd, Route 4, High Point Wheless, Larry Wayne, 501 North Dr., High Point White, James Dale, 110 Hilton Ave., Durham Williams, Preston Allen, 415 E. Sprague St., Winston-Salem Wilson, Jack Lyndon, 1105 Pershing St., High Point Winslow, Charles Lloyd, 808 E. Lexington Ave., High Point Wood, Bobby ODcll, Box 241, Madison Worrell, Gareth Boyd, Route 5, High Point Yates, Bobby Ray, 409 Davidson St.. Thomasville Zimmerman, Jerry Reid, 1703 Centennial, High Point JUNIOR BOYS Adams, Anthony Angelo, 300 Mendenhall St., Jamestown Alexander, William Munsey, Jr., Route 1, Wilkesboro Ayers, Henry Gale, Route 1, Stuart, Va. Baker, Billy E., Route 12, Box 2, Concord Badgett, Bobby Armfield, Route 1, Mount Airy Batten, Gilbert Ray, 606 Lake St., Thomasville Beach, Gordon A., 161 Phelp Ave., Cresskill, N. J. Beeson, Gilbert Ward, Jr., Route 1, Pembroke Beusse, Leon Richard, 402 Kern St., Thomasville Bledsoe, Charles Richard, 505 Brookwood Dr., Winston-Salem Boles, Robert Eugene, 523 Akron Dr., Winston-Salem Boose, George Nathaniel, Route 8, Winston-Salem Boroughs, Otis Clairel, Jackson Springs Bowers, Darrell Gray, 722 Prospect St., High Point Brevard, Jerry Brady, 173 Huntley Place, Charlotte Brooks, Gerald Arliss, 515 N. Mendenhall, Greensboro Brown, William Lee, 102 S. Aycock St., Greensboro Burger, James Winton, 1421 Valley Ridge Dr., High Point Bussell, Billy Don, 305 E. Polo Rd., Winston-Salem Calloway, Allen G., 2117 S. Main St., Winston-Salem Cheek, William Odell, 4814 Morningside Dr., Winston-Salem Clark, Tobe Martin, Route 1, Stuart, Va. Cherry, Corbin Lee, 35 Church St., Hertford Clark, William Charles, 281 Winston Rd., Lexington Damon, William Edward, 121 Shadycrest Dr., East Hartford, Conn. Davis, John Earl, Jr., 3809 Park Rd., Charlotte Davis, Will Stanton, 508 Welborn St., Thomasville Doby, Maxie Wilbur, 700 Dillon St., Thomasville Dodson, Keith Douglas, R. F. D. 1, Madison Downey, Robert Lee, 104 College St., Thomasville Ferrell, Forrest Andrew, 3820 Walker Ave., Greensboro Fletcher, Glen Gary, 307 Otteray Dr., High Point Flemming, LeRoy Duke, 338 S. Franklin St., Rocky Mount Formyduval, Willard R-, Nakina Ginns, Homer Lloyd, 577 Hanover St., Fall River, Mass. Gilley, Samuel Albert, Pilot Mountain Goodman, William Quinn, 3138 Remington Dr., Greensboro Grant, James Nicholas, 354 Hillside Ave., Charlotte Grimmer, James Brickell, Jr., 608 Bradley Lane, Portsmouth, Va. Groome, Wilbur Lee, 1033 Wellington Rd., High Point Handy, Frederick Charlie, 3113 Georgian Terrace, Raleigh Hanner, Thomas Isaac, Route 4, Asheville Hall, Pearlie Robert, Jr., Route 1, Box 244, Jamestown Hart, Terry D., 413 Fourth St., High Point Hawkins, J. Vaughn, 1200 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte Hiatt, Charles James, Jr., 214 Liberty Rd., High Point Hinshaw, Walter Lee, Jr., Yadkinville Hodgin, James Alson, Route 8, Greensboro Howard, David Wilson, 324 Walker St., Thomasville Huff, Charles Louis, Route 1, High Point Hughes, Thomas Edwin, Trinity Reams, Wallace Reid, 103 W. Salisbury St., Asheboro Kelly, Thurman Lee, 410 Manly St., High Point Kennedy, Elder L., Trinity Kennedy, Milford Loy, 505 Enterprise St., High Point Jarrett, William Jackson, 112 Culler St., High Point Johnson, Carroll Wayne, 503 Chestnut St., High Point Johnson, Charles Ross, 319 Louise Ave., High Point Johnson, Clarence Ray, 506 Fremont St., Thomasville Jones, Paul Sevier, Jr., 6-B Dunbar Apts., Asheville Joyner, Elmer Lee, 1805 Waldo St., High Point Kimbro, Franklin Roosevelt, Box 107, Cedar Grove Kirkman, Jerry William, 134 N. Main St., Kemersville Langdon, Robert Louis, Main St., Mayodan Law, Joe Alvis, 112 W. Maryland Ave., Draper Lawson, Bobby Frank, 1400 Spring Garden St., Greensboro Ledwell, Jerry William, 1214 Prospect St., High Point Lewis, William Elby, Jr., 1941 Peach St., Winston-Salem Little, Robert Wayne, 1718 Medford Dr., Charlotte Lohr, William Thomas, Route 5, Box 252, High Point Madison, James Holt, Route 2, Trinity Mann, Charles Thomas, 413 E. Creer St., Durham Martin, Benjamin Norris, 202 Park St., Morganton Martin, Ronald Floyd, Route 4, Box 381, High Point Martin, Winston Keith, Jr., 3230 Wheeler Rd., S.E., Washington 20, D. C. Mason, Richard Burnett, 1447 Madison Ave., High Point Miller, Edwin Bruce, 4601 Branch Ave., Washington 23, D. C. Montgomery, Riley Edward, 901 Lowdermilk St., Greensboro Moore, William Jason, 1035 Cliff Rd., Asheboro Morgan, Donald Monroe, 426 Johnson St., High Point Morris, William Lanier, 820 Fugate Ave., Charlotte Myers, Thomas Andrew, 17 Gray St., Thomasville McDaniel, Billy Dale, Route 2, Hurt, Va. McKinney, Perry Luke, 111 Beaufort Dr., Havelock Neal, Ronald Glenn, 724 Fulton St., Salisbury Neal, Ronal Glenn, 724 Fulton St., Salisbury Nesbitt, Donald Lee, 1108 Central Dr., Kannapolis Owens, Bobby Carlton, Route 5, Box 219, Lexington Parish, George William. 1514 Eiwood Ave., Greensboro Payne, Kenneth Forrest, Route 1, Kernersviile Redding, Dennis H, 410 Worthville St., Randleman Richardson, William P., Jr., Box 813, Stokesdale Riddle, Earle Edward, Jr., 309 W. 2nd Ave., Lexington Riddle, Charles Cobb, 516 Bloodworth St., Raleigh Ring, Dallas Spencer, Jr., 909 Granby St., High Point Rhodes, Robert Lee, Route 1, Madison Rouse, Benjamin Charles, 4l4 N. Pollack St., Kinston Routh, Daniel Wesley, Box 267, East Bend Sellers, Donald Manley, Route 2, Box 277-A, Leland Sheppard, Ray N., Critz, Va. Shelton, Clavis Orelle, Star Route, Walnut Cove Sigmon, Fred Larry, Route 3, Lincolnton Sink, Alfred Thomas, 203 E. Brown St., Randleman Sledge, William Thomas, 113 W. Lewis St., Whiteville Stevens, Willis Roswell, Box 208. Rockingham Stanton, David Allen, 109 Brentley Circle, High Point Taylor, Alonzo Graham, Jr., Whitakers Thompson, William Sutton, Yanceyville Veach, Norman Wayne, Route 1, Box 73, High Point Venable, Bobbie Ray, 600 E. State St., High Point Venable, Edward Victor, 706 Wise St., High Point Vestal, K. M., Jr., Jamesville Wachs, William Ronald. Box 783, Pittsboro Walker, Willis Brown, 129 Tabernacle, Randleman Wall, Ivey James, Route 2, Ayden Warren, William Thomas, Box 253, Westminster, Md. Weitzel, George Kemper, 1312 Valley Place, S.E., Washington 20, D. C. Whitaker, Earl Arvin, Route 1, Box 2, Leicester Winters, Robert Ernest, Jr., Route 5, Morganton Woodlief, Charles Douglas. Route 1, Randleman Workman, Donald Clifton, 603-A Richardson St., High Point Wright, Harold Edward, Jr., Route 3. Lawndale Zimmerman, Oscar Vernon, Route 2, High Point Zimmerman, Thomas Jackson, Jr., 318 Warren St., Greirooro JUNIOR GIRLS Allred, Margaret Ann, 809 Arbordale St., High Point Alexander, Nancy Lucinda, 225 Norwood St., Lenoir Baughn, Betty Rebecca, 201 N. Seventh Ave., Mayodan Berglund, Marianne, 13 Alekins, Kinenkate, Tampere, Finland Biccum, Joyce Louise, 219 Woodlawn Ave,, Decatur, Ga. Beatty, Shirley Virginia, Sherrill ' s Ford Blackwood, Betty Jo, 504 15th St., N.E., Winston-Salem Blanchard, Kathryn Anne, Route 1, Warsaw Brown, Marcia Maryette, Box 802, Pittsboro Bulla Martha Ann. Route 2. Box 105-A, Asheboro Chastain, Linda Lee, 201 W. Ballard St., Cherryville Clay, Helen Hendley, 1105 Sunnyside Dr., Winston-Salem Page Two Hundred Seventeen Coates, Jane Wrenn, 902 Phillip St., Garner Craven, Nancy Sheppard, 407 Spring St., Thomasville Craver, Mary Lou, Route 4, Lexington Davis, Eleanor Roberts, Route 2, Box 342, Wilmington Davis, Peggy Jean, Route 3, Lincolnton Deaton, Sylvia Jane, Salisbury Dr., Mooresville Dorman, Betty Gray, Third St., Pembroke Downs, Mrs. Dorcas Rothrock, 705 Pennington Ave., Thomasville Duncan, Edna Rose, Hope Mills Everhart, Betty Arlene, Route )., Box 203, Lexington Fussell, Sena Carolyn, Box 41, Rose Hill Greene, Betsy Sue, 130 Spruce St., Badin Griffith, Lula Faye, Route 1, Box 322, Danville, Va. Harris, Mrs. Barbara Madison, 3703 Oakwood Dr., Greensboro Hay, Martha Louise, Box 383, Beaufort, S. C. Honeycutt, Audrey Rose, Lilesville Hoyle, Selena Clark, 107 E. First St., Cherryville Hunter, Lou Underwood, Turkey Jackson, Sara Catherine, Laurel Hill Jensen, Grace Phyllis, 98 Melrose Rd., Mt. Lakes, N. J. Joyce, Janet Irene Martin, Lawsonville Lewis, Frances Ann, Pembroke Lowder, Bertha Carolyn, Route 1, Norwood Macon, Ruth Ann, Box 67, Seagrove Marion, Frances Elizabeth, Route 1, Millers Creek Marlow, Helen Beatrice, 3601 14th Ave., Hickory McEntire, Caynell, Box 225, Wilkesboro Minter, Phyllis Carole, 323 W. Center Ave., Mooresville Montgomery, Sarah Priscilla, 901 W. Ray St., High Point Mounce, Helen Kathryn, 3965 Southdale Ave., Winston-Salem Nicks, Sylvia Stella, 701 Gordon St., Roxboro Olmsted, Patricia, 6025 S. Oakcrest Rd., Arlington, Va. Parker, Sylvia Anne, 126 E. Park, Mooresville Peterson, Elizabeth Ray, Route 5, Morganton Phillips, Shirley Ann, 1702 Guyer St., High Point Pickett, Marilyn Cecile, 1103 Oakland Ave., Durham Pollok, Lelia Coleman, 2418 Westover Dr., Danville, Va. Radcliffe, Glenda Mae, 312 N. 15th St., Wilmington Ray, Patsy Angel, 1402 Battleground Ave., Greensboro Rogers, Anna Marie, Clarkton Russell, Elizabeth Ann, Chestnut St. Ext., High Point Sheffield, Bobbie Lee, 1204 Fairfield Rd., High Point Shuford, Barbara Kay, Box 534, Lawndale Sink, Mrs. Elizabeth C, 120 W. First Ave., Lexington Sisk, Peggy Jeanette, Box 144, Southmont Small, Jeannette Munn, Box 418, Ardmore, Md. Smith, Irma Frances, Lawsonville Smith, Mildred Jacquelyn, 405 N. Green St., Morganton Starr, Anne Weaver, 611 9th St., North Wilkesboro Strickland, Elizabeth Ann, Gamer Stuart, Winifred Gravce, Box 157, Matewan, West Va. Stultz, Betty Chrystella, 3742 Sunrise Ave., Roanoke, Va. Swetland, Alice Rae, 1604 Dixie Lane, Henderson Talley, Doris Maxine, Route 4, Concord Tomer, Faye Joyce, Route 3, Greensburg, Penn. Traywick, Kathy Irene, Route 3, Marshville Truelove, Harriet Kay, Route 1, Walkertown Tulloch, Carolyn Mae, 113 W. Spruce St., Titusville, Penn. Tulloch, Marilyn Kay, 113 W. Spruce St., Titusville, Penn. Ussery, Beverly Ann, 617 Coble St., High Point Wagner, Margaret Ann, Route 3, High Point Walton, Grace Ellen, 1016 Tabor St., High Point Westmoreland, Patty Ramona, Route 4, Thomasville Wilson, Margaret Brown, 6620 Marlboro Rd., Prince Georges, Md. Williams, Shelby Robbins, Route 2, East Bend Wright, Patsy Earlene, 304 Lindsay St., High Point SENIOR BOYS Afendis, Steven James, 18-41 Ditmars Blvd., Queens, N. Y. Alexander, Terry Renn, Jr., 415 Tate St., High Point Allen, Roy Byron, Route 2, Pinnacle Anderson, Charles Gilliam, 976 Fisher Ferry, Thomasville Anderson, Glenn Elwood, Jr., 121 Pasquotank Dr., Raleigh Anderson, William Harvey, Wm. Mary Apts., 7-A, High Point Andrews, Norman Leon, Box 63, Ahoskie Armfield, Donald Franklin, Rt. 7, Box 234, Greensboro Arnold, Stewart, Rt. 1, Cameron Barber, Frederick Ray, Jr., 410 Edgedale Dr., High Point Barbour, Melvin Lindsey, 504 Hillsboro Rd., Carrboro Bean, David Alden, 609 Highland Ave., High Point Beauchot, Maury Franklin. Monroeville, Ind. Bell, Cecil Calvert, 120 College PI., Greensboro Benfield, Jack Monroe, 734 College Ave., Newton Benfield, William Grady, Box 144, Troutman Bennett, John Kemp, 2308 Gaddy Dr., Raleigh Berry, Frank Eugene, Rt. 1, Box 63-A, Trinity Bingham, Raymond Curtis, Rt. 3, Asheboro Black, Jimmy Ronald, 704 Harrison, High Point Bowers, Donald Ray, 213 Criclar St.. High Point Bowles, Arthur Monroe, 3296 New Greensboro Rd., Winston-Salem Brown, Blon Dean, Rt. 1, Jamestown Brown, Carl Hutson, 208-D Chestnut St., High Point Bryant, Raphael Luther, Kincomae Dr., Thomasville Burgess, Colburn Randolph, 904 N. Hamilton St., High Point Busbin, Onnie Mell, 316 W. Gore St., Orlando, Fla. Caison, Charles Crawford, 1302 Bradshaw St., High Point Calloway, Allen Gray, 2117 S. Main St.. High Point Calloway, James Roy, Rt. 5, Winston-Salem Cassell, Paul McRay, Jr., Box 37, Caroleen Caudle, Ollie Reed, 503 N.E. Ave.. Kannapolis Chapman, Ronald Eugene, 1008-1 2 Campbell St., High Point Clinard, Dudley Burton, 608 Oak View Rd., High Point Cook, George Paddison, 809 E. Lexington Ave., High Point Connell, Bobby Dearmond, 949 S. Park St., Asheboro Cornell, Gary Stiles, 89 Pleasant St., North Attleboro, Mass. Cox. Walter Carson, 1307 Cook St., High Point CoyI, Edwin Bernard, V. S. Naval Hospital, Newport, R. I. Craven, Floyd Thomas, 531 Oakland Ave.. High Point Darr, Jack G., 833 E. Devonshire St., Winston-Salem Davenport, John Louis, P. O. Box 335. Elizabethtown Davis, Charles David, Rt. 3, High Point Davis, Harry Spencer, Clemmons Davis, Richard Kearns. Rt. 3, High Point Deal, Gustave Pinckney III, 105 Laurel Ave., Charlotte Delk, Adrian Briggs. Rt. 2, Lexington Denny, Isaac Lewis, 721 Bridges St.. High Point Driscoll, Raymond L. Jr., 10139 Cedar Lane. Kensington, Md. Dvson, Ernest Charles, 112 Burkhead St., Whiteville Edwards, Frazier McLean, II, 2705 Bedford Ave., Raleigh Edwards, John Frank, 206 Louise Ave., Belmont Elliot, Robert Louis, 1609 Delaware Ave., Durham Everhart, Milton Gray, Cooleemee Freeman, Clarence Colbert, Jr., 1014 Johnsontown Rd., Thomasville Fulghum, Emmett Jackson, Box 212, Siler City Gansman, John Francis, 1402 Forrest Ave., High Point George, Donald Franklin, 202 Clayton St., Winston-Salem Gordon, David Morris, 610 English St., High Point Guslev, Jesse James, Rt. 3, Ferrum, Va. Groome, Billy Arnold, 920 Salem St., Thomasville Hall, Elmer Odell, Rt. 2, Elon College Hamilton, Warren Edward, 15 Magnolia St., Newington, Conn. Hardesty, William Robert, Shannon Harris, Robert Gentry, Route 1, Lin wood Hazzard, Franklin Devon, 2333 English St., High Point Hedden, Edward Lee, 1609 Pineview Dr., Raleigh Hicks, Kenneth Lamar, 908 Hollywood Dr., Jackson, Tenn. Hilton, Donald Lee, 104 Council St., Thomasville Hyatt, Haywood Braswell, Rt. 2, High Point Ivey, George Washington, Norwood Johnson, Charles Richard, 301 E. Main St., Thomasville Jones, Kelley Ray, Rt. 2, Jamestown Rd., Winston-Salem Joyce, Kirby Lee, Rt. 1, Sandy Ridge Lawson, Arnold Thomas, 1307 Highland Ave., High Point Levina, Donald Kerr, 923 Gordon St., High Point Loflin, Max Gordon, 1604 Guyer St., High Point Loftin, Charles William, Rt. 1, Box 259, Denton Loftis, Thomas Edgar, 301 Graham St., Mebane Mackintosh, Edwin Lee, 3008 West St., S.E., Washington 20, D. C. Misenheimer. Joe Alexander, 2107 E. Green St., High Point Mitchell, David Steve, 93 Rockhill Rd., Asheville Moss, Aaron Ward, 910 Bessemer Rd., Gastonia McGee, Donald Harding, Rt. 2, Box 28, Kernersville McMillan, Douthey Frank, 6 East Sunrise, Thomasville Newsome, Joseph Conway. Box 62, White Plains Nifong, Gordon Dale, 1834 Brantley St., Winston-Salem Parker, James William, 220 S. Elm St., Asheboro Parker, Kenneth William, 4973 Old Rural Hall, Winston-Salem Payne, Billy Dean, Rt. 1, Kernersville Pendry, Luther Mahlon, Rt. 2, High Point Phillips, John Bennett, Boonville Reavis, Larry Jones, 631 E. Sprague St., Winston-Salem Record, Sion Leo, Rt. 2, Box 412, Kernersville Richardson, Kent Ray, 323 E. Meadow Rd., Draper Richardson, Harold Delano, 1802 Johnson St., High Point Roberts, John Kirk, Jr., 314 Boulevard, High Point Robertson, J. Wayne, 1009 Greensboro Rd., High Point Rogers, William Ray, Box 3, Taylorsville Rutledge, William Franklin, 110 Moore St., Thomasville Sanders, Luther James, 1100 W. Church St., Elizabeth City Sasser, James Howard, Rt. 1, Ellerbe Page Two Hundred Eighteen Satterfield, Eugene Thomas, Jr., 211 E. C. St., Erwin Schram, Charles, 210-B Chestnut St., High Point Shirkey, John Adams, 1330 Holly St., N.W., Washington 12, D. C. Shore, Benjamin Henry, Box 338, Dobson Sibley, Shelley Dan, Sharon Rd., Albemarle Siceloff, Joseph Benjamin, 1932 Hinshaw St., Winston-Salem Speight, Clegg Duboise, 123 S. Poplar St., Winston-Salem Sisk, Charles Wesley, Box 144, Soiithmont Speneer, Ted Lee, Lawsonville Squires, Douglas Ray, Rt. 1, Kelly Stafford, Ray Lemar, 1504 E. Lexington Ave., High Point Strader, Hassell Gray, Walkertown Surratt, Harold Allen, Jr., 912 Charlotte St., High Point Swiggett, Paul Larry, Rt. 5, High Point Talbert, James Henry, Box 1301, High Point Tate, James Vernon, 209 Waco Rd., Kings Mountain Taylor, Francis Stuart, Box 157, Pinnacle Thomas, Malcolm Lindsey, Box 601, Maxton Trevarthen, Albert Russell, Shuman Ave., Vineland, N. J. Vaughn, Charles Sidney, 309 Colonial Dr.. High Point VonCannon, Fred Lewis, 2509 Camden Rd.. Greensboro Walton. Robert Clyde, 54-C Wm. Marv Apts., High Point Wampler, Norman Walter, 105 Sunset Dr., High Point Watson, Charles Lee, 204 E. Columbus St.. Whiteville Whitlock, Dwight Edward, Jr., 825 W. 6th St., Winston-Salem Wienberry, Bob Lee, Box 652, Galax, Va. Williams, Charles Ashburn, Rt. 5, Lexington Williams, Clarence Ray, Box 392, Star Williams, Kenneth Wayne, Virginia Ave., Spray Williams, Larry Eugene, 2728-A English St., High Point Williams, Robert E„ 615 Wesley PL, High Point Wingo, Granville Ross, 206 Spring St., Marion Zambrana, Benjamin Franklin, Cajon 9, La Paz, Bolivia SENIOR GIRLS Ayers, Barbara Ann, Route 1, Stuart, Va. Bennett, Elizabeth Anne, 904 West Market St., Greensboro Briggs, Linda Lou, Route 6, Lexington Bryant, Betsey Jayne, 602 Colonial Dr., High Point Buffaloe, Martha Jane, Box 74, Marston Burgess, Mrs. Ila Carolyn, 904 North Hamilton St., High Point Calloway, Carolyn Jones, Route 1, Lexington Chapman, Mrs. Edna White, 1002-1 2 Cambell St., High Point Chapman, Mary Louise, Route 1, Arden Crook, Mrs. Betty Rose J., 209 Kerns St., Thomasville Davidson, Monte Rose, 310 Spring St., Thomasville Davis, Joyce Anne, 1909 South Gate St., Durham Deaton, Carole Jean, 117 North Elm St., Asheboro Dickens, Martha Sue, Carolina Apts., Thomasville Dickson, Audrey Lee, Box 240, Horse Shoe Dillon, Mrs. Lawana Hunter, Route 9, Winston-Salem Dorsett, Eva Dell, 401 Welborn St., Thomasville Draughn, Mrs. Johnny Sue, Box 104, Dobson Early, Mrs. Betty Brinkley, 700 W. Lexington, High Point Evans, Eleanor Annetta, 327 Russell St., Ridley Park, Penn. Harrington, Daisy Pauline, Rt. 6, Box 172, Greensboro Hester, Patricia Gail, 210 Thurston St., High Point Hill, Sylvia Evans, Route 4, Winston-Salem Hodges, Willie Lieu, Rutker Glen, Va. Hodgin, Marcy Ann, Box 1350, Jamestown Holt, Sylvia Grey, Blair St., Troy Imwold, Carole Lee, 825 Slamford Rd., Baltimore 28, Md. Ingram, Sharon Francine, 105 Sunrise Ave., Mt. Gilead Jackson, Annie Sue, Rt. 1, Box 50, Elkin Lemmond, Jane Gayle, Box 241, Matthews Leonard, Ramona Lee, 408 W. Fourth Ave., Lexington Marlow, Irma Deedie, Rt. 1, Charlotte Martin, Jane Carolyn, Rt. 2, Denton Meacham, Betty Lee, Route 4, Rockingham Moore, Patsy Lee, Rt. 1, King McCullock, Martha Beth, Route 9, Lexington Murphy, Sarah L„ Route 4, Thomasville Nelson, Shelby Jean, Route 1, Madison Paisley, Billie Jo, 802 Uwharrie St., Asheboro Payne, Betsy Lee, Chestnut St. Ext., High Point Payne, Betty Jane, Chestnut St. Ext., High Point Phillips, Mrs. Hazel S., 505 14th St. N.E., Winston Plummer, Mrs. Margaret, Central Falls Porcelli, Lucia Marie, 905 Cleveland St., Durham Price, Margaret Annette, Mayodan Purvis, Barbara Carol, Archdale Robbins, Ronda Lee, 957 S. Salisbury St., Lexington Scruggs, Irma Jane, 4229 Marquette Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Smith, Emma Rhue, Rt. 1, Box 241, Guilford Stewart, Susan Loraine, 705 White St., Lexington Sumner, Euphon Laverne, Rt. 2, Box 154, Trinity Turnipseed, Martha Louise, 613 Walnut St., Statesville Tutterow, Clara Janice, 119 Park St., Statesville Waters, Mary Jane, 121 Duncan Ave., Wilmington Wilkes, Peggy Rich, 1508 Moody St., Asheboro Wilson, Judith Ann, 1700 Lakewood Ave., Durham Wilson, Mrs. Virginia McCam, Route 1, Trinity Yokley, Shirley Ann, 619 Arch St., High Point UNCLASSIFIED BOYS Dooley, Kenneth Ray, 2012 Blvd. St., Greensboro Fulk, Gary Lee, 1013 Westridge Rd., Greensboro Sherrer, Fred Raymond, 431 Friddle St., High Point UNCLASSIFIED GIRLS Overby, June Carole, 8? ' Pine Circle Dr., High Point Page Two Hundred Nineteen Autographs Page Two Hundred Twenty Autographs Page Two Hundred Twenty-One Autographs Page Two Hundred Twenty-Two Autographs Page Two Hundred Twenty-Three Autographs J} product o ill INDIANA AVtNUE WINS ION -SAllM, N.C. Sv- V. ' ■i r V,