Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1940 volume:

ALUMNI OFFICE COPY. PLEASE DO NOT MISPLACE. THE THE SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATION OF LOUISBURG COLLEGE LOUISBURG. NORTH CAROLINA Julian Jolliff, Editor J. Ransom Bain, Business Manager BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Rev. W. a. Cade Mrs. Ge.nen ieve Perry President Secretary Executive Committee Rev. a. p. Brantley Mr. E. H. Malone Col. J. W. Je. kii s Rev. W. a. Cade. Ex Officio President Walter Patten, Ex Officio Members of Board Term Expires 1940 Rev. W. a. Cade, Chairman Rev. Leon Russell Wilmington, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Mr. E. H. Malone Mr. D. U. Sandlin Louishurg, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Term Expires 1941 Mr. W. a. Knight Rev. W. V. McRae Weldon, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Mr. J. W. Jenkins Mrs. Floyd Johnson Henderson, N. C. Wliiteville, N. C. Mr. Roscoe Foreman Elizabeth City, N. C. Term Expires 1942 Rev. a. p. Brantley Mr. James E. Hillman Sanford, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Mr. T. B. Upchurch, Jr. Mrs. George H. Hutaff Raeford, N. C. Wilmington, N. C. Mr. T. a. Person Greenville, N. C. Alma Mater DEDICATION To Dean Liila May Stipe whom we esteem laecause of lier sympathetic insight, her understanding, and the kindly in- terest that she has shown in those who have needed her rounsel, the staff of The 1940 Oak sincerely dedicates this hook. Four BOOK ONE . The College 1 T- ' ■ ac; '  ., ' j: -- . ADMINISTRATION BUILDING five FACULTY M.Tiu Patten. I ' resiilent. A.B.. 1.A.. D.D. A.B.. D.D.. Wesleyan Lniversit) ; M.A. Uni- versitv of N. C. ' . Robert Kilbv. A.B.. M.A. History. A.B.. . sl)ury College: M.A.. George Peabody (College for Teachers: I nivcr-ily of Kentucky: (loluinliia University. l-. v( 1)1 s]. Moon. A.B.. B.Mii .. I. . Mnsir. Hsyrholdgy. A.B.. Ashiiry College: B.Mus.. . sbury College: M.A.. University of Ken- lucky: Bowling Creen Business I niversily. Nellie Tipton Moon, A.B. Home Uronomirs. A.B., Liniversity of Wichita; (College of Emporia: Kansas .State Agricultural College; Wichita Business (ollege. (;ei)Ui,k M. Oi.iNKii. . .B.. M.. ' . (ilur(il Siiencfs. A.B.. Llniversily of North (Carolina: .M.S.. I ni- versity of North Carolina; Nor th Carolina Slate College. Mary Adams Oliver. . .B. Commercial Scieiire. A.B., East Carolina Teachers College: onian s College, University of North Carolina. Elizabeth Geraldine Parki:h. A.B. Commercial Science. A.B.. Asbuiy College; B.Mus.. . sliury. Edward Vernon Peele, Dean of Men, A.B., M.A. English. A.B., Wofford College; M.A., Wofford College; Emory University; Duke University. Li h May Stipe. Dean of Women, A.B. Religion. . .B.. Salem College; University of North Caro- lina: Columbia University. Thomas Cicero Amick. 1..I.. A.B.. M.A., Ph.D. Mathematics. L.I.. George Peabody College for Teachers; A.B. and M.. .. University of North Carolina; Ph.D., Central University; University of Chicago: University of irginia. J. E. BvERLY. A.B. ,l us(c. A.B. in Music. Uni- versity of North Carolina; Eastman School of Music of the Universily of Rochester. John L. Cameron, . .B. Director oj Athletics. A.B., Elon College; Columbia University; Uni- versity of N(uth (arcdina. Stella H. Culpepper. R.N. College Nurse. LvDIA Deyton. . .B. Dietitian. A.M.. Berea College. Margaret Boyden Kilby, A.B.. M.A. Registrar, Commercial Science. . .B., Asbury College; M.A., University of Kentucky; George Peabody College for Teachers: Miami-Jacobs Business College; Columbia University. James Thomas Patrick, B.S. Imlustiial his. B.S., North Candina State College; Oswega Normal Schoid. Geneme e p. Perky. Treasurer. Louisburg ( ' i l- lege; Columbia College: Bowling Green Uni- versity. IRGIMA Peyatt, A.B. Spoken English and Dra- matic Art. A.B., Greensboro College: Wake Forest College: University of North Carolina. James GoDKRE Phillips. A.B.. B.D. Religious Education. . .B.. Central College; B.D., Duke I ' niversity; .Southern Methndist University. Preston C. Raiforu. B.S. Mathematics. B.S.. State College. Ruth Rocer.s, B.S. Physical Education for Women. B.S., ' oman s College, Iniversilv oi North Carolina. Either RA ' iMONn Taff. . .B. English. A.B.. L Di- versity of North Carolina: How aril College. John Burwell oodall. A.B.. ALA. Foreign Languages. A.B.. Duke Iniversity; AL. ., Duke University; Gdumbia Iniversity. Elsa Craic Yarborouch, A.B.. A.B. in L.S. Librarian. A.B.. University of North Carolina; . .B. in L.S.. I ' niversity of North Candina. Six J J  _ _ Seven Student Body Officers Richard Auger President Borden McClees Treasurer Jane Fuller Vice-President May Davis Secretary Eight FRANKLIN BUILDING BOOK TWO . . . The Classes A Hne Senior Class Officers James Shaw President Robert Waters Martha Windley Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Ten Second Year Students AbUAI.H J. l ' .l) l i. Seliua IJiflv. am bilious, coiiperalive Drl.aliii;; Cliil.; Y.M.C.A. Danme Auams Marietta Unassiimin! ;. icisislrni. ciinscicii- lions Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, .]. Krcell Adams Goldsboio Athletic. Irieiully. impulsive Women ' s Athletic Association I. 2; Bas- ketball 1: Y.W.C.A. 1. 2: Diamalic Cliih 1. 2. Jeanette Amick Mebane Cheerful, congenial, ninsiileidle .W.C.A. 1. 2: Dramalic Club 1. 2. Samlel Arrincton HoUister Talkative, jrolicsome. ncal Players 1: Math Chib I. 2; Debating Club 1: Band 1: Dramatic Club 1. 2. Vice-Pres- ident; Y.M.C.A. 1. Emerson Asbell Belvidere He is made of the best Math Club 2; Y.M.C.A. 1. 2. Mae Edla Asbell Belvidere Pretty, refined, genteel Y ' .W.C.A. 1, 2; Math Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Women ' s Student Goxernment 2. Treas- urer 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2: Ma Court 2: Dramatic Club 2. Richard Auger Whiteville Sporty, different, cheerjul Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3; Gospel Band 1, 2. Vice-President 2; Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Men ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. President 2; Boxing 1, 2. Coach 1, 2; Men s Student Goxerinnent 2; President of Student Bodv 3. Eleven Tivelve Second Year Students J. RwsoM B IN, Four Oaks. Indejatisiable. ciillurcd. sincere Phi Thela ka| pa 1. 2. Treasurer 2; Bela Phi Gamma 2: Malli I ' .lul) 1. 2. Treasurer 1, Presidenl 2: 0 K SlafT 2. Business Manager 2. James Baker. Bacl ' iud. i iirli ' ihiiil. qaifl. Irustintrthy Math Cluh 2. ■ ' oODROW BaRDEN. Goldsbcird. Failhjal. sohei-iniudrd. honest Dcl)ating diil): Ien s Student Council 2. Secretary 2. Forrest Barrett. Franklinton. Steady, ambilions. lihnhle Jt 1.1 M E Bell, Monroe. Frolicsome, agreeable, talkative Y.W.C.A. L 2, 3; Math Club 1. 2. 3. Kathleen Britt, Fuquay Springs. Gentle, self-reliant, casual Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Home Economics Cluh 1. 2; Women ' s Athletic Association 2. Lois Lee Brixton, Seaboard. Animated, genteel, genuine Home Economics Club L 2: Dramatic Club 1. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2. Frances Luttrell Brown, Gatesville. Versatile, pleasant, genteel Y.W.C.A. 1. 2. President 2; Glee Club L 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2; Players I. 2; Math Club 1, 2. Secretary 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1. 2, President 2; Women ' s Student Government 2. Mary Ella Bullock, Rowland. Friendly, cooperative, industrious Home Economics Club L 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2; .W.C.A. L 2. Sylvia Burns, Siler City. Industrious, sincere, thoughtjul Glee Club . 2; Home Economics Club 1: Y.W.C.A. 2. James Milton Butler, Lewiston. Happy-go-lucky, animated, friendly Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Men ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; Y.M.C.A. 1; Gospel Band : Superl ative 2. Alice Cahill. Winston-Salem. Congenial, helpful, neat Players I. 2; Dramatic Club I. 2, Business Manager 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon 2; Beta Phi Gamma 2, Treasurer 2; May Court 1. 2; News- paper Staff 2: Annual Staff L 2: Y.W.C.A. L 2. Louise Carter, Woodland. Cooperative, amiable, sincere Y.W.C.A. I. 2. ' ice-President 2; Woman ' s Student Government 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2. Vivian Cayton, Kinston. Indifferent, friendly, jovial Players 1, 2; Glee Club I. 2; Dramatic Club I. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Women ' s Student Government 2. Secretary 2: Math Club 2. Melba Chappell. Tyner. Quiet, sincere, industrious Y.W.C.A. 2; Dramatic Club 2. Thelma Grey Clark. Virgilina, a. Ambitious, serious, conservative Y.W.C.A. L 2: Math Club I. 2; Ministerial Association 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Women ' s Athletic Association; Basketball 1; Debating Club 1. Thirteen Fourteen Second Year Students Willi M T. Clifton. T.oiiisliiiio;. Affeclinnate. good-natured, thought Jul Edcak Cromer, Dohsun. Argumenlalii-i ' . spontaneous, casual Y.AI.C.A. 1. 2. Piei ident 2: DelKiliiis; Club 1.2: Dramatic Cluii 1, 2. KoY (Cooper. SantOrd. Contented, nonchalant, well-dressed Lillian Cope. Middlesex. .Inibitious. considerate, temperamental Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2; Math Club 1. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Players 2. Dorothy Corwin. Almskie. Reserved, studious, refined Phi Theta Kappa 1. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2: Math Club 1. 2. Hilda Corwin, Ahoskie. Reserved, studious, refined Phi Theta Kappa 1. 2: Y.W C.A. 1. 2: Math Club 1. 2. Doyel Cotton. Red Springs. Ambitious, musical, courteous Student Council 1; Boxing 1. 2; Men ' s Athletic Association 1. 2, Vice- President 2; A Cappella Choir 1, 2. Business Manager 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2. Dorothy Cox. Greeiuille. Quiet, industrious, jaithful Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Dramatic Club 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2. Henry Crank. Elizabeth Cit . Different, meditative, industrious Ministerial Association 2: Math Club 2. Edith Cridi.in. oodsdale. Efficient, amiable, modest Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Dramatic Club 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon 1. 2. Treasurer 2: A Cappella Choir 2. Manning Daniel. Oxford. Dignified, dependable, accommodating Phi Theta Kappa 2: Men ' s Student Government 2: Glee Club 1. 2; Orchestra 2: Dramatic Club 1: ice-President German Club. Clifford Dean. Louisburg. Reserved, good-natured, dependable Roy Dickinson. Beaufort. Versatile, different, plucky Jimmy Durham, Durham. Athletic, serious, well-dressed Nellie Scott Featherston, Roxboro. Efficient, good-natured, reliable Women ' s Athletic Association 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon 1. 2. Pall Freeman, Steeds. Reticent, sincere, gentlemanly Boxing 1: Y.M.C.A. 1. 2; Baseball 2. Fifteen flti l H Sixteen Second Year Students Jank Fi i.i.kr. Lnuisbur !;. Vivacious, humorous, magnelir A Cappella ( lioir 1. 2: oineir Student Go einnieiit 1. Laura E. Gardener. Macon. Indifferenl. coqueltish. alliaciive Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Dramatic Chili 1. 2. Martin Garrett, Columbia. Friendly, obliging, Iruslu orlhy Charles Gates. Roxboro. Handsome, refined, gentlemanly Y.M.C.A. 1. 2: Gospel Band 1: Matb Club 2: President Boys ' Sunday School Class. Elizabeth Gay. Jackson. Reserved, sincere, conscientious .W.C.A. ], 2,: Home Economics Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2. Margaret Gooch, Louisburg. Sincere, quiet, jriendly Y.W.C.A. 1. 2: Math CIuIk Home Economics 1. 2. VlRGINLi Gray. Rocky Mount. Serious, ambitious, reticent Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Dramatic Club 1; Ministerial As.sociation 1. 2. Wallace Gray. Buxton. Good natured, carefree, temperamental Men ' s Athletic Association 1. 2, Secretary 2; Gospel Band 1; Y.M.C.A. 1. 2: Boxing 1. 2. JiM.Ml llvi.L. Sanford. Athletic, iicriial. nonchalant John Lindsay Harris. Louislnirg. Intelligent, reserved, rehned Lucille Harris. Wake Forest. Quiet, industrious, cooperative Math Club 2. Percy Harris, Essex. Animated, jovial, impulsive Y.M.C.A. 2; Math Club 2: Dramatic Club L 2. Emmitte Harrison, Hamlet. Handsome, impulsive, fair-minded Dramatic Club 1. 2; Glee Club 2; Annual Staff 1; Paper Staff 2; Men ' s Atiiletic Association 1, 2; Beta Phi Gamma 2, Vice-President 2; Y.M.C.A. I. 2; Debatinc Club 1, 2; Math Club 1; Baseball Manager L 2. Juliette Hickman, Sanford. Poetic, reticent, reliable Y.W.C.A. I. 2; Home Economics Club L 2. Claire Hill, ' ioungsville. Refined, capable, cheerful Y.W.C.A. 1. 2: Home Economics Club L 2; A Cappella Choir 2. MoLLlE HoFLER. Gatesville. Attractive, aloof, coquettish Dramatic Club , 2; Y.W.C.A. L 2. Seventeen EUjhfecn Second Year Students Mary Mondelli- Hollkman. Roxboro. Artistic, moody, talkative Y.W.C.A. 2; Dramatic Club 2; Women ' s Government 2. Lorraine Hood. Mount Olive. Coquettish, pleasant, patient Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Ministerial Association 2: Dramatic Club 2. Rachel House, Knightdalo. Genteel, selj-suffidenl, level-headed Alpha Pi Epsilon 2; Women ' s Student Government 2. Juanita Hurley, Seaboard. Congenial, re ined, attractive Home Economics Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Ministerial Association 1, 2; Beta Phi Gamma 2; Y.W.C.A. ]. 2; Orchestra 2; May Queen 2; Superlative 2; Newspaper Staff 2: An- nual Staff 1. 2. Edward Jelks. Southport. Carefree, cooperative, gentlemanly Basketball 1. 2; Tennis 1, 2 (Assistant Coach); Men ' s Athletic Association 1 2- .M.C.A. 1. Julian Jolliff. Gatesville. Genteel, understanding, capable Oak Staff 1. 2. Junior Editor 1. Editor-in-Chief 2: Beta Phi Gamma 2. President 2; A Cappella Choir 1, 2; Math Club 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1; Men ' s Student Government 1, 2, Vice-President 2; Y. M.C.A. 2: Chief Marshal 1. Bentley Jones, Louisburg. Loquacious, happy, humorous Ed Kimball, Kenbridge, Virginia. Humorous, individual, serious ' i. M.C.A. 2; Men ' s Athletic Association 2; Baseball 2. Edna Lance, Durham. I lassuming. practical, genteel .W.C.A. I, 2; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2. Secretary-Treasurer 2. Jean Liner. Hillsboro. Athletic, congenial, casual ' i.W.C.A. L 2; Dramatic Club L 2: Women ' s Athletic Association 2. Ruth Lytle. Raeford. Frolicsome, conscientious, persevering Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon 2. Borden McClees. Columbia. Gentlemanly, sincere musical Orchestra 1, 2; Y.M.C.A. L 2; Gospel Band 1; Paper Staff 2: Glee Club 2. vw r T ° ' ' ° McCoRMlCK. Rowland. Resolute, individual, reticent I.U.C.A. 1. 2: Women s Athletic Association L 2: Women ' s Student Government I. 2. President 2; Basketball L Matt McDade. Hillsboro. Reserved, agreeable reliable Gospel Band 1: Y.M.C.A. L 2; Phi Theta ' Kappa 1. 2. Vice-President 2; Dran.atic Club 1 2: Math Club I. 2. President 1; Paper Staff 2; Debating Club 1 ■ • Beta Phi Gamma 2. Mavis McGowan, Greenville. Modest, sincere, dependable Dramatic Club 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. I. 2. Vice-President 2; Basketball L Kenneth McKeithan, Fayelteville. Quiet, persevering, ambitious Gospel Band 1; Y.M.C.A. 1; Debating Club L Nineteen Ttcenty Second Year Students EuLA Pearl McLamb, Clinton V.W.C.A. 1. 2: Dramatic Ciul) 2: Home Economics Clul) 1. 2: Phi Tliela Kai)i)a 2. John McNkill. Raefortl. Humorous, resenei . sincere ot)UKOVV McNt:iLL. Broa.iwa). Seli-suffirienl. coiipera ive. amhillnus Newspaper Staff 2. Rose Malone. Louisburg. Tulented, refined, cultured Willis Marshall, Raleigh. Friendly, animated, courteous A Cappella Choir 1, 2. Business Manager 1. President 2: Class President 1 • Sliirlent Council 1; Math Club 2; Superlative 2. Savonne Matthews. Kipling. Athletic, amiahle. considerate Y.W.C.A. 1. 2: Dramatic Club 1. 2: Ma Court 2. Superlative 2; Women ' s Student Go ernment. Henrietta Meekins. Axon. Depeiulable. wholesome, ambitious Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 2; Math Club 2; Women ' s Athletic As- sociation. Elwood Mlntz. Shallotte. Steady, gentlemanly, patient Gospel Band 1: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, Vice President 2: Debating Clul) 1. 2. Howard Mitchiner. Wilson .Mills. Friendh. irresponsible, accommodating Helen Moore, Goldsboro. .ittraclive, likable, nonchalant Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; May Court 2. Cliff Morris. Wilmington. Friendly, witty, accommodating Paper Staff 2; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Dramatic Club 2. Harold Morris, Fa etteville. Resourcejul, accommodating, likable Beta Phi Gamma. Business Manager 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2- (iosnel Band 1: Y.M.C.A. 1. 2: Paper Staff 2. ViRGINU Murphy. Louisburg. Ambitious, sincere, wholesome Richard orvell. Henderson. Gentlemanly, ambitious, reliable Math Club 1. 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2; Boxing Club 1; Baseball 1, 2; Men ' s Mudent Council 1. 2. President 2. Fred O ' Keef. Wilmington. Different, sincere, conservative Annual Staff 2. Men ' s Student Government 2: Y.M. C.A. 1. 2. Selma Oden. Hatteras. Friendly, carefree, retiring Timifi oiie Ti y Twenty-liro Second Year Students Robert Pack. XSiliningtoii. Gentlemanly, accommodating, sincere Newspaper Stall 2. Assistant Business Manager 2; Annual Stall 2; Tennis Team 2; Dramatie Club 2: V.M.C.A. 2. Orchestra 2. MliNME Lee Parker. Hohgood. Reticent, unassuming, unaffected Math Clul. 2: Y.W.C.A. 1.2. HowEl.L Perrv. Louisburg. Conscientious, steady, courteous President Ministerial Association 2. Leonard Pekk . Lduisburg. Jovial, industrious, thoughtful Dorothy Person. Louisburg. Amiable, plucky, considerate Y.W.C.A. L 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1. 2; Math Club 1. 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2: Phiyers 2. Emma Phillips, Blackev. Kentuck . .Athletic, congenial, jocular Y.W.C.A. L 2. Clarence Pi. nell. Castalia. Quiet, reserved, contented Frank Pinnell, Castalia. Calm, reticent, unconcerned CI..ARA Potter. Raeford. Patient, thoughtjul. serious Y.W.C.A. L 2. Emma Lee Puch. Oriental. Retiring, restrained, conservative Y.W.C.A. 1. 2. Oscar Benjamin Reeves. Fayetteville. Talkative, happy-go-lucky, argumen- tative Debating Club 1. 2. President 2: Student Government 1; Tennis 2- Gospel Band I. ' Martha Blanche Rice. Enfield Players 1, 2; Dramatic Club L 2; Orchestra 1: Y.W.C.A. L 2. Dan Bright Robertson, Jonesboro. Sociable, accommodating, sincere Y.M.C.A. 1. 2: Gospel Band L KaTHERINE Robertson. Hobgood. Amiable Irustnonhy. steady Women ' s Athletic Association 2. Sidney Roper. Englehard. n ell-read, ambitious, courteous AiLEEN Rogers. Wake Poorest. Ambitious, studious, genteel Home Economics Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club L 2; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. Ticenty-three Ticenty-foiir Second Year Students Charles Scarborough. Mount Gilead. Congenial, gentefl. sincere Math Cluh ]. 2; V.M.C.A. 2: Teniii? 2: Baseball 2. PeaRCE SentER. Kipl inj;. Loquacious, unconcerned, friendly Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 2: Y.M.C.A. 1. 2. James C. Shaw, iMebane. Refined, reserved, accontniodulinu: Jim Shaw, Fayetteville. Earnest, ambitious, practical Louise Shearon, Bumi. Industrious, jiatient. re ined Home Economics Club 1. 2. President 2. Treasurer 1; Women ' s Athletic Association 2. Margaret SimmoiNS, Sanford. Attractive, coquettish, friendly Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Glee Club 2; Class Secretary 1; May Court 1. 2: Marshal 1. Lizzie Smith, Raleigh. Sincere, trustnortliy. genuine Bl. nche Stovall. Stovall. Restrained, ihoughtjul friendly Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. ellie Solthall. Louishurg. Modest, reliable, steady Clyde Stallings, Morehead City. Versatile, industrious, cooperative Y.M.C.A. 1. 2: Dramatic Club I. 2. President 2: L. C. Players L 2; Debatin r Club 1; Newspaper Staff 2: Annual Staff 2: Beta Phi Gamma ' 2. Lester Stallings. Hobbsville. Frank, handsome, trust northy Dramatic Club 1. 2; Debating Club 1; Y.M.C.A. 1. 2; Louishurg College Players 1, 2. Louise Stallings, Louishurg. Restrained, dignified, impartial Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. Winston Stroud, Nichols. South Carolina. Agreeable, friendly, determined Boxing 1. 2: Monogram Cluh 1, 2; Y.M.C.A. 2. Thomas Stubbs, Plymouth. Ambitious, dependable, sincere Roy Thomas. Troy. Boisterous, friendly, irresponsible Boxing L 2; Y.M.C.A. 2; Baseball 2. Robert Waters, Wilmington. Vivacious, gentlemanly, thoughtful Men ' s Athletic Association I. 2: Boxins; 1: Beta Phi Gamma 2; Class Vice-President 2; Y.M.C.A. 2; Math Cluh 2: Paper Staff 2; Dramatic Club 2; Debating Club 2; Plaveis 2. Ticcnty-flve Tuenti six Second Year Students Allkn X ' i ' KST. Tuikahoe. New mk. Sincere, cansitlcrnli ' . assididits Math Cliil) 1.2; V.M.C.A. 1. 2. GraoIK Wheeler. Lmii.-I)urs;. hi i-lliiiml. alhlflic. jrienilly M.4RI0N W HITE. Ix HIT. Helmed, sincere. ci)nscienlii)us .Vi .C.A. 1. 2; Women ' s Suulent Gi) eiiinieiit 2. Vice-President 2; Glee Clul) 1. 2. Dorothy Wili.IAM.s, Monroe. Indl Jerenl. sociable, teinperunietitnl Y.W.C.A. I. 2. Joil. II.SON. Louisburg. Refined, likuhle. sincere Kathleen Winborne, Woodsxilic. I liaciou.s. magnetic considerate Newspaper Staff 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2; L. C. Players 2; Debating Club 2; Women ' s Athletic Association 1.2; Chief Cheer Leader 2; A Cappella Choir 2; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; May Court 2. Martha Windley, Bridgeton. Restralneil. well-bred, stately Alpha Pi Epsilon 1, 2, Secretary 2; Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2; A Cappella Choir 2; Secretary of Class 2; Varsity Basketball Team 1; May Court 2. Kipling Wise. Stumpy Point. CongeniaL fair-minded, observant Baseball 1, 2; Men ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, .3; Manager Boxing Team 2; Math Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Publicity Manager of Basket- ball 3. Martha arborough. Louisburg. Restrained, studious, ambitious President Town Girl ' s Club 2; Women ' s Student Government 2: Phi Theta Kappa 2; Vice-President German Club 2. Mitchener Banks, Franklinton. In dustrious, modest, serious John Badger Joyner. Louisburg. Ambitious, determined, impulsive George Stearns. Monroe. Courteous, musical, serious Ticentyseven Junior Class Officers Robert Bartholomew President Julia Kannan Vice-President Ann Morgan Secretary-Treasurer Tiventy-eight First Year Students l-fwij Adams. Blounts Creek Warren Aldridge, Vanceboro Ella Rue Alford, Youngsville Anne Allen, Louisburg A. B. Allen, Franklinton Mary AUsbrook. Scotland Neck Viola Alston, Louisburg Louise Averett. Oxford Hattie Edwards Avery, Cove City Laurel Ballard. Oriental Hilda Barnes. Elm City Annie Bell Barrett. Rich Square Robert Bartholomew, Goldsboro John Belcher, Wilmington Josephine Brandon. Henderson Martha Brower. Siler City Scott Brown, Zebulon Ruth Lois Brown, Rocky Mount Margaret White Byrum, Edenton Lora Foy Caddell. Jonesboro Mildred Carter. University, a. l ' iiili|) Chamblee, Zebulon Robert Chambliss. Triplet. a. Wallace Chandler. Mount Gilead Theodore Collins, Franklinton May Davis. Louisburg Joyce Donerson. Dover Rupert Drake. Scotland iNeck (Hyde Dula. Durham Jewel Dennis. Louisburg Dorothy Edge. Fayetteville Fonnie Edniundson. Oriental Helen Eisenhart, Hamlet Elizabeth Egerton. Louisburg Genevieve Ellis, Clayton Twenty-nine p- r-; ei f Thirty First Year Studeiils Firsl Idle: Robert Ellis. Duihani Kathi)!! Foster, Louisbuig Rachel Fox. Roxboro Rett Anil Fiili;hiiiii. Kenly Anna KatliiMi Garrett, South])ort Edna E erette Gibbs. New Holland Catherine Gillis, Raleigh Second roir: Edna Gillis. Raleigh Frances Gooch, Stem William Gossard. Elizalieth Gity Margaret Ruby Gore. Clinton Myrtie Gresham. Oxford Katherine Gunter. Sanford Nell Gupton, Louisburg Third row: William Harrison, Old Trap Susan Henly, Roxboro Robert Hicks, Durham Iris Murrell Hill, Deep Run Jesse Johnson. Siler City Louise Jordan. Roxboro Helen T. Jo ner. Rocky Mount Foil rill roil : Julia Kannan, Goldsboro Ike Kearney, Franklinton Martha Kearney, Franklinton Edith Kelly, Hamlet Wallace Keys, Washington, D. C. Marguerite Kornegay, Warsaw Mary Daly Kornegay. Warsaw fifth row: Doris Lane, Belvidere Delia Mae Lewis, Spring Hope David Fairly Lindsay, Fayetteville Dorothy Long. Engelhard Vivian Inez Lupton, Whortonsville William McArtan, Dunn Allene McLawhorn, Ayden Sixth row: William Mann, Lake Landing Roger Mann. Bunnlevel Eleanor Mae Martin. Mount Olive Haywood Martin. Rich Square Ruby Grey Massenburg, Louisburg Annie Otelia Meeder, Gatesville Merian Hill Meekins, Avon Seventh row: Rebecca Midgette. Elizabeth City Elizabeth Miller, Wilmington Margaret Moore, Milton Anne Morgan, Goldsboro Doris Morgan, Hamlet Doris Munford. Kinston Henry C. Murden, Suffolk, Va. Thirty-one Thiriy-tico t ' irst ear Students First roic : I.iuillf Murphy. Galax. Vn. Frank Alutli. Edeiitoii Joseph Newsome. Littlehui Geo. Reid Overman. Klizahcili Gi| Nancy Page. Hamlet Benjamin Panish. Smithfield Sherwood Parrish. Four Oaks Second roiv: Stanley Patten, Swanseq. Mass. Joe Perry, Dover Nell Peterson. Parkersburg Alton Petteway, Kinston Edith Pittman. ilmington Roy Pitts, Elon College Mildred Pope, Creedmoor Third row: Elaine Rand. Riehlands Isaac Reynolds. Columbia Doris Rhodes. Fayetteville Sam Rhodes. Jr.. Raleigh Margie Richards, Louisburg Ralph Roe. Suffolk. Va. Ernestine Rose. Nashville Fourth row: Wiley Sanders. Aydlett William Sellers, Shallotle G. Senecal, North Adams, Mass. Mary Ellen Shaw. Mebane Lloyd Sheep. Elizabeth City Elizabeth Simmons, West End Gloria Simpson, Vanceboro Fijlh row: Iris Sly, Carolina Beach Henry Smith, Wilmington Oliver Smith. Goldsboro Thomas Gordon Sorrell, Raleigh William M. Spence, Suffolk. a. Marjorie Spivey, Jackson Ruth Stallings, Hobbsville Sixth row: S. J. Starnes. Hookerton Frances Steed. Four Oaks Ellen Clark Stewart. W arrenton Mary Lincoln Tart. Dunn Sarah Elizabeth Turner, Kinston Louise Turner. Speed Samuel Tuten. Edward Seventh row: Mary Magdalene Tutor. Casma Zeta Mae Tyndall. Mount Olive Irene Vaughan, Rich Square Fannie Mae Vaughan, Louisburg Dee Wood Vinson. Goldsboro William aters. Wilmington Jeanette Watkins. Stem Thirty-three ■h First Year Students Margaret ' alls. Siiiilh|)iirl Maillui I ' lucnliiM . W (iiidsilale |]ill Weldon, Henderson Marv Viesl. D() er R.,-.a Klla White, Norlina Matilda Whilk . Sinitlilicld U(jrotlu Wilder, Fraiikliiiltm Herbert Williams. Belvidere William Earl Williams. Coats George Wise, Slump) I ' oinl l)a id Wdiid. Sprina Hope Everett Yancey, Norlina Thirty-four BOOK THREE . . . Activities . ' --A-? Aj f . .. %--i4 am: ' , V j . Wright Dormitory Thirty-five Thirty-six Ministerial Association Howell Perry President JUANITA Hi RLEY Vice-President Virginia Gray Secretary- Treasurer Members Thelma Clark Juanita Hurley Henry Crank Jesse Johnson Virginia Gray Howell Perry Thirty-seven Phi Theta Kappa Frances Luttrell Brown President Hilda Corwin SecretaiY Matt McDade Vice-President J. Ransom Bain Treasurer Mae Edla Asbell J. Ransom Bain Frances Luttrell Brown Lois Brown Mildred Carter Lillian Cope Dorothy Coi-win Hilda Corwin Dr. T. C. Amick Sponsor Members Manning Daniel May Davis Catherine Gillis illiani Gossard John Lindsay Harris Ruhy Grey Massenlnirg Matt McDade ' Eula Pearl McLanih Nichard Norvell Stanley Patten Dorothy Person Genevieve Senecal Lloyd Sheep Martha Yarhorough This is an honorary scholarship and character fraternity of the junior col- leges of America. This is the first scholarship fraternity to be organized at Louisburg College. Its members are chosen from the highest ranking students scholastically at the college. This fraternity has done much toward raising the morale of the students as well as the grades. Thirty-elyht Alpha Pi Epsilon Nellie Scott Featherston Edith Ckidlin Treasurer Alice Cahill Edith Cridlin Nellie Scott Featherston Jane Ful lei- Edna Gibbs , Edna Gillis Frances Gooch President Iartha Windley Secretary Mrs. Margaret Boyden Kilby Sponsor Members Rachel House Edith Kelly Delia Mae Lewis Ruth Lytle Bill McArtan Rose Malone Rebecca Midgette Nancy Page Ike Reynolds Katherine Roberson Louise Turner Martha Windley The Lambda Chapter of Alpha Pi Epsilon. a national honorary secre- tarial fraternity, was formed last year at Louisburg College. This is the first chapter that has been formed in the State of North Carolina. Member- ship is based upon high scholarship, pleasing personality, and good character. Thirty-nine The 1940 Oak Staff Julian Jolliff Editor-in-C.hirf J. Ransom Bain Business Manager We started out in the Fall to edit the book we now proudly pre-;ent to you. We had splendid cooperation from the faculty, students, and all others con- cerned. They made the task an easy one, filled with adventure and valuable experience. They made a seemingly difficult struggle seem easy. We sincerely hope that the 1940 edition of The Oak has lived up to the expectations of the students ami tlie faculty. It is a pleasure to give a summary of the activities of the past school year to those who have made our efforts a success. We wish to extend a sincere expression of gratitude to the all laithful Faculty Advisers, without whose aid and suggestions the 1940 Oak would have been a failure. It is impossible to give them the just thanks that we owe them. Such thanks cannot be expressed on paper. Nevertheless, we give our most hearty thanks and sense of appreciation to Miss Virginia Peyatt and Mr. L. R. Taff, without whom we would not have been able to give you the type of book we think you deserve. Again, we wish to thank everybody who helped in any way to make the book which is now yours, and we sincerely hope that next year ' s staff will be as fortunately endowed with an enthusiastic student body as we were this year. Forty The Oak Staff Members Henry Murden Henry Smith Clyde Stallings Junior Editor Junior Business Manager Advertising Manager Robert Page Advertising Manager Robert Waters Sports Editor Alice Cahill Feature Editor Juanita Hurley Literary Editor Fred O ' Keef Robert Bartholomew Photographic Editor Assistant Literary Editor Forty-one Forty-two Men ' s Student Government Richard Norvell President Julian Jolliff Vice-President WooDROvv Barden Secretary Wood row Bardeii Manning Daniel Julian Jolliff Joe Newsonie Members Richard Norvell Fred O ' Keef Stanley Patten James Shaw Women ' s Student Government Mary Thompson McCormick Vivian Cayton Secretary President Mae Edla Asbell Treasurer Marion White Vice-President Members Mae Edla Asbell Frances Luttrell Brown Vivian Cayton Louise Carter Mondelle Holleman Rachel House Savonne Matthews Mary Thompson McCormick Gloria Simpson Marian Wliite Martha Yarborough Fortii-three Forty-foul ' A Cappella Choir Jane Fuller Secretary A. B. Allen, Jr. Richard Auger Martha Brower Frances LuUrell Brown Sylvia Bums Vivian Cayton Theodore Collins Doyel Cotton Edith Cridlin Manning Daniel May Davis Dorothy Edge Kathryn Foster Willis Marshall President Iargaret Simmons Librarian Doyel Cotton Business Manager Members Jane Fuller William Gossard Emniitte Harrison Claire Hill Juanita Hurley Jesse Johnson Julian Jolliff Thelma Joyner Edith Kelly Wallace Keys Rose Malone Ruby Grev Massenhurj Will ' is Marshall Haywood Martin Wiiliani McArtan Borden McClees Henrietta Meekins Rebecca Midgette Joe Newsome William Sellers Margaret Simmons Henry Smith George Stearns Kathleen Winbome Martha Windley Marion White Orchestra James E. Byerly Director Saxophone Section Brass Section Thomas Wheeless Borden McClees Martha Brower George Steams Billy Andrews Doyel Cotton Richard Auger Bobby Andrews Bass John Belcher Kathryn Foster Drums Robert Pete Page Vocal Trio Juanita Hurley Piano Manning Daniel Margaret Simmons Forty-five Forty-aix Debating Club Ben Reeves President Mahgauet White Byrum ] iee-Presideitt Robert Bartholomew Secretnrv-Trea surer Rohort Baitlioloinew Margaret White Byrum Ed Comer Catherine Gillis Myrtie Gresham Members Eiiiiiiitte Harrison Martha Kearney Kenneth McKeithan Woodrow McNeill Elwood Mintz Ben Reeves Katharine Roberson Gene Senecal Jim Shaw Bobby Waters Whispering Oak Staff Emmitte Harrison Editor-in-Chief Robert Bartholomew Associate Editor Borden McClees Make-up Editor Matt McDade News Editor Ruby Grey Massenbukg Alumni Editor Richard Auger Sports Editor Robert Page Assistant Business Manager William Mann Assistant Circulation Manager Cliff Morris School Editor JuANiTA Hurley Society Editor Henry Murden Exchange Editor Clyde Stallings Feature Editor Woodrow McNeill Business Manager Henry Smith Circulation Manager Alice Cahill Lillian Cope Reporters Harold Morris Marjorie Spivey Sidney Roper Kathleen Winborne Robert Waters Faculty Miss Virginia Peyatt Ad risers Mr. L. R. Tair Forty-seven .__ a Forty-eight Y.M.C.A. Ed Comek. p. drill Joe Abchilhi Warren Aldridge A. B. Allen Sam Arrington Emerson Asbell Robert Haithobunew Scott Hroun Milton Butler Robert Clianibliss Theodore Collins Joe Comer Doyel Cotton Paul Freeman Charles Gates Billy Gossard Percy Harris Emmitte Harrison ' William Harrison Eddie Jelks Jesse Johnson Julian JolliflF Wallace Keys Bill Mann Bill McArtan Borden McClees Matt McDade Kenneth McKeithan Elwood Mintz Cliff Morris Harold Morris Henry Murden Joe Newsome Dick Norvell Fred O ' Keef Reid Overman Pete Page Ben Parrish Sherwood Parrish Stanley Patten Howell Perry Alton Petteway Dan Roberson Ralph Roe Sidney Roper Charles Scarborough Bill Sellers Lloyd Sheep Bill Spence Clyde Stallings Lester Stallings Winston Stroud Ro Thomas Dee W ood insou Bill Waters Bobby Waters Billy Weldon Allen West Earl Williams Dayid Wood Everett Yancey Y.W.C.A. Frances Brown. President Dannie Adams Ercell Adams Mary Allsbrook Jay Amick Mae Edla Asbell Louise Averett Hattie Ayerv Hilda Barnes Margaret Boone Kathleen Britt Lois Lee Britton Martha Brower Mary Ella Bullock Syhia Burns Margaret Byrum Lora Foy Caddell Alice Cahill Louise Carter Vivian Cayton Thelnia Clark Lillian Cope Dorotln Coruin Hilda Corwin Dorothy Cox Edith Cridlin Joyce Donerson Dorothy Edge Nellie Featherston Kathryn Foster Claire Fulcher Laura Gardner Elizabeth Gay Edna Gibbs Catherine Gillis Edna Gillis F ranees Gooch Margaret Gooch irginia Gray Myrtie Gresham Ruby Gore Katherine Gunter Nell Guplon Susan HiMih Mollie Hofler Mondelle Holleman Lorraine Hood Juanita Hurley Thelma Joyner Martha Kearney Edith Kelly Jean Liner Dorothy Long Inez Lupton Ruth Lytle Eleanor Martin Savonne Matthews Mary T. McCormick Otelia Meeder Henrietta Meekins Meriam Meekins Ma is McGowan Rebecca Midgette Eula Pearl McLamb Margaret Moore Anne Morgan Doris Morgan Doris Munford Nancy Page Minnie l e Parker Edith Pittman Mildred Pope Clara Potter Elaine Rand Doris Rhodes Martha B. Rice Katherine Robertson Aileen Rogers Ernestine Rose Gene Senecal Gloria Simpson Marjorie Spivey Louise Stallings Ruth Stallings Frances Steeds Louise Turner Magdaline Tutor Irene Vaughn Martha Wehrenberg Margaret Watts Maiy West Rosella White Matilda Whitley Kathleen Winborne Mattie Sue inn Forty-nine FiUy Beta Phi Gamma Julian Jolliff President JuANiTA Hurley Secretary Dean E. V. Peele Sponsor Emmitte Harrison Vice-President Alice Cahill Treasurer Memlh J. Ransom Bain Alice Cahill Emmitte Harrison Juanita Hurley Julian JoUilT Matt MrDade Ruby Grey Massenburg Harold Morris Marjorie Spivey Clyde Stallings Robert Waters Beta Phi Gamma is a national honorary journalistic fraternity, the Loui - Lurg College chapter being the l ho chapter. The charter members of Rho chapter are: Alice Cahill, Emmitte Harrison. Juanita Hurley. Julian Jolliff, and Harold Morris. The members of Rho chapter wish to express a very deep feeling of appreciation to Dean E. V. Peele. whose tireless efforts enabled them to have the privilege of becoming members of this organization. Knights of Mathematics J. Ransom Bain President Mae Edla Asbell Secretary- Sam Arrington Emerson Asbell Mae Edla Asbell J. Ransom Bain James Baker Forrest Barrett Frances Luttrell Br Mildred Carter ivian Ca ton Thelma Clark Lillian Cope Dorothy Corwin Hilda Corwin Dr. T. C. Amick Sponsor Members Hilda Carwin Vice-President Kipling Wise Treasurer Henry Crank May Davis Rachel Fox Charles Gates Margaret Gooch John Lindsay Harris Lucille Harris Percy Harris Emmitte Harrison John B. Jovner Julian Jolliff X illis Marshall Ruby Grey Massenburg Henrietta Meekins Lucille Murphy Matthew McDade Richard Norvell Minnie Lee Parker Stanley Patten Dorothy Person Ralph Roe Charles Scarborough Robert Waters William Waters Allen West Mary West Kipling Wise Organized in the fall of 1938 as an honor society and admitting to mem- bership only those making a grade of A in mathematics, this organization meets bi-weekly, and works to foster the study of mathematics and science. Fifty-one Fiftij-tu ' o Home Economics Club Lois Lee Britton Vice-President Louise Shearon President Mary Ella Bullock Secretary- Treasurer Members Hattie Avery Kathleen Rrilt Lois Lee HriUmi Man Ella Hiill...k S l ia Burns Margaret White B rum Claire Hill Dorothy Mae Cox Juanita Hurley Elizabeth Gay Ruby Gore Myrtie Greshani Lula Gu]itoii Juliette Hickniaii Nellie Tipton Moon Sponsor Edna Lance Dorothy Long Eula Pearl McLanilj Doris Morgan irginia Murphy Nell Peterson Aileen Rogers Louise Shearon Lizzie Smith Ruth Stallings Mary Watkins Martha Wehrenberg Rosa Ella White Matilda Whitley Sam Arrington Vice-President Ereell Adams Mary Allsbrook Sam Arrington Mae Elda Asbell Viola A lston Louise Averett Hilda Barnes Robert Bartholomew Judy Bell Margaret Boone Lois Lee Britton Frances Brown Mary Ella Bullock Margaret ' liite Bvruni Thelma Clark Alice CahiU Louise Carter Melba Chappell Theodore Collins Lillian Cope Edgar Comer Edith Cridlin Nellie Scott Featherston Peggy Ford Dramatic Club Clyde Stallings President Matt McDade Seer eta rv-Treasiirer Members Rachel Fox Elizabeth Gay Edna Gihbs Myrtie Gresham Percy Harris Emmitte Harrison Lorraine Hood Juanita Hurley Jean Liner Dorothy Long Ruby Grey Massenburg Sayonne Matthews Bill McArtan Matt McDade Mayis McGowan Eula Pearl McLanib Becky Midgette Margaret Moore Cliff Morris Harold Morris Elwood Mintz Doris Munford Henry Murden Alice Cahill Business Manager Richard Noryell Pete Page Dorothy Person Alton Petteway Mickey Pope Clara Potter Doris Rhodes Martha Blanche Rice Katherine Robertson Aileen Rogers Ernestine Rose Wile Sanders William Sellers Gene Senecal Mary Ellen Shaw Nellie Southall Marjorie Spiyey Clyde Stallings Lester Stallings Ruth Stallings Irene Vaughan Bobby Waters Mary ' West Kathleen Winborne Fifty-three Louisburg College Players Frances Luttrell Brown Vivian Cayton Lillian Cope Kiiiniitle Harrison Martha Kearney Cliff Morris Genevieve Senecal Clyde Stallings Laura E. Cardner Martha Blanche Rice Lester Stallingn Kathleen Winhorne Fifty-fow THROUGH THE TREES Fifty-five Men ' s Athletic Association Richard Auger President DoYEL Cotton Vice-President Wallace Gray Secretary-Treasurer First row: Wallace Gray, Robert Waters. Eddie Jelks, Miltim Butler, Kipling Wise, Jimmy Durham, Richard Auger. Second row: Clyde Dula. Roy Thomas. Ike Kearney. Ed Kimball. Jinmiy Hall, Pearce Senter, Doyel Cotton, Winston Stroud. Third row: Joe Comer. Roy Cooper. Ralph Roe. Emmitte Harrison. Gradie Wheeler, RichartI Norvell, Earl Williams, Coach Cameron, Warren Aldridge. Fifty-six Women ' s Athletic Association Savonne Matthews President Mary Thompson McCormick J ice-President Edna Lance Seer etary-Tren surer Members Ercell Adams Kathleen Britt Thelma Clark Lillian Cope Nellie Scott Featherston Julia Kannan Edna Lance Jean Liner Savonne Matthews Mary Thompson McCormick Edith Pittman Mildred Pope Katherine Robertson Gene Senecal Louise Shearon Mary Lincoln Tart Kathleen Winhorne Martha Windley Fifty-seven Basketball for 1940 John L. Cameron Coach The Scores Ijouisbiiig 3?, Goldsboro All-Stars 55 Louisbiirg 29 Atlantic Christian 45 Loiiishurg 27 Atlantic Christian U) Louisburg 21 Elon College 57 Louisburg 21 R.xky Mount Y.M.C .A. 20 Louisburg 23 Oak Ridge lit Louisburg 31 Wingate 30 Louisburg 31 Wingate 34 Louisburg 30 Oak Ridge 1 ) Louisburg 39 Campbell College 66 Louisburg .So Chowan College 30 Louisburg 27 E.C.T.C. 83 Louisburg 25 Chowan College 17 Louisburg 29 Langley Field 40 Louisburg 24 Naval Apprentice 58 Louisburg 28 Naval Base 53 Louisburg 33 N. D. William and IVb ary 59 Louisburg 18 Textile Institute 41 Louisburg 64 Rockv Mount Y.M.C.A. 34 Managers Kipling Wise James Durham 1 . Fiftil-riyht ' ■ I X I •(£ 4 Ralph Rr Pearce Senler BASKETBALL SQUAD Mill. Ill Riilln Earl ■Villliams Ciadif Wheeler Roj;er Mann Joe Comer f.lyih ' Diila Ike Kearney Riihert Hicks Roy Cnoper Eililie Jelks J Fifty-inne Baseball First roil ' , left to right: Gradle lieeler. Third Imlsp; Rol)ert Hicks. Sec- ond base: Kipling Wise, Ca cAer; ' Jimmy Durliam. Short stop; Roger Mami. First base. Second row: Coach Cameron, Ed Kimball. Pitcher: Richard Norvell. Left field; Earl Williams, Center field; Clyde Dula. Right field: Jimmy Hall. Pitcher: Kmm ' iHe Harrison. Manager. Scores of Games Already l ' la)eil Louisburg 1 EIoii 4 Louisburg 1 Wofford 1 Louisburg 24 Chowan 6 Louisburg 3 E.C.T.C. 2 Louisburg 8 Carolina Frosh 10 Louisburg 2 Wingate 1 Louisburg 7 Wingate 6 Louisburg 16 Chowan 4 Louisburg 1 Duke Frosh 1 Siity ' iS . k i ' ' L;s Baseball Second Team First ruic. left to right: Charles Scarboiuugh. Left field; Henry Sniitli, Short stop: Woodrow McNeill, Pitcher; Roy Cooper, Pitcher; Gordon Sor- rell. Catcher: Joe Perry. Pitcher: Pierce Senter. Second base; Milton Butler, First base: Paul Freeman. Pitcher: Ralph Roe. Third base; George Wise. Manager. THE REMAIMNG SCHEDULE Date Team Location Apr! 20. Campbell Buies Creek Apii 24. Oak Ridge Oak Ridge Apri 25. PfeifTer Pfeiffer May 1. Duke Fiosh Durham May 3. Textile Inst. Louisburg May 4. E.C.T.C. Greenville May 6. A.C.C. Wilson Max 10. Pfeiffer Louisburg May 11. A.C.C. Liiuishurg May 14. Campbell Louisburg Sixty-one Tennis Team First roir: Hemy Murdeii. Robert Page, Charles Scarborough, Ualpli Roe. Second row: John Belcher, Frank Muth, Eddie Jelks, Ben Reeves. Sixty-two THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET BOOK FOUR . . . Features Sixty-three JUANITA HURLEY Best Lookiiii ' Girl Sixty-lour MILTON BUTLER Best Looking Boy Sixty-five SAVONNE MATTHEWS Most Popular Girl Sixty-six WILLIS MARSHALL Most Popular Boy Sixty-seven FRANCES BROWN Best All-Around Student Sixty-eight CLYDE STALLINGS The Oak ' s Choice as Most Versatile Sixty-nine HERE AND THERE ON THE CAMPUS Seventy k. 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