Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Lois Asbfjj,, Belvidere Louise Bai.nks, Gatesville RiTH Barxks, Four Oaks Fr. .nk Barnktt. Roxboro Cei.ia Bariu-;!-?, Roxboro Mei.ba Baiikk-it. Jackson Bet-iv Gkey Baktiioi.o.mew. Louisburt Ei.EANoR Beasi.ey, Louisburg Bettv Bki.i.. Durham Aij-:ask Berhy. Hurdle Mill Faye Blalock. Sevierville. Tenn. Richard BonmrT. Aberdeen CiiARi.orrE Booxe, Castalia Marc.aret Booth. Castalia Palmer Bowdex. Louisburg David Bradshaw, Goldsboro Fanme Mildred Bradsiier, Wake Forest Daisy ' Brantley, Nashville Ida Marcaret Braswei.l, Nashville JosF-PH Brown. Parkton Douglas Bryant. Stedman Claude Burrows. Macon Richard Byrd. Warsaw Maxine Caiioox. Pinetown Margaret Camerox, Oxford Howard Cardex. Spring Hope Janice Cheatham. Oxford Mariiuerite Ci.emext. Oxford Edith Cone. Middlesex John Cooke. Garysburg William Corwix. Ahoskie Hazel Cottrell. Louisburg AxxiE Laurie Cowaxd. Powellsville Doris Cox. Wendell Louise Cox. Wendell JUNIORS - 1943 students Xot I ' liutu(jrui))it ' d: Gerard Banks, Louisburg; Steve Cresswell, Moneure. [23]

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m OFFICERS EaTOX IIOLIIKN Preshlonl IvALPH PKCiliAM Yirr Pri ' sidriil Annik LorisK SiiKiii.iicK Sfcrcliirij Joe Ijkow.v Trranurcr JUNIOR CLASS AND THE JUNIORS go man-liing on — wc lidii ' vo, toward the new day of freedom that is promised us. A year of campus life may seem very insignifieant in view of the tasks in our present woidd. Yet we as college students believe we have had a part: the storing of our minds with knowledge of past and present, in order to live toward the future. We wish the juniors of tomorrow to have the same freedom of knowledge that we as juniors of today have had. AVe are at last beginning to realize the value of our freedom, wliiidi we have long taken for granted. It is ours to go on in a sincere manner ami prove ourselves worthy of this blessing by passing it on to others. [22]

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students Not Phutographecl : Guy Eagles, Fountain; Oscar Everette, Parkton; Nannie Eraser, Southport; Rachel Har- rell. Rose Hill. JosiE Crawford. Greenville Mandv Crkkch. Smithfield CiiRisTixK Ckkekmoue. llovoik Fka. K.s Cridi.in. Woodsilale llii II Damki.s. Man tec A I iiRKY i)i. o. . Koper Mii.oRKi) Ei VARD.s. Goklsboro Gi:iti!Ai!i) Edwards, Winterville DniidTiiY Eire, Beaufort Lawrkm ' e Featiier.sto.n. Roxboro Fi.oRi.NE Frazier, Cove City Mario.n- Frederick, Roxboro Oscar Fci-ler, Louisburg Charlotte Gardner, Wilmington Sai.lie Gardner, Macon Scott Gardner. Macon Ed Gentry. Jr.. Roxboro Nina Gii.co, Oriental Frames Giii. Henderson Coi.i.EJCN Gu.i.is, Raleigh VinoiNiA Anne Goi.dston, Golds! on Mary Goodwin, Edenton Dorothy Grad % Mt. Olive Velma Grady. Mt. Olive MAR.I0RIE Gray, Timberlake Soi ' HiA Ax.N Gregson, Sanford K. thlee. Griffin, Seven Springs ATHLfa ' ;N Gcptox, Louisburg Dorothy- Harde.v, Windsor Marion HAiuuNciTON. Merrv Oaks AcxKs Harris. Oxford Elizahetii Harris. Bunn Doris Harris. Candor T. H. Harris. Jr.. Siler City Nina Mae Haywood, Kill Devil Hills JUNIORS - 1943 [24]