Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

-. jfi ' ARCHIVES THE CECIL W. ROBBINS LIBRARV LOyiSBURG CGUEGE tOUISaURG.N.C. 27549 Wf CECIL W Rm , o - -Z THE DAY-BY-DAY STORY OF THE STUDENTS OF LOUISBURG COLLEGE, LOLTSBURG, NORTH CAROLINA Oscar Fuller Editor (in V. S. Navy) Shiklky Smith Literary Editor Lois Asbkll Acting Editor C ' OI.I.EEX (tII,LIS Business Manager DEDICATION Ti) tlic students from Louisburg College who serve in the armed forces of our nation Thf. Oak of nineteen hundred forty- four is dedicated. The world will little note, nnv long ' remember, wliut we say here; l)ut [we] can never forget wliat they did iiere. . . . The brave . . . living and dead, have consecrated [themselves] far aboxc our ])oor })ower to add or detract. We honor tliose who render services so that freedom, justice, and right-living — ' ' ShfiU Xot Fcrl.sh From the Karthr I Some] took the khaki and thi ' |l)hK ' ], Instead of c ' a[) and yown. — Lctt.H ' The Spires of Oxford. Yet all experience is an arch v!icrcthr()Ui h fleams that untravcled world, whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. — Tcnujisons Ulysses. MAIN St.-Liul. yciu stately col- iiimis 1 I. it your n ' lorv c ' it iiicrcasf ; I.i ' l all wlio pass, your message read Of strength ami love and peaee. — J ' !ti ' I i n Smillt-icicl: ' s C ' oliiiiius. Oit in tlie stilly night. Ere S 1 u ni h c r ' s chain has hound me. I ' ond Memory liriugs the light Of o t h e r d a y s around me. Senior IDEAL STUDENT AxxiE LonsK Shf.hlock BEST SPORT D()lc:I,AS EUVANT MOST FRIENDLY Edna ] L)yi: Superlatives BEST LIKED BOY : IOST ORIGINAL Barbara Thohson BEST LIKED GIRL Lois Ashki.l l)4V BY ' I ' lir years no I ' asf | in collcii ' i ' ]. The golden years and i av. — ,c .s Tlie Spire ' s of Oxford. 1 Sc c ' ii o ' clock, Moiul;i - iiioriiiiiy ' : Oh. for just one more hour ' s slec])! Hut thiTc ' s no st()])piiii; ' l ' ' ri ' (rs licll. ■.•• COMES THE m ITS 10 TliirU ' iii:iiut( ' lairr: a sli ' t ' pvi ' vcd liiuldlt ' iiuKkIc till ' iliiiiiii; ' hall — An autlifiitic |i:ctiii ' i ' of .Moiulay iiiorniiiij ' liluL ' s ! Just OIK ' last minute ' s olance at tlii ' unprepared Monday lessons — What becomes of those week-end hours anvwav? mmmt ' t ' m!r : 11 ] ' li ' Vi ' n o ' clock is till ' (lead line: TIr ' h the I ' liii lisii lit. class ready — oi- present ! Is the ([notation froiii Bconuilf or Bi ' owiiing? Or coidd it he from ] Iarlowe oi- Milton? Girls ' ])livs. cd. class on the volleyhall court : It ' s over the net! — hut we didn ' t return ! Oh. well, we ' ll try harder next time! Here a bounce, there a bounce, every- where a bounce ! These table-teiuiis cham])ions deserve their i-ank. 12 Bela Phi (ianiina Eie ' lit o ' clock: This cvcniii ' it ' s ;i Beta I ' lii (ianiiiia meeting — initiation, then social honr. Tiierc ' s nothinn ' on tliis occasion to suii ' ' est all those honrs On C ' ol iiini.s and Tiii-: Oak. -Marx- Klizalii-tli .Midyettr, I ' nuidiiil : Uiitli Peiirmii, Scrrtarii-Treastirer; Lois Ashell, Douglas Bryant, Elizabeth Harris, Mary Lee Hodges, ,Ioyee Meekins, Mildred Parks, Shirley Smith, Barbara Thorson. Charlotte Vsher, Mary Strowd Ward, Robert Williford; .IxKoriate ilrmbirn : Miss Juaii!ta Hurley, Miss Virginia Peters. Lights on after eleven without cut Breaking Busy Tnd uc noise Recognize these, girls. ' ' 1 call down Just a few of the Student Council ' s rules, 1 call do ■n But they ' re some of the musts — 1 call down And not really so bad after all ! Woman s Student Connci Sltthir : Annie Louise Sherloek, President. Standiiuj. left to rUjhl: Edna Moye, Dorothy Harris, Mary Elizabeth Midyette, Vire Presklriil ; Huth Peprain, Agnes Harris, Sccrciary-Treasurer, 13 TUESDIY tma n liinet itty Tcii-tliirty hriiins c-liapol hour. What will it he? A guest spenkei-f ' nrou|) sing? or faculty speaker ? It ' s a ]iart of college life. And soiuetiines chapel is a real lu ' ah Hi ht. m l!il ' ' . ' ' i ' j ' j ' . ' ' ll ! it ' . tt ' ... . V — 1 ,w 14 Where should the cvitliues for this pictviro n ' o? Shouhl the suj)erlati es he plaeed in the back ? V()ul(l that |iietui-e look better at a 15 anyle? Just a few (juestions that arise when the annual staff goes into action, A tradition we carry on. Oak Staff 1.M| A l. ll. Jiliini EdUiir: U.ihirt I ' .arl W ' illiti.rd. Jiiiii,ir Edihir : Sliirh-j Smith, Lilrriirji Kililiir: Anne Whitehead, .Imiiiir Lilerarii Ediliir; CDlleeii CJillis, Hiixiiitxx Miin i( ir: Acnes Harris and Anne (u)ldsti)n, .Idvirtislni Minitunrs; Franees Spivey, Feature Editor. ]Vot pictured: Oscar F ' uller, Editar (ill iili.ientia, V. S. Xavy) ; Douplas Hryant, Siinrtx Editiir (in (in nh.icntin, U. S. Xavy); Arneta Joyner, Art Editor: Bot) Brown, Photographic Contributor. 15 Colleae (hoir OFFICEHS: ' ivi;ni t ' rrrch, l ' ri: ' :iihiif : Colleen Clillis, I ' irr ' rcxliliiit: C ' onu-lia lirixiiiic. S( ci-i Uirii-Tnn.iiin r. Physical Ediiiatioii Club Four o ' clock Tuesday afternoon: Time for glee clul) rehearsal ! Do, I ' c, mi, fa, so, la, tc, (lo — Just tunin - up ! But wait until the next concert. Phys. K(|. Club: it ' s sponsored liv Phys. Kd. majors. ' Phcy ' re a lively group in various ways: Sports, socal affairs, INIay Day, and what-have-you ? And Phy.s. Pkl. Clul) is mcetin - tonisht. OFFICERS: Mary Goodwin, I ' n.slihiit: Dori.. Jean Hountree, T ' irf Prrs ' Uhiil : Afjiies Ilarri.-., Serrfli(ni-Tr ii.iiiri r. 16 ' I ' liiTc cIrht t ' oi- the nifK ' l)() lini; ' clmmpiiHi ! rii()U ;li c-()iii|ii ' titu)ii « as keen, she caiiK ' out iftorious. l c ' (|Uirrliu ' iits? Skill and love of a sport. Not hasfl Not footliall! It ' s Moiioyrani Clul) initiation!!! Hut kickitiij ' a liali surely looks easier I ' han pusliiiio- a pecan around with one ' s nose! The se en o ' clock hell ! Now ' s the time for all students in- terested in drama to go to the Dra- matic Club meeting. Shall we give a comedy. ' ' or a tragedy fi ' om Shakespeare. or do we want to trv a folk plav. «f CECIL IV. ROBBIHS Lou sburg College tou,sburg, N. C. 2 549 Lou sbf :- ' ' ' R Dramatic fliil) OFFICERS: Colleen Gillis, Acting President; Talmadge Lancaster, Actinff Vice President; Lois Asbell, Secrtarii: King Moore Willis, Treasurer. Not iiiclured: Eaton Holden, Pres- ident (in absentia, U. S. Army). 17 Phi Thela Kappa .MEMBERS: Oscar Fuller, President (in absetilm, V. S. Xavy); Sliiil, MiiiUi, .liluni Preskleiit; Barbara Tliorson, .Ictinii Vice Presiileiit : Lois Asbcll, Rernriliiiri Serretiirii : Edna Move, Ariina C ' iirri ' xpi)neV n(i Serrelnrii : Hutli Pegcram, Treasurer: Fred Davis, W. S. Ciardiier. Anne Wliiteluirst, Mareelle Kiiifi, Mary Strowd Ward, Mildred Parks, Marjorie Mann, Dorothy Kennedy, Elizabeth Harris, Charlotte Usher; Dr. Amick, Spotixor. Phi Tlictii Kaj)pa : national honorary scholastic fi-atcrnity. It ' s not what the clulj docs that espe- cially counts, IJiit what had to he done for meniher- sliijj — Hccaiisc inenil)ers are chosen for scholar- ship, citizenship, and social (jiialities. ■;A ' :.V; s ivm umm mnv. 18 COL b Lahor sliortan ' c I l}ut do tliu students mind? riicv air doini; ' tlit ' ir liit «itli rakes and |)itclif()i-ks, And tliL ' leaves Hv — ■■I ' cstilcnee-strieken nndtitudes. I ' hcsc students make history for the cohinms of C ' oliiiiin-s. Columns Staff Meeting STAFF: Eaton Holden, Editor-in-Chief (ii, absentia, U. S. Army); Mary Elizabeth Midyette, .Ictinr Eflitiir-in-Chief : Charlotte Usher, A.i.iocialr Editor: Barbara Ihorsiiii. Man iriiiiii Editor: Mildred Parks, Xews Editor: Mareelle King, Robert Williford, .l. ' si. tant A ' rK ' .v Editors: Edna Moye, Literarii Editor: Vivian Creech, Arneta Joyiier, Fiiifure Edilorx: Elizabeth Harris, E.rrliini ir Editor: I,uey Lee Uraxton, Fred Davis, Sjiorts Rcjiorters: Marjiaret Ann Hughes, Mary Frances Oakley, Retitiious liejiorters: Virginia Ann Goldston, Social Reporter: Tilly Eakes, Assixtiint Socio! Reporter : Billy Lewis, Elizabeth Harris, livslne.t.i Maniujers : Ruth Pegrani, lake-up Manofier: Mary Lee Hodges, Joyce Meeklns, Assistant Mnke-iip Manoi ers : Bob Brown, Photorirophic ifiinttf er; Sarah Ball, Frances Merritt, Douglas Bryant, C ' irciilotion ilunniiers: Daphne Winstead, Mary Strowd Ward. Copii Readers: Edmond Harrison, Anne Vliitehead. Proof Readers: Marguerite Clement, l dinadge I ancaster, King Moore Willis, Ti pists. What a liinn of active hr.-uns and liands ! ' i ' hey i ct tired, of course; But ask tlieni whether they like it And think the vnrk « oi ' thwlulc : (iluc, scissors, ruler, lay- out too! Front - l)age galley proofs first ! AVrite add co|)y ! (iet some ears ! It ' s Cnhimns staff at work. And the dunnnv ' s there. 19 Kasy there! It ' s close! Onec more ! ' Ray ! a rii You ' ve n ' uessed it: tlii ' v ' re ))itfli- inir horseslioL ' s. Ball 1. hall i, it ' s a hit! ' llo said oirls eoukln ' t plav Softball? Here ' s proof — our (iirls ' Soft- ball arsitv. Just (lavkccj)ina;! Here ' s our favoi-ite who i-inn ' s the hell releasuii; ' us from those lonn ' lectures — Who announces telephone calls — Who hrinn ' s specials or news that there ' s a isitor. 20 Coiiiniercial Club OFFIC ' EKS: (First semester), .lessica Womack. frcnidriil ; ir iiiia Fliiyd, I ' cc Prvxithiil : Eloise Leonard, Sirrettirii: Annie Laurie Cowand, Trinsiinr. (Second semester), Dorothy Holder, PrcsUlent: Xancy Rollins, Tin- I ' rc.ildeiit: Mildred Cox, Sccrclnrii: .Jenny Warren, Tn ' nxiircr: Mrs. Kilhy, Sl ' diixor. The Commercial Club, sponsored by Alpha Pi Epsilon, meets. A commercial student. ' Then prol)al)ly a member who enjoys the club in its litcrai ' v and .social functions. ()-()-0-(), ice cream! 21 :- rmm -m nn «mi, Together: a, s, d. f. g, h, j, k, 1; Curve tliose fingers; Work for control — It ' s measureless miles beyond that old lumt and j)eck. Zoology lahoratory: Students are studying those little animals tiiat ]ust aren ' t there — Without the niieroscope. 22 t ' uirent magazine? ciicycl()])e(lias? Fiction? Biogra])hY? essay? drama: jjoctry? In need of any of these? Just a preview of wliat ' s to be found in tlic library ! Ten-thirty hell ! And that little beehi e across from the postottice Solves the jiroiilem. It ' s a bookstore. I)iit it means — ice cream, candv bars, and drinks. 23 Central RHioious Council Fred Davis, Edmoiul Harrison, Mr. Kilby, Talinadgc Lancaster, .Josephine I.assiter, Joyce Meekins, Miss Merritt, Mary Kll .abetii Midyette, Kiitli Pegrain, Miss Stii)e, Anne Wliiteliead, The Central lielinious ( ouiicil. The one eiiiu})us ni-oii)) tliat functions regularly as a faculty-student group! Theirs it is to sponsor any religious activity needing sponsoi-sliip And to seek to help other organizations of the campus ' 1 ) he of iireater sei ' vice. ■ ' On your niai-k, get set, go ! Track — a favorite sport among the hoys. Run! fast! Then leap! Iiigh!! F o 1- a record - making _]umi) ! ! ! 24 Y. W. ( ' . A. Y. r. ( ' . A. Hulli l ' ii.i-.Mn. I ' I-,. ' id, 111 . e liarl.itic rshri-. I ' r, f n x ' uli i: I : .M;ir,-arct lU-lins ( lirsl M-nicMrr), .losrpliinr I oiul srmoster).  S( ' r)v (()v .- Molly Fearing (first semester), Cornelia P.rooiiie and Mary Clianey (second Iriiixiinr. Co.mmitti:!: Ciiairmk.n : .loseiiliine I.assiter, 1 To r.s i ) Coiiimittic : Joyce Meekins, ( ' (immunity I ' limmltltf: I.illic Mae Chipton, W ' lirhl FdhncKlii i Cammilfic : N ' ivian Creech, I ' lihlii-ilii ( ' (immittec; Ann M( mhirnhlii and Miitliin.i Cummittcc: Elizabeth White, .I h.viV CnmmUlic: Mary Strowd Ward, SIttileiit Cvmmittee; Mary Goodwin, Sucinl ( ' ommillcc. Fred Davis, Prexldent : Harold Sherrill, VIre PrcsUhiit : Robert Karl Willit ' ord, Srrntnrii: Robert Guin, CiiMMiTTrK CiiAni-MFx: K,dnion l Harriscjn, Wurshiii Cummittcc: King- Moore Willis, ll ' orW Fcllcncship Hclntions Cummittcc: Tahnadjie Lancaster, I ' libiicitij Committee; Douglas Bryant, Social Committee. liKlit (-(•(■- semester), and Race Whitehead, Cultivation Treasurer, and Rare Iiuliaii c ;nii])firc, caiidlclight service, Five o ' cloi ' k Imt chocolate duriiio- exams. C ' liristiiias pao ' eaut. ]ii-ooi-aiii on Chiang ' s of China, an out-of-town spe;iker, and tlic A ' alentine party — Just a suyocstion tlicse ai-e of the activi- ties of the Y.W.C.A., Shared, too, y the Y.] I. The Y. I.C.A. means Iielp for hodv, mind, and s])ii ' it for the l)ovs. Tlie nuinl)er is small, But their hundred ]ier cent coo|H ' ratioii atrain and ao-ain in goals set Make them sur])risinolv strong. Heart must he keener . . . ... as our hand dlininisheth. Wherefore art thou Romeo. ' ' ' J he jjlav ' s the thing, As the Y ' s vell knew at the Valen- tine jiartv. The Coiirtin, An Old Sweet- heart of Mine, Patterns, How Do I Love Thee — and more. They ' re all I ' omance, and all were tlicrc — With Romeo and Juliet ' s balcony scene. liilei ' iiiilioiiHl Club OFFICEUS: KJiiK -Mixiri- Willis, I ' n.iubiit: Miirfiarct Aim Ihi. lirs. ' i I ' reshhnt; Mary I.ee Hodgi-s, tiicrctarii-Trcnsiircr. Present ill ' the l.ll.C . ! ut ;i Friday cveniiu meeting wlien Mr. Kilhv is tlicre, tryiiii ' to keep himself out of the picture — Maybe liaving double reactions, though, for the effort. There sits tlie p)resident declui-iiig views from a made-up mind, And tiicre ' s the ])rogram chairman asking questions that show wliat numberless pages of reading can do And startinii- after-meetina: sessions. FRIDAY THE umim OF THE EO 26 • ' riircc ' -fiftfoii : thc r(. ' town l)()Uii(l. I ' irst it ' s to l}()(l(lu ' s for ;i cokf or a imlksliakt ' ; ' I ' lii ' ii ott ' to see Wiiiipy ' s latest show. Tliat )-()al-niakino- is the crownini;- anil)!- tion of Ijoth teams, liut it takes oood n-uardint; ' too And plenty of fast runniiiP ' . Who ' ll ])i-o e victorious, the Pur])lcs or the (iolds? And who ' s going to win the hoys ' game, the Keds or the Blues? 27 Nooiitiiiic ;it lust ! And a])i)etitcs tliat pay trihutc to menus ! Finally there ' s : Iiss Stii)e ' s little heli Followed ) what? At four the IJlue team will ] livy the Red team. Conic on out and yell foi ' your side ! Don ' t forget the ' V meeting tliis evening at seven. Everybody come, ' rhei ' c ' s an in- teresting program in store. (let a firm stance! lieady, aim, shoot ! Zing! Straight tlies the arrow. It ' s a hull ' s eve! Only tlie head towards, the tai ' get ! Now pull tlie string hack to the chin ! dust a few rules for im|)roving your archery technicjues. 28 The in()iitlil hirtlulay dinner, One of our favorite events! Special nicini ; a seeniingly endless arietv of decorations: A celehi-atioii for all wlio ' re cele- hratini;- hirthdays this month! Our l)irthday yuests for this month ' : It ' s Miss Sti])e introduc- iim ' them in her own original way. I ' iie l)oys of Wi-inht )i e a farewell dinner to One more of the hoys Leaving to go into service. They ' re making the merrier now : a memory to be, Against the days that lie ahead. Men ' s Student Council Thi student government meeting: Not a court ses- sion, hut a con- fession ! It ' s a gentlemen ' s agreement that each do his ])art — or else — own u]). Oh, yes, there ' re lajjses now and then ; Hut f a r more often there ' re harmonioirs liv- ing and csj rit dc corps. IS Kk ' ■ ' ■ IMu w B il ' « M ' % 1 1 H H ( H OKFICEKS: Oscar I- ' uller, I ' n. idr,,!: Ddiifrhis linant, I ' lVr PnsUtciit: William Lewis, Sirrcfririi- ' l ' riii.iiircr: Bob Hriiwn, Fred Davis. Talniadjie Lancaster, Junior Mimhers. Not pictured: Bill Corwin, Actiny President; King Moore Willis, Acting Secretarji-Treasurer. 29 mum on. BOV! V viiic-covcrcd wishing ' wi ' ll, j n ideal little s|Mit for rt ' M ' ric Aiul drcaniiiia ' And — ■cll — isliful tliinkinu ' ! Inipatifiit ii ' lanccs in the dirccfion fi-oni vliicli till ' l)us must conic And all that lu fgagc means this oiilv: Homeward hound for a xM ' ek-end visit. 30 GIRLS ' :monogram club BOYS ' MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS (first semester), Barbara Tliorson, PresUliiit: Annie Lniiise Slierluck. ftcrrihirii : Kinst Mnore Willis, Treasurer: (second semester), Annie Louise Slierlock. President; Frances Sjjivey, Vir, I ' nsiileiil: Patricia Tucker, Secretari ; King Moore Willis, Treasurer; Mrs. Kilby, Sponsor. MEMBERS: William Corwin, Beatrice Fulcher, Margaret Goocli, Mary Hudgins. Ilojie Price. Nannie Rol)er- son, Nancy Rollins, Doris Suits, Louise Turner, Shirley Williams, Elva Young. MEMBERS: Lucy Braton, Dorothy Casey, Mary Chane.v, Dorothy Cothran, Mary (loodwin, Lillie Mae Gujv ton, Mary Lee Hodges, Frances Merritt, Bettie Mint ., Doris Jean Rountree, E lva Spruill, I-ois Spruill, Louise Spruill, Barbara Thorson. MEMBERS: Gibson Strickland, Fred Davis, William Corwin. A ' o jilrfurcil : Douglas Bryant, Presitlent. Alpha Pi Ep.silon: national lioiioiary secre- tarial fraternitv. Membership is based on seholarshiji. citi- zenship, and personality. When Al])lia Pi beo ' ins a task, wlietiicr it It ' s true the Boys ' lonoirrani Club existed before the Girls ' ; But the girls who have won those stiff five hundred points, Yield nothing to tiic bovs. But setting examples that anyone could follow be initiation, a party, sjjonsorship of the Connnercial Club, or a homecoming bantjuet. It is done — with real success And much enjoyment. Boys ' Monogram Club: Getting all those ])oints would have seemed quite enough for membership. But there was also that initiation day — and night. (Those wearing the letter have survived it all.) Ready ? Serve ! Outside! Second! .Vii ace! hackhaiul drive! tlcLice! You ' ve iJ ' uesised it : a tenuis i ' anie ' s on. Ho luun ! A Saturday in the infirmary! Hows of beds, ])ink i-apsuli ' s. milk ol ' magnesia — What a ay to stai ' t a week-end! Hut ilhiess is no respector of freedom foi ' fun. 32 AI.iMA MATER (Tune: Haydn ' s Austria ) Alma Mater, slielt ' i ' inn ' c ' Dlleiic, TliDU has been our ji ' uiilina ' friund; From thv fount of flowinff knowlcdsrc We would drink luitil the end. He thy children ' s inspii-ation. Glowing light, to cheer and guide; Stand, Old College, Alma Mater; Through the changing years ai)ide. Greater love and veneration Be thy ])ortion, Mother dear; May each coming generation Bring rich gifts tiiy heart to cheer. Till thy stalwart coUunns heavenward Cease to jioint the way of life. Stand, Old College, Alma Mater; Through the changing years ahide. (Dedicated to Louisburg College by the class of 1915.) «rJ(3£ I -Kt ' ii i 33 Vc n ' o to cliurc ' li. It isn ' t wholly Sunday lien we don ' t. And it ' s a licttur Sunda ' when we do. mm ■mr-.L 1 DIFFEIIE T DM 34 Cii-k-ii(kTN (if till- class: Mary Elizabeth Mklyotte ami Fn-il I)a is. Sun(l;i ' scliool, a co-ed religious ni-oup; There ' s the studeiit-lcd worship service, tlicn the chiss hour by Mr. Kilhv. Here ie vs are liroadeiied; and horizons, lifted. At nine o ' clock at ni rht the cell o-rouji meets — A faculty-student reli ; ' ious gathering, spending (juiet, jirayei-ful times And searching for the answer: right or wronii. 35 Walking to the fann — Sociali .int;- hour: a favorite time of day. It ' s a long- hike, but who niind.s if it ' s to Then students gatiier on the front steps, gain points for a monogram? Or stroll around the campus. Blue skies, sheltering trees, crisj) breezes. The social iiall: as the name iniphes. the College friendships : these we will remember center of social activities, a ])opular on our Louisburg Campus. campus rendezvous. 36 When the moon lights up Its (lull red c;uin)firc through the trees, And floats out, like a white balloon, Into the blue cuji of the night, borne by n casual breeze. . . . — John Gould Fletcher ' s The Moon ' s Orchestra. I ' jjon the front, four lovely columns Pointing straight into the sky, Pointing upward to })erfection — A perfect svmiiol for the Ijold. — From Ode to Louisburg. ' AVritten liy a nieiiilier of the class of 19+2, wlio is nnw in t ' orcisrii service in the armed forces. 37 7a Ute ie ijue. 04A e UtcuiJzi lo H CuH44 pAoptaJde If h b k N ADMIXISTRATIOX Dr. Walti-.k rATTKx, Prcsidiid A.B., D.I)., Wcslcyan I ' niversity ] I.A., rniversitv of North Carolina BOARD OF TRUSTEES Reverend W. A. C ' adk. President Mr. E. H. ] Ial()xe Secretary Mrs. Genevieve Perry, Acting Secretari Term Kj-pirrs lilU Reverend H. W. ]?r;ulsli,iw Greenville Mr. Roscoe Foreman Elizabeth City Mr. J. W. Jenkins Henderson Mrs. Floyd Johnson Whiteville Reverend W. V. MeRae West Durham Reverend H. E. Spenee Durham Mrs. W. C. Chadwick New Bern Reverend M. W. Lawrenee Momit Gilead Trrm F..rj)irc.s lOJf- ' j Reverend A. P. Brantley F lizahcth City Dr. James E. Hillman Raleigh Mrs. George H. Hutati ' Wilmington Mrs. T. A. Person Greenville Mr. T. B. Upehureh, Jr Raeford Dr. E. W. Knight Chapel Hill Mrs. M. Vi. Mann Raleigh Mr. ,f. W. Hensdale Fayetteville Kdiiiidc ' d four years after the elose of the war for AiTiiTieaji iTi lei)eiHleiU ' e, I.ouislmr};- t ' olU ' fjf lias lived lliriiiif;li thriT wars Mini is di-dicaliiin- itsi-lf tii ru- tasks ill the prcscnl iiiu ' . ' riirciii;;li ir!ed laliors (if Dr. I ' .iltcii ,iiid Mrs. Terry in twii ki-y iiositions of the euUe e, yi ' t greater heights in the ediu ' alional field may lie ahead. W ' r await the dawn wlirii jieaee shall 111 ' restored, and youth apaiii will have its oii|iiirtiiiiities fur seekiiifi knowledfje and re,ili in{r de clo])nu ' nts. ' J .Miis. (iEN-Kvii;vE P. Perky, Treasurer Loiiisiniro- C ' oJleo ' o; C ' oluiiiljia College; IJowling (irccii T ' liivcrsity Term Expires 19 (i Reverend . A. Cade. Cliairman . . . . Cioldshoro Mr. Fred Fearing Elizabeth City Mr. E. H. Malone Louisburg Reverend Leon Russell Xcw Bern Mr. D. U. Sandlin Fayetteville Mr. A. L. Burney Aberdeen Mr. M. B. Smith Burlington Mr. Nathan Johnson Dunn Mrs. Tom Cooper Roeky Mount 38 aC44iUl Thomas Cicero Amick, Maflu ' iuatics. L.I., George Pcaljody College; A.Ii., M.A., I ' niversity of North Carolina; Ph.D.. Central I ' niversity; University of Chicago; University of ' irginia. MiKiKi. Martin Bagby, Fnncli. A. 15.. Georg-etown College; I.A., George Pea- O O t l)o(lv College for Teaciiers; University of Miciiigan. Marjorie Crisp, Director of Plit .sical Education. B.S., A])})alachian State Teachers College; George Peahody College for Teachers. Stki.i.a H. Cn, pepper, Xiirsc. R.X., Bellevue Hosj)ital, New York. Edward Hill Davis, Bible. A.B., Duke University. Faxxie Rosa Harmox, Science. A.B.. I.A., University of Illinois; T ' niversity of linnesota; Univci-sity of A ' ii ' ginia; Ran(lolph-] Iacor Woman ' s College. Forrest D. Heddex, Minister, Loiiishurg Methodist Church. A.B., Florida South- ern College; B.D., Duke T ' niversitv. JuLi. Browx Hi ' dc.ixs, Commercia] Science. Louishurg College; B.S., Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina. Helex Joxes Jerxicax, Piano. Southern Conservatory of Music; Columbia Uni- ersitv. Iarcaket Boydex Kii.iiv, Conuucrciid Science. A.B., Asbury College; M.A., University of Kentucky; (ieorgc Peabodv College for Teachei ' s ; INIiami Business Col- lege; Columbia l ' ni%ei ' sity ; Blanton ' s Business College. ' . Robert Kilby, Social Science. A.B., Asbury College; M.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers; T ' niversity of Ken- tucky; C(jUunl)ia I ' niversitv. .39 Vivian McCall, Comnnrcutl Science. B.S., Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina. Ruth Wili.akd Meiuutt, Eiifjlixlt. Lit- tleton College; A.l}., Duke riiiversity; AI.A., Scarritt College. I AiRYN GoDBOi.n AIizEi.i,, EiujUnh and Dramatic Art. A.B., Alabama College; M.A., University of Nortii Carolina; Uni- versitv of Pennsylvania. Isaac Deane INIoon, Mimic and Psy- cJiology. A.B., A.sbury College; B.Mus., Asbury College; A. INI., University of Kentucky; Pupil, Frank A. Power, Heriiert ]Miller, Heiinan Devries, Dan Beddow; Bowling (ireen Business Uni- versity. Nellie Tiptox Moon, Home KeoiiomicK. A.B., University of Wichita: College of Kniporia; Kansas State Agricultui ' al Col- leye; Wichita Business Colleiic. Jeanne Owen, Commercial Science. B.S., Woman ' s College of the Ciiiversity of North Carolina. ViRGiNi.v Peters, Dietitian. H.S., Berea College. lii ' LA Mai: Stipe, Dean of Women. A.B., Salem College; l niversit - of North Carolina; Columbia Ciiiversity. LoiisE Tekner, Secretarii to the Presi- dent. Ivouisbuig College. Kls.v Chaic VAKiioHorcH, Librarian. . .B., Universitv of North Carolina: A.l}. in L.S., Uni ersit ' of North Carolina. acMltu 40 I.ois Ashkm,. l?tlvii!crc poixfcl, (Upcndable, artistic The Oak - ' . Actiiiii ' Editor; Phi Tlut.i Kapi),i I. 2, SccTctary 2; Dramatic Cluli 1. . ' . Secre- tary 2; Beta I ' lii Gamma _ ' : Atliletie As- soeiatioii 1, 2: YAV.f.A. 1. 2; Clioir 1; l.H.C. 1 ; May tdurt 2. Cki.ia Hakuktt, Hdxluiro Arliiu to)!. iii-at, iiiiliistniius Women ' s Stiulent (lovernineiit 2. Secretary; Y.W.t ' .A. 1. 2; CdI limns 2, Typist; Com- mercial Cliil) Ciroui ]. ( ' 1)1 limn X ; Dramatic CI ill) 1 Cel DoiGLAs 15uvAXT, Stedmaii athletic, popular, dcscri ' ing Men ' s Stiulent (iovernment 2. ' ice President; Monogram Club 1. 2, President 2; Columns 2, Circulation Manager; Thk Oak 2. Sports Kditor; Y.M.C.A. 1.2; Beta Plii (.annua 2; Science Club 1. Margiehitk Cle?.ikxt, Oxford hardirorking, athletic, obliging Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Athletic Association 1. 2; Columns 2. Tyjjist ; Commercial Cluli 2. William Cohwi n, Alioskie happij-go-luclii , jovial, talLative Men ' s Student Government 2. President; Y.M.C.A. I. 2. Secretary-Treasurer 1 : Mono- gram Clul) 2; Alpli;i Pi K])sili)ii 2: Acting Class Secretary 2. AxxiE Lairie Cowaxd, Powellsville dramatic, gentle, steady Y ' .W.C.A. I. 2; Athletic Association I. 2; Commercial Cluh 2. Treasurer: Dramatic Club 1, 2; Science Club 1. OscAU FiLLEH, I.ouisl-.urg Xoi-i , ambitious, gintlrmanl if Men ' s Student (ioverinnent 2. President; The Oak, Editor {in absentia) 2; Phi Tlieta Kappa 1. 2, President 2; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2; Athletic . ssociation 1.2; Monogram Club 2. CoLLEEX (ilLLIS, Raleigh sociable, good-humored , unusual Dramatic Club 1, 2, President 2; The Oak 2, Business Manager; Choir 1. 2. V ' ice Pres- ident 2 ; Class Secretary 2 ; Athletic Associa- tion 1.2; Physical Education Club 2; Y.W. C.A. 2; Mav Court 2. SEMOIS CLASS Wi- l.oiiisliiir - MMiiiirs iif liHIi-U t ' lir two years liave lieeii tiphti iip little battles — battles in quest of kiiDwlfdfre, of .iiivoir fuire, and of jjreparation for worthy livinj; and .service. Now our pathway is shadowed by a bigger battle, engulhiifr the whole world. We here dedicate ourselves to the great task remaining: before us — tb;it in the future all nations ' ■shall have .i new birth of freeiioin. 41 SEMOR CLISS A.N ' XIE LoiISE SlIEHLOCK, Eljzalietli C ' itv studious, capable, ivell-lihrd W.S.C. 1. 2, Pres. 2; A n E 1. 2, Stc. 2. Acting Pres. 2; Class Sec. 1; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Ath. Ass. 1, 2; Com. Club 2; I.R.C. 1; May Court 2. VmoiNiA Anne Goldston, Goldston generous-itaturcd, considerate, striking The Oak 2, Adv. Mgr. ; Columns 2, Soc. Ed.; Class V. Pres. 2; Dram. Club 2; Sc. Club 1 ; Ath. Asso. 1,2; Y.W.C.A. 1.2; May Court 2. Agnes Harris, O.xford sterling, courteous, restrained Women ' s S. C. 2: Y.W.C.A. 1.2; Ath. Ass. 1, 2; Phys. Ed. Club 2; Mom) rrani Club 2; The Oak 2, Advertising Manager. Ei.izAiiETii Harris, Norfolk. a. X ' ersatile, independent . moodi Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Atli. Ass. 1. 2; Monogr.im Club 1. 2: li ■I r 2; Columns 1. 2. .Social Rejjorter 1, E.xcbange Editor and Acting Business Manager 2 ; (-) K 2; I.R.C. 1.2; Dramatic Club 2; Clioir 1.2: M.av Court 2. Josephine Lassiter, Four Oaks changeable, musical, petite Y.W.C.A. 1,2; Atli. Ass. 1.2; Dramatic Club 2; Centra] Religious C(unu-il 2: Chiiir 1. 2. Hii.lv Lewis, Hobgood yai ' y, likable, reserved Mens Student Council 2, Sec.-Treas. ; Clas.s Treas. 2; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2; I.R.C. 2; Columns 2, Bus. Mgr. ; The Oak 2. Photographic Ed. ( ; ' ( absentia ) . Maiiv Elizabeth Midyette, Middlctou conscientious, sincere, radiant Women ' s Student Council 2, V ' . Pres.; Y.W. C.A. 1,2; Atli. Ass. 1,2; Columns, Assistant Make-up Mgr. 1. . cting Ed. 2 ; B 1 T 1.2. Pres. 2; I.R.C. 1. 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2; Central Relig. Council 2; Cell (iroup 1. 2. Edna Move, Goldsboro painstaking, ingenuous, charming Women ' s Student Council I, 2; Y.W.C.A. 1,2; Ath. Ass. 1,2; Columns 2, Literary Ed.; f ) K 2. Cor. Sec; Clioir 1.2; May Queen 2. Ida Marie Parker, Eure quiet, helpful, persei ' ering Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Athletic Association 1, 2; I.R.C. 2; Cell Group 1. 2. RiTH Pecjram, Winston-Salem efficient, loyal, frank W.S.C. 2; Y.W C.A. 1. 2. Pres. 2; Ath. Ass. 1. 2; Pliys. Ed. Club 2; Mono. Club 2; Columns I. 2, Sports Ed. 1. Make-up Mgr. 2; l K 2; B K 1, 2, Sec.-Treas. 2; I.R.C. 2; Relig. Council 2; Cell Group 1. 42 SiiiKLKY Smith, Durli.nn iiitrllif i ' tit, attractiz ' f, ciiltiircil I ' hi ' I ' lKta Kappa I. Prtsiilcnt •- ' ; t ' lass Prts- idtiit ■_ ' : V.W.C ' .A. 1, ■_ ' ; Atlilctii ' Association 1. J; ' I ' liK Oak 2, I.ittrary Editor; lUta I ' lii (iaimiia 2; Dramatic C ' lul) 2; Science Cliil) 1; flioir 1, •- ' ; May Court J. Frances Spivey, I.ouisliuru: z-ii ' acious, cute, mnrfiiftic Ali)lia I ' i Epsilon _ ' . ' ice President; The s Moii am Oak 2, Feature Editor; Athletic 1; I.R.C. 1. Secrctarv. Association Bahbaka Lor Tiiousox, Elizalietii City tcitti , vri ' ativc, ainitihlc Alplia Pi Epsilon 1. 2. President 2; Phi ' riieta Kappa 2; Beta Phi (iannna 2; Cdlininix 1.2; Y.W.C.A. 1.2; Athletic Association 1. 2. Patricia Ticker, Fentress. ' a. rffiiifd, trim, xcilliiig W.C.U.N ' .C. 1; Y.W.C.A. 2; Atidetic As- sociation 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon 2. Acting Sec- retary; Coinniercial Cluli 2. King Moore Willis. Sea Level reliable, satisfied, bookstore Men ' s Student Council 2, Secretary .md Treasurer; Y.!NLC.A. 1, 2; Athletic Associa- tion I, 2; Alpha Pi Epsilon I. 2. Treasurer 2; Commercial Cluh 2; LR.C. 1, 2, President 2; Dramatic Club 2, Treasurer; Columns 2. Typist. Daphxe Winstead, Elm City accommodating . demure, different Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Athletic Association 1. 2; Columns 2; Commercial Cluh 2; LR.C. 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2. Jessica Womack, Selma s ' lceet, reserved, xcholesome Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. 3. Pres. 2; Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; Women ' s Student (lov. 2; Commercial Club 3. Pres. LR.C. 2; Drani.itic Cliili 2; Central Religious Council 2. Kathleen Wooten, Grifton prankish, competent, thoughtful Y.W.C.A. 1. 2. 3; Athletic Association 1. 2, 3; Coumiercial Club 3; LR.C. 1. 2; Clioir 3. Not pictured: Dorothy Holder, Apex tnischievous, friendly, resented Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Ath. Asso. ]. 2; Mono. 2; Com. Club 2. Eaton Holden, Louisburg Artni , original, f unloving Class Pres. 1 ; Columns 1. 2. Bus. Mgr. 1. Ed. (™ absentia, U. S. Army) 2; $ K 1,2, Cor. Sec. 2; I.R.C. 1; B « T 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2, Bus. Mgr. 1. Pres. {in absentia) 2; Winner of L. C. . ' scholarsliip 1. 43 Senior Class Officers Shirley Sniitli, I ' rcxidiiit : Aniu ' Cidldstmi. ' irc I ' nshlciil : Hilly l.i-wis, Trinsurcr: ( ' dllcfii Gillis, Scrrrtiir,,. Junior Class Officers Mtiirviii 1,1 Talmadge Lam-aster, I ' lVc Prishhiit : Fred Davis, I ' rixidctit ; Elizabeth White, Secrc ' tarij; Bob Brown, Treasurer. 44 JIIIIOR CUSS Wf iirr tin- Jiiriicir-s nf l!M:i-IIMI. ' This yi-ar of fdllcgi- lifi- ni I .oiiisliiirf;- Iwis m-cm iiur (ILstiirlied world draw cloM-r in upoii lis. r . Imin ' tully, with eyes set upon the future, we jiress toward tile niiirl of iireparlni;- oiirsclvis In nicil llie demands of this ehansjinp world — dedicated ... to the unfniislied i)rl wliich [oIIuts| ii.nc ... so noltly atlvanced. RonF.HT Andrews, I,(iiiisl)ur ; Z.Mi). AuxoLD, Louislnirii- Clak. Lee B.mi.ev, Durliani S.Mt.Mi ]?. i.L, ]?urliiii;t(iii Mai!(;akkt BAiiiiDiii, IKaiifort SiiiiiLEv ]5ahtiioi.().mew, Loiiishurir Ei) VAHD BooXE, I.oiiislnirif DoVELLA Bow.ma.x. Lihertv Lrcv Lee Bhaxtox, Scotl.ind N ' eck Cornelia Broome, Aurora Bob Brown, Favfttcvillc Alice Bullock, Wihiiiiij;toii Shirley Carver, Ro.xboro Dorothy Ca.sey, Dudley Katherixe Champion, Futjuay S|) Mary Chaney, Roxboro Lena Conyers, Franklinton Dorothy Cothrax, Rout enioiit Mildred Cox, Ayden ' iviAN Creech, Sniitlifield Alice Cirri x, Oxford 45 JllKIOR CLISS Vuv.n Davis, C ' artliafre Hazklekx Davis. I.ouisburf; Bkuxick Dixox, Lcasburg MciiiN Dixox, Klizahitli (itv TiLLV Eakes, ' ariiia FnANCES Ann Eaklk, Lniiislmrg Maiiik Faircloth. C ' liapil Hill MoLLiK Fkaiuxg, Mailtld WOOD.SOX Fp;AI!IXCi, Muiitco ' III(.IXIA Fl.OVD, EtluT .Mahv Fkaxces Fox, Lilitrty Lvxwooi) Fiiazikh, ' irll■ilina. ' a. ' K A Fheemax, Loiiisluirjr Mauv Fiiizzelle, Show Hill Beatrice Filchei!, Ltaslmrf; . S. (rAlil)XKI!, Maidll EvELVN AXNE CJAIiltHTT, Hoxlioro Margaret Goocii, Norlina Maiiv Goodwin, Edentoii .Iaxkt CJRiFi-iN, Castalia Robert Guin. Cartilage Ellen Gixter, Pittsboro LiLLiE Mae Gupton, Essex Sara Amerson Hammond, Wilson 46 Jll lflll (ILISS JoSK.rillNK II.MIDlSdN, ' illi.•[lll- l(lll DollOTIlV IIaHUIS, M.KOIl Priscii.i.a Hahkis, S|iriiin II(i])r Edmoxd Hahiusox, Old ' I ' r.i)) Iai!(;ahet Helms, Wilniiiijitoii Josephine Hu ut, Louislnirg Mej.ua Hill, I uniln-rton [AI(V Elizabeth Hodcjes, Wasliiiiiitoii Makv Lee Hodges, Btlliavtii DwiuHT Hooper, Stumpy I ' oiiit Mahv HiDciNS, Hobbsville MAiUiAHET Ann Htghes. Jackson Ahxeta Jovxer, Rocky Mount Tom Kale, Mebane Dorothy Kexnedv, Louisliurg Marcelle Kixg, Fayettcville Jean ' Kirbv, Roxboro Dorothy Ladd, Whita kers Talmadge Lancaster, Lakedale Eloise Leonard, Castalia Ernestine McFarland, Louisbur Marjorie Mann, Pittsboro Rebecca Mashburn, Star Grace Mathis, Durliam 47 JUNIOR CLASS ■iXoi Hovi Mi: 1)1. IN, Huim I.orisK Mp:i)LIX, C ' ast.-ili.i .JovcK MekivINs. Ndrt ' olk, ' fl. •iiAxc i Mkhhitt, (ii)l(lslMiri) Hi riiK Mi.Niz. Wiliiiiiijitoii Allison Moulin, W ' .irniitoii Cadolvn Moore, Frankliiiton Anna Mak Morton, Kniiiiitdiilt ' Kdna Eahle Nichols, Wasiiington Rennik Xixon, Norfolk, ' a. Mahv Frances Oaklev, M()rris IIIl- LouLsE Oden, Ilattrras .Sahita Oia.Esin , MorclK-ad City Mii.DHEi) Parks, Pittslioro Eduar Lee Pehkv, Lduisluiri) 1 ' at Perrv, (iolilslHini Hetsv linE Person. Louisliurj;- Frances Powell, ' aiutl)oro y. S. PoivERs, Luiulifrtoii Hope Price, Mount Olive Hekrert Regan, Lake Laiulinji ' .Jkannette Ricks, Paiitego Nannie Roberson, Williainston Nancy Rollins, Durliaiii 48 mm am Doris Jkan Roixtref:, I 1(i1iI s illc FloRKXCK SllKAlMN. I .cuiisliurg Mariam Sukarix, Essex Harold Shkhrill, Hickory Avalee Simmoxs, I.ilierty [attik Sxead, Garner Elva Sprtill, Oriental Lois Sphiill, Oriental Louise Spruill, Oriental Doris Straxge, Louisburg GiBsox Stricklaxd, Durliam Pailixe Stricklaxd. Louislnirs Doris Stits, Oak City L RGARET SuTTox, La (iraiige L RY Lloyd Sittox, La Grange WiLHiR SiTTOX, Newton Cirove Elizabeth Turner, Elizaheth C ' itv Charlotte UsheRj Aslielioro AxxE Wallace, Smithfield Mary Strowd A ' ahd, Pittsboro Jexnie Warrex, Raeford Elizabeth White, Holly Springs William White, Louisburg Axx Whitehead, Enfield 49 JUNIOR am E.MiLixK WinTKiURST, f ' lizalntli City MAiUiAHKT ' ii.i Kii, I ' raiikliiitiiii RoiiEHT Eaiil Wii.lii oiii), Kilford SiiiRi.Kv Williams, Avon I.OLA Wi.NDsoii, Dudley HouAirr Wilson, Sp.-irt.-iiiluirg, S. C I.KAH Yandle, .lacksoiivillf Elva YofNu, Hallslioro CJEontiiA Bass, Middlesex JrxE Denton, Middlesex CJloiua Dkan Williams, I ouisbiira; Xof pictured: Doris Harris, Candor; Virginia Howard, lAiuisburg; .fiianita Lewis, I.ouisburg; Virginia Taylor Stevenson, Garysburg. 50 Oscar Fuller, i, ' r (7(i)- (In (iliscntUi. V. S. Xav ) ; Luis Aslu ' ll, Acting Editor; Shirley Smith, Litcrurij Editor; Culleeii Gillis, Business Mdniiycr. Uat cdL lolki! We liXiypue 4404 Uke UlU 51 LOUISBURG COLLEGE A STANDARD JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN of the NORTH CAROLINA METHODIST CONFERENCE Accredited hi THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION NORTH CAROLINA COT.LF.GK CONFERENCE UNivERsrrv of north Carolina OFFERING TWO YEARS TERMINAL COURSES IN COMMERCE AND HOME MAKING and Ciiurse Leadinr to Degrees in Senior CoUer es, Ar riculfiire, Detifi.stri , Commerce, Engineering, Home Economics, Liberal Arts. Medical Secretari , Medical Technologij, Nursing and Science. A Labor Scholarship of 60 Granted to Those Who Desire it. All Kinds of Student Activities, Intramural Athletics, Close Personal Direction and Supervision of Each Individual Student, Superior .Spiritual Atmosphere, Healtiiful Climate, Moderate Rates. FOR DETAILS, WRITE: LOUISBURG COLLEGE : Loiiisbiug, N. C. LOUISBURG, N. C IS RICH IN HISTORY, HEALTH, AND HOSPITALITY There is not a more ideal place of residence in the world for a student than Louisburg. There exists here at all times on atmosphere of quiet, culture, and refinement, that encourages study and accomplishment. The material needs of every student can be purchased in Louisburg at most reasonable prices; therefore it is an eco- nomic and otherwise desirable home for students. LOUISBURG SINCERELY WELCOMES EVERYONE AT ALL TIMES TOWN OF LOUISBURG W. C. WEBB, MAYOR BEST WISHES Your Downtown IfteetUtfi Pltice BODDIE DMUG STORE FROM NOW UNTIL VICTORY THIS THEATRE ' S FIRST JOB IS THE SALE OF WAR BONDS SALES OF WAR BONDS THROUGH JANUARY 31 — $175,000 LOUISBURG THEATRE WIMPY AND THE GANG Coniplitnents of A SMART SHOP FOR SMART WOMEN THE FASHION SHOPPE 4 Step Ahead in Styles A Mile Ahead in Values ' FIRST-CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA Complete Bunkiitif Service Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H. R. CHESSON CANDY COMPANY THE BEST IN CANDY, PEANUTS AND SANDWICHES LOUISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA ICE CREAM There IS a Difference DILLON SUPPLY CO. RALEIGH : DURHAM ROCKY MOUNT INDUSTRIAL AND FARM MACHINERY Wheless Sales Co. Distributors TEXACO ■ FIRESTONE Phone 270-1 Noland Company Incni put atfii PLUMBING, HEATING and REFRIGERATION SUPPLIES SHOW ROOM 206 South West Street RALEIGH, N. C PHONE 5521 Trade W ith G.W. Murphy Son LOUISBURG ' S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Everything to Eat Phone 254-1 and 255-1 Rose ' s 5-10-25C Store Quality : Service Low Price 105 Stores to Serve You R. ' . SMITHWICK. Loral Manager THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES Leggett ' s Department Store Louisbiirg, North Carolina PHONE 3531 The South ' s Leadlny Distributors of Relittble iffereluiiielise BROGDEN PRODUCE COMPANY • FRESH FRUIT and PRODUCE 409-415 West Martin Street RALEIGH, N. C. Local Phone 2-0567 Long Distance 901 DR. HERBERT G. PERRY PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office Phone 287-1 Residence 287-2 Everything for the School and College Files : Desks : Chairs : Tables : Pens : Pencils : Inks Mucilage : Gem Clips : Staplpes : Stapling Machines Typewriter Ribbons : Carbon Paper : Duplicating Machines Both Gelatin and Fluid Type : Binders : Indexes : Card Filing Boxes Transfer Cases : Stenographers Note Books, Etc. Capital Printing Co. PRINTERS FOR COLLEGE AND SCHOOL PAPERS CATALOGS AND YEARBOOKS DIAL 8316 110 WEST HARGETT STREET RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA MOON ' S BILLIARD PARLOR SOFT DRIIVKS, SAI DWICHES AI D BILLIARDS ' Student ' s Recrealioii Center NEXT TO ARMORY : LOUISBURG, N. C. lluy at the ESSO Sign Telepluine 357-1 Fullers Esso Service One Stop Service ' Opposite I ' nstoffice : Louisburg, N. C. OPA Tire Inspection Station Nn. 1 Com plim t ' nts of WHITE ' S FUNERAL HOME Louisburg, N. C. • DAY PHONE DIAL 3011 Nir.HT PHONE 215-1 MULLEN ' S EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING WORK DONE BY EXPERIENCED CRAFTSMEN We Appveeinte Your Business CICERO ' S SOFT DRINKS : HOT DOGS HAMBURGERS The Student ' s Refreshing Center ' Official Photographer for THE OAK SIDDELL STUDIO Carolina ' s Portrait Photographers and Pioneer Photo-Finishers 126 ' ,. Fayclti ' villi- Slici-t Raleigh, N. C. Compliments of HOME FURNITURE CO. Louisburg, N. C. Phone 459-1 0. T. COLE L. C. SMITH and CORONA TYPEWRITERS 133 South Salisbury Street Raleigh, N. C. ■ In a world perplexed with war those who have a firm belief in the power of right over might have the vision of the peace which is to come. The training of youth is therefore a major task. Congratulations to Loiiishurg College for its splendid arroniplishnients. CAROLINA BAKING COMPANY ' Southern Bread and Cakes ' ' Complimenls of ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY Louisburg, N. C. LOUISBURG SUPPLY CO. J. B. 1 iMBtHLAKt, Jr., I ' resiilcnt FEED : SEED : GENERAL SUPPLIES LOUISBURG, N. C. Tonkels Department Store Shopping Center Louisburg, N. C. A. W. PERSON Cotton Buyer Louisburg, N. C. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ( ' tint pliFiu nts nf Notional Film Supply Co. 14 Glenwood Avenue RALEIGH. N. C. Compliments of A Friend WO ' RSHIVS ' ■y ' iyiTHOUT fear or favor, members of any sound religious faith worship openly in America. Because religion is important to so many of us, we and our forefathers fought and worked to keep our government free. Government for the people, which permitted us to worship in our faith, gave us courage to build great churches, thriving businesses, dynamic indus- tries, diversified agriculture ... a land of endless opportunities. So long as no one man nor one group of men attempt to tell us how we shall worship, America can remain free and her people may continue to provide the strength and initiative to keep her great. ; - ' CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY ■■ ■T CHARLOWE ENGRAVING CO. Cha riotte, Norlh Ca rol ina AUTOGBAPHS