Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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3AFTI3T STUDENT UNION Reading from left to right, front row: Reba Chavis. Lucy Jane Chavis, !.:arneice Locklear, Helen Emanuel, !.!argaret Locklear, Tessie Lee Eunt, Ira Lee Thomas, Eva Loia Hunt; second row: Cammie Cunnings ,Lucendia Locklear, Mat tie Bell Locklear, G-eorgia Carol Lock- lear, Lillian Ruth Chavis, Crida 1, ' ae Cxendine,Reuce Graham, Wilma Sampson, Irathen Cxendine; third row: Ila Oxendine, Adief Cxendine , ' , ' , ' orford Kaynor, Albert Eunt, Seavie Lowry, Alice I,!aynard, Rev. L. ' ' , ' . Jacobs, Roscoe brewer. 3. 3. U. COUNCIL Officers in the Council.

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EMERITAN SOCIETY PRESIDENT Lucile Oxendine Lowry VICE-PRESIDENT Carleton Chavis SECRETARY-TREASURER .... Georgia Carol Locklear MEMBERS Reading left to right, first row: Carleton Chavis, Ella Mae Jones, Katie Lee Clark, Adolph Dial, Lettie Mae Harris, Camnie Cummings, Mary Jacobs, Fairella Lucas; second row: Carrie Lee Dial, Georgia Carol Locklear, Alice Maynard, Crida Mae Oxendine, Tessie Hunt, Mattie Bell Locklear, Weltcn Jacobs; third row: Vincent Lowry, Gertrude Mitchel, Delton Jacobs, Worford Maynor, Dotie Bullard, Ledger Locklear. The Emeritan Literary Society was organized in order to promote clear thinking, sound reasoning, and intelligent expression in public speaking, dram- atic ability, and leadership. Members of the Emeritan Literary Society are noted for their leadership and participation in the different activities in the College.

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Y. VI. A. The Y. V ' . A. was organized on the campus in January 1942, to train young women for more effec- tive work and service in the woman ' s missionary union, for the enrichment of the social life of the girls on the campus, and for initiative and leader- ship. The Y. V. ' . A. meets bi-monthly for a program and social hour. DRAMATICS CLUB Members are admitted into the club on the basis of their ability to perform in tlav s and oth r nm -ra g .