Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1946 volume:

c VERMORE L flV0Dl l 0 3 796 Cage LD . 625 15 v.l c.2 13796 Pembroke S1 Library PteA ntUitj, Administration Building The Indianhead 1946 VOLUME I Sponsored by Senior Class PEMBROKE STATE COLLEGE Pembroke, N. C. Pernfarok. St . ... ;.-,(• Library f?4 Editor-in-Chief GLADYS OXEiVDINE Business Manager THEODORE MAYNOR Foreword THE STARTING of a tradition is an easy matter. The carrying on of a tradition sometimes entails labor that sink- to the level of drudgery. Happy i that institution that has in its student body a group of individuals who can make tradition maintenance a service of joy rather than drudgery. e congratulate the members of the Editorial Board of the 1916 Indianhead on their having made their labor a joyful service. R. D. Wellons, President. i Pino Walk Poplar Lane SNAPSHOTS SNAPSHOTS Dedication IN THIS, our first year of peace, following the greatest war of all time; it is fitting that we dedicate these pages to the memory of those who have attended our College and have also served our counry on the seas, on land, under the seas, and in the air. in JWemoriam WE HAVE not felt the Hand of War very heavily upon our Alma Mater, for that we can be thankful. Pembroke State ' s sons have answered the call of duty sounded by their country, and they have responded nobly. Some of her number will never return and it is in com- memoration of them that we dedicate these pages. These gallant ones died that we might live and that freedom might live with us. It is our solemn pledge to keep faith with each one of them and to prove ourselves worthy of their sacrifice. WADE I OW It V MARVIN CHAVIS JAMES SWEAT VERL THOMPSON FACULTY 2£ c ( 5 roio, fc i o r i .- MARY ELIZABETH GATEWOOD, B.S.S.A Commerce B.S.S.A.. Soman ' s College of the University of North Carolina. PAIL L. HOLLISTER. A.B.. M.A.. B.P.E.. M.S.. Ph.D Science A.B.. M.A., Cumberland University; B.P.E.. Y.M.C.A. College: M.S., University Chicago: Ph.D.. Peahody College. JAMES A. JACOBS. B.S., M.Ed Registrar. Mathematics B.S.. Murray Stale Teachers College: M.Ed.. Duke University. M VRJGRIE KANABLE, A.B.. B.S.. M.A Librarian A.B.. Ohio Wesleyan University; B.S.. M.A.. University of Denver. HAROLD W. KENNEDY. B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D Psychology and Education B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Ohio State University. Second ron : MARY LIVERMORE, A.B Dean oj Women. Religion A.B.. Adelphi College. REBA MILL- VPS LOWRY, A.B.. M.A French. Spanish. Expression A.B.. Maryville College: M.A.. University of Tennessee. IRA PATE LOWRY. B.S.. M.A l , s „ B .. Dakota We le an University; M.A., Ohio State University. CLIFTON OXENDINE. A.B.. M.A Dean. History and Social Science A.B.. McKendree College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. 10 FACULTY l : mmmm mJH First row, left to right: ANGELIKA RECKENDORF, A.B., M.A 4rt Zeichenlehreinnenezamen, Kunstgewerbesehule, Munich. Germany; Gevverbeoberleh- rerinnenezamen, Gewerbclehrerinnenseminar. Potsdam. Germany; B.A., M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina. FRANCES STINEBRING, B.S.. M.A English B.S., Kent State University; M.A., Ohio State University. ELIZABETH M. TODD, B.S., M.A Home Economics B.S., Berea College; M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University. HERBERT H. TODD, A.B., M.A.. Ph.D History, Social Science A.B., Ohio University: M.A.. George Peabotly College; Ph.D.. Vanderbilt University. VANDA WHICKER, B.S Physical Education B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College. Second row: MARY SHARPE, A.B., M.A Primary Critic Teacher A.B., Winthrop College; M.A., Columbia University. BERTEEN OXENDINE Secretary WALTER PINCHBECK Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 11 CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-SIX OFFICERS We ' - JESSE MAYNOR Vice President.. ETHA M Cl MMINGS Secretary.. PHRONIA McNEILL Treasurer - THEODORE MAYNOR TIME PASSES and as we reach the top. we pause to look back. War has taken its toll and our class has been reduced accordingly. Only one of the original boy- has been permitted to stay and finish with us. although two have gone to war and returned: making three to graduate this June. As we look back over the other classes we see many of those who might have been with u-. so with best wishes and a heartfelt wish for your attaining the same high goal we say. so-long to college days and may success crown your every effort. 12 Etha Mae Cummings, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Major: Science; Minor: Social Science. Pontiac So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary Folklore Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Science Club 2, 3; Secretary Class 2, Vice President 4; Music Club 2; Orchestra 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3. Captain 2; Cheer Leader 3; Ma Court Attendant 2, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity 3, Vice President 4; Commencement Marshal 3; As- sistant in Library 3, 4; Indhnhead 4; Intramural Sports 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary. Helen Elizabeth Maynor, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Specialty: Grammar Grade. Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Who ' s Who 3, 4; Chief Marshal 2, 3; Music Club 2; May Court Attendant 3; Indianhead 4. 13 ■M Jesse James Maynor, B.S. Red Springs. N. C. Major: Science: Minor: Social Science. Pontiac Society 1. 2. 3, 4: Science Club 1. 2; Play Produc- tion 1. 2: Folklore Club President 1: B.S.U. Maga- zine Representative 1. 2: Glee Club 4: President Senior Class 4. Theodore Maynor, B.A. Pembroke. N. C. Major: Social Science. Emeritan Societv President 1: Math Club 4: Veteran Club 4. 14 Gladys Lucieli.e Oxendine, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Specialtv: Grammar Grades. Alpha Psi Omega Dramatics Fraternity 1. 2, 3, 4; Indianhead 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorister 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, Chorister 3; Pontiac Society 1, 2; Emeritan Society 3, 4, President 3; Intramurals 4; Mav Court Attend- ant 3; Band 1, 2. 4; Voice 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Cheer Leader 3; Honor Roll 1, 4. Trudie Bullard Maxton, N. C. Specialty: Primary Grades. Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Band 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; May Court Attendant 4. 15 Danford Dial Pembroke, N. C. Major: Social Science: Minor: English. President Junior Class 3; eslev Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4. Presi- dent 3: Pontiac Society 1, 2, 3, I: Basketball. Base- ball 1. 2. 3, 4. James Warford Maynor Pembroke. N. C. Major: Social Science: Minor: Natural Science. Pontiac So, iet 1. 2. 3, 4. President 3: B.S.I. 1. 2. i. 1: Brotherhood 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2: Science Club 2. 16 Seniors whose pictures do not appear in the Indianhead Katherine Brooks Pembroke, N. C. Specialty: Grammar Grades. Who ' s Who 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; May Queen 4; Orchestra 3; Play Production 3, 4. Lettie Mae Harris Maxton, N. C. Specialty: Primary Grades. May Court Attendant 4, Maid of Honor 3; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4; Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Dawley Maynor Pembroke, N. C. Major: Social Science. B.S.U. 1, 2, 3; Ordained Minister, First Baptist Church. Pembroke, N. C. 17 JUNIORS OFFICERS ANDREW RANSOM. President GERTIE LOCKLEAR. Secretary ROBERT McGIRT. Treasurer 18 JUNIORS Flist row: REESE BULLARD, CLARA CHAVIS, VILER JANE CHAVIS. WILSON CHAVIS SIMEON CUMMINGS. Second row: ACNES DIAL, TOMMIE DIAL, DELTON JACOBS, CASTOR LOCKLEAR, CLYDE LOCKLEAR GERTIE LOCKLEAR. 19 JUNIORS i £2 m Fiist rou : PEARLIE LEE LOCKLEAR. VINCENT LOWRY, WINFORD LOWRY, MARY MARTIN. ROBERT LEE McGIRT. Second row: BERNICE MORGAN, CLARA MAE OXENDINE, CLETUS OXENDINE, ANDREW RANSOM. MYRTLE WILKINS. 20 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS A. G. SPAULDING, Treasurer AGNES HUNT, Secretary LOCK B. LOCKLEAR, President CARLEE MARTIN. Vice President 21 SOPHOMORES First row: JOSEPHINE BURNETT, WILTON CHAVIS, JAMES H. DIAL. AGNES HUNT, DEBRA JACOBS. Second row: DORA MARIE JACOBS. EARLENE JACOBS. JOE JACOBS. PHODA JACOBS. MAGENTA JOHNSON. Third row : ROBERT JONES, RUTH JONES. CATHERINE LOCKLEAR. HAZEL LOCKLEAR, RETHA LOCKLEAR. 22 SOPHOMORES First row: JOHNNY LEE LOCKLEAR, JOSEPHINE LOCKLEAR, LOCK B. LOCKLEAR BONNIE REA LOWRY, M. L. LOWRY, JR. Second row: SARAH LOIS LOWRY, VERNON HAZEL LOWRY, CARLINDA MARTIN MARY FRANCES MAYNOR, GRADY OXENDINE. Third row: LUANNA OXENDINE, CHRISTINE ROBERTS, GURNEY SAMPSON A G SPAULDING. ' ' 23 FRESHMEN OFFICERS HORACE HOWINGTON. Vice President DOROTHY JONES. Secretary-Treasurer CURLISS LOWRY. President 2-t FRESHMEN First row: ELIZABETH BERRY, BRANTLEY BLUE, LAFAYETTE BRAYBOY, MARY BRAYBOY. ZELMA BULLARD, LORRAINE BURNETT. Second row: STANCIL CHAVIS, PETER DIAL, SUSIE NELL HARRIS, HORACE HOWING- TON, VERTIE REE HUNT, DOROTHY JONES. Third row: PEARLIE LEE, CLARENCE LOCKLEAR, HARRY W. LOCKLEAR, JAMES H. LOCKLEAR, KITTY LOCKLEAR, LILLIAN TENE LOCKLEAR. 25 FRESHMEN ik First roil : LIZZIE BELL LOCKLEAR, LIZZIE JANE LOCKLEAR, RENCIL POE LOCK- LEAR. STANTON LOCKLEY. CURLISS LOWRY. HENRY FORD LOWRY. Second row: MERLIN LOWRY. MARY F. MOORE. ARCHIE OXENDLNE. BLANCHE OXENDINE. LOUIS OXENDINE. RUBY LEE OXENDLNE. Third row: WILLIAM EARL OXENDINE. YARDELL RANSOM. ETTA B. REYELS. RUTH ROBERTS. J. P. SWEAT. 2d e ia itmenti xX y H} x _ n„ iiiinii r , LIBRARY Pembroke State College Library consists of 11. 275 volumes. The Col- lege Library subscribes for over 100 weekly or monthly magazines and six daily or weekly newspapers. The Library has grown so much the past year that an extension had to be added to its stack rooms. On the Staff, in addition to the Librarian, are three Student Assistants: Miss Etha Cumming-. Miss Gladys Oxendine. and Miss Pearlie Locklear. 28 SCIENCE There are two classroom-laboratories at Pembroke State College. One is used for Biology and Chemistry, the other for Physics and a variety of uses. These rooms are being equipped with more and better apparatus each year. Several students are majoring in the Sciences, and there are blue prints for a Science Building to replace these two classrooms. At present. Johnny Lee Locklear is the One and Only Laboratory Assistant. Next year two should be needed. This picture shows part of Room 3, used for Biolojy and Chemistry. COMMERCE The Commercial Department of the College offers courses in business to students who wish to make Business a Career, or to those wishing it as an aid in other fields or for personal use. In addition to a knowledge of Business facts, the aim of the course is practical training in business methods. Some of the subjects offered are: Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Business English, and Business Organization. 29 FINE ARTS Fine Arts leaches us the relationships of line, color and form in such a way that we appreciate the niceties of life. We learn through different med ia in two and three dimensions. Our study takes us through nature, in the form of plants, animal-, landscapes and the human figure. CRAFTS In crafts, we learn block printing, stencil work, metal work, braiding, etc. Tlie most fascinating part of crafts, is that of weaving on the six large looms. The products range from rugs, through dress materials, curtains, and baby blankets. Pottery work is in its infancy but will increase rapidly, nun that we have a new electric kiln. The year of 1945-46 has seen an increase in the growth of the art department to where it is necessary to have a sludenl assistant. 30 Orchestra MUSICAL ACTIVITIES The Department of Music at Pembroke State College has shown a marked growth in the last few years; until at present it occupies a very important place in the College. Its importance lies in its performance of educational functions and its provision for extra-curricular activities. The purposes of the Music Department are to give the students a more complete understanding of the science and art of music; and to prepare teachers of Public School Music. It also encourages all students to develop a taste for good music. An Artist Series is sponsored each year by Pembroke State bringing to the Campus outstanding Artists of Instrumental and vocal music. In addition Faculty and Student Recitals are given each year. 31 r STRI G Ql YRTET The Mring Quartet has entertained at several formal teas held on the campus and appeared on the commencement program of 1945 held in the college auditorium. COLLEGE BAM) Newly organized on the Campus is the College Band which appeared at the basket- ball aames during the 1945-46 ?eason. 32 GliAi Pprn Kroi e State C Heg« Library Mi K to VETERANS CLUB First tow, left to right: James H. Dial. Dan ford Dial. Arcliie Oxendine. J. P. Swett, Brantley Blue. incent Lowiy. Second row: J. A. Jacobs, Grady Oxendine. Castor Locklear. Harry West Locklear. Lock B. Locklear, William Earl Oxendine. Josephus Jacobs. Simeon Cummings. Reese Bullard. Third rote: Henry Ford Lowry, Peier Dial, Theodore Maynor. Andrew Ransom. Warford Mavnor. MATH CLl ' B First rou : Lillian Tene Locklear, Man F. Moore, Pearlie Lee. J. P. Swell, Johnny Lee Locklear. Winford Lowry, Agnes Hum. Wilson Chavis. Second rou : Archie Oxendine. Merlin Lowry. John Robert Jones, Andrew Ransom. Delton Jacobs. William Earl Oxendine. Gurney Sampson. Louis Oxendine. Rencil Poe Locklear. Third rou : Clyde Locklear. Curli.-s Lowry. Harry W. Locklear. Theodore Maynor, Stancil Chavis. James Arnold Jacobs (sponsor). 34 MUM CLUB Left to right: Catherine Locklear, Perlie Lee. Dorothy Jones, Ruth Jones, Josephine Burnette, Retha Lock ear. Mary Moore, Vertie Ree Locklear, Mary Martin, Earlene Jacobs, Ruby Oxendine Magenta Johnson, Lock B. Locklear. Debra Jacobs, Agnes Hunt, Wilton Chavis, Elha Cummins Blanche Oxendine, Joe Jacobs, Gladys Oxendine. Carlee Martin, Jesse Maynor. Christine Roberts ' Luanna Oxendine, Johnny Lee Locklear, Robert McGirt, Stanton Lockley, Josephine Locklear ' Brantley B ue, Gurney Sampson. Sarah Lois Lowry, Dora Jacobs, Agnes Dial, Thelma Locklear, Gertie Locklear Wm. Earl Oxendine, Sally Mae Jacobs, Miss Vanda Whicker, Phoda Jacobs Bonnie Lowry, M. L. Lowry. jiwua, I %j II --V t fe DRAMATIC CLUB MatenTa 1 ' lo I h ' r! raC „ e f T 8 ' - Mar ? Martin. Mary F. Maynor. Sally Mae Jacobs. Brantley Blue, Chavis my ' ■ Locklear - Tomm 5 ' Dial . Johnny Lee Loeklearf Clara Second row: Earlene Jacobs, Retha Locklear, Dora Jacobs, Gertie Locklear, Gurney Sampson Butrd, cSTuS? ° X ™ dine ' Wm ° n TrUdy Ir ' « 35 B B HH H m MMMHI M BMHri Societies B.S.U. COUNCIL First row: Gertie Loeklear, Secretary; Luanna Oxendine. Y.W.A. Representative ' Magenta Johnson. Treasurer: Carlee Martin, Third Vice President; Agnes Hunt. Corresponding Secretary Mary Martin, President. Second row: Gladys Oxendine. Chorister; Lock B. Loeklear, B.T.U. Representative- Etha Cummmgs, Second Vice President: Robert McGirt, Vice President; Horace Howington Sunday School Representative. Third row: Earlene Jacobs. Extension Committee: Gurney Sampson. Reporter ' Bonnie Lowrv Program Committee: Miss Mary Livermore. B.S.U. Sponsor. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION First row: J. P. Sweat. Rencil Loeklear. Thelma Loeklear. Gertie Loeklear Catherine Loeklear Dorothy Jones Josephine Loeklear. Pearlie Loeklear. Elizabeth Berry Kitty Loeklear Luanna Oxendine, Sally Mae Jacobs, Agnes Dial, Mary Martin. ' y ljOCK ' ear ' Luanna Second rotp: Staneel Chavis, Etta B. Revels. Earlene Jacobs. Lock B. Loeklear Bonnie Rea flSSS; Ll ' a] ? Te , e , Lock A ear ' Jose P h ™ Burnette. Retha Loeklear. Agnes Hunt Johnny Lei MyrtlrwiPkins 6 ' Magenta J ° ns°n. Gurney Sampson. Blanche OxendinS, ToZ Dill Third rou). Warford Maynor. Lorraine Burnette. Gladys Hall. Hazel Loeklear Robert Jones HowfngtoifHa ry ' ock ar 038 ' L ° cWear - J Se Mayn0r ' Earl S SlS? %££? SS 37 WESLEY FOUNDATION COUNCIL Front row: Wilson Chavis. Treasurer: Sarah Lois Lowry. President: Viler Jane Chavis. Vice President; Phoda Jacobs. Secretary: Winford Lowry. Publicity. Back- row: Dora Marie Jacobs Personnel Committee; Clyde Locklear. Devotional Chairman: Helen Maynor. Reporter; Christine Roberts. International Relations Chairman: Mary F. Maynor. Chorister: Miss Marjorie Kanable. W. F. Sponsor; M. L. Lowry Jr.. Social Chair. WESLEY FOUNDATION First tow: Curliss Lowry. Winford Lowry. Helen Maynor. Phoda Jacobs. Dora Marie Jacobs. Sarah Lois Lowry. Viler Jane Chavis. Christine Roberts. Mary F. Maynor. Second row: Wilton Chavis. M. L. Lowry, Jr.. Trudy Bullard. Danford Dial. Mary Brayboy. Ruby Oxendine. Zelma Bullard. Wilson Chavis. Clyde Locklear. Third roic: Archie Oxendine. Andrew Ransom. Henry F. Lowry. Ruth Roberts. Louis Oxendine. Lafayette Brayboy. Vertie Ree Hunt. Iona Bullard. Susie Nell Harris. Miss Marjorie Kanable. Sponsor; Pearlie Lee. Brantley Blue. Josephus Jacobs. 38 PONTIAC SOCIETY First row: Dr. Harold W. Kennedy, Sponsor; Rencil Poe Locklear, James Howard Locklear, Gladys Oxendine, Brantley Blue, Jesse Maynor, Tommy Dial. Thelma Locklear. Second row: Stancel Chavis, A. G. Spaulding, Etha Cummings, Robert Jones, Agnes Dial, Archie Oxendine. Third row: Peter Dial, Harry W. Locklear, Mary F. Moore, Bernice Morgan. 30 EMERITAN SOCIETY First row: Danford Dial. Pearlie Locklear. Viler Jane Chavis, Pearlie Lee. Vertie Ree Hunt. Ruth Roberts. Dorothy Jones, Retha Mae Locklear. Dora Jacobs. Christine Roberts, Lock B. Locklear, Catherine Locklear, Luanna Oxendine, Josephine Locklear. Sally Mae Jacobs. Sarah Lois Lowry, Mrs. Lowry, Miss Stinebring. Second row: Winford Lowry, Wilson Chavis, Josephine Burnette, Lillian Tene Locklear, Helen Ma) nor, Andrew Ransom, Horace Howington, Debra Jacobs, Robert McGirt, Magenta Johnson. Agnes Hunt, Wilton Chavis. Carlee Martin. Bonnie Lowry, Mary F. Maynor, Phoda Jacobs, Gertie Locklear, Earl Oxendine, M. L. Lowry. Jr.. Clyde Locklear. Third row: Castor Locklear, Curliss Lowry, Etta B. Revels, Rubv Oxendine, Hazel Locklear, Johnny Lee Locklear, Gurney Sampson, Iona Bullard, Blanche Oxendine. Reese Bullard. Lafayette Brayboy. Delton Jacobs, Simeon Cummings, Vincent Lowry, 40 £L a_ £p,ait L Gymnasium The College Gymnasium, a spacious building, modern in all details, was erected during the session of 1938-39 In the Public Works Administration. This building has a seating capacity of one thousand persons, and meets all requirements for indoor athletic sports and classes in physical education. It contains dressing rooms, showers, and lockers, for men and women. All the Indian High Schools of the County hold an Annual Basketball Tournament in the Gym. The All-Indian Pageant. ' The Life History of a People. was presented here annually prior to X orld W ar II. 42 BOYS ' BASKETBALL Front row: James Howard Locklear. Horace Howington, Robert Lee McGirt, Clyde Locklear, Johnny Lee Locklear, Danford Dial. Back row: Gumey Sampson, Vincent Lowry, Wilton Chavis, Wilson Chavis, A. G. Spaulding. Grady Oxendine. Basketball at Pembroke State College started its postwar climb this year and promises much in the future. The team this year started as almost a complete veteran team; but as the season progressed the freshmen and the returning veterans, who had played in past years, changed the complexion of the team. Competition for places on the team became keen for the first time in four years. Next year ' s basketball team should show more promise than this team, as all who were playing at the close of the season, with the exception of Danford Dial and those who will be entering the Armed Services will be here to answer the starting whistle next year. The regular season was very successful, from the won-and-lost point of view, as the team developed a habit of winning games in the last minute or two. The team won seven of its regular season games, most of them by narrow margins. m Score Score Score Score Pembroke 39 Hamlet All-Stars 20 Pembroke 26 Gardner-Webb 24 Pembroke 26 Gardner- Webb 19 Pembroke 34 Campbell Junior College 32 Pembroke 32 Hamlet All-Stars 28 Pembroke 21 Ivanhoe All-Stars 27 Pembroke 31 Ivanhoe All-Stars 28 Pembroke 38 Campbell Junior College 35 43 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Front row: Christine Roberts, Trudy Bullard. Reilia Locklear, Loiainne Burnette. Phoda Jacob?, Josephine Locklear. Back tou : Debra Jacobs. Man Marlin. Clara Mae Oxeniline. Clara Chavis, Agnes Hunt. Etta B. Revels. Girl? basketball, at Pembroke State, is in its infancy, a? this is the first year that any other colleges have been scheduled. The team showed much spirit and improved rapidly during the vear. The win and loss column was not quite what we had hoped for hut we arc looking forward to a better team next vear. The girls that played this vear will all be hack, and we are looking forward to some freshmen that have plaved basketball in high school. 14 TABLE TENNIS Left to right: Etha Cummings. M. L. Lowry, Jr.. Gladys Oxendine. Robert McGirt. BADMINTON Left to right: Gurney Sampson. Bernice Morgan. Stanton Lockley, A. G. Spaulding. 46 ARCHERY t . . Lejt to right: Gladys Oxendine, Robert McGirt, Etha Cummings, A. G. Spaulding, Stanton Lockley, Wilton Chavis. 47 WHERE WE LIVE !:: KAMPIJS it APF US 49 ALWAYS TOGETHER 50 • ' JUST AROUND 51 SACRED SPOTS AT P.S.C. 52 StudetU f £oc-4,tu ent l and Alumni iulta Uav-e estteled Uie Seivice, IdJa ild IOg i 1 1 Barnes, Alton Barnes, Lewis R. Bell, Eldon Blanks, John Blue, Brantley Bowen, Willie D. Brewer, Roscoe Brooks. Joseph Brooks, Venus Bullard, Reese Bullard, Varser Bryant, Jimmie Burnett, Otis Canady, Harvey Carter, Harlie Carter, Tom N. Carter, Rudolph Chavis, Carleton H. Chavis, George Chavis, Marvin Chavis, Z. R. Clark, Clayton Cummings, Coolidge Cummings, Simeon Dial, Adolph L. Dial, Danford Dial, Dormic Dial, Grady Dial, James Henley Dial, Tommie Godwin, Rudolph Hammonds, Alhert Hammonds, Clinton Hammonds, James H. Hunt, Carl Hunt, Carlee G. Hunt, Eva Lois Hunt, Martin Hunt, Nick Hunt. Robert Hunt, Vernon Hunt, Wm. Lloyd Jacobs, James A. Jacobs, Josephus D. Jacobs, R. B. Jacobs, Welton Jones, Chancie Jones, James Arthur Jones, Lee Dee Kerns, Leroy Locklear, Abner Nash Locklear, Anson Locklear, Clarence F. Locklear, Curt Locklear, Fred Locklear, Isaac Locklear, James Q. Locklear, James B. Locklear, Ledger Locklear, Lock B. Locklear, Montford Locklear, Thurman Locklear, Walter Locklear, Wm. Castor Locklear, Willard Lowry, Adna V. Lowry, Bernard Lowry, Cleveland Lowry, Dorsey V. Lowry, Fred Lowry, Harold Lowry, Jason Lowry, Jesse Edens Lowry, John R., Jr. Lowry, Lonnie Lowry, Marvin, Jr. Lowry, Monroe Lowry, Murriel Lowry, Osbourne Lowry, Otis Megal Lowry, Ronald Lowry, Tilford Lowry, Varser Lowry, Vincent f Lowry, Wade Lowry, Welton Lowry, Woodrow Maynor, Bracey V. Maynor, Ben James Maynor, Cleo Maynor, Earlie B. Maynor, James W. Maynor. Luther V. Maynor, Theodore Miller, Vardell Moore, Harbert Neville, Lee Oxendine, Alford Oxendine, Conrad Oxendine, Grady G. Oxendine, Heavard Oxendine, Herbert G. Oxendine. Hubert Oxendine, James H. Oxendine, James F. Oxendine, John Oxendine, Louis Oxendine, Newman Oxendine, Prathen Oxendine, Thadis Oxendine, Thomas Oxendine, Wm. Earl Ransom, Andrew Ransom, Earl Ransom, Edison Ransom, Julian Ransom, Vardell Rogers, Raeford Revels, Wm. Gaston Sampson, Earl B. Sampson, James Sampson, James A. Sampson, Knox Sanderson, James Sanderson, T. B. Sanderson, Varser Sanderson, Wm. Daniel Shepeard, Earl R. Smith, Millard Smith, John Allen Spaulding, Stanton Spaulding, Vincent Swett, Furman Swett, James Thompson, Verl Thompson, Vernon Ray Worriax, John Reasley Killed in Action, t Missing in Action. 53 PEMBROKE STATE COLLEGE. THE WD NOW It is a far crv from the two-story building of 1887. with out cue instructor, to the present-day college with its eighteen faculty members and its student body of youth and tho;e who are not so young, these returning from the war and coming back for further training. The story of the progress of Pembroke State College might well be called the saga of Indian education in eastern North Carolina. Its stur is the story of progress from the school that started as a normal school of practically beginners level to that of the present when a large number of students are taking adyantage of the prvilege of finishing a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degTee in a number of .Major areas. From a one-acre campus, with a two-room building, the mechanical assets of the college have increased to that of eleven buildings and residences, scattered oyer a thirty-five acre campus. Pem- broke State College boasts of one of the finest gymnasiums in the Carolinas. A baseball park with bleachers to seat 400 is another asset of note, in this clime where baseball may be played from April through November. It is never too wet. unless it is raining at game time. Other spots of interest are the rows of Poplars. Long leaf pines, and another of magnolias. To vou who have seen the virgin pine back of main, we cannot add words to enhance their beauty and to those of vou who have not had this experience, it would be difficult for us to describe their grandeur in mere words. You may get some idea as to their beauty by looking at the pictures in this book, but let us add a few words in a feeble attempt to give you the feeling that one gets as he sees these trees for the first time. One feels as little as the ant feels when he sees man ' s foot falling gentl) toward the earth, with his small body in the middle. One feels that man ' s efforts at descrip- tion and accomplishment and beggared by this creation of the master hand that shaped the universe. All man ' s efforts to make things of symmetrical form and his efforts at creating things of beauty seem but feeble as one gazes upon these majestic giants of the forest. One feels that he has shrunk a little in stature when gazing at these giants without limbs until they reach a majestic height abo e the earth. 34 1946 Indianhead Staff GLADYS U J: IM S Editor THEODORE MAY NOR Business Manager HELEN MAYNOR Assistant Editor DR. HAROLD KENNEDY ETHA CEMMINfiS Faculty Adviser Advertising Manager 55 WE HAVE BEEN BEWILDERED and confused more times than we care to mention during these past months, but it lias been worth all that and mere. W ith the aid and advice of Dr. Kennedy and Wm. Oliver Smith of the Edwards Broughton Co. our printers, we have at last completed the work on our first annual. Xow that the book is completed we can look back on those davs and smile, because it is all over and our job is finished. The only thing worrying us now is how each of you like the finished product. We are keeping our fingers crossed on that score and perhaps the gods will be on our side. This book is for you and about you — we sincerely hope the representation meet- with your approval. 56 The 1946 Indianhead extends a warm welcome to all of those Veterans upon their release from the Armed Forces that have entered Pembroke State College. Brantley Blue — Navy Reese Bui. lard — Army Raymond Clark — Navy Simeon Cummings — Army Danford Dial — Army James H. Dial — Army Peter Dial — Army Joseph us Jacobs — Army Curt Locklear — Army Harry W. Locklear — Army Wm. Castor Locklear — Army Lock B. Locklear — Army Henry F. Lowry — Army Vincent Lowry — Army Earlie B. Maynor — Army James W. Maynor — Army Theodore Maynor — Navy Archie Oxendine — Army Grady G. Oxendine — Navy Newman Oxendine — Army Wm. Earl Oxendine — Army Andrew Ransom — Army Julian Ransom — Army Tommie B. Sanderson — Navy James P. Sweat — Army Vardell Sweat — Army Venus Brooks — Army 57 B B FEED STOKE MEATS. GROCERIES. FERTILIZER ' We teach your dollar to have more cents ' PHONE 2681 PEMBROKE HARDWARE COMPANY • Paints and Farm Supplies • PHONE 2821 BIRNIES REPAIR SHOP • it needs to be Repaired, bring it to us All Kinds of WOOD WORKING ELECTRICAL WELDING ACETYLENE WELDING All Work Guaranteed PHONE 2821 PEMBROKE. N. C. i - - ig - Compliments of PATES SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. THATCH ER ' S GARAG E Expert Repair Service to All Makes of Autos, Trucks and Tractors Livestock tind Auction Sale BODY AND FENDER REPAIR WORK PHONE 2691 PEMBROKE, N. C. Pembroke, N. C. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE PARIS, Owner • PEMBROKE, N. C. Compliments of HUNT HATCHERY Better Chicks N. C. U. S. 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The ROBESONIAN deeply reciates the work you are doing in the field of app education and is always glad to cooperate with you. The ROBESONIAN Member Associated Press Published every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday LUMBERTON, N. C. LUMBERTON FLORAL COMPANY Flowers for all Occasions PHONE 320 405 Elm Street Lumberton, N. C. When the Girl of your Dreams Says YES Visit HELMS JEWELRY STORE Elm Street LUMBERTON, N. C. k Compliments of A. Weinstein Sons Established 1897 • Outfitters for the Entire Family • Telephone 461 Corner Fourth and Elm Streets Lumberton, North Carolina When in Lumberton Trade at WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE ' SUPPLY FOR HOME and AUTOMOBILE W. L. Johnson, Manager Lumberton, N. C. Compliments of Southern Marble Works, Inc. J. P. Cooper, Pres. and Mgr. • Lumberton, N. C. Compliments Underwear Dry Goods and Notions of HOMES Home of CURLEE CLOTHES FURNITURE B. C. MOORE AND Red Springs, N. C. SONS RED SPRINGS, N. C. Compliments of You Are Always SUGAR ' S WELCOME at MEN ' S SHOP NUNN BUSH SHOES RED SPRINGS GROCERY INTERWOVEN SOCKS DOB BS HATS ARROW SHIRTS GRIFFON CLOTHES CO. Red Springs, N. C. Telephone 668 Fourth and Elm Streets Lumberton, N. C. Compliments of d. m. McMillan FORD PRODUCTS Since 1912) RED SPRINGS, N. C. Compliments of RED SPRINGS DRUG CO. Prescription Specialists Red Springs, N. C. DEATON SANDWICH SHOP For Better Eats Service Red Springs. N. C. W. J. DEATON NEIGHBORS SHOE STORE Red Springs ' Exclusive Shoe Store Red Springs, N. C. RED SPRINGS Trade in Red Springs with SUPPLY CO., Inc. GEORGE ' S • MARKET General Merchants Fertilizers and Cotton • Quality Meats and Groceries Next to City Hall THROWER ' S FEED and SEED STORE in Same Building RED SPRINGS, N. C. DIAL 2271 George Thrower, Owner GRAHAM ' S Compliments Department Store of Inc. 30 YEARS OF SERVICE ODUM HOME Quality Merchandise GROCERY • Red Springs, N. C. Red Springs, N. C. P (pu5hover | Yes, Reddy Kilowatt is a mighty man. One kilowatt of electricity is equal to one and one-third horsepower — but what is more im- portant is what it can do for you. Electrical cooking, refrigeration, lighting, washing, ironing, and all the other tasks electricity does in your home take very little horse- power ... but they are mighty valuable to the comfort and convenience of your everyday life. enjoy things electricity can CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY Use your electric to the fullest extent do for you. Compliments of ROWLAN D SUPPLY CO. General Merchandise and Dealers in HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Everything f or the Farm and Home Shop With Us While in Town ROWLAND, N. C. Compliments of ROWLAND MOTOR CO CHEVROLET Sales and Service FIRESTONE HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES Electrical Appliances ROWLAND, N. 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