Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

THE 1H9 INVIANHBAd Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Pembroke State College Pembroke, North Carolina Editor Agnes Hunt Chavis Business Manager Archie Oxendine Assistant and Acting Editor Vernon Hazel Lowry =J PEMBROKE NORTH CAROLINA 5 D Q ' ■F Dr. Ralph Dillingham Wellons FOREWORD President ' s Message Colleges differ from factories, but the public tends to evaluate them in much the same way. Both are rated according to the quality of the product they put out. The quality of at least some of the gradu- ates is known by the yearbook they edit. We congratulate the Indianhead Staff of 1949 on the good showing they have made in this year ' s annual. They have maintained the usual high standards and we are grateful. THE FACULTY James A. Jacobs. B.S.. M.Ed.. Registrar, Mathematics. B.S.. Murray State Teachers College; M.Ed.. Duke University. Marjorie Kenable. A.B.. B.S.. M.A.. Li- brarian. A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University; B.S., MA.. University of Denver. Harold W. Kennedy. B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D., Psychology and Education. B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D.. Ohio State University. Ira Pate Lowry. B.S.. M.S.. Music. B.S., Dakota Wesleyan University; M.A., Ohio State University. Reba Milsaps Lowry. A.B.. M.A.. French. Spanish Expression. A.B., Maryville College; M.A.. Univer- sity of Tennessee. Robert Price Marsh. B.S.. M.S.. Ph.D., Science. B.S.. New York University; M.S.. Rutgers University; Ph.D., Rutgers University. Grady Allen Martin. B.S., Agriculture. B.S., Agronomy, North Carolina State College. Clifton Oxendine. A.B.. M.A.. Dean, History and Social Science. A.B.. McKendree College: M.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers. THE fACULTY Carolyn Page, B.S., Commerce. B.S.S.A., Women ' s College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina. Arlene B. Phillips, A.B., M.A., Science. A.B., Nebraska University; M.A., West- ern Carolina Teachers College. Angelika Reckendorf, A.B., M.A., Art. Zeichenlehreinnenzamen, Kunstgew er- beschule, Munich, Germany; Gewer beo- berlehrerinnenezamen, Gewerbelehrerin- nenseminar, Potsdam, Germany; B.A., M.A., Universtiy of North Carolina. James T. Sampson, Education. B.S., M.A., Physical B.S., Fort Hays Kansas State College; M. A., Fort Hays Kansas State College. Mary Sharpe, A.B., M.A., Primary Critic Teacher. A.B., Winthrop College; M.A., Columbia University. Frances Stinebring, B.S., M.A., English. B.S., Kent State University; M.A., Ohio State University. George R. Swann. B.A., M.A., B D Th.M., Ph.D., English. B.A., Furman University; M.A., Univer- sity of Virginia; B.D., Union Theological Seminary; Th.M., Crozer Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University of Pennsyl- vania. Herbert H. Todd, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., History, Social Science. A.B., Ohio University; M.A Peabody College; Ph.D., versity. George Yanderbilt Uni- Carrie Lee Jacobs Assistant Secretary. Assistant Librarian Berteen Oxendine Secretary CLERICAL STAFF MAINTENANCE STAFF John Wesley Dial Sioht Watchman Raymond Deese Custodian Walter Pinchbeck Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds DEDICATION DR. RALPH DILLINGHAM WELLONS We, the senior class of the year nineteen hundred and forty-nine, when searching for an individual to whom to dedicate this yearbook, unanimously decided that this honor should go to our beloved presi- dent, Dr. Ralph Dillingham Wellons, who has been our guide and counselor for these many years. To you, Dr. Wellons, we owe a debt of gratitude for your unswerv- ing loyalty to all that is good in college life. To you we owe a grate- ful thanks for the progress that our college has made during the past seven years and even more, we owe you a debt of gratitude for that growth that promises to come in the future. We leave these halls with deep regret that we will not be here to enjoy these improvements but we trust that we may look ahead with anticipation, as well as look backward with pride, to greater accomplishment under your guiding hand. CAMPUS PINE WALK POPLAR LANE SCENES FACULTY ROW Looking South FACULTY ROW Looking North VTfc. fc I 1 I Jones Sweat Hunt SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS James P. Sweat President Ruth Marie Jones Dial Vice-President Maitland Hunt Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Harold W. Kennedy Class Adviser mar 10 SENIORS Carl Walter Bell, A.B. Pembroke, N. C. Major, Social Science; Minor, English; Emeri- tan Society i, 2, 3, 4; Debating Team 1, 2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball; 1,2; Dramatics 1,2; President Emeritan Society 3. Elizabeth Berry, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Specialty, Grammar Grades; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Emeritan Society 1, 2; Pontiac Society 3, 4; Social Chairman 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Orchestra 4; Social Club 2, 3, 4; News Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. John J. Brooks, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Specialty, Grammar Grades; Emeritan Society 3, 4; B.S.U. 3, 4. Beacher Bullard, A.B. Pembroke, N. C. Major: Social Science; Minor, English; Emeri- tan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; W.F. 1, 2, 3, 4. 11 SENIORS Lorraine Burnette. B.S. Lumberton. N. C. Specialty; Grammar Grades, Emeritan Society i. 2; Pontiac 3. 4: Program Chairman 3; B.S.U. 1. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 3, 4; Dramatics 3. 4; Glee Club 4: Social Club 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Acnes Hunt Chavis Withdrew James H. Dial, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Specialty; Grammar Grades: Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 4: Veterans Club 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4. Peter Dial. A.B. Pembroke, X. C. Major: Social Science; Minor: Science; Vet- erans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Baptist Student Union 1. 2. 3, 4: Vice-President 2; Chairman Child Welfare 3, 4; Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Football 2, 3; Member Student Council 4. 12 SENIORS F Tommie Dial, A.B. Pembroke, N. C. Major, Social Science; Minor, English; Pontiac Society i, 2, 3, 4; W.F., 4; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 4; Dramatics 1, 2; Veterans Club 3, 4. Albert Hammonds, B.S. Rowland, N. C. Specialty, Grammar Grades; Chaplain in the Army. Marguerite J. Holmes, B.S. Lumberton, N. C. Specialty, Primary Grades; B.S.U., 4; Pontiac Society 4. Horace E. Howington, A.B. Pembroke, N. C. Major, Social Science; Minor, English; Emeri- tan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Vice-President A. P.O. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sunday School Representative 1, President 2, 4, Train- ing Union Representative 3, Secretary to State B.S.U. Council 4); Class Vice-President 1; Marshal 4; College Social Committee 3. 13 SENIORS Herbert Marvin Houtngton. B.S. Pembroke. N. C. Specialty. Grammar Grades; Pontiac Society i, 2: Emeritan Society 3, 4: Glee Club 1. 2 3. 4; Dramatics 1, 2. 3: B.D. Club 1. 2, 3 Basketball 1. 2: Football 1, 2; Marshal 1, 3 College Quartette 1. 2, 3; College News 2 Class President 2; Class Secretary 3. Maitland Hunt. B.S. Fairmont, N. C. Specialty. Grammar Grade; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Emeritan Society 1. 2: Pontiac Society 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 4; Orchestra 4; Social Club 2. 3, 4. Debra Jacobs. B.S. Fairmont. N. C. Specialty. Primary Grades; Emeritan Society 1, 2; Pontiac Society 3, 4 (Secretary 4): B.S.U. 1, 2. 3, 4 (Treasurer 3. Secretary 4); Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Social Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. Melrose Magenta Johnston, B.S. Pembroke. X. C. Major, Science; Minor, English; Emeritan Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4: Social Club 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. Coun- cil 1, 2; Marshal 2. 14 SENIORS Jessie Lee Jacobs Locklear, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Specialty, Grammar Grades; Pontiac Society i, 2, 3, 4; VV.F. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 4; W.F. Publicity Chairman 4; Library Assistant 4. Lillian Tene Locklear, B.S. Maxton, N. C. Specialty, Primary Grades; Emeritan Society 1, Glee Club 2; Math Club 1; Pontiac Society 2, 3, 4; Band and Orchestra 3; Dramatics 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Librarian. Rencil Poe Locklear Withdrew Fred Lowry, B.S. Pembroke, N. C. Major, Science; Minor, Social Science; Emeri- tan Society 1 ; Social Club 2, 3, 4; Veterans Club 2, 3, 4 (President 2); President Class 3; President Student Council 3; Advertising Man- ager of Yearbook 4; Coast Guard 3 Years and 2 Months; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. 15 SENIORS Ronald Henry Lowry, B.S. Pembroke. N. C. Major, Science: Minor. Mathematics: Wesley Foundation i. 2. 3. 4 I President 3. 4); Emeri- tan Society 1. 2, 3. 4 (President 3): Alpha Psi Omega 3. 4: Who ' s Who in American Co leges 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4; Marshal 2. 3, 4 (Chief 3. 4); Veterans Club 2, 3, 4: Armed Forces 2 years. Vernon Hazel Lowry, B.S. Pembroke. N. C. Specialty. Grammar Grades: Emeritan Society 1. 2. 3. 4: B.S.U. 1. 2: W.F. 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Chorister 3. 4; Marshal 4: Assistant and Acting Editor. Indianhead 4. Archie Oxendine. B.S. Pembroke. X. C. Specialty: Grammar Grades: W.F. 1. 2. 3. 4: Pontiac Society 1, 2. 3. 4: Veterans Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1, Social Club 2, 3: Business Manager Indianhead 4, Army two years. Helen A. Sampson. B.S. Pembroke. X. C. Major. Home Economics: Minor. English: Emeritan Society 1, 2. 3. 4: B.S.U. 1, 2. Molly H. Sampson. B.S. Pembroke. X. C. Specialty, Primary Grades. Emeritan Society 1, 2. James P. Sweat. A.B. Rowland. X. C. Major. Social Science: Minor, Science; B.S.U. 1. 2. 3. 4: Veterans Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Member Emeritan Society 4; Student Council 4: Presi- dent Class 4. Seniors .Xot Photographed Dorothy Fields Locklear. A.B. Pembroke, N. C. Ri th Jones Dial, B.Sc. Pembroke, N. C. 16 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY It was in September of 1945 that the first class, containing many returned veterans of World War II, entered Pembroke State College. For some reason there developed an atmosphere of intellectual curi- osity that has never been equalled. Many members of this class were heroes and heroines in baseball and basketball during the freshman year and the years that followed. As is true of all freshmen, they suffered many indignities, but by the end of the year all greenness and freshness had worn off, and they joyously entered the hallowed halls as sophomores. As sophomores, athletic competition was continued and much social activity entered the picture. Active participation in other college activities was common during the second year. With the Junior year came many changes in personnel. Drama- tics were added to the interests of the members of the class. Thus came the play, The Campbells Are Coming and Magenta John- ston captivated the audience with her excellent acting. An occasion al party was held during the year. The high light of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet and reception. The largest and, many say, the best banquet yet. At last the senior year and the long anticipated climax of our col- lege careers. With all its dignity and importance, there have been lighter moments when some underclassman has trampled the dignity of a senior and suffered the wrath of the overlords. Many meetings about rings, programs and all activities that enter into commence- ment time, have occupied our time. Practice Teaching, with all its trials and tribulations has been weathered by most members of our class. It is with pride that we, the largest class yet, pass on the heritage of our college. Good luck, Underclassmen. Onward and Upward. 17 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barto Clark. Jr President James Leon Hunt Vice-President Carl Revels. Jr Secretary-Treasurer Harlie Carter Ray Chavb Barto Clark. Jr. COOLIDGE M. CUMMINGS JoHN E. CuMMINGS GraCIE Lee GrIFFIN James Leon Hint Robert Hunt Delton Jacobs rffl 3 18 JUNIORS Leah Locklear Margaret H. Locklear Marvin Lowrv Merlin Lowrv James C. Maynor Harry P. Oxendine Heavard Oxendine Jesse Edward Oxendine Earl S. Ranson James Carl Revels, Jr. Vernon R. Thompson 19 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Eva Lois Hunt President Clarence F. Locklear Vice-President Adelaide Locklear Secretary-Ti Mary- 1 reasurer Doris Lee Blanks Doris Hammonds Ruby Carter Eva Lois Hunt Artie Mae Emanuel Adelaide Locklear 20 SOPHOMORES Clarence F. Locklear Vernon Locklear Lucy Belle Oxendine Newman B. Oxendine Ruth Roberts John V. Sanderson Frances Stewart 21 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Leslie Locklear President Talbert Lowry Vice-President Sara Catherine Locklear Secretary Ella Mae Dial Treasurer Hardy H. Bell Hikon Curtis Chavis Mary Magdaline Chavis Wilev Rav Chavis William T. Chavis Pete Clark Ward Clark. Jr. Yanice Cummings Wilton R. Cummings Eula Mae Dial 22 FRESHMEN James C. Dial Maitland Dimery Ray H. Elk Cecil Hammonds Annie Ruth Jacobs Ellen Joyce Jacobs Mertice Lee Jacobs Robert Earl Jacobs Doris Jones Gloria Jones Herbert Hoover Lloyd Delton Ray Locklear 23 FRESHMEN Erhe Jane Locklear Johnnie A. Locklear Josephus Locklear Leslie Locklear Ruth Locklear Sarah Catherine Locklear Steve Locklear Talbert Lowry Harold Lindberg Martin Mildred Celia Maynor 24 FRESHMEN Farce Oxendine Leon D. Oxendine Louis S. Oxendine Pattie Oxendine Vanzetta Oxendine Justus E. Paul Eyrtle Ray Ransom Robert Burland Revels Carolyn Sampson Estelle Sampson Treaver Lee Stewart Stephen A. Strickland William A. Stricklin 25 SPECIAL STUDENTS Macy Dial Locklear Inez Hunt Bell Horace Chavis Scenic P.S.C. 26 RECREATION HALL Table Tennis, Chess and Checkers with music from a combination record player, radio, are features of spare time activity. ACTIVITIES 27 rS SBBm Sm Bll STUDENT COUNCIL Student Government at Pembroke State College is a comparatively new innovation, having had its beginnings in late 1948 and coming to full fruition during the present year. The student council has taken many of the responsibilities that were formerly carried by the faculty. This council is responsible for much routine organizational work and for the promotion of many phases of student activities. Its success in the early months of its life augur well for its continued success and growth. It is said that we grow with added responsibilities and the members of our student council certainly attest to the truth of this statement. 28 INdlAHHEAV Vernon Hazel Lowry Acting Editor in Chief Archie Oxendine Business Manager Fred Lowry Advertising Manager STAFF Agnes Hunt Chavis Editor Vernon Hazel Lowry Assistant and Acting Editor Archie Oxendine Business Manager Fred Lowry Advertising Manager Harold W. Kennedy Faculty Adviser CONTRIBUTORS James P. Sweat Ray Chavis Horace Howington Ronald Lowry Back row: Ray Chavis, Vernon Hazel Lowry, Archie Oxendine. Front row: Horace Howington, Fred Lowry, Ronald Lowry. 29 ALPHA PS OMEGA The Iota Alpha Cast of Alpha Psi Omega. Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, was organized to stim- ulate interest in dramatic activities at Pembroke State College and to secure for each member all the advantages and mutual helpfulness provided by a large national honorary fraternity and by electing students to membership, to serve as a reward for their worthy effort in participating in the plays staged by the dramatic organization of the college. The motto Seek a Life Useful means that not only members strive to be artists, but deavor to be worthy artists seeking the highest goal of any artist service. The Dramatic Club presents two three and many one-act plays during the yc years productions were Plain Sister. and The Old Home Place. they y-ear. Two of this Standing: Doris Jones, Ronald Lowry, laide Locklear, Horace Howington. Mrs Melrose Magenta Johnson. Seated: Reba Lowry. Vernon Hazel Lowtv. Ray Chavis, Ade- Doris Hammonds. DRAMATICS Left to right: Elizabeth Berry, Doris Hammonds, Jesse Oxendine, Rav Chavis. Lorraine Burnett, Frances Stewart, Estelle Sampson, Farce Oxendine. Lillian Tene Locklear. Horace Howington! Magenta Johnson, Carolyn Sampson. Ronald Lowry, Joyce Jacobs. Steve Locklear, Lindberg ' Martin, Yanice Cummings, Ruth R. Strickland, Johnnie Locklear, Newman Oxendine, Coolidge Cummings, Doris Blanks, Lucy Belle Oxendine, Doris Jones, Mrs. Reba Lowtv, Mildred Maynor. 30 1 ' — — ' ' 1 ifl .-f ' « ■ [ . ; 4 V r WW H : L ! ft . .. .t f • m f5V £ roit 1 : Estelle Sampson, Gloria Jones, Maitland Dimery, Eulah Mae Dial, Lucy Belle Oxen- dine. Center row: Margaret Locklear, Artie Mae Emanuel, Maitland Hunt, Margaret Holmes, Jessie Lee Locklear. Front row: Elizabeth Berry, Adelaide Locklear, Debra Jacobs, Frances Stewart, Mildred Maynor. GLEE CLUB The glee club of Pembroke State College has a long history and it operates through- out the year, at programs of all kinds, and in the spring a special music program is presented. The singing of the glee club is always a highlight of commencement activities and we look forward with anticipation to their fine rendition of many of our classics in the field of music. 31 Left to right: Lindberg Martin, Lucy Belle Oxendine, Josephus Locklear, Horace Chavis, Dorie Blanks, Joyce Jacobs, Ronald Lowry , Johnnie Locklear, Vanice Cummings, Mary Magdaslen Chavis, Robert Earl Jacobs, Doris Hammonds, Carolyn Sampson, Doris Jones, Adelaide Lock- lear, Annie Ruth Jacobs, Treva Lee Stewart, Elizabeth Berry, Mrs. Reba Lowry, Jesse Oxendine, Mr. Ira Pate Lowry (Director), Gloria Jones, Maitland Dimery, Eulah Mae Dial, Estelle Samp- son, Mildred Maynor, Sallie Dale Locklear. S. BAND The band entertains at ball games, teas and sometime during each year presents a program of band music as one of our concert series. 32 VETERANS CLUB Fronl row: Archie Oxendinc, Jesse Oxendine, Hardy H. Bell, Peter Dial, James P. Sweat, Coolidge Cummings, Hilton Chavis, Spyrgzon Bullard, Wiley Ray Chavis, John V. Sanderson, Ronald Lowry, Clayton Clark, Vernon Locklear, Coach, James T. Sampson. Others in rear: Ray Elk, Ray Chavis, Newman Oxendine, James C. Revels Jr. Clarence Locklear, James Cleo Maynor, Farce Oxendinc, James H. Dial, Harlie Carter, Earl Ransom, Tommie Dial, Heavard Oxendine, Moland Strickland, Carl W. Bell, Leslie Locklear, Fred Lwory, Danzer Locklear, Eva Lois Hunt. I f; si i s I SOCIAL CLUB Sitting: Farce Oxendine, Doris Hammonds, Danzer Locklear, Lindberg Martin, Magdalene Chavis, Moland Strickland, Ruth Strickland, Rencil Poe Locklear, Elizabeth Berry, Delton R. Locklear, Carolyn Sampson, Joyce Jacobs, Adelaide Locklear, Doris Blanks, Debra Jacobs, Fred Lowry, Lillian Tene Locklear, Doris Jones, Jesse Oxendine, Ray Chavis, Artie Mae Emanuel, Wilton R. Cummings, Estelle Sampson, Leslie Locklear, Vernon Hazel Lowry, Hardy H. Bell, Lorraine Burnett, Clarence Locklear. Standing: Coach James T. Sampson, Burlin Revels, Ruth Locklear, Erne Jane Locklear, Sallic Dale Locklear, Leon Oxendine. Harlie Carter, Sara Catherine Locklear, Annie Ruth Jacobs, Mertice Jacobs, Wiley Ray Chavis, Magenta Johnson, Tommie Dial, Frances Stewart, James P. Revels Jr., Maitland Hunt, Carl W, Bell, Earl Ransom, Steve Locklear. 33 B. S. U. COUNCIL Kneeling, left to right: Harold Lindberg Martin. Artie Mae Emanuel, Doris Hammonds. Adelaide Locklear, Jesse Oxendine. Standing: Leah Locklear, Collidae Cummings, Yanice Cummings, Peter Dial, Debra Jacobs. Grady Martin (faculty adviser i. Doris Blanks, Horace Howington, Lorraine Burnett. Clarence Locklear, Lillian Tene Locklear. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Sitting and kneeling, left to right: Maitland Hunt, Burlin Revels, Lillian Tene Locklear. Debra Jacobs, Doris Hammonds, Delton Ray Locklear, Ruth Locklear, Elizabeth Berry, Adelaide Lock- Tear, Rencil Poe Locklear, Doris Blanks, Lorraine Burnett. Horrace Howineton. Clarence Lock- lear, Horace Chavis. Standing: Josephus Locklear, James P. Sweat. Vernon Locklear, Jesse Oxendine, Hoover Lloyd. Agnes Chavis, Spyrgzon Bullard, Margaret Maud Locklear, Ravmond Clark, Leslie Locklear, James C. Dial, Estelle Sampson, Hardie H. Bell. Lindberg Martin. Gloria Jones, Ruby Carter, Johnny Allen Locklear, Ray Chavis. Margaret J. Holmes, Peter Dial, Mait- land Dimery, Eula Mae Dial, anice Cummings, Coolidse Cummings. Doris Jones, Artie Mae Emanuel, Leah Locklear, Robert L. Jacobs, Ruth Jones Dial. The Baptist Student Union is an organization which promotes voluntary religious activities of the Baptist student in the Southern Colleges and is provided for and promoted by the Southern Baptist ' s. 34 IV. F. COUNCIL Left to right: Vernon H. Lowry, Lucy Belle Oxendine, Jessie Lee Locklear, Frances Stewart Ronald Lowry, Eyrtle R. Ransom, Ellen Jacobs, Ca ' Oxendine, James C. Maynor. Carolyn Sampson, Ruth R. Strickland, Leon Ktm-lmg: Farce Oxendine, Ward Clark Jr., Ruth Strickland, Wilton Cummin R s Pattie Oxendine Meihce Jacobs, Carolyn Sampson, Ellen J. Jacobs, Treaver Lee Stewart, Frances Stewart Mrs ' Reba Lowry Standmg: Vanzctta Oxendine, Louis Oxendine, Vernon H I owrv Tamefr fIX°r ' n C L ' y ' i LuC r Be , hc °™ di ™ ' E  l Ransom, Belcher Bullard, Sdt™ WESLEY FOUNDATION and social needs, and aidsiaeh one -in solving hi profis t also £ ' a i: | ,I mi  I . m °. raI This year the joint groups have sponsored the pre -school retreat vesner rlmh;™ r 17 PONT AC The purpose of the two literary societies is to develop resourcefulness, precision, logica and constructive thinking and tolerance. ° 5 ' Their meetings each month afford opportunities for training in debate, public speaking, dramatics, creative writing and in parliamentary procedure. Members of the Emeritan and Pontiac societies arc noted for their leadership and participation in all other college activities. r t S ,? ; .-l 3 ™, 3 H ; Dial - Dr - Herbert H. Todd. (Sponsor. Hardv H. Bell. Doris Blanks. Effie I. Locklear, Sara C Locklear. Maitland Hunt Steve Lock lear. Ruth Locklear, Clayton Clark. Harlie Carter. Moland Strickland. Elizabeth Berry, Rav Chavis ard Clark, Lillian T. Locklear, Steve Strickland. Standing: Josephus Locklear. Debra Jacobs, Margaret Ho mes, Miss Mary Sharpe. Sponsor . Margaret Locklear. Jessie L. Locklear. Carl Revels. Louis Oxendine. Clarence Locklear. Ruth Dial. Barto Clark, John V. Sanderson. Vanzetta Oxendine. Justus Paul. Cleveland Locklear Agnes Chavis, Lorraine Burnett, Earl Ransom. EMERITAN Srat d: Danzer Locklear, Estelle Sampson, Gloria Jones. Ronald Lowrv. Farce Oxendine. Doris Jones. Treaver L. Stewart, Lucy B. Oxendine. Artie M. Emanuel, Maitland Dimery, Johnnv A. Locklear. Ruth R. Strickland. Delton R. Locklear, Carolyn Sampson. Joyce Jacobs, Burlin Revels, Coolidge Cummings. Iona Bullard. Peter Dial. Miss Frances Stinebring (Sponsor., Ray Chavis, Lindberg Martin. Horace Howington. Robert L. Jacobs. Horace Chavis. Adelaide Locklear. Doris Hammonds. Beecher Bullard. Leslie Locklear, Frances Stewart. Standing: Magenta John- son, Eulah M. Dial. Annie R. Jacobs, Leah Locklear. Vernon H. Low-rv. Yanice Cummings, Mrs. Reba Lowiy (Spon- sor . James C. Dial. Sally D. Locklear. Eyrtle R. Ransom. Hoover Llovd. Mertice Jacobs. Mildred Mavnor. Pattie Oxendine, Jesse Oxendine. Magdalene Chavis. Vernon R. Thompson, Clco Mavnor. Vernon Locklear. Newman Oxendine, Spyrgzon Bullard, James P. Sweat. Hilton Chavis, Carl W. Bell. Wilton Cummings, Leon Oxendine, Tol- bert Lowry. f w d: T l T b h BeI I y ' ?. el,on Ra y Lockl r, Adelaide Locklear. Shading: Magdalene Chavis M « r ? . L ° C p kIear ' n ? r - George R. Swann (Faculty Sponsor), Doris Blank,, Jama Cleo Maynor, ' Miss Carolyn Page (Faculty adviser), Lindberg Martin, Lucy Belle Oxendine. THE P. S. C. NEWS With the coming of the school year 1947-48, the P.S.C. News became an official part of the college life at P.S.C. All students look forward, with anticipation, t o the publication of their own publication, which contains much that is highly edu- cational, along with the lighter side of college life. The News gives students in English and Journalism practical work in connection with their theoretical courses. From our staff will come the writers of news, for our schools and communities, as they go out into the workaday world. 37 THE COLLEGE LIBRARY The Pembroke State College Library now has a total of over 16,000 volumes. Of these 180 are bound magazines, such as: Atlantic Monthly, Current History. Elude. Grade Teacher. Harper ' s Magazine, Journal of Home Economics, Life. Magazine Digest, Musical America, National Geographic, Parent ' s Magazine. Reader ' s Digest, Science Di- gest, State Magazine and Time, which make very valuable reference material for recent events. It receives around 135 weekly or monthly magazines and seven daily or weekly newspapers. Since the stack rooms and reading room are so crowded, the students and faculty are eagerly awaiting the completion of the new library quarters. The library staff consists of Miss Carrie Lee Jacobs, Assistant Librarian and Secretary; and three Student Assistants: Mrs. Jessie Lee Locklear and Miss Lillian Tene Locklear, class of 1949: and Miss Joyce Jacobs, class of 1952; in addition to the librarian, Miss Marjorie Kanable. 38 ATHLETICS Jesse Oxendine Moland Strickland FOOTBALL CAPTAINS Jesse and Moland have now acted as co- eaptains of the Pembroke Braves for two years and both have more years of eligibility ahead. TOMMIE DIAL Tommie is the only member of the Braves who is graduating this year and his spirited play will be missed in coming years. 39 Kneeling: Caswell Decse. Cleveland Locklear, Leon Oxendine, James C. Dial, Hardy H. Bell, anzetta Oxendine, Clayton Clark. Standing: Coach James T. Sampson, Delton R. ' Locklear. Louis Oxendine, Tommie Dial, Leslie Locklear, Moland Strickland. Wiley R. Chavis. Julius Bryant, Hilton Chavis, Danzer Locklear, Jesse Oxendine, Lindberg Martin, Mgr. FOOTBALL SQUAD The schedule of the P.S.C. Braves included 10 games, the largest number of games ever to be played by the Brave team. Although we won only four games con- sidering the number of freshmen on the squad, we are proud of the type of ball the boys played. No group of boys ever worked any harder and were more willing to learn than this group of boys; for that we are proud and are looking forward to 1949 for bigger and better things from the football players at P.S.C. THE STARTIXG LIXE-UP 40 BASKETBALL The 1948-49 basketball squad at Pembroke State College is one of the best, if not the best team, ever to assemble at this school. The 1948-49 schedule lists a total of 32 games and 22 wins. They defeated such strong teams as Edwards Military Institute, Campbell College Jr., Atlantic Chris- tian College Freshmen, and 504 of Fort Bragg. SENIORS: Ronald H. Lowry, James H. Dial, Ho Howington. The only seniors on the team are Horace Howington, Jam;s H. Dial and Ronald Lowry. These seniors will be greatly missed next season because they have played such great ball for Pembroke State College. With the experience of some new players we shall look forward to another season. So here ' s to a swell group of boys. Kneeling: Hoover H. Lloyd, Harlie Carter, Walter Locklear, Ray Elk, Newman Oxendine, lames H. Dial. Standing: Lindkerg Martin (Manager), Cleveland Locklear, Delton R. Locklear, Leslie Lock- lear, Ronald Lowry, Marvin Lowry, Farce Oxendine, Horace Howington, Coach James T. Samp- 41 SCENES FROM OUR FAVORITE SPORT Basketball draws larger crowds and has more spec- tator interest than any of the odier sports diat our college participates in. 42 Kneeling: Pattie Oxendine, Magdalene Chavis, Sallie Dale Locklear, Mertice Jacobs, Adelaide Locklear, Lucy B. Oxendine, Doris Hammonds, Debra Jacobs, Maitland Hunt, Doris Blanks, Lorraine Burnett, Elizabeth Berry. Standing: Moland Strickland (Assistant Coach), Treaver Lee Stewart, Estelle Sampson, Joyce Jacobs, Gloria Jones, Vancie Cummings, Sara Catherine Locklear, Annie Ruth Jacobs, Maitland Dimery, Ruth Strickland, Frances Stewart, ArTie Mae Emanuel, Doris Jones, Erne Jane Locldear, Agnes Hunt, Ruth Locklear, Carolyn Sampson, Coach James T. Sampson. GIRLS BASKETBALL This year ' s basketball team was the best t hat our college has produced, winning all but one of the games played. Only three seniors are graduating from the girls ' team and they will be missed when next basketball season rolls around. Elizabeth will be missed, as she is one of the best forwards who has come through our college. She has been accurate on both long and short shots. Lorraine is another forward who will be missed next year and Debra will be missed at guard, as her height gave her an advantage over any but the tallest of opponents. 43 CHEERLEADERS Joyce Jacobs Doris Jones, Adelaide Locklear, Ray Chavis, Mertice Jacobs tlizabeth Berry, Magenta Johnson. SHUFFLEBOARD Elizabeth Berry, Rencil Poe Locklear, Maitland Hunt, Archie Oxendi 44 BASEBALL BOYS ' BASEBALL. Sealed: Hardy H. Bell, Hoover Lloyd, Danzer Locklear, Ertle Ransom, Leon Oxendine, Clarence Locklear, Louis Oxendine. Standing: Lindberg Martin (Manager), Leslie Locklear, Moland Strickland, Delton Ray Locklear, James H. Dial, Marvin Lowry, Ronald Lowry, Vernon Locklear, Farce Oxendine, Newman Oxendine, Horace Howington, Coach, James T. Sampson. Baseball should reach its peak this year. We have the best group of boys assembled that has ever come to P.S.G. We are looking forward to public support as it has been given in basketball. More games have been scheduled than has been the case in the past and we are looking to win most of them. GIRLS ' BASEBALL. Sealed: Sallie Dale Locklear, Pattie Oxendine, Mertice Jacobs, Doris Blanks, Adelaide Locklear, Estelle Sampson, Lorraine Burnett, Elizabeth Berry, Doris Hammonds, Trever Lee Stewart, Ruth Locklear, Carolyn Sampson. Standing: Effie Jane Locklear, Frances Stewart, Magdalene Chavis, Maitland Dimery, Doris Jones, Artie Mae Emanuel, Vanice Cum- mings, Lucy Belle Oxendine, Debra Jacobs, Annie Ruth Jacobs, Sara Catherine Locklear. As there is very little intercollegiate girls ' baseball, most of the girls ' games will be played against neighboring high schools and independent teams. We are looking forward to the best team yet. 45 GYMNASIUM ■MM ! 1 ' £ — - I to- - — V H to g 2 - T ' S B bo j 5  m 5 = K- 46 P.S.C. at work and at play 47 SUPERLATIVES Best All Around Ronald Lowry Adelaide Locklear Most Popular Magdalene Chavis Vernon Ray Thompson Most Attractive Estelle Sampson Delton R. Locklear Best Sports Danzer Locklear Ruth Locklear 48 SUPERLATIVES Most Original Peter Dial Jessie Lee Locklear Most Studious Barto Clark Lucy Belle Oxendine Cutest Sallie Dale Locklear Jesse Oxendine Best Athletes Elizabeth Berry- Marvin Lovvry 49 SCIENCE The Science Department of P.S.C. has grown to where it requires the services of two full time faculty members and we are looking forward to a much expanded pro- gram, when the new facilities are available in the fall of 1949. A modern, well equipped science building is promised for the fall of the next college year, and at this writing the foundation and floors are in and the walls are going up. ART We are proud of our Fine and Industrial Arts department and the products that they have turned out have won in international competition. As we look to the future, we are proud of the fact that the department will get new and expanded quarters in the next year or two. Art. as a medium of expression is emphasized, as well as art as a profession. 50 HOME ECONOMICS The home economics department is taking on a new look, since moving to a new location. New equipment, in the form of a new dining room suite, modern electric sewing machine, electric mixer, and a modern type electric iron has been secured. More emphasis is being given to dress designing and tailoring, with the addition of the newer equipment. A style show is held each year, where students in the clothing classes exhibit the results of their year ' s work. We are looking forward to larger and more modern quarters in the near future and to a much expanded program in this area of college work. 51 TRADE SCHOOL In the fall of 1949, Pembroke State College, undertook the sponsorship of trade courses in the building trades, in conjunction with the Veterans Administration. These courses are six months in duration and those who complete the work satis- factorily are granted certificates of proficiency. SpflSjIH Miiii First row: Mrs. Eva Lowry, Mrs. Jessie B. Maynor, Mrs. Tessie Lee Locklear, Mary Deese Mrs. Mary H. Locklear, Missouri Spaulding. Mrs. Marguerite Holmes, Mary A. Spaulding, Dr. Guion Johnson (Faculty) Mrs. Xettie God™, Mrs. Gertrude Locklear, Mrs. Irene Sampson, Coach, lames T. Sampson (Faculty). Second row: Earl Ransom, Mrs. Preble Oxendine, Mrs. Lcth Lowry Mrs Eliza A. Hunt ' , Mrs. Sallie Brooks, Mary E. Sampson, Trudie Bullard, Dorsey V Lowry Peter Dial Jr.. James K. Bravboy, George Emanuel, Mrs. Yernia H. Locklear. Third row: Mrs. Ophelia Thomas, Lillian Paul, Mrs. Thelma B. Hammonds, Albert Hammonds, Conrad Oxendine, Berteen Oxendine (Secretary!, James Arnold Jacobs (Registrar), Came Lee Jacobs (Assistant Secretary and Assistant Librarian). Mrs. Mary D. Maynor, Nash Locklear, Irene Cummings, Marvin Howington. Back row: Mrs. Bonnie J. Maynor, John Brooks 1 heo- dore Lowry, Johnnie Bullard. Harold W. Kennedy (Faculty), Purcell Locklear, Mrs. Dorothy Sampson (Faculty), Dr. R. D. Wellons (President), Walter Smith, David Locklear. SUMMER SCHOOL This summer school photograph includes a part of the largest summer school class that has attended P.S.C. in the last eight years. Compliments of CITY CLEANERS West Third PHONE 515 R. L. Stevens, Mgr. Bob Bass, Route Man We Appreciate Your Business LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of PATE ' S SUPPLY AUCTION SALE SALES EVERY FRIDAY, 2:30 P.M. 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