Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

X5 V. -1 Xk Xy . -w 02. 4 ' i3i 1 LfVERMORt UBRAPY - PEMBROKE STATE Tiiira 3 3S11 DDl a w J Cage LD .P4625 15 2A.Z31 r z. Vke 1952 3naianneaa Ellen Joyce Jacobs Editor Johnnie A. Locklear Business Manager Volumn VII Published by the SENIOR CLASS Pembroke State College Pembroke, North Carolina a 1 ■u Q O l i l i j l fi; Stf - l .gJ II gS ffJ .J i iJ, fc l J mi ' Jii HE f F ITT f«wi m iwai - i [ i ;! ' n iss SI n ,= ' 5.!- f iiir ■III ■ !!l !!! !?! H! S - •: ' ■ ' I- i - LOCKLEAR HALL ARTS BUILDING i: t. ' - -.s. COOKING LABORATORY ' . v I B i ) i  ja:t ■- - — ■ — • ' ■■■ -■ . It President i M.e ag,e The members of the staff of the 1952 Indianhead have enjoyed the unique privilege of editing the yearbook for the year in which the college became of age. The members of the staff are the historians whose records of this significant year reflect the worthiness of the institution to which signal recognition has been paid by the Southern Association of Colleges when, in December, 1951, it formally admitted Pembroke State College to membership. Faithful and loyal effort has been put forth in order that this volume might present a true picture of the college in 1951-52. Long hours of tedious and painstaking work have gone into this volume. We commend such meritorious service to those who in the future may set forth to record the virtues of the college that will be built eventually on these foundations. Dr. Ralph D. Wellons Jacult First row lejt to nght: J. Woodward Byars, B.S., M.S., Home Economics. B.S University of Ten- H?l So h r T m ' pS? ' S5- Ji- Cole, A.B., EJucaUon. W.nthrop SiJJ Rock Thil , 9 ™ ' - ' ■RE- and additional worlc in Religious Education at Southwestern Baptist S ixih ' weTtrijni- ' rs ; ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ™ ° - ■ ' ■ ' ' - ' t,r:! ™;,rf row: Vernon Felton, B.S., N. C. State College, Emory and Henry College Northwestern N c :7d ' A s ' t ' c ' Lks ' x APP-1-hian State Teachers- Jollege, Grad ' uate sfh ' ool Sn e si™ Teachers ' Collet MFrin I,- ' ?? ' ' ' ' ■ ■ ' ' ' « ' ' • hem - B.S., Murray State leacners College, M Ed., Duke University. Marjorie Kanable, A.B., B.S., M.A Librarian A.B., Ohio Wcsleyan University; B.S., M.A., University of Denver. L ioranan. own sT te .«° ' - ' : W. Kennedy B.S., M.A., Ph.D., Psychology and EducaUon. B.S., M.A Ph D Si Ohio StTu? ' T J ' h ' • ■ ' ' ' ' - E - Dakota Wcsleykn Un versityi Ma yvi?e cotg:; MX nivSt; o if TeTnes er ' ■ ' - ' ' ■ - ' ™ ' -- ' « ' M !Jaculty- First row, Ufi to nghl: Robert Price Marsh, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Science. B.S., New York Uni- versity MS Ph D , Rutgers University. Grady Allen Martin, B.S., Agriculture B.b., Agronomy, M S North Carolina State College. Clifton Oxendine, A.B., M.A., Dfan, History, Social Science. A.B., ' McKendree College; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. Second row: Angelika Reckendorf, A.B., M.A., Art. Zeichenlehreinnenzamen Kunstgew erbc- schule Munich Germany; Gcwer beoberlehrerinnenenezamen, Gewerbelehrennnenscminar, Potsdam, Germany; BA., M.A., University of North Carolina. Mary Sharpe, A.B., M A Primary Critic Teacher. A.B., Winthrop College; M.A., Columbia University. B. Smawle % B.S. M.A Athletic Director and Coach. B.S., M.A., Appalachian State Teachers ' College, Graduate School, George Peabody College. Third row: 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. A Furman University; M.A., University of Virginia; B.D., Union Theologica Seminary; Th.M Crozer Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Herbert H. Todd, A B. M.A., Ph.U History. Social Science. A .B., Ohio University; M.A., George Peabody College; Ph.D., Vanderb.lt University. College cA Utant Inez Freeman Juanita Oxendine Walter Pinchbeck Bookkeeper Secretary to Librarian Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Merlin Lowry Special Student Custodians not photographed: Timothy Stricklin, Joe Cummings, Joseph Jacobs. ■IIII1M— lllliMI Ti i ' ;T7 ' C-r ■ ■ ' - Sg 4 --JfeJ- i| g JiJJ ' ' ' ' r-- dedicated TO MISS MARY LIVERMORE In recognition of one who gave her services so untiringly and unselfishly, we, the senior class of 1952, gratefully dedicate this Indianhead to our friend and benefactor. Her leadership ever inspires one to higher and nobler endeavors. Her ardent Christian character has always had a definite influence upon all who have come in contact with her. Miss Livermore began her work here on the campus of Pembroke State College in 1941, serving as Head of the Department of Religious Education and Dean of Women. Resigning at the end of 1951, she was appointed as Dean of Women Emeri- tus. Her interest in, and devotion to, our college serves as a guiding light. 7f J eal friend 10 1 •fW:- Miss Mary Livermore uo One and g4U . . . 11 .y, -• : ■ 9 H (Board of Uru teei Rev. L. W. Jacobs Chairman J. Olin Brooks D. F. Lo%s-RY J. A. Sampson C. L. MA ' i ' NOR George Emanuel A. G. LowRY Lester Bullard Harry W. Locklear Hardy W. Locklear John L. Carter Secretary James E. Hillman, Ph.D. Stale Department of Education, Director 12 . ■ ' V.. ' T Cla e ..■ ■ wc Left to right: Ellen Joyce Jacobs, Dr. Harold Kennedy, Lindbergh Martin, Josephus Locklcar, Maitland Dimery, Emae B. Locklear. Senior Cla i Oiiiceri President Lindbergh Martin Secretary Emae Locki ear Treasurer Harvey Lowry Vice-President Josephus Locki ear Social Chairman Ellen Joyce Jacobs Historian Maitland Dimery Sponsor Dr. Harold Kennedy 14 J ' . .■.. ■ A... Senlt lor Left to right: Maggie Lois Brooks, A.B. Major — Music £ aub ' 4;NSs ;a;; ' staff 4 ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - j ' ' ' ' ' ' ' George Chavis, B.S. Specialty — Grammar Grades Ward Clark, B.S. Specialty — Grammar Grades rs Beulah Cormier, B.S. Specialty — Grammar Grades Wilton Cummings, B.S. Major — Math W.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; W.F. Council 3; Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4. 15 - ' r - -• ■ ' ■ -rf a ..r,: ,, ,.-i-!j-,r-„w,„, n- ■ , J. . I Senior Left to right: EuLA Mae Dial, B.S. Specialty — Primary B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. President 2, 3, 4; Senior Representative to Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Treasurer 2. Ray H. Elk, B.S. Specialty — Grammar Grades Air Force Veteran; Sports Editor P.S.C; News 2; P.S.C. Art Editor 1; Editor of P.S.C. 4; Area Representative Air Force Association; Member of the Association ot American Indians. Thelma Hammonds, B.S. Specialty — Grammar Grades Ellen Joyce Jacobs, A.B. Major, English, Minor Commerce Wesley Foundation Devotional Chairman 1 ; Wesley Foundation Secretary 2; Secretary Emeritan Society 2; Secretary Student Council 2; Marshal 1; Assistant Marshal 2; Chief Marshal 3; President of Wesley Foundation 3; Class Social Chairman 3, 4; P.S.C. News Staff 2, 3; Vice-President W.F. 4; Editor of Indian- head 4; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Robert Earl Jacobs Specialty — Grammar Grades B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, 3; Emeritan Society 3, 4; Marshal 3. 16 Senior f w Left to right: Daphne L. Jones, A.B. Major — Music Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Band 3, 4; Home Economics Club 4; Marshal 3; Assistant Business Manager of Yearbook. Gloria Jones, B.S. Specialty — Primary Grades B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 3; Band 2; Glee Club 2; Assistant Editor of P.S.C. News 4. Curt Locklear, B.S. Major — Science Emae Locklear, B.S. Specialty — Primary Emeritan Society 1, 2; Pontiac Society 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Council 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Y.W.A. President 3. Johnnie A. Locklear, A.B. Major — English, Minor — Social Studies Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer Student Council 3; P.S.C. News 2, 3, 4; Busi- ness Manager Indianhead 4. 17 X MliifmKUi fiM iV,.MTf:f . ' .m s. enior Left to right: JOSEPHUS LOCKLEAR, B.S. Specialty — Grammar Grades Pontiac Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Pontiac Society 3; Champlion 2; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; S.S. Representative of B.S.U. 2; Third Vice-President 3; First Vice- President 4; Vice-President of senior class 4; Band 3, 4; Marshal 4; Production Manager of P.S.C. News 4; Religious Representative of the Student Council 3. Leslie Locklear, B.S. Social Science Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Sallie Dale Locklear, B.S. Major — Home Economics Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3 4- Glee Club 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Sara Catherine Locklear, B.S. Specialty — Primary Secretary of Class 1 ; Publicity Chairman of W.F. 2; Reporter 3; Personal Chairman 4; Pontiac Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Pontiac Treasurer 4; y.W.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Steve Locklear, B.S. Specialty — Grammar Grades President Pontiac Society 1, 2, 3; Treasurer of W.F. 2, 3; Social Representative to Student Council 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. 18 y T ' WJ ' ' -•I. Trnr J ) Seni lor A ' (I L y Ji Lejl to right: Harvey Lowry, A.B. Major — English, Minor — Mathematics Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2; Student Council 2, 4; Class President 2, 3; P.S.C. News Staff 2; Vice-President Emeritan Society 2; W.F. 1, 2, 3, 4; As- sistant Editor Indianhead 4; Class Treasurer 4. ■I I Football 1, 2. Henry Ford Lowry, B.S. Major — Mathematics Harold Lindbergh Martin, A.B. History Emeritan Society 1, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Publicity Director 1; President 2; Enlistment Vice-President 3; Third Vice-President 4; Vice-President of the N. 0. B.S.U. 3; President of N. C. B.S.U. 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Editor of P.S.C. News 2; President of Senior Class 4; Who ' s Who 4; Ridgecrest Staff 1, 2, 3. -,; James A. Oxendine, B.S. Degree Specialty — Grammar Grade Band 3, 4. MoLON Stricklin, B.S. Social Studies Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. 19 • tOf ' xK ' n att st M Uinfir iumxmmx. ihub uioh.,;vi K Ka junior Cla A Ofiicer President Elrie Locklear Vice-President Walter Scott Secretary Ponell Locklear Treasurer Marie Locklear Reporter Carlie Oxendine Sponsor Mrs. Reba Lowry 20 y - TIT . i . J ' --. t : _ . « 7 ' • ' V V W. ' , ' ...,!,, Ui. V unlor Bernice Brooks Lucille Doris Chavis William D. Bryant Reedy Chavis Hilton C. Chavis LocKEY Deese 21 :,«« junior Rosa Una Dial Etta B. Locklear Adelaide Locklear PoNELL Locklear Elrie J. Locklear Reese Locklear 22 f ' . ' W •V junior Thetis Raye Locklear William Price Locklear Eva Lowry Fannie Lou Maynor Carlie Oxendine Charles W. Oxendine, Jr. 23 , su uniorA Farce Oxendine Pattie Oxendine Thadis Oxendine Earl Bowman Sampson Walter M. Scott 24 Sophomore Cla O Ulcer A Lejt to Tighl: Mabel Moore, Mrs. B. Dunn, George Oxendine, Marvin Ransom, Hardy Decse. r resident George Oxendine Vice-President Hardy Deese Secretary and Treasurer Mabel Moore Student Council Representative Marvin Ransom Reporter Elmer Hunt 25 ;(%U Sophomore GURNEY BULLARD Aderine Carter Lorraine Chavis Sherman Chavis Georgie Ann Clark Louise Chavis Hardy Deese Grace Dial 26 KMM mmmtmmumm i Soph opnomore Elmer Hunt Katie Jones Bertha Locklear Dorothy Locklear Elier Locklear John Locklear Ludalia Locklear Verdia Locklear 27 iiflCn Sophomore Adeline Lowry Mabel Moore DuLiN Lowry Jacqueline Lowry Lois M. Lowry Annie L. Oxendine George W. Oxendine Plummer Oxendine ' W ' 28 f m Soplt opnomore Eyrtle Ransom Marvin Ransom John H. Sampson Oscar Sampson Sue Sanderson 29 JC — ' ( n n -T— • H ■- • i ' , Left to right: Miss Frances Stincbring, Priestly Lowry, Dcnford Oxcndinc, Ralph Hunt, Norma Thompson. Jre kman Cla Officer Pusident Denford Oxendine Secretary N° ' - Thompson Treasurer Priestly Lou-ry VUe-President R- ' ' i ' Sponsor ' Frances Stinebring 30 ' Jre lt. men il i Adolph Blue Patricia Clark Dorothy Brooks Mary Cummings MiLsiE Bullard Isa Deese Charstie Chavis John Dee se 31 iiflty 3reih men DosHiE Hammonds Katie Katherine Hunt Ralph Hunt Blossie Mae Lambert Bill R. Locklear Eva Mae Locklear Katrina Locklear Mary Su-e Locklear 32 • 1 3re h, men um Altha Lowry Lou Henry Lowry Marvin Lowry Denford Oxendine Eva Oxendine Evie Oxendine Priestly Lowry Loleta Oxendine ft 33 liOCu !Jre lt men MiRA OXENDINE RoNNffi OxENDINE Margaret Strickland Lillian Thomas Thadvs Oxendine Norma Thompson Earl Scott Jacob West x rrm iA jc- P3ry V C 34 ■«P¥ m cAtnletic Societies Clubi ,ih£u cAnnual Staff Ellen Joyce Jacobs Editor Johnnie A. Locklear Business Manager Henry Ford Lowry Harvey Lowry Daphne L. Jones Dr. Harold Kennedy Advertising Manager Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager Adviser 36 i . m P, S. C. JSew Ray H. Elk Editor-in-Chief Gloria Jones Assistant Editor Elmer Hunt Business Manager P.S.C. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Ray H. Elk Assistant Editor Gloria Jones Sports Editor George Oxendine ffews and Feature Editor Steve Locklear Social Editor Eula M. Dial Alumni Editor Elrie Locklear Production Manager Josephus Locklear Assistant Production Manager . Charles Oxendine Art Editor Walter Scott Assistant Art Editor Plummer Oxendine Typists: Adeline Lowry, Thadys Oxendine, Maggie L. Brooks, Dulin Lowry P.S.C. NEWS BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Elmer Hunt Assistant Business Manager Erytle Ransom Advertising Manager Carlie Oxendine Circulation Manager Ronald Sampson -i One of the busiest offices on the campus this year was the haven of the college journalists. The office of the P.S.C. News is located in the Locklear Hall. It is the last office to be vacated when the college day is completed, as the student journalists keep arranging and pounding the typewriters in the process of newspaper publication. All the students on the staff are volunteers who, besides their studies, take their extra time to pro- duce the latest news for the student-body week after week during the college year. ' ' ' Seated, left to right: Gloria Jones, Adeline Lowry, Eula Mae Dial. Back row: Elmer Hunt, Carlie O.Nendine, Ronald Sampson, Steve Lock- lear, Josephus Locklear, Thadis Oxend ine. 37 f PtllM i Student Council Lt]t to right: Miss Belle Cole, Dean CHfton Oxendine, Bemice Brooks, Steve Locklear, Thadis Oxendme, Marvin Ransom, Farce Oxendine, Eula Mae Dial, Elrie Locklear. 38 !fi ' JL!J_l._ffE g aB rnrmmiMwij r Lmeritan Society. Bernice Brooks, Dorothy Brooks, Maggie L. Brooks, Adolph Blue, Milsie Mae Bullard, Adrene Carter, Charstie L. Chavis, Lorraine Chavis, Louise Chavis, Lucille Chavis, Reedy Chavis, Mary Louise Cummings, Wilton Cummings, Hardy Deese, Isa P. Deese, Eula Mae Dial, Grace Dial, Rosa Dial, Maitland Dimery, Mrs. Bertha Dunn, Doshic m! Hammonds, Joyce Jacobs, Robert E. Jacobs, Gloria Jones, Katie Jones, Blossie Lambert, Adlaide Locklear, Clearcie Locklear, Dorothy Locklear, EIrie Locklear, Johnnie A. Locklear, Katrina Locklear, Bertha L. Locklear, Ludalia Locklear, Ponell Locklear, Sallie Locklear, Mary Sue Locklear, Thetis Locklear, Adeline Lowry, Eva Lowry, Lou Henry Lowry, Marvin Lowry, Priestly Lowry, Reba Lowry, Lindbergh Martin, Lois Mitchell, Carlie Oxendine, Charles Oxendine, Denford Oxendine, Evie L. Oxendine, Loleta Oxendine, Mira L. Oxendine, Pattie Oxendine] Thadys Oxendine, Thadis Oxendine, Eyrtle Ransom, Marvin Ransom, Ronald Sampson, Sue Sanderson, Frances Stinebring. Pont lac Society William Bryant, Gurney BuUard, Sherman Chavis, Georgia A. Clark, Patricia Clark, Beulah Cormier, Lockey Deese, Joyce Dimery, Thelma Hammond, Katie Hunt, Bill Locklear, Etta B. Locklear, Eva M. Locklear, Josephus Locklear, Marie Locklear, Sara Locklear, Steve Locklear, Verdie Locklear, Altha Lowry, Jackie Lowry, Fannie L. Maynor, Mabel Moore, Eva M. Oxendine Farce Oxendine, George Oxendine, Ronnie Oxendine, John H. Sampson, Earl Scott, Mary Sharpe, Lillian Thomas, Dr. Herbert Todd, Jacob West. 39 (B. S. H. Council . S ■ (fT-M ?f««F Left to right, first rou.: Bemice Brooks, Emae Locklear, Lindbergh Martin, Georgia A. Clark. Bertha Lois Locklear. Sicond row: Miss Belle Ck le, Thadj-s 0. endine, Maggie L. Brooks, Johnnie A. Locklear, . drine Carter, Josephus Locklear, Eula Mae Dial, Ehie Locklear. (B. S. li. Qroup Bemice Brooks, Maegie L. Brooks, Dorothy E. Brooks, Milsie M. Bullard, Adrine Carter. George Cha is, Lorraine ChaWs, Lucille Cha -is, Louise Cha is, Georgia A. Clark, Patricia Clark, Miss Belle Cole, Louise Cummings, Gamer Deesc, Isa P. Dcese, Lockey Deese, Hardy Deese, Elmer Hum, Katie Hunt, Ralph Hunt, Robert E- Jacobs, Daphne L. Jones, Katie L. Jones, Blossie M. Lambert, Adelaide Ix cklear, Emae Locklear, Dorothy Locklear, Johnnie A. Locklear, Josephus Locklear, Katrina Locklear, Elrie Locklear, SalUc D. Locklear, Elier Locklear, Beriha Lois Lock- lear, Ludalia Locklear. Sue Locklear, Adeline Lov t -, Altha Lowrv ' , Jackie Lowr ' , Lindbergh Martin, Plummer Oxcndine, Thadys Oxendine, George Oxendine, Juanita Oxendine, John H. Sampson, Margaret Stricklin. 40 OP WeHe foundation i { COUNCIL: Seated, left to right: Rosa Dial, Grace Dial, Thadis Oxendine, Charles Oxendine, Ward Clark, Jr., Sue Sanderson, Pattie Oxendine. Standing: Rev. Linwood Blackburn, Lois M. Lowry, Joyce Jacobs, Steve Locklear, Ponell Locklear, Loleta Oxendine, Annie L. Oxendine, Miss Majorie Kanable, Marie Locklear, Sarah Catherine Locklear. GROUP: Rev. Linwood Blackburn, Adolph Blue, William D. Bryant, Gurney Bullard, Reedy Chavis, Ward Clark, Jr., Beulah Cormier, Wilton Cummings, Grace Dial, Rosa Dial, Joyce Dimery, Mrs. Bertha M. Dunn, Thelma Hammonds, Joyce Jacobs, Miss M. Kanable, Bill R. Locklear, Clearcie Locklear, Etta B. Locklear, Eva Locklear, Marie Locklear, Ponell Locklear, Reese Lock- lear, Sarah C. Locklear, Steve Locklear, Thetis R. Locklear, Verdie Locklear, Eva Lowry, Priestly Lowry, Isa Perkins, Reba Lowry, Robert P. Marsh, Lois Mitchell, Mabel Moore, Annie L. Oxen- dine, Garlic Oxendine, Charles W. Oxendine, Denford A. Oxendine, Eva Mae Oxendine, Evie L, Oxendine, Farce Oxendine, Loleta Oxendine, Lou Henry Oxendine, Pattie Oxendine, Thadis Oxendine, Angelika Reckendorf, Ronald Sampson, Sue Sanderson, Jacob West. 41 mmm wmmmm A Span hit Club First rm.; Uft to rzght: Doshie M. Hammonds, Faye Thomas, Second rou,; Lokta Oxcndin. Jo4 MmelV. BeuLi Cormier. Lmdber Martin, Joyce Jacobs. Tlnrd row: Grace D- Ludaia L ear, LuciUe Chavis. Blossie M. Lambert, Eyrtle Ransom. F« h row: Isa P. Deese PI.™, mer Oxtiidiiie, Elmer Hunt, Mrs. R. Lov Ty, aearde Locklear, Marvm Ransom, Walter Scott Social Club Dorothy E Brooks Maggie L. Brooks, . drine Carter, Charstie Chavis, Lorraine Chavis, Louise Chavis Georgia . . Clark, Patricia Qark, Beulah Cormier, Locky Deese, Eula Mae Dial, Maitland Dimer % Thelma Hammonds. Katie K. Hunt, Joyce Jacobs, Robert E Jacobs, Gloria Jones, Katie Jones, Blossie Lambert, Adelaide LocUear, Qearcie Locklear, Dorothy Locklear, Lmae Locklear Katrina Locklear, Lois LocUear, LudaUa Locklear, SalUe D. Locklear, Sarah C. Locklear Steve Locklear, Sue Locklear, Thetis Locklear. AdeUne Lowry, . ltha Lowry, Eva Lowrj-, Jackie Lowry Priestly Lowry, Lois Mitchell, Denford Oxendinc, Eva Oxendine, Eva M. Oxen hne, Farce Oxendine, George Oxendine, Ronnie Oxendinc, Thadys Oxendine, Sue Sanderson, Earl Scott, Margaret Strickltind, Jacob West. 42 M L . i - - Veteran i Club First row Thadis Oxendine, Marvin Ransom, Sherman Chavis, Elrie Locklcar, John B. Locklear, Second row: Ray Elk, Walter Scott, Reedy Chavis, John H. Sampson, Elmer Hunt. Jrome Lconontic Club Miss J. Woodward Byars, Charstie L. Chavis, Lucille Chavis, Ray Elk, Doshie M. Hammonds, Bertha Lois Locklear, Eva Locklear, John B. Locklear, Katrina Locklear, Mary Sue Locklear, Sallie Dale Locklear, Verdie Locklear, Lindbergh Martin, Annie L. Oxendine. 43  l cAlpna Ph Omeg,a First TOW, Mt to right: Carlie Oxcndinc, Emae Locklear, Eliic Locklear, Rosa Dial, Reese Locklear, Johnnie A. Locklear. Sicorui row: Adeline Lovvry, Mrs. R. Lo«Ty, Bermce Brooks, Charles Oxendine, Reedy Chavis, Lindbergh Martin. Jurantatlc -CI ' :- Bern,ce Brooks, Charstie L. Cha -is, Reedy Cha ■is, George ChavjsEula ' ' f ' - ° ° ' Katie Jones, Elrie Locklear, Emae Locklear John B Locklear, Johnme f Lo I J™ Locklei, SalUe Dale Locklear, Sarah C. Locklear erd.e LocUear, ' dehne Lm ry. Jackie Lowry. Lindbergh Martin, CarUe Oxendine, Charles Oxendine. Thadis Oxendine. Molon btnckUn, Mrs. Reba Lowr ' . 44 Staff Left to right: Miss Marjorie Kanable, Maitland Dimery, Josephus Locklear, Robert Earl Jacobs, Juanita Oxendine. Side View of Sampson Hall 45 wmmmi ' ' mm vnm ik ' i. IIB mm y. w. cA. S,aui, left to rtght: Bertha L. Lccklear, Lorraine Chavis, Adnne Carter, Thadys O -lf ;. Belle Cole. sLd,r,g: Blossie M. Lambert, Louise Chavis Patncia Clark Margaret StncUand Sue Sanderson, Emie Locklear, Adelaide Locklear, Sarah C. Locklear, Eula Mae Dial, Maitland Dimery Georgia A. Clark, Thetis R. Locklear, Charstie L. Chavis, Katnna Locklear. yUar fiaU Fin, row. Ufi ,o rishu Loi, M. Lowry EUe. Joyce J-coba, chief; A e YLf. ' TuJh ' tow: Joscphus Locklear, Thadis O.xcndine, assistant chief; Walter Scott, Robert tarl JacoDS. 46 Z3 Qlee Club First TOW, left to right: Lorraine Chavis, Adrine Carter, Mira L. Oxendine, Thetis R. Locklear, Dorothy Locklear, Elrie Locklear, Fannie L. Maynor. Second row: Emae Locklear, Bemice Brooks, Thadys Oxendine, Lois Mitchell, Robert E. Jacobs, Carlie Oxendine. Third row: Marvin Ransom, John H. Sampson, Charles Oxendine, Reedy Chavis, Merlin Lowry, Elmer Hunt. 9, and Bcrnicc Brooks, Maggie L. Brooks, Adrine Carter, Grace Dial, Rosa Dial, Maitland Dimery Robert E.Jacobs, Daphne L.Jones, Adelaide Locklear, Elrie Locklear, Etta B. Locklear, Josephus Locklear, Ludalia Locklear, Marie Locklear, Ponell Locklear, Reese Locklear, Steve Locklear, Verdie Locklear, Fannie L. Maynor, Lois Mitchell, Annie L. Oxendine, Charles W. Oxendine, James A. Oxendine, Thadis Oxendine, Mira Lee Oxendine, Ira Pate Lowry. 47 HP mmm Mm¥l ' JM ' nB-r?-?rrTKP ' •iiiiim Mm tif  i  ' . m m - i  ' m l M i Z i to right: George Oxendine, Adolph Blue, Earl Scott, Ned Sampson, Farce Oxendine, Reese Locklear, Denford Oxendine. BRAVE ' S CAGE COACHES After former coach Smaw- ley returned to pro-basketball, Coach Felton replaced him (Smawley is on leave of absence) and guided the scalping Braves through a successful season. Both Coach Felton and Coach Smaw- ley are graduates and former star athletes of Appalachian State Teacher ' s College. O Vernon Felton P.S.C. WARPATH Pembroke State College has advanced to higher standards in education. The past year it was admitted as a member to the Southern Association of Colleges, and this year 1952, it became a member of the Association of American Colleges, but that is not all. It revised its athletic program under two new coaches. Belus Smawley, who with the mediocre Braves basketball crew lost its first five games, was called back to pro-basketball to play with the Baltimore Bullets. In his place, Vernon Felton, ex-Appalachian State Teachers ' College athlete, took over the reins and developed a dominative Brave crew which hung up twelve victory scalps while losing ten games during the season. This is the first time in the college ' s history the Athletic Depart- ment has scheduled a full slate, and the 1951-52 Braves squad, although lacking sufficient height, will be remembered as an out- standing college team. Among the Braves ' victims during the season were; The towering Appalachian State Teachers ' College Mountaineers, Chowan College, Charlotte College, Louisburg College, Edwards Military Institute, PfeifTer College, High Point College, and Presbyterian College. Players that created much ado throughout the season were Captain Ned Sampson, Farce Oxendine, and a newcomer, Earl Scott. Sampson totaled 535 points in 22 games. Oxendine, the ace Brave center, followed with 446 points in 19 games. Scott, Freshie forward, who has developed into a jumping-jack, has continuously set up many of the Braves scoring plays and surprised the P.S.C. fans with his unique style of shooting. Among the charges of Coach Felton were other capable players, too, such as Reese Locklear, George Oxendine, Ralph Hunt, Adolph Blue, Denford Oxendine, and the wounded veteran Marvin Lowry. Due to a leg injury in the Korean War, Marvin was forced to the sideline halfway through the season depriving the Braves of one of their best defensive men. Court Ballet 1951-52 BASKETBALL RECORD (Won 12 Lost 10) Opp. Opponent P.S.C. 71 Campbell College 39 78 Wingate College 59 81 Louisburg College 59 75 Campbell College 63 81 Wingate College 68 62 Pfeiffer College 64 39 Chowan College 67 62 Pfeiffer College 70 63 Charlotte College 1 65 Appalachian State 81 58 Chowan College 73 61 Louisburg College 62 66 Charlotte College 58 70 Presbyterian College 73 59 High Point College 63 50 Edward Military Institute 82 64 Wilmington College 55 44 EdwardsMilitary Institute 53 58 Presbyterian College 71 83 Appalachian State 43 79 High Point College 74 104 Wilmington College 83 Total: 1,473 1,441 Frog Men BI HH H| Farce hits again Scott plunking it in ' ■ ■ ' I ' - ' ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' Tj. : ■ ' ' -;i ' r- ' ' ' ' « ' -y ' yf ' uj.ML ' |Jii!a P.S.C. CO-ED BASKETBALL RECORD Prospect 23 P.S.C. 38 Campbell 27 P.S.C. 18 Pfeiffer 16 P.S.C. 20 Campbell 55 P.S.C. 28 Pfeiffer 41 P.S.C. 26 Lumberton 10 P.S.C. 37 Krueling, iejt to right: Katrina Locklear, Ludalia Locklear, Louise Chavi Adrine Carter. Sue Locklear. Standing: Sallie Dale Locklear, Thetis Lock lear, Katie Jones, Elrie Locklear, Bernice Brooks, Dorothy Locklear. sJntrantural iPro rant Due to a late start, the girls ' basketball team of P.S.C. played only six games which ended with three wins and three losses. Coach Felton set up an intramural program where the co-eds formed teams, and at the present time the league is still going strong. Action Shots 50 iu mmmm cAciion z: kot K. U ' 93 , - ..,. „ , , . , ,;, , ,. ,...11 ., 1 ..,, . .. . i ,.,t ;prr ' i , m M m , 2 ' mir ' . H Who i Who c4mon Students in Harold Lindbergh Martin 52 k ippp cAnterican CoUeg,e and linlverHtle Ellen Joyce Jacobs 53 m ir ;. - 1 .A • I , n ' i M ' ' 7  :m Sadie J4awkin a • .f ' fw: 1. Grim determination, 2. The Race begins, 3. Who ' s the lucky girl? 4. No effort to escape, 5. Caught in the inner land, 6. Not in the race, 7. Just for fun, 8. Prize Winner! 9. Bashful Sadies, 10. Examining the catch, 11. Square and the prize winners, 12. Check those legs! 13. Tired three- some, 14. Was he caught? 15. Satisfied with catch, 16. Weary and worn. 55 •S KS lU i ■.i ' i.UI ul ' ..l «tA ' i: ' -. jv ' - jmm iMm KMMvmjM KING AND QUEEN Grace Dial Reese Locklear KING, QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS -I r iXr - Left 10 right: Ronald Sampson. Katie L.Jones, Robert E. 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