Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1953 volume:

SS 3 3SII 00144 jlj ' y 00. oS r-f a ' ' |k «« Cage LD , .PA625 ' V.8 - ' ' (yjuoa-a. ) i A Bird ' s-eye View of- §Mm ;-■  ■ Memory, Memory, Memory These paths have made you dear to youthful hearts. THE 1953 INDIANHEAD CHARLES W. OXENDINE, JR. Editor ROSA UNA DIAL Assistant Editor ELMER HUNT Student Photographer REESE LOCKLEAR Business Manager THADK OXENDINE Advertising Manager . H, lt PEMBROKE SIME COLLEGE Pembroke, N. C Foreword It has been our wish in compiling this, the 1953 Indianhead, that we might give you an over -all picture of Pembroke State College. With this goal in mind we chose as our theme A Bird ' s-Eye View of P.S.C. It is hoped that the story told in the following pages may fix in your minds the pleasant memories of our life on the College Campus, so that as the span of years that separates us from our college days grows wider, you, in turning the pages of this book, may live again the happy days we spent together as fellow students and friends, and feel anew the inspiration of the P.S.C. Spirit that ever lives in the hearts of all Pembrokers. Dedication In keeping with our desire to express our gratitude to one who has endeared herself to us by reason of having put forth her great untiring effort to make of us greater citizens, not only in our academic life but also in every activity that makes for a happier and a more wholesome tomorrow, we, the Indianhead Staff of 1953, hereby dedicate this yearbook to irirs. (ReL 111 £o wry { — o . c. s. % This home, the center of a friendship circle Which extends around the world. fi ' i S: DR. RALPH D. AND MRS. WILLAFRED H. WELLONS ' BKec Arts Building 10 These loving arms embrace The growing artist. T ifi-| :is ' laoi Gymnasium These shady paths are well content. To lead us unto knowledge and to health. « ... 11 Locklear Hall 12 Sampson Hall Pillars that watch the setting sun. And stand a monument to friendship true. ' r   !Wi r -- I Sampson Hall The Fovintain of Knowledge Ever fresh, - ever flowing. 13 GIRLS ' DORAIITORY AND DINING HALL Being placed in present location I Faculty Row -v . 14 Where warnn firesides glow And happines s reigns. Administration — — and Faculty 15 DR. R. D. WELLONS GREETINGS FROM THE PRESIDENT Life is not just a large number of persons, activities, and things, each one set apart from every other; but, rather, life is made up of all of these things, activities, and persons plus those intangible relationships that help to make a whole out of the many parts. And so in like manner a college is a heterogeneous mass bound together by interacting forces that tend to shape and reshape every individual within. The quality of the whole is determined not only by the quality of the parts, but also by the nature of the re- sponses that are made-in the course of the activities. Whole-hearted activities spiced with genuineness help to build an atmosphere of freedon-i. f We congratulate the members of the staff of the 1953 Indian- head on their originality, thoroughness, initiative, and especially their spirit of self-reliance. 16 MR. CLIFTON OXENDINE Dean of Men History and Sociology MISS BELLE WHYTE COLE Dean of Women Religious Education MR. JAMES A. JACOBS Registrar Mathe matic s 17 MRS. REBA M. LOWRY French, Spanish, Dramatics MR. IRA PATE LOWRY Music MBS J. WOODWARD BYARS Home Econonnics MR. M- J. WESTMORELAND Chemistry and Physics MISS FRANCES STINE BRING English MR. DEWEY M. CORN Agriculture 18 ' f p MRS. BERTHA W. DUNN Business Education DR. ROBERT P. MARSH Biology MBS MARJORIE 1 ANABLE Librarian and Library Science MR. B. V. SINDWLEY Physical Education MISS MARY SHARPE Education DR. HERBERT H. TODD History and Social Studies 19 DR. GEORGE R. SWANN English MES ANGELIKA RECKENDORF Art DR. A. M. PROCTOR £dacation and Psychology Clerical Staff MISS JUANITA OXENDINE Secretary to the Librarian MRS. INEZ FREEMAN Bookkeeper MRS. BERTEEN PRINE Secretary to the President 20 REVEREND HARVIE BREWINGTON Pastor -Advisor of B.S.U. REVEREND CHRISTIAN WHITE Pastor-Advisor of W.F. Maintenance Staff CUSTODIANS (Not Pictured) Timothy Strickland Joseph Jacobs Joseph Dimery JOHN WESLEY DIAL Night Watchman WALTER PINCHBECK Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 21 Faculty Families THE WELLONS FAMILY, 1953 (By families from left to right) Ed and Janet Smith and two sons: Eddie and David Alfred and Betty Wellons and three sons: Philip, Chris-and Ricky Art and Rebecca Rissmiller and three sons: Teddy, Kenny and Larry Papaji and Nani Wellons . 22 Dr. and Mrs. Marsh Tr, and .%irs. Lowry and Arlita Mr. and Mrs. Smawley and Robert Van Mr. and .Mrs. ' Corn Linda and Marian 24 Heap big Indian Chief Where ' s Paul? j 4 . ' riiiii i ' i i As Robert was 25 ' You ' re just like Mama Looking for Thadis. The Fountain of Youth My favorite student Termites on the handle? Now this, child, is a rock. Who ' s the photographer? fVX. - ' Me and my shadow ' Just one happy family. Waiting for Grace Waiting for a partner North Wales with Noel Thomas Digging for China , .A. I8B 11 Buies Creek Special i fe.. Snooper vising Reverend and Mrs. Blackburn and Lindy Among the ladies 28 What ' s so rare as a day in June? y ™ A Glimpse at— —the Students 29 I vw p i Seniors 30 Hearts tlirob with mingled emotions As we tread the last mile. ■ ■ Class Officers SEATED: Berniece Lowery, Vice-President: Mrs. Reba Lowery, Sponsor. STANDING; Marie Locklear, Treasurer; Elmer Hunt, President; Fannie L. Maynor, Secretary. ELMER HUNT President MRS. ELMER HUNT Sponsored by Elmer Hunt 31 Seniors BERNIECE LOWRY B.S., Primary Education Etta Be a, n „ a Fannie delaide. R°s ' ROSA UNA DIAL B.S., Primary Education 32 FANNIE LOU MAYNOR B.S.. Primary Education ETTA BEA LOCKLEAR B,S., Primary Education ADELAIDE LOCKLEAR B.S., Primary Education 33 I Seniors HAROLD LOWRY B.S., Grammar Grade Education REEDY CHAVB B.S., Grammar Grade Education 34 EARL B. SAMPSON A.B., Social Science old- MARIE LOCKLEAR B.S., Biology PONELL LOCKLEAR B.S., Grammar Grade Education 35 Seniors REESE LOCKEEAR B ., Grammar Grade Education ELMER HUNT B.S., Grammar Grade Education 36 CHARLES W. OXENDINE, JR. B.S., Grammar Grade Education ndR- ' - ELRIE JENNINGS LOCKLEAR A.B., English MARVIN LOWRY B.S., Grammar Grade Education 37 na Seniors Mr. Jame- A.thur.l-uciUe.-Miss LEONA W. LOWPY B,S., Primary Education LUCILLE CHAVIS B.S., Home Economics 38 Miss- Susan, ,„a Mls = - JAMES ARTHUR OXENDINE B.S.. Grammar Grade Education ZELMA SAMPSON JONES B.S., Primary Education SUSAN LOCKLEAR B.S., Primary Education 39 Seniors THADB OXENDINE B .. Art ss Irene Mr.Th ' MARY H. LOCKLEAR hS,, Primary Education 40 NETTIE GODWIN B.S., Primary Education and Wl s bucas. GERTRUDE LOCKLEAR B.S., Primary Education IRENE SAMPSON B.S., Primary Education 41 Seniors Eva, Lockey, Miss Letha Mae, MAITLAND DIiVIERY CUMMINGS B.S., Primary Education LETHA MAE LOWR Y B.S., Primary Education I 42 DOYLE BRYANT B.S., Science Maitland, Doyle. EVA H. LOWRY B.S,, Primary Education LOCKEY L. DEESE B.S., Primary Education 43 WILLIAM PRICE LCX;KLEAR B ., Grammar Grade Education LILLIAN PAUL ADAMS B .. Primary Education i JAMES ALBERT SAMPSON A.B,, Social Science WALTER McmTYRE SCOTT B .. Art 44 o. . Etta Bea and Wilbur Adelaide and Panda Fannie Lou and Hartley Elrie and Ten 45 . J.. .L j m. Reese and Grace 46 ' Ponell and John G. s E N I O R S w E E T H E A R T S Charles and Mabel Rosa and Spurgzon Senior Sweethearts Letha Mae, Adner, Adner, Jr and Linda Lowry.  .- -■.■.■■  .v-; . ML::.5 ; William Price, Edna, Margieleen and Antionette Locklear. 47 w James A., Ruth, Jimmie, Buddy and Phil Oxendine Thadis, Dora Marie, Leland Dale and Thayle Marie Oxendine. Reedy. Lena and Jenell Chavis- Zlmer, Luvenia, Elmer W,, Jr., and Wanda Kaye Hunt. 48 Senior Sweethearts Elrie, Tene , Pam and Paula Locklear. Earl, Mildred and Gary Sampson. Marie and Pat 49 Juniors j ' Life is a circus And we all are clowns. 50 Class Officers Hardy Deese, Past President; Professor Ira Pate Lowry, Sponsor; Mabel Moore, Secretary; Martin Luther Lowry, Junior President; Eyrtle Ransom, Treasurer. MARTIN LUTHER LOWRY, JR. President Craig Allen and Mrs. Martin Luther Lowry. Jr. Sponsored by MARTIN LUTHER LOWRY, JR. 51 ADELINE LOWRY CHRISTIAN WHITE KATIE LEE JONES 52 MARTIN LUTHER LOWRY. JR. in LOIS M. LOWRY MARTIN L. JACOBS DOROTHY L. BLUE 53 nt naaiiHii GENEVA SANDERSON ANNA LOIS OXENDINE ADRENE CARTER EYRTLE RANSOM 54 SOPHOMORES Oh sentinel beloved. Guardian of our frontier. 55 Doshie Mae Hammonds, Student Council Representative; Ralph Hunt, Vice-President; Lillian Faye Locklear, Secretary; John Garner Deese, President. Class Officers CERALDINE BRITTON Sponsored by JOHN G. DEESE 56 JOHN GARNER DEESE President EDNA LOUISE CHAVIS MARY LOUISE CUMMINGS LILLIAN FAYE LOCKLEAR DOSHIE MAE HAMMONDS BILL R. LOCKLEAR ALTHA LOWRY 57 MARVIN A. LOWRY KATRINA LOCKLEAR PRESTLEY LOWRY i 1 PATRICIA CLARK RALPH HUNT SARA NEIL BULLARD 58 NORMA JEAN THOMPSON JOHN G. DEESE EVIE LEA OXENDINE JOYCE DIMERY DELTON RAY LOCKLEAR LOU HENRY LOWR Y 59 FRESHMEN ffl -- . r ' - ' ' tV4 Ifc; 60 . -,- -• - And plumed pines whisper Amid the caresses of the feathery breeze. Class Officers Bertha Mae Martin, Chairman Program Committee; Herbert H. Locklear, President; Miss Frances Stinebrine. Sponsor; Samuel R. Locklear, Vice-President; Ruth Dial, Secretary. HERBERT HOOVER LOCKLEAR President MRS. ROBERT MARSH Sponsored by HERBERT H. LOCKLEAR 61 K I JAMES WALTER SAMPSON GEARLDDJE WOODS CHARLES REECE WARWICK r d QUESSIE MAE CUMMINCS HERBERT HOOVER LOCKLEAR MARGIE LLOYD 62 JAMES HOWARD LOCKLEAR NAOMI DIAL MARY ELIZABETH LOCKLEAR ' it-. . i.- ; .5 -iie«l .vjSiftV ' . - ilt, . ,Vi £ ftji j ■ I I WILLIAM C. SAMPSON BERTHA LOCKLEAR OTHNEIL THOMPSON 63 EARLENE LOCKLEAR SAMUEL R. LOCK1.EAR BERTHA MAE MARTIN HELEN BELL WILLIAM HAMMOND BETTY RAYE HAMMOND 64 fy t- ARMINDA LOWRY MARY JEANNETTE WILKINS VERDIE MAE HARRIS 4 N ] Kr b . ' ■ : r -i-i CLEARCIE LOCKLEAR JUNIOUS BULLARD SHmLEY DIMERY 65 HALENE GRAHAM LLOYD ANNITA LOUISE DIMERY JOLLEY LUCILLE LOCKLEAR LEVI HUNT, JR. CHRISTOPHER HOLLAND JACOBS 66 Clubs and — — Organizations Generations seeking kno wledge Have widened this beaten path - 67 Emeritan Society Officers Annie Lois Oxendine, Program Chairnrian; Katrina Locklear, Vice-President; Miss Stinebring, Sponsor; Lois M. Lowry, Secretary and Treasurer; Mrs. Lowry, Sponsor; Prestley Lowry, Presi- dent; Lorraine C ' navis, Poster Chairman. REVEREND C. E. LOCKLEAR Sponsored by PRESTLEY LOWRY The purpose of the Emeritan Society is to develop leadership. The meetings each month af- ford opportunities for training in public speaking, drannatics, creative writing, and parlia- mentary procedure. PRESTLEY LOWRY President 68 D U o c 0) E LU Pontiac Society SEATED: Eva Lowry, Patricia CI«rk, Etta Bea Locklear, Fannie Lou Maynor. Sara Neil Bullard, Aitha Lowry, Marie Locklear, Mabel Moore, Helen Bell, Ponell Locklear, Lillian Faye Locklear, Joyce Dimery. Betty Ray Hammonds. STANDING: Dr. Todd, Sponsor; Hardy Deese, Doyle Bryant, Ralph Hunt. Mr. Corn, Sponsor; Elrie Locklear. 70 Officers of Pontiac Society LILLMN FAYE LCX:KLEAR President The Mathematics Club The Mathematics Club affords an opportunity for becoming better acquainted with other nnathematics students, as well as obtaining a better under- standing of the subject. OFFICERS Altha Lowry, President; William Carey Sampson, Secretary; Mr. Jannes A, Jacobs, Adviser. MR. JAMES ARNOLD JACOBS Sponsored by ALTHA LOWRY ALTHA LOWRY President Levi Hunt, Jr., Junioua BuUard, Tames W. Sampson, William Sampson, Ralph Hunt, Altha Lowry, Prestley Lowry, John G. Deese, Professor Jannes A. Jacobs, Sponsor. The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist Church at work on the college campus. It is a part of the Methodist Student Movement in the state, nation, and the world. Through the experience gained as members, the students are better prepared to take their rightful place in their home communities. MR. AND MRS. C. W. OXENDINE Sponsored by CHARLES W. OXENDINE, JR. CHARLES W. OXENDINE. JR. President I 72 SEATED: Prestley Lowry, Geneva Sanderson. Grace Dial, Anna Lois Oxendine. STANDING: Rosa Dial. Marie Locklear. Louise Dimery. Christian White, Joyce Dimery, Bertha Locklear. Mabel Moore, Lois M, Lowry. Charles Oxendine. Poncll Locklear. Miss Marjorie Kanable, Sponsor. o D C 3 O Li. 0) B. S. U. Council ADRENE CARTER President h The purpose of the Baptist Stu- dent Union is to provide for the intellectual, moral, and religious care and instruction of young people, students of P.S.C., es- pecially those who are adherents of the Baptist Church. The B.S.U. also provides for recreation and social events at frequent intervals. MR. JOHN L. CARTER Sponsored by ADRENE CARTER 74 SITTING: Adelaide Locklear, Patricia Clark, Lillian F aye Locklear, Bertha Martin. Adrene Carter, Lorraine Chavis, L,ouise Cunnmings. STANDING: Berniece Lowry, Reverend Harvey Brewington. Elrie Locklear, Reverend F, W. Naylor. Dr. George Swann, Faculty Adviser; Fannie Lou Maynor. ;i •■m m . A- t, k. ' r iu, • ' .n Y. W. A. Officers LILLIAN FAYE LOCKLEAR President WANDA FAYE CARTER Sponsored by LILLIAN FAYE LOCKLEAR ABOVE: Seated; Patricia Clark. Lillian F aye Locklear, Adrene Carter. STANDING: IVfiss Mary Sharpe, Sponsor; Doshie Mae Hammonds, Mary Louise Cummings, Lorraine Chavis, Mrs. Clifton Oxendine, Sponsor. 76 K n Y. W. A. The Young Woman ' s Auxiliary is an organization existing for the women on the campus to emphasize good national and international relations through missionary activities and studies. In addition to the serious phases of this organization, a social hour is arranged for special occa- sions , Y. W. A. OFFICERS President - Lillian F aye Locklear Vice-President - Patricia Clark Secretary and Treasurer - Adrene Carter Program Chairnnan - Lorraine Chavis Community Music Chairman - Fannie Lou Maynor Social Chairman - Bertha Martin News Reporter - Mary Louise Cumnnings Counselors - Mrs. Clifton Oxendine, Miss Mary Sharpe 77 Student Council The Student Council is the voice of the student in the government of P.S.C. The organization pronnotes bet- ter faculty-student relations and works toward the improvement of the college as a whole. MRS. ELRE LOCKL.EAR Sponsored by ELRIE LOCKLEAR Doshie Mae Hammonds. Katie Jones, Etta B. Locklear, Elrie Locklear, Marie Locklear, Reese LiOcklear , Berniece Lowry. The Social Club provides entertainment and fellowship for the members of the stu- dent body and the faculty. 79 Alpha Psi Omega : aSr-i ABOVE: Mrs. Lowry, Adeline Lowry, Grace Dial, Charles W, Oxendine, Jr., Elrie Locklear, Reese Locklear. BELOW: Elmer Hunt. Rosa Dial. Eyrtle Ransom. For those who have shown unusually high ability in acting or stage work. Iota Alpha chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, a national honorary dramatics fraternity, has been established at Pembroke State. This club stresses appreciation of the best in drama. 80 Reese Locklear, President Charles W. Oxendine, Vice-President Rosa Dial. Secretary : if MRS. R. D. WELLONS Sponsored by Iota Alpha Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatics Fraternity In recognition of her accomplishments in, contribution to the field of dramatics. and 81 JAYNE CARYL SMITH Sponsored by ADELINE LOWKY • ' ALL THE WCXILD ' S A STAGE... Students who have taken part in the campus theatricals are nnem- bers of the Drannatics Club, The Pennbroke Players. ADELINE LOWRY President Pembroke Players 82 I Marshalls Ralph Hunt, Marie Locklear. Lois M. Lowry. Berniece Lowry, Rosa Dial, John G. Dees MR. NOAH DIAL Sponsored by ROSA DIAL ROSA UNA DIAL Chief Marshal 83 EL ARCO mis Spanish Club DIANNE LOCKLEAR Sponsored by JOYCE DIMERY President, Joyce Dimery Vice-President. Ruth Dial Secretary, Louise Chavis JOYCE DIMERY President The Spanish Club is open to all students who are interested in Spanish culture. Meetings are of a varied nature, including games, songs, Spanish conversations, and interesting and infornnative talks given by various members. 84 FRONT ROW: Elrie Locklear, John Garner Deese. James H. Locklear. Martin L. Jacobs. Elmer Hunt. BACK ROW: Varser Sanderson, Prestley Lowry, Marvin A. Lowry, Marvin Lowry, Martin Luther Lowry, Jr. Veteran ' s Club E v vo- ,V)?- AjO v.o ' K 85 OFFICERS Miss Woodward Byars, Sponsor Mable Moore, President Jolley Lucille Locklear, Secretary Sue Sanderson, Vice-President MR. LUTHER W. MOORE Sponsored by MABLE MOORE Home Economics Club The object of the Home Economics Club is to create a desire in college students to better understand living conditions of community and family life and to stimulate action which will lead toward the realization of an optimum environment by improving living con- ditions . 86 Admiring new suits. Keeping posted on the latest in styles. FRESHMAN CLOTHING CLASS 87 Dress Review I NUTRITION CLASS Home Ec. Club Christmas Party Dining —M i Food Class 89 ELRIE J. LOCKLEAR Editor Vol. III. No. 6 FE: BROKE STATE COLLES; January 3,195? P.S.C. STAFF OFFERS CCKGRATULATiaTS GOLLl-GE, GLrtSSES BEdDi AFTER LaiG HOLILAY V e , the keflibers of the Sta Pembroke State College threw its d oors, off er our congratulations ojen on Monday, January 5,1953 to r lfe ine and ' ■ classes. Everyone returned eager about his college work. AS I v B round f - happy tell Othp ' 1 THADB OXENDINE Business Manager HERBERT HOOVER LOCKLEAR Assistant Editor ELMER HUNT 90 Production and Layout Manager P, $, C. News The Pembroke State Col- lege News is the official stu- dent publication. News-gathering, editorial writing, feature and sports writing, and business admin- istration are done by the stu- dent staff. 91 DR. R. D. WELLONS Program Chairman MRS. HARVIE BREWINGTON Secretar y The Faculty Club DR. ROBERT MARSH President 93 94 TOP ROW: Jeanette Brewington, Arlita Lowry, Sheila Brewington. SECOND ROW: Jerry Oxendine, Faye, Barbara and David White, Betty Jane Oxendine. THIRD ROW: Children on picnic at Cheraw Beach, Linda and Miriam Corn- i «- r t.f f Dr. Proctor ' s Family Reunion The Dean s Children Jerry and Betty Jane Oxendine Arlita Linda Lowry Godchild of The Wellon ' s Sylvia and Stephen Stout Foster Niece and Nephew of Miss Byars Linda and Miriam Corn Carol Elizabeth Yates Godchild of Miss Byars Donna Greer Godchild of Miss Cole Miss Cole ' s children. 95 LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Lowry ' 49, Harvey Lowry ' 52. Raymond Clark ' 49, Barto Clark ' 50. Joyce Jacobs ' 52. Henry Ford Lowry ' 52. Betty Lou Bell ' 48, Dr. R. D. Wellons. Coun- selor, A. G. Spaulding ' 48 (absent). Phi Epsilon Chi Phi Epsilon Chi, scholastic honorary society, carries out the thought of knowledge, character and wisdom. The above are charter members. 96 With stately grandeur. Old Main stands The vanguard of our noble heritage. 97 mjt. Bible Class 98 Extension Class 99 JTTujTI x ; ?. ART EXHIBIT by ART MAJORS Walter Scott and Thadis Oxendine BELOW: Apt Students: Prestley Lowry, Thadis Oxendine, Walter Scott, Elmer Hunt. ?l? I 100 Exhibit by Art Majors Pottery by Thadis Oxendine •jrr- it7v::-;.+y ; -Kv?;aiS«:SK« .: v.vS-. -}■-:■ Pottery by Walter Scott 101 103 Biology Class Photography Class 104 105 PRACTICE TEACHERS IN ACTION MBS MARY SHARPE Supervisor ROSA DlAl. - Znd Grade 106 HAROLD LOWRY - 5th Grade LINDBERGH MARTIN - A Substitute THADtS OXENDINE - Art Class Student Teachers In Action 107 i FANNtE LOU MAYN ' OR - I at Grade ADELAIDE LOCKLEAR 1st Grade ELMER HUNT 5th Grade MARIE LOCKLEAR 10th Grade 108 REESE JLOCKLEAR - 4tfa Grade ki ' HH Ei l B 9W jF ' IE.Jl H Lii Ri FANNIE LOU MAYNOR. ETTA BEA LOCKLEAR 2nd Grade CHARLES W. OXENDINE, JR. 5tb Grade 109 BOOKKEEPING Commerce Department TYPING - MRS. DUNN 110 I p. $. C. Library The Pembroke State College lib- rary contains 20,769 volumes and there are sonne EOO subscriptions to magazines, periodicals and daily newspapers. Miss Marjorie Kanable is librarian and Miss Juanita Oxendine is assistant librarian. MISS KANABLE AND MBS OXENDINE 111 ■HPB Library Staff Lou Henry Lowry. T. is ? Juani a Oxer.dir.e, Herrer ' Hoover Locklear, Joyce Dimery, Miss Kanable. 112 !] (i iiim ' aii .•K Reading Room at The Closing Hour 113 114 The Stack Room :-- -. ' MUSIC 115 116 p. S. C. Glee Club and Band 117 The Band Parade at Lumberton Watching the parade - r ' ' ignrrBf The Band at Fairmont 118 Band on parade at Farmers ' Festival Band prepares to get into action. 119 ■ ™p ewi— Swing Band ■: a«IWWBMBB ■! Professor Ira Pate Lovory, Lillian Faye Locklear, Murray Leiber. Samuel Locklear. IM. L. Lowry, Jr.. Ponell Locale?--, 120 ;;. ' ?3. .t  i, %.., The Spirit of Peace A Pageant Presented at Christmas 121 Lolita Blanks, Reese Locklear, Myra Oxendine, Daphne Jones. This Genius Business 122 Eyrtle Ransom. Lolita Blanks, Lindy Martin, Norma Thompson, Elmer Hunt, Isa Deese, Myra Oxendine, Reese Locklear, Daphne Jones. T H I S G E N I L $ B U $ I N E $ S 123 ' mm ■T?« 124 Take Care of My Little Girl i istsiu I 1- Take Care of My Little Girl Arlita Lowry, Adeline Lowry, Eyrtle Raxisom. A Christmas Blessing jatflTBTW-aA Adeline Lowry, Grace Dial, Norma Thompson. 126 Basketball 127 KNEELING: H. Jacobs, R. Hunt, B. Locklear. W. Hammonds, J. H. Locklear. STANDING: M. L,owry R. Warriax N. Sampson S, Locklear D. Locklear 128 Ned out jumps foe. Sam gets tip off. Ned ' s famous jump shot against Dick Groat ' s All-Stars. Delton hits twice. It ' s anybody ' s ball. Ned jumps again. 129 Braves in Action 130 Katie Jones. Katrina Locklear. Arminda Lowry, Helen Bell, Bertha Locklear. Clearcie Locklea Bettie Raye Hammonds, Berniece L,owry. 131 o V E R F O R T B R A G G 132 1 few of CAMPBELL COLLEGE PEMBROKE HIGH Our Victories ,j;  a ' ' _ v v «f- - ' FORT BRAGG 133 1 - s 134 O bountiful memories 1 - classes, clubs, cupids FEATURES 135 1 136 [fieese JLocklear P. S. C. King SELECTED BY LAVERGNE STUDIO [Rosa Q)ial P. S. C. Queen SELECTED BY LAVERGNE STUDIO I 137 nlarie rLocklear Senior Queen I lorma j ean cJhoinpson Sophomore Queen Class 138 Galeae Q. Xloyd Freshman Queen i race [Dial Junior Queen f! Queens 139 I 140 Who ' s Who Among Students in cJnadis Kyxenatne American Colleges and Universities iblne yf. JLocklear 141 m Uxeua ill. oLowry 142 Who ' s Who in the South and Southeast Student Leaders of America KwaSiBS ' , . t?- ' ' ' 143 14 = J f f- ' tt Can one recapture memories Of fleeting monnents past? 144 ACTIVITIES 145 LIGHT LIFE LOVE 1 LIGHT LIFE LOVE REVEREND WARREN CARR Watt Street Baptist Church Durham, North Carolina Religious Emphasis Week 146 Inspjrationalists HBHHHKHUMLiii  ' ?■ b VH |- y-X Reverend L. W. Jacobs, Dr. R. D. Wellons and Dr. Charles F. Carroll, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mr, Venus Brooks Dr. J. Levering Evans Reverend Warren Carr Reverend and Mrs. E, Norfleet Gardner 147 In honor of Professor and Mrs. E. Ahmad Shah of Lucknow, India. Miss Etta Mae Mavnor. Miss Mildred Thomas. Thanksgiving Vesper Concert 149 p liiiii -I— ' ' TOP: Arlita Lowry as gift bearer. The Merchant of Venice Produced by THE BARTER THEATER Artist Series 150 s -1 s z ■ Ol, to - S .2 wis a. o 3 !5 151 Apollo Boys ' Choir Coleman Cooper, Director Program Presented at P.S.C, April, 1953 Artist Series 152 I ; f?r-r •« - Wk fii i ' ■ .III . ii .. IBI: IBi ' ii! iir -isi- iiiiMp - - . ' Na M, n Camera Shy High School Senior Day i i This Is My Father ' s World 153 An Endless Line ' . High School Senior Day A Special Assembly. 154 VH  •- LXV ' ■ ' - KS ' i p i Noon Day Feast. High School Senior Day i Registration - High School Senior Day 155 Where ' are the fellows? High School Senior Day 156 Getting pictures taken. SANTA INVADES BY PLANE Up and away 157 s u H M E R S c H O O L Is everything ready ■ Preparing for lunch 158 Here we sit like birds in the wilderness Chow line at lastl iji-n i P i C N I C I 9 5 2 L. - Airs well that ends well. ' 159 Dr. Wellons speaks Occupied 160 Now Is The Hour Ring Master Oxendine 161 iihM. V ■T« : ;. H A w J K 1 1 N K i IS $ 162 Who cares if it is Leap Year ' , Awl Come on downl Desperate ladies Tug o war Sadie Hawkins Day 163 Jfe  g L Elmer Hunt, Photographer; Reese Locklear, Business Manager; Rosa Dial, Assistant Editor; Charles W. Oxendine, Junior Editor. Indian Head Staff MISS MABEL LOWR Y Sponsored by CHARLES W. OXENDINE, JR THADB OXENDINE Advertising Manager CHARLES W. OXENDINE. JR. Editor 164 Editor ' s Assistants and Contributors - —11 Etta Bea Locklear Classes Adelaide Locklear ..,,,,.., Activities Rosa Dial Assistant Editor Fannie Lou Maynor Typist and Departments Berniece Lowry Organizations I Walter Scott Art Marie Locklear Faculty Ponell Locklear Jeatures 4 Marvin Lowry Athletics EUery Locklear Seniors Directory Ned Sampson Athletics Co-Editor 165 Senior Bibliographies Page ADAMS, LILLIAN PAUL ------ ---------------------44 Teacher in the public school system, BRYANT, WILLIAM DOYLE -------------------------43 W.F., 1-2-3-4; Pontiac Society, 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club, 4. CHAVIS, LUCILLE DORIS -------------------------- 38 Home Economics Club, 2-3-4; Emeritar Society, 1-2-3-4; B.S.U., 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club, 3; Y,W.A., 1-2-3-4; Copy Reader, P.S.C. News, 2. CHAVIS, REEDY ------------------------------ 34 Student Council, 1-2; E me ritan Society, 1-2-3-4; WJ., 1-2-3-4; Drama Club, 3-4; Manager, College Book Store, 2. CUMMINGS, MAITLAND D. ------------------------- 42 Emeritan Society, 1-2-3-4; B.S.U., 1-2-3-4; Glee Club, 1-2-3; Band, 3; Y.W,A., 2; College Quartet, 2. DEESE, LOCKLY L. -43 Spanish Club, 3. DIAL, ROSA --.- -_ -32 Band, 2-3-4; Emeritan Society, 1-2-3-4; WJ., 1-2-3-4; Class Treasurer, 1; Drama Club, 1-2-3-4; Alpha Psi Omega, 4; Basketball, 2-3; College Pianist, 4; Chief Marshal, 4; College Beauty Queen, 4. GODWIN, NETTIE ------------------------------41 A teacher in the public school system. HUNT, ELMER W. .-.._----_--- -36 Emeritan Society, 1-2-3-4; Band, 4; Class President, 4; Class Reporter, 1-2; Production Manager, P.S.C. News, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Business Manager, P.S.C. News, 3; Indianhead Staff, 4; Photographer for Indianhead, 4; Student Leader Publication, 4; Dean ' s List. JONES, ZELMA SAMPSON ---------- ---------------39 Teacher in the public school system. LOCKLEAR, ADELAIDE ---------------------------33 Emeritan Society, 1-2-3-4; B.S.U., 1-2-3-4; Second Vice-President, B.S.U., 4; Y.W.A., 4; Class Social Chairman, 4; Band, 2-3-4. LOCKLEAR, ELLERY J. -- .-__--.-_ --37 Alpha Psi Omega, 3-4; Student Leaders of America, 3; Editor, P.S.C. News, 4; B.S.U,, 1-2-3-4; President B.S.U., 1; Emeritan Society, 1-2-3; Class President, 3; Vets Club, 1-2-3-4; Vice-President, Student Council, 3; Presi- dent, Student Council, 4; Indianhead Staff, 4; Business Manager, P.S.C. News, 2; Pontiac Society, 4; Second Vice -President, B .S-U-, 4; Who ' s Who among students in American Colleges and Universities, 4; Dean ' s List. LOCKLEAR, ETTA BEA ---------------------------33 B.S.U., 1-2; WS., 3-4; Y.W.A., 3-4; Pontiac Society, 1-2-3-4; Student Council, 4; Band, 2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2. LOCKLEAR, GERTRUDE ---- ----------- 41 Teacher in the public school system. LOCKLEAR, MARIE .---------- -----------------35 W,F., 1-2-3-4; Emeritan Society, 1-2-3-4; Band, 2-3-4; Student Council, 4; Class Secretary and Treasurer, 3; Class Treasurer, 4; Drama Club, 3-4; Class Queen, 4. LOCKLEAR, PONELL --------------------------- B.S.U., 1-2; W.F., 3-4; Emeritan Society, 1-2; Pontiac Society, 3-4; Band, 2-3-4; Glee Club, 2-3-4; Dramatics Club, 4. 35 166 Senior Bibliographies LOCKLEAR, REESE _--__. ______ __36 W.F., l-2_3-4; Band, l_2_3-4; Dramatics Club, l_2_3-4; Alpha Psi Omega, 4; Student Council, 4; Glee Club, 2; Basketball, 1_2_3; Baseball, l-2_3; Football, 1-2-3; P,S.C.. King, 4. LOCKLEAR, SUSAN ----------___--_--__._.._____ 39 Teacher in the public school system, LOCKLEAR, WILLIAM PRICE ---_-_----______________ 44 Transfer student from State College. LOWRY, BERNIECE BROOKS --------__-_--_____. ___._32 Secretary, Student Council, 3; Drama Club, l-2_3-4; Home Economics Club, 1_2; Basketball, l-2_3-4; B.S.U., l_2-3_4; President, B.S.U., 3; Emeritan Society, l_2-3-4; Class Secretary, 1; Band, 2-3-4; Student Council Social Chairman, 4. LOWRY, EVA H ---------______. 43 Teacher in the public school system; Pontiac Society. LOWRY, HAROLD -__ ________ _ __34 LOWRY, LEONA _____ _._ _ _ _ _ _ ' _ ' 38 Teacher in the public school system, LOWRY, LETHA MAE __ __ 42 Teacher in the public school system, LOWRY, MARVIN ----------___-____.___________ 37 Vet ' s Club, 3-4; Basketball, l_2_3-4; Baseball, 1_2_3_4. LUCAS, MAGGIE -----______________.___ ____4i Teacher in the public school system. MAYNOR, FANNIE LOU --33 Pontiac Society, 1-2-3-4; B.S.U., l-2_3-4; Y.W.A,, l_2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2; Glee Club, 3; Class Secretary, 4; Band, 2-3-4; Secretary and Treasurer, B.S.U., 4. OXENDINE, CHARLES W., JR. ._ ■__._37 W,F., l_2_3-4; President, W.F., 3_4; Col. Marshal, 2; Emeritan Society, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2; Dramatics Club, 1-2-3-4; Alpha Psi Omega, 3-4; Dean ' s List, 1-3; Band, 1-2-3-4; Glee Club. 1-2-3; Class President, 1-2; Editor, Indianhead, 4; Student Leader Publication, 4; Manager, College Book Store, 3-4. OXENDINE, JAMES ARTHUR -----__ ____39 Teacher in the public school system. OXENDINE, THADIS ___ _ ____40 W.F., 1_2_3_4; Emeritan Society, l_2_3-4; Vet ' s Club, 1_2_3_4; Assistant Art Editor, P.S.C. News, 4; President-Student Council. 3; Student Leader Publication, 3; Advertising Manager, Indianhead, 4; Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities, 4; Teacher in the public school systenn. SAMPSON, EARL B. --__ 35 SAMPSON, IRENE -_ ----------______________ 41 Teacher in the public school system, SAMPSON, JAMES ALBERT -----------___________ 44 W.F., 3-4; Vet ' s Club, 3-4; Veterans ' School Teacher. SAMPSON, JOHN W, SCOTT, WALTER _ ____ 44 Basketball, l_2_3-4; Emeritan Society, 1-2-3-4; Marshal, 2-3; Class Vice- President, 3; Vet ' s Club, 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2; P.S.C. News Art Editor, 4; Indianhead Staff. 4. 167 ! II III Hl l H h I : ISP m ti 168 P. s. c. Our Alma Mater, dear.   -• K 1 Moments of relaxation How dear to our hearts! 1«9 ■ Y vtr B. C. Moore and Son We Feature Curlee Clothes For the Men Who Care Regular, Shorts, Stouts Phone 2436 Red Springs, N.C. WITHOUT THE ADVERTISEMENTS THE PUBLICATION OF THIS 1953 YEARBOOK WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. WE SENIORS DEEPLY APPRECLATE THE COOPERATION WHICH HAS BEEN SHOWN AND WE URGE YOU TO PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS.— 170 I Pembroke Implement Co., Inc. 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