Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1957 volume:

00290759 LIVERMORE LIBRARY PEMBROKE STATE 3 3S11 Difimas 5 Cage LD 4481 .P4625 15 V.12 290759 SAMPSON -UVERWORE LIBRARY UNC PEMBROKE PEMBROKE. NC 28372-1 Sin MPSOflf. LIVERMORE LIBRARY PaiBROKENC 25372-1510 UA i yiAjL, d ' ¥ ' U Ol . S . . «PSO -LIVFRMORELiBR.Ry EMfiROKE. NC 28372-1510 irijaa MiiiaiiiiiiiPWifvVy fiiiiii - :5n -- ' -ii? ' ' Doors To C: Opportunity ;r V7 To every man there openeth A way, and ways, and a way. And the high soul climbs the hi And the low soul gropes the lo And in between on the misty fla] The rest drift to and fro; But to every man there openeth A high way and a low And every man decideth - _ ; - • yjt B hh •r .-: ' -; B of t ' vMii ry the keys of. the work • . ■••V « •.- --■i- ?-ki. otners tof. common ends; tD.;ea manners from studeats- wha are gentleman, and form charaeter under professors wh ?|f C.TnsUans; ' . This is the o r of theXtoliege for thSTj -st four years of your, life. . ■ - - ; William Ce Witt Kyde. ' - NJ J The Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Seven INDIANHEAD VOL XII PEMBROKE STATE COLLEGE Pembroke, North Carolina NORMA JEAN THOMPSON Editor GLENN JACOBS Business Manager 00290759 XSii?«« laof jtaiaaM ' m ■ ' •■p i i ■,V:-... v-J •,, ..., .ji hi Mk i ja :i-z, ' ' . ' !. ' d ' W w!-;y« ,A. ;.«• ' - f--.- ' :: : In our quest for a theme for the 1957 INDIANHEAD, we were inspired by the many doors to opportunity which Pembroke State College has to offer. There are limitless opportunities — Through W BIireB geBIRg al Through student government, . Through organization and club ' ; Through educational facilities, .:! Through dormitory life. Through friendly association with teachers, ' ' Through free access to offices of administrators,; . Through eating together, ' ■■ Through learning from others, not only in class, but also ' students with different ideas and backgrounds - and Through playing together. In short, at P.S.C. we have the golden opportunity to live to learn, and to learn ■e. With this in mind, we chose as our theme. Doors To Opportunity Doors To Opportunity Are Opened Through student Life Organizations Social Events Activities Student Council Religion Publications Departments Features Queens Who ' s Who Marshals Superlatives Outstanding Seniors Athletics Baseball Basketball Other Sports Scholastic Administration Faculty Undergraduates Alumni Advertising Patronize Our Advertising Merchants mmmmm r- ■ ■ - ' ■ -m 9l fmiiMfmmmBSMaLyi k- i ' i V lota Alpha Chapter Of Alpha Psi Omega National Cframatics Fraternity Annie Ruth Locklear Reba M. Lowry FRONT ROW: Mary AUce Pinchbeck, Julian Martin, Maltland Woodell. BACK ROW: Carolyn Bell, Annie Ruth Locklear, James L. Hunt Doris Jacobs, Norma Jean Thompson, BUly Locklear. pBSENT) Gene Jones, Jerry Cummings , Odell stone. 12 Home Ec. Club 7v. SL SS , ;-J2 r- a r ' - - « -- -= Carolyn Beu.wce- esi.ent.. Ru.h WarwiC, .es.dent; Mer e -Hw.i.., .-(..ilALIBSSSaHl The Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is: to study the history and development of art and art forms- to acquaint Its members with contemporary trends in art; to consider the practical applicatVoToi ThVrt ' r? H ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ° ° ' ' ' 9 art a more integrated part of UvTng memfers Pervises and directs projects and work shops for groups and for individuai Vice President Osmer L. Oxendine Adviser Miss Angelika Reckendorf Locklear, Miss Angelika Reckendorf (Sponor). °™° ' ' ' ■ ' I- ' ' ' - 0 = ' - Oxendine, Geraldine Clark, Gertrude 15 mmmmm The Emeritan Society, one of the two literary societies on the campus, has as its purpose the giving of greater opportunity to the students to participate in parliamentary practices, in public speaking, in dramatics, in social recreation, in music and in fellow- ship. Last year ' s dramatic production was A Man Called Peter . } ' Tmeritan Society y i 1 1 a. TO R. BELOW) James L. Hunt Gertrude Locklear Gladys Hardin Jerry Cummings Don Blue Merdls Brewer Lanny Steven Locklear jm SMOiciivi isrrr f James F. Bell, Vice-President). ' « . Waltz Maynor, Jydor Locklear, Hughes Oxendine, Bruce Jones, President; (Not in picture. The Monogram Club th. n n M° °9 ' ' Club has as its purpose the furthering of a good solid program of athletics in towaJf tt ' a«rin;ent ' ; ?ar:!t;i:rr ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ° athletic-minded students 19 El Arco Iris OFFICERS Alice Dale Bullard President John A. Cummings Vice-President Sara J. CKendlne Secretary-Treasurer Reba M. Lowry Faculty Adviser The purpose of the Spanish Club is to deepen appreciation for the languages and customs of peoples of other nationalities, thereby furthering international friendship and good will. I w Arco Iris-Sbanish Club-Picnic Held On College Picnic Grounds 4 ■ m mim : ' .« • --A J Math. Club FRONT ROW: Jim Mlnnls, Waltz Maynor, Don Blue. BACK ROW: James A. Jacobs, Instructor; Robert Lowry, Odeli Stone, Bruce Jones, Johnney Bullard. Jr., James H. Woods, James Sampson, Oberon Lowry, William Sampson. The Math Club has as Its purpose the promotion of better understanding of and appre- ciation for mathematics. OFFICERS President Vice-President -Alton Bruce Jones Waltz Maynor Secretary Treasurer Ted McGee Sponsor James A. Jacobs 22 m cS i Y. W. A. The Y. W.A. prepares young women on the campus to be better leaders in their respective churches and communities. It promotes Christian fellowship on the campus and stresses the im- portance of both home and foreign missions. ' , ' i l%% ill s, m Thomn= n c!h ? ' I ' P ' y Ann Wilkins, Betty J. Oxendine, Geraldeon Clark, Christine Carter, Anna T. Hunt, Nettle Clark, Lucille MarvA p ' ' ' h ' ' MaryE. Jones, Alice Barnes, Christine Hunt, Jeannette Wllkins. STANDING: Mrs. Clifton Oxendine, Adviser; Ludahli ' i ' ' h ;-, ? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' P= ' l = lear. Mary J. Locklear, Dorothy Oxendine, Clara Hammonds, Loretta Oxendine, Marie Chavers, Don, Ta h r ' ' ' Chavls, Janice Clark, Joyce Chavis, Alice D. Strickland, Hazel Locklear, Beatrice Oxendine, Earline Locklear, Hardin Oxendine, Quessie Cummings, Lucille Locklear, Essie M. Locklear, Miss Mary Sharpe, Adviser; Anna Maynor, Gladys President Vice-President — Christine Carter Janice Clark Secretary -Treasurer Doris Jacobs Advisers Miss Mary Sharpe, Mrs. Clifton Oxendine 23 Pontiac Society President Herman Hunt Vice-President James H. Woods Secretari ' -Treasurer Juanita Smith Publicity Chairman Macy Dial, Waltz Maynor Advisers Dr. H. H. Todd, Dr. Myrtle Pope The Pontiac Society has as its purpose the stimulation of the intellectual interest of its members . (On Opposite Page) Left to right; Macy Dial, Joe Locklear, Loretta Smith, Helena Pinchbeck, Eddie Mac Locklear, Cynthia Gale, Cheirte Maynor, Juanita Smith, Hank Smith, Gerry Gale, Gregory Gale, Holly Locklear. ii- . ' ■i0i. s : i % i - ' ' ■ ---r lU ■ WM Br 1 n 1 SEATED: Left to right, I. jrrr.a j-ar, mompson, KeDa M. Lowry, Betty Lou Bell, Maitland Woodell, Joyce Smawley, Christine Corn. STANDING: Harvey Lowry, A. G. Spaulding, Dr. R. D. Wellons, Raymond Clark, Barto Clark, Fred Lowry, Herbert Hoover Locklear, Rev. D. F. Lowry. (Not in picture; Miss Mary Livermore). Phi Epsilon Chi Honorary Scholastic Society Fred Lowry President 26 M . - fc Ta (i iiHw g i j; ■jaKSi-aiOgWm ' t - J-i  .:i;:a .i ' SS «- ' ;!S; BETTY RAYE OXENDINE For Hughes Oxendine President, Student Council MRS. G. H. LOCKLEAR For Billy E. Locklear President, B.S.U. MRS. LEONA WOODELL For Maltland Woodell President, Pembroke Players MRS. REBA M. LOWRY For Annie Ruth Locklear President, Alpha Psl Omega LYDIA JEAN THOMPSON For Norma Jean Thompson Editor, Indianhead Student MARGARET LOIS JONES For Bruce Jones President, Math Club And Monogram Club .jmmmmmm MISS MARJORIE KANABLE For Maitland Woodell President, Wesley Foundation ■ J ■ Spo nsors LEX CARTER For Christine Carter President, Y. W.A. MRS. JORDAli MAYNOR For Herman Hunt President, Pontlac Society LONNIE REVELS For Annie Ruth LocJclear President, Emeritan Society STEPHEN A. STRICKLAND AND GWENDOLYN For Alice Dale Strickland President, Spanish Club Evening in Paris Junior-Senior Banquet i r -« irf 1 v [ e i i ' 4! %  . Annual Christmas Party V«.. 1 Wm % m I ' M -i ' - t pn ' im ' A tt 1 mi i i li mm Princess Cinderella and Prince Gene are Congratulated I 34 Ihe 19S6 May Day at P. S.C. beautifully portrayed the old, old story of Cinderella and the young Prince. The audience saw Mr. L. B. McL£ndon of Greensboro, a member of the North Carolina Higher Board of Educauon crown Mary Alice Pinchbeck of Pembroke, Queen, and Gene Jones of Laurel Hill, King of May Day, Shown in picture are Dr. R. D. Wellons, President of P. S.C. and Mr. McLendon chatUng with Cinderella and the Prince. V ' Halloween Carnival Winners of Costume contest. Gene Jones and Mary Alice Pinchbeck. K .3f - - One of the highlights of the year is the annual Halloween Carnival held in the gymnasium. On this one evening of the year faculty members and students are transformed into ghosts, goblins, and other characters of story book fame. . •  ? i J, W ' r '  ,i ' l iJ JiS : . ; S-.-t ' -. . ■ High School At Meal Time In The Home Ec. Department Senior Da y 36 c % .nnual Field Jay Held on P ) ; C. CaniDus 5 4 ' : 1 -■ «- ' : ' 1- rs [ Henry rV The First Pari , Lyceum Series . Laf — J ml ' 1 !) LL 1 1 ■ The Health Room The Health Room has been set up in Old Main for the convenience of college women. It is equipped with a bed, chairs, tables, and first aid supplies. 42 The Pembroke Room One of the most intriguing places on the campus is that of the Pembroke room which houses books, manuscripts, pictures and articles of local historic significance. Dean Clifton Oxendine is chairman of this prized room. 43 ■ ■---— - ■ College Bookstore Bruce Jones • Manager Waltz Maynor Dr. Herbert Oxendine -Faculty Adviser Assistant The College Bookstore supplies texts, notebooks and other school supplies to the students and faculty members at P.S.C. 44 .■ ' ACTIVITIES 46 . ® sjV 0 ' - t. - c. $ i ' SP ■. Aflr !■■! A H E 9 IH ' B | ii H| B( ' M «ite- H ' ti: i Brotherhood-Religious Emphasis Week Two of the traditions at P.S.C. are Religious Emphasis and Brotherhood Weeks. This year, for the first time, these two were combined into one week ' s activity. Highlights of the week included services by Dr. Gywnn, Rev. Venus Brooks, Elders of the Church of Latter Day Saints, Rev. Baucom, a Chaplain from Fort Bragg, and Rev. E. V. Dunn. HI mm I I, h, Wf9 ' ' .T ' iff ' ' ,VTf. ' ■ ' ■ ■■,■■■ ■v Liinii lanij— . ■ Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation strives to provide wholesome Christian fellowship; to devolop ecumenical understanding; and to promote religion in higher education. President Maitland Woodell Vice-President Eddie M. Locklear Secretary Alice D. Bullard Treasurer LuciUe Thompson Program Chairman Annie R, Locklear Devotion Chairman Ella M. Oxendine Social Chairman Joy Brayboy, Betty Jo Floyd Personnel Juanita Smith Publicity Chairman Merdis Brewer, Gilbert Sampson Eteputation Vastie Locklear Reporter Mary Lois Locklear Music Chairman Geraldine Bullard District Chairman Jerry Cummlngs Community Service Chairman Flora Locklear World Christian Community Chairman Don Blue Advisers Mr. Palmer Talbutt and Miss Alta Nye di 1 $: i vr— :h ' rN .= : The First Thanksgiving A Pageant Presented By The W.F. and B.3.U. A Joint Chapel Program I m ft 1 The Baptist Student Union has a twofold purpose: 1. It is the connecting link between the church and the local campus. 2. It proposes to promote Christian fellowship among college students. OFFICERS President-Billy Locklear; Enl. Vice- President-Mary A. Pinchbeck; Dev. Vice- President- Dorothy Swett; Soc. Vice-President-Julian Martin; Secretary and Treasurer-Clara Hammond; Sunday School Rep. -Sara Jane Oxendine; Training Union Rep. -Gene Jones; Listen Rep.- Macy Dial; Y.W.A. Rep. -Essie M. Dial; Pub. Dir. -Wanda Routh; Music D ' r.-Mary Jane Locklear; Pianist- Geraldeon Clark; Lit. Rep. -Carolyn Bell.  ■..■■ .. - bow quet EAST CAROLINA PRESENTS EXCHANGE B.S. U. PROGRAM AT P.S.C. GLENN JACOBS Business Manager 58 Indian head Staff Editor-In-Chief Norma Jean Thompson Asst. Editor Christine Carter Organization Editor Herbert H. Locklear Class Editor Sarah J. Oxendine Athletic Editor Herman Hunt Faculty Editor Don Blue Feature Editor Lycurous Lowry Alumni Editor Essie M. Locklear Business Manager Glenn Jacobs Assistants Bruce Jones, Charles R. Farrell Faculty Adviser Reba M. Lowry The 1957 INDIANHEAD Staff has endeavored to record in picture and word the opportunities, activities, and accomplishments in the departments, groups, and sections of campus life. The INDIANHEAD Business Staff was responsible for financing and distributing the 1957 book. Successful advertising, sales, and a portion of the student activity fee furnished nec- essary finances. The Staff sincerely hopes that this book will always be a reminder to each student of a glor- ious year spent at Pembroke State College. 59 PINE NEEDLE Published By The Students Of Pembroke State College. THE STAFF Co-Editors Edmund Locklear, Jr. , Dorothy Oxendine Reporters Elizabeth Jones, Glenda Chavis, Gladys Hardin, Dorothy Chavers, Margie Chavis Business Manager Eddie Mac Locklear Faculty Adviser Miss I. Ruth Martin 60 Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Clifton Oxendlne, Faculty Adviser; EUa Mae Oxendine, Religious Representative; Narva Maynor, Social Representative- Christine Carter Secretary Treasurer; Earl Hughes Oxendine, President; Kenneth R. Maynor, Athletic Representative; Joseph A. McGlrt Vice-President and Senior Representative; John A. Curamlngs, Sophomore Representative. 1 The purpose of the Student Association is to encourage and promote the development of per- sonal honor, integrity, scholarly achievement, and a genuine sense of civic responsibility in all those who matriculate at P.S.C. 61 ?s:s. V . Art Department ■ College Band Prof. Ira Pate Lowry, Director College Glee Club Prof. Ira Pate Lowry, Director 65 A Man Called Peter Presented By Emeritan Society BELOW: Left to right; (Seated) Sanford Locklear, Mary Alice Pinchbeck, Julian Martin, Maltland Woodell, Jerry Lowry, Jakle Locklear, Isa Valandra. (STANDING) Gene Jones, Norma Jean Thompson, Earlene Locklear, Mary Cummlngs, Dora Lee Chavls, Annie Ruth Locklear, Odell Stone. he Green Bough ttesezited By Alpha Psl Omega Julian BELOW: Left to right; Dorothy Ocendine, Clara Hammond, Herman Hunt, Norma Jean Thompson, Lycurou s Lowry.Cora Sue Oxendine, Narva Lowry, Glenn Jacobs, Christine Carter, Bruce Jones, Sally Oxendine, Ruth Warwick. Red-Headed Stepchild Presented By The Class Of ' 57 . i.; LEFT TO Rl(jriT: (Beiov j Mary . ice Pincnt ecK, Gene Jones, Maitiand Wooaell. Carolyn Bell, Arlita Lovvry, Billy LocK.iear, Julian Maran, Annie Ruth Locklear, Jerry Cummings. Home Ec. Departmen|i ' -iSij ' 3.. Dinin0 Room f V . „ H. ' i fiW fi ■ 1 ati r ■ - -I Science I Department :r S ' ' . i , it r «WBHKlS :r. mm Mini, ' mtmrr ' r ' ir «1 Agriculture It is a maxim universally agreed upon in agriculture, that nothing must be done too late; and again, that everything must be done at its proper season; while there is a third precept which reminds us that opportunities lost can never be regained. tr if P.V f ;? X Farm Shop JKvi Wood Work Shop ■ ■ Hi r I - 1 Library Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Herbert H. Locklear, Miss Juanita Oxendlne, Assistant Librarian; Eddie Mac Locklear. Geraldine Bullard. Merdis Brewer, E:r,ma Bell Patrick, Miss Marjorie Kanable, Librarian; Alice Dale Bullard, Dons Jacobs. Books are keys to wisdom ' s treasure; Books are gates to lands of pleasure; I -: TJ h ,«KKL ' •1 THN m i |i||it. f 11 IL a f lis i Jk I MiP 1 yjl g ' fi ■ . : - ff.r ' ' - ' ■ l||[ :rEfe lh '  ia H 1 P iV teflS 1 m ■fv K E ' il f i K s ft 1 If ' k ' The Library pSars. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' approximately 24, 733 volumes of books. There are 194 subscriptions to magazines and six daily and weekly The love of books, the golden key That opens the enchanted door. 79 ■ la ii ■ ■- - - 1 , - i H A good bode is the best of friends, the same today and forever. n — r r ' -r 3 ! y iy Lilll ii I  i l eep in the-Stack; .1 1 fli iffjii i m 1 i IB H 1 H 1 k k I n FEATURES o V ' .0 82 ' ■ - — n 1 ■Sr - .. .- 1 f d ;« f ' 01m. ' f m: S r, I iA- ' «r1 ■ ■■i l| ■ ■. ftrT . . 1 -c Oiincj-Qi f }ac n- flaty Jniltce !J tt}chbeck - .r U -« I ■■ . 87 THE ' ICCOy PflGEflnT CONVENTION HALL ATLANTIC CITY NEVi JERSEY February 27, 1957 Miss Norma Jean Thompson Editor-in-Chief INDIANHEAD Pembroke State College Pembroke, North Carolina Dear Miss Thompson: I am returning herewith the pictures of the candidates for Queen of your Campus with a circle around the head of the young lady I have c hosen. I hope it meets with the approval of your school ' s Student Body. In selecting this particular candidate, I tried to take into considera- tion posture, a pleasing personality, as well as beauty. I Wishing all of you the best of luck, I am MMirm P. S. I am enclosing picture for your Yearbook. Sincerely Marian McKnight Miss America 1957 88 .m p - ■ ■ i i- 1 m fc.- t V- .. ' l j Doris Jacobs Geraldine BuUard Clara Hammond Betty Rose Oxendine Annie Ruth Locklear Mary Alice Pinchbeck Shirley Locklear 1 Mary Barns Lane Christine Carter Vastl Locklear Dorothy Swett Norma Thomp Jean son Dorothy Oxendine Macy Dial i Marie Jacobs i - O i A V r } ■A t I '  iv ssi Jennie uitith JLocklear 1957 P. S. C. Queen SJurley JLockh ear (Betty [Rose Gxenc t ne m i r lllaiy Jalice LPinchljeck ' M lltacij Jjial 92 V t iaiy JLane ioarnes - S ean cJhompson 93 V -V.-A:., ' - Jjoi ' otnii Q wett 1 1 Lane y acobs 94 !• • % L hnsttne L arter Jjons acoos 95 — . — , , y Jjorothii 1 1 toe :yxenaine ( eralatne Jjullard 96 aMJTittfci ' ilHMMi M Mtfa Mii C Iara y pkelia crtatninona Vastie JLocku ear 22 97 Who ' s Who Three students from the senior class will represent Pembroke State College in the 1956-57 edition of WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, nationally circulated yearbook. This annual publication lists student leaders in educational institutions throughout the nation. Criteria for selection of a student are: excellence in scholarship, leadership, participation in extracurricular and academic activiti es, citizenship, service to the school, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. 98 - -• ll - - - 1 L hnsUne Charter Who ' s Who Among Students In . Lonna ean c hompson ' «.. ' ' W • : ' ) I I I W)tW ' ' ' jW ■■■i D.wmM i Mj pii -- 3 •,j •-v.. ? ? ' . PfWit V-rJi ' - ' - ' vT f --- ' ¥ ■■ v ' American Universities and Colleges John A. Cummings Alice Dale BuUard Lycurous Lowry Norma J. Thompson Macy Dial, Assistant Chief Bundy Ross Locklear Bruce Jones, Chief Marshals To be a college marshal has always been considered an honor. The success of public functions, especially those at Commencement, can be greatly affected by the way in which the marshals serve. Students are chosen for this office on the basis of their sense of responsibility and for their dependability. 102 Superlatives Chosen by Ballot The superlatives were chosen by the student body at Best Looking (cypneua uTaWf na i curo -I n A % tfrafm iiTlA Best Leaders (Zhqiel Tn.aitlan i Woodell ' iiton {Bruce yf ones Most Lik , Sarah an ts ; V X A cci :fl ' ' ■fri W -is Most Studious Q)ssie f lyrtle JLocklear crieroert cKoover JLocklear Bm ¥ 1 ' ' -|fin - ' i iHa ■ rr • ■ I II Hi - 1 i Round I lomia yfean lcJfiom.f)scjii Q enn ctfobi m VN S C 4t, = « S y Most Versatile umfrJLochL m -Wli I n - - 1 and Miss Personality m brose Host Talented )Jjillg Dii JLochlear ii lary lice U inclibcch V 1 n Wittiest ' inian cf lunt otlora ylane J ocklm 1 1 iai ' Li Jrilice irinclibea College Pianist ■■ ' ■ ' - ' ' ■ • —— ■ ' • ' ■ ' • Outstanding Seniors (bad ddigliL ' s ©xenc tn Une PRESIDENT, STUDENT COUNCIL Qienn (facohs BUSINESS MGR. , INDIANHEAD 115 -■- ATHLETICS . e ' .t - .tVJ 116 n iiiTiim Tiff Mil j t ' A i ::i .. Braves FRONT ROW: Herman Hunt, Willie Fay Sampson, Donald Ray Thomas, Charles Hulln, Keith Stephenson, Robert Jones, Bobby D. Brayboy, William Hammond. BACK ROW: Jydor Locklear, Buddy Bell, Lycurous Lowry, Tommy Hagans, Bob Lowry, Gene Jones, Huahes Oxendine, Robert Lowry, Mqr. .. A? .. P. S. C. Braves Jydor Locklear Lycurous Lowry William Hammond Herman Hunt Gene Jones Willie Fay Sampson Keith Stephenson Charles Hulin Donald Ray Thomas 119 I an ' Hi I li P. S. C. Braves (Left To Right) William Hammond G. Clarence Woods G. Don Baker F. Kennith Maynor - Buddy Bell Keith Stephenson Jydor Locklear -- -F. F. G. -G. Jack Lowry - Manager Oberon Lowry - Assistant Manager Jydor Locklear - ' i Willla Hennan Hun John A. Cummings - F. ■ Tamffs Sampson -r p Kenni th Maynor ■ DonBak ■ -■ -Stjri dy Bell - F. P m a sB ' m r a ■SbJI I It 3 M i ( ff i .1 122 m H H ' ?%a iyjJI ' ■ ■ ' - 1 mmmm mm i r- 28 : i .9 m P. S. C. -House of Davi3 n Bravetles Frances Locklear F. Wynema Archambault F. Laura Lee Hunt G. and F. Myrtle Thomas G. Vernie Lee Hunt F. Dorothy Swett G. Doris Lowry G. Carol Jean Locklear G. Gladys Bell F. Sharon Jacobs F. Sara Sadie Locklear G. Vastie Locklear F. Flonnie Groves G. Janice Lowry F. lUHBIkilUiiMI Cheerleaders (P : Annie Ruth Locklear Caroline Bell S. Elizabeth Jones Put on the war paint. Start up the dance. Come on Braves I Eton ' t give em a chance. Flghtl 125 ft e Board Volleyball m M 1 4221 Li. — « ;M ■flp ' SsHS I H ' 1- -] V m M IjI I H V ■H aH H J J-V 1 prl ' v 1 , ■ V H . - A I Boys P. E. Class In A Game Of Basketball Table Tennis h % . i Tumbling 129 SCHOLASTIC 4 . t; ' -!tSS- ' ,.- .v«° . 4 v) ' - ' ' 130 tv .(« 7 ' ■!t W 1SSlWy3 W WMII.LliJJjMWI| . IW II I I il«Wlim ' !J H T ' . ' ' TA ' Wif y - ■.v «j:k w «i(«(« bi) ««(« ' a Welcome to P. S. C. DR. AND MRS. WALTER J. GALE AND FAMILY Gregory and. President ' s Message The theme of the 1957 Indianhead is most appropriate. Pembroke State College has extended to each of you many Doors to Opportunity. The Opportunities are in- numerable - varied as to nature and kind. . ■ ' ■ ■ v .,; ' ' Unfortunately, these Doors open not to guaranteed achievements, but to opportunity only. Opportunity has bee s a favorable circumstances . Although the college establishes an ideal environment for learning, it is necessary for you, the student, to bring many elements to this Combination of Circumstances . You must bring an extensive experiential background, supplemented by interest, enthus- iasm, energy, ambition, and numberless other positive attributes. Unless a student does bring these combination of circumstances designated as oppor- tunity, she shall not attain succes Your presence here at responsibility for pr nts essential to learning which only the student can contribute. You will profit to the degree to which you effect your contribution; your contribution will be a sound, if indirect, measure of your attainment. The State of North Carolina has provided superior physical facilities for your study, excellent teachers for the guidance of your academic endeavors, and a total institutional situation which is optimal for your personal development - intellectual, social, and spiritual. Yours is the challenge to fully establish the right combination of circumstances to make this your true opportunity. - - a n i M CD,: Walter §. Qale President yfames . yfacoLs Registrar . M ■. .,v- ...■■■.■i.... --,aini,,-tii Dean mm p. S. C. Presidents at the Crossroads In July, 1956, Dr. R. D. Wellons, President of Pembroke State College for the past 14 years, handed over the keys to the President ' s office to Dr. Walter J. Gale, in-coming President of P.S.C. Miss Sharpe Honored ' ■■ ' • --III .J n -t Board of Trustees FRONT ROW: Left to right; Mr. Steve Hammonds, Jr., Mr. C. L. Maynor, Mr. Lester Bullard, Rev. L. W. Jacobs, Chairman; Mr. James A. Sampson. SECOND ROW: Mr. A. G. Lowry, Rev. J. R. Lowry, Mr. Zeb A. Lowry, Mr. John L. Carter, Secretary; Mr. Albert E. Hammonds, BACK ROW: Dr. Walter J. Gale, President Elect of P.S.C.; Dr. James E. HiUman, Director of the Division of CertificaUon of the Department of Public Instruction {In Commencement Program). Rev. D. F. Lowry, Mrs. R. D. Wellons, Dr. R. D. Wellons, President of P.S.C. 13£ imwnmMm mmumamiiiaamammaiiii iM Hamm -- Clerical Staff J. WOODW;jiD BYARS B.S., M.S. Home Economics The office of govern merit is not to confer happiness, B.D., B.A., M.A., M.A. English And Philosophy BERIH l W. DUNN B.S., M.A. Business Education HERBERT G. OXZNDINE B.S., Ed. M., Ed. D. Education And Psychology 1 IT K but to give men opportunity to work out happiness for themselves ' IRA PATE LOWR B.S., M.A. Music - i M. LOWRY A. B. , M.A. ce Languages And Dramatic JAMES A. JACOBS B.S., M. Ed. Registrar, Mathematic MYRTLE P. POPE • B., M.S., Ph. D. A.B., B.S., M.A. Librarian And Library Science J tf fW i A.B., M.A., Ph. D. Htstory And Social Studies JAMES B. EBERT B.S., B.A., M.S. Biology CLIFTON OXENDINE A.B., M.A. in. History And Sociology MARY SHARPE A.B., M.A. Education I. RUTH MARTIN A.B., M.R.E., M.A. Dean Of Women, Religious Education Physical Education Maintenance Staff TIMOTHY STRICl Custodian (Not Pictured) . JOSEPH JACOBS VIUIE FRENCH OXENDINE F ' %7 H { ' m 1 ,A JJCl H 1 ,JS!h -f Z. THIS DEAN BEfTS THE HIDE NO ONE CAN STITCH A FINER SEAM INSPIRAIION ■I Bar M r - i Faculty Families MR. AND MRS. ENGLISH JONES STEVE, RANDALL AND JUDY ■ ■ — ■ ■ - i - ' - i fMiiii ¥ ir li il i ii f lii m i -fii tiplil MR. AND MRS. HENRY DUNN AND JEFFREY TRENT mam MR. AND MRS. ANDREW RANSOM AND GERALD CONLEY DR. AND MRS. HERBERT TODD LINDA, RICHARD AND MIRIAM OXENDINE 148 MR. AND MRS. IRA PATE LOWRY 1 AND ARUTA HL y H 1 Class of 1957 Officers BRUCE JONES President NORMA JEAN THOMPSON Secretary-Treasurer KENNITH RAY MAYNOR Vice-President REBA M. LOWRY Class Adviser art NORMA JEAN THOMPSON Pembroke B.S. - Business Education And English Class Secretary Treasurer, 1,4; El Arco Ms, 1; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; W.F., 1,2, 3,4; Editor-PSC News, 2; Pine Needle Staff, 3; VBrshal, 2,4; Pembroke Players, 1,2,3,4; Miss Emeritan 3; Phi Epsilon Chi, 3,4; Class Queen, 2; Editor Indianhead, 4; AA ' HO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNI- VERSITIES AND COLLEGES. Never miss an opportunity to make others happy even if you have to leave them alone to do it. GLENN JACOBS Pembroke B.A. - Social Science Spanish Club, 1; Emeritan Society, 1,2, 3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Veterans ' Club, 1,2; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Pembroke Players, 1,3; Student Council, 2,3; Marshal, 2; Cheerleaders ' Mgr. , 2; Class Favorite, 2; Basketball, 3,4; Monogram Club, 3,4; [ndianhead. Business Mgr., 4. The opportunity for doing mischief is found a hundred times a day, and of doing good once in a year. ALTON BRUCE JONES Pembroke B,S.,- Mathematics Class President, 1,2,3,4; College Band, 1; Marshal, 1,4; Chief, 4; B.S.U., 1,2, 3,4; Council, 2; Vice-President, 3;. Emeritan Society, 1,2,3; Veterans ' Club, 1,2,3; Basketball, 1,4; Baseball, 1,3; Math Club, 1,2,3,4; President, 4; Pine Needle Staff, 2; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; President, 3,4; College Book Store, Mgr. , 2,3,4; Student Council, 3; Pontiac Society, 4; WHO ' S WHO AMONG STU CENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. An opportunity well taken is the only weapon of advantage. mr- CHRISTINE CARTER Pembroke B.S. - Business Education B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Band, 1,2; Emeritan Society, 1; Secretary, 2,3,4; Student Council Secretary, 3,4; Y. W. A. , 1,2,3; President, 4; Class Secretary, 2,3; WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNI- VERSITIES AND COLLEGES. ■ Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises. DOROTHY MAE OXENDINE Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Y.W.A. , 3, 4; Home Ec. Club, 1,2; Secretary Science Club, 3; Pine Needle Staff, 2,3,4; Editor, 4; May Court, 3. Weep not for precious chances passed away! Weep not for golden ages on the wane! Each night 1 burn the records of the day- At sunrise every soul is born again! LYCUROXIS LOWRY Pembroke B. S. - Science Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Math Club, 1,2; Student Council, 3; Baseball 3,4; Basketball, 4. They do me wrong who say I come no more When once I knock and fail to find you in; !«K IUMf«t And hid you wake, and rise to fight and win. DON DELANO BLUE Pembroke B.S. - Science W.F., 1,2,3,4; Council, 4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Pembroke Players, 1,2, 3,4; ElArcoIris, 1,2,3,4; Band, 1; Math Club, 4; Indianhead Staff, 4. The golden opportunity is never offer ' d twice; sieze then the hour when fortune smiles and duty points the way; nor shrink aside to ' scape the spectre fear; nor pause though pleasure beckon from the bower; but bear thee onward to the goal. CORA SUE OXENDINE Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education Home Ec. Club, 1,2,3; President, 3; B.S. U., 1,2,3,4; B.S.U. Council, 2,3; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Band, 1; Class Favorite, 2; Superlative-Best Looking, 2; Marshal, 3; Miss Home Economics, 3; Super! Looking, 3; Y.W.A. , 4. ' ;. . -• ■ • ,■;. While we stop to think, we often miss our ' opportunity. . I n ■■ I I «-l EARL H. OXENDINE, Pembroke B.S. - Physical Education ' Pontiac Society, 1,2,3,4; Football, 1; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; Veterans ' Club, 2,3; B esident Student Council, 4., EARLENE LOCKLEAR Pembroke ' ■ B.S. - Primary Education B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Emaritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Y.W.A. , 1,2,3,4; El Arco Iris, 1; B.S.U. Council, 2; Glee Club, 1,2,3,4; Pembroke Players, 1,2,3,4; Band, 1. Opportunities are seldom labeled. HERMAN HUNT Lumberton ■B.S. - Science B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Pontiac Society, 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1,2; Band, 1; Math Club, 2; Basketball, 2,3,4; Baseball, 3,4; Science Club, 3; Msnogram Club, 4; President Bantiac Society, 4; Indianhead Staff. comes disguised as hard work. It always SARA BOOTH HANEY B.S. - Elementary Education Not by appointment do we meet delight or joy; they heed not our expectancy; But round some corner of the streets of life They of a sudden greet us with a smile. HERBERT H. LOCKLEAR Pembroke B.A. - Social Science Class President, 1; Pine Needle Editor, 2; Ass ' t Editor, 1; Spanish Club, 1; American CoUege Student Leader, 1; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; President 2; Vet- erans ' Club, 2,3; Phi Epsilon Chi, 3,4; Class Treasurer, 2; Student Council, 3; Most Studious Superlative, 3; Indianhead Staff, 4; Assistant To Librarian, 1,2,3. I believe that every right implies a respon- siblility; every opportunity, an obligation; every possession, a duty. SARAH JANE OXENDINE Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; B.S.U., Council, 3,4; Emeritan Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club, 1,2; Vice-President Home Ec. Club, 2; Math Club, 3; Miss Mathematics, 3; El Arco Iris, 2,3; Secretary Treasurer El Arco Iris, 4; Vice-President, 3; Glee Club, 2,3; India liiead Staff, 4. Who seeks, and will not take when ' tis offered, shall never find it more. JOYCE ANTONE B.S. - Elementary Education O, once in each man ' s life, at least, Good Luck knocks at his door; And wit to sieze the flitting guest Need never hunger more. But while the loitering idler waits Good Luck beside his fire. The bold heart storms at fortune ' s gates. And conquers its desire. ESSIE DIAL LOCKLEAR Rowland B.S. - Elementary Education EmeFitan Society, 1,2,4; Pontiac Society 3; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; B.S.U, Council. 2.3,4; Y. W. A. , 1. 2,3, 4; Y. W. A. , Council, 2, 3.4; Glee Club. 1; Band, 1,2.3; Pembroke Players, 4; Secretary Treasurer El Arco Iris, 1; Dean ' s List, 1,2,3; Ass ' t To Li- brarian, 2,3. Art is long, life short; judgment difficult, opportunity transient. CHARLES RAY FARELL Laura Hill B.S. - Physical Education Erskine. 1,2,3. No man possesses a genius so commanding that he can attain iminence, unless a subject suited to his talents should present itself, and an opportunity occur for their development. 3 KENNETH RAY MAYNOR Pembroke B.S. - Physical Education Emerltan Society, 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2; Monogram Club, 2,3,4; Vice-President, Class, 4; Student Council, 4; Most Athletic Superlative, 4. A good opportunity is seldom presented and is easily lost. LOUISE C . LOCKLEAR University of Chattanooga, 1 , Pembroke Our advantages fly away without aid, Pluck the flower. DORTHY MARIE CHAVERS Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education Glee Club 1,2; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3 ; Pembroke Players, 1,3; Y.W.A. 3,4. Four things come not back. The spoken word; the sped arrow; time past; the neglected opportunity. Fairmont B.S. - Elementary Education Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club, 1,2,3,4; Class President, 2; Class Favorite, 3; B.S.U. Publicity Chairman, 2. Not houses finely roofed or the stones of W Us well-builded, nay nor canals and dock yards, make the city, but men able to use their opportunity. GLEN DA GRAVIS Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Council, 2; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3; Home Ec. Club, 1,2; Y.W.A., 3,4; Pine Needle Staff, 4. LEWIS RANDOLPH BARTON Pembroke B.A. - English Glee Club, 1; Band, 1; Emeritan Society, I knock unbidden once at every gate If sleeping wake - if feasting rise before I turn away - it is the hour of fate And they who follow me reach every state Mortals desire, and conquer every foe Save death, but those who doubt or hesitate Condemned to failure, penury and woe. Seek me in vain and uselessly implore, I answer not, and I return no more! Opportunity is in respect to time, in some sense, as time is in respect to eternity; it is the small moment, the exact point, the critical minute, on which every good work so much depends . CLARA HAMMOND Fairmont B.S. - Elementary Education B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; B.S.U., Council, 3,4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Y. W.A., 3,4; Home Economics Club, 1,2; Class Treasurer, 1,2,3; Maid Of Honor In May Court, 3; Class Queen, 3; Math Club, 3; El Arco Iris, 1; Band, 1,2; Glee Club, 2,3; The Red- Headed Stepchild , 3. Who seeks and will not take when once ' tis offer ' d; Shall never find it more. PURNELL SWETT Pembroke B.S. - Science N.C. State, I; ice-President of Class, 2, 3; B.S.U., 2,3,4; Council, 2,3,4; Emeritan Society, 2,3,4; President, 3; Vice-President, 2,4; Basketball, 2; P.S.C. Couples King, 3; Best Leader-Superlative, 3,4; Assistant Chief I fcrshal, 3; Chief Marshal, 4; Math Club, 3. Opportunity is the best captain of all en- deavor. QUESSIE MAE CUMMINGS Pembroke B.S. - Primary Educ Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club, 1,2,3,4; B.S.U., 1,2,3,4. A thousand years a poor man watched Before the gates of Paradise; But while one little nap he snatched. It oped and shut. Ah! Was he wise? JOSEPH ALLEN McGIRT Laurinburg , Math Club, 1; Band, 1,2; P.S.C. Swingsters, 1,2; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 1,4; Science Club, 3; Art Club, 3. A pessimist is one who makes difficulties of his opportunities; an optomist is one who makes opportunities of his difficulties. LUDAHLIA JACOBS Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1; Em- eritan Society, 1,2,3.4; Y.W.A., 2,3,4. When fair occasion calls, ' tis fatal to delay. LEON D. OXENDINE Pembroke B.S. - Science Veterans ' Club, 2,3; W.F., 1,2,3,4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4. Opportunity is ever worth expecting; Let your hook be ever hanging ready. The fish will be in the pool where you least imagine it to be. CLARENCE WOOD Wakulla B.S. - Physical Education ' W.F., 1,2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club, 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1; Pontiac Society, 2,3,4; Emeritan Society, 1. There is an hour in each man ' s life appoints to make his happiness, if he then sieze it. RUTH WARWICK Rowland B.S. - Home Economics B.S.U., 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club, 1,2,3; President, 4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3,4; Band, 1,2; Dramatics, 3. Strike while the iron is hot. CHRISTINE HUNT Pembroke B.S. - Primary Education WvF.i :i 2,3.4; Council, 1,2,3; Basket- ball, 1 , 2,3; Y.W. A. , 4; Band, 1,2,3; Xmeritan Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3; May Day Court Maid of Honor, 2; Glee Club, 1,2. Let us sieze, friends, our opportunity from the day as it passes. WORTH GODWIN Pembroke B. S. - Science Science Club, 1; Veterans ' Club, 1; All-Star Sports 1946; Science Club, 2,3,4; Veterans ' Club, 2,3; Student Council, 2. He that wiU not when he may, he shall not when he will. VENETIA SAMPSON Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education A teacher in the public school system Turning for them who pass, the common dust of servile opportunity to gold. B.S.U. , 1,2,3, 4; Emeritan Society, 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club, 1,2,3; Pontiac Society, 3; Glee Club, 3; Art Club, 4; Y.W.A., 4. MARY JEANNETTE WILKINS Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education Observe the opportunity and beware of evil. art ROSE ELLEN BULLARD Pembroke B.S. - Elementary Education A teacher in the public schools. We must take the current when it serves. Or lose our ventures. NARVA LOWRY Pembroke B. S. - Physical Education Basketball, 1,2, 3; Emerltan Society, 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club, 2,3; Miss Monogram , 3; Most Athletic-Superlative, 2. Seek not for fresher founts afar Just drop your bucket where you are NOT PICTURED: HARDY JOHNSON DEESE Senior Leaders J llton Ujruce ones Lyhnstine Charter 1 % -««? ' . V Future P. S. C. ' ers FRONT ROW: I BACK ROW: Mi .eated) Gerald Hunt, Eric Hunt, James L. Hunt, Jr., Tony Hammonds BACK ROW: Micheal Chavers, Amelia Chavers, Angus Chavers, Pasqual Chavers Jessie Chavers, Edmond Locklear III, Ramona Gil Locklear, Sally Chavers, Lydia Jean Thompson GILBERT L NE SAMPSON President Mi J Y ALICE PINCHBECK Secretary PROF. JAMES EBERT Faculty Adviser Class of ' 58 LLOYD ANDER HAMMOND ELLA MAE OXENDINE 4 LONGWORTH HUNT } MILSIE MAE BULLARD GERALDINE BULLARD GILBERT LANE SAMPSON ._ J i21 ' ' mSi ffS ' ANNIE [ RUTH ! LOCKLEAR ' I GLADYS HARDING ALICE DALE BULLARD ■ F ?p BUNDY FLORA ROSS JANE -OCKLEAR LOCKLEAF :m CHOIEL MAITLAND WOODELL WZgg. 1 1 1 BILLY ! EUGENE : LOCKLEAR 1 - ' fi ' :. ' r- , ■ ' - ' .ma ,, AMBROSE CI-IAVIS, JR. Junior Leaders ( eraldine JjuUard ( anies JLongworm cKunt JxUce d)aie [Buliarcl 4feA sMa « Spring Registration MR. ENGLISH JONES Faculty Advisor Class of ' 59 fl RUTH OXEN DINE JAMES EVERETT SAMPSON JYDOR LOCKLEAR WILLIAM SAMPSON LORETTA OXENDINE MARY ELIZABETH JONES ROBERT A. LOWRY SBHytHRHHKSUS LULA BEATRICE WEBB JUANITA SMITH ' ' ' v V EARNESTINE ,H. SAMPSON wm _ -i WILLIAM GENE JONES I Ml 1 fc T. VASTIE LOCKLEAR J Li HARRY OXENDINE ) ' 1 MARY EWNS BREWINGTON JAMES SANFORD HUNT BETTY PAT LOCKLEAR Bft CAROL n. JEAN 1 LOCKLEAB BEATRICE BOLIN OXENDINE 1 ANNIE L. MAYNOR LICE ALE rRICKLAND w% Cii JOHN ARCHIE CUMMING£ MARY JANE LOCKLEAR ' AaNFORD ROGERS LOLA MUWEL RANSOM LUCILLE THOMPSON VIRGINIA JOSEY SIMMONS SHIRLEY D. JONES Sophomore Leaders (cJoeron J owry «E!1 Class of 60 JOHN BULLARD, JR. Vice-President NE.UIE JACOBS GODWIN Secretary WALTZ MAYNOR President BETTY JO FLOYD Treasurer DR. HERBERT OXENDINE Class Adviser NEALIE J. GODWIN i If DELTON i — ■ 1 DEAN 1 r 1 OXENDINE r L, ' } r ! ' ■m I BETTY •1 I b JO FLOYD 1 WALTZ MAYNOR JACKIE RAY LOCKLEAR VERNENA WARWICK OLLIN HAMMOND JAMES MORGAN MINNIS BARBARA ANN OXENDINE JAMES ALVIN WILLIAMS  . ll I ■ I - PROCTOR LOCKLEAR, JR. ETHELYN MARTIN UVERMORE MARUN riONNIE GROVES SARAH SADIE LOCKLEAR KENNY RAY STRICKLAND LAWTON OXEN DINE VERUN STRICKLAND JOHNNIE PRESTON BULLARD MARY FRANCES LOCKLEAR JAMES FREDERICK CAMILLA RENYCE MAYNOR GERTRUDE LOCKLEAR A=l: WYNEMA ROSE ARCHAMBAULT SHIRLEY MYRTLE GRAHAM HOLLY FLOYD LOCKLEAR DONALD CHESLY DEESE L- JAMES EARL LOCKLEAR LOLA MERL BULLARD 1 smm BR£WINGTON H T-,-. ' . f r H m ' ' 1 LAMORTE L BLANKS B H . m i . b ' j k ROWENA H SAMPSON H WILLIAM DORS DIAL 1 YVONNE LOCKLEAR ROBERT LEE LOWRY 1 JOYCE BULLARD 1 ROBERT KEITH STEPHENSON 1 i ROSA MERLE REUELS 1 1 WILLIAM CANCEL GHAVIS MARY FRANCES C HA VIS 4 i ■ -s ■ i l 1 ' 1 ILi DONNIE LEE HUNT MARY LOIS D. LOCKLEAR JAKIE LOCKLEAR NOT PICTURED: Vivian Beespn;La ,S. Covlon, Helen Locklear, ' Bernard 1.1 , ' James Floyd Sweat, Donald Ray Thomas. JFreshman Leaders :i ' v ' agsa . '    5 lllar J ne Raines driarold Vood Dean ' s Honor Roll MAKING THE DEAN ' S UST FOR THE FALL SEMESTER WERE: (Given in order of grade rating) 1. Herbert Hoover Locklear 2. Ethelyn Livermore 3. Norma Jean Thompson 4. William G. Chavis 5. Annie Ruth Locklear 6. Maitland Woodell 7. Joanne Jacobs 8. William G. Sampson 9. Winnie Butler 10. Waltz Maynor U. Bruce Jones 12. Mary Alice Pinchbeck. SGHOLARSHIP WINNERS: Ethelyn Uvermore, Johnney Bullard, Jr., James Harold Wood, Nealie Godwin, Laura Lee Hunt. 201 « Veterans ' Evening Class FRONT ROW: (Left to right in bottom picture) Steve Locklear, Pembroke; RoUand S. Coulan, New York; Guilford R. Hammond, Rowland; John W. McCorkle, Jr., Lumberton; George Q-ant Glis son, Lumberton; Harry Ray Mathis, Lumberton; Wallace R. Barnes, Lumberton; Maurice p. Baxley, Lumberton; Hubert Carlyle Britt, Lumberton; Colon N. Brock, Maxton; Charles Edison Revels, Rowland; Vivian Beeson, Pembroke; Lawrence A. Britt, Lumberton; Bradley Phillips, Red Springs; Joe Henry Garris, Maxton; Allien Gaye Hammonds, Pembroke. BACK ROW: James R. Strickland, Lumberton; Clyde Hall Willoughby, Lumberton; William C. TolUver, Lumberton; Billy V. Spivey, Lumberton; James McGee, Maxton; Louis D. Davenport, Bladenboro; James C. Coleman, Lumberton; Luther V. Taylor, Lumberton; Tommie Keith Wright , Lumberton; James Franklin Evans, Lumberton; {In upper picture) Bobby Ray Cooper, Rowland; Leon Gilbert Singletary, Jr., Maxton; James O. Lancaster, Lumberton; Harry Oxendine, Pembroke; and Mrs. Ira Pate Lowry, Spanish Instructor. I Bm . ' i ' m K, - .? tr - ' ■ 4 1 M Evening Health Class w J. r ' v ,: V - -- M. ' ' . :?ur: ■ii. A « - -%-■ . ■ ' ,- . •-.«!• ti The President ' s Reception M? ' y«t-: ' ' ' ' f J i:J- J tThe President ' s 1 , R ceptiorr . r ' Ho ' fefl -; A aiid Mrs. WeirottB Being served is Bishop S. K. Mondol iV Of Hyderabad, ' india, Baccalaureate, Speaker. The ' President ' $ Reception a -4 ; Dr. R. D. Wellons, President of P. S.C; The Honorable Luther Hodges, Governor of North Carolina, Commencement Speaker; Rev. Jacobs, Chairman of the Board of Trustees; UUiaa Faye Lodclear,- graduating Senior; Dr. James E. Hillman, Director of the Division of Cer- tification of the Department of Public Instruction. W K.-. Commencement ■ ' : ■.■ ' : ,■■ j .nk . ■■■ .■ ' Iv ' r J: ' ■■.■.... Y ■ ' ' ' ' ■ ■■ ' ' 0 (i r.-tV. DEAN CLIFTON OXENDINE 1 ;i-T •■ ■ )■ illHJ DR. R. W -« i ■ North Carolina Board of Higher Education FRONT ROW: Left to right; Dr. Paul A. Reld, Assistant Director of Board; Mr. Harry Purks, Director; Mrs. T. R. Easterling of Rocky Mount, Secretary; Mr. Charles H. Reynolds, Spindale. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. W. Kennedy of Durham; Mr. L. B. McLendon of Greensboro; Dr. R. D. Wellons, President of P. S. C. ; Mr. D. Hiden Ramsay of Asheville, Chairman; and Mr. ' W. F. Womble of Winston Salem. 211 M -.si III mi ;«ll 1 1 ■  ill 1 ;.■ IS i%mv ;tatf fou =r ;j! ADVERTISING v«: Q ' -0, Q ' „ ® . SH. r .; ' - m 213 I Compliments Of A - THE COW Sell Tobacco On Compliments Of MAYNOR BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Your Market Compliments Of LUMBERTON PROPANE GAS CO. INC. The Lumberton Nights And Holidays Phone 4686 - 6986 - 4722 - 5176 Tobacco Market Compliments Of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Lumberton, North Carolina Congratulations Seniors And Remember In Laurinburg It ' s i SAMMIE ' S MEN LOUISE SHOP Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands For Men Women If It ' s Fine Clothes You Need See Sammie, Yes, Indeed. N. Main St. Laurinburg, North Carolina 214 aUWHHHHMIiMM R. D. McMillan, Inc. 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Where Style And Quality Outlive Price Phone 2571 Red Springs, North Carolina Freeman Printing Company Commercial Printers And Stationers Established 1896 D. T. Lambeth, Manager Lumberton, North Carolina 220 R. W. Norman Co. Fine Furniture - Rugs - Draperies One Of Eastern Carolina ' s Fine Furniture Stores 4th And Pine St. Lumberton 6373 W.Lee Flowers Company Wholesale Grocers Builders ' Supplies And Hardware Phones 6061 6062 Lumberton, North Carolina Compliments Of Jones Food Appliance Store Phone JAl-9135 Pembroke, North Carolina MERRIMAC MUSIC COMPANY Instruments.- Pianos - Music Sound Systems 410 Chestnut St. - Phone 4047 Lumberton, North Carolina SELLERS Sporting Goods Sportsman ' s Headquarters Chestnut St, Lumberton, North Carolina Compliments Of Lumberton Family Laundry Dry Cleaners Dial 3160 1st Chestnut St. Lumberton, North Carolina Compliments Of Johnson Cotton Co. Phone 6001 Lumberton, North Carolina HMNHM Read And Support Your Hometown Newspaper THE SCOTTISH CHIEF Serving Pembroke, Maxton Rowland For A Better Pembroke 221 Congratulations Class Of 1957 Oxedine ' s Jewelry Shop Pembroke, North Carolina Pembroke Motor Co. Sales And Service Phone JAl-4364 Pembroke, North Carolina Hendrix Safeway Groceries Market Plain And Fancy Groceries Meats And Produce - Feeds And Seeds Pleasing You Pleases Us Give Us A Try - We Aim To Satisfy Phone JAl-9130 Pembroke, North Carolina Compliments Of Lindsey Oil Company Shell Petroleum Products Telephone 3371 P. O. Box 744 Lumberton, North Carolina B and B Feed Store William Gsston Revels, Manager Groceries And Feeds Pembroke, North Carolina Compliments Of Scarborough Builders ' Supply Company Complete Building Service Dial 6071 Lumberton, North Carolina 222 Picture Making Time Again! Each year the students of P.S.C. look forward to the time when Lauergne ' s stationwagon . stops in front of Locklear Hall, for that means but one thing - Indianhead picture, making time. , Pictured is a group of young people chatting with Mr. Johnson on his arrival. • Lumbee Tractor Implement Co., Inc. t i g a Phone 6530 Box 386 U.S. ffighway 301 West Lumberton, North Carolina S)ea iwm- FARM EQUIPMENT Compliments Of Veteran ' s Barber Shop Sue ' s Beauty Parlor By Appointment The Best Of Hair Styles - Phone JAl-4349 Pembroke, North Carolina Willie Von Lowry, Proprietor Red Springs,- Lumberton North Carolina Compliments Of Robeson Office Supplies Remington Rand Authorized Sales And Service Agency Lumberton, North Carolina - j : ' mt Pembroke Electric Monroe Lowry - Licensed Electrician House And Commercial Wiring No Job Too Small Give Us A Call Phone JAl-2459 Pembroke, North Carolina D. W. Biggs Biggs Furniture Store ° ' Biggs Funeral Home Chestnut Third Street Furniture Dial 49 03 801 Chestnut Street Funeral Directors Dial 4211 Lumberton, North Carolina 224 Compliments Of Rogers Drug Store The Rexall Store Maynor Brothers Dealers In Timber Buying And Manufacturing Where Everybody Is Welcome Prescriptions Compounded By Registered Druggist Phone JAl-4194 Phone JA1-4I8I Vance And 2nd Street Pembroke, North Carolina Pembroke, North Carolina Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Quality Dry Cleaners Phone JAl-42 07 Pine St. Pembroke, North Carolina ■PWM Rowland Auto Sales Sales And Service Phone 342 3 Rowland, North Carolina ®r J. AND L. PONTIAC AND BUICK Dial - 4651 ' . } Fairmont, North Carolina Compliments Of SERVICE TRADING COMPANY Wsstinghouse Appliances Philco Television Phone 2 65 Maxton, North Carolina Fairmont Drug Co., Inc. Rexall In Business For Your Health We Deliver Fairmont, North Carolina Austin-Gilbert Drug Co. Prescription Specialists Phone 217 Maxton, North Carolina 226 Lowry Plumbing Co. Seavie Lowry, Owner Plumbing Contractors Installations - Repairs Phone JAl-43 09 Pembroke, North Carolina Compliments Of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE E. D. Hicks, Owner Fairmont, North Carolina FLEISHMAN ' S For Feminine Fashions Lumberton, North Carolina M. S. Motor Company Chrysler And Plymouth Cars Sales And Service Body Shop - Frame Machine Phone 2481 Red Springs, North Carolina Pembroke Furniture Co. Zenith And Motorola Television - Philco Radios And Appliances Complete Home Furnishings Pembroke, North Carolina ■ ta ilM — HELPING ING TO BUILD THROUGH: Agricultural Development Community Improvement Industrial Expansion (CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY) 228 Dorman Hardware Marvin Dorman, Owner Phone JAl-4409 Pembroke, North Carolina Compliments Of Lumberton Coca-Cola Bottling Co, lADI-MAlK lEG. U. 1. FAT. OFF. Phone 4364 Lumberton, North Carolina r BwmtM-.s ' iffV ll ' i Peoples Gas Company Complete Bottle Gas Service Gas Ranges Water Heaters Space Heaters Tobacco Curing Sales And Service We Service What We Sell Peoples Gas Company Stands Ready To Serve You 24 Hours A Day AA Night 327 Office 44 Maxton,- orth Carolina Compliments Of The Waccamaw Bank Trust Co. Fairmont, North Carolina 230 Compliments Of Compliments Of State Sea Foods McNaiKsofLaurinburg Specialize In Sea Foods Red Springs, North Cdrolina Everything Eor Everybody Compliments Of Modern Gas Co. 1 Sanders Furniture Co. Phone 3625 410 E. Second St. Red Springs, North Carolina Lumberton, North Carolina COOPERATIVE WAREHO USinNCT Sn A Service Organization Pear- The Sale- Of Leaf Tobacco, Pecans, and S ' Owned And: Operated By The Tobacco Farmers It Serves : One Mile-East Of Lumberton, North Carolina At The ' Intef ectio of Highway 74 (Wtsiteville) and (PJacli-ri ' :: C. E. McLaurin, Manager Dunn, Jr., Sales Manager - i lsmikstsfMvwmm m Cooperative Warehouse, Inc. tl Potau:. For Courteous Service Call Locklear Son Funeral Home 24 Hours Ambulance Service Offers You As Much As $700. 00 Burial Insurance Dial JAl-4149 Day Or Night P.O. Box 105 Pembroke, North Carolina PATES SUPPLY CO, INC Everthing For The Farm And Home Hardware - Groceries - Quality Meats Dry Goods - Peter ' s Shoes Dress Shop - Cotton Gins - Fertilizers Building Supplies - Lumber Grist Mill - Patsy Coal - Variety Goods Myers Water Systems - RCA TV lutm fc I SIIIMH Coleman - Sales And Service - Blendair Heating - Air Conditioning Floor Furnaces Phone JAl-4109 Pembroke, North Carolina 233 msmmmm Planters Whses. 1 2 Sell Your Tobacco With Planters Whse. 1 2 Fair Bluff, North Carolina Where You Will Get Best Service And The Highest Prices. A Guaranteed Sale Every Day! Thomas H. Oxendine J. E. (Mac) McLennon Will Be On Hand To Help You James T. Smith, Bookkeeper Norman N. Love, Manager Thomas H. Oxendine,- Representative For Pembroke Lumberton Auto Dealers Association Lumberton, North Carolina Bullard Motor Company Hood ' s Freeman Motor Co. Knox Oldsmobile French- Moore Motors Norment Motor Company Tyner Oil Co. Bill Tyner Tire Recapping, Gas, Oil And Fuel Oil Save 3 cents Per Gallon Phone 5111 Red Springs, North Carolina 234 W ' acco IRNONT Leads I I Congratulations Seniors ' 57 236 Corner Fourth And Water Sts. Lumberton, North Carolina Your Local Farmer Owned And Controlled We Specialize In Quality Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizer, Fencing Farm Machinery Electrical Appliances Building Materials And Baby Chicks Telephone JAl-4274 F. ex. Service Pembroke North Carolina Maxton Supply Co. Farm Supplies - Hardware Groceries - Seeds - Fertilizers Cotton Gin - Seed Cleaned And Treated Maxton, North Carolina 237 «im iiHaBKraBipnRi TW. LIBERTY V V Frank White R. H. Livermoore, Sr. Lumberton Pembroke Implement Co., Inc. We Strive To Please Complete Garage Service - Wrecker Service - Fuel Oil Dealer - Wholesale Retail Your Allis -Chalmers Farm Machinery Dealer Buckeye Silent Flame Tobacco Curers - Silent Flame Tobacco Harvesters Frank S. White, Manager - R. L. Littleton, Sales Manager Carl Stubbs, Shop Manager Phone JAl-4249 238 Pembroke North Carolina WAREHOUSES other Items You Wish To Dispose Of ■E£ SALE EVERY FRIDAY 230, Pates Stockyard We Carry On Hand At All Times Misso ' jri Mules And Hackney Wagons Frank S. White, Manager Pates, North Carolina 239 PEMBROKE STATE COLLEGE A Standard Four-Year Liberal Arts College Offers Courses Leading To Bachelor Of Science And Ba chelor Of Arts Degree OPPORTUNITIES GIVEN FOR Specializing in Art, Music, Home Economics, Agriculture, Physical Education, as well as English, Social Sciences, Languages, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, And Business Education A Growing Library Now Contains Over Twenty-Four Thousand Seven Hundred Books Member Of The Southern Association Of Colleges And Secondary Schools And Of The Association Of American Colleges Pembroke, North Carolina 240 Thank You, Photographers The members of the Indianhead Staff wish to thank you, Mr. English Jones and Mr. Elmer Hunt, for taking, developing, and en- larging the yearbook pictures. Without your assistance and co-op- eration the 1957 Indianhead would have been impossible. 242 t ' ViVVWWTWOW ' ' ■ii2x - V : - ? ,.;i : f tit ' -j. 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