Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1959 volume:

CA.ttf. i-D 448 V 1 3511 0014440 fl Pembroke State College Library bzf,S-e 5 Pembroke State College Library Jkrouak Jk C uei of Jke ryialankeaa A r V , Hope shall brighten days to come, and memory gild the past! ' urn - I . mk (. p ■ 4 ) m ■t ' v ▼ n Hail To P. S. C. Ird P«tt Uwru I15«. I P J — -t — f f r n — f Black and ft Id f « • ' 5 e u- 3 ! fym-toi rf uow- d i -J— £ rt J 1 1 — I J f -j j—. ? ? 3r . c Pe m - t •• Ke. Std ' e our A IT F ¥ -I — jj — - ma ; 1 - ter y - . }■ i f I- h I —  -J 7 1 w- V -3 1 2. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater! Guardian of our youth Ever lead thy children onward Into light and truth; Unbom youth will take our places To praise thee endlessly, Pembroke State, our Alma Mater, Hail to P. S. C. ! ' Neath thy ever verri=nt pine trees We rally to thy call , Ever loyal sons and daughters - Ambassadors, we all- Bound by ties of love and service Friendship and loyalty, Pembroke State, our Alma Mater, Hail to P . S . C . ! Raise the chorus, blend the voices, Let the echoes ring To our loving foster parent Loudly praises sing; Swell the chorus ' till it reaches On through eternity Pembroke State, our Alma Mater, Hail to P. S. C.l The past, like an inspired rhapsodist, fills the theater of everlasting generations with her harmony. ■— — The Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Nine INDIANHEAD Vol. XIV 11 fro J PEMBROKE STATE COLLEGE Pembroke, North Carolina MARY JANE LOCKLEAR Editor Pembroke State College Library JOHN ARCHIE CUMMINGS Business Manager LUCILLE THOMPSON Assistant Editor sto our tio; activi insati rom relat Through The Eyes of The Indianhead In our quest for a theme for the 1959 IND -ere attracted to the Daniel Boone Trail intrance of the campus . The Indian h of this great stone arrowhead, ha ol of the spirit of P. S. C. this INDIANHEAD could only spe s it could weave of the fascina illege the stirring dreams , gr high ambitions , huge endeavors ,es , many campus changes , ra ' fcurir r EYES ' ' It | le thirst for knowledge, yes all these and more, the Ith this in mind, we hav 1958 -5 9 memories as se [the indianhead. h lM- Introduction v. i J HEADDRESS . HOW! words of m S nou::::;:::;::: i :z7 s ° s Z e WAMPUM Dedicatio RESERVATION AND WIGWAMS ' . ' . ' . ' Grounds and Buildings H P BIG KNOWLEDGE Library POW WOW ' ' Adn,iniStration ' Faculty and Student Body CEREMONIALS V. ' . ' . ' . V. ' . ' . ' . Organizations ON THE WAR PATH . ' . ' . ' . . ' . ' [ ] [ ] [ [ [ ' ]]]] l letfcs 3 HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS. .Activities President ' s Message I find that the theme of the 1959 Indianhead , Through the Eyes of the Indianhead, is most conducive to both reflection and projection in these changing times. Not only does it raise the quantitatively oriented questions of Where have we been? and Where are we going? But in addition, in a mutilation of Shakespeare ' s comment upon puns , it could be said to raise the qualitative question of To what has , is_, and will the Indianhead be willing to say its ayes ? The Indianhead is not only the College Yearbook; it is the symbol of the institution. If it were within my command to bring two characteristics to this symbolism , and thus to the institution for which it stands, my choices would be A love of all excellence, and An understanding of the nature of excellence. Pembroke State College will have reached academic maturity when all the members of its com- munity have developed the sensuous keenness and the emotional vigor to rigorously pursue these goals. Through the Eyes of the Indianhead, and through the eyes of each of us, may the inherent values soon be seen. -f Walter J. Gale President Pembroke State College rJ-)edu i can on In recognition of, and deep gratitude for their encouragement, their inspiration and their financial assistance, the members of the 1959 Senior Class of Pembroke State College wish to dedicate this, the Fourteenth Volume of the INDIANHEAD, to their parents: Mr. Mrs. Lauder Barber Mr. Mrs. J. R. Benton Mr. Mrs. Huron B. Brayboy Mr. Mrs. Tecum s eh B. Brayboy, Sr. Mr. Mrs. H. A. Brewington Mr. Mrs. W. S. Bumr-arner Mrs . Jessie B. Chavis Mrs . Lois Cooke Mr. Mrs. Tommie Cummings Mr. Mrs. Bernes Dial Mr. Mrs. Hartmon Hammond Mr. Mrs. N. R. Haskell The Late Mr. Mrs. George Rogert Hudgins Mrs . Lewis Humphrey Mr. Mrs. B. L. Hunt Mr. Mrs. H. S. Hutchins Mr. Mrs. Johnson Jacobs Mr. Mrs. Jesse T. Jewell Mrs . Odessa Jones Mr. Mrs. Sandy Jones Mr. Mrs. C. E. Locklear Mr. Mrs. C. H. Locklear Mr. Mrs . Frank Locklear Mr. Mrs. Jakie Locklear Mr. James I. Locklear Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Locklear Mrs . Lucy Locklear Mr. Mrs. Luther L. Locklear Mr. Mrs. Patrick Locklear Mr. Mrs Russell W. Locklear Mr. Mrs, Simon Locklear Mr. Mrs Thurman Locklear Mr. Mrs Wade Locklear Mr. Mrs, Willard Lee Locklear Mr. Mrs Ben ford Lowry Mr. Mrs. Burleigh Lowry Mr. Mrs. Claude Lowry Mr. Mrs. A. S. McLendon Mr. Mrs. C.J. Maynor Mr. Mrs. Carl Lowell Maynor Mr. Mrs. Wayne Maynor Mr. Mrs. J. F. Minnis Mr. Mrs. A. D. Oxendine Mr. Mrs. C. E. Oxendine Mr. Mrs. J. C. Oxendine Mr. Mrs. Willie C. Oxendine Mrs . J. T. Owen Mr. Mrs. Donnie Revels Mr. Mrs. J. A. Sampson Mr. Mrs. S. E. Schwartz Mr. Henry W. Smith Rev Mrs . J. W. Smith Mr. Mrs. John Strickland Rev Mrs . T. M. Swett Mr. Mrs. P. C. Teachy Mr. Mrs. Boss Thompson Mr. Mrs. C. B. Tickle Mr. Mrs. Earl Tuton «. • ♦ 1 i  L A; 14 • ii-i i 3 -; ? +$ Mtf « -A. + ' V i c •r • • a Kederuation  J ana iawawi5 (Grounds and Buildings) £f V $ z • 4 5-s ■m I VI A land of promise, a land of memory, A land of promise flowing with the milk And honey of delicious memories! Gym 4t ' gy ifift ■ v l v? T  jT.! 1 «ai5MKT- Kl This is the last year that the Pembroke High Students will eat in the college dining hall since the construction of the new high school cafeteria is well under way. v The new college cafeteria under construction. Dining Hall Staff Mr. Leon Oxendine Director of Food Services Mrs. Vergie Mae Sutton Mrs . Nancy J. Maynor Mrs. Ella Ree Dial, Manager B ENTOR ' c Wigwam constructed by Walter Pinchbeck, Jr. and his father. The Long Range Building Program =r- : D OOAMITOOICS r J I CAMPUS PLAN ' «« me um £ U PEMBROKE, N. C. dh- The Long Range Building Program, pictured above, as proposed by Dr. Walter J Gale Pres- ident of Pembroke State College, has been approved by the Board of Trustees and the State Department of Administration. Present plans are that this Building Program will be completed by 1965. J ' A nowle s have access to Library stacks. Footsteps Leading To and From The Library One of the most delightful places on the college campus is the Main Reading Room with its walls lined with reference books, its many comfortable ch rs and tables, its studious atmosphere- all of which are conducive to effective study. • :: ' ; The stacks on the ground floor of Pembroke State College Library contain over 26,700 volumes m i X -VL, l MlssMarjorle Kanable , librarian, and Miss Juanita Cieendine , Assistant Ubrar- ian, at the charging desk. Students relax In the fteading F ocm , Students Browsing In The Library The Library Staff SEATED: Lois Woriax. STANDING: Clyde Elery Hammond, Mary Sue Deese, Holly Floyd Locklear. Stacy Locklear, Mary Alice Strickland, Bobby Dean Locklear, Nathan Hale Hunt, Olivia Dial. Each year students are chosen to assist the librarian with her many duties. These students are selected by application. F f J H m 4H tfjvu 1 { jj hiii 5? IT isr H HF 1 I H Bt ' H ; ' VI im 11 ■P H n ■• B • ' TBBfL-r m BH ■ i ' f Iff w jfii Euff iSfj S ; - .■«. ■.■■ ' B? s- r iVi n V. PERIODICAL 1 Thousands of periodicals are filed and stored in the stack room on the second floor of Sampson Hall. jS. ' frfli ibt ' noe Faculty and Students) Board of Trustees Pembroke State College REV. L. W. JACOBS, Chairman Pembroke, North Carolina MR. JOHN L. CARTER, Secretary Route 1 Pembroke, North Carolina MR. STEVE HAMMONDS, Jr. Route 3 Lumberton, North Carolina MR. JAMES A. SAMPSON Route 1 , Montgomery Road EUlcott City, Maryland MR. ZEB A. LOWRY Pembroke, North Carolina MR. LESTER BULLARD Route 3 Maxton, North Carolina MR. ALBERT HAMMONDS Route 4, Box 130 Lumberton, North Carolina REV. D. F. LOWRY Pembroke, North Carolina MR. C. L. MAYNOR Pembroke , North Carolina REV. JAMES R. LOWRY Pembroke, North Carolina MR. ELMER T. LOWRY Pembroke, North Carolina MR. PURNELL SWETT Pembroke, North Carolina MR. JOHN L. CARTER REV. L. W. JACOBS BL Dr. Walter J. Gale President ■ ' j.j }}. ' :■:.,, ■• ' }■?■ DR. HERBERT G. OXENDINE Dean of the College MR. ENGLISH JONES v Acting Dean of Men % -. «H «MW  ' - BERTEEN O. PRINE Secretary to the President INEZ B. FREEMAN Budget Officer i ■ ' m . m nonam JUANITA OXENDINE Secretary to Librarian MAITLAND W. KOONCE Secretary to the Registrar £« TIMOTHY STRICKLAND WILLIE F. OXENDINE JOSEPH JACOBS ANGELIKA RECKENDORF A.B. , M.A. Acting Chairman of the Division of Fine and Applied Arts Art mm -- -- MELTON A. MOORE B.M. , A.M. Music ELMA LOUISE RANSOM B.S. , M.A. Music ■ ■UBI ETHELYN MARTIN LIVERMORE Director of Band 4 GEORGE E. BRANTL A.B. , M.A. , Ph. D. Chairman of the Division of Communications and Languages Philosophy and English i-  ■ JAMES S. FARMER A. A. , A.B. , M.A. English CLAYTON HENRY HOFF B.A. , M.A. English 1 t ■ I 1 j 11 -J II I. RUTH MARTIN A.B. , M.R.E. , M.A. Journalism and Biblical Literature MARJORIE KANABLE A.B. , B.S. , M.A. Librarian and Library Science HERBERT G. OXENDINE B.S. , Ed.M. , Ed.D. Dean and Chairman of the Division of Education Education r r- i z • ) NANCY RAPER x - kr B.A. , M.Ed. i V Education t i 1 PSYCHOLOGY LANGUAGE ■ RICHARD A. LAUFFER A.B. , M.Ed. Physical Education CHRISTINE GEORGE McCALL A.B. , M.S. Physical Education ■• T EDWIN D. HOFFMAN B.S. , M.A. Ed. D. Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences History CLIFTON OXENDINE A.B. , M.A. History and Sociology a v v i iBk ?tr ' BTtH L i t ' I ■ ADOLPH L. DIAL A.B. , Ed.M. , C.A.G.S. History and Social Science i BERTAA WOOD DUNN B.S. , M.A. Business Education HENRY TAMAR A.B. , M.S. , Ph.D. Chairman of the Division of Science and Mathematics Biology L ' 3 JAMES B. EBERT B.S. , B.A. , M.A. Biology x Frank and Margaret Farmer children of Mr. and Mrs. James Farmer. Allen McCall, son of Mrs. Christine McCall. Jeffrey Trent Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunn Faculty Children Kathy, Gerald, Hoyt, Barbara and Mrs. Elma Ransom. SEATED: Carney, Marsha, Kathy. STANDING: William Earl, Erma Lee and William Ralph Chavis. Pamela, Oneida and Rickey Odum Myra Lynn, Annie Ruth, Wanda Sue, Gerald Dean and Gerald, Jr. Maynor Henry, Joyce and Jan Dial Senior Families TOMMY SCHWARTZ CAROL JEAN LOCKLEAR MARY JO STARNES OBERON LOWRY Class President B.S. Science Rowland, N.C. Emeritan Society 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 2 b.s.u ;. y,2 ,3 ,4 Class Vice-President 2 Class President 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Superlative. .Best Leader 4 WILLIAM GENE JONES Class Vice-President B.S. Science Laurel Hill, N.C. King of May Day Festival 1 Superlative 34 President of Emeritan Society 3 Vice-President of Junior Clas s 3 Class Vice-President 4 Student Council 4 B.S.U. Council ! 2,3,4 Drum Major 2 Alpha Psl Omega 2 3 4 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 4 Superlative. .Most Talented 4 MARY JO STARNES Class Chaplain B.S. Elementary Education Laurinburg, N.C. Western Carolina College 1 2 B.S.U ......V.V.V.V.3 ' 4 Art Club 34 Seneca Society 3 4 Glee Club ............ . . ' 3 Superlative . . Most T alented 4 MARY JANE LOCKLEAR Class Secretary B.A. English, Music Pembroke, N.C. Emerltan Society j 2 3 4 Secretary ' ' ' ' 3 B ' S - U 1,2,3,4 Music Director 2 Home Economics Club t Y-W.A 2 3,4 President ' ' 3 Community Mission Chairman j 4 Class Secretary j 2 3 4 Treasurer ' 2 ' A Published Poem in America Sing s , ' 3 College Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Dean ' s List ' ' 3 Editor of Indianhead 4 Miss Vets ' . ' ... . 3 Superlative. .Best reader ] _ ' 4 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN COLLEGES AND UNIVER- SITIES . LUCILLE THOMPSON Class Chaplain B.A. English, Music Pembroke, N.C. Emeritan Society 1234 W - F .. ' . ' .■. . ' . ' . ' . ' .■ l ' .2,3 ' ,A Trea surer i n Reporter i 4 Class Chaplain | ' 4 Published Poem In America Sings , it 3 Indianhead Staff [ ' ' 4 Scholarship Mixed Chorus , a Superlative . . Most Studious [ ] 4 PATSY B. BAKER B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. W. F 1,2,3,4 Pontiac Society p m m 2 Home Ec. Club ' 2 Art Club Y. ' . ' . Y. ' . V. l ' ,2 a Glee Club , ,. 2 Superlative . ■. Mrs . Personality 4 A T LAUDER EUGENE BARBER B.S. Physical Education Laurel Hill, N.C. Transferee! from Presbyterian Junior College Dean ' s List 1 2 3 Baseball 3 ' 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Veteran ' s Club _ 34 ■ Z DAVID THURSTON BENTON B.S. Science Whiteville, N.C. Transferee! from East Carolina College Science Club _ 1 2 Student Radio Engineer j ' 2 Emeritan Society 3 4 Veterans Club 3 4 French Club ' 4 President t j ! BOBBY DEAN BRABOY B.S. Physical Education Pembroke, N.C. Emeritan Society 4 j 2 3 Vice-President President 3 Baseball l 2 3 Monogram Club 123 Dormitory Council ' ' 3 Cross Country , ' V 1 w. f ;.;;; .v;;;;; ;; ;;; v 2 3 Alphi Phi Omega ' 3 Superlative Wittiest .!!!!!! !I II 3 4 MARY EVINS BREWINGTON B.A. English Clinton, N.C. B.S.U I, 2,3,4 Emeritan Society 1,2,4 Pine Needle Staff 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Y. W. A 4 Vice-President of Dormitory Council 4 ERMA LEA O. CHAVIS B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. Pontiac Society. 12 w - f .; 2 ' a The Word Made Flesh 1 Love Is In The Air Shubert Alley , j B. S. U 4 Art Club . . . 4 Emeritan Society ( 4 Home Ec . Club 2 3 College Band g 3 PANDORA L. CHAVIS B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. B.S.U 1,2,3,4 Home Economics Club 1,2 Y. W. A 3,4 Emeritan Society 1,2,3,4 ■ iiv JAMES COOKE B.S. Physical Education Kannapolis , N.C. Transferee! from Wingate Junior College Basketball 34 Captain 3 4 BasebalL 3 4 Most Athletic Superlative 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Veterans Club 3 4 Superlative. . . Most Athletic 4 JOHN A. CUMMINGS B.S. Physical Education Pembroke, N.C. Spanish Club Vice-President 2 Representative on Student Council 2,3 College Marshall 1 Basketball 1,2 Annua l Staff 4 Veteran Club 1,2,3,4 Superlative. . .Most Popular 4 V JOYCE CHAVIS DIAL B.S. Primary Education Maxton, N.C. B. S. U 1.2,3,4 Pontiac Society 123 Y- W. A ...... . l ' .2, ' 3, ' 4 Community Mission Chairman 4 Emeritan Society 4 Runner -Up For Valentine Queen 3 I, MACY DIAL B.A. English Rowland, N.C. Class Vice-President im 2 Treasurer l 3 Class Favorite Queen j Dean ' s List 2 Baptist Student Union [ ' { ' { 3 4 Listen Chairman , 2 Program Chairman 3 4 Vice-President .. . ' 4 B . S . U . Choir 4 Pontiac Society r i _ 2 3 4 Publicity Chairman . ' 2 President 3 Miss Pontiac _ 3 Home Economics Club , § j 2 3 4 Emeritan Society ' Math Club ..... French Club , ' 4 Basketball College Marshall 2 3 4 Assistant Chief 7 3 Chief .... .............. .. ' .. . ' 4 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Superlative . . .Most Likely To Succeed 3 • - 1 CHARLES PEOPLES HASKELL B.S. Science Laurel Hill, N.C. Transfered from Presbyterian Junior College Dean ' s List 2 3 Math Club ' m ' 3 w THOMAS C. HUDGINS Social Studies Lumberton, N.C. Transfer from Catawba College Summer School 1957-S8 , EDNA MAE HUMPHREY A.B. Music Shannon, N.C. Transferee! from Mars Hill College and Flora Macdonald Col- lege. SANFORD HUNT B.S. Physical Education Fairmont, N.C. B asketball Team ± Emeritan Society . . !!]. ' , [ ' . ' 1 2 ' 3 4 Spanish Club | ' W Veterans Club _ _j 2 3 4 Monogram Club ' 3 ' 4 Cross Country Team , z J DORIS JACOBS B.S. Elementary Education Lumberton, N.C. B. S. U 1-2,3,4 Council 3 Y. W. A 1,2,3,4 Social Committee 1 Foreign Mission Committee 2 Vice-President 3 Vice-President 4 Pontiac Society 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Class Chaplain 3 May Court Attendant Miss Y. W. A , 3 Judy In Busy as a Beaver 2 Mixed Chorus 1 ( 2 Library Staff 1,2,3 Indlanhead Staff 4 Margaret in Seventeenth Summer 3 Alp. .a Psl Omega 2 , 3,4 Pembroke Players 1,2,3,4 Superlative. , . Most Likely To Succeed 4 h TERRY RICHARD HUTCKINS B.A. History and Social Studies Transfered from High Point College Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity Tau Kappa Epsllon Fraternity Seneca Society King, N.C- JOANNE JEWELL JACOBS B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. Dean ' s List ,.123 Art Club ' . W. F .. . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ... 1 MARY ELIZABETH JONES B - A - En 9 sh Fairmont, N.C. W. F Reporter ■........ ' .. ' ......, ' ' ' 2 Pembroke Players y - w - a ' • ' .■:. ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ;. ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' :: i - 2 Correspondent Secretary _ ' 2 Emeritan Society Pine Needle Staff ........... ..... 2 ' 3 Cheerleader o ' 3 Scholarship Winner , m f BETTY PAT LOCKLEAR B.S. Home Economics Maxton, N.C. Attendant for May Court 1 Ementan Society 1,2,3,4 W. F 1,2,3,4 Korre Economics Club 3,4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Y. W. A 2 Glee Club 2,3,4 Superlative 4 Miss El Arco Iris 1 Superlative. . .Wittiest 4 CAROL JEAN LOCKLEAR B.S. Elementary Education Lumberton, N.C. Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Monogram Club 1 ,2,3,4 B. S. U 1,2,3,4 Pontiac Society 1,2 Mis s Pontiac 1 Em eritan Society 3,4 Superlative . . . Best Looking 4 T - DORETHA LOCKLEAR B.S. Home Economics Maxton, N.C. Second year transfered from Montreal College, w - F 3,4 Secretary 4 Home Ec. Club 34 Treasurer . . . ' 4 Emeritan Society 3 4 HAZEL LOCKLEAR B.S. Elementary Education Lumberton, N.C. B- S. U Council ' , y. w. a ... ' !. ! ' , , ' V ; Secretary ' ' .... i i!!! . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ; i. ' ! ' 3 Mission Chairman Social Chairman ? May Court Pembroke Players I Announcing Antonio Indianhead staff ... , 4 II JOSEPH H. LOCKLEAR B.S. Elementary Education Rowland, N.C. 1 jp -vl JYDOR LOCKLEAR B.S. Physical Education, Science Pembroke, N.C. Baseball 12 1 Basketball ■■.■■..■.............1234 Monogram Club , % ' 3 ' 4 Emerltan Society _ 1 ' 2 ' 34 LUCILLE LOCKLEAR B.S. Elementary Education Maxton, N.C. B. S. U i 2 W. F 3 ' 4 Y. W. A 1,2,3,4 Emeritan Society 1 2 3 4 May Court Attendant 1 Mixed Chorus 3 Pembroke Players Announcing Antonio 3 SHIRLEY M. LOCKLEAR B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. W. F 123 Emeritan Society ! . ' . ' . ' ' 1 ' 2 Home Economics Club ' ' 1 ' 2 Art Club ' ' ' Glee Club .... ' ........., ' ' ' 2 3 ROBERT A. LOWRY B.S. Science Pembroke, N.C. Emeritan Society 1 2 3 4 P. S. C. King .........!...! 1 Superlative. . .Best Looking ' . ' 4 1 VASTIE LOCKLEAR B.S. Elementary Education Maxton, N.C. Home Economics Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Monogram Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer ( p j_ w. f ....!!!!!! Ii ' JIm Emeritan Society 1,2, 3,4 Deputation Chairman 1 2 Mixed Chorus . . , . l ' 4 Runner-up for Miss P.S.C 3 Superlative... Most Athletic ' ,4 T SHIRLEY SMITH LOWRY B.S. Home Economics Pembroke, N.C, Home Ec . Club m 2 3 Publicity Chairman 23 Pontlac Literary Society ' 3 Publicity Chairman 3 W. F .... [ ' . 1 PAUL McLENDON B.A. Social Studies Biscoe, N.C. Gardner -Webb College j 2 Football 1 5 Monogram Club r m ± 2 Intramurals 1 ? Dormitory President . . . ' 2 Student Council 2 B - s. u ....!«!!!! . !!!!!. . V 2 Veterans Club , 2 College Quartet ' 2 Future Teachers of America ' . ' . ' ... ' 2 Pembroke State College 7 . ' . . . ' . . . 3 4 Veterans Club. . . 34 b - s. u . ' . . . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . . ' . . ' . ' . . ' . ' . . . ' .■. ' . ' . ' . ' . . ;; 3A Emerltan Society _ 3 ■Alpha Phi Omega Charter Member ] , 4 ♦) HARRY RAY MATHIS B.S. Business EducaUon Lumberton, N.C. Transfer Student from Presbyterian Junior College- ANNE L. MAYNOR B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. Pheiffer Transfer ] b. s. u .; 2 ' V 4 Y. W. A 2 3 Program Chairman 3 Emerltan Society 2 3 Dean ' s List _ 2 Senneca Society 4 Art Club . ' . ............ 4 Indianhead Staff 4 Superlative... Most Versatile 4 - GERALD D. MAYNOR B.S. Social Studies Pembroke, N.C. Veterans Club 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club 1 ,2 ,3,4 Vice-President 4 Veterans Club President 3 Emeritan Society 1,2,3,4 Superlative. . .Most Versatile 4 WALTZ MAYNOR B.S. Mathematics Rowland, N.C. Class President [ Math Club President _ t 4 Vice-President ' j Book Store Manager 1 4 Dean ' s List im j Monogram Club m j 4 Seneca Society ..!.!! Z,4 President 4 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES ' AND UNIVERSITIES 4 JAMES M. MINNIS B.S. Science Sanford, N.C. Transfer Student from Duke University Veterans Club 2 3 4 W. F . . ...... .7. .V. ' .V.V.V 2 W,A Emeritan Society 2 3 4 Math Club 2 3 THOMAS MERCER A.B. Social Studies Lumberton, N.C. Transfer Student from Louisburg Junior College - ' LORZTTA OXENDINE B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. , !l Emeritan Soc | •■ fc • - fw M 1 i u OZMER LEE OXENDINE B.S. Elementary Education Rowland, N.C. B. S. U 1,2,3,4 Pontiac Society 1,2 3 Superlative. ..Mr. Personality 4 Vetera ns Club 1,2,3 Vics-President 3 Vice-President 4 Senior Representative to Student Council 4 V €h TRAVIS WINEFRED OWEN A.B. English Roxboro, N.C. Transfer Student from Wilmington College LOLA MURIEL RANSOM B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. B. S. U 4 Emeritan Society 3 Y. W. A 1.2,3,4 1 WINFRED ROGERS B.S. Elementary Education Red Springs, N.C. Emeritan Society 1,2,3 Spanish Club 1,2 B. S. U 1,2 Art Club 2,3,4 ERNESTINE HAMMOND SAMPSON B.S. Elementary Education Pembroke, N.C. Emeritan Society 1,2,3,4 B. S. U 1,2,3,4 Home Ec . Club 3,4 Secretary 2 Basketball 1 Mixed Chorus 2 Art Club 1,2,3,4 WILLIAM C. SAMPSON B.S. Science Pembroke, N.C. Emeritan Society 1,2,3,4 Wesley Foundation 1 ,2 ,3,4 President of Student Council 4 Math Club 1,3,4 Veterans Club 2,3,4 Superlative . . . Most Studious 4 WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 4 TOMMY SCHWARTZ B.S. Secondary Education Laurinburg, N.C. Transfered from Presbyterian Junior College Monogram Club 1,2 Future Teacher of America 1,2 Basketball 1,2 PEMBROKE STATE COLLEGE Monogram Club 3,4 Math Club 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Superlative. . .Most Likely to Succeed 4 B.A. English JU ANITA SMITH Pembroke, N.C. Pontlac Society 3 4 Class Representative to Student Council 1 ALICE DALE STRICKLAND B.S. Elementary Education Rowland, N.C. B - S - u 1,2,3,4 Emeritan Society 1234 y. W.A ... ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' .. . ' .. ' li2 Home Economics Club , 34 Mixed Chorus m 23 Band ' 9 -i- 1 DOROTHY SWETT B.S. Physical Education Rowland, N.C. Baptist Student Union 1,2, 3, 4 Devotional Vice-President 2 Sunday School Representative 3 President 4 B . S . U . Queen 1 State B. S. U. Choir 1,2,3.4 Leadership Training Conference 4 Home Economics Club 1 Monogram Club 1 ,2,3,4 Secretary 2,3 Most Athletic Superlative 2 Superlative . . . Most Popular 4 One of the Queen ' s of Sophomore Class 2 Religious Representative On Student Council 3 Mis s Junior 3 Girls ' Basketball Team 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Captain 4 College Marshall 4 Annual Staff 4 WILBUR CAROL TEACHY A.B. History, Religious Education Rose Hill, N.C. Transfer Student from Bob Jones University Pembroke State College Pine Needle Staff. 4 CHARLES BALLARD TICKLE B.S. Physical Education Pulaski, Va. Transfered from Wingate Junior College Pembroke State College Basketball 3 a Baseball -, ' 4 President of Boys ' Dormitory . ' !!!. ' ! . . ' 4 Monogram Club j . RONALD CLAY TUTON 3. A. Social Studies Lumberton, N.C. Transfered from Mars Hill College Dormitory Council j 2 Vice-President .!!! !! 12 Men ' s Student Council ] ' t 2 PEMBROKE STATE COLLEGE Pine Needle Staff 3 4 Business Manager ' ' ' ' 4 Alpha Chi Omega !!!!! !!. ' !!! 4 Corresponding Secretary, President ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . 4 Emeritan Society ' ' 3 4 OLA L. YOUNG B.S. Elementary Education Eallsboro, N.C. Teacher in the Public Schools. : : . ' ■ : Senior - iv:= :: Not Pictured ODUM Rev. Ralston Butler Post-Graduates u add an t°6. voinior i MA !Y LANE FREEMAN fm. IfiNpS. COULON BETTY ROSE QXENDINEa PETE ERNEST AIHANAELOS Kannapolis , N. C. ADOLPH DIAL SPONSOR VIVIAN HUMPHREY BEESON Pembroke, N. C. S LAMORTE BLANKS Lumberton, N. C. T-J 3L JOY BRAYBOY Pembroke, N. C. M?m 11 EVELYN BREWER Maxton, N. C. p ■ -■ JOYCE BULLARD Lumberton , N.C. LULA JANE BULLARD Maxton, N.C. LOLA MERL BULLARD Maxton, N. C. P), JOHN DUNCAN . CARMICHAEL Laurlnburg, N. C. ANNA JACOBS CHAWS Red Springs, N. C. JAMES MONROE CHAVIS Lumberton, N. C. WILLIAM CANCEL CHAVIS Pembroke, N. C. DONALD CLANTON Kannapolis , N. C. NETTIE MAE CLARK Pembroke, N. C f y ■ JACKIE RAY LOCKLEAR Pembroke, N. C. MARY FRANCES LOCKLEAR Pembroke, N. C. MARY LOIS O. LOCKLEAR Pembroke, N. C. ALVIN RAY LOWRY Rowland, N. C. BERNARD LOWERY, Jr. Pembroke, N. C. CHERYL LEE LOWRY Maxtor), N. C. Sr ' EARL JOYCE LOWRY Pembroke, N. C. JANICE LOWERY Pembroke, N. C. LOTTIE LOWRY Pembroke, N. C. ). ■ ROBERT LEE LOWRY Pembroke, N. C. GERALDINE B. MAYNOR Pembroke, N. C. RENYCE CAMMILLA MAYNOR Pembroke, N. C. BETTY JANE OXENDINE Pembroke, N. C. BETTY ROSE OXENDINE Rowland, N. C. DELTON DEAN OXENDINE Pembroke, N. C. LEONARD EDWARD TURPIN Tabor City, N. C. VERNE NA WARWICK Rowland. N. C. MERDIS BREWTR WTLKINS Lumberton, N. C. PATSY ANN WILKINS Lumberton , N. C. JAMES HAROLD WOODS Pembroke, N. C. SHELBY JANE HUNT Fairmont, N. C. juniors not pictured Mckinley hall Hope Mills, N.C. CHARLES LESLIE SMITH Lumberton, N. C. i SYLVIA BEESON Pembroke, N. C. CHARLES EDWARD BEN FIELD Kannapolls , N. C. CHARLES NORMAN BLACKMON Lumberton , N. C, nt x V HOWARD EUGENE BOUNDS Red Springs, N. C CARLIE BURNETTE Lumberton, N. C. % c SAMUEL LODERICK COLLINS Lumberton, N. C. ALICE NORA CUMMINGS Pembroke, N. C. DARLIS CUMMINGS Fairmont, N. C. PHILLIP BERNARD DAHLEN Oakland, N. C. JOHN MATTHEW D ' ATTILIO Waldwick, N. J. DRENNA JEAN DIAL Fairmont, N. C. ESTHER MAE DIMERY Pembroke, N. C. m ELAINE EMANUEL Lumberton, N. C. ROSCOE DRAKE EVERS Red Springs , N. C. MARIAN FLONNIE GROVES Fayetteville, N. C N - CLYDE ELERY HAMMOND Lumberton, N. C. CARRIE MABEL HUNT Pembroke, N. C. DOUGLAS ALFRED HUNT Pembroke , N. C. HATTIE ROSE HUNT Fairmont, N. C. JAMES HAROLD HUNT Fairmont, N. C. JAMES HORACE HUNT Lumberton, N. C. LAURA LEE HUNT Fairmont, N. C, %■-- 1 WADE CARSON HUNT Lumberton, N. C. v LOUISE IV EY Rowland , N. C. J? m. MARY ELIZABETH JONES Maxton, N. C. BOBBY DEAN LOCK1EAR Lumberton, N. C. DOROTHY LOCKLEAR Pembroke, N. C. HERMAN LOCKLEAR Maxton, N. C. JAKIE LOCKLEAR Maxton, N. C. JOHN PAT LOCKLEAR Maxton, N. C. MARY LOIS MORGAN LOCKLEAR Shannon, N. C. MILDRED LOCKLEAR Shannon , N. C. V r_i i — — MAGDALENE LOWRY Pembroke, N. C. MAXINE LOWRY Pembroke , N. C. QUEENIE MAE LOWRY Pembroke , N. C. J SAMUEL LOWERY Maxton, N. C. SARAH LOUISE LOWRY Pembroke , N. C. STANFORD LOWRY Pembroke, N. C. Tt fAMES THURMAN MCNEILL Jacksonville, N. C. EDITH MAYNOR Pembroke , N. C. JOYCE MAYNOR Rowland , N. C. GEORGE OETINGER, III Knotts Island, N. C. BARBARA ANN OXENDINE Pembroke, N. C. DORIS WALNETER OXENDINE Red Springs , N. C. WILLIAM GEORGE PFELFFER Fair Lawn, N. J. FLORA NANCY C. RANSOM Fairmont, N. C. JAMES HARVARD RANSOM Rowland, N. C. N RICHARD CARL RIESCHL Ho Ho Kus, N. J. JEANNETTE SAMPSON Rowland , N. C. ROSCOE PAUL SANDERSON Pembroke , N. C. WILLIAM CLEN SMITH Verona , N. C. VERLIN STRICKLAND Pembroke, N. C. VI ETTA STRICKLAND Pembroke , N. C. TOMMY DORSET SWETT Rowland, N. C, 7UDSON TAYLOR UZZELL Laurinburg, N. C. BONNIE ASHBURN WILLIAMS Fayettevllle, N. C HAROLD BRINSON WYNN Lumberton, N. C ' . and . )opkomore MAXINE LOWRY BOBBY DEAN LOCKLEAR ANNETTE SWETT i I fl rr r . r. , (m. } and w-4 t£J imen JERRY REVELS , EDITH FAYE STRICKLAND , PEGGY GRAHAM MARTHA HUMPHREY BEACH Fairmont, N. C. EULA MAE BERRY Maxton , N. C. 126 ADOLPH BLUE Pembroke, N. C. PAUL JOHN BORKOWSKI Waldwlck , N. J. J LONNIE NORWOOD BOWEN Lumberton, N. C. x « ; f ' 62 VIVIAN BRABOY Pembroke, N. C. ■- ' %2 ROBERT BEACHER BREWINGTON Pembroke , N. C. JOHN MARK BROOKS Pembroke, N. C. RUBY D. BUCHANAN Lumberton, N. C. m w PERCY A. CARTER Clinton, N. C. A 1 fe JM JERRY LYNWOOD CARTRETTE Tabor City, N. C. 127 X J MARY LOUISE CHAVIS Lumberton, N. C. ■ [ '   Z Y m ft SHIRLEY MAE CHANCE Dunn, N. C. lj3 CAROLYN SYLINA CHAVIS Pembroke, N. C. 62: CAROLYN CUMMINGS Pembroke, N. C. JIMMY LEWIS CUMMINGS Pembroke , N. C. CARL DEAN CLARK Laurlnburg, N. C. w WILLIAM RUSSELL DAIL Mount Olive, N. C. CECIL A. DAVIS, Jr. Sneads Ferry, N. C. MARY SUE DEESE Pembroke, N. C. RANDOLPH EDDINGS Pembroke , N. C. HENRY EDWARDS Lumberton N. C. MYRTLE LOIS KERNS Lumberton, N. C. LYNN LOCKLEAR Pembroke , N. C. RETHA M. LOCKLEAR Rowland , N. C. ROSETTE LOCKLEAR Pembroke, N. C. V WEYMOUTH THRRENE LOWRY Pembroke, N. C. MARY SUE MAYNOR Lumberton , N. C. DILVA BURCHAM McCOLLUM Fairmont, N. C. s GLENN ALLEN OXENDINE Pembroke , N. 0. KENNITH OXENDINE Pembroke, N. C. -ST .5 O MARY MARGARET jj OXENDINE C SJjannon, N, C. . -9 MOZELLA OXENDINE Pembroke, N. C. MARY ALICE STRICKLAND Lumberton, N. C. LYSLE RICHARD STEIN Jacksonville , N. C. EDITH FAYE STRICKLAND Pembroke , N. C. GEORGE TAYLOR Warsaw, m C. GARY PHILLIP THOMPSON Pembroke , N. C. JOHNNY MILTON TURNAGE Snow Hill, N. C. GLADYS AVANT WILLIAMS Lumberton, N. C JERRY ERTLE WILSON Lumberton, N. C. W ' - ' l . ' - 1 - 1 liar HE? I m ■!iL 1 ■ ali E HI ft ' RONALD KENNETH WINTERS Suffern, N. Y. EDGAR STERLING WRAY Lumberton , N. C. Unclassified Students £- MAURICE POPE BAXLEY Lumberton , N. C. WALLACE DERYL BARNES Lumberton, N. C. NORMA JOHNSON BLEDSOE St. Pauls, N. C. CLARENCE V. LEGGETT , Fr. Fairmont, N. C. JOHN WESLEY McCORKLE, Jr. Lumberton, N. C. CRAVEN WILKINS Lumberton N. C. JOHN R. WILKINS Fairmont , N. C. CLYDE HALL WILLOUGHBY Lumberton, N. C. Students Not Pictured SOPHOMORES Dalton Peter Brooks Graolin Formyduval John Frink Francis LaMar Ivey Jerome A. McDuffie James Robert Worthington FRESHMEN Hughie Johnson Barnes Raymond Alfred Bolz Randall Wheeler Chavis Jack David Cohen Edward Dees Clyde Hammond David Eugene Ivey Margaret Jones Robert Lee Jones Philip Ray Koonce Sarah Sanderson Lowry Jessie Edens Lowry Elzetter Lowry Theone Lois Lowry Archie Clyde McLean Stacy Lee Qxendine Michael Louis Shadeed Winston Churchill Stroud James Earl Tyndall James Franklin Williams UNCLASSIFIED Mary Louise Azenara Fleming Delano Bass Gene Leon Bennett Benjamin Blake Edward H. Chinnis , Jr. Delia R. Collins John C. Culbreth Mary Louise Cummings James B. Ebert Margaret Evans Evans Harry Gibson Mary Lee Goins Clifton Rudolph Haynes Reese Locklear Trudie B. Locklear Rudolph Talmadge Martin Virginia Olga Mingis James McGee Robert L. McGirt Naomi Lee McMillan Daniel Brown McNeil Martha Jane Odum Francis Collins Osborne Carlie Oxendine Dallas Edward Quidley Nancy Louise Raper Lois Ayres Rogers Lois O. Rogers Gladys T. Rogers William Edward Samuels , Lucy Barker Simmons Daniel Malloy Stewart Marie Sellars Stubbs James Edison Willoughby Choiel Maitland Woodell Tommy Keith Wright 1 ' History Mr. Clifton Oxendlne TFPTTnpinuT 1, tvu ' «un uxenaine S.SX ' co SC RUSS ' Na ° ml L M0Mnian ' GenS L ' Be ne  - B - S1 — - ft-— M. Collins, Patricia L. Samuels T I %% r sr — « -I t (Organizations) V T I is m  ■) ■ . o I ' '  •. a..- lr - , m ■y±.: ri TS I ' ■■■■i B— f SS i k -m M student m q — i f i 7 - %sociatlon W ' BM President William C. Sampson Vice-President Douglas A. Hunt Secretary and Treasurer Mary Lane B. Freeman Social Representative Betty Jane Oxendlne Religious Representative William Gene Jones Athletic Representative Janice Lowry Senior Representative Ozmer Lee Oxendlne Junior Representative Robert L . Lowry Sophomore Representative Douglas A. Hunt Freshman Representative Stacy Locklear Faculty Adviser Dr. H. G. Oxendlne The Student Association Is composed of all Pembroke State College students, all of whom are expected to assume their responsibilities in con- nection with this student government organization. The Student Association was organized in 1958. According to its Constitution, the purpose of the Association Is to form a more perfect com- munity of students , afford opportunity for training In American Citizenship, and to secure progressively the blessings of liberty, learning, and integ- rity. ( B. S. U. L S ,f : B -- y Sue Maynor. SECOND ROW: Bobby Jean Lowry, Jenell S™ „ • locklear ' Dot1s Jacobs, Evlns Brewlngton, Hazel Locklear mI! DIM u 7 , I Sw l SOn, Henry Moreland, John P. Locklear, FIFTH ROW: Johnny Tumage, Doug Lewis, John A. Cum.lng, T Archie ' McLaln ' ' ' TOmmy D SWe '  ReVeIs • M ' ' ' — ,•. Devotional ' Ctataan ! [ Ro TV , Program Chairman... R ° Sa - Revels Secretary .... M C Y Dia ' Social Chairman ' :. ' ::. ' . ' Mary Sue Maynor Publicity Chairman. .... ' . ' wJ T f Wynema Archambault OFFICERS Listen Chairman Pianist Faculty Adviser John Pat Locklear Song Leader On Campus Representative . ' . ° f L C „T,!!.!? re3en,atlVe - ' DouBta. Hunt Coles sle Carter Janice Lowry Mr. James Farmer President. James H. Woods Vice-President .... John Preston Bullard, Jr. Secretary . . . . .Doretha Locklear Treasurer Shirley Graham Program Co-Chairmen .Mary Elizabeth Jones Olivia Lowry Devotional Chairman Vietta Strickland Social Chairman Jeannette Sampson Personnel Chairman Nettie Mae Clark Reporter. Lucille Thompson Deputation Chairman. . . . Carrie Mabel Hunt District and Campus Representative Jim Minnis Community and Worldwide Christian Service Alice N. Cummings , Claudia Owen Faculty Adviser Miss Marjorie Kanable Pastor Adviser Rev. Bob Mangum The Wesley Fellowship was first organized here on the campus in November, 1940, when Dr. Owens Hands Brown was acting President of Pembroke State College. The first president of the W. F. was Mr. Danford Dial. From this date until the present time the W. F. has been on our campus to promote Christian fellowship and provide social activities for the students. The W. F. takes pride in making and carrying out worth-while activities during the school term. Every year, in order to make these plans , the W. F. and B. S. U. hold a Retreat to co- ordinate the year ' s activities. At the Retreat we all have fellowship and fun and still find time to plan for the coming year. Some of the activities are held jointly, but the individual organization sponsors others. The program of the W. F. varies according to the needs of the students as the program com- mittee sees fit. There are many types of programs including movies, plays, panel discussions and speakers. These programs are planned for student participation. Special events to which the W. F. ' ers look forward are the conferences, college exchange programs, and Christmas caroling. Those attending the programs and conferences come back being spiritually revived and with many new ideas , also, those memories will remain with them through- out life. The Wesley Fellowship with the Methodist Church and other churches of the community are at work on the campus and in the community. The purpose is to help provide the spiritual, moral, and social needs of our students on the campus and to train the students to be better leaders in the community and to take an active part wherever they may be. s«id M™£ t; L h i.TM: i . .r iw n ' , i T tte sampson ' vivian Beeson - second row: joa - l — Grahan,, Miss Marjcrie Kanable, Adviser NettL Mae c!lrk Lucil ' le T r, V TlZ ' HUM ' V ' e a Strl la d - TH ™ OW : Shirley Harold Woods, Billy Ray Deese Lynn Lock ear Co nuTT ' °° dS ' PatSy W WnS ' Pand ° ra Bryant ' BACK R0W - J am ese, Lynn Locklear, Colin Hornsby, Olivia Lowry, Monroe Chavis , Rosa Lee Looklear, Sylvia Beeson, Travis Owen I mm Cvi 66 U 661 U M: OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Harold Turpin PRESIDENT Ronald Tuton Bob Lowry 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Richard Regensburg John D ' AtUllo 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT Harold Turpin W. D. Oxendlne.. RECORDING SECRETARY W. D. Oxendlne Ronald Tuton CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. . .Gene Hickman James Mlnnis . . . TREASURER Charles Sells ADVISERS Chairman Dr. George E. Brantl , James B . Ebert, Victor Wolf, English Jones, Dr. Herbert G. Oxendine, Andrew Ransom, Walter J. Pinchbeck, Elbert Stutts. Alpha Phi Omega was first in- troduced to the Pembroke State Col- lege campus early in the fall semes- ter of 1958. Since that time Alpha Phi Omega has moved into the spot- light of campus life with its numerous and varied projects. The first major A. Phi O. project was a Christmas Toy Drive, in conjunction with the City Fire Department, for the benefit of needy children in and around the Pembroke area. Alpha Phi Omega has taken charge of the campus blood drive, the Easter Seal drive and has accepted many other projects among which are the organization of a col- lege dance band, an exhibition team of Indian dancers , and the suppli- menting of campus social life. Membership in the fraternal or- ganization is open to any male stu- dent who has had previous training in Scouting and who has a desire to render service through a national service fraternity. Visitors are wel- comed to all open meetings. Charles Black. on tells of trip to New Mexico. El Arco Iris Spanish Club Students with a special interest in Spanish meet each month to further their knowledge of the language and increase their apprecia- tion of Spanish -speaking peoples through programs of interest to all. Mrs. John L. Carter, Jr. tells of her native country, Mexico. OFFICERS President Sylir.a Chavis Vice-President Stacy Locklear Secretary Mary Sue Maynor Chairmen of Program Committee Jimmy Paul Abrams , Carson Paul Locklear Social Chairman John A. Cummings Adviser Mrs. Reba Lowry ftpst nnw n., , . The French Club Dons J XTe l ™ DimlBI ' DaWd Be IOn ' Dea L ° C  -- H-c. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Alice Hee Locttear, Reba iowry. President , OFFICERS ' ° WaVer S f fr C0mmlttee Thomas Dlmler Secretary and Treasurer! . . . . . . . . . w l Ti5£! ?°°! al C °™™°° Chairman Bobby Dean Locklear Program Chairman Dougl Ree Locklear Adviser . .Mrs. Reba M. Lowry Seneca Society SENECA SOCIETY OFFICERS President Waltz Mayra Program Committee Ja.Tes K. V.:cics, 79— ::_:r .-.. s - - Secretary Drenr.a Jear. Dial Faculty Adviser Dr. George Srar.U SEATED: Waltz J jynor. STANDING: Left to Right: Jarres H. Woods, Mary Jo Starnes . Winnie Butler. Annie Uzzell, Terry Hutchinson, Drenna Jean Dial, Charles Sells. Travis Owen, Dr. George Brantl, Faculty adviser. NOT PICTURED: Ann Maynor, Sherman Brooks. Roscoe Sanderson, Sarah Louise Lowry. Emeritan Society fS — «—. SECOND ROW: Bobby ,c ta , Rosa Pate Shaw, Betty Pat Locklear, Sharon Ucobs Zlly noTlocUe T eZT n £T ' LOWy ' ESther DlmerY - THIRD ™: °° = Carter. Mary Sue Deese, David Benton, Willi™ 6 . Cnavls £a le ££ toU 177 ' n F ° U I Rr , ROW! L ° retta Oxendlne, Dorothy Swett, Colessle Geraldlne Maynor, Magdallne Lowry, Alvln Ray Lowr Laiorte Blanks ertr ' ,? B L °? lear - FIFTH ROW Shirley Graham. Nettle Clark, Oxendlne, Olivia Dial, Mozella CKendlne. ■ KaSS T ffiSTSST ' lSK ' •J 11 ' R ° W: L ° U ' Se ° haVlS ' Mary M ««™ Reglna Carter, Lummie Jane Locklear, Vivian Brayboy He ry Moreland M a rv Tn « ! , ? y ' „ B ° bby Brab ° y - SEVENTH ROW: Ga Thompson, Adviser, Emma tee Locklear, Tommy Schwartz. GHTH M tl ' S, n , f 13 ' Ed h StrlcUand - Bertha Webster , Reba M. Lowry Hickman, Harold Turpln, Ruby Buchanan, Gladys WlUlam Toanne Hammonds ° SftSE De6Se ' Ieny WU n «« •«. President OFFICERS ... Bobby Dean Brayboy Advisers ■ « r.— ,_ Vice-President - onn , « i j visers Mrs Bertha Dunn „ . Henry Moreland . . _ , . , , Secretary Olivia Lowry MrS - Reba M - Lowry t57 OFFICERS President Gertrude Locklear Vice-President Stacy Locklear Secretary Mary Sue Maynor Treasurer Alice Ree Locklear Adviser. .  Miss Nancy Raper I .. JT lTncZ rt: ltme ° f the C ' C y ' state ««« coumry. er J should be taken to brlng out the best beoause „ f e itz B : si cK :n rt c L t c r 1 L o i he r a s c e es 1 : , t interest - r u9h these e « orts  ■ -— -— - - — other sources of information will be available for f UI ure usage . ° f 9re3t ValUe Sin ° e the c ° «°n of pictures , slides and President . OFFICERS vice ident-::::::::::::::::;:;;;;; - L oc Sr reasurer «-; ;N S to . M ? , 25 «uvi5er Mlss Angellka Reckendorf Vets Club FIRST ROW: Henry Edwards, Herj-y J oreland, David Benton, Gene Barber, Charlie Hardee, James Minnis, Tom Carter, James Sanford Hunt, Richard Arthur Dial. SECOND ROW: William D. Oxendine, Robert Jones, William Sampson, Nathan Hunt, William C. Chavis, John N. Sampson, Dale Thompson, Frank Scott, John Archie Cummlngs, Dick Tracy Hunt. BACK ROW: Dr. H. G. Oxendine, Adviser, Donald Clanton, Duncan Smith, Luther Chavis, Gus Locklear, Paul McLendon, Bobby Brewington, Donald Deese, James Sanford Jacobs, Bobby Dean Locklear, Stanford Lowry, Howard 3ounds, Joseph Locklear, William Dail, Lamorte Blanks. OFFICERS President Dalton Brooks Secretary and Treasurer . Vice-President Donald Deese Adviser . Bobby Dean Locklear .Dr. A. G. Oxendine The Mixed Chorus Mr. Melton A. Moore, Director, Mrs. Elma Ransom, Accompanist, President, Monroe Chavls Mathematics Club Officers For 1958-59 PRESIDENT Waltz Maynor VICE-PRESIDENT Tommy Leroy Schwartz SECRETARY-TREASURER Drenna Jean Dial PROGRAM CHAIRMAN John Bullard , Jr. PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN Jack Bray SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Tommy Dorsey Swett FACULTY ADVISER Mr. James A. Jacobs Y. W. A. President Colessle Carter Vice-President Doris Jacobs Secretary and Treasurer Delia Pate Corresponding Secretary Thelma Oxendine Program Chairman Lae Ruth Sampson Young Romans ' Auxiliary is primarily concerned with the study of missions and the training of young women for mission work. Community Mission Chairman Mary Jane Locklear Publicity (Not Pictured) Mary Margaret Oxendine Mary Myrtle Hunt Adviser Mrs. James Farmer I I Secretary - Treasurer Pandora Bryant Adviser Doretha Locklear Miss Betty J. Campbell President Vice-President Home Ec. Club 4 r Betty Pat Locklear . . . Vera Strickland Monogram Club in action m£ THE PINE NEEDLE Published by the Students of Pembroke State College THE STAFF Editor Sarah Louise Lowry Assistant Editor Drenna Jean Dial Sports Editor Monque Locklear Art and Editorial Wynema Archambault Organization Editor W. C. Teachy Feature Editor Roscoe Sanderson Reporters Mary Dial , Ronald Winters , Juanita Smith , Holly F. Locklear, Cecil A. Davis Faculty Adviser Miss I. Ruth Martin ., Indianhead Staff Editor Assistant Editor. ' .WW. . . . Mary Jane Locklear Business Manager. . ' ' Lucille Thompson Staff Members 7.7.7 John Cummings ' Doris Jacobs Hazel Locklear Anna L. Maynor Betty Pat Locklear Dorothy Swett Tommy Schwartz Gene Jones Faculty Adviser Mary J° Starnes Reba M . Lowry Gene Jones Dons Jacobs , President Betty Jane Oxendlne Iota Alpha Chapter Of Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatics Fraternity a Y Gertrude Locklear Reba M. Lowry Maitland Woodell Phi Epsilon Chi Honorary Scholastic Society Dr. R. D. Wellons , Founder Harvey Lowry, Past President Fred Lowry, President Betty Lou Bell A. G. Spauldlng Raymond Clark Christine Corn Norma Jean Thompson Barto Clark Joyce Smawley Maitland Woodell Annie Ruth Locklear Herbert Hoover Locklear HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Mary Livermore Rev. D. F. Lowry Associate Member Reba M . Lowry 7 :- i :n JLr, U N N fc ( __; Kt Seven students , will represent Pembroke State College in the 1958-59 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 scholar- ship, leadership, participation in extracurricular and academic activities, citizenship, service to the school, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. ampdon WL ' s Wk ■.-i ' ' U y ■ ' Ak 1 C7 - u Xf O I 1 ■ I vSettu sjc yJxeviai ane line ! ?5 I .S.MS4JFA W M § WwJ l W WA WM W , ' , j UL ' WL ! I Wool A Dean ' s List - Fall Semester LEFT TO RIGHT: Marian Smith Hulon , Annie Ruth Uzzell, Lois Peele Snell, Elizabeth Odom Tyner, Drenna Jean Dial, Olivia Lowry. NOT PICTURED: Lewis C. Deaton, Jr. , Thomas C. Hudglns , Donald Lee Smith, Gladys Avant Williams, Terry R. Hutchlns. NIGHT STUDENTS: Frances Collins Osbourne, Catherine H. Prevatte, Patricia Samuel, William E. Samuels, Judson T. Uzzell, Bonnie A. Williams. STUDENT TEACHERS: With Dean ' s List Quality But With Less Than 16 Hours: William Sampson, Waltz Maynor, Lauder Eugene Barber, Ethlyn Llvermore. The Dean ' s list issued at the close of each semester, contains the names of those students who while carrying the normal load, of 16 hours or more, have attained a minimum standing of 2 . 4 , provided no mark is lower than C . T The picture of Mr. Oscar Sampson, who served as chairman of the P. S. C. Board of Trustees for many years , hangs in the rotunda of Sampson Hall, the ad- ministration building named in his honor. Pictured are three of Mr. Sampson ' s grandchildren, William Sampson, president of the 1959 Student Council, Rowena Sampson a student at P. S. C. , and GilbeA Lane Sa ppson, Student Council President of 1958 and now a teacher at Pembrokfe High School. ' SARAH LOUISE LOWRY Editor Pine Needle RONALD CLAY TUTON President Alpha Chi Omega DAVID BENTON President French Club DOROTHY SWETT President Baptist Student Union JOHN PAT LOCKLEAR President Band BETTY PAT LOCKLEAR President Home Economics WALTZ MAYNOR President Math Club and Seneca Society COLESSIE CARTER President Y. W. A. Campu: Vr Lead ers DORIS JACOBS President Alpha Psl Omega MARY JANE LOCKLEAR Editor Indlanhead WILLIAM C. SAMPSON President Student Council BOBBY DEAN BRAYBOY President Emeritan Society MONROE CHAVIS President Mixed Chorus GERALD D. MAYNOR President Veterans Club GERTRUDE LOCKLEAR President Pontiac Society JAMES F. COOKE Captain Boys ' Basketball I Campus Leaders HENRY MORELAND President Sophomore Cla ss JOHN BULLARD, Jr. President Junior Class TOMMY SCHWARTZ President Monogram Club CAMPUS LEADERS NOT PICTURED SYLINA CHAVIS President Spanish Club CARSON P. LOCKLEAR President 1st Semester Freshman Class NOAH WOODS President 2nd Semester Freshman Class HAROLD TURPIN President 1st Semester Alpha Chi Omega JAMES H. WOODS President W. F. JAMES HARVARD RANSOM President Art Club College Marshals James Harold Wo l j i, 13 1 ■ Wynema ambault , Henry Moreland. Assistant Chief Marshal. Janice Lowry, Gene Jones, depend h a e bmty e . ntS marShalS the baSlS ° f their Sense ° f responsibility and of reservation of the 19a(B Inc HThead to s Aagelika ;endorf, to whom it was cledBeted, by the co-editors, PAnnle Ruth Locklear and Maitlfnd «3odell. Ja ' V j%fl; ' ■ ... rS . -9 ,■ 9 - ' in : ! u Senior Superlatives Elected by Ballot by Members of the Senior Class Most Versatile GERALD DEAN MAYNOR ANNIE L. MAYNOR Most Talented MARY JO STARNES , GENE JONES Host Popular DOROTHY SWETT . JOHN ARCHIE CUMMINGS Wittiest BETTY PAT LOCKLEAR, BOBBY BRAYBOY Mr. and Mrs. Personality PATSY BAKER, OZMER LEE OXENDINE Most Studious LUCILLE THOMPSON, WILLIAM SAMPSON Be st Lookin CAROL JEAN LOCKLEAR, ROBERT LOWRY Dr. Todd Retires After 21 years of faithful service to P. S. C. , Dr. H. H. Todd retired in 1958. He and Mrs. Todd reside at their mountain home near Ashville, N. C. We Honor e. spirit, intellect and integrity make her a Jewel among women nearAshvme ' North Carina J ° inS f endS at her M ° Untain Retreat at SWannanoa Who s Who of American Women A Biographical Dictionary of notable living American Women MRS. REBA M. LOWRY MISS ANGELIKA RECKENDORF valentine LJueen of J4eadd BETTY v;-.xine ROSE LOWRY :ne Sophc ' ore - 1 : r ROSA LEE LOCK Home Ec. Valentine (q l I fcii, ' i I I i REGINA CARTER Freshman Senior y. ._ . C Kin.fi Mll Aimminas Chosen by Lavergne VJiivia cJLowni Chosen by Lavergne - _}. U. pfdnceMeii U-Jorotku J uuett L arol dean cJLocklet Chosen by Lavergne 00f fist nnces ' iluam, P.S.CJdna (Warn J) Jravii AJinjfrea Jwen Chosen by Lavergne Wanj Jo St, ■ ueen r V arnec ames P.S.C.P, nnceises (WlarriJ) ratdu V- aner Joanne Jacobs Chosen by Lavergne nnceaei lary J oli JLockL ocklear 1 W 1 +  . )am,D5on Chosen by Lavergne p.S.CQ nclaii sv ■ ;■ - ■■ ■U H BIH Catherine v. J- revatU Chosen by Lavergne lA uiicma l L kief pinchbeck j poo6e eiena FRONT ROW: Charles Ballard Tickle (G) , William Clen Smith (F) , Frank James Caradonna (G) , Jydor Locklear (G), Samuel Loderlck Collins (G) , Stephen Thomas Hatchell (F). BACK ROW: Raymond Alfred Bolz (F) , Joseph Edward Pugh (C) , Tommy Dorsey Swett (C), Tommy Leroy Schwartz (F) , James Frazier Cook (F) . !fe RETHA MAE OCKLEAR JOAN PEGGY tOWTO BREWINGTON Cheerleaders r • Li James Swett prepares for the take-off Douglas Hunt throws the javelin H HHH1HIHHHHHHI .Lj9 V T, ; ifif! BTH P j i H rSftt 42 iHlis 34 llif r i i|L J| «3 fffti r jw JhSm f IS : 9 ifjn S fl fe B V . M r . l ■ fli I 30 1 II 1 k JK ik nnce 6 inema apoose etena P W«Tttv ' tippy yunUni tlvities) jS? nn Dedication, by the class of 1958, of their parting gift of th ree benches to be placed around the flagpole. Religious Emphasis Week 43 s3 of ...+ Social Activities -wH IH I t t ■ I KA . 5SB _ ,, r % m - r Q ■t — O ' VSr The President v ■ ■ s ji B BjV ■ a i tussm iSE V - «| L umni Day I™ - Our Miss Brooks _JI I The Family Nobody Wanted SEATED: Johnney Miles, John Ander Hammonds, Maltland Woodell, Lula Webb, Flora Jane Locklear, Sallie Locklear, Carol Jean Bell, Gladys Hardin, Eddie Mac Locklear , Earl Brooks . STANDING: Mary Alice Pinchbeck , Ruth Oxendine , Emma Bell Patrick , Billy Locklear , Annie Ruth Locklear , Gilbert Sampeon, Julian- Martin. Play By Play Production Class fl. I v. Oedipus Rex W P. S. C. Students give pre- view of the Grass Roots Opera. P. S. C. Band Parades In Lumberton ' . ' ■;- Waiting For Hail Call I Wedding Bells Rang For These and fcr Iheore Lowiy, James Saniord Jacobs, David Benjon and Harold Turpin. Our Patrons PEMBROKE PEMBROKE IMPLEMENT CO. Alii s -Chalmers Farm Machinery PEMBROKE OIL CO. Distributors -Texaco Products PATES STOCKYARD Auction Every Friday LIBERTY WAREHOUSE (Located in Lumberton) PEMBROKE F. C. X. PEMBROKE FURNITURE CO. DORMAN HARDWARE HARRY WEST LOCKLEAR TYNER OIL CO. CARTER ' S FLORIST MAYNOR BARBER SHOP PEMBROKE DRY CLEANERS OXENDINE ' S JEWELRY LONNIE LOCKLEAR ' S GROCERY A FRIEND WESTSIDE THEATER VETERAN ' S BARBER SHOP MAYNOR BROTHERS ROGERS DRUG STORE LOCKLEAR ' S GROCERY PEMBROKE HARDWARE PEMBROKE MOTOR CO. B. AND B. FEED STORE PICKETT ' S DEPARTMENT STORE QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Our Patrons RED SPRINGS TOWNSEND ' S PHARMACY J. R. Townsend, Raymond Ammon, Malcolm Watson KENNEDY ' S JEWELRY SHOP HOME FURNITURE CO. , INC. B. C. MOORE AND SON BRACEY ' S TRADING CO. 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I 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 JA1-4249 , PEMBROKE, NORTH CAROLINA .  . ,. — u . , i III il n . I I,, Warehouses Other Items You Wish To Dispose Of R. E. Wilkins BEE SALE EVERY FRIDAY 230 FRAN i WHITt,R.H-B0B-OAUIM0R£ ' AUCTIONEER Pates Stockyard The Best Asset For Farmers In Robeson County Frank S. White, Manager Pembroke, North Carolina ' ■ . PATES sup cr - juadytowl q Pates Supply Co v Inc. 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Biggs Owner Of Chestnut Third Street Furniture Dial 4903 Biggs Funeral Home 801 Chestnut Street Funeral Directors Dial 4211 Lumberton, North Carolina ■ •■■ r Ye say they all have passed away. That noble race and brave; That their light canoes have vanished From off the crested wave; That mid the forests where they ro_ There rings no hunter ' s shouts; But their name is on your waters; Ye may not wash it out. Lydia Huntly Sigourney, ■ ► f :-z. : - £ FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS 1 HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY ANNUALS artistically created by master craftsmen PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE, MO. c fu.toq ' iah.ki i ,_ n-utoc]%ah.ki Tj-utoa xah.ni I Pembroke State College Library woKe StaW 0011 80 pemW °V a rV -