Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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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

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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

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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