Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1938 volume:

P a 31 a (£ a 1938 Jlublishrii by ahr tubpnl Softy of jpfrtffrr Smttnr Cnllenr iHtsnthpimrr. ftf. CC. (Eharlnttp iftHhrr. tbitor t. £. dlinp, 3lr., Su5itiP5s iDattanrr 313 0130 mmmm (Sift PaiaGIa i93a Jffomuorft We PRESENT to our Classmates and Friends The PaJaCa of 1938, the first year- book to be published at Pfeiffer. It is the sin- cere hope of the staff that this publication is a mere beginning. We have endeavored to make the book true and beautiful in the hope that in years to come, turning its pages, you may recapture the adventures of your Pfeiffer days and re- kindle memories of past friendships. � i (Eontputa look ©ttp QUaaaaa look ©tun ©rgant attotta Hook ®hm Atfylattra Hook 3Four AbaprtiaamantB i t fflr. anft fHra. ISirttry $friffrr Page Six Spiratum For your interest in us, your love for us—most of all, for making Pfeiffer and all that it means possible for us—we are truly grateful, and dedicate to you, Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffer, our first PaJaCa. Jjtsitorp of Pfeiffer Junior College Pfeiffer Junior College is located at Misenheimer, North Caro- lina, on U. S. highway No. 52, nineteen miles southeast of Salisbury and fifty-six miles northeast of Charlotte. The school is under the management of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Its original establishment was under the direction of Miss Emily Pruden who selected Lenoir as its location. Mrs. Mitchell donated the money for the school which was named in memory of her step-son. Ebenezer Mitchell, who had been a soldier in the War between the States. After a fire in 1903, the school was moved to the present location of Misen- heimer. In 1914a fire destroyed the main building necessitating the use of Cline Hall, formerly a boys’ domitory, for classrooms and as a dormitory for girls. The boys found rooms in the village. The same year the high school, which had begun in 1910, was accredited by the state department. In 1938 the National Board of Trustees au- thorized the addition of two years of higher education. Gradually the lower grades were abandoned, and efforts concentrated on college work and the last two years of high school. Thus developed the present Junior College, which early in 19 34 was given full recogni- tion by the State Department of Public Instruction as an accredited standard institution. Five modern brick buildings, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer, were erected during the spring and summer of 1 935. In August of that year, the name of the school was changed to Pfeiffer Junior College, honoring those who made possible the greater expan- sion of the school. Other gifts from the Pfeiffers, in 1936 and 19 37. made possible the remodelling of the Administration Building and the erection of a modern science hall. In 1938 the high school was definitely discontinued and the entire work and effort of the institution devoted to the Junior College. Page Eight Page Nine Frank Armiteld Foreign Language, Social Science B.A. University of North Carolina; M A University of North Carolina. Mary Elizabeth Armeield English. Physical Education B.A. Woman s College University of North Carolina. George S. Boase Science B.S. Purdue University: MS. Purdue Uni- versity. Robert W. Conboy f oreign Language B.A. University of Miami; M.A. Vanderbilt University; Graduate Study McGill University. Mabel Edgerton Librarian, Art Edinboro State Teacher’s College: Chautau- qua Library School. Emma Madciff Mathematics B.S. Lebanon Valley College: Yale Graduate School; M S. University of Pennsylvania. Zula McDonald Home Economics B.S. Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Edith Rylander M usic B.M. The Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester. Edward W. Seay Dean. Social Science B.S. George Peabody College for Teachers; M.A. George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate Study George Peabody College for Teachers: Scarritt College for Christian Work- ers. Alma Simmons Commerce B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University; Graduate Studv Wittenburg College: Duke University. Maud Spencer English B.S. Westminster College; Asheville Normal and Teacher's College: M.A Boston University. Veda Stryker Registrar, Religion B.A. Iowa State Teacher's College; Lin field College; Asheville Normal and Teacher's Col- lege; University of Chicago; M.S. Northwestern University; Graduate Study State University of North Carolina. WlLMER TOLLE Science, Physical Education B.S. Ball State Teacher's College; George Williams College; Graduate Diploma in Group Work Education. Edna Coble Whitson Financial Secretary. Commerce B.A. Duke University; Graduate Study Chi- cago Training School Mrs. W. S. Sharp Supervising House Director Norma Allen Assistant Dietitian Mrs. E. C. Carpenter House Director of Cline Hall Mrs. Helen Dunn House Director of Rowe Hall Mrs. Anna Rawson School Nurse and House Director of Merner Hall Mrs. George Boase House Director of Jane Freeman Hall Eldon King Superintendent of College Farm Earle E. Whitson Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Lois Fenn Dietitian ( No Picture) Hubert Selle Engineer (No Picture) College i£ ong In the state of Carolina Is a spot I love the best, Where friendship true l akes the hand of you And leads you ivith the rest— To Pfeiffer College, Pfeiffer College, Here's our song to you; We ll defend your standards In ichate'er ive do; We'll march on with Christ our leader. Following our king; Pfeiffer College, Pfeiffer College— Fo thee we sing. Words and Music by Miss Jane McCullough Hook ©n? (Hiasse H opt)omore Class ©filters Mixi x Clink Holler Kllttz Harry L. Mintz. Jr. President E. L. CLINE. Jr................................. Doris Holler......................................... Secretary Virginia KLUTTZ . . Treasurer Pape Fourteen V. g opl)omoreg Maggie Marie Arnold Sly, N. C. Spiritual Life Group '38; V. V. C. A. '37, '38; Queen Esther; Secretary of Missionary Education '38; Choir '38. I shall be content whatever happens.” Frances Abigail Barringer Concord, N. C. Y. W. C. A. '37, ’38; Glee Club '37, '38; Octet '37; R. W. D. '37, President '38; Tennis '37; Torch Staff '37; Hiking Club '37. Oh. the fascination that a mathematical problem has for me.” Everette Bass Concord. N. C. Y. M. C. A. '37. '38; R. Y. I). '37; Assistant Business Manager PaJaCa '38; Football '37; Glee Club '37. “Everything not too strenuous.” Joseph Franklin Beaman Troy. N. C. Epworth League Cabinet '37; Glee Club '37; Y. M. C. A. '37; Cabinet '38; Student Faculty Council '38. “How then can he hide from you what he really is?” Yorke T. Beaver Rockwell. N. C. Football '3S. Agreeable to all concerned.” Ruth Brown Bernhardt Salisbury. N. C. Glee Club '37. '38; Epworth League Cabinet '38; R. W. D. ’37, ’38; Queen Esther ’37; Y. W. C. A. ’37, ’38; Spiritual Life Group '38; Hiking Club '37. ”1 say what I think, no more, no less.” Rena Mae Bolton Misenbeimer. N C. Y. W. C. A. '38. Beauty is as beauty does. ' Mary Elizabeth Brown Granite Quarry. N. C. Y. Wl C. A. '37, '38; Queen Esther '37. '38; Glee Club ‘37, ’38. “Be not satisfied with present attainments.” Carl Ray Canup Salisbury. N. C. Y. M. C. A. '37, '3S; Captain Intramural Football '38; Captain Intramural Basketball '38. A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Johnny Addison Chaney. Jr. Midland. N. C. Y. M. C. A. ’37, ’38; Varsity Basketball ’38; Baseball '37; Football '37; Glee Club '37. A man's a man for a' that. James Ray Clark Badin, N. C. . M. C. A. '37, '38; Varsity Basketball '38; Manager Baseball ’37; Football, Bantam Captain '37; Glee Club '37. '38; Torch Staff '38; R. W. D. '37, '38. To play the game for all that’s m it, To play the game and play to win it.” E. L. Cline. Jr. Granite Quarry, N. C. ice-President Sophomore Class ’38; Business Manager PaJaCa '38; Y. M. C. A. Secretary '38; Orchestra '37, '38; Glee Club ’37, ’38; Sports Editor Torch ’38. Better to be small and ‘shine' than large and cast a shadow.” opfjomores E YDiA Max ini Crowell Richfield. N. C. Baske’bal! A S; Treasurer ( I). S. MS; May hum M7. .■theays neat ami trim, she males a most attracti upprantiit r. I mm a I oi' i m Davis Chesterfield. S. C. PaTa( A Gle Club MS; R Y 1) M7, MS; Epwurth Leagm abinet M7; Social Chairman ('. I). S. MS; Basketball M7. ’AS; Spiritual Life Group MS. Trustworthy, intelligent, honorable. SHIRLEY I.ORI-TTA DUNN Stanfield. N. C Secretary Queen Esther ' T . ( A Epwortli League Cabinet MS; (lice Club '7; Social ( hair- man Sophomore (Mass ’AS. Let your o:en discretion hr your tutor. Bonn ip Ev angelin i Elliott Marion. N. C. Epwortli League Cabinet M7: Y. V. C. A. '7. Vice- President ’AS; (Ilee Club ’AS; May Day Court M7. Industrious, agreeable and always ready to do her part. ' CHARLOTTE LOUSE FISHER Granite Quarry. N. C. Editor PaJaCa 8; ( A 7 - , R W. D 'A7. AS; Torch Literary Editor M7: Basketball AS; Sec- retary (liking ( lub ’A7. Vice-President Four Horsemen M7. Secretary ’AS. The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, the hand to execute. Jennie Ruth Fisher Richfield. N. C. Queen Esther M7; Orchestra M7: (dee Club H7. ’AS; Church Choir ’AS; Octet M7; Basketball A7. MS; Spiritual Life (Iroup ’AS; Treasurer A. F. O. ’AS. Even the birds stop to listen. ' Mary Gillon Foil Rockwell. N. C. V. V C. A. M7. 'AS; R. V. I). M7. ’AS; Treasurer Queen E ther ’AS; R'sketba’l ’AS. A 'ever over-anxious, not too frivolous, but a rare good girl. Eva jane Freeman New London N C Class Prophet AS; S' W. C. A. M7. MS; F. F. Club MS; R. W. D. ’AS; Basketball MS. A merry heart hath a cheerful countenance.' Ruth Elizabeth Gibson Marion. N. C. Publicity Chairman Y. W. ( A. ‘A7; Treasurer V. V C. A. ’AS; Torch Staff M7: (dee Club MS. One might suppose your life had passed unruffled by any troubling blast. Roy Alfred Glover. Jr. Idlewild. N. C. . M. C. A. M7. MS; Tennis M7; R Y D. M7. 'AS; Intramural Football 'AS; Intramural Basketball ’AS; Or- chestra ’A7. AS; Glee Club 'A7. . 'Tis folly to be wise. Clyde J. Greene Kings Mountain. N C. Glee Club M7. ’AS; President Epworth League ’AS: Christian Education Council ’AS: Publicity Agent Basket- hall ’AS. An affable a ml courteous gentleman. Wilbur L. Hart. Jr. Seviervillc. Eenn. d« e ( lub A7. MS; Secretary V. M. C. A. A7; Soph more Play M7; Varsity Basketball ’AS. A good sport every day. i£ opf)omore£ Frank V. Harward Oakboro. N. C. V. M. C. A. '37, '38; R. Y. D. '37. '38; Varsity Basketball '38. The glass of fashion. Ruth Elizabeth Holbrooks Stanfield. N. C. Y. V. C. A. '37. '38; (Juecn Esther '37, '38. Sometimes foolish, sometimes wise-— Always brilliant fur her size. Sue Nell Holladay Albemarle. N. C. Y. V. C. A. '37. '38; Torch Staff '37; Sophomore Class Reporter '38; R. Y. D. '38; Spiritual Life Croup '38; Class Poet '38. So far as any one slums evil, so far he does good. Thelma Doris Holler Faith, N. C. Y. Y. C. A. '37, Secretary '38; Glee Club '37. '18; Queen Esther '37, '38; Secretary Sophomore (’lass '38; Torch Typist '38. The prophecy of her future is that there zeill be happiness ever after. Louise Elizabeth Hoover Bessemer City. N. C. Y. W. C. A. '37. ’38; R. W. I). '37. '38; Glee Club '37. '38; Queen Esther '37; Four Horsemen '37. '38; President Hiking Club '37. The cheerful grin will let you in where the knocker is never known. Estelle Lilly Hopkins Norwood. N. C. Spiritual Life Group '38; Y. Y. C. A. '37. '38. There is likewise a reward for faithful silence. Edna Pearl Hunt Danville. Va. Glee Club '37. '38; Basketball '37. '38. W hat I must do concerns me, not what people say. James Calvin Ingram Albemarle, N. C. Y. M. C. A. '37. '38; Glee Club '38. Speaks only zelien he is spoken to. Sarah Beatrice Johnston Concord. N. C. Glee Club '37, Pianist '38; Secretary C. D. S, '38; Y. Y. C. A. '37; Basketball '38; May Da Court ’37. A lovely blonde with a winning personality. Claude W Kesler Rockwell. N. C. Y. M C. A. '37, 38; R. . I). '38; Treasurer Fresh- man Class ’3n; Torch Staff '37. ’38. They also serve who only stand and wait. Lucy Virginia Kluttz Concord, N. C. Treasurer Sophomore ( lass '38; dee Club '37. '38; Y. W. C. A. '37; Queen Esther '38; Pianist. chestra Octet 37; Secretary A. F. (.). '38; Spiritual Life Group '38; R. W. D. ’37; Hikng Club ’37. Regulate ezery act and thought accordingly. Mary Idella Lowder Salisbury. N. C. Y, W. C. A. 37, '38; Glee Club 37. 38; Social Chair- man F. F. Club '38. Life is but a span; I'll enjoy ezery inch of it.1’ opf)omoreg Dora Gene Martin Albemarle. N. C. V. W. C. A. ’37, Cabinet ’37. ’38; R. W. I . '37, '38; Glee Iuli '37. Social Chairman '38; lurch Staff 7. 18; Cheer Leader '37; Basketball ' 7. '38; President Merncr I tail 38; ( lass lestator (8. Xut loo .ft'nous, not too gay. Hut altogether 11 jolly iioorf felloze. Mildred Mary Me Kinni v Bakers ville, N. C. Queen Esther 37, ’38; Y . (’. A. ‘37, '38; President F. F. Club '38. All's “cell that etuis well.'' Edna Louise Miller Rockwell. N. C ice-President Queen Esther '38; Y. Y C. A. '37. '38; Epworth League Cabinet '38; Manager Girls' Basketball '38. Service with a smile. Harry L. Mintz, Jr. Sballotte, N. C. Y. M. C. A, Cabinet '36, ’37, ’38; Glee Club '36; Y’ict President Freshman Class '36; R. W D. Basketball '30; Vice-President Sophomore ( lass '37; Epworth League Cabinet ’3 ; President Sophomore ( lass '38. I is reasons he speaks full solemnly. Nellie Graham Moore Deleo. N. C. Corresponding Secretary Queen Esther '38; Y Y. C. A. '37, '38; Spiritual Lite Group '38; Secretary F. F. Club '38. She zeas a girl of quiet ways. Mary Ruth Peeler Lovettsville. Va. President R. W. I). '37; Y. . C. A. '37, '38; Hiking Club '37; Editor Torch '38; Glee Club '37; Queen Esther '37; Spiritual Life Group '38; House Government '38. “Vo earnest in her work and fun, li e know not half the work she's done. Sara Penninger Lexington. N. C Glee Club '38. Books are the best of things. Marguerite Elizabeth Poole Chesterfield, S. C. Y. V. C. A. '37. 38; Secretary Queen Esther '38, Torch Reporter '38; Church Choir '38; Basketball '38. “Why rush? Rome wasn't built in a day. Clay Tom Redwine. Jr. Albemarle, N. C. M. C. A. '37. 38; Glee Club 37. '38. The world's no better if zee worry. Life's no longer if zee hurry. P. H. SCARBORO. JR. Concord. N C. Orchestra '37, '38; Glee (dub '37. '38; Basketball 37. '38; Torch Start '38; Y. M. C. A. '37, '38. I zeashed my hair and it rusted. Harry Harris Starnes Charlotte. N. C. Glee Club '37, '38; R. Y. D. '37; Y. M. C. A. '37. Vice-President '38; Epworth League Cabinet ‘38; Football '37. '38; Basketball '38; Boxing '38; Torch Staff '38. Actions speak louder than zeords. Romie Columbus Stokes Cycle. N. C. Y. M. C. A. ’37. '38; Torch Staff ‘38; Football '37; Basketball '38. What szeeet delight a quiet life effects. H opf)omore£ Charles R. Stone Siler City, N. C. V. M. C. A. ’37, ’38; Torch Staff '37, ’38; R. W. D. '37; Boxing ’38. He zcho hopes to scale the heights without enduring pain. Peter Suitch Hazelton, Pa. Football '37. '38; Basketball '37. ’38; Baseball '37, ’38; Boys’ Octet '37; Orchestra ’37, ’38; Glee Club ’37; V. M. C. A. '37, ’38; President Freshman Class ’37; Student- Faculty Council '37. I'm not in the race of common things. Ruby Pearl Trexler Salisbury, N. C. V. YV. C. A. ’37. '38; Glee Club ’37, Treasurer '38; Spiritual Life Group '38. “Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Willie Ellen Trexler Salisbury, N. C. V. YV. C. A. ’37. An extraordinary amount of common sense. Dorothy Lonzo Tysinger Lexington. N. C. V. YY'. C. A. ’37. '38; Glee Club ’37, ’38; Religious Education Council '38; Torch Staff ’38; Basketball '37. ’38. She seeks diligently after knowledge. Catherine Baker Wiseman Concord. N. C. V. YV. C. A. ’38; R. YY . D. ’37; Cheer Leader '38; President C. D. S. ’38; Basketball ’38; Hiking Club '37. To liz'e up to all my name implies. Mary Alice Yount Faith. N. C. V. Y C. A. Cabinet '37, '38; Student-Faculty Council '38; R. YYr. D. '37; Glee Club '37, '38; Spiritual Life Group '38. Her modesty's a candle to her merit. jHascots Betty and Jimmie Kluttz !% opl)omore Classi i istorp The aim ol every historian should be lo make the past live again in his pag-s As I look back to the tall ol 1936. I see in my mind s eve a hundred freshmen entering college. We were green, no doubt, but eager to learn Our Class President was Peter Suite!) Vice-President. Walter Wall: Secretary. I homas Bivens; I reasurer. Shirley Dunn anti our sponsors were Miss Sirvher and Miss Edgerton. We submitted, in tun. to the inevitable initiation the second week alter our arrival on the campus. Shy and bashful girls went about daily tasks with hair in paper curlers and without the usual bloom on their faces, while the boys were highly rouged. It almost seem.d like being at a carnival the night we wore dunce caps to dinner and tried to eat square m.als, with the excep- tion ol the dessert which was handed over to a near-by upper classman. 1 or a week we bowed when speaking to Sophomores and on request shined their shoes Initiation ended with a Sopho- more-Freshman picnic at the Mill Pond. Alter this and a series ol Prep meetings we tell that we were really a part of the college. Ours was the hrst class to enjoy the alluring atmosphere ol the remodeled Administration building which was dedicated November. 1936. I he f reshman-Sophomore picnic at Richie s l ake came as a climax to our I reshman year Another summer having past, we returned to accept a dignity we had been awaiting. I bis dignity, too. was marked by a seriousness of purpose we had not felt before. In our freshman year the excitement of college life kept us from really getting down to work for a while, but the second year we realized the importance ol our work, and the lact that we were examples for the school, inspired us to be our best—for ourselves and lor Pfeiffer. To lead us through this all-important year, we chose as our President. Harry Mint Jr.; Vice-President, E. 1 . Cline. Jr : Secretary. Doris Holler; and Treasurer. Virginia Kluttz: with Miss Spencer and Mr. Con boy as sponsors. As a group we were strengthened by class meetings, especially the one in which we chose as our motto: Climb Though The Rocks Be Rugged. We elected as Class Poet. Sue Nell Holladay; Prophet. Eva Jane I reeman; Testator. Dora Gene Martin: Historian. Bonnie Elliott: and Giftorian. James Ray Clark Wilbur Hart and Clvde Greene were the authors of th: class song. Eor our class colors we selected green and white, with the fern and the white rose as our floral emblem. In the closing months of our college life there were many events that will always be pleasantly remembered. The musical concerts, the.Glee Club trips, Sophomore Day. the Class Play, and the All-School Banquet, with their memorable moments, all will live long in our hearts. Nor could we forget class night, the Baccalaureate sermon and Commencement which although filled with joy and sadness, strangely warmed our hearts. We. the Sophomore Class, dreamed ol publishing an annual and by work and cooperation of students, faculty, and friends our dreams were realized Our stay at Pfeiffer was a guiding light that gave us courage, and made us finer men and women. As we go into schools of higher learning, and into the different walks of life, may we always be so upright and sincere in our work that Pfeiffer will be proud of us as we are proud of her—always keeping in mind our motto: Climb Though The Rocks Be Rugged.’ Page Tu'enty BONNIE ETLIOTT Class Historian Jfresfjman Class Officers Biondi Lilly Vernon John Lilly . Diana Biondi Carmen Vernon President Vice-President Secretary Vera Elvas Almond William Ballard Leola Margaret Bame Myrle Wood Bass Alice Lorenia Bennett Gertrude Bingham Diana Biondi O. J. Blalock, Jr. Bernard Winfred Bost Pearl Bost Rachel Bradford Dorothy Aline Carpenter Gladys Causey Mearle Clontz Mary Frances Cochrane James Creech Ray Willard Crook Mary Crawford Dutton William Lindsay Feezor Jack Delmar Fesperman Willie Lea Fowler J. V. Furr Hazel Vernoy Gibson CLASS MEMBERS Margaret Plyler Greene Eddie Hall Charles Helton Kenneth S. Herman. Jr. Sarah Frances Herman Dwight J. Huneycutt Hazel Mae Jenkins Helen Ann King CARRIE SENORA KLUTTZ John Truett Lennon Helen Gertrude Lewis John Upchurch Lilly Eula Frances Little Billy Long John Daniel Love Ivan Huston Lyons Ruth Virginia Mabry Preston Matthews Sarah Edith Matthews Mary Frances McClure Charlotte L. Montgomery George Needham Walter Norris Nina Lucile Owen Sara Owen Adam Samuel Peeler. Jr. Charles H. Penninger William Frank Plyler Gladys Eveleen Poplin Charles Selle Louise L. Shaver Alex Shumolis Reginald Sipe Margaret Smith Marie Smith Nolle Swearngan Harold Henry Thomas Jessie Warren Thomas Joseph R. Thomasson Pennel Jesse Tillett Xenophon Tysinger William Lee Ussery Carmen Vernon Doris Lee Webster Margaret E. Wilson Page Tiventy-one Jfresljman Class Almond Bame Bass Bennett Bingham BlONDI Blalock Bost Bradford Carpenter Causey CLONTZ Cochrane Creech Crook Dutton Feezor Fesperman Fowler Furr Gibson Greene Helton Herman Herman Jenkins King Kluttz Lewis Lilly Page Twenty-two Jfresfjman Class Little Matthews Penninger SWEARNGAN Long McClure Plyler Thomas Love Montgomery Poplin Thomas Webster Lyons Needham Shaver T homasson Wilson Mabry Norris SMITH USSERY Matthews Owen Smith Vernon Page Twenty-three ss cl)ool Brown Carpenter Lahser Stewart H UPSON Stokes Mentors Mary Elizabeth Brown Catherine Carpenter W. Roy Hudson. Jr. Conrad Lahser Robert Powell Stewart Ruth Stokes Dielenback CER HARin Hull Lindlev Juniors Mary Dillenback Frances Hull Betty Gerhardt Marjorie D. Lindley Page Tu cnty-four ®onk ®iun (irgatmalinuB $a fa Ca Charlotte Fisher.................................................... Editor EMMA Davis Assistant Editor E. L. CLINE, Jr. Business Manager EVERETTE BASS . Assistant Business Manager Frances Barringer Editorial Staff Dora Gene Martin Business Staff Ruth Peeler Editorial Staff James Ray Clark Business Staff Preston Matthews Editorial Staff Jack Blalock . Business Staff Virginia Kluttz................................................... Typist Eva Jane Freeman................................................ Typist Catherine Wiseman . Typist Miss Spencer Sponsor Mr. Con boy...................................................... Sponsor Page Ticenty-six n ¥orcf) Ruth Peeler Dorothy Tysinger P. H. Scarboro. Jr. Jack Blalock . .....................Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Gang-Wav For Campbell Topples Tl o- - r, IM'eillcr Cant hers From the editor’s Sophomore Class i esk Meets Rr.id What OlWn S.i - Scl... rinf Suprrla' Student-Faculty 'ocii ’on boy ro Faculty New Books Added To the Library Alumni Notes rU yr ‘I V• 'l ! It tl ' M� Ibir V Mr • 1 Alumni Wed ki............... p i m ' ttts .(.m hi.-a a . ■ • •• • ■ ' -■ • ' ' • . !• ' •• 0� • i ■ i;;, „1 M, for • ’• ' ' ■ . I ' 'uni. 1- :• r|.. -.mi ?!: • M. ;,l:‘ 1 .'l l ... M .m.I ’.ff. ... V.iin|.rt(i!; ! � v.-. .,i . I,- . . ih.................. ' I • ■ Hu.-. ■•■'i W:, ... r. i.’Ir. T. i ... .. If. k.i .................. v. • .� ? - c r I, . u ., V. .- i-Wtn- « ••; . -it-. .. • -r «... K « VII M .n—1 c .-.rl. - ’.V.' ,s a ... ■I.i.I.-. M- I ... t . 11 ■ Prayer Meetings Dora Gene Martin Edith Matthews Charles Stone . . . Pearl Bost E. L. Cline. Jr. . Romie Stokes .... Roy Hudson . Claude Kesler James Ray Clark . Carmen Vernon . . Doris Holler Tom Redwine Miss Spencer Mrs. Armfield Campus Editor Society Editor Literary Editor Girls’ Sports ...............Boys’ Sports . . . Exchange Editor .............. Joke Editor Circulation Editor Assistant Circulation Editor ................. T ypist Typist T ypist Sponsor .................. Sponsor Page Tu'enty-seven Student-Faculty Council R. V. D. Pihje Tiventy-eight Page Twenty-nine Girl Reserves Joseph Beaman Harry Starnes E. L. Cline. Jr. Harry L. Mintz. Jr Dean Seay . President rice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OUR PURPOSE We unite in the desire to aid in the development of a Christian World by developing the individual mentally, physically, morally and spiritually.” Motto: Build for character: not for fame. Paae Thirty §. w. c. a. Mary Alice Yount President Bonnie Elliott Vice-President Doris Holler Secretary RUTH GIBSON........................................................ Treasurer Miss Emma I. Madciff................................................. Sponsor OUR PURPOSE “We unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task we seek to understand Jesus and follow Him.’’ Motto: (T am come that they might have Life, and that they might have it■ more abundantly. ” Page Thirty-one Piigt Thirty-tico Hpworth League Cabinet Glee Club Orchestra Page Thirty-three look AtljUtira Boys' Intramural Basketball Girls' Intramural Basketball Page Thirty-six N E EDHAM- CENTER SUITCH-CEN'TER TOLLE -COACH hart-forward ill HARWARD-FORWARD LOVE - GUARD CLINE-FORWARD FESPtRMAN- GUARD CHANEY- FORWARD U GLfV� - GUARD CAtkffN rtft. i.amsepl CLARK-GUARD SK E T 6 H V OLOVEPv. B I. A l. O C k- M A NAG E R Page Thirty-seven Claude Kksler Best Lookin i Rov Glover Most Colic ci in to II ittiest Most Talkative Most A nnoyinci Mary Alii i Voi' t Friendliest Most Sincere Most Dependable Most Loyal Beatrice Johnston Best Look in ii Most Talented Most A ccum plished Virginia Klutt Best Dressed Ruth Peeler Most I) ia n ified Most Ambitious Harry Starnes Most Ambitious. Rum if. Stokes Most Studious Emma Davis Most Conceited Dora E. Martin Best All-Round Most I nfluential Most Colleiiiate IVittit st Most Popular Most Orioinal Best Leader Best Sport Everette B ss Must Business-Likt Pade rhirtu-eniht Charlotte Fisher Must Business-Like Bonme Elliott Most Con rteou s Neatest Harry Mintz Best All-Round Most Dignified Most Cou rteous Friendliest Most Sincere Most Dependable Most Influential Best Leader Most Loyal Peter Suitch Most Athletic Most Talented Frances Barringer Most Talkative Bingest Flirt Charles Stone Most Intclleclual Most Original Most Accomplished Ruth Holbrooks C utest James Ray Clark Best Sport Dorothy Tysinger Most Intellectual Most Athletic Most Studious Frank Haward Cutest Best Dressed Neatest Most Conceited E. L. Cline Most Popular Page Thirty-nine Congratulations SOPHOMORES Sincere Best Wishes Tor Your Success In Life ★ C. D. PLYLER DEALER IN General Merchandise Lespedeza, Clover and Field Seeds CROSS TIES AND ALL KINDS OE WOOD. LOGS. LUMBER AND REAL ESTATE Misenheimer, N. C. Pane Forty-two Belk-Harry Co. Salisbury's Largest and Best Congratulations Department Store To The SOPHOMORES YOU SAVE BY TRADING WITH US. VISIT OUR READY-TO-WEAR DE- PARTMENT. YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND THE NEWEST AND SMART- EST DRESSES, COATS, AND HATS HERE. • J. L. FISHER SALISBURY, N. C. SALISBURY, N. C. Phone 11 Page I orty - three Palmer Furniture Company, Inc. FURNITURE DEALERS ANI) FUNERAL DIRECTORS A mbulance Service PHONE 117 ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Salecby Distributing Co. Wholesale Fruits and Produce Phones 17 and 18----Long Distance 918.3 SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Your Friend, A. B. Saleeby Congratulations To The Students and Faculty of Pfeiffer Junior College Pure — Upon The Progress You Hare Made Wholesome — During The Past Year. Satisfying — Refreshment + WHEN YOU NEED HARDWARE, PAINTS, SPORTING GOODS, AUTO TIRES, BUILDING MATERIALS, ELECTRICAL GOODS, SEE US, AS WE WILL TRY TO SERVE YOU EFFICIENTLY. nfheerwine l Stanley Hardware Company On All Occasions ALBEMARLE, N. C. It's Good Taste Phones 10 and 93 Page Forty-tour E. C. KLUTTZ Building Contractor and Building Supplies Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes 205 NORTH SPRING STREET PHONE 308-L Concord, N. C. Page Forty-five Con fra filiations to o Pfeiff, er On Their First Annual Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Granite Quarry, N. G. Compliments of J. E. FISHER Granite Quarry, N. G. Special Representative of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. Greensboro, N. G. Page Forty-six Compliments of BELK’S DEPT. STORE ALBEMARLE, N. C. • A Complete Line of MEN’S SUITS FURNISHINGS Also Complete Line of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR, YARD GOODS, AND SHOES COMPLIMENTS OF Harry E. Lindley Sales Engineer + Building Products and Equipment ATLANTA, GA. B AMB Y BREAD-CAKES BAKED BY SALISBURY BAKERY SALISBURY, N. C. 0 Photographs In This Annual MADE BY Alexander Studios South Main St. SALISBURY, N. C. Phone 248 Page Forty-seven Lillian Knitting Albemarle, N. Mills Co. c. Manufacturers of Ladies' Full-Fashioned Hosiery. Also Children's and Ladies' Fine Seamless Anklets With Last ex Tops. Sold To Wholesale Trade. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SOPHOMORES OF PFEIFFER JUNIOR COLLEGE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ALBEMARLE, N. C. A Complete Banking Service MEMBERS Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of THE Community Store ALBEMARLE, N. C. A Complete Line of Fancy Meats and Groceries Page Forty-eight Compliments of Compliments of Efird’s Department Store J. W. Hudson and Son + Fancy Groceries - - ■ ■ - - Quality Meats EVERYTHING IN POPULAR PRICE MERCHANDISE FOR MEN • ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES Dial 201 — Delivery Service ALBEMARLE, N. C. GRANITE QUARRY, N. C. Compliments and Rest Wishes OF A MODERN DRUG CONDUCTED WITH THE OLD FASHIONED SPIRIT OF UNSELFISH SERVICE TO HU- MANITY. Morrow Brothers AND Heath Company Inc. DEALERS IN ★ Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Building Materials ALBEMARLE DRUG COMPANY “The Friendly Drug Store ’ Groceries, Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers Buyers of Cotton, Cotton Seeds and Other Farm Products ALBEMARLE, N. C. Page Forty-nine “ ” am there abcati Bringing “Yon Wens that's Salisbury Morning Herald PHONES 487-488 H. L. LYERLY AND SONS Dry Goods and Notions Furniture, Fresh Meats, Staple and Fancy Groceries PHONE NO. 271 GRANITE QUARRY, N. C. H. B. LYERLY SERVICE STATION Fires, Pubes, Gas, Oil, Greasing Dynamite, Gaps, Fuse, Other Blasting Supplies GRANITE QUARRY, N. C. PHONE 371 JOE MOSS GAS OIL—WASHING GREASING—AUTO ACCESSORIES FIRESTONE GOODYEAR TIRES — EXIDE BATTERIES GROCERIES, CONFECTIONS, SANDWICHES ICE CREAM, COLD DRINKS Richfield, N. G. Page Fifty E. W. WAGONER Building Contractor o Salisbury, N. G. JANE FREEMAN HALL ERECTED 1937 Page Fifty-one For Speedy HEADACHE Relief ALSO NEURALGIA, MUSCULAR ACHES AND OTHER SIMPLE INORGANIC ACHES AND PAINS, TRY A PREPARATION THAT DOES NOT LEAVE YOU JITTERY AND UPSET - - “Snap Back STANBACK” TRIAL SIZE 10c ECONOMY SIZE 25c Stanback Company, Salisbury, N. C. FOIL MOTOR COMPANY + Chrysler — Plymouth + Sales and Service SALISBURY, N. C. 211 E. Innes St. Tel. 1852 Compliments of the Family Shoe Store SALISBURY, N. C. For Your Next Pair of Fine Shoes and Hosiery Page Fifty-tu'o “It Pays to Look Well” SANITARY BARBER SHOP Rockwell, N. C. — See Your Barber Regularly — JOHN CULP, Prop. LOUIS ROTHROCK L. COUNCILL POWLES Funeral Director and TELEPHONE 282 Rockwell, N. G. Accept Our Compliments FOR GOOD HOT BISCUITS AND ALL GENERAL PURPOSE BAKING USE “PURITY FLOUR” + Richfield Milling Company, Inc. Richfield, N. G. Page Fifty-three “It Pays to Look ” VISIT THE SALISBURY HOTEL BARBER SHOP SALISBURY, N. C. W. O. RYBURN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Cars ALBEMARLE, N. C. Phone 421 ji J. E. GANTT Plumbing and Heating ALL WORK GUARANTEED Williams Oil-O-Matic Oil Burner Conco Coal Stokers Phones 177-213 ALBEMARLE, N. C. D. A. “Gus” Moose M. W. Drye M. D. HABERDASHERY AND CLEANERS 219 W. Main St.—Phone 358 ALBEMARLE, N. C. Step Out With A New Spring Suit. Stock Two Prices Only $16.50 and $19.75 F. MATTRESS CO. Auto lopping — Finishing U pholstering Phone 169-L ALBEMARLE, N. C. Compliments of J. H. (DICK) LYERLYS “Fire Chief” Gasoline and Other Texaco Products GRANITE QUARRY, N. C. Economy Auto Supply Goodrich Tires “Everything For The Car” WEST MAIN STREET ALBEMARLE, N. C. G. C. MORTON CO. Sells Best Merchandise F or Lowest Cost ALBEMARLE, N. C. Page Fifty-four Friends of Pfeiffer C. E. Brown, M.D. B. L. Harward John W. Zimmerman Mrs. J. E. Mauney T. M. Byrd L. R. Gaskin, M.D. L. L. Walton John W. Artz S. O. Holland Miss Margaret Hoover W. L. Mann E. W. Poole Harry E. Lindley H. S. Melton John L. Rivers G. W. Fisher H. G. Turner Miss M artha Fisher J. A. Little Miss Sue Reese Dr. and Mrs. John S. Gaskin Page Fifty-five Compliments of Greer Hardware Co. SALISBURY, N. C. + A Complete Line of Household and Farm Implements Printing and Binding BY Observer Printing House CHARLOTTE, N. C. WE SELL ONLY NATIONALLY AD- VERTISED MERCHANDISE. IF YOU DON’T SEE IT IN THE ESQUIRE, WE DO NOT SELL IT. Allen Clothing Store EXCLUSIVE OUTFITTERS ALBEMARLE, N. C. ACKNOWLEDGMENT After many months of arduous toil and wholehearted effort the 10 38 PaJaCa is at last a reality. The success of this year book and the continued publication of similar PaJaCa’s trom year to year depends entirely upon the approval you give it. It is our sincere hope that our efforts have not been in vain. Only inadequately can we thank those who have assisted in the preparation of the PaJaCa. To each person who has contributed anything, we extend our appreciation. 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