Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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FRANCES Wain Granite Quarry, N. C. Y. Y. C. A., ’39-’41: Rowe Hall ice-President, '40- '41; Y. A. A.. ’39-'41; French Club, ’39- 41; Chorus, 39- '41; Choir, ’40-’41; Torch Staff, ’40-’41; Associate Editor PaJaCa, ’40-'41; Captain Intramural Basketball. '40-’41 ; Captain Intramural Soccer, ’40-’41. David Lee Wilson Littleton. N. C. Y. M. C. A., '40- 41; Debate Club, ’3S-’39. Earl Williams Concord. N. C. Y. M. C. A., ’39- 41; arsitv Basketball, '39- 41; Base- ball, ’39-’40; Vice-President Sophomore Class, '40-’41 ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ’40-’41; R. W. D., '40-'41; Captain Intramural Football, ’40-'41 ; Chorus, ’40-'41. Yvonne Worthy Cedartown. Ga. Y. W. C. A., ’39-’41 ; R. Y. D.. ’39-'41; Queen Esther, 39-'41; Home Economics Club. 39-'41 ; W. A. A., ’39-’41. COLLEGE SONG In the state of Carolina Is a spot I love the best, Where friendship true Takes the hand of you And leads you with the rest— To Pfeiffer College, Pfeiffer College Here’s our song to you; We’ll defend your standards In whate’er we do; We ll march on with Christ our leader, hollowing our King; Pfeiffer College. Pfeiffer College— To thee we sing. j

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 I t L Pi I i OF 1941 ROZELL SHU MOL IS ... Canton. N. C. V. Y. C. A., ’39-’41; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ‘40-'41; V. A. A., ’39-’41; W. A. A. Cabinet, '40-’41; To-rch Staff, '40-’41; Merner Hall Council. ’40-?41; Home Economics Club, ’39-’41; Order of Sundial, ’40-'41. JAMES STEELE . Salisbury, N. C. Y. M. C. A., ’39-’41; Order of Sundial, ’40-’41; Captain Intramural Football, ’39-’40; Varsity Basketball, '39-’4Q; Tennis, ’40; Business Manager Torch, ’40-41; Band, ’39-’40. Miriam Small Badin N. C. Y. W. C. A., ’40-’41 ; R. W. D., ’40-’41 ; W. A. A., ’39-'41; Queen Esther, ’39-’41; Chorus, ’40-’41; Torch Staff, ’40-’41; French Club, ’40-’41. Evelyn Styles . Canton. N. C. Y. W. C. A.. ’39-’41; Y. Y. C. A. Cabinet, ’40-’41; R. W. D., ’40-’41; Home Economics Club, ’39-’41; W. A. A., ’39-’41. Mary Alice Smith . Oakboro. N. C. Y. Y. C. A., ’39-'41; R. Y. I)., ’39-’41; Chorus, '40- ’41; Home Economics Club, ’39-’40; Home Economics Club Cabinet, ’39-’40. MARGARET ANN SWETTING Berlin. Wis. Y. W. C. A., ’39-'41; Y. A. A.. ’39-'41; R. W. D., ’39-’41 ; French Club, ’39-’41; Tench Staff. ’40-’41; Queen Esther, ’39-’41; Chorus, ’39-'41; Choir, ’40-'41; Home Economics Club, ’39-'41. Rachel Snyder.............................. Denton. N. C. Y. W. C. A., ’39-’41; R. W. D., ’39-’41; W. A. A., ’39- ’41; Cheer Leader, ’39-’41; Captain Intramural Basketball. ’39- 41; Captain Intramural Soccer, ’40-’41. Kate St. Clair ..............................Salem. Va. Y. W. C. A., ’39-’41; Y. Y. C. A. Cabinet, ’40-’41; R. W. D., ’39-’41; W. A. A., ’39-’41; Debate Club, ’39- ‘41; Choir, ’40-’41; Chorus, ’39-’41; Order of Sundial, ‘40- '41; Rowe Hall Council, ’40-’41; Social Committee, ’39-’40. Newell Thomas................................ Biscoe, N. C. Y. M. C. A., 53S-’41; Opal Cross, ’39-’40. Charles Tolle................................Windfall, Ind. Y. M. C. A., ’39-'41 ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ’40-‘41 ; Debate Club, ’39-’40; Chorus, ’39-’41; Varsity Basketball, ’39-’41; All-State Second Team. ’39-’40; Choir. ’40-41; R. Y. I)., ’39-’40; Track, ‘39-’41; Captain Intramural Football, ’39-‘40; Co-Captain Basketball Team, ‘40-’41. f

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' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of the 19 39-40 school year, 1 1 6 Freshmen enrolled at Pfeiffer. After a hectic week of initiation and introduction to the general college curriculum, they con- vened for the election of class officers. Jimmy Steele was chosen President, and Roy Brown. Vice-President. Under the leadership of these students and the sponsorship of Miss Canfield and Mr. Lefko. the class spun into progress and took its place on the campus and in the classroom. Several students became members of the “Order of the Sundial ”; and at the end of each semester, a host of Freshmen’s names was on the Dean’s Honor Roll. An eventful year it was—filled with outstanding Freshman achievements in scholastic work, in varsity and intramural athletics, and in the varied fraternity life on the campus. In September, 1940, only 63 registered as Sophomores; but by the middle of the year, four more were added, making a total of 67. Fred Sabo was elected President; Earl Wil- liams, Vice-President; and Martha Huney- cutt, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors for the year were Miss Ricketts and Mr. Winkler. In the field of student leadership in campus activities, Roy Brown was chosen editor of the Torch, and Donald Durham became editor of the PaJaCa, the college yearbook. A book of student compositions in prose and poetry, entitled “The Voice of the Lark,’’ was pub- lished under the direction of Miss Spencer. Other activities of the school year included the annual Washington Ball, the All-School Banquet, the Alumni Banquet, the class play, and the May Day Program. i