Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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Bob Richardson of the class of ' 44 writes: I have been in the Navy for six weeks, and I can say that I have enjoyed it as much as any six weeks that I ' ve spent anywhere except at Pfeiffer. Theron Caudle of the class of 44 writes: It seems strange being away from Pfeiffer. 1 can ' t even begin to say how much 1 miss everything. There ' s just something lacking here, something that made life at Pfeiffer so wonderful. ' ' Young Allen of the class of ' 43 writes: It won ' t be long until spring, and I almost get homesick when I think of the springtime evenings at Pfeiffer. Max Meeks of the class of ' 44 writes: I see in The Torch where the Y ' is still fortunate enough to have enough boys to carry them through the year. I wish I could have come back to serve out my office as president. It is really a wonderful organization to belong to. You can never realize how much those things mean to you until you find yourself in the midst of a mess like this. Claude W. Kesler of the class of ' 38 writes: I often dieam of those days at P. J. C. and wonder if I will ever be that happy anywhere else. Buck Wagoner of the class of ' 42 writes: I like it fine here, but to me there is no place quite like Pfeiffer. I am sure that I spent some of the happiest days of my life on campus there. Boyce Gaston of the class of ' 42 writes: It was great being able to spend one more night at my ole Alma Mater, and I still say it ' s the best in the world. I had the best two years of my life there. Guess that ' s why I miss it so much. H. H. Cummings of the class of ' 35 writes: I am enjoying my work, getting along fine, and am continually thinking of Pfeiffer and trying to live up to the ideals and principles taught to us by her faculty. Chaplain (Capt.) John D. Barringer of the class of ' 35 writes: I have not been able to keep in close contact with Pfeiffer, as you know. But nevertheless. I am still interested in her and what she is doing in the field of education. It is with a great deal of joy and pride that I hear of the wondertul progress the Alma Mater has made since she sent me forth in the spring of 1935. Cpl. Pearle M. Selle of the class of ' 33 writes: Thoughts of the school and my friends there have been with me all along and much of what I am today I owe to training received at your school . I shall always remember Pfeiffer and the days I spent there with great satisfaction and loving memories. The place seems almost like home to me as I ' ve watched it grow from a high school to an accredited Junior College. I ' m proud to be a member of the alumni of such a fine school.

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