Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

N ' Vv, I] - «Wlif-, It is with mixed emotions that we greet the end of this, our last year at Pfeiffer. Hopefully, eagerly, we look towards the future and its promises; sorrowfully at the pas!:, rich with its me 11 ow i ng memor ies. As a final tribute and as an inspiration to the sophomores, we have compiled this book. It is our hope that we have been able to leave in this book memories that will not fade with time. May the appreciation of high ideals, faith, knowledge, and the memories we have acquired during the last two years at Pfeiffer, be symbolized in this year’s PaJaCa. emoncwi FABIO RIVAS Born in Chaparro, Oriente, Cuba, November 1 1, 1927. Died at Pfeiffer Junior College, Misenheimer, N. C., January 8, 1948. Buried in Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Misenhei- mer, N. C. He sleeps beneath the shadow of the clouds, careless alike of sunshine or storm, in the win- dowless palace of rest. Our friend and college mate loved us and was beloved by all. In his three years in this country he acquired a fluent use of our language and a love of the American way of life. He planned to remain in America, to become a permanent citizen. Sociable and adaptable, fond of sports and enthusiastic in college activities and spirit, he leaves a vacancy and deep regret in the hearts of all who knew him. With his mother and his sister, Alicia, we grieve for our companion. Life is ever Lord of death And Love can never lose its own. To Mrs. Jesse Cruse, affectionately known as Mrs. Vera , we dedicate this year’s PaJaCa. She came to Pfeiffer with our class and through these past two years has become a very close friend to all of us. By sharing our joys, sorrows, our successes, and failures, she has won a place in our hearts. By dedicating to her this yearbook, we give to her a remembrance of the class of ’48. We, the Pfeiffer student body, will always hold in our hearts the memory of Mrs. Vera . Chi M. Waggoner President Vale To The Sophomores When you pick up this PuJaC, twenty- five years from now and idly leaf through it, I hope you will recall the pleasant time you have had at Pfeiffer. Though we have not always agreed on everything, we have had some good times together. Come back to Pfeiffer often. Sincerely, Chi M. Waggoner Mrs. V. D. Batten Registrar Van G. Hinson Dean of Instruction Helen M. Waggoner Deafi of Women Mabel Edgerton Bursar ■ — Beatrice Balayan History, Freud?, Economics Winifred Bateman Alusic Marjorie Burns Physical Edit cat ion. Hygiene Mrs. Kate J. Dobbs A1 a sic Juliet Endley Librarian Mary Floyd Bible Mary Gordy Home Economics Mrs. Van G. Hinson Alathc malics Ni holas H. Lefko Pb) ica! Education, Hygiene . o Grace McCarthy H i story Patty Petty English, Art Sally Salathiel Language Melvin Scarlett English, Dramatics Roy F. Sommer Chemistry. Physics, Calculus Benjamin Thompson Biolop v o J Aline Ward English Mrs. Ruth Webb Commercial Barbara Zum Brunnen Bookkeeping, Accounting Mrs. R. E. Buchanan House Mother Washington Hall Mrs. Willie Davis House Mother Cline Hall Mrs. Alice Gantt Dietitian Alice Kelly Assistant Dietitian Mrs. Ella Lefler House Mother jane Freeman Mrs. Mary P. Morris Flo use Mother Rowe Hall John Stilwell Engineer Heath Williams Bookkee per Mrs. S. S. Wolfe: House Mother Werner Flail f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jennings Buckley Rader . President Tommy Ridenhour . [’ice-President H. C Trexler....................Treasurer Ava Caudle......................Secretary Here, we are finished, our task completed, but to- morrow our task begins anew—this time, though, it s for keeps. + 12 + John Howard Allen John El Dorado, N. C. Fellowship (-roup, 1, 2; VM.l ., Chorus, 1. 2; P.R.M.C., 2. )ean m Haas Alspauc.h jean Winston-Salem, N. C, Home Economic . ( lui� . I, 2: M.i ( oiirl. 2 ; Y.W.C.AI . : PdJilCu St,ill, 2, Edgar M. Andrews, |r. Ed” Leaksville, N. C . Veterans « Inh, I 2 Y.M.( P B M.C., 2. Daniel Edwin Bailey Ed” Albemarle, N. C. Billy Wayne Barber Bill Salisbury, N. C. Phi Theta Kappa, 2; Y.M.C.A., 2: Pfeif- fer News, 2; Treasurer, Science Club, 1, 2; Veterans Club, 1, 2; Intramurals, 1, 2. Grady Ross Barringer Taffy” Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Debate Club, 2; PaJaCa StalT, 2; Chorus. 2: Secretary, Y.M.C.A., 2: Fellowship Group, 2: President, Deadline Club. 2; Order of Sundial, 2. + 13 + Veterans Club, 2; Y.M.C.A., 2; Student Council, 1 ; Fellowship Group, 1 ; Speak- ers and Actors Guild, 1. David G. Bennett 'Dave' Charlotte, N. C. Thomas Benton Bennett Red Norwood, N. C. Georgina Bernal Georgina Chaparra, Cuba Veteran:- Club, 1. 2. Treasurer, 1. Vice- President. 2: Y.M.C.V. 1. 2: P.B.M.C.. 2; Intramural?, 1, 2. Captain. 2: PnJaCa, 2, Advertising Manager. Veterans Club. 1. 2: Student Council. 2: Basketball. 1, 2: Baseball. I: Intramurals. 1. 2. Y.W.C.A.. 2: Home Economics Club, 1: I.R.C.. 1. Warren P. Bethel Warren' Charlotte, N. C. Veterans Club, 2; Presbyterian Junior (1 11 lege r i ml bil II, 1 . Herbert M. Biddle, |r. Mac Carolina Beach, N. C. Edwin E. Boone Neon Albemarle, N. C. + 14 + V y Mixed Chorus. 1. 2: Order of Sundial, 2; Y.M.C.V., 1. 2, President, 2; Student Council, 2. Helen Jane Boone Albemarle, N. C. Home Economics Club. 1; c.horns. 1. 2; Y.W.C.A., 1. 2; Cheerleader. 1. - : W 1. 2. President. 2. |ames L. Rose Isch Kannapolis, N. C. P B M.( . I. Veterans lub, l. 2 : .lu - riis, 1. 2. ( aridad Bravo Cm hit n he Marianao, 1 labana, C uba HMine l miimiii11 (.lull. 2 ; . W 2: I.lid ., I ; . . ., I. Barbara Elaine Bruton Brute Biscoe, N. C. Y.W.C.A., 1. 2: Fellowship C roup, 1, 2: W.A.A., 1. Brodus Flynn Burrage, |r. ''Flynn” Misenheimer, N. C. Student Council, 1 ; Veterans Club, 1. Joyce Adele Cannon Popgun Charlotte, N. C. Y.W.C.A.. 1. 2: W.A.A.. 1. 2; Home Economics Club, 1; Intramurals, 1. 2; PaJaCa. 2. + 15 + Joe E. Cash Joe Yadkinville, N. C. Y.M.C.A.: P.B.M.C.: Choru . I. 2. Ava Caudle Ava Peachland, N. C. Home Economic Club. 2: Student Coun- cil. 2-J Phi Theta Kappa. 2: Veteran Club, 1. 2. Secretary, 1. 2; Class Secre- tary, 2: Y.W.C. .. ]. 2. Billy Hugh Cline Bril'’ Kannapolis, N. C. Fellowship Croup. 1. 2. Vice-President, 2: Y.M.C.A., 1. 2: Chorus, 1, 2. Harry Edward C i ine, |r. Slick” Concord, N. C. Y .M.t .. 1. 2: Chorus. 1, 2: I’iiJuI i. |osi.ph D. Collins Joe Kannapolis, N. C. P.B.M.C., I. 2: Y.M.C.A.. 2; Veterans Club, 1. 2: I’frifjrr 2. Cora Lee Conner Cora Candler, N. C. I.ICC.. 1: Speakers and Actors Guild, 1. 2; Y.W.C. .. 1. 2: Fellowship Group, I. 2: Delta P� i Omega, I, 2. + 16 Ben C. Courts “Sleepy Reidsville, N. C. Ba 'ball. 1.2; Basketball. 1; Intramural?. 1. 2; I.R.C., 2; P.B.M.C., ; V.M.C.A.. 1. 2. Robert R. Creech Bob Concord, N. C. Veterans Club. 1, 2; Y.M.C.A., Vivian H. Cress Red Concord, N. C. V 1, 2. V ire -1’ re hi dent, 2 : Hume Economies, I, 2, Secretary, 2; Order of Sundial, 2, Secretary; Fellowship Group, I ; Della INi Omega, 2; Chorus, I, 2; St mien t (.nil tic i I, 2. Tobias King Culp, Jr. “Toby Rockwell, N. C. Veterans Club. 2; Y.M.C.A., 2. Ruth Davis Charles H. Deese Ruth F’og” Yadkinville, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. Home dent. Theta Economics Club, 1. 2, Vice-Presi 2; Y.W.C.A.. 1. 2; W.A.A., 1; Phi Kappa, 2. Chorus. 1. 2; P.B.M.C., 1. 2; PaJaCa, 2 Y.M.C.A., 1. 2. I + 17 + . David McLane Dennis “Beethoven Troy, N. C. Lewis Baxter Eller, ]r. L. B Granite Quarry, N. C. liuskrtball. 1: Chorus. 1, 2: P.B.M.C.. J: Y.M.C.A.. 1: Veteran- Club. 1, 2. Marie Foard Marie” Indian Trail, N. C. Y . .C. A.. 1. J: Homo Economies (JuL Richard K. Fow ler “Ricky Charlotte, N. C. Xmli'iit Council. 1!, ire-I’rc-idmt : Y..YI. C.A., I : Clans iri • 1‘ro-iiloii1, 1 ; Veterans Club. 1. 2. J Mary Ann Lurches fr Miss-Ex press ion Salisbury, N. C. 2: YV. .A.. 1. Glen R. Gale Glen Roy” Mount Croi han, S. (.. 18 '� a.. .. i. ( .horn-, 1; I’.M.YI.( ., 1. J. Pre-blent, 2. William Alfred Goodman “Brains Concord, N. C. I. II. C.. I : C. 111 r 11 I. 2 : I’.B.M.t... 2: I’lii Iheta kappa, Ci.avton Bryan Gray S b Wadesboro, N. C. P.li.M.C.. 2: derails ( Iuli, I, 2; l)ia- malics Club, 2, Willie Kenneth ( awn Bill” Concord, N. C. I.ICC.. 1.2; P.H.M.C., 2 ; l ,ihi u, 2. Colleen Anne Harder Collie Manassas, Va. Student Council, 2: Y.W.C.A.. 1. 2: Fellowship Group. 1. 2. Secretary. 2; Phi rheta Kappa, 1. 2. President, 2; PfeiQtr ftcs, 1. ✓ John Clifton Harper Smiley Durham, N. C. I.R.C., 1: Y.M.C.A.. 1,2; Veterans Cl.ih 1. 2: Debating Club. 2. Vice-President. Fred A. Hill. Fred Salisbury, N. C. P.B.M.C.. 2; Kellow-hip (.roup, 1. 2. + 19 + L. Irene Hill Renee Clemmons, N. C. Speaker? and Actor? Guild. 1. 2: 'ft .A.A.. 2: Home Economics Club. 1. 2: Pfeiffer Veres. 2: PaJaCa. 2: Delta Psi Omesa. 2: Y.W.C.A.. 1. William C. Hinson, Jr. Bill Richfield, N. C. Veteran? Club. 1. 2: Y.M.C.A.. 1, 2. Maurice Wayne Hooks Hooks Charlotte, N. C. Y.M.C.A.. 2: Veterans Club. 2. Mahlon E. Honeycutt Alahlon Wendell, N. C. Y.M.C.A., 1. 2; Veteran Club. 1. 2: Pnjnf n. 2; Intramural . 1, 2: P.B.M.C., 1. Robert Delmus Horde Bob Lawndale, N. C. Brevard; eteran Club, Basketball. Ten- nis, Y.M.C.A.. Veterans Club, 2; Y.M. C.A., 2. Ernest Melvin Howell Chicken Draper, N. C. Veterans Club. 1. 2; A .M.C.A., 1. ♦ 20 + Mary Jon James Dhlma |. )ordon Mary Margaret Juboor Jonnie” Deln a tf Margaret Wadesboro, N. C. Albemarle, N. C Salisbury, N. ( . Y.W.C.A., I. Student Council, 1; W.A.A., I ; Delta Psi Ontcga. 2; P.B M.C., 2; Max Court, 1; Speakers and ctors Guild. 2, Fellowship Croup, 1 ; Speakers and e- t ■ Guild, 1; Basketball, I, 2; Veterans Club, I : Y M.( . I 2; Student Coun cil 2 I, 2, Seerelar and Ireasnrei, 2; Y.W.t , ., I, 2, lieasuiei. 2; Uimih, I Phi I In la Kappa, I. 2, Senetary, 2; Market hall 1. 2: Fellowship Croup, I, 2. James Edward King Durante Mooresville, N. C. Order of Sundial, 2; P.B.M.C., 1. 2,; I. R-C-, 1. 2; Pfeitjer Aeitx. 2: Deadline Club, 2; Y.M.C.A., 1, 2; Chorus, 1; Barbell Club, 1. 2. James Franklin Kirk Jimmie” Gold Hill, N. C. Intramurals, 1. 2: eterans Club. 1. 2. Merle Elizabeth Kluttz Merle Salisbury, N. C. Chorus. 1. 2; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2; W.A.A. 1; PaJuCa, 2; May Queen, 2. ♦ 21 + Russell M. Kluttz ”Rnf' Albemarle, N. C. Celeste Rebekah Knox Rusty” Mt. Mourne, N. C. George Levan George Bellmoro, N. Y. Chorus. 1. 12: Fellowship Croup. 1, 2: I'ratt Inst. N. C. State. 'i.W.t 1. : S l u iIimi | Council, 2. Barbara Ann Lilia Herbert J. Life Bobb)” Danville, Va. Hub” Albemarle, N. C. Joseph V. Lowe, |r. Va Iie” Wadesboro, N. C. Ilonic I conoinicH t.lnli. 1.2; .W.C.A.. Seienre Club, 1. 1, 2. Unlri ol Siiinli.il, 2: Baseball. 1. + 2? f Marcell K. Low der “ALm'ell Albemarle, N. C. W . 1. 2; Y.W.C. . I. : Horn� I i itmuiiii ' C.lul� , I. 2; I’lijtii a. 2. Marvin W. Lawing Mtrrw” Charlotte, N. C. 'I.M.C.A., 1. 2; Veternus C.lul� , I: . • hr Nens. I, 2. It 11 h i 11 «� � • Manuari. 2: Cl.11. a«ler, I. 2; P.IJ.M.t .. I. WAI I I R |. 1 .1 I AK I K A bbie Concord, N. C. I 111 I In-la Kappa, 2: I’.lt.M.C.. 2. Snn lary, 2. Clegg Wayne Mabry Se tutor Albemarle, N. C. Veterans Club, 1, 2; P.B.M.C., 2: Stu- dent Council. 2, Marshal: Phi Theta Kappa. 2: Pfrifjrr Yens, 2; Intramural� , 1, 2. William Henry Mabry Scroo ire ti Norwood, N. C. VM.C. ., 1; Veterans Club, 1; P.B.M.- C„ 2. Ruth E. MaKibbin Ri th e Harrisburg, Fa. Y.W.C.A., 1. 2: Phi Theta Kappa. 1. 2 Pfrifjrr Writ's. 1, 2, Editor. 2: I. K. —. I Speakers and Vctors Cuild, 2: P.B.M.C 1: Fellowship Croup. 1. y ♦ 23 t J J Douglas H. Marshall Choo-Choo Charlotte, N. C. Y.M.C.A., 1; 1. 2; PuJaCa. 1. Photographer. Philip Lligh Martin Phil” Charlotte, N. C. P.B.M.C., 1; Phi Theta Kappa, I, 2: Pfeiffer Yens. 2: PaJaCa. 2. Editor; Veterans Club, 1. Dw ight W. Mashburn Red” High falls, N. C. Fellowship Group, 1, 2; Y.M.C.A., 1. 2; Speakers and Actors Guild, 1. James Doyle McDuffie 'Duffie” Kannapolis, N. C. Pfeiffer t eu , 2: Lenoir Rhyne, 1; Bas- ketball, 2 ; Intramurals, 2. Harold Vernon McGee AUGee” High Point, N. C. Veterans Cluli, 1, 2; Clu“s President, 1. Mary Frances Mitchell Pepsi” Concord, N. C. Home Economics Club. 1. 2; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2; . V.A.. 2: PaJaCn. 2; Ma Court, + 24 + Fred Allen Morgan Eli” Gold Hill, N. C. Da Student. Frieda D. Morgan Frieda Midland, N. C. h «• I low s I� i |i ( 111111). 1, 2; Chorus, 1, 2 AV.C.A.. 1, 2. Giorc.i Lis ion Moori Bill Wilmington, N. C. M.C.A., I Sccretury, I ; Speakers limi rlnri (.mill. I, : I'jrifltfr Aero. I. 2, l: rhmipi' I ilitm, I. Managing I'.ditm, 2; (!I.ihs i n I' refill i‘ii I, I: ( umpw « Ser v • ire ('.on ut' i I. I; Student ( • 1111 ■ 11. I; ()nler ni Sundial. 2, President, 2: I- • • 11«� w • ship (. 11 1111. 2; Della I’m ( . 2. John Daniel Moose, (r. ‘'Termite Concord, N. C. Delta Psi Omega, 2; Intramurals. 2. Ernest H. Morton Buddy” Albemarle, N. C. Y.M.C.A., 1, 2, Vice-President. 1. 2: Order of Sundial, 2, Treasurer: Debating Club. 2; Speakers and Actors Guild, 2, Yice-Presidenet. Sarah Ruth Myers Rath Union Grove, N. C. W.A.A. 1, 2; Y.W.t 1, 2; Chorus 2: Delta Psi Omega. 2: American Uni- versity. 1. + 25 + Sarah Obias Sarita Matanzas, Cuba Hume Economic- Club. 1. 2: A.W.C.X., I : Y. . 1 : I.R.C.. 1. Larry H. Patterson rt Hass el” Kannapolis, N. C. I.K.C.. 1. 2: P.B.M.C.. 2; Veterans Club. 1.2: V.M.C. 2. Nancy Ellon Parsons Saucy Troy, N. C W.A.A.. 1, 2: Y.W.C.A., 1. 2: Home I rnnomir- ('.lnl . 2. James E. Plyler 7 Gold Hill, N. C I’.n.M1; Da Stii b nI, 2. Ervin H. Poole Pocket Kannapolis, N. C. V.M.r.A., 1. 2: OlioriiH, 1, 2; Inlr.i mural-. 1, 2: eteran- (’.lub. 1. 2. Jennings Buc kley Rader Back West Jefferson, N. C. I'fri Jer aws, 1; Veteran- Club, 1. 2: Deadline ('lub, 1. Treasurer; CulnCti. 2: P.B.M.C.. 1. 2; Intramural-, 1, 2. 1 ? ) + Clynton T. Ratliff Clint Morven, N. C. I'hi Theta Kappa, 2; Delta P i Oiueua. : Speakers ami etovs (.ml.I. I derails Club. 1. 2: Intramural . 1. 2. Ciioiu.i W. Ratliff jack Wades boro, N. C. Veteran Club, 1. : l‘ ijn Circu- lal Imi Manager: . M . ( . V .. 2. 111 n i Kelly R i i i Bear Biscoe, N. C. Ini rumu rals, 2; Veteran . ( Iuli. I. 1' Pft'iff rt Ve� • 1. 2 ; Den 11 line ( Iuli, I Ita-k. lliall, I. 2. Bob J. Redwine 'Wight W atchman Albemarle, N. C. Student Council. 1. 2. President. 2: M.C.A., 1. 2: Chorus, 1. 2; Veterans Club. 2: Order of Mindial. 2: Debating Club. 2. Colf.ne Rhyne Colene Sherrill’s F;ord, N. C. Home Economic Club. 1, 2. President. 2: .W .C.A.. 1, 2: Choru . 1: Speaker and Actors Guild. 1. Thomas Lynn Ridenhour Toni Concord, N. C. Chorus. 1. 2: Student Council. 2: .M. ( . 1. 2; r.!■ ■ i i Sundial, 2; Clas Treasurer, 1 : Class ice-Pre ident. 2 Baseball. 1. 2 PaJaCfl 2. Bonita M. Robinson Bonnie Cabot, Pa. Y.W.C.A., 1. 2: W.A.A., 2; Fellowship Group. 1, : P.B.M.C.. 1. Colleen M. Rodermund Colleen Rockwell, N. C. Y.W.C.A.. 1: Chorus. 1: W.A.A.. 1. Robert E. Rodermund Bob Rockwell, N. C. Veterans Club. 1. Walter Richard Ross Richard New London, N. C. « lerans Club. 1. 2. Treasurer. 1: PtlJaC (l, 2. Bookkeeper. Bob L. Russell Russ” Norwood. N. C. P.B.M.C.. 2: Y.M.C.A.. 1. Cecil E. Sedberry Red Troy, N. C. Veterans Club. 1. 2; P.B.M.C., I: Base- ball. 1. 2. 28 ♦ William Kerns Shankle '‘Bill Troy, N. C. Delta Psi Omega, 2; Intramural . 1; Y.- M.C. Y.. 1. 2: Fellowship Group, 1; P. 1. 2; Speaker ami elors Guild, Frederick Clyde Shaw Fred Harmony, N. C. Veterans Club, 1. 2 : Y . M.0. A,, 2 ; I.R.C., 1 ; Intramural-. 1, 2. )ay Plriungton Shaw jaybird 1Toy, N. C. Intramural'. I, 2; Deadline (.Iuli, I, 2; Yeies, I, 2; eli-rau (.lull, I, 2; Pnja( u. 2. Margaret R. Simpson Brady Overman Smith William Wesley Smith Aloi ie Brady Bill Charlotte, N. C. Albemarle, N, C. Campgaw, N. J. - 29 Home Economics Club, 1, 2; Chorus, 1, 2; Y.W.C.A., 1, 2. N. C. State, 1. Chorus, I. 2; Y.M.C.A., 2: P.B.M.C., Norma Talmadgf Sowers “Nor tua' Lexington, N. C. Home Economic Club. 2: . .C.A., 2. John Robert Spencer ■ Bob'’ Salisbury, N. C. . M. I.. Deep South Club. James L. Staton 7 im” Granite Quarry, N. C. Hit.im- Club, 1. 2: P.B.M.C.. 2. Edwin C. Stephenson Ed” Mt. Pleasant, N. C. I’hi I lift.i Kappa, 1. 2, I’resiilent. 2; I.ICC., 1. 1’: Veteran Club, 1, 2; Intra- mural . I, 2: Debating Club. 2. Ralph Lee Stiwali Mustache Charlotte, N. C. eieian (.bib. 2; I’.ICM.C.. 2. Thad Stowe T h ltd Belmont, N. C. Choru . 1. 2. + 30 + William K. Stuart Charlotte, N. C. r11 rail!� Club, 1, 2; 1 • • 11it ISi Oinrua. 2; Sp« ak«T .tin! itoi' («iiilil. 2; (. I� � in , 1, 2; Pfeiffer eies. 1, 2. Frances G. Surratt Gen ) Southmont, N. C. X . .1.. .. 1. 2 : Kfllow |ii|i (. mu 11, 1, 2. I r«-'� i� l« i� t. 2: t'.lmnis. 1, 2. Doris Lorraine Tant Doris” Charlotte, N. C. .W.e. ., I. 2, I r«� � i • I « ii 1. 2; S i u 11 •• n I t lull IU' i I, I ; llulllr I-i uiiuliiirx (Iuli, I : ( r«l« r ul .' 'ii11• I i,tI. I ; Spriiki'rs .mil Xrlui� • iij 1«1. 2: l'i l|u � |ii|i (iniii|i. 1, 2. Henry Clarence Tape Red P.B.M.C., 1. Tapp Springs, N. C. 2: Y.M.C.A., 2. Ella Louise Tarleton Ease Spencer, N. C. X „ 2: Humi� Ei unumir� Cluli, 2 Paul Arthur Tailor Paul Albemarle, N. C. Clmriis ]. 2: PiiJnCti, 2. + 31 + Carl Ternosky T evri' Berwick, Pa. I.R.C.. 1. 2. Vice-President, 2; eterans Club. 2. Raymond V. Treece Ray” Albemarle, N. C. P.B.M.C., 1, 2, Treasurer, 1, Vice-Presi- dent. 2; Y.M.C.A., 1. 2. B. C. Junior Trexler B. cr Salisbury, N. C. Y.M.C.A., 1. 2: Veterans Club, 1. 2; Intramurals. 1. 2: PaJnCa, 2; Class Treas- urer. 2. Fulton Fkan( is Turner ‘7: rankle Roanoke Rapids, N. C. I.R.C., 2. Fdd L. Utlhy Ldd Concord. N. C. eterans (dub, I ; Ini ininurals, I, 2. Eunice Lee Walker Lee Rocky Mount, N. C. Delta l � i Oiue a, 1. 2. President, 2; Speak o rs ami etnrs Guild, 1, 2. Presi- dent, 2: Chorus, I; Y.W.C.A., 1. 2; May Court, 2. + 32 + (AMES C. W EDDINGTON 7 im” Kannapolis, N. C. Student Council, 1, Marshal: I� 111 n •• i lub, l ; Pfeiffer u s. 1 : Y.M.C.A., I . Intramurals, I. 2; Veterans Club, 2; PnJnCn. 2. Jeter Pritchard Wheeler leter Durham, N. C. 'i M.i . I. 2 ; Fellowship lub, 2: Intramurals, I, 2; Basketball, 2. Robert L. Williamson ’Colt (ni' Charlotte, N. C. elerans (Iuli. I: Pfeiffer Nnn, 2; J ' baling (.lub, 2; Pn.lnl u, 2, Business Manager. Lillian Francis Wilson Ding” Newton, N. C. Y.W.C.A., 1, 2: Phi Theta Kappa, 1, 2; W.A.A.. 1: I.R.C., 1; Basketball, 1, Manager. 2: Debating Club. 2; Pfeiffer cws, 2. Marjorie Ellen Wilson Marge Cartersville, Va. Home Economies Club, 1: . V.C.A., 1, 2, Seeretarv. 2: W.A.A., 1. 2, Yice-Presi- .lent, 2; P.B.M.C., 2. Margaret Budd Womble Bi dd Durham, N. C. PuJnCa. 2; Chorus, 1, 2; Y.W.C.A., 1; Student Council. 1. 2; Fellowship Group, ], 2. ♦ 33 + William E. Woodruff ‘Wood) Sparta, N. C. .M.C.A., 1: Veteran? Club. 1. 2: (••r 2: Intramural?. 1. 2. Captain. Eugene Yevich Gene” Berwick, Pa. I.R.C.. 2: Veterans Club, 2. ♦ 34 + Prologue: Across the sea like fields of sun ripened wheat lies the peaceful little town of Leavenworth. On the out- skirts of this tranquil little village there is situated the sturdy, well-built home of 6964 and 6969. Down in cell block 3, thirty feet below the sur- face of the earth, we listen in on the conversation of these two sterling O wards of the public. Just imagine, 6969, here it is June, 1968, in just three more days we will be as free as the birds. I just can’t wait to see all my old college inmates, oops, pardon me, I mean chums. Since you mentioned it, 6964, I just received a copy of the Pfeiffer News and it tells all about our former classmates. Here, settle back and re- lax and leave that hacksaw alone for a few minutes and I’ll read you a few of these gems of knowledge. Miss Celeste Knox has accepted a position at Pfeiffer as head dieti- tian. 'Mac Biddle has retired after many years as a boatswain on a fishing boat out of Wilmington, N. C. Jimmie King, Tommy Ridenhour and Bill Cline have formed a hill- billy band in Jonhson City, Tennes- see. Their little troupe is in great de- mand at quilting parties and Ladies’ Aid Societies. Cecil Sedberry, Bill Hinson and Melvin Howell, all outstanding his- tory students in 1947 are still pursu- ing their favorite subject. They have just published another book based on the early American frontier life; it is called The Congress of Alt. Croggin. Bob Russell has returned to his job as dance instructor at Vassar after spending his vacation with friends in Misenheimer. Bill Stuart, after years of success as gleeman for the Golden Grain Hit Parade has returned to his first love, basketweaving, and is now working towards his Ph.D. at Harvard. Head football coach of Alabama’s Crimson Tide , Glen Gale, has com- pleted his 9th successful year there. Noted politician, Wayne Mabry, will be a good bet as next governor of North Carolina if he can prove his innocence in the Empty Stocking Fund fraud. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rodermund are still happily married and now reside in Watauga County, N. C., where Bob is foreman of a thriving Kraut factory. Bill Barber is now operating a Ton so rial College in Athens, Georgia. C. B. Gray has been re-elected president of the Acme Lonely Hearts Club: headquarters in Butte, Mon- tana. ’Throaty vocalist, Mome Simpson, is still singing the Blues in Club El Lobo, Rampart Street, New Orleans. Phil Martin has just won another coyeted safety award for logging 1000 accidentless hours on Pfeiffer’s Farmall Cub. Bob Redwine, noted horse trader and orator, has just been appointed Secretary of Agriculture. Robert (Cotton) Williamson, yersatile heavyweight wrestler, has been carrying the torch for a certain Cuban for such a long time that he has been mentioned to take over the Statue of Liberty’s duties when she goes on vacation. Red Mashburn, noted Hollywood producer and owner of Mashburn’s Hollywood Vanities, has just return- ed to his winter home at Miami Beach. Caridad Bravo and Georeina Bernal are teaching English at the LTniversity of Havana. David Dennis was presented in a piano recital at Pfeiffer recently. His musical ability was outstanding and the whole audience thrilled to his rendition of Hagerstown Hanging in E. Minor. Ben Courts, popular sophomore at P. J. C, has returned to take over duties as head lawn mower, mechan- ic, and Assistant Postmaster. Scrooge Mabry is now teaching Geometry and Chemistry at Mass. Institute of Technology. Gene Yevich and Carl Ternoskv are touring the U. S. giving interest- ing lectures on Plantation Life in the Old South. Clarence Tapp, world champion four cushion billiard player, is de- fending his title for the 14th time at Cleveland, Ohio, this week. Jonnie James is head lion tamer with Ringling Bros. Circus. They say o j j it’s those hypnotic eyes. L. B. Eller was last seen peddling orchids and roses on a street corner in Karachi, India. Bill Goodman and Paul Taylor are working in Belk’s Bargain Base- ment. Weehawken, N. J. Genial Bill is in charge of the Book Sales Dept., ♦ 36 + whereas Paul looks good in Women s Ready-to-Wear. June Reece and Ruth McKibbin, noted for their wonderful newspaper work while at Pfeiffer, are now sell- ing the Charlotte Observer on vari- ous street corners in Gastonia. June just won another Pogo stick for sell- ing the most newspapers during the month of April. Delma Jordan, owner of Jordan’s Garage and Used Car Lot, now has Ray Treece, Doctor of Motors, as chief mechanic. Ed Bailey, renowned crusader against Pepsi-Colas and hot sauce, has succeeded in banning these com- modities from Misenheimer, after a struggle which began in 1946. Jean Alspaugh and Pepsi Mit- chell are still at P. J. C, and their wonderful work as house mothers of Rowe and Merner has made them boon companions of all students con- cerned. Joyce Cannon and Doris Tant are teaching at Paw Creek, N. C., High School. Joyce is also coach of the girls’ basketball team. Warren Bethel and Richard Fowl- er, walking haberdasheries while at Pfeiffer, have turned their clothes savy into cash. They now own and operate The Little Joe Overall factory in Laredo, Texas. Margaret Juboor has returned from Tibet having served a hitch there as missionary to the Outer- Mongolian tribe. Clynton Ratliff is still doing ex- cellent work as U. S. Secretary of Treasury. Ed Boone, and E. H. Morton have just sold a patent for a bottle collect- ing machine. They conceived the idea for this while at Pfeiffer. They are expected to make millions by this stroke of genius. Well, buddy, that’s just about all the news that would be of interest. I’m glad ol’ Dave Bennett sent us this copy of the News, but I never thought he would have stayed all these years assistant librarian at P. J. C.” Oh, but it does this heart of mine good to hear those names again. Thanks for reading to me, 6969, and by the way, speaking of names, it won’t be long until we shall again re- sume our places in society and hear our names called once more. Buck Rader and Red Bennett. My, but that sounds good! Well, good-night, 6969.” Good-night to you, 6964, and sweet dreams. We, the Sophomore Class of 1948, being of sound mind and in good health, morally, physically, and spirit- ually, do hereby make known our Last Will and Testament. Article I To our President and his wife, we leave in trust, the future happiness of Pfeiffer. Article II To Miss Edgerton, preserver of peace and unity, we leave courage and strength to carry on all the ideals we prize so highly. Article III To the faculty we leave a sincere gratitude for their understanding patience, their interest and willing- ness to help each student do his best. Article IV To our house mothers, who have shared our happiness and sorrows, our successes and failures, we give our sincere thanks for their personal interests and attentions. Article V To Individuals: We, Wayne Hooks and Ralph Sti- walt, leave our weekly trips to Char- lotte to those who desire same. 1, Fulton Turner, leave my job, cleaning Cline Hall to Haywood Roe- buck. We, Jim Staton and Cl ill Harper, leave our seats at Mrs. Vera’s to those who want them. We, Bill Moore and Lee Walker, leave our acting ability to Lea Thomas and Sarah Cranford. I, Doug Marshall, leave my camera to Walt Horton. I, Ruth Myers, leave my ability to catch men to the mils who can wear O my track shoes. We, Charles Deese and E. H. Poole, leave our ability to harmonize to anyone who can withstand the wrath of Mrs. Dobbs. I, Howard Allen, leave my quiet ways to Ben Stamey to use in his days. I, Edgar Andrews, leave my Thurs- day shows to any unfortunate critter to whom the job goes. I, Grady Barringer, leave my child- ish ways to Norwood Bender, so that he, too, may play. I, Margaret Womble, leave with Grady. I, Fred Morgan, leave my ability to make A” in English Lit. to the be- guiling smiles of Sally Britt. I, Helen Boone, leave my position as leader of the cheers” to Tot” Messick to continue next year. I, James Bost, leave my blowing of the horn to Franklin Widenhouse to continue the corn”. 1, Barbara Bruton, leave my faith- fulness to the ever late Marjorie Thomas. We, Joe Cash, Walt Litaker, and Ed Stephenson leave. I, Merle Kluttz, leave my May Queen crown to the students’ choice of '49. + 40 + I, Ava Caudle, leave my helping hand for Alice Cress to use at her command. I, Ed Cline, leave my lady fair, to an admirer of her read hair. I, Joe Collins, leave my crafty guiles, to the unexpecting, defenseless Ray Wiles. I, Cora Connor, will my budding stage career to Mary Lee Richardson to complete without a smear. I, Fred Hill, leave my modest mind to Benny Myers who is faithful and kind. I, Irene Hill, leave my dignity to Dot Smi therm an. I, Ruth Davis, leave my ability to make good grades to some little Freshman who can study as much as I. I, Colene Rhyne, leave my way with the men to my cousin Jackie that she too might win. I, Marcell Lowder, leave my sweet ways to Betty Going. 1, Vivian Cress, leave my ability to win friends to Martha Eury. I, William Shankle, leave my way with women to Ben Cross. We, Ed Utley, James Kirk, T. K. Culp, Russell Kluttz, Herbert Lipe, leave our day student privilege of missing chapel to those fortunate home-bodies. I, Robert Creech, leave my Atlas build to Jap” Oglesby. I, James Weddington, leave my efficient ways to Margaret Harvey. I, John D. Moose, Jr., leave my little apple” cart to my close com- petitor, Tommy Hart. I, James Plyler, leave my winning smile to Dan Hancock. I, Fred Shaw, will my manly phy- sique to the handsome laddie, Nor- wood Cheek. I, Bill Smith, leave my paper route to anyone who will get up at 6:00 to deliver them. I, Marvin Lawing, leave my quiet and dignified way to Bill Tice. I, Mary Ann Lurches, leave my ex- pressions, all two of them, to Louise Walker. I, Marie Foard, leave my serious ways to Betty Jean Collins. I, Bill Gwyn, leave my fickle wa ys to Eugene Titus. We, Richard Ross, Mahlon Honey- cutt, and B. C. Trexler, leave our wolfish” ways to Bill Latimer and James Cobb. I, Thad Stowe, leave my way with the boys to Homer Fink. We hereby appoint Miss Patty Petty, our class sponsor, executrix of this, our Last Will and Testament. In witness whereof, we do set our hand and seal, this 1st day of June, 1948. Doris Tant, Testator Witnesses: Bill Stuart Bill Woodruff + 41 + That memorable day in September, 1946, was bright and gay as we 213 green but die-hard freshmen passed through the portals of ole P. J. C. But the looks on our faces were far from bright and gay. Rather, they were ones of anxiety and uncertainty as we placed unsteady feet on the ground that was to be our home for at least nine long months. Entrance exams were our first con- cern, but closely following them came the Presidents Reception, a gala event which began our social activi- ties for the year. At the first meeting of this great freshman class, Harold McGee was elected president, Richard Fowler, vice-president, Lucille Hall, secretary, and Tommy Ridenhour, treasurer. With these officers we started out on our first college year. Sadie Hawkin’s Day, the Harvest and Christmas Dances, the Washing- ton Ball, and May Day all added fes- tivity to the year. But our scholastic standing remained high, as evidenced by the fifteen members pledged into the Phi Theta Kappa and the thirteen who were tapped for Order of the Sundial. Then, finally came June with the end of our freshman year; and only fourteen short weeks until once again we became Pfeifferites. As we became what is commonly known as sophisticated sopho- mores”, we elected Buckley Rader to lead us, with Tommy Ridenhour, Ava Caudle, and B. C. Trexler as vice- president, secretary, and treasurer, re- spectively. With these leaders we, though only 126 in number, banned together and planned big things— freshman initiation, a bigger Harvest Dance, and extremely successful Sadie Hawkin’s Day. The extended Thanksgiving holi- day was another big event in that ’47-”48 year — and the Christmas Dance, which followed soon after- wards — the Washington Ball again — May Day — and, finally, gradu- ation. Thus, we the class of ”48 left our alma mater with flying colors —- left with many fond memories of two wonderful years spent at ole P. J. C. 4 42 4 Si '' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Claude McKinney . . President S. G. Dodson . . Vice-President Beth Elliott . . . Secretary W. B. Kirkland . . Treasurer The freshman class of 1947 entered into an event- ful year. The enrollment is the largest in Pfeiffer his- tory. The class was the receiver of the first freshman initiation at P. J. C. in many years. All aspects point to a bright future for the c lass of 1949. + 44 + Rose Anderson High Point, N. C. Betty Jean Bailey Mocksville, N. C Donald Baity Thomasvilie, N. C. Malcolm Davis Baker Leaksville, N. C. Thomas P. Baker Greensboro, N. C. Norwood F. Bender Wilmington, N. C. Nancy Bessent Wilkesboro, N. C. Betty Lane Bird Colquitt, Ga. Harriet Bird Asheville, N. C. Sylvia LaRue Blalock Coats, N, C. Geraldine Lee Boles Jonesville, N. C. Ada Mae Bookman Richmond, Va. Steve Boyett Albemarle, N. C. James Braatz Wrightsville Beach, N. C. William V. Bradley Albemarle, N. C. Jesse G. Brinkley Wrightsville Beach, X. C. Sally Britt Rowland, N. C. Wilda Kate Brown Canton, N. C. Carolyn L. Byrd Wilkesboro, N. C. Elizabeth Ann Capel Morven, N. C. Bill Carpenter Bessemer City, X. C. Betty Jane Carter Charlotte, XT. C. James H. Carter Draper, N. C. Boyce Caudle Richfield, N. C. Gerald Chandler Albemarle, N. C. Norwood Cheek Leaksville, XT. C. Billy Christy Concord, N. C. Anna Margaret Cline Concord, N. C. Gene Cline Belmont, X C. James Cobh Park ton, N. C. Roy Coble Oakboro, N. C. William K. Coble Bessemer City, N. C. Hilton Cochrane Ether, N. C. Ray Coley Salisbury, N. C. Dorothy Cole Steeds, N. C. J. C. Collett, Jr. Trinity, N. C. Betty jean Collins Mount Airy, N. C. Virginia Hall Coltrane Winston-Salem, N. C. Edith Copley Durham, N. C. Onita Coston Winston-Salem, N. C. Jane Gibson Covington Bennettsville, S. C. Sarah Cranford Kings Mountain, N. C. Opal Lee Craven Winnsboro, S. C. Alice Cress Concord, N. C. Enrique Cueto Matanzas, Cuba Lilly Culp Badin, N. C. H. L. Dickson Belmont, N. C. Donald Doby Jackson Hill, N. C. S. G. Dodson, ]r. Efland, N. C. Betty Douthit Pfafftown, N. C. Gaynelle Dyer Reidsville, N. C. Heth Elliott Charlotte, N. C. Vernie Mae English Laurel Hill, N. C. Martha Ann Eury Concord, N. C. James B. Fincher Monroe, N. C. Homer Fink Concord, N. C. Charles Fisher Canton, N. C. Daphne Fletcher Boon vi Ile, N. C. Clinton Foust Snow Camp, N. C. Robert Gene Fowler Norwood, N. C. Carolyn Gabriel Sherrill s Ford, N. C. Andrea Garcia Delicias, Cuba Myra Gardner Badin, N. C. Doug Gerringer Draper, N. C. Clyde Ghant Wax haw, N. C. Betty Going Valdese, N. C. E. H. Gordon Concord, N. C. William Goslen Pfafftown, N. C. Cora Greene Ivy, N. C. Nancy Griffith Jefferson, S. C. Ben Gross Elkin, N. C. Edwin Hackney Charlotte, N, C. Dan Hancock Aberdeen, N. C. Jeanne Harbison Spartanburg, S. C. Margaret Harvey Danville, Va. Tommy Hart Wadesboro, N. C. Thornton Hawkins Canton, X. C. William Helms Waxhaw, X. C. Maxine Hendrick Mt. Croghan, S. C. Francisco Hernandez Chaparra, Cuba James Hethcock N. Wilkesboro, N. C. James Hinkle High Point, X. C. Alice Hodge Salisbury, XT. C. William Hodge Charlotte, XT. C. Lotes L. Holmes Jonesboro, X. C. Carolyn Holt New London, N, C. Wilma Horne Charlotte, X C. Walter Horton Charlotte, N. C. Mary Margaret Houk Rutherford College, N. C. Mary Hughes Kannapolis, N. C. Mary Hulbert Cleveland, Ohio Kent Huneycutt Oakboro, N. C. Laura Jenkins Cherryville, N. C. Philip |uboor Salisbury, N. C. George Kempton Winston-Salem, N. C. William Kennedy Washington, N. C. Rachel Kepley Norwood, N. C. Nancy King Badin, N. C. W. Bryant Kirkland, |r. Durham, N. C. Janie Kluttz Concord, N. C. Medford Koontz Salisbury, N. C. Bill Latimer Charlotte, N. C. Jean La wing Newton, N. C. Glenn Leach Trinity, N. C. Rudolpho Leon Chaparra, Cuba C. B. Lewallen High Point, N. C. Kiddie R. Loflin Denton, N. C. Maria Lopez Chaparra, Cuba Lowell Lovin Kannapolis, N. C. Doyle Lowder Albemarle, N. C. Paul Lowder Albemarle, N. C. Elizabeth Mabry Norwood, N. C. William Martin Lawndale, N. C. Joel Mauldin Albemarle, N. C. Claude McKinney High Point, N. C. Daniel McKinnon Biscoe, N. C. Florence Messick Winston-Salem, N. C. Warren Miller Richfield, N. C G. L. Mill saps Winston-Salem, N. C. Mary Ellen Minick Jonesville, N. C. Elizabeth Moore Deleo, N. C. Ruth Moore Mt Airy, N. C. Doris Morgan Bath, N. C. Marshall Moser Greensboro, N. C. Benny Myers Badin, N. C. Clyde Myers Salisbury, N. C. Davis Myers Wax haw, N. C. Ray My rick Biscoe, N. C. Howard Nance Troy, N. C. Ruth Nance Charlotte, N. C. E. Randy Oglesby Wrightsville Beach, N. C. Louis Overcash Landis, N. C. Diz Owens Albemarle, N. C. Jean Parker Charlotte, N. C. Mary Patelidas Asheville, N. C. Richard Patterson Pilot Mountain, N. C. Doris Phillips Newton, N. C. jack Kenneth Poplin Norwood, N. C. Nancy Price Matthews, N. C. Betty Ramsey Salisbury, N. C. Olivia Raper Welcome, N. C. Verline Redwine Albemarle, N. C. Jackie Rhyne Dallas, N. C. Mary Lee Richardson Climax, N. C. Alicia Rivas Chaparra, Cuba Fabio Rivas Chaparra, Cuba Haywood M. ). Roebuck Washington, N. C. Mary Frances Scales Charlotte, N. C. Rachel Scott Concord, N. C. Joe Sherrill Mt Holly, N. C. Martha Virginia Shields Winston-Salem, N. C. Gwen Smith Wadesboro, N. C. Joe Smith Albemarle, N. C. |ohn Smith Wadesboro, N. C. Wilma Jane Smith RufHn, N. C. Dorothy Smitherman Winston-Salem, N. C. Ann Spake Spencer, N. C. Ben Stamey Lawndale, N. C. Harold Strader Reidsville, N. C. Geddie B. Strickland Albemarle, N, C. Bill Surratt Wadesboro, N. C. Earl Talbert Norwood, N. C. Jake Tedder Mount Gilead, N. C. Emory Thomas Winston-Salem, N. C. Iris Jo Thomas Wingate, N. C. Lea Thomas, Jr. Albemarle. X. C. Marjorie Thomas Robbins, X. C. Peggy Jean Thomason Lexington, X. C. Bill Tice Wadesboro, X. C. Eugene Titus Havelock, X. C. Callie Thompson Mooresville, X. C. Carolyn Thornton Charlotte, X. C. Mary Toll Fayetteville, X. C. Earl Tyson Biscoe. X. C. Raquel Yalcarcel Chaparra, Cuba Maria Elvira Velez Delicias, Cuba Clara Voncannon Santord, X. C. Louise W alker Charlotte, X. C. George Ward Badin, X. C. Marilyn Wastinage Camden. New Jersey Robert Glenn Watson Forest City, N. C. Bob Watts Stanley, N. C. Howard Wentz Albemarle, N. C. Betty West Salisbury, N. C. Howard Whittington O Kannapolis, N. C. Franklin Widenhouse Concord, N. C. Ray Wiles Wilkesboro, N. C. Jeanne Williams Winston-Salem, N. C. Carl Woodle Conway, S. C. Ralph Yarberry Asheboro, N. C. + 57 + Phil Martin Ed i toy Robert Williamson Bus mess Manager The Pa Ja Ca Patty Petty...........................Advisor David Bennett .... Advertising Manager Buck Rader .... Asst. Advertising Vgr. George Rati iff .... Circulation jWanager Richard Ross.............Asst. Business Algr. ( laude McKinney...................Art Editor Ben Gross..................Asst. Art Editor Doug Marshall.....................Photographer ( harles Deese...............Advertising Staff Paul Taylor..................Advertising Staff B. C. Trexler . . Malilon Honeycutt Tommy Ridenhour Edward Cline . Harriet Byrd Margaret Womble lean Alspaugh Pepsi Mitchell Grady Barringer . |ay Shaw . . . . Ad verti sing Staff Advertising Staff . . . . Typist . Typist . . . . Typist . . . . Typist . . . . Typist . . . . Typist .... Typist . . . . Typist + 60 + THE PFEIFFER NEWS Ruth McKibbin Ed' tor Marvin Law ing Bumnew Manager Bill Moore......................Managing Editor Gerald Chandler................Associate Editor Carolyn Byrd..........................Assistant Miry Patelidas..................Exchange Editor Robert Williamson................E eat re Editor Phil Martin...........................Associate Lea Thomas, |r., Gerald Chandler . Columnists Jay Shaw........................Sports Editor Eugene Yevich Bill Triplett, Jimmy King Associates Florence Messick . . . Girls' Sports Editor Lea Thomas, Jr..................Copy Editor Marilyn Wastinage Joe Collins . Associates Sylvia Blalock..................News Editor Wilma Horne................ . Associate Clinton Foust, Gerald Chandler, Gene Cline, Irene Hill Sarah Cranford, Mary Patelidas, Carolyn Gabriel, June Reece, Ann Capel, Doyle McDuffie, Margaret Harvey . Reporters Dorothy Cole.................................Art Editor Lillian Wilson....................Society Editor Nancy Bessent..........................Associate Richard Fowler . . . Advertising Manager Wayne Mabry............................Associate June Reece..................Circulation Manager Bill Woodruff, Fabio Rivas, Alicia Rivas, Jimmy Hethcock...........................Associates Irene Hill, Onita Coston . . . Chief Typists Mr. Scarlett...................Faci lt) Advisot + 61 + Bob Redwine Pres ' dent THE STUDENT COUNCIL Richard Fowler Nancy Griffith Wayne Mabry Vice-President Secretary-T reasnrer . . . . Marshal This, the nucleus organization of the campus, was born in February, 19-ffi, with the purpose of encouraging the developing of true Christian character, and in promoting the aims and philosophy o! the college. The Council is now a permanent organization that investigates and recommends various improvements in the governing of the students, and settles campus problems in its effort to make peace and harmony prevail at Pfeiffer. Members are elected by popular vote of the student body. Members: Ed Boone, Tommy Ridenhour, Bill Coble, Gerald Chandler, Benton Bennett, Claude McKinney, Vivian Cress, Colleen Harder, Rachel Kepley, Ava Caudle, Margaret Womble, Betty Jean Bailey, jeanne Williams, Celeste Knox, Rachel Scott, Delma Jordan, Warren Miller o AJ visors: President Waggoner, Dean Waggoner, Dean Hinson. + 62 + PHI THETA KAPPA Ed Stephenson Lillian Wilson Margaret |uboor Colleen Harder President I ’iie-President Set. ret nr) Treasurer The only scholastic honorary society on the campus, and the junior college counter- part of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Theta Kappa membership is small but gradually growing with the size ot the college. We hope that cur society will inspire other students to carry on and hold the Pteitfer standards high. + 63 + ORDER OF SUNDIAL Bill Moore President Vivian Cress Secretary E. H. Morton................................................................Treasurer Miss Ward................................................................... Advisor This is a local organization, membership being limited to sophomores who have been outstanding in a number of extra-curricular activities: Individuals casting an in- fluence over the Pfeiffer campus as the sundial casts its shadow of guidance.” Its pur- pose is to develop leadership and foster a fine school spirit. + 64 + DELTA PSI OMEGA Lee Walker..........................................................................Preside)!I Cora Lee Connor......................................................................Secretary Bill Moore...........................................................................Treasurer I he Delta Psi Omega is the junior college division ot the Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatic fraternity and the largest honor society in any departmental field. The members of the Speakers’ and Actors’ Guild who have achieved outstanding progress in dramatics may become members of this organization. + 65 + SPEAKERS' ACTORS' GUILD Lee Walker.........................................President E. H. Morton..................................Vice-President Rose Anderson......................................Secretary Irene Hill.........................................Treasurer I he Speakers and Actors’ Guild is a literary organization open to the talented young people interested in furthering their ability in dramatics and public speaking. Try outs are held in the early fall to obtain members. During the year this club sponsors plays, chapel programs, and enters its members in state and inter-state speech tournaments. + 66 + VETERANS' CLUB Mac Biddle Dave Bennett Ava Caudle (ames Weddington President I'ice-President Secretary Treasurer The Veterans club was organized on Pfeiffer campus in the fall of 1996 by those students who had served in the armed forces, and felt a strong desire to form a club tor active participation in campus social life. The club this year feels it has accomplished its aims through our social events and regular cabin meetings in creating a tying bond between its members and in enjoying a good time together. + 67 + Doris Tant Vivian Cress Majorie Wilson Margaret luboor Y. W. C. A. .........................................President .......................................Vice-President ..............................................Secretary ...........................................T re usurer The Y.W.C.A., the largest organization on the campus, is composed women's student body; it holds precedent in the minds ot its members, daily activities. ot the entire guiding their ♦ 68 ♦ Y. M. C. A. Edwin Boone Grady Barringer Winfred Mash burn President Sec ret dry Treasurer The Y.M.C.A. is an organization to better acquaint boys on How to Get Along With One Another ’ while in Pteitfer College and in the luture. The aims of this organi- zation are: to unite the boys in a Christian attitude toward one another, and to have a good wholesome time together in fellowship. + + 69 W. A. A. Helen Bcone Marjorie Wilson Miss Burns President Vice-President Advisor The purpose of the Woman’s Athletic Association is to offer to every girl at Pfeiffer an opportunity for participation in a varied program of activities. Through this program of intramural sports, various tournaments and play days are held. Not only an interest and knowledge of sports is gained but also the enjoyment of fair competition and good sportsmanship. ♦ 70 ♦ FELLOWSHIP GROUP Geraldine Surratt...................................President Bill Cline...................................1 rice-President Martha Eury.........................................Secretary Miss Floyd.......................................Sponsor ddie Fellowship Group is an informal organization lor students interested in full time Christian Service. It meets once a month lor fellowship, discussion and study of the various fields of service. I + 71 + DEBATE CLUB S. G. Dodson, Jr. Harold Strader Lillian Wilson . Thornton Hawkins President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretar) Treasurer T he Debate Club was organized in the hill ol 19 i7. This is the first year that Pfeiffer has had an active Debate Club. Previously debate teams worked through the Speakers and Actors Guild. It is the purpose of the Debate Club to sponsor intramural, inter-collegiate debates as well as an Oration Contest. The club enters its members in various Forensic Tourna- ments throughout the United States. ♦ 72 + HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Colene Ryne..............................President Ruth Davis..........................Vice-President Barbara Lilly............................Treasurer The Home Economics Club is composed of students of that course and has for its major purpose the promotion of home and family living. Meetings are devoted to business, programs, social activities, and the study of different vocations found in the Home Economics held. + 73 + P. B. M. C. ..........................................President .......................................Vice-President ..........................................Se ere tar) ..........................................T reasurer Glen R. Gale Raymond Treece Walter Litaker Bill Barber In the fall ol 19 )2 a group ol students on Pfeiffer Campus who were interested in the mysteries ol science met and organized the Science Club, which was the prototype ol the present day PBMC— P lor physics or psychology, B” lor biology, M tor mathematics, and C lor chemistry. During club meetings the many intricacies ol the numerous branches of science are demonstrated and explained by the sponsors. -� 74 ♦ INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Paul Lowder Carl Ternosky Rachel Scott Gerald Chandler President V ice-President S ec retar y-Treasi rer Pnhlicit) Chairman The International Relations Club is one ot the most popular and informative clubs on the Pfeiffer Campus. The monthly meetings, under the sponsorship of Mr. Waggoner, are spent in informal discussion of current political, national, and international problems. The Club also sponsors eminent speakers and lecturers during the school year, which have proven to be an asset to the extra-curricular life of the student. + 75 M Group No. 1 THE CHORUS ♦ 76 + [j etfo� MAY QUEEN + 78 + Lee Walker Barbara Bruton Iris Thomas Mary Frances Mitchell Jonnie James Jean Alspaugh Wilma Horne Rachel Kepley MAY COURT + 79 + With the exception of the Presi- dent's reception the Harvest Dance was the first formal dance of the year. A number of new names were learned and a good many lasting re- lationships were lormed. We also found out who were the sports and who were the wallflowers ’. Everyone had a swell time, and this dance proved to be a good starter for the year. L cuvwins Girl tries to get boy. Up and down C nly Tad they ran The girls trying to get their men. Some ol the girls even chased the boys to New London. All through the day we had fun and by the time night came we were ready to go to the Sadie Hawkins’ Dance at which time Li 1 ’ Abner and Daisy Mae (Enrique Cueto, Onita Coston), were elected. + + 80 In December we had the Christ- mas Dance. T his event will be re- membered lor years to come, be- cause of its beauty, music, and the Christmas spirit in which it was given. Truly, we may say that this dance was one of the most success- ful ever given at Pfeiffer. The Washington Ball was the first dance of the New Year. This dance was led by Martha and George, Iris Thomas, Ben Gross, who were elected by the student body. + 81 + GIRLS' BASKETBALL Lilly Culp, Gaynellc Dyer, Nancy Griffith, Maxine Hendrick, Carolyn Holt, Laura (enkins, Margaret [uboor, Jean Lawing, Doris Morgan, Marjorie Thomas, Marilyn Wastinage, Jean Williams, Lillian Wilson, Manager. ♦ 86 ♦ —' I -' rn '� � r- mm V mt mmmmt §MM� W| p� ppt t Mt p am mb im4 pi Pi - m � iwt | mmp Pi P mm MMI ■MU P it ® an MP«WI PI—Pi1 p mm ai —• ■v ■� CHEERLEADERS Top Row, left to right: Marvin Lawing, Norwood Cheek, Gene Titus. Bottom Row, left to right: lot Messick, Helen Boone, Beth Elliott. ♦ 87 + BOYS BASKETBALL Benton Bennett, Douglas Gerringer, Delma Jordan, Doyle McDuffie, Andy Onufrak, Diz Owens, Dick Patterson, George Ward, Bob Watts. Absent when pictures were nude: Donald Baity, Boyce Caudle, Robert Horde, Warren Miller. Managers: Carl Ternosky, Randy Oglesby. 88 + Benton Bennett Center Douglas Gerringer Guard. Doyle Me Duffie Forward Delma Jordan Forward Andy Onufrak Forward Diz Owens Guard + + 89 Dick Patterson Guard George Ward Forward Bob Watts Forward 1947 BASEBALL TEAM ♦ 90 + C. D. PLYLER C. SPEnCER PLYLER r Yn j ■ yjcu era i V ercn a iicii.se FERTILIZER - LESPEDEZA - CLOVER - FIELD SEEDS MISENHEIMER NORTH CAROLINA + 93 + Com pi i men Is oi Compliments o DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY WILSON FARM SUPPLY U udson (lldsmobil Mbemarle. N. C. S. R. 1 )a is. () v ner Mbemarle. N. C. 94 + ili men Is GUYES-BETTY LOU Salisbury's Leader in Women's Apparel SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments oj THE JEWEL SHOPPE INCORPORATED Convenient Terms Kannapolis, N. C. 4mold S ) our Guide to Iletter Fashions ☆ 108 S. Main St. PHONE 1346 Salisbury. N. C. + 95 + RADIO STATION WSOC 1240 on our I)ial BC Programs Charlotte. N. C. Compliments of YOUNG MEN’S SHOP E. C. Slack Norwood. N. C. Compliments of Compliments oi DKA FUNERAL HOME L. E. Dry. Proprietor ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 6 Norwood. N. C. Mbemarle. N. C. ♦ 96 + Compliments of Reliance Fruit and Produce Company, Inc. Wholesale FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES BUTTER EGGS CHARLOTTE - - - NORTH CAROLINA Compliments oj o It WOO II Jeneee COM PAIV V M anufacturers of POPLAR and GUM VENEER Norwood. N. C. Compliments oj WHISPERING PINES Albemarle. N. C. Compliments of PEEK’S FLORIST Phone 712-L Albemarle. N. C. 97 ♦ A good stock of items belonging in a modern drug store Compliments of Prescriptions are our specialty ALBEMARLE DRUG CO. J. B. IVEY At Five Points Charlotte. N. C. 37 PHONES 804 Compliments of Compliments nl STILL OIL COMPANY H. P. EFIRD COMPANY Albemarle, N. C. Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oi Compliments of NEWSOM JEWELERS LEWIS UPHOLSTERY CO. 104 S. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. Albemarle. N. C. Compliments of Compliments of FAUL CRYMES, INC. STANLEY TRACTOR CO. Sporting (roods Albemarle. N. C. 415 South Trvon Street Charlotte. N. C. + 4 98 Power to You, Class of ’48 We’re proud of you . . . Proud, too, of the chance to serve a new generation of young Piedmont citizens. Our best to you as you move forward to make your own place in our free economy . . . where your own will and ef- fort are the measures of achievement. DUO POWER COMPANY 99 ♦ (Som p fim entd of EFIRD mflnuFHCTURinG compflnY Curded 10 s to 26 s Single Cones and Tubes Combed 30 s to 60 s Single and Ply Cones-Tubes—Warps ALBEMARLE NORTH CAROLINA Let's Be Friends Reach for Sunbeam Bread BAMBY BAKERY 123 North Main Street Phone 3321 Salisbury. N. C. CHARLOTTE HOBBY CENTER ) our Hobby is Our Business John T. Vogler Ph one 4-4138 131 West Fourth Street Charlotte. N. C. Compliments of CARSON FURNITURE CO. Albemarle. N. C. Compliments of CROWELL AND RITCHIE Richfield, N. C. ♦ 101 + Compliments of Always A Better Deal Stanly Frozen J Food Locker Plant AT Pettit Motor Co. Food Processors—Locker Operators Our intentions are to give yon the best in locker service. Thank you for our patronage. 515 East Fourth Street • Charlotte. North Carolina Albemarle. N. C. Phone 8157 (Somp (i m en ts Compliments of °f r C7 L oca-L ota G. C. UldTIRnUS compRny j Bottled by ☆ HLBH11RRLE COCA-COLD ALBEMARLE, nomine compony NORTH CAROLINA Phone 155 Albemarle. N. C. ♦ 102 ♦ WILLARI) HOTEL Compliments oj Near Bus Terminal MAXWELL BROTHERS Phone 2-4120 AND COLLINS Charlotte, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. Compliments oj Compliments oj WREN’S MEN’S SHOP RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE Kannapolis, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. Compliments oj EDWIN EARLE, JR. CARTER'S ELECTRIC SHOP Stationery Office Equipment and Supplies Salisbury. N. C. Salisbury, N. C. HARDIMAN and SON, INC. Compliments oj Cut Rate Furniture Store Maytag:—Frigid ai re PIEDMONT CAFE Innes and Lee Sts. Salisbury, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. + 103 + Compliments oj Shop At SEARS P. J. HOnEYCUTT FOR SWINGS FOR V A LI ES Furniture and Jewelry FOR SERVICE Company Satisfaction Guaranteed or ) our 1 fancy Hark Sears, Roebuck Co. SO 1 South Tr on Street Charlotte. V C. } tV Albemarle. V C. + 104 ♦ FORMERLY JESSE N. CRUSE SON -NOW- E. m. UU R G El E R R n D WIFE FOUNTAIN SERVICE ESSO GAS AND OIL MISENHEIMER NORTH CAROLINA + 105 + DUN-RITE LAUNDRY AND Compliments oj CLEANERS THE CHARLOTTE .1 Laundry and Cleaning Service OBSERVER as ) ou Want It Circulation 1217 Pee Dee Avenue 126.000 Daily 133,000 Sunday Phone 400 Charlotte. N. C. Albemarle. N. C. Compliments of Compliments oj CABARRUS BANK LADY’S FUNERAL HOME and TRUST COMPANY Kannapolis. N. C. Albemarle, N. C. EAST ALBEMARLE GROCERY I SOSSAMON Staple and Fancy Groceries Furniture Company Fresh Meats of Albemarle, Inc. Fresh Fruits and 154 South First Street Vegetables Flour and Feeds Albemarle. N. C. We Deliver THE CAMERA SHOP Walser and Son Grocery Anil Walser. Owner PhnIngraphic Supplies Developing and Enlarging Meals — Groceries — Produce 720 South Main Street Phone 231 -K 1 1 3 E. Hsher St. Salisbury, N. C. Phone 2751 Lexington. N. C. + ♦ 106 Compliments of Albemarle Insurance Agency, Inc. ☆ Albemarle, North Carolina Ionic oj Food Furniture R. W . Norman Company, Im . Sc ilisbury. N. C. DIANA SHOD Smart Fashions 224 South Main Salisbury. N. C. + 107 + (Compliments of Goodman Lumber Company THE FLOWER SHOP The College Florist W. C. Bost. Manager ☆ Salisbury North Carolina ☆ 125 W est Innes Street PHONE—Day 381 PHONE—Night 2358 Vi' Salisbury. N. C. Best Wishes to the Officers. Faculty and Students oj Pfeiffer Junior College moosE’s Successors to G. M. Dry and Son THE SALISBURY POST For News—Local. State, National, and 1 nternational—Read Fine Shoes and Clothing For Ladies and Men I)ai 1 and Sunda Salisbury. N. C. 141 West Main Street Albemarle. N. C. ♦ 108 ♦ NEWS AND PRESS ESTABLISHED 1880 Jw. UU% emi- vveeiHij VI etusp a per LUl ti, a circa fat ion of oner 6.000 + 109 + Compliments of Compliments oj STANLEY F. C. X. SERVICE Albemarle Plumbing And Heating Company, Inc. Farm Machinery. Fencing. Poultry. Equipment. E1 ec t r i c a I Appli ance Plumbing and Heating Contractors Albemarle. N. C. Albemarle. N. C. Norwood Cafe Plate Lunches Sandwiches FIRESTONE HOME AUTO SUPPLIES Albemarle. N. C. (.old Drinks Tires E. (). B rd and Sun ”Big Moe 1 hops. batteries Into Supplies Home Supplies Parm Supplies Norwood. North Carolina holesalr and Retail ♦ 110 ♦ STATE RADIO SERVICE R ad i os—A p pi ia n ces P. 0. Box 132 Phone 482 107 E. Fisher St. Salisbury. N. C. Best IF is lies oj KETNER’S SUPER MARKETS Salisbury—Kannapolis—Albemarle Compliments oj IVEY’S FLORIST The Albemarle Greenhouses Cut Flowers. Plants, Designs, Decorations 1012 Pee Dee Avenue Phone 146 Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj KIDD-FRIX COMPANY Everything Musical Hotel Building Albemarle. N. C. Phone 1099 Records Pianos Compliments oj Mathison and Pow ell Furniture Company, Ine. All )ema rle, N. C. liite Front Motor Company illys Cars. Trucks, and Jeeps General Auto and Truck Repair Engines Rebuilt—New Engines Expert Radiator Service Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj STARNES JEWELRY STORE Leading Jewelers since 1898 Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT STORE Albemarle. N. C. + 111 + Compliments oj Compliments oi Thomas Howard Company If hole sale Grocers ELDER Wholesale Company ☆ ☆ Salisbury. V C. Mbemarle. V C. ♦ 112 ♦ NOW IN CONVENIENT TABLET FORM Snap 'Sack with STANBACK Compliments oj EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT STORE Kannapolis. N. C. Compliments oj FIVE POINTS GULF STATION Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj Carolina Realty And Insurance Company ☆ Albemarle, N. C. Compliments oj STANDARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY Albemarle, N. C. Compliments oj MAYNARD MUSIC CO. Salisbury, N. C. + 113 + Dealers in HIGH GRADE PIANOS Weaver. ork and Other Leading Makes P. 0. Box 112 Phone 421 Granite Quarry. North Carolina BELh-HRRRY compflny Clothiers for all the Family Salisbury. N. C. SIBLEY MANUFACTURING CO., INC. I At tuber Building MateriaIs Coal and It ood Albemarle. N. C. Mary Jane BREAD—CAKES—PIES—ROLLS Special Cakes for Any Occasion Albemarle Bakery, Inc. Phone M4 Albemarle. N. G. ♦ 114 + FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES Albemarle, North Carolina TIKES BATTERIES AUTO SUPPLIES HOME SUPPLIES FARM SUPPLIES It holesale and Retail F AND W SPORTING GOODS COMPANY, INC. Complete Line SPORTS SUPPLIES SPORTSWEAR Phone 818 207 North Main Street Salisbury, North Carolina Where Friends Meet to Eat GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH Compliments oj Little Pep - Delmonico 1 CAROLINA Restaurant Beverage Corporation Air Conditioned ☆ 301 West Trade Street Telephones 3-3610—6898 Charlotte. N. C. Salisbury, N. C. + + 115 COMPLIMENTS DF FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK ☆ GRANITE (JUARRY, NORTH CAROLINA SILVER CREST Sandwich Bread Thin Slice FRANK BURRELL Our Pledge Now As Always To supply you with the finest bakery products modern baking methods can provide CREAM CRUST Regular Sliced BURRELL BAKERY Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj SHARKEYS MOTOR SERVICE Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj GANTT RULANE GAS SERVICE Tap pan -Magi c Chej-Calori • R a n ges Servel Refrigeratoi Office Phone 1137 Albemarle, N. C. ♦ 116 ♦ POWLES FUNERAL HOME Responsive and Responsible Service ☆ Phone 282 Rockwell, North Carolina hy Study W hat To Sav For Hours and Hours When It Takes But A Minute To ' Say It With blowers Member T. D. S. Flowers Wired Anywhere Telephone 575-W Norwood Road Albemarle. North Carolina AEHI BEVERAGE CORPORA� , IRC. Bottlers of Telephone 280 North Broom Street Albemarle. North Carolina STREUEY FlinERAL HOITIE AMBULANCE When Shadows E all . . . We endeavor to serve in a way that honors those whose is done and help those who yet have work to do. Phone 188 Albemarle. North Carolina 117 + + 118 + Authorized I ndervvood Typewriter Agents Rouifln PRinnnc compnnv Book Shop — Stationers Office Outfitters ☆ 120 Main Street Salisbury, N. C. GRANITE QUARRY DRUG STORE Cosm etics, Drug.s and Fountain Service Granite Quarry, N. C. STANLEY HARDWARE CO. Distributors of MacGregor Goldsmith Sporting Goods and Sporting Equipment Albemarle. N. C. UNITED 5c, 10c. 25c STORES Friendly Dime Store L. F. Weaver. Manager 120 South Second Street Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj J. E. GANTT PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj THE DRUG CENTRE Albemarle. N. C. Compliments oj LOFTINS JEWELRY AND GIFTS Albemarle. N. C. V 119 ♦ SCHOOL PUBLICflTIOnS PRUTTERS OF YOUR YEARBOOK