Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

L u U PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF PFEIFFER JUNIOR COLLEGE MISENHEIMER, NORTH CAROLINA l3 ore wore Often in life. there conies a time W hen all is gone but memories Of happy days, of work and play W ith friends and old coteries. Thus man. in his efforts to hold on To these remnants of the past. Endeavors to touch intangible thin vs o o So that forever they ma) last. For the Sophomores of '49 W e did this year our book compile. W e hope with it in years to come, You will reminisce awhile. For through it we record forever Our ideals, inspirations and goals. It is here, through Pfeiffer friendships Our tangible past of joy unfolds. To Mrs. J. Colin Davis, known as Mrs. Willie to all Pfeiffer students, we dedicate this year’s PaJaCa. During Mrs. Willie’s stay at Pfeiffer she has proven herself worthy of this honor by being friendly, cooperative and sympa- thetic. She is always willing to stop whatever she is doing in order to offer a helping hand to a student. To her we give our undying gratitude. Mere words cannot be said or written to show our appreciation and love for her, so to her, we, the Class of 1949, dedicate our yearbook. Chi M. Waggoner Van G. Hinson Dean of Instruction Helen M. Waggoner Dean of Xromen 1 ration President Mabel Fdgerton Adnnn Oratne Assistant George W. Fletc her Registrar Virst Row: Winifred M. Bateman M tsic Mary Lee Brown English Barbara Zum Brunnen Accounting Marjorie Burns Physico! Education Kate Jenkins Dobbs AI sic Juliet Endly Libraria Mary l;. Iloyd Bibit and Religion Mary L. Gordy Home Economics George L. Gray History Kate T. Hinson Mathematics Third Row: Elizabeth ( . Kennedy English Nit ho I as E. Lefko Phy ical Education, Hygiene Sally Salathiel Alodeiii Lang ages Enid Severy Smith Speech, Dramatics, Sociology, Art Roy L. Sommer Physics and Chemistry First Ron: Second Ron: Third Ron: Benjamin H. Thompson Biolog) .vid Chemistr) Aline Ward English W. A. Warlick, Jr. His tor) Ruth Webb Commerce Floyd H. Zerbe Industrial Arts Mrs. R. H. Buchanan Housemother, Freeman Hall Mrs. Willie Davis Housemother, Cline Hall Mrs. G. W. Fletcher Housemother. Washington Hall Mrs. FI la Feller Housemother, Merner Hall Mrs. P. A. Masten Secretar) t tin President Mrs. Hattie W. Moore Surse Mrs. Mar)- P. Morris Hon semother, Rone Hall ]ohn A. Sti I well Engineer Heath Williams College Accountant Jesse G. Brinkley President Dick Patterson Vice-President OFFICERS Jesse G. Brinkley Dick Patterson President Vice-President Rose AnJerson Lon20 Arey Norwood Bender Rose Gold Hill, N. C. Nortf High Point, N. C. Wilmington, N. C . C.ltonis 1, 2, S orolaiN 2: Follow ship 1 2 : . . 1. 2. 1 i r.i'U 11 i 2 : Speak - •1' ami • 11ns Guild 1: Ordei of Sundial 1, Sfrrelury. 1 i 1 low ship 2; N M . . 2; (fidei S ii ml i n 1 1; Si i i i 1 - i i t t uuiiiiI |. of Nancy Bcssent Betty Lane Bird Sylvia Blalock Be s sent Birdie S ylvht Wilkesboro, N. C Colquitt, Georgia Coats, N. C. 1. 2; Pfeiffer Neu s 1; N W.C.A. 1 ; Seienoe ('.Iul 2, Soi'ivlai ; Homo Kcoiiomios ( lull: Pnjulu Stall 2. Pfeiffer Noo 1; .W.C.A. 1, 2; Fellow- 11 i 11 Group 1; Spoakors ami Aolors Guild 1, 2; Soionoo ('.Iuli 1, Y.W.G.A, 1. 2, Soorolary 2; Pfriffer Nous I, 2; l.li.l . 2, I’losjiloul 2; (Iriloi ol Suiiili.il 2: Ptijnf i Stall 2. 9 Ada Mac Bookman Sandy Richmond, Virginia Fellowship Croup 1, 2; Order of Sundial 2; President Phi Theta Ka] im 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Speakers arid Actors Cuild 2; Student Council 2; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Interrultural Club 2: PaJaCn 2. F.dilor. Stephen Boyett f r Steve Albemarle, N. C. Y.M.C.A. 1. William Bradley, )r. ’Shorty Albemarle, N. C. Jesse G. Brinkley, )r. 1 inker Wrightsville Beach, N. C. A .M.(..A. 1, 2; Vderails 1. 2 ; Science Club 2; PaJat (l 2; Class President 2; Intr,.'rnurats 2; Monogram Club 2. Wilda Brown W'll da” Canton, N. C. Home l.coiiomicM 1, 2; Science Club 1; Y.W.C.A. I. 2; Pfi ill' r Yew j I. Carolyn Byrd (fByrd)e” Wilkesboro, N. C. Pfrifjrr Yens ''tall I: Fellowship ('.roup 1, 2. 10 William Carpenter Bill Bessemer City, N. C. Debate Club 1. 2; !; Sr idler 2 ; Intraiuu rals 1. 2. Betty Jane Carter “Curler Charlotte N. C. Y.W.C.A I VT.A.A 1 2 Secretary Boyce ( audlc 'Bo yet ” Richfield, N. C. l i in 11.' i .i mi i ImI 2 : K.v 'li.ill 2 M.i kii li.i 11 Billy F. Christy 'Bill Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Debate 1; Intramural I. 2; l‘uju( ii Stall 2. Dennis Eugene Cline Gene Belmont, N. C. I- •• 11 • � w -11� 11 (� nni|i 1. 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2; ( bin'll I : 1‘iijnl ii Stall 2: S| rak -is ami ....... Guild I. 2; Pfeiffer Veit 1; llrbalr Club I. 2. Roy Coble Oak boro, N. C. I.ICC. 1. 2: 'I.M.C. I. 2; Science Club I . 11 William K. Coble Bill Bessemer City, N. C. Student Council 1; Chorus 1. 2: Y.M. C.A. 1. 2; Sc ience ( lub 2 : Fellowship Grmi|i 1: Intramural I, 2. Captain. Virginia Hall Coitranc Winston-Salem, N. C. Y.W.C.A. 1. 2: Pfeiffer Xews 2: PaJaCa 2; Chorus 1, 2; flume Feonnniirs 2; lnt ramurals I ; W. . 2. Hilton j. Cochrane 'Hilton Ether, N. C. Delhi I si Omega 2; P.B.M.C. 1, 2; Pfeiffer eus I: Speakers ami elors Cuihl 1. 2; Debating Club I. Edith Magdalene Copley ''Edith'’ Durham, N. C. Fellowship Croup I. 2: Churns 1, 2, I ’ i e «id en t 2; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Speakers ami ilurs • 11 i I • 1 2; Order of the Sundial John Collett, |r. Proxie” Trinity, N. C. Y .M.C.A. 1. 2: Science Club 1: PaJaCa 2: Pfeiffer Xews 2. Onita Coston Dj sy” Winston-Salem, N. C. Fellowship t� ii mi p I, 2; Pfeiffer Xews ''I,ill I. 2: Deadline Club I : horns I, 2; Y.W.C.A. I: Speakers and Vctors t .n ild 2; Piijut a Stall 2. 12 jane Gibson Covington Jam Bennettsvillc, S. C. Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; I.K.C. 1; W.A.A. 1. Alice Cress Concord, N. C. Sarah C ornelia Cranlord r� n • t • be. e Kiniis Mountain, N. C. Y.W.C.A. I; S|� t ikrr- ami elnr Cuilil I. J; Delta Pxi Omega I. 2. Vice-Presi .1. Ml 2; . . 2; lt;i ki't|iall Mmiau'i 2: Home Kriiimmir� J, Tirasnmr; I'.ll. Ml. I : Pfi iff, Yen s I. Enrique Cueto Henry Matanzas, Cuba Inteniilliiral Club 2. Opal I .ee ( a a en O nc Eranklinville, N. C. ClmniH I, 2; II.iiul 2. Evelyn Grace Dii; s Slink ( ordova, N. C. I-1 ■ 1111 v � 11 i | • Croup 1, 2; Speakers ami ...- Cuilil 1. 2: Y.W.C.A 2; Pf, iff, t in 1: Pin llnhi Kiii'i'n 2; Delia P i Omega 2. 13 S. G. Dodson, [r. 5. G.” Efland, N. C. r I (.Iuli I, 2, I’residenl ]; Fellow- ship Group I. 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2. I'resi- ilrnt 12; Chorus I ; Velrr;ms 111 it 11 I ; (►filer of Sundial 2; Speakers nod Actors Guild 1, 2. Beth Ann Elliott Big Belly' Charlotte, N. C. 1. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; Cheer- leader I. 2; Class Seeielary I ; Student (.oiiueil 2, Seeielary 2; Monogram C.luli 2, Seerelarv; I'nJnCn SlalT 2. Vernie English Princess'' Laurel Hill, N. C. Cl i on is I ; W. A, A. 1. 2 ; I- el lows Ii i p I ; Home Kconomics 2; Y.W.C.A. 1. Martha Ann Eury Mot” Concord, N. C. . . . I ; Home Kniiioinii s I ; Speakers and Actors Cuild 2; Student Council 2; fellowship Croup I, 2, See ret ary I ; A . W. f!. A . 1, 2, i e e -1 ’ r e si 11 e 111 2 ; () r d e i of Sundial 2. |ames B. Fincher 77 1 lie Monroe, N. C. Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Fellowship Cluh 1; Inlramurals I, 2. C harles Fisher “Charles Canton, N. C. I.Id . I, 2; Speakers and e!ois Guild I, 2; Y .M.C. . 1. 2; Delta Psi Omega I ; Inli’ieultural I. i 4 Clinton Foust P just ns Snow Camp, N. C. VM.( 1, 2; Pfeiffer e« 1; Soiomo ( lull 2; Monogram ( lull 2; Junior arsitv 1. 2; Track 1, 2; Intramural I. 2; Chorus 1. Andrea Garcia C. Delicias, Oriente, Cuba Homo leonomics Cluh 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. 2; A. 1. ('arolyn Phyllis Gabriel Carolyn Sherrill’s Ford, N. C. rfeitfer on v 1; l-Yllow ship Croup 1, 2; Chorus 1,2; .C. I. 2; W. I. William B. Cioslen Bill Winston-Salem, N. C. l)i halo I ; Aid. . I : Science 1. William I). Ciaddy Bill Morven, N. C. oioiaus ( luh I, 2; Soiouoo I'.luli I. Namy |ane (iritlith Niiucy” [ellcrson, S. C. St u 11 o u I (.ouuoil I. Secretary; Order of Sundial 2; . . . 1. 2. President 2 j Kuskol h.i 11 I, 2; Speaker and Actor- Cuihl 2; Pfeifjrr Ncm 2; Monogram Cluh 2 ; Piijut a 2. 15 Henry T. Hart T o)i mi y” Wadesboro, N. C. Fellowship 1; I.K.C. 2: Y.M.O.A. Chorus Pfeiffer a ft s i .i 11 1. 2 ; Speakers and ctors Guild 2; 't . M. . I, • Sr icin'c (.hilt 1. brancisco Hernandez Cnco C, ha parra, Cuba Thornton Hawkins Sadie Canton, N. C. Speaker and elors Guild 1. 2; Delhi Psi Omega 2: Y.M.C.A. ]. 2: Fellowship (.roup 2; ('horns 1, 2; Debate Club 2; Student Council 2, Marshal. James D. Hethcock fnn in ey North Wilkesboro, N. C. Y.M.C.A. 2: Fellowship Club 1; P.B. M.C. 2; Pfeiffer Vncs Si.,iT ]. Maxine Hendricks Max’ Mt. Croghan, S. C. W . V. 1. 1!: Basketball Team 1. 2. Captain 2: Monogram Club 2. Alice Hodi e Alice' Salisbury, N. C. Si leitee Club I, 2; Y.W.C. V. 1, 2. 16 Carolyn Holt New London, N. C. 1, 2; Haskelball 1. 2; Pfcifjrr M’s I: Phi Them Kappa I. 2; Scienci Club 1 : N . .C. 1 ; Monogram Club 2. Walter G. Horton, |r. rf U H’I es Charlotte, N. C. N .M.C. . 2. Mary Margaret 1 look Aictry” Rnthcrlord College, N. C. . a . 1. 2 : I •• 11• • w shi11 ironp 1, 2 ; Speaker anti Nrlor.s Cuiltl I; Clmriin I. 2; Onlci of Suiulial 2; Phi llnhi Kuppn I, 2. Ernest Melvin Howell Ernie Draper, N. C. rlorans Club 1. 2: A.M.C.A. 1. Mary Hughes “Bennye Kannapolis, N. C. . W .C. . I : . . . I : 111uni' Im i iiuuu irs Club 2. A a Laura Jenkins r7 enks Cherryville, N. C. (limit' l.ii mimi it's (.lub I, 2, ifi'-11 ri'hi- tlfiil 2; ll.iskcll'ill I; Phi held Kitfipii 2: W.A.A. I ; N .W .C.A. 1. 17 Graham C. Johnson johnny' Elkin, N. C. Veteran? Club 2; Y.M.C.A. 1. Charlie B. Lewallen, |r. Balclie High Point, N. C. Y.M.C.A. 1. 2; Intramural 1, 2; PaJaCo Staff 2; Phi Ihrta Knppn 2; Order of Sundial 2; Student Council 2. Janie Brow n Klutz ''Janie Concord, N. C. ■'t.W.C.V. 1. 2: Home Kconomics 1. 2: P.B.M.C. 1; Fellow «hip Group 1; W.A.A. 1. Kiddie Rachel LoHin ''Rachel Denton, N. C. Y.W.C- . 1. 2: Home Kconomics Club 1. 2. W illiam Andrew Latimer Bill” Charlotte, N. C. Mixed C.lioru 1. 2: Fellowship Group 1, 2: VM.C.A. 1. 2; PaJoCa Staff 2. Lowell Beaty Lovin 'Lovin Kannapolis, N. C. Y.M.C. . 1. 2: Intramural- 1. 2. Captain 18 Doyle Low der Doyle” Albemarle, N. C Paul Lowder |oel Mauldin Pitt lsy Mould m” Albemarle, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. Y.M.l . 1. l.H.C. I. 2; CIioium I, 2; Y.M.C.V. 1; Science Club 1. Fellowship Croup 1, 2; lutcrcultural Club 2. Claude L. McKinney ”Deacon” Walkertown, N. C. Student Council 1. 2, President 2; ( lass President 1 : PaJnCti Stall 1. 2; Y.M.G.A. I. : Order t Sundial 1, 2; Phi Thetu Knppa 1, 2: Chorus I; Track I. Florence Alines Messick O Tot” Winston-Salem, N. C. Pfeiffer Yens I. 2; Y.W.C.A. 1; W.A.A. 1, 2: I.ICC. 1; Checrlnulci 1, 2; Mono nun ( luh 2: PuJhI h Stall 2. Carol M ae Milks Lee” Wadesboro, N. C. I c. s.McKac College 1; W. . . 2; Y.W. C.A. 2. 19 Warren Alonzo Miller Goofy” Richfield, N. C. Student (oiinril 1; Monogram Clnli 2; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1, 2. Ruth Margaret Moore Roth Mount Airy, N. C. Y .NY.C.A. I; Fellowship (ironp I; Hiinir I i iiiioiiin s I, 2; V. . . 1, 2; Science Clnli 2; I.H.C. 2; PnJaC Sind 2. George L. Millsaps, |r. G. L.” Winston-Salem, N. C. .m,c.1. 2. Thomas Phillip Moore '’Town i y” Rutherfordton, N. C. Dili.iti- (lull 2; Fellowship ('.rmi|i 2; Speakers and etors Guild 2; Science Clnli 2: Student Council 2. Elizabeth Moore Libby Delco, N. C. Fellowship Croup 1; V .(.. . I; PnJaCu Stall 2: Science dub 2: I.Id.. 2: Chorus 2: M ndent on nc i I 2. Willie Doris Morgan Do Bath, N. C S . .( . . I ; Follow hip (ironp I : . . . I. 2: r rilhr cn 1; Basketball I, 2; Monogram lull 2. 20 Benny Thomas Myers “Coon Bad in, N. C. Fe I low ship II roll |t 1, 2 : Monogram I n 1� 2: Y.M.C.A. 2; I’lOtii a Start 2. C lyde Myers Clyde Salisbury, N. ( . Ray Leon Myrii ffRjy Biscoe, N. ( . ft «Til n h .Iuli I. 2; Seieiiee t Iuli 2; PfriJJrr i‘ws I 2 Editui 2; Order • t Sundial lilt ramuraln I 2; Y.M.( I Howard Thayer Nance “Slick Troy, N. C. Ruth Nance Ruth” Charlotte, N. C. Fellowship Croup 1, 2; S . . .. A. 1, 2; Speakers ami rlor Cuilil I. 2. Diz Owens L)iz Albemarle, N. C. Richard Larry Patterson Dick Pilot Mountain, N. C. Y.M.C..A. 1, 2; Seienre Club 2: lutra murals 1. 2: arsily Basketball I. 2. Captain: Order ol Sundial I, 2: (.lass iee•!’resilient 2 ; arsit Iraek 1, 2 : Baseball 2: I emii« 2; P}eifJ ‘r euw 2: Miinui'iam ( lull 2. John Reed J ohtj Bad in, N. C. Mary Pepena Patelidas Pepena Asheville, N. C Fellowship Croup 1; A . . C. . 1, 2; bate Club 2; PuJiiCii I : Speakers anil i turs Cuilil 2; l‘f i)Jrr Veres 1: Phi hrhi K tippti 1. 2, I’resiilent 2; Inter- ultural 2. Audrey Verline Redwine Audrey Albemarle, N. C . iloine F.eouninies Club 1, 2; Y.W.C.A. Mary Lee Richardson Alary Lee Climax, N. C. Y.W.C.A. 1. 2; NY. A. A. 1, 2; Speakers anil Arlors (inibl 1, 2; Kelluwship Croup 1: Delhi Pit Chiirgu 1. 2. Jack Norman Shankle Shank Cornelius, N. C. I’.B.M.C. 2: Mumi raiii Club 2; Y.M.C.A. 2; Track 1. 2. Alicia Rivas ‘Linda Chaparra, Oriente, Cuba 1‘ffifffr rii 1, 2; Y.NY.C.N. I, 2; NY.A. V. 1. )oe Sherrill Horse Mt. Holly, N. C Si irnee Club 1, 2, I rrusurer 2; Ruskrl- ball 2: N.M.t V. 1. 2’ ! ut ruimiruls 1. 2. Caplain 2. Rachel Sue Scott Scotty Concord, N. C. I' i'IIummImp C run p 1, 2 ; Y.Wa'. N. 1, 2 ; I.ICC. I ; SI n 11 -111 (loll lit il I ; ( liorua 1 ; Irilei ul Siiliilial 2. Martha Virginia Shields Alarty Winston-Salem, N. C. (illunis rruiiipai) is! I, 2; N . N .( .A. I, 2; I'i’IIom sbi|i Croup I, 2; lluine Kioiiuiniis 1. 23 Nina Ailalen Singleton W'unny Harmony, N. C. Frllww -hip Croup 1; Home Eronomirs 1, Srrrrtary : Speakers ami i lor- Ouilil 1, J: Y.W.( I: Phi Theta Kappa 2; Paint a !.� IT 2: Delhi Psi Omega 2. Jane Smith Mayfield Ruffin, N. C. Y.W.T i W.A.A. 1, 2; II...,,. I . ......... h - Clui� I, 2, l’r« i lfill 2. Dav id Small r'Cat fish Davidson, N. C. Yrlrrans Clui 1. 2; Monogram Club 2: 'i ,M.( .A. 1. Joe ( aulton Smith ’Joe Albemarle, N. C. Y.M.C.. . 1. 2: K -llm liip («roup 2: lilt i‘irii ll ii ra) Cluh 2. I r i«l « li I 2. Gwendolyn Smith Gwen Wadesboro, N. C. Y.VY.t . . I. 2: Ifiuiie Economics 1, 2: W.A. . 2. |olin W. Smith John Wadesboro, N. C. 24 1 Dorothy Gray Smitherman 'Dot Winston-Salem, N. C. Y.VY.C 1: Home l'.touoiuics C!InI� 2; 2; PiiJo( it 2: f’lritfrr Wow 2. Ben Eranklin Stamey 'Ben” Lawndale, N. C. I d low - Iu 11 t i rou i 1, 2 ; M . . . 1, 2 ; Chorus I ; S|M ak«TH aiol C lor •«i• I I I ; Dcbute Club 2. Ralph Lee Stiwait Ralph” Charlotte, N. C. 1 I r I .III - (lull 2 : 'wii-lli • ( lull 2. R. Harold Strader Harold” Reidsville, N. C. hi-l low-Ii i |i Group 1. 2, Presuh-ut 2; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2; Intenultural Club 2; liitt-iu.itiouul Kdatious Club 1. 2: lVbalt Club I, 2; Phi Ihflit Kit tpn 1, 2. William Surratt Slim Wadesboro, N. C. Sluib-ut Coumil 2, irr I'ft-sith-nl ; d- t-i.in- ( lub I ; , I.C. . I. ic « -1 i«b-111 1. Earl Donald Talbert Bub” Norwood, N. C. Y.M.C.A. I. 2; i-li-riius ( lub 1. 2; PitJitf it 2. o 25 Juke Davis Tedder Jake” Mount Gilead, N. C. Y.M.C.A. 1. 2. Alice Grey Thomas Red” • Wingate, N. C. Sr inn r Cluli 1; W.A.A. I; Chorus 1, 2; Speakers and i tors Guild 1. Emory Augustus Thomas Pinkey” Winston-Salem, N. C. Chorus 1; Science Club 1; Debate Club 1: Y.M.C.A. 1. 2. John Lea Thomas, Jr. Lea” Albemarle, N. C. Speaker and Arturs Ciiild I, 2; I'frifjrr Yni 1, 2; Y.M.C.A. 1; Ihlta I' i Omega 1, 2, Treasurer 2. Marjorie Thomas iWarge Robbins, N. C. W.A.A. 1, 2; Home Kronornics Club 1, 2; Speakers and etors Guild 1; Y.W. C.A. 2. Peggy Jean Thomason Peg” Lexington, N. C. Y.W.C.K. I, 2, President 2; Fellowship Croup 1. 2; Chorus 1, 2; Order of Sundial 1, 2. 26 Raquel Valcarcel Kell) Chaparra, Oriente, Cuba V.W.C.A. 2. Marilyn Rachel Wast inage Jersey Camden, New Jersey 1, : Speakers and Vetnrs Guild 1. 2; Pfriffer rtt s Stall 1. 2; Home Economics I; PuJuCii 2; Basketball I. Clara Frances Von Canon ” To ok e ” Sanford, N. C. Home Kcniiumics Club 1, ; ,l V. , . 1, ‘2. R. Glenn Watson Doktor Forest City, N. C. ,l M.C. . 1 ; P.B.M.C. 1. 2. Louise Hoyle Walker Louie' Charlotte, N. C. Y.ty t . 1, Speuker uiul Vetor in iId 1, 2 ; Scieiiee (dull 1 ; V . A.A. I ; Pjriff rr Nens I ; llrltu I’si Unif ii 2 ; Phi Ih fin K iiii ni 1!; Pujnl.ii 2, Bobby Ci. Watts Bob Stanley, N. C. Speakers and Actors Guild 1, 2; Pajul u Stall 2 ; Phi I lif hi hnii m I, 2, iee-l’resi dent 2; Y.M.C.A. I. 2; Varsity Buskel- bull 1, 2 ; Scienet Club 2; I i a k 2; Tennis 1, 2; Baseball 2; Pjrifjfr m 2; Monogram Club, ice-l'resident 2; Intra murals 1, 2. 27 Howard B. Wentz ]. Howard Whittington Frank Widen house II ’entz Whit Frank Albemarle, N. C. Kannapolis, N. C. Concord, N. C. rlcrans Olnli 1, 2; llirhi kiippu 2: 'i .M.C.A. 1. 2. (Imm 1, 2, iiT-l’rosidi-nt 2; lull murals 1. 2; Mnmi| inm Cluh 2: hand ill I. 2. Jesse Ray Wiles Ray Wilkesboro, N. C. Dorothy Katheryn Wilson Katrina Catawba, N. C. I • I Inw si i i 11 i • i f «i 111 2: ' . . . 2. Carl WooJIc Doodle Conway, S. C. I'YI l«� vv � |ii |i (■ 11hi 11 1, 2; .M .( . A. 1. 2 ; () 111 -1 til Siniilial 2: I'lijuf'it 2. ?8 cl v ra ii m (.Iuli I, 2: 'i . l.C. . I: In I ra • mural I 2; .ii'«il Itaskflhall 2. Ralph W. Varbcrry ' Bin!'' Asheboro, N. ,Si iriicc (.lui� I , J ! Ii.uk I I I , L’ ; llasUtball L 29 vpnecui As I walked into the news office this morning, my boss, Ray My rick (ex ’49 Pfeiffer), editor ot the Misenheimer News and Press, greeted me with the following 7 CO O words, Your next assignment will be a complete coverage of the world, looking up and reporting on the whereabouts and positions of every member of the class of ’49.’ Now this was right down my alley. What could be more interesting than looking up and reminiscing with old class- mates ? Well, I hopped a plane, and, bless pat, if I didn’t run smack into Bob 11 Tatts first thing. He’s still flying around shooting the breeze as always. He has an acrobatic show ot his own of which he is star. You know he always was athletic and liked to show off his ability. My first stop was LaGuardia Field. As 1 stepped from the plane, whom should I see but my roommate, Edith, and her famous ball player'husband. They are on their way to England where she will sing for the King and Queen. I called a taxi and here came old 'Tinker Brinkley, our sophomore class president, sailing up to a screeching halt. On the side of his cab was written in bright red letters, If you want a safe ride, call Brinkley and Collett Cab Co I grabbed my hat and held on for dear life as we plunged through the New York traffic. ' Pinker told me gobs of good fresh off the press” gossip about some of the ’ i9ers. He said that Claude Mc- Kinney, our student council president, had just sold a famous painting of Dais) Mae to the National Art Gallery. Daisy is doing part-time modeling and part-time housekeeping for Bill, her famous foreign correspondent husband. Louise Walker is with N. B. C., writing the scripts for Ma Perkins” and John’s Other Wife”. I often wondered whose brain was behind those soap operas. By this time we had zoomed to my destination, the Waldorf Astoria, and as I stepped from the cab, I heard a familiar voice shouting, Step right this way, buy your orchids here”. I always knew Bill Latimer would make good with his flower business. Going into the hotel, I noticed someone diligently washing the plate glass window. Looking closer, I saw that he was 11 'alter Horton. Now, don’t anyone get the idea that Walter is a window-washer, because he isn’t; he’s manager of the Waldorf- Astoria and is just taking his daily exercise. As I passed the bulletin board, I noticed that Opal Craven and Bill Coble are making their debuts at Carnegie Hall, tonight. After a very entertaining evening there I retired so as to resume my journey early next morning. I left New York on the beautiful passenger ship Patterson , named in honor of the most outstanding athlete in the world. Then whom should I run into, but all the Cubans, Prank, Alicia, Racjnel, Andrea, and Henry. They are on a sight- seeing tour of the world. Who is that distinguished looking O C couple over there? Oh yes, that is Dr. and Mrs. Howard II ’hittington. Howard is now head surgeon at London Memorial Hospital tor Crippled Children. The day wore on and about 9 p. m., I heard a deep baritone voice flowing down from (lie bandstand. Vrankie's at it again. The ship landed two weeks later in an English port. As 1 walked down the gang- 30 plank, I noticed two men standing on the pier, arguing furiously. Now, who could that be but Pa tl and Doyle Lowder. Looking farther into England, I learned that Rachel Scott is continuing her study of English Literature at Oxford Uni- versity. Someone has to carry on a Pleilfer alter Miss Ward retires. The Lmiversity of Paris was my next stop. There was Bill Carpenter still trying to master the French language. He certain- O O ly has perseverance. I found Charles Fisher. Ben Stanley, Norwood Bender, and Joe Smith in Alrica, taming head hunters. Evidently they’re doing a good job. I see they still have their heads. Sand) Bookman is there, too. She and her husband are doing missionary work. He is also teaching arts and crafts to the At ricans. As I move on to Germany, I find that Earl Talbert has become a 4-star general and is in command ol the occupied forces there. Ralph Yarberry, Lonzo Arey, and Glenn Watson are three of his most obedient loot soldiers. Lea Thomas is also there as a foreign correspondent for the Misenheimer News and Press. In Switzerland, I found Graham John- son and ’’Catfish studying the contents of a watch. You have all heard the old saying, Nobody but a watch repairer and a tool take the back off a watch”. They are both coal miners for Shankie and Sherrill Mining Company. My trip took me next into the land of the Ukraine where I found Roy Coble and II ’illiam Gaddy holding up the iron cur- tain. Trank Litaker and Lowell Lovin are carrying on an underground movement in an attempt to socialize” Russia. Pegg) lean ho Lis a position as head waitress at the Home Missions School in China. Rose Anderson is also doing mission work there. Harris Jones, W'arren Miller, G. L. Mill ups, and Clyde Myers, were standing on the shore at Pearl Harbor seining lor pearls, as I passed. My next stop was Hollywood, Cali- fornia. Remembering that there was quite a bit ol talent in our class, I decided to take a good look around. I found Margie Thomas selling tickets lor the evening shows, at the Hollywood Canteen. Now she has all day in which to get ready. Mary Lee Richard son is starring in This Strange Night”. Nina Singleton is playing opposite Roy Rogers in his next picture. Alice Thomas, Miss America ol 1959, has a movie contract with MGM. Going on to Salt Lake City, Utah, I find Melvin Howell a very active member ol the Mormon church. Alice Cress and Ray Wiles have found- ed homes for elderly unattached men and women. These homes are situated opposite each other in downtown Portland. James Fincher has just completed a trip over Niagara Falls in a barrel. O Bill and Gwen are raising Grey- hounds”, just outside Detroit. Coming farther down South, I find that Carolyn Gabriel has taken Minnie Pearl’s place on the Grand Old Opera. Kathryn Wilson is her personal maid. S. G. Dodson, Hilton Cochrane, and Carl W'oodle are peddling pencils, apples, and vacuum cleaners. Their products are nationally known. 31 I rind that ]ohn Reed has made quite a name for himself in the State Hospital tor the Insane. Tommy Hart has become a renowned crusader against the waste of food. Bill Goslen is teaching trigonometry at a small high schol in Texas. Boyce Candle, Jr.. Billy Christy. Jr., and Gene Cline. Jr., are three of his brightest students. Beth Elliott and Bet ) Carter are knit- ting sweaters and socks for overseas re- O lief. Alice Hodge and Tommy Moore have just split the atom into fourths. Jan? Covington is in S. C. still recuper- ating from her two strenious years at Pfeiffer. Martha Eur) and II Ida Broun are happily married. Maxine Hendricks has just won the title as the most athletic woman in the South. She is also mayor of Mt. Crogan, S. C. Jinini) Hethcock is manufacturing chairs in North Wilkesboro. AL?n Hughes is his most efficient secretary. Carolyn Byrd is a psychology professor at the University of North Carolina. She is analyzing Belt) Lane Bird. Nancy Les- sen f and Vernie English. It is rumored that her next subjects will be Olivia Taper, Mar) Pat elidas, and Jean Parker. Marilyn W ’astinage is secretary to Diz Owens. Diz is a safety pen manufactur- er. Howard II entz is teaching the art of love making to a group of interested young men and women. Some of his most attentive students are C. B. Leu alien, Joel Mauldin, Pried a Morgan. Ruth Ha nee, Tookie Von Canon, Verline Red wine, John Smith, and Harold Strader. William Bradley is traveling with the Stanley County Fair as the tallest man in the world. Nancy Griffith is training lions for Runtime's Mammoth Shows. Benny Myers is manager of Belk's De- partment Store in Albemarle. Howard Nance and Emory Thomas are working in women’s ready-to-wear, pardon, I mean men’s ready-to-wear. Janie Klutz is a saleslady tor Rose’s Five and Dime Store. She sells buttons and bows.” Clinton Eoust and Steve Bo)ette are advertisers tor Griffin products. Their shines are rive cents each on the corner of Market and Main. Coming closer home I rind that I drginia Coltrane is the new manager of Gray- stone Inn.” Sadie Hankins is the new pastor of the First Methodist Church in Misen- heimer. His wife, the former Evelyn Diggs is teaching voice at Pfeiffer. Pfeiffer seemed to draw many of the d9ers back to its gates. Carol Milks is the dietitian. Tot Messick is teaching English Grammar, Elizabeth Moore is teaching Accounting, Sarah Cranford is the girls’ basketball coach, Martha Shields has taken Miss Bateman’s place at the organ, Jane Smith has taken over the Home Economics Department, Dot Smith- erfnan and Mary Al. Houk are house- mothers for Washington and Cline. Doris Morgan has just been made Dean of Women. Her first great change was a C' P complete destruction of all rules and regulations. After comparing our class with all the others, I find that we arc the most out- standing class ever to graduate from P P Pfeiffer. Each member has made his mark in the world, be it good or bad. Sylvia Blalock 32 33 We, the class of 1949, being of superior intelligence, strong bodies and unmarred conscience, leave to the rising Sophomores certain traits and reputations to uphold that were never attained at Pfeiffer before this year. ARTICLE I To President and Mrs. Waggoner, our thanks and gratitude for the many times they have consoled and guided us. ARTICLE II To the faculty, our undying apprecia- tion tor their patience and the effort they have put forth to make our two years at Pfeiffer enjoyable and successful ones. ARTICLE III Sec. 1. We, Beth Elliot I and Tot Messick, leave to Dot Canup and Doris Cox the duties ot carrying on as those super-dynamic cheerleaders of Pfeiffer.” Sec. 2. I, Ed Catfish Small, leave to Bill McCracken my ability to get ahead with Coach Letko by flattering him. Sec. 3. I, Claude McKinney, do leave my position as the most handsome boy” at dear ole P. U.” to Shorty” Waters because, after those pictures, he needs it. Sec. 4. I, Eiieda Morgan, leave to any freshman my ability to gain the friendship of all the teachers, to attain whatever goal they set forth. Sec. 5. I, Howard W entz, leave with Gwen Willys. Sec. 6. I, Bobb) Owens, leave my smoothness and capability of being a lover boy” and basketball player to Ray Amburn. Sec. 7. We, Dot Smitherman and Vir- ginia Col t ran e, leave our inseparable friendship to any two girls who can live with each other tor two years and still be t riends. Sec. S. I, Betty Carter, leave to Audrce Thomas the distinction of being the best dressed girl at Pfeiffer. Sec. 9. I. Lea Thomas, leave my quiet- ness to Snake” Dodson because he talks too loud. Sec. 10. We, Alice Thomas and Mari- lyn 1J”astinage. leave our coveted positions as May Queen and Maid of Honor, re- spectively, to the girls that have the qualities for being the same. Sec. 11. I, Melvin Howell, leave to Phil Howell the job of being manager of the basketball team. Sec. 12. I, Ton m) Hart, leave my job as Campus Comber” to Betty Ann Treadaway with the hope that she will stick her nose into everyone’s business as I did. Sec. 13. I, Louise Walker, leave to Wilda Meredith my dramatic ability. Sec. 14. I, Graham Johnson, leave to Tom Vicars my influential personality so he can make a good grade in Kennedy’s English class. Sec. 15. I, Ra) Myrick, leave to Curtis Garrett my capability of holding many major offices. Sec. 16. I, Sandy Bookman, leave to Daisy Ruth Faulkner my presidency ot the Order of the Sundial, and the title of editor-in-chief ot the PaJaCa. Sec. 17. I, C. B. Leu alien, leave to Bob Kluttz my studious ways. Sec. IS. I, Hilton Cochrane, leave to anyone who has the patience to operate the projector, the job ot running Time Marches On!” in Assembly. 34 See. 19. I, Alien Rii'as, leave my mag- netic personality to Lenora Leal. Sec. 20. I, Rachel Scott, leave to Oscar Kennedy my notes and studious ability so that he too, can make the Dean’s list. (No, not probation, either.) Sec. 21.1, John Smith, leave to Brother Ben, my prestige on the Pfeiffer Campus. Sec. 22. We, Jane Smith, Martha Shields, and Verline Red nine, just leave. Sec. 23. L Sadie Hawkins, leave to Guido my job of cleaning the library every afternoon. Sec. 2-4. 1, Doris A [organ, leave to Audree Thomas my love lor U.N.C. Sec. 25. We, Roy Coble and William Caddy, leave our ability to cut classes and not get caught to Paul Mitchum and Hay- ward Nance, with the hope that this public notice won’t make the technique Snafu”. Sec. 26. I, Jake Tedder, leave my mathematical qualities to Bill Treadaway, because he certainly can use them. Sec. 27. I, Mary Honk, leave to Betty Davis my beguiling smile so that she can use it to her advantage as 1 did. Sec. 28. I, Joe Sherrill, leave to Max Lowdermilk one pair of slightly used, smelly, size 12 basketball shoes. Sec. 29. I, Charles Fisher, leave my understanding ways for the boys to Leroy Kennedy with the agreement that he will carry on as I have. Sec. 30. We, Alaxine Hendricks and Carolyn Holt, leave our ability to play basketball to Betty Muscles” Russell and Sarah ’’Red” Jones, and the job of carry- ing on for Pfeiffer next year. Sec. 31. We, Glenn Watson and Alice H odge, leave our scientific wizardry to Mattie Britt and Ruby McIntyre. Sec. 32. I, Red Yarberry, leave to Jack O’Neil my ability to play tennis. Sec. 33. We, Bill Coble and Jack Shankie, leave algebra. Sec. 3d. I, Peggy Thomason, leave to Mildred Griffith my honored (?) job as head waitress in the dining hall. Sec. 35. I, Frank Widenhonse, leave to anyone that wants the job, the willpower to stay all summer here. Sec. 36. I, Howard W hiltmgton, leave my eagerness for Phi Theta to Betty Yelton with the hopes that she is an A” student. Sec. 37. We, Carl U 'oodle, Rose Anderson, Ben Stanley, Martha Fury, and Norwood Bender, leave the Annex with sighs of relief. The job of operating the store is left (with best wishes) to the ones who are selected to serve in this capacity. Sec. 38. 1, Gwen Smith, leave with Bill Surratt. Sec. 39. I, Nancy Griffith, leave my magnetic personality to Faye McCall, even though she doesn’t need it. Sec. 40. I, Henry Cneto, leave to my cousin, Horacio Cucto, my knowledge of the English language. Sec. 41. I, Bill Latimer, leave to Allen Wearn my flower garden behind Washing- ton Hall with a written agreement that he keep Mrs. Fletcher supplied with flowers next year. Sec. 42. We, Edith Copley and Caro- lyn Gabriel, leave to Dot Cox our ability to sing. Maybe she can learn to carry a tune by our doing this. 35 anc iment Sec. 43. I, Lou til Levin, leave to Eldred Cherry my ability to have multi- tudes of love affairs and still keep my girl friends from finding out about them. Sec. 44. I, Doyle Louder, leave my ever-growing vocabulary to Louise Elam. Sec. 45. We, Pun I Louder and Harold Strader, leave our business office to Bill Brockman and Ray Amburn. Sec. 46. We, Boyce Caudle and War- ren Miller, leave to Leslie Butler our quiet- ness so he can learn to talk less. Sec. 47. I, Tinker Brinkley, hope I can leave. Sec. 48. I, Margie Thomas, leave to Kat Chappell my stately posture and pleasing smile. Sec. 49. We, Nancy Bessent, Vende English, leave our room over the door of Rowe Hall to Betty Gore and Betty Davis so they, too, can enjoy other people’s dates. Sec. 50. We, Billy Christy and S. G. Dodson, leave the task of having another successful Christmas dance to the officers of the Y” next year. Sec. 51. We, Betty Bird and Speed) Carpenter, leave to our brother Bill McCracken our slow talking ways. Sec. 52. I, Walter Horton, leave to David Deas my innocent face—he could go places if he had my face and his per- sonality. Sec. 5 3. We, II 7Ida Broun and Alary Hughes, leave our slimness to Tubby Griffith. Sec. 5 i. We, Sarah Cranford and Sylvia Blalock, leave our ability to get along with people to Iris Brown and Bonnie Hardy. Sec. 5 5. I. Steve Boyette, leave Betty Ann Treadaway. Sec. 56. I, Bill Bradley, leave my height to Rabbit Russell solely tor the purpose of covering his bashtulness. Sec. 57. I. Carol))! B)rd, leave nothing to nobody; Why? I want to take every- thing I have with me. Sec. 58. We, Gt)ie Cline, Joe Smith, and Benn) Alyers, leave our devotions in Cline Hall gladly. Sec. 59. We, Earl ‘Talbert and f. C. Collett, leave the messiest room in Wash- ington Hall to the Jacksonville Gang . Sec. 60. I, Dais) Coston, leave Bill Treadaway to the Pfeiffer girls with my most sincere commiserations. Sec. 61. We, jane Covington, Alice Cress and Alar) Pat el id as, leave our un- dying devotion to our studies, to Tom Vicars and Frank Styers. Sec. 62. We, Opal Craven and Evelyn Diggs, leave Bob lulian and Sadie Haw- kins, respectively, reluctantly. Sec. 63. We, Lonzo Arey, Trank Lit- akcr and Cl)de Alyers, leave our flapper cut hairdos to Phil Howell, Bill Brock- man and Ben Beasley. Sec. 64. We, Ruth Moore, Janie Kluttz, and Laura Jenkins, leave our knowledge of Lit, French, and Chemistry, respec- tively, to Max Garrison, Ernest Widen- house, and Frank Styers. They’ll need it. Sec. 65. I, James Einchtr, leave to Bob Lewallen my friendship with the em- ployees of the farm. Sec. 66. I, Clinton Eous , leave Iris Brown. 36 Mauldin, and G. L. Mil saps, and Emory Thom as, leave the noise in Cline Hall to Bill Silvers. Sec. 68. I, Amlrea Garcia, Raccjnel Val- i'Arcti, and Francisco Hernandez, leave our chitter-chatter to the boys trom Honduras, George and Juan Panayotti. Sec. 69. I, jimmy Hethcock, leave to Karl Fredricks, my smooth line with all Pfeiffer Co-eds. Sec. 70. I, HArris Jones, leave my smoothness in basketball to Country Martin Barringer. Sec. 71. We, Rachel Loflin, Olivia Raper, Clara I onCanon and Ruth Nance, leave with regrets. Sec. 72. We, Libby Moore and Nina Singleton, leave our Phi Theta Kappa bids 10 Kat Burcham and Faye McCall. Sec. 73. We, Dick Patterson and Bob 11 'atts, leave Cline No. 26, mess and all, the championship ball team, our undying devotion to each other and Coach Lefko, to any two people who have the qualities ot holding said positions mentioned above. Sec. 74. I, Howard Nance, leave to Max Garrison my ability to dance as Fred he needs practice instead ol ability. Sec. 75. I, Tom Moore, leave the Chemistry Lab to Hazel Sommers. Sec. 76. I, Carol Milks, leave my knowl- edge ol European History to David Alex- ander. Sec. 77. I, Jean Parker, leave my fourteen pounds” to Red” Jones. Sec. 78. We, Mary Lee Richardson and Catherine 11 7Ison, leave our blond hair to Nancy Wyke. Sec. 79. We, Ralph Stiwalt and Ray W iles, leave our incessant babbling to Ernest Widenhouse. Sec. 80. I, John Reed, leave my touch with the Gris to Earl Biles. O We, the Sophomore Class of 49, do hereby appoint Mrs. Willie Davis the Executrix ot this, our last Will and Testa- ment. In witness thereof, we do set our hand and seal, this 30th day of May, in the year of our Lord, 1949. Bob Watts, Testator Witnesses: Dick Patterson Claude McKinney On September 6, 1947, two hunderd and six young and innocent beings, who were to become the freshman class at Pfeiffer Junior College, took the road to Misenheimer, N. C. Most of us came to the campus with mixed sentiments ol reluctance to leave home but also antici- pation for new experiences ahead. Our enthusiasm for the new experiences may have waned a little after the entrance exams, but we soon recovered and began to take a lively interest in our new sur- roundings. The first official function of our class was the election of Claude McKinney as class president, S. G. Dodson as vice- president, Beth Elliott as secretary, and W. B. Kirkland, )r., as treasurer. This business taken care of, we found time midst classes and studying to become better acquainted at the Sadie Hawkins’ Day events, the Harvest Dance, and the Christ- mas Dance. Through all this we had been secretly wondering when and if the sophs would decide to initiate us. We found out. After surviving this ordeal, some of our number were honorably recognized, as evidenced by the induction of twelve scholars into Phi Theta Kappa and the tapping of ten freshmen as new members of the Order of the Sundial. The remainder of the year passed quick- ly with its dances, the memorable basket- ball game at Wingate, exams, then home again for three months. September, 194s, and one hundred and twenty-four of us returned to impress the freshmen with our dignity and wisdom as sophomores. Freshmen initiation was the most effective one yet; then we settled down to lectures and labs. We decided to eliminate the offices of secretary and treasurer from the class roster, but elected Tinker Brinkley as soph prexy, and Dick Patterson as his right-hand man. The fall passed; then came Christmas holidays, mid-year cramming, George and Martha at the Washington Ball, gab ses- sions at The Graystone Inn, the realization that time passes too quickly, and the all too final events—May Day, the Farewell Dance, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. So ended our alloted time here. We look forward to the future, but will never forget the friendship and experiences of two years at Pfeiffer. 38 Pfeifer JunBr p Co tdo«J'° Misenheifner. OFFICERS Vander Warner Pres nient Leslie Butler I ’ice-President Martha Cox Secreta)i Betty Russell Treasurer Jimmy Turner Treasurer 40 first Row: Margaret Adams, David Alexander, luanita Allen, Robert Allen, Ra Amburn, Lucy Ashley. Second Ron: Jean Astin, John Bacon, Eleanor Barker, Martin Barringer, Robert Beal, Joseph Ben Beasley. third Ron: Cannella Beckwith, Betty Bell, Allie Belle Biles, Earl Biles, Marjorie Bowers, Judith Boyles. 41 first Ron: Mattie Britt, Alton Broadway, William Brockman, Geraldine Brown, Iris Brown, Isabelle Brown. Second Row: George Bumgarner, Kathleen Burcham, Leslie Butler, Kathleen Campbell, Frank Cannon, Dorothy Canup. Third Row: Katherine ( happell, FJdred ( herry, Dorothy C lark. Doris ( ox, Martha Cox, Batsy ( rouch. 4? hirst Roir: Earl Crowe, Betty Davis, David Deas, Herman Dodson, Sarah Doub, C atherine Downer. Second Row: Carolyn Eaton, Louis Elam, Jean Eller, Pei y Jo Everhart, Daisy Eaulkner, Karl Friedrichs. Third Row: Robert Frye, Allen Furr, Margaret Gaddy, Bernice Gallimore, ( urtis Garrett, Max Garrison. 43 First Row: Rachel Gilbert, Betty Gore, Colleen Grant, Nancy Grant, ]. B. Green, Mildred Griffith. Second Row: John Hancock, Bonnie |ean Hardy, William Harwell, Ruby Hendley, Alf red Herman, Louis Hinson. t hird Row: Edgar Hodge, Marjorie Hollows, David Holt, Mary Hooker, |oseph Houston, Phil Howell. 44 Virst Row: Charles Honeycutt, Bryson Irvin, Kermit Jefferson, Esterlita Jenkins, Harold Jenkins, Helen Johnson. Seenfnl Ron: Carrie Jones, Nat Jones, Sarah Jones, Robert Julian, Lorine kanoy, Jimmy Kemp. Third Row: Jack Kennedy, Jean Kennedy, Leroy Kennedy, Oscar Kennedy, Lee Kinard, Willie Kenney. 45 First Ron: Robert Kluttz, Jeanne Lambert, Robert Lampley, William Langley, Lenora Leal, Robert Lewallen. Second Row: Louis Linker, Shannon Lowder, Max Lowdermilk, Bruce Lowry, Walter Lynch, Faye McCall. Third Ron: William McCracken, Ruby McIntyre, Marie Medlin, Constance Mellot, Wilda Meredith, johnnie Metcalf. 46 First Row: Katherine Michael, Ola Mae Mills, Paul Mitcluim, Mary Morgan, Peggy Morgan, Catherine Munden. Second Row: Guido Moncada, Hayward Nance, Virginia Nicholson, Jack O’Neal, George Panayotti, John Panayotti. Third Row: Nellie Parker, Thomasine Paxton, Doris Peel, Edna Perryman, Olive Poore, William Burgess Presnell. O 47 vn Row: Martha Queen, Betty Riee, Ted Ridenhour, Robert Rogers, Ann Rossiter, Charles Russell. Second Row: John Russell, Curtis Sand rock, Margaret Sellers, William Selvey, Garnett Shropshire, Joseph Silver. Third Row: Margaret Silver, Ben Smith, Corene Smith, Eunice Smith, Mary Smith, Hazel Sommer. 48 first Row: Rocelle Speight, )aek Stewart, William Thayer, Audree Thomas, Jolly I homas, Everette Thomasson. Second Row: Betty Treadaway, Bill Treadaway, Eva Venable, 1’om Vicars, Ann Wall, Lucy Wall. Third Row: Fay Walser, Vander Warner, Edgar Washburn, Everett Waters, Allen Wearn, Edna West. 49 First Row: Patricia White, Mary Whitted, Ernest Widenhouse, Nancy Wike, Charlotte Williams, |o Ann Williams. Second Row: Gwendolyn Willis, Eugene Wilson, Ruina Winn, Myra Wise, Miriam Wolf, Nancy Wright. Third Row: Betty Ye 1 ton. 50 3« Sandy Bookman Editor Jesse Brinkley Business Manager C. M. Waggoner Advisor Benny Myers Advertising Staff Daisy Ruth Faulkner Assistant Editor Jack Stewart Advertising Staff C. B. Lewallen .Advertising Manager Billy Christy Advertising Staff Mary Smith Asst. Adi. and Bus. Manager Catherine Munden Advertising Staff Libby Moore Circulation Manager Vander Warner Advertising Staff Doris Morgan Asst. Circulation Manager Earl Talbert Adi ertising Staff Tot Messick A'St. Circulation Manager Beth Elliott . Typist Claude McKinney Art Editor Nancy Griffith Typist Dot Can up Asst. Art Editor Onita Costen Typist Bill Treadaway Photographer Virginia Coltrane T y pi st Boh Lampley Asst. Photographer Audree Thomas Typist Sylvia Blalock Prophet Faye McCall Typist Louise Walker Historian Nina Singleton Typist Bob Watts Testator Ruth Moore . Typist Phil Howell Advertising Staff Bill Latimer . . . . Typist J. C. Collett Advertising Staff Ctrl Win idle . Typist 52 Ray My rick Editor Onita Coston Business Manager Mrs. R. O. Brown . Faculty Advisor Bill Treadaway Managing Editor Karl Friedrichs Assistant Sylvia Blalock Literary Editor Curtis Sandrock Copy Editor Dorothy Smitherman, Lea Thomas Tot Messick, Dick Patterson, Feature Editors Bot Watts .... Sports Editors Dot Can up Art Editor Betty Treadaway, Tom Hart News Editors Louise Walker, Virginia Coltrane, Lee Kinard .... Columnist s Hilton Cochrane, Sarah Cranford, J. C. Collett...............................Reporters Betty Lane Bird, Louis Elam, Leslie Butler, Marilyn Wastinage, Peggy Morgan, Nancy Wright. Doris Morgan, Alicia Rivas . . Circulation and Exchange Managers David Alexander, Robert Lampley, Margaret Adams.............................Assistants Doyle Lowder .... Advertising Manager Jimmy Kemp, Nat Jones, Max Garrison, Lewis Teague...............................Assistants Nina Singleton, Jo Ann Williams, Nancy Griffith, Johnny Metcalf . . Typists 53 Claude McKinney President Bill Surratt Vice-President Beth Elhott Vander Warner Secretary-Treasurer Marshal Lline Hall C. B. Lewallen Norwood Bender Jimmy Kemp Jack O’Neal Rou e Hall Beth Elliott Martha Eury Sarah Doub Martha Queen Day Students Joan Stoker )ohn Reed Merner Hall Sandy Bookman Libby Moore Hazel Sommer Doris Cox II ’ashinvton Hall O Vander Warner Ted Ridenhour Tommy Moore Thornton Hawkins 54 Mary Pa tel i das Bob Watts Louise Walker Mary Margaret Honk Mrs. Waggoner Pro siJ cur Vice-President Secretary Secretary Pact lly Ad visat Louise Walker Sarah Cranford Thornton Hawkins Lea Thomas Dr. Smith Omeqa President Vice-Pres dent Secretary Treast rer Faculty Advisor phi Theta Kappa Delta Psi Omega Order of Sundial Monogram Club Sandy Bookman Rose Anderson C. B. Lewallen Miss Ward President Sec ret nr) Treasurer Paenlty Advisor Benny Myers Bob Watts Beth Elliott Mr. Lelko, Miss Burns onoaram 7 President Vice-President Seen fat) - Treas ns r Paeult) Advisors 56 Louise Walker Thornton Hawkins Mary Lee Richardson Nina Singleton Dr. Smith L ?er6 a n President I ’ t -Prc udent Secretary treasurer Vac ill) Advisor Leslie Butler......................................................................President Ben Stamey....................................................................Vice-President Lee Kinard.........................................................................Secretary Tommy Moore........................................................................Treasurer Dr. Smith..................................................................facility Advisor Speakers and Actors Guild Debate Club Y. W. C. A. Y. M. C. A. Peggy Jean Thomason Martha Eury Sylvia Blalock Rose Anderson M rs. Masten President Ir ice-President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Adiisor S. O'. Dodson, |r. Thornton Hawkins Carl Wood I e Norwood Bender Mr. Thompson, Mr. Zerbe President Irice-President Secretary Treasurer faculty Adiisors 58 Nancy Griffith Betty Russell Betty Carter Miss Burns Earl Talbert Eld red Cherry Mr. Gray President Vice-President Set re tar y- 7r ensure r Vacuity Advisor President Secretary-1reasurer Vacuity Advisor w. A. A. Veterans Club International Relations Club Intercultural Club J nternationa i onS Sylvia Blalock Ruth Moore Hlizabeth Moore Mr. Warlitk Preside lit I ice-President Set i el or1 'rea surer l icnh) AJvhor Joe Smith Alicia Rivas Miriam Wo 11 Miss Hoyd, Mr. Xerbe Preside)! I V ce-PresideM Seen tary-Tn as art Pairth) Advi nr 60 P. B. M. C. Home Economics Club Glenn Watson Tommy Moore Nancy Bessent Joe Sherrill .... Mr. Sommer, Mr. Thompson Pic dent I 'ice Ptc ' ilo S circlin') Tr casuro Vac nil) Advisors JJom e Jane Smith Laura Jenkins Nina Singleton Sarah Cranford Miss Gordy President Vice-President Sec ret iir Treasurer Vac nit) Advisor Harold Strader Martha Queen Nancy Wike David Deas Miss Floyd P re {nienl 1 'ice-Preside it Secretary Treasurer Fac ilt) Ad risor Edith Copley Frank Widenhouse Rose Anderson Pat Stokes Miss Bateman President 1 ice-President Secretary Treasurer Director Fellowship Group 62 The Chorus I 10 rJaai 73 sA Ail oSt V� uL«e J_ookA � Aotd TP II MAID OF HONOR WalJiwdlaH i?cM 'OJiCL 7 awcZ' Baseball Team first Row: Boyce Caudle, Warren Miller, Douglas Gerringer. Ed Small. Lotes Holmes, Vallie Lowe, Melvin Adkins, George Ward, Frank Widenhouse. Second Ron: James Weddington, Bill W'oodrufF, June Reece, Earl Talbert, Donald Baity, Tommy Ridenhour, Diz Owens, Glenn Leach, Benny Myers. JrctcL Zje eci m First Ron: Bill McCracken, Herman Dodson, Karl Fredericks. Burgess Presnell. Hilton Coch rane. Second Ron: Max Lowdermilk, Leslie Butler, Louis Linker, W alter Horton. third Ron: Melvin Howell, Jack Shankle, Bob Watts, C linton l;oust, Martin Barringer, Ed Small. Fourth Ron: Benny Myers, Harris |ones. 70 Maxine Hendrick Sarah Cranford Miss Burns Cap tain Manager Coach Forwards: Maxine Hendrick, I'aye McCall, Betty Russell, Jane Smith, Margaret Silver, Nellie Barker. Guards: Sarah Jones, Sarah Doub, Carolyn Holt, Nancy Griffith, Betty Bell, Loraine Kanoy. Dick Patterson Melvin Howell Mr. Letko Captam Manager Coach Forwards: Bob Watts, Max Lowdermilk, Ray Wiles, Warren Miller, Boyce Caudle, Harris Jones. Guards: Dick Patterson, Diz Owens, Ray Amburn, Max Garrison. Centers: )oe Sherrill, Bob Lampley. Girls' Basketball Boys' Basketball � I. Dick Patterson 2. Boh Watts 5. |oe Sherrill S. Max LowJermilk 72 I )i () ens o. Ray Ambnrn 1. Ray Wiles 2. Warren Miller 3. Boyce Caudle 5. Garnett Shropshire 73 4. Max Garrison (). 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Daily and Sunday For News—Local, State, National, Com plimenls of and International SIMPSON-PEACOCK CO. 11 holesale Grocers ☆ Salisbury, N. C. Salisbury, N. C 92 COMPLIMENTS OF Reliance Fruit and Produce Company, Inc. ☆ . . . Wholesale . . . FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES BUTTER EGGS ☆ 93 CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA 94 C. D. P L Y L E R C. SPEflCER PLYLER FERTILIZER - LESPEDEZA - CLOVER - FIELD SEEDS 95 MISENHEIMER NORTH CAROLINA when we try hard enough — and what better place to try than right here in our own Piedmont Carolinas? Wonderful resources, mild climate, some of the best people in the world, opportunity envied the world over, a lot of work waiting to be done,, and a government that leaves you free to choose and work as you will. Putting economical power at your command is our part in helping you to build a satis- fying and rewarding life DUKE POWER COMPANY j2 vinn 7Vic 96 97 Litograpli5 98 99 100 su i om Anderson, Rose, Route 1, High Point, N. C. Arey, Lonzo, Route 1, Gold Hill, N. C. Bender, Norwood, Route 2, Box 29S, W ilmington, N. ( . Bessent, Nancy, Box 242, Wilkesboro, N. C. Bird, Betty, Cuthbert Street, Colquitt, Ga. Blalock, Sylvia, Route 2, Angier, N. C. Bookman, Ada, 4411 Stockton Street, Richmond, Va. Boyett, Stephen, 266 N. 5th St., Albemarle, N. C. Bradley, William, IS 15 Charlotte Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Brinkley, Jesse, 4403 Wrightsville Ave., Wilmington, N. C. Brown, Wilda, Route 3, Canton, N. C. Byrd, Carolyn, Cherry Street, Wilkesboro, N. C. Carpenter, William, 501 E. Maryland St., Bessemer City, N. C Carter, Betty, 600 Summit Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Caudle, Boyce Lee, Box 44, New London, N. C. Christy, Billy, Route 2, Concord, N. C. Cline, Eugene, Box 31S-A, Belmont, N. C. Coble, Roy, Box 136, Oakboro, N. C. Coble, William, Maryland Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. Cochrane, Hilton, Ether, N. C. Collett, John Craven, Route 2, Trinity, N. C. Coltrane, Virginia, 2419 W. Polo Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Copley, Edith, 1601 E. Main St., Durham, N. C. Coston, Onita, 446 S. Green St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Covington, Jane, 113 N. Everett St., Bennettsville, S. C. Cranford, Sarah, Box 167, Kings Mountain, N. C. Craven, Opal, Franklinville, N. C. Cress, Alice, Route 3, Concord, N. C. Cueto, Henry, San Rafael, 85 P. N., Matanzas, Cuba. Diggs, Evelyn, Cordova, N. C. Dodson, S. G., Route 1, Efland, N. C. Elliott, Beth, Route 9, Charlotte, N. C. English, Vernie, Route 2, Laurel Hill, N. C. Eury, Martha, Route 4, Concord, N. C. Fincher, James, Route 2, W ax haw, N. C. Fisher, Charles, Route 1, Canton, N. C. Foust, Clinton, Route 1, Snow Camp, N. C. Gabriel, Carolyn, Sherrill’s Ford, N. C. Gaddy, William, Route 1, Chesterfield, S. C. Garcia, Andrea, C. Delicas, Ote., Cuba. Goslen, William, Pfafftown, N. C. Griffith, Nancy, Box 113, Jefferson, S. C. Hart, Thomas, 243 Lee Ave., Wadesboro, N. C. Hawkins, Thornton, 133 N. Main St., Canton, N. C. Hendrick, Maxine, Mt. Croghan, S. C. Hernandez, Francisco, Calle 4, 90, Chaparra, Ote., Cuba. Hethcock, James, 508 Memorial Ave., N. Wilkesboro, N. C. Hodge, Alice, Route 5, Salisbury, N. C. Horton, Weaker, lMl S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. Holt, Carolyn, Route 1, New London, N. C. Houk, Mary, Rutherford College, N. C. Hughes, Mary, 206 S. East Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Howell, Melvin, 123 Fieldcrest Rd., Draper, N. C. Jenkins, Laura, Route 1, Cherryville, N. C. Johnson, Graham, 115 Circle Court, Elkin, N. C. Jones, Harris, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Kluttz, Janie, Route 4, Concord, N. C. Latimer. William, 1020 Ideal Way, Charlotte, N. C. Lewallen, C. B., Tryon St., High Point, N. C. Litaker, Frank, 208 Woodlawn St., Kannapolis, N. C. Loflin, Rachel, Denton, N. C. Lovin, Lowell, Charles St., Kannapolis, N. C. Lowder, Doyle, Route 4, Albemarle, N. C. Lowder, Paul, 313 Hearn St., Albemarle, N. C. McKinney, Claude, 201 E. Burton St., High Point, N. C. Mauldin, Joel, Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Messick, Florence, 2605 S. Main, Winston-Salem, N. C. Milks, Carol Mae, Wadesboro, N. C. Miller, Warren, Route 1, Richfield, N. C. Mil I.saps, G. I.., Pfafftown, N. C. Moore, Elizabeth, Deleo, N. C. Moore, Ruth, Route 3, Mt. Airy, N. C. Moore, Thomas, Route 2, Rutherfordton, N. C. Morgan, Doris, Bath, N. C. Morgan, Frieda, Midland, N. C. Myers, Benny, 116 Pine St., Badin, N. CL Myers, Clyde, 122 12th Street, Salisbury, N. C. Myrick, Ray, Rt. 1, Starr, N. C. Nance, Howard, Troy, N. C. Nance, Ruth, 1417 Thomas Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Owens, Bobby, 1614 W. Park Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Parker, Norma, 1500 Lyon Court, Charlotte, N. C. Patelidas, Mary, 18 Swannanoa Ave., Asheville, N. C. Patterson, Richard, Steven St., Pilot Mt., N. C. Raper, Olivia, Welcome, N. C. Redwine, Verline, Albemarle, N. C. Reed, John, Tallassee St., Badin, N. C. Richardson, Mary, Climax, N. C. Rivas, Alicia, Carretera 2 57 Chaparra, Oriente, Cuba. Scott, Rachel, 293 Kerr St., Concord, N. C. Shankle, Jack, Cornelius, N. C. Sherrill, Joe, Route 1, Mt. Holly, N. C. Shields, Martha, 323 W. 16th St., Winston-Salem, N. (2. Singleton, Nina, Harmony, N. C. Small, David, Box 794, Davidson, N. C. Smith, Gwendolyn, Route 1, Polkton, N. C. Smith, Joe, Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Smith, John, Polkton, N. C. Smith, Jane, Route 2, Ruffin, N. C. Smitherman, Dorothy, 1767 W. Polo Rd., Winston-Salem, N. CL Stamey, Ben, Route 2, Lawndale, N. C. Stiwalt, Ralph, 5414 Wilkinson Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Strader, Harold, Route 3, Reidsville, N. C. Surratt, William, 5 White Store Ave., Wadesboro, N. C. Talbert, Earl, Box 152, Norwood, N. C. Tedder, Jake, Route 1, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Thomas, Alice, 1509 Northeson Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Thomas, Emory, Route 1, Winston-Salem, N. C. Thomas, Lea, 805 Mont. Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Thomas, Marjorie, Biscoe, N. C. Thomasson, Peggy, 403 W. Center St., Lexington, N. C. Valcarcel, Raquel, Chaparra, Oriente, Cuba. Von Canon, Clara, Box 184, Sanford, N. C. Walker, Louise, 112 N. Fox St., Charlotte, N. C. Wastinage, Marilyn, 3065 Mickle St., Camden, N. J. Watson, Robert Glenn, 501 E. Main St., Forest City, N. C. Watts, Bobby, Box 314, Stanley, N. C. Wentz, Howard, N. Fifth St., Albemarle, N. C. Whittington, Howard, Mary Ella Hall, Kannapolis, N. C. Widenhouse, Franklin, 197 Simpson St., Concord, N. C. Wiles, Ray, Route 2, Box 142, Wilkesboro, N. C. Wilson, Kathryn, Route 2, Catawba, N. C. Woodle, Carl, Route 2, Conway, S. C. Yarberry, Ralph, 152 S. Park St., Asheboro, N. C. 101 linen Adams, Margaret, Box 17S, Morven, N. C. Allen, Juanita, Route 1, Waynesville, N. C. Allen, Robert, El Dorado, N. C. Alexander, David, 1921 Winter St., Charlotte, N. C. Amburn, Ray, Route 3, Mt. Airy, N. C. Ashley, Lucy, Route 2, Snow Camp, N. C. Astin, Jean, Route 5, Danville, Va. Bacon, John, Pee Dee, N. C. Barker, Eleanor, 122 Louisiana Ave., Asheville, N. C. Barringer, Martin, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Beal, Robert, 126 N. 4th St., Albemarle, N. C. Beasley, Joseph Ben, Route 3, Louisburg, N. C. Beckwith, Cannella, Box 729, Henderson, N. C. Bell, Betty, Cornelius, N. C. Biles, Allie, 610 N. Juniper St., Kannapolis, N. C. Biles, Earl, Route 3, Concord, N. C. Blackwelder, Nancy, Box 762, Rockwell, N. C. Bowers, Marjorie, Box 54, Morganton, N. C. Boyles, Judith, N. Flint St., Lincolnton, N. C. Britt, Mattie, 906 Russell St., Fayetteville, N. C. Broadway, Alton, 211 N. First St., Albemarle, N. C. Brockman, William, 1420 Waverly Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Brown, Geraldine, Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Brown, Iris, 4l Galax St., Asheville, N. C. Brown, Isabelle, Box 96, Faith, N. C. Bumgarner, George, Route 1, Box 72, Wilkesboro, N. C. Burchman, Kathleen, Box 711, Elkin, N. C. Butler, Leslie, 1945 Laura St., Jacksonville, Fla. Campbell, Kathleen, Harmony, N. C. Cannon, Frank, 114 S. Church St., Kannapolis, N. C. Canup, Dorothy, Route 5, Box 1, Salisbury, N. C. Chappell, Katherine, Route 2, Box 26, Albemarle, N. C. Cherry, Eldred, Draper Road, Draper, N. C. Clark, Dorothy, 32 Belfast St., Bath, N. Y. Cline, John, 71 i N. Main Street, Salisbury, N. C. Cox, Doris, 420 Lincolnton Road, Salisbury, N. C. Cox, Martha, 205 Church St., Erlanger, N. C. Crouch, Patsy, 5 Park Avenue, Spray, N. C. Crowe, Earl, 2 132 Avondale Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Cueto, Horacio, Maximo Gomez 1 18, Holquin, Ote., Cuba. Davis, Betty, Webster, N. C. Deas, David, 2 Hampton St., Canton, N. C. Dodson, Herman, Route 1, Draper, N. C. Doub, Sarah, Route 2, Easl Bend, N. C. Downer, Catherine, Lilesville, N. C. Earnhardt, Jack, Misenheimer, N. C. Eaton, Carolyn, Route 2, Mocksville, N. C. Elam, Louis, 1414 Peachtree St., Charlotte, N. C. Idler, Jean, Route 2, Salisbury, N. C. Everhart, Peggy Jo, Route 2, Mt. Airy, N. C. Faulkner, Ruth, Chesterfield Road, Wadesboro, N. C. Friedriche, Karl, 3052 Nucjke St., Camden, N. 1. Frye, Robert, 224 Glenn St., Albemarle, N. C. Furr, Allen, Route 2, Kannapolis, N. C. Gaddy, Margaret, Morven, N. C. Gallimore, Berneice, Box 34, Denton, N. C. Garrett, Curtis, 505 S. Broadway St., Bartow, Fla. Garrison, Max, Box 33, Alexis, N. C. Gilbert, Rachel, 625 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Gore, Betty, Loris, S. C. Grant, Colleen, Route 3, Box 476, Greensboro, N. C. Grant, Nancy, Route 3, Albemarle, N. C. Green, J. B., Route 2, Dodson, N. C. Griffith, Mildred, Davidson, N. C. Hancock, John, Leaksville, N. C. Hardy, Bonnie, Route 1, Box 16, Siloam, N. C. Harwell, William, Box 252, Moorcsville, N. C. Hendley, Ruby, Badin Road, Albemarle, N. C. Herman, Alfred, 106 Triece St., Kannapolis, N. C. Hinson, Lewis, Route 9, 30 Swink St., Concord, N. C. Hodge, Edgar, Route 3, Mt. Airy, N. C. Hollows, Marjorie, 415 W. Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. Holt, David, 716 Holly St., Asheboro, N. C. Hooker, Mary, Route 1, Box 48, Huntersville, N. C. Houston, Joe, 409 N. Church St., Charlotte, N. C. Howell, Phil, Box 755, Rockwell, N. C. Huneycutt, Charles, Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Irvin, Bryson, 1616 Brandon Road, Charlotte, N. C. Jefferson, Kermit, Route 3, Mt. Airy, N. C. Jenkins, Ester 1 ita, German School Road, Richmond, Va. Jenkins, Harold, Route 3, Box 2, Concord, N. C. Johnson, Helen, Cornelius, N. C. Jones, Carrie, Crumpler, W. Va. Jones, Nat, Route 1, Box 220, Mt. Airy, N. C. Jones, Sarah, Box 26, Franklinville, N. C. Julian, Robert, 310 Stratford Road, Jacksonville, N. C. Kanoy, Lorine, Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Kemp, Jimmie, 276 Marshall St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Kennedy, Jack, Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Kennedy, Ann ice, Worthville, N. C. Kennedy, Leroy, Kenansville, N. C. Kennedy, Oscar, 631 Butter Drive, Midway Park, N. C. Kinard, Lee, 2 ”6 S. I'nion St., Concord, N. C. Kinney, Willie, 11 Oak St., Lexington, N. C. Kluttz, Robert, 76 Harris Road, Portsmouth, Va. Lambert, Jeanne, Route 1, Stanfield, N. C. Lampley, Robert, Wadesboro, N. C. Langley, William, 322 Warlick St., Jacksonville, N. C. 102 k imen Leal, Lenora, Maximo Gomez 1 IS, Holquin, Ote., Cuba. Leonard, William, 109 N. Caldwell St., Salisbury, N. C. Lewallen, Robert, 177 N. Church St., Asheboro, N. C. Linker, Louis, Route 1, Raleigh, N. C. Lowder, Shannon, Route 9, 12 Liberty St., Concord, N. C. Lowdermilk, Max, S. Cox St., Asheboro, N. C. Lowry, Bruce, Pembroke, N. C. Lynch, Walter, Route 1, Newton, N. C. McCall, Faye, 3720 Tuckaseegee Road, Charlotte, N. C. McCracken, William, Main Street, Kernersville, N. C. McIntyre, Ruby, Box 3, New London, N. C. Medlin, Marie, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Mellott, Constance, 1637 Irving St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Meredith, Wilda, Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Metcalf, Johnnie, Saxapahaw, N. C. Michael, Katherine, 61S Broad Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Mills, Ola Mae, Mt. Airy, N. C. Mitchum, Paul, Route 3, Lexington, N. C. Morgan, Mary, Morven, N. C. Morgan, Peggy, 62 Westley St., Canton, N. C. Munden, Catherine, 336 Fairfax Ave., Norfolk, Va. Moncada, Guido, La Ceiba, Honduras, C. A. Nance, Haywood, Polkton, N. C. Nicholson, Virginia, 1021 W. 6th St., Charlotte, N. C. O’Neal, Jack, Dobson, N. C. O’Neal, John, Dobson, N. C. Page, William, 606 E. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Panayotti, George, La Ceiba, Honduras, C. A. Panayotti, Juan, La Ceiba, Honduras, C. A. Parker, Nellie, Connelly Springs, N. C. Paxton, Thomasine, Canton, N. C. Peel, Doris, 1869 Mott Drive, Mobile, Alabama. Perryman, Edna, C-10 W. Clemmonsville Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. Poore, Olive, Ararat, Virginia. Pressler, Calvin, Peachland, N. C. Presnell, William B., Route 4, Asheboro, N. C. Queen, Martha, Route 1, Lawndale, N. C. Rice, Betty, Canton, N. C. Ridenhour, Ted, Route 3, Concord, N. C. Rogers, Robert, 14914 Penrod St., Detroit, Michigan. Rossiter, Ann, 835 E. Colvin St., Syracuse, N. Y. Russell, Betty, 531 E. Fisher St., Salisbury, N. C. Russell, Charles, Route 9, Box 128, Charlotte, N. C. Russell, John, Route 3, Wadesboro, N. C. Rutledge, Irwin, Landis, N. C. Sandrock, Curtis, Hollywood Road, Hazelton, Pa. Sellers, Margaret, Pee Dee, N. C. Selvey, William, 2020 Marguerito Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Shropshire, Garnett, 154 Fieldcrest Road, Draper, N. C. Silver, Joseph, Route 1, Glenwood, N. C. Silver, Margaret, Route 1, Glenn wood, N. C. Smith, Ben, Route 1, Polkton, N. C. Smith, Corene, 1941 Ewing Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Smith, Eunice, New London, N. C. Smith, Mary, 226 White Store Ave., Wadesboro, N. C. Sommer, Hazel, 468 S. W. 26th Road, Miami, Florida. Speight, Rocelle, 274 Spring St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Stewart, Jack, Box 531, Kannapolis, N. C. Stokes, Pat, Pinetops, N. C. Stoker, Joan, 445 Spring St., Albemarle, N. C. Styers, Frank, Lake Shore Drive, Greensboro, N. C. Swaringer, Lloyd, 1643 E. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Teague, Lewis, Route 1, Seagrove, N. C. Tesh, Mary Alice, Route 1, Lexington, N. C. Thayer, William, Troy, N. C. Thomas, Audree, Broadway, N. C. Thomas, Jolly, Pink Hill, N. C. Thomasson, Everette, Hamptonville, N. C. Treadaway, Betty, 11 Main St., Wadesboro, N. C. Treadaway, Billy, 11 Main St., Wadesboro, N. C. Turner, James, Pelham, N. C. Venable, Eva, Route 2, Dodson, N. C. Vicars, Tom, 652 Pine Ave., Waynesboro, N. C. Wall, Ann, Route 4, Reidsville, N. C. Wall, Lucy, Pee Dee, N. C. Walser, Faye, Spencer, N. C. Warner, Vander, Camden Road, Wadesboro, N. C. Washburn, Edgar, Route 2, Bostic, N. C. Waters, EveiCtt, 301 Ann St., Jacksonville, N. C. Wearn, Allen, 822 E. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. West, Edna, Route 3, Canton, N. C. Whisnant, Warren, 113 E. Miller Road, Salisbury, N. C. White, Patricia, Box 594, Granite Quarry, N. C. Whitted, Mary, 2 3 Elizabeth St., Canton, N. C. Widenhouse, Ernest, 2216 Shober St., Greensboro, N. C. Wike, Nancy, 1503 Queen Anne Lane, New Bern, N. C. Williams, Charlotte, Inez, N. C. Williams, James, 501 E. Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Williams, Joann, Route 4, Statesville, N. C. Willis, Gwendolyn, 3213 Arendell St., Morehead City, N C. Wilson, Eugene, Draper, N. C. Winn. Runia, Route 1, Box 203, Henderson, N. C. Wise, Myra, Route 2, Randleman, N. C. Wolf, Miriam, Box 2 5, Cherokee, N. C. Wright, Nancy, Fallston, N. C. Yelton, Betty, Gold Hill, N. C. 103 SCHOOL PUBLICATIOnS PRinTERS OF YOUR YEARBOOK MU h V