Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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' 'f Aff Q, ft' H ' 1' ' ' ' ' Qi? 1 ' 1 , , , ,I ff, 1 'UWT ' Il I f'-pup-f -Guy f' THE 1 950 Pa J Published by The Student Body of PFEIFFER JUNIOR COLLEGE Misenheimer, North Caroline it 'L 0 Ii I- Q F i G Nu R ,Q E i We Iook to the tuture ond its promises ond remember the post, rich with its mellowing memories. Memories tode, but we hope thot we hove compiled in this book the memories thot we cherish, the oppreciotion ot high ideols, toith, knowledge, friendships, ond memories we hove ocquired here ot Pteitter. The stott is proud to present to you this treosure chest ot memories. Q i , D W E I C A T I O N For your interest in us, the mony services you hove given, your love for us, ond most of oll, for your kindly guidonce so gen- erously bestowed, we dedicote to you, Miss Floyd, our edition of the PoJoCo. 3 , . . 4. I X N -1: -,.-.4-L- X '-f'Q1-, e.--Qg-:Fv--:--:x:5:3-5211-75: -, , ' 'If' f1? 265'-'- ' fy' '72 k 0' Ill 'M Y:x35'S 'Qx3'X 5':1V'iKl-EHR ,i-JU ? 'H' I '1 YI We '1'fx1.1:fI ff:'.xiIF -fFfA'1:Q-- -'igfvffiif-.:?1:.:,'if:qf1:1-k-xS-- ,:f:1'2'Mf7'1'??:Lfff'-Qzaefffizififffif ff57???1.1? f'.'ff'1'f-.I9 17W -Q I 2 QI? ' Dean of 1l7.s'lfl'llCfI-012 VAN G. HINSON Dean of Women HELEN M. W.AGGONEl1 N X x x A WN , x X x I 4 if 5' Ye X X4 5 . ADMINISTRATION President Clfll M. WAGGONER ' Ad11zz'1zz's1f1'azfz'0n Axsistczzzt MABEL EDGERTON .RC'g1.J'1fl'tIl' KENNE'1'1 1 D. HCBLSI-IKJLISEIR L- '.i?.wia.H?-Tf'-':'1?f Q,f,:,-- -rr-A:: - , , . . , ,au u 'us-,V-Tf'-.,.-l':.S-.Q--1'IIJN -'-iff:v?c5EEi?:-X,-.kffiir14131.-F51'.g1::':QL-:1j,.P.--f,3fu'I2-ff'.-J'Qi.'I I 'I 1' 11ff.6- r-' ',4,L j-'Z-L' ,ffl fwlj. f..1 ' ,V Irv I ' ,, I . . . , ' x ' ' ix-NNf'f -' LM 1+1'f1-21212--:?4f - - I ' .' ,'f'21f4:o'A.1-,955 .Qff - 'fn' !':.!.'E f,.Jff 'XI IXS 6.2 .'-X2-AFI-Qgvn., I. NWN '- I - A ' - -4- w.,,.xxxg,'....v-'-,.x'II, X I IIIIIsMII1lhr'l 1 1 gy, f, lfyfn, Hxxxx ,M XXX xxxxx NX FAC U LTY Norma Blocker Home 1i2lC'OlIOllIl.t',s' luliet Entlly Ll.!7l'tI1'l.cIlI Mary F. Floyd Bible and Religion Wlarren E. Gates Modern Languages George L. Gray H13-zory Iohn Hanson Nlusic Kate T. Hinson M czzflz em czzfics Nicholas E. Lefko Physical Education, Hygiene Enid S. Smith S peech, Drczmcztics, Sociology, Art Roy F. Sommer Physics and Clzemistry Bessie Waldroff Biology and Genetics Aline Ward English W. A. Warlick, Ir. Hislory Ruth Welulv Commerce Floyd H. Zerbe ' lnclusrriczl Arts T:iL..:T,..,f,.L- ..4 ,, W , MM s . -. 5, XT'-X 1-xb.. --.s::-X vx.1.r-.w .- -. Y 4 . .4 . J'1-- fcgjf.:--'an ' 'if'32..ii2f'?11 'f'j4'31',7.f5'fff--' .' 'f R .' 'fgi-'RTT N -. , . . . ,,,.,, - f'17'k.XN 'l .' ' . , H.- - 1 ' f E -: J '13Q If, J' , 'f,f I 1 ' X 5 1' X H' 1 9 y . Rf , gd .,..F,Qx.f- It X - :VCI f V, - 5- f T vii ...f -- E , 5 E -' 5115:-Q N THE SOPHOMQRE CLASS , . OFFICERS EV ERETT WATERS . P1'e.v1'denz VVILLIE SELVEY . . . Vice-Prc'sz'a'c'nZ CATHERINE DOWNER . Secrc'tary IOE SILVER . Tl'6dJ'blI'8l' 8 ,'?'G '-5 T:-.il-1-'.:Lf 4!i gh '1.Q '1 1 f-fn --7.-',,--5-jj- '1z 'T--''WL' .ff1'jL.,ff' .,':f 1 UUE W ,f'.-Q., , ' ,' 15. V, . .-,n: 5 H r , A ,. . N ,N N. 1 s t, V N N MX'-' '- 5 f- -rf -A if--7,1-. r-j.::f-'.:::f,'f5. 5 -13 ,fg T-1'.:,'-,,'.-,J,L il'l3Mi:NM! lfff','1 h 13,-1, 1, -Cv . J ' ',L ' j,f':',' Nr 'r.',f .-',' ,vlwxyyii Nj-3 ,b ' ' SQX LQ QNX-N fn Margaret L. Adams Little M a1'gcz1'ez Pfeiffer News 1: Y.W.C.A. 1, 23 W.A.A. 1, 23 Fellowship Group 2. Robert Allen fIB0bll Science Club 2: Y. M. C. A. 1: Intra- murals 1. g,,:.:a,,:.,,- 1 I lack Alber fflacqkll Fellowship Group 1, 23 Intercultural Club 1,5 President' 25 Chorus 1, 29 Male Quartet 2g Y.M.C.A. 1. David M. Alexander Redcar Speakers and Actors 1, 2, President 25 Delta Psi Omega 1, 2, Vice-President 2: Pfeiffer News 1: Business Manager- PAJACA 2: Intercultural Club 2. 9 Iuanita Allen Nz'm W.A.A. 1, 25 Fellowship group 1, 23 Y.W.C.A. 1: PAJACA Staff 23 Delta Psi Omega 25 Chorus 1, 2. Ray Amburn Don Irfan Monogram Club 1, 25 Order of Sundial 23 Y.M.C.A. 2: Student Council 23 In- tramurals l, 23 Basketball 1. V X f lf f fc A' fzfwfzzzffz-:Zf'fiv2uf::e: 11 f.f.'-'N5-fi:f.f.'2ei'iY-1 5l5sX5f'3 T5f'fi?9W1A 2-,Fl'12'f? Lucy Ashley Blondie Fellowship Group 1, 23 Chorus 1, 23 Y.W.C.A. 2. Canella Beckwith Ingrid Chorus 1: Home Economics Club 1, 2, President 2, Y.W.C.A. 1: Speakers and Actors Guild 1, 2, Treasurer 2: Delta Psi Omega 2, Winner of Home Eco- nomics Award 1. Eleanor Mae Barker Kitten Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Science Club 1, 23 In- tramurals 2. Betty Lou Bell lIB6ttyIl Y.W.C.A. 1, 23 W.A.A. 13 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, President 23 Intramurals 1, 2: Monogram Club 2: Basketball 1, 2. lO Martin Barringer HB7'6l1'72H Science Club 1, 2, President Theta Kappa 1, 23 Y.M.C.A. 1, 2 Phi 2 Stu dent Council 2: Sundial 2: Vaisitx Track 2: Intramurals 1, 2. Nancy Blackwelder rlNU7I6'j7,, Day Student. X Xx v.,- .. ., , , . , I q I ,. S, Q ,, . , ruff:-., F'lv-1R'-',--,'n '-ZL..:7C.Liv: 'Ziff'-,. X .4--7.111-11. 5211- .:.L' -.JW-5-'J'-T, fn' . l' E rw' ' Lf' .' - -f - 'I H ' - . x. , s -N X . -. -1- - . X e . . ' f' f '- 1'f'f--ff 1- +1121f1.f1.---f':w-'ffl'H lirlvlillltlf,'1f'f .f'f- .-- 41,1-f,'.f: 1 f.+'r .-ffsrk li-IXJXLXBT ., Fr. 9' Mattie l-leiman Britt Matz Science Club 1, 25 Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Fel- lowship Group 2g W.A.A. 1, 2g Speak- ers and Actors Guild 1, 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. lris Virginia Brown fl ' ll Irzs Y. W. C. A. 1, 23 Science Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2. Mn. I Alton l-l. Broadway IISCOOPJI Speakers and Actors Guild 1, 2, Vice- President 23 Delta Psi Omega 1, 2, President 23 Y.M.C.A. lg Pfeiffer News 1, 2. Iudith Beryl Boyles ll Il Judy Y.W.C.A. 19 Science Club 1, 23 W.A.A. lg Home Economics Club 2: Pfeiffer News Staff 23 Intramurals 1, 2. ll Bill Brockmann Bill Y.M.C.A. 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 23 Pfeif- fer News Staff 2. Marjorie N. Bowers M 6l7 gl-6,1 Y.W.C.A. 1, 2: Home Economics Club 25 Speakers and Actors Guild 2: Stu- dent Council 2g PAJACA StaH 25 Intra- murals 2. fem WX 'QP' 1-EWU f S xg. ,sg f 'ffff George Bumgarner Millicent Anne Bunn Leslie Butler 'rH!Il1d5Ol716I, lVIiZlie The Beard Science Club 1. 2: Y.M.C.A. 2: Intra- Pfei1Tcr News 1, 2: Y. W. C. A. 1, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Chorus 1, 23 Intercul- murals 1, 2. PAJACA StaH' 2. tural Club 1, 2: President of Debate Club 13 Vice-President Freshman Class 1. Kathleen Campbell Franklin Cannon Dot Canup flKatIl IIF7-ankll If Basketball 2: NV.A..-X. 2: Home Ee. 2. Y.M.C.A. 1: Chorus 1, 2: Science Club Y.W.C.A. 1, 23 W.A.A. 2: Fellowship 2: Pfeiffer News 2. l 2 Group 1, 2: Cheerleader 1, 2: PAJACA Staff 1, 2: Monogram Club 2: Pfeiffer News 1, 2: Speakers and Actors Guild 23 May Court 2. ff JIXXX XXX fry Katherine Chappell IIKMJI May Court 1: Day Student. Earl Crowe Earl Science Club 2, Vice-President 2: Fel- lowship Group 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Mono- gram 2: Baseball 1: Intramurals 1, 2: Pfeiffer News 2. Dorothy Mae Clark HDOZJI W.A.A. 1, 2: Student Council 2: Fellow- ship Group 1, 2: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2: Order of Sundial 2: Phi Theta Kappa 1. 2, Treasurer 2. Enrique Cueto ffHen7.yll Intercultural Club 2: Science Club 3: Speakers and Actors Guild 3: Y.M.C.A. 1, 3: Pfeiffer News 3. 13 Doris Cox X ffD0tll Y.W.C.A. 1: Fellowship 1, 2: W.A.A. 2: Studcnt Council 1: Cheerleader 1, 2: Monogram 2: Pfeiffer News 2: PAJACA Staff 2. Elizabeth Davis Hgeztyh Y.W.C.A. 1, 2: Speakers and Actors 2: Pfeiffe-r News 2: PAJACA 2: Intra- murals 1. Qi 456, David Deus 'lTl.l1kt'I',, Fellowship Group 1, 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Intercultural Club 1: Chorus 2: Treas- urer Fellowship 1: Intramurals 1, 2. Louis Elum Lou Monogram Club 2: Y.M.C.A. 1. 2: In- tramurals 1: Baseball Manager 1: Fel- lowship 2: Science Club 2: Pfeiffer News 1. Sarah Cornelia Doub Catherine C. Downer Sarah Cat Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, President 2: Fellowship Y.W.C.A. 15 W.A.A. 1, 23 Class Secre 2: Order of Sundial 2: Student Council tary 23 Home Economics 2, Chorus 1, 2 1: W.A.A. 1: Intercultural 2: Intra- Intramurals 1, 2. murals 1, 23 Basketball 1. Doris lean Eller Robert Frye HRM!! lfB0bll Y.W.C.A. 1, 2g W.A.A. 2, PAJACA Staff Science Club 25 Y.M.C.A. 1, 29 Intra 2: Intramurals 1, 29 Basketball Mana- murals 1, 2. ger 2. 1 4 1' .1 I 'I X Nh Allen Furr Curtis Garrett Allen Curr Veterans' Club 1, 2, Vice-President 23 Y.M.C.A. 1, 23 Chorus 1, 25 Fellowship Y. M. C. A. 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2g Group 1, 25 Intracultural Club 1, 2. Science Club 1. Mrs. Davida P. Gates lOl1I1 Gifdlef Mrs, Gates Mlm Intercultural Club 2, Treasurer 2. Veterans' Club 1, 23 IY1t1'21YY1U1'a1S 1, 2- l5 Max Garrison llspointll Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1: Order of Sundial 25 Pfeiffer News Staff 1, 2g Science Club 1, 2g PAJACA Staff 15 Y.M.C.A. 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 23 Cap- tain 1, 2. Colleen Grant Ethyl ' Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Fellowship Group 1, 2g Speakers and Actors Guild 1, 2, Secre- tary 2: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2: Intra- murals 1, 2g Delta Psi Omega 2, Secre- tary 2. 1, .ai-rxg-, fs... ,-V xs.-rm, s' ,ww e -, V-., X6 Hn 51. -' fri! 'v., ' if Nancy Grant Mildred Griffith Iohn Hancock Florczfza Tabby Slick Y.W.C.A. 1: Speakers and Actors Guild lV.A.A. 1, 2: Y.W.C.A. 1: Intramurals Science Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2: Order 1, 2: W.A.A. 1, 2: Fellowship Group 1, 2. ' of Sundial 2: PAJACA Staff 2. 1. 2: Delta Psi Omega 2: Cheerleader 2. Bill Harwell Alfred Herman imm Hethcock Y BMI Barber lim - Science Club 1: Y.M.C.A. 1: Intra- Fellowship Group 2: Y.M.C.A. 2: Vet- Y. M. C. A. 2: Fellowship Group 1: H1UI'81S 1, 2- erans' Club 2: Intramurals 1, 2. Science Club 2: Pfeiffer News Staff 1. lo 1.5. A .. ., Q, ,,-,5,.,, x,,,f---.s. -,A.,..- .--- -f ,I ' xx ll 1 ,1 H X XX 4' ' ' -' -' '- - ' ' ' H ' - f U N' 'A V 'N wx- fl We' 'wo - ff---T -f4--'f-'EJ'--'.--iin- .f'Y-1311-H-..1'ji1 ,.... :,i:.l-if ,: f' 'ffm' 'J ',..,'2i4 W!! Q Q Eff Edgar Hodge David Holt llEdll K llgaldyll Y.M.C.A. 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 25 Pfeif- Y.M.C.A. 2g Intramurals 1, 2. fer News 2. - Ioe Houston Phil Howell Mary Edna Hooker A n1f0z'11czte , Basketball 1, 23 Y.W.C.A. 13 W.A.A. 1, 23 Vice-President 23 Science Club 2 1 Speakers and Actors Guild 1, 23 PA- JACA StaH5 2g Delta Psi Omega 2. Charles Huneycutt Blondie Phil 3 HCh6l1'lZ.6H Speakers and Actors Guild 25 Science Student Council 23 Vice-President 23 Day StudentL Club 23 Y.M.C.A. 23 Varsity Track 2. Order of Sundial 23 PAJACA Staff 1, 23 . N Baseball 13 Basketball 23 Science Club 23 Monogram Club 1, 23 Y.M.C.A. 13 Pfeiffer News staff 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, Captain 1, 2. I7 f:4.1Qe,ff:e10f''ffm .Nm-x'.li'1ff.9f4wf4ff,-affirm. f,ff..m4,ffwm mn ifmf-, swswfsx, - .. -fi -25:1-SSL. ss- F -- .-:se-e-f-WHfNrfef-f- w.1,,s.,-: w:jXN.:-- ., , ..-T ,, , . w-gf-Av. -,Mil-'! 4ll'li' - vw. -.QQ x:sf-c,.':.f,., ' I:Tv-X:IT-Tffifaiiiifffz1-5-1D'f t?,'?i'1iZ:T72?'AZf '5 l16'f1e',1..f 'QVC-f ff !. 'f.1!'ff'!?lWN5X- -XXX W'7e9 s 'l - l l ii? 1 was was Esthcrulita jenkins lstllgff Science Club 2: Home Economics Club 1: lV.A.A. 1, 2: Chorus 1: Speakers and ACtOlS Guild 2: Y.NV.C.A. 1: PAJACA 2. Sarah loucs ffRc,d!! Home Economics Club 1, 2: VV.A.A. 1, 2: Y.XV.C.A. 1: Monogram Club 2: Stu- dent Council 2: Varsity Basketball 1, 2. xnxx xxx --Qx Y- Carric Dell Ioucs Nathaniel Ioncs Carrie I Nat Home Economics Club 1, 23 W.A.A. 2, Science Club 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Pfeifer Secretary 23 Y.W. C. A. 1, 23 Intra- News 1, 23 Baseball Manager 13 Mono- Basketball murals 1, 2. Ronald Iordan Sammy 2: Science Club Rhyme 1. l8 ' , gram 2. Nicholas Kalanick lfN1'Ckl! 2, Lenoir Monogram Club 2: Veterans' Club 23 Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2. Sin... I iulxll lfll 1 Q51 lfffl If fl ' xx Xkll '-2' 'R-f-Y '-.1 P -'QQ' -.zwr-,-...'--'N '-:Nc-5. -:vs - , .4-w .. ..,- 5: ..,,,-,- - . , '- '-' 0-J-v---V sl-S lx, - -. 'lslv.s1'Gsbs -X Q fi-F. K.-X -1-. 1 'Q l :L '. f'. 1 I I ' 'K - -ff! 'Lu 4 ' ' .' .'1 '. l' .- va., . A, X. X . - N-. - , . X . . - 1 ..Ts..., glxilr--X' S-ia-Q:.27.,-7.-61 L' . . ' - 'I '.fff954' Jlfflf.-' J! , , 1 '.'b' I ' IFIJIQH, K,x':.XL:-N,j'XcQ'1'X52Q,Q. lrfxk ' lx . QNQXX ' J 4. j ' ' , sh . , ,, h In X X ui . mi' x-,-nw--fs-f--21-1----Q1-.'.'fe1 :'+1:if,i::w...i1fH 1 -lf f'+ ' '1'f6'V Lorine Kanoy ' Iames Kemp lack Kennedy lllohnll v fllZ'mmylJ lIC7V.aZ'gl! Order of Sundial 2, Treasurer 25 Mono- Student Council 1, 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 23 Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, Treasurer: Sunday gram Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Secretary 2: Pfeiffer News Staff 1: Or- School Treasurer 1, 2: Editor PAJACA Basketball 1, 25 Y.W.C.A. 15 W.A.A. 1, der of Sundial 2, President 23 PAJACA 25 Intramurals 1, 2. 25 Home Economics Club 1 2' Ma Staff 2. , 1 Y Court 2. Ieanne Lambert Robert Kluttz Willie Kinney Hfeanneu ' Bob Willz'6 Fellowship Group 1, 2, Y.W.C.A. 1: Y.M.C.A. 1: Baseball 1: Monogram Y.W.C.A. 1, 23 Veterans' Club 1 25 Chorus 1 Club 2 Intramurals 1 PAJACA Staff 2 Intramurals 1 2 1 . I - I , . 1.i':2..,:f-V:-Ittgff ffm! .L Wm, gffgfgf'1-:yfy.:fj,,1:.,fg 21 ,Q ,,f7'll f'I'!' Z! iff If 111929.-xV'f'-il L :. QQXNK. -. -- 5:13 55- 5-'V' ' I -'en 'Xiu 'M' tI '?-s 'i h : AN W S -Y' 'Q' ' W I q I I Robert Lzunpley Lam p Wingate Junior College Veterans' Club 1. 2. President 2: Baseball 1: PAJACA Staff 1, 2: Pfcililvr News Staff 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2. Intramurals 1. 2, Captain 2. Max Lowderrnilk Max Basketball 1. 2: Cross Country 1, 2: Monogram Club 1, 2: Order of Sundial 2: Fellowship Group 2, President 29 In- tramurals 1, Captain 1. 4 Robert Lewallen Ilgobll Bruce Lowry Bruce Science Club 1, 2: Y.M.C.A. 2: Intra- murals 1, 2: Student Council 2. 20 Shannon Lowder Sad Sack International Relations Club 1: Science Club 2: Y.M.C.A. 2. Faye Elizabeth McCall Faye, Baby Speakers and Actors Guild 1: W.A.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 23 Basketball 1, 2: Mon- ogram Club 2: Home Economics Club 2: Pfeiffer News 25 May Court 2. S ff .1 I r X X - - I U .A I , M I Vx H I , xl- 1 .mix qN'mr..4yuMx ,h WU VH UVM. .NI A..L ll .-K., --,i.,,.,, ....... -- -. 1, - 4 ,fur 141 Ruby Perry Mclntyre Anne Measamer MQFIC Medhn Mac Anne Maize Il JI ll I! A Il .' I! V May Queen 23 Day Student. Brevard 15 Science Club. Y.W.C.A. 13 Fellowship Group 1. ' rr - ll rr I n ll U Constance Mellott ohnnle Metcalf Kathenne Ramona M1Ch8Cl Conme F1 eslzman Kat Science Club 1, 23 Speakers and Actors Y.W.C.A. 1, 23 W.A.A. 1, 2: Pfeiffer Chorus 1, 25 Fellowship Group 1, 2 Guild 1, 25 Y.W.C.A. 13 Phi Theta News 1, 2: Speakers and Actors Guild Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2. Kappa 1, 25 Chorus 23 PAJACA Staif 2. 23 PAJACA Staff 25 Science Club 2. 21 , . , . , , ,,. - , ,, ,I , ,' . H, .:1.',,.- -3 K' a ,r-', , .A,5s.a5m N. 'iw -r.-..,',,:w-..se-- - -- :e:2.:ff:.4:ff1,,.s'f P-..xm.,f.fff, 've ffff'.f'fffH f4ff ff--- -W PS1 fs V G it 'ii S A s. 4 xx KN Guido Moncnclrl Peggy Morgan A. R. Morrison llG!lId0lf llpclgll IIA. RRI Science Club 2: Intracultural Club 1: Science Club 1, 2, Secretaryg Y.W.C.A. Speakers and Actors Guild 23 Baseball Pfcijvr News 2. 1, 2: Pfeiffer News Staff 1, 23 Intra- lg Intramurals 15 Y.M.C.A. 2 murals 13 May Court 2. Virginia Nicholson lack O'Nenl Iohn O'Neal Hlfllllyn lack john W.A.A. 1: Y.VV.C.A. 1, 2: Pfeifcr News Student Council 13 Science Club 23 In- Veterans' Club 1, 2: Secretary and Staff 2. tramurals 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2. Treasurer 23 Baseball 13 Science Club 1 Intramurals 1, 2. i 22 S ill! I fill!! 3 xxx , . .. - it --fx .,A.,-...V-I ,.y ,nVlyH lxv,!g,s.,.w,4f-.. -.1 -'g:---ff--.ffr--L---:L1: T.if- -'-i-.lf L-i34I,QLQ':'-f-E'..'j-'AQ,-31'-I 'ff af? jj' ffvj I George Panayotti Iohn Panayotti lfGe0rg6!l ffluanll Intercultural Club 1. Intercultural Club 17 Science Club 25 Intramurals 1, 2. Thomasine Amelia Paxton Edna Louise Perryman Tommie Eddie W.A.A. 1, 25 Pfeiffer News 25 Science Y.W.C.A. 1, 23 Home Economics Club Club 2. 2g PAJACA StaH 2: Intercultural Club ' 2, Secretary 2. 23 Nellie lane Parker Nell Y.W.C.A. 13 W.A.A. 1, 2, President 2: Basketball 1, 23 Monogram Club 25 Phi Theta Kappa 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 PAJACA Staff 2. Burgess Presnell llspeedyll Debate Club 1: Track 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 25 Y.M.C.A. 2. - v3.e.:9f.:ff::i5ff fffw 1. 1 -mm 150.1.-7:-Fiufvfgmi-4'a. zffx, 40114 H L mf If fu-as-xvsrssssass, Qmxwfsx. sfzsss. :.,s - - -e:rSs:1-:S-Y-N lv-f--vw-M .N':P'-'-es-ff'--- is v I f e - 0 , ,, , . , .. , .1 X ..,.,,,.,,,,,.3,,.. ---ew. , .L K' ' -,lvsmga --.a , -n H. 2. W - , , .N ,- 1 ii? , - V, -- ,-1,f,,-- - 'Y , .N fu --'5 5, i - :fm - Martha Inez Queen Hlllllffllfln Fellowship Group 1, 2, Vice-President 2: Science Club 2: Y.VV.C.A. 1, 2: Pfeif- fer News 2: Student Council 1: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2, Secretary 2: Intra- murals 1, 2: Basketball 2. Charles Russell Cl1a1'lie Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2: Track Manager 2. .fiif 139 . . so , lg ' M ' wif 4.1m -., v , ,V H 5 i'sQC','Zi1 ,vs 1 xp tr - , i if . ' v 4 fi Q f' at . 51:-. ,. s-1' 1 M if 5,1 . lk 1 X , Q . Betty lane Rice Bm Fellowship Group 1, 2: Y.W.C.A. 1: Home Economics Club 2: Intramurals 1, 2. Curtis Sandrock Curt Fellowship Group 1, 2: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Vice-President 2: Chorus 1, 2: Order of the Sundial 2: Pfeifer News 1, 2: Mixed Quartet 2. 24 Ted Ridenhour ffT6dII Student Council 1: Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, President 2: Chorus 1, 2: Monogram Club 1, 2: Order of Sundial 2: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2. Margaret Sellers ffMa7,gII W.A.A. 2: Home Economics 1, 2: In- tramurals 1, 2: Basketball Co-manager 2. who S1 1 ,f, ,!, K X ,XX .gb--,553 fx.: 1 r?-3fLgf-sfg1rf.1i,-gtg :-f::4i3--'i:1f5.-1-.- - .1 37,f'-A. ': ,ffff . -,.- , ,-, 4 1 . ,. , . . , . , ' '- -- '-r' ' ' 31--rbi--:ri3-l.ie-e'eQ.::-f53iiT1:3gf4:.:,:.f, 1' 2 . 1 -:L 1,-101' gff'Q1,1f j, Q 'uf 9 ,ff gif' f 'ffjaylx Q 'qxvfrrxp --AIT, -.gi--5 fn Q K- ,K K. ll 4 , 1 i '4 ,. . f jf ' I ff gf? I9 I f ff 5, A ff , ff. Y. 5 5. gg r 1 ! 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IfI-9ll:ld1l,XVrQ'-Nliikg, Qexxnyx yyzxss y,r-- S-.,vr:sx:s:4.TS- Group 1, 2, Treasurer 2. sg- - -. ,-.5 3--.r -.'r- H- -- l Eunice Smith 01511111.6691 Y.W.C.A. 1. 2: Science Club 1: Speak- ers and Actors Guild 1, 2: Chorus 2: Phi Theta Kappa 1, 2: Pfcilfcr News Staff 2. Eleanor Pat Stokes llpatll Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Secretary 2: Science Club 2: Chorus 1, 2: Intramurals. Louise Smith Mary Smith r1L0uu r1Ma7V.yJl Sacred Heart 13 Fellowship Group 23 W.A.A. 1, 2: PAJACA Staff 1, 23 Intra- Intramurals 23 Y.W.C.A. 2. murals 1, 2, Captain 1. Lloyd Swaringer Frank Styers Lloyd HF1'6Z72lQH Monogram Club 2: Science Club 1, 25 Y.M.C.A. 1, 23 Science Club 1, 2: Inter- Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Baseball 15 Intramurals national Relations Club 1: Intramurals 1, '2. 1, 2: PAJACA Staff 2. 26 ,- xl 'fizzj 1,-,-'jJ'5Qf',.'f r!,' ' ' J, Q Q '-1:4 ' , -1 - - ., X. Mary Alice Tesh l1 Zll Y.W.C.A. 1, 23 Fellowship 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2. Iolly Thomas fllollyll Science Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1. William Thayer A ll'BlllH Science Club 15 Y.M.C.A. 1. Betty Ann Treadaway T1'eaa'czwczy W.A.A. 1, 25 Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 PAJACA Stai 25 Pfeiffer News 1, 2, Associate Editor 25 Intramurals 1, 23 Speakers and Actors Guild 2: N. C. State '49. Aud ree Thomas A ud1'ee Y.W.C.A. 15 Home Economics 25 Chorus 15 W.A.A. 1, 25 Basketball 23 Speakers and Actors Guild 25 May Court 2. Bill Treadaway Bill Veterans' Club 1, 25 Y. M. C. A. 25 Science Club 1, 25 Cheerleader 15 Man- aging Editor Pfeiffer News 1, Editor- in-Chief 2: PAJACA StaH? Photographer 1, 2. 27 3 ts..f,, ,9,1xx.:,, .gygvbs Q. Q-.,-r...g::1..---w ' ' ' wa-V -- w Edward Underwood Arlene Venable Lucy Wall ffEd!! fffqrlenell ffLuCyll Science Club 2: Y.M.C.A. 2: Intra- Intercultural Club 2: Speakers and Ac- W.A.A. 2: Intramurals 1, 2, Captain: murals 2. tors Guild 2: Pfeiffer News 2. Basketball 2. Vander XVarner, Ir. Edgar Washburn Everett Waters Vander Lone Razngeru Slz01'ly President of Freshman Class 1: Cheer- Y.M.C.A. 1, 2: Intramurals 1. President of Sophomore Class 2: Intra- leader 1: Chorus 1, 2: Monogram Club 1, 2: Science Club 1: Y.M.C.A. 2: Presi- dent of Student Body 2: Fellowship Group 2: Intramurals 1, 2: Student Council 1: Pfeijcr News Staff 1, 2: Track 1: Men's Quartet 2: PAJACA Staff 1. murals 1, 2: Y.M.C.A. 1: Science Club 1, 2: Pfeiffer News Staff 1, 2. 28 IQXJ1 ,f Hx NN L,.!!M I Allen Wearn Roc et, 1 Sclence Club 1 2 Speakers and A tors Gulld 2 Stage Manager 2 Nancy W1ke Nancy Chorus 1 2 Presldent 2 Fellowshxp GFOUD 1 2 Secretary 1 Intercultural Club 1 Student Councll 2 Y W C A .J...g-.:f-f . ,. 1 . . ,- 1 j .f,'!Il '1'., ,, , I Patr1c1a Wh1te Mary Io Whltted at Penny Fellowshlp Group 1 2 YWCA 1 2 Fellowshlp Group 1 2 YWCA 1 2 Chorus 1 2 Phl Theta Kappa 2 W A A 1 PAJACA Staff 2 Inura Sclence Club 2 mu1als 1 2 Charlotte W1ll1ams Io Ann W1ll18111S Chaflozte Fellowshlp G1oup 1 2 YWCA YWCA 1 2 Pfezffer Nws 1 2 Pfmffer News Staif 1 2 Home Economlcs Club 1 Intramurals 29 -'I'f--'-f'fv15'f '.f'-Y f'IQ3L115ff'rSN f35Y5Qif5-NEB K5 'WN 'Q-.FSTFQJI--.1E1l 5'5j'l,'1C.rl.15'-ffT', -4.1-g1'l'rl'r-'Tr'-1--5' : -A --'T '9'f1 41 75'-e 5 t l i, . S . MIN .pi 335 ff 5' F N, Q IQ Ruina Yarbough Winn Rena Y.W.C.A. 1, 2: Science Club 15 Inter- cultural 2: Speakers and Actors Guild 2: Intramurals 1, 2. Betty Yelton Naomi Y.W.C.A. 1: Home Economics Club 25 Speakers and Actors Guild 23 PAJACA 2: Pfeiffer News 2. u 30 5 ,. ,QF 74'-fgfffm f f Hjff ayff- 1 f Q'Qif2QZf??lff - '7Jfif17 f f X ,f 9,01 f Mf,O1,4'!faf-ff ,, , , , M- I, -f, ,, ff,,,.f,fy, f Off , ,,I,, 14,-,yr Z ,,,, ,,f,N,,. ,M ,., ,, y 4 U ,,,.,, 7 f7f,ffyfM.f',,. Q, fl z,vf,ff15',,4 1, I ,,,,,,,,,M, ,, f f Lf . 1, if-fy 1 f , vffjf '. fifmfflz! ' 'fwwy 1 fg,fMfif ,, ,gxyff 'QW ff f 2 ' ?ff2i2ff0'f!fff '-1 O f'f'fWfJ f ,I MW? MW MQQ, ,!f ,4,!f!ff,!l!40,7!.,,,!,4,,fff,,f - fm v,ff,f1,f, XQWW , 4 f f, K r , e ,f V I Mug, ff 1 ,gf if X f 4 Nancy Wright llNancyll Y.W.C.A. 1, 25 W.A.A. 23 Science Club 13 Speakers and Actors Guild 23 Intra- murals 1, 25 Pfeiffer News 1, 2. X ff flu Ki pl 1 pf! U, f 1 X KN 5 'M 11, ,, 'Gwen-.. 'Q vs 1 ln, X A PS X x xx l I 7 XXX X A W if T? W --XTX 1 -1 ,fl xx f - f X gr' is , V24 e x Xxxxx x X X IT' Q X ,jr x 'T , N. xxx 5 N ...ur 5553 S ,M xihn 1-, .,c x f x fff' 1 rf' 1 P1 v k V.q5jg9Z4lfjfF'f5.511-it-,NuffI,f,jvZlWff5,.ff5,fEZ 9:'Yf'W??'!'l' f' W-Hffff'f7f,.,.'A15'i-N53'f'-Tb3f5Sl5iixQSX5QiS.NSE YXAWRN -3-fix Szlf--.SWK 5'-S:Q:I?f--. lsi-li. Q.-31-lfir-fffif-1':1f:r:fr-r-.i--5f:'-- fi H I ,fl-f wx fmg , A ,q.-wfmfx. :, PROPHECY As my boat pulled away from the land- ing and started down the river Curly Tail , my companion handed me a paper entitled 'Pfeiffer Graduates of 1930 - XVhereabouts and Occupationsf How in- teresting it would be to read about all of old classmates. This was right down my alley! I settled comfortably in my easy chair on the boat, yelled full speed ahead and begin to read about the populous city of Misenheimer and my classmates. It went something like this: The most up-to-date night club in Mis- enheimer, 'You Guzzle, VVe Muzzle', owned and operated by Phil I-Iowell and Hobby Klattz, is now featuring that fa- mous 'torch' singer from India, Eszheralita ,L'l1lQl'l1S.H Seen in the Stork Club down in Misen- heimer were Faye McCall and her newly- wed husband, the world famous 'crime cracker'. lI illie Selifey is now manager to Bill Trea:lazi'ay, who models exclusively for Vogue and Esquire. You're really in there, Bill! Max Garrison is now instructor for Henry CllC'f0,S Chorus Girls: Betty Yelton, Canella Beclqwith, Nancy Grant, and Doris Cox, at 'Cuetols Cute Coop' in Mi- ami. The ticket girl and cigarette girl is none other than Iris Brown. Leslie Butler has just been elected to serve his twelfth term as President of the U. S. Virginia Nicholson takes his long, drawn-out speeches in shorthand.n-Con- gress shore has fouled-up! Brace Lowry, laclq O'Neal, and Ben Smith have formed a hill-billy band in Misenheimer, N. C. Their little troupe is in great demand at quilting parties and Ladies Aid Societies. folly Thomas, after years of success as sound-blower for the 'Raleigh 903' pro- gram, has returned to his first love, bas- ketweaving, and is now working toward his Ph.D. at Yale. His students fthe be- ginnersj are: Bob Lanzpley, Iflfl-lllif Kin- ney, Shannon Lowa'er, and Edgar Iflfash- barn. Noted politician, Davin' Deas, will be a good bet as next governor of N. C., if he can prove his innocence in the empty penny-bank fund fraud. His private sec- retary is Margaret Adams. Back at Pfeiffer, Frank Styers, Lewis Teague, and john O'Neal can be seen rop- ing cattle along the highway. Home, Home on the Rangef, In Italy, I read that Constance Mellott has, just yesterday, split the atom into its I5,000,000,000,000,000,000 Z, parts. Hml VVhat happened to the other eighth? VVhat happened, Connie? In Paris, Dot Canap, Katherine Chap- pell, Ruby Mclntyre, and Carrie jones are trying on every dress in every store-the latest creations, of course. The salesgirl is lohnnie Metcalf. What a line she hands out, I betchal Robert Allen, Franlg Cannon, and Earl Crowe now own and operate The Big Babboon Bluejeans Factoryv in Natsprin- kledell, N. C.-named in honor of Nat jones. Guess who is singing those commer- cials for the Vaughn Monroe Show? You know, the before and after affects of Had- icol. Yes, youlre right-none other than the Hadicol Tripletsl' themselves: Gar- nett Shropshire, Dania' Holt, and Alan Farr. A new book just off the press, My Views on English Lit., co-authored by Da- aifl Alexander and Dot Clark, both Ph.D.'s of Harvard. This is a comprehen- sive study of the Alexandrian-Clark Pe- riod-99 ZX3 volumesf, Eunice Smith is the head nurse at Duke Hospital. She has worked her way into the hearts of her patients and fellow workers. The 'Lady in White' is Nancy Wright in Iohn Hopkins Hospital. She's doing a wonderful job keeping everyone happy and well QU. Pat White was presented in a piano recital at Pfeiffer recently, and the whole audience thrilled to her rendition of 'Granite in the Quarry in E flat majorf faclq Alber followed her with everything I X PROPHECY from Bach to Basie's Boogie Woogie. 88 keys shore opened a lor of doors to lack. .Ulohn Girdler gave an lnkspot rendi- tion. too.-Yes, thanks to john, the ink was 'WVashable Blue. Kathleen Campbell is head coach at U.N.C. lshe must have a personal interest there.j She has just been hailed as 'Miss All-American Basketball Coach of 1952? jimmy lflfilson and Everett Waters have just jointly won the coveted safety award for logging 5,000 accidentless hours on Pfeiffer's tractor. Keen competition, that was! Burgess Presnell is defending his title for the umpteenth time in Cross- Country, and Track. Curtis Garrett is doing excellent work as manager of a thriving kraut factory in Miami. Bill Thayer is teaching European History at a reformatory to Bob Lewallen, Lloyd Swaringer, and Charles Russell. Arlene Venable is teaching French in Mt. Airy, N. C. I hear sheis really reach- ing the hearts of her students. Sarah lones and Lorine Kanoy are the housemothers of Cline and Washington Halls, respectively, at Pfeiffer. Katherine Michael has replaced Mr. Hanson at the organ. . Sarah Doub is now President of the World-Wide Y. W. C. A. and is doing a swell jobf' George Bum garner, Ray Amburn, and Bill Broclqman are touring the U. S. giv- ing lectures on Slave Life on Southern Farms. -Give them liberty or give them death! jimmy Kemp, Edgar Hodge, and Bill Harwell, crusaders against hot sauce, have banned this item from Misenheimer, after a three-year struggle. Alton Broadway is the new President of High Point College. -I wonder why? ln Washington, Betty Bell has been elected as a Lady of Congress. Mary lo Whz'tted is teaching at Scarritt College, where she got her Ph.D.',-She's my ex- roommate! Those lucky students! Allen Wearn, Louis Elam, and A. R. Morrison are still trying to hypnotize each other. Evidently, Mr. Hinson left an im- pression. Head basketball coach of the 'Ashe- boro Ashes' is Max Lowdermillq. His team won the Championship at Madison Square Garden. Nancy Wilqe is teaching English Lit. in Asheboro. 'She just loves basketball and Asheboro ! Robert Frye has just completed his hfth book on the early American frontier, it is called The Congress of Mt. Croggin, S. C. The First Central Bank of Wall Street in Misenheimer, is one inch taller than the Empire State and was built by lohn Hancoclq and loseph Silver. The bank president is loe Houstonj he needs no assistants QFD. Across from Houstonls Bank is the Fifth- Avenue moviehouse, which is now showing lust After the Last, starring Betty Davis and Alfred Herman. - It is probably Alfred's last! Martin Barringer is now professor of all maths at Pfeiffer, and Ted Ridenhour has replaced Mr. Sommer. Vander lflfarner is still Waiting for That Georgia Mail'l and singing the blues in the Riceup-Nicely Dinerf' owned by Betty lane Rice, and features Thomasine Paxton as cashier. Nellie Parlger is head coach of the girls' team at Yale, consisting of: Mar- garet Silver, Mildred Griljllth, and Mary H oolqer. Theyire as good as six players !-- Double Measure, you know! A Lucy Ashley and Margaret Sellers are head operators of the mimeographing ma- chine, under the leadership of Mrs. Webbf, Edna Perryman, lean Eller, and Cath- erine Downer are filers at the Smithsonian Institute in Boston, which is operated by Corene Smith, and Mary Smith. Smith's Delicatessen, owned by Louise Smith, is located in the same building-Birds of a feather-Chips off the same block ! Audree Thomas has just been named the best-dressed woman in America! She's so lovely! Betty Ann Treadaway and Col- leen Grant are speedily making their way to fame and are featured in the MacBeth production, A Kiss for Youf, s. . tv X :XQQ .rs ,-...tu R 4, N A, ., X.. . u- -w-5 -- N-- R ,, 5'l5.XW-.-X.!ifUrig5fiJf5?C?611'?9 5f7l'WZif2'1'1 f5ff.! I 1 S-:wwf-.Ex as-Sb. 'sf-5 :--sc X 'f-Lf--Q--N--:----f' PRO The new minister in Misenheimer is Cart Sandroclq. His church secretary is the eliicient Mary Alice Tesh. Did I say his secretary?? Oops l-strictly off the rec- ord. Flash!! According to 'Kennedys Newsf edited by laelq Kennedy, luanita -slllen has received the honor of being Mrs. American Housewife of 1952. George, lohn, and Guido are teaching the little Hondurans the American W'ay. They are good, too! Marjorie Bowers has recently been named The Best English Student at Duke Universityn-Hats off to Marge. The new owner of the Melody Bank lit's near Harmony, is Io Ann W'illiams, whose main depositor is The Queen of Queens, Martha Queen. Raina Winn is now the owner of 'Win Lab' in Hender- son, and limmy Hethcoclq has received his degree in Medical Technology. laalith Boyles is now private secretary to the Shankle Firm in Misenheimer, and lean Lambert is practicing her wedding march, PH ECY which is to be the tune of Mule Train. Peggy Morgan Qthe one with those hyp- notic eyesj is head lion-tamer with Ring- ling Bros. Charlotte Williams is the tele- phone operator for Pfeiffer . . . Buzz me! Pat Stokes is with 'UnderWood's lEa'j Wagon XiVheel.' Her assistant is Eleanor Barker, who sells dogs on the corner, in her spare time. Pressley Rattlea' ge is part- time minister at Pfeiffer, and is liked by all. Ann Measamer is pursuing her study of Physiology at Harvard. Is she taking it, or is it vice-versa? Lacy Wall is the newly appointed Dean of Women at Yale. Her Hrst move was to completely throw out all rules. Marie Medlin is now teach- ing American Lit. to those who are inter- ested-large? P? class ! With apologies, I'll dock my boat for noW l MATTIE BRITT Class Prophet LJ 34 'li-'Z:iffli'g'g1'f '.11 4- .ff-'Q -'Q ,-92' f ff: ' Q112 f ' ,' 'f 'f Q. v my X A-. '- -. - A , -.,. -'H '-' -J'-': F-Q --1:4-1-: 3--1-::,:31,..-33-'L - -1 1. Kel-1-V f- '11 I 'iff' fffif f V j,-.-751 f14,Qff,f:v' JH' 1 ' f,,j '1'A'x.-Q'QXgi.:,- .- jf:-'--. ,gh in gl.. .vi XX 2 M5Xw'i.t..X2iiA'.ft,g2f1efMZ2ie5:-.5e1 tQ9ftfZf.2afmffI'.ffm'4f.f:.'9so.r,-9:-.fs- bBwQass.-sb Tilt'-N'1f?f?SfSi---sie'X-s1.t -R1-fl-le-+1 ' N' . .. . .. ,,,, - . A.,. Q . ,h V, H, I 3 1. ,Q -. . H I X - It if T. ll LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ARTICLE I To President and Mrs. Waggoner, who have patiently given their time, and for their personal interests in us, we extend our most hearty thanks and gratitude. ARTICLE II To the faculty, we bequeath our sin- cerest appreciation for their laborious and patient hours in helping us achieve our purpose here and for leading us forth to brighter and more successful years. ARTICLE III Individuals among us bequeath the fol- lowing: Margaret Adams, her honor of appear- ing first on the Sophomore list. laelg Albert, his tenor voice to Cecil Myrick. David Alexander, his radar,' set to Tony Torres. s Ray Amburn leaves his ability to trans- late French to Dallas Sawyer. Iaanita Allen, Canella Beelqwith, lady Boyles, Catherine Downer, Margaret Sel- lers, Ieanne Lambert, and Mary Smith leave their ability to get diamond rings to any freshman girls who can accomplish the same. Eleanor Barlqer, her dirty steps of Goode Hall to Betty Waller. Martin Barringer leaves his 'brains, to Ioe Boeckelman. Eunice Smith wills her A,s to Pat Boles. john Girdler gives to Steve Kostow, his sense of humor. Audree Thomas leaves her distinction of being the best dressed girl to Peggy Shields. jimmy Kemp leaves the business office to Miss Edgerton. lack Kennedy leaves his silence to Herb Ingram. Betty and Bill Treadaway leave their positions on The Pfeifer News to those capable of taking over the job. Bobby Klattz, his draped pants to Bob Lee. s Bob A Lampley leaves his tall angular build to Grip,' Holland. Bruce Lowry bequeaths his high posi- tion in Goode Hall to Iames Cockerham. Bob Lewallen leaves his midnight prowling to Kenny Winecoff. Lucy Wall and Faye McCall leave their high oliice in The Royal Order of the Steps to two daring freshman girls. Connie Mellott wills her intelligence to Virginia Horton. Guido Moneada leaves his initiation su- A - periority to Boonie . s Peggy Morgan leaves her winning smile to Betty Daves. Burgess Presnell, his love for track to Iimmy Allen. I Martha Queen, her aristocratic ways to Hazel Hill. Betty lane Rice and Mary Io Whitted, their love for the Library to Myrtle Bescher. Ruby M clntyre and Max Garrison, their good looks to Iean Brown and Harry Hunsucker. Katheryne Chappell, her Buttons and Bowsl' to Carolyn Moose. Betty Bell, her old English Literature Book Reports to Norma Bogle. Marjorie Bowers, her congenial ways to Iuanita Huff. Bill Broelqman, his stubby hair to Lyman Austin. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Nancy Wilqe and Max L0!l'dt'l'l77l.lk, leave their cute looks and lasting friend- ship to Barbara Qualls and Ben Lynch. Mattie Britt, her private room, Qsink in- cluded, and love for studying to Virginia Underwood. fllton Broadway, his stoutness to Iimmy Schoppaul. Betty Davis, her dignified ways to Sue Bost. Earl Crowe, just leaves. lean Eller, her red hair and pretty blushing face to Anne Price. Louis Elam, his physique to Bobby VVarlick. Sarah Doab, her sweetness as a waitress to Bernice Ridenhour. Henry Cueto leaves his two feet which can make a rug smoke and actually burn, to Pat VVatterson. listlzeralita lenlqins, her torch singing to loyce VVeaver. Nat jones leaves his love to Polly Shep- pard. Saralz lones leaves the honor of being the most athletic girl to Betty Lowder. Charlotte Williams leaves her protective coat of bashfulness to Pat Parrish. Raina Winn, her speed in the Sadie Hawkins Day Race to Lois Broyles. Willie Selzfey, his trusty moccasins, hop- ing that they will get the usual care. Carrie lones. her long hair to Myra Harper. Plzil H ozuell, his ability to shoot bull to S'Nemoi,. lllary Hoolqer, her brushes and water colors to lane Kittrell. David Holt, his bald head to Hugh VVhitley. Doris Cox, Dot Canup, Nancy Grant and A. R. Morrison, their sore throats to any one who can do as wonderful as they have in cheerleading. Robert Frye, the Dulin twins. Allen Furr, his smile to lack Wrenn, although he doesn't need it. Colleen Grant, her dramatic ability to Lowell Ferguson. . Alfred Herman leaves Mary Sue. Curt Garrett just leaves the State of North Carolina. , Shannon Loufder leaves his drape shape to his brother Robert. Lorine Kanoy, her sweet disposition to Ruth Lumpkin. Leslie Butler, his ability to grow a beard to Hunter Ballew. a , lohnnie Metcalf, her friendship with Dean Hinson to Iudy Davis. George Bumgarner, his wit to Leon Shaw. Franlq Cannon, his curly hair to Skid- more. . loe Houston, his dimples to Roberta Saunders. V Edgar Hodge, jolly Thomas, Leufis Teague, their timidity to Ray Hovis, Wal- ter Cavin, and Bobby Furr. Nellie Parlqer leaves her olive com- plexion to Lou Webb. Edgar Washburn Cbetter known as the Lone Rangerj leaves his six-shooters to Torn Burkhead. jimmy Hetltcoelg leaves his bush-like walk to Hiram Black. Vander Warner leaves his executive ability to the next president with the best of luck for a successful year. Eaerette Waters, his presidency and popularity to lack Moore. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ,YVIOIIIIISI-776' Paxton leaves her baby blue eyes to Elizabeth Crawford. Mary Alice Tesh leaves her sparkling laughter to Anne Coffey. Pat Stokes just leaves with Ed Under- wood. Margaret Silver and Edna Perryinan leave their front view window and wild parties. Millicent Bunn, her cheerful attitude and artistic ability to anyone who has such superb qualities. Corene, Louise, and Ben Smith, leave their inevitable last name to any other Smith Clan that may inhabit the campus. jimmy Wilson leaves his ability to get along with all teachers to Bob Wilkinson. Katherine Michael leaves her smallness to Clara Speight. Ted Ridenhour leaves his leadership to Bill Pittman. Dot Clark, her ghost stories to the Rowe Hall girls. r Charles Russell leaves his weight to Keith Little. Nancy Wright leaves her ready friend- liness to Christine Hager. Marie Medlin and Betty Yelton leave their sociology class with the greatest re- grets. Curtis Sandrock and Pressley Rutledge leave their ambitions to become ministers to Iimmy Armstrong. Frank Szfyers leaves his harmonica to Bill Coley. Bucky Sufarringen leaves his love for baseball to the college. 1 Arlene Venahle leaves her F re nch Books to some able-minded freshman. Allen Weai'n, master of the super-nat- ural, leaves his hypnotic powers to any one who dares to delve in those circles. Sammy jordan leaves his black hair to Eugene Olive. A joseph Silver leaves the Industrial Arts Building to Ben Lynch. Mildred Grifeth, Iris Broufn, Kat Camp- bell and Anne Measamer bequeath their love for The University of North Caro- lina. Lucy Ashley and Virginia Nicholson leave their executive positions in the Dean's oilice to some lucky freshmen. Willie Kinney has decided to just leave. Testators L' Betty Ann Treadaway Henry Cueto ' Betty Davis ' Audree Thomas Ufitnesses Bill Treadaway David Alexander MPV' Ilf.f,:.i. il'M?63'iif-f'.9i.L1 1 5kSS1a.bSfS'12iff'AsbR?i'i'-'N -bsixsrii--ff N f'l-l473T'-.-153: .. .ff1f,,',,,r fr 1 s HF.'tv.5-.-X-.if,f'zfry:-1 ff? 4' VM' - --J' .Lil--.S ,--A4-A-xx YC'-QFNAYQ X x CLASS HISTORY Early in September, 1948, the freshman class of Pfeiffer College for the coming year presented itself en masse. Filled with mixed feelings of dread and anticipation, we took our places in the life of the campus and prepared ourselves for the experiences which were to come. First we elected our class officers with Vander Warner, president, Leslie Butler, vice- president, Martha Cox, secretary, and Max Garrison, treasurer. This was followed by classes and becoming acquainted with each other. The ever memorable events of Sadie Hawkins Day, Harvest Dance, and Christmas Dance stand out in our minds as most enjoyable occasions. We survived a week of freshman initiations, also, while some of our members were later recognized by the Phi Theta Kappa and the Order of the Sundial. With exams, basketball games-especially the Wingate game-and dances, the re- mainder of the year passed quickly. Late in May we returned home for a three months vacation. When September, 1949, came around, we returned to familiar surroundings, the largest sophomore class in the history of Pfeiffer. Freshman initiation was reduced to three days and proved quite effective. Afterward, we settled down to thebold routine of classes once more. Our oflicers were Everett Waters, president, Willie Selvey, vice-presi- dentg Catherine Downer, secretary, and Ioe Silver, treasurer. We also elected a new student body president who was Vander Warner. First semester passed quickly, with days full of activity. Thanksgiving and Christ- mas holidays, and mid-year exams brought us nearer to our goal. The Washington Ball with Martha and George started the events of our second semester, it ended with May Day, the Farewell Dance, the Baccalaureate, and Commencement. With Iune approaching once more, we left for home but not without regrets. It had been a wonderful two years we would never forget. 38 ?F2SQi35ifi:Es.QSZELILEELS.L-11226-g.r,i',a,'g:.-2g:'4uf.-yf Q-' - -4,1 , . . . . ., ,. f - - R: -ffl--'S -'-- :-x-A,-.::-.V--gf ff ' -V1 A- ' H , . I -- 4 . ',-'Q lffffff' ff , :ff ,JI xx- .- ,- .- -1, 133- '-gfxgxi, Xxx ,4 . . . . . W . -.Q-.. . -... .V-.Agy-V'---A.. - r---..Q- f- . W I . , . . , M., . ,H H ., -Wbwuh .w...,,,,.X, U NH U, ,ymvx-5.3 x,,x.44- .,I ., .. .,, V , I 1. -. -- f ,y 1, X wxx XX x 4 4 , x N X 1,-. -4-. ---. -- Q rf THE FRESHMAN 1 CLASS I, 0 F F IC E RS IACK MOORE . . .... . . Pfvsident BILL PITTMAN . . .VZAC6-P7'6'.S'Z.CZ?F72Z BETTY DAV ES . . . S ecremry - '- Q- -- -4 f - -, , .i nv-.-Q'---,ww- it . uw-if mt- f 111 twvs -, , , i...,.. . .. .. . FIRST Row Iimmy Allen, Iames Armstrong, Lyman Austin, Robert Austin, Hunter Ballew, Charles Bame. SECOND Row George Barringer, Robert Benson, Myrtle Beacher, Hiram Black, Ioe Boeckelmann, Norma Iane Bogle THIRD Row Pat Boles, Eugene Bolick, Edward Boone, Sue Bost, Arch Breeden, Wendell Brooks. FOURTH Row lean Brown, Lois Broyles, Dorothy Bruce, Calvin Bruff, Tom Burkhead, Betty Ruth Campbell 41 ' 5 W ' N X QNX 'X NEW .Ni s35Ry12:lj,'fs.i4 5lX,.'iQ,,f-.f'lLi'-.TEM-NQ7'rT-1?:r27f7?-1'31':--- Lilfjiffffyi s ii? xxu.-H.iiffffxifswzffszaif,2ffz'f9f!'w?m4 f15f.U!iffi'!lf.- .fan-,fs-meI-rfsfssssax Lx . J . Q jffxi ,513 svi Q UDF Q, J.. V R H-an 'S' 1 -3 W 54,5 g f ,fe as a i ,f .. a .r is ,. ix I X xv ,J 1 - 9: 5.45425 x Y A -a N x Q3 ff s l ' ' 1 ei l in 2 f fu Aw fe if it q FIRST Row Melvin Carpenter, Frances Cashwell, VValter Cavin, Ellie Lou Cheek, Carl Clemmons, Iohnnie Clontz SECOND Row Iames Cockerhani, Anne Coffey, VVilliam Coley, Ioseph Cook, Reginald Cooke, Elizabeth Crawford. THIIQD Row Betty Daves. Indy Davis, Richard Davis, Christine Dulin, Iosephine Dulin, Clarence Earnheart. Fouivrn Row Eugene Earnhardt. Ioe Edwards, Sidney Ehrd, Lowell Ferguson, Robert Freeman, Robby Eurr. '42 Nx xx 1 fill 151111 ff uf, Hvls. NN N ' 'A '- - A ' 'w in-i-A in we' '15-I-.fgi2,..:,lg,L'1 -1'f1' 15,29 M11 Xxx x FIRST Row Ernestine Gandrup, Leroy Gillespie, Lewis Everett Guion, Christine Hager, Iohnny Haire, Ted Hall. SECOND Row Claudia Halliburton, Edith Harper, Myra Harper, Iohnny Harward, Gurley Hatley, Shirley Heeth. THIRD Row Hazel Hill, Grip Holland, Virginia Horton, Ray Hovis, Iaunita Huff, Bertha, Hughes. FOURTH Row Harry Hunsucker, Robert Huntley, Herbert Ingram, Iames Iohnson, H. A. Keever, Iames Kennedy. 43 . 'iiiiffifaaffafififf:ffami.-xf.fmv,i5fwz2a4effef4':z'vz'fu2aw':ffffff.f1f1zf.w2.. 1i'1..xSa?QfaS ':1-l-rffsfffzseal-faf:-mf -V 12, QL? W. 13' xv' qi-Q' Ny . Lv 3, iw-X ff 49 ,iff i Nw if E' 'ser 5 ,KX XS s gtg fi, ' A V 3 , 4 1 95 an 1 1' fl 't RQ, y Qs 4 t nj 'ISS f V Q- ff, g2'.in1'. ' ' 3 ,gmt 14112-0.1 L - 4. :nw :5jgz..g.3., , ,ff f J 1 :'iEE7i7Ql371g3'iL'1 2 i 2 , A 'ZLC Y Q R if ff: . 9' -2 ' g ..... ry' '1 '.t .uivlf Tl- EEL.. 5 :Lk 'N r .L FIRST Row Emily Kilgore, lane Kittrell, Steve Kostow, Bob Lee, Ruth Lemmons, lean Lewis. SECOND Row Keith Little, Betty Lowcler, Robert Lowcler, Ruth Lumpkin, Ben Lynch, Doris McCrarey. THIRD ROW Iessie BflCCI'1lXV, Anne McGrady, Ruth Madison, Glenn Monteith, Ernest Moore, lack Moore. FOURTH Row Carolyn Moose. Fred Murphy, Cecil Myrick, Iimmy Napier, Robert O'Leary, Eugene Olive. 44 N fff f K N X Y F -E 4 -f-1-,-M--mp f 5 E R2 E E 2 1 -A - ' N ' I ' ' - 1 , ' -' .sith --a .vi--1 X-, -X V i H, My x yu---,N ci--.p.,j-. ,y.'g:..,g-..,j,' 'git--3-gg-f-3-fflgwt-QI'-515',..Sg-:L'..'-Q-,,-:..,,Qfyg-lj:-.f..f .ZW fy! . ,W .H FIRST Row Patricia Parrish, Carolyn Patterson, Marilyn Pattern, Alfred Perryman, Bill Pittman, Anne Price. ' SECOND Row William Price, Alfredo Pumpido, Barbara Qualls, Bernice Ridenhour, Lewis Robertson, Boyd Rogers. THIRD Row Carlton Rogers, Mazelle Russell, Dallas Sawyer, Iames Schoppaul, Leon Shaw, Polly Sheppard. FOURTH Row Peggy Shields, William Skidmore, lack Snow, Clara Speight, Ioy Stilwell, Mary Sue Stutts. 45 f fsilimnxiiif' fMiQZf:?4zW4lf2fZ'f4tfi Miz.M71f5v21fhfjf-Nilzmisgwiksiskw fafamff if Av- 35-3 j'isfX we-14 fl,-f 'r .Q , YA.. N Sift .X We 'V we-f U Q fe' Q ,Nj , Q 3, , 2, , ay- wayy N fb. if G., ff vi' FIRST Row Doris Thomas, Robert Thomas, Audrey Thompson, Frank Thompson, Peggy Todd, Antonio Torres. SECOND Row Margie Trexler, Iames Turner, Betty Tysinger, Virginia Underwood, Iohnny Walker, Betty Lou VValler. THIRD Row Bobby Vlfarlick, Palma Wfatson, Patricia VVatterson, Ioyee Weaver, Lou 'Webb, Kenny Vlfineeoff. , FOURTH Row Morris VVhitaker, Hugh VVhitley, Robert Vlfilkinson, Mrs. Liberty Wilson, Thomas VVitty, lack VVrenn. 46 1 Xi QR' 1 Hull 1 ff' ,, xx X x y l ,, l i I V 1 ' I i i i u z U Wi ' 'wwf , lv I l K. I t -r ef 5 If PM Y , f ,, V It -. lp,.,.f:.--1 s-- . ,- X X x x. X 'f x,i ' 'fl , '-i-- 'z-'1 '-'fffzff f 'I 1 1 ack Kennedy Editor D wid Alexander 1111 fliI1C'S5 Manager THE Pa Ja Ca STAFF C. M. VVaggoner Christine Hager Phil Howell . Robert Lzunpley Betty Yelton . Dot Canup . Bill Treadaway Mattie Britt . Millicent Bunn Betty Ann Treadaway, Henry Cueto, I Audree Thomas, Betty Davis ' ' Iiminy Allen . VVillie Kinney Frank Styers . Alfred Perryman Iinnny Kennedy Iuanita Allen . Doris Cox . Iinnny Kemp . Allen VVearn . Margie Bowers Edna Perryman Nellie Parker . Betty Davis . Mary Io VVhitted Iimmy Turner A d zfiser Associate Editor . Advertising Manager , . . Circulation Manager . Asst. Circulation Manager Art Editor . Photographer . . Proplz et . Historian . . Testators Advertising Stag Advertising Stag A d uertisin g Stag Advertising Stag Advertising Stag . Editorial Stag . Editorial Stag . Editorial Stag , Edna,-fa sag . . Typist . Typist . . Typist . . . Typist . Editorial Stag . Editorial Stag 48 u, xx 'M ',5l l,Q 'rgT'7ff?,j4'- ' - ,Q-1-ffx-'15, 3,1 .' L 4- Lg., - -- I. 7 , ,, , I , 4 , -in T-Q:5-X5':g'il'a'i'5g 413'-g:'L g ::76 ll 'I HM M lliaillflfff 754291-51?. ?ff 'yflif ll' '.' ll :lui I-Ifiih Xxx' XI: .S--. .' . f. 7s . R ' - --Q. X . , k , ., , .,, ---3 ,'-....E ,, f' '-, .mf gf Qlln fviffvr mum ' .t l'l0illcr luiiior College, Misonhoimer, H ola hristmas Campus News l'tuSltioist .mtl Mars. XYgt:gggu:u'l' tvtttvrtziiuctl .ii tllillltll' 'l'!:t:rNlti5'. Nm,-ezixlwi liflh, lit: Illlll Mix. Waite :mtl 5 meirlo ixrtltu. liuu cieius Simi 1 E1 Rui ezxruil ?tlIll'lOr iZitet'r5 the cis The was li . dent Qi omttclu treatin Wage: Pres WQFQE-I l ton. Tw meetir Ylun cw School agency college the Un of the Ml Christn Ju leave for home 1 going to feel: r :ut still reltictctxit Eluring the post m - family again as 'gh to draw any sl T fe you ever thong A in coming? Chri ie feeling you hp 'ant to make son .7 Aus. the Christmas A K . .. toward us. He gave everything to .ave and happiness is universal. , V .C 33. 'a 1 Secret ary ..... ,, Nexium S1319 E tion. ' At Ii . Q56 ,gs fillllfll BUSINESS MANAGER RQZQS win uc ttuxuiiq iriver- gui: to the needy replace the cxcliztngc of small gifis that was once the custom at Pfeiffer. Last year tht- collection amounted to eighty dollars which meant that eight ten dollar packzigfes were shipped from CARE headquarters in our name loiovt-rseas families. Some very interesting responses were receiveci. ' The December issue of The Methodist Woman, monthly pub- lication of the Womans Division of Christian Service, of the Metli- oclist church, carries za full page story by Mrs. Helen M. Waggon' er. The title is Christmas Carols at Pfeiffer College . Choir Concert Sunday Night The choir of Pfeltim' Junior Col- lege. clircctivri by .John I presents The Clirislmas SQ Hzmdefs Messiah in ' Pfeiffer Chapel on Sunil comher ll. 1949, at 7:30 p, Tl-Ili PROPHECY Overvture, by John I tenor, Cwmzfart Ya My P1 rfrcilal,ivo. El26'l'!j Valley Excllleni--l Aria, by Garnett shire: chorus, Ami The G Tile Lord Slmll Bef 166158, choir: bass. 771118 Sfzlth 'IV -'V-r-rocilalive. But Who Mag --ff-Aria, by Jack Aiberi cc solo and chorus. O Thor TGZZGSIQ by Belly Lou WH! choir: bass, Fm' Behold D Simi? Corral' The Earth W- tive, The Purple Thu: llfff Darlmefsk- vf,-' Aria, by Tedn hour: izlmriis, For Unto Us ix Born hy the choir. THE3 NA'l'lVI'l'Y Pzlsmrnlo, 'hy John I-lim: pmno. Tfllerfz 'lflfem Sli. Ahiclivzg in Ziff Fields by ine Michslr-lg Qlmrnls, Glory in tim Iliylzmz by choir: S Rejoice fimfzlly, O Ijlltlgr Zim: by ?vl2ll'Zll? 'frfgxlerg co Then Shaft Um liyex of HL Opcmtfl. He Slmll Fl F'IoClcWAx'l:i, by IZQM5' 'Lo' lor: soprano, LKUVIN' Uma I Ya' Thai Lrzlwr' by Ivlaruif Iwrg chorus, flmllcliljalz ' sung by the emirfe choir. The frirfrfliicis of the Ch F i 2 i l F 1 l I i 3 Q 2 3 Copy Featurc. Cannon Qportfa Weaver, Faculty you were in retuz . . EDITOR-IN-' simus He is given His greatest rewards because the CHIEF l filliams, Judy Da all Ga C. M. Waggener N. C. December, 1949 Begin Qec. 16 Joyous shouts of only sixleeri more slici1ipii'ig days un- Cl'ii'istmas are ringing l.l1i'ougliouL tho curnplls. This is lie lrueg Chrisirnas is just arouniil the croriici' :incl nlzmy us are lnegixirnilig lo gal. lilo spirit alrezlrly. AS at rnaliter' fact. vaictzliori Conch laliijm the past sented 'inc iiglil, Fretiik Son, , Betty vis, Sue I 7 lr hopes .hinking lo have rn look- ylit: that Saw in Geek. ' is rnorn inhaling ici 3 lie lid ITIKQJITX dying lo llizxl She li about getting re writ- to trim want to ie. But ' tree up s are so -naming io docs' B Q7, bwhitc-. eq! ppcring ' t U every- ASSISTANT EDITGR Su, t N strait. wnuzenessf A150 vv'tfi'y door lis oriiatrmrnted with some gz'eQ1'i- i , W 5 i l ery with gay ribbon :md halls ui some sort. You might take Z1 swift glance: insirlc some win' dow and we the cozy fire, the tree in all its splendor, and the gay- ly wrapper! paclizigvs uiitlefir- nealh, knowing that them is 1-1 spirit of liappiness :incl gaiiy in that homo. , Ctin't you . also iinrigimr the wonderful savory odors criminal from the kitchen where mom roasting the turkey, and baking that wonticrful fruit cake slit: maluies every year? Too, there is am abundzlntfe of fruils and nuts and we arc continually pirrkiligi up nut hulls and orzingtf peel, scuttunt-d ow-if our hc-st carpvl. Alt, hut this is lliv insist, won- derful season of the your and any- way, what if frvi,-rylliiiig is in C0.llfLlSlI1l!l? Comics Clirislinzlrs, ev- ei-yoiw puts tho szxrnir orna- on Ihti' lrot-, lllllflli thc sumo slizirvs lhv same: :li-litmus . tfmisuqitigiitly, it's easy tu that uzlch of us has ri dif- itluat of Cliristmzis. l wait. can you? Neither Manny of us will corner stul'l'cd to the gills with :incl whatitol, showing off w gifts :incl just clvcluriiig i tlw most marvelous vzicaw i the world. , thi-sv are some oi the R we iizlvo ol Cl1J'lSlll'l'l?l5 :mil romcmbe,-r, we just 1-few more hopi1ig 'days. to lel's hope that this years , in will be the most fun 'of 3 have had. V . l Memories , linens were snowy, lhe ll nndlcs ei' glctiiiiing 1 on Grzinrlmzvs fz-ice a.: Weill smile was beaming. plate-5 were all heaped 1 already Jimmy was call- ng for more. s wascorn on the cob and K sweet pumpkin plc V A ivvcrylhing that makes he stomach smaller than he eye. ' ow if you'rc a' wonder- ' , .. , . ii- wh' l'm ot -l' 0 der tm? rlirrifctmn of Mr. .lol hggnnerb n get mb . 1 . ', Y ,. ' f 7, ' - , if 'nfl' .. ? lr'f'lL' , 'gofmq tome on out to Grandmzfs , 'uiihrzsvC,rinalz1,rlrrlz Mcfllotf ,..,..,. me M... .....,. muse for new Thankga V Lou Waller, llefrnicw lflial XR giving Dinner ' r ' Pm Stokes lriw lfrfwm la 4, . .f .fe Q w www' Wwe .WWE V' QQQQNSP'-.2 'QQ ' ' A , A. ,, , . , . I . . ,, QiEt43?5:f wp-rw Siem Fifa . .Wit Q . 1 Y he iii? .,l'f'f1lf 1l- 42.112212 . leg? l 'Jam i cf., gljfllfip ,bl'Tl!, iv ary 1 lf. 5, 55,gg,,Qg,MZizf,142,,f'.,'sggQ gf: 5.9 fr -fzmxglm V- .5 ,ox X-1. .V f x A- - . lm , M ,Xe 5 ' ,, ,.,- gconiinumj on page TW03 e 2Zff?f'Qa'9?i fmvi Q3az va-5 55 z.i?h A'wAmA.aee.kkQQmmRkvMwm,uAmuuse 4 xg K ,N ,,NN.,.,,,XX. X ,qi-X, x.M'-., KN- -. -V-,,,.-XY,-5. 4.-A., V.. ,, . ,xl , I M H . , V . ., 1: - ,,-,,- -., , - v. ,-3, W i,-. - ,,, ,k gf.. x..-X .-1-X, 1--. rm- '1.,.:L11 'Sir-QFi.L..,, lllzglr-Tfr5Q:'1fl'f-7 I if ,wif new.ill,-i.vllffwffeyfaQ14e.:1iv p'fvi4farm.f-1,iiffliA,'b.'L4o.f.,-vie-im1-:wSseexQNv..+'zeb5clii-.w.e...eee:N.x.-Ein -N --5+ -A if - - - ,,7:1i..i4,i-...--' :.,,., -Q , . t-..i t - -. -I - --.--- 1' - - - ' ' vith lurkvy galore f SPEAKERS and ACTORS GUILD X 1 X swf-N X '- 'L'-4-1Z'lZ1if14Q3d:i-IAZTQ5' 4f5fiQLigff2?Tf5ff3'55337L.3'iE.i 'w'f5fiLy!U177J5'i1fff'i:5ff?7iii' wwf' ve.-rp. rw i-MK - 1 f-u ,.- -r1K 5'-Fx -fr r , Dedicated to the purpose of bringing the best in dramatic entertainment to the campus. David Alexander P1'esz'dent . Alton Broadway Vice'-P1'e.vz'dc' 71 I 1 50 u5Rie4'5Jji1.,vfI: f'?-'Lf- L fig 1,j'.jg'- 't .T,-Wifi'-'73E.-1f: '-Wir.,'ff i:fl3l.'f.', i: '7i-f2'T:lr,'f-A1:?-Till' aaa' H 1 2: .' 2 -, -- , if , -. -X .g - . L , .. X 1 .,,-. YV I M V ul. sum., -vlh .arp--1-f Ava- if-' st'L.d':.:..-E47-'ffl7'll I M xi N ,Lff4'..f if 5-wtf A .', , f'44'nJ 'fcvrf' l1f'M'1iUi' 'NN' .MU JM MSN ,XQ.1'i-. - -2, 1'Qx':fLxl'- 'NQTXNNX X THE STUDENT COUNCIL Vander Wariier, President Phil Howell, VI.C6-PI'65I.li672l Indy Davis, Secremry Ben Lynch, Marxhal Cline Hall Iimmy Kemp Ray Amburn Iimmy Kennedy Kinny VVinecoff Washifzgton Hall Martin Barringer Bruce Lowry Ben Lynch Bill Pittman M61-ner H all Emily Kilgore Anne Coffey Sarah Iones Nancy'Wike Rowe Hall Betty Lou Waller L ludy Davis Dot Clark Marjorie Bowers Vander Warner, Ir President Phil Howell Vice-Preside1zt 51 .Miva aw 1 f fffvf- 'eff mc.: ' s-fQf'i'ff',- A 5.i'e'iYttliYXn ' X'l'l.f. ,, ,T-as-1: -sw 'rf'--'-3'--fry--Qu: 1 e F :I f .ll Mil-:L iff? ?r'..f71?'fifZ ?' 9975 'ffm I I '- - 4 'J ! i' 1' i-W! 7f'7vif- Q03 af+S3.fr:PrR fXX'Q5:B'5g5Nk 3 is A 'f '- XT-li-.xi1.r'-45132-F '-535' fff- 1' :TFTT7 ff PHI TH ETA KAPPA O F F IC E RS Betty Bell Mattie Britt . Martha Queen Dorothy Clark . Mrs. Waldroff DELTA PSI OMEGA . President Vzlce-Pfwidenz . Secretary . T1'cczsu1'er . Spa mor Alton Broadway . Ill,.,l'1l mr . . , LN f I' l Davrd Alexander . lv- , r .- , It wel l'c'A!tI'c III Colleen Grunt Mrs. I-linson . 52 St 't'1'f'1'm' x' N r cw.mt i,'v13f3Cf'.1,f-2: 71.-f i5j,fi?:EQQ,JMuyf.-j.'Z 1gT7g,Zg:wgll,j fg.g,-5,.i'VA.:,,,5?'1-gf1-111,-. . .,-.,.,g, - .Q - ,, .4 , U , . , ' ---15-if--e' :-1+::.-5-mars:,ffu:'.:.4f,.:42v full .lx l' xl .4'l1 ..z'f'f7, 321, , .v2'vLt1 l,- t.hHlff'.-inLf.Si.Lm xxtxhx -2N.gq.:x4't4w.-s wt, x N 4, 1,14 .10 4,0 11. :SL ifjlilkfffl ff: G '! limmy Kemp Corona' Smith i.Ul'il1C Kzluoy Miss XV1ii1l ORDER OF SUNDIAL OFFICERS , Pres1'd cnt . Sc'c'1'elc11'y . T1'casurer . Sponsor f,V,,f,.,.f , Max Garrison Ray Amburn Lorine Kzmoy Mr. Lefko . V 5. X3 ivggff ,'-'H 4f, w '-uf.. 5 x.i.i1ai.,,ii im if ,.7:?-7W2:5:C1V'. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS I . P1'c'.f1'd cnt . . Vice-P1'c.c1'dc11t v . S ec1'cm1'y-Treasurer . . . . Sponsor J!2ff3fQ9Q22Z'f1?.1',4ii,ifaifJ'2f544.i-DLLQi-S156 ' H '51 ' Sarah Doub . Mary Alice Tesh Pat Stokes . Corene Smith Mrs. Masten . Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS . . P1'e51'dc'nz . V1-CL'-P7'651'd 6721 . SC'C7'6'f6I7'y . Tr6615u1'c'1' . Spa mor V ff ff , f V , I-M.. .x, f , riiffll Riclcnlioul' Curtis Szmclrc 'f 1- f' ,.,, -, ,WM ,. .. . ., .ww X k xx. . X 1 WX , ff 1 . ' . XEQQQJQQQX . . .. . X. wx . Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS , 1,l'c'.VliuJc'IIf MIX . I IH' Pl'c',fl1fc'IIl' jimmy Kemp jmck Kclmccly . Mr. fvrln- . Q 'N Ni'H':'f.11'i' '!'lif'if5ff'.K'J' w , .NfvqH1.,mp- H fllff 1 If zf,,, , W xx xxx Nwxxxki X Nellie Parker W. A. A. OFFICERS . . . . . Pl'C'.x'l.!17C'I1lf Nfllfy Hooker - . V 1.66-PI'C'51.d6l1l Currie Iones S651-gm,-y ' FHYG McCall . Tl'6H.CIll'6l' Miss Rita Smith . . Spamm- VETERANS CLUB OFFICERS ,.,c. 1 Robert Lnmplcy , - ' VL f,H'i1jHli ' Jn '11 Alain Furl' . . ' 'H Hi I w 55 S N I . , Y ,.,, X, x ., . . -, X--.5 -, -- -wg- , -, . ,- -' . - ' -' ' ' ' 5-I ff' -lx'-31'ix' - Xi , X' 'N 'Ne T931 '7-H 'VJ-v '- he--Ti'3. --1,15 IIIX1 'xiii' 2 j 11 i 1- '-tfxef-Wxx-e-.Sxwx---'BNN1- life--N ' V- - Xe- H- X' ' .. ..,. . , CHEERLEADERS Dot Canup, I-lead Ch66'7'l66I6l7C'7' Doris Cox, Head Cl16C'7'IC'6Z6l7Cl' A. R. Morrison Dallas Sawyer Ioy Stillwell Nancy Grant ack AI bc r INTERCULTU RAL CLUB orrlcens I., ,lg K ffl U7 Dorothy Clark I I A ly, X If H l l J mm X I Ecrlnzr I crryn 1 Mrs. C2 C 3 QW -1 ff 1 M I f , XX P. B. MQ C. OFFICERS Martin Rnrringer I I pm!!-nwc,m, 131111 Cfowe - . V1'c6-P1'c'51'f1'611t IQISY Mofglm . Scf1'6n1ry john Hancock . . T1-c,,m,,.C,',. Mr. Sommer . U Sp0,,50,- ,mmf we-+-4.0-mvfawwo-of O f - HOME ECONOMICS CLU B OFFICERS . 7 - .- ' , CEZIIICHH Bcckwlth . F - rl IIN- .'i 'f Anne Mdlrznly 1 - I Rf , HW f I Iudv Bovleg .Sf'a'1'z'f111'y-T1'c'1l,r111'c'1' Misc Blocker . . . O .Sfvofzmr ' 57 N- ,NH-I I,-,.,. -.b ,gil w -. 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'X -.-ta-'L--.1x:N,E1,,-- :gtg-- fx 'zifglnlg' ,4 ,,Vf I,-'xx - ,, .. -. :.fTi5fTli'fffffz-t':'Q4ff'?Vfi!f!NM'-lfyffg141767-if'ff1:. ,-' f ' '1.1f:' aa' fi J ' '-'f4-5-2'-.i-Av-'-QFQX-.xxix 5XvX,gilXX'lW-Nb:sxfS:?:xvK -N-'Q'x.--,-'lT5-V.---2.45 1 :fe f -5'1 'H ' V224 MAY QUEEN GF HONQR , W, Y 'V' ff 9 '-940 ffm if K ff, 'Q t ,71Lf gill 1' L! . S K A KJ ,' 3 he YK!!! I M . K -, af x. is v , , Mx, K qi 5NxQ ,:, L ' Xl N X fl ,f 1 lllHsHYH,1rH,,l,ffJ, 411,11 ff' I I ,- I 3 '1 X Nw Wx 'Nbxxgg N Q2 aff. 1-.4 -A ,, '- -- 'H 'K an-.1 -N ' - ' -A-- QJIMK-A .wr-:f ,ffm .. - ,,- xlx-.4. ---,.---w.,:,x.-,,- QQ, , -- ,:-.i.. 1-, Y .vi ., rg-ff inf., , '- - -.:,LN:A:f..xQ: '-:1-1-fqv-1.-fy,-,. -fvga- -:N wa: :gin f, , . .- ., :g :':4 :-L-.:-:f'1-'12,-i 1. .-,, ff., M- . ' -,.4.,..-'vig ,. 1 4 K 1 fA..'f4A,4.',,.. I I . ' ' ,1 'f-'f- fff -',,- M.. ,, 1 JV, . ,, . ., 1, E W ..,l, Mg ,H V, . L.. ,f. 'fu -,ll-iii xxx. ,ix-lx' N 'NSD-,. .,'.:-., Q Q.. 4 . - 1 X 55: .M x 6976 af ' Mw d ,gf ,,,, My H wr'-:fiv--..wf--.-1.' sw 'vw --11,1 K N-flf-'fm-7-:T -f5f 'r-.Kiev-, ' 1 f 1 xIIIX NDC Olx l XX XSIIIXC Nxmy NV1lXL N IX I cmdc.rm , 3 ,vm x Xxx 1 BASEBALL TEAM F1Rs'r Row Earl Crowe, Boyce Caudle, Warren Miller, Max Garrison, Bobby Kluttz, Iames Fincher, Lloyd Swaringer. SECOND Row Phil Howell, Ed Small, Harris Iones, Garnett Shropshire, jack O'Neil, Eldred Cherry, Iimmy Wilson, Ted Ridenhour, Coach Lefko. Ma1zczge1's Nat Iones and Louis Elam. TRACK TEAM . FIRST Row Martrn Barrlnger, Lloyd Swarringen, Iimmy Allen, Burgess Presnell. SECOND Row Ioe Houston, Max Lowdermilk, Iames M. Armstrong, Ir., Charles Russell. 68 X' -'EN-T IT: 'fe LS T1-f-EAI.:--1 -:gy --1,--'4M,1,, ,' , ,, . ,--H , Y , , .Y - ,efrsY-b.,,,.doll:-,g,5,-f gg-:'1?fI.'-E51fTi.:i:'-.3-i':J4'7?f'lf Hlblrifl'lr'fr'f .,',' f 29 Ll-.25 f i f Q I I, -if '-' ' ,F,u , L X'-',x1s,xQp '.5,Q '- --9 1 - , -4 I 4 I V' AH U f I - X I Q.: V I N .I I :I H .1 HL V ,, H N. xg ,xr ., Q-,,LMT-f..,,-.M-.-.g,,.--FQE,-,L'g 7 -iw-He-jiLxluzi-Zag-:-iv K X BOY'S BASKETBALL Nick Kalanick ............... limmy Armstrong, Carl Clemmons . . Mr. Nicholas Lefko .......... . . . FIRST Row . C apzain . M amz gary , . . C ouch jimmy Armstrong, Nick Kalanick, Steve Kostow, Palma Watson, Grip Holland, Lloyd Swarringen, Phil Howell, Max Garrison, Carl Clemmons. SECOND Row Coach Lefko, Ray Amburn, Kinny Winecoff, Sammy Iordan, Bob Lampley, Harry Hun- sucker, Ed Underwood, Leon Shaw. GIRL'S BASKETBALL Betty Lowder . ............. . Iean Eller . . Miss Rita Smith .,.... Elms? RLJW- Audree Thomas, Martha Queen, Dot Clark. Betty Lowder, Mary Silver. Nellie Parker. SECOND Row . C rzpiafn . Mmmgw' . C 051611 Hooker, Margaret Coach Smith, Lorine Kanoy, Ioyce YVeaver, Sara Jones, Lucy XVall, Kat Campbell, Pat Boles, Betty Bell, lean liller. 69 . L. -- - ,v '..- Y-.X -.4 X-RA'v-'NX' X 1 l , K K- L x vi gv T: Tj S 'J Q. 'XX Q -X SQ-, 'UT-I -,gxb :,v.,1'---ijj?: -1-,-f.:z,,-3-. ll l I 'i' ' 71:-' 'f'i.iPL3Qiii 'Qfjf' 'Biff-T'ff'i' x iqxsxgkla-L -.rkSNI,s3XlXX'1 iWxY5f.N- Q :x N. ' 'N - -- X -- - A-Nix' - --X ' 'A f' S lhllt-F.-lil' NICK KALANICK STEVE KOSTOW BOB O'l.EARY GRIP HOLLAND PALMA WATSCDN ED U N DERWOOD HARRY HUNSUCKER PHIL HOWELL SAMMY JORDAN MAX GARRISON KINNY WINECOFF RAY AMBURN XX BEST WISHES TO PFEIFFER COLLEGE We are happy to have served the faculty and students of Pfeiffer College for 40 years. C. D. PLYLER C. SPENCER P-LYLER General Merchandise FERTILIZER - LESPEDEZA - CLOVER - FIELD SEEDS Misenheimef North Carolina 72 BEST WISI-IES TO THE OFFICERS, FACULTY, AND STUDENTS OF PFEIFFER JUNIOR COLLEGE il? GRAYSTONE INN Where Friends Meet E. M. Wagner cmd Wife Misenheimef North Carolina 73 x -,-.- --..,--X1-.L f. -,-'- I X 5- :xl 5:3-ji: 3:1 is f 1:1 I I Compliments of 0 WAGON ER CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 0 50'i5bU Y North Carolina 74 .R R'1, R, X . ,g-,MI 'VH C om pI imen rs of ! Compliments of ff Dx E l Cl G I' fe lla ff' Wholesale Company Z! E? L Sir Diamonds - Watches -4 Silver China - Jewelry - Gifts Photographic Supplies' E STARNES Leading Jewelers Since 1898 Albemarle, N. C. . Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of COmPIl'm9f1fS of G. C. McManus Co. ALBEMARLE Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment . ' Mack Trucks ik, BCTTLING COMPANY Albemarle, N. C. Albemarle, N- C- l 75 ,- X rw 'Y X. f i..f1.1:-'f:1f,.eta: 3 5 .f Q V-jx lkbxiisxiixx-'I l-bkfrrl. '-fi? 5- ' - --'X--f-V--59Mffl- ' Compliments of BURRELL BAKERY BAKERS OF SILVER CREST BREAD 81 CAKE ALWAYS FRESH . . . ALWAYS sooo Albemorle North Corolino ' Compliments of ALBEMARLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INCORPORATED il? Albemclfle North Corolino 76 STAN LY NEWS AND PRESS Established 18 8 O Semi-Weekly Newspaper With a Circulation ot 6,500 . Compliments of RELIANCE FRUIT AND Pkanuce COMPANY, INCGRPORATED Wholesale FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES - BUTTER - EGGS Charlotte . . . North Carolina 77 l -e- --- -vi k X '5 11:-. Pi Compliments of MAXWELL BROS. 81 COLLINS Albemarle, N.- C. Compliments of B ROADWAY B EAUTY SHOP Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of LOWDER HARDWARE Sporting Goods - Paints - Toys All Types of Hardware Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Albemarle, N. C. Best Wz'shes and Congratulations Belk Harry Company Salusbury N C Compliments of ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY Albemarle N C. Compliments of BOWERS BROTHERS Farm Machmery and Feeds Albemarle N C ii? . . 7 8 Compliments of BUILDING 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of CABARRUS BANK . 8- TRUST CO. Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of THE DRUG CENTRE Cosmetics - Candies - Sundries A Profession Drug Service Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of CONFEDERATE ' MOTORS, Inc. Big Car Quality at Low Cost Sales and Service See Your Chevrolet Dealer Today Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of CROWELL AND RITCHIE Serving Since l932 Richfield, N. C. CENTRAL LUNCH 0 Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of LOFTINS JEWELRY AND GIFTS Albemarle, N. C. , 79 Ever- -xgksq '- . '--- ,xr :xi '-----jxk -. - . ,-- I SiS-312XN'I'i-Qifffl. -f.Jg '-'.'- - ' 3'.5lT1-iiffi-Se' 'tfsffc Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK I l l LOWDER'S FLORIST A 1 of Albemarle Flowers for all Occasions ' Member F. D. l. C. Phone 66l l4lO W. Main St. Albemarle, N. C. Albemarle, N. Cf l 1 l ' l Complzments of Comphments of FIRESTONE HOME l 8, AUTO SUPPLY WHISVPERING PINES Tires, Batteries, Auto Supplies BAR'B'Q A I Home Supplies, Farm- Supplies Telephone 984-J Wholesale and Retail , 1 l Albemarle, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. 4 Compliments of Compliments of F QUALITY CLEANERS Albemarle, N. C. POP'S P L A c E l Misenheimer, N. C. GRANITE QUARRY DRUG STORE LEFLER FURNITURE co. Cosmegcqsg Drugs Phone H7 Fountain Service Granite Quarry, N. C.- , Ambulance, Phone 97 Albemarle, N. C. Compl :ments of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporotnon 0 Granite Quarry North Carolina PICTURES BY TORRENCE STUDIO 0 P. 0. Box 888 SalisburY, N' C- 81 Compliments of Stanly Hardware Co. MacGregor Goldsmith Sporting Goods and Sporting Equipment Albemarle, N. C. Sibley Manufacturing . Co., Inc. Lumber Building Materials, Millwork Coal, Wood, Paints Builders Hardware Albemarle, A N. c. Compliments of Albemarle Plumbing 6' Heating Co INCORPORATED Plumbing and Heating Contractors Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of Stanly Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone l8h8 Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of NEWSOM JEWELERS lO4 S. Main Street Salisbury, N. C. Compliments of RUSTIN FURNITURE CO. Salisbury, N. C. Compliments of' MAYNARD MUSIC CO. Salisbury, N. C. Compliments of PU RCELL'S DRUG STORE Albemarle, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Statesville, N. C SUNBEAM BREAD AT ITS BEST Salisbury - Burlington Compliments of TH E SALISBURY POST Daily and Sunday Salisbury, N. C. Compliments of SIMPSON-PEACOCK CO. Wholesale Grocers Salisbury, N. C. Compliments of FAUL 81 CRYMES, Inc. Sporting Goods 4l5 South Tryon Street Charlotte, N. C. s. ,y . .X 51, .. .,-. M-, .ax i.,-S, I., s sstgxys.-Q.. -x,.-.fx X. QQ. .sd-1 Q, ., -1- ---A --.. .- sr. XXX.-.. x.-ess x .. ..,.- -. f v-.XX Q- X- --.., s -- -QXYNQ-Q15 I ilk- Sf. , '--...js VW - f-' - 'H-- - A JN -M ' ' Compliments of wir Compliments STANLY F. C. X. SERVICE SEALTEST ICE CREAM Albemarle, N. C. it Meet your friends at PHILLIPS CUT-RATE DRUG STORE Complete Drug Needs Phone 2.1 and 63 Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of GEM AUTOMATIC GAS CO., Inc. Cooking with Gem Gas I is a Pleasure! Granite Quarry, N. C. Compliments of ALBEMARLE DRUG coMPANY at Five Points Phone 37 and 804 . lVEY'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Albemarle, N. C. GANTT RULANE GAS CO. Sales and Service Albemarle, N. C. STAN LY TRACTOR CO. Ford Tractors and Farm Implements Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of Richfield Milling 0 . Richfield, N. C. Nehi Beverage Corporation, Inc. Bottlers of ROYAL CROWN COLA Best by taste-test! Telephone 280 North Broom Street Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of Morrow Brothers and Heath Company Albemarle, N. C. Congratulal ions to Sophomores from Albemarle Bakery Bakers ot Mary Jane Bread and Rolls We Specialize in Fancy Cakes for all Occasions Phone 34 and 3l8 Albemarle, N. C. X -. A xvff-.,,-c Q- - v- -ce, 1. -- XX .1 1 .-3. --- N14-x, 1- -.,. --r f x rl- sfsisiri-i.1sNz'eRss: za:-sfEfPs.:-2 f-I' Compliments of Goodman Lumber Company Tel. 305 - 306 Salisbury, N. C. Compliments of WALTER CARTER, Inc. Electrical Contracting Salisbury, N. C. Have you had one since yesterday? Drink CHEERWINE lt's Better than Ever! Compliments of STATE RADIO SERVICE Zenith Radios 1 S Appliances, Sound Equipment Your Guide to Better Fashions 0 lO8 S. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. lO7 E. Fisher Street Salisbury, N. C. sisnvlce on. co. Gold Hill, N. C. Rockwell, N. C. Kannopolis, N. C. C. L. l-IELDERMAN, Owner Compliments of Lillian Knitting Mills Company it Albemarle, N. C. Compliments of Carolina Realty CJ' Insurance Co. All forms of Insurance it Albemarle, N. C. G Authorized u Underwgigetlipewmer Where Fashions Make y Their Debut . . . Rowan Printing Company Book Shop - Stationers Office Outfitters ir l2O Main Street Salisbury, N. C. in Salisbury, N. C. 4' X Xqgws, ----XXXL' ,.,-1 'Q---qt'---.. f' X l Av. 1 .x 5- ,V xox. ,A X .-s'-.V -.xx --. . -,x.X-,J-Cc,-1, . .sx,-.'--,C-v --. ' HI, GRADUATE . . . Let's Go! You lucky guys and gals have places to go in our Piedmont of Opportunity, and I'm going with you. lFact is, l've been right along since your bottle warming days.l f ff' to Lift your chint. . . you're graduating 'S into the freest economy on earth. 1 - D' ' The only one left where you can I 'N pick your own job and work out Y , li your own ideas about making it 2 D more productive and more profit- 1 L I able. Your diploma is a challenge C QM to understand Our Way . . . to Qlf, hhvuamn A uh Keep It Free and Make It Better. D UKE PUWER C U MPANY AUTOGRAPHS as wwiiii.iiii1, f' 1. .. ., SOPHOMORES Adams, Margaret, Box 178, Morven, N. C. Alber, lack, Route 4, Kannapolis, N. C. Allen, Iuanita, Clyde, N. C. Allen, Robert, E1 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. Barker, Eleanor, 122 Louisiana Ave., Asheville, N. C Barringer, Martin, Box 95, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Beckwith, Canella, Box 729, Henderson, N. C. Bell, Betty Lou, Davidson, N. C. Blackwelder, Nancy, Box 762, Rockwell, N. C. Bowers, Marjorie, Box 54, Morganton, N. C. Boyles, Iudith, 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, Iris, 41 Galax St., Asheville, N. C. Bumgarner, George, Box 100, Wilkesboro, N. C. Bunn, Millicent, 248 Vance St., Concord, N. C. Butler, Leslie, 1945 Laura St., Iacksonville, 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, Katheryne, Rt. 2, Box 26, Albemarle, N. C Clark, Dorothy, 32 Belfast St., Bath, N. Y. Cox, Doris, 420 Lincolnton Rd., Salisbury, N. C. Crowe, Earl, 2132 Avondale Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Cueto, Henry, No. 85 San Rafael, Matanzas, Cuba. Davis, Betty, Webster, N. C. Deas, David, 9 Hampton St., Canton, N. C. Doub, Sarah, Route 2, East Bend, N. C. Downer, Catherine, Pee Dee, N. C. Elam, Louis, 1414 Peachtree St., Charlotte, N. C. Eller, Iean, Route 2, Salisbury, N. C. Ervin, Harold, Ir., 1028 Holmes St., Salisbury, N. C. Frye, Robert, 136 Glenn St., Albemarle, N. C. Furr, Allen, Rt. 2, Box 613, Kannapolis, N. C. Garrett, Curtis, 505 S. Broadway St., Bartow, Fla. Garrison, Max, Box 47, Alexis, N. C. Gates, Davida P. fMrs.j, Pfeiffer Iunior College, Misenheimer, N. C. Gird1er,.Iohn, 707 Fifth St., Spencer, N. C. Grant, Colleen, Route 3, Greensboro, N. C. Grant, Nancy, Route 3, Albemarle, N. C. Griflith, Mildred, Box 254, Davidson, N. C. Hancock, Iohn, Leaksvi1le,'N. C. Harwell, VVi11iam, Box 252, Mooresville, N. C. Herman, Alfred, 106 Triece St., Kannapolis, N. C. Hethcock, Iimmy, 508 Memorial Ave., North XfVilkes boro, N. C. ff 1-'.',, 3.5-1: . X :wfif Q .Ziff -xT7f7'X2':' :aff 5'l , XXx5,.1,ff.f EXKXXQ5-X 1X Hodge, Edgar, Route 3, Box 15, Mt. Airy, N. C. Holt, David, 716 Holly St., Asheboro, N. C. Hooker, Mary Edna, Route 1, Huntersville, N. C. Houston, Ioseph, 409 N. Church St., Charlotte, N. C Howell, Phil, Box 75.7, Rockwell, N. C. Huneycutt, Charles, Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Ienkins, Estheralita, Route 9, Box 56, Richmond, Va Iones, Carrie Dell, Crumpler, WVest Virginia. Iones, Nat, Route 1, Box 220, Mt. Airy, N. C. Iones, Sarah Ann, Box 26, Franklinville, N. C. Iordan, Ronald S., 129 W. Monroe St., Salisbury, 1 N. C. Kalanick, Nicholas, Ir., 1225 Third Ave., Berwick Penn. Kanoy, Lorine, Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Kemp, Iimmy, 276 Marshall St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Kennedy, Iack, Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Kinney, Willie, 111 Gak Ave., Lexington, N. C. Kluttz, Robert, 76 Harris Rd., Portsmouth, Va. Lambert, Ieanne, Route 1, Stanfield, N. C. Lampley, Robert, Chesterfield Rd., XVadesboro, N. C Lewallen, Robert, 187 N. Church St., Asheboro, N. C Lowder, Shannon, 12 Liberty, Route 3, Concord, N. C. Lowdermilk, Max, 115 S. Cox St., Asheboro, N. C Lowry, Bruce, Pemb oke, N. C. McCall, Faye, 3720 Tuckaseegee Rd., Charlotte, N. C Mclntyre, Ruby, New London, N. C. Measamer, Annie, VVhitakers, N. C. Medlin, Marie, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Mellott, Constance, 4503 N. W. Thirteenth St., Wash ington, D. C. Metcalf, Iohnnie Louise, Saxapahaw, N. C. Michael, Katherine, 618 Broad Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Moncada, Guido, La Ceiba, Honduras, C. A. Morgan, Peggy, 62 NVesley St., Canton, N. C. Morrison, A. R., Ir., 283 Liberty St., Concord, N. C Nicholson, Virginia, 1021 XV. Sixth St., Charlotte, N. C. O'Nea1, lack, Seagrove, N. C. U'Neal, Iohn. Seagrove, N. C. Panayotti, George, Avenida San Isidro. La Ceiba, Honduras. C. A. Panayotti, Iuan. Avenida San lsidro, La Ceiba. Hon duras. C. A. Parker, Nellie, Connelly Springs, N. C. Paxton, Thomasine, 23 Maple St., Canton, N. C. Perryman, Edna, Route 4, XVinston-Salem, N. C. Presnell, Burgess, Route 4, Asheboro, N. C. Queen, Martha, Route 1, Lawndale. N. C. Ridenhonr, Ted, Route 3, Concord, N. C. .i-51' -YY.. . 1 2 PM-, '-- f xxg if-1 -, 4 771--T'Q1'-als 14-xy-LS-':,1j If--E.--3, -. iXN'QXQXX,'i'i Q ClN.X bf'-' if QW - N'N3C'1a nf'C'f f - - ' v -4 - 1 WSOPHOMORES Rice, Betty, Route 1, Canton, N. C. Thomas, jolly, Pink Hill, N. C. Russell, Charles, Route 9, Box 128, Charlotte, N. C. Treadaway, Betty, 11 Main St., Wadesboro, N. C. Rutledge, Irwin, Norwood, N. C. Treadaway, Billy, 11 Main St., Wadesboro, N. C. Sandrock, Curtis, Route 1, Hazelton, Penn. Tysinger, Betty Ioan, 89 Falls Rd., Badin, N. C. Sellers, Margaret, Pee Dee, N. C. Underwood, Edward A., Ir., 353 Boyd St.. Camden Selvey, WVilliam, 2020 Marquerito Ave., Charlotte, N. I. N. C. Venable, Arlene, Route 2, Box 97-A, Dobson, N. C Shropshire, Garnett, 154 Fieldcrest Rd., Draper, N. C. Wall, Lucy, Pee Dee, N. C. Silver, Ioseph, Glenwood, N. C. Warner, Vander, Camden Rd., Wadesboro, N. C. Silver, Margaret, Glenwood, N. C. Washburn, Edgar, Bostic, N. C. Smith, Benjamin, Polkton, N. C. Waters, Everett, 301 Ann St., Iacksonville, N. C. Smith, Corene, 1941 Ewing Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Wearn, Allen, 822 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. , Smith, Eunice, Route 2, New London, N. C.. P White, Patricia, Box 594, Granite Quarry, N. C. Smith, Louise, Box 404, Belmont, N. C. Whitted, Mary Io, Box 142, Canton, N. C. Smith, Mary, 226 NVhite Store Ave., Wadesboro, N. C. Wike, Nancy, 1503 Queen Anne Lane, New Bern, Stokes, Pat, Box 111, Pinetops, N. C. N. C. V Styers, Frank, 112 Route 7, Greensboro, N. C. Williams, Charlotte, Inex, N. C. Swaringer, Lloyd, Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Williams, Io Ann, Route 4, Statesville, N. C. Teague, Lewis, Route 1, Seagrove, N. C. Wilson, Iames, Route 4, Mocksville, N. C. Tesh, Mary Alice, Route 1, Lexington, N. C. Winn, Ruina, Route 1, Box 203, Henderson, N. C. Thayer, William, Box 132, Troy, N. C. Wright, Nancy, Fallston, N. C. Thomas, Audree, Box 603, Broadway, N. C. Yelton, Betty, Gold Hill, N. C. 90 fI::,l.Q--5' , ' 3riZf353555i5?5Qf?fS:fi-fff.f5j:3'H'71673lilillll.'4f'5'i'7'fiQi'l'5? .'f3f'l T71-f'.5?1l f f22?f i if f ' 4 ' 4.1: : , 'T g . FRESHMEN Allen, Iimmy, Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Armstrong, limmy, 307 N. Main St., Belmont, N. C. Austin, Lyman, 404 E. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Austin, Robert Glenn, 401 Tuckaseegee Rd., Char- lotte, N. C. Ballew, Hunter, Nebo, N. C. Bame, Charles Reid, Rt. 3, Box 242, Salisbury, N. C. Barringer, George, Gold Hill, N. C. Benson, Robert, Box 65, Cooleemee, N. C. Beacher, Myrtle, Denton, N. C. Black, Hiram, Route 3, Matthews, N. C. Boeckelmann, Ioseph, 1933 -N. Pegram St., Charlotte, N. C. Bogle, Norma Iane, 529 S. Fourth St., Albemarle, N. C. Boles, Pat, Box 214, Ionesville, N. C. Bolick, Eugene, Route 1, Newton, N. C. Boone, Edward, 2207 Wright Ave., Greensboro, N. C Bost, Sue, 260 Louise Ave., Concord, N. C. Breeden, Arch, 602 E. Main St., Bennettsville, S. C. Brooks, Wendell, Route 3, Lexington, N. C. Brown, lean, Box 26, Elkin, N. C. Broyles, Lois, Route 3, Luray, Va. Bruce, Dorothy, Overhills, N. C. Bruff, Calvin, 700 Raleigh Rd., Lexington, N. C. Burkhead, Tom, Candor, N. C. Campbell, Betty Ruth, Sapeloe Island, Sapeloe, Ga. Carpenter, Melvin, 1622 W. Park Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Cashwell, Frances, 2601 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. C. Cavin, Walter M., Stanley, N. C. Cheek, Effie Lou, Rockwell, N. C. Clemmons, Carl Lee, 700 Chester St., Myrtle Beach, S. C. Clontz, Iohnnie, Route 2, Stanheld, N. C. Cockerham, Iames, 1116 N. Bridge St., Elkin, N. C. Coffey, Anne, Granite Falls, N. C. Cook, Ioseph, Union Grove, N. C. Cooke, Reginald, Box 375, Maiden, N. C. Coley, William, 415 Person St., Fayetteville, N. C. Crawford, Mary E., Route 2, Farmville, N. C. Daves, Betty, 1308 Randolph Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Davis, Iudy, Webster, N. C. Davis, Richard, 1112 Central Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Dulin, Christine, Route 1, Charlotte, N. C. Dulin, Iosephine, Route 1, Charlotte, N. C. Earnheart, Clarence, Route 2, Pineville, N. C. Earnhardt, Eugene, 519 Degemont St., Albemarle, N. C. Edwards, Ioe Heeth, 946 Montgomery Ave., Albe- marle, N. C. Ehrd, Sidney, 128 East N. St., Albemarle, N. C. Ferguson, Lowell, 406 Spring St., Thomasville, N. C Freeman, Robert, Route 1, Oakboro, N. C. Furr, Bobby Gene, Stanlield, N. C. Gandrup, Ernestine, 31 W. Main St., Norwalk, Conn Gillespie, Iames Leroy, Route 3, Mt. Airy, N. C. Guion, Lewis Everett, Aberdeen, N. C. Hager, Christine, Route 1, Statesville, N. C. Haire, Iohnny, 304 E. South St., Albemarle, N. C. Hall, Ted Calvin, Route 1, Matthews, N. C. Halliburton, Claudia Virginia, Oxford, N. C. Harward, Iohnny, Route 2, Norwood, N. C. Harper, Edith, 200 E. Newlin St., Greensboro, N. C Harper, Myra, 122 Irwin Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Hatley, Gurley W'ard, Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Heeth, Shirley, 1704 Evans Drive, S. NV., Atlanta, Ga Hill, Hazel, China Grove, N. C. Holland, Perry Griffith, 202 Linden Ave., Raleigh, N. C. Horton, Virginia, 1771 S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. Hovis, Ray, Stanley, N. C. Huff, Iuanita, 1905 Mecklenburg Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Hughes, Bertha Lee, Route 1, Randolph, N. C. Hunsucker, Harry, 516 N. First St., Albemarle, N. C. Huntley, Robert, Route 1, Morven, N. C. Ingram, Herbert, 14 Park Ave., Wadesboro, N. C. Iohnson, Iames Henry, 112 Gillis Rd., Craddock, Va. Keever, Horace A., 70 Gillis Rd., Craddock, Va. Kilgore, Emily Ann, 541 Lee St., S. NV., Atlanta, Ga. Kennedy, Iames, Route 3, Box 109, Thomasville, N. C. Kittrell, Ethel Iane, 204 Pine St., Farmville, N. C. Kostow, Steve, 357 Monroe St., Berwick, Penn. Lee, Robert E., 618 N. Fisher St., Salisbury, N. C. Lemons, Ruth Anne, 27 Cedar St., Badin, N. C. Lewis, Betty lean, 401 NV. 13th St., XVinston-Salem, N. C. Little, Keith, Route 2, Stanheld, N. C. Lowder, Betty lean, New London, N. C. Lowder, Iames F., 121 E. South St., Albemarle, N. C. Lowder, Robert E., 12 Liberty St., Rt. 9, Concord, N. C. Lumpkin, Ruth, 1333 St., Iulian St., Charlotte, N. C. Lynch, Ben, 439 Spring St., NVinston-Salem, N. C. McCrarey, Doris, Route 1. Clyde, N. C. McCraw, Iessie Monroe, Mt. Airy, N. C. McGrady, Linnian Anne, 126 N. E. Sixth St., Miami Fla. Madison, Ruth, Route 3, NVinston-Salem, N. C. Montieth, XVilliam G.. 319 Grandin Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Moore, Ernest XV., 37 Pinecrest St., Great Falls, S. C. . . .,,1.x,5.a..-- xx. he .xt ..'- gg- . ,z . ---xxw., N ara.,--- 5 1 if-Yigsl aff5Siifg-'l'1?XN'3 I - 9 151. .51 .EBSQ :Y -fl 3 131-iii fi -1 ' 7-f5'T5fQ 533' 1 . FRESHMEN Moore, lack, Box 473, Rockingham, N. C. Moose, Carolyn, Stony Point, N. C. Murphy, Fred, Forest Drive, Thomasville, N. C. Myrick, Cecil, Earnhardt St., E. Spencer, N. C. Napier, Iimmie, Cedar Ave., Albemarle, N. C. O'Leary, Robert B., 8 Old Post Rd., Rt. 5, New Bruns- wick, N. I. Olive, Eugene, 538 E. Iones St., Raleigh, N. C. Parrish, Patricia Ann, 84 Falls Rd., Badin, N. C. Patterson, Carolyn, Newell, N. C. Patterson, Marilyn, Newell, N. C. Perryman, Alfred, Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Pittman, William G., 630 S. Third St., Smithfield. N. C. Price, Lillian Annie, N. Hamilton St., Leaksville, N. C. Price, William H., Gwyn St., Elkin, N. C. de la Nuez, Alfredo P., Altarriba No. 61, Viboro, Havana, Cuba. Qualls, Barbara Lee, Route 1, Winston-Salem, N. C. Ridenhour, Elizabeth B., Box 81, Rt. 1, Salisbury, N. C. Robertson, Lewis, Ann St., Rockingham, N. C. Rogers, Alfred Boyd, Albemarle, N. C. Rogers, Bruce Carlton, Garland, N. C. Rogers, Wade Glenn, Box 725, China Grove, N. C. Russell, Mazelle, Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Saunders, Roberta, Knotts Island, N. C. Sawyer, Dallas, Ir., 215 Woodlawn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Schoppaul, Iames, 12 N. Craven Dr., Havelock, N. C Shaw, Leon, Route 4, Raleigh, N. C. Sheppard, Polly, 604 E. Sixth St., Washington, N. C Shields, Peggy, 323 W. 16th St., Winston-Salem, N. C. ' Skidmore, William, 1400 Old Salisbury Rd., Winston Salem, N. C. , Snow, lack, Route 1, Mt. Airy, N. C. Speight, Clara, China Grove, N. C. Stilwell, Ioy, Misenheimer, N. C. . Stutts, Mary' Sue, Route 1, Asheboro, N. C. Swink, Oliver Elbert, 200 Brown St., Rt. 9, Concord, N. C. Tarlton, Iames Edward, 618 E. Bank St., Salisbury, N. C. . Teague, Barbara, Route 1, Siler City, N. C. Thomas, Doris Iean, 1837 Cedar Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Thomas, Robert, 103 E. Alabama St., Bessemer City, N. C. Thompson, Audrey, 211 Old Salisbury Rd., Albemarle, N. C. C Thompson, Frank, 112 Gillis Rd., Portsmouth, Va. Todd, Peggy Iean, Yadkinville, N. C. Torres, Antonio, Carmen 316, Havana, Cuba. Trexler, Margie, Rockwell, N. C. ' Turner, Iames, Danville, Va. Underwood, Virginia, Route 1, F ranklinville, N. C. Walker, Iohnny Ralph, E. Maryland Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. VValler, Betty Lou, Route 4, Kinston, N. C. VVarlick, Bobby, Lavvndale, N. C. Watson, Walter Palma, Route 1, Richfield, N. C. 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