Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)
- Class of 1957
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♦ . ' presenting the 1957 annual publication Pfeiffer College Misenheimer, North Carolina Richard G. Chappie • editor Ronald W. Jenkins • business manager 3 administration . page 17 classes........................page 35 activities.....................page 75 features..................... page 101 athletics......................page 109 development....................page 121 advertisements..............Page 128 6 Dedicated to DR. J. LEM STOKES, II . To the one whose foresight, faith and cour- age has made possible our being the first graduating class of Pfeiffer College, we offer our heartfelt thanks. Coming to Pfeiffer in the same year that this year’s graduates came, Dr. Stokes has shared with us our problems, our disap- pointments, our joys, and our achievements. It is he who gave impetus to and carried forward the dream of Pfeiffer as a four- year college. Our President, along with the kind and friendly First Lady of the Campus, has been an inspiration during these years as we have sought an education and a founda- tion for a useful and dedicated life. Without hesitation and with pride we offer our appreciation and affection with the dedication of THE CHIMES OF 1957. 7 B 0 A R D C) F T R u STEFS P f e i f f e r c o I 1 e g c 19 5 7 OFFICERS OF THE BOARD MRS. J. N. RODEHEAVER............ MRS. W. H. C. GOODE..............Vice-Chairman MRS. H. C. BLACK.................Secretary MRS. HARRY C. VAUGHN............. EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS MRS. E. U. ROBINSON . MRS. C. C. CRANFORD . DR. JOHN 0. GROSS . . MRS. PIERCE JOHNSON DR. CARL H. KING . . DR. C. P. MORRIS . . . DR. MYRON F. WICKE . Gallatin, Tenn. Asheboro, N. C. Nash ville. Ten Weldon, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Durham, N. C. Nashville, Tennessee MEMBERS OF THE BOARD MRS. J. HOWARD AKE . . MRS. H. C. BLACK . . . . MISS MURIEL DAY . . . MISS UNA EDWARDS . . MR. PAUL R. ERVIN . . . MRS. W. H. C. GOODE . . . MR. S. L. GULLEDGE . . . MRS. C. P. HARDIN . . . MR. MARSHALL W. HERRIN MR. W. D. HOLT . . . . MR. W. T. HUCKABEE . . MRS. HARRY E. JAMES . . MRS. A. C. JOHNSON . . MRS. FRANKLIN F. LEWIS MR. T. BURT MAUNEY . . DR. GARFIELD D. MERNER MR. LILLARD MOUNT . . MRS. T. OTTO NALL . . . MRS. J. W. PAYNE . . . DR. ROBERT H. PFEIFFER MR. C. D. PLYLER . . . . MRS. M. L. ROBINSON . . MRS. J. N. RODEHEAVER . MRS. HARRY C. VAUGHN . Berwick, Penn. Johnson City, Tenn. New York, N.Y. Rutherfordton, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Sidney, Ohio Albemarle, N. C. Chattanooga, Tenn. Albemarle, N. C. Asheboro, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. New York, N. Y. Bowling Green, Kentucky Webster Groves, Mo. New London, N. C. Sail Francisco, Calif. Durham, N. C. Evanston, 111. Cherryville, N. C. Cambridge, Mass. Misenheimer, N. C. New York, N. Y. Winona Lake, Indiana Columbus, Ohio 9 . . FALL a time of vibrant color, of breathtaking beauty as nature changes its costume — a time of the dying of leaves, of the exodus of birds back to their southern habitats — night. a time of Orientation Week, with the tests, the talent night, the registration and scheduling of classes, the President’s reception — a time for the gaiety and excitement of the Harvest Dance, the first formal dance of the year — a time of beginning a new life, of making new friends, of facing a new challenge as we step forward into this year of college life. 10 yam . . . a time of stillness, of quietness, and of seeming lack of life in the world of nature — . . . a time of rest while bulbs and seeds lie dormant underneath the frost and occasionally snow-covered earth — . . . a time of the happy abandon of getting ready for Christmas holidays — . . . a time of examinations, of beginning the second semester, high- lighted by the Washington Ball and the presentation of George and Martha Washington — . . a time of growth and maturity as students settle down to the more serious aspects of college life, of the evidence of progress in indi- vidual and group living. . . . SPRING J Jr g J x.4y S( y' a time of the budding of trees, of the bursting forth of color in shrubs and flowers, of the singing of birds as they wind their way back to this fair land — a time of happiness and joy, of a resurgence of vitality and new life, of new ideas and new ideals, of a rededication of self to the higher things of life as we hear again the Easter story — a time of development as students come to have a greater capacity, for some their first rung in the ladder of a college education — a time of graduation, with its co-mingling of joy and sorrow, of remembrance and anticipation, of that moment of reaching the goal toward which we have been working during all these happy seasons at Pfeiffer College. I A - v ov- ;t'V -J .• v, j ,7’ 1' • k JT ' l' a- ’ V ' r -.? '.y l - ! , •' - , '■ i‘ 5' a 'i s. T -• - -« ■ k 4 % y k _ f • j ‘ «. ! , . V • ♦ , „ • ■ „A . 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As the College has grown in other ways, so has its administrative personnel been increased. Always it is a privilege and a pleasure to add to our list of leaders per- sons with enthusiasm and a desire to be of service. With a ready welcome to students, for consultations or friendly chats, these whose hands guide our destiny are found also at the top of our list of friends. DR. PAUL M. WHEELER Academic Dean; Assistant to KENNETH D. HOLSHOUSER Dean of Students; Director of Admissions MARY E. BETHEA Dean of Women MR. W. HEATH WILLIAMS Business Manager MR. NICHOLAS E. LEFKO Director of Athletics and Work Program DR. CAMERON WEST Director of Teacher Placement Many and varied are the duties of the administrative per- sonnel of our College. The gamut of these duties runs from being responsible for seeing that the public is conscious of what is happening at Pfeiffer, to seeing that each student on the work program does his job well. Also along the line of duties is the task of assisting future teachers to meet the requirements and to find schools in which to teach. A favorite and oft-repeated phase of our school life is made possible through the efforts of one who, along with his helpers, secures and makes available the books and mag- azines required for the parallel work which is so much a DR. G. NELSON MOORE Director of Public Belations A n d o f A1 n m n i A f fa i rs 20 I Administration part of the student’s life. Our lovely library is made also serviceable be- cause of the work of those assigned to this phase of the administration. To live and learn in a Christian atmosphere is a privilege for which Pfeiffer students can thank our most conscientious Director of Religious Life. Not only is she concerned about the total religious program of the College, she always has time for a personal chat or a wise word of advice. These, along with the faculty members, have as their primary aim serv- ing those of us who are the recipients of their consideration, support, and love. MISS MARY F. FLOYD Director of Religious Life 21 Faculty DWIGHT H. IVES . . . Art, Engineering, Crafts . . . Wake Forest B. A., T6 . . Ohio Mechanics Institute, T9 . . South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary Th. M. ’32 . . North Carolina State College '41 . . Private Instruction by Hermon Mac- neil. Sculptor, ’40-’41 . . Silvermine Guild School of Art 754-755. MRS. LOUISE S. ALLEN . . . Business Administration . . . High Point College. B. S., ’53 . . University of North Caro- lina M. Ed. ’54. MRS. CARRENE W. ELIJAH . . . Bus- iness A (bn in istration . . . Georgia State Woman’s College, 1932-3(5, B.A. . . Bowl- ing Green Business University, 1942, 1951. KENNETH D. HOLSHOUSER . . . Business Administration . . . University of Michigan ’43 . . Catawba College B.S. ’49 . . Graduate Work, Catawba Summer ’51 . . Chapel Hill Summer ’55, ’5(5. WALLACE W. MARTIN . . . B a si ness Administration . . . Bhgsies . . . Marion Military Institute ’44 . . U. S. Naval Academy ’45-’47 . . Western Carolina College ’4 S . . Appalachian State Teach- ers College ’49, ’50 . . Summer Sessions ’52. ’53. MRS. FAY HOLT STOVALL . . . Business Ad min ist ration . . . High Point College Two Year Commercial ’35, ’3(5 . . High Point College B.A. ’37 . . Graduate Work, University of North Carolina, Summer, ’38, ’39. • Pfeiffer DR. DIMITER E. WASSEN . . . Chair- man of the Economies and Business Administration Dieision . . . University of Sofia, Bulgaria, 1944-46 . . Univer- sity of Vienna, Austria, 1946-46, M.A. and Ph.D. . . X. Y. State University, 1953-54 . . Perkins School of Theology. 1949-50 . . Presbyterian College, 1954-55. FRED T. HOLLIS . . . Education; Di- rector of Student Teaching; Voeational Guidance Counselor . . . Guilford Col- lege ’37 . . Middle Tennessee State Col- lege B.S. ’41 . . Peabody College M.A. ’49 . . Graduate Work, University of North Carolina, Appalachian State Teachers College, Peabody College. MRS. MAMIE C. SLOTHOWER . . . Ed neat ion and Psychology . . . Clark Jr. College A.A. ’39 . . Mississippi South- ern College B.S. ’49 . . Mississippi South- ern College M.A. ’51 . . Graduate .Work, University of Wisconsin ’55. DR. CAMERON WEST . . . Head of the Ed neat ion and Psychology Department . . . University of North Carolina, 738- ’42, A.B. . , ’47-’51, M.A. . . 52-”56. Ed. D. Kellogg Research Fellow, Univer- sity of North Carolina, ’55-’56. DR. HOYT E. BOWEN . . . Head of the English Department . . . Florida State University ’52-’55, Ph. D. . . Columbia University ’51-752, M.A. . . Piedmont College 736-739, B.A. Colle JULIUS GRIFFIN CAMPBELL . . . English . . . Brevard Junior College 1936-38, University of South Carolina 1946-47, B. A.; U. of S. C. 1949-54, M. A.; U. of S. C. 1954-56. MRS. DAISY COTTON . . . English . . . Atlantic Christian College A. B. ’39 . . . University of North Carolina M. A. ’51. MISS CHLO FINK . . . English . . . University of Missouri, A. B.; B. S. ’ll, M. A. ’17 Further Graduate Work . . University of California, University of Chicago, Columbia University . . Uni- versity of Arizona . . Oxford Univer- sity, England. MISS MARGARET STUCKEY . . . English . . . Winthrop College B. A. ’49 . . University of South Carolina M. A. ’51 . . Graduate Work, Duke Univer- sity. MISS ALINE WARD . . . English . . .’ Hollins College B. A. ’14 . . George Washington University M. A. ’24 . . Graduate Work, Columbia University . . Bryn Mawr College . . Universities of Goettingen, Oxford and Cambridge, Eng- land, Geneva, Michigan, and the Sor- bonne, Paris . . University of Maryland. MRS. PAUL M. WHEELER . . . English . . . Florida Southern College B. A. ’28; Columbia University, Summer School ’25; Winthrop College, Graduate Work. DR. PAUL MOWBRAY WHEELER . . . English . . . Columbia University, A. B. ’15, M. A. ’16 . . John Hopkins Univer- sity Ph. D. ’30. DR. MURAT H. ROBERTS . . . Head of the Languages Department . . . Uni- versity of Tennessee, 1912-15, A. B.; Princeton University, 1920-21, M. A.; Yale University, 1928-32, Ph. D. MISS ELIZABETH SHAFFER . . . Spanish . . . French . . . Juniata College B. A. ’46 . . University of Pennsylvania M. A. ’49 . . Graduate Work . . Middle- bury College French School and Univer- sity of Mexico. MRS. THELMA T. VENTERS . . Greek . . . Wingate College, 1946-48, A. A.; Furman University, 1948-50, B. A.; Southwestern Seminary, 1950-53, B. D. MISS GEORGIA M. HASWELL . . . Mathematics . . . Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity B. A. ’26 . . M. A. ’36 . . Grad- uate Study, Ohio State University . . University of Denver . . University of North Carolina. 23 Faculty GLENN DRAPER . . . Music . . . Indi- ana University 1951, B.Mus. Ed.; South- ern Methodist University, 1955-56. WILBUR T. SCRIVNOR . . . Head of the Music Department . . . University of Hawaii . . Valparaiso University . . Ball State Teachers College B. S. ’52 . . Northwestern University, Summers ’53- ’54-’55 . . . Summer Conference on Church Music ’53-’54 . . Paul Christiansen Choral School ’55 M. A. Northwestern, ’56. WILLIAM C. STONE . . . Music . . . Dickinson Jr. College . . Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester . . B. M. . . M. M. MISS PHOEBE A. CRARY . . . Physical Education . . . Brevard College 1944-45; Wake Forest College 1945-48 A. B.; . . Woman’s College of U. N. C. 1952- 55, M. Ed. JOE FERE BEE . . . Physical Education . . . Catawba College, 1938-42, A. B.; U. of North Carolina, 1946-47, M. A.; Appalachian State 1952. MISS SHIRLEY ANN LAWHON . . . Physical Education . . . Coker College, 1952-56, B. S. • Pfeiffer NICHOLAS E. LEFKO . . . Head of the Physical Education Department, Chair- man of the Division of Applied Arts and Sciences . . . Pfeiffer Junior College ’37 . . American College of Physical Educa- tion B.P.E. ’39 . . Catawba College B.A. ’43 . . University of North Carolina M. A. ’51. RODNEY DON MILLER . . . Physical Education . . . Morehead State College, 1948-52, A. B. JAMES W. ROSE . . . Physical Educa- tion . . . Morehead State College, 1940- 46, A. B.; Morehead State College, 1955- 56, M. A. MISS MARY ELEANOR BETHEA . . . Religion . . . Louisburg College 1937-39, A. A.; Greensboro College 1943-45, B. A.; Scarritt College 1945-46, M. A. MISS MARY F. FLOYD . . . Director of Religious Life . . . Religion . . . La- Grange College B. A. ’27 . . Scarritt College M. A. ’31 . . Graduate Work, Teachers College, Columbia University . . Union Theological Seminary . . Gar- rett Biblical Institute . . Northwestern U niversity. DR. BERNARD C. RUSSELL . . . Religion . . . Philosophy . . . Asbury College B. A. ’36 . . Emory University B. C. ’40 . . Drew University Ph. D. ’51 . . Union Theological Seminary, Sum- mer ’48. 24 College • 1 DR. GEORGE MAURICE SCHREYER . . . Head of the Religion and Philosophy Department . . . Wofford College B. A. ’36 . . Duke University Divinity School B. D. ’39 . . Boston University Ph. D. ’48. DR. CHARLES W. FOREMAN . . . Biology . . . University of North Caro- lina, 1945-49, A. B.; Duke University 1949-51; M. A.; Duke University, 1951- 54. Ph. D. DR. RALPH W. GABLE . . . Head of the Chemistry Department . . . Univer- sity of Texas B. S. ’50 . . Duke Univer- sity M. A. '54, Ph. D.—Duke ’56. MISS PEGGY BIRD GARRISON . . . Chemistry . . . Piedmont College, 1944, B. S.; University of North Carolina, 1944-48, 1955-56. DR. JETHRO 0. MANLY . . . Head of the Biology Department and Chairman of the Natural Sciences Division . William and Mary College B. S. ’37 . . Duke University Ph. D. ’53. DR. CLYDE H. ROBERTSON . . . Biology . . . Wofford College, 1946-49, B. S.; Duke University, 1950-55, A. M.; Duke University, 1955, Ph. D. 9 5 7 KEITH H. SLOTHOWER . . . Head of the Speerch Arts Department . . . Uni- versity of Dubuque ’41 . . School of Speech, Northwestern University B. S. ’47 . . Graduate Work, University of Mississippi ’41, Mississippi Southern ’52, University of Alabama ’53, University of Wisconsin ’55, M. F. A. ’56. MISS SUE YARBROUGH . . . Speech A) ts . . . East Central Junior College, 1952-54; University of Mississippi, 1954- 56, B. A. DR. WILLIAM D. COTTON . . . Chair- man of the Social Sciences Division . . . College of Wooster B. A. ’32 . . Slippery Rock State Teachers College ’33 . . Uni- versity of North Carolina M. A. ’48 . . Ph. D. ’54. G. LESTER GRAY . . . History . . . Geography . . . Memphis State College B. S. ’38 . . Peabody College M. A. ’47 . . Graduate Work, Summer, University of Texas ’52, ’53, ’54, ’55. DR. HENRY H. SHISSLER . . . Soci- ology . . . State Teachers College, Penn- sylvania, 1938-42, B. S.; Westminster Theological Seminary, 1943-45, S. T. B.; Drew University and Garrett, 1949-50; Pennsylvania State University, 1945-49, M. Ed.; 1951-56, Ph. D. 25 Staff • Pfeiffer Top First Row: Miss Juliet Endly, Dr. Howard Murray, Mrs. Maude S. Mrs. Louise Peck, Mrs. Lounelle Draper. Caldwell, Top Second Row: Mrs. Boyce Caudle, Mrs. K. D. Holshouser, Mrs. Sue Misenheimer, Mrs. James Peters, Mrs. Clyde Alligood. Right First Row: Mr. Carter Roberts, Mr. Charles Misenheimer, Mr. Tom Langford. Mr. Barney Barringer, Mr. Robert J. Morgan, Mrs. Carter Roberts. Left Second Row: Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Sam O. F. Yelton, Mr. John Yelton, Mr. John Penninger, Mrs. John Carter. Crowe, Mrs. Tom 26 College . 19 5 7 21 Student The Student Government Association has as its purpose the creation within each student of an interest in self-government. Each student is a vital part of the Student Government Association, for he must practice the policies set up by the va- rious committees. This organization is responsible for regulation of matters of conduct of the stu- dents of Pfeiffer College. Pfeiffer campus is a laboratory for democratic living. To help each student have an appreciation for and an understanding of a democratic society is one of the aims of the Student Government Association. Officers of the Student Government Association are elected by the members of the student body. These officers include a President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer, four members from 28 overnment the senior class, three members from the junior class, two mem- bers from the sophomore class, and one member from the fresh- man class. A high scholastic average is required of these officers. Any matter pertaining to members of the Association becomes a concern of the Student Council. Acting as a connecting link be- tween the students and the administration, faculty, and staff, the Council seeks to bring about a cohesion of these groups. It also strives to foster in the individual a better understanding of the obligations and responsibilities of college life. The Judicial Committee within the Student Council has the responsibility of action in case of violations of the rules and regulations of the College. The members of the committee are President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the Student Council, and one representative each from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes. Each year the Student Council lends its assistance to the publica- tion of a handbook of detailed information concerning college life. Seated: K. D. Holshouser, Sponsor; Jim Goodman; Shirley Huddleston; George Johnson, ice President; Martha Cronk- hite, Secretary; Billy Tyson; Evelyn Luther, Treasurer; A1 King; Linda Briggs. Standing: Jim Thompson, Bernice Roscoe, Virginia Barbee, Carroll Odom, President; Charles Hutchinson. Our H ROWE HALL Jo Albertson Mrs. Faye McDonald MERNER HALL Anita Benov Mrs. Erin Gamble CLINE HALL Martha Crouch Mrs. Bertha Cox JANE FREEMAN HALL Sandy Kimbro Mrs. Norma Scrivnor o u s e And Counselors Presidents WASHINGTON HALL Mrs. Ruby Yarbrough Phyllis Hornbuckle PLYLER DORM Mr. Carroll Odom Mrs. Carroll Odom Danny Hargett FOOTE DORM Mr. Harold Tackett Bobby Rowe KLUFTINGER DORM Mr. Clyde Alligood Mrs. Clyde Alligood Millard Warren MEMORIAM Angel Allen Student A friendly smile and happy “hello” of Angel Allen will always be a pleas- ant and inspiring memory to those who knew this versatile and courag- eous young student. Her alert mind, ready helpfulness, spirit of coopera- tion, keen interest in all phases of campus life, and keen integrity are only a few phases of the unforgetable personality of our friend, Angel Allen. 32 IN MEMORIAM John B. Harris Trustee The devotion to Pfeiffer College, felt by Mr. Harris and exemplified through his untiring efforts in behalf of the College, far surpassed thai which could be expected of a Trustee. He was always concerned that every- thing possible be done for the best interests of Pfeiffer College. Faculty, staff, and students who had the privilege of knowing him will always hold in high esteem the memory of John B. Harris, beloved Trustee and Friend of Pfeiffer College. 33 Senior Class 1957 BOB GREENE, Treasurer GAILE THOMAS, Secretarii JENNINGS HOUSE, President Kneeling: JIM LASSITER, Vice-President 35 CLYDE ENNIS ALLIGOOD Washington. N. C. B. S., Physical Education Letterman’s Club (4) ; Varsity Baseball (3, 4). VEASY VIRGINIA BARBEE Stanfield, N. C. A. B.. Religion Year Book Staff (2) : Pfeiffer News (1) ; W. A. A. 1. 2) ; Chorus (1) ; U. C. O. (1) ; Methodist Student Fellowship (2, 3. 4) ; Fellowship Group (1. 2, Secre- tary 3) ; Christian Education Club (4) ; Student Council (4). GEORGE WASHINGTON BARRINGER Gold Hill, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Student Council (50-51 ; Intramurals (’50-51) : Vet- erans Club (’55, ’56, ’57). CLYDE BRYANT Columbia, Kentucky B. S.. Physical Education Varsity Basketball (2. 3, 4) ; Monogram Club (3, 4) ; Veterans Club (3). RITA SUTHER BUNN Concord. N. C. A. B.. English Science Club (1); U. C. O. (1); W. A. A. (1); Pfeiffer News il). RICHARD GARFIELD CHAPPLE Winston Salem, N. C. B. S.. Business Accounting Student Council (1, 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres.) ; Basketball (1, 2. Co-Captain); Baseball (1); Freshman Class Treasurer; Order of the Sundial (Pres. 2, 3, 4) ; Phi Theta Kappa (2, 3) ; Letterman’s Club (2, 3, 4) ; L. S. A. (3. 4) ; Editor Chimes (4) ; Male Chorus (4). WILLIAM THOMAS CLARK. II Wilson, N. C. B. S., Business Science Club (’51-52) ; Archery Club (’51-52) ; Weight- lifting (’51-52); Cross Country (’52); International Relations Club (’52) ; Y. M. C. A. (’51) ; Track (’52). HAZEL PAULINE CORRELL Inman, S. C. A. B., Religion Science Club (1, Secretary) ; Pfeiffer Christian Coun- cil (1, Chairman of Recreation) ; Phi Theta Kappa (1, 2. 3, President) ; Fellowship Group (2, Chairman 3) ; Methodist Student Fellowship (2, 3, 4) ; Pfeiffer Playmakers (3); Christian Life Council (4, Vice- President i ; Christian Education Fellowship (4, Presi- dent) . JUANITA PATRICIA DEASON Matthews, N. C. A. B., Social Studies Baptist Student Llnion (3. Treasurer, 4 President) ; State Council (4); W. A. A. (3); Christian Life Council (4i ; Newspaper Staff (4) : Hall Monitor (4) ; Student Teacher (4). The Senior Clyde Ennis Alligood Clyde Bryant William Thomas Clark, II Veasy Virginia Barbee Rita Suther Bunn Hazel Pauline Correll George Washington Barringer Richard Garfield Chappie Juanita Patricia Deason Class 1957 ;r.i' W' JVC v n)s: Gilbert Donald Dyson Lon Hugh Gowan Jennings Ray House GILBERT DONALD DYSON Salisbury, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Science Club (1) ; Intramural Team Captain (ll ; Veterans Club (2); Student Council (2). DONNIVE GIBBS Mooresville, N. C. B. S.. Business Education Methodist Student Movement (1, 2, 3, 1) ; W. A. A. ll, 2 Treasurer, 3) : Home Economic Club (1, 2) ; Young Republican Club (2, 3, -1). DANIEL GOLDNER Winston-Salem, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Majors Club (1) ; Science Club ( 1) ; Democrat Club (4). LON HUGH GOWAN Biltmore. N. C. A. B., Religion and Philosophy Concert Choir (3. 4) ; Male Chorus (4) ; Pre-Minister- ial Club (3, 4) ; Young Republican Club (4). ROBERT LEE GREENE Linwood, N. C. A. B., Social Studies Pfeiffer News i3i : Young Republicans Club (3, 1) ; Junior Class President; Senior Class Treasurer; Bap- tist Student Union (2, 3); Pfeiffer Playmakers (2. 3. 4). LUTHER ALLAN HASBROIH K Liberty. N. Y. B. S.. Physical Education Golf Team (3i ; Varsity Basketball Team (3. 4) ; Lettcrman’s Club it). JENNINGS RAY HOUSE Durham. N. C. B. S., Business Administration Basketball i3i; Golf Team i3. Captain 4); Intra- murals Captain ill ; Senior Class President. SHIRLEY ANN HUDDLESTON Charlotte, N. C. A. B., Religion U.C.O. ill; Concert Choir (1. 2, Librarian, 3. t); Pfeiffer News i 1. 2. 3. 4) ; Home Economics Club (1) ; Young Democrats Club ll. 4 President) ; Science Club i 1 i ; Representative to Woman’s Council ill; Sophomore Class Treasurer; M. S. F. (2, 3, 4) ; Orientation Committee (2, 4) ; Annual Staff (2, Junior Class Editor 3. Sophomore Class Editor 4) ; Student Council (4) ; Fellowship Group ll, 2. 3) ; Christian Education Fellowship (4) ; Order of the Sundial (Treasurer 3, 4). CHARLES HOWARD HUTCHINSON Rockingham, N. C. A. B.. Religion U. C. O. ill ; Fellowship Group (1, 2, 3) ; Methodist Student Fellowship 12, 3. 4i; Pfeiffer Christian Council 12 ; Student Council (3. 4) ; Ministerial Club i Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3, 4); Christian Life Council (President 4). Daniel Goldner Luther Allan Hasbrouck Charles Howard Hutchinson Donnive Gibbs Robert Lee Greene Shirley Ann Huddleston CHARLES HUTCHINSON Loyal service . . . President of Pfeiffer Christian Council . . . re- spected by all . . . capable . . . Student Council . . . conservative . . . sincere friendliness . . . Methodism. CARROLL ODOM President of Student Government . . . friendliness . . . family man . . . Sundial . . . Chimes’ Editor . . . serious minded . . . democratic. GEORGE WILLIAM JOHNSON Snow Camp. N. C. A. B.. Religion Student Government (2. Chaplain 3. Vice-President 41 : Pfeiffer Christian Council (Vice-President 3 ; Pfeiffer Playmakers (2i : Chimes Staff i4) ; Min- isterial Association (3l : Pfeiffer News (3, 4) ; Chris- tian Education Fellowship (4): Fellowship Group (2. 31 ; Methodist Student Fellowship (2, 3. 4 I ; Sun- dial (3. 4) : Concert Choir (31. Pfeiffer Male Singers lit: Tennis Team (3. 41. JAMES ROLAND KEARNS Asheboro. N. C. A. B.. Social Studies Yearbook Staff (It : Literary Editor of Yearbook 2i ; Pfeiffer News il. 2. Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in- Chief 4) : Fellowship Group i 1. 2) : Methodist Student Fellowship (2. 3. 4) ; Pfeiffer Playmakers (1. 2) : United Christian Organization (It; Orientation Com- mittee (3. 41 ; Concert Choir (1. 2. 3. 4t : Alpha Psi Omega (3. 4t ; Order of the Sundial (4) ; Messiah (4). HAZEL REMONA KENNEDY Mt. Airy. N. C. A. B.. English Order of the Sundial (2. 3. Secretary 4) ; Phi Theta Kappa i President 2. Secretary 3) ; Pfeiffer News 2, 3. 4 i : Baptist Student LTnion 12. Vice-President 3. 4). NANCY LEIGH KIMREY Norwood. N. C. B. S.. Physical Education Concert Choir 2i ; Girls Trio t2i : Pfeiffer Playmak- ers (2. 41 : W. A. A. (2. 3i ; Science Club (1. 2) : You nr: Democrats Club 41. JACK METHIAS KLUTTZ New London. N. C. A. B., Social Studies Pre-ministerial Fellowship (4). LEWIS BARHAM LANE Fuguay Springs, N. C. B. S.. Physical Education Science Club (2. 3 : Methodist Youth Fellowship (2) ; Physical Education Majors Club i ll : Young Dem- ocrats (2. 3). JIMMY DELL LASSISTER High Point. N. C. B. S.. Business Administration Young Democrats Club (1. 2. 3. 41 : Baseball Team (1. 21 : Wrestling i3i : Senior Class Vice-President. GRACTE MARIE LEATHERMAN Vale. N. C. A. B.. Social Studies LA VAUGHN GREEN LEWIS Seagroves, N. C. B. S., Business Administration U. C. O. Member; Dormitory Hostess (Washington Hall 1. Cline Hall 2. Kluftinger Hall 31 : Junior Class Secretary: May Court (3). The Senior George William Johnson Nancy Leigh Kimrey Jimmy Dell Lassister James Roland Kearns Jack Methias Kluttz Gracie Marie Leatherman Hazel Remona Kennedy Lewis Barham Lane LaVaughn Green Lewis Class 1957 Richard Norman Lisk Thomas Norman Moose William Carroll Odom RICHARD NORMAN LISK Albemarle. N. (’. IL S., Business Administration Student Council ill ; Intramural Sports ill ; Science Club ill ; (lolf Team i2i ; Veterans Club (2. 2. 4) : Methodist Student Movement I It i ; Young Democrat- Club i I. 2. 3. I i. RALPH BENNET McCALL Concord, N. C. A. IL. English Track ill : Pfeiffer Playmakers (1. 2. 3. 11 ; Alpha Psi Omega (2. 3 ; Delta Psi Omega ill ; Young Re- publicans Club ill ; Intramurals i Captain 2. 3. li ; Letterman’s Club (2, Treasurer 3. 4 . HEWITT EDWARD MOON Kannapolis. N. ('. A. IL. Chemistry Hand i3. Ii : Science Club (4) : Veterans Club (I). THOMAS NORMAN MOOSE Salisbury. N. C. B. S.. Business Administration Washington Hall i Vice-President 2. 31 ; Intramurals (1. 2i : Young Democrats Club (2. 3i ; Band 2. 3. 4i : Westminster Fellowship (2. 3. ll. ROGER FRANKLIN MORRIS Albemarle. N. C. A. IL. Social Studies ERNEST FREDERICK WILHELM NEPMANN, III Winston-Salem, N. C. B S.. Business, Accounting Basketball and 'Track i Manager li ; Sophomore Class ’ice-President ; Letterman’s Club (2, 3. 4i : Pfeiffer Playmakers i2. 3. li ; Student Council i3i ; Alpha Psi Omega Ml ; Band 12. 3. 1| ; Male Chorus ill . Lutheran Student Association (3. President 4 1 ; Pfeiffer News (Business Manager 3). WILLIAM CARROLL ODOM Chesterfield, S. ( A IL. Religion and Philosophy Student (lover n merit 12. President li ; IL C. (). ill : Young Democrats Club il. 21 ; Order of the Sundial 12. 3. I i ; Pfeiffer Christian Council i President 2. 4i ; Westminster Fellowship i2. 3. 4i ; Ministerial Asso- ciation 12. 3. li ; Fellowship Croup (1, 2) ; Pfeiffer News t Business Manager 2) : Veterans Club 2) ; Chimes i Editoi 3 i. BOBBY GENE OWENS Albemarle, N. C. IL S., Physical Education Basketball i'47-’P.i| ; Baseball I’lT-’P.M ; Tennis i'19. T).') i ; Monogram Club i'-P.m ; Baseball (T)7i. JANE GOINS R ATT ERR EE Belmont. N. C. B. S.. Nursing Science Club (Vice-President 3. li ; Pfeiffer Christian Council (3) : Baptist Student Union i3. 4i : Young Republican Club i3. 4) : Assistant School Nurse 13. I i ; Pfeiffer News Staff (3. 4). Ralph Bennett McCall Roger Franklin Morris Bobby Gene Owens Hewitt Edward Moon Ernest Frederick Wilhelm Neumann. Ill Jane Goins Ratterree GEORGE .JOHNSON Happy . . . Vice President of Student Government . . . Nadine . . . . . sincere . . . Sundial . . . publications . . . enthusiastic. Tinnie . . . President of Student Government . . . dependable . . . leadership . . . President of the Sundial . . . Business . . . Phi Theta Kappa . . . ambitious . . . Chimes’ Editor. RICHARD CHAPPLE V DANNY LEE ROBERTS Siler City. N. C. B. S.. Physical Education Basketball (3) : Baseball (3. 4i : Male Chorus (4l ; Letterman's Club i4) ; Intramural Sports (Captain 4). JOYCE BERNICE ROSCOE Albemarle. N. C. A. B.. Religion Phi Theta Kappa (3 : Student Council (4). JO ANN RUSHING Oakboro. N. C. A. B., Social Science NORMA LACKEY SCRIVNOR Misenheimer, N. C. A. B., Religion Concert Choir ill : Phi Theta Kappa (3) ; Christian Education Fellowship (4). LARRY MORRIS SEDBERRY Concord. N. C. B. S.. Physical Education Baseball (3. 4i : Physical Education Majors Club (4i ; Letterman's Club (3. 4 . EDWARD LEE SMITH Salisbury. N. C. B. S.. Business Administration Young Democrats (2. 4) ; Intramural Sports (Cap- tain 2 and 3t ; Washington Hall (President 3) ; Younp Republicans Club (3 ; Chimes Staff (4). EUGENE CRAVEN SPEIGHT Albemarle. N. C. B. S.. Business Administration Veterans Club (2). ROGER DEAN SPOON High Point. N. C. B. S.. Business Administration Young Democrats (1, 2. 3. 4) ; Science Club (1, 2) ; U. C. O. (1) ; Track (1) ; Intramural Sports (Cap- tain 1-31 • Phi Theta Kappa (Vice-President 2. 3) ; Junior Class (Vice-President I ; Wrestling: (3. Cap- tai'1 i) • Pfeiffer News Staff (3. 4) ; Baptist Student Union (4). TOMMIE COLLINS STATON Albemarle, N. C. A. B.. Social Studies Veterans Club (1). The Senior Danny Lee Roberts Norma Lackey Scrivnor Eugene Craven Speight Joyce Bernice Roscoe Larry Morris Sedberry Roger Dean Spoon Jo Ann Rushing Edwnrd Lee Smith Tommie Collins Staton Class 1957 Elbert Russell Stott William Alan Thomasson Mildred Wheless Claude Thomas, Jr. Ronald James Thompson Edward Jay Whitley Gaile Thomas Sammy Dawson Warner Mary Louise Whitlock ELBERT RUSSELL STOUT Roanoke Rapids, N. C. A. H., English Methodist Student Eellowship i2. 3. -1) ; Ministerial Association t 2. 3, li ; Dramatics (2 ; Hand (21 ; Yount; Democrats i2i ; Concert Choir (2, 3, Presi- dent i ; Science Clui (2i ; Eellowship Croup (2, 3) : Male Chorus (IL CLAUDE THOMAS. JR. Candor, N. C. B. S.. Business Administration U. C. O. ili : B. S. U. 12, 3, li : Yount; Republicans i 1. 21 Younu Democrats 3, I l ; Male Quartet (1, 2, 3 i ; Concert Choir il. 2. 3l : Male Chorus i ti ; Pfeiffer Playmakers il. 2. 3l ; Alpha Psi O metra i li ; Phi Theta Kappa i3i ; Delta Psi O metra 12, President 3) ; Pfeiffer News il. 2, Editor 3. 1). (iAILE THOMAS Spruce Pines, N. C. A. B., Relit;ion Concert Choir il. li ; Pfeiffer News C2. 3. Il ; Meth- odist Student Fellowship i2. 3. 1) : U. C. 0. ill ; Science Club (1. 2i ; V. A. A. il. Secretary 2i : Senior Class i Secretary i Christian Education Fel- lowship t Secret ary li . Fellowship Croup il, 2. 3i. WILLIAM ALAN THOMASSON Salisbury. X. C. B. S.. Business Administration Yountr Democrats (2. 3. 1 i : Westminster Fellowship I 3. I i : Intramural Sports i 2, 3, I l. RONALD JAMES THOMPSON Denton. N. C. A B.. Social Science SAMMY DAWSON WARNER Richfield. N. C. B. S., Business Administration I C ill . Concert Choir (2, Pro ident 3. I i . Pfeiffer Christian Council 121 . Baptist Student Union i President 2i : Male Chorus ill. MILDRED WHELESS Ansonville, N. C. A. B., English Science Club iJi , Methodist Student Fellowship I I. 2, 31 ; VV. A. A. i 1, 2, 3. li ; Home Economies Club ill ; Christmas Queen i3i , May Court 12. 3i ; May Queen i 1 i. EDWARD JAY WHITLEY Albemarle. N. C. A. H., Science M IO LOUISE WHITLOCK West Columbia, S. C. IL. Religion Methodist Student Movement iTreasurer 1 ; Student Council i Secr etary 3i ; Phi Theta Kappa i2, Secre- tary 31 : Fellowship Croup C2. 31 ; Order of the Sun- dial 12. 3. Vice-President li ; Wo-Na Missions Clttb ill. Olin Franklin Williams Jimmy Dale Willis Jack Brown Yarbrough OLIN FRANKLIN WILLIAMS Georgetown, S. C. B. S., Business Education Baptist Student Union (First Vice-President 4): Male Chorus (4 I. JIMMY DALE WILLIS Lincolnton, N. C. B. S.. Physical Education Letterman’s Club i2i ; Intramural Sports 12. 3) ; Baseball ill ; Young Democrats Club 111. JACK BROWN YARBROUGH Concord. N. C. A. B.. Religion Wa hi region Hall i President 21 ; Ministerial Associa- tion (2. 3. 1i : Methodist Student Fellowship (Presi- dent 2. 3. I i : Pfeiffer Christian Council (2, Presi- dent 31 ; Concert Choir 1. President 2. 3, 1) : Male Chorus ( li ; U. C. O. (Vice-President It : Male tiuartet (1. 2, 3, ti • Fellowship Group (1, 2. 31 : 1’fei f for News i I i. 46 o New Class Rin Many phases of Pfeiffer’s activities and sym- bols are becoming distinctive to Pfeiffer stu- dents and friends. Among them this year is added the standard class ring. Believing that a college class ring is a lasting symbol of the college itself, the first graduating class of Pfeiffer College (1957), with the approval of the Administration and the Board of Trustees, has adopted a standard ring that will become characteristic of Pfeiffer College graduation. The rings are made of 10K yellow gold with antique gold finish, the only exception being that girls may choose white gold if they so desire. The ring is made with a double-roll edge and hammered shank. On one side of the shank appears a full front and side view of the Henry Pfeiffer Chapel, which is centrally located on the campus and significantly outstanding in the memories of Pfeiffer students. Surrounding the Chapel is a background of oak leaves, symbolizing sturdiness. The date of graduation is blocked on this shank of the ring, just below the Chapel. The College seal appears on the other side of the shank. The letters “R,” “S,” “M,” and “P” appearing on the cross back of the crest in the seal stand for the four phases of training which students of Pfeiffer College receive during their years at the College—Religious, Social, Mental, and Physical. The background surrounding the seal is of laurel leaves which represent victory. Blocked beneath the seal is the degree which the student is receiving, either A.B. or B.S. All rings contain a genuine black onyx stone, chosen because of the College colors, black and gold. Inscribed in the gold around the stone are the name of the College and the date of its found- ing as a small boarding school near Lenoir, North Carolina — PFEIFFER COLLEGE — 1885. Junior ci ass 19 5 7 BILL TYSON. President DANNY HARGETT. Vice-President BILL TUCKER. T NORMA SANKO, 49 The Junior Class Jo Albertson Robert Allen George Alley Clyde Arey Jean Arndt Nancy Baker Rebecca Barber Joan Bare Roma Baxley Odessa Benbow Anita Benoy Rafael Borroto William Briggs Bobbie Brooks Coy Brown Jim Bunn 50 Bob Burnett Preston Burr Peggy Burris Kenneth Byerly Gloria Castellano William Caudle Betty Jean Coile Wayne Cook Martha Cronkhite James Dixon James Drew Louis Edwards Louis Elam Carolyn Evans Jerry Faulkner Gladys Ferrell 51 Junior Class Bobby Foil Margaret Foster Anne Franck Sanford Furr Gilbert Futrell Ronald Gooch James Goodman Larry Graham James Griffith Bobby Grubbs Peter Hall Danny Hargett Esther Hartsoe Joseph Harwell Lutecia Hathcock Sara Heilig 52 Carl Hill Bill Hinson Fred S. Hopkins Ronald Jenkins i Selvey Johnson John Kerr Larry Kiser William Kiser Norman Kluttz Richard Koonce Royal Lancaster Jon Lassiter Embry Lay Louis Leal Jackie Ledford Sue Lee 53 The Junior Class Barbara Leonard Hansard Lewis Frances Littlewood David Love Rachel Lowder Shirley McCall Carolyn McCarter John McCaskill Donald Michelle June Mills Everette Mincey Dick Minish Joe Mitchell Jimmy Napier Jimmy Nuchols Jack Nunn 54 Helen Overcash Arnold Parker Jean Parker Shirley Pegram Delmas Petrea Sylvia Rogers Paul Ross Bobby Rowe Mack Rush Jimmy Russell John Russell Norma Sanko Jerry Seehrest Nancy Sheets Clay Sink Neal Smith 55 The Junior Class Margaret Stewart William Stewart Sally Stoker Larry Summey Alton Taylor Gene Thompson James Thompson James Tolleson William Tucker Bill Tyson Bobby Waddell William Walters Jo Ann Ward Phyllis Whitley Pauline Wilhelm Phillip Wilkinson 56 DoyC€ Sa m Ed u °°dhou Iris Yo rtv' Sophomore Class 195? Seated: AL KING. President SARA HELEN LINTHICUM. Standing: JIMMY MOORE, Treasurer ANNE WARREN, Secretary 59 Row 1—Polly Abernathy, Jimmy Alexander, Gloria Anderson, Doug Archer, Eli Atwell, Lloyd Austin, Ted Austin. Row 2—Irene Barbee, Milton Barden, Don Barnhardt, Evelyn Bartlett, Peggy Berry, Richard Biddy, Peggy Bingham. Row 3—Robert Bost, John Bowen, Carolyn Boyd, Linda Briggs, Thad- deus Bryson, David Bunch, Glen Burleson. Row 4—Joe Burns, Clint Carpenter, John Cashion, Sharon Caskey, Charles Castor, Jack Clark, Jane Chambers. Sophomores Row 1 — Linda Cline, .Jimmy Craven, Martha Crouch, Feme Crowe, Caro- lyn Crowell, Ken Cuthbertson, Don Da enhart. Row 2—Barbara Davis, Lester Davis, Jimmy Deaton, Flax Dellinger, Steve Dial, Jane Dobbins, Rex Dotson. Row 3—Ann Eckerson, Rillie Ferrell, Jan File, Juanita Flathmann, David Ford, Jeanne Frick, Nina Gibbs. Row I—Barbara Goode, Rebecca Gordon, John Gordy, Pat Gregory, Row 1—Howard Harrell, Doris Harris, Shearra Harris, Bill Henderson, Jo Ann Herlocker, Gene Hoilman, Brown Holbrooks. Row 2—Bobby Holshouser, Ray Hudson, Dixie Hughes, James Hunt, Evelyn Hunter, Mildred Hurley, Dorothy Hurley. Row 3—Robin Hurley, Ray Jarvis, Mildred Jones, Runny Jones, Peter Kim, Thong Woo Kim, Sandra Kimbro. Row 1—Sylvia Kimbro, A1 King, Sylvia Kiser, Jerry Lanier, Joyce Lathan, Joseph Leonard, Della Mae Lewis. Soph o m o r e s Row 1—Henry Lewis, Sara Helen Linthicum, Nancy Loftin, Roy Long, June Huffman, Evelyn Luther, Harold McNeill. Row 2—Douglas Mason, Charles Mecimore, William Miller, Mildred Mills, Linda Moody, James Morton, Jimmy Moore. Row 3—Joe Moose, Bobby Mott, Vernon My rick, Keith Nicholson, Gayle Overby, Betty Peck, Vaughn Peterson. Row 4—Nadine Petrea, Thomas Pickier, Margaret Pinion, Coy Plott, Dan Plyler, Nancy Polk, Lewis Robertson. S ophomores 1 Row 1—.Jane Russell, Johnnie Russell, Wyman Russell, Shirley Schaner, Alvin Seawell, Bill Shumaker, Rita Shumaker. Row 3—Betty Smith, Kay Southard, Allen Staton, Jackie Staunton, Phil Stone, Pearl Sullivan, Judy Tate. Row 3—Vincent Tenore, Sue Terry, Jimmy Thomas. Sophomores Row 1—Ruby Tucker, Craynor Uzzell, Ruby Walker, Nancy Walsh, Anne Warren, Millard Warren, Shelva Westmoreland. Row 2—Mary White, Jeanette Whitley, Judy Wiles, Rupert Williams, Pat Wilson, Marcell Wiseman, Jane York. CHRISTMAS CARROUSEL First Prize Freshman Class 1957 BILL ANDERSON, President JOHN McLELLAN, Treasurer CLIFTON STAMPER, Secretary KIRK McNEILL, Vice-President 67 Paul Adkins, Ray Alexander, Charlotte Allen, Louis Allen, Rachel Allen, Vera Almond, William Anderson, Leon Arbo, Richard Austin, Braxton Bailey. Mary Sue Ballard, Charles Barker, Gary Barringer, Bobby Baucom, Gwen- dolyn Benfield, Doug Barrier, Betty Blackmon, Helen Blalock, Sue Blalock, Ralph Blair. June Blanton, Joanne Boling, Gloria Boring, Henry Bowers, Kathryn Brendle, Iris Brooks, Mildred Broome, Elsie Brown, Ruth Bruton, Betsy Bryant. Suzanne Buck, Marjorie Burgin, Calvin Burleson, David Burns, Betty Cashion, Frances Caudle, Fay Caudle, Dorothy Chance, Joseph Church, Donald Clanton. Phyllis Clark, Miriam Clay, Jack Cockerhan, Judy Coe, James Coggins, Janice Conder, George Conger, Larry Cook, Roy Cook, Jerry Cooper. Delorease Cratty, Eddie Crisco, Janet Crotts, Mary Crouse, Elbert Deal, Eliza- beth Dockery, Merle Dodd, Ann Drye, Peggy Eagle, Franklin Eddins. Annette Edge, John Edwards, Thomas Edwards, Ann Elkins, Judith Ellerbe, Eric Ennis, Mary Ervin, Louise Etchinson, Adolph Evans, Betty Everhart. Tommy Faggart, Henry Farmer, Bobbie Ferguson, Mary Fisher, Bruce Flip- pin, Ann Flowe, Edmond Foil, Mary Jo Foster, Bobby Freeman, Betty Frick. j Jerry Frye, Craven Furr, Gerald Gardner, Betty Garner, Peggy Goodman, Glenda Graybeal, James Gray, Patricia Gregg , Elizabeth Hall, Joetta Hall. Jean Hamilton, Nancy Hammill, Allen Harbin, Jeane Hardee, Winston Har- per, Rmha t ’rell, Betty Harris, Richard Hartsell, Molly Hasty, Virginia Haywood. Lucinda Henderson, Jimmy Hendley, Linda Hewitt, Donald Hinkle, Joseph Holmes, Tommy Holmes, Larry Holt, Anne Honeycutt, Mary Jane Honeycutt, Phyllis Hornbuckle. Mary F. Howell, Tom Howell, Kenneth Huffman, Clyde Thompson Jamison, Frances Jarratt. Dorothy Jarvis, Thomas Johnson. Hunt, James Irby, Rebecca Johnson, Shirley Jones, Harold Jones, Larry Jordan, Lloyd Jordon, Jung Ju Kim, Ed- ward Kline, Joe Kluttz, Ray Krimminger, Myrl Lackey, Fred Lentz. Rebecca Link, Bobby Lisk, Loretta Little, Maxine Love, Walter Love, Alma Lee Lovette, Bernard Lowry, James Lynn, Kay Mansfield, Kenneth Marlowe. Gaynell Marshall, Jane Martin, John McClellan, Priscilla McDougald, Shirley McKinney, Melba McKuhen, Carolyn McLean, William McNeill, Walter Milan, Gary Miller. William Morris, Jimmy Morton, James Moser, James Moss, Jo Ann Mundy, Gail Murrell, Betty Jo Xeese, David Nichols, Caleb Xolley, Wade Owen. Jo Ann Padgett, Roberto Panayotti, Jess Patterson, Shelly Patterson, Mar- garet Payne, Betty Perry, James Peters, Gayle Phillips, Tony Philmon, Jerry Pickard. Eveline Plyler, Ann Porter, Harold Poteat, Cynthia Pounds, Hilda Quinn, Curtiss Ragsdale, Elsie Randall, Daniel Raper, Virginia Reavis, Sylvia Reid. Joe Rhinehart, Junior Rhinehart, Barbara Ritch, Jerry Ritchie, Charles Rob- erts, Laura Roberts, Nancy Roberts, Charles Robertson, Nancy Rogers, Samuel Rothrock. Patricia Russell, William Satterwhite, Patricia Saunooke, Jean Sawyer, Philip Shepard, Shotaro Shiga, Millard Short, Billy Shuping, Pearson Sides, Danny Simmons. i Barbara Smith, Betty Ann Smith, Marjorie Smith, Mary Snuggs, Jim Somers, Clifford Stamper, Jean Starling, Gladys Starnes, Charles Stonestreet, Ned Storey. Mary Dee Stout, Sandra Stroupe, Lutecia Talbert, Kaye Talley, Rudy Teague, Jerry Thomas, Dick Thompson, Jahalla Treece, Charles Voncannon, Dorathy Walker. Linda Walker, Martha Rose Waters, Martha Wayne, Bobby Wells, Barbara Whisnant, Donald White, Sylvia White, John Whitesides. Gene Whitesides, Larry Widenhouse, Donald Williams, Lois Williams, Robert Williams, Zane Williams, Janet Wilson, Linda Wolfe. r our classes Christian Life Council Serving as the steering committee for the religious activities on campus, the Christian Life Council is responsible for formulat- ing policies regarding campus religious activities and directing all inter-denominational, non-denominational and interfaith activities. Composed of representatives of faculty and student body, the Council includes the director of religious life, two faculty rep- resentatives appointed by the administration, a president and a vice-president elected by the student body, presidents and spon- sors from each denominational unit, and a representative from each denominational unit with more than fifty members. Religious Emphasis Week and Student Movement Day are high- lights among the activities sponsored annually by the Council. MARY F. FLOYD CHARLES HUTCHINSON President Standing: Coy Brown, Dr. Russell, A1 King, Secretary; Mr. Hollis, Jim Thompson. The Baptist Student Union provides a connecting link be- tween the church and college, training and recruiting stu- dents for Christian work, and emphasizing the Baptist de- nomination. Olin Williams, First Vice-President; Irene Barbee, Secretary; Preston Burr, Treasurer; Hazel Ken- nedy, Reporter; Judy Wiles, Second Vice-President; Juan- ita Deason, President. The Lutheran Student Association strives for higher qualities of church- manship and character in members so that they may better serve society within their denomination. Mrs. Mary Ann Fisher; Secretary and Treasurer; Ernest Neumann, Presi- dent. Denominational Organizations The Methodist Student Fellowship seeks to lead students to a better understanding of the church and to a finer sense of responsibility to the church and society. Jim Thompson, President; Ronnie Jenkins, Vice-President; Anne Warren, Secretary; Martha Cronkhite, Treasurer. The Westminster Fellowship chal- lenges the students to Christian serv- ice in college and church activities, as it purposes to guide the student in experiencing Christian living. Ann Hanger, President; Phyl Whitley, Secretary-Treasurer. Pre-Ministerial F ellowship COY LEE BROWN, JR. President The purpose of the Pre-Ministerial Fellowship is to promote discussion of and general interest in the Christian ministry. It is the aim of these students to find means of enlarging their field of usefulness in full-time Christian service. Meetings are held weekly for the purpose of worship, discussion, and social fellowship. Row 1—Dr. Bernard C. Russell, Advisor; John Bowen, Kenneth Byerly. Row 2—Jerry Faulkner, Howard Harrell, Richard Hartsell. Row 3—Robin Hurley, Charles Hutchinson, George Johnson. Row I—Kirk McNeill, Carroll Odom, James Peters. Row 5—Dan Plyler, Mack Rush, Alvin Seawell. Row 6—James Short, Bill Shumaker, Russell Stott. Row 7—Jim Thompson, Bobby Waddell, Donald White. Row 8—Jack Yarbrough. 78 Row 1—Dr. George M. Sehreyer, Sponsor; Jo Albertson, Gloria Anderson, Jean Arndt, Virginia Barbee, Linda Briggs, Dorothy Chance, Betty Williams. Row 2—Betty Jean Coile, Janice Conder, Barbara Davis, Carolyn Evans, Anne Franck, Becky Gordon, Ann Honeycutt, Shirley Huddleston. Row 3—George Johnson, Rebecca Johnson, Mildred Jones. Christian Education Fellowship The Christian Education Fellowship is an organi- zation designed for those students who are pre- paring for work in the Church in the area of Christian Education. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for worship, study, and fellowship among students committed to this field of en- deavor. Monthly meetings are held for the enjoyment and Christian growth of these students. Row 1—Barbara Leonard, Sara Helen Linthicum, Evelyn Luther, Shirley McCall, Carolyn McCarter, Linda Moody, Helen Overcash, Shirley Pegram. Row 2—Nadine Petrea, Hilda Quinn, Virginia Reavis, Sylvia Rogers, Bernice Roscoe, William Satterwhite, Norma Scrivnor, Rita Shum’aker. Row 3—Mary Dee Stout, Sue Terry, Gaile Thomas, Mary White, Pauline Wilhelm, Patricia Wilson, Marcell Wiseman, Jane York. W o - N a Missions Club ESTHER HARTSOE President The Wo-Na Missions Club is for students who are interested in home missions, foreign missions, and social work, and students who are undecided as to the type of church-con- nected work they desire. Its purpose is to give these stu- dents a better acquaintance of the various fields of service in the Church or connected with the Church. In their monthly meetings, the students have an opportun- ity to look more closely at the possibilities of these areas of service. Row 1—Miss Mary F. Floyd, Advisor; Odessa Benbow, Anita Benoy, Vice-President. Row 2—Mary Crouse, Judith Ellerbe, Mary Jo Foster, Betty Frick, Phyllis Horn- buckle, Secretary and Treasurer; Della Mae Lewis. Row 3—Margaret Payne, Cynthia Pounds, Virginia Reavis, Norma Sanko, San- dra Stroupe, Mary L. Whitlock. Order of the Seeking to prove the belief of the Sundial that “Friendship is like the eternal rays of the sun,” the members show friendship and understanding to their fellow students. Membership in the Order of the Sundial is based upon par- « ticipation in the physical, social, aesthetic and spiritual aspects of life. JACK YARBROUGH President Row 1—Jo Albertson, Richard Chappie, Martha Cronk- hite, Anne Franck, Shirley Huddleston, Ronald Jenkins. Row 2—George Johnson, J. R. Kearns, Hazel Kennedy, Secretary and Treasurer, Carroll Odom, Jim Thompson, Mary Louise Whitlock, Vice-President. FRANCES LITTLEWOOD President x II omen 's Physical Education Majors Club The members of this club are those majoring in Health and Physical Education, who wish to benefit from the opportunities offered by a group working toward the same goals. The purposes are to promote more wholesome, organ- ized recreation for all students on the campus and to stimulate interest in this profession. This club is a member of two professional organiza- tions—The American, and The North Carolina Asso- ciations for Health, Physical Education, and Rec- reation. Row 1—Miss Hetty Crary, Advisor; Miss Shirley Lawhon, Advisor. Row 2—Ruth Bruton, Frances Caudle. Row 3—Linda Cline, Margaret Foster. Row 1—Betty Harris, Doris Harris. Row 5— Nancy Loftin, Mildred Mills. Row 6—Jo Ann Mundy, Johnnie Russell, Patricia Saunooke. Joe Ferebee, Advisor Rodney Don Miller, Daniel Goldner Advisor Ronald Gooch Morris Blair Ray Hudson Robert Bost Royal Lancaster Dewey Caudle Hansard Lewis Gilbert Dyson James Lynn i BILL BRIGGS President Men 6‘ Physical Education Majors Club The newly organized Majors Club is a club for men majoring in physical education. The objectives of this club are to administer athletics in such a way as to build rational and wholesome sentiments, habits, and traditions among the students of the college; to establish educational leadership; and to create public interest in support of athletics. Any sophomore majoring in physical education is eligible for membership in this organization. Jimmy Napier Phil Stone Jimmy Nuckols Bill Walters Danny Roberts John Whitesides Buddy Russell Roger Williams Jimmy Russell Jimmy Willis Danny Hargett Claude Thomas Mr. H. Keith Slothower, Advisor Robert Allen Bob Brooks Kenneth Byerly Martha Cronkhite Feme Crowe Bobby Grubbs Alpha Psi Omega Bill Henderson The technical achievement includes working on stage, lighting, and costume crews, and may be in one phase or a combination of one or more of these activities. Alpha Psi Omega, the national honorary dra- matic fraternity, requires for membership meritorious service in college drama. Member- ship may be gained from acting, technical achievement, or both. Keith Nicholson President -«£• Campus and nearby commun- ities joined together and pre- sented Handel’s MESSIAH. Santa visits Pfeiffer . . Students and faculty rise to meet the emergency for Hun- garian Relief. Learning is acquired not only from books, but also from the cooperative activities of clubs and organizations. As we have worked, studied, and lived in these small groups, so have we learned much of the essence of life beyond our college experiences. The LETTERMEN’S CLUB seeks to aid the ad- vancement of sports at Pfeiffer, to create a de- sire for classroom as well as athletic success, and to better inter-school relationships. Everette Mincey, Secretary; Ronald Gooch, Vice-President, Larry Kiser, Treasurer; Billy Tyson, President. We learned The YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB meets month- ly to stimulate interest in politics and to gain knowledge about governmental affairs. Seated: Jim Drew, Treasurer; Shirley Huddleston, Vice- President; Thad Bryson, President. Standing: Dixie Hughes, Secretary. The YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB of Pfeiffer College seeks to uphold the traditions of a great party which has made immeasurable contribu- tions to the progress of our country. Jon Lassiter, President; Anita Benoy, Treasurer; Esther Hartsoe, Secretary; Preston Burr, Vice-President. Well we remember the hayrides, the picnics, the square dances, the informative addresses by guest speakers, the movies we saw, and the projects we completed. All of these have helped us grow and will long hold a vivid place in our memories. The VETERANS’ CLUB is an organization on campus consisting of all veterans who wish to join. Besides a monthly meeting, they also provide social events for club members. Seated: Lewis Robertson, Secretary.; Roy Long, President. Standing: Charles Roberts, Vice-President; Winston Har- per, Treasurer. and worked together The purpose of the SCIENCE CLLTB is to create in each member a greater appreciation of all the sciences. Membership is composed of students and faculty members who wish to take part in the club’s activities, wrhich include experimental techniques and similar projects. Irene Barbee, Treasurer; Norma Sanko, Vice-President; Bob Brooks, President; Iris Young, Secretary. The organization of STUDENT NURSES is for the purpose of providing opportunities for group study and fellowship among those students who belong to the nursing program of the College. Ann Hanger, Vice-President; Judy Wiles, President; Lou- ise Etchinson, Secretary and Treasurer. H. Keith Slothower Director F ootlights Pfeiffer Playmakers thrilled audiences with four outstanding performances this year. Beginning the season was the English drama ‘‘The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde. Starring as Mr. John Worthing was Bob Grubbs and as Mr. Algerson Moncrieff, Jack Nunn. Supporting roles were carried by Anne Eckerson, Gerry Hamilton, Selvev Johnson, and others. In December the tremendous performance of Herman Wouk’s “The Caine Mutiny Colorful Musical, OKLA- HOMA! Starring: Jerry Thomas as Curley; Janelle Byerly as Laurey. CAINE MUTINY COURT-MARTIAL Starring: Bill Henderson as Lieutenant Greenwald, Charles Stonestreet as Lieuten- ant Maryk, Tom Howell as Lieutenant Keefer, Bob Burnette as Captain Blakely, Steve Childers as Signalman Third Class LTrban, Ken Byerly as Captain Southard, Jimmy Gray as Stenographer, Bob Grubbs as Captain Quegg, Rusty McCall as Lieuten- ant Commander Challee. Court-Martial” fascinated a spell-bound audience. Once again Bob Grubbs was star- red, this time as Lieutenant-Commander Philip Quegg. Outstanding performances were also given by Bill Henderson as Lieu- tenant Barney Greenwald, and Ralph Mc- Call as Lieutenant Commander John Challee. These were supported by a large, capable, all-male cast. The February production of Rogers and Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” was released by special contract to Pfeiffer Playmakers. This, one of America’s greatest musical plays, featured Janelle Byerly as Laurey, Jerry Thomas as Curley, Neal Smith as Will Parker, and Nancy Kimrey as Aunt Eller. An excellent cast supported these players. “Antigone,” a modern adaptation of the Greek Classic, was presented in March. One-act productions by students in the play production class were an interesting innova- tion in this year’s drama program. MISS SUE YARBROUUII Assistant Director WILBUR T. SCRIVNOR Director RUSSELL STOTT President Pfeiffer College BARBARA LEONARD Accompanist Row 1—Gloria Castellano, Phyllis Hornbuckle, Nancy Baker, Evelyn Luther, Martha Cronkhite, Caroline Boyd, Hilda Quinn, Jackie Ledford, Sara Helen Linthicum, Sandra Kimbro. Row 2—Ann Flowe, Carolyn Evans, Phyllis Clark, Shirley Schaner, Lee Lovette, Sue Terry, Janice Conder, Becky Johnson, Pearl Sullivan, Becky Barber. Row 3—Mack Rush, Tommy Holmes, Jim Thompson, Don Dagenhart, Bob Grubbs, Louis Allen, Tony Philmon, J. R. Kearns. Row 4—Bobby Rowe, Russell Stott, Ken Marlow, Jerry Thomas, Hugh Gowan, Sammy Warner, Ron- nie Jenkins, Jack Yarbrough. Concert Choir Representing the entire student body and having been selected by auditions, the Pfeiffer College Concert Choir members contribute much to the musical activities on campus, assisting in Chapel services and assemblies. In addition to the an- nual spring tour, the Choir, with a repertoire of sacred and secular numbers, also gives several concerts in churches and high schools through- out the year. Concluding the year’s program is the annual spring concerts, including religious, secular and novelty numbers. Pfeiffer Choralettes WILLIAM C. STONE Director JANET CROTTS Accompanist For the second year the Pfeiffer Choralettes have added their share to the musical program of the College. Composed of women from the entire student body, this group presents con- certs of sacred and secular music to high schools and churches. On campus, they assist in Chapel and assembly programs, and parti- cipate in the annual spring music department concert. First Row: Miriam Clay, Patricia Wilson, Jewell McWilliams, Gwendolyn Benfield, Nina Gibbs, Marcell Wiseman, Linda Moody, Mr. Stone, Director. Second Row: Ann Elkins, Nancy Roberts, Nancy Rogers, Janet Crotts, Jane York, Cyntbia Pounds, Mary Ervin, Lois Williams, Helen Blalock. Third Row: Billie Hardee, Nancy Hammill, Joetta Hall, Peggy Good- man, Myrl Lackey, Betsy Bryant, Jane Chambers, Juanita Flathmann. Pfeiffer Singers The newest addition to Pfeiffer’s ganization, the Pfeiffer Singers, musical or- have made GLEN I) I'A PE R Dl I'l ( t ni' quite a name for themselves this year, particu- larly through their world-wide Voice of Amer- ica broadcast on Christmas Day. In addition, they appeared in numerous churches, higrh schools and civic clubs in our own state. They, too, assist in Chapel and assembly programs, as well as in the annual spring concert. Row 1—Glenn Draper, director; Olin Williams, Tony Philmon, Jimmy Irby, Mack Rush. Tommy Holmes, Alton Taylor, Louis Allen, Jim Thompson, Richaid Chappie, Ed Foil, Ronnie Jenkins. Row 2—Larry Kiser, Bill Shaping, Milton Bar- den, Don Dagenhart, A1 King. Hugh (Iowan, Jon Lassiter, Gayle Overby, Fred Lentz, Brodie Primm, Jack Yarbrough. Row 3—John McLellan, Charles Roberts, Vincent Tenore, Jim Dixon, Jack Cockernam, Danny Hargett, Russell Stott, Jerry Sechrest, Richard Hartsell, Sammy Warner, Neal Smith, Paul Widenhouse, Joe Mitchell. Row 1—Pete Sides, Gayle Phillips, Bobby Rowe, Jim Griffith, Kenneth Marlowe, George Johnson, Claude Thomas, Jerry Thomas, James Moss. Larry Widenhouse, Danny Roberts, Eli Atwell. Woman s Quartet Shirley Schaner, Sandy Kimbro, Sylvia Kim- bro, Sara Helen Linthicum. Men’s Quartet Jack Yarbrough, A1 King, Don Dagenhart. Seated: Ronnie Jen- kins. Charlotteens Jerry Thomas, Tony Philmon, Tommy Holmes, Jimmy Irby. Pfeiffer Band Appearing at ball games and other campus activ- ities, the Pfeiffer College Band has done much to increase school spirit at these functions. This volunteer group is composed of students who have previously played musical instruments and who are interested in contributing their talents through this medium. “ . . . and the band played on—” First Row: Sue Terry, Betsy Bryant, Jimmy Irby, Bobbie Leonard, Hewitt Moon, Beth Roberts, Louis Elam. Second Row: Jerry Thomas, Bill Hen- derson, Tommy Moose, Jimmy Grif- fith, Jimmy Moore, Milton Barden, Jack Yarbrough, Robert Williams, Sanford Furr. Third Row: Glenn Dra- per, Director, Tommy Holmes, Anne Honeycutt, Ernest Neumann. RICHARD CHAPPLE Editor RONNIE JENKINS Business Manager Junior; Ed Smith, Senior Russell, Freshman. Taping Staff: Jane Russell, Tizzie Polk, Kay Mansfield, Sylvia Kiser, Editor; Molly Waters Rita Shumaker, Art Co-Editor; Everette Mincey, Sports Editor; Linda Briggs, Art Co-Editor; George Johnson, Photography Editor; Hazel Correll, Literary Editor. T h C h i Class Editors: Shirley Huddleston, Sophomore; Martha Cronkhite, m e $ Those days of frantic “primping” for picture taking may have been the first tangible evidences of preparation for this year’s CHIMES, but they were not by any manner of means the first long hours of work for “Tinnie” and Anne. Even before school opened in the fall, their active and creative minds had come forth with the theme and format with which the staff has worked. “Can I have a re-take? This picture is awful” . . . “Where do we get a list of the members of the Sun Dial?” . . . “Can we put one more picture on that page?” . . . “What word can I use in this sentence?” . . . These and many other questions, comments, and sighs could be heard for days from the CHIMES room as the staff struggled desperately to meet a deadline. Finally all copy was written, all pictures assembled, all art work drawn, and all typing done. The dummy was in the hands of the printer. With a sigh of re- lief, the staff settled back eagerly awaiting the re- turn of the completed product of their thoughts and efforts. Meanwhile, Ronnie and his crew had not been idle. They had be°n diligently seeking advertising man- agers and selling ads so that the CHIMES could come out on top financially. Now, it is with pride that we present to you the 1957 CHIMES, hoping that these pages will help to keep alive for many years the memories of life on Pfeiffer campus—just what they portray. .19 5 7 ANNE FRANCK Associate Editor Seated: Shirley Huddleston, Jim Griffith, Ronnie Jenkins, Richard Chappie, George Johnson, Rita Shumaker, Linda Briggs, Hazel Correll. Standing: Sylvia Kiser, Anne Franck, Everette Mincey, Martha Cronkhite, Jon Lassiter. J. R. KEARNS Editor JIM DREW Business Manager PHYLLIS WHITLEY Assistant Editor The 1957 Who ever thought it would be easy to be an editor!! If you think it requires little time and effort, just ask J. R. and his faithful staff. Regardless of how many tests were com- ing up, how much fun it would be to take a night off campus, or how enticing were the yells emanating from the basketball game at the gym, these poor “slaves” had to keep proof-reading, typing, and as- sembling the copy for the next issue of THE PFEIFFER NEWS. Left to kitfht: Jo Albertson, Sue Terry, George Johnson, J. R. Kearns, Phyllis Hornbuckie, Phyl Whitley, Jim Drew, Juanita Deason, Janice Conder, Hazel Kennedy, Rita Shumaker. News Pfeiffer TYPING STAFF: Nancy Walsh, Joyce Crouch, Carolyn Crowell, Linda Moody, Nancy Ham mi 11. La than, Martha Dionne Simpson, There also was the constant task for Jim and his fellow-workers to keep the ads coming in. Oh, there must have been times when their feet ached from walk- ing from store to store! But THE PFEIFFER NEWS staff can be very proud of their accomplishments this year, for they surely have put out the best newspaper in the history of Pfeiffer College. o Trustees, faculty, staff and students sa- lute you, PFEIFFER NEWS staff, for a job well done! STAFF WRITERS: Seated: Jeanne Frick, Shirley Huddleston, Margaret Foster, Gloria Anderson, Jane Briggs, Jane Ratterree. Standing: B. J. Coile, Roger Spoon, Jim Goodman, Danny Hargett, Joe Burns. n i a o a t 101 Queen o May 102 T rainbearcr JO ALLYSON DAILEY Maid of Honor DONNIVE GIBBS Trainbearev DEBORAH JO ROSE May Day! . . . Spring! . . . Beauty! . . . Long will the lovely celebration of this age-old festival remain as one of the pleasant memories of this happy year at Pfeiffer. 103 ANN FLOWE SHEARRA HARRIS Queens Court SYLVIA ROGERS NANCY SHEETS 104 LORETTA LITTLE NADINE PETREA 1 9 5 ANNE WARREN PHYLLIS WHITLEY barbara bt) a vi 3 Miss Merry Christmas 106 Each year a favorite couple from among the students of Pfeiffer is elected to be honored at the Washington Ball. This event, sponsored by the Student Government, is made more memorable by the announcement of the couple' whose identity has been kept secret since their election previously by the student body. 107 ci n a now w e 109 Cheerleaders ... a dependable hardworking group—always on the go—necessary for school spirit . . . SYLVIA KISER Chief Kneeling: Shearra Harris, Jo Ann Mundy, Sylvia Kiser, chief; Sylvia Kimbro, Tizzie Polk. Standing: Sandy Kimbro, Jim Somers, Jane Honeycutt. I Hi ill Ilf Danny Roberts (lene Thump-on .Jerry Blaekwclder Larry Kiser IIona 1 cl i oeh Standi ni Bobby Owens Rob Bost Jimmy Russell Joe Ferebec. Loach Larry (iraham Larry Sedberry C lyde Alligood Varsity Baseball For the first time at Pfeiffer College a full-time baseball coach was on hand to put Pfeiffer’s play- ers through all the grueling practice necessary for a good team. Coming to Pfeiffer with an outstanding record. Coach Ferebee began immediately his efforts to keep that sort of record. The boys on the team were equally anxious for success and played hard and with spirit in games of stiff competition. Freshmen Baseball Kneeling Tommy Jamieson Lloyd Jordan Jimmy Irby Tommy Eaton Larry Cook Larry Wright Standing Bill Hubbard Joe Ferebee, Coach Jimmy Coggins Joe Arbo Harold Tackett Brack Bailey Arnold Yates RICHARD BIDDY Forward BOB GARMON Fo rwa rd AL HASBROUCK Center JAMES W. ROSE Coach Basketball New faces were quite evident on the bas- ketball court at the beginning of this year, and they were not students either. There were Coach Rose, Coach Miller, and Man- ager Dailey, as newcomers. The new leaders chose the same first string that saw so much action last year. Once again Pfeiffer entered competition with North State Conference member- teams, and played some good ball against them. Guards Delmas Petrea and Clyde Bryant, Center A1 Hasbrouck, and Forwards Rich- ard Biddy and Bob Garmon started many exciting games for Pfeiffer this year. They were supported by Larry Kiser, Bill Hinson, Ed Woodhouse, Billy Tyson, Gene Thompson, Jim Nuchols, and Embry Lay. BILL HINSON Guard LARRY KISER Gua rd WOODROW DAILEY Ma nagcr EMBRY LAY Center JIM NUCHOLS Forward BILLY TYSON Center ED WOODHOUSE Forward Pfeiffer__ 77 Atlantic Christian .93 Pfeiffer__ 81 High Point .83 Pfeiffer 77 High Point .78 Pfeiffer__ 81 Elon .85 Pfeiffer__ 93 Appalachian .76 Pfeiffer__ 65 Lenoir Rhyne .85 Pfeiffer__ 97 Erskine .90 Pfeiffer 86 Guilford .74 Pfeiffer__ 66 Lenoir Rhyne .97 Pfeiffer 83 Catawba .89 Pfeiffer__ 81 Atlantic Christian __ .77 Pfeiffer__ 80 Eastern Carolina .86 Pfeiffer 106 Kentucky Christian _ .71 Pfeiffer 94 Rollins .92 Pfeiffer__ 74 Belmont Abbey .77 Pfeiffer 95 Guilford .87 Pfeiffer__ 68 Erskine .90 Pfeiffer__ 75 Newberry .66 Pfeiffer 80 Catawba .70 Pfeiffer Pikesville, Kentucky Pfeiffer 75 Elon .94 Pfeiffer Belmont Pfeiffer__ McCrary-Exhibition Pfeiffer.. Eastern Carolina Pfeiffer.. McCrary-Exhibition Pfeiffer__ Newberry Pfeiffer__ Kentucky Christian . DELMAS PETREL Guard GENE THOMPSON Forward . . up for the rebound . . . Court jump shot by Nuchols Pfeiffer need not be concerned about its upcoming varsity basketball players. Coach Miller sees to it that the freshmen boys work out strenuously and regularly toward that day when they will be the top team. In the meantime, they are kept quite busy competing against other freshmen teams, and in contributing to the intramural program. HAROLD JONES Manager RODNEY DON MILLER C oaeh Freshman Basketball Left to Right: Larry Cook, Brack Bailey, Keith Young, Buddy Russell, Jimmy Coggins, Larry Jordan, Joe Arbo, Ted Burleson, Roger Ingram, Harold Tackett, Woody Hunt, Bobby Freeman, Larry Wright. Girls’ B a Pfeiffer’s growth has been evident also in the area of girls’ basketball. This year saw the addition of another coach to the staff. With many new faces on the team and the two new coaches, Pfeiffer students were anxious to see the girls in action. And they were not disappointed in what they saw. I This has been a good year for Pfeiffer and a profitable one for the Girls’ Basketball team. sketball Left to Right: Betty Perry, Margaret Foster, Jo Ann Mundy, Frances Littlewocd, Sylvia White, Catherine Conseen, Betty Everhart, Dorothy Jarvis, Janet Wilson, Frances Caudle. CHAIRMEN OF INDIVIDUAL SPORTS Mary .Tane Honeycutt Loretta Little Jo Ann Mundy Women s Athletic Association The Women’s Athletic Association stands ready to receive into membership all women students at Pfeiffer who wish to participate in any type of sports. Seeking to provide clean, healthful and enjoyable recreation, this organization urges all women stu- dents to participate. For our lovely May Day festival we owe our thanks to the Women’s Athletic Association, who sponsors this event annually. CHAIRMEN OF TEAM SPORTS Frances Littlewood Dorothy Jarvis Mary Jane Honeycutt DORM MANAGERS Catherine Conseen Evelyn Bartlett Frances Littlewood Nina Gibbs MARGARET FOSTER President JARRETTE HAMMILL Secretary and Treasurer MILDRED MILLS Vice-President W restling Wrestling, one of Pfeiffer's newest sports, has taken on new enthusiasm and interest this year because of the intercollegiate competition which has been a part of this year’s program. Some of the teams Pfeiffer wrestled this year were Appa- lachian, Davidson, University of North Carolina. Duke University, Wake Forest, and the Citadel. Kneeling: Roger Spoon, Pearson Sides, David Nichols, Bob Wells, Kenneth Cuthbertson, Coy Plott. Standing: Milton Barden, Claude Thomas, Jim Griffith, Gene Whitesides, Glenn Wellborn. On many lovely afternoons the mem- bers of Pfeiffer’s golf team can be seen leaving the campus for practice at Bad- in’s Country Club. This is proving to be a popular sport among Pfeiffer stu- dents. On the greens Pfeiffer met Guil- ford, High Point, Belmont Abbey, Elon, Wake Forest, and Catawba. Kneeling: Gene Thompson, Ken Byerly. Standing: Bobby Lisk, Jennings House, Bobby Baucom, Bill Walters, Fritz Mann, coach. meat Pfeiffers From its meager beginning as a small boarding school, Pfeiffer has mushroomed into a senior college of far-reaching influence. This year’s seniors remember nostalgically and wistfully their first year when every student knew each of the other 175 students by name, when meals were served family style, and when registration took only a short while. They re- member also—but not so pleasantly—having to go to the Administration Building to use the one telephone on the campus, climbing stairs to the small library, and getting their mail “loose” in the dormitory living rooms. Perhaps the most outstanding event of that year was the memorable day when the Board of Trus- tees voted to make Pfeiffer a full four-year col- lege. The following fall, 1954, when the sophomores arrived, they not only discovered that they were grossly outnumbered by freshmen, but they dis- covered new buildings that had been erected and new procedures that had been inaugurated to take care of the 325 students enrolled. Jane Freeman was now filled with men students, for the faculty was housed in the lovely new apartment building. A cafeteria counter had been installed, since all students could no longer be served simultaneously. Faculty families were en- joying new homes located on the east of the campus and facing the highway. This was the year when sophomores who had expected to have to bid farewell as they graduat- ed from Pfeiffer Junior College could look for- ward to returning to their beloved school for the completion of their college education. Another tremendous increase in enrollment oc- curred in the fall of 1955, with over 500 students standing in long registration lines. Expansion in facilities included two men's dormitories across the highway, more faculty homes, an apartment building for married students, a new boiler room, and countless renovations. Jane Freeman Hall and Cline Hall put on feminine characteristics as women students now claimed these dormitories as their home. It was during this year that the lovely and effi- cient Merner Library was converted from the for- mer industrial arts building. Progress Individual post office boxes, telephones in every dormitory and office, new administration offices, additional laundry equipment, and a redecorated recreation center also were tangible evidences of Pfeiffer’s growth. During the spring of 1956, a campaign was launched to match a $750,000 grant from the Gustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Research Founda- tion. The successful completion of this Develop- ment Fund Campaign brought to Pfeiffer College more than $1,500,000. This could not have been possible without the interest, assistance, and sup- port of Pfeiffer’s many friends in Stanly County and elsewhere. To them we extend our heartfelt thanks. 1956! The first senior class . . . Practice teaching . . . Religious education field work . . . More and more faculty members with Ph.D. degrees . . . All these are signs of Pfeiffer College’s stupend- ous, colossal advance into senior college rank. This year, with over 700 students enrolled, the third men’s dormitory was erected, completing the quadrangle across the highway. This left Washington Hall for women students. Construc- tion was underway for the half-million dollar science building, also on the south side of the campus. May, 1957, witnessed a historical event in the story of Pfeiffer College, when, for the first time, students were awarded A.B. and B.S. degrees. Yes, Pfeiffer College has grown tremendously during the past four years—in value of buildings and land, in the number of faculty and staff mem- bers, in student body enrollment, and in intercol- legiate participation and prestige. But much more meaningful and important has been the expan- sion and growth within the minds and hearts of those who have lived, worked and struggled through this period of turbulance, inconvenien- ces, and excitement. As we have been a vital part of a steady journey forward, we have found our- selves maturing and increasing “in wisdom, in stature, and in favor with God and man.’’ Because we have had a very real part in the de- velopment of Pfeiffer College thus far, we shall always feel a keen sense of interest in and con- cern for its future growth and service to Chris- tian higher education in the years that lie ahead. 122 • . . three new dormitories for men — Foote, Plyler. Kluftinger . . . mm . . . three story addition to library . . . . . . more room, more books . . . . . new telephone system . . . « 7 ■ JL ► «-«.t. . . . dining room is expanded . . . . . . double counter speeds up meal lines . . . . . . future science building . . . i. A ° 5 C KJ L A R f. . . . science building under construction . . . YOUNG STONE COMPANY Crushed Stone Quarry - Gold Hill, N. C. Phone 6085 P. O. Box 1644 Phone 2-7889 Charlotte 1, N. C. Best Wishes to Pfeiffer College We are happy to have served the faculty and Students of Pfeiffer College for 47 years. Compliments of C. D. PLYLER C. SPENCER PLYLER General Merchandise Fertilizer — Lespedeza — Clover — Field Seed Misenheimcr, North Carolina MONTGOMERY-GREEN COMPANY, INC. China — Glass Silver Complete Equipment For The Preparation And Serving of Foods Raleigh, N. C. BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC. Charlotte, N. C. WHOLESALE • Finest Fresh Fruits £r Vegetables • Frozen Foods • Institutional Canned Foods IT ALWAYS PAY TO BUY THE BEST DAVE OESTREIC H E R One of Carolinas Fine Stores Salisbury, North Carolina CENTER THEATER Home of Better Pictures Salisbury, N. C. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF Best Wishes To The Staff Of Chimes Appreciation To The Devoted Faculty Staff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1957 THE FIRST CLASS OF THE SENIOR COLLEGE Extends . . . passing time . . . . . . annual in the making . . . COLLINS AIKMAN CORP. Automotive Fabrics Division Albemarle, North Carolina Albemarle Savings and Loan Association ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA Financial Statement as of June 30, 1956 ASSETS Cash on Hand, in Banks and Federal Home Loan Bank __________________________________________$ 530,186.60 U. S. Gov't. 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HUNEYCUTT SONS LUMBER COMPANY ALBEMARLE DAIRY Phone YU 2-1995 DISTRIBUTORS CABINET SHOP Borden's Milk and Ice Cream Salisbury Road Phone YU 2-5581 If It's Borden's It's Got New London, N. C. To Be Good. ' MAXWELL BROTHERS 129 North First Street FURNITURE Albemarle, N. C. B ELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Albemarle, N. C. P. J. HUNEYCUTT STARNES AND COMPANY JEWELRY STORE • Furniture • Jewelry • Appliances • Diamonds Leading Jewelers Since 1898 Albemarle, N. C. Diamonds Jewelry Established 1902 Watches Albemarle, N. C. Photographic Supplies 151 ,31 it iHemory of MR. PALMER BLAIR 1957 CHIMES Photographer who was killed in an airplane accident March 21, 1957 Palmer s Stud io 152 Boone, North Carolina BETTER PICTURES MAKE BETTER ANNUALS V We Make Both ♦ The Finest in SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY Superior Quality in YEARBOOK PRINTING 3300 Monroe Road • Charlotte, North Carolina Student Directory Abernathy, Polly—Box 630, Belmont, X. C. Adkins, Paul Wesley—Rt. Q, Box 150, Greensboro, N. C. Albertson, Josephine Peggy—Rt. 3, Box 313, Trinity, N. C. Aldridge, Sherrill Smith—1417 Short Street, Albemarle, N. C. Alexander, Billy Ray—Rt. 1, China Grove, N. C. Alexander, James Bigham—Box 104. Davidson, X. C. Allen, Charlotte Ann—1 704 Shady Dr., Ashcboro, X. C. Allen, Louis Stanford, Jr.—Box 506, Rockingham, N. C. Allen. Rachael Ann—Rt. 1, Box, Forest City, X. C. Allen. Robert Lee—Box 05, Stanfield, X. C. Alley, George Worth—116 Edgcwood, Concord, XL C. Alligood, Clyde Ennis—Rt. 3, Box 300, Washington, N. C. Almond, Jerry Pierson, Rt. 1, Stanfield, X. C. Almond, Vera Elaine—Rt. 3, Albemarle, N. C. Anderson, Gloria Ann—110 North Shaver St., Salisbury, X. C. Anderson, William Howard—1100 Sixth Godwin, Lumbcrton, X. C. Arbo, Leon David—Rt. 5, Stanly Rest Home, Albemarle, N. C. Archer, Doug—637 Yadkin, Albemarle, N. C. Arey. Clyde—Route 1, Gold Hill, X. C. Arndt, Mildred Jean—308 W. Boyd St., Maiden, N. C. Atkinson, Dorisa—Box 177, Landis, X. C. Atwell, William Eli—Box 463, Cornelius, N. C. Austin, Lloyd—Oakboro, XL C. Austin, Richard Washington—71S S. Second St., Albemarle, XL C. Austin, Ted Darrell—41o Edgemont St., Albemarle, XL C. Bailey, Braxton Richard III—Box 11, Advance, XL C. Baker, Xancy—336 XL Lucas St., West Columbia, S. C. Ballard, Mary Sue—Rt. 5, Lincolnton, XL C. Barbee, Irene—Route 1, Oakboro, XL C. Barbee, Veasy Virginia—Route 3, Stanfield, X. C. Barber, Rebecca Jane—Barber, XL C. Barden, Milton Barrett—417 Howard St., Boone, XL C. Bare, Joan—Jefferson, XL C. Barger, Larrv Wayne—Rockwell, XL C. Barker, Charles William—Box 066, Greensboro, X. C. Barnhardt, Don H.—Route 5, Lexington, X. C. Barrineau, William Frederick—Box X7, Andrews, XL C. Barringer, Gary Xeil—Box 11, Route 3, Salisbury, XL C. Barringer, George Washington—Route 3, Gold Hill, X. C. Bartlett, Evelyn Gray—Route 0, Salisbury, XL C. Bauconi, Bobby Gene 1628 East Main St., Albemarle, X. CL Baxley, David Roma—531 Covington St., Laurinburg, XL C. Becker, Edwin Horace—Route 1, Cleveland, XL CL Benbow, Mars Odessa—Oak Ridge, XL (L Benfield, Gwendolyn Rutherford College, XL CL Bcnov, Anita Lee Kanin Station, Gastonia, X. C. Berrier, Kay Douglas—Route 4, Thomasville, XL (b Berry, Peggy Mate—Route 1, Mcbanc, XL C. Biddy, Richard Selma—Alamance, XL CL Bingham, Peggy Ann -Route 1, Clemmons, X. C. Blackmon, Betty Jean—Midland Road, Southern Pines, XL C. Blackwclder, Jerry—Box 361, Landis, XL CL Blair, Ralph Morris—lOOo XL Second Ave., Siler City, XL (L Blalock, Helen McGee—3817 Beck Road, Durham, XL C. Blalock, Sue Ann—Box 14 7, Biscoe, XL C. Blandon, June Ellen—Harmon Street, Forest City, XL C. Boling, Joanne—316 West 3rd St., Siler City, XL C. Boring, Gloria—Crouse, X'. C. Borroto, Rafael—Calle B 305 Edificio “Mata,” Vedado, Havana Cuba Bost, Bobby Glenn—314 S. Rose Ave., Kannapolis, X'. C. Bost, Robert Jackson—60 Jackson Terrace, Concord, XL C. Bowen, John Henry—306 West Jones St., Raleigh, XL C. Bowers, Henry Lamas—715 Wood St., Albemarle, XL C. Boyd, Caroline Howell—1S34 Woodcrest Circle, Rock Hill, S. C. Brendle, Kathryn—Rt. 0, Box 310, Morganton, XL C. Bridges, Milton D.—708 XL Washington St., Shelby, XL C. Briggs, Bill Julius—316 W. Chestnut St., Salisbury, XL C. Briggs, Linda Caroline—17 Hampton Heights, Canton, XL C. Brooks, Bobbie Wilson—1431 Short Street, Albemarle, XL C. Brooks, Donald L., c o C. L. Purser, Route 1, Xew London, XL C. Brooks, Iris Claudette—Oakboro, XL C. Brooks, J. L.—331 Chestnut Street—Kannapolis, XL C. Broome, Mildred—631 Jackson Ave., Charlotte, XL C. Brown, Coy Lee—3603 XL Main St., High Point, XL C. Brown, Elsie M.—Route 1, Matthews, XL C. Bruton, Nealie Ruth—Route 1, Candor. XL C. Bryant, Betsy Jayne—o03 Colonial Dr., High Point, XL C. Bryant, Clyde—Columbia, Kentucky Bryson, Thaddcus Dillard IV—Box 575, Bryson City, XL C. Buck, Suzanne Rue—Woodcrest Dr., Albemarle, XL C. Bumgardner, Marcus Wayne, 1S50 Polo Rd., Winston-Salem, NLC. Bunch, David Frost—Route 5, Statesville, XL C. Bunn, James Lawrence—348 Vance Street, Concord, XL C. Bunn, Rita Suther—348 Vance Street, Concord, XL C. Burgin, Marjorie—Box o53, Spindale, XL C. Burleson, Glen Dale, Rt. 4—Albemarle, XL C. Burleyson, Calvin Ray—Rt. 3, Salisbury, XL C. Burnett, Thomas Robert—65 Starnes Cove Rd., Asheville, X'. C. Burns, David Lee—Route 1, Robbins, XL C. Burns, Joe Millard—Box 353, Troy, XL C. Burr, Nelson Preston—404 S. Third St., Albemarle, XL C. Burris, (Mrs.) Peggy Sue—Route 4. Albemarle, XL C. Byerly, Ralph Kenneth—ol3 Motor Road, Winston-Salem, XL C. Carpenter, Clinton Ray, Jr.—115 Star Hill Ave., Fayetteville, XL C. Carter, Max Monroe—Route 3. New London, XL C. Cushion, Betty Ayile—Box 61, Cleveland, XL C. Cushion, John Conrad—3000 Highland St., Charlotte, XL C. Caskey. Sharon Lynn—54 White St., Jackson Pk., Concord, N. C. Castellano, Pauline Gloria- 33o4 First Ave., New York 35, XL Y. Castor, Charles Gordon -( 01 Centergrovc Rd., Kannapolis, N. C. Caudle, Frances Eloise—Route 1, Richfield, XL C. Caudle, Ida Fay—Ronda, XL C. Caudle, William Dewey Route 1, Richfield, N. C. Caujolle, Georges Claudlc—Rt. 3, Box 63A, Albemarle, XL C. Chambers, Jane—3335 Barry Street, Charlotte, XL C. Chance, Doralhy Mae—313 E. 3rd St., Charlotte, N. C. I 34 Student Directory Chappie, Richard Garfield—102S Melrose St,, Winston-Salem, N. C. Cherry, Eugene—Route 3, China Grove, N. C. Childers, Stephen Reed—Route 2, Chadbourne, N. C. Church, Joseph Bernard—Box 774, Kannapolis, N. C. Clanton, Donald—Rt. 1, Box 542, Kannapolis, N. C. Clark, Jack—305 Park Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Clark. Phyllis—25 Genesee Avenue, Silver Lake, N. Y. Clark, William Thomas III—300 North Avenue., Wilson, N. C. Clay, Miriam—Route 3, Yale, N. C. Cline, Linda—Route 2, Gold Hill, N. C. Coble, Betty Sue—Haw River, N. C. Cockerham, Jack Donald—3931 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Coe, Judith Ann—Route 1, Mt. Airy, N. C. Coggins, Jimmy Richard—Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Coile, Betty Jean—Rt. 3, Box 330, La Grange, N. C. Conder, Janice Elizabeth—111 S. Clarkson St., Charlotte, N. C. Conger, George Watkins—Route S, Statesville, N. C. Conseen, Catherine Louise—Route 1, Whittier, N. C. Cook, Arthur Wayne—Rt. 2, Box 13Q0, Concord, N. C. Cook, Bob—121 Mulberry Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Cook. Larry Ralph—Route 5, Kannapolis, N. C. Cook, Roy Gordon—Jefferson, N. C. Cooper, Jerry Morton—602 E. Cannon Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Cork John Grady—Box 05, Gold Hill, N. C. Correll, Hazel Pauline—1 Littlefield St., Inman, S. C. Cranford, Jimmy David—Route 5, Salisbury, N. C. Cratty, Delorease Sarah—Ansonville, N. C. Crisco, Eddie Alexander—727 Corbin, Albemarle, N. C. Cronkhite, Martha Ann—P. O. Box 826, Hendersonville, N. C. Crotts, Janet Elise—201 Hemstead St., Lexington, N. C. Crouch, Martha Ann—Box 262, Stonev Point, N. C. Crouse, Mary Franklin—Sparta, N. C. Crowe, Feme—Route 3, Forest City, N. C. Crowell, Carolyn Causby—103 Franklin Ave., Concord, N. C. Curlee, Roy Longo—Route 1, New London, N. C. Cuthbertson, Kenneth—Glen Alpine, N. C. Dagenhart, Donald Ray—307 Locust St., Concord, N. C. Davis, Barbara Maureen—Route 1, Mt. Ulla, N. C. Davis, Lester—Route 2, Box 151, Lansing, N. C. Deal, Elbert Keller, Jr.—Route 3, China Grove, N. C. Deason, Juanita Patricia—Route 4, Matthews, N. C. Dellinger, Flax—100 S. Main St., Kannapolis, N. C. Dennis, Silas Pritchard, Jr.—Route 4, Albemarle, N. C. Dial, Steve—Box 97, Landis, X. C. Dinielli, Richard—2232 -First Ave., New York, N. Y. Dishman, William Berry—Rt. 5, Box 1044—Kannapolis, N. C. Dixon, James William—Route 1, Norwood, N. C. Dobbins, Clara Jane—Route 1, Elkin, N. C. Dockery, Elizabeth Ann—Route 1, Elkin, N. C. Dodd, (Mrs.) Merle S.—Box 231, Oakboro, N. C. Dotson, Ronald—Route 2, Clyde, X. C. Drew, James J.—Gold Hill, X. C. Drum, Kerin Elizabeth—Sherrill’s Ford, XL C. Dive, (Mrs.) Barbara Ann—593 Gibson St., Concord, N. C. Durant, Herbert Alfred—1419 Filbert St., Salisbury, N. C. Dyson, Gilbert Donald—111 Horah Street, Salisbury, N. C. Eagle, Peggy Pauline—Misenheimer, N. C. Earnhardt, Charles Edward—511 Grove St., Salisbury, N. C. Eaton, Thomas Phillip—725 N. Craig St., Salisbury, N. C. Eckerson, Anne—Box 725, Troy, N. C. Eddins, Franklin—Route 2, Norwood, NT. C. Edge, Annette—Highway 17, Crescent Beach, S. C. Edmiston, Grover—303 East “D” St., Kannapolis, N. C. Edwards, John Garland—Route 1, Stcnloy, N. C. Edwards, Samuel Louis—Box 764, Tryon, NT. C. Edwards, Thomas R.—Route 1, Flat Rock, N. C. Efird, James Frank—1101 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Elam, Louis Burke—2Q28 Avondale Ave., Charlotte, XL C. Elkin, Ann Gray—Route 3, Box 210, Greensboro, N. C, Ellerbe, Judith Ann—Route 2, Mooresville, N. C. Ennis, Eric Lee—Blume St., Landis, N. C. Ensley, James Leon—30Q XT. Rose Ave., Kannapolis, NT. C. Erwin, Mary Morris—Box 323, Troutman, N. C. Etchison, Louise—Route 1, Clemmons, N. C. Evans, Adolph—Route 1, Woodleaf, XL C. Evans, Carolyn Louise—Church Ext. St., Forest City, N. C. Everhart, Betty Arlene—Route 1, Lexington, XT. C. Faggart, Tommy Martin—Route 1, Box 103, Kannapolis, XL C Farah, George—724 East Liberty St., Salisbury, XL C. Farmer, Henry Eli—Route 1, Albemarle, XL C. Faulkner, Richard Jerry—Route 2, Stanfield, XL C. Ferguson, Bobbie Jo—Bostian Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Ferrell, Billie Ann—Route 2, Albemarle, XL C. Ferrell, Gladys Elizabeth—Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. File, Jan—Box 216, Rt. 4, Salisbury, X . C. Fink, Donald Ray—Cannon Blvd., Kannapolis, N. C. Fisher, Mary Ann Brenan—Richfield, N. C. Flake, Blondall Louise—86 Fells Rd., Badin, XL C. Flathmann, Juanita—740 Fletcher St., Cedartown, Ga. Flippin, Bruce F.—Box 71, Kannapolis, N. C. Florence, Margaret Carolyn, 2710 Peachtree St., Raleigh, XL C. Flowe, Rebecca Ann—Midland, XL C. Floyd, Billy Fredrick—Richfield, XL C. Foil. Bobby Lee—523 Maupin Ave., Salisbury, XL C. Foil, Edmond Barringer—Box 63, Mt. Pleasant, X . C. Ford, David Fisher—Box 93, Richfield, X’. C. Foster, Margaret Ann—109 West Guillord St., Thomasville. XL C Foster, Mary Jo—181Q Lenox Ave., Charlotte, X . C. Fowler, Raymond Lee—Box 354. Norwood, XL C. Franck, Lydia Anne—1072 Raeford Rd., Fayetteville. N. C. Freeman, Robert Edward—418 Saluda St., Rock Hill. S. C. Frick, Betty Elaine—Route 1, Richfield. XL C. Prick, Jeanne Doro—Rt. 5, Box 4Q3, Salisbury, XL C. Frye. Jerry Max—65 Freeze, Concord, XL C. Frye, William Vance—Cornelius, XL C. Furr. Craven Eldridge—Route 1. Oakboro, X . C. Furr, Sanford Dacil—340 Walker Ave.. Kannapolis, N. C. Futrcll, Gilbert Eugene—Denton. XL C. 155 Student Directory Gardner, Gerald Lee, Jr.—3004 The Plaza, Charlotte, N. C. Garmon, Bobby Leslie—116 Draham St., Albemarle, N. C. Garner, Betty Estelle—Route 2, Seagrove, N. C. Garner, Max—Finch Ave., Denton, N. C. Gibbs, Ida Donnive—Route 2, Mooresville, N. C. Gibbs, Jimmy Joe—West Church St., Marion, N. C. Gibbs, Nina Sue—1100 Johnson St., High Point, N. C. Gif fin, David L.—Box 61, Richfield, N. C. Gilbert, Hoyle—625 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Goins, Alice Jane—Route 1, Belmont, N. C. Goldner, Daniel—302 East Polo Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Gooch, Ronald Terry—Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Goode, Barbara Lillian—Hillsdale Rd., Summerfield, N. C. Goodman, James Carroll—Rt. S, Box 146, Concord, N. C. Goodman, Peggy Lucille—Box 7SQ, Davidson, N. C. Gordon, Nettie Rebecca—1715 Auten Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Gordy, John Ronald—Granite Quarry, N. C. Gowan, Lon Hugh—21 Fairview Ave., Biltmore, N. C. Graham, Larry Joel—Chapel St., Landis, N. C. Gray, James Robert—Box 126, Rutherford, N. C. Graybeal, Glenda Ann—Fig, N. C. Greene, Robert Lee—Route 1, Linwood, N. C. Gregg, Patricia—125 Hartford, Charlotte, N. C. Gregory, Martha Patricia—50 Westgate Rd., West Asheville, N. C. Gregory, Walter Shelton—612 E. Warren St., Shelby, N. C. Griffin, Carlyn Edward—617 Long Street, Albemarle, N. C. Griffith, James Guinn, Jr., 201 Glenn Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Grubbs, Bobby Louis—3000 South Morn St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Gurley, Winifred Doris—Box 1S3, Durham, N. C. Hall, Elizabeth Ann—213 N. Lory St., Salisbury, N. C. Hall, Joetta—Glen. Del. Lemon St., Palatka, Fla. Hall, Peter Talbert—400 Mahaley Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Hamilton, Geraldine Anne—11 S. Broadway, Forest City, N. C. Hamilton, Mary Jean—11 South Broadway, Forest City, N. C. Hammill, Jarrette Lydia—Route 4, Box 36, Concord, N. C. Hammill, Nancy Irene—Box 457, Troy, N. C. Hanger, Ann—6760 North 25th St., Arlington 13, Va. Harbin, Bruce Allen—Lewisville, N. C. Hardee, Billie Jeane—1907 Burnette Ave., Fayetteville, N. C. Hardin, Charles Wesley—521 Evelyn Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Hargett, Danny—221 N. Hoskins, Charlotte, N. C. Harper, Winston Cornelius—100 W. Maynard St., Durham, N. C. Harrell, Howard Braxton—Box 214, Hamilton, N. C. Harris, Betty Jane—Rt. 2, Troy, N. C. Harris, Doris Reynolds—Troy, N. C. Harris, Shearra Ann—Denton, N. C HartseJl, Richard Smoot—Route 4, Kannapolis, N. C. Hartsoe, Esther Marie—Warrensville, N. C. Harwell, Joseph Harrison—416 North First Ave., Maiden, N. C. Harwell, Richard Earl—Rose Hill, N. C. Hasbrouck, Luther Allan—175 Chestnut St., Liberty, New York Hasty, Molly Elizabeth—Allenton St., Norwood, N. C. Hathcock, Lutecia Talbert—Route 2, Stanfield, N. C. Heilig, Sara Marley—Box 126, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Helms, Peggy Joyce—142 Oak St., Kannapolis, N. C. Henderson, Margaret Lucinda—2034 Shenandoah Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Henderson, William Norvel—317 South Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Hendley, Jimmy Lanarr—901 Fulton Ave., Raeford, N. C. Herlocker, Jo Ann—Route 2, New London, N. C. Herrin, John Patrick—Betty Blue Apts., Albemarle, N. C. Heywood, Virginia Dare—Route 2, Norwood, N. C. Hicks, Eua Burleson—Route 2, New London, N. C. Hicks, Worth Lloyd—Route 4, Concord, N. C. Hill, Carl Melvin—Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Hinkle, Donald Gray—Route 4, Mocksville, N. C. Hinson, Billy Wayne—Box 312, Oakboro, N. C. Hoilman, Carroll Gene—Richlands, Va. Holbrook, Brown, Jr.—Route 2, Box S75, Concord, N. C. Holder, Preston Nelson—Route 3, Lillington, N. C. Holmes, Joseph Smith—Route 1, Broadway, N. C. Holmes, Thomas Groves—1S34 Allen St., Charlotte, N. C. Holshouser, Bobby Ray—Market St., Rockwell, N. C. Holt, Larry Gerald—310 Ludlow St., Albemarle, N. C. Honeycutt, Anne Gilliam—1S5 S. Prospect St., Lenoir, N. C. Honeycutt, Mary Jane—Route 5, High Point, N. C. Hopkins, Fred Stephen—Route 1, Box 4Q0, Albemarle, N. C. Hopkins, Larry Elijah—24S N. Depot, Albemarle, N. C. Hornbuckle, Phyllis Ann—435 Georgia Ave., Statesville, N. C. House. Jennings Ray—100S First Ave., Durham, N. C. Howell, Mary Francis—Route 1, Norwood, N. C. Howell, Thomas Howard—322 N. Long St., East Spencer, N. C. Hubbard, Bill Edward—311 Chestnut St., Kannapolis, N. C. Huddleston, Shirley Ann—60S E. 36th St., Charlotte, N. C. Hudson, Donald Ray—Box 454, Randleman, N. C. Huffman, Kenneth Langdon—505 Locust St., Kannapolis, N. C. Hughes, Dixie Keith—Box 23, Trinity, N. C. Hunsucker, Lloyd George—615 N. First St., Albemarle, N. C. Hunsucker, Vernon, Jr.—504 Salisbury Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Hunt, Clyde Woodson—S04 Fourth St., Spencer, N. C. Hunt, James Harold—P. O. Box 121, Denton, N. C. Hunter, Evelyn Lee—111 East 13th St., Charlotte, N. C. Hurley, Dorothy—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Hurley, Mildred Janet—Route 1, Box 221, Star, N. C. Hurley, Robin Wade—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Hutchinson, Charles Howard—Route 3, Rockingham, N. C. Ingram, Roger Earl—203 Harrison St., Mt. Sterling, Kv. James, Henry David—Box 665, Landis, N. C. Jameson, Thompson Robert—R. D. 2, Main St., Greenwich, N. J. Jarrett, Frances Gray—Route 2, East Bend, N. C. Jarvis, Dorothy Ann—Hampton ville, N. C. Jarvis, Ernest Ray—004 Alma Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Jenkins, Ronald William—Route 3, Ashcboro, N. C. Johnson, George William—Route 2, Snow Camp. N. C. Johnson, James Thomas—160 North First St., Albemarle, N. C. Johnson, Rebecca Ellen—1004 Asheville Highway, Hendersonville, N. C. Johnson, Selvey Jean—Route 4, Winston-Salem, N. C. Johnston, Samuel Harris—Route 4, Box 30Q, Kannapolis, N. C. Jones, Harold—534 Vine St., Paris, Ky. 156 Student Directory • Jones, Mildred Berniece—Route 1 South Point. Belmont, N. C. Jones, Ronny Leo—Highland Ave., Harmony, X. C. Jones, Shirley Faye—Route 5, Mt. Airy, X. C. Jordan, Larry Allen—1017 Clifton Ave,, Paris, Ky. Jordon, Lloyd Anderson, Jr.—Wilmar Drive, Concord, X. C. Kearns, James Roland—Route 2, Ashcboro, X. C. Kellihan, Haynes McDonald—Cerro Gordo, X. C. Kennedy, Hazel Remona—Route 2. Mt. Airy, X. C. Kerr. John Harris—Route 2, Xew London, X C. Kim, June Ju—33-1 Mt. Chungnyangri, Dondaemoon— Seoul. Korea Kim, Peter Choongky—ztlS2-2 Kwanhundong Chongnoku Seoul, Korea Kim. Thong Woo—107 Singdong done, Seoul, Korea Kimbro, Sandra—3S0Q Walker Ave., Greensboro, X. C. Kimbro. Sylvia—3S0Q Walker Ave., Greensboro, X. C. Kimrey, Xancy Leigh—Xorwood, X. C. Kine, A1 Robert—101 Broadway St., Forest City, XL C. Kiser. Larry—o24 Grandin Road, Charlotte, X. C. Kiser. Sylvia—o24 Grandin Road, Charlotte, X. C. Kiser, William Lee—P. O. Box 35S, Landis, X. C. Kline, Edward Alvin—P. O. Box 1466, Salisbury, X. C. Kluttz, Jack Methias—Route 1, Xew London, X. C. Kluttz. Joseph Ronson, Jr.—1121 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, X C. Kluttz. Miles Joe—Granite Quarry, X. C. Kluttz. Xorman Eugene—1627 Xorth Main St., Salisbury, X. C. Koonce. Richard James—Richlands, X. C. Krimminger, Ray Alexander—Q05 Buick Ave., Kannapolis, XL C. Lackey, Myrl Caroline—3 7 Box den St., Badin, X. C. Lambert. Robert Odell—Route 4, Albemarle, X. C. Lancaster, Royal Parker—Route 2, Polkton, XL C. Lane, Lewis Barham—305 Sunset Ave., Fuquay Springs, XL C. Lanier, Jerry Wiley—Salisbury St., Denton. XL C. Lassiter. Jimmy Dell—160Q XL Hamilton St., High Point, XL C. Lassiter, Jon—3534 Rozzell Ferry Rd., Charlotte, XL C. Lathan. Joyce—Route 6, Monroe. XL C. Lay. Embry—White Mills. Ky. Leal, Horacio Luis—Central Delicias, Cuba Leatherman. Gracie Marie—Route 2, Yale, XL C. Ledford, Jackie—Route 1, Iron Station. XL C. Lee. Anna Sue—1165 Hawthorne Rd.. Winston-Salem. XL C. Lee, George Stafford—130 Fairview St., Albemarle, XL C. Lee, Kathy Darlene—675 Ewans St.. Atlanta, Ga. Lentz, Edward Lamar—Box 1. Xorwood, XL C. Lentz, Frederick A.—care Mrs. T. P. Kirk. Badin Road, Albemarle, XL C. Lentz. Herbert Josephus, Jr.—Allenton, Xorwood, XL C. Leonard. Barbara—305 W. Harrison St., Salisbury, XL C. Leonard, Joseph Glen—70S Carolyn Ave., Kannapolis, XL C. Lewis, Archie Ray—Route 2. Seagrove. XL C. Lewis. Della Mae—West Jefferson, XL C. Lewis. Hansard Scarboro—Star, XL C. Lewis, Henry Albert—Route 5. Asheboro, XL C. Lewis, LaYaughn Greene—Route 2. Seagrove, XL C. Lewitt, Linda Lee—1016 Xorth Ashe St., X'ewton. XL C. Link. Rebecca Ann—Route 3, Lincolnton, XL C. Linthicum. Sara Helen—Shaw St., Randleman, X. C. Lisk. Bobby Glen—Badin, XL CL Lisk, Richard Xorman—Route 2, Albemarle, XL C. Little. Loretta Jane—Denver, XL CL Littlewood, Frances—Helton Rd., Lansing, XL C. Loftin, Xancy—School St., Denton, XL C. Long, Roy Watson—Poplar Tent Rd , Concord. XL CL Love, David Franklin—Route 2, Stanfield, XL C. Love, Mildred Maxine—Route 1, China Grove, XL C. Love, Walter Bradford—1Q12 Ann St . Wilmington. XL C. Lovetta, Alma Lee—Route 2, Raeford, XL C. Louder. Jack Hokes—Route 4, Albemarle, XL C. Louder, Rachel—Badin Road, Albemarle. XL C. Lowry, Bernard Jr.—P O. Box S62, Pembroke, XL CL Luffman, Lois June—State Road, XL CL Luther, Evelyn—Route 3. Asheboro, XL C. Lynn, James Herman—58 Maxton St., Gastonia, XL C. Mansfield, Carolyn Kay—Route 1, Box 307, Morehead City, XL C Marlow. Kenneth Larry—1304 XL Ridge Ave.. Kannapolis, XL C Marshall. Gayncll—Route 3, Mt. Airy. XL C. Martin, Phyllis Jane—212 Callahan St., Rutherfordton, XL C. Mason, Douglas Lamar—123 Xorth oth St., Albemarle. XL C. McCall, Ralph Bennett-—H Dulin Ave., Concord, XL C. McCall. Shirley Jean—Route 3, Box 40°, China Grove. XL C. McCarter. Carolyn Ruth—17 Central Ave., Gastonia, XL C. McCaskill. John Mac—Candor. XL C. McClamrock. Alton Donald—Allison St , Concord, XL C. McCroskey, Grady Lee—8Q Maple St.. Badin, XL C. McDougal. Priscilla Marie—Box 1S7. Laurinburg, XL C. McDuffie. Thomas Lyndy, Jr.—Route 3. Albemarle. XL C. McKinney, Shirley Jean—Route 3, Box 16°-H, Greensboro, XL C McKuhen. Jacqueline Melba—P. O. Box 4S. Windy Hill. S. C. McLean, Carolyn Anne—203 Kerr St., Concord, XL C. McLellan, John Simpson—Route 1. Orrum. XL C. McMahan. William Henry—Route 3, Box 145. Concord, XL (L McXeely, James Edgar, Jr.—Pfeiffer College. Misenheimer, XL C McXeill. Harold Gene—Route 1, Robbins, XL C. McXeill. William Kirk—Box 173. Pembroke. X C. McWilliams. Willie Jewel—°32 10th St , Hickory, XL C. Mecimore. Charles D.—Box 7°7. China Grove. X C. Michelle, Dewey Donald— 21 South Center St.. Statesville, XL C Milam, Walter Lee—235 Front St . Kannapolis, XL C. Miller, Clyde Harold—Route 2. Albemarle, XL C. Miller. Can Dennis—Ills Carolina Ave.. Albemarle. XL C. Miller. Gary E.—Landis, XL C. Miller. Kenneth Worthley—Margate Ave.. Kannapolis. XL C. Miller. William Thomas—Route 2. Albemarle. XL CL Mills. June McCombs—Route 3, Box ss. Concord. XL C. Mills. Mildred Anne— Route L Concord. X C. Mincey. Five ret te Kenton—3000 Chapel Hill Rd . Durham. XL 1 Minish, Richard Bnson—1S4 Knollwood St, Winston-Salem, XL CL Mitchell. Joe Dale—— 5 Liltlerock Rd.. harlotte. XL ( Moody. Linda Osborne—Box 235. Sylva. XL C Moon. Hewitt Edward—1500 Central Drive. Kannapolis. XL CL Moore. Jimmy Lane—Route 2. Box o07. Kannapt 1 is. XL CL Moore, Jimmy Lee—Box :8i. Landis. XL C. Moose, Joe Barrier—Route 1. Mt. Pleasant. XL C. Student Directory Moose, Thomas Xorman—120 Mahalev Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Morgan, James Edward—Box 403, Badin, X. C. Morris, Geo. Merrill—742 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Morris, Roger Franklin—22Q Wilson St., Albemarle, X. C. Morris, William B.—22Q Wilson St., Albemarle, N. C. Morton, James Pastel—Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Morton, James Riley—Route 3, Albemarle, X. C. Moser, James Ducan, Jr.—Route 6, Burlington, N. C. Moss, James Garth—Route 2, New London, X. C. Moss, Oscar Ray—212 East 11th St., Kannapolis, N. C. Mott. Bobby Odell—Harrells, X. C. Mundy, Jo Ann—Whittier, X. C. Murrell, Gail Hope—Route 4, Reidsville, NT. C. Myrick. Vernon Russell—Star, X. C. Xapier, Jimmy Douglas—1S26 Cedar Ave., Albemarle, X. C. Xeese, Betty Jo—Box 2o7, Swansea, S. C. Neumann. Ernest F. W. Ill—2407 Jefferson Ave., Winston-Salem. X. C. Nichols, David Alan—Route 3, Bridgeton, X. C. X’icholson, Lionel Keith—Route 3, Box 150, Mt. Gilead, X. C. Xolley, Caleb Hubert, Jr.—Route 4, Mocksville, X. C. Xuckols, Jimmie Corbin—Auburn, Ky. Xunn, Jack Sinclair—3200 Rainbow Circle, Charlotte, X. C. Odom, William Carroll—Route 2, Chesterfield, S. C. Overby, Gayle Lynwood—1840 Virginia Rd., Winston-Salem, X.C. Overcash, Helen—S07 Oakshade St., Kannapolis, X. C. Owen, Benjamin Wade, Jr.—Route 2, Seagrove, X. C. Owens, Bobby—546 Coble Ave., Albemarle, X. C. Padgett, Jo Ann—Box 481, Spindale, X. C. Page, Howard Sherwood—1310 Amhurst St., Albemarle, X. C. Panayotti, Roberto—La Ceiba, Rep. of Honduras, C. A. Parker, Arnold Lipe—Box 205, Cherry Grove Beach, S. C. Parker, (Mrs.) Jean Prince—Box 205, Cherry Grove Beach, S. C. Patterson, Jess Taylor—Route 6, Burlington, X. C. Patterson, Shelly Millard—Box 1148, Liberty, X. C. Payne, Margaret Ethel—460 Biltmore Ave., Asheville, X. C. Peck, Bettv Louise—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, X. C. Pegram, Shirley Joanne—Stokesdale, X. C. Perry, Betty Marie—Box 488, Troy, X. C. Peters, James X.—1627 Front St., Gastonia, X. C. Peterson, Vaughn Gile—Harrells, X. C. Petrea, Delmas—601 Oval St., Kannapolis, X. C. Petrea, Nadine Frances—Route 3, Box 156, Concord, X. C. Phillips, Gayle Bennett—Route 3, Box 37-A, Kannapolis, N. C. Philmon, Anthony Gary—oiq Wesley Ave., Charlotte, X. C. Pickard. Jerry Wavne—N. Chatham Ave., Silci City, X. C. Pickier, Thomas Franklin—634 McKee St., Albemarle, X. C. Pinion. Margaret Ann—Route 2, New London, X. C. Plott, Coy Walter—Route 4, Concord, N. C. Plylcr, Daniel Belk—1510 May St., Gastonia, X. C. Plyler, Eveline Sue—Route 7, Box 213, Statesville, X. C. Polk, Xancy Patricia—3815 Plaza, Charlotte, X. C. Porter, Charlotte Ann—Velncv, Va. Poteat, Harold Bowman—Glcnwood Ave., Marion, X. C. Pounds, Cynthia—200o Carr St., Palatka, Fla. Primm, Brodie—Route Q, Charlotte, X. C. Quinn, Hilda—300 Pink St., Cherryville, X. C. Ragsdale, Curtiss—742 S. 5th St. Ext., Albemarle. X. C. Randall, Lou Elsie—Route 2, Polkton, X. C. Raper, Daniel Frederick—Route S, Lexington, X. C. Ratteree, Jane Goins—Route 1, Belmont, X. C. Ratliff, William Lloyd—Main Street, Morven, X. C. Ray, James—S00 Queens Rd., Charlotte, X. C. Reavis, Virginia Louise—Route 2, Box 262, Statesville, X. C. Reid, Sylvia Jean—Route 2, Harmony, X. C. Rhinehart, Joe Parker—Webster, X. C. Rhinehart, Junior—Route 3, Concord, X. C. Richardson, Bobby W.—Route 5, Monroe, X. C. Ritch, Barbara Lane—452 Allison St., Concord, X. C. Ritchie, Jerry Carlyle—Box 106, Richfield, X. C. Roberts, Charles—2S37 Grimes St., Charlotte, X. C. Roberts, Danny Lee—510 X. Chatham Ave., Siler City, X. C. Roberts, Laura Elizabeth—1503 Arendell, Morehead City, X. C. Roberts, Xancy Jo—East Beaner St., Landis, X. C. Robertson, Charles Edwin—Box 20, Mebane, X. C Robertson, Lewis Clyde—Box 281, Ellerbe, X. C. Robeson, Thomas Rees—334 Moreum Rd., Wadesboro, X. C. Rogers, Xancy Malinda—Box 22, Newell, X. C. Rogers, Sylvia Ann—008 Fifth Ave., W. Hendersonville, X. C. Roscoe, Joyce Bernice—621 Ridge St., Albem rlp N C. Ross, Paul Whitley—New London, X. C. Rothrock, Samuel Trexlor—Box S22, Rockwell, X. C. Rowe, Bobby Lewis—Hotel Miller, Columbia, Ky. Rush, Baxter Mclntrye—1021 Leigh Ave., Charlotte, X. C. Rushing, Jo Ann—Oakboro, X. C. Russell, Ann—Troy, N. C. Russell, Betty—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, X. C. Russell, Jane—Route 2, New London, X. C. Russell, Jimmy—316 E. Naomi, Randleman, X. C. Russell, John Junior—Route 1, China Grove, X. C. Kussell, Johnnie Ellen—Route 6, Burlington, X. C. Russell, Patricia Ann—Route 1, Albemarle, X. C. Russell, Wyman H. (Buddy)—Pee Dec St., Norwood, X. C. Sanko, Norma—3 Liberty St., Concord, X. C. Satterwhite, William Eugene—Rutherford College, N. C. Saunooke, Patricia—Cherokee, X. C. Savage, Rex Nelson—Lane St., Kannapolis, X. C. Sawyer, Floma Jean—Spot, X. C. Schaner, Shirley Jean—510 East Farris Ave., High Point X. C. Scrivnor, (Mrs.) Norma Elaine—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Seawell, Alvin Linton—Route 1. Carthage, X. C. Sechrcst, Gerald (Jerry)—319 Mocksville Ave., Salisbury, X. C. Scdberry, Larry—214 Academy St., Concord, X. C. Sheets, Nancy Leona—C.M.R. 523, Box 608, Charlotte, X. C. Shepard. Philip—Route 2, Beulaville, X. C. Sherrill, Max Rhyne—Stanley, X. C. Shiga, Shotaro—2-3680 Minamicho Nerima-ku, Tokyo, Japan 158 Student Directory Short, J. Millard—Box 104, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Shumaker, James David (Bill)—Box S6, Misenheimer, N. C. Shumaker, (Mrs.) Rita Linder—Box So, Misenheimer, N. C. Shuping, Billy Lee—626 W. Cemetery St., Salisbury, N. C. Sides, Pearson Glenn—104 Grove St., Salisbury, N. C. Simmons, Danny Lynn—Route 1, Robbins, N. C. Simpson, Lloyd Melvin—Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Sink, Clay—Route 4, Box 177, Winston-Salem, N. C. Smart, Bobbie Dean—Route 4, Albemarle, N. C. Smart, George—32S S. First St., Albemarle, N. C. Smith, Barbara Ann—31 Front St., Cordova, N. C. Smith, Betty Ann—305 Plymouth Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Smith, Betty Gene—332 S. Torrence St., Charlotte, N. C. Smith, Edward Lee—32S Dunham Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Smith, Jessie Lee—Box 217, Troy, N. C. Smith, Majorie Ellen—31 Front St., Cordova, N. C. Smith, Neal—Woodleaf, N. C. Snuggs, Mary Frances—S7 Spruce St., Badin, N. C. Somers, Bobby Vance—Cleveland, N. C. Somers, James Robert—Route 2, Box 455, Greensboro, N. C. Southard, Mable Kay—Route 8, Sanford, N. C. Speight, Eugene Craven—116 Hillcrest St., Albemarle, N. C. Spoon, Roger Dean—306 Mangum Ave., High Point, N. C. Stamper, Clifford Mathieson—Warrensville, N. C. Starling, Carol Jean—Rt. 5, Box 176, Fayetteville, N. C. Starnes, Lowell Gladys—Route 2, Waxhaw, N. C Staton, Allen Little—324 Magnolia, Concord, N. C. Staton, Tommie Collins—460 Montgomery Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Staunton, Leonard Jackson—315 E. 3rd St., Siler City, N. C. Steele, Richard Clayton—Route 1, Box 501, Kannapolis, N. C. Stewart, Joseph Thacker—Avenida 33, No. 5420 Reparto, Columbia, Cuba Stewart, (Mrs.) Margaret—Oakboro, N. C. Stewart, William Woodley—Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Stoker, Robert Kenneth—115 South Cotton Ave., Albemarle, N. C Stoker, (Mrs.) Sally Crook, Route 1, New Lo'ndon, N. C. Stone, Phillip Graves—S. 7th St., Tipp City, Ohio Stonestreet, Charles Bailey—11SS W. 4th St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Storey, Ned Alton—530 N. Shaver, Salisbury, N. C. Stott, Elbert Russell—213 W. Littleton Rd., Roanoke Rapids, N.C. Stout, Mary Dee—Pine View Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. Strope, Sandra Ann—824 Main St., Towanda. Pa. Stroupe, Judson T., Jr.—319 Whitehead Ave., bpencer, N. C Sullivan, Pearl—Route 2, Rock Hill, S. C. Summey, Larry Robert—Alexander Substation, Forest City, N. C. Surratt, Franklin Wyatt—Route 1, Box 192, Richfield, N. C. Tackett, Walter Harold—Olive Hill, Ky. Talley, Kaye—728 Worthington Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Tate, Judy Ann—204 Big Springs Ave., Forest City, N. C. Taylor, Alton—704 Murphy St., Route 3, Box 108, Kannapolis, N. C. Teague, Ruby White—128 S. East Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Tenore, Vincent—2232 First Ave., New York, N. Y. Terry, Emma Susanne—Glendale Rd., DeRidder, La. Thomas, Claude Jr.—Route 2, Candor, N. C. Thomas, Gaile—Route 2, Spruce Pines, N. C. Thomas, Jerry Lex—1200 Central Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Thomas, Jesse James—West Raleigh St., Siler City, N. C. Thomasson, William Alan—309 Elm St., Salisbury, N. C. Thompson, Gene—2001 Lane, Kannapolis, N. C. Thompson, Harold Gene—Box 686, Pine St., Badin, N. C. Thompson, Hugh Richard—Rt. 1, Box 60, Laurinburg, N. C. Thompson, James—315 Vance St., Laurinburg, N. C. Thompson, James Franklin—P. O. Box 375, Norwood, N. C. Thompson, Ronald James—Route 2, Denton, N. C. Tolleson, James—119 Cedar St., Concord, N. C. Treece, Jahalla—Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Tucker, Geneva—Route 3, Albemarle, N. C. Tucker, William Donald—Box 607, Troy, N. C. Tucker, Ruby Poplin—2412 Charlotte Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Tuttle, (Mrs.) Lois Lucretia, 1209 N. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Tuttle, Marcus L., 1209 N. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis. N. C. Tyson, Claude Billy—Route 2, Waxhaw, N. C. Underwood, Thomas Edward—First Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Uzzell, Earl Cravnor—Route 2, Statonsburg, N. C. Voncannon, Charles Everette—Route 1, Midland, N. C. Waddell, Bobby—Route 1, Greer, S. C. Walker, Charles Hugh—616 W. Franklin St., Salisbury, N. C. Walker, Dorathy Elizabeth—Route 1, Olin. N. C. Walker, Linda Grave—Route 2, Ronda, N C. Walker, Morgan Lester—Route 1, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Walker, Ruby Pearl—Route 2, Asheboro, N. C. Walsh, Nancy Lee—1324 Parkway Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Walters, William Henry—Wingate, N. C. Ward, Jo Ann—509 Smith St., Albemarle, N. C. Warner, Sammy Dawson, Box 96—Richfield, N. C. Warren, Elizabeth Anne—Courtland St., Spindale, N. C. Warren, Millard, Jr., 519 N. Wilmington St., Raleigh, N. C. Waters, Martha Rose—1050 Cemetery St., Mocksville, N. C. Wayne, Martha Rebecca—SI5 E. Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Weaver, WiK n Fred—708 Grove St. (N), Lincolnton, N. C. Weisner, Noel Kent—Olin, N. C. Wells, Robert O’Neil—Box 1SS, Richlands, N. C. Westbrook, Jack Andrew—Route 4, Albemarle, N. C. Westbrook, Paul Lee, Jr.—214 E. Park Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Westmorland, Shelva Jean—4943 Ruth St., Winston-Salem, N C. Wheless, Mildred—Ansonville, N. C. Whisnant, Barbara Jeanne—955 Oaklawn Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. White, Donald Lee—South Main, Cliffside, N. C. White, Mary Elizabeth—25 Manteo Dr., Havelock, N. C. White, Sylvia Louise—2 Pine Acres, Wadesboro, N. C. Whitesides, Gene Louis—Route 4, Lincolnton, N. C. Whitesides, Johnny Lawrence—315 N. Myrtle School Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Whitley, Edward Jay—425 N. Fifth St., Albemarle. N. C. Whitley, Frances Josephine—Route 4, Rockingham, N. C. Whitley, Jeanette—Route 1, Oakboro, N. C. Whitley, Joseph Myrick—503 S. Third St., Albemarle, N. C. Whitley, Phyllis—Route 5, Charlotte, N. C. Whitlock, Mary Louise—515 Center St., W. Columbia, S. C. 159 Widenhouse, (Mrs.) Geneva R.—Portsmouth, Va. Widenhouse. Larry L.—32 Willowbrook Dr., Concord. N. C. Widenhouse, Paul J.—Portsmouth, Ya. Wiles, Judith Chipman--Box 302, West Jefferson, N. C. Wilhelm, Pauline Virginia—1332 Seventh St., Statesville, N. C. Wilkinson. Daniel Phillip—110 Union, Maiden, N. C. Williams, Donald Rav—Route 1. Denton, N. C. Williams, Evertt Yaudry—lOo Jackson Homes, Charlotte, N. C. Williams, Lois June—Route 2, New London, N. C. Williams, (Mrs.) Maggie Joyce, lOo Jackson Homes, Charlotte, N. C. Williams, Olin Franklin—Route 3, Box 1ST, Georgetown, S. C. Williams, Robert L., Ill—Box 548, Granite Quarry, N. C. Williams, Roger F.—Morgan St., Marshville, N. C. Williams, Rupert Lee—Box 127-A, Route 1, Troy, N. C. Wilson, Patricia Dean—Box 655, Sylva, N. C. Williams, Zane Gray—Route 2, Wallace, N. C. Willis, Jimmy Dale—Route 1, Lincolnton, N. C. Wilson, Janet Gaile—Route 7, Lexington, N. C. Wise, Doyce Farrell—Box 50, Landis, N. C. Wiseman, Jewel Marcell—Route 2, Spruce Pine, N. C. Wolfe, Margaret Linda—703 Briarcliff Rd., Rock Hill, S. C. Wong, Samuel—206 Nathan Rd., 4th Floor, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China Wood, (Mrs.) Lillian—Richfield, N. C. Wood, Tabor H.—Richfield, N. C. Woodhouse, Edwin Wilbur—Harbinger, N. C. Wright—David Arthur—121 E. South St., Albemarle, N. C. Wright, Larry—Box 165, Salt Lick, Ky. Yarbrough, Jack Brown—Office St., Concord, N. C. Yates, Arnold Lee—Box 10Q, Landis, N. C. Young, Faye Iris—Route 1, Moorcsville, N. C. Young, Richard Keith—Box 107, Catawba, N. C. York, Jane Carol—431 West Church, Mocksville, N. C. Zimmerman, Donald Allen—Box 574, Rt. 7, Salisbury, N. C. FACULTY Allen, Mrs. Louise S.—Pfeiffer College, Miscnhcimer, N. C. Barringer, Mr. B. B.—Misenheimer, N. C. Bethea, Miss Maty E.—2006 Pender Avc., Wilmington, N. C. Bowen, Dr. Hoyt E.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Caldwell, Mrs. Maud S.— Bee Street, Charleston, S. C. Campbell, Mr. Julius G.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Caskey, Mr. Jefferson I).—Rt. 5, Lancaster, S. C. Carter, Mrs. John—Gold Hill, N. C. Cotton, Dr. W. D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Cotton, Mrs. W. D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Caudle, Mrs. Boyce—Richfield, N. C. Crary, Miss Phoebe A.—Neely Rd., Brevard, N. (.. Crowe, Mr. John—Gold Hill. N. C. Cox, Mrs. Bertha—Pfeiffer College. Misenheimer, N. C. Draper, Mr. Glenn—-2220 ('arter Rd., Roanoke, Ya. Draper, Mrs. Glenn—2220 ( arter Rd., Roanoke, Ya. Elijah, Mrs. Cairene W.—S24 3rd Ave. SW., Moultrie, Ga. Endly, Miss Juliet—S30 Park Ave., New York 21. New York Fink, Miss Chlo—1024 Henry, Columbus, Ga. Floyd, Miss Mary F.—305 N. Greenwood. La Grange, Ga. Foreman, Dr. Charles W.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Fraley, Mrs. Wayne—Richfield, N. C. Gable, Dr. Ralph W.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Garrison, Miss Peggy B.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Gamble, Mrs. A. L.—Birmingham 6, Alabama Gray, Mr. G. L.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Gibson, Mr. Walter L, Sr.—Randleman, N. C. Haswell, Miss Georgia M.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Hollis, Mr. Fred T.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Holshouser, Mr. K. D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Hojshouser, Mrs. K. D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Ives, Mr. Dwight H.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Lawhon, Miss Shirley Ann—Route 1, Timmonsville, S. C. Langtord, Mr. Thomas—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Langford, Mrs. Thomas—-Pfeiffer College. Misenheimer, N. C. Lefko, Mr. N. F.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. McDonald, Mrs. Faye—c o Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, P. O. Box Slater, S. C. Manly, Dr. J. O.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Martin, Mr. Wallace W.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Miller, Mr. Rodney D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Misenheimer, Mr. Charles H.—Box 1S7, Richfield, N. C. Misenheimer, Mrs. Charles H.—Box 1S7, Richfield, N. C. Moore, Dr. G. Nelson—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Morgan, Mr. Robert J.—Richfield, N. C. Peck. Mrs. Louise—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Roberts, Dr. Murat H.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Roberts, Mr. Carter—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Roberts, Mrs. Carter—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Robertson. Dr. Clyde H„ Jr.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Rose, Rev. James Y.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Russell, Dr. B. C.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Schreyer, Dr. George M.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Scrivnor, Mr. Y. T.—316 N. Colwmet, Michigan City, Ind. Scrivnor, Mrs. W. T.—316 N. Colwmet. Michigan City, Ind. Shaffer, Miss Elizabeth Ann—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Shissler, Dr. H. H.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Slothowcr, Mr. H. Keith—Pfeiffer College. Misenheimer, N. C. Slothower, Mrs. H. Keith—Pfeiffer College. Misenheimer, N. C. Stokes, Dr. J. Lem, II—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stone, Mr. William C.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stovall, Mrs. George H.—Box 043, Albemarle, N. C. Stuckey, Miss Margaret—201 o W. Carolina, Hartsville, S. C. enters, Mr. Douglas T.—Box 105, Ruby, S. C. enters. Mrs. Douglas 1'.—Box 105, Ruby, S. C. Ward, Miss Aline—12( 11 G. Ave., Silver Springs, Md. Wasson, Dr. Dimiter—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Wheeler, Dr. Paul M.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Wheeler. Mrs. Paul M—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. West, Dr. Cameron P.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. W illiams, Mr. Heath—Route 1. New London, N. C. Yarbrough, Miss Sue—Noxapater, Miss. Yarbrough, Mrs. Ruby—Noxapater, Miss. 160 Ux . 4
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