Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT CHIMES PFEIFFER COLLEGE CAROLYN EVANS LJitor JAMES DREW (OuSineAS ff anaper MISENHEIMER, NORTH CAROLINA DEDICATED TO THE PEOPLE OF STANLY COUNTY DEDICATION In the life of a rapidly growing- educational institution such as Pfeiffer College, it is well to pause and think of those unsung persons who support the progress of this school with their time, their talents, their financial resources, and their prayers. Pfeiffer College is deeply indebted to those persons who have carried her dreams in their hearts. It is with sincerity that we express our deep appreciation to the people of Stanly County to whom we dedicate this, The CHIMES of 1958. FOREWORD The year unfolds . . . classes . . . dances . . . study until the wee hours . . . quiet moments in the chapel . . . gab sessions with the gang 1 . These are just a few of the moments that we will be remembering in the years to come. Between the covers of this book, we have attempted to picture life as it is here at Pfeiffer . . . the highlights on this year ' s calendar along with those of rather insignificant events that became important because of the friends with whom we shared them. May you always cherish these moments we ' ve captured as MOMENTS TO REMEMBER . . . ( XxXj-Yc- ' . - ' i {it ■ M 2 Em „ .. ffimiSM tt- Mr ' m viJ •■j MWBpe - ' V ' ' ■ 1958 THE CHIMES VOL. NO. 2 :•■:■ r ft? C J CONTENTS Moments to Remember 10 Administration 20 Faculty 27 Staff 34 Classes 38 Freshman 39 Sophomore 44 Junior 52 Senior 62 Activities 80 Features 108 Athletics 122 Development 138 Chimes ' Staff 144 Advertisements 146 Directory 170 c w They say the postman is one of the few who must perform his duty through rain, snow, and sleet . . . Guess the guy who said that had never been to college . . . Classes . . . sunny days . . . Classes . . . rainy days . . . Classes . . . snowy days . . . Classes!! The semester begins . . . the weeks fly . . . two weeks behind in homework . . . Book reports due . . . Term papers to finish . . . Examinations . . . How did you do on Zo? What about Business Law? Oh, I made ' A ' . . . sure . . . Well, I ' d better not mention the French ! Registration . . . more classes . . . The years pass quickly . . . Freshman . . . Sophomore . . . Junior . . . Senior . . . before realizing it . . . campus-life is over . . . Time to take place in society . . . Only memories of . . . Classes . . . rainy days . . . sunny days . . . CLASSES!! Saturday night : There are a few stars, some, not many. A light burns furiously as a student reads. A clock keeps time for another sleeping in his own world. Across the feathered lawn the watchman stands beneath an oak to catch his breath. The crickets make some noise; the trees are still; the lights are gone from almost everywhere. But in the gym, music crowds the time away. Inside there are no crick- ets, no watchman, no oak tree, no sleep except the nodding of a few weary ones. There are lights, dim. Somewhere someone looks in the window and listens, and wishes. It only lasts for a few hours. At twelve the Cinderellas fade; Prince Charmings turn again to void when morning comes. Pink and yellow. Red and green. A Saturday spectrum that hides reality. Sunday morning : there are a few clouds ; it drizzles rain, not much, just a little. How many pages? . . . I can read them in an hour, can ' t I ? . . . Who? I wouldn ' t date that scroungy thing for nothing . . . Who ' s dealing? . . . What? Five minutes . . . Well, I ' ll be . . . Where d id you get those pajamas? Those are the cutest shorties . . . Who ' s dealing? I want you to know, I went in that class and the first person he called I dunno, what ' s your average? . . . Transmigration of the soul? . . . I don ' t believe it . . . I wouldn ' t date that scroungy thing . . . Who ' s dealing? . . . This summer ... he was working down the street . . . I got it for three ninety-five . . . And he said that all I would have to do . . . What did you tell him . . . Lock the door ! Here she comes, put those cards up, she doesn ' t believe in it. How many pages was it? . . . Here ' s a penny for the coke . .«. I can read them in an hour . . . can ' t I? Who ' s dealing? . . . If you weren ' t so slow . . . we ' re late . . . Aw hush . . . Don ' t let the door slam . . . Sshh ... Wait till they start singing to sit down . . . I ain ' t traipsing down to the front . . . AMEN. LET US SING HYMN . . . Wait till they stand up, now . . . Where are we going? On that side . . . Where? Right down there . . . Where? Right over there ... Where? Behind Dr. . . . O.K.! Hurry up . . . Slip over some . . . WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE WITH US . . . FACULTY, STUDENTS, IT IS INDEED . . . What did he say his name was ? . . . IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE . . . LET US SING THE LAST TWO STANZAS . . . . . . AND GIVE YOU HIS PEACE. AMEN . . . Hurry ... Let ' s go out the back . . . What did he mean? What? What I mean is ... oh ... do you believe what he said about? Sure, don ' t you? I dunno . . . come on . . . BOARD OF TRUSTEES Pfeiffer Co Term Expires 1959 Mrs. H. C. Black . . Mr. S. L. Gulledge . . Mr. D. W. Holt . . Mrs. Franklin Lewis . Judge T. Burt Mauney Dr. Garfield D. Merner Mrs. M. L. Robinson . Mrs. J. N. Rodeheaver Johnson City, Tenn. . Albemarle, N. C. . Asheboro, N. C. Webster Groves, Mo. . New London, N. C. San Francisco, Calif. . . New York City . Winona Lake, Ind. Ex-Officio Members Mrs. E. U. Robinson .... Gallatin, Tenn. Mrs. Clarence C. Cranford . . Asheboro, N. C. Mrs. Pierce Johnson .... Weldon, N. C. Dr. John O. Gross .... Nashville, Tenn. Executive Secretary, Division of Educational Institutions Board of Education Dr. Myron F. Wicke . . . Nashville, Tenn. Secretary, Department of Higher Education Division of Educational Institutions Dr. Carl H. King Salisbury, N. C. Executive Secretary Board of Education Western North Carolina Conference Dr. C. P. Morris Durham, N. C. Executive Secretary Board of Education North Carolina Conference liege 1958 Term Expires 1958 Mrs. J. Howard Ake .... Berwick, Penn. Miss Una Edwards . . Rutherfordton, N. C. Mr. Paul Ervin Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. C. P. Hardin . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr. Marshall W. Herrin . . Albemarle, N. C. Mrs. Harry E. James . . . New York City Mrs. A. C. Johnson . . . Bowling Green, Ky. Mrs. T. Otto Nail Evanston, 111. Term Expires 1960 Miss Muriel Day New York City Mrs. W. H. C. Goode Sidney, Ohio Mr. W. T. Huckabee, Jr. . . Albemarle, N. C. Mr. W. A. Lowder .... Albemarle, N. C. Mr. Lillard Mount Durham, N. C. Mrs. J. W. Payne .... Cherryville, N. C. Dr. Robert H. Pfeiffer . . Cambridge, Mass. Mr. C. D. Plyler .... Misenheimer, N. C. Mrs. Harry C. Vaughn . . . Columbus, Ohio 20 1 W ' is K A ' Wii J;7 ±fi-±i±?:r ltj. ' surs.tja ' j? J£t t.£. t—t imJrj.Ti-fj.-fi-iKxiSrErXTJ.TZ-fj S ' K M.TJJTJ.-J is.r-.s.T.aTX ' rj.— J.T— Tj.T JLTXigj.T 3.Tj: rasrjLT jsctj.tj. tj.tj.tt ' .• i : Si 4  •« «. y: -; I ! m _. %,. I • M : : . K?S - ...... -4s 5-J«i _• i Mi ; li «■ ' ,:.- £ ' •« ' • 1 Ml : ■ Pl% c • 1 -x Hi mm i mm, , « ADMINIS He came, he worked, he accomplished. Within five years Pfeiffer College has made more progress than any college in the country. There has been an increase in enrollment, faculty, buildings ; and many impi-ovements have been made. There are many who deserve recognition for this merit of achievement, but for every detailed opera- tion, there is a leader. The credit for this goes to — our own Dr. J. Lem Stokes. 2? He towers over the desk, one hand in his pocket, jingling his keys with the other, waiting for her to complete a telephone call. The girl looks up at him. Dr. Wheeler isn ' t in right now; can I help you? I have an appointment at 2:00. Well, I ' m sure he ' ll be back in a few minutes. Won ' t you have a seat? The boy sits down to wait. I wonder what he wants to see me about? I must not have done very well on the English exam. About this time the Dean comes in. Oh, here you are. I want to have a serious talk with you. Come in my office. . . . By the way, did I ever tell you the joke about . . .? The door closes, the girl at the desk smiles. MR. WALTER I. GIBSON, SR. Vice-President DR. PAUL M. WHEELER Academic Dean MR. KENNETH D. HOLSHOUSER Dean of Students; Registrar; Director of Admissions MISS MARY E. BETHEA Dean of Women In the hall a group of students are congre- gated. Among them are two new students. They are being directed to Dr. Moore, who, on one of his rounds, found them and encouraged them to come to Pfeiffer. At the door of his office, they meet Dr. Moore ' s beaming face. Welcome to Pfeiffer! We hope you ' re going to enjoy your stay here — you ' ll find most of the information you need in the hand- book; but by the way of introduction, a few of the people you will become acquainted with are Mr. Holshouser, the Dean of Men, and Miss Bethea, the Dean of Women. They will handle all dormi- tory problems and week-end leaves . . . You will find the library is located behind the administra- tive building where Mr. Caskey will be glad to help you become acquainted with the arrange- ment. Here at Pfeiffer, we stress religious activities. I hope each of you will join at least one of the religious organizations. That ' s Mr. Clemmer ' s de- partment. At that point a man comes in to give Dr. Moore a paper. They exchange a few words and the man goes out again. Who was he, and what does he do? Oh, that ' s Mr. Lefko. He does everything. 24 In another part of the building, a conversation is overheard . . . Get me the Acme Paper Company on the phone. Yes, sir. ... A low rumble of voices . . . Your call is ready, sir. Hello, Acme Paper Company? This is Gibson, Pfeiffer College. The 500 reams of mimeograph paper we ordered last month have not come yet. They were supposed to be here yesterday? . . . What? . . . Well, I thought there might have been a delay in your office, but it might very well have been delayed in transit. We need it right away. Thank you for your trouble. MR. NICHOLAS E. LEFKO Assistant to the President DR. CAMERON P. WEST Director of Teacher Placement DR. DONALD D. DOUGLASS Director of Placement DR. G. NELSON MOORE Director of Public Relations and of Alumni Affairs MR. JEFFERSON D. CASKEY Librarian REV. JAMES A. CLEMMER Director of Religious Life MR. CHARLES MISENHEIMER Head of the Maintenance Department Elsewhere another person speaks. Of course, you will meet most of the faculty from time to time. If you are planning to become a teacher, you will meet Dr. West, the head of teacher placement. If you are going into some other type of work, Dr. Douglass will assist you. . . . The phone rings . . . Excuse me. . . . Hello . . . just a minute. . . . My secretary will tell you where to find your dormitories. Be sure to call on me if I can help you in any way. The students stand up, smile, and the boy extends his hand. Thank you, sir. I ' m sure we ' re going to like it here. Those who administer . . . you have just met them. Those who are friends to the student, those who get things done, those who direct, those who keep us on the right track, and those who guide ... The ADMINISTRATION. 26 Sfflr H .7 :2 ■ FACULTY Faculty Gazing at the rows of faces which line the faculty sec- tion of the annual, the senior reminisces of classroom ex- periences of the years which have flown so quickly past. Memories . . . Dr. Schreyer ' s An individual must be guided by an experience-centered approach to religion. . . . Mr. Martin ' s continuous questioning, Do What? ... I swear by the U. S. News and World Report, resorts Mr. Hollis in his political science courses. Dr. Wassen ' s Dis ez eit, Brouther! resounds down the hall ... A smile passes over the face of the senior whose thoughts linger upon the tall, gaunt personage of Dr. Wheeler as he says, Did I ever tell you the joke about . . . Bon jour, mademoiselle and monseiur . . . get out a fourth of a sheet of paper, please . . . Miss Shaffer ' s voice drifts lazily through the senior ' s mind. Dr. Genes Manly ' s Science text books are not written to be scholarly works. They are written to make money, and they don ' t make much on them. . . . If all of our statesmen were like Thomas Jefferson, this country would be . . . explains Dr. Cotton. And on the fleeting memory goes until, Let ' s get down to the meat of the problem, Miss Floyd is heard to say. Dr. Russell ' s History of the Methodist Church class comes out with quote . . . unquote . . . quote . . . unquote. Miss Stuckey ' s short assignment is recalled. For your assign- ment read The Canterbury Tales. Miss Fink ' s well-re- membered promise, They call me a crank, but a crank makes wheels turn. That is what I intend to do in this class. . . . The senior smiles for he remembers that she did just that! College life past . . . but memories that will linger for- ever fill the senior ' s mind with pictures of his well-loved faculty. DR. WILLIAM D. COTTON Professor of Social Sciences Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences ,i;i DR. HOYT E. BOWEN Professor of English Chairman of The Division of Literature and Languages Head of The Department of English DR. CHARLES W. COX Associate Professor of Speech Arts Chairman of The Division of Fine Arts Head of The Department of Speech Arts DR. CAMERON P. WEST Professor of Education Chairman of The Division of Education Head of The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education 28 DR. DIMITER E. WASSEN Professor of Economics Chairman of The Division of Economics and Business Administration DR. HENRY H. SHISSLER Professor of Sociology Head of The Department of Sociology Mrs. Louise S. Allen Mr. Edward F. Bazzle Mr. Euel H. Belcher Miss Mary E. Bethea Miss Martha E. Burch Dr. Sherman L. Burson Mr. J. Griffin Campbell Mr. J. D. Caskey Mrs. Louise Caskey DR. J. 0. MANLY Professor of Biology Chairman of The Division of Natural Sciences Head of The Department of Biology DR. MURAT ROBERTS Professor of Languages Head of The Department of Languages Mrs. Daisy Cotton Miss Phoebe A. Crary Dr. Donald D. Douglass Mr. Glenn Draper Mrs. Lounelle Draper Mrs. Doris C. Dunlop Miss Juliet Endly Miss Ohio Fink Miss Mary F. Floyd H8 Dr. Charles W. Foreman Miss Peggy B. Garrison Mr. Warren E. Gates Mr. G. Lester Gray Mr. Fred T. Hollis Mr. Kenneth D. Holshouser Miss Shirley Ann Lawhon Mr. Nicholas E. Lefko Dr. Lloyd Grey Lowder DR. RALPH GABLE Associate Professor of Chemistry Head of The Department of Chemistry MR. JOE FEREBEE Assistant Professor of Physical Education Head of The Department of Health and Physical Education Director of Athletics 31 MR. REX V. STAMBAUGH Assistant Professor of Art Head of The Department of Art MISS GEORGIA M. HASWELL Professor of Mathematics Head of The Department of Mathematics Miss Nancy McLaurin Mr. Wallace W. Martin Mr. George E. Melton Mr. Rodney Don Miller Mr. John A. Needy, Jr. Dr. Patricia R. Roberts Dr. Clyde H. Robertson Mr. Chester A. Rumble Miss Elizabeth Shaffer Mr. William C. Stone Mrs. Fay Stovall Miss Margaret Stuckey Mrs. Thelma T. Venters Mrs. Beatrice P. Wheeler Dr. Paul Mowbray Wheeler DR. BERNARD C. RUSSELL Professor of Religion and Philosophy Head of The Department of Religion and Philosophy DR. GEORGE M. SCHREYER Professor of Religion Chairman of The Division of Religion and Philosophy Head of The Department of Christian Education 33 THE Boiler break-down . . . Where ' s the plumber ' s friend? ... A jeep refuses to move . . . constant paint jobs. Efficiency . . . work, work . . . more work . . . busy in the business office . . . files . . . receipts . . . bookkeeping . . . How about a coffee break? Mr. Barney Barringer Mrs. Maude S. Caldwell Mrs. Boyee Caudle Mr. John Crowe Mrs. Merle S. Dodd Miss Patsy J. Griggs Mrs. K. D. Holshouser Mr. R. N. Mauldin Mr. T. J. Miller Mrs. Sue Misenheimer Mr. Robert J. Morgan Mrs. Rubye Morris Dr. Howard Murray Mr. R. J. Parker Mr. B. Trexler Mr. Douglas Venters Mr. W. Heath Williams STAFF Holidays? Who has holidays? This might be a typical statement of Pfeiffer ' s hard-working- staff. Day-in and day-out they come and carry on the business affairs of a rapidly growing in- stitution. Few people know better the headaches and heartbreaks of the dreams which Pfeiffer College endeavors to make a reality. . . . The secretaries . . . the maintenance workers . . . the nurse . . . These are only a few of those whose devoted work and faithful efforts create the staff of life for Pfeiffer College. 35 CLINE DORMITORY Mrs. Bertha Cox MERNER DORMITORY Mrs. Erin Gamble MERNER DORMITORY Mrs. Erin Gamble jj ROWE DORMITORY Mrs. Frances MacFarland WASHINGTON DORMITORY Mrs. Ruby Yarbrough Come quick! One of the guys just cut his foot. In a moment. My house mother has to sign my card. A ride to town? Why don ' t you ask your house mother. The house counselors look after the students through- out the school year. They are willing to give advice, assist- ance, and aid when it is needed. Their task is to look after the dorms and to try to see that everything runs smoothly. 36 HOUSE COUNSELORS •i JANE FREEMAN DORMITORY Mr. and Mrs. George Melton and George, Junior KLUFTINGER DORMITORY Mr. and Mrs. Ken Byerly and Donna PLYLER DORMITORY Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brooks and Nancy FOOTE DORMITORY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tackett and Rhonda %m- r • It: ' -4- 4+ j - . ■ - . Al Capehart, President; Barbara Dodson, Secretary; Ronnie Winecoff, Vice-President ; Nancy Sutton, Treas- urer. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Sheila Abernethy Dan Aderhold James F. Allen J. R. Allred Carolyn Arey Maria Arnold Judith Aycock Richard Bailey Belynda Lucy Ballard Linda Ballard Betty Barbee Sue Barbee Herron Barnette Barbara Barrett Charles Belshee James Blakeney Kay Blakley Frank Bosquet Bobby Gene Bost Jocelyn Brabham Helen Brewer Amelia Bridges Bobby Brooks Betty Brown John Burleson Cecil Byrd Laura Cabe Mei-ttie Cannon Al Capehart Doris Carlton FRESHMEN Eva Mae Carpenter J. L. Carpenter Ed Carrier Rhonda Carrouth Bobby Caudle Robert Chandler Thurman Chaney Sammy Choate Edith Christy Billy Clark Elizabeth Clay Carroll Clodfelter Frank Collins Robert Collins Roger Collins Thomas Costner Clifford Crouch Jane Culp Nina Curtis Martha Dawkins Elizabeth Day Phyllis Denton Barbara Dodson Nancy Dorsey Betty Jean Driver Sara Durham Bobby Ellis Rebekah Epley James Allen Fine Sue Foil Alice Marie Ford Gary Allen Frick Billy Frye James Gibbs Peggy Gilchrist Pauline Griffin Irmegard Haller Dorothy Gayle Harkey Judith Harris Judy Harrison Jewel Hatley Peggy Hayes Virginia Henderson Lewis Hilbers Florence Hildreth Charles Hill Ralph Hill Walter Hill Zoe Hill Clara Huneycutt Malcolm Huneycutt Joe Huntley Judith Hussey Robert Hussey Robert Isenhour Betty Jones Thomas Jones Robert Josey Daisy Jane Kayler Barbara Keeter Rell Kendall Jerry Kennedy Gary King Emma Kirkman Jeremiah Kluttz Chaney Koogler Ray Koontz Sarah Langston Julia Forney Lee James Lomax William McCarter Helen McCracken Cleo McDowell Ann McKenzie Sarah McLaurin Jeanette McLean Jane Manson Nora Ellen Martin Jack Masich Barbara Matthews James Mayhew Jack Merchant Helen Miller Rose Miller Fred Misenheimer Benjamin Montgomery Carol Moody Billy Morgan Faith Morgan Sally Morgan Linda Mullis John Nickolaus Reggie O ' Brien George Owen Dolores Parker FRESHMEN ' I Charles Penninger Jeanne Pennington Philip Pharr Charles Pickard Marcia Pilkenton Sarah Poindexter James Porter Edith Pressley Ronald Rayle Cloria Reese Brock Ridge Joyce Rippy Albert Rose Eugene Russell Marvin Seaford James Sikes Donald Sims George Skomsky Janice Small Hugh Smith Rachel Smith Wayne Smith Grace Sneeden Charles Spann Carroll Spencer Marilyn Spencer Franklin Staton John Stokes Ruth Storey Nancy Sutton Joan Thomas Daniel Thomas Jerry H. Thomas Joy Thore Carl Tindall Fred Tippett Frieda Todd Annie Trexler Daniel Tweed Donald Tweed Clara Tysinger Esther Wnddell Neal Wade Clara Walker Robert Westmoreland Larry Williams Carole Wilson Ronald Winecoff Linda Womble Alma Jean Wright Jimmy Yates Churl Soon Yim Contemplation in the quietly falling snow ' ] _ Brack Bailey President Becky Johnson Secretary Ned Storey Vice-President Clifford Stamper Treasurer THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Paul Adkins William Anderson Richard Austin Joe Arbo Brack Bailey Milton Barden Charles Barker Bobby Baucom Margaret Ann Bell Gwendolyn Benfield Gloria Boring Bobby Glenn Bost John Bost Milton Bridges Mildred Broome Elsie Brown Jerry Bryson Suzanne Buck Roy Bullock Frances ( ' audio Kemp Causy Dorathy Chance Johnny Chestnut Donald Clanton Clarence Clark Judy Coe Charles Coggins Jimmy Coggins Sue Cole Rolden Colon Janice Conder George Conger John Corl Jimmie Cranford Mary Franklin Crouse Max Davis Libby Dockery Rex Dotson Barbara Drye John Edwards Ralph Edwards Thomas Edwards Eric Lee Ennis Mary Ervin Louise Etchison F j B | 5ft B I. ' ; 1 lfME£ B Jh I ■ B V 1 W - w V9 111 V 1 w B BT B BT ' B B B ffiftt sw  | H K c 1 ■ jf r  i Fr! b H [ T -r -- ' J Wr w 1M .v r Jt Fred Falls Henry Farmer Bobbie Jo Ferguson Mary Ann Fisher Blondell Flake Ann Flowe Edmond Foil Elaine Frick Craven Fun- Peggy Goodman Eddie Graves James Gray Glenda Graybeal Patricia Gregg Howard Grimes The Sophomore Joan Grubbs Elizabeth Hall Joetta Hall John Hall Jean Hamilton Nancy Hammill Bruce Harbin Billie Jeanne Hardee Winston Harper Richard Harrell Martin Harris Betty Jane Harris Molly Hasty Richard Hartsell William Henderson Lloyd Worth Hicks Earl Hill Donald Hinkle Durward Hoffman Joseph Holmes Tommy Holmes Mary Jane Honeycutt Phyllis Hornbuckle Jimmy Irby Tommy Jamieson Rebecca Johnson Shirley Jones Larry Jordan Jung Ju Kim Edward Kline CI UjLil— ass Joseph Kluttz Frederick Lentz Loretta Little Walter Love Alma Lee Lovette James Lynn Kay Mansfield Jane Martin Joanne Marshall Hoy Moose James Morgan William Morris James Moser Jo Ann Mundy Donald McClamrock Miriam McConnell Priscilla McDougald Carolyn McLean John McLellan Reid McLendon Kirk McNeill Jewel McWilliams Betty Jo Neese David Nichols Caleb Nolley Helen Osteen Wade Owen Jo Ann Padgett Roberto Panayotti Margaret Payne The Sophomore Betty Perry Gayle Phillips Tony Philmon Eveline Plyler Howard Plyler Donald Poole Harold Poteat m Tommy Price H Carl Purdee ■■ - _ _ Hilda Quinn 1 ■ 5 pi Lou Randall p Joe Parker Rhinehart m Barbara Ritch m Charles H. Roberts Beth Roberts m ' Charles Robertson John Robertson Bill Satterwhite Pat Saunooke Jean Sawyer Gerald Scott Philip Shepard Bill Shuping Barbara Ann Smith Betty Ann Smith Jason Smith Marjorie Smith Clifford Stamper Jean Starling Jackie Staunton Cla ss Charles Stonsstreet Ned Storey Sandra Strope Mary Dee Stout Evelyn Talbert Kaye Talley Jerry Thomas Herbert Thompson Charles Walker Dorothy Walker Mary Warren Glenn Wellborn Donald White Sylvia White Edward Whitley Larry Widenhouse Lois June Williams Rupert Williams Robert Williams Warner Williams Zane Grey Williams Joe Winslow Linda Wolfe The Sophomore Class 50 £2 v V t. A ml J i ! I ■ v Shearra Harris Treasurer Sammy Johnston President Sylvia Kimbro Secretary (Not pictured) Keith Nicholson Vice-President THE JUNIOR CLASS Row 1 — Pauline Abernethy, James B. Alexander, William Eli Atwell, Horace Austin. Row 2 — Lloyd Austin, Don Barnhardt, Carl F.sBarrett, Maxine Barrett. The Junior Class Row 1 — George Barron, Toby Mae Bean, Eddie Becker, Peggy Berry. Row 2 — Richard Biddy, Birdie Bingham, Jerry Blaekwelder, Malinda Blanton. Row 3 — John H. Bovven, Henry Lamar Bowers, Caroline Boyd, Linda Briggs. Row 4 — Claudette Brooks, J. L. Brooks, Thaddeus Bryson, Joe M. Burns. The Junior Class Row 1 — Clint Carpenter, Malcolm Carroll, Dewey Caudle, Jane Chambers. Row 2 — Kenneth Cherry, Jack Clark, Philip Clark, Emelie Clayton. Row 3 — Linda Cline, Jimmy Craven, Martha Crouch, Barbara Davis. Row 4 — Lester H. Davis, Blake Deal, Shirley Deal, Jimmy Deaton. The Junior Class Row 1 — Flax Dellinger, Steve C. Dial, Samuel Edwards, Virginia Efird. Row 2 — James Leon Ensley, Billie Ferrell, Janet File, Raymond L. Fowler. Row 3 — Jeanne Frick, Sanford D. Furr, Margaret Gayle, Nina Sue Gibbs. Row 4 — Carlyn E. Griffin, Bobby F. Grubbs, Gerry Hamilton, Doris Harris. The Junior Class Row 1 — Shearra Harris, Gene Hoilman, Brown Holbrooks, Bobby Holshouser. Row 2 — Martha Ruth Hope, Dixie Hughes, James Hunt, Mildred Hurley. Row 3 — Samuel Johnston, Mildred Jones, Ronny Jones, Peter Kim. Row 4 — Thong Woo Kim, Sylvia Kimbro, Al King, Daisy Ruth King. The Junior Class Row 1 — John Kirkpatrick, Sylvia Kiser, Ray Krimminger, Jerry Lanier. Row 2 — William L. Latham, Joyce Lathan, Edward L. Lentz, Herbert J. Lentz. Row 3 — Vernon Lentz, Joseph Leonard, Roy W. Long, Evelyn Luther. Row 4 — Pat Marrow, Harold G. McNeill, Charles D. Mecimore, Mildred Mills. The Junior Class Row 1 — Richard Minish, Linda Moody, Jimmy Lee Moore, Jimmy Lane Moore. Row 2 — Joe B. Moose, Betty Moses, Bobby Mott, Keith Nicholson. Row 3 — Betty Peck, Vaughn Peterson, Frances Nadine Petrea, Thomas Pickler. Row 4— Margaret Ann Pinion, Edith Platte, Coy Plott, William Lloyd Ratliff. The Junior Class Row 1 — Daniel Plyler, Johnnie Ellen Russell, Pat Russell, Wyman Buddy Russel Row 2 — Rex N. Savage, Roger Saunders, Alvin Seavveil, Rill Shumaker. Row 3 — Rita Shumaker, Annie Simpson, Clayton Steele, William Woodley Stewart. Row 4 — Phillip Stone, Thomas Gerald Strader, Judy Tate, Jesse J. Thomas. The Junior Class Row 1 — James Tolleson, Ruby Tucker, Craynor Uzzell, Morgan Walker. Row 2 — Ruby Walker, Nancy Walsh, Millard Warren, Wilson Fred Weaver. Row 3 — Paul Westbrook, Shelva Westmoreland, Jeanette Whitley, Paul Widenhouse. Row 4 — Judith C. Wiles, Betty C. Williams, Laura Winslow, Marcell Wiseman. The Junior Class Row 1 — Wilson Woodhouse, David A. Wright, Jane York, Keith Young. Row 2 — Don Zimmerman. Public telephone, private conversation 61 Esther Hartsoe President Alton Taylor Vice-President Sue Lee Secretary Bill Tucker Treasurer THE SENIOR CLASS Josephine Peggy Albertson Trinity, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Robert Lee Allen Stanfield, N. C. B. S., Business Education George Worth Alley Concord, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Jerry Pierson Almond Stanfield, N. C. A. B., Social Studies 62 Jim Griffith Friendly . . . Pfeiffer News ' Editor . . . depend- able . . . cheerful . . . Student Government . . . President of Male Chorus . . . postman. Jo Albertson Neat . . . President of the Christian Education Fellowship . . . studious . . . Sundial . . . effi- cient . . . D. C. E. . . . conscientious. Douglas E. Archer Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Clyde D. Arey Gold Hill, N. C. A. B., Social Studies Mildred Jean Arndt Maiden, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Ted Darrell Austin Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Business Education 63 Nancy Clary Baker Columbia, S. C. B. S., Elementary Education Richard Elliot Baker Wingate, N. C. B. S., Business Education Rebecca Jane Barber A. B., Social Studies Barber, N. C. Joan Bare Jefferson, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Ralph Gerald Bare Jefferson, N. C. A. B., Social Studies Roma Baxley B. S., Science Laurinburg, N. C. Anita Lee Benoy Gastonia, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Rafael Eustaquio Borroto Havana, Cuba A. B., Spanish The Senior Class 64 The Senior Class Robert Jackson Bost Concord, N. C. B. S., Health and Physical Education Bobby Wilson Brooks A. B., Biobgy Albemarle, N. C. William Julius Briggs Salisbury, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Donald Lee Brooks New London, N. C. B. S., Business Administration James Lawrence Bunn A. B., Sociology Concord, N. C. Nelson Preston Burr A. B., English Albemarle, N. C. Thomas Robert Burnett, III Asheville, N. C A. B., Sociology Peggy Lowder Burris Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education 65 Martha Cronkhite Marsha . . . Playmaker . . . soprano . . . M.S.F. President . . . blue eyes . . . Sundial. Carolyn Evans Chimes ' Editor . . . sleepy . . . Sundial . . . D.C.E. . . . Annapolis . . . laughing. Donna Janelle Byerly Winston-Salem, N. C. A. B., English Ralph Kenneth Byerly Winston-Salem, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Betty Jean Coile La Grange, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Gloria Anderson Combs Salisbury, N. C. A. B., Christian Education f.6 Arthur Wayne Cook Concord, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Joseph B. Cook Union Grove, N. C. B. S., Business Administration William Lawrence Copeland Elizabeth City. N. C. A. B., Social Studies Martha Ann Cronkhite Hendersonville, N. C. A. B., Sociology Woodroe Dailey Misenheimer, N. C. B. S., Physical Education James William Dixon Norwood, N. C. B. S., Physical Education James Julis Drew Gold Hill, N. C. B. S., Business Administration James Frank Efird Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Business Administration The Senior Class 67 Louis Burke Elam Charlotte, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Carolyn Louise Evans Forest City, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Gladys Elizabeth Ferrell Albemarle, N. C. A. B., English Elvin Milton Fisher, Jr. Burlington, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Billy Fredrick Floyd Richfield, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Bobby Lee Foil Salisbury, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Margaret Ann Foster Thomasville, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Lydia Anne Franck Fayetteville, N. C. A. B., Christian Education The Senior Class 68 The Senior Class Gilbert Eugene Futrell Denton, N. C. B. S., Business Administration James Carroll Goodman A. B., Biology Concord, N. C. Ronald Terry Gooch Thomasville, N. C. B. S., Health and Physical Education James Guinn Griffith Kannapolis, N. C. A. B., Sociology Esther Marie Hartsoe Warrensville, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Sara Marley Heilig A. B., English Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Joseph Harrison Harwell Maiden, N. C. B. S., Business Education Carl Melvin Hill Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Business Administration 69 Johnson Theo Hinson, Jr. Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Preston Nelson Holder Lillington, N. C. A. B., Social Studies P. Stephen Hopkins Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Ernest Ray Jarvis A. B., Sociology Kannapolis, N. C. Ronald William Jenkins Asheboro, N. C. B. S., Business Administration John Harris Kerr New London, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Larry Lee Kiser Charlotte, N. C. B. S., Business Administration William Lee Kiser A. B., Mathematics Landis, N. C. The Senior Class 70 Ken Byerly President of Christian Life Council . . . Papa . . . Pre-ministerial . . . Wesley Chapel . . . busy . . . House father . . . energetic. Anne Franck Artistic . . . Sundial . . . petite. co-operative . . . Bud Norman Eugene Kluttz Salisbury, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Richard James Koonce Richlands, N. C. B. S., Busin ess Administration Royal Parker Lancaster Polkton, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Jon Gary Lassiter Charlotte, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Embry Malachi Lay White Hills, Ky. B. S., Health and Physical Education Dorothy Jacqueleen Ledford Iron Station, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Anna Sue Lee Winston-Salem, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Barbara Ann Leonard Salisbury, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Frances Emily Littlewood Lansing, N. C. B. S., Physical Education David Franklin Love Stanfield, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Rachel H. Lowder Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Elementary Education Shirley Beaver McCall China Grove, N. C. A. B., Christian Education The Senior Class 72 The Senior Class John M. McCaskill A. B., Social Studies Biscoe, N. C. Dewey Donald Michelle Statesville, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Carolyn Ruth McCarter Gastonia, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Gary E. Miller Landis, N. C. B. S., Business Administration June McComb Mills Concord, N. C. A. B., Social Studies Jimmy D. Napier Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Physical Education James Corbin Nuckols Auburn, Ky. B. S., Physical Education Jack Sinclair Nunn A. B., Sociology Charlotte, N. C. 73 The Senior Class Helen Carolyn Overcash Kannapolis, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Arnold Lipe Parker Cherry Grove Beach, S. C. A. B., Social Science Shirley Joan Peg-ram Stokesdale, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Delmas Hugh Petrea Kannapolis, N. C. A. B., Mathematics Sylvia Ann Rogers Hendersonville, N. C. A. B., Christian Education John Junior Russell China Grove, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Jimmy Farrell Russell Randleman, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Norma Wentz Sanko B. S., Science Concord, N. C. 74 Clay Van Sink Winston-Salem, N. C. B. S., Business Education Addison Neal Smith Woodleaf, N. C. A. B., Speech Arts Allen Little Staton Concord, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Margaret Crowell Stewart Oakboro, N. C. B. S., Business Education Larry Summey Forest City, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Pearl Kee Sullivan Rock Hill, S. C. B. S., Business Education Alton Lee Taylor A. B., Biology Kannapolis, N. C. Gene Blair Thompson Kannapolis, N. C. B. S., Business Administration The Senior Class 75 James Fredrick Thompson, Jr. Laurinburg, N. C. A. B., Social Sciences James Ronald Thompson Denton, N. C. A. B., Social Sciences Nancy Sheets Thompson Charlotte, N. C. B. S., Business Administration William Donald Tucker Troy, N. C. B. S., General Business Claude Billy Tyson A. B., Biology Bobby Gene Waddell A. B., Social Sciences Waxhaw, N. C. Greer, S. C. William Henry Walters Wingate, N. C. B. S., Physical Education Jo Ann Ward Albemarle, N. C. A. B., Social Studies The Senior Class 76 The Senior Class Kent Noel Weisner A. B., Chemistry Olin, N. C. Joseph Myrick Whitley Albemarle, N. C. B. S., Business Administration Mary Elizabeth White Havelock, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Phyllis Whitley Charlotte, N. C. B. S., Business Education Pauline Virginia Wilhelm Statesville, N. C. A. B., Christian Education Roger Furman Williams Marshville, N. C. B. S., Health Physical Education Daniel Phillip Wilkinson Maiden, N. C. A. B., Social Science Edwin Woodhouse Harbinger, N. C. B. S., Physical Education II, Jim Thompson President of the Sundial . . . Pre-Ministerial . . . sincere . . . State M. S. F. President . . . baritone . . . busy. Phyl Whitley President of W. S. G. A. . . . Joe . . . depend- able . . . pony-tail . . . teacher . . . Sundial . . . reserved. Se mors Seniors Not Pictured: Max Monroe Carter James McNeely Clyde Miller Jimmy Moore Donald Morris Charlie M. Sells George Bennett Smart Sally Stoker Vaudry Williams Joyce D. Williams Faye Iris Younjr Mooresville, N. C. B. S., Business Education 78 MARSHALS Whom will we get to usher? Why that ' s no problem. We can call on the marshals. Is that one of their duties? Yes — to usher at plays and concerts and to welcome visitors and to make them feel at home. Since Pfeiffer is now a four year college, we have, for the first time, marshals. They are elected at the end of their Junior year to marshal at commencement exercises, and then to serve their following Senior year. These students were selected by the Stu- dent Council on the basis of scholarship, character, and school participation. They hold a position of honor. Seated: Frances Littlewood, Phyllis Whitley, Martha Cronkhite, Nancy Sheets Thompson. Standing: Esther Hartsoe, Bob Brooks, Chief Marshal Jim Griffith, Jim Dixon, Jon Lassiter, Jackie Ledford. ACTIVITIES Concentration . . . Interruption . . . Oh, nothing . . . just writing . . . Tobacco? . . . Prince Albert . . . Dad uses it. It ' s Dad ' s pipe . . . I like a pipe . . . Me too . . . I hate deadlines . . . Me too, I ' ve got a term paper due the . . . Yeah, but there isn ' t a thing like a newspaper article . . . especially with deadlines ! ! What you writing? It ' s an editorial, kinda. On what? Society ... I hate it . . . Me too . . . especially high society . . . What can you say? . . . there aren ' t enough words to . . . I don ' t know ... So long . . . Concentration. Alone with the keyboard and . . . Society . . . A pipe . . . Prince Albert STUDENT GOVERNMENT Three raps of the gavel are heard. The president begins. The council will please come to order . . . Fourteen students become attentive and serious. The meeting of the Government Association is ready to begin ... It may be to mete out punishment or to perform a more pleasant task. The purpose of the Student Government Association is to regu- late all matters pertaining to the conduct of the students and to promote the best interests of the individual student and the college. It acts as a link between the students, faculty, and administration. Jimmy Goodman President 82 Row 1 — Dean Bethea, Kirk McNeill, Preston Burr, Jimmy Goodman, Nancy Walsh, Elvin Fisher, Dean Holshouser. Row 2 — Phyllis Whitley, Carolyn McCarter, Don White, Ed Woodhouse, Bob Burnette, Jim Griffith, Jim Craven, Betty Ann Smith. Officers of the Student Government Asso- ciation are elected by the student body. They are a President, a Vice-President, a Secre- tary, a Treasurer, four members of the Sen- ior Class, three members of the Junior Class, two members of the Sophomore Class, and one member from the Freshman Class. These members must have and maintain a high scholastic rating. The students of Pfeiffer College have been given the privilege of governing them- selves. It is the student ' s responsibility to have an appreciation of and to uphold the policies set forth by this organization. 83 £ .. Row 1 — Phyllis Whitley, June Mills, Martha Crouch, Jean Sawyer, Jane Chambers, Dean Bethea. Row 2 — Elizabeth Day, Joetta Hall, Iris Young, Peggy Berry, Phyllis Hornbuckle, Rita Shumaker. Phyllis Whitley President W.S.G.A. As a member of the Women ' s Student Government Association of Pfeiffer College, I take it as my personal responsibility to up- hold the regulations of the association . . . A girl ' s voice is heard solemnly repeating the pledge of the W. S. G. A. This organization is new on our campus. It was set up to serve as a representative group of the women students to the council, faculty, and administration, and to unite the women of the campus. The purpose is to represent and to further the best interests of the women students, to regulate their conduct under the authority of the college, and to promote responsibility and a high sense of honor. 84 HOUSE COUNCILS MERNER HALL Row 1— Dorothy Walker, Phyllis Hornbuckle, Carolyn McLean. Row 2 — Sandy Strope, Dorathy Chance, Malinda Blanton, Mary Franklin Crouse. Well, girls, exactly what have we accomplished tonight? The president asks this question as she looks around at the other members of the council. Case number three is dismissed — a legitimate excuse for being late. A girl ' s exalted cries of joy are heard in the hall. They didn ' t campus me!!! Three call downs are to be given for failures to sign in. It seems impossible to remember. Plans are complete for the dorm social — a big one on the $2.30 left in the treasury. These are the functions of the newly organized house councils which take care of most matters in the dorm. If there is no further business, the meeting will adjourn. ROWE HALL Row 1— Betty Perry, Jane York, Sylvia Riser. Row 2 — Jeanne Frick, Peggy Berry, Sylvia Kimbro. CLINE HALL Seated — Barbara Dodson, Ann Flowe, Joetta Hall, Mary Warren, Janice Condor. Standing— Patty Gregg, Zoe Hill. WASHINGTON HALL Elizabeth Day, Joan Thomas, Clara Huneycutt, Judy Harris, Pauline Griffin, Edith Christy, Nancy Dorsey, Nancy Sutton. JANE FREEMAN Carolyn Evans, Iris Young, Jackie Ledford, Becky Barber, Nancy Baker, Carolyn McCarter. 85 Ifl I Seated: Bob Allen, Rex Dodson, Winston Harper, Dean Holshouser, Ed Woodhouse. Standing: Al King, Troy Carriker, Herbert J. Lentz. PRESIDENT Ed Woodhouse M.S.G.A. It is one thing to pass a resolution and an- other to carry it through. For the first time on this campus the Men ' s Student Govern- ment Association is a reality. . . . to maintain the highest standards of personal honor and to aid others in realiz- ing the purpose of Student Government. The pledge has been taken by one of the new freshmen. The purpose of the M.S.G.A. is to unite the men students of the campus and to en- able them to speak and act as the united voice of the men of Pfeiffer College, to rep- resent and further their best interests, to regulate conduct, and to promote responsi- bility and a high sense of honor. The key to democracy is unity, and the key to unity is co-operation. Therefore, each man on campus is a representative of M.S.G.A. 86 HOUSE COUNCILS KLUFTINGER DORMITORY Jim Griffith, Bill Tyson, Bob Burnett, Phil Wilkinson. FOOTE DORMITORY Jung Ju Kim, Brock Ridge, Ned Storey, Joe Arbo, Tony Philmon, Don Sims. PLYLER DORMITORY Seated: Don White, Paul Adkins, Joe Rhinehart, Jim Moser, Jim Deaton, Dave Nichols, Joe Holmes, Cliff Stamper. Standing: Jimmy Alexander. JIM GRIFFITH Editor LINDA BRIGGS Co-Editor W$t Bfetffer i£etog Seated: Jim Griffith, Linda Briggs, Becky Johnson. Standing: Brown Holbrooks, Betty Ann Smith, Martha Cronkhite, Jane York, Jane Chambers, Betty Perry, Betty Brown, Betty Hall, Betty McConnell, Don White, Merttie Cannon, Tom Jones. Armed with a pencil, ruler, and portfolio of papers, Linda can be seen entering room No. 7 in the Administration Building. . . . Soon the sound of hurryin g feet comes echoing down the hall. . . . In rush Jim, Jane, Becky, Marsha, and Betty, falling over one another and spilling papers on the floor in their haste. . . . Does anyone know a good joke? asks Jane, the humor editor as Don scratches his head thought- fully. . . . silence . . . Betty Ann, where is the feature on the new science building? . . . Oh! Where is that cartoon? . . . Mumble, Mumble . . . rush, rush ! Cries of anguish at a forgotten article . . . And the staff works on trying to get the paper ready for the press. Outside a senior thinks ... It is encouraging to note that Pfeiffer ' s growth into a senior college has affected every part of the school life. The Pfeiffer News, edited by Jim Griffith and Linda Briggs, has shown tremendous progress since last year. Under its new organizational set-up, the paper has been expanded to include the talents and abilities of a large number of students. Because of this organiza- tion we have been receiving two publications every month. This year ' s staff and advisor certainly de- serve an untold amount of praise for the manner in which it has carried such a tremendous amount of responsibility. . . . One person, a senior, leaves with a deeper understanding of the debt that Pfeiffer College owes to the Pfeiffer News for its progress — progress made possible by the effort and under the leadership of the staff of 1957-58. ID ft LOUIS ELAM Business Manager Seated: Betty Brown, Betty McConnell, Betty Davenport. Standing: Gayle Harkey, Lulla McDougald, Ruby Walker, Bettie Moses, Merttie Cannon, Kaye Blakeley, Martha Cronkhite. Dr. Charles W. Cox, Head of the Department of Drama, and Miss Sue Yarbrough. CURTAIN GOING-UP Places everybody! . . . Is my bow tied right? . . . Are you sure all the props are out there? . . . Does my make-up look all right? These questions and many more are familiar to performers on open- ing night . . . Everything is ready . . . Technical crews have been busy for weeks preparing for the big night. The auditorium has been echoing with the sounds of hammering, saw- ing, scraping, and banging. Finally, the crew, covered with paint, an- nounces that the set is ready. Everyone is tense ; the curtain goes up. Approximately two hours later everyone breathes a sigh of re- lief. Just as everyone expected, it was wonderful. Boy, you were great! Where did you learn to act like that? Praises for everyone. The Play- makers had just scored another hit. Two of the stars of The Imaginary Invalid — Betty Davenport and Bob Grubbs — practice for opening night. Clean up! Paint up! Drama workshop gets ready for a new production. DRAMATICS Practice makes perfect! The cast for the spring production of Hippolytus puts in long hours of hard work. Roger Saunders sings for the production of The Imaginary Invalid. Gerry Hamilton and Jim Moore of the Oral Inter- pretations Class entertain during an Assembly. fr ' . k «tt fl f f l ' Y WM MR. GLENN DRAPER Director of the Pfeiffer College Concert Choir and the Pfeiffer Singers. MUSIC MISS MARTHA BURCH Director of the Pfeiffer Choralettes The Music Department of Pfeiffer College contri- butes an outlet of activities for those students inter- ested in music. Vocal or instrumental training is offered to those who plan to use music in the future. This department offers cultural advancement to the remainder of the Student Body by participation in plays, concerts and chapel programs. PFEIFFER COLLEGE CONCERT CHOIR. Row 1: Jo Albertson, Ann Flowe, Becky Johnson, Gayle Harkey, Judy Hussey, Sarah McLaurin, Martha Dawkins, Clara Row 2 : Lounelle Draper, Betty Barbee, Alma Lee Lovette, Marcell Wiseman, Nancy Bak- er, Ann McKenzie, Jackie Ledford, Barbara Dodson, Sylvia Kimbro. Row 3: Jim Irby, Roger Collins, Don Miller, Tommy Holmes, Albert Rose, Johnny Stokes, Herron Bar- nette, Bobby Westmoreland, Jackie Staun- ton. Row 4: Fred Hilbers, Jim Griffith, Roger Saunders, Gene Price, Al King, Max Davis, Tom Jones, Tony Philmon, Jerry Thomas. Accompanist Bobbie Leonard. ii v 1 1 « THE MALE CHORUS Row 1 — Jim Irby, Roger Collins, Don Miller, Bobby Westmoreland, Johnny Stokes, Stan Thomp- son, Tony Philmon, Jackie Staunton. Row 2 — Milton Barden, Larry Kiser, Jon Lassiter, Bill Latham, Tommy Holmes, Albert Rose, Herron Barnette, Jim Drew. Row 3 — Jerry Kennedy, Al Capehart, Al King, Hugh Smith, Dan Aderhold, Clay Gibbs, Dan Plyler, Neal Smith, Jerry Thomas. Row 4 — Fred Hibbers, Jim Griffith, Tom Jones, Jim Dixon, Gene Price, John Kirkpatrick, Roger Saunders, Max Davis, Donald Brooks. Accompanist: Mrs. Joan Grubbs. What ' s all that noise? ... A timid freshman is heard to ask from the back row of Chapel room 11. That is the music department ' s prodigies, quips a girl on the front row. Someone begins Bach ' s Fugue, Number 22, on that organ every- day ! I could play it myself now ; I ' ve heard it so often! Thus the fortunate students may study gram- mar and literature with a background of classical music, hymns, and practice scales. It isn ' t every college that offers this advantage. . . . Someone down the hall begins. Tra . . . la . . . la do . . . re . . . me . . . do . . . . . . Does Pfeiffer offer an extensive pro- gram in music? Why, sure ! Pfeiffer has a Male Chorus which has recorded for the Voice of America. Yes, Jim, it surely is fun to be a member too, resorts the tall boy on the right. We meet twice a week to practice. I can just hear Mr. Draper now, saying . . . ' Let ' s go, men. ' Hey, don ' t forget the mixed chorus ! We meet twice a week too. We always have a tour in the spring when we sing for high schools and churches. They usually feed us when we go ! Boy, that ' s some fun. A girl in the front of the room enthusiastically joins in, We have a Women ' s Chorus. Miss Burch is teaching us some wonderful arrangements. Be- side this, Pfeiffer has a quartet, a combo, and a band. Don ' t forget the Charlotteens ! ... I heard the Combo practicing the other day. Every few minutes Bobbie would call loudly above the music, ' Hey, Jerry, change keys! ' It was really a scream ! 93 PFEIFFER CHORALETTES Row 1— Helen Miller, Elizabeth Day, Betty McConnell, Dolores Parker, Joan Thomas. Row 2 — Nancy Dorsey, Gwendolyn Benfield, Carolyn Arey, Elizabeth Clay, Doris Carlton. Row 3 — Joy Thore, Pauline Griffin, Mildred Broome, Rachel Smith, Edith Christy, Mary Warren. Pianist Martha Dawkins. Director: Martha Burch. The Choral Union, com- posed of interested stu- dents and people of the surrounding; area, has con- tributed much toward the enrichment of campus and community appreciation of great church music through the presentation of Han- del ' s Messiah. THE CHARLOTTEENS Jimmy Irby, Tony Philmon, Jerry Thomas, Tommy Holmes. PFEIFFER BAND Row 1 — Louis Elam, Jim Yates, Sanford Furr, Carroll Spencer, Jane Kayler, Max Davis, Malcolm Hun- eycutt, Bobbie Leonard. Row 2 — Mr. Glenn Draper, Wayne Beachum, Bill Latham, Linda Moody, Jerry Thomas. Row 1 — Rev. James Clemmer, Don Michelle, Jackie Ledford, Dr. J. Lem Stokes, Evelyn Luther. Row 2 — Jo Albertson, Martha Cronkhite, Jerry Ritchie, Ken Byerly, Don White, Mr. Griffin Campbell. Row 3 — Paul Adkins, Dr. Henry Shissler, Dr. Dimiter Wassen, Dr. Paul M. Wheeler, Dr. George M. Schreyer, Bobby Waddell. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS In our tour of campus organizations, the senior addresses the freshman, one of the most im- portant groups to be considered is the Christian Life Council. Composed of representatives of faculty and student body, the Council serves as the steering committee for campus-wide religious activities. Just what does the Council do specifically? Well, the Council is responsible for formulating policies regarding the religious program. The Council coordinates all religious activities, and directs all inter-denominational, non-denominational and inter-faith activities. Who are members of this Council ? How are they elected ? The Christian Life Council includes the Director of Religious Life, two faculty representatives appointed by the administration, a pre sident and vice-president elected by the student body, and presi- dents, sponsors, and representatives of each denominational group. Meeting of Committee of 90 . . . Religious Em- phasis Week . . . punch . . . conversation. Ken Byerly President 3HHB9 DENOMINATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Methodist Student Fellowship Martha Cronkhite President Jason Smith Vice-President Dorathy Chance Secretary Clifford Stamper Treasurer Baptist Student Union Jo Ann Padgett Vice-President Paul Adkins President Bob Chandler Secretary Not pictured Edward Lentz Westminster Fellowship Don Michelle President Flax Dellinger Vice-President Wade Owen Treasurer Nancy Hammill Secretary Lutheran Student Association Mary Ann Fisher Secretary-Treasurer Jerry Ritchie President 98 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP This meeti ng will come to order, Jo calls loudly over the buzzing group. The meeting progresses until ... A hand is timidly raised, and a wavering voice from a new member asks, What is this club all about? . . . The answers fly upon her from all directions. The secretary reads the purpose of the organization aloud. . . . Designed for those students who are preparing for full- time service in the Church in the area of Christian Education, the Christian Educa- tion Fellowship provides opportunities for worship, study, and companionship among students committed to this field of en- deavor. . . . The meeting continues with only one change. A young person, convinced that this organization will be of help to her, resolves to come again and share in the Christian fel- lowship enjoyed by this group. Row 1 — Jean Arndt, Betty Lou Barbee, Birdie Bingham, Kaye Blakley, Linda Briggs, Betty Jean Coile, Barbara Davis, Elizabeth Day. Row 2 — Carolyn Evans, Judy Harris, Becky Johnson, Mildred Jones, Jane Kayler, Jackie Ledford, Evelyn Luther, Shirley McCall. Row 3 — Carolyn McCarter, Linda Moody. Row 4 — Helen Overcash, Dolores Parker. Row 5 — Shirley Pegram, Nadine Petrea. Row 6 — Marcia Pilkenton, Hilda Quinn. Row 7 — Sylvia Rogers, Bill Satterwhite. Row 8 — Grace Sneeden, Annie Lou Trexler. Row 9 — Clara Vann Tysinger, Mary White, Pauline Wilhelm, Betty Williams, Carol Wilson, Marcell Wiseman, Jane York, Dr. George M. Schreyer, Sponsor. Betty Davenport, not pictured. PRE-MINISTERIAL FELLOWSHIP PRESIDENT Bobby Waddell That sounds like a good idea, but how are you going to convince your church members about the benefits of church organization? asks a young student pastor. . . . What are some good sermon topics? . . . Should you preach from an outline? . . . What are some ways that you can learn to counsel? These and many other questions are debated and discussed at the weekly meetings which are held by the Pre-Ministerial Fellowship. These meetings, which provide opportunities for instruction, inspiration, fellowship, and service, are held for the purpose of promot- ing discussion and general interest in the pastoral ministry of the Church for those who are preparing for their life-role in the Christian ministry. Row 1— John Bowen, Clarence Clark, Clay Gibbs. Row 2 — Bill Latham, Kirk McNeill, Philip A. Pharr, Dan Plyler, Tommy Price. Row 3 — Alvin Seawell, Johnny Stokes. Jim Thompson, Don White, Dr. Henry H. Shissler, Advisor. Row 1 — Anita Benoy, Malinda Blanton, Eva Carpenter, Elizabeth Clay, Mary Franklin Crouse, Peggy Goodman, Esther Hartsoe. Row 2 — Judy Hussey, Becky Johnson, Jane Kayler, Bobbie Leonard, Priscilla McDougald, Margaret Payne, Norma Sanko. Row 3 — Sandy Strope, Dot Walker, Miss Mary F. Floyd, Advisor. Betty Davenport, not pictured. MISSIONS CLUB I don ' t know, Bobbie, I am not sure if I want to join. Just what is the Missions Club? . . . Well, first of all, it is an organization for students who are interested in home missions, foreign missions, and social work. We meet once a month to study the world-wide mission of the church and the qualifications necessary for missionary service. . . . Well, I ' m not sure about what I want to be yet, so I don ' t guess I had better join. . . . Oh, but you should ! We are especially interested in helping those persons who are undecided, and we try to help acquaint our members with the many different fields of service in the church. If you join, you might find an answer to your vocational problem. Well, in that case, I think I ' ll come to the next Phyllis Hornbuckle PRESIDENT meeting. Jim Thompson PRESIDENT ORDER OF THE SUNDIAL At the sundial at 6:00! What ' s going on at the sundial at 6:00? As the students gather around the sundial, each Sun- dial member leads from the crowd a rising junior or senior who has been selected by the club to become a part of the Order. Someone says — To be a member of the Order of the Sundial, a student must excell in the physical, social, aesthetic, and spiritual aspects of college life. Once a member, each must strive to prove the belief of the Order, Friendship is like the eternal rays of the sun. Next year, same time, same place. Be at the sundial at 6:00 — it might be you. Row 1 — Jo Albertson, Linda Bripprs. Row 2 — Preston Burr, Janelle Byerly. Row 3 — Ken Byerly, Martha Cronkhite. Row 1 — Martha Crouch, Carolyn Evans. Row 5 — Anne Franck, Jimmy Goodman. Row fi — Ronnie Jenkins, Al KinR. Row 7 — Phyllis Whitley, Miss Mary Floyd, Sponsor. 102 Row — Robert Allen, Kaye Blakley, Merttie Canon, Martha Cronkhite, Barbara Ann Drye, Thomas Edwards, Gerry Hamilton. Row 2 — Judy Harris, Judy Harrison, Phyllis Hornbuckle, Dixie Hughes, Becky Johnson, Sylvia Kimbro, Lorecta Little. Row 3 — Priscilla McDougald, Jimmy Moore, Keith Nicholson, Eveline Plyler, Pat Saunooke, Betty Ann Smith, Hugh Smith. Row 4 — Neal Smith, Craynor Uzzell, Dr. Charles W. Cox, Advisor. PFEIFFER PLAYMAKERS Bob Grubbs PRESIDENT Anyone interested in drama, either in acting or technical work, can become a member of the Pfeiffer Playmakers. From this group is chosen the casts and technical crews for the performances during the year. On November 22 and 23, they rendered a good interpretation of Moliere ' s The Imaginary Invalid. Carrying the leads were Betty Davenport as the French maid, and Bob Grubbs as the hypochon- driac. Other leading characters were Judy Harrison, Martha Cron- khite, Jimmy Moore, and Neal Smith, all of whom were supported by an excellent cast and technical crew. On March 21, the Playmakers presented a fine production of the Greek play Hippolytus directed by Miss Sue Yarbrough. 103 Are you interested in any special field? Yes, Science . . . with the new science building . . . You ought to join the Science Club . . . meeting ' s afternoons and evenings . . . speak- ers . . . field trips. Bon jour, mademoiselle . . . why don ' t you join with us . . . had French? ... oh . . . you ' re taking French now . . . that ' s all right . . . you ' re eligible . . . Seems you have a club for everything! Sure, if you ' re interested . . . VETERANS CLUB Carlyn E. Griffin Secretary Joe Arbo President Joe Whitley Vice-President OUR INTERESTS FRENCH CLUB Kirk McNeill Vice-President Dorathy Chance Secretary Mildred Hurley Secretary of Promotion Bill Satterwhite President SCIENCE CLUB Betty Hall Secretary Lester Davis Vice-President Judy Tate Treasurer Dacil Furr President Have you earned your letter? . . . Good, then you can come to the Lettermen ' s Club. Maybe so, but the Republicans ' Club will win. Hi, won ' t you join the Republicans ' Club, Jerry? Oh, no you don ' t . . . you political elephant . . . that ' s my prospect . . . he ' s promised to join the Democrats . . . that ' ll be one more for the 1960 election. ARE VARIED LETTERMEN ' S CLUB Ed Woodhouse Vice-President Brack Bailey Treasurer Jimmy Irby Secretary Richard Biddy President YOUNG DEMOCRATS ' CLUB Seated: Winston Harper, Second Vice-President Jean Sawyer, Secretary Standing: Thad Bryson, President Bill Shuping, Treasurer Ed Woodhouse, Club Organizer Not Pictured: Joetta Hall, First Vice-President YOUNG REPUBLICANS ' CLUB Don Michelle President Eveline Plyler Secretary Nancy Hammill Treasurer PHYSICAL EDUCATION I hear they have made the Physical Education Majors ' Club co-ed. . . . seems to be working out well. Well, the larger group enables those majoring in Health and Physical Education to promote the purpose of wholesome, organized recreation, and to stimulate interest in the profession. The large group has a greater sense of fellowship. Sure does. This group establishes leadership and creates public interest in athletics. Row 1 — George Alley, Joe Arbo, Eli Atwell, Horace Austin, Brack Bailey, Richard Bailey, Milton Barden. Row 2 — Don Barnhardt, Maxine Barrett, Robert Bost, Bill Briggs, Jerry Bryson, Frances Caudle, William Caudle. Row 3 — Linda Cline, Jimmy Coggins, George Conger, Woodroe Dailey, Jimmy Dixon, Leon Ensley, Margaret Foster. Row 4 — Ronald Gooch, Betty Jane Harris, Doris Harris, Worth Hicks, Earl B. Hill, Gene Hoilman, Bobby Holshouser. MAJORS ' CLUB Elvin Fisher PRESIDENT Row 1 — Sammy Johnston, Larry Jordan, Royal Lancaster, Embry Lay, Frances Littlewood, James H. Lynn, Wil- liam MeCarter. Row 2 — Donald Michelle, Mildred Mills, Linda Mullis, Jimmy Napier, Jimmy Nuckols, Betty Perry, Delmas Petrea. Row 3 — Donald Poole, Ronald Rayle, Brock Ridge, Jimmy Russell, Johnnie Russell, Pat Saunooke, Marvin Seaford. Row 4 — Jason Smith, Phillip Stone, Morgan Walker, Bill Walters, Roger Williams, Edwin Woodhouse, Donald Zim- merman. Not pictured: Miles Joe Kluttz. SOCIAL New dress . . . new tie How about some punch? . . . No, thanks, let ' s talk . . . Nice music . , . Mmmm . . . Wanna dance? . . . Let ' s just listen . . . Say, is that a new dress? . . . Uh huh . . . That ' s a new tie, isn ' t it? . . . Yeah . . . What are you going to do this summer? Work at the beach ... That ' s good . . . And you?-... . Summer school . . . Sure you don ' t want some punch? . . . No, thank you . . . Sure? . . . Yes . . . Wanna dance now? . . . O.K. . . . You ' re a good dancer . . . We should do this more often . . . nice band. Mmmmh . . . New tie . . . new dress . . . new friends . . . Old music. ruzu T JOa I I mtfSf { : The May Queen is SYLVIA ROG- ERS, a Senior from Hendersonville, N. C. ] | ■ ■. ' ' ' ' . ' ; ■ Ipl mS ■ J 11 l«0 It 20 21 C ■ 11 :il !_ i 4 % a I ' M U 11 11 lie U .-. .-.. L. IRIS YOUNG — a Senior from i a a i  ■. t II it i Mt Mooresville, N. C. — is the Maid of • t. 1 c 1 11 IS MC Honor. 111 CAROLYN EVANS, Senior at- tendant, is from Forest City, N. C. -w- BOBBIE LEONARD, Senior at- tendant, is from Salisbury, N. C. ESTHER HARTSOE is a Senior attendant from Warrensville, N. C. GERRY HAMILTON— from For- est City, N. C. — is a Junior attendant. jlSk Another Junior attendant is BAR- BARA DAVIS from Mount Ulla, N. C. SHEARRA HARRIS from Denton, N. C, is a Junior attendant. •ia ' - - A Sophomore attendant is ANN FLOWE from Midland, N. C. JEAN HAMILTON from Forest City, N. C, is a Sophomore attendant. JEAN SAWYER, Sophomore at- tendant, is from Spot, N. C. FLOSSIE HILDRETH. Freshman attendant, is from Bridpeton, N. J. BETTY BROWN is a Freshman attendant from Yadkinville, N. C. The month is May . . . the flow- ers are in bloom . . . beauty is seen everywhere . . . especially the beau- ties of the campus . . . the May Queen and her court. This celebration is a pleasant memory of a happy year at Pfeiffer. V ■ - X A sprig of holly ... a cloud of white net ... the radiating beauty of BETTY JANE HARRIS— Miss Merry Christmas . . . 1 18 2 i A Do you know who was chosen? Shhhh — the President of the Student Government is speaking. I should like to announce that the couple being honored at the Wash- ington Ball tonight as Martha and George Washington is NADINE PETREA and JIM GRIFFITH. This event is a delightful one sponsored each year at Pfeiffer by the Student Government Association. 119 I .- ?S!K? ii !■■ Time to sit one out . . . tired feet . . . conversation with that special date the Snowmen . . . gaiety . . . holiday mistletoe. Christmas Dance . . . the dance of WEEKENDS No date ... no homework . . . what ' s better than watching T.V. ? . . . especially with that good-looking girl (on T.V., I mean). Cruising to Groucho ' s? . . . coke? . . . hot dog? rock ' n roll . . . conversation over hamburgers wisecracks and fun on a weekend date. Weekends on Pfeiffev campus ... Do you remem- ber? Saturday ... a rainy day ... a movie . . . an extra special date . . . perhaps it was a trip home. Or a formal dance in the gym which had been transformed into another world The B. B. . . . the President ' s Tea . . . or it could have been a blue sky . . . sunshine ... a pic- nic ... a hike . . . Sadie Hawkins Dance at Dog- patch ... a concert, a harpist, or the Chanticleers. Sunday morning . . . church ... a lazy after- noon . . . sightseeing . . . Morrow Mountain . . . time flown . . . Monday . . . classes. W Come down from the clouds . . . it ' s not heaven . . . you have just been listening to Mildred Dilling, the concert harpist . . . Wasn ' t she wonderful? To add to the gaiety of Christmas a tea at the President ' s home conversation. punch . . . cookies . . . and good KH HBGBSSIhHH SPORTS That ' s the fourth time he ' s missed . . . why don ' t they bench him? I don ' t know . . . Can ' t ever tell about these things . . . A free shot ! He missed . . . We ' re behind again . . . Well, if they ' d do like I say . . . Foul! Foul! Did you see it? A deliberate foul. Foul! Foul! Why don ' t they shoot . . . They can ' t get to the net, stupid. Boy, I could . . . Did you see that shot ? That team has got us . . . Want a coke . . I need something . . . There he goes again, pass it! pass it! throw the ball! A foul on us ... of all the . . . We ' re of f tonight ... There they go again. We ' ll never make it . . . Throw the ball! Pass it! You stupid . . . He ' s going to shoot ! For the love of . . . Look! Did you see that?! He made it! He made it! Coach Don Miller, after being elevated to the head coaching job this year, greeted on the 6th of Octo- ber some sixteen boys, including six returning letter- men — Delmas Petrea, Bill Tyson, Larry Kiser, Keith Young, Ed Woodhouse, and Richard Biddy. Then the addition of several promising prospects from last year ' s Freshman team — Bobby Freeman, Larry Jordan, Harold Tackett, and Joe Arbo — and the eligibility of transfer guard Phil Stone allowed Coach Miller to find the right combination for this year ' s team. 124 SCHEDULE Nov. 22 Atlantic Christian Nov. 25 East Carolina Dec. 2 Catawba Dec. 4 Lenoir Rliyne Dec. 7 Elon Dec. 9 Newberry Dec. 12 Appalachian Dec. 14 Elon Dec. 17 Hitfh Point Jan. 6 Presbyterian Jan. 8 East Carolina Jan. !) Hijyh Point Jan. 11 Guilford Jan. 14 Wofford Jan. 27 Appalachian Jan. 29 Catawba Jan. 30 Lenoir Rhyne Jan. ,° 1 Norfolk Navy Feb. 1 Newberry Feb. o Guilford Feb. 5 Belmont Abbey Feb. 14 Wofford Feb. 18 Presbyterian Feb. 20 Atlantic Christian Feb. 22 Belmont Abbey —Or M iiiai BASKETBALL €f RICHARD BIDDY Forward Center LARRY JORDAN Forward HAROLD TACKETT Forward ED WOODHOUSE Forward PHIL STONE Guard DELMAS PETREA Captain Guard BOBBY FREEMAN Guard LARRY KISER Guard KEITH YOUNG Guard BILL TYSON Center r%?A On November 22nd, basketball swung into the spotlight as far as Pfeiffer was con- cerned. Following a rousing send-off from the whole student body, the Panthers jour- neyed to Wilson, N. C, to meet the tough Bulldogs of Atlantic Christian. For Coach Don Miller ' s charges it was an impressive debut as they topped the Bulldogs on an after-the-whistle shot by Phil Stone, who along with Delmas Petrea and Richard Biddy, was nothing less than spectacular. Three nights later Pfeiffer made the long trip to Greenville, N. C, to meet the mighty Pirates at E. C. C. However, the Panthers were not so successful as they ran into a red hot quintet from E. C. C. Led by sharp- shooting Jessel Curry, the Pirates ran rough- shod over the Panthers in the last half of the contest. Mr. Rodney Don Miller Coach Pfeiffer ahead — 72-70 . . . Time for jubilation for the boys on the bench and Coach Miller. 1 1 Playing their first game before the homefolks, the Panthers came through to conquer their arch rival Catawba in convincing fashion with a 94-91 score. Lenoir Rhyne came next to Pfeiffer, but the ever strong Bears were too much for the Panthers. Pfeiffer came back home on December 7th and 9th to thrash Elon and Newberry in succession. However, old Lady Bad Luck made her appear- ance and Pfeiffer played its next three games without the services of two of their leading play- ers, Phil Stone and Richard Biddy. Although the Panthers were defeated in These three — Appala- chian, Elon, and High Point — none can deny the fact that a tremendous effort was given by each of the players. Returning home from Christmas holidays, the Panthers continued their losing streak at Clinton. S. C, when a tough team from Presbyterian handed them their sixth loss. Old Lady Luck struck again in the East Caro- lina College game as the Panthers were right in the thick of the battle until ace rebounder and scorer, Richard Biddy, injured his ankle with 10 minutes left to play. After this, however, the Pirates pulled away slowly to win 84-71. Our luckless Panthers have since faced High Point, Guilford, Wofford, and Appalachian only to come out on the short end. With a few good breaks and a little luck here and there each of these losses could have easily gone our way. As this annual goes to press, the record of the Panthers might not be too impressive ; but with ten games remaining on the schedule, our possi- bilities for a good season are still bright. •.•.■•■■ : ' f:;. j- ;.v. -■• v ■ . ' - 7 .;■, ' ; V : ' --7b - : 7 ' -7 .•c.-- , ' .■■ ' - 7-. vv . .; - . , MR. JOHN NEEDY Coach of Freshman Basketball FRESHMAN TEAM Row 1 — Farrcll Tippctt, Frank Bosquet, Brack Bailey, Durwood Hoffman, Ronald Rayle. Row 2 — Don Sims, Lewis Carpenter, Ray Huff, Joe Arbo, Bobby Collins, Charles Pickard. irn IV rifimii ' iiiin i l — T Fu WOfcVK :;. 11 C H 9fl v Jo Ann Mundy, Head Cheerleader. Row 1 — Jean Sawyer, Alternate, Shearra Harris, Judy Coe, Jean Hamilton, Joetta Hall, Alternate. Row 2 — Sylvia Kiser, Sylvia Kimbro. Spectators have almost filled the gym . . tension is rising while the crowd is mill- ing around . . . There are still a few minutes before the game begins. Then all at once tension ceases, the gym is filled with voices . . . our team is on the floor! From that time on until the end of the game, the cheerleaders are backing the team with their cheers ; they are helping create enthusiasm among the on-lookers. Most of all, a bas- ketball player remembers that even when the team is low in points, he is high in spirit because the cheerleaders are always yelling. ... GO PANTHERS, GO . . . GET THAT BALL AND GO! ' 129 BASEBALL Baseball at Pfeiffer has been the most successful at winning- of all the major sports on campus. Under the crafty and able tutelage of Coach Joe Ferebee, last year ' s team compiled the best won-lost record in the state in winning fifteen — losing only four — two of these defeats being by one run. The success of our baseballers was attributed to a well rounded infield consisting of Jimmy Irby, Larry Graham, Jim Coggins, Jim Russell, and Bob Bost; a capable outfield of Ray Hudson, Diz Owens, Tom Eaton, and Brack Bailey ; and a well balanced pitching- staff of Larry Sedberry, Roger Williams, Max Sherrill, Tommy Jamieson, Jim Coggins, and Larry Kiser. This fine Pfeiffer nine defeated such teams as Elon, The Citadel (2), Wofford, Williams College (2), Belmont Abbey (2), Guilford (2), Atlantic Christian (2), and Shaw Air Force Base (2). With the nucleus of last year ' s team returning, plus some very promising freshmen, this year ' s team could possibly reach the same heights as last year. MR. JOE FEREBEE Coach Row 1 — Larry Graham, John Robertson, Ronny Jones, Ronald Gooch, Tommy Eaton, Jerry Bryson, Brack Bailey. Row 2 — Jerry Blackwelder, Bob Bost, Roger Williams, Eddie Graves, Joe Arbo, Jim Coggins, Jimmy Russell, Larry Kiser. - Not so high . . . and not too low! BASEBALL Whoa, brother, that ' s far enough . . STATISTICS 1957 Varsity Record 6 6 Won 15 Pfeiffer 4 Pfeiffer Pfeiffer 6 Pfeiffer 8 Pfeiffer Pfeiffer Pfeiffer 8 Pfeiffer 2 Pfeiffer 11 Pfeiffer 9 Pfeiffer 9 Pfeiffer 10 Pfeiffer 16 Pfeiffer 17 Pfeiffer 6 Pfeiffer 6 Pfeiffer 4 Pfeiffer 7 Pfeiffer 15 Lost 4 Citadel 2 Citadel 3 Citadel Shaw Air Base 1 Shaw Air Base 2 Williams 5 Williams 4 Catawba 3 Atlantic Christian 8 N. C. Coaching- School 2 Atlantic Christian 8 Guilford 5 Guilford 5 Elon 4 Elon 14 Wofford 7 Wofford 3 Belmont Abbey 6 Belmont Abbey 2 Row 1 — Jimmy Morton, Gene Russell, Ronny Jones, Dick Bailey. Row 2 — Ed Carrier, Johnny Robertson, Eddie Graves, Bobby Ellis, Dick Costner. FRESHMAN BASEBALL I ' ve got him m Won 8 1957 FRESHMAN RECORD Lost 3 Pfeiffer 16 Cranbrook, Mich. Pfeiffer 18 Cranbrook, Mich. Pfeiffer 18 N. C. Coaching- School 2 Pfeiffer 8 Wingate Jr. College 9 Pfeiffer 8 Duke 2 Pfeiffer 11 U.N.C. 4 Pfeiffer U.N.C. 5 Pfeiffer 12 Pembroke 2 Pfeiffer 11 Pembroke Pfeiffer 3 U.N.C. 4 Pfeiffer 9 Duke 6 132 7 Stoker serves a hard one I ■ Hey! That ' s quite a backhand you ' ve got there ! exclaims a spectator at one of the tennis matches in which the members of the tennis team participate. It seems that Lloyd Hunsucker and Doug Archer turned in a fine record last season, a student is heard explaining to a visitor, and I ' m sure they and the others will do as well this year. Bob Stoker, Lloyd Hunsucker, Delmas Pet- rea, Doug Archer, Alton Taylor, Jim Blake- ney, Johnny Stokes. Not pictured Gene Thompson. TENNIS In the early spring, tennis players get the court for all-important practice sessio on sions. H f5 MR. GEORGE MELTON Coach BANG! We ' re off! . . . CROSS COUNTRY Row 1— Don White, Cecil Byrd, Phil Clark. Row 2- Jim Dixon, George Conger, Wayne Smith. Cross-country is one of the minor sports on the Pfeiffer campus. Few people on campus knew of its exist- ence until Coach George Melton is- sued several calls for interested per- sons. If cross-country is so remote from the sports ' limelight, what mo- tivates these young men to partici- pate in such an activity? Participa- tion in this sport alone can create within oneself stamina, and a feeling of satisfaction from the achievement of a difficult task. George Conger, Wayne Smith, Jim Dixon, Don White, Roger Collins, Phil Clark, Cecil Byrd, and Jim Blakeney answered Coach Melton ' s call and participated in most of the matches with Wake Forest, Pem- broke, U.N.C., and in the State Meet in Raleigh. Inexperience proved to be the Panthers biggest drawback in the early part of the season but as the season progressed our road runners began to run more as a unit with a promise of a bright future forecasted for them. SOCCER Soccer, one of Pfeiffer ' s newest sports, was added to the sports agenda this fall. Even though most of the players had never played this sport before, Coach J. A. Needy made rapid progress, and within a period of several weeks had a team of men who lacked experience but had plenty of hustle. Their first game was against last year ' s Virginia State Champions, Lynchburg College, who beat the Pfeiffer team 8-0. The Panthers showed plenty of determination and fight. The final game of the season with Davidson climaxed the season. Pfeiffer held the heavily-favored Wildcats to one goal the first half and finally ended the game behind 3-0. With 22 returning lettermen, the Pfeiffer soccer team next vear should be a big threat. ; r - MR. JOHN NEEDY Coach Row 1 — Robert Panayotti, Andy Hill, Dan Tweed, Jung Ju Kim, Freddie Lentz, Coy Plott. Row 2 — Wayne Beachum, Dave Nichols, Jimmy Moser, Roger Collins, Bill Barker, Ralph Borroto, Eddie Foil, Wayne Smith, Fred Weaver, Clay Gibbs. Row 3 — Coach John Needy, Milton Barden, Ned Storey, Al Capehart, Jim Griffith, Donald Tweed, Gary Barringer, Rich- ard Hartsell, Jess Patterson, Glenn Wellborn, Assistant Coach Dr. Dimiter Wassen. aamMmm Kneeling: Dave Nichols, Glenn Wellborn. Standing: Ron Carrouth, Al Owens, Milton Barden, Coy Plott. WRESTLING Front: Wallace Martin, Coach; Glenn Wellborn, Milton Barden. Standing: Ron Carrouth, Al Owens, Coy Plott, Dave Nichols. Coach Wallace Martin ' s grapp ling Panthers came roaring into the season full of scrap and will to win. This was the second year of wrestling as a real sport at Pfeiffer. All except two members from last year ' s team returned and showed that one year of experi- ence is very profitable. Enthusiasm was built up by means of assembly programs, which explained the essentials and a few of the finer points of the sport to the students. Many new faces were added to the growing list of men who wrestle. Wayne Smith, Ron Carrouth, and Al Capehart were a big help in their first year. Help was given these men by the veterans: Coy Plott, Dave Nichols, Jim Griffith, Milton Barden, and Glenn Wellborn. MR. WALLACE MARTIN Coach 136 r. % ■ . . - Le- : Bobby Baucom, Bill Walters, Jack Masich, Jim Ray, George Skomsky. GOLF As spring arrives a young man ' s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love, but in the case of the Pfeiffer golfers this love is GOLF. On many after- noons the golf team can be seen practicing and play- ing at the Stanly County Country Club. And why not — with a 9 and 2 standing last year. A lot of prac- tice will be required to beat this record. Last year the team was composed of Bill Walters, Jennings House, Bobby Lisk, Bobby Baucom, Ray Krimminger and Jim Ray. Two victories were posted over each of these colleges: High Point, Catawba, Oak Ridge, and Belmont Abbey. One victory and one loss went to Guilford and one loss went to Wake Forest. The average score for the Pfeiffer team was 75, only three over par. It might be noted that the Pfeiffer team beat Guilford, who was the North State Conference Champions. The prospects for a good team this year are bright in spite of the loss of Bobby Lisk and Jen- nings House. Two freshmen, Jack Masich and George Skomsky, will fill these vacancies. Last year Pfeiffer was well represented in the Southern Intercollegiate Golf Tournament held in Athens, Georgia. With another good year the team hopes to again compete with the top teams of the south. This is their goal. A fine swing ... a long drive • . «AV i I PFEIFFER BUILDING PROGRAM In the past year Pfeiffer Col- lege has made tremendous strides in development, improvement, and enlargement through its building program. Completed during this past year have been an estimated $670,000 Science Building, a sewage disposal plant, a renovation of attic space into a new floor in the Administration Building, additions to the dining hall, and new classroom and office facilities on the ground floor of Goode Hall. This same spirit of expansion can be sensed in the plans for pro- posed buildings to be erected in the near future. Included in this program are plans for a Student Center, which will house an in- firmary, a kitchen, dining rooms, and an auditorium which will seat one thousand students. Dormitory expansions in the form of new wings to be added on Rowe and Merner and a new dormitory for men will offer facilities for ac- commodating an increase of two hundred boarding students. A faculty apartment building with twelve units will house members of Pfeiffer ' s rapidly growing fac- ulty. New homes are planned for construction for those new fac- ulty members with families. The Pfeiffer Board of Trustees has also approved plans for the enlargement of Mitchell Gymna- sium and the addition of a swim- ming pool and other facilities to the Gym, in addition to the con- struction of a permanent stadium at the baseball diamond. Thus the building program of Pfeiffer College offers a glimpse of the Pfeiffer of Tomorrow, an institution which endeavors to progress as the need for an educa- tional opportunities for the young people of the world increases with the intellectual demands of an ever-growing world. 138 Oh, that towering feeling . . . All roads lead — to the Administration Building 1.™ g;1 V ' • I STUDENT CENTER S. INFIRMARY 2 SCIENCE BLDG. • 1 CLASS ROOM BLDG. ADMINISTRATION 5 LIBRARY 6 CHAPEL • T MUSIC BLDG. 8 ARTS 4 CRAFTS 9 GYMNASIUM «. POOL • 10 MAINTENANCE S. SHOPS • II POST OFFICE 12 WOMEN ' S DORMS • 13 WOMEN ' S DORMS 14 MENS DORMS • 15 MEN ' S DORMS 16 STUDENT APARTMENTS •17 FACULTY APARTMENTS 18 FACULTY HOMES I PRESIDENTS HOUSE FUTURE BUILDINGS -q ? « «_ «« jf TEN YEAR DEVELOPMENTAL PLAN Looks complicated, doesn ' t it? This is Pfeiffer with the forward look. 141 y Campus ... in the bleak mid-winter Confiding in Curlytail . . . 142 Completed . . . Our pride and joy. Reverently and peacefully it stands, welcoming all who will enter. At the end of a busy day quiet meditation. 143 Seated: Jean Hamilton, Nancy Baker, Kay Mansfield, Caroline Boyd, Sylvia Kiser, Rita Shumaker, Nadine Petrea, Jo Albertson, B. J. Coile, Esther Harlsoe. Standing: Jim Drew, Millard Warren, Barbara Davis, Carolyn McLean, Larry Kiser, Jane Honeycutt, Tom Jones, Janice Small, Jean Arndt, Carolyn Evans. Not pictured: Jo Ann Morgan, Nancy Hammill, Sandy Strope, Barbara Smith, Marjorie Smith, Jimmy Gray, Beth Rob- erts, Betty McConnell, Eveline Plyler. CLASS EDITORS Esther Hartsoe, B. J. Coile, Jo Albertson, Caroline Boyd THE 1958 EDITOR Carolyn Evans ' i - ■ BUSINESS MANAGER Jim Drew From September to February the Chimes staff make their way to the annual room (at all hours), individually or in groups. They open the door into another world, the world of the Chimes. It has its own appearance — desks and tables littered with paper, rulers, pencil stubs, negatives, ancient typewriters, and a cluttered floor where the debris has fallen. In one corner are stacks of annuals from many years and many universities. The mainstay of the whole work, the dummy, covered with smudgy finger- prints, is scattered about the desk, giving evidence of hours of hard work. The typists are pounding away — one thought going through their minds, the deadline. The business manager is taking care of the financial part. Previous weeks have been spent making pictures — accompan- ied by such comment as: What a creepy thing to wear for a pic- ture. This is awful! I demand a retake! Finally all work is completed and in the hands of the printer. Whew — time to settle back and wait for the completed product of our efforts. Now the staff presents to you the 1958 Chimes hoping that these pages will provide a framework for your memories to cling to. EDITORS Seated: Barbara Davis, Sylvia Kiser, Rita Shumaker, Nadine Petrea, Jean Arndt, Kay Mansfield. Standing: Larry Kiser, Tom Jones. Not pictured: Janelle Byerly. CHIMES ASSISTANT EDITOR Millard Warren Miss Margaret Stuckey ADVISOR 145 Best Wishes to PFEIFFER COLLEGE AVe are happy to have served the faculty, staff and student bodv for AS rears and we extend 1 von a cordial invitation t ston liv to see us. Compliments uj CD. PLYLER C. SPENCER PLYLER GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fertilizer — Lespedeza — Clover — Field Seed Misenheimer, Xorth Carolina Congratulations B.B. GRILL Located at Intersection of Highway- 49 and 52 Richfield, N. C. 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BURRELL BAKERY Bakers of Silvcrcrest BREAD CAKES Albemarle, North Carolina BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC i II Kl.i )T ' I I ' ., N . C. WHOLESALE Finest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Frozen Foods Institutional Canned l : Is It sihwvs Pa s To Buy The Best Complin ,-nls of MAUNEY ' S FEED MILL New London. X. C. Compliments of BAKERS OF MARY JANE BREAD AND CAKES Phone VI ' 2-1234 Albemarle, X. C. «• £k v China l GJ Z7ir Preparation and Serving oj Poods tOLIXA a s t L-i, J_A_ « o- _ W -L«_e V O_o C — 2T ■ pr, JL T - . . STANLY FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone W2-22SS Albemarle, X. C. V - — 3r Diamjjiids — | yatches Jewelry 1.M 1 N ' orlfi Second Street K_ - - i- V „.amonds Jewelry Watches ' V 7 STARNES JEWELRY STORE Leading Jeweler, Since 1898 y II...,,, .,..1.. V I • Diamonds Jewelry — a U t _ tH OU c  lS -2 Li-ftJ , -V- • FARMERS AND MERCHANTS D - X kl 1 j4 D IS 10 GRANITE QUARRY, NORTH CAROLINA d D t,J • ,J U -r I . fimded In Security — Built By Service 1 IT- [ COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE iLr 2 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings (r . Member F.D.I.C. J.R. AUSTIN SHOP, INC. Phone YU 2-7214 STRUCTURAL STEEL ALBEMARLE. NORTH C R( LINA KtH tl-p. i — £ £- - c £ 2 aL. - ja c ei, ALBEMARLE DAIRY yC i DISTRIBUTORS Borden ' s Milk and Ice Cream Df.vcr It ' s Borden ' s It ' s Got To Be Good ' 4 COLLINS AIKMAN CORP Automotive Fabrics Division ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA UJQ V .. . - •I - Compliments of ' ' A FRIEND 4 = £. NG CO. 9 West Main 1LBEMARLK, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of ALL STAR MILLS INC. l ' honc XV 2-2105 134 Sontli Railroad Street AI.HI ' .M kl.K. ( )I I ' ll ( ' Ki I I X Chimes photographer goofs again Could this be madness?? Organized 1897 CABARRUS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Concord . . . Kannapolis . . . 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C. 1905 OUR 52nd ANNIVERSARY 1958 ALBEMARLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. JUST INSURANCE 113 South Second Street — Albemarle. N. C. Phone VU 2-2133 Loy Gulledge Joe Kluttz Reggie Crowell Bailey G ulledge THE FIRST NATIONAL of Albemarle, N. C. BANK Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deixisit Insurance Corporation CAPITAL . . . $100,000.00 SURPLUS . . . $300,000.00 %A J 2 • Contfliments off sTyt o S tf X C Vy 4 c ?c4- A FRIcND S HJ s? 4si0+ - ' (I Jh p • - - - jb Ac sc te -y f fal fc STANLY ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 224 West Main Phone VI ' 2-1412 ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA PRESS PRINTING COMPANY Publisher of STANLY NEWS AND PRESS Established 1880 Semi-Weekly Xrik ' sf ' afcr WITH A CIRCULATION OF OYER 8,000 ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA Commercial Printing of All Kinds PFEIFFER COLLEGE BOOK STORE STUDENT CENTER Your Student Supply Stores LORCH PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. CO., Plumbing • Heating - Air-Conditioning - Roofing Sheet Metal Work 128 South First Street Phone YU 2-3614 ALBEMARLE, NORTH CAROLINA and tho band played on. Portrait of a cat . . . with a professor. A fairy tale come to life! Time out for refreshments 167 % . us? y i t- Ji soJ jW nJ - 4Le JL+-c eyiusJlT -£uJlL a- - -£- - J 2 Jt t ' % - -ytf . J- .  -0 ' TjJLj - Jj. J . c J £ • ■ ? -.J -f yvO r -j. XT ' . ) f - fc 1 c SMITH STUDIO - 14 East Hargett Street RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA Photographers for % THE CHIMES OF 1958 ;£fc -t- iT . i oC . — Superior Quality in YEARBOOK PRINTING £U v ias 3300 Monroe Road • Charlotte, North Carolina STUDENT DIRECTORY Abernethy, Pauline Jenkins — Bux 630. Belmont. X. C. Abernethy, Sheila Albright — Box 630, Belmont. X. C. Aderhold. Ernest Dan — Ellenboro. X. C. Adkins, Paul Wesley— Route 9, Box 150. Greensboro. X. C. Albertson. Josephine Pessy — Route 2. Box 212. Trinity. X. C. Alexander. G. George — 14 Mills St.. Concord. X. C. Alexander. James Biiham — Box 103. Davidson. X. C. Allen, James Edward — Chapel St.. Landis. X. C. Allen. Robert Lee— Box 05. Stanfield. X. C. Alley, George Worth — lib Edgewood, Concord. X. C. Allred. Juaquin Ricardo — S02 Morgan Ave.. Asheboro. X. C. Almond, Jerry Pierson — Route 1, Stanfield. X. C. Anderson. William Howard — 1100 Sixth and Godwin. Lumberton. X. C. Arbo, Leon David — Route 3. Stanly Rest Home, Albemarle, X. C. Archer. Doudas Eugene — 627 Yadkin. Albemarle. X. C. Arey, Carolyn Elaine — Route 2. Xew London, X. C. Arey. Clyde Davis— Route 1. Gold Hill, X. C. Arndt. Mildred Jean— 20S W. Boyd St.. Maiden. X. C. Arnold, Paula Maria — 320 Cherokee Place, Charlotte 7, X. C. Atwell, William Eli — Box 362. Cornelius, X. C. Austin, Horace Gladen — Route 2. Marshville. X. C. Austin. John Thomas— 2000 Robin Road. Salisbury, X. C. Austin. Lloyd— Box 231, Oakboro. X. C. Austin. Richard Washington — 71S South Second St., Albemarle, X. C. Austin, Rufus Vance — Route 2, Marshville, X. C. Austin, Ted Darrell — 1325 Columbus St., Albemarle, X. C. Aycock, Judith Yann — 3644 Eastway Drive, Charlotte. X. C. — B— Bailey, Braxton Richard, III— Box 11. Advance. X. C. Bailey, Johnny Thomas — 36S Park Boulevard, Winston-Salem, X. C. Bailey, Richard Aaron — E. Main, Bluff City, Tennessee Baker, Xancy Clary — 326 X. Lucas St., West Columbia, S. C. Baker, Richard Elliot— Route 3, Wadesboro, X. C. Ballard, Belynda Lucy — Ansonville, X. C. Ballard. Linda Yae— 1005 Xorth Frye Ave., Xewton, X. C. Barbee. Betty Lou— Route 1, Midland, X. C. Barbee, Sue Carolyn— Route 1, Richfield. X. C. Barber, Rebecca Jane — Barber, X. C. Barden, Milton Barrett — 117 Howard St., Boone, X. C. Bare, Joan — Jefferson, X. C. Bare. Ralph Gerald — Laurel Springs. X. C. Barker, Bobby Wayne — Route 1, Box 626, Kannapolis, X. C. Barker, Charles William — Route 2, Box 669, Greensboro. X. C. Barnette, Thomas Herron — Route 6, Box 627, Monroe, X. C. Barnhardt. Don H. — Route 5. Linwood. X. C. Barrett, Barbara Sue — Davidson, X. C. Barrett, Carl F. — Pfciffer College, Misenheimer. X. C. Barrett, Maxine Swicegood — Huntersville, X. C. Barringer, Gary Xeil — Route 2, Box 11. Salisbury. X. C. Barron. George Talbcrt— 220 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Baucom, Bobby Gene — 162S East Main St., Albemarle, X. C. Baxlcy, David Roma — 321 Covington St., Laurinburt:, X. C. Bazzlc, Robert — Pfeiffer College. Misenheimer, X. C. Bcachum, Wayne — Oakboro, X. C. Bean, Toby Mae — Hamlin St.. Asheboro, X. C. Beck. Arthur K— Route 8, Box 275. Salisbury, X. C. Beck, Roy Xorman, Jr. — 315 Lee St.. Salisbury. X. C. Becker, Edwin Horace — Route 1. Cleveland, X. C. Bell. Margaret Ann— Route 2. Box 196, Albemarle. X. C. Bclshee, Charles William — Box 272. Albemarle Highway, Salisbury, X. C. Be niielch Gwendolyn — Rutherford College. Xl Benoy. Anita Lee — Ra nlo Station. Gastonia. X. C . Berry. Peggy Mae — Route 1. Mebane, X. C. RifMv, Richard Splm a — Alamance. X. C. Bingham. Bird ie Lee — Route 1. Franj din, X . lackwelder, Jcttv Lee — Box jel. Landis, X. Blakeney. James Albert — Matthews, X. C. Blakley, Martha Kaye — Route 4. Lexington, X. C. Blanton. Malinda Kay— 112 McDowell St., Shelby, X. C. Boring, Gloria — Crouse. X. C. Borroto. Rafael — Calle B =-305, Edificia Mata , edado. Havana. Cuba Bosquet. Franklin Delano — Box 324, Haw River, X. C. Bost. Bobby Gene- Gold Hill. X. C. Bost. Bobby Glenn — 214 South Rose Ave.. Kannapolis, X. C. Bost. John Walter— Route 1. Box 114. Gold Hill. X. C. Bost. Robert Jackson — 2515 Patterson Ave., Winston -Salem. X. C. Jjoucn. John Henrv— 2QQ W. Tones Raleigh, X. C.J Bowers. Henry Lamar — 715 Wood St., Albemarle, X. C. Boyd. Caroline Howell— 1S24 Woodcrest. Rock Hill, S. C. Brabham. Martha Jocelyn — 311 Silver Ave.. Asheboro. X. C. Brewer. Helen Louise — Route 2. Wadesboro. X. C. Bridges, Amelia Christine — Yaldese, X. C. Bridges. Milton Dale— 70S X. Washington St., Shelby. X. C. Briges. Bill Julius— 21o W. Chestnut St., Salisbury, X. C. Briefs. Linda Caroline — 16 Hampton Heights. Canton, X. C. Bntt. Richard Clemon — Route 1, Orrum, X. C. Brooks. Bobbie Wilson— 1421 Short Street. Albemarle. X. C. Brooks. Bobby Julian — ISO Xorth Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, X. C. Brooks, Donald Lee — care C L. Purser, Route 1, Xew London. X. C. Brooks, Harvey P., Jr. — 116 E. Jefferson St.. Spencer. X. C. Brooks. Iris Claudette — Oakboro. X. C. Brooks, J. L. — 521 Chestnut. Kannapolis, X. C. Broome. Mildred — 621 Jackson Ave., Charlotte, X. C Brown. Betty Elizabeth— P. O. Box o;, Yadkinville, X. C. Brown. Elsie Merle — Route 1. Matthews. X. C. Bryson, Jerry Zeb— 500 7th St.. Gastonia. X. C. Bryson, Thaddeus Dillard. IV— Bryson City. X. C. Buck. Suzanne Rue — Woodcrest Drive. Albemarle, X. C. Bullock. Roy Xicholas — Route 1. Xew London, X. C. Bunn. James Lawrence — 24S Vance St.. Concord, X. C. Burgin. Sandra Louise — Xorwood, X. C. Burleson. Glen Dale — Route 4. Albemarle, X. C. Burleson. Johnny P. — Route 5. Box 261, Albemarle, X. C. Burleson, Ted Raeford— 519 West Oakwood Ave.. Albemarle. X.C. Burnett, Thomas Robert. Ill — 05 Starnes Cove Rd.. Asheville, X. C. Burns. David Lee — Route 1. Robbins, X. C. Burns. Joe Millard— P. O. Box 335. Troy. X. C. Burr. Nelson Preston — 104 South Third St., Albemarle, X. C. Burris. Marjorie Inn — Xorwood, X. C. Burris. Marvin Leslie — P. O. Box 774. Xorwood. X. C. Burris, Peggv Sue Louder — Route 4, Albemarle. X. C. Byerly. Janelle Jont — Pfciffer College, Misenheimer. X. C. Byerly, Ralph Kenneth — Pfciffer College, Misenheimer, X. C. Byrd, Bobb Jerome — 315 Montgomery Ave.. Albemarle. X. C. Byrd, Cecil Coleman, !03 Georgia St. Spindale. X. C. Byrd. Guy Richard — Route ; . Bux 154. Kannapolis. X. C. Byrd, Roger Kent— 205 Gurncy St., Burlington. X. C. — C— Cabe. Laura Mae — Box 26, Franklin. X. C. Cannon, Mcrttic Anne — 606 Fast Court St.. Marion. X C. Capehart, Albert C. Jr. — tin Forest Circle. Richmond. Virginia Carlton, Doris Ann — Route 1. Yadkinville, X. C. Carpenter. Clinton Ray. Jr.— 115 Star Hill Ave.. Fayetteville. X.C. 170 STUDENT DIRECTORY Carpenter, Eva Mae — Route 1, Franklin, N. C. Carpenter, Helen B. — Albemarle, N. C. Carpenter, James Lewis — Route S, Box 27, Charlotte, N. C. Carrier, Edmund Warren — E. Main, Bluff City, Tennessee Carriker, Troy Lee — Norwood, N. C. Carroll, Malcolm Love— 530 South Jones Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Carrouth, Rhonda Alan— 100S McLain St., Kannapolis, N. C. Carter, Max Monroe — Route 2, New London, N. C. Caudle, Bobby Ross— Route 1, Peachland, N. C. Caudle, Frances Eloise — Route 1, Richfield, N. C. Caudle, William Dewey— Route 1, Richfield, N. C. Caulder, Fred Marvin, Jr. — Box 32i, Norwood, N. C. Causey, Kemp Millard — New London, N. C. Chambers, Alma Jane— 2325 Barry St., Charlotte, N. C. Chance, Dorathy Mae— 313 E. 3rd St., Lumberton, N. C. Chandler, Robert Earl— 920 North Lincoln St., Lakeland, Florida Chaney, Thurman J. — Route 3, Monroe, N. C. Cherry, Kenneth Eugene — Route 3, China Grove, N. C. Chestnut, Johnny Wendell — New London, N. C. Choate, James Samuel — Route 1, Pineville, N. C. Christy, Edith Henrietta— Box 483, Franklin, N. C. Clanton, Donald — Route 1, Box 542, Kannapolis, N. C. Clark, Billy Ray— Box 23, Richfield, N. C. Clark, Clarence Ralph — 25 Genesee Ave., Silver Lake, New York, N. Y. Clark, Jack D— 305 Park Road, Albemarle, N. C. Clark, Philip Alan— 25 Genesse Ave., Silver Lake, New York, N. Y. Clay, Myrtle Elizabeth— 1S05 Sunnyside Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Clayton, Emelie Maxine — Route 3, Box 37, Kannapolis, N. C. Cline, Linda Louise— Route 2, Gold Hill, N. C. Clodfelter, Caroll Dean — Route 5, Box 233, Kannapolis, N. C. Coe, Judith Ann— Route 1, Mt. Airy, N. C. Coggins, Charles Curtis — P. O. 132, Misenheimer, N. C. Coggins, Jimmy Richard — Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Coile, Betty Jean— Route 3, Box 330, La Grange, N. C. Cole, Ottie Sue— Route 1, Denton, N. C. Collins, Frank Williamson — St. Pauls, N. C. Collins, Robert Allen — Route 1, Monroe, N. C. Collins, Roger Dean — 424 O ' Hara Drive, Danville, Kentucky Colon, Roldan Damaris — 608 Eighth St., Santurce, Puerto Rico Combs, Gloria Anderson — 517 Park Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Conder, Janice Elizabeth— 111 S. Clarkson St., Charlotte, N. C. Conger, George Watkins — Route 5, Statesville, N. C. Cook, Arthur Wayne— Route 2, Box 1390, Concord, N. C. Cook, Joseph Bennett — Union Grove, N. C. Cook, Larry Ralph — Route 5, Kannapolis, N. C. Copeland, William Lawrence — Route 3, Box 228, Elizabeth City, N. C. Corl, John Grady— Box 95, Gold Hill, N. C. Costner, Thomas Richard— 1024 S. Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C. Cranford, Hazel T.— Box 337, Troy, N. C. Cranford, Jimmie David — Route 5, Salisbury, N. C. Craven, James McAlister — Raleigh Rd., Ramseur, N. C. Cronkhite, Martha Ann— P. O. Box 826, Hendersonville, N. C. Crouch, Clifford Thomas — Route 1, Rockingham, N. C. Crouch, Martha Anne— P. O. Box 133, Stony Point, N. C. Crouse, Mary Franklin — Sparta, N. C. Culp, Jane Florence— Route 2, Gold Hill, N. C. Curlee, Roy Longo — Route 1, New London, N. C. Curtis, Nina Martha— 2817 Tuckaseegee Rd., Charlotte, N. C. — D— Dailey, Woodroe — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Davenport, Betty Blount — East Haven, Plymouth, N. C. Davis, Barbara Maureen — Route 1, Mount Ulla, N. C. Davis, Lester Howard — Lansing, N. C. JJjivis, Max Warren— 1377 Wettliruat: Cir_cj J st ia N C JDa wkins, Martha Ellen— Midwa y .Road, Rockingham, N. C? ) DayT Elizabeth Louise- T6 Third St., Fanwood, N. f. Deal, Blake F., Jr.— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Deal, Harold Dean— 149 Eastcliff Drive, Concord, N. C. Deal, Shirley Lee— Route 7, Box 455, Statesville, N. C. Deaton, Jimmy Farrell — Route 1, Robbins, N. C. Delk, John Lattimer— P. O. Box 3, Albemarle, N. ' C. Dellinger, Flax LeGrand— 100 S. Main St.. Kannapolis, N. C. Dennis, Silas Pritchard, Jr. — Route 4, Albemarle, N. C. Denton, Phyllis Ann— Box 1234, Gastonia, N. C. Dial, Steve Clifford— Box 57, Landis, N. C. Diggs, Gloria Sue — Cordova, N. C. Di.xon, James William — Route 1, Norwood, N. C. Dixon, Ray Carrol— 707 Hillside St., Kannapolis, N. C. Dockery, Elizabeth Ann— Route 1, Elkin, N. C. Dodson, Barbara Emma — 1324 Parkway Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Dorsey, Nancy Hines— 120 S. Ridgecrest St., Rutherfordton, N. C. Dotson, Rex Ronald— Route 2, Clyde, N. C. Drew, James J.— Gold Hill, N. C. Driver, Betty Jean — Cherokee, N. C. Drye, Barbara Ann — 593 Gibson St., Concord, N. C. Durham, Sara Anne — Walker St., Burgaw, N. C. — E— Eaton, Thomas Phillip— 725 N. Craig St., Salisbury, N. C. Edwards, John Garland — Route 1, Stanly, N. C. Edwards, Ralph S„ Jr.— Route 1, Stanly, N. C. Edwards, Samuel Louis — Box 764, Tryon, N. C. Edwards, Thomas R— Route 1, Flat Rock, N. C. Efird, James Frank — 1101 Pee Dee Avenue, Albemarle, N. C. Efird, Virginia Dare — Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Elam, Louis Burke — 2928 Avondale Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Ellis, Bobby Dean— P. O. Box 8143, Charlotte, N. C. Ennis, Eric Lee — Blume St., Landis, N. C. Ensley, James Leon — 309 North Rose Avenue, Kannapolis, N. C. Epley, Rebekah Anne— Rutherford Rd., Marion, N. C. Ervin, Mary Morris— Box 323, Troutman, N. C. Etchison, Louise — Route 1, Clemmons, N. C Evans, Carolyn Louise — Church Extension St., Forest City, N. C. -F— Faggart, Tommy Martin — Route 1, Box 103, Kannapolis, N. C. Faggart, William Harold — Route 1, Box 311, Kannapolis, N. C. Falls, Fred, Jr. — 500 May Street, Kings Mountain, N. C. Farmer, Henry Eli — Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Faulk, John Edmund— 1409 North Harrill St., Charlotte, N. C. Faulkner, Donald Gene — Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Faulkner, Richard Jerry— Route 2, Stanfield, N. C. Faulkner, William Keith — Route 7, Hopedale Rd., Burlington, N. C. Ferguson, Bobbie Jo — Bostian Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Ferrell, Billie Ann — Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Ferrell, Gladys Elizabeth — Route 2, Albemarle, X. C. Fesperman, Charles Detroit, Jr.— 222 West 11th St., Salisbury, N. C. File, Janet Carolyn — Route 4, Box 216, Salisbury, X. C. Fine. James Allen — Box S9, Denton, X. C. Fisher, Elvin Milton, Jr. — 10 Appian Way, Rt. 6, Pasadena, Md. Fisher, Mary Ann Brenan — Richfield, X. C. Flake, Blondell Herrin— S6 Falls Rd.. Badin, X. C. Flowe, Rebecca Ann — Midland, X. C. Floyd. Billy Fredrick— Richfield, X. C. Foil, Bobby Lee — 523 Maupin Avenue, Salisbury. X. C. Foil, Edmond Barringer— Box 63. Mt. Pleasant. X. C. 171 STUDENT DIRECTORY Foil, Frances Sue— Box 187, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Ford, Alice Marie — Richfield, N. C. Foster, Margaret Ann— 109 West Guilford St., Thomasville, N. C. Fowler, Raymond Lee — 315 S. Second Street, Albemarle, N. C. Franck, Lydia Anne— 1702 Raeford Road, Fayetteville, N. C. Freeman, Robert Edward— 418 Saluda St., Rock Hill, S. C. Frick, Elaine Betty— Route 1, Richfield, N C. Frick, Gary Allen — Route 3, Albemarle, N. C. Frick, Dora Jeanne — Route S, Box 403, Salisbury, N. C. Frye, Billy Raymond — 747 Brown Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Frye, Charles Gilbert— 272 West Corban St., Concord, N. C. Frye, William Vance — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Furr, Craven Eldridge — Route 1, Oakboro, N. C. Furr, Sanford Dacil — 340 Walker Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Futrell, Gilbert Eugene — Denton, N. C. Gayle, Margaret Evans— 56 Willow St., Badin, N. C. Gibbs, James Clay— 408 E. Guilford, Thomasville, N. C. Gibbs, Nina Sue— 1100 Johnson St., High Point, N. C. Giffin, David L— Box 61, Richfield, N. C. Gilbert, Hoyle— 625 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Gilchrist, Peggy— Route 3, Lillington, N. C. Gooch, Ronald Terry — Route 1, Thomasville, N. C. Goodman, James Carroll — Route S, Box 146, Concord, N. C. Goodman, Peggy Lucille— Box 789, Davidson, N. C. Gordy, John Ronald — Granite Quarry, N. C. Graham, Larry Joel — Chapel St., Landis, N. C. Graves, Clarence Edwin, Jr. — 501 Ebenezer Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Gray, James Robert — Box 126, Rutherfordton, N. C. Graybeal, Glenda Ann — Fig, N. C. Gregg, Patricia — 13 Forestdale Drive, Asheville, N. C. Griffin, Carlvn Edward — 617 Long Street, Albemarle, N. C. Griffin, Frances Pauline— 601 W. Main St., Spindale, N. C. Griffith, James Guinn, Jr. — 201 Glenn Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Grimes, Howard— Route 1, Box 79, Hope Mills, N. C. Grimsley, E. J. — Route 1, Orrum, N. C. Grubb, Bobby Franklin— 2905 Marlowe Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Grubbs, Bobby Louis— 3900 South Morn St„ Winston-Salem, N. C. Grubbs, Joan Melton— 232 N. Second St., Albemarle, N. C. Gurley, Winifred Doris— Box 183, Durham, N. C. — H— Hall, Elizabeth Ann— 213 N. Long St., Salisbury, N. C. Hall, Joetta — Lemon St., Palatka, Florida Hall, John William— Route 3, Albemarle, N. C. Haller, Irmegard — French Camp Academy, French Camp, Miss. Hamilton, Geraldine Anne — 11 S. Broadway, Forest City, N. C. Hamilton, Mary Jean — 11 S. Broadway, Forest City, N. C. Hammill, Nancy irene— P. O. Box 457, Troy, N. C. Harbin, Bruce Allen — Lewisville, N. C. Hardee, Billic Jcane — 1907 Burnette Ave., Fayetteville, N. C. Harkey, Dorothy Gayle— 109 Randolph St., Charlotte, N. C. Harper, Winston Cornelius — 100 W. Maynard St., Durham, N. C. Harrell, Howard Braxton— Box 214, Hamilton, N. C. Harrell, Richard Earl— Rose Hill, N. C. Harris, Betty Jane— Route 2, Troy, N. C. Harris, Doris Re ynolds— Troy, N. C. Harris, Judith Kay— 107 Sheffield St., Asheboro, N. C. Harris, Martin Hcilig— m W. Cemetery St., Salisbury, N. C. Harris, Shcarra Ann — Denlon, X. C. Harrison, Judy Heath — 3.50 South Spring St., r oncord, N. C. Hartscll, Gene Wesley— 5727 Wiloia R.I., Charlotte, N. C. Hartsell. Richard Smoot — Route 4, Kannapolis, N. C. Hartsoc, Esther Marie — Warrensvillc, N. C. Harwell, Joseph Harrison — 416 N. First Ave., Maiden, X. C. Hasty, Molly Elizabeth— Allenton St., Norwood, N. C. Hatley, Bill Shelly— 108 Stanly St., Albemarle, N. C. Hatley, Jewell Geneva— Route 1, Box 322, Albemarle, N. C. Hayes, Peggy Joan — Route 1, Jamesville, N. C. Heglcr, James Houston — 206 Ridge Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Heilig, Sara Marley— 92 S. Spring St., Concord, N. C. Henderson, Virginia Lee — 624 N. Sixth St., Albemarle, N. C. Henderson, William Norvel — 319 South Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Herrin, John Patrick— 121 E. South St., Albemarle, N. C. Hicks, Eva Burleson — Route 2, New London, N. C. Hicks, Worth Lloyd— Route 4, Concord, N. C. Hilbers, Lewis Frederick — 1312 Emory Circle NE, Atlanta, Georgia Hildreth, Florence Grace — Route 4, Bridgeton, New Jersey Hill, Carl Mclvin— Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Hill, Charles Joel — 341 Vance St., Kannapolis, N. C. Hill, Earl Bryon— 140 W. Word St., Asheboro, N. C. Hill, Ralph Durwood— 232 West Mills Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Hill, Walter Anderson — Welcome, N. C. Hill, Zoe — Route 3, Bridgeton, New Jersey Hinkle, Donald Grey— Route 4, Mocksville, N. C. Hinson, Johnson Theo, Jr. — Route 2, Box 34, Albemarle, N. C. Hoffman, Durward— 1810 Stowe St., Gastonia, N. C. Hoilman, Carroll Gene — Richlands, Virginia Holbrooks, Lindlcy Brown, Jr. — Route 2, Box 875, Concord, N. C. Holder, Preston Nelson — Route 3, Lillington, N. C. Holmes, Joseph Smith — Route 1, Broadway, N. C. Holmes, Tommy Graves— 1834 Allen St., Charlotte, N. C. Holshouser, Bobby Ray— Market St., Rockwell, N. C. Holt, Larry Gerald— 310 Ludlow St., Albemarle, N. C. Honeycutt, Mary Jane — Route 5, High Point, N. C. Hope, Martha Ruth— 56 Eastcliff Dr., Concord, N. C. Hopkins, Fred Stephen — Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Hornbuckle, Phyllis Ann— Thomasville, N. C. Howell, Thomas Howard — 322 North Long Street, East Spencer, N. C. Hudson, Donald Ray — Box 454, Randleman, N. C. Huff, Howard Raymond — Route 2, Box 279, Ashland, Kentucky Hughes, Dixie Keith— Box 23, Trinity. N. C. Huneycutt, Clara Jewel — Route 1, Stanfield, N. C. Huneycutt, Malcolm Paul — Oakboro, N. C. Hunsucker, Lloyd George — Box 36, Landis, N. C. Hunsucker, Vernon — Albemarle, N. C. Hunt, James Harold— P. O. Box 121, Denton, N. C. Huntley, Joseph Wallace, Jr. — Bruton St., Troy, N. C. Hurley, Dorothy Mac — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Hurley, Mildred Janet— Route 1, Box 221, Star, N. C. Hurley, Robin Wade — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Husscy, Judith Inez — Route 3, Asheboro, N. C. Hussey, Robert Haylc — Route 3, Asheboro, N. C. — I— Irby, James Lee — 3014 Simpson Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Iscnhour, Robert Allen— Route 2, Gold Hill, N. C. -J- Jamieson, Thompson Robert — R.D. 2 Main St., Greenwich, New Jersey Jarvis, Ernest Ray — 904 Alma Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Jenkins, Ronald William — Route 3, Asheboro, N. C. Johnson, Rebecca Ellen — 1004 Asheville Hwy . Ilendcrsonville, N. C. Johnston, Samuel Harris — Route 4, Box 309, Kannapolis, N. C. Jones, Betty Lee — Route 5, Mocksville, N. C. Jones, Mildred Berniecc — Route 1, South Point, Belmont, N. C. Jones, Ronny Leo — Highland Ave., Harmony, N. C. Jones, Shirley Faye — Route 5, Mt. Airy, N. C. 172 STUDENT DIRECTORY Jones, Thomas Gilmer, Jr.— Route 2, Elon College, N. C. Jordan, Larry Allen — 1917 Clifton Ave., Paris, Kentucky Jordan, Sherrill— Box 1S6, China Grove, N. C. Josey. Robert Nelson— 211 North Third St., Albemarle, N. C. — K— Kayler, Daisy Jane — 1301 N. Oakwood Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Keeter, Barbara Faye— 103 Brookhill St., Shelby, N. C. Kendall, Rell brown— 57 Boyden at., Badin, N. C. Kennedy, Jerry Webb— Box 350, Ellenboro, N. C. Kerr, John Harris — Rt. 2, New London, N. C. Kim, Jung Ju — 2 Tong 9 Ban 33-1 Mt., 1st Dong, Chungnyangri, Dongdaemoon, Seoul, Korea Kim, Peter Choongkv — 182-2 Kwanhundong, Chongnoku, Seoul, Korea Kim, Thong Woo — 407-15 Singdong-dong, Seoul, Korea Kimbro, Sylvia — 3809 Walker Ave., Greensboro, N. C. King, Charles Bradley— Rt. 2, Box 440-B, Kannapolis, N. C. King, Daisy Ruth— 1622 E. Hemlock St., Gastonia, N. C. King, Gary O ' Neal— Rt. 4, Albemarle, N. C. King. Robert Alvin— 101 Broadway St., Forest City, N. C. Kirkman, Emma Lista — 3026 Pinehurst Place, Charlotte, N. C. Kirkpatrick, John Neely— 720 West Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. Kiser, Larry Lee— 624 Grandin Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Kiser, Sylvia Orrine— 624 Grandin Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Kiser, William Lee— P. O. Box 358, Landis, N. C. Kline, Edward Alvin— Rt. 7, Salisbury, N. C. Kluttz, Jeremiah Franklin — Box °2, Granite Quarry, N. C. Kluttz, Joseph Tansom, Jr. — 1121 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Kluttz, Miles Joe — Granite Quarry, N C. Kluttz, Norman Eugene— 1627 North Main St., Salisbury, N. C. Koogler, Chaney Ruth— Box 278, Candor, N. C. Koonce, Richard James — Richlands, N. C. Koontz, Nobe Ray — 6 Venture Drive, Springfield, Mass. Krimminger, Ray Alexander — 005 Buick Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Lancaster, Royal Parker— Rt. 2, Polkton, N. C. Langston, Sarah Katherine — Rt. 2, Raleigh, N. C. Lanier, Jerry Wiley — Salisbury St., Denton, N. C. Larsen, Dale Ernest— P. 0. Box 63-6, 311 William St., Kannapolis, N. C. Lassister, Jon Gary, Jr. — 3534 Rozzell Ferry Rd., Charlotte, N. Lathan, Joyce — Rt. 6, Monroe, N. C. Latham, William Lee — 4212 Plaza Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Lay, Embry M. — White Mills, Kentucky Ledford, Dorothy Jackie— Rt. 1, Alexis, N. C. Lee, Anna Sue — 1165 Hawthorne Rt., Winston-Salem, N. C. Lee, Julia Forney — 320 Sixth Ave. W., Hendersonville, N. C. Lentz, Edward Lamar — Norwood, N. C. Lentz, Frederick A. — care Mrs. T. P. Kirk, Badin Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Lentz, Herbert Josephus, Jr. — Allenton, Norwood, N. C. Lentz, Vernon Eual — Rt. 2, New London, N. C. ( Leonard, Barbara Ann — 305 W. Harrison St., Salisbury, N . C. Leonard, Joseph Glenn — 708 Carolyn Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Little, Loretta Jane — Denver, N. C. Littlewood, Frances Emily — Helton Rd., Lansing, N. C. Lomax, James Allison — 001 Fifth St., Drive F, Spencer, N. C. Long, Roy Watson— Rt. 12, Poplar Tent Rd., Concord, N. C. Love, David Franklin— Rt. 2, Stanfield, N. C. Love, Walter Bradford— 1012 Ann St., Wilmington, N. C. Lovette, Alma Lee— Rt. 2, Raeford, N. C. Lowder, Rachel— Badin Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Luther, Evelyn — Rt. 3, Asheboro, N. C. Lynn, James Herman — 58 Maxton St., Gastonia, N. C. -M- McCall, Shirley Beaver— Pfciffer College, Misenheimcr, N. C. McCarter, Carolyn Ruth— Rt. 2, Gastonia, N. C. McCarter, William Harley, Jr.— 327 Keels Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. McCaskill, John Mac— Rt. 1, Biscoe, N. C, McClamrock, Alton Donald — 406 Allison St., Concord, N. C. McConnell, Miriam Elizabeth — Ellenboro, N. C. McCracken, Helen Elizabeth— Rt. 3, Waynesville, N. C. McDougald, Priscilla Marie — Box 187, Laurinburg, N. C. McDowell, Cleo Rebecca — 640 South McCrary St., Asheboro, N.C. McKenzie, Mallie Ann— 1051 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. McLaurin, Sarah Henry — Box 1, West Jefferson, N. C. McLean, Carolyn Anne — 203 Kerr St., Concord, N. C. McLean, Jeanette — Rice St., Hamlet, N. C. McLellan, John Simpson — Rt. 1, Orrum, N. C. McLendon, Reid Travis — Box 601, Albemarle, N. C. McNeely, James Edgar, Jr. — ' New London, N. C. McNeill, Harold Gene— Rt. 1, Robbins, N. C. McNeill, William Kirk— Box 173, Pembroke, N. C. McSwain, James Ervin, Jr. — Rt. 5, Box 681, Kannapolis, N. C. McWilliams, Willie Jewel— 932 10th St. Blvd., Hickory, N. C. Manly, Ruth — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Mansfield, Carolyn Kay— Box 435, Rt. 1, Morehead City, N. C. Manson, Jane Louise — 2304 Floral Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Marrow, Martha Chesson — Roper, N, C. Marshall, Joanne Boling— 316 W. 3rd St., Siler City, N. C. Martin, Phyllis Jane— 212 Callahan St., Rutherfordton, N. C. Martin, Nora Ellen— Rt. 2, Whittier, N. C. Masich, Jack — 1238 Sixth Ave., Berwick, Pa. Matthews, Barbara Jean — Rt. 3, Carthage, N. C. Mayhew, James Richard — Newport, N. J. Mecimore, Charles Douglas — Box 456, Rt. 3, China Grove, N. C. Merchant, William Jack — 106 Alabama St., Spindale, N. C. Michelle, Dewey Donald— 321 South Center St., Statesville, N. C. Miller, Clyde Harold— Rt. 2, Albemarle, N. C. Miller, Donald Lee— Rt. 2, Asheboro, N. C. Miller, Gary E— Landis, N. C. Miller, Helen Louise— Box 19, Todd, N. C. Miller, Rose Mary — Rt. 1, Box 45, Waynesboro, Va. Mills, June McCombs— Rt. 3, Box 88, Concord, N. C. Mills, Mildred Anne— Rt. 3, Concord, N. C. Minish, Richard Bryson — 484 Knollwood St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Misenheimer, Fred Henderson, Jr. — Rt. 1, Richfield, N. C. Monroe, Charles Ray— 726 South Church St., Salisbury, N. C. Montgomery, Benjamin Porter — 1008 North Hamilton, High Point, N. C. Moody, Carol Estelle— State Rd., N. C. Moody, Linda Osborne — Box 235, Sylva, N. C. Moore, Jimmy Lane — Rt. 2, Box 607, Kannapolis, N. C. Moore, Jimmy Lee — Box 381, Landis, N. C. Moose, Hoy A., Jr.— Box 67, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Moose, Joe Barrier — 1510 Central Dr., Kannapolis, N. C. Morgan, Billy Gene— Box 493, Badin, N. C. Morgan, Faith Brooks — Oakboro, N. C. Morgan, James Edward — Box 403, Badin, N. C. Morgan, Sally JoAnn— Gold Hill, X. C. Morris, Bobby Gene— Rt. 3, Box 34, China Grove, N. C. Morris, William Bennett— 220 Wilson St., Albemarle, N. C. Morton, James H. — 4735 Doris Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Morton, James Pastal — Rt. 1, Albemarle, N. C. Moser. James Duncan, Jr. — Rt. 6, Burlington, N. C. Moses. Betty Bernice— Box 132, Polkton, N. C. Moss, Oscar Ray— Box 017, China Grove, N. C. Mott, Bobby Odell— Harrells. N. C. Mullis. Linda Jo— Rt. 1. Midland. N. C. Mundy, Jo Ann— Whittier, N. C. 173 STUDENT DIRECTORY Murphy, Larry Woodrow — Rt. 4, Thomasville, N. C. Myrick, Vernon Russell — Star, N, C. — N— Xapier, Jimmy Douglas — 1S26 Cedar Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Xeese, Betty Jo — Swansea, S. C. Xichols, David Alan— Rt. 3, Bridgeton, N. J. Nicholson, Lionel Keith— Rt. 3, Box 150, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Xickolaus, John Maurice — 403 Madison St., Whiteville, N. C. Xolley, Caleb Hubert, Jr.— Rt. 4, Mocksville, X. C. Xuckols, Jimmy — Denton, X. C. Xunn, Jack Sinclair— Rt. 3, Box 400, Albemarle, X. C. —0— O ' Brien, John Reginald — 21S West Virginia Ave., Bessemer City, N. C. Osteen, Helen Elizabeth — 1506 Jackson Ave., Florence, S. C. Overby, Gayle Lynwood — 1S49 Virginia Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Overcash, Helen Carolyn — SOT Oakshade St., Kannapolis, X. C. Owen, Benjamin Wade, Jr. — Rt. 2, Seagrove, X. C. Owen, George Albert Jr. — 26 East Ave., Bridgeton, X. J. Oxendine, Sidney— Rt. 1, Gold Hill, X. C. — P— Padgett, Jo Ann — Box 4S1, Spindale, X. C. Panayotti, Roberto — La Ceiba, Republic of Honduras, C. A. Parker, Arnold Lipe — New London, N. C. Parker, Dolores Ann — 2820 Virginia Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Parnell, Janie B.— Box 582, Troy, N. C. Parrish, Claudia Louise — Box 524, Salisbury, N. C. Patterson, Jess Taylor— Rt. 6, Burlington, X. C. Payne, Margaret Ethel — 460 Biltmore Ave., Asheville, X. C. Peck, Betty Louise — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, X. C. Pegram, Shirley Joanne — Stokesdale, X. C. Penninger, Charles Michael — 45 Creswell St., Concord, X. C. Pennington, Catherine Jeanne — Rt. 2, Dutch Xeck Rd., Bridgeton, N. J. Perry, Betty Marie— Box 48S, Troy, X. C. Peters. James X — Box 11, Woodleaf, N. C. Peterson, Vaughn Cile — Harrells, N. C. Petrea, Delmas Hugh— 901 Oval St., Kannapolis, N. C. Petrea, Frances Nadinc — Rt. 3, Box 156, Concord, X. C. Pharr, Philip Allen— Rt. 6r Statesville, X. C. Phillips, Gayle Bennett— Rt. 3, Box 37A, Kannapolis, X. C. Philmon, Gary Anthony— 010 Wesley Ave., Charlotte, X. C. Pickard, Charles Stewart, Jr.— 507 Glendalc, Lakeland, Florida Pickler, Thomas Franklin — 634 McKcc St., Albemarle, N. C. Pilkenton, Marcia De Etta — Rose St., Franklinville, X. C. Pinion, Margaret Ann — Rt. 2, New London, N. C. Platte, F.dilh Penninger— Rt. 1, Mt. Pleasant, X. C. Plott, Coy Walter— Rt. 4, Concord, X. C. Plyler, Daniel Belk— 151° May St., Gastonia, X. C. Plyler, Eveline Sue— Rt. 7, Box 213, Statesville, X. C. Plyler, Howard Frank— 2034 Charlotte Rd., Albemarle, X. C. Poindextcr, Sarah Louise— Rt. 1, Box 318, Matthews, X. C. Poole, Donald Reese — 1016 Georgia Ave., Thomasville, X. C. Porter, James William— 101 Crayton St., Whiteville. X. C, Porter, June Nelvina — 763 South Filth St., Albemarle, N. C, Poteat, Harold Bowman— Glenwood Ave, Marion, X. C. Pressley, Edith Judith— Route 2, ( ' .niton, X. C. Price. Tnnimv Eugene— West 9th St., Newton, X. C. Prii Brodic Lawing— Route 9, Box 409, Charlotte, X. C. Purdce, Carl Thomas — Box 643, Albemarle, X, ( ' -Q- Quinn, Hilda Elaine— 300 South Pink. Chcrryville, X. C. — R— Randall, Elsie Louise— Route 2, Polkton, X. C. Ratliff, William Lloyd— Main St., Morven. X. C. Ray, James Silvey — S00 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. Rayle, Ronald Jean— Route 3, Statesville, N. C. Reese, Gloria Carolyn— 1103 Fifth Ave., W. Hendersonville. N. C. Rhinehart, Joe Parker — Webster, X. C. Richardson, Jane Carpenter — 116 McGill Drive, Albemarle, X. C. Ridge, Xace Brock — Children ' s Home, Winston-Salem, X . C. Rimer, Clifford Eugene — 354 Ann St., Concord, N. C. Rippv. Joyce Lee — 500 Sylvania Ave., Charlotte, X T . C. Ritch, Barbara Lane — 152 Allison St., Concord, X T . C. Ritchie, Jerry Carlyle— Box 106, Richfield, N. C. Roberson, Carl Eugene — 304 Locust St., Kannapolis, N. C. Roberts, Charles Henderson— 2837 Grimes St., Charlotte, X. C. Roberts, Laura Elizabeth— 1503 Arendell, Morehead, X. C. Robertson, Charles Edwin— Box 20, Mebane, N. C. Robertson, John Edward, Jr. — 544 Walnut St., Mooresville, X. C. Rogers, Sylvia Ann — oos Fifth Ave., West Hendersonville, N. C. Rose, Albert Lee— P. O. Box 525, Elkin, X. C. Rudolph, William Kenneth— Box 05, Richfield, X. C. Russell, Charles Eugene— Route 2, Box R-210, Mt. Gilead, X. C. Russell, Jimmy Farrell — 316 E. Xaomi, Randleman, X. C. Russell, John Junior — Route 1, China Grove, N. C. Russell, Johnnie Ellen — Route 6, Burlington, N. C. Russell, Patricia Ann — Route 1, Albemarle, X. C. Russell, Wyman H. (Buddy)— Pee Dee St., Xorwood, X. C. — S— Sanko, Norma Wentz — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, X. C. Satterwhite, William Eugene — Rutherford College, X. C. Saunders, Roger Duanc — 531 Xorth Fifth St., Albemarle, X. C. Saunooke, Marie Patricia — Cherokee, X T . C. Savage, Rex Xelson — Route 1, Box 165, Kannapolis, X. C. Sawyer, Floma Jean — Spot, X T . C. Scott, Gerald R —Route 2, Fairmont. X. C. Seaford, Marvin Howard — Route 4, Salisbury, X. C. Seamon, Tommy Ray — 612 Bostion St.. China Grove, X. C. Seawell, Alvin Linton — Route 1, Carthage, X. C. Sells, Author Marie— 616 X. First St., Albemarle, X. C. Shepard, Philip Gordon— Route 2, Beulavillc, X. C. Short, J. Millard— Box 104, Mt. Gilead. X. C. Shumaker, James David (Bill)— Box S6, Misenheimer, X. C. Shumaker, Rita Linder — Box 86, Misenheimer, X. C. Shuping, Billy Lee— o2o W. Cemetery St., Salisbury, N. C. Sikcs, James Wayne — 112 Hemlock Ave., Kannapolis, X. C. Simpson, Annie Mae — oil East Main St., Albemarle, X. C. Sims, Donald Arthur— 36 West Moore St., Mooresville, X. C. Sink, Clay Van— Route 4. Box 177, Winston-Salem. X. C. Skmosky, George Edward— 2211 Dickson St., Berwick, Pa. Small, Janice Elaine— Route 1, Gold Hill. X. C. Smart, Bobbie Dean— Route 4, Albemarle, X. C. Smart, Gcorgi — 328 S. First St . Albemarle, X. C. Smith. Addison Neal— Woodleaf, X. C. Smith. Barbara Ann — Cordova, X. C. Smith, Betty Ann— 305 Plymouth Ave., Charlotte, X. C. Smith, Donnic Allen— 1215 Lay St., Albemarle, X. C. Smith, Hugh Lewis— Route 2, Shelby, .X. C. Smith, Jason Lejand—Ca rolin a Ave.. B revard, X. C. Smith, Marjoric Ellen — Cordova, X . C. Smith. Rachel Vcronia- Route 2, Stanfield, X. C. Smith, Wayne Paul— 1310 Arrowwood Rd., Asheboro, X. C. Sneeden, Grace— 2408 Metis Ave., Wilmington, N. C. Snider, Paul — Route 1, Linwood, X. C. Snuggs, Leon Dcwitt— Route 2, Xorwood, X. C. Spann, Charles Andrew— 1329 Brctton St., Winston-Salem, X. C. STUDENT DIRECTORY Spencer, Carroll Alexis— 1312 Eighth St. N.W., Hickory, N. C. Spencer, Marilyn Eugenia — Oak St., Mocksyille, N. C. Springer, Henry Myron — Coggens Aye., Albemarle, N. C. Spry, Robert James, Jr. — Route 3, China Grove, N. C. Stamper, Clifford Mathicson — Warrensville, N. C. Starling, Carol Jean— Route 5, Box 176, Fayetteville, N. C. Staton, Allen Little— 201 Kerr St., Concord, N. C. Staton, Franklin Moore — Box 92, Granite Quarry, N. C. Staunton, Leonard Jackson— 315 East Third St., Siler City, N. C. Steele, Richard Clayton — Route 1, Box 501, Kannapolis, N. C. Stewart, Margaret Crowell — Oakboro, N. C. Stewart, William Woodley— Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Stirewalt, Glenn Monroe — Box 226, China Grove, N. C. Stoker, Robert Kenneth — 1216 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Stoker, Sally Crook — Route 1, New London, N. C. Stokes, John Lemacks, III — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stone, Phillip Graves— South Seventh St., Tipp City, Ohio Stonestreet, Charles Bailey— 11SS W. Fourth St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Storey, Ned Alton— 530 N. Shaver, Salisbury, N. C. Storey, Ruth Elaine — Route 1, Albemarle, N. C. Stout, Mary Dee — Pine View Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. Strader, Thomas Gerald— North Wilkesboro, N. C. Strope, Sandra Ann — S24 Main St., Towanda, Pennsylvania Sullivan, Pearl Kee— Route 2, Rock Hill, S. C. Summey, Larry Robert — Alexander Sub Station, Forest City, N.C. Sutton, Nancy Carol — Route 2, Franklin, N. C. Swink, Caleb White— Box 133, China Grove, N. C. — T— Tackett, Walter Harold— Olive Hill, Kentucky Talbert, Evelyn Pauline — Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. Talley, Kaye— 72S E. Worthington Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Tate, Judy Ann— 204 Big Springs Ave., Forest City, N. C. Taylor, Alton Lee — Noah St., Kannapolis, N. C. Thomas, Alice Joan — Route 5, Franklin, N. C. Thomas, Daniel Fred — Route 8, Box 290, Salisbury, N. C. Thomas, Jerry Hunter — Route 4, Box 206, Rockingham, N. C. Thomas, Jerry Lex— 1200 Central Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Thomas, Jesse James — West Raleigh, Siler City, N. C. Thompson, Gene Blair — 2001 Lane, Kannapolis, N. C. Thompson, Herbert Stanley, Jr.— 2426 Bay St., Charlotte, N. C. Thompson, James Fredrick, Jr. — 315- Vance St., Laurinburg, N. C. Thompson, Nancy Sheets — N. First St., Albemarle, N. C. Thompson, Ronald James — Route 2, Denton, N. C. Thore, Joy Wayne — Box 63, Boonville, N. C. Tindall, Carl Owen— Gibson, N. C. Tippett, Fred Farrell — Route 8, Greensboro, N. C. Todd, Frieda Marie— Box 355, Yadkinville, N. C. Tolleson, James Clarence— 11Q Cedar St., Concord, N. C. Townsend, Charles Milton — Rowland, N. C. Trexler, Annie Lou— Route 1, Gold Hill, N. C. Tucker, Ruby Poplin— 2412 Charlotte Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Tucker, William Donald— Box 607, Troy, N. C. Tweed, Daniel Seay — Rockwell, N. C. Tweed, Donald Lee — Rockwell, N. C. Tysinger, Clara Vann — Route 6, Lexington, N. C. Tyson, Claude Billy— Route 2, Waxhaw, N. C. — U— Uzzell, Earl Craynor — Route 2, Stantonsburg, N. C. — W— Waddell, Bobby Gene— Route 1, Greer, S. C. Waddell, Esther Jeanne — 500 Seventh St., Spencer, N. C. Wade, George Neal — Route 2, Box 359, Salisbury, N. C. Walker, Charles Hugh— 616 W. Franklin St., Salisbury, N. C. Walker, Clara Barnes — Route 2, New London, N. C. Walker, Dorothy Elizabeth— Route 1, Olin, N. C Walker, Morgan Lester — Route 1, Mount Pleasant, N. C. Walker, Ruby Pearl— Route 2, Asheboro, N. C. Wallace, Betty Blanchard— Box 474, Morven, N. C. Walsh, Nancy Lee— 1324 Parkway Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Walters, William Henry — Wingate, N. C. Ward, Jo Ann— 1815 E. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Warren, Mary Yarborough — Gibson, N. C. Warren, Millard W., Jr.— 510 N ' . Wilmington St., Raleigh, N. C. Weaver, Wilson Fred— 708 N. Grove St., Lincolnton, N. C. Weisncr, Noel Kent — Olin, N. C. Wellborn, Glenn David— Deep Gap, N. C. Westbrook, Paul Lee, Jr. — 315 Montgomery Ave., Albemarle, N.C. Westmoreland, Robert Scott — 1324 East Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. Westmoreland, Shclva Jean — 4943 Ruth St., Winston-Salem, N. C. White, Donald Lee— South Main, Cliffside, N. C. White, Mary Elizabeth — ' 25 Manteo Drive, Havelock, N. C. White, Sylvia Louisa — 2 North Pine Lane, Wadesboro, N. C. Whitesides, Johnny Lawrence — 317 North Myrtle St., Gastonia, N. C. Whitley, Edward Lee— 840 Woodland St., Albemarle, N. C. Whitley, Frances Josephine — Route 4, Rockingham, N. C. Whitley, Jeanettc Efird— Route 1, Oakboro, N. C. Whitley, Joseph Myrick— 503 S. Third St., Albemarle, N. C. Whitley, Phyllis Joan— Route 5, Charlotte, N. C. Widenhouse, Larry Lee — 32 Willowbrook Drive, Concord, N. C. Widenhouse, Paul James — 3809 Kingman Ave., Portsmouth, Norfolk, Virginia Wiles, Judith Chipman — West Jefferson, N. C. Wilhelm, Pauline Virginia— 1332 Seventh St., Statesville, N. C. Wilkinson, Daniel Phillip — 110 Union, Maiden, N. C. Williams, Betty Sue — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Williams, Everette Vaudry— 106 Jackson Homes, Charlotte, N. C. Williams, Larry Odell— Route 1, Oakboro, N. C. Williams, Lois June — Route 2, New London, N. C. Williams, Maggie Joyce Davis — 106 Jackson Homes, Charlotte, N. C. Williams, Roberta Lama, III — Granite Quarry, N. C. Williams, Roger F. — Morgan St., Marshville, N. C. Williams, Rupert Lee— Box 127-A, Route 1, Troy, N. C. Williams, Warner B. — Route 2, Asheboro, N. C. Williams, Zane Grey— Route 2, Wallace, N. C. Wilson, Carole— Poplar St., Canton, N. C. Winecoff, Ronald Floyd — Route 2, Mooresville, N. C. Winslow, Joe Thomas— 312 South Church St., Asheboro, N. C. Winslow, Laura Watkins — 312 South Church St., Asheboro, N. C. Wiseman, Jewel Marcell — Route 2, Spruce Pine, N. C. Wolfe, Margaret Linda— 703 Briarcliff Road— Rock Hill, S. C. Womble, Linda Louise — Route 3, Box 223, Lexington, N. C. Wood, Lillia n — Rowan Methodist Church, Salisbury, N. C. Wood, Tabor H. — Rowan Methodist Church, Salisbury, N. C. Woodhouse, Edwin Wilbur — Harbinger, N. C. Woodhouse, Wilson Whaley — Harbinger, N. C. Wright, Alma Jean — Bridgewater, Virginia Wright, David Arthur— Mt. Holly, N. C. — Y— Yates, Jimmy Lee — 105 East 15th St., Lexington, N. C. Yim, Churl Soon— Seoul, Korea, 142 First St., Hoihyundog York, Jane Carol— 431 W. Church, Mocksville, N. C. Young, Faye Iris — Route 1, Mooresville, N. C. Young, Richard Keith— Box 107, Catawba, N. C. — Z— Zimmerman, Donald Allen — Box 574, Route 7, Salisbury, N. C. 175 FACULTY AND STAFF —A— Allen, Mrs. Louise S. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. — B— Barringer, Mr. Barney — Misenheimer, N. C. Bazzle, Mr. Edward K. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Belcher, Mr. Euel H. — Gadsden, Alabama Bethea, Miss Mary E — 2006 Pender Avenue, Wilmington, N. C. Bowen, Dr. Hoyt E. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Burch, Miss Martha E.— 322 S. Mendenhall, Greensboro, N. C. Burson, Dr. Sherman L., Jr. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. — C— Caldwell, Mrs. Maude S. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Campbell, Mr. Julius Griffin — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Caskey, Mr. J. D. — Route 5, Lancaster, N. C. Caskey, Mrs. Louise H. — Route 5, Lancaster, S. C. Caudle, Mrs. Perlene— Richfield, N. C. Clemmer, Rev. A. James — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Cotton, Dr. William D. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Cotton, Mrs. William D. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Cox, Mrs. Bertha— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Cox, Dr. Charles W. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Crary, Miss Pheobe A. — Neely Road, Brevard, N. C. Crowe, Mr. John— Gold Hill, N. C. -D- Dodd, Mrs. Merle S.— Oakboro, N, C. Douglass, Dr. Donald D. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. Draper, Mr. Glenn — 2220 Carter Road, Roanoke, Va. Draper, Mrs. Glenn — 2220 Carter Road, Roanoke, Va. Dunlop, Mrs. Doris C. — 716 Maupin Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Endly, Miss Juliet— S30 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y. -F— Ferebee, Mr. Joe — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. 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. -G— Gable, Dr. Ralph W— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Gamble, Mrs. Erin — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Garrison, Miss Peggy B. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Gates, Mr. Warren E. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N, C. Gibson, Mr. Walter L, Sr. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. .Gray, Mr. G. Lester — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Griggs, Miss Patricia J. — Route 2, Albemarle, N. C. -H— Haswell, Miss Georgia — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Mollis. Mr. Fred T— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Holshouscr, Mr. Kenneth D. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Lawhon, Miss Shirley Ann — Route 1, Timmonsville, S. C. Lefko, Mr. Nicholas E. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Lowder, Dr. Lloyd G.— Albemarle, N. C. -M- MacFarland, Mrs. Frances — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. McLaurin, Miss Nancy — 506 Jefferson St., Dillon, S. C. Manly, Dr. Jethro O. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Martin, Mr. Wallace Willard — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Mauldin, Mr. Richard — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Melton, Mr. George W.— 125 Hovis Circle, Charlotte, N. C. Mel ton, Mrs. Marjorie — 125 Hovis Circle, Charlotte, N. C. Miller, Mr. Rodney Don — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Miller. Mr. Tom— Richfield, N. C. Misenheimer, Mr. Charles — Richfield, N. C. Misenheimer, Mrs. Sue — Richfield, N. C. Morgan, Mr. Robert— Richfield, N. C. Morris, Mrs. Rubye K— 626 N. 3rd Street, Albemarle, N. C. Moore, Dr. G. Nelson — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Murray, Dr. H. L.— Albemarle, N. C. — N— Needy, Mr. John A. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. — P— Parker, Mr. Reid— Richfield, N. C. Peck, Mrs. Lewis — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. — R— Roberts, Dr. Murat H. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Roberts, Dr. Patricia Ruth — 77 Pembroke St., Hamilton, New Zealand Robertson, Dr. Clyde H., Jr.— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N.C. Rumble, Mr. Chester A.— P. O. Box 104, Misenheimer, N. C. Russell, Dr. Bernard C. — New London, N. C. — S— Schreyer, Dr. George M. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Shaffer, Miss Elizabeth — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Shissler, Dr. Henry H. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stambaugh, Mr. Rex V. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stokes, Dr. J. Lem Stokes, II— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stone, Mr. William C. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C Stovall, Mrs. Fay H— Box 943, Albemarle, North Carolina Stuckey, Miss Margaret— 201 o W. Carolina, Hartsville, S. C. — T— Trexler, Mr. Burke— Gold Hill, North Carolina — V— Venters, Mr. Douglas — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Venters, Mrs. Thelma— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. — W— Wassen, Dr. Dimiter E— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. West, Dr. Cameron P. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Wheeler, Dr. Paul M— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Wheeler, Mrs. Paul M— Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Williams, Mr. V. Heath— Route 1, New London, N. C. Wood, Mrs. Tabor — care Rowan Methodist Church, Salisbury, N. C. — Y— Yarbrough, Mrs. Ruby — Noxapater, Mississippi Yarbrough, Miss Sue — Noxapater, Mississippi 176