Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

Published by the student of Pfeiffer College. Misenheimer, N.C. ■ 3 ACTIVITIES............. Student Government Publications Student Organizations FEATURES.................. 120 Beauties Miss Merry Christmas Martha and Gcorgl Washington SPORTS . . . Basketball Ba se ball Minor Sports DEVELOPMENT LI ■■ ■ I .1 ■ In the transition of a junior college to a four-year college status, there are many areas in which an institu- tion must expand. In this expansion many people play an important role. Perhaps the most important is played by those who set high goals and objectives—or the dreams'' for tomorrow. Pfeiffer has been fortunate to have had one such per- son who not only set the high standards of a dream for the future but also worked diligently in many phases to see that dream become a reality. His contribution was a plan for an advanced science department with necessary equipment and space for serious research and investigation. He also planned a science building which would not only meet the needs of today but would also meet the needs of tomorrow, with equipment which the student could use to enable himself to live a better life in an age of scientific in- vestigation, atomic power, and space curiosity. Many long hours were spent studying the needs of the college, plans for architecture, equipment needs, and financial expectations. Once the building was complete, more time was needed to search for the right profes- sional people to teach in the science department so that the full dream could be recognized. Today, we have our science building and an ex- panded science program. Because of our deep apprecia- tion for his self-sacrifice and hard work and because of our understanding the importance of his dream and its realization, we dedicate the 1959 Chimes to Dr. Jethro 0. Manly. German Volkswagen brings northern foreigners to the sunny south. — NEW FACES — Money again? Getting into easy after all!! college isn't so New faculty members, new stu- dents, new school year. FAMILIAR FACES Bill ond friends gather in front of Rowe and ponder what the new college year holds. Meanwhile back at the Rec— folks are renewing old times. Anybody have a dime? You can tell that the new students are here! Working up an appetite Hum . . m, satisfying??? BJ I 4 When the coffee is cold and the eyes and mind are tired, it is time for a break . . And so the boys thumb a ride to Salisbury for a show . . . While others go to the B B for eats. 15 Give me a coke and a pack of nabs! See you tonight! Johnnie's lost in a world of creativity. O K , I'm in for one more hand. The less you know, the more you study! The more you study, the more you forget. So . . . why study? V I t Christmas trees, mistletoe, and swinging music create a holiday mood at the Christmas dance. Time out for the pause that re- freshes—rest and food. Dancing, music, and you in a world far away. Up and in. Ready. Another save for the Panthers. 19 Students co-operate with the drama and religion departments to present a living nativity on front campus. For the third consecutive year Pfeiffer takes top honors for its float in the out-of-town division of the Charlotte Carrousel Parade. Snow falls silently outside on a Christmas chimney as . . . Santa Claus entertains his children inside. Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow, can stop the Pfeiffer Express! Curly-tail is dressed for winter. Walking in a winter wonderland. Hoven in a world of white. Spring training starts early' Dr. Howard Powell, speaking here in his own pulpit in Edenton Street Methodist Church in Raleigh, visited the campus as a Chapel speaker. The Reverend Mark Depp talks to the students at the Tuesday morning Chapei hour. SPEAKERS AND EVENTS Wilson Woodhouse, State Y. D. C. treasurer; Bob Davis; Senator Allan Bible; Senator Sam Ervin; Art Vann; and Joyce Lathan, campus Y. D. C. president, talk as they attend state Y. D. C. installation services at a banquet on the Pfeiffer campus. Heidi Krall is pleased at the reception of her songs during a concert given in Pfeiffer College Auditorium. 23 Love and the trees bloom in the spring. In the sprino a young man's fancy lightly turns to . . . m Pfeiffer gives to the student opportunities for investi- gation in all phases of life. The campus crossroads lead to many activities. Creative expression is found in many ways. - ) k 26 Graduation is a long way off. ADMINISTRATION President Board of Trustees Administrative Heads Pfeiffer Professors Faculty Staff ............... DR. J. LEM STOKES, 11... Leader of Pfeiffer's transition from the ranks of junior college to that of a senior four-year liberal arts college is Dr. J. Lem Stokes, II, born in Korea, the son of a Methodist missionary, educated at Asbury, Duke, and Yale, who assumed the presidency of the college in July, 1953. In May, 1954, the Board of Trustees authorized the advance to the rank of full senior college and instructed President Stokes to proceed in all possible haste in that direction. Under his direction, the college has undertaken a three-fold program of growth: development of a broad liberal arts program of academic excel- lence which saw its first class of fifty-eight students receive the bachelor's degree in June, 1957; a two-million-dollar physical expansion program com- pleted with an additional enlargement plan of $800,000 almost ready to start; and the building of a faculty which will compare favorably with the great liberal arts colleges of the nation. Never dismayed or discouraged, convinced that ways can and must be found, armed with faith and prayer, President Stokes has begun the task of developing a faculty, a program for expansion of physical facilities, and a plan to place the college on a sound financial basis. Thus, Pfeiffer's rapid development has not resulted from ample funds; rather, it has resulted from a progressive administrator who has placed quality along with service to the church first and has fought successfully against what seemed to be insur- mountable odds to secure the resources which have been necessary to meet the needs. BOARD OF TRUSTEES t, Mrs. J. Howard Ake Berwick, Penn. Mrs. H C. Block Johnson City, Tenn. Mr. W T. Huckabee Albemarle, N. C. Mrs. Harry E. James New York, New York Mrs. J. W. Payne Cherryville, N. C. Mr. C. D. Plyler Misenheimer, N. C. Dr. John 0. Gross Nashville, Tenn. Bishop Nolan B. Harmon Charlotte, N. C. Miss Muriel Day Mrs. Iona Henry New York, New York Miss Una Edwards Rutherfordton, N. C. Mr. Paul R. Ervin Charlotte, N. C. Mr. S L. Gulledge Albemarle, N. C. Mrs. C. P. Hardin Chattanooga, Tenn Mr. Marshall W Herrin Albemarle, N. C. Mr. D. W. Holt Asheboro, N C Mrs. Franklin F. Lewis Webster Groves, Mo. Mr. W. A. Lowder Albemarle, N. C. Mr T Burt Mauney Albemarle, N. C. Mrs. Carl J Merner Doylestown, Penn. Dr. Garfield D. Merner San Francisco, Calif. Mr. Lillard Mount Durham, N. C. Mrs. Otto Nall Evanston, Illinois Mrs. M L. Robinson New York, New York Mrs. J. N. Rodeheaver, Chairman Winona Lake, Indiana Mrs. J. A. Spence Asheboro, N. C. Mr. John W. Hoyle Gastonia, N. C. Bishop Paul Neff Garber Richmond, Virginia Mrs. Pierce Johnson Weldon, N. C. Dr. Carl H. King Salisbury, N. C. Mrs. J. Fount Tillman Lewisburg, Tenn. Mrs. Harry C. Vaughn Columbus, Ohio Dr. C. P. Morris Durham, N. C. Mrs. David J. Cathcart Lakeland, Fla. EX-OFFICIO Mrs. C. C Cranford Asheboro, N. C. TRUSTEE EMERITUS Mrs. A. C. Johnson Bowling Green, Kentucky 32 ■1 MR. WALTER I. GIBSON, SR. Vice-President MISS MARY E. BETHEA Dean of Women DR. LLOYD LOWDER Dean of Students DR. PAUL M. WHEELER Academic Dean ADMINISTRATIVE HEADS MR. KENNETH D. HOLSHOUSER Registrar Director of Admissions The executives of the college, headed by Dr. J. Lem Stokes, II, try for a smooth man- agement of school functions. Their duties, varied but co-ordinated, cover all phases of administration. Money matters and over-all financial concerns are under the direction of Vice-president Walter I. Gibson. The three deans—Dr. Paul Wheeler, Miss Mary Bethea, and Dr. Lloyd Lowder—supervise the total life of the student by seeking to help each in- dividual with academic achievements, per- sonal problems, and dormitory life on the col- lege campus. Mr. Kenneth Holshouser and Dr. Donald Douglass are responsible for the admittance and placement of the students coming to Pfeiffer, for Mr. Holshouser processes the ap- plications for admission, and Dr. Douglass is in charge of the testing program. As Director of Teacher Placement, Dr. Cameron West is responsible for securing po- sitions for graduates who wish to become established in the field of education, either on the elementary or secondary level. Mr. Nick Lefko, Assistant to the President, is a Jack- of-all-trades as he performs very diverse duties necessary to the function of the college. Dr. Nelson Moore and Mr. Bill Reasonover perform tasks which are interdependent in that Dr. Moore is responsible for attracting new students, while Mr. Reasonover, in one phase of his work, directs attempts to bring financial assistance into the school for those students who need aid to attend. Director of Religious Life Rev. James Clemmer seeks to stimulate interest in the cultivation of the religious life and outlook of the student. The person responsible for supervising the students' use of the library facilities as well as for securing new resources to expand the present library materials is Mr J. D Caskey. As head of the maintenance department, Mr. Charles Misenheimer supervises the main- tenance of the physical environment of the college and tries to see that all facilities are kept in working order DR. DONALD D. DOUGLASS Associate Professor of Psychology Director of Placement ADMINISTRATION DR. CAMERON P. WEST Professor of Education Division Chairman Director of Teacher Placement MR. NICHOLAS E. LEFKO Assistant to the President MR. WILLIAM REASONOVER Director of Development MK. J. D. CASKEY Librarian DR. G. NELSON MOORE Director of Public Relations and of Alumni Affairs REV. A. JAMES CLEMMER Director of Religious Life MR. CHARLES MISENHEIMER Head of the Maintenance Department DR. HOYT E. BOWEN Professor of English Chairman of the Division of Languages and Literature Head of the Department of English DR. WILLIAM D. COTTON Professor of Social Sciences Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences DR. CHARLES W. COX Associate Professor of Speech Arts Chairman of the Division of Fine Arts Head of the Department of Speech Arts PFEIFFER PROFESSORS DR. DIMITER E. WASSEN Professor of Economics Chairman of the Division of Economics and Business Administration DR. CAMERON P. WEST Professor of Education Chairman of the Division of Education Heod of the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education DR. GEORGE M. SCHREYER Professor of Religion Chairman of the Division of Religion and Philosophy Head of the Department of Christian Education DR. JETHRO 0. MANLY Professor of Biology Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences Head of the Department of Biology MR. GEORGE E. BREWER Associate Professor of Music Head of Department of Music MISS GEORGIA HASWELL Professor of Mathematics Head of the Department of Mathematics MR. JOE FEREBEE Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Director of Athletics DR. MURAT H. ROBERTS Professor of Languages Head of the Department of Languages DR. RALPH W. GABLE Associate Professor of Chemistry Head of the Department of Chemistry DR. BERNARD C. RUSSELL Professor of Religion and Philosophy Head of the Department of Religion and Philosophy DR. HENRY H. SHISSLER Professor of Sociology Head of the Department of Sociology MR. REX V. STAMBAUGH Assistant Professor of Art Head of the Department of Art EUEL H. BELCHER Texas Wesleyan College B. Mus. Ed. 1950; Indiana University M.M. 1951. MARY E. BETHEA Louisburg College A.A. 1939; Greens- boro College BA. 1945; Scarritt Col- lege M.A. 1946. SHERMAN L. 6URSON, JR. University of Pittsburgh B.S. 1947; Ph.D. 1953. JULIUS GRIFFIN CAMPBELL University of South Carolina A.B. 1947; M.A. 1954. LOUISE H. CASKEY Western Kentucky State A.B. 1945; George Peabody College for Teachers M.A. 1949. DAVID W. COLE Erskme College A.B. 1940; University of South Carolina M.A. 1948; Ph D. 1953. DAISY L. COTTON Atlantic Christian College A B 1939; University of North Carolina M.A. 1951. DONALD D. DOUGLASS Boston University School of Education B.S. 1946; S T B 1949, Ph D. 1957. GLENN DRAPER Indiana University B.Mus. 1951. LOUNELLE M. DRAPER Southern Methodist University B.A. 1956. JULIET ENDLY Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. 1914; Carnegie Library School B.S.L.S. 1931. MARY F. FLOYD La Grange College B.S. 1927; Scarritt College M.A. 1931. 38 FACULTY CHARLES W. FOREMAN University of North Carolina B.A. 1949; Duke University M.A. 1951, Ph D. 1954. PEGGY B GARRISON Piedmont College B.S. 1944 WARREN E. GATES University of Miami A.B. 1948; M A. 1949; University of Colorado PhD. 1958. DORIS C. GEHRING Woman's College of the University of North Carolina B.S.S.A. 1937; Univer- sity of North Carolina M.Ed. 1957. G. LESTER GRAY Memphis State College B.S. 1938; Pea- body College M.A. 1947. JOHN M. HERR, JR. University of Virginia B.A. 1951, M.A. 1952; University of North Carolina Ph D. 1957. FRED T. HOLLIS Middle Tennessee State College B.S. 1941, Peabody College M.A. 1949. KENNETH D. HOLSHOUSER Catawba College B.S. 1949; University of North Carolina M.Ed. 1957. NICHOLAS E. LEFKO American College of Physical Education B.P E. 1939, Catawba College B.A. 1943; University of North Carolina M.A. 1951. LLOYD GREY LOWDER University of North Carolina A.B. 1947; M.A. 1951; Ed.D. 1957. WILLARD W. MARTIN Appalachian State Teachers' College A.B. 1949; M.A. 1951. NANCY D McLAURIN Coker College A.B, 1945; University of North Carolina M.A. 1947 University of South Carolina Ph.D 1958. 39 FACULTY GEORGE E. MELTON Davidson College B.S. 1954; University of North Carolina M.A. 1956. RODNEY DON MILLER Morehead State College A.B. 1952; M.A. 1956. JOHN A. NEEDY, JR. Ohio Northern University B.S. 1940; Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. 1947. CHARLES A. PARKER Muhlenberg College A.B. 1950; Temple University M.A. 1953. MIRIAM W. PARKER Glassboro State Teachers College B.S. 1945; Alabama Polytechnic Institute M.Ed. 1955. FLOYD ADDISON REYNOLDS Guilford College B.S. 1951; University of North Carolina M.Ed. 1954. CLYDE H. ROBERTSON Wofford College B.S. 1950, Duke Uni- versity M A. 1952; Ph D. 1955. ELIZABETH ANN SHAFFER Juniata College B.A. 1946, University of Pennsylvania M.A. 1949. WILLIAM C. STONE Dickinson Junior College Diploma 1941; Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester B.M. 1948, M M. 1949 Mem- ber of A.G.O FAY STOVALL High Point College, Two-year Commer- cial 1935, B A. 1937. MARGARET STUCKEY Winthrop College B.A. 1949; University of South Carolina M.A. 1951. JAMES ALLEN THACKER High Point College A.B. 1939, Duke University M.A 1947. 40 FACULTY JOAN LOVILL TOLBERT Appalachian State Teachers College B.S. 1949, M.Ed. 1958. THELMA T. VENTERS Wingate Junior College A. A. 1948; Furman University B.A 1950, South- western Baptist Theological Seminary B.D. 1953. PAUL M. WHEELER Columbia University A.B. 1915; 1916; Johns Hopkins University 1930. M.A. PhD. WILLIAM DAVID WUBBEN The University of Chicago B.Ph. 1945, M.B.A. 1948, Claremont Graduate School Ph.D. 1958. Not Pictured: MARY E. ANDERSON CHARLIE B. CASPER EARL E. STEVENS Faculty members meet to discuss the curriculum. ■ FACULTY STAFF Mrs. Martha Holshouser, Mrs. Vonnie Fosdick Mrs. Patty Bowers, Mrs. Rubye Morris Mrs. Perlene Caudle, Mrs. Merle Dodd Mrs. Sue Misenheimer, Mrs. Zella Morris v Dr. Joseph Ross and Mrs. Maude Caldwell Perhaps one of the most important con- cerns of the administration of Pfeiffer Col- lege is the physical well-being of each stu- dent. Dr. Joseph Ross, Mrs. Maude Caldwell, and Mrs. Frances DeMoss help to keep our temperature down and our health and stam- Mrs. Frances DeMoss ina up. Mrs. Frances DeMoss and Mrs. Maude Caldwell HOUSE KLUFTINGER DORMITORY Mr. and Mrs. Keith Young FOOTE DORMITORY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tackett PLYLER DORMITORY Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brooks RELIEF HOSTESS Mrs. Lewis Peck 44 COUNSELORS i CLINE DORMITORY Mrs. Bertha Cox MERNER DORMITORY Mrs. Erin Gamble WASHINGTON DORMITORY Mrs. Faye W. McDonald ROWE DORMITORY Mrs. Frances McFarland 45. ' ,o’vv W v ■ Front: Row: Bill Shumaker, President; Shirley Deal, Vice-president; Pat Sau- nooke. Secretary. Not pictured. Brown Holbrook, Treasurer. SENIORS JUNIORS CLASS % 3a Front Row; Jean Hamilton, Secretary; Patty Gregg, Vice-president. Back Row: Tony Philmon, President; Don White, Treasurer. - • Front Row: Judy Harris, Treasurer; Peggy Gilchrist, Secretary. Back Row: Jerry Kennedy, President; Harold Deal, Vice-president. Front Row: Nellie Bradford, Secretary; Mary Jo Moore, Treasurer. Back Row: Ed Trout, President; Homer Brawley, Vice-president. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Row 1: DOUGLAS EUGENE ARCHER, B.S., Business Administration. LINDA MOODY ATKINS, A.B., Religion. LLOYD AUSTIN, B S., Business Administration. JOAN BARE, B S , Elementary Education. Row 2: WINIFRED GURLEY BARKER, A B, English. DAVID ROMA BAXLEY, A.B., Biology. TOBY MAE BEAN, B.S., Elementary Education. RICHARD SELMA BIDDY, B.S., Business Administration. Row 3: BIRDIE LEE BINGHAM, A.B, Religion. JOHN HENRY BOWEN, A.B., Sociology. HENRY LAMAR BOWERS, B.S., Busi- ness Administration. CAROLINE HOWELL BOYD, A.B., English. SENIORS.1959 50 Row 1: LINDA CAROLINE BRIGGS, A.B., Religion. J. L. BROOKS, B.S., Business Administration. THADDEUS DILLARD BRYSON, A.B., Social Sciences. TED RAEFORD BURLESON, B S. Business Administration. Row 2: TROY LEE CARRIKER, B.S., Business Administration. ALMA JANE CHAMBERS, A.B., English. KENNETH EUGENE CHERRY A.B., Sociology. JACK DRYE CLARK, A.B., Social Studies. Row 3: PHILIP CLARK, A.B., Speech Arts. EMELIE MAXINE CLAYTON, B.S., Business Education. LINDA CLINE, B.S., Physi- cal Education. JOSEPH BENNETT COOK, B.S., Business Administration. SENIORS.1959 51 Row 1: MARTHA ANNE CROUCH, B.S., Elementary Education. ROY LONZO CURLEE, A.B., Social Studies. BLAKE FLAKE DEAL, JR., B S., Elementary Education. SHIRLEY LEE DEAL, B.S., Business Education. Row 2: JIMMY FARRELL DEATON, B S., Business Administration. FLAX DELLINGER, B.S., Business Administration. STEVE CLIFFORD DIAL, A B., Biology. GLORIA SUE DIGGS, B S., Elementary Education. Row 3: SAMUEL LOUIS EDWARDS, A B., Sociology. VIRGINIA HAYWOOD EFIRD, A.B., Social Studies. JAMES LEON ENSLEY, B S., Physical Education. BILLIE ANN FERRELL, B.S., Elementary Education. SENIORS. 19 59:------------ 52 Row 1: JANET CAROLYN FILE, B.S., Elementary Education. RAYMOND LEE FOWLER, A.B., Social Studies. WILLIAM VANCE FRYE, B.S., Physical Education. NINA SUE GIBBS, A.B., Social Science. Row 2: HOYLE GILBERT, B.S., Business Administration. JOHN RONALD GORDY, B.S., Physical Education. CARLYN EDWARD GRIFFIN, B.S., Business Administration. BOBBY FRANKLIN GRUBB, B.S., Business Administration. Row 3: BOBBY LOUIS GRUBBS, A.B., English. ANNE GERALDINE HAMILTON, A.B , English. HOWARD BRAXTON HARRELL, A.B., Sociology. SHEARRA ANN HARRIS, B.S., Business Education. SENIORS.1959 53 Row 1: LUTECIA HATHCOCK, B.S., Elementary Education. LINDLEY BROWN HOLBROOKS, JR., B.S., Business Administration. BOBBY RAY HOLSHOUSER, B.S., Physical Education. PHYLLIS ANN HORNBUCKLE, A.B., Christian Education. Row 2: JAMES HAROLD HUNT, B S., Business Administration, MILDRED JANET HURLEY, A.B., Social Studies. ROBIN WADE HURLEY, A.B., Religion. NADINE PETREA JOHNSON, B.S., Elementary Education. Row 3: NANCY WALSH JOHNSTON, B.S., Business Administration. SAMUEL HARRIS JOHNSTON, B.S., Physical Education. RONNY LEO JONES, B S., Business Administration. PETER CHOONGKY KIM, A.B., Economics. SENIORS.1959 54 Row 1: SYLVIA KIMBRO, A.B., Spanish. DAISY RUTH KING, B.S., Elementary Education. ROBERT ALVIN KING, A.B., Eco- nomics. SYLVIA KISER, B.S., Business Education. Row 2: RAY ALEXANDER KRIMMINGER, JR., B.S., Business Administration. JERRY WILEY LANIER, A.B., Social Science. WILLIAM LEE LATHAM, A.B., Religion-Philosophy. JOYCE LATHAN, B.S., Business Education. Row 3: EDWARD LAMAR LENTZ, B.S., General Science. HERBERT JOSEPHUS LENTZ, B.S., General Science. JOSEPH GLEN LEONARD, B.S., Business Administration. ROY WATSON LONG, B.S., Business Administration. SENIORS.1959 55 LINDA BRIGGS Canton, N. C. MARTHA CROUCH Stony Point, N. C. OUTSTANDING GERRY HAMILTON RONNY JONES Forest City, N. C. Harmony, N. C. AL KING Forest City, N. C. BILL SHUMAKER Misenheimer, N. C. SENIORS.1959 RITA SHUMAKER Misenheimer, N. C. PHIL STONE Tipp City, Ohio 52 W . Row 1: FRANCES EVELYN LUTHER, A B, Christian Education. HAROLD GENE McNEILL, B. S., Business Administration. WIL- LIAM KIRK McNEILL, AB, Social Science. PHYLLIS JANE MARTIN, A.B., English. Row 2: CHARLES DOUGLAS MECIMORE, B.S., Business Administration. MILDRED ANNE MILLS, B.S., Physical Education. JIM- MY LANE MOORE, B.S., Business Administration. JOE BARRIER MOOSE, B.S., Business Administration. Row 3: FAITH BROOKS MORGAN, B.S., Elementory Education. BETTY BERNICE MOSES, A.B., Social Studies. OSCAR RAY MOSS, A B , Religion-Philosophy. PEGGY BERRY NEUMANN, B S., Business Education. SENIORS. 1959 58 Row 1: BETTY LOUISE PECK, B.S., Elementary Education, VAUGHN CILE PETERSON, A.B., Biology. THOMAS FRANKLIN PICK- LER, B.S., Business Administration. MARGARET ANN PINION, A.B., History. Row 2: COY WALTER PLOTT, B.S., Business Administration. DANIEL BELK PLYLER, A.B , Biology. WILLIAM LLOYD RATLIFF, A.B., Biology. JOHNNIE ELLEN RUSSELL, B.S., Physical Education. Row 3: MARIE PATRICIA SAUNOOKE, B.S., Physical Education. REX NELSON SAVAGE, B.S., Business Administration. ALVIN LINTON SEAWELL, A.B., Social Science. JAMES MILLARD SHORT, A.B., Religion. SENIORS.1959 59 Row 1: JAMES DAVID SHUMAKER, AB, Religion. RITA LINDER SHUMAKER, A.B., Christian Education. ADDISON NEAL SMITH, A B , Speech. RICHARD CLAYTON STEELE, B.S., Business Administration. Row 2: PHILLIP GRAVES STONE, B.S., Physical Education. JESSE BENJAMIN STUTTS, A.B., Social Studies. JUDY ANN TATE, AB, Biology. DORIS AILEEN TROUTMAN, AB, English. Row 3: RUBY POPLIN TUCKER, B.S., Elementary Education. DOROTHY ELIZABETH WALKER, A.B., Social Science. MORGAN LESTER WALKER, B.S., Physical Education. RUBY PEARL WALKER, B.S, Elementary Education. SENIORS.1959 _______________j 60 Row 1: BARBARA DAVIS WARREN, A.B., Religion. WILSON FRED WEAVER, A.B., Social Science. PAUL LEE WESTBROOK, JR., B.S., Business Administration. PAUL JAMES WIDENHOUSE, A.B., Religion-Philosophy. Row 2: JUDITH CHIPMAN WILES, A.B., Biology. BETTY COBLE WILLIAMS, A.B., Christion Education. JEWEL MARCELLE WISEMAN, A.B., Religion. WILSON WHALEY WOODHOUSE, A.B., Social Studies. Row 3: JANE CAROL YORK, A.B., Christian Education. RICHARD KEITH YOUNG, B.S., Business Administration. DONALD AL- LEN ZIMMERMAN, B.S., Physical Education. SENIORS.1959 61 Ernest Dan Aderhold Joe C. Allen Jones Evans Almond William Eli Atwell Richard W. Austin Braxton R. Bailey 111 Milton B. Barden Gary N. Barringer George T. Barron Sandra G. Biddy Gloria Boring Milton D. Bridges Harvey P. Brooks, Jr. Mildred Broome Jerry Z Bryson JUNIORS 1959 Suzanne R. Buck Roy N. Bullock Frances E. Caudle Kemp M. Causey Dorothy M. Chance Johnny W. Chestnut Judith Ann Coe Charles Coggins Edmond F. Conder Janice Elizabeth Conder George W. Conger Jimmie D. Cranford James Craven Mary Franklin Crouse Thomas Crumpler i Kenneth W. Cuthbertson Max W. Davis Silas P. Dennis Elizabeth Ann Dockery John G. Edwards Thomas R. Edwards Mary M. Ervin Tommy M. Faggart Mary Ann Fisher Blondell L. Flake Rebecca Ann Flowe Betty Elaine Frick Thurston Frye Bobby R. Gatlin David L. Griffin JUNIORS Peggy L. Goodman Glenda A. Graybeal Patricia Gregg Howard Grimes Elizabeth Ann Hall Mary Jean Hamilton Bruce Allen Harbin Betty Jane Harris Eva B. Hicks Donald G. Hinkle Carroll G. Hoilman Joseph S. Holmes P. Elaine Holt Vernon Hunsucker, Jr. James L. Irby 1959 Feme C. Jamieson Thompson R. Jamieson Rebecca Johnson Shirley F. Jones John N. Kirkpatrick Edward A. Kline Miles Joe Kluttz Claudette B. Love Walter B. Love James H. Lynn Priscilla M. McDougald Thomas L. McDuffie, Jr. Carolyn A. McLean Kenneth L. Marlowe Roselyn F. Misenheimer JUNIORS i i Hoy A. Moose James E. Morgan Marshall Gene Morris William B. Morris Bobby 0. Mott Betty Jo Neese Aline S. Noel Klon Del Nunn Helen Osteen Gayle L. Overby Benjamin Wade Owen Marion Joe Parker Betty M. Perry Gayle B. Phillips Anthony G. Philmon 1959 Eveline S. Plyler Howard F. Plyler Tommy Eugene Price Carl T. Purdee Hilda Quinn Joe P. Rhinehart Barbara L. Ritch Jerry C. Ritchie Carl E. Roberson Charles Roberts William Kenneth Rudolph Patricia Ann Russell Tommy R. Seamon Philip Shepard Barbara Ann Smith V I k JUNIORS Marjorie Ellen Smith Clifford M. Stamper Robert K. Stoker Evelyn Talbert Laura R. Taylor Millard Warren, Jr. Glenn D. Wellborn James H. Wentworth1 Donald L. White Gene L. Whitesides Edward L. Whitley David A. Wright wm 1959 v Row 1: Barbara L. Allman, William H. Anderson, Judith Vann Aycock, Belynda L. Ballard, Betty Lou Barbee, Charles William Barker. Row 2: Herron Barnette, Wayne Beachum, Charles William Belshee, Norma Jane Bennett, Robert T. Blackwelder, Martha Kaye Blakley. SOPHOMORES Row 3: Bobby G. Bost, Helen Louise Brewer, Sandra L. Burgin, Jerry McDonald Burkhead, Johnny P. Burleson, David Lee Burns. Row 4: Laura Mae Cabe, Merttie Ann Cannon, Albert C. Capehart, Helen B. Carpenter, Robert Chandler, Thurman J. Chaney. 70 J. Row 1: Edith Christy, Billy Ray Clark, Myrtle Elizabeth Clay, Robert A. Collins, Damaris Colon, Roy G. Cook. Row 2: Clifford T. Crouch, Jane F. Culp, Betty B. Davenport, Martha E. Dawkins, Elizabeth L. Day, Harold D. Deal. 1959 Row 3: Juan A. Diaz, Ray C. Dixon, Barbara Dodson, Sara Ann Durham, Ralph S. Edwards, Bobby D. Ellis. Row 4: Rebekah A. Epley, William H. Faggart, Fred Falls, Jr., Frances Sue Foil, Alice Marie Ford, Gary Allen Frick. 71 ii I} Row 1: Hal E. Furr, Gerald L. Gardner, Peggy Gilchrist, Rachel Gillum, Frances P. Griffin, Hubert P. Griffin. Row 2: John William Hall, Irmegard Haller, Judy K. Harris, Leon S. Harris, Jewell G. Hatley, Peggy Joan Hoyes. SOPHOMORES Row 3: Virginia Lee Henderson, Worth Lloyd Hicks, Florence G. Hildreth, Walter A. Hill, Earl B. Hill, Zoe Hill. Row 4: Tommy G. Holmes, Mary Frances Howell, Marilyn G. Huffstetler, Clara J. Huneycutt, Judith I. Hussey, Edgar D. Ijames. 72 I Row 1: Saundra L. Jolly, Thomas G. Jones, Jr., Larry A. Jordan, Lloyd A. Jordan, Jr., Robert N. Josey, Daisy Jane Kayler. Row 2: Barbara Keeter, Jerry W. Kennedy, Jung Ju Kim, Sarah K. Langston, Julia F. Lee, Doris R. Long. 1959 Row 3: Dean P. Lowe, Cleo McDowell, Ann McKenzie, Edwin McKinley, Jeanette McLean, Reid T. McLendon. Row 4: Donald Lee Miller, Helen L. Miller, Rose Mary Miller, Bobby Gene Morris, Marilyn S. Mott, Elizabeth Ann Newsom. 73 Row 1: Donald G. Ousley, Sue S. Page, Lois J. Payne, Margaret E. Payne, Carolyn B. Penninger, Charles M. Penninger. Row 2: Philip A. Pharr, Charles S. Pickard, Marcia D Pilkenton, Sarah L. Poindexter, Howard P. Powell, Gloria Price. SOPHOMORES Row 3: Kenneth L. Prickitt, Donald R. Puntch, Harry Queen, Edgar L. Ramsey, Jr., Ronald J. Rayle, Clifford E. Rimer. Row 4: John E Robertson, Albert Lee Rose, Charles E Russell, Gerald Scott, George Skomsky, Janice Small. 74 Row 1: Dennis Leon Smith, Wayne P. Smith, Hilda B. Snuggs, Charles Spann, Carroll A. Spencer, Glenn M. Stirewalt. Row 2: John L. Stokes III, Sandra Ann Stroupe, Nancy C. Sutton, Robert L. Taylor, Jerry Lex Thomas, Jerry H. Thomas. 1959 Row 3: Herbert S. Thompson, Jr., Joy Wayne Thore, Annie Lou Trexler, Clara Vann Tysinger, Esther J. Waddell, Robert S. West- moreland. Row 4: Johnny L Whitesides, Larry L Widenhouse, Lloyd F Williams, Evelyn York. 75 Doyt W. Abernathy Henree Anna Abrams Georgia Mae Albertson Donald A. Allman Joan Ann Anderson Kenneth W. Anderson Howard F. Amman Patricia Ann Austin William D. Ayers Wanda E. Baldwin Blair E. Beasley, Jr Sylvia Adore Boyte Nellie E. Bradford Homer 0. Brawley Steve W. Brinkley James Lee Britt Robert W. Brown Ned B. Bullock Charles Wilmer Burke, Jr. Carolyn H. Burleson Eddie Burleson Hattie Joanne Burrell Douglas H Butler Carol G. Calloway Bobbie Violet Cannon Ted Lamar Carnes Kenneth N Carpenter Gwendolyn Y. Chandler FRESHMEN Robert A. Clanton Gary A. Clark William Henry Claypoole Kenneth W Conner Robert Lee Cookson Susan Smythe Crane Rose Crouse Marcia Gay Crowell Judy Gale Curlee Joseph J. D'Agostino Brenda Daniel Gary Bing Davis Mary M. Davis Glenn A. Deck John M. Dorsey Carolyn J. Dull Jorge Duranza Harold Durham Garnald 0. Efird Jer'y W. Eller Sylvia J. Elliot Charles G. Faison Jon R. Finger Thomas E. Fisher Judy Ann Ford Roger W. Freeman Sylvia E. Funderburke Helen H. Furr FRESHMEN Donald Lee Gabriel Carol E. Gallimore Kenneth D. Garner Bobby H Griffin Martha Jane Griffin Mary Ellen Griffin Theodore William Gruber Frederick C. Haak Carolyn Handsel Barbara F. Harris Annette Hinson Bobby D. Hinson Richard N. Hodges Sammie R. Holshouser Tom B. Hudgins Frances C. Hudson Kenneth M Hughes Jerry L. Isenhour Sora L. Jarrett James Johnston Rachel G. Johnson Cloude V. Jones, Jr. Linda G. Jones Susan E Jones Lyndo G. Jordan Gail Buck Josey Ho Eun Kim Jerry W Kleppel FRESHMEN id i Sue Lackey William W. Lake, Jr John W. Langley David W. Lewis Peggy Sue Lisk James Littlejohn Elwood S. Long Arnold Lee Lowder Sarah E. Marsh Virginia A. Marsh Robert G. McCoy Mary E. McKinney Miles H. McWilliams Jerry Ann Meacham Mattie K. Michael Carol R. Miller Margaret Ann Miller Linda P. Monday Mary Jo Moore Ronald Ray Morgan Helen Jeanette Morris Sue B. Morrow Jerry T. Mozingo Judy A. Musgrove Sara Martha Nesbit Charles A. Newsom Sue Ann Nichols John M. Nicholaus FRESHMEN Glenda F. O'Brien Peggy L. Parker Donald C. Parry Shelia K. Pearre James T. Phelps Shelia J. Phifer Tommy E. Pickel Mary Ann Poteete Nana Lou Ramsey Mary F. Rankin Harry L. Rost Jane Elizabeth Rea John M. Reap Charles E. Reese Margaret A. Richardson Brock N. Ridge Martha Jean Robertson Terry A. Roseman Donald E. Ross Mattie Ann Routh Thomas G. Runge Jimmie H. Russell Meriel Sain William R. Scarborough Barbara F Seamon Sally Jean Seamon Troy D. Searcy F. Donold Shaw FRESHMEN mmm Floyd E. Sides Robert B. Singley David F. Smith Kamal C. Solanki Billy C. Solomon Nancy Joann Spencer Harold G. Stealey Louie Joe Strickland Giles L. Stroud Judy Ann Sugg Vida G. Sumner Bennett W. Taylor, Jr. Lavette Teeter Edward H. Thomas Madeline Thornton Gloria P. Tippett Renda J. Treece Edward L. Trout Gloria Jean Tuck Billy B. Tucker Donald Tweed Jackie H. Wagoner Judy Walker Jane Ann Watts Jimmy West Helen Rebecca Wiseman Janet Wood Edgar Max Woodbury FRESHMEN Getting acquainted Getting psychoanalyzed FRESHMEN £ CCf 1 StucJent Certer ie cUaei. Well, it says Smoking, doesn't it? So Harvard has its Aly Khan! 83 Pfeiffer Fire Department unveiled. ACTIVITIES Student Government 86 Publications 92 Student Organizations 98 STUDENT Carolyn McLean; Martha Crouch; Dorothy Walker; Jerry Kennedy; Jimmy Irby; Tommy Jamieson; Dr. Lloyd Lowder, Advisor; Al King; Miss Mary Bethea, Advisor; Kathy Langston, Phil Stone, Barbara Dodson, Nancy Johnston, Ronny Jones, Janice Conder. Al King, President The Student Government Association every year sponsors many parties and dances for the enjoyment of the students. The annual Washington Ball is one of the most important social events of the college campus and is sponsored by the Student Government Associa- tion The decorations and arrangements are made by hard working student government members. Another special feature promoted by this organization is the old favorite, the sock hop The sock hop held after ball games are often instigated by the Student Govern- ment Association in an attempt to provide wholesome recreation for the campus students. 86 GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Constitution of the Student Government Association of Pfeiffer College states the pur- pose of this organization in the following man- ner: The purpose of this organization is to regu- late all matters pertaining to the conduct of the students of the college which are not reserved to the jurisdiction of the Deans, and, in co- operation with staff and faculty,'to promote the best interests of the individual student and the college. All of the students at Pfeiffer College are mdmbers of the Student Government Associa- tion, and through their representatives they have voice in the actions of this group. The Student Council members include the president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, four members of the senior class, three mem- bers of the junior class, two members of the sophomore class, one member of the freshman class, the president of the Men's Student Gov- ernment Association, and the president of the Women's Student Government Association. The ex-officio members include the President of the college, the Dean of Women, and the Dean of Men. The Council functions as a co-ordinating center for the other governmental organizations and endeavors to promote understanding be- tween the administration and student body. Phil Stone, Vice-president Carolyn McLean, Secretary Barbara Dodson, Treasurer 87 The meeting will please come to order, says Mott Crouch, president, as she begins the business session of the Women's Student Government Association. Martha Crouch, President The Women's Student Government Associa- tion is an organization through which the rules and regulations concerning the co-ed students of Pfeiffer College are made and carried out. This organization is responsible for guiding and plan- -------W.S.G.A.----------------------- ning the parties and special recreational pro- grams which are given by the women students. One of the major projects this group supports during the year is the sponsoring of dormitory parties during the Sadie Hawkins Weekend. Betty Davenport; Nancy Sutton, Treasurer; Marilyn Mott; Sandra Biddy; Jane Martin, Fire Marshal; Martha Crouch, President; Miss Mary Betheo, Advisor, Judy Wiles; Jane Chambers, Vice-president; Rose Crouse; Ann Flowe; Jean Hamilton, Secretary. It looks as if Ronny is beginning this meeting of the Men's Student Government Association with good news. The Men's Student Government Association is responsible for the legislation and execution of the rules and regulations governing the men students. It cooperates with the deans, staff, and faculty to promote the best interests of the in- dividual and the college. ■ M.S.G.A. 11 The M. S. G. A. Council consists of the presi- dents of each of the men's dormitories, the of- ficers of the M. S. G. A., the men day students' representatives, and is presided over by the presi- dent of the M. S. G. A. Ronny Jones, President M. S. G. A. COUNCIL: Al Capehart, Treasurer; Charlie Roberts; Lamar Bowers; Roy Long, Vice-president; Jerry Lanier; James Hunt; Ronny Jones, President; Dr. Lloyd Lowder, Advisor; Jerry Bryson, Secretary; Jimmy Deaton, Brack Bailey, Fire Marshal; Ed Trout. HOUSE FOOTE DORMITORY Seated: George Duranza, Edward Trout, Bob Taylor. Standing: Homer Brawley, John Dorsey, David Smith, John Kirkpatrick, Ted Carnes, Charles Reese. COUNCILS MEN'S KLUFTINGER DORMITORY Seated: Philip Shepard, Jimmy Deaton, Milton Bridges. Standing: John Bowen, Edward Lentz, Jerry Kennedy. PLYLER DORMITORY Seated: Max Davis, Charlie Roberts, Bobby Westmore- land. Standing: Jimmy Wentworth, Jimmy Lynn, Worth Hicks, Wade Owens, Albert Rose, Wayne Smith, Ken Marlowe. WASHINGTON HALL Georgia Albertson, Martha Jean Robertson, Jerry Meacham, Rose Crouse, Barbara Harris, Mary McKinney, Vida Sumner. MERNER HALL Judy Hussey, Peggy Gilchrist, Judy Harris, Betty Daven- port, Edith Christy, Merttie Cannon, Sarah Poindexter, Kathy Langston. WOMENS ROWE HALL Marcy Ervin, Beth Roberts Taylor, Ann Flowe, Phyllis Hornbuckle, Mary Franklin Crouse, Eveline Plyler. CLINE HALL Mildred Hurley, Nina Gibbs, Gerry Hamilton, Judy Wiles, Flax Dellinger, Johnnie Russell, Betty Moses. Seated: Sylvia Kiser, Becky Johnson, Linda Briggs, Richard Biddy. Standing: Millard Warren, Philip Shepard. Behind closed doors . . The Publication Heads are composed of the News editors and the Chimes editors. The editors of the News select their staff and edit fifteen newspapers each school year. After selecting their staff, the editors of the Chimes are responsible for publishing the college yearbook. PUBLICATION HEADS PUBLICATIONS BOARD The Publications Board is composed of five faculty members and the editors of the News and the Chimes—the two official publica- tions of the college. The members of the board select the editors and the business man- agers of the publications. Also, they discuss problems related to the News and the Chimes in order to reach a practical solution. Margaret Stuckey, Chairman of Publications Board Seated: Becky Johnson, Mr. G. Lester Gray, Mr. J. Griffin Campbell, Mr. Walter I. Gibson, Miss Margaret Stuckey, Dr. Charles Foreman, Linda Briggs. Standing: Millard Warren, Philip Shepard. v irarmtinT' V. Jt YK At the beginning of the year Editor Whit Warren and Assistant Editor Phil Shepard hid themselves in a closet in the main building night after night working out the plans for the 1959 Chimes. Then Whit rushed about campus, arranging for pictures to be made, in- structing his staff in their duties, constantly pressed for time. Phil worked closely with him, tying up loose ends. The photographer from Smith's Studio constantly asked people to smile. And Student Photographer Howard Powell, followed and assisted by Kathy Langs- ton, froze for the sake of annual pictures when he spent one day outside in a four-inch snowfall. Fresh pictures poured into the science building where the staff worked; and Rita Shumaker, aided by Stan Thompson, Bill Latham, Barbara Dodson, Gerry Hamilton, Johnny Stokes and Milton Barden concentrated on copy and captions. Sports Editor Phil Stone scooped in sports copy, much of it first hand. Editor Millard Warren Business Manager Sylvia Kiser Assistant Editor Phil Shepard Heads of Staffs: Seated: Rita Shumaker, Barbara Worren, Sylvia Kiser. Standing: Phil Stone, Howard Powell, Mary Franklin Crouse, Vida Sumner. Art Staff: Sammie Holshouser and Vida Sumner Mary Franklin Crouse, Class Editor, worked with Kaye Blakley, Rose Crouse, Betty Moses, and Carolyn McLean to get class pictures arranged in alphabetical order and slipped into the envelopes. Sketches appeared on the tables, prepared by Art Editor Vida Sumner and her assistants, Sammie Holshouser and Dan Aderhold. Judy Coe, Janice Small and Tommy Runge, made them- selves invaluable checking details. Charles Reese drove constantly between Misenheimer and Charlotte, taking negatives to Delmar and B H. Barbara Warren, Bar- bara and Marjorie Smith typed hour after hour after hour the numerous copy pages which go into the making of an annual. Sylvia Kiser, Business Manager, worked closely with a staff composed of Jerry Gardner, Gloria Boring, Myron Goebelbecker, and Bobby Westmoreland—watching for every chance to sell an extra ad. Now the yearbook is finished. The staff members have their memories. They hope they have added to yours. Photography Staff: Howard Powell and Kathy Langston Business Staff: Jerry Gardner, Sylvia Kiser, Gloria Bor- ing, Charles Reese Class Editors: Carolyn McLean, Mary Franklin Crouse, Betty Moses, Kaye Blakley, Rose Crouse. Literary Staff: Seated: Milton Barden, Barbara Dodson, Rita Shumaker. Standing: Bill Latham, John Stokes Typing Staff: Barbara Smith, Barbara Warren, Marjorie Smith I Linda Briggs, Editor Business Staff: Janice Conder and Roy Long. Circulation Staff: Joe Rhinehart, Gloria Price, and Lois Payne. THE PFEIFFER NEWS---- Becky Johnson, Assistant Editor Typing Editor: Emelie Clayton, Religion Editor: Betty Barbee, Feature Editor: Morey Ervin, Humor Editors: Bill Latham and Rose Mary Miller, Club Editor: Pauline Griffin, Photographer: Tom Jones, Typing Editor: Joyce Lathan, Departmental Editor: Merttie Cannon. The Pfeiffer News, published twice monthly, endeavors to convey the dif- ferent viewpoints of the students and faculty on issues of interest and concern. The News has grown steadily under the leadership of Editor Linda Briggs and Assistant Editor Becky Johnson, who have raised the operations of the paper to a higher degree of efficiency by dividing responsibilities among department edi- tors: Marcy Ervin, features; Betty Bar- bee, religion; Milt Barden and Betty Perry, sports; Pauline Griffin, club activities; Bill Latham and Rose Mary Miller, humor; Emilie Clayton and Joyce Lathan, typing; Joe Rhinehart, circula- tion; Merttie Cannon, departmental; Tom Jones, photographer; Nancy John- ston and Stan Thompson, editorials. These editors have in their departments many students who work constantly on each issue. Editorial Advisor: Nancy Johnston, Art Staff: Dan Aderhold, Jane Chambers and Sammie Holshouser, Sports Editors: Milt Barden and Betty Perry. Staff Writers: Eveline Plyler, Stan Thompson, Betty Davenport, Judy Harris, Betty Hall, Hilda Quinn, Pris- cilla McDougald, Peggy Gilchrist, Blair Beasley, Kaye Richard Biddy Blakley. Business Manager 97 PFEIFFER PLAYMAKERS V I, I' r Madam Arcati explains all in the Pfeiffer playmakers production of Blithe Spirit. Every year the students at Pfeiffer have presented to them by the play- makers several dramatic productions. The casts of these plays are chosen by audition, and the students earn points for their participation in any way in the dramas. With the accumulation of a specific number of points, a student be- comes eligible for membership in the national drama fraternity. This year's Blithe Spirit was presented in the fall and was a big success! It becomes necessary to fight spirits with spirits as spooks prove too much for Madam Arcati. A welcome break for Sylvia Kim- bro and Jimmy Moore during re- hearsal. Behind the scenes Burke awaits the next cue. 5 I i Row 1: Judy Hussey, Margaret Ann Miller, Peggie Lisk, Ann Flowe, Helen Miller, Lynda Jordan, Clara Vann Tysinger, Vida Sum- ner, Nellie Bradford. Priscilla McDougald, Martha Griffin, Martha Dawkins, Becky Johnson, Irma Haller. Row 2: Madeline Thorn- ton, Shelia Pearre, Betty Barbee, Gloria Tippett, Janice Conder, Kicksey Michael, Sylvia Boyte, Phyllis Hornbuckle, Hilda Quinn, Marilyn Huffstetler, Ann McKenzie, Alice Ford, Edwina Marsh. Row 3: Betty Conley, Marcy Ervin, Gay Crowell, Lounelle Draper, Milton Barden, Jimmy Irby, Tommy Holmes, Ho Eun Kim, Johnny Stokes, Herron Barnette, Julia Lee, Sarah Poindexter, Eveline Plyler Row 4: Nan Ramsey, June Williams, Ken Marlowe, Donald Parry, Myron Goebelbecker, Eddie Burleson, Tony Philmon, Jerry Thomas, Albert Rose, Bill Scarborough, Joan Hayes. Row 5: Jon Finger, Sammie Holshouser, Jerry Keppel, Roger Saunders, Gene Price, Charles Reese, Tommy Pickel. The Pfeiffer College Concert Choir made up of mixed voices chosen by auditions from the entire student body by its director, Glenn Drap- er, contributes much toward the advancement of musical activities both on and off campus. After many practices, the chorus each year goes on a spring tour covering several states through- out the South. Also, they appear in churches and public schools in nearby counties. The Con- cert Choir, this year the largest in the history of the college, sings religious, secular and novel- ty numbers. Glenn Draper Director CONCERT CHOIR-----------’ 100 The Pfeiffer Male Chorus, under the direction of Glenn Draper, has as its purpose the creation of special interest and enthusiasm in the field of music for the male students on campus. The Male Chorus has toured the southern states, presenting a variety of musical types, from re- ligious anthems to novelty selections, and has also recorded several times for the Voice of America programs. Martha Dawkins, Accompanist CHARLOTTEENS Top to Bottom: Jerry Thomas, Tommy Holmes, Jimmy Irby, Tony Philmon. Row 1: Jimmy Irby, Don Perry, Andy Hill, Tony Philmon, Bob Westmoreland, Johnny Stokes, Herron Barnette, Ed Burleson. Row 2: Jerry Kennedy, Tommy Holmes, Dan Aderhold, Al Rose, Ho Kim, Tommy Pickel, Buddy Lake, Bill Scarborough. Row 3: Al King, Myron Goebelbecker, Milt Barden, Jackie Waggoner, Ben Taylor, Bob Clanton, Jerry Kleppel, Ken Cuthbertson. Row 4: Ken Marlowe, Al Capehart, Sammie Holshouser, Charlie Reese, John Kirkpatrick, Roger Saunders, Jerry Thomas. MALE CHORUS 101 I Row 1: Elizabeth Clay, Henree Anna Abrams, Mary Frances Rankin, Nellie Bradford, Dorothy Chance, Barbara Seamon. Row 2: Margaret Miller, Wanda Baldwin, Elaine Frick, Jerry Meacham, Brenda Daniel, Gloria Tippett, Edith Christy. Row 3: Ho Kim, Bob Singley, Giles Stroud, Jerry Kleppel, John Bowen CHAPEL CHOIR —— The new Chapel Choir, offering credit to those participating, is composed of mixed voices taken from the entire stu- dent body Under the direction of Mr. George E. Brewer, the organization has as its purpose singing for Sunday morn- ing worship services Mr. William Stone Mr. Euel Belcher The Pfeiffer Choral Union, made up of members of the faculty and student body of Pfeiffer College and people from through- out the surrounding communities, meets for weekly practice on each succeeding Monday, beginning with the latter part of October and continuing through to the middle of Decem- ber. Now in its third year, the purpose of this organization, under the direction of Mr. Glenn Draper, is to create and to further the desire for better interschool and community rela- tions and to promote the appreciation of out- standing religious music through the presenta- tion of George Frederick Handel's Messiah! This year it was again presented in Albemarle and at Pfeiffer, and was recorded and broad- cast over both radio stations in Albemarle. CHORAL UNION { Seated: Mrs. Thelma Venters, Miss Mary Floyd, Dr. Dimiter Wassen, Dr. Donald D. Douglass, Dr. J. Lem Stokes, Mr. J. Griffin Campbell, Dr. George M. Schreyer. Standing: Joe Rhinehart, Rev. James Gemmer, Betty Williams, Robert Chandler, Wade Owen, Dorothy Chance, Dorothy Walker, Jane York, Don White. CHRISTIAN LIFE COUNCIL Jane York, President Acting as steering committee for the Christian clubs, organizations, and commit- tees on the Pfeiffer campus, the Christian Life Council is composed of representatives from both the faculty members and the student body. The purpose of this organiza- tion—which forms the policies regarding the religious program, co-ordinates all re- ligious activities, and directs all interde- nominational, and inter-faith activities—is the preservation of unity of spirit in the religious life at Pfeiffer College. One of the most important activities which this group co-ordinates during the year is the annual observance of Religious Emphasis Week. The Methodist Student Fellowship being led in discussion by Rev. James Clemmer at their regulor Sunday evening meeting. Merner Hall Parlor is turned over to this Sunday evening meeting of the Westminster Fellowship. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS The Baptist Student Union meets in Cline Hall for worship and fellowship. For those students on campus who desire fel- lowship with members of their own denomina- tion, Pfeiffer offers the Westminster Fellowship, The Baptist Union, and the Methodist Student Fellowship. These organizations, which provide a connecting link between the college and the local church, seek to challenge their members to grow in character and ideals. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION FELLOWSHIP Designed for those students who ore preparing for work in the church in some area of Christian Education, the Christian Education Fellowship organization meets monthly for the purpose of inspirational or informa- tive programs on topics in this field. Center top row: Betty Williams, Pres- ident; Becky Johnson, Vice-Presi- dent Center second row: Marcia Pilkenton, Secretary; Betty Barbee, Treasurer Left top row: Jane Kayler, Progrom Chairman; Clara Vann Tysinger, Publicity Chairman Left second row: Georgia Albertson, Dorothy Chance Right top row: Elizabeth Clay, Thomas Crumpler ■M Right second row: Brenda Daniel, Elaine Frick Center third row: Martha Griffin, Judy Harris Center fourth row: Judy Hussey, Sara Jarrett Center fifth row: Helen Miller, Mar- garet Miller Center sixth row: Mary Jo Moore, Sara Nesbit Center seventh row: Sue Nichols, Shelia Pearre Center eighth row: Barbara Seamon, Sandra Strope Center ninth row: Annie Lou Trexler, Marcell Wiseman Johnny Stokes Chaplain Kirk McNeill, President Bill Latham Vice-President Philip Pharr Secretary Walter Love T reasurer John Dorsey Bob Singley Al Capehart Gene Price Publicity Chairman Bob Clanton Dr. Donald D. Douglass Advisor The Kappa Chi Fraternity is a national, non- denominational fraternity; it is composed of students with a common vocational interest in preparing for the pastorate and other phases of the ministry of the church. The purpose of the fraternity is to pro- vide and to promote a medium of instruction and in- spiration so that its members may mutually share in worship, fellowship, and service. KAPPA CHI 107 11 I! The Missions Club is an organization composed of students interested in the field of world and national missions of the church. The club endeavors through pro- grams of worship, study, recreation, and service to acquaint its members with the active relationship of the church to dyna- mic world situations. Row 1: Jane Kayler, Vice-President; Dot Walker, Secretary; Birdie Bingham. Row 2: Elizabeth Clay, Susan Crane, Judy Hussey. Row 3: Sara Jarrett, Ho Eun Kim, Bill Latham. MISSIONS CLUB Row 1: Walter Love, Priscilla McDougald, Margaret Miller. Row 2: Betty Jo Neese, Margaret Payne, Joe Rinehart Row 3: Barbara Seamon, Kamal Solanki, Miss Mary Bethea, Advisor; Miss Mary Floyd, Ad- visor. Richard Biddy, Vice-President; Nancy Johns- ton, Secretary-Treasurer; Martha Crouch, Jimmy Irby. Becky Johnson, Ronny Jones, Al King, Sylvia Kiser. Evelyn Luther, Kirk ORDER OF THE SUNDIAL The Order of the Sundial honors as its members students who are outstanding in physical, social, aesthetic and spiritual aspects of life. Traditionally the members begin each year with an acquaintance dance to help foster the friendship theme of the Sundial. Their purpose is to stimulate a wholesome in- terest in extra-curricular activities, to develop citizenship and leadership, and to promote school spirit. Linda Briggs, President 109 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Jimmy Moore, Vice-President Phyllis Hornbuckle, Secretary- T reasurer Dot Chance Phil Clark Gerry Hamilton Becky Johnson The Alpha Psi Omega allows students opportunity to express their creative and dramatic ability. Membership into this national honorary dramatics fraternity is obtained from work and service in major college productions. Students who show outstanding ability ond achievement in either acting or technical phases are given opportunities to work for the number of points which are required for membership into this fraternity. Tommy Edwards President Priscilla McDougald Joe Rinehart Pat Saunooke Jane York Mrs. Lounelle Draper Dr. Nancy McLaurin Not pictured: Dr. Charles W. Cox, Advisor WHO'S WHO Nominations for election to the Who's Who are made by the faculty on the basis of leadership ability, academic achieve- ments, and character; and the representatives are then elected by the student body from these nominations. Upon acceptance of this group by a committee of Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities the individual biographies and records of these students appear in the annual publication of this na- tional group. 111 On Pfeiffer campus the organization which attempts to give information about the Span- ish language, civilization, and culture is the Spanish Club. Any student who has had one year of Span- ish and who is interested may participate as an active member of this group. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Deddie Colon, Dr. Warren Gates, Advisor. Row 2: Judy Hussey, Elizabeth Clay. Row 3: Juan Diaz, Ed Ramsey, George Duranza. LE CERCLE FRANQAIS Row 1: Miss Elizabeth Shaffer, Advisor; Mildred Hurley. Row 2: Libby Dockery, Peggy Gilchrist. Row 3: Pauline Griffin, Dorothy Chance. Le cercle francais is an organization composed of interested students who are taking French or those who have had the equivalent of one year of French in college. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in the French language and civilization. I 12 Mildred Hurley, President. Row 1: Wilson Woodhouse, Joy Thore, Potty Gregg, Nancy Sutton, Linda Ballard, Ruby Walker, Betty Moses, Joyce Lathan. Row 2: Kenneth Conner, Dr. William D. Cotton, Advisor; Janice Conder, Margaret Payne, Georgia Albertson, Sara L. Jarrett, Bud Deck, Wayne Smith. Row 3: Joe Rinehart, Mrs. Bertha Cox, Mrs. Faye W. McDonald, Mrs. Erin Gamble, Sara Durham. Row 4: Louie Joe Strickland, Flax Dellinger, Ken Prickitt, Mrs. Lewis Peck, Jeanette McLean. Members of the Young Demo- crats Club meet several times a month to discuss party policies and matters of general political interest. Their primary objective is to pro- vide for our people through its ad- ministration the highest degree of justice, social welfare, and happi- ness. Joyce Lathan, President YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB Row 1: Mr. G. Lester Gray, Donna Gray, Mrs. G. Lester Gray, Eveline Plyler. Row 2: Beth Taylor, Mildred Broome, Ruth King. Row 3: Coy Plott, Joan Hayes, Charles Coggins. Row 4: Brack Bailey, Glenn Wellborn. The Young Republicans Club of Pfeiffer College seeks to uphold the traditions of a political party that has made immeasurable contributions to the progress of our country. Students who uphold the political policies and platforms of the Republican party participate in this group Row 1: Lois Payne, Betty Perry, Glenda Graybeal, Clara Huneycutt, Betty Conley, Judy Harris, Bob Black- welder, Laura Cabe, Joe Rhinehart. Row 2: Carolyn McLean, Janice Condor, Judy Wiles, Martha Crouch, Jane Chambers, Dorothy Walker, Betty Moses, Ruby Walker, Mary Fisher, Roselyn F. Misenheim- er. Row 3: Dr. Lloyd Lowder, Ruth King, Rachel Gillum, Mildred Broome, Joy Thore, Morgan Walker, Edith Christy, Alice Marie Ford, Judy Aycock, Cleo McDowell, Julia Lee, Marilyn Huffstetler, Mr. Fred Hollis, Advisor. This Future Teachers of America or- ganization was formed for the purpose of giving fellowship and information to those students on Pfeiffer Campus who will be tomorrow's leaders in the field of education either on the elementary, secondary, or college level. Shirley Deal, President FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA LETTERMEN'S CLUB Richard Biddy, President It is the purpose of the Pfeiffer Col- lege Lettermen's Club to aid in the development of better inter-school re- lations and to create a desire for better campus conduct. Anyone earning a letter in athletics thus becomes eligible to be a member of this organization. Row 1: Johnny Stokes, Tommy Jamieson, Phil Stone, Jimmy Irby, Johnny Whitesides, Tony Philmon, Coy Plott, Don White, Richard Biddy. Row 2: Mr. John Needy, Advisor; Andy Hill, Bill Barker, Milton Barden, Don Tweed, Gary Barringer, Brack Bailey, Kenneth Cuthbertson. Row 3: Johnny Robertson, Wayne Smith, Glenn Wellborn, Larry Jordan, George Skomsky, Bobby Baucom. Row 4: Gene White- sides, Bob Taylor, Al Capehart, John Kirkpatrick. Row 1: Sara Nesbit, Henree Anna Abrams, Betty Perry, Barbara Harris, Sylvia Elliot, Mrs. Joan Lovill Tolbert, Advisor. Row 2: Sandy Strope, Betty Jo Neese, Brenda Daniel, Judy Ann Ford, Judy Aycock, Pat Saunooke. Row 3: Shirley Jones, Barbara Smith, Marjorie Smith, Susan Jones, Johnnie Russell, Nina Ramsey, Gloria Price. Any girl on campus who is interested in sports or wishes to participate actively in any type sport is eligible for membership in the Women's Athletic Association. The purpose of this organization, which sponsors the annual May Day Festival, is to pro- vide recreation for girls in their leisure time. Johnnie Russell, President WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB The Physical Education Majors Club draws its membership from all students maj- oring in the field of Physical Education. Serving an integrated, two-fold purpose, the club stimulates professional interest among its members as it provides student lead- ership for recreation and for the intramural program on the campus. K Phil Stone President Row 1: John Needy, Advisor; George Skomsky, Milt Barden, Betty Jane Harris, Johnnie Russell, Pat Saunooke, Gloria Price, Betty Perry, Mrs. Joan Lovill Tolbert, Advisor; Troy Searcy. Row 2: Joe Ferebee, Advisor; Harvey Brooks, Johnny Whitesides, Jimmy Wentworth, Bob Holshouser, Phil Stone, Jerry Pickard, Eli Atwell, Don Tweed, Morgan Walker. Row 3: Brack Bailey, Bobby Griffin, Tom Crumpler, Bill Frye, Johnny Robertson. Row 4: Lloyd Jordan, John Gordy, Ronald Gooch, Jerry Bryson, Gary Clark, Vernon Hunsucker, Thurston Frye, Leon Smith, Harold Tackett, Larry Jordan. Row 1: Dr Clyde Robertson, Advisor, Gail Johnson, Eveline Plyler, Judy Wiles, Betty Hall, Jim Lynn, Dr. J. O. Manly, Advisor. Row 2: Meriel Sain, Ann Marsh, Marcy Ervin, Judy Tate, Ferrell Conder. Row 3: Gerald Scott, Mary Franklin Crouse, Lloyd Ratliff, Vaughn Peterson, Dan Plyler, Steve Dial, Cliff Stamper. The Science Club was organized last year to promote an interest on campus in the natural sciences. The membership consists of members of the student body and faculty, as well as teachers and interested students from near-by high schools. The club is also a chapter of the North Carolina Academy of Science. Geology, research projects, the drug industry and medical research were among the subjects discussed earlier in the year. Speakers are prominent men and women in the field of science from North Carolina and the surrounding states. Dan Plyler President SCIENCE CLUB NURSES CLUB Row 1: Lynda Jordan, Peggy Parker. Row 2: Merttie Connon, Gail Johnson, Sheilah Phifer. Row 3: Katherine Langston, Susan Jones, Carolyn Dull, Rose Crouse. The Nurses Club was organized for the purpose of acquainting the girls enrolled in the nurses' training program with the require- ments of training and education in this field of medicine. The club also provides an op- portunity for fellowship among the girls in- terested in nursing as a vocation. Seated: Dr. Hoyt Bowen, Pauline Griffin, Barbara Dodson, Bill Latham, Betty Davenport, Dr. Nancy McLaurin. Standing: Sandy Strope, Marcy Ervin, Phyllis Hornbuckle, Tom Jones, Rose Mary Miller, Linda Briggs, Kaye Blakley. Bill Latham, President SOCIETY OF CREATIVE ARTS Ann McKenzie, President THE BALLAD CLUB Seated: Judy Hussey, Dr. Hoyt Bowen, Advisor, Ann McKenzie. Standing: Bob Chandler, Herron Barnette, Rose Mary Miller, Albert Rose. MARSHALS Appointed by the Student Council on a basis of scholarship, character, and school participation, the marshals take office at the end of their junior year and serve through their senior year. The Marshals' responsibilities include ushering at plays and concerts, welcoming visitors, and marshaling at commencement exercises. Row 1: Nancy Johnston, Phil Stone, Martha Crouch, Gerry Hamilton Row 2: Emelie Clayton, Judy Wiles, Al King, Ronny Jones, Evelyn Luther. CHEERLEADERS The Pfeiffer Cheerleaders, who lead the rooting of the students at the basketball games each season, are elected by popular vote of the members of the Lettermen's Club The chief cheerleader must be a rising senior. This is the first year that Pfeiffer has allowed freshman girls to hold the position of cheerleader. In addition to the six regular cheerleaders, two alternates are chosen to serve in case of the absence of one of the regular cheerleaders. Go P C.—Beat Catawba!!! Sylvia Funderburke, Shearra Harris, Judy Coe, Sylvia Kimbro, Jerry Meachum, Nancy Sutton, Jean Hamilton, Sylvia Boyte. I 19 FEATURES Miss Merry Christmas Martha and George Washington 133 122 Shearra Harris MAY QUEEN The May Queen and her court compose one of the outstanding features of the annual May Day event. Nomi- nations are made from each class; and from these nomi- nations the queen, who must be a senior, and her attend- ants are elected. This year the queen and her court were picked by a nationally known figure in the entertainment field. Mr. Bob Cummings, star of movies and of his own television series, selected our Queen of May and her court from the pictures of those girls nominated by the student body. Mr. Bob Cummings Our Queen of May relaxes in her dormitory over a magazine. IO 124 GERRY HAMILTON SANDRA BIDDY 127 ANN FLOWE BETTY BARBEE 129 BECKY EPLEY SYLVIA FUNDERBURKE 131 JUDY WALKER JERRY MEACHAM ? Gerry Hamilton and Jimmy Moore SPORTS Basketball Baseball Minor Sports Wrestling Tennis T rack Golf Soccer Cross Country Intramurals 1958-59 BASKETBALL Never before has one single unit alone seen such a fast and strong rise in school spirit as the basketball team experienced this past year. Co-captains Richard Biddy and Phil Stone were the only veterans who lasted the full season. Injuries plagued the team throughout, seemingly striking some of the most prominent mem- bers of the team. Coach Don Miller had a relatively young team with considerable strength being offered by the freshman members Hal Stealey, Bill Claypoole, Miles McWilliams, and Vince Hoch. The Panthers should be plenty tough next year. Coach Don Miller Row 1: Hal Stealey, Vincent Hoch, Jimmy Wentworth, Phil Stone, Thurston Frye, Bill Claypoole. Row 2: Coach Don Miller, Leon Smith, Miles McWilliams, Richard Biddy, Buck Kindred, Gene Campbell, Larry Jordan, Sid Jones; Manager, Bill Frye. 136 SEASON PFEIFFER'S SCHEDULE OPPONENT'S SCORE DATE SCORE 93 Nov. 25 Pembroke 82 ! 64 Nov. 29 Catawba 62 1 78 Dec. 1 Appalachian 95 1 76 Dec. 3 Lenoir Rhyne 83 77 Dec. 6 High Point 87 i 63 Dec. 8 Elon 83 i 65 Dec. 10 Atlantic Christian 64 72 Dec. 13 Davidson 82 76 Jan. 2 Appalachian 83 68 Jan. 3 Belmont Abbey 77 76 Jan. 5 Guilford 57 75 Jan. 7 Catawba 65 j 67 Jan. 9 Newberry 77 ; 88 Jan. 10 Pembroke 98 107 . Jan. 14 High Point 1 1 7 62 Jan. 15 McCrary 85 70 Jan. 17 Atlantic Christian 89 81 Jan. 26 Newberry 78 60 Jan 29 Lenoir Rhyne 74 58 Jan. 31 Belmont Abbey 7 1 68 Feb. 2 Elon 69 70 Feb. 4 Davidson 71 ' 76 Feb. 7 McCrary 86 79 Feb. 16 Appalachian 1 04 82 . Feb. 20 Georgetown (Ky.) 97 72 Feb 21 Transylvania (Ky.) 101 137 :««iixw- , -r. r. L Richard Biddy, Co-captain Phil Stone, Co-captain Leon Smith Jimmy Wentworth Thurston Frye Biddy foils attempted shot. SK-Jtl O K., boys, let's sew this one up. Larry Jordan Looks like a sure basket. No. 1 works again. Hal Stealey Biddy hooks for two more. Vince Hoch McWilliams hits on a jump shot. Bill Claypoole Miles McWilliams Gene Campbell Claypoole gets off a jump shot. Fast break nets two. Buck Kindred Sid Jones Coach Harold Tackett The junior varsity, or freshman team, under the capable coaching of Harold Tackett and with an abundance of talent had a good year on the court with a 11-5 record. The most outstanding player by far for the frosh was big Miles McWilliams, who ended the season with a 17.5 scoring average per game. Miles got plenty of help from other very out- standing freshmen: Bill Claypoole, Hal Stealey, Buck Kindred, Sid Jones, Rip Collins, Thurston Frye, and Vince Hoch. The J. V. team offered a chance to improve the play and ability of the stars of tomorrow —and improve they did! Several of the team members made so much improvement that some of them even worked into the starting lineup of the varsity. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Ron Rayle, Homer Brawley, Rick Hodges, Woody Long. Row 2: Coach Harold Tackett, Freddie Haak, Miles McWilliams, Buck Kindred, Sid Jones, Hal Stealey. 14 1 The 1957-58 season was the greatest season for the best team anywhere in the South—the Panthers of Pfeiffer College. Coached by Mr. Joe Ferebee and led by the tremendous pitching of Tommy Jamieson and Roger Williams, the Panthers turned in a 16-1-1 record—the best anywhere. A highlight of the season came when Roger Williams pitched a no-hitter. Then Pfeiffer's credit was boosted by Tommy Jamieson's being named All-State. Aces on the diamond as well as strong power hitters were Bob Bost, Red Russell, Jimmy Coggins, Larry Graham, Johnny Robertson, Jerry Bryson, Tom- my Eaton, Brack Bailey, and Jim Irby. Coach Joe Ferebee 1958-59 BASEBALL SEASON Row 1: Ken Prickitt, Jerry Bryson, Ted Gruber, Lloyd Jordon, Jimmy Irby, Tommy Jamieson, Manager Wes Livengood. Row 2: Fred Haak, Troy Searcy, Charles Russell, Goyle Phillips, Johnny Robertson, Homer Brawley, Rick Hodges, Brack Bailey. Row 3: Glenn Deck, Tom Fisher, Miles McWilliams, Jimmy Coggins, Hal Stealey, Harold Tackett, Vince Hoch, Bobby Ellis, Bobby Gatlin. 142 Ed Carrier, Dick Bailey, Jerry Blackwelder, Larry Kiser and Vince Hoch added their abili- ties to strengthen the lineup. The loss of many regulars from the 1957-58 squad will surely be felt, but with several promising prospects and the returning veterans of last year another winning season should be in the making this year. Mound Staff. No doubt about this one. Tips on fielding. THE RECORD 1958 Pfeiffer Opponent 17 ................................ High Point—3 6 ............................. Williams—0 7 .................................. Williams—4 7..... . ............. Williams—6 5................................... Williams—0 18 Atlantic Christian—9 5...............................Belmont Abbey—0 7 .................................. Guilford—3 9 Belmont Abbey—0 8 Atlantic Christian—5 7 ................................ Pembroke—4 1 ................................. Pembroke—0 8 ................................ Elon—6 7 .............................. Pembroke—0 3 Pembroke—4 5 ............................. Pembroke—1 7 Pembroke—2 Murderers' Row (Pfeiffer style). A A n % r ‘ . r 1 Coach Ferebee gives Panther pitchers instructions on strike zone. Brack laying one down. Stump gathers one in. Out!! Panthers of 57-58 Best in the State. Shades of Lefty Grove!! Now wait just a minute, boys. TENNIS Coach Nick Lefko and Captain Doug Archer Led by Lloyd Hunsucker, Bob Stoker, Don Stokes, Delmas Petrea, Doug Archer, Gene Thompson, John- ny Stokes, and Don Michelle, the tennis team, coached by Mr. N. E. Lefko, was most successful last spring. Phil Stone and Alton Taylor made favorable impressions as reserve netmen. The team made a most impressive record for the season by winning in almost every contest. The two losses that spoiled the perfect record came at the hands of the team from Wake Forest. Unfortunately Hunsucker, Petrea, Thompson, and Michelle graduated, leaving big gaps in the line- up to be filled before spring arrives. But those spaces will be filled, and Pfeiffer should have another win- ning team. Set point!! 147 Mickey Dunham, Doug Archer, Jones Al- mond, Charles Pickard, Johnny Stokes. SOCCER In the second year for soccer at Pfeiffer, an ever-increasing following was gathered from the student body. The many beautiful fall afternoons were filled with shouts and yells as the Panthers met some of the best teams in the South. The games with Duke, Carolina, and Davidson saw the Panthers fight- ing it out toe to toe as they met the superior teams with much more experience. With only five returning lettermen—Coy Plott, Wayne Smith, Don Tweed, Glenn Wellborn, and Milt Barden—the team got off to a rather slow start but rapidly picked up strength to smack Belmont Abbey full force 9-1 on the home field. Left to right: Co-captain Coy Plott, Assistant Coach Dr. Dimiter Wassen, Head Coach John Needy, Co-captain Jerry Bryson. Center—Jimmy Coggins Row 1: Coach Dimiter Wassen, Juan Diaz, Don Tweed, Johnny Whitesides, Coy Plott, Ken Cuthbertson, Jerry Bryson, Billy Lake, Bobby Griffin. Row 2: Coach John Needy, Bob Taylor, Milton Barden, Claude Jones, Wayne Smith, Tom Hudgins, Gene White- sides, Ken Conner, Glenn Wellborn, Manager Charles Pickard. 148 Just kicking around. Goalward bound . . . Milt to the rescue. Going all out. Everybody in the act . . . Coach Wallace Martin Captain Glenn Wellborn With a new spirit, a new practice room, many new faces, the same fiery enthusiasm, the grapplers spent the full season meeting such teams as Ap- palachian, Fort Bragg, Davidson, Duke, N. C. State, and Cherry Point Marines. Coach Wallace Martin worked with the team for the fourth year. The line-up for this season was composed of veterans Ken Cuthbertson, Coy Plott, Bill Barker, Captain Glenn Wellborn, and Gene Whitesides. New men to the kingdom of the mat were Don Gabriel, Ken Anderson, Keith Young, Thad Bryson, and Hal Furr. In past years, wrestling has gained in popularity more than any other sport at Pfeiffer. Fans always enjoy watching the skill and physical strenath shown on the mats. WRESTLING Top Row: Coach Martin, Glenn Wellborn, Gene Whitesides, Keith Young, Thad Bryson, Hal Furr. Bottom Row: Ken Cuthbertson, Bill Barker, Don Gabriel, Ken Anderson. Describing the tricks of the trade. Somethin's gotta give . . . In addition to his basketball duties, Mr. Don Miller coached the golf team again this year. Pfeiffer had several top notch golfers who inhabited the home links at Badin Country Club. The Panther golfers spelled trouble for all opponents they met; their six wins and two ties attest the fact. Catawba was beaten twice; High Point, East Carolina, Belmont Abbey and Guilford were each beaten once. East Carolina and High Point racked up one tie each. GOLF It takes a good smooth swing. George Skomsky, Bobby Baucom, Wayne Herbert, Jim Craven, Captain Ray Krimminger, Sammy Johnston. Row 1: Tom Hudgins, Ron Rayle, Thurston Frye, Billy Lake, Jimmy Wentworth. Row 2: Bob Taylor, John Kirkpatrick, Al Capehart, Leon Smith, Bill Claypoole, Ken Marlowe, Coach John Needy. The big push A steady performer. Lookout, Moon. --------- TRACK----------------------- Mr. J. A. Needy coached the track and field team for the second season. The track events are composed of the running and dash races, whereas the field events consist of discus throwing, shot- putting, javelin throwing, broad and high jump- ing, and pole vaulting. The races are the 60 yard dash, the 100 yard dash, 220 meter, 440 meter, 880 meter, half mile, 1 mile run, and 1 mile relay. Lettermen reporting for action again this year were Bobby Taylor, John Kirkpatrick, Al Capehart, Ken Marlowe, and Ronnie Rayle. Jimmy Went- worth, Thurston Frye, Buddy Lake, Tom Hudgins, Leon Smith, and Bill Claypoole added their support to the team. Gunning for a record. Left to right: Bill Scarborough, Thad Bryson, Wayne Smith, Don White, Coach At Last! George Melton. ------------------------------ CROSS Headed by Coach George Melton, the cross country harriers made simultaneous appearances with their travel companions, the soccer team, as they met rough competition from the smaller colleges that specialize in producing superior contestants for the minor sports. The road-running harriers met teams from Wake Forest, High Point, Lynchburg, Roanoke, Catawba, and Pembroke. Being greatly handicapped by having only two returning lettermen, Don White and Phil Clark, the team gathered depth and power through Bruce Hayes, Reggie Chance, Fred Haak, Thad Bryson, Bill Scar- borough, and Phil Stone. The last steps are the longest. COUNTRY Post Time! Fresh at the start, but OH; that finish. Tap off . . . Up and over. The program of girls' intramurals consists of softball, basketball, volleyball, and tennis. Each dormitory has its own team and partici- pates in tournament play under the direction of the Women's Athletic Association. To be- come a member of the W. A. A. one must participate in these sports. Points are ac- credited to the individual and after one ob- tains a certain number she receives a black sweater with a gold P . INTRA People think that Robin Hood was good It should be like this. 154 Barringer spikes one! MURALS The intramural program, sponsored by the P. E. Majors' Club, capably supervised by Coach Nick Lefko, is increasing school spirit among the men students on campus through the competition of the dormitory teams. More Football takes over quad lawn. interest will be raised as the M.S.G.A. will award trophies to the winners of the tourna- ments in softball, football, basketball, and volleyball. Added athletic fields have made available the expansion of the program. Juniors battle it out at the net. PFEIFFER... Faith in the future, boldness of action, and dedication to the service of the church, com- munity, and students are terms often used to describe Pfeiffer College, North Carolina's newest senior liberal arts college and the largest educational institution supported by Methodist women. Although new in one respect, Pfeiffer, in the role of the traditional liberal arts college, has evolved a program which has as its goal the imparting to its students of those qualities re- quired to lead a well-rounded life in service to fellow man, whether it be through full-time serv- ice in the church or through broad avenues of Christian commitment in every vocation, trade, and profession. To accomplish its goal, the College developed a challenging plan in each of the following areas: Academic training of the highest order; a program favorable to the development in each student of an intelligent, yet warm, Christian faith; proficiency in the use of the written and spoken word; the strengthening in each student of the foundations needed for sound physical and mental health, the opportunities for growth in the cultural and social graces. Expansion of physical facilities has seen al- most two million dollars expended since 1953 Centered around a core of eight buildings valued at over three million dollars—a gift from the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer of New York City—the expansion program has seen the erec- tion of three new handsome men's residence halls, an imposing $750,000 science building, faculty and student apartment homes, thirty- two new faculty homes, and modernization of many existing buildings. Financing of this program came from money from three sources: self-liquidating loans from the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency, a challenge grant of $750,000 from the Pfeiffer Foundation, and a response on the part of nearby residents of Stanly county, Methodist women and their friends to the challenge grant. It is of historical importance to note the in- terest of the Pfeiffer family in the College. Through her interest in the Woman's Home Missionary Society of The Methodist Church Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer in 1934 visited the school, then known as Mitchell Junior College. This visit resulted in her and her husband becoming dedicated patrons of the school. In 1935 the name of the school was changed to Pfeiffer College in appreciation of the gift of five build- ings to the College that year by Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffer, valued at three million dollars. The patronage of Mr. and Mrs. Pfeiffer, whose philanthropic interests were to be found around the world, continued throughout their lifetime and spread to other members of the Pfeiffer family. The Henry Pfeiffer Chapel, the dominating building on the campus, was erected 156 PAST AND PRESENT in 1942 by Mrs. Pfeiffer as a memorial to her husband. Following her death in 1947, the Mitchell Gymnasium and three other structures were erected from the residue of her estate as directed by the Woman's Division of Christian Service of The Methodist Church. In 1954 funds from the estate of the late G. A. Pfeiffer made possible the expansion of The Delight and Gar- field Merner Library, two dormitories, the chapel organ enlargement and other additions. The 1950's found Pfeiffer in a period of tran- sition. The College was successful in preserving many of the fine attributes of the smaller school —a warm, friendly campus; an excellent rapport between students and faculty with all of its many advantages; and an atmosphere friendly to Chris- tian thought and action. The latter tradition is kept strong by the seventeen denominations rep- resented in the student body, in required weekly chapel and assembly programs, and in a cur- riculum requirement which calls for each student to complete nine hours in the Department of Religion and Philosophy before graduation. In keeping with Pfeiffer's heritage as a church-related college, a churchmanship pro- gram designed to train laymen for places of leadership in the local church was developed. This and the total campus Christian Life pro- gram is strengthened by seven ordained minist- ers and two Methodist deaconesses on the facul- ty. Fruitfulness of this effort is evidenced by the fact that almost one-fifth of the June, 1958, graduating class are entering some phase of full- time Christian service while others have assumed positions of lay leadership in their local church. President Stokes, in commenting on the fu- ture of the College, said: When we review our history including the founding of the school as a 'home institute' near Lenoir, North Carolina, in 1885, its move to Misenheimer in 1910, its accreditation as a high school in 1914, the addi- tion of work on the junior college level in 1928, its accreditation as a junior college in 1934 by the State Department of Education, and its movement to the ranks of a senior college in 1954, one is ever aware of the support given the College by Methodist women and their friends. We have a plan for the future rooted in the conviction that the church-related liberal arts college has a significant contribution to make to our Christian-democratic way of life. This calls for a five-million-dollar expansion to provide a much needed student union building, a class- room building, expanded library facilities, ath- letic fields, and other related facilities. The plan calls for an expansion of our scholarship aid program, lifting of faculty salary scale, and enlargement of the endowment. We at Pfeiffer believe we cannot adequately train young men and women to meet the chal- lenges of today's world unless we have the facili- ties, staff, and faculty of the highest standards. Such is our goal. 157 View of campus in 1934 Present view of campus A «y Early view of Pfeiffer auditorium Goode Hall before renovation. £ ' ’ ?«• t S5££figfoj V; . k!.L K or. ■ T-:,. .JM � ■ Vi Sim ■K SB� Winter scene of President's home in 1938 Administration Building shortly after being remodeled. Jane Freeman Hall Washington Hall 1 4 -V Merner Hall The Delight and Garfield Merner Library The President's home Faculty apartments Kluftinger Dormitory The John Bolle Harris Science Building College post office under construction The new college laundry and maintenance building k ■■ . V - f - -i- x ;V:i rwe Proposed Faculty Apartment Building Architect's drawing of the Student Union 1959 CHIMES Millard Warren Editor Phil Shepard Assistant Editor Rita Shumaker Literary Howard Powell Photographer Vida Sumner Art Phil Stone Sports Literary John Stokes Stan Thompson Barbara Dodson Bill Latham Gerry Hamilton Art Sammie Holshouser Dan Aderhold Photography Katherine Langston Charles Reese Janice Small Tommy Runge Sports Milton Barden Tommy Jamieson Business Jerry Gardner Bobby Westmoreland Gloria Boring Advisor Miss Margaret Stuckey Sylvia Kiser Business Manager Mary Franklin Crouse Classes Barbara Warren Typing Classes Betty Moses Carolyn McLean Kaye Blakley Rose Crouse Typing Barbara Smith Marjorie Smith Judy Coe Patty Gregg 167 EDITOR'S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In a publication of this type the editor is faced with many difficult de- cisions. One involves the initial plan and purpose of the annual. The editor may either follow ideas accepted in the past, or he may endeavor to branch out with certain changes in stereotyped procedures—in which case the future holds only uncertainty. The 1959 Chimes has been published with a very definite goal in mind. This goal was determined from the very beginning— to show your life as a college student as you actually lived it and to show it in such a manner that you will wish to remember it the same way. The attempt to reach this goal has not been easy, but our work will be compensated for if we can feel that our efforts are acceptable by you as students and faculty. I could never have seen this annual to the publisher without the com- bined and co-ordinated efforts of each and every member of this year's staff, whose loyalty and endurance will never be surpassed. People like Howard Powell and Kathy Langston, who diligently planned and photographed pic- tures, in spite of a four-inch snowfall, rain, and canceled appointments. Staff members like Mary Franklin Crouse, Carolyn McLean, Betty Moses, Kaye Blakely, and Rose Crouse, who did an excellent job on the classes. To an outstanding group headed by Rita Shumaker, I offer my thanks for the history recorded in words by Barbara Dodson, Bill Latham, John Stokes, Tommy Jamieson, and Milt Barden. To the business staff I give not only my thanks but mv heartfelt sympathy for the sad stories that were endured while selling the ads which kept us from applying for a government loan. Sylvia Kiser, Gloria Boring, Jerry Gardner, Myron Goebelbecker, and Bobby Westmoreland—your aggressive selling will always be appreciated. Phil Stone and Tommy Jamieson I can never thank enough for the special treat- ment given to the sports section. Although most of the annual consists of photographs, the special art features are a glowing symbol of the brilliance of Vida Sumner, Sammie Holshouser, and Dan Aderhold. To Barbara and Marjorie Smith, Patty Gregg, and Judy Coe—thanks for the many hours at the typewriters; without you this annual would never have reached the pub- lisher. And to Miss Margaret Stuckey, our advisor, whose unselfish assist- ance, calm reassurance, and inspiration will never be forgotten. For the excellent write-up in the development section I offer my ap- preciation to Mr. William Reasonover. Special thanks also to the science de- partment for the use of the lab which served as this year's staff room. I could not complete this acknowledgment without mentioning Chuck Reese, Assistant Editor Phil Shepard, and my wife Barbara, who not only worked like Trojans but continually gave me advice and encouragement— without which I would never have made it. 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SETZLER-HINSON FURNITURE COMPANY 129 North First Street “Furniture” Albemarle, N. C. IVEY'S FLORIST “The Albemarle Greenhouse” Cut Flowers, Plants, Designs, Decorations 1012 Pee Dee Avenue Telephone YU 2-2013 Albemarle, N. C. ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY Albemarle, N. C. Barringer's Barber Shop “It pays to look well ” Located at Intersection of Highways 49 and 52 Richfield, North Carolina Wholesale Retail AMOCO Products Kerosene Fuel Oil W. D. WARNER GARAGE “We Specialize in Brake Service and Front End Aligning” Phone HO 3-4431 P. 0. Box 96 Richfield, N. C. BANK OF ROCKWELL CASPER'S Rockwell, N. C. “Complete Banking Service” Member F.D.I.C. Shoes you love with Names you Know 105 N. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. GANTT RULANE GAS SERVICE, INC. Post Office Box 8 Phone YU 2-1129 Albemarle, N- C. STANDARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY, INC. Phone YU 2-2157 Albemarle, N. C. SOSSAMON FURNITURE COMPANY MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Courtesy Demonstration Albemarle, N. C. By Appointment ELITE BEAUTY SALON “Complete Home Furnishings” Telephone YU 2-4614 Mrs. Evelyn Furr Phone YU 2-6014 200 South First St. Albemarle, N. C. MILLER'S MOTEL Intersection of U.S Highways 49 and 52 Private Tile Baths Wall to Wall Carpets Beautyrest Mattresses “A” Rating Grill Next Door Phone HO 3-3381 Richfield, N. C. “A Satisfied Customer is our First Consideration” John Culp—Lewis Rothrock Phone CR 9-7095 Rockwell, North Carolina SANITARY BARBER SHOP PURCELL'S DRUG TAYLOR'S 5 10c STORE STORES Statesville, Salisbury Albemarle Your Headquarters for School Supplies Phone YU 2-3218 Rockwell, North Carolina 182 Compliments of A FRIEND 1J3 Wholesale Retail HUCKABEE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Phone YU 2-2114 Building Materials — Millwork -- Lumber — Coal Fuel Oil -- Paints -- Builders Hardware 422 South First Street Phone YU 2-2114 Organized 1897 CABARRUS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Concord -- Kannapolis -- Albemarle North Carolina Resources - $26,787,679.49 Order By Mail Visit Our Store TOWEL CITY TOWEL STORE NO. 3, INC. Distributors of Cannon Products Intersection of Highways 49 and 52 P. 0. Box 72 Richfield, N. C. NORMAN'S JEWELERS ME 6-2481 Registered Jewelers American Gem Society 211 South Main Street Salisbury, N. C. I 84 LORCH PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Plumbing - Heating — Air-Conditioning -- Roofing Sheet Metal Work 221 North 2nd Street Phone YU 2-3614 Albemarle, North Carolina ALBEMARLE PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Phone YU 2-2154 539 West Main Albemarle, North Carolina 185 MONTGOMERY-GREEN COMPANY, INC. China -- Glass - Silver Complete Equipment for the Preparation and Serving: of Foods Raleigh, North Carolina Kinston, North Carolina E. B. YOUNG, Owner Res. Phone ED 3-1048 QUARRY-GOLD HILL, N. C. Phone CRescent 9-8085 IJouna Stone (Sc one K ompanu Crushed St one P. 0. Box 11424 PHONE JA 3-3232 CHARLOTTE 9, N. C. 186 PHILLIPS 66 Intersection of Highways 49 and 52 THE MUSIC MART “Complete Car Service” “The Best in Music” Richfield, N. C. Concord Highway Operated by John Carter and R. B. Cox Albemarle, North Carolina MONTGOMERY-WARD 214 South Main Street Salisbury’s One Complete Department Store PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS DEWEY D. TREECE BUILDING SPECIALTIES Phone YU 2-4117 1108 N. Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina PIEDMONT CLEANERS Albemarle's Leading Cleaners 1001 N. Second Street Albemarle, North Carolina Phone YU 2-2412 187 BURRELL BAKERY Bakers of Holsum Sof-Twist Bread Albemarle, North Carolina E. Main YU 2-2124 Bread Cake Shop E. Main YU 2-3417 188 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 189 PFEIFFER COLLEGE BOOK STORE AND STUDENT CENTER YOUR STUDENT SUPPLY STORES 190 SMITH STUDIO 14 East Hargett Street Raleigh, North Carolina Photographers for THE CHIMES OF 1959 191 Superi0’’ ■ YEARBOOK PWHTIHG Quality YtA 3300 Monroe Rood • Chadotte, Horth CoroV.no STUDENT DIRECTORY —A— Abernathy, Doyt W., Box 725, Stanley, N. C Abrams, Henree Anna, 203 Fayetteville Rd., Rockingham, N. C. Aderhold, Ernest Dan, Ellenboro, N. C. Albertson, Georgia Mae, Rt. 2, Box 212, Trimry, N. C Alexander, G. George, 14 Mills St., Concord, N C. Alexander, Roy Lee, Rt. 8, Box 663, Salisbury, N. C. Allen, Joe C., 679 S. Union St., Concord, N. C. Allman, Barbara L., Rt. 2, China Grove, N. C. Allman, Donald A., Rt. 2, China Grove, N. C. Almond, Jones Evans, Jr., 501 Fairview Dr., Lexington, N C. Anderson, Joan Ann, 253 King St., Woodbury, N. J. Anderson, Kenneth W., No. 7, Fort Slocum, N. Y. Anderson, William H., 1100 6th Godwin, Lumberton, N. C. Archer, Douglas E., 315 S. 2nd St., Albemarle, N. C Arey, Clyde D., Rt. 1, Gold Hill, N. C. Atwell, William E., Box 362, Cornelius, N. C. Auman, Howard F., 173 Worth St., Asheboro, N. C. Austin, Lloyd, Box 231, Oakboro, N. C. Austin, Patricia Ann, P. O. Box 33, Oakboro, N. C. Austin, Richard W., 718 S. 2nd St., Albemarle, N. C. Aycock, Judith Van, 3644 Eastway Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Ayers, William D., 721 S. York Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. —B— Bailey, Braxton R., Ill, Box 11, Advance, N. C. Baldwin, Wanda E., 630 Margaret Rd., Stotesville, N. C. Ballard, Belynda L., Ansonville, N. C. Bare, Joan, c o Bain Elementary School, Mint Hill Station, Charlotte, N. C. Barbee, Betty Lou, Rt. 1, Midland, N. C. Barden, Milton B., 417 Howard St., Boone, N. C. Barker, Charles Wm., Rt. 2, Box 669, Greensboro, N. C. Barnette, Herron, Monroe, N. C. Barrett, Carl F., Rt. 5, Lexington, N. C. Barringer, Gary N., Rt. 2, Box 17, Salisbury, N. C. Barron, George T., 222 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Baucom, Bobby Gene, 1628 E. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Baxley, David Roma, 115 Spencer Rd., Rockingham, N. C. Bazzle, Robert, 1214 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Beachum, Wayne, Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Bean, Toby Mae, Hamlin St., Asheboro, N. C. Beasley, Blair E., Jr., 2835 Barmettler St., Raleigh, N. C. Beck, Roy Norman, Jr., 1220 N. Main St., Salisbury, N. C Belshee, Charles Wm., Box 272, Albemarle Hwy., Salisbury, N. C. Bennett, Norma Jane, Box 64, Taylorsville, N. C. Biddy, Richard S., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Biddy, Sandra G., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Billings, Alfred L., 474 Hawthorne, Elkin, N. C. Bingham, Birdie Lee, Rt. 1, Franklin, N. C. Blackwelder, Robert T., 2615 Commonwealth Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Blakley, Martha K., Rt. 4, Lexington, N. C. Bogle, David, Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N C. Boring, Gloria, Crouse, N. C. Bost, Bobby G., 214 S. Rose Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Bowen, John H., 209 W Jones, Raleigh, N. C. Bowers, Henry L., 715 Wood St., Albemarle, N. C. Boyd, Caroline H., 1824 Woodcrest Circle, Rock Hill, S. C. Boyte, Sylvia Adare, Holly St., Aberdeen, N. C. Bradford, Nellie C., 1108 Sycamore St., Columbia, S. C. Brawley, Homer O., 511 E Center Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Brewer, Helen Louise, Rt. 2, Wadesboro, N. C. Bridges, Milton D., 708 N. Washington St., Shelby, N. C. Briggs, Linda C., 17 Hampton Hts., Canton, N. C. Brinkley, Steve W., Rt. 8, Lexington, N. C. Britt, James Lee, Star, N, C. Brooks, Harvey P , Jr., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Brooks, J. L., 321 Chestnut, Kannapolis, N. C. Broome, Mildred, 621 Jackson Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Brown, Robert W., Rt. 1, Gold Hill, N. C. Bryson, Jerry Z., 509 W. 7th St., Gastonia, N C. Bryson, Thaddeus D., IV, Bryson City, N. C. Buck, Suzanne R., Woodcrest Dr., Albemarle, N. C. Bullock, Ned B., Rt. 1, New London, N C. Bullock, Roy N., Rt. 1, New London, N C. Burgin, Sandra L., Norwood, N C Burke, Charles Wilmer, Jr , 14 George, Gaithersburg, Md. Burkhead, Jerry McDonald, Ellerbe, N. C. Burleson, Carolyn H., 204 8th St., Albemarle, N C Burleson, Eddie (Jas. E.) Jr., 203 Cannon Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Burleson, Glen Dale, Rt. No. 4, Albemarle, N C Burleson, Johnny P., Rt. 3, Box 261, Albemarle, N C Burleson, Joseph L. C., Box 4 11, Albemarle, N C. Burleson, Ted R., 519 W. Oakwood Ave., Albemarle, N. C Burns, David Lee, Rt. 1, Robbins, N. C. Burrell, Hattie Joann, P. O. Box 70, Franklin, N. C. Butler, Douglas H., 306 Mahaley Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Byrd, Guy R., Rt. 3, Box 154, Kannapolis, N C. —C— Cabe, Laura Mae, Box 26, Franklin, N. C. Calloway, Carol G., Rt. 2, Box 42A, New London, N. C. Campbell, Cleveland E., Rt. 1, Box 1, Salisbury, N. C. Cannon, Bobbie Violet, Rt. 1, Box 425, Huntersville, N. C. Cannon, Merttie Anne, 606 E. Court St., Marion, N. C. Capehart, Albert C., 4 101 Forest Circle, Richmond, Va. Carlyle, Ertle D., Rt. 1, Box 55, Holly Ridge, N. C. Carnes, Ted Lamar, Rt. 3, Rock Hill, S. C. Carpenter, Helen B., 224 Palestine Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Carpenter, Kenneth N., 612 Long St., Albemarle, N. C. Carriker, Troy Lee, Norwood, N. C. Caudle, Frances E., Rt. 1, Richfield, N. C. Caudle, Perlene, Box 1, Richfield, N. C. Caudle, Wm. Dewey, Rt. 1, Richfield, N. C. Causey, Kemp M , 121 E. South St., Apt. 12, Albemarle, N. C. Chambers, Alma Jane, 2325 Barry St., Charlotte, N. C. Chance, Dorothy M., 313 E. 3rd St., Lumberton, N. C. Chance, Reginald L., 435 Edgemont Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Chandler, Gwendolyn Y., 608 Snuggs St., Albemarle, N. C. Chandler, Robert, 920 N. Lincoln St., Lakeland, Fla. Chaney, Thurman J., Box 71, Richfield, N. C. Cherry, Kenneth Eugene, Rt. No. 3, China Grove, N. C. Chestnut, Johnny W., Gen. Del., New London, N C. Christy, Edith, Box 483, Franklin, N. C. Clanton, Robert A., Rt. 1, Stony Point, N. C. Clark, Billy Ray, Rt. 6, Sanford, N. C. Clark, Gary A., Rt. 5, Franklin, N. C. Clark, Jack Drye, 305 Park Rd., Albemarle, N C Clark, Philip A., 25 Genesee Ave., Silver Lake, N. Y. Clay, Myrtle Elizabeth, 1805 Sunnyside Ave, Winston-Salem, N. C. Claypoole, Wm. Henry, 214 Rutland Ave., Mt. Holly, N. J. Clayton, Emelie, Rt. 4, Box 702, Kannapolis, N C. Cline, Linda L., Rt. 2, Gold Hill, N. C. Clodfelter, Caroll D., Rt. 5, Box 233, Kannapolis, N. C. Coe, Judith Ann, Rt. 1, Mt. Airy, N. C. Coggins, Charles, P. O. Box 132, Misenheimer, N. C. Coggins, Jimmy R., Rt. 2, Albemarle, N. C. Collins, Robert A., Rt. 1, Monroe, N. C. Colon, R. Damaris, 608 8th St., Santurce, P R Conder, Edmond F., Rt. 1, Pineville, N. C. Conder, Janice Elizabeth, 1 1 1 S. Clarkson St., Charlotte, N C Conger, George W., Rt. 8, Statesville, N. C. Conley, Betty Lee, 415 S. Garden St., Marion, N. C. Conner, Kenneth W., 670 Shiloh Dike, Bridgeton, N. J Cook, Joseph B., Union Grove, N. C. Cook, Roy G., Jefferson, N. C. Cookson, Robert Lee, 206 Lake Concord Rd., Concord, N C Crane, Susan Smythe, Box 228, Nations Ford Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Cranford, Jimmie D., Rt. 5, Box 551, Salisbury, N C. Craven, James Me., Raleigh Rd., Ramseur, N. C. Crouch, Clifford T., Rt. 1, Rockingham, N. C. Crouch, Martha A., P O. Box 133, Stony Point, N. C. Crouse, Mary F., Sparta, N. C. Crouse, Rose, Sparta, N. C. Crowell, Marcia Gay, Rt. 2, Albemarle, N C Crumpler, Thomas H., Rt. 7, Box 186-A, Fayetteville, N. C. Culp, Jane F., Rt. 2, Gold Hill, N. C. Curlee, Judy Gale, Rt. 1, Oakboro, N. C. Curlee, Roy L., Rt. 1, New London, N. C. Cuthbertson, Kenneth W., Glen Alpine, N. C. 193 D'Agostino, Joseph J., Rt. 7, Gorton Rd., Bridgeton, N. J. Daniel, Brenda, Forest City, N. C. Daniels, Joseph C., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Davenport, Betty B., Jamesville, N. C. Davis, Gary Bing, Rt. 2, Clemmons, N. C. Davis, Mary M., Children's Home, Winston-Salem, N. C. Davis, Max W., 1327 Westbrook Circle, Gastonia, N. C. Dawkins, Martha E., Midway Rd., Rockingham, N. C. Day, Elizabeth L., 46 Third St., Fanwood, N. J. Deal, Blake F., Jr., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Deal, Harold D., 149 Eastcliff Dr., Concord, N. C. Deal, Shirley Lee, Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Deaton, Jimmy F., Rt.l, Robbins, N. C. Deck, Glenn A., Rt. 5, Box 23, Rutherfordton, N. C. Dellinger, Flax L., 100 S. Main St., Kannapolis, N. C. Dennis, Silas P., Jr., Rt. 4, Albemarle, N. C. Dial, Steve C., Box 97, Landis, N. C. Diaz, Juan A., 10 St. No. 214, Central Chaparra, Oriente, Cuba Diggs, Gloria Sue, Cordova, N. C. Dixon, Ray C., 707 Hillside St., Kannapolis, N. C. Dockery, Elizabeth Ann, Rt. 1, Elkin, N. C. Dodson, Barbara, 1324 Parkway Ave., Charlotte 8, N. C. Dorsey, John M., 2612 Wells Ave., Raleigh, N. C. Douglass, Alberta G., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Drye, Maurice T., Box 276, Oakboro, N. C. Dull, Carolyn J., Rt. 2, East Bend, N. C. Dunham, J. Michael, 518 Wiley Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Durant, Herbert A., 14 19 Filbert St., Salisbury, N. C. Duranza, Jorge, P. O Box 1770, Havana, Cuba Durham, Harold W., 313 E. St., No. Wilkesboro, N. C. Durham, Sara Ann, Walker St., Burgaw, N. C. —E— Edwards, John G., Rt. 1, Stanley, N. C. Edwards, Ralph S., Jr., Rt. 1, Stanley, N. C. Edwards, Samuel Louis, Box 764, Tryon, N. C. Edwards, Thomas R., Rt 1, Flat Rock, N. C. Efird, Garnald O., 709 High St., Albemarle, N C. Efird, Virginia H., Rt. 1, Albemarle, N C. Eller, Jerry W , Box 933, Granite Quarry N. C Ellington, Budd, Jr., Rt. 2, Albemarle, N C. Elliott, Sylvia J., Denton, N. C. Ellis, Bobby D., P O. Box 8143, Charlotte, N. C. Ennis, Eric Lee, Blume St., Landis, N. C. Ensley, James L , 309 N. Rose Ave., Kannapolis, N C Epley, Rebekah A , Rutherford Rd., Manon, N C Ervin, Mary M., Box 323, Troutman, N. C. —F— Faggart, Tommy M., Rt. 103, Kannapolis, N. C. Faggort, Wm. H., Rt. 2, Box 464-A, Concord, N. C. Faison, Chas. G , 812 N. Craige St., Salisbury, N. C. Falls, Fred, Jr., 500 May St., Kings Mtn., N. C. Farmer, Henry E , Rt. 1, Albemarle, N. C. Faulk, John E., 1409 N. Harrill St., Charlotte, N. C. Ferrell, Billie Ann, Rt. 2, Albemarle, N. C. File, Janet C., Rt. 4, Box 216, Salisbury, N. C. Finger, Jon R., 1627 Eastwood Dr., Kannapolis, N. C. Fisher, Mary Ann B., Richfield, N. C. Fisher, Thomas E , 6 Hopewell Rd., Bridgeton, N. J Fitzgerald, Robert E., P. O. Box 47, Albemarle, N C. Flake, Blonde 11 L., 86 Falls Rd., Badm, N C Flowe, Rebecca Ann, Midland, N. C. Foil, Frances Sue, Box 187, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Ford, Alice Marie, Richfield, N C Ford, Judy Ann, Denton, N C. Fosdick, Edwin H., 1435 W. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Fosdick, Yvonne N., 1435 W Main St , Albemarle, N C. Fowler, Raymond Lee, care Fletcher School, McCall, S. C. Freeman, Roger W., 901 Mill St., Albemarle, N. C. Frick, Betty Elaine, Rt 1, Richfield, N. C. Frick, Gary Allen, Rt 3, Box 52, Albemarle, N C Frick, Joseph K., Rt. 1, Richfield, N. C. Frye, Max C., 632 N. Third St., Albemarle, N. C. Frye, Thurston, 122 Second St., Monticello, Ky. Frye, William V., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Funderburke, Sylvia E., 1908 Club Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Furr, Hal E., 268 Kerr St., Concord, N. C. Furr, Helen H., Rt. 1, Box 237-A, Concord, N. C. —G— Gabriel, Donald Lee, 142 E. Stewart Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Gallimore, Carol E., Rt. 1, Ellerbe, N. C. Gamewell, Edward P., 33 Hickory, Badin, N. C. Gardner, Gerald L., Jr., 3004 Plaza, Charlotte, N. C. Garner, Kenneth D., Denton, N. C. Gatlin, Bobby R., 18 E. Starnes Cove Rd., W Asheville, N. C. Gibbs, Nina Sue, 936 12th St. N.E., Hickory, N. C. Giffin, David L., Box 61, Richfield, N. C. Gilbert, Hoyle, 625 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Gilchrist, Peggy, Rt. 3, Lillington, N. C. Gillum, Rachel Smith, Rt. 2, Stanfield, N. C. Goebelbecker, Myron F., 144 Scofield Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Gooch, Ronald T., Rt. 1, Thomasville, N. C. Goodman, Peggy L., Box 789, Davidson, N. C. Gordy, John R., Granite Quarry, N. C. Graybeal, Glenda A., Fig, N. C. Green, Tina Elizabeth, Rt. 2, Box 141, Kannapolis, N. C. Greene, Dudley McAuley, 211 Wilson St., Albemarle, N. C. Gregg, Patricia, 13 Forestdale Dr., Asheville, N. C. Griffin, Bobby H , Rt. 3, Marshville, N. C. Griffin, Carlyn Edward, 617 Long St., Albemarle, N. C. Griffin, Frances P., 601 W. Main St., Spindale, N. C. Griffin, Hubert P , 233 So. Union St., Concord, N. C. Griffin, Martha Jane, Rt. 3, Box 20, Forest City, N. C. Griffin, Mary Ellen, Rt. 3, Mooresville, N. C. Grimes, Howard, Rt. 1, Box 79, Hope Mills, N. C. Grubb, Bobby F., 2905 Marlowe Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Grubbs, Bobby Louis, Speech Department, University of Miss., Miss. Gruber, Theodore Wm., Rt. 2, Bridgeton, N. J. Gurley, Winifred D., Box 183, Durham, N. C. —H— Haak, Frederick C., 32 Big Tree, Livonia, N. Y. Hall, Elizabeth Ann, 213 N. Long St., Salisbury, N C. Hall, John Wm., Rt. 3, Albemarle, N. C. Haller, Irmegard, Puerto Limon, Costa Rica, C. A. Hamilton, Geraldine A , 1 1 S. Broadway, Forest City, N. C. Hamilton, Mary Jean, 1 1 S. Broadway, Forest City, N. C. Handsel, Carolyn, Box 487, Stanley, N. C. Harbin, Bruce Allen, Lewisville, N. C. Harrell, Howard B., Oakboro, N. C. Harris, Barbara F., Denton, N. C. Harris, Betty Jane, Rt. 2, Troy, N. C. Harris, Doris R., Troy, N. C. Harris, Judith K., 107 Sheffield St., Asheboro, N. C. Harris, Leon S., 1539 Iredell Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Harris, Shearra Ann, Denton, N. C. Hathcock, Lutecia T., Rt. 2, Stanfield, N. C. Hatley, Jewell G., Rt. 1, Box 322, Albemarle, N. C. Hayes, Calvin B , 322 S. Confederate, Rock Hill, S. C. Hayes, Peggy Joan, Rt. 1, Jamesville, N. C. Henderson, Virginia Lee, 624 N. Sixth St., Albemarle, N. C. Hicks, Eva B., Rt. 2, New London, N. C. Hicks, Worth Lloyd, Rt. 4, Concord, N. C. Hilbourn, Bernice F., 1343 Washington Lane, Kannapolis, N. C. Hildreth, Florence G., Rt. 4, Bridgeton, N. J. Hill, Earl B., 140 W. Ward St., Asheboro, N. C. Hill, Walter A , Welcome, N. C. Hill, Zoe, Rt. 3, Bridgeton, N. J. Hinkle, Donald G., Rt. 4, Mocksville, N C. Hinson, Annette, 2520 Laburnum Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Hinson, Bobby D., Rt. 2, Norwood, N. C. Hoch, Vincent G, 1820 Walnut St., Harrisburg, Pa Hodges, Richard N., 731 Banner Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. 194 Hoilman, Carroll G., Rt. 3, Box 28, Salisbury, N. C. Holbrooks, Lindley Brown, Jr., Rt. 2, Box 875, Concord, N. C. Holding, Robert P., 205 N. Union St., Concord, N. C. Holland, Carol Q., Box 434, Kannapolis, N. C. Holmes, Joseph S., Rt. 1, Broadway, N. C. Holmes, Tommy G., 1834 Allen St., Charlotte, N. C. Holshouser, Bobby R., Market St., Rockwell, N. C. Holshouser, Sammie R., 451 Spring St., Albemarle, N. C. Holt, P. Elaine, 1204 W. Main St., Albemarle, N. C. Hornbuckle, Phyllis A., 534 Georgia Ave., Statesville, N. C. Hovis, Charles S., 632 Central Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Howell, Mary F., Rt. I, Norwood, N. C. Hudgins, Tom B., Jr., 2626 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Hudson, Frances C., Rt. 1, Albemarle, N. C. Huffstetler, Marilyn G., 1001 Central Dr., Kannapolis, N. C. Hughes, Kenneth M., Davidson St., Altamahaw, N. C. Huneycutt, Clara J., Rt. 1, Stanfield, N. C. Huneycutt, Malcolm, Oakboro, N. C. Hunsucker, Vernon, Jr., 504 Salisbury Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Hunsucker, Lloyd George, Box 36, Landis, N. C. Hunt, James H., Box 121, Denton, N. C. Hurley, Mildred J., Rt. 1, Box 221, Star, N. C. Hurley, Robin W., Box 165, Lilesville, N. C. Hussey, Judith I., Rt. 3, Asheboro, N. C. Ijames, Edgar D., Rt. 1, Mocksville, N. C. Irby, James L., 3014 Simpson Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Isenhour, Jerry L., Rt. 1, Box 374, Kannapolis, N. C. Jamieson, Feme C., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Jamieson, Thompson R., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Jarrett, Sarah L., Hayesville, N. C. Johnson, Enoch J., Harrells, N. C. Johnson, Rachel G., Rt. 5, Box 105-D, Hickory, N. C. Johnson, Rebecca E., 1004 Asheville Hwy., Hendersonville, N. C. Johnston, James G., Jr., 2301 Croydon Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Johnson, Nadine Petreo, care Rev. George Johnson, Rt. 1, Snow Camp, N. C. Johnston, Nancy L., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Johnston, Samuel H., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Jolly, Saundra L., 46 Buffalo St., Concord, N. C. Jones, Claude V., Jr., 1310 Annette Ave., Durham, N. C. Jones, Linda G., 1015 Spring St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Jones, Ronny L., Highland Ave., Harmony, N. C. Jones, Shirley F., Rt. 5, Mt. Airy, N. C. Jones, Sidney R., 168 E. Ave., Woodstown, N. J. Jones, Susan E., 168 E. Ave., Woodstown, N. J. Jones, Thomas G., Jr., Rt. 2, Elon College, N. C. Jordan, Geraldine N., Rt. 2, Box 141, Kannapolis, N. C. Jordan, Larry A., 1917 Clifton Ave., Paris, Ky. Jordan, Lloyd A., Jr., Wil-Mar Dr., Concord, N. C. Jordan, Lynda G., 440 Montgomery Ave., Albemorle, N. C. Josey, Gail Buck, 211 N. Third St., Albemarle, N. C. Josey, Robert N., 211 N. Third St., Albemarle, N. C. —K— Kayler, Daisy Jane, 1301 N. Oakwood Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Keeter, Barbara, 103 Brookhill St., Shelby, N. C. Kennedy, Jerry W., Box 350, Ellenboro, N. C. Kim, Ho Eun, Kyong Puk, Korea Kim, Jung Ju, Seoul, Korea Kim, Peter Choongky, Seoul, Korea Kimbro, Sylvia, 3809 Walker Ave., Greensboro, N. C. Kindred, Buford, 807 Fourth Ave., Dayton, Ky. King, Daisy Ruth, 1622 E. Hemlock St., Gastonia, N. C. King, Al Robert, 101 Broadway St., Forest City, N. C. Kirkpatrick, John N., 720 W. Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Kiser, Sylvia O., 624 Grandin Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Kleppel, Jerry W., 109 Hillside Ave., Concord, N. C. Kline, Edward A., Box 1466, Salisbury, N. C. Kluttz, Joseph R., Jr., 1121 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Kluttz, Miles Joe, Granite Quarry, N. C. Krimminger, Ray A., 905 Buick Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Kyles, Eloise B., 608 S. Main St., China Grove, N C. Lackey, Sue, Rt. 8, Box 293, Concord, N. C. Lake, William W., Jr., 203 S. Wadesboro Blvd., Mt. Gilead, N. C. Lancaster, Ray H., 276 S. Union St., Concord, N. C. Langley, John W., Rt. 4, Box 137, Rockingham, N. C. Langston, Sarah K., Rt. 2, Raleigh, N. C. Lanier, Jerry W., Salisbury St., Denton, N. C. Latham, Wm. Le e, 4212 Plaza Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Lathan, Joyce, Rt. 6, Monroe, N. C. Leal, Horacio Luis, 731 S. Fifth St., Albemarle, N. C. Lee, Julia F., Rt. 1, Lawndale, N. C. Lee, Martha C., Rt. 4, Box 279, Kannapolis, N. C. Lentz, Edward L., Box 1, Norwood, N. C. Lentz, Herbert J., Jr., Allenton, Norwood, N. C. Lentz, Vernon E., Rt. 2, New London, N. C. Leonard, Joseph G., 708 Carolyn Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Lewis, David W., 2208 Oleander Dr., Wilmington, N. C. Lisk, Peggie Sue, 1 17 S. 3rd St., Albemarle, N. C. Little, Michael E., Rt. 2, Gold Hill, N. C. Littlejohn, James, Ruffin, N. C. Livengood, Wesley A., 2220 Elgin Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Long, Doris R., Rt. 2, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Long, Elwood S., Biscoe, N. C. Long, Roy W., Rt. 12, Poplar Tent Rd., Concord, N. C. Love, Claudette B., Misenheimer, N. C. Love, Walter B., 1912 Ann St., Wilmington, N. C. Lowder, Arnold Lee, Jr., Rt. 3, Albemarle, N. C. Lowe, Dean P., 712 Templeton Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Luther, Evelyn, Rt. 3, Asheboro, N. C. Lynn, James H., 58 Maxton St., Gastonia, N. C. —M— McCaskill, John Mac, Rt. 1, Biscoe, N. C. McCoy, Robert G., 86 Grove St., Concord, N. C. McDougald, Priscilla M., Box 187, Laurinburg, N. C. McDowell, Cleo R., 640 S. McCrary St., Asheboro, N. C. McDuffie, Thomas L., Jr., Rt. 3, Albemarle, N. C. McFarland, Frances S., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. McKenzie, Ann, 1051 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. McKinley, Edwin W., Rt. 2, Box 365, China Grove, N. C. McKinney, Mary E., Children's Home, Winston-Salem, N. C. McLean, Carolyn A., 293 Kerr St., Concord, N. C. McLean, Jeanette, Rice St., Hamlet, N. C. McLendon, Reid T., Box 691, Albemarle, N. C. McNeill, Harold G., Rt. 1, Robbins, N. C. McNeill, William Kirk, Box 173, Pembroke, N. C. McWilliams, Miles H., Anguilla, Miss. Mallard, Charles J., 215 Westover Dr., Lexington, N. C. Marlowe, Kenneth L., 1304 N. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Marrow, Martha Chesson, Berryhill Teacherage, Rt. 4, Char- lotte, N. C. Marsh, Jack K., Rt. 3, Box 168-B, Asheboro, N. C. Marsh, Sarah E., Marshville, N. C. Marsh, Virginia Ann, 405 S. Summit Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Marshall, Allen W., Box 8, Faith, N. C. Martin, Phyllis Jane, 212 Callahan St., Rutherfordton, N. C. Mason, William L., Jr., 203 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Meacham, Jerry Ann, Stanley Ave., Rockingham, N. C. Mecimore, Charles Douglas, Box 747, China Grove, N. C. Meismer, J. C., 1110 Moss Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Michael, Mattie K., Rt. 2, New London, N. C. Miller, Carol R., Anson Ave., Norwood, N. C. Miller, Donald Lee, Rt. 2, Asheboro, N. C. Miller, Helen L., Box 19, Todd, N. C. Miller, Lowell E., Rt. 1, New London, N. C. Miller, Margaret Ann, 405 Glenville Ave., Fayetteville, N. C. Miller, Rose Mary, Rt. 1, Box 45, Waynesboro, Va. Mills, Mildred Anne, Rt. 3, Concord, N. C. Milton, Larry H., Rt. 2, Box 137, Albemarle, N. C. Minish, Richard B., 484 Knollwood St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Misenheimer, Roselyn F., Rockwell, N. C. Misenheimer, Walter L , 310 N. Depot St., Albemarle, N C. 195 Mitchell, Charles S., 539 S Spring St., Concord, N. C. Monday, Linda P., Box 605, N. Wilkesboro, N. C. Moody, Linda Osborne, 143 E Main St., Brevard, N. C. Moore, Jimmy L , Rt. 2, Box 607, Kannapolis, N. C. Moore, Mary Jo., 51 1 Clay St., Forest City, N. C. Moose, Hoy A., Jr., Box 67, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Moose, Joe B., 1510 Centra Dr., Kannapolis, N. C. Morgan, Faith B., 307 Ridgewood Dr., Lexington, N. C. Morgan, James E., Box 493, Badin, N. C. Morgan, Ronald Ray, Box 55, Gold Hill, N. C. Morris, Bobby Gene, Rt. 3, Box 34, China Grove, N. C. Morris, Helen Jeanette, Box 3, Ca-Vel, N. C. Morris, Marshall G., 414 Railroad Ave., Concord, N. C. Morris, Wm. B., 229 Wilson St., Albemarle, N. C. Morrow, Sue B., Rt. 1, Oakboro, N. C. Morton, James P., Rt. 1, Albemarle, N. C. Morton, Jesse T., Butler St., Albemarle, N. C. Morton, Lowell K., Rt. 2, Albemarle, N. C. Moses, Betty B., Box 132, Polkton, N. C. Moss, Oscar Ray, Rt. 3, Salisbury, N. C. Mott, Bobby 0., Harrells, N. C. Mott, Marilyn S., Oak St., Mocksville, N. C. Mozingo, Jerry Lee, 521 Chestnut St., Rock Hill, S. C. Musgrove, Judith A., Rt. 3, Box 53, Palatka, Fla. —N— Neese, Betty Jo., Star Rt., Swansea, S. C. Nesbit, Sara Martha, Box 97, Waxhaw, N. C. Neumann, Peggy B., 425 Grandin Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Newsom, Charles A., 408 Bruton St., Troy, N. C. Newsom, Eliz. Ann, 220 Confederate Ave., Salisbury, N. C. Nichols, Sue Ann, Box 704, Belmont, N. C. Nickolaus, John M., 403 Madison St., Whiteville, N. C. Noel, Aline S., 504 Arey St., Albemarle, N. C. Nunn, Klon Del, Rt. 3, Albemarle, N. C. Nunn, Wm. R., 807 Sloop St., Kannapolis, N. C. O'Brien, Glenda F., Hamlet Rd., Rockingham, N. C. Osteen, Helen, 1506 Jackson Ave., Florence, S. C. Ousley, Donald G , 229 W Marsh St., Salisbury, N. C. Overby, Gayle L., Box 98E, Rt 4, Charlotte, N. C. Owen, Benjamin Wade, Jr., Rt. 2, Seagrove, N. C. —P— Page, Sue S , Box 154, Norwood, N. C. Palmer, Robert V., 208 Palmer St., Albemarle, N. C Parker, Glenn D., Rt. 1, Richfield, N. C. Parker, Marion Joe, c o C. M Troutman, Mt. Pleasant, N. C Parker, Peggy L., 3606 Cornell Blvd., Winston-Salem,. N. C. Parry, Donald C., 9 Donelson St , Ft Bragg, N. C. Payne, Lois J., 2237 Commonwealth Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Payne, Margaret E., 460 Biltmore Ave., Asheville, N C. Pearre, Shelia K., 2312 Shenandoah, Charlotte, N C. Peck, Betty L., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Peck, Robert Y., 728 S. Fifth St., Albemarle, N. C. Penmnger, Carolyn B , 45 Creswell St., Concord, N. C. Penninger, Charles M., 45 Creswell St., Concord, N. C. Perry, Betty M., Box 488, Troy, N. C. Peterson, C, Vaughn, Harrells, N. C. Pharr, Philip A., Rt 6, Statesville, N. C. Phelps, James T., Rt. 3, Box 555, Salisbury, N. C. Phifer, Sheilah J., 1107 W Grace St., Richmond, Va. Phillips, Gayle B., Box 111, Kannapolis, N. C. Philmon, Anthony G., 919 Wesley Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Pickard, Charles S., Jr,, 507 Glendale, Lakeland, Fla. Piccard, Jerry W., N Chatham Ave., Siler City, N C. Picket, Tommy E., 820 15th St., N.W., Conover, N. C. Pickier, Thomas F , 634 McKee St., Albemarle, N. C. Pilkenton, Marcia D., Rose St., Franklinville, N. C. Pinion, Margaret Ann, Rt, 2, New London, N. C. Platte, Edith, Rt. 1, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Plott, Coy W., Rt. 4, Concord, N. C. Plyler, Darnel B , 1519 May St., Gastonia, N. C. Plyler, Eveline S., Rt. 7, Box 213, Statesville, N. C. Plyler, Howard F., 2034 Charlotte Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Poindexter, Sarah L., Rt 1, Box 318, Matthews, N C. Poteete, Mary Ann, Children's Home, Winston-Salem, N. C. Powell, Howard P , 228 W Edcnton St , Raleigh, N C. Price, Gloria L., 714 S. Cedar Ave., Newton, N. C. Price, Tommy E., 418 W. 9th St., Newton, N. C. Prickitt, Kenneth L., 144 N. Main, Elmer, N. J. Primm, Brodie L., Rt. 9, Box 409, Charlotte, N. C. Puntch, Donald R., 407 Triece St., Kannapolis, N. C. Purdee, Carl T., Box 643, Albemarle, N. C. —Q Queen, Harry, Church St., Wadesboro, N. C. Quinn, Hilda Elaine, 300 S. Pink, Cherryville, N. C. —R— Ramsey, Edgar L., Jr., 1008 Fairfield Dr., Gastonia, N. C. Ramsey, Nana Lee, 1322 Mimosa Ave., Charlotte 5, N. C. Rankin, Mary F., 1604 E. Ozark Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Rost, Horry L., Jr., 417 Ethelind Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Ratliff, Wm. Lloyd, Main St., Morven, N. C. Ray, James S., 800 Queens Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Rayle, Ronald J., Rt. 3, Statesville, N. C. Reap, John M., 220 E. South St., Albemarle, N. C. Reese, Charles E, 2215 E. 7th St., Charlotte, N. C. Rhinehart, Joe P., Webster, N. C. Rice, M. Allen, 1418 Tillman St., Salisbury, N. C. Richardson, Margaret A., Rt. 1, Climax, N. C. Richardson, Max B., Smith St., E. Rockingham, N. C. Ridge, Brock N., Children's Home, Winston-Salem, N. C. Rimer, Clifford E., 354 Ann St., Concord, N. C. Ritch, Barbara L., 452 Allison St., Concord, N. C. Ritchie, Jerry C., Box 106, Richfield, N. C. Roberson, Carl E., 304 Locust St., Kannapolis, N. C. Roberts, Charles, 2837 Grimes St., Charlotte, N. C. Robertson, John E., Jr., 544 Walnut St., Mooresville, N. C. Robertson, Martha Jean, Rt. 2, Forest City, N. C. Rose, Albert Lee, Box 525, Elkin, N. C. Roseman, Terry A., Rt. 2, China Grove, N. C. Ross, Donald E., Rt. 2, Box 390, Norwood, N. C Ross, Lee L., Ansonville, N. C. Routh, Mattie Ann, Rt. 5, High Point, N. C. Rudolph, Wm. Kenneth, Box 95, Richfield, N. C. Rungc, Thomas G., F-2 Lexington Apts., W. Columbia, S. C. Russell, Charles E., Rt. 2, Box R-210, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Russell, Jimmie H., Rt. 2, Box R-210, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Russell, Joe L., 715 Austin St., Albemarle, N. C. Russell, Johnnie E., Rt. 6, Burlington, N. C. Russell, Patricia Ann, Rt. 1, Albemarle, N C —S— Sain, Meriel M., Rt. 3, Lowndale, N. C Saunooke, Patricia, Cherokee, N. C. Savoge, Rex N., 1306 Washington Lane, Kannapolis, N. C. Scarborough, Wm. R., 1316 Medford St., Wynnewood, Pa. Scott, Gerald, Rt. 2, Fairmont, N. C. Seamon, Barbara F., Mt. Ulla, N. C. Seamon, Sally Jean, 6442 Canal Blvd., New Orleans, La. Seamon, Tommy R., Box 2, China Grove, N. C. Searcy, Troy D., Rt. 1, Lake Lure, N. C. Seawell, Alvin L., Rt. 1, Corthage, N. C. Shaw, F. Donald, 318 Franck St., Richlands, N. C. Shepard, Philip, Rt. 2, Beulaville, N. C. Shirley, Nancy L., 2320 Morganton Rd., Fayetteville, N. C. Short J. Millard, Box 104, Mt. Gilead, N. C. Shumaker, James D , Box 86, Misenheimer, N. C. Shumaker, Rita L., Box 86, Misenheimer, N. C. Sides, Floyd E., Rt. 1, Box 206, Rockwell, N. C. Singley, Robert B , Bridgeboro Rd., Moorestown, N. J. Skomsky, George, 2211 Dickson St., Berwick, Pa. Small, Janice E., Rt. 1, Gold Hill, N. C. Smith, Addison Neal, Rt. 1, Woodleaf, N. C. Smith, Barbara Ann, Box I 1, Cordova N. C. Smith, David F., 508 W 6th St., Gastonia, N C. Smith, Dennis Leon, Rt. 2, Burkesville, Ky. Smith, Marjorie Ellen, Box 11, Cordova, N. C. Smith, Wayne P., 1310 Arrowwood Rd., Asheboro, N C. Smith, W Dwight, Rt. 2, Box 2, Norwood, N C. 196 Snuggs, Edwin H., Rt. 2, Norwood, N. C. Snuggs, Hilda B., Rt. 3, Box 890, Albemarle, N. C. Snuggs, Leon D., Rt. 3, Box 890, Albemarle, N. C. Solanki, Kamal C., Theo. School Compound, Boroda. India Solomon, Billy C., 1101 S. Main St., Salisbury, N. C Spann, Charles, 1329 Bretton St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Spencer, Carroll A., 1320 Western Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. Spencer, Nancy Joann, Rt. 2, Trinity, N. C. Stamper, Clifford, Warrensville, N. C. Stealey, Harold G., 324 N. Laurel St., Bridgeton, N J. Steele, Richard C., Rt. 1, Box 501, Kannapolis, N. C. Stirewalt, Glenn M., Box 226, China Grove, N. C. Stoker, Robert K., 1216 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Stokes, John L., III., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stone, Phillip G., S. 7th St., Tipp City, Ohio Strickland, Louie Joe, 426 Champlain St., Hamlet, N C Strope, Sandra A., 824 Main St., Towanda, Pa. Stroud, Giles L., Rt. 4, Box 168, Kinston, N. C. Stutts, Jesse B., 1010 Cliff Rd., Asheboro, N. C. Sugg, Judy Ann, Box 203, Rt. 1, Seagrove, N. C. Sumner, Vida G., 5018 Park Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Sutton, Nancy C., Rt. 2, Franklin, N. C. —T— Tackett, Walter H., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Talbert Evelyn, Rt. 2, Albemarle, N. C. Tate, Judy Ann, 204 Big Springs Ave., Forest City, N. C. Taylor, Bennett W., Jr., Julia St., Belmont, N. C. Taylor, Laura R., 1503 Arendell, Morehead City, N. C. Taylor, Robert L., Jr., Rt. 4, Box 44, Matthews, N. C. Teeter, Charles L., Rt. 3, Mooresville, N. C. Tenery, Robert Maurice, First Baptist Church, Maypearl, Texas Thomas, Elbert F., Jr., 815 S. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Thomas, Edward H., Rt. 4, Box 205-A, Rockingham, N. C. Thomas, Jerry H., Rt. 4, Box 206, Rockingham, N. C. Thomas, Jerry L., 1200 Central Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Thompson, Herbert S., Jr., 2426 Bay St., Charlotte, N. C. Thore, Joy, Box 63, Boonville, N. C. Thornton, Madeline, 817 W. Smith St., Gaffney, S. C. Tippett, Gloria P., 3517 Friendly Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Treece, Renda J., Rt. 1, Box 28, Gold Hill, N. C. Trexler, Annie Lou, Rt. 1, Gold Hill, N C. Trout, Edward L., 67 Grove St., Concord, N. C. Troutman, Doris A., Box 366, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Tuck, Gloria Jean, Ca-Vel, N. C. Tucker, Billy B., Rt. 1, Oakboro, N. C. Tucker, Ruby Poplin, 2412 Charlotte Rd., Albemarle, N. C. Tweed, Donald, Rockwell, N. C. Tysinger, Clara Vann, Rt. 6, Lexington, N. C. —V— Venters, Gertrude M., Box 383, Badin, N. C. —W— Waddell, Esther J., 500 7th St., Spencer, N. C. Wagoner, Jackie H., Misenheimer, N. C. Walker, Dorothy Eliz., Rt. 1, Olin, N. C. Walker, Judy, Box 1 13, China Grove, N. C. Walker, Morgan L., Rt. 1, Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Walker, Ruby P., Rt. 2, Asheboro, N. C. Warren, Barbara D., Misenheimer, N. C. Warren, Millard, Jr., Misenheimer, N. C. Wassen, Mrs. Rudy, Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Watts, Jane Ann, 43 Academy St., Concord, N. C. Weaver, Wilson Fred, Box 364, Cherryville, N C. Wellborn, Glenn D., Deep Gap, N. C. Wells, Josey Chas., Willard, N. C. Wentworth, James H., Bedford, Ky, West, Jimmy, 113 Willow Dr., Elkin, N. C. Westbrook, Paul L , Jr., 315 Montgomery Ave., Albemarle N. C. Westmoreland, Robert S., 2901 Idlewood Circle, Charlotte, N. C. White, Donald L., S. Main Sr., Cliffside, N. C. Whitesides, Gene L., Rt. 4, Lmcolnton, N. C. Whitesides, Johnny L., 317 N. Myrtle St., Gastonia, N. C Whitley, Edward L., 840 Woodland St., Albemarle, N. C. Widenhouse, Larry L., 32 Willowbrook Dr., Concora, N. C. Widenhouse, Paul, New London, N. C. Wiles, Judith C., West Jefferson, N. C. Williams, Betty C., Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Williams, Lloyd F., Rt. 2, 1331 E. Cannon Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Wiseman, Helen R., Rt. 8. Box 99, Salisbury, N. C. Wiseman, Jewel M., Rt. 2, Spruce Pine, N. C. Wood, L. Janet, Rt. 2, Box 228, Salisbury, N. C. Woodbury, Edgar Max, 1817 Wolcott Ave., Wilmington, N. C Wcodhouse, Wilson W., Harbinger, N. C. Wright, David A., Mt. Holly, N C. —Y— Yates, Jimmy, 105 E. 15th St., Lexington, N. C. Yim, Churl Soon, Seoul, Korea York, Evelyn Moore, Rt. 1, Wingate, N. C. York, Jane C., 620 Wilkesboro, St., Mocksville, N. C. Young, James A., 1218 Edgedale Dr., Salisbury, N. C. Young, Richard Keith, Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. —Z— Zimmerman, Donald A., Rt. 7, Box 574, Salisbury, N. C. FACULTY AND STAFF —A— Anderson, Dr. Mary E.—3228 Broadwoy, Parsons, Kansas —B— Belcher, Mr. Euel H.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Belhea, Miss Mary Eleanor—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Bowen, Dr. Hoyt E.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Bowers, Mrs. Lonnie Gene—214 Yadkin St., Albemarle, N. C. Brewer, Mr. George Edwin—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Burson, Jr., Dr Sherman L.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. —C— Caldwell, Mrs. John S.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Campbell, Mr. Julius G.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Caskey, Mr. J. D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Caskey, Mrs. Louise H —Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Casper, Mr. Charles B.—501 Pee Dee Ave., Albemarle, N. C. Caudle, Mrs. Boyce—Richfield, N. C. Clemmer, Rev. A. James—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Cole, Dr. David W—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. Crowe, Mr. John—Gold Hill, N. C. 197 —D— DeMoss, Mrs. Frances—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Dodd, Mr. Douglas—Oakboro, N. C. Dodd, Mrs. Merle S.—Oakboro, N. C. Douglass, Dr. Donald D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C Draper, Mr. Glenn—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Draper, Mrs. Lounelle—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. —E— Endly, Miss Juliet—830 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y. —F— Ferebee, Mr. Joseph A.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C Floyd, Miss Mary F—305 N. Greenwood St., LaGrange, Ga. Foreman, Dr. Charles W.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Fosdick, Mrs. Ed—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, Dr. Warren E.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Gehnng, Mrs Doris C.—607 McGill Drive, Albemarle, N. C. Gibson, Mr. Walter I.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C Gray, Mr. G. Lester—Rt. 1, Stantonsville, Tenn. —H— Haswell, Miss Georgia—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Herr, Jr., Dr. John M. — Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Hollis, Mr. Fred T.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Holshouser, Mr. Kenneth D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Holshouser, Mrs. Kenneth D—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. —L— Lefko, Mr. Nicholas E.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Lowder, Dr Lloyd G.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C —M— Mauldin, Mr. Color —Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Mauldin, Mr. Richard—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. McDonald, Mrs. Faye—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. McFarland, Mrs. W G.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N C McLaurin, Dr. Nancy D.—506 Jefferson St., Dillon, S. C. Manly, Dr. Jethro O—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C Martin, Mr Willard W.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Melton, Mr George E.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, 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. Charles—Richfield, N C Moore, Dr. G. Nelson—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Morgan, Mr. Robert—Richfield, N. C. Morris, Mrs. Johnny—Rt. 2, New London, N. C. Morris, Mrs. R. Donald—626 N. Third St., Albemarle, N. C. —N— Needy, Jr., Mr. John A.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. —P— Parker, Mr. Charles A.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Parker, Mrs. Miriam W.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Parker, Mr. Reid—Richfield, N. C. Peck, Mrs. Lewis—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. —R— Reasonover, Mr. William S.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Reynolds, Mr. Floyd A.—Rt. 1, Pleasant Garden, N. C. Roberts, Dr. Murat H.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Robertson, Dr. Clyde H.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Ross, Dr. Joseph—Albemarle, N. C. Russell, Dr. Bernard C.—New London, N. C. —S— Schreyer, Dr. George M.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Shaffer, Miss Elizobeth A.—131 Matazas Road, DeBary, Fla. Shissler, Dr. Henry H.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stambaugh, Mr. Rex V.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stevens, Mr. Earl E.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stokes, Dr. J. Lem, II—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stone, Mr. William C.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Stovall, Mrs. Fay H.—Box 943, Albemarle, N. C. Stuckey, Miss Margaret—2016 W. Carolina Ave., Hartsville, S C. —T— Taylor, Miss Beulah—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Thacker, Mr. Allen J.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Tolbert, Mrs. Joan F.—Boone, N. C. Trexler, Mr Burt—Gold Hill, N. C. —V— Venters, Mr. Douglas—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. Venters, Mrs. Thelma T.—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. Williams, Mr. Heath—Rt. 1, New London, N. C. Wubben, Dr. William D.—Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N. C. 198 AUTOGRAPHS 199 AUTOGRAPHS 200