Southern Pilgrim College - Pine Burr Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

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Many others have walked life's road and have left their footprints in the way, but they are full of error. Christ walked a sinless way and is the world's great example and pattern. Looking at Christ as his leader and example, one finds that He came for a purpose--to make a way of salvation for every individual believing in Him. Even though it took Him through trial, Calvary,and death, yet He. fulfilled His purpose and that of His Father. No human being is born into the world without a purpose. God hasaplan for every life, whether it be in the doing of an applauded feat off living awquiet Christian life before others. Ifone is to followJesus, he will find that the way lies through Gethsemane, through the city gate, and outside the camp. The way may lie along a lonely path and perhaps until there is no trace of a footstep left, only the voice, Follow Me. ln all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. 2 wgpw Wie if WW' Jwwufmf J X I Q60 Mujy,-off' ,,,,,... .Jf QM .! .G+ Ma AuWf'jj,p0wffd' WLWQWMWWWW fw 1f'w',Aw4-ff'f'ZlMMf' fluff 0fM'ff:,,4Livff f' ' . 'H A Ff 'J' Zjwif H 3,9 WWW!-F.a. WWW Jw , , M 1 fmw: 1 1' f1L32asi1a5A'zsiesA.5, H S u ww w Wu rl., 'mf an 11s iT' ,Q-mf K -1, 'Ei ,- Fu. - V .-V. H E! ,: -.1q,.' 17' ' 'fs ffifa-eb 2, ,wx v 9 '-...I , 'f'-Wf H fu ,. C wb f . ., LW, f , f .. M-W fx szzf bf :ff , Wig GUIDING CDUR STEPS Not many experiences in life are more baffling to the Christian than to be faced with a perplexing problem and to be unable to find clear assurance as to what God's leading is. Life is complex, and sometimes helpl is greatly needed. Disturbed days and sleepless nights are experienced sometimes in the process of trying to discover God's will, but for the sincere listening Christian the revelation will surely come. First of all let us face the fact that God does not reveal His plans for all His children in precisely the same way, whether it be sacred or secular work, permanent ortemporary. So let not wbe dismayed if the signs direct- ing us are not exactly the same as someone else has found and followed, for God deals with people individually. Possibly the most perplexed person is thet young man or woman em - barking on plans for careers. The night career for the Christian is of im- portance, for the wrong education or the wrong start inbusiness or the professions may entail great Aloss in time, money, and courage. If a person is planning to take a long, important journey, he will study road maps carefully, enlist the aid of widely-traveled friends, consult travel bureaus and so forth: for he will profit by the experience of those who have studied and been the way before. How necessary, therefore, that in the spiritual realm we should seek guidance of the Great Leader who knows ,M N the pitfalls, hazards, and also the strengths and weaknesses of those making journeys. it We need p to remember that guidance is not something which is accom- plished once and all. The Lord's leading is not limited to times of crisis of emergency, such as might occur only two or three times in a life- time. Divine guidance is a daily need and as important as food. i Gordon E. Miner, President of College 6 -gx. A am . 2 sei-F? AW E-Six-in , xx- 1 xm.a 53 Q 3? 'W me ' 'wi xxs' H , I W! fs 2 5 if 2 2 E 222 mx a un 1 m fx, xxx E a B 1 a E w x ., x ' Hx 9 fx ,, 5' QA X x xxxs, I ' Jk 7': 'x K? 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A 1 . iff xxx Q :Ala xg i x x xx :ask N 'X xx x :X xx .E xx::- 3 1 Mx A x xx L k A - xx.. ,W A xx x , 'iw xmas ef. f Li ,Ti xx. x x '-72. .fx xx xx '. f-.ix'5x.f xx V-xx-. 5 C y . 3 ,A+ im i wixxxg Q R ?: Q n l-7' -f A ix-Lx 5.1 if S 'Wx 1 Q 25 . xg ELM D s x- f x Y: 5 was 2215, xx x xx x X K Q, ,fa 52 x Q, is QQ mx xx ,xii xi 422 M 'W mx Era g im. we gif at 22522 . V- 'Ji Q K A L' 'WI MFE x ' ' -f' xxx yr: ,A x x x V 'ms M 24? .22 1 H - - f - x x Wi, 55, , wf m mm, mul ,mg v Q mfg 3 '2- f .1 1. iv' -Q11 --v:,,,.-4 M x , V ew: ig .ei 4 ,W ? 6? 1 K - , mu . .BTW . DIRECTING OUR PATHS In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3: 6 The word path, as referred to in the text, speaks of a course of life. On life's journey there are many paths that one may choose, but there is only one that affords true happiness and finally leads to a glorious destination. This path has been prepared by God and is in reach of every one who will follow Him. In order to find this path, it is necessary not only to have a general belief in Christ as Saviour, but also to commit our will completely to Him who marked out the Way. It is He who has promised to lead us in the way of life everlasting. Southern Pilgrim College is dedicated to the tasklof guiding young people in securing a good education, but the main emphasis is acquainting them with the spiritual forces which are vital to life here and hereafter. Best wishes and prayers for Southern Pilgrim College and especially for the Graduates of 1961! Wray J. Smith, Pastor of College Church 8 I96O-I96I COLLEGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. W. L. Surbrook, Troy, North Carolina - Chairman ' Rev. W. F. Page, Route 4, Kernersville, N. C. - Vice Chairman Rev. W. A. Massey, 1618 Armstrong Ave., Staunton, Va. - Secretary Prof. Gordon E. Miller, Box 246, Kernersville, N. C. - Treasurer Mr. L. B. Gallimore, P. O. Box 117, Greensboro, N. C. ' Mr. John Lain, Kernersville, N. C. Rev. Harold Rickner, 7111 16th St., N., St. Petersburg, Fla. Rev. L.E. Galyon, Route 2, Jamestown, Tenn. Rev. Ralph Tromble, 805 Oa.k Hill Drive, Lexington, Ky. Mr. Harry McNur1in, 320 Prichard St., Asheland, Ky. Rev. Wray J. Smith, Route 4, Box 20, Kernersville, N. C. Rev. E. C. Swanson, 812 20th St., Huntington, W. Va. Rev. Fred McCork1e, 142 Maupin Rd., Huntington, W. Va. Rev. M. C. Kittie, Route 3, Hilton Dr., Foley, Ala. Mr. J. H. Fralin, P.O. Box 5037, Roanoke, Va. DEP RTMENTAL DIRECTORS 'HF I 'H tr' at 3 V 91 f I get IG Ng ? , H m uw wi 1 :-wivaq vi ,J ... H h 5 ' 11 ' 11 AQ. UQ 'fv- . L A -f .L gp--v -VI GORDON E. MILLER PHILIP J. BIRCHALL CARL E. HIGHTOWER PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE DEAN OF COLLEGE PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL 9 D. W. BECK A.B Guilford couege, High Pciint . l l Health, Phys ical Education. KATHLEEN EMBLER A.B., M.E. Central College, Marion College, W. x C., U.N.C., English, Spanish. FACULTY in Qu P. J. BIRCHALL, SR. A.B., M.A. Houghton College, The Biblical Seminary in New York, New York University. Greek, Theology. EVA BUTLER GARDNER Th.B., A.B., M.R. Guilford College, U.N.C., Southern Pilgrim College, Greensboro College, Winona Lake School of Theology, Guilford College. Bible, Sociology, Speech. 'wge3w. ,, M5152 if fifeszsgyww M 77 -Q 5 .fn - '-wr . , 1, Q P ' AI. IO h. ,lt CARL HIGHTOWER it A.B., M.A. Taylor University, Lehigh Univer- sity. Algebra, Typing, Bookke ep ing, Shorthand, World History. FRANCES MILLER A. B. Vernard College, Guilford College. Civic, Occupations, Christian Edu- cation. gg:- H FACULTY NUS V ,, RACHEL HUDSON B.M. Southern Pilgrim College, W.C.,U. N.C. Piano, Organ, Vo ic e , Conducting, English. H. J. OLSEN Th. B. G0d's Bible School. Ephesians, Ro ma ns , Corinthians, Church Manual. .5 L-L ex. Q nv LEO RECORD B.S., Th. B. Southern Pilgrim College, High Point College, U.N.C., Wake Forest College, Bowman Gray. Chemistry. PHYLLIS MAE WATSON A.B. Owosso College. French, Geometry, General Busi- l'16SS. 7--S., Y- MARY ALICE SMITH A.B., M.E. . Southern Pilgrim College, Green- ville College, W.C., U.N.C. History, Psychology, Bible. EDWIN LEON WILES A.B. Southern Pilgrim College, Guilford College, U.N.C. Science, Trigonometry, A 1 g e b r a , English, Biology. iv , i s 'S STAFF MRS. FLORENCE BOLTON ASSISTANT DEAN OF WOMEN HAROLD GRINNELL X MAINTENANCE MCCRAY HOLMES FIELD REPRESENTATIVE 13 wi EV 5ef'w ' , FORBIS KIVETT DEAN OF MEN MRS. D. R. SAUNDERS HEAD DIETICIAN MRS. MARTHA TRUEBLOOD BOOKKEEPER I4 STAFF V29 , H -V,- V- --4,4-.gf 412, '1- 52? 3,12 x -gs ..'r: -' .. .,,.. , ,..,. zlz ,WS VA vi -. , ,HEY y a 'fx '51 , ' A '. Nil 1 w as 1 M we , n 1 'W' x 1, '31 X, 1 ,f'f'7' he .. I f ,ii syn, 1 ix if 1325 wi 3 N Q 'Y ,far . kewl, 15551 145 5, 5? fa ,gun if Mm mm mf ima. W Qfgiwf arfm, N ,WW N,ap5,,,,1,W M , My 5325? QQ , 'FEE m 1 vv 1: WWW N 2 K. M, fa-Q .qmgju mei'- W , 3334 K Q, 131 my MP, 55503 4 ,W H f msg? . 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Student Council, President 3,43 A - cappella Ch o i r , Vice-President 3, President 43 Girls' Chorus 3,43 Sextet 3 , 43 Trio 3,43 Ministerial Association 13, Music Chairman 43 Prayer Band 33 Pine Burr Staff, Literary Editor 43 Dixie Echoes Staff, Student Editor 33 Librarian 3, Class Secretary 3,4. x. CLASS MENZETTE DONAHUE Nothing is rarer than real good- ness. 'Q-vi , ,v LARRY KENDALL JOHNSON Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Prayer Band lg Pine Burr Staff, Assistant Photography Editor 1. I7 ELEANOR MAE LANE Principle is a passion for truth and right. ' Acappella Choir 13 Girls' Chorus lg Ministerial Association 23 Prayer Band 13 le Burr Staff, Associate Editor 2g Librarian 2g Class Treas- urer 1. DANNEL FRANK LEMONS Every man's life is a plan of God. Student Council 23 Ministerial Asso- ciation 25 Prayer Band ls Pine Burr Staff, Photography Editor 23 Class Vice-President, Junior Marshal 1. IF' si nh GLADYS FAYE RICHARDSON Persistent p e op le b e g in their success where others end infailure. Aqcappella Cho ir , President 1, Li- brarian 2g Girls' Chorus 1,2g Sextet 1,23 Trio 1,23 Ministerial Associ- ation 23 Prayer Band 13 -Pixie-133313 Staff, Editor- in- Chief 13 Class President 1,25 Junior Marshal 1. ws, LOIS ALDYNE WINSLOW Devout yet cheerful, active yet re- signed. Student Council, Secretary 1g A - cappella Choir 1,2g Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Sextet 1,2g Trio 1,2g Ministerial Association 1, 2g Prayer Band 1, Pinette Staff, Editor 1, Piano Instructor 2, Class Treasurer 2. .f sv 141K wx, M' 4 ,sg K. x N' V -n. F . sw 1,62 ia W ,wg wx: Q x x A,. rw ' lt Anti 1 1, X ee w sf gm 5 wise 1 npgufg fm - img Emi w if ,S we 5 ee ,. 45 ,aw E J, 2' S pf i ' ' 5 'N ' KX ,av .sf K as 'f X nf 3 ' X it ' . 11: X fe ww ' san S President .,,, Vice-President . Secretary , , Treasurer , Sponsor , , 0 n a . . Roger Hubbard . . Larry Shelton . . Pat Leadingham . . Gene Ammen . . Miss Embler Y, .s , X f X 2 L ,ag Hari? 'f Q N, XM Ei -X xx Hs. x W5 X A .-L. 3: 91 nf K N s - G x xg wx w swf GENE AMMEN PRISCILLA ANDREWS- 20 JU IOR BILL BARROW ASS 2 , A . MARY LOU GALLIMORE CAROLYN GRINNELL 21 iv- JOHN GRHXTNELL , Cv '-ITTYAI FRED HEMRIC is HW' , - M mm: ROGER HUBBARD 22 w w ww u zu w M H W, y , gm.: - CAROLYN LAIN Q. PAT LEADINGHAM JERRY MILLER 23 vw , :H X X' M M XM, .2 Q 1 , Lx Q3 M ELEANOR OLIVER BILL POOLE LARRY SHELTON 24 Q1'f P'J. DOLLIE SMITH KEN TAYLOR BEA WILSON 25 RODEMA WRIGHT M my 1 fig ',- A V ' M, 1- ww, '14 ' r- f -f -igagfv A vul: V. 1 2 ' 23' ,J A 1 ,gb ' J F4 an w HNHHNHN H! Q X! X , My -u , ' if L 322' H 'QI V +I H 11 K' .ls 'L d vigil' AX mi' X Lxilf, , . uh Q'-5 'X ' N SX 2 s mg : Q Y Nh g'f.Q'. x ' Q ffm 11 wwf r f H 1. H 3 X -' 1 V! E - Nm, J - ,,,,i?3lggl Y M g .4 ' ,M f ' if ,lol F. ,, -f ' gpm. . ..qq. ,. - -1 7. I j ga. ' Q, 94- 2525, H Fr' ,. Y, : , , 1 Y. A -,QW f 1 4 V ef , ig' .gm ,wwf , x ini ., 'W i . '5 za K. 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Transfer Hillsboro Highg Prayer Band 35 Science Club 3,4. CLASS DELANO MONROE CONKLIN One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. ,A cappella Choir 2,3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,4g Art 1,2. JEAN ELLEN CONNINGTON Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Transfer Vineland High Schoolg Stu- dent Council lg Science Club 1. 33 LARRY NORMAN FREEMAN Opportunity is rare, anda wise man will never let it go by him. Transfer Page High Schoolg A - cappella Choir 2,3 ,4gQuartet 4g Min- isterial Association 4g Prayer Band 33 Pine Burr Staff, Business Mana- ger 4g Dixie Echoes Staff, Busi - ness Manager 25 Science Club, Vice- President 2,3g Class President 2. uw ed i ie' JERRY QUINCY GENTRY Our.oppor-tunities to do good are our talents. Transfer Mountain Park High Schoolg A cappella Choir 3g Prayer Band 33 Science Club 4. WILLIAM LARRY HANKS If a man be indued with a generous mind, this is the best kind of no- bility. Transfer Elkin High Schoolg A - cappe11aCh0 ir 2, Treasurer 3,43 Prayer Band 35 Dixie Echoes Staff 25 Science Club 2,33 Class President 3,4. 34 J ACKLYN DELORIS LONG Victory belongs to the most perse- vering. Transfer George Washington Senior High School. INEZ LAVERNE MARLER lil cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. Prayer Band 33 Science Club 1,23 Class President 1. JAMES ERNEST MORGAN If a man's eye is on the Eternal, his intellect will grow. Student Council 1,2,3g Ministerial Association 2,3,4g Prayer Band 35 Dixie Echoes Staff lg Science Club 1,2,35 Class Chaplain 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3,43 Junior Marshal 3. 35 ,qv j . git FAY ELIZABETH NIFONG Wise to resolve and patient to per- form. Transfer Griffith High Schoolg A - cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Sext et 3,4g Prayer Band 33 Pine Burr Staff, Typist 3,45 Class Secretary'2,4g Beta Club, Secretary 4. W o MADONNA ROSE PARKER Good nature is one of the richest fruits of true Christianity. T ra n s f e r Grant High Schoolg A- cappella Cho ir 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Sextet 45 Beta Club, Treasurer 4. -:MSE MAX DOUGLAS PEACOCK, JR. The acts of this life are the destiny of the next. - Transfer John Wesley College. 36 H E JOYCE ANNE PHILLIPS A life sp ent worthily should be measured by deeds, not years. Transfer E.M. Holtg Prayer Band 33 Science Club 3. ' 1-1-is ,uguiq Nqr ALTON RAY RICHARDSON A good man does good merely by living. Transfer Seagrove High School. H ww' H U' ' mu, W f HN H 'bf ,W KENNETH EUGENE STORY Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Transfer Portland Christian Highg A cappella Choir 4. 37 41... iw YJ CHARLES LAWRENCE STOUT, JR. The force of his own merit makes his way. Transfer Jefferson S e n 1 o r Highg Student Council 3,4gA cappe11aChoir 3,4g Prayer Band 33 Pine Burr Staff, Assistant Art Editor 4g Class Treas- urer 3,4. H PEGGY NIRENE TICE Character is the real foundation of all worth-while success. Transfer James A. Gray Highg Dixie Echoes Staff, Typ ist, Re- porter 23 Science Club 2,4. -V au H H -' H gy Q vkfwiii H H T M , - ROSS VERE TULLIS The futur e is purchased by the present. Transfer Western Pilgrim Collegeg Science Club, Vice-President 4. 38 ' e.-: W J'Y-res: ,ls ,w DOUGLAS PAUL WINSLOW Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you. Transfer P e r qui m an s Highg A- cappella Choir 43 Prayer Band 3 g Science Club 4. j -,-ff' 5 'F P HERE'S TO THE SENIORS S oberminded seniors, E ach one making a lasting impression, N ow leaving for service. I ndustrious, capable, vvillingg Gbey only Him who leads. R ise to meet the challenge. S ubmit, serve, succeed! fi fuffly 4' X XX fn X!! W ,J ,nf fflww I-w. 115 ,- '-var ,-5 lv 4 Q if ,n :N V ., V 'RHP -0 lil!! liiiigx llll UYURFUU U wt ffl I Kill x .fqu , Qu- 4, 31 'X 5 'L' 1 'B if . . President .... Vice-President . . Secretary .... Treasurer. . . Sponsor . . . ' ' .Ji yw,,ur 5, l ? 1:59. Cef-,'j , 1 tr -J Alana Garner Shirley Gupton . . Ada Beck Lynda Frazier . Miss Smith LOUISE ARMSTRONG M 'l11g...j1. Qin, wigiisa' 1 u M Q fm W ' ww jr- ADA BECK 42 JLII BRENDA BOWMAN O A WILMA COMBS ar- RONALD CREWS 43 fain It LYNDA FRAZIER -ibn ...-get ALANA GARNER ,. L J ANIS GRAHAM 44 19' SHIRLEY GUPTON DARRELL JOHNSON RICHARD LOMAN 45 iv' il: ' J UANITA LOWDERMILK BOBBY McDOWELL Qeg,g eE QVWQJN J IMMY MORRIS 46 LINDA OWENS : J --u gg, W' all Tegkbgww M LILA RICHARDSON DAVID SAUNDERS 47 CHERYL SWANEY JOE TUCKER is A PN 0 A 1 D 0 I' 1 os 494 i. FC' mix T! 12234 -2 i is JIMMY WOODS If H1 5-'L f ff 24 Hi1if N , . 2 + 5-I a f I fl f I 1 I l.lgT Y f ' ' ' ,rag 'Ag ' ,z . i Q I I y, I Q v, I, 1 S Q .. ' W f 2 1 . A 5 , A ll Lf, H, F If f,!.ffl!!!!f, X a X 1 4 ' 1 1 n ' 1 . , I - . , :I .I 1.:.. ' 7 K V . .. .. I , RQ . LN' .kxwx , , Ln , S gl , fix 'H , ,. 1. J I, ' , Ff . fr, X, , jf! Q: I 5551 .' 1 I f f .,f I f , QT? LA DONNA GARNER 1 'M W m mu- U. 3 A H BE CKY HUBBARD 50 SOPHOMORE w THOMAS PATTERSON A 1, H, SS MARY ANN RICKN ER af X W DIANE WARNER 51 ws. JEWEL WINECOFF Wu ,w RACHEL WRIGHT If i ' ' -355 . 'K Q 5 4:2::-:r 4 -1 , . Q SX A c it ' . ' 5 A. 'vc 1 1 . R' A I 3' U 1 wk v A 1 Q1 man wswa, wg: J' we , ! , 2 112335 f7?,1' ,SSL wig , M q-M W , y. gl xg , U We ! A . ai as-7. 7,34s?T':'a . 13 '- MJ gg H 1 ' I 5, .-H., ...,. . kv- , ff l - w K3 fi T 75 ' - ff ,HJ T':'a'?4 A . ' .4 .e ,,,ga,,,, . J , F.- ,, A H414 LEON ARMSTRONG JOE DAVIS 54 FRESHMAN Nm.,-n MARILYN DAVIS fiLE5iiM.M H Y V CLASS iii i Q BUTCH DEAN 3 ?' BRENDA JOHNSON 55 CHARLES MASSEY f rw 'El -... PRINTS OF PROGRESS Use thy youth so that thou amayest have comfort to remember it when it hath forsaken thee, and not sigh and grieve at the account thereof. Use it as the springtime which soon departeth, and wherein thou oughtest to plant and sow all provisions for a long and happy life. Sir W. Raleigh. p An education is not obtained simply through the medium of books and lectures. As young people prepare for the many areas of Christian service, it is essential thatthey have experience in a number of activities and be pre- pared to help different types of people. The activities at S.P.C. are so arrangedthat one may receive this type of training which is so vital in form- ing a well-balanced character. The Ministerial Association is preparedto send a speaker and a musical group to church andjail services or wherever some servfice may be rendered. The A cappella Choir, providing a musical outlet for many of the students, travels during the second semester. From the choir are formed the smaller groups of sextets, trios, and quartets. From the Student Council has been organized the Alethea Club, which studies the tactics and progress of Communism. The Science Club is for those who are especially interested in scientific endeavor. The Beta Club is to recognize those who have ex-. celled in scholarship. All those who attend S.P.C. have the privilege of the many experiences which deepenthe Christian life and usually are not received outside of Bible School. 57 A srums T co M. R1ckneir,D.S3unde 14s, S. Guptom B. Sbory,AL. She1torfgfD. L6inonsgK L. Midkiff, C. Stout, P. Birchall, F. Miller, F. Kivett. ' 1 .. ,Q 6099.99 9560201 oiee-2,01 G01 QQX39' C0031 Q1 P+ G09 .-329 Q f 1 if :ff .QA f., c 1 909 'L X6 Fm . , Q 5 . , 1506 qw V fr QWGGGWJ 1: rfowv 00201 C2961 . 9 035 X55 XV' V010 I ab me C 6 P' 6 CMN, ' SX N5 'P X 0 QL SWR Y C: YNY? 16 WE ADORE THEE SENTENCE F05 MIXED 'VOICES GIOVANNI PALESTRINACPJ A Adapfed by DUDLEY BUCK Con moto ..-iii egg: is I LLL Ig: I I 2 I pp We a - dore Thee, we a - dore Tifgf :G I 3 I S181 I Z I .Con moto CQI: 60, i J I I: , PP 9 S I -8- 3 I 8 .4 Q , F e I u .Ig IQIDI. I A' CAPPELLA .A. Winslow, F. Nmfong A. Garner, H. Ammen, L. Garner, F. Richardson, D. Smith, J. Lowdermilk. R. Hubbard, J. Miller, L. Shelton, J. Morris, C. Stout, L. Hanks, L. Freeman 711. Riff? W KYN W ,HV dam, 49 I Jl'El X gf! gait? Br F ffff we wwe J' m'd,. hast re - deem U1 11 1 !'2'f11 1, ' x 1 1 L1 H 1 , 1, Z. 1 ,., 1,1-.W- o 1 Xl., 11 wa Ja.. 'E if My 1 H W 5 .. , S vx, Aldyne Winslow, Faye Richardson, Eleanor Oliver, Dollie Smith, Becky Story, LaDonna Garner. ' ' Inq V HW. -I-SEE: :fe w-f . 1' 17 Y 4 .,- - . - ' ,,: 1 . :.:, W, :.: ' 1 :L A V: I 5-ng W, 1-,13 I vp 1 ' '111' E'M'1Em11.:1'1' i 11115 1,111 111 7, 1'f1!-fgtzf? 51-in Je'-.5 '- , ,g1, 1,-. E A, -yu-E?-:'.' - -- Y 1,,,l1iSr.M. ' 1 '11,.11155111 Qm5 ?F'1 N! ASQ ,, , ,. 'Sign simmgla, , 1 . 1 ' --1 , Y '-1- 1 l- ' 111' , V ,lv 1 ll 111 ' ' ' ' 1, , 1 1 1 1 1,'111 '1'11 11 11 111 111 11 WFT 1 .gn 4x Mary Ann Rickner, Faye Nifong, Helen Ammen, Juanita Lowdermilk, Alana Garner, Donna Parker. 62 X v. '11 'xi .1 Becky Story, Aldyne Winslow Dollie Smith, Eleanor Oliver Faye Richardson QUARTET LaDonna Garner J ,N , J w ,',f11M,' K ' H, i H H, W WH MW? W , 1 ' f :Z mu . I Roger Hubbard, Larry Freeman, Larry Shelton, H. A. Lewis. 63 GIRLS CHORUS Helen Ammen Brenda Bowman Alana Garner La Donna Garner Juanita Lowdermilk Fay Nifong Eleanor Oliver Donna Parker Faye Richardson Mary Ann Rickner Dollie Smith Becky Story Diane Warner Aldyne Winslow Rodema Wright an-r 'lr-up ' 'ffm Ya ,fo , .v f' if 5 J' P ,- Y. 2, lr' - - 1 Hubbard Garner Winslow Oliver Richardson Smith Andrews Stout Miller Morris Winslow E. Stout, D. Smith,J. Lowdermilk, M. Rickner, D. Saunders, A. Winslow, B. Hubbard. P1416 l?OJ7'Ol2- X00 F' 111-1190121-Q 4221-elf? -41?7'0O1?'0 liodellpa C71-Q1-Je-sf.S'touz' P00200 P0 Calm' Legg 71111 Pl? Oil-S' 7' Paz' L? F' 012049 S' LS-9 ' ay 0211 45? Bea 911-We 0119 ' WQYSOI1 STAFF ASSOCIATE Enrrofi Eleanor Lane BUSINESS MANAGERS Larry Shelton Larry Freeman LITERARY EDITOR Becky Story SPONSORS Miss Embler A Mr. Wiles rn ,, .WA 31 I L . HBH . Eglin:-r'v5bi5 ww ' W' -.-- wb r ,, 1,4 ,1 .3 1- lub ze '1 S w IH: X U U 'NVE M is -T FHM! Q. w SEX - 5555 IW MINISTER! L ASSOCIATIQ V Q g pg? N CH TER ff- ORARY MEMBERS ACTIVE MEMBERS A R A C HON L. Armstrong A. Beck B. Bowman W. Combs S. Gupton F. Nifong D. Parker L. Richardson D. Saunders C. Swaney P. Andrews E. Oliver SPONSOR Mr. Wiles ,J Y W Www ,W ' E Larry Johnson Larry Shelton Larry Hanks Kenneth Story Jimmy Woods Delano Conklin Charles Massey Larry Freeman Bill Barrow Bobby McDowell Jerry Miller Jimmy Morgan Johnny Wheeler Thomas Patterson Richard Loman Ai L SPARTANS 70 P RTHIANS Forbis Kivett Ralph Clayton David Saunders Douglas Winslow Danny Lemons Ross Tullis Roger Hubbard 'z,:oZ Clarence McWhirter 1, M W .L ' ' Yzglltffueh October November Dec ember 1. mb, .J TROJANS QCHAMPIONSJ SCHEDULE AND SCORES 1 1 Parthians 7 1 3 Parthians 6 1 8 ' Trojans 33 20 Troj ans 20 25 Troj ans 0 27 Troj ans 0 1 Parthians 3 Parthians 8 Trojans 1 O Trojans 1 5 Spartans 1 7 Spartans 22 Parthians 29 Parthians 1 Trojans 6 Troj ans 8 Spartans 13 Spartans Trojans Spartans Spartans Parthians Parthians Trojans Trojans Spartans Spartans Parthians Parthians Trojans Trojans Spartans Spartans Parthians Parthians Trojans 71 13 18 6 6 38 6 ASKETB LL 72 . 5. gif lil E' - I - w WMU MPS' awixiwg Sm Q mu YYY i-fy fig ,, ,EEE :gig J 3523 1 Lew, . , HUFFLEBOARD ...E 1 ' H Q ': ::E:? SOFTB LL 3535 V X 'ffm' in-v, W, N wx N V1 w H E-iH,,'11..?jf?Q1Hw.. WHHNH mmm glasses? , 1 , ' ' ,f'!a,,LJq S ,, sf -.. was ' W W H J, Y .. H F MN 'V ,, x1'!',w H mm H Egg 1 W w W .., 'l,.?3i5,'? -w 25522555 W1 Wifi. M1 'M .' 21525755 ' ffJ?p5mi?53Lf'w JM '! f5Zi?'1..ww .Qw',f m NH ' ww .,w,mu,w.tmm,t,, ,lf 1 ,mix pw mm umm M w w W 'aim ' H ww'feeU?f7iww:5Hfwf Y' MM ,W M wx WM W H N ,, ffm- M 1' ' W' H A ,, ' H , H. :TS :G ' H H m uf ,. 55 H no Fffgbf- or-r it 1. f siffswiws i 6 , 5-C-1 Eiglfwsznilafp 1: m4E,,3Q,5L,j3gig4gH1g4s, ' . H' fi' v r'f' wf+nwf P .Q P f so 3 -P 'Q' , 7 gen R ia: 2593 l,v G' 'Hagar Ti , ' ,V - A -0 2257.05 'H f Qi 1? .,j'jjjA f,w..-.2LT1.4,.fiLw..'G f P g,,. P ligtgg . ' Eff? i'5? i-335-H'?'7 gfwif ' -H si iw Y z :az Y V f Q Sl - ij if -' JL 1 eil. ' 'EY xi be Q L. Shelton R. Tullis President S C I E N C E C L U B Vice-President P. Andrews E. Oliver Secretary Treasurer FACU LTY ASS'STAN S I A. Winslow, Piano Instructorg E. Lane, Librariang D. Smith, Secretary to Mr. Holmesg D. Lemons, Physical Education Instructorg P. Leadingham, Office Assistant. HJJ 'ff' LASTING IMPRESSICNS The campus, located in the heart of the beauti- fulPiedmont, is a region of ideal altitude and short winter seasons. The immediate surroundings of pine and hardwood groves make a delightful and pictures- que setting. The grass-covered circle is partially surrounded by the school buildings. This year has witnessed a high light in the history of S.P.C. It has beerhga thnill to see the new ny!! W W? administration building inthe process of con - struction. The new building will provide us with a new library, chapel, offices, laboratory, and class FOOIIIS. f' ' j These many material things in which we have lived and worked will leave lasting impressions on each onellof the students. New pictures have been painted in the halls of memory and will be reviewed from time to time. 77 . 5 I I .11 A, I 2 , 4, ,X ' QE, . . . . -5 1, Ja! Xl f ' ' 6 f' , N -V Q ,I -' ' ' I - f I. f .' FT' Eff . Z Af FL 5 MI , if ' A if . ' 4-:Q Y X' HiQ I K I 1 Q2 Av Ilfi E E Q. J gf i S+ 5 ? T . 1, IT:-Z I-'II 'f T ' - 'A IT: T? E If f I IE ' 1 . MI-I I f I J , II I 4 E T A 2 .. I , , ALi, 0 I 4 f I flpwl l' gg Q. ,-f' 1 'if -'f1iIf1Qf ,ff .I Eff , I' I . .. . ff '4 Z Mr, A -gif!! Q 1' ar -1-1.- zvaa' .: 'III I ' I .3 ' I 'II gr nazi IIIIIII M i IiIfIf? ARTIST'S SKETC' ADMINISTRATION I- COMPLETED IN I -' K' 'I ,fgw w , ., .I.,- - ' I ' Q . 'f ff .s 'fix Ig 'L' As.-sf: -- .1 .. Q ' , , f , 1 ,.,.i. ,,A -'-1--. Qi: ' . I I 1. .' ,- ,-...A .:. J , I -1 --gvf L. . A PRESIDENTS HOME I ,' I ,wiv--sy. .- 4, -8 - :L ,, .. -.4f.,,?fa3s,2:,.V-x.,.., - V 'su-,. U . ra' ,, ' I . A - .V--,,.,.-f . 78 WHITE Housg' 2, T .9 as 4 -Q , A . ' 7' E, - 1 1 M .Q-gr? 5- 'af LW - -2-3 E'-F' h ,I pg - 3- T- 5?ZHilIZIl2l4?.llED-'aqzqmzufuzllfauni-j12H'ZMll 3: i i Q P' 5? W, Q ffiff i 'A if 'DM X: gg DF NEW UILDING HE SPRING I '- gr -it-w 1 , A , . , E H N , w t 1' as , . 5 441 M. 3 I '- . Y I ax 'uw,u'1 W n Z ' 'J DO-DROP-IN ' A - r x '-413111: ' .gl . . TEACHERAGE 7 L BOYS' DORMITORY GIRLS' DCRMITORY 1,6 deg 80 SCHOOL SONG In the sunny land of Dixie, Midst the rolling hills, Lies a sheltered spot and hallowed Where God's presence thrills: For each year our students gather From all quarters here, To attend our school of learning His word to revere. FIRST CHORUS: I Glorious is her great commission, Humbly circumstanced S.P.C. fulfills her mission Joys our lives enhance. Rustling leaves 'neath Southern moonlight, Spring-house fragrance rare, Campus legends and traditions Make our lives more fair, Chapel bells toll daily welcome To the worship hourg Dining halls resound with praises Of God's mighty power. Dixie Echoes, murmuring Pine Burrs Kindle hearts anew, As wand'ring through prophetic hallways With their golden view, We behold our S.P.C.ers ---- A mighty host they stand, Holding out the Word of life to Those in distant lands. SECOND CHORUS: As we sail life's boundless ocean, In our hearts we'll hold Thoughts of thee, fond Alma Mater--- The scarlet and the gold. MOTTO Enter to learn, go forth to serve. 8l FROM MORN E gr ig ,.,Q, . ff EK-' Emu mam 5 in 2 1 Q . M. wigs gm .Vg E55 ' I .. ,xE:- H -gm Qs r I Q 91- '3 W- f ' ' if X 35 1 A f 3? , A by g's 5, Hi f i? -by , 1 ' 5 U! My rj , ff 3 ,zwlf vi.: mifm ...,. '- a z1f ' , iff' gblfr' xf2i gilqnm?1' g. ' fn! ' ' Q ., .fix 4' , 1:- if M -5, Y. , 71-W H H. H X , A sg X 1 .Jy mf... 4 . , 1 in xx' Y ,JE F515 M W '54 X 123: 'TIL NIGHT September 5 - September 6 - September '7 - September 8 - September .9 - September 12-16 October 4 - October 14 - November 23-28 December 15 - December 16 - January 2 - January 16-20 January 21-23 January 29 - February 7 - March 29 - March 29-April 5: April 20-24 May 5 - May CP! - May 29-June 2 June 1 - June 2 - June 3 - June 4 - June 5 - CALENDAR Dorm open: My, but you're looking fine! You didn't happen to see a curtain rod floating around, did you? Registration Day: Not a single crip! Convocation Service: I beseech you, brethren, that you present your body a living sacrifice. Classes begin: Ugh! I'd forgotten how boring one long hour could be. Faculty - Student Reception: Let's not get too persona1. Revival: Oh, that sermon lifted me. 'And they stood everyone in his own place.' I shall surely triumph because 'Goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life.' College Board Meeting: The future of S.P.C. seems brighter and bright- er. The new building will really go forward now. Harvest Ingathering: That chocolate cake was simply out of this world. Thanksgiving Vacation: How thankful I am for three days to sleep! Christmas Banquet: Oh, how beautiful were the decorations! Christmas Vacation: Did you realize time could fly so fast? After the Christmas banquet time took wings. Semester Exams: Wheel Over at last! Well, at least I passed. Registration: I sign my death warrant once more. First Concert: I was so scared I cou1dn't sing. College Board Meeting: Aren't we flattered! Such dignity gracing our halls! Easter Breakfast: Vive, vive, Jesus Cristo vive hoy. Spring Vacation: Along the way the 'April gold' bloo m ed increasingly beautiful. Senior trip: It was worth all that trouble with Christmas cards. Junior-Senior Banquet: Those Juniors did a good job, didn't they? New Building: A dream come true! At times my faith faltered, but at last we see our prayers materialize. Final Exams: At last we've finishedwith books for three whole months. Speech Recital: HowdoIlove-thee? Let me counttheways . . 1,2,3,4 . . Music Recital: Oh, it was beautiful! The very first notes sent me into ecstasy. Class Night: That was a superb production. Baccalaureate: Good advice, Seniors. ' Commencement: Oh, why did I have to cry! fm i- 951 '45 WST- Q4-1-'fi L3-3 953. -Que' 4' xi. . A . 415 D , 'V J 1-:z, v,V :: ' ,, in. ,Q Q ' i 1 ,7fi,,sSi', 2. 2Q!'Ll 3 ,W . ,.. 3-aiu-,A 1 Fl J 541, I 1 In i ,J 4 x.w u in . I i ' 1. Q I . 2:1 1- A fi? v 5' ,f : H . Vs, C3537 F AJ' ws: ll EEL 1 I iq. pry , , -5' nn.. unlmvi' v, Q 'V K , I Mf'Sfx :jf-ar X. ,f 'Lan-I F 'X ,ma 22 'C X 5 ef , L all ,Q 'if ew A 1 if ffbhgral 1 ,- ag x Tx ff Q, .42 A 3 I' ,,, , if N ., .,, N if 4 D QMS K. 140 i nr f 2 5 .. ,EH S x .1 H 452+ ,ww m wx 1 1 K ,H ,M .ww 1., qw, 3254+ W grgt W :isa 3, w X 1 J , , gy? Q 1' F. M Q ,H zz X x 5, Q: , -, Q, Mi- , .. M N65 ,. . 6 JIM iifxw WH. bmw .fx 1 ,mv 1 W X ,fe ' ..-Qfgy A W 3,1 'Q -Im 1 WM .Q r M if -QM Mi! ,gif BFS 5' my -rr '1-?e,,, A ,U ,, .. ,. V356 wah, it airy Following in His steps often involves leaving the pleasant surroundings, Christian lead- ers, and friends who have endeared themselves to human hearts. The school year of 1960- 61 is history, and the students find themselves looking in two directions: looking back over the year of hard studies, Christian fellowship, and spiritual growth and looking ahead into the unknown? future with keen anticipation of the plan of God being worked out in their lives. Some are going out to be pastors, others to further their education in other fields, and still others will be back for the year of 1961-62. Wherever the path of each student leads, may he walk in the steps of the One who s aid, Follow me. B8 fx THE COLLEGE CHURCH f' i. Iiliernersville, North Carolig Q Rev. Wray J. Smith Pastor The Church with an , W appreciation for the contribution which is being made by Southern Pilgrim College to our church and community. Why Not Attend SUUTHERN PILGRIM CULLEGE 4 Year Accredited High School 3 Year Ministerial Course 2 Year Christian Workers' Course Junior College Bachelor of Religion - - 4 Years Bachelor of Theology - - 5 Years Write Gordon E. Miller, President Southern Pilgrim College Kernersville, North Carolina Welcome ! ! Seniors You Are Now One Of Us Students We Welcome You To A Great And Glorious Institution I THE ALUMNI ASSUCIATIUN UF SUUTHERN PILGRIM CULLEGE James Smith Wendell Blake Mrs. Marietta Record President Vice- President Secretary-Treasurer North Carolina District PILGRIM HULINESS CHURCH Rev. W. F. Page District Superintendent Phone 993-2598 Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of HIGH PUINT PILGRIM HULINESS CHURCH Rev. J .A. Grout, Pastor Phone 88 3-1962 708 Hamilton Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of VIRGINIA DISTRICT PILGRIM HOLNESS CHURCH Rev. W. A. Massey District Superintendent ERLANGER PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Visit With Us. You' ll Find A Welcome. Rev. Joseph Phillips Pastor 1405 Winston Rd. Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of CLEARVIEW WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Earl Newton ROBBINS PILGRIM CHURCH Pastor Rev- H- R- Helms FIRST PILGRIM CHURCH Pastor Rev. G.L. Edge, Pastor Robbins North Carolina Students: Eleanor Oliver, Jackie Long Danville, Virginia Compliments of RANDIEMAN PIIGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Where A Friendly Welcome Awaits You. Rev.. James L. Denny Pastor 129 Tabernacle St. Randleman, N. C. We Believe In Southern Pilgrim College. When In Siler City We Invite You To Attend THE PILGRIM H0lINESS CHURCH Where You Are A Stranger But Once. Charles W. McHargue Pastor Compliments of ELKIN PILGRIM CHURCH The Church With A Friendly Smile Rev. Clyde Parker, Pastor 466 Oakland Drive Elkin, North Carolina The Young People' s Society BROWN'S CHAPEL Rev. Leo Record, Pastor Wishes To Express Their Appreciation To Delane Conklin Forbis Kivett Who Are Representing Them At S. P. C. .inn r , GUILFORD PILGRIM CHURCH I Jo.'waesC.5wnTHu TP I Congratulations Graduates May God's Will Be Your Will. FLORIDA DISTRICT PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. Harold C. Rickner District Superintendent Compliments of YUUNG PEOPlE'S SUCIETY FIRST PILGRIM HULINESS FJ W It 'fff ' av Anthony At East Davis Street Burlington, N. C. Students In S. P. C. Beatrice Wilson Rodema Wright Rachel Wright 1 Brenda Johnson Joyce Phillips Rev. Charles Apple Pastor Qu? W 7N John Mitchell Young Peop1e's President THE FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Pastor Rev. W. B. Walker Student At S. P. C. Judy Walker 620 Hoover Street Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of THE EMMANUEL PILGRIM CHURCH 501 19th Street, N. W. Roanoke, Virginia Rev. G. A. Castevens, Minister Dedicated to the two young men from our church: Jerry Miller Jimmy Morris Congratulations and Compliments of the PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Dr. W. L. Surbrook, Pastor Troy, North Carolina 1 Q F' nw J' . . 1 . g - 1 , ' 532 H' 25? ' H'-T , ,N mf, W mg vm, H,fg,am ' 1 .3 1 ,, H '- f M 1-pw , an 252 Lf QSEEES: umww nu 55. L , W I.- ReV.R.J.H0bbs,Pastor The church where you are a stranger only once SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. U. N. Freeman Minister 1713 Rayston Drive Phone Br 4- 177 6 Students Larry Freeman Danny Lemons W A lf'- ff r- ,,.. .. II- ' 7 3111 fa . QS I ll, Ill ' g Q va Office Phone Br 5-5954 1305 Ball Street Greensboro, N. C. Compliments of THE FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Greensboro Pastor Rev. R. I. McC1uskey 808 Silver Avenue North Carolina Compliments ol THE PILGRIM YUUTH SUCIETY UF WINSTUN-SALEM Sunday 6:45 p.m. Young People' S Service Don Bulla, President Rev. Charles L. Stout, Pastor 1830 Stadium Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina Remember Now Thy Creator in the days of thy youth. Eccles. 12:1a ALBEMARLE PILGRIM CHURCH Rev. R.S. Shelton Pastor Sam Eury Sunday School Superintendent Kent Davis Youth Society President Larry Shelton, Gary and Wayne Chandler National Pilgrim Youth Quiz Winners- 1960 HAYWORTH MEMORIAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Chestnut and Meadow Streets High Point, N.C. BAGLEY SWAMP PILGRIM CHURCH Parsonage Phone 4853 I Pastor Phones A. E. Barefoot, Minister Rev. A.J. Argo Parsonage 88 2-3842 515 Newton St. Church 88 2-3842 Come and visit us. REV P O CARPENTEILABS 2033 MAIN ST., WESTWOOD A LAND, KY. REV E. R. MITCHELL. S 720 WEST I9 H ST. COVINGT KY REV PAUL EBRIGHT T 'r.S .5 NEVER P 4 o 599 '49 lgilgrim lqnlinwaz Qlhurrh KENTUCKY DISTRICT c'r'Y ADVISORY MEMBERS OF COUNCII REV H H BARBER 52I B N AV L KY REV J A THOMAS 310 V A F NKFORT, KY. REV PAUL WILCCJX REV. RALPH TROMBLE, SUFT, ZIS 5 H THIRD 5 KINGBWDOD' K B05 OAK HILL DRIVE C ON- K L xINaToN. KY DIAL 4-3869 BOUOUET SHOP Flowers for all occasions Joe and Eula Bryson Greensboro, North Carolina L.B. GALLIMORE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone BR 2-4597 508 Jackson Street Greensboro North Carolina In THE BANK OF KERNERSVILLE f :-, si? . - -V - Mernber H y ' in . I . Federal Reserve , e --,' ,-'ijt-l - 'V gy ', ,ff Insurance Corp. W 'L V - o'i2.f N42 ee' Kernersville, North Carolina 5 -10 St C Q Ores Compliments of MUSTEN AND CRUTCHFIELD DEPARTMENT sToREs, INC. GROCERY Kernersville, North Carolina Phone 99343434 Spray, Stonevmes Yadkinviue Kernersville, North Carolina Stuart, Virginia SALISBURY FIRST PILGRIM CHURCH Rev. J. Harold Loman Th. B., D. D. Congratulations To Those Representing Us At S. P. C. Faye Richardson Jewell Winecoff Richard Loman Parsonage 316 N. Greene St 724 E. Liberty St.. Salisbury, N. C. SEAIJEST FOODS INC. Phone PA 3-0311 . I ' 1 ,D-AI RY :PRO spew. - I 1-1-Q1 ' wie' ' f Winston-Salem North Carolina J.R. GROSE TRANSFER COMPANY Local and Long Distance Moving Phone BR 4-3801 1501 Elwood Avenue Greensboro North Carolina Compliments of VANCE-BALLARD COAL CO. Phone 993-3228 Kernersville, North Carolina WARREN DRY CLEANERS 125 Church Lane Phone 993-3636 Kernersville North Carolina STROUD'S FLORIST 203 Spencer Ave. High Point North Carolina Compliments of RED and WHITE SUPER MARKET Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of REV. R.W. PHILLIPS Income Tax Service Asheboro North Carolina Compliments of HOLSUM BREAD BLACIQBURN AUTO SERVICE For Service, Phone 993-3151 Kernersville, North Carolina MATTHEWS LUMBER COMPANY Rough And Dressed Lumber Flooring And Siding Phone 2281 Guilford, North Carolina TRI-CITY PHARMACY, INC. 108 South Main Street Phone 993-3635 When Closed Phone 993-2254 Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of BICYCLE TOY And HOBBY SALES Phone 88 8-7933 504 N. Main St. High Point, North Carolina D. C. KIRKMAN FURNITURE CO. Furniture And Appliances Phone 993-2104 Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of STANDARD BARBER SHOP 1534 English St. High Point, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizard Appliances W. J. Johnson, Owner Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of PONY MOTEL On U. S. 421 By-Pass Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Phone 993-2136 Kernersville North Carolina M And M GROCERY fMixJ And fMozeenJ Coltrane Fancy Groceries, Produce Frozen Foods And Western Meats Phone 993-3321 Kernersville HENDRIX GROCERY And Gas Kernersville North Carolina W.C. STAFFORD STORE General Merchandise Kernersville North Carolina TWIN CITY PACKING C0., INC. Wholesale Provisions And Manufacturers Of High Grade Sausage City Market Phone 3-1813 Winston- Salem, North Carolina - H1 ' Compliments of PINNIX DRUG STURE On the square since 1904 A registered pharmacist is on duty at all times to assure you prompt and accurate service. Phone 993-2179 Corner of Mountain and Main Kernersville, North Carolina FARMER'S HARDWARE and ELECTRIC Compliments of C OMPANY Sherwin Williams Paints Blue Grass Tools Phone 993-2017 Kernersville, N. C. SPIRO'S RESTAURANT North Main St. Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of CORDER'S Men's Clothing At Its Best Phone 993-3652 Kernersville, North Carolina HOMETOWN PONTIAC,--BUICK, INC Your Pontiac And Buick Dealers Kernersville, North Carolina HUGH Z. INGRAM, INC. Your Largest Furniture Dealer Phone 993-2832 Kernersville, North Carolina KERNERSVILLE DRY CLEANERS Phone 993-4115 Kernersville, North Carolina IRA POTTS and SONS Gas, Kerosene, and Fuel Oil Service Phone 993-3128 Colfax, N. C. CAROLINA POULTRY INC. Milk- Fed Fryers Siler City, North Carolina HYATT AND ALBERT CLEANERS For The Finest In Dry Cleaning Sanitone Process Kernersville, North Carolina CASH FEED STORE Feed-- Seed-- Fertilizer Kenneth L . Greenfield Manager Phone 993-2628 Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments ol SNOW'S Ice Cream And Sandwich Shop Supreme Quality Always 109 N. Main St. Kernersville, North Carolina GRAHAM CHEVROLET, INC. Sales f H ravi-OIF-E T Services Frigidaire Appliances V Phone 993-2101 Kernersville, North Carolina KELLY TYPEWRITER COMPANY Distributors Of Products By Royal Wor1d's Largest Manufacturers Of Typewriters 618 West Fourth Street Phone Park 3-7373 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Jail' q,q5,:::L12u.. Compliments of fl!........-,...........n' '--1-1---. ........................... -ti 1-1 ARNOLD STONE CO., INC. Compliments of Box 3346 COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO., INC. Greensboro North Carolina 119 N. Green St. Greensboro, North Carolina 1 HODGIN AND FLYNT OIL CO. Phone Br 2-'7151 121 W. Bragg St. Greensboro North Carolina MANUEL SHEET METAL WORKS Agency For Armstrong Warm Air Heating-Air Conditioning Night Phones Winston-Salem St8-2363 Or St8-3306 Kernersville Office Phone 993-2329 KERNERSVIllE LUMBER CUMPANY Dealer in all Kinds of Building Material Telephone 993-2144 Kernersville, North Carolina AUTOGRAPHS STUDENT DIRECTORY Jarvis, Larry Kivett, Forbis Story, Becky Donahue, Menzette Johnson, Larry Lane, Eleanor Lemons, Danny Richardson, Faye Winslow, Aldyne Ammen, Gene Andrews, Priscilla Barrow, Bill Gallimore, Mary Lou Grinnell, Carolyn Grinnell, John Hemric, Fred Hubbard, Roger Lain, Carolyn Leadingham, Pat Miller, Jerry Oliver, Eleanor Poole, Bill Shelton, Larry Smith, Dollie Taylor, Kenneth Wilson, Bea Wright, Rodema Clayton, Ralph Freeman, Bobby Lewis, H. A. Midkiff, Lorine Smith, Evelyn Stout, Evangeline Thompson, Leon Wheeler, Johnny Ammen, Helen Bowman, Gay Nell Busick, David Conklin, Delano THEOLOGICAL SENIORS 923 Goldfloss Street S.P.C. 8416 S. E. Morrison COLLEGE SENIORS 146 Oakhurst Street Route 4 Box 416 921 Huffine Mill Road Route 7 Route 2, Box 120 COLLEGE J UNIORS Route 4, Box 19 Homewood Acres, 13 188 East Griffith Route 4, Box 97 S.P.C. 6665 Sherman 311 Lakeview 115 1X2 Davis Street 514 Forest Avenue 414 Broad Street 2752 Meadowview Drive 229 Bellevue Street Route 4 1080 Carolina Avenue Route 4, Box 90 Star Route 1319 Turner Street Route 6, Box 339 UNDERGRADUATES Box 362 S.P.C. Route 5 Route 3, Box 16 S.P.C. 2040 Stadium Drive 3757 Main Street 113 N. 60th Street HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Route 4, Box 19 619 Council Street Box 1115 Route 1 Ill Winston-Salem, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Portland, Oregon Kernersville, N. C. Siler City, N. C. Jackson, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Hertford, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Siler City, N. C. Crestview, Florida Greensboro, N. C. Kernersville, N.C. North Branch, Michiga Winston-Salem, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. High Point, N. C. Falmouth, Kentucky Roanoke, Virginia Danville, Virginia Thomasville, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. Lenoir, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C. Troy, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Asheboro, N. C. Floyd, Virginia Kernersville, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Fullerton, Kentucky Birmingham, Alabama Kernersville, N. C. Thomasville, N. C. Hillsboro, N. C. Brown Summit, N. C. Il Connington, Ellen Freeman, Larry Gentry, Jerry Hanks, Larry Long, Jackie Marler, Inez Morgan, Jimmy Nifong, Fay Parker, Donna Peacock, Douglas Phillips, Joyce Richardson, Ray Story, Kenneth Stout, Charles Tice, Peggy Tullis, Ross Armstrong, Louise Beck, Ada Bowman, Brenda Combs, Wilma Crews, Ronnie Frazer, Alan Frazier, Lynda Garner, Alana Gupton, Shirley Johnson, Darrell Loman, Richard Lowdermilk, Juanita McDowell, Bobby Morris, Jimmy Owens, Linda Richardson, Lila Saunders, David Swaney, Cheryl Woods, Jimmy Garner, LaDonna Hubbard, Becky Patterson, Thomas Rickner, Mary Ann Warner, Diane Winecoff, Jewel Wright, Rachel HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS fCOntinuedj Rogers Avenue 1703 Rayston Drive General Delivery Box 781 824 Noble Avenue S.P.C. Route 2 1640 Advent Street 3917 N.E. 12th. Street 1811 Boulevard Street Route 6 General Delivery 8416 S. E. Morrison 2040 Stadium Drive 1117 Junia Avenue 2424 Hoyt HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Route 7, Box 176-F 1814 Johnson Street 618 Council Street Route 2 Route 2 18 North Valley Avenue 1909 Peale Terrace Route 4, Box 424 1525 Pugh Street 816 North McCrary 316 N. Greene Street Box 81 Box 581 1121 Kerns Avenue 2927 Kivett Drive 820 Walker Avenue S.P.C. 1601 Tucker Street Route 1 HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES Route 4, Box 424 115 1X2 Davis Street Box 287 7111 16th Street Route 2 Box 98 Route 6, Box 399 H2 Vineland, New Jersey Greensboro, N. C. Elkin, N. C. Elkin, N. C. Danville, Virginia Kernersville, N. C. Hertford, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Portland, Oregon Greensboro, N. C. Burlington, N. C. Seagrove, N. C. Portland, Oregon Winston-Salem, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. El Monte, California Greensboro, N. C. High Point, N. C. Thomasville, N. C. Hillsboro, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Vineland, New Jersey Greensboro, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Asheboro, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Randleman, N. C. High Point, N. C. Roanoke, Virginia High Point, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Leaksville, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Leaksville, N. C. St. Petersburg, Florida Trinity, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Burlington, N. C. A Armstrong, Leon Davis, Joe Davis, Marilyn Dean, Butch Johnson, Brenda Massey, Charles McWhirter, Clarence Rizak, Bonnie Walker, Judy FACULTY Beck, D. W. Birchall, P. J. Bolton, Florence Embler, Kay Gardner, Eva Grinnell, Harold Hightower, Carl E. Holmes, McCray Hudson, Rachel Kivett, Forbis Miller, Frances Miller, Gordon E. Olsen, H. J. Record, Leo Saunders, Vivian Smith, Mary Trueblood, Martha Watson, Phyllis Wiles, Edwin HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN Route 7, Box 176-F 945 Hutton Street 945 Hutton Street 163 Smith Street 513 Plantation Drive General Delivery 1119 Richland 7527 Aetna Road 346 Worth Street Greensboro, N. C. Winston- Salem, N. Winston- Salem, N. C Kernersville, N. Burlington, N. C. Shacklefords, Va. High Point, N. C. Cleveland, Ohio Asheboro, N. C. AND STAFF DIRECTORY 1814 Johnson Street Ennis Street 112 Middle Avenue S.P.C. 3911 Clifton Road S.P.C. S.P.C. S.P.C. Box 58 S.P.C. S.P.C. S.P.C. S.P.C. Route 4 S.P.C. Route 4 Route 4 Box 146 448 Henry Street High Point, N. C. High Point, N. C. Millville, N. J. Kernersville, N. C Greensboro, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Ramseur, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Dundalk, Ontario, Canada Danville, Virginia SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS H3 H. .gg 4553 .E?tif.Kzz , nu 53. , ' W u, mm T my .W , ,H H ...W t 1 1 HMM: ,, w, ,nie get .M U, 1? ay..- Law' n. r 4 as 17 I ,qv- X 'F X ,955 NN r 'ff' ' 1 9 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Qe9m9rF3...,. .. W ,-.X 1 Ln, - Ag - M-W1 V Q - x -. , ,X 'N ' -' 4. ' nd Q ,M -A h 5. A ,, af .V f . M y ' ' ' X -rn . ' A 4 . 2,1114 1' ,. I :QP-fj 4 ' - '9cQ 7-1-:Lf . 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