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

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It is our hope to meet this challenge as we move forward to begin the real adventure of life. We have become a part of all that we have seen, heard, and met here at Southern Pilgrim College. The PINE BURR visualizes a meaning of each expciience and treasured moment that we have shared together. As we reminisce, may this volume be a lasting reminder of the noble qualities our school represents and a source of enjoyment through the years. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVE RT ISING 'Nw x 7' 4 qzraf 1 '. - fu f 1-' H - , 'E'-TE L . ..+4 'L E N - , -- I , H , 'Am hi' 'I ' x J wwwmmfwwrwww w- wx uf u V E 'E 'f ill . ' ,...f ' 4.41 . q-N55 ,,-11257-tp. fd., A- . X Jw , r W A I . AL 1 A ,aw ,al 3 ' E E'-I f--'31-'-'55-' n! 'nl J J 9 f V1 .ur -'- gum ' ' W .,--L-, - f-- W ,, ... . .V A ' -, , -1, .- . A. - , . J ef - . - 1 -2- :Q-.'-.vi , . A ,..1.,,, . V .X ,. :rg L,gi.k... . W 1,1 1 ' , 1 ', ffu. jr, .uff5'- -A V 4 'J-H QL, R- - . -'.. - ' ' .. 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Smith, one who by precept and example has taught us to follow and serve the Christ he loves. REV. WRAY J. SMITH 9 fl VUOHUJDPWJ 24 guage.: V-lr 1 We are living in perhaps the most critical era of man's history, a time of rapid change, and, hence, a time of great crises. These crises have to do not only with international politics, but also with religion. It is important that you, the Christian youth of today, and, if Jesus tarries, the church leaders and homemakers of tomorrow, be not swept into this dangerous whirlwind and carried awayfrom the sacred landmarks of holiness and piety in heart and life. My desire for and exhortation to you finds expression in St. Paul's letter to Timothy: This charge I commit unto thee. . . that thou. . . mightest war a good warfare, holding faith, and a good conscience, which some have put away concerning faith have made shipwreck. I Timothy 1:18, 19 J. McCray Holmes, College Pastor IO 4 Z f, wx, , ,V , ,Q V ,Aww . .gf ,. ,.'-.Ji.f1 K ff '- N +- - ,. is-: 4:w1, fm- COLLEGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rev. W. F. Page, Chairman, Rev. E. C. Swanson, Mr. Harry McNurlin, Mr. Fred McCork1e, Rev. Ralph Tromble, President Gordon Miller, Mr. John Lain, Rev. McCray Holmes, Rev. W. A. Massey, Rev. Wray Smith. DEPARTMENTAL DIRECTORS Gordon E. Miller Philip J. Birchall President of College Academic Dean Carl E. Hightower Principal of High School 7 I2 In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 The secret of assurance comes to all who have acknowledged the Lord God in all their ways, for He then directs their paths. When God holds the maps and tells us what turns to make, we cannot get lost. This is positive living. When He is per- mitted to direct our paths, indecision is gone forever. A God-directed life is remarkably free from error and disappointment. He has promised to guide us with His eye. Our Heavenly Father knows the end from the beginning. Led by Him I cannot stray, Trusting Him I cannot fall. Held by Him, I'm safe alway. Loved by Him, He hears each call. Gordon E. Miller, President of College 3 I '-lZL'r1UHwn17U'U PQHHCODPW E 5952 :mg Fe P15 CU L ni 'FU Central College, Marion Col- lege, W.C. U.N.C. English, Spanish W-t,ul Q.. , , -qw-.tw fl ,1fyw.iQfW't fl ff! l ,MF U 55. WH. 'Q ,N W , W-gg M f , l , w:w ': 9, 1- . 1 I Ks MH f V ' '-'lWf M2b'lW'l 1 . ' WW V1 1 fm 1 ll Q25 'f', ,gww ,.,-ww ,-. ' t ' all D. W. BECK A.B. Guilford College, High Point College Health, Physical Education JOHN C. GAMBLE A.B., M.A. Asbury College, University of Pittsburgh Librarian, English 'Hsu-. y- , 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. Guilford College, W.C. U.N.C., Southern Pilgrim College, Greensboro College, Winona Lake School of Theology Bible, Sociology, Speech 14 CARL E. HIGHTOWER AB,MA. jarr- 'Q .- FRANCES GILDOW MILLER B.s.L., A.B. Taylor University, Lehigh Uni- Vernard College, Guilford Col- versity lege Algebra, Typing, Shorthand, Civics, Bible, World History Bookkeeping H. J . OLSEN Th. B. God's Bible School Ephesians , Romans, Corinthians , Church Manual S. LEO RECORD, JR. Th. B., B.S. Southern Pilgrim College, High Point College, U.N.C., Wake Forest College, Bowman Gray Chemistry E I 5 4Ht'4C1ODP 11 Pfmm' Seal? -. C311-p 'r1g. ' O. 552.595 S2'o'3,f5mE GQHJFU E-llgjj v-- E-s BPH s' 0535 'DQ 9:1 'AE' Ufggm 2 PM Z '11 'F ? '-4'-lF'C'ODP n MARY ALICE SM1TH A.B., M.E. Southern Pilgrim College, Greenville College, W.C. U.N.C. History, Psychology, Registrar PHYLLIS MAE WATSON A.B. Owosso College French, General Business RUTH E. SURBROOK B.S. in Music Ed. Owosso College, Greenville Col- lege Hymnology, Fundamentals of Music, Conducting, Organ, Piano EDWIN LEON WILES A.B. Southern Pilgrim College, Guil- ford College, U.N.C. Trigonometry, Algebra, Biology I6 W wi slr' A Mrs. Florence Bolton John Gamble Dean of Women Harold Grinnell Maintenance Dean of Men Mrs. D. R. Saunders Assistant Dietician I7 r1 1'1DvHm r1 I13P'-iw W 55 mfn m '15 nw 23- :r nw P1 E cn cr P o o Q: R. E. Strickland Field Representative Miss Phyllis Watson Assistant Dean of Women Mrs. R. E. Strickland Head Dietician John Wheele r Assistant Maintenance -ug I8 117' Hemric, Shelton, Wright, Andrews Wx ujix President. ..... . . Larry Shelton Vice-President . . . ..... Fred Hemric Secretary ..... ..... R odema Wright Treasurer . . . . . Priscilla Andrews Sponsor . . . . Miss Kathleen Embler CDPUCDP-'ZFUU1 PRISCILLA JANE ANDREWS, JR. Coll. Mixed Ensemble 2gPlNE BURR Staff, Editor 1, Assistant Business Manager 2, Science Club, Secretary 15 Class Treasurer2g Honorary Beta Member 1, 2. RAYMOND LARRY SHELTON, JR. Coll. A'Cappe11a Choir, Vice-P resident 1, Quartet 1, 23 Student Council 1, Science Club, President lg PINE BURR Staff, Business Manager 1, Photo- graphy Editor 23 Class President 1, 25 Christian ServiceAssociation 1, 2, President 2, Marshal 1. 21 FRED WILLIAM HEMRIC, B Rel Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Quartet 2, Choir 2, Dean of Men 2,V1ce PreS1dent5 H KENNETH RICHARD TAYLOR, B. Rel. 5 Class President 15 Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4, 5g A'Cappe1la Choir 15 Male Quartet 13 U Y, Class Treasurer 25 Missionary Society 2, 3. RODEMA LEE WRIGHT, JR. Coll. Class Vice-President 13 Class Officer, Secre- tary 23 Choir 1, 2g PINE BURR Staff, Art Editor lg Choir President 25 Science Club 1. 22 Wilcox, Stout, Long, Parker. , mm n v 1:1-17355 w WJ President . . . Vice -P resident Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Sponsor . . . . .Charles Stout . Shirley Wilcox . . Jackie Long . Donna Parker Mr. Edwin Wiles ZCH CD1-4 Alice Albertson Delano Conklin Phyllis Farlow Carolyn Grinnell -K 7 Judith Entzminger Doris Farlow WC.LTP'N Bobby Freeman LHTTY Freeman Wilson Harris Edna Jones Justice Rachel Lee Dannel Lemons H. A. Lewis Jackie Long Eleanor Oliver Donna Parker William Poole Charles Stout Shirley Wilcox Wheeler, Parks, Morgan, Barrow Vice -P resident Spons or 26 President . .... . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . . .Johnny Wheeler . . Jimmy Morgan . . . . Julia Parks . . . . Bill Barrow Mr. Robert Rogers 'j' MMHUPCIUDPWCUPUFUUZC Mildred Bruce Huett Grose Bettye Ball Bill Barrow X lg 2 Dorothy Haynes Ja me s Mo rgan Julia Parks Harold Pharr ww, . , John Wheeler Melvin Wilson Unphotographed Robert Phillips Kenneth Story Leon Thompson 'Ri n 3 , ff 41 5 an SQ as-J , , : Yi? aw X1 , 'KSU ' MZ: is l A: , L? A 4' v 'x '-NJ-l arne r, Gupton, Lowdermilk, Armstrong President . . . . . ., Vice-President. . . . Secretary . . . . ' Treasurer . . . x , n-4 Sponsor. . . ?f3l'1l3' , 29 . . Louise Armstrong . Juanita Lowdermilk . . . . . Alana Garner . . . . . Shirley Gupton Miss Mary Alice Smith Zrnw QI-4 M- mx 5 ww SARAH LOUISE ARMSTRONG Transfer John Wesley Collegeg Beta Club 3, 45 Junior Marshal 35 Class President 45 Trio 4g Christian Service Association 4. GAY NELL BOWMAN TransferTrinity Highg Prayer Band 35 Science Club 3, 4. le YI C ,,, ADA MARIE BECK Class Secretary 2, 3g Missionary Prayer 2g Science Club 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Junior Mar shal 3. RONALD ALTON CREWS Transfer Kernersville High. Q? Em Q WM is- . wsszesaff lfsiiiii: xx LOIS EVANGELINE FARLOW Transfer Randle-man Highg Science Club 4. LYNDA CAROL FRAZIER Transfer John Wesley College, Class Treas urer 33 Student Council 4. rn? at ALAN ELLSWORTH FRAZER Transfer Vineland High School. ALANA GLENAVIE GARNER Class Vice-President 1, 2g Choir 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, Missionary Prayer Band 25 Class President 3, Class Secretary 4, Christian Service Association 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,33 Girls' Sextet 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio 4, Librarian Assistant 4. SHIRLEY ROSE GUPTON Transfer Central Junior Highg Science Club 2, 45 Class Vice-President 3g Beta Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Treasurer 4. ELLEN JUANITA LOWDERMILK Transfer Randleman High Schoolg Choir 3, Treasurer 35 Girls' Sextet 3g Girls' Chorus 35 Class Vice-President 4. E' JEAN MARIE HUNT Transfer Trinity Highg Science Club 4g tian Service Association 4. CHARLES ROBERT McDOWELL Transfer Glenn High. 15' LINDA LOU OWENS Transfer Jamestown High SchoolgScience Club 4. Forest C1ty H1gh, Chou' 2 MISSIOHHYY JOE FRANKLIN TUCKER Band 2 Transfer Trevecca College. 7 4 ,, ,, Brady, Garner, Strickland, Wright ng , E , 7 ii. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer. . Sponsor . . . .Rachel Wright . Joyce Strickland . LaDonna Qarner . . . James Brady Miss Ruth Surbrook J -Iii James Brady Paul Echols La Donna Garner Priscilla Goodman Becky Hubbard David Saunders K a L -sl , 1 f - T372-y: X X f 1 35 1- Atv' 415 Joyce Strickland Diane Warner Mary Ann Wesley Jewel Winecoff Rachel Wright 11 36 img'-, Armstrong, Davis, Apple, Stout president , , , I Vice-President 1 Secretary . . Treasurer. . . Sponsor . . 37 . Leon Armstrong . .Marilyn Davis . . Carolyn Apple . .... Jimmy Stout Mrs. Frances Miller VJFUPUOZOEPUOCD ww w warn? Carolyn Apple Leon Armstrong James Cox Raelene Jenkins 'FQ sl, Marilyn Davis Brenda Johnson Qff' 38 James Stout ...T ann Cl? H2 ' I Kauffman, Johnson, Miller, Buck President ........ Vice-President . Secretary. . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Sponsor. . . . .Mrs. I g Q: m.n,LH km .H ,, . . .Larry Miller . . . Amy Buck . Bonnie Johnson Carolyn Kauffman Martha Trueblood H A W 1, ' N 5 5 H ms,w?Wvew,w,,.Q,fQ , in k,,.1f,, M f558f3Nai MSM if H , w 1 r. ff, 1115253 ami -?- Zl'f1ZEU1mPU n 5..- 4' Amy Buck Richard Clinard Joe Davis Bonnie Johnson Carolyn Kauffman Larry Miller 40 .Y fe. r 1 K ff -he fibff x x ,f 'iv Y ,fi mdmf' T vvur.1LLh.'llKlF'W7I' MUSIC DIRECTORS Professor Gordon E. Mill M ' m H 1 Q., U ssgsam, Q Q ww M M W :BP -' 3:5 1 , uw uw w v 5,A. ': . N , ,.LQ,,LL ,H IQY THE PILGRIMETTES iv T, t ,Q 1:2542 Q s..,w'f 1., af- 'TTU' :mx THE HARMONAIRES Parker, Oliver, Warner. THE VICTORS Stout, Shelton, Saunders, Story. PIANO AND ORGAN STUDENTS VDICE STUDENTS H., Y- .. 44 STUDENT COUNCIL This organization is a vital part of our school. It gives the students a voice in the govern- ment of the school. Each member represents a body of students. The Council strives to cul- tivate desirable relationships among the teachers and students and works for the betterment of the student body. The Student Council sponsored the Christmas banquet and the noon fast and prayer service. 45 l OFFICERS Larry Shelton .......... President Leon Thompson . . . . . Vice President Bobby Freeman . . .... Treasurer Julia Parks . . . . . . Seeretary U Ministers CHRISTIA 1 The Christian Service Association strives to lead the students in a program of service for Christ. Its primary purpose is to assist in the religious activities of the school, to assist the pastors of the churches in the district when they need Workers, to plan and produce the radio program, The Living Word, and to set an example of Christian service and allegiance to Christ. Those who serve as supply ministers, Sunday School teachers, youth workers, singers, or in any other capacity work under the direction of the Association. Working together to make up the Christian Service Association are the Ministerial Association, the Prayer Cells, and the Missionary Prayer Band: ERVICE ASSOCIATION I Y , ,Y H. , A, ,.1..ga...- 47 Pme Burr Q taff Typist Edna Jones Associate Editor Julia Parks .Mi 'fu' E . M 43' Artist ............... Delano Conklin Photographer .... . . Danny Lemons Snapshot Editor . . . . . Alan Frazer Photographer . . . . . .Larry Shelton Sponsors Miss Smith Miss Embler Literary Editor . . . . .Phyllis Farlow Typists .... . Veronica Justice Judy Entzrninger SPEECH DEPARTMENT The speech department was responsible for the program for Harvest Ingathering, the play Through the Years with Charles Stout as moderator and other students pantomiming the history of Southern Pilgrim College. Two Thanksgiving skits were given entitled Thanksgiving Dinner and A Woman's Part In It by various members of the class. A very effective drama, The Light on the Hills was presented on December 20, to a very appreciative audience. Leading characters were portrayed by Donna Parker, Priscilla Andrews, Rodema Wright, Larry Freeman, Delano Conklin, Harold Pharr, Huett Grose. The Ensemble of the music department presented appropriate musical numbers. A Beau For Belle, a comedy, was the contribution of the class to the Valentine Ban- quet. In addition, various readings for chapel programs have been given throughout the year by members of the class. Edna Jones, Bettye Ball, Dot Haynes, and Alice Albertson have given especially interesting readings. SO 9 ff F CHAPEL SPEAKERS ' 1 E Representative Horace Kornegay 'Judge Howerton' , , , i i 1 ,H -N 2 .5 'w w 1. 1: U, , Q, ,M W fx , V m X , Rev. J. A. Grout Missionaries Peterson and Gibbs H E The Erisernlgle that furnished music for the speech programs. Representing Westerners Scene from Thru the Years Representing Northerners Scene from Thru the Years Representing nTarhee1Su u I Exif , ' X AA Scene from The Light on the Hills Ensemble iw- w w iss, - ' w, w Q 25 H gi W 1- M1 1 H Scene from The Light OH the Hills Scene from The Night Before Christmas 52 A. Beck L. Garner E. Wiles' S. Gupton A. Frazer Sponsor L. Armstrong L. Frazier S. Wilcox GVBT D. Saunders P. Andrews 3 President 58 CHARACTER K. Story J. Parks D. Parker J. Long P. Farlow 4.59 5 3 IZ -1 1 W 5 L, Mfg, N Jw 1' S' K 'J 1: W 1: , 'A 31' ,swf ' . I, , .- JT'-7 MQ-, , , fl ' -2 f 1 f Fi? -ff-53246, ' I . .,... '- .. ,L . , .lfi L, .1 , 'tv' 2 M M in I XIIQWH n I m ,Ja F.. we M, 35795 ' 1 f 2? SOCIAL LIFE COMMITTEE SCIENCE CLUB M, I ,, H asa uw M A I F SEPTEMBER -Timid Freshmen, old friends and newcomers greet one another. Registration day completed with an evening of singspiration in chapel-- Smoke Goes up the Chimney. -Orientation day gives us an insight into coming days of study. College Freshmen take English test. Faculty-student reception in Olsen Hall gives a moment for breathing after first busy day. -Classes begin. -Improvement of parlor in boys' dorm. Inspiring message from Bruce Blow- ers, former student and presently missionary to New Guinea. -School revival begins with Rev. G. A. Castevens. Many victories during the meeting. -Battling Bears! Screeching Squirrels! School picnic at Guilford Battle- ground. Wonderful time. OCTOBER -Cast your vote for .... ! I shall endeavor to represent you! Student Council speeches and election. -Hold that! Pictures for annual taken. -Dr. B. H. Phaup speaks in chapel. -Harvest Ingathering. Excellent program, Through the Years. Delicious dinner. Inspirational afternoon service completes the day. -PresidentMiller speaks in chapel--stresses love and harmony among the students. 22--Male quartet leaves for West Virginia on this cold week-'end to represent our school. -Congressman Horace G. Kornegay speaks in chapel leaving three important words with us: PEACE, PREPAREDNESS, and PRAYER. 27--President Miller and Dean Birchall go to Chicago. Meet Board of Accreditation for College. Much prayer for them. -Look down there! Be careful! Three carloads of students go to Hanging Rock for a day of excitementg mountain climbing and picnicking. -Informed by Mr. Birchall of acceptance of Bible c o l le ge as an associate member of accredited colleges. We are proud of S.P.C. -Halloween night sees the gathering of S.P.C. students in the dining room for a spook meeting. NOVEMBER -Several students become vitally interested in English Literature. They go to see HAMLET at Wake Forest. -First Student Council meeting. Members concerned about school spirit. -Rev. Barney Pierce brings message in chapel concerning The Seed. High school and college receive first nine-weeks' grades. Must study a little more. -Students meet for Thanksgiving prayer meeting. Much for which to be thankful. -Happy Birthday to you! First Birthday supper. Special singing by the Chip- munks. -Thanksgiving party. Hilarious moments as students present skits represent- ing their states. Very enjoyable time. -Our hearts melt in thanksgiving as Speech Class presents program. Thanks- giving holidays begin. -Annual staff work in office. Take time for coffee and cookies. -Good altar service in chapel after inspiring message from Bobby Freeman. Attend service at Shady Grove church. ss DECEMBER -Rev. Page speaks in chapel exhorting us to a consistent life. -Beta Club induction. Three new members. Very impressive program pre- sented by honorary and active members. Off to hear Dr. Young. Bonfire and Pep rally gives boost to first basketball game. -S-C-O-R-E! First basketball game. High School Hares defeat College Terriers. -Rev. J. A. Grout very uniquely presents to us a message concerning our LIGHT. For thou wilt light my candle .... -Dr. W. L. Surbrook gives a message concerning our witness as we go home for the holidays. - Tis the season to be jolly. Christmas banquet in Olsen Hall. Delicious supper with all the trimmings. Singspiration-- The Twelve Days of Christ- mas. Skit- The Night Before Christmas. Caroling afterwards. Awonder- ful time. -Last daybefore vacation. Excellent program by speech class. True spirit of Christmas brought out by it. Students begin trips home for holidays. Merry Christmas! JANUARY -Eagerly come back to school after vacation. Sigh . . . -Missionary convention with Rev. M. L. Peterson and Rev. Fred W. Gibbs. -Midnight oil burned into wee hours of morning. Semester exams begin. -Clear slate as second semester begins. FEBRUARY -Be My Valentine! Valentine Banquet. -Spring revival with Rev. M. C. Kittle. -College Board Meeting. APRIL -Good-byes said as Seniors leave for Washington. -Easter Breakfast. Students scatter as spring vacation begins. -Everyone returning for last round. MAY - -J unior-Senior Banquet. 25--Last battle over exams. -Juniors and Seniors relive year during Class Night. -Baccalaureate sermon. Seniors challenged as they reach forward to other goals. -Speech recital. -The music recital--a grand and lovely occasion! JUNE -At last--the day looked forward to for so long. Sad but wonderful. Mixed emotions. Graduation day! S6 x x i , 7 MGS 1 U 7' ,T 5 . , X 2 :ff,w.,1,.ii -.nf Q V: -- 1,4154-1 :M li w A ,1 L , ,,... . , Jak W Freeman Harris x 1 Y 2 C onklin J fi .w 1, ' W 1 '-1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM John Wheeler Coajres Robert Rogers Shelton Story C aptain HIGH SCHOOL GOLDEN HARES v. -,W Mg W , H xii ' ,ix W w K . ,,, .k ,M ,, X, flu . 1 , ,f .4 1 x M. 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I M ..,, 'LV w , 1 , ':wz- -.lm 1 11, 'J' 'H nu in ,-4 fp-pq w ,. ,, y1?1X'!,,f5M' , in, W. ,, nmeaf . . ,uni 11 um miami WQ, ze.,-fi -, . 4. 'N Back to back. Y0u're Happy? ' ,W ix, At least it isn't Peanut Butter Winter wonderland. What flavor is it? Are you stiff? 66 Mm .,, JL-f,, . ff ' Q I1 'r -i'. N - ,' , , -..-..,... -v-1 -.., I .49 I I' PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 9 V t Rev. W. F. Page District Superintendent Phone 993-2598 Kernersville, North Carolina The Young Peop1e's Society BROWN'S CHAPEL Rev. Fred Hill, Pastor Wishes to Express Their Appreciation to Delano Conklin Who is Representing Them at S. P. C. RAMSEUR PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. R. J. Hobbs Pastor The church Where you are a stranger only once. Phone 824-4664 Rarnseur North Carolina KELLY TYPEWRITER COMPANY Distributors of Products by Royal Wor1d's Largest Manufacturers of Typewriters Phone PA 3-7373 618 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina HUNT AND COMPANY Janitor Supplies Greensboro, North Carolina J. R. GROSE TRANSFER COMPANY Local and Long Distance Moving Phone BR 4-3801 1501 Elwood Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina TWIN CITY PACKING CO., INC. Wholesale Provisions Compliments Of STATESVILLE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Statesville, North Carolina Compliments of Mullins Pilgrim 'Holiness Church Rev. Arlie Cook, Pastor Mullins West Virginia And Manufacturers of High Grade Sausage City Market Compliments of Dr. Frank A. Rodgers Optometrist Kernersville, N. C. Phone 3-1813 Winston-Salem, North Carolina STROUD'S FLORIST 203 Spencer Avenue Phone 882-2225 High Point, North Carolina We give our SUPPORT AND PRAYERS to our Zone School SOUTHERN PILGRIM COLLEGE from the KENTUCKY DISTRICT PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. Ralph Tromble, Superintendent Compliments of ELKIN PILGRIM CHURCH 'The Church With A Friendly Smile Rev. Clyde Parker, Pastor 466 Oakland Drive Elkin, North Carolina PIEDMONT CAFE Steaks and Chops Doc and Anne High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of Nellis Pilgrim Holiness Church Nellis, West Virginia Rev. Basil Entzminger, Pastor Compliments of Youth Society Crestview Pilgrim Holiness Chiu'ch Crestview, Florida Bill Barrow, Student Compliments of ARCHDALE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. R. J. Nifong, Pastor Students - Bill Poole, Jean Hunt, Gaynelle Bowman, Doris Farlow, Phyllis Farlow. GLENWOOD SERVICE STA'I'ION We Call For and Deliver Washing Lubricating Waxing Phone BR 4-7584 1321 Grave St. Greensboro, N. C. HODGIN AND FLYNT OIL CO. Phone BR 2-7151 121 W. Bragg St. Greensboro, North Carolina FIRST PILGRIM CHURCH Rev. E. C. Swanson, Pastor Huntington, West Virginia SALISBU RY FIRST PILGRIM CHURCH Rev J Harold Loman, Th. B , D D Parsonage 316 N. Greene St Church 724 E. Liberty St. Salisbury, N. C . Compliments of JONES ESSO Harvey Jones, Manager S.P.C. Alumnus , an Pick-up and Delivery Phone 274-9578 3011 High Point Road Greensboro, North Carohna Compliments of HIGH PGINT PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. J. A. Grout, Pastor Phone 883-1962 '708 Hamilton Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of MT. ZION PILGRIM HCDLINESS CHURCH Rev. J. B. Stutts, Pastor 1:- THE COLLEGE CHURCH KERNERSVILLE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. McCra.y Holmes, Pastor Phone 993-3039 108 Davis Street Kernersville, North Carolina . ,K Q , .. 2 Ex Q Q1 Q, S , 1 Y.. , eg ' A ' i f mg ' N , N ,,!!!YWYWf !v-,w,l w ir' Y ' W Y ' '12 gW w' -xg? WM, ' , . H , :J 'H ww W l -u ww 1 1 . l . ,-Lfa flsei .u -- ., ii-inf fz:l:EEIjf':1g,'r ,-...i:5i? N V 5 f. --e - 'Hier f 2- -EEL , - , f- . rr 1 -11 51, af if - zz: E ' 'ggxgf '- x ' 5 - fri? Q5 Q ,s, 53-E, 'fq1::,i 'L -w g. +5 My si E S: Ei ff , 'J' L , ,,, W1 :V p L 1' , .1- , ' If f F f If f .E zmgffi- EE. 'T fi '1lf?5iil'g-4 'ff' F' a '15-sz: pvgze.:-: EfgE'e.L:eeg,g5,,g IZ. 'f 1j, :'+'Ev' wiEIE.-:' - ' ' ,rn 5 1 ,. : irq-:,:' -f-1 - ,71 ' 5x11-79555 '-. Ee -.'I::'i'.-'EE-'IE-I:'L1fT-ET12':s11:'r Eff!-1I. Z':.- 'ff ' W ' Pffifaffsefei infix P ,, ,.1-.:22.1.L'wf1??' T+T-T5-F5675 ifmj' -:4,,.3g1.fiLf1fLfia1:5z:ras P :'.'.:::ii'Z': 5-of of-TEL. -.4511 's'.'1?.i':f Y 1 ' 5451!'i1l:s':rg-3' Qgfgmj L. The Church with an appreciation for the contri- bution which is being made by Southern Pilgrim College to our church and community. Compliments of L. B. GALLIMORE GENERAL C ONTRAC TOR Phone BR 2-4597 508 Jackson Street Greensboro, North Car olina When In Siler City v We Invite You to Attend THE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 'Where You Are A Stranger But Once. Charles W. McHargue Pastor ALBEMARLE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. R. S. Shelton, Pastor Youth President, Kent Davis Student, Larry Shelton Phone YU 2-1288 1080 Carolina Avenue Albemarle, North Carolina Compliments of THE PILGRIM YOUTH SOCIETY OF WINSTON-SALEM Sunday 6:45 p.m. Young Peop1e's Service John Kelly, President Rev. Charles L. Stout, Pas 1830 Stadium Drive tor Winston-Salem, North Carolina Remember Now Thy Creator in the days of thy youth. Eccles. 12 :Ia WELCOME SENIORS To Our ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Congratulauons and Compliments of the PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Jim Sheets, Pastor Troy, North Carolina THE SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH T Yf ,Nj W3 '..f Rev. U. N. Freeman 2' : Fw Minister .V .- 'H 1703 Rayston Dr1ve ,M f T We x Phone BR 4-1776 tur ns. I Ill Eiluf? 3 fo '. I. - --tflf i' 'ml' '- ' 'YT4-'.P.7.EJ4 -Air-:gg Students M ' v ' Larry Freeman Office Phone BR 5-5954 Danny Lemons 1305 Ball Street Greensboro, N. C. Compliments of THE FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. R. I. McC1uskey, Pastor 808 Silver Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina A SALUTE Larry Phillips President Ann Curl Secretary ' SOUTHERN PILGRIM COLLEGE Young Peoples Society Pilgrim Holiness Church Burlington, N C. 'skill sw 11 C. E . Apple Pastor Students from the Burlington Church: Carolyn Faye Apple Brenda Johnson Rachel Wright Rodema Wright Melvin Wilson g Bea Wilson Vice-President J 0 Ann Marley Treasurer KERNERSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Dealer in all Kinds of Building Material Telephone 993-2144 Kernersvllle, North Carolma SPIRO'S RESTAURANT North Main Street Kernersville, North Carolina M and M Grocery Kernersville, N. C. CMaxD and fMozelleJ Coltrane Fancy Groceries, Produce Frozen Foods and Western Meats Phone 993-3321 GARLAND HUTCHINS, INC. Furniture-G.E. Appliances Phone 993-2186 Kernersville, North Carolina MEN' S SHOP Kernersville, North Carolina BLACKBURN AUTO SERVICE For service-Phone 993-3151 Kernersville, North Carolina ALBERTSON'S GARDEN CENTER AND GIFT SHOP 3818 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Phone-862-9750 Ed Buck, Representing MUTUAL of OMAHA-UNITED of OMAHA P.O. Box 9477-1856 Pembroke Rd. Greensboro, North Carolina Bus: BR 2-5695 Res: CY 9-2939 IKE'S MARKET 1106 Moran Avenue Mullens, West Virginia Compliments Of TOY Sz HOBBY SHOP 104 Main Street Kernersville, North Carolina Phone 993-3513 WELL'S CHEVROLET Sales and Service Main Street Mullens, West Virginia S Si R MOTOR CO. Kernersville, N. C. -993-3425 Plymouth-Valiant Kernersvi1le's Oldest Dealership Grady P. Swisher, Owner and Agent for State Farm Mutual Ins. Co. Compliments Of CORDER'S Men's Clothing At Its Best Phone 993-3652 Kernersville, North Carolina TRI- CITY PHARMACY 108 South Main Street Phone 993-3635 When closed, phone 993-2254 Kernersville, North Carolina ECHOLS OIL CO. Raymond Echols Fuel Oil and Kerosene 233 W. Mountain Street Kernersville, N. C. -993-2922 Winston-Salem-Phone STATE 8-2822 PHIL T. MCCUISTONS Furniture and Hardware Co. Kernersville, North Carolina FARMER'S HARDWARE and ELECTRIC COMPANY Sherwin Williams Paints Blue Grass Tools Kernersville, North Carolina Phone 993-2017 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 EMMANUEL PILGRIM CHURCH 501 19th Street, N. W. Roanoke, Virginia Rev. G. A. Castevens, Minister GUILFORD PILGRIM CHURCH 4902 Winston Road Greensboro, N. C. Rev. James C. Smith, Pastor Mr. Parkes Richey, S. S. Supt. Congratulations and Compliments of KANNAPOLIS PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH The Church For A11 People Rev. E. T, Houston, Pastor 314 West 12th Street' Kannapolis, North Carolina -.4 Compliments of PINNIX DRUG STCDRE 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 To the School that teaches the three steps in Christian Education: To Know, To Will, To Do. Our Compliments WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Durham, North Carolina Rev. Eugene H. Gentry, Pastoi HILLSBORO PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Hillsboro, N. C. H. F. Donnelly, Pastor CRESTVIEW PILGRIM CHURCH Crestview, Florida Student-Bill Barrow MEBANE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Corner Four and Crawford Streets, Mebane, N. C. J. F. Kernodle, Pastor BEULAH HEIGHTS WESLEYAN CHURCH Troutman, N. C. Harold M. Pharr Pastor and S.P.C. Student Compliments of Satellite Pilgrim Church Eau Gallie, Florida AVONDALE PILGRIM CHURCH 3800 Third Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama Student-Johnny Wheeler Compliments of RANDLEMAN PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Student-Juanita Lowdermilk Where a Friendly Welcome Awaits You Rev. James L. Denny Pastor 129 Tabernacle Street Randleman, N. C. We Believe in Southern Pilgrim College. BAGLEY SWAMP PILGRIM CHURCH Parsonage Phone 4853 A. E. Barefoot, Minister DAY PHONES NIGHT PHONES BR 4-6325 BR 3-9302 BR 4-6326 BR 3-1871 BRYSON FLORIST The Best for Those Who Care NORTHEAST SHOPPING CENTER GREENSBORO, N. C. Joe Bryson Eula Bryson Jack Bryson Lois Ann Bryson HUGH Z. INGRAM, INC. Your Largest Furniture Dealer Phone 993-2832 Kernersville, North Carolina Highway 421 East IRA POTTS and SONS Gas, Kerosene, and Fuel Oil Service Phone 993-3128 Colfax, North Carolina Highway 421 HOMETOWN PONTIAC-BUICK, IN Kernersville, N. C. Phone 993-2111 Your Pontiac and Buick Dealer Compliments of ARNOLD STONE CO., INC. Colfax, North Carolina HYATT-ALBERT CLEANERS Kernersville, North Carolina For the Finest in Dry Cleaning Sanitone Process SNOW'S ICE CREAM and SANDWICH SHOP Supreme Quality Always 109 North Main Street Kernersville, North Carolina MUSTEN AND CRUTCHFIELD GROCERY Kernersville, North Carolina Phone 993-3434 THE BANK OF KERNERSVILLE Kernersville, N. C. Established 1903 Member F.D.I .C. 59-109 stores DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. Kernersville, North Carolina Spray, Stoneville, Yadkinville Stuart, Virginia GRAHAM CHEVROLET, INC. ..J 4 lg, f CHEVRUQU I - I SALES I SERVICE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Phone 993-2101 Kernersville, North Carolina GRUBBS MOTOR COMPANY, INC 172 E. Mountain Street Kernersville, North Carolina Telephone 993-2171 Compliments of VANCE-BALLARD COAL CO. Phone 993-3228 Kernersville, North Carolina CASH FEED STORE Feed- Seed- Fertilizer Kenneth L. Greenfield Manager Phone 993-2628 Kernersville, North Carolina WARREN DRY CLEANERS 125 Church Lane Phone 993-3636 Kernersville, North Carolina D. C. KIRKMAN FURNITURE CO. Furniture and Appliances Phone 993-2104 Kernersville, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizard Appliances Main Street Phone 993-3232 W. J. Johnson, Jr., Owner Kernersville, North Carolina Compliments of PONY MOTEL U.S. 421 By-Pass Kernersville, North Carolina W. C. STAFFORD STORE General Merchandise 177 North Main Kernersville, North Carolina MATTHEWS LUMBER COMPANY Rough and Dressed Lumber Flooring and Siding Phone 668-2155 Guilford, North Carolina Why Not Attend SOUTHERN PILGRIM COLLEGE 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 HAYWORTH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev A J Argo Pastor N t St t HghP t N THE FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Pastor Rev. W. B. Walker 620 Hoover Stre t A h b N th C 1 Best Wishes to Class of '62 Compliments FIRST PILGRIM CHURCH of 303 Hlghland Court GRAVES D AIRY Danville, Virginia . , Rev. Charles E. Carroll, Pastor 1 , Kernersvlue' North Carolina SMITH FURNITURE COMPANY Manufacturers and Upholsterers of Fine Furniture Box-533 Mocksville, N. C. .Day Phone KI 3-3465 Night Phone KI 3-3463 Be Sure and Visit Our Store and Plant and Save Complete Home Furnishings and Kelvinator Appliances Faculty And Staff Directory Beck, D. w. Birchall, P. J., Sr. Bolton, Florence Embler, Kathleen Gamble, John Gardner, Eva Grinnell, Harold Hightower, Carl E . Miller, Frances Miller, Gordon E. Olsen, H. J. Record, Jr., Leo Rogers, Robert Saunders, Vivian Smith, Mary Alice Strickland, R. E. Strickland, Lois Surbrook, Ruth Trueblood, Martha Watson, Phyllis Wiles, Edwin 1814 Johnson Street S. P. C. 112 Middle Avenue S. P. C. S. P. C. 3911 Clifton Road S. P. C. S. P. C. S. P. C. S. P. C. S. P. C. Route 4 S..P. C. Route 4 Route 4 S. P. C. S. P. C. S. P. C. Route 4 Box 146 448 Henry Street 9l High Point, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Millville, New Jersey Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Greensboro, 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 Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Dundalk, Ontario, Canada Danville, Virginia Hemric, Fred Taylor, Kenneth Andrews, Priscilla Shelton, Larry Wright, Rodema Albertson, Alice Conklin, Delano Entzminger, Judith Farlow, Doris Farlow, Phyllis Freeman, Larry Grinnell, Carolyn Harris, Wilson Jones, Edna Justice, Veronica Lee, Rachel Lemons, Dannel Lewis, Henry A. Long, Jackie Oliver, Eleanor Parker, Madonna Rose Poole, Bill Stout, Charles Wilcox, Shirley Ann Ball, Bettye J. Barrow, William Bruce, Mildred Freeman, Bobby Gray Grose, Huett Haynes, Dorothy Ann Morgan, James Parks, Julia Ann Pharr, Harold Max Phillips, Robert Dale Story, Kenneth Thompson, Leon Wheeler, Johnny Wilson, Melvin Student Directory THEOLOGICAL SENIORS 311 Lakeview Blvd. Star Route COLLEGE SENIORS Homewood Acres, 13 1080 Carolina Ave. Route 6, Box 339 COLLEGE J UNIORS 3818 North Main Route 1 3611 Luck Drive 3611 Luck Drive 3300 A Spring St. S. P. C. Route 2 1708 Hamlin St. 106 Main St. Route 2 921 Huffine Mill Rd. Box 1445 824 Noble Ave. 229 Bellevue St. 3907 N. E. 12th Ave. Route 4 2040 Stadium Dr. 216 Third UNDERGRADUATES 445 South Jones St. Route 3, Box 65 S. P. C. Route 8 4219 Tise Ave. Route 2 Route 2 Route 1 Route 2 8416 S. E. Morrison Box 246 64449 Division Ave. 1319 Turner St. 92 Winston Salem, N. C Kernersville, N. C. Siler City, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. Burlington, N. C. High Point, N. C. Brown Summit, N. Nellis, W. Va. High Point, N. C. High Point, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. C Kernersville, N. C. Troy, N. C. Durham, N. C. Belle, W. Va. Burlington, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Denton, N. C. Danville, Va. Danville, Va. Portland, Oregon Thomasville, N. C. Winston Salem, N. Carrollton, Ky. Leakesville, Miss. Crestview, Fla. C Kernersville, N. C. Kernersville, N. C. Statesville, N. C . Winston Salem, N. Hertford, N. C. Ramseur, N. C. Colfax, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Portland, Oregon Kernersville, N. C Birmingham, Ala. Burlington, N. C. C Armstrong, Louise Beck, Ada Bowman, Gay Nell Crews, Ronald Farlow, Lois Frazer, Alan Frazier, Lynda Garner, Alana Gupton, Shirley Hunt, Jean Lowdermilk, Juanita McDowell, Bobby Morris, James Robert Owens, Linda Saunders, Morris Tucker, Joe Brady, James Echols, Paul Garner, La Donna Goodman, Priscilla Hubbard, Rebecca Saunders, David Strickland, Joyce Warner, Diane Wesley, Mary Ann Winecoff, Jewel Wright, Rachel Apple, Carolyn Faye Armstong, Leon Cox, James Davis, Marilyn Jenkins, Raelene Johnson, Brenda Stout, Jimmy Buck, Amy Clinard, Richard Davis, Joe Johnson, Bonnie Kauffman, Carolyn Miller, Larry HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Route 7, Box 176-F 1814 Johnson 618 Council Street Route 2, Box 258 Route 1, Box 193 18 North Valley Ave. 1909 Peale Terr. Route 4, Box 424 1525 Pugh St. Route 3 Route 1, Box 81 Route 1, Box 581 2105 Orange Avenue N. W. 2927 Kivett Drive 846 Lawsonville Ave. 1123 N. Alexander HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS 1510 Furlough Route 3 Route 4, Box 424 641 North Mulberry St. 115 1X2 Davis St. Lee St. S. P. C. Route 2 309 Hickory Chapel Rd. Rt. 5, Box 98 Route 6, Box 339 HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES 306 Anthony St. Route 7, Box 176-F Box 31 945 Hutton St. 1213 Boulevard 513 Plantation Dr. 2040 Stadium Dr. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN 1410 Clemont St. Star Route 945 Hutton St. 152 Baxter St. 517 Charles S. P. C. 93 Greensboro, N. C. High Point, N. C. Thomasville, N. C . Kernersville, N. C Sophia, N. C. Vineland, N. J. Greensboro, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Greensboro, N. C. High Point, N. C. Randleman, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Roanoke, Va. High Point, N. C. Reidsville, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. High Point, N. C. Brown Summit, N. C Kernersville, N. C Elizabethtown, Ky. Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Kernersville, N. C Trinity, N. C. High Point, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Burlington, N. C. Burlington, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Hillsboro, N. C. Winston Salem, N. Statesville, N. C. Burlington, N. C. Winston Salem, N. Greensboro, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Winston Salem, N. Kernersville, N. C Mebane, N. C. Kernersville, N. C Autographs Autographs Autographs N Qeammms IINIYI QUALIYV IN I if-. 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: ' Glorious in her great commission, Humbly circumstanced . S. P. C. fulfills her mission 9 Joys our lives enhance, ' I 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 hour, 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 g Thoughts of thee, fond Alma Mater ---- The scarlet and the gold. n