St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1939 volume:

T aw wpf M' LECD HALL X X Q2 TTT! Iliff Q + I 1 A 1 THE BAGPIPE VOLUME SIX if L: 2 A 5? 2- ' ,iff-. ,L N f nz 5 N f Qf wigs if' Nb x W1 W' E545 Q , LW B 5 sf A W IH' I S 'J I H , X K! A 2 1f L pubhslwed bv SENIOQ CLASS PRESBYYEQIAN JUNIQIQ COLLEGE Maxton, North Carolina IQQIQ The gagpipe CONTENTS THE COLLEGE CLASSLS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLFTICS FLATURIzS ADVPRTISP' MYNTS 1939 7-lie gagpipe FCREWORD As we pause .lt the door of the future and look buck over the mrly years of Presbyterian Junior College, we see those names .md ideals dear to every student. May this book be .1 reminder of those on whose shoulders the work of this school has rested .md of those hugh ideals formulated through our associations here. 1939 The gagpipe n DEDICATION O. W. HLRRENE To Professor O. W. Ferrenc, the class of 1939 dcdicatcs this sixth volume of Thr Bagpipe with the hope that' it will in some way express our sincere appreciation for his past efforts in our school .incl for the example he has set before us .is .1 Christian lender. May his in- fluence be always felt by those who follow us. 1939 --l 7-lime gagpifze ACKNOWLEDGMENT EVANS l5lLR Nic I,I1OIJ At this time as wc look backward over the first decade of Presbyterian junior College, we wish to express our appreciation for the efforts and support spcrit in the early years of our college by these loyal Christian laymcn: R. L. Mt Li on, XV. H. Bit ii, ANU E. H. EVANS V939 THE COLLEGE r . ,. 'filx gf! I Y fwf, V 1 v . f -1, A wr- ' M N' ,fli fi GF! Q - ' 1, 5 x XY I 7,4 vi i E A , ' 'iw ' 'W f i' W X V f E r f X ,gp E w I H E1 f7X1ff V' J , N Sd 7?eN E' ! ,.- All gx 'Er ATL kv, M Z Wk dew-L....,,xH ,,.,,,,4,AR ' A4456 ,-1.1 I' Na I . G ' , iifSfi? :V ' 3 Mjifu if A WM, J., 'w'b:v'N X' 1, N, , . 1 X w-' F . ,M M' K - W,-.m4,1-f,l X ' ' 91 xv In MZ A MJ P -. 1 ' W... , , . 1. .:-mfg-rg,4 ,f,.-.1 . .-M 'a 'IL r4f3' ' P W I -. 1 um M- .Q Am L., ..-A :uw r MII. I' I 11 A MLLEOD HALL The gagpipe R Qi LOUIS C. LAMOTTF PRESIDENT GREETINGS Presbytermn junior College extends best wishes to the members of the graduating class and welcomes them into the ranks of the Alumni. As you go out to eontinue your education in other colleges .ind universities or to take up your life work, we hope your memories of P. KI. C. will ever be of such nature as to inspire you to live life at its finest and best. Our .lim has been not only to give you thorough .icndemie tmining but also we have hoped that our fellow-:hip together upon this campus will have served to make us .ill .1 little stronger and truer men. May you always feel our interest in you .md come back to P. J. C. .is to the house of .1 true friend. 1939 -- Q - S . l :m'ZQk The gagpipe FACULTY 4 av' ' v it on I-rn! mu: R. S. Bovle, A.B., M.A,, lfngl1sl1gO.XV. Ferrene, HS., M.A.. Scxenceg C. H. Little, jr., A.li,. Mathematics, Mrs. Ellen B. Swltler, Dnetxtun. Svrnml mn: R, B. Smith, PLS., PLD., TILM., Mudtfrn Langulgesg H. S. Brnwn, B.S., Sncxsl Science: -I. O, Mann, jr., A.B., Commerce, Tlvnrl wuz B. H. Massey. A.B.. Hrble. N-It plmtugraplwedz Miss Fern Andrews, Instructor nn Commerce. 1939 THE CLASSES i3?x XR V NV' fr! qc! -bk! xlff ,,f if im?- l ' ' sh QQ 1 A NX Tw X '4 f ek If 5 1 I Q Q' 'v ll1m4 ' 1 fi!! xx f JK Hur ' WMM X Af' 'V if V Q1 , may 'L ff l X ' K W ,I A' S' W K The gagpipe STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 5 8 'bf Q1- if LYLL NILLLXYIQR USSERY XI.-ATT LYLP . . . Prrsidcnl NATHAN XICE1 xx YE . Virv-Prrxidmif FRAN K Ussnu' . SFl'ft'fJfj-Tft'K1SIlTff BATTLE SONG XY'hr:n m battle go, Fnghc hard ro luck the foe: Fight. fight, fight for vxcrory XY'hen the foes confound you, W'e'lI surely rally 'round hghr, fight, fight, for P. yous 1, C. Rah! Onward, onward, press zgainsr the foe Forward. forward. See our warriors go. TOUCHDONVN for P. J. C. TOUCHDOVVN for P. j. C. Frghr, iight. tight for victory. 1939 7-lie gagpipe SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HOBBS LASATER CLEGG ISAAC H0835 . . Prusillrnl Blu. LASATER . . Vfu'-Prvmlvzzt ARcHlx CLEGC., Sn'rm'ur'vy-Trvaxzzrvr ALMA MATFR Tn tlwc, dear Cullcgc, dn we unc Our sums nn Acclaim. And xuvsnmurws uf ycstcr year Shall cluster 'round thy nmnng And .Ii wc Slng our College Sung, Unfurl tlw lmnncrs frcc Rcvcmlmg Lnbcrlv .md Truth Forcvcr P. RI, C. 1939 The gagpipe SENIOR CLASS HOOVFR ADCOX Pune Bluff, N, C, Tony Glee Club. 'RT: Tram-k, '3T: F-mtball. '37, '39: Basseball. '37, '39: Blovk P C'ub: Iioximr. '37, '39. RADFORD ALLEN Elizabethtown, N. C. .-llll-n Glee Club. '39: Lnterary Society. '3!I: Com- mencement Marshal, '3N. ROBERT SWANN BROXVN Norfolk, Va, Su mm Blork P Club: Manager F4mtba'l, '35l: Intra- mural Basketball. '3a, 'ISSN Intramural Ten- nis, '3Pi. A. I.. BYNUNI Hope Mxlls, N. C. Iuumr Football, '39. ,IUNIUS G. CKANIPBIQLL Aberdeen, N, C, lnm ' Football. '37, '3N. '39: Haw-ball. '37, '35, 'BEM Block P Club. Prt-sirlent. ':i9: Intramural Basketball, '35, '39: Student Cuunril. '3H: Vice-President Class. '37: Glee Club, 'BTL Man- ager Student Store. '39. BILLY CLARKSON Murgantun, N. C, B1ll Intramural Tennis. '35, '3!l. zrvvzz fa- ova '93 The Bagpipe SENIOR CLASS ha ARCHIE CLEGG Carthagc, N, C. Au'luf Intramural Tennis, 'Sirk '39, Intramural Basketball. 'IlH. 739: Football, '38, .IAMES C, CONOLY W'aycross. Gm. Inu Football. '39g Block P Club. D. L. CROWELL, ja. Albemarle, N. C. lm1mil ' GILIQS IL. CRCUWIFLI. Qjskbnru, C. Grim I-Wmilvall. 'fltlg Block I ' Club: Intramural Tennis, '3EI. R. MM NIDER DAVIS Hulmn Vnllagc, Va. Mal '35l: Intramural Tennis, '3H, '39 Glow- Club Assistant Advertisinz Manarzer Barrnine. XVALTER P. FARRIOR Vfullard, N. C. HW. Pl.. 'rm-k. '37, sumflnl enum-al. ww. Monnor 'ww Q C ' ' A. Cabmvl, H95 Intramural Basket 1939 The gagpipe SENIOR CLASS HlfRl'sl 'RT GAI LOXVAY Maxxum, N, C. Gi1Un14uj ' lialiketball, 'Ilfij Baseball, '391 Fmuthzill. '35, CLIFFORD LEIC GARRETT julian, N. C. .,Z1p,. Basketball. '39: 'Irat'k. '3H: Intramural Ten- nis. '39. ALBERT R, HICKS, lll Faison, N, C. H1rk.x Baseball, 'iirig Intramural Tennis, '39, ISAAC A, HOBBS Vfilniingwn, N. C, Hul1l1x President Senior Class. '39: Student Cuunvil, '38, '39: Block P Club, Serretary-Treasurer, '39: Assistant Manager Football, 'JSHQ Glen Club. '393 Advertisinr: Manager llapzpipe. '35l: Intramural Tennis, '3R, 'fiflg Chemistry As- sistant. 'Ji9. OTIS C. ,IONFS Laurinburg, N, C, Qin Literary Society, 7151: Dean! List: Chief Cum- menrement Marshal, '3N. w'll.l,.lANl G. LASATFR lfrwin, N. C. Bill W Football, '35, 'flflg Blrwk PU Clllhl SlU4lL'l'lt Council, 'IZU3 Monitor. 'iiflg Vice-Prusirlent Sen- ior Class, '39. I 7-Le gagpipe SENIOR CLASS RAMON LINARES Central Espana, Cuba Rll3'n1oml WILLIAM BROOKS LONG Sanford, N. C, Bill Literary Society. 719: Cleo Club, '39, lWlATTllFW' LYLE, JR, Kuysvxllu, Va, Bluff President Student. Hmly, '39: Student Coun- cil, '3U: Fnuthall. '38, lCantaim, '31-3: Track. 'ZSNQ Baseball, '3H. '39: Block P Club: De-an's List: Intramural Basktthall. '3x, '3t1: Man- axrer Student Store. '35l. JAMES N, MQDONALD Laurinburg, N. C, Am Literary Society. '39: Baseball. '38, 'fifli Com- mencement Marshal. '3H. NATHAN O'Bl5RRY lNltYl.XY'I?ll Sutcwlllc, N. C. l'llm'ljl1u'l ' Vive-Presiflent Student Body, 'ZZDQ Studenl Counril, 'Rm 'Sling Fouthall. 'CHM Intramural Basketball, '3H. '35I: Intramural Tennis, '3X. '3EV: Hlm-k l ' Club: Assistant Business Man- anzer Bagpipe, 'img Business Manauc-r Baz- pipu. '3Sl. l.lfUNARD XV. MQINTIRF, W'iln1lngKnn, N. C, Mtn lrlllrf' Glee tiluh, ':41l, Literary S1-vit-ty, '395 S. C. A. Cabinet. '39, f939l1 The gagpipe SENIOR CLASS GEORGE D. MCKINNON Clinton. N. C. Gmrg. ' Editor Bagpipe. '39: Assistant Editor. '3R: Dean's List: Literary Society. '39: Commence- ment Marshal. RICHARD GREGARD MCMILLAN McDonald, N. C. Dirk Glee Club, '39: Dean's List: Literary Society '39: Football. '3S: President S. C. A., '39. JOHN A. lWll.l.ER Mooresvillc. N. C. Iobnniv Football. '3S: Co-Captain, '39: Basketball. 39. 1Captain!. '39: Block P Club: Baseball. '38, '39: Intramural Tennis. '38, '39. A. DANIEL MIZELL Football. '39: Tennis. '38, '39: Block l ' Club: Student Council, '39. GEORGE L. NEXYTON Richmond, Va. Geary Football. 738: Basketball. '39: Glee Club. '39: Block P Club. ROBERT E. PERKINSON Littleton, N. C. mi Intramural Tennis. '3R, '39: Base-ball. '38, T593 Intramural Basketball. '38: Block P Club: Dean's List: Assistant Photographic Editor Bagpipe, '38. I Tile gagpipe SENIOR CLASS MAHLON j. POPHAL St. Pauls, N. C. Mi1l1luf1 S. C. A. Cabinet, 740: Honor Roll: President Literary Society. '39, Track, '3!4. CARLOS RODRIQUEZ Central Clmpnna, Cuba Clmrln ' Art Editor Baiznipe. '39, Intramural Ten- nis, 39. ,IAMES SAXVYYR Black Mnuntnun, N. C. Silzz'yi'v Football. TCH. '391 Ham-hall, '38, Intramural Basketball. '33, 'fifbg Block P Club. GEORGE CURRIF SINGLETARY Clarktrm, N. C. Dm Give Clulx. '37, 'HDL Football. '37, Track, 'IZTQ Block P Club: Lilvrary Sucivty, 'Bibi Fresh' man Board uf Control. '37. IQARL 9'liU'l l'S Idiurinburg, N. C., W'.1rfirlil Cflmme-nl'1?mt'Ill Marshal, 'IXHQ lfumitlpall, 'flflg Dcan's List, Literary Society, 'J5!P. HAROLD SHIFLDS TUCKI- R Townsville, N. C. Tll4!C F'mxLlxHll, 'liflg liaskt-tlwall. '3H, Intramural Tvnnis, 'CWI lntr:-xmurzil liaska,-thall. '39, 1939 me gagpipe SENIOR CLASS FRANK USSIQRY Sanford, N. C. fulfill Student Cuuncil. 'iiilz Cheer Leash-r, '3El: Blur-k l- ' Club: Intramural Tennis. '35, '39, CHARLES L. NVIQKER Gulf. N. C. Football. '37: Track. '37 Basketball. 'iitlz Block P Club. MARTIN S. WILLARD Nwilnmington, N. C. W'1ll.mI Basketball. 'BHQ Football. '3EI: Intramural Basketball. '38, '39: Intramural Tennis. '3EI. Not Photollraphedz JAMES BURT MACLEOD Lumberton, N. C. Blmmm ' Dean's List: S. C. A. Cabinet. 'jul 45 if gi. G?- I9 We gagpipe JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PARRISH Cll,XIil,I,S Pfxlmlsll Roux M' BLNIJPR Rom ru' NIUNROI lil NIH Ii MONRUI . Pl'l'Xf1lL'IIf , Xyill'-Pl'L'XillL'llf Swrvfflrjy-Trnlx1m'r PI I' SONG Sndu bs mic .md sxcppnng hugh. XX Jru gunna mnnlx ruglu rhrwuglm the fue. Slmlnuug -mr bnllc pry. Rmalx lu du nr dw, :M .lrm In .lrm nlung wc gn. XXX' null wm llw Nluurv, It x-ru wli1igI.n,HgIu.figIn xrnuglu rlxmugh. XXX-'Il lwlp vnu un wlmlu Jxcurs uf lwhlltv. lm 4-ur .md Hgln! XVc'rv rxghn wnh y-mu! 1939 We gagfaipe FRANR ADAMS johns, N. C. EUGENE M. ALLSBROOK Tarboro, N. C. FREDERICK M. BADDOUR Laurinburg. N. C. R. G. BAKER Kings Mountain, N. C. ROBERT PHILEMON BENDER Pollocksville, N. C. JAMES VIRGIL BENDER Pollocksville, N. C. HENRX' BENEDICT Farmville, Va. CHARLES H. BOST Oakboro, N. C. THEODORE CASPER BRITT Bladenboro, N. C. Miss JUANITA BRACEY Johns, N. C. SAMUEI. HUNT BROOKIES Keysville, Va. WALTER CLARENCE BROWN Kingstree, S. C. l The gagpipe NORMAN N. BULLOCK Manson, N. C. MCCLELLAN CAMPBELL Clio, S. C. BIENNETTE L. CARRANVAY Farmville. N. C. KENNETH CHANDLER Broadway, N. C. H. THOMPSON CHAPIN Lillington, N. C. HOWARD MCRAE CHESNUTT Moultrie, Ga. C. A. CLYBORNE Bluefield, W. Va. A. MORRISON COBB LaGrange, N. C. MILLARD C. COBLE Ramseur, N. C. BILLY C. COX Drexel, N. C. FRED H. CROSS Marion, S. C. WALLACE DAVENPORT Victoria, Va. I 'TL Kagpipe LEONARD PORTER Davis Goldsboro, N. C. M155 FRANCES DENSON Maxton, N. C. FLOYD F. FLEBKING Middleburg, N. C. NATHAN N. FLEMING Mebane, N. C. DARIU5 FLINCHUM Vfillis, Va. BEN G. FLOYD Lumberton, N. C. RICHARD B. FuQl.',n' Lillington, N. C. ROBERT E. I.. GRM' Snow Hill. N. C. BERTRABI S. HAYES Fremont, N. C. ELUAH N. HENDERSON XY'illard, N. C. HINTON JAMES Laurinburg. N. C. S. A. JONES, JR. Laurinburg, N. C. I The gagpipe DANIEL BURKE KERR Kerr, N. C. C. RoLIsE LUPTON, JR. Swan Quarter, N. C. WILLIAM BERRY LYLE Keysville, Va. RL'SSkLL LEE MANN Jonesboro, N. C. DEORMANII MATTHEV'S Bartow, Fla. Wll.LlAM A. MCCORMICK McDonald, N. C. LUTHER MCKINNON Clinton, N. C. CLALIIJE DIXON MCNEILL Red Springs, N. C. EARL MILLER Chadbourn, N. C. JOHN LANE MITCHELL W'alkerton, N. C. ROB!-RT ANDREW' MONROE Laurinburg, N. C. bl. CHESTER MORRISON Charlotte, N. C. I gagpife JAMES E. MORRISON, JR Maxton, N. C. MAX ELL NANCE Bladenboro, N. C. JACK NASH St. Pauls, N. C. ROBERT D1xoN ORMAND Kings Mountain, N. CHARLES E. PARRISH Cary, N. C. JOHN HUGHES POLLOCK Trenton, N. C. K. R. PRIEST Elizabethtown, N. C ELBERT LEE RISON Chatham, Va. ROBERT BOYD ROBINSON Littleton, N. C. JOHN SHAW' Laurinburg, N. C. XYVAYNE SHORE East Bend, N. C. ALLEN STONE Rowland, N. C. I We fgagpip vu GE.ORGE M. THOMAS Cameron N. C. C. R. TROUTMAN Charlotte, N. C. C. B. WARD, JR. Bladenboro, N. C. ROBERT I.. WARD Chndbourn, N. C. ROBERT F. WARREN Prospect Hill, N. C. E. I.. XVEBB, JR. Chcrryville, N. C. JAMES M. WHITE Maxton, N. C. CHARLES L. WIGGINS Bartow, Fla. CLARFNQE ELBERT YORK Ramseur, N. C. fNot Photographcdj ROBERT QI. POwELL, JR. Fayetteville, N. C. 1NOt Photographedj DONAI.ll STIJXVART Lnurinburg, N. C. I 7-Le gagpipe SNAPSHOTS :gs-1 U., s' V - 1, . Q V ' ,r 51' ff' F5 ' k 'Q X XE ' . , Hn - , I ! .llg-I5 . Ti, A J . :ei R '7 . A . 3 :wi 'E if we 3 I f-, 3 1 T ,. ' SEQ! JAM 5 --', W. L .tn 1 fl' + MWVW?i 3. HRRIXI HIULULJX IAH. LJRAY md POXIF FXIIINYHIXIK N FRESH NILX LJUIXQ OLR XX -XX XX XITIXI FUR ILNC H I ORGANIZATIONS TRY r gr-X I N XP 41 D 5? A ff Mh'fn,x ' Y-'fy ffefx ,,f, X f MCJWQMLU L fn The gagpipe THE STUDENT COUNCIL LYLIE, M.: U5Sl'RYg HAYl.Sg l.YlI', Ii.: MtlI.XVl-I-g FARRIORQ MIZl:l.Lg PARRISHL LASA'I'lIRg HOBBS NIATT Ilylrj , . Pl'l'Xj1ll'lIf NATH.AN Mtlii XYII . lilft'-l,l'l'Xfl,L'lIf FRANK U551,p,y Sm'1'1'la1'y-Tv'i'm11i'rl' The Student Council has functioned vcry efficiently this year. The students have discharged their duty most honorably and thc cooperation bctwccn the council .ind the student body has madc this one of the mmt Succuwful yciirw in the history of the school. XVQ wish in this issue of Thr BLl4Qf7lfN l to express our appreciation of the work dons by the council .ind hope that thc future councils will live up to the standards set by this one. 1939 The gagpipe THE BAGPIPE Mn KINNQN CSIORGI My KINNO1 w NATHAN NIIQELXYLI Ibfxm PIOBBS . . CA111,os Ro111uQU1 1 . C11 1 STI R Mo1a111soN B111 LASATI Ii . . C11A111.1s Pfxklusll . CUII T1wLf1'mnN . MAT1111 xx' LY11 BII.I Cox . Mp!-LXVFI' HUBBS . . Edifor . BllXilIl'AX NILIIIIIKQFV' . A1l'1'1'rfi1i11gMazzulqur . . A1'lE1fif0r . . A1xi1f11f1fE1fil0r . Axmfflzzl B111il11'1x Mgr. . Asxixhlnf BIl3flIl'XX Mgr. Axxixhlfzl A1ll'K'l'ffAi!I'Q Mgr. Anixhlllf A1f1'1'1'li.vil1.Q Mgr. A.x1i.xl1111f A1f1'1'1'lixiug Mgr. 1939 7-lime gagfaipe S. C. A. PLENIING CH.-XPIN PARRISH NATHAN Fu MISC. . - Pff'fi1f1 1f THOMPSON CHAPIX . Vid'-PVfSi11'1'f1f CHARLES P.-XRRISH . Si'i'ri'h1r.i-Tivamrvr Cdf7l1IL'f Mriizfwri CHISTFR hlORRISON Buiuui KPRR XYALTYR FARRIOR Rini.,-mia FL'QL'.u' The Student Christian Association was formed to take the pl.1ce of the Y. Nl. C. A. this year. Under the capable leadership of its president and cabinet .ind the advice of Mr, Massey it presented many interesting programs through the year. The aim of the S, C. A. is to make the studenm feel .it home on the campus. to promote .1 positive moral college spirit. and to lead students to an Jbiding religious f.1ith. 1939 me gagpipe BLOCK P CLUB ou-- -.w..- ., l'li'xl mu: Hrnwn, C,g Hubba: D.ix'uiipurr3 Cfiuiulvg Hrimii, R. 5.3 Uwcrv. Siwiilil run: Snwycrg Lyle, M.: XV.irrcng Milcllp Iimrg L.n.ircrg Mclflwuu. Tfmil inn: Fuqunyg Ornini-idg Cimwvll, C14 Tlii-m.ng Purkinwiiq Nlniing lirirr. I-nlnllv mu Aduixg XVillnrdg Ncwwng Kurrg XY'ickcrg Miller, 11.1 Siiiiglctnrv. KIUNI Cmivni ii . . I'ri'viili'uf TUNY Am ox . . Vii'v-I'i'u,xiili'f1t ISAM Hoisixs . Svi'i'i'liri'Vi'-Tr'i'ni11n'i' The Block P Club Ind only live mcmhcrs returning this year. Thc rest of thc members have made their lcttcrs in some sport this year. The Club hils taken .ln .ictivc part in thu c.impuQ activities. They have been rcs onsiblc for rhc success of mam' of our dances, P . This edition of MTM' Bu4gfiIjii ' wishes to thank thu Club for thc lc.iLlci'sl1ip it has taken in Campus activities. 1939 7-Le gagpipe THE GLEE CLUB fin! run: Liitleg Pzruulisg Lurigg Truutnuiiq Qingletnryg Cmmplvell, Meg Hobbs: Lliesliutlg Mrs. Switzer. Siirzrzif mu: Xlelnlireg Pnrrislig Nance: Llelmng, N. Ng Yurlig Having Fuqulyg Wfird, R. Tfvril mu: Unis, Mc.: Lliapin: Allen: NlcXlill.1n: Kerr: Bender, R.: Brittg Nl--rrisiiri, Q, Coir Tizounifxx . Pl'Vli4I'l'f1f C. H, LiTTi,i , ju. . Dfwifm' MRS, ELLLN Sxvrrzik Avmmjniiiiil The Glee Club although late in stlrting this ye.1r is progressing iuipidly under the direction of Mr. Little. It is the hope of Mr. Little that the club will be able to present .1 series of programs in the near future. There has been .1 fine spirit of cooperation between thc members of the Glue Club .md Mr. Little. This spirit with long hours of practice has enabled the club to progress rapidly. The Baiqfilpiw wishes them much success in their commencement program. 7-lie gagpilae LITERARY SOCIETY Fzrxl ron: Morrison, C.: Pophalg Chesnutt: Troutmmn. Seroml rmu: Alleng Longg Stuttsg Mclntireg Singlctary. Tfvuil mu: jones, O. C.g Nance: McKinnon: Kerrg Fleming, N. N4 McDon.xldg McMillan. MAHLON Por-HAI, . . PH'Xi11ll'Ilf C. R. TRQUTMAN . . Vim'-I,rv.iiJw1l HOWARD CHKSNUTT Siw'i'ii1i'y-Tr1'u.x11rer' The Literary Society is a new organization on the P. AI. C. campus. It has been organived this year under the direction of Mr. Boyle and the students h.1ve taken an .ictive interest in it. W'e .ire sure that it will do much good for the students .is well .is the school. It has heen meeting regularly every week and there have been some very interesting debates presented in their meetings. Thr Bugfrifn ' would like to th.1nk Mr. Boyle for the interest that he has taken in this society and to wish the society much suc- cess for the future. 1939 7-Le gagpipe SNAPSHOTS 5551. L 3 C- pi-of --qqgopw 'f , it -gi ? - 'f . v, fl E i -'- x '- jr qfff lbw . V ,3- L, iwb P - . KA .LQ Q 5 .A -. I KXOlxIxlXL UN NCHQOI, TIUL APTPR THI HR! I I L IXR XDISI THECAX1 LXNIPLS XFTIR 4. RAIN 1939 THE ATHLETICS 3'. Nas 1 X KA. ff W I M I ,My , f B47 Piyfy ,yi f TY H- 1 v 5' , r f W J x E L . -,if1',.7..i J The gagpipe THE ATHLETIC FIELD THE TENNIS COURTS I 7Tze gagpipe THE COACHES S .f Q53:-. ' . T a' U ff 'W ' ' 1 , .5 J . ' - ' 'K . , . 5 ., I p 'iii 1q,, X A. 4 . A ,A V S.. A i . . . - - 4. - .. 2 ' 3 2 sir . f , A, i- f 1 5,1 i we 3 . . f BROWN MASSEY LITTLE Coach Steve Brown came to P. C. this year from the Sanford High School where he had compiled an excellent record. We do not believe P. J. C. could have selected a better man for head coach in Football, Basketball, and Baseball. He has won the respect of every P. Cu student through his Christian leadership and the fine example he has set for us on the campus. He did not have very much success with the teams in Football and Basketball but we think he did a very good job with the material available. We know that he is going to have a much better team next year. We wish him much luck and a win- ning team. Coach Henry Massey is also new on the coaching staff. He has rendered valuable service in aiding Coach Brown. He has worked very hard with the various teams as assistant coach and we feel that he will be of much value to Coach Brown next year. We extend him our best wishes. Coach Little has been on the coaching staff for the past three years. He has taken an active interest in promoting a splendid intramural program here at P. Ll. C. He is also head Coach of Tennis and Track. These sports were not included in the program last year but it is Coach Little's hope to have this sport back on the program this year. The BdtQI7if7t'u wishes him success in this endeavor. 1939 We gagpipe FOOTBALL A-'-' r. r.',Hrx+e'. A f 1 - , 1' .x .. , ,.w, E 5 XV X V , 11 09 'f 1 , 1- r 3 D 'L , .sdiff 1 ' .. 'gg' n-,,,?Q-ag:-,-' , :YI I .1 x BASKETBALL I , Q.. . Q s .. -P, . A k no Fnv! mu: W'arren: Newton: Mxllcr. Capumx Wnckerz Davenport. Srfnnf mu: Coach Brown: Britt: Txhnn: Thomas: Fuquayg Brown. Manager. ' 1 I 7-lie gagfaipe BASEBALL l i wail, IA I 1 . . t, rx I 5, S if, V1 Z, - ' ., - ' ' ' gy-0 1221. - ' - - Y ' ' V: nf- 1 I'1ril fun: Adeoxg Brown C.: Ward B4 Mil A Y , ' - ' ler 4I.g Perkinsong Davis L.g Fuquay. Y 'iriuuil mn: Gallowayg jamesg Lyle, M.: XVar I, X -, ren: Bender, R.g Gray: Cox. ' - I' V1 - 3 ' Tliiril mn: Fleming, N4 Sivertseng W'ebb ,-',' 4. W 'i L V Odumg Floyclg Fakesg Mann. Ewen .1'e, ..f 4 -'ff' T W - ,P L22 i BROWN MASSEY INTRAMURAL SPORTS The intramural sports program again for the second year has attracted more interest from the student body than any other program of the extra curricular activities. Included in the intramural program this year is tag football, basketball, and tennis. Teamx from the freshman elass, sophomore class, and the commercial class formed a league for tag football. Seven teams participated in the intramural bavketball tourna- ment. At present there is a tennis tournament being conducted with about thirty-five boys participating in it. We feel that most of the boys have enjoyed the intramural program this year and we hope that more will participate in the program next year and that it will be enlarged. 1939 Tue gagpipe SNAPSHOTS ,fn- s iiAa MILLER SCORES NIILLLR KIQKS PIAYINCJ Tl-ONNIS BASFBALI SPFCTATORS TONY CATCH!-S A PASS FOOTBALL PRACTICE SLRINIMAQL 19 39 THE FEATURES .,. ,1 f-x f qf Sgiklifg kx 'Q 5' 315 xy!! fgr 'f tif? YV: 'W' X mpc Q Q .ALJ . ' , 1 fi Nu W 'X lx 4- - H- mb 1 ' 4 J Ig W ., Q W f in XF fq' :L aci ,, fl w- 'F- EE? T9- 1 F1 E 5 :I-tic 43.5 hp,- 'Ile Kagpipe SPONSORS 01 ll. -1 . f PATSY HARPER K.-XTHRYN LH,-XRLIS BLTSY STOKLFY bp-'rnwred by Matthew Lyle Spnnwrud bv Nathan Mcflwcc Sp-mwrcd by Inn: H 1 Prvvdcn! uf Student Budy Bus, Ninnagur uf The Ihnr-11-E Irusxdcnl uf Snplmmnrc 1939 il: 7-lure gagpipe PEGGY lVlCKAY Sponsored by junu Campbell Pruvudcnt uf Blnck P Club SPONSORS JG' Gb' 'l5f.? EDITH USSERY Spnnsnrcd by Frank Uucry Sludcnt Cuuncnl MADELYN PARKS Sponsored by Bill Lasarer Football 1939 . me gagpipe SPONSORS Qs ups,- PATSY HARPER KATHRYN CI lARI,I'S HIWFSY 5TOKI,lfY Spunsurcd by Nhulwcw Lyle 5punwrud bv Nathan Mulzlwcc Spunmrcd bv Imac Hobbs Pruudcnl uf Student Budy Bus, Mmmgur uf Tlw Iiarmn-13 Prcsndcnr uf S-mphmmmrc C IJ 1939 7114: Bagpipe SPONSORS PEGGY McKAY Sponsored by june Campbell Presldem uf Block P Club 637 fr fur' -IQ? ,gma- FDITH USSERY Sponsored by Frank Uvscry Student Councul --tn ,ff E mv MADELYN PARKS Spunsorcd by Bill Lasaler I Football 939 We gagpipe SPONSORS NI i xi fit- -, 4-. REBECCA SXVITZFR Sponsnrcd by Charles Parrish President of Freshman Class 15, A-'N 'Vi 'LJ 'i 4-- '? ' MARY KFRR SCOTT ADA I5FAfH Spunv-red bv N. N, Hcmmg, jr. Spnns-:red lu ,luhn XIIHU President uf S. C. A. Lmpnnnn ut I5.nkutb.1 1939 ADVERTISEMENTS U ' ' IE' Q , ilk lo t ' E f , , Z , 5,1 YZ7?17 ,lf-'f ...J f M :A I 'Q 'nine gagpipe SPONSORS 'Vi- ,-'x 'Ll 'Q 0- -v--S 1 REBECCA SWITZFR NI.-XRY KYRR SCOTT .XDA BIYXCH Sponsored by Charles Parrish Spunwrcd bx N. X. Flcnunz. klr. Sp-vnwrud hx Ir-Pm Xhll r President of Freshman Class Prcvdcm uf S. C, A. kapuvn uf Bmkurhall H739 ADVERTISEMENTS f Imp, If I 4 ,X .f f, 1 I X f- fx my ' . f ff Qx 0 ' mmf-N,-' f . 55.1 , . ' f 7317 X 45 Q V is flzwfm ...J c M .4 Hammond Grocery Company 0 WHOLESALE GROCERS o Distributors of CAMEL FLOURH LAURINBURG, N. C. Ed. Carrowon Com pany GENTS OUTFITTERSU Storrs-Schaefer Clothes - Mallory Hats - Fruit-uf-the-Loom Shirts Free-nmn Shoes - Botany Ties Maxton, North Carolina Uwe SIGHT ff? E JH!! 1 ' Banking Service Since 1907 LAURINBURG-MAXTON NORTH CAROLINA O Member F. D. I. 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AND SCHOOL 0 Pittsburgh Plate Glass SUPPLIES 0 Paints Prescription Druggists Maxton, N. C. Phone 24 Maxton, N. C. Phone 222 P. O. Box 122 . . H Mrs. J. B. McDonald Wholesale CANDIES - TOBACCOS - DRUGS Maxton, N. C. The Choice of Discrete People the World Over Wilbarn Service Co. Purol Products Quaker State Motor Oil Tires and Accessories WASHING GREASING SIMONIZING Maxton, N. C. When in Laurinburg Drop In and Browse Around Magazines - Books - Stationery Sporting Goods - Greeting Cards School Supplies Evans Book 8 Stationery Company Phone 11 Laurinburg, N. C. CDMPLIMENTS NIercer's Sc - IOC to 31.00 Store Your Business Appreciatedu Maxton, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. Pepper Bottling Company O Laurinburg, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF' O Maxton Supply Co. COMPLIMENTS 0 OF A General Merchandise FRIEND 0 Maxton, N. C. . McLeod X Sinclair Lumber Co. WHOLESALERS and RETAILERS LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS Laurinburg, N. C. lXlcLaurin-McArtli ur Sales - CHEVROLET - Service We Service All Makes of Cars Wrecking Service za Specialty Phone 124 Laurinburg, N. C. Market Furniture Complete Home-Furnishers I Phone IIC? Laurinburgf, N. C. For Your General Merchandise Needs See W. .l. Pace lVIaxton, N. C, The McCallum Dairy VOMPLIIVIENTS lllillclrillilied iggeam . Ph frli e 2102 Maxi. iwli, N. C. Lance Packing Company I aiye-tteville, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Fletcher Crackers Flora MacDonald College RED SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA A Senior College for Women Near Fayetteville. Southern Pines. and Pinehurst. Delixzhtful. healthful, mineral springs and remarkable health record. Bus and railway connections. A Standard Grade A College for Women. Strom: faculty. Graduates accepted for graduate work by all lemlini: Universities. Class A Teachers certihcates. Home-like atmmphere. Personal attention to students by teachers. Courses offered: Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Music. Bachelor of Science ll-Iome Economics: degrees. Secretarial Course. Athletics. Skillful physical director and coach has izeneral supervision of sports and physical traininiz, Archery. basketball. baseball. hockey. swimming, tennis. hiking. etc.. are enjoyed in season. Social Activities: Receptions. teas. and many other social functions arc provided at the collefze. while many hospitable and dclifrhtful homes of the citizens of Red Springs are open to thc students. Wide Patronage: Patrnnized at present by eleven states and four foreizn countries. Four thou- sand Alumnae are enraged successfully as home makers, nurses. teachers. dietitians. home demon- stration aizents. social workers, missionaries and in many other useful professions. Moderate Charges. For catalogue, write HENRY G. BEDINGER, President Flora MacDonald College RED SPRINGS, N. C. Is Your Son Ready for College? IF YOU BELIEVE that the cap between high school and university or senior college is too great for all save the most mature student IF YOU DESIRE that your son have a definite continuation of his Christian home atmosphere into a hizher educational life IF YOU FEEL that a two-year practical cultural college course with diplomas preparatory for business or college is desirable Find out what the Synod of North Carolina has provided for you. ln an ideal climate tfnrty miles south of Pinehurst! housed in modern buildings, manned by University trained Christian male teachers. administered hy men with sympathy for youth, offering: accredited education at low cost. is THE PRESBYTERIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR NIEU LOUIS C. LaMOTTE, President MAXTON. NORTH CAROLINA - f 22? If KW X f 62221. X 12 .f 3 ' a. X M' LEOD HALL