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

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l IQ gm fdg-Bagpipe PRESIDENT Greetings: It has been a pleasure to be associated with the student body of 1945-1946. To welcome so many of you back from the war has made us glad, We trust that your mcmornes of days at P. J. C. will bc happy ones, and that all your way ahead in our new postwar world may hold more of joy and usefulness because of your life on the campus. Louis C. LAMOTTE

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me Qagpzpe gf 6 DIEDICATION IN RECOGNITION OF THE TIRELESS AND CEASE- LESS EFFORTS GIVEN BY DR. AND MRS. THORN- WELL TO THE BUILDING OF OUR CHARACTERS. WE WANT THEIR NAMES TO BE THE FIRST TO CATCH OUR EYE AS WE READ OVER THIS COL- LECTION OF PRICELESS MEMORIES. DR. THORN- WELL'S EXAMPLE OF FAIRNESS AND CHRISTIAN LIVING HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL, AND MRS. THORNWELL'S PATIENCE AND UNDER- STANDING HAVE GIVEN US COURAGE TO FACE THE HARDEST TASKS. WE THEREFORE DEDICATE THE BAGPIPEH OF 1946 TO DOCTOR AND MRS. JAMES HENLEY THORNWELL, WHO DURING THEIR TVVO YEARS OF SERVICE AT PRESBYTERIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE, BY THEIR DEVOTION TO DUTY, THEIR SINCERE INTEREST IN THE STUDENTS AND THEIR SYM- PATHETIC UNDERSTANDING OF YOUTH HAVE ENDEARED THEMSELVES TO ALL THE STUDENT BODY. THE STAFF

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Le DEAN HALL -. .rc 5,1 A .Q.Zs1'.. . XT ' si I Q X To Dean Hall we wish to show our appreciation for his kind understanding and sympathy of our troubles and mischief during the year. Mr. Hall served in the war as an interpreter and in the intelligence department. Although a tough Language Professor, he will remain in our hearts as .1 truc friend and Pal . As a personality he is always willing to be a boy with the boys. This feature is what made it evident that he should be the faculty member selected to organize and direct all student social activities. As a disciplinarian he is firm, yet fair, always just and considerate in his decisions. agpipe