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

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J ggaglbipe JFORIEYWORD THE SCENES AND FACES HERE DEPICTED TO- MORROW WILL BE BUT HAUNTING MEMORIES. IN ISSUING THE 1946 VOLUME OF THE BAGPIPE, WE THE ANNUAL STAFF, SINCERELY TRUST THAT THIS ANNUAL MAY SERVE IN FUTURE YEARS AS A VERITABLE STOREHOUSE OF PAST ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES, OF HAPPY ASSOCIATIONS AND LASTING FRIEND- SHIPS, TO WHICH THE ALUMNI OF P. J. C. MAY TURN IN HAPPY REMINISCENCE.

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THE BAGPIPIE OF 1946 Should Auld' Arq11ain!am'z' Br Fargo! and Never Brough! lo Mimi? -BURNS ALMA MATER To Ibev, dear College, Ju we mm' Our voices in arrlaim Ana' memories of yrslrryeur U Shall rlusler 'round fby mzmvg Ami as we sing our College song, Unfurl ihe banners free, Revealing Liberly and Truth Forcwr P. 1. C. VOLUME 12 THE ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF PRESBYTERIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE MAXTON, NORTH CAROLINA Designed and Lithographcd by Wilmington Printing Company 0 Photography by Eddy's Studio

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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