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

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Mr. Claude Neuller ! w ' .49 - 7 ., sv ' f C1 As. Mr. Thomas l-lall tr MR. CLAUDE NEUFFER Mr. Hall has served as Dean of Stu- dents for the past two years. A man of firmness, understanding, and sincerity, he is a friend to all students. Possessed with a very likable personality he is respected very highly by the entire stu- dent body. Besides being one of the outstand- ing professors, he plays a big part in other activities. He is the founder of an active organization, the Veteran's Club, and is naw serving as its advisor. The staff of the BAGPIPE regards co- dedicating this year's annual to Mr. Claude Neuffer both an honor and a privilege. Mr. Neuffer is one of our foremost active, and amicable professors. Besides serving with many committees on as many various programs, he par- ticipates very ardently in the religious activities concerning the college. He has taken a predominant part on many radio programs this past school year and has served as faculty advisor for the BAG- PIPE. 3 4 G 4 8 MR. THOMAS HALL LIBRARY sT. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE

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. t A in lm, N' , M, in Y View f H ii tl ' ,. mt. . . , it wfewom' . The past two years have marked the beginning of a new era at Presbyterian Junior College. The returning veterans have enlar ed th g e school to four times its normal capacity, and students iust out of high h I h sc oo ave contributed their share to the enrollment. This year has been particularly significant because of the establishment of t' l - a voca Iona school to complement the regular scholastic training The North Campus school, as it is called, has prospered under Dean Bryson, and it is with dee P interest that the student body looks forward to the estimated enrollment of ei ht h d d ' g un re students entering next fall. Because of P.J.C.'s rapid growth, conditions have not been up to par. The cooperation shown is not what it should be, the buildings, athletic field, and gym at the main campus have ff su ered from lack of proper care. lt is, therefore, with earnestness that l express my hope that this a l nnua will be an initial step towards closer, more friendly cooperation of all groups and the betterment of P. J. C. eThe Editor. MCCLEOD DORMITORY