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

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...iq Q W, . -. M . em..- 7,41 ,M , If--if .A L -2: F?-Q--1-s-ew.-..... .--.,.:-.- . .gi ' MT., - , ,,, 1 i 1 I J l , X 'a M ie like-!.mt.mf.t My FOREWORD In reality, this book is dedicated to you, the student body of P. C., who make the traditions of our college meaningful. In this, The 1950 BAGPIPE, we have attempted to give an informal glimpse of life here at Presbyterian Junior College. It is the sincere hope that this book will forever be :i reminder of the good 'ole days spent at P. EI. C. and of the true friendships made here. A- ft- ....-.v,,,v..-+fA..-w- F' auf : .

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I 14 Our Memory Examination-for some their first real taste of studyingg for some a dreadg for all, hours of book gazing late into the night. On Founders Day, the faculty challenges the students in a workday program around the school. Our Religious Emphasis XVeek speaker, who was Dr. T. Henry Patterson, will live in our hearts and remain as a very fond memory to us. The junior-Senior Banquet and Dancn: when every student looks forward to meeting new friends and greeting old ones. After our final examinations, we look forward tim the Baccalaureate Sermon and the big day of the year, Gradu- ation Day. iii 5

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-- 1- Aw.: .han-atm .te TO ROBERT RENFROW DQAK Because of his enthusiasm in promoting athletics, his cooperation, his fine capability for real friendship, his general unselfishness, and his high ideals, we, the staff, dedicate The 1950 BAGPIPE to Coach Peanut Doak. 14 A ,M DEDICATIQN