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

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-'X l if .v-.f- W 1 T The Freshman Story On September 5 came seventy-nine young, green, scared-stiff, but eager-to-go freshmen who were embarking for the first time, the initial taste of college life. Where is room l04? How do you get to the registrar's office? I am homesick a little bit. Yes, these were familiar sounds during the first two weeks for underclassmen. They learned quickly, though, and soon found their places among the student body at P. J. C. Of course, Rat Week will always linger in their memories. Besides the classroom education, they learned what it was like living in the dormitory. ln October the froshs named as their leaders for the year Tom Wharton, president, Jerry Wil- son, vice-president, and Ben Fordham, secretary-treasurer. They added their share to the activities and sports. They selected Charles McDonald and Dennis Bullock as the best all- round students in the class. We believe that their year has been a fruitful one. Next year as sophs they will take over as upperclassmen to carry on the honored traditions of the school. ,.:- L 1 Q 4

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Sarah Hunter La Moffe There are some who go beyond their call of duty in the education of youth-more than just the classroom work. The Sophomore Class feels that honor is due where honor is. She has never faced us in a classroom in the role of an instructor, yet she has been more than a teacher. She has been a true friend, a counselor, and an asset all the years she has served as assist- ant registrar to P.J.C. As a token of our appreciation for all she has done for the students at this school, we humbly dedicate this our 1956 Bagpipe to our beloved friend-Mrs. Sarah Hunter LaMotte.

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Q11 CLASS OFFICERS Presrdemt Tam Wharton Vice Presxdermt Jerry Wnlson Secretary Treasurer Ben Fordham -5