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

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:g.ugL.....' ' 4.1 I .. 4-..-..'-,,..1..x,.c. , , . -v..gg...-.....-.....--. --.-..,, - --- we ..H0l'l0l with unreserved respect ond odmirotion DR. CLIFFORD LEE HORNADAY whose spirit, intellect, vost experience, and integrity make him o Mon among men. 1. Study to shou' thyself approved unto God -a, zvorknzan that necdctlz not to be ashamed, rightly dz'z'idz'ng the zrord of Truth. 2 Timothy 2:15

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N-In I. x ll pl 0K0gbLe Y' it it 1 'l l ll l ,Q 3-2 l-li' . . . the glory that was Greece, And the grandeur that was Rome. -- lu 14' if my f f- 1 fl' -Y 1 ix. 1 l y I . 11. - . . . and the beauty that is still Presbyterian Junior College. This year it did not take long for the staff of The Bagpipe to decide on a theme. When one walks across our campus, the stately Corin- thian columns ofthe Administration Building immediately impress one with both their strength and lyric beauty. Such was the won- derful balance of the great culture that gave them to us-the Greek culture whose art was the expression of a solution between the demands of the world without and the world within. Time has claimed the peoples of this cultureg but their noble principles live on in the hearts of all free men. Now in our Christian era, there should be pause to consider these principles which are symbolized in many of our buildings and churches. Implied in the Greek balance of human technique and abstract ideal is the recognition of natural reality reflecting Divine order and beauty. The noble man within the limitations of his mortality, seeks to express these principles with whatever art he is endowed. Here at Presbyterian Junior College we stress the Christian way of life May it become a living thing in all our educational endeavors and activities Chris trans who see the Soul of their faith the most exquisite expression of both love for God and love for Man seek balance within the comprehensiveness of their faith The editors and staff of The 1957 Bagpipe offer you our lovely columns symbols of nobility of the past reflecting the nobility of our present Christian aims May you carry this nobility with you in terms ofthe future and may this year s Bagpipe serve your memories which will be so essential in the years to come Let the columns especially remind you of the Christian brotherhood we have shared here at Presbyterian Junior College I ,?, I 1 - . . . I . .- sg ll C ll l5 'fI+ 'P liz .i - l 6 ,pr - v-. tc., ,,..Q-,f-1--Q-.-1-.1-fv-r 'svn---,.- 1-w f-'s1121'n-Maur'-r --11-'f fr

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Cimfmfd -54: , -3' '-1 41- --4 -1 1. 4-'VNV 4 f. Av Fifi, . :X i z l 4: ' ' We Honor. . . ' Faculty . . l4 Z1 ' Sophomores . . 20 ' Freshmen . . 32 fs- . . . . ' Actlvrtres . . 46 rs 3,3 ' Sports . . . 74 ex , 1- ' Beautres . . . 84 . ' Advertrsements . 98 24 ' if 6 can If irv. 'l'U V55-33. . - fE?fi5:'3ivff-f N , , -P-,A , 4245. 'r ' ' Editor-in-chief . William EugeneMcRell Faculty Sponsor . . Karl Patrick Harrell K . b . ,.',,,,, 053,--mv-1:-f ae-' --Q.---n ..ur-4.-- -,pvnq