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

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I Y Sim!! f au, These pages are DEDICATED by the BACPIPE to you. This dedication Comes through the staff, but is from all students of Presbyterian Junior College. It comes from those with whom you have worked and taught. XVe proudly dedi- cate the 1959 edition of the BACPIPE to you . . . our teacher, helper, and friend . . . BENJAMIN M. NICKULIK. 1.1,-,r1.,x.s 'wff - 1 - - 'MLW '- yy' O O O Page Fire'

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' -+-L-- ' '- ' ' V ' ' '99I!!ngnnxlnuilqlmgxxs.mas.sxx-lib-v'N!e-1 ' AM, ' . ' x Page S ix af Can we ever forget P.,l.C.? The buildings we have Walked through day after day may not remind us of the XValdorfg time has worn its mark into every piece of wood- L, O. loves V. EQ' Ross . . .-Slihh! But it is not the wood-we shall remember. As one of the fellows put it, This place kind o' gets to yuh. He was talking about the people-the '59ers and '60ers whom you knew so well. You will meet them again as you cruise through this book: the guys who clustered in front of the cafeteria after supper and told jokesg those fellows who squeezed like sardines into the TV room for the YVorld's Seriesg the crowd on the front porch hurrying through ciga- rettes before chapelg those coke-drinkers and nap-nippers down at Tom's placeng piles of people-good-time Charlies, yelling co-eds, amused towns- people, the coach-who filled the air with locomotives at ballgamesg the all-night parties before examsg glowing remarks made by chapel con- ductors, our unofficial bell-ringing society, the gang who put up the decorations at dances, wiseguys who pulled them down, gals who brought them home land you too, if you were luckyljg banquets and picnicsg smokers , labs- who took my 1nicroscopeP g typing drills- Mrs, Hellekson, this roller won't work, classrooms- W'ell, who dill discover America, any- way? g and last but not least, the long anxious faces at graduation. Can you just imagine turning at the red light, moving past Upchurch, seeing the big open lawn, the white columns, the dorm, the guys shouting and waving at you as they toss the football through the bright sunny air? 'illi there, old daddy, want to play? -rm --ff .. ,, ,f,. , ,-. ,,W-vqy,1-- ,I.-,r1,j:'V 4. .V,f,!lVr,lYlVyl5T!.1: -Xwxxxrx W ,lining ,NX rx :Hx 'way -x Al xl