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

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X ADMINISTRATION I6 CLASSES T . . 24 ACTIVITIES . , , 56 ATHLETICS . C.,, 88 EXPECTATIONS . , .100 ADVERTISEMENTS , 105 orth I arolina if I I 0 C ,Ig I I

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The idea behind a college annual is to assist the student's memory. ln later years when he reads through the pages, he sees portrayed student life as it was then. This year, 1959-1960, seems to pro- gress an atmosphere of transition in the air. A good deal of thought and talk was devoted to the new school, Consolidated Presbyterian College, or simply C. P. C., that was in the process of being built in Laurinburg. The students here were con- stantly exposed to news concerning C. P. C., and were left to weigh the advantages of attending this institution. With an eye partly tumed toward the future, the particular school year 1959-1960, remained the pri- mary concem of the moment. Tea.m teaching was experimented with, and became a great success, meeting with enthusiasm on every front. Honors courses were also experimented with and proved to be of great benefit to those who accepted the challenge. Extra-curricular activities proceeded well enough, with partial setbacks now and then being accepted and eventually overcome. Unsanctioned extra cur- ricular activities also proceeded, but with not so much success due to an active disciplinary com- mittee that did a fine job toward making .the school better for all of us. The list could go on and on, as the year is out- lined in the following pages. What we have done here will speak for us. ,. 1 I 5 1 1 N Presbyterian Junior C illlcgc

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We Dedicate To Students . who walked along the way '... who shared our disappointments . . . who shared our joys . . . who are closer because of our fellowship together