Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Charles Chilton Pearson, M.A., Ph.D

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■ U-|W «! «!«llW ' i. I)- ' , DEDICATION Cliai-k ' s Chilton PcaiNun, tiiiiiR ' iit scholar, alilc |irotV ' sso|-. and fainnincluil ncntKinan, is the 1!):5!) lIowi.Ki! ii ' s|icctfnlU (k ' dicati ' il in a|i|iri ' c ' iation for his (l( ' (itf(l i-jassrooni scr icu and for his contrihution to Wake Forest in General. Dr. I ' earson has served Wake l ' ' cn-est College foi ' tuelitv-finir years, ha ini; ' very ca])alilv filled the |iosition of Professor of Social Sciences for twenty-two years, diirinii ' ujiich time he has won the admiration and res|iect of a host of stndeiits. The cliai-acteristic jokes and inti-ii;uini; (|iii questions of Dr. Pearson make him a memoi ' ahle part of the Wake F(M-est tradition. AS Wl ' . KNOW III.M Hl ' .sr llei-e. one nn-ht hear liiin sa . »itli that snnle that s|,eaks of victory at the (Uitset, Well now. Mr. Cuter, was ' laxation with- out ri ' |iresentation the main cause of the . nieiican Kevolul ion . ' ■ .Mi-, ( ' .■uter would then, aftei- uudouhledly haviun niM.,, ,.|m af- firmative re|ily, he t;rcct d uith. -riiat is ex.iclU urono. Mr. ( ' .i iter.

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Sf| tciiilnT iri. ' iiks the lienliiniim ' of i w sclmol vt ' ,-ir. and at this tiiiR ' our thoiiohts tui-ii mainly to th( ' new fi-i ' Nhnien, who arc ar(|uaintin thfinsclvivs with tlie (Millri e and this uvw niodr of hvin.n ' calU ' d campus htV. ' I ' hcy look ov.t the ranilius. mrct the adniinisti-ation anil fat-ulty, settle down to the routine of classes, and learn all of the lialnts of youne- eollene men, sueh as hull-shootinn, xisitin;; ' the mailliox, and stu lyinn ' . Here, in the |iieture, we see a ni-o i|i of f|-eshnien ui the |iroeess of i-euistration.