Wingate University - Gate Yearbook (Wingate, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

32 T_ ■ ' • ■■+ ? ? ' I girt-. 1 i gf-Flgl l Jl ' S ffpf ?; L ' l §SIFi J %i The Gate Annual Publication of WINGATE COLLEGE Wingate, North Carolina Volume XVIII CO-EDITORS Beverly Bailes Jimmy Harrell Page Three SEPTEMBER OCTOBER A special year at Wingate . . . marking the Sixtieth Anniversary . . . the Diamond Jubilee. September .. .bringing new faces, new courses, new buildings, the sophomores ' reunion and the freshmen adjusting to a new but wonderful life. October . . . week days of studies . . . themes, labs, parallel reading and football on a cold Saturday night. November . . . bon- fires, ball games, especially that memorable Homecoming ... a trip home for Thanksgiving. December . . . with the beginning of basketball and the spirit of Christmas making the hearts of students lighter as they sing I ' ll Be Home for Christmas. January ... A wonderful hotliday, but it ' s great to be back! ... cramming for semester exams. February ... new semester MAY NOVEMBER DECEMBER . . . study resolutions ... a great basketball team cheered on with spirit at the Junior College Tournament at Wilmington. March . . . winds and a promise of spring and spring holidays. April ... the campus wearing her best colors ... a dazzling green ... a fine-type baseball diamond and a winning club of State Champs. May ... sadness and joy intermingled... the beauty of May Day ... the anticipation of sophomores-to-be ... the tender sadness of the graduates ... the end of another year at Wingate . . . not just another year but the end of a special year... The Diamond fubilee. MARCH JANUARY FEBRUARY r . .-..w ■ . I H HHI H Dedication In sincere respect for his loyalty and years of service to his Alma Mater and his understanding faith in its stu- dents and with appreciation for his love, devotion, and vision for his school, we dedicate THE GATE of 1957 to our Director of Public Relations, MR. JOHN COX. Page Seven BUDD E. SMITH, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. President To the Students of 1956-57 You have become a part of Wingate College, and Wingate College has become a part of you. I wish for you the very finest of everything, and I want to express to you my sincere hope that each of you will pledge within your heart that you will adopt a plan for living that will give to your life meaning. F or that plan, I would suggest a very simple formula. Into this formula, I would put the importance of the development of your life. You must see that your life is developed to the fullest. Development of the potentialities given to you by your Creator will mean that you are ready to move forward and that you will never forget the great heritages that are yours. In the second place. I would ask you to put into the formula consideration, con- sideration for others. You have learned the importance of that at Wingate, and I hope that you will never forget it. In your contacts with others, you will realize that every individual ' s life is important and that each individual has much to contribute to you and your life. We all can work together if we will be considerate of one another. In the third place, I would put into the formula service. You are now better prepared to be of greater service. You will now go out and serve your God, your fellowmen, your community, and you will never forget the value of giving. For everything that you give — time, money, thought — I assure you, you will be rewarded ten-fold. As you move into the world and find success, do not forget your Alma Mater, the school that has given you a beginning; the teachers who have given of their best to you, their love, their consideration, their knowledge. We give you heartfelt love that shall permeate and follow you from now until eternity. S u l zfip-zzsL Page Eight ALBERT L. MEIBURG B.S., B.D., Th.D. Dean, Bible C. C. BURRIS B.A., M.A. President Emeritus English ROBERT ISNER, B.S., M.A. Biology MARY YOUNG BRAUN Dean of Women JOHN COX, B.S. Public Relations and Student Recruitment Page Nine DEWEY HOBBS B.A., B.D. Chaplain RUTH DAVIS HORTON B.S. Commercial CAROLYN CALDWELL GADDY , B.S., MA. Social Science HELEN COWSERT BA., MA. Modern Languages MAGGIE BURGESS WILLIAMS B.S. Home Economics BESSIE GADDY B.S., MA. Mathematics, Education ETHEL K. SMITH B.A., B.S. in L.S., MA. Library, English CONNIE HORNE B.A., MA. English and Modern Language IARD C. HENDERSON PATTIE MANGUM TURNER DAVID GILLARD EDWIN R. CHEEK B.A., B.D. A.B., M.A. B.S., MA. B.A., M.A. Registrar, Religion Librarian Voice English Page Ten WESLEY ALEXANDER JAMES T. TONEY GEORGE M. TU CKER RALPH C. WILLIAMS B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. B.S. B.A., M.A. Mathematics Social Studies Physical Education English, Psychology RUTH ANN HESS WILLIAMS WALTER R. JOHNSON BOB MYERS KATHRYN STOUGH B.M., M.M. B.S., M.A. B.S. HENDERSON Music Science Business Administration B.A. English and Religious Education FRANCES CRIGGER B.S. Physical Education FRONIE PERRY Girls ' House Mother J. JACKSON PERRY Maintenance Baseball Coach WINIFRED WALL Boys ' House Mother Cafeteria Cashier Page Eleven Left to Right- Roy L Holbrook, general director and treasurer of Wis- Furniture Stores; J. Pritchard Hackney, real estate broker and investor cassett Mills Company of Albemarle; Edwin L. Lowery of Wingate, head of the J. B. Hackney Co., of Charlotte, N. C.j Dr. Thomas Bryce Ash- of White Oak Acres of Monroe; Dr. Budd E. Smith, president of Win- craft, former professor of Colby College, now retired and living in gate College; J. Herbert Bridges of Charlotte. N. C. head of Bridges Monroe. N. C. These men were honored at Commencement 1956 at Wingate College in recog- nition of their outstanding service to their community and to this college. Left to Right: Mrs. Herbert Bridges, Mr. Herbert Bridges, Mrs. Charles A. Cannon, Mr. Charles A. Cannon, Dr. Budd E. Smith, Mrs. Budd E. Smith, Mr. Roy Holbrook at the winter meeting of the Board of Trustees. Mi . ! I Ifeu U M Wm m0 1a Jh K ' ' 1 fi . ' fl Bk «■ nA 1 - s my, 4:tV,.- ' ?j 5i ' ' jf DR. and MRS. A. F. HENDRICKS It is through long years of dedicated service of Christian professors that young people have opportu- nities for real growth. Five members of Wingate College faculty have given 133 years of service to the sixty- year-old institution. Mrs. Ruth Horton, business education, 26 years; Dr. C. C. Burris, president emeritus and professor of English, 38 years; Mrs. Carolyn Caldwell Gaddy, social studies, 25 years; Dr. A. F. Hendricks, mathematics and now professor emeritus, 28 years; Miss Helen Cowsert, language, 16 years. These faculty members have been with Wingate through the years of the depression and are now still enjoying their work as they see Wingate grow. Board of Mr. J. Herbert Bridges Charlotte, N. C President Mr. Fred Helms Charlotte, N. C Vice-President Mrs. D. A. Rawley H igh Point, N. C. I ESS Dr. Ralph Jarrett Charlotte, N. C. Mr. W. T. Harris Charlotte, N. C. Mr. R. L. Holbrook Albemarle, N. C. Mr. W. H. Williams Charlotte, N. C. v -ik Mr. Robert O. Helms Monroe, N. C. Rev. Norfleet Gardner Laurinburg, N. C. Rev. C. Arthur Francis Monroe, N. C. v ® I Mr. C. M. Tucker Pageland, S. C. - „ Mr. George T. Noel Kannapelis, N. C. mk ke Fourteen Trustees S3 T m % Mr ' Ed Holbert Albemarle, N. C. ™J Secretary r — ■ Mr. LeGrand Bennett Wadesboro, N. C. W Treasurer Mr. Ed Gaskins Monroe, N. C. , - 9 M, , Mr. W. C. Steen Salisbury, N. C. . mB . Mr. Walter Sanders Monroe, N. C. Ipfe 7 | M 1 - H - Bf y ce Parker Winston-Salem, N. C. V I Mr. T. B. Rushing Marshville, N. C. , k Mr - J- P - Hackney, Jr. . Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Edwin L. Lowery Wingate, N. C. • V s 5£ Mr. Gary Douglas Chesterfield, N. C. ' Mr. Bob Crutchfield Kannapolis, N. C. A —-■ •£!■ • Mr. E. B. Funderburk Lancaster, S. C. ' _. Mr. V. J. Griffin . . . . Fairmont, N. C. AM Page Fifteen MRS. ALBERT MEIBURG, R.N— School Nurse MRS. J. B. SPITTLE— Infirmary Assistant MISS JOAN TARLTON— Secretary to President MRS. FRED BRASWELL— Bookkeeper J. B. SPITTLE — Maintenance J. D. DEESE — Maintenance Page Sixteen MRS. LETHA W ATKINS— Dietitian MRS. MAUDE BELK— Assistant MR. ED SEGARS— Bookstore MRS. DOT SEGARS— Bookstore Commemorating the sixtieth year at Win gate The Diamond Jubilee Page Seventeen September The early birds . . . forty hustling football players ... an energetic group of BSU ' ers . . . then the freshmen anxious and ex- cited . . . the Student Faculty Reception . . . the BSU welcome Party . . . Religious Emphasis Week . . . Vespers each evening . . . Join the Church Day . . . the reunion of sophomores . . . freshman down those homesick feelings and respond to the spirit of Win- gate ... a much-needed enlarged Rec. Hall with a daily dull roar . . . May I use your ping pong ball? and A dime for the juke box? . . . Flip for a coke! . . . cheerleader try-outs ... a Pep Rally . . . the Bulldogs on the gridiron . . . classes and more classes ... a history pop — wow! ... Is that psychology ever rough? . . . No habla espanol — Speak no Spanish . . . who said, Don ' t let studies interfere with your education ? J ' . . . the statement of first quarter only . . . what a blast! . . . enjoying that new cafeteria but always forgetting those meal tickets . . . and yells at line-jumpers and the frequent question — What ' s behind the Green Door? . . . not the training big take-off for a wonderful year. room! . . . amid it all . . . the Page Nineteen ig f . | v« ; : x W ' - : m mm yap i ■mm: ' ?;v ' lr ' l| ■ pffr -jftv- •. ; MISS GATE ISS LUCRETIA HARGETTE Qfa n. iph C7. Page Twenty-Two SANDRA ABERNATHY Charlotte, N. C. TOMMY ABSHER Sparta, N. C. KENNETH ADAMS Kershaw, S. C. MAGGIE ADAMS Waxhaw, N. C. CARL ARD Charlotte, N. C. SAM ARMSTRONG Charlotte, N. C. PETE ATHANAELOS Kannapolis, N. C. JIMMY BAKER Lancaster, S. C. ROBERT BAKER Lancaster, S. C. JOE BONDS Florence, S. C. ISLEY BARNES Hamlet, N. C. ARLIE BAUCOM Monroe, N. C. JOYCE BEASLEY Benson, N. C. GEORGE BELK Greensboro, N. C. JOE BLACKBURN Elkin, N. C. BILLY BLEDSOE Dobson, N. C. iltvlillltl milium NORMAN BLOWERS Miami, Fla. ANDREW BOOTH Monroe, N. C. ED BOYD Lancaster, N. C. JACK BOYD Candor, N. C. DEAN BRACKETT Gastonia, N. C. LARRY BRANCH Albemarle, N. C. BERT BRASWELL Monroe, N. C. TOM BRAZIER Asheville, N. C. HAROLD BROOKS Lilesville, N. C. JAY BROOKS Monroe, N. C. C. J. BROWNE Asheboro, N. C. MICKEY BROWN Asheboro, N. C. JO ANN BURGESS Huntersville, N. C. KENNETH BURTON Wilmington, N. C. RONALD CABANISS Whitmire, S. C. JOYCE CALLENDAR Valdese, N. C. Page Twenty-Three HAZEL CAMPBELL Eastover, S. C. RACHEL CARR Matthews, N. C. GEORGE CASTANAS Charlotte, N. C. JOEL CHAPMAN Hartsville, S. C. CHARLES CHENEY Charlotte, N. C. RICHARD COCKLEREECE Greensboro, N. C. BILL COBLE Wadesboro, N. C. RICHARD COLLINS Abbeville, S. C. PAUL CONNELL Camden, S. C. JLIANITA COURVILLE Albemarle, N. C. EDNA-EARLE CREWS Mullins, S. C. J. D. CRIBB Aberdeen, N. C. JERRY CROTTS Valdese, N. C. EDWIN CURRIE Alexandria, Va. DON DAVIS Carthage, N. C. MONA DAVIS Greensboro, N. C. DONALD DENNIS Troy, N. C. ROGER DILL Piedmont, S. C. DOROTHY DOARES Charlotte, N. C. JOHNNY DUNAGAN St. Matthews, Ky. HAROLD EDDINS Wadesboro, N. C. ALLAN EDWARDS Wadesboro, N. C. ALVIN ELLIOTT Cassatt, N. C. ELDRIDGE EMORY Lancaster, S. C. JOHN ENLOE Gastonia, N. C. DAVID ENTZMINGER Chesterfield, S. C. DON FARMER Winston-Salem, N. C. BILL FULBRIGHT Lowell, N. C. BILL FUNDERBURK Monroe, N. C. JEAN FUNDERBURK Matthews, N. C. ROLAND GARNER Denton, N. C. JACKIE GILL Monroe, N. C. lit 11 tit O Q p. P jp $ Q p ■ © |l j £4 I— f i JT5 P |S5 ttifelft TED GODFREY Kannapolis, N. C. RONALD GOINS Asheboro, N. C. FRANK GOODMAN Charlotte, N. C. JIM GORDON Gastonia, N. C. HAROLD GRIFFIN Marshville, N. C. LOUISE GRIFFIN Pageland, S. C. MARION GRIFFIN Monroe, N. C. SAM GRIFFIN Marshville, N. C. EMMETT GULLEDGE Monroe, N. C. JAMES HAMBY North Wilkesboro, N. C. SHERRILL HAMILTON Marshville, N. C. CAROLYN HANEY Marshville, N. C. NED HANEY Marshville, N. C. BOB HANNIBAL Charlotte, N. C. BOBBY HARGETT Marshville, N. C. JOYCE HARTMAN Lawndale, N. C. WILLIAM HATCHELL Whitmire, S. C. MARTHA HAY Beaufort, S. C. DONNIE HELMS Monroe, N. C. J. B. HELMS Waxhaw, N. C. RODNEY HELMS Marshville, N. C. DARRELL HENDERSON Troy, N. C. CAROLYN HIGH Durham, N. C HARRY HILDRETH Pageland, S. C. BETTY HILL Polkton, N. C. CHARLES RAY HINSON Flat Creek, S. C. PHILIP HO Java, Indonesia ELAINE HOLT Albemarle, N. C. JOHNNY HOLT Raleigh, N. C. JOAN HORNE Peachland, N. C. WALTER HOYLE Ernul, N. C. ED HUGHES Trinity, N. C. Page Twenty-Five fij 1 4 | | f jiiAt LORNA KIMREY Norwood, N. C. ' CARL KING Monroe, N. C. MARY JEAN KING Clewiston, Fla. KENNETH LAMBERT Valdese, N. C. PERRY LANE Asheboro, N. C. GERALD LANEY Maiden, N. C. HAZEL LAWHON . Albemarle, N. C. JOHNNY LINKOUS Pulaski, Va. PATRICIA LITTLETON Lilesville, N. C. MITCHELL LONG Rockingham, N. C. EDWIN LOWERY, JR Wingate, N. C. JO ANNE MABREY Kannapolis, N. C. MARLENE MABREY Concord, N. C. CLARENCE MANGUM Monroe, N. C. ALMA JO MARTIN Pageland, S. C. EARL MASON Concord, N. C. Page Twenty-Six GARY HUNSUCKER McAdenville, N. C. CHARLES JAMES New London, N. C. JOYCE JAMES Wingate, N. «- CARL JARRELL Wadesboro, N. C. BARBARA JOHNSON Charlotte, N. C. CHARLES JOHNSON Four Oaks, N. C. HAROLD JOHNSON Hamptonville, N. C. JOHNNIE JONES Camden, S. C. NICKY JONES Pulaski, Va. GEORGE JORDAN Marshville, N. C. JOHN JORDAN Timmonsville, S. C. ROBERT JEWETT Kershaw, S. C. NORMAN KEITH Denton, N. C. BAXTER KIKER Peachland, N. C. KYUN KIM Seoul Korea DAVID KIME Mt. Gilead, N. C. tit a ■ a r HERBERT MAYNARD St. Petersburg, Fla. SHIRLEY MEEKS Wadesboro, N. C. JANIS MEGGS Marshville, N. C. GAYLE MELTON Monroe, N. C. VERA MILHOLEN Valdese, N. C. NANCY MILLOWAY Greensboro, N. C. JOHN MOSIER Pageland, S. C. TOMMY McCASKILL Carthage, N. C. JEANETTE McDONALD Rockingham, N. C. JANE McINNIS Kannapolis, N. C. JOE McKENZIE Candor, N. C. ERNESTINE McLAMB Benson, N. C. joe Mclaughlin Neweii, n. c BETSY McMAKIN Columbia, S. C. DON NEAL Salisbury, N. C. MERLEY NEAL Winston-Salem, N. C. iM Allfe UAllrtJliI (Pi 0ft 9 . v ZS RON NEAL Salisbury, N. C. DEAN NEWMAN Pulaski, Va. JOE NEWMAN Pulaski, Va. HERMAN OROZCO Columbia, South America FLOYD PARKER Rockingham, N. C. MITCHELL PARKS Kannapolis, N. C. WADE PARSONS Wilkesboro, N. C. NEAL PEARCE Asheboro, N. C. DOVIE PIGG Aberdeen, N. C. BARBARA PITTMAN . Dillon, S. C. EDWARD PLYLER Charlotte, N. C. BUDDY POLK Fairview, N. C. CHARLES PONS Valdese, N. C. JIMMY PRESSON Wingate, N. C. DOUG PRESSLEY Charlotte, N. C. JOE PRYOR Marshville, N. C. Page Tiventy-Seven C3 £5 H ■■ ' . ELEANOR RAMSEY Jacksonville, N. C. TED RAPE Monroe, N. C. PAUL READLING Concord, N. C. GWEN REAVES Charlotte, N. C. MARGARET REID Pilot Mountain, N. C. SYLVIA RIDDLE Kannapolis, N. C. DEANNA ROBINSON Lancaster, S. C. MAXIE RODDEY Lancaster, S. C. PHYLLIS ROLLINS Marshville, N. C. MELVIN ROSS Charlotte, N. C. BRYTE RUSHING Fairview, N. C. LILY SANCHEZ Bayamo, Cuba CHARLES SESSOMS Rockingham, N. C. BOBBY SHORT Charlotte, N. C. NANCY SHORT Wadesboro, N. C. BILL SIMPSON New Salem, N. C. Sf s?f l ' i MARJORIE SIMPSON Indian Trail, N. C. LaRUE SMITH Monroe, N. C. LESTER SMITH Thomasville, N. C. LINDA SMITH Charlotte, N. C. MARY SMITH New London, N. C. RONALD SMITH Gastonia, N. C. STAN SMITH Stillwater, Minn. YVONNE SMITH Mt. Gilead, N. C. JO STALLINGS Albemarle, N. C. DORIS STATON Marshville, N. C. STAN STEINBERGER Oakland Heights, N. C. JOE STEPP Pageland, S. C. GEORGE STOKES Florence, S. C. JOHN STOKES Charlotte, N. C. DELORIS STONE Johnsonville, S. C. CAROL STRIDER New London, N. C. Page Twenty-Eight YOKO TANETANI Tokyo, Japan ELAINE TANNER Hemingway, S. C. JEAN TANNER Hemingway, S. C. LYNDIA TART Benson, N. C. JANELLE THACKER Rockingham, N. C. BILL TRAYWICK Marshville, N. C. BOB TRAYWICK Marshville, N. C. FRANK TREADWAY Wadesboro, N. C. JOHN TRUESDALE Kershaw, S. C. SHIRLEY TRUESDALE Kershaw, S. C. CARROLL TRULL Belmont, N. C. D. C. TRULL Wingate, N. C. JAMES VANDIVER Charlotte, N. C. TONY VUNCANNON Asheboro, N. C. ARTHUR WAISNER Albemarle, N. C. DOUGLAS WALTON Rockingham, N. C. CHARLES WARNER Rockingham, N. C. LARRY WELCH Charlotte, N. C. JOYCE WENCKSTERN Cincinnati, Ohio EARL WENTZ Charlotte, N. C. VIVIAN WHITE East Rockingham, N. C. DON WIGGINS Rockingham, N. C. JOHNNY WIKE Fort Mill, S. C. ELSIE WILLIAMS Lancaster, S. C. JEAN WILLIAMS Pulaski, Va. JIMMY WILLIAMS Monroe, N. C. KEITH WILLIAMS Gastonia, N. C. WANDA WILLIAMS Monroe, N. C. ELWIN WILSON Rock Hill, S. C. TOMMY WINSLOW Asheboro, N. C. JACK WOOD Patrick, S. C. WADE WRIGHT Gastonia, N. C. Ci C5 4£i £t rrj. -- j, fZrj V i Page Twenty-Nine Mosque and Wig Club The dramatic club was organized in 1928. It for students interested in and working in some pha of dramatic art. A student must maintain a C average in English to be eligible. Left to Right: Harvey Nesbit, vice-president; Sunel Polk, treasurer; Fred Carriker, president; Kathy Watkins, secretary; Ralph Williams, sponsor. Page Thirty First Row: Marlene Mabrey, Lucretia Hargette, Sunel Polk, Frances Connell, Nancy Milloway, Hazel Lawhon, Jean Williams, Elaine Tanner. Second Row: Kathy Watkins, Hazel Campbell, Joy Wenck- stern, Elaine Holt, Jo Stallings, Margaret Flowers, Phyllis Rollins, Wanda Williams, Frances. Deese. Third Row: Henry Austin, Stan Steinberger, Harvev Nesbit, Ronald Goins, Perry Lane, Ed Boyd, Fred Carriker, Ronald Neal, Wade Arnette, Nicky Jones. Page Thirty-One Campus Scenes Page Thirty-Two am--- •: • Baptist Student Union Vrm. Page Thirty-Fou CONVENTION DELEGATES Left to Right: Roland Watterson, Merle Troutman, Barbara John son, Marjorie McKinney, Laura Watkins, Jerry Surratt. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Beverly Bailes, Joyce McDonald, Bob Moore. ENLISTMENT COMMITTEE Barbara Johnson, Roland Watterson, Marian Gard- ner, Wade Arnette, Shirin Chan, Sunel Polk, Jean- ette McDonald, Barbara Tatum. DEVOTIONAL COMMITTEE Marjorie McKinney, Jerry Surratt, Vera Milholen, Tommy Winslow, Tom Brazier, Frances Reynolds, Kathy Watkins, Gwen Reaves. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Margaret Flowers, Jo Stallings, Joyce Callendar, Norman Keith, Kenneth Lambert, Hazel Lawhon. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Henry Austin, Herb Maynard, Doris Staton, Tommy Winslow, Tony Vuncannon, Wade Arnette. MUSIC COMMITTEE Aaron Spry, Grace Underwood, Betsy McMakin, Laura Watkins. The Baptist Student Union is the key religious organi- zation of the campus, serving as a connecting link between I the college student and the church. Membership is attained I by joining the Wingate Baptist Church or any of the re- 1 ligious organizations on the campus. The Baptist Student I Union is governed by the Executive Council composed of I approximately twenty members. Wider representation comes I through the Greater Council. Unit representatives from all I religious groups serve on both councils. The spirit of BSU sets the pace for the religious life of Wingate. BEVERLY BAILES — President DR. and MRS. MEIBURG — Faculty Advisors BEVERLY BAILES President BARBARA JOHNSON First Vice-President HENRY AUSTIN Second Vice-President MARJORIE McKINNEY . . Third Vice-President BARBARA TATUM Secretary LAURA WATKINS Treasurer JOYCE McDONALD Y.W.A. President RONALD CABANISS, SHIRIN CHAN Sunday School Representatives WADE ARNETTE, MARIAN GARDNER Baptist Training Union Representatives ROLAND WATTERSON ... Listen Chariman GRACE UNDERWOOD Pianist AARON SPRY . . . Choir header MARGARET FLOWERS Reporter JERRY SURRATT Morning Watch MERLE TROUTMAN Volunteer Band Rep. Page Thirty-Five HAZEL LAWHON Young Women ' s Auxiliary This year is the Golden Anniversary year of that first naming of the mission groups. In celebrating the fiftieth birthday of our organization many new goals and projects are to be attained. To better carry out the idea of missions the seventy members are divided into four circles which meet twice a month. In working with mission programs, community mission ' s projects, Lottie Moon Christmas offering, mission study courses, Y.W.A. house- parties, weeks of prayer for missions, and Focus Week, the Win- gate Y.W.A. ' s are gathering memories and benefits during this anniversary which will last a whole life through. OFFICERS JOYCE McDONALD President SUNEL POLK Vice-President MARJORIE McKINNEY Secretary JOAN TURNER Treasurer KATHY WATKINS Chorister MISS COWSERT Advisor Seated: Alma Jo Martin, Rachel Carr, Marlene Mabrey, Nan Gath- ings, Vivian White, Eleanor Ramsey, Jean Williams. Second Row: Beverly Bailes, Doris Staton, Anna Black, Betsy McMakin, Dottie Doares, Yoko Tanetani, Vera Milholen, Martha Hay, Joyce Calen- dar, Mona Davis, Sunel Polk, Chung Soon Kim, Margaret Byrd. Third Row: Miss Cowsert, Jeanette McDonald, Hazel Lawhon, Lyndia Tart, Lorna Kimbrey, Barbara Tatum, Jean Funderburk, Jo Stallings, Marjorie McKinney, Gwen Reaves, Sue Taylor. Fourth Row: Mary Jean King, Shirin Chan, Joyce McDonald, Janis Meggs, Joan Turner, Katherine Watkins, Barbara Johnson, Joy Wenck- stern, Betty Pope, Jessica Williams, Marian Gardner, Elaine Holt. Baptist Training Union ■  ■ ■ mug OFFICERS JERRY SURRATT President SUNEL POLK Secretary REV. DEWEY HOBBS Minister TED GODFREY Vice-President KATHY WATKINS Song Leader MRS. BIVENS Director Seated: Vera Milholen, Sunel Polk, first Row: Elea- nor Ramsey, Martha Hay, Margaret Byrd. Second Row: Barbara Tatum, Kathy Watkins, Sally Under- wood, Grace Underwood, Sue Taylor, Betty Pope, Gwen Reaves, Mary Smith. Third Roiv: Carol Bum- garner, Janis Meggs, Wade Arnette, Henry Austin, Hazel Campbell. Standing: Joyce Callendar, President. First Row: Laura Watkins, Hazel Lawhon, Bobby Short, Frances Deese, Ed Hughes. Second Row: Jessica Williams, Jeanette McDonald, Barbara Johnson, Vivian White, Joan Burgess, Jo Stallings, Elaine Holt, Ted God- frey. Third Row. Tommy Wihslow, Joyce McDon- ald, Yoko Tanetani, Ronald Smith, Jean Funder- burk, Mona Davis, Arlie Baucom. Page Thirty-Seven Volunteer Bond OFFICERS JOYCE McDONALD President RONALD CABANISS Vice-President BARBARA TATUM Secretary LAURA WATKINS Treasurer MERLE TROUTMAN B.S.U. Representative BARBARA JOHNSON Reporter HERBERT MAYNARD Song Leader VERA MILHOLEN Pianist MR. HENDERSON Advisor The Volunteer Band is the personal witness arm of the college, as it endeavors to live Christ on the campus and preach Him in the surrounding churches. First Row: Merle Troutman, Barbara Tatum, Mar|orie McKinney, Doris Staton, Nan Gainings, Alma Jo Martin, Eleanor Ramsey, Mar- garet Byrd, Joyce Callendar. Second Row: Beverly Bailes, Mona Davis, Sunel Polk, Mary Smith, Gwen Reaves, Shirin Chan, Sue Taylor, Betsy McMakin, Vivian White, Mary Jean King, Vera Mil- holen, Martha Hay, Hazel Lawhon. Third Row: Jessica Williams, Kathy Watkins, Jo Stallings, Betty Pope, Barbara Johnson, Joyce McDonald. Jeannette McDonald, Hazel Campbell, Lorna Kimrey, Mr. Henderson. Fourth Row: Tony Vuncannon, Jean Funderburk, Elaine Hill, Charles Boatwright, Janis Meggs, Herb Maynard, Ronald Cabaniss, Laura Watkins, Tommy Winslow, Henry Austin. Page Thirty-Eight Crusaders The Crusaders is a religious movement of all male stu- dents on the campus, which was started in the spring of 1956. The only officers are the secretary and treasurer. The purpose of the Crusaders is to promote deeper re- ligious fellowship among the students. The meetings are held once a week and feature gospel singing, prayer, and an outstanding speaker. JANIS MEGGS Left Side: Tony Vuncannon, Ed Segars, Wade Arnette, Fletcher Leo Thacker, Jearl Williams, Charles Cranford, Tommy Winslow, Thomas. Right Side: Charlie Tyson, Henry Austin, Harold Brooks, Herb Maynard. Fred Braswell, Tommy McCaskill. Back Row: Roland Watterson, Page Thirty-Nine Ministerial VERA MILHOLEN This is an organization for those students preparing to enter the minis- try of our Lord. The motto of the Ministerial Association is That ye would walk worthy of God, who hath called you into His Kingdom and glory. I Thess. 2:12 In the Covenant these statements are included: We resolve: To maintain a personal friendship with our Savior. To cultivate the grace of prayer to the end that we may be led and used by the Spirit of God. To cultivate mutual respect through brotherly love, Christian sympathy and courtesy in speech and in action. We do therefore affirm and pledge our prayers and efforts to the ac- complishment of these worthy goals. First Row: Pete Atnip, Dr. Meiburg, Chi Norman Keith, John Enloe. Second Row Erby King, Jerry Surratt, Fletcher The Ronald Cabaniss, Tom Brazier. Page Forty ssociotion iranford, Fred Braswell, Harold Brooks, neth Miller, Henry Bright, Joe Wilkins, Roland Watterson, Tony Vuncannon, CHARLES CRANFORD President Page Forty-One Page Forty-Two Octobei : Someone in the stands yelling Hurrah for Wingate . . . the Fighting Bulldogs say You gotta be tough! . . . students shout Let ' s go Bulldogs . . . King Football . . . Autumn . . . warm days . . . cool nights . . .a campus of red, brown, gold . . . those Glee Club trips . . . the photographer ' s visit . . . a mad rush from that 1:30 class to the nearest T.V. set . . . Dodgers? . . . Yeah, wanta bet? . . . the Carnival . . . the W Club raking in pennies . . . those strange telegrams . . . B.S.U. hot dogs . . . the annual staff on the go . . . Wanta buy an ad? . . . the election of Homecoming Queen . . . the deep, dark secret . . . who will be the lucky girl? ... the new infirmary . . . initiated by a few bad colds . . . daily visits to the poor patients . . . and then . . . what a terror . . . those dreadful cold shots . . . Sophomore lit . . . Is it ever deep? . . . those fudge making parties . . . that noisy Rec. hall . . . and the thrill found on old Wingate Hill. Page Forty-Three a eer LETS GO BULLDOGS— GO! Page Forty-Four ■ •■■it L3 « - : r---c- ■ = -£ w m Left to Right: Jean Williams, Sandy Abernethy, Harvey Nesbit, Crick Hargette, Richard Watkins, Linda Smith, Elaine Tanner. o jTY i Beat ' em Boys Beat em! Hurrah For Wingate! Page Forty-Five I Page Forty-Six Wingate this year produced a football team for the first time since the gridiron sport was dropped by the school in 1941. Al- though the team won only one game, the spirit and strong de- termination of these boys were always high. The team was coached by Mr. George Tucker, a native of Monroe, North Carolina, and a graduate of East Carolina. Coach Tucker will lose only six boys from this year ' s team via gradua- tion, so the football future at Wingate should be bright for next year and the years to come. JERRY CARPENTER Quarterback Co-Captain JOHNNY WIKE Tackle Co-Captain Page Forty-Seven First Row: Fred Hughes, Bob Hannibal, Charles Tickle, Harold Clay Johnson, Gary Hunsucker, C. J. Browne, John Dunagan, Isle) Barnes, Perry Lane, Mickey Brown, Jerry Carpenter, Johnny Wike oach Tucker. Second Row: Jim Gordon, Carroll Trull, Walter oyle, Dave Thomas, Ward Shaw, Jack Wood, John ' Truesdale, Millie Williams. C. J. BROWNE Right End PERRY LANE Right Tackle CHARLES TICKLE Right Halfback DAVE THOMAS Right Guard ELDRIDGE EMORY Right Halfback DON McGINNIS Left Guard JACK YEARTY Quarterback GARY HUNSUCKER Right Guard WAYNE WOLFE Left Tackle FRED HUGHES Center MAXIE RODDEY Left Halfback CARROLL TRULL Left End Page Fifty JACK WOOD Left Guard WALTER HOYLE Left Halfback MICKEY BROWN Fullback ED GARRETT Quarterback EARL MASON Center H. T. McMANUS Right Halfback JIM GORDON Left Guard WILLIE WILLIAMS fullback HAROLD JOHNSON Right Halfback BENNY BAKER Right End BOB HANNIBAL Left Tackle WARD SHAW Right End Page Fifty-One November Homecoming . . . the excitement of seeing the old grads . . . that snazzy Thunder-bird bringing out an attractive Home- coming Queen . . . that hush of the crowd at her crowning . . . the wild enthusiasm of the fans as the Bulldogs come out ahead . . . the glory of victory . . . the B.S.U. Convention in Raleigh . . . Wingateers on the program and in the State Choir . . . oops! . . . the quarter has slipped up with those awful tests . . . Students burn that midnight oil . . . some are lucky . . . but those pathetic probation kids . . . basketball team starts to shape up . . . running that Triangle ... it gets longer with every trip . . . tours through that new building . . . anxious girls pick out their rooms . . . It can ' t be much longer now . . . Cold nights find over-loaded parlors and standing room only in the Rec. Hall ... a trip home . . . the perfect ending to another month at Wingate. Page Fifty-Three OFFICERS DREW MOORE President JOYCE HUBBARD Vice-President PHILLIP MELVIN Secretary VICKEY DAVIS Page Fifty-Four High School Students t v EUGENIA ELSA ALDAO Habana, Cuba JACK BERKUT Chapel Hill, N. C. ANNA BLACK Rock Hill, S. C. MARIE MAGDALENA de CARDENAS Stgo de Cuba, Cuba SYLVIA CRIBB Hartsville, S. C. VICKEY DAVIS Chester, S. C. EDWIN GARRETT Brevard, N. C. NAN GATHINGS Charlotte, N. C. JOSE GIL Oriento, Cuba SABRA GUNTER Charlotte, N. C. MARY HELMS Monroe, N. C. DANIA HERNDEZ Stgo de Cuba, Cuba JOYCE HUBBARD Wilmington, N. C. BRENT JOHNSON Elkin, N. C. MEREDITH KELLER Monroe, N. C. Page Fifty-Five High School Students BRUCE MASON Troy, N. C. FRANCIS McGOWAN Wilmington, N. C. HENRY TOY McMANUS, JR. Lancaster, S. C. PHILLIP MELVIN Winston-Salem, N. C. DREW MOORE Sylva, N. C. ERIC PICHS PARRA Oriente, Cuba HARRY RICHARDS Lancaster, S. C. ELEANOR ROBBINS Blowing Rock, N. C. JIMMY SPILLMAN Elizabethtown, N. C. SUE TAYLOR Lancaster, S. C. JOSEPH WILKINS Asheboro, N. C. AUBREY WILLIAMS Wingate, N. C. JAN WOOD New Orleans, La. JACK YEARTY Augusta, Ga. Fifty-Six Student Government The Student Government is the most outstanding organiza- tion of our school. Through it we are endowed with a true democratic spirit and enabled to promote closer student-faculty co-operation. There are two main departments of the Student Government, which strive to fulfill all duties and obligations successfully. Most important is the Student Council which is composed of the presi- dent of each class, the president of each dormitory on the cam- pus, and the ex-officio members which are the Dean of Men, Dean of Women, and the Academic Dean. The duty of the Stu- dent Council is to perform all acts which may be necessary and proper in the exercise of its powers as the Council of the Stu- dent body. The Student Honor Council consists of nine members. Its members are the president, vice-president, and secretary of the Student Body, three representatives from the Sophomore Class, two representatives from the Freshman Class, one representative from the High School Class. The duty of the Student Honor Council is to receive, prefer, and try all charges of violations of the constitution, laws, rules, and customs of the Student Body as provided by statute and to promote the honor code. First Row. Wade Arnette, Bob Moore, Sunel Polk. Back Row: Fred Carriker, Drew Moore, Larry Branch, Jim Long, Marjorie McKinney, Charles Yokley, Fred Hughes, John Enloe. Page Fifty-Seven BfiiBBiSi I ' Sura SkseH I i ■ i feSSSS BOB MOORE S£S5 President Student STUDENT HONOR COUNCIL First Row. Jeanette McDonald, Wade Arnette, Bob Moore, Sunel Polk, Aaron Spry. Back Row. Frank Winfree, Keith Hall, C. J. Browne, Jim Newsom. Page Fifty-Eight Government A. L. MEIBURG Academic Dean MRS. M. L. BRAUN Dean of Women ROBERT ISNER Dean of Men Page Fifty-Nin, Veterans MARIAN GARDNER The Veterans Club is made up of approximately sixty members. This club ranks as one of the largest organizations at Wingate and is the largest Veterans Club ever assembled at Wingate. Authorization for membership was obtained through active military service. The primary purpose of this organization is to keep the veteran inform- ed on matters pertaining to him and his relationship with the armed services. This organization is always represented in various functions taking place about the campus. OFFICERS BILL ALTMAN President JOHN JONES Vice-President MARGIE SPENCER Secretary First Row: Bob Parker, Jack Boyd, Bill Coble, Carl Jarrell, Roland Watterson, Wade Arnette, Buddy Polk, Johnny Wike, John Duna- gan, Davie McSwain, Charles Davis, Jerry Ard, Stuart Smith, Don Broome, Tom Usrey, Carl King, Norman Blowers. Second Row. Horace Austin, James Collins, Tommy Winslow, Leo Thacker, Johnnie Jones, Charlie Mclntyre, Fred Hughes, Charles Yokley, George Belk, Sammy Lowe, George Jordan, LaRue Smith. Third Row: Charles Greene, Ward Shaw, Wayne Wolfe, Earl Mason, Sid- ney Hanna, Sam Armstrong, Bill Funderburk, Donald Wiggins, James Long, Jack Brooks. Addison Thomas, Aubrey Williams. Fourth Row: Billy Short, Charles Harrington, Marvin Mauldin, Keith Hall, Charlie Tyson, Elwyn Carter, Robert Jewett, Charles Hinson, Johnny Shepherd, Jack Wood. Page Sixty Library Work ers Seated: Grace Underwood, Joyce Callendar, Janis Meggs. Standing: Doris Staton, Joyce McDonald; Guy Wooldridge, Jeanette Mc- Donald, Sylvia Riddle. Workers of the Kitch en Front Row. Laura Watkins, Ron- ald Cabannis, Jean Williams, Eleanor Ramsey, Betty Pope, Nor- man Keith, Elaine Hill, Barbara Tatum. Back Row. Nicky Jones, Mrs. Watkins, Frances Deese, Mrs. Belk, Henry Austin, Tommy Win- slow. Page Sixty-One v w ' ■ ' ' . ar ■ - •• ■ :: ' ■ ; - r i,; - : ■ j z ft 3 C Decembei Ushering out the football season ... a hard-working team of boys gain a much deserved rest . . . Basketball workouts . . . the pride felt by everyone that first ball game . . . seeing the tricky passing of a snappy team . . . victory for Wingate . . . the girls took that first game, too . . . was that Coach ever proud! . . . bringing home trophies . . . runner-up in the North Greenville Tournament . . . Congrats to the great team ... a team with the Best Sport . . . hoarding back a little extra cash . . . Christmas isn ' t far away . . . that special present for a certain someone . . . the atmosphere of the cafeteria en- hanced by the strains of Silent Night and the merry decora- tions . . . the chuckles of Santa Claus at the dorm party . . . the curiosity about those mysterious little angels . . . Your ' s brought all that today? . . . the inspiration of the Messiah and the enjoyment of that Christmas banquet ... a meal by candlelight ... a gift for everyone . . . uplifting entertain- ment . . . Dickens Christmas Carol . . . caroling and Let ' s go pack! . . . hating to leave but There ' s No Place Like Home for the Holidays. Page Sixty-Three MISS WINGATE MISS DELORIS STONE N. C. Jr. College Basketball Tournament Queen Foreign Students MRS. RUTH HORTON Faculty Advisor PHILIP HO President SHIRIN CHAN Vice-President MAGDALENA de CARDENAS Secretary The Foreign Students Club has as its goal the true acquaintance of foreign students with the American way of life. It also seeks to create an understanding of all countries and to encourage good international relationship. Six countries are represented in this organization. DANIA HERNANDEZ Seated: Dania Hernandez, Sui Kay Chan, Mrs. Ruth Horton, Marie Magdalen denas, Elsa de Vera Aldao. Standing: Eric P. Parks, Phillip Ho, German Oro; Tanetani, Chung Soon Kim, Kyum Kim, Kyung Sook Cho, Kyun Kim. Gl ee Wingate ' s group of choral musicians are proud to belong to an organization under the able guidance of director David B. Gillard. The Glee Club ' s tour is the highlight of the year, as they take-off a week from their studies to go on an excursion of southeastern high schools and col- leges. SOPHOMORE SEXTETTE Pianist: Betsy McMakin. Standing: Carol Bumgarner, Phyllis Stegall. Lucretia Hargette, Sunel Polk, Jessica Williams, Martha Fuller. Firs Row: Wanda Williams, Phyllis Stegall, Lucretia Hargette, Carol Bumgarner, Gwen Reaves, Betsy McMakin, Rachel Carr, Mona Davis, Hazel Lawhon, Mary Helms. Second Row: Ver- nard Littleton, Joy Wenckstern, Vera Milholen, Doris Staton, Sunel Polk, Sylvia Cribb, Joyce Callendar, Jean Funderburk, DORIS STATON Page Sixty-Six EARL WENTZ Accompanist Club Included in the Glee Club are the two Sex- tettes, and the boys ' quartet. All are featured in chapel programs, and are available for meetings, both secular and sacred, throughout this area. Earl Wentz is accompanist for the Glee Club and quartet, Vera Milholen for the freshman sextette, and Betsy McMakin for the sophomore sextette. DAVID GILLARD Director Jessica Williams, Martha Fuller, Harold Johnson, Jackie Gill. Third Row: John Stokes, Jack Knight, Earl Wentz, Don Neal, Tommy Winslow, Ronald Cabaniss, George Griffin, Bobby McManus, Pete Baker, Keith McManus, David Entzminger, Ronald Smith, Ken Adams, Kenneth Lambert, George Castanas. BOYS ' QUARTET Accompanist: Earl Wmt, c, j- Kenneth Adams, % % £? FRESHMAN SEXTETTE Phyllis Rollins, Doris Staton, Shirley Truesdale, Mona Davis, Joyce Callendar, Joy Wenckstern, Vera Milholen, accompanist. m ' ■-. January The start of a new year . . . sweating those semester grades . . . staying up ' til the wee hours . . . Man, you have to be a brain to make that dean ' s list . . . schedule difficulty . . . How many crip courses can I find? . . . basketball games . . . our boys look good . . . coach putting in subs . . . look at that two point lead . . . what a play . . . Oh, you blind refe- ree . . . the girls ' team . . . keep cool, coach . . . tear ' em up, girls . . . Miss Wingate contest ... a few boys get beat out of a dollar . . . that new Girls ' Dorm . . . time to move . . . You promised to move me . . . move out, girls . . . who ' s that new girl? . . . she ' s going steady . . . boy, does that lob- by mystify you . . . the boys have to walk a long way now . . . it ' s snowing! . . . annual staff . . . meet that deadline . . . are all the articles in . . . what a horrible picture ... a re-take of those bad pictures . . . The Cave and its great scholars . . . those boys sure have it made . . . it ' s awful cold out tonight . . . semester . . . ballgames . , . movies . . . January . . . what a blast! Page Sixty-Nine FRANCES CRIGGER Coach Girls ' Basketball Under the leadership of Miss Frances (Trigger, the girls ' basketball team developed into a well- rounded club. The girls on the team were always willing to do their best and should be commend- ed for the way in which they represented Win- gate, both at home and away. MARGARET REID— Manager Front Row: Sally Underwood, Frances Council, Peggy Ragan, Sunel Polk, Grace Underwood, Deloris Stone. Back Row: Coach Crigger, Dania Hernandez, Hazel Campbell, Janice Layne, Dovie An Nan Gathings, Joan Home, Margaret Reid, manager. Pigg. FRANCES GRACE DELORIS SALLY DOVIE ANN CONNELL UNDERWOOD STONE UNDERWOOD PIGG Forward Guard Guard Forward Guard SUNEL POLK Co-Captain Guard PEGGY RAGAN Co-Captain forward DANIA HERNANDEZ Guard Page Seventy-One Boys Basketball RECORD Pembroke 49 P. J. C. 77 Oak Ridge 76 Brevard 77 orth Greenville 73 E. M. I. 75 Louisburg 64 Pembroke 66 Chowan 70 Gardner-Webb 56 Wilmington 73 E. M. I. 75 Gardner-Webb 73 Wilmington 71 Campbell 81 Oak Ridge 77 Louisburg 96 P. J. C. 75 Campbell 79 Chowan 67 Oak Ridge 73 Louisburg 88 Campbell 63 GEORGE TUCKER Coach The basketball team at Wingate College for 1956- 1957 was one of our finest teams. The Bulldogs finished in second place in the Central Carolina Junior College Conference with a 9-5 record. Regular season honors went to E. M. I. Wingate had a 16-7 record in all games played. In the annual conference tournament in Wilmington, N. C, on February 14-16, Wingate won the consolation honors, defeating Campbell 66-63. In the first round, the Bulldogs knocked off Oak Ridge 82-73, but in the semi- final round the Bulldogs were stopped by Louisburg by a score of 88-70. Louisburg went on to defeat E. M. I. for the championship. In addition to this tournament, Wingate participated in the first annual North Greenville Invitational Tourna- ment in Greer, S. C, on December 14 and 15, 1956. The Bulldogs defeated Brevard in the first round by a score of 87-77 and finished runner-up in the tourney, losing to North Greenville by a score of 7.3-69. Wingate placed two boys on the All-Tournament Team, Jim Cooke and Stan Smith. Smith also won the best sportsmanship award. Page Seventy-Two CHARLES TICKLE Co-Captain First Row: Jim Cooke, Charles Tickle. Second Ron ' : J. D. Cribb, Don Price, Tommy Muse, Bert Braswell, Jerry Surratt, Stan Smith, Bill Simpson, Jim Newson, Ted Rape, Bob McCaskill. Third Row: Frank Winfree, Doug Pressley, Coach Tucker. JIM COOKE Co-Captain Page Seventy-Three CHARLES TICKLE — Guard JIM COOKE — forward JIM NEWSOM — Guard BOBBY McCASKILL — Guard TOM MUSE — forward DON PRICE — forward JERRY SURRATT — Center BILL HITCHCOCK — Guard STAN SMITH — Center BERT BRASWELL — Center J. D. CRIBB — Guard DOUG PRESSLEY — forward TED RAPE — forward FRANK WINFREE — forward BILL SIMPSON — Guard See. 34.6 P.L. R. U. S. Postage PAID WINGATE, K Permit N olume X x mancilie- CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS BEGIN DEC. 19 Honor Roh Vdams, Mag Jaiieu, Bcve mber, 1956 JOAN TURNER joyce Mcdonald Editor MARGARET FLOWERS Business Manager MR. EDWIN CHEEK Vacuity Advisor Per Speaks to Business • Mr. William C. House, assi sonnel manager for Lance Coi ir of Charlotte, addressed WingateJC iege business students on Novem£ A ,y- ' ■ House gave WJC ' s pote Editor, The Triangle Wingate Junior Collei Wingate, North Caro ' • Sir: sband (Jake aey Gurle; f or sendiri .ding abi lews ab We als Mews •tter. jars in sen-Nei ia hopi ™ „„ in January. We have two Adrian and Jakie III. You change of address above. ' . vs : man Blanton ( ' 50) is living iin St., Shelby, N. C. and has Harry. Hunter Combs ( ' 50) lives at 405 ei. Main St., Plymouth, N. C, where her husband Bob ( ' 50) is pastor of the First Presbyterian Churj children Pamela ney ( ' 51) is in th leaders pointers on the !Ay E;i-.rii Success . 185-S$S| Urg fcst of all t ' . jL fe ogmtl the hey have twj Ogburn D ce in Texas Jake Gv ' te an unusual tember 6th. onsored by t Charlotte, n of classi- :arols. The he auditor- feginning at s a project ttee of the lib has ren- he training iciation and efore many fanizations, Their pro- grams have been acclaimed by the public and critics. Enrollment is limited to 75 Girl Scouts between the ages of 8 and 16, There is a waiting list, a fact which attests to the quality of the program and its popu- larity. The Glee Club is under the direc- tion of Mrs. Alice Berman. Chairman of the Committee for the Mecklenburg County Council of G irl Scouts is Mrs. ean-Hargett. Rfcgjfergett is, a native of ion County. y J he group wi 7  • -wnpanied bv a num- of Charlottd  n 3 m Future Teachers of America GRACE UNDERWOOD The Wingate College Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in the spring of 1956. Future Teachers of America was established as a project of the Na- tional Education Association in 1937. This organization places primary emphasis on the qualities of dependable character and leadership. The F.T.A. seeks to provide its members with oppor- tunities for developing personal growth and professional competencies and for gaining an understanding of the his- tory, ethics and program of the organized teaching profes- sion. The chapter also seeks to provide experiences which will interest the most capable student in teaching as a ca- reer. OFFICERS GRACE UNDERWOOD President JIMMY HARRELL Vice-President BETSY McMAKIN Secretary AARON SPRY Reporter First Row: Betsy McMakin, Jessica Williams, Merle Troutman, Grace McDonald, Mona Davis, Kathy Watkins, Margaret Byrd. Third Row: Underwood. Second Row: Frances Connell, Sunel Polk, Jeanette Jimmy Harrell, Zack Black, Dave Thomas, Jimmy Newsom. Page Seventy-Six Future Business Leaders of America Seated: Mrs. Horton, Marian Gardner, Ernestine McLamb, Phyllis Stegall, Frances Connell, Deanna Robinson, Juanita Courville. Stand- ing: Maria de Cardenas Magdalena, Jean Williams, Buddy Lennon, Nancy Short, Peggy Ragan, Vivian White, Joyce Callendar, Rachel Carr, Doris Staton, Elsie Williams, Larry Hun The Future Business Leaders of America has been in existence at Wingate for two years. This club is made up entirely of commercial students, organized for the purpose of creating interest in the business world. OFFICERS LARRY HUNNICUTT President PEGGY RAGAN Vice-President PHYLLIS STEGALL Secretary MRS. HORTON, MR. MYERS Faculty Advisors VIVIAN WHITE Page Seventy-Seven gpgagg Page Seventy-Eight Feb ruory Ear muffs, top coats, scarfs . . . golly ding, it ' s still cold . . . will spring ever come? ... a five pound box of Valentine candy, did you say? . . . you must be loaded . . . she must be a doll! . . . gracious, but those W Club jackets . . . are those boys ever proud! . . . who do you think will get Most Val- uable player? . . . you ' ll see at the awards banquet . . . what a headache . . . that term paper . . . research cards ... I may as well move my bed to that library . . . the swish of the net . . . two more points for the Bulldogs . . . You say Wingate looks top-notch in the conference? . . . Miss Wingate at the Wilmington Tournament . . . those top five boys . . . check that passing . . . I ' d put them against Duke . . . B.S.U. spon- sors Dedicated Vocations Week ... Wasn ' t that social worker an effective speaker? . . . what ' s that the W.A.A. is putting on? . . . saying goodbye to basketball . . . rest at last for a great club . . . say Coach sleeps fifteen hours a day now . . . college life . . . it ' s the most! Page Seventy-Nine Women s Athletic Association OFFICERS JOANN MABREY President MARGARET REID Vice-President MARY JEAN KING Sec.-Treas. DOTTIE DOARES Representative GWEN REAVES ... Program Chairman DO VIE ANN PIGG This organization, formed this year, was started by Miss Frances Crigger. It is made up of girls that are interested in athletic activities. The club enables girls to earn Wingate College let- ters by earning a certain number of points. Points are given for participating in athletic events. The organization sponsors various activities, social and educational, on the campus. During the year, they sponsored a carnival in the gym, a square dance, and a Play-Day. The girls have W.A.A. shirts which are worn to the meetings. Meetings are held every Mon- day night. The object of the club is to create an interest in athletics for the girls. They are able to learn more about various sports. First Row: Joyce Hartman, Barbara Pittman, Carolyn High, Lyndia Tart, Ernestine McLamb, Lorna Kimrey, Janis Meggs, Dovie Pigg. Second Row: Miss Crigger, Nan Gathings, Joyce Beasley, Nancy Short, Deloris Stone, Jean Williams, Alma Jo Martin. Third Row: Doris Staton, Joan Home, Helen Grant, Vickey Davis, Anna Black, Yvonne Smith, Sylvia Cribb, Wanda Williams. « ) W. A. A. mr v BASSE mi W Club ■ JOYCE HUBBARD The first athletic club at Wingate was or- ganized by Mr. C. E. Lancaster in 1924. The W Club is an athletic organization composed of those boys who have participated in major sports at Wingate College and have received a letter. Coach George Tucker acts as the club ' s sponsor. OFFICERS JIM COOKE President AARON SPRY Secretary - JIM COOKE JOHN JONES DAVE THOMAS Page Eighty-Two JERRY SURRATT BOB MOORE CHARLES TICKLE ZACK BLACK TOM MUSE BILL ALTMAN RANNY PHILLIPS AARON SPRY JIM NEWSOM 1 AL BEAM HOOKIE HALES JIM HARRELL French Club The French Club was organized November 20, 1956, to promote interest in French. Through the bi-monthly meetings the members of the French Club learn French songs, customs, and cultural habits of France. N£ FRANCES DEESE OFFICERS RONALD SMITH President JEAN FUNDERBURK Vice-President JANIS MEGGS A. . JT. .Y . . . Secretary-Treasurer BETSY McMAKIN Representative Left to Right: Earl Wentz, Jack Boyd, Jeanette McDonald, Lucretia Hargette, Sunel Polk, Sue Taylor, Marlene Mabry, Betsy McMakin. d Ron Meggs : Herbert May Miss Cowsert. nard, Ronald Smith, Jea 1 Funderburk, Page Eigbty-Th New Students ■«9]29!b sS B V Virst Row: Jose Masiques, Paul White, Heywood Threatt, J. W. Sanderson, John Griffin, Toye Heape, Charles Drevyn. Second Row: Nancy Carroll, Ruth Kearns, Donald Crocker, Richard Johnson, Ray Mungo, Joe Smith, Kyung Sook Cho, Billie Sue Stone, Shirley Daniels, Peggy Blackburn. Third Row: George Barnes, Richard Bledsoe, Guy Walker, Jim McLauglin, Jerry Howell, Dalton Cranford, Bobby Marshall, Tom Garrick. Page Eighty-Four In the land of Carolina •«!£? Neath the skies so blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious to view. Far and wide her sons and daughters Bear the gold ahd blue, Proudly rally round her banner, Hail! Wingate! to you. Chorus: Lift the Chorus, speed it onward, Loud the praise relate, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Hail! all Hail! Wingate Page Eighty-Five • |i I,L March March winds howling . . . girls wearing straight skirts . . . boys putting their ducktails back in place . . . tappings and ex- cited new fraternity members . . baseball season is here . . . Come on, boys, get the lead out. . . . Ah, shucks, coach, an- other lap around the field? . . . those quarter exams ... no back work to catch up ... at last — spring holidays ... off to the beach . . . back to the daily grind . . . tennis and golf sea- son finally comes . . . oh, those aching muscles ... a new play is presented . . . another Jimmy Stewart is discovered . . . Del- ta Psi, Alpha Pi, Alpha Beta, and Phi Theta welcome new mem- bers . . . Who would make a good B.S.U. president? . . . How about that bench over there? It ' s warm enough. . . . school wouldn ' t be so bad if we didn ' t have classes . . . the li- brary becomes crowded with students working on their term papers . . . Oh, was that a secret? . . . Old Sol ' s beams be- gin to stretch out . . . Who did you say was in the infirmary with spring fever? . . . baseball State Champs again maybe? . . . the Easter Bunny is getting close. Hope he brings something besides eggs . . . Biology field trips . . . What? Another issue of the Triangle? ... an excursion to the Klondike . . . Who autographed the city water tank? . . . maybe spring will get here after all. Page Eighty-Seven MARGARET FLOWERS Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is a nationally recognized scholarship fra- ternity. Its membership is composed of those students who have displayed good character and maintained a 2.5 quality point average for a period of at least three quarters. The objectives of Phi Theta Kappa are to promote scholarship, to develop charac- ter, and to cultivate fellowship among the students in Wingate College. OFFICERS NEWTON HONEYCUTT President SUNEL POLK Vice-President MARGARET FLOWERS Treasurer JOYCE McDONALD Secretary Cecil Johnson, Joan Turner, Joyce McDonald, Shirin Chan, Margaret Flowers, Newton Honeycutt, Beverly Bailes, Elease Benton, Aaron Spry, Sunel Polk, Mr. Cheek, Faculty Sponsor. Pledges: Jerry Sur- ratt, Janelle Thacker. Page Eighty-Eight Alpha Pi Epsilon Seated: Vivian White, Peggy Rag; Isner, Joan Tarlton, Mrs. Horton 1 Bumgarner, Ernestine McLamb, Elsie Williams, Mrs. Linda Alpha Pi Epsilon is a national honorary fraternity in secre- tarial subjects. The purpose of this fraternity shall be to stimulate an interest in secretarial subjects and vocations, to foster and promote a high standard of attainment in scholarship, and to keep alive the high- est ideals in this field of work. To be eligible for membership, a student shall have com- pleted 13 semester hours of secretarial subjects, with grades of A and B , at least 7 of which shall be in shorthand or type- writing, shall have attained a grade point average of 2.5 in all other work taken in the college, shall be possessed of an agree- able personality, and shall have an active interest in secretarial work. Page Eighty-Nine Delta Psi Omega Delta Psi Omega was organized March 20, 1929, as an honorary dramatic fraternity for the purpose of providing an honor society for ' those doing a high standard of work in dramatics. The Wingate College cast of Delta Psi Omega was organized in April, 1942. The present cast has ten active members. MEMBERS RALPH WILLIAMS KATHY WATKINS SUNEL POLK MARGARET FLOWERS EDWIN CHEEK MEMBERS JOY WENCKSTERN FRED CARRIKER HARVEY NESBIT RICHARD WATKINS FRANCES DEESE Page Ninety Chemistry Club Seated: Billy Funderburk, Cecil Johnson, Newton Huneycutt, Joan Turner, Yoko Tanetani, Margaret Flowers, Shirin Chan, Tommy McCaskill. Second Row: Lee Ross, Joyce McDonald, Pat Littleton, Mr. Johnson, Doug Walton, Ronald Neal, Ted Godfrey, Robert Hildreth. The Chemistry Club is made up of those students who have shown a special interest in chemistry by maintaining a scholastic average of B or higher. This club is sponsored by the chemistry department under the direction of Mr. W. R. Johnson. NEWTON HUNEYCUTT President Page Ninety-One Marshals First Row: Elease Benton, Joan Turner, Margaret Flowers, Peggy McDonald, Newton Honeycutt, Cecil Johnson, Beverly Bailes, Aaron Ragan, Sunel Polk. Second Row: Shirin Chan, Jerry Surratt, Joyce Spry. neat Page Ninety-Two Moth Club OFFICERS LOREN COLLINS President DAVID McSWAIN Vice-President SHIRIN CHAN Secretary BILL FUNDERBURK Reporter SHIRIN CHAN The Mathematics Club, organized in 1956, is made up of students who are interested in mathematics and helps students gain a better appreciation of math and its uses. Meetings are held twice a month, livery student interested is welcomed to join this club. First Row. Larry Branch, Ronald Neal, Willie Williams, Loren Col- lins, Dick Elliot. Second Row. Yoko Tanetani, Shirin Chan, Andy Booth, Meredith Keller, Sam Edwards, Dave McSwain. Third Row. Bob Hannibal, Billy Funderburk, Tom McCaskil James Collins. Charles Yokley, Page Ninety-Three April v i Comes the days of April . . . raincoats, boots . . . Just Walking in the Rain . . . long afternoons spent in the dorms ... Is that a tulip in front of the dining hall? . . . Yep, she ' s had her diamond since spring holidays . . . Don ' t tramp on the young grass . . . spring fever is still in the air . . . Love is a many splendored thing . . . The howling sounds of the Bull- dogs as the State Champs take the field . . . Do you feel warm? . . . It ' s time to replace wool skirts and sweaters with sleeveless blouses and cotton skirts . . . the jukebox rings out as the crowds move from the bookstore to the outside . . . physical education classes sharing the newness of the athletic field . . . What are your plans for the summer? ... a happy Gate staff as they gaze with joy over the proof of their much loved annual . . . that lazy feeling takes over . . . spring is here to stay. Page Ninety-Five The age-old game of golf came upon the scene as an intercollegiate activity at Wingate in the spring of 1955. Good sportsmanship among rival institutions is greatly in- creased through this sport. Wingate College tennis made its first appearance dur- ing the 1955-56 term. It is an intercollegiate sport that has as its basic concept the promotion of sportsmanship and friendly relations with other institutions. JOHN FIELDER BILL WALTERS TOM WALTERS HANSARD LEWIS ennis First Row: Jim Blakeney, Aaron Spry, Bill Hester. Second Row: Lowell Hartsell, Drew Moore, Mack Ballard. Page Ninety-Seven Baseball State Champs Ws . 1955 }95m WINGATE 16 P. J. C. WINGATE 12 OAK RIDGE WINGATE 12 E. M. I. WINGATE 21 LOUISBURG WINGATE 9 CHOWAN WINGATE 15 NORWOOD 1956 RECORD WINGATE 2 PEMBROKE WINGATE 18 GARDNER-WEBB WINGATE 4 P. J. C. WINGATE 21 PEMBROKE WINGATE 19 E. M. I. WINGATE 15 GARDNER-WEBB WINGATE 11 CHOWAN 4 WINGATE 11 OAK RIDGE 4 WINGATE 14 CAMPBELL 4 WINGATE 14 LOUISBURG 11 WINGATE 7 CAMPBELL 5 WINGATE 3 RIVER BEND 1 Page Ninety-Eight For the second consecutive year the baseball team of Wingate College, under the capable leadership of Coach Jack Perry, has won the North Carolina Junior College championship. Last year ' s team finished the season with an amazing record of eighteen wins and no losses and the year before it lost only two games while winning sixteen. Sportsmanship, teamwork, co-operation and hustle were important factors in the success of the team. JACK PERRY Coach .«! i I I JOHN JONES, BOB MOORE Co-Captains TOMMY McCASKILL Manager Page Ninety-Nine RANNY PHILLIPS Catcher JOHN JONES First Baseman DAVE THOMAS Catcher BOB MOORE Third Baseman Second-Year Men JIMMY HARRELL Pitcher _-™A;V- ■■•■Uv. i. ¥ M 1 .  ■ . rf3fe: ■■: ' -:■ - - ' ■ Jrj ' - AL BEAM Pitcher CHARLES TICKLE Shortstop ZACK BLACK Second Baseman JIM NEWSOM Second Baseman BILL ALTMAN Second Baseman Page One Hundred First Row Ranny Phillips, Jim Newsom, Zack Black, Charles Tickle, Coach; Keith Williams, Al Beam Bob Moore. John Jim Harrell, Bill Airman, David Osborne. Second Row: Jack Perry, Cribb, Dave Thomas, Tommy McCaskill, manager. Jones, J. D. Top Batters: TICKLE, ALTMAN, JONES, MOORE Pitchers: BEAM, HARRELL t.A S ii Infielders: BLACK, NEWSOM Catchers: THOMAS, PHIL LIPS Gate 5 The reception of the 1957 GATE by the students will reveal the worth BEVERLY BAILES— Co-Editor Page One Hundred Two JAN WOOD Art Editor SANDY ABERNATHY Assistant feature Editor Staff 7 of the staff and reward those who worked untiringly. JIMMY HARRELL— Co-Editor BOBBY SHORT LINDA SMITH TOM WALTERS Advertising Staff CAROLINA CAMPBELL DORIS STATON MARY SMITH SARA HELMS Typists Page One Hundred Three ■■«■£■■! ■ I — SEE- 3 SU m«5 MM E-3-Si .aLj ?T Page Owe Hundred Four May The long-awaited month . . . puts the final touch on the Dia- mond Jubilee year . . . wishes that May would linger, but some- how time flies ... the 1957 GATE . . . it ' s finally back . . . wasn ' t that dedication service impressive? . . . That staff cer- tainly chose a deserving man . . . the pride of a hard-working staff . . . writer ' s cramp . . . too much of that annual signing . . . Hey, I ' ve reserved you a whole page . . . tennis winds up . . . activities take over study time . . . Will I pass? .... diploma . . . Sophomore dreams finally realized ... all lug- gage packed . . . double-checking to find those misplaced ar- ticles . . . Be sure and write . . . and swiftly the door closes on another year at Wingate . . . not just ano ther year but a special year . . . The Diamond Jubilee. One Hundred Five Sophomores OFFICERS FRED CARRIKER President JOAN TURNER Secretary BILL HESTER Vice-President FRANCES REYNOLDS Page One Hundred Six WILLIAM GORDON ALTMAN Bill Johnsonville, S. C. Baseball 1,2; Veterans Club 1,2, President 2; W Club 2. WADE CARLIE ARNETTE Veep Lake View, S.C. Student Government 2, Vice-President; B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Veterans Club 1,2; Crusaders 1,2; F.B.L.A. 1,2; Triangle Staff 2. THOMAS ATNIP Pete Asheboro, N. C. Ministerial Association 1,2, President 1; Student Government 1; B.S.U. 1,2; Bus Driver 1,2. HENRY LONG AUSTIN, JR. Honray Deland, Florida B.S.U. 1,2, Second Vice-President 2; Dramatic Production 2. HORACE GLADEN AUSTIN Horace Marshville, N. C. Transfer — King ' s Business College; Day Student; B.S.U. 1,2; Veterans Club 1,2. BEVERLY ANN BAILES B. Bailes Whiteville, N. C. Gate Staff 1,2, Co-Editor 2; B.S.U. 1,2, President 2; Student Government 1; House President 1; Y.W.A. 1,2; Volunteer Band 1,2, Sponsor 2; Office Assistant 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; May Court 2. DAVID LEE BASKIN Monk Heath Springs, S. C. F.T.A. 1,2. ALBERT CHARLES BEAM Al Dallas, N. C. Baseball 1,2; W Club ELEASE PARKER BENTON Elease Monroe, N. C. Day Student; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; B.S.U. 1. WATT McKEE BIGGERS Kee Fairview, N. C. Junior Varsity Basketball 1. CHARLES RODNEY BLACK Zack Pulaski, Virginia Baseball 1,2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; W Club 2; B.S.U. 1; F.T.A. 2. JAMES ALBERT BLAKENEY, JR. Jim Matthews, N. C. Tennis Team 1; B.S.U. 1. CHARLES LUTHER BOATWRIGHT Charles Kingstree, S. C. B.S.U. 1,2; B.T.U. 1,2, Group Captain 2; Volunteer Band 2; Math Club 2. EDWARD SIMMONS BOOTH Ed Sumter, S. C. Transfer— Georgia Military College; F.B.L.A. 1; F.T.A. 1; French Club 2. FREDRICK JACKSON BRASWELL Fred Albemarle, N. C. Crusaders 1,2; Ministerial Association 1,2. GEORGE ARTHUR BRATSOS George Pageland, S. C. Transfer— Citadel; Day Student. JACK BOYCE BROOKS Big Jack Charlotte, N. C. Transfer — Queens College; Veterans Club 2. DONALD O. BROOME Don Monroe, N. C. F.B.L.A.; Veterans Club ' . CAROL ELAINE BUMGARNER Carol Wilmington, N. C. Y.W.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2— Sophomore Sextette. JERRY M. BURKHEAD Jerry Candor, N. C. MARGARET BLANCHE BYRD Margaret Hartsville, S. C. Transfer— Anderson College; B.S.U. 2; Volunteer Band 2; Y.W.A. 2; F.T.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 2. BARNIE CAMPBELL Barnie Charlotte, N. C. Day Student; Ministerial Association 1,2. CAROLINA CAMPBELL Clinky Mullins, S. C. Glee Club 1,2; Annual Staff 2. CHARLES CAMPBELL Charlie Blaney, S. C. F.B.L.A. 1,2. FRED KETNER CARRIKER Fred Concord, N. C. Class President 2; Debate Team 1; Masque and Wig 1,2, Presi- dent 2; Delta Psi Omega 2. FRANCIS ELWYN CARTER Elwyn Wadesboro, N. C. F.T.A. 1,2; Veterans Club 1,2. SUI KAY CHAN Shirin Hong Kong, China B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Y.W.A. 1,2; Volunteer Band 1,2. JOE MONROE CHANDLER Joe Yanceyville, N. C. Biology Lab Assistant. DAVID EARL CHEWNING, JR. Earl Wadesboro, N. C. Day Student; Veterans Club 1,2. WILLIAM LARRY COLEMAN Chief Rockingham, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2; Christmas Dramatic Production 2. ' 7 ■= J LOREN MALCOLM COLLINS Tex Cassatt, S. C. B.S.U. 1; Math Club 2, President; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. FRANCES ANN CONNELL Connell Fairview, N. C. Masque and Wig 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Christmas Dramatic Pro- duction; Glee Club 1; Y.W.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2; Triangle Staff 2; B.S.U. 1,2; Volunteer Band 2. JAMES FRAZIER COOKE Jim Kannapolis, N. C. Basketball 1,2, Co-Captain 2; Most Valuable Player Award 1; W Club 1,2, President 2; Veterans Club 1,2. CHARLES N. CRANFORD Charlie New London, N. C. Ministerial Association 1,2, Vice-President 2, Most Outstand- ing Ministerial Student 1; Crusaders 1,2. SARAH FRANCES DEESE Fran Marshville, N. C. B.S.U. 2; Gate Staff 2; W.K. Club 2; Masque and Wig 2; Delta Psi Omega 2; Triangle Staff 2; French Club 2, Sponsor 2. LUCILLE ELIZABETH DEESE Lucille Stanfield, N. C. Transfer— Gardner-Webb College; Day Student. ROBERT STANLY DRYE Bobby Oakboro, N. C. F.T.A. 2; Triangle Staff 2. WILLIAM DUNLAP Bill Belmont, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2. f) BILLY EDDINS Pedro Chesterfield, S. C. F.T.A. 1,2. JAMES BENTON EDWARDS J. B. Marshville, N. C. MARGARET ANN FLOWERS Marg Wingate, N. C. Day Student; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2, Treasurer 2, Sponsor 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2, Secretary 2; Glee Club 1; B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Triangle Staff 2, Business Manager; Mar- shal; Masque and Wig Club 2. MARTHA LOU FULLER Martha Monroe, N. C. Transfer — University of Georgia; Day Student; Glee Club 1,2. WILLIAM CALVIN GADDY Calvin Wadesboro, N. C. Transfer — Brevard College; Day Student. MARIAN JULIA GARDNER Marian Kershaw, S. C. B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Y.W.A. 1,2; May Day 1,2, Maid of Honor 1, Queen 2; Veterans Club Sponsor 2; Fresh- man Class Sponsor 1. FLOYD RUFUS GREGORY, JR. Peanut Concord, N. C. B.S.U. 1. CHARLES A. GREEN Charles Monroe, N. C. F.B.L.A. 1,2; Veterans Club 1,2. CURTIS PARKS GRIFFIN Curt Marshville, N. C. Transfer— U. N. C. ELLIS WILSON GRIFFIN, JR. Wick Wingate, N. C. Dav Student; B.S.U. GEORGE BREVARD GRIFFIN, III Lover Fort Mill, S. C. B.S.U. 1,2; B.T.U. 1; Glee Club 1,2; Masque and Wig 1,2. KEITH EDWARD HALL Keith- Charleston, W. Va. Christmas Production 2; Volunteer Band 1,2. LUCRETIA LEE HARGETTE Crick Wingate, N. C. Day Student; Glee Club 1,2, Special Group 1, Sextette 1; Masque and Wig 2; French Club 2; Cheerleader 1,2, Chief 2; Miss Gate 2. JAMES ARTHUR HARRELL Lefty Pulaski, Virginia Gate Staff 1,2, Co-Editor 2; Baseball 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2, Vice- President 2; W Club 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. CHARLES WILLIAM HARRINGTON Charles Wadesboro, N. C. Day Student; Veterans Club 1,2; B.S.U. 1,2. FRED WILSON HAY Jap Kannapolis, N. C. Veterans Club 1,2. GARY BENNETT HELMS Grinder Monroe, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2. PEGGY IRENE HELMS Peggy Monroe, N. C. Day Student SARA LEE HELMS Sir Lee Waxhaw, N. C. Gate Staff 2; Office Assistant 2; B.S.U. 1,2; Y.W.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 2. WILLIAM H. HESTER Bill Florence, S. C. Class Vice-President 2; Dormitory Vice-President 2; TRIAN- GLE Staff 2; GATE Staff 2; Tennis 1,2. ROBERT HILDRETH Robert Ansonville, N. C. JESSIE ELAINE HILL Elaine Oakboro, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2; Y.W.A. 1,2; Volunteer Band 1,2; B.T.U. 1,2; W.K. Club 1,2. WILLIAM COOPER HITCHCOCK Bill Charlotte, N. C. Basketball 1,2; W Club 2. FRED HUGHES Freddy Rockingham, N. C. Football 2; Helms House President 1,2. QUINCY NEWTON HUNEYCUTT Fig Indian Trail, N. C. Phi Theta Kappa 1,2, President 2; Mathematics Award 1; Chemistry Lab Assistant 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2, President 2. LARRY LINWOOD HUNNICUTT Larry F.B.LA. 1,2, President 2; Gate Staff 2, Business Manager; Judo 1. WILLIAM J. HUNTER Bill- Lancaster, S. C. Ministerial Association 1,2; B.S.U. 1,2. ROBERT JEWETT Robert Flat Creek, S. C. CECIL JAMES JOHNSON Cec Lancaster, S. C. B.S.U.; B.T.U. 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. JOHN ALLISON JONES John Johnsonville, S. C. Veterans Club 1,2, Vice-President 2; Baseball 1,2; W Club 2. CHUNG SOON KIM Kim Seoul, Korea B.S.U. 1,2; Volunteer Band 1; Y.W.A. 1,2; French Club 2; F.B.L.A. 1. ERBY KING, JR. Erb Wilmington, N. C. Ministerial Association 1,2; Crusaders 1,2. JACK W. KNIGHT Midnight Kershaw, S. C. Glee Club 1,2. GEORGE LANIER George Charlotte, N. C. Day Student 1,2. JANICE CAROLE LAYNE Jan Dobson, N. C. B.S.U. 2; Volunteer Band 2; Y.W.A. 2; Triangle Staff 2; Masque and Wig 1,2; Basketball 2; Christmas Production 2; F.T.A. 1,2. ELBERT FRANKLIN LENNON, JR. Buddy Wilmington, N . C. F.B.L.A. 1,2. THOMAS JERRY LOMAX Tommy Monroe, N. C. Transfer — Phiffer College; Masque and Wig 2; Christmas Pro- duction 2. PAUL DEAN LOWDER Paul Thomasville, N. C. Masque and Wig; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. JAMES MALONEY Jim Shelby, N. C. Ministerial Association 1,2, President 2. MARVIN MAULDIN, JR. Marvin Mt. Gilead, N. C. Veterans Club 1,2. ROBERT BLUE McCASKILL Hugo Carthage, N. C. Basketball 1,2. JOYCE DEAN McDONALD Joyce Rockingham, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Y.W.A. 1,2, President 2; Vol- unteer Band 1,2, President 2; Marshal; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Basketball 1; Triangle Staff 2, Editor; Student Council 1. DON R. McGINNIS Pineapple Lincolnton, N. C. Football 2. MARJORIE ELLEN McKINNEY Margie Waxhaw, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Y.W.A. 1,2; Volunteer Band 1,2; B.T.U. 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Gate Staff 1; Student Government 2; Dormitory President 2. JOHN MELVIN McLAURIN Mac McColl, S. C. Transfer — Citadel. KEITH McMANUS Keith Lancaster, S. C. Glee Club 1,2. EUGENE McNAIR Gene Rockingham, N. C. Ministerial Association 1,2. DAVIE LEE McSWAIN Dave Thomasville, N. C. Veterans Club 1,2. JAMES A. MEDLIN Jim Charlotte, N. C. KENNETH ARNOLD MILLER Ken Thomasville, N. C. Ministerial Association 2. ROBERT NUNALEE MOORE Bob Wilmington, N. C. Student Government 2, President; B.S.U. 1,2, Greater Council 2; Baseball 1,2; W Club 2. THOMAS GORDON MUSE Stretch Carthage, N. C. Basketball 1,2; W Club 2. JIMMY HOWARD NEWSOM Jim Thomasville, N. C. Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2; W Club 2; Student Honor Council 2; F.T.A. 1,2; Dormitory Vice-President 2. HARVEY CLAY NESBITT Harv Waxhaw, N. C. Glee Club 1,2; Special Group 1; Delta Psi Omega 2; Masque and Wig 1,2; Masque and Wig Vice-President 2; Cheerleader 2. ROBERT CARROLL PARKER Bob Marshville, N. C. Day Student; Glee Club 1,2, Octet, Quartet; F.TA. 1,2; Veterans Club 1,2; Christmas Dramatic Production. EMIL PFISTER Emil Waxhaw, N. C. Glee Club 1,2. MRS. R. C. PHELPS Annie Ash, N. C. Assistant to Dean 1. MARVIN RANDOLPH PHILLIPS Ranny Lynchburg, S. C. Baseball 1,2; W Club 2. DAVID PLUMMER Dock Thomasville, N. C. HUBERT POINDEXTER Poin Winston-Salem, N. C. SUNEL POLK Snail Midland, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2, Sponsor 2; Y.W.A. 1,2, Vice-President 2; Student Council 2, Secretary, Student Honor Council; Glee Club 1,2; Masque and Wig 1,2, Secretary; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Delta Psi Omega 1,2, Vice-President 2; Basketball 1,2. BETTY ROSS POPE Betty Ansonville, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2; Volunteer Band 2; Y.W.A. 1,2; B.T.U. 2; W.K. Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Masque and Wig 1. JOHNNY EARL PRESSON Press Wingate, N. C. Day Student; Junior Varsity Basketball 1. DONALD HERMAN PRICE Bambie Monroe, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2; Basketball 1,2; W Club 2. WILLIAM QUEEN BUI Concord, N. C. PEGGY JOYCE RAGAN Peg Thomasville, N. C. Alpha Pi Epsilon 1,2, President 2, Sponsor 2; F.B.L.A. 1,2, Vice-President 2; W.A.A. 2; Y.WA. 1,2; Basketball 1,2, Co- Captain 2; May Court 2; Marshal 1,2. DAVID REEL Dave Mt. Holly, N. C. Glee Club 1,2. MARY FRANCES REYNOLDS Rosie Wadesboro, N. C. May Day 1,2, Maid of Honor 2; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Gate Staff 2, Feature Editor; B.S.U. 1,2, Greater Council 2. LEE ROSS Lee Ansonville, N. C. DORTHY PATTERSON SEGARS Dot Camden, S. C. EDWIN ROBERT SEGARS Ed Camden, S. C. Ministerial Association 1,2; Crusaders 1,2. JOE MAXTON SELLS Joe Monroe, N. C. Student 1,2. BILLY FRANKLIN SHORT Billy Wadesboro, N. C. Day Student; Veterans Club 1,2. BENJAMIN SIMS Benny Waxhaw, N. C. Junior Varsity Basketball 1; F.T.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1; May Day 1, Freshman Escort. SAMUEL EUGENE SIMS Spider Burlington, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2; Math Club 2. MARGIE MARIE SPENCER Margie Granite Falls, N. C. F.T.A. 1,2; Masque and Wig 1,2. AARON SPRY Toad Cooleemee, N. C. Basketball Manager 1,2; W Club 2; Triangle Staff 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Tennis Team 2; F.T.A. 1,2,- Secretary-Treas- urer; Student Government 2, Honor Council; B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Gate Staff 2, Sports Editor. PHYLLIS JEAN STEGALL Phyllis Wingate, N. C. Glee Club 1,2, Special Group 1; F.B.L.A. 1,2, Secretary-Treas- urer 2. RICHARD LEE STEWART Slick Wingate, N. C. Day Student. MARVIN DONALD STONE Duck Johnsonville, S. C. Football 2; J.V. Basketball 1. JERRY LEE SURRATT Big Jerry Denton, N. C. Basketball 1,2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Class Vice-President 1; B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 1,2; Vol- unteer Band 2; Ministerial Association 2; B.T.U. 1,2, Presi- dent 2. BARBARA JEAN TATUM Babs Miami Beach, Fla. B.S.U. 1,2, Secretary 2; Y.W.A. 1,2; Volunteer Band 1,2, Sec- retary 2; B.T.U. 1,2; Glee Club 2; W.K. Club 1,2. MARY ALINE TERRY Aline Monroe, N. C. Day Student. LEO WELLONS THACKER Leo Mt. Holly, N. C. DAVID ALLEN THOMAS Big Dave Drexel, N. C. Football 2; Baseball 1,2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Basket- ball Scorekeeper 2; W Club; F.T.A. 1,2. FLETCHER EMMITT THOMAS Fletch Asheboro, N. C. Crusaders 1,2; Ministerial Association 1,2. HASKELLE MENDENHALL THOMPSON Haskelle Charlotte, N. C. Day Student. PHILIP WAYNE TICE Philip . Monroe, N. C. F.B.L.A. 1; Day Student. CHARLES BALLARD TICKLE, JR. Bugs Pulaski, Virginia Football 2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Co-Captain 2; W Club 2. SHIRLEY ANN TINDAL Shirley Albemarle, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2; Y.W.A. 1,2; Volunteer Band 1,2; Masque and Wig 1,2; Glee Club 1,2, Sextette 2. MERLE PALMER TROUTMAN Merle Albemarle, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Volunteer Band 1,2; Y.W.A. 1; F.TA. 1,2; Glee Club 1; W.K. Club 1. JESSE TURNER Jesse Wadesboro, N. C. ' JOAN MARIE TURNER Joanie Tarboro, N. C. Basketball 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Marshal 1; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2, Secretary 1; Class Secretary 2; F.T.A. 1,2; Triangle Staff 1,2, Sponosr 2; B.S.U. 1,2; Y.W.A. 1,2, Treasurer 2. CHARLIE JAMES TYSON Charlie Waxhaw, N. C. Veterans Club 1,2. GRACE YVONNE UNDERWOOD Gracie Wingate, N. C. Day Student; B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Basketball 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2, President 2; Library Staff 1,2. SARAH LOUCINDA UNDERWOOD Sally Wingate, N. C. Day Student; B.S.U. 1,2; B.T.U. 1,2; Basketball 1,2. PAUL ALLEN WALTERS Shorty Lancaster, S. C. Marshal 1; F.B.L.A. 1,2. THOMAS MARTIN WALTERS Tom Wingate, N. C. Golf Team 1; Veterans Club 1,2. KATHERINE MAE WATKINS Kathy Kannapolis, N. C. Glee Club 1, Special Group; W.A.A. 2; F.T.A. 2; Masque and Wig 1,2, Secretary 2; Alpha Beta Gamma 2; B.S.U. 1,2; Y.W.A. 1,2. LAURA WATKINS Laura Wingate, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2, Treasurer 2; Volunteer Band 1,2, Treasurer 2; Y.W.A. 1. RICHARD BENNETT WATKINS Dickie Kannapolis, N. C. Transfer— N. C. State; Cheerleader 1,2; B.S.U. 1,2; Crusaders 1; Delta Psi Omega 1,2, President 2; Masque and Wig 1,2; Class President 1; Student Government 1. JAMES ROLAND WATTERSON Roland Waxhaw, N. C. B.S.U. 1,2, Executive Council 2; Crusader 1,2; Ministerial Association 1,2. FORREST WIGGINS Hoss Youngsville, N. C. Junior Varsity Basketball. BRUCE WILLIAMS Sonny Monroe, N. C. Day Student. JESSICA LUCILLE WILLIAMS Jessie New Salem, N. C. Glee Club 1,2, Sextette 1,2; B.S.U. 1,2; Y.W.A. 1,2; B.T.U. 2; Volunteer Band 2; F.T.A. 2. JOHN RAY WILLIAMS, JR. Johnny Albemarle, N. C. GUY CARLTON WOOLDRIDGE Guy Lynchburg, Virginia Triangle Staff 2; Gate Staff 2; Library Staff 2. CHARLES EDWARD YOKLEY Egg Thomasville, N. C. Stewart Dormitory President 2; Veterans Club 1,2; Math Club 2; Student Government 2. Page One Hundred Twenty-One Wh OS SUNEL POLK Better known as Snail . . . her friends are al- ways waiting on her . . . but on that basketball court, she ' s the fastest little guard alive . . . her favorite pas- time . . . yakking while drinking a pepsi . . . yak- king at those p.j. parties . . . making the rounds every night just before or mostly after lights out to say good night . . . that favorite expression golly ding . . . light teasing . . . why, you rascal . . . loads of fun . . . you name it . . . she ' s in it ... Y.W.A., Student Government, Masque and Wig, Glee Club, Delta Psi Omega, B.S.U., Phi Theta Kappa . . . you mean brains in addition to that contagious per- sonality . . . Right . . . that ' s Snail . . . tops . . . just tops. BEVERLY BAILES Beverly? . . . she ' s really just B. Bailes ... al- ways ready with a quick smile and a friendly What say! . . . her one desire .... to co-edit the best GATE yet . . . evidently she finds time for studies . . . wearing a Phi Theta Kappa pin ... as B.S.U. president, she is a sincere hard worker ... a Y.W.A. girl ... a member of the Volunteer Band ... a Marshal . , . the errand girl in the office . . . her hobby . . . chattering, especially in the Rec. Hall . . chattering, anywhere .... school spirit .... she ' s bubbling over ... a real Wingateer . . . that ' s B. Bailes. Page One Hundred Twenty-Two Wh o AARON SPRY Jack-of-all trades . . . that ' s our Toad .... hails from Cooleemee ... if you don ' t think it ' s a fine-type town . . . just ask him . . . the basketball team without him . . . never happen . . . Manager Spry takes care of his boys . . . and do they like it, in spite of their constant griping at him ... If this doesn ' t keep him busy, he tries W Club, Triangle Staff, Phi Theta Kappa, taking care of the sports in the annual, F.T.A., the Honor Council of the Student Government, leading songs for B.S.U. ... a speedy little tennis player . . . working always but always with a big grin. JIM HARRELL One of Coach Perry ' s boys ... a southpaw from Pulaski . . . bears his title, Lefty . . . the best bud- dy you can ask for . . . the annual staff couldn ' t do without him ... an energetic co-editor ... a top-notch cover-designer for the annual . . . still he has time for F.T.A. . . . serving as the vice-president . . . a W Club man . . . Hobbies . . . drawing . . . Lefty ' s doodlings .... basketball, running the triangle, playing tennis ... a big tease but a real friend . . . a favorite of everyone . . . his first love . . . that wonderful Pulaski. Page One Hundred Twenty-Three BILL HESTER A most conscientious worker . . . that ' s Hester ... dependable and deserving . . . proudly hails from Florence, S. C. . . . a top student ... a whiz in that math class ... an outstanding instructor on his pet subject . . . just ask those high school algebra kids . . . perhaps a journalist ... an interesting writer for the TRIANGLE . . . club editor for the GATE staff . . . class vice-president . . . rendering much service, es- pecially on that sophomore concession stand . . . speed and fancy work . . . Hester on the tennis court ... a man from Helms House ... his special dream . . . pills, patients, a nurse, that sign over the door . . .Dr. Hester ... a dream now . . . Bill will make it a reality. SUI KAY CHAN Shirin to all her American friends . . . immediately loved by all who have met her ... a sweet smile . . . always ready with something nice to say . . . never cross . . . just Shirin . . . always lovable ... an ex- cellent student ... a Phi Theta Kappa girl ... a deep desire to be a pharmacist ... a strong leader ... a member of the B.S.U. Council, the Volunteer Band, Y.W.A., and Alpha Beta Gamma ... a most gracious hostess for Mrs. Braun . . . delights in helping others . . . often seen in the Rec. Hall . . . few challenge her at that ping pong . . . Shirin, the little girl from Hong Kong who has won the hearts of all Wingate. NEWTON HONEYCUTT Brown eyes, crew cut, Fig for short . . . that ' s Newton ... a friendly personality ... dry wit and a big laugh ... a superior student . . . cannot be stumped on a trig, problem . . . one who knows his way around in that chemistry lab . . . one of those Stewart dorm, fellows ... his pet subject . . . cars . . . he could put one back together in a day ... as for fraternities, he ' s a double-header as president of Alpha Beta Gamma and Phi Theta Kappa. BOB MOORE President Moore . . . the outstanding leader of the student body . . . awake to the desires of his fellow students . . . held high in respect . . . known for his friendly disposition ... his ability to store away those ' calories . . . Better known to his friends as B. Moore . . . the ever-ready third baseman on that club of State Champs ... his favorite subject ... an attrac- tive young lady from the east coast . . . Mrs. Bob Moore . . . Student Government claims much of his time . . . still Bob is seen at meetings of the Greater Council of the B.S.U. . . . helping out the W Club . . . writing letters . . . his typical pose . . . the Rec. Hall at mail time ... a fat letter ... a pepsi ... a big grin . . . just B. Moore. JERRY SURRATT The 6 ' 8 center on the ball team ... the driver of that little maroon Chevy . . . life ' s ambition . . . Reverend Jerry Surratt . . . there ' s no doubt he ' ll make it ... a winning personality . . . that deep friendly voice . . . well-rounded character . . . proof ... his active work as B.T.U. president . . . Phi Theta Kappa member . . . B.S.U. Council . . . Minis- terial Association . . . Alpha Beta Gamma . . . not a big talker but just get him wound up on his favorite conversation topic . . . Denton, his home town. joyce Mcdonald Joyce . . . one of the busiest sophomores around . . . her jobs are many . . . her responsibility, only Joyce could carry it . . . she leads the Volunteer Band, the Y.W.A. . . . serves on the B.S.U. Council . . . Editor McDonald always puts out a top-notch TRI- ANGLE . . . does this affect her grades . . . she ' s a Phi Theta Kappa member . . . her favorite pastime . . . ping pong ... a big smile . . . lots of fun . . . ready to help any who need her . . . future plans . . . the mission field ... a medical missionary . . . she ' ll make a great one. MAY QUEEN MISS MARIAN GARDNER Page One Hundred Twenty-Six MAID OF HONOR MISS FRANCES REYNOLDS MAY COURT First Row: Deloris Stone, Sandra Abernethy. Second Row: Peggy Joyce Hubbard, Sabra Gunter, Linda Smith, Barbara Pittman, Ragan, Sunel Polk, Beverly Bailes. Third Rou-. Dania Hernandez, Vivian White. Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven ■:....; ; ' tf  J Jt Our Ad f z ' Wli w W B E St!% .. .., ifa m $M HI ' W ' l CONGRATULATIONS § to Wingate College on all its recent improvements THE STATE BANK OF WINGATE II Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VV-W ' -« « !W S UNION ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Repairs — Motor Rewinding MARSHVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 45-W TOM L. GRIFFIN, Owner F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY M. B. 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MONROE BAKERY COMPANY, INC Monroe, North Carolina W ww vs v§ $$« « « Page 0 e Hundred Thirty-Two « vs,v vv i ' Compliments of LJoung manufacturing Company Page One Hundred Thirty-Three BOWMAN ' S RESTAURANT We Doze But We Never Close AMERICAN OIL PRODUCTS Highway No. 74 East Telephone MY 4-9945 I WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations To Wingate Junior College THE BANK OF WADESBORO WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Member Federal Reserve System Member F.D.I.C. WATKINS BUILDING MATERIALS CO. I BIVENS ESSO SERVICE WINGATE, NORTH CAROLINA Lumber - Molding Building Supplies Wholesale and Retail KANNAPOLIS, N. C J. S. LILES If W. B. GORE I I I WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 1 f MARSHVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ft i ■ 1 Pjge Owe Hundred Thirty-Four Jfc W5 «W i V V VS S l THE | | MONTGOMERY- | | GREEN | | COMPANY, INC. | J Food Service Equipment Jc 1 ! $ 424 S. McDowell St. $ I : RALEIGH, N. C. | s k i $ 1 F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY W. S. 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MARSHVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA MARSHVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ►1 V V y« y Wv y V ' K i« Wy VW fA ' « Vy%« - ««s!«W«« ««« 1! ©SS©©«©©©©®®®©©!S? 5«©© GRIFFIN IMPLEMENT AND MILLING COMPANY, INC MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA Phone AT 3-2132 Congratulations to WINGATE COLLEGE and our Best Wishes for its continued growth MONROE HARDWARE COMPANY MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA ;$« $«ss« ©s s«« 8« « ©s«i « vs 4 « s I ! I CHANEY MOTOR CO. | | USED CARS 4 General Repairs WINGATE, NORTH CAROLINA The . | J. HOWARD WILLIAMS Company Gifts for all Occasions Jewelery Stationery Hallmark Greeting Cards MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Thirty-Seven Compliments of STEWART DORM Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight - « !« S« 5 VW  Compliments of MULLIS ' AMOCO SERVICE Monroe, North Carolina WOFFORD COLLEGE Founded 1854 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Four-year, fully accredited, liberal arts college for men. A.B. and B.S. degrees. Courses in preparation for business and teaching. 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PARKER, Manager | Telephone 1 MARSH VI LLE, NORTH CAROLINA WINGATE, NORTH CAROLINA MARSHVILUE MOTOR COMPANY PLYMOUTH and DESOTO Parts and Accessories Telephone 229 MARSHVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA t i f f Page One Hundred Forty-Six j£ S S Wfc$ fc$ Section of 170-acre campus, including plans for developing MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Fully Accredited liberal arts college Departments of art, business, home economics, music Supervised teaching in Raleigh schools. Progressive educorionol program promoting Christian choractei Distinguished record of student honors. Attractive location in Raleigh, the educational center of the State. Beauti ful campus of 170-acres. A $2,250,000 Expansion Progi progress. Summer Session of six weeks begins Monday, June 10, 1957. £ $i« MONROE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 205 E. Franklin St. Phone AT 3-5715 MONROE, N. C. Office Supplies — School Supplies New Royal Typewriters Rentals Sales Repairs MAINTENANCE SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. 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