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Z he Zenith

PUBLISHED BY
THE STUDENT
BODY OF THE

IGH POIN

HIGH POINT

DOROTHY LEE USHER

Editor

WILLIS GUPTON

Business Manager

COLLEGE

NORTH CAROLINA

■■■

foreword

In these years when we are surrounded by
the erimness of war and our utmost efforts must
be expended in doing our share toward winning
first the war and then a lasting peace, it is won-
derful to know that there is still a place where
youth can strive to do all that, and at the same
time play, dance, and be happy. This is our college.

A college year is a thing to be treasured in
the minds of people — young and old — so keep
this book and look at it often now while you

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are young, and in later years, when you want to
look back over your college days, take it out,
dust it off, and enjoy an hour or two of remin-
iscence

In these pages we, The Staff, hope to capture
some of the memories of your college life which
you will cherish through the years to come. We
have been informal in the arrangement of this
annual, but we are serious in the hope that it
will serve well its purpose — that of bringing to
you a pictorial record of the year.

With this purpose in mind we present to
you your own yearbook — The Zenith of 1944.

The Editor.

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d. ED miblilS

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DEDICATION

Fortunate is the community which counts as
its greatest assets — MEN !

The Senior Class of High Point College ap-
praises J. ED MILLIS and names him outstand-
ing Industrialist, Civic Leader, Loyal Churchman
and one of the First Citizens of Guilford County.

To this friend of good causes we dedicate

Zke 1944 Zenith

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THE COLLEGE

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ROBERTS HRbb

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Dr. Gideon I. Humphreys

President

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Resident Bishop Charlotte Area _ Clare Purccll, D.D

President OF High Point College Dr. G. I. Humphreys, D.D

W. A. Lambeth, C. K. Proctor, H. F. Hunsucker. C. C. Robbing, Jr., Charles W. McCrary,

J. E. Pritchard. Mrs. M. J. YVrenn.

Mrs. C. F. Finch, F. Logan Porter, J. M. Millikan. J. D. Williams, Mrs. Katie Rankin.

G. Ray Jordan, Horace S. Haworth, H. A. Millis, G. II. Kearns, J. Clyde Auman, B. K. Millo-

way, Ernest W. Teague.

Paul N. Garber, C. A. Dillon. S. \V. Taylor, N. M. Harrison, L. F. Ross.

OFFICERS

II. A.'Millis. President High Point, N. C.

F. Logan Porter, Vice President High Point, N. C.

N. M. Harrison. Sec-Treas - - .High Point, N. C.

COMMITTEES

EXECUTIVE Committee: 11 A. Millis, Chairman; F. Logan Porter, II. F. Hunsucker. G. II.

Kearns. Horace Haworth. G. I. Humphreys.

Building and Grounds: Mrs. C. F. Finch, Chairman; E. \V. Teague, B. K. Milloway, C. W.

McCrary. L. F. Ross, Mrs. Katie Rankin.

FACULTY: G. I. Humphreys, Chairman; S. W. Taylor, J. E. Pritchard, Paul N. Garber.

Honorary Degrees: J. C. Auman, Chairman; \V. A. Lambeth, C. K. Proctor, J. M. Millikan,

J. D. Williams.

Endowment: C. C. Robbins, |r.. Chairman; C. A. Dillon, G. Ray Jordan.

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Nathaniel M. Harrison, A.B., B.D., D.D.
Vice President

Louise Adams. A.B., A.M.
Asst. Prof. Mathematics

J. IIobart Allked, A.B., A.M.
Professor of Modern Languages

Helen R Bartlett. A.M., Ph.D.

Professor of History

Alda T. Berry, A.B.. MA.

Instructor Business Administration

Carrie Brittain. A.B., B.S. in L.S.

Librarian

Elizabeth fo Chapman, B.S., M A

Director Physical Education for Women

Carl G N. Cronstedt. B.M . Ed MS in Ed.
Instructor Music

Edmund 0. Cummings B.S . Ph.D.
Professor ol Chemistry

E. Barton Dulac. B.S, M.A.

Associate Professor Business Administration

Ernestine Fields. B.Mus.. B.S., M.Mrs.

Si ■-, mi i ':■ En \nki in, A 15
Instructor Physical Education and Mathematics

R. Howard Gunn, A.B.

Instructor, Business Administration

Idyl Harville
Dietitian

Benjamin H. Hill, M.S.. Ph.D.
Professor of Biology

THE F H C U li T y

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Clifford Reginald Hinshaw, A.M., Litt.D.

Professor of Education and Psychology

E. Vera Idol, A.B., A.M.

Professor of English

Ada B. Johnson, B.S., M.S., M.A.
Head of Home Economics Department

Lucile Johnston
Secretary to President

Percy E. Lindley, A.M., Litt.D.
Professor of Religious Education

A. C. Lovelace, A.B., M.Ep.
Assistant Professor of Education

Mrs. Mabel Millikan
Social Director

J. IIarley Mourane, B.S., M.S.
Professor of Chemistry and Physics

G. M. Nichols. B.Ed.
Instructor of Physics

Franklin Riker
Instructor in Voice

R. L. Weaver
Asst. Prof, of Mathematics

Alice Paige White. A.B.. A.M.
Professor of Greek and Latin

Arthur S. Withers, A.B.. M.A.
Professor of English

Nathaniel P. Yarborough, A.B.. A.M.
Professor of Modern Languages

C. Virgil Yow, A.B.
Director of Physical Education for Men

Frank L. Fernendez. B.S.

Instructor Physical Education

IHE FRCUIiTy

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CLASS OFFICERS

SEMOR

Ciiadi.es Coffey. President
Dorothy Koontz
Enola Sue Flowers
Lillian Self

JUniOR

Wanona Rash

Nancy Isenhouk, President

Damaris Taussig

SDPHOmORE

Anne Paquet, President
Marjorie Payne
Helen Pierce
Ruth Henderson

FRESHmnn

D. C. Freeman, President
Annalee Ferguson
Harry Jordan
Jack Morris

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Mildred Allen
B.S.

High Point, N. C.
W.A.A.. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President. 3;
Secretary, 4; Future Teacher's Club. 3;
Nilcanthan Literary Society, 1-2; Gam-
ma Club, 3.

Eloise Stone Cecil

A.B. Alpha Thcla Psi

High Point, N. C.
Hi-Po Staff, 3; Nikanthan Literarv
Society, 1-2; W.A.A., 2; Honor Roll,
1, 2. 3, 4; Future Teacher's Club. 3, 4;
College Marshal, 3; Day Student Coun-
cil, 2, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4;
Who's Who.

Nan Clapi»

B.S. in Business Administration
Sigma Alpha Phi

High Point, N. C.
Woman's College. U. N. C, 1; Arlc-
mesian Literarv Society, 2; Miss High
Point College, 3; I li-Po, 4.

Charles C. Coffey
A.B. Delta Alpha Kpsilon

Hewlett, Virginia
President of Senior Class. 4; Pan-Hel-
lenic Council, 4; Advertising Manager
of Hi-Po. 3; Hi-Po Staff, 1-2; Zenith
Staff. 1. 2. 3; Ministerial Association,
1,2,3, 4; Choir, 1-2; Footlighters' Club,
1-2; Thalean Literary Society, 1. 2, 3. 4.

Clyde Collins
A.B. Delta Alpha K.psilon

Troutman. N. C.
President ol Christian Student Move-
ment, 4; Religious Council, 3; Senior
representative to Student Council, 4;
Who's Who, 4; Brevard Junior College,
1, 2; Ministerial Association, 4.

Kathehine Ckankord
B.S. in Business Administration

High Point, X. C.
Alpha I heta Psi Sorority, secretary,
3-4; Future Teachers, 3-4; Footlight-
ers' Club, 1-2; Artemcsian Literarv
Society, 1-2; Hi-Po, I.

Kathhyn Cross

A.B. Alpha Theta Psi

High Point, N. C.
Hi-Po, 2, 3. 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Arlemesian
Literary Society, 2; Square Dance
Club, 2; W.A.A., 2, 3, 4; Gamma Club.
3; Future Teacher's Club, 3, 4; Re-
ligious Council, 4; Zenith, 4; Day
Student Council, 4; International Re-
lations Club, 4; Marshal, 4; Order ot
The Lighted Lamp, 4; Honor Roll,
1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHNSIE FARLOW
B.S. in Business Administration

Sophia, X. C-
Appalachian. 1, 2; W.A.A.. 3, 4.

SENIORS

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Ella Nell Fletcher
B.S.

Winterville, N. C.
E. C. T. C. 1; Nikanthan Literary
Society. 2; I. R. C, 4.

Enola Sue Flowers
B.S. Theta Phi

New Bern, N. C.
International Relations Club, 4; Ni-
kanthan Literary Society, Footlighters'
Club. I; Gamma Club, 2; Band. 1, 2;
W.A.A., 1, 2. 3, 4; Pres., 4; Hi-Po. 4;
Vice President of Senior Class; Cheer-
leader. 4; Senior Superlative; Candi-
date for May Queen.

Grace Mae Fraziek
A.B.

High Point. N. C.
The University of North Carolina,
1. 2, 3.

Raymond Freeman

Iota Tau Kappa
Winston-Salem. N. C.
Pan-Hellenic Council. 4; Senior Super-
lative; Chemical Engineers Club, 1, 2;
Honor Roll. I. 4; Football, I, 2. 3.

Lucy Hortense Futrelle
B.S. in Home Economics

Pendleton. N. C.
Alpha Theta Psi; Chowan Junior Col-
lege. I, 2; Choir, I, 2; Modern Pnscilla
Club. 4; Treasurer, 4.

Edith Mae Glidewell
A.B. Sigma Alpha Phi

Mayodan. N. C.
Artemesian Literary Society, 1, 2;
Gamma Club. 3.

Willis Gupton
B.S. in Business Administration

Hollister. N. C.
Louisburg College, 1. 2; Zenith, 3;
President of Student Government, 4;
President of Boy's Dormitory. 4; Busi-
ness Manager of Zenith, 4; Who's Who,
4; Senior Superlative; Social Com-
mittee, 4.

Nell Hartman
A.B. Sigma Alpha Phi

Advance, N. C.
Artemesian Literary Society, ], 2.

s e n I R s

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Lucii.e Garnett Hinshaw
B.S. Theta Phi

High Point, N. C.
Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; Nikanthan
I.iterarv Society. 1 ; Gamma Club, 2, 3;
Treasurer, 3; W.A.A., 1. 2. 3, 4;
Treasurer, 4; Student Government
Representative, 4; Treasurer, 4; Class
Vice President, 2; Zenith Staff, 3, 4;
Medical Club, 2, 3; Pan-I lellenic Coun-
cil Secretary, 4; I.R.C., 4; College
Marshal, 3; Who's Who; The Lighted
Lamp, 4; Future Teachers' Club, 4;
Senior Su|>erlative.

A.B.

Frances Holton
High Point. N. C.

Clarice Hoover

B.S. in Home Economics
Sigma Alpha Phi

Asheboro, X. C.
Nikanthan Literary Society. 1. 2;
Modern Priscilla. 1. 2. 3. 4; Secretary.
4; Hi-Po Staff, 1; Gamma Club, 3;
Future Teachers' Club. 4; Interna-
tional Relations Club. 4. President, 4;
Girls' Dormitory Council, 4, President.
4; Social Committee. 4; Student Gov-
ernment, 4.

SdlALLERT MYMALEE HOWARD
A.B. Sigma Alpha Phi

Winston-Salem, N. C.
A. S. T. C, 1; W.A.A.. 3; Honor Roll.
2, 3; Gamma Club, 2; Future Teachers'
Club, 2; Zenith. 3; IRC. 3.

Martha Klixabeth Howell
A.B.

Charlotte, N. C.

Norwood Lee Jones

Clayton. N C.

Fred Albert Kappelman, Jr.
Lynbrook, N. Y.

MaBLE AlLENE KtRKMAN

A.B.

Greensboro, N. C.
Nikanthan Literary Society, 1; W'.C.
U.N.C, 2; Future Teachers' Club. 3,
4; Sec. Treas., 3; Choir. 3. 4; Vice
Pres.. 4; International Relations Club.
4; Girls' Dormitory Council. 4; Re-
ligious Council, 4.

SENIORS

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Dorothy Koontz
A.B. Sigma Alpha Phi

Lexington, N. C.
W.A.A.. 2, 3; Treasurer. 3; Nikanlhan
Literary Society, 1; Future Teachers'
Club. 3; Gamma Club. 2; Class Secre-
tary, 3; I I i Roll, 3; Candidate for

May Queen.

Bonnie Lewis

B S. in Business Administration
Sigma Alpha Phi

High Point, N. C.
Arlcmesian Literary Society, I; Foot-
lig.ilcrs' Club, I;' Riding Club, 2;
Honor Roll. 2; Zenith. 2. 3; Marshal, 3;
Secretary of Student Body, 4; Pan-
Mollonic Council. 4; Senior Superlative;
Candidate for May Queen.

J. C. Long. Jr.
B.A.

Seaboard. N. C.
Ministerial Association. ."; Chaplain, 3;
Thalcan Literary Society, 3; Honor
Roll, 2. 3, 4; Secretary of Day Student
Boys, 4.

B.A.

John Thomas Maidks

Maysville, N. C.

Thalcan Literary Society, 2; Minis-
terial Association, 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll,
2; Choir. 2, 3. 4.

Mary Margaret McNeill
B.S. in Home Kconoi.ucs

Jonesboro, N. C.
Piciffer Junior College, 1. 2; Modern
Priscilla Club, 3, 4.

Helen Meredith
A.B.

Trinity, N. C.
The Lighted Lamp, 3; .Marshal, 3;
Secretary oi Rchgous Council, 3; Inter-
national Relations Club, 3; Honor Roll.
2, 3.

LlLLlE Mae Moore
B.S. in Business Administration

High Point. N. C.
W.A.A.. 1, 2. 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms, 2;
Nikanthan. 1, 2, Future Teachers, 3;
Honor Roll. 1, 2. 3, 4; The Lighted
Lamp, 4.

Kthel Norton

B.S. in Physical Education

San Antonio, Texas
W.A.A.. 1, 2. 3. 4; Tennis Team, 1, 2;
Honor Roll, 3, 4; Gamma Club, 3;
Senior Superlative; Future Teachers,
3, 4.

S E n I R s

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John Edward Perky
B.S. in Chemical Engineering
Enfield. N. C.

Margaret Nei.i. Price
A.B.

Kannapolis, N. C.
W.A.A., 4; Nikanthan Literary Society.
1. 2; Gamma Club. 3; Kuture Teachers'
Chili, 4; Ili-Po. 4; International Rela-
tions Club. 4; Zenith, 4.

Lillian Sele

A.B. Sigma Alpha Phi

Casar, N. C.
W.A.A., 1 ; Nikanthan Literary Society,
I; Gamma Club, 2; Kuture Teachers'
Club. 2. 3. 4; Honor Roll. 1, 2. 3. 4;
Class Treasurer. 4; The Lighted Lamp,
4.

Walter T. Sink, Jr.
B.S, Delta Alpha Epsilon

High Point, N. C.
Band, I ; Chemical Engineers Club,
1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer. 2.

Clifford Eugene Staley

B.S. in Chemical Engineering
High Point. N. C.

Roy Franklin Swink

Lexington, N. C.

Dorothy Lee Usher
A.B. Theta Phi

Toledo, Ohio
Footlighters' Club, 1; W.A.A., 1. 2. 3,
4; Nikanthan, 1. 2; Gamma Club. 3;
Vice President. 3; Girls' Dormitory
Council. 3. 4; Secretary. 3. President. 4;
Honor Roll, 1. 2. 3.' 4; Hi-Po. 3. 4;
Zenith. 3. 4; Editor. 4; Class Secretary.
5; Marshal. 3; I. R. C. 4; Who's Who
4; Senior Superlative.

Agnes Lois Ward
B.S. Tobaccoville. N. C.

Brevard College. 1, 2; Choir. 5, 4;
Modern Priscilla. 3. 4, Vice President.
4. President. 4; Future Teachers' Club,
4; International Relations, 4.

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Nancy Ellen Gray Watson
A.B.

Pinnacle. N. C.
Appalachian Stale Teachers College, 2;
A Capella Choir. 3; W.A.A.. 3; Future
Teachers' Club. 3; Honor Roll, 4;
Senior Superlative.

Ruth Nelson Wood

A.B. Sigma Alpha Phi

Dohson, N. C.
A.S.T.C., 1; Gamma Club. 2; Future
Teacher's Club. 2, 3; Zenith, 3; I. R.

C, 3.

Sue Woodruff
B.S. Theta Phi

Walnut Cove, N. C.
Niltanthan Literary Society. 1 ; Gamma
Club, 2; FootligWrs' Club. 1. 2;
Honor Roll, 2. 4; Ili-Po_ Staff, 2, 3;
Student Government, 2, 3; Vice Presi-
dent, 3; Junior Representative, 3;
Zenith Staff, 2; Who's Who.

Seniors not shown: Hillard Bunn Ballard, Concord, N, C. ; Joseph Kent Bostick, Raleigh, N. C;
Jessie McNeill Crutchfield. Burlington. N. C; Mildred I. Jones. High Point, N. C.J Judy Prim,
High Point, N. C; Patsy Lee Sifford, Stanley, N. C; Lula Preston Smith. High Point, N. C.

s e n I R s

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First row: John Aycock; Kclith Crouse Bailey, Advance. N. C; Elsie Sharpe Barnhill, Enfield,
N. C.j Blanche Alice Baxter, Fallston, N. C; Millie Lou Bell, High Point, N. C.

Second row: Thclma Lucille Carlberg, Roselle, N. J.; John William Carter, High Point, N. C;
Nancy Cornelia Clayton, Lexington, N. C; Eunice Clough, Riverwood, Mil.; Mary Ann Coe,
High' Point, N. C.

Third row: Virginia Lucille Cohen. Concord, N. C; Helen F. Colley, Wentworth. N. C; Billie
Ruth Frazier, High Point, N. C. ; Irna Miller Free.lman, Bayonne. N. J.; Blanche Glover,
Newsom, N. C.

junior Class

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First row: Emma Lois Hahn. Greensboro. N. C; Melton Edward Harbin, High Point, N. C;
Margaret Hancock. High Point. N. C; Virginia Mae Hudgins, Winston-Salem, N. C: Margaret
Ruth Hull, Cherry ville. N. C.

Second row: Frances Josephine Ingram. High Point. N. C; Nancy Lou Isenhour, New London.
N. C; Joseph Stephen Johnson. High Point. N. C.j Betty Deane Knox, High Point, N. C;
Marguerite E\'elyn Koonlz. Lexington, N. C.

Third row: James Leach; Agnes Catherine Minnis. Hillsboro, N. C. ; George Thomas Nostrand,
Freeporl, N. Y.; Ruby Cornelia Parlter. High Point. N. C; Don Payne. High Point. N. C.

dUniOR CLASS

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First row: John Murchison Peelc, Rich Square, N. C; Robert Carroll Porter, Skokie. III.;
Sarah Wanona Rash, Union Grove, N. C; Lena Sale, Elkin, X. C; Betty Veigh Smith, High
Point, N. C.

Second row: Hilda Margaretle Smith, Chapel Hill, N. C; Nell Arlene Steelman. Yadkinville,
N. C.J Damaris Taussig, Tuckahoe, N. Y.; Ava Neil Taylor, High Point, N. C; Dina Joyce
Taylor, High Point. N. C.

Third row: John Floyd Taylor, High Point, N. C; Joseph Marion Taylor, Jr., Statesville.
N. C; Mildred Elizabeth Wagoner. High Point, N. C; Betty Marie Welch, High P >int, N. C;
Blanche Alma While, High Point, N. C.

dUMOR CLASS

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Aldndge, Maxine

Allred, Clara Belle

Bryant, Peggy

Canady, Mary Frances

Fogle, Edith

Folger, Julia Lois

Freeland, Lula Bryan

I [arville, Cornelia Margaret

Henderson, Alma Ruth
llutchens, Sarah Elizabeth
Inscore, Nellie Gray
Jacobs, Ethel Joyce
King, Sara Gilbert

King, Betsy York
Miller, Blanche Mane
Paquet, Anne Jewel

Payne, Marjorie
Pierce, Helen Jvetta
Rose, Evelyn Florida
Rothroch, Doris
Steidley, Phyllis Anne
Sherrill, Mary Lucille
Thomas, Julia Elizabeth

SDPHOmORE GIRLS

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Ah!, Jack Edward
Allen, James Albert
Auman, James All>ert

Brown, Jolin Lester Lanier, Ilovles Glenn

Foster, Jack Eller Leach, James Moore

Jamieson, Herbert Morehouse Warlick, Raymond Aulierv
Koonce, Arnold Jackson

soPHomoRE Bays

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Avalon, Gloria Frances
Auman, Alice Ruth
Allred, Margaret
Anderson, Elizabeth
Bass, Sara Louise
Bailey, Irene Lawrence
Beatty, Barbara Ann
Brown, Carolyn Faith
Bennett, Jane Delores
Bingham, Irma Leigh
Boyles, Prue Rebecca
Bodenheimer, Nancy Joyce
Boozer, Lila Faye
Brooks, Norma Mac
Bundy, Ruby Henrietta
Burton, Beverley Mae
Cagle. Wincie Meadows
Coffin, Tharessa Lea
Coggin, Mildred
Carroll, Martha Barbara
Cress, Elsie Pearl
Davis, Joyce Gwendolyn
Dodamead, M. Eleanor
Doggett, Nancy Louise
Ellison. Betty Hill

Ferguson, Annalee Etta
Ferguson, Edna Elise
Foust, Pearl Annie
Fuller, Mary Elizabeth
Gamcwell, Mary Frances
Gardner, Mary Blair
Gibson, Geneva Aivis
Grove, Edna Harriet
Hedgecock, Mary Ann
Hartman, Nan Volger
Hoggard, Edna Marie
Hough, Barbara Elizabeth
Hemphill, Nora Frances
Joyce, Claudia Louise
Johnson, Helen Marie
Jackson, Victoria Bernice
Johnston, Carolyn Swaim
Kearns, Marjorie
Kearns, Carlene Elizal>eth
Kernodle, \'erna Lee
Kile. Dorothy Belle
Leonard, Kathryn Christine
Long, Inez Gay
Macon, Ellen Halsey
Martin, Prances Cornelia

Mickey, Patsy Ruth
Moser, Maria Antoinette
Myers, Jewel Catherine
Myers, Betty Reid
McGhee, Phyllis Winona
Olsen, J. Marie
Osborne, Pauline Matilda
Patterson, Mae Ola
Piper, Mary Sue
Price, Adelle

Ross, .Margaret Rosemary
Russell. Ruth Tucker
Sebastian, Bettye Sue
Slaydon, .Mary Madclene
Smith. Alice Rachel
Spencer, Elva Jeanne
Starkey, Ann Dudley
Thompson, Margaret Christine
Trott, .Muriel Irma
Upshaw. Florence Helena
Ward, Betty

Warren. Dorothy Evelyne
York, Bertha Jeraleen

FRESHmRII GIRLS

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FRESHmnn Boys

Auman, Harvey Clyde
Blayloi k, Niirmaii Bill\
Dawson, Irby Carson
Freeman, D. C.
Gunn, Raymond McCawley
High, Floyd Legrand
Hipps. Robert Harold
Hutchinson, Harold Eugene
Hoyle, John William
Jordan, Robert Harry
King, Graham William
Lawrence, John Louis
Lewallon, Worth McCleary
Marshall, Ralph

Morris, Terry Jackson
McPherson, Luther B.
Patterson, Richard I.ee
Shielils, Charles
Sink, Henry D.
Stoker, Lawrence Charles
Tuttle, Richard Martin
Warren. Clarence
White, John Henry
Williamson, Norvcl Faires
Willard, Forrest Ray
Williams, Joe Eugene
Wyatt. Harold Walker

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ORGRNIZHTIOnS

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Ul R E n n blBRRRy

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Student
government

|OHN PERKY

.'3

Wilms Gupton

To the Student Government go our praises (or a year's work well clone. 1 he officers and the
two representatives from each class serve as a link between the administration and the student
body, and it is through them that our social activities are arranged and our student regulations
formed.

Under the capable leadership of John Perry, who graduated in January, and Willis Gupton,
who was elected to serve as president for the second semester, dances, teas, and formal dinners
have made our social life on the campus delightful.

■I nasi Jill

Auman, Patterson. Hin-
siiaw, Lewis. Gupton.
King. Fiieebman,
Koontz, Cross. Carter

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Upper left: Inscore, Hoover, Isenhour, Koonlz, Kirkman.

Upper right: Gupton, Foster, Peele.

Bottom: Carter, D. Taylor, J. Taylor, Parker, Cross. Long.

'Dormitory Government

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Clara Belle Allied. Nan Clapp. Edith Glidewell, Nell Hartman.
Clarice Hoover. Mvmalee Howard. Ruth Hull. Nancy Isenhour*
Dorothy Koontz, Marguerite Koonlz, Bonnie Lewis, Wanona
Rash. Lillian Self, Patsy Sifford. Ruth Wood. Honorary mem-
bers: Dr. Helen Bartlett. Mrs. P. E. Lindley, Miss Vera Idol.

Sigma Alpha Phi

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Jack Foster. Seymour Franklin, D. C. Freeman. Raymond
Freeman, George Nostra ml. Bob Porter. Honorary members:
Dr. C. R. Hinshaw, 0. A. Kirkman, Dr. P. E. Lindlev. A. C.
Lovelace, C. V. Yow.

fata Zau Kappa

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Mary Ann Coc. Knola Sue Flowers. Julia Folger, Rulli Hender-
son, Garnett I linsliaw, Sarah King. Betty Deane Knox. Ann
Paquct, Marjoric Payne. Lena Sale, Doris Setzer, Louise Smith,
Damaris Taussig, Dorothy Lcc Usher. Sue Woodruff. Honorary
members: Miss Louise Adams. Miss Carrie Brittain. Mrs. N. M.
Harrison. Mrs. N. P. Yarborough, Mrs. C. V. Yow.

Zketa Phi

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Eloisc Cecil, Kathrine Cranford, Kathryn Cross, Billie Frazier,
Hortense Futrellc, Ruby Parker, Judy Pnmm, Dina Taylor.
Honorary members: Mrs. C. R. Hinshaw, Mrs. S. O. Peebles,
Mrs. Alice P. White.

Alpha Zketa Psi

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Harvey Auman. John Carter, Charles Coffey. Clyde Collins,
Willis Gupton, Mellon Harbin, Harold Ilipps, Harry Jordon.
Fred Kappelmann, James Leach, John Perry, Walter Sink, Joel
Williams. Honorary members: J. H. Allred. Olin Blickens-
dcrler, E. C. Glascow.

'Delta Alpha Spsilon

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OFFICERS

President - Clarice Hoover

Vice President Mary Ann Coe

Secretary Ruby Parker

The International Relations Club is a new organization on
campus this year. Its charter enrollment was 32 members.
Students from any class were eligible to join and l>e charter
members in the new club under the supervision of .Miss Carrie
Brittain, advisor. 1 he main purpose ol the club is to establish
favorable relations between races and nations, and to under-
stand them better. Two conferences were held during the year,
one at Statesville, and one at Greensboro. Delegates were sent
to each of them from the club, anil reports were given at club
meetings on their return.

jHternational Relations Club

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OFFICERS

]. II. Allred Permanent Chairman

(iariK'tt I linsliaw Secretary

REPRESENTATIVES

Garnet t I linshaw Thela Phi

Miss Louise Adams ThetaPhi

Bonnie Lewis Sigma Alpha Phi

Dr. Helen R. Bartlett Sigma Alpha Phi

Eloisc Cecil Alpha Theta Psi

Mrs. A. P. White Alpha Theta Psi

Raymond Freeman Iota Tau Kappa

Mr. A. C. Lovelace Iota Tau Kappa

diaries Coffey - Delta Alpha Epsilon

Mr. !. II. Allred.... Delta Alpha Epsilon

The Pan-Hellenic Council is the controlling body of the six Greek letter social clubs on the
campus. This council, winch consists ot one student member and one laculty advisor irom each
club, provides active supervision of all the local Greek letter clubs on the campus. Their work
includes the study of the constitution oi the council in order that it may meet present needs,
and the enactment and enforcement ol regulations which concern all the clubs.

Pan-Hellenic Council

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I he cry. "Do I smell something burning?" is followed by a mad scramble to the Practice House
kitchen to sec how the pie is baking. The oven door opens to reveal a delicately browned apple
pie. The girls (lour seniors this year) gather around to set the table, and prepare one of the
many meals they nave in their six weeks' stay at the large white house on College Drive. Their
routine runs smoothly, and each girl has her own duty in making the Practice House work like
a scientific and modern home.

The girls are well prepared lor penny-pinching and feather dusting with home economics
courses, and the Practice House enables them to put their studies into actual experience, thereby
benefiting by solving practical home problems. Their shining kitchen is an example ot their
efficiency; as Miss Ada Johnson, the home economics instructor, helplully repeats. "Clear as
you go!" Another real evidence of their ability is exemplified by their weekly formal dinners,
which are included in the budget.

In the morning the girls rush down the stairs to fry eggs for breakfast, then to vacuum the
living room, which is really the date room. I hey work hard all day as all good housekeepers
should, but (hey do have plenty of fun, and we suspect, plenty of good food. The girls who are
enjoying the Practice House life are Clarice Hoover, Hortcnse Futrelle, Agnes Wood, and Mar-
garet McNeill.

Miss Ada Johnson

Home Management Mouse

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future Zcackers' Club

Eloisc Cecil, President; Kathrvn Cross. Vice President; Billie Frazier, Secretary.

Ay cock. Meredith. Lindley (Dean). Cross, Hipps, Carter.

Keligious Council

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Ministerial Association

N. L. Oliver President; John Aycock, Vice President; Glenn Lanier, Secretary & Treasurer;
Joe lavlor, Chaplain.

Agnes Ward, President ; Sarah King, Vice President; Clarice Hoover, Secretary; Hortense Futrelle,
Treasurer.

Modem Priscilla Club

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Cheer Ceaders

Isenhour, Aldridge. Flowers, Koontz.

Kathrvn Cross, President; Ailene Kirkman, Vice President; Norma Brooks, Secretary.

Choir

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OFFICERS

Don Payne, President; Hilda Smith, Vice President; Betty Smith, Secretary and Treasurer;

lolin T.iylnr. I'uMiiitv CI -man.

Christian fellowship

Page 43

Meredith, Cross. Self, Rash. Hinshaw, Coe. Pakkeu, Moore

The Lighted Lamp, the only honor society on the campus,
was organized in 1935 as a joint movement of the faculty and
students to promote higher standards among the student body.
Membership in The Lighted Lamp is the most coveted honor a
student may receive. Students are nominated by the members
and elected by the faculty. Requirements for membership are
based on scholarship, character, service, and leadership. This
honor can come to a student only in his junior or senior year.
His scholastic average must drop no lower than a "B" during
the five preceding semesters, and in his courses he must have
no conditions or failures. Membership in The Lighted Lamp is
an honor few achieve, and those who maintain such standards
in character, leadership, service and scholarship deserve this
honor.

Zke lighted Camp

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Top row: Eloise Cecil, Civile Collins. Willis Gupton. Second row: Garnett llinshaw, Norwood
Jones, John Perry. Third row: Ray Swink, Dorothy Lee Usher, Sue Woodruff.
Not shown in picture: Martha Howell,

Who's Who

Page 45

Collins
Inscore

Cross
Paquet

HlN'SHAW

Price

Zhc Zenith Staff

Dorothy Lee Usher
Editor

Willis Gupton

Business Manager

Page 46

Paquet

Al.DRlDGE

Carlberg

Carter

Cross

Hipps

IsKSIlc IUK

Knox

Koontz

Usher

Hi-Po Staff

Damakis Taussig
Editor

James Auman

Business Manager

Page 47

ATHLETICS

Page 48

HRRRison Gymnnsium

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Hinshaw

Cll kPMAN

Yak bo rough

ATHLETIC COUNCIL

Dk. G. I. Humphreys

Dr. C. R. Hinsii.au-

Mr. C. V. Yow

INTRAMURAL COMMITTEE

Mr. N. P. Yauborough
Mis ; Jo Chapman

Mr. C. V. Yow

Mr. J. H. Allred

Dr. E. 0. CuMMINGS

I he most obvious function of the Athletic Council is its direct supervision
over all athletic contests. Less noticeable, but far more important, is its task
of extending the athletic program to every student by means of physical educa-
tional classes and the intramural sports. In order to promote a better intra-
mural program, the Intramural Committee was formed last year. Because of
the war and the ensuing manpower shortage many of the intercollegiate sports
ha\ - e been set aside for the duration; thus have intramurals become even more
important in the extra-curricular life of the college student. It is the Intramural
Committee that guides this phase of campus life.

HTHIiETIC flSSOCIHTIOn

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Bill. Hoyle
Manager

I he Purple and White started the year as a green group of boys, inexperienced,
but not lacking in natural ability and scrap. The season's opener saw High Point
down Sedgelield Headquarters Squadron 39-37. Taking defeat at the hands of
Catawba they next beat Guilford 39-35. The quint then ran up against experi-
enced opposition that proved too much lor them in the remaining games ol the
first semester. Among these teams was the smooth working B.T.C. No. 10 live,
one ol the best service teams in the South.

Revived by the return of Nostrand and Porter, two of last year's aces of the
hardwood, the Panthers came back to smash Catawba 32-53. Inspired by this
win, the Yowmcn deleated Appalachian twice, only to bow to the basketball
team of Guilford College 30-32. The Mountaineers then journeyed to High
Point to take more defeats at the hands of the Panthers.

Seeking revenge for defeat, playing in Harrison Gym, the Purple and White
downed Guilford 59-50. The season ended up in lour more wins for the Yowmcn;
two from Morris Field and two from Charlotte "Y".

Towering George Nostrand, six foot nine-inch pivot man, was a mainstay in
the Panthers' wins. Bob Porter and Jack Foster were starting guards backed up
by reserves, "Satchelfoot" Patterson and "Fleetfeet" Morris. Taylor, fast,
high-scoring forward racked up many points for the Panthers, while Dawson,
smooth floor man, held down the other forward position.

Coach Yow's comment on this year, "We did all right", sums up the year.

RTHbETIC RSSOGIRTIOn

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Top row: Auman. Dawson, Foster. Freeman, Hutchinson, Jamieson, Kappelmann.
Bottom row: Marshall, Morris, Nostrand, Patterson, Perry, Porter, Taylor.

INDIVIDUAL POINTS

Taylor ...221

Nostrand 196

Dawson 131

Foster. 112

Porter 91

Kappleman 60

Patterson 51

Perry 43

Morris 37

Auman 22

Hutchinson 12

Jamieson — 12

Marshall 9

Green 8

Freeman..

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Girls Uarsity
Basketball Team

Nancy Watson, Enola Sue Flowers,
Nellie Gray Inscore, Nancy Isenhour.
Ethel Norton, Nell Price. Virginia
Cohen, Dorothy Koontz, Jeralcen York,
Rachael Smith, Alary Ann Hedgecock,
Joyce Davis, Betty Deane Knox.

Girls Uarsity
Volleyball Team

Jo Ingram, Mary Sue Piper, Mary Ann
Hedgecock, Johnsie Farlow, Betty
Deane Knox, Betty Welch, Nancy
Isenhour, Virginia Cohen, Nancy Wat-
son, Ethel Norton, Mildred Allen.
Edna Hoggard, Phyllis McGhee, Ruhy
Parker, Dorothv Koontz.

Girls Uarsity
Soccer Team

Enola Sue Flowers, Nell Price, Nancy
Isenhour, Dorothy Koontz, Virginia
Cohen, Nancy Watson, Rachael Smith,
Jeraleen York, Mary Ann Hedgecock,
Joyce Davis.

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UJOmEITS ATHLETIC HSSOCIHTIOn

Enoi.a Sue Flowers - President

Nancy ISENHOUR... - Vice President

Mii.dk ed Allen Secretary

Dorothy Koontz Treasurer

Blanche While, Lillie Mae Moore, Virginia Cohen, Garnetl Hinshaw, Nancy Watson, Ethel
Norton, Kalhryn Cross, Rell.v Welch, lohnsie Earlow. Ava Neil Taylor, .Mildred Allen, Dorothy
Koontz, Ola Mae Patterson, Nellie Grey Inscore. Mary Ann lledgecocli. Betty Deane Knox.
Dina Taylor, Edna Hoggard, Enola Sue Flowers, Ruby Parker, Virginia Hudgins, Dorothy-
Lee Usher, Nancv Isenhour.

Page 5 4

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326th College Training Detachment
1st Lt. Milton Wayne, Commanding Officer

FEATURES

Page 56

COLLEGE SODH FOUNTHIR

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Miss Snola Sue blowers

SENIOR SPONSOR

Page 58

Miss ^rletie Steelman

JUNIOR SPONSOR

Page 59

Miss Mmim ^Aldridge

SOPHOMORE SPONSOR

(Miss High Point College selected by A. Varga, artist. Esquire Magazine)

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Miss ftettye Sue Sebastian

FRESHMAN SPONSOR

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mRy DRy - IS44

Enola Sue Flowers, Queen

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mDRSHRLS

Kathryn Cross
Mary Ann Coe

John Carter
Chief

Marguerite Koontz

Helen Meredith
Nancy Isenhour

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CUPID'S

COURT

( Upper Left)

BEST ALL-AROUND

Dorothy Lee Usher
Willis Gupton

i Lower Left)
MOST ATHLETIC

Ethel Norton-
Raymond Freeman

(Upper Right)

MOST INTELLECTUAL

Garnett Hinshaw
Eugene Staley

(Lower Right)

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