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1955 ZENITH
Published Annually by the
Student Body of High Point College
\ w 111 1 in, k. Editor-in-Chiej
Carolyn \j>mn». tssotiate Ediloi
Jul k\i>\. Business Managei
Martha HENSON. fssneiate Business Manage!
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DEDICATION
We, the staff, gvutefiilh dedicate the 1955 Zenith lo Mr.
Herman E. Cohle. wlio named the Zenith and served as its
first editor.
Mr. (!ohle. \iiii arc mine than a leaclier to tlie student- of
High Point College, tour -.iurcre interest in each student
permits your high ideals and your lofty traits of character
to permeate the lile <i| each. ^ on r Jailhlul service in the
liookslore is deeply appreciated, although we do not express
our sentiments openly.
For vour ser\ice to vonr Alma Mater and vour untiring
eHort-. as teacher and friend, we dedicate tin'.- annual to von.
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CONTENTS
Administration Page 9
Government Page 15
Classes Page 19
Activities Page 65
:ligion Page 79
Athletics Page 87
Features Page 101
Sororities Page 109
Fraternities Page 120
Advertisements . Page 137
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I'iiIum- taken from ili'dii ili< n - nnr lo/i Mi'inuiial Auditorium and Vlusii
Hull: Middle. Science ami Home I ■ . • 1 1 • ■ u i i . - Building: lialtom. Principal
figure* l"i tilt' deilii iilinn
Formal Dedication
of New Buildings
Formal dedication ol tin- m-u I m i It I inti-
,ii High Point College was held < Ictoher 13
in the ii"-\\ Memorial Auditorium with the
student liodj and numerous guests from
High I * • • ■ 1 1 1 and vicinit) present.
Weaver \l. Marr, resident administrator
ol the American Humanies Foundation at
Salem College, Salem, West Virginia was
ilii' speaker for the occasion. Bishop Cos-
leu J. Harrell, mI the Western North Caro-
lina Conferences ol the Methodist Church,
was co-speaker for I In- dedication.
I In' new I • 1 1 1 lil \wi~ were nlliri;ill\ pre-
sented l») Hull McPherson, chairman "I
the hoard of trustees. Al-o taking pari in
the service were Dr. .1. Cla} Madison, Dr.
(!. Excelle Kozzelle, and Mr. F. Logan
Porter, Ileverend .1. Clyde Annum, and Dr.
Dennis Cooke. President of High Point
College.
Ni-.iiiii.i \\ i'-li'\ 1 1. ill. I )i>i iiiiii.i\ Inr
Women: Memorial Auditorium and Music
Hall; .i -i ience and home economics huild-
nig: .mil maintenance huilding are the
-inn inn'- ih ii were dedicated.
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A Message from the President
High Poinl College has experienced, within the past six years, phenomenal growth and development
academically, physically, and spiritually. The College i~ the strongest il has ever been in these three areas,
and ihi- is .i> Il should he. The students and alumni oJ High Point College can !»■ justl) proud >>! theii
College, because ii is .1- good .1- anj "I the colleges ol 11- 1 v 1 ►« - and better than many. Ml <>l this has been
achieved through the fine co-operation and support "I the students, the facultv and staff, the Board ol Trus-
tees, the alumni, and the thousand** ol othei friends ol the College. All of 11- should be thankful to Untight)
(.ml ini lli~ beneficence I" and divine guidance ol the College which we love so dearly.
But we never will reach the millennium when High Point College i- .1- great and fine as il should
be. When an institution has .ill "I the funds and buildings il needs and when ii i- .1- good academical!)
and spiritual!) .1- ii should be. ii then ceases to grow and improve. Ii i- read) to close ii- doors, because
il will soon ili< - . W 1 1 ( • 1 1 High Point College ceases i" grow and to improve, it. like an\ othei form "I
life, will 'Ii''. While .ill ol us respect and revere the achievements- ol the College we love, lei us keep our
faces toward its future development.
Hoping that those 0! you who are leaving us will keep ,1 warm place in mum hearts for your College
.mil all those .1--'" iated h ith it. I am
"l ours very sincerely.
Dt wis II. I ooke. President
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Faculty and Staff
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firs/ ,,./,. /. to r.: LOUSE VDAMS. Mat he-
mull's mid lliuiuii Executive Secretary. V.B.
High Poinl College. V.M. I niversih of North
Carolina. I. II. ' M.I. RED. Dean o) Students.
V.B. I niversih "I North Carolina. M.A. I ni-
versit) of North Carolina. [CATHERINE AN-
DERSON. \iirse. Knoxville General Hospital.
\. i;. BARKER. English, B.A. High Poinl Col-
lege. M. \. I niversih "I North Carolina. HELEN
R. BARTLETT. History. V.B. Western Maryland
College. V.M. George Washington I niversit).
I'll. I). I niversit) <>f Man land.
Second row: M.l>\ T. BERRY. Business. V.B.
Winthrop College. V.M. New York [niversih.
CLARICE BOWMAN. Religion. V.B. and V.M.
link,. I niversity. M VRCELLA CARTER. Librar-
ian. V.B. Fresno State College. U.S. Peabod)
College. II. E. COBLE. Education. V.B. High
Point College. V.M. I niversih of North Car..
Una. EI GENE J. COLTR VNE. Financial Repre-
sentative. V.B. Guilford College. V.M. Columbia
I niversih. Ed.D. High Poinl College.
Third row: RICHARD COX. Music. \.li. and
VI.A. L niversity "I North Carolina. Diploma.
Consenattoire National de Musique. Paris.
France. E. 0. CI VIMINGS. Chemistry. B.S.
I niversit) "f North Carolina. Ph.D. Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology. RICHARD S.
DALE. Business. B.S. Cornell I niversit). V.M,
I niversit) of Buffalo. II VNITA l>\\ IS. Re-
ceptionist anil Switchboard Operator. S. C.
DESKINS. Social Sciences. V.B. El on < ollege.
V.M. and I'll. |i. I niversih of North Carolina.
Fourth row: JANE DeSPAIN. Dramatics ami
Speech. M. \. [niversih • >! Michigan. ERNES-
TINE FIELDS. Music. B.Mus. Vmerican Con-
senaton of Music. B.S. Ft. II. i\es State Cidlege.
M.Mus. I niversit\ of Michigan. I'll VNCES
GAYNOR. Bookkeeper. LESTER C. HART-
SELL. Mathematics and Physics. B.S. Northern
Michigan ( ollege "I I duration. \l.\. ami Pro.
Diploma and Ed.D.T.C Columbia I ni\ i-r-.it \.
BEN II. MM I.. Biology. V.B. and M.S. Texas
Christian I ni\er-it\. Ph.D. I ni\er>ih >•( Illinois,
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Instruction and Director oj Summer School.
V.B. Guilford College. \.\l. I niversit) of North
Carolina. V.M. Columbia University. Litt.D.
Western Maryland College. GEORGE HOBART.
Business Administration. \.\\. I niversit} 01
Michigan. \.M. and Ph.D. I niversit\ of North
Carolina. E. VERA IDOL. English. V.B. Greens-
boro College. U.S. reachers College "I Columbia
University. V.M. Columbia (.'niversit). JAMES
F. JONES. Business. V.B. Elon. VI.'A. Eastern
Carolina Irarlni- College. Counsellor for Men.
LLW I. LLW IS. Music. Diploma Ithaca Con-
ser\ator\ >>\ Music. Sch.Mus.B. Oberlin Con-
servatory of Music. \l. \. Ohio State I niversit).
Ed.D. Stanford I niversit) .
Second row: LOIS LIVINGSTON". Home Eco-
nomics. U.S. U.K. I niversity of Arkansas. M.A.
Peabod) College. W II. 1. 1 \M R. LOCKE. Re-
ligion and Philsophv. V.B. Weslevan I niversitv.
S.T.B. and Ph.D. Boston I niversitv. LINCOLN
LORENZ. English. V.B. and \.M. Harvard.
Ph.D. Stanford. \\ INNIE LI FFM VN. Home
Economics. U.S. ILL. and M.S.H.E. Woman s
College. CHARLES VkCANDLESS. Physics.
B.S.M.I I niversit\ "I North Carolina. North
Carolina Stat<
Institute.
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Indiana I i-ilniiilu"ical
Third row: JAMES Moll LIT. History and
Eilm ilium. I li.C Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary. V.B. and U.S. East Tennessee State
Teachers College. Ph.D. I niversit) of Oklahoma.
FRANCES VIl'LDROW. Issociate Professoi of
Modern Languages. V.B. Georgia State College
for Women. M.A. Duke I nivnsiiv. I'li.D. Duke
I iiiverVm. \II!S. MIL I'M.MKU. ' Physical Edu-
cation and Modern Dance, U.S. Ili<;li Point Col-
lege. M.A. George Peabody College. VBE
PALMER. Hislon and Physical Education. A.B.
Southwestern College. VI.A. Peabod) College.
CIA Dl. V PARKER. V.B.. M.A. I niversity of
Richmond. Ph.D.. Th.M. Southern Baptist Semi-
nar) .
Fourth row: VRTHI R PASCHAL. B.S. North-
eastern Oklahoma Slat.- College. M.S. Oklahoma
V.&M. LDN \ PASCH VL. Recreational Director.
IN \ M. PATRICK. Issistant Librarian. V.B.
High Point College. V.B. William and Man.
KENNETH \\ . PERKINS. Issistant Projesso,
o) Science. B. V. Berea College. M.S. and Ph.D.
Purdue I niversitv. BETH S. PERRY. Counsel-
It'i lot II omen.
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First row, I. to /.. MRS. IJI.\Ck\\ l.l.l. I'. |{(>l!-
INSON. Business tdministralion. \.B.. M.A.
Wharton School <>f Finance. I niversitv of Penn-
sylvania. BLACKWELL P. ROBINSON. History.
A.I!.. I'll. I). I ni\i-rsii\ of North Carolina. M.A.
Duke University. C. E. ROZZELLE. Religion.
\.l>. Duke I niversity. B.D. Emor\ I niversitv.
D.D. High Poinl College. VIONA SA1 \DERS.
Secretary to Registrar. PHILIP SMYTH. Span-
ish, B.A. University of Washington. M.A. I ni-
ver.*il\ "f Washington. I'li.D. Ini\ersil\ "I
Madrid.
Second row: REBECCA SNIDER. Secretan lo
Bursar. Rl Til STKKI.M \Y Education. \.\'<.
Lenoir-Rhvne College. V.M. Duke University
<.l!\l>'t WHICKER. Field Representative. VI'..
High Poinl College. MRS. C. L \\ HITAKER.
Matron oj Woman's Hall. \I.ICK PAIGE
WHITE. English. \.B. Boston L'niversit). KM.
Teachers College "I Columbia I niversitv.
Third row: Mil Ml R \\ II. 1. 1 \MS. Bursar. B.S.
High Poinl College. \. S. \\ ITHERS. English.
\.U. Emon and Henrv. KM. Vanderbill I ni-
versit>. \.' P. YARBOROUGH. Registrar. \.\\.
Wofford College. KM. l'niversit) of South
Carolina. MYRTLE I'M NG. Supervisee VIR-
GIL YOW. Head Basketball Coach and Physical
Education. B.S. High Poinl College. M.S. I ni-
\ersit\ <>f North Carolina.
High Point College
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M-"-' 'f "v!;''nu, ll,m'll K '"- I 'T n"" 1 ' 1 ?- ,*■ ? h "; ?■ "• Jusl Tl -"""- '"■ S « afl Meeting. II. You Theenk
o li;.|n,„l m ' " " i I"' " v eaH ,»« Graduate Thees Year No? 1 2. Fcl walk a Thousand
O.Mfinan<l«slli«|pawa>. ,. Campus Cat*. U. \«,u Name Miles For One of These! 13. Jusl Frances!
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1 I w id \i:i K\ \ I'll v . President
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Miiilrni (lovernment activities this sear .11 lli^li Point
College have reached an uti| lenled high mark in the
level "f campus activities. This past year especially. il"'
~i ii- li-iii body has I' in'' more aware "I student govern-
ment, due both i" ii- activities and ii> importance.
High Poinl • nllege students believe in self govern-
ment, democracy, and the principles <>f self honor. Foi
ihi> reason, student government is effective in campus
life. This year, the Student Governmenl \ssoeiation.
under the leadership "f ii- well liked and efficient presi-
dent. David \bcrnalhv. has sel new goals fm future
years. .1- well .1- making .1 few records (>>i itself in the
> . .1 1 "s a< 1 i\ iii'--.
Tin- most imjtorlatil goal achieved was the establish-
ment "l .1 new 1 • ■ 1 in "• government II"' present one-
council set-up was changed i" .1 three department form
of government, executive, legislative, and judiciary.
I ndt'i I In leadership "! David \bernathy. .1 student
nitlee drew up .1 proposed constitution and sub-
mitted ii i" the student l»"l\ fin ratification: ii was
bcarlilv accepted by .1 vote "I K45-6. rhe new govern-
ment replaced iln- Student Council which had been in
opcral -in' 1 [ 03-1, Of the change in government. Dr.
|>. i.« II. 1 uoke. president "( the college stated, "It is
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the most progressive change I have seen within the stu-
dent body since I have been president of ilii- institution.
I was certainl} glad i" see ii go into operation.
The biggest dance of the college Mar was held \pril
:?7. when the Student Governmenl \ssoeiation sponsored
a concert and dance Featuring the hand of Ralph Mar-
terie. The evenl was an overwhelming success, enjoyed
l>\ the student body as well as by the people "f il»' city
i>f llijili Point. Tin- was the first time in the history
"f the College that a "bis name" band had been obtained
l"i an all-college -"i jal function.
viiione othei activities were assembly programs held
by the SGA se\ eral times throughout tin- year, sponsoring
a successful freshman orientation program, holding open
house after home basketball games, conducting a fund-
raising campaign l"i a new gymnasium, sending six
delegates i" the state-wide Student Legislative \ssembly
in Raleigh. V I... and countless other things that arc
almost inestimable.
David \l"'inaih\ ami ibi- vears council are i" be
com nded. not only for the work they did ilii- veai
bul also l"i the plan-, thought and sideration they
gave i" the present enrollnnni a- well a- i<> iln- mam
students 1 me to lli)jli Poinl College in the future.
Student Government Counci
Left in rifihl: Dill) Stutls. Dick Sale*. Brrl Wisilinuik. \l.m l.'nili Sinihn. Buh Slppp. Vice-
President; |)«w'cl Wirrnalln. President. Pal Vlurlin. feeietar\-Treii\uier: Joliiiin Maim. Ko\
Dawkins. Sue l»arv. David Krancis. Sid I'roc'oi
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Council
Left i" riehl I 1 th) Thompson. Vice-President. Sw Bull, Freshman Re/iresentatin ' am
Km \rlkins Head Proctor; I'al Martin. President: Barbara (>(iiiie. 'ieerelnry; ~\l\i.i Fo*
/ rca.surer.
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President: Ham Lone. Secretary: I * • » t • I la mips. //.<;</ Proctor.
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Left to rip.ht : Bilh Stults President: Juclj William*. Treasurer: lane Bundv.
Secretary: Ruin llallman. Vice-President,
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Ih'iI M.ii mi. Treasurer: < \\ Faulkner. President i John S\kes. Stuilenl Government Representative'. Babs Hunt-
lej . Secretins: \ I n ■ | •! i v OsIhuw. ' ice-rresiitent.
I pon our arrival the Linfanuliarih and con- started classes with feai and trembling. Now,
fusion nl new n.imr- and fares perplexed lis. The after our lir-i year, our uncertaintj 1 1 < » -— been re-
first week w.i- mtv exciting ,i- we mel new room- placed li\ confidence under 1 1 » « - guidance "I pro-
in. id-, look tests, won- In-- Inn. in beanies, and fessors and iippcrclassmen.
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Top row. left lo right: \n-i Bahaddin Vdelgari.
Bobb) York Ubright. Josepli Rankin Hired. Jr.. J. .an
Vnderson. Paul Dean Vtwell. Amanda Sue Vuman.
Mania \nnc Bailey.
Second row: Jack Price Barrier. Tob\ Lane Barrier.
Franklin Douglas Bartlett. Walter Clyde Beck. Curtis
Beeson. Juan Bennett. John Kemp Bennett
Third ion: William Bishop. Kenneth Raj Black.
Peter George Bougades. \\ illiam Gra) Brewer. Jr.. Stanle\
Cla) Broadway. S\dne> Vdelia Brock. Lawrence Eugene
Brown.
Fourth row: Doris Rose Brvan. James Buck. Law-
rence Barretl Burwell. Xanc> Sue Bull, .lame- William
Callahan. Claude I > ■ 1 1 \ Campbell. I lorace Samuel Cannon.
Filth row: lames F. Cannon. Johnn) rhoma* Can-
non. Roberl Smith Carrigan. \niia Jam- Carter. Julm
Herman Cass. Jr.. Ollie Vlickej Reed Caudle. Jr.. Elsie
Marie Cavanaugh.
Sixth ran: narle) Vrrhie Chester. Ernesl \\ allei
Chilton. Roberl Winfred Clinard. Micke\ VIc( oj i nlhert.
Frank William Collin?-. Main Lee ' ra\en. loan EHie
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7'ri/i /iK(. /<■// id right: !\'anc\ Gail Crews, Phillip
Wiiiiii' Crockett. Laurence Stewart Currie. Harry Spencer
[)a\is. Beverh Vnn Deal. Robert Boyd Dixon. Jackson
D. Dobbins.
Second row: Bernia Fa\ Dot\. Naomi llnili Drum.
I!ipIiIi\ Ray Dunbar. Regina Dare Dunn. X • I « • 1 1 » 1 ■ J.
Dziezxc. Jr.. Carolyn Jean Eagle. Frazier VIcLean Ed-
u.llil-. II.
Third row: June Faye Elder. Carol Vnn Ellerbe.
Elaine Fain. Clyde Wheeler Faulkner. Jr.. Richard Jerry
Faulkner. 1 .• - 1 ! • • \ Duke Fleming. Vubrey Ralph Flynt.
Fourth ion: George I'liilip Filler, \nila Jeanene
Fowler. Clarence Colbert Freeman. \Ya\nona Sue Fresh-
water. Ronald Owen Fulp, Margaret \nne Funderburk.
\l\a linger Furr.
Fifth row: Brice Earl Gardner. Clayton Hani- Gard-
ner. William Raymond Gardner. Rossie Garnet Gardner.
Julia \niia Garner. Gabb\ Williamson Garrett. Uberl
lioue (ia-kill.
Sixth urn: Robert l.ee (lading. Julia \mi Glass.
Helen Faye Gobble. Harold Gilmer Gray. Susie \nn
Gray Lane Emery Greene. Carol Julee Groth.
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Cum, i. Randall Guyer. Bobbj Hall. Robert Hall. Pau
Hamuli's. Barbara Harris.
Second row: Barbara Harper. Belt) Jo Harrington
June Hani-. Louise Hani-. Thad Hartley. Carol) n '
Hastings. Patricia Louise Hauser.
Third row: Pegg^ Ha\ worth. Bets) Hedgecoc-k. Bai
bara Hedrick. Claudia Hemd..i.. I'..t*x II..U-. H"»an
Holbrook. Jackie Holden.
Fourth row. Louise Holmes. Pats) Jane Hunk-. Joe
Home). Charles Hulill. |)a\'nl lirwr Hunt. I!al>« lliiutli-v.
George Ivev.
/■///// inn: \\ ill. in Jackson. Frank \. J'H<r-. V-llir
Mac Jones. Roberl Jones. Shirle) Jones. Pal Jordan.
VIehin Julian.
Sixth row: Norma Jane Kearns. Pegg\ O'Neil Keel-
ing. Carl Kenneth. I esse Kenned\. Vnne Kerr. Marianne
Kimbro. \\ illi.iin 1 1. Kisei
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7*oij roii - . /'■" /" right: Bill) Konkle. Jesse Lacke\.
Jiniiiiv Lain. Joetta Lanier. 1 1 « • x Lanning. Roberl Laslej.
(air. ill l.rmiaril.
Secant/ row: Co) Briggs Leonard. Lawrence Lewal-
len. Jack Lewis. Jane l.inville. Luke Livingston. Jiminv
Loflin. Nell Long.
Third row: Roberl Eugene Long. Bettv \nn Lord.
MaiiUn Lowdennilk. Ronald Lucas. I" Ellen Lutz. Mar-
zuerita Lwich. l!oldi\ Shaw L\ndon.
Fourth ion : Hugh Morris VIcKnight. Thomas C.
McLean. Roberl McNeill. Fred k. Macon. N. Coke
Marion. David Martin. Eildii- Marlin.
f'ijlli ran: I.. I). Marlin. Vernon Marlin. Rebecca
Matthews. Shirle\ Miller. Uexander Mellnik. Pat Mize.
C\nthia Moblev.
Sixth row: Charles Raeford \l i. Donald Moon.
Il>-iir) Walton Moore. Doris Morgan. Edmond B. Morris.
Xanc) Morris. Pegg) Morris.
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/ii/) yo;/. /<■// /o right: Pat Moser. Paul Moss. Mable
Mullican. David I.. Myers, Pats> Myers. Bill) Nance.
Hudson Nance.
Second row: William Newkirk. Shirle) Nifong. Elsie
Oakl.v. Mm |>h> Osborne, Sylvia Overby. June Carole
Overny, Norwood Parker.
Third row: S. J. Parker. Edward Milton Parsley.
Murra) Kenneth Paxton. Barbara Payne. Vrnold Pender.
W. S. 'lVnn.-M.-ll. I!..l..-rl I'.i.lu.-.
Fourth ran: Fred Peters. J. L. Peterson. Robert
Pharr. Hazel Starretl Phillips. Omer Nicholas Pope.
Louise Pugh. Helen Rakestraw.
Fifth row: Ruth Re\nolds. I!. C. Richter. Gene Rid-
dle. Ruthie Ridge. John Rierson. Barbara Riple\. Chris-
tine \. Robinson.
Sixth row: Mark Rose Jr.. I ;.-! — •. Rouse. Gerald
Rowe. \ancj \ nn Ro\al. Sarah Jean Rufl\. Ruth Saba-
iini. Pats\ Jean Sammons.
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/'.i/i ro«'. /'■/' /" right: Linda \im Sechrest. \rthur
lci>\ili Sereque. Jr.. Harriet N, Shellon. James Gra\
Shellon. Roger \ l\ in Shellon. I lioma- William Shellon.
Pals\ \nii Sherrill.
Second row: Randall Thomas Shuler. Bets> Single-
laix. Pin His Singleton. Vlfred Thomas Sink. James \.
Sink. I!cii\ I.. Sloan. James E. Smith.
Third ron : Jewell Smith. Robert II. Smith. Jr.. Ro\ce
E. Smith. William Smith. Sarah Stall. ml. Vlariam Stal-
lings. Jimnn Starnes.
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Fourth row: Paul Starnes. Raxenelle Stepp. William
I.. Stewart, Jr.. Emih Lou Stone. Rhonda Strange, Pegg)
Strawn. l»ol>|>\ Cl\de Suggs.
Fifth row: James II. Sumner. David Dale Swaringen.
John II. Sykes. Bett) Rose Templeton. Giles Oldam Ter-
rell. Jane Tliornliill. Jo-i'pli P. Thornton.
Sixth run: l.arr\ Wa\ ne Toler. Donald Eugene
IoIIimi. Belt) Ross Tomberlin. Hill Tre\orrov\. Hans
Tucker. Juliana Tueker. William I Tyson.
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Top inn. \e\t to right: .hum'- Carnes I tley. Mill
\ andri lord. I >< >1 >l > i<- \ andei lord. Norman Wa\ne Veach.
Lam Bolton Waitman. Sarah Jam- Wall. James Kenneth
Ward.
Third row: I!.i\ Whicker. Sandra Wilcox. Itoherl \.
Wilder. Lawrence I Wilkes. Lam I). Wilkinson. Jauel
Lee William-. Helen Paige Williamson.
Srr, in,/ ion : J . >l in 1 1 \ Waul. Judilli Waul. Waltei Lee
Ward. Braxton I. Warner. Herberl Glenn Warner. Waltei
Eugene Watkins. Bobb> W Westmoreland.
Fourth row: Barbara E. Wilson. James Richard
Wilson. Frances I.. wil*on. Nairn Wilsi>n. Daniel Vance
Wood. Donald Clifton Workman. Lannir Marie Wright.
Fifth rote: Pegg\ Sue Wright. Henn J. Vork. Jr..
Richard Lee ioik.
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Sophomore Class Officers
/.<■// in nuhi : Frank Daniels. Treasurer; llulu Hulliniiti. Secretary: lolimn M. President i VIar\ liuili Smiley.
Student ( •■" •■' amenl Hipi esentotii i- . I.Mir-i II. ill / ire-President,
Vfier pa — iug through ,i diluVull period "l ma k- rr,nk to go uu to higher conquests. Maj each
inu adjustments lo strangf surroundings and silua- victor) find us more st rough Fortified than the last,
linns, vve have reached our sophomore year more evei read) in go on to thai distant goal — Seniors,
huinlile. • 1 1 • I we hope. .1 1 1 1 1 1 » - wiser. Now we are Nexl veal juniors, then we are there.
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Larrj ilbertsnn. Don D. Andrews. Curlis Vntis. Stanley
Baker. Jr.. Ernie Ball. Christine Barber.
Second row: Beth Jean Barker. Bobbie Barrett.
Hallie Marie Bethune. William Franklin Blair. J. C,
Bledsoe. Sylvia Vnne Bobu. Wayne J. Brewer.
Third row: I > ■ 1 1 v Edwin Brown. Coj Lee Brown.
William Clarence Buchanan, Cecile '■■ Billiard. Jane
HiiniU. Mien I'.iini.-. (IkiiI.- ( in*.
Fourth rou ■ Shirlc\ Vim Caudill. Vasso < avas,
I vel\n Chapman. I!"l"-n \l i linarrl, |>» \\ i umjilun,
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huh row, Dmi ' i .1 1 1 1 ■ ■ i • I . Klnul Tl i- ( i.n.h
Harold Crump. Sid Culpepper, lim Cunimings Prank
H.nurl-. Rngei Da\ is
Sixth row: Bronna |)ealon. Robert Dorkert. Mr«
\nnii 1 » • ■ -.ii- Car) Dorset!. Stanlex Duke. Robert W
Duncan. Helen l!.n' Dunn.
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Everett. Wilburn K. Everhart. George Watson Ferguson.
Secoml row: \l Finle\. Ga>le Ford. Robert Foster.
S\ l\ ia Fox. Beth Fraizer. CaroKn I - razier. (>arland S.
( iammon.
Third row: <lii« Gardner. Angie Gaskins. Barbara
Going. William (". Gordon. IlilK Gra\. Norma Lee Grav-
Mill. J II I II - I'. I.II'I'IIC.
Fourth urn: l.ans Kenneth Grissell. Jim i'.. Hall.
iub\ llallman. Paul I!. Hampton. Lynwood Mton Harris.
Sett\ C. Harrison. Robert l!a\ Harrison.
Fijlli row: El-.ii- li. Nasty . Crxslal Hawkins. Warren
I. Hawks. Fred Herbert. Jar -k i«- lloour. I)a\i<l llnl.l.arrl.
Jobbie Haze Hunsucker.
Sixth ion : I'alM Jo llnnlci. Crlmr I lull h ins. Libbj
ran Hutehins. \'ani\ Inuram. Camilla 1 sli\ . Rosa Louise
arrett. W. \. Jarrett.
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Johnson. Jack Johnson. James \. Joyce. I'lnlif V. Ken-
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Seronrl row: Jan kirkman. Bowl ('.. ki-llei. Clifton
Koontz. Max Lanning. Pal Lassiter. Carlton Leonard.
Pegg) Leonard.
Thin/ row: Vonc\ le l.inlliicmn. Bets\ l.i|>|>ard. 1'iank
Kerlee Litrell. Jr.. Pans) Liveng I. N'ancj lane Lucas.
Shirlei Ann Lvtle. Tomm> MrMahon.
Fourth row: John L. Mann. \\el>.|ei Marlowe. Elmo
I). Marsh. Bobbi Martin. Herbert Maslcn. Bobbie Ma\.
Jesse B. Mercer.
Fifth row: Bobbie Mickex. Nanc\ Miller. Jean Mor-
gan. Barbara Vnne Morrison. Rodney I. Morrison. Shelh\
Vjosle\. Bett\ Jan.- Mullinix.
Sixth row: LTreaheth Mullins. ( li.nl,- II. Mwr*. I,
Martin \eustadt. Jim Newman. Carl Bowl Nigh. |o I
Curtis Nin Richard Ccrald Nixon.
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Parker. Tom Payne. Jr.. Robert Gerald Pegram. Gerald
Phelps. Robert Eugene Phillips. Gaynelle Pennell.
Second run: Fred \. Perdue. John Perry. J. V.
IVii\ juliii. ('. li. Piiindi'xiiT. John Powell. Jackie Pugh.
Sarah Pugh.
Iliinl row: Freda \nn Redding. Man \nn Rhyne.
Patricia Ritchie. Cl\de Ridgill. Gladys Robertson. Bar-
bara \mi Scott. Julius Weslet Scott.
Fourth run: \ l\ iii Linton Scawell. Juilv Seward,
Thelma Seward. Grad\ llasscll Sholion. Jr.. Hazel Shore
Marx Ruth Smiley. Mice Smith.
Hjih row: Donna Smith. K\le Smith. (irorpr Man-
rice Smith. Rufus Smithson. G. W. Sowers, Harold
Staples. Jern \\ . Sin-on.
Sixth ran: l.arrx Slranjic. IlilK I). Stutts, Cecile
rhomas. Jr.. Frank Thomas. Jinum Vartu-r. F. J. Wag-
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Top row, /c// /</ right: Mmi Warren, [ru Douglas
Warren. Man Jane Waters. Mas Carlton Wea\il. Charles
Whieharcl, Charles Lawrence While. Vlargurel \im \\ hiii
Scrtinil t'tnr: ,|nliiin\ \\ilr\. I iii I v \\ illi.im-. Doris
\\ 1 1 1 1 .■ 1 1 ■-■ >i ■ Paul Wilson. K < 1 1 1 1. • 1 1 1 I '.tul Workman. Vei
m .11 I \\ i i»hl. ' '.h laud ^ iiung.
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Junior Class Officers
Left hi ripltl : \\>'\ Daivkins. Student Government Representative'. Bevprh
Secretary: Dick Sale. I ice-l* resident; Buck Williford, President
rleavner. Treasurer; I'liil Mowerv.
Three year* logethei . . - liaiiffers added t" our liours . . . the Junior-Senior Prom . . . campaigns
in i id I m-i . . . memories oj helping in orientation and elections . . . realization of next year's re-
week . - . F'iglisli |i!.i< eioenl tests . . . sorority and »ponsil>ilities . . . looking forward i<< oui last year
fraternitx parlies . . . our "gals wearing \\<-\\ together . . . seniors . . . rings, caps and gowns . . .
fraternity | > i v ■ — . . . changing majors ami cheeking graduation.
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First row. left to right : R\\\ Andrews, lames 77»/>rf row: N'athan II. Byrd. Sarah Col-
Andrews. Wilma I^ce Baldwin. Karl Barber. Jack Irane. Mai \ Coleeri Cook. Elon <'""k. Shirle\
Beck. I aye ' o^er.
Second row: Vrthur Blark. William Bost. Fourth row: l'ai-\ Cranford. Kathnn I«ee
(lilo- Bowman Vnn Brad v. Elizabeth Broome. Craven. Fred Gordon Culler. Fo\ Culp. Linv\ I
K. Daniels.
Huh row: Robert Darden. Jr.. K"\ Daw-
kins. Bernice Imogene Dixon. Wallace Dr\den.
John East.
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low. Dennis I.. Farlow. Florence B. Fisliel. Sarah llari-'-ll. I.nn llclli- llawies. Beverh Heavner.
E. Iml'i-. .1 ■ ■— < -| ■ 1 1 Forcum. Jr. (.rue Edwin Honeycutt.
Second row: Robert Frazier. Ph\llis Rae Fourth row: Camille Jones. Franklin I'.
Gantt. Louise Farlow Gauldin. Priscilla Gingrich. Jones. \lfredo Jorge Julian. Jack V. Kearns.
Connie Grant. [em Ray Kennerh.
Fifth row: Mar) Lou Lanier. Evel\n Led-
I. Mil. Joseph Lee. Robert E. Lee. J. Lee Lemons.
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First row, left i" right: Patricia Lineberger. Third nut: Madu'i- ('laudia Miller. Da\id
Jack \l>(':islin. I). I'raiik M< < !u 1 1< >< li . Lin raiiif Moore. Elaine Moore. Phillip Van Mower\.
McCuriy. Warren Raj McDougle. Elizabeth Murra>.
Second row: I»>Up\ Gene Manning. Jean Fourth row: John Leon Newton. James
Man. Shirle) Melkum. jo \nn Meredith. Man Northington. Steven Joseph OW'eil. Jr.. Man
Vlice Milbur'v. Katherine Page. Fa\e \gne.« Peedin.
Fifth row: Joan Pendergrass. Merrill '•.
Perkins. John Buford Pelt\. Louann Ra\ Prince.
Marthelaine Reavis.
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Firs/ row. /<■// fo right: Robert Lawrence Third row: Helena Smilli. S|»ih it Richard
Ross. John M. Iluli\. kaj Isabel Russell. Bennie Smith, \ancj Stedman. John Lee Stewart. Man
Saintsing. v. Dick Sale. Jr. McNeil Stuart.
Second row: Bett\ Christine Sawyer. Bohb\ Fourth ion .■ Iiawnmid (llilimi Simmies.
Franklin Scott. Nancy Watson Shellon. I sa belle Robert Hardx IVu. Carol II |.-i.n. Ili.miliv
Skidmore. Raymond Skidmore. li ipson. Ellen Torrence.
Fifth row: Barbara Vnn Turner. Beth \nn
IN singer. Thomas I. I nderwood. William L.
I ridei " ood. I>"l'li\ Jen- \ alentine.
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Top row, left to right: Virginia \nn Walker. Second row: Donald <.. While, Ilnmia-
kiiolon Wall. Viekie Dean Washburn. Mieke\ HaroKI While. William liawon While. Joe W.
Franklin Washam. Vlargarel Ellen Westmore- Widenhouse. Jr.. James Donald Williams,
land.
Third row: Charles Buchanan Williford.
Frank F. Winimer. LaVerne bright.
Itn fflcmoriam
L. C. Ellis
killed I),.-. II. 195-1
Bri i i Coopi R
Died Xov. 20. 105-J
Hi bert Johnson
Died Nun. 24. 195-1
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Top row. left in right: William Bost. Sarah Coltrane. Patsy Cranford. Koj Dawkins. Jerry Ke tI\. Mar)
Vlice Milbury. David Moore.
Second row: Jack VIcCaslin. Lorraine McCurry. Pal Peacock. John Petty. Helena Smith. Hard) Tew, Chief
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First ron : Don Haynes. Sara Hamilton. Jack VIcCaslin. Sue Gary. Shirley Hani-. Second row: Pat Peacock. Bob
Stepp. Mary Mice Millmry. Da\icl Francis. Jimmy McArthur. Third row: William Bost.
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Officers, left /" right: Ken Frazier. I'resitlenl: Carolui Vargas. Secretary and Treasurer: .lime Rogers, Vice-
President: Berl Weslbrook. Student Council Representative.
Call it a goal reached, a dream come tun-, or campus. We have Learned ami we have loved ami
a commencement into the business world what- now we embark into the Inline with inspiration
ever ii i>. we know we have spent four ol our most from our Alma Mater and strength from our motto
wonderful years socializing, studying, and most of Ml. SINE M MINE (Nothing Without Divine
all living with Cluistian friends on an "ideal" Guidance).
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DAVID MiLKS MSKIiWTIh
Connell) Springs. \. (..
AM. French, English, Religion
S*B, Vice-Presidenl I: President, Student <.>>\
ernmenl Vssociation 4; lli-l'u. Editor-in-Chief I.
Associate Editor 2. 3, Photographei I. 2. 3. I:
/.i miii. Photographer 1. 2. 3. I: Kappa Chi.
1. 2. :'.. 1, Treasurer 3: Band I: M.S.F. I. 2:
HPC News Bureau 1. 2. .i. 1: Student Legislative
\— emblj I: Superlative, Most Popular: \f'ho\
II ho I
BETO CAROLYN VDK1NS
Statesville. N. <'.
A.I',. English, Religion
\ vi' .;. I: Who's II In, 4: Dormitor) Council.
Head Proetor •'. I: Marshal, Summer School "54:
Zkmtii. Associate Editm I: Mpha Delta Theta
3, I: M.S.F. 3, I: Superlative. Mosl Likeh To
Succeed: Dean's List 3: Fellowship Teams 3, I:
Pfeiffei Jr. College, I. 2.
ROBERT KENNETH WHKI \\ -
lli^li Point, N. C.
U.S.
ROBERT M. VPPERSON
Winston-Salem. N. C.
/>'..*>'. Business Administration
h\ 2. 3, I: lli^-li Point College Chambei ..I
Commerce 2: Guilford College I.
MAffl I.I GENIA BEAT!
Cleveland. N. C.
/./»'. Religion, English
\ vi' :\. Vice-Presidenl I: Upba Delta Theta '..
Vice-President I: Zenith, Feature Editor 1:
M.S.F. :i. I: S.C.C. I: Inter-Sororit) Council '■'•:
Towel Players 3: Fellowship Teams 3. I: Pfeifici
Junior College.
BARBARA \\N BENSON
\\ Ueaf. N. C.
LB. Religion, Social Studies
vA* 2. .:. I. Seeretan 4: Mpha Delta Theta
I. 2. .!. I: M.S.F. I. 2. 3. I: S.C.C.. Social Chair-
man 3: Tower Players I. 2: Women's Chorus 3.
i;<n RICH Mil' BEV W
Thomasville. N. C,
l.li Social Studies
ilk \: F.T.A. 3: LR.C. 3: Deans List.
EDWIN IIU5RISON Hi. \CK\\ I.I.I.. IR.
i: S.
1955
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1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
I) Will \l'.l.l!\ \ I'lh . Student GoVF lent President . . .
Ili-I'n Editoi . . . College Photographer.
cot BOVENDEH
\\ inslun-Salem. \. ' '..
I. II. Religion, Philosophy
Wake Forest College I. 2.
n\i\n /. i;i;o\\ \
r.iuiiiiiihiii. v <".
U.S. Business tuministraiion
\\ \ ... k Office] I: High Point College Chamber
nf ( 1< >i 1 1 1 1 ■• - 1 • p '>. I. President '■
ROBERT \. BR1 CE
i tnconta, New t 01 k
U.S. Business lumini.iiraiion
'-' \ : \ eterans ( 'nuncil I.
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I. LUCK
Marion, South Carolina
I. II. Soc nl Science
II lio's Who l: /imim. Editor I: Kappa Chi
'.. I President I: M.S.F. I: S.C.C. 3. 4: Towei
Players '.: Spartanburg junioi College I- 2.
I'M I i I! VYSON 111 \\
i •i.iIi.imi. \. c.
/./■'. English, Social Studies
Kappa Chi 3. I: Band l: M.S.F. 3: S.C.C. 3. I.
Vice-President I: Library Assistant 3. I: F.T.A.
>. I. Vice-Presidenl I: Louisburg Junior College
JOHN M \TTIII.W 111 RTO.N
Reidsville, \. C
S*K 2. 3. I. Chaplain \. I: Kappa Chi I. 2. 3. I.
Vice-Presidenl 2: Delegate I" National Kappa
i hi < iinferpnce '■'>: S.C.A, Representative M.S.F.
2: VI.S.F. 1.2. 3. Treasurei 3: Student Christian
Council. Secretary and Treasurer 2. President
3. I: President of Southeastern Pre-Ministerial
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WILLIAM CAMPBELL
High Point, N. C.
ROBERT l> \YII> CARROLL
Hillsboro, Y ('..
U.S. Business tdininislralion
S*E, Presiclenl I: Hi-I'o Skill 3; Choii I
erans (lull .'!. I.
Yd
MRS. DORIS CASH VI I
I > . 1 1 1 r I ] I - 1 1 1 . < 1 1 . \. ( '..
B.S, Business [dtninisl ration
\ \>i' 2, ;. I: \\.\. \. I: I'.'l". \. 2: Guilford
College I.
ELEANOR CLAPP
Greensboro. N. C.
B.S. Physical Education
SA*, Publicity Manag -i !•: W.A. \. S| - Man-
ager I: Intramural Manager 2. Vice-President ''>.
Presidenl I: F.T.A. I. 2.3. I: l.l! C. 3, I: M S.F.
I. 2.
Ill BERT CLIN VRD
Seagrove. N. C.
I. II. Relieion
.11 l.l \ \\\ COCKERH VM
Dobson, \. C.
I. II. Elementary Education
SA*, Publicity Managei 3; W.A.A. I 2. 3. I.
Marshal 3: F.T.A. 3: Spanish Club L
1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
CAROLS \ \DKI\- . \-o, iat, | ,| i /, M , M . . .
\lpha Delta I heta . . , Doriuitorx Council.
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ROBERT W. COMBS
Pinnacle. \. C.
B.S. Business IdminUtra'ion
\ rh mm- ("imril i: Dnrniil'irx Council 1: High
I'.iinl f.i.llepe ( li.iinl.ii ■ .f (. iik-i . i- l: Clmji
I: M.S.F. I: Mitchell College I. 2, 3.
\l\i;i \\\ II RNER CoiiK
Dam ille. Va.
/./.'. Religion, English, Music
\ \'l>: Dormitory Council, Treasurer I: ///•/'..
Business Staff 'i. t: Choir •'<. I: Women's Choir.
President 3: Vlpha Delia Theta 3; M.S.I'. 3, I:
S.t ( . Representative 3; Summer School Mar-
shal: Panhellenii Council 3, I: Maj Courl 3:
Dean's List 3: Vesper Choir 3: Pfeifler Junior
College I. 2.
WILLI Wl II. cook
Brightwaler. Long Island. N. V
III. History
AS*: //'-/'» 3. I: Band 3. I: Choir 3, I,
I! Wlo\ \ COl RIE
Kinston. N. C.
U.S. Business idminislralion
Mi^li Point College Chamber >>f Commerce I. 2.
3. I. Secretar) I: W.\.\. I. 2, 3. I: F.T.A. I:
Tower Players I: Superlative. Friendliest: State
Historian. F.B.L.A. 1: Dance Committee I:
Intramural^ I. 2. 3, I
II -TIN BRANTL1N COX. JR.
Seagrove. IV. (..
I. It. Social Studies
i'M.. Secretary I: I niversitj of South Carolina
I. 2: Zenith Staff I.
ROBERT DON \l.l> DAVIDSON
Cambridge iliiv. Indiana
B.S, Physical Education
A5«I>: Basketball I. 2. i. I. Captain I: F.T.A.
2. .!. I: Who's II ho.
S. M.I.IA DbHART
Stuart. Va.
I.I'-. Social Studies, Psychology
m.\: Kappa Chi I: Veterans Club I: I. lit.. I:
//i-/'./ Stall I: Ferruni Junior College.
HERBERT DIXON
Kin^- Mountain. Y C.
B.S. Chemist n
1955
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1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
\ \\ HI I.I.im k . . Kappa ( In
. . . Sludenl ' In islian ' uunril.
I'ii sidenl ... /i m i ii Erlitoi
WW DELORES DODSON
Sand) Ridge. Y C.
LB. English
\ \'l'. Treasurei I: Vlpha Delia Theta I. 2. 3.
M.S.I". I. 3.
HARRIET I 'I FF
Milton. N. C.
U.S. Home Economics
B50, 1. :;. I.
M \\ \\ \l»l Itl LIN
Newton, N. C.
/.A'. Religion
JEANNINE EASTERLINC
Rockingham. Y <..
/./>'. liclii'ion
Alpha Delta Theta I. '_. 3. I. Social Chairman:
M.S.I'. 1.2,3. I: S.C.C. I: Towei Players 2. I. I
Publicih Chairman I: Spanish Club I.
BARBARA I \M. F.l>\\ \RDS
Charlotte. Y C.
/./>'. Primary Education
■I'M. Reportei and Historian I: Zenith. Sororiti
Chairman I: Choir 3: M.S.F. 3. 1: Brevard I »l
leae I. 2.
WILLI \M \\. I 1. 1. IK. JR.
Greensboro. N. <'.
U.S. Business tilminislration
IIKA: Junior Varsit) Basketball 3: Tennis I
Brevard College I. 2.
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1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
ROBIft DAVIDSON.. Varsilv Basketball ... Future Teach
ei - "l \ i n .1 . . . Senioi : — ■ i j | ■« - 1 lathi .
HO^ I . II BANKS
High Point. \. C.
/./.'. Religion
PA1 LA JEANNE EVERETT
Camp Lejeune. V (..
I. It. I'iiiiiiii\ Education
\ vi I: \l|,ha Delta Tlieta I. ± 3. I: V1.S.I -'.
.!. I: E.T.A. .-.. I.
\ \\( n \\\l. EVEKH Mil
High Point, Y C.
I.li. I'liiiim i Edui uiion
DAVID I I.I. FRANCIS
Klkin. \. C.
/.' S Bll.linCSS III 'ill I II I -/ / II I i I ■//
\XA. Treasurer 3. I: Men's Dormilon Council.
President I: II ho's II ho I: IIil;Ii Poini Chambei
..I C im.-i. ■• I. 2. I'.. I: P..S.1 . I: I.R.I . I.
Dean's List I. 2. '. I-. Student Government Rep-
resentative I.
KENNETH RO\ I RAZ11 R
Narrows. Va,
R.S. Physical Education
Ai'i. President '■: Hi-Po Sports Editoi 1: Dormi-
lon Council. Vice-President .'.: Senioi I lass
President I: Marshal 3: II ho's II ha I: Inter-
|- 1 ;ii-'i iniv Council. Vice-President I: Basketball
I. 1. ■■■. I: Uasehall I: Tennis 2: Track I. 2.
RORI !; I GEN1 I "\\ l.i.i:
Norwood. Y • .
1.6. /'// \ s/i ,il l-.ilm alian
l;:
BILtt FRYE
High Point, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Ills \.
M\m SUE GAMBLE
Waxhaw, \. C.
U.S. Business Administration
SA*, President 3: Zenith, Business Staff I:
High Point College Chamber >>( Commerce 2. 3.
1: Choir .'«. -1: M.S.F. .'?. 4: I'anhellcnic Council
2: W.A.A. I. 2.M. 1: F.T.A. .'.. I: Maj Queen I:
Candidate for Miss High Point College I: Win
pair Junior Gillrgi-. Suimiikt School.
SI E \LLISON GAR}
Winston-Salem, \. C.
6.5. Business Idminist ration
KA I. 2. 3, I. Presidenl I: Who's Who I: Hi-Po
Staff 1. 2. Advertising Manager 3. Business
Manager I: W.A.A. I, 2. 3, I: Tower Players I:
Superlative, Musi Popular: Studenl Government.
CAROLYN JOYCE GIDEONS
Willard, N. C.
/./.'. Elementary Education, Social Sludiiw
VA*; Upha Delta Theta 2. :'.. I: Choir 3:
Women's Chorus 3: M.S.F. ::. I: F.T.A. 3. I:
I.R.C. I: Fellowship Teams I,
JIMMY CONRAD GILLAND
Salisbury. N. C.
I. II. Social Studies
kappa Chi I. 2. 3. I: M.S.F. 12: Class Treas-
urer 1 .
FRANKIE DEAN <:<>\l>
Madison, Y C.
I. II. Elementary Education
EA4>, Corresponding Secretarj I: W.A.A. 1.2.3.
I. Treasurer 2. Secretarj ">. Vice-Presidenl I:
F.T.A. 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club I.
BETO SIMMONS GRANT
( loncord, N. C.
/./>'. Elementary Education
DAVID C. HAMBRICK, JR.
Charl ■■ N. C
I. II. Religion
SX. Davidson College.
1955
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1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
l»\\ Hi I K \\<:i> . . . 1 1.. i. niton President ■ • ■ Student Gov-
ernment Representative . . . Future Business Leaders of Vmei
ica.
SARA FRANCES HAMILTON
Troy, N. C
/./.'. Religion, Social Studies
\ \'l>; Dean's List I. 2: Who's Who I: Toww
Players I. 2. 3. Secretar) and Treasurer 2. Presi-
dent 3: Choir 2: Mpha Delta Theta 1. 2: Student
Government 2: S.C.C. 2. I: M.S.F. 1. 2. I. Pro-
gram Chairman.
CARLOS OCTAVIO HORCASITAS
Mexico <lii\. Mexico
U.S. Spanish
YH.\I. Club; Spanish Club 1. 2: Tennis I. 2.
3. I: Intramural Football and Basketball: N.irili
Stale (JMifrri-inr Trmii.* l><>nl>l<\« Champion '•:
Singles ' lhampion t.
Ql II \ II VRRELL
Clinton. N. C.
/./•'. Elemental \ Education
KA: F.T.A. I: Tower Plavers 3. I: M.S.I. 2;
Zenith 1: Choir 2: Hi-Po I: \\.<:.l .N.C.
SHIRLEY CR \.j II VRRIS
Stoneville. N. C.
/./>'. Elementary Education
SA#. Secretar) I: W.A.A. 3. I: Order at the
Lighted Lamp 3. I: Marshal 3: " ho's II ho I:
Dean's List 1. 2. 3. 1: Class Treasurer 3: F.T.A
Secretar) 2. Vice-President 3, President I: Span-
ish Qub I: Superlative. Most Intellectual.
I>(>\ \\. HAYNES
Jamestown. N. '..
/./;. History
Dean's List I. 2. 3; Kappa Chi I. 2. Treasure)
.'!. Vice-President I: Tower Players 3: Baseball
Manage] I: Marshal. Summer School 3; Who's
II hit I: Dormitor) Council, Head Proctor U
Fellowship Irani 3.
\\Di;i:\\ PERR^ HAYWOOD
Vsheboro, N. C.
I. II. Social Studies
I'M-:. Historian I: Zenith 2. :'.. I. Vsst Feature
Editoi 3. Fraternin Editor: Hi-Po '■'•- I. Frater-
nit) Editoi I: Band I: F.T.A. t. 2.3. U UR&
1. 2. Vice-President 3. President I: Tower Play-
ers I. I : Spanish Club L
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1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
MA FRAZIER .
Basketball Team .
I'm -iii.nl m| -— « ■ t i i • • t ( la— . . . \ . i f — i 1 >
luilioi Marshal.
II \RR\ L. HENNIS
Greensboro. N. <!.
U.S. Business idministralian
I'.ll.n lilt I CI". IIKKI5ICK
Thomasvillc. N. C.
U.S. General Science
Baseball I. 2. 3, I.
liol'.n BRICK HEDRICK
Thomasville, V C.
RICH Mil) I.. HENSDALE
Fayetteville. N. C.
U.S. Business idminist ration
IIKA: ham.' Committee I: Delegate i" Studenl
Legislative \ssembly.
MARTHA I. HENSON
Vilas, \. C.
/./.'. Religion, English
\.\'l': Zenith, \ssociate Business Manager I
Choii 3; Mpha Delta Theta 3, I: M.S.I-. 3. 4
Ma\ Court. Maid of Honor I: Dean's Lisl I
Fellowship Tram: Pfeiffer Junior College.
GALEN \l. HILL
Portsmouth. Va.
■/.//. Religion, Philosophy
<->\: Kappa Chi, National President: Ferrum
Junior College, Tower Players.
SI
\\ n. 1. 1 \\l \. HIPPS
Candler. V C.
U.S. Business Itlrninistration
HK\. Treasurei '<■ l'n~i<l<'ni I: ///-/'<> Plming.
raphrr I: Junior Class President: Zenith,
Ph grapher I: I.R.C. 1: M.S.F.: F.B.L.A. I:
Tnwei Players. Publicity Manager 2. .'(: Dormi-
i ■ -is i ouncil. Proctoi I.
|)\\ ID II. HOLT
\sheboro. \. C.
. I. It. Social Studies
MX: F.T.A.; Dean's Lis! 3: Intramural Basket-
ball. Volleyball 3. I: I.R.C. Representative I:
Veterans Club 3. I: Pfeiffer College.
JOHN \. Ill I. IN
High Point. N. C.
t .11. Social Studies
FLOYD >i<>\\ I. Ill II
Linrolnlon. Y (..
/./.'. Religion. Social Studies
S*B: Zi Mm :;. I: Band 3. I: F.T.A. 3. I:
I.R.C. 3. I: Melhodisl Studenl Fellowship .".. I:
Kap|>a < lii '.. I : Bre\ ard ' iollege.
Rll.n \ \\ III NTER
\\ inston-Salem. V <'.
/./.'. Religion. Social Studies
Kappa Chi 3. I: [.R.C. k M.S.F. ,S: Emory and
llenrj College.
ROBERT I! UMSON ill NTEB
\\ inston-Salem, Y C.
DOR \ III S>
Vale. \. C.
B.S. Home Economics
E50: M.S.F. I: Brevard College I. 2.
\\\ IE LEE ISENHOl I!
Concord. Y C
B.S. Physical Education
Future Teachers of America I: Choir 3: Men's
Glee Club I: Pfeiffer Junioi College I. 2-
1955
".J
GEORGE C J ^CKSON
Greensboro, V ('.
CHARLES TILLMAN JARRELL JR
Wilmington, N. C.
AM. Social Studies
IIKA; M.S.F. I: Marsha], Chief I: Band 1. 2,
.'!. I. Drum Major I: Track Team 2. .".. I: Span-
ish Club: Civic Symphony: Intramural Sports.
I'vn.'ici \ hiiwi: .iuii\><>\
\sheboro. \. (!.
I. II. English, Education
SA*; Treasurer '5: Eta Mu Eta Club I: Dormi-
tory Council. Hall Proctor I: Zenith, Busim —
Stall I: ///-/'«. Km Ikiiiu.- K.lih.r 2. 3. I: M.S.F.
:;. I: \\. \.\. 2. 3; F.T.A. 3. 4: l.R.C. I: Epsilon
Sigma Omicron I.
PA1 I. II VMMOND JONES
Martinsville. Va.
U.S.
AS4>: Junior Varsity Basketball.
JOHN FRANKLIN JOYNEK
Vanceboro, N. '■-
I. It. Religion, Social Studies
M.S.F.3,4; F.TA S: Fellowship Team 1: Louis
Imi ti Junioi College.
KENNETH KEENE. JR.
Coats, Y <:.
U.S. Administration
TKE 3, I: B.S.I • 3: Inter-Fraternity Count il 3:
( I rand I lost f TKE.
1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
SJ I CAR'J . . . Business Manage] n| lh-1'n . . Student
Gove hi Wnriation , , , Inter-Sororit\ Council.
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1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
SARA HAMILTON , . , President of Towei Pla\ers . Stu-
drill Christian Council , , Methodist Student Fellowship.
I.iil ISE Mi VNCES KENNEDY
Rabbins, \. C
U.S. Business Administration
SA«1»: II. \. I: I.R.C. I: B.S.1 . I. 2: Zkmiii.
Copv Staff: VI.S.F. 3: Upha Delta Theta 3:
\\.< ;.l N.C. I : High Poinl Chamber of Com-
nii'ii >' l.
NANC\ JO KENNEDY
Thotnasville. N. <•-
111. Elementary Education
Future Teachers nf \merica I: U.S. I .
JOSEPH CL\ DE KNOX. JR.
\\ ilmington. N. I ..
/./»'. Social Studies
IIKA. Pledgemastei ■'■: Zenith, Business Man-
age) I: ( hoii I: I.K.( . .'.. I: Varsity Track
ream: Presbyterian Junior College I. 2.
VINCENT LEONG
tpon. 1'i-iak. Malaya
/./.'. Mathematics
A3<I>. Corresponding Secretary 4: Tennis Team:
Choir: Tower Players '.. I: Men's Glee Club 1:
Kerrum Jtinioi College.
HARM GLENN LONG. JR.
Gastonia. \. C.
LB. English
Kappa Chi I. 2. '<. I: S.C.C. Kepn-M-ntalive I:
|.,u.-i I'luwr- I: M.S.I". 1. 2. ::. I: Editor "f
The Lamp I: S.C.C. 4: l)nnniii>r\ Council. Sorc-
lan -Treasurer I: Muki- I niversih I. 2.
JOHN I. Mi VDAMS
High Point. \. C.
B.S, Business \dministralion
Y C. State Col lege I.
1
JAMES FRANKLIN \l< \i;iin R
Draper, Y C.
/./.'. French, Social Studies
Zenith. Husin<-» Stair I: l.li.C. |. : o,,|,., ,,f ,|„
Lighted Lamp.
i!l III OWEN Vlt DANIEL
Pinnacle. \. C.
/./.'. Elementary Education
lli^li I'nini College Siiill Membei .1. I: B.S.I
.5. I: Future Teachers "I America 3, I.
ELWOOD \\\UU\
Norwood. N. C.
U.S. Physical Education
TM-.: F.T.A. •'■• 4: Block II Club; Baseball I. 2.
.".. I. Co-Captain 3, I: B.S.I . 2. .'.. I: Intramural
Spoils.
PATTIE SI K MARTIN
Denton, N. ('..
I.H. Religion, Social Studies
\ V<K Treasurer 3 ; I.S.C. Representative I: Presi-
dent. Woman's Hall I: Marshal 3: Who's Who
4: Hi-Po, Sororit) Editor :'.. I: Choir 2: M.S.F.
1. I: S.C.C. 2: Panhellenic Council I: Ma)
Court. Maid 'if Honor I: Secretary-Treasure!
uf Sludenl ' rovernmeiil I.
SARA REBECCA MARTIN
Mayodan. N. C.
U.S. lilt St fit's* til III HI I Sl I till! HI
Alpha Delta Theta I: F.B-L.A. I. 2. 3. I. Secre-
tary 2: B.S.U. 1.2.3. I: F.T.A. I: ZENITH. Cop j
Staff: I.R.C. I: Dean's Lis) 1.
CHARLES MAI LTSB1
High Point, \. <:.
U.S. Business idininistra/ion
2*E: Zenith. Sports Editor 2, .'i. I: Hi-Po,
Sports Editor I: Basketball Innouncer 2. !.
LEONARD MAYO
111. Religion
Choir !: Kappa Chi 3. I: Louisburg Junioi
College.
JOYCE MELLIS
High Point. N. C.
■i'\i: PanbeJJenic Council I: Hi-Po Stall 2. 3;
Da) Studeni Council, Secretary 3: W.A.A. I:
I.K.C. I: F.T.A. I: Cheerleadet I
1955
' •
1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
SHIRLEY II VRRIS . . . Presidenl ol F'ulurc Teachers of \ r-
ica . . . Ordei "I ill" 1 i ■_: 1 1 1 . . I I imp , . . lunior Marshal.
I><>\ \l.lt \\ KI'.STKI! MII.I.KIi
Belmont. \. C.
I. II. Social Studies
Kappa Chi 3. k Membership Chairman I: M.S.I'.
I: Pfeiffer Junior College I. 2.
RII HARD OWENS
Jamestown. IN. C.
U.S.
MX, \ i< r-l'l.-iililll .'.. I'li->iili-|ll I.
\ WICK I. PARKER
Seagrove. \. C.
JACK PARKS
Climax, N. C.
U.S. Physical Education
II K \.
JOHN R. PEACOCK. JK.
High Point \. C.
/./>'. English, Sin nil Studies
HK\. Historian I: Dean's List 2. .'!. I: Tower
Players I. 2: I.R.C. I: Kappa Chi I. 2. M. Social
Chairman 3: Choir I. 2. 3. I. Business Manager
I. Presidenl i: Band I. I: Hi-Po, Business Staff
2: /i miii. Business Mall I: F.B.L.A. I Mar
-luil :;.
PATRIC1 \ PEACOCK
High Point. \. C.
l.U. Primary Education
\ VI- Marshal: College Choir.
...
I ~ V-
1955
.
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
DON HAYNES . . . Kappa I hi Vice-Presidenl
I'astoi . . . Basketball Vlana»< i FYcshman Vear.
. "—I ■!• !•'■• I
WILLIAM DARRELL PEACE
Hi«h Point, Y C.
VESTAL POTTS
\clwilHf. \. C,
U.S. Physical Education
Tower Players I: B.S.U. _: Intramural Sports
1. 2. ■',. I.
v*»
J VCk B. POWELL
< lasar, N. C.
PERT PRETTYM VIS
High Point. \. C.
U.S. Physical Education
<I»M, Treasurer 3. President I: Panhellenic Coun-
cil 3. I, Secretarj I: W. \. \. ± 3. I: Cheer-
leader I: Superlative. Wittiest.
SIDNEY PROCTOR
Lexington. N. ('.
U.S. Business idministration
\\.\. Pledge Trainer •'{- Executive Committee ">-
Social Chairman 1: F.B.L.A. I: Inter-Fraternitj
Council 3. I. Vice-President I: Student Govern-
ment I: F.T.A. L: I.R.C. I: Tower Players 3:
Order of the Sheiks L: I niversih of North Caro-
lina I.
CHARLES PRI KIT
Mt. Viry. \. C.
B.S Business idministration
1'l'K: Marshal '■'<: Band I. 2, 3. I: Spanish Club.
ELLA C. RANKIN
\\ inston-Salem, \. C.
Dl NCAN WW REDD1TT
Genev a. New 'i ork
History
TKE. Historian: Inter-Fraternitj Council I
President 2: I.R.C. I: F....il.all 1.' 2: lia.-k.-tl.all
I. 2: Track Coach and Participant 1. 2. 3, I:
lock II Club: Swimming Coacn I. 2.
GERALD \. REIFF
High Point, \. C.
/./;. Religion
Choir '■'<: Kappa CM .'i. t. Virr-Pivsiili-ni .'<: Theo-
logical Seminar) >>f the Reformed Episcopal
Church. Philadelphia. Pa.: Pastor ■ >( Crestwood
ami Randolph Presbyterian Churches 3. I.
II \l. ROGERS
Charlotte. N. C.
Lit. Religion
SA*. Secretary .'i: Srnvian Class 2. \ i« • - -
Presidenl Class 4: Zenith Staff I: Hi-Po SialF 3;
Choir 2. .:. I: llpha Delta Theta I. 2. 3. I:
M.S.F. 1. 2. 3. I. Secretarj 2: Panhellenic Coun-
cil I. Treasurer I: F.T.A. 2: Tower Players 2. .1.
I: Fellowship Teams I: Dance Committee 4.
J WIKS TYSON SCOTT
High Point, Y C.
Lit. Social Similes
S*E: Tower Players I: Spanish Club I
LERO"i SELLERS
High Point, N, C.
U.S. Physical Education
TKE. Pt lories "'•: F.B.L.A.: Intramural Sports
I. 2. I. I: Lenoir-Rhyne College 1.
JO W\ SHORT
Sophia. N. C.
/./;. I't mini \ Education
JIM SINGLETON
Pell Cits- Ma.
l.B. Reunion
1955
'•■■■
1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
PAT MARTIN . . . \\ . . r ...... - II. HI Presidenl . . . Sludenl Goi
ernmenl Secrr-larv-Treasurei . . . lunim Marshal.
\\A\U\ SLA1 NWHITE
Raleigh, N. C.
/./;. History
\X.\. Secrelar) •"•: 1 1 i>-i< <i i;m Mini Correspondent
I: Delta Psi Omega; Stale Legislature Repre-
sentative 3. I: Intramurals 3, I: Campbell [unioi
College I- 2.
EDWARD STANLE\ SMALL
Conway, S. ( '..
[},S. General Science
©X, Treasurei ■'!. Vice-Presidenl I: Marshal I:
Veterans Council 2. I: Choir 3: Inter-Frateriiih
Council 3: Town- Players 2: I'.k. Cluh '.. I
FAITH SNEEDEN
\\ ilmington. \. ('.
/./;. Christian Education
Alpha Delta Thela 3, I: M.S.I. 3. I: S.C.C. I:
Tower Players .'!. I: Fellowship Teams I. I.
Chairman Fellowship Team C iittee l: Wil-
minslnn College I. 2.
CARL SPARKS
Vsheboro, \. I :.
in.
High Point \. C.
B.S.
I WIKS \. STANLEY
Tabor < -• t > - N. C.
U.S. Business idminislralion
TKE, Grammateus; F.B.L.A, 3. I: Inler-Fraler-
nit) Council 3: I.R.C. 3: Veteran's Cluh "■: \-
sistanl to Coach 'i "« .!: Vssistanl to Mi. Dale I.
Vi
1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
BOB STEPP . . - Studenl Covernmenl \ i< .-l "r .-i. I. ni . . .
Freshman Class Presidenl . . . Vletlwdisl Sluileiil Fellowship.
rm
t'vJ
\
^\K.
4% ££
l;\1 STEPHENS
High Point, Y C.
BOB STEPP
W inston-Salem. N. I ••
U.S. General Science
S«I>E: Freshman Class President: Whos Who I;
Vice-President. Studenl Government Vssoeiation
I : ( Irder of the Lighted Lamp.
\\ II. 1. 1 \M BRENT STi; \l (.ll\
Walkertown. N. C
I. II. Social Studies
Towei PIa\ers •'•. I.
ROBERT W II. 1. 1 VMS TANNER
Vlarion, S. C.
/»'..-/. Social Studies
S<MS. Pledge Presidenl I: Kappa Chi 3. k M.S.I'
'.. I. Council V. Spartanburg Junior College.
I. HARR\ TESH
I homasv ille. N. ( ..
U.S. Business Ulministraiion
i IK. 1. 3: I 111.. \. 2. 3. I. President 3: Fool
ball I. 1.
ISABEL VNNETTE THAYER
High Point. N. C.
5.5. Business idininistration
Guilford College I. 2.
00
MIGUEL ANGEL REYES-VARELA
Mexico City, Mexico
A.li. Social Studies, Spanish
iS*: I.H.C. 3: Block II Club I. 2, 3, I: Spanish
Club 1. 2: Intramural Sports I. 2. '.',. I: Foot-
ball 1. 2: Tennis 1. 2. 3, I. Captain I. 2. (, I.
CAROLYN FEATHERST01N VARGAS
Greensboro, V (..
■t.li. Elemen/ar) Education
2A*; Who's Who I: Marshal '■'•■. Dormilor)
Council, Vice-Presidenl I; Class Secretarj I.
Treasurer I: Upha Delta Theta I. 2: M.S.F.
1,2; F.T.A, I.
MARGARET VENABLE
High Point. N. C.
(./»'. ffome Economics
RALPH G. VICK
Norwood. IV '•'.
Business tdminislration
TKE; Veterans Council, Secretary-Trcasurei
I: Pfeiffer Junior College.
MAURICE ALEXANDER WADDELL. JR
Fair ISIulT. \. C.
U.S. General Science
IIKA: Newspaper Feature Editor 3: Tower flay-
ers 2. 3, I: Choir 2. 3: Zenith, Business Sta'fl
3. I: ///-/'". News Staff I: I.R.C. I: Davidson
College I.
DAVID L. W VGONER
High Point. \. C.
U.S. Business Administration
TKE, President 2: Inter-Fraternitj Council 3.
President 4: Band I. I: Veterans Council I. 2.
3, I.
S*E:
ODELL WALKER
llijrli Point. \. C.
/./.'. Religion
BILL W \lil>. JR.
High Point, N. <:.
/./.'. Education
F.T.A.; Veterans Club: U.N.C
1955
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1955
WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
I VROLYN \ \RGAS . . • Senioi Class Treasure! - • ■ Vice-
l'ii-nliiii Woman's 1 1 . • 1 1 . . . Junior Marshal.
M\i;i COLEEN WARD
High Point. N. C.
B.S. Physical Education
Ih^u. Lisl I. 2. .!. I: Spanish Club I: W.A.A,
I. 2. .'!. I. Secretan I: F.T.A. I.
RITA .1 Wl. \\ \HI>
Thoniasville. N. C.
/./>'. Elementary Education
2.VI>. Vke-Presidenl I: F.T.A., Secretarj 3;
Dean's li-i -'.
m \\\\ ill \i. w n
Carthage, N. C.
B.S, Business id ministration
I. II. Social Science
I .1: I.. \. I: Duke I niversiu I. 2.
BERT WHITLEY WESTBROOK
Richlands, Y C.
/./;. English
Student Governmenl Representative I: Dormi-
tory Council k Vice-Presidenl I: Summer Scl I
Marshal •: Choii I: M.S.I'.. Presidenl I: S.C.C.
I: Basketball I: Track .!: F.T.A. 1. Treasure!
I: Men's Glee Club I.
BILL WHITESIDE
Matthews, Y C.
111. Religion
5*K: kappa Chi :'.. I: Bawl ".. I: M.S.F.
S.I .( . '■ : Brevard Junior College I. 2.
. j. ;.•
ID \ I. II. WILES
Worthvilie. Y C.
\ \'l'. Devotional Chairman I: Choir 2. '.. I;
D.V.V.H: \ Ij >Iili Delta Theta I: U.S. I ..Secretarj
2. Vice-Presidenl '•. Musii Direcloi I: Double
I.Iii.hI.I 2. I: Sextet I.
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1955
WHO'S WHO BESIDES STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
IHlin I. II . . . Woman's II., II I ouncil . . . Weekenders' I luh
. . . Special Mini, -iii . . . Presidenl of Humane Societ) . . .
I'i|„' Filters I nion , . Hoarding House Ylanagei . . President
,,f iln- Sand Bos i Hub.
I.ACY WILLIAMS. .II!.
Star. \. <:.
MARGARET WILSON
Bald Creek. \. C.
/./>'. Religion, English
Alpha Delta Theta 3, Presidenl I: Choir '5. I:
S.C.C. I: M.S.F. 3. Vice-PrcsidenI I: Towei
Plavers 3. 4: Fellowship Irani- I: Mai- Mill
Junior College.
\KMI.\T\ WOOD
\\ ampee, S. ( I.
-/./>'. Elementary Education
F.T.A. I: B.S.U. 3, 4: Spartanburg Junioi Col
lege.
BILL FRANKLIN \\ RIGHT
High Point, V C
B.S. Business Administration
HK\. vice- Presidenl I: Iiiler-Fraternih Coun-
cil 3. 4. Secretan I: F.B.L.A. 3. I: Da) Studenl
Council 3; B.S.U. 2. 3: Choir 2: I.R.C. 3: Track
2. ,i: Intramural Sports; Appalachian State
feachers College.
VESTHA i:i!o\\ \
Special Student
.,.;
BEST LOOKING
Sin Proctor
Senior Superlatives
BEST Ml. ROl \l>
iim;i.i - .1 m:i;i:i.i. I'm MARTIN
MOST INTELLECT! M.
w in Frani i- Shirley II vkris
MOST LIKEI v i TO SI CCEED
Bill Ei i eh <;u;<h.\n \dki\>
l>\\ id Vbf.rn \ i m Si i. G.un
FRIENDLIEST
Bll I Ull'l- ROMONA COI RIE
MOST \ri!I.KTIc
l'.ni;in Dw idson Eleanor Clapp
\\ ITTIEST
1:11.1 \\ i;i..iii p ERT Pr ETTYR i an
MOST POPl'U
Sue Gamble
■
-■.-.
■
■ c
■
ONE BIG PRIVE FOR
• BOY SCOUTS
• GIRL SCOUTS
•SALVATION ARMY and
BOYS CLUB
' YMCA
'WCA
i HILPREN'S HOME SOCIETY
ft UEAGUE MILK FUND
MILY SERVICE BUREAU
ITED DEFENSE FUND
Snapshots
I "Te\ _' ' ■". M.in. < ... ' ; \u . i . hi I. ,u ' l I .11 hi
Siiffdt'ii-S i I n in' i iiii. 1 1 I ii . null, i |ii 7. Crown-
in? Mi- II. P. (.
"> inn.
' how Inn. '). Don "I mhi Dan Lfl
hi,
International Relations Club
First row, li'il t« right: I. run,! re I Vlayo. 1 1 - > — i • - Gardner. Sam ll.i\« I. President s . . tmtl fit . Martha lienson. M i. k> %
Colbert. Hi. MofliU, Mar) Mice Mi'lbury. Third row: Duncan I :•-• 1. 1 it i . Jahala Eucl\. Bill) Van Hunter, Pans> Liwii
g I- Fourth row: Mien DeHarl. Barbara Benson. Fa\r I'eedin. Fifth ran Ronald K.veieii. Shift row; Dr. Robinson.
Di. Deskins. Dr. BartleU. \dvisers.
The 1954-55 <'<liii I the Vet-
erans Club proved i<> be somewhat
more active than the organ i/.it inn
has in the past.
The Veterans Club has verj defi-
nitely taken a greater interest in
the welfare of the college and ihej
have joined in with other organiza-
tions in acquiring M<><>cl donations
ilii- year. In fact ih«'\ proved
themselves bj winning the troph)
awarded to ili>' organization who
acquired the most blood donations.
They gained the respect ol the stu-
dent Im»I\ when lhe\ chose to place
lb.' troph) in the Irophj case in
memoi) of Hubert Johnson and
Bruce Cooper.
This is the first year lire \ eterans
Qub has ever been represented on
the Student Government \ssocia-
i ion. Serving a- officers this year
were: Paul Hampton. President;
Ernie Ball. ' ice-President i Ralph
\ irk. Secretin \ and Treasurer.
The Veterans Club
Dirk Sale. Buddy Nance. Paul Hampton. Ralph \nk Lane Greene. Ver-
non Wright. Don Warren. Randall Guw*r. kerlee l.iim-ll. Roherl Koivlcr.
Bob < ..ml.-. I).. n White. Robert McNeil. Robert Clinard, Bobbj Smith
Carlton Leonard. I! Marsh. Fred Peters, |ose|>h Piltman. Vdolph I.
Dziezye. Claude Campbell. Charles Moon.
A Cappella Choir
Top row. U-jt to rifiki : Mex Mi-llnik. Vincent I g. Voncyle Linthicum. Louise Gauldin. Vlariam Slallings. Lannie Wright.
Sandra Wilcox. Margaret Wilson. Hazel Shore. Svlvia Boho. \lu\ Vim Conk. Bobbie Barrett. Shirlej Miller. Leonard Mayo.
Gene Walkins. Mr. Richard '"\. Director. Seraml i»i< |ne Compton. Bill « ■••>k. Beit) Frazier. Paige Williamson. Frances
Wilson. ( rystal Hawkins. Pats) llohh«. Ida l^ee Wiles, loonn Meredith. Rub\ Mailman. Jo Harrington. Mar) Jane Waters,
Helena Smith. Belt) Mulliniv. Libit) Mttrra\. Frank Met ulloeh. Stanlev Broadwa). Third row: Bert Wcslbrook. Paul Vltwell.
Pal Mi/'-. Pal Moser. Bosu larretl. BroniiH Dealort, ' I\n Ragle. Virginia Walker. Bell) Rose Tem|ilclon. Built Reynolds
hi I i.i I a I'.mlv . James Smith. Ham Long. Fred Macon. Mack Rose. V\ 1 1 1 > 1 1 1 [aekson. Fourth row, Mark Wimmer. ( liarles |ohn
son, Boh I "inli-. I!.i\ J i. lulu. i Bar ham Pauie, Barbara Riple\. \ngie Caskins. ICIlen Torrencc. Svlvia Fox. ^hiilcv
( order. \\ it" '.11101. Vivian Icnnings. BoL ' arroll Garland '..11111111111. \l.i\ Dulin. I.n k Peacock, km Dawkius. Dali
Sw arinsen.
The Band
Top row, left /•• riplil: Me\ Mellnik. Hon < ran ford. Paul Bonn. Robert Long. Bobbie Barrett. Lannie Wright. Berma Doty.
I ihb) Murrav. Rhonda Strange. Mariam Slallings. Regina Dunn. ' "\ Burchfield. Seenwi/ -../. Vnn Funderburke. Dr. Ken-
nelh Perkins. Cecil Bullard. It.. Frank McCulloeh. David Wag 1. Merrill Perkins. Gem Watkins. Jim I lie). II I. York.
Thint ran Dr. Lewis. Band Director: John Ri' rson Hill \\ hitesicles. Stuwc Hull. Warren 1 1. ink-. < .. T Vnlis. SI 11 Flvnt.
( I i.i 1 1. -~ 1'iuett.
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The W
ornan s
a
orus
First i"i<- left to right: Lannie Wright. Mary Vim Cook. Louise Hastings. I • • • I • I > ■ t • furrier. Beth Sloan. Patsy
Jo Hunter. Voncyle Linlliicum, fane Linville. Second tow: Man Rulh Smilev. Ruth Reynolds. Yfargarel Wliil-
sell. Louise Pugh. S\l\i;i Bobo. Nellie Jones. Jean Eller, Bobbie Barrett. I lizahelh Murray, Thinl /.>» . Belt)
l'ia/iri. Pal Vloser, Bronua Deaton, Chris Barber, Elsie Viae Oakley, Beth Vlullinix. Helena Smith. I.ibb\
Broome. Shirley Lytle. Sarah Stafford. I' ranres Wilson. Fourth '"» Priseilla Gingrich. Vivian Jennings. ^Iiir
ley (iihIit. Camilla Isley. S\ 1\ ia Fox. Betty Rose Teinplelon. Yvie Gunn. Pal Mize. \ngie Coskins, Pal l.i.m-
fortl, Betsx Rouse. Jane Thornhill.
CHOIR MEMBERS LEAVING ON ONF OF Mil mil;-
High Point College
Junior Chamber of Commerce
First row. left to right: Jim l!rn\wi. I'n^iilrnt: Mill I!iicIi:iiuiii. I n-e-l'nwitlent: Rrmona Courie, Secretary: Mickc)
vVusliaiii. Treasurer: \l.i\ \\a\. [.orraine Mii.mn Uevcrh Hravnpr. Second row: Mr- Mali", titviser.
First mn |ul » V1«-rtiath> . James \ndrcu-s, Karl Barbour. Boh '. bs. Ruber I Dockm. Naomi Drum. Ronald
I v. ivttr Second ron Bob I osier. David Francis. IVli Frazicr. Julia Glass. I raija Kesler. Jo l.ui/. Jai k VtcCaslin. Third
row: Sara Vlartin !'■--<■ Mercer. \aiin Morris, Elizabeth Wullins. John l'ett\. John Puwcll. Sid Proctor. Fourth row:
\l.in Vnn RIimih Robin Scott. II. mm IVsh I '■ ■( ■• riiurloti luil\ Williams
Future Teachers of America
.
Shirley Harris. President: Paul Ilium, Vice-President: Man Mice Milium.
Second Vive-President: Lorraini' McCurrv. Secretary.
Rita Ward, Quita llairell. Lorraine MrCurn. Pansy Liwiiy I. \lor> Vliff Milium. Shirln II -. I'lnlli- \nunU
Mrs. Ella Rankin. Belly Harrison. David Holt. Namy !■»■. \'»-\-\ Hrdgi k Kulli MrDaim-l* Caul Hiinn Rontdil l"n*n-u,
W.imi.- Brewer, Mm llayw I. Linda Sechnwt. Herl West I k.
The Tower Players
VIiss I v\i DeSpain
Tup ""'. /'■/' /<• right: Jcanninc Eastcrliug. I'ubticit] Chairman:
I'acImi < I ■ ; 1 1 • 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1 . Secretory; Larry Strange. Treasurer: Vlary Mice
VI i 1 5 » u r \ . I' ice-President: Sarali Humilton. President. Second row:
Vincenl I .f ini};. Stanlej Broadway. hV>b Dixon. Bill Slraughu. Beth
Vlulliuix. I'n-iill.i Gingrich. Judy Seward. Barbara Scotl. Faye
I'rrilin. John Powell. Third row: Garland Gammon. Jean Vlarr.
Maurice Waddell. I'-ii Linchurgcr. Mar\ Vnn Rhyne. Beverly Heav-
iiMi. Bobby Turner. Sarali Pugh, Martha Henson. Phyllis Singleton.
I'.ilili Snceden. Broima Deatou. I ■ • >n.i !• I Everett,
(fl i; HEARTS WERE X0\ NC
WD (.\\
\ large and enthusiastic: group ol
Iijwi'i Players staged Jean Ken -
lirighl i oiim'iK "Our Hearts Were
^i nung and I ray" as theii initial per-
formance ol the year. Requiring two
-I-. \')'2'.'> ruMimio. and mam maii\
properties, ii was a triumph <>l co-
operation to produce.
I mlri iln- direction h| Miss Jane DeSpain, who lias studied theater work extensively. the cast and
crews gave iiuiiild I - i" earn the accolade givpn them l»\ Leon liurnetl in the Enterprise "Tower Play-
ers lake lull advantage "I new auditorium in produce hit." Guiding the group in die year's efforts were
ihe officers: Sarah Hamilton. President: Man Mice Milljiiry, lice-President: Evelyn Chapman. Secre-
im\: Larry Strange. Treasurer: ami Jeanuiue Easterl iug. Publicity Cnnirman.
I ih i |ila\- mi IihIiiI inn one-acts given [oi Homecoming and Tennessee \\ illiam - Dramatic memorj
iila\ "Glass Menagerie ptesented in February.
Charley's Aunt and Our Town
Charley's \mii. a hilarious coined) highlighted
l<\ songs brought ;i bil >>l the <-.i\ Nineties to n
receptive audience in \pril. 1951. The entire cast
in ;i singing finale earned live curtain calls.
Ill \l.l\ cil 1951. jll-l lielorc Ul .ulll.it i«ni. Tin-
l"»<i Players presented Thornton Wilder's im-
mortal classic oj the \iihi n .111 theatre. "Our
I own. Ii was the t ■ i—l production to l»' -_: i \ « • 1 1 in
the .New Memorial \iidiloriiim. The east was made
up i>l ii i • i - 1 1 v seniors.
Radio Workshop
The Radio Class, under the direr! i I Mi"
Jane DeSpaiu. produces .i weeklj radio ~U"\\ ovei
station WHPE. The\ also allow other depart ills
to have the radio lime foi n show which lhe\ feel
will he ol interest to I he "indents and coiutuuuitv
I ifleen students were ill the i l,i — .
: i
The Hi-Po
Sou litis "I the pecking ol typewriters, rustling >>f
papers, and general murmurs lill die room, .1 bit
crowded, in the towei of Roberts Hall. The scene i- .1
bi-weekl\ one: the time is just before the deadline hour.
Working harder than years past because ol the increased
-!/■-. 1 1 dilorial members almost franticall) w rite copy
uiili Mil-- finger, talk i" .1 reporter, and interview .1 stu-
dent, all In one breath. Hie air is static. The hour i-
late. Temper- are short, Coffee i- perking. It's .1 typi-
cal scene when the Hi-Po deadline rolls around.
Coats draped over chairs, cop) paper on the floor,
stacks nt undelivered newspapers, apparent chaos and
confusion it would seem a- though everything 1- .1 dis-
organized conglomeration. Bui alter all the mad rush
in id scramble 1- o\ev, the //.'-/'" i- out. a neal seven
column sheet, above average us usual.
Daum \BERNATin. Edilar-in-Chiel
EDI roRJ \l -I \l I
\ i\|in.il -• «-ii. in iln //i-/'.' office aftei .in 1— 11.' n| 1I1. //1-/'.. Standing: Mobbx Foster, sports /.///.•/.■ I i.-,l Herbert. Pal
M.i 1 1 in. turarity editai Sam lla\w I. fraternity ■■■ht.it. ( li.n In- \lault>l>\ .|»i//> editor: t ..I, n. Iluuhins. Shells Mos-
lem iih! Harriet Slieltmi. featun writers: |iumi\ Reavig managing editor , lunr Luca? feaiun editoi David \bernalhy.
editot-in-vhiel Seated I van Via it, Helena Smith, iiwiii editor*
for 1954-1955
This year, the Hi-Pa staff has worked harder i" pre-
-.•hi ;im above-average campus newspaper. Through the
combined efforts ol David Vbernathy. editor-in-chief.
and tin- business and advertising staffs, ii lias been pos-
sible in pill out I I regular issues:, an Vpril Fool edition,
and a ///-/'" review in magazine form. The -t.ill started
the year oil uiih ;i bang, liaving their first issue in circu-
lation on the first da) ol classes, somewhat >>l a record.
\dvertising space increased with the hrlp ol a sunimei
ad-selling program and John Pern - pounding the pay-
ments up town.
^ es, ii - a wonder trie ///-/'<> ever reaches the students.
uiih .ill the problems and difficulties characteristic to
publications, but in spite ol all the troubles hum b\ the
-i, ill. the lli-l'<> has been raised to .1 high level "I esteem
li\ the student both .
■>i i (■ \R\. tin lines* Mnmitiei
\,\ sellers gel together fo. a little shop talk and pat earl, olhe ih* Lack f..i raising- Ii .»««•*-*. s,,„„/„,
V , Lorraine MeCurry. score/art; MartheWne Reav is, aduertmni >--•• I ml HunijM ml Mm rVm
ii i .,., hi/.
business manage, Sealed: Sue Gary, business manager.
.5
he Zenith
V w l!i i.i in k. Eililoi
Johnny M >\\ vnd I > \ \ in Vbi i«.\ \ rin
I'lmloaraulu'i <
"|'.i\ i'>i vour picture now . . . don I forgel picture
appointment. . . . I lyue forgol i" make picture appoint-
ment. . . . I''\ the way. Miss North Carolina is to judge
iln- Miss II. P. C. Contest. . . . Hey, have you seen that
picture "I Punchy? - • . Now iel - see, where did we
pul thai picture ami so mi . . . until the hm is .ill ovet
ami here i- what we came out with . . . your 1955
Z.i.m in!"
Ves. needless to say, wc Ii.im- li.nl uur fun — lull llinv
were times when fun developed into what you might
identify as work -pure "l«l manual labor to l»' exact!
Since the da\ the business staff collected theii In -i S 1 .50
In! pictures hack in Seplembei until tin- verj day, we,
the staff, have witnessed man) anxious moments; in
fact, during the course "I those moments, there were
limes when we tended in kinds doubt il we would ever
make it: no more doubts now, because here il is ihe
finished produel.
fhere are man) who lenl .1 ven valuable hand in
making llii- finished produel possible who will never
gel iln' due credil l" those persons, we offer you our
11 \ ill. ink-!
To Snow's Simliii and Frances foi their tireless r*f-
lull- ii) lii'lp n- anywaj the) |>n--il>l\ could.
\ big lli, ink Mm In \li. Smith .mil I'.iluaril- & IIiuiiliIi-
tun Company i"i iheii splendid co-operation.
I" you the -iinli'iit linilv 11I High Poinl College, we
1I1. ink you for the co-operation you -'■ graciously gave
n- in keeping yout picture appointments.
We .iilmii truthful!) ami emphalicall) that we have
made man\ mistakes: some ul iIhmii we rminl correct
il we had it i" do over again hul since we rant (no
regrets) we jusl give it to you mistakes and all yout
1955 Zenith!
EDI row \l Wl»
LAYOI 1 \\"KM -|;s
( ..iinlwi \ilklll-. I'\c-
, iillr /• ill/"/ . Vial ill. I
I Irii-i'ii. I sxoriu v lin.ii-
ni'ss Mimuiii'i . \ .in
Itullui k /■ iliioi l"liii
I ; 1 . 1 1 % . Bull (..illnrj.
I ,1 1 k < " \ /hi mil
II ,„!.,■,..
Jul k\n\. Ilitsine.\s Munajivi
Sealed: llm Conk. Standing: June Rogers. Joe kiiox. (iavlu
I' hi J, J 1 1 ■ 1 1 1 1 \ \hn \ i linn
GENERAI STAFF; Silling: Cnrlaiir] Voung. Man Lou I. mum. I.m, |,|»,,i,U. Smuduifi, Irjl la nJn. Beth lean
Barker, Faye. Peedin. LaVerne Wright. Sarah Martin. Barbara — « ■ - r r ^ Mar? Coriler. Mar; Ilulli Smiley. Jean Bealy.
Lorraine McCurry. Vivian Jennings. Sam Havw I.
Top row: Marie Venable. President: Pal Cranford. Vice-President: Jackie Pugli.
Secretary: Man Kalherine Page. Reporter.
Epsilon Sigma Omicron
Firs/ row: Harriel Hull'. Veil Long. Gladys Robertson. Douglas Warren. Second row:
Man Jan:- Waters. Dora Huss. Miss Winnie Luffman. Idvisor. \ni Pictured: Miss
Lois Li\ingston. Idvisor: Priscilla Gingrich. Coleen Cook. \am\ Crews. Pal John-
eon.
Student Christian Council
S7////IC. left hi right: Mi — Mam-lln ( arltT. tdcisor: John Burton. President: Jud\ Seward. Secretary: Margarel Wilson.
Second row Vliss I larici Rim man. tiMsori h>an Parker. Pal Cranford. ''i. Mollilt. tdvitior: Van Bullock. Third row:
|;,,;j,i Inn. Ilarrj Lung. Iran Beat). Fml I uller. Paul Bunn. I'ice-I'residcnt: Bert Westbrook.
I lir Sludenl Christian C Zoti i it*i I finu linn* lm the.
purpose "I planning and guiding 1 1 1 • - rrl'mioii?
activities un campus. I lir coniu'il is made up ol
ioill' nluCfTS. lAVO i ■umniillrr- .mil Inn represent-
atives from cm Ii religious organization mi caill-
pUS.
Ii li.i- been the polii \ ol [lie council in Imli
two retreats annually, one ,ii the liegiuniu" n
C.lrll -I'llll'-ll-l III <>l l!.l In |l|.ll| nlll ill, 'II -|.|n,..|,.| '
program. Sandwiched In between these retreats
the) Imlil m-m-i.iI ini'i'iiii-- in \ irw ilu- results I)
their plans and discuss problems that usually
■ -i ii t ii • in ilu- attention •>! tin- group.
\inong the many things planned by the coun-
cil are religious emphasis week, weeklj vespei
programs, morning devotions and the mid-week
prayer service.
The Student Christian Council strives to improve
the religious opportunities here ,ii II. !'.<■• the)
attempt tirelessly and prayerfully I" plan each
phase of their program in the best interest "I the
spiritual health of High Poinl College.
tin
Student Christian Council Activities
"Hey, let's ■!<> i<> morning devotions, . . . Pravei
sen ice on \\ ed. night. . . . See you at vespers Sim-
day. . . . W ho <li<l \<>n say lli>- speaker for Religious
Emphasis Week i>. . . . Vassiliki Fund Drive foi
1954." - . . These are .1 few i>! the mosi imporiani
religious events tlial lake place on our campus foi
the student bodj .
Morning devotions are held each morning hI
8:00, Monday through Saturday in Lindley Chapel.
They have a two-fold purpose, one i'> provide daih
inspiration for both students and faculty; ii .1!-"
seeks i<> establish a better relation between the stu-
dent and faculty members in that a faculty metnbei
is in charge ol the briel service three days weekly
as are the students.
The mid-week prayer service is another activitv
thai i s significant on our campus. It strives to
deepen ilie prayer life "I >imleiii- and to encourage
prayer.
Vespers on Sunday one might call ilii- the
High Point College Church Service. Generally the
services are handled l>\ the organizations and
faculty members on campus; however, several
limes each semester, the S.C.C. invites special
guests I" \i~ii our campus. Vmong our guests this
year was a group from Bennett College.
lu-li^iuii- Kni|ili;i-i- Week i- one ol the S.C.C's
CHRISTM \> n \H\ II ^ SCEN
majoi activities "I the year. They usually start
planning for this occasion .1 -emeslei in advance.
I"lie\ have brought many outstanding speakers i"
our campus during the past few years and this yeai
was no exception. \\ iili Dr. Robert \. DuBose de-
livering the messages, this years religious empha-
sis week was termed as one <•! the best, probably
becau I the informal atmosphere thai was
created h\ lioib the S.C.C. mid the speaker.
I' .i'li yea 1 the S.C.C. gives the student body the
opportunity to contribute to the welfare of Vas-
— 1 1 J I — i _ ;i fifteen-year ■ >l ■ 1 Grecian girl whom the
>.(..(.. supports. I lie council sends \ assiliki mone\
and other supplies approximately four times .1
year.
In these activities brieffs mentioned above and
in .ill other religious activities carried on here .11
H.P.C.. the S.C.C. along with the other religious
iii'^aiii/alioii- mi • - . 1 ■ 1 1 1 > 1 1 ~ has the ever-lasting desire
in see "Peace 011 earth, and good will toward men
become .1 living reality here km earth. Ml "I the
religious organizations. Baptist and Methodist.
Fellowship Train- .i\\<\ die S.C.G.. Vlpha Delia
Thela and Kappa Chi. carry and believe "Clnisl
Vbove Ml" . . . Nil Sine Numine . . . nothing wilh-
■ li\ iin' guidance.
|ii;. ROBERT DiBosb. Religious Emphasis Speakei
::|
Baptist Student Union
OFFICERS: Left to ri^ltl: Roger Fun. Student Christian ReprcsenJalive; Jud\ Seward,
Secretary: Boh 'Jailing- Devotional Chairman: Fred ( uller. President: < rystal Hawk-
ins, Vice-President; John I'ctlx. Treasurer.
Hr.il rou
Mart'. \l
Evelyn <
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II, Ilk.
- /,; Fred Culler. John Petty. J ud} Seward. Ida Wiles. Boh Catling. S n
an. Crystal Hawkins. '//„/./ ro«-: Caviielle Pel I!. Lorraine McCurrv.
/ ;,'"" / ' '""■' '•■ l ' 1 ""- '••""• I" 11 -" 1 Carner. Mar) Lou Cox. Ruth VtcDan'ie
1 "I" Hi. .11 I),. \|,,|||||. hltUar.
it I nil .' I 'I'll''
Rogei Inn.
I. Fifth i •'!< ■
\\ alk'ms. .Iran
Hazel Shore,
Kay Russell,
Methodist Student Fellowship
METHODIST ST1 Ml \i III I.OWSHIP
OFFICERS, silting, left t« right; Dr. 1 • ■• k . . tdvisor: Margaret WN.miii. I'iee-Prexh
ileal: Bert W- • — 1 1 k. President : Cenr Eller. Bohliie Barrett. V -\\r Linlhieum
Secretary; Frank Daniels. Treasurer; RuM>\ I. mini I'ublieution Chuiiuian: Sara
Hamilton. Student. Christian Representative.
Top row, I'll to right: S\l\ki Bobn, Vomnle I inthicuni Margaret V. ilson. < hri< Barber. Helen Paige V\ illiani loan
Craw ford. Pal Peacock. Phyllis Singleton. 1 lain Long. James Smith. Seeond row: Bets\ Rou«e. fain" rhomhill. Barbara
Huntley. Quita Harrell. Man Ruth Smile). Cynthia VIolilev. Shirley L\ tie. Judith Wars. Holibii Barrett. Carland Young.
Fave Pecdin. Third row: LaVcrne Wright. Max Edwards, Nellie lone? El«ie Ma< Oakle) laekie I'ugh. lean Beat).
David Vlvevs. lean Eller. Margaret Vnn Whiter!!. Camilla lsle\. Fred Macon Fourth row: Faith Snecden. Man Vlici
Milbury. Gladys Robertson. |)oi Thompson. Sarah Coltrane. Vlark Wimmer. Bert Wcstl k.
;:;
Alpha Delta Theta
OFFICERS: Camilla Isley. Treasurer: lean Beaty. Vice-President: Margaret Wilson.
President: [uan Parker. Secretary: Jeannine Easlerling. Social Chairman.
I. ill to r it'll i. I' i 'i run Sarah Stafford. Pans) Lvteng I. Margaret t\ ilson. ' amilla 1 — I • - s . Joan Parker. V one vie I intlii*
I'Uin. Margaret Wlulewll. Jane l.imille. Second '■>»: Loui-c Harris. I "■• -t - \ Singlplary. Louise Holmes. Gabb\ Garrett.
I'.. i-\ Bouse, S\l\ia CratUloek. linn Rogers, lean Be«t\. Third row: Elsie Mae Oakley. Nellie J >s. Pats) Hobhs.
\., mi, i I kearns. Louise Pugh. I'.ii-v Hooks. Sue Bull. Vivian Ironings. Barbara Huntley Fourth row: Man Ruth
Smilev. Man Vliee Milhury Shirley I.\ tie. rata I" Hunter, lean Eller. Berma Doty Halite Bethune. Man Williamson.
KiiIm ll.rj.iM. Mi-- Bowman. I nilt row: Joan Bennett. Prisrilla Cingrii h. Sarah ' ollrane. I ase Peedin. Carolvn Vdkins.
Xaomi Drum. Rhonda Strange. Carols n Hastings, < within Mobley Libh) Bi nv. Faith Sneeden. Sixth row: LaVerne
Wright ( i -i 1 1. ■ - tt ilson. Beth Boss romberlin. Beltj Frazier. Pin His Singleton. Chris Barber, [da Lee Will's.
Kappa Chi Fellowship
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First row, left to right: Stank) Baiter. Jack Barrier. Co) Buvender. Giles Bowman. Co; Brown. Vuii BulWk. John Bur-
ton. Nathan Byrd. Second row: Hubert Clinard. Robert Clinard. Fred Culler. Frank Daniel?. L\n\> I Daniels. Vllfii
DeHarl. Wallace Dryden. Jem Faulkner. Third row: Gayle Ford. Garland G: ion. [innm Gilland. Don Hnyiies.
(,.,!,.„ inn. Bill) Mm i. Bob Hunter. Harn Long. Fourth row, Bobby Lyndon. Fred Via Leonard Mayo. David
Vlyers. Uexander Vlellnik. Don Wilier. L« Newton. Joel Nil Fifth rou Kenneth Pn\ Merrill I'erkins. Robert
Pllillips. Jern Reiff. John Rierson. Mark Rose. Ulen Seawell. James Smith. Sixth rou, I! Smith, limim Starnes.
Cliff Summey. Bobb) Tanner. Frank Tli as. Bill Trevorrow Urn Wilkinson. Mark Wunmer. Seventh ,..,. flnrland
Vouna. Dr. William Locke. Id visor. Sol pit-lured John Ruft).
Fellowship Teams
Tin- Fellowship 'IV. mi- are organ-
ized for service service i" young
people In limn In - w iiliin reasonable
traveling dislaiu ■<•- "I the college.
I In-ir purpose and aim is I" strengthen
yotit.li work in the local churches and
lead voting people in more aliundaiil
living. This year there have heen
twelve learns composed ol sixty-five
enthusiastic students.
\,, n , ,1,. | IniliiiiiMi- Rn\ce Smith. Miss Clarice Bowman. M.uk Rose. Merrill Perkins. Dr. William Locke-, John
loMicr. Mar\ Mice Milbun. < lill Summey. David Myers. Babs Huntley, fune Rogers. I'lulL- Singleton. James Smith,
Fred Macnn Bill Trevoriow. Sandra Wilcox. Faye rVedin. Jean Beaty. Boh Calling. Camilla Isley. I rystnl Hawking
i urolui \< Ik ii ■ ~ Jim Sta s. LaVcrne Wright. Wilhui lackson. Mai Edwards. Sarah Collrane. Jean Filer. Cayle Ford,
|,,,in I'arkei Failh Sneeden. liarlnnd ^ g. Harry Long. Mary Ruth Smiley. Frank Daniels.
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Co MM \ [RGIL \n\\
( loach \ irsil "l ow li.i- completed
urine hi- seven years absence Inuii our
•eond year at High Point College as head campus. Coach Yow was coaching basket-
coach ul the varsitj basketball team.
Coach Vow graduated from High Point
College, receiving hi- \.l!. degree from
here, lie has >i>ni|>l<-ietl one year ul grad-
ual] in tin* industrial rank-.
1 OW lid- ll.nl a jnli ul relm ildiili: the
Purple Panthers back to their rank as a
l"iw.-i in tin' North Stale Conference. Ili-
nati- work at the I niversitj of North Caro- task has been a difficult one but he has ac-
lina. This is actually his fifteenth year as
head coach ol his \ Im.i Mater. ha\hig
complisiied a great deal toward reaching
his goal. The prospects for next year's
coached here thirteen years prioi to 1945, team look promising for Yow's program.
88
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Season's Scores for the Panthers
.P.C.
-■
95
,P.C.
121
.P.C.
...
97
.P.C.
100
.P.C.
(>■'!
.P.C.
;:i
.P.C.
;:i
.P.C.
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The Panther Men
Here the) are "the Pant net Men," fifteen
strong, clad in their traditional home-standing
while and purple uniforms. The) stand in
the form "I an "II. " reminding the student
hod) .i« \\<'ll as themselves that the) are repre-
senting High Point College. Win or lose.
iIh'\ have proved themselves .1- outstanding
representatives oJ our institution; 1 1 1 • - > always
possessed >i will to win I > 1 1 1 in defeat 1 li«*\
showed .1 tremendous amount <>! sportsman-
ship. Happy hiil modest in victory, extreme!)
good sports in defeat, and the men who helped
create .1 great H.P.C. school spirit these are
the characteristics of out "PANTHER MEN."
Front lo back. left to right: Mui|>li\ Osborne. Boh
Manning. Harold Crump. Bolib) Dun liar. Don Wil-
liams. BoIiIm Davidson. Mill Huegle. Johnny East.
Bert west brook. Ivm rrazier. I'om Pavne. Ii<>\
Dixon. Paul Stanton. Phil Crorketl. and |. C.
I'lllll-ClC.
The Year for the Panthers
Coach 1 o\\ lias done an excellent joh this year
in bringing the Panthers back into contention "iili
North State Foes. The Purple Panthers racked
up I I victories against IT hisses compared with
last year's record of only six wins out ol thirl)
starts.
I. I'd li\ captain Uobb> Davidson and Kill Huegle.
the HPC sipiad managed i<> h< >l<l ii- own in the
conference. Jack Powell, joining the Panthers in
ilic second semestei action, gave llu* I anthers an
extra scoring punch. Paul Stanton and .1. <•. Bled-
soe also proved themselves ,1- dangerous men from
llie scoring department.
The 195") editi I the HPC Basketballers
was ;i well-balanced outfit throughout the season.
('(i, nil \ ow look advantage ol this balance and
substituted I reel) using such backbone men .1- Ken
I i.i/u'i. Il.iiulil (Trump .mil l»i>\ Dixon wild greal
rcgulat il\ .
Othei men who added depth and importance to
the team were Phil Crockett, Murph) Osborne,
Bobby l)imli;ir. Tom Payne and Bobh) Pharr.
Tin- Purple Panthers finished -ixili in llie con-
ference ilii- yeai which enabled diem i<> return
in the North Stale Tournament in Lexington aftei
.1 years absence. The High Pointers prompt!) sur-
prised North State Officials b) upsetting Easl
Carolina rather handil) 91-70. after losing i" die
Pirates twice during ih<- regular season. The sec-
ond round oJ tournamenl plaj saw die "never
give up Panthers lose out to Ulanlic Christian
81-69. who was crowned the North State Cham-
pions the next night.
For theii untiring efforts and their contributions
to our college, we salute Coach Vow and the 1955
Purple Panthers. The Panther ii-.nn i- la-i build-
ing u|> to !»• .1 top threat in the North State
< inference.
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Ilii- year the Panther cheerleaders were
elected b\ student ballot In what semed to
be the inosl heated election campaign in the
historj <il cheerleader selection. The group
this year spirited 1 1 1« * student l»od\ in some
close basketball games, cheering so enthus-
iastically that the "rool "I the gym was in
danger. Ibis year - group, under the leader-
ship <>l l!i'ii\ T\ .-« i 1 1 *• t • i . the head cheerleader,
contributed much to the "HPC spirit. The
cheerleaders who lead 1 1 1«* student b<><K in
"Rooting for the Purple Panthers" were Bettj
Tysinger, K.t>\ Dawkins. "Shrimp" Flyiit.
\kiril\ii I .owilcl milk. "I'l'il I'l i'll\ in. ill. Mill
Kerr. Nann Crews, and Marsha Bailey.
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EADERS -Kneeling: Nan. \ Crews. Bettj T\singer. Perl Prethman. SluniHna Marsha Uai
Kerr. Seated on lop: Ko\ E. Daw kins. Viarilwi I nwdermilk. and "Shrimp I lull
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Time Out!
\ inometil for strateg\ assignment and a short
IiumiIht before continuing ihe battle. The action
has been la-l ami hard; llii- li -mil slrateg) may
present ,i method "I keeping tin- lead. The "liuhi-
ing h\<'" clasp iheii haniis together, the coacli says
"Lei's gel ■ mi there ami hustle," and tin 1 game is on.
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Pep Rally
The spirit <>l HPC has exem-
plified itselJ mail) times this
year, especial!) in the pep
rallies thai were held several
times l>\ the SG \ and the
Cheerleaders. On nights be-
fore the toughes! games the
pep rallies in the stadium w itli
a bonfire and members >>l the
lll'C band licl|ii'il units the
"Spirit «.l' HPC."
\oih: \i iiii \"i;i n state mi i;\ wn.v
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Jayvee Basketball
Coach \be Palmer is completing lii> third successful yeai .11
High Point College .1- lunioi Varsilj Baskethall coach.
Palmer received lii^ \.l>. degree from Southwestern College
11 Memphis ami earned his M. \. degree from George Peahod)
1 11I lege. Hi- has conditioned several men on lii> hustling junioi
varsity squad so successfully that the) are no« playing "iili
varsitj competition.
( .1111 II \i:i PALMER
Coach Vbe I'.ilinri | H i >iliii >•< I ,in exccllenl ji Boli Perdue was .m tmportani [actor with hi- floor
varsilj team tin- year in posliii" u record "I 27 wins work. km Black grabbed .1 considerable amount "I
arid oid) 13 losses. rebounds to aid in the victories. Jack Johnson was
The Bali) Panthers were paced li\ Ja) Harpci and tlie onl) returnee from lasl year's team.
Dale Swaringcn in racking up this impressive record.
IAYVEI TEAM
First row. Irfl '■• rifjiii 1 Ii Palmer. Boh Perdue. Stamev Cecil. Pete Bougades. Ra) Whicker. Hugh Beason,
Jack Johnson. Ja\ Harper. Swonil inn ken Black. Bohln Pharr. Dale Swaringen, Luke Livingston, Richard Wilson,
C. \\ . Faulkner. I. I. Peterson, and kemp Bennett.
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Jayvee Action
It's action from the HPC-Elon Jr. Varsit> af-
fair as the Bab) Panthers rack up one ol their 27
victories. The HPC team grabbed an earl) lead
and broke the game open in the last few minutes
wiih blistering speed to win going awaj 78-67. In
the photo at ill' - rigbl. ken lilaek ean be M-en flip-
ping two points through the cords as Elon attempts
in vain lo break tin- play up.
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The Panthers in Tennis
'•</ in ritilit i ...I. li rVilial Ho|i|>\ H\.i K.H.. Inn. II. Doug Karim r'irlil, Ruil\ Frar/er, Bill 01«r, Frank Wisres Carlos Horcasitas.
NOUTII STATE CONFERENCE CH VMPIONS
The High Poinl College Tennis Team has led
ihe North State Conference since ii- origin. This
j- somewhat oj ,i record. For no other college in
ill-' conference has so completely dominated one
[•port.
fhe Panther tennis. squad began .1 new era in
1951 when Mike Rcyes-Varela and Carlos Horca-
-11. 1- entered High Poinl College. Varela has held
''"' number one position until last year when he
"•'- farced 1- retire because oi illness. Carlos then
iiiuk over .mil In! the Panthers in the number one
position in tin- North Si, iir Conference. Dave
Enipler and Rudy Fraizer have been stalwarts in
the Panther lineup, liill Kiln and Bobhj Dyer
proved in be ol great value in the team also. This
yeai Varela returned in the lineup along with •'
newcomer. \ incenl Leong,
I lie defending champion Panthers have gone .1
Inn- u;i\ toward bringing prestige in the lli:_li
Poinl < lollege campus.
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MiTlll i; PASCHA1 . HPC DIRECTOR
OJ VTHLETICS
\rihiir Paschal came to High Poinl College in
1948. He is now serving his seventh year as
athletic director here al HPC, Mr. Paschal re-
ceived his B.S. degree [roin Northeastern State in
Oklahoma. He earned lii- M.S. degree from Okla-
homa l&M. Paschal taught .ii Oklahoma \\M
for one j ea r.
Since he has been athletic directoi .ii HPC. the
intramural program has grown with leaps and
hounds. \i the present time the intramurals pla\
;i major pari in tlie athletic program, thanks to
Mr. Paschal's earnest endeavor.
Intramural Athletics at High Point College
The intramural athletic program mi the campus
ol High Point College seems to he growing yearh
liiilh in 1 1 n - i in ii 1 1 >•*■" lli.il | > . 1 1 1 i ■ ■ i | > . 1 1 < ■ .mil in 1 1 1< -
~l>iiil that i- created l>\ its ven presence.
\i die present time, the intramural program
consists of foothall. basketball, volleyball and soft-
liall. These four sports enable the majon'tj "I the
students i<> participate during the year in one sport
ui the other.
Football action saw seven teams battling it out
for the championship: the same uumbei made an
effort for the volleyball title. I'hc hardwood r i
season sav nine tea rib offer theii basketball abili-
f i « - — in the cause and eigh! teams answered the call
tin softball teams.
frophies are awarded I • » the winners and run-
ners-up in .ill sports b\ the athletic department.
Tin- yea t - program -.*» .ill entries giving it
their best in del cat as well ,i- in \ ieton which was
one cause l"i .i - 1 1 < • t — ! 1 1 1 -ci-hm m intra mural
athletics. Intramural alhletii - at III'* lu- final h
reached an unprei eilenled Icu4.
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Intramural Football and Volleyball Champions
The TkK lonikill Irani walked awa) «iili llie in the standings. The on and "II Si;- 1 Eps managed
intramural gridiron rrown iln« vcai in what crilii - i<> keep up enough steam to complete tin- campaign
consider one "I tin* most heated and successful in third position.
seasons ever completed here.
Volleyliall action <aw the TkK take over where
The Tekes. possessing: weight i<> spare and jusl the\ lefl nil in football, edging past Lambda '.hi
about the righl amounl ol speed, had no merc\ un for the title. Lambda Chi downed the champions
iIicii opponents .1- the) wenl ihrough the season in the regular season 1ml tin- determined Tekes
not nnl\ undefeated but refused to allow their goal came soaring hack in the tournament to lake die
I,, |ic crossed .1 single time. Lambda < Ihi. who man- title. Thus. Lambda < lii'- fine team had to he con-
iigcd to hold the champions to a scoreless tie in one tent «iili sec I place. The Sip Eps occupied
contest, produced >i Rue club in finishing second third place .n the season's end,
First ion : .1. C. Hawkins. Spencer Smith. David M ■. Don Roberts. Robert Fowler. Second rou Raymond
Skidmore. Spec Mired, Jim Hall. Elwood Vlabry. Jim Harris, and Inn Royals.
1955 Intramural Basketball Champions
CM \i;i IK \l \l I.TSHY. ZENITH
SPORTS EDITOR
Charlie Maultsby. for his second year, lias
served a- sports >-'lii I tlie I955 Zenith.
\\ ith a background ol experience in the sports
writing field, serving also as Hi-Pa sports
editor, he has planned ilii- section l<>i the en-
joymenl lor sports-loving HPC collegians.
\ senior. Maullslix will not lie back at HPC
io offer ili'' students another year ol good
sports coverage.
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Mrs. \ki I'
\h-. \l" Palniei came i" us in the fall "f L954. mm
pleting "ii> w.ii ..I -m i .--ful liai hing i'l ■• i i- 1 - -purls.
\|i- I'.iImh i In- introduced .1 firsl on (he High Poinl
( 11I lege campus in the form of modern dancing »iili l"i
-11I- pai in ipating.
Mr*. Palinei received hei B.S. dpgree 1 1 High Poinl
College ami hei VI.A. degree from George Peabody.
II11- M',11 Vlrs. Palmer, in co-operalion »iili Dr. Lewis,
lias combi I the music depart men I »iih women's ath-
letics i" sponsoi .in • r 1 1 1 1 ■ - 1 \ new Ma\ Da) Program
Mi-. Palmer is ;i tireless worker with hei girls and often
one can see her competing »iili girls in the various sports.
I nder the direction of Mrs. Palmer, the W.A.A. has
had a full athletic program tlii- year. In il»' fall the
\\ . \. \. participated in .1 plavdaj al Greensboro College.
Six -'I I- were represented and our girl- advanced to
the semi-finals before losing out i" .1 -1 .^ W * - 1 NC
team.
The \\.\.\. women also fielded a basketball team
which ended up with an '■''■'■'' record. \- ilii- article goes
in press the girls are fighting through a heated intra-
mural li.i-ki-ili.ill season.
Woman's Athletic Association
firsl run |<mc rhornhill Krankii Goad. Kleaimr Clapp. Vickie Washburn. Susie Gra\. Coleen Ward. Mrs. \bc Palmei
mi \im Cockerhani. Sue Gamble Bobbie I'im n. i -hu l.\ Harris. Bettv Templelmi. Barbara Kdwards. Ruthie
|{e\ imlil-.
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Miss Hi 9 h Point Collese, 1954-1955
,s ' "" ,,J "'" UrUK '" Ri "- V[Jss North Carolina; Mrs. Charlotte Guy. and Bill Hackney.
MISS DOI CI \> \\ \i;i;i;\
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W adesboro, North Carolina
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MISS \WK KERR
Mi null Virv. \ih ili Carolina
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MiSS SI E GAMBLE. Kaxhaw, North Caroli
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Maids of Honor
MISS PAT MARTIN. Denton. Xortli « arolina
MISS VI M.'ill \ HEN'SON. \'ila>. Norlli ' Una
MISS CONNIE GRANT. High Point, North Carolina
MISS I'VI'M CRANFORD, Denton. North Carolina
Junior Attendants
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Sophomore Attendants
MISS \I\IW JENNINGS. Hillsville, Virginia
MRS. PAT PASCHAL High Point, North Carolina
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MISS SI SIR GR W. I til. Poim. Ninth Carolina
\ll^ HI I'll SABATIM. Sliplton. i: tiiul
Freshman Attendants
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Fraternity Life at High Point College
I'm Hi.' lii -i lime in ii- history. Midi Point Col-
lege li.i- on \\- campus -i\ national fraternities,
I'll j — innovation to UPC has brought with ii u na-
tional scope .mil ,i national Feeling on the pari <>l
the fraternity men who make up approximately Mi
per cent ol llie men on campus.
This segment ol the shulenl body has .1 responsi-
lnhiv lo the national fraternity as well .1- within
llie Infill chapter. Willi ilii- increased responsi-
bility, drought -il 1 by ill-' coming ol the national
fraternities to ihe campus. .1 feeling and a spirit
11I higher cndeavoi and service ha- replaced the
former feeling ol local fraternity apathy.
\ rin — section view ol tratcrnilv men. durinu
college m-.ii- .1- well .1- after, show* thai fraternity
life help* the individual il develops .1 sense "I
ri -|"iii-iliil ii\ . .1 feeling ol brotherhood, and brings
mil ,ill iln- potcnl 1.1 1 ii ir- wiiliin iln- real "man."
I'hc tin >-l "ii!-i,uhlinj men m l In- I niteil Stales ami
the world iml.is ure fraternity men; Ihey learned,
while in college, thai man musl live with num. thai
ii iiiiinl ol hrotherhood can exist between men, that
man musl lake an interest in his brother.
W iiliin the fraternity, there is the closest feeling
thai can exist within an\ organization: one frater-
nity man will mu many a "second milt'" for lii-
brother. The bonds m| Fraternity arc sacred, not to
be broken, and are respected, trusted, and uphi'hl.
'in miiiv campuses and to many people, llie
word "Ii atrniit\ has a bad connotation. Here al
High 1'niiii College, we can !»• proud <>l the fad
thai a fraternity man i- respected, found to be de-
pendable, courteous, ami a real "man.
Fraternity life al High Point College i- on a
high level ii i- a level unapproached lis any othei
organizations on campus. Ii can be said "I us here
ii I ll'( thai "we beliei e in fraternities."
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Interfraternity Counci
Silting, left ><- riglU: Paul Jones Al'k Si. I Proctoi \\ \. I ice-President: Robh> Valentine TKK. Dai id Wag i IKI
President: Bill Wright lll\\. Treasurer: Bob Ross i'l'K. K"> Hawkins 2i<I»K. Secretary. Standins linrdi TVw A2L'I>,
(.11 \ Kennerli \\\. Bobby f » \ < •■ «X, Darid llnli MX. Jack Parks [IK.A
Intcrsorority
Council
rir*/ roic. /'•/' '" right: Eve-
lyn Chapman. President:
June Rogers. Treasurer: Syl-
\ ia < iraddork. ' ice-Presi-
dent: Elizabeth Pretty man.
Secretary. Second row: Sue
Can-. Joyce VJellis. Pal Mar-
tin. M;ii \ \iin ' '"'k.
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Lambda Alpha Phi
Left in right, first row: Faye Peedin. President: Jean Really. / ire-President: Barbara
Benson, tcrreiary: Delores Dudsuii. '/'.-mum/. Second row: Miss Winnie Lurfruan.
\li~ i irorer I'ei i \ . \<h isoi
Installation l>s i-amilcliulu.
I In- long awaited mumenl.
I i- I 'aul .mil M ,i i \ I mil.
' ■• M 1 1 1 1,1 1 H I pei l"i in. mi
\ighl life
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/.<■// /» right, first row: Carolyn Idkins. Christine Barber. Bobbie Barrett. Doris \nn
(iasliclt. Sarah ("ollraiic. Secant! row: Mar\ \ mi Cook. Bett> Frazier. Paula Everett.
\ 11 jji<' (Jaskins. (laroUii Gideons. Third row: Priscilla Gingrich. Norma Gravson.
Sarah Hamilton. Martha Henson. Pats\ li> Hunter. Fourth row: Gcli-nr llutrhin-.
Nanc) Ingram. Camilla Isley. Norma lane Kearns. Shirle) Lytle. Fifth row: Pal
Martin. Man \lice Milbury. Libb) Murray. Joan Parker. Pal Peacock. Sixth /"/< :
Iiarhara Scull. .)•> \mi Short. Doroth) rhompson. Ellen rorrence. Ida Lee Wiles,
Seventh row: Paige Williamson. LaVerne Wright.
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Sigma Alpha Phi
Sylvia Craddock
President
Organized 192!i
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Rita W uid
/ /. e-President
mi: Gambli
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Shirli \ II m;ki-
Secrelai \
Frankie Goad
( orresponding Set relai i
Eleanor Ci ipp
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/'Vr»/ Mm . 1 < > I • \ Barrier. \nn Coekerham. Jahala Eud\. Sue Freshwater. \nn Kundcrln
Glass. Second row: Jean Griffith. Barbara Huntley. Fa\e Kendall. Louise Kennedy. I'al
Rakestraw. Third row: Freda Redding. Jun.- I!u«iers. Rels\ Rouse, Vnn Sherrill. \ li< -<-
Rose I ■ ■ i > 1 1 ■ I > -i ■ • 1 1 . Fourth run: Jane Thornhilt. Vieki \\ .i-lilmm.
rk. JmIi
In user.
Smith.
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Helen
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Gamma Zeta Chapter
of
Phi Mu
Chartered 1953
^jj^t
Mrs. \ihi Winn Mrs. M\m V. Palmer
I ai ii!l\ \ilvi-or-
Hizaln'th I'l.-iiMn.iii. President: Virginia \nn VTalkei Vice-President: Barbara Going. Secretary
.11 kii' 1 1"" 1 pi ' reusurei
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/.(■// /» right, first ran: \niki Carter. Shirle) Caudill. Jane Edwards. Susie Gray.
Second row: Vvie Gunn. Libb\ Huchens. Pegg) Lennard. Bets) Lippard. Marilyn
Loudermilk. Third row: Joyce Mellis. Jean Itufh. Carol Thompson. Bett) \nn
Tysinger. Douglas Warren.
Gamma Gamma Chapter
of
Kappa Delta
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The Gamma Gamma Chapter ol Kappa Delia
was chartered Felmian 1^. 1954. We. the chariei'
members, have made .1 lifetime investment in
III mm Mi \\m:i;
1 iee-Presii/enl
Lorraine \l< < 1 am
Treasurei
\.\ EM X < II M'M \\
/ S.( Represenialii e
friendship. Bj sharing our dividends, we hope i"
reward our college, our felloe students, and our
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'/'"/' row. left io right: Marcia Bailey. Sue Butt. Mona Courie. Joan Crawford. \ T anc) Crews. Beverh Deal. Naomi Drum.
Second row: Helen Dunn. June Elder. Sylvia l"\. Phyllis Ganlt. Gabtn Garrett. Quita Harrell. I arolyn Hastings, Third
row: Rosa Jarrett. Vivian Jennings. Shirle) Jones. Pal Jordan. Pal Lineberger. N--II Long. Jane Lucas. Fourth row: Jo
I. ui/. Madge Miller. Shirlej Miller. Pal Paschal. Barbara Pa\ne. Marthalaine Reavis. Ruthie Ridge. Fifth row: Barbara
Ripley. Pal Ritchie. Man Vnn Rhyne. Jud) Seward. Harriet Shelton. Hazel Shore. Mariam Stallings. Sixth /<"< : Rhonda
Strange, Peggj Strawn. Bobbie Turner. Sarah Jam- Wall. Margaret Westmoreland. Jud) William-. Barbara Wilson.
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7'op rojf. />'// /<> right: Dirk Owens, President;
Edward Small. Vice-President; Delberl Kirk-
man. Treasurer. Second ran: John Wiley,
Secretary; Bobb\ llnliirk. Sciilir: Culm Mill.
Chaplain. Third row: David Holt. I.F.C.; Jim
CummingS. Pledge I/m.mV/ • lioh Calling. Pledge
President.
Firs/ roir: Boh Epperson. Paul Vtwell. Roberl Bruce. Second nm . \ubre\ Boles. Bilh Bost. Bill) Brown. Gatis Bullard.
77//'/./ row: Jim Cannon. Stanley Cecil. Si. I Culpepper. Vllen Dellart. Carl Dorsett. Bob Dixon. Bobb) Dyer. Fourth
row: Billv Hedrirk. Iliad Hartle\. Jesse Kennedy. Lawrence Lewallen. Leonard Mayo. Charles VIoon. Clifton Moon.
Fifth row: Tom \oller. Sonny Smithson. Jerry Stinson. Harold Staples. Jim I lley. Larr) Waitman. Lae\ Williams.
12(1
History
Founded al Norwich 1 niversit). Norwich. Vermont.
in L856
Colors: Vlilitarv Red and \\ hite.
Flower: Red Carnation.
Publication: The Rattle "f Theta Chi.
Established at High Point College in 1954.
We will never forget . . . President Owens and
Small returned from Atlanta with tales of a great
98th Convention Conclave . . . Draft survivals
-till with u> . . . The return ol our four-veai
pledges . . . Memories < > I old KIK) . . . The
parties, initiation, alumni and the hikes and
paddles . . . Rush week and "a darn good boy'
. . . exceptional pledge class Gatling al the
head . . . Brother- aclualk dating on campus
. . . All available brothers W.C.'ing . . . Hey,
Owens get me a i(iieen . . . connections, nothing
lull connection- ... I ile\. the melting snowman
. . . Culpepper and Big Mania . . . Blind dale-.
never again . . . Pledges majoring in "Nursing
Ail- . . . Gumming:- and hi- trap . . . I .« ■ t -
go | » i * — I i kirkman off. . . . Our steadys Dave
and Helen. Cannon ami Bobby. I'.d anil Pal . . .
Lover Brown and his dale from [* ville . . . Our
married brothers and pledges . . . Cigars from
Nollei. Dyer and Bullard teaching Hobarl's
class . ■ . Hurricane Hazel . . . No house for
beach part) . . . Installation into Theta *'lii
New pins. . . .
Parties . . . Hayrides . . . "give me some
loom . . . wail on Kirk parts on lake big
-nice-- "staples and a whole gal. ol cider
going to waste . . . Fried chicken suppers
money pa) your due- Our brothers on the
faculty — lloliart. Coble, i arborougli Wedding
chimes. Yarborough and that crucial da\ . . .
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
Founded 1899
Delta Kappa Chapter
Chartered 1954
Top row. I'll (o a: lit; 1 1. n nl M ■. /'< yianisi Don Roberts. Epipry-
lanix lini ■-i,miI.'\. Grammatpuit: Jim I nderttoud. Crysophylox.
Second roic: Kenneth Keene. Hislor; llaljih Vii'k. Hypophets, |ohn
ll.iukin-. I'\lmh'. Itolirrl Fowler, Heeemon,
The Fraternity
First rou Roll ( aripan Runm < oehran. Roll Darden. lira Hall. Jaek Jones, I K i r ] . s . Inn Newman. Second rou
Rnlil'V Valentine l.i'|{i>\ Seller*. I I \ iiih-i. W.nnr Veaell, Il.nnl Wagoner.
L22
T K E Pledges
Top roir. Ifji to right: Bob Albright, Lane Greene. Jaj Harper. Joe Horney, Lee Lemmons. Elwood
Mabry. Second row: Mart) Neustadt. S. J. Parker. Ra\mond Skidi ■<■. John Spencer. Jim Summer.
John Waul. Iliad ton: Dirk Wilson. Damn Wood.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
N. C. Eta Chapter
Top row. left to right: !>••!• Carroll. President: David Vbernathy, Vice-
President: k<>\ Dawkins. Comptroller: Sam Ha) wood, Historian. Second
row: Jack Cox. Secretary: Buck Willi ford. Senior Marshal: Charles Pruett,
lun'oi Marshal: Jim Scott. Guard.
Left row. top /•> bottom: John Rurton.
Bob Dockers . Oarland Gammon. John
Mann. ' en/e/ row. /<•// /,, rigAf: John
Petty. John Pern. Right row. top to
bottom: John Powell. Bob Ross. Clay-
Ion Reid. Paul Stanton. \ot pictured:
Bill Ward.
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I'l.l I". I
Top row. I'
Davis. Mac
Sonm Lee,
Bob Scoit,
\\ arner. I!i
\\ llil.-i.lr-.
||>,.U\I>
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) CamUa Jtii Alpha"^
Iota Phi Zeta
of
Lambda Chi Alpha
Chartered May, 1954
Top row, left /<> right: Joe Widenhouse. President; Ernie Ball. ' ice-President; J. V.
Pettyjohn. Secretary: David Franris. Treasurer. Second row: Sid Proctor. Social
Chairman; Jern Kennerh. Ritualist; Jim Brown, Pled Remaster.
^h
v.
/,/>/ /.,/,.- Flo\d Cra\en. Paul Murpln. Bill Buchanan. Jem Slaumvhite. Rodney VIorrison. Second
'"" Dr. Cooke. Dean Hinshau. Dr. Deskins. Mi. Barker. Mr. Jones. Faculh tdvisors.
1 20
n i nu>
Top row. left I" right: Eel Blaekwell. Mien Burris. Inhn ( as*. Ham Davis. \ul«re\
Flynt, Second row: Pete F'razier. Harn Gras, ' raig Kester. Hugh VleKnight. Ituil
Marion. Third n„i . \l.\ M.llnik. Carl Nigh! Murph> Osborne. Boh Phillips. (.. It.
Poin dexter. Fourth row: Vcslal Potts. |imm\ Slarnes, [film Svkes. I '• ■ 1 1 Vanderford.
Raj \\ icker.
\( ll\ II IKS
Delta Omega Chapter
of
Pi Kappa Alpha
/ ti/> row. left u< ripht: kerlee Littrell. Treasure/: Bill l!i|>|>>. President: Bill Wrighl.
Vice-President, Second run: .li i\ \ n. 1 1 <-w -. Ilumni Secretary: ' liarles l.inrll.
Guard. Third raw: Tommy Murray, Social Chairman: Lam Strange. Co-Social
Chairman. Fourth row: Jack Peacork. Historian: I'i-k Hensdale. Correspondent.
Fifth ion : I'lul Mowcry. Secretary: Earl Barbour. Joe Knox. Pled^e-M aster.
Chartered 1953
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Top row, left in right: Johnnj Vbrrnethy. Joe Rcamon. Hugh Rppswi. Lawrener Curry. Boh Duncan. Rill Eller. Rilh
l'r\i'. Second roio: Linwood Harris. Bob Hunsucker. Max Launing. Frank VleCullnch. Ilcrbcrl Masten. Don V1urra\.
Joel Nimon. Third row: Fred Noble. Jack Parks. Rill Pennewell. Bobl>\ Pharr. Bob Perdue. Roll Rkhler, Rob Smith.
Fourth row: Cecil Thomas. M;nirii - p \\ ; i ■ 1 1 1 • - 1 1
The Delia Omega Chaptei oi Pi Kappa \lpli.i
was chartered February 7. 1953. \- the first Na-
tional Fraternit) on campus, we Found a new and
exciting adventure before us. \\ <• the founders.
believe thai oin efforts have rewarded and -hall
mill i 1 1 1 1 • * to reward I >< >l li our Fraternit) and school
jiiiI hope thai the future will brinji the happiness
and success that the past has left,
i '"
S?.
Delta Sigma Phi Colony
*±mi
Top rou .
BUI \ri.lr
respondin
\li-. Paschal. Dr. Hartsell. Ulvisors. Second row: Hard) Tew. President;
lu-. Vice-President: Jack Beck, tthletic Director: Vincent Leong, Cor-
6 Secretin i .
fi'w/ row: Frank Collins. Herbert Dixon. Km Frazier. Otis Gardner. \l CaskilL Second row: Howard
Holhrook. Carl. - 0. Il.in.i-ii.i-. Mike Reyes. Rogei Shelton. lint Wood.
ipifl
r -r ■<>,-"
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Directory
FACULTY AND STAFF
Miss Louise Adams, 516 North Wrenn Street, Hi<-h Point
Mr. J. H. Allred, 701 Sunset Drive. High Point
Miss Katherine Anderson, Woman's Hall. High Point College
High Point
Mrs. Mildred Anthony, 913 Willoubar Terrace. High Point
Mr. A. R. Barker, Route 3. Thomasville
Dr. Helen R. Barllett. 900 Sixth Street. High Point
Mr. Bobby Bayne. Ill Parkway. High Point
Mrs. Akla T. Berry, 100 Sherrod Avenue, High Point
Miss Clarice Bowman, Ecker Apartments, High Point
Miss Marcella Carter. 901 Monllieu Avenue. High Point
Mr. H. E. Coble, 901 Monllieu Avenue. High Point
Dr. Eugene J. Coltrane, Jamestown
Dr. Dennis H. Cooke, 821 West College Drive. High Point
Mr. Richard Cox, 1306 D. Eaton. High Point
Dr. E. 0. Cummings, Route 2, Emerywood Estates, Hi; h Point
Mr. Richard S. Dale. 412 Otteray Drive, High Point
Miss Jane DeSpain, 901 Montlieu Avenue, High Point
Dr. S. C. Deskins, Route 8. Box 374. Greensboro
Miss Ernestine Fields. 1211 Delk Drive, High Point
Mrs. Frances Gaynor. 2405 East Lexington Avenue. High Point
Mr. W. H. Geyer, Jamestown. N. C.
Dr. Lester T. Hartsell, 2601 East Lexington Avenue. High Point
Dr. Benjamin H. Hill. 1202 Cedrow Avenue, High Point
Dr. C. R. Hinshaw, 902 Rotary Drive, High Point
Dr. George H. Hobart. 603 West Farriss Avenue. High Point
Miss E. Vera Idol. Emerywood Court Apt. E 1-A. High Point
Mr. James F. Jones, McCulloch Hall, High Point College. High
Point
Dr. Lew J. Lewis, 821 Circle Drive, High Point
Mrs. I-ois Livingston. 909 West College Drive, High Point
Dr. William R. Locke. 911 North Hamilton Sired. High Point
Mrs. William K. Locke, 911 North Hamilton Sired. High Point
Dr. Lincoln Lorenz, 3604 Park wood Drive, Crccnshoro
Miss Winnie Luffman. 909 West College Drive, High Point
Mr. Charles E. McCandless. 113 Knollwood Drive. Jamestown
Mrs. Ruth McDaniel. Susanna Wesley Hall. High Point College,
High Point
Dr. James W. Motrin, 804 Woodrow Avenue. High Point
Dr. Frances Muldrow. William and Mary Ants. 34- B, High Point
Mr. Abe Palmer, 1132 Montlieu Avenue. High Point
Mrs. Mary T. Palmer. 1132 Montlieu Avenue, High Point
Dr. Clyde N. Parker. Hawthorne Road. Winston-Salem
Mr. Arthur Paschal. 1200 Filbert Street. High Point
Mrs. Edna Paschal. 1200 Filbert Street. High Point
Mrs. Ina M. Patrick, 318 South Hamilton Street. High Point
Dr. Kenneth W. Perkins. 821 Circle Drive. High Point
Mrs. Betty S. Perry. Woman's Hall. High Point College. High Point
Dr. Blackwell P. Robinson. 2508 East Lexington Avenue. High
Point
Mrs. Blackwell P. Robinson. 2508 East Lexington Avenue. High
Point
Dr. C. Excelle Rozzelle, 310 West Lexington Avenue. High Point
Mrs. Mona Saunders. 2108 English Street. High Point
Dr. Philip Smyth. 2601 East Lexington Avenue. High Point
Miss Rebecca Snider. 817 Montlieu Avenue. High Point
Mrs. Mary C. Spurrier. 800 Carriek Avenue, High Point
Miss Ruth Steelman. 1315 West Wendover. Greensboro
Mrs. Edith B. Walker. Woman's Hall. High Point College. High
Point
Mr. Cradv H. Whicker. 911 West College Drive. High Point
Mrs. C. L. Whitaker. 805 West Circle Drive. High Point
Mrs. Alice Paige While. Emerywood Court Apartments. High Point
Mr. Arthur B. Williams. Box 1731, 212 Model Farm Road. High
Point
Mr. Arthur S. Withers. 1105 Cedrow Avenue. High Point
Mr. N. P. Yarborough. 1431 Wilshire Blvd.. Hi-h Point
Mrs. Myrtle B. Young. 805 West Circle Drive. High Point
Mr. Virgil Yow. 101 W. Howell Street. High Point
SENIOR MEN
Ahernathy. David Myles. Box 353. Connelly Springs
Andrews. Robert Kenneth. 1409 E. Farriss Ave.. High Point
Apperson. Robert Martin. 1604 Donne St.. Winston-Salem
Bevan. Rov Richard. Rt. 2. Thomasville
Blackwell. Edwin Harrison. Jr.. 2517 Walker Ave.. Greensboro
Brown. Jimmy Zarhary. 1709 5th St.. Graham Hgls.. Hurliiigi-n
Bruce. Robert A.. 47 Clinton St.. Oneonta. N. A .
Bullock. Evander Burns. 807 Jaycee Terrace. Marion. S. C.
Bunn. Paul Grayson. 407 Albright Ave.. Graham
Burton, John Matthew, Rt. 3, Reidsville
Campbell. William Pie-ton. 24IH Dall.i- >i.. Hi"h Point
Carmll. Rnhert David. P. 0. Box 548. Hill-horn
Cook. William Henry. 2d E. New Y-rk \v.\. Southern Pine-
Cox. Ju-tin Branllin. Jr.. S.-agrnve
David-on. Robert Donald. 308 N.-.-le >i.. High Point
Dixon. Herbert Dale. Box 572. King- Mountain
Dulin. Max Wade. |()14 Morgan Kd.. s pra \
Eller. William Whitney, Jr.. 907 Silver \\e.. linen-horn
Eubanks. Roy Lamar. C-43. Win. & Man Apt-.. High Point
Fowler. Robert Gene. Norwood
France-. David Lee. 901 Elk Spur St.. Elkin
Frazier. Kenneth Roy. 100 Riverside Ave.. Narrow-. Va.
Gilland. Jimmy Conrad. Rt. 4. Box 422. Salisbury
Green. George Leon. 121 W. Lexington \\e.. High Point
Hanibrii-k. David Carlton. Jr.. 501 Ingle St.. Charlotte
Hayne-. Donald William-. Rt. 4. Reid-ville
Haywood. Andrew Perrv. Rt. 5. A-heboro
He.lric-k. Billv Bruce. Rt. 1. Thoma-ville
Hedrick. Bobby Price. Rt. 1. Thoma-ville
Henni-. Harry 1... Ri, 3. Box 232. Greensboro
Hensdale. Richard Lawn-nee. 1103 Hav St.. Fayclleville
Hill. Galen Martin. 422 Chaiilaiigua Ave.. Port-moiitli. Va.
Hipp<. William A.. 1200 Filbert St.. High Point
Holt. Da\id H.. 711 Hollv St.. \-he|,om
Hulin. John Adi-on. 13(10 Silk. High Point
Hull. Floyd Stow.-, Catawba Ave., l.inrolnlon
Hunter. Billy Van. 4459 Indiana \ve.. W iii-lini-Saleni
Hunter. Robert Kanson. 3818 R.diin Hood Rtl.. W in-lnnSaloni
l-enhour. Alvie Lee. 34 Lee St.. Concord
Jackson. George C. Rt. -1. Box 33. Greensboro
.larrell. Charle- Tillman. Jr.. 112 S. Seventh St.. Wilmington
Jones. Paul Hammond. Rt. I. Box 333. Marlin-v ille. Va.
Joy tier. John Franklin. Hi. 2. Vancebi-rn
Keene, Ok<T Kenneth. Jr.. Coals
Knox. Joseph Clyde. Jr.. 1228 S. Five Oak Pkvvv.. Wilmington
l.eotvg. \ incr-ni W eng Seng. I. Kinta Garden*-. Ipoii. Perak. Malaya
Mac \rllinr. James Franklin. 511 N. Early. Draper
Mc\dam-. John Fleicher, 801- \ Daniel- St.. Raleigh
Mabrv. Dwiglil Flwoorl. Rt. 2. Norw I
Mauli-by. Charles Vernon, Win. & Marv Apt-. C-51. High Point
Mavo. Leonard Ed. 1506 Minn-.. St.. Gold-horn
Mill.-r. Donald W .-b-ter. 301 Perfection Ave.. IVImnnl
Moore. Charles Edward. Jr.. 1840 Lexington Ril.. \-h.boro
Owen-. Richard. Jame-town
Peace. William Darrell. 1011 Terrell Dr.. High Point
Peacock. John R-. Jr.. 911 Johnson St.. High Point
Potts. Vestal Junior. Rt. 1. \dvan.c
Powell. Jack B.. Ca-ar
Proctor. Sidney Eugene. Jr.. 502 W. Fifth Ave.. Lexington
Prueit. Charl.- Fred. 205 W . (lak.lale St.. Mt. Airy
Ragan. Rol.ert Jo--. Fair Crnv. Fore-I. Thomasville
Re.hlitt. Duncan Rav. 115 N. Main St.. Geneva. N. V
Reid. Clavton Lee. 402 Ward St.. High Point
Reiff. Gerald .Nathaniel. 1201 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Sellers. L.-Roy. 1019 Hickory Chapel Dr.. High Point
Singleton. James Cooper. Box 103. Pell City. Alabama
Slaunwhite. Jerry Lnckhart. 2419 Bc.-chridgc B.I.. Raleigh
Small. Edward Stanley. 805 Laurel St.. Conway
Sparks. Carl A'ernon. 300 Virginia \\.\. A-hel.oro
Spencer. Donald Delano. 312 Creor St.. High Point
Stanley. Jimmy Alan. Box 172. Rt. 3. Tabor City
Stevens. Ray Columbus. 200 Welch Dr.. High Point
Stepp. He-liey I Bob I Dananl. Children'- Home. W in-lon-Salem
Straughn. William Brent. Walkertown
Tanner. Rob.-rt William-. 211 Harlh-e, Marion
T'-sh. Juliu- Harry. 8 W e-t Guilford. Thomasville
Viek. Ralph Cuinn. Norwood
W'addell. Maurice Alexander. Jr.. Box 26. Fair Bluff
Wagoner. David Lee. 1600 E. Gr.-en St.. High Point
Walker. Od.ll Franklin. 3-1 Park St.. High Point
Ward. William Wray. Jr.. 1110 Country Club Dr.. High Point
Wav. Maxwell Monroe. Box 448. Carthage
Westbn.ok. Bert Whithv. P. O. Box 242, Richlan.l-
White-ide. Billy Mae. Rt. 1. Matthews
Williams. Laev. Jr.. Star
Wright. Bill Franklin. 2201 F.n-li-h. High Point
Younger. William O.b-ll. 1 lit \dam-. High Point
SENIOR WOMEN
A.lkin-. Betty Carolyn. Rt. 4. Slale.vilh-
lleatv. Mary Eugenia. Rt. 2. Cleveland
Ben-on. Barbara \nn. Box 21. Woodl-af
131
Ca-halt, Dori- Da\i-. Rl. 1. Randb-man
Clapp. Eleanor J .-an. Rl. 6. Box 177. Cr.en-boro
Cock.-rham. Julia \nn. Dnb-on
Cook. I Mrs. I Marv Ann Turner. Rl. 2. Damillc \a.
Courie. Ramona. 60S N. College St- Kinston
Doil-on. Anna D.lor.--. Rl. 1. Sand\ Ridge
Easlerling. Nelda Jeannine. 106 N. Randolph St.. Iv.ckingham
Efl wards. Barbara Jan.-. 234] Crwnnay W„ Charlotte
Everett. Paula Jeanne. .{206 Guam Dr.. Tarawa Tcr.. (amp Lejeune
Everhari. c\lrs..i Nancy Ann.-. 1901 North Main. High Poinl
Feeney, Mary A-ior. 814 Woodrow Ave.. High Poinl
I Vanillic Mary Sue, Box 117. Waxhaw
Gary. Sue Aliison. P.ox 993. Winston-Salem
Gideon-. Carolyn Joyce. Willard
Goad. Frankie Dean. Rl. 1. Madison
Grant. Betty Simmons. 1546 Ccnlral Dr.. Concord
Hailhcock. Peggy K.. 601 Denny Si.. High Poinl
Hamilton. Sara France-. Rt. 1, Troy
Harris. Shirley Cray, Rt. ft. I!nx 469-C. Greensboro
Henson. Martha Jeanne. Vilas
Huss Dora Ella. Rt. 3, Vale
Johnson. Patricia Yvonne. 110 S. Cherry Si.. A-hehoro
Kennedy. Louise Frances, Rl. ]. Rohhin-
Kenne.lv. Nancv Jo. Rl. 3. Thomasville
Kiveit. Cladis Willard. 2406 Kiv.lt. Hiph Point
McDaniel. Ruth Owen. Pinnacle
Martin. Panic Sue. Rl. 2. Hox 143. Demon
Marlin. Sara Rebecca. 207 N. ftlh Ave.. Mayodan
Mellis, Erliih Joyce. 403 Richardson. High Point
Parker, Vanice T.. Seagrove
Pretiyman. Elizabeth, 708 West wood. High Poinl
Ropers. June. 9]6 East Park Ave.. Charlotte
Short. Jo Anne Beeson. Rl. 1. Sophia
Sneeden. Faith, 2408 Metis Ave.. Wilmington
Ste.lnian, Nancy Elizabeth. Hox ."'7. Pill-horn
Thayer. Isobel Annette, 1504 Carolina \vc. Hiph Point
Vargas, iMrs.) Carolvn. 1104 Mapnolia Si.. Crccn-hnro
\ enable. Margaret Marie. 2100 Oliver St.. Hiph Point
Ward. Mary Cob-en. 1317 l.onp St.. Hiph Point
Wiles, Ida Lee. Rox 20. Worlbville
Wilson. Marparei Kay. llo\ II. Bald Creek
Wooil. Armenia Fannie. Waiiii S. C.
JUNIOR MEN
Amlrews. James Marshall. Box 395. Kohl.in-
Anilrews. William Ro-s. Rl. I. Box 164. Concord
Harlwiitr, Earl <;.. Jr.. Box 342. Carlhape
Keck, Walter Jack. 1311 Forrc-I \ve.. Hiph Point
Klack. Arthur Fee. 221 Fairfield R.I.. Hiph Poinl
Bost, William Eupene. 332 Gnrrell St.. Greensboro
Kovender. Coy. 2122 Konnoak Dr.. Win-inn-Sal'-in
Kowman. Giles On-n. Rl. .">. \\ inslon-Salem
Bur.btiehl. Cov. Jr.. 310 Collrane St.. Hiph Poinl
Kvrd. Nathan Hooks. 1013 Wilshire Blvd.. Wilmington
Clinar.l, Hubert Conrad. Box 248. Seaprove
Cochran. Bernic l.ee. '104 N. Hamilton St.. Hiph Poinl
Combs. Robert Wesley. Rl. 2. Pinnacle
Cook, Elon Saunders. Washburn Ave.. Sprav
Cross. Charles Howard. 2210 Ha-ell. High Point
Culler. Fred Gordon. 801 Arlington. Hiph Poinl
Daniel. Linwood Ellon. Emporia. \ a.
Harden. Robert. Troy
Hawkins. Koy Ellis. Box 178. Rockingham
IV Harl. Sheppard Allen. Rt. 4. Stuart. Va.
Dryden. Archie Wallace. New Church. Va.
East. John Wendell. 1232 Pleasant View Dr.. Winston-Salem
Farlow. Colon Wayne. 229 Montlieu Ave.. Hiph Point
Farlow. Dennis Elwood, 604 Dayton. High Poinl
Forcum. William Joseph. Jr.. Rl. ft. Win-lon-Salem
Frazier. Robert Jackson, Jr.. Rt. 1. Loui-burg
Hawkins. John. Rt. 3. Box 33''. Greensboro
Heckard. Martin William. Jr.. Box 1083. Liberty
Hollislcr. William Lewis. Rt. 8. Greensboro
Honeycutt. Gene Edwin. Box 747. Albemarle
Horcasilas. Carlo- O.iavio, Puebla 217. Mexico City
Johnson, Gaston \-tule. 22 II. Edpedale Dr.. Hiph Poinl
Jones. Franklin Delano. ftOft Virginia \ve„ Sprav
Julian. Alfredo Jorge. Rt. 1. Box 3°1. A-behoro '
Kcarns. Jack \ .. Farmer
Kennerly. Jerry Rav. dl Lciimore Dr.. Concord
Konnlz. James Fred. 406 Vi .-lover Dr.. Lexington
Lanier. Sidnev Frank. Denton
Lee. Joseph Glas-. 819 Monllieu We.. High Point
Le.-. Robrrl Elwood. Jr.. 311 Church St.. High Poinl
Lemons, J. Lie. Rl. I. Stoke-dab-
Lonp. Ham Glenn. Jr.. 708 Home Trail. Ga-lonia
MeCa-lin. Jack Fax. Vi . Main St.. Maiden
McCiilloeh. I). Frank. Jr.. Box 434. Lexington
McDougle, Warren Ray. Box 289. Liberty
Manning, Bobby Gene, Rt. 3. Bethel
Moore. David Oriel!. 404 South St.. High Poinl
Moran. Clifton Omega. Rt. 1. Jamestown
Mowerv. Phillip Van. 404 W. High, High Poinl
Murphy. Paul T.. P. 0. Box 1802, Greensboro
Murray. James Thompson. 1960 Maryland Ave.. Charlotte
Newton. John Leon. Box 142. Gibson
Norlhinglon. .lames Allen. 615 E. Kingston Ave., Charlolle
O'Neal. Joe. 610 E. Stale St.. High Point
Park-, Jack Francis. Rt. 1, Climax
Perkins. Merrill Gilford. Rl. 1. Ml. Holly
Petty. John Buford. 906 E. Farriss Ave.. High Point
Rader. James Withers. 213 Lindsey St.. High Point
Reyes-Varela. Mipuel Angel. 13 De Septiembre 51. Mexico Citv,
Mexico
Ko-s. Robert Lawrence. 684 Wilson. Waterbury, Conn.
Rufly. John Mathias. Box 177. Rt. 2. Kannapolis
Sainlsinp. Bennie. Rl. 1. Thomasville
Sale. A. Dirk. Jr.. Rl. 4. Winston-Salem
Scott. Jimmy Tvson. 201 E. Salisbury St.. Asbehoro
Shook. Bob W..' 1812 Gilbert St.. High Point
Simpson. William Woodrow. 1101 1st Ave.. Durham
Skidmore. Raymond. Box 39. Norwood
Smith. Spencer Richard. Box 227. Norwood
Southard. Fred Andrew. Jr., 17A. William & Mary Apis., High Point
Stewart. Johnnie Lee. Rl. 5. Winston-Salem
Summer. Raymond Clifton. Rt. 2, Dallas
Tew. Robert 'Hardy. Box 325. Haw River
Underwood. Thomas Jeffrey. 520 Denny St., High Point
Underwood. William Louis. 520 Denny St., High Poinl
Valentine, Bobby Joe. 401 Ridgecrest Drive. High Poinl
Wall. Knolon. Rt. 1. Box 43. Thomasville
Wa-liam. Mickey Franklin. Hox 105. David-on
Whilaker. Henry Clav M.. Rt. 3. Rockingham
White. Donald G.. <• o Hotel Elkin. Elkin
While, Thomas Harold. Hamplonville
While. William Rjyvon, 807 Olympia St.. Lexington
Wi.lonhouse. Joe Woodrow. Jr.. 181 East Corban St., Concord
Williams. James Donald. Box 332. Clemmons
JUNIOR WOMEN
Wimnier. Mark Flumorv. Rt. 1, Dry Fork, Va.
Baldwin. Wilma Lee. Rt. 1, P.ox 289. Franklinville
Brady. Elizabeth Ann. Box 128. Rural Hall
Broome. Helen Elizabeth. Rl. 1. Aurora
Collrane. Sarah Elizabeth. 2419 West Polo R.I.. Winston-Salem
Cook. Mary Cobne. Rt, 4. Box 306-A. Kannapolis
Cranford. Palsy Jane. Rl. 3. Box 70- A. Denton
Craven, Kalhryn Lea. Rt. 2. High Poinl
Culp. Foy Ann. Misenheimer
D.-shazo. Lucille Gail. Mayodan
Dickson. Bernice. Rt. 1, Horse Shoe
Duff. Harriet. Milton
Fishel. Florence Beatrice. Rt. 8. Lexington
Forbis. Sarah Elizabeth. 106 Mawiew. High Poinl
Gantl. Phyllis Rae. 38 Orchard St.. Wadesboro
Gauldin. (Mrs.) Louise Farlow. Box 311. Archdale
Grant. Connie Hall. Emerywood Apts.. High Point
Harrell. Ouila Joy. 511 Nicholson St.. Clinton
Hartsell. Emma Grace. Rt. 1, Ml. Holly
Haynes, Lucy Belle. Rt. 2. High Point
Heavner. Beverly Jane. Rl. 2. Vale
Jones. Katherine Camille, Rt. 2. Polkton
Kennedy. Louise Frances. Rt. 1. Robhins
Lanier. Mary Lou. Rl. 2. Box 200. Caslonia
l.edfnrd. Selma Evelyn. Rt. 1, Casar
Lineberger. Patricia Anne. Box 302. Maiden
McCurry. Hilda Lorraine. 211 S. Rudisill. Cherryville
Marr. Laura Jean. 1400 E. Green St.. High Point
Martin. Sara Rebecca. 207 N. 6th Ave.. Mayodan
Melkun. Shirley May. Pilgrim Bible College, Kernersville
Mdbury. Mary Alice. 17 Cecil St.. Dover. Delaware
Miller. Madge Claudia. 2334 Edgewood Ave.. High Poinl
Moore. Elaine. Walnut Cove
Murray. Mary Elizabeth. Box 502. Franklin
Page. Mary Katherine, Rt. 2. Vass
Peacock. Sarali Patrick. 711 W. Farriss. High Point
Peed in. Agnes Faye. Box 518, Selma
Pendergrass. Patricia Joan. 209 W. Lexington. High Point
Prince. Lnuann Ray. 207 E. Sunrise. Thomasville
Keavis. (Mrs. i Marihelaine Williams. 202 Edgeworth St.. High
Point
Russell. Kay T-abel. Rl, 3. Box 64. Denton
*i W ( Vt ' »?" y C,ll 'sli"e. Carolina Apis.. Thomasville
S nelion. Nancy Adeline Watson, Rt. 6. Winston-Salem
Skidmore. Isabell Burns. Ml. Gilead
Smith. Hebna. Rt. 5. Box 51. High Point
U.2
Smart, Mary McNeill, 331 Nalhan Hunt Dr.. High Point
Thompson, Dorothy Beryl. Rt. 1, Box 362. Graham
Torrence, Ellen Howard. Rt. 1, Davidson
Tuggle. Mary Ellen, 331 Ennis St., High Point
Turner, Barbara Lee, Rt. 2, Box 396, Danville. Va.
Tysinger, Betty Ann. 210 Stone St.. Thomasville
Walker. Virginia Anne. 233 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Ward. Rita Jane. Rt. 3. Thomasville
Washburn. Vicki Dean. Rt. 2. Madison
Westmoreland. Margaret Ellen. 1324 E. Boulevard. Charlotte
Wright. LaVerne. Box 51. Fallston
SOPHOMORE MEN
Abernethy. John Clifford. 2147 Country Club Dr., Raleigh
Albertson, Larry Dean. Rt. 5. High Point
Allred. Adrian. 825 Dixon .St.. Asheboro
Andrews, Donald Duke, 2405 Fala St.. High Point
Antis, Curtis Lindberg, Mayodan
Arledge. Leon Vance. 525 Flint St.. High Point
Baker. W. Stanley, 1017 Montlieu Ave., High Point
Ball, Ernest H., 734 Spruce St., Mooresville
Beamon. Joseph Everett, II, 411 Catewood Ave.. High Point
Beasley, Joe Don, 10 Maple St., Thomasville
Blair. William Franklin, 104 Chestnut St.. Thomasville
Bledsoe. J. C, Rt. 2, Dobson
Blue, Willard Clay. Rt. 3, Carthage
Bouldin. Paul Gentry. Jr.. Rt. 2. Trinity
Brewer. Wayne, Rt. 2, Silet City
Brown, Billy Edwin, Box 252. Robbin-
Brown, Coy Lee, Jr.. 2902 N. Main St.. High Point
Buchanan. William Clarence. 114 S. Spruce Si.. Win~lon-.Sal.m
Bull. Harold Dean. 314 Pickett St., High Point
Bullard. Cecil Gattis. Jr.. Rt. 3. Box 355, Greensboro
Bunch. Herman, Jr.. Rt. 2, High Point
Burrus. William Allen. 241 E. Poplar St.. Ml. Airy
Case, Charles L., Box 245, Mayodan
Chilton. Roy C, Jr.. Rt. 2. Trinity
Clinard, Robert Miller. 109 Miller St.. Thomasville
Clodfelter, Jake Lawrence, 116 South Poplar St., Win-lon-Salem
Conipton, Joseph Woods, Box 235, Cedar (.rove
Cooper, John Austin. Rt. 3. Lexington
Cranford. Donald Phillip. 206 E. Stewart Ave.. Moores,i||
Craven. Floyd Thomas. Coleridge
Crump, Harold, Rt. 1, Norwood
Culpepper, Shirley Edward, Newsomc, Virginia
Cummings, James Turner, Rt. 6. High Point
Daniels, Franklin D. R-. 3151 Stanhope Ave.. Ralegh
Davis. Charles Johnson. 1007 Marion St.. High Point
Davis, Robert Joe, 910!/;. W. Broad St.. High Point
Davis, Roger Franklin. Box 217. Archdale
Dixon. Roy Lawson. Rt. 5. Shelby
Dockery. Robert Olon, 2364 Fairway Ave.. Winston-Salem
Dorselt, Car) Edison. Jr.. 1505 Beaucrest Ril.. High Point
Duke. Stanley Gene, 206 Short St.. Chapel Hill
Duncan, Robert William. Box 43. Pelham
Dyer. Robert B.. Box 707, Leaksville
Evans. Billy J.. Box 41. Stokesdale
Everett. Ronald David. 3206 Guam Dr.. Camp Lejeune
Everhart. Wilburn. Rt. 4. Thomasville
Ferguson. George Watson. 1811 Walker Ave.. Greensboro
Finley, Frank Alfred. 918 Melrose. Winslon-Salem
Ford. Arnold Gayle, Rt. 1. Indian Trail
Foster. Robert Lee. Rt. 8. Box 2, Lenoir
Frye. Billy Ray. Rt. 1. Kernersvillc
Gammon. Garland Sterling, 116 Edgeworth Ave.. High Point
Gardner, Otis Lavan, Rt. 2. Summerfield
Gilliam. Richard Wayne. 601 Brockslown Ave.. Winston-Salem
Gober, Rue Wade. 302 Morris St.. Durham
Godfrey, Carl Glenn, Jr.. 4308 Princeton Ave.. Greensboro
Coodson. Clay Maurice. Druid Hills Dr.. Winston-Salem
Gordon. William Cecil. 208 Prospect St.. High Point
Gray, Billy Joe. 109 Cornell. High Point
Greene. June Page. Rt. 2. Randletnan
Crissett. Larry Kenneth. Manc.r Dr.. Rt. 6. High Point
Hall, Jim Carlton, 1215 E. Green St.. High Point
Hall, Ralph Edward. 1215 Cassell St.. High Point
Hampton. Paul Ray. Rt. 6. Winston-Salem
Harris. Linwood Alton. 226 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Harrison. Robert Ray. Box 99, Rt. 3. Thomasville
Hawks, Warren G. H.. Ill Sinclair St.. High Point
Herbert. Walter Frederick. 803 Sycamore St.. Rocky Mount
Honbarrier. Ralph Evan. Granite Ouarry
Hoover, Robert Alexander. 1804 Meadowbro..k Dr.. W inston-Salem
Hubbard. David. 2021 Bay St.. Charlotte
Hunsucker. Bobby Haze. Rt. 2. Box 88. Kannapolis
Hunter. Jimmy Magruder. Rt. 1. Turkey
Janis, Michael Lane, 2406 Williams St.. High Point
Jarrett. Wilbur Arthur, Rt. 1. Box 97. Asheboro
Johnson, Charl- Arthur. 205 E. Glebe K.I.. Apt. F. Alexandria. \ a.
.lohn-on. Jack Ijvrd. Sk.k.-dale
Joyce. Jimmy Harry. Jr.. I.au-omill.-
Kennedy. Phillip Add-on. Rt. I. B..x 186. Thonia-ville
K^ler. Craig Lewi-. 323 Vioo.lrow Ave.. High Point
Kirkman. Ruben Delb.-n. Box 2471. Cro-n-boro
fustier. Boyd Charh-. Rr. 2. Ran.l|e„,an
Koonu. Clifton iVUu. Rt. 2. Thonia-vill,-
Lanier. Leon Isaiah. Jr.. 3106 S. Main St.. W in>t„n-Salem
Canning. Herman Maxwell. 24 Brown St.. Lexington
Latta, Robert Kenneth. C-24. Oakwood Court. High Point
Lee. Robert W right, Greenway Dr.. Stat— vill.-
Leonard. Carlton Theodore. 340 S. \\ renn St . Hi«h Point
Littrell. Frank Kurb-e. Jr.. Rt. 3. Candler
McMahon. Thomas Grav. 509 Catewood Ave.. High Point
Mann. John Lemuel. 1017 S. Favetlevill,- St.. .Wiek.ro
Marlowe. Webster. Rt. 1. Thomasville
Marsh. Elmo Donald. Ri. 1. Box 288. Thomasville
Martin. Bobby Gordon. Law-onville
Masten. Herbert Hatched. 106 Morgan St.. Roxln.ro
Mercer. Jesse Bland. 812 11 W. Main St.. Elizabeth Cilv
Mickey. Bobbie Joe. 1009 E. Hom^tead. High Point
Moran. Ralph \ ernon. Rt. 1. Jamestown
Morrison. Rodney Jones. 283 Liberty St.. Concord
Modeller. Karl Eugene. 710 W. Central Ave.. S. W illiam-pori. Pa.
Murphy. Raeford Kenneth. 709 Cox Ave.. Tlioma-ville
Mver-. Charb- H.. J,.. Mav,,:!:,,,
iNeusiadl. Martin Eug.-ne. 1130 Brighton Beach Ave., llrooklwi
N. Y.
Newman. Jimmy. 514 Clover Dr.. High Point
Nigh. Carl Bowl. 618 Cold Floss St.! Winston-Salem
Ninion. J..el Curii-. Rt. j. Edgewaler. Marvland
Nixon. Richard Cerald. 431 Forrest Ave.. High Point
Noble. Roy Fred. Jr.. 2717 Fairvi.vv K.I.. Raleigh
Noller. Thomas Dean. 2r>33 Randleman R<L. Greensboro
Parrish. Van Maurice. Rt. 5. High Point
Payne. Thomas \.. Jr.. Rt. 2. High Point
IVgrani. Robert Cerald. Rt. 1. Jamestown
Perdue. Fr.-d \iistin. 17 E. Colonial Dr.. Thomasville
Phelps. Robert Cerald. Rt. 3. \ulander
Phillips. Robert Eugene. 1701 Knox St.. Durham
Poindexler. Clarence Rufiis. 1217 Forest Ave.. Winslon-Salem
Powell. John Noting. 707 Harris St.. Raleigh
Re.-e. Charles Itailev. Frilv Ave.. Wiiision-Saieni
Ridgill. George Clyde. R|. 2. Trinity
Roberts. Donald Nance. Cedar Grove
Saunders. William I... 11.) Chestnut St.. High Point
Sroll. Bobby Franklin. 15 Daniel A.lkitis St.. Spray
Scott. Julius Wesley. Monroe Apis.. Apt. 11. High Point
S.awell, Alvin Linton. Hi. I. f.'arlliage
Shelion. Grady Hassell. Jr.. Rt, 2. Madison
Shoaf. Hilly Joe. Kt. 5. Winslon-Salem
Smith. Donald Moore. 1217 Adam- St.. High Point
Smith. George Maurice. 718 Catewood. High Point
Smith. Kyle Newton. 820 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Sniilhson. Rufus. Jr.. Tyner
Sowers. George Washington. Jr.. 605 Concord St., Thomasville
Stanton. Paul Edi-on. 805 Fifth Ave.. Greensboro
Staples, Harold Anthony. 206 E. Drive, Win-ton-Salem
Slinsoii. Jerry Woodford. Rt. 3. State-ville
Strange. Lawrence Orian. 209 Roland Park Dr., High Point
Stutts. Billy Omega. Rt. 5. Box 50. High Point
Thomas. Cecil Ward. Jr.. 2314 Uucliingham. Richmond. Va.
Thomas. Walter Frank. 2C Clara Cox Apis.. High Point
Varner. Jimmy Marlin. Rt. 2. Lexington
Wagner. E. J.. Rt. 1. Lexington
W ampler. Clavton Eugene. 105 Sunset Dr., High Point
Warren. Donald Ro-s. 1510 Valley Ridge Dr.. High Point
Weavil. Max Carlton. 1220 Guyer St.. High Point
W lib-hard. Charb-- Har.dd. 213 Long St.. Thomasville
White. Charle. Lawrence. 611 West wood Dr.. High Point
Wiley. Johnnie Powell. 302 Park St., High Point
Williford. Charles Buchanan. 107 Sherman Dr.. Fayellcville
Wilson. Eugene Melvin. 309 Front Ave. Rockingham
Wilson, Paul Meal. Jr.. 315 S. Main St.. High Point
Workman. Kenneth Paul. Rt. 2. Thoma-ville
Wright. Vernon Eugene. 419 Hinkle Si.. Thoma-ville
Young. C. Garland. 1004 We-ibrook Dr.. Charlotte
SOPHOMORE WOMEN
Barber. Emma Christine. Box 28. Linwood
Barker. Betty Jean. Rt. 1. Randl. man
Barrett. Bobbie Ga\. Rt. I. King- Mountain
Bobo. Svlvia Anne. '234 W. Main Si.. Rock Hill. S. < .
Bundv. jane Euialine. Rt. 2. High 1'niiil
Caudill. Shirley Ann, 328 ^plague Si.. W in-lon-Sab-in
Cava-. Va— o. 828 Mouilieu \vc. High Point
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Chapman. Ewlyii Ingram. 1211.1 Centennial Ave. High Point
Curder. -dnrl.-y F,:\t. Iii>.\ ."ill.i. K.-m.-r-v ill--
Cox. Marv lj.ui.se, R(. 1. Seagrm.-
Craddock! SyKia Kami. Rl. -1. Box 12. Mcliam-
D.-aton. r.rniiiia Dal--. Box 44. Trn>
Durx-tt. \nnif Rulli. 722 II. illy Si.. \sli.lioro
Dunn. Helen Rae. 5)5 Jack-on Am-.. Lexington. Va.
Edward-, liarliara \nn. Box 175. George
Ell-r. Emma J .-an. Rl. 1. Box 231. Miller- Creek
Eu.ly. Jahala Eloise. 1533 W . Trail.- St.. Charlotte
Fox. Sylvia Annr, 1731 Dilworth Ril.. East Charlotte
Fra/i'-r. Ann.- Carolyn. Lib.-rlv
Fra/i.-r. Betty Sue. Rt. 6. Box 238. Stat.sville
Ca-kin-. Nancy Augeliiie. 130" i\. Pasteur St.. New Bern
Gingrich. Pri-i ilia Honor.-. Box 303. Broilnax. Va.
(Join;;, Barbara J. an. %7 S. Main Si.. Lexington
Grayson. Norma 1..-.-. Box 293. High Point
Griffith. J ran Leigh. Box 29. I.-ak-vilh-
Hallman. Rul.y Louise. 231') Edgewood. High Point
Harrison. Betty Charleiie. 106 Fi-hn Firry St.. Thoina-ville
Ha-ly. Elisc Rebecca. Box 229. Rl. 1. Kenursville
Hawkins. Crystal Nell. San.ly Ridge
Hoover. I.ola Jar(|Uflim-. Lawn.lalr Dr. Ext.. (Jrernslinrn
Hunter. Patsy Josephine. Sw.-psonville
Hull hens. I.ihliy J. an. 846 Sholier St.. Winston-Salem
Hulchins, Fay Gel.-rie. 106 S. Ea-t Ave.. Kannapolis
Ingram. Nancy Jean, Rl. 3. Box 37. High Point
Isl.y, Mary Camilla. Rl. 1. Graham
Jarrett. Rosa Louise. Box 589. Ba.--.-tl. \ a.
Jennings. Vivian Estelle, Box 541. Hill-wile. Va.
K.n.lall, Fayr Marie. 409 AVoodrow Ave.. High Point
Kirkman, Jo Anne. 800 S. Hawthorne Si.. W in-loii-Salem
Lassiter. Vivian Patricia. 309 Sunset Dr.. High Point
Leonard. Peggy I.oiii-e. 17 W'oodval.- Am-., A.-heville
l.intliicum. D.lor.s \ on. vie. liux 472. Ran.llnnan
Lippar.l. Betsy Elizabeth. 11)0 Elm St.. Concord
l.ivengoo.l. Pansy Mae. lit. .">. l.i-xington
Loving. San. ha Paul. 213 Pine Si.. High Point
Lucas, Nancy Jane. 913 Forrest Am-.. High Point
Lytic. Shirley Ann. lit. 1. Old Fori
May. Bobbie Jean. Thompson Dr.. W in-toii-Sal.-m
Meredith. Jo Anne Kt. 1. I'honiaswlle
Miller. Nancy I.e.-, Hi. (>. Mount Airy
Morgan. Norma Jean. Hi. I. Marshville
Morgan. Tr.-va Esllia. Rl. I. ll«x 332. High Point
Mnrrison. liarliara Anne. 608 Hawthorn.- St.. High I'nint
Mnsl.y. Shelliy Jane. 122 Fra/ier St.. High Point
Mullins. Elizabeth Ogrela. Box 6. Sw.p-nnville
Mullinix. B.-tty Jane Rt. 1. B.>\ 94. Troy
Parker. F.nna Joan. Hi. l ). Box 5151. Charlotte
Paschal, i Mrs.) Pat Kmn.-gav. 12(H) Fillu-n St.. High Point
P.nn.-ll. Klln-I Cayii.-lle. Rt. 2. Tay lor-\ille
Pugh. Jac.|iieline. Hi. I. Franklinv ill.-
Pugh. Sarah Mal.l.-. lit. 1. Franklimille
Kagan. Donna Wright. Fair Grove For.-t. Thoma-ville
Kagan. Ruby Mac 310 Circle Dr.. Fayctloillc
Redding. Freda Ann. Sophia
KliMie. Marv Ann. Box 202. I.ini-olnton
Ritchie. Patricia Ann.-. 1005 Cor.lon St.. High Point
K.iherlson. Gladys Maye. Rl. 3. High Point
Scoll. Barliara Ann. States\ille Highway. Moor.--\ille
Seward. Julia Rci.l. 60ft Lindsay St.. High Point
Sewar.l. Thclma Lucille. Rl. l.Box 66. High Point
Shore. Ha/el Ruth. Aadkinville
Smiley. Mary Ruth. 2110 Wad-worth St.. Lynchluirg. Va.
Smith. Donna Jac.pi.-lyn. 1007 Trog.lnn St.. N. W ilkc-boro
rhompson. Carol Dunlap. Richland-
Warren. Ira Dougla-. Hi. 6. Box 314. Fay.-ttcwllr
Waters. Mary Jane. Kw-rgrern Lane. Milford. Delaware
Whilesell. Margaret \nn. 307 Siiulhwimil Dr.. Columhia S. C
William-. Judith Gail. Rt. 5. Box 448. High Point
Williamson. Doris Lane. Hi. 2. Cliailhuiirn
Wright. Kuhv Ca-hion. 1310 Trinitv Am-.. High Point
Vomit/.. Phyllis. 309 Oak St.. High 'Point
FRESHMAN MEN
\i.lelgari. Ar.f Baha.hlin. The Am-. Zerka. Kingdom of Jor.lan
Alhrighl. liohhy Aork. 40" Monllieii Am-.. High Point
Allied. Jo-eph Rankin. Jr.. Enter, u I Ct. Apt- Hhdi I'nint
Atwell. Paul Dean. lit. 2. Aloorcsville
Bain. Charles Waller. Jr.. 200 Parkway. High Point
Bar.lifl. Sauiu.l l.loy.l. Jr., 1009 Creen-ln.ro R.I.. High Point
Barrier. Jack Price. 212 Poplar St.. Lenoir
Bartl.lt. Franklin Dougla-. Rt. 3. Box 20. High Point
Beck. Walter Civile. 710 Park Si.. High Point
Bce-on. Hugh Curtis. Rl. 3. kenirr-ville
Bennett. John Kemp. 1002 F.iwin R.I.. Durham
Bi-hop. William. 'Ill) Olil \\in-t..n R.I.. High Point
Black. Kenneth Ray, 221 Fairfield Rtl., High Point
Hoi.--. Aubrey Steven. 601 Ridgecrest Drive. High Point
liouga.l.-s. Peter Gorge. 108 S. Boylan Ave.. Raleigh
Brewer. William Gray. Jr.. Rt. 5. Winston-Salem
Broadway. Stanley Clay. 402 E. Vernon Ave., Kinston
Brown. Lawr.-nce Eugene. 1011 Sherwood Drive, High Point
Buck. James Monroe. 922 Grace St.. High Point
Biirw.ll. Lawrence Barrett. Children's Home. Winston-Salem
Rv.rlv. Russell Junior. 704 Fisher Ferry St.. Thomasville
Callahan. James William. Rl. 1. High Point
Calloway. William Rodney. 2633 S. Main St., Winston-Salem
Campbell. Claude Terry. 211 E. Edinhorough Ave., Raeford
Cannon. Horace Samuel. Rt. 1. High Point
Cannon, Johnny Thomas. 405 Greensboro Rd., High Poini
Cannon. James F.. 6 1 2 ! L- W. Green .St.. High Point
Carrigan. Robert Smith. 1306 Ragan, High Point
Cas-. John Herman. Jr.. 1612 College Park Drive, Greensboro
Caudle. Ollie Mickey. Jr.. 502 N.E. Ave., Kannapolis
Cecil. Stanley Lee. Rl. 2. High Point
Chester. Harl.-y Archie. 1120 Graham St., Burlington
Chilton. Ernest Waller. While Plains
Clinar.l. Robert Winfre.l. 1607 Long St.. High Point
Colbert. Mick.-v McCoy. 3062 Elm St.. High Point
Collins. Frank William. 1023 Sherrod Ave. High Point
Collin-. Rush C. Rt. 2. Madison
Conrad. El wood Mack. 209 White St.. Thomasville
Cupple, Benny Otto. 2727 Petnia, Winston-Salem
Craven. Harry Lee. Rt. 1. High Point
Crockett. Phillip Wayne. 440 Coapman Ave.. Creen-boro
Currie. Laurence Stewart, Box 57. Bobbins
Davis, Harry Spencer. Clemnmns
Davis. James Harold. Hi. 1. Trinity
Davis. Larry Donald, 805 Willow-brook St.. High Point
Dixon. Robert Bovd. 515 Mendenhall. High Point
Dobbin-. Jackson I).. Rl. 4. Box 343. High Point
Dorselt. Donald Raymond. Rl. 2. Thomasville
Dunbar. Bobby Ray. Rt. 4. High Point
Dziezye. A.l.dph J.. Jr.. 65 Mayllow.-r Ave,. Stamford. Conn.
Edwards. Frazier McLean. II. 2705 Bedford Ave.. Raleigh
Faulkner. Clyde Wheeler, Jr.. Rt. 4. Mt. Airy
Faulkner. Richard Jerry. Rt. 9. Box 177-A, Charlotte
Finning. LcRoy Duke. 225 S. Tillery St.. Rocky Mounl
Flyiu. Auhr.-y Ralph. 2411 Patterson. Winston-Salem
Fosier. George Philip. 119 Melrose St., Winston-Salem
Freeman. Clarence Colbert, Jr.. Rt. 2. Box 49. Thomasville
Frye. Ervin Cecil. Jr.. 105 Oakmont Drive. Asheboro
Fulp. Ronald Owen. Box 295. Archdab-
Furr. Alva Roger. Box 385. Norwood
Gardner. Clayton Harris, Rt, 1. Box 371, Greensboro
Gardner. Brier Earl. Sumnierlirld
Gardner. Rossi.- Garnet. 3006 Kivetl Drive. High Point
Gardner. William Raymond. Rt. 3. Box 468, Mt. Airy
Gaskill. Albert Row.-. 404 N. Sumner St.. Selma
(jailing. Robert Lee. 221 Galling St.. Ahoskie
Cor.-uch. Hamcs Ralph. CC 11. 17 Hill St.. Lexington
Gray. Harold Gilmer, 282 Tarboro St., Lexington
Greene, Lane Emery, 505 Rockspring Rd., High Point
Crubbs. William Madison. Rl. 1. Walkertown
Guyer. Randall Boyd. 211 Maple St.. High Point
Hall. Bobby Huston. Rt. 1, Lawsonville
Hall. Robert Lewis. 1312 E. Green St.. High Point
Hanimes. Paul Wayne. 311 Wuodiow Ave.. High Point
Harper, Jame- Jay, 407 Planner. Burlington
Harris. Jam.-- Fredrick. Rt. 3. Kerm-rsville
Hartley. Thad Kerr. Rl. 5, Lexington
Hern. Ion. Raymond Lee. 311 Church St.. High Point
Hill. Harold H.. Jamestown
Holbrook. Herbert Howard. 302 Louise Ave.. High Point
Homey. Jo-eph Oliver. 220 Rockspring Rd., High Point
Hu.-gele. William T.. 332 S.W. 22nd St.. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
Hulin. Charl.-s Brinkl.-y. 2505 N. Fayetteville St.. Asheboro
Hum. David Brvce, Rl. ]. Thomasville
Hyatt. Haywood Brasw.ll. Rt. 2. High Point
Iv.-y. (;.-orge W.. Main St., Norwood
Jack-on. Wilbur Ivan. 810 W. 4th St., Ayden
Jellers. Frank Arthur. 2805 Central Blvd.. High Point
Jenkms. Lorny Eugene. Rt. 2. Box 23J. Thomasville
Jones. Lloyd Dale. 905 Asheboro St.. High Point
Jones. Robert Lee. 321 Libertv Si.. Thomasville
Julian. Carl Melvin. Rt. 1. Franklimille
K.-iinedy. Carl. Rt. 2. Trinity
Keiine.lv. Jes-e Burton. 604 W.-slwood St.. High Point
ktrby. Thomas Martin. 2505 Druid Hills Dr.. Winston-Salem
Ki-er. William Daniel. Box 57. Cermanton
Rookie. William Arthur. Jr.. Crest wood Pk.. High Point
Lackey. Jesse Edwin. 413 Dayton St.. High Point
Lain. Jani.-s Ray. 402 Shady Lane. High Point
Lanning. Hoy Samuel. Rt. :,. Lexington
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Lasley. Robert Melvin. Rt. 3, Box 210. Greensboro
Leonard, Carroll Long. 215 Martin St.. L.xinglnn
Leonard. Coy Griggs. Rt. -1. Lexington
Lcwallcn. I,awrence F.rlin. Rl. 6. Box 195. High Poinl
Lewis. Jackie Lee. 306 Steele St.. High Point
Lewis. Thomas Clayton. 920 South Main St.. High Point
Livingston, Luther Wakefield. Jr., Rt. 6. Box 45*). Stalc-vill,.
Lloyd. Don Burnham. 302 Gray St.. Thoinasville
Loflin, James Diff. 907 Franklin St.. Tluunasvillc
Long, Robert Eugene. Box 141. Marion
Lowe, David, Green way Drive, High Point
Lucas, William Ronald, Rt. 5. A^heboro
Lyndon, Bobby Shaw, 323 Taylor St.. Thoinasville
McKnight. Hugh Morris. 1319 Forest An-.. Winston-Salem
McLean, Thomas Colon. Cordova
McNatt, Ralph Sidney. 621 Wesley Place. High Point
McNeill, Robert Ray, Rl. 1. Seagrovc
Mahry. Cary Evans. 801 Carrick Avi-., High Point
Macon, Fred Keith. Sumnierfichl
Marion, Newton Coke. Roaring (lap
Martin. David Eugene. CC 11. 17 Hill St.. Lexington
Martin, Everette Lewis. 3001 Centennial. High Point
Martin, Leonard Darnell, Lawsonville
Martin, Vernon Ray, 1426 Johnson St.. High Point
Mellnik, Alexander, 74 Schiller. Buffalo. N. Y.
Meyerhoeffer. Edward Holland. 5U'/j Smith St.. High Point
Miller, Frank Reilzel, Rt. 2, Hillsboro
Moon, Charles Raeford. Rt. 1. Julian
Moon, Donald Lee. Box 364. Boomer, W. Va.
Moore, Henry Walton. Jr.. Ouei.ii St.. Hill-bnro
Morgan. Charles Edward. 203 Fairfield Rd.. High Poinl
Morris, Edmund B.. CC 12. Box 6. Lexington
Muss, Paul Elliott. Rt. 6. Cr.-slwood Pk.. High Point
Mullican. Noble IVarce. Jr.. 1831 Academy St.. Wiiislnn-Saleu
Murray, Donald Dixon. I960 Maryland Ave.. Charlotte
Myers, David Luther. Rt. 1. Thomasville
Nance. Billv Ray. Box 4954. Arclnlale
Newkirk. William Preston. Rl. 1. Willard
Osborne. Murphy Morgan. 26] Surry Ave., F.lkin
Parker. Norwood I., 311 S. Hawthorne Rd.. Winston-Salem
Parker. Samuel Joshua. Jr.. Hurdle Mills
Parsley. Edward Milton. CC 12. Box 2f)2. Lexington
Paxlon, Murray Kenneth. Sinyre Station. Castonia
Pender, Arnold Gray, 104 Oakland Ave. Kerncr-wlle
Pennewell. William Scolt. Jr.. Onancock. \ a.
Perdue. Robert George. Children's Hume. Winston-Salem
Perry. Herbert Tabnadge. Box 67, Soiillunnut
Perry, John Calhoun. 1412 Wilshire Blvd.. High Poinl
Peters. Freil Arnold. 1202 W, Burton Ext.. High Poinl
Peterson. Jalher l.uby. Jr.. I'.ox 217. Vanc.-hnro
Pettyjohn. John Vernon. 229 Monmouth Si.. Winston-Salem
Pharr. Robert R.-ece. 231 Maple Ave.. Stales, ill,.
Pierce. John. 114 Maple Avi-.. Thoinasville
Piltman. Joseph Vernon. 715 Hardeman St.. ThomasxiJIe
Pope. Omer Nicholas. 1329 Oakland Ave.. Creoiishnii.
Pugh. Waymoii Vance. Rl. 1. Ramseur
Ray. Sam. 414 Cable St.. High Point
Reavis. James Harold. 202 Edg.-worth St.. High Point
Reddeck. Gary Predion. 2200 Edgewood. High Point
Richardson. Harold Delano. 1801 Johnson St.. High Point
Richter. Robert Charles. 12 Parker Si.. Ansonia. (Jmn.
Riddle, Gene Arden. 306 Oak St.. Kannapoli-
Rierson. John Wyatt. 3055 Gilmer. Winston-Salem
Rodden. Thomas Jerry. Rt. 5.. High Point
Rose, Mark Spurgeon. Jr.. 75 Park Blvd.. \X iiislonSalem
Rowe, Gerald Daniel. 3417 E. Market. Greensboro
Royals, Donald Franklin. Rt. 2. Trinity
Rule, Bill Howard. 821 Walker Avenue. \\ iuslmiSal.ni
Rulh. Wayne Alexander, Box 1442. High Poinl
Serei|ue. Arthur Forsyth. Jr.. 28 Chestnut Si.. Slu-lton. Conn.
Shaver. Forest Lindrl. 2507 Waterbury. Winston-Salem
Sbelton. James Gray. Rt. 3. Ml. Airy
Shellon. Roger Alvin. Rt. 4. Ml. Airy
Shelum. Thomas William. Market St.. Madison
Shuler. Randall Thomas. 206 Leonard Si.. Thoniasy ill-
Sink, Alfre.l Thomas. 203 E. Brown St.. Randleman
Sink. James Ardell. Rt. 3. Lexington
Smith. James Edward. Rt. I, Box 276- A. Goldsboro
Smith. Robert Hindi.-. Jr.. 806 Sunset Dr.. High Point
Smith. Rovce Eugene. Rl. 3. Gold.shoro
Smith. William Monroe. 1204 ^ W. -41 li Si.. Winston-Salem
Spencer. John Siginan. Trinity
Staines. James Allen. 460 College. Mooresville
Starnes, Theron Paul. 1018 West A Si.. Kannapolis
Stephens. Emesl Ulin. Rt. 2. F.lkin
Slepp. Ravenelle Cornelius. Children's Home. Winston-Salem
Stewart. William I... Jr.. 906 Bridges. High Point
Suggs. Bobby Clyde. Rt. 3. Box 185. Thomasville
Sumner. Janie- Haw-. .-,1.3 lleealur M.. High Point
Swaiiiig.-n. David Dal--. 1315 Parkxvj* Vw-.. Charloii-
s>k.-. John Howard. 1214 K.-nnon St.. Clurl..tl.-
T-rr-'ll. Gil— Oldham. Box 221. iaiic,->,j||..
Thornton. Jo-eph Po|„.. 211 W . Spragin- >t.. VV m- -Sali in
I >•!'"'. I.arr; \\ :i\ n. . 111. 1. |j mil
Tolliyer. Donald Eugene. 1112 Tipton ->i„ High Poinl
Trevorr-.w. William Handheld. 71 1'ro-p.ct St.. Vn-onia Ci.nn
Tucker. Ham T.. P,i. 1, Madi-nn
Tyson. William James. Jr.. Staiiion-huri:
I th-v. James Cam,-. 3817 Walker. Green-h..r..
Van.lerh.r.l. William Timothv. I2H Templ.-I.in t I.. Monre-xille
\eaeh. Norman Wavne. Rl. i. High poinl
Venal. le. Horace C.nyvanl. Kt. 1. Box 211.. Kernel »\i lie
Wailman. Larry Bolton. Rt. 5. Lexington
Ward, lain.- Kenn.ch. Rl. 1. Jame-toun
Ward. John E.. 1 7i ir> E. Green Si.. High Point
Ward. Walter I.e.-. 9211 S. Co\. \.|iel.nro
Warner. Braxlon Ingram. ]2n n Woodland. High Point
Warn.r. Herbert Glenn. 311 Bamw.-ll Si.. Thorna-Clle
Watkin-. Waller Eugene. 3627 S. Main St.. Vi in-ii.ii-Saleni
W.-tmi.relan.l. I...I.I.V W .. Stok.-dale
Whitehead. Eddie Lee, Coleridge
Whicker. Raymond S.. 113 Colleton Bd., Raleigh
Wilder. Robert \n.trew. 305 Cox Vic. I'll a-ville
Wilke.-. Lawr.nee Frank. 215 I u harri,- St.. V-liclmro
W ilkiu-on. Larry Dal.-. Rl. 6. Box 112. Charlotte
Wilson. James Richard. Aberdeen
Wood. Daniel Vance. 511 Ml. Cm-- M.. V-h,l..,ro
Workman. Donald Clifton. Joliii-oiilnmi Nil.. Thnma-yillc
Woikiiian. Ronald \-hlev. 211 Wcsteh.-I.r Drive. High Point
Wk. Henry Johnson. Jr.. Boy 1052. High Point
V.ur. Richard Lee. X.i.'i Trinity Si.. Tlmnia-ville
FRESTIM \\ WOMEN
\nd.r-on. Joan. .iO'i Eli/abeih St.. Murium
\ uiiuiii. \maiola Sue. Hi. 2. Trinity
Baile\. Mareia \niie. I'.-nlan.l
Barrier. Tnhi Lane. 501 Murphy S|.. Madison
Bennett. Joan Cecile. 7117 (lib \ye„ Ninth lllimholdt. lima
Belhiiue. llalli. Marie. Linden
Broek. Sydney Vdclia. Box l(i.'i. 'Trent. in
Bryan. Dori- Ho-.-. \ an. eln.ro
Bull, Nancy Sue. Ilakersville
Caller, \nila Jane. Rl. 8. Boy 3. Cimcnrd
Cavanaiigb. El-ie Marie. Rl. ]. Jacksonville
Craw (old. Joan Erhe. 3201 Clark We.. Raleigh
Crew-. Nain-j Gail. 111. 6. \\ iii-ioii-Saleui
Deal. B.wrlv Vim. 101 South Si.. Cystoma
Doty. Berma Fax. 1209 Rn.kle.lge Urn,. Ho, kb-dge. Flu.
Drum. Naomi Ruth. Rt. 2. .N.-ulon
lluiin. R.'giua Mare. I'ak Siinnnil R.I.. \\ in-lon-Saleni
Eagle. CaroK n J.-ao. Hi. I. Thoina-iille
Elder. June Fane. 1115 Ba> St.. I.y neldiiirg. \ a.
F.llerl.e. Carol Vnn. Ellirbe
Fain. Elaine. 76 Central A\c I.eak-\ill.-
Fowler, \nila Jeailene. 1701 N. College Ave.. Newlou
Fr.--liwal.-r. Wavnna Sue. Rt. I. M.-bain-
Fundeilnirt. Margaret Vnne. .'105 N. Main St.. kaiinap.di-
Garin-r. Julia Anita. Rl. 2. Box 212. Seagnoe
(.air. -It. Cabb} \V illiain-on. 46115 Virginia Vv\. \ewpnrt .Nru-. \'a.
(das-. Julia Vnn. 306 S. Elm Vu\. (ireenslioro
Collide. Helen Fav >■. Rt. 1. I.inwoo.l
Crav. Susie Ann. 5(113 Barker. High Point
Croth. Carol Jol.c 307 Hill, t.— I Circle. Lexington
Cuiiii. Avie Vnn. Rt. 2. Ken bridge. \ a.
llarp.-r. Barbara J.-an. 301) Carle. Si.. High Point
Harrington. Belly Jo. Box 27.. Row land
Harri-. Barbara Ann. 21 IH E. Walker. V-li.-l.or.,
Harri-. Edna l.oui-e. Box 15.3. Macon
Hastings. Carolyn Mai-. Rl. 1. Box 31. K.-rner-ulle
llau-er. I'alricia l.oui-c. 100 Siinview. High I'oiui
Havworlb. P'ggy Vnn. 701 E. Commerce S|„ High Poinl
Hed»ec...ck. B.l-v Rulh. W. Hoin.-t.-a.l V>.-.. High Point
Hedrick. Barbara Vnn. Rl. 1. Box 560. Lexington
Hern.loii. (.laiidia Eleanor. 3(14 Steele. High Poinl
ll.il.b-. Pal-v Vnn. 205 l',..-tian N.. Kannapoli-
Hol.l.ll. Ju.«|U.Im1 Elllleda. Box 725. Vl.enleell
Holm.-. Margaret l.oui-e. Rl. 1. Box 4(1. lli.lt. m
Hook-. Pat-v Jane. Ri. .1, Maltlu-w-
Hunllev. Barbara Vnn. 1301 Monroe Rd.. Charlotte
Jon.-. N.-llie Mac Grumpier. VVe-t Virginia
jone-. Shirley L.n.linc 119 I ind. n Vm-.. l.vn. hl.iirg. V j.
Ionian. Pallida Lou. 120 Brigg- Vvc. High Point
Kearns. Norma Jan.-. 1051 VV . -ali-lnir> St.. \-l,.-l.,,r..
Keeling. P.-ggv O'N'il. I"'X 1.2. Keeling \\.:. \-liel,„r,,
Kerr. Vnn. Eli/abelh. 121 Sprint. Vbnim Vir>
Kiml.ro. . Mr-. i Maiianne. Hi. I. Waliuil ( ..v.-
135
Lanier. Jm-lla 1'i-arl. Rt. 1. Thnma-sillr
Lanson. Marian Marrlnna. H2.i Sheridan St.. Winter Hai-n. Fla.
Linsille. Jan.- Rangeley. Walnut Cose
Long, s irginia \i-ll. Rt. I. I llar.-mlon
Lord. Belts Ann. 202 Colonial Dr.. Thoma-sille
Lossdermilk. Marilyn. 59 Vanderhor-l St.. Charle-lnn. S. <"..
Liit/.. Jo Ellen. Hi. 1. l!.-hvf,<.il
l.ynrli. Marguerite Jean. 1626 Cillw-ri St.. High Point
Matthew*. R,l,.-i,a Rulli. Park-|.-\. Va.
Miller. Shirley Ann.-. 104 Marker St.. High Point
Mi/,>-. Patricia Christine. Box 5024. DaUoua Beach. Fla.
Mohley. Cynthia Lasanna. Hamp-tead
Morgan. Juanila Doris. 310 Ridgeircst Dr.. Hiuh Point
Munis. Naurs Ellen. P. O. Box 1399. KaniwpnlU
Morn's. Peggy Lose. Ri. .1 Winston-Salem
Mnser, Patt) J fan. Hickory Rd.. Lenoir
Myers. Patricia Cayle. 21 Second An-.. Tlioma-sille
Nifong. Shirley l.oui-e. Rt. 2. Clemmon-
Oukles. Elsie Ms.-. 1115 E. Jack-on S[„ M.-l.ai»
Overby. Sylvia Kay. 810 Pin.- Circle Dr.. High Point
Payne, liarliara Dean, Box 285. Rural Hall
Phillips. (Mrs.) Hazel Statrelt. 618 West 16th St.. Winston -Salem
Pugh. Gladys Louise. Rt. 1. Franklins ille
Rakestran. Helen Caroline. Box 123. Sloneville
Reynold-, Rutli Eselyn. 523 Deleware St.. .New Ca-tle. Pel.
Ridge. Mary Rutli. Soulli Main St.. Hill.sille. Va.
Ripley. Barbara \nne. }H08 Palmer Si.. Durham
Robinson. Christine Kavailg. Rt. 3. Rox 'i2. Cala.v. Va.
Rouse. Betsy Ross. Box 375. W alstonburg
Roval. Nanev Ann. Rt. '■',. Whiles ille
Rufty. Sarah Jean. Rt. 4. l.im-olnton
Sabalini. Ruth Audrey. 443 Howe Ave.. Shelton. Conn.
Summon*. Pal-s Jean. Box 2. Vanceboro
Sechresi. Linda Anne. Rt. 1. Jamestown
Shelton. Harriett Anne. 815 E. Farris. High Point
Sherrill. Palss Anne. Ea-i Broad St.. .Statesville
Singlelars. Ilel-y Steven-;. P. 0. P.ox 185. Clarkton
Singleton. Pliyllis Jannell. 213 M. Charles St.. Roxboro
Sloan. Betty Lambeth. 607 Oak View Rd.. High Point
Smith. Jesvell Eselyn. 116 Springfield. High Point
Stafford. Sarah Elizabeth. Lewi*ville
Stalling*. Mariani June. Box 25. W'hitnel
Stone. Emily Lou. Rt. 1. Thomasville
Strange. Rhonda Karen. Sniyre Sta.. Gastonia
Sirassn. Margaret Ellen. 801 Berkeley Ave.. Charlotte
Templet. m. Metis Rose. CMR 544. Box 486. Charlotte
Thoriihill. Jane Louise. 923 E. Boulevard. Charlotte
Toenbrrlin. Belly Rose. 22 Beaver Dr.. Asheville
Tucker. Frames Juliana. Rt. 1. Lasvsonvjlle
\anderlord. Robbie Hawk*. 323 West Iredell Ave.. Mooresville
Wall. Sarah Jane. 207 Lindsay St.. High Point
Ward. Judith Todd. Rt. 3. Mocksville
Wileox. Sandra Elizabeth. 118 Hillside Ave.. Shelton. Conn.
W illianis. Janet Lee. 27J8 N. Fayeiieville St.. Asheboro
W illianison. Helen Paige. Ford. Va.
Wilson. Barbara Elizabeth. 404 North Dr., High Point
W ilson. Frances Louise. Ranlo Station. Gastonia
W ilson. Nancy Jo. Rt. 1. Stimmcrfield
W right. Lannie Marie. Saxapahasv
W right. Peags Sue. 2302 Dallas St.. High Point
130
i
Come to STAMEY'S . . . before you go anywhere.'
759 North
Main Street
Distinctive Luggage Leather Goods and Gifts
High Point
N. C.
SARA WAGGER & CO.
Smart Individual Wear for Our Lady
High Point, North Carolina
DR. MAX RONES
OPTOMETRIST
£v« Examined Without Drugs
201 N. Main St. High Point. N. C.
Students' Headquarters
HIGH POINT COLLEGE
BOOKSTORE
BOOKS REFRESHMENTS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Official College Rings and Jewelry
Compliments of
BORDEN'S
ICE CREAM COMPANY
Compliments of
PIEDMONT COLOR AND
CHEMICAL CO.
HIGH POINT. NORTH CAROLINA
High Point. North Carolina
W. A. DAVIS MILLING CO.
110 South Perry Street
Telephone 2360 - 2165
Millers of FLOUR, MEAL and FEED
SNOW LUMBER COMPANY
PHONES 3396 — 3397
"Everything to Build Anything"
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
CANNON FETZER
High Point, North Carolina
Venetian Blinds - Window Shades - Tape - Cord
Cornices - Drapery Hardware
Manufacturers
MONARK SHADE b BLIND CO.
Phone 9504 1406 N. Main Street High Point. N. C.
KOONTS-McGHEE DRUG CO.
Opposite Post Office
PHONE 3373
Compliments of
N. H. SILVER, INC.
129 South Main Street
High Point, North Carolina
Snow Studio & Camera Shop
PORTRAIT, COMMERCIAL & AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
206 North Main Street
HIGH POINT. N. C.
Official Photographers oj the 1955 Zenith
Portraits by F. Hilliard
iJEWELERS =
Compliments of
DICK CULLER'S, INC.
SPORTING GOODS
142 Church Street
Compliments of
Logan Porter Mirror Company
Shore's Launderteria & Dry Cleaning
3 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE
"Try Our Washable Sport Shirt Service"
Phone 6009
425-427 N. Wrenn St.
Compliments
Dixie's Soda Shop
813 North Main Phone 2247
Master Mirrors
Compliments
YOUNG FURNITURE and RUG CO.
1706 North Main Street
Phone 79? 1
Compliments of
J. W. SECHREST & SON, INC.
SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1897
High Point, North Carolina
Hunter Coal b Oil Co.
COAL : FUEL OIL : HEATING SERVICE
Phone 3366
Compliments of
INGRAM'S PHARMACY
Phone 3313
Compliments
S. H. KRESS & COMPANY
5-I0-25C STORE
HIGH POINT SAVINGS
& TRUST COMPANY
CONSERVATIVE BANKING SINCE 1905
Member of F.D.I.C.
HEDGECOCK LUMBER CO.
1213 Ward Street Phone 4006
"Where the Home Begins in High Point"
Compliments oj
DEDMON PRODUCE CO.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
Phone 4960
High Point, North Carolina
Established 1880
KESTER MACHINERY CO.
MILL AND FACTORY SUPPLIES
Phone 6908 1411 South Main Street
High Point. North Carolina
PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO.
GLASS : MIRRORS : PAINTS : BRUSHES
1 South Hamilton
SILVER KNIT HOSIERY MILLS, INC.
MANUFACTURERS FINE HOSIERY
High Point, North Carolina
STA-NU Finishing Process Is Exclusive With Us
AT No Extra Cost
High Point Steam Laundry, Inc.
PHONE 2-3325
W. E. LINTHICUM AND SONS
READY MIXED CONCRETE
High Point
asheboro
Phone 3243 - 5922
Siler City
Jacksonville
PROGRESSIVE TRANSPORTATION
SINCE 1930
GEO. T. WOOD & SONS, INC.
CARPETS
Wholesale Distributors
RUGS
314-320 West Broad Street
High Point, North Carolina
"Women with a sense of style prefer
Firth Rugs and Carpets"
MARIETTA PAINT & COLOR CO.
FINE FURNITURE FINISHES
PAINTS
VARNISHES
ENAMELS
REED SUPPLY CO.
"EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER
Between High Point and Thomasville
McGHEE UPHOLSTERY, INC.
MANUFACTURERS OF GOOD FURNITURE
Box 329 Phones 4365 - 5921
High Point, North Carolina
Good Wishes to Graduates of 1955
From the Manufacturers of
Brand
WORK 'N' PLAY CLOTHES
A3 ye".. pJcn the year- oh>=qd r :■'* -id? r Am ■■. ' ■? *
E'-iellenr© i; on orf wen o> 'rmm] on-j ";N' .-*
do not Ott rightly be"Oi:=e v.* hose \ir\it or e
but rather we have *h<y-e t-ernu-e we ha-. •: 3 '•":.
We ore v-hot we repeatedly do E-.:eNen>: "ng
on a:t but o habit" Mcs the habit o' c- "ek
good fortune to you Thr?ugho'.it the \eor--
ANVIL BRAND FACTORIES
HIGH POINT. N. C.
ROSE FURNITURE CO.
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
Stores in
High Point - Thomasvillf. - Asheroro
STANLEY'S JEWELERS
THE DIAMOND and WATCH STORE
"Honest Values — Convenient Terms"
Phone 9776
S. E. HAUSER, INC.
Wholesale and Retail
FANCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES
FEED AND SEED
118-120 North Wrenn Street
GRAY-ART FLOWER SHOP
"Let Our Flowers Say It For You"
East Lexington at North Main
Phone 7152
Compliments of
HIGH POINT PAPER BOX CO.
319 Mangum Street
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments oj
ELWOOD BARBER SHOP
118 East High Street
WAGNER TIRE SERVICE
TIRE EXPERTS FOR OVER 35 YEARS
Thurston Street
High Point. North Carolina
BARGAIN FURNITURE CO.
"Quality Furniture at Bargain Prices"
Phone 9163
526-28 English Street
High Point. North Carolina
WILLIAMS FLOWERS AND GIFTS
Quality Flowers Plus Personal Attention
1 12-114 East High Street
Phone 5011
Compliments of
ARCADIA WELL DRILLERS
R.F.D. No. 4
Lkxin'C ins. North Cakoi in \
Compliments of
Compliments of
BELK-BECK
HIGH POINTS LARGEST LEADING
DEPARTMENT STORE
THE LIZZIE GOOCH SHOP
Exclusive Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
Arcade Building
High Point, North Carolina
SUNSHINE LAUNDRY
MONITE MOTH-PROOF DRY CLEANING
Dial 3393
210-212 Pine Street
S. P. Kimsey Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
CONTRACTING SUPPLIES AND APPLIANCES
Phone 3241
1915 English Street High Point. N. C.
Yon Will Enjoy
SCHRAFTS CANDIES HAV-A-TAMPA CIGARS
Distributed by
BENNETT-LEWALLEN COMPANY
Winston-Salem. North Carolina
Compliments of
CLOVER BRAND
DAIRIES, INC
High Point. North Carolina
"Let Clover Brand Purity
Be Your Security"
KENNEDY OIL COMPANY
Phone 3027
-CROWN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS'
1203 Tryon Street P. O. Box 1428
High Point. North Carolina
SWAIM SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.
Wholesale
Plumbing. Heating and Industrial Supplies
High Point - Salisbury - Rocky Mount
Compliments of
KIRKMAN SHOE STORE
Compliments of
AMERICAN SERVICE COMPANY
236 West Russell Street
High Point, North Carolina
ICE — COAL
SELECT FOODS
INC.
SUPPLIERS OF QUALITY FROZEN
AND CANNED FOODS
Exclusively to
HOTELS. RESTAURANTS AND INSTITUTIONS
Hendersonville, N. C.
MANN'S
CUT-RATE DRUG STORES
HIGH POINT, N. C. KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
GREENSBORO, N. C. REIDSVILLE, N. C.
TH0MASVILLE, N. C. BURLINGTON, N. C.
LEXINGTON, N. C.
Compliments of
W. F. MAULDIN, INC.
Compliments
JIFFY MANUFACTURING CO.
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Compliments of
Penrod, Jurden, b Clark Co.
High Point's
Oldest and
Leading Tailors
New Amos Bldg.
1 1 W. Washington St. '*
SOUTHERN MOTOR CO.
Telephone 5800 2100 S. Main Street
Your De Soto - Plymouth Dealer
High Point. North Carolina
Compliments of
SPORTSWEAR FORMALS TO RENT
SHACKELFORD'S
140 North Main Street
FREEMAN SHOES CUSTOM TAILORING
Compliments of
DALLAS, INC.
JONES and PEACOCK, INC.
Compliments of
GEO. L HUNDLEY
Insurance : Rentals : Property Management
Sales : Mortgage Loans
BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC.
214 North Main Street
High Point, N. C.
6 W. Main
THOMASVILLE. N. C.
Sporting Goods. Frigidaire Appliances
and Building Supplies
Automatic Lathe Cutterhead
Company
High Point, North Carolina
ATLANTIC BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
HOME LOANS
Savings Accounts Are Insured Up To $10,000
COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO.
We Carry a Complete Line of
ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS
119 North Greene Street
Greensboro. North Carolina
Compliments of
THE FLI-BACK SALES CORP.
High Point. North Carolina
World's Largest Distributor of
Compliments of
A FRIEND
Paddle & Ball Games
Sponge Balls
Sponge Return Balls
Sponge Base Balls
Return Tops
( Yo Yo Type )
Spinning Tops
Balloon & Balloon Sticks
Compliments of
CAROLINA CONTAINER CO.
Compliments of
THE LILLY COMPANY
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
IDOL GREEKCft.
Real Estate Sales Property Management
Insurance Mortgage Loans
115 W. Washington Street Phone 5069
Compliments of
DIXIE HOT SHOPPE
"Where Friends Meet"
JARRETT'S STATIONERY CO.
Established 1902
106 North Wrenn Street
High Point. North Carolina
Efird's Department Store
Quality Merchandise
At Low Prices
THE PRINTED WORD
MAKES EDUCATION POSSIBLE
DIFFENDAL'S FLOOR COVERINGS
LINOLEUM INCORPORATED CARPETS
ASPHALT TILE RUGS
RUBBER TILE Sales and Installations umNGS
743 N. MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 3066
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
"Better Printing Pays"
Compliments of
THE BLOSSOM SHOP
Max O'Conner. Owner
PRI NTING ,
"A
£ COMPANY
~/,c//*-rArcs.r- L fi/nptete frmfifip ' derwce-LtfnQQrapnu'
o
x/
Compliments of
Highland Motors, Inc.
Your
CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE
Dealer
Compliments of
HIGH POINT BARBER SHOP
300 North Main Street
Phone 3640
MARSH
FURNITURE
COMPANY
Compliments of
WILLIAMS SALES CO.. Inc.
WHOLESALE LUMBER and PLYWOOD
High Point, North Carolina
CECIL'S DRUG STORE
610 North Main Street
Phone 2-3369
Manufacturers
KITCHEN FURNITURE
SINCE 1906
HYMAN'S JEWELRY CO.
106 S. Main Street
High Point. North Carolina
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Compliments of
SAMPLE SHOE STORE
1 1 9 North Main Street
"Shoes For The Entire Family"
THE SWEET SHOPPE
113 North Main Street
Phone 3745
High Point, North Carolina
"All Your Bakery Needs"
manb
FOR THOSE WHO CARE
122 South Main Street High Point, N. C.
C. DeWITT HOLTON FURNITURE CO.
Compliments of
QUALITY CLEANING CO.
1341 N. Main Street
"Under New Management"
1335 N. Main
Phone 3060
ENGLISH RADIO & TV SERVICE
"We Specialize in Television and Radio Repair"
R. H. Freeman High Point, N, C.
Congratulations to the
Class of 1955
'Quality Furniture and Carpets'
THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE
817 South Main Street
Phone 3791
HIGH POINT. NORTH CAROLINA
NASH JEWELRY & LOAN CO.
127 North Main Street
TUDiAj High Point, North Carolina
"Nash Saves Your Cash" j
ii
THE GRIFFITH TAILORING CO.
Made to Order Suits for Ladies and Men
156'/2 South Main Street
Marvin H. Griffith High Point, N. C.
QUALITY SHOE STORE
EXPERT SHOE FITTERS
"A Fit for Every Foot"
S. L. CARPENTER
JEWELER and GEMOLOGIST
113 W. Washington
i
Compliments of
POWERS WIRE PRODUCTS CO., INC.
619 West Green Street
High Point, North Carolina i
The good will of men, women, and children who contact this organization casually
or in business constitutes the principal asset which maintains it as a service insti-
tution. Our sincere desire to serve our many patrons well and unselfishly is j
widely recognized and our ability to do this is established.
HIGH POINT - THOMASVILLE
HIGH POINT THOMASVILLE & DENTON RAILROAD COMPANY
•'Nothing But Service To Sell"
i
STEELE'S DINER
Compliments of
VOGUE CLEANERS
Owned and Operated by High Point College Students
and Alumni, Frank, Jean and "Bunny" Cochran
PICKUP AND DELIVERY '
201 English 1501 English
753 N. Main
i
i
TELEVISION SALES & SERVICE, INC.
RCA. DUMONT, PHILCO. MAGNA VOX
Service By Factory Men
735 North Main Phone 7934
MURROW'S TRANSFER, INC.
MOVERS OF NEW FURNITURE
in
North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee
Phone 8959
HAROLD C. DAVIS ! GRIFFITH
-ciwpei of Flows" OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.
c , n w, * ti., c • TYPEWRITERS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service I
Phone 5049 Phone 4573 505 N. Main |
Compliments of
THE HOME BUILDING, INC.
Asheboro, North Carolina
The Key to Happiness is Home Ownership
COLLIER ELLIS & CO.
414-16 North Wrenn Street
High Point, North Carolina
Clothing and Accessories for Men and Women
of Discernment
Mid-State Insurance Agency, Inc.
Ashlyn Hotel Building
Asheboro, North Carolina
Phone: 2030
Compliments of
HARRIS-KELLY MUSIC CO.
FINE PIANOS - HAMMOND ORGANS
2432 English Street Phone 32U9
High Point. North Carolina
Compliments
CHARLES STORE CO.
Compliments of
ALMA DESK CO.
High Point. North Carolina
American Supply Company of N. C, Inc.
EXCLUSIVE FABRICS
FOR THE UPHOLSTERER AND DECORATOR
308 W. Broad Street Phone: 45V I
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Compliments of
TRIANGLE HOSIERY COMPANY
High Point, North Carolina
QUALITY BEAUTY SHOP
'If Your Hair Is Not Becoming To You —
Yon Should Be Coming To Us'
Phone 4653
CUMBY-ORRELL MORTUARY
AMBULANCE 5045
*
Broad Street at Chestnut
ENGLISH MOTOR CO.
of High Point
FORD Test Drive It.'
Value Check It.'
BROWN'S SHOE SERVICE
Since 1924
208 E. Washington St. Phone 4313
High Point. North Carolina
BOB WINFREY, INC.
720 N. Main Street Telephone 7957
RICHFIELD PRODUCTS GOODYEAR TIRES
Recapping and Road Service
Compliments of
COLTRANE-GRAHAM
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Compliments of
Thomas & Howard Company
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Greensboro, North Carolina
Southern Plywood Corporation
Manufacturers of SUPERIOR PLYWOOD
245 South Hamilton Street Phone 9695
High Point, North Carolina
Box 1025 Phone 5936
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
CAROLINA UPHOLSTERY
COMPANY, INC.
Manufacturers of
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
MARSDEN SLATE, INC.
LEATHERS - PLASTICS - FABRICS
513 English Street Phone 9945-3727
High Point. North Carolina
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
OF HIGH POINT
GULF SERVICENTER
A. A. Morris, Prop.
Corner English and Lindsey Streets
High Point, North Carolina
Phone 3276
Anderson's West End Drug Store
1550 English Street
Phone 9376
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
CASARD FURNITURE
MANUFACTURING CORP.
Manufacturers of
FINE FURNITURE
High Point. North Carolina
High Point. North Carolina
Burton Upholstery Company
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
Manufacturers
High Point, North Carolina
PERLEY A. THOMAS
CAR WORKS, INC.
Designers and Manufacturers of Bus Bodies
Compliments of Friends
High Point, North Carolina
High Point Boiler b Tank Co., Inc.
2411 English Street
Phone 9138
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Compliments of
HIGH POINT CIGAR COMPANY
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
Reddy's helping hand
is powerful for better
light, more conven-
ience, comfort and
economy!
DUKE
P.QWER COMPANY
Compliments
AUMAN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
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A FRIEND
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Insurance of All Kinds
With Us
ALLEN B. WELBORN, INC.
101 W. Green Street
Congratulations
to the
Hight Point College Seniors
and
Best Wishes for Your Future Success
and Happiness
McCRARY HOSIERY MILLS, INC.
ASHEBORO, N. C.
Makers of Famous McCrary ■•Seanl■Remin<ler , ' Stockings
Dairy Products of High Point Quality
LINDALE DAIRY
CORPORATION
"// is our pleasure to serve you"
Lexington Avenue
Heritage
Henredon
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Custom Quality at Practical Prices
Factories at High Point, Mocksville and
Morganton, N. C.
RING-HARRIS PHARMACY
"PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY"
122 N. Main Street Phone 3333
College Students Welcome
HARRIS DRUG STORE
PRESCRIPTIONS
1231 Montlieu Avenue
Phone 7203 Hiah Point, N. C.
Compliments of
Hodgin Roofing cV Supply Co.
Complete Roofing Service
921 W. Lee Street
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
JIMMY MITCHELL, INC.
VENEERS
High Point, North Carolina
NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY
205 Centennial Avenue
Telephone 3364
EDGAR SNIDER - Printing
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GRACE FLOWER SHOP
Wrenn at Howell Street
Edgar Snider '36
High Point Chemical
Manufacturing Co.
Corner Taylor & Cross Streets
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Hipochem Products
TEXTILE OILS AND CHEMICALS
Phone 9934
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AMERICAN
WOOSTERSHIRE
SAUCE
Sexton
Congratulations to
the
Class of 1955
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1233 Montlieu Avenue
"Just a Jaunt from Campus"
"Carolina's Newest and Smartest"
Ready-To-Wear Shop
PROSPECT ESSO SERVICE
410 Prospect Street
Phone 5915
"Service With a Smile"
Peanut
Butler
Sandwiches
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of
A FRIEND
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A FRIEND
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