ZENITH
1956
Annual hihliniiimi
of
the Students
High Point College
Hijjh Point, North Carolina
Faye Peedin, Editor-in-Chief
Mary Alice Milbury, issociate Editor
Ki.iiN Cook, Business Manager
Jack McCaslin, Issociate Business Manager
Miss E. Vera Idol, Chiej tdvisor
Hit. I! i \< k \\ i : i i P. Robinson. Business tdvisor
Miss Clarice Bowman. General Advisor
This Year at H. P. C.
SEPTEMBER
Administration 8
Faculty and Staff 10
Freshman Class 12
OCTOBER
Panhellenic Council 20
I liter fraternity Council 21
Alpha Gamma Delta 22
Kappa Delta 24
Lambda Alpha Phi 26
Phi Mu 28
Theta Chi 30
Sigma Phi Epsilon 32
Lambda Chi Alpha 34
Tan Kappa Epsilon 36
NDM 38
Phi Kappa Alpha 40
Intramurals 43
Woman's Athletic Association 47
NOVEMBER
Student Christian Council 50
Baptist Student Union 52
Methodist Student Fellowship 53
Fellowship Teams 54
Kappa Chi 55
Alpha Delta Theta 56
Sophomore Class 58
"Who's Who" 64
Junior Marshals 68
DECEMBER
Miss High Point College 70
Tower Players 76
Zenith 79
Hi-Po "" 82
Epsilon Sigma Omicron 84
j \\i a in
Student Government 86
President
Executive Officers
Judicial Council
Legislature
Day Student Council
\\ oman's Hall Council
McCulloch Hall Council
Future Teachers of America 90
Kappa Sicilian Delta Fraternity 90
Veteran's Club 91
International Relations Club 91
Future Business Leaders of America 92
FEBRUARY
Basketball 93
Varsity
Junior Varsity
Order of the Lighted Lamp 102
MARCH
Concert Series 101
Junior Class 106
APRIL
Music Department 1 14
Concert Band
High Point Symphony Orchestra
Women's Glee Club
Men"- Knsemlde
Dance Band
Tennis 1 I ~
Baseball 118
MAY
Ten Outstanding Seniors 1 20
Senior Class 1--
May Queen 137
May Court 138
Commencement Program ...140
Dedication
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"And gladly wolde he I erne and gladly teche."
It is with a deep feeling oi gratitude that we recall what Miss Idol has meant to us
as students. She has been more than a teacher. Her personal interest in the -Indents, her
willingness to help in any way. and particulail) her assistance to the yearbook stalls has
endeared her to ns. She not only serves us students bj constantly encouraging us. but also
h\ setting an example that each ol us would be proud l<> follow. We lake great pleasure
in dedicating this 1956 Zenith to
MISS K. VKIIA IDOI.
Dr. Dennis H. Cooke
Admini^
Our President
The sign over his dour reads simply, "Dr. Dennis H. Cooke. President." Yet, stamped indelibly on
the minds of all who read llii>. there is an added line which might read, "a bulwark of strength and
inspiration to his faculty, student.-, and to every member of bis stall.*' His faith in High Point College
as a growing, developing institution has led to the srveral additions and improvements made to the col-
lege i.i the past lew \ear>. His enthusiasm and spirit have caused the college to grow until its enrollment
lar surpasse
> that ol onl\ a leu
years ajjo.
Dean of Students
As you enter the office, the smoke screen laid
by the ever present pipe parts, and through the
haze a warm, friendly voice inquires. "What can
I do for you?" Without further introduction vou
know you are in the office of Dean of Students.
J. H. Allied, always ready to advise or counsel
students who come to him with problems.
Dean of Instruction
Dr. Harold Conrad is a newcomer to High Point
College and to the Southland. In the past year as
we have turned innumerable times to him with our
questions about credits, hours, required subjects,
and any other problem pertaining to academic life
on the campus, we thank the Fate that sent him to
us. Already he has proved a friend, ally, and an
invaluable asset in his capacity as Dean of In-
struction.
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A. B. Williams. Bursar
\. P. YaRBOROUGH, Registrar
Gradi Whicker, Field Representative
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Faculty
I. in ISE Adams. A.B.. A.M.. Mathematics and Ap-
pointments Officer
Ralph V. Anderson, U.S.. M.S., Business Adminis-
tration
I oi \\\\>. \.l!.. M.A.. Spanish and English
Helen R. Bartlett. A.B.. A.M.. I'h. I).. History
\i.i>\ T. BERRY, A. I'... \.M.. Business Administration
(.i.m;im: Bowmw. A. I!.. A.M.. Religion
Marcei.ea Carter, A.B.. B.S.. Librarian
Herman K. Coisi.e. \.l!.. \.\I.. Education
Richard G. Cox, A.B., A.M.. Music
V.. 0. Ci MMINGS, U.S.. I'h. I).. Chemistry
Charles P. Daniel, U.S.. M.S.. Biology
Stuart C. Deskins. A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D.. Social
Sciences
JANE DeSpaIN, \.l!.. A.M.. Dramatics and Speech
Thomas E. Dodamead, B.S.. M.S.. Psychology
Cecil I). Lin. A.B.. M.A.. English
Ernestine Fields. B.Mus., U.S.. M.Mus., Music
Lester C. Hvrtskll. U.S.. M.A.. D.Ed.. Mathe-
matics and Physics
Leopold M. Haas. A.P... ST.)!.. Ph.D., Religion
and Education
Benjamin II. Hill, A. I!.. M.S.. Ph.D.. Biology
C. I>. HlNSHAW, A.I!.. V.M.. I. ill. I).. Education and
Psychology
GEORGE Hoiiart. A.I!.. A.M.. Ph.D.. Business Ad-
ministration
II. \\ vyne Hoover, B.S., M.A., Physical Education
and Assistant Coach
I'.. Vera I ., \.P... U.S.. A.M.. English
James F. Jones. A. IS.. M.A.. Business Administra-
tion and Counselor /or Men
Leu J. I.ehis. Miis.U.. A.M.. Ed.D.. Music
\\. \. Lineberry, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D.. Science
Lois I.IYIM.STOV U.S.. \.\L. Home Economics
William li. Locke. A.B.. S.T.I!.. Ph.D.. Religion
and Philosophy
Charlotte Locke. A.B.. Biology
Lincoln Lorenz, A.I!.. A.M.. Ph.D.. English
Winnie Luffman, B.S., M.S.. Home Economics
and Staff
lior.i.KT I'.. M. Dowi.D. A. 15.. A.M.. History and
Social Sciences
J whs \\. \loiirrr. Tli.C. \.r,.. U.S.. \.\l.. I'll. I)..
Education and History
Frances Muldrow, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.. Modern
Languages
Clyde N. Parker, A.I!.. M.A.. Th.M., Ph.D.,
Sociology and Special Counselor in Students
Arthur Paschal, U.S.. M.S.. Physical Education
1\\ VI. Patrick, A.I!.. A.B. in L.S., Assistant Li-
brarian
Mu;i II. Iiin:i\sti\. \.l!.. M.A.. Business Adminis-
tration
Bla< kwell P. Uokivson. US.. M.A.. I'h.l).. His-
to) >
C. K\. 1:1.1.1: Rozzelle, \.V... B.D., I). I).. Religion
Philip Smyth, U.S.. M.A., Ph.D., Spanish
Elizabeth I. Stillman, U.S.. M.A.. Physical Edu-
cation
Auc 1: I'aice White. \.l!.. A.M.. A"/i,«//>/i
\. S. WlTHIKS. \.l!.. \.M.. English
Ruth Worth ington, \ .B., \l.\.. Education and
Counselor jm II omen
Virgil Ybw, US.. M.S.. Physical Education and
Head Basketball Coach
KaTIIEKINE ANDERSON. Graduate Resident Nurse
Sarah Armstrong, Secretary to Dean Conrad and
Dean Hired
l><n;i:\ I!\im;. Assistant in Bursar's Office
Dorothi Collins, Switchboard Operator
Betty Frazier, Bookkeepei
Frances Gaynor, Bookkeeper
\\ i.si.ia GaYNOR, IS.S.. Alumni Executive Secretary
Virginia Johnson, Supervisor oj Domestic Per-
sonnel
Edna Paschal, Recreational Director
(Catherine I'm l, Secretary in the office oj Public
Relations
l!i:rn S. Perry, Resident Counselor for II omen
Mo\\ SAI NDERS. Secretary lo the Registrar
Rebecca Snider. Secretary to the Bursar
MARY C. SPI RRIER, Secretary to the President
\\\ 1:1 1 1 IS. Y01 \i.. Issistant Dietitian
Xot pictured: Knnii I!. \\ u.KER. Dietitian
Starling ih>' da) "If
w i I h a sparkling
smile.
A letter from home
on a rainv dav.
\nd we have t<> keep
in shape. . . .
Saliiida\ night . . .
willi "that special
someone." . . ,
Freshman Class
"Just Give Us Time"
Here we were, tlie mighty seniors from
our respective high schools, inferior
freshmen all over again! It just didn't
seem possible that within three months'
time we were no longer the looked-up-to
graduates, hut "greenies" to he shown
and taught a completely new way of
life.
Soon, however, after getting settled in
our rooms and taking placement tests,
that re-horn leeling disappeared, leaving
us with the hopes that soon we too would
be in those lucky numbers of upperclass-
men — those students who so carefully
explained why to get this professor or
that, or the ones who pre-warned us
about over cutting and hoard meetings,
and those encouraging spirits who de-
lightedly frightened us nearly to death
about freshman beanies us the Judiciary
Council.
But when basketball season started up
and Thanksgiving holidays relieved us
ol those "everlasting top pieces" I better
known as beanies), we discovered, after
taking our precious cuts to go home for
the first time, that being a freshman
wasn't so bad after all.
Second semester came and with it
more ease and confidence in ourselves,
for we had managed to struggle through
our first big exams. We looked forward
to our freshman dance and other activi-
ties through which, by hard work, we
were drawn closer together and felt for
the first time that we really had a place
here. This was really eollege.
Now. for the Class of '59. freshman
year is all over. And as we look back
over this, our first year as college stu-
dents, we feel very proud of the way we
came through it. Nothing will ever re-
place our memories of freshman year,
but we eagerly await to add to these.
recollections of future years at High
I'oint College.
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OFFICERS. left to rifiht: Richard Mailman. President: George Cook. Vice-President;
Carolyn Konntz. Secretary; Jack Bcnficld. Treasurer.
First row. left to right: Maggie ADAMS.
Margaret Ann ADKINS, Terry Renn ALEX-
WDKII. Gene \SHBI RN. Garni I VIMV
SON.
Secondrow: Barbara AYERS. Robert AYERS.
Patti BALLARD. Fred BARBER, Patricia
BEAM.
Third row: Maury BEALCIIOT. Sue BEE-
SON. Jack BENEIEI.D. Monroe BOLES. Ruth
BOONE.
Fourth row: Donald BOWERS. William C.
BRADY. Ben BRANTLEY. Torbert BREW-
ER, Linda BRIGGS.
Fifth row: Betty Jean BROOKS. Clarence
BROWN. Martha Jane BL'FFALOE. Pepper
BURNS. O. Mell BUSBIN.
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1956 Freshmen
First row, left to right: Janice BUTNER, Henry S. CARTER. Melvin CARTER. Alene
CHANDLER, Mitchell CLARK, Dudley CLINARD, Bobby CONNELL. Ausbin COOK,
George COOK.
Second row: Pat COOKE, Gary CORNELL, Carson COX, Cletus B. CROOK. Oscar CUL-
LER, Mary CUMBEE, Sarah CUTHRELL, John DAVENPORT, Charles DAVIS.
Third row: Nancy DEATON, Isaac DENNY, Steve DIAL, Charles DIXON. Evelyn DIXON,
Wallace DORSETT, Charles DYSON, Charles FAUST, Willard FORMYDUVAL.
Fourth row: Page GADDY, Lillian GALBREATH. Lucy GARCIA. Richard GILBERT,
Rachael GOODMAN, David GORDON, Edrie GREENE. Jim GREENWAY, Billy GROOME.
Fifth row: Gibbs GWYN, Robert HALE. Elmer HALL, Warren HAMILTON, Kenny
HANEY, John HANNER, Bob HARRIS, Helen HARRIS. Lequita HARTSELL.
Sixth row: Franklin HAZZARD, Edward HEDDEN, Pat HESTER. Sylvia HILL, Donald
HILTON, Paul HODGES, Willie Lieu HODGES, Mary HODGIN. Sylvia HOLT.
Seventh row: Anne HOOVER, Selena HOYLE, Joseph D. HUFF, Charles HULIN, Bob
HUNT, Libby HURST, Weldon IDOL, Sharon INGRAM, Fiances IRWIN.
Eighth row: Betty Rose JARRETT, Wade JARVIS. Bennie JENKINS, Robert JENKINS,
Fred JOBE, Lee Ray JOLLY, Kenneth JONES, Wesley. JONES, Corinne JOWETT.
Ninth row: Bill JOYCE, Elmer JOYNER. Jerry KAY. Doug KERR. Choongky KIM, G. C.
KIRKMAN, Carolyn KOONTZ, Ann KURFEES. Albert LANE.
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1956 Freshmen
First row. left to right: Ahgail LANIER, Edward LEATHERWOOD, Nancy LEE, Gayle
LEMMOND, Ramona LEONARD, Donald K. LEVINA, James Clyde LEWIS, Shelby LIN-
VILLE, Glenn LLOYD.
Second row: Max LOFLIN, Tommy LOFTIS, Jacqueline McCULLOH, Don McGEE, Rita
McGINNAS, Patsy McKINNON, Ernest McKNIGHT, Loberta McNEILL, Elwin MACKIN-
TOSH.
Third row: John MADISON, Deedie MARLOWE, Jane MARTIN, Richard MASON, Pedro
Mayor MONTES, Betty MEACHAM, Bobby MICHAEL, Elaine MILLS, James MINOR.
Fourth row: Joe MISENHEIMER, Wade MONTGOMERY, Mary Ann MOORE, Pat
MOORE, Peggy Ann MOORE, William MOORE, Billie MORGAN, Aaron MOSS, Betty
MULLIS.
Fifth row: Lutritia MURPHY, Fairrell MYRICK, Robert NELSON, Shelby NELSON,
Jackie NESBITT. Gordon NIFONG, Daniel ODOM, Sara OWEN. Billie PAISLEY.
Sixth row: Warren PARHAM, Bill PARISH, Jim PARRISH, Betsy PAYNE, Betty PAYNE,
Joyce PAYNE, Luther PENDRY, Johnny PENLAND, Beth PETERSON.
Seventh row: Benny PHILLIPS, Joan PLUMMER, Patsy POOLE, Bill PRICE, Frances
PRICE, Ray PROCTOR, Henry RAPP, Dewitt RHOADES, Nancy RICE.
Eighth row: Peggy RICH, Wanda RIDGE, Ronda ROBBINS, John ROBERSON, Jennie
ROBERTS. John ROBERTS, Wayne ROBERTSON, William ROGERS, Jim ROSE.
Ninth row: William F. RUTLEDGE, Leah SAMUELS, Robert L. SAWYER, Francis Kay
SCOTT. Irma SCRUGGS, Larry SECHREST, Donald SELLERS, Fred SHERRER, Sylvia
SHIRLEY.
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/•'//.s/ row, left to right: Ben SHORE, Joseph SICELOIT. W mi.IcII SIEFORD. David SII.LMON. liovd
SMITH. Edward SMITH. Emma SMITH. Nell SMITH. Reginald SMITH.
Second row. Janice SOLOMON. Sid SOLOMON. Clegg SPEIGHT, Ted SPENCER. Douglas SQUIRES,
Billy STAMEY, Willis STEVENS, Hassel STRADER, Peggy STRAWY
Third ran: Clyde STUTTS, Allen SLRRVIT. l.arrv S\\ ICOETT. \ '.tih.ii TATE. Robert TAYLOR, Roy
\. TAYLOR. Sin TAYLOR. kaiic THORNBURG, Sarah TILLEY.
Fourth row: AIIkti TREY'ARTHEN, Bill) TUCKER, Bobbie TITTLE. Vivian TUTTLE, Fred VONCAN-
NON. Ann Lynne W AFFORD. Thomas WALKER, Norman W AMPLER. Jimmy WARD.
Fifth row: Bill) \\ \RREN. Charles WATSON, Bobb) WEAVER, Tony WEN. Hugh S. WHITE James
WHITE. Bobb) WIENBERRY, Bob WILLIAMS. Kenneth WILLI WIS.
Sixth row: Jimmy WILLSON. Judith WILSON, Larry WILSON. Ralph WOLFE. Dewey YARBOROUGH,
Shelb) Jean YORK. Sarah YOST. Connie YOUNG. Han. I, I Y()l ACER.
IVinliHIciiir iUnuu il
One of ill'- main purposes of High Point College's
Panhellenic Council is i" promote co-operation and
harmonious relationships among our four sororities
and facult) and lu make college life as congenial
a- possible.
This year marks the first in which the council
has lii-cn established. Il has resulted in rinsing an\
gaps of hostilit) which might have existed before
and has served its purpose in instilling into the
hearts nl ever) sororit) member the true spirit of
sisterhood.
Being the first, these council members recognized
the importance of a linn foundation — one which
will not totter as future councils build upon its
precedents.
A successful rush season opened with a tea and
open house, continuing in a round of activities
which culminated with the pledging of fift\ -three
girls to the various sororities.
Toli\ Harrier. I'resiilenl : A vie Limn. I iee-l'resi-
drill: Marx I. on Lanier. Secretary: and Bobbie
Turner. Treasurer, served as the four foundation
stones of this organization which holds untold
promises.
Members of the Panhellenic Council as pictured
at the left are: Bobbie I inner and Man l,ou
Lanier, Kappa Delta: Camilla lsle\. Lambda Alpha
I'hi: Betl\ Viaii T\ singer. Phi Mu: Toby Barrier.
Upha Gamma Delta; Avie Gunn, Phi Mu; Ellen
l.lgin. Lambda Alpha Phi: Vickie Washburn. Alpha
Lamina Delta.
Interfraternitv Oouiuil
The Interfralernity Council is composed <>f
representatives from each fraternit) <>n the campus.
lis purpose is ti> promote friendship among the
brotherhoods.
Not only does this friendship last throughout
college life and with friends mad i tin- campus.
hut will extend far into the future. The experiences
in organizing, planning and working together on
various projects trains young men for life after
leaving college. In the associations of the fraternit)
men with the business world or professional world.
the influence of their invaluable training will he
evident in ever) respect.
The council sponsors each year a big Christmas
dance and a gala springtime affair.
This organization along with the main others
on the campus is one of the reasons for the progress
and development of High Point College.
Members of tin- Interfrateruitv Council as pic-
tured at the light are: First row, left la right:
Jerrv Kennerlv. President, Lambda Chi Alpha:
Jack I'arks. I iee-l'residenl. I'i Kappa Alpha: Bob
Ross, Secretary. Sigma I'hi Kpsilon. Seetiml run :
John I'crrv. Sigma I'hi Kpsilon: Bill Cray. Theta
Chi: liill Andrews. Treasurer. N.D.M. Third row:
Craig Kester. Lambda Chi Mpha: Jack I ones, fau
Kappa Kpsilon: Hob Duncan. I'i Kappa Mpha.
Fourth row: Roger Shcllon. \.I).M.: lied IVters.
Tau Kappa Kpsilon: Briggs Leonard, Theta Chi.
Gamma Ela Chapter
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Left la right: Vicki Washlium. I'icsidrni : Jaliala
Eudy, Vice-President ; Sylvia Cracldock, Recording
Secretary. Down: Jane rhornhill. Corresponding
Secretary; Jean Griffith Pons. Treasurer; Tob\
Barrier. Panhellenic Representative.
First row, left in right: Margarel Black. Bets\
Rouse. Second run : Sue Freshwater. Helen Rake-
straw, Vnne Sluriill. I lm<l row: Barbara 1 1 mil Ii-n .
Bett) lf"s.- Templeton.
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First row. left u> right: Linda Briggs. Janice Butner. Pats\ Hobbs. Jackie Huldrn. liaimiiui I nanl.
Shelb) Mosley. Second row: Vnn Noe. Linda Sechrest. Phyllis Singleton. Man Uuili Smiley. Delores
Stephens, Sara ^i ost.
Willi high hopes and eager plans Mplia Gamma Delia came to High Point College in
the fall of "55. October came and so did rush week, along with the fun of planning for two
weeks of getting i<> know the girls. W iili twelve new pledges the Vlpha Gam s enjoyed a
successful year of meetings, intramural basketball and volleyball, parties, and their first
Feast of Roses.
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Sylvia Fox
Treasurer
l!iio\i)\ Strange
Editor
\ I \. n s Lin Lanier
President
Lorr vine Mi ' -i RR^
I ice-President
Si i: Hi tt
Assistant Treasurer
Bobbie Ti rner
Membership
\\ hat does Kappa Delta mean? Forty girls will give you forty answers. Octoher and rushing and
eleven new pledges . . . KD State Day . . . five girls represented KI) in the "Miss HPC" Contest, and Arlene
took the litlr . . . Lorraine and Pat made // he's If //<> . . . Lorraine and Mary Lou voted among ten Outstand-
ing Seniors . . . the Christmas Parl\ and KI) Christinas Seals tor the Crippled Children's Hospital in Rich-
mond . . . the jo\ in entertaining the children at the Crippled Children's Clinic . . . February 12. and
Gamma Gamma was one year old ... In essence KI) is the same for every memher. KI) means friend-
ship for every sister all the time. TM> friendship is a Loud that unites the members of Gamma Gamma
;il 1 1 PC and the nieniheis ol national KI) all over the country*
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First row, left to right: Mania Bailey, Nancj Crews. Beverlj Deal. Helen Dunn. Naomi Dunn. June Elder, Carolyn
Hastings. Second row: Rosa Jarrett. Shirlej Join-. Patricia Jordan. Patricia Lineberger. Jo Ellen Lutz. Barbara Payne.
Ruthie Ridge. Third rotv: Jud) Seward. Mariam Siallin-:-. Sara lane Wall. Vlargarel Westi eland. Barbara Wilson.
Pledges
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First row, left to right: Patricia Beam. Patricia Cooke. Barbara Harris. Sylvia Hill. Vrlene Hobbs. Sharon Ingram. Nell
Long. Second row: Jackie McCullock. Rita McGinnis. Patricia 1 1 i i< -hie. Martha Shdion. Diiniia Smith. IV«j»\ Strawn.
\oi pictured: Bett) Mull is.
Lambda Alpha IMii
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Mrs. Perr\
The Lambda Mpha Phi Sororit) was
organized on March 10. L953. with the
basic idea llial friendship is the highest
degree of perfection in society. Desiring
in uphold this idea, the members strive
in be loyal friends not onl) to their
sisters. I>ul In all with wllnm tlie\ come
iii contact. Thej seek to grow in proper
development through fellowship, work,
anil co-operation — upholding the college
anil the Christian ideals.
This \ear has been one of enjoyment
including a house parts, a formal
dance, and several service projects al
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
I he success of this year was due to
the co-operation and leadership ol the
council: Camilla Isle\. President: Chris
Barber. Secretary: I'atsx Jo Hunter.
Treasurer: Shirlex Lytle. Chaplain:
I'. Men Elgin. Panhellenic Representative:
Bobbie Barrett. Student Government
Representative. I he sponsors were: Mrs.
Belt) Perry. Mrs. George Davis. Mrs.
James W. \lollil. and \li-- \\ innie Lull-
man.
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/'//.'•/ /«h. /(■// /" right: Sarah Coltrane. Barbara Edwards. Jean tiler. BetU Frazier. Vngie Gaskins.
Priscilla Gingrich. Second row: Helen (Nibble. Xmma (>ra\soii. Barbara Harper. Peggj Hayworlh,
(a-Iciic llulrliins. i\anc\ Ingram. Third row: Norma Kearns. Mar) Mice Vlilbury. Barbara Morrison.
Betty Mullinix. Libbj Murray. Juan Parker. Fourth row: Faye Peedin. Louise Pugh. I una Jane
Scruggs. Jewel Smith. Ann Wafford. LaVerne Wright.
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Phi Mu
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Betti Ann Tysinger
President
Shirley Caudill
lire-l're.sidenl
ICKIE lloo\ i:i(
Secretary
A vie <ii \\
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The Gamma Zeta Chapter of Phi \lu Fraternity was chartered on October 3, 1953. Phi Mu Fraternity
is founded upon llic basic principles ol love and mutual understanding. The relationship the members
share is further enhanced by the friendliness and sociability ol group life engendered by the members of
the fraternity. They being, also, the love and friendly comradeship of the members of our manv col-
legiate chapters and alumnae groups who are now actively engaged in upholding the high standards which
I'M \lu has established through the years.
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First row, left i<> right: Maggie Adams. Pal Ballard. Sue Beeson. Nanc) Deaton.
Martha Ellington. Second row: Edrie Greene. Helen Harris. Lequita nartsell. Sylvia
Hull. Pais\ Hauser. Thin/ row: l.il>l>\ Hurst. Connie Jowett. \nn<- ken. Carolyn
Koontz, \im Kurfees. Fourth row: Elaine Mills. Jackie Ncsliill. Jean liufiv. Shi rl«-\
Yoklev.
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William Bost. Secrelary; Iliad Hartley. Treasurer : l!»l»il Lit Tallin;:. I'leiliit' Master.
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Fi>5< /«"- /«•// /-< r/^/iV: Bill Grej. Cliff VIoran. Noble Mullkan. Jim I tley. Tom Noler, Sonn) Smithson. Carl Dorsett.
Second row: Willard Blue. Glenn Lloyd. Lam Wil-mi. !><>!> Comn-11. IVankic Sci.il. Joe Compton, Bill Parish. Third
row: Bill Pennewell. Will Rogers. Lain Waiiman. J.-n\ Siinson. I',., I, Long, Gene Watkins. Ken Campbell. Fourth row:
Charles William-. Willis Stevens. Regie Smith. Don Sellers. Ronald Chapman. Willie Newkirk, Paul \tu.-ll. Filth row:
Briggs Leonard. Pope Thornton. Dr. Mill. Mr. Varborough. Mr. Coble. Dr. Hobart.
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In our memories, L955-56 school
year lives on. Hi,u emild we loruet-
llic iii.-Ii pai'h at Jamestown Legion
lliii the organization ol our Miinuii
llic liap|>\ children al our Christmas
party much emotion. Vlumni, broth-
ers, and pledges moving into C sec-
tion complications ol making our
sign the field secretary, Jim Hood,
ami his report <>l Epsilon \lplia Chap-
ter plans for Ma?>on-i)ixi>n Jubilee.
We also remember liill Brown's
office hours W illie's dollars worth
Green Vs. Gatling and kirkman l!ill
Erwin and the pledges Brown's,
"Let's go eat" Smithson's, "What's
good about it?"- Glen wants two
I tie) . "Let me see your demerit card."
Mullican, the cat-man Scott, "Bet-
ter find some wood" W illie, "get out
of bed"- Sweety Pig-Noble Utley,
still the melting snow man from last
year.
Yes, these and mure memories will
we lnre\er lia\e Irom llic \ ea r *55-*56,
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Sigma Phi Epsilon
N. C. Elci Chapter
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/-(•// /<» //t/;/ /ro/n center of heart: Brax/on Warner. I5ill Tyson. Sonn) Thornton. Vrl Sereque. John Rierson. Dennis
Pruitt. John Powell. John Petty. John Perry. Wall VIoore. John Mann. Garland Gammon. Bob Dockery, Stanle) Broad-
waj . Stan Baker.
Center oj heart, left in ri^lii: iSm-k \\ ilifunl. I'rcsiilrni: Wayne Brewer. Secretary; David Myers. Historian; Bob Ross.
Treasurer: ko\ |)a\\kin>. ' it-e-l'rrsiilent.
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Si»m<i Phi Epsilon Pledges
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Left line, top t<> bottom: Roger Davis. Lane Green. William Green. Paul Hodges. Center section, left /<> right:
Charlie HoIcoml>e. James JipIhisi.ii. ken Junes. Riii/it line, top to bottom: Sid Solomon. Bob Taylor. Ii;il|ili
Wolf, R. \. Pope.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
(OUISQUEJ
> CamUa -fhi Alpha 7.
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First ran. left id riiihi: Kanicsi Hall. President; Jerry Kennedy,
Vice-President; Harry Gray, Secretary; Floyd Craven. Treasurer.
Second row: Craig Kester, Social Chairman : Don Cranford. A'i/.s/i
Chairman: Clarence I'nindexler. Plvdiie Master: Daxiil Meekins.
Ritualist.
First row. leji in ri-hi: Joe \\ idcnlnnisc Knliiri Frazier. Ulen Burrus, Carl Nigh. Aubrey Flint. Ilu«li
McKnight. Second row: Murph) Osborne. Iia\ Whicker. I'ele Canada. Jimmy Starnes, Bob Dabbs,
Third run : Dr. Ilin-liau. Dr. Deskins. Mr. J Ones.
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First row, left /» right: Glenn \nderson. Rand) I '> 1 1 1 l; > ■ - - . <.. I!. Crook. John l)a\cii|>ori. Dun Da\i>. Charles I >\ sr >ti.
Charles Faust. Secoml roic: Richard Gilbert. Kennj Haney. weslej Jones. Doug Derr. Bill Konkle. John Madison.
Wiidc Minii^iiiiii'i \ . Third ion : Kugene Montsinger. Farrell MKrick. Ileum Phillips. Kill Place. Itill Simpson, Doug
Squill's, Charles Walton.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
Founded 1899
Hi'ltii l»«i|i|)«i (Ilwplor Ohfii'tcred 1954
Officers
OFFICERS, first Kiir. left to right:
Donald Roberts, President; Jim
I hill. Secretary: Bobby Valentine.
Treasurer. Second ion: Tom
I nderwood. Historian: David
Moore. Pledge trainer: I >< >l > Dai-
den. Served n I -a I -Arms.
Left in right: Franklin D. lone-. J. C. Bledsoe. Bernis Cochran.
Harold Crump. Jem Umals. I'm! rein-.. \ot pictured: J. C.
I law kin-. J mi \lcw man,
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First row, left i<> rii>hi: Jim Harris. I mrd DeLapp. t". < i. Freeman. Jr.. James D. White. Bill Honeycutt. Gene Honey-
cull. Frank Miller. Second row: George Ivey. Ila\ Hughes. Fredd) Purdue. Mberl Lane. Don Levina. Vrl Taylor, Ros-
sie (',. Gardner. Third /•<»/<•: Jim Parrish. Jim Greenway. DYk Wilson, Mart) \eustadt. Reed Prillaman. \ol pictured:
Charles Ilincs. Dun Workman, Joe Allied. Henr\ York.
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Top row, left la right: Herbert Dixon, Preside///: liill Andrews.
Vice-President; < > i i ~ Gardener, Secretary; Jack Beck, Correspondence
Secretary. Second roil : Si«lnc\ Lanier. Treasurer: Jim Lain. Athletic
Di/eeinr: llaidx lew. ( ',1m plain; Clayton Wanipler, Pledge Master.
The N D M Club
Mrs. Aiiiiu i< I* \>
Founded !<)."><)
First row, left to right: Ken Black, Frank Collins. Don Frye. \l
Gaskill. Second row. I Inward il<>ll>n><>k. Uomi Slieltun (iile« Ter-
rell.
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First row, left to right: Fred Barber, Gene V-liUim. T. K. \lr\ander. Ben Brantley. George Cook. C. W. Faulkner.
r.iwe (Janlin-r. Second row: John Gansman. Jack Johnson. Joe Misenheinier. Roberl Nelson, Donald Shamel, Norman
\\ ''ampler. Max \\ra\il. Third ran: !><•!» \\ i<-n I .<• i i \ . Bobb) Dunbar.
IN I) M Banquet Emery wood l)oiinti*v VAuh
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Delta Omega Chapter
ol
I'i Kappa Alpha
Chartered 1953
The Delhi Omega Chapter of Pi Kappa Upha was chartered February 7. 1953. As the first National
Fraternitj on campus, we found a new and exciting adventure before ns. We believe that our efforts
have rewarded and shall continue to reward botl fraternih and school and hope thai the future will
bring the happiness and success the past has left. The officers are: Earl G. Barbour, President: Joel
Nimon, Secretary: Johnnj Abernathy, Treasurer: Jack Parks. Vice-President.
nKA
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/■//•.>•/ row, left to right: M Finley. Pledgemaster and Socia' Chairman: l»>!> Duncan. IFC Representative and llhlelic
Director: Boli llunsuckt'i . Co-Editor; Frank McCulloch. Co-Editor: Don Kearns. Historian: Fred Noble. Conductor:
Bob Smith, A'/;.v/; Chairman. Second ion: Jiniiiiv \inlii\v-. Ilumni Secretary: Cecil Thomas. Shield and Diamond
Correspondent; Linwood Harris, Joe Beanion. Fred Southard. Budd) Sink. Jim Hoover. Third row: Tomm) McMahon,
l.air\ Strange. Wayne Hoover and Arthur Paschal. Faculty tdvisers: I'liil VIowery. Vo/ pictured: Hill Frye. Charles
I la\ is. I "minx Murray.
/•7;-.v/ row. left to right: Frank Hazard. W. C. McGee. Richard Hallman. Dale Swaringen. Richard Mason. Luke French.
George Eanes. Second row: Carson (lux. I'liil Crockett. Iia\ 1'iocioi. Luke I j\ iim-ion. Willard Forimdeval. I!i!l Brady.
MaxLoftin. Third row: Waine Veach. Lawrence Currie. Jack Lucas. Vlberl I ravarthen. Lain Sechrest. Ehvin Mackin-
tosh. \oi pictured: Ken Tew. Donnii- Miinax. Micke) Caudle. Jim Mired. Cine Duke. Bryce Hunt.
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'IV II ii! . . . All back In school (except
Seniors) the) couldn't make it . . . Part) al
Jamestown ... I did not lall in the lake . . .
Alumni with us all the \\a> . . . Who got m>
mug? . . . Murray had a Phi M :xl time
il better lw a I'ika ... I |>aid ill) « 1 1 1 « — I
think ... 1 1 we miss thai bo) we ought to
have "in "podex booted . . . Go li> bed,
Kearns, Santa Claus is coming . . . Invitations
from \\ . < '.. and G. C. — Nothing but Class . . .
Who's going to Mexico (lily for the conven-
tion? Carlos will line \ou up. Finley . . .
Shane, pick us a tune . . . Let's go to church
together . . . \\ ork together, play together,
play togetliei . . . Fraternity spirit all the
way . . . Von Pledges better hustle to make
thai (1 . . . Big Brother is watching you . . .
Hey. Lucas, lend us some quality points . . .
Ain't I? . . . WC'rc not the biggest: just the
bestest . . . 9:30? ... I didn't want to meet
that class aiiywas . . . Serenades . . . Throw
him in the fish pond — better break the ice
first . . . Hadn't anybody slill got their pin?
. . . Who's that in the bushes? . . . It"- 9:45,
quittin time . . . Touchdown . . . All the wa)
big team, all the wa) . . . Hobo Ball, Gangster
Ball. Dream Girl Hall, stags, drags, party,
part) . . . Man. I'm broke . . . Who's going
to help clean up? . . . The Ainu's going to
get you il you don't watch out . . . This year's
been the greatest . . . Dean, you know my boys
don t drink . . . Fred pass Haji another can
ol milk . . . Il goes on like this for years and
years, and just before sou die it gets worse
. . . Hope ever) year in our lives i- as g I
as this one . . . Double dales . . . I'll drive
over if you'll drive back . . . \1\ rile Beach
here we come— the "7-up" brothers ride again
. . .Tails II... the Fox!
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\U I I II li ['ASCII \L
DIKKCTOI! OK ATHLETICS
Mi. Arthur Paschal received his U.S. de-
gree from Northeastern State College, Okla-
homa, and his M.S. degree from Oklahoma
A&Y1 where lie taught for one year. Mr.
Paschal came to High Point College in 1918.
Since then he has won the respect ni H.P.C.
students lis constantly working for their
interests. Mr. Paschal takes special pride in
the extensive development of participation
in intramural sports dining recent years.
IVmni Club
This year, under the leadership of Miss Elizabeth Stillman. the physical education majors of High
Point College organized the Pemm Club. With Mis- Stillman as adviser, the clul. is slri\ing to make a
place for itself among the other campus organizations.
Intramural Athletics
I lir planning <>l the intramural program for
High Point College is handled l>\ Mr. Arthur
Paschal's Physical Education <> class. Each year,
prior lo \piil 15. prepai'ations ari' made lor the
ensuing intramural season. Football, basketball,
Softball, volleyball, golf, tennis, and a ping-pong
tournament are the sports which are set up lor
students participation. The sueees> ol the intra-
mural program increases annually. This year
better than 60 per cent ol H.P.C.'s students par-
ticipated in some phase ol intramural activities.
Trophies are presented to ibe winner- and die
runners-up in all sports bj the physical education
department.
The greatest attribute ol our intramural pro-
gram is the spirit which develops among the stu-
dents who play the sports and those who cheer
their team lo victory. The program has become
an important part ol the college life of many stu-
dents. The bard work which lias been conscien-
tiously given lor the improvement ol intramurals
has not been in vain because our intramural pro-
gram has grown each year. Intramural athletics
trulj plaj a vital role on the students" stage at
High Point College.
Intramural Champions
"Deal the Tekes has become the watchword
of all oilier fraternities on the campus ami 'IKK
teams are consistent^ making their opponents eat
those words. For the past two years the TKE fra-
ternity lias dominated intramural athletics. S<> far
this year the Tekes have swept all ol the sports
championships into their fast growing collection.
\ little extra effort had in be made before the
Tekes could call the football crown a TKE posse-
sion, lint tliev proved their right l<> the crown bj
edging out the Pikas and the Lambda Chi. Led
by the pa — inu ol liunnv Cochran anil the receiving
of Jerry Royals, the TKE offense clicked <>ll scores
with amazing regularity while their opponents heat
uselessly against the TKE forward wall which was
anchored by Don Roberts and Mus Levina.
Volleyball season enabled a fighting 'I eke team
again to show its superiority. The Tekes were
followed in the rare h\ the Lambda Chi and the
Sig Eps.
Basketball seasi pened with everyone specu-
lating on the power ol the rekes. The TKE soon
displayed ii- prowess in customary fashion by
taking the measure ol all comers.
The Pikas led bj "Dead Eye" Dale Swaiingen
ami l he Lambda (ibis with Don "Bo Diddley" Davis
and Ray Whicker threw a scare into the mighty
Tekes, but a scare was all thai they could muster.
David \l e. Jim llarri-. Spec Vllred. and com-
pan\ proved too powerlul. and another champion-
-hip weni to the I ekes.
Tribute nm-l be paid In this Iraternilx because
|| ha- made a unique alhletie record. 'I he Teko
have produced some very good club-, and the
nihil fraternities are -till cryinsi. "Leal ihe Teke>."
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WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS
Women's Intramural Sports in-
cluded a scries <>l volleyball games
played anion" the sorority teams and
a team, the 2D's, consisting of dormi-
lorv and day students. The program
was ably supervised by Miss Elizabeth
Slilbnan. Women's Director of Phvs-
I. .ii
Education, and Maltha Ellington.
inlranuiral manager ol the W.A.A.
Uthough the Lambdas were never
victorious, they offered real com pet i-
lion. The Alpha Gams really had to
hustle in beat the "scrappy" Kappa
Deltas, and the I'hi \lus broke even
with l\\<> wins and two losses. ()nl\
the 2D"s. pictured at top, remained
undefeated. They won the champion-
ship by outscoring the Alpha Gams
the first two games of the final play-
ofls. This ])iil the Alpha Gams, middle
picture, in second place.
For th«- first time, a "Girls' All-
('. a m |i u s VOIIeyball Team" was
selected by all people participating in
the intramural program. These girls
are shown in the bottom picture as they
represent the various teams. They
were chosen by popular vote for their
outstanding ability and contribution to
their respective teams. Congratula-
tions, "il-
ls!
VOLLKYBALL SCOIiKS
Phi Mil
21
Kappa Delta
19
2l)s
21
Lambda Alpha
Phi
3
Vlpha Gamma
Delia
22
Kappa Delta
20
Phi M„
21
Lambda Alpha
Phi
15
2D's
21
Alpha Gamma
Delta
8
2D's
21
Phi Mn
8
Kappa Delta
21
Lambda Alpha
Phi
14
\l|ilia Gamma
Delta
21
Lambda Alpha
Phi
19
2D's
21
Kappa Delta
7
\lpha (.annua
Delta
21
Phi Mu
16
Women's Athletic Association
Our President.
How could such a little
hall cause so much con-
fusion '.'
First row, left lo right: Rarhara Edwards. Vi\ian Tuttle. Carol II-
lerbe. Vickie Washburn. Bobby Turner. Sara Owens. Martha Elling-
ton, Pal Hosier. Second rim: Jackie McCulloh. Bets) Rouse. Elsie
Oakley. Jo Ami Spell. Gaynelle Pennell. Bettj Mullis.
Practice makes perfect.
The Women's Athletic Association lias had a lull athletic program lliis year. In the fall, ils member* participated
rather successfully in a Plavdav at Greensboro College. In the activities oi the day, the lassies of High Point were
second only to Woman's College. Ann Sherrill won the tennis singles, but Jane Thornhill and Barbara Edwards, al-
though playing bard, bowed to Woman's College in the doubles finals. Woman's College also delected the High Point's
volleyball team in the semi-finals.
The W.A.A. sponsored a hard working and successful basketball team. The team owes much of its success to the
efforts and loyalh of Gene Duke and Miss Elizabeth Stillman.
Five intramural basketball and volleyball teams, also sponsored bj the W.A.A.. participated in the games of the
Intramural season.
Everybody's favorite — ping pong.
One. two. three — splash.
Hand of bridge in the Nudciit Center
W. A. A.
MICH POINT COLLEGE \\o\IKYS VNILKTIC \SSOCIATION
BASKETBALL TEAM 1955-56 SCHEDl LE
November 111 ..North Davidson High
November 19 Wingate Junior College
Noveml>er 21 Elkin Y.M.C.A.
November 22 Wingate Junior College
November 26 North Davidson High
November 28 Jamestown High
December I Pembroke College
December 9 Thomasville High
December I I Thomasville High
January I Robbins High
Januarj 6 Washington Mills
January 18 Pfeiffer College
Januarj 21 \berdeen High
Januarj 26 Hasty High
January 27 DuPont
Februarj 6 Pembroke College
February 7 Pfeiffer College
Februarj 10 DuPont
Februarj 15 Washington Mills
February 20 Hasty High
First row. left to riiiht: I,il.l>\ Broome, Vice-President: Johnn) Mann. President; Jahala Eudy. Secretary-Treasurer: Dr. Wil-
liam Locke, Advisor. Second row: Bob Gatling. Voncyle Linthicum, Barbara Huntley, Wilbur Jackson. Phyllis Singleton.
Mark Rose, Garland Young, Jackie Pugh, Harrj Long. Other officers: John Petty. l.aVerne Wright. Dewey Yarborough.
Kay Russell. Angie Gaskins, Miss Clarice Mow man. Advisor.
Student Christian Association
The Student Christian Association of High Point College is made up of the entire student body. Its
operation is handled by a council of three officers, two representatives from each religions organization, and
lour advisors.
The Student Christian Association Council serves as the co-ordinator of all our religious activities, and
its purpose is ". . . to stimulate religious life so as to foster a more Christian attitude among students. '
November 6-9, the Reverend Emmett I!. McClarty. pastor of the First Methodist Church in Salisbury,
North Carolina, led the -Indent body in a Religious Emphasis Week. The theme. "These Things Matter."
had much significance lor the students and faculty. Religious Emphasis Week climaxed with an impressive
Communion Service. Il> influence continues.
The Student Christian Association has many varied activities. There are morning devotions Monday
through Saturday, and each evening there is time for private meditation and pravcr in I.indley Chapel. Wed-
nesday night Prayer Meetings and Sunday Vespers are both sponsored by the Student Christian Association.
Recreation plays an important part in the activities of the Student Christian Association. This year the
students enjoyed looking forward to the use of some newly purchased equipment.
Under the sponsorship of the Methodist Student Fellowship in 1919. the High Point College Student Body
agreed to adopt a ten-year-old Creek girl. Yassiliki Dovvna. In 1951. this project was taken over by the Stu-
dent Christian Association. This summer the students' bond with her was greatly strengthened when Dr. Cooke
was able to pay her a personal visit. Through her many interesting letters, the students, her foster parents,
have come to feel as though she were a member of the family.
Endeavoring to d.welop in students a Christian philosophy of life through a wholesome, spiritual atmos-
phere, the Student Christian Association encourages worship and participation in religious activities, thus
integrating the social, cultural, and religious life of th" students.
Reverend Emmett C. McCi.artv
Religious Emphasis Speaker
Communion service al close of Religious Emphasis Week
S. C. A. Activities
\'-u recreation equipment.
Vassiliki. is foster child <>f High Point
College.
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First row, left to right: John Petty. Roberl Smith. Donald Frye. Jud) Seward, Roger Shelton. Bob Gatling. Second
row: Dr. James Moffitt, Roger Furr. Sylvia Holt, Sarah Tilly. \lf redo Julian, Pal White, Hazel Shore, Frances Paschal,
Rita McGinnes. Jahala Eudy. Third roiv: \lexander Mellnik. Mar) Katherine Page. Julian Tucker. Knuna Harlsell.
Phyllis Gantt. Fourth row: Vivian Tuttle, Gaynelle Pennell. Bob William-. Elaine Fain. Julian Garner, kay Russell.
I'dpe I lini nliin. Jean Mmgan. KxeKn Chapman.
Baptist Student Union
The 1955-56 school year was a verj busy one for the Baptist Student
I nion. \\ iili September came registration ami the introduction of freshmen
hi college life. The first parl\ of the year was held in Oelolier and the
dedication service se\eral week- later. Preparing lor the slate comention
took many hours in November. The comenlion week-end brought inspira-
tion and fellowship to the local P.S.I .'ers.
Participating in a joint meeting with \\ .('... Oak Itidge. and Guilford
in December ua- an enjoyable experience. Plans were made for future
meet ings ol the same tj pe.
Bob Gatling. local president, represented the groups at the slate council
meeting.
A second joint meeting was held in February and in March a meeting of
the schools look place at Guilford. Elections in the local chapter were held
later in the spring and a good slate of officers were elected for next year.
\iding the president Bob Gatling in the leadership of the 15.S.U. this
year were: Jud) Seward. I ice-President: Hazel Shore. Secretary; and John
Peltv. Treasurer.
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Methodist Student Fellowship
The Methodist Student Fellowship is "the Methodist Church al work on
the college campus." In the li\es nl' Methodist students it replaces the
Methodist i - outh Fellowship to which they belonged in their local churches
before entering college. All students are welcome to belong to the Fellow-
ship and enjoy the benefits <>! fellowship, service, and worship which ii
gives.
Activities for this year began with a campfire service held on the ball
field. The annual pledge service lor both the local organization and the
national Methodist Student Fellowship Fund was held in October. During
this year, the bi-monthly programs have included a panel bj the foreign
students, a part) given in conjunction with the student nurses at Nigh I'oint
Memorial Hospital, creative services, and outstanding speakers.
Delegates Irom the local group attended the National Convocation 01
Methodist Youth at Purdue I nivei'sitj last August, the district Methodist
Student Movement Conlerence al Bennett College in Greensboro, and the
Student Volunteer Conference al Ohio I niversity in December. This spring,
the stale Methodist Student Movement Conference was held here On the
High I'oint College campus, the local group serving as host to students
from many of the colleges in North Carolina.
The Methodist Student Fellowship ollicers lor this year have been Voncyle
Linthicum, /'resilient: Mark Rose, / ice-President; Babs Huntley. Program
Chairman: Shii lev Colder. Secretary: Fred Herbert. Treasurer; Fred Macon.
Student Government Representative; Ronald Fvereii and .lane Thornhill.
Publication Chairmen: Phyllis Singleton, Chairman oj Community; Camilla
Islev and Frances Wilson. Publicity Chairmen: Fred Barber. Community
Service Chairman: Frances Wilson, Devotional Chairman: Wilbur Jackson.
Student Christian Association Representative.
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Fellowship
reams
fellowship Teams are
organized for the pur-
pose of strengthening
the youth program in
local churches, leading
youth in more abun-
dant Christian living,
and enabling our stu-
dents to gain experi-
ence in the youth work
of the church.
This year, sixlv-five
students are participat-
ing in the Fellowship
Team program — fifty-
I line a- train 1 1 n-i 1 1 ! •< - 1 -
and twelve as alter-
nates. Ml of the mem-
bers of the ten teams
have participated in a
special training period.
The ten team chair-
men for this year have
been: Garland Young,
liahs llunllex. I'atsx Jo
Hunter, f red Macon.
Ken Paxton, Phyllis
Singleton, Patsy Hobbs,
Libby Broome. Camilla
lsle\. and Nellie Mae
Jones.
< Guiding the entire
program lias been tin-
steering committee.
members of which are:
Garland Young. I lam
Long. Wilbur Jackson.
Margaret \nn While-
sell, and Jane Thorn-
bill.
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Kappa Chi
Fellowship
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OFFICERS. It'll In rifilil: Ham Long. I'resitlenl :
Co\ liioun. I'ice-Presitlent. Serotnl nut: \\ ilbur
[ackson, Secretary: James Smith. Treasurer: Dr.
William Locke. Advisor.
Kappa Chi. a national Fellowship of Christian
Service is represented at High Point College b)
Chi Iota Chapter, whose membership consists of
male students who are preparing for full time
Christian service. Chi Iota Chapters purposes are
to provide and promote "a medium of instruction,
inspiration, and the realization of true fraternit)
in order that its members max mutually share
worship, fellowship, and service based on the high
ideals of Jesus Christ."
In addition lo their weekly meetings. Chi Iota
Chapter engages in main other activities and proj-
ects designed to help build the Fellowship and at
the same time, to serve High Point College and the
surrounding community. Such activities include
intramural athletics, a Christmas nalivilv scene.
vesper programs, morning devotions, supply preach-
ing and teaching, sending CARE packages, and
painting Lindley Chapel.
Stanle) Baker
Jack Barrier
la. k IV, ,|, ,|,|
Nathan Byrd
Fred Culler
Frank Daniels
Charli-s Dixon
McLean I'. Edwar.
Gayle Ford
( Garland 4 rammon
Elmer Hull
\\ arri-n Hamilton
Bob Harris
Claude Hartsell
Fred Herbert
Charles Holcombe
Frank Jeffers
I'd Leatherwood
Leon Lee
Thomas I .oftis
Fred Macon
John Mann
Mexander Mellnik
David Myers
Leon Newton
Joel Nimon
Kenneth Paxton
John Rierson
Jim Rose
Mark Rose
Jnlin Rufty
I ta\ ill Sillmon
Ro) Smith
Jininrj Starnes
Paul Starnes
Sin Taj lor
I mii \ Wilki i
Dwighl Wluiloik
I ii\\i'\ i arborough
(■arlaml ^ oun"
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Alpha Delta Theta
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v.
OFFICERS, left to right: LaVerne Wright. President:
Barber. Vice-President: Margaret Whitesell. Secretary ; Pal
Treasurer; Miss Clarice Bowman. Mrs. (!. K\< die |{o/./.i-IIi>.
Christine
-\ Hobbs,
Idvisors.
Alpha Delta Theta was organized October 20. 1952. Il lias grown steadily in membership and lias
constantly striven to fulfill the goals of Christian stewai'dship and fellowship. In Alpha Delta Theta, girls
win) are interested in Christian living and service ha\e an opporiimils to exchange ideas and experiences,
and to correlate Christian living with their vocational plans.
First row, left to right: Margaret \<lkins. Barbara \\.-i-. Bobbie Bam-it. \
an. \ Beason. Margaret Black. Sylvia Bobo,
Ruth Boone. Second row: Linda Briggs. Vdelia Brock, \rlcnc Chandler. Km-U.i Chapman. ShirIo\ Corder, Sylvia
Craddock. Alayne Crayer. Third row: Mar) Cumbee. Sarah Threll. Berma Doty. Barbara Edwards, lean Eller, Bett)
Frazier, Phyllis Gantt. Fourth row: Luc) Garcia. Kathleen Henson. Willie Hodges, Louise Holmes Pats^ Hooks Anne
I
Hoover. Ada
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Phyllis Singleton. Mars Ruth Smiley. Sixth row: Emma Smith. Sarah Stafford. Camille Staton. Katie Thornburg.
Jane Thornnill. Kate Trivette. \im Lyne Wafford. Seventh nut: Judith Ward. Diane Wan-. Doris Williamson. Frances
Wilson. \aii<-\ Wilson. Sarah Yost. Mars Jo Young.
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\ good li'ii break-
fast I" -Lilt ill'' da\
»IF right.
"\\ •• \c «"l to haw
that i' h a in p i o ii-
ship. . . !"
Just the thing For
relaxing. . . .
Sophomore
Class
"(.inning Along Fine"
We. the Class of *5o. have now marked
down another year of progress, a year in
which we have accomplished some of those
ideals Inward which we have aimed during
our two vears at High I'oinl College.
This has been a big year for our class
and a formative one. We started off our
Freshman year united, hut a little shaky.
Now we ha\e our class spirit and our mem-
bers have entered whole-heartedly into the
various campus activities, becoming im-
portant people in the framework of the col-
lege commimit\. We can judge a little
better whal we want to get out of our four
years at High Point College, and are re-
lating our interests and picking and chang-
ing our major fields.
A lew members of our class did not
return after the freshman year, and still
others will leave at the end of the year.
This i- somewhat disappointing to us, but
we realize that it is all part of college life,
so we set our teeth more (irmly and march
on.
\\ e as Sophomores have had our proud
moments, ironic incidents, and many hours
ol study. However, we have learned a lot;
and we really feel "at home" in classes as
well as in the bookstore and in campus
organizations.
Looking back, we can remember this,
our Sophomore year at High Point College,
as one o| the fullest we have ever known.
It will be remembered by all of us as a
\ear filled will) fun. hard work, many new
friends, and wonderful limes. During
these nine months, we have climbed a little
higher on the scale of maturity, and we.
ihe Cla» of 1958. can look forward to our
Junior year with confidence and with hopes
ol making good the third act of our per-
formance in this thrilling drama called
college.
"Got to hold that
'C average' \ << a
know. . . ."
Oop^omofte C/.9SS
OFFICERS, left to right : Jack Harrier. I' ice -President; Sue Hull. Secretary: Aulirej
"Shriinp I*"l\ tit. I' resident : Barn (Irax. Treasurer.
First row, left to right: Bobby AL-
BRIGHT, Jim ALLRED, Joseph
ALLRED. Paul ATWELL. Mania
BAILEY. Jack liAKKIER.
Second row: William BEASLEY.
Walter BECK, Nancy BEESON,
Kemp BENNETT. Ken BLACK.
Margaret BLACK.
Third row: Bernie L. BREWER,
\\ i I I ia in BBLW LB. Stanley
BBOADW \V. Adelia BROCK.
Doris BRYAN, Sue Bl IT.
Fourth row: Horace CANNON.
James CANNON. II. M. CAR-
BOLL. John CASS. Elsie CAVA-
NAUGH. Archie CHESTER.
Fifth row: Roy COCKERIIAM.
Frank COLLINS, Joe COM ITO\.
Paul CRAVEN. Nancj CREWS,
Phil CROCKETT.
Sixth row: Laurence CI RRIE.
Robert DA BBS. I lain DAMS.
James DAVIS. Beverly DEAL,
Jackson I). DOBBINS.
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First row, left to right: Donald DORSETT, Berma DOTY, Naomi DRUM, Bobby DUN-
BAR, Adolph Joseph DZIEZYC, Carolyn Jean EAGLE, Frazier McLean EDWARDS. June
ELDER, Carol ELLERBEE.
Second row: Martha ELLINGTON, Gray EVERHART, Elaine FAINE, C. W. FAULKNER,
Aubrey FLYNT, George FOSTER. Jeanene FOWLER, Clarence FREEMAN, Sue FRESH-
WATER.
Third row: Don FRYE, Ronald FULP. Roger FURR, Brice GARDNER, Rossie GARDNER.
Julia GARNER, William GARDNER, Al GASKILL. Boh GATLING.
Fourth row: Helen GOBBLE, Harry GRAY, Carol GROTH, Avie GUNN. Bobby HALL.
Barbara HARPER, Betty HARRINGTON, Barbara HARRIS, Louise HARRIS.
Fifth row: Thad Kerr HARTLEY, Claude HARTSELL, Carolyn HASTINGS, Peggy
HAYWORTH, Betsy HEDGECOCK, T. R. HENDRIX, Patsy HOBBS. Howard HOL-
BROOK, Jackie HOLDEN.
Sixth row: Rothschild HOLDEN, Louise HOLMES, Patsy HOOKS, Arlyn HUGHES, David
Bryce HUNT, Babs HUNTLEY, George IVEY, Wilbur JACKSON. Frank JEFFERS.
Seventh row: Nellie Mae JONES, Shirley JONES, Patricia JORDAN, Norma Jane
KEARNS, Carl KENNEDY, Anne KERR, Bill KISER, Jimmy LAIN, Joetta LANIER.
Eighth row: Marchena LANYON, Carroll LEONARD. Coy B. LEONARD, Luke LIVINGS-
TON, Don LLOYD, Nell LONG, Betty Ann LORD, Ronald LUCAS, Jo Ellen LUTZ.
Ninth row: Marguerite LYNCH, Bobby LYNDON. Hugh McKNIGHT, Thomas McLEAN,
Fred MACON, Leonard D. MARTIN, Frank MILLER. Shirley MILLER, Patricia MIZE.
Tenth row: Walt MOORE, Doris MORGAN, Peggy MORRIS, Paul MOSS, Noble MULLI-
CAN, David MYERS, Carl NANCE, William NEWKIRK. Shirley NIFONG.
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1956 Sophomores
First row, left to right: Elsie OAKLEY, Murphy OSBORNE, S. J. PARKER, Kenneth
PAXTON, Arnold PENDER, Bill PENNEWELL, Fred PETERS, Jather Luhy PETER-
SON, Hazel PHILLIPS.
Second row: John PIERCE, William PLACE, Mary Davis POPE, 0. N. POPE, Melvin
PORTER, Dennis PRU1TT, Louise PUGH, Helen RAKESTRAW, Ruth REYNOLDS.
Third row: Gene RIDDLE, Ruthie RIDGE, John RIERSON, Jim ROBERTS, Christine
ROBINSON, Mark ROSE, Jean RUFTY, Jo Anne RUMLEY, Ruth SABATINI.
Fourth row: Leon SAFRIT, Linda SECHREST, W. A. SELFRIDGE, Arthur SEREQUE,
Martha SHELTON, Tom SHELTON, Edwin SHUFELT, Randall SHULER, Billy SIMP-
SOX.
Fifth row: Gene SIMPSON, Robert SIMS, Betsy SINGLETARY, Phyllis SINGLETON,
James SINK, Woodruff SINK, J. T. SKEEN, Betty SLOAN, Daniel SMITH.
Sixth row: Jewell SMITH, James SMITH, Jim L. SMITH, Pat SMITH, Robert SMITH,
Royce E. SMITH, Robert SNYDER. Sarah STAFFORD, Mariam STALLINGS.
Seventh row: Jimmy STARNES, Paul STARNES, Ravenelle C. STEPP, Anita STRADER,
Rhonda STRANGE, Dale SWARINGEN, Henrianna TEAGUE, Betty TEMPLETON, Giles
TERRELL.
Eighth row: Jane THORNHILL, Joseph THORNTON, Betty TOMBERLIN, Juliana
TUCKER, Bill TYSON, Jim UTLEY, Norman Wayne VEACH, Billy C. VESTAL, Larry
WAITMAN.
Ninth row: Sarah WALL, Judith WARD. Walter WARD, Braxton WARNER, Herbert
WARNER, Eugene WATKINS. Harold WATSON, Ray WICKER, Lawrence WILKES.
Tenth row: Larry WILKINSON, Barbara WILSON, Dick WILSON, Frances WILSON,
Nancy WILSON, Don WORKMAN, Henry YORK, Jack YOUNG, Mary Jo YOUNG.
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BILL BOST
Order of (In- l.ifiliinl Lamp . . . Junior
Marshal . . . conscientious . . - long hours
in llic Chemistry lab.
KO\ I > \ \\ KINS
President of Mi Cull... Ii Hall . . . Student
Legislature . - . popular . . . ,u I orator
. . . Business major.
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lira.liiiji Clerk .>f Slu. I. nl Legislature . - .
Ini.-r-oi 01 ii\ Council . . • good sense of
humor . • • poised and capable student
teacher.
Who's Who
pvisi CR wi-oisi)
May Court . . . Leader iii Lpsilon Siuina
Omi. ion Sorority . . . always a smile . . .
dependable . . . an undomesticated Home
Economics major.
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PAT LINEBERGER
I'residenl of \\ iiinan s I I. ill . . . worked
hard l" gain privileges for dormitorj
women • . . good judgment . . . Elementar)
Education major.
In American Universities
and Colleges
LORRAINE McCl RiU
Secretarj of Studenl Government . . . Bap-
tist Student I nion . . . bubbling personalis
. . . Business major.
HERBERT DIXON
Head of Judiciar) Council . . . I'n>idenl
of N.D.M. Fraternit) . . . sincere . . .
Chemistry major.
I \CK McCASLIN
\ssociate Business Manager of the Zenith
. . . Order of the Lighted Lamp . . . re-
liable . . . Business major.
DAVID MOORE
Junior Marshal . . . Vice-Presidenl of the
Senior Class . . . married life agrees with
him . . . dependable . . . Business major.
PHIL MOWEftt
President of Senior Class . . . Da\ Student
Council . . . friendl) slap on the back . . .
leadership nhililx . . . Hii-incss major.
M \i;i VLICE MILB1 EO
Tower Players . . . Associate Editor of the
Zenith . . . headed for big things . . . lias
her fingers in lot- id pies . . . 1'iiman Edu-
cation major.
Who's Who
FAYE PEEDIN
Editor of the ZENITH . . . President of
Lambda Vlpha I'M Sororit) . . . reliable
. . . her lights never go out . . . Religion
and English major.
HELENA SMITH
Voice Award . . . soprano soloist . . . junior
marshal . . . enthusiastic . . . industrious
. . . Music major.
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(iiiil Colleges
LWKKNK WliKdlT
President of Alpha Delta Theta . .
dent Christian Council . . . service .
for lixiiif! . . . lielijjion major.
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Klin ki:\\i:i:n
President of Interfraternit) Council . . .
Mcdiilloch Mali Council . . . ca|ial>lc . . .
Business major.
IIVRDY TEW
President of Student Bod) . . . Chief Mar-
shal . . . bus) twenty-five hours a day . . .
-incerc anil balanced judgment . . . double
major in Social Studies and General
Sciences.
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Junior Marshals
Each year the junior marshals are elected b) the faculty. They arc chosen on the basis of their
scholastic abilitj and their all-r< I participation ii college activities. This year thirteen members of
the Junior Class were selected. Their duties include ushering for the community concerts, checking at-
tendance at the assemblj programs, leading the senior procession, and ushering at graduation. This year's
marshals as pictured above arc: first row, left to right: Shelby Mosley, Chris Barber, Gelene Hutchins,
Margaret \nn Whitesell. Bobbie Barrett, and Vasso Cavas. Second row: Ronald Everett, Delbert Kirk-
man. Don Smith, Garland > ig. Chief; Otis Gardner, Fredd) Perdue and Billy Stutts.
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Members of the Tower Players are
I >< -< • I >l ■ - whose pel love is dramatics and
who enjo\ sjx-ikI i 11 «i long hours in re-
hearsing, painting scenery, selling tick-
ets, collecting properties, or making
costumes.
Cuiding the club in its efforts this
year were its officers: Johnny Aber-
iiethy. President; Betty Mullinix. Vice-
I'resiilenl : I'al Mi/.e. Secretary : Bronna
Deaton. Treasurer, and Miss Jane De-
Spain. Advisor.
For its initial production of the
1955-56 season, the Tower Players
chose George Bernard Shaw's brilliant
satire. "Anns and the Man.
While many amateur groups refuse
to attempt Shaw with his subtlety and
barbed wit. the Tower Players won
excellent notice for their skill in pro-
ducing "Arms and the Man. After
the first performance, a review, cap-
tioned "Tower Plavers Capture Spark-
ling Wit of Shaw/" appeared in the
High Point Enterprise. High Point's
daily paper.
In this delightful satire, from which
the operetta "The Chocolate Soldier
was taken, the author pokes fun at the
belief of some people in the romantic
glor\ and honor of war. The action of
lh«' play takes place in Bulgaria in
1!><!5 and is based u| a war between
Serbia and Bulgaria. From this back-
ground. Shaw developed a plot rich in
polished but lively dialogue and amus-
ing incidents.
The crews and cast, under the skill-
ful direction of Miss DeSpain. com-
bined to make this difficult production
a success. A very able cast brought
the play to life and turned in a com-
mendable performance. Because the
script required three sets, the stage
crew bad an added task which it ban-
Players
Miss Jam: DkSpain
died verj well. Tin- properties, costume, and
make-up crews also wmked hard l<> make
"Arms and the Man" one of the most success-
ful dramatic \cnlures uf the Tower l'la\ei>.
"GLASS MENAGERIE"
\ talented cast, excellent lighting, an ex-
treme!) realistic set. and skillful directing all
added up to a memorable performance of Ten-
nessee Williams' "Glass Menagerie."
This dramatic memon pla\ which includes
in its scope the entangled emotions and un-
realized ambitions of four people i> filled with
pathos and gentle humor. In I '»!.">. after run-
ning on Broadwaj for over a year, "Glass
Menagerie" was chosen as the prize-winning
play of the year.
"NICK Of Till'. WOODS
In Ma\. 19o->. a cast of thirty-two appeared
in Tom Taggart s edition of the rollicking
early-American comedy. "Nick of the Woods.
The play was produced and performed in true
1890 vaudeville style. An enthusiastic audience
sighed with the heroine, applauded the hero,
hissed the villain, and cheered for the frontiers-
men in their struggles against the blood-thirsty
Indians.
Original music for the production was com-
posed 1>\ Dr. Lew J. Lewis.
'Sunday Costs Five Pesos" and The Willow Plate'
Durins
the spring semester of L955, the acting class, under tin- direction ol Miss DeSpain. produced
iwo one-act |)la\> which were given at homecoming and in assembly.
Both of the plays have a pleasing foreign flavor. "Sunda) Costs Five Pesos" is a charming little
Mexican lo\e >tor\ . "The \\ illow Plate" is a ipiainl Chinese pla\ ahonl the figures on a willow plate. It
was performed very successful!) in true Chinese style.
Radio Workshop
Some people believe thai
ratlin is in its death throe and
may cough its final kilocycle
any day. Others say that il's
merely changing it- perspec-
tive, ami that the modern
livml of railio is variety and
"new sounds."
If lllis is llie index of mod-
ern radio, then High Point
< .". 1 1 1 > ■ ii i - radio productions dur-
ing (he past year were up to
par.
Through the courtesy, facili-
ties. and forbearance of station
WIIPK. we filled the ether
with a variety of programs
including panel discussions,
dramatic interpretations of
historical events, and concerts
by the college choir and hand.
Our "New Sounds" in radio
could hardly he equalled. We
offered -mil novelties as a
man walking with four legs.
Ilor-es ifiat ran without going
any place, and an ambulance
siren wailing across a Civil
War battlefield.
But. all In all. it was a good
year, for High Point College
Kolln [ ■ I • . < 1 1 j . t Inn-. Willi e\el\-
one concerned d e - er v i 11 g
praise for their effort. Special
triliute -IhmiIiI 1:0 to Mis- Jane
IteSpain who often "died a
thousand deaths" in the con-
trol room, and to Fred Her-
bert who reeorded our pro-
grams and suffered through
fift> playings of "The Grand
( lanyon Suite."
In addition to being a lot
of fun. our radio productions
were also educational 'this
being the original purpose I .
We learned the mysteries of
sound effects, niu-ieal -egues,
-peeial effects, and fading.
Fading nn^n- moving «ff mike
until you're no longer heard.
This seems like a good note
to end on. so here we'll ju-t
fade . . . K. S.
Zenith Staff
Faye Peedin, Editor
\\\\t\ \i.ki: \ln. 1:1 in . tssociale Edilc
\\ ilhoul the help nl many, mam people. we
could have never published your 1956 Zenith.
To the entire STl DENT B0D1 . . . the 5 were
our subjects; to the FACULTY . . . they let us
interrupt their classes to get that all-important
picture; to the BUSINESSMEN of High Point
and surrounding areas: to MK. JEROME
COI,I)K\. our portrait photographer from
Rapport Studios in New York . . . he gave us
his genius in photography for endless hours:
to Ml!. SMI I II. our ad\ i-oi anil Iriend Iroin
Edwards and Broughton Company in Raleigh
. . . he helped u- to balance our ideas and our
money; and last, hut not least, to all the MI'.M-
BERS OF THE ZENITH STAFF. . . we extend
our sincere appreciation for helping us make
the 1956 Zenith the hest \earl.ook e\er puh-
lished at Hiaih Point College.
Ijo\ Cook, Business Manager
I \< k M((.\si.i\. Issociale Business Manager
Zenith
Editorial Staff
Left in right: Pansj Livengood. Delores Stephens. Jean Rufly. Helen Gobble. Amu Noe. rats) Hobbs
Barbara Edwards. Not pictured: Garland ^i < > n 1 1 u . Beth Barker. Willie Lieu Hodges.
\l \m l!i in S\iiu:>
Picture F.diim
John III i n
In Eililoi
DnlioTIII l!i w
Senior Editor
From September
lli rough December, the
Zenith staff climbed
llic long (light of stairs
I" the top of Robert's
Hall at all boms of the
daj and night. After
passing through the
lounge at the top of the
stairs, the staff mem-
bers opened the last
door on the right and
colored the world of the
ZlCNITH.
This Zenith world
had its own peculiar
appearance. The lay-
mil table was always
covered with dummy
sheets, rulers, pencils
with no erasers, and
copy that could never
he found. The dust-
covered cabinet on the
desk contained all the
precious pictures that
Mr. Golden had taken
in 1 1 it ■ basement ol the
girls' dormitory. Piled
high beside the filing
cabinet were innumer-
able yellow envelopes
containing the seem-
ingly hundreds of black
and white photographs.
Each in o r n i a g, tlie-
maids found the floor
covered with debris left
|,v the copy staff the
nisdil before.
Jim Smith
Class Ed i i hi
Mun Loi Lanier
Sorority Editor
Bob l. vi i ,\i.
Fraternity Editoi
Business Staff
1950
\\ hen the staff had
t<> I n i in the midnight
"il lo meet deadlines.
the cemenl floor became
unusually h a r d and
cold: hut everybody
knows that the Zenith
stall always worked on
regardless of dales,
quizzes, loss of sleep,
cold floors, or any other
ineonvenienee.
The business stall
meetings at 10:20 on
Friday mornings were
held in a chaos of ad-
vertising contracts, sta-
tionary, lists ol adver-
tisers, with left-over
annuals lying against
the wall like relics. At
the close of the meet-
ing, t li e advertising
contracts were filed in
llic big old desk, and
the staff (le-cendcd the
long flight of stairs to
sell more sixty dollar
ads.
As the deadline drew
closer, the aroma ol
coffee each night was
always just the thing to
relax and spur the stall
on lo make their vis-
ions a reality for you.
The hope of all of us
is thai within the 1056
Zenith, you will find
the keys to memories ol
a happy year at High
Point College.
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Left to right: I'at llauscr. .lack McCaslin. Gayle Ford. Vnne Wafford. \<>/ pictured: Garland Young,
Ronald F.wrcii. H.ih IVieison, Margarel Vnn Vdkins.
Sarah Coltrane
Copy Editor
I'm 1. 1. is Singleton
Faculty Editor
ki.vi; Stirling
Photographer
C. \\ . Fai lknek
Sports Editor
J \M I.I ' is
Feature Editor
For HPC
When spirils an- lagging
and there's nol much i>l inter-
est on the campus, the bi-
monthlj injecti >f the Hi-Po
helps to ir\ ive drooping minds.
\ sure fire spirit-reviver
around the campus "I High
Point College is the bi-monthl)
appearance of the Hi-Po. Writ-
ten and edited by the students,
this publication strives to print
news of interest about High
Point College and to serve as
a means of expressing studenl
opinion.
Sealed ni desk: Jimmy Reavis. Standing,
It'/i to right: Bob Gatling, Sarah Jane Wall,
Shelb) Mosley, Helena Smith. Jane Lucas.
Ko) Dawkins. Martha Shelton. Mart) Neu-
stadt, Stan Broadway, Linda Sechrest,
Anne Kerr. Pat Jordan. Louise Pugh,
Norma Jane Kearns.
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Contrarj t<> popular belief,
the ///-/'" i> not just news sheet
and printer s ink. 1ml is com-
pounded ol \ ital elements such
as conscientious effort on the
part ol eaeli stall inemher. co-
operation between the editor
.mil hi- stall, an e\en temper
when make-up time comes and
a huge hole glares up from the
set plates, perseverence, and
limitless patience.
Standing l>\ with ever-ready
understanding and reassurance
are the advisors to the Hi-Po,
Professor \. S. Withers, Miss
Louise Vdams, and Mr. Mark
Ebv.
Left in right: Barbara Wilson. John Perry-
Sarah lane Wall. Vol pictured: Bill Tyson,
Art Sereque. Lorraine McCurry.
Epsilon Sigma Omicron
Professional Home Economics Sorority
Top row, left lo right :
Palsv Gran ford. I' resi-
lient: Jackie Pugh.
1 ice-President; "Sell
Long, Secretary; Co-
lecn (' <> ii k. Sluilcnl
Corernmenl Represent-
ative.
Second row. left lo
right: Mary Catherine
Page, Publicity Man-
ager; Mrs. Lois Liv-
ingston. Faculty
Advisor; Miss Winnie
Luffman, Faculty Ad-
visor; Gladys Robert-
Epsilon Sigma Omicron. a professional sororit\ for home <•<•..]). >ini<s majors and others taking
elective courses in home economics, was chartered in 1953. The name comes from ilie Greek words
"epestem and "oikon meaning '"science "f the household. I he coat of anus is a white shield wild
a nav) border and the following s\mbo|>: a chain, representing ihe slrenglli of a group bound by
loyalties; a ke) representing bonieinaking: and s\ mbols at the top and bottom of the shield signifying
the first or most important member of the household.
Ihe sorority, in addition to regular meetings and educational programs, completes various service
projects. This year the group gave an American Thanksgiving part\ for the foreign students, dressed
dolls for the Salvation \nm to distribute at Christmas, and filled a basket for a needy family in the
i iu .
Fir* row left to right: N«ncj Crews. Mar, Cumbie. Evelyn Dixon. Berma Doty, Rachel Goodman.
Sylvia Hill. Second row: Anne llolling>uo,th. Lillian Galbreath. Sue IV, ,v. Pal Smith. Connie Young.
Student Government
"The purpose <>l this organization shall
be to develop student honor and self-control.
to encourage right ideals and promote per-
sonal responsibility, and to foster the princi-
ple ol self-government."-— Article II, Pur-
pose of the Constitution of the Student
( rovernmenl Association.
The school term ol 1954-55 saw a mo-
mentous impro\eineiit as the new student
government constitution cut its first teeth.
As is true ol an\ new and growing thing.
the constitution lelt the definite "growing
pains," mistakes, wrong turns, and humpy
roads, hut the sympathetic co-operation of
faculty and student hods soothed and healed
these pains.
The Executive Council acts as a co-
ordinating unit lor the other branches,
reviewing legislation, bringing cases to the
JudiciaiN
Council, and other duties.
The Student Legislature acts on bills,
resolutions, and recommendations brought
up b\ the delegates on matters pertaining
to students and campus life in general.
Hard) lew. president ,.1 the High Point College student body, appears in the upper photograph and
also i- with the other top ollicrs i.. il„- Inner |.|i.,i,,gra,,h. These officers: Hardj Tew. President:
trnesl Ball. Iice-Fresi,leni; Lorraine McCurry, Secretory; John ^bernethv. Treasurer: led student
a Hairs »illi eliieient jurisdiction tins year.
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Jnclii icirv Council
Left to right: Herbert I). Dixon, Chief Jus/ice; Delherl kirkman. Junior (.lass: Sylvia Fox. 1/ omen s Dormitory Coun-
cil: Murphx Osborne. Soj)liomore Class: \\ie (>unn. " omen's Dormitory Council: Hob Hani-. Freshman ('.hiss: Bar-
bara Morrison, Day Students; J<>lm Powell. Mens Dormitory Council; Larn Strange, Day Students. \<>/ pictured:
Charles \\ illifonl. Senior Class.
The Judicial \ (Council tries cases <>f infractions ol rule- l>\ students and will act as an appellate court for decisions
of dormitory council, and for the settlement of oilier cases.
One of the fust problems facing the new Student Government Association was the enforcement of the "freshman
beanie" law. which requires all freshmen except veterans anil married persons to near their "beanies" until the Thanks-
giving holiday.
This year the Student Governmenl Association sent seven delegates to the Slate Studenl Legislative Assembly in
Raleigh, North Carolina, and the opportunity of meeting and communicating with oilier students and hearing their
experiences in student government were of invaluable aid to OUl own leaders in determining uhal lias he*l and right
for High Point College.
The Student Governmenl Association sponsored the Freshman Orientation Program, the Freshman Talent Show.
the May Day Dance, and held open house after each home basketball game. 1 he association al-o i-sued -indent identi-
fication cards to the students for their use and convenience.
In this, the first full year ill which the tri-partite government has been utilized, the leaders have sel a precedent for
future policy. Thy are to be commended highly for their sincere and conscientious efforts on behalf of the students of
High Point College.
Legislature
First row, leji i" right: Garland 'i oung. President pro-tern.: Craig Kester. Parliamentarian: Paul Stanton, Sgt.-at-Arms;
Babs Huntley, Recording Clerk: Sylvia Craddock. Reading Clerk. Second row: Mar) Alice Milbury, Colene Cook.
La Verne Wright, Bobbie Barrett, Ph\llis Singleton. Jackie Hoover. Third ran: Connie Young. Barbara Wilson. Vicki
Washburn, Jahala Eudy, Braxton Warner. Bobbie Turner. Fourth row: Don Kearns, Joel Nimon, Stan Baker. Jr.. Jane
Thornhill, Harold White, Giles Terrell. ISemn Phillips. Fifth nm-: Ham I ..niji. \l i< k«\ Washam. I-Yed Macon. Jim Rose.
\ubre> Flynt. ('.. W. Faulkner. Jr.. I>a\i<l Myers. Sixth row: Elmer Hale. Ralph Wolfe, km Hawkins. Chip Anderson.
Bob Galling. Rufus Suiithson. Ronald Everett. Presiding: Ernest Ball.
Day Student Council
The da) student group, which is one "I the
largest of the campus organizations, elects a
council to work in co-operation with the Stu-
dent Government Association.
I)a\ Students lake an active part in main of
the organizations on the campus ami arc rep-
resented on the Judiciarj Council of the Stu-
dent Government Vssociation.
Each spring the Da) Student Council spon-
sors some form of entertainment, such as a
picnic or dance. This year for the first time,
the da\ students voted In >el aside from their
treasur) a $100 scholarship to be used l>\ a
deserving bo) or girl from the \\ inston-Salem
Children's Home toward his expenses at High
Point College.
Officers, left to right: Barbara Vi ilson. Presi-
dent; Phillip Mowers. / ice-President; Shelby
Moslev. Secretary: Jane Bundy. Treasurer.
Woman's Hcill Council
Learning to live with others is as much a
part of education as that philosopln class thai
meets three times a week. Instead of meeting
in a formal classroom, this course is held in
the dormitories of college campuses. It has
such assignments as: sharing with others.
respecting the privacy of others, and making
friends. The friends we make in the dorm
will he ours for the rest of our lives.
Woman's Hall Council provides responsi-
bilities and duties for the girls as well as
plans for their tun at pajama parties and
birthday parties.
Scaled: Koy Daw kins. President. Standing, left to riiiht: Jerr)
Kennerly, Vice-President: Delbert Kirkman, Head Proctor:
Cecil Thomas. Secretary and Treasurer.
.
Left to iiu.li/: Pat Lineberger, President; Shirle) Corder, / ice-
President; Ruthie Kidgc Secretary; Tol>y Harrier, Treasurer;
La Verne Wright, Head Proctor; Connie Young, Freshman
Representative; Svlvia Fox. Judiciary Council Representative;
and Avie Gunn. Judiciary Council Representative.
McCulIoch Hull Council
"I can't get in iu> room!" . . . "\\ ho blew
the fuse'.'" . . . "^ on guvs knock oil the
racket!" . . . all this and much more is heard
during the da) at the office oi McCulIoch I la 1 1.
The officers oi the Dormitory Council are
called on mam times during the dav to help
some resident with his troubles. Besides these
duties, the Dormitor) Council also handles
minor infractions oi the rules, and. in gen-
eral, tries to make dormitory life at High
Point College as comfortable as possible.
Future Teachers
of America
Since its founding at High Poinl
College, i Ik- Calvin Wile) Chapter "I
the Future Teachers of Vmerica has
attempted to give ils members a true
concept "f the professional ethics and
duties of the public school teacher. Ii
encourages present F.T.A. members lo
continue national and state affiliation
wiili i In- Educational Association dur-
ing their wars of teaching.
Programs on various aspects of edu-
cation have been presented at the
monthl) meetings b) Miss Ruth Worth-
inglon. nf tin' Education Department,
the licwrend liohert '■. I little, id Hist
Methodist Church, and other local
leaders.
Officers for the year have been Mar)
Alice Milium. /'resident : lioiiald
Everett, Vice-President: Pans) Liven-
good, Program Chairman: Gelene
1 1 iilili i lis. Secretary: Wax lie Brewer,
Treasurer.
Mr. Coble and Dr. Molhtt are spon-
sors for the group.
mm i imv
First row. left lo right: Dr. James W . Moffitt, Sponsor: Mr. Herman C. Coble, Spon-
sor: Gelene Hutchins, Secretary; Pans) Livengood, Program Chairman: Mary Alice
Milbury, President; Wayne Brewer. Treasurer: lumald Everett. Vice-President.
Second row: Elsie Cavanaugh, Judith Ward. [Catherine Craven, Jane Bundy, Rachael
G Iman. Third row: Belt) Sawyer. Louanna Prince. Joetta Lanier. Mary Catherine
Page. Hazel Shore. Fourth row: Juliana Tucker. Elaine lain. Alayne Carver. Luc-J
llaxnes. Sarah lane Wall. Fifth rote: Barbara Wilson. Sarah Forbis, Mrs. Elise
Hasty. Rosa Jarrett. Phyllis Gantt. Gena Dickson. Faye Peedin. Sixth row: Shirley
Corder. Pat Jordan. Virginia Walker, jeanene Fouler. Mary Davis Pope. Mrs. Ada
Hoyle. Shelby Mosley. Seventh row: Betsy Hedgecock, Buck Williford, Clifton
Moran. Lion took. Charles Johnson. Larry Wilson. Benny Saintsing.
Kappa Sigma Delta
Honorary Educational Fraternity
kappa Sigma Delta, educational fraternity at High Point
College, seeks t.i increase an interest iii education and teaching.
Membership is open to those who arc upperclassmen with
majors or minors in education. pswholog\. religious education.
physical education, business education, and music education.
The local chapter is working towards securing membership in
the National Honoran Educational Fraternity, kappa Delta Pi.
Guiding the organization in its activities this year have been
its officers: Wayne Brewer. President: Bill Tyson. Vice-President:
and Rosa Jarrett, Secretary-Treasurer. Facultv Advisor for the
group is Dr. James W. Moffitt. Ml faculty members teaching
psychologj and education are honorary members of kappa
Sigma Delta. These include Dr. Cooke. Dr. Conrad. Mr. Hays,
Mr. Dodomead. Miss Worthington. Dr. Hinshaw, and Mr. Coble.
First row, left to right: Pans) Livengood. Jane Bund). Second
row: Jiidv Seward. Helen Dunn, liosa Jarrett. Gelene Hutchins.
Vine) Ingram. Barbara Morrison. Third row: Mrs. Elise
Hasty. Helen Rakestraw, Bett) Barker. Bronna Deaton. Fourth
row: Louanna Prince. Bell) Sawyer, Evelyn Chapman. John
Perry. Norma Grayson. Fifth row: John Powell. Frank Jones.
Ronald Everett. Wayne Brewer. Sixth row: Dr. Moffitt. Michael
lanis. Bill Tyson. Charles Johnson. J. Wesley Scott. Not pic-
ture,/: Phyllis Lapps. Bobbie Barrett, Margaret Whitesell.
Shells Moslev. I'at Mauser, Kathryn Craven. Luc) Haynes,
l>els\ Hedgecock. Shelbv Virk. Sarah Jane Wall. Pat Jordan.
>>»
First row. left to right: Bill Swaim. President; Dr. James \\ . Moffitt. Sponsor: Don
Andrews. Advertising Manager; Frank \. Jeffers. Vice-President: Mike Janis, >••./,-
tary-Treasurer. Second row: Dewitt Rhodes, John Cass, Bob Smith, John Perry.
Third roiv: Melvin Carter. Allen Burrus. Dclhcrl kirkman. Jim Greenway. Fourth
row: Carroll Leonard. I!and\ Burgess. Bill Bingham. Charles Brewer. Fifth rote:
Hudson Nance. Clarence Broun. George Ivey, Ro) Cockerham. Charles Davis.
Veterans' Club
Showing their willingness and readi-
in--- |o sii|i|iort High Point College.
the Veterans" Club has become an
active organization on the campus.
Realizing the influence the) might
have, the active members ol the club
have sought to establish an organiza-
tion which would reflect the attitude,
desires, and ambitions ol the majority
of the students. Believing firml) in the
necessit) ol maintaining an atmos-
phere conducive to learning, the mem-
bers have labored e<>nsiantl\ to imple-
ment those policies of the club, the
school administration, and the student
legislature which tend to enhance learn-
ing and the development of all desir-
able human qualities. The interest and
enthusiasm prevalent during past meet-
ings attest to the degree of success
achieved in the reali/ati if the clubs
aims.
International
Relations (Hub
The onl\ requirement for member-
ship in the International Relations
Club is a vital interest in "what's going
on in the world.
During ibis year, the monthlj meet-
ings have featured interesting speakers,
slides, and travel programs. The first
meeting of the year featured Dr. Den-
nis II. Cooke, who spoke on his experi-
ences in Kurope and the lloh Land.
Other activities of the group have
included participation in a forum on
international relations held in Greens-
boro under the auspices of the I nitcd
Council of Christians and Jews. The
local organization was represented at
the Southern Regional I.R.C. Confer-
ence ill Atlanta by Paul Moss.
Officers for the year were: Rub\
Ragan. /'resident: Pans) l.ivengood.
Vice-President: Mar) Alice Milbury.
Secretary-Treasurer; YX ayne Brewer.
S.G.A. Representative: Ronald Kvcrett.
S.C.-t. Alternate. Professor Robert
MacDonald has served as faculty spon-
sor for the group this year.
Seated, left to right: Dr. Dennis II. Cooke. \\ illie Lieu Hodges, Ronald Everett. Pans)
l.ivengood. liuliv Ragan. Mar) Mice Milbury. Wayne Brewer, Rachel G Iman. Dean
Harold Conrad. Standing: Marx Ruth Smilev. Barbara Edwards. Professoi Robert
Viae Donald. John Powell. Ernest Ubert. Charles Johnson. Patsj Hook-. Dr. James
W. Molliti. Dr. Helen R. Bartlett. Don Kearns.
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Future Business Leaders of America
future Business Leaders of America mix business with pleasure through meetings and social activities.
Movies, speakers, and interesting programs gi\e opportunities for development of <|iiali(ies ol leadership.
As members ol a national organization members gain helpful experience through attending national and
state conferences.
The oliicers of the hi lure Business Leaders of America as pictured above, are: Joseph I!. Sieeloll.
President: Lorraine McCurry, Vice-President: Beverly Heavner, Secretary: Jo Lulz. Treasurer: Pete Fraz-
icr. .S.(.'. /. UteriHile. Kalph V. Anderson. Faculty tdvisor. \(it pictured: \lieke\ \\ asham. S.C.I. Repre-
sentative.
*
First row, left to right: Mania Bailey. Karl G. Barbour. Jr.. Sue Butt. Carl Dorset!. Jr.. Naomi ltuth Dunn. Helen Gob-
ble, Barbara Harris. Second roiv: Louise Harris. Jerrx ke:merl\. Craig Kesler. .lark \icCaslin. Billie Morgan. Donna
Smith. Ra) \. Culm. Third row: Giles Oldham Terrell. Pope Thornton. James White. Nancy Jo Wilson.
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COACH \ IKC1I. YOW
The 1955-56 basketball season marked
the sixteenth year that Mr. Virgil Yow has
served as liaskethall coach here at High
Poinl College. Mr. Yow coached High
Points" teams prior t<> 1915 when he entered
the industrial ranks. Returning to High
Point in 1953, Coach \>>\\ has untiringly
devoted his e|]ort> to producing a team
thai could win consistently. This goal.
though not realized, is closer to reality
than il was three years ago when Mr. Yow
resumed the responsibility of coaching our
Purple Panthers.
high
As a student progresses through college
POINT COLLEGE
lie be-
comes more aware <d a peculiar feeling within,
which lends to make him more concerned with
his college's "ups and downs." This feeling, like
a pain, cannot be seen, bul il certainly can be
lell. \sk anyone who attended
rtig
omi
C,
lege basketball game last season. College spirit.
while pertaining to activities other than basket-
ball, receives the greatest emphasis in that sport,
and cheerleaders play a vital role by leading and
living to increase thai spirit at the game. H.P.C.'s
cheerleaders did their job very well, in spite ot
rough sledding at limes. They seemed to be doing
iheir best at all limes, not just when H.P.C. was
winning. This [actor should increase our respect
for the wondei'ful wax in which they performed.
Cheerleaders, congratulations lor a fine season ot
cheering.
SKASOYS SCORES I
II. P.C 87
H.P. C— LOO
II. P. C.__ 103
H.P.C.- 71
II. P.C ID".
II. P.C. L08
II. P.C 102
H. P.C— ..101
II. I'. C 79
ii. i'. <: 73
II. P.C 89
II. P.C— - 99
ii. p.c :;;:
II. P.C Mid
ii. p.c... - i:i
ii. p. c
II. P.C— _ 65
H. P.C 58
II. P.C 71
II. P.C 75
II. P.C . 92
II. P.C 10"
II. P.C oo
II. P.C 57
II. P.C ill
II. P.C 72
II. P.C 77
II. P.C 94
H.P.C-. 80
II. P.C 76
H. P. C 7!!
H.P.C .'!7
OR Till-: PANTHERS
Duponl 56
I nliiii College 7 1
Pikeville _ ,'i2
Pfeiffer \V2
U.C.. oi
Duponl _ 90
Guilford 7i!
Elon 106
Pfeiffer . 77
Naval Vir Station 60
New berrj College - !!1
( Georgia Teachers. .140
Coll.-,. of
Charleston ___ ::o
Paris Island
Marines 93
Elon 102
E. C. C 83
McCrarj . - 88
Catawba 55
E.C.C - 80
Vppalachian .. 86
\. C. C— loo
Edenton ■"
Lenoir lil>\ ne 75
Elon 70
Western Carolina _ 76
Catawba '8
W. C. C._. 97
M.Crar\ . 07
Appalachian 81
E.C.C - 87
Guilford .... 63
Lenoir liliuir 0/
NORTH STATE TOI KYUII AT
H.P.C 67 Lenoir Rhyne !"'•
\CTI()\ \C\I\ST i:\ST C\l!()l.l\ \
I 'ALL OF TUP 01 VKERS
^V-'o
STEVE AFENDIS
KEN BLACK
BILL HUEGELE
Panthers on
The Purple Panthers began the season in grand style by
winning eight games before the\ left High Point to go on a
game-playing tour during Christmas vacation. Highlighting
the early season plaj was a sparkling triumph over A.C.C.
In the games before Christmas holidays the Panthers passed
the centui) mark on six occasions. The Christmas trip was
fairh successful as H.P.C. took four games out of six. The
Purple Panthers prohahK turned in one ol their finest offensive
performances of the season against the Paris Island Marines
to gain one of those victories. Against Klon. Jack Powell
sustained an ankle injurv which handicapped him and the
club for several games. The remainder of the season proved
to be very disappointing since lli<:l] Point was able to win
only four games before the end of the regular season. One
of those victories, however, was against a big and potent
Lenoir lilnne team, finishing the season in sixth place, the
Panthers qualified for the North State Conference Tourna-
ment where they were eliminated by Lenoir Rh\ne in the first
round. During several games this season, the Panthers looked
unusually good, but in spite of their bright spots. the\ had
a mediocre season. There were probably many reasons for
ibis. Two which were apparent on various nights were lack
of rebounding and the lack of hustle. Jack Powell did a
magnificent job on the boards, but he just did not receive
enough help.
Now that the season is over the e\es of all students are
turned to next \ear. There is one thought common among
JACK POWELL
BOBBY PHARR
BOBBY DUNBAR
the Prowl
llie sluclcnts : "Max I'
i|iii'siii>nt'(l about llie
■ nexl \ear will In 1 our \ear. Winn
Panthers both i>f iht- present and in llie
future, Coach Yow stated, "We are building slowl) on a sound
foundation because enduring progress lakes time.
I lir High 1'iiini < :. .1 1 1 -l:' • I * i j f 1 1 1 < • I'.iMiliri- displayed greal
talent on several occasions ihis year, .lack "Mr. Rebound"
Powell performed well enough lo lie unanimousl) named to
a berth on (lie all-conference learn. Jack also Icil the Irani s
Scoring with 18.5 points per game. Pill llucgclc was second
highest scorer w i t li a 1">.2 average. Mill's Moor pla\ improved
along with his scoring ahililv. and he and Powell were the
onl) boys who consistent!) played g I ball throughout the
season. Harold Crump finished llie year in a blaze of glor)
bj finding the basket much too often to suit H.P.C.'s opponents.
Bobb) Dunbar, whose defensive pla\ has improved consider-
ably over thai of lasi year seems to have gnat promise as
a Panther. Tom Payne, the "little" rebounder did his best to
aifl Powell with the rebounding chores, but the Panthers were
still weak in that department. Paul Stanton and Phil Crockett.
both of whom played ver\ well in spoils, seem to have good
possibilities. Maun "Buckshot" Peaucliot and Ken Vi illiams.
two freshmen, aideil the Panther's pla\ considerabl) at limes.
Maun, a fast-moving guard from Indiana, combined his tal-
ents with those of Pill Huegele to give High Point a pair of
llie better guards of the conference. Onl) one Panther, I. C.
Bledsoe, will graduate this year; therefore, next season will
fin. I High Point College with an experienced basketball team.
HAROLD CRUMP
V
TOM PAYNE
SONNY THORNTON
J. C. BLEDSOE
PHIL CROCKETT
UK. II I'olM \>. \IT\I.\CIII W
JACK POWELL. \LI.-CO\FERENCE
Gene Dim:. Assislanl Coach
Marty Neustadt, Manager
^v\kk°* ; '•>>•
i b ik 12 'l»" '*'+ r^iiK /it St
I
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1
Left /<> right: "Sonny" Thornton. Maim Iieauchoi. liill lluegelc. Ilarolil Crump. Jack Powell, J. C. Bledsoe, Ken Wil-
liams. I'liil Crockett. Paul Stanton. Ken Black. Tom Pax no. l?ol.l>\ Dunbar. liohlix Pharr, and Steve \iendis.
The site of the 1950 edition of the North Stale
Ha.-ketball Tournament was Lexington, Ninth
Carolina. The Purple Panthers ot High Point Col-
lege wen- supported l>\ the enthusias I a spirited
. III. I. .1*1 .,.( . It I i,. i 1.1. III.) I lull I. Ill I'.l lli'lt llllll
.- II .' I
student body when they made their entrance into
the tournament on Thursday. Lehman
the Hears from Lenoir Hhyne. I)
23. against
tiring the season
High Point and Lenoir Rhyne had split a pair of
games; therefore, their meeting at Lexington was
the deciding game. Lenoir Hhyne. due to a good
conference record, was lavored. Alter a tin illingly
close first quarter, the Hears pulled ahead of the
Panthers and remained there to win the game bj
a score of 67 to 88.
\(H C\N "T II UK II
\\ \TCII Ot T Dl NBAK
Baby Panthers
/■ ront rote
J in i \\ anl
Da\icl Sill
. left t<> riiihr. Kcnip licmicit. \ri Taxlor. I.cc I !a\ J<>ll\. Jack V>un». ami Coach Wayne Hoover. Second row:
. I.anx Swififji-ll. Dick Wilson. Jim I'anisli. and Dill Bingham. Third row: Donald Seller-, lionalfl l.ucas.
niDii. Luke l,i\ iii'-siuii. ami Charles Watson.
JAYVKK It ASKI I It \ I I
The Baby Panthers, showing much improvement,
ended their season with a satisfactory 19-12 rec-
ord. Coach Hoover's charges developed a keen
team spirit winch conlriliulcd lii their suecesslul
season. I. any Swiggetl led die team in scoring
with 23.5 points per game while \rt Taylor's play-
making and defensive ability provided the spark
under pressure. Charles Watson showed greal
improvement during the season, ami along with
Jim Parrish and Luke Livingston gave die club its
rebounding power. Coach Hoover, pointing in-
wards developing varsiu malerial. seems to have
done a \ei\ line job in lii> delmi as jayvee coach
here al High Point. Congratulations, Coach Wayne
I loover!
WAYNE HOOVER, JAYVEE COACH
Coach Hoover received his B.S. degree
from High Poinl College and his M.A. de-
gree from Peabod) College in Nashville,
Tennessee. Mr. Hoover came in High Poinl
tlii— year after successfully coaching in the
high school ranks lor the past seven years;
the lasl loin were at Pilot High School,
(loach Hoover's capable Leadership of High
Point s Jayvee Team plus his warm friend-
liness has earned for him an exclusive
position on the campus of High Point Col-
lege.
WYF.F.S l\ UTIO.N
.1 WVKK SCOIiF.S KOI! THE SEASON
ll.l'.C. . . 61 Wingale Jr. College .".1
II. PC. . . 7.i North l)a\i«lson High Schl. 6]
ll.l'.C. . 79 Wingate Jr. College . 92
H.P.C... _ 7:-! North Davidson High S. hi. (, ,
ll.l'.C. . 63 Pfeiffer Jr. Varsity.. .__. 67
ll.l'.l . ',',<) Pembroke College — 84
H.P.C- _ 98 Edwards Military Institute 85
ll.l'.C 72 North Carolina Freshmen. _ 112
H.P.C... .92 Guilford Jr. Varsity 85
H.P.C— . 70 Thomasville High School.. 56
H.P.C— - 86 Fraternities Ml Stars 85
ll.l'.C 86 Pfeiffer Jr. Varsitj 91
H.P.C... 7.'. Th....ia>\ille High School-. 50
ll.l'.C. . 76 Campbell Jr. College.. __ 89
ll.l'.C... 75 Catawba Jr. Varsit) - 88
ll.l'.C... . 89 Hargrave Militar) Institute 70
ll.l'.C. . 75 Edwards Mililarv Institute. 83
ll.l'.C. _ !!2 Appalachian Jr. Varsit) 68
H.P.C 51 North Carolina Freshmen.. 75
H.P.C... o| Campbell Jr. College 106
ll.l'.C. 61 M.er.leen High School.. _ 48
ll.l'.C 88 Hargrave Mililarv Institute 86
ll.l'.C 70 \-hd.oro High School _ 68
H.P.C 55 Greensboro Y.M.C.A. 74
ll.l'.C 80 Gardner-Webb Jr. College. 65
ll.l'.C. 72 Catawba Jr. Varsitv.. . 75
H.P.C... 83 Tri-Cit) Y.M.C.A. ._ 64
ll.l'.t . _ 07 Pembroke College . 77
ll.l'.C 82 Gardner-Webb Jr. College.. 62
ll.l'.C. 5 1 Appalachian Jr. Varsitj 66
ll.l'.C. . 80 Guilford Jr. Varsit\ 69
10]
1955
Concert
This year, for the first time, the
community concerts were field in the
lli«li Point College Memorial Audi-
torium. The appearance oi such artists
1956
Series
as Mini i Benzell, soprano. Van Cli-
hurn. pianist. Mala and Mali, and the
Beaux Art String Trio added a cul-
tural highlight to our college life.
•^
\n earlv
Class ai 8:20.
Krai Hlllll \ini
Junior Class
-// ell Wake li Yet"
Here we are, standing on the threshold
<>f the second half of our college life. We
are juniors now. \\ '<■ have readied (lie half-
wav mark and leel that we have accom-
plished quite a leal lor ourselves.
The lir.-l thrill ol lliis year was signing
up lor major courses. Now we talk im-
portant]) alioul primary education. English,
history, religion, and chemistry. Halls at
night sound like symphonies of typewriters
as those all-important term papers begin to
develop.
Time was fleeting, and soon the long-
awaited Christmas holidays came around
the corner, and we realized that May. 1957.
was not too far in the future. Saint Nich-
olas added "sparklers" to many lelt hands
. . . and more people signed up lor Soci-
ology 7.
Second semester came, and suddenly it
was time for elections. We realized that
Student Government leadership was our
responsibility. We were to step into the
empty shoes left In the Class of '56.
Spring blossomed forth as we planned
to give a junior-senior banquet that the Class
ol '56 would never forget, and to our scrap-
hooks more loud memories ol H. I'.C
\nd now. having laughed, played,
worked, and loved through another joyous
year, we wave farewell to a wonderful
senior class and breathlessly get ready to
take its place. Soon we shall he coining
hack for the last time to H.P.C.; glad,
many of us, that is for the lasl time, but
most of all. alad that we are coming back.
"Burning the
midnight nil . .
OFFICERS, left to right: Stan Baker. Jr.. President; Von-
cyle Linthicum. Secretary; Frank Daniels. Vice-President;
join Powell. Treasurer.
First row. It'll to right: John
M3ERNETHY, Ernesi ALBERT,
Larry ALBERTSON, Don AN-
DREWS.
Second row: I .con \ I! I .I'.IHih.
Edward ARMSTRONG, Stanley
BAKER, Ernesi BALL.
Third row: Chris [5MM5EH. I'.cllx
BARKER, Bobb ie BARRETT,
Toiiv i;\i;i;iki{.
Fourth row: Randal] BEAN Wil-
lard BLUE. Sylvia BOBO, Coy
BROWN.
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■
1956 Juniors
First row, left to right: Vestha BROWNE, Cecil BULLARD. Jane BUNDY, Bobbie CAN-
NON, Phyllis CAPPS, Howard CASHATT.
Second row: Shirley CAUDILL, Robert M. CLINARD, Jake CLODFELTER, Bobby COR-
DER, Don CRANFORD, Floyd CRAVEN.
Third row: Harold CRUMP, Frank DANIELS, Donald DAVIS, James DAVIS, Roger
DAVID, Bronna DEATON.
Fourth row: Robert DOCKERY, Robert DUNCAN, Helen DUNN, Barbara EDWARDS,
Joann ELKINS, Jean ELLER.
Fifth row: Jahala EUDY, Ronald EVERETT. Wilburn EVERHART, Al FINLEY, Gayle
FORD, Sylvia FOX.
Sixth row: Betty FRAZIER, Luke FRENCH, Otis GARDNER, Angie CASEINS. 1'ris.illa
GINGRICH, Clay GOODSON.
Seventh row: William GORDON, Billy GRAY, Johnson C GREENE, Jim HALL, Jim HAR-
RIS, Pat HAUSER.
Eighth row: Mary Kathleen HENSON, Hubert HILL, Arlene HOBBS. Charles HOLCOMBE.
Ann HOLLINGSWORTH, Jackie HOOVER.
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1956 Juniors
First row. left to right: Ada HOYLE, Boh HUNSUCKER, Patsy Jo HUNTER, Gelene
IIUTCHINS, Nancy INGRAM, Camilla ISLEY.
Second row: Rosa Louise JARRETT. Wilbur A. JARRETT. Jack JOHNSON, James
JOHNSON. Jimmv JOYCE, Don KEARNS.
Third row: Phil KENNEDY, Craig KESTER. Delbert KIRKMAN, Leon LEE, Voncyle
LINTHICUM, Pansy LIVENGOOD.
Fourth row: Jane LUCAS, Shirley LYTLE, Tommy McMAHON, Jolm L. MANN, Elmo
MARSH, Bobby MARTIN.
Fifth row: Alexander MELLNIK, Nancy MILLER, Barbara MORRISON, Shelby MOS-
LEY, Betty MULLIN1X, Marty NEUSTADT.
Sixth row: Carl NIGH, Joel NIMON, Fred NOBLE, Ann NOE, Cleta NOLLER, Tom
NOLLE R.
Seventh row: Barbara PAYNE. Tom PAYNE, Gaynelle PENNELLE. Fred A. PERDUE,
John PERRY. John POWELL.
Eighth row: Reid PRILLAMAN, Jackie PUGH, Ruby RAGAN, James W. RAY, Clyde
RIDGILL, Pat RITCHIE.
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~
1956 Juniors
First row, left to right: Cla.Ks li( >RKRTS< )\. Rel>\ I.OISK. \Ye>Iev SCOTT. Jud\ SKW MM). Don
SHAMEL. Hazel SHORE.
Second row: Mai) Ruth SMILEY, Donna SMITH. Jane SMITH. Rufus SM1THS0N, Delores STEPHENS
Jerrj STINSON.
Third row: Lain STRANGE, Bill) STl'TTS. Cr.il TIK )M \S. Simin THORNTON. Kate TRIVETTE
Clayton WAMPLER.
Fourth row: Diane W VRE, Charles WHICH MM). Margaret \\ HITESELL, Doris WILLIAMSON Paul
\\ ILSON, Kenneth WORKM \Y
Fifth row: Vernon WIMCIIT. Garland ^ Ol NO.
First row, left to right: Frances Wilson. Margaret Black. Bettj Rose Templeton. Belt) Frazier, Judith Wilson. Bettj
Mullinix. Voncxle l.'inihirum. Pal llauser. Marx Jo Young. Judith Ward. Hazel Shore. Sylvia Bobo, Mariam Stallings,
|',.j,j. v \|, „,,,.. |>„,|,|,i,. lianrll. Connie \mm». Mai \ llnlli Snili->. Srco-w/ ro« : Mania ISailev. lilionda Kobbins,
Bronna Deaton, Helena Smith. Virginia Walker, Shirle) C.nl.-r. Ifosa Jan.it. T.-I.x Harrier. Sarah Coltrane. Bett\ Jo
Harrington. Evelyn l)ix<.n. I.il.l-v Mnrrav. Jaliala Kml\. Ilulh ficuiol.ls. \\ ie < '.mm. I.ibbx Broome. \ngie (.askins. I'al
Mize, Mr. Cox. Third row: Barbara Payne. Svlvia Fox. .lames Smith. C. C. Freeman. Edward Smith. Mauley Broad-
way, Joe Compton. Harry Long. Glenn \nderson, Elmer Hall. Charlie Holcomb. Uex Mellnik. Gene Watkins, Alan
Everhart. Sara Owen. Ellen Elgin, Delores Stephens. Fourth row: Garland Gammon. Robert Williams. Wilbur Jackson.
Roger Shells ii. Fred Barber, Raymond Gardner. Dewej Yarborough. Bill Lawrenson. Chuck Johnson. Jim Rose, David
Sillman, Arnold Pender. Jerrj Kay, Lloyd Stiffler, Jack BenSeld. Frank McCuIlock. Dale Swaringen. Walt Moore.
Hissh Point College Choir
Our college choir, under the direction of Mr. Richard Cox. adds a great deal of en-
jo\ nienl to our college life. Its members provide special music lor chapel programs, grad-
uation, and other college functions.
In December, the choir made its first out-of-state tour, appearing in Roanoke. Vir-
ginia: New Castle. Delaware: and Westminister and llyattsville. Maryland. The spring
lour look the choir to the eastern part of the slate with singing engagements in Raleigh,
Orcein ille. New Hern. Wilmington, and Fayelteville.
The choir presented a Christmas program and a spring conceit in Memorial Audi-
torium with the High Point Symphony Orchestra.
This year the conceit
I land was heard on the
campus in three con-
certs, and in main pep
rallies and basketball
games. A radio pro-
gram was presented
each semester. In Jan-
uary the hand played
a concert at Fort Bragg
and later performed in
local high schools. A
tour of \\ estern North
Carolina was arranged
for March, 1956.
Concert Band
High Point Symphony Orchestra
Directed by Dr. Lew J. Lewis, the High Point Symphony Orchestra offers u- the besl
of talent from the community, students, and faculty. In addition to presenting a full con-
cert in April, the orchestra assisted the choir in the Christmas concert.
II.-.
Women's Glee Club
Girls from all oi the four
cla>ses form the Women's
Glee Club which sings for
juirc enjoy mcnl. This group
appeals in the seasonal con-
certs presented liy the Mu-ic
Department anil is directed
h\ Mr. Ivichard Cox.
Men's Ensemble
These "gentleman
songsters," led l>\
Mr. Cox. have given
an added spark to
the musical program
on campus. Their
lively rendition ol
•There's Nothing
Like a Dame" has
become a favorite
with local audiences.
Swim* Club Orchestra
This has been the first year of
existence for the dance orchestra.
Organized to provide music for
campus dances, this group also
enjoys getting together for private
"jam-sessions."
1955 Champions
The oetmen of High Poinl College led by the
sparkling performance of Mike Reyes-Varela con-
tinued their clom iital ion of the North State Confer-
ence by copping the championship for the eighth
time in the last nine years. Coached l>\ Mr. .1- F.
Jones, the tennis team improved with cadi match.
After losing a match near the opening ol the season.
the H.P.C. baseline wizards knocked off the next fif-
teen games in a row and ended the season with an
over-all record of 16-1 and a conference record ol
10-0. Giving strong support to Mike in his superb
play were Bill Huegele, Vince Leong, and Bill
Eller. Mike Reyes-Varela closed out a spectacular
tennis career at H.P.C. I>\ winning the singles
championship at the North State Conference
Tournament. During his lour years as a member
of the Tennis Team ol High Point College Mike
never lost a sel in conference play. Quite a record!
Following eloselv in his footsteps is Kill Huegele
who Finished second in the \SC.T singles matches;
Hill lost only to the invincible Mike during last
season. Admitting that graduation look a great
deal of talent from the team. Coach Jones is relying
on the returning nucleus of Bill Huegele, l!a\
Whicker, anil Tom MacMahon to provide the
foundation lor another successiiil tennis Hercules.
I l
Baseball
55
'-
■*»
1955 IJASKI1AI.I. SKASON
The L955 baseball season brings several sad
memories to our minds. The High Point nine sul
[ered throughout tin' season from inexperience
h! I wood Maybty. anchor ol the pitching stall, was
the only letterman returning from the 51 squad
Willi an abundance ol rookie- the yowmen sue
ceeded in winning onlj two and dropping eighteen
!>oih victories came at the expense ol Guilford
Springing to the lorelronl through the log ol defeat
were three boys who di-plaved better than average
talent. In spite ol a leg injur) which hampered
his slugging ability. Bill Kiser, H.P.C. first-base-
man, led the team in hitting with a .323 average.
The pitching staff was bolstered b) the efforts of
Frank Miller and Hill Huegele. Miller, pitching
sporadically, once went twelve consecutive innings
without allowing an earned run. "Mr. Versatility,"
Hill Huegele, was credited with both of the club's
victories over Guilford, The true value of the 1955
baseball season i- not clearly seen in the won and
lost record, but in the valuable experience gained
l>) members ol the team. Considering this experi-
ence, the baseball future of High Point College
appears much brighter than a glance at its record
reveals.
118
Outstanding
First row, left i" right: Pats) Cranford. Man Vlice Milbury. Faye Peedin. Second rote: Hard) Tew, David Moore
120
Seniors
First row. left to rifihi: Lorrain.- MrCurn. Phil Ylowery. Man Lou Lanier. Second row: Bill Bost. Koj Dawkins.
121
( |> in ilii- morning
. . . u iili some strug-
gle.
"'I hat hook lias to
be here some-
v\ here. . . ."
\ moment at the
bookstore to break
t Iii- class routine.
Senior Class
"Beginning oj the End"
With I'hil playing the lead, and our own
\h. Withers as stage manager, the Class of
'56 took its place Dii stage for this, the last
act ol our performance. The curtain rose
in Scptemlicr with the shout. "Look every-
body, we're Seniors."
We came hack this last September to
begin the year oi promise — we were the
Class of L956. As seniors, much was de-
manded ol ns. and much was given — our
time, our energy, our enthusiasm. We
worked hard and earnestly to make a real
contribution. We accepted our "responsi-
ble freedom" and the positions of leader-
ship that came with it. We started the year
with a yen toward the luture; now we are
casting glances over our shoulders wist-
I'ullv envying the freshmen.
Ours was the first (lass to realize the
convenience oi walking any place on cam-
pus without getting muddy feet. We saw
the expansion of a building program which
was to enlarge our school by lour new
buildings and numerous improvements.
High Point College was growing and we
were proud to be a part of it.
It is true that we have grumbled through
lour years ol hard work and long hours,
but May of 1950 will come too soon for
most of us. But before we assume the role
ol "has lieens" we want to express this
once, our heartfelt thanks, to all the people
who have made these four years possible
— our parents, our teachers, and our class
leaders.
We are now alumni, parties to the Latin
term which simply means "those who have
gone away." And the things we do have
an air of being "first" now. not last, and
certainly not final. This is another begin-
ning, perhaps the best of all.
f
I'licn boost the mo-
rale uilli a liiu nijdil
out.
SeriiftA Class
OITICKIiS. /<>/'/ lo ri/ilil: Margaret Westmoreland. Srm-tury: l>a\i<l \U.iv
Vice-President: Man I. on Lanier. Treasurer: Phil Mowery. President.
WILLI W! II \\IIT<>\ VLBRIGHT
High Point. N. <:.
//.>'. Business Administration
FRANK M.I.IA
Pinnacle. \. C.
//.,s. Business Administration
(JanliHT-W i-lili: V.-h-ran- I'lnli I: Inlramurals I.
JAMES \l \i:>ll \l.l. ANDREWS
Rabbins. Y C.
/f.N. Business Administration
Pi Kappa Alpha. CoiT.->pon<ling and Uumni Secretary :'■. I: F.B.L.A. 3. I: Tower
Players 2, I: Intramurals 2, 3, I: Men's Chorus 2: Duke I niversit) 1.
WILLI \\l LOSS WDItKWS
( loncord, N. ( ..
U.S. Business Administration
N.D.M. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President I: Interfraternitj Council 1. Treasurer
t: Intramurals 2. .'!. I.
l\i:l L. i:\IIL.ol I!. II!.
Carthage. N. C.
U.S. Business idministration
Pi Kappa Alpha. Hush Chairman 3. President I: F.B.L.A. 3, I: Tower Players
2. 3; Intramurals 2, .".. I.
JOSEPH EVERETT BEAMON. II
iiidi I'oim. v <:.
U.S. Business idminislratioa
Pi Kappa Alpha; F.B.L.A. t: Choir 2; Men's Glee Club 2.
\\ \I.TER JACK BECK
llij-h I'.. int. V C
U.S. Physical Education
N.D.M., Vthletic Director .'(. Corresponding Secretary 4; J. V. Basket-
ball I: Intramural- I. 2. .'!. 4.
Mill 1 1 l{ LEE BLACK
IlijJi Point, N. C.
A.B. English
II. A. 4; Tower Players 2. 3, I: Choir 1; intramurals 1; Radio 4;
Dean's li-i 2. 3; Education Fraternity I; Guilford Collide I.
J. (.'. BLEDSOE
Dobson, N. C.
U.S. Physical Education
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Basketball 2. .'!. I; J. V. Basketball 1; Intra-
murals I. 2. .i. I.
El i;E\E ERA.\KLI\ BOLICK
I li^ti Point, N. C.
.-t.lt. Social Studies, Physical Education
F.T.A. 3; Veterans Club I: Pfeifler College I,
WILLIAM EUGENE BOST
Greensboro, N. C.
U.S.. A. It. Chemistry, Mathematics
Mi. ia Chi. Secretarj I: M.S. I-'. 3; Intramurals 3; Dean's List 1. 2:
Orchestra I. 2. 3, 1: Mar-hal 3: Order .if the Lighted Lamp 3. 4;
Who's It ho I: Ten Outstanding Seniors 4.
OILES <>RE\ BOWMAN'
Asheboro. N. C.
A. It. English, Religion
Kappa Chi.
w \i\i; i. brewer
Siler City, N. C.
A. II. Social Studies
Si^ina I'lii Epsilon. Secretary 4: Student Government Representative
I: F.T.A. 2. .i. 1. Treasurer 4; I.K.C. 2. 3, I: Veterans Club 1. 2:
Education Fraternity 'i. 1. l'r.-i.leni I.
HELEN ELIZABETH BROOME
\urora. V C
A. It. Religion
Louisburg College I. 2: Alpha Delia Theta .'5. 1: Student Christian
Council I. Vice-President I: M.S. I". :•,. I: Fellowship Team 3, 4:
Choir I: Woman's Chorus .5. I.
DOROTHY THOMPSON Bl NN
Graham, N. C.
■/./(. Elementary Education
Lambda Alpha Phi: Woman's Hall Council. Vice-President 3; Hi-Po
Star! 3; Zenith Stall I: Alpha Delia Theta 1, 2: M.S.F. 1. 2. 3, Pro-
gram Chairman :i: Fellowship Lain 2. Chairman 2: F.T.A. 2: Tower
Players I. 2: Library Assistant I. 2. 3, 4.
COt Bl ISCIIEIELI). JR.
High Point, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Hand 2. 3, 1. President 4.
ALLEN BURRUS
Ml. Airy. N. C.
NATHAN II. l\\\\\)
\\ ilinin;;li.ii. I\. < .'.
A.B. Social Studies
Kappa ('lii 3, l: Hand 3, I: Wilmington College 1. 2.
im'.ik iioi.mks <:\\ \d\
Lambda Chi Alpha.
Lynchburg, Va,
A.B. Social Studies
CM VRLKS I.. CASK
Price, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Veterans Club 1; F.B.L.A. I.
V \SSO CAVAS
High Point, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Marshal 3; Dean's List 1. 2. 3.
KVKKYN INOHAM CHAPMAN
High Point. N. C.
A.li. Primary Education
Kappa Delia: Intersorority Council 2. 3; \lpha Delia Theia 1;
B.S.I . 1. 2. 3; Tower Players 1. 2.
BERMS LESS COCHRAN
Draper, N. C.
U.S. Physical Education
Tan Kappa Kp-ilon: Veteran* Club 2. 3. I: Intramural* 2. 3. I.
SARA ELIZABETH COLTRANE
Winston-Salem. N. C.
A. II. Religion, Social Studies
Lambda Alpha I'bi Hi-lorian 4: Hl-Po Staff 3; Zenith Staff I. Copj
Editor: Alpha Delta Theta 1. 2. 3; M.S.F. I, 2. 3. I. Publicity Chair-
man 2: Fellowship Team 3: Timer I'layer- I; Choir 2. I: Woman'*
Chorus 4; Marshal 3.
COKKXK COOK
Kannapolis. N. C.
U.S. Home Economics
M.S.F. 3, 4; Student Governmenl I: Fellowship Team 3; F.T.A. I:
Kpsilmi Sigma Omieron 3, I. Historian I: Tower Players .'!: Brevard
College 1, 2.
ELON SAUNDERS COOK
Spray. N. C.
A.B. French. English, Ed million
Hi-Po Staff 2: ZENITH Staff 3, I. Business Manager I: M.S.K. I. 2:
F.T.A. 1. 3, 4; I.R.C. 1, 4: Tower Players 3. 4: Tennis 3. I: Intra-
mural* 1, 2, 3. 4; Dean's Li*l I. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I.
)
siiiui.n i'\u: cokdki;
Kernersvillc. Y C.
I. H. Elementar) Education, Social Studies
Woman's Hull Council I. Vice-President I: Zenith Staff 3; Upha
Delta Theta I. 3, i: M.S.F. 1, 3, I. Secretar) I: Fellowship Team
Chairman ■'■: F.T.A. I: Choir 'i. I; Woman's Chorus ■ '■■ 1: Di-an's
l,-i I. 2. 3.
\\\u\ LOl ISE <:<>\
Seagrove. V C.
I. It. Primary Education
B.S.I . I. 2. 3, I: F.T.A. 2, 3, I; Intramurals I; Vi an's Hall Council
Summer School 3.
SYLV1 \ DW\ \ <:i! VDDOCK
Mebane, \. C.
■I.H. Primary Education
\l|ilia <>amma IMla. I'l.-iil.iil 2. Secretar\ .'i: InliTsororily Council
Vice-President 2: \Ipha Delia Theta 2. .'!. Social Chairman .'!: Who's
II lu< I; Senior Representative to Student Legislature 3? Intramurals
I. 2. 3.
PATS^ I \M: CR WIOI.'I)
Denton, N. C.
U.S. Home Economu s
Tower Players I: Epsilon Sigma Omicron I. 2. 3. I. Secretary-Treas-
urer 2. Vice-Presidenl 3. Presidenl I: S.C.C. 3; M.S.F. I. 2; Choir 1:
Woman's Chorus 2. 3. I: Marshal 3; Ma> Courl 3. I: \li-s H.P.C.
Contesl I: Ten Outstanding Seniors 1: Who's II hn \.
k vnii! ■■ \ i.i;\ en w i:\
1 1 i^li Point. V C.
■I .It. Elemental » Education
F.T.A. 3. I: Choir 2: Zemth Business Staff 2.
\\,\\ \\. CI! \\ I.I!
Yadkinville. N. C.
I.H. Primary Education
Upha Delia Theta I: B.S.I . I: F.T.A. 1: V.S.T.C. 1, 2.
FRED CI LLER
High Point, Y C.
I O ,. \\\ CULP
Misenheimer. Y C.
U.S. Physical Education
M.S.F. 3. I: F.T.A. I: W.A.A. 3. I: Pfeiffer College I. 2.
SHIRLEY EDWARD CI LPEPPER
Newsoms, \ irginia
I.H. Serial Studies
Theta Chi. First Guard 2: Interfraternity Council 2: Lntramural-
I. 2. :•',
ROBERT TROY DARDEN
Spring Lake. Y C.
■I.H. Social Studies
Tau Kappa Epsilon; F.B.L.A. I: I. V. Basketball 1; Intramural- I.
k<n ELLIS HAWKINS
Rockingham, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Si»ma I'lii Epsilon, Pledge Trainer 2. C ptroller :'.. Vice-I
-I: Sophomore Class President; Student Governmeni
3. 4. Legislature 4; MeCullock Hall C ,il |. Pre.*
Stafl 1. 2. 3. 4; Interfraternitj Council, Treasurer
Tower Players I: Choir I. 2. 3; Cheerleader :;. I:
[ntramurala 1. 2. 3, I: Marshal 3; Slate Student Legi
Outstanding Seniors I; Who's Who I.
rtepres
• iilinl I
3; V I:
Track
lature 3
'resident
tentative
; Hi-Po
L.A. I:
I. 2. I:
. I: Ten
lil'.KMCK IMOCIAK DICKSON
Horse Shoe, \. ( I.
A. IS. English
r'.T. \. I: lir.-winl Colcge I. 2.
HERBERT DALE M\<>\
Kings Mountain, N. C.
U.S. Chemistry
N.D.M., President 4; Interfraternity Council 3: M. < lull,., k 1 1,11
Council 4; Judiciarj Council I: Veterans Club 3. I: Brevard College
1, 2; Who's Who I.
sr.wi.n <;k\k ix kk
Chapel Hill. N. C.
U.S. Physical Education
University of North Carolina 1. 2: Veterans Club 3, I: Vssistant
Basketball Coach 3. I: Head Track Coach 3. I: Spoil- Program
Director 3. 4; Dean's List.
ki.i.kn kii;i;i;\ci; i;i.<;i\
Stuart, \ a.
/./;.. U.S. Religion, Ylusic
Lambda Alpha I'lii; lnter>ororil\ Council I; Woman'- Hall Coninil,
President Summer Scl I 1955; Brevard College I. 2: Fellowship
Teams 3; Choir 3. I.
FRANKLIN hi UAL KU!Y
Concord, N. C.
A. II. Social Studies
l.'c.-Mcliac Collide I. 2: Veteran- Club 3.
COLON w \ui-; i • \i:i.<>\\
High Point, Y <:.
A. II. Mathematics
DENNIS E. I- '\l!l,o\\
lli^h Point, \. C.
A.li. Social Studies
FT. A. 3, 4; Veterans Club 2. 3. I.
SARAH KI.IZAUKTII FOIilJIS
High Point. N. C.
/./;. Primary Education
\sbury College 1,2; F.T.A. I: Dean's List 3.
WILLIAM J. FORCl M. JH.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
David Lipscomb College 1. 2: Veterans Club 3, I: Band 3.
•-— " — '
4
i
ROBERT J\CkSO\ EKAXIEH. III.
Louisburg. N. C.
B.S. Business Administration
Lambda Chi Upha; Louisburg College 1. 2; F.B.L.A. 3, I: Intra-
mural- .i. I.
GARLAND STERLING GAMMON
High Point. N. <:.
•/./(. English, Religion
Sigma Phi Epsilon: Kappa Chi 1, 2. I: Veterans Club I. 2: Towei
Players 2: Clioir I. 2. I.
PHYLLIS R VE GANTT
\\ ...I. -l...i... \. C.
A. It. Primary Education
Meredith Collej.-' I. 2: Alpha D.lta I Inia I: li.S.I . I: F.T.A. 4;
I.R.C. I; Miss H.P.C. Contest 3; Dean's List 3.
CONSTANCE HALL GRANT
High Point, N. C.
A.li. English, Elementary Education
Kappa Kappa Gamma; I niversil) <>i Cincinnati 1. 2: May Court 3.
NORM \ LEE GRAYSON
lli-li Point, N. C.
A.li. Elementary Education
Lambda Alpha Phi; Education Fraternit) I.
II NE PAGE GREENE
Kandh-man. \. ( '..
A.li. Social St ittlics. Religion
Kappa Chi 1. 2; Vcti-rans 'iluli 2.
Brevard < lollei
I.IWYOOI) HAKIMS
Hirh Point, Y C.
ROBERT K\, HARRISON
Thomasville. \. C.
U.S. Business Administration
EMMA GRACE II ARTSEEE
Mi. Holly, N. C.
B.S. Chemistr)
I : Charlotte I lollege 2.
EI.ISE REBEl ( \ II \STY
Kernersville. \. C.
■I. II. Elementary Education
F.T.A. 2. 3. I: Education Fraternity 4.
LUCY ISELLE HAINES
High Point, N. C.
.4.11. Elementary Education
Woman's College of U.N.C. 1; F.T.A. 3. I; Choir 2.
ISEVERLY JAM-: IIEAYNEIi
Vale, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Kappa Delta, Vice-President 3, Secretar) I: Junior Class Treasurer:
M.S.F. 2, .'!. 4; F.B.L.A. 3. 4; Tower Players 2, 3, I.
#fc -
\
WALTER FREDERICK HERBERT
Roeky Mount. \. C.
LB. English
Kappa Chi 3. I; M.S.I-'. •".. I: Tuwer Players .',. I; Duke I niversil) I.
Ralph i:. honrarrier
Granite Ouarry. N. C.
B.S. Business Administration
Veterans Club 2. 3. 4.
GENE EDWIN HONEYC1 TT
Albemarle, N. C.
U.S. Physical Education
Wake Forest College 1. 2: Intramural- 3, 4.
JAMES R. HOOVER
High Point, N. C.
MICHAEL LANE LAMS
High Point. N. C.
A.B. Spanish, Education
(II MILES AH IHI II JOHNSON
High Point, N. C.
A. II. Social Studies
Kendall College I. 2: Student Government I: F.T.A. I: I.R.C. I:
Veteran- Chih 3. 1; Choir 3. J: Education Fraternit) I: Program
Chairman 4.
FRANKLIN DELANO JONES
Spray, \. C.
A. II. Biology . Education
Liu Kappa Epsilon; Interfraternity Council I: Intra trals I. 2. I:
Education Fraternity 4.
ALFREDO JORGE II LIAN
Ashehoro. N. C.
U.S.. A. II. Chemistry, liiolog)
Georgia Tech I; Tenn. Tech 2: M.S.I . 3. I.
,1|»
jKlii;, l!\i KENNERL"}
Concord, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Mc-
ii nil\
Council 3, 1. Dance Chairman 3, President I: M.S.F. 1. 3; F.K.I. \.
3, I.
Lambda Chi Upha. Historian 3. I. Ritualist .1 Vice-President I: Mi
Cullock Hill Council. Vice-President I. Proet.r 1: Inli-rfratt-mit
MOM) KISTI.EI!
Randleman, N. C.
r 9
MAin LOl LANIER
Gastonia, N. C.
t.ll. Religious Education
Kappa Delta, Secretary 'i. President I: Si-niur Cla-- Tr.-a-urer; Wake
Forest College 1: Intersororitj Council, Secretary 1: Zenith Siaf!
3, 4: S.C.C. 3; M.S.F. 2. 3, 1; Fellowship Team 3; Tower Players
2. 3; Intramural- 2. 3, 1: Ten Outstanding Seniors 4.
SIDNEY FRANK LANIER
Denton, N. C.
B.S. Chemistry
NDM. Treasurer 1.
SELMA EVELYN LEDFORD
Casar, \. C.
A.H. Elementary Education
Brevard 1, 2: F.T.A. I.
JOSEPH GLASS LEE
High Point. \. c.
A.B. English
.). I.KK LEMONS
Stok.-ilale. \. C.
A.B. Social Studies
PATRICIA ANNE LINEBERGER
Maiden, N. C.
A.B. Elementary Education
Kappa Delta; Woman- Hall < ..iin.il .1. 1. \ i. -.-President ,'!. President
I: M.S.F. I. 2. 3, I; Tower Players 2. 3, 1: If ho's Who.
HARR1 GLENN LONG. JR.
Gastonia, N. C.
A.B. English
Duke University I: McCuliock Hall Council, Secretary-Treasurer 3;
S.C.C. 3. I: Kappa Chi 2. 3. 4. President 4; M.S.F. 2. 3, 4; Editor,
The Lamp :\: Fellow-hip Team 2. .!. I. Planning Committee 3. 4;
lower Players 2. 3; Choir ;S. I; Stu. lent (Jmcrnmrat I.
JACK HAROLD LUCAS
Winston-Salem, Y C.
U.S. Business Administration
Pi Kappa Alpha; Duke I niversity 1. 2: Veterans Club 4: Intra-
mural- I.
JACK FA"i McCASLIIN
Maiden, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Zenith Staff, Associate Business Manager I; M.S.I-'. I. 2, 3, I:
F.B.L.A. 3, \: Intramurals 1, 2. :i. 4: Order of i !•.- Lighted Lamn
3, 4; Marshal 3: Who's Who 4.
DAVID ERANKLIN M.Ct I. LOCK. Jit.
Lexington, N. * ■.
U.S. Music
Pi Kappa Alpha; Editor ci( Newspaper I; Student Government I:
Choir 2. .'!. I. President I: Band I, 2. .'.. I. President .'!; Intramurals
2. :s. I.
HILDA LORR VINE MtCl Kin
Cherryville, Y '.'.
U.S. Business Administration, Psychology
Kappa Delia. Treasurer ■'•■ Vice-President ami Pledge Trainer I; Stu-
dent Government Secretary 4: Hall Proctor i: Hi-Po Siall 2. .!, I.
Secretary 3. 4; Zenith SiaiT 2. .!: B.S.I . I. 2. :s. I: F.T.A. 3; F.B.L. \.
1. 2. 3. 4. Reporter .!. Vice-Presideni I: Inner Players I. 2. :■'.: \li--
lli^li Point College Contest 3. I; Marshal .'!: Ten Outstanding Sen
inrs; Who's Who I.
WARREN l!OV McDOUGLE
High Point, \. C.
.1.11. Religion
East Tenn. State College I. 2.
DWIII II MAI. Mil KINS
Ili-h Point, N. C.
/>'.>'. Ph) deal Education
Lambda Chi Alpha; F.T.A. I: Veterans Club 4: Intramurals I. 2. i. I:
Baseball 1. 2. 3; Block "H" Club I, 2. 3.
\l \)\\ ALICE Mil. HI in
Dover, Delaware
A.B. Elementary Education
Lambda Alpha Phi; Student Government Representative 2. I: Wom-
an's Hall Council, Treasurer 2: Zenith Staff. Associate Editor I:
S.C.C. 2. 3; Upha Delia Theta 1. 2. 3; M.S.F. I. 2. 3, U Fellowship
Team 2. 3: F.T.A. 3. I. President I: I.R.C. 3. 1; Tower Players 2. 3.
I: Onlei (,( ihe l.ijjiird lamp .'>. I: Marshal 3: Ten Outstanding
Seniors; II ho's It' ho 4.
DAVID UDELL MOOIIK
Iliyh Point, \. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Tau Kappa Epsilon, President 3; Senior Class, Vice-President; Var-
sity Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals I. 2, 3, I: Marshal 3; Ten Out-
standing Seniors; If ho's 11 ho I.
ELAINE MOOliE
Walnut Cove, N. C.
U.S. Business 4dministration
W.C.I .N.C. 1: Intramurals 2.
CLIETON OMECA MOIiAN
Jamestown, N. <■.
U.S. Business idministration
Theta Chi; F.T.A. 3. 4: Veterans Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, I:
Soccer Team: Block "H" Club.
M-MJVIN lilCIIARD MOTSINCEIi
Winston-Salem. V <■•
U.S. Business Administration
Wingate College 1. 2: Wake Forest College 3.
PHILLIP VAN MOWERY
Guilford College. N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Pi K. a \lpha. Pledge Master 2, Secretary 3, Chaplain 4; Day
Student Council. Vice-President 1; Student Government 4; Class
Officer 2 3 I Vice-President 2. Secretary 3. President 4; Track 3;
Intramurals 1, 2. 3. I: Ten Outstanding Senior* 4: Whos K ho 4.
MAin ELIZABETH Ml Kim
Gastonia. N. C.
U.S. Music Education
Lambda Alpha Phi; M.S.F. 1, 2, 3. U Choir. 1. 2. .3. I: Band 13. 1.
Treasurer 1. Secretary 4; Woman'- Chorus 2. 3, I. Secretary 3.
TIK)\I\S WDERSON NASH. IK.
Statesville. N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
I. LEON NEWTON
McCall. S. C.
A. It. History
Kappa < :h i .'.. I: l*i . — Ii\ l<-i ian Colic};. ■ 1. 2.
\l WW K VTHERINE PAGE
Vass. N. C.
B.S. Home Econontit s
Epsilon Sigma Omirrmi I. 2. 3. I. I'uhlicii\ Chairman 2. 3, 4;
B.S.I . I: F.T.A. 3. t; Dean's List.
i:i!\l\ JOAN PARKER
I hail '. N. C.
A.li. Religion, English
Lambda Alpha Phi: S.C.C. 3; Mpha Delia Thela 1. 3. 4. Secretary 3:
M.S.F. 1. 3. I: Fellowship Team 2. 3; Summer School Marshal 3.
Secretary In Dean of In-lruction 2. 3: Koinonia Group 3. 4. Leader 3:
Dean's List 1. 2. 3.
JACK FRANCIS PARKS
Climax. \. C.
U.S. Health and Physical Education
Pi Kappa Mpha, Vice-Presidenl 4. Vssistanl Social Chairman 4:
I nler fraternity Council 3, I. Vice-Presidenl 4; Band 3; Intramurals
3, 4; Baseball 3, I: Brevard College 1. 2.
in in i.. I'M i,
Piltsboro, \. G
H.S. Business Administration
College I. 2; Mid-Western University 3.
V.GNES FAYE PEEDIN
Selma. \. C.
•/./(. Religion, English
Lambda Upha Phi. Presidenl 3; Intersororit) Council 3: Zenith
Mali 3, 4, Cop) Editor 3. Editor 4: Alpha Delta Theta 2. 3. 4:
Methodist Student Fellowship 2. 3; Fellowship Team. Captain 3;
FT.A. I: I.R.C. 3; Tower Players 3; Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Hall
Proctor I: Miss High Poini College Contest 4; Atlantic Christian
College 1: Sigma Pi Alpha Honorary Language Fraternity; Dean's
List; Ten Outstanding Seniors I: Who's Who I.
MERRILL GILFORD PERKINS
Mi. Holly. N. C.
A.li. Religion
Kappa Chi 3. I: Fellowship Team 3: Hand 3. I.
JOHN 111 l()l!l) |'K| "\\
High Point, Y C.
U.S. Business Administration
Sipna I'l.i F.,,mI„„ : s.c.c. i; Is.s.l . 1. 2. .i, 1. Treasurer I. F.B.I \
1.2..!; Marshal ,'i.
Kl ITS POINDEXTER
\\ inston-Salem, \. ( :.
.1.11. E/ementar) Education
Lambda Chi Alpha. High Kapzra I: Veterans Club 3, I; Appalachian
College 1.
JEAN GRIFFITH PONS
Leaksville, N. C.
A.B. Elementary Education
\lpha Camma Delta; May Court I.
I.Ol ANNA KAY I'KINCE
Thomas\ ille, N. ( '..
A. It. Sinai/ Studies
Mar- Hill Coll.-.- I. 2; F.T.A. .!. I: I.R.C. I; Education Fraternity I.
JAMES WITHERS RADER
llifih Point, \. C.
H.S. Business Administration
N. C. Stai.- College 1. 2.
DONALD VANKK l.'OIIKKTS
Ce.lar (Irmr, \. '.'.
U.S. Business Administration
Tau Kappa Kpsilon. \ i< el'resi.l.-nl .'5. President I: Veterans (Hub 3:
Intramural* 1. 2. 3, I.
LAWRENCE ROBERT ROSS
\\ aterbury. Conn.
U.S. Business Administration
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Comptroller: Sm.l.ni Government I: lui.rfrater-
niiy Council 2. .1. I. Secretary I: F.B.L.A. 2: Tower Players I: Intra'
murals I. 2. 3, I: Spanish Club 2.
jKRin m:mfii:li) royals
Kernersville. N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
I'au Kappa Epsilon, I .N.C. I. 2: Intramurals I: Summer Scl
\lar-lial !.
JOHN MATHIAS RUFTY
Kannapolis. N. C.
A.B. Religion
Kappa Chi 1. 2. 3, I. Secretary 2: Athletic Chairman I: M.S.F. 2:
Fellowship Team 2: Inlrainural- I. 2. 3. I: Zl.Mlli Mall 2. 3. I:
An Editor 2. 3, 1.
KAY ISAIiKL HI SSKI.L
Denton, N. C.
A.B. Primary Education
Mars Hill College 1. 2, S.C.C. Music Chairman 1: B.S.U. .!. I.
Asst. Music Director 4.
UFA NT K SAIXTSINC
Tlio.na-vill.-. N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
BETH CHRISTINE SAWYER
Thumasville, N. <:.
I. II. Primary Education
Warren Wilson College 1. 2: F.T.A. I.
HELENA SMITH
lli^li Point, \. C.
U.S. Wusit
Hi I'd Staff, Music Editor '!. I: Choir I. 2. '■'.. I. President 3. Soprano
Soloist 1, 2, 3. 1: Woman's Chorus 2. 3, 1: Mar-lial 3; Mary I..
'l',„iiliii-on Voi.-.' Award I: Mixed Quartet :i: Double Quartet 1. 2:
II ho's If ho I.
KYLE NEWTON SMITH
Mount Airy, \. C.
I. II. Religious Education
SPENCER RICHARD SMITH
Norwood. N. ( >.
H.S. I'h ysical Education
Veterans Club 3; Baseball 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Iniramurals 1, 2. 3, 4.
VKYA) SOLTIIARI). J]{.
Pi Kappa Uplia.
\\ inston-Salem, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
CWIII.I.E JONES STATON
I'olklon. N. C.
A.B. Elementary Education
klpha Delta Theta I: M.S.F. 3, I: Wingate College 1. 2.
JOIIWIK I.KK STEWART
Winston-Salem, N. C.
U.S. General Science
I! V> MOM) CLIFTON SUMMIT
Dallas, N. C.
A.B. Religion, English
Kappa Chi 3. I: M.S.F. I: Fellowship Team 3; Pfeiffer College 1, 2.
liOREIIT HARDY TEW
Haw River, N. C.
U.S.. A.B. General Science, Social Studies
N.D.M., Pr.-id.nl .',. Chaplain I: Inl.rfral.rnily Council 3; Student
Government, President I: Clii.f Mur-lial i: Mat- Studf-nt Legislature
I: l'ii Outstanding Seniors; Who's Who 1.
liAlti'.M! \ ill. 1 1 i;\i.i;
I lam ille, \ irginia
U.S. Physical Education
kappa Delta, Melllhei -lii|. ( li. .in I; I ' I - ill. i Collegi 1,2; \\..:n
an's Chorus 3: Trnvrr Players '.',; W.A.A. 3, I. Presidenl I: Inter-
sorority Council, Treasurer 4: Stmleni (Government I: Marshal -I:
Dance Committee 3; Secretarj <>l Student Affairs Committee 1:
Intramurals 3, I.
BETTY ANN TYSINGER
Thomasville, N. C.
I. II. English
1'lii Mu. Rush Chairman 2. Pledge Director .'!, Presidenl I: Inter-
sorority Council 4; Tower Players 2: Cheerleader 2. 3, 4. Chief 3. I;
Intramurals 2, 3, 1: Student Legislature I: Greensboro College I; Miss
Hijih Point College Contest I; Ma\ Queen I.
THOU \S J KIT Kin 1 MiKKWOOl)
High Point. \. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Tau Kappa Kp-ilon. Treasurer 3. Historian I; Veterans Club 1. 2:
K.li.L.A. 1. Student Legislature 4.
WILLIAM LOl IS I MiKKWOOl)
High Point, .\. C.
U.S. Business Administration
\ eterans Club 3.
ELMER KAY VAN COIR'
Greensboro, N. C.
AM. English
Brevard College 1 ; Guilford College 2.
\ ii;i.i\i \ \\\i w \i ki I!
High Point. N. C.
A.B., I1.S. English, Music
Phi Mu. Vice-President 3. Treasurer I: Choir 3, I: Dean's List:
F.T.A. 4.
K\()I.O\ \\ M.I.
Tl lasville, N. C
U.S. Business Administration
I.R.C. 1. 2. 3; Veterans Club 1. 2. 3. I: F.B.L.A. 2. 3, I.
VIICKEY FRANKLIN WASHAM
Davidson. \. C.
U.S. Busini-Mi liluiinislriitiiin
Student Government I: Davidson College Summer School; F.B.L.A.
2. 3. I. Treasurer 3.
VICKI DEAN WASHBURN
Madison, N. C.
U.S. Physical lulu cut ion
Alpha Gamma Delta. Presidenl U Intersorority Council 4: Student
Government 4: Girls' Varsitj Basketball l. 2. 3. I: Intramurals 1 2.
3 1- W.A.A 1,2, 3. 1; Intramural Manager 3, Vice-President 4.
MARGARET ELLEN WESTMORELAND
Charlotte. N. C.
A.B. Elementary Education
Kappa Delta. Activities Chairman I: Senior Class Secretar) Pfeiffer
College 1. 2; M.S.F. 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4.
DONALD OILRERT WHITK
Klkin. N. <■■
B.S. General Science
Veterans Club 3; Eta Mu Eta :i: Gardner-Webb Junior College 1.
THOMAS HAROLD WHITE
Hamptonville, N. C.
IIS. Ilu*iness Administration
Brevard Junior College I. 2: Student Legislature 4.
HAH RAH A OOINC WIDLNHOl SL
lli^li Point. \. <:.
■I.ll. Primar) Education
Phi Mu. Secretary i: M.S.F. 1; Intramurals 1, 2. ,'i: Woman's Hall
l Council. Treasurer .'!.
JOK WOODHOW WIDLNHOl SE. JR.
High Point, N. C.
U.S. Physical Education
Lambda Chi Alpha. Correspondent I. Historian 2. President; Intra-
murals I, 2. .'!. I.
JAMES DONALD WILLIAMS
\\ inston-Salem, N. (.'.
U.S. Business Administration
Varsil) Basketball 3: Lees McRae Jr. College 1, 2.
CHARLES HI CHANAN \\ I LI. IFOR D
Fayetteville. N. ('..
I.ll. English
Sigma Phi Epsilon. Marshal i. President I: K.T.A. -1: Education
Fraternity .'S. 4; Junior Class President.
LWERNE WRIOHT
Kallslnn. .\. C.
.'1.11. Religion, English
I.amlida Mpha I'lii: 1'leifler Jr. Collt-yc 1. 2: Student Government I:
Woman's Mall Council 3, 4: Hall Pmetor .!. Head Proetor \: Zi.miii
Stall .'i: S.C.C. I: Mpha Delta Theta 3, I. President 4: M.S.F. 3. 4:
Fellowship Team Chairman ■ '•: Pieilfer Alumni Club. Yiee-Presidenl
3; Who's Who.
El OENE ME EVEN WILSON
Draper, N. C.
U.S. Business Administration
Veterans Club '.:■. Pfeiffer Jr. College 1; East Carolina 2.
WILLIAM RAYVON WHITE
Lexington. .\. C.
•I.ll. Religion
Pallor Creers Chapel Methodist Church.
RUBY CASHIN WRIGHT
High Point, N. C.
RONALD WALL
May Queen
Bett> Ann fysinger
• %
Attendants
Pats\ Cranford
[ean Pons
[ackie Hoover
I Mores Stephens
Attendants
(mIIiiI Ornlli
Babs Hunlk'N
Sylvia Shirk)
Shirk') Yoklej
Commencement Program
1956
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16
12:00 Noon Senior Class Picnic President's Home
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23
8:00 P.M. Band Concert Memorial Auditorium
THURSDAY, MAY 24
8:00 P.M. Recital by the Music Department Memorial Auditorium
SATURDAY, MAY 26
6:00 P.M. Musical Program from the Tower Bells
6:30 P.M. Alumni Dinner and Program College Cafeteria
SUNDAY, MAY 27
10:30 A.M. Musical Program from the Tower Bells
11:00 A.M. Baccalaureate Sermon Memorial Auditorium
4:30 P.M. Musical Program from the Tower Bells
5:00 P.M. Senior Class Vesper Service Memorial Auditorium
MONDAY, MAY 28
9:30 A.M. Musical Program from the Tower Bells
10:00 A.M. Concert by the High Point College Band
Memorial Auditorium
10:30 P.M. Graduation Exercises Memorial Auditorium
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Directory
FACULTY AND STAFF
Miss Louise Adams, 516 North Wrenn Street, High Point
Mr. J. H. Allred, 701 Sunset Drive. High Point
Miss Katherine Anderson, High Point College, High Point
Mr. Ralph V. Anderson, 821 Circle Drive. High Point
Mr. Foy Annas, 1310 East Farriss Ave., High Point
Mrs. Sarah Armstrong. 303 Steele Street. High Point
Dr. Helen R. Bartlett. 900 Sixth Street. High Point
Mr. Bohhy Bayne, 111 Parkway, High Point
Mrs. Alda T. Berry. 1022 Sherrod Ave.. High Point
Miss Clarice M. Bowman. Ecker Apartments. High Point
Miss Marcella Carter, 901 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Mr. H. E. Coble. 901 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Mrs. Dorothy Collins, 411 Centennial Ave., High Point
Dr. Harold E. Conrad. 911 West College Drive. High Point
Dr. Dennis H. Cooke. 821 West College Drive. High Point
Mr. Richard Cox. 308-B West Lexington Ave.. High Point
Dr. E. O. Cummings, Rt. 2, Emerywood Estates, High Point
Mr. Charles P. Daniel. 904 North Hamilton Street, High Point
Dr. S. C. Deskins. Rt. 8, Box 374, Greensboro
Miss Jane DeSpain, 901 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Mr. Thomas E. Dodamead, 416 Gatewood Ave., High Point
Mr. Cecil Ebv, 1208 Rotary Drive, High Point
Mr. James L. Eller. Rt. 1. Box 103. High Point
Miss Ernestine Fields, 1211 Delk Drive, High Point
Mrs. Betty Frazier. 310 Player Drive, High Point
Mrs. Frances Gaynor. 2405 East Lexington Ave., High Point
Mr. Wesley Gaynor, 2405 East Lexington Ave.. High Point
Dr. Lester R. Hartsell. 2601 East Lexington Ave.. High Point
Dr. Leopold M. Hays. 401 South Main Street. High Point
Dr. Ben H. Hill. 1202 Cedrow Ave.. High Point
Dr. C. R. Hinshaw. 902 Rotary Drive, High Point
Dr. George H. Hobart. 603 West Farriss Ave., High Point
Mr. Wayne Hoover. 807 Sixth Street. High Point
Miss E. Vera Idol. Emerywood Court Apt. El-A. High Point
Mrs. Virginia Johnson. 1009 Greensboro Road. High Point
Mr. James F. Jones, High Point College. High Point
Dr. Lew J. Lewis. 821 Circle Drive. High Point
Dr. R. A. Lineberry, 1004 Johnson Ave., High Point
Mrs. Lois Livingston. 901 West College Drive. High Point
Dr. William R. Locke. 911 North Hamilton Street. High Point
Mrs. Charlotte Locke. 911 North Hamilton Street. High Point
Dr. Lincoln Lorenz. 3507 Parkwood. Greensboro
Miss Winnie Luffman, 901 West College Drive, High Point
Mr. Robert E. McDonald. 808 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Dr. James W. Moffitt. 804 Woodrow Ave.. High Point
Dr. Frances Muldrow. William & Mary Apts. 34-B. High Point
Dr. Clyde N. Parker. Oakwood Court Apt.. 30-C. High Point
Mr. Arthur Paschal. 602 Gordon Street. High Point
Mrs. Edna Paschal. 602 Gordon Street. High Point
Mrs. Ina M. Patrick, 318 South Hamilton Street. High Point
Mrs. Kathryn Paul, William & Mary Apts.. 96-E. High Point
Mrs. Betty S. Perry. High Point College, High Point
Dr. Blackwell P. Robinson. 609 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Mrs. Mary Robinson, 609 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Dr. C. Excelle Rozzelle. 310 West Lexington Ave.. High Point
Mrs. Mona Saunders. 400 Ridgecrest Drive. Hifih Point
Dr. Philip Smyth. 2601 East Lexington Ave.. High Point
Miss Rebecca Snider, 300 Lindsay Street, High Point
Mrs. Mary C. Spurrier. 800 Carrick Ave.. High Point
Miss Elizabeth J. Stillman, Manor Drive. High Point
Mrs. Edith B. Walker. High Point College. High Point
Mr. Grady H. Whicker. 1206 Cedrow Ave.. High Point
Mrs. Alice Paige White. Emerywood Court Apts.. High Point
Mr. Arthur B. Williams, 810 Montlieu Ave., High Point
Mr. Arthur S. Withers, 1105 Cedrow Ave.. High Point
Miss Ruth Worthington. 114 Edgeworth Street. High Point
Mr. N. P. "Yarborough, 1431 Wilshire Blvd., High Point
Mrs. Myrtle B. Young. 805 West Circle Drive. High Point
Mr. Virgil Yow. 101 West Howell Street. High Point
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mr. C. L. Amos. 1543 English Street. High Point
Mr. J. Clyde Auman. Centenary Methodist Church. Winston-Salem
Mr. Stanford R. Brookshire. P. 0. Box 68. Charlotte
Mrs. D. S. Coltrane. 1611 Oberlin Road. Raleigh
Dr. Dennis H. Cooke, High Point College, High Point
Mr. Eugene Cross. Marion
Mr. Harry B. Finch, 50 Salem Street. Thomasville
Mr. Paul N. Garber. 404 Methodist Building. Richmond. Va.
Dr. C. L. Cray. High Point Memorial Hospital. High Point
Mr. Costen J. Harrell, First Methodist Church. Charlotte
Mr. Felix C. Harvey. III. Kinston
Mr. Horac- S. Haworth, 116 North Main Street. High Point
Mr. J. Vernon Hodgin, 921 West Lee Street, Greensboro
Mr. Joshua Home. Rooky Mount
Mr. H. F. Hunsucker. Cloverdale Dye Works. High Point
Dr. G. Ray Jordan. 1039 East Clifton Road. N. E.. Atlanta. <ia.
Mr. G. H. Kearns 426 South Hamilton Street. High Point
Mr. A. J. Koonce. 414 South Main Street. High Point
Mr. Charles W. McCrary. Asheboro
Mr. Holt McPherson. High Foint Enterprise, High Point
Mr. Blaine Madison, Prison Dept.. Highway and Public Works
Commission. Raleigh
Dr. J. Clay Madison. Morganton
Mr. F. Logan Porter. Logan Porter Mirror Co.. High Point
Dr. J. E. Pritcharil, Asheboro
Mrs. Katie M. Rankin. Mount Ciload
Mr. L. F. Ross, Drawer 579. Asheboro
Mr. William F. Wonible. Room 723, Wachovia Bank Building.
Winston Salem
Mr. Elliott S. Wood, Heritage Furniture Co.. 1690 English Street.
High Point
SENIOR MEN
Allen. Frank. Rt. 2. Pinnacle
Andrews. James Marshall. Box 395. Rohbins
Andrews. William Ross. Rt 1, Box 164. Concord
Barbour. Earl Gladstone. Carthage
Beamon. Joseph Everette. II. 411 Gatewood Ave.. High Point
Beck. Walter Jack. 1311 Forrest Ave.. High Point
Black. Arthur Lee. 221 Fairfield Road. High Point
Boliek. Eugene Franklin. Rt. 1. Box 43-A. Denbigh. Va.
Bost. William Eugene. 332 Gorrell Street, Greensboro
Bowman. Giles Oren. Rt. 5. Asheboro
Brewer. Wayne J.. Rt. 2. Box 143, Siler City
Burchrield. Coy. Jr., 310 Coltrane Street, High Point
Burton. William Vonce. P. O. Box 54.58. Winston-Salem
Byrd. Nathan Hooks. 4013 Wilshire Blvd., Wilmington
Canada. Pete Holmes. 1613 Langhorne Road. Lynchburg. Va.
Cochran. Bernie Lee, 904 North Hamilton Street. High Point
Cook. Elon Saunders. Washburn Ave., Spray
Cross. Charles Howard. 2210 Hassell Street. High Point
Culpepper. Shirley Edward. Newsoms. Va.
Darden. Robert Troy. P. 0. Box 324, Spring Lake
Dawkins. Koy Ellis. Box 178, Rockingham
Dixon. Herbert Dale. Box 572. Kings Mountain
Dryden. Archie Wallace. R.F.D. 1. New Church. Va.
Duke, Stanley Gene, 511 Broad Street, Oxford
East. John Wendell. 1232 Pleasant View Drive, Winston-Salem
Eury. Franklin E„ Box 717. Rt. 9. Concord
Farlow. Colon Wayne. 229 Montlieu Ave., High Point
Farlow. Dennis Elwood. 604 Dayton Street, High Point
Frazier. Robert Jackson. Jr.. Rt. 1. Louisburg
Forcum. William Joseph. Jr.. Rt. 6, Winston-Salem
Greene. June Page. R.F.D. 2. Randleman
Harrison. Robert Ray. Rt. 3. Box 99. Thomasville
Heckard. Martin William. Jr., Rt. 1. Climax
Hollister. William Lewis. Rl. 1. Summerfield
Honbarrier. Ralph Evan, Granite Quarry
Honeycutt. Gene Edwin, Box 747. Albemarle
Johnson. Charles Arthur, 1216 North Main Street. High Point
Julian. Alfredo Jorge. Rt. 1. Box 391. Asheboro
Kennerly. Jerry Ray, 61 Lenmore Drive. Concord
Lanier. Sidney Frank. Denton
Lee, Joseph Glass. 819 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Lemons. J. Lee. Rt. 1, Stokesdale
Long. Harry Glenn. Jr.. 708 Home Trail. Gastonia
McCaslin. Jack Fay. Rt. 1, Maiden
McCulloch. D. Frank. Jr., Box 434. Lexington
McDougle. Warren Ray. Clara Cox Homes (B-2l. High Point
Meekins. David Eugene, Rt. 3. Henderson
Moore. David 0.. 531 Oakland Ave.. High Point
Moran, Clifton Omega. Rt. 1. Jamestown
Molsinger. Marvin Richard. Rt. 3. Kernersville
Mowery. Phillip Van. Box 343. Guilford College
Nash, Thomas Anderson. Jr.. 216 Davie Ave.. Statesville
Newton. J. Leon. Rt. 1. Box 53, McCall. S. C.
Nutt. Robert Hamilton. Jr.. 1312-A Eaton Place. High Point
Parks. Jack Francis. Rt. 1. Climax
Paul. Duffy Lee. William & Mary Apt. 96-E. High Point
Perkins. Merrill Gilford. Rt. 1. Mount Holly
Petty. John Buford. 906 E. Farriss Ave.. High Point
Phillips. Robert Eugene. 1704 Knox Street. Durham
Poindexter. Clarence Rufus. 1217 Forest Ave.. Winston-Salem
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KaW.-r. Jaiin-s Withers. 502 West wood. High Point
Rt-iil, Clay Ion I 114 World Am-., High l J oinl
Ross. Robert Lawrence. 684 Wilson Stn-ei. Walerbury, (.'cum.
Royals, Jt-ny Armhehl. Ill Pine Sln-ci. Kernorsvilh:
Saint-ing. Bennie, Kt. 4. Box 202. Thomasville
Smith. Kyle Newton. 820 Miuillieu Am-.. High 1'iiiiil
Smith. Spencer Richard. Box 227. Norwood
Southaril. Fred Anilrrws. Jr., Kl. 1, Winston-Salem
Slew-art. Jnhnnic- Leon. Rl. !>. Win-liui-Salcm
Summey. Raymonil Clifton, lit. 2. Dallas
Tew, Robert Hardy. Box 325. Haw River
I Inih-rwooil. Thomas Jellery, 520 I tinny Slreel. High Point
Underwood. William l.oiii-. 32(1 Denny Street. High Point
VanCourl. Elnior Hay. 1320 May Fair Ave.. Greensboro
Wall. Knolon. Rl. I, l!ox 276. Thoinasville
Washani. Micki-v Franklin. Box 105. Davidson
Whilr. Donald Gilbert, r o Hotel Elkin. F.lkin
While. Thomas Harold. Hamplonville
Widi-nhouse, Joe Woodrow, 309 Richardson Street, High Point
Williams, James Donald. Kt. 2. W insion-Saleiii
SEN I OK WOMEN
Hroome. Helen Elizahelh. Kl. 1. Aurora
Biinn. Dorothy Thompson, Box 248. Tiny
Chapman. Evelyn Ingram. 1205 Centennial Ave.. High Point
Collrane. Sarah Elizahelh. 241') West Polo Road. Winston-Salem
Cook. Mary Colene. Kl. 4.. Box 306-A. Kannapolis
Corder, Shirley Faye. l!ox 505. Kernersville
Cox. Mary Louise. Rl. 1. Scagrove
Craddock. Sylvia Dawn. Rl. 4. Box 12. Mebanc
Cranford. Patsy Jane. Rl. 3. Box 70-A. Denion
Craven. Kathryn Lea. Rt. 2, High Point
Culp. Foy Ann, Misenheinier
Dickson. Bernke Imogem-. Kl. J. Horse Shoe
Elgin. Ellen Howard Torrenee. Rl. 4. Sluart. Va.
Forbis, Sarah Elizahelh. 106 Mayview .Ave., High Point
Grant. Connie Hall. Emerywood Apartments. K.-1-H. High Point
Harlsell. Emma Grace. Rt. 1. Mount Hollv
Haynes. Lucy Belle. Rt. 2. Box 338. Higii Point
Heavner, Beverly Jane. Rt. 2, Vale
Lanier, Mary Lou. Rl. 2. Gaslonia
Ledford. Sclnia Evelyn. Kl. 1. Casar
Lineherger. Patricia Anne. Box .502. Maiden
McCurry. Hilda Lorraine. 211 South Rudisell Street. Cherryville
Milhury. Mary Alice. 17 Cecil Street. Dover, Delaware
Moore. Elaine. 2)5 Centennial Ave.. High Point
Morgan. Mrs. Treva Est ha. Rt. 4. Box 308. High Point
Murray. Mary Elizahelh. 214 West Fourth Ave, Gaslonia
Page, Mary Katherine. Rl. 2. Vass
Parker. Erma Joan. Rt. 9. Box 493. Charlotte
Peedin. Agnes Faye. Box 518. Selma
Pons, Jean Leigh Griffith. Box 29. Leaksville
Prince, Louanna Ray. 209 East Sunrise Ave.. Thomasville
Russell. Kay Isahfl. Rl. 3. Box 64. Denton
Smith. Helena. Rt. 5. Box 357. High Point
Slaton. Katherine (.'. Jones. Rt. 2. Polklon
Turner. Barhara Lee. Rt. 2. Danville
Tvsinger. Beltv Ann. 210 Stone Street. Thoinasville
Walker. Virginia Anne. 233 Montlieu Av,-.. High Point
Washburn. Vicki Dean. Rt. 2. Madi-on
Westmoreland. Margaret Ellen. 1324 East Blvd.. Charlotte 3
Widenhouse. Barhara J. Going. 1206 Fairview Drive. Lexington
Wright, La Verne W.. Box 51. Fallslon
Jl'NIOR MEN
Abcriielhy. John Clifford. 2147 Coiinlry Club Drive, Raleigh
Allien. Ernest Narimh-r. 40 W arris Koail. Lahore. Pakistan
Alhertson. Larry Dean. Kt. 5. High Point
Albright. William Hampton. 409 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Andrews. Donald Duke. 808 W. Green Street. High Point
Arledge. Leon Vance. 525 Flint. High Point
Armstrong. Edward Porter. Jr.. 303 Steele Street. Higli Point
Baker. Walter Sianley. Jr.. 1017 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Ball, Ernest Harold. 731 Spruce Street. Mooresville
Bean. Randall Owen. Rt. 3. High Point
Beasley. Joe Don. 12 Maple Ave.. Thoinasville
Black. L. E.. Rl. 1. Thomasville
Bledsoe, J. C. Rt. 2. Dobson
Blue, Willanl Clay. Secresl Funeral Home. High Point
Brown. Coy Lee. 2902 N. Main Street. High Point
Bullard. Cecil Gattis. Rl. 3. Box 355. Greensboro
Burrus. William Allen. 241 E. Poplar Street. Ml. Airy
Case. Charles L.. Box 215. Mayodan
Casliatt. Marvin Howard. Rt. 3. Box 133. High Punt
Clinard. Robert Miller. 109 Miller Street. Thomasville
Clodfelter. Jake Lawrence. 116 S. Poplar Street. Winston-Salem
Corder. Bobby D.. Box 505. Kernersville
Cranford, Donald Phillip. 206 E. Stewart Ave. Mooresville
Craven, Floyd Thomas. Coleridge
Crump. Harold. Rl. 1. Norwood
Daniels. Franklin I). R.. 3151 Stanhope Ave.. Raleigh
Davis, Charles Johnson. 600 W. Burton. High Point
Davis. Donald Lo-ler. White Plains
Davis. Harold Oetlel. 212 Mode] Farm Road. High Point
Davis. James Alfred. 527 E. Center Street. Lexington
Davis. Roger Franklin. Box 212. Archdah-
Dock.-rv. Robert Olon. 2364 Fairway Ave., Winston-Salem
Dorset l'. Carl Ellison. 331 Waughtown Road. Winston-Salem
Durham. Frank Perkinson. Box 6. Oak Ridge
Everett. Ronald David. 3206 Guam Drive, Tarawa Terrace
Eveiliart. Wilhurn Kemmerer. Rt. 8, Thomasville
Finley. Frank Alfred. 341 S. Hawthorne. Winston-Salem
Ford. Arnold Gayle. Rt. 1. Indian Trail
French. Luther Graham. Jr.. 408 Wand wood Ave.. High Point
Five. Billy Kay. Rl. 1. Kernersville
Gammon. Garland Sterling. 116 Edge-worth Ave.. High Point
Gardner, Otis La Van. 2211 Oak Hill Drive, Greensboro
Glenn. Archie Cunningham. 800 Lockland Ave.. Winston-Salem
Coodson, Clay Maurice, 1833 Angelo Sirc-et, Winslon-Salem
Gordon. William C.. 208 Prospect Street. High Point
Gray. Billy Joe. 313' « Barker Street. High Point
Greene. Johnson (,'.. Rt. 1. Ml. Oilead
Hall. Jim Carlton. 1215 E. Green Street. High Point
Hall. Luther Ronald. 818 Magnolia Street, High Point
Harris, James Frederick. Rt. 3, Kernersville
Harris. Linwood Alton. 226 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Herbert. Waller Frederick. 803 Sycamore Street. Rockv Mount
Hohoinbe. Charles Alfred. Bass.-lt Road. Rt. 1. Asheville
Hoover. James Richard. 606 Barbee Street, High Point
Hunsiicker. Bobby Haze. Rt. 2. Box 88. Kannapolis
Janis. Michael Lane. 2406 Williams Street. High Point
Jam-it. Wilbur Arthur. Rt. 1. Box 97. Aslieboro
Jenkins, Leroy Eugene. Rt. 2. Box 34. Thomasville
Johnson. Jack Byrd. Slokesdale
Johnson. James Wheeler. 503 Chestnut Street. High Point
Jones, Franklin Delano. 506 Virginia Ave.. Spray
Joyce. Janus Harry. Lawsonville
Kearns. Donald Jackson, 119 Blair Street. Troy
Kennedy. Phillip Addison. Rt. 4. Box 400. Thomasville
Kesii-r. Craig Lewis. 323 Woodrow Ave.. High Point
Kirknian. Robert Delbert. P.O. Box 2471. Greensboro
Kislh-r. Boyd Charles. Rt. 2. Randleman
Koonlz. Clifton Nelson. Rt. 2. Thomasville
Lee. Leon Harvey. 115 Guthrry Apt.. Charlotte
Lucas. Jack Harold. 727 Raii-oiiu- Road. Winston-Salem
McMahon. Tommy Gray. 509 Catewood Ave.. High Point
Mann. John Lemuel, 1017 S. Fayetteville. Aslieboro
Marsh. Elmo Donald. 421-A Cobb- Street. High Point
Martin. Bohhv Gordon. Rl. 1. Lawsonville
Mellnik. Alexander. 74 Schiller Street. Bualflo 6. N. Y.
Moran. Ralph Vernon. Rl. 1. Jamestown
Mostelbr. Karl Eugene. 710 W. Central. S. Williamsport. Pa.
Murphy. Raeford Kenneth. 709 Cox Ave., Thoinasville
Murray. James Thompson, 1960 Maryland Ave.. Charlotte
Neustadt. Martin Eugene. 133 Corbin PI., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nigh. Carl Boyd. 618 Goldfloss Sireet. Winslon-Salem
Ninion. Joel Curtis. Rt. ]. Edgewater. Maryland
Noble. Roy Fred. Jr.. 2717 Fairview Road. Raleigh
Noller, Thomas Dean. 2633 Randleman Road. Greensboro
Payne. Thomas A.. Jr.. Rt. 2. Box 381. High Point
Perdue. Fred Austin. 17 East Colonial Drive. Thomasville
Perry. John C. P. 0. Box 614. High Point
Phelps. Robert Gerald. 115 Chestnut Street. High Point
Powell. John Young. 414 North Center Street. Slatesviile
Prillaman. Milton Reid. Stoneville
Rawls. James Milton. 110 Dalton Street. High Point
Rav. James Wouster, Rl. 1. Clarendon
Ridgill. Clyde. Rl. 2. Trinity
Roberts. Donald Vance. Cedar Grove
Rogers. Percy Marvin. 602 Craven Street. Durham
Rudy. John Malhias. Box 177. Rt. 2. Kannapolis
Rule. William Howard. 821 Walker Road. Winslon-Salem
Ruth. Wayne A.. Box 1442. High Point
Scott. Julius Wesley. William & Mary Apartments 94-E, High Point
Shamed. Donald Wayne. 360 "West view Drive, S. W., Winston-Salem
Shc-lton. Grady Hassel. Jr.. Rt. 2. Madison
Smith. Donald Moore, 1217 Adams Street. High Point
Smithson. Rufus Miles. Jr.. Tyner
Spears. James Rudolph. 104 East Brentwood Drive, Greensboro
Stanton. Paul Edison. 3401 Bonlee Street. Greensboro
Stifller. Lloyd Elwood. 616 Ray Street. Hendersonville
Stinson. Jerry Woodford. Rt. 3. Statesville
Strange. Lawrence Orion. 209 Roland Park Drive. High Point
Stutts. Billy Omega. Rt. 5. Box 363. High Point
Thomas. Cecil Ward. Jr.. 2528 Edinburgh Drive, N. W.. Roanoke.
Va.
142
Thornlon. Gerald Mitchell. 703 Summit Ave. Greensboro
Wagner, E. J., Rt. 1, Lexington
Wampler, Clayton Eugene. 105 Sun>el Drive. High Point
Weavil. Max Carlton. 1220 Guyer Street. High Point
Webster, Jack, Madison
Whichard. Charles Harold. Winston Road, Thomasville
White. William Rayvon. 807 Olympia, Lexington
Williford, Charles Buchanan. 107 Slu-mian Drive, Fayotlovillo
Wilson, Eugene Melvin, 807 Woodmw Ave., High Point
Wilson, Paul Neal, Jr., 3150 South Main Street, Winston-Salem
Workman, Kenneth Paul. Rt. 2, Thomasville
Wright, Vernon Eugene, 419 Hinkle Street. Thomasville
Young. Charles Garland. 1004 Westhrook Street, Charlotte
JUNIOR WOMEN
Barber. E. Christine. Rt. 4. Stalesvillc
Barker. Betty Jean. Rt. 1. Randlenian
Barrett. Bobbie Gay. Rt. 1, Kings Mountain
Bobo, Sylvia Anne. 234 W. Main Street, Rock Hill, S. C.
Browne, Vest ha Orline, Pilgrim Bible College, Kernersville
Bundy, Jane Emaline. Rt. 2, High Point
Byrd, Miriam Constance. Worthville
Capps. Phyllis Anne ^ountz. 309 Oak Street, High Point
Caui.HH. Shirley Ann. 328 E. Sprague Street. Winston-Sab-m
Cavas, Vasso, 828 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Graver, Alayne. 817 Montlieu Ave., High Point
Deaton. Bronna Dale. Rt. 5. Asheboro
Duncan. Robert Williams. Box 48. Pclhain
Dunn. Helen Rae, 515 Jackson Ave.. Lexington. Va.
Edwards. Barbara Ann. Box 175. George
Elkins. Carolyn Joann. 2806 English Street. High Point
Eller. Emma Jean. Rt. 1. Box 231. Millers Creek
Eudy. Jaliala Eloi-o. 1535 \\ . Trad.- Sirec-t. Churloitc
Fox. Sylvia Anne. 1731 Dilwotth Road E.. Charlotte
Frazier. Betty Sue. Rt. 6, Box 238. Stalesvillc
Gantt. Phyllis Rae. 38 Orchard Street. Wadeshoro
Gaskins. Nancy Angeline. 1509 N. Pasteur Street. New Bern
Gingrich, Priscilla Honor?, New Castle. Va.
Grayson. Norma Lee. P. O. Box 293. High Point
Hasty. Elise Rebecca, Box 229. Rt. 1, Kernersville
Hennon. Mary Kathleen. Box 62. Pisgah Forest
Hobhs, Mary Arlene, Walstonhurg
Hoover, Lola J„ Lawndale Drive Extension. Greensboro
Hoyle, Ada Wingler < Mrs. I . East Flat Rock
Hunter, Palsy Josephine, Rt. 2, Graham
Hutehins Fay Gelene. 106 South East Avenue. Kannapolis
Ingram. Nancy Jean. Rt. 3. Box 37. High Point
Isley, Mary Camille, Rt. 1, Graham
Jarrett, Rosa Louise, P. O. Box 589. Bassett, Va.
Kirkman, Jo Anne. 800 Hawthorne Road. Winston-Salem
Linthicum. Delores Voncyle. Box 472. Randlenian
Livengood. Pansy Mae. Rt. 5, Lexington
Lucas, Nancy Jane. 913 Forest Ave., High Point
Lytic. Shirley Ann. Rt. 1. Old Fort
Miller Nancy. Rt. 5. Mount Airy
Morgan. Norma Jean. Marshville
Morrison, Barbara Anne. 608 Hawthorne Street. High Point
Mosley. Shelln Jane. 122 Frazier. Il:-h Point
Mullinix, Betty Jane. Rt. 1. Box 94, Troy
Noe. Ann Paris. Front Street. Beaufort
Noller, Cleta Mae. 2633 Randlenian Road. Greensboro
Paschal. Frances Irene. Rt. 1. Sunimerfield
Payne, Barbara Dean. Box 285. Rural Hall
Pennell. Ethel Gaynelle. Rt. 2. Taylorsville
Pugh, Jacqueline. Rt. 1. Franklinville
Ragan. Ruby Mae. 310 Circle Drive. Fayetteville
Ritchie. Patricia Anne. 1005 Gordon Street. High Point
Robertson, Gladys Maye, Rt. 3. Box 148. High Point
Rouse, Betsy Ross. Box 375. Walstonhurg
-Sawyer. Betty Christine. Carolina Apartments, Thomasville
Seward. Julia Reid, 606 Lindsay Street. High Point
Shore. Hazel Ruth. Rt. 3, Yadkinville
Smilev. Marv Ruth. 903 Fillmore St.. I a n. lihuru. V.i.
Smith. Donna Jacquclvn. 815 Woodland Road. Stalesvillc
Spell, Mary JoAnn, Rt. 2. Roseboro
Stephens. Alice Delores, Rt. 2. Elkin
Trivette, Kate Marie. West Jefferson
Ware. Diane. 62 Hilltop Circle. Gastonia
Whitesell. Margaret Ann. 307 Southwood Drive. Columbia
Williamson. Doris Lane. Rt. 2. Chad bourn
Wright. Ruby Cashion, 1310 Trinity Ave.. High Point
SOPHOMORE MEN
Albright. Bobby York. 409 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
Allred. James McLean. 701 Sunset Drive. High Point
Allred, Joseph Rankin. Jr.. 315 Boulevard. High Point
Atwell. Paul Dean. Rt. 2. Mooresville
Barrier, Jack Price. 6813 North Ridge Ave.. Chicago. 111.
Beaslev. John William. 1007 Glenwood Drive. Greensboro
Beck. Walter Clyde. 710 Park Street. High Point
Bennett. John Kemp. 2308 Gaddv Drive. Raleigh
Black, Kenneth Ra>. 221 Fairfield Road. High Point
Brewer, Bemic Lee. Jr.. 1114 Ward Street. High Point
Brewer. William Thomas. 215 Ranch Drive. High Point
Broadway. Stanley Clay. -102 East \ onion Aw.. Kiuston
Burgess. Colburn Randolph. General Delivery. Franklinville
Gannon. Horace Samuel. 121 Stimpson Ave.. High Point
Cannon. James F-. 915'i; North Main. High Point
Carroll. Hilbert Marcus. 263 South Main. Kernersville
Cass, John Herman. Jr., 1612 North College Park Drive. Greens
hnro
Chester. Harley Archie. Jr.. Box 655. Lynn Haven, Fla.
Cockcrhani. William Roy. Jr., Rl. 1. Mount Airy
Collins. William Leslie. 1023 Sherrod Am-.. High Point
Complon. Joseph Woods. Box 235. Cedar Grove
Conrad. El wood Mack. 209 White Street. Thomasville
Craven. Paul Lanto, 1 Craven Drive. Ramsey. N. J.
Croekott. Phil Wayne, 404 Coopman Avi-.. Greensboro
Cunie. Laurence Stewart. Box 57. Robbins
Dabbs. Robert Frank. 1117 Lexington Ave., Greensboro
Davis, Gerald. Rt. 2. Trinity
ll.uis. H.-n r \ Spene. r. Jr.. Kl. 2. CI. n ill-
Davis, James Harold. Rt. 1, Trinity
Dobbins. Jackson Davis. Rt. 4. Box 333. High Point
Dorset!. Donald Raymond. Rl. 2. Thomasville
Dunbar. Bobby Ray. 127 Pinecrest Drive. High Point
l>/ie/\.. Acidipil Jo-eph. fl'.. Wostlioiil
Edwards. Frazier McLean. 2705 Bedford Ave.. Raleigh
Edwards. Har.dd Mock. Rt. 4. Thomasville
Everharl. Alan Randal. Rt. 1. Box 105, Thomasville
Everhart. Milton Gray. 2400 South Main. Winston-Salem
Everhart. Von Edward. Rt. 8. Lexington
Faulkner. Clyde Wheeler. Jr.. Rt. 4, Mount Airy
Flynt. Aubrey Ralph. 2411 Patterson Ave.. Winston-Salem
Foster. George Philip, 1119 Melrose Street, Winston-Salem
Freeman. Clarence Colbert. Jr.. Johiisonlowu Road. Tlnmiasville
Frye. Donald Edison. Rl. 4. Mount Airy
Frye, Janus Gray, Rt 4. Box 752. Greensboro
Fulp, Charles Johnson, 204 Cox Ave.. Thomasville
Fulp. Ronald Owen. P. O. Box 295. Airhdah-
Furr. Alva Roger, P. O. Box 385. Norwood
Galley. Theron Taylor. 3604 High Point Road. Croenshoro
Gardner. Brice Earl. 700 Franklin Blvd.. Greensboro
Gardner. Rossi,. Garnet, 3006 Kivett Drive. High Point
Gardner, William Raymond. Rt. 3. Box 468. Mount Airy
t,a-'kill. \liieil Howe, -ill! N'orrb Siinin.-r, Selma
Catling. Robert Lee, 221 Calling Street. Ahoskie
Gray. Harold Gilmer. 282 Tarhoro Street. Rocky Mount
Greene. Emory Lane. 505 Rockspring Road. High Point
Hall. Bobby Huston. Lawsonville
Hartley. Hoyle Travis. Jr., 1810 West Rotary Drive. High Point
Hartley. Thad Kerr, Rt. 5. Lexington
Hartsell. Claude Jacob. 607 Easl Main. Albemarle
Hendrix. T. R.. Jr.. Trinity
Hill, Hubert Leon. Rt. 3. Thomasville
Hine, Charles Lee. 2733 Patterson Ave.. Winston-Salem
Holbrook. Herbert Howard. 302 Louise Ave.. High Point
Honeycutt. Billie Wayne. Rl. 1. Stanfield
Huegele. William T.. 332 S. W. 22nd Street. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
Hughes. Arlvn Ray. Rt. 5, Mount Airv
Hunt. David Bryce. Rt. 2. Thomasville
Key. George W.. Norwood
Jackson. Wilbur Ivan. 810 West Fourth Street, Ayden
Jeffers. Frank Arthur. 2805 Central Boulevard. High Point
Jones. Lloyd Dale. 905 Asheboro. High Point
Jordan. Lee Joe. Jr.. 706 Unity Street. Thomasville
Kennedy. Carl. Rl. 2. Box 156. Trinity
Kiser. William D.. Box 57. Germanlon
Konkle. William Arthur. Cre-twood Park. Rt. 6. High Point
Leonard. Carroll Long. 215 Martin Street. Lexington
Leonard. Coy Briggs. Box 21. Rt. 4. Lexington
Livingston. Luther Wakefield. Jr.. Rt. 6. Box 459. Statcsville
Llovd. Don Burnham. 302 Grav Street. Thomasville
Long. Robert Eugene. P. O. Box 14-12. High Point
Lucas. W'illiam Ronald. Rt. 5. Asheboro
Lyndon. Bobby Shaw. Rt. 2. Trinity
McKnighl. Hugh Morris. 1319 Forest Ave.. Winston-Salem
McLean. Thomas Colon. 231 Montlieu Ave.. High Point
MeLeod. Bobby Vernon. 802 Arhordale Drive. High Point
Macon. Fred Keith, Rt. 3. Greensboro
Martin. Leonard Darnell. I.aw-onvillc
Miller. Frank Reitzel. Rt. 2. HilUboro
Moore, lleiirv Walton. Bo\ 373. Hill-horn
Mullican. Noble Pearce. Jr.. 1831 \cademy Street. Win-ton-Salem
Murray. Donald Dixon. 1960 Maryland Ave.. Charlotte
Mvers, David Luther. Rl. 4. Thomasville
143
Nance. Carl Hudson. Ri. 3. Thoina-\ille
Nelson. Rogers Lee. 15H Dohson, Klcm. -rs\ ill;-
Osborne. Murphy Morgan. 261 Surr> Am-.. I'.lkin
1'axlon. Murray K.-imelh. Smyre Slali.ui. Caslnniu
Pi'mk Arnold Cray. 101 Oaklan.l An-.. K.rii.-i -vill.-
P.-nry. Hrrhrrt Talmadge. Box 67. Soiilhni.uil
Peters, Kre,l Arnold. 120.'! W.-I Burton. High Point
Peterson, .lather Luliy. Jr., Box 217. Vanc.-boio
I'harr. Robert Recce. 231 Maple Am-.. Slulc-vill.-
Pierce. John C. 11-1 Maple Aic, Thomaswlle
Place. William Milton. Rt. 1. Louisburg
Pope. Orn.T Nicholas. Jr.. 4229 Oaklan.l Ave.. Greensboro
PowelJ, Jack .Arnold. 441 West L.xiiiftl"" **•'■■ Hijili Point
Poyner. Walter Martin. Jr.. Moyock
Pruitt. Dennis. 601 Fairmont Street, Greensboro
Reavis. James H.. 308-G Cecil Apartments. Hifili Point
Riddle. Gene Arden. 306 Oak Street. Kannapolis
Rierson. John Wyall. .'(035 Gilmer Ave.. Winston-Salem
Rose. Mark Spurgeon. Jr.. 73 Park Blvd.. Winston-Sab-m
Safril. I.eon, 174 Textile Street. 1 1 i-ili Point
Scott, Robert Cray, 335 East Sprague. Winston-Salem
Sere.pie. Arthur Forsyth. Jr.. 2» Cheslnul Street. Sheltou. Conn.
Shelton. Roger A Kin. Rt. 4. Mount Airy
Shelton. Thomas William. l!ox 361. Murphy Street. Madison
Shreve. James Hvjiftif, Jr.. Box 483. Mayodan
Shufelt. Edwin Herl.eri. 1208 D.Ik Drive. High Point
Shuh-r. Ramlall Thomas. 206 Leonard Street. Thomasville
Simpson. Hilly Hayes, l!ox 45, lioonvillc
Simpson. Carlton Eugene. 815 Ea-t "D" Street. Kannapolis
Sink. James Ardell. Rt. 3. Lexington
Sink. Woodruff Franklin. 2415 Mapl.woo.l Am-.. Win-ion-Saleiu
Skein. Joseph Tliomas. Jr.. 3200 South Main Street. High Point
Smith. Daniel Astor. 9155 Springfield Ave.. High Point
Smith. James Edward. Rt. 2. La Orange
Smith. James Lemons, Jr.. Rt. 6. Box 814. Charlotte
Smith. Robert Hurdle. Jr.. 806 Sunset Drive, High Point
Smith. Royee Eugene. Rt. 3. Adamsville, Goldshoro
Snyder. Robert Clifton, 2356 Fairway Ave., Wlnsloii-Saleiii
Starnes, James Allen. 460 College Street. Mooresville
Starnes, Theron Paul. 1018 West "A" Street. Kannapolis
Slepp. Ravenelle Cornelius. Children's Home. Winston-Salem
Stewart. William I.eRoy. Jr.. 906 Bridge- Street. High Point
Stirling. Buford Kyle. 12 Village Court. I'.irmingbam. Ala.
Swaringen. David Dale. 1315 Parkway Ave.. Charlotte
Terrell, Giles Oldham. Main. Yanceyville
Thornton. Joseph Pope. 29 West Sprague Street. Winston-Salem
Tucker. Harry T.. Rt. 1. Box 3. Madison
Tyson. James W f illiam. Rt. 1. Stanlonshurg
Utley, James Games. 3817 Walker. Greensboro
Veach. Norman Wayne. Rt. 1. High Point
Vestal. Billy Curtis. 515 Summit Ave., (ireeiishoro
Waitman. Larry Bolton. Rt. 5. Lexington
Ward. Walter Lee. 922 South Cox Street. A-hebi.ro
Warner, Braxton Ingram. 1208 Woodland Drive. High Point
Warner, Herbert Glenn. 311 Barnwell Street. Thomasville
Watkins. Waller Eugene. 3627 South Main Street. Winston-Salem
Watson, Harold Ray. 502 Creek Ridge Road, Greensboro
Wicker. Raymond Spencer. Jr.. 113 Colleton Road. Raleigh
Wilkes, Lawrence Frank. 215 lUvharrie Street. A«hi'lioru
Wilkinson. Larry Dale. Rt. 6. I!..x 412. Charlotte
Wilson. James Richard. Bethe*da Strict. Aberdeen
Workman. Donald Clifton. Rt. 1. Thomasville
York. Henry Johnson. Jr.. liox 1052. High Point
Young. Bobby Gray. 4030 Robin Hood Road. Winston-Salem
Young. Doyne Jackson. 109 Chestnut Drive. Beaufort
SOPHOMORE WOMEN
Bailey. Mania Anne. Penland
Barrier. Toby Lane. Box 207. Independence. Va.
Black. Margaret Rae. 524 Hamilton. High Point
Brock. Sydney Adelia. Box 163. Trenton
Bryan. Doris Rose. Vanceboro
Butt, Nancy Sue. Bakersville
Cannon. Bobbie Anne (Mrs.). 915'.'.. North Main. High Point
Cavanaugh. Elsie Marie. Rt. 1. Jacksonville
Crews. Nancy Gail. Rt. 6. Winston-Salem
Deal. Beverly Ann. 404 South Street. Ca-tonia
Doty. Berma Fay. 1269 Rookledge Drive. IWkledge. Fla.
Drum. Naomi Ruth. Rt. 2. Newton
Eagle. Carolyn Jean. Rt. 4. Thomaswlle
Filler. June Fa ye. 405 Bay Street. Lynchburg. Va.
Ellerhe. Carol Ann. Ellerhe
Ellington. Martha Wilson. 608 Sunset Driu-. Hivh Point
Fain. Elaine. 659 Central Ave.. Leaksville
Fowler, Anita Jeanne. 1000 Ninth Main Am-.. Newton
Freshwater. Waynona Sue. Rt. 2. Mebane
Garner. Julia Anita. Rt. 2. Box 212. S.-agr.ne
Gobble. Helen Fa ye. Rt. 1. Linwood
Grolh. Carol Jolee, 117 Chestnut, Lexington
Gunn. A vie Anne, R(. 2. Kenbridge. Va.
Harper. Barbara Jean. 300 Carter Streel. High Point
Harrington. Belly Jo. Rowland
Harris. Barbara Ann. 208 Walker Ave., Asheboro
Harris. Kdna Louise. Box 33, Macon
Hastings. Carolyn Mae. Rt. 1. Box 31, Kernersville
llauser, Patricia Louise. 100 Sunview Street, High Point
Hay wnil h. Peggy Ann, 701 East Commerce. High Point
lledgecock, Betsy Ruth, Wesl Homestead Ave.. High Poin(
lledrick, Barbara Ann. Rt. 1. Box 360. Lexington
Hohbs, Palsy Ann. 205 liotfian Street. Kannapolis
Hidden. Jacipielyn Ehneda, Box 725, Aberdeen
Holling-worth. Cora Anne. 807 Carrick Ave., High Point
Holmes. Margan-i Louise. Box 40, Rt. 1, Bolton
Hooks. Palsy Jane. Rt. 3. Matthews
Huntley, Barbara Ann, 4301 Monroe Road. Charlotte
Jones, Nellie Mac Box 17. Clumpier, West Va.
Joins, Shirley Loveline. 706 Riverside Drive, Lynchburg, Va.
Jordan. Patricia Lou, 120 Briggs Ave. High Point
Kearns, Norma Jane. 1031 We-I Salisbury. Asheboro
Kerr, Anne Elizabeth. 424 Spring Street, Mount Airy
Lanier. Joi-lla Pearl. Rt. 1. Thomasville
Lanyon. Marian Marcluiia. 1425 Sheridan Street. Winter Haven.
Fla.
Long, Virginia Nell, Rt. 1, Clarendon
Lord. Belly Ann. 202 Colonial Drive. Thomasville
l.titz. Jo Ellen. Rt. 3. Lawndale
Lynch. Marguerite Jean. 1626 Rotary Drive. High Point
Miller. Shirley Anne. 210 Lindsay. High Point
Mize. Patricia Christine. Box 5024. Daytona Beach. Fla.
Morgan, .luanila Doris. 310 Ridgecrest Drive. High Point
Morris. Peggy Love. Rt. 3, Reidsville Road, Winston-Salem
Nifong. Shirley Louise, Rt. 2, Clemmons
Oakley. El-ie May. 105 East Jackson Street, Mebane
Overhy. Sylvia Kay. 819 Pine Circle Drive. High Point
Perry. Sue. Rt. 1. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Phillips. Hazel Starrelt (Mrs. I. 505 Wes( 14(h Street. N. E.,
Winston-Salem
Phillip-. Joan Cecile tMrs.i. 611 Jeanette Street. High Point
Push. Gladys Louise. Rt. ]. Franklinville
Rak.-siraw. Helen (Carolina. Box 123. Stoneville
Revnohls. Ruth Evelyn. 523 Delaware Street, New Castle, Delaware
Ridge. Rulhie. Box 517. Hillsville. Va.
Robinson. Christine Navada. Box 32. Rt. 3. Galax, Va.
Rufty. Sarah Jean. Rt. 4. Lincolnton
Rumley. Jo Anne 306 Grove Park Ave.. Winston-Salem
Rutherford. Harriet Anne S.. 815 East Farriss Ave.. High Point
Sabalini. Ruth Audrey. 443 Howe Ave.. Shelton. Conn.
Seehresl. Linda Anne. Rl. 1. Jamestown
Shelton. Maltha Katherine. 511 DeSola Ave.. Kannapolis
Sherrill. Palsy Anne. East Broad Streel. Statesvilh-
Singleton. Phyllis Jannell. 210 North Charles Street. Roxboro
Sloan. Betty Lambeth, 607 Oak View Road. High Point
Smith. Ellen Jane. Rt. 5. Gohlsboro
Smith. Jewell Evelyn. 116 Springfield Ave.. High Point
Smith. Patricia Faith. South West wood Road, Ansonia. Conn.
Stafford. Sarah Elizabeth. Lewisville
Stallings. Mariani June. Box 25. Whitnel
Strange. Rhonda Karen. Smyre Station. Gastonia
Teague. Henrianna. 634 West Green Street, High Point
Templet. m. Betty Rose. C. M. R. 544. Box 486. Charlotte
Thornhill. lane Louise. 923 East Boulevard. Charlotte
Tomlieiliri. Betty Ross. 22 Beaver Drive. Asheville
Tucker. Frances Juliana. Rt. 1. Lawsonville
Wall. Sarah Jane. 207 Lindsay Streel. High Point
Ward. Judith Tod. I. Rt. 3. Mocksville
Wikon. Barbara Elizabeth. 404 North Drive. High Point
Wilson. !• ranc.s Louise. Ranlo Station. Gastonia
Wilson. Nancy Jo. Rt. 1, Suninierfield
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FRESHMAN MEN
Afendis, Sl.-veu .lame-, 2408 Ditmars Blvd.. New York. N. Y.
Alexander. Terry Renn. Jr.. 415 Tate Street. High Point
Anderson. Glenn Elwoo.l. Jr.. 1512 Canterbury Road. Raleigh
Ashhuni. Toby Eugene. 125V-; West Miller Street. Asheboro
Alkisson. Albert Carol 1. Brookwoo.l Apartments 23-C. Burlington
Aunian. Lester Way. Jr.. 113 Julian Ave.. High Point
Ayers. Robert Ray. Suninierfield
Barber. Frederick Ray. Jr.. Rt. 4. Statesville
Bea-l.-y. John Brasdell. Main Streel. Randleman
Beauchot. Maury Franklin. Monroeville. Indiana
Beck. Harold Dean. Box 227. Arch.lale
P.e.son. Elmer Watson. Rt. 1. Sophia
B.-nfi.-l.l. Jack Monroe, 734 South College Ave., Newton
Bingham. Raymond Curtis, Rt. 3. Asheboro
Black. Jimmy Ronald. 716 Trotter Street. Thomasville
144
Bowers, Donald Ray, 213 Griclar, High Point
Bowles, Arthur Monroe, 3296 New Greensboro Road. Winston-
Salem
Brady, William Crowson, 332 Ennis Street, High Point
Brantley, Benjamin Albert, Jr., 606 North Pollock Street, Selma
Brewer, Charles Torbert, 455 South Spring Street. Concord
Brown, Carl Hutson, 309 Kennedy Street, High Point
Brown, Clarence Wayne, Colfax
Burns, Thomas Alexander, Jr., 203 Ridgecrest Road, Asheboro
Busbin. 0. M„ Jr., 316 West Gore Ave., Orlando, Kla.
Byrd, Douglas Leon, 4013 Wilshire Blvd., Wilmington
Calloway, William Rodney. 2633 South Main Street. Winston-
Salem
Campbell, Kenneth Allen. 507 Prospect Street. High Point
Carter, Henry Samuel. 2517 Woodville Street, Winston-Salem
Carter. Melvin Mitchell, 1848 Cedrow Ave.. High Point
Caudle, Ollie "Mickey" Reed, 502 North East Ave.. Kannapolis
Chapman, Ronald Eugene, Rt. 3. Taylorsville
Chilton, Melvin Kenneth, 219 Virginia Ave., Draper
Clark. Mitchel Lee, Box 272, Beaufort
Clinard. Dudley Burton. 608 Oak View Road. High Point
Cline. James Wingate, Rt. 2. Thomasville
Connell, Bobby Dearmond. 2211 Walker Ave., Greensboro
Cook, Ausbin Q.. Apartment 4H. Sunnyside Homes. Winston-Salem
Cook. Donald Random Children's Home, Winston-Salem
Cook. George Daddison. 809 East Lexington. High Point
Cornell. Gary Stiles, 89 Pleasant Street. North Attleboro. Mass.
Cox. Walter Carson. 1217 Cassell Street, High Point
Crook, Cletus Beatrix, Jr., 240 North Fourth Street. Albemarle
Culler, Oscar L., 3710% North Main Street, High Point
Darr, Jackie G., 833 East Devonshire, Winston-Salem
Davenport, John Louis. Box J. Elizabethtown
Davis, Charles David, Rt. 3, High Point
Davis, Jack Andrew, Rt. 2. Clenimons
DeLapp. Leonard Harold. 706 Grace Street, High Point
Delk. Adrian Briggs, Rt. 2, Lexington
Denny. Isaac Lewis. 721 Bridges Street. High Point
Dial, Steve Clifford. Box 97. Landis
Dixon. Charles Roy. Jr.. 623 North Endor Street, Sanford
Dorset!. Robert Wallace. 321'/ 2 Richardson Street, High Point
Dyson, Ernest Charles, 112 Burkhead Street. Whiteville
Eanes, George Thomas, Rt. 4, Thomasville
Elliott. Robert Louis, 1009 Delaware Ave.. Durham
Faust, Charles Leo. 3433 Rosemont Ave., Winston-Salem
Felker, James Wiley, Rt. 3, Kernersville
Fletcher, John Edward. 2316 Sunnyside. Winston-Salem
Formyduval. Willard Randolph. Nakina
Gansman. John Francis. 1402 Forrest, High Point
Garnett, James Earl. Rt. 1. Jamestown
George, Donald Franklin. 202 Clayton Street, Winston-Salem
Gilbert, Richard Leslie. 1618 Marion Street. Greenslioro
Gordon, David Morris, 610 English Street. High Point
Green. Kenneth Tice. 306 Ennis Street. Hiah Point
Greene, William Ray, 505 Rockspring Road, High Point
Greenway, James Perry, 515 Decatur Street, High Point
Groome, Billy Arnold. Rt. 1. Thomasville
Gwyn. Granville Gibbs. 220 Hylton Street. Mount Airy
Hale, Robert Lee. Salem Road. Walkertown
Hall. Elmer Odell, Rt. 2. Elon College
Hallman, Harvey Richard, 2319 Edgewood Ave.. High Point
Hamilton, Warren Edward, 15 Magnolia Street, Newington. Conn.
Haney. Kenneth Gerrald, Rt. 1. Gibson
Hanner. John Edward, 420 High Point Street. Randleman
Harris, Robert Gentry. 505 East Second Street. Ayden
Harris. Thomas Elwood, 411 Randolph Street. Thomasville
Hauser, William Hamilton, Steward Road, Pfafftown
Haynes, Bruce James, 410 Council Street. Thomasville
Hazzard, Frank, 2333 English Street. High Point
Hedden. Edward Lee, 1101 Glen wood Ave.. Raleigh
Hilton. Donald Lee. Rt. 4. Box 190. Thomasville
Hodges. Paul Forrest. Rt. 2. Box 431, Clinton
Huff, Joseph Dixon, 130 East Homestead Ave., High Point
Hughes, Zenith Gregg. Rt. 2. Trinity
Hufin, Charles Brinkley. 2505 North Fayetteville Street. Asheboro
Hunt, Bobby William, Box 3310, New Greensboro Road, Winston-
Salem
Idol. Weldon Avery. Rt. 1. Kernersville
Jarvis. Clifford Wade. 800 Meredith Street. High Point
Jenkins, Bennie Ray. 1519 Byrum Street. High Point
Jenkins. Robert B.. 301 Hillside Drive, Lexington
Jobe, Frederick Donald, Rt. 2. Mebane
Johnson, William Clarence, Box 162, Star
Jolly. Lee Ray. Stony Point
Jones, Wesley Charles. Bolton
Jones. William Kenneth. 1516 Kanawha Ave.. Dunbar. West Va.
Joyce. William Howard, Jr.. Rt. 3. Box 260. Greensboro
Joyner. Elmer Lee. 207 Kelly Street. High Point
Kay, Jerry Ray, 303 Park Street, High Point
Kerr, Paul Douglas, 915 Tate Street, High Point
Kim, Choongky, No. 182-2 Keanhundong. Chongnoku, Seoul, Korea
Kirby. Everctle Eugene, Rt. 3, Box 316. Stateswlle
Kirkman, Grover Cleveland. Jr.. 1024 Willowbrook Drive, Greens-
boro
Lain. James Ray, 402 Shady Lane, High Point
Lane. Albert Samuel, Pinnacle
Lawrenson, William Howard, 97 Garden Road. Pompton Lakes,
New Jersey
Lealherwood, William Edward, Rt. 3, Waynesville
Levina. Donald Kerr. 923 Gordon Street, High Point
Lewis, James Clyde. 526 Julian Street. Greensboro
Livrngood. Gerald Winston, 4030 Roliinbood Road. Winston-Salem
Lloyd, Glenn David, Rt. 8, Sanford
Loflin, Max Gordon. 114 Eugene Street. High Point
Loftis, Thomas Edgar, 301 East Graham. Mebane
Loinax. Billy Wayne. 315 Kendall Street. Thomasville
Lyons. Dennis Lloyd, Rt. 2, Clenimons
McCee. Donald Harding, Rt. 2, Box 218. Kernersville
MeCee, William Claude. Jr.. Tohaccoville
McKnight. Ernest Penn. 2110 Freeman Street, Winston-Salem
Macintosh, Elwin Lee. 3008 West Street. S.E.. Washington, D. C.
Madison. John Talton. 1105 Thissell. High Point
Martin. Davis Lee, 111 Maple. Thomasville
Mason. Richard Burnett. 1447 Oak Ave.. High Point
Michael. Bobby Ray, Rt. 4. Box 332. Thomasville
Minor. James Gray. 306 Tucker Ave., Winston-Salem
Misenbeimer, Joe Alexander. 2107 East Green Street. High Point
Montgomery. Wade Hampton. Jr., 920 Tucker Street. Burlington
Moore, William David. 311 Wrightenberry Street, High Point
Moss, Aaron Ward, 18 Bessemer Road, Gastonia
Moss. Paul Elliott. 246 Crestwooil, High Point
Molsinger. Eugene Carr, Box 144, lioonville
Myrick. Fairrell Dextil. Box 613. Aberdeen
Nelson. Robert Lee, 806 Virginia Ave.. Sprav
Newkirk, William Preston, c/o C. B. Newkirk. Willard
Nifong. Gordon Dale. 1834 Brantley Street. Winston-Salem
Odom. Daniel Rollins. 1415 Long Street. High Point
Parhain. Jennings Warren. 3113 Triangle Lake Road. High Point
Parish. George William, Jr., 1514 Elwood Ave., Greensboro
Parker, James William, Trollinger Road. Asheboro
Parker. Samuel Joshua. Hurdle Mills
Parks. Richard Donald. Archdale
Perrish. James Justice. 189 Rodenhammer Street, Kernersville
Pendry. Luther Mahlon. Rt. 2. Box 166. High Point
Penland, Johnny William, Rt. 2. Candler
Pennewell. William Scott. Jr.. 26 North Street, Onancock, Va.
Phillips. John Bennett. Box 325. Boonville
Price, Elmer Willard. Jr., 1105 North Main Street. High Point
Proctor. Raymond Milton. 2013 Wilson Street, Durham
Rapp. Henry Gaston. 12 Park Ave.. Thomasville
Redding. Hugh Sherrill, 3678 Cornell Blvd.. Winston-Salem
Rhoades. Dewilt Eugene. 1405 Belleawood, Winston-Salem
Richardson. Kent Ray, 415 Patrick Street. Leaksville
Ritch. James Gwyn. 627 West Lexington Ave.. High Point
Roberts, Jim Wright. Rt. 1. Stokesdale
Roberts. John Kirk. 829 Circle Drive. High Point
Robertson. Jessie Wayne. 1009 Greensboro Road, High Point
Rogers, William Ray, Taylorsville
Rose. James Douglas. 75 Park Blvd.. Winston-Salem
Roberson. John Lawrence. 1114 Gregory Street. Greensboro
Rutledge. William Franklin. 110 Moore Street. Thomasville
Sawyer. Robert Lawrence. 2301 East Green Street, High Point
Schram. Charles Ian. 938 Crestwood Drive. High Point
Scott. Francis Barkes. 73 Market Street. Onancock. Va.
Scott. James Kay, Apartment A-3, Sunnyside Homes. Winston-
Salem
Sechrest. Larrv McCov. Rt. 4. Box 309. High Point
Sellers. Donald Manley, Rt. 2. Box 277-A. Leland
Sexton, John Edgar. Garland Street, Winston-Salem
Sherrer. Fred Raymond. 431 Friddle Street, High Point
Shore. Benjamin Henry. 3111 Konnoak Drive. Winston-Salem
Siceloff, Joseph Benjamin, 1932 Hinshaw. Winston-Salem
Sifford. Wyndell, Children's Home, Winston-Salem
Stillmon. David Wilde. Rt. 1. Greensboro
Sisk. Charles Wesley. Rt. 5. Morganton
Smith. Boyd Gerald. Rt. 1. Box 136. Lexington
Smith. Edward Baxter. Jr.. 201 West Mountain Street. Kernersville
Smith. Reginald Avery. 247 West Ave.. Lenoir
Smith. Robert E.. 1836 Cedrow Ave.. High Point
Solomon. Sidney Nolan. 204 Linden Street. Kannapolis
Speight. Clegg Duboise. 72 West End Blvd.. Winston-Salem
Speight. Robert Dale. Children's Home. Winston-Salem
Spencer. Ted Lee. Lawsonville
Squires. Douglas Ray. Rt. 1. Kelly
Stainey. Billy Wayne. 110 Woodlawn Road. High Point
Steele. Gordon Lee. 605 Willowbrook Street. High Point
Stevens. Willis Roswell. Jr.. 209 F.a>t Seventh, Lumberton
145
Slracler, Hassel Cray, Walkertown
Stutls. Clyde Curtis, Slar
-Suggs. Bobby Clyde, Rl. 3, Box 185. Thoniasville
Surratt, Harold Allen. 912 Charlotte Street. High Point
Surratt. Howard Young. 504 Fisher Kerry, Thoma>ville
Swaim, Argus Barker. Rl. 2. Randleman
Swiggett, Paul Larry. Rl. 5. High Point
Tate, James Vernon, 209 Waco Road. Kings Mountain
Taylor, Francis Stuart, 111, 4819 68lh Ave.. Woodlawn, Mil.
Taylor, Robert Brown. 617 Shepherd. Durham
Taylor, Roy Arthur. Augusta. Kentucky
Tew, Lelmon Kenneth, Box 1282. Southern Pines
Trevarthen, Albert Russell. Sherman Ave.. Vim-land. New Jersey
Trogdon. Teddy Bruce. 101 Greenlawn Drive. Asheboro
Tucker, Billy Ray, 306 Anhurst Street, High Point
Voncannon. Fred Lewis. 1209 Bull Street, Greensboro
Walker. Thomas Estil. 501 East Lexington. High Point
Wamplcr, Norma Walter. 105 Sunset Drive, High Point
Ward, James Kenneth, Rt. 1. Jamestown
Warren. Billy Charles. 1841 North Main Street, High Point
Watson, Charles Lee. 121 West Columbus, Whiteville
Weaver. Bobby Lloyd. Rt. 4, High Point
Wen, TianKoo. Djalan Djawa 62A, Djakarta. Indonesia
White. Hugh Samuel. Box 108. Carolina Beach
White. James Dale, 110 Hilton Ave., Durham
Whitlock. Dwight Edward, Jr., 825 West 6lh Street. Winston-
Salem
Wienberry. Bobby Lee. 504 Sunset Drive. High Point
Williams, Charles Ashhurn, Rt. 5. Lexington
Williams. Clarence Ray, Box 302, Star
Williams, Kenneth Wayne. Virginia Ave.. Spray
Williams. Robert Edwin. 615 Wesley Plain. High Point
Williard, Roger Alva. 1256 Waughtown Street, Winston-Salem
Willson. James Gary, Rt. 1. Box 5, Keysville, Va.
Wilson, Larry Lewis, Rt. 6, Box 91. Greensboro
Wolfe, Ralph Milton, Jr.. 1025 Nancy Lane. Winston-Salem
Yarborough, Dewey Leonard, Rt. 8. Jonesboro Heights Station.
San ford
Younger. Harold Floyd. 519 West Green Street. High Point
Younts. Harold Leon. 515 Broad Street, Thoniasville
Zambrana, Benjamin Franklin. Cajon 9. La Paz. Bolivia
FRESHMEN WOMEN
Adams. Maggie Lean. Ill Chrysler. Kannapolis
Adkins. Margaret Ann. 1205 Kenilworlh Ave.. Charlotte
Ayers, Barbara Ann, Rt. 1. Stuart, Va.
Ballard, Patti Jean. Rt. 3. Kernersville
Beam. Patricia Ann. Rt. 1, Cherryville
Beeson. Lola Sue. Rt. 1, Sophia
Beeson, Nancy Elizabeth. Rt. 1. Sophia
Boone. Ruth Helen, Rt. 3. Waynesville
Briggs. Linda Lou, Rt. 6. Lexington
Brooks. Betty Jean, Timherlake
Buffaloe. Martha Jane. Marston
Butner. Janice Virginia. 762 West Main Street, Elkin
Chandler. Mary Alene. Rt. 2, Box 206. New London
Cooke. Patricia Alice, Box 71, Cherryville
Cumbee. Mary Elizabeth. Rt. 4. Whiteville
Curlee. Sherry Ann. 503 Oakview Road. High Point
Culhrell. Sarah Elizabeth. Rt. 1. Box 56. Aurora
Deaton. Nancy Darlene. 1908 Brentwood Ave., High Point
Dixon, Evelyn Street. Glenburnie Gardens. New Bern
Caddy. Pago Jeanette, 1011 Forrest Ave., High Point
Galbreath, Lillian Marie, 28 Sea View, Sc.iluate. Mass.
Goodman. Rachael Scott I Mrs.). 500 Chestnut Street. High Point
Greene. Edrie Chunn. Rt. 3, Mocksville
Harris. Helen Gayle. Rt. 1, Carthage
Hartsell. Lequita Joy. Troy
Hester. Patricia Gail. 1310V- North Main Street. High Point
Hill. Sylvia Evans, Rt. 4, Winston-Salem
Hodges. Willie Lieu. 104 Summer Street. Selma
Hodgin. Mary Ann. Box 135, Jamestown
Holt, Sylvia Grey. West Chestnut Street, Troy
Hoover. Anne Rader. Finley Park. North Wilkeshoro
Hoyle, Selena Clark. 300 South Mulberry. Cherryville
Hurst, Mary Elizabeth, 2211 Edgewood Ave.. High Point
Ingram. Sharon Francine. Box 2, Mount Gilead
Irwin. Frances Norma Dee. 512 Cross Street, High Point
Jarrelt. Bettv Rose, 209 Kern Street, Thoniasville
Jr.wett. Cori'nne Margaret. 207 Parkway. High Point
Koonlz. Ila Carolyn. 524 Gatewood Ave.. High Point
Kurf.es. Elizabeth Ann 874 North Main Street. Mocksville
Lanier. Rebecca Abgail. 805 Morris Street, High Point
Lee. Nancy Marilyn. Box 75, Norwood
Lemniond. Jane Gayle. Box 241, Matthews
Leonard, Raniona Lee, 408 West 4th Ave., Lexington
Linville. Shelby Jean. Rl. 3, Kernersville
McCulloh. Jaci|uiline Neil, Rl. 3, Mocksville
McGinnes. Clara Rila. 204 West Church, Cherryville
McKinnon, Patsy Wood. Box 45, Cumberland
McNeill. Loberta Louise. Seagrove
Marlowe. Irnia Deedie, Rl. 1. Clarklon
Martin. Jane Carolyn, Rt. 2. Box 143. Denton
Meaeham. Betty Lee, Rt. 4. Rockingham
Mills, Edith Elaine. 718 South Second Street, Albemarle
Moore. Mary Ann. Lillington
Moore. Patsy Lee. Rt. 1. King
Moor.-, Peggy Ann, 806 Worth Ave., High Point
Morgan. Billie Fay. 435 Friddle Slreet. High Point
Mullis, Betty Marshall, Box 75, Advance
Murphy, Lutritia Sarah. Rt. 1, Thoniasville
Nelson, Shelby Jean. Ri. 1, Madison
Nesbitl. Jacqueline. 705 North Main Street. Kannapolis
Owen, Sara Ann, King Street, Elizabethtown
Paisley. Billie Jo. 802 Uwharrie Street, Asheboro
Payne. Betsy Lee. Chestnut Extension. High Point
Payne, Betty Jane. Chestnut Extension. High Point
Payne. Nina Joyce, Rt. 4, Thoniasville
Peterson, Elizabeth Anne, 902 Parkwood Drive. Shelby
Plummer, Joan Ellen. Randleman
Poole. Patsy Kirk. 406 Player Drive, High Point
Pope. Mary Davis. Rt. 2. Kernersville
Price. Frances M.. 1014 Adams Street. High Point
Rice, Nancy Jo. Rt. 3. High Point
Rich. Peggy Ella. 1508 Moody Street, Asheboro
Ridge, Wanda Louise, 609 Greensboro Road. High Point
Robbins. Ronda Lee. 957 South Salisbury Street, Lexington
Roberts, Jennie Faye. Rt. 1. Box 180, Stoneville
Samuels. Leah Rae. 711 East Commerce Street, High Point
Scruggs. Irma Jane. 4229 Marquette Ave.. Jacksonville, Fla.
Shirley, Sylvia Anne, 1302 East Lexington. High Point
Shook, Peggy Eugene, 1812 Rotary West. High Point
Smith. Clara Nell, Box 90. Marshville
Smith. Emma Rhue. Rt. 1. Guilford
Solomon, Janice Kay. 101 West Eleventh Street. Kannapolis
Strader. Anita Faye. Rt. 3, High Point
Strawn. Margaret Ellen. 801 Berkeley Ave.. Charlotte 3
Thornburg, Katie Allene. 347 South Main Street, Lenoir
Tilley, Sara Frances, Rt. 2. Lawsonville
Tuttle. Bobbie Leigh. Rt. 4. High Point
Tuttle, Vivian Louise, Rt. 1, Cermanton
Wafford. Ann Lynne. 1637 Morningside Drive. Charlotte
Wilson. Mrs. Doris Browning. Stokesdale
Wilson. Judith Ann. 1700 Lakewood Ave.. Durham
Yokley. Shirley Ann, 1202 Filbert Street. High Point
York. Shelby Jean. Rt. 5. High Point
Yost, Sara Alice, Box 152. Weaverville
Young. Constance Elizabeth. 4 Edgehill Road, Ansonia. Conn.
UNCLASSIFIED MEN
Faw. Dennis Boyde. Rt. 4, Winston-Salem
Holden. Rothschild Halstead. 1614 West Market Street, Greens-
boro
Montes, Pedro Mayor. Nunez y Miramar. Marianao. Habana. Cuba
UNCLASSIFIED WOMEN
Crawford. Elise Montgomery, Rt. 1. Box 94, Forest City
Gracia. Lucila Teresa. Calle 47 No. 5429. apto. 4, (e) 54 y 58
Marianao. Habana, Cuba
Overhy. June Carole. 819 Pine Street. High Point
146
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BORDEN'S
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HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
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W. B. DELK
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J. RALPH SECHREST, Associate
130'/2 N. Main Street
Phone 3122
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LEXINGTON GROCERY CO.
Lexington, North Carolina
BEESON HARDWARE CO., INC.
214 North Main St. High Point, N. C.
SPORTING GOODS and
BUILDING SUPPLIES
American Supply Company of N. G, Inc.
EXCLUSIVE FABRICS
FOR THE UPHOLSTERER AND DECORATOR
308 W. Broad Street Phone: 4591
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS & HOWARD CO.
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Phones: 2-5171 - 2-5172
"Specializing in Institutional Foods"
Congratulations to the
Class of 1956
HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
NASH JEWELRY & LOAN CO.
127 North Main Street
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S. H. KRESS & COMPANY
5-10-25c STORE
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SAMPLE SHOE STORE
1 19 North Main Street
"Shoes For The Entire Family"
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WILLIAMS SALES CO., INC.
High Point, North Carolina
ROSE FURNITURE CO.
Complete Home Furnishings
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High Point - Thomasville - Asheboro
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CANNON FETZER
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments
DIXIE'S SODA SHOP
813 North Main Phone 2247
Country Furniture Co.
"New and Damaged Furniture"
Phone 2-3016
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PENROD, JURDEN b CLARK CO.
EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
AT LOW PRICES
FEAST-A-BAR CAFE
North Main St. Ext. Phone 8-6335
High Point, North Carolina
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INGRAM'S PHARMACY
Phone 3313
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ELWOOD BARBER SHOP
118 East High Street
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NORTH STATE TELEPHONE CO.
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W. F. MAULDIN, INC.
Compliments of
TRIANGLE HOSIERY COMPANY
High Point, North Carolina
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IS LESS
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COLONIAL STORES
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DIXIE HOT SHOPPE
"Where Friends Meet" 1
POWERS WIRE PRODUCTS CO., Inc.
619 W. Green Street
High Point, North Carolina
DAVIDSON LAUNDRY
and
DRY CLEANING
Phone 400 Thomasville, N. C.
TOBIAS
HYMAN'S JEWELRY CO.
106 S. Main Street
High Point, North Carolina
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FIRTH RUGS AND CARPETS
Compliments of
ALMA DESK CO.
High Point, North Carolina
BLOSSOM SHOP
129 Old Winston Road
Compliments
AUMAN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Compliments
CHARLES STORE CO.
KESTER MACHINERY CO.
315 W. Russell Street
High Point, North Carolina
COLLIER ELLIS & CO.
414-16 North Wrenn Street
High Point, North Carolina
Clothing and Accessories for Men and Women
oj Discernment
The Lizzie Gooch Shop
Exclusive Ready-to-W ear and Millinery
Arcade Building High Point, N. C.
Compliments oj
SYLVAN 1 A ELECTRIC
PRODUCTS, INC.
High Point Cabinet Plant
MARIETTA PAINT & COLOR CO.
FINE FURNITURE FINISHES
PAINTS
VARNISHES 1
ENAMELS
SOUTHERN MOTOR CO.
Telephone 5800 2100 S. Main Street
Your De Soto - Plymouth Dealer
High Point, North Carolina
WILLIAMS FLOWERS AND GIFTS
Quality Flowers Plus Personal Attention
112-114 East High Street
Phone 5011
COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO.
We Carry a Complete Line of
ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS
119 North Greene Street
Greensboro, North Carolina
PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO.
GLASS : MIRRORS : PAINTS : BRUSHES
1 South Hamilton
QUALITY SHOE STORE
EXPERT SHOE FITTERS
"A Fit For Every Foot"
THE DOG HOUSE
"SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS"
HIGH POINT ESSO SERVICE
830 N. Main Street Phone 3117
GRAY-ART FLOWER SHOP
"Let Our Flowers Say It For You"
East Lexington at North Main
Phone 7152
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HIGH POINT CIGAR COMPANY
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
i
TWILIGHT BEAUTY SHOP
"// Your Hair Looks Like a Mop
Visit the Twilight Beauty Shop"
636'/2 N. Main St. Phone 9740
KIDDIE TOT HOSIERY MILLS
DAISY MILLS, INC.
"Manufacturers Infant, Children, & Misses Hosiery"
Compliments of
Highland Motors, Inc.
Your
CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE
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HUGHES EQUIPMENT COMPANY
CHURCH, SCHOOL AND INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE
Office and Showroom : 1229 Montlieu Avenue
Phone 6981
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HIGH POINT BARBER SHOP
300 N. Main Street Ph°ne 364 °
REDWINE HARDWARE CO.
208 N. Main High Point, N. C.
Phone 3444
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ASHEBORO, N. C.
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Security National Bank
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PEGRAM-BURTON, INC.
129 S. Main Street
High Point, North Carolina
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B. & W. UPHOLSTERY, INC.
Compliments of
HENRY J. YORK
Phone 2-2615
GENERAL INSURANCE
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WARD BAKING CO.
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THE FLI-BACK SALES CORP.
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Paddle & Ball Games Return Tops
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B. b F. CAFE
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Thomasville, N. C.
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FIELDS, INC.
"CLOTHING & FURNISHINGS"
Thomasville, N. C.
McGHEE UPHOLSTERY, INC
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Box 329 Phones 4365 - 5921
High Point, North Carolina
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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
widely recognized and our ability to do this is established.
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"Nothing But Service To Sell"
PERKINS PONTIAC, INC.
408 National Highway
Thomasville, North Carolina
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
of HIGH POINT
High Point. North Carolina
Compliments of
A FRIEND
THE SWEET SHOPPE
113 North Main Street Phone 3745
High Point. North Carolina
"All Your Bakery Needs"
Chairtown Finance & Insurance Co.
AUTO FINANCING Phone 2754
656 National Highway T-ville
SWAIM SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.
Wholesale
Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies
High Point - Salisbury - Rocky Mount
REED SUPPLY CO.
-EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER"
Between High Point and Thomusville
S. P. Kimsey Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
CONTRACTING SUPPLIES AND APPLIANCES
Phone 3241
1915 English Street High Point, N. C.
Compliments of
CAROLINA CONTAINER CO.
High Point, North Carolina
HIATT TIRE COMPANY
Willowbrook and W. Greene Streets
High Point, North Carolina
I Hunter Coal b Oil Co.
COAL : FUEL OIL : HEATING SERVICE
Phone 3366
KEPLEY'S BARBECUE
1304 N. Main Street
High Point, North Carolina
OAK VIEW SUPPLY MARKET
"Our Specially — Country Ham"
2401 N. Main St. Ext. High Point, N, C.
Compliments of
CUMMINS DIESEL SALES CORP.
N. Main Street
High Point, North Carolina
SPAINHOUR TIN SHOP
ROOFING, PIPING, HEATING
Phone 888 Thomasville, N. C.
LOGAN HEATING COMPANY
Winston-Salem, N. C.
HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
Compliments of
A FRIEND
SILVER KNIT HOSIERY MILLS, INC.
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE HOSIERY
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
DEDMON PRODUCE CO.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
Phone 4960
High Point, North Carolina
ROSE RADIO SALES & SERVICE
MOTOROLA RADIOS & TELEVISION
JOHNSON'S OUTBOARD MOTORS
438 N. Wrenn Street High Point, N. C.
Venetian Blinds - Window Shades -Tape -Cord
Cornices - Drapery Hardware
Manufacturers
MONARK SHADE & BLIND CO.
Phone 9504 1406 N. Main Street High Point, N. C.
Anderson's West End Drug Store
1550 English Street
Phone 9376
High Point, North Carolina
FIVE POINTS LAUNDROMAT
Montlieu Avenue
High Point, North Carolina
HAROLD C. DAVIS
"Chapel of Flowers"
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Phone 5049
' Compliments of
COLTRANE-GRAHAM
CONSTRUCTION CO.
245 South Hamilton Street
Phone 9695
High Point, North Carolina
S. E. HAUSER, INC.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
517 S. Hamilton Street
Phone 9369
Central Ice & Coal
W. Broad & W. Russell
High Point, N. C. Phones 9141 - 4507
RING-HARRIS PHARMACY
"PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY"
122 N. Main Street Phone 3333
College Students Welcome
MARSH
FURNITURE
COMPANY
Manufacturers
KITCHEN FURNITURE
Since 1906
High Point, North Carolina
HARRIS DRUG STORE
PRESCRIPTIONS
1231 Montlieu Avenue
Phone 7203 High Point, N. C.
j STA-NU Finishing Process Is Exclusive With Us
At No Extra Cost
High Point Steam Laundry, Inc.
PHONE 2-3325
Compliments of
A FRIEND
PERLEY A. THOMAS
CAR WORKS, INC.
Designers unci Maniijciciurers of
BUS BODIES
High Point, North Carolina
®ii2Wr»
Custom Quality at Praftical Prices
Factories at High Point, Mocksville and
Morganton, N. C.
DIFFENDAL'S FLOOR COVERINGS
LINOLEUM INCORPORATED CARPETS
ASPHALT TILE c , , , , ,, ,. RUGS
RUBBER TILE ^ W Iwtallattons L|N|NGS
743 N. MAIN ST. :-: TELEPHONE 3066
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
TELEVISION SALES b SERVICE, INC.
RCA, DUMONT, PHILCO, MAGNA VOX 1
Service By Factory Men
735 North Main Phone 7934
MANN'S
CUT-RATE DRUG STORES
HIGH POINT, N. C. KANNAPOLIS, N. C.
GREENSBORO, N. C. REIDSVILLE, N, C.
THOMASVILLE, N, C.BURLINGTON, N. C.
LEXINGTON, N. C.
JARRETT'S STATIONERY CO.
Established 1902
106 N. Wrenn Street High Point, N. C.
MURROW'S TRANSFER, INC.
MOVERS OF NEW FURNITURE
in
North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee
Phone 8959
Compliments of
LINDALE DAIRY CORPORATION
Lexington Avenue
EDGAR SNIDER - Printing
GRIFFITH
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.
TYPEWRITERS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Phone 4573 505 N. Main
GRACE FLOWER SHOP
Wrenn at Howell Street
Edgar Snider '36
C. DeWirr Holton Furniture Co.
"Quality Furniture & Carpets"
817 South Main Street
Phone 3791
Compliments of
THE LILLY COMPANY
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
ENGLISH MOTOR CO.
Washington Street
HIGH POINT, N. C.
FORD— Test Drive It— Value Check It
Compliments of
VOGUE CLEANERS
PICKUP AND DELIVERY
201 English 1501 English
753 N. Main
SPORTSWEAR FORMALS TO RENT
SHACKELFORD'S
140 N. Main Street
Nunn-Bush Shoes Custom Tailoring
KOONTS-McGHEE DRUG CO.
Opposite Post Office
PHONE 3373
THE GRIFFITH TAILORING CO.
Made to Order Suits jor Ladies and Men
1561/2 South Main Street
Marvin H. Griffith High Point, N. C.
Compliments of
A FRIEND
Compliments of
Logan Porter Mirror Company
Master Mirrors
IDOL-GREEN CO.
Real Estate Sales Property Management
Insurance Mortgage Loans
115 W. Washington Street Phone 5069
CAROLINA UPHOLSTERY
COMPANY, INC.
Manufacturers of
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA
Compliments of
DALLAS, INC.
KENNEDY OIL COMPANY
Phone 3027
"CROWN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS"
1203 Tryon Street P. O. Box 1428
HrGH Point, North Carolina
HIGH POINT SAVINGS
& TRUST COMPANY
CONSERVATIVE BANKING SINCE 1905
Member of F.D.I.C.
Compliments of
DICK CULLER'S, INC.
SPORTING GOODS
142 Church Street
High Point Boiler & Tank Co., Inc.
2411 English Street
Phone 9138
High Point. North Carolina
MURROW'S TRANSFER, INC.
MOVERS OF NEW FURNITURE
in
North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee
Phone 8959
Compliments of
TEMPLE MOTOR CO.
JIMMY MITCHELL, INC.
VENEERS
High Point, North Carolina
HARRIS-KELLY MUSIC CO.
FINE PIANOS — HAMMOND ORGANS
2432 English Street Phone 3209
Compliments of
CASARD FURNITURE
MANUFACTURING CORP.
Manufacturers of
FINE FURNITURE
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
THOMASVILLE CHAIR CO.
and
FINCH FURNITURE CO.
STANLEY'S JEWELERS
THE DIAMOND and WATCH STORE
"Honest Values — Convenient Terms"
SUNSHINE LAUNDRY
MONITE MOTH-PROOF DRY CLEANING
210-212 Pine Street Dial 3393
HAUSER & MARLEY
SEED, FEED & FERTILIZER
118-120 N. Wrenn St.
Phone 9776
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE CO.
South Wrenn Street
High Point, North Carolina
The High Point Chamber of Commerce
is proud of having students of
High Point College
in our city.
Our industries invite you to prepare yourselves
to fill jobs with them.
I
TIRE /
SERVICE/
1*ULu *Ji*e <Mead<f*uvitviA
ILS.R0YAL
TIRES
THURSTON ST.- Just off N.MAIN ST.
THE PRINTING WORD
MAKES EDUCATION
POSSIBLE
MKNDENHALL-MOOREl
"Better Printing Pays"
PRINTING jjj H| 1 1 COMPA NY
HIGH POINT
NORTH CAROLINA
ONE STUDENT TELLS ANOTHER
WW,
IJEUJELERSl^
MARSDEN-SLATE, INC.
513 English Street
CAROLINA-FARNSWORTH
"Serving the Furniture Industry"
625 Ward Street
JOHN SEXTON & CO.
The National Chain
Wholesale Grocers
P. O. Box 4142
Federal Annex
ATLANTA 2, GEORGIA
Compliments of
SHERATON HOTEL
Compliments of
FRIEDMAN'S
1335 N. Main Phone 3060
ENGLISH RADIO b TV SERVICE
"We Specialize in Television and Radio Repair"
R. H. Freeman High Point. N. C.
Peanut
Butter
Sandwiches
Peanuts
Candy
Potato Chips
FAST FURNITURE FACTS
DID YOU KNOW? . . . that High Point College is located in the
heart of the greatest concentration of furniture production in the
world.
DID YOU KNOW? . . . that within 150 miles of the campus there
is manufactured over 50 per cent of all the bedroom furniture
and over 40 per cent of all the dining room furniture produced
in the United States.
DID YOU KNOW? . . . that over 20.000 retail furniture buyers
from every state in the union visit High Point annually to shop
and buy from sources that are nationally recognized for the high
quality of the design, materials and construction of their
merchandise.
Teacher's Pet
and friend to pupils, too,
when better classroom
lighting promotes
Protected eyesight
Closer attention to work
An improved achieve-
ment record,
A friendlier, more co-
operative atmosphere.
, DUKE
•OWER COMPANY
v!:-.V
, < «
Compliments of
MYRTLE DESK CO.
Manufacturers o]
OFFICE AND INSTITUTIONAL
FURNITURE
Salute to the Graduates of 1956
from the Manufacturers of
Work V Play Clothes
On the threshold of a life career it can well be remembered
that he who resolves to work need never be a problem to him-
self or others. Opportunities multiply as they are seized; they
die when neglected. Life is a long line of opportunities. Wealth
is not in making money, but in making the man while he is
making money. Production, not destruction, leads to success.
Every good fortune to you.
ANVIL BRAND FACTORIES
Since 1899 High Point, IV. C.
W. E. LINTHICUM AND SON
READY MIXED CONCRETE
High Point
Asheboro
Siler City
Jacksonville
Compliments of
BELK-BECK
High Point's Largest Leading
Department Store
J. W. SECHREST & SON, INC.
Serving This Community Since 1897
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
CLOVER BRAND
DAIRIES, INC.
High Point, North Carolina
"Let Clover Brand Purity
Be Your Security"
Compliments of
KIRKMAN SHOE STORE
W. A. DAVIS MILLING CO.
1 10 South Perry Street
Telephone 2360 - 2165
Millers of FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED
AMERICAN SERVICE COMPANY
236 West Russell Street
High Point, North Carolina
ICE — COAL
Compliments of
JIFFY MANUFACTURING CO.
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
JONES AND PEACOCK, INC.
CECIL'S DRUG STORE
610 North Main Street
Phone 2-3369
STEELE'S DINER
Owned and Operated by Former
High Point College Students
BURTON UPHOLSTERY COMPANY
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
Manufacturers
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
PIEDMONT COLOR AND
CHEMICAL CO.
High Point, North Carolina
Save
By Placing Your
Insurance of All Kinds
With Us
ALLEN B. WELBORN, INC.
101 W. Green Street
1
!
JEROME W. GOLDEN
of
RAPPOPORT STUDIOS
485 Fifth Avenue
NEW YORK CITY
OFFICIAL PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS
for the
"1956 ZENITH"
Compliments of
SWARTZ INCORPORATION
High Point, North Carolina
EMERYWOOD BEAUTY
SHOPPE
North Main Street High Point, N. C.
HEDGECOCK LUMBER CO.
1213 Ward Street Phone 4006
"Where the Home Begins in High Point"
PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS CO.
GLASS : MIRRORS : PAINTS : BRUSHES
1 South Hamilton
Compliments of
FRIENDS
NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY
205 Centennial Avenue
Telephone 3364
Compliments of
NATIONAL UPHOLSTERY CO.
Compliments of
BELL RECORD SHOP
114 W. Washington Street
High Point. North Carolina
KEARN'S ESSO SERVICE
1349 North Main Street
Phone 6983
"Service Our Business"
RIVER ROAD INN
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN
5 Points, High Point
Compliments of
ROBERT E. LEE HOTEL
Compliments of
CENTER THEATER
"Enjoy the Best in Movies"
High Point, North Carolina
Compliments of
The
GRANVILLE BONDED
WAREHOUSE
South Main
High Point, North Carolina
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
Compliments of
A FRIEND
—
CLINE CLEANERS
1237 Montlieu Avenue
Phone 82335
WHITLARK'S FLOWER SHOP
"Say It With Flowers"
But Say It With Ours
206 W. Howell Street Phone 2-4145
| Compliments of
NOLAND SUPPLY CO.
WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA
HANES HOSIERY MILL
Ivy Avenue
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 1
HANES KNITTING MILL
N. Main Street
Winston-Salem, North Carolina j
THE ZENITH
ANOTHER FINE QUALITY ANNUAL
PRINTED AND BOUND IN OUR MODERN PLANT
IN RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
The Leading Quality Annual
Printers in North Carolina
EDWARDS & BROUGHTON COMPANY
SINCE 1871
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
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