THE BAGPIPEVOLUME EIGHT

Administra.ion Building, Painted in 0.1 by R. C. Dourer

Published By The

SOPHOMORE CLASSPRESBYTERIAN JUNIOR COLLEGE

MAXTON, NORTH CAROLINA1941

DESIGNED AND PRINTED BYWILMINOTON STAMP « PRINTING COMPANY

WILMINGTON, N. C.

FOREWORD

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Aye, ladd,es!/we>(re gon^ anyone itr -Ve'vepmired^t 6ur' hurt's bW for thecause. We/aye worked^o/bo^o shadows. We 'ave racked our brainV torn ourha.r, and/^cially wre/fc^ oursetfs for ye ole annu.,1. Our photo>;r.,phcr skers froma case oysKutter^t^e business manager has filed bankrupcy; the advcrtlsinlNcLartmentst.ll sheers irofir-eool receptions; the art department is a picture of despal>;\nd we,the ediorial staff, are;,buried under a pyramid of papers. Hoot men! but fwas)a hardfight! We had a S<!btcfi)nar>'s budget, but spent like a Roosevelt. We hope /lat ourpoor effoX^ will, j/later years, recall to mind happy memories of ye dear old P. JyC. Weel,we 'ave sai>Uur/say and,rtiade our excuses; but really mon, we, think it

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BR P.

ALMA MATER

To thee, dear College, do we raise

Our voices in acclaim.

And memories of yesteryear

Shall cluster 'round thy name;

And as we sing our College song,

Unfurl the banners free

Revealing Liberty and Truth

Forever P. J. C.

DEDICATION

ROCKWELL SMITH BOYLE

All adjectives of the English Language seem inadequate in

devising an appropriate description of our "Grammar-pro-ducing genius". His inexhaustible source of knowledge,

his extraordinary wit. and his great understanding have

made him loved and respected by all. Some think that

the diamond is the most valuable stone; but, in our estima-

tion, our "Rock" takes top honors.

COLLEGE

PRESIDENT

REV. LOUIS C. LaMOTTE, A.B., M.A., B.D., Th.M., D.D."Pr.'vy"

(Presbytcria,, College of South Coral.na. Southern College of Y. M. C. A., Columbia Theolojieal SeminaUniversity of South Carolina, Princeton Theological Seminary.)

Department of Bible (1938).

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FACULTY

v~1^ Howard Steven Brown, B.S.

"Coach"(Davidson College, University of North Carolina.)

Dean of Students, Departments of Social Science and Physical Tducatii

(1938-c).

Rev. Robert B. Smith, B.D., Th.M.

'Warfichr(University of Virginia, Louisville Theological Seminary.)

Department of Modern Languages (1937-c).

FACULTY

Otto Walter Ferrene, B.S., M.A.

'Otto''

(Presbyterian CollcRC of South Carolina, Furman University. Uniycrsitvor Alabama.)

Department of Science (1932).

Rockwell Smith Boyle, A.B., M.A.

"Kock"(Hampden-Syjney Oillese, Washington and Lee University.)

Department of Ini;!ish {1936).

FACULTY

F. H. PoNISH

"Ponis/j"

(Montana State School of Mines, Violin in Vienna, Austria, Orchestral.ind Band Instruments Under Private Teachers in U. S. A., Instructorin Rusk College, Rusk. Texas.)

Uepartmcnt of Music (19,8).

John O. Mann, Jr., A.B.

"/. or(Davidson College. University of North Carolina, LaSalle University.)

Department of Commerce (1936).

FACULTY

SrALDiNG Paine, B.S., M.A.

"Pain"(Emory University, University of Georgia, Duke University. StatcsboroTeachers' College.)

Department of History {1941).

RoHKRT Mack Robinson, Jr., A.B,

"Mack"{Erskinc College.)

Ocpartmcnt of Matlicmatics (1940).

FACULTY

Mrs. Ellfn Brandt S«ttzer

"Ma"(PInra Mjcdiinald College.)

M.i:r(tn and Oielitian (1939).

Miss Everett Woods MacGowan, A.B., M. A.

"Miss Maggie"(Goucher College, University of Latvia. The Sorbonnc, \Silliain andMary, Columbia University.)

Librarian ( 1940J

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FACULTY

Mrs. Henry I.. Forde

"Lou/.sc''

(Flora Macdonald College)

Secretary tu Business Manager.Department of Business Adminiscratio

(Presbyterian Junior College, Davidson College.)

Department of History ( 1941')

OFF GUARD

STUDENT BODY OFFICERS

DuRANT PERKINSON AUSTIN

MlHARn PuRKINSON

Richard UuRant .

Don Austin

President

Vice-President

Secretary-Trc.isurer

CLASSES

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

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COLEMAN HAWTHORNE STEPHENSON

RoBLRT Hawthorne •........ President

Lucius Stephenson Vice-President

Lester Coleman Secretary-Treasurer

SOPHOMORE CLASS

DON CHARLTON" AUSTINGreensboro, N. C.

"Don"

Student Council 41 : Intramural Sports 40.

41 ; Literary Society 41 : Baseball 40. 41 ;

Block 'P" Club 40, 41.

ROBFRT LEROY BANNERMANVC'hiteville, N. C.

"Pii-.Wcc"

Editor-in-Chief of Thr Bagpipe '41 ; Pub-licity Chairman of the S. C. A. 41; Intra-

mural Sports 40. 41 : Assistant to Profes-

sor HoUis 41 : Associate Editor of ThrBagpipe 40 ; The Variety Show 40 ; Home-coming Committee 41.

FDVARD EARL BELLPollocksville. N. C.

"EJ"

Dance Committee 41 ; Freshman AdvisoryCouncil 41 ; Intramural Sports 40. 41 ;

Calisthenics Instructor 41; Aviation 41.

ALLEN CARMICHAELLaurinburg. N. C.

"Mike"

Baseball 40. 41 : Baseball Captain 41 :

Dean's List 41; Day Student.

SOPHOMORE CLASS

JOHN HARMON CHAPINLiliington, N. C.

"Chape"

Track 41 : Assistant tu Registrar U; I

mural Sports 40. 41.

LESTER L. COLEMANColumbus, Ga.

"Bloildy

P'ootball 40. 41 : Basketball 41 ; Baseball 4041 : Vice-President of Freshman Class 40Glee Club 40: Intramural Sports 40. 41Block -P- Club 40. 41: Block "P" President41 ; Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class41 : Student Council 40. 41 : Dean's List 40.41

:Home Mission Chairman of S. C. A.

41 : Monitor 41.

.lOSEPH L. COMEREllcrbc, N. C.

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Dean's Li.st 40; Intramural Sports 41:Monitor 41 ; Assistant to Professor Smith41.

CHARLES GILPIN COPELANWashington. D. C.

"Ch,<ck"

Aviation 40. 41 : Aviation Club 41 : Adver-tisinc Manager of The Hamiipf 41 ; TheVariety Sh.isv 40: Social Chairman ofS. C. A. 41 ; Homecominc Committee 41.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

JOHN BURNS COTTINGHAMMaxton, N. C.

"Jack"

Intramiira) Sports 40. 41 ; Day Studentin. 41.

DEAN HOVi'ELL CRAWFORD. Jr.

Marion, N. C.

"Liiilhcrlip"

President of Glee Club 41 ; Literary Society

41 : Orcanizer and Member of P. J. C.

Swinp Band 4(1. 41 : The Variety Show 40;CoUeee Orchestra 40. 41 : The BagpipeStaff 40; Dance Committee 40; Dean's List

40; Intramural Sports 40, 41.

LAWTON F. DOUGLASCitra, Fla.

"Dou,^"

Dean's List 40. 41 ; President of S. C. A.41 ; Basketball 40. 41 ; Block "P" Club 40,

41: Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 41;Intramural Sports 40. 41.

RICHARD S. DuRANTSouthern Pines, N. C.

"Dick"

Football 41 : Vice-President of StudentBody 41: Student Council 41; Art Editorof The Bagpipe 41; Homecoming Commit-tee 41.

SOPHOMORE CLASS

HARRIS J. FIELDSGreenfields, Anguilla, Miss.

"Jay"

Manacer and Member nf Traek Team 41;Intramural Sports 41.

HENRY FREDERICK GRADYSeven Springs, N. C.

"Becky"

Dean's List 40. 41; Glee Club 40.

EDWIN McNEELY GUEST, Jk.

Laurinburg, N. C.

"Mm k"

P. J. C. Swing Band 40, 41 ; The VarietyShow 40; Homecoming Committee 41;

Tennis 41; Day Student 40. 41; Intra-

mural Sports 40. 41.

ROIiIRT MARSHALL HA\CTHORNI':Tokuma Pjrk, Md.

"Boh-

Student Council 40. 41 : Glee Club 40. 41 ;

President of Sophomore Class 41; Football40; Track 40; P. J. C. Swintr Band 41;Freshman Advisory Council 41 : The Va-riety Show 40 ; Intramural Sports 40

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Homecoming Committee 41.

SOPHOMORE CLASS

GATTIS C. HONEYCUTT, Jr.

Greenville, N. C.

"Honey"

Foothall 41 ; Basketball 40. 41 : Baseball

4(1. 41. P. J. C. SwinE Band 40: Intra-mural .Sport.s 40. 41.

B. A. KEIGER, Jr.

"^"inston-Salem, N. C.

"Bill"

Tennis 38; Aviation Club 41; IntramuralSports 37. 38.

CHARLES ED^'IN KIRKPATRICKMjxton, N. C.

'Kirk-

Baseball 40. 41; Dean's List 40. 41.

HAROLD B. LAMBCirland. N. C.

Tr/s"

Basketball Team 40. 41; Baseball 40;Track 41; Intramural 40. 41.

SOPHOMORE CLASS

ELIZABETH EUGENIA McDONALDLaurinburg, N. C.

"Lib"

Day Student in. 41.

BENNETT KIRKMAN McKINNONMaxton, N. C.

"Bcttity"

Day Student 40, 41; Literary Society 40,41: Baiieball 4(1, Tennis 41: Dean's List40, 41 : Intramural Sports 41 : Marshal 40.

ROBERT ABNER MacLEANMaxton, N. C.

'•Lit Mv,n"

Dean's List 40. 41 ; Day Student 4IJ, 41.

CLAY OLIVER McRAEHamlet, N. C.

"Mm"Tennis Team 41 ; Intramural Sports 40. 41

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Dean's List 40 ; The Variety Show 40.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

D\riGHT L. ODUMCoats, X. C.

"OJiini"

Baseball 39. 40; Block " P" Club U : Man-ager of Basketball Team 40; Basketball 41 :

The Va riet y Show 40; 1 n tram u ral Sports39. 40. 41: Dean's List 39. 40: FreshmanAdvisory Council 40; Aviation 40. 41;President of Aviation Club 41.

MILLARD LEE PERKINSONLittleton. N. C.

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Football 40. 41 ; Baseball 40. 41 : Block •p"Club 40. 41 ; President of Student Body 41 ;

Student Council 41 : Chairman of Home-coming Committee il : The Variety Show40 : Manager of Student Store 41 : Intra-mural Sports 40. 41.

MARY MARGARET SINCLAIRMaxton. N. C"Lift!c Mary"

Day Student 41.

HAROLD SIVERTSENAutcryville, N. C.

"S/irv"

Football 40. 41 : Co-Captain of FootballTeam 41 : Basketball 40. 41 ; Baseball 39.40: Captain of Baseball Team 40: Block' P"' Club 40. 41; Vice-President of BlockP" Club 41: Student Council 41: Vice-President of Sophomore Class 40 ; Fresh-man Advisory Council 40. 41; Track 40;Deans List 40. 41; Aviation 41; AviationClub 41 ; Homecominp Committee 41 : Busi-ness Manager of Thr Bagpipe 41 ; Intra-mural Sports 40. 41.

SOPHOMORE CLASS

HOMER ASHLEY SPENCERCharlotte, N. C.

"In hr

Dean's List 4R. 41; Secretary of S. C. A.41: Literary Society 40. 41; Assistant toPresident 4U ; Assistant to Librarian 41;Marshal 40; Intramural Sports 4(1, 41.

LUCIUS H. STEPHENSONMonterey. Va.

"Luke"

Football 41; Track 40. 41; Aviation 41;Aviation Club 41 ; Vice-President of Sopholmore Class 41 ; Student Council 41 ; Boxins41: Deans List 40: Intramural Sports40. 41.

HUMBERTO TORRESMaxton, N. C.

"Torres"

Basketball 40; Baseball 1(J ; IntramuralSports 40. 41.

\\TLLIA\4 BAKER YOUNGH.ilifa>;, V.i.

"Bill"

Prayer MeetinK Chairman of S. C. A. 41 :

Track 40. 41; Baseball 41; Glee Club 40.

41: Intramural Sports 40. 41.

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

HOUSLtV CORBET! McCASLlN

James Corbett. „ ,

President

Clifton Housley. . i/- r, jVice-President

Joe McCaslin . . c -r-. jecrctary-1 reasurer

FRESHMAN CLASS

JOHN L. ARMISTEAD"John"

Rockingham, N. C.

JOHN K. BEASLEY•7. A-."

Louisburg, N. C.

ERNEST R. CALCOTE"Calco/r"

Chester, Miss.

JOE B. CLARK"Dili"

Rosindale, N. C.

ROBERT A. CLARK. Jr.

"Yank"

Pcllam Manor. N. V.

FRANK K. BALLARD"Frjrjk"

Tarboro. N. C.

RILEY A. BRADHAM"Duity"

Sumter, S. C

EARL J. CARPENTER. Jr.

"Knappy"

Lumbcrton, N. C.

JA.MES H. CLARK. Jr

"Inn"

Elizabcthtown. X. C.

JAMKS M. CORBETT"Jim"

Bowling Green, S. C.

FRESHMAN CLASS

GKORGE I. CORCORAN"Gcorj^c"

Charleston, S. C.

MARY L. COUSAR"Mary"

Maxton, N. C.

ANDRF,«' H. HASSF.LL

Spindalc, N. C.

lOHN K. HUBBARD. Jr.

"lack"

r.ivcitcvillc. N. C.

ELEANOR F. COTTINGHAM"S/i"

Maxton. N. C.

UNION '*"ORTH CURRIE, Jr.

"Worth"

Red Springs, N. C.

CHARLES L. FOUNTAIN r. KENDALL GRADY"h-llyhrUy"

"0//t"Tarboro. N. C. Kinston. N. C.

CLIFTON W. HOUSLEY. Jr.

"ciiir

\Vashington. D. C.

OBFD QUAY JOHNSON"Quay"

CJoldsmn, N. C.

FRESHMAN CLASS

MARY SUE MOORE JAMES R. MURDOCK"Mary" "fiiiittiy"

Laurinburg, N. C. Newport, N. C.

CARLTON PRIEST NUNNEMAKER"Shier''

^'agrum, N. C.

iJiTLEIAM BRUCE ROBB"Bill"

Columbia, S. C.

EDWARD E. SEAY"T?irki-y"

Turkey, N, C.

HENRY F. SLAUGHENHAUPT"Henry"

Tarboro, N. C.

RAOUL PASCUAL"Pasky"

Encurcijada, S. C, Cuba

JAMES Y. SCRUGGS';;"'

Rock Hill, S. C.

MABEL SINCLAIR

"Mjhie"

Maxton, N. C.

WILLIAM TED SMITH"TeJ"

Badin, N. C.

FRESHMAN CLASS

HhNRY GIBBS JOHNSON"Gihhi"

Fountain, N. C.

RUSSELL KJNNEY"Kinney"

Charlotte, N. C.

CARL H. LIVERMORErliitr"

Lumbcrton. N. C.

T. c. McAllister"Tom"

Muunt PIfjsant, N. C.

CHARLES S. McCOY"Charlci"

Laurinburg, N. C.

HUDSON GAYLOR KELLY"Kelly"

Raleigh, N. C.

LA RUE «'. LANGSTON"Horry"

Conway, S. C.

F. B. MARKEY"Markey"

Charlotte, N. C.

JOE \CHITNER McCASLIN"foe"

Sanford, Fla.

C. C. McLELLAND, Jr.

"Mor"

Dunn, N. C.

FRESHMAN CLASS

VSYNONA SQUIRES"BlotiJif"

Maxton, N. C.

VAYNE T. THOMAS"Sporl"

High Springs. Fla.

EUGENE TIDDY"Gene"

Shelby, N. C.

WILLIAM HAROLD TURNLEY"HarJIcy"

Kinston, N. C.

J. BRYCE rORLEY

Pink Hill, N. C.

JOHN M. STORY"John-

^'ilmington, N. C.

HENRY MAGRUDER THOMPSON"Mac"

Hilton \'ill3ge, Va.

J. M. TOLLESON"Biiihly

Perry, Ga.

ROBERT A. ^'OOD"Boh"

Keyser, \J'. ^'a.

LEWIS J. WORRELL. Jr

"\r'/j,T:v"

Tampa. Fla.

YTERIAN JUNIOR COL

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ORGANIZATIONS

STUDENT COUNCIL

Millard Pirkinson . . n -jPresident

Richard DuRant ... \r:~„ v i ^. Vice-President

Don Austin ... cciecretary

Freshman C/rtss $,q,howorc Class

James Corbett .. .

President Robfrt Havcthorne. . President

Frank Ballard .. Representative Lucius Stephenson . Rcprcsent.itive

Worth Currie . . Representative Lester Coleman . . Representative

Harold Sivertsln

Freshman Advisory Council

BAGPIPE STAFF

Editorial Staff

LeRoy Bannerman Editor

Cliff Housley Associate Editor

Lewis Worrell Photographic Editor

John Beasley Assistant Photographic Editor

Richard DuRant Art Editor

Biisiiics'i Staff

Harold Sivertsen Business Manager

Charles Copelan Advertising Manager

Andrew Hassell Assistant Advertising Manager

Wayne Thomas-j-ypi^^

Clyde Browne ........ Tvoist

STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

SPENCIiR DOUGLAS BROWNE

Law'ton Douglas

Clyde Browne

Homer Spencer

President

Vice-President

Secrct.iry

cimpus, the Studcn: Clirisii.in A-.ukAs

,1 creator of Clinstian .itmosphcrc on

pl.ltcd n,t,ch .n the p«. year, ,n .p,to of the „,.,„y ,tt,„,bli„s blocks that have been erected ,„ a. path ofpres. Cha„g.„g off,cer. slowed down ,ts ,vork considerably, but the remant.n., cab.net kept the "hor.efires burn.ng and the S. C. A. co„n„„eJ to ft,nct,o„. At the co,.p]et,on of th,s years work the S. C, Achalked up several str.ktng accomplishnaents. An S. C. A. mission ..,s begun and „,a,„tained very eff-cently. One of the greatest soc.al functions of the year was sponsored along w,tl, many other ,ntere,t,ngprograms. The Student Chr.st.an Association officers can now dust off the.r hands and s,y "The iob ,tfinished; wc have done our best—and the best is ail anybody can do!"

LITERARY SOCIETY

Charles McCoy President

Ronald Calcote .......... Vice-President

John Beaslev Sccret.irv

The Literary Society, under the careful guidance of Professor Robinson, launched the year's program withseveral fiery debates. Mi'ith a picked team to represent P. J. C. the Literary Society entered a state-wide

debate tournament in Monroe. N. C. and emerged with third place. No sooner had the team accustomedthemselves with P. J. C. in general than they were put on the road again. Their destination this time wasLeas-McRae Junior College where they met the crack debating teams of the Southeast. Due to inexperience,

the boys were swept off their feet in verbal combat. On April the seventh the debating team steps up a

notch by entering the national debating contest to be held in Charlotte. Among the many accomplish-

ments with which the Literary Society has been accredited, the most surprising was the joining of the

National Forensic Fraternity, Phi Rho Pi. Here goes the best of luck to the Zcta Chapter of the Phi RhoPi, and may it argue itself to fame and fortune.

WINGS

The purple shadow, of a pa„i„s plane gl.de silently ae,,ss the can,pus-,ts wings over P. J. C! S.nce

.939 dronmg motors have swooped low over the traditional dome and have interrupted our classes. Presby-terian Junior College has seen the modern trend swing upward toward the blue skies and through thefacilities of the United State, Government has ,ns:alled a Civilian Pilot Training Unit. Now, air-mindedstudents sprout w.ngs and fly with a thorough knowledge of aircraft. Remember, fellows, as you pilot

the ship of life you are destined to run into fog or other troubles. Always keep your chin up and your eyeon the instruments and you will pull through. You have a toolkit of knowledge received from your AlmaMater; use it, and you can avoid engine trouble. Th, B.gf'P'' hopes you will always have a hand on thethratdc and wishes I'or yuu 3 ii.ippy t-ligln.

GLEE CLUB

Under the able direction of Mr. and Mn;. Ponisli, this year's Glcc Club has far surpassed all expectations.

This singing group has taken part in many school programs, church programs, and has aided other outside

organizations. Constant practice (at least Dean Crawford announced it quite often) has developed excellent

vocal chords in P. J. C. Director Ponish i>> now getting his boys in shape for his Spring Recital, which is

expected to be a remarkable success.

BLOCK "P" CLUB

Tlu. Bl„ck ? Club is an org.,ni..u;„„ „f n.u.r" „,c„. Only l„„c athlcu. wl.n have won tl,c,r Icucrs.n s,™. .pore, and sho. du-nasclv. „„.dn- of d,is honor, ar. per,n,„cd n:, .nu-r. The club has obtainedwondcr.ui rccogn.t.on on the campus: and u, member, are nsuallv very prom.nent m the social life ofthe school. Lester Coleman, Jr., the president of the Block "P"prtt\ed himself .v\ efficient leader.

Club, well liked by all and has

ATHLETICS

FOOTBALL

As far as football was concerned ... we came ... we saw ... we lost. Although bad luck en-

veloped our battling eleven, a spirit existed that could not be bcked. Ben Floyd "snake-hipped" his wayinto "pay-dirt" territory several times during the season Rouse Lupton and Captain Harold Sivertsen

urged the team on and kept the fans on edge with their thrilling playing. This year the "Scocties"

suffered a heavy schedule but showed some real fight in the gridiron classics of the year. While the

opponents possessed the ball the boys followed the true Scotchman spirit—they were stingy with every

yard. With most of the football team clad ,n cap and s"wn at the end of this year, the pigskin

responsibilities will lie on the flashy Freshmen who displayed some outstanding playing this year, particu-

larl)- "Bud" Langston and Jim Corbett.

SPORT GLANCES

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BASKETBALL

Tlic Presbyterian Junior College "Scotties" trotted out on the court to start the 194, basketball season

in a big way. and once afiain they met terrific opposition. Strong teams such as Campbell, Wingate. and

E. M. I. swooped down upon our gallant quintet. Although the visitors went away few points to the

good, they .admitted that the game was not won without a terrific fight. Stars such as Lester Coleman,

Lawton Douglass, and Harold Sivertsen p,l,)ted the maroon-clad players across court to victory and lifted

the wet blanket of utter defeat. Although the "Scotties" will not have these men in next year's line-up,

promising Freshmen such as Seay, Turnley, Robb. Thomas, and Murdock, who made an excellent showing

this year, may sink the baskets for our dear Alma Mater next year.

BASEBALL

As The Bagpipe goes to press before the season gets underway, it's difficult to say what this year's teamwill do; but from the looks of the boys in practice, and the Coach's expression, ye ole annual seriously

believes that P. J. C. is headed for a year of victories. Captain Carmichael, that all-around star of the

diamond, seems to be in excellent condition and will be expected to handle the bulk of the work on the

mound. The only old players back this year, other than ,\llen. are .Mdlard Perkmson and Lester Coleman,who w,ll cover third and second, respectively. The hole left in the team by the absence of formerstars will be filled m by promismf Freshmen such .,s Harold Turnley. Jim Corbett. and Wayne Thomas.

"P. J. C." ROUTINE

Early to ris

"Betsy" goes for mail.

The bread line,

Where's everybody?

P. J. C or W. P. A.;

Afternoon nap.

Practice makes perfect.

Ye<. study hall.

'rmy In snack. JSr

SPONSORS

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MISS MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSONSponsored by Millard Perkinson

President of Student Body

MISS ALEASE MARTINSponsored by Robert Hawthorne

President of Sophomore Class

SPONSORS

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SPONSORS

MISS VIRGINIA MEARSSponsored by Richard DuRantVice-President of Student Body

MISS LOIS PARKERSponsored by Don Austin

Secretary of Student Body

MISS HELEN GRIMESSponsored by Dwight Oduir

President of Aviation Club

MISS MARGARET MORRISONSponsored by Dean Crawford

President of Glee Club

SPONSORS

K££T]

SPONSORS

MISS ELEANOR GODFREYSponsored by LaRue Langston

Football

MISS JAMIE LEE COPELANSponsored by Charles Copelan

Advertising Manager of Bagpipe

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MISS DOROTHY MARTINSponsored by LeRoy Bannerman

Editor of Bii\^[)/I)f

MISS JOCELYN MAGNESSSponsored by Harold Sivertsen

Business Manager of Bagpipe

SPONSORS

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Maxton, N. C.

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Maxton. N. C.

1'. J. C. Boys, Make Our StoreYour Headciuarters

Maxton Drug Store"The Friendly Store"

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Prescription Druggists

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Knight's Esso ServiceOne-Stop Ser\ice Station

Atlas Tires—Lubrication

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Maxton, N. C.

Wilbarn Service Co.

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The Best Food for the

Best Price

A Complete Line of

Groceries

Maxton, N. C.

CollcRe Boys, Have Your WorkDone At

Chisholm Dry Cleaning

Cleanini>-—Dyeing andTailoring

Phone 39

Maxton, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

Maxton Supply Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

General Electric Appliances

Hardware, A Specialty

Maxton, N. C.

Drennan's Garage

Complete Garage Service

Modern Wrecking Truck

Eleciric and Acetylene Weldine

I'hnne 2'i

Maxton, N. C.

COMPLLMEXTS OF

MERCER'S5c-10c to $1.00 Store

Maxton, N. C.

COMPLIMENT.? OF

THE CITY MARKETMaxton, N. C.

Gibson & Scotland

Theatre

A Cordial Welcome Awaits

You To .See

'The Sea.son".s Best Shows"

Laurinburp:, N. C.

The Young Men's Shop

Styles For All Men

Lonnie Hammond, Jr.

Laurinburg, N. C.

When in Laurinburg Drop Inand Brouse Around

Magazines—BooksStationery

Sporting Goods—Greeting CardsSchool Supplies

Evans Book andStationery Co.

Phone 1

1

Laurinburg. N. C.

McLeod & SinclairLumber Co.

Wholesalers and Retailers

Lumber and BuildingMaterial

Laurinburg, N. C.

Belk-Hensdale Co.Fayetteville, N. C.

Remember: "You Always Save

At Belk's"

BELLWOOD FOODPRODUCTS

FOR INSTITUTIONS

Distributed by

W. H. Williams &Company. Inc.

Richmond, Va.

McLaurin-McArthur

Sales—CHEVROLET—Service

We Service All Makes of Cars

Wrecking Service A Specialty

Phone 124

Laurinburg, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND

COMPLIMENTS OF

PHIL'S PLACEDrinks, Sandwiches, and Pool

Maxton. N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

R. E. SIMMONSGULF SERVICE STATION

Service With a Smile

Maxton, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

Williams Cash GroceryGrade "A" Market

Maxton, N. C.

(iood Eats At

LIBERTY CAFEGrade "A"Maxton, N. C.

BURNS GARAGEWe Specialize in Reconditioning

MotorsDay Phone .37 Night Phone 10.';

Maxton, N. C.

McRAE COMPANYBicycles and Fishing Tackle

Maxton, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

Maxton Oil & Fertilizer

CompanyMaxton, N. C.

Maxton Service Co.Distributors of Shell Products

Maxton, N. C.

E. Fleishman & Bros."On the Square"

Head to Knot Outfitters for Men,\\'omen and Children

ini-10:i Per-on StreetFayetteville. N. C.

ASK FOR

Morrolean FarmProducers of

Grade "A" Milk

Purity—Quality

I 'rot ect ion-Satisfaction

Phono 2602 Maxton, N. C.

Seaboard Air TransportInc.

H. M. BONER, Pres.

• Student Flights

• Student Instruction

• Cross Country Charter• Aerial Photography

COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND

Lumberton, N. C.

D. M. McMillanFORD DEALER

(Since 1912)

Rod Springs, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

Liberty ManufacturingCompany

Red .^prinffs, N. C.

CO.MPLIMENTS OF

Jordan Bottling Co.Pop Kola and P'ruit Drinlis

Laurinburff, N. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF 1

CITY GARAGEExpert Automobile Repair

WorkLaurinburpT- N. C.

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CAROLINA STUDIO71G Shepard Street

Durham. X. C.

Is Your Son

Ready for College?

IF YOU BELIEVE that the gap between high schooland university or senior college is too great for all savethe most mature student

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IF YOU DESIRE that your son have a definite con-tinuation of his Christian home atmosphere into a highereducational life

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IF YOU FEEL that a two-year practical cultural col-lege course with diplomas preparatory for business orcollege is desirable

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Find out what the Synod of North Carolina has pro-vided for you. In an ideal climate (forty miles south ofPinehurst) housed in modern buildings, manned by Uni-versity trained Christian Male teachers, administered bymen with sympathy for youth, offering accredited educationat low cost is

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The Presbyterian Junior College for MenLouis C. LaMotte, President

Maxton. North Carolina

FLORA MACDONALD COLLEGERed Springs. North Carolina

A SENIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMENA Standard Grade A. College for Women: Strong Faculty. Graduates acceptedfor graduate work by all leading Universities. Class A Teachers certificatesHome-like atmosphere. Personal attention to students by teachers.

Course.s Offered: Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Science (HomeEconomics) degrees. Secretarial Course. Athletics. Skillful physical directorand coach has general supervision of sports and physical training Archerybasketball, baseball, hockey, swimming, tennis, hiking, etc., are enjoyed in season.'

Social Activities: Receptions, teas, and many other social functions are providedat the college, while many hospitable and delightful homes of the citizens of RedSprings are open to the students.

Wide Patronage: Patronized at present by eleven states and four foreign countriesFive thousand Alumnae are engaged successfully as home makers, nurses, teachersdietitians, home demonstration agents, social workers, missionaries and in manyother useful professions.

Location: Near Fayetteville, Southern Pines, and Pinehurst. Delightful, health-ful, mineral springs and remarkable health record. Bus and railway connections.

Moderate Charges. For catalogue, write

HENRY G. BEDINGERPresident

THIS ANNUALdesigned, printed and produced

in our plant ....It is a practical example of our

ability to handle fine quality-

work.

WILMINGTONSTAMP AND

PRINTING CO.Wilmington, N. C.

DEAR "FELLOWS":

At the close of so many hours of planning and work by

the staff . . . any message we might add in this, our

own farewell, would savor a bit of self praise.

Yet, as we must part on the crossroads of life we, the

staff, wish to express our appreciation to each of you

who have so obligingly contributed to our endeavors.

Our hope is that you may derive some pleasure from the

pages of this annual in some distant future and recall

the pleasant memories which we have experienced in

association with you all. And now, please go away and

let us catch up with some long-lost sleep

!

—1941 BAGPIPE STAFF.

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