Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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FLORENCE GORDON, Clin-Now what can be said about Florence that the local laards have not said more etfectivcly? As Shakespeare might have Written, XVho is Flash ? W'hat is she, that all the swains commend her? W'hy B. S. U. president, of course. We might add a little word of her in- spirational qualities and her admirable efficiency, but we could not say it well enough. Florence has been a member of the Science Club, in the Home Makers Guild, a Society officer, a B. T. U. oflicer, commencement representative, a member of the Forensic Council, of the Volunteer Band, and an inter- collegiate debater. JOYCE HOWELL, Clm-Take a load of originality and mix it with a pleasing personality and you have Howell. She has been a member of the Y. VV. A., B. T. U., Y. T. C., Band, Glue Club, Volunteer Band, and Calaarrus County Club. She has also served as vice-president of the C-ll class. vice-president of the Clio Society, and on the Y. VV. A. Council. JANE GUNTER, Nun- Gunter has a way about her. You see it's this way. She has been C-I term president of Nonpareil Society, Sunday School superintendent. a member of the Dramatics Club, of Volunteer Band, and of Y. T. C. ELLEN GOFORTH, Clio-Neat from head to toe, Ellen's looks conform to her sweet simple manner. She left second semester to enter Duke School of Nursing. She was anniversary president of the Clio Society. secretary of New Dormitory, general secretary of Sunday School, president of the Rutherford County Club, a member uf the I. R. C., of the Y. T, C., and a Y. XV. A. oflicer. ORA LEE, Clio-Tiny Miss Lee can talte a whole audience and hold it in the palm of her hand. Quite .2 feat, but she does it casually. She has been a Sunday School officer, president of the Dramatics Club, vice-president and president of the Business Club. Y. T. C. oliicer, and a member of the Speech Choir. ALLINE RHOADS. Clin-Alline'i energy on the basketball court is exemf plified in her daily living. She has been a Sunday School ofliccr, Y. W. A. secretary, and a member of the Basketball Club. CLEO GRADY, Nm:-Sweet-natured and indef.1tigabln.+tl1at's what she is-always on the go, sometimes. Cleo has been a Sunday School otlieer, a B. T. U. oflicer, and a member of Y. T. C. LEE RHOADS GRADY NYG il ,.,,..,.-,... 4? GORDON HOWELL GUNTER GOFORTH ll

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A44 HONEYCUTT BRADFORD DIXON SINCLAIR qlioregroundj -3 O- XVOOD TAYLOR CHERRY MARIE WOOD, Noll-When a person has a good nature, you just have to like her. That's why Marie has so many friends. She has been a B. T. U. officer, a Sunday School oliicer, and a member of the Y. W. A. and Home Makers Guild. HELEN TAYLOR, Clio-Constancy and sweet-nature go a long way in this world, so will one who has an abundance of these qualities. Helen has been a member of thc Glee Club, of the Y. XV. A. council, of the Volun- teer Band, of the Y. T. C., of the Y. W. A., and president of the B. T. U. MILDRED CHERRY, Clio- Cherry is indeed rightly named because her cheerful sweetness can be felt by all with whom she comes in contact. She has been a B. T. U. oHicer and college marshal and in the Classical Club and Y. W. A. , in . BARRON HONEYCUTT-Barron is another of our older ministerial stu- dents who have filled a large place on the campus. Because of the esteem in which he is held, he has been president and secretary of the Ministerial Conference. PAUL BRADFORD-He is cute as a brunette and even as a blond. He has been a B. T. U. oliiccr, college marshal, and in the Classical Club at night. And yet, you can't blame him too much for his pranks, he seems to enjoy them so much. ROBERT DIXON, Phi-'Bob's interests are music and sports. It seems impossible to have the feminine touch on a violin and the masculinity of box- ing combined in one person-but so it is with Bob. He has been in the Orchestra and on the tumbling team. ALLEN SINCLAIR, Phi-Allen is known as the mailman to Brown and Melrose girls. He has been C-I vice-president and secretary of the Philomathian Society, secretary of the Science Club. n B. T. U. oliicer, and a member of the Y. T. C.

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hazy., ' A '7 T'1S W 4 fwawz -'lllfiff Y M15 '1 PIERCE HUDSON HOLTON - 1 IN' f? KATHERINE PIERCE, N011--NVith such lovely eyes to see things through, small wonder Kit always wears an appreciative smile. She has been secretary of W. A. A. Dramatics Club, vice-president of the Business Club, a Society otiicer, vice-president of her Sun- day School class, and president of the Caldwell- Catawba County Club, , treasurer of ALBERTA HUDSON, Nou-Alberta may be small, but the beauty of that cute little girl is nothing to be overlooked. She has been secre- tary and treasurer of the Spanish Club, president of a Y. T. C. group, and a B, T. U, oliicer. PITTS SPURLING SPANGLER TURNER HOLLON HOLTON, V -H ll l on o on is IA when it comes to sports, for instance, a clean dive, a whirling tennis ball, and a perfect score in phys. ed. W'hat more could one ask? She has been a member of the VV. A. A., of the Tennis Club, of the Swimming Club, of the Home Makers Guild, a Y. XV. A. odiccr, and a Sunday School officer. ROCKY PITTS, Pbi-Roclty's happiness is always bursting forth with a gleeful smile and a song. He's still on top of the world, for he left us to fly up where the silence of nature is a song He was B T U 'd . . , . presi ent, a Society officer, co-captain of a football team. and a member of the basketball team, tumbling team, and Glee Club. CARROL SPURLING En The doctor l h , - ' ' , wio as a reserved seat in the library, is said to have worn out more books than the rest l of the students collectively. He has been a Sunday School officer, a Science Club officer, Society vice-president and censor, chief college 1 marshal, and an anniversary speaker. HAROLD SPANGLER, Plvi-Did you notice those smiling brown eyes behind that Phi desk, behind the microphone, or behind that ping pong paddle? They were none other than H.1rold's, who has been president and secretary of Phi Society, president of Science Club, l president of Forensic Club, a college marshal. associate editor of the LAUREL, president of B. T. U., commencement representative, biology lab assistant, master of ceremonies of Matinee at M. H. C., and a member Of V0lunlEer Band. RAEFORD TURNER, Pbi-To have .1 friend is to be one. That's Ray's motto whether he is calling the class to order, wandering around on the campus, or beating it out on those drums. He has been president of the Senior Class, anniversary president of the Phis, i a member of Y T C and a Sunday School ofliccr H l l d . . ., . c a so p aye tennis, football, basketball, and was on the tumbling team. 32- 5