Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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.2 U Q Mr. Robert Arn, Sponsor Barry Marsh Clay Mauldin Ed Plowman Sam Prevette Bob Query Paul Richardson Roy Rogers Steve Schmutz Tommy Seahorn Mike Sizemore Sid Varner Carter Wiseman ,. ,X DQ, 5429 5' Darrell Baker Rob Clemmer Bob Cox Bill Crosby ' v are Left to Right: Bob Query, Secretary5Sam Prevette,Vice-President, Bill Crosby, Treasurer, Clay Mauldin, President. Danny Dowdy Larry Ellison Gerard Elliott I1-'JW' pn ' .1 Q 35- 4 . DEMOSTHENEANS The Demosthenean Club was originally founded in 1932, as a Debate Club. Down through the years, however, it has developed into a men's leadership organization. Maintaining a C average and possessing leader- ship in some phase of collegiate activity, wheth- er scholastic, athletic, social, or religious, qualifies a boy for membership in the Demos- theneans. Initiations into the club occur twice a year. The 1964 fall induction was climaxed bya dinner in the Pinnacle Inn. The club also co- sponsored the Christmas Dance. Annual scholarships are award- ed to outstanding rising sopho- more men at the end of the col- lege year. The Club encourages the young men to participate in all colleg- iate activities and recognized those who attain high standards in their individual fields. Wayne Hall, Wayne Heasley, Herman Hodges, Bruce Jones, Jim McGowan. 'E 'ffl , an- .. 1 v ? O I 'Iii ' U Q 19 6, atm Q , Ms-N '. T in .435 80

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X Pegge Kowalski Debbie Haga Mary Jane Miller Ann Huston Mrs. Shingleton President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor lk SULLIVANIAN SORORITY YF . . . . A 1 4, To be invited into membership in the Sullivanian Sorority, a girl must have maintained o llC d th xhbtdld h dhh lh t - -7-ef ' an ver-a aver e an mus ave e i i e ea ers i an ig mora c arac er. X ss .Q The sorority, named in honor of Mary Mildred Sullivan, has as its motto the phrase, H' 4-1, A clear eye, a ready hand, and a pure heart. .3 ',A' ,A ri 'f :N The club sponsored many activities: an informal tea for freshman girls, the Valentine -A Dance, presentation of scholarships to rising sophomore girls, assisted in orientation -f. gif and co-sponsored the Christmas Dance. M Kay Adams Beth Amos Elaine Beard Anita Bulla Donna Button Ann Cannady Sabra Galbraith Diane Grotophorst Carole Harwell Judy Hawks Janice Johnson Judy Lowe Janis Lydick Mary Maiiitt Susan Morris Virginia Richardson Edith Rosenblatt Mary Lou Stanley Gail Troutman Kathy Wells Sandy Williams Mary Jane Wood I AX, . I -2 S , 5 md , I f' Q ' I ,f i ,, '--, .4417 v as JG? 1 ..- , I A. f , ,4 ' , 4 X. S A 5' A .. 1'. ' .. 5 fry , - '.'f53'L'Ev?,1,.i ' f ,f .v , 2 hiya L 2 Q QS ,- Q' 'fr 0: 73,14- I .at .1 - N ' J xi 1- X ..,-3 1'- 1-

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9 I , .1-r Q-9342115 Steve Schmutz, Editor-im Chief. .gl ,111 1 as Linda Green Feature Ed. Betty Scott Humor Ed. .v.-I , Mary Peebles Sports Ed. James Perry Art Ed. -5-.. ., A. X I1 ' . Q, , . .I 'I is I lg X .5 Q .Wy , f-'J . J eweldine Hensdill Rick Williams Not Pictured: Donald R. Baker, Technical Advisor. Miss Eleanor BOBCAT TALES Published monthly by the students of Lees-McRae, THE BOBCAT TALES covers school events in news articles, features, and edi- torials. The newspaper, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Os- borne, has given interested stu- dents training in management, ad- vertising, and journalism. Through the efforts of the Editor Steve Schmutz and the advisor, THE BOBCAT TALES has main- tained high publication standards and has attempted to establish a good journalistic style at Lees- McRae. Osborne, Advisor. Ed Herring, Assistant Ed BOBCAT TALES OFFERS OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN JOURNALISM .fi Andy Worth Brenda Hibbitts Richard Benton Cindy Pillsbury John Stewart Ted Thompson Jim Williams Ruth Pace ErnestineHensdi1l Phyllis Smith Frances Aebersol Cassie Brill Larry Hardin Steve Blankenslup gr 5 , I I A: Q 1 'Y' 5' In - A Q ' f I , Q .A . f'vI I, t f' -5 ' Y' .., : f he -5' I- V 'Q Mr --V 0 .Vg , - I -- , .qt . v , I .Elias P 5:a21fSaw9w12 . ' ' ' fa I B A ,P 9 ,3' 'if M.. , at 5 QQ I 4 I mb 'B 2' . I A Y, , , A , 0 A , , A, 4 gg l '- - I, , g .M , A -. -:. ll ,S g-.. -.,-.g.', . . , 4 K, I -'D V-K ' 1D1. s . . , ,.'. . Q X s ..., I We 'I ox !' IF