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

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NS ra, 5 NEELY FOGLPNIAN C.-XTO MARIE NIfIfLYfMJr1e can re.1lly l.1y' tl1.1t punu. She is .1 B. T. U. rli r, Y. XY. A, ' 'l Y. T. C., and of 1l1e blue Club. p if Le ure e lender, .1 member of 1l1e French Club, of LORICIL FOGLFMAN, Nwr7Yuu km-w-111.11 intelligent unc. l.ur1ee lux been vice-presidenl of 1l1e Scriblerux Club, li. T. U. prexident. rqprq,qnmri1'e 111 :he l.11er.1ry l ex111'.1l .11 Cnker Cullege. Hrlllulv repurter, Jnel Y. YY. A. eurele lender MILDRED CATO, Nun- Mickey 1.lucsn't V. look like :hc artistic type, bu! Ynu'd be surf , if ?i.,,' H .1 pnsed. She his been Jri ediwr of the LALTRII, ' I' representative 111 the Ijrerary Iiextiml 11 Coker 'R X' 'E 'V . .54 . , I 4' fn , -Q 'X College, pmrer Lluirnuii of Y, XV. A. Council, .: Q .. ,him T. t .mal .1 Socwu' utlieer. Q Y x :WA f ni fc? GERALIJINI2 FARRAR, Nun- Gerry is llae cute little IIS puunds you can see flirting here and 1l1cre most any time of the day. She has been tumor .md vice-president of the Nun- pare1l Socwly. president uf B. T. U., secretary of B. S. U. Councll. Sunday Sclmul officer, .md .1 member nf Y. YV. A. NADINE PAXTON, Nun-The vocifemus Miss P. radiates an er11l1usi.1sm 1l1.1r nude her .1 success in l1er work .15 .1nn1versJry presldenx of the Nuns. in the Orchestra. the Y. YV. A., and the Y. T. C. She has been Regional Club president, B. T. U. president, Sunday Selmul superintendent. Volunleer Band president. and s member of Spannh Club and the B. S. U. Council. NANCY YYALTIERS, Clnr-Nancy is mayor- ing in Crate, bnugic wuc-gie, Clio, and nn A. B. She lms been el'1:1pl.11n and punisr uf Clin. ll. T. Q U. president, .1 member of the Y. YV. A., of the F Y. T. C., and of Klw Volunteer Band. F.-YRKAR IUYXTQN XY .'Yl.Tl RS H.-XRISISON SUSAN HARRISON, Nun-I.et's give .1 cheer for Susan. Sl1v:'s been giving 1l1e111 for Alma M.11er all year long. Slxe l1.1s been xeerehlrv. vice-president, and commencemenl resident of zlie Nunpnrexl Snciulv, prexidem -if .1 Y. T C. gmup. 1 member of W. A. A.. of the tenms P 1c.1m, of 1l1e Spannh Club, and uf the Y. YV. A. Council. -21.-

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BYRD -l -I REID LOVINGOOD DUNCAN GLENN BROWN, Pbi- Glamor-boy Brown is quite a figure on the campus. He has been secretary and vice-president of the Phis, president of the I. R. C., vice-president of the Haywood County Club, general secretary of the B. T. U.. B. T. U. re 'd p si ent, advertising manager of the LAURLL, Sunday School secretary. vice-president of the Forensic Council, and commencement debater. N ,Qzvl ...QQ-at ,qigyiiwff . 2Ii92gl7liif 'Ei :asai- 'K i:'iI1,illiiilfi:Q?' ' f 7' 'ifTEIsi'5,:all IVV ' -' .ex 'E31--'1l .i:' 4 . Irv-35' 51169 4 2.5 ffgijif. I I agrees., f wa- f ' - 1 xtQ,p' qjff' M ' f'i'1iIN 2ss't hs, fe f, -,U-1.1 - 41.351 xg, -,, f-'affwisff A' .f W1 -H5 i I'-izigfiqiwfexhfjs '19, iv of I -, I w,':1s-.sys v 'if .-sz, 59.5 . if -I-'.-ua:--es., iif V4 M.. 'li 0 9 M egg Uri I Sig MARY LOUISE BYRD-This blonde version of Dorothy Lamour is better known as Coota. Lovely and languid, should we say?! She is a Sunday School officer, a B. T. U. oHicer, a Davidson County Club officer, a member of the Archery Club, Hockey Club, and Home Makers Guild. MILDRED REID-You'd never know that that quiet, pleasant girl is delving into such a deep sub- ject as history for her major. Her friendship was missed when she failed to return to the campus after the Christmas holidays. MAUREEN LOVINGOOD, Clit:-What a Color scheme, honey-colored hair, Irish blue eyes, and creamy complexion. In her time out from escaping the wolves on the campus, she has found time to be asso- ciate editor of the Hilllap, a Society olficer, and a member of the Glec Club. VIRGINIA DUNCAN, Now- Jenny is a hard- working girl who has a good time too. She has been a member of the W. A. A., a Sunday School officer, a B. T. U. oticcr, a member of the B d an and Orchestra, and a member of the Glee Club. LEXVIS COLEMAN, Pbi- Coleman has a mag- netic personality that draws everyone's attention and respect. He has been a Society censor, president of the Volunteer Band, a member of the Ministerial Conference, and a participant in intramural sports. EARL VAUGHAN, Eu-Earl is excuputionary. He has been censor, vice-president, and president of the Eus. Also. he has been president of the Volun- teer Band, treasurer of the B. S. U. Council, a mem- ber of the Forensic Club, I. R. C., and Ministerial Conference. ,. ' '44 COLEMAN BROWN VAUGHAN

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only one semester. :l VI ! 1 i x., NANCY R -I4 RUSHING XVOIN USHING, Clio-Although N Club. Speech Choir, IBLF HILL an was here for and Glee Club we won many friends. While here she was in the Dramatics RGINIA XVOMBLE, Nou- Yi'o1nblu's drawl sways us with its infl ' slaying ? She has belonged to the Y. T. C., Y. W been a Society officer and d ' uence. not mentioning her swaying personality-or should we say . A. Council, Speech Choir, Dramntics Club, and Home Makers Guild. She has also ormitory president. BEULAH HILL, Clru-You hardly know she's around at fir A and secretary of Clio, I. R. C. secretary. ' ' McIVER ,TONE S NEXVTON st. A few of her ' member nf the B. S ' inspiring words make you understand . U. Council, and president of the Y RICHARDSON her success as ch . T. C. BRUCE McIVEK En aplain , -Bruce is the mailman who alw 11.-. ays has a song on his lips. He has been C-I president of the Euthalian Society, president of a Y. T. C. group, vice-president of the B. S. U., and a Sunday School and B. T. U. odicer. CRATE JONES, Pbi-Crate is the type instinctively designated as a leader. The fruit of his eEorts as director of the B. T. U., member of the Ministerial Conference of the V , olunteer Band, an Commencement president of th will show d e Phis anyone why. LEROY NEWTON, Eu wa d -Leroy al- ys oes have com l' pications in his social life, doesn't he? Yet he has found time to be vice-president, secre- tary, and president of the Euthalian Society, a member of th B. S Council, of the Vir A gmia Club. anld of the Volunteer Band. U. WAYNE RICHARDSON, En- You'll never know just how much I miss you- That's what the entire campus sang for Born-to-Lose Rich- ardson when he left to wear the Navy blue. If he does as much for our Uncle as he did for Euthalia as anniversary president, for the Hilltop as managing editor, and for the Physical Education Department in his athletic work, the war is as good as won. I 4 I