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

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BUCHANAN CHAPMAN MOORE .1 -. CIIRISTINI. ISUCIIANAN, .X'm1-Cliristinu Imax glmwn In-r sutiiciuncv .ix ptcsitlcnt nf II. 'If U., .1 Sucicty otliccr, a nicmbur of Y. XV. A., of tliu Vnluntuvr Ilaml, .intl uf the bleu Club. YVONNA CHAPMAN, Clnr- I Tlircw a Kin in tliv Ocr.in is Yvunna's tlxcmc sung. NX'riting Icttcrs to sailurs Ins not occupied .ill liur titnu. Slic Ims bccn ttcasurcr uf Clin Sucicty, Ilusinuxx Club secretary, .intl .i 15. T. U. ufhccr. ANN MUORI2. Cilm4A quict, calm cluractcr aprt-ads .1 rufrvslxing puarc tu tlmsc Jlmut. Ann has this calinnusx-f-anvl, yet, have you cvcr sucn quiul- ncss ovcrfluw .intl bccumc pluaxant vivmcilv? ELLA MAI IIIiSSIfIi. Clin-- Tunic Vis wlicn J pcrmn dcscribud beauti- ful hair by saying, Shu can ui-un tit nn it, Wu can't mv that now. but, gcc, it'5 thc envy of any girl. Iilla Mau has bccn trcaiurcr nf tlic I. R. C, and a member uf the Y. NV. A. FRANCES POPI7, Cln+ I'opc is rcally quite a girl! For cxamplc, slit Iias btcn C-I Clio Suu-:ty president, .1 gnllugc nurshal, on tliu Il, S. U. Council, in tlic Vuluntcur Band, in tlic icriblurus Club, in tlic Urainalics Club, and in thc C.u.iwbn-Caldwell County Club. GRACI7 ANDERSON, ClfufGr.icc would be Iiartl tu forget, even if anyone wantctl us try. Slic liai certainly dune ber bit Iwrc an treasurer of tlic C-I clam, viccfprcsidcnt and president of the I. R, C., vicc-president and president of livr Sunday Scliuul clam, vice-prusidcnt uf Clin Society, literary cditur uf tlw LAURH, a cullugc marslial, a mcmbcr of tliu Glue Club, and of llw Y. T. C. VIANI' Llfli, Clmfjanc buliuvcs in variety. Slie has prnvctl that versatility pays. Shu hai been vice-prusitlunt and fnrcntic tctm prcsidunt of Clio Society, president of the Dramaticx Club, Ii, T. U. otlicer, secretary of the Glee Club, and fcaturu cditnr of the L.wiu 1,. it l,jS...l.fv ,,,, .f I I HI-'SSH' POPE ANDI-'RSUN Llili

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LAWING BUNN GUARD WHITESIDE YVONNE LAVVING, Clm-When it comes to acting, she is tops! She has been president of the Scriblerus Club, secretary-treasurer of the Dramateers, a Society otlicer, and a B. T, U. otiicer. IMOGENE BUNN, Clio- Bunny's wit is known by everyone. She has been president of her Sunday School class, a B. T. U. ofiiccr, and :i Society oflicer. NINA GUARD, Clio- Chief fires those ten-syllable words with nonchalant ease. Xve think she's a brain. Look at the record if you need convincing. She has been editor in chief of the Hllllnp, president of Seriblerus Club, a Society officer, reporter of the Dramateers, an inter- collegiate dtbater, and a Sunday School otiicer. IEDNA XVHITESIDE, Nun-Edna is the embodiment of all those virtues to which one wishes to aspire. Her pertness made its way about the campus. She has been an active member of the Glee Club. FO FRANK GREGORY, En-Frank has a flair for the athletic and journalistic. He has been a Society officer and sports editor of the Hllllolr. He played baseball, football, and intramural basketball. MAC SELLERS, Eu-Right now Mzc is doing his best for the U. S. Navy. Xvhile here he did his best as Society censor, B. T. U. officer. Sunday School otiictr, a member of I, R. C. and the debating team. XYILLIAH JOHNSON- Bill -This shy, reserved, but congenial boy, is an honor student. His love for mathematics and algebra made him known by all in his classes as one to whom they could go for help at any time. His quiet friendliness was missed very much on his leaving the campus to join Uncle Sam's Air Forces. 26-

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GREEN EDGERTON GEORGE GREEN Pl i , Jr-Sometimes he's blond, George has won many admirers. BILL EDGERTOX Pb: B'll ' , 1 i is another have been slow at first, but when he found A. G. SARGEANT Plv H55 ' , .- ' in the Arm carried the ball in intramural football and the girls to some of the buvs XVILLIANI HARD observing person, quiet, yet ami INf Bill is valuable a ' . e 'il FO LOUISE YIAMERSON. Cllu 4 l,ouise's comforting and friendly words make her best known to those with whom she is most intimate. Her determination won her A place as a Society officer. J Y. Wk A. nthcer. a B. T. U. officer, and as a mem- ber of the Scriblerus Club, Orchestra, and Tri-County Club. RUTH XIETCALE-Ruth's individual- ity comes to the surface in the 'X . A rt Club. Hur love for nature and art holds first place in her evervtlay life. SADIE XY'Al.l.INfSadie is always quiet and conservative, two characteristics We like in anyone. She has been a member of the Art Club. on the campus. eable h wi l www-. ., . RX, If , R, .- ix- 1 'Xl 3. : ' 'x '51 . ,f Q s f I.--1 yt Y 'ai , . ,Z 2, -+-1. Q4 1,1 'I SARGEANT HARDIN jocular, sometimes solemn-maybe iust a man of moods 1 but as a nice looking, congenial has been in the Glec Club, a Phi treasurer, and on the football team. of those mailmen. He also likes sports and participated in intramural basketball. He may the right one, he was as solid as a rock. y now and is carrying the mail for the Wir Department. Sarge was a pre-med student and basketball. Since he will have no use for it in the Army, we wish he'd left his way with s an unforgettable acquaintance-maybe because he was on the scene in football. As an l find his place wherever he goes. JAMERSO N METCALF XVALLIN