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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1949 volume:

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L F 4 , lla V X ,X 3 K X 2 X r dj llll 2 . 3 X f' if ,VX X DN N5 ROBERT LEE MOORE H,ALL CHARLES M. VVALL SCIENCE BUILDING ,, , .5 '--.1 w...-.W - i w -l x ,., . , we - I lI'l'l-XI xx lIRXIl'l1lRX lx11,11 x Nw:-N mmm KR XR COYTE BRIDGES DINING H.-XLL W NLELROSE DoRM1ToRY ic ai -si 5-EE gel' it '2 ' lo I id -J C gr . 5 .Sl 3 li FOREWORD MARS HILL COLLEGE offers to those who seek such, an atmosphere conducive to the fourfold development of each student. It is a veritable gold mine for those willing to leave the old behind and venture into new areas in search of the wealth of human understanding, Christian living and intellectual development. The '49ers now end their trek, knowing their search has not been in vain. 7 She returned to her home town 25 years ago to become our be- loved maitresse de francaise. She has added sunshine to our dark- est days and made the burdens of all seem lighter by the flash of her enchanting, magnetic smile. She has taken her students into her heart as individuals and planted in them a great part of her radiant personality. It is with love and sincerity that we dedicate our LAUREL to Miss Nona. 8 Mrs. Nona Moore Roberts 9 They have planted in the hills a mountain tree and their labor has watered it till it has become as a sturdy, gigantic oak. It draws the sap from the faithful diligence of its faculty. It is to this source of strength-our administration-that we pay tribute. They have chosen this Hill as a Held in which to plant goodness and knowledge. The numerous bits of philosophy which they sow as grains of wheat go with their students to the ends of the earth. They have pointed out the choicest fields and helped the 4,9'ers unearth the gold of 'cplain living and high thinkingf' They are ever mindful that our generation is not one of hopelessness but one of hope. They lift their eyes with their students to see a great new day dawning-a dawn of great expectation. Their road has not been an easy one, but they have never stopped driving toward a goal of the student's better tomorrow. The lines on their brows are the reins by which they have led students to fields of learning and the gray of their hair is but the ripened harvest of their labors. We are grateful for an administration that takes the student to heart and leaves him with a richer personality and a fuller understanding of the Christian principles. 10 'X Q, 5-' s,,, H--3-an-'ll YT HI,ALIRXX'I2l,l,. .vX.B.,'lwI1,lXl IJ IJ Pr:-siclcm of Mars Hill Clullt,-Q 11 ROBERT LEE MOORE. A.B., Ed.D. RALPH MARION LEE, M.A. President Emeritus Dean of the College OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION , ff ' -' ' f ' rn- .. ih,..:.h Ja X' E -2 JAMES ROY PRINCE, M.A. CAROLINE BIGGERS, A.B. D can of Men Dean of X'Vomen , ,M Lqff to righz: FRANCES SNELSON, A.B., Assistant to the Presidentg ROBERT R, CHAPMAN, A.B., Assist- ant Registrarg MRs. R. L. MooRE, Bursarg DAISY ANDERSON, M.A., Librariang JAMES H. PICRERING, A.B., Assistant Librariang JOHN P. DAUGHTREY, M.A., Personnel Director. 12 ...1 vi is 1-v YQ-Iv i 3 FACULTY M,xI4IIIx 5lN1I xm liII.f:III:x. I5 Klux, Ih- ffrllllllnfl uf IUIIIII MIIIIIQIIII l,fII4xIxI- HIxI.IIxxI. N1.li..X,, lif- jfffflrllwnl fff lI'ffIIm'II Bl'.l'I XII HIIXXIPI x, MUN. .lfl RxI:III1.I lx1I 1SNIf.l'x CIIxI'xIxx. li.5.N..X.. Ih- ffmlllmfl gf lz'III11Ir'II RIIIII-iI4'I R. f:ll.XI'M.X'X, -Ili, NH., llffffnf- INK!!! II! 1fI1I1IIrII XVII I IMI DIN XI INN IZIIIIIA. .NIL Ijffflllflliflff IIfll1IIIfI.1' IIIJI-QNI-I ffIm'xN, .'X.B., lhffflrllzfwfr! nf .Sjffrwfl RV!-IY HVIISIIN CIN. .X.PI.. lhjfffzlmwfzl ffl' HIIIIIIIIII ICI If.xnE'I'II .Xxx CTI4mI'IiI I. XB., Dr- fllllflllfllf gf .Xyffnznli 4IIwIIN P.x'1'RII:I4 lJ.xI'fIII'IIcEx'. MA., llfymzlnmfl gf 17,IlXIIlA'H RMNIIIN IDI-ISU.-XXII. 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LANCE, A.B., Department cy' tllathematics R.ALPH M.ARION LEE, M.A., Department fy'SociaZ Seience EVELYN ALLEN MCLEOD, Department ty' English JOHN ANGUS MCLEOD, M.A., Department ry' English LORA MILTON OUTTEN, M.A., Department qf Biology ELLA JANET PIERCE, Ph.D., Department ty' Englzlrlz JAMES ROY PRINCE, M.A., Department qf Alodern Languages XVOODROW CLINGMAN RAMSEY, B.S., Department qf Athleties ALICE Ii.-ATE REED, A.B., Department qf Histogr J. ELXVOOD ROBERTS, M.Mus., Department qf tllusic NONA MOORE ROBERTS, M.A., Department ty' French EMMETT S. SAMS, A.B., Department mf Alathematics IDA LUCILLE SAXVYER, B.lX4us., Department qftllusic ELIZABETH LOGAN SOUTHER, M.A., Department fy' Alum M.ARX' BECKXVITH STRINGFIELD, B.Mus., Department qf Aluszc PRESTON CALVIN STRINGFIELD, M.A., Department ay' Eduration EVELYN LTNDERXVOOD, M.A., Department ay' History CORNELIA HOXVELL VANN, M.A., Department qf Modern Language I 111111 I Iw.xIaETl1 XYILBNIIQR XY.x1wN. 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XvERA Rl'T'lI, .-XB.. 11011115.15 XvIf3I.E'I' CQR,-KHAKI Sxrus, AB.. .-lu1m111l 1.71 1111- L1lv1'111-1',' RVBY XY. SPARKS. Hnximxg CQER.-XI.DINE STEPHENS, AA.. .S'w'1v!111V1' 111 lllr Dff111,' REc:1N,x SLYI 1-is, AXA.. .S?1'1rtz111' lo lin' P11'f1'rif11!.' RACHEL Sw.-xNN. AJX.. .'l.N.SI'Xlf1IIf 111 lflf B111 1111: IHIARRY .X. YYEI Ls. I,Illt'fZ!1Y- ing Agmztg LVRA Brwwx XVELLS, Ilvxlvsg GLADYS BR1,m'N XYIISKJN, I-Ifvxttgu. 15 SENIORS As we look back across our years at M.H.C1. we shall know that the golden days, each filled with particularly precious nuggets, have made our hearts rich with memories. Some hopes have been shattered, but many dreams have been realized. Although failure has played its part, glorious victories, too, have been ours. Friends have inspired us, and patient faculty members have helped us to unearth the gold of understanding which surpasses all knowledge. The fountain in the sunken garden, a sunrise service on cemetery hill, a hike up Bailey, a snow-capped mountain will become to us intricate and beautiful patterns of memory. When we, with eager hearts and weary eyes, clasp in our hands those long awaited diplomas and depart from Mars Hill, we shall take with us the wealth of pleasant friendships, and ennobled minds. We, the forty-niners, leave with gold in our hearts, a vision of service in our minds. 16 l S 5 511 Q! B55 5 I 5? A x M! 2 X 1 J NA' X J ' I7 ,mll ' My C ax L, X 'nn 'Q-Sa Xxx 'T 1 EA f-x 1' 'I ny. an V725 iw W 25 ,- P If 'fm 0 05. 1 5 'a 'I Ke ahmgi I! YQ. N 01385 BGS DY' !' QV ,. ,41,,-fl I ii-625.20 -:xii 4. ff. -5 A. . E Q O S9 Q4 ,. ,Q - 595 ij Q ' za- :Q ia- , fil lk--2903-. -fam Q1 vgffexnr v Lf: , Rafi, -,. , ,. ' .Q . w - i Q xf 'i?Q Wi A Nfaieh xanga ig' W1-E155-f'. , ' iv' 'xi' 49 BET CLASS OFFICERS TY STYLES Trmxzzm' NOR.-x MAHAFFEY Lewis Bouw DORIS BRINSON Svfrflag' Prfsidrnz' I'1're-Prfxiden! IXIR. and MRS. J. A. LfCLEOD, Spomom' 18 FRANK 'YANDALL Slzzdfnl-Rejiresenfafive QIANICE IKIARGARET AIKEN Chu Bliami, Florida Llfrrlal qlrli LM mf rrnlrrnbfr mill' Ihr llllltfl' Ifzirlgffl Glee Club, Librarian: B,S,U-, Cor- responding Secretary: Scriblerus Club: Y.XV.A.: Volunteers for Christ: Ilzllmp Staffg B.T.U. President: Assistant Chief hlarshal: Clio Yiee-President, President. JOHN PERRY ALLEN Kannapolis, North Carolina Eflginffrzug l'Lqfr 15 val: iff? ii mrm'i!. Science Club, FRANCES RACHEL AMMONS Clin Mars Hill, North Carolina Engirlffrrlzg hllldlizlziduallly 15 Ihr ml! qf life. B.S.U, Town Representative. ALLAN GEORGE ANDERSON Phi Che-raw, South Carolina Conmmre nl lnzw qf Ziff and lI,l'1-llgfl GENE CARROL ANDERSON Leaksville, North Carolina Liberal A115 'Ellen qfffzu words are Ike bat! mm 49'ers GORDON PHILLIP ALLEN Eu Roxboro, North Carolina rlrmmlllng 'I hmr Ihr frralzng nf rz zizimrzl rI'rum, Marching and Concert Bands GENEVA LEE AMMONS Clio Mars Hill, North Carolina Elmzmlary lmfhn ufi7Il'l1lHIl'l!'5S maker happiness DORIS LEE ANDERS Nun Bryson City, North Carolina Libfral Arlr A rpiril qf laughmg xzm.fhine.' Sunday School officer, DAVID DIXON ANDERSON Inn Mars Hill, North Carolina Pu'-.llrdzml Our hope IX m hfroir mm. LAUREL Co-Editorg Basketball, French Club, Football, hi Club. ROBERT DONALD ANDERSON Phi VVaclcsboro, North Carolina Pre-Lau' Il IX lodqr fha! I am liz'1'rzg. Phi lvlarshal, Treasurer. K JOHN CLEVELAND ANDREWS Ayden, North Carolina Liberal Arla' Give me a mind Ilia! it not boizndf, B.T.U., Methodist Organizationg Sun- day School officer. ADA LEE BAILEY Non Toledo, North Carolina Elementary Teaelzef A xpiril dgaiegi ir a grealjqyf' B.T.U.g Y.W.A. Councilg Dormitory officer. CHARLES CECIL BAKER Charlotte, North Carolina Engineering Hit hear! is ax great as lhe world. MU Club President. IRIS MARIE BALDWIN .Nan Fletcher, North Carolina Serrelarial Scienee Ar upright as lhe cedarf' M-Blem Clubg W.A.A. Council, Basket- ball Clubg Softball Clubg Soccer Clubg Archery Clubg Hockey Club. BEULA FAYE BALL Clio Marshall, North Carolina Secretarial Scienee SliIl and quie! as a clo.redj7ower. 20 49'ers BARBARA ESTELLE ARNOLD Non Murphy, North Carolina Pre-Lab Tech. Huwfar fha! lilili' randle ilzrnuuf ilr beams. I.R.C.g Soccer Club. ANN ELIZABETH BAILEY Clio Pensacola, Florida Liberal Arif 'AThQ1 mighl not need me, bu! Ilzey mighlfu Clio Marshal, Censor: Y.W.A.g B.T.U. Presidcntg Spanish Clubg Volunteers. NINA LEE BALDING Clio Joe, North Carolina Elemenlags Teacher From a lillle :park may burr! a mighgf flamef' Y.W.A.g B.T.U. JAMES E. BALDWIN, JR. Biscoe, North Carolina Engineering He became llzefriend af all who knew him. BURRIS MARION BANTON Phi Richmond, Virginia Liberal Art: Po.r.ves.ving a wit that loves to play. 9'ers lTOI,l.Y BXRBI-IR Clio l r:luklin, North Carolina lnlwul qllli I mmf mi juz' Nm! will nn! fran' B.T.Li, IESSIE ESTHER BARNARD C110 lNIeadows of Dan. Virginia Llbwmf A111 1 lzazuf m'1'1'r btw: hm! Qi' xornrlhlirlg I did nu! SIUZH B.T.U. Officer: Volunteers for Christ: Classieal Club: Girls Chorus: Student Government Council, President. .XNITA ROS.-XLINE BARRETT Clio lNIars Hill, North Carolina Lzbrml flrlj 1l11pj11m'.U II l1Ulf7frfrfh'41 zlnlll ffl l'h1lre'0'.'! MINNIE ELIZABETH BENNETT .Yon Atlanta, Georgia Lzbrml .-1115 Hua ir a Inv' and zmiuvlnaux fr1'eml. Scriblerus Club Vice-Presidentg Vice-President. LOY BANKS BIGGERS Plz: Gastonia, North Carolina Pre-,lied Hands lhal do work llzal if fI0lIt'.f! and bmw and I1 ua. Concert Band, Marching Band, Or- chestra, B,T.U. SIDNEY KIEAN BARKER Nantaliala, North Carolina Pre-.-lgrirzzlllur S1'rl'n11Vrm'vy 111111 fuhfr flIOI1gllfpH'l'lItlz' IHS ,VLH B.T.U. NORRIS VERNON BARNES Eu Walterboro, South Carolina Liberal Am' He prfarhfxt bu! lim! 111155 brrl. Ministerial Conferenceg B.T.U, KATE BAUCOM ,Non Monroe, North Carolina Home Ermzornics A Chfffflll hfarl, and 51711-flflg fam' pour sunfhine inlu the dafkes! plan. B.T.U. Presidentg S.S. President: Y.W.A.1 Volunteers for Christg Home Economics Club Officer. HELEN LORRAINE BENNETT V Jonesboro, Tennessee Cho Liberal Arts 'Kjqy ix lhe gran' we :qi lo God. Swimming Club Chairman: W.A.A.: Basketball Club: Clio Marshalg M-Blem Club. DANA LAUGHTON BLALOCK Eu Seymour, Tennessee Engilzeering k'Do il well, nr nn! al all. Euthalian Secretary, Vice4Presidentg Science Club. 21 49,ers JOHN LANDRUM BOBO, JR. Clin Tallapoosa, Georgia Pre-Alnl Hi: hzarl made masifn Phi Pianistg Sunday School, B.T.U. HILDA CHRISTINE BOONE Clin Clinton, North Carolina Libfral :lrlx Hapj7ine.v.r is the ar! qfjfrzding jqv in llzf litlle prz'z'ilegf.f af lyz. Volunteers for Christ, B.T.U,g Y.W.A. RUBY CAISON BOWEN .Von Wilmington, North Carolina Liberal Arlr She haf .valued il, Liffif wondrrfulprablrmf B.T.U.g S.S, Vice-President. MATILDA CLAIRE BOWERS .Non Rich Square, North Carolina Home Economic: Binding all things wilh bfauQ'. Home Economics Club Vice-Presidentg Volunteers for Christ, B.T.U.g Y.W.A.: S.S. Vice-President. RICHARD BRAZELLE Asheville, North Carolina Pre-Med Thats can conquer who think llzqv can. LEWIS BRYANT BOLIN Eu Gastonia, North Carolina Pre-filed i'Billfrne.f: :an have no place in me. Euthalian Pianist, Vice-President, Pres- ident, Senior Class Presidentg Band. SHIRLEY ROWENA BOUGHMAN Nan Lenoir, North Carolina Liberal Arif Gnd- lf one prayer be mine-le! me be rrly brolhzrlrfriendf' Scriblerus Club Officerg Bandg House Officer, S.S. Officer. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BOWEN Eu Wilmington, North Carolina Li beral Ari: 'Taught by the grealesl, and the least his friendf, S,S. Officerg B.S,U. First Vice-Presi- dent, N.T.U.g Basketball. FRANK NORRIS BOWERS Phi Littleton, North Carolina Liberal Ar!! Building infailh ana' love. Ministerial Conference. ,JOHNNY BRIGMAN Phi Liberal Arts 'LGizfing simple word: magic wings. Ministerial Conference. .IAMES RALEIGH BRYANT, JR. CARI. BRINRLIZY Yalclrsr. North Carolina l.1h1111l.fl1ls .S'111'1'1'n l11'x 1111! 111 111l111'1'111g 1111111 11111 111111 111, 1111! 111 1111111115 111 11-11111 111111 1111gI1t I0 111'l111':'1'. Bl Club. LOU ANN BCRLESON PlLllHll't'l', North Carolina Llbflllf girls 'ZS711' ivalki 111 b1'111111' HM lin' 111gl1l. Marching Bandg Concsrt Bandg Glce Clubg Choir. HERBERT BREY.-XRD BROXVN Plz: Bryson City, North Carolina L1b1'111l A115 1'k1H1'11' ll 1ll1 1i1'K1'111 la 51'1l'1'. Bl Club Secrctaryz College- lNI2lI'Sl13lI B.S.U. Council: Bas:-ballg Baskc-tballg Track Team. G Richmond, Virginia C 1111111i1' nf IIE 11111111 Ihzll I 11111 I 1'z' mg. Cavalier Club: Baskrtballg Track. 1' if wx HAZEI. BUNTGARNER Mars Hill, North Carolina Home 1550110111111 .S'h11 ix Ihr h11pf11'e52, be JI111 1111111111 or pmi11111 who fndx prow 111 hw h01111'. 23 1' Q' 49'ers DORIS lllfNNli'l HRINNON M111 NAM H1-iii,N11r1lilZ1i111Iin.1 l.1l11111f .1111 11f1111f N11 111111111111 H1111 N11 111111. Smivlx' ffviixui, Ylrjf'-l'11's11l1'11lQ l'11-xi- 1l1-ul NS.: Nl-lilvui iflulng XYHXUX, Yiru-l'1'1wi1li-iil liziskm-llnall Clulng Swiui- minq Clulig l'l1n'k1Ay Cilulig X'i11'-l'r1-si- dont C1 1 Claw. BET'l'Y -10 BROXYN A1111 llfayiivsrillc-, North Carolina LII71 111f .1111 I.1f1'f111i! lYII,I,l.XNl LRXVIS BROXVN Forest City. Nhrth Carolina L1b1'111f .1111 'lf1111k l1k1 11 1111111 111 111'l11111, 111111 1151 IM1' 11 1111111 11f1l1r111gl1!. Baschallg Yrlq-ran's Club. ROSE BUI.I..XRD .Yun Fay:'ltrx'illr'. North Caixilina I.1f11'111f .llli Cl1111111111!g 111115 11111111113 11111f1 ' Socivtr liusu-ssg XX'..X..X.: Swiinrninqg Tvnnis. XYILFY BLTXIGARNER Nlais Hill. Nurlh Carolina l.1l11'111f .1111 ll II :WH fm 11 1111111 In 11'ij11'1'1 lllx 11z1'11 1'111'11l11111. B.T.L', President. 9'ers CHARLES LINDBERG BUNN Spring Hope, North Carolina Lzbi-fa! Amr 'X I1'ra11h af zm'!.' IM Club, Basketball. JAMES RUSSELL BURLESON Plumtree, North Carolina Liberal Arts Ta me ix given suclz hopf' I know not fearf, RAY MANLEY BURNETTE Canton, North Carolina Arrounling Often xoughlf, Brotherhood. JOHN BAXTER CAMPBELL Eu Charlotte, North Carolina Enginvering All llzingx are accornplished by diligenre and labor. JAMES ROBERT CARSON Weaverville, North Carolina Engzheerirzg Simple thing: ty' life are bexlf' LEE BURCH, JR. Eu Charlotte, North Carolina Liberal Arly If we deal fairly, we will find tha! we have won. Hilllap Staffg B.T.U. Officer, Veterans Club. ALLEN BROWN Eu Hendersonville, North Carolina Liberal Arif HU melody I have, I awe lhe world a .v0ng.', Glee Club: President of Euthaliag Scriblerus Club. WILLARD MORRIS CALLIS South Hill, Virginia Liberal Ari: Plafzlingfriendxlrip.l' Dramateersg B.T.U. Officer. MARIAN CARPENTER .Non Durham, North Carolina Libfral A115 Bringing nznxhine into the lives qf others. DORIS CARTER Non Matthews, North Carolina Lab-lfchnician Like I0 the lark at break ny' day ari.fing.', Dramateersg Delta Psi Omega, Foren- sics Clubg Y.W.A.g B.T.U. 24 ROBERT C.XR'lWVRIGI'I'l' l'l1i Yatlkinvillc, North Carolina I?IlglIIl't'lIIl,Q A011111 111111 I lm' 11171 I. Brotherhoodg You-rari's Club. JAMES BLAKE CAUDILL Ronda, North Carolina Liberal .-lrls 'ILM 11 ILIIISP lin' 11!l1'1zliun l'7lgl1gL'.-3 EDWARD LEE CAYENAUGH Eu Jacksonville, North Carolina C LIIIIIII1' 111' R' lV1 .s'f ff! JW I.R.C.: Veterans Club: German Club. HARRY CHERKAS Oxford, North Carolina Pu'-.-igrirtilltlrf HGH! 1'1z g K1 laugh fram lU't'.', Band: Boxing. HAROLD BAIN CLARK Eu Badin, North Carolina Sffr1'1ar1'r1l .S1it'r1n' i'Con1pan1'ur15!1ip zuillz .ruth a one is l1!lL'qVI I0 be iruyledf' Trackg MINI Club. 25 49'ers DORIS IIIZLENE CASH ,Yun II1-lmamt, North Carolina .S'1'1'r1'!1n111I .Sl'1'1'n1'1' HI lzwrlr lwz'1 x lrzmzfirlrf11'11fn1g. Scrihlt-rus Club: Swimming Club. NETTA SUE CAUDILL .Yon lNIc-mphis, Tennessee Libwml Arts Ii'1Il1 rztrry bl'!1lI41' of fIe'VJi0l1 and awry fn- 1lown1ml fgf' 1r11n1l. Dramatecrs: Delta Psi Omega Vice- Presidcnt: B.S.U. Council: Ofihcerg B.T.U. Ofheer: Forensics Clubg Scrib- lerus Club 1 Nonpareil Chaplain. ALLEN SHERILL CHANDLER Greensboro, North Carolina E7lg1'?1i'l7 mg Wflzfy fold mf' fha! life' 11111111 be jzu! what 1 made il. RALPH EDWIN CHURCHILL North Scituate, Rhode Island Librml Ani' I1'i1l1 60I17tIgc' Io vnzilmx' EDVVARD CLARKSON Plzz Roanoke, Virginia Libfral .-lrtr AFM vault 111111111 lningx a u.'m11ie'r I have nn! sewn bqfzmf' Ministerial Conference Vice-President: Secretary Mission Council: Chaplain of Phi: B.T.U. Vice-President, Presi- dent. 49'ers HARRY PAUL CLAUSE Eu Baltimore, Maryland Liberal Ari: Diligfnllr pursuing rhe finer lhingxf' Ministerial Conferenceg Glee Clubg Science Clubg B.T.U, President: Chief College lslarshalg Science Club. BEVERLY JEANE CLINE Clio Miami, Florida dlurif 'laugh a bit and Jing a Jong. B.T.U. Music Directorg Devotional Vice-President of Joy S.S. Class: Censor, Clio. EVELYN MARIE COKER .Yon Wauchula, Florida Liberal Arif A prelgf girl is like a melody. Dramateers. JOSEPH B. COMPTON Waynesville, North Carolina Man is th: mefriesl sperier cy' all nealinnf' MH Club. NANCY REBECCA COOK Clio Clemmons, North Carolina Illusic Na gemr, no gold rhe need: lo wearg .che shine: in1fin.r12talbffair. Orpheon Clubg B.T.U.g Y.W.A.g Girls, Choirg College Marshal. VVILLIAM HOLMES CLAY Baltimore, Maryland Pre-filed Tall, dark, and oh .ro hand.rome,,' Training Uniong German Club. WALTER BRYAN COATES Smithheld, North Carolina Accozuzling Every lomorraw a virion ty' hope. Asst. Secretary of Business Clubg Vice- President of Brotherhoodg Secretary B.T.U.g Secretary S,S.g Philomathia Treasurer. JACKIE ZENNIE COLLINS Eu Jacksonville, North Carolina Commerre A mergw life wifh jar and .S1l71..Yhl'7lE.n French Clubg Society Pianist. ANNIE SUE CONLEY Non Franklin, North Carolina Srnetarial Scisnfe Spring reemr to .rmile on earth when .flu ir near. Archery Clubg B.T.U.g Dramateets. FREDERICK THOMAS CORBIN Phi F ranklin, North Carolina Pre-Afled 641171162 rcienu. Science Clubg Volunteers for Christg B.T.U. Officer. j ACK EDYVARD CORPENING Nebo, North Carolina Ellglflffflvllg xl man .1.alirl1f'11' In Ihr finish. MADIZLYN COTTLE Srfrrlarial St'irnre l1'nrd.s fauna! e'xfm'5x her iafinzlr xzwffrzsii'. Business Clubg Volunteers for Christg SS. Ofhterl B,T.U. Officer. JAISIES HAROLD CRAIG Eu Lenoir, North Carolina illzmr And he Jhall mfs! sum among Ihr grfalrsl Qf men. Glee Club, Orpheon Club. BILLIE JUNE CURL Non Lyons, Georgia Liberal Arts rl .rplril af lauglzing 5fr1'lzglime'. S.S. Officer, Scrililerus Clubg College Iwiarshal. CARLOS LEROY DAVIS Phi Mt. Olive, North Carolina Sfisncr Strivefor .VIIEIFJJ and look ahead. Glee Clubg Veteran's Club, S.S. Oiiicerg B.T.U. Officer, Circulation Manager of the Hillmp. wa. 49'ers MARY KATHLEEN COSTON Clio Ht'ntlt'rsonville, North Carolina In lm li M1111 kfrdlllll whirl: lime' frmnnl 1111ia1li'. Drarnatet-rs, Secretary of Ilomeinakers Guild: Rt-porter for H1lllnpg OfliCerg B.S.U. Council: Y.XN.A. JOHN THOMAS COX Eu Goldsboro, North Carolina Efzgnzefrzrzg b'1'kllN'1'U warm anzl u-zrzning if hu 720lllIt .U IAMES RAY CRISP Eu Asheville, North Carolina .lluxif Rich mrlodzrr al hir firzgrrlzpff' Treasurer of Orpheon Club: Veterans' Club, Choir pianist. EDWARD HUDSON DANIEL Oxford, North Carolina Liberal Arif Tun' In God in all his work. Ministeral Conference. ELIZABETH HESTER DAVIS .Non Henderson, North Carolina Liber al .-lrtx Trai' lo hrfsrlf, hut' lo hfrfrierzds, true la hw dalifx always. Student Councilg S.S. Secretary, I.R.C. Society Hostess, Dormitory Officer. . 7 49 ers REBA MAE DAY Nm: TALMADGE CARL DEDMON Connelly Springs, North Carolina .S3'frrlarial .Srfrfzrr .'lf11lf. rirlz rzal1u'U,jrz'f' In hurl. Y,T.C. Secretary: Nonpareil pin chair- mang S.S. Officer: B.T.U. KIILLIE ANN DELLINGER ,Von Hickory, North Carolina Libfral .flrlx Fil!m'1o Iflt',fIlHt'.Yf zoilfz lift' 3' Nonparcil Poster Chairman: B.T.U. Poster Chairmang Volunteers for Christ. KATHERINE DOBBS Misenheimer, North Carolina Hmm' EL'0IIUlIl1ll'A' MJROII rzrzwz' gr! Ilzmf, 'levy -rm: J'fI'fZ'l'..l Home Economics Club. JAIVIES ALAN DUNN Plzz' Lcaksville, North Carolina Law Prr5r'z'rra1zft' kngbr llorzm bnglzlf, Sports editor for I..-WRELL Footballg Trackg Clubq International Re- lations Club. LUTHER DERIEUX DUNN Eu Winnsboro, South Carolina Libfral Arif 'hllalzhnad iJ the jiri! aim qf ezizzralrolzf' President of B,T.U.g College hiarshalg Advertising hianager of Hi!l!np,'Presi- dent and Vice-President of Classical Club: Ministerial Conferenceg Science Club. 28 Shelby, North Carolina flfruznzlzng Hr lfrrazzzr llzt' frmzrl gf all who knew llIlIl1.', JOHN HOYVARD DIXON NIL Vernon Springs, North Carolina Thr man wha wins ix Ihr man who Ihinkr he mn. Pm--,filed WILLIAM TYLER DRAKE Travelers Rest, South Carolina EVIQI-Hf't'l ing 'L ll'1'11ning lakes palimre and nerve JEAN DUNN Non New Bern, North Carolina Setwlarial Sliwzte L'Grand Ilzaughls mms from the lzearlf' Sunday School Oflicerg Y.T.C.g Tennis Clubg Y.w.A, JACQUELINE VIRGINIA DURDEN Swainsboro, Georgia Cho Liberal Arif 'Ulngfl like and angel like adored. Clio Treasurer and Secretaryg B.T.U and S.S. Ol'Iicerg Scriblerus Club. 49'ers BEULXH ELGENIA IJURHAUXI C1111 Hickory, North Carolina 11111111 1?1'1i11o1111'rx Thr rlzmrrzrr r1'l1n'r 111f1k111g Zhi' 1l1r11111 1111111' I1111'. Home Econoinifs Club: Drainatcvrsl B.T.U. YVALTER EGBERT Newark. New Jersey P11'-.lIr1l Tfzrrf 15 1111011111 11-1115 fm r11111l1'iv, Veterans Club: German Clubg Officer. EDWARD CORNNVELL ELLIOTT Phi Cherryville, North Carolina Librml Arif His 11715101141 1111' can nialtr lulnnrmzt fllfflflll as lodqrf' lNIinisterial Conference: Football: XXI Club: President Scriblerus Club. BLANTON DELlNI.-XR EVANS Candle-r, North Carolina P11-.l1'1'd Suzie, :111f1'1'1'ti', .tJ'lIIf7tIll1J', llzrwr grnfri qf I1 g6!llll'I7I!1YI.U Veteran's Clubg Swimming Club. NANCY GORDON FELTS .Tori North NVilkcsboro, North Carolina 5111111111111 S1'1'e11r1' A noble dffzl' is Z1 slrp Inward God. Oflicer B.T.U.g Basketball Club: Hik- ing Club: Chaplain of Art Club. JOHN Cl.:XL'l3l'i EUIXTUNIJS E11 Gretna, Virginia I.1f21'111l .1115 lo 1111111 11'1'1 Agni lm! 011 11 511111.51111 tmlrlf' B.T.U. l'i't-sitleiit: Chairman of Sunday Evening Survive hlission Council: lXlin- istcrial Conference. IOSEPH ROY ELLER Aslieville, North Carolina L1'b1-1111 .-111: 'lH1f'11ll11'11g 11fA'1111111wx1. RUTH HARRIETTE ELLIS Non Liberty. North Carolina Libural Arif Thr larger lzxarl, the 111111111111 hand. Y.N'V.A. Presidentg B.S.U, Councilg Glee Club. CONNIE FAHNESTOCK .Yan Greenville, South Carolina 1-lr! li!!! 101111111 to by hm mt. Poster Chairman of W'.A.A. and Non- pareilg President of Art Club: Scriblerus Club. BETTY LOU FERRELL ,NAUII Durham, North Carolina Lzbsral Arts To l1a1'1' had Jnnze 11rea111s niy hmrl has had I Ilzink miglzl make an a11gr1gI11d. Y.W.A. OFF1cergB,T.U. Ollicerg Volun- teers for Christg Scriblerus Club. 29 pls 9'ers EDGAR ERVIN FERRELL Phi Durham, North Carolina Commerfe 'tHe is rich who deer no! derire more. Glee Club: Men's Chorusg Church Choirg S.S. President, B.Y.U. Presidentg Society Vice-President, Society Presi- dent. JAMES RUSSELL FITTS Phi Siler City, North Carolina Liberal Arlr The wiser man shape: into Goff: plan. President Ministerial Conferenceg Society Chaplain and Censorg B.S.U. Councilg B.T.U. MARY FRANCES FLOYD Clin Fair Bluff, North Carolina Liberal Ari: I walked wilh Plea.rz1re. Y.W.A.g I.R.C. MARGIE ELLEN FOX Clio Hickory, North Carolina Liberal Arts The charm zy'fvo1z.,' Softball Club, Soccer Club: Basketball Club, Archery Clubg NNI Clubg W.A.A. Council, Recreational Sports Clubg Home Makers' Guild, GEORGE LEON FRAZIER, JR. E1 Henderson, North Carolina I Liberal Ar!! More work Zhan wordrf' ILA HOPE FISHER Clio Marshall, North Carolina Secrelarial Srierwe The .foul Ljpure delight. ROBERT EUGENE FLEMING Smithfield, North Carolina Engineering Hiller: qf-few wurdr are lhe bex! men. M Club. ROBERTA MAE FOSTER Clio Asheville, North Carolina Liberal A115 ulllake qf lhy task a .rhrir1e. Y.W.A.g Volunteers for Christq B.T.U.g C.I, Hall Leader Y.W.A.g Secretary- Treasurer Spanish Club, B.T.U.g S.S. Officer. MARY JEANETTE FRANKLIN A Hickory, North Carolina Cho Serrelariul Scienee Let me not forget the ares af llze slam. Business Club WILLIAM BEARDSLEY FRAZIER Eu Henderson, North Carolina Commerce K'There'r roam al the lop for the man who trier. Euthalian Officer. ROBERT DII,l,.XRIJ l L'G.X'I'E YVavlicSx'illc, North Carolina Pri'-,lIff1' pill, Ilml my lnmflx tl-nr Izmir than lltumm m Ilmr Milf. ELSIE lNI.-XRYLYN GAINES Clm Gaincsvillc, Florida .S'r4'n'Im1ul .Si :rm 1' pl Ihrtll nf Ilriglmg my In iiwrz' 1'r1u. Clio hlarshal: SS, Ofliccrg 'l'rcasurQ-r of Dormitory: Y,XV..X.: Busincss Clubg B.T.L'. A. L. GARDNER Plz: l.:h,'ml .lm 'kSlIz'1t'IYINQ glazir 1f'J's almzxg lflr' zvqyf' Glce Club: Ministerial Cnnfercnccg B.T.U. JOSEPH RANKIN GANTT Pickens, South Carolina Lzbrnzf .'lrIf l'Br1Itf1n1Q Ihr' gnjyfzurn Ifzr Mtn. Liinistcrial Confcrcncc, B.T.L'.: Or- phron Club. EDXNARD C. GETZMAN. QIR. Eu Athens, Georgia .lf 1111: His mzmr m'mm' Io harr Ihr link :gf rim'- mlg farm azuqyf' String Ensemblcg Orchcstrag Band. 'I'-1 L T' '15 'G an .-.Q-. my If in-L' -- .. - -:gf if . .- , , 5 . .1 .. ....,. i va X 49'ers SXRK l RiXNf2lQS l l'NK .Min l'ricQ, Virginia .Yi fr rlfu ml ,S'r1rf1n' 'llfl fu1I!1 mrumli nu fmjflf' i BTI' Yi ' ' . . . cf'-Pi':'s1clQ'ntg 8.5, Se'r'rr'lziIV EIXIMA CUXROI, CANDY Socic-ty Hill, South Carolina l.1hfruI .-lrli l7un'1w xzzwl In rar and I'l'F,H Se-rr:-tarv and Prcsitlr-nt of Spanirh llluhg B.T.L'. Ofliccrg SS, Ufhccr. PEGGY .XNN G.-XRREN Ulu- .Xslie-villc, North Carolina Lzlvfml ,-lrlx HrrI i rl hmrlkfor rl-fri' fair. Clio hlarshal and Sfcrctaryg Y.YV.A Councilg Dormitory Prcsidcntg Rc'- portur for hi-Blcm Clubg B.T.U 1 YV..-KA. Councilg Student Governmcnt, Hiking Club: Soccer Club. BOYD HENRY GASKIN lfn Kcrshaw, South Carolina Pre-.-lgftrzzlliur sin ntnzrf nfzI'1I1i zrmllz npnund nf mrrnzt'. Yetrrans' Cluhl B,T.U, Oflficcrg SS. Officer. IXIELY.-X E. GODFREY ,Yan ffharlottc, North Carolina .S'f'rn'lu1n1l Srzrrirr Eur Ilzul only .mtv Ihr slim. B.T.L'.g Y.W'..-X.: Business Club. 49'ers FRANCES DALE GODWIN Clio Pembroke, North Carolina General Btlsirzfrs Darknf'J: ir baazztiful with candlex in it, Sunday School Officer. MELBA GRAYSON Clio Forest City, North Carolina Liberal Arts Sunbf'am5 'round hPf4fFF'l.,, Y.W.A. Offieerg M-Blem Club: Hik- ing Club, Basketball Clubg Softball Club. SILAS STEVE GRIFFIN Fairmont, North Carolina Pre-filed Strivingfor better things. LELIA IONE HAGAN .Non Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Art: Daring to be individualistic. Y.W.A. Oflicerg Society Ofncerg B.T.U.g Softball Club. GEORGE MATTHEW HALE, JR. Phi Lawrenceville, Virginia Liberal Aft: 0n his darkest day, he believe: in Spring. Spanish Club, Veterans' Club. HERBERT BENNETT GRAY, JR. Cherry Point, North Carolina Eu Acrounting He rtrutr his hour upon the stage. Glee Club: Men's Chorus, President Dramateersg Grand Usherg Delta Psi Omega, Vice-President: B.T.U. FRANK S. GRIBBLE, JR. Eu Charlotte, North Carolina Liberal Artx Not what we give, but what we rlzaref' President, Vice-President, Reporter, Ministerial Conference. MARGOT IRVIN GRIMES .Non Charlotte, North Carolina Liberal Arts lVitl1 forwara'-fate and urzreluftant JDul.', Scriblerus Clubg Glee Clubg Y.W.A. BARBARA ETHEL HALE Non Waynesville, North Carolina Liberal Arty To rherish dreamt ty' lozfelirte.v.v.i' S.S. Ofhcerg B.T.U. Ofhcerg Y.W.A., Scriblerus Club. GRETA VERNON HALL Clio Miami, Florida Liberal Arty Content to know that God ix great. B.T.U.g Y.W.A. 32 PERRY RANSOBI HAIXILIN Brevard, North Carolina E11g1'm'r11ng .S'1f1zmlf1i11g Ihr fmlfzf' Science Club. DORIS KIEAN HARDY Clio Grove Hill, North Carolina Pu'-.'Vz11'5ir1g Laz'rr qf fifth Girls' Chorusg Archery Club. ALMA L. HARRIS ,Mm Durham, North Carolina Jlfmir i',lIu51't' in lzrr mul, njflfrlfel in luv xrnilcf! lwIusic Honor Clubg Girls' College Choir. IANET RUTH HARRIS Nan Thomasville, North Carolina Home Efonumicr 'KCharrning in nzmzfzer, rloqufnl in spuffllf, B.S.U. Council: International Relations Club President: Forensic Club. MARY NELL HANVKINS Clm Murphy, North Carolina Pre-,N'zuJ1'11g lfilh a song qf r zzrz sl z1'r1f ' . Girls' Church Choirg Basketball Club 33 49'ers XVADIZ GORRELL IIAMPTON lfu XVIIIQIUII-Sllllflll, North Carolina . In muzlzrzlq Hit ztvzgmi lvilflwl lu fl slmfl B.T.U. MALCOLM COLEMAN HARRELL Phi Luray, Virginia Pre-.Uni K'.S'trong in zttillf' French Clubg Veterans' Club. FRANK ALEXANDER HARRIS Eu Henderson, North Carolina rlgrirullure K'P1z1jfng hard, and flralz, andfr11'r. Veterans' Clubg Footballg TNI Club Sunday School Ofhcer. WVESLEY HERBERT HARRIS Capitol Heights, Maryland Libnal Arts 'ilfho gary qztivlbf, hr will grow Jlrongf' Iviinisterial Conference. ALBERT LOUIS HEDRICK Lexington, North Carolina Afmzzrzlirzg 'I To adztanca an hours! mind. JAMES FRANK HEDRICK Lexington, North Carolina flffnunling .S'11frvJx brgilu zuilh afflloufs zuillf, EUNICE HIOTT ,Ninn Pickens, South Carolina Home Eronamirx Killah? 'if thy laik a .rhrim'. S.S. Ofhcerg M-Blem Clubg YV..-X..-X. Council: Basketball Club: Softball Clubg Home Economics Club. JFAULTON HODGE Phi Rutherfordton, North Carolina Liberal Arif I like Ihr braz'mz'sx Q desigvzf Art Club. ANNE CHRISTINE HOLBROOK .Y Savannah, Georgia an Libfral .-ill: Dfl12ghling the mos! obxfrvirzg QW. B.T.U. Oihcerg Swimming Club: M- Blem Clubg Cheerleader. ROBERT LEE HOLLAND Olin, North Carolina Pre-Agrifullurr Cautious and meticulous. 49'ers CURTIS LEYBURN HIGH Phi Durham, North Carolina Commerre Heigh1 addx Ia digniiyf' Vice-President International Relations Clubg S,S. Ofheer: Society Ofhcerg Basketball Teamg INT, Club, B.T.U ERNESTINE LAKE HOCADAY Four Oaks, North Carolina Liberal Arls 'L.S'1L'Uf!fy arhlzozvledging friendship. Sorccr Clubg B.T.U. RUBY OZELL HOFFMAN Non VVinston-Salem, North Carolina Liberal Ari: Q11iet beaugz is hfr.t. S.S. Ofhcerg Art Club Ofhcerg Archery Club. ROY LEE HOLBROOK Albemarle, North Carolina Erzginerring Alan is .vo eager to grasp lyeif hours. ZEOLA HOLLAR Clio Lenoir, North Carolina Serrelarial Science GLiltIe girl: are bex! rj all. B.T.U., Y,VV.A. FRANK STEELE HOLT .'Xslu'ville, North Carolina Pu'-,lfrrl Hujvjp' ti Ihr' man who mmmli lm lullf DALE GREY HOOPER Eu Asheville, North Carolina Liberal .-lrlr KKC0Ilf-I'UllfA1'fIllfXt'lf and Iaulrqvnu ,rlraiglzl in Il: f I' lil' IN Me-n's Chorus: Forensics: Vicc-Prcsi- dent of Ministerial Conference-5 Vice- Presidcnt of B.T.U.g Society Cc-nsor. GEORGE KENNETH HOPKINS Stuart, Virginia Librzal .-1715 .lIon' hoping llzan llllflllgu BROADUS FERNLY HORTON Canton, North Carolina Liberal Arts Grad llzoughli an 11rzr.xj1rrxrrd. Brotherhood Secretaryg B.T.U.g Ni Clubg Track. FRANK WOODFIN HOYLE Asheville, North Carolina Pre-.Usd UL!! me have zuisdonzf, Ji, 1 Q-.A 49'ers MARION SCIIIUYLER HUMAN ,Von xVllllllI'lQIUl1, North Carolina lmlfmfzlur r In firm nm l.ffr ln rm' ri fm! fl uffrtrvlif' St-rn-tat'y ol' SB. Classg ll.'l'.L'.g XX',fX..,X, Councilg Switnminq Club, JOYCE .XDA HOOPER ,Yon Richmond, Virginia Librrrzl .-lrlf 'A 'llzw rim nf 'yrmllz llml un' zzlzuqrx grip-.' YNVHX. Ollicc-rg Volunteers for Christg B.T.U. CECIL COHEN HORNE Forest City, North Carolina Pr r- .ll 1-11 .'lrlz-mlzntng in r11jqyrm'r1l. Cliecrkaclcr. MARGARET M. HOWELL ,Von Roanoke, Alabama Llbfmf ,-lt!! 'K Th-rr is rzutlring Jlzf would nn! Ygtz-rf, Summer B.S,U. Presidcntg B,T.U. Presidcntg Ofhcerg Y.W..-X1 Soft- ballg Archery: Scriblerus Club. JOSEPH COLUIVIBUS HOYLE Lenoir, North Carolina .-lccozmlirzg '.PIL'I15Ul1l za !l1z'5fml1. rm fa aiacfw' if LINDA EILEEN HUDSPETH Winston-Salem, North Carolina Liberal Ari: The world and life is loo big lo paxxfor a dreamf, Sunday School Ofiicerg B.T.U. Officer, Y.W.A.g Spanish Club, Archery BLENDA LAVERNE HUNEYCUTTI' Clio Kannapolis, North Carolina .Vurxing And midx! lhe .flars irurribe Blenda'.v rzamef, Clio Vice-President, Chaplain, Pianist, Glee Club, Y.W.A.g B.T.U. Officerg Scriblerus Club, Volunteers for Christ. CORIDA ISABEL HUNT Clio Kingsport, Tennessee Spefial Her hear! if kind and truef' B.T,U. Officer, S.S. Ofhcerg Y.W,A.g Volunteers for Christ. MARTHA ELIZABETH HUNT Non Asheville, North Carolina Liberal Art: 'Vllaking all qf lie a lilling tune? B.T.U., Art Clubg Majorette. MARJORIE CAROL HUTCHINS Mars Hill, North Carolina Secretarial Science lfith ge: qf wonder. 36 9'erS HERMAN MILTON HUFFMAN Hickory, North Carolina Liberal Arls 'KLiz'e.v tofeasl his hear! with all. S.S. Vice-President and Secretary, MMU Club. BETTIE RUTH HUNT Non Biltmore, North Carolina .Nlirflng All I ask is a merryhyarrzf' S.S. Officer: B.T.U. Officerg Hilltop StaH'g Y,W.A. EVELYN HUNT Nan Travelers Rest, South Carolina Secretarial Science L' The world ix a graxrv road bgfore lzerfeelf WILLARD WADE HUNTER Mars Hill, North Carolina Liberal Arlx Aly mergz comrades :all mef, M Clubg Manager Football Team. NANCY ANN UAMES Mocksville, North Carolina Liberal Art: :6UJl.Hg ward: lo advanlagef' B.T.U. a 4:9'ers FRANK EDGAR INGLE Phi Asheville, North Carolina Lihfml Ari: Hu hrarmly ziiiion if in Ihr wmkx af low. President of B,S.U.g Ministerial Con- ference. GEORGE DEVANY INGRAM Phi Richmond, Virginia Librral .-lrlx Ulf: Ihe .fel af lhe .foul lhal drmrnimu' th: goalf, ELAINE IVIE Clin Manning, South Carolina Srienn' K' ' Tix hu! llze brglmzing cy' lJr'.', Y.W.A. Officer, B.T.U.g Music Club. CARTER THAYER JACOBS Phi Orange, Virginia Law I'zfe no bra 1'f1 J for bool:-learned .VlllH'l.L'I.u B.T.U. SARA MARGARET JAMES Clio Waynesville, North Carolina Liberal Artx The bzaugz qf her mind. Scriblerus Club, Y.W.A. EUGENIA RUTH INGRAM Asheville, North Carolina Elmmztary Tearlm' An upward Nath. JAMES OTHO ISRAEL. JR. Candler, North Carolina Law iKSl7lIlE and thrive. HARRY FRANKLIN JACKSON Eu Norfolk, Virginia Liberal Art: Playing well the game af lyef' M Club Vice-Presidentg Baseball, Football. J, w. JAMES, JR. Phi Winston-Salem, North Carolina Liberal Ari: ' Hz .rlares into the sun. Scriblerus Club: B.T.U. Oflicerg Broth- erhood Treasurer. EDGAR ALLAN JARRATT Lexington, North Carolina Srierwe Glad to be ry' use. 37 Phi 49'ers C.-XTHERINEJANEJENNINGS ,Yon Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Art: Br a :lar in 5D7llt'0I1F'.Y div, Nonpareil Censor and Secretary: B.T.U.: Y.iV.A.: Scriblerus Club. BEULAH VERNELLE JOHNSON .Yon Richmond, Virginia Liberal .-irlr Law, .tzL'ff1nz',t.t, goadnrsx, in her person did .fl1lI1P.7, Non areil President' Y.WA Olicer' p . . . . B.T.U. Officer: Volunteer for Christ: International Relations Club. AUDREY HEATH JOLLEY Clio Cove City, North Carolina Liberal Arlx Living Path l7IU77lFYllf1l1L1'.w CHRISTINE LOVE JONES Clio Roxboro, North Carolina Secretarial Srimcf -- li'arm andfrirndl1'fmile.v. S.S. Officer: B.T.U.g Scriblerus Club. MARY LOU JOYCE Mount Airy, North Carolina Home Eronomicr Laugh: and zvhylr cy' song. Home Economics Club Treasurerq In- ternational Relations Club. BETTY FRANCES JOHNSON Clin Angier, North Carolina Elementary Teacher CoruIanZfrivolil1'. Scriblerus Club: Society Oflicerg VV..-X.A. Council: B.T.U.g Hilllop Staff. JAMES EDWIN JOHNSON Benson, North Carolina Commerce g'Blozv Irzmipet, blow. Band OHicer. AGNES MARIE JONES Greenville, South Carolina Business Teacher Training g'Challrring gaiegrf' B.T.U. ETHEL JANETTE JONES .Non Badin, North Carolina Elemenlagw Teacher 'kfou trapped out :gf a dream. International Relations Clubg W.A.A. Secretary and Treasurerg B.T.U. Of- iicerg Society Officerg Swimmingg Bas- ketball. NELLIE GRACE JOYCE Nan Stoneville, North Carolina Home Efonamifs Peace lay in her gym, President, Vice-President, Secretary, Home Makers Guildg S.S. Oflicerg B,T.U. Oflicerg International Relations Clubg Basketball Club. 49'ers PERCIVAL CLYDE KEENER Phi Lenoir, North Carolina Lil7f'ml .-lllr Raul :vilh all Ihr ,rlrmgllz f!lf1fv'l'0Il mn. Reporter, Pre-sidvnt, Broth:-rhood: B.S.U. Council: Y.T.C.: Ministerial Conference. ROBIN ANN KELLUM ,Non Nlacksonvillc, North Carolina Libfml .-lrlt Than' is no hour I dan' noi llrrf' Literary Editor LAUREL: Scriblcrus Club. ROSA VERA KIMBRELL .Tun Iviarion, South Carolina Pre-.X llryinhg NLE! me mmf in zuhfn' ,you are zuesping, fr1'md. Volunteers for Christ: B.T.U. Oiiicerg Y.W,A. LEON LEVVIS KITTRELL, -IR, Ayden, North Carolina PW-,Usd Human mint zvuhr mr, ROBERT HUNTLEY LAMB Phi Ingold, North Carolina Who dom' Ihr bvsl he can. Glee Clubg College Iwiensy Choirg Track. MARTHA ANN KELLEY ,Yon Clit-str-i', South Carolina Lihfml .llts 'R ll'1lh ninth uml rzirlmlr rllrr am! nfghlf' JAMES WILEY KELLY lkiiami, Florida Pre-.lied HH: pulx hix hunt in envy- lark. Vice-President Veterans' Club. ROBERT CARNEY KINSER Phi Asheville, North Carolina Engineering i'Fa1'Ih lhat rofnrx Qf Jfgf-IOI1!f0l.n Science Club. ELEANOR RUTH KRAFT ,Yan Mount Olive, North Carolina Elevnrnlagf 71'HL'hI'I'J Cowie A lillle' bil qf J zzfz 5f11'm', S.S, Officer: Nonpariel Ofliccr. JONATHAN LAMBERT Phi Lakeland, Florida Sfienvs 'iEt'm Ihr' win, ant may ij lnnguvf' Science Club. 4l9'ers KIEANNETTE LAMBERTSON Non Rich Square, North Carolina Liberal Arif Fmezw will Jlzf befairf' S.S. Officerg International Relations Club. REBECCA LOU LANGDON ,Nun Fayetteville, North Carolina Liberal Arif Bmuly ix lrulh, lrullz beazzlvf' Home Economics Club. ANNIE FAYE LAWING Glenwood, North Carolina Elementary T8HCl1t'7'I Course To do some zvorllyv work. S.S. Ofhcerg Volunteers for Christg Y.W.A. LUCY GLORIA LEE Non Winston-Salem, North Carolina EIBNIIHIHIJV Tfafhfrs Cnzuprr Sweet aJ Ihr brmlh qf forex. Volunteers for Christg Y.VV.A, GRACE OLIVE LEWIS Clio Pickens, South Carolina Elfmmlmy Yrzlfhers Bey'rfending all who rzvmled her Illfffflll smile. Art Clubg Sunday School Officer, ETHEL BERNICE LANCE Nan Asheville, North Carolina General Bzzsinesx 'RSM' dzwllr willz hPl1I1lJ'.,, M-Blem Club: Basketball Cluhg Soft- ball Club. SARA JEAN LANGLEY Non Travelers Rest, South Carolina General Bzzxzlzvrr 4'i'lIa1'den Illlllf z1'z'zffnf. BETTY MATTIE LEATHERMAN Franklin, North Carolina Gmural 1?u.rir1f.fx Sqring Ihr k1'nde'J1 words. B.T.U. Officer. BETH LENNON Non Boardman, North Carolina Home Ernnomirx K'DeJerUing tha very bail. Vice-President Spanish Clubg Treasurer Home Economics Clubg B.T,U. Of- hcerg Student Council. HELEN ELIZABETH LEWIS Clio Raleigh, North Carolina Liberal Arif Radialing lZappine.rJ.,' B.T.U. Olicerg Girls' Choirg Art Clubg W.A.A. 40 5 'kt ,.rA 1 2 hai .E Xl qs.. 5' 2:5 L. . 4 yl 9 95 IU' RUTH CAROL l,INllliliRRY 1.1111 Ralf-iul1, Nurlb Cfmulixm 1'11-,l1111 I111111111'11 B.T.L', Ullifm-11 .Xisnfiznlw liclil-11' Il1l1- 111f1,' Fcallxlf' lililur l.xl'k1-I, 811111-11' Ollifwg Sxximluing Club: .Xl'1'l11'1v Club: Hiking lflubg S11fuA1' Cflubg M-Blum Club. HELEN .'XL'CL'S'I'.X l.OlYli C1111 Porcs Knub, North ll111'ulln.l 1111111111 .1111 G11111 111111 1111-1? DANIEL ANIJRIQXY LYNCH, -IR. XvlDSIUI'l-S3ll'lIl. North liamlina C111111111'111' 11'.1 11111 111 111 1111' 11111, 111111 11111 1111 51111: Veterans' Club. FRED EARL lNI1:.XLIS'I'ER, AIR. 'l'1'avclrl's Rc-sl, South Lialblilm L1b1'1111 .-1111 IIY1111 11111111 111111 1111113111 '1 1111 1111' 11111.' Intramural .'Xll1lf'tirS. JAMES LEE NICCAIN Rome, Grorgia l.1h111111 .-1111 ll zzl1'V 1 r11' 1111111 111111 1 f1:'1' 1111 ' . Blinistcrial Conf n-1' cncv. 41 49'ers .XXXL l1l,l DYIJ X1111 .X1l1uulr1n, X 11Ql111.1 11.111111 1111111 1111111111 .8111 111111111 1111 1111 111111 11111111 11 1:1111 YWY ,X CI11111111lZ lifl' ll f1ll1c'c'1', Yul- 111111111 lm C lu1xl.f1l1-.-l.lul1. liOBlTR'lfX l,UL'lNl-, l,L'l I XS 111111 U.1stw11i.1, Nurlb lf.m1lin.1 1,1l111111.l111 .S'11.'111'1111111 111111111g, 11111111111111 11g11111g. Frcm lx Club, MILIJREIJ GEURUINE LYON C1111 lNl.1LliS1.1n, Imlifma L11111111,-1111 'IX11 11111111111 111 :1111l11111,'l lnlvrnalional Rvlalifxm Club: Yin'- Prc-iiclcnt Y,W11x 3 Sunrlay S1'l11111l Ol'- f1L't'I'l llullc-Qc' lXllZlI'illi'lI, AIOHN NFl'l'HllR'llON TXI1,XI.LIS'llIR 1'111 Ralf-lub, Numb I.111'11l1n.1 1.11111111.l111 II1 1111 1111111 111111111 :1111111, fXli11iwt1-ridl CTc111i'1-11111-1-1 filr-11 Club: Sunday S1-lmul Ol'll1'1'1'1 l'l.'ll.l', Ulllfvlg iIr1ll11g1,- lXlf1r5l1.11l, MARY ANNE lXl15tTR.XXV ,X1111 .Xsl1e'1'ill1g North Clarolixm 1111 11111111111 11'111'111'11 1.11'1' 11111111311 1111 111'1, li.'l'.L'. CjllHCL'l'Q .Xrt fllLlll1XYOlllI'llt'FI'il-UI' Christ. 49,ers TYRUS RAMON MCCULLERS Smithfield, North Carolina Librral Arn Frirndlinf5J l7IHh'l'A' hf1f,lvl7f.YY.l ROBERT EUGENE MCDARRIS Barnardsville, North Carolina PfK'.4gf!lf1lllIIft' Doing noble deals. ELSIE LEE MCFARLAND High Point, North Carolina Lzbeml A115 uGOL7dkf0flM71F ix a gzdzlr maid. Archery Club: Sunday School Oflfcer. WILLIAM CONVAN MCIYER Phi Marion, North Carolina Liberal Alix Ever pursuing lrue xporlrnzanxhilbf' M Club Ofhcerg Footballg Track. DAVID LEE MCMANAVV.-XY Eu Asheville, North Carolina .-lr! C'0llfJF Enjqyirzg mth minulr Ihr dqr bfing.vfoflh. Vice-President Art Clubg Tumbling Team. l vs M ,--L35 .ly-Q . HE -' ,', . EQ-g , . 5-'LV M. , QP' 9-t 4x gf . x,, ww- V 5-5 . Q If , . LL, ., 1 avi 9 3 sw Q12 SQEN l ff f .?lf'3'?f,. ,Q tr' .Quay l fo VI gp l 1 l l l I 5 . A i l 9? LESLIE MCCURRY Phi Bee Log, North Carolina Ph'-.-lgrlrzlllzlre I mrklf all Ihr laxkr and du Ihem one by mir, BOBBY LEE MCELRATH Candler, North Carolina Liberal Arts Clad lhlngx overtake him. French Clubg Iwi-Clubg Basketball Team, ELLA GEORGE MCIYER Nan Siler City, North Carolina Pn'-.Yuuilzg An inward bmuly that naughl mqy dim, Vice-President French Clubg S.S. Of- ficer, ROBERT NEALE MCKENNEY White Stone, Virginia Liberal Arts The-friend who .vlands br. PAUL LAFAYETTE MCNORRILL Phi Wlaynesboro, Georgia Pre-,Vid uIf1,j'PHI.Y youngg yet in though! malurefi UITNEYA I.l'CIlil,I2 MARRY Xin Alht'm.u'lt'. Nmlh f:.ll'l1lllIi'l 1.1lf.zf1f .lrli 1'f1.Aflf1l 1- ill: pq mul llfutfllnffifuf Classical Clulig 8,84 Ol'h1'r1', Yulunu-t-rs for Christ. NORA F. MAHAFI-'IiY C1111 I,a11t't1stt-r, Suulh C.u'ulina Pu'-,Aurwrlg Size :tulli In lnvluly lily lin' nlgfllf' AX',A.A. Council: B,'I'.I'. Pr:-Sidvntg 3.5, Sc-Cr:-tarvg St-niur Claes St-ci'clz11'x'L Society Ofhckrz Arulu-ry Club. ALLEN NORMAN MARTIN Phi IVinstnn-Salt-m. North Camlinzl Ezzgzrnnzlzg 1.1fr In mr li fl uuzzrtlil-H Illllmp Stall: Boxing Tc-am Nianaqcr, LITA BI.-XE MAL'I,I7IN Ann Charlotlv. Nurth Camlinzi Lzhfml ,-ltls llvfdflul lu mrfwlyf' Scriblnrus Club: Glu: Club. IXIARTHA LOUISE YXIAXXYELI, .Mm hfvmphis. T:-nm-sim' lllfrrlzwrllflti If fzflzfr USUN hrrznl 111 lm mul Ihr mzfm' uf Zrnrnlwl- ful nzrfmbf' Scrrclary Junior Class: President Clem' Clubg President fXIuSiC Honor Clulg Hostess, Clioristrr. rl-Tt'2lSlII't'l', Svrrr- tary, Socivtvg Ollicrr: B,T.L'. Offwcr: llralnatwreg Swimming Club: Basketball Club. Z 5 . gp- - 3,5 J, .,, 'Cf rp., Q .J 1-it - 14 49'ers fXIX1'I,YN XXLRY NIXCIKII, ,Mm 4.n.imtf- lnillx. Ntuth i.Lu'ul1n.l ,llllm lf,!lff!,l th, fmt fu mm, ,ft In film' Pgmtl fllluv-rg NS Ollnvt-lg l'z.l,l'. Olliu-1. Smit-tx' Ullux-lg flitlitwtinig Klux' f.2l1m-lu, lifxullx' flum-n. 'ICIIEOIJORIC AY. fxlAI.l'HRI'S liitlL1t'l.mtl, Smith Ctuwlintt 1'irI1Hm' Hun 'Ili rt-flfwm an iumfzlm' 111 r:fri1f:ff1m, MN Club: Bam-h.1ll: Intramural Ath- Irtics. MARY -IRAN fAIA'I I'lII2XVS Ann Ftiqilay Springs, North CIArulin.1 fimrnlf Hlimn xi E' ll'1U1 11 gmm' mul fu1111!1' :mm fuulfi mmf 5.5, Qflivf-r, PETER MARION MAKNEY , QIR, liu Shvlhy. N01 th Curulina .-ltfuzmlzrlq An ffm Num fnlfzfm nf fnlalfrfl My Intramural Athlt-tice. GIQORHE PENNEL MAY Eu Aslnvvill:-, North Carolina PM-,llffl lining :rhrll fn nm In mah Un' at-mM L1 mm ffm.,-, Sri:-Iu'v Club. ELIZABETH C. MAYHUGH Bradenton, Florida Liberal nirtx Dv all Ihr goodvrou ran for fzxfryone -you ran. S.S. Officer: B.T.U. Oflicerg B.S.U. Councilg Orchestra: Glee Clubg String Ensemble: French Club: Volunteers for Christ: lkiission Council. BETSY JEAN MILES Clio Raleigh, North Carolina Elemmtagi Teachfr HHH glad gre: glsamed and gli,flrnfrl. Y.W.A.g Swimming Club. BESSIE MAE MILLIGAN Belmont, North Carolina Serrelafial Sfisriff Oni flea! call-for me. Y.W.A. WILLIAM THOMAS MILLS Columbus, Georgia Arfountirzg 'Ullzuir in hi: brain wroughl a happinfsx. Band: Concert Bandg Orchestra: String Ensembleg Glee Club. CLYDE GRAY MOODY Union, South Carolina Liberal Ari: All xefzficf Vaal.: the .fame Illllll God. Business Manager, Editor the Hilltapg Delta Psi Omega Officer: B.T.U. Of- Bcerg Dramateersg Glee Clubg lN'Iin- isterial Conference. 44 9'ers VIRGINIA DARE MERRITT Non Chapel Hill, North Carolina Elemenlarr 'feather K'Charm :Hiker ilu' :ight but mfr!! ti-ins the soul. S.S. Officer. JOE HARDY MILLER Phi Ludowici, Georgia Pre-.Usd lforking as to plefaxanl rervife led. Science Clubg Society Officer. FRED JONES MILLS, JR. Columbus, Georgia .-lfroluzling 'LHsard melodie: are Jweelf' President Band, Glee Club Oflicerg Concert Banclg Symphony Orchestrag Symphonette. DEAN LINCOLN MINTON Eu North Wilkesboro, North Carolina Liberal Ari: A LUOYUUY leader is hi. Glcc Clubg Society Omcer. ANNE CAROLYN MORGAN Winston-Salem, North Carolina Illuxic HHN rmile liken.: I0 lhe .rum'l1inr. Vice-President Orphean Clubg S.S. Oflicerg Glee Clubg Orchcstrag String Ensemble. 49'ers -10 FI7l'l'll MORKLXN l7ciufrt Fill, North Cdirvliiizi lfuxmi xx lifzrlm Hlfrfirzng all lm-, x lffxfil rflrxxflxrf' .Xi'cliz'i'x' Club: Softball Club: Baskvt- lrill Vluh- Y 'I' K Y XY X DOROTHY HELEN MOSLEY ,Yun Carolcx-n, North Carolina .lluwf li'1!ll lzrml fix nfl: 11x lln' U1n1,mrl nf Nu' ww. Bflfll. Ofliccrg Cnllegt' Girls' Choirg Nonparcil Pianist. liixixirs okxxu, Mukiur ffl, Kannapolis, North Carolina Llbrml plllr Sn Itwll liz' xanlg, lln' 11 mld 1lm1tg1r1nI'glatl- m'x,x, Band: Glu' Clubg hlusic Honor Club: Yoluntcvrs for Christi hlinistcrial Con- ference. BARBARA .IEANNE IUYERS .Yxm Lancaster, South Carolina Can-1 al Buxlnfxr Lanny lnzw, and rmvty mil. SS. Ofhcrrg XliCt PI'E'Sidf'I'll, President hi-Blcm Cluhg Socicty Hostess, Y'V.A.A, Council: Baskctball Club: Clic:-rleaclcrg LAUREL Staff. BETTYJIM NEIGHBORS ,Non Charlotte, North Carolina .S'zu'f'lly dm' shi' ijmzl and l7Il7l't'u B.T.U.g Y.VY.A.3 Glee Clubg Girls, Chorus. EMMA LOUISE MORROXV Bm-lton, South Carolina l'h'r1rrr1l Hux lm .x x lim linfuw mum' nx Ihr .xlfux llml xl11m'. YXYUX. ANNIE QIEAN MosTELt.1aR .-Xndirws, North Carolina Ilomr lfmnnlnlrs 'lln' mrplr, ,xn11l-njlrmng, Qlllll' llrllvf If rw:-1'lh1'r1g. NS, Officer: Home Economics Club Ofliccrg Y,XV.A. 'I UMMIIZ MAY MURRAY Clin Canton. North Carolina Elrnlfrzlfll-1' 7Q'r1z'h1'r ll'x fair fllflllgll lo br IDlfaixur1l. .-Xrt'lic'ry Club: YV..-X..-X. Council: Hik- ing Clubg Society Historian. LAURA EYELYN NANNEY Union Mills, North Carolina Lzbnal .-lrlx Dwarf: and Jhiw In da. Y.W',.-X.: Volunteers for Christ. JOAN NIYENS .Wm Spartanburg, South Carolina Llbrlal A115 A xwsrt migrlzc .flip Qf I1 Ihzrlgf' I 45 CF Us T7 1 . Ha- ig 'IN 9. '77 -1-gi 'i l J l l :at xiix. x S-.fr it 'a i , 4 V .i 49'ers MARTHA JEAN NORMAN .Yon Cherry Lane, North Carolina Liberal Arts Shri Jo lozirs lhf' xunslzinf and lhf shy. Science Clubg B.T.U. Officer: Y,W.A. HUGH RONALD OWEN Eu Rutherfordton, North Carolina Lau' And smiled blrond all Ilia! his learning l:r1fzL'. International Relations Club. MARGIE LEE PACKARD Clio Cliffside, North Carolina Liberal Arts L' The music ty' lhe laughing lyk. College Girls' Choirg W.A.A. Councilg M-Blem Clubg Archery Club: Softball Clubg Basketball Clubg Hiking Club: 5.5, Officer. JACK ALVERN PAINTER Charlotte, North Carolina Engineering Gladj0z1th injaj' and Jpirilf' HERBERT INIURRAY PARKER Phi Gates, North Carolina Accnimling 7- : Wat 1' f 'vw X g Q we . Iii ' 'J A ,I r , - 4 --vent an n. 5x Y - ..aL,,.,.. 3 , I N 4 Vi l'Vilh 0 .Smile on hisfatef' , if - X' W - ANNA RUTH OWEN ,Nun Tampa, Florida Elementary Teacher The genlle winning lorzef' Scriblerus Clubg Dramateers: Delta Psi Omega: B.T.U. Officerg President Florida Clubg Hilltop Staff. DOROTHY OPHELIA OWENS A Wellford, South Carolina Cha Liberal A715 'Ziff war is pavfd with jlawrrs and dew. Scriblerus Clubg B.T.U. Officerg Society Chorister. CHARLES FREDRICK PADGETT Eu Huntersville, North Carolina Liberal Artx He lover whfrs max! ix lhe need ty' love. CLARENCE EDWARD PARKER Asheville, North Carolina Engineering K'Hi.v worth has known adzvanremenlf' M Club. BENNIE LEGGETT PARKS Eu Halifax, North Carolina Engineering 'LHE know: what hz wants. Intramural Athletics. RILZIIXRII NIUNRCJL IKXRRIS lint But-x.utl, Nmlh kI.uuliutt , lfffgfrfffrfrfg I II, ffrfl fum tmlfrlfg. l l 4 lY.XI,'I'IiR LEO I'.X'l'I2 Eu Lldllslmru, North Cfmulitm N ffngm frmg 'X 'All' ,I ml it-tt ,tt ,mp l l I l tl l Bl2'I l'Y AIANF PAYNI2 .Nun Kannapolis, North Cldrvflimt v t I.rlnn1l.lrIx I.1fl 1 41 luzvfp flung In lrzrm' l l 5 BIIN F. PHII,I3I2fIK lift Blemphis, rIIf'llIll'SSCC Lzfuluf .lair 'lf1r unly ztwzllll lfnlf it, zu fnzzml In llrnmm B fznlrlxf' Scrihlr-rui Ciluhl 'llumhlinq 'IR-am, ' lNliniwtcrialflmmll-rfA11cr':H.S.I'. Ciutlncill B,'I'.I'. Olliu-r, I l , SARAH KATIAIERINI2 PHILLIPS I un., 4 Gastonia. North Carolina 1 I.1lfnf1f.lflw 1 Thu, 14 11 fpnwl ffm! mllt mt 1 1 Co-Editor the I..u'RLI.: 11111111111 Stallg l Trvasurcr, Prcsidvnt Ilramatcvrs: Sec- ' rotary, Yicc-President, Dvlta Iii X Omcga: Society Critic, Blarshal. l I ll Q If 49? - lr-' 1,43 41, 7 F' wk, ,YQ ' :gigs . 47 1544 QQ Q 1 2 9:1 49'ers lll,l,l,N 'l1JlX'NNl',NlJ l'X'Il. Mm l.lxvtlvx1llt-. Nrnll1Ii.unlul.a l'rffllffl l'.,r fflfm 1111113 fmt! ffm, I , , , , lt l,l Ullut-1. IN XX Ltluuntl, Nl-lilwlu tllulv. N-tttrr I'lulm. llllxmu l.luI:, Nultlmll Llrllm. l'.XL'l,INI2 l'.YI'RIflI.X l'.X'l l'UN .Mtn Xlorganlrm. North fiamliua Llhrfuf .lrlx HIL: lfffnl fllful ar 1111 wulftlt tlfffglzf. 5.8, Olllfl r. MYRLIY lXI.XL'RIiIiN PEOPLES Nm fxlncksvilla-, North Carolina Hmm' lft wuwlzlrt .S':t-ff! lwjnml mf' zu! fmfl uv! uf ullfrzng. St'ril1l:'rus Club. NLXRLXN HAZEL PHILLIPS Clin lYinst0n-Salem. North Carolina PM'-,Yin Img Lnzv' ww: gum, fffrg1':'ft, nulfzfwf' T1'IlIllK Club, Sucicty Ofhcrli lV..X,.X.: Y.XX',lX. XYADI2 HAMPTON PHILLIPS Lf-xinqton. North Carolina L1lvf'rf1f.lrlt 00111111113 rt mfr Ihr MAD... 49'ers HAROLD XVEEKS PHILPOT Newberry. Florida Pu'-.'lg1'1rz1fIr1rr HHf7f7lYl1r1.fI rlrufk u hrndml hmrtf' Veterans' Club. BETTY -IO PIERCE .Yon Lenoir. North Carolina Gmfrfll B1u1'm'r,r Thr zz nrld hrlmlgx In rm. Business Club: College hlarshal. EARL NATHAN PORTER Charlotte, North Carolina Librral A125 .-l tlrar ral! lhal lrvz 1 1' fm! bv flfrzivdf' Ministerial Conference: Mission Coun- cil. MARGARET ANN POWERS .Yan St. Pauls, North Carolina ,lfzuif HW smile qf fhsfrf' Sunday School Officer. BETTY PRIEST Cho Fort Pierce. Florida .llzmr 'SLUT' has gl-FFI1 me Qf in bat. Volunteers for Christ: B.T.L'. Officerg Sunday School Officer, BUNA LEIGI-I PICKETT ,Yon Durham, North Carolina .SYNIIYGI 'Szvfrl ir Ihr bfsalh Qf Mcfnrgfl-nie-not, NAN ALICE PONDER C110 Canton, Georgia Grnrral Busirzfrx Hnu' .rztwl andfair :he Mem: lo bf. PAUL CLAYBROOK PORTER Eu Brazil, South America Engfnrrflng Thy frank qw: turn' dear through Fug! .fmrlr ana' lmrf, Ofhccr: B.T,L'. OHicer. BETTY JEAN PRICE Clio Kannapolis, North Carolina Pre-.Yzzrxing Seldom um Ihe hfafl bf Ionslyf' Clio President: Sunday School Oflicerg Volunteers for Christ. CHARLES CLAYTON PROPST, JR. Eu Hickory, North Carolina Liberal .-lrlr Hr bfllerr the zrorld with hir uzifllsttf' Ministerial Conferenceg 5.5. Ollicerg B.T.L7. Oflicerg Society Officer. 48 '1'f' . .,,-.at MIRIAM liI.lZ.XBli'I'H Ql'IGl.IZXi Atlanta, Ge s'11' Lgia lx ',,l .llzmr Hr!irz'1'r1g zrl 11'1'f- zur fr 1r1rz nl fnrmg' Orpheon Club Secretary, FRANK LUTHER RAMSEY, AIR. Detroit, Michigan Elrnzrnlnri- Traflm P11rrfn1r51glzl and fazlh nz all. Mission Council: Veterans' Club. LUCY IRENE RANSONE ,Yon Enfield, North Carolina Elflrzmtariy Ymrhfr sKLI1'lAHg arm' hfllirirzg Ury nrzghborx In lzzwf' GILDA DELENE RECTOR Clin Yaldese, North Carolina Lzbfml Ari: O Ilia low! z'1zrr ,fy qfiynulhf, Society Office-rg B.T.U.g Y.YV.A. LEARY ROBERT REID Eu Charlotte, North Carolina Pn .Ur'ri Thru' Ihal do rhan-ge uid lows for new. Glee Clubg Vice-President Science Clubg Sunday School Officer. l 49 49'ers llIDYXIL'NIJ GIZORUE R.XhIS.'XUR Linrolnton. North Carolina hu Lllnnzl rlrlr LW 1 U1f 'HU !1fl'ff'lff1Y r11'r1 ql11f11'lnliw'. B.'l'.U.,Of5c1'r: English Critic: Debate Critirg Secretary Euthalia. XVILLARD BENJAMIN RAMSEY Ph' Brasstown, North Carolina I Prr-,'lgr1'z'11lI1m' Thr nr! of lznozving wha! ln Lnowf' Brotherhood: B.T,U. Officer: Veterans' Club. ROBERT MALCOLIW RAY VVeavervi1le, North Carolina Pre-.lgrzkzzllzzrr HA :ual for krzawlsdgs drazzxr him. LLOYD K. RECTOR Eu Drexel. North Carolina Lau' .S'0ng 111 on hir lipxf' Glee Club: International Relations Club: Euthalia Treasurer MARY BIO RENTZ Clio Lakeland, Florida Lzbfral Arts 'R ll'1'll1'1zg fn do the lillle lash. S.S. Offlcerg Florida Club. 9'ers BETTY LOUISE REVAN Clio Campobello, South Carolina Liberal Arts nlllidrt the good, the pure, the hue. S.S. Officerg French Club Presidentg Volunteers for Christ. JULIA REBECCA RICE Clio Hillsboro, North Carolina Liberal Art: The brighter! star is llze mort modal. BERREL MAXINE RILEY Non Hillsboro, North Carolina General BHJIDHFXI I humor every whim. Dramateersg Basketball Club. BETTYE LOU ROBERTS Non Creedmoor, North Carolina General Buxirzerr Life has lavelinerr lo sell. Business Club, B.T.U. Officerg Junior Class Secretaryg Society Officer, Metho- dist Student Nlovement President. MARTHA PATRICIA ROBERTS .Ton Lenoir, North Carolina lllzuic The muric from her hand: if rnelodiou,r. Glee Clubg Music Club. RANDOLPH LEE RHODES Eu Lenoir, North Carolina Liberal Art: Lal me be my bfDlhBf,J keeper, Football Teamg WMU Club, Volunteers for Christg Brotherhoodg International Relations Club Ofhcerg Euthalia Chap- lain, President, Marshal. IRMA BLANCHE RICHARDS JV on hliami, Florida Liberal Art: L'Gaa', I :an push the grar: apart and ly my finger on Ihj heart. Volunteers for Christg Mission Council Co-Chairman. ANNE ELIZABETH ROBERTS N Columbia, South Carolina on Liberal Art: Happiner.r :truck a kindred heart. Orchestrag String Ensembleg Scriblerus Clubg S.S. Officer, B.T.U. Officer. BRUCE BERNARD ROBERTS Mars Hill, North Carolina Engineerirzg Hi: hear! ry' rarulanljouthf' SHIRLEY DALE ROBERTSON .Nan Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts 'Ulljfrieridr are little lamps to me. Volunteers for Christy M-Blem Clubg Scriblerus Clubg Cheerleader, B.T.U. Ofhcerg Nonpareil Secretary. BRUCE LEONARD ROCZKXVELL lNIartinslJui'14, lVtSl Virginia Liheml Arty ulfupgy ai zljztyuzli Jlllglllgfl hiiI1iSlCIii2ll Conll-rciiceg Brotlirrlioccl. VIRGINIA GROYETTE ROGERS ,Yon Leicester, North Carolina Lzbnal A115 Huff at gultlrn arfrozu lmn. B.T,U. Oliicerp Dramalecrs. ROBERT HOWARD RUMBOUGH Mars Hill, North Carolina Lzb ffrfz I Arts The 1'0IlfI1gf7l' fwzz bring lo Ive. Footballg M-Club. JAMES BEN RUTHLEDGE Mocksvillc, North Carolina Arrnzmling Uillakirzg the highfxl im' QI fzw-1' l10ur.' BEVERLY GRAHAINI SAUNDERS .Yuri Bristol, Virginia Pre-,Vuriifzg Bfau4v Iizwx in lin. Swimming Club. 6 GY, .il ' r If l V KX T. -unq- W. 1 . f' 49'ers 1IUl.IL'S 'l'.Xl.Ni.XGE ROGERS Fu Aslivxillt-, Nurlli Cgimliiigi I'rr4.llffl 'Il ffifml In man Science Club: 'l'iuck. RUTH GRETCHEN RUFTY ,Yon Durham, North Carolina .llzuir Du fl tuilfz 41 ioligf' Glcc Club. MARVIN KENNETH RUSSELL Massillon, Ohio Liberal Arif Tlfi' fer! are bfzzisfd, but I haw fll'l71bt'd ludqrf' Officer: B.S.U. Councilg Niin- isterial Conference: Ixiarshal. BETTY GENE SANDERS Cho Swainsboro, Georgia LlAl7z'fz1! .Allis Abt what we have bu! wha! zu' ure. LAUREL Art Editorg Vice-President, President Society. 'ly 'zz xxx Yi -fr' ij, I JOHN EDYVARD SAUNDERS . E,'Zf ? - Covington, Virginia X i Q Librnzl Arli .TL-fi 162-ff-Q ' ' Q' Thm1ilaqflifvirloz-u. gli' xiii:-1431: 2 INT Clubg Cavalier Club: Football. ROBERT LEE SAVAGE, JR. Phi Salucla, North Carolina Law Sang lit on his lipxf' International Relations Club, MH Club, Glee Club, Baseball Team. GEORGE THOMAS SCHAEFFER Lawrenceville, Georgia Accounting Faring in fancy. MARY KATHRYN SEAGLE Kingsport, Tennessee Liberal Artx Modest and born ry' the Angel ty' Hopef' CHARLES EVERETTE SHARPE Eu Canton, North Carolina Science He who choaxex the right with invincible resolutions. Brotherhood Officer. RUFUS HENEGAR SHELTON, JR. Roxboro, North Carolina Engineering An ounce qfwit is worth apound y.rorrow. 52 49'ers ROBERT EDWARD SCALF Phi High Point, North Carolina Liberal Art: I have never doubted his prudent zferszztiliglft Glee Clubg LAUREL Staffg Choristerg Marshal, Secretary, Vice-President, President Philomathia. SHIRLEY ANNE SCHELLENBERG N Lancaster, South Carolina on Pre- flied She completes each task with a smile. Science Clubg Sunday School Ofhcerg German Clubg Basketball Club, Swim- ming Clubg Vice-President, President Nonpareil, HAL ARLIE SEBASTIAN Crew, Virginia Accounting Let reanmn becorneyour employer? Business Club Treasurerg M Clubg Track. CHARLES MONROE SHEETS Eu Lexington, North Carolina Commerce Lifefull of unxpeakable pleasures. LAUREL Staff. ROSE EMMA SIMMONS Charlotte, North Carolina Liberal Artr Here ix a dear ana' true indu.vtriou:friena'. French Club Officer. 49'ers CARL J.-XY SIMS Asheville, North Carolina Pu'-Jim' Pnnrit1r1g 11 :wil lhul lavnl In play. NORINIAN CECIL SLOAN Phi Charlotte. North Carolina Libmzl Arm S!arza'firm hr Ihr valor ofmanhoozlf' Glee Clubg Cluhg Track. IMOGENE MILLER SMART ,Nun Virgilina, Virginia Gmrral Bzuinesx A I rzzf friend ir lhegrmlsxl gf all blrJn'ngx.' S.S. Ofhcer. EVERETTE JAMES SMITH Eu Union, South Carolina Libnal Arla' LAURA LOUISE SKINNER Clio Lakeland, Florida Elrnimlary Trafher Doing wilh jay the ximplx thing: rj life. Volunteers for Christ Ofhcerg Y.W.A.g Clio Censor. V. REX SLUDER Asheville, North Carolina Pre-lllfd lfith I1 121011112 hmrl and rhe'f'rf11l. BII.L G. B. SMITH Phi Drayton, South Carolina Commerrr KiR!HI6H1b67 me when 1'm gone azuqvf' LAUREL Business Managerg Philo- mathia President g Dramateersg Delta Psi Omega. FRANCES MOZELLE SMITH Clio Gastonia, North Carolina Liberal Arif KECDMIDGHIDHJIIIY7 with mth a om' 1.1 always lo Hp, lag ,yhgll npypf Igplg afrimdf' he lmslezl. Ministerial Conference. MARY LOUISE SMITH Houstonville, North Carolina General Burinfn Hn heart ir ar true ax Heel. Business Clubg S.S. Officer. Volunteers for Christg B.T.U. Oflicerg Y.W,A, RUTH FRANCES SMITH Clin Miami, Florida Liberal Am 'The isfair, a'i11inelyfa1'1,fil lovefur gods. Bandg Volunteers for Christg Archery Club: Florida Club: S.S, Oflicerg Society Offxcerg Y.W,A. Officer. 53 T7 4' AL,- S' T' 49'ers WALTER PRICE SMITH Phi Pensacola, Florida Lihfral Ari: I zvrilf qfjoullz, of low-Q' llfiamifr mum. Hilllop Staffg Scriblerus Club, Florida Clubg S.S. Officerg B,T.U. Ofhcerg College lvlarshal. SAMUEL CALHOUN SNIPES Eu Forest City, North Carolina Engirwerirzg Hapjiv the man who enjqvr lif1'. VIRGINIA ANN SNYDER Clio Charlotte, North Carolina Liberal Arlr A pf'1j'z'cI pallern cbfprzldmtef' Orchestrag String Ensembleg Y.W.A. Councilg Society Ohficer. DOROTHY JEAN SPAHR Clio Abingdon, Virginia Gmsnzl Bzirinmx HBCUIIL7 liver in herf' Business Club: hlethodist Student Movementg Archery Club: S.S. Of- Hcer. MARY FULK STAPLETON Non Spencer, North Carolina Illuxic Be hir, th: triumph qf lhe coming lrur qf all his lozieliesl 1z'ream:. Glee Club. RUTH GERALDINE SMITHWICK Ponzer, North Carolina Gfnrral Buxinexr 'LPcrr0nalilv is an ever enduring qualiUJ. MILTON PRESTON SNYDER Phi Hickory, North Carolina Liberal Arla' Alan I xlaap lo no zznzuorllzirzexsf' Volunteers for Christ: Orphean Clubg B.T.U. Ofhcerg B.S.U. Councilg Society Ofhcerg Brotherhood, Ministerial Con- ference. ROBERT NEELEY SOLOMON Phi Asheville, North Carolina Liberal Art: Tau never mn Zell. Youth Temperance Council, Drama- teersg Volunteers for Christg S.S. Of- ficer, B.T.U. Ofhcerg Ministerial Con- ference. CRYSTAL STANLEY Clio Asheville, North Carolina EIPMFHIHKV Teacher K'Cha11gele5.v and hue. WILLIAM DON STAPLETON Eu Charlotte, North Carolina Accounting He belief: the world with his smzgxf' Veterans' Club 5 Baseballg Glec Club HOXYARIJ CLOYES SIIXRNES 1'lu .Xslinwillxg North Carolina 1.1lvrn1l.lrlf 'Zur iffzjf nf fflzlfl, I utr In zt'tlM.', lxlinistrrigil CIrvlil't'1t'liCC. ROBERT I-l.Xl.I. STEELE Boar Poplar, Noith Carolina Pr 1'-.A lgrz 1'z1 lfurr 'lllfzfygi li In :rho lrffz Aft ilu' rraff il nf IIIIIAXH Yctcrans' Club: Baskctballg M Club. KLXRY El,IZ.XBETH STEPHENSON Yarina, North Carolina Cntr: 111 H1i.xzm'5.s 'Il Inn'-frm! iw! 11'1ll1 lzlllf' ztlffful Ifzurm. IAMES BELTON STRIBLING. ,IR Crms .'Xnclioi', South Carolina l.zhrrz1f .-lflx ln qulrlzlru' mul r'f:r1fiflfln't' 11 fm iln'nglfl. MARY MADELEINE STROM.-KN .Yun Columbia, South Carolina Llhwrtlf .flzlv Hn with lx lfir fnufz blrrzlll nf 11 ifnzrzg rzlrnnzrlgf' Volunteers for Christg Scriblerus Club: LAUR1-QL Staff. 1 if ,i Is- , W Z':f X R K 'E Ga vs! -rff' 'K' 1-.Y,.' N., N 9'ers Iili'l l Y 'IO Nl lulCl,l'i fffm .X1'l1nqtuu, Virginia lil, rm lfmrqi I rm lfrr ll 11 fu lm Nurllzng uf ulhrrx ffm! mmlr hfr rtzfllmzlf' lhaiiiztta-1-rsg llrltzi Psi Oinvuzt. liflflj. Ulliu-rl 5txt'14'tY Ullu't'r. HAROLD l.EONIIJ.fXS STEPHENS P111 Lumberton, North Carolina Lzbwnzf .flrli .S'lr11'f fm mrrr,u mm' lnuk tlflrzzflf' B2-mclg Glcc' Club, IXIERLE ALLEN STEYV.-XRT, JR. Roxboro, North Carolina Erigzrzrnzng gl nzlmbfe' IPI! hm lun MARGARETTE E. S'I'RICIKLAND Aslicvillc, North Carolina Pzf- Yummy I lf:-1' amz' lnawg ll'1IfIf zrnulfi 'iw mm 7 .VXIAIX STUCKEY, JR, Eu Richmond, Virginia Lihmzl .1115 Hr1jfiqy If Zhi' mlm zvlm llznzry fm zrmllzf' International Relations Club: Track Team: S.S. Officerg Cavalier Club President. 49'ers BETTY DAPHINE STYLES ,Yan Trion, Georgia Lilrrml Arif 7l1rillir1g zvillz all Ihr Jzwels qf lifix' Glee Club: Society Officer. KENNETH HUGHES SUNIIXIER Plil Lebanon, Pennsylvania Liberal A115 He wa: mon! lo spmk plain and io Ihr jwurpoyvf' Ministerial Conferenceg Hospital Chair- man for Mission Council. MILDRED EATON SYVANN Clio Statesville, North Carolina Librml Arts Thank Godfur life. B.T.U. Officer: International Relations Club: Clio OHicer. SHERWOOD CLIFTON TATE Grover, North Carolina Pre-lllrd Let me lash' llze zulzolv fy' BILLY LORRAINE TEVEPAUGH Kannapolis, North Carolina Pre-,llzd JYaughl cy' lzalrfd fC7l0U.'1Il1g.H MORRIS TALMAGE SUGGS Eu Avon Park, Florida Pre-Med I live in lhs lmzrl qfllif ul ole mzmd world. Bandg Orchestra. JOSEPH WILLIAM SUMNER Eu jacksonville, North Carolina L1Abz'l'ul .-lil! K'Raixi11g lzlx utmoxt balng 10 a higher Mar. lviission Council Chairman: B.S.U. Councilg Ministerial Conference Secre- tary: Euthalia Ofhcerg B.T.U. Ofhcerg International Relations Club. REBA JUEL SWINK Nvinston-Salem, North Carolina Elmnfnlary Tmther HN Jmilr qf' rlirfrff DAYID TAWSON TEAGUE VVaynesville, North Carolina Pit'-.4gflfIlll1lff I uvml Z0 luv and work and plan. STELLA JOYCE THOMAS Non Richmond, Virginia Libfral Ari: GlvJulb'f0ll0u'1'11g dugfr frmuorz spark. Volunteers for Christg B.T.U. Ofhcerg Y.W'.A. Council. 56 L :Qs S- Q-v A-s iii I . .I -M15 -35 4114 I .If K ' - . vii s 'S' . nf ' . . feiavm.. nil: .I 2? tr 'R' IVV: Q 2:1 CTl'R'I'lS NIICLX IN 'I Ill MIPS! JN I, hluunl Hilvuul, Nul'llu4I.ulwl1u.1 flfmml lirlwm U I:1f1!I,fI.1fm!l 11 ll!! ,hlfmmf M Rf-pm'u'1. Sm'r'm-tdxw' IIIIIIIKIIIAQ I,-xl Rll Stall. SPENCER PI-III.I.Il'S 'l'I'IfJRNHI'ON lfzl Llmallrmtlc-, Nul'Il1i,al'ul1l1u PM-.llfff .l1flI11lgf11f'lIzfu Irdlmlll lm!! lrxmgfx Sci:-ucv Club: INIluirtc1'lal llurxll-xvxu:-g Qld' Llluhg Dl43lI1dIl'k'I'S1 Iunim' Cllmx Ircsid:-mg SN, Olhfcrg SIIIQICITI llnruumz Hvad Qllwwlc-ani:-x'. WII.I,I.'XINI RL'SSEI,I. TODD 1511 Lumbc-rlon, North ilamlma .-lm nzzulmg lil awr1nllml'!uplf1r, In llrfnm, IfrffI1ll,I' Business Clubg Yrtrrans' Cfluh. Socivtx' Offlfer. BETTY MAE TRI-XNTH.XM Naples, North Liamlixm Efulmvflarrx Yfflflzfl .S'l1w flffx lm' :wnflrl :Ulla fwzng fluffy ROBERT .XLEXANDER XYAIJE Ifu .'Xsl1vx'ill1-, Nnrth Ciamlina Iirzgnzfrr mf' 5 IJfj7wr11lI1bf1' m unix NAI. Bandg Scicnu' Club. 57 49'ers 1 XXII,l.l XXI HRX XY 'IIIURNIII R12 PM l,.ulu1u.1, fX4nlllf.ll'1Illl.i f,1ff,mf.l1M lm lffz lff, ' ff lwflflff J' jf mlm l,fr fffrlfx uzrf' Nliznlxlvxilnl l'fmlm1'u1 1-. Kllwxvux rimm- Nl . lilulf. NN fllluvr. Nurivrv xll I,l'l'Nlfl IlI. lldllllilll ul lilm-lull 'Il-am. 'I IIOAIAN 'ITJBEY 1'lll SLIIPIII, X nruinigl 1.1h,fuI.l1!f 11ff1:ffz fx mf! rfmfnfl rn 11 xmglf lfumnlf' B5 lv. C'm1uL'll. lXIi11iil1'1'I11llIu11lI4'l'r'ru':'g Ulm! Cfluljg Nxrivtx Olllrcr. NIAIIEI, RLWIII-I TOLLEY Klaus Hill, North Carolina Iflf rm'nlmV1 I f fllflr 1' 'fflfllf jul Ill, jffmv' I Annu' I r1lmlvHfI.' S.XR.XI-I YXllXR'I'II.X 'IIERNER ljlm Fairulonl. North Carolina I.1lf,fuf.l1!l I1.fmlf llllmy lffmx l-1 lffffh ful, Yflfli. P1'r'QiLlf'ul1 I'l,'I'.l.', Ollivvxg Dra- rxmlvvn, T4'I1I1li Club: Baslwllrall liluh. H.XRl5.XR.X NX'lXI.IJROP C1141 ,Xslxvvillc-, North fialulinu 011111111 lfmluf U lif1l11l1fz1f fmnflx ful flmw Unit flu, 49'ers CLYDE LEXNIS WALKER Phi Norfolk, Virginia Librrul Arif Tha ztarld has rnnmfor Ihr manly marzf, UNI Clubg Baseballg Basketballg Foot- ball. BEN EVANS WALL Rutherfordton, North Carolina ,-irmzznfing 'iCarm', Sli-fp! O .S'lf13t:! Bandg MM Club. VALERIA XVALLACE ,Non Rocky Blount, North Carolina llluiic HTO hfar her ring 1.5 lo hrar lhz' birdx af Jpringfl Glee Club. THOMAS EDWARD WALTERSLIRZ Parkton, North Carolina Ph! .Skinner I man! In lrazwl lhf mn zrzz on mad. S.S. Office-rg Hilllop Photographerg L.-auRia1,Staff. SEROBA MARY-IANE WARE Clin Statesville, North Carolina Librral Arla Some we lozfrd, fhe lozwliwxi ana' bfxlfl Softball Club: Soccer Club: Archery Clubg Basketball Club: M-Blem Club: W,A.A. Presidentg Swimming Clubg Home Makers, Guild Officerg Recre- ational Sports Clubg Cheerleader. HELEN LA RUE WALKER Clio Lexington, Kentucky Libfral Arlx dlgfdllllflll lives are lhose fha! blesxf' B.T.U, Oflicerg Volunteers for Christg College Girls, Choir. ROBERT FRANKLIN WALLACE Smithfield, North Carolina Commfrcf Pawn lhe mp ar plannedn MARY CATHERINE WALLS .Nan Elkin, North Carolina General Bzuihfn' K'-S'weflP.t! garland lo the Jzufflexl maid. Business Clubg B.T.U, Ofhcerg Y.W.A. DAVEY LEE WARD Phi Edenton, North Carolina SUCIZCP Hold-f'a.rl your dreams? B.S.U. Council: B.T.U, Ofiicer: S.S. Ofhcerg Hilllop Staff. BETTY CAROLYNE WARREN Non Belmont, North Carolina Libfral Arla Bfa1zl7' will mold eafh though! lha! livex zuillz me. LAUREL Staffg Society Ofhcerg B.T.U. Officerg S.S. Ofhcer. 1 'R ' 1 i'l.,Xl llll VHKII XX',XRRI'1N 1:11 I li11xIw1111w, North f:.lI'IIIIllll 111111111 .1111 1111 111111 1111111 11 1111111 1111111 1 11111111 'nix ' I 'I 3 I 1 ' 'Y'-'f' IS.l',L'. OiIl11'l'Q INI1vNi11n If1w11n1'il. If fl 1r 7 S ROHILRIX KIQNXIYIII XYIiINKI.I'1 .XsI11'x1Il1-, N111-1111:11111111111 1'11'-.II1'11 1111 11111111 1111131111 111 1111' 1111111111' 1111111 I 3 Ni CT111I1gI1'11111h11lI. I fp, '1 . si? l f',.: i I 5: 1 ig . IJOI,I.II'1 CLX I HERINE XX ELLS Sclm11lii1-ld, Virginia ,, V 1.1111'1111 ,1111 I I V iff? 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X 11111111 1'IIL.X11I11'1x lIl1111, I'1I,OINI'1 I., XXILIAIII .N1111 l.11Iwl11111l, 15111111111 1111111111 11111111111 1111 1111'11111f111111111g g1111,'I Y11lu11t1'1'1'S 1111' flnrixl UII111'1Q Ii,'I'.I'. fJI'Ill'1'I'Q X WX ..X. 1111111-1' GEORGE M.XL'RIlZIl XVFNI' P111 I,1JuiQb11rLg, Nmlh 1731110111111 l.1l11'1111 .1111 Sn 1'11g11 111 g1111f1 1111 1 11111111. LLXROLYN .XNN XVHI'IxIi 1,1111 IXI:11Iiwn H1'iQI1lQ, XIIIQIIIIA 1'.1111'1111.l111 1 11111-1 11111111 11111111 111 1111 11111w11. .II'I,I.XN XYYNNE XYI'IITI.I-QY P111 Kzxnlxglpulif. N111'!I1I'11111lin.1 1' 11-. I11-11 1.111111'1 1111111 1111' 1 1'111 111 v111f11'111. I1.A1L11u.1. Staff. bb I I. 45- ' ffl .LL .fs 5 WILLIAM DON WILFONG Plz Hickory, North Carolina Pre'-ilffd I1'1'lh a rexolalf heart and a flze'erf11lfrr11'11'. Society Officer: Science Club Presidentg Veterans, Club. JAMES BLACK WILKINS, JR. Linden, North Carolina Pre-ilfed In qzlirlnfn and IUVJIJPHFP is hir xlrerzgfhf' RACHEL ANNE WILKINSON .Von Durham, North Carolina Liberal Arif EECUHSIHHI xoarfr cjjqrf' AUDREY JOSEPH WILLIAMS Biltmore, North Carolina Engimwirzg Surat gqmij' lhnuglzlxjill rrp' Inari, Veterans' Club. MEDICUS STACY WILLIAMS Eu Moore, South Carolina Enginff'r1'rzg Hapjrr to be alive in xafh an age? Society Officer, Intramural Athletics. 60 fL9'ers RUBY DEAN WILKERSON Clio Ixlarion, North Carolina Cmfral Bzlsifzrxx Emir agr arfo rd: lo beazzlr higlzf.f!,b1ate.,' Swimming Club, Tennis Club, Y.W.A.g Archery Club. MARTHA DELORIS VVILKINS A Rutherfordton, North Carolinaclm Librral Arif 'SIU' hear! Jlzal! reap Zl'fZf'ft' il ha: www. Glee Club: Science Club. ALICE CELESTIA WILLIAMS Franklinton, North Carolina Gfrzrral Bzzrirzfss Shall I farnparr llzrr ta Il xzurzrrzsrs' day? JOHN L. VVILLI.-XMS, JR. Asheville, North Carolina Law French Club. WALTER DEWEY WILLIAMS Statesville, North Carolina General Bzzxirzerx He is ever precise in promise-keeping. B.T.U. President. 4L9'ers LEMMA MAE YVII.I,I.XMSON Clio Durham, North Carolina Llbwml I-lrlx 1fiy xulnv tml anrl Illlflili' rllflzlm frif1l,u'. Volunteers for Christi Y.VV..-X. WELDON RAY WORD Eu Asheville, North Carolina Engzzzrfrzng 'tHe knuzlu Ihr .frnrl ry' gffflillg alzmdf' Science Club: Society Officcrg Intra- mural Athletics. PEGGY RAE YOUNT .Mui Hickory, North Carolina Gmfra! B14Jz'nf'.t5 H There if a garden in ht'l'VflIL'L',,, Business Club President. HUGH MAI, WILSON Eu Rutherfordton. North Carolina Lzbrml .-lrlr 'Z-I man uplirld lp' ,rlrzzdfaxlmxri l!fll1ff70Jf'.,, Officcrg Hilllnfi Staff, BENJAMIN F. YANDELL, AIR. Phi Charlotte, North Carolina Liberal :lily Lvl no Ilmugh! gn zu1l'.rj1n'.r.wd, M Club: International Relations Club: Football Manager: Church Choir: Senior Class Ofhcerg .Iunior Class Vice-President. ANGELO THEODORE ZANDIOTIS Eu Martinsville, Virginia Pre-.Utd 'RFUft'Z'f'V zrann and winning in Izzy rzalzmx' Glce Clubg B.T.U. Officer. WILLIAM NOLAN TEAGUE Phi Lexington. North Carolina Liberal Ari: Hs 1l'IlglfZI'7U .folfnzn .xuunz1'. Ministerial Conference, Forensic Clubg Tennis Teamg Glee Club: Intramural Athletics. 61 OUTSTANDING SENIORS The student body of M.H.C. elected for the year of '48-'49 as its outstanding seniors Bob Scalf, Netta Sue Caudill, Martha Maxwell, Lewis Bolin, Bill Smith, Janice Aiken, Betty Price, Lee Rhodes, Janet Harris and Frank lngle. These students were elected with present and future achievements in mind. They have all been quite active in extracurricular activities and have been leaders in all fields. f -4 ,- W'- 5 x 1001Q 'WJ o XX - ! IIQVF s f W Q' xv 0 aiu 'Mlm lla 1'-nd ' 1' 's.f4,!'. -'fx Z 'nf' 254. Va, 9 f w:94'o lil WU BGS X XX X N 9 X X X, .mx X N 3 IN Ex X , vrx ' -.'1 'fin x Q- 1 if --T 1?-'Sv 1, If ...M VL av-.1 . ' ' . hKt'iQP:':f1'i I ' ' .nl ' 41' ,'- J 5 . 3-J -,Y-G A 55 . ,wax if-.. X -f Q 4 . ' gg 1 C O . v 5. if A A , b Q 4 T7 if 4.5 Ifxji Y LQ, , gli f If ' C' O 5 5 Z Z MR. AND MRS. RAMON DESHAZO, Sponsors CLASS OFFICERS Each new year brings to Mars Hill a group of young people who seek not only an education, but also inspiration for a fuller life. The impression that this class makes will last longer than the short two years they remain here. For years to come these students will remember Mars Hill and the college will be made greater because of the influence of the class of '5o. oi-IN CLAYPOOLE ........ .............. . . . .President iANNE LYNN ............................... Secreiaqy I l.-XMMET RILIER. . . . . - - - - V1'Cf'P f5fdf 15 JAMES PAGE' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Trmjwer RIIIIIN :XNSEL ARBoT'l' Czuiilariclge, Md. RIIEERT xYII.l.I.-XXI AIaIsrrI I' Bedford, Ya. x'ERNEI.l. :XBERNETIIY Charlotte, C. TIIEUDIJRE FI NYU :ADAMS Richnioncl, Yu. IRVIN XY.-XRRI-IN :XDCIIILTK Oxford, N. C. IJUIAJRES ElVERl.ENE .ALLEN South Hill. Va. RDNALD XY.-XYNE ALEXANDE Kannapolis, C. DIINALD LERm' ALLEN Charlotte. N. C. NIN.-X BEADIE Al.1.EN lNIiaIni, Fla. PEGGY JEAN .ALLEN Lenoir, N. C. KIIILIA AUGUSTA ALMEIDA Portugal JAMES NVILLIAM ANDERSON Robersonville, N. C. TIIELIIIA ANGELL Kannapolis. N. C. DoNAI.D LINCOLN ARLEDGE Tryon, N. C. XVILLIAM EDXVARD .ATKINS Dutton, Ya. LIILA BELLE BAGXVELI. Asheville, N. C. lN'IEI.BA AIEAN BAKER F21l'IHX'lllC, N. C. WILLIAM NEAL BAKER Charlotte. N. C. RIETA MAE BALL Marshall, N. C. EEFIE CAROLYN BALLARD Columbia, S. C. LE.-KH RLTTH BANKS Burnsville, N. C. IRVIN FRANKLIN BARGER Hickory, N. C. MARJORIE GENEVA BARNES Suffolk, Va. R CAROLYN ELIZABETH BARRETT Cedartown, Ga. PAUL AI.VIN BARVVICK Mt. Olive, N. C. XVALTER ALFRED BASKETT Henderson, N. C. LESLIE LAMAR BATTS Ocala. F la. HILDA ROSE BECK Salisbury, N. C. NEI.I.IE BIOSEPHINE BELCHER Taylors, C. LEE ClALVERT BELLEMAN Lebanon, Pa. RACHEL RENA BENEIELD Asheville, N. C. WILLIAM BENNETT Mars Hill, N. C. JUNIDRS I I . fy 5-x Q. TL' Q 'Fe I ,. I gin. mf, ,- 3219. If L I i J 1 I i G 1 x' if . gg If LM. JUNIORS DORIS REBECCA BENTLEY Lenoir, N. C. BETTY jo BERNARD Springfield, Tenn. XVILMA HUGHES BERRY Timberlake, N. C. MARX' XVILLIAMS BERRYMAN Edenton, N. C. GEORGE MARION BIGHAM Rock Hill, S. C. FRANK ANDERSON BILLINGS Dudley, N. C. BETSY BRYAN BIZZELL Fayetteville, N. C. ELIZABETH ANN BLAIR Louisville, Ky. BETTIE BLANCHARD Hfallace, N. C. MARY' ANN BLANKENSHIP Swannanoa, N. C. RACHEL LEE BLANTON x'Vl1'1SIOl'1-S3lCl'Il, N. C. EDWIN MARTIN BLUE Mount Airy, N. C. RUTH JEAN BOLT Meadows of Dan, Va. HOLLIS BONDS Charleston, S. C. ANNIE PEARLENE BOOE Mocksville, N. C. LYTLE JONES BOSTIC Bryson City, N. C. HAROLD DEVON BRADSHAW Valdese, N. C. MONTAGUE EDWARD BRELAND Wfalterboro, S. C. BETTY jo BRENVER Steeds, N. C. ESSIE VlRGlNI.A BRIDGES Forest City, N. C. XVILLIAM EDXVARD BRIGGS Asheville, N. C. GEORGE ALBERT BRIGHT Camden, N. C. THOMAS LAMAR BRIGMAN Cheraw, S. C. CHARLOTTE LEE BRITT Richmond, Va. HELEN MARIE BRITT Raleigh, N. C. JOANNE HARRIET BRITT Fayetteville, N. C. CHARLES VICTOR BROVVN Oteen, N. C. ROMAINE LEONA BROWN Kannapolis, N. C. TRESSIE ADINA BROWN Statesville, N. C. VIRGINIA ELEANOR BROWVN Weaverville, N. C. CHARLES HURST BURGIN Wfaynesville, N. C. BETTY jo BYERS Lenoir, N. C. BARBARA ANNE CARE Canlon, N. C. NBII. PAi I'ERsIIN Cl.XBl.li Canton, N. C. IRON.-XLD lhl.-XRRISUN C.-xI.DII'ELI. lNIzIttlIt-ws, N. C. IBORUTHY LoI'ISE CALDWELL lklzllthcws, N. C. .ANN CAROLYN CARIJTIIN Galax, Ya. CIIRISTONE lxl.-XRJURIE CARTER Dt-IIIoCI'z1t, N. C. BONNIE LOU CASEY XYiIISton-Sala-III, N. C. ALBERT KEI.LX' CALDELL Miami, Fla. NIARY ELIZABETH CHAAIBLESS Savannah, Ga. IVIIMI DUBOSE CIIENEY Washington, Ga. GEfJRGI.A CLAIBORNE South Hill, Va. JOHN ROXS'AN CLAYPOOL Nashville, Tenn. DOLORES EUGENIA CLEIIENT Raleigh, N. C. NANCY LOUISE CLEMENT Roanoke, Va. BOBBY JAMES COBLE Oakboro, N. C. ELEANOR FAYE COOHRAN Dublin, Ga. JACK FRANKLIN COFFEY Granite Falls, N. C. Rurus CiAMEXVELL COEEEY Waynesville, N. C. LESLIE EDWARD COLLINS Avon Park, Fla. CHARLES ANDREXV CONLEY, JR. Franklin, N, C. PIIILIP YVAYNE COOKE Pilot Mountain, N. C. D.-XRRIEl.l. LEON CORNELIIIS East Bend, N. C. ELSA BITIAIINIA CORUGEDO Matanzas, Cuba DONALD GIRVEN CRAWFORD Asheville, N. C. NYERNA LEE CRAXVFORD Mars Hill, N. C. HARVEY YATES CRIIIIINGER Charlotte, N. C. XVILMA JEAN CRISP Gastonia. N. C. REBECCA ANNE CUIIIBY Ringgold, Va. MARG.ARET HARRIET CURTIS Marion, N. C. ERIIIA JEAN D.-ANNER Kannapolis, N. C. ADAM CLARKE DAVIS Greenville, N. C. BARBARA ANN DAvIs Mars Hill, N. C. .TUNIORS JUNIORS CHARLES EDGAR DAVIS Spindale, N. C. EARL HOOD DAVIS Huntersville, N. C. PAUL STANLEY DAVIS Forest City, N. C. WILLIE SAMUEL DAVIS Newsport News, Va. JEAN DEAL Gastonia, N. C. JIMMY Foxx DEBRLTHL Alexander, N. C. GLADYS MARIE DEMPSEY Charleston, S. C. JAMES HENRY' DIAMOND Vero Beach, Fla. HELEN MILDRED DICKINSON Asheville, N. C. DOROTHY MAE DIXON Willard, N. C. GEORGE DONNAHOE Marshall, N. C. MARJORIE DAW DURES Charleston, S. C. XKYICTOR MORGAN DUKES Charleston, S. C. ELLA DEAN DUNCAN Lutrellville, Va. ATLAS CLEAVELAND DUNN Asheboro, N. C. BETTY SUE EATON Mocksville, N. C. ELSIE LEE EDXVARDS Whitehead, N. C. ETHEL MARIE EDWARDS Whitehead, N. C. HERBERT CLAY EDWARDS Mars Hill, N. C. XNILSON BARTON EDXVARDS Cane River, N. C. CAROLYN MARIE ELLINGTON Cramerton, N. C. MEMORX' HICKS ELMORE Shelby, N. C. DONALD RAY ENGLAND Neho, N. C. PEGGY JEAN EssEx Winston-Salem, N. C. JOHN HENRY FALKNER Henderson, N. C. JOHN THOMAS FALLS Grover, N. C. NORMA JEAN FANNON Norton, Va. PEGGY LOUISE FERRELL Durham, N. C. EARL VVELDON FISHER Marshall, N. C. ELMER LEE FISHER Johnson City, Tenn. SARALYN F ITE Charlotte, N. C. LAMONT NEWTON FITZGERALD Raleigh, N. C. Impm' ,Xxx I'I EIQNIIR cilJl'lJlll'I1. YLI. MARII IN fiRI Y FI IIQNIIIXH Y111llxiIIx'ille-. N. CI. PI IRI GRM' l I IIYII I :IiI'IIIIIIII, N. C. GI-I4.xI IDINIC IXIxRI:.xI:EI'I7IIssI'x1 fXIi.IIIIi, 17111. Rm' fililikill-2 l'IIs'I'1cR N111'lh XX'ilkL'QlI'JI'II, N. CI. N mm' SI'Ii l Im'I liR .XlIIIlIII:II'lr-, N, ll. -l.xIIEs MANI Y Fux N1'xIpuI'l NQWQ. Xvil. XXIII' SIII.'Rl,XN Fux Lillili'Ol'd College, N. Cf. WIxs I'I mx NEvII.I E FR.'xNr:Is-LAI' NI-xx' York, N. Y. MAX Mrzlil REE FREIER .-Xslifwillc. N, ff. OI IVE FR.xxI:Es FRIzzEI.I. CYlIuI'1fJ11C, N, C. xYII.I.I.XM NVANIIE FRYE ,PXSIR-ImI'fr. N. C. FREDDIE E1 IZABETII FI'I.rIHU1I .'XslIcx'iIlc, N. CT. D,xx'ID Ii.-XRT CLXINES Filyvllc-ville. N. C. .IESSIE Rli!HER'Iw.'X fi.-XRDNER Sfllliiiiffi, N. CI. IJHRIS RVTII G.-xRNER SCIIIIQI. N. CI. SILAS H.fXRRX' G.ARRISLJN Slatcsvillc, N. C. BEVERLY CECIL Ci.-XTES, KIR. Richmoricl, Ya. PEGGY W1IIT1.I.IfzR CIEER RLllhCI'iiOl'CilOH, C. CI.II'TIIN GIBBS, JR. Spruce Pines, N. C. RI,'TII ELAINE GIBSIJN DLlI'hJIIl, N. C. CIIEI.4RI.Es .ALBERT Gl..ANN'II.I.E BalliIII0I'c, Ivld. ERNESTINE GI.IssI,IN While Oak, N. C. Nwczx' -IEAN GI.IIssER Fort Lauderdale, Fla. IIIE BEVERLY GQUODM.-KN XYcst KICHt'l'SDIl, N. C. SIRAII EI.Iz.xBE'I'H GKISSET1' Gastonia. N. C. AIYRTLE II..x C.iR.-XII,-XM Todd, N. CI. M.xR'I'IEI.x CII'II'R'INEY QERANT .'XShcx'illc'. N, CI, CIARrII.x'N QIEANETTE GREENE Marshall. N, C. Loi' MERLE GRIFFIN 1-XllIsI'IIIaI'le, N. C. NIYR.-X EI.IsE CIRIFFITH Cliarlolte, N. C. I.-XNIES EDXVARD H.XDDEN Cliffside, N. C. X. A lf .13 Eff '26 I f 1 1 . . 7X 4 I r , I-- 6 af. 1-:at 'Il . I silo 4 ii 'Magi , Z. 1 Q cv - ,4 ,. , JUNIORS 'E 1 1 :gi .,-V, 1' C., . 'I ' FWT, . an yy -1.. .. L Y- ,r 'x E4 2 . g 4' f' Q . Lf I . W Q, ,ff 'I - 'In' L. Q' E MIG I Q35 ,E I R 'Sl ' YT RFQ K Vw 69 l i L. II 1 1. .4 .,,, I S, .5 GQ 52: If iff' JUNIORS FRED MITCHELL HAGA Charlotte, N. C. EARL Ross HAIRE Jefferson, N. C. CHARLES LOUIS HALFORD Gilkey, N. C. MALTRICE HALL Sanford, N. C. MARGARET ANNE HALLLIAN Sanford, N. C. LILITH JEAN HAMILTON Burlington, N. C. COLLEEN HAMMONS VVinstOn-Salem, N. C. FLETA ALINE HAMPTON Winston-Salem, N. C. MARX' JEAN HAMRICK Greenville, S. C. HILDA JUANITA HARGROVE Canton, N. C. VIRGINIA PATTIE HARMAN Staunton, Virginia BETTY JANE HARPER Star, N. C. ARMAND FLYNN HARRELL Meadows of Dan, Va. DAN ALWYN HARRINGTON Taylorsville, N. C. DAN SIMMONS HARRIS, JR. Reidsville, N. C. MARJORIE MAE HARRIS Rutherfordton, N. C. THOMAS FREDERICK HARRIS, J Winston-Salem, N. C. CHARLES NICK HART Youngsville, N. C. CHARLES SPRINKLE HAUSER Lewisville, N. C. FLORENCE MARIE HAYES Ronda, N. C. SARA ELIZABETH HEAVNER Lincolnton, N. C. WILLIAM MILLER HELVEY St. Louis, Missouri GEORGE FRANKLIN HEMPHILL Hickory, N. C. MILDRED IRIS HENDRIX Murphy, N. C. DONALD MELTON HENSLEY Dallas, N. C. MARY EVELYN HENSLEH' Burnsville, N. C. RICHARD JAMES HERRMANN Dundalk, Md. MELEA FAYLENE HICKS Old Fort, N. C. PAULA MAE HIGGINS Higgins, N. C. NELLIE GREY HIGHT Oxford, N. C. ANNE HILDEERAND Marion, N. C. CLYDE MERLE HILL Hawk, N. C. XVILLIAM RAY HINES Spindale, N, C. JESSE LEE HINTON Rocky Mount, N. C. TOMMY ALLISON HIl'P Charlotte. N. C. JAMES BARNETTE HOBOOOD C Oxford. N, C. R.Nl.PH LEE HOGAN Barnarclsvillc. N. C. INNNETTE HfJLI,lS Laurinburg, N. C. XV.-KDE HOLLOWAY Sioux, N. C. XYINFRED EARL HOLMAN Lenoir, N, C. DOROTHY JEAN l'IOLTZCI.AXV Asheville. N. C. XVAYNE BRIGGS HONEYCLITT Spruce Pine. N. C. THOMAS LOGAN HOOPER BREVARD, N. C. ANN SINOLAIR HOPKINS Albemarle, N. C. BETTY JEAN HOUSTON Matthews, N. C. HELEN ELIZABETH HOX'LE Charlotte. N. C. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH HLIDSPETH XVHISIOD-SZilCll'l, N. C. XVILLIAM PETER HUFF Roanoke, Va. CAROLYN JOYCE HULSEY Rockmart. Ga. GLORIA RABIONA HUNT Lincolnton, N. C. GLADYS SENORA HUNTER Spencer, N. C. MARY ELIZABETH HUNTER Winston-Salem, N. C. ROBERT MULLENS HUNTER Raleigh, N. C. KEITH ROY HUNTING Asheville, N. C. PEGGY JEANNE HUSKINS Burnsville, N. C. ANNIE RUTH HLITCHINS Yadkinville, N. C. NYIOLET DORIS HUTCHINS Vlinston-Salem, N. C. JAMES LONDON INGRAM Durham, N. C. ROBERT COLEMAN INGRAM Asheville, N. C. BENJAMIN CARR IVEY Raleigh, N. C. D.ANlEL TERRELL JACKSON Mill Spring. N. C. ROBERT EARL JAMES Murfreesboro, N. C. ELIZABETH ANNE JENNINGS Drewryville, Va. ETTIE JEANNE JOHNSON Vienna, Ga, 'WW' i. AQ 71 JUNIORS JUNIORS J. FINLEY JOHNSON Mars Hill, N. C. JAMES LESTER JOHNSON Rowland, N. C. MAE FRANCES JOHNSON Waynesboro, Ga. PEGGY JONES Oxford, N. C. HOBERT JUSTICE, JR. Snead's Ferry, N. C. MARIAM VIONETTE KATIBA Ocala, Florida MATTIE DORIS KEARNS Asheboro, N. C. ROBERT BURRIS KEETER, JR. Grover, N. C. LOLA GREY KEMP Farmville, N. C. JAMES CONNOR KENNEDX', JR. Clinton, N. C. DORIS JOSIE KESTER Lakeland, Fla. JAMES FRITZ KIRSTEIN Biltmore, N. C. BETSY MIDDLETON KNIGHT Wilmington, N. C. GEORGE NORVAL KNIGHT Wilmington, N. C. JAMES MEZZEL LAMBERT Phoebus, Va. THOMAS HERMAN LANGFORD Woodleaf, N. C. JULIANNE LAWLER Hapeville, Ga. WILLIAM GOODMAN LAWRENCE Como, N. C. FLORRIE ANNE LAWTON Andrews, S. C. MARGARET ANN LEE Mars Hill, N. C. CHARLES RAYMOND LEMLEY Salisbury, N. C. SILAS DAVIS LEWIS Gastonia, N. C. BARBARA JEAN LILLEY Mars Hill, N. C. THOMAS EDWIN LILLY Savannah, Ga. DORIS ANN LINK Hickory, N. C. ROBERT ELI LINK Battle Creek, Michigan JOSEPH HENRY LIPTRAP Clifton Forge, Va. FRANK ERNEST LITAKER Charlotte, N. C. JOHN DARWIN LITTLE, JR. Charlotte, N. C. TALMAGE LITTLE Freeland, N. C. WILLIAM HOLMES LLOYD Hillsboro, N. C. THOMAS WALKER LOVELAOE Alexandria, Va. IJURIS I.OI'IsIz I.mvRANI:E Shcllmy, N. C, PIacIcIY RAE l,IIc:As Kinsman. N. C. BYRD HARRINON I.YNc:II Dundalk, Mal. lN'lII.DRED ANNE LYNN Raleigh. N. C. ROBERT EUGENE lX'Ic:.'XIJAxIs Rounnkc Rapids. N. C. WII.I IAIII JAMES MCICALI, Drexel, N. C. JEAN DIINSON lWlCCl.AIN Kings INIOIIIIIIIIII, N. C. EVA INIAE INICCONNELI. Alwbcville. S, C. BETTY JI'NE MCCRATIREN XN'ayIIcSx'illc-. N. C. NANCY XvIRGINI.-X Mc:CRAf:REN Knoxville. TCIIIIESSL-Q ELOSIE LICZCURRY Bac Log. N. C. FLORENCE lNlADEI.INE lX1CZFADDEN Appmnatlox, Ya. MIOIIAEL LEXVIS lNlfIGEE Asheville. N. C. JOSEPH WALTER MKIGLVIRE. JR. B1'CVfll'Cl, N. C. JAMES JOSEPH lNlCZlNl.-XNUS Sanford, N. C. NIARY ClER.-XIDE.-KN MCMANUS Sp:1I'I:1rIlJLII'g. C. ROBERT S. lNI.-XITI..-AND Greensboro, N. C. HELEN ELIZABETH MANLY Grecnvillc, C. GENE lvl.-ANN Newport News, Ya. FREDA MAE MARSIIBANKS XN'irIston-SaleIn. N. C. DANIEL HINGSTON M.ARSliAI.I., JR Durham. N. C. CHARLES EDAIOND M.ARTIN XVaclc-svillc, N. C. Cl.-XRVIN CARTER MARTIN Richmond. Va. ROSE JEANNETTE M.-XSFJN Asheville. N. C. SHIRLEY LEE M.ASON Naruna. Ya. BOE. ROBINSfIN M.fXL'CiI1CJN College Park. Ga. JERRY XV,-XRREN MEI-IAFEEY Fieldale. Ya. GORDON KENNEDY MIDDLETYJN. JR. Raleigh, N. C. .ALLAN EATON MILLS Columbus. GE. RENA JANET MINTON Tampa. Fla. BARBARA JANE MITCHELL Sparlanluurg. C. FRANCES REBECCA MITCHEl.L YVilkesboI'0, N. C. .TUNIORS JUNIORS BETTY LOU MOODX' Ivor, Va. JOSEPH DONALD MOODY Vero Beach, Fla. IRIS MARIE MOORE Rockingham, N. C. JOE TANDX' MOORE Belmont, N, C. XVILLIAM DONALD MOORE, JR. Tarboro, N. C. DRLTLYN MORGAN Spring Hope, N. C. JUNE ROSE MORGAN South Hill, Va. ORA BILLY MORGAN Kershaw, S. C. BARBARA ANGELIA MORRIS Durham, N. C. EUNICE MARINE MORRIS Morganton, N. C. INEZ MOSS Lenoir, N. C. NVILSON ARMSTRONG MULLINAX Charleston, S. C, PATRICIA JEANNE MURPHY' Miami. Fla. l'lAROLD ELLIS MYERS Maryville, Tenn. DUDLEY F. NELSON Lenoir. N. C. XVILLIAM HAROLD NEXW'Li.XN Raleigh, N. C. OSCAR EDXVARDS NORTI-IEN, JR. South Hill, Va. PARALEE DALE NEERGAARD Staten Island, N. Y. BRUCE MAICOM OLIVE Raleigh. N. C. CHARLES ELMER O,ROARK, JR. Arlington, Va. MARK OWENS Fairmont, N. C. ALICE MITCHELL PAGE Belmont, N. C. JAMES CARL PAGE, JR. Henderson, N. C. PEGGY ANN PARHAM Asheville, N. C. JEAN ROBERTA PARKER Benton Harbor, Mich. MARY RUTI-I PARKER Asheville, N. C. JOYCE LOUISE PARSONS X'VadesborO, N. C. BETTY FRANCES PATE Havelock, N. C. XVILLIAM PATE Bald Creek, N. C. NVILLIAM EXVELL PAYNE Cherokee, N. C. BONNIE ANNE PEARCE Asheboro, N. C. HUGH M.ARVIN PEARCE YVendell, N. C. JOHN GRl3X'E PECR, JR. Asheville. C. GENE DILLARD PHILLIPS Woodruff, S. C. B.ARBARA EXENE PIIILLIPS Idlewild, N. C. JEANNE KXNNETTE PINNER Tabor City, N. C. li.-XTIE Jo PITTARD Albany, Ga. CLYDE FEASTON POLIQ Slidell, La. BOBBY RAY POOLE Asheboro, N. C. FLORENCE GER.-XLDINE POOLE Kannapolis, N. C. NIARGARET ALICE POTTS Charlotte, N. C. JAMES ARTHUR PRINCE Crewe, Va. .ALTA XVENDOLLYN PRINCLE Leesburg, Fla. JOE LINK PRITCH.-XRD Lenoir, N. C. GLTY JOSEPH PROSCH, JR. Birmingham, Ala. lN'IURR.-KY COUNCIL PRUETTE, J Grover, N. C. ANNE LOUISE PURYEAR Avon Park, Fla. ALLEN EVERETTE PUTMAR Greenville, S. C. RUBY IRIS PUTNAM Rutherforclton, N. C. ALICE JEANNE RAMSEY Kinston, N. C. ROBERT W. RAMSEY Mars Hill, N. C. MARY ALICE RANDALL Spartanburg, S. C. ROBERT ALTON RANDALL Kings Mountain, N. C. JAMES CLEMENT R.ATL1FF Rockingham, N. C. ROBERT GARRETT RAY Mars Hill, N. C. XVILLI.-XM CYRIL RAY Louisville, Ky. BETTY LEE RAYNOR Weldon. N. C. ANNE KATHERINE REAGAN Asheville, N. C. PHILIP OXK'EN REDXVINE Rural Hall, N. C. EVELYN REESE Birmingham, Ala. JOHNNIE ROSE REID Bartow, Fla. JACK KILE REYNOLDS Cumberland, Md. FLORENCE JOSEPHINE RICE Spartanburg, S. C. .ALBA RICHARDSON Whitehead, N. C. JUNIORS JUNIORS ETTA SUE RICHARDSON Richland, Ga. BEVERLY CLARKE RICKS Jarratt, Va. BETTY JEAN RIDDLE Kannapolis, N. C. HAMMETT NOLDEN RINER Richmond, Va. JACK MARVIN ROBERTS Toecane, N. C. GETER CLIFTON ROBINSON, JR. Mars Hill, N. C. LOIS NE.AL ROGERS Fair Bluff, N. C. NANCY LOUISE ROGERS Asheville, N. C. RAY BURNETTE ROGERS Wlaynesville, N. C. NANCY CLAIRE SAMS Asheville, N. C. Pr UL FRANKLIN SCOTT VVinSton-Salem, N. C. CHARLES NVESLEY SETTLEMYRE Central Falls, N. C. RUSSELL XVINCHESTER SHANNON Doncaster, Md. JOHNNY MARQUARDT SHAVER Asheville, N. C. KEITH SHEALY Mooresville, N. C. EDNA ANN SHELOR Meadows of Dan, Va. JOYCE MARIE SHERRILL Canton, N. C. HOWARD NV. SHIELDS Marble, N. C. MARSHALL STANLEY SHOMATE Damascus, Va. XVILBUR LYNN SHOPE Asheville, N. C. ERNEST OSCAR SIKES, JR. Miami, Fla. PAUL MURDOCH SIMPSON Norfolk, Va. ALFORD CHARLES SINCLAIR Rowland, N. C. CHARLES DANIEL SINCLAIR Arlington, Va. RUDOLPH GRANTLEX' SINGLETON, JR Fayetteville, N. C. KATHERINE ORA SITES Hickory, N. C. ROBERT EARL SLACK Henderson, N. C. ALBERTA Jo SLOAN Charlotte, N. C. H.ARMON GAY SMITH Ludowici, Ga. JOSEPH BROTHERS SMITH Elizabeth City, N. C. MARK HASSELL SMITH Greenville, N. C. PROCTER AYCOCK SMITH Raleigh, N. C. SAI LY ANNE SMITH XYQIIDIIL CDV:-, N. ff, XVII AIA KIVNE SAIITII BIII'IIsVillI-, N. CI. IJAYID Rl'Ifl'S SAIITIINIIN Nllflilhll-Q, YA. MARY-IOSEI-IIINE SNYDER CIlIz1I'lIIIIc. N. CI. MIIIIIN LEIIN SNYDIQR .'XI'liIIQIOIi. Ya. XVII I IAAI .XLVIN SNYDER :XslIcVillC, N. C, BARBARA RVTH SOITIAION .Xslicvillnx N. CI. CARIII.YN STU.-ART SPINKS RllIllCl'lTlD1'Cl Cfollvqc. N. ff. DllRfI.AS MAE TEAOLE Granite Falls, N. C. HllB.ART CLARK STAFFORD XYhitIJy. XY, Ya. TJ.-XNIEI. NORMAN S'l'AI.I.INGS Norfolk, Yu. Pl.-XRRY BERNARD STALIINOS. KIR. Annapolis. lXId. lXl.ARTH.-X I..-XI.l.A STALLINOS XVi1isLOrI-Sal:-Iii, N. C. EVA .AGNES F. STANLEY Dolison. N. C. JEAN XVEAYER STEVENS XYTIISIOIW-S3lC'1H. N, C. RICHARD LYLE STEVENS Fincastlc. Yu. AAIANDA LOUISE STEXV.-ART Hamilton. N. C. lxl.-XRGARET CYXVENDOITYN STEXV.-ART Kannapolis. N. CI. Cll-LARLES BEECIIER STILI XVEI1. SylVa, N. C. ERNEST Z. STINES Ashcwille, N. CT. IUHN IQINGSLEY S'I'OO'I'S Damascus. Ya. lX'1ARlE XYOCNG STRANGE XYayncsVille. N, CI. FLORINE GwENDOi YN STRICRLAND XVaycr0ss, Ga. MARY ,ANNE SVAIAIERS Hapcville, Ga. XYILLIAAI BRCIOKER SLIAIIIIEY Hendc-rsonville, N, C. DONALD Russ SWEET Charlotte. N. C. GEORGE IQUNIO TANJI Hawaii BETTY AIO VTAYIIIR Hickory. N. C. EVELEEN FRANCES TAYLOR Yalclcsv. N. C. XVANDA LEE TAYLOR lX'1iami, Fla. ANNIE DORIS TEACHEY XVallacc-, N. C. JOAN TEAGLE Guilford, N. C. JUNIORS 5 , T' T' 1 A-A.: 1 I I . 'vi - f- , f i 'X f . I I 15' I G, fs V E, 1.1:-is I 4: A 6 1' I fx . , 4 ' ' '-'T -Ev:-.R V. ' 2? 'A Lv: , Q,-g ' as f I 4.- , W ,ag :.: V, A wg!! I Q 5 I1 3:19 I .1 IS-fi. A , il l 77 JUNIORS PERRY EDXVARD THOMPSON Saluda, N. C. MARION TAYLOR TILGHMAN XVeldon, N. C. BRYSON HUGH TILSON Mars Hill, N. C. MARG.ARET HELEN TOLLEX' Spruce Pine, N. C. SAM M.-XSON TORRENCE, JR. New Bern, N. C. CELIA TORRES Brooklyn, N. Y. DONALD HAMPDEN TR.-XFFORD Hendersonville, N. C. JAMES NEILL TROXLER Greensboro, N. C. M.ARION THOMAS TYSOR Asheboro, N. C. XVILLIAM LEROY IJNDERXVOOD Burlington, N. C. LUTHER EUGENE XVALTER Kannapolis, N. C. SYLVIA ELIZABETH XVARD Guilford College, N. C. FRANCIS M.ARION XVARNER Troy, N. C. R. L. NVARREN Sylva. N. C. LESTER XIVILLIS XVASHBURN Madison, N. C. SADIE PAULINE WVATTS Morganton, N. C. CAROLE JEANETTE XVEBB Lenoir City, Tenn. GER.ALD CALVIN XVEBB Luck, N. C. DEXVEX' VVALLACE WELLS Henderson, N. C. SARA Jo XVI-IELESS Chattanooga, Tenn. BEULAH MAE YVHITE Appomattox, Va. RONALD EVERETT NVHITE Franklin, N. C. JOHN X-VESLEY XVHITEHEAD Smithfield, N. C. MARTHA GERTRUDE XVHITEHEND Lenoir, N. C. JOYCE DEAN XVIDICK Springfield, Tenn. GUY COGDILL XVIGGINS Franklin, N. C. HELEN ELIZABETH XVILKIE Lenoir City, Tenn. BENJAMIN FRANK NVILLIAMS VVeldon, N. C. CHARLINE ELIZABETH XVILLIAMS Asheville, N. C. JULIA DIANNE XVILLIAMS Hapeville, Ga. MORRIS LANE XVILLIAMS Asheville, N. C. VERA ELIZABETH XVILLIAMSON Durham, N. C. HEl.EN ELtz.aBETn Wusoxt Franklin, N. C. Roswmt. C. WHSUN Rock Hill. S. C. BIILIEAIE.-XN XXIINKIER Spriugfwlcl, Tenn. DlJRll1'llX' LYNN XYINKIER Lvnoir, N. C. Emu CZHRISTINE XYINSIE.-XD Elm City, N. C. .ANNE C.:trzo1.x'N Wooo Portsmouth, Ya. NLIRENE DAI.E Worm Meadows of Dan, Yu. THOMAS Rm' XX'ooDs Clifton Forge, Ya. D.-XX'lD I,AwRENt:E Wooox' Roxboro, N. C. GEORGE XYILEY WRIGHT Canton, N. C. JOHN CILYDE XYATES Charlotte, N. C. CHARLES SAMUEL XYOUNG Forest City, N. C. JUNIORS 79 SOCIETY ttflilllllmi 'll - 'slits-2' -. lrlq klll . . o . 0 . Perhaps the largest nugget of gold which we added to our store was the gold mined in our socie- ties, Nonpareil-Euthalia and Clio-Philomathia. In these organizations we found unknown gold within ourselves. Through the help of our brothers and sisters in society and God, we developed these talents into shining gold. The Anniversary programs presented each year by the Euthalian and Philomathian societies introduce new ideas and talents to the students, and allow them whole- some competition. The competitive spirit is held throughout the Commencement contests as each society strives to uphold its honor. The most important factor is that God is the director of our picks and shovels as we mine this potential gold. 80 6 f wif ffeiffiff QXU X' n fs - 2 we-vwf I 1 S ,A Ki? i'i1f ff' :IE ' 14, M ff 1 Q59 Q'i'iA '5' J ! Q, , 524' Q, Qf H '1 55 5 it Q LJ .jf If LU 7 Z N . K ,I1f J 009 f W X I X , f W CLIO-PHILOMATHIAN The Clio-Philomathian Literary Society stands for a theme of life that is founded upon the beautiful, classical ideals of Truth, Purity, and Fidelity. In the lovely hall of blue and white its members gain the desire to become marked competitors, yet noted cooperators, to respect and be respected, to love and be loved. Its theme is one of human compassion where heartaches and tears are looked upon as vital elements in God's pattern for ultimate maturity. From the human unity that Clio-Phi provides, its members do, and always will, seek to emerge from their association here as real men and women-acceptable, valuable, and wanted by the world in which they dwell. The Clio-Philomathian Hall has long dwelt in the realm of genuine friendship and true love. All in membership here have realized that the light of God has smiled upon the Blue and White since its very beginning. The challenge conveyed by the passage of this light to all Clios and Phi- lomathians is clear. Their theme of life must and will be written according to the lofty ideals that their societies have given them to attain. i'The Hall of Friendshipu where we Find warm smiles, firm handshakes, a spirit of understanding, and friendships that are lasting. 82 PHILOMATHIA CI TERM fvfllwl DUN XVII I-UNI l'wI1f!mf HIII Sulrll In-l'ffI1ffffIf lim: XR IRI-,IiRI.II .xlfilfflllrl Iii :Is Scixl I ni-L FORENSIC TERM C'I'11m'. I'1 www fIII,I f'1rx1flrnl BI II-1 NAI I Ivlff'-l'lf'Ilflf'Hf Bm W VIQIIIIRXRI ref .S'fmr!mr1' . . , IIUIQ NIH I MX If gy . I Y O 0 A 4... jf' '1 'QL-if ANNIVERSARY TERM Huw, .Im-, NIIIIIAR 1lHIlllI'7lf lim: xii ISI-.IL RFI I V1.1--l'ff wilful HI III Sc: xl: SFIIIVIIIVI' .Inna fNIr.XII1wIIiI4 WE 131 ANNIVERSARY Work makes of our dreams realities 84 ,F CLIO CITERM l'r11w1.. . ., I..x1'R.,x S141NN1i1: Q I .S'w1f1'lf1f1' . , , , , , P1i111:Y CLXRRI-lN I'11-1'-I'f1'11fln1f .. , , AI,xN1r:11.X1141-:N l Y sw, .H 1 ! ' 1-xx 1 , . Iii ANNIVERSARY TERM I 6 0111111 . . . . ,B12v121:1 Y CT1.1NE 114 .14-A 7 1'm17l1-111 ...., , . . .. ,kI.xN1r:1z 1X11412N V110-1'r 1'11ff1'1ll .91v11'hl1Y1' , . v:.u,,,,,...-,-,ve ' ' '--ij' ,-X 4.11. -' ' FORENSIC TERM A B15 1 'rx' CQENE SANDERS ,IXI.xR1.xN P11111 1113 Ckzzmr. . , ....,,.., ANN BN11 Ex' , . - ' Bl :. Pmzflf-nl ,.,, .... B E1 TY CQENIL SANDERS A I 11,1 ,,,,f, '- P ' n E ' . ' ' ' I .S'm'1'tm,1' ,... ...,., K I.x1:x112 IJVRDEN I ,Y , , Vl,1F-PI6'.X1Vlf4'I1f . . ,.... BLHNDA HUN1ax'r:1'TT 1 T 1,10 1 , Y'.,- V lg L , 85 RECEPTION Between the book-ends NONPAREIL-EUTHALIA As one stvps insiclt' thi' Hull of Black iincl Gold. il quit-1 dignity and lim' Iills his living. 'l'hc zuitinnn snnshinv. strcuiniiig tlmnlgli that guldvn c'tn'tziins, lills t-vc-ii tht- clzirlu-st uwiit-i's of vain gi'ic'l'zind wut- with lawn' :ind joy. 'l'lic'1'1' is il lM'llI'lH'SS to Und livrt' that ciihns ll truiihlvd spirit Lind lifts liighvi' ilu-jnyl'i11 soul. A simpler rouin, lillc-d with dignity. rm'tlt'cts in t'K'l'l'y c'i'vx'iw tht- idvals hvld high hy all who cntvi' lit-rc. .Xt tht' utlicr und of tht- f'Ul'l'lClUI', tlivrt' is Clin-Phi thc' spiirli that spurs Nun-Eu 4-vvl' UllXVZiI'Cl and iipwziitl. Ezirh supplv1n4'nts thv othc-1' Lind holds high Dignity. Simplicity. clU11Sl'I'V2lllSIH 'l'ruth. Purity. :ind Fidclity, Yvs, tht' Hall ol' Black and Gold mtikvs t'x'c1'y Nuiiptirvil and Eu- thalian who has vw-1' stvppvcl unix' its th1'c'shold sing This is Xvllflli Fighting Fur. N.. 87 EUTHALIA CI TERM .S'm'mzzly. . . .... CURTIS THOMPSON PI'FJ'l-l1t'Hf ...,. ..A.. L EE RHODES Ivliff-P7FAEI.Ilt'llf ,.... .,,. L AXVTON BLALOCK Censof .... BILL TODD FORENSIC TERM Senelaqv. . . . ..,. LAXVTON BLALOCK Pfesidezzi .... ...... L EYVIS BOLIN If'z're-Prendezzl .... ..... B ILL EVERIIART Censor ...... .... D ALE HOOPER ANNIVERSARY TERM .S'I'I'1'N111fJ' ....................... YVELDON YVORD P1'f.vz'1!mI .,,.. ...,, A LLEN BROXVN VIN'-P7l',YI't!!'7If ...I. ,.... L Ewxs BOLIN Clmur ..... STACY XN'II.LI.uIs ,WQ1 I ANNIVERSARY Within our grasp 7 89 NONPAREIL CITERM .S'mwff11r1-, . . . . .SHIRLEY Rrmsarwsow Pmiflml, , .... BEVI..-XH jr :HNSUN Clvzsm' .,..... , , . . . .DORIS BRINSUN Ivlxll'-PI't'.YI1ft'llf. , . .... SHIRLEY SCHELLENBERG FORENSICTERM .S2't'I'Ffl1Ill' .,.. ..,. C I.x'rHER1NElIENx1NGs 11l'6'YI,1lf'IIf, . . .... IJURIS BRINSI'3N CAIIJIII' .,.,.., .... N I.xf:1,YN NI.-XCIKIE IvI'L'F-P1't'X1,l!!'IIf. . , , .NIARTHA IXI.-xxwE1.L ANNIVERSARY TERM SF1'l't'fL1U' .... .... M ARTH.-x M,AXXX'ELL Prmdenl .... ,... S HIRLEY SCHELLENBERG Censor ,..... . . .CATHERINE LIENNINGS I'1'ff-Prmdenl .... ,... 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IRPZ Cd .1U1lIl R11l11'1'l 1'1w1'1's w....e-' w fwuua.v-q-my' M 17? r: w 1 ,1 'L , f N...- -'b . , A ,... , b S fwfr, -Q- 'N . ' 4 4' w ' , 5, Q f. 1-jf' 1 Q ' r e 1 I 1 Ai I I 1 4 G : 1 S U 4 ? 3 2 i A ? Q May Day At Mars Hill M.. 1. I . l i -K gi 'Twas sueh 21 day of rejoicing the Cloudy sky held lmaek her tears and smiled for Ii moment at the juliilant Mars Hillians who had gathered at the eourt to Celebrate the crowning of their Queen of lN'Iay. Lovely and sinilinq, the Queen's eourt. dressed in gowns of lnillowy frosted organdy with nosegays of spring flowers in their hands, lneqnn their slow descent as the hrst notes of the l:and's processional announced that the Queen had arrived. Then all eyes turned to gaze upon the Queen, Miss lX'Iaelyn Mackie, resplendent in white satin with an 211111 bou- quet of white roses, as she approached the throne to receive her silver crown. RolJie XXVZIYC lmeetuue Cinderella and Gordon Allen, Prince Cliurining, as an uduptxitiun ol' the lltiry ttile was presented for the pleasure ofthe queen and her court. Bouquets to Miss Hart for an excellent production! A thing of beauty is a joy forever. k T?' 'l MAY QUEEN or '49 MISS MACLYN MACKIE Abt'-Q AP., . MISS MARC,-fXRE'I' LEE MISS JUNE CURL SS NIi'l I',X SUE CI.XL7l MAID OF HONOR I 71' fA:v:1,f' . ,, 4 , , 1--m-J 'Q .ff 161 ,..'+.Qu fr! 4 ' '- J, '. iffxirl. fi :gif .55:I:,i,:l.'Al!lty,f,.,'f,J 101 I JIII MISS BARBARA MYERS MISS ANN HOLBROOK x ' 5 ', H Y f '- I 1 1 1 'b f ' v , , h :I I . I E - .E .E 'xv-h Wi' S., gi, 31-Hfiig. MISS jo SLOAN MISS THELMA ANGEL N MISS BETTY STYLES MISS MIANETTE JONES MISS JEAN STEVENS MISS CAROLYN ELLINGTCN MAY DAY OF '48 -56' 103 3 D. Miss NETTA SUE CAUDILL Clio,s Favorite Non I is 1 ,4 p . 5? 2- , , -' 1 N' J.. ju ,. : 79.3 - ' V SOCIETIES Miss BI.-XCLYN BIACKIE Eugs Favorite Non lNI1ss BEULAH JOHNSON Non's Favorite Non FAVORITES lXI1sslI.xN1c:1c .VXIKHN l'hi's l z1x'writv Miss BETH' PRICE NOIIQS Fzivoritc Clio 5. ' N131 ' -A , ' f' A V ' ' L V :fxf .M .3191 -A , I Q22 7351 lf? ' c X. . Vx A MISS PEGGY CQARREN Cflids Favoritc Clio SPONSORS MISS ANN HOLBROOK for ,Mr. David Anderson Editor, Laurel V MISS BETTY PRICE for Mr. Bill Smith Business Manager, Laurel L ei .fi f MR. JOHN CLAYPOOL for Miss Katherine Phillips C0-Editor, Laurel MISS KATHERINE PHILLIPS for Mr. John Claypool President, Junior Class SPONSORS MISS .IEAN HAMRICK MISS BOLIN for Mr. Lewis Bolin President, Senior Class 'C' 1137 MR. KENT BROOKS for Miss Ruth Lineberry Associate Editor, Hilltop for Mr. Clyde Moody Editor, Hilltop MISS LEONA CAMERON for Mr. Frank IngIe Baptist Student Union President . f-u-v- Any school would not be complete if there were not organizations in which the students could take part. In these clubs and organiza- tions the students are able to enjoy social fellowship with people of their own age. They can express themselves and learn from the expressions of others. lklars Hill has many organizations which are dedicated to the upbuilding of its members. There are the honor clubs, the band, the or- chestra, the athletic clubs, and other organiza- tions in which the students can participate. . ,. .5 f .1-is 108 7 : ff f ' ff yy ' , Nmf! 'ff' X 7 rj fx W N 49! A If O f ' , ff G lfgn Jfp X If Q, E5 f Y' f ff' 9 i?'2 l ll! I X! 15' X W! j f' rx , M I . EQH Z .Q , f N f 1 '1 K- N 'N I ' K 9 5 W f 5 ,ff W f 5 '1 S is mfg F D H ,JS SF WW College Band MAJOR AND MAJORETTES An integral part of thc musical program of M31'S Hill College is the band. This musical organization af- fords music for athletic cvcnts as we-ll as programs of serious music. The hand strives to learn and to produce music that will be of value to themselves and to their listcners. ---i'- '1S ' BAND 110 i i i l i l l l ! l l 1 l mi Orchestra String Ensemble Glee Clubs 'V' X' fi ' ' gk' H ' ' 7' A S '- .lf f s 1 ' 3 ' s f' ' I d - A A 'r 5 v . 3' ' 2 v ' 1X l . . I A A-- , Womens Chorus The lNIars Hill Glee Club. composed of male and female voices, is one ofthe favorite organizations on the Campus. Not only do the members ofthe Glee Club improve their own knowledge of our musical heritage, but they also give to the student body a better understanding ofthe language of music. ,.,k V 112 Menls Chorus Baptist Student Union t By liti' tht' lztrgcst nntl must ztftivt' ttf tht' UI'QLlI1lLilllUI1S nn lXl.n's Hill CJIIIIHIS i9 tht- Baptist Studi-nt Union, The- B. S. LY. htm Intwwt-cl to ln' an untold lxlcssinq to tht' lllI1lllllCI'lllIlt' SlllClCIllS who lizlw- t.ikcn part in itS 21C- tixitivs. Many yt-urs l'l'OII1 nuw catch Mars Hill stttclcnt will think nl' his Contact with tht' B. S. Lf as at vital and lasting part of his college Carrfmz The B. S. Lf Council uttt-tnpts to lczicl the sttlclcnt hucly forwarcl in all of its work. fbi ' SQ'-, clay' 'N , k. 3.1 ,.,. , FRANK INGLE J Baptist Sttitlcfnt lfniun lit-Q f' K 1 Baptist Student Union Council 113 Volunteers for Christ .1715-. ' . - Eg: 41 e, . . Y . .W A ...W .. .- ,A .... 4 .,. . .11 ,sen The Volunteers is an organization established for students other than ministerial students who plan to dedicate their life's work to Christ. The members attempt to show to the other students Christianity in everyday living. Ministerial Conference The Ministerial Conference is composed of all the ministerial students at Mars Hill. At their weekly meetings these students gain practice for and insight into their future work. 114 The Brotherhood Thi- B1'o1i11-1'l1f1mI is ll l'CiigiUIlS UI'gilIliZZllilJl'l cf1111p11sccl of youiig 111011 who luke C111 active part i11 I'l'iiil,iUllS work 1111 thc- C.1111p11s. Mission Council , , , . ,, ,......,.,. ,. . 1-L . 1-, .LN I 1, vii' 1' ...::4.1.:vz., Ll FI h1'o11Q'l1o11t the fi-111i1'v co1111111111ily the work of the Mission Council is seen as they go forward I0 spread the gospcl of Christ. 115 Youth Temperance Council 40 'th , N7 Temperance in all things is the aim of the Youth Temperance Council. It is composed of any student who is interested in this work. Young W'onien's Auxiliary Council The council ofthe Young lVomen's Auxiliary is the group of girls who lead the work ofthe Y. YV. A. on the campus and in the dormitories. They seek to inform everyone of the need for Christian workers through- out the world. 116 Sunday School Presidents Baptist Training Union Presidents 117 HONOR Scriblerus The Scriblerus Club is designed for the advancement of leadership and the develop- ment of creative talent. Its membership is composed of students who have demon- strated ability in the literary field and is sponsored by the English department. Spanish Club The Spanish Club, made up of students who have excelled in the study ofthe Spanish language, meets monthly to study the customs and social and economic conditions of the Spanish speaking peoples of the western hemisphere. l l l l il ll 1 J ll l l ll l l S -eu inwes l , I l 4 . . 1 I . l 1 l 4 I l l I r r .l J Y 4 Science Thu.limwllllu'Scie-xmcc llulwrlflulmis login' l4JilN111c'111lw1s.lclr'.l1'1'1'l111Qlr'I'Nll1uLll11Q ull lln- wide- llc-lfl ul SQic'I1Cc'. llc IJI'ULQ1'.iIIlN Cllxll xxilll 4,-11gi11:'r'1'i11Q. 111m,lix'ix1v, Iviulngy Lxml nlllcr 1'vl.1lccl mlmjvcls. Our, of ilu- lu-wvsl LfI'OllI'Ji cull ll'llLli'l'hl1lIJ on ilu- KTIVIIIJIIS is llu' glllfll'Ill clijlllllll. This m'Q.111izl1liu11 zlicls lhr- 1.lC11lly in Ill.1lIllillIllHQ, .1 l.liIA .xml 4-lll-ylixw' Qys Cl1SLxll3llIlL' lm' llu' colla-ge: ,N :- 1: Qu xl 119 Student Council Business lXlembers ofthe Business Club are students in the business department u ho meet the requirements for membership in the college honor clubs and xx ho dtmonstrate promise of future attainment in the field of business The International Relations Club is the history honor club of lwlars Hill. Its pur- pose is to promote a more active interest in international aflairs within the organiza- tion and also within the entire student body. Its programs are timely and give its members .21 stronger foundation for future citizenship. 120 French Thx- II1l'lHll0I'S ul the Fl'K'IlCll Cflulm QllIl1Cl' mfmrhly all thc' l1Ol1lffOlvlXlI'S. U. li. Rnlnc-rls lo IQ .1111 mmm- nlmut thv lfrvuch irln-.ls :md Cllswnns. The' vluh Ill1'llllN'I'S IJI'4'xt'Ill I3l'IlQ'I'LlIllN in F11-11Cl1 that Clczll with lhv liws ul' tha- l'lI't'IlCll pc-uplv. LUBS Forensic 'llw FflI'1'Il5lC' Ciluh sw-Ls In Illllllllfllll 21 high lwwl ol clvlmtiug, impmmplu Qpvzxkins. rficliu work. :xml Kllkiilllil. lXlt'I1llJCl'S pnrlicipzllc in l'i'QlUllHl :mtl nznlilmlml Cmllf-su cl Slurs Hill Sll1Clt'I1lQ llaivc xvun lmuors in nmny ul lhvsv. i T7 c 11. , ,, ,A I 121 Art Club The Art Club is Composed of students who take an active interest in art and who present projects for judging and criticism at the monthly meetings. Members, through the niecliuni of lectures, are afforded the opportunity to study the various phases of artistic development. Home Economics Club The' Home Econoinics Club carries out an extensive program of study ofthe Careers in the Held of home economics. The purpose of the club is to establish the ideals of home economics through individual and group work. 3 ,hu Dramateers S111c1c111s 11111119 f11'41111.1 111111 111h1'1's who q11.11i1'y 11111311211 p:11'1icip411i1111 111 l114' 111111111 Q- 11011 1'1f111g1ys 1111- i11x'i1c'C1 111 111- 111a'11111c1's 111 1116 c11'L1111.11ic's C1ll1J. The' C11111 xI11111x111's 1111:-2101 plays111-11111111111y1'o1'1111-1,-111c1'111i111111-1111111111-s111c11-111 1lUC1ylIIlC1t'1lC1li4'IIlf'Yl4'ls p1'11c111c'1-s om- I1lI't'f' QICI play. 1xIt,'1111lQ'I'S 1t'IlI'I1 I114' 5111 111 .1C1i11Q, Delta. PS1 Omega, cs? Y! Q-1 2 IDI'21IllfiICCI'S who 11-21611 a higher 1011-1 1!1V1llIl1Ol' collcqv i1I'i1II1ll urs i11x'i1c'c1 to 111-co1111' members ofthe national honor society, Delta Psi Omega. Mars Hil1ho1ds1he1hi1'1y- sevemh charter issued in the nation. Delta. Psi Omega 124 ,Ln W W Ly 2 5 ,J I 2 I O Xxx Q QM f Q? S 3 X LAUREL STAFF KATHERINE PHILLIPS D,AVID ANDERSON MR. CHAPMAN Cn-Edflor Co-Edimr .-Idviser BILL SMITH JACK COFFEE BIISIIIFSS Iifazzagzfrs BARBARA IX'1YERS .ALAN DUNN Sp0rlJ EG'I'l07'5 126 ,gi SIWMI 1 1 1 1XI.x1:c1.xR1c'1' P1r1 1s R- 1111aR'r SlI.'XI.F I fb S11m1Ex' S1:111:1,1,ENB131up . 1 . 1 i 1 ' - 1, R1 III l,1x11111-114141 QICNIQ S,XNIlI,Ii f:II.XRI.ES XYUVNG Runm KEI,l,L'NI HILLTOP STAFF ,V , . We ga Y' I . ,-A L ,. CLYDE h4OODY RUTH LINEBERRX' E11'1'l0f Axxofiafc Editor XYALTER SMITH PAM. BARXVICK DORIS BRINSON JANICE IAHKEN MIAII CIHENEY JEAN HAMRICK 128 ,l Mlss GARNI-QR Adviscr PHE IJ.-XYIS BE'r'rY Crumm ass AIARIE S'l'R.xNnIL REPORTERS L 130 I I I ,J fy Gan U I No W Wg ,N X X! XJ X WW Q55 FOOTBALL The Season In Retrospect he Lions of '49 C h xx R Y X f B E J 7 3 X . 'ii 1 . 132 I john Saunders Tommy Hipps M.I'I.C. Vs. W'.C.T.C. The Mars Hill College Mountain Lions opened their '48 football season on September 24 with a I4-O victory over the YVestern Carolina Baby Cats. The first of- fensive move of the Lions carried to the VVestern Caro- lina one-foot line, where they were stopped. A second quarter M.H.C. offensive was again halted on the MLC. goal line. The second half was a different story. The Lions received the kick-off and were not halted until they crossed into paydirt. Late in the third quarter, a Baby Cat fumble was turned into a Mars Hill touch- down with England cracking the center of the line. Rumbough, Basket, and Hipp were standouts for the Lions as they captured the first game of the season I4-O. Bill Bennett Lee Rhodes Jay Donnahue XValter Baskett M.H.C. vs. LEES-MCRAE The trip to Banner Elk, where the Lions played Lees- McRae, was the first game away from home in the '48 season. The two teams played on even terms for the first quarter with no scores. Mid-way the second period a Bobcat spread formation pass carried them to the paydirt. Early in the third period a blocked punt in the Lion end zone accounted for the second Lees-lwIcRae tally. In the fourth quarter the Mars Hill threats materialized when a pass from Myer to White- head accounted for a T.D. The final whistle blew with Lees-McRae out front 13-7. Choo-Choo Brink- ley, Bill Myer, and YValt Baskett were standouts for the Lions in offensive. Hipp, Baker. and Saunders stopped many a Bobcat threat during the afternoon. Bill Mclver Ed Elliott 'fi W. f ' - 4,1 1 ,'. - J CAPTAIN CLYDE YVALKER M.H.C. vs. GARDNER-WEBB The Mountain Lions had their first conference encounter with the Gardner-WVebb Bulldogs. Early in the Hrst quarter an at- tempted lateral was intercepted by Baskett, who scampered 80 yards for the first tally. The Bulldogs were not out of the game as yet. They took the kick-off and in a series of plays, placed the ball on their 38 yard line. From that point Gantt broke loose and carried 52 yards for the touchdown. Early in the third period Myer passed to Compton for 48 yards to the 2 yard line. From here Myer slashed off tackle for the second Mars Hill score. Ahead by one T.D, the Hillians, sparked by Frank Harris. turned in some brilliant defensive plays to hold the Bulldogs scoreless for the rest of the game. Mars Hill was out front 13-6 at the close of the game. VM. A- -...- BILL MX'ER BOBBY RUMBOUGH JOHN VVHITEHEAD M.H.C. vs. BELMONT-ABBEY The Mountain Lions met the Belmont-Almlmey Red Birds on a rziin-sozikecl fic-ld on NOYCIIIHCI' 6. The Lions scored iTll'SI with Brinkley clinmxing n 55 yard march on an off-tackle play into the end-zone. l1n1n1-diately following the Nlars Hill kick-off, the Red Birds went into a spread founntion. Snider took the pass from ce11u'1', eluded three Mars Hill tackles, reversed his Held, and seamp- ered eo yards for a touchdown. Saunders set up the second Ma1's Hill score when he lmroke through and blocked a Belinont-Alihey punt on the 45. A pass from Nlyer to Baskett put the hall on the 17. From here Choo Choo Brinkley swept around end for the score. Belmont-Alihey struck hack in the final quarter passing into the end zone for the final score. The kick for the extra point was good and the game ended I3-I2 in favor of the Red Birds. B013 XV1z1NK1.13 HARRY JACKSON . 'ff .2- - . gs . 4- ffl 1. ,. .4..f'i ' . . gs 1, : .c.. 437. - ,L :G ..-.N ' 3, l- .1 -. ,Z q,a '-if?-ia. -x. U' fiv- '!:- ' ' ' s -4 .fog 1, Eq. i 5-'Til ' A -4 1 WW .X 1 135 CIEC11. BAKER DON ENGLAND nr Q, v 'Sis -4 .,,, ,'s CARL BR1NKLEY DLlDLEX' NELSON EARLE HAIRE M.H.C. vs. BREVARD The Mars Hill Lions wound up their '48 season with the turkey day classic against Brevard. The Brevard offense was too powerful for the Lions as it began to roll. A blocked punt set up the first Brevard score and put them into a lead which the Lions could not overtake. Mid-way the second period a pass from Myer to the high scoring Mars Hill end, lValter Baskett. clicked for a touch- down. The Tornadoes came back from half-time with their of- fense still rolling. They piled up a total of 33 points. The Lions made their final offensive thrust in the last period in passes from Myer and Bennett to Baskett and Compton. These passes carried down to the Brevard to where Brinkley faked a reverse to Myer and raced across the goal line. The game ended with Brevard leading 33-13. Bennett, Myer, Baskett, and Ross stood out for the Lions. BRUCE OLIVE JOE COMPTON ALAN DUNN ...YF 1 'x , f. 5LL, I n4e-..,,g- r-Huw.,-G, E1--Q ' ,gsiyx S K E T B A L I.. g R R ' JERRY BRUXYN B11BlXI.x1'f,:1l N ,1 1t7II!IlQt'I' A1 fazznlgfr I 1 I H ' f,iykSlly 'X ' 'wal' xN5'Wf : y 7 K HZ, Y I qxXK, 52,1 .1 R W ' R I I lx E 1 w W Y 2 '48-'49 Squad 4 l l N 1 137 X x CH XRLES Bvw Czzazd BOBBY MCE1 R-XTII GIIIIIYI H mm D BR ADQH xxx Gmini C LARBNCB PARKER FOI'ZL'1I7d Bu I. BENNETT Fmzumd BILL HIGH C'Fl?fFl I B1 1B STEEI E ffrzlrr JOHN XVHITEHB XD Fmzrmzl ,. . .. ,V-T - -..... xuxxx' Sluvlilz BRI-,VXRIJ Blzmvx Bl'l:1n3XNI11-.kswx flmlrfl' lfffzinlfff ffmlfff Im TRI ,xr P R Kvfllffl Wu 11-.R B mu-:'1'1' filunfl Bn I. IIl',1X'lzY llmuff ki: .rp .-,L 4 ,Q v . - gf V .. 'I .Q.,fiii 2 g,'v.e 1355211 . 1' . y -F'-gg 'f rQ,'J'. 55.35-L BILL STAPLETON BASEBALL Coaches Ramsey and Edwards issued the call for diamond hopefuls on March Ist to prepare for the ,49 campaign. The Lions were sparked by such veterans as Brevard Brown, Bryan Thornburg, Clyde Wlalker, Bill Stapleton, and Charles Bunn. The '49 slate listed games with Brevard, Milligan. Tusculum, Hiwassee, Biltmore, and Spartanburg. Baseball Squad 140 i i l l I I in B-4 fr.. Q r . nj I 'Q-.n wc - - as ' 'L 141 B O X I N G T w U' M B L I N G I 4 1 i i 142 Al M-CLUB V Y 1 if 'YU' CEQQII. B,xKER ,U-Cfzzff I'rz's1zlrnl WOMEN'S ATHLETICS 1 144 it 3 'king with the LA., the BI-Blem :J strives to improve ,interest and partici- n in good athletics. :sen by the honor QI SySIt'IIl. the INCID- 1 represent the out- N gding girls in athletic y and achievement. l. it i 1 t 1 1 li N g, Wan-fx E . i...Qii'T.-l , .et Q I . Qui -1,'7I:-iff W .ti n -duv- COUNCIL 'Ii1nAXY..X,.X. iNl'UIIiPUSCf1 of tllt' CillliI'II14'I1 1:1 the uirlf .ithlwtirf riluln, The xprvrts 1'e'p1't-ee-111:-ti are tt-nnix. :1i't'in'ry, Smeg-pr, soiitlftlll. :Incl hiking. J , 145 B A S K E T B A L L 146 S 0 C C E R l Y I ,! I9 147 SOFTBALL 'INK 'Use TENNIS NY f 'Q na L1 I 11.4. sz P-My .wa i yxafpmwxoqax '-'J' 'Tig ff 122- 149 f W-jr ,HT-'?,,. f. if lt' in-1g.zgn,- ' 5 ,. , .s. 215,53 'ff ff 3 ,fin I --A HSAY IT WITH Compliments of FLOWERS Through Our Ag nt - - MRS' E. C. COAEES Mars HIII-Weavervllle OF MARS HILL Telephone Company A IVI I D D L E IVI O U N T CHARLIE'S SHOE SERVICE G A R D E N S INC. ' MTIZGIZ 64 Patton Avenue ASHEYILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ks for Ihe Opportunity of Serving Your Shoesw l F L 0 W E R S B Y W I R E MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA f Q A ff! N-5, of ASHEVILLE A I Lip N V I IfIE5f'fBAQ,fdnH?I5-Ir ,E E 'IIEQBI fi Igizkgiii I1:1gig35Ii:e1I gn. fn I ,L+-I THE HOME OF SKYLAND FASHIONS YOU ARE ALWAYS A WELCOME GUEST AT IVEYIS IN ASHEVILLE ' REG. T.M. MARS HILL PHARMACY CAXIIIES -:- CONFECTIONS SCHOOL SILPPLIES -:- DRUGS EXPERT PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Agents for Local and Queen City Bus Lines FUR XYIIIIYI' NUIT WANI' - XY HHN NUI! W.-XXI' Cullll' in 111111 Sew lk R. S. GIBBS CO. INI,xHs IIILI.. Nmvru CLxuuL1xx CUlll1I1l.lIl6'lIf.S of Cox Department Store Ill .ippredutiolz of .SIUIICIII Trade Mms HILL. NORTH CAROLIA 1. Complinzelzts of . . . MARS HILL - BUS WEAVERVILLE LINES ak FOR SERVICE SAFE - DEPENDABLE - COURTEOUS CWWMWMHV CONGRATULNHONS 1 nwffezs' THOMAS-HOWARD IN ASHEVILLE C 0 M P A N Y ' WHHHIBOME rooms PACE-SETTERS FOR FAMILY ASHEVILLE7 N. C. FASHIONS I AT DOWN-TO-EARTH PRICES We are always proud of Mars Hill College 'A' -Western North CE11'Oll113lS Oldest 41 Haywood Street and Largest College. - ENJOY 1 SOUTHERN DAIRIES MILK AND ICE CREAM il 1 i l I EREDI H I I COLL GE FIILLI' .PICCREDITED Lilwrul Arts Cullvgv. Dt'Ili1l'IIllt'llI :II Art. Rtmnvss. Ilmuf- Emnuiuu-s, Musiv. SlIIIt'lAX'ISt'II 'IX-um-Iiirig in I I-ily st-lumls. I I I PROGII ESSII IL' Etllu-atiouul Pl'UgI'ilIII in IPYIIIS of Cliristiuu CIli1I'tlK'IP1' and I,t'tllIt'1'SIliIm. IIisti11g11isI1f-WI Rm-tml ut' Sturlwut LTUIIUFS and .'ACIlIt'XCIl1t'III. f1TTRfICTll'E LOC,-I TION iu The EmIt1Catiu11aI Cl IlIC1'UTIT1t' State. I I ITUVAITQ Cauilzus. IVIo1Ieru, I'Tirep1'uoI' Ilurniituries. Plans ' Im' Exteilsiw Develupirrelit. I i I I CARLYLE CAMPBELL, Pl'6'.SIlT6'llf RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA I MERCER UNIVERSITY i MACON. GEORGIA I I DR. SPRIGIIT IJmv1Ql.I.. l'l't'STt16I1l I BRANCHES: The Cnllege of LiIwraI Arts. thf' Graduate Sclmul. tlw Rtfherts N-Imnl of Chris- I ' tlauity. FIELDS OF STUDY: Humanities. Art. Christianity. Dramatics. English. Fr-em,-lr. German. Greek. ' Music. Pililusnplly. Spauisll. Social SL-iellces. I Ecmmiuics. Eflucatiuu. LiUYB1'IIIIIE'llT. History, I journalism. Law. Psyvlmlngy. Sociology. Natural and Physical S4,'IE'Ill,'t'S - Biitlftgy. CilBI1lISIl'y. Health. and Physical Eclucatiml. Mathematics. Physics. DEGREES: Ratihelitr of Arts. Bar-Imelur nf Sn,-ivrit-9 Bat'IieInr of Laws. Master of Arts. I For FIIIYIIEI' llIfUl'Il1fllI'0I1. IIf'l'iI:3 1 THE Rrzulwrmlr I 1 MERCER UNIVERSITY I MACON. GEORGIA FURIVIAN UNIVERSITY GREENVILLE. S. C. FOUNDED 1826 Cmirses Leading to Degrees of Ravlielol' of Arts, Btu-Ile-lor uf Scierlve, Bachelor uf Arts in Musiu, and Master of Arts. PIP-P1'tlTPS5IlIIliiT Ctmulwe Groupiugs. Special Empllasis ou Training for Clrristiau Leaderbllip. SUMMER SESSION Iuclutles Two Six Yveeks Terms ,Iu1wtoAugust 1949 FOI'CHfIl10gllP W-l'IlP FURMAN UNIVERSITY A. E. TIBRS. 1101111 MENS COLLEGE MISS ELIZABETH LAKE JONES. Dean WOMENS COLLEGE I I I M . ul' ALMA MATER EXTENDS HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1949 AS THEY ENTER THE RANKS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION . . . AND EAGERLY AWAITS THE RETURN OF T CLASS OF 1950 MARS HILL COLLEGE FOUNDED 1856 HOYT BLACKWELL, President N I 1 1 l i in I li V , l I l Y 4 nM 97 Patton Avenue ASH EVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA i' Extenfls Greetings and Cowl Wishes to the Far,-lllty unml Sturlents of Mars Hill College . . . anfl uflfls El Corflial Thank You for the Very Pleasant Business Relations so Long Enjoyed with the lnstitution. C om pl i 111 en ts S A N D W I C H S H O P Colnplilnents of '. . . just Below the , Mars Theatre S I I MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA MARS HILL AND ASHEVILLE W I N N E R ' S 34-36 Haywood Street I ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Sincere Congratulations .7 Our Student Clothes Set the Fashion The Little Shop Witli the Big Values! EXPERT CLEANING AT MARS HILL DRY CLEANING Fast, Depenwble, Service 'A' DORMITORY SERVICE for COLLEGE STUDENTS 'A' EDWARD SMITH. Prop. MARS HILL. NORTH CAROLINA VISIT THE l.X.L. STORE, Inc. 44 Haywood Street ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA - fo, - CHINA. GLASSWARE. SILVER, KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND RADIOS UNUSUAL GIFT ITEMS Compliments of REMBRAN DT STUDIO ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA THE ALL-SPORTS STORE,INC. 31 Patton Avenue ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Everything For Every Sporf, FEATURING WILSON MACGREGOR - GOLDSMITH SPORTING GOODS Compliments Of THE LAUREL STAFF I ILLLJ I 1 4 I U I I I I w ,. I I I I V I I .AIS Compliments of . . . HENRY IR IN GAINE ARCHITECT ASHEVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA ASHEVILLE TYPEWRITER CO., INC. 24 W'aII Street PHONE IZI3 ASHEVILLE. N. C. 'A' Jutlzorizefl Sales and Service for REMINGTON RAND ADDING MACHINES PRINTING CACLLATORS KARDEX SYSTEMS FILING EQUIPMENT CONINIERCIAI. and PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS CARBON PAPER and RIBBONS IJFPLICATING SUPPLIES LINE-A-TYPE BOOKKEEPING NIACIIINES SAFE CABINETS Your Patrolzage Appreciaterl M0111 ber of .4 P. MAC'S ssocialionnl Grocers - Home I D. ML-DARRIS. llanag r Owned COIIIIJITIIZGIZIS Of A F R I E N D GEORGETOWN COLLEGE FOUNDED IN 1329 SENIOR COLLEGE - CO-EDUCATIONAL Strong Faculty - Fully Accredited Located in the Heart of the Blue Grass Region Distinctive Chf7'iSl'illll Aim ospizere Personal Guidance Courses in Art, Music, Speech, Dramatics. Teacher Training. Religious Leadership, Physical Education. Pre-Professional. Liberal Arts. Intercollegiate Athletics. I ENROLLMENT LAST YEAR, 952 WAKE FOREST COLLEGE FOUNDED 1834 l Greetings to the 1949 LAUREL and the Students of Mars Hill College SUMMER SESSION OPENS JUNE 7, 1949 FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 14, 1949 I For further information, write WAKE FOREST COLLEGE WAKE FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA CARSON-NEWIVIAN COLLEGE A STANDARD COLLEGE F OR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN MODERATE EXPENSES MEMBER SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES Liberal Courses Leading to Degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Sciences SPECIAL FEATURES PRE-LEGAL PRE-MEDICAL EXPRESSION PIANO VOICE VIOLIN ORGAN For Catalogue or Other Information, Address HARLEY FITE, President JEFFERSON CITY, TENN. ' OFFICIAL LAUREL PHOTOGRAPHER E0 1' ALL CLASS PICTURES AND THE BEAUTY SECTION Randal! Sfuclio, jnc. EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHY F OR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS MAIN STUDIO ARDEN. NORTH CAROLINA STUDENT CENTER STORE :g -:gg ,D O L5-sri lg BOOKS SUPPLIES 'F ' FOUNTAIN AND GRILL SERVICE SOUVENIRS 'LYOUR COMPLETE SUPPLY STORE ON THE CAMPUS K X L E lgar? 9 9 v'A'Q-E F l TRAVEL BY TRAILWAYS QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS I I2 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ' ,... t 4 AUTOGRAPHS our place inthe UNITED s'rA'rEs OF AMERICA-first among nations in national income! First in production of wheat, corn, cotton, petroleum, coal, and iron! First in commu- nicationsjin motor vehicles per capita-hrst in many essentials to good living and prosperity. And directly related to that position of leadership is our standard of education-for it has been shown that a country's wealth and welfare rise along with its educational standards. And countries rich in natural resources can be poor and bizckuunl with- out the benelits of education. Yes, the United States is a leader in the field of education too-burfor bow long? Appalling con- ditions prevail today in many of our schools. Many of our most brilliant teachers are working against rld? odds-crowded classrooms, shortages of equipment and textbooks, long hours. . . . Tbouramlr have left the profession for other work. lim, ami every Uniieil State: citizen, will suffer from this situation, because it cannot help aEecting our national prosperity before long. WHAT TO DO? Today-make it your business to take these two steps: 1. Check up on educational conditions in your local schools, 2. Back up and work with organizations seeking to improve teachers' working and living conditions. For only by keeping our educational standards high can we hold our place in the world -and assure a prosperous future for our children. '1EAmERs4 0 Printed as u public service by l . ' ' EDWARDS 8: BROUGI-ITO COMPAN fy -N 0 Printers : Stationers : Lithographers : Engravers h '5 'uw Raleigh, North Carolina ': ,I I Q 1 S It v , I I in , V Q l 'V 1 . 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