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

- Class of 1950

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, J Y gbywj 1 i i 3 I - mars hill college foreword Mars Hill College is a fountain . . . a foun- tain of beauty, of youth, of learning, and of Christian fellowship. Through the medium of our LAUREL we have tried to show you every spray of this fountain as each of you has seen it as you hurried busily to and from your classes, dashed sox mfadly to the lunch line, gossiped in the student Xcenter, cheered the boys on the Qmpgicl fixldx sang in the Sunday evening asirigsriilatittlfm xcirclcs, and worked with'-enthusiaitspwl on society events. lVe have tried lylard to-make thidlan annual which you may someJday,prduillly up and say to your childfreny is Mars Hill as I Q ' A f X : 1 , knewitin195 . , '-5 .V , lv lp i ,, l fl! ,111 fqi,'Mw 1 f X . ,, X MV ' li 'l 11. N i 1- '- 'V lm W li X X ll u za -ext w i . Q e s ' .g,, l W 1 Il 7 f, 'iwtbx 1 -, . .X ll ll 3' -A ti- - 'R- '1ffl 2 J -:L 0 ,Y ' .. -1- - ,,- :gf ir - if ' f xl - L,: . ' - , K ff K 5M5 'ig 4551 ftffifnf I L my , 7gfs.f1ajg3- if il gig?-9 H K Q if,3 . fzikgl ig ill 19 Published By The Student Body Cf Mars Hill College I 1Q'q- .-'- ' . i '- '- - . ' '.-rv 65 1 1-x- . . r 'YIM it x-, Nix fh'f..17lE-2-V1 , mr- x - 51?5V? 'J ,XWITQPV 'QL ring 5? git? llll I 1 ,.,--'- re HAROLD NEWMAN ..... Editor-in-clziqf XXZXNDA TAYLOR ...... flssofinte Editor CHARLES YOUNG .... Bzzsizzrss ,Ummger H 9 ARM - Q .ig 1 an 1 4K .X 33 fff ...4-.1146 '65 l Hg, safari ETS ,Sv 5 an active mars Your first day at Mars Hill . . . with friendly liandshakes, trying to remember names, and learning your way around. 'lihe annual BSU Reception . . lots ol' good entertainment . . . Ham serving as M. C .... the three babies . . . and that de- licious food to top things off. Registration Day when you signed your name on so many papers, answered a hundred ques- tions, and drank the lemonade which the YXVA provided for you. L W, A I l l l l I A i I S l i A I i l 9 i I 1 i llciiiuiiilni-r ilu- Siiigspirariou services cu-ri' Suuilay uiglir .ilirur cliurcli. . . Tlic riuic you got a box and couldrfr limi out wliun rlic wimlou' would lic opcn. . . Thu ovcrllow of dares in Hull- man parlor . . . thi.-rc is just something about that parlor . . . wonilcr ul1atF . . . Rcligious lfnipliasisXYcL-li witli Dr. jordan telling all about liis liirm in Amcricus Ckorffia. 1 ' .7 Null you L-vcr forgct lfdnu .Xloords Hur-Irllz in Hallo- T,L't't'lI party . . . the colored band, lxwulacc, Putman, and Colll-c in l1l1lClilllCC, and Clcorgu XXX-st lcmling MOM Black -loc? . . . thc XYAXS nnnuul shindig for the C-l girls L l-hc Rad Coat, prcscntul by flu- l'2lCLlll'Y, rcvunling Xlr. .Iollfs humorous nntlcs to an unlanomng studunr bodx' ..., 6 7 l ll I I 1 I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I , .pf 4 lu. --I K 312 L Rcmumllcr the nnrorimls I'.Xl.1rs Hill ,-Xppcrircu and lwxx lf grcxx .15 vnu smml IH rlmr lung lxm'fwnSL1ml.1IS . . . flu' xxnx' vnu mr In flu' Stmluir fl-:Hur anal xxlslu-Il fur .1 Ililnclxxlltll xxluclm rw lmy nm apply rurnwwr . . . flu' ---un. 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Rxxiox Ui-Siiwo , 1 X4 , 4., . . .h e i lz yfL K' ,ill gil, YYIQ the l4XL'lilf,l, Stull' of 1950, do proudly dedicate this volume to V Papa Den: 'Wifi 'k'.'lf'f An ms virinv' 'xgmiile of gui instructor who is 'lose to the hearts of :?.,.,,, -l+,ffl:.:2i. kg' l r L l I V ' I A L ff'f': W -,X all who l111YL'.iNlLlI'S 'Hill mstilled withm.themg A A A Lg, ln4 whose friendship we have nlxinys loimd an ox'erl'loxi'1ng cup Ol :F A- ', in service, guidance, spd loxreg E ' E D. A' . if whose cheerful smile qnd patient persistence we have raised to X -it -L' Na y' ihigher level the qutility of our actions and thoughxtsg - -1. V' 1, 'Qfirom whom, by daily contact, we have eome to forget the had and - - df' 1 ' to recognize onlv the good in our teachers amd elussmatesg lfrom whose influential Christian eliarneter we have become m- stilled with the desire to eieet further into this Liniverse the loiintams of love and devotion for our sehool, our nation, our world, and abort all, the kingdom ofllodz Thus to relieve the wretehed was his pride, And e'en his liiilmgs leaned to x'irtue's side, Hut in his duty prompt at every eull, He watehed and wept, he prayed and felt for all. And as L1 bird each fond endearmeiit tries, 'lio tempt its new-fledged ollspring to the skies, lle tried each nrt, reproved egieh dull delay, Allured to brighter worlds, and led the way. 3111 inning illilemurv Be If lenoxxn that a Prmce IU the Ranks of Rlghteousness has fallen thls dax The Great Teacher has sald to thls teacher, It IS enough Come up h10her, and there he xx1ll abxde tlll all the boxs and Cflrls xx hose l1x es he has blessed xx1ll 1o1n h1m IH felloxxshxp there To hls contemporarres he xxas Bob .1 companion a father a frlend lo us of another Oeneratxon, he xx as a master teacher a splrxtual adx1ser xx xse counselor, vuxde On the mount of attainment, he xx as a toxx erme oale xx 1th hxs Graceful bouvhs h1 h abox e the scrubbx Uroxx th of humanltx s tnnberlme He stood there on the treacherous slopes pomtlng us on to the helghts abox e XY 1th hls roots grounded ln the rocle rxbbed sldes of the ex erlastmv hllls he xxlthstood the tempest of manx xears But, alas, the trunk of that tree has mx en axx ax the mwhtx oak has fallen ex en to mother roots remam, from xxhxch manx sprouts xx1ll groxx, and other Ulants of the forest xx1ll l1ft thelr branches affalnst the slexlme to bless hxs memorx The Vx orld has lenoxxn a number of great men but If IS rare lndeed for both husband and xxlfe to malee such a mlraculous contrlbutlon to the cause of Chrlstlan educatxon ll e thanle God for them Too much cannot be saxd for Nlrs Moore She bore her part of the load She carrled her end of the xolee, she suffered xx1th h1m and reyolced xx1th h1m Nex er a man and xx1f'e m all our xx orle haxe so beautlfullx been x oleed tovether Her death alonfr xx1th Dr Nloore s recent passmg ends a great era IH the l1fe of 'Xlars Hxll Colleve and former students xx ho lcnexx them so xx ell throuffh the xears Let us hope and prax thelr memorv xx1ll l1xe on and that xears to come xx1ll be blessed xx1th the sp1r1t and xdeals thex haxe left TlIl7llftx to D1 nm' llzx Home fiom f07'lllf l xrmifnrx mm' fllllldlx , Lf ee ' A l I ' ' 1 V e ' ' - :N . is V, -' ' A ' ' -s 1 l is 7' T .LT V x 1 I 'x '1 S 7 1 1 I 1 1 1 - - 'A - x x . 7 7 'V ei ' ' Y .TN ., ' e X fi ,Cf T. l e D D K. g . v, , ,, P - . I, L. 4 l H - i I -, f- -, A. N. 1 A, D- earth, from xx'h1ch came h1s strength. Though the tree has falleng h1s 1 xt' I T mA 1 NA' a D1 . x YI' I 1 LL Y gs Y 1 V ' 1 x T xl I A 1 x I . -s T T 's '. . ' Y , . f N T , H Ls 4 T ' I vv . Y v 1 1 A I 'I W Y 1 ' r 1 v xl - Q 'Y x iv I 1 C: A .HT 'f -' 1 1' ' s . - . 1 . ' x ' is T ,U - Y ' Q B v 1 A ' c x x 'X hy 3 ' I :. 1 7 I I- ,T A. I 1 4 1... , ' l , - 1 1 - '-.2 - 12 glint Ulrtst .mb South ROBICRT l,IiIi .XICJORIC ICDNA CIORPICNING MOORI 1870-19-I-9 INTO -1950 .-lllli fflvll' lam' milf llllfrl Tflflll, IH!! linllv fflllll youd .lllliflllfllflll .fl'l 1'.llll.' flloll llaxf 171't'llfl1f1'llf4l1f fl'1'l'I'lI'f4l 1L' TIIUILQX, I -will llmkl' fllfl' l'llfl'l' owl' lllllll-v fllilllgxg rllfrl' fllllll illm fllljloy llf' rlly !ol'll'. 13 ag Lg , fu Y 4' 'fr A lc M0 DR. Horr BLACKVVELL, Przfxidmt I have boiled down the importance of education to just two things: character and good manners. A man or woman who can develop good character with good manners is cducated because everything else will come. Without those two things there is no point of having schoolhouses or school-teachers because you cannot do anything with people who have not developed these two all-important things- character and good manners. l pass this statement from Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler on to the students of Mars Hill College with the hope that they may truly become educated. 14 . H ' f . . Y , Mars Hill College is a Christian institution which was founded upon the conviction that in the Christian faith are values which are not to he obtained elsewhere. and that these are of prime importance in the edu- A cative process. lts chief aim is to produce men and women whose ehar- acters have been redeemed and made over by the love of Ciod. ln an effort to achieve this aim it sets its standards of personal worth and social good in the jesus way of life. and seeks to lead its students to accept them. lt seeks to know the truth, and is loyal to the truth wherever it is found, and then by imparting this truth and the accumulated wisdom of the ages to its students, to make them effective in the service of man Llflel ciiid. R. XI. LEE. RALPH ixlARION LEE. Nl.,-X. Dom qf the College limi Hemi Df'pi1i'!1ln'11t ff Satin! SL'll'IIt'l' all ' ' tration Fin H,uu'i2x' N. LANCE, AB. CZ.-XROLINE Breciaizs, A.B. 'IOHN XY. Herr, MA. DMI! of ilfrlz mid 1flKfl'IlIf07' DFNII of lV011zr11 Rt'lQl.YYI'Jl' i111dHmi1', Depiirl- '71 Alffffllfffmnff 1116111 qf .'111L'il'IIl' Lillllffllilffi l 15 FRANCES SNELSON, A.B. DAISY L. ANDERSON, MA. I-I.v.visIIIl1t to tllr PI'l'J'idl'lil' Lilmrriml ROBERT R. CHAPMAN, AB. IJOROTHY RIDDAGH, A.B., BS. in L.S. ,'f.U'f5II7lIf Rffgixfluzz' and 1ll.Vfl'llff0l' in Blfxiflm' xlfxzxmllr LIl7I'I77'IL1l1 EDITH SWA NN, AB. JOHN P. DA UGHTREY, MA. .-lxsixmllt Bmimr Pt'7'X0lIlIt'! Dirertor and 1lI5f7'l1L'I07' in Bzzxinrsx ' ' tration and d partm nt head MARTHA SINOL.-IIR BIGGERS, B.Mus. Dz'pIIrf111w1t qf .1 I 11516 AIILIJRED LORAINE BINOI-IAAI, M.B Dl'j7I1I'flII1'llf of BzfI'il1Iivx BEULAH B. BOXVDEN, MA. IJtjMl'fllll'l1f qf I-In ..-X. MARY IAIOOENE COXYAN, AB. Dl'pz17'f1llF1lf qf lJl'I7llII1fit'X JONES V. HOWELL, M.A. DrpI1l'N11I'11I qf .11IIrlzr111IIfir,v MARY NEWELI, HOWELL, M..-X. Dq0IIrn11w1t of Hmm' EIHIIDIIILIX AIUMPHORD HOLI,.-KNIJ IQENDALL, Th.M. h - DqDII1't11zr11t qf Rrligiozzx Edlmzfiolz P ELLA jANE'r PIERCE, Ph.D. Dz'pI1rIl11rl1I of ElI,Cffi,V1Z XNQJODROXV CLINGAIIXN RARISEY, M. DfpIIrt111f'11l qf .-Iflilffirs A. PRESTON CALY'IN STRINOEIELD, MA. DrpI11'N11f'11I qf Etfllllllillll CORNELIA HOXX'ELL XYANN, MA. Drpartlllfllt of I1Im7'v1'17 LI1l1g11agz's XTERNON IfI'ERE'1 I' WOOD, MS. DqmI't1m'11t of IMIIIHIII Srimn' 16 11 . p-E W , . 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'lou I-Qx, ,Xl,.-X., lI'I,Ylfll',X' f fi 1- l'v.YliI.X N A1 l,l-QS ,Nlc'l,l-zulu, lfnglzxfl 5 I Q -luux :Xwnu .xlK.I,FUlJ, .X1..X,, lfuqlzslf ' 5 'Q Lulu.NIl1,1nNUL'11r.N, NIA., lfrnlngrx Ek l X ' s I, l lxxmmRmsr.lz1x, Xl..-X., llffm' - F Yuxx ,X1UOlil RUM!-.RlN, NIA.. l f'1'm'l1 KJ -'N lfxmlil I S. Sun, NIA., XIL11l1m1.zf1f,v -1 L 3 lux l,L'c'11.I II Suu:-14, li. Nlus., .1IlHll' x :vu Pxm- XNIIXXUKIII, XIMX., limlng XYIRMIXIX Hull, BS. l'l1-xximl ffiflhllflllll Rt.XRl-KI IJIXIV IIol.r,uwHl. :XB -I facult - r-f Q, 6-gf' fl Y - ELIZABETH LOGAN SoL'TI-IER, 51.1-X., .XIIIXIC EVELYN LYNDERXVOOD, NI..-X., History ELIZABETH WEBSTER XV-XTSON, KLA., Ellxfgllill ' . s- ' -N K :XRI'HL'R EY!-1RET'Ik WZJOD, BS., Plzysifs 111111 .U11tlu'11111tirs RAYMOND Lows XYX'AT'I', BS., Biology , IXLATHLEEN BLACRSTOCIN: ROBINSON, AI11sic Q general staff N L i A First rn-13, lqfl to riglzt: BRYSON H. TILSON, S11p1'1'111te111l1'11t qf B11ilrli11g5 and G1'01111dxg EVA BREXVER, R.N., IXYIITXFQ -IQI-IN E. NIARR, I1l111111g1P1' of 11111 St111l1P111 C1'11t111',' IAxIEs A. NI-XRTIY, St1f1:.11'Il' ETHEL R. Cox, Sfr1'ft.z1'y I0 the Rrglstmrg DOROTHX' A. EDWARDS, 1S'1'1'1'rr111'v lll Ill? .U.1i11t1'11.111r1' D1'p111't1111'111g Sefoml mu AI-XRILYV GAINE5 Sf'rr1't111'v to . '-'A ' 1 . zlze P1'exi1l1'11tq FRANCES HEGLER, Sm'rt.11'v 111 Pt'l'.VHlllll'l Offzrrg BETQI' X1 RNIGHT Sef1'rt111'v to flzf Dmn' RACHEL . ., ' ' ' ' , . Y 7 SWANN, 35511111111 to tl11' B111'm1'q NOR.-X U ILL5, S ' ' A :Il ' ' 111111115 111 11111111 Qffifr, PE.-XRLE S. HE.AD, I-15115111111 111 Collage Stu- dent Cr11z'r1'. Third rout -IAXXES PETERSON, I-l.v.r1Tt11111 111 Collcgf' Stmlezzr Cr11tr1'g ESSIE VV EDXVARDS, xixsismlzt Die- zirimzq H.ATTIE EDXVARDS, I-Iosrfxxq :XNXA LISLE GAAIAIONS, Hoxrrxs: LILLIE BELLE LANE, Hnxtfxsg XYERA RUTH HOSft'.f.Y. Fr1111'Il1 roir: RUBY XV SPARKS, I-lo.fr1'.v.T: LL'RA BROWN XXII-ILLS, Harlem' GLXDYS BROWN VVHLSON, H115- IBXXQ HlLD,'k .-X. HIGHTlI.L, :1.v.v1,vr.111f 11 ll ' l.'l1'1 L ' T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .4xxix1.111r 111 tlzr l,ilm11Ay. 1 ll 1 111-I, OUISE L. ROBERIS, I-15515111111 111 11111 L1l11.11-V, ,IOICE A. YVOOD, 18 rfx. 1' jj,'3 , 'll flfl -Aff 51. if' 5' Af.fwfDf1 L - x,fPQ,,41 fl ,fx IQJU - 1' - -' ' g-f- rf-f-W Two- pf .f . 'xr ,l':. , 4-rr -' 3 7 x.'r.,f'- f ' lQ'I-U ,Q ,c -Q ,. 5.-J-'ls fx-- l.i1'rx qf grmr 111611 all Tflllilimf Hx, li? mn umlcv our liwy 5II171fl1Il', XM, ,N '1' 1. 'J1 . . gi f .-lim' drpnrflllxq lmw 17t'1l1I7Lf ns, Q15 'RSM . . . . . Lzixi I-nofprmtx Ill rin' mzldx Q! mm: ,V M5117 1 til? fu 'P .M , .L ff XI lllt YK! . I 'f ., .4.-,3.,+, .4 - 'L '-7 -'.., .' .- .. -.',. . ...- f-R. 3.5 w , 9 ,.. ,- . .1,i., :' gf' 57 41 QL,-' ., Aj5f'g'.,+ -..V . A - . Y Xfff.XQ 1 1' 1 Q Lqff In right: Bill Helvey, Vice-Presidenrg Doris Link, Seeg Bruce Olive, Trcas.: lidgar Terrell, President, .innnmaaw N- Nlll. .xxn HRS. Rfxxiox Dr.SH,xzo Sponxoigt frvxzr-v--Tr '-.:-Y es- . ,., .-. V- A senior c ass Cushing forth with indelible streams of vitality, originality, and determination, the Senior Class of 1950, under the leadership of Edgar Ferrell, created immeasurable values in the fountain of Mars Hill College history. XYith Mr. and Mrs. Ramon DeShazo as sponsors, the class learned to appreciate the Hlittle things on Mars Hill campus . . . the crowd around the water fountain before chapel, little red-headed jimmy Davis, standing in line for everything, and gabbing in the Stu- dent Center. Each member goes his way into lifeg but none can escape the shape into which his character has been molded, the friends he cherishes, or the memories of days that are immortal. F 6 4-,1 x S' X ip ., I s . if ,,55i,.Q , f.fls:v i i I A fl '10, is wi-ff Lqff fu 1'i!Q11r.' ABBO'I I', .IOIIN ANSI .I., Ciuiiliridge, .XId. l.ilw.vl plrlx. B.'I'.L', President Bmtlierhuridg .Xlinisteriiil Cfinlierenee. ABBO'l I', ROBI-IRI IYIl.I.IA.Xl, lie-tltlml, Yu. l.1lu'ml .'1rf,r. ABERNI .'I'IIY, BENNIE X'l'fRNI .l,I., Charlotte, N. C. l.i!w.zl Arif. NON. I reneh Club. Sfieiety Ollieer. AID.-XNIS, 'IOIIN IYII.I,IA.XI, Rimntike, Yu. .II11,vir, PHI, Volunteer for Christ. B.'I'.L'. Ilireetrrrg Ilorrnitriri' Chwristerg Cilee Clulig Church Choir, Seeretnry-Irensurerg Soeiety Vice- President. AIJAAIS, 'I'HEOIJORI'f I-'I.OYID. FIR.. Richmond, Yu. I.ilu'ml mlm. EL. C.heerIenderg Iraelt Ienm. AIJCOCK, IRYIN XYARREN, Oxford, N. C. l-il1r'1'.zl nifty. PHI. SS. Viet-fPresidentg B.'I'.L7. Presidentg .Xlinisterial Conference. Brutherlinutl, AI.I,EN, NINA BIQAIJIIC, Alituni, Iflai. I.ilu'ml flrfx. NON. Volunteer for Christg Y.'I'.C.. B.'Ii.L'. Oflicerg Cilee Cluhg Ciirls' Choir. Ifloridii Club. .-XI,IX'IEIDA. .lL'I.IA AL'ClI,7S'I'A de, Opnrtrg, Portugal. Holm' Ewnznflzitx. CI.IO. Volunteer Ihr Christy B.'I'.L'. Orlieerg Ifreneh Cluhg YAY..-X.g Cilee Club. ANDERSON, -IANIIIS NI'II.I.IA.XI, Ruhersnnville, N. C. .-lrmzlnrillq. ANCI:I,I., IIII'.I..NIA I.OUI5I',, Ixtinngipolis, N. C. Lilvvrirl .-Irlx. CLIO. Scriblerus Clubg B.S.L'. Couneilg YAY..-X.g Volunteer fur Christg Dorniitory Yiee-Presidentg Hay Court. ARI.EIJCIf, DONALD I.INCOI,N, 'Ii'yon, N. C. Ijlwrizl Arty. .-XTKINS, XYILLIANI EDIY.-XRD, Ilutturi, Val. 1.ifH'l'irl :11't.i'. EU. Glee Clubg .Xlinisteriail Conf-erenee. BAKER, NIELBA -IEAN, Ifarmville, N. C. I,iI17lll'iIflll'.V iIIt'L'1IIlIl'Ii1II. NON. B.T.L'. Orlieerg YAY..-X.g Hrieliey Cluhg Bzlslietlmll Clubg Sfilithall Club. BAKER, Vx'II,I.,I.-XXI NEAL, Charlotte, N. C. Lilnwl Arts. PHI, Brtirhgrhriml, President. Ministerial Conlereneeg B.S.U. Cnuneilg Volunteer for Christg Society Otlicetg Charlotte Club. BAI.I.ARD, EFFIE CAROIXN. Columbia. S. C. I.ilu'ml rlrlx. NON. Ifreneh Cluh, B.'I'.l.'. BANKS, LEAH RL I'H, Burnsville, N. C. I.iIn'ml glrrx. CI.IO. BARNES, .NIARIORIE CIQNEYA, Stilllilk, Ya. Grurml limi- l1z'.YX. CI,IO. Business Clubg Y.II'.A.g B.'I'.L'. OrI'ieerQ 5-5- Ofiieerg Hillrnp Staff. BARNES, NORRIS VERNON, Xiiilterlmriro, S. C. l.iln'r.rl rlrrx. ELT. Ministerial Conference. B.'I'.L'. President. class of 1950 1 lass of 1950 l .eff fo ri,Ql1z': BARRETT, CAROLYN ELIZABETH, Cedartown, Ga. Home Erormrllirs. CLIO. Dormitory Oflicer, Hall President, W.A.A. Council, Home Makers Guild, Softball Club, Swimming Club, Game Club, Archery Club, B.T.U., YNV.A., S.S., Girl's ioir. BARIYICK, PAUL ALVIN, Mount Olive, N. C., fournalisrrz. EU. President. Hilltop, Sports Editor, B.S.U. Council, Glee Club, President, Dormitory Officer, B.T.U., President, I.R.C. BECK, HILDA ROSE, Salisbury, N. C. Laboratory Teehniciarl. NON. M-Blem Club, Soccer Club, Basketball Club, Soft- ball Club, Tennis Club, Archery Club, Hiking Club, B.T.U. BELCI-IER, NELLIE -IOSEPHINE, Taylors, S. C. Liberal Arts. S.S. Class, Secretary. BELLEMAN, LEE CALVERT, Lebanon, Pa. Liberal Arts. PHI. B.S.U. Council, Society Oflicerg Ministerial Conference, President. BENFIELD, RACHAEL RENA, Asheville, N. C. Liberal Arts. NON. M-Club, Swimming Club, VV.A.A. Council, Basketball, B.T.U. BENNETT, IVILLIAM, Mars Hill, N. C. Liberal Arzs. M-Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball. BERNARD, BETTY JO, Springfield, Tenn. Liberal Arts. NON. Society President, Student Council, I.R.C., Vice- Presidcnt, S.S.OHicer, Basketball Club, Swimming Club. BERRY, YVILAIA HUGHES, Timberlake, N. C. Liberal Arts. CLIO. Scriblerus Club, B.T.U. Oliicet, S.S. OHicer. BERRYMAN, MARY, Edenton, N. C. Liberal Arts. NON. I.R.C. BLAIR, ELIZABETH ANN, Louisville, Ky. Liberal Arts. NON. Scriblcrus Club Secretary, Volunteer for Christ, Secretary, B.T.U. Otlicer, Y.VV.A. Council, Society Officer, Glee Club, Dramateers. BLANKENSHIP, MARY ANNE, Swannanoa, N. C. Secretarial Sriellfe. BLANTON, RACHEL LEE, IrVinston-Salem, N. C. Lafw. NON. I.R.C., Archery Club, Hockey Club, Y.W.A., Hiking Club, Folk Dancing Club, S.S. Olhcer. BLUE, EDIVIN MARTIN, Mt. Airy, N. C. Engilleerirlg. BONDS, HOLLIS EDWARD, Charleston, S. C. Liberal Arts. EU. B.T.U. President, Ministerial Conference. BOXVERS, FRANK NORRIS, Littleton, N. C. Liberal Arts. PHI. BRIDGES, ESSIE VIRGINIA, Forest City, N. C. Liberal Arts. CLIO. Music Club, B.T.U. Ofhcerg Volunteer for Christ, Y.VV.A., Glee Club. BRIGGS, VVILLIAM EDVVARD, Asheville, N. C. Corrzrrzerce. PHI. laff In I'I!Qllf.' BRICIII, Cl'.ORCIl . AI.BI'fR'Ii, Ifliznlietli City. N, C. l.ilw.1! .-lm. BRIGMAN, THOMAS l.AMARR, Cheraxy. S. C. glrf. PHI. Methodist League, Secretary. S.S. President. Dnungiteersg Delta Psi Oniegxi. I.iuu'i. Staff, Art Iitlitor. BRITT, CIIARI.O'I I'I-I I.I I-', Riehmontl, Ya. I'1'i'-.Y11r'xi11Q. NON, B.'I'.L'. Otheer. BRIIT, Hl .l.l'fN MARIIQ Raleigh. N. C. .S'i'm'f.1f'i.1l Sriwm'. NON. S.S. OI'I'ieer. B.'l'.L'. Officer. Business Club. Society Ollicer. BROAYN, CHARl.lfS VICTOR, Oteen, N. C. lfllrgilzrrrillug lflf. Science Club. BRONYN, 'l'RIfSSlI . ADINA, Statesville, N. C. I.ilu'm! .-lm. Cl.lO. Volunteer for Christ. B.ili.L'. Yice-President. Mission Council. Cilee Club. Student Council. Music Club. Society Otlieer. BROXYN. VIRGINIA IQLINOR, XXL-averville, N. C. Ilwm- El'llN0llIIt'.Y. Home Makers Guild. BYICRS, BICTTY IO, I.enoir, N. C. I.ilvi'nil .-Irft. NON. Band. Orchestra. Yiee-President. Volunteer for Christ. CABIQ, BARBARA ANN, Canton, N. C. I.i1f7lAl11IUl',I' iIll'l'lIl1II'Ii7ll. Cl.IO. Science Club. Basketball Club, Sxyiniming Club: Archery Club. M-Blem Club. l olk Dance Club. German Club. MIUA..-X. Vice-President. Softball Club. CABLIC, Nlfll. PA'l l'liRSON, Mars Hill. N. C. I.iln'ml Am. CALl.IS.XYIl,l.ARD MORRIS, South Hill, Ya, I.ll7I'I'iI1 Am. IZU. Dramateers. Delta Psi Omega, Secretary. B.'l'.L'.. Forensics. CARLTON, ANN CAROLYN, Galax, Ya. Lilirrirl .Jrfix A Cl.lO. Dormitory Secretary. Student Council. Volunteers for Christ. S.S. Yice-President. Suiniming Club. Y.lY.A.. I.R.C. CARTER, CHRISTINIQ MARIORIIC, Democrat, N. C. Ilwm' Ecafzouzitx. B.'l'.U. Secretary. YAY..-X.. Home lieonomies, Otlicer. CASEY, BONNIE LOU. Winston-Salem, N. C. I.ilu'mI .Jrfip CLIO. Basketball Club. Softball Club. Tennis Club. Hockey Club. Drum Maiorette. Vice-President. XY.A.A. Council. M-Blem Club. Folk Dance Club. May Day Court. CATHBY, JUSTLIS, Gastonia. N. C. Blzxilirxx. Cl.lO. YAY..-X.. lY.A.A.. Archery Club. Band. CAUDlfl.l.. Al.BIfR'l' Klfl.l.Y, Mianii, lfla. I.ilu'ml Arn. PHI. B.'li.L', Officer. Volunteers for Christ. B,S.L'. Council. Ministerial Conference. Society Ollicer. CAUDIQLI., Bl'l'l l'llf ,Il'iAN, Miami. Fla. l,iln'ml :Im-. CI.IO. VV..-X.A. Council. Hockey Club. Basketball Club. Swimming Club. Softball Club. Transfer from University of Miami. CAUDIQLI., IONNIII l.OL', Miami, lfla. Ijlnfmf Arty. CI.lO. YV..-X.A. Couneil. Hockey Club. Basketball Club. Sxvininiing Club. Softball Club. Transfer from University of Miami, 5 class of 1950 J' M 6- 'l 'A I' I t.. ', -it' . 3 x . ', A .. 2. Wg' ., ' I 5.5 QT 63,-, 5 J ln..:' class of 1950 Lqfr m rilqlzrq CHAMBLESS, MARY ELIZABETH, Savannah, Ga. Lilvfrizl .-Im. CLIO. l.R.C., College Marshal, Dormitory Othcer, Volunteers for Christ, Y.VV.A., B.T.U. President. CHENEY, MIMI DUBOSE, Viashington, Ca. flluxir. CLIO. Music Club, Secretary, Adult Choir, College Girl's Choir, Clee Club, Hilltop Exchange Editor, B.T.U. Orlicer, Volunteers, for Christ. CLAIBORNE, GEORCIE ROIVVENA, South Hill, Va. Lilvrml Arts. CLIO. YAY A. Council, B.T.U Officer- Glee Club' S.S. Otlieer, Tennis Club, Volunteers for Christ. CLAYPOOI., JOHN ROJVAN, Nashville, Tenn. Ijlvfml .-lm. PHI. BSU. President, I.R.C., C-I Class President, S.S. President. CLEMENT, DOLORES EUGENIA, Raleigh, N. C. Sf'l'l'!'h1l'liIl Srifvmf. NON. Society Oi'l'icerg S.S. Otliccr, B.T.U. Ofl'ieer CLEIVIENT, NANCY LOUISE, Roanoke, Va. Pn'-.llf'il. NON. Science Club, Ol'l'icer, Volunteers for Christ, Y.lV.A.' Tennis Club. COCHRAN, ELEANOR PAYE, Dublin, Ca. Lilufml flrts. CLIO. XVfA.A. President, NI-Blem Club, Clee Club, Cheer- leader, Hockey Club, Swimming Club, Basketball Club, Soft- Ball Club. COFFEY, JACK FRANKLIN Granite Falls N. C. Ijlvrml .-Irrx. EU. LAUREL, Dramatecrs, S.S. Oflieer, Ministerial Conference. CONLEY, CHARLES ANDREW: Franklin, N. C. Bzzxilncvx. COOKE, PHILIP XVAYNE, Pilot Mountain, N. C. Lilreml Lx Arts. EU. M-Club, Football, Track. , AX ' .5 CORNELIUS, DARRIELL, East Bend. N. C. Lilvfml .-lm. CLIO. VVA.A. Council, Emblem Club, Hockey Club, Basket- ball'CIub, Softball Club. CORUGEDO, ELSA, Matanzas, Cuba. B11.vil1ex.t. Spanish Club. f z COVINGTON, JOHN IVINFRED, Ellerbe, N. C. Lilvrml :11'ts. COX, JOSEPH B., Hampton, Va. Lilvf'm! .-lrrx. Dormitory Ofhcer. i ll Q sb eil? ni 5 if i 9. CRAWIFORD, DONALD CIRVEN, Asheville, N. C. Pre- Dflifill. German Club, President, Band, Hilltop Stall. I CRAYVFORD, ROBERT ASHBY, Asheville, N. C. Erollwllzly. I Transfer from Roanoke College, Veteran. I CRAYVFORD, VERNA LEE, Mars Hill, N. C. Srwrrizriiil Sl'll'1lft'. CLIO. CRIMINGER, HARVEY YATES, JR., Charlotte, N. C. Lilvmil r-Im. PHI. l.R.C., S.S. Orlicerg B.T.U. Officer, Brotherhood Oflieer. ' 24 si . V nf tvs, 5 . .,,A Q, if - H I I I A I I I I I I I I I l I I n I l I I I I I I li I i I 2 I I ll ls li 'I ll I in 'i A I ii 1, I 1, P' I 003 L? :Sv 4 ,. .. - .., . if Elf 9 l.fjff In VIVQIIII CRISP, lVll:AlA -ll .AN, C'ii1stoni.1 N. C. l.iln'1'.1l .-Irlx. CI.lO. I5.'l'.L', Otheerg V.'l'.C.g Seienee Club, Archery Clulig YAV.A. CLAIISY, RI7-BIQCCA ANN. Ringgold, V.i. l.1lir1'.zl.'Ii'lx, NON. Soeiety Ollieerg VAVA. Council, S.S. Ollieer, l.R.C., Volun- teers lor Christ. CUNNINC IIIAAI, ,XIAR-IORIIQ All.IflfN, Roanoke. Vgi, l.ilu'r.1l .lrlx CI.lO. YAVA. Couneil, S.S. Otjneer, Volunteers lor Christ, lV.A.A. Council. DANNIIR, IIRAIA .IlfAN, Knnniipolis, N. C. I,Il7L'l'.II .-Irrr. Cl.IO. I.R.C.g YAV.A. DAVIS, ADAXI Cl,ARKlf, Greenville, N. C. I.ilirr.1f .-Im. PIII. Spanish Club, Viee-President. DAVIS, BARBARA ANN, .Xlnrs Ilill. N. C. Si'm'Ii1i'ii1l Sri1'l1i2'. Cl,lO. Cheerleader, Al-Bleni Club, AVA..-X. Council. DAVIS, CARLOS I.IfROV IPITIIIQI, Alt. Olive N. C. Pre'- .'IQl'It'IlIflIViII. PIII. l.R.C., Hilltop Stall, Cilee Club. B.'I'.C. Ollieerg S S. Otlieer. DAVIS, CHARI.l'iS IIDCAR, Spindale, N. C. EIl4QIII!'t'l'IlIALf, DAVIS, IQARI. HOOD, Huntersville, N. C. ljlivml .-Irrx. lflf. Alission Couneilg I3.'IiL'. Otlieer. DAVIS, PACI. lPIf'l'Ifl STANLICY, Iforest City, N. C, Cum- n1i'm'. I .L'. Scriblerus Club, President, College Alarshallg Veterans' Club, Glee Club, Tumbling 'learn DAVIS, XVIl.l.Il'l SA.NIL'l .I., Newport News, Vu. I.iIn'mI iris. PHI. S.S. Otlieer, Alinisterial Conference. DICAI., VIIQAN, Cinstoniti, N. C. LiIu'r.11 .-Irtx. CI,lO. Dlfl3RL'Hl., IIIAIAIY FOXX, Alexander, N. C. I.iln'ml .Jrt.v. lfrench Club, Vice-President. Dll.l.S, AIILDRIQD l.L'Iil.l.liN, High Point, N. C. I.iIu'r'i1l .-Im. VAV.A.g S.S. DIXON, DOROTHY AIAIQ, lVillard. N. C. I.Il7l'l'i1I Jrrx. Cl.lO. Spanish Club. President, Dormitory Ollieerg Volun- teers for Christ, Ollieerg YAVA. DIXON, .IOHN HUXVARD. Alt. Vernon Sprngs, N. C. l'n'-.lIf'lI. liL'. Society Censor, lfootball, Baseball, Tuniblingg Al-Clubg Veterans' Clubg Seienee Club, Swimming. DONNAHOII, CIIIQORCIIAI DOUGLAS, Alnrshall, N. C. Lau: DCBS, RICHARD I'iRANKl,lN, Alaueh Chunk. Pu. ,'Il'l'lI1ll1fIII!Q. ass of 1950 class of 1950 Q Lijff m l'itQl1I'.' DUKES, VICTOR MORGAN, Charleston, S. C. I.i17I'I'i1l .-Irtx. PHI. Ministerial Conference, S.S. Secretary. DUNGAN, ELLA DEAN, Village, Va. Liberal .-1115. NON. S.S. President, Volunteers for Christ, Y.VVfA. EDXVARDS, HERBERT CLAY, Mars Hill, N. C. Liberal .-1175. EU. Glee Club, German Club, Church Choir, Men's Chorus, S.S. President, Society Otiicer. EDYVARDS, VVILSON BARTON, Cane River, N. C. Pw- flgrifultzmil. ELMORE, MEMORY HICKS, Shelby, N. C. Pre-Delmil. Band, German Club. ELLINGTON, CAROLYN MARIE, Cramerton, N. C. Sm?- mriiil Sfifnff. CLIO. S.S. Officer, YVVA., Home Makers Guild, Swimming Club, Folk Dance Club. ENGLAND, DONALD RAY, Marion, N. C. Liberal .4l1't.t. EU. Football, Baseball, M-Club. FALLS, .IOHN THOMAS, Grover, N. C. Law. FERRELL, EDGAR ERVIN, JR., Durham, N. C. Liberal Arts. PHI. B.S.U. Council, B.TU. President, Church Choir, Glee Club, Dormitory President, C-II President, Society Vice- President, President. FERRELL, PEGGY LOUISE, Durham N. C. Libfrizl Arts. CLIO. FISHER, EARL NVELDON, Marshall, N. C. EIIQTIIFFITIIIQ. FITE, SARALYN, Charlotte, N. C. Sfcrftiiriiil Srifwe. NON. Student Council, Dormitory Secretary, S.S. President, B.T.U. Secretary, Basketball C ub. FLEENOR, PEGGY ANN, Coeburn, Va. Bzlriizets. FLEMING, MARILYN GREY, Yadkinville, N. C. Bzzxinrsr. CLIO. Methodist League, Dramateers, De'ta Psi Omega. FLEMING, ROBERT EUGENE, Smithfield, N. C. Ellgilzferilzg. M-Club, Track Team, Football. FORTNER, HAROLD DANIEL, Woodruff, S. C. Armzmzing. FOSSUM, GERALDINE MARGARET, Miami, Fla. Ac- rozmtillg. CLIO. Softball Club, Florida Club, Scrib'erus Club, Hilltop Staff, Associate Editor, B.T.U. Officer, YWA. Council. FOSTER, FRANCES MITCHELL, Wilkesboro, N. C. Home Ermimzzirx. Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Swimming Club. 26 I.fjft In l'I.Ql1ff FOSTIQR, ROY CIQORCF, North YVill4esboro, N. C. CIUUll11l'fl't'. ICU. FOSTFR, 'I'IIL'RMOND OLIQNTON, YYilkesboro, N. C. C'n111n11'rr1'. FOX, ,IAMICS XIANI.Y, Newport News, Va. Lilvrriil Jrrx. PHI. Band, Orchestra. Ministerial Conference, S.S. FRANCIS-I.AU, YVINSTON NI'fVlI.I.If, New York City. N. Y. Lbfzllllrrrr. FU. Science Club. Tennis Club. FRAZIICR, YYlI.I.IAM BICARDSLICY, Henderson, N. C. Cun1n1f'm'. FU. Boxing 'leamg Track Team. -ryr .454-N ' 'B' 481: f lc 1 ,I -c 3, , - FRIQCK, MAX MeIfI.RIiIi, Asheville, N. C. I.i1u'. ICU. Mens' Choirg Tumbling. I . , i ,. , 1 ,, QQ: - ,I 'T VT 7 .. sl FRYIC, AVII.I.I.-XAI VANCI'I, Asheboro, N. C. Pri'-.IIm', 'iil 1 i fi FUGATIQ, ROBIQRT DII,I.ARD, YVaynesville, N. C. Pn'-.IIf'd. ii 5, FRIZZFLI., OI.IVli FRANCFS, Charlotte, N. C. I.ilu'ml . W 355 21155 4,,,, lr A .-Irtx. CI.IO. B.T.I,'. Oihcerg French Clubg SS. A , . -Mgt fa A.. A, ' FULCHUM, FRIQDDIIC ICLIZABIQTH, Asheville, N. C. Librrizl .-Irtx. CLIO. Volunteers for Christy Mission Council, Y.YV.A. Ofhcerg B.T.U. Secretary, SS. GAINIQS, DAVID HART, Fayetteville, N. C. fflT0IlIIfIII4Q. Choirg Clee Club, Mission Council, Vice-Presidentg Business Club. CARDNIQR, .IICSSIIC ROBIQRTA, Sanford, N. C. 1,I17t'I'i7l Arty. NON. YAVA., Volunteers for Christ, Y.T.C.g S.S. Officer. CARRISON, SII.AS HARRY, Statesville, N. C. Lilirriil .-Iris. PHI. Ministerial Conference, Brotherhood Secretaryg Glee Club. GIBBS, CLIFTON, IIR., Spruce Pine, N. C. Ef1,Qif1fr1'i11,q. PHI. GIBSON, RUTH IfI.AlNIQ, Durham, N. C. Ijlwriil rlrrx. CLIO. Dramateers, Viee-Presidentg Delta Psi Omega, Viee- Presidentg Forensics, Glee Club, Y.VV.A., French Club. GLANVII.I.If, CHARLICS AIBFRT, Baltimore. Md. l.il1rml .-lrts. PHI. Scriblerus Clubg SS., Dormitory Chaplain. BSU. Vice-President, Society Secretary, President, Ministerial Con- ference Officer. GOIN, TI-IELMOR DIWVIQY, JR., Clifton Forge, Va. Lilwrml Arts. IQU. Society Treasurer. GOODMAN, -IOIL BEVERLY, West jefferson, N. C. Pri'- denml. PHI. S.S. ' Tri' V 1' . ' , . .V . ,Lap -- class of 1950 Lfjr m right: GRAHAM, MYRTLE ILA, Todd, N. C. Lilufrtzl rlrts. CLIO. Cheerleader, Glee Club, Girls Choir, Basketball Club, Hoe- key Club, M-Blem Club, VV.A.A. GRANT, MARTHA COURTNEY, Asheville, N. C. I.i!n'mI .-Irtx. CLIO. Swimming Club, Volunteers for Christ, Y.W'.A., B.T.U. Orlieer, Basketball Club. GREEN, CORA LILLIAN, Ivy, N. C. Hmm' Erononzitgr. Y.YV.A. Ol'l'icer, VV.-LA. Secretary, Art Club, Home Eco- nomics Club. GREEN, CAROLYN JEANICTTE, Marshall, N. C. Lilarml .-Irtx. NON. Girls' Choir, Glee Club, Tennis Club, Basket- ball Club. GRIFFIN, LOU MERLE, Albermarle, N. C. I,ilu'mI .-Irtx. CLIO. S.S. President, B.TU. President, Volunteer for Christ, Y.VV.A., I.R.C. GRIFFITH, MYRA ELISE. Charlotte, N. C. Sr'rrt'm1'ii1l Svirlitv. NON. l.R.C., Basketball Club, Folk-Dance Club. HAIRE, EARLE ROSS, West Jefferson, N. C. Srifzlfr. PHI. M-Club, S.S. Secretary, Football, Baseball, Methodist League, Society Censor. HALE, GEORGE NIATTHEYV, JR., Freeman, Vi. I.ilu'ml Arts. PHI. Spanish Club, Veterans Club, B.TU. HALFORD, CHARLES LOUIS, Gilkey, N. C. .-Ifmznlriflg. PHI. B,T.U. Officer. HALL, MAURICE, Sanford, N. C. Ellgillnfrillg. Band, Treas- urer, Science Club, Orchestra, Tumbling, Swimming. HALLMAN, MARGARET ANNE, Sanford, N. C. Ijlzrml Arts. CLIO. S.S. Vice-President, Hiking Club. HAMILTON, LILITH JEAN, Burlington, N. C. H0l7lI' Em- nwlzirx. NON, Home Economics Club, B.T.U. HAMMONS, COLLEEN LOUELLEN, NYinston-Salem, N. C. Librml Arts. CLIO. Y.VV.A., Girls' Choir, Folk Dance Club, Dormitory Treasurer. HAMPTON, FLETA ALINE, Vllinston-Salem, N. C. Serif- mrial Srienrr. NON. Y.VV.A., Business Club, Society Ol'I'leer. HAMPTON, IYADE GORRELL, JR., I'Vinston-Salem, N. C. Armlllltilig. EU. Intramural Sports, B.T.U. HAIVIRICK, MARY JEAN, Greenville, S. C. Arr. NON. Hilltop Statl, Feature Editor, Glee Club, Dramatcers, Art Club, Society Censor. HARPER, BETTY JANE, Star, N. C. Librml Arts. B.TU. Secretary, M-Blem Club, Hockey Club, Basketball Club' Softball Club, VVfA.A. Council, May Day. HARRELL, ARMAND FLYNN. Meadows of Dan, Va. Lilufml Arts. PHI. B.T.U. Officer, Ministerial Conference v 28 QF: Pm il' G- I sq, s. T7 iii' -2 . .4 'I' 'Q 3. Q 1,1117 In r'iql1f.' HARRINCION, DAN AIAYYN. 'l1ix'lorsvillc, N, C. :lr- fllllllflllf. ICU. liascball .Xlanagcrg .NI-Club, IIARRIS, DAN SININIONS, Reitlsvillc, N. C. Ima. PHI. Soc.ety Oflicer. HARRIS, .NIARIORIIC .NlAI'., Rutlierfordton, N. C. Iilixilfi-,tx. Cl.lO. Secretary, li.T.L'. HARRIS, 'IIIOAIAS I RlfDIfRlCIi, XYinston-Salem, N. C. l,il1i'ml .-Iris. lfL'. filec Club. lIAL'Slf.R, CHARl.IfS SPRlNlil.lf, l.c-wisvillc, N. C. I1'uxi11f'xi l7.I.'. Concert Band, Band. HAYIIS, I-'I.ORlfNClC NIARIIV., Ronda, N. C. llfmn' lfiwflfffiiirx. Home lfconomies Club President, S.S. Vice-President, B.'I'.I.'. Secretary, YAY..-X. HICAYNICR, SARA lfI,lZABlf'IAH, Lincolnton, N. C. Sl'lIl'l'- mi'i.z! Sl'Il'lIl't'. Cl.IO. SS. Vice-President, Yoluntccrs for Clirist, Dormitory Otlicer, VI'.A.A., Archery Club, Softball Club, Hiking Club, Al-Blcm Club. Hl'fI.Yl'fY, XI'II.I.IA.XI AllI,I.ICR, St. Louis, Alo. P11'-.IIm'. Ill, S.S. President, Basketball, Track, Seienee Club, Al- Club, C-II Vice-President, Society Yiee-President, President, Alarslial. IIICINIPHILI., CRICORGIC FRANKLIN, Hickory, N. C. Ijlnfml Arn. ICU. AI-Club, Vice-President, Baseball, Intramural Sports. HICNDRIX, AlIl.DRIfD IRIS, Alurpliy, N. C. Holm' ELWIIUIIIIFK. CI.lO. YAY..-X., Home lfcononiies Club, l.R.C. HIfNSI.I'lY, DONALD AIIIIJPIAON, Dallas, N. C. I,il2f'ml .-lrfx. PHI. l.R.C., B.T.L'. Otbcer, Swimming, Ministerial Conference. HIQNSLICY, .NIARY ICYIQIXN, Burnsville, N. C. I.IfIl'I'iI1 Amr. CI.lO. Clcc Club, YAY..-X., Softball Club. HICRRYXIANN, RICHARD IAAIICS, Dundalk, Md. .'lt'lYlI1I1fIII,Q. lib, Intramural Sports. HICKS, .NIICLBA I-'AYI.IfNlf, Oltl Fort. N. C. 1.ilvrri1! Arty. NON. Officer, B.T.U. Vice-Prcsitlent, YAVA. Couneil, Volunteers for Christ, 'Il-nnis Club. HIGGINS, PAL'I.A AIAYIQ, Higgins, N. C. 1-ilu'i'.il .-lrtx. Cl.IO. Folk Dance Club. HILDICBRAND, ANNIC, Alarion, N. C. ClIllll1lt'l't't'. NON. Science Club. HINI'lS, IYll.l,lANl RAY. Spintlalc, N. C. .'Il't'0IlllIllIQ. PIII. HIPP, 'l'O.XlNlY ALLISON, Charlotte, N. C. lillxqiliiwilfxq. 'FF' , . ., I .y . -J I.. ' 513- 45-' 2. , e. lp- S- class of 1950 if Left In 1' 'glzt: HOBGOOD, JAMES BARNETTE, Oxford, N. C. Pre-Med. PHI. S.S. Vice-President, Intramural Sports. HOGAN, RALPH LEE, Barnardsville, N. C. Liberal Arts. Brotherhood, Ministeral Conference. HOLLOVVAY, WADE, Sioux, N. C. Law. HOLMAN, VVILFRED EARL, Lenoir, N. C. Libeml Arts. PHI. Ministerial Conference Secretary, S.S. Secretary, B.'1fU. HONEYCUTT, YVAYNE BRIGGS, Spruce Pine, N. C. Pre-flied. EU. Band, Concert Band, German Club. HOOPER, JOYCE ADA, Richmond Va. Liberal Arts. NON. B.TU. Officer, Y.VVA. HOPKINS, ANN SINCLAIR, Albemarle, N. C. Liberal Arts. Glee Club, X'.WA., Hockey Club, Softball Club. HORNE, CECIL COHEN, Forest City, N. C. Liberal Arts. Cheerleader. HORTON, BROADUS FERNLY, Canton, N. C. Liberal Arts. Brotherhood, M-Club, Track, Cross Country. HOUSTON, BETTY JEAN, Matthews, N. C. ilfllsic, NON. Glee Club, Band, Maiorette, General S.S. Secretary, German Club, Softball Club, Basketball Club, Archery Club, Dormitory OH'icer, Society Censor. HUDSPETH, CYNTHIA ELIZABETH, Winston-Salem, N. C. Pre-Nzzrsirzg. Girls' Choir, Glee Club, Hockey Club, Hiking Club. HUFF, WILLIAM PETER, Roanoke, Va. Liberal Arts. PHI. Scriblerus Club, Ministerial Conference, Mission Council, Society Officer. HULSEY, CAROLYN JOYCE, Rockmart, Ga. Ijbffrirl Arts. CLIO. HUNT, GLORIA RAMONA, Lincolnton, N. C. Lilrfml Arts. CLIO. M-Blem Club, Softball Club, Hiking Club, Tennis Club, WA.A., Volunteers for Christ, S.S. Officer. HUNTER, GLADYS SENORA, Spencer, N. C. S1'irz'm1'il1l Srienaz NON. Girls Choir, Folk Dance Club. HUNTER, MARY ELIZABETH, Winston-Salem, N. C. Laboriztory Teclmiritzli. NON. Hockey Club, S.S., B.TU. HUNTER, ROBERT MULLENS, Raleigh, N. C. Liberal Arts. PHI. HUNTING, KEITH ROY, Asheville, N. C. Liberal Arts. EU. Methodist League, President, Tumbling, Track, M- Club. 30 lajfz tn ri,Q'l1t: HLEIICIIINS, YIOI.If'Ii DORIS. II'inston-Salem, N. C. l.1lirml. Jrrr, CI.IO. Home Economics Club, Folk Dance Club, Spanish Club, S.S. Secretary, Cirls Choir, Y.IY.A. INCYIRAM, JAMES I.ONDON, Durham, N. C. ffllkLflIII'I'l'lll,Q. EU. Tumbling Team. IYEY, BENJAMIN CARR, Raleigh. N. C. l.iln-rail .-lrfx. I'lL'. Band. Secretary, Intramural Sports. JACKSON, DANIEL TICRREl.I,, Mill Spring, N. C. l.ilwrml .-Iris. PHI. .Ministerial Conference, Brotherhood, B.T.Lf. JENNINGS, IiI-IZABETH ANNE. Drewryville, Ya. l-iln'ml Arts. CI.lO. B.T.I.l. President, Science Club. JOHNSON. ICTTIE JEANNE, Barreiras, Brazil. l,l'l'-tXvlllA.Ylll,Lf. CLIO. B.T.U. Vice-President, S.S. President, YAYA. Otlicer, Swimming Club, Volunteers for Christ, Folk Dance Club, German Club, Hilltop Staff. JOHNSON, J. FINI,lfY, Mars Hill, N. C. lf11,Qi11rfri11,Q. JOHNSON, JAMES LESTER, Rowland, N. C. ljbvml mlm. EU. B.T.U. Secretary, Society Censor. JOHNSON, JOHNNY CURTIS, Hendersonville, N. C. l.ii'LL'. JOHNSON, MAE FRANCES, Waynesboro, Ga. .II1z5ir. Music Club, B.T.lj. Olhcer, Church Choir, Girls' Choir, Glee Club, Volunteers for Christ. JONES, MARY HEIXN CPEGGYJ, Oxford, N. C. Bzzxiimy. NON. S.S. Vice-President, Hilltop Editor, Soccer Club, Soft- ball Club, YAYA., XV.A.A. KELLEY, MARTHA ANNE, Chester, C. Lilvrml firm. NON. Officer, Music Club, Volunteers for Christ, Clee Club, Church Choir, YMIA. KEMP, I.OI,A GREY, Farmville, N. C. l.il1rml flrrs. CLIO. Glee Club, B.TU. Oflieer, S.S. Vice-President, Hockey Club, Basketball Club. KENNEDY, JAMES CONNOR, Clinton, N. C. Srirzzrf. EU. Science Club, Intramural Sports. KESTER, DORIS JOSIE, Lakeland, Fla., Pnf-.IIfd. CLIO. Science Club, German Club, Delta Psi Omega, Dramateers, Y.M'..A., B.T.U. Ofliccr. KIRSTEIN, JAMES FRITZ, Asheville, N. C. Lilrrml Arts. PHI. Track 'Il-am, Boxing Team, Glec Club. KNIGHT, GEORGE NORYAL, IVilmington, N. C. Lilvrrlzl Qlrtt. PHI. Society Vice-President, S.S. Othcer, B.T.U. Othcer, I.R.C., Ministerial Conference. I..-XNGFORD, THOMAS, Xlbodleaf. N. C. Efllqifzwrilllq. ,an .1 '35 r 3 B . 5-QAW. I' ,. I ar' I 'Ph I Qi Q ,ms .gl I ,gp 'iu - P . '-wr, fi 44 'll fel. I . . s IK I .4 :fc v. A If class of 1950 Lijfr to l'l4Lfllf.' I.AIYI.IiR, -IULIANNIQ, Hapeville, Cla. l.il1i'ri1l .-lrfr, CLIO. Spanish Club Otlicer, S.S. Otlicer, Y.IY.A., Volunteers for Christ. I,AIYRI31NCl'f, YYILLIAM GOODMAN, III, Como, N. C. Cnlzzfwmf. PHI. Society Oflicer, Tennis Manager, S.S. OH'icer. LAIYTON, FLORRIIZ ANNIC, Andrews, S. C. Ijliwuil Arzr. CLIO. Society President, M-Blem Club Vice-President, VI .A.A. Council, Dormitory President, Student Council, YAYA. Council, Y.TC., BTU. Otlicer, Yolunteers for Christ, Archery Club, Softball Club, Basketball Club. I.lfATHlSRMAN, .MATTIIQ BI'fTTY, Franklin, N. C. Si'i'rz'- mriiil Sfi1'11n'. Business Club, Ollicer. Llllf, MARGARIQT ANN, Mars Hill, N. C. .II11rif. NON. Society Oflicer, B.S.U. Council, VI'.A.A. Council, Swimming' Club, Basketball Club, Clee Club Secretary, Church Choir, B.T.U. Ol'l'iccr, S. S. Ol'l'icer. LILLICY, BARBARA -lIfAN, Asheville, N. C. B11xil1i'i'i'. NON- Society Otlicer, College Marshal, Business Club Secretary, S.S. Otlicer. LINK, DORIS ANNIC, Hickory, N. C. I.ilu'ml .-Irrx. NON. Society President, S.S. Ollicer, B.TU. Otlicer, Forensic Team, Scriblerus Club, Dormitory Oflieer. LINK, ROBIQRT ICLI, Battle Creek, Mich. I,ibf1'.il .-Irrr. LITAKICR, FRANK ICRNICST, Charlotte, C. l',ilu'riil Arrx. EU. Society Vice-President, Chief College Marshal, Scrib- lerus Club, S.S. Ollicer, M-Club, Dormitory Otlicer, Football, Clee Club. LLOYD, IYILLIAM HOLMICS, Hillsboro, N. C. Prr-.IIrd. PHI. Society Orhcer, Clee Club, College Men's Choir, Scriblcrus Club, S.S. Oflicer. LOYICLACIQ, TOM IYALKER, Alexandria, Va. ElI,QIlIt't'I'IIlALf. PHI. Boxing Team. LOIYE, XYILBURN JAMES. Canton, C. Prv-Dmml. LUCAS, PEGGY RAYIQ, Red Oak. N. C. Li1u'1'iif.4l'ri'. CLIO. Hillmp Stal-T. LYNN, MILDRICD ANN, Raleigh, N. C. Bizxilirxr. NON. Society Ol'I'icer, C-I Class Secretary. MCCLAIN, DIICAN DUNSON, Kings Mountain, N. C. .II11.vir. NON. Society Officer, B.T.U. Otlicer, Band, Orchestra, Glec Club, Y.VI'.A. Council, Hilltop Staff, S.S. Otlicer. McCONNliLI., IQYA MAIL Abbeville, S. C. I.ilw'i1l .-Iris. NON. Y.VIfA. Council, S.S. Ol'l'icer, Dormitory Secretary, B.T.U. Oflicer, Student Council, Scriblerus Club, Hiking Club, Volunteers for Christ. MCCRACKFN, NANCY VIRGINIA. Knoxville, Tenn. .-lrr. NON. Society Vice-President, S.S. Oflicer, Swimming Club, VI'.A.A. Council, Science Club, Art Club, Basketball Club. AICIJADDIIN, FLORENCE AIAIJITLINIE, Appomzlttox, Yu. 1.iln'i'iil flrtx. NON. Y.YY.A. Council, B.T.U. Officer, YM.-YA. Council, Hiking' Club, S.S. Ollicer, Yolunteers for Christ. 32 t. blxai ' G' 153 T 1 ,1i4 1. l 'X' . -L ' 1 I, s ti If ' O T' km- ' Q It ey 'Q ' K I a I I 0. '- 'E 'I . .A Q. 4 x if I ' ,I X .P Tf ,I I., 74 GV v ga, Tw- Q 1 ' .bf , IYAH K .1 ,ff l.rff'f In rfqflff MeCl'l', MlC.IIAl'.l. l.l-XX I5, Asheville. N, C. l.llii'ml .-Irrt. PHI. B.'li.L'. Assistant l7ireL'tor. Ministerial Conference SL'CI'L'I'1ll'A'Q .Marxllillg IIrfmtl1L'I'l11i1itlg 5.5. Ylee-IJI'eSlIIL'I1tg SLTIIJ- lerus Club. uecieiiui, blO5ICPII uzu.'i'ifiz, .lR., iartwti, N. ct. .sm-ii.-.'. ife MeMANL'5, ,I A MIC5 .IK D5lfPI I, 5.mt'ord. N. C. S'm'i'f.ii'i.il Srimrr. ICU. Ilrainateers. MANI.Y, IIl I.lfN ICI.lZABlf'Iill, Cteenville, 5. C. l.iIu'r.rl .-Irrr. Cl.lO. Clio Marshalg Bfli.L'., Volunteers for Christ, YAY..-X., Clio Poster Cliairinan. MANN, CICNIQ, Newport News, Mi. I.il1i'r.1l Jrfr. PHI. 5.5. MAR5IIBANIi5: I7Rll .IJAY MAIQ, XYinston-Salem N. C. l'1'r'-.lff'if.NON.gB.I.I,.g IANA. MARTIN. CHARLIC5 ICIDMONID, Wadesville. N. C. C0111- un'm'. lfL'.g 5.5. Seeretaryg M-Club, Football, Baseball. MARTIN, GARYIN CARIIQR, Richmond, Ya. l.il1i'inr! .-Im. IfL'.g Ministerial Conference, M-Club, Baseballg Football. MASON, ROSIC .lIfANNl'f'l l'lf, Asheville, N. C. l.ilu'r.zl iris. Cl.lOg B.'I'.L'. President. YMIA. Presidentg Volunteers for Christ. MASON, 5HIRI.lfY I,l'1Ii, Naruna, Ya. l.iliv1'.1l .Jrf.r. CI.lO. YAYA. Yiee-President, B.'I'.L'.g Volunteers for Christ. MACCIION, BOB ROBlN5ON, College Park, Ca. ljliriul rlrrx. IfL'. M-Clubg Baseball, Basketball Manager, Dormitory Vice-President. MlfHAI I IfY, .IlfRRYM'ARRIfN, Ifieldale. Ya. Ialiifml .-1rt.t. PHI. President, Ministerial Conflereneeg B.T.U. Yiee- Presidentg filee Club, B.5.I.I. Oilleer. MIDDI.If'IiON, CORIDON IiIfNNIfIJY, DIR., Raleigh, N. C. I'rz'-.l1i'd. IIC. 5.5. Superintendent, B.S C. Couneilg 'Iennisg Forensics, Concert Band. 5.5. President. MII.I,5, ALLAN IfA-I'ON, Columbus, Cla. .Jt't'r11111Ii11ig. Bundy Basketball. Track, 5oftball. MINION, RICNA IIANIQI, Tampa, Fla. I.ilu'r.1l .-lrtx. CI.IO. MOOIJY, -IOSICPH DONALD, Yero Beach. Ifla. l.ilfi'r.zl .4r1.r. PHI. Ministerial Conference. Cilee Club. MOODY, II'll.l.lAM 5IfQUOYAH, Cherokee, N. C. l.iIirr.r1 .-lm. Ministerial Confereneeg Brotherhood. MOORE, DIOIQ IANDY, Belmont, N. C. fIt'L'0llIIlIlI,Q. Tennis. hu-li , - -.1-- -1: A U J -sf ,N ,I 5 J ,b I hll' 5, it 1-i th .AQ .. ,152 I . ... ' .. '-3 I 4 1' ..6k YN, K3 li . class of 1950 Left to riglit: MORGAN, DRULYN, Spring Hope, N. C. Liberal Arts. CLIO. Society Censor, Secretary, B.TU. General Secretary, S.S. Oilicer. MORGAN, ORA BILLY, JR., Kershaw, S. C. Liberal Arts. EU. MORRIS, BARBARA ANGELIA, Durham, N. C. flflusic. NON. Ollicer, Glee Club Ollicer, Orphcon Club President, Maiorette. MORRIS, EUNICE MAXINE, Morganton, N. C. Liberal Arts. CLIO. Glee Club, Volunteers for Christ, YVVA., Training Union, S.S. MORROYV, EMMA LOUISE, Belton, S. C. Business. CLIO. Y.IV.A., Volunteers for Christ, Training Union. MURPHY, PATRICIA JEANNE, Miami, Fla. Business. CLIO. M-Blem Club, Otlicer, B.T.U. Officer, Archery Club, Business Club, Basketball Club, Florida Club. MYER, IVILLIAM EUGENE, Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts. M-Club, President, Football, Track, S.S. Ollicer. MYERS, HAROLD ELLIS, Maryville, Tenn. Liberal Arts. PHI. B.T.U. Oilicer. NEERGAARD, PARALEE DALE, New York, New York, l.iberi1l Arts. NON. Othcer, Y.WA., Swimming Club, Basket- ball Club. NELSON, DUDLEY FARTHING, Lenoir, N. C. Liberal Arts. EU. Officer, Football, Baseball, S.S. President, B.TU. Oi'l'icer. NESBITT, JAMES MARION, Batesburg, S. C. PHI. Hilltop. NEW MAN, WILLIAM HAROLD, Raleigh, N. C. Pre-Med. PHI. LAUREL Editor, Science Club President, B.TU. Presi- dent, M-Club, Tennis, Forensic Team, Graduation Orator, S.S. Vice-President. NORTHEN, OSCAR EDVVARDS, South Hill, Va. Erlgineering. EU. Orphcon Club, Church Choir, Glee Club, Swimming Team. OATS, GLADYS LEE, Kannapolis, N. C. Liberal Arts. NON. Hilltop, LAUREL. OLIVE, BRUCE MALCOM, Raleigh, N. C. Liberal Arts. PHI. Society Censor, M-Club, Scriblerus Club, Football, S.S. Officer, C-II Class Treasurer. O'ROARK, CHARLES ELMER, JR., Arlington, Va. Liberal Arts. PHI. Ministerial Conference, B.TU. Otlicer. OIVENS, MARK, Whiteville, N. C. Liberal Arts. PHI. Society Ollicer, Ministerial Conference, B.TU. Otlicer. PAGE, JAMES C., Henderson, N. C. Liberal Arts. EU. 34 I I I I I I V Q, I I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I L I It I I I. W, I I I I il I ,I 'I . I I: I It I I II Lrjft ro riqllr: PARKER. MARY RUTH, Asheville, N. C. ljltrnzl qlrrr. S.S. Orhcer, Classical Club. PARSONS, 'IOYCI-1 LOLIISIC, Miideshoro, N, C. Iiomr Ifflllllllll- irt. NON. Home Makers Guild Ireasurer, Science Club, YAV.A. Council, Basketball Club, Hiking Club. PATE, I3E'li'I'V FRANCES, Cherry Point, N. C. Srrn'r.1ri.1l Srirzirf. NON. Dramateersg Business Club, IV.A.A. Council, Baseball Club, Archery Club, Basketball Club. PAYNIE, BILL, Cherokee, N. C. I.ilwm1,-lm. PEARCE, BONNIE ANNE, Asheboro, N. C. l.ll7t'I'lIl Jrrx. CLIO. Society Orlicerg Volunteers hir Christ Vice-President, YAV.A., Ifrench Club Secretary, IV.A.A. Council, M-Blem Club, Student Council, Dormitory President, Band, Orchestra, Basketball Club, Softball Club, Tennis Club. PECK, -IOHN GROVE, jR., Asheville, N. C. .II11.vir. PHI. College Marshal, Music Club Olhcer. PEEDIN, SARAH EDNA, Pine Level, N. C. I.ilu'ml plrrx. CLIO. YAV.A. Council, Volunteers for Christ, II.'I'.L'. President. PHILLIPS, BARBARA EXICNE, Idlewild, N. C. l.ilvf'ml Arif. CLIO. Bflfll, Otlieer, YTC., Y.IV,A., Archery Club. PHILLIPS, GENE DILLARD, VIIuodrul'I', S. C. I.ilvrr.zl .-Im. PHI. Ministerial Conference Vice-President, M-Club, Ifoot- ballg Baseball, B.'I'.U. Vice-President, Vice-President, Classical Club, Ministerial Quartet. PINNER. -IEANNE ANNE'I I'E, 'labor City, N. C. llmm' Erolzollzirx. NON. Home Makers Cuild. PITTARD, KATIE IO, Albany, Ga. I.il1fml rlrrx. CLIO. Society Vice-President, College Marshal, Clee Club, I.R.C., YAV.A. Council, Dormitory Vice-President, Dramateers, Delta Psi Omega, Volunteers for Christ, YCEC. PITTMAN, 'IOE LEIVIS, Spruce Pine, N. C. I.ilveml .-Im. Ministerial Conference. POLK. CLYIJIC IfICAS'I'ON, Slidell, La. Srifvlrr. Band, Orches- tra, Concert Band, Science Club, Bflflf. Officer. POOLE, I I,ORENCE CQICRALDINIC. Kannapolis, N. C. I.ilu'ml flrtx. CLIO. Cilee Club, Society Olheer, B.'EL'. Ceneral Chorister, Volunteers for Christ, YAIIA. POPE, 'IO ANNE, Hickory, N. C. Lilveml Arty. CLIO. PO'I I'S, MARC.iARIf'I' ALICE, Charlotte, N. C. Lilwtzf Arrx. CLIO. Society Olhcer, College Marshal, S.S. Oiiicerg French Club President, Dramateers. PRINCE, DIAMES ARTHUR, Crewe, Va. ljlwrml Ant. PHI. M-Club, Football. PHILLIPS, JOE LEE, Bald Creek, N. C. .'lt't'0llllIll1g. I I k K I ,qu Iv 9 X ,K 'Y wg. sn ., MA .. ...- I 6. 5- I 6- sf II .ab-N 11:51 1 W f' sf -, -v . I I'-'R--v,,5I fig 5. . v-I . ii , class. of 1950 Lqft to right: PRINGLE, ALTA IYENDALLYN, Leesburg, Fla. Home Emziomirx. CLIO. B.'EU. President, Home Economics Club Vice-President, Y.VV.A.g S.S., Hilltop Business Manager, PRITCHARD, .IOE LINK, Lenior. N. C. Lilumil .-lrtx. PHI. S.S. Vice-President, Concert Band President. PURYEAR, ANNE LOUISE, Danville, Va. I,il1f'i'i1IAi'z'.r. NON. Y.IY.A.g Volunteers for Christ, Glee Club, S.S., B.'IfU.g I.R.C., Florida Club. PUTMAN, ALLEN EYERETTE. Greenville, S, C. llizriv. EU. Methodist League, M-Club, Band, Track, Orchestra. RAIVISEY, ALICE DIEANNE, Kinston, N. C. I.ilu'ri1l .-lrtx. CLIO. Volunteers for Christ, Mission Council, S.S. President, BTU., Classical Club, Forensic Club, M-Club, Basketball, Softball, Tennis, Hikingg Dormitory Olheerg YAVA., Society President. RANDALL, MARY ALICE, Spartanburg. S. C. Svmmiriiil Sz'iz'l1rz'. NON. Swimming Club, Archery Club, B.T.U., Softball. RATLIFF, ,IIMMY CLEAIENT. Rockingham, N. C. :If- Cflllllfllig. EU. Track. RAY, ROBERT GARRETT, Mars I-Iill, N. C. Prf-.-lgririzltizrv. RAY, XYILLIAM CYRIL. Louisville, Ky. Lilu-ml .-Irrx. PHI. Society President, Mission Council, Dramateers, Glee Clubg Ministerial Conference. REAGAN, ANNE KATHERINE, Asheville, N. C. Liluvuif .-Iris. CLIO, Seriblerus Club, Volunteers for Christ, Art Club, YAYA., B.'lfU. REDVYINE, PHILIP OVYEN, IYinston-Salem, N. C. C0111- UIFITF. EU. REESE, EYELYN, Birmingham, Ala. HUIIIF Emlmlliirx. CLIO. Home Economics Club, Secretary, S.S., B.'IfU.g Y.IY.A. REID, IOHNNIE ROSE, Bartow, Fla. Lilifml .-Iris. CLIO. Volunteers for Christ, Florida Club, Spanish Club, B.'I'.U.g S.S. RENTZ, MARY -IO, Lakeland, Fla. I.ibrml:11'tx. CLIO. S.S., Y.VV.A.g Florida Club, B.T.U. REYNOLDS, JACK KILE, Cumberland. Md. Pit'-Dmrizl. RICE, FLORENCE IIOSEPHINE, Spartanburg, S. C. .II11.vir. CLIO. Glee Club, Orpheon Music Club, Volunteers for Christ, Y.VIfA.g B.TU.g S.S. RICHARDSON, ETTA SUE, Richland, Ga. Sf'l'l't'I'i'lI'li1l Srirziff. NON., BTU., S.S. Yiec-Presidentg Business Club, Basket- ball, YAVA. RICHARDSON, EYELYN ELISA, Guatemala City. :lf- fozzlzzilzg. 36 GZ' lisa A ,p XM . A 'G' I ,R ii ,Y 1 Ya. M if 'fx 'fl i if Q. , 6 rv- .4 h' A 117' fu. v Q59 3 1 ..f-. .. s. 'F' 'ii D YI L l.ijl'I fn VIQIJIJ RllJlJl.lC, Blfl IY BIIIAN, Ii.inn.1pwlis, N. C I.1f7z'l'.lf .-lrfx. CI IO IRI' YYYA RINIKR, IIA.YI.YII'Iil' NOI.I7I N, -Ili., Iiiclmioml. Yu. l.iIu'1'.zl dm. I-Lf SS. Yicc-Prcsinlcntg B.'Ii,L'. ljrusiiluirg C-I Yicc- Prcsulcllr, B.S,L', Y'icu-lfruiilmr, llurminirx' Prusiilunrg Sfvcictx' Ofliccr. I I ROIil'.R'I'S, -IACK AIARYIN, 'limqgni-, N. C. QIUYIIIIIIIIIQ. ROBINSON, CilfOIU'iIf ARNALIJ, Canriin, N. C. fnurlmliwl. ROBINSON, Cilf'I'I'.Il CI.II 'I'ON. .Ylnrs Hill, N. C. l,iIirr.1l .-lrfx. Ifuurlinllg .YI-Club. ROIIFRS, I.OIS NIiAl,, I'i.llI' Blufli, N. C. Sn'1Arf,11'ii1f .Yi'ii'lm'. NON. YY.A.A. Cuuncilg Business Clubg .YI-Blum Club. Su Illlllllllg Clubg Baslicrbzlll Clubg Archery Club. ROGFRS, NANCY I,Ol,'lSlf, Asliuvillu, N. C. .Sl't'l'1'fi11'Ii1l Srir1m'. NON. Business Club. Y.YYfA.9 Ifullc Ilimcc Clubg Alctlmdisr Lczlguc. ROKIIQI-QS, RAY BL'RNI 'I I'If, YYIiynusvillc, N. C. I.il1f-ml .-Irfx. I'fL'. Bnndg Spanish Clubg 'limclcg Cross Cuuntryg Buxing. SAMS. NANCY CI.AIRIf, Asliuvillc, N. C. I.ilw'1',1! f1I'l.V. CI.IO. Y.YY.A.g Yulunrccrs for Cbristg Girls' Clwirg Hiking. SAL'NIJl7RS. .IOIIN ICIJYYARIJ, Covington, Yu. l.ilu'ml:11'f5. Scicncu Clubg Fiiivrlmllg .YI-Club. SCOTT, PAL'I. I RANKI.IN, YYinsrnn-Salcni, N. C. :lf- L'0IHlfIllLf. SIfX'I'ON, DIOIIN .lIfI7lfIfRSON, .ll-l., .Aluxanilcn N. C. Hl1QIlIl't'I'- img. 'lhinslbr fmin Brcviml. SHANNON, RL'SSI5.I.I. YYINCHIfS'I'I'.R, Ilnncnsrcr, Kid. l.ilw.il .-Iris. I.L'. .Ylinisrcrial Crwnlicrcnccg .Ylissiun Cuuncilg Classical Club Prcsiilcnr. SIIAYVR, -IOIINNY .YIARQL'ARIJ'I', Aslicvillc, N. C. l.ilw'1'i1l .-Im. Bnskurballg 'lbnnisg .YI-Club. SHIfI.OR, I .I7NA ANN, Alumluws of Dun, Ya. l.ilu'mI xlrls. CI.IO. Baslictlmll Clubg Softball C.ub. SIIIfRRlI,I,, ,IOYCIC AIARIIC, Canrun. N. C, Si'i'1'rf.zri.1I Sfirrzcr. CI.IO. .Ylnrshalg Business Club Prcsidunr, 5.5. Ofliccrg Girls' Chnrusg Sncicty Oiliccr. SHIIQLIIS, HOYYARD YY., Murphy, N. C. lfazgizzrwilzg. PHI. Science Club. SHOAIA I'IC, KIARSIIALI. S'IiANI.IfY, Kiinngrock, Ya. :If- Vllllllffllg. class of 1950 Left to ri glzt: SIKES, ERNEST OSCAR, Miami, Fla. Lilzertzl flrts. PHI. B.T.L'. President, Ministerial Conference, Florida Club Presi- dent. SIMPSON, PAUL MURDOCH, Norfolk, Va. ,lI11sic. Band, Orchestra, String Ensemble. SINCLAIR, ALFORD CHARLES, Rowland, N. C. Lilreml I-Irts. EU. S.S. Yice-President, Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Softball. SINCLAIR, CHARLES DANIEL, JR., Arlington, Va. Liberal .-lrts. PHI. Ministerial Conference, Glee Club Officer. SINGLETON, RUDOLPH GRANTLEY, JR., Fayetteville, N. C. Lilreml .-Irts. EU. Dramateers, Delta Psi Omega Presi- dent, B.TL'. Oflicer, Cross-Country Team, Track, Cheerleader, Forensics. SITES, KATHERINE ORA, Hickory, N. C. Business. CLIO. S.S. Officer, Y.TC., Volunteers for Christ, YAVA. Council, Scriblerus Club, B.T.U. SLACK, ROBERT EARL, Raleigh, N. C. Erlgirteerirzg. Track Team. SLOAN, ALBERTA JO, Charlotte, N. C. Liberal Arts. NON. BTU. President, B.S.U. Council, Max' Court, Scriblerus Club, Dormitory Officer, Society Secretaryf SMITH, GAY, Ludowici, Ga. Ellglllffflllg. SMITH, JOSEPH BROTHERS, Elizabeth City, N. C. Law. PHI. Science Club, Methodist League, Band. SMITH, PROCTER A., Raleigh, N. C. Liberal Arts. EU. Society Chaplain, Ministerial Conference President, S.S. President. SMITH, SALLY ANNE, XValnut Cove, N. C. Liberal Arts. CLIO. S.S. Officer, YAVA , Spanish Club Officer. SNYDER, MARY JOSEPHINE, Charlotte, N. C. Stierrce. CLIO. String Ensemble, Y.VV.A., French Club, Tennis Club. SNYDER, MILTON LEON, Arlington, Va. Lilreml Arts. PHI. Ministerial Conference President, Mission Council. SNYDER, XYILLIAM ALVIN, Asheville, N. C. Lilreml Arts. PHI. Mission Council, Ministerial Conference Vice-President, I.R.C., Station Wagon Driver. SOLOMON, BARBARA RUTH, Asheville, N. C. Business. CLIO. SPINKS, CAROLYN STUART, Rutherford College, N. C. Home Emrlolrzits. CLIO. Girls' Choir, Home Maker's Guild, Recreation Club, YVVA. STAFFORD, H. C., Whitby, West Va., Liberal Arts. PHI. Ministerial Conference, Sports, Veterans' Club. 38 l.tl'z ni riuln: Nil 5I.Xl.l.lXCi5, IJ.-XXIII. NORMAN, Nurlulk, Xiu. l..1:c. PIII. .LIT l.R.C.g llrtiimtccrsg IPL-lt.i Psi Omcgug Iiascbgill. T' 5'I'AI.I.lNKl5, HARRY BI RN.XI-Ill. VIR., ML-st Annapolis, XIII. gli' +G ,I l,llu'11il slrfr. I4L'. Ciilcc Clubg Mission Councilg Ministcrigil 'THU . Ciwnfcrcriccg 5.5. 5ccu-tary, Ilnriiiitury Ofliccr. ' ' 5I5iI I INCVQ5 XIXRIII-X I -XII -X IYitistun-5-ilctn N C' l' 1 1 tt N ILL Prts it 1 intacrs li r ri t icrx um nut u If If NONX I . ' 3 ., D . z , ins u -.i cm . . .. .1 vw' . 1' N N. l.R.C. Yicc-Prcsitlcn- 5.5. Vcncriil 5ccrcti Marshal. Chcctlctulcrg M-Iilcm Club Prcsidcntg MQ-XA. Cu n- cil, H.'I'.l.'. Olbcer. 5'IilfYlfN5, RICHARD I.YI.lQ, Fincnstlc, Ya. l.1ln'ml .lrft lfL'. Ministcrial Cunfcrcncc 5ccrcttiryg I3.'IC.L'. Prcsiilcnt 50cicry Orbccr. 5-ICIfM'AR'I', :XMANIJA I.OI,'l5If, Hamilton, N. C. .lluxir CLIO. Ynluntccrs for Cbristg Y.IC.g Mission Council Glcc Clubg Music Club Yicc-Prcsitlcntg B.'I'.I.'. fkicncral Pianist Socicty Ccnsor. SIAIQXYART, CIQNIT BRL'CIf, .-Xntlrcws, N. C. 1fllAQlllt't'I'i'llQ ICU. Science Club. SICICIV.-XR-I', MARC'1ARIi'I'GXYI-INIXJIXN, Karinapolis, N. Cf l.il11'ri1l flriy. CI.lO. Mission Council. Yoluntccrs for Christ Y.WfA.g I,.aUiu'.L Stall, Literary Ifditotg Socicty Orbccrg 5crib Icrus Club. . 'J J L, 'J . . 'CS , arnascus, ti. . l'1YIllllflllQ V 9 QTK f T5 C HN KIN A 'I VY D Y J ' I X J STRANGIT, IXIARIIC YOUNG, Mlayncsvillc, N. C. .S'm'rt.ii'iiil ' Sfimfr. NON. Ilillmp Staflg Clcc Clubg Y.VV..-X. STRIBLING, J.-XMII5 BIfIfIiON, Cross .-Xncbor, 5. C. l.ll1r'ri1l .if-ii. Aiinismiai Confcrcncc. ,V SUMMIQR, IQIQNNIQIH HIQGHIQS, Lcbanon, Pa. l.iln'r.zl .lm PHI. Mission Cuuncilg Ministcrial Cnnfcrcnccg Music Club. 5l.7MMICR5, MARY ANNI1, Atlanta, Ga. l.ilwml rlrrx. CI,lO Hilltop 5talI', Circulation Mginagcrg Dramatccrsg I.R.C. I3.'I'.L'. Officer, Yrwluntccrs for Cbristg YYY.-X. SUMMIQY, XYII.I,I.-XM BROOKIQR, Snludii, N. C. EllAQllll't'l'lllQ SUMNICR, THOM H., Asbcvillc, N. C. Stlrllfff. Ilrgmutccrs Scicncc Clubg llzllrop Stall., Pbotugraplicr. K ai- I.-XNVII, GIHIORCIIQ KUNIO, Honolulu, Hawaii. flfrulzfztlllg. PHI. B.5.U. Council, nlrcasurcrg Busincss Club. Yicc-Prcsidcnt B.'I',L', President. Socicty Otbccr. 'IiAYI.OR, EYIfI.IiI'fN FRANCICS, Yaltlcsc, N. C. l-1l1rr.vl drix. NON. I.R.C. Secretary, 5.5. Prcsidcntg B.'I'.L'. Yicc- Prcsidcntg Dormitory Ofliccrg Yoluntccrs for Christ, Y.IYA.g Socicty Otliccr. class of 1950 Lrffl to right: TAYLOR, TYANDA LEE, Miami, Fla. Libfml xlrts. CLIO. LAUREL Associate Editor, Student Council President, YNYA. Council, Hilltop Feature Editor 1, Spanish Club Vice-President, B.T.U. Othcer, S.S. Ollieer, Dormitory Secretary, Society Oflicer, Softball Club, Florida Club. TEAGUE, DORCAS MAE, Granite Falls, N. C. Liberal .-lrrr. NON. French Club, Y.VV.A., BTU. Oflicer. THOMPSON, PERRY, Saluda, N. C. E11,Qi11rr1'i11g. THORNBURG, LACY HERMAN, Huntersville, N. C. Lim: EU. Scriblcrus Club, Dramateers, Forensics. TILGHMAN, MARION TAYLOR, Weldon, N. C. Prf- flgriflzltzmf. Methodist League. TILSON, BRYSON HUGH, Mars Hill, C. f1.QI'fl'Il1IIl7'F. EU. TOLLEY, MARGARET HELEN, Spruce Pine, N. C. B11.vim'.v.v. S.S. Ofhcer. TORRENCE, SAMUEL MASON, .lR., New Bern, N. C. Comlllemf. EU. Band, Swimming, Intramural Sports. TORRES, CELIA, New York City, N. Y. Lilwfml Arts. CLIO. Society President, Girls' Choir, Glee Club, Y.VV.A. Council, B.T.U. Othcer, Tennis Club, Volunteers for Christ. TROXLER, JAMES NEILL, Greensboro, N. C. Lilwrml Arts. EU. M-Club, Basketball, Tennis, Dormitory Vice-President. UNDERVVOOD, VYILLIAM LEROY, Burlington, N. C. Libfrtzl i-lrts. S.S. Othcer, B.T.U. Oi'l'ieer, Ministerial Con- ference, Brotherhood. YANN, ELIZABETH FRANCES, Tifton, Ga. Libfml .-Im. CLIO. VVALDROP, BARBARA LEE, Asheville, N. C. Sl'U'FfiIl'ii71 Srieizff. CLIO. YVALLACE, ROBERT FRANKLIN, Smithfield, N. C. Lilvfml Arif. LAUREL Staff Photographer, Track, Swimming. WALTER, LUTHER EUGENE, Kannapolis, N. C. Liberizl Arts. PHI. Ministerial Conference, B.TU. President, Society Oiicer. WARNER, FRANCIS MARION, Troy, N. c. LW. WARREN, R. L., JR., syiva, N. C. P,-f-.im VVATKINS, THOMAS lRVlN, Albany, Ga. Libfml Arty. EU. Dramateers, Glee Club, Society Oflicer. IA adm C x.,?I,L' xi G 1 40 4 5 'Gai K x 1 '- :C , il X.. S. is .' t LE I .. G Ill. is '- I f '- Wx gg x . ry y. V I Y T' Y wg W 1. . !- 5, A .. -S r, t V I lr PK ,.. .:. .1 A v lr!! fn zlglfff IXIISII, CI.XliUl.l' .ll'XNI I'IIl, l.t-iiwir Citi, ilbnn. l,1lw'.il qlrfi. YUN. 5uriblt'rus Club, Xlt-tlimlist Imigiiu, 5rit'ccr Club, Ciiiiu-i't Iluitl, 5m'icty 5uurct.iry. UIIIII. Cil'Il.Xl.IJ C.XI.YlY, l.uult, Y, C. l.ilw'r.1lgIi'fx, Ulu' Club. XX I I.I.5, IJI-II I X II .-XI.I,.XC,l', Ilt-iitlyrsuii, X. C.. luis. IL. I.Ii.C., iluunis, Iimtlg Iliiriuitwrx' I rt-suit-iit, XI.lI'Sl1.1I. xw... .. ,. . .. . ,, . 5I, CIUIU fl' XI.-XLIlIC.I', lbuisburg, X. C.. I.1l1rml .'I1'ft. PIII. 5ouiutx' Sk'L'I'k'l.lI'Y, Vice-Prcsitlcntg film' Club. XYIII Ili., I5l .L'I..XII XIAIQ .-Xppm1i.1ttux, Yi. l.1lu'r.1l xlm. CI.IU. fiI.I7I7 Cl.l.'Bg Ii.'l'.L'. Yicc-I-'rt'sitIunt. YNY..-X.g IJr.1m.1tct-rs I rt-suluiir, Ik-lm Psi Uiiiugpig I'NUI'L'flSlL'S. XX III I I-IIIAID, IOIIN XX I'.5I,l'X, fwiiiitlitiultl. N. C. l'n'-Ili-nml. Ifrvitlmllg 'lrgicly ,XI-Club 5ucrctiiryg SXYIlIll11IV1g. IYIII'I'IiIII'..-XID. XI.-XRVIIIA CI'R'I'RL'I7If, Iuiuir, N. C I.i!u'r.1l.41'1x. CLIO. I.R.C, XI'IIlIC.Ix, -IUXCI. IJIAN, 5I,WI'lIlgI1L'ItI, It-nn. l'n--.IIm'. C.I.IU. Cilcc Club, flirls' Clwir, fIL'I'I11LlflciIllID, Y IVA. IYICICIIN5 CCY CUCIJIII., I7r.mlaIin, N. C, l'f11gi1m'ri11g. 5cit-ncc Club. Iliiriiiitiiry Prusitlcut IYII.IiII', Ill I.l7X IfI,If.-XIiIf'I'lI. I.t-niiir City, 'IL'nn. I.ilu'1'.1l ffm, YUN. YIYA. Criuncilg 5wccur Clubg Iiiislmtlnnll Clubg CimL'L'fE Ii.mti. XXII.l.IA.XI5, BI:NlA.NIIN I-RANK, XM-Idfiti. N. C l.f!wrr.i! xlm. PIII. 5.5. -Vice-Prcsitluiitg ,Nlinisturial Cnnfcrcncc. XX lI,I.l.X.XI5. .XIORRI5 IAfXIa, Aslit-villu, N. C. l.I17l'I'i1l .Im iilut- Club. .XIQn's Clwir 5ucrct.iryg Y.'l'.C. Prcsitlunt. XYILSUN, IIICIIN I'.I.lZABI-f'l'II, Ifrgmklin. N. C. l.ilvrr.z flrff. XUY, i NIQIIR. Bll.I.lIf -IIAN, 5pring'Iit-ld, 'Iknn. St'l'I't'fiYl'I.I! SI'I1'lll'1' ' NON. Girls' Clirwirg Cilcu Club. 5.5. 5ccrctaryg Yflli..-X. sf ' 1 is : 5iiciuty Otliccr. XX'INIil.ICR, IXJRUIIIY LYNN. I.cnrwir, N. C. l.iIif'ml :Irfx CHO. Y.XYA.g B.'I'.L'.1JHit-ur. XYlX5'I'I .XIJ, I-'XIXIA CIIRl5'IIYI , Iflm City, N. C. l'rf' AYIIVXIIIQ. CI.lU. 5.5. Yicc-Prcsitlcntg YKYMX. illrugisurcr. G ul XYUUIJ. XURI'..XIf ID.-XI,I .. .XICJLIHXX5 ill' lhn, Yu. S'n'm'f.1r1.1l ' - ' St'It'l1t't'. Ywluntcurs Ihr Christ. XAII5, -IUHN CLXIJI., Clmrluttc, N. C. l.ll1fml .JNL IIC Classical Club. 5.5. I-lrcsidcnt. YOUNG, CHARLIQ5 5.-XXII.'ICI,, Ifurt-st City. N. C. l..11: I.xL'iu.l. 5t.iH', Business Nlgnnigur. class of 1950 . PIII. Yuliiiitcurs Ihr Christ. B.'I'.I.'. Otliccr. Ii.5.L'. Council. I f BICST LICADIQRS 'l711'y Ima' 115' A'l'I'T.'fllQ or111'1'x.' ,Iuux AND Dums ANN uxrx,-' ' 1nvIv1.. ,A 1 A 1 XXITTIIM , 'H ' A l..111gl1 .md flu' 'IL'0l'l17' fdllliflli 1: ' ' 3 XWIII 'X BCD AND MB.-XRNY.-XRIDH MOST YERSATILIQ Your 1111711-X' Idlfllff .Irv Hllfj In'- mzm' you xlm1'1' 1116111 with Hx: FRANK AND jo super FAVORITE PROFFSSORS IV1' low you not only for 1:11.11 you nn' . . . 11111 for 1:11111 you arf' IIIJICIIIVQ qf ni: NIR. SAMS .wo DR. PIERCE 9, is: ! J A k BFST SPORTS X105 I' PC DI-'L'l.AR lfx fin' 15.1-X' 'vnu pl.r,mf fflr' QJUII' Thr .vpplrx :gf nm' ryfv . . . In Ilmt uw IMT XII mm 11: lfmpnlar Li1'111.vmf.' Bill xxn I-'nr Bill. wn.lrxw O atlves ----- 1 -P MOST lNTIiI,I.IfCf VLYXI, Uvfhflllll ix Ihr u'iuQ IL'll. l't'1L'fffI RLAXL A-XXI, BHLI 'uw fix' in lzmzm: f,v1l.1I'llI., dlglllfbv, and x1L'rr111r,rx ,lu xNU QIORIJUN 'lxml Xl x xNlwlJ1fxx'm -1:54 , A fervent stream of new material, in the form of the junior Class, Hows into Mars Hill's life's blood everv year. Each member of the class falls heir to the friendliness and striving greatness that IS Mars Hill College. One cannot be content to merely accept such a heritage, however, he becomes responsible for the transmission of these noble traditions to those who follow him. This is the chal- lenge that faces the Class of 1951: . . Since these have gone before their tasks were finished, Attempt new heightsg bring even their dreams to birthg Build us that better worldg Oh, not diminished Bv one true splendor that they planned on earth. And this is not done by sword, or tongue, or pen, There is but one wavg God make us better menfn Xlk. xND.XlRs.l'iA1NII-'II Suu Spnilmlit , ,,'r! M, -s or Mass Lrlfl I0 right: jack Price. President, Betsy Baker. Treasurer, jovee Phillips. Seeretaryg Ted Haggai, Vice-President. AI.IaII'INI', l'iXNNll- N., i'iFL'k'llYlllL', S. C. .'AI.l.l-'N. Biiutif Ci., RwcliIIIglIIIIII, C. :AI.l.FN, Hiiuu lf., DIII. Niislivillc, lgnn. :Al.I.lfN AlIIIi.IIzIfI lx, l.k'lXlIlI', N. K.. AI.I,uN, RAAIIIN I, llwiwrgi, PII. AIJIMAN, AIAII CIQII, Nk'XXliL'I'I'A', S. C. AAIAIIINN, l'III-IfN ll., Srivclisvillu, N. C.. .ANI1IfIzmN, l I I7xIiI'III. .Xliirs llill, X. C. .ANImIiIiNuN, Sxiixiil., Nlnrvs llill, X. C. .ANI4I1II', KIQNII-'II, lziinclll, TX. C Av-INI, l,l0Xll l.I-'If., Kiinngpnlis, N. C. BAIIIVIQII, FIIINIXIIN ll.. lflctclicr, N. C BAII Icy, til-CII H-IAIII.IoN, Ricliiininil, Yu BAIIIW. l'iARI. l.IxIIIi, 'liilcdny N. C. B.-kI1.IiX,'liFI7IJY K..cil'L'k.'l1 Alflllllfillll, X. C BAI4IiIi, BIQINI ANNIf. Aslicvillu, N. C. BAIQIJI. BFI Ix' SL'If,XYI-ndull. N. C. BALI., l'III'IIII .Xl,, Aliirs llill, N. C BANIAN, Alun BIAIIAI-A, Burnsvillu, N. C BANKS, PIIII I IP Rug Biirnsvillu, N. C. BARIQHII, CAIIIIINN .ANN B.-ARI.owI3, XANCA' l.IIf, IA-niiir. N. C. B.-XRRINLQFR, FRINI4 Al., Grccnslmrn, N. C BALIQII, -l.IciIQ l.xII'IiIfNI'I', Alun, XY. Ya BAL'sL'AI, cilCURt,li R.. BIIlriIIIIIru. Alil. BE.-KAI, AIAIIIUIIII1 l7.n', .XliII'ion, N. C. BEARNI1, AYiII.I.xr:I-i Arlington, VI. BIiANI.I1x', -IAAIIN RIA. Bartow, lfla. HEATH, NEI I.llf FII-INc'I-iN, Ciismnin, N. C. BIaI.I., CAIIIQA l.., -liz., IJIIIIIIIIII, X. C. BI-1NNI1II, AAi,XI.IlCli N.. Aslicvillc. N. C. BENNIIN, Lois FILIXNII A. Robbins, N. C. BIiRCII'I'oI.n, RIIIX lIiIfNI1. l.IIriIIIcr, PII. BI..-xNI4I1NNIIIP. ,lo ANN, Starcsvillc, N, C. BI..-AN'IoN, Ill-1A1AL'l'Il NY., Kings Alt., N. C. Boiso, GI1oRr.I-2 Bimoigs, Iflnrcncc, S. C. Boc.I2R. f,IJliI.I. AI I IIIAII, Mciclisvillc, N. C. BOONF. I'iL'4iPlNl-K,AA'3A'TlCSVlllL', N. C. B0I'HL'x'N, DIIZANEIII1, lfnkn. N. C. BOXYI-IN, l'iIJN.X l'l.XRL, llciidursnii, N. C. BOXYEN, XANQI' RI-3IaI1c:c:.I, c:l1L'SI1L'C, S. C. Bowniis, INIJIIL BL'liNXl'1I.I., Littlcmn, N. C. BOWERS, ,IIc:QL'IiI.INI1, Allicmgirlc, N. BOWMAN, 'lxxiiis K., vlii., Camp llill, 1 BRADNIIAIY, AI.IA Y.. Cliurlnm,-, N, C, BR.-XXVIII-fY, l'iMlI.Y Rosia, Tryon, N. BRPQIAANID, AIsIiAII,IxI Onifi I., Riillin, S. BRIIJIIIZN, lfI.IzAIsI1III Y.. Barmxig lfla. BRIIIIIIQN, -IIINNIIQ RHIC, .Nlnon-slmnrn, N. Biiocix, l,OL'lHIi, Alt. Olive, N. C. BRONYN, BRIAN RIIINIIIN, Inman, S. C. BIIOIYN, xv!-.RA AYIILII, Statcsvillc, N. 1. BIIYAN. l'.I.I7AIsI-:III ANN, Rall-igli, N. f. ' 1 JL - ' RI .. I I 5 an , ?l . f - 'n 'A '?.-1 C f K 5 A 7 Y 4 'ii - TH ...I A.. Al A ' Q. Q 1 W l t V ,qc A P es A A l l I IA AI A A A f! F . 'gf A ' Y . A t Y -I V A fr-1 K V- il X AI: . 1 'K 1 2 I . si . - ' 6? V I' F I' 4 A - Al A A .ig 4 .:,Y Q 5 . K A j' , . fc ' ' ,' L I U R: ' ' 7 . .1 l u.-vi, 1 ' lr ic .X Y. BL'cI4NI-iii, HAIIOLIJ OI Io, Alnrs Hill, N. .. -15 --4' fl 155 .-..- ,,.. juniors I ,:-Q ff df. .., 3 2... I: 5' Nj A. Y :Eff , 7 ,X '16, 'X h ' .l if Rh R gf .. fit. ' A 5' 'J l . ' ' M. N 2 2 e 9 Q 5' , . P ,EFA V A - I -A ,' 7 X L Afaabzdn . qv l il I s l .D . . A, E K -Q-'Lx H4 4 L4 ,L 44.4 I 4.. ' Q? my EA g X J . . ,F tl! .?. Z P E5 sz, if 'S K - , ,,. A juniors 46 BUCKNER, PEGGY JEAN, Mars Hill, N. C BUCKNER, RAY TYRUS, Belmont, N. C BLIRCH, MARY RUTH Charlotte, N. C BURGESS, lhlARY MELLE, Stuart, Fla. BUSTLE, .ALLEN E., Statesville, N. C. BUTLER, GORDON LEE, Andrews, N. C BYRD, KENNETH E., Kannapolis, N. C. CALDWELL, RAY XbN, Newton, N. C CALLOWAY, NANCH' J., Franklin, N. C CAMPBELL EDWIN Wi, Charlotte, N. C CI.-KMPBELL, ROY BRUCE, Dawson, Ga. KI.-XNADY, NANCY D., Burlington, N. C CIARDEN, LELLON AlARIE., Durham, N. C CARNEGIE, DOROTHX', Rutherfordton, N. C CAR'liER, FLON M., JR., Skipwith, Va. CIARTER, HAROLIJ B., JR., Charlotte. N. C CARTER, XXHNSTON N. Hamlet, N. C. CI.-XSHION, ERNEST F., JR., Sanford, N. C C.-KSHION, ROBERT T, Cornelius, N. C CASHXX'ELL, LOYIE C., Clinton. N. C. C.-KSHXYELI., R. G., JR., Lumberton, N. C CAIJBLE, JAMES L., JR., Gaffney, S. C. CHENOXK'ETH, ROBERT PAGE, Weldon, N. C CHEATHAM, SHIRLEY C., Gastonia, N. C CI..ARIiE, :XLDA JEAN, Mars Hill, N. C CL.ARK, BADGER G., JR., Henderson, N. C COCHRANE, DOR01'HX' M., Charlotte, N. C C:0CKMAN, XYINFRED T, Greensboro, N. C COGDILI., DON B., Spring Creek, N. C COLI.lER, lSARLINE E., Charlottesville, Va COLLINS, BILLY EARL, Greenville, S. C. C OOO OOO O22 71.42 .gm Ziff: av-, O U gil: .450 Z: Qin- :WW r-emi Ov-I0 gms: .S-3 Ze? Owen O Z OO Oo WW ZU 'P UU:- O. E'- -45? v-.Z J Z Sm mapa Q. 94? 5.5 ::: fb: ' ss: :1 Zo -um O O COTTINGHAM CHARLES B., Dillon, S. C Cox, EMMA LOLI, Jonesboro, Tenn. Cox, XXELLIAM JAMES, Southport, N. C CRAIG, REBECCA JOY, Stanley, N. C. CR.AlG, NANCY ADELINE, Gastonia, N. C CRAIG, XXJLLIAAI ROBERT, Pickens, S. C CZRANVFORD, lNlANCY A., Hillsboro, N. C Ch-IANVFORD, ROBERT B., Asheville, N. C CROWE, FRANRIE J., Forest City, N. C CULBERTSON, BILLY G., Hot Springs, N. C CULPEPPER, THOMAS J., Fort Valley, Ga CLYRLING, JOHN BEVERLY, Norfolk, Va CURTIS, THOMAS E., VVaynesville, N. C DANIEL, JOYCE IS.-XBEL, Oxford, N. C. DAVENPORT, EVA SNELL, Roper, N. C DAX'IS, JOSEPH H., Elizabethtown, N. C DAVIS, LESLIE Nl., Bryson City, N. C DAN'IS, PATRICIA L., VVinston-Salem, N. C v I Sis., f,' IDIQIIINMIVR, DIIRIA Xl., Xloneure, N. ' I 6 Dtaxsox, ANNE Axvlllllfsllllf, Roanoke, Xa. 9. ' f' fi x by A. lJIl'Kl-iN5, KINROI. jrixx, lfries, Ya. I 21, Zi, xi' . n.N. IJICKSON, llosi-iPII Alxsi, Lenoir, N. C, , . Dixox, BEIII' ANN, Durham, .N. i 'gb ' IJIXON, BIiI'I'x'. Alt. Vernon Springs. N. f-. -WJ? IDOHY, RIINIIRIA BRYANI, Dtirliani, , -A f W '- Donrzii, SXIIRFIJ YY., ,lR.. Lenoir, N. C. L 'Q ,N xdl 4' DouuI.As, -IAsPER G., Knightdale, N. C. 'Ni ,153 ,AQ J P gl' IDOUGIAS, ,losIE XY., Knightdale, N. C ,gf ' lf-f IDOXYDY, l'llHV.-Kill! R. Uv., .lR., Roanoke, Ya. Iam-EI., fZ.kRl'H iv., xitmfie. Ind. ll A H IJOZIER, FIAAII-is LEE, Arcadia. lfla. ' A I - DLWCR, JESSE CTARI., Asheville, N. C. ,, , I II FANEs, XVII Lis, Roxboro, N. C. V i gg : lt.. lfARLx', IJAYID LI-115, lVinston-Salem, I f . v FDwARDs, CARTER G., ,lR., Asheville, . '. I K1 ' - ff' V FLI.I:NIaL'RcI, FRED C., Greenville, S. C in I ,TT l ,. lfLLER, BONNIE Su-1, Pickens. S. C. I 'V ff' f l lfLLIs, BARBARA, Hickory, N. C. f ,.. , P' Q 'P ci ELLIS, FRED AvERI,lE, Canton, N. C. Y -51 I XV U gg! ' lfLLIs, RICHARD PERRY, Portsmouth, Ng . gf' A lfNGLIsII, .XIARY -IOYCE, Mars Hill, N. f ,-' .. I-:Nf.I.RH. .xiw-IN E., .mfs IIIII, N. cz . .. 5. A Q lfssrgx, FRANKLIN Y., JR., Arlington, Ya. . , V - l'lSTEP, Ror:ER XYAIQONER, Lenoir, N. C Q -as .- 'A . , ,, Q, lfmxs, TNORM.-KN F., Burnsville, N. C. f fx 5 V.. 'A 1 . i' FvANs, 'IIIoxIAs lf., DIR.. Asheville, N. C 1' ' il 1' 'S-. if K FARLOXY, ,I-HERON l.,L'.-ANP, Sophia, N. C. ' ' ' X' ggi, FARR, LAIIIIIER C., DIR., Wliuehula, lfla ., I ' ' FEReIL'soN, ,Io ANN, Sonora. Rv. . FINCII, IHIOXVARD Nl., 'lR., Mt. Airy, N. C ' ku , 3 ' 4 FLEAIINII, QEPZORGE lf., Ularrenton, N, C A? 1, 5 VV -J' fgly 'if A FoLEI', RIT.-I LEE, Stoneville, N. C. M , . ,A ,G I-'URI E, jAsIEs R., New Smvma Beach, Fla ' I . - ti? .X 1 FOSIIEE, IJIXIE AYIRGINI.-K, Dunedin, lfla. 72' .grgkgfjej A 'V I1 fffifi? - FosIER, IRAINARD, YYilkesboro, N. C. . , , FOXYLER, bl. T., ,lR.. Rutherfordton, N. C. ' N I A-we ' i up , Q. , FRANCK, MARY H., Fayetteville, N. C. 1 7 ,7 ' . ',x. ,, I FR.-KZII-1R, LEIvIs IJANIEI., Lonishurg, N. C. A ' FRINK, SAAI FI.E'I'cHER, Shallotte, N. C. , I- U- L K FL'I,ciIIL'AI, -IAINIES li., Louishurg, N, C. 411- ' 1 ' i ' FLIP, TED R., Lewisville, N. C. A GADDY, lJAYID XV, Albemarle, N. C. ,. .. , 1 . . CRAI-'FNEY, fiI.ENN S., Randle-man, N. C Q, . ' ,Q r . 4 1 ' b Stal I A s CI.-XINES, CIIARLEs C., Gainesville, Fla ,' ' f ' i ,' Zi - W -Q ci-KNIMON, f:l.ENN LINDsEv, Hiekorv, Ya ' - ' f' .V fffjzl . V ' JIRA ,lif5 , GANII, LIESSIE JE.-KN, Pickens, S. C. K' E' 5 5 L , J .. J C H li.-XRIJNI-QR, RICHARD A.. Sanford, N. C .- CRARL.-AND, :ALFRED lf., Newland, N. C Ig ' 1 if ' ' - - CEARRISON, H. G., JR., Charlotte, N. C. 'jx ' 'Rx :nm I ' CIARRISON, -lm C., jR., Asheville, N. C wx 73 I ' ' A GEE, ROWENA AR'I'EssA, Asheville, N. C. GEORGE, LOUISE lf5'I'ELLE, Raleigh, N. C . F - , 47 1 cx?? if ,, 5 .y.,, I. A Ab juniors V . Wx -.'. .r' , to gm at -1 1 SII A A fl' I . i.. ,. ar n I I' S A s 3,11 .-Q' ' N S ' E A am. AL A, 6 V. 'N' ' N AJS A Q V4 'm ' -. C I G sl IIEE? ,I .. ' 1 if' - Y L M, if f -' rude 'E ' 'ian 'hw' , 5 155: I ' ' juniors 48 .L 2 fi CSIBBS, LINLEY HENRY, Burlington, N. CT Fl -I N Z 3' 2 C J' W o T' 4 z '-1 o 4 n F 3' H D' 0 :I yi G O S3 9999 ASEE ZOE-,m Zimm 'WEE off? : '1'jI..'- Zwzarb ZS: ESS? rl'14' '. U-' E': F' V . -mm RFQ? wma-. 5523 5.355 'l r- FWF? ZwZZ GOOD GOIflf, RICHARD TARLEN, Bartow, Fla. GoRE, GROYER ALIDREY, Shallottc C GLENN, L. A., Black Mountain, N. C GREEN, JOAN SPARKS, High Point, N. C CIREENLEE, ROBERT C., Spruce Pine, N. C GREGC, ROBERT STEPHENS, Richmond, Va ,N. CIREGORY, AIARY lfLLEN, Erwin, N. C GRIVIIIN, MAYNARD S., Louisburg, N. C GROCAN, NIARY A., Chapel Hill, N. C CIRYDER, ,IAAIES IJANIEL, Chase City, Va GLILLEY, hXlI.LlAM L., Alexandria, Va. N A I GUNN, IlILDRED RLCKER Atlanta Ga 7 7 CSLVIHRIE, ALIDREY L., Silverdale, N. C HACER, XAHLLIAM A., Charlotte, N. C. HACCAI, THEODORE F., Lancaster, S. C HAINES, l2DwARD C., Philadelphia, Pa. I'lAIRS'l'ON, PETER, Raleigh, N. C. HARE, X'MXLI.ACE SIMPSON, Durham, N. C l l,-KRGROVE, CHARLES F., Canton, N. C HARLESS, MAX ROXVLAND, Lenoir, N. C HARRELL, ANNIE Ii., Meadows ofDan, Va HAIXRELSON, JACK HICKS, Charlotte, N. C HARRIS, RALPH G., Burlington, N. C. HARRIS, XYIRGINIA li., Vaughan, N. C. HAR'liIS, MARGARET ul., Matthews, N. C HATCHER, H. j., -IR., Morganton, N. C. HAYNER, CAROLYN JEAN, Charlotte, N. C HAYNES, lVlARK LAIFAYETTE, Austell, Ga HAYNES DIANCY L., Burlington, N. C. HAYNIE, lVlICHAEL, Canton, N. C. HAYTH, GLENN ELAINE, Reidsville, N. C HENDERSON, ANNICE L., Rockmart, Ga HENDERSON, JUDY E., jacksonville Fla HENDRIX, CELIA ANNE, Asheville, N. C HENLEH', PETER ISAAC, Linville, N. C HENRX', GENEVIEVE D., Kendall, N. Y HERRIN, MARY SUE, Albemarle, N. C HEYY'E'Ii'f, L. L., Shallotte, N. C. HICKS, RICHARD EPHRAIM, Gastonia, N. C HIGLEX', FRANCES A., Lumberton, N. C HILDEBRAND, ANNIE RAE, Hickory, N. C HILL, DONALD F., Rutherfordton, N. C HILL, DURXVOOD Wi, Roanoke, Va. HODCE, BILLIE B., Rutherfordton, N. C HODGE, DAVID CHARLES, Columbia, S. C HODCES, HENRX' WEBST'ER, Norfolk, Va ' -'wg . mit' HOLCOAIRE, liI.IzAIiIiI'II l.. Fstatoe. N. C. - HOLLEXND, JACK AIARIIN, Asheville, N. C. g. '- . 9 3 'Q ' Ii.. ' HOIIIQAIAN, .ALXRY lf., Jonesville, N. C. :I 'Q ,Q ' B' -V HoI.I.oII',IY, JOIIN ANIIRIQIY, Neuse, N. C. 1' ' - I ' ' - HOLAII-is, C.ARRl7I.I. lf., JR., Greenville, S. C. ' A -5 ' x 'if' Hoi I', ANNE PIIIPPs, Raleigh, N. C. T5 ' 1 f HL5l.I'ZCl..fkXX', DOI.oREs J., Asheville, N. C. . HOOTS, RERECOI ANNE, Raleigh, N. C. 'am -72 QI. Q I F ,, HOL'csH, JL'l.I.-X SOPHIA, Charlotte, N. C. W Q-', - I4, .A K, HC7L'Sl1l, .AlII.'I'0N H., Henderson, N. C. r -' ' HOIYI-:I.I., HERIIERI' S., IIR., Asheville, N. C. . A 1' .-' IQJOYIE, :ANNA PEIRI., Charlotte, N. C. l I AL A A HLJX'l.E, BE I'IY JANE, Lenoir, N. C. I I HL'IxIINs, JAMEs PIARRIS, Lenoir, N. gg A - ' Ia g I HUKJSON, Osct.IR H., Forest City, N. C.. ' -, I ' 6' I I ,, HL'N1', RALPH PALMER, Lexington, N. C. ' I 'F' HL'N1'ER, TNANCY, YVinston-Salem, N. C. ,, ' V. 1 1 HL'N'IAlNLi, AIACRICE XY, Asheville, N. C. .1 A i Ak . ' in 1 ' HL'R1', JOHN MARION, Charlotte, N. C. ' lNc:I.E, JAAIEN l'fOwARO, Louisville, nlenn. ' INGLE, INATHLEEN AY, Alars Hill, N. C. I' 4, ' 'J INGR.-XM, GEORGE Al., Lilesville, N. C. -L' -. b IsAACs, NIARY Winston-Salem, N. C. X ,Q ' i .. JARI'Is, IQTTA JEAN, Greensboro, N. C. ,IWW I I h JARvIs, JOsEPH IIUIENE, Asheville, N. C. , JENKINS, CiLIl-'FORD A., YYashingtOn, D. C. ' I Q It ' JENKINS, FLMORE ROYAL, Hhllaee, N. C. ' L I , A C' JENNINrss, ROY H., Lewisville, N. C. A ' --A Q P ,- JOI-INSON, BOBRY FEL'I's, Bassett, XXI. I ' I f , I. JOHNsON, ELVA JEAN. Alars Hill, N. C QI , -I Y .I JOHNsON, KENXX'YN NEII., Fairmont, N. C. JOHNSON, SAAIAIY JEAN, Raleigh, N. C. I I JOLLIFI-KE, AIARY C., Alexandria, Ya. 4 , Q I! JONES, BOBBY COE, Franklin, Ga. ' V Y ' JONES, HERBERI' LEE, Yarina, N. C. , , ., f JONES, Louis TL'RNER, Spray, N. C. M ' . JONES, XVILLIAAI CAREY, Richmond. Ya , ii . JOYNER, BEIIY BAKER, Iibntig-II, N. C. 'ig I 5 INANZAKI, NOBORL' New Xork, N. Y J ' V . t x , 9' I KEI.LER, AIARc,.-IREI' lf., Hudson, N. C. ' if L' YI KEL1.EX', FURAIAN CDDIS, JR., Chester, S. C ' I ,, I ' KIERCE, PAIIAY CXX'ENI7IDI.X'N, Pelham, Ca. AI . A , I, '3' ' A P, , I A IX IQILPATRICK, I-'AYE I... Hampton, VI. ISZINCAID, BRENT BANLEY, Lenoir, N. C. I 5 KING, BE'I I'Y AIAE, Uhllburg, N. C. . I ' 1 5 5? :' KING, AIAI.c:oLxI M., JR., Aliami, Fla. .I '9 ' ,gy A KINNAIIION, CiII.BER'I' N., Cambridge, .Xld ' , Q V KINNETT, A. D., JR., Burlington, N. C. . xi 1 B KIRKMAN, H. AI., XX'inston-Salem, N. C. I KISER, CHARI.Es RAY, Charlotte, N. C. I. 4 I , KNIGHT, CECII. A.. JR.. Pageland, S. C. ep R I 5 5 A K ' AICBRIDE, BETTY C., Alexandria, Ya. I fl , I 4 , LACREY, DINON A., JR., Asheville, N. C. A - ,I 5 LAMB, BENAIAAIIN C., Reidsville, N. C, AI, L 'I tl, . ' I 49 juniors v Fa- N I J M., I - I 4 -W - . ,. - L Y rj 15' U3 .im , -F, l' Q' .. 1 . 'f . A K A w . i f A 'J lx I . Y,A, . -4 'A ' n l A mmf Fir fw.4 ' A' X' .Saga , S' . f . . 6 Q ea A 'C A R QSAFNM 4 1 4 - K 3' . li I 6 WB . Lf lf A- ' . sy.. A 1 4, U I . 9. I VAARA A 4 ILA xg 4? ' gi . .' 'ff, My 'FL di ' A I-3. i Q I A I 'X N' juniors 50 LAMBERT, JAMES NlEZZEI., Phoebus, Va LANG, HLYNTER C., Charlottesville, Va LASSITER, MAX E., Four Oaks, N. C. LE.-XTH, JAMES ALBERT, Asheville, N. C LEE, LOXVELL DALLAS, Slagle, W Va. LEE, RALEIGH B., JR., Greenville, N. C LENNON, DENVER H., JR., Boardman, N. C LIDE, ILDA CRUMPTDN, Greenville, S. C LIAIER, BERNICE XMATRINS, Norlina, N. C LIN'I'HICL'IxI, HILL EDXVARD, Durham, N. C LONG, ELIZABETH YOUNG, Roxboro, N. C LUIfIfIxIAN, XVINNIE F., State Road, N. C l.L'TTREI.L, MARY E., Fountain City, Tenn LYNN, XVILM.-X JEAN, Raleigh, N. C. A'lC:XLISTER, BETTY LEE, Maiden, N. C MCALLEY, HARRIETT F., Greenville, S. C .lA'lCC.-ALL, SARA A., Hendersonville, N. C AlCCLEl.l..'XND, T. M., Newport News, Va AlCGEE, BETSY B., VVinston-Salem, N. C AICCHRT, JDHN SHANV, Asheville, N. C iVlCSXVAIN, XM R., Kings Mountain, N. C MCTYRE, THEODORE P., South Hill, Va AlAINER, J. C. HOXX'ARD, Leesburg, Fla. MANGUAI, Rom' LEE. Chapel Hill, N. C MANN, LUTHER lVlARION, Miami, Fla Nl.-XRTIN, VVALTER H., Summerfield, N. MASON, BETTY SUE, Asheville, N. C MASON, AYERLUS LANDRENV, Andrews, N. C ALXSSIE., EVELXN M., Lowesville Va. AlAS'l', JANIEYE lf., Rominger, N. C. C lXlAIl-IENYS, CHARLES D., Bartow, Fla. MATHIS, FRED L., Augusta, Ga. A'lATTI-IEXVS, BETTY, Kings Mountain, N. C MAXWELL CERACE Roanoke Ala. .NlAYHEXY, BOYCE H., Statesville, N. C. MELVIN, ROBERT A., St. Pauls, N. C. lYlENDENH.-ALL, ONEIT.A, Lewisville, N. C NlETCALF, JAMES F., Stoeksville, N. C AlE'l'CALF, Rox' VV, Mars Hill, N. C. AlILIAN, NOEAII, Pinar del Rio, Cuba A'lILLER, M. D., Black Mountain, N. C .NlII,I.ER, NAoIxII R., Wlinston-Salem, N. C A'lILLER, RICHARD D., Ludowici, Ga. lX1ILI.S, VV. '11, JR., Charlottesville, Va lVlILLS.-APS, lVlAR'liHA L., Taylorsville, N. C MINSHEW, VWLLIAM L., JR., VVilson, N. C MOISE, H.AROI.D lVlILTON, Sumter, S. C. MoNRoE, RUTH II., High Point, N. O Z mono MooRE, ANN BRIGGS, Roxboro, N. AlOORE, HELEN JEAN, Moncure, N. . MooRE, JOHN FRANRLIN, Lenoir, N . A'lOORE, XMLLIAIII C., Asheville, . lVlOOREFIELD, J. D., l'Vinston-Salem, N. C AIORGAN, lJoRoI'IIY R., High Rock, N. C xl0Rli.-KN, AAvIllll lF.I.D L., Angier, N. C. .Xlowii-iI.I.IQR, -IACK, Andrexxs, N. C. .XlYI-IRS, HoxII'R Nl., Marvville, 'lL-nn. NEIoIIIIoL'Ra, PIct.oY A.. Hillsboro, N. C NIiI.NoN, -IOHN IJXYIIJ, Biltmore, N. C. NI3IYIoN, lJoL'I.IAs, Xonges ls., S. C. NIciHoI.aoN, BoIsRIE ul., Penrose, N. C NICKI.Iif., BoRRII' ANN, Augtista, Cla. NoI.EN, l'III.lJA :ANSI-1, Riehmond, Ya. NORXYOOD, H. l.., XYinsron-Salem N. C NORXYUUD, l.0L'lNl-1, XYinston-Salein, N. C OYIES, l,L'CY M. Rtitherfordton, N. C. Ooom, NoEI. IQENNI-fl II, Valdese, N. C f5GI.E, AvlYlAN Lois, New Orleans, La, OI.lN'P1 .'lxL'I.SEY T., Mt. Gilead, N. C. OLIVER, XVII.I.I.-IIYI RL'RsEI.I., Lvman, C cJRR, .loE L., Robbinsville, N. C. ORREN, BE'I I'Y .lEAN, Statesville, N. C. f,VER'li0N, il.-AMES XY., South Norfolk, MI OWEN, SUE ANN, Uavnesville, N. C. PACE, FINLEY, JR., Hendersonville, N. C PAGE, SUE, Hake Forest. N. C. PALIYIER, CH.ARI.ES ll., Kernersville, N. C PARKER, CZHARLES D,, Asheville, N. C. PARKER, SARA If., New Bern, N. C. PARKIN, F. j., Annapolis, Md. PARKS, .lUI.IAN RooERs Halifax, N. C. PARKS, SARAH C., jacksonville, Fla. PARRAIYIORE, L, ll.,XVake Forest, N. C PARRIS, BETTY ANN!-Q, Charlotte, N. C PAYNE, BRUCE BENNEIWI, Canton, N. C PAYNE, TUIYIMY -loE, Cherokee, N. C. PENI.ANo, BII.I.IE, XYinston-Salem, N. C PENLAND, PIAIJYIAGE N., Asheville, N. C PERIJUE, ,lAIxIEs HOIYIER, Memphis, Tenn PERRY. CAREY IIONEN, Louisburg, N. C PERRY, VVII.I.I.YAI C., Sherwood, N. C. PE'I'ERsoN, BYRON IJEMI1NI', Danville, Ya PEII-'RsoN, lf. O., Raniseytown, N. C. PI:I'ERsoN, -IACK L., St. Petersburg, Fla. PHIIIIPN, CHRINIINIQ Al., Godwin, N. C PHII.I.IPs, 'loYt1E l'iI.I.PlN, Fort Alill, 5. C PINNI-QLI., FRANK M., Henderson, N, C. PII 'IIxIAN, ,l. A., Roanoke Rauids, N. C. PITTAIAN, PIizII.I.A, Roanoke Rapida, N. C PI.EIxIAIoNs, Boa CHARI.Es, Asheville, N. C Pos'I'oN. HELEN JEAN, Alooresville, N. C PREBSLEY, RL'5NEl.l. M., -lefferson, S. C PRICE, -IACK FHAURICE D., Roanoke, Ya PRICE, REX BEAM, Forest City, N. C. PRICE, THoMAs RAY, Goldsboro, N. C. PRIIMIEN, P. M., North Charleston, S. C PRIYI-i'I'I'E, BI-LIIY Lou, Hillsboro, N. C 1 ,- r . 4 I' ' M -Q . .ix 4.14, nh . Yf 'K ' ' 'ii c H- .4.' xr Q 5 . ' gi' , f . '43 ,5 ' . . , L - 'D .,.- I ar u lr. h 2 n' A: A . 3 l .Q - . LLL . R. . . . . Im C f -I'fi1 U' vi' E9 E 1 62 S, Y I' A -4,11 d ' A I A fl I ' l f ?f:s5'f .-- ,G-A , 5 .5.1 f I via X -24 l .gf .r Q that I I 4.5 .aka I .ah , ii, ,uw iff, f is-,I ie ' AA AI Ah 4. E.-IIA- A 51 juniors ,.. 4. . 3 , . I .., 6 l Q. 'J C e 'ful avi iii Jr 'l A IL 4. 144 - M Alf 0 ig! ,- 6. 5: is .M ll P i fill' 6 Y 5-'I I 1 I' S. lg: 1.5 A . 49,3455 ,,, We ,S 1: f J Q S K I may-...4 . If V lvhx I i' Q . v I' 'E' 1AiLfll41 F 5 Q 5' ll V - NJ ' ,A i 'j' 1 V A. . l Cl waz-Wmjil J 3' . I Y 1 L I H- K ' ., :. F ' . - A ' . . 4y-- Q .- ,- l au I ii U F. Qu. .AAL ik juniors 52 PULLEN, JEAN DARDEN, VVilmington, N. C. PULLEN, JOAN D.'XRDEN, Wilmington, N. C. PUTNAM, DORIS, Rutherfordton, N. C. RADFORD, ANNIE LOUISE, Asheville, N. C. REED, GORDON K., Weaverville, N. C. REEVES, JAIHES D., Walnut, N. C. REGISTER, HENRY LEE, VVilmingtOn, N. C. REVIS, JACKIE L., Honolulu, Hawaii. REYNOLDS, JAMES JULIAN, Raleigh, N. C. RICHARDSON, RHODA C., lVhitehead, N. C. RICKEY, CORA MAE, Miami, Fla. RIDDLE, JAMES K., Asheville, N. C. RIDDLE, JOSEPH B., Mars Hill, N. C. RIDDLE, RICHARD LARUE, Asheville, N. C. RITCHIE, XVILLIAM C., Kannapolis, N. C. ROBERTS, C. C., Greenville, S. C. ROBERTSON, JOHN ANDERSON, Atlanta, Ga. ROBINSON, RIDGLEY K., Asheville, N. C. ROGERS, PATSY JANE, Hazelwood, N. C. RUMBOUGH, ROY A., Mars Hill, N. C. SATTERFIELD, lXlARY SUE, Raleigh, N. C. SAUNDERS, JAMES GRAY, Louisville, Ky. SAVAGE, BETH, Vlhshington, D. C. SCARBOROUGH, HELEN P., VW-rndell, N. C. SCHMIDT, BETTY ROSE, Bethesda, Md. SCOTT, DORIS ALXRIAN, Taylors, S. C. SCRUGGS A'lILLIE J., Morganton, N. C. SEAXVELL, REBECCA, Merry Oaks, N. C. SEAY, RY.AL GEORGE, Saluda, N. C. SEBASTIAN, RALPH ODELL, Crewe, Va. SHATEER, DORIS ESTELLE, Madison, Fla. SHIRLEY, DORIS ANN, Charlotte, N. C. SHOAE, BETTY FRANCES, Kannapolis, N. C. SHORT, AIILDRED J., High Point, N. C. SILYER, MARY FRANCES, Asheville, N. C. SIMMONS, CHARLES B., Greenville, S. C. SIMMONS, TOMMY D., Greensboro, N. C. SINGER, BARBARA JEAN, Miami, Fla. SLUDER, JOYCE LEE, Asheville, N. C. SMALL, RONALD GENE. Charlotte, N. C. SMITH, CHARLO'T'FE J., Granite Falls, N. C. SMITH, DORIS IRENE, Canton, N. C. SMITH, ELIZABETH M., Bladenboro, N. C. SBIITH, MILDRED V., Jacksonville, Fla. SMITH, ININA PHELPS, Washington, N. C. SAIITH, ROBERT FOREST, JR., Lenoir, N. C. SMITH, ROBERT LEE, Bartow, Fla. SMITHER, EDXVARD N., Richmond, Va. SNOW, HILD.A GREY, Mount Airy, N. C. SNOXV, Al.-XRTHA C., Charlottesville, Va. SOSA, Nl.-XRIA, Guatemala City, Guatemala STAHL, ANNA L. fPeggyj, Miami, Fla. STALLINGS, ALBERT C., Smithfield, N. C. STAMEY, JEAN E., High Point, N. C. A STEXV.-ART, HUGH S.-XMUEI., Lenoir, N. C. STOREY, LANKFORD M., Asheville, N. C. SUMERFORD, FIOXVARD L., Robbins, N. C SUMMERLIN, GEORGE E., Mt. Olive, N. C SXVANN, SARAH ELLEN, Statesville, N. C TANNER, DIAMES T, Elk Park, N. C. TAPE, Al.-ARY K.ATHLEEN, Hillsboro, N. C TAYLOR, ANN AIORROXV, Taylors, S. C. TAYLOR, JOSEPH C., Lumberton, N. TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, PEGGY LEE, East Bend, N. C. LEXVIS JALTON, Florence, S. C. OTIS MAN, Lumberton, N. C. C TEACUE, AlELBA j., Granite Falls, N. C THOMAS, GRACE D., Smithfield, N. C. THOMAS, HENRX' GEORGE, Charlotte, N C THOMAS ON, XNGLLIAM B., Greenville, S C THOMASSON, R. L.,VVinstOn-Salem N. C THREATT, VWLLIAM A., Greenville, S. C TODD, A'lARY FRANCES, Fayetteville, N. C TOZNILINSON, C. D., VVinstOn-Salem, N. C TREVATHAN, R. R., JR., Raleigh, N. C. TROTTER, .IOHN FREEBORN, Scarsdale, N. X TURNEIR, BE'r'x'Y ANN, Mocksville, N. C TURNER, HELEN E., West Asheville, N, C TYSINOER, -IONES EvANs, Lexington, N. C USSERX', IRA ROY, Rockingham, N. C. USSERY, SUZANNE, Roanoke, Ala. XEANCE, PATSY SARAH, Plumtree, N. C. VICRERS, XVIARY L., Rutherfordton, N. C VVALKER, E. M., Hendersonville, N. C. NVALLACE, EONA EUGENE, Miami, Fla. VVALLIN, BETTY JUNE, Stocksville, N. C XVALSH, JAMES LEROY, Marble, N. C. XV-ARD, :ANNE DELE'I'T'E, Liberty, N. C. XV-ARD, JUNE L., N. wiikesbofo, N. C NVARREN, EALVA GENE, Charlotte, N. C mt A eh 'G ,... T juniors i I S. .. 5 Li ' Q AL G? Fe Un 1 iff .D juniors XXASHAAT, AVISNER, Cornelius, N. C. XYATKINS, ATARIAN D., Weaverville, N. C. AVATSON, CORNELIA L., Pine Level, N. C. AVE.-XTHERS, KENNETH E., Whlhalla, S. C. AVEBB, AT.-XRJORIE, Roanoke Rapids VVELLS, TJ.-XYID IQMERSON, Coeburn, Va. XYE1.Ls, TJREXEL D., JR., Richmond, Va AYFLLS, QTEORGE VV., Mars Hill, N. C. XYELLS, H.AROLIJ T, Hagerstown, Md. XX 1-Q1.I.S, JOHN CARSON, Clemmons, N. C. XVESLEY, ROBERT L., Nashville, Tenn. XVEST, JOSEPH AARON, Hhrsaw, N. C. AVHFELER, ATARGARET, XVinston-Salem XVHITE, BEDIE JUNE, Charlotte, N. C. AVHITE, lj.-AVID NTONROE, Dillon, S. C. AYHITE, JAMES U., New Smyrna Beach, Fla AYHIVE, ROBERT EARL, Richmond, Va. AVHl'I'EHL'RS'l', TERRY A., Charlotte, N. C XVHITFIELD, Ii.-KTHLEEN, Hapeville, Ga AXJLIJER, FRED MORGAN, Durham, N. C. AATLLIAMS, JOHN EYERETT, Dania, Fla. AVILLI.-XRD, JOHN G., Farmington, N. C AVILLINGH.-KM, FRANCES, Dublin, C-a. AATLLIS, KENNETH Y., Lakeland, Fla. AYILBON, CiL'Y BILLY, lflberton, Ca. XYILSUN, THOMAS B., Wilson, N. C. XVINCHI-IWIER, BETTY Lou, Asheville, N. C XYINBERRY, CAROLYN B., Statesville, N. C XXOMAC, JOSEPH LUTHER, Andrews, N. C HOOD, NELLIE MAE, Raleigh, N. C. HOOD, AAALTER THONIAS, Alexandria, Va YARBROEGH, VV. R., JR., Charlotte, N. C YAT ES, PATTY JARYIS, Lenoir, N. C. XOLNG, NIYRA ELXZABETH, Asheville, N. C YOUNG, ROBERT LYNN, Asheville, N. C YOLNG, THOMAS RALPH, Asheville, N. C XDUNGBLOOD, S. MGD., JR., Lenoir, N. C XDUNGBLOOD, XXGLLI.-KAI F., Pickens, S. C .FEFFT -f llllaggy- Haw I li'b N N unfit! . . -wr, Aw 'is ly,z'.'3.',1,4lb-:SL A 1 , - ,A..A,N,,,,,,.dwff' ' 'A' NW.- f Ti-2.1 ,.ws:1'?f?ff'?t?33:57fg'4s' -fl ' . - - M 9:-ff ' . , ,?,..N,..- ..f--ffmh' ' .,W---zzz,-g,1:42'Is mf7wg A 4: 34. f-nuff: Y! gd J Y, Ah I ,'1j?.5?3x: .:y. -4 . 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Nl A + -r 1 fl ,+?hf1ff w 1 x, N M 4'1 wail, 4 rl N 'X !K.,.w 1 A f ' gf I .Wil org ' ation :IH ffliligi mmf to him 'who -uwritx, V J Q vl f N-w ' -I , , , ,fp f' M25-xxh But lien' 5 L1 XCIIIVIII' tlmt 5 xl1f'lcf'z'. 1 Q -.Q '?7.,l .,-X! f , x A f Q: .--3 v ' - f-vw w f-wg 1 I Q Hr A1110 g0lA.fUl din! lzf unlm, T fx '. -M -V 'Z' ,, V'-3. ,,,1:!?' ,. . , 3- 1 35,43 II 111 gat If all the tIll1t'kl'l'. : r 4 'fn Agn ,f 'A - il ' f ' 1 1 1 I 1 -Ioiix CI.-XYPOOI, Baptist Student Union President in ' or . . an -WA, f The Baptist Student Union, the organization on the campus which links the student with the local church, emphasizes those religious activities which strengthen the spiritual life of an individual. The B.S.L'. Council is composed of the leaders of the unit organizations such as Training Union, Sunday School, YKVA., and the Brotherhood. baptist student union 0 0 u n c i l Firtt mir, lqft to riglll: Barbara Xlorris, Paul Barwick, Thelma Angell, john Claypool. Ham Riner, Charles Glanxillc jean Nlason George Tami. Srmnd mu: Bill Huff, Neal Baker, Gordon Middleton, Edgar I-Terrell, Kelly Caudell. Margaret Lee Lee Belle man. jo Sloan, Morris W'illiams. 56 . 7' 'W f ,f ,,,,,,7,,,,,--.,,C,.- C- ,-,, - Lqfz 10 flUllIf .xlllfflfl Snyder, jeunne Ranisey. Freddie Fulghuin, Russell Shannon, Hill llulli, Xlurguret Stewart, Louise Stewart, Bill Ray, lressie Brown, Bernie SlAllll1gS,-IJCl-C Price. The purpose of the .Xlission Council is to arrange religious meetings throughout the surrounding ,,, . -1- Wir? areas in order to spread the gospel ofulesus Christ. Weekly trips to Uteen, VM.-averville, and other I ,t.1'xf -irfw-f ,A K - iv f--' -,7 - sections are the responsibility of the Council. Bill Huff was the chairman of the .Xlission Council for 1949-50. .fikfewib-1, e M14-il1J'Q,,'B'lfaa?ff 5 ' 'sterial conference . . ,.,.,-.. 3 When a ministerial student enrolls in .Xlnrs Hill College he 3llf0ITl1lIlC11lly becomes ii member of the Ministerial Conference which trains in preaching, Bible reading, and solving pastoral problems. The Conference meets once each week and presents a program that is beneficial to every member. 57 .w.a. coun il W: ,X Y N First rn-12, lrff-I tu rrqllrf l'il'fIL'-lL'21l1llC.lUl'll1S47l1,cil1I'lS llinsread, liva Nleconncll, ,lo Pirtard, Jeanne illason, Florrie Ann Law- if Vi, ton, Shirley Xlason, lfvclyu Reuse, Gerry Possum. Srmnd ro-U: Melba Hicks, jean McClain,lYanda Taylor, joyce ,J 'i Parsons, Sara Pecdin, l-'lorcnce .Xlcl-Iiddcn, Georgia Claiborne, Carolyn Havner. Tllim' raw: Brooks McGee, Ann Viz-5 Purycar, lfreddic lfulghum, Helen lYillaic, Katliryn Sites. V, QQ, il Promotion ol' a spirit of missions through study, prayer, contributions, and service is the goal ol' the -,-3j4lI'Zff , V . .. . . , , . . X. 1 ,QL Xoung Women s Auxiliary E Under the leadership of .Ieanne Mason, the YH..-X, Council of 1049-50, ,.,:fgj' Q'--ffcx composed of the general othccrs ol the campus organization. made great advancements in the held ol Ag Christian service. r , 1 r ' f it brotherhood 1'ilfXI mix, lfjf! tn right: Iiarl Davis, Mike McGee, Neal Baker, Harvey Crirninger. Srmnd rarw: Ralph Hogan, john Abbott, james Lambert. Third mu: Fred Ellis, Harry Allen, Silas Garrison, Dan jackson, Dudley Nelson., The Brotherhood ol' Mars Hill College strives to deepen spirituality, promote religious intelligence,- cultivate fellowship, and stimulate Christian activity among the men of the college. The work of the past year was led by Neal Baker. volunteers for chri t Yuliiiittwrs for Christ is Ll unit urg.1iiizg1tifm ul' tht- USU. lt piwwitlcs .in iippnrtiiiiirv fit' xt-tvicc ru all students xxlw :irc L-nrt-ring into full-time Clirisrinn scrvicu rvrht-r than tht- iiiiiiistry. Kelli' Cfuudc lcd tht- iirgnniznriun lgisr yt-nr. ethodi t leagu The .Nlctlwtiist Lcngtic is Ll gmup of .Xlt-rhrwtiist students who wish to priiiiiutc iiullfm ship .md Clim- tian atmosphere among thu .Xlcthotiists un Xinrs Hill campus. youth temperance council The Youth Temperance Coun- cil, a national organization, seeks to promote total abstinence from all substances which would be harmful to the body as well as temperance in all things. Morris W'illiams served as President dur- ing the past year. Sitzing: Jn Pittard, .Nlorris TYllll.lIl1S, Exene Phillips. SIiIl1i1'II1,Q.' ,lean Crisp, Louise Srewarfg Katherine Sites. 7 sunday school presidents Taught by members of the fac- ulty, the Sunday School offers instruction in the Bible and ideals of Christian living. The general director for 1949-50 was Gordon Middleton. Silling: Deannie Dungan, Sally Fire, Ftrie jeanne johnson. Smrlding: Katherine Sites, Eveleen Taylor, Lou Grililfm, VVillie Davis, Frank Litaker, LaMarr Brigman, Bill Helvey, Silas Garrison. l i .bo to no presidents The Baptist Training Union offers Christian training in public speaking, leadership, and wit- nessing. The general director for 1949-50 was Lee Belle-man. Sitting: Doris Link, Betty Chambless, Anne Jennings. St.1ndin,q.' Gene XValrers, Irwin Ad- cock, Ernest Sikes, Dick Stevens. forensics team 'v Sr.1lr.i.' jcemnc R.1mscx', lflaine Gibson, Pcrrv lfllns, Dons I,mk, fi.lI'UlVll H.1vncr. S1.1u.imq: juhn i'l.wp4ml, lA.1cV A K Thornburg, Hr. DcSh.1io, Xx'YlH.ll d C.1lI1S, Daxsul Hklls, iiwnrad 5f.llllI1gS.l 4 .. . . , . , . . ff -qt X14-'51 Q13 X39 ' lhc PFIIIILIFY purpnsc of thc Iforcnslc I1-urn Qt .Xlggrs Hull Cullugu gs tuqdcwlwp .IINUHQ thc srmiunrx X 1 2-9 an cnrnusr dwlrc to pnrrlcrpnrc ln publlc spunklng nf ull types, de-lmr1l1g, lmprfmmpru, mdm work, .md RQ, ' 3 4 draxm. Hr. Ramon lJcSImzo sponsors thc group. home economies elub Fmur mug lzjfr In riqllli Cnrfwlvn Vllxl1gtm1, Dumrlwx' Row Uurg.1n, Wlclxu' IICIHIYIY. .lc.mrw PIIIHLT. Ruth Xnn Divm. Suu Page l7v.1 D.n'cl1pnrt. S'r'm11.i wig: flhflkflfk, Cfxrrur, Ivulyn IM-cw, 171-Jruwc H.1x w. XYIVIHIC Prmulu. ,lmwc Par- mns, Fmncts Ffmstcr. UN. Hvvwcll, 'I-limi mix: lmulw Nnrwrmd, Ann Herd, xx'llU1lQ IAITTIIIJIT. Vzrgmm Hmmm jenn Hamilwn, Bc-tty' Schmidt, Hurry' King, Hclcn Turner, Carolyn Hlrrcrr, Drrrix HllfC'hlD5. r:.ll'0lYIl Spmki. dramateers The Drainatucrs su-la to acquaint stutlcnts with thc funtlanicntal basics of practical training in di- recting, costuming, lighting, nialcu-nip, and Stzlgc craft in thc prcsuntation of known plays. i delta p i omega fgsf 2 as Egi- e e. t ea se. .JX-BSRPLKS, v Q17 Lfjfr for 7'lQl1I.' Ilan Stallings, Bculah XYhitc. hlusic Koster. Willard Callis, 'jo Pittard. Elaine Giljson, Lahlarr Brigman, Xliss Cowan, Rudy Singleton, Marilyn Flemmg. Delta Psi Omega, a national dramatic fraternity, continues the work of thc Dramatecrs on .1 much higher level. EBAY PHrrr.1x'inu thc rule C.1lIis us Nlr. linrrurr. v I PK 'Q Q the harretts of wimpolo street Hi' l .li2alwrl1 lialrrctr l5r1ml1lI1g. .lv Pirmrd cw-srnrrul uirh Dun ,X1fmkIx'. .lx Rwlrurt lirmxning, .ms Thu cnriru cam prusunrcd an cxccllunt purt'm'111.1r1cu. x 5 W 3 , ' Wk-' -fray-4-ff 1:,,'.i K . 63 tml nt l'90llll il ,r i,-' .uf . Smmi: Tressie Brown. Seen Florrie Anne l.,3XYfOl'l,XYL1I'ldLl Taylor, Pres.: Eva McConnell. Stalldilzlq: Silly Fite ' Betty jo Bernard, Bonnie Pearce, Carolyn Carlton. 'ij fr-L V itll'-A The Girls' Council meets weekly with the House Mothers and Dean of Women in an erliort to pro- 'fl if ,Yr more obeying of college rules, discuss campus needs, and make it possible for the faculty and students f :T rx, to work together. Last year's president was lllinda Taylor. I ggi' 1 h0y's lmuse president ii 7 Front: james johnson, Sprinkleg Bill Hines, Brown. Stitmiing: john Stoots, Vlboclg Guy YViggins, Lanclersg Dewey 'vVells, Treatg Ham Riner, Melrose. The Boys' House Presidents sponsor weekly house meetings and are responsible for the conduct in boys' dormitories. 'Q 1. I OKI I I PM florida club harlotte club aa-LA l vlVl1I'UllQl1 the UI'QLlI1iZ.lIiHl'I wi' rcgimml clulus, srunlcurs uphold the high spirits fwfs ll1lL'li lwrm-, Thu clubs must xwwlltllly, cr1jwy socinls, :md plm prrvgrmns that arc typical ul. thc scctlrmx rupm-wl1tcd. X Fmur mu. lwfl fu rlqlff: ,lu Plfhlfd, Joyce Shcrrxll, B.nrlwL1r.1 l.1lIcx . Barn ckh.llIIlilC55. Xl.lI'g.ll'L'I Puma, 'Ig-.1l15tu um. Smn1.frff1g: I' Link 1 Lll'f1kCf,f,:hlCf Nl.xr5h.1lg Duucy Hblls, XI1ku.XIcUcc,I.1ul D.1v15, Bull Hclvuy. john Peck. l mars hill IZ ll tl i ' If 'rf' glee club 0 I' 0 h G S t 1' a scriblerus 1 4 - PAUL Dlxvls Pl'!'Xl1'1l'llf Fmlzt. lfjfr tn VIQIIIJ Dnris Annu Link, 'ln Sloan. Cfarfrl Ylflwlv. Eva Xlclfonncll. Cjcrry Fusgum. ,XI31-ggrgr Sfgwgrr. Thelma .-Xngle.YY1lmcrlBcrry', Anne Rcagan. Anno Blair, Karhcrinc Sires. Srmmi mir: Gordon Xllddlcton, Charlie Glanvillc, Frank Limkcr, Lacy 'I hornburg. Bull Lloyd. I-'Jul Davis, xlllik' NICGCC- honor business JOYCE SHERRILL P1'r5in'r11t Lrifl to right: jnycc Sherrill. Nancy Rogers. Etta Sue Richardson. Barbara Lilley. Helen Bript. George Tanji, Lois Rogers, Xlarjorlc Barnes. Berry Leatherman, Par Murphy. Fleta Hampton, Betty Pate, Davld Games. 68 orpheon - f x'X Iixluunx ,Xlmuuw I'1'l'xnIz'l1! Fmln, Ig!! ln nqln: Xlr. Rulm-ru, Xl.1r l r.amw ulwlmwn. Inuxw Stun .1rr, I'r.1rl:.xr,1 Xlwrrlx, IMI' Dlwlm IR-all. Xvlfglllld Bridges, ju Rum. lub Science Is . L' I h 9 u .lm Num I I Xl ll :xx l'l'rxilIl'111 F1751 mir, iff! to rzxglll: Harold Ncun1.1n. Iilll 1.1m rg-nts, .Xl,mrIccH.1ll, Srmlzli mix: ilu' Smith. -Irrlm Dunn, Ilmnlrnl Sluclds, 'I hum 5umm'r, .Inc Smith, .I.lII1L'N Kwmm-IIx'. 'l'l11r.I mtgi ,Ig-.ln I rxxp. I'l.1rlur.x Clllvc, Nam Y X1d'r.1I-Ill-rm. JXIIHQ Illlnlclrrannl. Nancv fllcuwnr. Xlr. Uurrun, IQIIIVIII rfflg, Xlr :Xrtlmr Ulmml, lluyll lgfglllli, Vlxllr Pvflk, lilll Ill-lwv. Charles Bron n, .lfvhn Sandcrm. Mr, Yurnnn U mul. 69 Iiiomaii Kumi it international relations club 1'1'f'.mf1'11t v Flrxr mu-, lqfl to right: Xlarthl xxvl1lfCl'lC1!d, Betty jo Bernard, George Knight, jo Pitrard, Ann Puryear, Becky Cumby. Semnd row: Pete lhvis, Don Hensley, Betty Cflmmblcss. Carolyn Carlton, Mary Berryman, jean Stevens, lirmu jean Danner, Harvey Crimin- ger. Tlllm' wuz' Mr. jolly. Dan Stallings, Dewey YYCIIS, Lou Gritiin, Ifvclcen Taylor, Betty .lean Riddle, Bill Snyder, Mr. Cotton. spanish v Wil- l l DOROTHY Dixox IJ1'rxidv11r Sitting, lffr to riglzl: Sally Smith, Rose Reid. Smmimg in lurk: Dorothy Dix0n,XYandJ Taylor julianne Lawlor. honor 43 classical .X V in A 3 ,LQ Q . ' . , b - ,,, r-1 ,- Q-Q 1. 1' ' - '. 1f4. ' R . 1 I V V' .,5,A51,.,.'kff .1 . L nieliff'a-:+fPi14A+- ei! I Y 1 riffs: - 5iJQ:,g'1- q,'E:,4? r - 1 ' 'iaglv gf -1-13f5:ifvfg1.'g 4 if-2231-3 3 ' 0 O ' ,. ' 'ffzfiffffff ' ' N ' f i. A A ' , , -.fm-::'1 Q 9 9 T- 1-. .11 ' - - '-1,1f3131g162'gK.,j'H,xx--.j'f::.cf1 ' -K , ' .9 ny, -, V. .n-:- V, Q.-, ,. -, 1- f a s x , A f - ' 1 1721 . A' , .AQ i , vg 1 1,1 v:4:.6,.a1:g1,Q,: -1' Y-.sr I.rfr In nqht: Xlr. lxcmiall. Ruswll Slmnnun,jc.1nm: Ruusuy. john Falls. f1CI1CPhIHlPS. french .- 1 uw I 1. Su www l'm'i11'w1f lu,xmf'r Pm IN IJ lwfdrflf ..'-3, -a Srafrd, Iqfl m Vriglzfx Vcrncll .-Xhcrn.1rl'1y, Xhrgarcr Purrs, .I-v Sm'-icr. lflunc iixhwn, law- Iyn Reese. Mzrldlflq: Bnnmc Pearce, Dorcas league, l r.mcc: lfrnucil, julm :Xlmu1d.1, jimmy Dcliruhl. german lull 4 3 IJITXI row, lfjfr to riglnr Mrs. Vann, Carolyn Greene, Betty Hnustnn, Barbara Cabs, .losie Kester. Srmmi mu: Hicks lflmore, lilflt' ,leanne johnson, -lcunniu l.ynn, .loyec XYidick, R, l.. Xllirrcn. Third row: Bert lfdwurds, Donald Cruwlorcl, Bob Fugnte, The German Club is not an honor club at the time of this public-Irion' however the mem- , . . , . . . . ' 3 ' -2 'ff ' A TATT- bers are hoping to convert it into such an organization within the near future. art club i Hifi' ,f'l'i L q tl fe' ,. W. f Vlbt- I-il.-fa . il-will gig ii-,Y '- 122 , , ': 1 .- yt ll ,J .2534 , M. ,,- l,. rss- In ol Smtfd, lfjff to right: jo Sloan, Betty Lambert, Miss Beulah Bowden, Nancy McCracken. Sfillltlvllgf Fred Youngblood, Betty Shoaf, Lulllurr Brigrnan, ,lean Harnrlek. Al Dodge. Although this club is not an honor club it consists of students who are interested in various fields of art. The club meets monthly and often sponsors exhibits of the members' work. uhlications , . r, 1 A x , ' 5 f , 'I K :A L 3 1 'H' , f 'Vb jQ3- ' ,P 145, :I Tflfllfl' 1111111-fi1'l11 ix xxzlffll and Wfritg N , IW ' -A V , N . . w -,', f' 'RQ-3 Bm' J good om' is Amr, Iurrlv and Luffy X- 3 -will ' 'Z-fvf . 1 me . - ii- Jim' will f1lI01'1It'l' ix Doo and Dnriat' lax. XE? f14b , 1A K V,Qi,:!V . -Y! li V5 xi., A 7 ff 3 But flu' lwxt ix prolmlvlv Grin and Barrrtf - N f-.,f- ' ., --A Q-, 4, ' 4 Y I ' :lah '-'Mb Z ' -L F th 1950 laurel Before writing the closing lines ol' the 1950 l.,xL'Rm. we should like to make ti few explanations. The task of publishing ti yearbook is never an easy one, and this year our problems have been numerous. Our budget his been cut considerably in comparison to the l.XL'REI,S l -LXIARR BRIGAIAN. . . . .A-Irf Editor Bon XVAI.Il,-ACE. . . ..., Plzolugmplzrl' in recent years. This has brought about extra work for every stafl' member particularly the Business Stall under the direction of CHARLES YOUNG. The Business Stall aided the budget by soliciting for a com- XXGLLIAM H.AROLD NEWMAN. . . ........ Editor YHNDA LEE PITAYLOR. . . . . .fisxocirztr Editor mendable advertising section. VVe have tried to give you a book that is different from any that has ever been produced at Mars Hill. Wk: hope we have represented Mars Hill as YOU see it. . 7 fi A4 i R l Cu XRI rs Yuexu H1lXlll1',i',V ,ll.111.iQrr 'lihis is Mars llill's annual pictures of yuu :ind activities in uhieh you participated, and we hupe that you elm lmilt lmela uver it and reenll Ll year that has heen filled xx ith pleasant things. We xx ish tu thunk you for your many helpful suggestinns, eurvperntiun, and lmeking. ,-r- - A f A R. l'. Sxuiu wi: ,Xvw Iluuis ' , 'lMlXfi1llf fn BIINIIIVXX .lliuniurr .X I it. Rumiu 1' Ciiwxi lx N .'1ifI'l,l'z'l' A4 A 4 Sl.-Xl l Xll-'Xll5liRS. lr!! In rlqflr: SJIUHIV lean Iolinsuii, Hucli Suiuinerlivrd. l l.1ine Cilliwn, Peggy Stihl, lhvnl Xl.ltrl1exxs,,lL'.ln lJl1llL'n.uIrinn Piillen. lletry Bryan. liliirwuud Hill. Glmlys Ones. 75 ff he Hilllvv Pl.-XIN LIY ING AND HI Tiililishtil l-3: the Stu-1-ents -'-I Mars Hill if-Lille-ge, Mars Hill, N. C. l-fntureil ai- S-icfinpl-class matter Feliirunry ffl, 1925, at the Postotfice :it Mari- Hill, Niirth Czirvilinn, under the Act uf March fi, 154750, Pub- lifhewl semi-iniinlhly flurinr: the colfege year. Siiliwi-ii-tiiin Rate . . . ,. . .. , ,,.. Year 51.00 STAFF Il-litiir . , ,. , . , Peggy Janes .-Xssiii-vane lfdivfir , ,, ,... ., , Gerry Fnssum Sports lnilit-ir . ., , Pziul Barwiek -Mlxurtirinu Mziimiuvi , , WVinnie Primrln' - :Xl Bright Virt-ulaiif-ri Nldriai, r .. ,,.., Marianne Summers Iixeliziriztf Ijiliuir . Peyuy l.ui,:i- CONTRIBPTORS Ji- Sloan - Yituiniii liriflues - Ellie Jiihnsiin - lieth S:.n:i::': - Szminu' Jean Ji-hnsi-n - Mary -'inn Summers - Ruth Ellen Monroe - Bob lVeSIuy - Elaine- Gin-on 'Volume XXIY October 28, 19-19 Number PEGGY .loses Editor The Advertising Staff was at its best last year as the merchants in the nearby regio L F vertising by means of the Hillmpk circulation. ns souvht ad :X great deal of old fashioned work was necessary' by everyone associ- ated with the Hillmp. 76 The Hillmp, the Nlars Hill College newspaper is published by the student body every two weeks. It is a member of the National Press Association and the Intercollegiate Press A ssociation of North Carolina. Last year, the Hillmp was rated first among the junior colleges in North Carolina. . L, A H is, :Q-.f .1 fs? f , '-'I' .fr 'J 'Zi ' ' it , . GERRY Fossusi f1.V.V0l'ii1ft' E ir' im 1' VVixNiE PRNGLE A AL BRIGHT xldwrtirizzg illmmgrv' Atmriate illnmzger Xllss LUL C,1xRxL.lc .... . H-. 1,11 ClRCl.'l,A'l'ION S'l'AI-'I-'Q .Nlarjoriu lffw. Pug I,uu.1Q, Pura lhvus ,Nlariannc Summcrs, ,lL'kIl'1 .XlcCfl11in, 'limmy Nushlrr. TV .NIAIQIANNE SL'AmERs P.xL'I. BXRXYICK l1fI.1z.uxE'1'l1 Bklnrglis Cfl'l'IlIJlf0lI .XIJIIJQFT .Sfwrrs Edimr AU.111.1qi11g Izlfimz' RIfPUR'l'IfRS: Stifffif, ff!! In riglllf -lnnicvc Mast, Bk-rh Snvngc. lfttic vlulmwn. XMIM'- 111,Q.' ,IO 5103U, Izlulnc Cilbson, Gcnc Wlarrcn, Vcrncll Abcrnnthy. lfarlinc Collicr, Irwin .-XdC0Ck, George Fleming. 77 a garden God, make my life a garden where low takes root and grows Into kindly thoughts and deeds that blossom like the rose. The rose's task is just to elimb upward toward the sky, Giving out its fragrance to every passer-by. Thus, may I too, fate lieawriunzrd, and grow in grace each day, Oh, let art aizgefsfngers pluck the thorns of sin away. Let me 161771 upon the trellis of thy great protettiug fare, Through the altliemy of grakehigake my life fragrant, fair. , . Bruise and trash should be thy will, lf a sweeter perfume tl1oi4,eah1'ii trlzeieby distill. :Ind when the thiflastey-gailflefriei tails, my task on earth complete, I'll break the alizlmsterwlzdx perfziiize at thy feet. If , ' 5 A - V V ' X-V I A fl I xl 'x N M. ,XV , 'ku MRS. W. J. SENN i ' V l Mk IV ,-wi 'I :ple Wk N , , I-,Q ' hr, 4. ,: A A Y ..IZ5fL ':'i i A 2 , Y L-K xx ll , Kf , 'B i g'vv-iibxeg Xlllj N '59 3 '. k - N E-f +ff'-iff' gl Ll -,Q is :iw f -' ,A---7 ' ,-i' -fs.. x f Y ' - f X41 . 'EEK' , ,,f: l57' X , ff t -Q gg X 221- 'fait A, whif- 115 -:P Q17 4 v t as gn '- ff 1. if ,Lee 'fo ttt' - ' - Q ' r j g f -r?'rf-:gl 78 I 11- + - -Q Emi? i . if -X Q PM 4- X 1 qs .ERN . jiri ki ffhv r A M - . - . . . . .K.'g-1'f':'fQA1 Ulf' 1x flu' mzrmr qi lczng and xfmzu' o y, M. df ,.. ,lt -W' ., . ' f,,.,,fQ-,f..:f f!f'4: -'jd 5 -X fly all that 'uw' nn' and do. '-Y 1 -- X-Tvwf QE X1 . . . ,gy 1 lm! gzw to the -zcnrld rin' Iwi you 11.I'1't', '. ' 'x f-ll. A-, 'TTD : 'A 'Q . 'N -V 'xg - A Q-fm, :Ind fflf' 17t'XIiL'IHl'llllIl' lurk to von. , x ,. ', .gf fe 33-gg -Y, ' 'igflf' ' ' .QQ ,gfauggj ff' f ,, A T,- .K-J . L giiffgiprf . , 4 'HM 5' jig Hullmlx i BS nonpareil-euthalia l .- 11 . .' ,1 ' 3. , L XX - X 'XXX Q, of 64:55 SHN. is 111111 ei? Q1 The 59th year of Non-lfu brought to the hall of l'Black and Gold a surge ofnew faces and talent. The society was enriched and enlightened by this renovation. Having as its ideals. Dignity, Simplicity and Conservatism, Non-llu seeks to build young men and women of Christian character, nourished in the brotherhood and fellow- ship of their great society. Nonparcils and lfuthalians seek to become better able to Face the public with grace and comfort. They are taught to express themselves clearly, forcefully, and tactfully before an audience. There are things about Non-lin that cannot be put into words . . . the memories cherished and the people loved. As long as there is a society on Nlars Hill campus, Nonpareils and liuthalians will proclaim with strong voices: l'This is worth lighting for! 80 ll0ll USE , G' I 'SAM -Io SI mx, , , ,SI'm'f.II'y. , . ,FIIINIQ I,1 I.IIII-.Ia HIP I IY -In ISI IIN Inu: . .l'rI'xIIfI'l1r, I..PxL'I, HIIUVICIQ I 1 Nxxm' .XII 1 fu um x l'iI'I'-l'n'xiIiI'ul, . . , .BlI,I. III-.I.x'I-ix' F' Dru' ,II xv HIAIIIII lx . . l.l'1mfI', . , l..xr:Y IIIIIIINIIUIII. 'L 4 CIIIIII, XYI III: . , ..SIw'I't.II',I', . lJI'ImI.I,x NFLNLJN IJuIzIs LINK . .lJm'1dr1ff . . ,,,.. BILL HIII vm' , ANN LYNN, , Vm'-l'n'xiII'I'nl .... . , IJILXNIQ LII mm an H r53 'f lim II' lluumx ..... .... f .'I'f1wI', ., . ,.,.., ,,.'luIIx' IJIxux' If I I h Ig , , , .--1 IDI-'IIIIIIN CI I xII X I .S'I'm'fIII'-I. , ,CQIIIIIJIIN .XIIIJIDI II lox Avy Ixxx. . ,I'I'I'xIII'1'fIf , ..,,,. VII INK LII Xlxllli f0'.pn,,.if. fIXIiUl I XY: III: ,.., ,... I 'III'-l'r'I'.fIIfI'11f. . . . , .,lXffK Cm I IW' YI IIxIfI I. ,XIII IIXIIIII. .,... !,Q'11xfII'. , . .PIIII CIOOK 81 Hfreedom ring 'l The 59th Anniversary program, given in honor of the founding of the lfuthalian Literary Society and as a dedication to the Nonparcils, used the theme, Freedom Ring, throughout the literary program and finale. Against the scene of a log cabin set in the midst of a wooded area, a chorus of workmen sang a number of pa- triotic songs, featuring a solo and instrumental numbers. The narrator successfully connected the ideas Of the newly won freedom and the beginning of u new nation as represented by the stage set. anniversar t-'PH girmtw - V A sa - A . 'rAv.iA V 1 --uxfvr .,,, 4' 'eq '4 82 Wdowoy paths r'-4 wi i- '- , i Y' 9 x ,, 4 I 1'-Inu reception The Hth Nonpatuil Rcccption, honoring thc lfuthalians, hiul as its thcmc 'I-Xml all our xx ays arc dcxi my wctf' 'lhc si.-tions half of the program nas Ulluxwy tlawns bring tliainontl paths of beauty. lfivc paths ol' lncatity convctgctl at thu foot of ti hugc, glittering tlianiontl st-t in front of 3 friczu ot an curly dawn. ln thc hunioroiis half, which had thc thcmc, Rocky paths gitu niglitinaru allcysf' ii skit mis given consisting ol' 11 convcrszition hctwccn thc lamplightur and ii hum, Ll Scottish tlancu, il song by thru- cuts, and ti solo and chorus comhinzition at thc L-ntl. x-L BA! 83 'N A, MTH clio - philomathia .1 ,mllwli lilllllmm E llllll ll llllllrlii mumlli ,-if The Clio-Philomathian Literary Society endeavors to establish in each personality its three ideals-Truth, Purity and Fidelity. The society seeks to give man the ability for expressing the knowledge which he has ob- tained, and also to create within man the desire for congenial association and contact with others. Clios and Philo- mathians cstcem one another highly and strive to be of assistance constantly. Members of these societies learn to work together with love as a basis for each task rendered. lt is the sincere prayer of every Clio and Phi that jesus Christ might be the head of their society, and each one strives to give Him that place. 84 liir lplli IJRL' .xIURf,.XX. . ,,.. C1'llXlll', . . , . 151411111 O1 111 Lil-lLI,k 'lb11l:1is, . .I,1'1xvidr11f, . , . ,,.. B111 Rn' .IoP111-11411. , , , . , , , I'zu'-l'1'1'1i1f1'11I. li1'u1u.1-3 KN1r.l1 1' 'fi' tvrn' IJIURIKIF ANN1-1 Lux mx . .Swf'wr.11'y. . , , f:IIXl!I.Il, li1.,xNx'1L1,1-3 1' I,oU1s11 5'1L111x11'1 ..... , , .,.. Ct'll1WlI', . , , , . .lL.11aL1L H.x11z1c l71.0RR1E ANNE I,-xwluw. . . .P1'rxi1if'11I ,,,, cjli x141,1E fV1L,XNVII,I.F A H .V , , .IEANN11 R,1A1s1'x' ..,,. . Vm'-1'1'1xvi11'rl1f . . ...,.,, 'lu11N Amms 11111111 r3a f IJRU Nlounixv. . . . .Srfl'1'f.11',1'. . . . ,1'i1fu1u.1-1 KULN1' 1.01.1 f,1l4I-KY Kmlp IMNNE Rbxxnrix' . lJOL'ISE STEXYAR I. Lou GRIFFIN .... . , .l.'1'11xm1 A . . ,fihlllilili Twin . .l'n'xin'r11f . ..,. -IOHN Auum , . .Sm'rrt1z1'y, A A .... ILARL1: H11111: , . Virf-Prfsidmt. . . , . .GEORGE XYEST 85 forvnsiv Wsong of life 1 cast or -My 5 -'f- 1v A 'f 7' ' ' ' ' -' f: U , ':,-Q V ' i ' ' 14,1- , i'QS?:11:.4-':1::.,-,. This year the Philomathians displayed a very impressive anniversary which used the theme, Song of' Life. After the literary part of the program, the curtains parted revealing a black stage with only the faint outline of a series of arches visible. As the scene was slowly lighted, an introductory narration representing the Spirit of Music and Literature was given. A poetry reading, vocal solo, and choral selection followed. Finally the middle arch parted in two sections, revealing a beautifully lighted harp and scroll, the symbols of Music and Literature. anniversar 86 quest for tho grail ,FQ efqfgix Q g ' 'H , . 'x-I .A A 5 .uv If 4g , xv I V+- 54. , l Q 1 J -' 4' 1 . , fx-,,. - V- A-ma' 1- 'V m ' ,L li '1 f JFTTQ .- X . . R' - t-1. 7 A 1 I K if A ,a 3 , 'l 5 . 3.4, x mwwwimn Qxu-sr lx1xrrlu'Cir.1il Xx.1SI'llL'QCllk'l'.!lfllL'INL'lhl1flllllRL'L'QpIlHI1l'l1l8 x'c.1r, Lking rlu- nu'xlu'x'.1l Cflifllllllllg' rlxrwuglx , u . 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A f. ww 1 v ,Q Axdzzg. ...EJ 1-lb f-fq,-4,.. jk ff ,pig-1,5-1 44 41,1-.e,,,1., 1- 2' 'T :QQ L2f,f5m24i-9147! wh -., ,- ff A4 1 W N a-ual!-1 ' 1:13-QE N, ' ig? 1 V f 1-I v 'f 'ff 1 67 -,V-f -V-2. -XAYTL! xxllag' jj nay ' fx 'Q' wggf,-.2151-i1J1k4I,.ygf?hK 3513522-f .1 1 T Lqfz to rigln: Head cheerleader Ted Adams, jean Stevens, Louise George, Ruth Monroe, Bobllihire, Faye Cochran, Barbara Davis, lla Graham, and Charlie Tomlinson. Mars Hill had a large number of new boys on its team this year. This is generally true every year since a boy can play only two years. 'Pi develop a consistently winning team the players need to play together more than a single year. Though the statistics do not show it .Xlars Hill did not have too bad a season. Five ofthe games which the Lions lost were by only one touchdown. The team certainly played hard and showed good sportsmanship which is just as im- portant as actually winning, for if one plays his be-st he will win no matter what the score. football if Coscri Wooonow Ramsay COACH Bois Foxuuos 90 .Hwmr vnu' al' -... we GH-Gt fl-A Flirt mac, left to ritglzt: Coach Edwards. llvims, Lang, Saunders, Mycr, Butler, Hairc, Bmvinmi, Bennctt, Cwucli Ramsey. Sffllllafi mu: Rnbinsuti, Hullmd, Corn, linglmd, Martin, Curling, Mathis, Collins, Mgr. lfrazier. Third row: Yuuiigbluud, Threat. Nelson, Cook, Olive, Mayhew, Phil- lips, Lirtiiiiiirgils. Huzrlll uns: Limkcr, liduxirds, Glcnn, Hudgc, Hipp, Qvcrtun, U'h1tchu.id, Mgr. Parka-r. Mins Him. 6 Hiuzxssiai: I3 Mars Hill opened its season with Hiwassce. Myer scorcd for Mars Hill with NYliitul1cad, Glu-nn, Hndgcs and Saunders sharing thc honors on tlcfctisc. 'lihc Lions played hard but sccmcd fitted to lose. Sluts l'IIl.l. 12 Mii.l,iG,-w 0 Mars Hill took tn thc air in the first Homt- game to dclicat Milligan 12 to U. ,Nlycr passed to XYhitc- head and Curling for tht' toticlitlmvns. Martin avurnigctl +0 yards pcr punt in an outstanding pcrtinrmnncc in this dcpartmcnt of thc game. Capt. -IOHNNY S,tL'NnEits li.-XRLE Huiu-1 SUNNY Homin DAN GLENN Hitt. ,Xlwit End G zmrd G zmrd Center Burk .. t A1ARS HILL O A'lARS HILL 0 GARDNER-WEBB 6 LEES A'lCRAE 32 Mars Hill held the strong Gardner-lVebb team to Riddled with injuries, Mars Hill was defeated by six points. Myer and lVhitehead threatened several Lees McRae 32 to 0. Whitehead and Saunders stood times, but were unable to score. Saunders and England out for Mars Hill, but were unable to out-perform the with their excellent defensive work did much IO keep conference champions. the score low. Barca OI.IN'E BILL THREAI' Dox ENGLAND TOMMY HIPP GARVIN MARTIN Gzmm' Bark Bark Tackle Bdfk 92 AMES BOWMAN ED llvANs PIIILLIP COOK GI-QNIQ PHll.l.lPS BILL Bizxxi- ri End 'Rzrkle Yllrlclr Bizrlc Burk NTARS HILL O BELMONT ABBEX' -1-O Mars Hill met Belmont Abbey in Charlotte to be trampled 40 to 0. Many injuries helped make the per- formance rather poor on the part of the visitors. Threat looked good for the Lions on Offense while Overton, Saunders and Hodge shared honors on the defense. Mans HILL 6 LENOIR RHYNE I3 Mars Hill played host to Lenoir Rhyne On a rainy day and was defeated by one touchdown. The whole team played excellent defensive ball, and stopped many enemy threats. The Lions threatened many times to seore but eould not quite make the grade. .lick HOLLAND, tackle BILLY COLLINS, back FRED fNI.xI'HIs, tackle BOYCE .'Xl.n'HEw, back .Xluzs HILL O BREVARD 6 On Thanksgiving Day Hats Hill entertained Bre- vard in the annual Homeeoming Game. After a well fought battle with several bad breaks Brevard scored in the tinal quarter to win. Xlartin kicked one of the longest punts of the year during the game to give him one Of the best printing averages in the conference. ln this game there was nO single star, but a team of stars. qu. GE'TER ROBINSON, center JOHN YYIII'I'EHI5,-In, back FRANK LII.-XKER, guard DL'Dl,EX' NELSON, back 94 i X J Y Y W1 ,N 1 I 4 I w ,fl 1 H! 4 4, - I I .ax N I muf,' Xlgr. luglu. l 1i,frr1f11'. lr!! In zfgllfg IJ-mul. 'Ik'I11L'X', RwlrQrrx.9l1.1xcr, I'r1:l1xl1 l,1x lux' S'-ww! mi. I1-mmm, llwxulk lflllx. lruxlyr. Xlvvvrc. Xwung. llffni rff1.' cuhlyyl lwlxulrmii. Ilulww, Ii-vluv, HIILLl1L'l',xX.ll'I'L'H lhlxu. 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'l lu- luugfu- .fs .1 xxlwlf- uns flu- lu-Ar Xl.1rs llnll lun uf-r l1.ul, ,XII flu- ff-.lms playful uf-Il gmfl slumf-fl guml spxrlr .mfl fllu- 5P1fI'f5Ill.1llSl1IP. lxxlnxlifmuxw P1 lulllxllx I-xsfuwxIM,1mf fxllillhl llmm A . 1'-1 aaa faked 6541 ' 2.571 ' J 'X J 19941 nl' i KIlt'F1l11Q,1l:fl In right: Harringmn, Ugr., HL-ct. Mgr., Hcmphill, Liptmp. RAY, Bunn. G. Nlarrin, .-Xndcrson. Pfmlc, Hairc. Stain! ing: Coach Ramsey, Thornburg, Nlalphus, Blllings. Brown. Phillips. Russell. -lackson, Br.adsh.1w, Stapleton. C. Nlartm, Dunn XYalker. 'i 1 u I QEARYIN AI.-XRTIX BOB RAY i I i fufwxw. , A .,,,-,,j'D ' 1 7- 211-if Track has lmucuinc one of thc sports in xxhich Xliirs Hill boys have cxccllcd. l.11st yt-nr they cstalilislicd Ll good rccord, and with nmny nl- the same hfiys lmcli plus many good ncxx priispucts thu tcam should lic ll xx inning fine this year. .IRL J ' 1 :Q 'll it 'gl E -,iii j, ' -1- 51 track ' i HQ! ,,, +,,asq,z HA X HI'-1. ' uns -Q .9 C ' as Hi HA , 11438, HIL J 'Q s Q ,I , 1. 5 Q ,- as 5 . , H as H l +P-ns +5 ,Q 95 Wiz , ,as H115 H455 1 + , 4' fifllglf Bailey. Hunting, Putiimli. Barriiigcr. Rugurs. SI.ir1tflH,i.g: l'i.lIICF. llrmiialim-. Nlycr, llylwy, llurtrwii, Chunk, XX h lcd . 99 L te 9-WQ .mg 'mm an an M11 A6 AULUSI 212 fu-'L J-3' Lqfl to right: Coach Prmcc. Shaver, l r.1ncis-I,au, Snyder, Phillips. Lxllcy, Newman, Chanlcr. Teague. Mgr. L-nn 5 31511 L, ,I!lS!,, An g 0l'0SS Clllllltl' Kurrlilzu. lqft to right: XXL-lls, Huringcr, Corringhlm. Xhrtm. Sr.u1.1'111Q: Rogers, Horton, Nlainer, Bailcy, Purnun 100 boxing and tumblin :-ri. 1. Q., +95 HIL! F5 xl' I A I. fl' ' f L s Q, X , xg V 'Q' L -' un 71517. I-'iff ff' Vlulit: Nllllcr, Camplvcll. Haines. Avant. AXmicrmn, l'.1rrcr. l,m'cI.1cc, Smtflor-1, Hnlrxmn. flux, lQ1l'Nl'UlI1, lfolfnm, ,firvr map: Hcrrrmnn. Nc-slurr, Pulp. Ohvc. Ingram, Ifrcck. Srmml rm.: f'uIhL-rrwn. I,rnnnn. Ximrcllcr. gXwkcu'. Hunting. Thin! m1.:.' Hzlggal. Dodge, Dams, Dixon, Thornburg. 101 H . MD MU Hsportsmanship and school spiritn 0 ng gl BILL .XIYER Prrriiiflit Dedicated to the advancement of Sportsmanship and school spirit, the M Club offered the young men of athletics an oppotunity to keep abreast of the sporting news of the day. The essential lessons of fair play and the value of possessing a Christian attitude while playing was instilled in every meeting. Aside from the regular programs, the Xl Club staged picnics. decoration parties, and the football members were the guests ofthe VVAA. at the annual Nl Club banquet in the spring. the Wprancersn Accompanying the band OD CVCFY OCC2iSl0f1 31'C OUI' ifour maiorettes and two drum majors. Their pres- ence adds glitter and class to the bands halftime per- formances. Lrlff la right: Edna Wallace, Betty Houston, Bonnie Casey. Lynn Cashion, Mary Howard Franck, Kenneth Byrd. 102 X mhlxm IIXRI UI Illf IRS UI4 XI-III I Xl XXI! XX X X 51.1111 ff!! iff rlgllr I4vlxIing4rx,I34rl111m I'L.1ru. Iilrlzlm I AIN. ,UNH-'X Aylmltwl Inn!! I .nu 4 mI1r.m .Sr.1l1,l1ug I'IHl'fIL Xnm I .mrwu, Hurrx II.lI'IK'I', I5-num' I pu. .hmm Suum 1 1 fx I KX 12-U. v w,xvy.A,ff-. fwwmrn ,f W P, f-1- .gp I 3 ,fx -'f-F: 7- A. , 1,21 -Z' i - Fa? 3,1 Q1 1? uf' 1 lik' , 1 LLL ' ' A fu fff: cmlkg-isa.:-A-..,'-N -f----.f-:'-:.-:rf-f - 51 155. kg if 'Sv :ELISA QA. .- L., I ..g, Cs '-rf., :, 'lf m-hlom club nur. l' .lX'L' 1.1 fL'I1I'.lI1, I' Inrr.u I,.1xx run, II.1I'II.Il'Ll lhvis. 'l'l1mI lwiu: Iiunnlc Pmrcu, lI.1 fII'1lI1.llll, illurm Hunt, nulnllw. -IL'Lll1IlL' R.n11scx, Put Xlurplmxy w.:l.a. vouncil Ihr XX.X. X. uumsrs ut all rlw xxfnm'l1 un c.uupus. llu- Ilwllmxing .IFC l11u111lm's fPI.I'I1L' XX'.X.:X. IIULIIICIIQ .Sl'.rlmI'. lqfr In rlqffff ffcuulm Hurt. 'Imam SKCYQITN. lik-gn XIIIHHIIIQILIIN, lflwrcncc Xlulfuimlvrm. I5.1w ffm-I111111, IIL1I'IlL1I'.l illlmu, lifmlm- ljmrcv. luis llwgcrs. Sf.IllIIlllQ.' XI.lI'Q11I'k'f Img Pcggy' I,uc.1x, vlunn L- illudull. il.1rwlyl1 H.1VI'L'If, Burn' IILH'Pk'l', llwrm' Xnm' l..1xxrfu1, Iiurrx Pglru. IJLlI'I'Ig'II fhwmlllmx, Iimrrx' flllulull, Hmmm Klum, li.1rlm.1r.1 lhvls, 103 IIN XI-HIQIN f1IuIv ix uu11pu5Qd of glrls mlm lmw cnrrmi rucwgnirion rhrfvugh pumw QLIIIILKI IH sports, Sif- fulg: HUIHTICli.lNL'X',-ICJITSfL'X'k'I1S, lmu- lsc Cicwrgv. Srmfm' mzgx' Snrgxh Hun'- lI1l.I.1 Huck, Iiutrx' Ilarpur, IJLIITICII Chr- archery hiking basketball f ra A hockey folk dance KRW M . ., .A.. AM WWNM-, 105 K g tenni .V ,, A i' ,ggj Valli? , , '1 Sitlillg. lrrfl In right: Carolyn Greene, Faye Cochran. Brlziud: Celia Torres, Honni l C' Sey, jean R' ' 1 , :Li JQX' joyce Nidick, Hilda Heck, Lib Bridges, Grace Thomas. L as ambcv - a . Q - retails? swimmin l xw. Fmnt mug Iqft tn rigllf: Lois Rogers, jean Stevens, Bobbie Morris, Frances Viillingham, Carolyn Carlton, Mary Howard lfranck, Carol jean Dickens, Paralcc Neergaard. Sammi row: Margaret Lee, Mary Alice Randall, Bcty Savage, Betty Caudcll, jonnic Caudell, Elizabeth Parker. Ruth Ellen Monroe, Barbara Ann Cahe. Third mu-: Miss Hart, Carolyn Barrett, lftta Sue Richardson, Frances Foster, Betsy Long, Millie Gunn, Louise George, Ettie jean johnson, Martha Grant. 106 1 f f , 4 , '-11 'N ,v -' Y' . XY' L ,rl 41 X 1 F1,l1,'.L N! fi 5'4- , F-5: ' 'w A lilit' 4 v .'.j-f Mfg 'fig 5,3-dv featur Bmllfy is tin' llflif-I qf Gmig Hr I'NfI'IlSf.Y to mfll 11 xlmrv, ...Q Ki unit.. 441117, to 111111 'zvlm lonkx 'u'ifl1i11, 7 525- 1 f ' -...- xx., - , gt XX . ,xd -, I I I. A 'J x' 14 2 M W . t b.., .A , -I I . -. Y ' W' - fi 'D N ., '-IQ, if if? 1 ' Tl ' 1 1 ,fp , 'V Q., J- Ai N 1 1 J IFN' IX 7l'1IlI'V t t'I' '1t'l't'. 2 1 D L 51, 1 '- f, A. A -..1 ,,. 2 . -f,- 4 Q 1 ' fe W- ' 111.-I 4 ' .. ,. -. c 1 f N v 'f 7. ,A 4 . ,,.,vr.n,g,,,,- 4:-' '- Y--Y ,, H-v . f 1 F Sf f 'xt 5 , !!l.A,i 7AL'!lll,l ,T'!!lL'.f ' 1 P ff , llurzf L nffzfn Alzfffr WW'!'v'-fm 'U-. 7 4 fu bc'1z41z.c' L .ualff I I . 1 1 . I ffff ,lx llbvv 1 1 I 4:1 1 f I vv Q Q Muay. , W Q p. 4 Svxafff 1 4-on A -,5 :--'fu A ff VM. ,. x. ,x v N-,?+':' :ff 55:4 I ,E J- ' 1955 ,,,, 'iefm .. gy ng: , J gi . -. -,'1If 2' ,f VE' .if--Q-.v,. I ', mg, v 1 3---Q ' j ' alma mater A. R. Whitehurst. V Nona Moore Roberts B ,Ei t E3 J? Q ,P gf ,J, 255 E E is in if I 5 JJJ.flJllfi'J,-Iii? Jyjw M mwwgqgas eFHfJmg JE VTL-gVf'p'rf V 'V I MT ' misjrjs rg! our Terigejn - tjvjurl nj Wmiigutji thee Alma Matjr aj? thgne 1 wr Eg Half i WEQWW 'Kiel ,ibute f N i ,- as , p V 5-V? Eggiifxx ix n xl ful pl K In From the clustered rhododendron it , 'W' if 1 ft VVhen our fields are ripe to harvest Doth thy sparkling fountain flow f A' i , N And the cooling dews descend Sending forth its living waters to vales belowg I l ' On the weary, happy reapers at the end- And the sunrise o'er the mountains W l 'w 2 ' l Wfe salute thee, Alma Mater, Paints the world a ieweled plain f V ' P' I 1 4 At time altar may we sing Where thy sons and daughters gratefully , - , J A, Ji And our elldorts through the long years hold domain. l ' ' ,' ' Q' Thy tribute bring. Q' l' 'll in W IHA WX is f i -l 1 X fl W I I! X MFT ll 'i All WR N f 1 A lil i E' llx ,- 'W ' 4 . X X A di . ,u.n1 Q? Q l ' vi lit ., a t at X 1 f ,I , e .1 Nr g -1 mu h X -.u 4 Jlwjjjt is 1, - XXX iii 5 252557 -aa f 1 JD ff e - e 'a as 2 ' I ' Mi ll -'53 fig: if n -lr f ' xt X X , S , f afaa at ' -ff F53 fra- 'e -f1..r.e' e 2. . .. ii? e- QQ! f . g.' '-'N Amin' .La-, .'J 1 . 1551 .'79 :' ' 5- e iq .Lip v -eiglgf ,, 9- Jigs' ' , -e g, 4 l 1' ,f j l , , ,. FV- , Q-N-L, I -0 q I X AA 7 XXX If N N XIX I I W, X I T ' ..-Q Lfffiv if-Lf' Q' 'Q :NA 1 -7,5 I f, 'Z' W Kyi T r , ., 'Nwzu A . N V 4?Li 3if,,'1 'if.f:g H Af'1e,egf-g:5.!--- , . ,.: 2 fr, xy .4 ff , ,T ., I,-A-' W Y -. , . 1 T.:-i-i1 1:121.'?-i' 4f?i-F3 rf 1 ' A' ' .ww . TT fe, K ff - .VI f H K ' -f4wm': '...'1J :-vi' 'iw 11355 .- r , by'-f-rf g . H A NI.-XRG.-XRUIQ LIQIL LAUR.-X SKINNER l 1 ,slug , lgn i gWWW!,4ff ,vi N-kgrr nm A lg f i 1 BETTY STYLES THELMA ANGELL W 1. . I P N51 vi r - Fir V ' - Q f ef - 1' , . 3' 34: in ' bf Q .. i f-2 -bl fx ,. V1.5 V V 'V .1 ?'f'9i V ' f- ' .- Vic- ,J . 7 P.'.Tf NV 7 1 - 'f . - ' + f'l7 wf'Q Tr L V' Mini 'Kiki ,'. '. ,,'- .- ' .V HY 53,-'i'f f'3-Y V5?,r, ' Jw' E ka 'f? W5, . . Q Q, . . . . qv.. - V VNHNE . V.V:? V -. V A HMV LAN- . 'V V. -1 . . V , ,.I- . ,zu ' 'V .1 , - uf-1 V. .4-21-f V .. V A VwM.eMtnqi,,., 5,,.,4,,:egg- . Vt, , lj 'Qgy1,2,.,5f3:L 35JfVg9fV,z?f!LiM?MQzQ4'Y '- 5' ' K 'l S1 'ff' -: '5'V'i21-H1 Ae A iiiln. - 13' VXYXW'-V:z9m' , -V CiXRUlNYll.l.lYCiI4JY 'll XYSIIYINS P 'Ffli -ya 'Y' , , ,H , , 4, M N, , QBQEV Pi VV V -VV VV V -VV - V V ,IO SLO.-XX ,II-1,-XXI-I'l'A1'L DIONICS i yi' ,Bliss LOUISE S'1'EwAR'l', Sponxol' jor MDR. l'I.-KROLD NEXVMAN, Editor, 1950 LAUREL MR. H.-xMmra'1 1' RINIZR, Spooxor for Miss PEGGY uloxns, E4'l1f0I', ,Hilltop Nhss Tarun 'XYCFLI 9 omor for Mn. .IOHN CL.-XX'PO0I., Prvxi- dvnf, Iizprixr 'I'1u1i11i11!q I.vlIl0ll Mu. XY-XYNE Onou Sponxor for Miss GERRX' Possmi, rlxsofilrn' Editor, Hilltop M55 , A K A Q. ly P. I'lIlS, .SIIIHIIYIAV f Xllx XXXXIHX Inlnm 1 lzlilmlg IOM Lxrmfl , :1 x'mz'l.1h' Ill' Q1 ponsors 1 Klux Bm lx' SIYLI N, Spfmmr 'fm' Mu. l'Xlll.XR I'IRRl-II, l'm1Jwur, Srffzm' K,'!.1x.r Iv Bl-'l KY HARP!-'14, SA1m11,m1',fm' XTR. f:II.XRI.l-IN Mwxn HllXfllz',Y,f ,UJlI.IYQt'l',I95U l.xL'Rl'1 HIM lxlnlxl-', Bun, .SYYIIIIVIV fur NIR. -lun Pnlczx, l'rwxidw1r, luumr .zxx Og. :ll W I I The people you figure are men of steel may just be solid brass. .fr WVU 5-fa L 1.-C' ,saga 'Y:fi ? 2 '!? L 'K WW wav fi-Q, .1-rf:-H, ' , W -A 'f 'wfzk ' F' z fa., A we ia. ga wage .1..g::sC1-1:.,J.f1, For Christ and Youth MA S HILL COLLEGE FOUNDED 1856 The Faculty and Aflmiuistrative Staff extend hearty congratulations to the Class of 1950 and a warm welcome to the Class of 1951 as they return for another year. HOYT BLACKWELL. President No matter whose pay roll you are on - you are working for yourself. Instead of lcurning just the tricks of the trudc. why not uctuzilly lcairn thc tmdc. ENJOY SOUTTIERN DAIRIES MILK AND ICE CREAM COIIIIJIIIIIEIUS uf. . . BROYHILL FURNITURE F ACTORIES Representing LENOIR CHAIR CO. LENOIR FURNITURE CORP. CONOVER FURNITURE CO. O. L. BROYHILL FURNITURE CO. HARPER FURNITURE COMPANY T. H. BROYHILL OTIS L. BROYHILL J. E. BROYHILI. E. C. MCCALL It is a case of give and take in this world-with not enough people willing to give what it takes When working your way into a conversation, don't do it by boring. Compliments of . . . WELLIS MARKET 5'The Friendly Storew Compliments of. . . Rembrandt Studio ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of . . . ROBINSON BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC ir ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA COAL, FEED 6 LUMBER COMPANY Q c. L. EXEESSELL n Dealers in LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COAL. SEEDS. FEEDS, and FERTILIZERS French Broad Chevrolet Co., Inc. Sales - Service Cars and Trucks Main Street MARSHALL, N. C. SPRINKLE-SHELTON CO. Wholesale Groceries and Notions Marshall, North Carolina ak STUDENTS OF MARS HILL COLLEGE Keep up the fine record for Mars Hill and we will try to help in seeing that you dOn't get hungry. Learn from the mistakes of others - you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. Hc who always watches thc clock is never thc l1'l1lll ot' thc hour. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE 1 ,. ll'ountlf-ml ll-1.5-ll Greetings to the 1950 LAUREL and the Students of MARs HILL COLLEGE SUMMER SESSION OPENS JUNE 12. 1950 FALL SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 13. 1950 O For further information, write WAKE FOREST COLLEGE WAKE FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA MERCER UNIVERSITY MACUN. lllflORfQIfX DH. SPIRIILIVI' Dowr3Ll.. Pl'f'5Illf'III BRANCHES: The College of Liberal Arts, the Graduate School. the Roberts School of Christianity. FIELDS OF STUDY: Aeronautics. Art, Chris- tianity, Dramatics, English. French. German, Greek, Music. Philosophy. Spanish, Social Sciences. Economics, Education. Government. History, Journalism, Law. Psychology, Soci- ology, Natural and Physical Sciences- Biology, Chemistry. Health and Physical Education, Mathematics. Physics. DEGREES: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Laws. Master of Edu- cation. For Further Information. Write THE REr:1sTHAn MERCER UNIVEl'ISI'I'Y w1A1:oN, GEORIQIA CITIZENS BANK lt is prepared to meet your banking requirements. Mars Hill. N. G. Hot Springs. N. C. Marshall. N. G. GEORGETOWN COLLEGE Georgetown, Kentucky SAMUEL S. HILL. President Founded in 1829 Senior College Go-Educational John L. Hill Chapel Big shots are little shots that keep shooting, It is not safe nowadays to run after women. Too few of them will run. CARSUN-NEWMAN C LLEGE Un the Valley of East Tennesseej A Standard College for both Men and Women MODERATE EXPENSES Member Southern Association of Colleges Association of American Colleges FOURTEEN STRONG DEPARTMENTS LIBERAL COURSES LEADING TO DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ARTS AND BACHELOR OF SCIENCE SPECIAL FEATURES Pre-Legal : Pre-Medical : Expression : Piano Voice : Violin : Organ : Band For catalogue or other information address: HARLEY FITE. President Jefferson City, Tennessee MEREDITH COLLEGE FULLY ACCREDITED Liberal Arts College. Department of Art. Business, Home Economics, Music, Supervised Teaching in City Schools. PROGRESSIVE Education Program in terms of Christian Character and Leadership. Distinguislied Record of Student Honors and Achievement. ATTRACTIVE LOCATION in 'The Educational Center of the State. 170-Acre Campus. Modern. Fireproof Dormitories. Plans for Extensive Development. ir CARLYLE CAMPBELL, President RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA Cooperation would solve most of our problems. Freckles would be a nice coat of tan if they would ever get together. linthusiusm is the doorway to grciitcr things - Work in thc pam word. fjlbllllllilil mils of . HE RY IRVE CAI E -ixRcH1'1'BCT- ASHEI 'lI,LE. NORTH IJAROLIZYA We Arc Proud of MARS HILL COLLEGE One ol' Western North Czirolinuk Crllllplflllvllfs of . , , Great Institutions PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL Co. Slayden, Fakes 5. Co. WHOLESALE FOODS BILTMORE. N. C. 109 Rohcrt Strcct Phone 4277 Axhevillc. North Curolinu FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES There may be splinters in thc ladder of success. but they ure not noticed until you sturt slipping down Too many people itch for what they want, but won't scratch for it. lllLTMO lil' P ESS 97 PATTON AVENUE ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Ik . . . extends greetings and good wishes to the faculty and students of Mars Hill College . . . and adds a cordial Thank You for the very pleasant business relations so long enjoyed with the institution. Asheville Typewriter Co., Inc. 24 Wall Street PHONE 3-7361 ASHEVILLE. N. C. C Authorized Sales and Service for REMINGTON RAND ADDING MACHINES Printing Calculators Safe Cabinets Kardex Systems Filing Equipment Commercial and Portable Typewritcrs Carbon Paper and Ribbons Duplicating Supplies Line-A-Times Bookkeeping Machines Say It With FIowers Through Our Agent MRS. E. C. COATES OF MARS HILL 'A' MIDDLEMOUNT GARDENS INC. 64 Patton Avenue ASHEVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA 'A' FLOWERS BY WIRE Man is the only animal you can skin more than once. omg ly puppy lovc is merely L ds. L 1 m TRAVEL BY TRAILWAYS QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS ASHEVILLE SPORTING GOODS STORE H North lkwk Sqn TELEPIIUXE 30 'A' Everything for Sportsm an M i' X IlIIXII,l.Ii. Nmvru lou Thmk twncc before you speak. espuuallx lf you mtgnd to sn what xou thmk w N 1 Common sense is the knack of seeing things a s they ar e and doing things as they ought to be done. COI7Z1Jll77Z6lZl.S of . .. REED AND ABEE READY MIXED CONCRETE PHONE 3-6421 ASHEVILLE. N. C. SYMN MILLWORK 6' SUPPLY CO. Incorporated Ollice and Yards: Biltmore Station LUMBER : ROOFING : PAINT HARDWARE 1 MILLWORK The Lumber Number is SCHRAFFTS The Natiorfs Leading Canrliesi' ON SALE AT GOOD STORES EVERYWHERE 31.00 - 532.00 MOI'gHI1 Bros., Inc. Wholesale Distributors 67 Broadway. Asheville, N. C. n is Delicious Food L L EN OY SO E EVERY DAY 1 CHARLIE'S SHOE SERVICE Compliments Tlzanl:s for the opportunity of ASHEVILLE PACKING COMPANY ir ASHEVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA serving your slzoesfi . MARS HILL. NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of . .. Mars Hill - We-averville Telephone Company The fellow with little to do seems put to no end of trouble to find time to do it. The human body is remarkably sensitive. Pat a main on the back and his head swells. 'lr YOU ARE ALWAYS A WELCOME GUEST AT 1 ' 9 5 in Asheville This Space Cleaned by if MARS HILL CLEANERS YOUR PATRONACE APPRECIATED and M AC p S FURNITURE COMPANY ucomplete line of Member ofwlssociatiorzal Grocers Home Furnishings and Home Owned Appliancesw C MafS C. Marshall, C. Manager Guys who want to set the world on fire don't spend their time warming chairs. The big guns of business are usually those who have never been Bred. With the compliments of a friend of the college WEAVERVILLE LAUNDRY We Serve Have a Coke w L r ,fa fa, ,tl ls . : 1. 'Xa A if if tg A I 'if zz -af sri' fl' F 51 5 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ASHEVILLE, N. C. Mars Hill MARS HILL Let us all work together to make our community: A good place in which to liveg A place A place A place A place A place A place where holiest work brings an honest Iivingg where initiative and progressive ideas bring forth returns: where the City Government serves all its peoplesg where we can work and play and enjoy the goodness of livingg where our boys and girls will Want to establish their homesg worthy of being called HOUR I'IOME.', THE CITY COUNCIL AND OFFICIALS A smart man is one who hasn't let a woman pin anything on him since he was a baby. A man may fall several times, but he isn't a failure until he starts saying somebody pushed him. Compliments of in Aslieville ak PACE-SETTERS FOR FAMILY FASHIONS AT DOWN-TO-EARTH PRICES uk II Haywood Street FREEMAN AND RAMSEY MOTOR COMPANY Dealers in GMC TRUCKS PONTIAC CARS Expert Re-capping MARSHALL, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Sandwich Shop . . . fust Below the Mars Theatre MARS HILL. NORTH CAROLINA FOR WHAT YOU WANT- WHEN YOU WANT IT! Come in and See Us O R. S. GIBBS CO. MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA L, 2:21I311'f'??-. :: : .,.-.,. I f 1 -A fs 125. 1115. 'I:5:25:f::.5.. ww ' fiffiif 'r - 3 x 'N -Q, A5 , 'a2:r::1'f, - -11ga .rr... ix.,-,ffxyl -. -- ho 5 wk, ,zljjffiff .'V, . ia ? K m - V .-,: l 1-4i: V.A ,,i, 1 ..,,. Q ' 'W :,A A ,.,.,. .,,,,t 4 ryy - do . ::I:':fff5if55 5 2 I iili . . . . .. 4 . . ::s:::::s:a5 e: 555555 PWM., ' dw I T S M Remember there are two ends of your backbone you can useg heads you win - tails you lose. The right angle to success is the TRY-ANGLE. BUCKNER TRANSFER COMPANY 32 GARFIELD STREET ASHEVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA MARS HILL PHARMACY CANDIES -:- SUNDRIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES -:- DRUGS We Appreciate Our Student Business Agents for Local and Queen City Bus Lines C. D. Kenny Division Consolidated Grocers Corp. MANUFACTURERS - IMPORTERS DISTRIBUTORS OF FOODS 155 Lyman Asheville Compliments of Institutional Wholesale Company WHOLESALE GROCERS Serving Institutions and Industries 312 Southside Ave. DIAL 2-4961 ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA The man who complains that the boss is dumb would be out of a job if he were any smarter. Whenever the going seems easy i mulxe sure you 11 re not going down hill, THE TUDENT CENTER BOOKS. SUPPLIES. SUNDRY ITEMS, LAUNDRY AND POST OFFICE, FOUNTAIN AND GRILL, GAME ROOM : ,nOLg 5' c :- I 4 -4 35' QA -:E-iz E22 I :fu SLI-o :A .41 C-II's We have eujoyerl serving you. Please c-all on us if we can serve you in the future. C-IE We look forward to another your JOHN MARR. JR.. PEARLE S. HEAD. NINA GRIFFIN. FRANCES of service uurl fellowship. JAMES W, PETERSON. ANDERSON Conzplim PII ts I Of RANDALL STUDKJ 'R E,rt'eller1l Plzotograplzy for School anrl College Yearbooks i ARDEN. NORTH CAROLINA THE LAUREL STAFF Compliments of Cox Department Store In flpprefiatiolz of Stzulen! Trtzzle MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA Soft people are always the first to complain about hard time S. tl . One of the best ways to avoid trouble is to wrong no man and W1-ite no woman. Bowling Green Business University and College of Commerce Bowling Green, Ky. Founded 1874. Two- and four- year courses in Accounting, Business Administration, Com- mercial Teacher Training, Secre- tarial and general business courses, intensive and brief. 'A' J. MURRAY HILL, President Wall Insurance Agency Insurance for Every Need Q MARS HILL PHONE 6902 THE GRILL Mars Hilfs Newest and Most Modern Restaurant 'A' MRS. MYRTLE DAVIS, Prop. Compliments of . . KEY ClTY LAUNDR BLACK MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA If you are easily beaten, you will be often attacked. Th ld lki lkp b lyht hp I l l l OFFICIAL LAUREL PHOTOCRAPHER Fon ALL CLASS PICTURES AND THE BEAUTY SECTION RANDALL STUDIOS I EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHY I For School and College i I Yearbooks I MAIN STUDIO l ARDEN. NORTH CAROLINA Ntth gt g hpyhlgl tpllth Ad d bplhdhf pfdh 1 C ll :mms of . . . DIXIE HOME STORES THE ASHEVILLE DISTRICT C mpliments of . . . MARS HILL-WEAVERVILLE BUS LINES FOR SERVICE SAFE - DEPENDABLE - COURTEOUS h g y h d f l g like Jay-Walking. QQ- Q Sf' 'XS2f'Qt1.Q YQ-gxg.4t'gj A v-ff '-x- v L -X LL' L L XFQSYQI A fi? 5:8 ff,f'Q1X13Nl l51x X X 'L X, XXV N xf ' fiw xfgf, L ' ffl flfff ly. Vjywfwf ,, q,Lp3QS:L,'?fff Kqvyxf O ' N W -V X, X A WY- Lf X 1 L ,M ,3 ,TL jf!! ' AL L . X AWN A A w L L . , W, M W ' S S X AU . , . ,N L U 4' P, N, L4 BUILCDERS L A M ,WW My H 1 N 33 , LL, iffy-'-if 9 fy LL, A U L Of, L. ffff L, 92 XS, HIM LVL X' VUL, J!!! XL, if X7 ra : ,L L L 1, wif A W, , AL U L pr IQ ffffgyff 'mf '.- 5 'L' ' ' X 711 J- ,z F 4, Q W H1 AAI! 'W ,, Q -.,L? 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