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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1951 volume:

Montague Library M H11 N C Xfsggqf f 7 Y E56 J V 1 W1 . 3 QX-'Bi -T , ui if YI 'I 'I at I Published hy thc Studcht Body uudvr that di 1'c'c,' tion of ELIZABI-I'I'II BR1nu1cs. Ifrli! ffr' .' KENNIQTH BYRU. .'1H1VSflllIf lfflil f1r'.' R. F. Sx1I'1'11, Butt 1A11 ro ,Ut zzzf xg f'z'. The photographs wcrc made by R.'XND.XLL'S STUDIQS. .'X1'dCn. North Carolina and P. Cl. STRINGFIELD of liars Hill, North Carohnzl. Thr' hook was priutcfd and bound hy thc EDXVARDS X BROL'GH'l'0N COMPANY of Ralcigh. North Carolina. Qf'+f ' 'v, N1 , Q, FUPIEWURD What makes Mars Hill? One may as well ask the ages wherein lies all good, or all happiness, for the answer will come back Not in one thing, but in many. Not in one symbol, nor in one virtueg not in one goal sought, nor in one philosophy lived, but in each and all woven into life's perfect patternf' Better it were to count the red leaves of an Autumn day, the flakes of a winter snow, or the drops of a Spring rain than to count the virtues which make up our college life. Realizing this, the Staff has tried to record in these pages the complete panorama of Mars Hill-the thousand and one things which went into the moments destined to be woven into c'The Pattern of Our Yearsf' jr , 'fs - sfMlff ? riff if af Q 'e ,fp fl 'JA 3 ff wig: f!,.i'i,':9Ml ,, . 1' f-1 fwqim FQ' 1' ,mfr Q Jvdtggaf H Q I4 'U rs ' ' . . a aa, , ' '-ff . ' , 5 ei '5. 1 LV, - . s in X W ' 'ini , V, 1 . L Vg, ff. V6 'N , W ...t... V. V Y ps-Q. ., c I X -. V - ,N .T 'Q w' J ' - - my if 'gf ffs A' 'T' 5, .Ajit Z-if p' 'Si tg N 1 , . 1 t vw., ', '.36g '? '-'itil . up , Q -.' tiff -.' H ' f y .4 f vf ,,x Lyn! G TA'n , Sr: 'an n - ',1 - : ' Y' - ' ' f 1 7 g ,Yj,. k r I' 12: , h I - ,Tfaf R. K 'J 1 ,- 4. ffl . Q ' Y ' ' N ,. Eg:-'ifs xrj 4' 3 Nigga- 'K' .A i i -'if .Ib -nl'-Q -J' BP .41-4 IFE ldountain mists in the morning' Cloud drifts veiling the mountain tops And eloaking the valley! Lift them up, God: Pin them on a sun ray, And look down through Your sky of blue Toward the College where we lived and grew Under Bailey's shadow. Look down through the golden path Of morning sunrisee Down at the hell tower, Sounding in the day, Down at the ones who slowly pass Over the hillside paths, Into another moment to be woven Into the pattern of our years. 3 yr, QQ 1. W, A 4 f ,., . M gs 2 .rF5fi..i4 ? Bl s ' Q is 1 Will., -9,-. 1 v 'tg 3:2205 And, afterward, the Chris- . . . The hilarious floor lian fellowship as we gath- shows, complete with black- ered for refreshments and face comedy and a vaude- singing c,i: .'- tif X The long, long lines that Those memories that re- greeted U5 that Hrst mem' turned with us of last year's Ofallle dal' junior Senior . . . Swinging on a Star Y . ,1 lil The YV.A.A. School-daysu party . . . Rememher the school bell, girls? The B.S.U. Fireman's Party ville touch . 4 . Christ 3 S Ihusv fll'Sl d.1xs llllvd xx1lI1 iIlSPiI'lllillIl Llllll 01111151- 1 11, Dr. XY.11I. lic1111-111lw1' lwiug .111 1lIxl'IN'fl 111 5 .1.1111 ln' 1111- Yl'l'l'Il.lCllllQ Ill' llll PilQl'illlS- CI1111'11wf S if fl Ghost limv in IIUHLINL111, Co111pl1-lv with XX'ilCht'S and I1mu111 sticks Blntk Cats, xlpplr-S, mud F1111 'n' 110116 in Sl1'u11p'S ulhcl' sl11111g1' S1Ql11Q in Edna H3lIow1'Cu party. fXIm,11'c. Administration Classes iii? K1 W , Y ' 1 rv Y . . X ,A , wat :ff K ., i I-I i' Religious Life Activities 8 v ll TE ' MQ?- L Fe-atllres Sports 39-9-5, -- A ' 2-5-nan..,,,n In I. ,W NUI: l'ubIiL'ati0ns Societies 9 It is with love and admiration that we, the LAUREL Staff of 1951, dedicate this volume to Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Howell. Together, they have worked with us. and in their togetherness they have hound us all in closer ties of eoinpanionship. Their lives have given to us a new insight into the joys of cooperation and eoinradeship as they have given unreservedly of their time and talents for us. They have woven into the pattern of our years wisdom not found in texts alone. but also in the strength of united lives and purposes. IIFIIIUXTIQIIIN 10 I 1 Rs. RI. Y. I'ImvE1.1, 1xIR.LI. Y. HOXN'EI,I 7fn'l'1'x IK Il ZIYIHIIQIINQ nm' mlzffl lllllffl ffm xgflfzl ln zwfzffrlm flzfm 111 fnl!nzw1r1.g.' HIFI-I' flflllll' Ulm ffm! fzzlgfz flfllk wlzm' 111111 lfmw nngy l!Zt'l'H Il'fm lwrlz flu' fzzigllwxf, nm! zwfm Im' ff zwlff' 11 ,fu fi Mars Hill College was founded in the spirit and upon teachings of Christ. Accordingly,spiritual values and academic values have been emphasized from the beginning. Its resources, both tangible and intangible, are for the use and benefit of its students, its faculty, and all others who are directly concerned. The students are to be congratulated upon the part they play in the life of the college from year to year. The Laurel is an eloquent reminder of this fact. My colleagues and I are happy to work with you on a campus where 'plain living and high thinking' are JW practiced. 12 l t R.kl.PII lXI:tR1tjmx LEE. MA. Dean Qf llzf Cflllrgz' mm' 111-ml 1Jl'fl!1I'fVI14'VIf rff .5'uf'1Af1f S'1'z'f11f1' , 7 ' I I n 1 , hints Hill Clullt-qt' is .1 Christian institution xxhich was flaunt N . , . , , . .. Q npun thc Cunxlfttun that tn tht' f-llI'lSlltlI1 l.nth .nv X'dllli'5 xx n 2ll'l' nut to lu' ul1t.nint'cl ulst-wl1t'w', .Incl th.1t thvsv tm- ul' prirnt nn pOI'l.lI1CC in thc t,'l'll1CdIiYC profess. Its chivt'.tin1 is tu pmducc n and wcnnt-n whust- clmmcttfrs lmw- In-t'n I'l'dl'L'IIlCCl and Hlildk wx my thc low' uf Gnd. In an vfftn' 1 t tu tchtvvt' thts tnnn ll sets ltb . startdarcls ui' pt'1'so11.1l worth and sucittl gn .cl in thc- .IKISUS xx ix lifc, und svvks tu hind its stutlvnts tu ACCIJIJI thvnl. lt svcks to lxnuxx thu truth. and is ltlfill to tht' truth wllt-11-x't'1' it ig ftznncl. and t hx' iIIlIDlll'liIlQ this truth :md tht- gtccutnllltttvcl wisdom uf thc igtx God. NH HL11 N1 X RF!gfXl7l1I' and Hfml, Drjfnfmzfrzl rx .-I1zt'1'f11l Larzfmzy 1 tu its students, to 1n.zkt' them t-Huctiw in tht: scrvict- of num t-mc R, IN 74' f 'N H.XRX'EX' N. LANCI3, A.B. Dam qf .Um and lmlruclor in .Uelllzmzatlfs 13 I :nl gk l N XB Rtmtxtl B1cr':xiR', A Dam? gf IIYIIIYIIW FRANCES SNELSON, AB. EDITH SXVANN, A.B. DAISY L. ANDERSON, M.A. Asszxlazzl Zu the Pi'!'5lAtj!'lZf Bursar .IAIIIES XV. PETERSON .'l.YJ'Z'J'1'l1IZf Burial' IlNlINlSll1ATIllN'XNIl Librarian FRANCES HECJLER Scmffazj' Io the Regislrar IlH'lI1 l NHNT HEADS 1- I Y x ' teachix . ' w values. fb ' Q Vl l Q 'G U 1 tangib Q' L ,V - K X ' 'T' -Q studen A I 4' , I The St I 14 MARTHA SINCLAIR BIOOERS, B.Mus. DFli70I'fl7I6lZ1 Qf Alzzszk MILDRED LORAINE BINOHAM, M.B.A. Depzzrmzezzr qf Busizzexs ROBERT LEE EDXVARDS Drparlnmzl gf Allzleliazf MARY NEXX'EI,I. HOXN'ELL, M.A. Deparlmm! qf Home Efmzomifs JONES V. HOXN'ELL, M.A. Deparlmrnl cy' Alallzemafzks MUMPI-IORD HOLLAND KENDALL, Th.M. Dffparlmlfrzl qf Rrlzgion ELLA JANET PIERCE, Ph.D. Drparfment ay' Ellglfill PRESTON CTALVIN STRINOFIELD, M.A. Dffparmlenf fy' Eduralion DOROTHX' TURNER, M.F.A. Departmerzl ay' Art CORNELIA HOXVELL VANN, M.A. Deparlmmt :yr Aifodern Languagrs VERNON EVERETT XVOOD, M.S. 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I EA .' ..,,.111 if ' L . .. .. ig T :XVI . i'I , g. ., 1'111a11 1 T 'Q M .- ..f,, '71 ' 11 I 1 4 1 Hgfiax IXIM-X, P1' 1 iH,-XR '..r1,,f', ' 11-1' ',x' i.':. ,X ' , Wi, .,,,.L11'111 1 ULN. 2, , 1 XX., :'.g1y1 QXL' 1 ' .' ,, rl 1x11.-X,,.11- 1 H. UQ' J.-XN. -3 i, 1, ., 11511 1 Y: ,. 1' gg Q, 1 XB l Lb ':' J, ., :gm 1 1 1 Fllllll TW EMIIIETT S. SAMS, M.A., .Mathematics EVELYN LTNDERXVOOD, M.A., History ELIZABETH YVEESTER JIVATSON, NLA., English -X -. DOROTHY XVEAVER, M.S.M., Alusir ARTHUR E. XVOOD, B.S., Plgrsirs and Mathematics IBINIHXI HRIAIF -gl M N it Q . 6: V 6 - A R- s . irq I td 'Q . . I Jr ,JA N I ., 3 f .-,,, K ' 2 A F ' 1 -- G 'I I ' NV V . 7' g V' B I 1 A Y 1: , 'V'-Tw?-Vi. . L -a f ? , xr W 6 ,jaff '91 ,.Y., r4 ' 442' Q e vxf A, Q ' Q , . K J ' 1 I ' F9 my . ,AN ,A ai' Fzrst man. fzlfl In right: BRYSON H. TILSON, Szzperfzzlezzderzt Qf Bzzildings and Grozuzdsg EVA BREXVER, R.N., .Nurseg JOHN E. RI.-XRR, .llmzavgn Qf the Studwzt C'mtar,' JAMES A. MARTIN, Sieznardg DOROTHY A. EDXVARDS, Sesretagl in JIU!-lIfFlI0lIt'F DI'partzmvzr. Sammi row: ETTA SUE RICHARDSON, Sefretaqr to the President, ESTELLE RUSH MARR, S6T7'FfC1Il1' to flu' Daanq OPAL BENSON DESHAZO, Assistant In Regislrafs Oj5re,' NORA XVILLS, Serretagr in Alumni Ojceg PEARLE S, HE.AD, Assfsmnt in Coltgge Stzzdwzt Cfvztrr. Tlzz'1'dI'0zL'.' EssIE YV. EDWARDS, Assistant Dietitiang CARMEN FORD, Assistant Lz'!vrarz'an.' ELIZABETH NELSON, Assistant in the Libraqvg JOYCE A. XVOOD, Assistant in the Libragyg ANNA LISLE GAMMONS, Hostess. Ffmrtlz rnzv: LILLIE BELLE LANE, Huslessg VERA RUTH, Hostess, RUBY XV. SPARKS. Hostessg LAURA BROWN XYELLS, Hnsffssg CEL.-XDYS BROXVN XVILSON, Hostess. 16 z D Look flown fllfilllgfl Your ,xlgr gf lrlm' . . . Dozwl al ffm' win zwlm Ozwr flu' f11ff.x1dej1f1ll1,s. ,1- .xfnzify fwlm Each a separate individual, yet all a closely knit Q whole, the members of the Senior Class of 1951 have woven themselves colorfully and permanently into our days at The Hill. Under the leadership of Dan Glenn, and through the helpful guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sams, they have contributed many of the big things, many of the little things, that have slipped into the pattern of our years. MR AND MRS EMHETT SAMS K F5 .arf r 5 Lejllo rz 111 Du GLENN zmdwzl Plzecu STAHL Trmxzner Cxizoiur XXINBERRX Serrelari HAROLD HOLSE I ne Prmdnzt 18 L , .. ,,L L ' lllll l'lJ 9 ' af h -S L Q Z L 1 1 fa. lf f' u ft.. .gp-' Ag' ' 1',P' ' 5 , L ' ALLEN, R,xa1oNA ffm Donorzi, Pa. Hum: lfmlmnlli r 'lX'h0sC lille like the violet sweet, as Climbing jnsniine pure. l.R,C. Mnioxs, Eniziax H,fXRRlE'l' Stacksville, N. C. I.z'lu'n1l .-lzlx A smiling' face and ll pleasing manner. own Gi1'l's Club, Presidentg criblerus Club, l LANDERSCJN, Ei,1z.'xnie'1n Ax N 5 lXIars Hill. N. C. 5 E!f'lI1FI1f17IYl' Tfarlzwy l A friend indeed to all. own Girl's Club o l i IBAGWELL, FRANKLIN D. i Fletcher, N. C. A fm 11111 ing MA mind not to be changed bv place or time. iH0use President. l r 4 l ll llBA1i,isx', EARL I..-xxmn lin kj Toledo, N. C. l V EVI!glIlt't'I ing lwlxhink like Li main of LICHUII, l and like 21 man ol thought. l Glee Club: Cross Country Truck I Teamg M-Club, i l i l n J l fn 4? 52 9 C' ,tw fi J .gnu .XI.'I'Nl.XN, .XIAIA Crux' Ulm Nvnberry, S. C. Llllflllf .-lrtx TX noble type ol heroic XVoinz1n- lllltiflil Spunisli Club, Prcfsidentg Glue Clnbg Hiking Clubg Swinnninq Clnb1 Y.YY,.iX.1 SS. Olliec-rg Yol- liiiteers for Christ. .XNlDlQRSflN, S.xR.,xl1 l,r1I'1wiQ Mnrs Hill, N. C. 1,Ivll!'I'tl1 51115 'tNot lun Serious, not too gay. l3.S.L7. Council: Seriblerus Clnbg 'llown Girls Club .-Xsmiw, lihslizk .Eu Enfield, N. C. .'it'f'0ll7lflIlg Happy and content. 'liuinbling Team: Eu Collector: B.'l'.Ll. Ollieer, B.'1.lI.EY, Cairn. HAM1i,'1'oN, -IR. Richmond, Ya, C'ul111m'ri'r From his bow ezune inusic SWEET :is e'er was mocking bird's. String Ensemble. President: Or- chestra, President: Truck Tenni. B.x1i.r:Y, 'lllzn KYLE P111 Green Mountain, N. C. Pri'-.llfrf t'l,il'e is to nie just ii COIIli'Cly.n Dorinitory Vice-President: Glec Club. fi fe BARER, BETTY SUE Clin XVendell, N. C. Lz'be'1'al Arif Simple smile and kindly way cloth lend her love. Clio Ivlarshag B.T.U. Ofhcer: Volunteers for Christ, Devotional Vice-President: Y.YX'.A. Council. BARRER C AROI xx Anxix rn Danxille X a Lzbmal lily Modestx IS the beautx of wom Hikmq Club Basketball Club BEARSE KN xLLacE Il -Xrlinqton X a Lam Strixc for success and ook ahead Eu Critic BEININET XX ALTER NEXXTON II Ashexille lN C' re Lau Content to lne this is mx stax BLANTON DEXIALTH zz IXl1'10'S Mountain N C Lzberal 4115 A clex er mind is an attribute IR C Philomathian Secretary Marshal B S U Council ls X ice President S S Ofhcer Min isterial Conference 20 BALL, FREIDA MAXINE Mars Hill, N. C. Liberal Arty '4Of manners gentle, of affections mild. Town Girl's Club: Basketball Club. BAL st xr GEORGE ROBERT Baltimore, Md Liberal 4115 Success bebins with a fellows wi Eu Chaplain Ministerial Con ference BEATX FRANCES Gastonia N C Liberal flrls Here IS a dear and true 1DdUStI'1 ous friend S S Secretary French Clu Xolunteers for Christ BT U BLANhENSH1P Jo AAN zo Statesxille N C Secretarial Science Thy sober aid and native charms infuse Archery Club BOBO GEORGE BROORs JR Florence S C Lzberal 'illf The seeds of Godlike power are in us still Euthalia Secretary Training Union Director Track Team Basketball I T '3owEN, FUN x E.-xui. ,Yun Hciiclcrson, N. ti. Iilt'-.XAIIIWIIIQ 'A lllL'1'l'X lilic with joy :intl stin- shincf' NSS. Ollicvrg Hostvssg Socicty Lilritic. lBR.iNr1.EY, EMILY Rosia Cflm i Tryon, N. C. I .lI11.t1'r , XYarin and liricndly sinilcsf' N Ice Club. l -. HBRIDGES, Eriz.-xBE'1'nX1Ro1N1.x Lim Ti Bartow, Florida l I.1'lr1'111l ,-l1i.t 'l XVCll versed in all thc arts of ul friendship and of life. 'LAUREL Editor: Y.XN'.A. Yicc- Prcsidcntg Hzlltnp Managing Ecli- ltorg Scrililcrus Clulag B.T.U. Olli- lccr: Clio Rcportcrz Florida Clulvg ' Voluntvcrs lor Christ: M-Blcin Clubg XY.A.A. Councilg Hiking Club: Tennis Club Chairman: Art Club. I BRoxx'N THOMAS AASHLEY 1511 Y Syracuse, N. Y. l' Ell!g'Ii7lt'l'I'I'7I.Q ' A hcart so manly and so linc-. i l t l 1 llBURon, lVIARY RUTH .Mn 1 Charlotte, N. C. ll .Um 11' ,, 4'Fro1n the ivory kcys racing ll fingers shook a song. IJ S.S.Ofliccr1Orphcon Clulv, Vice- l1PI'CSiClCI1I1 Y.YV.A. Council: Glc-C li Clulmg Charlotte Clulag Folk l l I Dancc Clulig Dormitory Olliccrg N Pianist of Nonpariclg Chaplain. 1 Nonparicl. l tl 1 I 1 i l l l Iimwx, Xxxux' Riuiti-:r:t:x H10 Sparlz1itl111rLg,5.C. .Sri lrhlllfll .Nt :nur Youth is lo all tht- glad svxuson til' lil't'. SS. Oll1t't'r1 SXXlIllIlilIlL: tflulxl Hiisiitcss Cflulig Y.XY..X. lik!-,I..XNIl. .X. fylllill lin Rullin, S. CT. l.111r1t1f ylrlx lt's tht' Scl nl' tht- soul that Cll'll'I'IlllI1t'S tlitf Qual. Ullicvrg B.T.L'. fi,lllCl'I'Q hlin- istcfrial flUIllit'I'l'I1Ctf. BR: tux, II.-xizvis Bl'lflII4Ii YYay1it'sx'illt:, N. Cl. I,1ft1'r11f gltli Omx'111'tl and upwarclf' lNIinistc'ri1:l iIon1't'rr'ncc. Brczxwiau, l'i-:om'AIE.-.N Mars Hill, N. C. ,lt Hlllllf ling Ht'r lilk' is il swcntt and joyful thing. Bnsincss Cllulig Glcv Clulpg Olhcvrg Hullinian Dormitory So- cial Chairman. Btikuiiss, Mm' lflm Stuart, Florida I.1ff1'I'1If gllli t'Kt't'p I lair tlimiifgli faith and tl I7I'ilX't'l'.H B.'F.L'. Olliccrq Folk Danct' Cfltllig B.S.L'. 5rd Yicc-Prcsiclt-nt: Yol- untccrs lor Christ: Y.W'..-X. Coun- cil: Clio St.'Cl'L'll1l'f'1 Florida Chili. 21 j- hs BYRD, KENNETH E. Phi Kannapolis, N. C. Liberal Arif 'KA lover of life and living. M.H.C. Junior Music Club, Treasurer: Drum Major: Concert Band, Glce Clubg Scriblcrus Club: Assistant Editor of LAURELQ B.T.U. Ofhcerg Tumbling Teanig Dramateers. CALLONVAY, NANCYMIEANNINE .Mm Franklin, N. C. Srifnrz Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Home Economics Club. CAMPBELL, ROY BRUCE Plzz' Dawson, Ga. Liberal Arif Men of few words are the best men. S.S. OH:1cer. CARDEN, LELLON .Yun Durham, N. C. lllusir Her mirth the rounding earth admired. Folk Dance Clubg French Club: Hostess: Pianist, Non. CASHXVELL, Lov1E HTOUKIEH Clin Clinton, N, C. Liberal Arif 'Twas her thinking of others that made her radiantfl Clio Censor, Clio Secretary: T.L'. Oflicerg Dormitory Ofhcer. 'vi Q l l I 'i CALDWELL, RAY VON Plz . Newton, N. C. Srienfe 'LA friend indeed to all. Science Club, Glee Clubg Tum bling Team. CAMPBELL, EDXVIN WORTH, JR Plz Charlotte, N. C. Srience 'kFull of wise thoughts and mod ern instances. Music Club, Glee Club, Bandg' Orpheon Club: Methodis League. CAN.-xov, DEANNE Clz' Burlington, N. C. Ar! So soft, so calm, the smiles tha win, the tints that glow. Softball Club' Chief Marshal, Clio, S.S. Officer, Glee Club, Art Club: YMl.Ag Censor, Clio. C.ARNEGIE,DOROTHY DEVENA Clin Rutherfordton, N. C. Elementary Teacher Faithful to whate'er her hand Hndeth to do. SS. Oflicerg W.A.A. Vice-Presi- dent. CLARK, BADGER GILL, JR. i Henderson, N. C. Pre-Dental HA true friend if forever a friend. 3 F I l It it P' w r l l l I l f 1-, l s l E B1 C1 It ..g .l I 1 ll i l WTLARKE, Axim JEAN Mars Hill, N. Cl. Lififml :lift 'Sineerity was in her lituirt .is perfume in the i'lower.'l Drpheon Clubg Glee Club: Ihurch Choir. ?1o1.i.iER, EAR1.iN1e Ei iz.xnE'i'ii Cliff 1 Cliarlottesville, Yu. l l.1lu'n11 qlzlx l . . . .V . f'Versat1l1ty is 21 coveted gilt ol j the gods. icriblerus Clubg Drainateers, See- etary: SS. Ollicerp Archery villllll Literary Editor of l..-XYREI 2 g'.XN'.A.1 Hilltop Reporter. I l CONNEl.L, ALFRED 1511 I Lancaster, S. C. I Liberal Ani l Comrade blithe and full of glee. ' who dares to laugh with ine. Spanish Club: Dormitory Oflieer. CORN, BOBBY J. i 2 W'eavcrville, N. C. i Liberal Am' Friendlint-:ss makes happiness. lBaseball Teanig M-Club: Foot- Q ball Team. ICRAIG, NfXNCX' .ADELINE Clin i' Gastonia, N. C. N LI,7l'l'lll Arif l She is Z1 wee Winsome thing. lAssociate Editor, Hllllupg Dor- lmitory Oflicer: Spanish Club: lChorister, Volunteers for Christ: lDramateersg Chorister, Clio. I 7' . 90-K ,aww 'NO' -seg A ' 4.-s r.- fn A Gi 'ii' gififi ff 1 if ' f5'if?l5i' 423 1 7 q nl J . 11 .,!. I Ai si . - iii mini I. Dow Biuiwx Spring Creek, lN. K.. I.lIH'TI1l nllli NI liuve no lwruins for book learned study. flUl.I,lNS, BILLY EARL Greenville, S. C, i'1t't'I7ZlVlfl7Ig Be at star in SOlllClJUCly'lS sky. Ifootlaull 'l'ezi1ng lNf1-Club. Cook, Aurzu Bouiniw Clio Clinton, N. C. 1,1-hfltlf A115 XN'hut is good can be withheld, but not its light dispelledf' Community Missions Chairman, Y.XY.A.g Pzn'liziinentzirian, Cliog Y.'l'.C., Vice-President: B.T.L7. Ollieerg Seriblerus Club: Archery Cflulig Volunteers for Christ. Cox, E:u:ii,A. Init Clio Jonesboro, Tenn. l..1ibF7'I1! Arts A merry, laughing, singing maid. Science Club, Secretary: Folk Dance Clubg Ofiicerg Cheer- leader: M-Blem Club: B.T.U. Of- ficer: Missionary Leader, Y.W'.A. Cimwifoko, RoBisR'r BRUCE Asheville, N. C. .'it't'lAI1lIfli7Ig A man, he seems, of cheerful yesterdays and confident to- morrowsf' CR.-UVFORD, NANCY .ANNE Clio Hillsboro, N. C. Efflllfllfdlll' Trarlzf'rI' From out her loving heart come deeds of kindness. SS. Otlicer CROIVE, FR.-XNKIE Spindale, N. C. Arrnzlntizzg She hath a heart with room for every joy. Business Club. D.'XN'ENPORT, EVA Clio Roper, N. C. Humf EL'0IIllIIIl-l'5 'WYith her jovial nature went a voice like a sparkling stream. lvl-Blem Club: XN'.A.A. Council: Soccer Club Chairman: Method- ist League: SS. Ofiicerg Hockey Club. Basketball Club: Softball Club: Home Economics Club. DAVIs, XVILLIE S. Phi Newport News, Ya. Liberal Arts i'Companionship with such a one is alwavs to be trusted. SS. Officer: Chaplain, Philo- Inathia: B.T.U.: Reporter, Minis- terial Conference, hiission Coun- cil: Softball Club. DENSON, ,ANNE XVIIITESIDE Clin Roanoke, Ya. Pre-,N'zn'5ing A constant friend is a rarity. Publicity Chairman, Y.YN'.A.g Poster Chairman, Clio: Volun- teers for Christ. CREASON, GRIMES A. Eu Cooleemee, N. C. Liberal Arls uThe Inerit of originality is not novelty, it is sincerity. CL'RTIs, THoMAs E. Phi Hlaynesville, N. C. Pre-Illed High ambition and deeds which surpass it. Band, Glee Glub: French Club: Methodist League. D.AVIs, PAT Non XVinston-Salem, N. C. Lz'bfm! Arts i'Her IIICITY spirit seems our coni- rade vet. Dorrnitorv Oflicer: Secretary of lV.A.A. Council: Historian, Non- pareilg M-Blem Club: Basketball Club: Hockey Club. ID.-XVIS, MAX Bryson City, N. C. Arrozmling i'Trustworthv: in all things dili- gent and dependable. Business Club. DICKENS, CAROL JEAN Clin Fries, Va. Buxinfsr No gems, no gold needs to wear: she shines intrinsically fair. S.S. Olhcer: Corresponding Sec- retary Clio' Switnrnin Club: , I - I g Archery Club. 24 -c-. . 1 gb.. x QI' '1 ..l .1 W1 in ,1 if llixlm, Blilll Ama ,X1111 lxll. XVQTIIUII Springs, N, C. Illlllll' H1111111111111 HXY1' lun' 1l11' IJl'.lL'l' 111 11l1icl1 Slll' lix1'S. H1m1111: lCc'111111111ice Cfluli, 'llI'1'.lS- l1I'l'l'1 5.5. fJlllC1'I'. l,71111'11'1ss,.I1111N A, P111 l :1xc'll1'x'ill1', N. C. 111111111 ,Al1lY 'ZX 1111111 ul' llicmuqlit Strilws clvcply und slrikvs S.1l'cl1', Urns, R11:11.'xR11 l'si1111Ll1 cllllllili., l'z1. .'i1'11l1lIl111lf Happy ilu- 1111111 who 111111115 lilo. I1111'11111u1'11l l u111I111llg Illll'iiIIll1I'2ll I5z1s1fl111ll1'l'r.1ck1 M-Cilulnz xlHl'Silf' Bzlslwtlnull. D1'1'1:K, Il, CMI14, .-Xsllcvillc, N. C. l.1l11'111l ,-1111 S11'ivc for succcss z111d luuk 11l1c11cl. I11111-111, BUNNIIQ S112 .xvllll l'vI'HI'lliliIl, N. CI. l.1l11'111l .1111 'l'l1c Quin' ul' 21 liluv, sig11iliCL111t l'o1'gct-1110-110l.'l CZl1f1pl11i11, Socivtyz Scrililurusq Y.XN'.A3 Society Cmisrnix 25 ll11X1'1JX', lfll E11 R11111111k1', Y.1. 1.1111'1111 .1111 H1 is C'll'C'lllllSIJl'Cl Llllll riglilf' B. I .l .Ull1f'1'r: Sh, fJlllCl'I'1 lXllI1- is11'1'111l 11111111-1'1'11c'1-1 liu C11'11sr11'g II1ll'1llI1lll'ill Slmrlsg llmisr' fJlllf'l'l'Q l',11 X. Prvs. D111'1a1,, fi.XR'I'lI 12,11 lx'1llIlClL', Incl. Lllffrrll .I111 His Cuurl IDL'I'l-UI'lIli'lllCC draws lllllCl1 11cl111i111li1111. Y.11'Sil1' Bxislwllmll 'l'1'z11111 Mvlllulmg Bam-111111 'llvz11111 Intra- Illllliill Fo111l1.1llg l11trz1111111'11l 'l'C1111is3 B.T.U. Dvxrw, A'1'1.11s flI.EVIiI..-XND 1,111- .fXsl1cl1o1'11, N. C. l.Il7l'l'!l! .'iI1X His gricliroii p1'1'fo1'111:111cc was tllc 1,-11vy of all. Varsity Fuotlazillg Basl41:tl111llg Basulnullg M-Club. IL.-x141.1', DAVID P111 XN'i11stu11-S.31lc111, N. C. ,lll1.1Il' Height adds to clig11i1y. C1l1o1'istC1', BSU. Couucilg Glea- Clulmg Cluircli Cllwirz P11-siclc111, O1'ph1-1111 Clulag Biinclz Phi Secrv- 111 ry, E1,1,1s, B,xR11,x11.x C1111 Hickory, N. C. lflf1111'11111141f 771111 11171 Sl11' is all luvc, :ill liking, gill clcliqhlf' SS. x'lCC-PI'l.'SiClL'l1l1 Pianist, Cliog IJOI'I1'lllOl f Olliccrg I.R.U.g RC- porlcr, I'IIHfIlf1,' YNY..-X. x,. ELLIS, PERRY RICHARD E11 Portsmouth, Va. Liberal Ar!! In quest of the best. President Euthalia C-I Term, Training Union President: Bas- ketball 1 and 21 Ministerial Con- ference: Glee Club 1. ENGLISI-I, MELVIN EMERSON Mars Hill, N. C. PTF-,'lg7'1ifllllM7'? In quietness and confidence is his strength. M-Club ESTEP ROGER VV Lenoir N C Lzbeml slrlx I m ready for adx enture German Club FERGUSON, Io ANN I0 S nora ky Lzberal iris Of all the Uirls eer was seen there s none so fine as she Tramln Union President French Club Ofhcer Clio Ofhcer College Marshal Y W A Coun C11 Dormitory Oliicer FLEMING, GEORGE EDWVARD I Warrenton N C Lzlveral Am' Great thoughts come from the heart Hzlltop Staff GSI ENGLISI-I, MARY jovcs Mars Hill, N. C. Liberal Arts Life is an ecstasy to those who find it. Town Girl's Club EssEx, FRANK V., JR. Arlington, Va. I Accounting l Not over-serious, not frivolousl but a rare good fellow? FARR, LATIMER C., JR. E12 Wauchula, Fla. Liberal Arts A cheerful disposition IS a valun able possession S S President Society Officer Florida Club TFZIHIHQ' Umor Officer Intramural Football El Censor FINCI-I HOWARD MONTAGUE, IR Mt Airy, N C Engzneermg still and quiet conscience SS OH:Icer Dormitory Office FOSHEE DIXIE VIRGINIA Dunedin Fla Elementmy Tearherx Always a smile and a word c heer Dormitory President Florld Club Student Council SS O ficer Hilltop Staff l R.Az1ER, Lewis D. 11,71 Louisburg, N. C. Cnm num' 'Silence' and thought 1111- Com- binrd to thc bcst LlClYLllll.lQL'..l M-Club, Football Mziiiziqcit Jrack Manager. iGADDx', D.-XVID NY. IV11 ' Albemarle, N. C. I I.1l1r1'z1I Alix I Blow, trumpet, blow! :German Club, Vice-President: fOFCl1CSlI'Z1 Clliccr: Olliccr: 1Band. I 1 i iCvARDNER, RICHARD lin l Sanford, N. C. 9 . , i Efzgzzzffririg i Politeness costs little and yit-lcls I much. lBand l 1 i iGARR1soN, HARRX' LEE 1 NN'eaverville, N. C. E11g1'1ze'er1'ng a Kind words arc the music of , the world. iG1-ZTZMAN, CAROLYN cilllll , Athens, Ga. 1 Liberal A115 'HAH that is beautiful shall abide. E Folk Dance Club: Society Ofliccr: ,Glec Clubg W.A.A. Council: 5.8. W OfHCt'rg May' Queen. l I wr- 'Q l'll'I V, 'l'1'.1m 1511 I,1-wisxillt-, N. C. .S111'1111' Full of L'llLllltfl', full of pup. DI'IlIllilll'l'l'SQ 'l'u111bli11g Tcani Cl.XNl'l, lIi1.ss1E'IE.w Clin Pickifns, S. C. I.I,lI'I'tIl .1115 Quiet but powerful. SS. Olliccrg Training Union P1'r'siclt'nt. ci,-XRNIZR, lfnhn HVHERT Phi Union, S. C. Pri'-.-Igr1r11lt11rf His good nature conquers all. House Pr1'siclc11tg Training Union fYJlllCL'l'I Football. Cilitlllflli, l.ut'1sE .Yun Rzilcigli, lX. L. ljlrrml 1-1115 Nothing that happc-ns can hurt inc. G11-1' Club, Softball Cllubg Swim- ming CllLlll1'llL'IllllS CIlL1l1gY.XY.A., XVH-X..-X. Council, M-Blum Club: SS. Oflict-rg Clit-t'1'lt':ld6r. C111 1., EY1iRE'l'I', lll Ifu Richniond, Yu. 1.1!1rr11I .-111.1 Far muy wr Search before wt- lincl .1 friviid so willing and so kind. SS.Otl1c1'1':'lirai11inQ Union Otii- ccrg D1'11111z1tcc1's: Eutlitilian, Yicc- P11-siclviitz l.R.CI. K i 1.-A GILLESPIE, ARTHUR SAMUEL, JR. Plzz New Orleans, La. .S'rz'erzfe Whse to resolve, and patient to perform. Training Union Ofhcer: B.S.U. Councilg Brotherhood Presidentg Science Club Oflicerg Philoma- thian Officer. GLENN, DAN M. Asheville, N. C. Srienre A winning spirit combines with a winning personalitx C II Class President M Club Vice Pres dent Science Club Dormitory OHL1cer Intramural Baslsttball Football GOIN DEM EX Il C lifton Forge N a Lzberal im A face a silent commendat1on Eu Treasurer and Censor I R C President House Olhcer Track Team GREGG ROBERT STEPHENS Richmond V A111516 They conquer who believ they can Glee Club SS Ofhcer GREENLEE ROBERT Spruce Pine N C Gene: al Buxznexs Success comes slowly swiftly canst thou lose success S S Ofhcer 28 GILLESPIE, JA MES PITTARD Phil Wg, New Orleans, La. 1 Pre-Med Honor lies in honest toil. 1l Philomathian Ofhcerg Trainingw' Union Oflicerg B.S.U. Councilg Science Club. GLENN, LARRY ALLEN ERI' Black Mountain, N. C. W Liberal Arif 'P' i'Happy am I' from care Ilrnil' ree Why arent they all contente likemep Dramateers M1n1steral Confer ence GORE GROVER AUDREY Shallotte N C Agnrullure VVe grant although he has much wit he is rather shy Ofl1S1I'lg1t,, House Ofhcer GREENE JOANN High Pomt, N C Illurzr Her volce was ever soft an ow Glee Club Orpheon Club GREGORY MARX ELLEN Nor A Erwin, N C M uszr Not too serious not too a yet she has a loving way Glee Club BTU Ofhcer SS Ofhcer F 1 1 . l 1R11f1f1N. lxl.'XYN.XI4II S. I,u11isl1111':. N. lf. l l.1lf1'rf1l.l1l1 11lTl11'1'c 1111- 111111111-ms xxlivn si' lvncv. p11xl1111g1'1l .md llI1l1I'11lxi'Il, ' 111011' cxp1'vssix'1' 111g1x lu' ll1.111 l all xwrcls 1'x'1'1' sp11k1-11 PENN. lxlll 11141111 R1'1.141f.11 .Mm A .'Xll1111l.1, Lid. ' Lllfrlzll .'l1l,x 'HX silvm Cu1111'cly. 1l.T.U. fYllllCl'I'Q Y.lY..-X.: SS. 'Dfliccirg 5361011611 Clulw f3lllCl'l'1 lN'.A.,-X. CY1,11111cil1 .-X1'cl11'1'y Kflulml lil-Blcm Cllulr fllllCl'l'Z Sucivty 1 4 l'Jllic1'r, A . ' 5 li.-XRRIS, XVIRHINI.-X I:11.1Z.'x11E'1'11 film 1 , Xlilllgllklll. N. CI, l I.1lfm'11l .4115 .1 i A wp-0 lNJI'1IllC lass. 1 1'.XN'.A. Clouncilg SS. Olliccr. Y. ll l'l,xVNER, CLXRUI YN AIEAN .Yun N Cll12lIglUllL', N. C. , Hzzszmwx' 'l'B01'I1 for success shc Swluccl. wi with g1'21Cr to win, with l11'111'1 1 taholdf' 1 .B.T.U. Ollicvrg YKY..-X. 0111110113 1.-louse Ullxcurg Gln-Q Club: S11- gietyOtlic1-r. Ll'1'c-siclcimllg F111'cu- liic Team: May Cuurt. X , 1 11 li I 1 1LHAx 1'11, G1 ENN Ei..-x1N1-1 film Rcidsvillc, N. CI. I LIIWI 111 girl: '?'Fo1' such a l'ricf11cl1mc11111sl travel nlaliy a 11'11lc, l B.T.L'. Olliccr: SS, Otliccrz lY.XY..'X. Council: Y.T.CI.g xvkllllll- -teers for Christ. I 1 I h1'1 1 14.13 KN Il 1 l.XKl l.. lm .Xl1'x.1111l1'i11, Y.1. l'1r-l,1111' 'l'l11' I'lllL' ul' lllX lili' is lu 11l.1li1' l1llSlIlK,'SS .1 l1l1'.1s111'1' .1111l IJlt'.ISllI'l' lllX lDllSllll'SS.N ll.m1.11. 'lima l',i11Lgl111111lu11. N. Y. l'11'-lf11g1111'f1111g l llvc' 111 cl.11'1' and clgm? tu lin-. fl-I Class fJlllCf'l'. H.X'I'f7IIl4.l1. Ii.-jr'111x,,IR. 1511 lxllllsifillllflll, N. CI, l'r1'-1.1111' 'XTI11' lll.lIl lliill lllllSllL'S is 11111 allways l1.1sl1li11l. Mclliuclisl I,,11-11211111 M-Cilulag l' 01111 I mll. H.xYN1ix, Nxxm' L111'1s1z C7111 B111'li11gtu11, N. CT, 1.1111-T1'1l111111f1r1 S111il1?S L111' Ilia' l.1111g11.11f1'. .'X14Cl11'1'y fflulwg l71'c11Cl1 Cflulm. H,'XX'NIE, lXI11:l1.x1a1 L111111111, X. C.. l,1lf1'1f1l .lllx B1:lt1'r is hc than the lwslf' ixlll1lSIL'I'lLll Ciullll,-1'c11c1'. 29 O0 Z' .vy- S N A ,K yi HENDERSON, juni' E. .Mm jacksonville, Fla. Secretarial Science Lucky is he who owns such company. Society Officer, Florida Clubg Hiking Club. Hicks, RICH.ARD Eu Gastonia, N. C. Liberal Arts Ambition is the con ueror of Q fortune. B.T.U. Officer: Ministerial Con- ference, I.R.C.g Society Officer, Mission Council. HINES, BILL Spindale, N. C. Aecoztnting Always a smile and a word of cheer. B.T.U. Ofhcerg House Officer, Business Club. HODGE, BILLIE BLAIR Non Rutherfordton, N. C. Alusir She's witty to talk with and pretty to walk with? Bandg Orchestrag S.S. Oliiccrg Y.W.A. HODGES, HENRX' HSONNYH, Eu Norfolk, Va. .-lgricultzzre To set the cause above renown, to love the game beyond prize. Football Team. .E CLASS lt fl . HENDRIX, CELIA ANNE Nm? Asheville, N. C. Liberal Artx l B1est with a temper whose un clouded ray, can make tomor row a cheerful day? S.S. Oflicerg Hiking Club. HILL, DURVVOOD W. Roanoke, Va. Liberal Arts A 7 L'Rejoicing in new-found lifee B.T.U. OHicerg LAUREL Stall Dramateers. HINES, RUBY Cl Spindale, N. C. Secretzzrial Seierzce ' Her air her manners all wl 7 . 5 saw admired? Society Oflicerg Businessg Gl Club. , HODGE, DAVID CHARLES Columbia, S. C. Liberal Arts Talk of him of Jacob's ladd JU and he would ask the numl I of steps. Ministerial Conference. LD 4 HOLLEMAN, MARY ELLEN all Jonesville, N. C. Liberal Arts 4 X 'gThe lady of wisdom is the lifl of worth. L B.T.U. Oliicerg Volunteers Ibn Christg Y.T.C. Ofiicerg I.R..l S.S. Officer. ' 1 l I l l l lfoumi, xIU1.1.-x Stwltm fflm Charlotte, N. CI. I l.l!7t'I'I1l plztt 'Her ways are ways uf plegts.tnt- nlness. and her paths are pntlrs ln flicretaryg Clin HlSlOflilll1X,.xX'..'X. lfall Leader: B.T.U. of peace. S. Ofliceri Niission Cutlmril E .t Y' llowui., HERBERT 5'1'EX'liNS, lit. f Asheville, N. C. t j Cnmn1f'rt'f' l'Tall men Come sun-eruwned lt' who live above the fog, in public duty and private think- Y ing. XI-Club: Basketball Team. E ioYLE, BETTY ,Xml ug Lenoir, N. C, .SvfL'ff'flI7lUf Sc t1'm'z' llll'The way to have 3 friend is to be one, lt ldtxluci-ms, JOHN Hs v nlzn Alexandria, X tu, I.1'l1f'ml .iffy 'The best of me is cliliueiiet-. l . alI'IUNTING. lvhuxitzh W.-wwf: Eu Asheville, N. fl. ,tg I'1r-.llrflzml 1 NTU thine own sell' be true. Al ,sp V17 L lllwsrz, l4lARlJl.D Mlrifm Phi Henderson, ll. Lzftrml .Jill 'ZX Lgsmcl lnutgli is sunshine in any liuusef' ll1lI'LlIllLlI'lll Foutbzillg Gln-e Cflubg Ministerial cllllll-t'I'l'llt't'1 Phi Crit- ie1 Sunday Selmul Superintend- vntg .'Xssist.int l.itcrury liclitur ul the l.,xtr1zi4.1.g Y.T.C.g B.T.U. Huy: if.. ANN.-x film Clizirlutte, N. C. .S'z't'rfIz111t1I Slilfllr f l'lie- lltirest garden in her looks. SS. Oflieerg Methodist Leagueg XN',A.A. Councilg Tennis Club: Ch.1rlulte Clubg Clio Posfer Clliztirnmn. Hl'IJStJN, HcmAt:E OSCAR Forest City, N. C. St'1'fr1t'f Good and true, ever sincere and dependable too. SS. Ollieer. HVNT, li.-KLPH P. Eu Lexington, N. C. Lifwml Arlx XYell rounded knowledgeg self- revereneeg self-Control. I.R.C.3 B.T.U. Ciiicerg Dormi- tury Oflicerg Fu Secretary. Hl'R'l', KIUHN M. Cilmrlutle, N. C. lbw-C'fm1111m'e You will zilwziys lind liinl true :ind just. INGLE, JAMES E. Phi Louisville, Tenn. Pff-Law An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. B.T.U. Oliicer: I.R.C.: M-Club: Basketball Manager. ISAACS, M.ARX' Jo .N on XVinston-Salem, N. C, Z,lll7l'I'l1I .-lrli Never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Society Oliicer: I.R.C.g XV.A.A. Council: M-Bleni Club Officer: Hockey Club: Basketball Club: Softball Club. JENKXNS, CLIFFORD ALLEN Eu YVashington, D. C. Pre-Agrirullurf 'gTruStworthy: in all things dili- gent and dependable. B.T.U. Oflicer: LAUREL Photog- rapher. JOHNSON, SAMMY JEAN .Ntm Raleigh, N. C. Liberal rlrlx A personality as sparkling as dew in the sunlight. Nonpareil Vice-President, Pres.: Sunday School oliicer: B.T.U. Oflicer: Scriblerus Club: LAUREL Staff: Archery Club: Dormitory Officer. JONES, XVILLIAM CAREY Richmond, Va. Liberal :iris And he shall excel even among the greatest of inenfi INGRAM, GEORGE Mooov Eu Lilesville, N. C. Liberal .-lfts Human am I and every human interest is mine. B.T.U. OH-icer: Sunday School Oliicer: Dormitory Officer. JARv1s, ETT.-X EUGENIA Clif, Greensboro, N. C. Liberal Arif A thing of beauty is a joy for- ever. Mission Council: Glee Club Of- ficer: Scriblerus Club: Volunteers for Christ: B.T.U. Officer: Dram- ateers: Archery Club: May Court. Joi-INSON, ELVA -JEAN Mars Hill, N. cz. EZFIYIFIIIHKI' Tearherx Youth is to all the glad season of lifefl Town Club. -JOLLIFFE, MARY CATHERINE Clio Alexandria, Va. Seffrlarial Srz'em'e Great thoughts come from the heart. LAUREL Staff: Sunday School Oliicer. JONES, HERBERT LEE E11 Apex, N. C. Liberal .-iris To speak as normal people do: to think as wise men do.' Sunday School Oliicer: Ministe- rial Conference: I.R.Cg Track Team. 32 Iovxiak, B121 ix' Iixiu-il: Hin XN'cnclt'll, N. C. llffmr ffl ummin i A good naiturv conqtivrs till. liiiziuzti, P.x'l'1lx' Gwiaxooi wx Nun lytfllltllll, Cm. Llflfllll .fills l'is only nolilc to hc good, J Slllldilf' School lrcsiclcfntg B,'l',L'. Prt'siclt'ntg Y.XY.i-X.: Yoluntvcrs for Christ. lxlxcnxin, BRENT B. E11 Lcnoir, N, ff. Pu'-Lim' i'PL'I'SOI1L1liIY is :in t'w,'r-efncltiring qtizilityf' Sunclay School Otlicvrg l,.-xt'Rt31. Stull. liNimi'1', C1Ec:l1,.IR. 1,111 Pagclancl, CI. .'it't'Il1llIfI-IIQ Lil'c is ti chccrful gaunc to play. LANFORD, CH.-xnrus GENE East Point, Ga. Iliff-.lffrl A moral, scnsilnlc, and well- hrccl man. c Iiwf xm Nnrlsrrkl' SrxN1.l-.Y Hn N1'wYorl4, N, Y. .Sl1t'1nf' Good humor :incl t1,t,uzCl st,-tisc t'x't'1'joii1. Socivty Ollicfirg Nlvthoclist Youth livlloxxship Ollicvr. K1ii'.x'1'1u1:K, lfgiw I,. Clin Huinpton, Ya. 1.1lu'1t1l nlrli 'l'or sho was just thi? quit,-L kind wliosrf nznurc ne-x 1-r varies. B,S.L'. Ullici-rg B.'Ii.L', Olliccrg Suncltn' School Oilict-rg Volun- tvvrs for Christ: Y.xY,:X,Q Y.'li.C.: Classical Cflulmg Dormitory Chap- lain. KIIiKNI.-KN. HENTQX' hi.-XDISUN Pin' XvlIISlUH-S,.llL'lH, N. C. I.1'l1f1'11! .-1115 To know him inaclc life lmright- cr Inxxiizanr. lures M. Phi Phoclnus. Ya. I.1lwml girls Forcvcr wzirm :incl winning in his naturcf' BSU. Council: Ministerial Con- fcrcncc: B.'l'.L'. Ollicerg Sunday School Olhccr: Brotherhood: Dormitory Chaplain: Tumbling Ttxnn. LASSI1 ER, IMAX ERRINUIUN Four Uziks. N. C. I'rr-.llwl Kinclncss is to do and say. Sllllflilf' School Prcsiclcntg Science Cluh. CLASS OF l95l 33 LEATH, JAMES ALBERT, VIR. Pfzz' Asheville, N. C. Lllbfflll :Iris True to God in all his workf, B.T.U. Pres.: Brotherhood Pres.g B.S.U. Councilg Dormitory Chap- lain: Philomathian Censor, Vice- President. President. LENNON, I'I.-XRTFORD, -IR. Eu Boardman, N. C. Prf-Agrirzzlfzzrf' HA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. Sunday School Oflicerg B.T.U. Officer: Society Olhcer: Tum- bling Officer. LIDE, ILDA CIM Greenville, C. Liberal Hlrls The merit of orl inallty is not noxelty it is sincerity Hilsm Club Oflicer KN AA Council L4 Blem Club Oflicer Dormitory Ofhcer Student Coun l Ofhcer Archers Club X YVA Xoluntccis for Chilst BT U Ofhcer Sunday School Ofhcer Mission Council Olhcer Socictx Ofhcer Soccer Club Dramateers Hzllfnp Editor Folly Dance Club Sciiblerus Club Lolxo, Euz ABETH X ot NG on Roxboro N C Elemfnlan Tmflzm 5 Lixe and enjoy life while you may Sunday School Olhcei Drama teers Swimmin Club LUTTRELL Mun EXELEN C110 Fountain C,1tx, Tenn Pre Nznmzg She hath a daily beauty in her 1 e B T U Oiicer, C110 Chaplain ,... N... rwu QT l 49 54 -m Y Q N LL Y N 54 LEE, LOXVELL Phill Slagle, YVest Va, In quietness and in confidence is his strength. 5 A B.T.U. Officer: Sunday SchooL l Oflicerg Ministerial Conference ,ju Dormitory Chaplain. lil J 4 t LJ' LEXVIS, OSCAR, JR. 'N M, Asheville, N. C. , Liberal Arts --Plays well the game of lifefil' -gt Dormitory Chaplain. tv yi 'l LIMER BERNIECE zo Norllna N C L1 benz! Arty A Joxial smile a loving hear had she X WA Council Hzlllop Busines Manager Sunday School Ofhcer 3 'Volunteers for Christ BTU l Officer Softball Club LUFFMAN XVINNIE z State Road N C Home Economzcs Rich in saving common sense BTU Olhcer Society Officer Home Economics Club Vice Pres Dormitory Officer Volun teers for Christ State Reporte t for North Carolina Home Eco nornics Assn College Clubs Dept I Ly NNI JEANNIE Enblewood N Y Pre bled From out of her lovlng hear come deeds of kindness Sunday School Officer Non pareil Secretary German Club Sec Y XV A Council Swim ming Club . -lc:A1.l is'1'Ek. Barry Lua .Nm Hickory, N. C. .lfllilf Sh! The gracious tyrnnnies of hcr fingertips. lee Clulig Sunday Schoolg .T.L'. l W ICCALL, SARA At'ous'i'A C110 l Hendersoniille, N. C. l Sz'r1'f!1111'z1f -5'lllt'Ilt'l' She gives others a cheerful day. lmday School Oflicer. i v l QICFADDEN, F1.oRxiNc:E M. .Yon ' Apponiattox. Va. 4 l Lzlwruf AIU' lTl'1e soul of chanqelcss, sunny , days. J,A.A. Council. Y.XY.A. Otlicerg liking Clulig B.T.U. Ofliccrg 'olunteers for Christ. CG1RT, JOHN SH.,-iw Asheville, N. C. PIP-Dfllflll 3 He played so truly. iiorniitory President: German W ,.lulJ. JAINER, lj. C. E11 Leesburg, Fla. 1 I,Zibl'l'I1l Ar!! 1 A favored man is the gift of fortune. 'iuthalian Chorister, P i a ri i s t. Chaplain. Vice-President. Pres.: -flinisterial Conference Orlicerl ,Sli-e Clulmg Assistant B.'l'.U. Di- ector: B.T.U. Choristerg Cross filountry: Sunday School Oliicer. -f 'iff' .2 ,A y QR: is ' X r sf' :!.w f fi- l' 'Ly-iff' 5 1 'J , Q.. ,143 lxllIBRIDli, Ci.-Xlllll YN .Min Alvxantlriu, Ya. .S'n1r'lrn1f1l .S'rl1'Ili'v' 'HX nivrrx' lift- with joy and sun- shinwf' Society Olliccr: 'livnnis Clulig Business Cflulig l,.Xl'RliI.SlZlll1. Mfzffi El LAND, Miaixix Plz! Newport News, Ya. Ijlfnzll .-lzli A nian uphcld by sl:-.iclllistriess of purpose. Ministvri.il Conilfrence: Church Choir. lx'llIQiEli, Btfrsi' Bkooits 671,11 XYinston-Salvin, N. C. Lzfwral .-lrli My niind to nie a kingdom is. B.T.Li, Otlicerg Glct' Club, Vol- untt-ers for Christ: Scrihlerus Cluli: Society Ollicerl College lxl2'lI'SlHil1 Y.lV.A. Council. lNICTx'RE, 'l'nEouoRE PULLY E11 South Hill, Ya. Lthr: ul :hir Faith and good will arc written in his dec-cls.' B.T.U. Ollicer. lvI.wN. LUTHER NI.-XRIIJN P111 Phoenix City, Ala. Llillfllll .ll li Ambition lmurns within my heart. Florida Clula Pres.: Colored Blis- sion Chin.: lN1ir1istcrial Confer- ence 'Vice-President: Society Oflicerg Dorniitory Chaplain. VER .Nr ,,,,ns. I 4-14, X . 7 1 .6- 7 if -K 1 I if l it f 9' 'A 'X' 'K fe-ur X fo- 4297 'A l 1 Q K ,-. A-. . ' -f 'L f fj'1 .5. X lv 3. 1 Q-U A e.Ilj.w- Y .5-T: X. 16 Q- IVIARTIN, XVALTER Summerfield, N. C. Liberal .-lrls Happy the man who enjoys lifef, lvl-Club: Nlethodist Youth Fel- lowshipg Football: Baseball. MAss1E, EVELYN lN'lAE Lowesyille, Ya. Liberal Arts ln every thought sincere. I.R.C.g Y.XV.A.1 Dramateers. lVl.-KTTHEXVS, BARBARA ,Yon Kings lX4ountain, N. C. Serretarial Srierzre Her good nature conquers allf, Business Club Pres.: Glee Clubg Dormitory Oiicer: Student Council Vice-Pres.: Society Ohi- cer, B.T.U. Oflicer. BIELVIN, ROBERT A. CBOBJ Phi St. Pauls, N. C. Liberal A rts Here is one at once high in aspiration and in the eyes of his fellows. B.S.U. Pres.g l.R.C.g Society Chaplaing B.T.U. Pres.g May King. lN11LLER, MONTE Black Mountain, N. C. Pre-filed Life is yoursg make it what you will. 36 MAsoN, VERLUS ANDREXV Andrews, N. C. . Engineering f A smile begins his day. ul I . il MAsT, JANIEVE Clwj Rominger, N. C. ' Liberal Arts Always willing to work. i spanish Club Vice-Pres.g B.T.U' Oflicerg Hilllop Staff. IVIATHEXVS, CHARLES DAVID Ph Bartow, Fla. Pre-.filed He lives, beloved by all who know himf, Society Chaplaing Mission Coun- cil. METC.ALF, Rox' XVALTER Mars Hill, N. C. Liberal Arts ':Good words are worth rnucl and cost littlef' Mn.xAN, NOEMI CMimij No 3 Cuba Business VVhose little eyes glow as t - sparks of Fire. lb 1 Ivioxaoa. Rtrrn Et 1 EN .Mm High Point. N. C. Hfllmllzurl Happiness rvtlvcts liltt' thtt light of ht'at't'n. Sofiety Olliccrl clllL'k'1ill'IlClt'l'1 Ulm' Club: lNI-Bltrin Club. l l MooRE, JOHN FRANKLIN E11 Lenoir. N. C. Lilmzzl ,-lfti Forever winning in his ll3lLll'C.N B.T.L'. Ofliccrz Spanish Club: Track Team. MORETZ. lVIARIAN Ronnvsow ,Mn Petersburg, Ya. Liberal .-lrls 'iH6re's a heart for every fatcfl B.T.U. Orlicerg Spanish Club: Church Choirg Sunday School Officer: Yolunteefs for Christ Oflicer. ilNIOSTELI,ER, JACK C. Andrews, N. C. Pliyxital Ezizzrulzmt Who goes quietly, he will grow strong. JM-Club: Football hianagcr. lil l l N'2IGliBUL'RS, PEGGY Clm Hillsboro, N. C. Ed zzr' ation NTQ cherish dreams of lovelint-ss. I.R.C.g Sunday School President. lxlthttkl-L, XYII I mu CI.. -lit, Asltt-villt-. N. ti. Llluftrlf ,lllt 'EX winning pt-rsonttlitx .intl ll born 1lIl1lt'It'.u lfotntlutll, Baskt-tb.tllg IXI-Club. lNIt'mREFi1i1,o, QI.-MIK Dowal 1. lYinston-Salem. N. C. I'rf-.llrfl His uncloudy rftx' can niakc tomorrow as chccrl'ul as toclayf' lN1r1RGAN. Doworiix' ROSE .Mm High Rock. N. C. Hnmr lft'01IH7IlIIX 'Illic drczuncr who is ingtlting the drezun coinc trut-. hi-Blcin Club: XYA..-X. cJlllCCl'I Honit- Economics Club: Dormi- tory CjillCC1'Q hflay Court. TVIYEIAS, Houma IXI,xRsii.at,l. 1'!ft Maryville, Tenn. Luft' 'Hc bccainc tht- fricnd of all who knew him. Sunday Slillool Prcs.g Society Orliccr. NIiISt1N,Alr7IlN D,tx'io lfu Aslicvillc, N. C. 1LlVlgllll't'll1l4Q St1'cwing gladnvss along tht' way. 37 43 H' as-'X Q kg Lp . 'gi st K. 'Q H 4 5 . I 443 1? J nf ' -1 1 l t I 1:6 S-' fq..X E . . .El N is M 413 Q 15 -A F gf! ICI 47 -' M 7? fi- 3 .- .f ,O 'LA 1 Q' NEXX'TON, DOUGLAS Yonges, S. C. Liberal Arty 'tHe preaches best who lives bestf, B.T.U. Ollicerg Sunday School Pres.: Ministerial Conference. NCJLEN, HILDA ANNE Non Richmond, Va. Librrzzl :Iris Bright star with laughter on her banners dressed. OATEs, MfXRIIJN Non Rutherfordton, N. C. Elrrrzerzlarx' Trrzvlzerr A pretty girl is like a melody. Sunday School President: Society Officer. OLIVE, AULSEY THo:tIAs Plz Mount Gilead, N. C. Pre-flied Good temper is like a sunny dayehe sheds brightness over everything. Glee Club President: German Club: Tumbling Teamg LAUREL Sports Editor. ORREN, BETTY KIEANNE Clio Statesville, N. C. Lilreral Artr True to herself, her friends, her duty. Y.XV.A. f ,l XIX Q 'll a 1 4 Aww -an S ,uk foxy s l --1 I l l . 'Q' 25' A ag- by i 5 can If SSRN - it fl' ft I ' I E N is ' l l I I NICHOLSON, BOBBIE JEAN Clio l Penrose, N. C. I Science - l' UI hear love's trumpets pealing. l B.T.U. Pres.g French Club Press Society Officer. NORXVOOD, LOUISE W'inston-Salem, N. C. Home Economics l Cli ' 7 l 0 . With every beauty of personppp and every endowment off mind. , Y.XV.A. Pres. 3 Volunteers for, Christ, May Court. l i OGLE, N7IVIAN fVickyJ Clid' New Orleans, La. Liberal Arlr 4 . l PI Words cannot express her in-If finite sweetness. V Dormitory Pres., Student Councilil .L Presidentg Drainateer Presidentl , B.T.U. Officerg M-Blem Club! ' Cheerleaderg Scriblerus Club! ll Folk Dance Club. .5 3 V 1 I ORR, JOE L. Robbinsville, N. o. P+ Liberal Arts 'Wvithout inspiration of God rnan was ever greatf' Ministerial Conference. I llf Pai OVERTON, JAMES WILSON, JR. Norfolk, Va. Liberal Arts Y HManhood is the first aim 1 is education? . M-Club, Football. N l pwi-:N, Tn: mms A. , Lake Toxmvgiv, N. C. Lllffrrlf qlrlr I l Strong in will. -1 . l PACE, F1N1.izY. AIR. 3 Hendersonville, N. C. 5 Iflllifl-IIfl'l'IIlg i'DZll'lI1g to he individualistic. 1 I I ,PARKER, SARAH E.1,izABr:'1'H .You y New Bern, N. C. i . : .Uuxzf 'Love, sweetness, goodness, in her person did shine. lY.XV..-X. Council: Glee Cluhg So- Iciety Officer: Sxvinnning Cluln. l l PATTERSON, -Io,x1sNE Clm w Tilton, Gu. Lilufml .-lrlx l Maiden eyes divine. Methodist Youth Fellowsliip. PAYNE, Tommy P111 1 Cherokee, N. C. .S'f1'f114'z' And smiled beyond all that his learning knew. 'Band Vice-President: S u n d at v School Officer. X-- gn, 7,5 L I. is SCF' Lyl' 7 IVY? 'E ll fDXX'IiN, Str ,Yun lYuym'sville, N. C. 1fIl.lIlIl'.H lfflzunlmn 'l'lie larger lmvnrt, the kindlier hand. PM min, Cixi.-xR1.1as Eoxv,-um 1511 High Point, C. riftiflllllflllxg Friendliness IH2lliL'S lmppinessf' M-Clulmg 'liaek 'll-mn: Cross Country Testing B.T.L'. Ollieer. P.xiuuN, Fnuorirueu tl. Eu Eastport, Md. Lzlfnal A115 He loves where lnost is the need of love. Blind: Orehestrzig lN'1inisterial Conference. PAvNE. Burnt: B. Canton, N. C. LMIFVIII .-1115 i'He knows what he wants. PLNIAND, BIL1 lr: Clin XYinsI n-Salem, N. C. Lllfrrfll girls l,ife's 21 lovely thinef to know. Nlethodist Youth Fellowship. cuss or 1951 PENLAND, 'TALXIAGE NEXYTON Plzz' Asheville, N. C. 1.1'lvfral Jill' I tackle all the tasks and do them one by one. B.T.lf. Oflicer: Society Oiiicer: College hlarshal: I.R.C. PERRY, CAREYKI. Louisburg, N. C. Srifrzrf 'tHe betters the world with his intellectfl College Marshal. PETERSON, EDWARD E11 Rainseytown, N. C. Lilmral Arif Doing noblc deeds. PINNELL, M.ARSH.ALL F. Plzi Henderson, N. C. COWIWIFTZF Doing what he can to make the world a better place. Society Officer: LAUREL Staff. PooLE, Bois Asheboro, N. C. Science 5'Believing where he cannot prove. M-Club: Baseball. PERDCE, JAMES H. Eu lylemphis, Tenn. Pre-Lau' As welcome as sunshine in every place. Dormitory Officer. PETERSON, Bx'RoN DElMENT Eu Gate City, Ya. Libfml .lrlf lX1usic in his brain wrought a happiness. Sunday School Ofhcer: B.T.U. Officer: German Club: Society Oflicer: Dramateers: Glee Club. PHILLIPS, JOYCE ELLEN Clin Fort Mill, S. C. Lilwcral A115 God-if one prayer be mine- let me be a friend. B.S.l.'. Council Officer: C-I Class Secretary: Sunday School Presi- dent: Church Choir: I.R.C.1 Clio Marshal: Vice-President: Presi- dent. PLEm1oNs, Bon C. Asheville, N. C. Labomlorz' ZTFIIZIZZ-l'lUH 'llilnjoying each minute the day brings forth. Methodist Youth Fellowship Of- ficer: Asheville Club. POPE, Jo ,ANNE Clio Hickory, N, C. Liberal Arts KHer smile likens unto sunshine. Sunday School Officer: Y.XV.A. Council: Scriblerus Club: Society Oliicer. 40 ' new X K' 'N FIR U!-x ff I' 4 li? ...J l'mrs'l'11N. ju KN .Mm fXluul'c'sx'illm', N. ff. I,zlff'mf ,lift Miiki' ul llix' task .1 SllI'l!l!'. bln- C.luli UIliu'i'g N.lX..'X.g l.R.lf.g l7l.'l'.L', PIil'SlCl4'IllQ Sunclny School f7JlllCt'liQ Gi'1'.1Ic,'i' H.S.L'4 Council: Nun Yin--l'i'i,-siclviil, Prcisiclefm. Piurzii. .I.xr:x M. D. P111 Ruxuwkc, Yu. Llfffmf qlrlx Hlfillvcl lu thc fullifsl uith lill-. C.-I Lldss Pri-siclum: M 1 s s 1 0 n Cluunfil Qllicvri Doriiiiturx' Olli- Cn-11 PRIVF.. REX B. Phi' FUFCSI City, N. ff. Pu'-.lIev1' A hcdcl XS'l1CI'l' wiscluin Illf'Sll'l'lt'S clicl liiuiiiicf' Sunday School Ollicvix licXIHfURD, ANNIE Lurisii Mars Hill, N. CI. S'z'i'lz'lrl1111l .Sl zrrm' All things nn- uccoinplisliccl In cliligcncc and lfilnuif' 'lwuwn Cflulm, REEvEs,lIr1iIN Hot Springs, N. C. EIIAQI IIFFI mg Nu iniin cwr gut lost on il straight miiclf' l'iu1wi iw. Rrssiai M xr-K .l1'll1'I'YUll, N, C- l,1lwr1f .lifi Sli'iu' lim' siiffi-N4 iincl Iimk mln-iiil. Piuizia, Fl'ii1,v:uAs RM' PM liauiiizipulis. N. CI. 1,1lw'rul .lily 'BX rliui-ri'ul liiuirt, 41 smiling llicv, puui' Sunshinm- into thx: CldI'l'ik'Sl place, Sucicly fJlllCL'I'1 B.'l'.L'. fVJllll'L'l'1 lXliiiist:i'riz1l CiUIllit'I'l'Ilf1'. PRIVI2'I'IE, BE'li'l'Y Lui' Cflm Hillslioro, N. C. ,llzznf HCV heart inziclc music. Glu- ffluli. REEVLS. .lures D. XX'ulnul, N. CI. P1 f-Dnzlzil Diliqcntly pursuing' thc linen' things. French Cluli. Riicnsiik. HENRX' XYillin'cl, N. CI. I.If7Fll1! girly 'Iihc- wiser man shapes into Gocl's plan. Training Union Prvsidvmg Minis- tvrial Conllwciicc Prvsidvnl: Sun- day School Ulliccr. 41 i' ULASSQOP 1951 ' REX'NClLDS, JA MES j. Raleigh, N. C. Lilfrral Arif Great thoughts are unexpressed. RICREY, ClOR.-X lVIAE Clio Miami, Fla. Liberal Art: 'tHcr music was the charm of heaven and earth. Society Otlicerg Mission Councilg Volunteers for Christg Y.lV.A.1 B.T.U.g Sunday School, Florida Club Oflicerg Grpheon Club: Church ChOir1Glec Glubg Y.T.C. Officer. RITCHIE, WILLIAM CRAVEN Phi Kannapolis, N. C. Pre-Dfnlrll U 'WVC met him smiling. Sunday School President: Col- lege Marshalg Scriblerus Club: Glec Clubg Philomathian Chor- isterg President. ROBINSON, DOLTGL.-XS Mars Hill, N. C. Erzgirzeerziig iiQUlCII16SS is a virtue of man. SAVAGE, ELIZABETH fBethl .Mm Falls Church, Va. Liberal :lily Hers is the beauty of friendliness and industry-a star is she of unequalled radiance. LAURE' Copy Editor: Hilltop Staffg B.T.U. Oflicerg Y.XV.A.3 Society Basketball Teamg Swim- ming Club. png Q . , RH , X in i -fl I I l RICHARDSON, RHODA CAROL Cliol. Whitehead, N. O. li .l Liberal Arts Delighting the most observingilt eye. Y.XV.A. Council OI'Hcerg Societyi Otficerg Volunteers for Christgl Business Clubg B.T.U.g Sunda School. YH I I N J l guy, RIDDLE, KENNETH CSnakej ' Asheville, N. C. l Pre-Denial ' l Ever pursuing true sportsmanfli l ship. Fil Science Club Ollicerg M-Club.: ,i ROBERTS, BOB Euii Greenville, S. C. Liberal Arlr A il His heart of constant youth. ,fY M-Club Presidentg Dormitory OM Ie ficerg Baseballg Footballg Basket-Q Ili ball. 4 ggi , W SAUNDERS, JIM Phil Kenova, W. Va. .U Liberal Am' Lg, 'LI want to travel the common ll' road. H-- ll I SCARBOROUGH, HELEN Clit Wendell, N. C. Liberal Ari: Nm 'gln sober beauty pass her days.'. Clio Presidentg Sunday School Oflicerg Dormitory Presidenti Archery Club Ofiicerg W.A.A' -Li Councilg Basketball Club. l,SMI'I'H, CI11.x1z1,1 11112 tl. ,XQIIVI I Gmrmitc- Falls, N. Cl. I 1 Llffflvlf .'llI,x l l1':u'1 1', Dukw , , 1 1 1 l I .S'r.rr!11f111l .S'1n'111:' ll HHN' xxxlw gm' 4'llL,'l'I'llll, lI'1K'lllllN 11 wins. l.QH1R1 1-gy, Duma .NNN Mm 6 fll1L1l'lull1'. N. ll. .S'r'1I1'l1lHzlf .Yr 11711 1' l'HL'I' lill' is lixrcl in quimfl joy. l 1Y.YY.,-X. Cfuuucili Ulm- Cflulml 3.T.l.', fVJlllCL'Y1 Sumlxuy Sfllmml L3CIlCI'L1l SvC1'n'I.11'3'1 BllSlIli'SS Cflulv Olliccrz 'Il-nuis Lilulp. 1S11wR'1', hill 11141211 lI1i.xN X1 II 1 HighPuim,N.Q1. . I,1l1f'ml ,lztl 1 I 'Thv highvst ll'2'lI'IllI1Q clwvlls in 1 an llncln-1's14mcli11Q lll'l1I'l.u l . ,. . 'Nunparxfll Hustvssz X1Cl'-PI't'Sl- illentg Collcgv lXI.n1'shI1lg YXY..-X. SCJHICCVI l.R.CI. f,lllCt'IAl Ijilfllll- gory fjlllCk'l'. I Simulxs, VIQHSI D. P111 1 1 V 1 0 -sm f ' C1'c'c11slm1'u, N, C., F, . I : Llflflllf ,'I1!l , ,L ' YYilh 21 smilu' 1111 his l'.1c1', ' SOCl0lfs' fJllICCI'1 Sumlny Sclmul 1, A W QPVQ-sidcmg I,.x1'R1e1. Slzxllg M-Cilulvi ,. 1- 'l f 'X K A s A ' l x lH1lIlnf1 Clll'ClllZlllUIl 5111111131-1'1 ,'B.T.L'. Plwsiclvllt. 5. -l XYurkiuq as lu plvzxszml SI'I'X'lCl' J lcd. ' St.Rl'fL1LS, lxlll 1 11-. NI1-LAN lllilll H111 lXluru.111I1m, N. C.. lZvlI'IHI'Ilflll 1' 'l rm flux 'HX Slllllll'1lIll in an xxi111m'1'w 1l.1y. Suncllly Scluml fJlllC1'I'Q Y.XY..'X. Ciullxlfilg x'UlllIllK'I'I'S for Clhrisl. S1111,x1, B151 rx' fflm K1lIlI11llJ1,JllS, N. CI. 1,Ilf1'HIf ,-1111 uls zm3lhinQ l'illI'1'l' than those- wlmsv liws se,-1'x'v IJllll'I'S.'n Sfrilllm,-1'11s Cflulml li.T.L', l'1'z:si4 all-mg I,.-x1'1z1a1. Art Ifclilurg Dur- lllllilff' fJlllCt'I'Q bln: 5l'Cl'l'lLll'y, xllfl'-PI'1'SlCll'lll, PIkl'SlClK,'Ill. S11 VER, IXIARY I'lR.'XN1lIiS C1111 .'Xsl11-villv, N. CI. llnmr 1f1m1m1111'.1 Shv cmnplctcs vzxch task with an sulllrf' Sunclzxv School fjlllCL'I'l Dormi- lury Ollicrrg l'lu111v Ecnmmnics Qilulm l'1'rsiclvnl1 Dlxi1IllilIL'k'I'S Of- h1'v1'g Sucicty f,lllCCI'. Sx11'I'11. Ru13ER'1' IJIZE 11311113 P111 B111'Iow, Flu. 1.ZlFFI'I1f .flrtl 'l'lu' pgillvru ul' his lill- is but .1 p1'.1y1'1'. Mirlislcriul clUIlllt'l't'I1Ck'1 Plmiluluu- lhi.111 cll1UI'lSlt'I'Q Yicc-l'1'vsicln'11t: PI'1'SlCln'lll, KVJIUCU hllssiun clllllll lXIiSSio11 Cuuutilg B.'lfU. CjlllCL'l'. Sx11'1'11, E1 17.xH1Q'1'11 ,Ynll Blriclm-nlrum, N, C. I.ll1Pml .lrlf SwccIly clifl Shu sprzxk and 11wVC. Glu' Cluh. 43 avi -'V' NN .nv-s li f I-R .uf -:Y fin L ,. . SMITH. NINA PI-IELPS Clin Lumberton, N. C. Liberal .-lrtx So silent are her ways. B.T.L'. Olhcer: Sunday School Qliicerg Y.T.C.: French Club Oflicer: Archery Club. Sxoxv. lVIARTH.-X CHRISTINE .Yon Charlottesville, Va. Liberal Arty Sweet as the breath of roses. Band: Orchestra: Hilllap Staff. STALLINGS, CONRAD E11 Smithfield, N. C. Lau' There is no hour I dare not live. hiethodist Youth Fellowship President: M-Club: Tennis Team. STORY, LANRFORD lX4ORROh' Eu Asheville, N. C. Liberal Arts 'tThe quiet mind is richer than a crown. Spanish Club Olhcer. SWANN, SARAH ELLEN Clio Statesville, N. C. Liberal Arts So much of life and laughter in so little a one. B.T.U. Ofiicerg Y.XV.A.: Sunday School President: Society Olhcerg College Marshalg Basketball Club: Softball Clubg Glee Clubg I.R.C.g Dormitory Officer. 44 SMITH, R.F., JR. Ep! Lenoir, N. C. Liberal Arlx 1 I MHe lives to feast his heart witlli all.'l V I LAUREL Assistant Business Man-l agerg Business Manager: Dorrni-I tory Ollicerg Euthalian Secretaryl B.T.U. Ofhcerg Ministerial Con-l' ferenceg Eu President- ' r i if 1 I. Q. STAI-IL, PEGGY Clill hliami, Fla. , Liberal Arlr f-1 love life and all that it holdsf l Florida Club Ofhcerg LAURE- Staffz C-I Class Officerg Sundal, School Ofiicerg B.T.U. Officern Society Officer. l I I 4 STAIIEY, JEAN ELIZABETH Noi High Point, N. C. Liberal Arlx A little bit of sunshinef, Sundav School Ofiicerg Society Oilicerz Tennis Club. SUMMEY, XVILLIAM BROOKER Hendersonville, N. C. Engineering Loftier than the world suspects? TAPP, MARY' KATHLEEN Clin Hillsboro, N. C. Elementary Tearbers A smile costs nothing but create much. l '.n'i.1iR. Alosmiii Ql1lNRAD 1' Luinbcrton, N. CI. l lift'-IJIII' ll'Glad for thc placc l know l 1 must fill. I 7 . 'fAx'LoR, Oris MAX 11,11 l Lumberton. N. C. l Eng 111111 111.5 l ll To do some worthy work. lli-Clubg Bascballg Football. ll .i 1 1 . lllnoiiassow, ROBERT l g XYinston-Salem, N. C. 1 617171 111111 11111 lMakc' the highc-st usc of cvcry I hour, I ciencc Club. ODD, MARY FRANCES C1111 I Faycttevillc, N. C. l .S'1'1f111'1' l . QA manner so plain. grave, un- l affected. and sincere, xAffA'J'- u'.'5-x:w- o :1 F8 5 22 '1 --4' 3- ,,... U:1Qf ig'3 Q: 55' QFLQE. .. 1 mg. E O 3 1-14 0 ru, c- 5715 C V, Em? O-:-' ,5 -1- '1 C Timm 755 ,, F39 -v-f-fa ::-:L.. :Z Ohh C5 'S 03,-. .aw 'KA O r W , . . gg ET 2 fi H e O : Us ni U1 'U F17 Vi REVATHAN, ROBERT R., VIR. E11 Raleigh, N. C. lllrack Team: Cross Country iteam. ll ,i l li li tl I.-xx'i,oR, .Xiiux l'l11 l'lOI'L'llCL', S. C.. l.1li1'111l .lzls HC bcllcrs thi' world by living. Nl-lflubg l'3.l.l. fjlllCCI'1 filmt- Club. 'lll-HIM.-XS, HIZNRX' Gaining 1511 ffliarlottc. N. ff. C'11n1n11'11 1' XYlio docs thc best hi- can. M-Club: Baseball. rllHRE.fXl l', Bll 1. C.i1'l'CIlX'lllL', S. Cf. .'l1'1'111111t111,g HC plays hard. clean, and fair. lvl-Club Oiliccri Football: Track Team. Tom ixsow, C. D!lL'f5llIiR'l'X' P111 YX'inston-Salciu, S. CT. 1.1h1'1'11l .-lzli I hart' nc'i't'r cloiilitccl his pru- dcnt versatility. Sunday School Tcaclii-rg B.S.lQ. Council: Methodist Youth Fri- lowship Ofliccr: Lxt'REl Stall: Chief Chet-rlczldcrz Art Cllubg Philoinathian Yicc-Prvsidcnll Swiinining fllu bg Tum bling Team: Draiiiatt-ci's Ofliccr. 'llL'l'IKI-LR, MARSHAI 1. Union. S. C, I.1l11'1'11f gills To advance an honcst mind. B.T.L'. Prcsidcnt. 45 ,- 131' 1'JR,q cf-l P ffl 4: si I I -Q f ,- 919 'ag w Q-r '33 Y fy' l ,,-as K G1 1-vl ' i bf .,.,r X TURNER, BETTY ANN Clio Mocksville, N. C. Liberal A115 XVith a grace and beauty none could name. B.T.U. Oflicer: Sunday School Oflicer: Scriblerus Club Presi- dent: Cheerleader: M-Blem Club: Dramateers Vice-President: Folk Dance Club. k.lSSERY, SUZANNE Non Roanoke, Ala. Liberal Arlx She is a laughing, singing maidf, Y.X'V,A. Council: Sunday School Officer: Society Oflicer: M-Blem Club: Hockey Club: French Club. XIICKERS, MARY LEE Rutherfordton, N. C. Elmzenlary Tearlzrrx uShe with a subtle smile in her mild eyes. B.T.U. Oflicer: Student Council: I.R.C. VVALLACE, EDN,-X EUGENE ,Non Miami, Fla. Liberal :iris It is easy enough to be pleasantf' Majorette: Y.XV.A.: Sunday School Officer: B.T.U. Officer: Florida Club Officer: Home Ec- onomics Club: Volunteers for Christ. WALSH, JAMES LEROY Marble, N. C. Pre-A grim! ture His worth has known advance- ment. M-Club: Sunday School: Base- ball. 05 iii l 6 'sn 7. -'za A- 1:9 'Wu ,- A 7 X , ,QQ . ff . W. Y g, Q. i ,Afi- is. Hg x NX 'Q . 3 . 'Q I : nf' 1 A X t cmss if 1951 19 1 L I I TLTRNER, HELEN E. Clin-. Asheville, N. C. Hmm' Economics l ,X Saying the kindest words. i' B.T.U. Oflicer: Sunday Schoolf if President: Society Officer: Home ill? Economics Club Oflicer: I.R.C. I. NYANCE, PATSY SARAH Clioii Plumtree, N. C. i Elenzmlary Tearheri' i'There is a quest that calls me. Y Sunday School President: Bandgl Folk Dancing Club: Hiking Clubjp M-Blem Club: Dramateers: Stu-1 xi dent Council. A 4 vu YVALRER, ED Phi Hendersonville, N, C. Liberal Arif ig, 'Elf worry were the only cause oi. if death, he would never die. AT Dormitory Ofhcer. HHH VVALLIN, BETTY Mars Hill, N. C. Liberal Arif Hg The gentle, winning tone. 5. VVATKINS, MARIAN DALE No! Y Weaverville, N. C. ml Home Eronomifx 'iMy way is paved with flowers. Town Club: Basketball Club. lwsom, CoRNi31.1A I.IN.-X Nm ' Pink' 1.1-wl, N, C. Pft'-,NAIII .img Wet what wc lmw, but what wc' do. friblcrus Club: Sunday School 'Hiccri YNY..-X. Councilg B.T.U. Hiccrg Archery Club. l i kv 1 Q- ELLS, D.-XX'1D 1111 Coeburn, Ya. Law His is a heroic life. rensicsg Sunday School Ofliccrg thalian Presiclvnt. 6 lELLS, .IoHN C. Plzi Clcnunons, N. C. l.1lwral .-lily eldom lives one more worthy of honor. .T.U. Prcsident: Mission Chair- ang Ministrrial Conference. VHITE, DAVID M. Phi Dillon, S. C. .-lrrouzzlzrzg His heart is as true as steel, Nociety Oliiccrg Glcc' Club. NILLIAMS, KIDHN EVERETT E11 l Dania, Fla. P16-flgrzrzzltzzrf lLaughler heals the wounds of discontentrnentfl l l ,-.. D ,r , 'kv' E.- is - - - w , XX ie x'i'lii.rzs, lx1iNNi11'1'i1 ly. 1:11 XYgulli11llz1, S. C. l.r11f' 6? 5 4 qs Q 0 49 me. yv f- Lv I uf . , r .wi Q. 4' I xi? 6..- if .s jf' ' 357' ca N h Q F' Q e 'wi' Il 47 i 1- 11 LA A frivncl lo many. Wiziis, DILPQXEI. D., QIR. RlCl1lllUIlCl, Yu. .-ll'm1111l1'nlg Lvl rvuson bvtoinc your um- ploycrf' Collr-qv lNl.xrshul: Businvss Club Olliccr. XYHEEILR, lN'I.xRo.-xRET S. Non XYinston-Sulcin N. C. Sf'L'lt'fl1l'IAf11 .Sll'Iil'7Il'!' k'BuuL1lx' and fricncllim'ss arc gills of God. in General Sunday School Secre- tary: .-Xrchcry Club. NYILDER, FRED lh'll'lRG.'XN Eu Durham, N. C. .f1lm1n1rz'ng XYith 21 rvsolulc hc-art and chccr- ful. B.T.L'. Ofliccr. Wii.i,1.xMs. lX1URRlS L. Phi .-XshCx'illC. N. C. 1.1illE'I'l71 Am HQ walked in dignity. Glcc Clubg Y.T.C. Presidentg B.S.U. Council: lwlinisterial Con- SS UF IWSI .3 .-f- 'L -2 XVILLIARD, JOHN GRM-IAIII Eu Farmington, N. C. Commerce His life shall never lack a friend. Science Club. XVILLIS, KENNETH Eu Lakeland, Fla. Engz'necrz'ng A true friend is the greatest of all blessingsf' Florida Club: Methodist Youth Fellowship Officer. XVINBERRY, C.-XROLYN BRYANT Clio Statesville, N. C. Liberal Arif A rose with all the sweetest leaves yet folded. Y.YV.A. Council: Society Officer: Band: Assistant Chief College Marshal: C-II Class Secretary: I.R.C. Oflicer: May Court. XVOMACR, JOSEPH LUTHER Andrews, N. C. Pre-Alfa' i'Living and helping mv neigh- bors to live. German Club President. XVOOD, Tor-mv Eu Alexandria, Ya. Arrounting 'iHis popularity, the envy of all. M-Club: Sunday School Ollicerg Dormitory Officer: Baseball. XVILLINGHAII, FRANCES Clio Dublin, Ga, Liberal I-1115 A comrade blithe and full of glee. Hilltop Feature Editor: Society OHicer: Dramateers: Glee Club: XV.A.A. President: M-Blem Club: X'V.A.A. Council: Volunteers for Christ: B.T.U. Ofiicer: Softball Club: Basketball Club: Swim- ming Club: Soccer Club. XYILSON, Bill Elberton, Ga. Liberal Arif A nimble wit has he. XVINCHESTER, BETTY LOU .N on Asheville, N. C. Liberal Arts Charming in manner and elo- quent in speech. Society Officer: Sunday School Officer: Y.W.A.: B.T.U.: Fo- rensics: Dramateers: Basketball Club: Hiking Club. Woon, NELL .Kim Raleigh, N. C. Home Eronomirx The floating clouds their help shall lend to her.'l B.T.U. Oliicer: Y.YV.A. Council: Society OH5cer: Sunday School Oflicer: Softball Club: Basketball Club: Home Economics Club: Society Basketball Team: XV.A.A. Council. XYARBROIJGH, BILL Eu Charlotte, N. C. Accounting i'His heart is of constant youthf' Society Oliicer. 48 'rw Y , 'D 'N f- YXlIS,l,XllX .Mn l.4'll41lI. ll. .Sh Mlm :ffl 31111111 Still l11:.1rzl in llm wul llu' muxlr nl XX'UlNll'I'llll llll'lU1lX. Suuivlx Kllluuli ll-n'milm'x lllll- 1.'l'I'1 SllI11l.lX Sfllurll fJlllK'l'I'l B.'l'.L'.Ull1u-r. Ylwrxu, 'l'11m1.xn Ru l'll, llu. .Xslu-xillv, N. lf. I.Ilf1'Hll .lib I xxunl lu lI'LlX'k'l llu- Co111111u11 rogiclf' SXYlI1lll1lIlQ 'l'v.xm. Primm., XVII 1 IS N.x'1'11.xN11-11 , ilu. Allu'111m'lL', X, Cl. 1:'!1'1m'nn11 1' vlr'!1l'!lfl l MHC Struts luis lmur upon Iln' st.1Qm'. 4 4. 4 4 x. 'ff-vm lr. X, 5. ax ., i n kilvyq , A .ff ,eff 'fi 6 1 Og, Bm' Lmdm' JOYCE AND BOB Il '1'll1'r.il FDM AND BERNIEC1-L .X I 0.91 X I vL7ISZ1fZ41t' BETTY AND CHARLIE ful if ,W . FHI'0I'l,fP Pryessorx DR. PIERCE AND PAPA XX Jlml Alflzfvfzf '99 B011 .XND Eyx ,Und PIlf?l1!l2I' l'1Qmm' AND DAN .Uml IIIff'HfTfIlHI Beau f111flBrffw CAREY AND C:.XRUI,YN AND Trmuy 1- MR. AND MRS. RAMON DESHAZO JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Leif! lo riglzl: -Im GREENE, lvI'l'f-Pl'F.YfIiFHf.' LIONEL CORNELL, Prrsz'dm!.' BARBAR.-x HER- RlN, Sm-eImji'.' BOBBY TOXK'NES, Trrasum' IHNIIIH ICI XSS At First in the background of the pattern of Mars Hill life, they have become more prominent with every passing monthfin the everyday part of MThe Hill - the morning watch crowd, the long cafeteria lines, the rush for mailgand in the big, important activities- church. Societies, honor clubs, and sports. Now, in a matter of months, they will step into the foreground to occupy the positions left by those who went before. ,1n'l'11.1ll1X, llnnmltl l'lllQ.lIk, Xnltlt-at-. X l' ,m'rn.'nll1x, 5.lI'.lll .Xnn, l ll.Il'ltllll', X. . . tl. Ilalms, Bl'.llI'lC4' Sun, l.Xlll'lll!lll'Q, N.l. ,'ClI'1ClQL', Bllfllll. F-lvt'u.1lx. X. Q.. jt'X2lIlClL'l'. 'lf Nutwlnml, IXlllI'I!llX. N1 A .ft'xttnrlt'r, NX'ilsm1 ll.. Ml. liilfuntl. N. C 111011. ilvhn BIIITIL lflifnllvtlltmxtm. X. C ,-llcn. 'llruvtt lfnxns, Mitllnml l,.ll'lx. N. fl1l1lUIlS, .I.lCClLlL'lXll X., Nlnrs Hill, N. K fgtutons. fXl.1ry CIornt'li.1. fXI.1r+ Hill. Nl faders, Kunnvtlr llllt'Slk'l'. .Xsllvvillc-. N. 1 ipclcrsun, Ruth li.. fXl.1ttl1cxvs, N. LT I-tdrcws. Lum- EIIJ, l.vnuir, X, if ilero, tIUSL'IJll S.. XX'.nsl1inQ1un. ll. Cl. fllilllSOI1, Rust' fl.ll'lJl, Xllilsun, N. il. liilcr. Tlumlllats B.. l'u1'ts11mt1tl1. YJ. lll. John Rich.1rd. lslslllllillllliill. N. 41 P' illinqer, Pupvim. .Xslwxillt-, N. CT. mngs. lidwin lmxxis, Btlllllllillltf. Md. links, Richard T.. Rall,-iglt. N, Ci, inner. E. AH Blmxing Rock, N. Cf. Jfnncr, Nfjflllil Blowing Ruclx, N, 1 Jlrlow, lNI:1ryl1ill, I.l'I1Illl'. N. QI. lllauforcl, I'll'.lI1Ct'S BllIxllI1QllDIl. N. K illl, Florcnfc, Pittslmm, N. Cf. Jill, lNlarlQm', Lurnlmrtun, N. C, Jill, lXICluQt'nt'. Lulnlnfrtun, N. Cf, lotv, xlunct li., Nt-wpu1't Nurs, Yu, nnctt. klzlck Huge-nv. Liftun, Cin. V nnctt, mlosvpll lf., HKxIlClL'l'S1,lllYllll', N. C lll llithunc. XYillit1n1 F., Iklqtmy. N. CI. rqhauscr, Lvdia R,, Bultixnnrt-, Md. a?lgl l?1Ill, Ncllit- Suv, l.guwnclt1lv, N. ff. ll Ck, Sa1'ahAIu11n', Tlm111asx'illt', N. CT. I ckwcll, Eddie H.. Glu,-11sI1m'1,n, N, C Qlhke, Cara Hillc, I.t11nl1crttm, N. Cf. vins, Donald B., Dzunasctls, Ya. lick, Gerald lNIz1rit,vn, I,t-noir, N. Cf. lwen, Betty QICZIII, Cfllmlvstun. 5. C. wwe-n, ClEiIllL'l'lI1P M,, Wiluningttm, N. C 1lwen,lYilliam Blanlcy, Ciharlvston, C idgcs, Marilyn, Mtmurt'slmru, Cf. Hidges, Dorothy Aslmcvillrr, CI. idgcs, Martha .-Xslrcvillc, N. CT. lggs, Anne I,urt-tta, Ltmtslmrg, N. C. dgman, Betty C., SXVZIIIHQIIIUZI, N. CT, inkley, Claude F,. Mt, Airy. X. C, inklcy, Rita Pearl, Yalclvsc, N. if ock,tIohn Otto, Cl'1arlcvttc', N. CI. gden, Boyd Georgc, Durham, N. C, own, Duanc H., Alf-xnnclria, Yu. own, Ernest H.. Arlingnm, Yu. uown, Fred H., Spartanburg, S. CZ. flown, Geraldinc, Chzicllmurn, N, CZ. 1 Af?- M4 fv 'V :X fu Q T . r 'L L ' L ii' V, C7 A 27 'z:'!,, r 5 il ' ' 4 ... 5 5 0, cd, lf, 5. V +4 , Q ,, N ,., A Q ... L- , Q7-,S 5 P V ff 5 if 11' R . l i n ' ' .dl Q J V t ov Ap ' 7: 5' ir Te , f' l v r l A f' , ' f ' I ls 5'- hi sr ll -it ll .K Gif .f ' '41 i 33353 1 5 2 LQ 5' 'g' m in , - 4 P ' ' ' M ' ' ' X4 x Q.. L2 ' 45 , N - 2.4 4. 1' 1 5 - V 'l 4 i f 'V 1 ' -5 46 . H .l , A .J y I , V , ? 7.1 Q 1' ' L. W 7 sl A ' w-. . f ,I af A J 2 .-5' a,,,gff?' 1 ll . l tg, P L ll ' ' ' ' its 53 IIINIIIIA -v- 6. r A. Ll 6 0- 1 1-', -Q Ii' G,,e,,,,I vi 4a ,. , 7, Us - 4, v , f' --P' lg XT . .., '-.N , ,M A ,p . 1 N Q 3 'xl gt- li L il fl .S M Q 1 Q J ll, G-'I' Q 1 , - 1' , ,.f' 3..,, .4-' f M :' I y . Si' 3 , gulf L -lb. . . . ., A L' , M i i ,' f -I 8 . .1 ,- 5,58 3 vu, ' 's,.: Q 37 . MA l 'R S I Il,lNIllIW -1 l l 3 Brown, Nlark Haynes. Clyde, N. C. ' Brown, Tim Collins, New Orelans, L2 Bruton, Robert D., Asheville, N. C. ' Buckner, David Hal, Mars Hill, N. C. Buckner, Patricia A., Asheville, N. C. Bumgarner, Ardie Y., Canton, N. C. , Bumgarner, Hugh XY., Candler, N. C. Butngarner, Ed B., Candler, N. C. , Burnette, -Iohnny -lack, New Bern, N. 1 Burrus, james H., Mooresboro, N. C. Burton, Franklin L., Greensboro, N. C Burton, Zeb C., jr., Cedar Grove, N. 1 Byas. Paul Edward, Swannanoa, N. C- Cabe, Marian, Canton, N. C. Campbell, Esther M., Sanford, N. C. Cargile, Sue Belle, Asheville, N. C. Carlton, James D., Lenoir, N. C. Carrier, Cecil King, Jr., Bristol, Ten Carter, Anne Carroll, Reidsville, N. l Casey, ,lack Earl, jr., New Bern, N. C Caudle, YVilliam S., Stovall, N. C. 5 Causby, Samuel R.. Hendersonville, N Caveness, Charles Gerald, Raleigh, N. Chandler, Helen C., Albemarle, N. E Cherry, Helen R., Belmont, N. C. Childress, Rachel E., Clayton, Ga. Clark, Scottie R., Maiden, N. C. Clay, William T., Knoxville, Tenn. Cody, Doyle Brooks, Mars Hill, N. C. Coffey, M., Blowing Rock, N. 1 Cohea, Mina, Springheld, Tenn. Cole, James R., Charleston, S. C. Cole, Marvin M., Candler, N. C. Collins, John Bryan, Asheville, N. C. Cook, Douglas Lee, Rural Hall, N. C. Cook, Lemuel Clay, Cooleemee, N. C Cooper, Corbin L., Leaksville, N. C. Cornell, Lionel Leroy, Baltimore, Md Cothran, Donald Cf., Laurens, S. C. Courie, Eli F., Carolina Beach, N. C. Craft, Carl Lewis, jr., Clemmons, N. Craft, R. E., jr., Southern Pines, N. I Crisp, Gentry Otis, Canton, N. C. Crisp, R. L., Cheoah, N. C. Crouch, Dan G., Asheville, N. C. 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' Holt, Edward Glenn, Smithfield, N. C 5 Horne, ,Iulia Ann, Statesville, N. C. . Hoyle, Evelyn Elizabeth, Lenoir, N. Hucks, joseph B., Conway, S. C. Hudson, Villiam E., Black Mtn., N. Hudspeth, M. Y., Winston-Salem, N. Hulsey, Bonnie, Ocala, Fla. ' Humber, john Leslie, Greenville, N. ' Hunter, Carlos A., Cartersville, Va. ' Hutchins, Helen Deane, Elkin, N. C. , Ingram, Augusta, Plumtree, N. C. Q jackson, Lynn Stokes, jr., Hamlet, N. Qlackson, Rebekah A., Spartanburg, S. Jennings, YYilliam Bryant, Rock Hill, S Johnson, Roy E., Hendersonville, N. 1 llones, Archie Y., hlocksville, N. C. ' jones, Chester Glen, Southport, N. ' jones, Nlary Ann, Easley, S. C. Jones, Phala Gayle, Arcadia, Fla. jordan, james Rodney, Greenville, S. Kasey, Isabelle N., Oteen, N. C. Keaton, lN4arilyn IX1., Morganton, N. 5 Keels, Joseph, jr., Columbia, S. C. 1 Kell, Flax, Jr. Sedro-XVooly, Wlash. 1 Kennedy, Alma Anne, Statesville, N. 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Owens, Robert Fleming, Moulton, A Oxentine, Roy Lee, Lenoir, N. C. Pace, Edgar Allen, Hendersonville, N. Pace, Faye Helen, Inman, S. C. Padgett, jerry H., Haynesville, N. C. Page, Leroy Harrison, Morrisville, N. W Page, Peggy Verne, Stedman, N. C. Parris, Harold Vance, Sylva, N. C. Paschall, Betty Lou, Durham, N. C. Pearson, Patsy R., Granite Falls, N. C Peek, hlary Ulanda, Charlotte, N. C. Pelworth, James C., Portsmouth, Va. Pennell, YYayne A., Lenoir, N. C. Pennington, Mona Rae, High Point, N.. Phelps, Annie Lois, Ash, N. C. Phelps, William Riley, Wlilmington, N. Phillips, B. Carey, Hlinnsboro, S. C. Pierce, Dianne, Asheville, N. C. Pierce, Hubert Gaines, Hallsboro, N. Pledger, james Elbert, Summerville, C Plemmons, Clyde, Candler, N. C. Plemmons, Edith M., Franklin, N. C. Poates, Calvin O., Courtland, Va. Ponder, ,Ianet Lee, Mars Hill, N. C. Poovey, jerry Postel, Gastonia, N. C. Porter, Henry Layern, Kelly, N. C. Potts, Erwin Rea, Charlotte, N. C. 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N. L haw. Rolwrl lNIe'lx'in. I2x'c1'g1'm'11v, N. C I1t'f'llClll, .-XlYlI1 l.m'L'. l'4'le'1NlnL11'g, YLIA 51iC'ldS, Durulhx KIM: Klmlllv, N, CZ, mort, Bu1'l1.1m Ann, High Pnim. N. KI. gnwn, .Iulin .-Xml. Hicluwy. N, ii. ngcr, lxIZlI'QLiIKl'l F., :Xsl1mfx'ill4'. N. CI, ZCIUUFC. 511111 Suv, Oak Ridgv, 'll-un 'nith. Cforum S.. ulr.. Mm. I-lmm-. N. ri. illllll. Donald Cignlvin, Glxvrlslmrm, X. L1 Vllllll. Rul,m1'lAIulmsu11, 51111, Hr1111c,N.lZ. .11ith, Ruclurick Xxrlllllllll, lfrmiurm. S. CI, Tl I 11. l z ., H G- . 7 all 4' 1 ' ,xl 5 ' :4 ' 'L xg x :flu A LVM x 1 1 - - Q . V T 6- .11 ff gf Lg I A .L x X N -, vi I 1: QT' 1 ' Q 2 -f 2 , X v G 4 I. .J L r. I L I -T y l V f W-N 'I LIA L .z' 1- 'vm ir g 4- ' 5 5: fu ' tx xy . N Q x 59 E 2.11 -w s L -sk s' '- .p nf- 1, 'W D f' L F- av ' vfgj, IIINIIIIZN CW 4 '? 5. 1 f- N , ,,,. 4. Q y XA 6 m I I. F Smith, Wfilliam J., Swannanoa, N. C,' Snipes,'Brona Jane, Swepsonville, N. C Snyder, Joyce Elaine, Arlington, Va. Sprinkle, Ellen Lucille, Asheville, N. of Sronee, Oleta Jeanne, Mars Hill, N. C Stahle, Arno Wlilhelm, Asheville, N. C, Stevens, Mollie M., Wlhiteville, N. C. Stewart, Mary Lousie, Salisbury, N. C, Stiles, Freida Ll., Laurinburg, N. C. Stines, Orville Stubbs, Patsy Ruth, Shelby, N. C. Styles, Peggy Ellen, Trion, Ga. l l Summers, Iris Jewel, Greensboro, N. C Taylor, Joyce Ann, Asheville, N. C. 1 Teaehey, Bobbye Marie, Rose Hill, N. 1 Teague, Ann Medlin, Lenoir, N. C. Teems, James Arnold, Swannanoa, N. L Thames, Anne Ruth, Dunn, N. C. ' Thomas, Aloma Penny, Raleigh, N. C. 1 Thomas, Sarah Ann, Mt. Holly, N. C. K r Thompson, Jessie M., Wilmington, N. fr' Tillman Anita Sue, Newport News, Va.g Toney, Robert M., Jr., Richmond, Val Torrenee, Dale Owen, Cornelius, N. CJ Townes, Bobby Joe, Pickens, S. C. Tunstall, Anne W., Petersburg, Va. l ti Uphlett, Clyde V., Jr., Durham, N. C. .i Usher, Betty Jo, Bennettsville, S. C. W'aldrop, Mary Ann, Biltmore, N. C. W'alker, C. G., Jr., Hendersonville, N. I In s l W'ard, James Kirk, Thomasville, N. C. Wkirner Jack Edward Asheville N C Wairiek George A Goldsboro, N C Wlebber Maiy Ann Spartanburg S Wtbtr Charles Edward Cowpens S W essmger NoahF Jr Laur1nburg,N Westbrook Carl Ray Raleigh N C Wlhtclcr Mary Louise Clermont Fla Whisnant Exa C Morganton, N C White Joyce Marie Rock Hill S C Whiteside W7 Maurice Horse Shoe,N W ilcox Roy Carl Alexandria, Va W iles Elizabeth Marie Worthville N William Bernard H Petersburg Va Wlilliams C C Mt Olive, N C Williams Dorothy Jean Newport, Ter Wlilliams Elizabeth P Hookerton, N Williams Mary A VVest Ashev1lle N YV1ll1amson T C Elizabethtown N Wilson Nancy Elizabeth Gastonia N Winstead John Daniel Roxboro N C Wfood Matt Thomas Enheld, N C Woodlief Frank Lyon Oxford N G Wfright HowlandF El1zabethC1ty N Wfright Nancy Lee Fredericksburg N Stork Alice Carolyn Tampa Fla Xoung Mary Ella Fletcher, N C Xoungblood Billy Lee Fletcher N C Sheflfield Miriam Anne S a '.-.lit IIH Il,Illll. I IH Radfazzl, llzfjl' ffvffffll flflllfllj gf ffm' N Bf:l'llIII! ilu' lzfflx, and .xfrufflzfvf llzmz Zt I'fI'4 To l11'nI!zwr-zmvz. Tlzqr luczkwf almu' Aim! IL'0Hft'K1 zwfflz IIIUIZI' .vzllv 131' xirlv. The Baptist Student Union is the campus organization which connects the student with the college church. Sponsoring re- ligious activities and guiding students in spiritual growth, its blessings are those which are never forgotten. A student becomes a member by joining one or more ofthe unit organizations. The B.S.U. Council is composed of the leaders of these various or- ganizations. BoB MELVIN Baptist Slzzdenl Union President . . ' ,- 1 1 'x N ggi i is gm ' i in 'gin' p l ' K Q lsltli 1 ll klqlltl 1 l l l Firsl raw, lgfl 10 righl: Arthur Gillespie, Louise Norwood. Harold House, Jeannie Lynn, Bob Melvin, Met Burgess, Demauth Blanton. Faye Kilpatrick, Joyce Phillips. Srroml row: john Wells, Mary Ellen Hollemen, George Bobo, Sarah Anderson, David Early, Betty Young, Robert Hillman, James Gillespie. 62 lI4111NXYH1s 1 1 1.1f111111glf1- Luk l'11u', CIu1'.1 Klum' I ' Fil i11'kl'Y, NYRHE1- Dguix, I,11ll11'1' NL11111, llda I,x'1im-, Huh N111 If-.111 ll.11'x1x, Ihnirl fX1L1ltl11:xu, xv1l!1VI'L'l1 LI111k111.111. A lin' AIISNIUH l.1v111'1c1l .11'11111q1's 11'X1Q1u11s sm-1'x lcvs 111 II11' Nlll'I'lll,lllClil1Lf uv1111111111ilivs. In xxurk is dv1111iIm'lx Wl'l'Il .ls II11- 1111-111l11'1's prms l'111'w.11'd ill 1'x'1111Q1'l1sl1C wurk. 7,1 'w,.f'f4 , I--2 , ff' 4-'11, Z ,f 1 ,f , ,, 11 f '1,,f: , -n T3 , c 11 nf 11111 4' I fi 4 F' ,p , 1 OLU TEERf FOR OHRI T Q Volunteers for Christ is an organization Composed of young women who take an active part in religious work on the campus. The members strive to exhihit Christianity in everyday living. A 'V ---.-- 7:1 ,vc RROTHERHOOO The Brotherhood is a religious organization Composed of young men who participate in the re Qious work of the campus. It strives to cultivate fellowship as well as stlmulate Christian act1v1 among the men ofthe campus. O 64 l stu IDL ,nrism Cans Wag DR. .ALBERT S. HALE, Youth Revival Speaker Thy INlinislc1'iLll C:HIllki'I'L'IlCl' is culrlpusnwl oi ull lllillislwiul USVIII, but for lhvir ikulurc work. MlNl 'TEI'.l L UUA FEHE CE 65 CIUIIIS vnrullvd in ilu' cull:-gm-. :XI lhmfix' xxufkly llllj1,'liHQS tht 'mlmcrs lmvn' zu IJIXJQIYIIII that is lmuilviiciul not only for thx, I I I I I I , I SUNDAY SCHUI PPiESlDENTSI'I I I The Sunday School presic, lead the various classes as study the Bible and learn ii of Christian living. ,ii II Iiy' I I YOUTH If THWPERANCH I. CUUNCHIM The motto of the Youth 'li I I perance Council is A C, Time XVith a Purpose. members sign a pledge, prom' to refrain from all distilled, mented, and malt liquors. fi also seek to promote temper! in all other things. I I I I t . B. T. u. I PHESIDENTS The Baptist Training U presidents lead the groups as train in learning to witnes. fectively for Christ. I I I I I I I J I lij Y.W.A. if couwcii ii ii :H i 1, Iii i if ii il ,1 Ea ,iff it! .ll ti METHODIST ii LEAGUE ilu iiihe Methodist Lvziguc is coni- Lild of the Methodist students ampus who wish to promote iiwship and Christian growth 'ling the Methodists un the ipus. I Fifi! mir, lffl in nglilf Hvllv Sur' Bakvr, Cornvlid Wvalson, 'Io .XHII Popr. Eu-lyn Iliipro-tg Kiary Bilrrh, liaiwilyri Wiin, brrry, .Slrnrifi mir: Virginia Harris, .Xnn Dcnson, Brooksic MCGPC, Louisa' Nmwoml, Suv E114-r, lilt-nn Hayth, Su- zannr- Ussr-ry, Carol Rirhardsnn. 7111111 rnzr: Miss Vera Ruth. Bra .XCidII1S, Lili Britluvs, Lili Pdrkvr, .Iill Scrilqqs Ivan Short, .Xlirv Cook, Barbara Short, Joanne Fwrgiisuri, Bv1'i1ivrv l,imcr. 'iihc Young XN'oiiit'ii's rXllXiiitll'f' svvks tu unitv yutimg xvuiiii,-ri in thc ilcluiiici-iiiviit of inissions, Its tiiin is tu luring the uiris into I1 fiiUSi'I' i1'l1oxx'sliip with Christ Lind to cxtifiicl His kinQcloni Iill'OllQ,il all thc' earth. SNXPS S.. wi-1 X. Aan' HMM as -frfxw' '--' - 68 - T . L 4, .lnrf frml' afuzwf NIIIIIINQII IQUIU' xffl' iff fzfllr' 7f1I?L'f1I'f! lfn' llifffzgl' rwfzm' iw fzzwl fluff gm lvlllffl' Brllvfflfx xf1f111'nz4', i .fL.44 , N li M I ,u H I N ,W H x lbw U Q 3 GLEE CLUB J I. STRING ENSEMBLE 1 70 I r 4 I F- lJ 1l.HlI.l-lil Wu I -5 0ANU CONCERT BAND ' - N-.I flu M e ,Hr lid 'Q MAHCHING BAND 1 71 I URAMATEER mann The Dram nuns :wk to dfqlldllll stuclnnts xuth all thu phasu ol thc pxcsentatlon of plays I clnldual dtuntlon to tlu t1 unm ol tha mind xolcc and lnoclx alds students 111 dlscox erm and cle welopmq thgu 2ilJ1llI1tS IUANlUFLUHBAlNE 72 V 1,3 -E' 5 ffl! ,+ s wr ' , 'Q X 'Q 1 lxh- -1 . , ,' . 3 V' X AAL ' , -A ' V- H- 11 ll 9 The play was under thc di- ction of Charles Tomlinson. rs. D. N. Rogers is Mars Hill's amatic coach. Nl:1xwm'll ,X11fl1-1's1111'w -111.111 111 I.111'1'11111v IS .1 rl1Il11'11Il lll't'5ll'I1- l.1l1r1I1411 LI14' 11lc'g1a .111fi 14l1'.1ls1'x- p1'1'ssvfI In' II11' l1111'1lx .1111I 1111111 ol Iu.111 oi I,o1'1'111111-, H114 I1-.111 xx.1s l11'1111l1i11llx pc11'l1':1xr'fl In X1x1:111 Ugly, 1,Tl1.11'Im-s l11111l1nsun111.111-1l oppusils' Miss f,L:ll' ill lhv IJIYJ' loom' In IJUI'lI'.lNiHQ M11sl1'1x, 1 lin' cI11'1'c'Ir11', wlnlc' lx1'11111'1h Byrd lmlilxml 11l1p1mil1- hl'l' ill llll' Slfvlj ol' II111111 ull .'X1'c'. .X Sl1IJIlUI'liI1LQ cast ol l1w1111-lw11 l1g1c'Iu'cl Mlss OQI1- wi1l1 11 tliSI1l.ly 11l'cl1'.1111111iC l1llk'I1l. rlhn pro rams of tht Homt ECOHUIHIC: Club are d1rcCtlx related to tht problems ofthe home T ht mam purpose ol the club IS to demonstrate the 1deals of home econornlcs m mdnldual and group xx orlx STUDENT CUUNCI The Student Counc1l wo wlth the house mothers and de of uomen to make lt posstble 1 the facultx and students to wc toffether It seeks to promc olnedlence to college rules a to meet campus needs NNWULIN , , 'Nj -,',- , I 'l l D l . ,E tn righl: Talmaqc Pi-nlnml, jc-an 911, Carolyn lYlnlxrri'y, Clin-x' Piliiiw. QAnn Ferguson. Bobby xlvfin Niflml- xi, Bill Ritchiv. Betsy Brooks lxlifim-, 'ah Ellen Swann. pictured: Drexel Xfcllz, l il lBUYS' HUUSE il, PRESIUENTS :The Boys' I-lousc Prifsiclc-ms ll . onsoi' weekly lwusc IHCLTIUQS l ,d lead thc' Chrislizin lilo Lind 1 nduct in the lmoys' clmiriiiiliirius, fl 4 Q, xl Ho nghff Ralph Hum, R, F. Smith, t mer Myers, and Hub:-rt Garner. i J 5 . GIRLS' HUUSE IWLESIIIENTS Tlic prvsidcms ol' Struup, Edna lX'luoi'a', :incl Hullliiiiiu ClUI'lI1llUl'lL'S linu- Cliargc of lmuscinscliiiqs and are rc- sponsilmlc for the clormitory social and rcligiuiis lilk-. I,gffln1i'glz!.' Vicky Ogle. Dixic lfoshcc, and Helen Scarliorouqli. -1 I5 - ABT CLUB l The Art Club is composed students who take an active 1 terest in art. Members are forded the opportunity to stu the various phases of artistic c velopmcnts, TOWN CLUB 1 if., PLUBIIJA CLUB A f , if A Jr! Y Jx..r 1 - x ' A Q 5 . The Florida Club has soeials and monthly The Town Girls Club is active on the campus in representative of Florida. binding the girls of Mars Hill community together and in providing a common interest for the town stu- dents. 6 -l 1 .....-........,2L. ,ZX X.. CIEBNIAN CLU One of the most popular ganizations on the campus is German Club, under the tion of Mrs. Vann. Amid atmosphere of arts and lit: of Germany the members the language. An honor club, the G club, accepts for membership those students who have e in scholarship in the lai held. KJ 4 .'III1II5LEIilIS .IIIIHIIQ mix 1111-llllu-lx, Ihr- pru- g'1.x111s .nw IJIJIIIIVQI lu 5lilIlIll.llt ,, . , . ll1ll'I'4'4I, .mrl I1.xrI1rl1l.nrvx11ph.1su ix pl.1u-rl rm Ihr- NIIILIX ul Ilu lil1'r.xrx IJllk'lxQ'l1ll!Ilil nl IJIIIVI' 1111111 ll'f1'x. .' ANIQH Q .gl III-I , . , . . ll - UNIV 1 filul Jlrix' I f'ix ' il: lll'1Ill Xi' 1 he Spamsh CrlllIJSIl1CllCS lI'lf'CllSlfIIU5. ll1CI'ZifllI'C. arts, M II tm , N U U N L N t Ku 1 Q- U P1 P HE U ll ' ff IJ- Q' '1 duprr 'rppxvcintiun . . . . . . Iwlu-r rlmlvrsl. Mlm, I l1lll.1C. 1 - . ' SOCIIII and cconcnmc fllllflllllllli ui thc wr-sufrn hurm- , . . V Y . . . .. . im' lt xml 'ln n 3 JHI'lLIHllX tu vx ,rr-sw ilu-1r I 1l'11ls xl'llCI'iCil .md 1110 Sp.x11isl1-Spmlkinq Cuumrir's. ortlcr to lxvlp CII'-Ili' rl LINIIIXQ tl'lt'I1dShll'b Iw- . K . . II I . m .. ISUSI ESS Qilull .II'l' Christian Chnl' .lCll'I'. zllllurctivv Pl'I'SLIIli1liIf' sllpcrior scholarship, unc LJ inmcnl. I ln- Nc'1'lI1l1'111sl.lul:, SIMlINlJI'L'fl lax llu' lyngllxla Kl4'I!.Il'lllll'lll. lmx If-.lilwlwlnlp .md il'K'.lllX'l' .sfvllllx Thm- icl: .'1lQ ol' Ihr- Busincss cnlmmnclzxlllv clvportmc-nl, I lhv pl'UIIliSC uf future al- li, , ,. I tu l I I l, X. I SCIENCE M 1 The Science Club seeks to give itl 4 members a better understanding of tht!! l broad Held of Science. Its programs deail with subjects which are helpful to thmliy members and which serve to stimulatmgi interest. It I ! 1 I ls M INTEHNATIUNALQ if RELATIONS cLuBp, I It The International relations Club offerii, an opportunity to the students outstandi ing in the he-ld of world affairs for studfl and discussion of international issues. If seeks to promote a broader understanding of other peoples and their problems. 5 FRENCH I The French Club presents informatiog, regarding the French language and th: country of France. They also learn mor! about French ideas and customs. I E 1 4 I I I I I , r l I T . A I , - I'llI1I ILXIIIINQ' W. H. -Q Q., '1 is zwll in h0I'I'llZl'kfI'UIIl Ulf ,guud and grmlq Tiki Zt'l'.w' IU fc'I1fl1,' 'fu ffnzl'-flvffz' In z'l'4'z1lz'.' SAXIL BETTY SHOAF Art Editor KENN ETH BYR D Associate Editor ,pil- fk 2 R. F. SMITH Business Editor 3' BETH SAVAGE ELIZABETH BRIDGES Editor The 1951 Laurel Edit: Staff was headed by El beth Bridges and Kenr Byrd, and R. F. Smith cor the responsibilities of Business Staff. A number of workers can on the numerous duties both staffs, and togel they present to the stud body of Mars Hill Laurel of 1951. Copy Editor CLIFFORD JENKINS Student Photographer TOMMY OLIVE Sports Editor EMMETT SAMS Sponsor 'few students who have not pent afternoons and nights lrorking behind the closed loors of Spillman's Laurel liffice can realize the time and work involved in the pra- luction of one Laurel, -lhere must be countless Q27 HAROLD HOUSE NE COLLIER Literary Editors K kg X X yn. ff-r-q hours spent typing copy, ar- ranging dummy sheets and labeling photographs. The Business Stott, carrying an equally heavy burden, must handle all the details of ad selling and financing the yearbook. ff 0 P Published by the Students of Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N. C. Entered as second-class matter February 20, 1926, at the Postoiice at Mars Hill, North Carolina, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Pub. lished semi-monthly during the college year. Subscription Rate .,.. ...,.....,,.,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, Y E 3 1- 51,00 -Y, STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..,,,, .......l,,,.... ,,,,,. l,...,,l I 1 d a Lide Associate Editor ...., .... ...,.... ,,,,,,,,,,... N a n cy Craig Exchange Editor ..... ,A,.,.,.,..,. .,,,.,,,.....,,, F r eida Stiles Feature Editor ,,,... ,,,,..,,...................., F rances Willingham Managing Editor ...,,,,,, .,,,... .....,,,, ...,.,..,,A..,,,............ G e n e Roberts Sports Editor ...., , ,,,. ..,.,.,,... R uth Ellen Monroe and Jim Martin Circulation Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,....,.,,.,,...,,, . ,,,.,,,,,...,.......... Tom Simmons Advertising Managers .,,,,, Bernice Limer and Jimmy Niedemyer Assistant in Sports ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,....,...,..............,......,,,, Kenneth Anders - ' ' '-- Assistant in Circulation ....,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,........,,,.,,,,...........,.,., Glen Holt Typist .,.. ,,..,.,..,,.............,.,,,,, ,,,,,,.,....,,,,.,,,.,,. , M argaret Morgan M135 CQLLIE GARNER Faculty Advisers H .,,, ,,,....,.,...,..... N ora Wills and Collie Garner Adviser CONTRIBUTORS Sue Eller, Louise Norwood, Brooksie McGee. JoAnne Schwab, JoAnne Ferguson, Cornelia Watson, La Verne Bell, Ann Waldrop, Helen Turner, Bobbie Jean Nicholson, R. F. Smith, Julia Hough. , Volume XXV November 27. 1950 Number 5 i . I t til 'Ei Miss ILDA Lima Miss NANCY CRAIG U Editor Asxociate Editor 'li' Every year the student staffers of the Hilltop, in This year's Hilltop was under the capable advis cooperation with the editor, the associate editor, the of Miss Collie Garner and Miss Nora Wills. business editor, and the faculty advisors, publish eight- The publication is a member of the Associated een editions of the Hilltop, including the annual literary legiate Press and the North Carolina Collegiate magazine of the college. Association. ' 82 Ar 'T fr f-1 j Af., Miss Nuru XV11.1s i 1 , , A V ,Iflz'1Av'1 REPORFI ERS: IJ!! lu ughl: Alulmlr-xv Blast, tlllll NLlI'llI1. Sm- Iillvr, xfillllld Snmy, Zoe Harmon, Ge-nc Rohm-rtQ. , . .,. vga-M S11 'fr---Y FRANCES XV1L.I.1NGH.mr -Im M.-xR'1'1N CJENE RQB1-:RTS Fmlure Elfllflll' .Symrtx Iffhmr .xfllllllgllltg Eflilnz' 4 fx fIIRCl'I,.XTION S'I'.XFI71 lm!! ln rfglflx Nlarqgirvt Nlr1x'LfQ1l1, lIkiIllt'S Ni4'cic'l'11u1yr-1' Glen Holt, Br'lnir:u: I,iHL'I'. 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Rzfclzzr. flrfwlf Suzi'- lmmzzgfz, Brlfy .S'lmqf, Huh .Sv2III.ffI. lil Ill l'Hll llllll HIX lVox'en into the very warp and wool' of its members, the Clio-Philomathian Literary Society will be remembered for the high peak of fellowship reached in its Hall of Friendship, for the inspiration of its programs, but most dearly for the permanent influence of its ideals, Truth, Purity, and Fidelity upon the lives of those who will go forth to represent it as loyal members. The Clio-Philomathian Hall echoes with the challenging strains ofthe Victory Chorus, the nos- talgia of Bless This Hall, and, grandest of all, that indescribable united thrill that so endeared Clio-Phi Standing Together. Surely there rnust be much of the Clio-Phi Blue and WVhite inter- woven into the many-colored pattern of our years. tf Y fl 1 I Vl 86 1 1 4 l'llII 1 1 1 1 1 LI I 'I'liRIXI .-X1111Q11'1' I,1i x111 !'1'111u1 BILI. R1'1'1:11114. 1'1r111!n1l H1111 SNIIIII Ihr-l'11111l1f1l D1iNIXl'IllIflXNIl1N.., .S'fnr!f11V1 .-XNNIYIQRSARY 'IWIZRM T011 P1414:1c, 1 ffnzwf Bula 5111111 ..,.., l'n'11ffq11i fZ11.x1z1 his 'I'm111rw1x. . , . I'1w-I'11'm!rz11 .'XI,BER'1' I.E,'X'IiI. . . . I'11w-1'1w111lw11f Trvx1S11x1M0xs, . , .x'l'1L7!'flI7Y1' FORI-INSME 'HLRIXI T.x1,,:11.xuE Pr:N1.AND. . . Cfrnwz .'XI,BIiR'l' I.E.-x'1'11 .... l,H'1Ifff'l1f 'ffm PR1r':13. , . IY11'-l'a1'11fln1! D.w119 EARLY. . . . . Sf'1I'I'Nl77l' 7 L 1 + ,ZU- azfzii ' ' - va., ,L..f1 'Tis Knowledge That Brings the Dawn was the theme of this yearis Philomathian Anniversary program. A very thought-provoking literary program was followed by an impressive grand Hnale. The curtains opened, revealing a scene of the land along the Nile. The historian narrated a story of Egypt, which was supplemented with Go Down, lklosesf' sung lzy the chorus, a solo, Celeste Aida, a poem, Ozamandias, and a modern dance version of Egyptian worship of the Sphinx, with background music by the chorus. y 1 N V xy X X xxjy-M ' ' i -'A' eff' I i an X N in in ' Ns, U ii 88 i t l l l 1 l l 4 l i V I. +s,.. l F l. I 'l I v.wax jx ct- ll 5 t ,r l v t A fs. CZ I 'llillfkl S1111 x11 F1 1 1 x Swxxx lilil 1ix S1 11411-114111 1.11 AI11x'1 1i Pllll 1 11'x B121 IX 51111,x11. ,. .'XXNIX'PlRS.XRY TIZRM Lr,1x'11i Cf.XSlIXX'I?Il , . lVI11x'f:E PIIII I,II'S, . BETTX' SI'Il I.1XI-', . , . Mm' B1'1mEss. , . FORENSIC TERM 61111111 l'11'111l111! I 111'-l'11111l1'11l 5111111111 f,1 H1111 1'I1'11'1f1'I7f 1'11'111l1'11! .S't'1'It'f17l 1' DEANNE C.-xNA1Jxr , . . f,vl'lIHIl B13T'1'x' S1111-xr, , .l'1w111!1'111 SARAH E1,1,1iN SWANN ..,, . . V111'-1'11'111!1'11f Lox'1E C.1xs11wE1 1.. . , , , .S'1'111'l1111' Lbs 1 Qi. I 'FQ 4 UAn Arabian Night was the general theme of the fifty-fifth Clio Reception given in honor of their Philomathian brothers. The serious program, Forsake the XN'orld, Look Up, brought out the truth that happiness cannot be found in material possessions. The humorous' program, k'Deeeit Comes Home to Roost, revealed through a story of a simpleton that deceit is usually returned to the deeeiver. Both programs, in keeping with the theme, were narrated by Scheherazade. 90 1 'I l 1 il ll i li l I 1 1 I 1 I V 1 Z 1 if l l 1 l 1 l l V. 1 I 1 l , E l NllNl'XllIll XII IIIIIIXIIXX Iii thc lwtlth fl'2lI' ul NllI1Il.ll'l'll .mtl lft1tl1.1li.1, .ls mmm' sirius IJXCI' tlu' tlirt-xliulcl ul' tlu- ll.1ll ul' Hltivk and Gold, xi qiiict dignity tiiitl luvt' IJl'I'YllClk'S. 'liht' sunshiiit' th.1t Iicxuinx IlIl'l1llQlI tht- gultlt-11 rm'- lillllS lills M011 tlitf clz11'lu'st Ctll'I1l'I'S ull tlllt S Q'1'i1'l'a111tl wut- with lun' timl im. 'l'li1-rv is .1 I1t'llI'llt'SY tn God li--rv that txiliiis Ll tmttlwlvcl spirit and lifts liiqht-1' tht- itiyliil itllll. A siiiiplt' I'tltlIU it is, with its ich-iils t1l'DiQ11itx, Siiiiplifity, .incl fltJllS1'lAY.lllSlIl l11'l1l high ttml ivflt-c'tt':l in Cx'C1'y C1'c'x'icc. Yrs, thc H1111 of Blaifk :incl Guild iiixikvs t'X't,'I'X Nn11p.11'c'il .xml l21,1tli.1li.11i uliu hits cvcr slcppt-cl uwi' its thrcsholtl sing t l'liis is Xyljflll Fighting l 1u'. . ' f ' . ' Elf 11111132 ' +I 6, 91 C I TERM GEORGE BOBO ............ .... C' enxor PERRY ELLIS. . . .... Presideni DEWEY GOIN .... ,,.. S ecrelarlr DAX'lD WELLS ,.., . . .I 1'ff-President ANNIVERSARY TERM R. F. SIIIITII .,.. ..,. C knsor J. C. MAYNER. . , .... Presidenl ED Downy .... .... S errelaqv FORENSICS TERM L.-ITIIIER FARR ..,.. ..... C ensor R. F. SMITH. . . ..,. President RALPH HUNT .... ,.... S erretary ED Downy, , , . . . VI'ff-President G L' X '- s. my L slxtlnth Euthalmn .AIlIl1XlIN1IX PIOQ1 1111 plum mud Ill homu ul thx X IIIJII ClLlX C I ilu mu Ix IX1 in INT uchcs On L hm lln took plan on an nl llml :tn sl 1 fc s 1' c s L1 n of 1111 xuur X4 Q ctmmcl 1 K Q s cuss 4 11 th thc program dydlcaud tm thou uhm M111 slI1XL lu much Ium ncl C I TERM JEANNIE LYNN .... Cf,-KROLYN H.-XN'NER. , . SAMMY JEAN JOHNSON .... JEAN SHORT ....... BETTY XVINCHESTER. ANNIVERSARY BETTY XVINCHESTER. , . . SAMMY JEAN JOHNSON. . . . RUTH ELLEN MONROE. . . JEAN POSTON ....,..,.... SARAH ELIZABETH PARKER, . . . .Sefrctagf . . , ,President , . . Vice-President . . . Vire-President . . . .Censor TERM . . . ..S'n'rcmry . . . .Prexidml . . . . Vife-Prr.v1'dent . . . ,Vzvce-P1'e.fiflent . ......,, Cenxor FORENSICS TERM SARAH ELIZABETH PARRER. JEAN POSTON ............ M.ARX' Jo IsAAcs ..,. BETTY XVINCHESTER, . . , SUE ELLER ........ . .....,. Secrelarj' . . 4 . .Prexidenl . . . .Vin-President . , . . Vire-President Cmsor y-,. . --....,.uv -1. - :La-L rw' ' ' Nunpg11'r'il's RCCCIJIHJII this ymuxr wus lmill .nmullcl ilu' thc-mc Hllllll' Hlflm ol' llu Nm zu llu slum Q111111. vnlillccl Nur l.ilm' is ga XXMIJul'lXlv11mr'iw,'A p1'm'sL'11u'cl 1lu's1m'3 ul' .111 ulcl ummm 111 lk l1X1Ill' lux llic In sclumlcluys to rnulllvrlmmmcl. Tluf llllII1UI'ULlS I'Jl'UQl'LllN, urlllll' 'lxilIlQll'Ll Skvinf' 1'cp1'1'sm'11lvcl ilu' colurr-cl quiule IN ul 1 pl ml llll Cluclvcl songs and Il!lIlSIl'1',lI'X -. and Gram plains are lovely, rm'ad0zi'sfair, But hills are best, for ez'ef1'z0l1e1'e They' rise in giant span to show The liriglzt and dqbfli G0!f.Y hands van 96 go V,-X 1 Y ,-,S A I -' W Y. ' X f X- jf Y - 3' M,,...,-- T I 4 . 1 1 . - 1 V : 13,31 m HH Til' Ii rw ffii 1..-1 TCr11711c'01'l.' and ,xjmrfxn11n1,sl11'j2. Thr XfIZ'I'I-f fm' um' and all Ilvlzu SfI'IbZ't' I0 do Ulu fm! fllffl' Um In IIIIYZFFI' fo fflf' mlf. Coach Don J. Henderson hails from Loudon, Tennessee, He received his education at Tennessee Tech and George Peabody Coliegc For Teachers where hc received his Masters degree. His varied training and experience in the Marines and Y.M.C.A. work makes him capable for the new head of the physical education department. Coach Bob Edwards is a local product who is serving his fourth year in the physical education de- partment. He received his training at Mars Hill and High Point Colleges. His teams in basketball and track as well as an excellent intramural program speak well in his behalf. ' Coaches Henderson and Edwards have built a spirit of teamwork and sportsmanship among the boys that any school should be proud of. The vic- tories are surpassed only by the spirit of the team that can hold its head high in spite of defeat. I-mn! :tu lf! in nghl fhreatt Roberts Coin Collins Dunn Oxerton Hodge, Richards. St'l'0Ildl01L'.' Poovey. Asero. Shefiield, House, Hughes Tax lor Boxxtn C humnex fluid mt Coach Edwards Moore Love, Uiebber, Brock, Towne, Holland, Coach Henderson. Itmrllz nfzi Cainer Clcnn Blackwell Colt Reese Niaitin Robinson lXIostellcr. q .4 .,,a wx CDYERTK wx ,Wu Hr IIN :li , A, , nu NY lil lzxx .mn Nllmuklu ish.,-f-., ,. -24. . 6 THRH.x'rT AND Rf7BI'1ll rs 1 . - .., .... ..,s-. ,,,, L11 mr X . z1'm:.xN11 Iilll I .wb 4 1 Nr- x XX ll' F Lovra .-xND COLLINS RICH.ARDSON, MfDSTELLER, BLAc:KwE1,,L Cil-ICMNEY AND 'TOXVNE BROCK AND BLACKXVELL On September 4, 1950, seven lettermen from last ycar's squad and thirty-eight freshmen reported to coaches Don Henderson and Bob Edwards for the initiation of the new split-T-formation to be used for the First time in the history ofthe institution. The spirited eleven were edged by an extra point kick in the first game with East Tennessee State Teach- ers. Alton Taylor scootcd ten yards around right end for the Mars Hill marker. The second encounter brought another four year institution to the campus. Mars Hill scored first on a pass from Dunn to Roberts, but the Catamounts added one in each of the other three periods. The next four games were with junior colleges. Gardner-lVebb came to the 4'Hill on October 14. Carroll Ellenburg's eighty-two yard touchdown run was the highlight of the game, followed by a thirty- three yard touchdown pass from Dunn to Roberts. At Spruce Pine a week later Mars Hill scored the only touchdown of the year over the Lees McRae line. This was set up on a pass from Dunn to Taylor good for forty yards. Dunn drove over left end on the next play for the touchdown. Mars Hill drove deep into Lees COLE AND SHEFFIELD l l l' ,lt i l li I l 1 l i t 4 Horsii AND Drxx MAk'rix mn Astiwi NICRZIC tvrrilori' four other tiinvs, tht- only junior Collcgt' to got within thc twunty yttrd stripc of tht- Bolpcals. The HCndCrSon tncn Scorcd two touthdowns against 'llctiiicsscc lYcSlct'tin. Collins cliarqccl over lclt tacklc from thc six and Thrcatt scorcd on il qtiarttfrlmck sneak. A. C. Dunn Crossed into pax' dirl twice in tht: P.kI.C. Inzittlc. Ont- was tin ofln-tackle drivc and thc' othcr a left Und run. In tht? following grunt- Thrcutt run lmck at lcnoir- Rhync MB kick forty yarcls. Altcr two coniccutivt' First downs Thrcatt hit XYcliliCr in tht' trnd zont' for tho touchdown, Townt-'s cxtra point kick was good. The Enal gains of the st-ason was tht- only one in which the Lions ftiilcd to find pray dirt: howcvcr the Brevard Tornadocs wort' unzililv to Qt-t within the Lions twcnty yard strips. Tht' Qzunu cnclffcl in at O-O clvticl- lock lmcforc the Hoinccoininq Crowd of both schools on Thanksgiving Day. The sutntnary would lic incoinplutc without incu- tioningf the strong clcfcnsivc work of sccond ycztr linc- lncn Dan Glenn, Henry Hotlgc, Alinnny Overton, .luck Holland, Hulmcrt Garncr, Bill lNIoorc and Wialtcr Martin who ht-ld tht' touchdowns of tlivir opponcnts to a low clili. uiznxurisox AND Bowuiv Cioizx .mn Rtgtesti NVEHBER ,xxn CLXRNER ,ft i 'ln l ' n I I I I I 102 I h, I I , I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I 5' I I I I I I I f I 1 Q 'II T - I . . 1. I I I IIII III I I I , 1 I I I I I I I I K I 1. Ixiumzu KQARTII lDm'14,I 103 I HERBERT H4lXX'Ell RICHARD DL BBB Tomxn XVOOD On Novcml,vLrth11lLu1th hltx ught laqu hoxs mct xx nh Coach Bolu Eclualcls ClCS1YlY1U a he-rth on thu valslty basket hall squad. Th19 number uaq mcreaeed ln 6-lex en after the final Game of football After three ueelxs the squad was cut to Hftecn xx ho laced a txxc-nu game Qchc-duly mcluclmq txulxc Conlprgncc Qamns and Clqht other top notch ZHKBIFS A. CI. DUNN 'Q 1 l .1 1 'Cl .L 'J-5 G I V.. . f ,J Q X HAI BITIKNER Xlfxkkax CHIIDSIIAII Bun Rmasri RL'llll'l1L'Cl lcll4:rmm'I1. who lllllgllllfl the lxflcklmm' ol Lhn' twain. wv1'c: Boll Rolacrts, lligll-scormfr ul' thc 49-Sli scdsulll Garth Duycl, all-smlc cagvr ul' thu pu-viuus scusonx lixucrsurm English, one of thc oulstzmcliug clcll-nsix'c men in the Carolina ClOIll1CI'L'llCL'1 Bill IXIUUW, stalwart ccutcr in l'2'll'lf'-SPZISOU Competition: Herbert Howell, Gcorgc Bobo, and Richard Duhlvs, who wcrc' xznluahlrf I'CSl'InK'CS. Thv nrwcuxmws zlrlclvcl xvlml it took to Illlllii' zz slmxmlm-wurkinfl cum- lnination which rcsulu-cl in ll good sl-asun. Exmnsox ENGLISH .IERRY Bum.xRDNER Q v ERNIE BRmvN 1, BASEBALI TEAM M FLUB OFFICERS In ' fb- ---f -f-- - V , , , ., H J i r W V i ' J 5 106 sdrill Lk 1 tl11r1' Splllijf xpmuls 11111 LUIHIJII ll 1111 sw INUII s 111111 C fl cu LU111 1 11111 Ins H111 IS 0111 ol Ill s 1 11111 cull1g1 1 1 hx 111101 s no x mg IIOIIL uQu1IIs mul on Ihr cmd: lx 4111 thy cli11111u11d, 'ind 1C111Qx 1111 ml u -r , .1 .N ,,. . ,.....,, The IW Club strives to teach tc-am-work and fair play and is an organization honoring the men who have excelled in varsity sports. Pat I-linson, Edna Wlallace, Kenneth Byrd, Alma Ann Kennedy. 108 L. 45. ...nn- Q33 'Lfffl In nglzl: Ilda l.iclv, Xlillic' Gunn, Rmlx Iillvn Nlmum-, PM Qfmulu YIRHIAM HIXRI Davis, France-S XVillingluam, llol Row fXIurg.1n, Dm 12.11-111-uw, and lNlaryJm,1 Isdnm. 1 Vlllk' XX'..X..X, la UUllllJ1IS4'll ol ilu' girls xxllmm p.A1'lic'lp1l1 l in lllf' rptlllh U11 ilu- 51.11-A Hill C.llllfJllN. 'l'lu- Lllllk1'l'kIll Tlu' AI-BlClll Lflull is lllcf xx'olI1r11Aw l1cmu1111'x llllllr-Iimg 5prvI'InCll,1lrs .Il'1'l1IIllNUl llllxo1'Q.el1iz.xlin1I1. 'lll1L,'NN'..X X Clulv. Girls Qlllll .nclmissiun lu llu: M-Blvm lilulu IW lfmxnvil ismmlpmmlU1kul1.1irm1-nUlkmlglmuikllwullmll W C21I'I'llIlU, pwims in ll11'x'.11'iuLls Qpurls QIXIIIIJS. rlulw .mil l1'lll'll'IS in ulwlx ul' ilu- girls' spurts. 109 --.. A l N ARCHEHY HIKING f'4fi:eP' BASKETBALL -A'-ff . 1 65 63 9 SUUIIEIH ANII VIILLEYISA LL FULH IIANIIE ..- -Y m. ' , lm SUFTISALL . , 5 W. A. A. SUPEIHLATIVES Each year the members of thc XV,A.A. Council select th1'c'G of their nunihei' as thc most outstanding councilors of thc year. Their dc'- cision is hasecl on sporlsinanship, character, and ahility. This y6ar's supcrlalivcs arc' RalJhit, Helen, and Dot, 'Q .Skrzzrx gf lfzw rnffnzg flzffw. e Lvmf zu ffm' flgflf fluff xfzfufrq l,1'11ff Hx ffm' lmfx ffm! Illfllfl' ffm, ffm 1l,I'KlIIflAl'k ffm! firm: frnlw. Q1 '4 - -.-. .,, x -. ,EI - X , . - '-:: ': ., 'x Q- -:X : 'Q .:,' :-:Qx .':1 ., Q N i. - ' 1 a 1 114 IVIlSSII..1ANIAHVIS 115 1vip 3 J A N LI T P O ,N D E R 116 4155+ 11 4 'tw' 445, 'Wah 94 Q 11.3 0470 GOONWO x Q ,XQ- MARY P4600 Try PA i if 'Q' I I 1 .y , Q 4 441,41 1 S Miss Carolyn Geizrnan and Mr. Bob Melvin May King and Queen Miss Dorothy Rose Morgan Maid of Honor C3 ii ' - V J r :silly V 1 ' Q ' 0 IL. 1 i 2 'v f-AIUIVII fro-fun C3 an flu- cyllvvll Vnvlfv- l,h.1ruHr-1 .uni Pmgqv .n.n.xqff W if I r 3 Be-HV Shcmf and Surah Thoulas t F 4 w WS., 1 I Q? X X Ally Y f 2' I I M.1r'.' Ann June' .mmf J-r un Sv lxxsxnlf lllulg' Iir'Ilkit'l'.uIl Hui IJ-:K l r' Nx1lNN'xnLJLi W, .. .. ,,, .-fy. I 415.1 ywyj f-'- ---sy-vfyvv-.., . -. MR. PATRICK SCOTT STONE. Sponsor for Miss Iida LidC. Editor, Hzzzwp MISS LOUISE NORWOOD, Sponsor for Nlr. Robert Mel win President Baptist Stu dent Union MR. ROBERT LEE SMITH Sponsor for Miss Elizabeth Bridges, Editor, 1951 LAU- REL MASTER VICTOR CARROLL CAUTHEN Sponsor for Miss Nancy Craig Associate Editor Hilltop ? wuz tw ,I AWB, K af? i V96 ,s t Si 3 g IIIIIF -3 7 'Nei E4 x is .S -A Miss Zois MEssER, Sponsor for lNlr. Kenneth Byrd, Associate Editor, 1951 LAU- REL Miss PEGGY STAHL, Sponsor for lN1r. Dan Glenn, Presi- dent, Senior Class T' lkllss PEGGY BARNES, Sponsor for N111 R. F. Smith, Business Manager, 1951 LAUREL MISS CORA MAE RICIKEX', Spon- sor for Nlr. Lionel Cornell, Presi- dent, ,Iunior Class Silent shadows at Sundown- Greying and shading the highest steeps And blanketing over the vales- Fold them, God, softly: Fasten them to a star. And breathe a psalm Of evening ealm On the roof tops of the campus home Under Bailey's shadow. Look with the eyes of the evening stars Or bright moonbeams On peaceful scenes, Remembering friendly days And comrade-ship's dear treasures, All knit and bound together In the tapestry of time that forms The pattern of our years. 126 -1I'l'I1ltZl1IlllXI'1Iil Another year at lX1ars Hill has passed . . . another busy fall. with its registration, its welcoming parties. its Saturday afternoon football games, and its holiday festivities . . . another winter of snow. of basketball games. of society and of classes . . . and another spring. with its new flush of life and enthusiasm on campus . . . forensics, lXf1ay Day. and preparation for the great day that marks the end ofthe road . . . Cominencement. These are the things worth remembering. These are the things that we will look back upon with quiet thanksgiving. for they are the things that shaped our lives . . . they are an important part of the pattern of our years. The LAUREL stallihas tried to recapture all of these passing scenes and events. and shape them into one vivid memory of Mars Hill. This has involved much work. thought, and preparation. and we realize that it could never have been done without the cooperation of all. Knowing this. we wish especially to thank those who have entered into the work with enthusiasm and interest. Sincere appreciation is extended to the entire student body. many of whom gave their time without recognition. We wish to thank lN'Ir. Emmett Sams, the faculty adviser, Dr. Hoyt Black- well, hir. A. McLeod, and lNIr. P. C. Stringiield. whose activity pictures contribute much to the LAUREL. The stafif wishes to thank lvfr. and Mrs. George Randall for their excellent photography and their cooperation in helping solve many of our problems. W'e feel that their capable handling of this department was of great importance. Wle have found Mr. Wlilliam Oliver Smith of Edwards and Broughton a ready source of helpful advice at all times. and we are grateful for his personal interest in our publication. To these. and to all others who have helped make the 1951 LAUREL a success we express our appreciation. and send our yearbook forth with the desire that it may be a constant reminder of the days spent at The Hill. The 1951 LAUREL Staff. 127 Q4 JA xl WW X --Y A...4u CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the members of the CLASS OF 1951 as they join the thousands of loyal alumni FELICITATIONS . . . to the members of the CLASS OF 1952 as they take their places as Seniors on the campus next year MARS HILL CULLEGE FOR CHRIST AND YOUTH HOYT BLACKWELL. President 111 the qtudent Center and me are fflad to have been of Rervlce to you at all tunes Wzth Smcere Best Wishes JOHN E MARR JR PEARLE S HEAD NINA GRIFFIN FRANCES ANDERSON L '4 Ei We trust you will remember your hours spent . M 7 V U AT DOWN-TO-EARTH PRICES Clllllflll-lIIPllfS of Minion. Grzoncu I ,-X fully ilt'l'I't'llIlt'll lilwrnl nrtf 4-nllt-ge with -I 0- -- N wlnmls nl' Cliriftiauiity untl luw. t'UlIlit'I'1'lllglllC in gX5l1gyillp BS.. LILH.. atntl lI'I.lf1l, tlegreew. Cu- l'Illll,'LllIlfIlill, 4,'lIlIl'1fll'l't'lLllt'1l. Nlenilier, Suutli- t ern Assam-intiun ul' Colleges. tlle Aww-iutiuii ul' Anlericaui Law Svlnmln. nntl on tlie uppruvetl PLACE-SE'I I'ERS l,'OR FAMILX' list of the Asfut-intinii nl' Anieriafaii Universi- , ,C ties. Bulanvetl lIl'U0'l'LlIll nnwl currivula etn- FAbHIONb , , , F, . pllil5lZIllg pliysienl, intellectual, sm-ntl. and spiritual gruwtli. New wing on Nlary Erin Porter Dormitory provides runnin and parlurs for 100 additional girls. i' For IlllI0l'IIlbllIOIl write REGIS'I'IftAR, II Haywood Street MERCER UNIVERSITY. lVIaCun, Georgia IVIEREDITH COLLEGE FULLY ,JCCREDITED Liberal Arts College. Department of Art. Business. Home Economics. Music. Supervised Teaching in City Schools. PROGRESSIIE Education Program in terms of Christian Cliaracter and Leaclersliip. Ilistinguisliefl Record of Student Honors and Acliieveinent. ATTRJCTIVE LOCATION in The Eclueational Center of tlle Statef' 170-ACreCan1pt1s. Mofle1'li,Fireproof Dormitories. Plans for Extensive Development. 'A' CARLYLE CAMPBELL. President RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Bowling Green Business Unlverslty and College of Commerce YOU ARE ALWAYS A WELCGME GUEST AT Bowllng Green Ky Founded 1814 Two and foul year cour es in Acnountm W Busme Admml lfldIl0Il Com Il16I'CldI Teavher Tlallllll QCCTF' tarlal and genelal husme Q Lour e IIIIEIISIVG and IJIIEII ln Ashev1I1e I MURRAY HILI., Prexszzlenl Complzmenzs of BROYHILL FURNITURE F ACTORIES Representzng LENOIR CHAIR CO LENOIR FURNITURE CORP CONOVER FURNITURE CO O L BROYHILL FURNITURE C0 HARPER FURNITURE COMPANY T H BROYHILL OTIS L BROYHILL J E BROYHILL E C MCCALL ,. qu' ,I F- I 2 . , f ' . - 4. I QQ. I. ' 1+ 3 I 1+ GEORGETOWN COLLEGE Georgetown, Kentucky BAIXILIEI 5 HILL l7rwrI,Ifr'It Fun! w,Im,I Ill I Spf' I Sensor CQIIQQQ e. as 8 Y If We- glmx Q' sf L 5 Y If 4.5 . 93:55. . 3.-.K :. ,ig , .fM.,' .V . , Q n X ttfg,,'?FQ4s T: V. , I .TA-n W , 1 ,,.- Hg- K 'ns -yr - -. ., , f,g.lIi:Q , we , Vnvixai A f .QW h I' 1, f .G '5 -nf. 'ag- . ,455 1. . X u if A . .uk l1Q?A'i5i ' i ' V , .v f ' ., 1 . 1 .I , 2 r Qt -In , , . x. 5 . Ay : , 1, , ' I f . I 1 . .- J' TY Q - I , W , T X ' - ... -- V .'?'IM,- ' L , -Iggy - ,. A , r at ..... ' - . . ' 1- lt ' f A We 'x I 3 v.., , , I . A ' I E I' 'I' . If L. I 3 2,43 1 I : - ' I I I E QS II' 1 ' 555, P. I Q . -' -3--' - I' - --:?i::i,.....: I. .,.. .. ,J 1 Elf ,pi Q John L. Hill Chapel Co-ECIUCQ IIODQI CITIZENS BANK If is prepurezl to IIIPFI yaur lullzlrilzgg reqllireflrzelzfs. Mars Hill. N. C. Hot Springs. N. Marsllzlll. N. C. FREEMAN AND RAMSEY MOTOR COMPANY Dealers in GMC TRUCKS PONTIAC CARS 35 FOR S YOU CAIXVT BEAT A PONTIAC IVIARSHALL. NORTH CAROLINA ROBERTS PHARMACY P1'esC1'iptim1s REX.-ILL Dl'l1f!,fI,IS-IS 'A' MARSHALL. N. C. Com IIZIIIIPIIIS of THE NEWS-RECORD Thr, ESIIIIJIISIIPII Nvlrsprlppr of Illzulisun Colzlztf' CONINIEIICIIXI, PRINTING CARSON-NEWMAN COLLEGE 'Founded lS5lU JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE A Fully Accredited Co-Educational Senior College Fourteen Strong Departments Especially Strong in Bible and Religious Education Science, Music and Teacher Education For Information Write Registrar REDMON F: WORLEY MOTOR CO. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SALES fr SERVICE Phone 4 MARSHALL, N. C. 'iLet's G0 Tow SANDWICH SHOP if Everything for the College Students Make This Your Buying Place ENJOY SOUTHERN DAIRIE S MILK AND ICE CREAM C0lIl1?lI.lII6'l1f.Y - I of SCI'lRAFF'I:S B' 6 Tire Na inn'.1 , a in Jan i COMPANY ON SALE Al noon SIORES L'.Nl'IH WHERE S100 S9 Lb LUMBER and Morgan Broe Inc I I BUILDING SUPPLIES IS Dellclous Food I Ie d 9 I d es . - -.'1'3 . . ., . Who esale Dis ributors 67 Broadway, Asheville, N. C. O O O .- ENJUY 'SOME EV?7f715i7f'i ' Burnsville, N. C. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE CFounclefl 18313 Greetings to the 1951 LAUREL and the Students of Mars Hill College SUMMER SESSION OPENS .ILNE 11. 1951 FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 12. 1951 For further 1llf0l'l71llf1'0ll write WAKE FOREST COLLEGE VLAKE FOREST. NORTH CAu:o1.1N,x C Q E RIDE TRAILWAYS ALWAYS T H R O U G H R O U T E S From ASHEVILLE TO RALEIGH ASHEVILLE TO CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE TO WASHINGTON ASHEVILLE TO MEMPHIS T R I ASHEVILLE TO BIRMINGHAM ASHEVILLE TO NEW YORK P S Only one change to DALLAS - AMARILLO - CHICAGO TAMPA and MIAMI QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA SMART MEN,S APPAREL FOR THRIFTY STUDENTS QW- RS L 96 Sxuxk XTLLSII 'KI-WRX. N ' YK A oh GY 's . I mx!-95gxxX9T X , Yiig H , Of ASHEVILLE Compliments Of TUGMAN'S HOME FURNISHINGS ak MARS HILL, N. C. COIIIPII-IIIPIIIS of . . . WELL'S MARKET The Frienflly Store Com llllllll en is 11 f Cox Department Store Ill .'lI11N'lJt'lAllfl0lI of Sturlent Tnule NIAKS HILL, NORTII liAlUhlIX'l Mars Hill Pharmacy We flppreeiale Our Student Business ANYTHING A COLLEGE STUDENT NEEDS FROM FOOD TU CLOTHINC Come in and See Us R. S. GIBBS CO. RIARS HILL. NORTH CAROLINA MARS HILL CLEANERS -A' We Enjoy Serzfing the Sturlents GOOD MEALS SHORT ORDERS SODA SHOP The Place Where College Students Meet WE-VE ENJOYED SERVING YOU THE MARS THEATRE We are glad to have had the Opportunity of knowing you. When you revisit Mars Hill it will lie L1 pleasure to see yOu again .... Compliments of . .. We've Enjoyed Mars Hill-Weaverville Making It Bus Lines Hope You Enjoy It GOOD LUCK T0 ALL THE Eoa SERVICE L A U R E L SAFE 1 DEPENDABLE ST A F F COURTEOUS HERE IN OUR CITY OF MARS HILL Let us all work together to make our community: A good place in which to live: A place where honest work brings an honest livingg A place where initiative and progressive ideas bring forth returnsg A place where the City Government serves all its peoplesg A place where we can work and play and enjoy the goodness of livingg A place where our boys and girls will want to establish their homesg A place worthy of being called HOUR HOME. THE CITY COUNCIL AND OFFICIALS BILTMORE PRESS 'A' . . . extends greetings and good wishes to facultv and students of Mars Hill Colleve . . . . D I CAROLINA the and adds a cordial Thank You for the very pleasant business relations so long enjoyed with the institution. 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