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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

u- TJUHIQWY The 195 2 Laurel Published hy the Student Body 1l11 der the direction of BOBBY HEAFNER, Editor: JOYCE TAYLOR, Associate Editor: R. L. CRISP, lfzlsiness Man- ager. The photographs were made hy RANDALIIS STUDIOS, Arden. North Carolina: P. C. STRINGFIELD, of Mars Hill, North Carolina: and GLEN MITCHELL. Student Photographer. The hook was printed and hound hy the EDWARDS Si BROUGHTON COMPANY of Raleigh, North Carolina. 1lITXfl:l2l:l lilTt:lAITTln9:ljj3rli ilfztlliltlfjnemtlt FCDRE GRD Man is born with music within himself, and created to make of life a symphony, whose parts blend and Whose harmony gives to living its sweetness and goodness. The music of our college times has risen and fallen, each part blending with the rest to make our days here complete. The stall has tried to capture in these pages the melodies which the plain living and high thinking of Mars Hill have given to those of whom it has become a part-melodies which have made of our lives a symphony. Qzglaailjwila lla :ULN Hier PRESENTINC . . . GLIR SYMPI-IGN Y -J-., X 1 . , .4-........ 2.-,-15-1 fd XE , . ' Y 1.-:. el x A, .5 ' l Inv IU! .P- X L N id 1 f'. ,. 1 srl, ,- .. ,. . S L . o'. . fri ,j,4 ' 4 fa , ., 1 H.Lu'e-' - . '! lui! 4, ,.' g - -lv' bQ42' :j3-- It 7-'. , . 'ff I' -..s rl v .r - ' ,QV ,I . ff- 1' , ,.. fx.. Q cw, 24:1 .Me V' . rig- -, ' r +' ' 'f' ' 1 , . ' 'X I ' ' 11 O nv, we 1 . J., .1 .5 f 1 Q . f , A N .. 'xv x 'Fxxf N x r i I, M, 4 'lv,f 'f' . . 5' A 'H '1,7 fxsgri. N.. . ,R N .14- te Cl .aw . I--- -,...H.-,,,..,,,I T FQ' ,f A ,, x., A .Md ,xl 'N : 5' , 2 ' f ' A --. -v-Q Rx, 'z .x Ax ,X I , -,. .. X. ,-,V K -x .S Xi T wg .34 .I-4 - .:s, 91 .-' QYFEXQ . ' , L41 NJ -up 1 SING N 'O . gm' ,--,..,,,,,,., A 1- up.,- 'I 1. ' .Je-. - - .UW-.'-g.c..l-? ' A 3-14. ,Qt 3 -1,JL.,,, ,j9-,u1-- vs- , . ,- ' 411 4 - -- .' ' I ', DE Y -' T . AA ,, ,.,.V J ill, u sgzf' ,, , . Rah 1? V . . 'YQ E xl ..fs'..:.jcf.1.H-, . 1 Q . ' V A PLZ, , vm V t !.4 if f ' 1 f ' -' '40 - M'-Y ,.. N5 ' . 4 'Al'l? 15'-.. . ' , .5 4- .' 514' ' zfif- VF' , - J K5 , 1,' 7-1. 'I' .- 4 if 9 ,-A - , vu '-XR: L ffm' . , -Jw '.g -f 1 -mg WTA -' f .ff ' A -,.- W? ' 2? ,iv I' 'Y - . f' , '. ', lf'-:al- , V iff Q 'ww . l, . I 3 f., ,I E tj . ,-...Hg V, :F V K' Q hy , ,i hx Ai ' 2 Q f 1 '-:1 ' ' 5 my-L .vii-fi-'Sig-. 5 Vg '. ' 1 'L -1 ik . .gn QLIR SYMPH QLIR HOU MRS. RUBY W. SPARKS Miss VERA RUTH With love and appreciation for their deep understanding, their pa- in tience and kindness, their constant MRS, LILLIE BELLE LANE helpfulness, their careful guidance of ii 8 bl DNY H0 QRS 1 QTHERS I 5 P , ,I P I 1 I ! L I 4 Mas. Axwx LISLI-I GNNIXIHXS , 1 J J 4 ' our lives. and their INfl'bHIlill il1tP1'Csl F Q in each of us. we sine-e1'ely dedicate 1 the 1952 IAVRPLI. to our house i I1l0thf'l'S. 1 9 MRS. Lum Buowx Wr:1.l,s MRS. GI,Anu's BROWN Wllsm OUR IMPRESARIQ Dr. Hoyt Blackwell rose from the rank of section leader to become our impresario in 1938. When Dr. R. L. Moore felt the need to lay down his baton after forty-one trying but magnificent years since the symphony had what might be termed its second beginning near the close of the nineteenth century, the Board of Trustees unanimously selected the younger Blackwell, who for several years had been one of the most celebrated players, to take his place on the podium. The campaign to put the bountiful aesthetic and materialistic values of the Sym- phony before the public had already begun, and when the new impresario lifted the baton, he realized that the stage was much too inadequate to accommodate the instrumentalists and permit the resonance which was produced to reach the audience with maximum force. The symphony was small and even though it was well balanced, more players were needed to complete the many sections. But there was little room for them until physical facilities were improved. Since the players come from distant counties. cities, and even states, and are required to spend years in intensive practice before appearing in public for concert, excellent living accommodations had to be provided for them. Our energetic im- 'presario saw that this was done. Two new dormitories were built for girls, a building containing numerous rooms for practicing the scientific approach to the study of the symphony, and a modern cafeteria were erected while the instrumentalists practiced and strove for perfec- tion. Our most urgent need is a concert hall with provisions for all types of productions by the full symphony. We are conhdent that it will come in the near future. Our impresario is determined that our symphony shall grow and with it the soft Zephyr- like harmonies and the majestic chords that compel an audience to sit in its presence. Behind his lively baton stands our impresario directing us, in the words of William Henry Channing, To live content with small meansg to seek elegance rather than luxuryg and refinement rather than fashion, to be worthy, not respectableg and wealthy, not richg to study hard, think quietly, talk gently, act franklyg to listen to stars and birds. to babes and sages, with open heartg to bear all cheerfully, do all bravely, await occasion, hurry neverg in a word, to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious grow up through the common. This is our symphony. 10 T.-, ,D it U' J .,, i SIIJICYI' IIUYI' llI,X1,lxXXl,l,l, 11 I g 1 will c TRO JOHN W. HLIFF, M.A. Regislrar and Hearl. Deparlmenl of Ancient Languages RALPH NIARION LEE, M.A. Dean of llie College anfl Heazl. Department of Social Science CAROLINE BIGGERS, B.A. Dean of Women HARVEY N. LANCE. B.A. .' Dean of Men aml Teacher ' of Maflzemalies ' . I-'K ' Q :RP-I GM' ' FRANCES SNELSON, B.A. EDITH SWANN, B.A. EVELYN A. MCLEOD Assistant to the President Bursar ASSiSll1I1! Lfbfafiflfl ROBERT R. CHAPMAN. B.A. DAISY L. ANDERSON, M.A. Assislanl Registrar and Teacher Librarian of Business 12 .1 .Q-an una.. .A ,N . ,X 5,4 .vp , .,. . f , ,. SCLHENCE. . b F-..-U -4-qu , A ' -Wit? , I, 1 : ' .I I ','4--A , 1-1 . : -i - u ..+4gJ.-, 4 n- . -.1 ,yr ' ' ', ..' 11 , Y M. ff I ' in 'W . xx - --qgk 4 : l I f- - J Mi I- ' -HSA has , QQ-1 1-4 ' 5 -HL? -lug 5 5' z- 4,-.. ' M ny ,ir -.M-on , . . ?. 1 fi A 'wr J' A Y 5 J if l ,,,.4 lsx L u 1 4 av., 1 1 ' ' L x W WX' in . -- M .K ml- . V'-A e-P ' I x A ,7','lSr 0 1 .- 1 ' . ,X ,Z .x.,, , KK ,, 8 . X Y ,Av Q' L K Kh lyr' a n W I f' 'lffifl i ' ' - A - - Z'I'tLTf'JZt.2T'Tf1. ' W T., ,.., , 1 L s :M ' ' ' l,1,,,.lQ.Z.l1 ' 5 ix x 3: '1 Mr' , - U '- ', '- ,ff 'H' ' M' Q lu-,- f 1 f' b jx yl . ,.-a.- lf' 'Aran ' X -H. v' '.1: Q ly :fs -1 ,. A U---1-.,. I f 1 ': ,2, :L 7 M ,AA--F Q.. -ff:-wrrig . ,. LQ' 4 W -A Q., ' f 'f ff N' -. c ,K x'-, K ' , M? ' - s firllhtl , up . . A -a--- 1 5 p r 'hu 4- A ' 1 1 R . . 'rg..:w- r- . -'JC - 'I . I ' u' S K 1 1 M QA. f-5 Q f ' W r 5, 'Y q VEME T I CLASSES Bram, Er 3J2ut muh THOMAS NORWOOD ALEXANDER CAROLYN JUNE BRYANT 1932-1950 1932-1952 141111 what is it to cease breathing. but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it :nay rise and expand and seek Coil unen- czunbered? For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one. 16 g 0 H ' H -.-sf, -XQ- NIR. un Mas. RAXIOX DESHAZO no TAFFY Spniisuis for the Smiiur Class Uurs is the thrill of taking the inajni' part in the syinplnmy. We are thri mms mlm have been lwrv just a little lungffr. anfl ham learned a little lwettelr. pvrliaps. the art uf making lwautiful the inusir' of our huns. We have uftvn had to learn lllftlljgll our :mn cliscfvrflaiit nolf-S. Wt such wis- flum is the grffatf,-st uf all. Thug niusiv of the-SP tlays he-re at the Hillu is vnclefl mm. exft-pt in nur inmiiurie-s. and not une note can lm ixqrcatetl. whether gmmtl or lwarl. It is with regret that wr SPP it end. and tilt iw flu nut put away our inrt1'umPntS: iiuw. thruugh greater living. we must lvarn lv-Jttm' htm lu play. Seated: BOBBY Tuwxtis. IIIQTNIVIIFVIII Smmling: NIARXON PUWI-11,L. Virie-Pr0.x1'1fPriI: FRI-ID lltlnp Treaszlrerg BETTY BOWEN. Ser-relary. Saw 4 .a.I -ui fn. -an-. 'T VI vi' S-- ' . ' Saas , I. 5 -- I - . 7 1 , x ,,.... -. I I he' 51 2- 5 E , 3 . g II lI - I , I 1 V 3 .' ' as 'I ' L K I ' I , lv' Y ,f m 1 . .I . Q G' - gr- , 1 - - 5. ge at fv' E 3 Q af J Q sg W ' I v-f. X' -- 6 A- X ' 'W - ' QI. --fe 0 5 l FiTSI T07-U1 left to Tighlf of fun . . .ralways seen with Mary lfzrances . . . got up for those ABERNATHY. HEXROLD EDGAR . . . Yalflw. N. C .... early Pfactlces for Afablaf' Nlghfsi ,44'lfUlIII1lvl1g . . . Phi XRRINGTON. .NNIIE JU-XNANNE ..., Xmlrf-ws, N. C. . . . Home President of Melrose . . .1BusinIess Honor Club . . . quiet and E,.U,m,,Ii,.S I I I CHU easy to get along with ' ' ' OV'-fd .y many ' '. ' ardenfsports fan Quiet . . . sweet . . . determined to succeed member of th Id' ' hkes the glrls ' ' - Seen nappmg m English ' ' ' Immaculate Home Ec Club . . . plans summer marriage . , . reserved and un? resser- assuming. .'lBEljwETHl.Yb.-XRJXH ANN . . . Lliarlotlm-. IN. l.. ..,. Illllfflll A5ER0I Jf,SEPH SA1AVI,xTfJRE I I I Washington. DI CI I I I ' V 5 ' ' ' ' UH Liberal .-iris French Club Veep . . . looking forward to teaching in Wyoming , - - A A . . . fun-loving . . . mischievous . . . talkative . . . carefree. anglggnscfgalgiggsf F A an Eyes for Katherine A I ' veteran ' l I amlable AD.-lltlb. f2lg.fXTRll.E 5E.Xl . . . Lj'llf'lll3llI'l'Z. Xa. , . . Liberal Jlrlx BALL. JOHN RICHARD I I I Franklimom NI CI I I I Liberal Arts .....m .III-,Ii Receptions grand Vice-President . . . dependable . . . has Ministerial Conference --B311 v- ins ired b Jar tt originality . . . Virginian accent . . . good worker . . . expressive S S d fth ' ' ' FBfy ' ' ' up dxf, I e 3 ' 'H' eyes . . .I not afraid of work . . . helpful to others . . . fnend of dsx' ggngsgmee iawggfggsidehtiman rea y ' ' ' e a er ' ' ' ta ' all . . . initiative . . . senior superlative. ALEXANDER. WILSON Mt-KINLEY . . . Ml. cnpafl. N. C .... Thlfd fowf I I I p,gII4g,i,.HfmR, I I I EU BANGb. EDWINILEWIB . . . Baltimore. Maryland . , , Liberal Interests seem to lie in sports . . . likes to play football and AVIS - . . P111 intramural basketball . . . wants to learn about this here soil Preacher in the making . . . friendly . . . dependable . . . of ours. musigally.weIll iiounded pgysf plays. and plays-the piano . . I . . . . a ' ' l b . . . t 1 t . ALLEN. TRLETT EN .ms . . . M..11aWl Park. x. J. . . . m.Lm.' I Iss m E ffmng CIO' an gee cu 4 M um Iac 0' Science Club . . . good money handler . . . plays a hot hand on liAlNlNEH. ERNIQFT AUCVBORN. . . . glowing Rock. N. C. . . . the tennis racket-and sometimes on the net. . . . studies diligently Liberal I4,-fx I I I Eu Tcfluld Us FFCHUSE his Course ffelill-',l E25 it A A ' honored by his title Ministerial Conference . . . loyal to black and gold . . . makes 0 Mars 3 - - - Wears an 0 d Jerseys frequent trips home . . . quiet . . . friendly to everyone . . . studious ,xMMONs. J.lCoi'ELiN NEIL . . . Mar- Hill. N. C ..... lluxir Q - - good lookmg' . . . Clio BANNER. NORMA JE,-KN . . . Blowing Rock. N. C. . . Music Small. sweet, full of life . . . Orpheon Club . . . always a help . . . Clio - in the library . I- WSHFS H big Smile - TOWIH Girls' Club . . . Orpheon's president . . . out for those good grades . . . one of S-Weet SOPTBHO VOICE - - - Often SEED Wlth Fl'1Sb16. the quiet kind .I . . aspires' to church music directorship . . . Miss Marthas protege . . . fragile appearance . . . clouds up and rains Second Tow: . . . Mission Council music chairman. .XBIRIONFQIBIARY CORNELIA . . . Mars Hill. NC .... EI1gI'7lt'?flvllg HEI-XMI MARIIORIE FIAXY I I I Mal-iUnI NI C IIII Lfbemj A,-,S ....10 IIIAQM Always a different car . . . smart . . . glutton for math . . . Town Science Club . . . friendly . . . t'angelic . . . cute , . . helpful Club A . . member of Science Club . . . chaufreurs any of me boys . . . efficient . . . Chaplain. vlcspresidem of Nonpareil . . . re- . . . always coming by . . . prolific gum chewer . . . College Marshal turned after a year-5 absencg . . . LAUREL office inhabitant before the deadline. BIIIIXIIFORD FRINCEQ IIEWIEL B II XI C H . , . , . . .. 4. . i . ' . . . ur mgton. 1 . . . . . time .lmDE1jzs.I1tENNETH c.HEsrER. JR. . . , Ml.-tl11.l. x. 4. .... EIIIIIOIIIIII I I I CHI, Ibmeme I I Clio Censor. Secretary l . . classmates voted her most dependable Llkes Sportsfespecwlly mtramural . . . K4 C. . . . helpful mem- . . . future Woman's College girl . . . active in girls' sports . . . ber of the Hilltop staff . . . responds to the name Mother . . . dependable . . . hopes to be an interior decorator. always writing his gal . . . quiet and peaceful . . . frequents the I I I movie house. BELL. FLORENCE I.aVERN:X . . . Pittsboro. N. C. . . , Liberal - 1 f - V - :iris . . . Clio Ai :N .IA NDE1? O HTH EI Z BETH Iduheu N C Liberal M-Club President . . . motto-J'Be Brave , . . eating and laziness ' V 5 - ' '10 are her two chief sins . . . Wake Forest prospect . . . will work President of the French Club . . . basketball Fiend . . . loads with young people . . . active in girls' sports . . . Lucky, First row. left to right lil-Il,1l'l'li. JXXPYI' I-Il.lZXZltETll . . N-uport New- Ya. . . Lllvemf .-lrls . . . Nun Friendly' disposition . . original ideas . . studious . Co- operativefspirit . positive Christian faith which will make for successful life , loves to laugh . oh. that accent. liIQXNlf'l l'. .I Xtllx l-Yl1LlfNI-1 . . . rllllltvll. tla ..,. llnw . . . fn Orpheon Club . studious quiet and reserved , can make a piano speak for itself . . . sincere in every respect . . lover ot Hne arts. IllfNNl-1'l l'. ,l1tSl-Il'll l-'1lr'l'l H . . . llwiiult-r-oiixillw. X 41. , lfluirzru . . . Hn Glee Club bass Sunday School nfhcer . friendly smile . genial personality , will help his father in the lumber lJllSlnE'SS lllIR1lllXlSliH. l,llllX HI TH , , , lliiltiiiii-rt-. 'tlil .,., l,1lf+-ml -lrl1...1liu Talented in music . College Marshal . . . platinum blonde . . . St-rib Club . . . characteristic voice . almost perfect pitch lll,Xt1K, FXR Xll il lxlf llitivilasxillv. N. 4.. . Hllxlnfws ... lnn Business Club . .always good for a laugh . , . dependable . . enthusiasm for basketball . , M-Blem Club member lll.lKE, LXRX Hlllli . . , l.tiiiil-1-rum. N. 1, .,.. 1.1!-ffm! tru . . . llm College Marshal studious , quiet and reserved . lovable . . makes A's for Papa De , . . Scrlbleran . , heard wedding bells first semester Second row lll.EXlNS. DUN Xl,Il HXKFIR . . . llama-vue, Ya ..,. Liberal :lrlw M'Club . active interest in all sports . , . friendly . . non- chalant . witty . lanky and limber. ll1lI,l1lK.4Ll-QHXl,lt Xl KHHIN . . . lrliolr. N. 42 ..., f'rt'-.'l,Erlr'l1lI1lrr' Studious . . loves to go home sleepy head . . . I. R, C. . . . will transfer to N C State . . intramural basketball. l41'lWl-IN. BETTY JEAN . . . 1ll1arleston. S. 1.l ..... 4rr . . . ,Yon Charleston drawl . . cousin of Bill . cute, friendly . , , Non- pareil censor . . . midnight creeper-in the dorm . . tardy for eight o'clocks 5? 95. . 1 WAP 6-Q? HUWEN, ll.-lTlll'1Rl'Nl'1 Nl-'l'l'lXlf . , . lliliuiiigl-tu. N 4 . Llfrvrril xlrls . . . flm President of Y T C . small , quiet hall monitor in Edna Moore . . active in Mission activities ziluxivs lends 't helping hand, Il1llll-IN. XXll.l,lX'tl KIXXI lzl. llt. . , 1liiivl-I-1-tn. S 4 , . Sflrmr' . . . E11 Bill . . Euthzilian Tensor active in sports must popular . . always smiling . . dt-pendzitile and eri-opt'i'4it1xt- lllrllll. llll.l, lllltl1lX . . . lui-nl, lv-nn, . . . l,1lwrul .lrtw East Tennessee State transter . . active in sports , . luclies' man . mighty mite . . intectinus grtn Third Your llRIIl4ll'IN. It1lll1lTllN .IFXNNIC , . X-lu-till:-. N, 1. ..., Illwir Finllnlntns . . . Ili., Spamsh Honor Club sweet smile I'm checkinll tor Sister tonighti' . . quiet and reserved . Home Et' Club lll-IIIHQES. Nl XRTHX .lliXYli'l l'E . . , X-li-will-1. N. 1. . . . I.ilif-ml -lrlx Home Economics Club . . Huffman hall monitor . You'll have to get a little quieter girls . . where have you beenf' . , M-Blem Clubber . twin to Dorothy Jeanne . Ruth's constant Companion llRl1L1lS. XNNE l,1lHE'l l'X . . . Ima-liiirg. X 1., . . I,iIwml 'Iris . . . .Min Alwavs with Betty . . laughing . . . smiling . . , worked hard on reception . . . Lodie . . boy friend at home l'lRlNKl.EY. 1fl.XI'ltE FH XNKLIN . . . Nll. Xirx. N, 11 . . . Erigfriwrzrig . . . lfu Science Club . quiet . interested in vital tactsu of lxfe lv? es. ' . 0 an 45 X .s I 1-1 ,vu Q.. 1 v dl 1 Q 9 . . likes organic chemistry . . man of few words. llRlfNKl.l-15. RITX l'l-NRI, . . . Xalvlv--i. N. 1. .... lluunvw 4.4m Chorister for Y W A . . future church secretary . . constant companion for Caroleen . doesnt like English themes llH1l4lK. JXRYIS lil I-'1'lHll , . . Wasii--stillf-. N. tl .,.. I,flwn1! .-lit.: Ministerial student . , has his own church . . . commute-s . . full of fun . . Jolly . . one of the married men . , does his work well ,X 6 - , -4' 43. 6 i. C' is X . ' 4' sa .,, X 1 I .IP 93 , -- ,, L -- ..- Q' 6' -qi.. .Q i 4? Rt .V 2 IM v we ri r . QI, -Q Q f I' 'X l C W , Q V' ,XI a gf- -aw 4:-, 'R .1 2- 2- 'C 1, A ,,- ,.- tv .. Za 'tal' 'T 'OX an 'C 'sz- 5' 5. . 1, X . WS' 3 77' y R 1 s ,- , o-1 K Ki 9336 ., 1,4 if 'v 65? ' ' GI' X I, '-car? J, J ,fr-' 'tif' A fx FiT-if T011-P. lefl tv TWH!! ISLRTON. FRANKLIN LEE . . . Greensboro. N. C .... Liberal BROCK. JOHN OTTO . . . Charlotte. N. C .... Liberal .-Iris Arm . . . Phi , , . EU International Rilations Club . . . likes to know all the details . , . , . , . . ' drin machines in girl's dorms . . . society secre ary Football . . . Jr.-Sr.s dreamy saxophonist . . , hypnotist-after works . - a fashion . . . Hilltop staff . . . dramatics club . . . mischievous I ' ' good lookmg ' ' ' full of humor ' ' ' kinda loud ' ' ' keeps an . . . friendly . . . good-natured . . . beach bum. immaculate room. BLRTON. ZEH CARSON . . . Cedar Grove. N. C .... Pre-Med BROWDER. DORRIS LOVISE . . , PPI'-'YrITllI'g. Ya .,,. Liberal I I I EU Arts . . . ll on Euthalian secretary . . . loyal to his friends , . , hard worker for Blonde with dreamy blue eves . , . hard worker , . . always Society - . - Seeks the very best . A . good Speeches in Science Club smiling . . . plans to do religious work . . . goes with Gordon . i , . . . football enthusiast . . . specializes in brilliant. deductionsw friendly I I I quiet- organic chemistry . . . Nick . .. . . . . Cqfff.. .... 'Y.'s.V... BROXX N. Dl ANE HOILHTOB . . . .-xlvmilm. la .,.. B,,.w,m Wlf.I?IfH,C4ffiL R2,2fIIN- JR Nf P0 1 P H . P1i.'lE'if'Iaegi5qE'i?rg4faHi2eX?3.17'Ie.a'r'E35.QQefi3?fEa'.'fr?e3.f-li I gHfgvefS2fgaQgg5RZgM.f Cai'Hfg,ggiSC1J1gbDgiggggm r debggfgmbe tasks well . . . future accountant , . . nice person. ' ' ' '- - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' BROWN. ERXEST HAMILTON ..., -X rlinglon. Ya ..,.. 4n'L'011nl- , . . University of Richmond transfer. Third row: Uh? - - - EU CARGILE. SDE BELLE .... X slieville. N. C .... Liberal Arts Voted wittiest by members of his class . . . lanky and lean . . . I D I Clio wavyl brown hair . . . graceful on the hardwood . . . M-club oFFicer French club I I I always ready to work at Omen I I I Capable ' ' ' azy au' . . . plans programs for Volunteers for Ch1Iist . . . friendly . . . , , ,C , , , ' l . . . f t r Fl nce N'ghtinga e. BROXY x. FRED HANIMETT . . . spammliurg. s. Q .... Lzbeml mgema , uf' e , ,Ore ' , T , AHS I I PM CARLTON. JAMES DWIGHT . . . Lenoir. iN. C .... Liberal Arts ' - l . - . . Phi S 'fM lCf ...llt d ' . . 7332322 'Z.ear Tlst5'l?-ren'.?1nO'i 2'ff? . . Slain? Tiber . Tefeilfi. Sports lover . . . ways fombal. lgesksfball I , . M:C1vb member mands admiration . . . mission council transportation chairman. - - - fflendly - - - COUFTEUUS - - A fed - - - lnteulgenf- BROWN. M imc Hnxrs . , . c1y.1.Q. N. C .r.. 11fr.Lml- , . . Pm URIER- CARROLL - - - Rf'f'f Uff N C '--- L'be 'l Studious-but definitely not a book worm . . . history fan . . . A6633 Uuivorker glee Club participant faculty-mom Plans to attend Wake Forest Law School . . . argumentative. WIIIUGSS I I II buqsts with laughter I I I dependame I I I fun to be Second TOIIII with . . . friend y. HRLTON. ROBERT D91-MRT .,.. l Xslif-ville. N. ri, , . . Pre-IM WHEN- JQIQR URL- JR ---' New Bffn- N- C ---- Mem' AHS . , . Plii - - - 1 ' - - Sunday School officer . . . seen on crutches . . . time for only I II-IDE: ,r:3Ifgg?,rI1I1ITc:S?gt 'niahligfhhggggg It2ipII.'Qg?5Ig Lillian . . . bought a washing machine . . . clerked in Belk's back . . . polite . . . very friendly , . . lady-slayer. home- . ,. . I' .ll ...All l.N.C.... BLCKNER. DAVID HAL . . . mf. 1-1111. N. C. . . , Liberal .mr CHAQREFER- CUNELLE M na'f' Day student . . . takes life easy . , . avoided campus except for ' ' ' 1 . . . - - .- , - LAUREL beauty . . . blonde . . . cheerful smile . . , always willing Egffnieg 'ifosfugyiggel 5r1Idfr12,515Sj guards mth uavmg hands ' ' ' SIOiI?1p , . III1jIfIIf3IcLgJII'Igionur, 1952 May Court. . . . soloist for touring BLTRXETTE. JOHNNY JACK . . . New Bern. N. C .... Liberal CHERRY. HELEN ROSE . . . Belmont. N. C .... Liberal Arts I Arls . . . Phi . . , Cm, Oteen Chairman . . Ministerial student . . . good trumpeteer Bynny . . . wiggles constantly in class . mischievous . , I. . . . faithful in all duties . . . devoted Christian worker . . . does plays the organ . . . takes Home Ee. on the side . . . paper mache his jobs well. champ. First row, lvl! to right 4.I,XltK. Stjtl'l l'Ili lilit.lXX . , Nlgiulvll. N 4 . . fzllvrrlwrllflri l'f'mln'r . . . lun Scriblerus Club , . dormitory pianist , . pri-ters st-ini-classical music . short'n' sweet . dry wit . , quiet , lovalilu great gal, tl.tt. NXlll.ltXl lltlllli . . . lilioxxillv. lriul ,,., 1.1111-mf Irlt . . . Fu Coach for Treat intramural p1gskinners quiet easy to get along with . . . Just loves Tennessee co-operative titlllt, lltll I,lf IlIttltlK5 . . . Xlar- lllll, N 1 , l'r:'f-lgrlfzlflnrr Drives an Olds . , . always with Judy pleasant smile , , blond t'tll,tl,tlltlll. tIl,tllllllN XLNXN . . , tlxtortl. N, tl . . I'1t-- llrfl M-Club secretary baseball . . smile for everyone . Jlm's friend , . fair and square tItlI.li, ,l.Ull'1S lltlllliltl' . . , tilimlvslon. 5, t. .... lalwrlll .-lrlx . . . l'hi Ministerial Conference . , handy track nian , . , Mission Council . . Sunday School officer , , faithful in his work . that accent tftiltlli. ll0l tLI.tS I.Iil-I . , . Rural Hall. N. ti .iii lnniflwrfr . . . Eu Worked in students' center . , lover boy neat , . . good looking . . . always looking for his girls . , Frankie's beau Second row tftltlli. l.l':Xll lil. tll.ll .. ,thrill-1-li1:'1'. X, t. .... lfzluumx . . , E11 Plans to be business teacher , . . faithful worker . Sunday School omcer . . . likes to study , quiet and reserved . book- store clerk tjtltllll-Qli. tjtlItllIN l.liXtl , . . li.-.ilvtillte N. 4. .... l.llfw'al .-Int , . . Illll Mission Council Chairman . . bell ringer . . . likes to sing- tenor . lover ot' music plans to go to Wake Forest , , B, S U. Council . . , hiking up Bailey a favorite pastime , . sincere . . . nice to know. tltlRNEliL. Lltlhl-il. LEHHH , A lliiltimtlne. Xltl, . , lalwml .-Iris . . . Phi Ministerial Conference . . . B T, U, Director . , Touring Choir , . , I. R, C . . . jumpin'4 givin' kind . . . C-I Class president , . always grinning . , Jahbering , v intramural sports , . band. 'F'- as, 33107 Q' R. 1-,N 'vs tltI5l', t.ICX'l'lil HIIS. t.ml--it. X 1 , . . llllfral lrlw XVIII dn Rt-liuiuus Education work xt-ry tru-nrily married , one ot Dr P1t'rt'v's f.ixur1tt's laltlilul to the task priori llranialcvr l.lilNl', li, l,, . lit-lillm-till.-, X t. , l.flwmf lrly , . f'll1 Persistciit ad-1.:cttcr for the yearbook cuiiscit-ntimis . I R C rletibcrate good naturcml friendly capalilt- and unassuming . society officer sis-footer LRHXX lfl.l., lll'I'X IVXN li ,,tli.uIou.-, X I., Nllfwlw Igfmmfnlft , . . Nun Hard working society hacker always ht-lpme to put up the mail for a certain reason pleasant home economics club likes to go to conventions Third raw t,l l,I', Iltllllh ,IICXN . . . l'l1.illoll1'. N. tl .... lflufrr:-ts .... Non Society pianist always seen with Wanda , future white- collar worker . immaculate . . Sunday School officer llttlw. XIAIX NltlHlC'l'Z . . . Rt,-lt Hill. s, 42 ,.., llflw ,. . tjlm Member of the touring choir . good friend , sweet-tempered song-bird hoped to gain weight -fonce . tall 'n' graceful , sincere and soft-spoken laughing eyes . , What did we have tor French IIXXIS. ll Xlitll.ll tllu'l'ZlCl ,... tlitwlixillw. 5. tl .... l,lll4'flll .-Iris M-Clulx omcer , , basketball . . football . , 195 pounds of foolishness . . . interested in Luck , , slow to go , , friendly chap, lltl. l-Il Nt tfllltll,lfl'lN . , , tlonna-Ili' 5pl'iug,s. N, tf .... fm'll.ul :neu , . . Min Business Club . nominee foi Beauty Section . , . pleasant smile . , will make a beautiful addition to any ofiice . quiet and reserved . , neat dresser with a winning smile IIICXN. lllfllvlll I,tll . . . lllgll l'ouit, X. tl .,.. lizrwlzwsx .... Null Y W A, council . Nonpareil chaplain . . . active in religious work , efiiclent . capable DENIM. Htllililtl' SXIl'l'll . , . XXvuu-rtillvl N, ti ,,,. l'rf1-llwl Hard worker . . commutes , never seen on campus except for classes . , . nunister's son. 23-N S1 , Q Q CR 4. .X , Q 'W - , -.- - ,- fix 1:-' ' -L i 4---' -, .- 5. , -. 'A 4 f 4: Lf.as, fan- f ,.-am, imc.-st . 'S x :Q 411: ,Z L' 1,5 g ' ' I ' i 4 , 5 . 3 is ,.., H- ,l 6. G 4 ' f,,x U 4 L. K 1- : ,'V L' 5. : Q 6 A N .4.N,,f w ' J I , f 1 t , , I l, f . L3 al-if 5 4- l 4? I A, Q .I ' .A X 1 as u 1 'Ura ,, MQ sw A5- I I .1 .2 I 1. 2 ge Gs ., Z3 br' l J 17.55 at -' - ' X 7 T ft Y., ' -:f , '--I f A J K T' I 1A.fagA1Ii-.I . I I .,:-2:-.A-...ay ' ' t w. it 1 ' A . ..M r as IA: . P' ' f'. 3 - .QI . It . it Fi'fSf T010- 12115 fo fighff EDWARDS, FLO ELLA . , . Cowpens. 5. C .... Pre-Nursing DEYINNEY. JORETTA . . . Marion. N. C. . . , Liberal .-lm . . . . . . Clio A7011 Mission Council Secretary . . . active in B. T. U .... no harder Nonpareu president I I I WI AI AI Council I I I personality plus gvorker to be found . . .Iconsiderstothers . . . mgdest .Imischievous . . . friendly . . . ambitious . . . worked for Papa De . . . redhead 'own eyes ' ' ' no 0r'0'-15 mg mares ' ' ' epen ab 9' I I I I I ELLIS. MONA MARIE . . . Kingsport. Tenn. . . . Home Economics DILLARD. JO ANN . . . Pickens. S. C .... Liberal Arm . . . Non A A A Nm, A I- R- Vice-Pfesidem 4 - - J0diE A V - 513691311 Ph0il' - V A active Lively and loud . . . Superlatives' wittiest . . . couldn't imagine in girls intramural sports . . . friendly personality . . . a smile Huffman without her A A A nuke fiend A A A wmewy brunette A A A f01' everyone. dancing eyes . . . little girl growing up. DOOLEX. w1LL1.xM DOUCLAS . . . Roanoke. Va .... Liberal EPLEY CHARFE WHITMWE A l'f'? 'f N L 'f i fm' Ahh EH Basketball sling-shot . . . ping-pong artist . . . tall . . . thin . . . ' K ' ' ' solemn expression . . . confident air. Dormitory chaplain . . . plans to be a missionary . . . fondness for math . . . night caller at girls dorm-excuse. English assign- EYANSI ETHEL MAE A A A Lomlun Brillge Va IIII Busineu ments. v - . . . Clio H A 5 S'bleusClb... ll... ren d' 't' 't.. DRAPER, GLADXP- MARIE . . . Roanoke Rapids, N. C. . efficigiit .1-. . vgy consirzpwiative . Ee. aciiveslirtislelirgious Sabi . . E1e,,1e,,t,,,y Tw.-hefs A A A QU., budding young poetess . . . creative and original, Individualist . . . faithful in religious activities . . . attractive I . . . winning smile . . . LAUREL beauty section . . . attendant in Third row: May Court' FARQUHARSON, BENNIE BRYAN . . . Washington. N. C. . . . A I I Y I AA I Liberal Arts . . . Clio DL'PREE'AEli5MN EVELXN ' ' ' Angwr' N' L' ' ' ' bbeml AHS Transfer from Salem College . . . active in sports . . . devilish . . . Clio midnight prankster . . . heavy accent. Miss Dupree . . . worked before coming to the hill . . . frank , - . , , to the word A A A keepg M1-A Map and publicity in ww A A A prefers FERRELL, CHRISTINE ADELLE . . . Durham. N. C. . . . Liberal single teachersfgxen constantly hums . . . IexuIIbezgatesIwitI. . . Ay-15 A A A Clip ' l b f . . . l . . . t. ' -' ggrn S5521-QI ran 0 C arm unusua m S eep y Wes Sports fan . . . Debate Club . . . down toIearth . . . cheerful II, likable .IIiI. intereited in art and dramatics , . . dark brown air . . . wi mg wor er. DURHAM. YIDA RUTH . . . Hickory. N. C ..... lliisiif . . . Clio A A A A e A A Society president I I I touring choir I I I quite a Voice I I I Wit POSTER. CLARKE WARREN . . . Asheville. N. C .... Engineering and charm . . . Bongo, Bongo .Bongo, she don't wanta leave the Lone. lanky and qlliei e - - Cigafeile HUVSYUSSI' - - - mechanically Congo . . . whole-hearted laugh . . . all-round gal. minded. I FOWLER. JAMES WADE . . . Tabor City. N. C .... Liberal Arts . Ministerial conference . . . friend to all . . . dependable . . . Second Tow' I father of two . . . cheerful smile for everyone . . . teaches boys' HARP. GWENDOLYN ANNE . . . Prospect um. N. ii. , , , Libfmi Sunday School C1855 ' r - lofty 1112215- AHS ' ' ' Am! EOX. ALLIE OBERIA . . . Swannanoa. N. C .... Liberal Arts Efficient ward leader at Oteen . . . sympathetic . . . friendly . . . Non faithful worker . . . what would Non have done without her . . .' ' ' . , . , Chee!-fu1 A A A trustworthy A A A and quite 0,-igina1I quigicevxgey. . . quiet . . . hard working Non . . . friendly m her EDWARDS. CQRNELIA ANN . . . Charleston. S. C .... Liberal FREEMAN, WILLA DEAN . . . Belmont. N. C .... Liberal Arts Arts . . . Non A A A Clig Checks the girls in at the library . . . often seen with a tall red- Possessor of a quiet beauty . . . member of I, R. C .... talented head . . . CDBFICSTOI1 talk - - . Nelia. . . . sincere . . . congenial . . . energetic . . . Art Club. 1 is G 1 N xf! Nl um 1 1 lfzwl 'H-Hnzlllff IX INN!-l.l.. lui I'II HIIIIIXXI lllllll U'I'IC.' N Xa 1 rrxl IVI x Luz, ml l'n,mlu1 H111 lhmm. Xlxm Xxx I .UNI-x HMI lIl!1llHl1'I, im ,Iuuxmy JIXI 1 lil I Xl lw'rl'x In l fm rc lm 'll ffllwxl l311.l, hllwxlxm, ,IIMIL 'l'umlnw .- 'FF-.23 353 gr! L., , for lr - J is . , Q.. . ,en 1, V , Ai, ' Iv I. ' 3. 2 'C M g ' jg X . - ,r -iz, ,.,,,, 'fi . .ki E? A. First row, left to right: FREEMON. JOSEPH MARK. JR. . . Burlington. N. C. . . . Engineering . . . En Euthalian secretary and censor . . . Joe . . . has appointment to West Point . . . good personality . . . common sense . . . active in football. FRINK, RAMONA LUCILLE . . . Sliallotte. N. C. . . . Pre-.llerl . . . Non Sunday School officer . . . dignified . . . poised . . . expressive' eyes . . . favors organic lab . . . constantly singing All Day on the Prairie. FRITTER. NORMAN NELSON . . . Falnmuth. Va. . . . Liberal Arts German Club . . . musically inclined . . . chubby . . . coal black hair . . . characteristic voice . . . always seen with Bernard . . . aspires to be a linguist. FULGHUM, JAMES ELJJAH. JR. . . . Louishurg. N. C. . . . Liberal Arts Everybody's friend . . . Kisser . . . good looking . . . potential lawyer . . . will go to Wake Forest . . . nonchalant . . . happy-go- lucky. GARDNER, WlLl.lAlN'l JOSEPH . . . Sanford. N. C .... Liberal Arts . . . Eu Ministerial Conference . . . Debate Club . . . early to bed. late to rise . . . assists Mr. Marr with the mail . . . shy . . . wastes no words. GARNER. FRED HUBERT . . . Rutherfurflton. N. C .... Pre- xlgrirultilra . . . Plii Society C-I President . . . digs into his work . . . king of the mountain lions' . . . big smile for everyone . . . senior superlative . . . beautiful blonde wife . . . tall. dark. and oh, so handsome. Second row: GARRETT. DAVID TAYLOR . . . Raleigh. N. C .... Business . . . Phi Business Club President . . . determined . . . self-confident . . . eye for all the girls . , . cute as a bug's ear . . . a part of all he's met . . . willing worker . . . accounting whiz. GATHINGS. ELEANOR REBA . . . Ressenwr City. N. C. . . . .llusir . . . Clio Quiet . . . dependable . . . co-operative . . . active in religious work . . . loves to sing . . . Orpheon Club . . . Clio Pianist. CEE. ROWENA ARTESSA .... A slieville. N. C .... Liberal Arts . . . Clia Debate Club Otficer . . . reliable . . . intelligent . . . dramatic ability as revealed in Cheaper by the Dozen . . . took a year off from studies . . . plans to teach children. GERALD. BQXRHXRA HAZEL . . . Varnville-. S. C .... Liberal Arts . . . Cliu Strange fascination for Newberry and Dwight . . . catches up on her sleep during classes . . . turns a deaf ear toward the alarm . . . congenial . . . friendly. GIBSON, JAMES VANCE . . . Durham. N. C .... Pre-Law . . Plzi Society President and Vice-President . . . M-Club member . . . tumbling and track teams . . . Hoot . . . likes the beautiful things of life . . . plays a hot piano. GILL. LAWRENCE WILLIE . . . Newport News. Va .... Liberal Arts Ministerial Conference Vice-President and Secretary . . . genial personality . . , warm smile . . . one of the married men . . . wistful look. Third row: GRAGG. ALAN WAYNE . . . Brunswick, Ga .... Liberal Arts . . . Plii Our B. S. U. President . . . an example to all . . . certain interests in Carson-Newman . . . friendly . . . always helpful . . . worked like a Trojan for our station wagon . . . campus leader . . . wonderful speaker. GRAHAM. MELRA CAROLYN . . . Turbeville, S. C. . . . Business . . . Nun Carefree . . . easy to get along with . . . transferred to University of South Carolina . . . a sports lover . . . dislikes studying . . . friendly . . . likes movies . . . sweet smile. GRANCER, RACHEL LOUISE . . . Hickory. N. C .... Liberal .4713 . . . Clin Society secretary . . . petite . . . bubbling over with life . . . always good for an impromptu . . . dependable . . . bundle of energy . . . B. S. U. Council . . . small order of cuteness. GRAY. JUNIUS EDWARD . , . Cherry Point, N. C .... Liberal .-lrls . . . Eu Ministerial Conference . . Euthalian chorister . . . Sunday School Superintendent . . . Touring choir . . . intramural sporter . . . level headed . . . understanding . . . sincere . . . always ready to work for a good cause . . . nice looking. GRAY. PEGGY JEAN . . . Thomasville. N. C .... Business . . . Non Toots in Boroughs' band . . . likes accounting . . . tall. attractive brunette . . . crazy in a merry way . . . pleasant company to be with . . . Hi Hon . . . Society wheel. GREEN. MARY ELLYVOOD . . . Morrisville. N. C .... Elementary Teacliers . . . Clio Religious activities claim much of her interests . . . dependable . . . sincere . . . hard working . . . conscientious . . . nice to be around . . . French club . , . Y. W. A. Council. First row, lc!! lo right' 1-lil'1liNl'i. ,IXXIKN till Nt. . . Min-itll'-. X. 1', . . . l,flu-ml Iris . . , l'l11 Society Secretary . . . vicceprcsident of B S U . Ministerial Conference . I R. C .... tall, lanky considerate and gay , . , liked hy his fellow students , . , original . . humorous . . varsity debater . . . Frances claims him , preacher 1,ltl'1l iXXX1tllll. lilfllwlvl Allflb . . . lliilivyt-. X, 11, , . , f,'f1'1l1:'Hl1llt 1':'1nf14'rr , . . ffm Active in girls' sports . M-Blem cluhber . B J . dry humor . . witty . . magnetic personality . always ready for a prank. tQRIl-TIN. llli'l l't .XXX . . . Nlnrslnill--. N, 12 ..,. I.1Iwrul girly ,..flm Always wears a Sunny smile . . plans to be a social worker . . quiet . . . dependable and helpful . , . pretty eyes 1Lll1l5S. ll l-INDI-Il.l, 1LlEOll1Ll-I . , . 1IumI.t-rlan-I, XIII .... l,1lwml -iris Prospective preacher . . faithful in his duties to the church . . touring choir member . . Society doesn't claim has interests , B. T. U. president. flltlllli Illf'l'Tt JIXE . . , Fotiiiluiii fiily. 'IU-nn. . llnmt- Ernliolnns . . . ffm Flaming red hair . . fun comes first . , . inspired by music . . . writes letters as a hobby . . . morning glory , , easy to get along with . . . cheerer-up-er HlI.l,. JQXNET Hll.llX . . . Flag Point. T1-nn .... 1.1111-nil .ffrlx Commuter . . . always seen with Janet :Ponder that is: and Nona . . . Town Club , wants to be a teacher . . . quiet and studious Second 'row' HALL. Wll.l.l.lNi l H.tNKl.lX , . . Fon--I 12115. N. fl .... 1.1111-ml :iris M-Club member . . participates in all sports . , . acrobatic , . bat eyes . . . favorite pastime of hunting and fishing, H.lRBl1lN. 5'i'.l'l'li,l ZUE , , . iles-1-ni.-r tlity. X. 12 .... 1.1114-ml .-his . . . Clin Mission Council . . small but forceful . . . serious minded with knack for fun . , . well known in Edna Moore . , . aspires to foreign mission work HXHPER. I-ILIZ lllE'l'l'i ANNE , . . Huck Hill. S, 12 ,... lalmrul Arls . . . Lim Burned midnight oil with Joyce in the LAUREL oFHce . . . loyal to South Carolina . . big girl with bigger heart . . . wants to be a teacher . laughs and laughs and laughs . . . avid letter writer . . . private roomer . , . stick-to-it-tiveness. en 4-' - ' ' ff ca ff YK 3 --' N . N 445' W I .xi I f . 1 1'-8 74 sa,-F 'i5aaA ' kg' - 1 as 1 1- 'CF' 4 pv- Qa pe. fb, Q 23 lllliltlh. lilxlll ll',l1.ll , . . Ilvni-un. N 1 . , . ,1fr:lul,flly .. , ffm Dormitory hull monitor smart always risks .in intelligent question pretty blonde hzur thinks shell do st-vial work . has personal interest in the Navy lllll'I'Nl1hx IllfXlll Illlll lltll , , . Flitll'-XIII . X1 .... Iihwml i ills . . , lln International Relations Cluh president . prefers the brim-nettes likes to sleep in the ntlernoon always sliinimg shoes constant home-goer lltli'l'SliI.l., IlIi'l I'l .IICXX . . . 'I'lmm.tstiIlt, N, 1 ,,.. lintmfwt . . . ffm Business Honor Club . dirt literary work tor the Lxuaii. promising fixture secretary dormitory hall monitor partici- pates in religious activities . sincere reserved but friendly manner . . , sister ot' Doug black hair and lrecklus giggles Third rou' HXXXRINN. Xuxt Illl-QNI-1. . , lim- Hill, X, 1. . , , l.ilfwm!ptr11 Whizzes by in a black Studebaker . trios with Janet and .lunct . , . Town Club . . good basketball player llllNliN. I-'HXNHICS Nlllllli . . . t-li.-iillw. N. 1 ,,.. linmwyy . , . ffm President of the Volunteers . Business Honor Club veep . participates wholeheartedly in religious activities . Jim's girl . . . capability abounds . . . friend to fellow students . . . sincere and genuine, lille, l'tTRI1lIl . . , l'wi'1inklili. N. if. . , . Hnnu' lfturinrrmx . . . lun Spanish Club . . has her eye focused on Oklahoma Baptist University . . future Home Demonstration agent, llli.tl NliH. llullllt 1bl,IYEll . , . ll.-Im'-nt. N. 12. . . . l'rr'Allml , , . P111 Devotedly edited the LAUREL and still made the Deans List . . . aspiring to medical missions . Sunday School scratchtarian . , . intramural sportster and tumbler likes music any style . . one of Weaver's tenors . . . a V. E W enthusiast . engaged to Joyce - .not Taylor. HIQXHX. Ttllllll XI.'l'1tX . . . Nix, ll:-ily. X. 11 ..., Ialwrul .-iris ...En Sunday School otiicer . . quiet and resourceful . . , saves his energy for certain reasons . . . loyal in every respect . Spanish enthusiast . . will do personnel work, l-llillllI1.IK. Kltlit ltlflx . . . lmxlii-gloii. N. 11 ..., Hllslrieys . , . f.lm Small in quantity but so much in quality , . Sleepy . . one of the whooping ninefcheerleaders . well liked by her fellow students . . seen with a sailor . . . always willing to help . . future business teacher iw , .vo lv'- 4 y si L' al 3 3 fb 5' 'Q -. '-.xv ' ' ' vxizf' 'Z lf f Q: 'f 'rl 3 T 4 Q.. Q Y 1 1. NY ,-- . Q R , 1L0 .V qw- df-Xlgt 'eff-f 6 .Q fi' at l ' . an ct, H , , n ? a.. Air it 5 gy . no-' il., ' s f - ' In Q 1 -'tt' f S 95 5 . H- J ia 1 1 ' ' .. I ' X N. First VOID. Ie!! tv Tffllll' HOLT. EDWARIJ GLEN . . . Smitlilirltl. N. tl .... Liberal .-iris HEtLtQIlf. DEWEX tl.I'l-IOXSU. JR .... Wrlllelftll-52llt'lll, N. tl. . . . Ezzgimfvririg . . . Ea Science club . favorite sport is basketball-plays some . . could never have too much leisure time . , . liked by all. HEIZER. JANIE5 l.El'f . . , l.oui-xillr. K5 ,,.. Liberal firm , . l'l1i Scriblerus Club president . . . ministerial conference . . . Touring Choir tenor . . Y. T. C .... wears the marshal regalia . . . seen driving the station wagon . . . unpredictable . . . works hard to get out of work . . well-mannered. HENRX. ANNIE lfll . . . liarnrsiille. lla ..... Nursing . . . f.lio Transfer from the University of Georgia . . . used to teach school . . . has initiative . . individualist . . . quiet . . . interested in religious activities . . . likes solitude. HERRIN. BARBARA ANN . . . Stat:-siillv. N. tl .... Busiriesx . . . Clio Easy going-always going . set the example herself . . . Miss Hart's right hand . . Sunday School, B. T. U. ohicer . . . President of W.A.A .... drawl reveals Southern Belle . . . limitless interests . . . bestest of the best. HESTER. ,IOAX MARIE . . , Wvmlvll. X. C .... Liberal .iris . . . Clio Seeking for a higher way always . . dependable . . courageous . . . algebra brain . . . nice to have for a friend . . will be a teacher. HIl1l,lfX5. LARKIUN DOI t.I.X5 . . . Xlvaxeriillri. X. l.. . . Pre- llefl Tall with dark curly hair . . . rugged handsomeness . . commuter . . . future apothecary. Second row' HILL, lll RYYOOII XY K9l'lIXtl'I'l'JN . . . Rmiuolw. Yu .... lallernl .-lrls . . . Ea Ministerial Conference . . dramatic club . . . life of the dorm . . . humorous sayings a specialty . . . wrecked his tlivver . . writing girl friend consumed his pastime. HIXSUX. PKTSH t1XRt'ILIXlf . . . l.am'astr-r. 5. if, . . . Lilieml .-iris . . . !.liu Lovely black hair . . . always seen everywhere with Rod . . appears quiet and reserved. but yet friendly . . . South Carolina accent . . . always soft spoken. HULLANIJ. DKK Itll-IT XIX ERS , . . lnion tlmw. X. C. . . . .-ir! . . . Phi Known by many, loved by all . . . collector of all beautiful things . , . loyal to hall of blue and white , . . Secretary-Treasurer of Art Club f . . always willing to work. . . . Phi Loyal to Hilltop Staff . . Science Club . . . Debater . . . Cheaper By the Dozen . . . Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . . . future minister , . . goes with Edith . . . broad shoulders. HORXE. ,ll l.IA ANNE . . . Stalesiillv. N. C .... Liberal .-lrls . . . i,liu Clio Censor . . . likes history . . . sweet . , . Miss Underwood's pride and -Joy . , . conscientious . . . original ideas . . . understanding . . . intelligent . . . good sense of humor . . . nice to know, IrI0ll.lf. EYELXX El.lZAllETl'I . . . lmnnir. N. C .... Pre-Nursing . . . Llio What would she do without Joan and Mary? , . . Henny . . . a Fiend at. sunbathing . . . loud , , . goot at diving . . . spends summers at Mars Hill. Third row: Hl CK5. JOSEPH BETHEA . . . Comxay. 5. C .... Liberal Arls Peep . . . International Relations Club . . . Touring Choir . . . verylstudious . . . loves to sing . . observant of people . . . sincere in his work . . . loves Spanish . . . enjoys reading. HLIJSOX. WILLIAKI El GENE . . . Black Mountain. C. . . llusir . . . Ea Bach . . Orpheon Club . . . What key do you want it in? . , plays any and all kinds of music . . . member of Touring Choir . . . helpful and friendly. HPDSPETH. MARGARET VICTORIA . . . Wiiiston-Saleni. N. C. . . . Liberal wlrlx ..., lan Non's Reception President . . . brains and beauty combined with leadership . . . smiles all the time . . , Beauty Section nominee . . . always seen with Joretta. HI FFNIAN. BETTY JANE . , . Salisbury. N. C .... Liberal Arts Very artistic . . . Member of Art Club . . . transfer student from Catawba College . . . our teacher of Spanish . . , fun-loving . . . cute as a bug's ear . . . can't wink. Hl CHEF. JOHN HENRX .... Alexandria. Aja ..., Liberal Aris Football . . . specializes in jazz . . . member of M-Club . . . Wake Forest bound after first semester . . . solemn expression , . . un- expected outbursts of mirth. I-ILLSEY. BONNIE l.OlA . . . Ocala. Fla .... Pre-.llerl Intellectual . . . always a sunny smile . . . Spanish brain , . , interested in U. N. C .,.. studious . . . seems to enjoy just living immensely. :L ' . . if. - I -S: E3-I First row. let! to rzght IHNHN. 4.IllQNl'I'fll l.l.I-'NN . Nnulll mul, N 1 . . lglwmfwllzlt V l lll Xllllfll. slllllh l.IiNl.ll' . . . l-lv:-null: 'X lf . , llnxn . lwmfzrrx I'l11 Quiet and resurverl zndmlrcr ul all smarts xxlllnng tu ht-In Orpheon Club aspiring wont-wrt pianist who likes scnnvunc ilml 'YQ xl1f'llit'Clxl?y :inymio stuclunls -.t-It-t-nlmsglnus nkee with the same ambitions dislikes all harhers' . boisterous U MW ' C 'mu MU gamn dr Fm 0 mxrs nun xxx l.lt s 1 Il ff 1,1 If K 4, . . 'A' Y , Ill' rl N Ill HX Xliili, lxXlllliXX XXX , . ll.in'In4m.l. X. 1 .... N 1-frwlllfnlf Ktwpg hm- mvlld, Hmhq-,,w A' Hn. hut, Cel MHA Q-tml., .Nflrruv . . . Xun Attendant C-11's must popular sweet kind wx,-s , , .. . H . 'Snake' striking pussesfus. .i snnl.ng Lum' .lnrl .1 pludslnu Homecoming Duet-n in Non Reteptlon rushed hack A ,I I V . A from Peace to the Hill llkos Davidson is in this yeurlt mdmur Hmmm sedum May Court , , , always just plain Kathy , , 1 U IHKUXN. ,l XXll'.N llHllXl'.X . , 4.1.1,-nnlllm N 1. lzuzfm-1-rm: INKQR XXI. Xl lvl Nl X .. lngaills. N. 4... . lfnvnmy , , lim im ,ilu Very quiet . . serene diligent ln all her alms lrxendly . I . . , 4- , Y . , . ,, and helpful , . softspoken . . mt-nlher ol Business Club lt .L ??,r,O, allspurlfv quill. ,, 'ml' Pldltl K ld by Um' N . V V tu he good looking rasuxerl tall hard and conscientious worker Beauty Section nomlnee .I XQQKFUX. IX NN 5'l'UKl'5. ,Ili ,,.. lhrlwxls. N. 1. .,,. l'r:-llwnlul Tlllffl VOM' Always a friendly smile and greeting lor everymie plans .u ljl s'I'l4flQ. l'Xl I, , A XXt,tl,.'st1ll.. X, l A V 1 l,l,,-,,,l iffy j'f,, be the man behznd the drill not too aggressive stud.uus Chalrglan Ut Vvgpcm hard uurku. plwibum ponuymhw - . 1 t Y v A B U campus representative sincere nnnesterlal student JXXIXNGN' Mlrhlxlll XXX'-' ' ' ' I l' N' 1' ' ' HHH l. ' Superintendent ol Sunday School duinng the summer rnflnlf x . . . l,lm Pretty blond hair constant comniunmation with Henry lxl',X'l'llX. XI Xlill.X X XIXIill-1 . . . Xlmg.n1Iun. X, 4 . l.lwml 21 promising prospect lor some Hume EL-onmnlcs department ,Hx ffm , easy to get along with . Becky likes to go home Cl k ' ' ' ll H i I d 1 Q s, ri ing persona y we -groomet 11 ways omg cra7y ,l-XNl'l'.R. XX llll.I XXl r,llXX Xlill , . . Xlllnu--u-. Xgl ..,.. N flrlnr things partial to sports actlve partimpwnt in religious activi- Mlghly mile t history Scholar mwrested In wurnahsm ties lamous last words- simmer down Bettys roommate married tu a nurse Chestnut hur haircut snazzy bow le . . , , , , great lover 01 gutdogr 1115- I lxl'.l'.l,5. IUSI-.l'll. ,lli. . . lullltnlnu. N. l ..., l,1lu'ml lrll Participant in intramural basketball guitar player ot Junior- Second ron. Senior . good-looking always seen with a crowd of nuys 1 , V N dos-sn't talk much. ll'.NNINI.S. XX ll.l,l XXI IZRX XXI ,.. ll:-rk lltIl.N1I .... l.1lwml :Iris . . . l'f11 Klilll.. Xl XX. Ili. , . Nwlru-XXuulwy, XX .tslnnglmn , . A Lllmluf -lrlx Spirztually minded Smiley memher ol Ministerial Con- EFhc1ent president ol' Ministerial Conte-rent-e , one ol the nar- ference . always greets you with a big hello dorm prexy Tied students very reserved thuughtlul ol everyone S. . ?oroughs' right hand . an ull round sport . Seniur studious comes lrom the tar West always willing to lend uper atlve. a helping hand UHNNUN. RHX EXX XR'l'. H .,.. A -X - 1' ,, , . , .l Y .l lltnnlnl mnlllf, X, . . lxII4l,xlHHIkA H XKN llnxxq lux A xqlmllllz X, 4- V - Y hifi f,r1,e11u'vr1ng ,. N U ' lnvrflnrx lvrnllvrs . , llm Junebug Chiet Marshal very studlous well lnlormed I , -i 1 . , , V Q ,, Q ., . . fond lover of mechanics , possesses a large stamp collection Mellmlel ul blrlb em? QM' I Budlkllllg 965 - If-hh Q A likes to Study Smences and mathematics Senor Super- rooms with Rath , Ashexllle gal' takes part in girls ntramural lalwe pregdem 01 Spllmhn Dormltory sports . M- lem Club cunstantly seen with the Bridges Iw.ns JONES, XK4.HIl'l X'Xl,l-LIU . . . Xltwksull-f. X11 .... I.i1wml lrly lxIXlI1liHl,X, l.I-I1lHl.lQ lilll 4.llXN . . . lllull. X, 1 .... l'nA-llw.l -f- ,jill . . . l'fn Member of Ministerial Conte-renee . fait-hlul assistant Training Wise and wary . Sue doe-sn't thmk hc's such L1 hlul f guy Union director. .camera fiend , Juhaslfuture has makings works faithlully and engoys Science . holds thoughts in of a tuwture artist . , .vtamous last wordsff 'Beware I may yet do reserve specializes in tumbling out of bed . leads his dorm Svmethmg SGHSSUOHHI in helptul devotions . . Science Club Q , , - t Q 46 .7 f as A , , X 5 5- ws , . , L 5' .5 Ai .4 g . , . K R.. g. x I 1 ' 4, ff! - 2 6 6' gif' J ' 2- 5' -sa Q x- 'cw 5 'Y-5 ,Ms Q x ,' . in ' .X 'fs' 'Ev F? .es- Y' Q Q .1 b -3 ls- ., fs- ' , E P V. X. C7 + C- . Iii - - vrv 46, vip '57 'Ke' 8 -- ' 5 .A s , ' - as ,, 'r 4 .-. -1 z, gizzgsa-.H x .-,, ,W , -1 'Q'- 'M' - i. 1. ease First 'row left to right KINSELBURLV JAMES LXRLISS Liberal Vice President of Ministerial Conference has a boss at Home pastor of own church sports lover part cipant in ntra mural sports friendly willing to help at all times good looking lxNlt,HTEN JXMES KORDOIN nu 1 FL Dental Cute L ttle Man M Clubber football and basketball seem to be his favorite sports minds own business plays guitar short alwavs seen with Rubv active in intra mural sports RRATT HENRl JACOB L ailultr N ElIblIl6EflIlb Red abhors English Glee Club member adores women likes to mingle with people tall and lankv orange red hair never goes to bed always roaming about the dorm LANDER5 MILDRED Ll EW ELLl N W mslon 'Salem A C Liberal 'iris Cm Pete comes to us bv way of Salem College sometimes known as Lou Happv of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Cheaper By The Dozen full of life constantlv talking and singing seen with Clinnie light on the feet I XNFORD f'llARLE v LEBE East Point t a Pre llerl Often called Man of Wonder always laughing loves to tease people constantly seen with Rod date Hxer unruly hair short one of Mother Sparks sons LANIER PECL-X RUTH Spartanliurff N C buenze 10 Sleepwalker lover of horses and eats pursuer of the nursing profession member of the M Blem Club future student of Duke University short one of the dwarfs Second row LE-'xRl BllLl QR Xl Edenton N C Ire Law ll Censor and Vice President of Philomathia blue is my color ' 4' --zadgf .I p 85' ae- r asset ' ' ff... -5 'Ne ,r 3:32, 1' . 44-1 A. :Af 6 i .4 LHNWILLE MARX Rl TH Wm-lon Salem N L Liberal rls C I0 Friendlv lox es to laug well groomed active in Journalistic work talented in art participates in various grlg sports Edna Moore prexv member of German Honor u LLOlD ll UID XNDRFWN thapel Hill IN L re au' I Member of M Club quiet member of the track team holds a dormitory oPFice ta plans to attend Carolina detests mathematics dogmatic interested in history and current events LOFTIN l'R-XNCES IOUISE Greenville S C Liberal rls f 111 Active in Volunteers for Christ and YWA sincere true friend has an ear for music mathematical brain alwavs willing to help Thzrd 'row LOOPER MARTHA lOl Eas ex Q C berre1ur1alSf1enCe 1 on Pleasing personality member of the M Blem Club active in girls intramural sports Keeps the tvp ng lab in tow participates in newspaper work Forensic Vice President of Non parell vxilnng to hclp anyone LOVHN M-XRl LEE Rohhinsulle IX C Llberal Arts C Scrib Club, member always friendly cheerful attitude likes art loves to talk genuine consideration for others future schoolmarm nut First class' LUFFMAN JE KN RACHEL Slate Road N C Wluslc I0 Member of Orpheon Club song bird Sunday School class Vice President lives with Joan henpecks John quiet and subdued very musical member of Art Club plavs the violin for the String Ensemble LUNNFORD SAR KH JEAN andre-ws S C Liberal Arts zo Maw Maw always willing to work earnest German Club likes the earlv morning shift determined cheerful I x f wt? ,' ind .V h- , :tbfqzll I, f'IQraS?l1?E5r T 1 A hi . V I F' -- .f-- ' -E' ' Z.. ' . A A - tx , N W :K E 1 tl 'Eg 4 I - fp E f ', v . ff' at 'N I ., 5- V 3 f 3: .... 'Xslwville-, N. cz .... ' ,4 .- . 'r C' ' ' ' 'R D ' ' ' ' ' ' Arm . ' 11,--A - '. ' i l.,.Asl'All'.N.C .... 1'-- -'-E' - . H X ' A A A .' fff A ' ' Acj'v,- All., . r ... ' ..,. ' . ,..5'1.f- ...C .... ff 'U 'H ,Ma -Incl, ..,. e D. ,,., H-Cl. t H H I H . 3 I, I , . .... 1- ...Pl' A A blonds are my women . . . By Jove, you re right . . . please see me immediately after the meeting . . . usually seen with Clinnie , , . broad shoulders. LEE. LEON . . . Cminglon. Va. . . . Lllrvrul .-Iris Ministerial Conference member . . . one of the married students . . . former boxer . . . frequentabsentee from classes . . . short . . . seems to be rather serious minded. LeGRAND, JOHN P.. JR .... lVlocksvillf-. N, C .... Cummerre ...Phi Vice-President of a training union , . . grand ole Jack , . , handsome . . . he finds that there is something worth living for . . . always looks sleepy . . . curly black hair. , , . always lending a helping hand . . . liked by everyone . . . studious. LYNDON. CHARLES HENRY . . . Thomasville. N. C. . Engineering Quiet . , . very studious . . , member of the Tennis team . . . easy to get along with . . . likeable . . . willing to help at all times . . , favorite pastime is playing tennis. MCALLISTER. DOROTHY CAROL . . . Biscoe, N. C .... Liberal Arts . . . Clin Member of Scriblerus Club . . . active participant in girls sports . . . basketball expert . . . sweet and thoughtful . . . fx-lend to all . . . one of the College Marshals . . . eticient Sunday School President . . flashes dorm lights. X X. ' ffm! l,fmk1'ng ull TIIIHIKS. Ill Iarim' 1Lxnxl':u ki '- it .. 1 , l--- 1, .-. 'Vis' 'Q Q Q. . 3.264 . 'f ,f an Um! 01'1'g1Ar1f1l Ihix XIMXI5. Jm Www nr 1'0- 4 5 .qv I J . A '-' an 1 A 6' N-fi Q 'C E V 6: V sd 6 xg' A First row left to 'rzrlht Witt llxlX PHX Lllb fORlNl' Hlllldlttlll N Nur: lurml 511111111 I 11 Anniversary pres dent genial personalitv plans for ecre tarial work prettv to look at likeable interesting high spirited reception planner smart clothes fan een with Barbara sott wistful eves reserxed Beautx Section nominee Nltl ll ll-Il HENRX ROI ERP 1-m1 H N 1e -igrzrulture transfer from Clemson College member of M Club Aloma Hes not afraid of vtnrk he can lie down beside t Mtbllsl, -XNNEL RXX Wootlriifl 'H l BIISIHLSS 4flI'IllIlI.S lrutzun ll Member of the Touring Cho r and Glee Club Keuger Fog horn loves to sing next to sleeping listening to opera is favorite pastime Nltt Oll EN LFE FDXY thll JR Nlitluax Park N f Nfllllflj ll Prettt blonde hair full of life a wonderful person to have for a friend original good with a brush handy man to hate around if anxthing is to be done panicipant in Ann xersarv likes out of doors Nl1NlY HN HILNTER JO VX 1n xuntam lzlurfll 'iris t m Likes to participate in tennis matches constantly seen vuth Hennv alwavs talking to Bernard in Music Appreciation friendly active participant in girls intramurals NIKIDISON NMLX XXNE ll Hnmt E 1 llflllllf X 011 Member of the French Club a very efiicient Sundav School President good sense of humor genuinely friendly hard worker . . , considerate . . . has the ability to reproduce pic tures of beauty Second row: NIXH XFFEY. XLIKIE UERNHIE . . . l.1-11oir. N. tj .... Bll.Yl'llt'.iY , . . ,Mm General Secretary of B.T.U .... sleepless . . good-looks . . , cheery smile and friendly ways . . rooms with Anita . . . doesn't want her love and school work to clash. XI.-XSSEX. JOSEPH CLEYEIAND. ll . . . Slutvsville-. N. C. . . . Liberal .4rt.x . . . P111 Ace , . . member of Ministerial Conference , . . interested in reading, music. and mechanics as hobbies . . . Jack of all Trades . . . supplyman of Spilman Dorm , . . calm and patient. fa' No 'WJ NIXNTFRN uwr mimi rls f In Internat onal Relations Club secretarv League has a passion for Chicago ice cream ping pong Hend ta enjoys good argument 1 N IN Lzberal active in the Methodist likes dill pickles with makes As on Spanish NIEXDOWN lxFNNFTl-I Hl NJTER N1 rmt. Lrftk N I lberuf 'iris Treats live wire always singing Down Yonder con stantlv seen with Richard seems to enJoy life in ex ery respect Historv brain MEADOW H ROBERI' 'NINRION Wlarsltall N C Pre Law Member of Methodist League act ve in sports shotgun likes to plav Jokes on friends enjovs talking M Club member treats life as a big Joke never angry NIETL ALF JOHN XLDEN Hurnsxllle N F Lzbcrlzf Arts Drives in quiet dependable alwavs smiling studious never bothers anvone goes about his business Conscientiouslv Third row NIILI ER HAROLD H JR parlanbun 'H C Liberal FIX I Tall and lankv evervbodvs S P M Clubber eft handed pitcher always seen with Fred pretty hair detests Spanish 'NIINI UN LNG NEIL HNPHNIHI N f Huiznfss C10 Always smil ng llkeable girl minds her own business dresses neatlv friendly and gracious but quiet sincere in evervthing she does NIIXON NIXRX LOLISE Plea ant H Serretarml Minnie zo A tall attractive person with a quiet and pleasing personality alvsavs well groomed ambition is to be a church secretary secretary of Business Club quietly efficient T' . x J , 4: 1 E? or J ft V 1, ' 4 ' -.R ' : :iv ' , ff ,Q 'E . Q-FW - Q 1. ' ' Y -X 2. ' S ' - 1 f C . . .. Q it ...1 ixt1.H111t2. 2 C, . .. ' 1 ' '. I' .' .... K ' A-. Lf If ...,. V '- .-1.-... fl' - ' V 'V I . '.'.'.1. H .... 'VII--..C.... L-gm, '. ' i1'...1i:r.- 'll..'.ti ..., P-I '- '- up - .-Ain U. 5 Q e V- '- and go to'sleep ...very athletic...takes part in all sports, 1 in A ' . ' 'i S. ' ' ' ,, 4..v. P1-. .... - w A Q -. A 'Y , ,Shu -.. Copy- . ...,, , . .. . .... X. : 1' Y ' l V 1 1' , ' ' ' , .' - ,...1- . 3 in li ..,. HT.. , HVV, . . ,C I. 1. I A Q '--' Xl. , 1 1 .. .Az . . .- . C V ' 1 ' ' lf ...Mt S ' 1 , .' . , 1 LE' ..., I 111-sxillv. N. C .... 1 ft- R'-U 1 I. . Cf' ..., ' Y - - - - - NIORGAN. MARGARET BROWNINL, . . . South Hill. Va. . . . Science . . . Clio Hilltop Statler . . . has the accent of a Virginia Belle . . . a 'very capable person . . ambitious . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . future plans include William and Mary . . . Science Club. NIORCJXN. MARION VERNON. Charlotte. N. C .... l re4,4grfrulIure Not a very active person . . . abhors organic chemistry . , . loves music of his own choice . . . great possibility of becoming director in music. MORGAN. RICH-XRD LEYI . . . Clyalv. N. C .... Liberal Arts Plans to become a paper and pulp manufacturer , . . specializes in campusology . . .Alikes N. C. State . . . abhors History . . . friendly and easy going. 1, R 3 Cv - tl s pl - 4, ...L - ' ' f K . it . , , p X5 L- ' A nl yay vga! 4: 5 l . 1 fi Qi: '? .... 4 In Nb H ' ' . .'2',! 'i 57324 . tt' 'l First row. left to right' NIUSS. llthlilit UILMER . . lili.irkslmurg. S. ll ..., I.1Iff-ml girly . . . I'lH' Ministerial Student . . very conscientious and dependable . always a friendly word for everyone . . . Negro Missions Chairman . . . quiet. Nll Nlltl. lill,l.l XX .,,. ll:-Iliuni-, 5, tf .,.. Lllwrrll .-lrls Nonchalant . . , South Carolinian. born and bred . . Sunday School officer . . , Intramural basketball . . . studies spasmodically Nll'RR.'tY. HENJ XNIIN Mi-NEII, . . . Hou- Hill. N. ti .... I.iIu-ml .ilrlv Tall. dark. handsome . . . basketball . . . goes really 'tsteady back home . . nonchalant . . is constantly serenaded by his room- mate . . . Ben. N XNNEX. ROBERT STRIISLINQ . . . l-'west tlity. N tl. . . Liberal .-iris He never lets education interfere with his social life . . Bob . . . very quiet, except when he sleeps, then he snores and talks . . . very pleasing personality. NEAL. ITONNLIJ lf-XRI .... Rot-lt Hill. F. ll. , . lnlwrul .-irlt . . . Eu Member of Ministerial Conference . is very temperamental and often unpredictable . . . has beautiful black hair . . lazy air. fNl'Ilfl,Y. Wlfbllil l,XW'l'UN . . . Fpartiiiiliiirg. 5. tl. .... -lrfuunh ing . . . Eu Pleasing personality . . always neat and well-groomed . . . Business Honor Club , . . known by all, loved by all . . Show me the way to go home . . always smiling. Second row V Q Q Q V NEWTON. Ki-1NNE'l'll ftlhNllEl. . , . Miiigg--s lslanil. S. t.. . . Lilwrnl lrl.t Member of Ministerial Conference . beaming. smiling person' ability . southern accent . . . gives you service with a smile in Wells' Market . . . there is a boss at home. NIEIIERNIXX EH. .l XXII-IN .XLLXN .... X-livvillf-, N. tl .... l.ilwml -lrtt Loyal Hilltop Staffer . . . active in intramural sports member of M-Club . . oFFicer of German Club . . . short. dark, and quiet . . . faithful to a girl back home. NTT. VYNE til-QR tl.lllNl'l . . . Natal lla-if. 5. tl. . . . lllmr . . . lon Orpheon Club . . . likes music . is an organ expert . . . quiet and reserved . . . always gives a friendly smile and assistance in library . . a marked Charleston accent , . . song-bird , . . mem- ber of Y. W. A. Council. -'53-' , Q 44- -... 'F F .S Q S . 'b 4. .I .Q 4 A 6 A 'iff' 'V' X K fL - . rg- ' , 'W' I Q R IT fl Ee., 6. . HXYIEN. llt'lRtVl'HN NESS . . . Nkixiiv-tilli-. N, tl .... llutmfwt 1ll'Ill1lt'l' Tfllllllllg ..., xllll Quiet. unassuming person with an amiable disposition a good friend to have . . possesses warm expressiv draw your attention. HW... . l',N5. lilillt l-ltlhlr ,... Xxlulf-tlll-g N. T:'rnl11'rx . . . I,lm Sneezy of Clio Reception petite and plans include teaching young t'brats . . is Mary Dean. tlitl-INS, RtlltER'l' l l.li'tllML , . , Nlttullmi. . . . l'liI B.S.U. Council Officer . . . considerate . . . Volunteers for Christ . . . Y'I'.C Glee . . . band . . . SS. 0FEcer . . very polite . . understanding . . a Rash man. Third row' e brown eyes which 4, .... f,ll4'rHrl1lrlfi pleasing future otten confused with lla. . . . Iimlrriwni' Spanish Club Oticer Club . easy going B T.U. Ofhcer . . 'N ' ' S t' ll, l'.'U,l',. it-ttl-, Hl'.l.l'.N . . . lnman. .. .. . ...ffm , . mn' fzvnrmrnnx Capable Student Council and Stroupe Dormitory President sincere . . . likeable . . . gives her best to what she attempts to do . has great leadership ability . . sophisticated air very pretty . . . Dramatic Reading Winner 1951 l'tlltLl-I'l l'. .ll':Rl'll llll.l .... llaiti-silllv-. N. tf, . . l'lwfl4urlfnll1frv Coach . admirer of sports . . Leary sing me a song . the tiller ofthe soil . . .small . . uell liked . sports. . dlrccts intramural l'tlll-I. l.l-iltttt lltlililbth , . . Nlurristilli-. X, tf . , I.1lti-ml .-lrlx . . . Eu Quiet . . studious dependable sinccrc speech class fiend . loyal to black and gold Pttllff. l'EtLtLX YIQHNIC . . . lfini-tif-till'-. X. t. . . . lfuwi.-tv . . K lm Methodist. League representative on BSU Council as witty as they come . . Has anybody seen a pair friendly to everyone . . a real cheerleader ot' red glasscs . . l'tSt.Htl.l., lil ,l lX llll . . . llllflltllll. N. t.. . . Lllwrflf 'lrlt . . . ffm Cute . full of vim. vigor, and vitality musically talented . . makes scrapbooks cheerleader likes to skate . chorister in Clio . . interested in religious work. PE XHNHN. P tlht ltlflilitlt X ,,.t,i'uii1!l-l'lalls. Xt' ,,,l',,1.1l,,,1 . . . .Min Member of Science Club . . looking into th e future as a labora- tory technician . . seen with Nelia . . . detests history. l I - ' ,R gg M ' if ,I g I I . ' ' . Q .L 5, . ' , -' :J- 3 't L:-' 'SYS' 1- :X if X 'I ll . zz . , t V I :J , 1 ,t ' A f If ' I l , 4550 - Q-I . I .4-1 Y! 177 A5 .-A: vi: I S -L. .,. I ' I ll FifSfy 0'l'i leff iff Tiglhff V POTTS. ERWIN REA . . . Charlotte. N. C .... Liberal Ans . . PEER. MARX WAND.-X . . . Charlotte. N. C. . . . lion Phi Striking in every way - - - has beautiful blue eyes . . . neatly Dashing and dai-ing . . . M-Blem Club . . . tennis . . . football . . . dressed , . . friendly and sweet . . . Beauty Section. good looking, naughty . . . big hearted. PHELPS. l.3iNIE LOIS ..., -lsll. IN, C. . , Home Ezonnmus POW ELL. AR-I-HLR JAMEA U . I Fmstpmof' Fla' U A A Liberal Arts ...Phi : Sunday School officer . . . French Club . . . hard worker . . . President of Ministerial Conference alwa . . - 4 . . . ys has a friendly dependable . . . efficient . . . seen with Ramona . . . quiet gifggn Caqable of inspiring sermons l I A future student of . C , . . Y n n . . . , . . . . . ' . PEINNINLVTON. MON.-x RAE . . . High Point. N. C ..., Elemen- New Y A 'me fmnd member of BSU Connell ffffl' Twfflrf - - - MH I POWELL. MARION WILTON . . . Drexel. N. C .... Liberal Arts Sunday School President . . . Non Censor , . . attractive . . . - . , Eu Faber's steady . . . pretty black hair . . . short in stature . . . quiet , A i A , . V sweet- President of Eu . . , outstanding member of Ministerial Con- firenvig . . . H60 rriiaigite mangt, h. sgeed gemgn org football iiellg . . . ll i ,- -f ' ay mg... ie'srig an' nay ch ...crib ' PENINEl,I.?Jhl?,XlNE :lRTHlR . . , Lrnolr. X. C .... Llbeml Arts Club . I ' Scmtchtarian for CU V ' .U':vo:derful perggnu I Member of Ministerial Conference . . . one og the Scribglers Third row: I beeeghP?5hgf,L,Q1pgemf?eV0fed Intramural football Pale' ' ' ' Um POWER. CHARLES LARRY . . . Greenville. 5. C. . . . Liberal Arts . . . Plli PHILLIPS- BLANCH-'XRD CXREY t - - XYlmlfI'0l'0- S- C- - Pianist and chaplain in Phi . , , Ministerial Conference . . . Prg.l1ed , , , Eu B.S.U. Councilk. .- . Glee Club . . . Touring Choir.. . . boy with Science Club Prexy I I b one of Mother Sparks .lsonsn ' ' A a a smile . . . big Jokester . . . strange and unpredictable. li society wheel . . . B. C .... many friends . . . smile for every- one-two for the girls . . . pumps the accordian . . . learning to type PRICE. PHILLIP KEITH . . . Forest City. N. C .... Liberal Arts f , . . leads a typical college llfe . . . cute. , I I Member of M-Blem Club .V . . active in sports . . . likes hotrods , PIERCE. DIANA . . . Aslieville. N. C .... Pre-Dental , . . Noll ' ' - h?Pe5 to get B good Job in aeronautics . . . play-boy of Spilman git dormitory. , Flirt . . . always seen with Joyce W .... doesn't like haircuts . . . , ggjgtggggt' - R Constantly complaining about wmefhing 4 - A Sfudiws PRUITT, SITE DELL . . . IVIPITIPIIIS. Tenn .... Aff . . . Clio - Artist . . . photographer . . . red hair . . , Georges steady girl Second Tow. friend . . , friendly . , . lives alone. , ,, . , 4 - . - n V i ' ILEMMOQZLI EDITH W'R'05 ' A - Fff 1U l- 5- C' 'A-f Ht RAGAN. FERMAIX WIMBISH. JR .... rlmmasnllf, N. C. . . . An ' ' ' I . . . Eu Oh Clb...h ' 1 th l...f'd1... . . . sweglt, niggositilon . . hils far!-:Ea or? jopxedestal his her e Smillh' ' ' glen? Cf. persoaahty - mteresgeg m Sports ' ' eyes on Oklahoma Baptist University . . . admirer of the organ, SPQCIB y 800 U? ennls ' ' ' as 3 goo Sense 0 umm' ' ' ' p ans El to be a commercial artist. i lj POYITER. .ANET LEE . . . M' s I-I'll. N. C. . , . Ll I .4 tr - . . 5 1 Ulu fl' ' Um' 'S RASH. JOAN ELIZABETH . . . Aslienlle, N. C .... Home Em- R' 'MJ . '...Cll'0 I' Ti d f 't... t ' 'l'thlt4 ...Cl d 'mmm . CII'l3Xe:u?yl .75m1i'2f.3le2X25'n2 Quail-Zvitilngilif . .edii May C3321 vice-President of Home Economics Club , , . gentle dispqsirion 1 attendant . . . Queen in snow white and the Seven Dwarfs in - - i She radiates beauty Of the Soul - . - mspmne C110 Chaplam . - - I Clio Reception Q 4 V 3 smug for everyone. ukelele strummer . . . sweet smile . . . that's my man. q I it POOYEY. ,IERRX POSTEL . , . Caslollla. N. C ..... 4f'c'ountlng RAY. CATHERINE . . . Mars Hill, N. C .... .llllsic . . . Clio Star on the diamond . . . likes the dumb-bells . . . rushes around Petite, sweet, and full of S905 - - V 01'Phe0n Club - - - always glad with a lazy air . . . preens like a peacock . . . characteristic voice to help . Town Club. . . . light on the feet . , . excellent at folk- . . . makes the credits equal debits . . . wavy hair , . . argumentative. rhythms' - - - Seen Wlth Mary. l First row, left to right. Itt'II'I-lll. XIIRI XXI . . . Fix Xlilw, N. I Rl-IIllllXtL. .XI.ltIIC tYXRtlI.XN . . . tlti-tt-uiti. X. II. . . Iluwl' CGWDPIQUI SUUCIUX' 5911001 Pl'f'S1dPI1t I Xin chccrtul disposition , well-dressed 4 ' - - ' tricnd . . creates inspiring devotions Sweet . . optimistie . . , rarely gets angry . reliable , Glev Club . . I. faithful to her SP, Secretary Orpheon Club . . pet peeve Pokey reading her mail . litlX XI.. IfI.ICXXHIl tIX'I'I IICIQIXIQ . Holm' fzinrmlnns . . . ffm IlI'1I'15I'l, IiIIIiI'lH'I' I'I.X'I'H . . . XI:us IIiII. X. tl ,.,. lfll,:lru'f'rH1: At sports lies on top . , . most athletic . . . always wi-Hrs a boyish grin . . . star in football, basketball, and travk . lX'I-Club , . . Always writing letters . . almost has : a friend in tune ol' nt-ed , . . cut-up lonely hearts club ol' her own . . f.llf1'n1f .Illx . . . .Xml . always friendly . . . poised . a trustworthy . very Sweet. 5:iIvtiil+uru. N. tl. . crew-cut . . . joyous . . good sport . . . has a l1kv...c et. ,, , , , m A 'U' ltl Iflp xx ui tit I.Iatt, illt t... il.,t.t...Q.-. s. ti . . 1,,1,.ff,,1 .mt ltlCliX lib, IiIIlI.X ,IUIIX . . . XX alnut. X. l. ,... l'li'-Iliwl . . . lfu - - - IW uiet rcserxcd but tull of exerx pound ol' him-.clf devoted BTU Omfm' r'5'5f'rX 'd and Gum' In mimy l'05l7'fl'Y5- bl-lIj'l'i'X in a lew . . . studies with good intentions . . makes a good othcer Q.'1 Vp' K sports fan . . cold weather liend . lover ot' organic chemistry . seen with Bobby ' ' deP'3nd3I5I9 liIt1llXRllStlX, IILXXKIIIIQ lftllr . . . 1ti.iilti.t.1.. tai .... l1,.m.1 mm mu, lifnrummx . . . Xml i V ' 4 y V I X M H 1 Scriblerus Club t g Sweet Y hard working Non g Q Q pleasing Ixl I,I'.IXI XX. 5IIIIxIlI',X IsI',IiI',t.4.X . Iuliiptl. I'I1i .... Lllnirrzf personality . . . quiet . . . Home Economics Club .-Irlx . . . l.lm Temperance Award 1951 good natured , . . talkative . . a Rllllllll-I. l-'XIII-IR XX Il,I.l XXI . . . Ihitltilii. S. 42 .... liilf-,ml Arty true lrlvnd . e 51915071 Ol' THHXDH UmV01'S1ly b0UY1fi - t . Stl1di0uS, His face lights when he's with Mona M-Club , . . a sweet , , , , , , l , V smile . . . quiet . , , vice-president of Training Union. 5XIXIlI',Ii5, XX Il,l.I XXI XXHUII . , . I'trllI' Unk-. IX. 1. .... f,lrglru't'rlI1,u , H V Quiet . , studious . dignined . , well liked . . . Sunday RILEX. XX II.l.I.XXl RlXI,l'lI . . , I,mi4-II. N. 4, .... l,llu'n1f plrli School President . , , likes a good tune. . . . 11,11 President ot' Dramateers . v , Chicken , . full of vitality , . . 5XNI'IIIRII- .I-XXIICS KI':NNI'l'I'II - - - IQNIVI- N- tk A - S f'V1 f' an honest friend . always laughing . . business manager of . . . I'lu' The Hilltop . . . Jessie's steady I Scriblerus Club . . . English whiz . . , tall , . . polite . . studious . . , not as quiet as he appears . . . blond. S d + . , .. .. 1 , . , .. ,econ Tau i NXX Xt1I'., l'I',t.t,X XNXI' ,... 'XIl1rpIly. IX. 1. .... Izlfxllwrx . . . ffm ,1,,..: ., .. . , , , luiliiitls. l,I t:IuXl-T l.I-.5I.Il-,. .ut ..., litwitt.. x. 1, ..., 1.,1,,fi,1 M,C,u,,,m V Q Chemeader A g V WQAVAA Council U V t ..Squeeky.. Arts . . . Ili: . . .senior superlative . . . vivacious . v , half-pint , . . nonchalant, Deep thinker . Hzlltop editor . . . has a reserved manner . . . International Relations Club . , .sleepy appearance . , nice-looking, 5tlIII.I'1t'II'I'I3QH. XX XI,'I'IfI'Z ICIIXXIN . . . Il-'Ili-glgult-, Fla .... 1,1'ln'rul A .flrft . . .1111 RUIIERT5. 'IIIIOXIX5 IQIIXXIXRII, .Ili .... IIlllIILlIll. X. ti. . . . Lllwrul nfrlt . . . l'fH Ministerial Student . . . pest Hrst class . . , always ready and willing to help some busy Clio . . . expert at paper mache . . . Red , . . always talking . . t'Keep Florida Green . . . still growing up . . . guzzles pie and ice cream . , enthusiastic about music . . calling everybody worldy. PWS WP- stiiiixuz. l:i3'1 1'X ,IILXN . . . if,-.,.t,tt-,,..t'. Fu. . . El.-nmmffy . . 7 . ,, . . . El . . 4 K I ROBINNJN .XNIl.X tu IH . . . im...-. xi 4. .... him,-,,1.,f. ' , . , , . T,,H,.1H,r Mm ' Newspaper work is down her alley , . . participates in religious ' ' ' ' ' work , . . attractive . sweet disposition . . . talented in acting Has a friendly smile . . runs around with Alice . . interested in art . . . Scriblerus Club . . . quiet and reserved May Court. , . member of Scrih Club . . , nominee for Beauty Section and an 52 in '-L I ,wi 4: -' --- 2' D lfflf' . I V X , 1- 6:4 -vf. 1 1 'X ilvf' -4- U' . , N r Q S 'Tye 4' gf G t t S N 0 ,es f- I '12 lg.-X . 0. V, as . . Pre 1 .sa nn 1 'JL' Z .rs M 'T' X 'Sf 1 ' . A . ?. I . ' First row, left to right: SEHASTIAN, BETTX ANNE . . . Hit-kory. N, ll .... Lllrvrrrl .-lrlx . . . Clin Dramateers . . . active religious worker . . . determined . . . help- ful , . . friendly . . . seeks for the best. SELL.-XRS. HORACE BRLCE . . . tflyrlr-. X. tl ..... -lfrallrlllrlg . . . Eu Heads the tumblers . . . tall . , . talkative . . has verb trouble , . . number ll shoes . . . decided drawl . . . characteristic gait . . . boy's Student Council. SHAW. ROBERT MELVIN . . . Exr-rgrevn. N. C ..... lgrirultzzrf- . . . Phi Lanky . . . carrot top . . . very friendly . . . B.T.U. President . . . serves well . . , laughs easily . . . one of Mother Sparl-c's boys . , . long legs. SHERMAN. WILLIAM ECERTON . . . H+-nrli-rsrmvillf-. X. C. . . Engineering Bill . . . member of Science Club . . . lover of mathematics . . proud possessor of his own pilot's license . . . quiet , . . happy . . . studious . . . minds own business. SHIELDS. DOROTHY MAE . . . Marlmle. N. C. , . . Home Era' nomirs . . . Clin Plans to attend Woman's College . . . eticient secretary of Home Economics Club . . . ambition to be a Home Demonstration agent or a 4-H leader . . . Homecoming attendant. SHORT. BARBARA .-XXX . . . High Point. N. C .,.. Pre-.Trrrsirig , . . .Ton Smart . . . will make a grand nurse . . . B.S.U. Council . . . Y.W.A. President . . . a good hostess . . sings and plays . . . a hard- working Non . . . dependable. Second row: SHLIBERT. ELMER ALLEN . . . Lnuclon, Tenn .... Liberal :Iris Heap big football player . . . came to us from Tennessee Wesleyan . . . the kid . . . laughs easily . . . let's go drag Main , . . friendly . . . prexy of Landers . . . Student Body. SIGMOX. JILI1. ANN . . . Hickory. N. C .... Liberal .-Irlx . . :lon .Secretary of Scriblerus Club . . . music is a special interest . . . pianist for Y.W.A .,., clever . . has her eye on Lenoir-Rhyne . . . sweet . . . sincere. SIXGLETOX. RICHARD I-IXRLOX . . . Pir-ken-. 9. C .... Liberal .-Iris Hails from Erskine College , . . doesn't put oh' 'til tomorrow whah hz cfadn put ot? 'til the next day . , . Dum-Dum . . . fieetfoot on e e . L A W , T :J I i. f. QB. I 6 -X SLOAX. BEN LEROH . . , Charlotte. N. C .... Science . . . Eu Little. but active . . . Vice-President. President Eu . . . tours with the choir . . . dependable . . . scribbles with the Scribblers . . . just quiet enough, SMITH. CORLM SOIITHER. ,IR .... Mountain Home. N. C. . . . Pre .-lgrlcnltrrre . . . Plu' Tall . . . Wood Cottage presider . . . on the Student Council . . likes sports . . active in intramural football and basketball . . friendly . . . drawls. SMITH. FATE ANN . . . Port Arthur. Tex .... Liberal Arts . . . Clin Stroupe's second Hoor monster . . . has that Texas friendliness . . . Smitty . . well informed . . . deep thinker . . , nice to know. Third row: SMITH. RODI-:RICK WILLIAIXI . . . Lnion. S. C .... Liberal .-lrtx . . . Phi Pat's man . . . Ministerial Conference . , . always late for biology . . . a whiz at baseball . . . an M-Clubber. SMITH. WILLIAM JACKSON . . . Fwannanoa. N. C .... Liberal .-Iris Quiet . . . one of our ministerial students . . . has his own church . . . a woman hater . . . witty . . . bound for Hardin- Simmons . . . wavy hair . . . friendly but a little shy. SNIPES. BRONA JANE . , . Swepsonxille. N. C .... Nursing . . . Clio Always smiling and friendly . . member of Science Club . . . will make a very capable and ehicient nurse . . . conscientious . . . very sweet. SNYDER. JOYCE ELAINE . . . Falls Church. Ya .... Liberal :lrtx . . . t.l10 Scribbler with the Scriblerus Club . , . high ambitions . . . studious . . . plans for Religious Education work . . . sincere . . . alert . . . always seen with Shirley. SPRINKLI-LEELLEN LIICILLE .... A shevillfr. N. C ..... llusic . . . Clin Mirthful . . . Clio pianist . . . tours with the choir . . . That's My Desire . . . Orpheon Club . . . good singing voice . . . good natured . . . always good for a laugh. STAHLE. ARNO WILHELM .... Asheville. C .... Pre-.lied . . . E11 Quiet . . . friendly . . . loves to pump the accordian . . . vice- president of German Club . . , dramatic minded . . . a Glee Clubber . . . handsome . . . his heart is at Meredith. First row, left to right STIIXX IRT. Nlllil IMIISI1 . 4 . Sill-lmri. X tl .... lflfrml -Iris . . . tim Launstjs wondertul art editor collects ties lor hobby always willing to work , member of Scrililerus Cluli , possesses many dillerent talents . . redhead S'I'lI.l-IS. Iflll-Illlt XII-ftI.Ii!It . . . llifiill--islmtillf. N. t. .Nlwrwtflrnzl Nrrrlfr' . . lun A whiz in shorthand . Non's talented Vice-President . , always smiling . . member of the Business Club , constantly seen with Nancy. S'I'lllll5. I't'I'rX Rllll . . . Flu-llrx. X, lf. , ftlfrrrzwrllflrt Tt'rnf1t'r.x . . , t.lm Talks fast . . . likes to do abstract paintings , . likes dramatics and is an active participant , . Cheaper By the Dozen likes to get things done in a hurry . . always willing to work or Society Sllll LES. I'l'flflvl l',I.l.l',X . , . Irion, lla ,,.. f'fl4'mf'l1mrt llwutliv-ry . . . , Lim President of German Club . friendly . plans to be a 'school' marm , Gay-vJy cracker , . sincere , not always serious , . intelligent . . . likes to talk . . Elbert is at home SIIRINIERS. IRIS JIiWliI.I. . . . tin-I-n-Iltti'-ti N. II. . , lalwml .-iris . . . ffm Grumpy of the Seven Dwarfs . . President ot' a Training Union . . . member of the Touring Choir . . lovely soprano voice . . small . . . attached to algebra TXYLUR. Illltil-I ANN . . , Xslnwillf-. N, tl ..,. 1.1111-ml .-lrlx . . . Lim Personified ehiiciency , . . immeasurable time and talent spent on the LAUREL . . diplomatic tactics . . Chapman Ian . Clio chaplain , . . Receptions Mary Tudor . , DeShazo devotee . . abhors math . . . Stroupe's champion shower-erufcold water , likes hiking through the hills . . . a good person to know. I'IltXll-'N XNXI lllvllll . l'ltt1'lutttt. N, l , . , ffrflzwrllffrt lerlfllll . . , lint A very conscientious person . lm es art very friendly solt spoken . slit-'ll Iwo a grand 'school-m.lrin . , portrays the Cliristian spirit in all her ways . utterly trank 'IIIHNIXN tltlllt l'l-QNNN , . . llulviult. N. 4. . . .Nlwfwflwfff Nvlwflfl' . . . ffm Sweet smiles a lot Football Queen . llenry's girl May Court attendant . l,onne . hcre is indeed a true trientl , will someday lie a very ctlieient secretory llllltlll XF, alll lll XXX . . . Nluunl Ill-Ili. X. lf ..,. l.llu'ml .Irtx . , . .Mm Our May Queen . . Tommie Society Secretary . Bu'S4' future . , full ul lun . always good tor a laugh , . masters the ukelelc sweet and sincere , Beauty Section 'l'lItlXlI'NttN, ,lliaall-I Xltli . . . llilnilnetmn. X, t. .,., Lflwnll .-lrlt . , . ton Non President little in body loud ln laughter , . superlative . likes refl-headed cheerleader , orig,nal always trienclly always understanding and helplul , , example Of Constant niot ion, Third 'role 'I'II.I,NI.tN. XNITX Nl IT . . . Nt-ttport Nt-iv-. Va ..,, Ialwml -lrlr . . Cute as a bugs ear , Dear , snorts when she laughs , brightens the line in the cafeteria always friendly . , D0pey . . lovely blond hair . can be serious as well as carefree. 'I'llliRIiXt If. lllllf till EX , . . tfoinwlius. N. tl. , . , l'r1'Al,n14 Sports Editor of Hilltop . . active in intramural sports , . ardently interested in politics . . plans to be a lawyer . . . intel- lectual, but when he lets his hair down oh, man , just an all-round good boy TUXX Nl-N, Iltllllll ,ltll-I . . . l'i--lo-n-. N. tl 4... 1.1111-ml -hm . . . lin Vice-President ol M-Club . , . active in sports , , Casey . . . C-Il Class President . sings, and all the girls swoon , handsome 1l'l 3 l l1j'SlQl'tOlIS XVSX, TI XFTXLI.. XXNIC lYXl'iRINt,'Iqt'tN . . . IH-lift'-Itiirg, Xa. . . Second row' l'r1'--lgrullllllrl' . , , ffm TE.tt,1HEY. lltlllln E Nl tRlE . . , HW- Hill. N. ti .,,. Iflwrlmlurt f Vin' deep ltgnker delves early-ns-Jr?lnzhinsrilratiog V V -tkv'gv-'n - Q Q or er s ran e soon s , . pans o eac na ives ow o rm 1 'h ' ' ' ' ln My colleagues and l . . , varied interests , likes out-ot-doors Quiet but friendly . . always smiling at everyone . . has an , . good sense of values. even temperament . . . loves the hall of black and gold . . plans H V p , Y , , V A to make teachmg a Career V V V home-lovmg gal- I XlI'lII.FTI. t.I.N Ill. X I.liNtlN . . . Iluilnmn. N. t. ..... lr! Art Club . . , good trap-drummer . . likes to exercise his vocal TE.tt,LI'E. NEI! ,IUSIEPII . . . Salisbury. N. ti. . . I.llwml .-lrlt Cords ' big DOY - ' - DIG WC' have 3 Slmmsh 35SIg'l 'em9 , , , EU ISIIEH. IlIC'I I'X .IO , . . ll'-nm-it-till-P. 5. tl .... Lzlwml .flrlt Euthalian President . . , Glee Club . v a hard worker and .3 - A ' Il ' 4 true friend , , capable . B.T U. President . . . International Rc- Society Literary Critic . one of our brains , . Scriblerus lations Club , . convincing debater . . a very capable person , Club . , . future English Prof. , . another red-head . . last loyal to black and gold, one down to breakfast Wake Forest Bound I aw. , ..- 'N S' by an 10- . v .ll K M g Y jl VV ayvm la , - VX, . - If ., ri, -G , - 5- f if is 3 1 ' f W r 1 ,:Aa'X ' G7 H - ' lp 'J' 1 5 l A f 5 K . Qs, Q. R Am 'N v 'X tx ' 5 I .pc ' .- ..J .V I QQ' ae- R -2 cr l 5 I sm ri f ' wi WI 2 Aix ' ...E k fig' if Nw ,V G F1 6' gs' i 'X Y ext XX f N X W , 1 Q 4- if .gf J First row. left t0 riyhff V W WILLIAMS, MARY ANN . . . Asheville, N. C .... Liberal Arts WARD. JAMES Ixllilx . . . Tlloluasville. IN. L ..... ir! . . . Eu . . , Clio Eu Anniversary Vice-President .... original . , . hard-working . . . Lovable , . . always ready to lend a hel in hand . . . a tall D E participates in all sports . . , especially good in basketball . . girl with character to match her height . . . a radiant Christian wants to be a commercial artist . . . very talented. smile and personality . . . nature lover. NVARNER JACK EDWARD . . . Aslleiille. C ..... -Irfnuntlng - - . . ' fb . . 1' . .. . - ' Exemplmes Ufriendlyn Mars Hin l b . always Cheerful ' V - de- WIN ATEAD JOHN DANIEI. Roxboro, N. C .... Pre Agrzculture mei-mined . . . genial personality . . . delightfully unassuming . . . . Senior Superlatlve - hkes to Sing-and does constantly - . A jngpiratign 10 311, llktes go haive a good time . . , headed for N. C. State . . . ambition is o ea airy armer. YVESTBROOK. CARL RXY . . . Raleigh. N. C .... Sfilfrlre . . . P1114 Hilltop Starter . . . member of the tumbling team . , . studies? WRIGHT. NANCY LEE . . . Fredricksburg, Va .... Pre-Nursing well, enough . . . unfortunate victim of Brock's hypnotism . . . ,yon plans to wage war on bacteria . , . headed for U. N. C. ' ' ' ' Y Y 71 W Nice . . . pretty . . . Non Vice-President . . . Mother in Cheaper WHITE. JOH CE MARIE . . . Rf-ck Hill. 5. L., . . . Pre-Denial By the Dozen . , - always gets up at 6200 and sees to wake Freida V ' I CHU , . . caught sleeping ln chapel. Science Honor Club . . . likes U.N.C ..,. winning smile , . . - f , . unlimited talker . . . plans to major in chemistry . . . busy con- XORIX' ALICE CAROLYN ' ' ' Tampa, Fla Llbeml Arts stantly . . , Cleopatra . . . very industrious. . . . Clio . . . . . . V ,- . Sincere . . . good at memorizing names . . . always seen around WYHITEDIDE- WADE MAL RILE - - - MINS Rlwf- N- C ---- Pre' a library . . . plans to make library science her future . . . walks Agriculture real slow . . . quiet. Quiet . . . reserved . . . active in intramural basketball . Y Y member of Hendersonville fraternity in Wood Cottage. HOUNC, MARX ELLA . . . Fletcher. N. C. . . . Pre-Med . . . Clio 3 M s 1 , - Always seen with Joan or Hennie . . . friendly . . . sweet , . . WILLIAREZIQBERNARD H' ' ' ' Pmprbburg' Va' ' ' ' Liberal Arm smart . . . seen around with a certain boy from Petersburg. . . . L Spanish Club . . . dramatic talent . . . member of the Cavaliei- 4 Club sincere . a friend indeed . . . one of Miss Weaver's Third 70103 ' 'thM . , , Ziiioglipier, ' DMV mms Seen W1 My iowa, ROBERT LXNN .... A Slieville, N. C .... Lzberal Arzs Back to the hill after a year's absence . . . loves football . . . quiet . . . infectious gl-in . . . studious , . . nice fellow . . . his heart Second row: is back home. WILLIAMS. DOROTHY JEAN . . . Newport. Tenn. . . . Liberal Y Y Y 1 Am l A . 51.0 XOUNGBLOOD. BILLX LEE . . . Fletcher, N. C .... 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Hvarly. lxaav lfppx. lr.. Rualwlw Kupirls. X. A f:: , Xf- . I S R1-Ji.-k. 1Iliuni:- l.unu-. H ---' k Hill. 5. 11. I Q ,DI I: g R:-11111-xml. Nam-1 110ll efw- lx, Slat.-sxillv. X, 11. f '5' A VL- 4-- R .-.- 1.11. 'Xlarrlma Xnnvtle-. mt-01.11 mu.. 5. 1 '-7 Hvml. .ldfkafl 11.11. x1.a.m. Fla, Q3 , X RIIXIIV. Dnri- Kay. Xlinprn. X, 1Q, ffl! A Ri 1'eA. I:I'IIli 1'e' Iivlplna. Nl :v1' l-.-xillv. X 12. Rillfllf-. XX'aynv- X'v-rnnn. Nah--xillf-. X. 1I, G' 1 75 9 lf Rulwrl-. Huy llrinlgv-r-. 1Lnl1l-lull' r,v. N. 1f, Rolviu-un, .Xrla Pom-1'-. .XIIanIa. Iva. , W Hnluin-un. lluxlv Xxvillliilll. Xllzaxillv. N. C. ' I X' .f I Rnlrinxnn. 'I'l1wulo1'fA Ray. H 1v1' lx Hlll. S. 1 A if xiii-f 43 X X ,If 0 'Q 5 9 1 1' 1 QQ if '1 f 3' ' . ,foXx, fy' .-'Ii 7 ' S lijffli . ' X ' If S' V G' 1' 3 3 ', -2 4' ,X Z :V cvx .-B.. eb 'X Q r 'I V, A ff I '-5 E , ,S 51 .-.. ,.. 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Clara Jean, Lexington, N. C. Sherlin. Pauline Elizabeth. Asheville. N. C Shofner, Frances Deloris, Fort Myers, Fla. Sinclair. Martha Joyce. Charlotte, N. C. Sinclair, Sonia Julianne, Filbert. S. C. Slagle. Joe Lee. Mars Hill. N. C. Smith, Cora Jean. Candler. N. C. Smith. Horace William. Asheville. N. C. Smith. John Cobb. Atlanta. Ga. Smith. Martha Louise. Columbia. S. C. Smith. Robert Dudley. Greensboro. N. C. Smithwick. Freida Kenneth. Chester, S. C Snider. Betty Anne. Franklinton, N. C. Sod:-rgren. Robert Wendell. Emporia. Va. Solberg. Gloria Jeanne. Beloit. Wis. Solberg. Cunard. Beloit. Wis. Spencer. William Conrad. Goldsboro. N. C. Stadler. Mona Athele. Burlington. N. C. Stanton. Arnold Franklin. Jr.. Goldsboro. N. Stapleford. Marguerite. Durham. N. C. Stephenson. Joseph William. Jr., Yarina, N. Storey. Charles, Graham. N. C. Storm. Heavrin Austen. Kinston. N. C. Strickland. Barbara Anne. Cerro Gordo. N. C Teach:-y, Canada Max. Wallace, N. C. Terrell. Hugh K.. Canton. C. Thomasson. Ray Gerald. Plant City, Fla. Thompson. Bobby Jean. Lenoir, N. C. Tippett, Frances Josephine. Oxford. N. C. 6 at-A Q '13 pr ga Sr . 'Q ' ' A K4' ,J -42, T VJ' tl tx ALA , f. G A i C ' G ...6 ga.: 'G F -as A N fe as .. ml R A -1- i - . ,,., .- . 4-V , K-A . fi , G a , ig vc A U- D3 - ie A A 'q,,' in fr and 35 y, C f -f s . iss, - ae . .' x- of 45 - ,gg A, . f , y V X- - A x. v W 5? Q ,F ' .re .. W , V L 4, . i if L 1.. V ' r - 'A'- I S lv E ye i W on 4-x -gi F gsm li If hd A AL- -il-. A Y 'id F: R. A Z4 x 2 ra is' i ' X: . Nj 1 A ' ' 44 M .1 Todd. Dorothy Frances. Tyson. Meredith Anne. lipton. Jeanne Dupree. Yarni, Charles Edward Plumtree. N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Guntersville. Ala. Y.illQ.l1.ll1. llurnl-l, l'ninn. 5. 11. 1 lul ll Ii l'in1li N 11 ' ca ff, Yann' -. . Wall. M IH JISN, l'li.,. .. ary l'.lllLllu'lll. l,XIll1lIl, .. 1. wzllmn, ltlrlulu-Ili llnliglala. xallvlmlu, N, 1.. 1 - 1 i i 1 Walxuiu hi-lwrl lzlihi-lgr-. lxnrinnlm- lxapnlx, X. 1. M alla. l'r1-1l 1.llLll'l1-N, M lllI1'illl4'. X. 1.. N 1: ,J .N Q 1 4-.. ' A X5 nga., X .,. 15' . Andi 1 a gh. XM-ll-. Rai l. f-f'. .lurnwxilln N. 11. 1 NX f--N11 n. Xniivy liulh. 11harlnll--. N, 11. 3 Z- ,Z 4 Z 6 5, .57 QN .Ln .K 'Q 3- XM-ft, luininw Ruth. XX iiixlmi-Sal-'ln, N. 111. 6 N A- X ' ,N X J--. Whih-. .lnhn 11mnnir-r. .lr.. lfaxi-ll'-iillv. N. 11, Q 1 5 ' xv- Z ' Whitv. Marv .l1lIll'. Von :'1v ril. N. 11. U' I I W ilh--lni. .li.lllll'S l'1rnnl1, .Xllu-inarlv. N. 11. A M :ZA- Willivlni. Sara inn, ll rnuu niillv. N. 11. X William-, .Xlln-rl. .lr., lhnllvy. N, 11. 5' Q Q gg Q 3. 1 3 gf -1 g Williamx. lfiigviw 'l.lIlI112iQl'. Xlrnvr, N. 11. ,Va UW:-4 xi- ' xv. ...E-Lx Williani-. Martha lllyn. 1fliarl1itlv. N. 12, --hs.-. if sf f xyllllillllvlll. 11arrnll Tlimnaa, l'1li7aln-llilmvii. N, 11. Nbr XYll'llll, Fr:-Il S.. lhirn-iillv. N. 11. Wil-on. Margarvt Rav. llalel 11r e'rA li. N, 11. A , Wiinlwrly, Virginia inn. Miami. Fla, 1? f.: 1, . 53 5: ' I A -4 Xrnlfe, Nathan 1.avrl. llurgaw. 1N.v1... 1 C7 ood. H,-1,-n Marie. ,Xxln-Iwo,-0. EX. 1.. l v V . Woodson. .lanv Glwnn, Ala-xamlv-r. N. 1.1. Il I Wright. Annie' Ulvla, 1.1rr-f-millv, 5, C. 5 - -3 ,X ' - .- af.. - 1 ' . K3 . f I 5: .- Wrighl. Jflan. Star. N. C. 5- 1 3 '97 Yalw. Martha l'1l'al1m-N. 11llarlu!lr'. N. 11. N Young. Hilfla Ruth. Sp--mwr, N. 11. it York. Elizalwtli Starling. Tampa. Fla. Second S6lll1'Sl1?l' Stnilmitf First rung lefi In right: S. ,l. Hoppvr. jr.. 11lmi-r Frances Marin Spiwy, Uarlinglun, S. 11.1 Hrihf-rla 1 , Sur- Mvllriflr-. .Xli-xamlria. Ya: .lohannv Ro-- S. 111.1 Ho-tty Liwngnml. Svnmr, Hylia. N. 11.: i .-Xlvvanrlria, Ya.: Hi-rlha Forlllrir. lilavk Munn- tain. N. C: .lohn Willard Hnlqlf-rliy. lr.. Rf-i1l-- Vlllf'. N, 11. 561111111 mir: 11arlt--n Milatvail Spolsylxania, Ya.: Duncan Laf-y Fulrvllv. M il niington. N. 11: Richmonal Holmm Hilton. Furl Mill. 5. 11.: Ko-nyon Eilwaril lngan. Hulln-rfnril tnn. N. 1 M .1.: . aynarrl Slrfwurt 1lriHin. Nwllrrf. Louixlrurg. N. 11. Thrnl muy' Eu-rf-It Hog:-ur 'lam-MI, rxalwilll N 1 I 1 In 1.: .anim N1-wtun Ziglar. Jr.. Rural Hall. 5. 11.1 William llryan l'il'l1I11'l'. Rivh . . .. , . , I lannla. Ya.: Y. M, larriah. jr., Ixvrm-rq1Il.,A N. C.: Frwl :L 1Liriin. Miami. Fla. .Nut pi:-lured: ffharlfw T. Haigh. l'1ayf'lle-xilli-. N, C.: Bohln' lm- gpfllllilv. Mars Hill. N, 11.1 .lamf-Q ljnrelon Vanilory. We-an-rvillv, N. 11. -1-.J OFF KEY 312 3 V-if QE-li 2 I Skui 3.5! f 'w ' x M X,.f gf, A .--QQ Ag 'r--A Rey. Lownu. F. Sonrxuy ' Miss IRENE OLIVE Paslor ' Erlueational Direclor Y ALAN GRAGC, . . IU President Seulerl. le-It lu right: Anne Tunstall. Catherine Bowen. Barbara Short. Sarah Thomas. Rachel Granger. Frances Haynes. Peggy Page. Stmzrling: Corbin Cooper, Larry Power. Lionel Cornell. Jimmy Powell. Alan Gragg. jim Gres-ne. Eflclie Cray. Bob Owens, Paul Justice. The Baptist Student Linion is the organization on the Campus which links the student with the corn munity church. It seeks to emphasize religious activities which strengthen the spiritual life of an individual The BSI. Council meets each week. and programs planned hy the leaders of the various religious organi zations present to the students ways in which they can develop their spiritual life through Bible study consecration. and prayer. 43 N-fllml, lf-It In rlghl' Xurxnd llannnfr. Xue H:1x'mm1. l,w1'lv1n fm-per, tfllrixlm-A l --rrrll. Flu lffluarll-, Slumlmg. l.gmx'r1n.' !.1ll. llull tfnlw. .su 36 ...J -IL Frwl lllwmll. ,lavlx llllrnvtlf. ll:-lv Nln--. The Mission Cuunril. inspireml hy the flesire uf Ntmlc-nth to spreaul the Gospel. vmlilllvls XYt'9li-Cllll l'ex'ix'als amml lN?l'SUllHl work in the rl11'l'UllIllllllg volmllulliiies. Spiritual gI'llWlll if sec-11 115 the 1'tllllll'll presses f0l'XX'Lll'l'l in il, religiuuf PlNlf'klYU1's. The euulmvil spnllsnlx lHlrSllJllS to Ute:-n C'Yt'1'f' Sumlay' nmming uml lu tht' 4-ity jail in Awllfilllti. rlllls year the l'Hlll1I'll SljUllaHl'P1l ga 4,ll'lYt' tu lmy Ll new station wagon tn help further llllirlfill avtivitiee. ,pp rl , VW X S ll Wu' s . 'buf' .6 HHBIY UMPER Kflmirnznn I 412333511 f -- ff ':lrz:....,' :J , tip 5 2.-.1-- : ': ' ' f - 5:04-' .',.,.. wp -1 Q .9 , ' 1. xl.:--!r4i.w Volunteers for Christ is the unit of the B.S.L7. which offers inspiration and guidance to all students who wish to exemplify Christianity in everyday living. Its members are young men and women who want to earrv Christ into their vocations. whether they he re- ligions vovations or not. Frant-es Haynes served as president ofthe group this year. The Ministerial Conference. Composed of all ministerial students who are enrolled in the College. meets weekly for inspirational and henefieial programs which will help to train in the ways of the ministry. Each memher is given an opportunity to develop himself in- dividually. and a plan of constructive criticism aids him in his growth. E C 50 i 7 The Y.lY.,X. llmilu-il gives uppmttillity for young wunien to stufly. pray. illlil give ful the RlilYilll4'L'lllt'lll ol' llllrSitbltS. This lIllllt'l,l mum-il larings its memliers 1-ltiser into il fellow- ship with Christ mul :ulxam-es His Kiiigrlmii on mirth. Y The Methodist League meets weekly to promote spiritual grmrtli and fellowship mtg the lletlimlist stmleiits on the l'iiIltplIS. E . I . Z . 7 Q15 51 B. G H CDHZFUU-fwrldbvw YOUTH TEMPERANCE COUNCIL The Youth Temperance Couneil purposes to further temperance hy uniting the young people of the coni- munity. state. and nation in a program of Christian Citizenship. Students who sign the pledge. promising to refrain from all distilled. fermented. and malt liquors. and who accept the motto, HA Good Time Witli a Pur- pose, are eligihle for membership. SUNDAY SCHOOL PRESIDENTS The presidents of the Sunday School classes lead their classes in the study of the Bible as they are taught hy meni- hers of the faculty. Presidents of the Bap list Training Union lead training in puhlie spealx ing, leadership. and wit nessing. Through tese unions. students learn het ter how to witness and live effectively for ChI1St Soccevy ' PART III SGCIET IES , o,. 0 XA X g MEL o PAREILE THALIA X 0 Q! The 61st year of the Nonpareil and Euthalian Literary Societies leaves many pleas- ant memories for its members in the hall of Black and Gold. Non-Eu. through its ideals of Dignity, Simplicity, and Conservatism, is able to give its members Christian leadership and fellowship. lt teaches a person to speak correctly in debates, orations, and declamations, and to participate in programs. 54- X11 rx Ill HIE CI TERBI XX 'lr'1'Al'H'N lux 51,11 , Nm l1,u.l If Ibm jmg lflmcxmx Ima l'NRl-IIQNIHN ,qI'l'l1'fIHX mnx I'mxlcl,1, lUI't'SI'1l4'Ill jlxl XX um I IVV1' PI'0xI'1fe'lIl Ulu, Bmw x IX Nm! IJVIININ ,poLf-,C 4 DPCDDUH4'-22? 2 4 1 P? L: -475' r,' K. Emma -fn O D5 m 2 CD F he m U5 7 li Hr' '1' l,lm1r bmw ,,,, ,,,,,,,.N 1 , . lux Fm , , NH, ,WW llllj XX l'lr'.xIffr'I1l 'N' HHN , , , 1,11 f'Af'l1'xl'111'!ll l'l.HNlXN hun , , nw 7,,,,1.w1m1 v? i NNIVER ARY Currents Swell: Life Overflowsn was the theme for the sixty-hrst Euthalian Anniversary which they dedicated to their Nonpareil sisters. The stage represented a dock and there was a beautifully painted river scene for the lrackground. An old man Compared his life to the 1'lV61'Lf1'OITl the trickling spring flowing into an ever-swelling lmrook until it reached the ocean. A narratoi' told the story which was sup- plemented with songs of the South and Climaxed with a solo, Old Man River. we MARY ANN 56 ' ' fr,-M.: ' , .. 1- X-,,,1,,, C-I Term Nluxx I'1,xx1x1.mx,, H .N 1 - fvlfux Allls-Il-I 'l'lluxll'suX,, , ,I'IM'-l'1'w1'1f1'I1l Alwlzl-1'r'1'x IN-:Y1xxl.x, , , ,l'ff-mlfvzl xlklillklil-I 1' H1 l'wl'llI'II,, ,,I'nw-l'1v.mlf'f11 I-'nlfilm 5'l'lI.l-,S ,,,, ,,,lf4-mm NI urru x I.lNlI'l'1 Swv l'llll V! N me x YYnlm1'1 I'IU'-Pl'4's1'1fwl1l NI xmnxmir Ill ll, Pr f',s1'rff'r1l I'Hl-IIIIX 5'I'Il.I'.S lvl-VI'-Plr'9I'1!1'IIf Sunil 'l'lmx1w f.q4'fIY1lI' 6: 1 UR w C TERM Mum TIIUXIXN , , , ,5'1'f'!r'l1Il1 Nl XHTIIX IMI:-n,l: V111-,l'ff-mlm! Slli 'I'slHxrrw H, ,1',,,,,',l,.,,, ILIHIQIIK lin ul ,nl f,','.l',f,-x,',l,',,, Ili I rx Ihmu x W, ,l,vI'IINlll RECEPTION , I Hitch Your Wagon to a Star: Set Your Course and There You Are was the theme for the Non- pareil fifty-sixth Reception. The seriotu program. Fix Your Eyes L'pon the Staru presented the story of two girls of different backgrounds. one wealthy and one poor. They were hoth, in their own way, searching for their star. The humorous program. The Only Way to Wvinf' portrayed a mountain family which was trying to hide their son from the draft hoard. r I I 41 N .A .j K w 58 i I 1 I 9: 1 I! F 1 hm XIIN, 4ll155IlC Timm-sux Xllss NIAIII,lKRII'l' Hlll5I'IC'I'II XIIM ,ltllil-Q'I'lXK Ill-Tux unix f'll1'l7l'I'1l' Nun Elllllfllllflk Ffll'Ull.lr' ,Yun fffnfx l'vll1'Illl-IP Nun 1 lil- SUVII1 I Y ' n , 4 A If ,X X UH l'I' IC Nhss IILTH IHIHIXXI Nllss HM .XIIXNIS Xllss I,llXl.l,IN Xl1l.x1x C.'li0',: F!ll'0l'l'll' Clin l'l11'lfm:41lf11'r1'.w F111'f111'lw Iflm Mufx lffzrwfllf- ffliu KU w I 'il' K mlflliziza-i, All X thu. l -mmf-' CLIO-PHILOM THIA The doors of The Hall of Friendship are open to all who seek fellowship and iu- spiration. Those who lreconie a part ofthe Blue and Wliite of Clio and Philomathia hold in their hearts many thoughts and experiences which will never lie forgotten. 'i Each Clio and Phi strives to uphold the ideals of Truth, Purity, and Fidelity and to present these ideals to others. In the literary programs one learns to speak before an audience, and receives the Christian guidance which he needs. 60 PIIILO IfX'I'II I ,IN UIWIIIICIIS C-I TERM IIII.I. I,1-jun ,,,,,, , W, ,, , 1,1-nw: Ill mam 1'-.I wr ,,,, lhwmlf-nl Ilxl Illlzmx lnw-l'wmlwf1! I'1IIXNIx III IITIIX Ywrrrlrllx Ih1,1. ,IICXXIXLS Cvrmfr Ifuzl, Cxxxux I1 1 fn 11 nl , A , , 1 - 'Wir' ,Ilu IIIII5-IDX Pl mlrfwlll I!1I,1. I,1-3 un 4 , , . I 11-41-I l'L'XIIlf'IIl ,, Im UH!-jr-Lv-1 5 rrvirzrw V94 'N as .loin ' 1 QE? 0 QQ? 61 I 'JPUDDUD14'-'ZZDP E556 '11 O DU E 2 2 CT .5 H455 F11 FU Z .Z-V IDKICID Ilmmx ,,,,, UH ,,,,,A,,,, l,IL'lI.Yl7f I. II. IIXI.I.,,, ,,,,, P1'vs1'flf-111 'IIHXINIX Ilnlzmrrx ,I'if-v-I'rfm1'flvrz1 Imam' I'mxril: -HSM-r-clafy PIIILII s NNIVER ARY QQ The 61st annual Philomathian Anniversary which was presented to their Clio sisters had as its theme, mls It Worth It? The curtains opened with the background of organ music. revealing a battle- field on which a Chaplain was hurying a soldier. The program was elimaxed with a Chorus composed of Philoniathians singing the immortal Battle Hymn of the Republic. 62 .-Y ' Wa x Km frrx V IILIU UIWIQIICIIS f lll.X1ll ru Dum 'f nlvnl E 71 PHILU 4 , Wyir if F' ' -'fig' I 'L ff' l if ff-Ps, 45535 F ORENSIC TERM -,l.'fr1,snr -I'rf'.v1'1ff'n1 I,I'L'.Yl4IlPl1f .N'l'4'I'!'lfII'1' RECEPTIO, The theme of the fifty-sixth Clio Reception presented to their Phi lnothers was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The serious program. The Faire-st One. showed through the failures of dilferent L'lld1'k1L'fE1'S from history that human efforts always fail and that Christ is the only one who is really fair. The theme of the humorous prograln was The Heigh-Ho House. It showed, through a scene at the house of the dwarfs. that home is the heat place after all. -A 64 .. 'x1 .I ' ' , S. .s ' ' frm A ,sl A l A :sf , 1 HJ .I ,iq 1. af pg, ,sl 1 . A 'A ' A, 1 YYi: n , A 2 ' W ' Q ii f- MUVEME T II PUBLICATIQNS x A' X BOBBY HEA1-'NBR Edilor'z'n-Chief JOYCE TAYLOR Associate Edilor MR. ROBERT CHAPMAN Adviser MR. EMMETT SAMS Adviser 66 1 R. L. CRISP Business Manager '25 ' s: I- ' 'gx C' 's. 5 A., Q:-'v Loi STEWART Klum M1T1,111:1.1, girl El1I'l0l Sllliffllf l'l1nlugl'u11fu'r NI im .-Xylxmxs C4I1FY1 Erlitor PA11. Rm1,1is Spnrlx Erlilor Lefz 111 rigln: Boi: BRL'ToN. BEA Aonis. Ku' WVELLS, JAY JOHNsox. fe- - K. Xxxiz Iltxrufm l,lil!'l1II'j Effitnr II1:'r'rx' Hx11'rs1c1.1. l,Iif1'l'fII 1' Eflilnr J1x1 H1:1z1:R FUIIIIIFC Erfilnr We have spent xnuny tiring. yet happy hours 1Jl'?pilI'illg this 1't?COI'fi of your days here. and we are 1l1'f'5Cllii1lg to you 21 I,AL'R12L which is diffs-1'e11t frmu any that Mars Hill has PW1' 1JlTN'lllCCd. Qui' si111'P1'c' wish is that you will like the' hook. 111111 that as you illl'll its pages. you will hear again the nwiodies whim-11 lmw 1-oiiihined to make the symphony of your volle-ge life. If this he so, then our dreaili will he true. 67 Cfhe Hilliop PLAN LIIINI, ,nn H.GI-I THINKING Published by Ilze SIIIFIPTIIS nf Uars Hill College Entered as 5E'C1,IHl'l-C1855 mattvr Frhhruary 20. 1926. at Ihr- Postolrvr? al Mars Hill. North Carolina. under the' Act of March 3. 18T9 Published seami-monthly during the cirllf-ge yr-var. YOU-'ME XXVI NOVEMBER 24. 1951 NIWIBER 5 Edizor-in-Chiej--- ........ GENE ROBERTS v Assafiate Editur .... ........... J ow SCI-IW.-KB Managing ErIitar--- ---- Maru RVTH LINIILLE ,Yen-5 Editor ----- -..--- N IARMRET Monchu Sporls Ez1'I'lUr--- ------- Du-E TORRENI-E Girls' Sports --........ --. -... BIARTHA LOQPEI: Business Manager --...-.- -.... ,-...-......-....- R x LPH RILEY Aggnyiiire Business .1llIl1flgFf .-.. .-..........-...--- 1 XNET BELOTE Adi-erzising Assismnrs ......-.. -.... 3 hm Auwlfvws. Jom Buocu Cirfulation Jlzinager--- --- -. ...............--- GLEN HCILT Fnriilzy Adriser ..-- .....-............-...-...- -.-- C r JLLIE GARNEK MISS COLLIE GARXER CONTRIBI TIONS , Jerrv Pzulgctl. Paul Boylvs. Mary Aubluanfl. Jeannir- CTPPFII. Sally Ann Adlllser Xlaclisnn. Margarrt HuilQpr-th. Martha I-uopvr. Bob ,Ir-Im-on. Loraine Carroll. and lane Wnoclfon. JOAN SCHWAB .4.ss0v1'a1e Erlifor GENE ROBERTS Eclitor-1'n-Chief 68 Q -5 Wm .1 5 Ng 1 'Q lilllltllllllh ln ilu- slumlvnl Ivmly. .X lile-mry wliliml nl' lin- IHIIIPI' if lllll!llwlIt'tl QIIIIIIIJH5. X x ' Mun R1'r11 I.lxx11.1,r: Xlxlzmlu-3'l' Nlmcmx .llunrzgfng lfrlllur Xvux lfflilur Hwpnrlwu lmnf mu lf-fl In nglzl' l.lur1-Illuv l'1'r1'-Al. Nlarllm l,m-In-r. Hull. mzu: Nallx Xlmh-mm. LAX 1-mu livll. Hull' Tlluxm I ,Imm 1.1.-M 1. Nlurgqr-'I luhu-lu11,4'u1'l llauurm. llul, llnllmmn Ifthwl lfx.m-. H4111-la Hurt, Pm A, A ' 1 2 i lfrnrrl rung lrll In rzglll. .lam-I Ilwlul--, 'lu'l. rn .-llllwrlmlrlg, lllilll llnylv-N, lull. In Llrflflulmn. Hull. rnlz' .lulm Wllilv-. XXIII Hogg-1-, xlulm lllwwk. Lllvln Jul'-lull. xullllil lhvm. 4lv'I'IN lhflgy-ll. Hurrl--I Hulhl. IlXI,li Tuumzvzla lixlmu Hmm' Klum Hulxl' Sim,-,X Efljfur lim, lllur. If1'rf11lr1l1'ur1 .llgl The llilltnp is a nu-nllwl' uf tlw North Cdllllillii Cullffgialf' Press As- h0L'iilIlUll amml the qhmrinted Col- .5 2 , , 5- , :as fr-x .V legmle Prwr. Luft yvar tlw Hilltop ', x ,i . . ,-K, X 5, wah mimi lint illlltlllg the junior 'F' ' N' 1-ollffgcf in the wtalrf. and 11-m'eix'e4l an E.Xl'PllPI1! rating Ivy lllv .-Msn:-ialvd Lnllvglatv Prvfm. 69 x I FLATS AND SHARPS ea ww wi ,X ,ff 5 NX? V4 rtwgauqu-'I-V , ,Y . . ., ,-d ' Q Sfulguiq' A C vu ng 5- ,,., IK B and 1471, TWA I -N--v-1 ' Hcnov clvhi V I K A ,..- v 1 , ' 'gg TIFAQ ' I ..- .,...----- ' , 1 ff' V if ,, in ..-- mm Avi' ' I 4-fwqx , I Sw-I . -Q ' 191' A -12,5 1 ' N ,- I V vs---' !V f -' C'-Ns-H H1 M ' 7 'x' ' f '5, MW- b , I If 1 N, I Q 'Pvt I at ' A 7 A- I g..11 :.: , , lx , lf ' I , . 2 - 1,1-A ',? ' ' 1 ' 'fa ' I' .4 xr , A is-'f + ,.a. . .zri - B 4 1 Vx,.g-.1-.Q.poalnvmv'k..,.. .H-I--, gf! -f-ff-xr f-: ' 'x Q '9 . K 1 - - .--VJ . ' A if - ' .1 fl ' 1 r .. , 2 I 4' X ' I Q it 45, 9 , .A ' ' fs --p--.--.Aw I I ..-.,f---mn'-09-wus-q--w - ACTIVITIES U INESS Tl1e Business Club promotes Christian cltaraeter. attrac- tive personality. eo1n111e11d- able d e p o r t 111 e I1 t. a11d superior scholarship ill each of its n1e111l1ers. These stu- de11ts are qualified bv ITIEGT- ing tl1e 1'6lllll1'EIH?IltS for nletnbership ill all honor club a11d by being a part of the Business Departtnent. I TERNATIO AL REL. TIO S The International Relations Club offers to those who are interested a11 opportunity to study a11d discuss 11atio11al and llltE'l'- national issues. It seeks to Create a spirit of understa11ding a11d Co-operation i11 dealing with other peoples a11d with prob- le111s t'o111111on to all. CIE CE The Science Club ai111s to promote tl1e study of the 11ew advance111e11ts i11 s C i e ll C e through interesting a11d inform- ative programs which stin1u- late the thinking of the stude11ts. SCRIBLERUS The Sc-riblerus Club a1n1s to develop the leadership a11d creative ability of its n1em- bers. Prograrns C e I1 t e r e d around the literary study of other countries and encourage- 111e11t ill original Work, help students to become campus leaders as well as editors and writers 011 other campuses. The exchange of ideas between the faculty and students proves invaluable. . ' URPHEU 4 'Hur' Urpln-un lflulr. ilu' ml: I1 J lmllul' vllllm. we-vlw lo Jexelulv Nilllill ilx IIl1'lIlIN'l'N an flulnl I .llnlnwviuliml l'wl'x1ulNi1'. md 1 5 lu-ll:-1' ululvlslumling nl' It Ill. 3 1'llIIlQ.LiX4'h ilf ll1l'llIIlt'l'N lll up lifilklllllilf lur'Xlrl'1'w lln-il ' wal lulm-nts. n FRENC L Tllmugh ilu- Fl't'Ill'll iflllll. 3 1 alrtw. lllf'l'1lllll't', uml Plhtlllllr ui Fl41lll1'f'. rllllh windy pm- nmtw in ilu' n1f'1nlw1's 41 lwml interval in llllgil' f0l'r'ig,ll nviglx- X lmrs. :- K QRGANIZATIQNS I G L E E C L U B ? T 0 U R I N G C H O I R 4 B A N D Si? P A Q 5 IJ ll l r 1 W 4 J '1 1 ll 1 5 The llllI'IlllSP of the D1'a1111z1I001s is to p1'm'i1,lv l'll'H4,'lli'kll lllilllllllg lll 4li1'v1'li11g1. 1-11ft11111 ing. lighting. 11141ke-1111. and stage 1-mft. l11divi1l1111l illlellllllll v11al1lf-s C'Li1'll l11t'lTllPt'lA lo 1 1-uwr and 1lewI11p hih ahilities. Thi. year the Dl'2llllLllll'h Dt'I1Lll'llllElll .ulfled lu its p1'ug1'1111 il 1'r1111'fe in lleligiuus DlAHlllil. ta11gl1t hy Dr. Ella J. Pie1'1'6. Mrs. Eliza1l1ell1 XVHIS-011 is aclviscl' of the D1'a111111t0v1's. 111111 1li1'f-vtml the f't'iil'.S 111.1111 , pe1'fo1'111a111-e. Cl1cuper hy the Dozen. -1 fur' l 11151: l.2lTI'X l'l0ul1'l'. l'f1'i1' lllarlnwll. li-'1. l,m11All Nv1l1'111a11. ll--llx N-w1l1'111u11. Nam-1 Xlrighl. ll:11'l1111':1 li'-111-Iwo. l.l111-llxu n'l 'N- llalxl 5l l'l - Milf! .lllll .lfvllv--. ,lmxn N'l1u11lv. ilurh-1' l'Ql11wrf-. 4Ql1a1'l.-N Y.11'11i. l-lvn Hull. 'l'm11111x Kullr-rtx. T5 N N If V W I L The btudent .Coun- P oil, together with tl1e house mothers and l deans. works to meet the 11eeds ofthe cam- pus and to promote an tlnderstandiiig between the students and administration. The Council is com- p 0 s e d of officers from each dormi- tory. The Girls' House Presidents are re- sponsible for social l Seated. left In right: Dot Shields. I res1'denf: Faye Pace. Mary Ruth Limille. i i I Q- ' ' I . , i. Standing. Iefl to riglif: Marv Ruth Linville Sarah Black. blumlmg: Margaret Hudspeth. Mrgxe Coggins, Barbara Herrin. thi? Cl0lm1fO1lCS- Margarel Huelspf-th. Sealed: Faye Pace. 7 The Boys, House Presidents are responsible for providing Christian leadership in the dormitories. and for the con- duct and activities of the boys. v They sponsor the 1' e g u l a 1' l house meetings. Sealed. left to right: Horace Sellars. B. C. Phillips. Corum Sniilh. Harold Abernatlly. Slrlmling: Roy Johnson. Allen Shubert. The lVlarsl1als, chosen 011 the basis of their scholastic rec- ords and character. are ushers for all important programs on the campus. Seated, Ie!! lo fliglllf Lydia Br-rghauser. Lou Ste-wart, Carol McAllister. Stand- ing: Betty ,Io lv5lll I', Ned Teague. jim Heizer. John Humber. Chief :llarshalg Roy Johnson, True!! Allen, Ben Sloan. Mary Ammnns. 76 I and religious life i11 'i l t Q. W x , II if U U Y The' Hu Lllllt lun lllt llmlllllllll- l illlr till lt hlls lll ulllml'lllllllx INPIII 'Y i till' lbt'l'w0lI'il 4h'u'Illpllll'llI , tllmll-lll illltiximllllll lllul llllv llllli T 4 F l glllllll lllll'lll-lplllloll. lhl 1 , lll'll9gl'llllls f-llllf-htf-ll llll Q Illt'lllIlf'I's ull lil'llIlIl'lllN rl-- t' 1 lillillg lll the- 111 J llfllUK'lUllIXill 1 1 . . it 5 Thv All Chill. 1'0llIl!0bt'4l ut stud :ll-live zltfolwlvll with lhv llpplllv tllllily ulls pllglws ut 1ll'llSlll,' lit'Yf'l0lHIlPlllS. elltf who talk? L '-' '.l A Ns. , Q. 1 -T., 1105 W. ,.. - ,.. I 1.- ' , Il 955-2 , 151'-1: w w 5 -AI-3 ye Q Thx- 1 tm lll 1 w . w ll 7' ntl Ht l Iyt'IHltt,' Lhlh ml H115 Xt l1 K -N lllltlvlflllall :lt le lll l ull tn PQIVII l1PIllllfl tlllll lll I1I'Ug,l'P5S. illlll 15 lllx lvtlw lll pmtlllpall lr lll, lll mlvh It Lf' s UH IPI' l'illlIlilINf'h. J lhf- IUXNII Llllll IN vwllll- vll ul XIII? Hllt Fill- 1 'xv ill the 1lt'Itlw who tl llx llllfl ft'1'Y9N lwllllllllllf A . Ill lll'llXllh' II wlllllllflll llltfl tuwll FIIIIIH N. lllf' llllll tl wt fm' thnx CDMMDNWEAMM mFvmGnuA avfat 1 GmvERNc1R's OFFICE F :E '- REHMDND 3 . .Juv-:N 5. BATTLE :I l3mvEnN:lR les zf f? September 28, 1951 Miss Margaret Morgan Secretary, Cavalier Club Mars Mars Dear that your me. I send a word of greeting, you might use some- thing like this: and best wishes to the Virginians who are now attending Mars Hill College. from your study in this fine Institution and bring back to Virginia the determination to so live as to reflect upon your Alma Mater and your native State.n hn S. Battle JSB hmw Hill College Hill, North Carolina Miss Morgan: I appreciate the honor of your suggestion my name be used as an honorary member of Club. Of course, this will be agreeable to In compliance with your suggestion that HI take pleasure in extending greetings NI trust you will receive genuine benefit With my best wishes, I am Very truly yours, JOHN S. BATTLE Corernor of ITrghua If The newly-formed Cavalier Club is composed of all Virginia students 011 the Cam- pus. Carl Cannon has served as president of the group this year. Mrs. Ramon DeSliaz0 is sponsor for the club. This page paid for by Ihe Cavalier Club. T8 11 if ff ff' -A ix! Q5 ,--. l V W A N ' nt' ' . rv f y .Eh A . -' V A .-.1 Q - , I 4- 1 K Q ' M V 4 AA. V A f , K i . , Y.. ' '. x ' ' . A , b 1 , . ' , V ' AVS 'k J '23 :' va' lk I as -.,, Q' V - N b ' , .ff-9' ,M f ' N .4 'V ' , 1 .-J-wvxnww jg., ., V, V ' ,A-,..-rf' 'fb 1 f if J' '- . 2 MQVEME T III SPCDRTS 's. FOOTBALL 1, :wff--,ie. 9-ui' 1114952 ' . 'i iJif' bl fifty? sg . . D94 . 4 : .5 . -1.12 -0 .-1: .E - '.-:' -fi ' C- 5193 . ff' M' ..,.,1,-,. A First row. left to right: Yaughan. Knight:-ri. C. Frisbie. Thomasson. DeBruhl. Conner. Ward. Meadows. Second row: Alexander. Garner. Boatwright. Singleton. Boyd. Freeman. Hall. Buckner. Williamson. Vance. Third rout Coach Don Henderson. Higdon. Jones, Bedford, Potts. Carlton. Hughes. Davis. Brock. Young. Coach Bob Edwards. Fourth rou: Price. Medford. Griffin. Elkins. Reese. Ready. Shubert. Byrd. Jones. The 1951 football season marked many changes and improvements. For the first time in the history of Mars Hill College. the Lions played llllflel' lights on the home field. During the summer a group of interested alumni met to form an athletic club. known as the Lions Club, whose aim is to promote a better brand of athletics. Landers Cottage was set aside as a place of residence for foot- ball players. This enables the boys to become better acquainted with each other. thus producing better team work. Don ,l. Henderson began his second season as Head Coach of the Lions. A local product. Bob Edwards. is a most able assistant. Early in September. thirty-eight hopeful candidates. representing five states. reported for prac- tice to inaugurate the 1951 gridiron season. Letterman Hubert Garner was elected captain and alternate co-captains were selected before each game. With only four other lettermen reporting. Coaches Henderson and Edwards immediately began the task set before them. As a result a strong and spirited team was produced from the mass of newcomers. In the first game the coaches were rewarded as the squad swamped Presbyterian Junior Col- lege 31-0. Many freshmen came through in grand style. The strong forward wall of the home team held the Scotties to only twenty-seven yards rushing. With high spirits the Lions journeyed to the Memorial Stadium to meet Asheville-Biltmore in a conference game. However. their hopes were dampened as a one point margin decided in the Bull- dogs favor 14-13. On October 20. the Lions bowed in defeat as Lees McRae won by a margin of two conversions. The next game was played at home in the rain and mud against Tennessee Wesley'an. This was the only time during the season that the Lions were unable to score, although they did control the ball throughout most of the game. Another wide conversion kept the Lions from finish- ing in a dead-lock with North Greenville. Singleton scored the lone marker of the game to give Mars Hill a 6-0 lead. but a ninety-five yard TD drive by the Spiders could not be halted and seconds be- fore the final whistle they pushed across. In the homecoming game on Thanksgiving Day. Mars Hill led throughout the struggle only to see Asheville-Biltmore score in the final minutes to take the last game of the season. Those finishing their football days at Mars Hill were Bob Reese. Hubert Garner. Allen Shubert, Hal Buckner. Marion Powell. Bill Boyd. and Bob Townes. 30 1 :w','3',v ,', u ' Y'- 64 ,Q LX . rf C. '.. ' 59' . ,.,,. QQXWF 5 ,I J., 5' '35 f 9' ,?f l1EI:-L., 4-55579 5 3fgim.4-in wg,- i Q up qf Qgfg' Q -A . 1. 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Ilxwls nn Fmirtxlux Yun mg un 'l'mgX,.3, Llmlxrm ,nn XVILLI-KNISOX FHIQIH-ilc un HI1,IlI'N xxxk ,Qu- sr M- ' , .ufmri-7i..,.1. . v.. u . 'ZW .f.-'f'wru..,..- Wifi--' ,- 'L' 1 ,1 'Si ,1 it P 'B - 1 4? -y-' 443. -ve, 'lv Q .my 'ni ff' A4 1 ek QQ' .-, 1, xx yen. +A., Ng vi' 557' fa- X ,.-ia, 1 , -5 ,vi X 4 i 1 'sf 'F' C A, Q ' Q ff ' W ' ' my 1 N, 7 Q f , A I Ag 4. ,s ' I , 9 u,,.,,,,.,,.-:ivf 1. 7-V, v V , if . , , A b . .J .eww irjgzgmfai iygiq 'yy .. X-.qw -aw.-.Q ,... - mf rs Ziff 1 G. 0 J' gf, --fx K? C it Q'--f.-,mQw-. r RW ,. 'Fm' 371:--f H . Y I ' 9 xxnx 3 yX.f E3 Lg Hasketlmll gann- of the Tumlnliu The ggump plea strmlgtlm and ru- Tup' Gila-ull Ill-livv lliflfllv: Pllllllllx. Mo H Bufturn: 'If Williaxus ll 3 ,xunsx Nlalfk 4 5- Jon BYRD J IM WARD On November 1, 1951, forty boys reported to Coach Bob Edwards as they aimed to make his 151 ndream team. After six weeks of practice, the squad was cnt to twelve boys who formed a team that displayed perfect teamwork throughout the season. HAL BUCKNER Although many key players from the 1950-51 season had been lost through graduation, the cagers ended their schedule of sixteen conference and three non-confer- ence games with a neat record. Bos REESE 86 FRED RUBY JIM KNIGHTEN ' l f lnal Hulnx xx IN ilu unlx IIINI Nlllll' I -fu? 1,1 mf' .4 max Hula l:4lNl l'IIlIl 1 w' 9 5 .S :lll2I,Ii'I' Ifmu: ' I. -Y . 'YZ . . ka, 4 1 -1 2 .- . ' f A f -+V-:Q X 1- '. 0. Q X X , ,, 1 -A. I 'x xi? f Ill-iv XII :urn In vulx RVQINHII llllx. 114-xwmm-1' Im 'incl mme-11 Nll'l'llglll lu Ille- Nrlimlwilllhixlil1e'l'a-lml1lul- l ' Num' un- xml lm'vllI llv Nlnmlllv' lwwl . -. w Vllllllllllvll in plzlx lux 4llllNllIl4IlIlll Hum' gunna Umm' ollnl Nllhlll llIl'lllII1'l'N gun- Illa- il XY1lIlIlt'lkiIII Jxxpluy ul Rl s 1NllIlx um! lligh-vlass lnull. 'PENN S 6,415 .Elgfc .J l 1 I X,tsp.R5 H14 X'-ids HQ Kneeling: Gragg. Polls. Ragan. Ward. Slzznding: Lyndon. Coach J. V. Howell. T. Allen. Tennis, track, and baseball complete the five major sports in which Mars Hill competes. Mars Hill is one of the few junior colleges in the, South to field teams in five major sports. This year the Lions com- peted in track and tennis dur- ing both the fall and spring seasons. In the fall, the tennis season was highly successful as Coach J. V. Howell led the team through two victories over Lees-McRae, 4-3, 8-O. The contests were continued in the spring. K First row: Olive. Bobo. Rich, Taylor. Gibson. Palmer. Niedermayer. Second row: Plc-mmons. B. Cole. Fulp. Moore, E. Bailey. T. Bailey. Jones. Third row: Elle-nburg. Hodge. H. Davis. Lloyd. Reese. Haggai. Gaither. Coach Bob Edwards. First row: Carlton. B. Poole. Tbreatt. Dunn. Poovey. Ward, Second row: Colclougb. R. Smith, Ruby, Roberts. Wood. Third row: Tucker. Corn. Dykes. Thomas. McGirt. Miller, Godshall, Coach Don Henderson. I 'VII XXII II Xl. I 4NI'I'IIXIjI. IIII XXII H :X vital part HI lhr' XIAIIY IIIII ' -- W- Q 5 , . , . ,vm ' I .. ., ,, zilI1I1-liv prugixiiii is IllIl'iIllllll'LlI ' foullnlli. Niiielx'-scwii Imp, 15 1 ff Q pig we' ' P94 p:i1'lic1paitc'1I in lhw PUIHIIAII' fv 1- v-oo prngruiii whivli was lllllI1'l' thx- il E., . . - - I ... lIll't'l'Illlll UI l.suu'In's Ilcmler- SI, son mimi IZKIXYLIIYIS ni tlivvluv- 1 DQ uIly mul ,It'l'l'f' I'auIgc'll ni thi- aluiivnl Imdy. Six tcunis wwf' FIIIFIPKI from Suvietiew. l'IllIia. ulassvs. and 4IUl'l1lIIUl'Il'S. Spil- nmn Dormitory fouglmt through an umlefcailod smisuii tu luke! the crown. with NIQ-Irmm' heing the 1'lIIlllt'1'-Llp. Int1'umu1'uI Imskelliall and mfthull aim K'i provicimi aflvrnomis of fun anfl exeri-iso fm' Imth lion and glyls. Frnnl mu: R. Smith. I.dIl','IlIl1I, llarhnn. III:-unx. Xml'-rliiziwr l.3r1':-n. Xlonk. .Smuml mu KiNKr'IIrl1l'gJ. HIII. X-mnuIwIm-II. Iirmsii. Ilmw-11. Rulry. Ihr' XI-I.IuIv Ilunur- lhv mvn who haw QHIIIVII high rr-wvgriition in XHINIIX Npurl-. IIN pilrpmf-N are lo l1 i:lI,'Il If-am-xmrk aml fair play ailiimig atlilvlr-N. Sealed: Gillwn. Lloyd. l,i3I'Il0I'l. Pollm Knigglilvn. II. Ilan-. H. Fmith. I'umf-5. Ward, llurnx-r. Sflllllllllgf Coluluugh, Mille-r, E, Ilrmxii. 'I'uwmw. Rv.--.-. Iimwli. Huhy, Iilr-xiii, lflugh.-N, Rgiggm, U I I 4X I 1 l S Lv!! lu right: Ilululuugli. Ruhy. Tw,m'm--, lim-NH. II. Uaxix. If, Ilruwn. xdi if Miss ALOHA THOMAS Miss KATHRYN HYATT Misa Kathryn Hyatt was vrmvnwl Hoiuecmlling Quwn antl Hiis .Xloma 'llhomas has crownr-il I-'omliall Qui-vii at Ihr' annual Tlianksgixing gain:-. Le!! tu righl: Nlargarvt Marr. Janvt Pnnflr-r. llor--thy Slxiflltlx. Kathryn Hyatt. ,-Xlulna Thomas. Gaym-llw lihantllt-r. Kneeling. left tu right: Mary Dean Hedrick. ,Io Anderson. Jean Colvard. Peggy Savage. Standing: Charles Knight, Betty Pasfhall, Head Cheerleader Ralph Riley, Jackie Eaton, John White. 90 ,rf- . Sk N O 0' lt?il,.l'. Wu ia ' part in the VLIIIIIYLIS SIYUYIFN 0l'QQilllilLlli0ll. Tlw the' YYUlNt'll.h organi- zation Wllil'Il uivvs l'w-ugllilioll tu Ilms wlm lmw vxw Ill sports. A spew HPI puinlf f'ill4ll6l1 in llw NWI X mll lt NI-lileln Clulw iN Yiil'lllllN ggfn S ' - ulvlea za 2ll'I to ln-- vunw u lllQ l1IlN'l' ui the vlula. 1 'UW XX .A.:X. l.Illlll4'lI Flllbtlll 1 tivr-F. wlwlm-ml fm' 5INll'INlllill Slllll. l'lILll'il4'lPl'. and Lllll U I aw I.lixt'I'llil Iwll. l'ru1'lnul'u He-rrin. 111111 Jenin' H 1 I I Nl Nl J DISSONANT FW 1-1.-if-f-P ,415 . f I 4 g -X35 u1 ,.1X , Li .uh Q Aus 'ff 'x- ' ' A W f 54 'A , V .YY 4 - 5 -, - V . 2 .' --2-f mx .. ' 1 A V r -wif' .-,A y X 1- V 1 I Y 314, A X , , x 5' qix xx 4 P sv.. . ,, .. 1' Q P 4 will K4 I ' gms 6 1 i W , A . I 4 Q 5 3 Q 4 . ,v -. -s , 1 ' ,A -5 ,, , ' ' Q , . . ,, F V 5,6 it It tx X E' .N .V V' q -' .Q . Qlxwx. 'Ve V1 ' X B . - .fr J ' Q 1? s qu r Z, . ' ' f , f-: K 'I ' X W , . Y .,: ' :mf xg K V91 . . , 5 ' - V . V ,j : - w Q ,, I ' , 1 ir ' ' f v f'.'f'- f' . ' ' I N ff - ,5 U! f . . .Q . , D I 3 4 - Q ' ' 1 'FSI' - V ' 'V . ' 1 -gnu' a , V 3 - N 2 is ' - 5.117 ' ' 7 ' . 1 ag-I -g . 1 :,, I , -- ' 1 ' 5 i -cg , L z .5 I gf' ' ,gs ,, gi - .,,, , ' 1 .f if- pi A K , T', : .-H1 , Y, VV X , .,- -4. 1.44, ., ' , I hgh. xx b, ' -- 'wfi , mix 1.3 'gg-QB, . Q I1 Lf . ,urs . ' . Y -qg,::,.iS , 215, K iM?.:-L.- - pf - 4 A. , 4' V 375' - flix ' 'Ni- . - 1 M- N .Lgimg -f -,yi-'f ' , 3 ' ' f 'Ma m 4 -5 'fl - . ,--4614 . MQVEME T VI FEATURES The 1952 LAUREL Staff cio Miss Joyce Taylor, Associate Ed. Mars Hill College Mars Hill, N. C. Dear Joyce, This is the hardest job that I have had yet. or at least since I took over the re- sponsibility of representing Wfhe Old North State. I found it extremely difficult to choose from so many pretty girls. especially since I have only a photograph of each. I do Wish that I could see and know the girIs individually, because to me personality and character often add a great deal to one's real beauty. However, I have given the matter serious consideration. I choose Miss Janet Ponder as queen of the 1952 edition of the LAUREL. From her picture. Janet appears to he a lovely girl with sparkling eyes and that all-important, wholesome 6'American Look. I surely have enjoyed working with you. and I hope that your animal is a great success. If I can help you in any Way in the future. just let me know. Sincerely, Lu Long Ogburn 'GIVIISS NORTH CAROLINA, 1951 PRESENTINC .. MISS L LIREL Chosen by Miss North Carolina, 1951 96 N5 tak V -' -37, .izk fig UNIT! Il'lul'HXI1ll xl.lI- Hull. Nuuilu f.:nl:1fm4 97 XIISS CXRUHC JONES UENFIFLD 4Xsl1f'xilIsx Nurllu Llkllolilld MISS UlIlIiT',I',X JU ANN ANDERSON G1'cee11x'il,l4?, Slilllll Czllwirlillal N I'HIiH'I'IIN XXX Ill VIIX Nllvlwlnl. X-vllfl '.lI4lIlII.I Sw' L1 .4, 25 ' , . , iizfizllff-'1' I. , 'W 2 , - ,' N ,,' ' N5 .06- is 'Dx f , II-II X HIINXINIIIX 4X I I.-I 1, II1ltI,IIl'l MISS GLADYS MARIE DHXPER Roanoke I'IHlPI1Ib. North Ca1'oIina MISS NIAXINIC MINE 1-II'IAPPEI,L NYYIIIHIUII-SHIGIN. North Carolina N lvl-fl--1.-I N :lla 1.a:1II11n,4 I XXINX IIHIIIIIIIIP fx. F ,- SNX 5 N NIH XXX IH IMI.-X Nnnlfu fmuln MISS M.-XRY WAXNDA PEER . v Y - f,,lnL11lnliu-, Nmlll Lilllbllllil MISS MARY MARGARET HEXRI Xlnlrvxxs. North Cglmlilm NN NXIZXII XXX 'I'II1l H U , in ,, 55 ll la fish AQ! llAIrXIll'l'llNlllX1 5lN'III'l'l', Nnlllu l..1mIlll.n S MAY DAY the COURT 104 1 'r-1.,+.-ng .'-- , , x 5 mrswq-.vmhuxxwvn :esta ilnxuxemx w W Y l .Q-, ,f-. Jqf.-1 S .ur 4 Af-5 ,., x 106 XIINN IxXIIIIIXN IIN XII .mul XIINN XI UNIX IIIH X I ' , Q, XII IIIIIIIIIIH Imrllla . , 4 4 .G X :X-. XIINN III XII IIIIX IIXXIIINHX .IMI XIINX I XIIHII lil XI IIIIP HIT ,f MISS JOYCE BAIIMGARDNER for BOBBY IIEAFNER Ezlimr, LAUREL MR. ALBERT LEATH for JOYCE TAYLOR Associafe Eflilor, LAUREL MISS JESSIE JEAN GANTT for ALAN Gmac President, B. S. U. 108 STLI SPG 0 YU' MISS PEGGY GRIFFIN ' for R. L. CRISP Business Manager, LAUREL DE T SCDRS i P MISS MARGARET MARR I Q for WARNER BUMGARDNER A President, funior Class I Y fi V J f I J N J I 'a PVT. J. FRANK LYLES for JOAN SCIIWAB AXSCICIYIIE Edilllf, Hilllop MISS CAROLYN FEW for BOB Towwus l'res1'11enl, Senior Class 109 MRS. E. L. ROBERTS for CI-:Nu ROBERTS Erlilor, Hilllop 'wana -fi , I th- x--Vvt- l 1 LJELODIEQ TO REMEMBER l I l 4 4 I , 9 Daddy Blackwell crowns Hcnneeoming Queen Kathryn Hyatt The Mountain Lions descend on their opponents 4 Artist Joe Ruliertsmfs Yuletide Greetings to Lou Stewart interprets the Christmas Story the Edna Moore Girls in Hullman Master Eric Blackwell strums the ivories 1 u 1951's Junior Class presents the long-to-be-remernlnered The Pilgrim Chorus ushers in the dawn on Red Sails in the Sunset Thanksgiving rnorn 110 Th 1952 Laurel Mars Hill College They're all past nowfthe days and nights spent taking pictures. planning layouts, drawing up dummy sheets, writing copy, typing. proofreading, and numhers of other things-all of which were part of the task of representing Mars Hill as you know it. As we write these final words. we want them to he words of gratitude to those of you who worked unceasingly to help us produce this LAUREL. We want to say Thank you to the stall memhers for giving hours of valuahle time preparing material for this hook: to R. L. Crisp for his excellent handling of the advertisingg to Mr. Robert Chapman and Mr. Emmett Sams, our faculty advisers, for their constant and capable guidance which was invaluable to us: to Bea Adams and Kay Wlells for giving so willingly of their time and talent to do anything that needed to he done: to Boh Bruton and Jay Johnson for their valuahle assistanceg and to the many who helped with senior Writeups: to lVlr. and Mrs. George Randall for their fine handling of the photog- raphyg to Mr. P. C. Stringfield and Glen Mitchell for their activity and organizations pictures: to Willialli Oliver Smith of Edwards and Broughton for his thoughtful and careful handling of many of our prohlems. To all of you who co-operated with us. and to those of you who showed a personal interest in our puhlication. we wish to express our sincere appreciation, and to the entire student hody we give our wish that the 1952 LAUREL will he to you a happy and lasting reminder of the part of the symphony of your life which you played at the Hill. Bon AND Jovca. 111 W K, X , bf!7lII1lllg ,4lu'r1y.S for COVIlI1IIEl10S.S, MARS HILL COLLEGE extends best wishes to all HlClllb61'S of the CLASS OF 1952 as they join the ranks of the Alumni and eagerly welcome the members of the CLASS GF 1953 as they return to the campus this fall HOYT BLACKWELL. President, M.ARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA FURMAN UNIVERSITY GREENVILLE, S. C. Founded 1826 Cnursvs loading to Degrev of Iiavhvlur of .-Xrts. Havlirflnr of 5r'iPnr'e. Harliplor of Arts in Nlusiv. and Master nf Arts. I'r6-prfvfossional Course Groupings. Spcicial Emphasis ill Training for Christian Iieaflershiln. SPMMICR SESSION Inc'IurIvs Two Six WPPIQ Torlns june to August 1952 For Calalng Wrilf' FVRIVIAN IINIVERSITY Ofiirifr nf the Registrar f SERVING THE SOUTH Wi' 0 SINCE 1896 42 co' The .5?Jutl1's Largest lndepenflpnt Meat Parker Complete Insurance Protection for Business ' Honw - Car at a Savings F EDERATED MUTUAL Implement anrl Hardware II1SllI'Z-IIICP Co. 3114 We-st Clay Street RICHMOND 21. VIRGINIA Driveways, Inc. Tffrliniral Building PHONE 2- I T80 ASHI-IVII.I.I'f. NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of A FRIEND PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS EREDITH COLLEGE FULLY ACCREDITED liberal arts college. Departments of art, business, home economics, music. Supervised teaching in Raleigh schools. PROGRESSIVE education program promoting Christian character and service. Distinguished record of students honors. ATTRACTIVE location in Raleigh, Hthe educational center of the State. Beautiful campus of 170 acres. Plans for extensive development. Write for catalogue and folder of views CARLYLE CAMPBELL, President Raleigh, North Carolina GEOIIGETDWII GDLLEGE GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY A Broad Offering of Undergraduate Courses Art Latin Bible Mathematics Biology Music Business Administration Philosophy Chemistry Physical Ed. Economics Physics Education Psychology English Religious Ed. French Secretarial Studies German Sociology History Spanish Home Economics Speech Courses leading to the Bachelor of Arts Degree, Bachelor of Science Degree, and Bachelor of Music Education Degree. Also Pre-professional training for dentistry, engineering, law, medicine, ministry, nursing, pharmacy, social work, and teaching. For additional information write to: S. S. HILL, President Georgetown College Georgetown, Kentucky For catalogue. application blank and room reservation. write to: J. FOLEY SNYDER, Registrar Georgetown College Georgetown, Kentucky Large institution, beautifully situated. Seventy-eighth year. One-, two-, and four-year courses in Secretarial Science, Business Administration, Ac- counting, Commercial Teacher Training. Also short, inten- sive courses in all phases of Business Training. -A' BOWLING GREEN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY and COLLEGE OF COMMERCE BowL1Nc GREEN, KY. C0111 1111111 U11 ts Of B. B. PENLAND 6' SON COMPANY SYMWWHS , ,efM. ON SALE A l' C OOD Sllllilfb lLVl KYWHl4RE LUMBER 55100 32' JLb and Morgan Bros Inc N IS Dellclous Food 0 Burnsville, N. C. 1 e Nahon'.v L a m 'andnesu ' 9 if I i UX 0 BUILDING 5UppLl ES Wholesale lmffffmfm 67 Broadway, Asheville .C. O l 0 - FNT 'Y PS0Ml'.T7?7P'DA7. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE Clfounclecl 18541 Greetings to the 1952 LAUREL and the Students of MARS HILL COLLEGE SUMMER SESSION OPENS JUNE 9. 1952 FALL SEMESTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 12. 1952 For further z'1zf0r111ati011. write WAKE FOREST COLLEGE W.AKE FOREST. NORTH CAROLINA .Tlxe aflvaulage of tllesc aml many. many Ollie'-r Zmalbmin C1'v1c'es wllllfr 5IlOPlJllIg al Ivex Q lll Asllevxlle' Bulflwivz Piulzow and Organs ' Panrcel Check Desk . . . Street Fllmr ' Pefsonal Shopper . . . Call Or Write A A-Ca,.,,1im, Ashe- CAGLE MUSIC COMPANY . .T A . Q T8 Patton Avenue 0 Ladies Lounge . . .Q Tlmcl Plum ASHEVILLE- NORTH CAROLINA ' Gift Vl71'apping BOOIIT . . . Basement 0 Mailing Room . . . Rasement MacGregor-Goldsmith Athletic Equipment Trophies : Sweaters J!!-'jf Archery Equipment I 2 Fishing Tackle and Guns 2 , A -S: 5 5:5 5 , offlsberille if The All-Sports Store, lnc. DIAL 8711 81 Patton Avenue Telephone No. 2Ol9l Asheville, N. C. 155557 ii ' , C -A I I ,V,r 'tf .1.:.:. r.s A , g.s, V H I A A 'A' A 'E R I A -lir - :g.. .. , T'-T --A i' ' ' i2'-. T 1g.sgf'ii ' 1' 't'i' --'-1- A--- A r-uV.- 1 ff E :'.- ?'f Yff '---' - '- A ---fA:4 A :1,s:.., 1 ,.,,..'. s.'..... 1 I ' ' 'f R S P E C RIDE T R A IL W A Y S ALWAYS ,lx T Y T T H R O U G H R R O U T E S I From P ASHEVILLE TO BIRMINGHAM ASHEVILLE TO NEW YORK S ASHEVILLE TO RALEIGH ASHEVILLE TO CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE TO WASHINGTON ASHEVILLE TO MEMPHIS Only one Change to DALLAS - AMARILLO - CHICAGO TAMPA and MIAMI QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA AFu CARSON-NEWMAN COLLEGE 'Hilti icligd llif il ' JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE Ily Accredited Co-Educational Senior College Fourteen Strong Departments Especially Strong in Bible and Religious Education Science, Music and Teacher Education 'A' For Information Write Registrar LEIIDIR RHYNE GDLLEGE HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA .-I l:0'PllU1'llfi0llllI Senior Collage Fully .-1l'l'I'PlIilPIl 0 I.l Illill XI, XIITS 0 SCIICNLIE 0 .Xll SIC ' TILMIIIICII 'FICIXININIL 0 CUXIIYII-lllflli Htl:11-f'11i'i'iw11l:r1' Il1'll'l'1'lI't'.Y llIl'lllt!t' , . , . . lhinil, lll'l'llt'Sl.l'll. l,lIUlI'. lxafllu. ll1'ailizll1i'S. l'luI'f1llsi4's avail Allllvllri l'llllIlllilSls on Clirietian S,lllillAllL'l1'I' anal N-liialzileliili lfiii' llulalugln' mul utllvr Illlntlflllillllbll. write lu VUIIIT ll. CIIIIINIICII. l'ruw1'1lv1zl BAYLOR U N IVERSITY WELCOMES MARS HILL GRADUATES Boylan' biiiwlsity. 107-yezli'-iilfl inetitutiim of llie Baptist Ceiieml CtlIIVPllllOll ol' Texas. imites ul:-rt tltllllg people In luirtit-ipate in mlm-ulioii ut its liest. Cultural uml sclvxltillc lillUWlf'tlgH is llllt'I'llI't'ltAll in the light ol' Cl1I'l5llkll1 truth. llaxlm' rafters Ll lull rfurriculum in ten 2:-l'llUUl!4 an ml colleges leucling lo ln11'lwln1'. IIlLlSlt?I'. aml 1lm'tm'ate ilegrees. For Ill- lloimatieiii. write the Registrar. Sllllllllfl' Quarter Opens Juno 3, 1952 Full 13lllll'll'l', Septenxlwr 16. 1952 ,BAYLOR UN VERSITY M MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON, GEORGIA A fully accredited liberal arts college with schools of Christianity and law, conferring tI1e A.B., BS., I..L.B., and lVl.Ed. degrees. Co- educational, church-related. Member, South- ern Associalion of Colleges, the Association of American Law Schools, and on the approved list of the Association of American Universi- ties. Balanced program and curricula em- phasizing physieal, intellectual, social, and spiritual growth. New wing on Mary Eri11 Porter Dormitory provides rooms and parlors for 100 additional girls. For information write REGISTRAR. MERCER UNIVERSITY, Macon, Georgia THE MARS THEATRE We are glad to have had the opportunity of knowing you. When you revisit Mars Hill it will be a pleasure to see you again .... Compliments PIERCE PRODUCE, INC PHONE 529 GREENEVILLI-3, TENN. of wk TUGMAN'S HOME FURNISHINGS 'ir MARS HILL, N. C. Wholesale Produce, Poultry and E Fruits and Vegetables Congratulations to the Senior Class Randall Studios Main Studio ARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA sg? CITIZENS BANK It is prepared to meet your banlring requ.irement.s. Mars Hill. N. C. Hot Springs. N. Marsliall. N. C. CTDIIIIIIIAIIIPIIIS 0 THE NEWS-RECORD The Exifllzfislzeal Newspaper of ilIllIlliS0ll' f.'u11r1t.y COMMERCIAL PRINTING Mars Hill Pharmacy We ,4pprer'iate 011.r Sturlent Business Compliments of . . WELL'S MARKET 'GTlze Friendly Store Compliments of Bell Distributing Co. ASHEVILLE. N. C. DI.HfI'IlJlll0l'S for Maxwell House Cnffee and all General Food Proaluels Compliments of Cox Department Store In Appreciation of Student Trade MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA French Broad Chevrolet Co., In CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Sales ami Serziiee MARSILXLI.. NORTH CAROLINA C We ve enjoyed serving Compliments of . . . you' Mars Hill-Weaverville R. S. Gibbs Company Bus Lines Congratulations to all of you. FOR SERVICE SAFE : DEPENDABLE COURTEOUS ENJOY SOUTHERN DAIRIES ' SEALTE ST MILK AND ICE CRELAM ',.,.Q:.5-.ur-If , H S N . 1 I M' K ' LT PM 4 'f' .TTT .. . I H lv...r,f'v,4, ,iv mpfgf' 1' f I' :',5f'f ?'- 15 2 ' 71 ?K -G -' A - - ' ff ' fi- 1mmH':1.1323+ Ifjncf-1.J,a'2gfz1gQm2mi,e-W' . . ixiiv ff-ills. Xve extc-ml our Yvry III the l'IItIII'v if yuu will writv lmst wislws aml look fIII'waI1'1l us. l I ' 'i.it.: AIIV time V I re- I - I - - U yu U X E E Ii - ,501 f,-1 .s. We Qlfillly llllilvlliilll' llIl'll to the I'aIIIpIIb. VSO shall - I Q , - fcmmg um weIIIIIu Xilll Lilililll. Ire glad tu lne of Qelwive tu you Q . , . JOHN NIARR. JR.. PI2.IRI.I: S. HEAII. NIM GRIFFIN. FIIANIQES ANIIERsox THE T DE T CE TER P4110'V V QUT 41- for Oaalhy lr? lfff E -ij , mi EIQ C6 SPECIAL CD corrng 744: Enviar 0! 7Af7l1eaf The Sluzlenls of XINRS HIIL COLLEGE Will Slmu' Their ,'1l1IJl'0t'IAIlfl.lIIl lu 1116 ,f11lI'el'I1'seI's fn THE LAUREL H-I' P!1ll'0IlI.1l'I1g Them Wlzcnerer Posxzlble. J. F. G. COFFEE COMPANY Knoxville, Tennessee Compliments of ASHEVILLE MICA COMPANY r Coca-Cola Bottling Company ASHEVILLE N. C. SCHOOL SUPPLIES OUR SPECIALTY Clark-Fowler Cigar Co. REED AND ABEE, INC ASHEVILLE, N. C. TELEPHONE 3-6421 READY MIXED ASHEVILLE. N. c. CONCRETE Compliments Of CONTRIBUTED Royal Crown BY A Bottling Company FRIEND OF MARS HILL COLLEGE NEHI FLAVORS ROYAL CROWN COLA PAR-T-PAK QUARTS RILTMORE PRESS 'A' . . . extends greetings and good wishes to the faculty and students of Mars Hill College . . . and adds a cordial Thank You for the very pleasant business relations so long enjoyed with the institution. Compliments of. .. BROYHILL FURNITURE F ACTORIES Representing LENOIR CHAIR CO. LENOIR FURNITURE CORP. CONOVER FURNITURE CO. O. L. BROYHILL FURNITURE CO. HARPER FURNITURE COMPANY T. H. BRoYHn.L OTIS L. BROYHILL J. E. BROYHILL E. C. NICCALL OFFICIAL LAUREL PHOTOGRAPHER Eor ALL CLASS PICTURES AND THE BEAUTY SECTION RANDALL STUDIOS EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHY For School and College Yearbooks - MAIN STUDIO ARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA -QX XX .X XXX?--l xxx 55x 'fix XIX1-.Q Xb TX xx xxx.:-fjlxfx XR N.. yx. 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