Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)
- Class of 1958
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N' X UUR PRESIDENT Hllll HIS HIESSHBE The invigorating climate which has pervaded the Mars Hill College campus for more than one hundred years has been produced by the un- impeachable academic and spiritual integrity of the college. The quality of education required for the space age will call for an environment such as this. There will he no person or group of persons more responsible for this at Mars Hill than will the students themselves. I have no lack of confidence that they will meet this responsibility in full measure. It is a high privilege to be an active member of the Mars Hill family. Cordially, HOYT BLACKWELL ROBERT L. HOLT. Ph.D. Vice Presiclenl ,Tx . :QI T if A- Q ' ,Il Af 'I RALPH M. LEE. KLA. Dean 111' the Cfrllege N it I 1 a, -, 1 Q' ' '- f T 1 3 .1 1 .wwf b 9 N Y, 'xx A V -. , A ' WILLIAM L, LYNCH. Tml. K! w '25 wwf . H- 4 ' :4 ' J . Dem wwf htudent. CAROLINE BIGGERS, HA. De-an fri' Women 1 v r--v Ei' ' yea , 1 . f A 1 p -....,-' - vb Left to right: FRANCES SNELSON. B.A., Assistant to the President: ROBERT R. CHAP- MAN, M.S., Registrar: EDITH SWANN. HA., Bur- fifteen 'nr' J I oo.. . ' .gg x XJ 't R -f H- - -.-x '67 Sari EDNA EAVE5, MS., Lib1'z11'iz11l: JOHN A. MC- LEOD, BLA., Directm' of PL1lPHC2'lti0l1S1 YYALTER P, SMITH. MJ.. Dil'GCt1'l1' uf Publicity. .4- A 1 www' ,KA fv- '. ,. 3. 1 1 'M I K mf -...v 6 , lf.. is fr Q.. x ,, ,. 4- A x 593 U 'sa N-..4' mf ,- -vi Q-QQ! First Row: JERRY B. AMACKER, BA., Business, MARTHA SINCLAIR BIGGERS. BA., Music: MILDRED L. BINGHAM, M,B.A., Business: RACHEL M. CHAPMAN. B.S., Business, ROBERT R. CHAPMAN, M.S., Businessg JOHN C. CHRISTIAN, M.M., Organ. Second Row: ROBERT COLEY, M.A., Englishg STAF- FORD L. COMPTON, M.A., Sociology, History, and Bible: FREDERICK CORBIN, M,Ed., Physics and Chemistry: RUBY H, COX, M.Ed., Business: GENTRY CRISP, M.A.. English: ROBERT L. EDWARDS, M.A., Physical Educa- tion. Third Row: GWYNDOLA P. FISH, M.A., Spanish, COLLIE GARNER, M.A., English: VIRGINIA HART, M.A., Physical Education: DON J, HENDERSON, M.A., 9' 1' .-P' 51' -' n I .. 32.2 ' -450 42.5 :I - ui., x l ... I MSF! 'S .F I s. , .IQ 2 'sl Physical Education, ANNA I-IINES, M,M., Piano, J. V HOWELL, M.A., Mathematics. Fourth Row: MARY N. HOWELL, M.A., Home Eco- nomicsg A. ELLISON JENKINS, Th.D,, Bible and French BETTY C. JOLLEY, M.A., History: HARLEY E. JOLLEY M.A., History and Geography: M. H. KENDALL, Th.M. Bible and Greekg HARVEY N. LANCE, M.Ed., Mathe- matics. Fifth Row: RALPH M. LEE, M.A., Economics: MAR- THA LINNEY, M.A., English: WILLIAM L. LYNCH Th.M., Psychology: PHILIP A. MAGNUS, M.A., Band EVELYN A. MCLEOD. English: JOHN A. McLEOD, M.A. English, - sixteen - 6 fs fx 'Ml' Q 'in - I tw-r Q77--r sus X.:-f 'C , y M1 . S327-l9t:v . V . -, fb Q in , V 4:5 U NL 5-in J J' 'P wg' 1'-if wr 2 ' 'I ' f. -. I , . --nn !? an W gf L X -,qv-if,, A' if U9 'sr ,f -'rf E- .-f f I I 1 4 ,fin W.. ,.i First Rout NANCY MEDFORD, M.A., Mathematics, J. RAYMOND NELSON, Ph.D.. Bible: RUFUS N. NORRIS, MA., Voice and College Choir, L.M. OUTTEN, Ph.D., Biology. Second Huw. WILLIAM F. PEGG, MA., Mathematics: ELLA J. PIERCE. Ph D, English: DANIEL E. RICHARDSON, Th.D., Chemistry: J. ELWOOD ROBERTS. Music Theory. Third Rom: NONA M. ROBERTS, M.A, French. JOE C. ROBERTSON, M.F.A.. Ai-tg EMMETT S. SAMS, M.A., Mathematics: WILLIAM A. SHERWOOD, MS.. Biology, Fourth Row: JOHN V. SINCLAIR, NLM., Pianog EVELYN UNDERWOOD. M.A., History: CORNELIA H. VANN, M.A.. German and Spanish: ELIZABETH W. WATSON, MA.. Dramatics. Fifth Row: R. DWIGHT WILHELM, Th.M., Radio Production: ARTHUR E. WOOD, M.S., Physics and Engineering: VERNON E. WOOD. MS., Chemistry and Geology: DAVID N. YOUNG, MA., History and Government. Not Shown: MRS. HOBART WHITMAN, Voice and Violin. I , Ki, R' R 'IIN HFFIHE HHH GEHEHHL STHFF 'ki f 'H 'T' 4-A Q., 'J-ai 2 QQ, A Fust Row BRYSON H TILSON Superlntendent of Bu1ld1ngs and Grounds EVELYN F ANDERSON Secre tary to the Supeuntendent of Bu1ld1ngs and Grounds PATSY ANDERSON Secretary to the Pres1dent ANN MAUNEY Secretary to the Regxstrar BARBARA STEW ART Secretary to the Reg1strar VIOLETTE B HENDER SON ASSISIBDI to the Bursar LOUISE G WILHELM Ass1stant to the Bursar MYRTLE S RICHARDSON Sec retary to the Dean of the College NONA FAYE LYNCH Secretaly to the Dean of Students Second Row LOVIE C CASHWELL Secretary to the Vxce Presldent BETTY SHOAF Alumn1 Secretary KATHLEEN WALLIN Alumm Secretary R DWIGHT WILHELM Dxrector of Rad1o and Telev1s1on ELIZA BETH COMPTON Llbrary Ass1stant ANN DACUS L brary Asslstant ELIZABETH T NELSON Lxbrary As s1stant EULA G ROBINSON Llblary Asslstant FLOS SIE C TILSON Llbrary Assxstant 'Q LP 'S' 1 Thzrd Row DONALD CALDWELL Manager of the Cafetena and Student Center JUDY BRIDGERS Secre tary to the Cafeterxa Managel PEARL S HEAD Asslst ant Manager of the Student Center EARLINE MARTIN D1et1t1an WADE D MEADOWS Asslstant Manager of the Student Center DR W OTIS DUCK College Phys1 c1an DR W ERNEST POWELL College Phys1c1an EVA BREWER College Nurse JESSIE BOYKIN Myers Host ess Fourth Row CORA CHARLES Huffman Hostess MARY FULBRIGHT Spllman Hostess ANNA LISLE GAMMONS Melrose Hostess JOSIE LIVERMAN Edna Moore Hostess RUBY W SPARKS Treat Hostess LURA BROWN WELLS Brown Hostess GLADYS BROWN WILSON Stroup Hostess elghteen ,. .4 I 'A Y Y A V P ,---- A 'N -I-V VV 'F rf' ' 4 , 6 . 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EMMETT SAMS Class Sponsors We Sophomores returned UNTO THESE HILLS in September with renewed determination and a clearer con- ception of purpose. The months at Mars Hill which passed so slowly at the beginning of the freshman year began to race by. New responsibilities and offices, more specialized courses, and the necessity of transferring to a senior col- lege served to intensify a new seriousness of action. We will never forget the challenge to plain living and high thinking which has been instilled within us during our months among these hills. fi Class Officers: Fick Guin, President: Bea Champion. Secretary: Barbara Carmichael. Treasurer: Joe Arnold, Vice President. - twenty - CIIARLES EIJMOND ADAMS Silver Spring. Md. Pig-Lau' Ellllttllltlll Eu Parlizinientarian. 2: Dorm Sz'ci'ctai'y, 23 Studi-nt Coiuivil. 2: lVl:iryl:ind-D,C. Club Vice Prcsidt-nt, 1, HILIJA KAY A DA NIS Hickory Primary Education Clio Y.W,A. Secretary, 23 Clio Maxslial, 2, Scriblerrs Club, 21 Supcrlative, 2. GEORGE LEONARD AIKEN Asheville 1IIPt'IltIlllL'!ll EIIQIIIHQVIIIQ LAWRENCE WILLIAMS AMMONS Mars Hill llfflfllklllll ties JOAN ANDERSON Timmonsville. S. C. Elemeiitciry Eclzu-rztioir Clio Basketball Club, 1. 12: Tennis Club, 1. 23 W.A.A. Co- Recreational Leadei, 2. DANNY EUGENE ANGEL Asheville Biisiiieszr Adniiizzstrzitioii LETHIA ELIZABETH ARCHER Salisbury Elementary Ecluczitien Clio B.T.U, Promotional Secretary, 21 Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, Second Vice President, 2, Y.W.A., 1, 21 Logothia Club. 1, 2. Vice President, 23 Dorm Vice President, 2, Student Council, 2. .IOE LEE ARNOID Bristol, Va. Liberal Arts Eutlzciliaiz Eu President, C-I Term: Logothia Club, 23 Class Vice President, 23 Football, 1. 21 Dorm President, 23 Super- lative, 2. CONRAD NELSON ALSTIN Charlotte Electrical Engineering Track, 1, 21 M Club, 21 Band, 1, 2. SHIRLEY RUBYNEL AUSTIN Kannzipolis Elemeiittzry Eclticiitzofi Clio Sunday School Vice President, 23 B,T.U. Group Cap- tain, 1, 21 Y.W.A. Council. 2: Dorm Community Mis- sions Chairman, 2, Clio Scrapbook Chairman, 1, 2, Scriblerus Club, 1. 2. Secretary, 23 Deans List, 13 Col- lege Marshal, 23 Supeslative, 2, QA iv' i i 'f 'gage VY' 'RV sl 4 gf ' Ear., ' l 3, 5 2 6 I 'Q V -G .g' 'J 4 Ki LOWELL MYRON BACHMAN Chicago, Illinois Electrical Engineering KAREN HASSELTINE BAILEY Green Mountain Home Economics French Club, 1, 23 Basketball Club, lg Home Economics Club, 2, President, 2. FRANK LINDSAY BAKER, JR. Atlanta, Georgia Pre-Law Euthalian Eu Financial Secretary, 25 International Relations Club, 1. 23 Dean's List, 1. GENE STEWART BAKER Wake Forest Business Administration IVEY JAMES BAKER. JR. Snow Hill Liberal Arts MARY LEIGH BALL Fletcher Elementary Education WILLIAM STEPHEN BALL Henderson Electrical Engineering Science Club, 1, 2: Dean's List, 1. JUDITH ANN BATTON Roanoke Rapids Liberal Arts Clio B.T.U. Group Captain, lg Hiking Club, 1, 2. DANIEL HARMON BEATY Walhalla, S. C. Civil Engineering EARL PENDLETON BELL, JR. Aulander Pre-Law Tennis Team, lg Intramural Sports, 1, 2. JAMES DALBY BELOTE, JR. Wake Forest Liberal Arts Pliiloniatliiuli B,T.U, Group Captain, 1, Vice President, 2, JAMES EDGAR BENNETT Asheville Cliernzcfil Engineering Pliiloniatliiun Science Club, 1, 2. JAMES ROSS BENNETT Kingsport, Tenn. Electrical Engineering Science Club, 1, 2: Deans List, 1, THELMA CAROLYN BENNISON East Flat Rock Home Ecrnzonzics Home Economics Club. 1, 2. JOSEPH LANGFORD BENTHALL Yorktown. Va. Liberal Arts Methodist Youth Fellowship, 1, 2, Vice President, 1 President, 23 Campus Clroir, 2, DINORAH C. BERTOT Miami, Fla. Business Administration Nonpureil B.T.U. Vice President, 1, President, 23 Florida Club, 1, 2: Non Chief Hostess, 2, MA RCIA LORILI. BLACK Asheville Home Economics Dean's List, 1, REVA ANN BLANKENSHIP Canton Nursing Clio Nursing Club, 2. JULIAN ASBURY BLANKINSHIP, JR. Lynchburg. Va. Engineering GLADYS EVELYN BOLICK Lenoir Secretarial Science Ama.. T' , Y '00 C316 X 5.1 p-'x L f-M XI I, if we hp ow if I 'ggix ' n V F at . ,X JOHNNY WILLIAM BOLINGER Vale Electrical Engineering GEORGE KENNAN BOND Miami, Fla. Liberal Arts Mission Council, 2, Publicity Chairman, 2, B.T.U. Social Leader, 1, Vice President. 23 Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2: International Relations Club, 1, Florida Club, 1, 2, President, 2. CHARLES EDNEY BOONE Mars Hill Electrical Engineering Baseball, 1. SYLVIA CATHERINE BOONE Arden Elementary Teacher Nonpareil W.A.A. Dorm Representative, 2, Hiking Club, 2. JUNE LEE BOSTICK Winston-Salem Secretarial Science Clio WILLIAM JOSEPH BOSWELL Wilson Pre-medical Intramural Sports, 1, 2, MAXINE TRUESDALE BOWERS Heath Springs, S. C. Liberal Arts Volunteers for Christ, 2, Sunday School Secretary, 2, ELEANOR ESTELLE BOYD Greensboro Liberal Arts Clio B.T.U. Social Chairman, 1. Group Captain, 29 Y.W.A., 23 HILLTOP C-I Editor, 1, Editor-in-Chief, 2. LESTER CALVIN BRADLEY. JR. Mars Hill Accounting JIMMY ROLAND BRADY Tabor City Pre-Law 1 GAITHER EDWIN BRIGGS Nlzirs Hill Business LARRY LEE BRIGMON Mars Hill Mechanical Eugirieerzng WILLIAM MCCALL BRINKLEY Yaldese Premeclzcal JULIA ELIZABETH BRITTAIN Spartanburg, S. C. Liberal Arts Clio Y.W.A., 1, 2: Westminster Fellowship, 1: Clio Marshal, 2: W,A.A., 1, 23 Superlative, 2, Dorm Social Chairman, 2, NANCY LEE BROOKS High Polnt Pre-Nursing Nonpareil B.T,U., Group Captain, 1, Bible Readers' Leader, 13 Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, Y.W.A., 2, Vice President, 2, Non Historian, 23 Hiking Club, 23 Dorm Chaplain, 2, Nursing Club, 23 Volunteers for Chiist, 1. 2. ROY CLINE BROOKS Stuarts Draft. Va. Business Ad ministratioii MARGARET JOYCE BROOKSHIRE Charlotte Liberal Arts Clio Y,W.A.. 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ, 1, 23 W.A.A., 1, 2, Nursing Club, l, 2. FRED GREY BROWN Troutman Liberal Arts .IACQUELINE SUE BROWN Aiken, S. C. Liberal Arts Clio Sunday School General Secretary, 2, B.T.U. Group Captain, 2, Secretary, 1, Logothia Club, 1, 2, Social Chairman, 21 Campus Choir, 2. fy, JOHN W. BROWN Huntersville Chemical Engineering Science Club, 1, 2, Track, 1, 2: M Club, 25 Dean's List, 1 -0' V 4 Y' JOHNNY MACK BROWN Rock Hill, S. C. Science HAZEL ANN BRYANT Enfield Accounting Nonpareil Sunday School Dorm Representative, 25 Library Club, 2. WILLIAM WAKEFIELD BRYSON Asheville Engineering Basketball, 1. JOSEPH GRADY BUCKNER Asheville Mechanical Engineering CAROLYN MOZELLE BULLARD Baltimore. Md. Music Education Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, Secretary, 25 B.T.U. Group Captain, 1, Secretary, 25 Choralettes, 15 Campus Choir, 23 Maryland-D.C. Club Vice President, 2. HARRY WILSON BUNDY Elizabeth City Liberal Arts Superlative, 2. ROBERT JAMES BURNET Lenoir Engineering NONA BURNETTE Marion Nursing Sunday School Dorm Representative, 15 B.T.U. Presi- dent, 25 Y.W.A., 2, Publicity Chairman, 25 Hiking Club, 15 Band, 1, 2, Secretary, 25 Nursing Club Special Pro- jects Chairman, 23 Dorm Chaplain, 2. TOMMY EUGENE BURRIS Albemarle Liberal Arts Euthalian Sunday School Superintendent, 1, 25 Eu President, 2 Secretary, 15 HILLTOP Advertising Manager, 25 Logo- thia Club, 25 Touring Choir, 2. JOHN SPOTTSWOOD BURWELL Oxford Liberal Arts Euthalian Y.T.C., 25 B.T.U. Group Captain, 25 Eu Marshal, 2. GEORGE WA YNE BYRA M Asheville Elcctricrll Engineering Amateur Radio Club, 2, Vice President, 2, DAVID HARRY CADDELI, Charlotte lVIecl1nr1it-ul Eiigiiieeriug Pliilumlltlliurl Basketball, 1, Baseball, 1. MACFIE ANDERSON CALDWELL Asheville Physical Educaticnz Football, 1. DONNA JEAN CAMPBELL Charlotte Liberal Arts Nonpareil B.T.U, President, 2, Non I-lostess, 2. PATRICIA MARIE CANNON Charlottesville, Va. Secretarial Science Nonpfireil B.T,U, Group Captain, 2, Non Pianist, 2. BARBARA ANN CARMICHAEL Thomasville Liberal Arts Clio B.S,U, Second Vice President, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, Clio President, 2. Doorkeeper, 2, HILLTOP Con- tributor, lg Class Treasurer, 25 W,A.A. Council, 1, 2: Tennis Club, 1: Choralettes, 1, Touring Choir, 23 Bask- etball Club, 1, 25 Folk Dancing Club, 1, 23 May Court, 13 LAUREL Beauty Section, lg Superlative, 2, Cheer- leader, 1. JOHN ASHBY CARROLL Hookerton Business Administratioii Eutlialimi Eu Pianist, 1, 2. PATRICIA LYNN CARROLL Macon. Ga. Liberal Arts Clio Sunday School Dorm Representative, 23 B.T.U. Bible Readers' Leader, 1, Group Captain, 2, Spanish Club. 1, 2, Vice President, 23 Hiking Club, 2, Touring Choir, 23 Dean's List, 1. PRITETTE LEROY CARTER Charlotte Business Administration Philomatliian Phi Marshal, 1, Dues Collector, 1, Treasurer, 2, Science Club, 23 Dean's List, 1. SARAH RHUEMMA CARTER Pisgah Forest b Liberal Arts Clio Clio Pianist, 23 Tennis Club, 1, 23 Basketball Club, 11 Majorette, 1, Chief Majorette, 2, Dramateers, 1, 2, ' , .... 1358 sb no '? 423152 453 fi I' ,N 5' 'lx v in.,- Il. ' JANET LEE CASHWELL Clinton Liberal Arts MARTHA THRACE CAUDLE Mobile, Ala. Liberal Arts Nonpareil Y.W.A. Summer President, 23 Volunteers for Christ, 2, Third Vice President, 23 Non Second Vice President, 23 Scriblerus Club, 23 Dean's List, 13 Dramateers, 23 Superlative, 2. RALPH BAKER CAUTHEN Richmond, Va. Science Philomathian Volunteers for Christ Co-Vice President, 23 B.T.U. Officer, 1, 23 Touring Choir, 1, 23 Dean's List, 1, JACK EDWARD CHALMERS Weaverville Liberal Arts Euthalian Ministerial Conference President, 23 Euthalian Chap- lain, 1, Secretary, 23 Track, 1, 23 M Club, 2. WILLIAM LEVY CHAMBLEE Aulander Business Administration Philomathian B.T.U, Social Chairman, 23 Phi Marshal, 23 Intramural Sports, 1, 23 Assistant Postmaster, 2. EDNA BEATRICE CHAMPION Dublin, Ga. Liberal Arts Clio Clio Vice President, 2, Reception Vice President, 23 Sunday School Vice President, 1, President, 23 Scrible- rus Club, l, 23 Class Secretary, 1, 23 Cheerleader, 1, 23 Choralettes, 13 Dean's List, 13 May Day Court, 13 Col- lege Marshal, 2. JAMES MADISON CHARLES Erwin, Tenn. Physical Education Football, Manager, 13 M Club, 1. DONG MYUNG CHOI Taeou, Korea Chemical Engineering Dean's List, 13 College Marshal, l. EMORY DEAN CHRISAWN Celo Electrical Engineering JOHN ARTHUR CLARK Raleigh Liberal Arts Philomathian B.T.U. Vice President, 13 Mission Council, 1, 23 Minis- terial Conference, l. ALBERT THOMAS CLAYTON Oxford Civil Engineering Plliloinatliian Phi Marshal, 1, Censor, 2, MARTHA FRANCES COBB Gadsden, Ala. Liberal Arts Clio Sunday School Vice President, 2, B.T.U. Social Chair- man, 1, Clio Music Critic, 2, Parliamentarian, 2, Recep- tion Planning Committee, 1, ELMER DEAN COFFEY Hickory Elementary Education Eiltlialian Sunday School Class Secretary, 1, Vice President, 2, B.T.U. Missionary Leader, 1, Vice President, 25 Volun- teers for Christ Chorister, 23 Eu Critic, 1, Censor, 23 International Relations Club, 23 Church Choir, 1, 21 Touring Choir, 15 Dorm Secretary, 23 Dramateers, 2, DANIEL ELLIS COMPTON Greenwood. S. C. Liberal Arts B.T.U. President, 1, Missionary Leader, 1, Director, 2, Ministerial Conference Pianist, 1, Vice President, 2: International Relations Club, 1, 2, President, 23 Band, 1, '25 Dean's List, 1. JAMES DONALD LONNER Union Mills Liberal Arts INGRID .IONASSEN COOPER Charlotte Secretarial Science Clio Sunday School Class Secretary, 2, Logothia Club, 1, 21 Softball Club, 15 Choralettes, 13 Superlative, 2. FRANCES LEA CORN Faith Religious Education Sunday School Class Secretary, 23 B.T.U. Bible Read- ers' Leader, 1, 23 Y,W.A. Publicity Chairman, 1, 2, Vol- unteers for Christ, 1, 23 Logothia Club, 1, 23 W.A.A., 2: Hiking Club, 2. WILLIAM THEODORE CORN, JR. Asheville Chemical Engineering Eutlialian RAYMOND GLENN CORNWELL Washington, D. C. Chemical Engineering Eutlialian Eu Parliamentarian, 1, 21 Track, 1. NOLA ROSE CORUM Louisville, Ky. Art Clio B.T.U. Group Captain, 1, Vice President, 23 Y.W.A., 1, 2: Clio Marshal, 1, Secretary, 23 President, Reception Term, Superlative, 23 May Court, 1. Ill H53 PAULINE RUTH CORUM Louisville, Ky. Secretarial Science Clio Sunday School Pianist, 2, B.T.U. President, 2, Social Leader, 15 Clio Censor, 2, Literary Vice President, 23 Tennis Club, 2: Choralettes, 13 Touring Choir, 23 May Day Court, 1. EMMA JEAN COX Hartsville, S. C. Music Clio Clio Chorister, 2, Marshal, 23 Touring Choir, 1, 2, Sec- retary, 2: Superlative, 2 LYNDA JEAN CRAWFORD Advance Pre-Nursing Clio Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2g Scriblerus Club, 1, 23 W.A.A., 1, 2, Social Chairman, 2, Council, 23 Basketball Club, 1, 23 Tennis Club, 1, 21 Dean's List, 13 Nursing Club, 1, 2, President, 2, Social Chairman, 1. SANDRA LORINE CREASMAN Asheville Pre-Nursing Clio Sunday School Class Secretary, 23 B.T.U. Secretary, 11 Y.W.A., 1, 2: W.A.A,, President, 25 Superlative, 2. ELIZABETH ANN CROSS Goldsboro Liberal Arts Clio Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, First Vice President, 2, Y.W.A., 1, 23 B.T.U. Group Captain, 1, Logothia Club, 1, 2, President, 2. PATRICIA EUGENIA CUNNINGHAM Belton Liberal Arts Clio Sunday School Class Vice President, 2, Dorm Repre- sentative, 13 B.T.U. Missionary Leader, lg Y.W.A. Dorm President, 25 W.A.A,, 1: Touring Choir, 2: Dorm Chap- lain, 2. WILLIAM CRAWFORD CURRIN Oxford Liberal Arts Philomathian B.T.U. President, 1, 25 Brotherhood President, 2, B,S.U. Council, 23 Phi President, C-I Term: Freshman Class Treasurer, 1, Superlative, 2, Dramateers, 15 Best Actor of Year, lg Forensics, 2. PATRICIA GAY CURRY Reidsville, Ga. Liberal Arts Clio LAUREL Staff. 2: International Relations Club, 1, 2, Secretary. 2: Dean's List, 1. HARVEY JORDAN DAIL, JR. Mt. Olive Premedical HERBERT SMITH DANIELSON Hayesville Business Administration il miss VALERIA JANE DAVIES Cross City, Fla. Secretarial Science A Clio Sunday School Secretary, 2, Logothia Club, 1, 2. BARBARA JANE DAVIS Marshall Secretarial Science CHARLTON LEE DAVIS Waynesville Business Admiiiistrcitzon LAUREL Editor-in-Chief, 23 International Relations Club, 1, 23 Dorm President, 23 College Marshal, 2: Dean's List, 1: Student Council, 2. FRANK POTTER DAVIS Camden, S, C. Liberal Arts Eutllaliaii Ministerial Conference 1, 2, President, 23 Eu Marshal, lg International Relations Club, 1, 23 Dean's List, 1, College Marshal, 2. LEAH JEANETTE DAVIS Asheville Elementary Education Clio Sunday School Vice President, 2, Y.W.A., 1, 23 West- minster Fellowship, 1, International Relations Club, 2 Archery Club, 1, 2, Chairman, 2, WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS Wilmington Liberal Arts Eutlzalian B.T.U. President, 23 Eu Critic, 1. GERALD LUTHER DEATON Greenwood, S. C, Music Y.T.C, 1, 2, Choristcr, 2: B.T.U. Group Captain, 2 Church Choir, 1, 2, Touring Choir, 1, 2: Orpheon Club, 2. JEANETTE EILEEN DeHART Bryson City Business Teacher Training Y.W.A., 2: Tumbling Club, 1, 2: Dorm Ofhcer, 2. WILLIAM PATRICK DeLAPP Reidsville Electrical Engiiieertiig CHARLES RAY DINKINS Yadkinville Electrical Engineering 4,-I, '27 nf' ju? 'Fi 41s- TY' 4 , tf. f 1 f 9 'T Q! s A' f ., we tt -2 1- .ff W ui abd! Q. i-af. ,,,f 1 f Y 'gl Qn..4 VT Nl it! 42- CECIL PRUELLA DOBSON Nebo Liberal Arts Clio B.S.U. Secretary, 23 B.T.U. Secretary, 2, Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1 Social Leader, 2, Y.W.l-51511, gg a Volunteers for Christ, 2: Clio Chief Mars , 3 LAUREL Staff, 11 HILLTOP Staff, 1, W.A.A. Vice Pres- ident, 2, Dramateers 1, 2, Secretary, 2. PAUL MANNING DORMAN, JR. Fairforest, S. C. Liberal Arts Philomathian ROBBIE .IAN DUFF Tampa, Fla. Pre-Nursing Nonpareil Sunday School Secretary, 13 Y.T.C. Representative, 1, 2' B.T.U. Bible Readers' Leader, 2, Non Hostess, 23 Nursing Club Chaplain. 2. MARGARET YVONNE DUNCAN Statesville b I Arts Nonpareil Li era Sunday School Secretary, 1, Dorrn Representative, 23 B.T.U, President, 2. Group Captain, 1, Y.W.A., 1, 25 Mission Council, 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 2. DAVID LEE DUNGAN Winston-Salem Electrical Engineering GREENVVOOD MERRELL EDNEY Marshall Liberal Arts CLYDE LEE EDWARDS Weaverville Liberal ArtS FLORENCE EDWARDS Arlington, Va. Music JOHN REX EDWARDS Mars Hill Engineering Dean's List, 1. , BARBARA ANN ELLIOTT Kernersville Liberal Arts Clio 1, 21 Y.W.A., 1, 23 Clio Corresponding Secretary, 2 HILLTOP Staff, 1, Managing Editor, 2, LAUREL Staff 13 International Relations Club, 1, 2, Dramateers, 1, 2 Sunday School Secretary, 23 B.T.U. President, 2, Y.T.C., BARBARA CORNELIA ENGLAND Rural Hall Lciboriitnri Teclmirifiii Nonprtreil ,I Sunday School Dorm Representative, 21 B.T.U. Bible Readers' Leadcr, 1, Vice President, 25 Non Treasurer, 23 HILLTOP Staff, 13 German Club, 1, 2, Second Vice President, 1, Treasurer, 23 W.A.A, Dorm Representa- tive, 21 Dorm Vice President, 21 Student Council. 2. RONALD EUGENE ERVIN Baltimore. Md. Liberal AVIS Plizlonzatliiuii B.S.U. Council, 2, Nlinisterial Conference, 1, 2: Y.'1'.C.. 1, 2, President, 2, lVIaryland-D.C, Club, 1, 2, President, 1, Superlativc, 2. PETER ROWLAND EVANS Hathoro. Pa. Electrical Enguieeriiig Eiitlifiliaii Eu Parliamentarian, 13 Science Club. 1. 2, President, 21 Track, 1, M Club. 21 Campus Choir, 21 Church Choir, 2: Forensics, 1. NED TRACY FAIRES Mt. Holly Aermzriiitical Engineering Tennis, 23 Dorm Secretaryf-Treasurer, 23 Student Coun- cil, 2, Vice President, 2. DORIS ROSE FERRELL Morrisville Secretarial Science Clio Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, Secretary, 2, B,T.U. Bible Readers' Leader, 23 Y.W.A. Dorm Officer, 2: Hiking Club, 2. EDWARD WILSON FERRELL Arlington. Va. Liberal Arts Pliilomatlzian Ministerial Conference, 1, Phi Cliorister, 2, Critic, 2, International Relations Club, 1, 2, Tennis, 2, Touring Choir, 1, 23 Dean's List, 1, Dramateers, 2, Best Debater Medal, 1. MARY ALICE FETNER Hendersonville Elemeiitcify Ecluctitioii Volunteers for Christ, 1. 2, Pianist, 2, Y,W.A.. 1, 2, Com- munity Missions Chairnian, 23 Y.W,A. Council, 21 B.T.U. Group Captain, 2: W.A,A,. 2. GILBERT WILLIAM FILE. III Anderson. S. C. Liberal Arts Philomutlizmz Methodist Youth Fellowship, 2, Vice President, 2, Phi Literary Critic, 25 Supcrlative, 21 Best Supporting Actor, 1. FRANKLIN MCBRIDE FINLEY North Wilkesboro Pre-Dental Pliilomatliian B,T.U. Vice President, 2, Social Chairman, 2: Y.T.C., 1, 2, Vice President, 2. BOBBIE JEAN FLEMING Hickory Liberal Arts Noizpareil Y.W.A. Council, 2: Volunteers for Christ. 1: B,T.U. Group Captain, 1, 25 Logofhia Club, 1. THOMAS IVAN FOGLE Albany, Ga. Liberal A-rts Sunday School Vice President, 25 B.T.U. Group Cap- tain, 2. JUDSON FRANKLIN FORCE, JR. Penns Grove, N. J. Prernedical NICK DUNCAN FOSTER Wilkesboro Mechanical Engineering Science Club, 2, Band, 1, NANCY ANNE FOWLER Easley, S. C. Music Education Nonpareil Y.W.A., 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ, 1, Sunday School President, 2, Dorm Representative, 11 B.T.U. Secretary, 2, Bible Readers' Leader, 13 W.A.A,, 1, Dramateers, 1, LARRY BRADSHER FOX Roxboro Business Administration CHARLES LARRY FRAKES Vandalia, Ill. Liberal Arts Philomathian B.T.U. Group Captain, 1, Secretary, 21 Phi Chorister, 2, Secretary, 23 Touring Choir, 1, 2, President, 23 Dorm Chaplain, 23 Superlative, 2. THOMAS LeROY FRANCIS Waynesville Premedical ARNOLD LEE FRESHOUR Marion Liberal Arts Football, 15 Dorm Vice President, 2, Student Council, 2. BOBBIE NELL GARNER Dublin Secretarial Science Clio B.T.U. Social Chairman, 1, Secretary, 23 Tennis Club, 1. VIRGINIA ANN GARNER Dublin, Ga. Liberal Arts Clio B.T.U. Group Captain. 2, Secretary, 1, Assistant Assoc- iate Superintendent, 23 International Relations Club, 1, 2, Dean's List, 13 Superlative, 2. MARJORIE ANN GARRISON Exist St. Louis, Ill. St't'l't'1tll'll1i Sczcmw' Clio Sunday School Second Vicc Prcsidcnt, 2: B.T.U, Group Captain, 2, Clio Altcrnate- Marshal, 2, W.A.A. Council, 'T BILLY FRANK GAY-LORD Roper Ccology BEVERLY ANN GIBBS Hickory Liberal Air.: Clio Sunday School Dorm Reprcsentativc, 1: B,T.U. Vicc President, 1, Y.W.A. Executive Council, 2, Campus Social Chairman, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2: Dele- gate to Y.W.A. Houseparty, Louisville, Ky., 11 Clio Pianist. 1, Marshal, 2, Essay Cup Winner, 13 Scriblcrus Club, 1, 2, Hostess, 21 Tcnnis Club, 11 Folk Dance Club, 13 Choralettes, 1, Chuich Choir, 2: B,S,U. Choir, 23 Dv:-an's List, 1, Dorm President, 23 Student Council, 2, Superlative, 21 Junior-Senior Planning Committee, 1. HYATT MCDONALD GIBBS North Wilkeshoro Electi'1cul Eizgiizeeriug Plzilomatliicm B.T.U. Group Captain, 23 Phi Critic, 23 French Club, I, 25 Dean's List. 1, Supcrlativc, 2, Radio Club Secretary- T1'HaSure1'. 2. LAUREL Staff, 2 JAMES HOWARD GIBBS Asheville Lzherril Arts Pliilomatlzicin B.S.U. Music Director, 2: Sunday School Secretary, 2, Vice President. 1, President, 13 Phi Marshal, 2, Choris- ter, 23 Logothia Club, 1, 2: Intramural Basketball, 1, 23 Touring Choir, 1. 2: Dean's List, 1, Junior-Senior Planning Committee, 1. ROBERT WILLIAM GIBBY Hayesville Liberal Arts Football, 1. MARGARET ANN GIDNEY Canton Secremrial Science Clio Sunday School President, 2: Business Club, 1, 2, Re- porter, 25 Dorm Secretary, 23 Student Council, 2. JERRY CA RR G LOVER Henderson Elcctricfil EIIQillCl?Ti71Q Science Club, 1. RICHARD BYRON GODFREY High Point Electrical Engineeriizg Band, 1, 2. BARBARA .IO GOODNIG HT Morganton Laboratory Tecliiiiciaiz Clio Y.W,A., 2, Tumbling Club, 2: Band, 1, 2, Secretary- Treasurer, 1. Nl AVA REID GOSNELL Aberdeen Music B.T.U. Social Chairman, lg Campus Choir, 2, President, 2, Choralettes, 1. DUDLEY MCAULEY GREENE Albemarle Business Administration Intramural Basketball, Football, 1, 2, JAMES HERMAN GREENE. JR. Burnsville Electrical Engineering CHARLES HENRY GREENWAY Alhany, Ga. Liberal Arts Plzilomatliian Ministerial Conference. 1, 2, Reporter. 2, Phi Marshal, 2: HILLTOP Staff, 23 B.S,U. Choir, 1, Campus Choir, 2. BARBARA ANN CRIFFITH Waynesville Secretarial Science Clio Sunday School Dorm Representative. 1, President, 23 HILLTOP Staff, 1. 2, News Editor, 23 Business Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 23 Choralettes, 1, Campus Choir. 2, Dean's List, 1g Dorm Secretary, 2, Student Council, 2. DAVID PRESTON CRIMES Washington, D. C. Liberal Arts Euthalian BOYCE FICKLEN GUIN Danburg. Ga. Liberal Arts Sundav School President, l, Vice President, 13 B.T.U. Vice President, l, Program Chairman. 2: Ministerial Conference, 1, 2, Secretary, 23 Class President 23 Base- ball, 13 M Club. 2, Chaplain, 23 Dorm Vice President, 23 Superlative, 2. LAVON DERENDA GULLEDGE Lilesville Elementriru Education Nonpareil Sunday School Dorm Representative, 23 B.S.U. Secre- tary. 1. 2, Group Captain. 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ. 2: Y.W.A., l, 23 HTLLTOP Staff. 2: Loeothia Club. 1, 2, Social Chairman, 23 Volleyball Club. 1, 25 Forensics, 2. JERRY WILLIAM HAGER Statesville Civil Engineering GERALD MAXINE HALL Richmond, Va. Secretarial Science B.T.U. Social Chairman. lg Non President, 2, Vice Pres- ident, C-I Term: Business Club, 13 Superlative, 2. JAMES CARPENTER HALL Forest City C11'zl Errgznvuring LESLIE MILTON HAMBY Black Mountain flvrmflzlzutiurll Engineering DONNA JOAN HAMILTON Amerie-us, Ga. Sr,'C!'ClllI4lttl Srzullcc CHO M-Elem Club President, 21 Dorm Social Chairman. 2 MARJORIE ANN HAMRICK Shelby Stvreturml Sclcllu' Nmzpfzreil B,T,U Vice President, 2, Gmup Captain, 1. REBECCA ANN HANCOCK Kershaw. S. C. Set'retarif:l Scwenre Clio Sunclay School Dorm Representative, 21 B,T.U. Secre- tary. 21 Y.W,A,, 1, 21 Basketball Club, 1, 21 Hiking Club 23 lvlagorc-tte. 1, 2: W.A.A,. 1. 2. ROBERT SAMUEL HANES Charlotte Premecluuil Euthalian Ministerial Conference, 1, 2, Pianist, lj B.T.U. Vice President, 13 Y.T.C,, 1, Musical Director, lg Eu Marshal 1: Base-ball, l. I-BILLY ALEXANDER HARBISON Morganton Electrical Engzneermg FRANCES KAY HARDIN Bristol, Va. Pruneclnnl N ll ar ' 0 p eil B.T.U. Secretary, ZZ: Y,W.A., 1: Volunteers for Christ, 1- - f 1 - - - A '- . Geman Clua, 2, M Blem Club, 1, 2, Seeretary Treasurer, 2: W.A.A,, 1, 2. JAMES TROY HARRIS Newport News, Va. Pre-Law YVANDA KAY HARRIS Jonesville Liberal Arts Clio Y.W.A,, lg International Relations Club. 13 W.A.A. Council, 1, 23 Dorm Vice President, 2: Student Council Vice President, 2. H53 TERRY DAVID HART High Point Electrical Engineering Track. 1, M Club, 1, 2. HORACE LIVINGSTON HAWES, JR. Wilmington Liberal Arts B.S.U. Council, 23 Ministerial Conference, 1, 2, Report- er, 2, Sunday School Vice President. 1: B.T,U, Bible Readers' Leader, 1. 2. Group Captain, 1, International Relations Club, 1, 23 Dorm Chaplain, 25 Dean's List. 1. JAMES FRANKLIN HAWKINS Canton Business Administration DAVID JOYNER HAYNES Canton Pre-Law Philomathian B.S.U. President, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 11 Scriblerus Club, 1. 2g Dean's List. lg Superlative, 23 Religious Focus Week Committee, 1. WALTER GAYLON HEFNER Spruce Pine Business Administration JAN GRAY HENSLEY Greensboro Business Administration B.T.U. Vice President, 2, Bible Readers' Leader, 13 Religious Focus Week Committee, 13 Dramateers, 1, 2, Vice President, 2. RONALD HOLLAND HENSON Forest City Civil Engineering Sunday School Vice President, 15 B.T.U. Group Cap- tain, 2: International Relations Club, 2: Dean's List, 1. BETTIE PAGE HERBERT Garner Elementary Education Clio B.T.U, Vice President. 1, 23 Y.W.A., 1, 2: Touring Choir, 1: College Choir, 1. PEGGY JANE HESTER Hurdle Mills Nursing Clio Sunday School President, 2, Secretary, lg B.T.U. Sec- retary, 1, Group Captain. 1: Hiking Club, 1. MAMIE OPHELIA HILDRETH W adesboro Liberal Arts Clio Sunday School Secretary, 2, B.T.U. Social Chairman, 2: HILLTOP Staff, 1, 2, Circulation Manager, 2, Logo- thia Club, 1. 2, President, 2: W.A.A., 1, 23 Dean's List, 1: Dorm President, 23 Student Council Chaplain, 2. 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Group Captain, 1g Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2 Secretary, 23 Home Economics Club, 2, Chaplain, 2 JULIAN WILLIE HOWELL Hertford Pre-Agriculture CLARA JUNE HUGHES Murphy Secretarial Science Clio B.T.U. Mission Leader, 1, Bible Readers' Leader, 2 HILLTOP Staff, 13 Business Club. 1, 2. MARILYN LOUISE HUGHES Asheville Liberal Arts Clio B.T.U. Group Captain, 1, Mission Leader, 1, Bible Read- ers' Leader, 23 Orpheon Club. 25 W.A.A., 1, 23 Choral- ettes, 13 Campus Choir, 2. SHERREL JEAN HUMPHRIES Rock Hill, S. C. Elementary Education Clio LAUREL Staff, 2g International Relations Club, 1, 2 Second Vice President, 2: W.A.A., 1, 23 Touring Choir: 1, 2. Librarian, 2. WALTER 0'NEIL HUMPHRIES Roxboro Business Aclniinistration HARLON INGLE Marshall Liberal Arts JERRY FRANCIS JACKSON Clinton Liberal Arts International Relations Club, 2. CAROLEEN JOHNSON Mars Hill Elementary Education W.A.A., 1, 2. CHARLES MARTIN JOHNSON Mooresville Business Administration Euthalian B.T.U. Group Captain, 2, Eu Financial Secretary, 23 Track, 1, M Club, 2, Band, 1, 23 Superlative, 2. 1 FREIDA KATHRYN JOHNSON Marion I,ibi'ri1l Arts Cllr' B,T,U,, Group Captain, 1, 12, President, lg Sunday School, Vice President, 12, Clio lVlarshal, 2, German Club, Chaplain, 1, View President, ZZ, WADE HENRY JOHNSON. JR. Plymouth Pre-Deiltul CAROL ANN JONES Deerfield Beach, Flu. St'l'1'E'f!lT1lll Sr-zvizrt' Clio B.T,U, Secretary, 23 Business Club, 1, 2, Set-rotary, 2. MARY JANE JOYNER Yadkinville Music' Ecliwritimi Sunday School Class Oflicer, 2: Touring Choir, l, 21 Dorm Chorister, 2. NONA LEE JUSTICE Marion Elemeiitarir Erliarulzriii Noizprirezl W.A.A., 1, 2, Secretary, 2, Band, 1. ZZ. VENETTA KAREGEANNES Spartanburg. S. C. Sec'i'emrit'il Sc-ieiive International Relations Club, 21 Dorm Oiiicer, 1, 1: HILLTOP Staff, 1, 2. JAMA LEIGH KEENE Bristol, Tenn Elemeiimry Eductitzmi Noiipureil B,T,U, Secretary, 2: Sunday School Dorm Representa- tive, lj International Relations Club, 21 W,A.A,, 2: Nursing Club, 1. MARJORIE ALICE KEITH Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Noiiprireil B.T.U. Group Captain, 23 International Relations Club, 11 Badminton Club, 1, 22, W.A.A., 1. EDWARD TIMOTHY KENNEY Flushing, N. Y. Art PATRICIA ANN KENYON Hillsboro Sevrcttlrifil Svielire Nmipureil Sunday School Secretary, 1, B,T.U, Secretary, 2, Vol- unteers for Christ, 13 Y.W.A.. 1, 23 Business Club Vice President, 21 Dean's List, lg Assistant Chief College Marshal, 2, Dramateers, 1, 2, Y 5,-'X '17-gr 13 Q ,vw-ai -095' gl -re V'-'FD t 'J , 'bv- QUAQ I 1 user' -tiff' 5' s..-.1 '-4 '? NAS ve-s.-'Y E , -o-if ,,- 'Fit I' 4 ' .. . if RONALD CLAYTON KESTER Spencer Liberal Arts Philomathiaii B.S.U. Third Vice President, 23 Sunday School Secre- tary, 23 Scriblerus Club, 1: Dorm President, 23 Student Council, 23 Junior-Senior Committee, 1. ROBERT NORMAN KEY Mt. Airy Electrical Engineering Science Club Vice President, 23 Dorm President, 23 Student Council, 23 Dean's List, 1. JAMES FRANKLIN KING Kingsvalley. Md. Liberal Arls Ministerial Conference, 1. 2. WILLIAM EDWIN KING Charlotte Pre-Law Pliilomathian B.T.U. Vice President, 23 Brotherhood, 1, 23 Phi Mar- shal, 1, Dues Collector, 23 International Relations Club, 23 Superlative, 2. DICKY HAROLD KIRBY Mount Holly Civil Engineering Football, 1, 23 Dorm Officer, 23 Secretary of Student Council, 2. NINA FAYE KIRK Beaufort Pre-Nursing Clio General Y.W.A. Secretary, 13 Volunteers for Christ, 1, 23 B.S.U. Vice President, 23 Choralettes, 13 Superlative, 23 Summer Term Dorm President, Temperance Oration Winner, 1. PHYLLIS LORRAINE KISER Kannapolis Pre-Law Nonpareil Non Hostess, 23 LAUREL Staff, 23 W.A.A., 2. PAUL CHARLES KISSELBACH, III Sarasota, Fla. Liberal Arts B.T.U. Vice President, 13 Sunday School Secretary, 23 Dorm Officer, 13 Ministerial Conference, 1. CONLEY DAVID KOONTZ Asheville Industrial Relations Dean's List, 1. DOUGLAS CLIFTON LACKEY Statesville Liberal Arts Sunday School Vice President, 2g Logothia Club, 25 Dorm Officer, 2. IEORI In PFIFR I XMI RI1N XIXOS Xsheulle qmu ll RUIH hl XIINI' I XlNLh Xsheulle we tl S C1111 D IIXSRXX 1XlND Ie-non uml 1 x thu Lluh IOFI I'I-IOM XSI XIND -X nm f 4. 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I 1111953 1:61 '?' 4 1.1 'Vx 50 'S-f Q---1 Q-...-r 'N-. fa? THOMAS RICHARD LAWRENCE Boone Liberal Arts Philomathian Phi Dues Collector. 1. Critic, 1g Touring Choir Narrator, 1, 2g Draniateers President. 2: Superlative, 2. DONALD RUSSELL LAWSON Union, S. C. Business Administration JOHN THOMAS LAY Walhalla. S. C. Liberal Arts GLADYS ARDER LEACH Manila. Philippines Secretarial Science Clio Y.W.A., 2: W.A.A., 1. 2. HILDA JUNE LEAGUE Greenville, S. C. Liberal Arts Clio Y.W.A.. 2: Volunteers for Christ. 1, 25 B.T.U. Assistant General Secretary, 1: B.S.U. Choir, 1: B.T.U. Choir, 1, 2: Drainateers. 2: Library Club, 2, NELL BROYVN LEE Greenville Pre-Nursing Y.W.A,, 2: Stmday School Vice President: W.A.A., 1. 2: Band, 1, 2: Nursing Club, 1, 2. NANCY LOUISE LEIBY Pennshurg. Pa. Home Economics Sunday School Secretary, 2: German Club Secretary, l, 2, Reporter, 2: Majorette, 1. 2: Home Economics Club, 1. 2, Vice President, 2. NORMA JUNE LOCKABY Hendersonville Liberal Arts B.T.U. Group Captain. 23 Y.W.A., 1, 2: French Club, 23 Deans List. 1. JULIA ANN LOCKE Asheville Elementary Education Nonpareil Non Music Critic. 2: HILLTOP Staff, 23 W.A.A., 1: Art Club. 1. PATSY JANE LONG Roxboro Elementary Education Clio Y.W.A., 2: B.S.U. Council. 2, Publicity Director, 2: Sunday School President. 2: Clio Censor, 2: Logothia Club, 1, 2: May Day Court. 1. I I UI 'Il I I I' I Iloxlml 0 um mtblll l RPI IN KI ll If X ION IOXXI-RX Nev Run V 1 lm tl II L1 ID 'NI XID WI XRTH X I DWR XXI I' lnnlotie H I ndax Sul 4 ol X1 N f F1111 ll m R ple Qenlatu I I P T U Plexlnlem I I I ff Im N I I D1 'lllld Je: lwtue- JLIIIIIII b Dun CI XRILINLE IFR! II IIIIN. IR Xsheulle X uutlwall I I I uw Dux 0 I I Supellat we L XROIYN XIJRXNMI-I NIIABVE Julmhuw S PIPIIIPCIH cr I Ill Jun Nun Hn tem XGIJF NOR-X NILC XII I all 5 f 7LIlll -If Amzpmezl Sundn Sclwol PILNId nt 7 Dum Raplex ntdtxxe L PICNICIEHI I N II Chlff Hw ENN Dum OHICGI RILH ARI NEI SON NIC' I RRS Asheulle X721 TULII mg L lmu I HERE, HFI IM Ix WIUJARIS Mars Hill .frzzicfl ' Q' l r'i A -Iencv Club. I. -3 DQ'm'S Llst, . LHARI ES M. NIQIIOINALD JR. Hij h Point Czrzl Engzr'+,'U'zng PATRICIA JEAN MQILYAINE Jacksonville, Fla. Lzlwerul I-Irlx H53 td I 'tant' YW'-7 I 4: A q 7' 'I 'Y '.....n Y, If ,wx 5-'S s-Q 'ev-9' .fa ei M' Q' f l Scholarship leadership Citizenship DAVID HAYNES Future lawyer . . . Harvard's his goal . . . B.S.U,'s capable president . . . Service above self . . . Everybody's friend . , One of the best examples of what a student should be . , . Honesty is his trademark. BEA CHAMPION Versatility an understatement . . . One of the Rah, Rahs . . . Beauty and Brains . . . Dean's List every semester . . . And still finds time for other activities . . . College Marshal too . . , A Clio to the death . . . Class Secretary for two years . . . Her finger is in every pie. CHARLTON DAVIS LAUREL editor . . . Sarge to the staff . . . coifee, cigarettes, and blondes his fav- orites . . , Dorm president , . . Efficiency un- paralleled . . . Nucleus of IRC discussions . . . Ofhce hours in the Soda Shop, 9-5 . . . Dorm tutor - economics and accounting . . . His friendship is valued by all who know him. sxxx -J f , VN., - ' A f ca- ui - - ' f.1 2:-f-32' ix' , ' , :. - --- - ,-..- A SONIA QNXDER DAN LONII 'ION Alxxaxs Vkllllllg and able IRC xxhccl un ll 'itdumlm Xanlxu tan Neat Qxxtct discreet If'ldL1'?ll1OUq E nllhm llillll Dwdnx llxt WC bound Non publclumt Lllxm IRC plulfluul umm m lux U bIOVKI11Qb A becummg bluxh The wb 1 nl At home m the chuuh II1lClI1lEht O11 IQ alxxaw bLlI1'l1H2 YWA Tlamlm, Lmwn mlcputmem Q let It ' sclxed Thy ld LLNI md mmt comical CIOIIH plesldeut And mumc too Gxeat modmtx nftmn luclei meat ment hat uvllutwn Un mmpus COI EM AN MARRH AM Mmute man A mmute late Chlef College Maxqhal Well wunded 1n even xespect lm lwtenme Im lmtenmg Phx llT,013lX Duvdent Dm IHZOI xluarp xxlt A mood evlmple IQ the beet SCIITIUH I A v 1 Y v 1 , x Y . .A .J . l . l ' j: f ' . . . ' 1- FLll mu ste-1' , , . A ' - ' ' , 'H' 1 ' 1 .mlvlp ' g :t,1'y.,. ' ' '.,. - 1 : ,,, H1iLj,'a1'z1l1.,, - '- I 'ji ' ' ' 'T, 92' u','-- 4- . , , , . ,,' H , ., . A A Av ' A . -., -V ,, . 1. ' ' ' v - - T, : ... L' J. Q 1 - , .:. it I' :': . 5 i 3 HOPE ANN McINTOSH Burnsville Elementary Education DALE EDWARD McLEAN Lenoir Electrical Engineering DAVID EDWARD MCMANAWAY Greenville S C International Relations Club 1 Touring Choir 1 MARIL YN LEE MALONE Gastonia Liberal Arts . . , Z . .V 12- Liberal Arts Nonpareil Y.W.A. Chorister, 2, Non Chorister, 2, Dorm Pianist, 2. ROBERT CLIFTON MANN Concord Liberal Arts Philomathian Mission Council, 1, 2, Oteen Chairman, 13 Ministerial Conference, 1, 2g Phi Chaplain, 1, Censor, 1, Secretary, 2, President, 23 Intramural Football, Basketball, 1, 23 Superlative, 23 Dramateers, 2. LINDA OLIVE MANUEL Savannah, Ga. Home Economics Clio Y.W.A., 2: HILLTOP Staff, 23 W.A.A., 23 Choralettes, 1. MARVIN LEON MANUEL Thomasville Liberal Arts COLEMAN CAIN MARKHAM Durham Liberal Arts Philomathiart B.T.U. Associate Director. 2, Group Captain, 1, Bible Readers' Leader, 13 Phi Chaplain, 2, Anniversary Vice President, 25 Scriblerus Club, 2: Touring Choir, 1, 23 Dean's List, 1: Chief College Marshal, 23 Superlative, 2: Junior-Senior Cast, 1. ANICE MARIE MARTIN High Point Liberal Arts Volunteers for Christ, 1. 25 Y.W.A., 1, 2, B.T,U. Sec- retary, 1, Group Captain, 23 Sunday School Secretary, 23 W.A.A., 1, 2. JOYCE EUGENIA MARTIN Clover, S. C. Elementary Education Nonpareil Sunday School Vice President, 2, Dorm Representative, 1: B.T.U. Secretary, 1, Group Captain, 25 Non Hostess, 2, W.A.A., 2. MII TON I INLS M XSSEX II u nesulle P I Dental Hman Club Sang, L iclu 7 Intxu u nd 1 Chuuh Chou Dmans Llsl 1 XIII I IKM L XRI MASON I lnton rlzrm gl Il DOROTHH UNN M XTHESON Xshewllle V., . J ' ER 1, 2.3 'z nm Ml zuul E11 m'c 'vzg L xml Arts Nmlpmul BTU Plmideni. 2g Nun Hostess, 2. it Q 6 W RICHARD RADCLIFFE MEADE Ma Hzlthoro, Pa. -Q' ' ' , 1 ' . g url sit, 1. I1lllGY'fll Arlx I 7 ' I H . Q A Busznu ACIIIIIIIISIIIIIIKJY Elltllalmn dak 1 M Club 1 Fc Ln L9 JAMES XI II I IAM MFADOR New pmt New s V l Fzm AvtQ Ellflldllllll BTU Gloup C'1ptf1ln 7 LAUREL A1tEd1to1 'V Alt JACK I EF MERRFI I Brevard Cuzl ElIQZIl6L7ZllU PHII I IP BI ARE MERRII L Mdlw Hlll Izbwul A115 BERIIIL IRI:.lNE MERRITT F011 Mull S C XRNOLD IxlNIf HI MILI ER foldbton Business Aclnzi11is11'utlr,n1 Cottage P1 es1de-nt, 2. MARY PATRICIA MILLER Bainbridge, Gal. Llbeftll Arts C110 Fench Club. 1, -'31 Cast, You Can't Taka It Wlth 1953 NANCY-ELLA MILLER Miami, Fla. Liberal Arts Nonpareil Sunday School Vice President, 23 Dorm Representa- tive. 1: B.T.U. Social Chairman, 2: Non Chorister, 23 Volleyball Club, 1, 23 Basketball Club, lp Dorm Social Chairman, 2. RACHEL ANN MILLER Fernandina Beach, Fla. Liberal Arts Sunday School Second Vice President, 2, Secretary, 15 B.T.U. Social Chairman, 2. DAVID HARRIS MILLIGAN Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Prem edical CORUM CROWDER MILLS Columbus, Ga. Business Administration HELEN MARLENE MOLINA Dallas, Texas Liberal Arts Clio Y.W.A., lg Softball Club, lg Superlative, 23 Dramateers, 2 DIXIE WE LTON MONROE Glasgow. Ky. Liberal Arts Clio Scribleus Club, l, 2: Hiking Club, 1: Dean's List, 1, Dramateers, 1. RONALD MASON MONTGOMERY Richmond, Va. Business Administration Philomathian Sunday School Secretary 13 Mission Council, 2, Music Chairman, 2, Music Director, 2, Phi Chorister 1 Vice President, 23 Anniversary Program Chairman, '23 ,Tour- ing Choir, Vice President, 23 Superlative, 2. BRICE ADAIR MOORE Davidson Civil Engineering BURKE EDWARD MOORE Murphy Premedical JOSEPH HENRY MOORE ,5 Ridgecrest Liberal Arts Sunday School Secretary, 2. LINDA ELAINE MOORE Granite Falls Primary Education Nollpllfvil B.T,U, Group Captain, 25 Non Hostess, 2. MARY ELIZABETH MOORE Morganton Liberal Arts Noilpflfvil 1 B.T.U. General Secretary, 2, Y.W,A,, 1, 22 Logothia Club. 1, 2, Secretary, 2, I-liking Club, 2: Dean's List, 1. JAMES LLOYD MORRIS Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts Eutlialian Ministerial Conference, 1, 23 Eu Chorister, 23 Track, 11 M Club, 25 Touring Choir, 1, 2. DAVID BRA DY MORRISON Statesville Civil Eiigirieering NANCY CAROLYN MORROW Waynesville Elementary Education Y,W.A., 21 Tumbling, 2. EDWARD ADAM MORTON Bristol, Va. Liberal Arts Football, 1, 21 Baseball, lg M Club, 1, 2, President. 23 Cottage President, 2. GEORGE FRANCIS MULLEN, JR. Charlotte Liberal Arts Philomatliian Oteen Ward Leader, 2, B,T.U, Bible Readers' Leader, 2: Phi Chaplain, 2. PATRICIA ANN MUNDAY Statesville Liberal Arts Nonpareil Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, Vice President, 13 Oteen Ward Leader. 2: B.T.Ui Missionary Leader, 1, Group Captain, 1, Vice President, 2: Y.T.C. Treasurer, E: llflon Chaplain, 2, Reporter, 2, Basketball, 1, Volley- a , l. MARY OLETA MURPHREE Pickens. S. C. Liberal Arts Nonpareil Volunteers for Christ, 1, 23 Y.W.A., 1, 23 Non First Vice President, C-I Termg International Relations Club, 1: Dorm President, 2, Women's Student Council Presi- dent, 23 Superlative, 2. MELBA REA MURPHY Spindale Liberal Arts Clio Sunday4School Dorm Representative, 1, Vice President, 1, Mission Council Co-Chairman. 23 Volunteers for Christ, l, 2, Mission Chairman, 25 Clio Secretary, 23 International Relations Club, 1, 2. Hostess, 23 Drama- teers. 2: Y.W.A., 1, 2. A., 'Oi S 'O 'Eff in-nf fi 90' I n ' vi. xv 1 .gm E ' 6' l '1 4 as-9 1.4- M A mu, U ,V 7 Q.g'f7 i'4 f l . if, JN f - agua K ei- SE My , I 4 -tg? 5. . . 1- .. 4 x ig X W.. My .- .- 2 z. -lt.: .11 1 . s. .xesa 2. 'mg Q 1 - Nw-- -In ',, ' vw 1 1 I 'vw' . , s, ,Frizz -gf! ia'-7 if 'Y ' ,i x - +A-----L ' ,, . . 'x , t . Y +1 they .lfbk 'Q' STEPHEN RAYMOND NEW Tampa, Fla. Electrical Engineering B.T.U, Vice President, 1, President, 2g Intramurals, 1, 2' Dean's List, 13 Dorm Treasurer, 2. 1 BARBARA ELLEN NICHOLS Asheville Liberal Arts Nonpareil B.T.U. Group Captain, 13 M Blem Club Vice President, 15 W.A.A. Council, 1: Hiking Club, 1, 25 Band, 1, 2. WILLIAM EDWARD NICHOLS Arlington, Calif. Business Administration ROBERT MEREDITH NICHOLSON Arcadice, Fla. Liberal Arts Euthalian Track, 1, 25 M Club, 2, Church Choir, 2. JACK WALLACE NOLAND Asheville Liberal Arts KAY FRANCES O'BRIANT Cary Secretarial Science Clio B.T.U. Vice President, 1, Sunday School Secretary, 2' Spanish Club Second Vice President, 2. JOE FRANK OGBURN Smithfield Business Administration Philomathian Band, 1, 2. CARL GALLANT OLNEY Rock Hill, S. C. Liberal Arts Euthalian KATHRYN ANNA OWENS New Bern Accounting Clio Sunday School Secretary, 1: Y.W.A., 1, 23 HILLTOP Staff, 13 W.A.A., 1, 25 Dramateers, 2. CHARLES LEWIS OWNBEY Asheville Business Administration HARRA JAMES OXFORD I' Pustxs A 1 Il I If II LIENDA I AROI I' ALE Asheulle IYQIIIIIIII S4 XXIIIIAWI IxI'IN'Nl- IH PADI EIT XY lltel I1010 N 1 Ac nz: zxtmr IIINDA M AE I' All E H1 h Point Pvemeclufzl Sundax Snhml Dolm Rfple entatlvn 1 T BTU Secretars 1 VICC Pu xdent f EOR! F AI I EIN PARRER Wixhmgton D C Lzbelal Avis Euthrzlzan BTU Blble Readem Leadex 1 Mvsmonarv Ieadm '2 M1n1 teual Confunnce 1 Eu M ISIIBI 1 2 V Prcmdent 'P Intematlonal RGIQIIODQ Club 1 Intra muxal SDOIIQ 1 7 Dum Chaplam 'P Dxamateexs 1 THONIAS OW EN PAQQ JR Roxboro BILQUHY '1CIlIll7llXIIUIZOH CH-ARI ES REINNETH I ATTERSON Ienolr UU Tenn BIUIIILSS fldm nzstratzon STAINI EX CI IDE PEER NI llNI'l'I.II EIICIIIQQIZHQ Sucnce Clu JERRX ELIAIIN PEPPERS M 1r10n Premgclzcal BARBARA MAE PFRRIN Fllexson A1 qenretmznl Sclence C110 I :Hx fb is Atv 'fr ?l91 ar- 'Y H-.I v ,342 ,ac- 9 '9 V1 Aix A. Ds I Q 9 l 177 ct... Q aQ ?' S..qr' . 'W Ir-gp ...-,Qi 'E' 3' 'K '-'53 . I ' L25 , -I .N Y JUNE BRANTLEY PERRY Miami, Fla. Liberal A-rts Nonpareil Sunday School Social Chairman, lg B.T.U. Social Lead- er 1 President 2 Non C I Term President 2 .A.A. . , , 1 - , 1 W Council, 2g Superlative, 2. GERALD JOSEPH PETERSON Leaksville Liberal Arts JAMES BRUCE PHILLIPS Mars Hill Liberal Arts Football, 1, 23 Weightlifting, 1, 2. CLARA ANN PICKENS Swannanoa Elementary Education Nonpareil Sunday School Dorm Representative, lg B.T.U. Mis- sionary Leader, 1, Bible Readers' Leader, 25 Non Eng- lish Critic, 2, Hostess, 2. CHARLES CARTTER PIERCE Miami, Fla. Liberal Arts B.T.U. Social Chairman, 25 German Club, 1, 2, Presi- dent, 2, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, Dean's List, 1. JOHN BISHOP PIERCZYNSKI Charlotte Electrical Engineering Sunday School President, 1. WILLIAM CLOICE PLEMMONS Walnut Business Administration FRANKLIN DEAMS POLLOCK Warsaw Electrical Engineering Philomathian RICHARD GREGORY PONS Fort Eustis, Va. Aeronautical Engineering WILLIAM SIDNEY PREVOST, JR. Waynesville A , Pre-Dental Q LAUREL Business Manager, 25 Golf Team, 15 Dean's 1 P - X List, lg Dorm Secretary, 23 Student Council, 25 College ' i Marshal, 2, 'iff 'tl -s.....4r Q-QQ lN -XNLX IAINE PRIDMORF Stoneu all Miss Lzbeml Avts Nolzprnul BTU Soc1alCha1lman 1 Scuctaxy 7 Non Ccnwl Reception Term JOE C XRTFR PURLEII R llelgh Munn Pllllomatluan Tourmg Chou 7 TED I EF PURC El I Xsheulle LllJL7fll Arm BSU Council 7 Mwuon Counc11Cl1a11man 7 Mm 1Qte11alConfe1ence 1 7 BTU lVI1QQ1ona1v Leadu Campm Chonr 'P DORIQ MEI VA PURX EAR Vlrgllml X 1 Elementcnu FCIIICCVIUII Nolzpulezl Sundav School P1eN1dent 7 BTU Soual Chauman 1 Group Captam 7 Non Hrvatew 7 Tenmx Club 1 7 Softball Club 1 2 CONST XIXCE Ll ARICE PIVIMAN Greer b C L1beral Avtx C10 BTU Gloup Captam 1 7 BSU Chou 1 '7 H1klDg Club '7 Softball Club 1 7 IDIBIUHIGEIS 7 L HARI LS I ESTER PUTNAM Coungton Xa C1111 En znemzn Q Q Track 1 DUDLEX CARROII RABB I enolr C11 zl Engzneuzug DAN ID EDWARD RAMbEX Alken b C Busznus' ACIIYZZYIZCITCIIIOII .IANICE FATE RAMSEX Marshall S:.cretav1al Sczence RICHARD NEAI R-XNDI EMAN Jone-.ulle Pre Law Phzlomathzan BTU Group Captam '7 Ph1Sec1eta1y 'P Cemox Intramural Football, 1 '7 H53 v w ' Y . .. 4 W V. ., 4 . ... 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ANN LEAH REID Asheville Secretarial Science Clio Volleyball Club, 1, 2. ENOCH SPENCER REID Plymouth Pre-Dental ANA REYES Cardenas, Cuba Art Nonpareil Sunday School Vice President, 13 Scriblerus Club, Dean's List, 1. e,2 1 IHONI AS leROA REA N01 IIS IR ton lowe Alum Sunclax Sphool P11s11l1n1 1 B FU Cltlllp Lxpt hnon Club 1 7 LNQltIll 1'-null L, L ul 31 an N NOX A MAXIBI' RHUDI-S I,lttNb0l o Clzo Suncln S hool Vun P uulnm B'1 U Cmul Lap n 7 nun ff '1 WA 7 F1111 ua 1 7 1 Dnfmx xx PAUI AA II I ARD RILI' Axhesllk 1 In lg llllf Deans Llst 1 AAIIVIA AlNlN RHI' Su mnanol P11 Nuwzuq NUINIHH Club 1 B ARBAR A IJAI lu RODC ERS 'lhom nm xlle Lzlveral Alix Clzo AWA P1es1Clent '7 BTU Gloup Captam 1 Clo Mamhal 1 Cl11eIMa1Shal 7 Chaplam 7 LAUREL Staff 1 WAA 1 '7 C1101 llgttcs DCVOllOH3lCl'1Ei11I11SIl 1 Supexlatxve DAIE LIE's'l0lN R0l1lH IR Greensboro L1be1f1l Afts Pl1llOl7l!lflllll7l BTU P16-Qldent '7 V0lLlY1lt'E1xf0l Cl111Qt 7 Vlce P16-Qldent '7 M1D1StLl1HlQUDlL1LUC9 1 Pl11Cen1:o1 '7 Supe11at1ve '7 RILHARD D011 I AS RUFP Sonnets Hull 5 C Buszruss Adn1uz1xt1r1l1o11 PAFSX ANN RUI EWI ANI Tampn Fla BUQZIIGSQ Clzo YWA Councll 7 Suncldx Sduool Donn Rcpresenta el U mu W AA C0 Q11 7 MB Club Officm 7 Clleulmclu 1 7 Supexlauvz '7 Flon 1da Club Offical 1 .I0HlNC1IE SUE, RUSQEII Albemarle Secretmxal S111 Ill Clzo Sunclaw School Pusldenl 1 W A A Councll 7 B T U Mxsvon Leaclu 7 '1 W A 7 Scublclui Club 7 BETTX JO Rl THERFORD Brlstol Tenn SeL1elf111alS11en1e BSU SLIITIINHQI School Vue P15-xxde-nt Dolm YWA V1ce P1eS1dent 7 YWA Counul 7 WAA T1easu1 6 2 lVI Blelm Club 1 H . V . 1 1 , . I x A A A L Q - 1 Clif 'g . Yu. , - ' ' . 'Q ,' . . 1' 'z 21111, 11 O1'p - ' , , L., P1 -51' ' , 2: ' 'ng 'l ll'. 1, 12. l,.1b1' '1 . 2: Dcanl' Llsl. 1. X , f ' I If l..1l7l'l'lll AVI.: aj c ' -7 ,ZQ '.,1' J - tal . 1.3 Vl,llL1I - 5 11' Cl11'1SI, 1, 23 '. , ., 1, 1.3 'f ch Cl l. , L, S0 l'L'lZll'X, 21 -' L ft. 1 I v 1 A 1 1 1 1. J Elv 'trzrful 71 'zrzm' J , K v - - A AA I I 4 Q 'z ' 2 , - , . I A 1 A A I x if Voluntee-1's for ChI'1Sl, 1, 2: B.S.U. Council, 2g General '. . . ' ' , -1 . . . ' 7 ' , 3 1 7, 1' .l . ,, .-3 7 'el 'H' - 'V My ' . 1 ' ' ', 2, , A . - v ,H . 1 ,J 1 . . . ' -. 1 Y , . 1 I Ai L D. Y . , , . 1 . 1. f -. . - L A A J 1 I A 2, ' . tif ,A lg BS. . Cl 1g 7.. . . V un , 1. L3 Q lem 1 1 1 -1 v 1, . 1, 1 1 . .V ,-, ,D 1 lr' I -. ,1., Q. REI. ,-, , . - CHARLES HAROLD RUTHERFORD Grassy Creek Electrical Engineering ROBERT WATSON SADLER Charlottesville, Va. Pre-Law Sunday School Class President, 2a B.T.U. Vice Presi- dent, 2. EARLYN REEVES SAMS Elizahethton, Tenn. Elementary Education Clio B.T.U. Secretary, 1, 2, Y.W.A., 1, 2g Clio Music Critic 23 Choralettes, 13 Touring Choir, 2. EDWARD BAGLEY SANDERFORD Raleigh Business Administration Sunday School President, 1, B.T.U. President, 2, RAMONA VIOLA SAWYER Robbinsville Liberal Arts Clio Spanish Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 2, W.A.A., 1. NEIGEL LEON SCARBOROUGH Greenville. S. C. Business Administration B,T.U. Bible Readers' Leader, 23 International Rela- tions Club, 23 Intramural Sports, 1, 2, MAYNARD SCHAIBLE Laurens, S. C. Pre-Law CAROLYN MARIE SCRUGGS Murphy Pre-Nursing Sunday School Dorm Representative, 15 Y.W,A., 1, 2. PATRICIA LORETTA SECHRIST Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Nonpareil Sunday School Dorm Representative, 15 Y.W.A., 25 Non Hostess, 23 Spanish Club, 1, 2, President, 25 W.A.A., 25 Student Council, 23 Dorm Secretary, 2, LAUREL Associate Editor, 2. HORACE BRUCE SELLARS Clyde Business Administration EDI'IH AI X ARLVI A SH U ER Lhulotte Secretfzrml Scumt Clio Sundav School Dorm Rlpxuentltlxe l BTU Sotlal auman 1 Mlsslondlx LL 11111 T nu J Softball Club 1 H W A l Doxm Oil 7 Voluntuxx f r Chrwt 1 Chuuh Chou 1 ARTHI R JAMES SHFI ARD JR XI n nesulle E Llflllfll FNUIHQLIIIIU Tourmg Chou I EDI'IH I EDI SRA SHEPHERD NIITN Hill 'lluszc BSU Councll ' Olpheon Club 1 7 VICC Pleeldcnt 2 Choralettes l TIIUIIDH Chou 2 Dean N College Marchal THOMAS EARI E SHERMAN Hendersom llle Lzbmal Avtv Basketball 1 2 Football M Club I RAI PH LEI1. SHOEWIARER Spencer Auountznq Busmess Club l 7 Premdent 'P Dorm Oficel 'P tu dent Councml 2 OUIDA f AH LE SHUM AIN XY hlteulle Elementary Edzwattmz Clzo Westminster Fellovx Qhlp Vxce Plmldcnt l YWA 2 WAA 1 2 Reporter 7 SARAH C AX SIMERSON Norfolk Y Liberal Art.s NOIIIJCIIEII BTU M1fs1onarv Chalrmdn 1 Pxestdent 2 Sundav School Dorm Representatlve l 2 H TC Repxesenta txve 1 '7 Volunteem for Chrmt V HILLTOP Staff 1 WAA 1 EI IZABETH CAROLIINE SINIMOINS Rlndleman Lzberal Arm Nonpartzl Sunday School VICQ Presmlent 7 BTU Gloup Cap tam 1 2 Blble Readels Leadel 1 Logotlua Club l 2 Pubhcltv Chauman 'P W A A 1 2 Campug Chou JOHN XX ESI EX SIMPSON HlCk0fX Ltberul Artc Eutltalmu BTU Group Captam 1 Sundtas School Secxetary 1 Vlce Presxdent '7 BSU Counml 7 Txeasurer 2 Eu Censor 2 I-IILLTOP Staff 1 'V IHIIHIDUIHIC 1 Mm xsterxal Conference 1 CI AUDE SHEWI SITTON Drexel Pre Lau Football 1 2 Dorm Pleuclent 2 StudcntCounc1l 2 ir., -wg fW'5 'Di 'ii 'S -ws '9- ft' -.o 4 'PX . J 1.-J s ,Y ' 'Fri' 13 15- f S. fik 'A' 1 'uf CT' 5: Qnx 11131 aix ff' WILLIAM JOHN SKAGGS Thomasville Chemical Engineering Eutlialian Touring Choir, 1, CAROL GWENDOLYN SLOAN Kannapolis Liberal Arts Clio B.T,U, Group Captain, 1, Vice President, 1, President, 23 Y.W.A. Dorm President, 23 HILLTOP Staff, 23 Span- ish Club, 1. BARBARA DAWN SMITH Kinston .Secretarial Science Clio W.A.A., 2. SARA JOSEPHINE SMITH Fayetteville Secretarial Science Clio Clio Marshal, 23 Business Club, 1, 23 Softball Varsity, 2: W.A.A., 1, 2: M Blem Club, 23 Dorm President, 25 Student Council, 2, WALTER HAROLD SNEAD Covington, Va. Civil Engineering SON.IA SUE SNYDER Hazelwood Liberal Arts Nonpareil Y.W.A. Dorm Representative, 23 Non Chaplain, 2, Vice President, 23 International Relations Club, 1, 2, Vice President, 23 Choralettes, 13 Campus Choir, 23 Dean's List, lg College Marshal, 23 Superlative, 2. RAYFORD MICHAEL SOWELL Lynchburg, Va. Music B.T.U. Bible Readers' Leader, lg Sunday School Y.T.C. Representative. l, 23 String Ensemble, lg Touring Choir, 13 Dean's List, 1: College Marshal, 2, RAY MARSHELL SPARKS Spindale Business Administration BRUCE HAL SPRINKLE Marshall Liberal Arts MARTHA KAY STANLEY Tampa, Fla. Art Clio Y.W.A., 1, 23 B,T.U. Secretary, 1g Junior-Senior Com- mittee, 11 W,A.A., 2g Florida Club, 1. BOBBY TA YLOR STEPH ENSON Smithfield Fiuxirwxs .-lcliuilzixlrzlliwz Sunday School Se-ci'vta1'y, 2, BARBARA ANN STE V ENS Augusta, Ga. 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Premedical Euthalian B.T.U. Vice President, 23 Track, 1. LESLIE MINTON TIMMS, JR. Greenville, S. C. Liberal Arts HILLTOP Sports Editor, 2. GEORGIA RUTH TODD Yadkinville Elementary Education B.T.U. President, 2, Vice President, 13 Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, 2' Y.T.C., 1, 23 Y.W.A. Vice President, 23 Science Club, 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 21 Badminton Club. 2: Dean's List, 1. YUKIE TOMOOKA Kahului, Maui, Hawaii Liberal Arts Clio Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, President, 23 B.S.U. Coun- cil, 23 Y.W.A., 1, 23 Clio Chaplain, C-I Term, Secretary, 23 Logothia Club, 1, 23 De-an's List, 13 Superlative, 2. JOHN DONALD TOMS Forest City Business Administration Dorm Officer. 1. WILLIAM SCOTT TORRENCE Lenoir Business Administration Tennis, 2. DEAN ELMER TRIPLETT North Wilkesboro Liberal Arts Philomathian Phi Pianist, 23 Band, 1, 2. RAE EVALYN TUCK Atlanta, Ga. Home Economics Nonpareil B,T.U. Secretary, 2: Non Censor, 2, Secretary, 23 M Blem Club, 23 Choralettes, lj Cheerleader, 1, 2, Chief, 23 Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 23 Superla- tive, 2. HENRX I Il ES UI LHI RLH Plttsholo II cllzfc Cmxsuzulz 1 Tumblmg Team l Wupjhl LIIQIIFIL, l JAMES ESRO SX Ai INER I enon liusmus Afllllllllkllflllllll I E0lN ARD THOWI AS XI AC NER AI est Frinkfort Ill :bn ul A1 P zlvmzrltlzzurl Mmmtellal Contelence 1 lntunatmnal Rf3ldIlUIlS Club 1 DeanQ Llsl 1 .IENNINCS IEE NXAFONER JR Vhn-ton Qalem Pie Lau Plzzlmnathmlz Ph1Glee Club l Band 1 P Spmmh Club 'P CANFHIA BROCK II AI DROP Greemlllf. S C Nllmzc Clzo WAA 1 Toulmg Chou 1 Campus Chou P Chulch C 011 1 BOBBY I I' E IX AI IxER Drexel Liberal -1119 Baseball 1 M Club 'P MABLE ANN II AI RER Swfinnanoa S'eC1etav1aI Smence Alonpalezl Non PIHIIIQI 'P BLl9lFI'b'i Club 1 'P YWA 'P Ten 19 Club 'P Deanx L1st l VIII I IAM McIxElNZIE II AI RER I QIICIIIJUIQ I .1 Business Admznistrafion JACKIE EARI WAI 'IER .lacksonvillen Fla. v Business Aclfnznzx'rru?zmw Phzlonzathiazz Florlcla Club, 1. 2. IRIS ANN WALTON Greenwood, S. C. Accounting Y.W.A., 1, 2, Treasurer, 23 Scmblerus Club. 1, 2, Presl- dent, 2. ni: 4 'aa' if i,,..r i Q II IH. L15- 'BP -v N..- 5. N-...I 7' ,U 'Cf -- 25 41 -fs' -4 . A 'Z i345 47 1: V. -- ' Q. '4 Y 7 Aus 11' iv-fa 71 Ns' 'C' au., - S7' YT? fi .ff -fi! nl 5, XJ' v Y'---4 '- as Bev! GUN '95 Pb fs! 3 JENNY VEE WATKINS Zebulon Pre-Dental Nonpureil B.T.U, Bible Readers' Leader, 2: W.A.A., 1, 2, W.A.A. Council, 2. EMMA LOUSINDA WATSON Franklin Prefnedical Clio Y.T.C. Secretary. 23 Intermediate B.T.U. Leader. 1, 2, Y.W.A,, 1, 2. SONJA GRAE WATSON Mayodan Laboratory Technician Science Club, 1, 2, Social Chairman, 23 W.A.A., 1, 23 W.A.A. Council. 23 Deanls List, 13 Superlative, 2. .IOSEPHINE MEADE WEATHERFORD South Boston. Va. Liberal Arts B.T.U. General Secretary. 2, Sunday School Dorm Rep- resentative, 1: Spanish Club. 1. SUSAN MAE VVENTZEL Pompano Beach, Fla. Home Economics Clio Sunday School Secretary, 1: Hiking Club, 13 Home Economics Club, 1, 2, BARBARA BURKE WHITE Spartanburg, S. C. Elementary Education Clio CAREL ALEXANDER WHITESIDE Edmonton. Alberta, Canada Premedical Philomathian Science Club, 1. SHIRLEY JOAN WILDS Marshall Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1. JAMES JEROME WILLIAMS Morgzmton Music Euthalian Eu Chorister, 2: Orpheon Club, 1, 25 Band, 1, 23 Dean's List, 13 Drum Major, 2: Dramateers, 23 Band. 1, 2, Librarian, 2. ANN LEE WILSON Norfolk, Va. Home Economics Clio B.T.U. President, 1, Clio Literary Critic, 23 Scriblerus Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2: Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2: Touring Choir, 1, B.S.U. Choir, 1: Dean's List, 1: Dorm Chorister, 2. CH ARI ES DENNX XX Il SOIN Greensboro Elettrzcal FIIQIIILKIIIIQ ROC ER L ARROI I VS OOD XRD VI 'lx nesulle Lzbe ral 41 ts D1 amateerc 1 FR4NCEb IOUIBE WOOTEIN Grlh lm Elementalu Edutalnln C11 Sunday School Secretarv l 7 Hllxlng C ub CARROII CLINTON W RICHT IR Bn son Lltx Busznesa 4dl7lllllQf7llflOIl Football I Baaketball I B eball 1 M Club l Vlce Pxesldent 2 Junxor Colle e All Amerlcan Foot ball 1 All Conference Football 1 All Conferene Baseball 1 JOHN WILLIAM WRII HI Brlatol Va Phyvcal Edutatzon Football 1 2 Basketball l 2 Baaeball 1 M Club 1 'I All Conference Football 1 All Conference Baeket ball 1 Superlatlve 2 WII LIAM Bl RRIS WRII H'I .IR Asheville Chemzcal Engzneermg 'VIARGARET EL AINE X ATES Charlotte Elernentazu Edlltflflljll YWA Soc1al ChHlI'ITl3D l Flench Club l VICC Presldent 2 Deane Lxet 1 Dorm Chapla1n College Marshal 'P IESTLR DAVID 'IOUNG Ienolr Cltw Tenn Muwc Eutlzalzan Eu Pxanxst 1 Band 1 2 Vlce Pre-s1dent l Preeldent 2 Superlatlve 'P H53 Q 'W'-fun 1 rf gp .,.-1 W7 vs gy M3 A. Qiffffilih Scholarship leadership Citizenship YUKIE TOMOOKA To know her is to love her Just listen to her voice . . . Active in religious activi- ties . . . Squirt to her buddies , . . Always eager to help . , . Volunteers president . . . International understanding profits from this Hawaiian import. .QB- ggi-. if 8 . 1 , - j ,. GERALD HALL Punkie . . . A quick smile, a ready Hi! . . . Easily embarrassed , . . Her out rhymes with 'lboot . . . Non president . . . Business Club . . , An asset to any office . , . A lot of woman in a small package . . . Her supreme delight is in apple cobbler and ice cream . . . Always has a helping hand and a kind word. ANN GARNER Pop's Ginger . . . BRAINS . . , Loves math . . . Bea's buddy . . . Clio president . . . Perfectionist . . . Always says. I heard . . . Likes to read . . . Eating is her favorite pastime . , . Efficiency plus . . . A true Georgia peach. lem HX ATT 1 IHBS Ultlmate 1n hvmg FM ln the Phvsms a 70 QElll6NlEl l'lfYL1l9 910 qualltv pomts Oxanges l3Cll0 and sllde 1ule Ph1 president Gemus 19 the abllxts to avold xx oxk bx clmn a mb ught thc fust tuna lt has to be done FRANR DAVIS A true Southern gentleman ln speech and act1on Fxrm convutlons Not afxald to speak out lox them Hum1l1ty smncx ltv a sense of humol Av1d spolts D3ll1ClPdIlt Has what IS expected of a Ch1xst1an Demands lespect BARBARA C RIFI' ITH An 1deal S9Cl6t8ly Hel room lS the Cent 1 of actlvlty DOIIH Ofl:lC6l Busmes Club plesldent Frxencllxness hex folte Musxc EHtllLlSl3Sl. D1l1gSIll student Never ldle EIllbOdllTlE'l'l1, of perpetual ll'lO'lOI1 HILLTOPS nose fm news . J 5 ll . sf f-Q. ' f ', 1 5 14 , , . s , ,- . 4- . F v .- ,A , , ' -f . M '14 fl ,111 1-' I, nv 1 -Q21 -, f 'I .' 3 l 1 V ' .K ' ' 'Z '- ' , , If MQ: n' 1 Y w Q w 1 w , I l I lb., e'S ,'.,.. K E ' Q' . , . 1 1, 1 , . 1 . S 1 . , , .1 V , h A . ., . . . . . . A . Q , , f K Q- - ' , Y . I. . v . , Y -TC' fu! pets MR. AND MRS, FRED CORBIN Class Sponsors The members of the Freshman Class came UNTO THESE HILLS in September with many varied expecta- tions - bubbling enthusiasm, shaky uneasiness, and oc- casional overconfidence. In spite of such events as Sput- nik and the Asiatic flu, these new Mars Hillians adapted themselves to college life with remarkable ease. Confi- dence and complacency characterize these little mountain lions as they select and track their 'tpreyf' or goal in life. They are learning of the strength and peace of lifting up one's eyes unto the hills and seeking for the higher things in life. R-In sf- C? CLASS OFFICERS - Seated: Sandra Rogers. Peggy BeShears, Co-Treasurerg Robert Bunn, Jr Secretary: Jim Langford, President. 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C, Donnlml Lee Hu:-lizlmin Burnsville Szun Levi Buckner Mars Hill Neal Kzly Bullard Fziyetteville Lewis Franklin Humgardner, Clmrlotte Robert Glenn Bunn, Jr. Vhairlotte Louis Erlwnrcl Burch Rolfersonville Uurlton .Inc-k Burgart Leanliesville Pzlul Hniolfl Burgin Asheville Anne Marie Huttemere Asheville .Ierry XVaiyne Hynuin Alexis Holt Flewellen I'zillr-wny NVe:lvel'ville Suvainnuh Elizabeth Campbell Hoxbnru I v -a-5 -.nfl .49 ix' .. .- 1 - 4 -1.-.gIEfEf'r ' 5- ..-Q-I-.4. V iififxf . ' 1i'5?Y-'5'f'3' 'g-9352--' f sf, - -v 1 W -Tv J r. R 1 - L Ss.- vg., X.- 431 fha Margaret Nzlney Blankenship Asheville Donna Jn Blanton XVnynesville Hohert Alden Elfinton Llnstnnizl Hilton Thomns Bonniwell Baltimore, Md. Linrlu Boone XVuynesville Jn Ann Bourne Lreerfielrl Beau-h, Fla. Vlziud Davis Floweii Hreenslmrn .lzinive Deunne Eoivninn Annapolis, Md. lilussell Sidney Bmrnmn Newport, Tenn. liulph Eugene Brnrkett Luke Juuziluslm Mzuleline Bragg Kunnupolis .lzlnies Hoyt Bray, Jr. Tlifrnizisvllle l urole Elaine Breeflen I'inl:i Gorrln, Fla. .lslines Everett Bridges Shelby Minnie Florenve Bri4lg'eS Morgnntnn .Inf-lc Daniel Briggs Lexington NVilli:im Jay Brookshire North XTilke-slaorn Bui'lvn1':1 Jenn Brown Mount Airy Ixerwoocl Belmont Brown, Jr. Asheville Jerry Ynung Brown Mars Hill f.-Ig-1.5. . 4: QQ. ' v R gt '- 1 1. ' -I - azz: , 7, V - ' . ' 2:25 ximziii., 9' ' ii-if - 3, . X Q4 ' QA Q er- in f ix x V if v I Q X. if E? ,..' l . Ai, A 1 1 I 1 11 11 ms 1111 11 1 111 1 111 1 11 1 N 111-N 1 1 11 111 11 1 1111 111 1 1 1.1 xx el 1 N1-11 I 1-1 ll T' 3 -.. me -Q... ax g, Q gs so A - er' pq ,Q A-ww 'vm W, sn 44' -1 'T' 1 av 'Ka mfs. wav 154 qv? 116' -sv -YT 8 A f CIHSS UF 1959 'N xv fx ay- 5 ww- -1: as. 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Vu. .-Xltlm .ll-zmeliv Hurfly lim-iivlllu 1'l'n:u'le-s Nurnl.1n H:11'u-ll liznlu-1'sville XX'llll+- Imuuene llnl'1'eISOn 1'linl-in li-Ilrlvle .l.m'- llzlrringifm Tzuyllwsville N.znvy .I--111111 llznrris Arlznlllu, Gu. 6 M, 9. nf'-ff Z .ff ' .5334 Y, Vx A 4, 15- I 4 F , . --9 1 : af Y fs P- x ,fi X, 1 W 'ni -C 'al - ...we ,A . 351 - ,xv Cliurles Alexander Gillis, Jr HM-l-cinghazn Pntril,-in Ann Glass FL. Lmiclerdale, Flu. Marvin Loran Gold Miami, Fla. Hurry Elmer Golden, Jr. Ashe-ville Be-tty Jean Gnodson Darlington, S. C. Tbavicl Newell Gfmdwin 4 hm'luttesville, Val. Mary Ruth Gordon Murinn He-tty Gail Gosnell Mars Hill Mary Ju Gussetl Brysnn City Bertie Joyce Gray Tumpu, Fla, Lmniel Edward Greenbanni Dzlnia, Fla. Joseph Czlrninn Greene Charlfitte Hubert Hatvh Greene Bus-luville Martha Anna Greene Hendersonville Ilunnld Hugh Gross Yurlkinville XYilrl:1 Mznrlee-n Gi'0g'11n 4 :1ntnn Helen Louise Guillutte fflizlrleston, S. C, Dnlyce Dawn Gulley Alexandria, Va. Sylvia Roberta Gunnett XVilllklll1SbUl'g. Pa. Marlene- Ruth Guthrie Charlotte ' Q X iff .as Q' -Q I xx INI N Q- ' QQ., -.4 43h ,xg -.: n r v 1-Q -V 1.4 ?,, N . X41 ULHSS UF 1959 5,41 GS 'H -Q 3- ' Nl X -,Z li -.- , xpq an ' :LT rv -v- , rv w- x I rv -..,-f F' x, .giv- S. 4M ui -X .xl Hmtt 1 lg p 1 if ' ' 1 '?G' I E sr H R4 ll 1 HI I1 r H1 ef ,.,, -Q sf f ,- lil Y' Ln ?2 -.1 Y--if N-1 Nr N-so-ar' ., A' ' , -7-A N1 sv up Tn' 3' ., x , ...lm-HN Nlx 4 ' I. ' 'LT H. . mn e-1 -V N N 1l0NXl uf umm p nl 1 'kms X N f- f lx 4 In ur Zh -w ,s ,-. .vus -w 'nv' Nufx ,4 4 'zu 9 4 ,I 1 WA I 'x I Q' ' i A491 1, QS 6' ?,l9.,ce Q 1 570 . ' I . - 1' Philip Nnrnmn Kelley Miami, Flu. Phyllis Anne Ke-llnug'l1 Co n 1,-4 'rd David Lee Kendrick Harrisburg. Pe-nn. James Mzntlmew Kennedy Mars Hill Mil-lun-1 Fremont Kenney Asheville Mildred Allene Ketnvr Kunnzxpnlis Nellie France-S Kidd Huntersville linbert NYil1i:un Kisser Lewisville Hwy Kim Seoul, Kun-:L .lulizn Marie King' H-Inlmlce, Yu, limle-rick Ibhu Kirklmtricl-i Ilevtvwrlmvli, Vai XYi1l1:nm King Knight Stone-ville Donald XY:itkins Kn-.tt ljxfnrd Do1'se-3' Russ Klimvllfm Bla:-kslie-1xi', Gu. ifzirwvl Eiki Knlnziyslmi Mnkflwu-i, Muni, Hxxwnii l, ef A' wo .Q V. . ' ix ,fd Ad . ' ., V 'ft' I -- fl ll j 5 K, pl . 2: 'S 2 QF 'A' ' n , ' 5' A V '- .E-, X ex ft-:iff N ' 3 '2 'jf ' . I , '-,432 -.K M, ref-ff , x .pr . -12 5 ...PN f, D QE- , --fy A .I-ihn H-'mart Ingram Sanford Paul Janne-S Jacobs Ilmmnke, Yu. lflvililw Ezlrl .lfunes Rube-rsnnville Jay Burton Jfxmes Mahan:- Virliinizl Rc-nu JzimeS l'i'ef-flxmim' XYilli:xn1 Ma-Kinley Jenkins Pzxntmi Plume-1't Munn-we .Iuhannesen !ll'eel1Slnn'o Ulmrles Gurluml .Irvhnsfvn Elliin B:u'lmru Ann Johnston Arlingtun, Tn. iflmrles Franklin .Innes Tl1unmsville David Latham .Innes llifilurnmmrl, Yu, Martha Je-un Jones llznnseur Audrey .Xnise Jwyue Mufiisun XVillinm limlfzlns Joyce Stvme-ville Joys-e Lynn Joyner XVinstun' Salem Imrnthy Ellie-rtn Kearns tire-ensboro Frnnr-es M, Ke-en Vern Bear,-h. Fla. C.-nr:1d Andrew Kee-sen-ker 1-Irwin, Tenn. Iflrinalrl Harnstte Kellnr Brevzlrnl Kenneth Eugene- Keller Lenoir ,,,,- 'fr' X fi .f f Yi nf, ifzfgiil. 1 x111x L ULHSS 111 1959 X 1-S '-.1 -x 'l 4' 'Q JW AY 11 I - ' NN.. 1 Q? 1 1 1 1 s X 1- f KU- if ' 11. 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Henflersonville Brenda Ann Rln'f,'1lLlli-'S' Cliarlulte Ownr Stevens ML-Czxuley III Fuquny Springs Mujor t lifl0n Mr'4f'lul'e 1,'l11l1'lottesville, Vu. .Ioyve Ann MvCnr1nim:li Iiuzxnrllce, Yu. llnlvert Halrrel M1-lfrry Umn-urrl 'l'hon1:1s Ilefnnis M:-Furry Burnsville lmrifl Franklin Mllfiee I el'g'lism1 .lzlniue Mnrie M4-Grxlw Ch:l1'lnltr- Phyllis t'l:xrn M1-4.lL1ire Atlnntal, Gu. XX'illi:1nl L. Mngllrzlinr- .liar-lcsvnwille, Flu. Malvlc Fisher AlL'Jlllllilll Andrews llulsert Erlwulwl Alvlivlvey Brl-Yzlrml 'Pin-flrlfll-41 Head Mwliinney Vhesnee, S. lf. Edwin Ilan x' McLean l I NVQ-zn'ei'x:ille 1'i-rrdmi Luther M4-Muhun lfwplrr-r Hill, Tenn. lf-'N 19' .Ierry Ellen M4:ML1l1Un 'O' 5' ' 1 I O ' X ' - ? M1-rgantfnl 1... ' g Henry Franklin Ml-Neil V ' ' ,f A' . Nvwwgmd f . vw J we-llen Putriwin Mzlhnff y 'EU ' 4Suwe-1'yS, sf C. tl Robert Pumper' Mnlpass 1 , H High Point GQ-ralrl lrwnine Mzxlphrus Ridgeland, S. C. 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C - A 4 S XX'iIlia1m Th:-m:ls Shxulf-V. .ll, XXI..-ulltzlt Irt-he Mme Slum' ilxlzlx, YJ. 5 -' f5 ' I Il ' rv 8 Henry Mwst-s Snyzley . '. 1'hzu'I-fu.- ' ' t' - llnn-lls linrlf- Sf-lf-s WL' I ' N 1 mlm' 1 :lx i ' ludlth Lylm S-unit-i' Nurvh Milli:-slwlw 4: lf' ' 'z-lmeth F1'HHl:ux:l Sluzumlwui' Winsl--ll Sulrm I1-'ve Ami Slmlir Mr-rxuiih-n 3 f- 3 - 1 Mules Ellis Symlie mtv Sue Spill'-rs it ' XYli1slm1-Szrlmiu i i x lm .lame Nznxinluu-li Nlmrlilttff Xnrnmll IN-rl-y Smllmus N Q Q -.. ., 7 I ,an ,,-. XYilliz4m Iluherl Shull Iirexel Melvin Iifruglus Simmmls Mt. Airy llaly i,'l:u'em'e Sims Murphy' .Iunms Eulf-n Sinvlaiir, Jr. Flint-.11 llunzslml XYfmrl1'nw Singleton Mn1'gzi11t4m Bm-njzlmin Ellis Sliillman Aslu-ville Millie Kzitliryn Slugla- Erwin, Tenn Manrvln I,nug'wm'tl1 Slzlte. .Il High Imint Lu1'1'y Eu,'z'ene Sloan Ksulnulmlis lllffuvlu Fziye Slough Miami, Flax. MMM-l l h1'isti11e Slnfntliers Vzlmllel' Amellzl Huth Smith Aslielmru. .Xulfrey Ledge-l Smith lliwlxlmwlnl, YA. fic-fli':e Silas Smith Aslwxillr- .James llzumislm Smith. Jr. tlalslmliai I.zu'ut- l'l'umple1' Smith M-mi-we I':1t1'i.-in Arm Smith XVinstm1-Sale-111 Sylvia Elaine Smith Spm-t:ml1lir,'2'. S. C. NY1llinm Mix Smith XYiug:nI:- Ivfvris Faye Snider lluurllrnmn und fx fn: .,,, Lv -5 :rf t X.- . .D F Irurhum - , - 'ig 4 I 1 . I fvnnif- 1.3 um Stzllnln-1' H 5 . .. ii- ' Q, j New Vustlw, Yu. -, Q-' 1 - V5 T' Y Immilml llxu Stn-lr I-1-' T 1.-lg In'u:l.ns Str-pp Mf:l'uysxillf-. mai.. , I X J . 'w fi ' s ' AT Imm-:usleI'. 1'. - ' I I u 11:1 1 5 v :X Nl .x I I N w NXx NX H 1 I . llx .f -- N., Q' fs fh , 'VC' ar T? f? ,,,f 4 -J Y-.X '17- -. 95 BLHSS UF 1959 , '4 -A SN 1 'F'-0 A-T 'L ' fx... A 5 :DAQ ' .P 1, rf-v fs -my NJ R' A-p -5 HlESHlllEll sl l A ' . -fa-sri i s. 'Y Y'v' 7- T N111 Vthzl In-C XYile-5' Jlnxixme 1-sp-ln.li'y XYiIm4,flh Irnllsnn 'yrnun Lv-e XYillu-rsml Fzlirnnint lewrgf- Ywrli-ui lVilli:'uns Iilni Vily ennuth I':1ul XX'lllizlniS l-h-lirlei-sniwllle Nlli-liznfl .l. XYill1.xn1s llaxlvxgli lvninlul Vzllnlwvll XYilli:nms-in Flint- 11 ul-iw Iii:-liqilwl XVilli11K-l1lxn Hrevzlr-l ' I -ln-rt Allen XYillis Trzxxell-rs Ilwsl. S C, Xlnnvi .luflswn XYillis Mars Hill V1-5 Mi-'lun-l XYill.lligliliy Tzilmr Vlly Iuth lirnestiln: XYin4l1l-Stel' Asheville Ninxuel Elzlxwif-tt XX'1n:f1Q-lli Athens, li.. 1 .r 1 5 xnud Blix'-n NY'-fu Uliwrl lt 'vxllw Yi . ll ww ,. :. I bert llussrll XVm.li llulvf-igli an 7' 5? 1' 19 61- 5.- r ,Q fs , --s pn, A- I.. V 4 an -1 , Y 4 Lri.-l-c Huflsnn Vance Nurs Hill Albert Ii-nnuld XvflIlI'ExvE'tl' Bultinimx-, Md. Patsy Jeanne XYugc.x1e-1' Sparta June 1-Iliznlveth XYullie-1' Malrinn Lutlu-r T. XYai'cl Asln-ville IJiL-key Lev XVzu'ff0rcl Snutlunont Lulu Belle XVQ-st Mars Hill Marilyn Ann XVQ-St XYu1'ne Maxis Bryant XVQ-lcli Sc-utlnnrl Xen-li Lnfrfvtliy Lf-uise XVeSll'rE'l'l'X Tzunpza. Fla. Erlszu' Lee XVheeler Burnsville H1-tty Sue XVhite Fullcmid Hilrln lirzwe YVl1ite Quillry. Flu. 'Flu-nms Elbert XVhite Mzwslizlll lYilli:1m Herbert XYhitn-f Ile-irlsville Du-nrlu Adelaide XVhite-hurst l lmrlntte XYilli:un Robert XYicke-1' Asheville Jaunes Mills XYi,fzginS Lnuislrurg 4,'nrnl Elaine XYild NY44 l nut Hnrulrl lizlrry XVil1le- Mu rshzl ll Af.. . ,N Ac . lg, , V., i in-Y, if ,, 4, -wi. 'T' -vi -.. 74 x -'U 3 av 'S ,N : T-r X ,-1. rf' 'M' xx rv -vx --1 it Sr I 'N-2 sl ?:, Yr 44 in A-we it fr H N' Xa. Ov 'mn-ul CLHSS UF 1959 .4 f.-v v' Na fs 3 sr 04' sf lf- uv. SECOND SEMESTER PFCISTR LXNT5 mlt 1 JL mm I J 1 L31 -X Q x u Thulp ljlX111L i I KI dll HI L dl KXLI FEHTUHES dj' 2 'L i' Lil' 9 - Q if 'N -' -- Al. .- :Yr-.f': ,'gr,',A - P .ff 2 V gig,-fvqx 7' L, fx l 152.1 a ' 4, - 2'- Ydxb-: -' Na ,,, .J-J , I f .-4-.1-' 'A -,Qmz? ' 1 w I 2. g!f'9!9 , If .,4 , 4- 'Q ' ,xf X x A xx r X w- N. .' ... x A- .kj Ax' 0 -.,,s. .. X :pp- :fa-a4vf+ ff 11... .AV- 1 -fx .D , 7 ff' Georgia Carroll Kyser is a former Powers model and has appeared in VOGUE and HARPER'S. She was under contract at Warner Brothers for a year and studied drama in Hollywood with some of today's lead- ing stars. Then she met Kay Kyser and sang' with his orchestra for two years. The Kysers moved to Chapel Hill six years ago. They have three daughters - Kim, Carroll, and Amanda. GEUHGIH IIHHRULL HUSEH IHISS LHUHEL mfffl WML! -wwf: 'nw -1 - , . L-- .,--,, ... . . Jrch 1, 1958 I 32.4 'n 1. f s if l ' F 'S Frtl' flfwllu ,QT tl'-i git. 'rv T- I ell lu was Xfire ' 'j'1'1?-U11 tw: .LTD 'f' '12 f 'i li ' 1i1.'c1:he'l,- -'M-, y- 3, 3115!-il Q 'T'v- FM'-7 ' W: .flf a iii? 5 . ' 'Vfjf ff 1-.9 ily, K, A N ,f ' X . ,f W - , , , 1 'Q , I? ' I N I H,'ML I X ,f X fl ff' ' r ':r4g,,1,f after lj , ihuug. 1...--.,,,..L .1,1l,..,.., ,. L--.-.H 'TXHW' AVR wwf-'-'mfg 5 - BHHBHHH HHH CHHHHCHHH SIlUllHU1't'1l ln' SAMS IJUHMITUIIY HHHIS JEHH UHSSHU HE MARS HILL HOM HHH LEHH HHH PEGGU JHHE BBSHEHHS EDHH BEHTHICE CHHIHPIUH I SIXfIIl9Kll'9fl IW MEI P XF DO' MITC hY 'nn-1,5 0418 ,.r 5' di CHHULUH GRACE LHUGHUH Sponsored bv v RHE EVHLUH TUCH I, '1 'F JR x 'D 1 RAE EVALYN TUCK Queen BARBARA ANN CARMICHAEL Maid of Honor ' , 3 .4-In , 'NIL 'Vw N ? ,gi ,iw bf I ,... V- Q s U 1' lr Qx 1 , ,I I ' E .wr -'V I I I v'.-, I 'fl , X' JOE LEE ARNOLD 4 :N-4 'Wy COIISOIT PAULA SAMS Crown Bearer IHHU DHU .U 'I I mio 1, - . 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MM fb Af X M ff 2, 41 Q ' aT Civ! A ' - QZXY W fb X ' faffi , , , Q A sf' 144 S lb f f .1 J W fq ' X gf: MQ 3 A ' 1 1 .L ,fvwb ,-- X. 2 Q -f ,f, 1 , , 'f 1 - f: ' WV ' 'SJ ' ft, :aw f ff if 5' fi 'Hgh f J ,.. 1 1 4:5 ' U' A ML - ' 3 png!! ,7 ring!-51' , NB, Q V3 - F I A --ff 5 I r :4 V-1 N T I v 4 , Q Z' f lt, 'Q-' 1' .- .V I ! h 'Z?j , Qi ' 1 'p f gf KQITQJT '- n f I, , .s 's P I H 4 ' Y I y L5- ,, 6 f ffgf - 52 ' J :---- -'Ars ,Q .A - 4. , JA' ' - M , zigzag QE ' '24 - '. , 1 5,141 iii, 52' TIES i N Lx F I J, V K r 2 lvl h w CHARLTON L. DAVIS BILL PREVOST, JR. Editor-in-Chief Business Manager The story of the making of the 1958 LAUREL would make dull read- ing for everyone except the staff members. However, the job itself has been anything but dull and uninteresting: it has been an experience that each of us will never forget. At times it has been trying and discourag- ing, especially when we had a deadline, two tests, and an English paper due on the same day. It has had its more enjoyable times with the staff meetings conducted in the cafeteria and soda shop. By working as a team, we came to know and appreciate each other. Each of us became staff members because we were interested in the work and because we wanted to make a tangible contribution to our school and to our classmates. Our goal has been to produce the best yearbook possible, to give you your money's worth. We have not been alone in our work. Our advisor, Miss Martha Linney, spent as much time in the LAUREL office as she did in her own. Mr. Chapman's advice was invaluable. Walter Smith, Director of Publicity, was always available to run all over campus taking pictures. Kermit Hunter, author of the Cherokee drama, UNTO THESE HILLS, provided us with the idea to build our book around the beauty of our surroundings and the Christian inspiration that comes with the beauty of nature. The staff wishes to thank these people for their skill- ful and patient assistance. PAT SECHRIST JIM MEADOR MARTA FREDY HYATT GIBBS PAT CURRY Associate Editoi Att Editoi Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor - one hundred and two - Photographs and art work must be cum'dinzit- ed with the dummy layout by Assuciante Editor Pat Sechrist, Art Editor Jim Memluig :ind As- sistant Editor Marta Fredy. O r Q- Q 4? Y 5 sag' L. 1'3fa..:Q- 43 s.- 3 Complete rosters of students, faculty, and staff must be prepared and matched with pictures. Sherrel Humphries and Phyllis Kiser perform this exacting work. , S 54..,.Y. , . ,M A familiar sight on campus is Walter Smith as he takes pictures for the LAUREL. Vupy fur Y2ll'lllLlS organiza- tifuis must be written am pi-uufreacl, the duty of As- istziut Editnrs Lanny Cross put 1 urry. und Hyatt Gibbs ,lr l A i as 7121 l I , ELEANOR BOYD COLLIE GARNER Editor-in-Chief Faculty Advisor Deadline Friday at 5:00. f These ominous words haunt HILL- 'Z 'LJ 3 Q EUGENE BURRIS OPHELIA HILDRETH OUIDA GAYLE SHUMAN 5 Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Girls' Sports Editor TOP reporters as they endeavor to cover the news that keeps you informed about coming events, outstanding visi- tors, and the outcome of the latest ball game. Frantic last minute phone calls, reports that the only person with in- formation just left for the weekend, typewriters that cannot spell, headlines that refuse to fit drive us to vow to give up journalism. From drawing lines for make-up, typing, and correcting proof to finding some way to fill that two-column hole in the middle of page one, each of us has contributed our part in making the HILLTOP your paper. Long hours, hard work, and new gray hairs have somehow blended into a year that has been one we loved - in spite of fifteen issues and a literary edition. 'Z IN Q -:su-er Qi 1,2 'Sq 'Liv . , Txff J Sports Editor Associate Editor Managing Editor - one hundred and four - - LESLIE TIMMS TOMMY TILLMAN BARBARA ELLIOTT BARBARA GRIFFITH CAROL ANN LA News Editor C-I Editor It progresses with the galleys. Gwenn Sloan, Carol Ann Law- ton, Barlaara Griffith, Arlene Edwards. Bar- bara Elliott, Wanda Davis. The wurk begins lry pre pairing the cupy. Jimmy Tay lwr, Milclreml Ketner, Lynn Suwller, Betty Early, Ulm Shumun. Nut present: Hil twn Hunniwell. The final stage of work belongs to the circulation staff. Ron Searcy, Eugene Burris, Venetta Karege- annes, Surah Simerson, Ophelia Hildreth, Derenda Gulleflge. liuriie Hopkins, Uuimlu Gayle HUHPHHEIL-EUTHHLIHH The ideals of DIGNITY, SIMPLICITY, and CONSER- VATISM, upon which the Hall of Black and Gold is founded, are firmly implanted in the minds of every Non and Eu. To be remembered is the bond existing between the two, the ward fellowship and friendship in the Hall, and the loyalty displayed by the hard work in the many contests and social activities. Deeply imbedded in our memories are the pep rallies, serenades on the Hill, Robin Hood, Be- yond the Maze, and Society Day, U-I TEHIH I-'zrsr Row: June Perry, Prcsidenlg Ole-ta Murphrec, First Vice President, Gerald Hall, Second Vice President, Glenda Lawrence, Secretaryg Rae Tuck, Censiir. Second Ruin: Joe Arnold, Presi- dent, Ed Moore, Vice President: Eugene Burris, Secretary, Dean Cof- fey, Censor. HHHIVEHSHRU lflllll First Row: Gerald Hall, President: Sonia Snyder, First Vice President, Martha Candle, Second Vice Presi- dent, Rae Tuck, Secretary, Nancy Pridmore, Censor. Second Rowi Eugene Burris, Pres- ident, Ed Moore, First Vice President, George Parker, Second Vice President, Jack Chalmers, Secretary, John Simp- son, Censor. FURENSIE TEHHI First Row: Sonja Snyder, Presi- dent: Martha Caudle, First Vice Presi- dent: Barbara England, Second Vice President: Ann Walker, Secretary, Dinorah Bertot, Censor. Second Row: Jack Chalmers, Pres- ident, Dean Coffey, Vice President: Frank Davis, Secretary: Jim Williams, Censor. 1 2 1 6 W IF- 'R A fe V ' V L- 1:-11 yy- ' , wi P, N' I e-A 7- ' Ia Q Q, .fm- -f ,. '-.F- N V V 1,7 i z :f H v',,:, t PN. I x '--ru, sz 2 -,, V- . -. . , -- i .. ., 'fd ' 'V' ,A 'lii3 - , g-ul Q K1- F, ., '. , 73' s- ' ' - -1 4 1 's is 2 Q --f 515, ' xv' il! I Q.. I' T ' fm' , ' . was 1' :- Q , ' 'G -i .Em 5-. 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HHIIIVEHSHHU TEHIH First Rmb: Rose Corum, Presi- dentg Bea Champion, Reception Vice President: Ruth Corum, Literary Vice Presidentg Yul-:le Tomooka, Secluetaryg Patsy Lung, Censor, Second Row: Robert Mann, Pres- idenil Coleman Markham, Anniver- sary Vice Presidentg Dale Routh, Lit- erary Vice Pre-sidentg Larry Frakes, Secretary, Dick Randleman, Censor. FUREHSIII TEHHI First Row: Ann Garner, Vice President, Bea Champion, President Marjorie Garrison, Secretary, Barbara Dale Rodgers. Censor, Seroud Row: Coleman Markham, President, Larry Frakes, Vice Presi- dent, Jim Gibbs, Secretaryg Hyatt Gibbs, Censor, at , Q . ,N 36 11 rs. ' F '9 'Q 5 . ,J Q. ' Us 'K .SL i ' gg, lr H K5 ..- .Y mi' .uv ,. wa gb Q- ' DA '. Q H- ii , - ...- WY r L ai ,ggzit K I,- uv l HE' 1 xr' I IIE ur 6 Q Q.. H x I -.,, , SU HUHUH Each member of an honor club is required to have at least thirty quality points, to make C or above on all of his subjects, and to make at least B on the subject represented by his club. The pro- fessors of the various subjects represented by the clubs serve as the advisors. The honor clubs give each member an opportunity to delve more fully IHTEHHHTIUHHL HElHlIllllS CLUB Seated: S 0 nj a Snyder, Pat Curry, D a n C o rn p t o n. Charlton Davis, Melba Mu rphy, Jeanette Davis. Standing: Jerry Jackson, Frank Da- vis. Neigel Scarbor- ough, Dean Coffey, James Keene, Ron- ald Henson, Bar- bara Elliott, Frank Baker, Horace Hawes, Miss Evelyn Underwood, CLUBS and enjoyably into his favorite subject and to be- come acquainted with the outstanding students of this subject from other classes. Each club meets monthly for a program and social hour, and each club also presents a chapel program emphasizing its meaning, purpose, and activities. World tension and crisis, the United Nations, Sput- nik, and other national and world affairs meet our scrutiny each month. We attempt to study interna- tional relations and problems from an unbiased view- point in an effort to make each member a more intelli- gent and alert citizen of our country and the world. Such events as discussing the post-Sputnik situation of the world and attending the national convention in Washington, D. C., aid in creating an interest in inter- national relations. In 1713 several sth: rlzirs formed the English litt-raiy group in England known as the Seriblerus Club to satirize false tastes in learning. ln true harmony with the first Seriblerus Club, we seek tu zippu-eizite the best literature. We discuss outstanding at-liievt-inents and stimulate interest m English and world llli'l'2liLll'l'. :is well as L'IN,'UllI'ZiL1t' r'rt-alive expression Our projet-ts include pi't-sentimq Eugene ON:-ill's Ile and sending hooks lim Z1 hors' high scliool in Mandalay, Burma, S. . V ,. BUSINESS CLUB Seated: C l a r a Hughes, Ann Walk- er, Gerald H all. Sara Jo Smith. Stmzcling: Lee Shoemaker, P at s y K e n y 0 n, Barbara Griffith, M a r garet Ann Giclney. i M f , 5 wg, ,J Q1 K .u Seuierl, Beverly Gibbs, Ann Wal- ton, Lynda Craw- lord, Rubynel Aus- tin, Jolinsie Rus- sell. Stfilldivlg. Cole- man M a r k h a m, Hilda Adams, Ann Wilson, Joel Land, Our purpose is to stimulate interest in business activities, to develop a knowl- edge of business ethics, to keep abreast of current methods and procedures in business. and to develop personality traits commensurate with the demands of the business ofliee and in harmony with true Christian character. Our Business Club Alumni Association makes our Club unique among Mars Hill's honor clubs, Our club publishes the Business Club Alumni Quarterly and presents the Business Club Alumni Association Medal to a deserving club member at our annual banquet. 'na-:v .- ,,, A .goyv-1 Par1ez-vous francais? Sometimes we wonder if we do as we watch some of our fast-moving programs which are always in French. We enjoy familiarizing ourselves with the French language as we study the people, country, and customs of France. We have presented skits in French and seen Dr. Seymour's slides of France. We have also enjoyed singing French songs and cross-examining each other about French history, Meeting in the home of Mrs. Nona Roberts completes the family-like feeling of our small club. FHEHCH CLUB SPHHBH CLUB Seated: Ramona S a w y e r, Patricia Sechrist, Standing: Jen- nings Wagoner, Kay O'Briant, Pa- tricia Carroll. . Seated: Karen Bailey, Norma Lockaby, Nova Rhodes. Standing: Hyatt Gibbs, Tommy Till- man, Don Thomas. The cherished memories which each of us have for our club include eating and discussing Spanish food at our Spanish supper, maintaining a favorite Spanish custom of breaking the pinata containing goodies at our Christmas party, and meeting with the other modern language clubs for a joint meeting. We develop our speaking use of Spanish as we acquaint ourselves with the history and cus- toms of the Spanish countries. We also enjov thi xxaimth and Ifnnilx lilu client f ui ii all Llib I ini lll vnthusiasts WL nicct ln Ihr L s 1 spoken languagl ind Lultuu ol Ilia Gmimdns L xx ill m Hn U B our activities, s L 1 s s L i x 1 cnjoving the talk ot Jill B ounn nn xii Q 1 otlisl' Europvan LClL1l1ll1tN WP , as wdl as modern Christian customs around the xxoild We also excinnne the ha Seated: Elizabeth Simmons, In gg r id Cooper, Patsy Long, Lethia Arch- cr, Ophelia Hild- rcth, Jackie Brown, Dercnda Gulleclge. Mr. M, H. Kendall, Slmzdiugg J 3 ri Q D a v i e s. Douglas Land, Carl Olney, Dr, A. Ellison Jen- kins, Frances Corn, John Simpson, Eliz- abeth Moore, Fic-k Guin. We are seeking the musical perfection of Orpheus, the great musician of Greek mythology who, at the death of his wife, Eurydice, descended to Hades and so pleased Pluto with his music that the god allowed him to lead his wife back to earth on the condition that he should not look behind him. But we are seek- ing a musical appreciation and perfection which cannot be put to nought by a single backward glance, We strive to further our knowledge and appreciation of music by studying great music and great composers. URPHEUH CLUB f...,,:,,.,,.,,,, Seated: Mr, El- wood Roberts, Edith Shepherd. Marilyn Hughes. Standing: Jimmy Williams, Tom Rey- nolds, Gerald Dea- ton. SCHHCE CLUB Seated Mr Vern on E Wood Bob Key Soma Wat son Georgia Todd John Brown Dr L M Outten Standzngs M Fred C01 bin Pete E v a n s Herschel MCD3l1S P 1 u e tte Carter Nick Fost er Mr Arthui E Wood Sputniks, Muttniks, and Vanguard rockets can be, and often are, appropriate- ly discussed at our meetings. We are interested in the latest scientific develop- ments and the progress of research in the various fields of science. Many of us anticipate scientific careers and realize the importance of staying abreast of cur- rent advances. Not among the least of our strong points is our advisor, the ver- satile, the witty. the one and only Mr, Vernon E. Wood, fWe say this without fear of successful contradiction !l 4 , , - , , ' r. , - , . ' . 9 J fl s N . X. --4 ' K '- g- :ak N5 ,Q ' 'V i 7, if ff, ',51ixlL5!p . 1':-gi w X K Q -l-' 53:33 ' Q ti We GENTRY CRISP Coach FUHEHSIIIS The Forensics Club has been active in several tourna- ments this year. ln the Appalachian Tournament, Tom Lawrence won second place in the men's poetry reading: Patricia Sechrist xvon third place in extemporaneous speak- ing: Conrad Whitley, second in problem solving: Oleta Murphree, third in oratorv. In the South Atlantic Tournament, Tom Lawrence won first place in radio newscasting and second place in radio address: Patty Robinette won first place in women's radio extemporaneous speakingq Norah Thomas won second place in xvomen's radio newscast and second in radio poetry. The debate team won four tilts in competition with eleven other schools. The team entered the Smoky Mountain Tournament at Carson-Newman College held on March 27-28. Results of that tournament were not available at the time the LAUREL went to press, Seated: Oleta Murphrec, Tom Lawrence, Mr. Crisp, Pat Sechrist. Norah Thomas. ig, ' Standing: Leonard Wagner, Jack Hinson. www 1, ,4 -f-r -. 4 '. ,l .L 1 s.-X Cf Q7 .ab i. ---v- ' T I, 4 - - uv j X g1l 1 The cast of Hart and Kaufman's You Can't Take It With You, presented during the summer session and repeated the first week of the fall semester, -4 D9 1 Fl' 4 i i 'i 'iv i I cle I I, l ' I , i ' ! l 5 I 5 3 We are interested in promoting dramatic interest and ability on 1 our campus. The Dramateers also presented three major productions l during the year, in addition to presenting plays at the Carolina Dramatic Association Festival and at the festival at Chapel Hill. Last year the Dramateers won the Pearl Setzer Award with Mrs. Watson's The Sparrowf' Front Row: Sam Wingfield, Cecil Dobson, Ronnie Montgomery, William File, Mary Martha Lowrance, Karen Hop- kins, Barbara Elliott. Second Row: Rhuemrna Carter, Florence Bridges, Anne Aldridge, Doris Ferrell, Victoria Norris, Patsy Kenyon, Lynn Sowder, Nancy Carroll, Mrs. Elizabeth Watson. Third Row: Carl Chambers, William Davis. Glenn Rast, Joe Green, Bryan Miller, Jan Hensley, Max Smith, Ronnie Quackenbush, Ramona Sawyer. A 1 Q r F 5, l. Christmas in the Ma1'ket1ivluee by Henri Gheun shows gypsies lJHl'il'2ij'll1g the Nativity. A scene from Terrence Rattigank The lVinsluw l-iffy. presented un N0- vembei' 23, 1957. The Faculty Players rehearse a scene from Stephen Vincent Benet's The Devil and Daniel Webster. 5 ...X , 1 'X N. , X ' x The marshals are selected on the basis of Christian character. leadership, and scholarship. These outstanding students usher at the special events of the col- lege such as concerts, plays, and commencement. .s . Marlene Guthrie, Judy Faust, Pat Mc- Ilvaine, Kay Stan- HRT CLUB ley, Carolyn Caudle, Anita Reyes, Jill Brown. Standing- M r. Robertson, Robert Poe, Jim Meador, Lynda Rid- ings. Brenda White- hurst, John Bur- well. Bobby James, Joe Benthall, David Cole, Rose Coruin, Pat Wagoner. Da- vid Lackey, Sylvia Smith. First Row- Bill Prevost, Cole- man M a r k h a m, Charlton Davis, Frank Davis, Dong Choi, Rayford Sow- ell, Patricia Ken- ff yon. Second Row- S o nj a Snyder, Rubynel A u s t in, Elaine Yates, Bea Champion, E d i t h Shepherd. We seek to promote interest in art on our campus and to enjoy the fellowship of those with similar interests. We literally lift up our eyes unto the hills and seek to capture on canvas some of the beauties of His handiwork. We strive to stimulate an appreciation for art in all of the students by conducting art ex- hibitions throughout the year and the Annual Beaux Arts Ball tcostume picnicl in May. We meet twice monthly under the advisorship of Mrs, Mary Howl-ll to increase our effectiveness as home economists. Three of our girls attended and reported on the North Carolina Homt Econoniit-s Convention and the North Carolina Dietetics Assoeia- H U m E U n U m l B I- U B tio'i Convention in Asheville. In the spring we had an open houst for the students ot surrounding high st-hools and staged our zin- nual fashion show. X., --v-a,. Q----f--Q--,7.Z.Aq ' r ' Suited- Carolyn Benni- son, Betsy Stroup. Imogene I-larrelson, Ann Wilson, Nancy Leiby, Linda Man- LIQI. Karen Bailey. Gay Howell, Susan Wentzell Sttznflzng- Mrs, Howell, Lu- cille Ponder, Nan- cy Steppe, Mar- garet Sue May. Jane C r a iv f o rd. Raye Dune-vant, Sara Abel, Marga- ret Ann Saunders, Lola West, Doro- thy Owens. As future nurses, we enjoy meeting to discuss opportunities in the nursing field and to observe and learn nursing techniques. In addition to the many demonstrations we had during the year, our visit to Mission Memorial Hospital in Asheville helped broaden our knowledge and encouraged us to meet the great demand for nurses, Each of us will long remember the hard work with little rest we had during the Asian Flu epidemic. HUHSIH6 CLUB Seated- gif ia az. ld' I B a r b a ra Law rence Joan Ander son, Lynda Craw ford. Standzng- Robbie Duff, Nell Lee. Joyce Brook- shire, Peggy Hes- ter, Miss Brewer, i ly, 1 l The presidents vice presidents and secretaries of the four doiniitoues foi uomen make up our council We meet Qgogno uden '.deg.t, Crac md 'S harmony on our campus T 3 First Row- Caroline Biggers. Dean of Women, Mrs. Schulenburg- er, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Charles. Second Row- Beverly G i b b s, O l e t a Murphree, Lethia Archer, Frances Corn, Wan- da Harris, Barbara England. Third Row- Glenda Lawrence, Margaret Ann Gid- ney. Pat Sechrist, Barbara Grif- fith, Ophelia Hild- reth, Sara Jo Smith. Our council vihich consists of the officers of the men's dormi tories governs some student conduct and reports its decisions to mggyg gwggm UUUHUIL .f Of ...... Seated- Dick Kirby, Joe Arnold. Fick Guin, Charles Adams, Charlton D a v i S. Dean Lynch. Strmcling- Buck Lycia. Tracy Faires. Ronald Kes- ter, Robert Key, Claude Sitton. Lee Shoemaker. creation of a wholesome spirit and the promotion of the general welfare of the students in the college community. e 'are he ins A Q' us 1' own' t-iewinf me 1 with o er o trators at-ross the- country, We are one ot tht- newest clubs on campus, ana W C t ha , ot th tamp ., 11,15 ,g l I., tl rag th l ough our station, K-ISIT, we are spreading tht- name of Mars Hill College iiound the country. PV Switutl- David Millt-1, Earl Trotter, ELI Pill'- ham. Standing- Ecl Harflin, Glenn Hast, Tum Meadur. DavidP1'1c'e,Gen1'Qe Byram, Roy O'l3ry- an, Walt Lysinger. Each of us receives valuable experience in the organization and administia I-I tion of a library as wie serve the-students and faculty, Together with librarv :' ' ' ' 4' o Seated- Derenda Gulledge. Pat Wagoner, Fran- ces Corn, Gloria Little, Pat Glass. Jerrie Martin, Sar- ah Jane Stainback, Hilda League, Mrs. Snead. Second Row- Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Robinson. Mrs, Til- son, Bob Wicker, David Trawick, Ed- die Parkham, Ron- ald Kellar. David Morrison. Miss Da- Cus, Mrs, Compton, Miss Eaves. Third Row- Ronald K e st e r, Loretta D u n c a n. S a n d r a Rogers, Martha Wiley, Lin- da Canipe, Jeanne Colenuan, Joel Ogg, Fred Flowers, staff we elect a Student Assistant of the Month and a Student Assistant f ' 6HUVEScnnt'd B 1 , yiglf -vf A f K x 'f if 1 'fi 5, S 5 Z Z 9 VS X., fe' 27 a if A ef' N 1 V be XJ W fu wa u K-qu U 'J 2 W! it ! Z wfwq fm , 0,2 k gl My V f Q I, Mg T X X -' ,, ' X 5 . , 6 'A C, ff ,C GA, my ,Q ,A . rw H, f,, K ,A ' NS-,' ,Q FX H 5 Qfkfrw -U M' '4 GN F E Ggx as fa '-N. C U y fy , 5 , - 4' Cv Q QQJJ MCE is ? 5 J f-'D L I' 'T ' ', .. 1 , - t. 5, C' 42 53 - L'-,E 57 fam' V W 4' X gi 39' --- -v. A-'54-1 , H1 X'-fifli' ' QT 15 f -. I f- A f e ' F FS S A .-., A xx Juv M Er A NY X' Q' L I fri QL' E V Q1 If -' , ? AX A A 'P 3 . rf rrp A1 6 P 404 ff' gig '3 fl Y ga fg 'Q' I g Vw f 6 2 YW 37' ' f' V' .jf g 1 14 N fx 256 'fa 73 Hf 3 'ffm' 5 f 2 -J M a ' 7 ' W 2 fi K - ysgg 4 l 1 V r - J ll 'L fx 4.4 , 'S f lf ff X X AJ A,-65 J 14 W , 'Lf iq A55 ff, , , gf v, ,5 N 71 fi! , 4 I ' m y , L L- 45' f 5 AJ if If A -,J 9 ? Z - ' V M5 7 , JP L, f 2 , 2 Vx? lf' V 4 ?I'1,1 ' ff 1274? f-. 'Ll ' IL' f 2 I ky 'I L6 X x p J'viL1 N: :ral a I . f W 5 K Q Q as , EZ' f K Am U' X aa 1 lm , A-lx ' ,fb I I. A X r, ,x' A P1 mg! M - I-,U I K m K X -. I 1 . 3 f f I ,If X. '. M q - ' f iff i Q 0 R ' 1 0 ik 11: 'S at-7 75, vw! ' ' - :EE ng? ' g BELL :gt f . Q' QV J ,:,t i f ,C A I ' Tux i n V. ix- 4 I, 1 K Q, First Rout Judy King, Jonita Harris Madeline Brigg Mary Lawrence Brenda Whitehurst M C l' , . , . eg olier, Jean Cox, Irene Snow, Jessamine Hiatt, Barbara Ann Carmichael, Ann Tarver, Gerald Deaton. Second Row: Norene Rivero, Sue Cook, Earlyn Sams. Tom Perkins, Betty Myers, Coleman Markham, Larry Frakes, Sherrel Humphries, Don Knott, Ed Wood, Melissa Yelton, Mary Jane Joyner, Polly Lantz. Third Row: Pat Cunningham, Ruth Coru.m, Norman Stall- ings, Barbara Stephens, Ralph Cauthen, Edith Shepherd, Joel Land, Catherine Logan, David McManaway, Patricia Carroll, Helen Guillotte. Sara Rickenbaker. Fourth Row: Florence Edwards, Tom Reynolds, Jim Morris, Joe Pur- cell, Jim Gibbs. Dick McCurry, Ed Ferrell, Tommy Teague, Elton Freund, Bill Mcllvaine, Ron Montgomery, Faye Tay- lor. THE CULLEGE CHUIH The Touring Choir is made up of some of the finest voices and music Ag lovers on our campus who seek self-expression through music. Under the K direction of Mr. Rufus Norris we have enjoyed singing for the Thanks- ss giving service, presenting our Christmas concert, and singing for the 5' music clinic and for various churches throughout North Carolina. The highlight of the year was the spring tour in Virginia and Washington, D. C. Top- LARRY FRAKES, President Bottom- RUFUS NORRIS, Director MAJORETTES Jane Walker. Janc Harrington, M a r y L a w 1' e n c c, Gail L ' 1 ll Ari I! Q Gusnell, Jim Wil- ' 0 l K Y ' X g ll?l!llS, Drum Ma- D I T UYQ yur, Rhuemma Car- 1 . ter, Betsy Stroup. , Kay Wright, Becky ' Hancock, N an c y -aeajgeff L Leiby. lHE Bllllll Under the direction ot' Mr. Phillip Magnus, our band of experienced music lovers has enjoyed adding , -.r . life and Colm' to Mars Hill campus life. Playing and marching for the fnntball games, presenting uur -1 Thanksgiving, spring, and graduation C1'mcerts, play- ing for chapel, and preparing radio programs are just a few of our many activities. The combo for the basketball games, our spring tour and When the 03-Q' 51 4.04 Saints Gu Marching In number anwngr other func- L' D- YOUNG PHILLIP MAGNU5 tions of our band, pwsldcm D11-Cctoy Standing: Director Phillip Magnus. First Row: Linda Canipe, Dan Coniptun, Deruthy Owens, Hilda White, Bar- bara Goodnight. Second Row: Charles Gillis, Paul Gibbs, Nona Justice, David Mtller David Price, Judy Miller, Lar- rv Holder, Nona Burnette, Tlzzrd How: Donald Lambert, Albert Blackwell, Sylvia Smith, Alice Paulsen, Donald Steele Bill Mellvaine, Robeita Gunnett. Emmett Balentine. Ernest Summey, L. D, Young Fmirrll Him' Jim Williams, Dorn- thy Searle, Bryan Miller, Ronald Singletbn, 'Swv .V fr 3 .1 , ff 2 2? T PF' 31' ' ' if f Q E I iv, 157' '53 ,. ' 1 ff 'Si-i f, if .4 . 11,2 . ..-ig 553 -'itgegi V 1- 1 - , fa 1 A 1 1 ' -yt f U T L r 9 C 'A 5 25? I v -1: .14 1 33,0 0 va, 7:6 cr .1 , ' x 1 ' -f , ,T ,L l Q' I 9-f First Row: Marilyn Hughes, Betty Sue Spillers, Carolyn Bullard, Ava Gosnell, Sonja Snyder, Karen Hopkins, Jan- ice Bowman. Second Row: Carolyn Martin, Ann Aldridge, Laura Cashion, Nancy Carroll, Annis Tisdale, John Chris- tian, Director, Jackie Brown, Dorothy Searle, Sue Campbell, Emily Edwards, Barbara Dean. Third Row: Bill Evans, Clinton Flowers, Betty Herbert, Lynn Sowder, Betty Simmons, Martha Colburn, Barbara Griffith, Pete Evans, Joe Benthall, Henry Snyder. Cynthia Waldrop. Fourth Row: Ronald Harris, Henry Fulghum, Ted Huggins, Brent Mudd, Charles Greenway, Bryan Miller, Ed Previtte, Ronald Searcy. THE UHHIPUS CHUIH Our delight is making a joyful noise! Under the direction of John C. Christian, we sang for the Thanksgiving program, presented a Christ- mas concert which included a cantata, Bach's The Childhood of Christ, and gave a spring concert. AVA GOSNELL President JOHN C. CHRISTIAN Director ? Y 6 F V.. V. -,..--f XX XXX in XXX XXXXXX 'Jin'- '4.5..y ' 1 -f,'11 Ill' ' Ill!!! x u l x fa. 'i' id lllllllllf N. 222' L , wx , ,MQ , ,. 3?',54,M . ' 'K f'Z MN,- ' 1 I I I I I I 1 I I IF. I I I I 1 I I I , BHPIISI STUDENT Ulllllll DAVID JOYNER HAYNES President Each student is challenged to a life of plain living and high thinking through the Baptist Student Union which serves as the link between the college and the church and coordinates the religious activities on the campus. The members of any religious organization on campus are mem- bers ot' the B.S.U. The Executive Council, consisting of eight Council members and ten representatives of the unit organizations. directs most of the spiritual and social life of the campus. It sponsors the vesper services, morning watch, get-acquainted parties, the traditional Thanksgiv- ing program, Religious Focus Week, and Vocational Guid- ance Week. The B.S.U. stimulates individual spiritual de- velopment by encouraging regular devotional and prayer periods. Seated: Jim Gibbs, John Simpson, Edith Shepherd, Ronald Kester, David Haynes, Ronald Ervin, Ted Purcell, Eugene Burris. Standing: Barbara Rodgers, Joseph Benthall, Nina Kirk. Barbara Carmichael, Horace Hawes, Patsy Long, Dan Compton, Cecil Dobson. Ii ,. ,, ,, ml I, :I I I I I , 4'-3. ta. Top Left: Cast of the l1'3CllllCrIl3l Thanksgiving pageant. Top Rlolilg Spiritual Emphasis Week guest spedlxcis D1 Luther Copeland and Dr, Claude Bowen. with B.S,U, President David Haynes, Bottom: Vocational Guidancc Wtek speakers talk over career problems with students and slafi members. l958-59 B. S. U. CUUHCIL President , , First Vice President Second Vice President Third Vice President Secretary , Treasurer Publicity Music , Sunday School Training Union Town Rep1'esentatix'e Y.W.A. Volunteers for Christ Brotherhood , Y.T.C. ,. , Mission Founcil Chairman Ministerial Conference Methodist Student Representative Allen Freenizui Page Sue Fanilibell Karen Hopkins Martha Colburn Sully Rigsbee David Price Ray Qtis Bob Freund Bob Blanton Eugene Finderburke Albert Blackwell Loretta Duncan Nancy Farroll Henry Snider Kathleen Szitterfield Donald VanDeVeer , Gerald Roper Jzinies Northcott QS ELLA J. PIER! Faculty Advisor IHIHISTEHIHL GUHFEREHCE We feel that God has sent His call to us to be- come Christian ministers. Our weekly meetings are planned to instruct us and unite us in our desire to lead ourselves and others to a fuller realization and application of the Christian life. Experienced min- isters and teachers give us valuable aid in the art of preaching, Bible reading, and effective witness- ing. We help with each of the Sunday evening wor- ship services and take charge of the entire service once each quarter. The experience and friends we have in the Ministerial Conference will long be a source of help and encouragement for each of us. The following have served as officers during the year: FIRST TERM: Jack Chalmers, President, Joel Land, Vice President, Fick Guin, Secretary, Charles Greenway, Reporter, Coleman Markham, Pianist. SECOND TERM: Frank Davis, President, Dan Compton, Vice President, Joel Land, Secretary, Horace Hawes, Reporter, Gerald Roper, Pianist. THIRD TERM: Joel Land, President, John Simpson, Vice President, Ted Purcell, Secretary, Robert Mann, Reporter, Dan Compton, Pianist. FOURTH TERM: Fick Guin, President, Leon- ard Wagner, Vice President, Charles Greenway, Secretary, James Hinson, Reporter, Gerald Roper, Pianist. Front Row: Frank Davis, Fick Guin, Truman Fisher, Bill Suter, Marvin Gold, Dan Compton, Grenfell Leonard, Horace Hawes. Second Row: Larry Holder, Thomas Foster, William Jenkins, James Morris, Allen Page, William Culver, Bill Davis. Third Row: Robert Reed, Charles Allard, Joel Land, Jack Chalmers, Gerald Roper, Ronald Ervin, Bill Frisbee. Fourth. Row: Eugene Funderburk, Donald VanDeVeer, Charles Page, Robert Hanes, Raymond Otis, Roderick Kirkpatrick, Frank King. Fifth Row: Robert Mann, James Hinson, Glenn Langdon, James Langford, Doyle Moore, Kenneth Hayes, Eugene Burris, Robert Nicholson, Sixth Row: Norman Stallings, Robert Young, Charles Greenway, John Hagler, Eddie Previtte, Ronald Kester, Ted Purcell, Aubrey Smith, Not Shown: John Clark, Jim Collins, Larry Frakes, Coleman Markham, George Mullen, James Renard, Leonard Wagner, Luther Ward, John Simpson. VULUHTEEHS FUR CHRIST We :ire youiiu' t'lii'istE:niQ who have tletlicutetl The following our lives tw l'liriQti:tn service Meeting' once at the year: month. We :ire 1m1'ewlitwl with the neetls of people Yukie Tmwmktl . :ill over the wiwltt, :intl Wt-:t1'efculislzllllly Chztllengetl -hm CN, . , ss, to nieet these neetls. l'lezili2i1i'.f the necessity wt' . V ' iA'lillZl Archer Ill'U1l2ll'Llll'lll lor the tnslts .thez:fl, we come together PM X Tluelme 2 S, . , in t'ell1vwsliipxx'ith one anotlier zintl tied to strength- , may Howell , en ezteh other :intl he-ltei' zieqliniiit ourselves with Mwv Alice Femel . . the witle, witle xwilcl, linpiiie' winerlzty tu take the Dem 4,0t.r.eV K . grezttewt cliztlleiigre ot' ztll 3 tio ye . . Melbzt Murphy ,, llztrtliu ffauclle have served as officers during President First Vice President Second Vice President Third Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Pianist , , , t'hurister f'1I'Ci'l21l1'Hl2lll of Mission Council Publicity Chairman I-'milf Rmiyi Gm' Howell, .Int-kic Brown, Loretta Duncan. Karen Hopkins, Mary Martha Lowrance, Yukie Tomooka. Mary Alia Fetncr Sfwwtrrl Rfftr: Linda Canipe, Shirley Garrison, Martha Candle, Gerald Hall, Barbara Rodgers, Pat- Sy T1'LlQltlX'L', Third Roni Da-rencla Gulledge, Solly Holbrook. Connie Putman, Nancy Brooks, Barbara Carmichael, Melissa Yelton, Ifmwllt Ritter GI-niet Little, Frances Corn, Jeanette Wright, Frances Keen, Nancy Carroll, Pat Morgan. Fifth Rout Aniee Mwrtin. LziXVana Seagroves, Virginia Jones, Beverly Gibbs, Cecil Dobson, Ophelia Hildreth. Sixth Rule: Betty Simmons, Ralph Cautlien, George Bond, Dean Cotiey, Dale Routli, Burton Haselton. 'v gf- Cs P- 5 ur' Q-5 l ' x.. A I UUUH6 lUUlllEIl'S HUXILIHHU BARBARA DALE RODGERS President We seek to create interest in missions and in daily witnessing, to give help to the needy through community niissions, and to show Christian discipleship on campus. Out of the dormitory meetings and general meetings held each month grow many activities and proiects, including the get-acquainted party, sponsorship of the church nursery on Family Night each month, study courses on niixsions in various parts of the world, and the Foreign Mission Week of Prayer including featured programs and the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. First Row: Anna Owens, Loretta Duncan, Janice Arnold, Sonja Snyder, Second Row: Patsy Ruleman, Melissa Yelton, Nancy Brooks, Barbara Rodgers. Third Row: Rubynel AUSUI1, JGHH F19f11if1g- JO W9afh91'f0I'd- FOUTWL RUU-73 Georgia Todd, Beverly Gibbs, Ann Walton. Mary Alice Fetner. Fifth Row: Sue Campbell, Bettie Herbert, Nina Bur- nette. Sixth Row: Elaine Yates. Ann Stone, Phyllis Monroe, Doris Ferrell. We ot thc Bmtlierliood liavc not tlctlicatctl our lives to l'ull-time church work, but we have dciln-att-fl Ilicm to Christ. Tlironcli thc traiining and stnnulatt-rl in- ter ' that wt l'ivt- olwlwiiiutl in th- Hrwtl 'loorl vu- liopc soiiivrlay to lin' intuit- ' est . 1. . e 1 ici 1 useful iiwliilJc1's ol' our clinrvli :intl Vltllllllllllllj, , ., - , V N -lf A, VK .x, .,.i ..x-' ,, ' 'mf-A it -.-lp 1 X :iid V 4 ,rf UUUTH TEWPEHHHCE CUUHCIL Seated- Robbie Duff, Em- ma Watson, Ronald Ervin, Pat Munday. Staizdirigf Georgia T o cl d, Frank Finley, Sarah Simerson, R o b bi e Hanes. R a y f o r cl Sowell. Settled- Charles Trammell, Frank Lewis, Ron- ald Quackcnhusli. Henry Snyder, Stvmtling- Mr. Young. Tom Hogan, Bill Cur- rin, Charles Jones. The Youth Temperance Council is composed of representatives from each of the Sunday School classes and of other students who are interested in our pro- gram, We seek to give each student an awareness of the destructivencss of intemperance in all things, parti- cularly drinking Through chapel programs and posters we attempt to instill within each student the determina- tion to avoid the destructive things of life. We, the students of Mars Hill College, do hereby establish this organiza- tion that through it we may do our part to spread the gospel of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, unto the uttermost parts of the earth, God being our helper. These words in the prologue to the Constitution of the Mission Council of Mars Hill College explain the sole purpose of our organization. Many of the students participate in our services and activities at Oteen Veterans' Administration Hos- pital, Cane River Prison Camp, Mt. Olive Church, Walnut Baptist Church, and various hospitals of this area, HHSSIUH CUUHCIL Q ,, env., Lump lt LL V Lx Left to Right- Joel Land. George Bond, Ronald Mont- gomery, Ed Moore, Robert Mann, John C l a 1' k, Margaret Duncan. Melba Murphy, Ted Pur- cell. Most of us are Methodist students seeking to pre serve the unity and to promote the fellowship and Christian growth of each of the Methodists on our campus. Q P First Row- 6-4- J o a n Hamilton, ' Claudia Arrowood LaGonda Sue Cook Tonette Long, nv Second Row- Joe B e n t h a ll Ronnie Quack- enbush, Tony Lind- say. Third Row- i' John Carroll, Bill N File, Bill Knight, A K . Q Nay- - , N., ...al 4 V xl., i .1 C3 ,f--'x Xu 1 .e haw. Mfg The Long, Long Line . . . Yuu'1'e Miss Caroline! . . . Seven Minute Break . . . Lt'TUUl'llQZil1 nu Campus . . . Blood, Cm1kiPs,21I1dPunch. - one hundred and t,hi1'ty-five - Y, 1, ...gp- , . ?' 2 HTHLETICS Il 11 All .-J gf' Q J - -A Top Left: Co-Captains Buck Lyda and Red Sudderth. Top Right: To Wayne Whitson, Tackle: Ed Morton, Halfbackq Ken Horton, Halfback. - one hundred and thirty-eight m Bell, Guard. Bottom: John Wright, End A , , v 1 T A J Top Row: Russ Bowman, End: Buck Lycla, Tackle: Conrad Kee-serrker, Center. Bottom Row: Gene Hall, Fullback Red Sudclcrlh, Halfbackg Mac Thacker, Quarterback. - one hundred and thirty-nine - FUUTBHLL 1957 Under the leadership of Coach Henderson, the Mars Hill Eleven captured the Western Carolina Junior College cham- pionship for the second year in succession. Their only confer- ence loss was to Gardner-Webb, 14-0. The Lions had just re- turned from a battle with the flu and were suffering from a lack of practice. Earlier in the year the Lions tied with the Wingate Bulldogs, 7-7. The Lions fought through mud to win their first game of the season by shutting out Ferrum, 16-0. In defense of their conference title, the Lions beat conference team Lees-McRae with a third period field goal to make the final score 17-14. Then Gardner-Webb gave the Lions their first defeat by a 14-0 score. The Lions dropped their second defeat to Wingate, 13-6. The Carson-Newman College Jayvees turned three Lions' fumbles into touchdowns as they shut out the Lions in their last game of the season, 25-0. The games with Marion Military Institute and the Appala- chian Jayvees were cancelled due to the flu, and the Carson- Newman game was postponed from September 27 until Novem- ber 15. The Lions ended the season with a 3-3-1 record. Tackle Buck Lyda and end John Wright were named to the All-Conference Squad. Both men played for the Lions last year and showed fine performances this year. Other returnees were guards Lawrence Ponder and Tommy Bell and halfbacks Red Sudderth, Ken Horton, and Ed Morton. Linemen Claude Sitton, Wayne Whitson, Judd Force, Dick Kirby, and Jim Harris saw action with the Lions again this year. Some of the new boys on the squad this year were Russell Bowman, Clifton McClure, Bill Self, Gerald Lankford, Jim Langford, Hack Ezell, Conrad Keesecker, Jerry Ball, Gene Hall, and Ross Knowlton. Mac Thacker, a transfer from Fishburne Military Academy, was also valuable to the Lions this year. Front Row: Jerry Ball, Tommy Bell, Bill Long, Jim Harris, Conrad Keesecker, Dick Kirby, Walter Lysinger, J, C. Pope, Jay James. Second Row: Tom Cooper, Smith Danielson, Mac Caldwell, Ed Morton, Ken Horton, Mickey Conklin, Jim Kennedy, Johnny Mack Brown, Russ Bowman. Third Row: Ross Knowlton, Claude Sitton, Lawrence Ponder, Gerald Lankford, Gene Hall, Jerry Brown, Charles Todd, Mac Thacker, Buck Lyda Fourth Row: Jim Charles, Manager: John Wright, Wayne Whitson, Clifton McClure, Bill Self, Haskell Ezell, Jim Langford. Ron- ald Singleton, Bruce Phillips, Sonny Lyle. Mtg- First Roll Dick Kll'bV Gone Hall B111 Self. Ge-rald l,ankforcl, lluclx Efvll, Ed Molton, Jlnm Moxris. S'cc-mzcl Rnwqv PML' Evans, Tommy Sherman, Murslmll Southern, Lawrence Ponder, John W1'l1.Qlll, JIIN l.z1r1gforcl, Jack Clmlxm-rs Thml - Row: Buck Lycia, John Brown, Corlrad .AxllSllI1, Jay' Jzunvs, Gln-nn CUIkI1XVL'll, Mm- Thackcr, Louis BL1 rch. r H H Bob Redmond, Glenda Slough, Patsy Ruleman, Rae Tuck, Ronald Quackcn bush, Bea Champion, Nancy Carroll. Carolyn Laughlm, Runml- HHl'I'lS, The Mars Hill Mountain Lions, coached by Robert Edwards began their 1957-58 season with a thrilling overtime win over Asheville-Biltmore. The home team scored fifteen points in the overtime to win 71-62. The Lions played one of their best games and romped the Spartanburg Pioneers, 91-65. The 91 points was the largest total of the season for them. Another win for the Lions was a second half comeback against Gardner-Webb. With ten minutes to play, the Lions overcame a twelve-point difference to win, 55-51. The Lions entered the conference tournament with a 5-5 record. Their record for conference play was 4-5, and they held down fourth position in the conference standings. The Bull- dogs of Gardner-Webb downed the Lions in the first game of tournament play. Going into the tournament, Mickey Hoyle and John Wright led the scoring for the Lions. Hoyle, a freshman from Asheville, poured in 198 markers for an average of 16.5 per game. Captain Wright, a sophomore from Bristol, scored 182 points and had a 15.2 average per game. Also seeing action for the Lions were Mac Caldwell. Tommy Sherman, Ellis Murphy. and Mac Thacker. Carroll Wright and Wayne Whitson left the Lions at the end of the first semester. Top Row: Mickey Hoyle, Louis Burch, Mac Thacker, Charles Put- nam, Harry Caddell. Bottom Row: Glenn Langdon, Clifton McClure Joh W ' h Top- COACH ROBERT EDWARDS Bottom- n rig t, Tommy Sherman, Mac Caldwell. V MICKEY HOYLE. High SCOTGF .xx vii an A - I , -W ,is . gg ' P a-. '- xQ.:' . JF ,af 5 ,313-, , X . v ra . .-' .. Q-ii'T: 4-. f -2 I 4:31 'ia W ,. rl R -4 4 Q, U WV. 1 -. l .4b: ,A I gf? I I w la 4 1 5 A' xg, V,, 2 XM ' xx xx 1,61-ffl x ' .-sv Q K - .Er .I ,A h -JV 51 x ' v fi-ff QQ 1 Ffa N n , Qi 15,1 k, '- Si-:aw ,, A .. - .,,..4.., . 4- z .-.. . -,..,6 .1-.- TEHHIS 1958 First Row: Roderick Kirkpat- rick, Sonny Bell, Kenneth Spain- hour, Davis Bowen, Hoyt Bray. Second Row: Jimmy Taylor, Allen Rappaport, Scott Terrence, Phil Crowder, Tim Murray, R. P. Hammers, David Haynes, Tracy Faires, Howard Shook. BHSEBH11 1951 First Row: Fick Guin, Wayne Stancil, Marshall Southern, Ed Morton, Carroll Wright, John Tyner, Bobby Walker, Don Bry- ant. Second Row: Harry Caddell, Bill Eagerton, Ken Horton, Jack Merrell, Emerson Glenn, Jim Massey, Doug Land, Paul Hinds. Third Row: Johnny Gibson, Judson Force, Charles Boone, Robby Hanes, Charles Ramsey, Bill Wright, Jim Strickland, John Wright. 1HHUH 1951 First Row: Jack Chalmers, John Garrett, Red Sudderth, Gary Harris, Conrad Austin, Jim Morris. Second Row: Terry Hart, Louis Burch, Bob Nicholson, Jim Har- ris, Jim McGavisk, Pete Evans. Third Row: Ronald Joyce, Charles Webb, Richard Meade, John Whaley, Glenn Cornwell, John Brown, Herb Brown, Coach Bob Edwards. Ill. H. H. CUUHUIL -1 vid Z 2 7:- wi Q- Y' 19 'fl 1- fx v. .5 First Rout Coaeli Virginia Hart. Barbara Carmichael, Cecil Dobson, Patsv Ruleman. Betty Jo Rutherford, Sonja Watson. Sermlrl Rear: Margie Garrison, Sylvia Buone, Caroleen Johnson, Nona Justuce, Barbara Nichols, Julia Brittain, Johnsie Russell, Sandra Ci'eas1nEin Tlmul Row: Marion Reece, Jo Ann Hamilton. Joann Anderson, Lynda Crawford, Jane Craxvford Barbara England. Jeannette Davis, Wanda Harris. Nurah Thomas. UlUlIlEll'S HIHLEIICS 5 '19 We strive to Imnnute whwlesume and healthful zictivitv, to stimulate Q an interest in athletics, tn create at spirit uf trfrfvcl spurtsntzinship, and tri ,.,,,,,, Cwfwpemte with other campus rwgraiiizatirmits in prfmwting and maintaining V, the highest stzuiclards uf eullege life. 'fs-vffv' ki Every young' woman Ull campus is zi member of the W.A.A., but be- , fwre one Cam becwnte an active member, she must juin a sports club. The r pzu'ticipz1tiun in the various sports provides a splendid intramural pru- graim. This year we sprmsured the Red Frnss Blood Bank, participated VIRGINIA HART in chu wel assemblies, operated cnncession stands at the football and basket- l Couch lmll games, and spm-nsfv1'ed other worthwhile activities. 4 -vw M -NF 1, 1 4 H Q7 I'-1-r 'V' 1 SANDRA CREASIVIAN CECIL DOBSON NONA JUSTICE BETTY RUTHERFORD NORAI-I THOMAS I President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Ret-r,li'dc1' ' I y , l M-BLEM CLUB OFFICERS WAA STANDOUTS Joan Hamilton, Lynda Crawford Barbara Nichols, Joan Hamilton, Sandra Creasman. Frances Hardin, Patsy Ruleman. VULQLEUBHLL lu U In E n ,S 'NN-U. Hllllllli 9 X . . X TUWBLWB If if! , If is N x Y . N - 1 M W 1 ' r x ' i A1 A , V wg- F,, ' WHJUR CHSS HRCHEHU HTHLETICS pmgpnng , f 'XA 9 0 f I x l -emi? f' 3 w . if f. il i BHDHIIHTUH TENNIS Q I .1 Barbara Nichols, Carolyn Young, Georgia Todd, Priscilla DeLoach, Rhuemma Carter, Frankie Stewart, My Marjorie Keith. Alvaretta Shaver, Sandra Creasman, Karen Hopkins, Cecil - Dobson, Margie Garrison. l H li M lUUHlEH'S HTHLETICS BASHETBHH IH-BLEHI CLUB Marian Reece, Frankie Stewart, Joan Hamilton, Caro- Sara Jo Smith, Wanda Harris, Frankie Stewart, Cecil l lyn Young, Anise Joyce, Barbara Goodnight. Margaret Sue Dobson, Sandra Creasman, Barbara Nichols, Anise Joyce, 1 May, Nancy Morrow, Nina Hawkins, Jeane Huntley. Jeanne Coleman, June Perry, Carolyn Laughlin, Rae Tuck, ' ' ' Joan Hamilton. . ' ' ig: Egfr' . g, 434 A M1 g ml fsf9?9i9o , We , 1 V ' J: . 1 -,.' 'tv ' ' T' . 1 H 'fha - ' 1 N . Maas U , - V: - . -4-i -. -. -' fl 1 4 iv.. - . . . . x ' ' S'-af . i . . 'Q , .i.: x K ':,- .- lx. J fr'.v-- 'L I' Pouring party punch . . , Ten dclock forum , . . You're not studying, Be-tsy , . . What is it, Hex Just 21 photograph . . . Professor or pupil 'J - one hundred and forty-nine - -QA' 5-Q-L K! 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