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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

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Www-us Rt'Q'l'4llllIPfl Ass-wlatlun - Cf-uucxl, Barllmutun, Tl-mms. liaslsutlnall, Nl-Blcu. Club, l'lll-TIITQ. Tumlvlmu, Plufual Cultllm-, Full: DZiI1L'llll.L. Crafts, AI'1'llL'I'j'. NOVEMBER m Suplmmurc Class Of1ic's1's, Srmplwlmmnlwa Class, Outstand- mg Students. DECEMBER M Baptist Student Umwn. BSU. Cuunull, Mlmstt-11al Cun- fn-rc-ucso. Voltmte-1,-Vs lm' CllllFl. Y-lung Wumuu's .ALlXll- l3I'j' CUL1HC1l, Bwtlwc-1'l14mvl, Yuutlx TL'll1lJCll'2iIlk't' Coun- C1l. Mission CllLlHC1l. Mctlxmllst Stullf-ut Move-mt-nt, JANUARY u Freshman Class Otllccrs aml Spunsurs. Freshman Class. FEBRUARY C tu '59 Lnurl-l Staff, '59 Hzllfnp Staff. Cullegc Clmlr, Culltgu' Band, Campus Clmux MARCH IM Baskuthall, Te-rams, Track, Gulf. Basvball, Intramurals, APRH. C C lt . ,Ulm Nonpareil-Euthalxan Lltfgrary S0016-tics, Cllu-Pl11lu- mathlan Lltoraly Sucln-tlus, IHlEl'I13l1ClI18l Relatiuns Club. Scrxblerus Club, Busmc-ss Club, French Club Sparush Club. Logutlua Club, Orpheum Club. Scimwe Club, Nursmg Club. Llbrary Asslstants. lVlun's Stuclt-ni Council, Womens Student CUL1I1L'1l. College Marshals, Forenslcs Team, Dramatours. MAY C CM, Ulm Miss Laurel of 1959: lVla1'ia11 McKnight, M155 America of 1957. Mxss Laurel Contestantsg May Day '58: Class Banquet. JUNE 12 PxClVE'I'l1SL'lDE'I'1lS. sin F' v , ,S X .S 7 le, lg 5 Qs 35' A new year begins with the first meeting of the Administration and students. I E 4 The seemingly never-ending line inches its wav to the President's Tea Hinefsm ' 14 fs aid' 'K 3 .......- .. .. . W ., 'V' 1 YT -ra- - ,F-.ww-in vu- l V- -mv'-.-W--w.-.-g-g - Q. 'G- '. 5,--5555, ,L 5. .2-,, .I , ...Ll 'J . - A .-' 1 :v f.Af ' . - . y. ', -, F5 .3 ' :'. - . , 0 if ' P 6 , gi! ev as -aura'-rv Moore Hall waits patiently for the renewed enthusiasm of students - and another year. HOYT BLACKVVELL, Th.M., D.D. OUR PRESIDENT AND HIS MESSAGE Mars Hill College operates for its students. It is therefore inspiring to observe the growth and development of the students during the period of their study here. Evidences of their growth and development are revealed in dignity, poise. and maturing scholarship. The Mars Hill Baptist Church and other churches in our larger communities play an important role in what is achieved from year to year. The students are to be congratulated upon the quality and attractiveness of the LAUREL. Cordially, HOYT BLACKWELL - ten - 4 I I I E... M . I I I an-I I I 1.3: I I I I I I I WILLIAM L LYNCH, TILM. Dean uf Students PSfs'CI1uI4j1Qy CAROLINE BIGGERS. HA. Dean of Women I I I I I I I I I I I-,.. PCI RALPH M. LEE. M,A. DE-an uf thu' Cmmllvggo Gmirw-1'nxm'111 ,QF - eleven .si V i ROBERT R. CHAPMAN, M,S. Registrar, Business -. EDITH SWANN, BA. Bursar .f f ,r w,X JOHN A. MCLEOD, M.A. Director of Publications, English r-I '.. WALTER P. SMITH. MJ. Director of Publicity. Journalism S mx FRANCES SNELSON, B.A, Assistant to the President EDNA EAVES. M.S. Librarian twelve - Q- MARTHA SINCLAIR BIGGFRS, B.Mur' Music MILDRED L BINGHAM. M,H.A Businvss ' 1 A ,g E , I Y 1 AFFORD I., CONIPTIJN, UD, MAX Suclnlugx' and Hlblu RACHEL IVI, CII.-XPMAN. HS, Busim-ss ROBERT L. PZDVVARDS, MA. Phywxvul EllLl4'Ll1liPYl GENTRY CRISP, MA. Engllsh und Spvwlw RUBY H, COX. M.Ecl. Busxm-ss FREDERICK FUHBIN, MELI Phyexns :ami Ulu-1111st1'y fi GWYNDOLA P. FISH, M.A. Spanish JAMES M. FISH, M.A. Physical Education COLLIE GARNER, 1VI.A. A. W. EDYE, M.S English Chemistry VIRGINIA HART, MA, DON J. HENDERSON, M.A. Physical Education Physical Education ANNA HINES, M.M. Piano ANNA B, HOLT, M.A. German and Spanish BETTY C. JOLLEY. MA. History HARLEY E, JOLLEY, MA. History and Geography 4 ,,...f- K x 4 R 1 s J, V. IIUWEIL, MA MARY N, HOWELL, MA NIlLU'H'I1lllllL'Q llume- Ecunuxulcs HARVEY N. LANCE, M.Eci lVIathc-matlcs M. H. KENDALL. Th,M, Blble and Grerk KENNETH JONES, MS. Ecnrummlcs and I'I1Stm'y A, ELLISON JENKINS. Th.D. English and F11-nn-I1 MARTHA LINNEY, M.A, EVELYN A. MCLEOD English English JOE NAFF. M.M. Band DONNA NAGEY, M.M. Organ NANCY MEDFORD, MA. ROBERT MELVIN, B.D. Mathematics History sixteen CHARLIE C. NARRON. JR., M.A, Business J. RAYMOND NELSON, Ph.D. Bible and Latin N I -' mx , I ll Illll INN Nl N RUFUS N. NORRIS, MA. Voicw and Colle-go Choir J ELWOOD ROBERTS. M.M, Music Theory WILLIAM F. PEGG, M.A, 1VIElHH'INLl1lL'!i DANIEL E, RICHARDSON, Th.D.. M S. ChvmiSt1'y ..- L. M. OUTTEN, PILD, Blulogy NONA M. ROBERTS, MA. French ELLA J. PIERCE. Ph.D, Enghsh JOE C. ROBERTSON, IVI.F,A Art fv .,.-f ,f' 5.5 'Linz HW. .,., 54. lil' - .ffyg JOHN V. SINCLAIR, M.M. Piano AGNES K. WHITMAN Violin and Voice ...gnu-u WILLIAM A. SHERWOOD, M,S, EMMETT S. SAMS, M.A Biology Mathematics ' -.I .-f' I I . wiv ELIZABETH W, WATSON, M.A. Dramatics ARTHUR E. WOOD, M.S. Physics and Engineering VERNON E. WOOD, M.S. Chemistry and Geology DAVID N. YOUNG, M.A. History and Government Q-....,. :- 435- .A s- vi' -9.-. wf ,z wo ,....4l 1,--V any -5 X' Z' ...r v-, v' 'bs sq,- -Q-59. T7 '33- Nr' wik- .vw N, fu... OFFICE AND GENERAL STAFF First Row: BRYSON A. TILSON, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds: VIENNA MITCHELL HUN- TER. Secretary to Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds: PATSY ANDERSON HENDERSON, Secre- tary to the President: ANN MAUNEY, Secretary to the Registrar: BARBARA STEWART, Secretary to the Registrar: MYRTLE S. RICHARDSON, Secretary to Dean of the College. Second Row: ELIZABETH COMPTON, Assistant in the Bursar's Office: VIOLETTE B. HENDERSON, As- sistant to the Bursar: FRED H. BROWN, Director of Public Relations: PAT J. SMITH, Alumni Secretary: KATHLEEN WALLIN, Alumni Secretary: NONA FAYE LYNCH, Secretary to Dean of Students. Third Row: ROBERT COLEY, Reference Librar- ian: ANN DACUS, Library Assistant: ELIZABETH T, NELSON, Library Assistant: EULA G, ROBINSON, Library Assistant: FLOSSIE C. TILSON, Library As- sistant: BARBARA A. FISH, Library Assistant. Fourth Row: DONALD CALDWELL. Manager of Cafeteria and Student Center: PEARL S. HEAD, As- sistant Manager ot' Student Center: JUDY BRIDGERS, Sec-retaiy to Cafeteria Manager: PAUL ROBERT EWING. Assistant Manager of Student Center: CARO- LYN HAYNES, Dietitian: DR. W, OTIS DUCK. College Plivsirian, Fifth Row: DR, W. ERNEST POWELL. College Physician: EVA BREWER, Nurse: JESSIE BOYKIN. Myers Hostess: CORA CHARLES, Huffman Hostess: MARY FULLBRIGHT, Spilman Hostess: ANNA LISLE GAMMONS. Melrose Hostess. Sixth Row: RUBY W. SPARKS, Treat Hostess: ELSIE F. TEAGUE, Edna Moore Hostess: LURA BROWN WELLS, Brown Hostess: GLADYS BROWN WILSON, Stroup Hostess, - nineteen -- AWYE' 7 ' ' ' Almost A ,X X-,f XL! ,fx 1... Have a heart, coach! .1 ' dian summer and the last home game. N91 cf 5 .N First Row: Jim Harris. John Arkansas, Jackie Nettles, Burt Birchfield, Charles Todd. David Rutherford, Kay Williams. Gary Vannoy. Second Row: Robert Hughes, Bob Mattraw. Tommy Hayes, Lowell Mason. Wayne Byrd, Carroll Miller, James Benton. Conrad Keesecker. Third Row: David Wood. Bill Beaver, Lenny Weston, Jimmy 1 'EA 1958 Manager Bill Best, Assistant Coach Bob Edwards, Coach Don Henderson. ' 'x McCain. Henry Webster, Jerry Brown, Dick Albert. Gene Hall. Fourth Row: Bill DeBruhl, Larry Hodgens, Gerald Lankford, Ron Denton, Jerry Freeman, Mickey Conklin, Dean Lyall, Clay Jones. Fifth How: John Crawford, Jim Langford. Clift McClure, Hack Ezell, Larry Picklesimer, Benny Candler, Buck Wainwright. - twenty-two - I FOOTBALL SQUAD I I I I I I I I 6. ,X A AA . 1' I- 'I ' ,- ,r ru f I I . ,fI fII'III- .. I I g-- , ,. -I ,,c.,3.,g,,..,vam44 , ai, - f Qf'-I' ,...,..,. - . ..,m-I -:fl 3331-gn ,..1-, .-I1 R .,1 , I . gn I N MM. ' I: - . . 6 ' 'X'x'i' 'T l 33,1 QM if - First Row: Hack Ezell. Gerald Lankford, Cliff MC- Jim Haiiis, La1'1'y P1c'klesimQ1'. Third Rmb: Burt Hiiii Clure, Mickey Conklin. Seconcl Row: Jcrry Brown. .lim field, Gary' Vemnoy Robert Hughes, Bc-nny Candlcit Langford, Conrad Kee-seeker and Gene Hall, co-captainsg I I I - twenty-three - I I I I FOOTBALL '58 The Lions found going rough this season as they clashed head-on with vengeful conference opponents eager to match the strength of the WCJCC Champions of 1957. Minus the services of many veteran performers due to graduation, Coach Don Henderson's fighting charges faced the season with visions of better days ahead. Frequently throughout the schedule, the young players were called upon to carry much of the burden. The earlier contests served as a preview of the power Coach Henderson can assemble on the football field in the future. Another host of veterans will leave the campus at the end of this sum- mer and their absence will be noted on the field, but, barring injuries, everything should go well. Evidenced by the eager participation and sincerity of the boys in the spring training, Mars Hill can look forward to a bright future. The young movement will be a year older - with its share of experience. On to another Mars Hill touchdown. Coach Henderson gives the team some last minute instructions. The annual Athletic Banquet of Mars Hill College got into full swing with the theme Gold in Them Thar Hills. Mr. Vernon Wood was Master of Ceremonies and introduced several speakers who were members of the faculty, including our president, Dr. Hoyt Blackwell, who welcomed the members of each sport team. Coach Don Henderson presented the coveted awards to Gene Hall, Conrad Keesecker, and Jerry Brown. Conrad Kecsecker receives Best Blocker award from Coach Henderson at the Athletic Banquet. W N - twenty-four -- D1 R, Frmzt Huw. N11L'kL'j' Conklin, Jnn Harris. Mlrlwy Hnvlv, Paul W1lllan1s. Ge-will nkfnrfl Llvm- Ilull. Svcrvrul Run Imlns Iixxrclm, Mlkc' limlulw K1llftI!l1 Mu'l'll1lw vid Tmlnncnt, Hack Pfzvll, Kan' Wllllznns 'I'lnr4I Rmri Junk ML-an-ll, Hvrnmy ndlcr, l'mu'ud KL'l'SK'l'kixl', Nlllffll D. Lyull. Huimnfl llughn-S, Gary Vnnnny l mu'1H - u': .Inn LLiIlgZ,fUl'd. Dirk Alba-ri, Lz11'1'y PlL'lil'lSIlNL'l', JL'I'I'j' Hl'w.x'n CHEERLEADERS Barbara Dccs, Ann Elder, Peggy Cahz1n1Qs. Ahvf: Mfxnuy, Be-vcrly Rfxm-1's, Jani' Phlllxps, Peggy BESIICHIN, Kay Wrxghl, Nancy C3I'l'l'l1l. - twenty-five - Frankie Stewart, President - r Coach Virginia Hart V Nina Hawkins, Recorder WOMEN'S ATHLETICS The Women's Recreation Association is organ- ized to promote and stimulate interest in recrea- tional activities, to create a spirit of good sports- manship, and to cooperate with all campus organi- zations. All activities are under the direction of Coach Virginia Hart. Jonita Harris, Vice President Mildred Ketner, Treasurer 'va Karen Hopkins, Secretary n 0-N fb. Membership in the W. R. A. offers opportuni- ties for recreation, relaxation, and fellowship. It provides a chance to participate in various sports and acquire and improve skills. .14 First Row: Frankie Stewart, Jonita Harris, Karen Hopkins, Mildred Ketner, Nina Hawkins, Jeanette Wright, Marian Reese, Betty Jean Mays. Second Row: Margaret Sue May, Carloyn Young, Imogene Harrelson, Anne Elder, - twenty-six Nancy Blankenship, Betty Jane Myers, Ann Stone, Kath- leen Satterfield, Jenny James. Third Row: Coach Hart, Jean Huntley, Pat Glass, Alice Poulson, Hilda White, Jeanne Coleman, Janice Arnold, Jill Browne, 'tBu.tch Richerson, Sarah Davis. M-BLEM CLUB T7 C Ssrcret F 1 l i l a OFFICERS TENNIS l f- 'Q Q ff , 1 - lf? ir. . f - i - X ' ,- T F 'N F' X G' l. V 1 1- xi.. C7 ' gf .1 fk tl ' L 1 s Nl Arg, ' L I A ' r . N H ' NX. v5t- ni -1 wares r fig ' ' ' 'x v. ' awwv 6h, Q. A V f , X V . 1 vi ' Q. 1 ' , , U, f . Ja . aj' A N. V . f 5, I . - 47.5 jf Alia. . , V N'-E ' . - ' ' P'--su 1 ., - - L X 7 gf- R., xl 'f' u Tvli- Q-M' ' - ' 'E ' ' . 4734-C 1' ' ',,:-1 - 5 ' X , if - ff: 1 i .rm .aug .ng , . ,X , 1, hash'--:A -. . ,W-1' -NWWIQQ. 'lui' hiig . W u '-s... ' 5, ' 5 '!iq 'lil: !5iig ' 2 ' .. 1- .L ' . Y ' 4' 1 3 W !fgQ3??'f'xg l-..ng- 4'l.q. Y-. ', .- . . ,LI N W lilziiigllgrdaag 35 via -f-LQN..- YK f -E A :mrww F ' . wrcfiv'-nv'-Q-:fm F ...+-E,ff L, ' c F ifwfaffli iii L- 1 i :Eff-2' ., iggpgng' , 'nfl , I fs. jf'- . 2, . 3? M, . V- xy!! ll . -k.. . , ,. W, , .,. W-.,,,.sa1.g,, ,Jlgr V 4 , .. uv- fx 'f' . 1151 S' Ni, 5 ' 4--L ' 4 .- P - 1'1'a'-'E-f'2-V523'Sufi-.2 9 'Ns 1 '.., i X4-W lf ' ' ' A . E-W, ' .,:. ,'4:5 I'--- A :fQ'.v. ' ' L, 1- arolyn Young. president: Jeanne Crwlcman. aryg Marian RCCSQ, vice prcsident, SOFTBALL il First Row: Jackie Hough. Mildred Kc-tner. Alici- Poulsen. Svcmrcl Row: Henri Fisher, Stficer Ott, Polly Robinson. Connie Lmville. Thirrl Emu' Lawana Soa- groves. Lynda Ridings, Becky Narron, Carolyn Young. - twe Sallv Holbrook, Jcrrv Cason. France-S Shirley, Anne Elrlcr, Mary Alive Eptwn, Suzanne Juhnsun, and Karon Hopkins, VOLLEYBALL ,my , Lois Briugs, Kat Sattc-1'ficlrl. Barbara Biwvvn, Pollv Ruh- inson, Bm-ky Narrun. lwlargarc-I Sue May. Carolyn Young. Je-anene Hardy, Anne-llc C11-v.'s, Dcloris Wilson, Butch Rich- crson, Kiwcliiirri Mildrccl Kutner. Jvanne- Coleman, Nina Hawkins, Frankie Stmvail, nty-seven - Q 1 ,JIS 6 we Q. +14-1.x 2 j , ,, x if ' ' I 4 , I fam' - 'I ' TUMBLING CLUB I NCN Qfwff 'TQ 9 ,VMI .. HIKING CLUB Don t burn that hot dog PHYSICAL CU LTU RE CLUB twenty-eight I S0medav I'll he an athlete I l 1 ARCHERY cl.uB FOLK DANCING CLUB 'im fwfr 4. .CRAFTS A f r' - ' T7 :A Ul'E'l'1IY-Dill? - l L g!! L ' 09' P1251 It's half-time. Go, Team, go. Atta boy, Burt! .,,. Treat's Intramural Football Champs. - thirty - W.R.A. Stundoutsz Frankie Stewart. Jenn Huntley. .lonitu llurris. Ni' What's the score? ,4-N 14? .arg 6 1 -I , 1'I'. I 1, -,,k .1 x 7 .I 1, V A by , Q My nf rf: ' X Larry gets polished up for the game. E I E F l ,ar ,, v -bv We-'ll root, root, root, for our team! Now. that feels better. i 3 .V 3-1 I i , lf V K' 1 - thirty-one ,ff Stroup oak and friends. ,f-x -X2 I O -.r , S 'fn r AA -3 f, i .11 -Q A , - 5 y A my 4. - L ' , V N f v 2 -f' i ff ,Q -5' -- I-if . ' 'fx IA .f 1 f Ti f -'ff ' A 0 J 1, - ,qv ,,r-- ff' by ,fan --U- A X' 1, ' A ' f' ..x ii Ideal Mars Hillians: Mary Lawrence and Jim Lzxnpgforrl. E E An old, old story comes alive again. CLASS OF 59 N7 'Q Na K X fi ax , Q. 'Y - 3 5 in . N GEORGE LEONARD AIKEN Ashcvillv lt'li'ulifiiiir:il Eizgiiiccring CECIL MURRAY AKERS Stuart, Virginia Lihcrril Arts Pliiluniriihiiiri B,T.U Prcsidvnig Fronch Club, 2: Intra- mural Softball, 1, Baskutball, 1, 23 Df.'an's List, 1. THEO ANNE ALDRIDGE Yanceyvillc Surruturifil .Scienvu Clio B.S.U. 1, 2, Business Club, 13 Campus Choir, 1' Di'aimitn:ci's, 13 Dorm Scum-- tary, 2. JOSEPH CHARLES ALLARD Wilmington Liberal Arts Ezitlialian B.T,U. Bible Readers Loader, 1: B.T.U. Mission Chairman, 1: Sunday School Vice President, 2: Mission Council Special Ser- vices Chairman, 2: Dorni Chaplain, 23 Ministerial Conference, 1, 2. JOYCE DELPHINE ANDERSON Roanoke, Virginia Elemeiitmy Education Clio Sunday School Dorm I-'lupre-sentative, 1' Sunday School Prcfsident, 2, B.T,U. Sec- retary, 23 Y,W.A., 1, 2: Clio Anniversary Term President, 2: Hilltop Reportt-r, 13 Touring Choir, 23 Jr.-Sr. Planning, Com- mittee, 1. DANNY EUGENE ANGEL Asheville Busiiless Admiiiistralioii thirty-f ive KAY FRANCES ARCHER Salisbury Liberal Arts Clio CHARLOTTE JANICE ARNOLD Waynesville Elciiieiiiiirif Eclzwflliow Clio CLAUDIA GWENDOLYN ARROWOOD Ashcvillli Elcir-Uriturii Ltliiculioiz Noii1mf'f'il lVIe-thodist Student MovifmL'n't, SL-ui'utai'y- Troasurvr. 1, Vice- President, 21 Sunday School Dorm RL-prusentative, 2, Scrihle- rus Club. lj Dcan's List. 1: Dorm Chap- lain, 2. ELTON AYCOCK Goldshorri .'1c'roz111rzng CELIA ELEANOR BEALE Portsmouth, Viiginia Elemeiilrwy Efliufutiim WILLIAM RALPH BEATTIE Shelby Lilwrfil Arts BSU., 1. 2: Intramurals. 1. 2: Dorm Oflicer. 2. PEGGY JANE BeSHEARS Lincolnton Elementary Education Clio Sunday School Associate Superintendent, 2: Training Union President, 1g Training Union Secretary, 2: Clio Chief Marshal, 2: Freshman Class Treasurer, 1, Tennis Club, 2: May Day Attendant, 13 Laurel Beauty Section, 13 Cheerleader, 2. GEORGE HENRY BIGGS, JR. Wilmington Business Administration ALBERT LEMUEL BLACKWELL Mars Hill Engineering E'LLfhCllifl7l Scriblerus Club, lg Dean's List, lg Chief Marshal, 2, MARGARET NANCY BLANKENSHIP Asheville Secretariai Science Nonpareil W.R.A. Counselor, 2: Folk Dancing Club, 2. DONNA .IO BLANTON Waynesville Secretarial Science Clio Training Union President, 23 Business Club Treasurer, 2, Campus Choir, 2. ROBERT ALDEN BLANTON Gastonia Business Administration Sunday School Superintendent, 25 B.S.U. Council, 23 Training Union Bible Reader's Leader, 13 I.R.C., 1, 25 Touring Choir, 2g Dean's List, 1, 25 Marshal, 2. SOPHOMORES HILTON T. BONNIWELL Baltimore. Maryland Liberal Arts Eutlinlian Mission Council, Mt. Olive Chairman, 2: Training Union Social Chairman, 1, 23 Hilltop Staff, 1: I.R.C., 1, 2: Library As- sistant of Year, 13 Maryland-D. C. Club Chaplain, 2, Volunteers for Christ Pub- licity Chairman, 2. LINDA BOONE Waynesville Secretarial Science Nonpareil Methodist Student Movement, 1, 23 Non- pareil Chaplain. C-I Term, 23 Business Club, 2: Physical Culture, 2: Deans List. 1: Dorm Officer, 23 Y.T.C, Vice Presi- dent, 2. RALPH EUGENE BRACKETT Lake .Iunaluska Industrial Engiiieering Euthalian Science Club, 1: Haywood County Club Vice President, 1. MADELINE BRAGG Kannapolis Elementary Education Clio Sunday School Pianist, 2: Sunday School Assistant Secretary, Dorm Representa- tive, 11 B.T.U. Pianist, Group Captain, 2: Y.W.A, Council, Dorm Pianist, 23 Volun- teers for Christ, 2. JAMES EVERETT BRIDGES Shelby Accounting JACK DANIEL BRIGGS Lexington Business Adzninistration Debate Team, 23 Dorm Officer, 23 Student Council, 2. - thirty-six - WILLIAM JAY BROOKSHIRE, JR. North Wilkesboro Pl'l'-Illvflltlfll BARBARA JEAN BROWN Mount Airy Nursing Nrnzpureil BS.U. Secretary, 2: W.R.A., 23 Basket- ball, I, 2: Volleyball, l, 23 Nursing Club Vice President 2. JERRY YOUNG BROWN Mars Hill Pre-lllediral B.S.U., l, 121 Football, 1, 2: Baseball, 2: M-Club, 2. JILL BROWNE Erwin, Tennessee Arr Nonpareil Nonpareil Chief Hostess, Vice President Reception Term, 2g Limzess Staff, Editor- in-Chief, 21 Music Club. 21 W.R.A. Coun- cil, 2, Crafts Club, 'lg Band, I, THOMAS FLETCHER BRYANT Greenville, South Carolina Pre-Law Spanish Club, 2: Intramural, 1, 2: Dorm President, 2: Vice President Men's Stu- dent Couneil, 23 Dean's List, I. SAM LEVI BUCKNER Mars Hill Chemical Engineering 1959 - thirty-seven - NEAL KAY BULLARD Fayetteville Libewil Arts LEWIS FRANKLIN BUMGARDNER Charlotte Liberal Arts ROBERT GLENN BUNN, JR. Charlotte ,4t'CO1lIIl'lllQ Pllilomathian Class Co-Treasurer, 1: Track, I. 23 Intra- mural Football, Basketball, I, 2: Touring Choir. 2: Dorm President, 2: Men's Stu- dent Council, 2. LOUIS EDWARD BURCH Robersonville Business Adminisirutiozi Track, li Basketball, I, 23 M-Club, 23 Dramateers, 1, 2. CARLTON JACK BURGART Leal-:sville Electrical Ezigifzewiizg PAUL HAROLD BURGIN Greensboro Civil Engineering Intramural Football, 1, 23 Methodist Stu- dent Movement, I, 2, JOHN ROGER BUSH Roanoke Rapids Ministry SUZANNAH ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Roxboro Pre-Nursing Clio B.S.U. Vice President. 2: Volunteers for Christ. 1, 2: Y.W.A. Dorm Secretary, 1. 2: Training Union Group Captain. 1: Clio Chaplain. 2: l.R.C., 1. 2: Campus Choir. 1: Deans List. 1. LINDA ELLEN CANIPE Gastonia Elementary Education Clio B,T.U. Group Captain. 2: Y.W.A. Dorm President. 2: Volunteers for Christ. Vice President. 2: Softball Club, 13 Hiking Club. 2: Band. 1: Campus Choir, 21 Physi- cal Culture Club. 2. NANCY ANNE CARROLL Asheboro Liberal Arts Nonpareil B.T.U. Group Captain. 1: Sunday School Dorm Representative. 2: Volunteers for Christ. President. 23 B,S.U. Council. 2: State B.S.U. Choir, 2: I.R.C.. 1, 2: W.R.A., 1. 2: Hiking Club, 2: Volleyball Club, 1: Campus Choir. 1. 2: Head Cheerleader, 'lg Dramateers, 1. 23 Jr.-Sr. Script Commit- tee. 1: Dean's List, 1. LAURA STEVENSON CASHION Cleveland Elenzentury Education Nonparexl CHEOK WAH CHAN Singapore, Malaya Pre-Medical Sunday School President, 2: Science Club Chaplain, 2: Dean's List, 1. SOPHOMCRES SHIRLEY JO CHANDLER Mars Hill Education EDWIN R. CHAPMAN, JR. Tampa, Florida Pre-Law MARIAN RUBY CHEEK Sparta Nursing Clio JAMES COE CHERNAULT High Point Business Administration RICHARD CLARK CHILDRESS Greensboro Engineering JOHN WAYNE CLARKE Miami, Florida Liberal Arts B.S.U., 2: Florida Club, 1, 2. ROBERT JACK CLEVENGER Blau-li llluuntum Bvzsxrzms .-lrlrmrzafrfrurum JAMES WILLIAM CLONTZ 149114311 EVlgllIl'L'l'Illg Ellllwlllllll MARY ETTA COFFEY IVlzu's Hlll Srvr'l'rm'zul Svrvllcl' MARTHA R. COLBURN Lakvlancl. Flsmcla Lzlwwxl Aus IVHIIIICIVUII BSU, Council, 3: I.R C., 2: Tourlng Choir. 23 Campus Chmr. 1: D1'an1a1f-4-1':, 2, BONNIE RUTH COLE ASl1cv1llf' Sccrvturiul Svzwzce VESTA JEANNE DAVIDSON COLEMAN Richmond. Vllllllllii . I!'l'llllllIIIlQ Clzu B.S.U.. 1, 2: Y,W,A. C1-ullull. 2. YXVA Dorm P11-slflc-xml, 2: Buslncss Clulu, I, 21 Club, 1, 2: W.R.A. C'ULllIL'l1, 1. Chun. 2: Duanls List. 1: M- Volleyball 2: Church Blom Club, SL'Cl'L'l8I'j'-TI'L'8SLlI'C'I'. 2: Tram- ing Union 2: Sunday Sccrctary. Vice P11-Sxclmnt, 1. Sclmol Sec-rc-tary. 2, 1959 MARGARET .IENSEY COLLIER Charlottfr- Lllwml AVIS Clm dn-nl. Rcccptlun Term Vlcc PM-slclc-nt, Scrllnlerus Club. 2: Tumbling Club. 1, Tuurlnii Clmir. 1, 23 DI'8l'lIfiIt'CI'S, 1, Sunday School Dorm RCIJITSQITIHIIVC, 23 Sunday School Vice P11-siclont, IZ. 'T t Q. 7' 1, 3 THOMAS CARL COIVIER Cameron Lvbeml Artx Elllllfllfflll CHARLES BANKS CONKLIN Nlelnanv Busi nvxx Football, l, 2. THOMAS HARVEY COOPER Bum-1 'KN Pl-ff-A1Qfm-ffl if 1.1- 1, WILLIAM THEODORE CORN. JR 'x.--.. Aslwvills S.-up Ellfullocliug SARA CORNELIA CRIIXIINGEII ClTE1I'Iullx,' S:'4r'Pl41Vir'l SL'lA'lll'L' QYfmA1utl1'1l - thirty-nine - B.S.U., 1, 2: C110 C-I Tc-rm Vice Pre -s LANNY LEE CROSS Florence, South Carolina Pre-Medical Plzilomathian Student Council, 2: Deans List, 1: B.S.U., 1. 2: Brotherhood. 1: Philomathian Chap- lain. 1, Vice President, C-I Term, 2, Pres- ident. Anniversary Term: Lazlrcl Staff. Sports Editor. 1: Science Club. 13 Intra- mural Football. Basketball. Softball. 1. 2: Phi Glee Club. 21 Marshal, 21 Dorm Vice President. 2. HARVEY JORDAN DAIL Mt. Olive Pre-Law LAURA ELIZABETH DAVIS Asheville Elementary! Education Clio B.S.U., 1. 23 French Club. 1, 2. LINDA LEE DAVIS Sanford Education SARAH LEE DAVIS Hodges. South Carolina Liberal A-rts Nonpareil Y.W,A. Council. 2: Dorm Y.W.A. Vice President. 2: Scriblerus Club. 2: W.R.A. Council. 2: Volleyball Club. 2: Campus Choir, 2. MARTHA WRAY DEAL Kannapolis Pre-Medical Noupareil B.S.U,, 1. 2: Y,W.A,, 1. 23 Tennis Club. 2: B.T.U.. 1, 2: Sunday School Secretary, Vice President, 1. 2. SOPHOMORES forty BARBARA KATHRYN DEAN Walkertown Music BARBARA JANE DILL Greenville, South Carolina Elementary Education Clio B.S.U., 23 I.R.C., 11 Hiking Club, 13 Dean's List. 1: Dorm Vice President, 23 Student Council, 2: Sunday School President, 2. ELIZABETH LORETTA DUNCAN Hickory Liberal Arts Nonpareil Y.W,A., 1, 23 Y.W.A. Executive Council President. 25 B.S.U. Council, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1: Nonpareil Chaplain, 2: Non- pareil President, Forensic Term, 25 Scrib- lerus Club, 1. 25 Campus Choir Secretary, 2: Library Club. lg Sunday School Secre- tary. 13 Training Union Secretary, 1. EMILY NELSON DUNN Hamlet Liberal Amis Nonpareil B.S.U., 1, 23 Y.W,A., 15 French Club. 1, 23 Dean's List, 1. BETTY ANN EARLY Florence, South Carolina Music Clio Clio Literary Vice President, Reception Term, 2. GLENDELE EDENFIELD Miami, Florida Education Nonpareil EMILY REBECCA EDWARDS 1XIm'uu11tm1 l,zlu-ml .-lrtx I 'zu 1x1lSSlllI1 CtlLl11l'1l Svt'1't-tu1'5-'1'xv:1su1't-ly 2. YAV A. Pulullrlty Cllztuxuzm. 21 RS 17 1. jg YUlllI11L'L'1'S lm' fl11'lSl. I3 lmuutltlzl Club 1: Pl1j'S1Ci11 Cultuw Clurw. IL Czuupu Clwuy 13 D1'iiI11illl'k'1'!4. 21 Suunluy St-lmul Durm RL'IJl'CSl'I11L11lX'L', 1. 2: H.'I'.L', 11115- smus Cl1Zl1I'I111tI1, 2. FRANCES ARLENE EDWARDS Karmmtpulls LIl71'l'lll :hrs .'Nfvrrpt. 4'u 1V1lSS1LI1'1 Cuuut-ll P11111lCl1X Clmzllrmam. 3 BSUH 1. 2. Nuupuu-tl Clutl' Hustt-ss. 21 Hzlltnp Stall' C-I ASSut'1zltu E.11t::1'. ll SC1'l131i'I'llS Club, 1, 21 DUIIII PI't'S1xlL'111, Z. Womun's Studtut C'Ul1I1l'l1 PILL'SlC1t'I1l, 2' HT U. Group Captain. 13 Sumluv Svlnml SUL'1'C12'l1'X. 1. JANE CAROL EDWARDS G1'c-cuslnmm SCl'l4C1tll'l4ll S1'lUllQ't' .1'mr11H zl RSC, 1. Z: Rusmf-ss Club, 1. 2' D1-:umk Lxst. 1: T1'Lil111I1g1 Ummm Blblt- Rtzulws' Leaclcly 2. sf ! '7 ANNE ELDER V Gret-ns1nm'u kv Lllwrul rtx gxmzjntlwfl BSU.. 1, 2: Lzmztzw Stuff 21 W.RA Cuunrll. 2: H11ilDE Club. 12: Tvnnxfi Club, is '21 Softball Club. 2: M-Blt-nu Club. 21 ClIL'CI'1t'3C1C1E. 123 T1'E1lf11I14Q Ummm St-t t-- tary, 2. JULIUS EDWARD ELLEN Rucky 1V1uunt Cll'll Euqzm'-'rzrztf SCl'llDlC1'11S Club, I3 Rusft-bull, 1. 2. Intru- mural Batwkvtlvall. 1. 2. Mmslml. I. Dt-uu's Lxst. 1. DOROTHY CLAY ELLER Roanoke Evil'-5111161 L'lwr'zzl Art: B.S.U,, 1, 25 Suudax' SL-huul lst Vue- Plus- xdent, Dorm Rcprese-ntatlvf,-. 1, 2: Syiutrl- ish Club, 1, 2: D91-1I1'9 List. 13 Durm Chaplam. 2. ,35- Q tif ,,.,f ,Agp 21' ' .Fixx 24 1959 V- v.b :.' .A 3' f ' Nu' YT7 19.7291 'ff - fortv-one 5' ff A' it ,f qw- -.- -...f 'f'T JOHNNY LEE ELLIOT Statcswllu Cll'll EvlgJ1ffw'1'.r1g RONALD EUGENE ERVIN BHl1lI1ltr1'C', Ma1'y1ar1c1 Lvberul Arts P11 YLLIS JOAN EVANS Gastuma Elumt rftffry .Xl1fll'1'1l1l1IlI MELVIN HASKELL EZELL, JR. Cl1HI'1uttL' Pl:1f.m'4zl Eflllltlflfrll Stuflunt Cuuur-11. SL'C1EL'lllIX-T1'L'EiSLl1Xk'14. 2' F4lut1,,all 1. 2. Wc1Ql1tltt't1ng Ir1st1ut'tv11'. 1. 31 M-Club. 1. 21 Drum Sc-Q11-taly- T1'l'HF1.l1'C1', 2. J CDIT11 ELEANOR FAUST 1'X:81'1I1ZiDUl1S SUt'7tlflV1ll Sr'zt'm'f' C1141 Mutlttlcltst Ftlluwslup. 11 1V4'S11HII1SlL'I' Ifvllmfxwlllp. 3: BSU.. 1. 33 Y,WA,. 1. 2: 7 'P Lflgnllua Club. 1, L: WR A. 1. L. 1'1llil11Q Club. 1, LZ: A11 Club. 1 ARTHUR .JORDAN FIELD Asbvvlllu Elm f7'1f'Lll Eftgfzfft-11-11151 CZ1l11C1'l1lLlI'Y Club. 2: 1DlXIlll'lLl1C4,'1'F. 2. Stagg- Mzumat-l. Can's:u' xmrl C'lL-ftpglly-aj' Q, LARRY LEE FINK Concord Business Pliilomarhian Intramural Football, 2. I CLINTON EDWARD FLOWERS Roanoke, Virginia Music FRED ALLEN FLOWERS Red Oak Liberal Arts Library Club, 1, 2. DAVID SIEW-PUN FOCK Singapore, Malaya Electrical Engineering B.S.U., l, 2: Science Club, Vice Presi- dent, 1, 23 Dean's List, 1. PAULA ANN FRANKLIN Valdese Secretarial Science Clio Y.W.A., 1, 23 B.S.U.. 21 Sunday School Dorm Representative, 2. MARTA JEAN FREDY Florence, South Carolina Mathematics Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1: B.T.U. Secretary, 1: Assistant Editor of Laurel, 13 Editor-in-Chief ol Laurel, 2, Scriblerus Club, 1, 2: Dean's List, 1. SOPHOMORES , JERRY THOMAS FREEMAN N Durham , Business Administration W Intramural Football, 25 Football, 2. SAMUEI. KERN FREEZE China Grove Business Administration ELTON RAY FREUND Pasadena, California Music Euthalian B.S.U. Presidentg Training Union Mission Representative, 2: Orpheon Club, 23 Tour- ing Choir, President, 1, 2. SYLVIA JEANNE FULP Archdale Liberal Arts Nonpareil Nursing Club, 1, 2. EUGENE BRYANT FUNDERBURKE Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts Euthalian Training Union Student Director, 29 B.S.U. Executive Council, 25 Ministerial Conference, 1g Euthalian Anniversary Vice President, 2: Editor, The Training Union Messenger, 25 Scriblerus Club, lg Dean's List, 1. ANNA VIRGINIA FUNK Crimora, Virginia Elementary Education - forty-two - CHARLES MILLS GALLOWAY Greenville. South Carolina Business Adiiiiiiistrtirion BECKY SUZANNE GANTT Grcenvillv, South Carolina BSU., 1. 23 Y,W.A., 2: Lfiiirel Stull. 23 l Physical Cultura' Club. 2: Volleyball Club. 2: Dorm Vice Prosidtnt. 2: Studcnt Council. 2. J. THOMAS GARRETT VVayn0sv1llc Elec'tr1c'ril Engiiiewririg Science Club, 2: Deans List, 13 Haywood County Club, 1. SHIRLEY JEAN GARRISON Kingsport, Tennessee Ele'ii1ei1tiii'y Efl'llt'ClIlOll Clm B.S,U., 1. 2. STEVE ELAINE GENTRY Arden Ciril Eizgirieertng MARILYN AMELIA GILLESPIE Sylva Liberal Arts Clin B.S,U. Vice President, 1, ZZ: Hilltop Staff. 21 Spanish Club, Vice President. 1, 2: Deans List, 1. I, 'Sl ax vx ,, 1' six It 'U'- Sv, W vw' N0 vu-9. q5..,. 1959 i - forty-three - PATRICIA ANN GLASS Ft. Lauderclalf-. Florida Elwiriffiitfiiui Eflitwdtimi Noupci1'f3il Training Union, Group Captain. 1. Presi- dent, 123 Sunday School President, 2: Dorm Chaplain. 2: I,R.C.. l, 2: Crafts Club. 23 WRA.. Count-il, '21 Deans List, 1. MARVIN LORAN GOLD Miami. Florida Lilvertzl .-lrtx Eutllrtlitiiz B.S.U.. I, 23 Ministerial Conference. 21 Training Union President, 21 Mission Council, 1: Band. 2. HARRY ELMER GOLDEN, JR, Aslievillt- flL'COlIlllZlltl Business Clulv. I, 2. MARY JO GOSSETT Bryson City Ell'IllQIlUll'll Eclitmtzon Volunteers for Christ, 2: I.R.C,, 1, 21 Deans List, 1 BERT 'I JOYCE GRAY Tiliiipa, Florida E't'nieit'f1Vyi Ecli'Cl1TtUii Nl,lIlI5flIAG'll B.S.U.. l. 21 Dorm Prcsiclcnt. 2: Studcnt CIlLll'll'1l. 2. Nonpareil Pianist. Annivcr- sary Tc-Fin, Secretary, Forensic Term, 2: YVV A.. 1. 2 JOSEPH CARMON GREENE Cha-irlottf' Eels rlvss .-ld:iiiiii.slrtltfriii Pliilmrqvliztift Pnilomatliiiin V1Cf.- Pitasiclcnt, 2: Class Prtfsidcnt. 21 Drainatccrs. Vice Prosi- V dont. 2. ft ALBERT BLACKWELL With quick wit, ready knowledge and good looks so imbrued . . . This young lad gives full credit to his mom's home-cooked food . . . As apt with the slide rule as the concert eighty-eights . . . Quite high in points of quality, this chief marshal rates. HILTON BONNIWELL This infirmary inhabitant and veep for I.R,C .... Has come from Baltimore to us and says of all, Fungi.,' . . . A Zoology enthusiast, he's found among book worms. . . . And often toward Mount Olive he the mission buggy turns. BOB BLANTON Flaming red hair of the fever blister kind . . . Tops this Gastonian's inquisitive mind . , . All decked out in blue, he sings bass in the Choir . . . And then presides well at the Sunday School hour. SUE CAMPBELL s So typical of that blonde that gentlemen piefer , . . Is this N ? stunning lass of Roxboro, that now we'll speak of her The president of vice for the college B.S.U .... Heads nursing future with an even brighter view ,X for a 'I forty-four - 'r'71 f:'?iiY1i,:eQ'T , . H 1 t'l . .-'-.,X,.:-iz THOMAS BRYANT Anutlu-1' lVIn1'clwz1rl sclwlzu' IS this U. S, Cuzlst Guurci vul . . , Wlltv is mmm-d at Ljfifllllllll und wlll hw ll lllXX'yt'l' yct . . . Dm'mjtm'y prusuin-nt and nwn's stuclvnt cuum-ll V p, . . Su thls llllllllllll South Cumllrnltllt whom thc ftuclwnts lmmm- us 'l't-Lx LORETTA DUNCAN She IS prcsidcnt of Nun :md also the Y.W.A . , . And can ht- found at ths llhrary ulnmst any lllllt' nf day . . . Shi-S httlu unrl swt-ut, known as llttlc b1t . . , Always wlth ll smile and a quiet ready wit. nnvt-l's plot. , A ' q, N 2 xt'-2Z.3'f '.' R-gt? - - -ww - ff A PAUL JACOBS Onu ul' Motlu-1' SDZlI'liSl'S buys IS H1114 VlI'j1lIllll Intl . , . A 1l'1L'Hfllj' Slllllt' tm' L'V4,'l'YUllt', hc' l'If'X'L'I' svclns lu bt- sml . . . HUQ at rt-ul cznnpus lunrlel' wlth many thmzgs ln tin .... -X grunt prrsmmzxl qllilllly IS his l'1lllllfLlll1t'SS to Eu. ARLENE EDWARDS l'n1 lI1lI3l'L'!-ISQKV' is hL'l' Clllllllliffll lm' f'Vt'IlXllllIlQ l'lL1lll . . Exam-pt fur three call-dm,1wns l'L'L't3lVCFl lfatt- nm- nlght . . Student Cwuncil, Deans Llst. and Eulhahan lnasvrlt . , , All l,LIl'lllSll nh-as fm' hw- llrst yy' Q 'x v forty-five -- MARTHA ANNA GREENE Hendersom ille Music Orpheon Club. l, 2. DONALD HUGH GROCE Yadkinville Mechrmical Engineering Pliilomathian Science Club, lg De-an's List, lg Dorm President. 2: Student Council, 2. WILDA MARTEEN GROGAN Canton Elemeiztary Education DALYCE DAWN GULLEY Alexandria, Virginia Liberal Arts Nonpareil SYLVIA ROBERTA GUNNETT Williamsburg, Pennsylvania Pre-Medical Clio German Club, 1, 2: Band, lg Marshal, 23 Dean's List, l. MARLENE RUTH GUTHRIE Charlotte Art Art Club, 1, 2, Touring Choir, 2. SOPHOMORES l i THOMAS GENE HALL I Candler I Liberal Arts Co-Captain of Football Team, 25 Foot- ball, l. KESLER AVERETTE HANEY, JR. Goldsboro Pre-Agriculture BILLY ALEXANDER HARBISON Morganton Electrical Engineering EDWARD LEE HARDIN Morganton Business Administration Euthalia B.S.U., 1, 25 Radio Club, lg Intramurals, 1, 2. ALTHA JEANENE HARDY Booneville Secretarial Science Clio Business Club, 1, 2, B.S.U., 1, 23 Sunday School Dorm Representative, 2g Dean's List, 1: Basketball Club, 1, Volleyball Club, 1, 2. WILLIE IMOGENE HARRELSON Clinton Home Economics Noiipareil Y.W.A., 1, 2, Sunday School Vice Presi- , dent, 1, 25 B.T.U. Bible Readers' Leader, ' l, 25 Home Economics Club, 1, Vice Pres- Q ident, 23 W.R.A, Council, 2g Physical Cul- l ture Club Chairman, 2. - forty-six - JAMES TROY HARRIS Newport News, Virginia Libi'ml Arts NANCY JONITA HARRIS Atlanta, Georgia , Lilverul Arts Chu BS U., l, 12, Scriblcrus Club, l, 2: W.R.A. Vice Presiclenl. 2, Physical Culture, 21 May Day, 12, RONALD KEITH HARRIS Asheville LIIJCFIII Arts Pliilunirilliimi B.T.U. Vice President, 2, Gruup Captain. 1: Intraniurals, l, 2: Campus Choir, I: Cheerleader, 1: Dramateers, 1, 2. MARY LINETTE HARWOOD Asheville Elemcriiary Eclziviitiwi IVmipuieiI NINA ELIZABETH HAWKINS Montrose, Virginia Business Admi1n::Zi'rilzui1 KENNETH EDGAR HAYES Knoxville, Tennessee Liberal Arm B.T.U. Vice President. I, President. 23 Ministerial Conference, 1, ZZ, President 223 Sunday School President, 23 Logotliia, 1, 2: Dean's List, I1 Clarke Temperance Award, 1. 1959 - forty-seven - HARRY EVERETT HENDERSON Mendota, Virginia Srierzrfr JAMES PHILIP HENDERSON Morgantun Biisiizifs-: Adniirinvtralimi JOYCE BEACH HENDRIX Walteibuiu, South Carolina Elrnzeiiliiry Ecliiciitiim Clin ELDRIDGE LQROY HERRINGTON Norfolk, Virginia Lilieriil Arts ELIJAH WESLEY HERRINGTON. JR Nurlulk, Virginia EIei'lrii'f1l Eiigim'Pr'iizg CHARLIE LANDIS HESTER, JR. Oxfiircl Business r1dY7?1I'ISl7'fl1l1Hl B,S.L',, Ig Intramurals, 1, 2. I I EMILY JANE HESTER High Point Prr'-Mc1,Iu'aI Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, President, 23 B,T.U. Vice President, 2: Scriblerus Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 21 Dean's List, l. JESSAMINE LOUISE HIATT Clinton Music Nonpareil B.S.U., 1, 2: Touring Choir, 1, 2. JULIA FRANCES HICKS Raleigh Secretarial Science Clio Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, Secretary, 13 B.T.U. Group Captain, 2, Secretary, 1. Dorm Representative, 1: Y.W.A., 1, 2: Business Club, 23 Hiking Club, 13 Dean's List, 1. JAMES SIDNEY HINSON Charleston Heights, South Carolina Liberal Arts SALLY ANN HOLBROOK Charlotte Liberal Arts Noiipareil Y.W.A., 15 Volunteers for Christ, 13 I.R.C., 1, 2, Vice President, 23 Tennis Club, 23 Home Economics Club, 1, 2, LARRY BENSON HOLDER Ocala, Florida Liberal Arts Euthalian Intramural Football, 2. SOPHOMORES KAREN ALISON HOPKINS Raleigh Liberal Arts Clio Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, Secretary, 1, B.T.U. Secretary, 1, Vice President, 1, Group Captain, 13 Clio Sec- retary, 25 I.R,C., lg Hiking Club, 1, 25 Tennis Club, 1, 25 Campus Choir, 1, 25 Dramateers, 23 May Day, 23 Y.W.A., 1, 25 Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, B.S.U. Execu- tive Council, 2. WILLIAM CLAIBORNE HOPKINS Woodsdale Business Administration Sunday School O1-Ficer, 2, Hilltop Staff, 1, Associate Editor, 2g I.R.C., 23 Debate Team, 2. MICHAEL VAIL HOUGH Leaksville Liberal Arts Euthalian JANICE MAE HOWELL Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Arts Clio Sunday School Dorm Representative, 1, Secretary, 25 B.T,U. Secretary, 1, Vice President, 23 Y.W.A.g Clio Censor, 25 Scriblerus Club, 1, 2. WALTER SHERMAN HOYLE Asheville Business Administration Basketball, 1. 2, All Conference, 15 Mono- gram Club, 2. HAROLD RICHARD HUNNICUTT, JR. Kings Mountain Pre-Medical ALMA JEANE HUNTLEY Swzinnzinoa Lllwral Arts W,R.A, Council, Volleyball Club. l, 2. PAUL JAMES JACOBS Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Arvs Eutlzuliwn Sunday School Group Captain, 15 BT.U. Group Captain, 1, Vice President, 1, Pros- iclent, 2: Dorm Chaplain, 2' Bi'othei'hoocl 2: I.R.C., 1. 21 Intramurzils, 2. WILLIAM MCKINLEY JENKINS, JR, Canton Liberal Arts JAMES C. JETTON Vale Lzbnrcil Arts ROBERT MONROE JOHANNESEN, JR. Greensboro Business Admiizixtratzou Pliilomfvfzimi Philomathian Band. 1. 2. MARTHA JEAN JONES Rainseur , Elementary Ecluration Nonprirezl N Dorm A Secri-tary, ZZ: VVonicn's Student Council, 2. 1 1959 - forty-nine - WILLIAM DOUGLAS JOYCE Stoneville Liberal Arts CONRAD ANDREW KEESEEKER Erwin, Tennessee Electriioal Eugzffeernzg Football Co-Captain, 2. RONALD BARNETTE KELLAR Brevard Birxiieem, Aclmiliixlrzllimz College Band, 1, 2: Laurel Staff. 2: Dorm Treasurer. 2. PHILLIP NORMAN KELLY Miami. Florida Music Ezltliillicrn Touring Choir, 1, 2, PHYLLIS ANNE KELLOUGH Concord Pre-NIezlu'aI Dearfs List. I. MICHAEL FREMONT KENNY Flushing, New York Blrszilesf: Administration MILDRED ALLENE KETNER Kannapolis Physical Ecizicatimz Clio Sunday School Dorm Representative. 1, Vice President. 2: B.T,U. Secretary, 23 Missionary Leader, 1: Volunteers for Christ, 2: Hilltop Staff. 1: Girl Sports Editor, 23 Scriblerus Club, 1, 23 Basket- ball Club, 1, 2: Volleyball Club. 1, 2, W.R.A, Reporter, 2, Treasurer, 25 M-Blem Club, 1, 2. JAMES FRANKLIN KING Clarksburg, Maryland Liberal Arts Maryland-D. C. Club. 1, 2: Ministerial Conference, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2. RONALD REID KISER Forest City Pre-Agriculture Methodist Student Movement, 2. WILLIAM KING KNIGHT Stoneville Business Administration CAROL EIKO KOBAYSHI Pukalani, Maui, Hawaii Liberal Arts DONALD WATKINS KNOTT Oxford Business Administration B.T.U, Group Captain. 1, 23 Intramurals, 1, 23 Weightlifting, 1, Touring Choir, 1, 2. SOPHOMORES DONALD LAMBERT Mars Hill Eiigiiieeriiig RICHARD WHITFIELD LAMBETH Greensboro Business Administration Philomathian JAMES EUGENE LANGFORD Fayetteville Liberal Arts Eutlial-ian Ministerial Conference. lg President Sun- day School Class, 2, Vice President, lg M- Blem Club, 1, 23 Touring Choir, lg May Day, 25 Euthalian President, 2, President Freshman Class, 13 Football, 1, 2. ARTHUR GERALD LANKFORD North Wilkesboro Pre-Mediral Football, 1, 2g M-Club, 1, 2g B.S.U., 1, 2. THOMAS RAY LANNING Canton Pre-Medical BOBBY WESLEY LAW King Pre-Dental M.Y.F., 1. - fifty - MARY LENAH LAWRENCE Boone Elf'nz:'i1ti:ry1 Eflzivfltioii Clin B,S,U., 1, 21 Clio C-I Piwsiclc-nt, 2: Scrlb- lerus Club, 1, 2, Vice Prtslclcnt Frcslunzxn Class, Secretary Sophomore Class, Tour- ing Choir, 1, 2: Dorm Pusidcnt, 2, Moy Day, 1, 23 IVIajorctte, 13 Dramateers, l, 23 Wome'n'S Student Council, 2. CAROL ANN LAWTON Greenville, South Carolina Art Noripurvil Hilltop Editor, 2, Frencli Club, 1, 2. MARY CALLIE LAXTON Lenoir Lilvcriil Arts Noizpfirrfil B.S.U., 2: Hiking Club, 21 Dramatec-rs, 2. FRANK HOWARD LEWIS Burnsville Pre-Lau' Brotherhood, 1, Intramural Basketball, Football, Softball, 1, 2. HARRIET ELIZABETH LIGON Raleigh Liberal Arts Clio GLORIA ELLEN LITTLE Clarkton Liberal Arts Nouparcil Y.W.A. Dorm Officer, 2g Volunteers for Christ, 1: B.T.U. Bible Readers' Leader. 2, Group Captain, 1, Logothia Club, Sec- retary, 1, Treasurer, 23 Dean's List. 1. 1959 - fifty-One - ANN FLEMING LOFTIS Pluclnlont, South Carolina 1,1111-ful Arts Nmzpcireil BS U,, 1. 2, Nonparefll Second Vlcu Presi- dent. il SDElIllSll Club. 1, 2: Dorm Officer 2: D1'fiinzltCe1'S, 1, 2. CATHERINE ROSE LOGAN ASllL'VlllU .W 4.-:iv Clio Dorm Otllet-13 2: Dl'2llllllll't'l'S, 1, 2. DORRIS VIRGINIA LOIVIINAC Asheville Lilin'f'r1l Arlx Clio Sunday School Pivsicluiil, 21 B.T.U. Vice President. 2, Secretary, l: Science Club 1: Dorm Olllcur, 2. TAREE TONETTE LONG Lulzt-land. Flnricla .SW-I-rlitzrrrcil Sf-icrim' lxluvipflreil Sunday School Secretary, 25 lVI,Y.F. Sec'- l'L'1Zll'Y. 23 BllF1l'1L'SS Club, 1. 2, Secretary, 2L Campus Chun, 1. 2, Vice Preslclent, 2: Dvunw Llst. l. Ifloiidzi Club, 1. 2, MARSH DEAN LYALL Nwflll I,V1ll-I'.'Sl3lgl'4,l Lilvwril Arn Fuulljiixll, l. 21 BE1SUlJZ1ll, I, 2. TILLIVIAN D. IVIQCARSON Ht-mlc1'sonx'ille'f Errgir1wv1'1r1g Sunflziv School Class SCL'I'L'lZ'l1'y, 1, 2, BTU SL'u1'e1ai'y, 13 'I'oui'1ngg Choir, 1, 2, BRENDA ANN Mc-CAULEY Charlotte Liberal Arts Clio B.T.U.. 1, 23. Vice President, 1, Mission Leader. lp Sunday School Dorm Repre- sentative, l. OSCAR STEVE MCCAULEY, III Fuquay Springs Pre-Dental MAJOR CLIFTON MCCLURE Charlottesville, Virginia Liberal Arts Football, 1, 2: Track, 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 23 M-Club, 1. 2. JOYCE ANN MCCORMICK Roanoke, Virginia Pre-Medical Technology Nonpureil B.S.U.. 1, 2, Science Club. 1, 25 Dean's List, 1. PATRICIA JEAN MCILVAINE Jacksonville, Florida Elernentarif Ecliicatinn Clio WILLIAM LINCOLN MCILVAINE Jacksonville, Florida Liberal Arts Eutlmlirin SOPHOMORES fifty-two JOHN ROBERT MCKELVEY Asheville Business Administration EDWIN RAY McLEAN Weaverville Business Administration Canterbury Club, 2 JERRY ALLEN MCMAHON Morganton Chemical Engineering Eutlialian B.S.U,3 Science Club, 1, 2g De-an's List, 1 Dorm President, 23 Men's Student Coun- eil, 2. HENRY FRANKLIN MCNEILL Norwood Pre-Medical DONALD DREWEY MCSWAIN Shelby Business Administration Dorm President, 2: Men's Student Coun- cil, 2. ALLISE JANE MacWILLIAM North Haven, Connecticut Nursing ALICE GAYLE MANEY Swannanua Elcmvnturgi l',Cllu':ll1m1 Nmipurvzl Spanish Club, 21 W,R.A., ZZ: Physical Cul- ture Club. 2: Clit-I-i'l0:1dvl', 2. CAROLYN JOYCE MARTIN Richmond, Virginia Lilwrnl Arts Nmiprirvil Sunday School Vine Prvsldcnt, 2: l3.T.U. Vice Pre-sidvnt, 21 Scrilnlcrus Club, l: Tumbling, 11 Touring Chmr, 2: Campus Choir, 1, MARGARET SUE MAY Nantahalu Hi-me Ei-Uiiuniirx N1,mpizi'vzl BETTY JEAN MAYS Mars Hill SE'CT'L'f!Il'l!'ll Sc'iHv1ce JACK LEE MERRELL Golf. 2. Brevard Cirzl Engilzeeraiig DAVID EDWARD MILLER Grecnsburo Electrical Erigiizeerirzg Eiltllalzcni Band, 13 Touring Choir, 23 Amatv.-ur Radio Club, President, l. 1959 - fifty-three - .IUDITH ARLENE MILLER IVIa1'luI1 Svc-rcturinl Svzeizre' Clio RONNY BAKER MILLER Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Airs JULIA INEZ MILLS Swannanoa .S'ft'retrn'it1l Sczefmv Nmzvmwil B.T.U. Group Captain, 11 Y.W.A.. I: Bus mess Club, 2: Nnnparoil Ccnsor. 1. Sc-cre tary. 23 Physical Culture. 2: Hiking. IZ Dorm Oflicer, 2: Secretary Student Coun Cil, 2. BURKE EDVVARD MOORE Murphy Pre-MCdif'al CHARLES WILLIAM MOORE Black Mountain Erigzzieeriizg Baseball, 13 M-Club. 23 Dorm President 2: Mens Student Council, 2, PATRICIA ANN MORGAN Durhani Lilzcful Ari.-2 V ,M - JEANNE COLEMAN An army brat with straight A grades . . . A diamond on her hand. a sinile that never fades . . . Active in church. a mar- shal as well . . . She has more good quali- ties than we could ever tell. MARTA FREDY A blond with brains, a real South Caro- lina belle . . . Editor of the Laurel. a job she does well , . . She likes to do math but tliat's not all . . . Another nbject of her affection isua NXOX .4 I i . ..,.. g .fa :bl f F, -,I : QNX J W MARY LAWRENCE Pretty, cool, sophisticated is this N. C, resident . . . Not just a Clio, but C-I term president . . . Talented in dramatics, a finger in every pie . , . She goes about her work with a twinkle in her eye. ALLEN PAGE Big Daddyl' is the president of the B.S.U. . . . His ability to work is nothing new . . . Always busy, never time to dally . . . But always manages to find time for Sally. IQX IU 4 CAROL ANN LAYVTON She majors in art but not all togethe-1' . , . For you ran S00 hex' with .Iciiy in all kinds of wcatlici' . , . Editur of the Hilltop, but has loads of fun . . . Shcfs nf-VQ1' in a hurry to get tht- job clonu, SALLY RIGSBEE Allen's little mama, Shsfs always full of clit-4,-r . . . And as their president, the Clios huld her deal' . 4 . Piano virtuoso and a math whiz tho , . . Shf- always lives up to the ideals of white and blue. - fifty-five Q - I w l ,...- DAVID PRICE Just as Davv Cimckc-tt was born in Tennessee . . . S0 Q '- - f I . v 1 L m l was thi. ,. At found , be Caro C I Phi piwldinl by the name ot David E, mc-etirngs Such as SC1'ible1'uS. has often to be . . But Soon with Morchcacl scholarship he'll lina bound. DON VAN DE VEER As adapt as his namesake, the ancient Don Juan . . . IS this Euthalian prvsidc-nt with the plaid jacket on . . . Lpacler in Mission Council and activc in IRC . , . Works this Baltimurf- lad, a true Southern-hi'ed Yankee. LETHA MAE MULLINS Kingsport, Tennessee Liberal Arts DOUGLAS TIMOTHY GORDON MURRAY Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Pliilomatliian B.T.U. Group Leader, lg Laurel Business Manager, 23 Intramural Basketball, 1, 2. BETTY JEAN MYERS Union Grove Nursing Nonpareil VICTORIA ELIZABETH NORRIS Oxford Liberal Arts Nonpareil Dorm Officer, 2g Dramateers, 1, 2, Presi- dent, 2. JAMES GRESH NORTHCOTT Black Mountain Business Adminis1:ra1.ion M.S.M. President, 2g B.S.U. Council, 2. RAYMOND GARDNER OTIS Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Liberal Arts Eutlialirin B.S.U. Publicity, 2g Euthalian Vice Presi- dent, 23 Hilltop Cartoonist, 2: Decoration Chairman Junior-Senior, l. SOPHOMORES 1 JOEL CADLE PACK Galax, Virginia Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1. ALLEN FREEMAN PAGE Morrisville Liberal Arts Philomathian ence, 1, 25 Philomathian Chaplain, 1 Philomathian Censor, 25 Logothia Club 1, 23 Dean's List, 1. CHARLES DAVID PAGE Fuquay Springs Liberal Arts JAMES EDWIN PARHAM Hildebran Electrical Engineering Enthalian M.Y.F., 1, 23 Science Club, 1. CHARLES MICHAEL PATTERSON South Arlington, Virginia Electrical Engineering Euthalian JOHN FRANKLIN PERMAR Greensboro Civil Engineering Eutlmlign Euthalian Censor, 23 Intramural Football, 1, 2: Volleyball, 2g I.R.C., 23 Band, lg Dorm Officer, 2, Men's Student Council, 2. fifty-Six - B.S.U. President, 25 Ministerial Confer- BRUCE DEAN PIKE Alt-xclrlclcr, XY1l'M,lI1lZl Pl't'-Illvfllttll TONY PONIDER Mars H111 P7'r'-I.lllll LINDA .IO POORE Joanna, Suuth Cznmllna Buvzncxx Admm1.vlrullm1 ALICE POULSON Charlotte Pre-Meclimzl Nmlpcrwil W,R.A. CULlI'lL'1I, 2. DAVID EUGENE PRICE Erwin, Tenn9SsQQ Civzl Engilzceriftg Plzzlrmmzlzzfltz B,T.U, President, lg B.S.U, Cuuncll Trvzws- urcr. 21 Phllomathian C-I PIPSICIQIII. Rcst Debate Award. lg Band, l, 2: OI'Cll!lSll'114 l: DQan's Llst, lg Dorm Ottiucr, 23 lllvnk Student COLIIICII. 23 Collsggc- Marshal, 2, LAMAR BRENDELL PRIDGEN Burgaw Pre-Mvclirrtl ---an P-'H 088 W.--2 vt- ,XWVF YP up if Y' NI 0-, IFJ it v..,-0 Pasrb RICHARD ALLEN PRIDGEN Ashcvlllt- Lilwftll Ally JAMES QWEN RADFORD Mars Hill Elwfzcutury Eclmftllzrnr all. l, 2: Basketball, 2. ROBERT LAMAR REED Nllixllll. Florirla Lzlwrul Arts WANDA MARIAN REESE Mars I-I1ll SI't'7'PTIlVlUI Sf'zGHt'4' Clfu WR.A. Count-xl, M-Blcm Club. 1. 2, MARY ELIZABETH RICHERSON Spartnnlnu rg, S1 vuth Carolina St't'Tt It1l'Ifl! St zcffw Ivmtpmvll BSUH 1, 123 Luurcl Stull. 2: Scriblr Club, l, 2, P11-slclcrlt, 21 W.R,A. Counu I Volleyball Club. 1. 2: Physxcal Cultr 7 Y,W.A., 2: May Cuurt, 2. SARA PAULINE RICKENBAKER Cllarluton, South Carullnxr 1W1,,-.19 ,NtIllfltll'f'll 7 Touring: Chtttr, 1. 'IQ LYNDA KATHLEEN RIDINGS Maryville. Tennessee Chemical Engineering Nonpareil Y.W.A,, 23 Science Club, l, 2, Secretary- Treasurer. 23 Intramural Softball, 13 Ten- nis. I: Volleyball, 13 Dean's List, I3 Dra- mateers, l, 2: Art Club. I. SALLY ADAIR RIGSBEE Durham Liberal Arts Clio B,S.U. Secretary 23 Clio Secretary, 2, President, Forensics Term, 23 Logothia Club. I, 2. ELIANOR FRANCIS RILEY Princeton, West Virginia Secretarial Science CALVIN LARRY ROBERSON Winston-Salem Business Administration Dorm Vice President, 2: Men's Student Council President, 2. JIMMIE RUTH ROBERTS Union, South Carolina Liberal Arts Y.W.A. Council. 13 Volunteers for Christ, 13 Sunday School Vice President, 2' BT.U. Group Captain, I. JANETTE ROBINSON Mars Hill Elementary Education Logothia Club, 21 Dean's List, I. SOPHOMORES BEVERLY FAYE ROGERS Miami, Florida Elementary Education Nonpareil Nonpareil Secretary, 2, Vice President, 25 Volleyball Club, 1, 23 Cheerleader, 23 May Court, 1, 23 Florida Club, 1. 2. LINWOOD JOSIAH ROGERS, JR. Mebane Cwil Engineering SANDRA SUE ROGERS Waxhaw Elementary Education Nonpareil B,T.U. Group Captain, 1, President, 23 C-I President Nonpareil, 25 I.R.C., 1, 23 Freshman Class Secretary: Sophomore Class Vice President3 Dorm Officer, 2g May Court, 1, 2. GERALD LEWIS ROPER Anderson, South Carolina Liberal Arts Euthalirm Ministerial Conference, 1, 23 B.S.U. Coun- cil, 23 Logothia Club, 1, 2, President, 23 Dean's List, 1. JENNIFER ROSE RUFF Rutherfordton Secretarial Science PATRICIA KATHLEEN SATTERFIELD Greensboro Liberal Arts Nonpareil B.S.U, Council, 2g Y.W.A. Council, 2g Y.T.C., I, 2: W.R.A. Council, 23 M-Blem gliib,11,223 Volleyball, Basketball, Soft- a , , . MARGARET ANNE SAUNDERS Salem, Virginia Home Euoiimizzrs Clio Sunday School Social Cliairniun. 21 Home Economics Club, 1. 2, President, 2, SALLY LaWANA SEAGROVES Apex Liberal Airs Noiiptireil Sunday School President, 21 B.T,U, Cap- tain, 21 Nonpareil Censor. 2, Spanish Club. ll Tumbling Club, ll Softball Club. 1: Campus Choir. 2: Dorm President, 2: Womens Student Council, 2. JOLYN ALICE SEAWRIGI-IT Lakeland, Florida Elemeiltflrii Editvfltioii N1Jll1Jfll'L'1l Nonpareil Censor, Forensics Term, 2' B.S.U., 1, 2. ROBERT BRANSON SHEETS. JR, Lexington Business Admiiiifgiriitioii BARBARA SUSAN SI-IEPHARD Burnsville Liberal Arts Noiipfvrezl Westminster Fellowship. 2: Y,W,A,, 1: Sunday School Vice President, 23 French Club, 1, 2, President, 2: Dean's List, lg Dorm Officer, 21 Womens Student Coun- cil, 2. RAYMOND GEORGE SHEPARD Canton Business Aclmiiiistmtion 1959 - fifty-nine - CLYDE ALLISON SHREVE, JR. Summerfield Pre-Medical WILLIAM ROBERT SI-IULL Drexel Liberal Arts BENJAMIN ELLIS SKILLMAN Asheville Business flCl77lIlliSI7'flIl07l LARRY EUGENE SLOAN Kannapolis Pre-Medical Euthulicuz BT.U. President, 2: Euthalian Vice Pres- ident, 2: Dorm Officer. 2g Men's Student Council, 2. MABEL CHRISTINE SMATHERS Candler Secretflrial Science Nonpareil JAMES GARRISON SMITH, JR. Gastonia Edticatzmi Eutliuliriii B.S.U., 2: Logothia Club. lg Intramural Football, 23 Softball, 1, 23 Dorm Officer, 21 Mens Student Council, 2. DORIS FAYE SNIDER Randleman Elementary Education Clzo Y.Vt7.A. Choristcr. 2: Y.T.C,. 2. HENRY MOSES SNYDER, JR. Charlotte Pre-flleclzcal Pliilomatliian Brotherhood. 1. 2: B.T.U. Social Director, 2: Business Staff. Laurel. 23 Campus Choir. 1: Dorm Secretary, 2. DARCUS EARLE SOLES Tabor City Business Teacher Training Clio B.S.U., l, 2. YATES ELLIS SPAKE Morganton Mcclianzcal Engineering SARAH JANE STAINBACK Charlotte Science Nonpareil B.T.U. Group Captain. 1, 2: Sunday School Vice President, 2: German Club, 1: Hiking Club. 1. 2: Crafts Club. 2: Deans List, 1. DONALD RAY STEELE Lancaster. South Carolina Electrical Engineering Sunday School Secretary, 23 Science Club, 2, Band, 1. 2 SOPHOMORES sixty FRANKIE LEE STEWART Elkin Liberal Arts Clio B.T.U, Secretary, 2: Sunday School Sec- retary, 1, 2, Scriblerus Club, l, 2. Secre- tary, 2: W.R.A. President, 2: M-Blem Club. 1, 2: Volleyball Club, 1. 2, Basket- ball Club, l, 23 Hiking Club, 1, 23 Physi- cal Culture Club, 1. 2, Dean's List, 1. OLENE SUE SWAIM W'inston-Salem Liberal Arts Nonpareil Sunday School Secretary. 2, B,T.U. Social Leader, 2: Nonpareil Treasurer, 23 French Club, 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 2g Cam- pus Choir. 15 Church Choir, 1, 2. JAMES KANIPE TAYLOR Old Fort Liberal Arts B.T.U. Vice President, 1, Group Captain., 23 Hilltop Sports Editor, 2: Intramural Basketball, 1, 2, Softball. 1, 2. KAY MARLENE TAYLOR Hopewell, Virginia Secretarial Science Clio B.T.U. President, 2, Group Captain, 1, Social Chairman, 13 Business Club, 2. NANCY LOUISE THOMAS Leaksville Liberal Arts Nonpareil B.S.U,, 1, 23 Logothia Club, 1. SANDRA LEE THORNE Memphis, Tennessee Secretarial Science Clio Sunday School Chorister, 1, Social Chair- man, 2, Dramateers, 2. l I CHARLES MQMILLAN TODD - I Ga1'I'bo1'o l Business .ACIITIIIIISIVKIIIUIZ l Football. l, 2. ,S ' 'V' 'N v '27 T HOMER BROWN TOLBERT, JR. l Cleveland B.-' v.:A1 I A 1 iiszmm fllllllhlltlflflll l ,-.7 GORDON KEITH TOWE 5 Asheville- Eiigim'ci'i11y CHARLES SPURGEON TRAMMELL, JR. Richmond, Virginia Business Administratimi Plizlmmitlzimi B.T.U Social Leader, I, President, 2 Brotherhood President, 2: B,S.U. Coun- Cil, 2: Phi Secretary, 21 Class Treasurer , 2: Intramural Football, 1, 2, Baskt-thrill 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2. .41- , a ,qs DAVID EDMOND TRAWICK Bryson City , Pre-Dental Science Club, 2, EARL CLAY TROTTER Asheboro Pre-Law 1959 1 ALBERT DONALD VAN DE VEER Baltimore, lVIaryland , I,ihe. ul Artx Eurhulzrm BTU, Vice President, 1. Missionary 1 I,oader, 21 B,S.U. Council, 23 Chairman Mission Council, 2: Brotlwtrhood, 23 IR,C,, 23 Intramural Volleyball, 2: lvlarvland- Q DC. Club, Chaplain, 2: Dearfs List, 1, l l DICKEY LEE WARFFORD Southmont Business Aclnzlnistrizliou Ezitlmlim. Sunclav School Vice Pix-siclcnt. 23 Dorm PITSI-ltflll, 21 Me-n'S Stuflrnt Countil, 2. l IVIAIIIIJYN ANN WEST Ft, Bragg EIHUICHIKIIQI Twzrzrliing l DOROTHY LOUISE WESTBERRY I Tampa, Florida I Liberal Arts i'V'onpciwil Y.W.A., 1, 2, Volunteers toi Christ. 2. l A BETTY SUE WHITE 1 Concorcl 3 St!C'lllltIfJll N1llIjJflJ4L'll I Y.NV.A., 1. 2: Y.T,C., 2. Chaplain, 23 Scrihlgrus, 1. 2: DQHn's List, lg Drama- tecrs, 2. HILDA GRACE WHITE ' Quincy. Floridzi Q Liberal Arts Nmiprireil Y.T.C., Ig BTU, Group Captain, 1, 2: It W.R.A Countil, 23 Biwketlnall, 2. W - sixty-one - l THOMAS ELBERT WHITE Marshall Liberal Arts WILLIAM HERBERT WHITE, JR. Reidsville Pre-Agricillture WILLIAM ROBERT WICKER Asheville Electrical Engineering JAMES MILLS WIGGINS Louisburg Liberal Arts CAROL ELAINE WILD Walnut Secretarial Sciencc Clio HAROLD GARRY WILDE Marshall Civil Engineering SOPHCMORES - sixty-two MARTHA LEE VVILEY Monroe Secretarial Science Nonpareil WYMAN LEE WILKERSON Fairmont Pre-Law Intramural Softball, l, 2. Basketball, l, 2 Touring Choir, 1. LARRY MICHAEL WILLOUGHBY Tabor City Accounting RUTH ERNESTINE WINCHESTER Asheville Pre-Meclical Nonpareil Scriblerus, 1, 21 Dramateers, 1, 2, Secre tary, 2. NORWOOD BERNICE WOODARD, JR. Richmond, Virginia Pre-Law FRANCES CAROL WRENN Decatur, Georgia Secretarial Science ALICE KAY WRIGHT Bryson City Lzberal Arts Sunday School Secretary, 21 B.T.U. Group Captain. 2, Scriblerus Club, 1. 2, Vice President, 2: Dean's List. 1: Marshal. 2: Majorette, 13 Cheerleader. 2. BARBARA JEANETTE WRIGHT Asheville Liberal Artx EDGAR ROBERT YARBOROUGH Mars Hill Liberal Arts Ministerial Conference, 2: Sunday School President, 1: B.T.U. President, 2. MELISSA YELTON Hickory Liberal Arts Clzo Y.W.A. Council, 1, 2, Campus Y,W.A. Social Chairman, 25 Mission Council Volunteers for Christ, 1, 25 B.S.U.: Clio Censor. 2. Clio Vice President, 25 Scrible- rus Club, 1, 2: Touring Choir, 1, 2: Deans List, 1. CAROL ANN YOUNG Burnsville Liberal Arts B.S.U., 2, Scriblerus, 1, 21 Campus Choir, 1, 23 Dean's List, lg Marshal, 2. CAROLYN MARIE YOUNG Burnsville Liberal A-rts 1959 - sixty-three - HARVEY JAMES YOUNG Jonesboro, Tennessee Pre-Medical ROBERT LAVERN YOUNG Charleston, West Virginia Liberal Arts Pliiloinarlizan Ministerial Conference, 1. 2: B,T.U. Bible Readers' Leader, 21 Phi Literary Vice President, 2. ua ly On a cold and wintry morning T .fQf ... , Nx X fx -1- XA wx X' i V. if fx Y w af l N we W lm M 4 gy . . the campus in solemn stillness lay , . Y fxw ' ,- .N A A- 'fdmwuf - I x 1 .5 kc. Y 5 5 1 1 l .' I X rnrzff A as 8' 1, ur ' of even Old Faithful. v rf 1 - Q BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Linking the college students and the local church, the Baptist Student Union serves as the unifying force of all re- ligious organizations on the campus. It seeks to develop the spiritual and social life of the student by giving a foundation for a life of Christian endeavor. The Executive Council is composed of executive officers and representatives of the unit organizations. The Greater Council is composed of working committees headed by Executive Council members. The B.S.U. sponsors vespers, morning' watch, and prayer groups as well as the traditional Thanksgiving program, seasonal parties in the dormitories, and other religious and social activities. DR. ELLA J. PIERCE, Sponsor unv- ,ar ra 'S' l': k' Y? First Row: Bob Freund, Music Chairman, Martha Second Row: Charlie Trammell, Brotherhoodg David Colburn, Third Vice President: Kathleen Satterfield, Price, Treasurer, Albert Blackwell, Town Representative, Y.T.C.g Allen Page. Presidentg Sue Campbell, First Vice Ray Otis, Publicity Chairman, Dan Van De Veer, Mission Presidentg Gerald Roper, Ministerial Conference: Karen Councilg Nancy Carroll, Volunteers for Christ, Sally Rigs- Hopkins. Second Vice President: Bob Blanton, Sunday bee, Secretaryg Loretta Duncan, Y.W.A. School Superintendent. - sixty-six - X D11 Chapman chats with thc mils Hubert Hzmcuck Dnris Jztcuhs Jwmiiiiu Prrwell Lwrcttu lNIilIsz1pps Jeanne Threutt' Ne-lswn Tunstall Peter Wwng Thurston Martin Dun Davis , Ruth Teague David Bradley 1959-60 BJ-1.l'. COVNCII, President First Vice Prcsiilcnt .. Secmid Vice President Third Vice Presirlcnt Sf-3cl'ctu1'y Treasurer Puhlicitv Sunday Schunl Tmiiiilig' Unimi Music r ' r .I - - - ., fig, Allch Paul. HS U, 1114,-simlmnl Int'm1'm:1l filSL'LIiS1HI1 with Bmwii iwfsidchts T1 lwll 114471 'W - sixty-seven - Class run CITIIFUHIH stand- ztirls c-lnclllctcd lm' Di' Chapmzm, Mis, Dunn. um! Mis. Pcimt ll First Row: Ray Otis, Gerald Roper, Don Davis, Vollis Paul Jacobs. Third Row: Bobby Cutts, Glenn Hodge, Summerlin, Charles Stevens, Bill Beaver, Charles Allard, Jack Hinson, Doyle Moore. Ken Hayes. John Stanton. Dusty Rhoades, Larry Harris. Second Row: Forest Gale, Don Van De Veer, Bob Hancock, Mack Craddock. Bill Culver, Darden Battle, Tucker Gibson, Allen Page, MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE The Ministerial Conference is composed of young men who have felt the call to the ministry. Weekly meetings offer them training in preaching and Bible reading. These ministerial students serve as ushers for the Sunday evening services in the local church, direct the evening worship once a quarter, and help promote a bond of Christian fel- lowship in other church activities. The faculty counselors, aided by years of experience as minis- ters and teachers, offer suggestions and criticisms which are invaluable to these future pastors. The following have served as officers during the year: First Term: Ken Hayes, Presidentg Doyle Moore, Vice Presidentg Bob Reed, Secretary, Charles Page, Reporterg Gerald Roper, Pianist. Second Term: Doyle Moore, President: Miles Plow- den, Vice President: Bob Young, Secretaryg Mike Dalton, Reporterg Gerald Roper, Pianist. Third Term: Jack Hinson, Presidentg Ray Otis, Vice Pres- identg Dusty Rhoades, Secretaryg Tucker Gibson, Reporterg Gerald Roper, Pianist. - sixty-eight - VOLUNTEERS Volunteers for t'hrist is an organization for students other than ministerial students who have dedicated their lives to church-related vocations. This volunteer service hand meets once a month for programs on missions, on personal evangelism, and Mission pro- on opportunities for Christian service. jects are a vital part of the activities of the Volun- constantly to teers for Christ. The group strives stimulate greater interest in missions, to give mem- bers opportunities to participate in service projects, and to better prepare students for meeting the Ftrs! Row: Dorothy Westberry, Celia Caldwell. Farol Wild, Janice Guinn, Nancy Carroll, Barbara Capt-ll. Linda Canipe. Doris Elrod. Secrvnd Roir: Melissa Yelton, Peggy Hill, Karen Hopkins, Alice Board, Linda Thompsont Jolyn Seaxvright, Madeline Bragg, Gail Doxvdy Shirley Garri- 'ev LW: FOR CHRIST needs of their world, in anticipation ot' the time when these Volunteers for t'hrist shall answer the challenge ot' the Great t'onnnission. The oft'iccrs serving: during the past year were: Nancy Varroll, President: Phyllis Evans, First Vice President: Linda t anipe, Social Vice President: Shirley Garrison, Devotional Vice President: Kay Archer, Mission Founcil t'o-Vhairmang Pat Blorlxan, Secretary: Hilton Honnixvell, Publicity t'hairnian: Betty Early, Pianist: Melissa Velton, t horister. son, Ruth Winchester Tlurd Row: Carol Sharpc. Kay Archer, Hilton Bonnixvell, Art Jacobson. Pat Morgan, Rosa Lynn Gruits, Emily Edwards, Phyllis Evans, Linda Sher- wood, Betty Early, Fourth Rout Dorothy Gilliam, Mary Jo Gossett, Ann Woodall. '- V' Mi-':ffm wc12:2ag':r1m1 H V' - sixty-nine - YOUNG WOMEN S AUXILIARY 5 V A V 1 if - ' El A Rx I ' 5, .5 vt 11-. 1 w s. ' The Young Women's Auxiliary has a special place in the program of Christian discipleship by giving students a broader and more comprehensive conception of world conditions and missionary activities. This group meets together to study about the various mission fields and the activities of the mission workers there. The Y.W.A. sponsors the Lottie Moon Christmas offering and directs other missionary activities on campus. The highlight of the year was the Y.W.A. house party held on the Mars Hill campus in March. 4 X lf LORETTA DUNCAN Y.W.A. Campus President 2 Seated: Peggy Cabaniss, Emily Edwards, Betty Jo Jimmie Ruth Roberts, Gloria Little. Dana Conn, Kay Cox, Loretta Duncan, Melissa Yelton. Jeanene Hardy, Taylor, Madalene Bragg, Gail Dowdy, Doris Snider. Jeanne Coleman, Phyllis Evans. Standing: Sarah Davis, - seventy - ,l it 1 l The Ili'ntliei'l1mnl giws liiwvpt-I' t'li1'iQt-writ:-uw-.I tlin-ctimi 'mel yiliiqnm to the men ot' tht- 1--nn 'IIQ . . 1 . I Aiiiwiig' ntliw :tt-tixitivs, the Iirntlit-i-howl gixwtiui- pzttes in cninliictiiig' !ll'2l4Yt'I' iiivvliuitw :intl iw--li-mit! revivuls. YOUTH TEMPERANCE COUNCIL First Row: Bette Da- vis, Mary Linette Har- wood, Betty Jean Myers, Mildred Howard, Doris Yates. Kathleen Satter- field, Second Rott: Hilda White. Bertie Jovce Gray, Doris Snider, Betty Sue White, Glenda Gritiin, Daphne Huffman, Billie Faye Christie. Third Row: J o h n Graham, Clinton Flow- ers. Robert Meldrinn. Ronald S e a r c y, Bob Henry. -Q y 1 L- ' 'As t if . lxn kliuht- Ll t'Ii'1iln' 'l'1'izlinin-ll 'FI' 1 ffl Illini, Shault Colizw, 'l'htn's1nn lxllllllll, Allen Palm, Hcnly Sny- 'llnrd Row: Jnhnni Jmclaii. Grziydtwii Huck- pvtll. Duylt' lVI1i1,ll'1,-, Ett- clif Iiardiii. Joe Greene 'FZ' The Youth 'l'eniperzniCe Council en- coiirziges and piwiiiiotes the 1'll'lllCl1'llES of Teinlierinice in all walks nt' life. Plain living and high thinking is the niotto nf the council. Kathleen Szitterfielcl is the Iiresident of the 0l'tI2llllZ2ltltDll. 1 ,Cl -as 35- 35 3' K9 417' fl 01- seventy-one - sr . 8 MISSION COUNCIL Through the Mission Council, Mars Hill radiates the Christian atmosphere for which it is so dis- tingushed. Various off-campus activities such as Oteen Veterans Hospital services. prison camp ser- vices, conducting nearby missions. and similar activi- ties keep the members busy for Christ. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT First Row: Wilson Kirby, Ron Kiser. Gresh Northcott, Paul Burgin. John Jerxette. Sermir' Row: Ca 1'ing,f- ton Goode. Linda Boone, Tonette Long, Maryam Smith, Marion Quessen- berry, Claudia Arro- wood. Third Row: Frank Po- teat, John W. Williams, Earl Trotter, Johnny Damewood. Harry Miller, Reverend James Thur- man. Seated: Melissa Yel- ton, Don Van De Veer, Hilton Bonniwell, Kay Archer. Standing: Charles Al- lard, Betty Early, Emily Edwards, Marvin Gold, Larry Holder. The Methodist students on the campus are provided opportunities for training and fellowship by the Methodist Student Movement. A spirit of friendly coopera- tion exists between the MSM and the BSU. SGVBDIZY- two ...Q S-ai Reading, writing, and French. The Big Four ,pu Royalty in the kitchen. Red Carpet reception Prayer meeting? ,A R .,. ,-7 ma Another genius? W. 3 X -Inf f. if 'X , Ng i 1 fx: 1244.12-:gf- xg' -, 1, '- 0-fi' X x Maybe physics won't, be too bad. Winter Fantasy -fn--- '1 A A .-1- 4 4- Q1,wZ'ffZ,'1L ' '.' ,. ' 'TQ 127' - ' ri si gd? f ' ,ZW ffbig 8 m I -gi' f F3 N. fa., ' Q5 f 'f-WS, IL- ix lf, 1-.'+1v ,. .1 2 ..-aff' 1i1'5gf!1f5fj21iH'9ffQ 'Eff . ..ff,...iW. L, 54,25 :d,,1av1.3fY ,4 x' -X i- .-:,z:'-z4.v- - - x 4. 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X 4-Af A quiet Saturday afternoon. - seventy-five - 'LW P I I CLASS OF '60 MISS VIRGINIA HART ROBERT MELVIN Sponsors JOHN STANTON President ANN WOODALL Treasurer DORIS JACOBS Secretary STANLEY JACKMAN Vice President Sv, Sunil I.ln4l.1 .Un-I Xknx nl ax Illn- 1'lz.uu In-5 Xl-1'ln.ln .X-Inn Ilnrnsxllln- lmrx x In-n:Ll:w ,X4l.1nw ln':nyl1.n, S, ni M.nl'x X1-.llxlv ,Mlnvns XYIIIQQ-slnnw. XX an rn- llnfnnw ,Mlm lhllyliinsxllll- nn. .Il .I.un.-Q knnl--1' .KIA-xsluullvx I.3xn'l1I,n1'::. 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Fl... .lnnl-'12 Al.u'n- Iimli l K.unna1mlls , Iwuuy Ann ll-'vklxnln Ilvwll Hill, S, U, r'4n'--lynn In-lninw lt. nn'-11 A Qlmgvlllp Jnrhnnn- tnrln-1' In-nlIm.nll lin-In Sqnzulw- l .Inln--s ll:-rlnzun ll:-nlnn l,:nln'lnl.n1'g lhnrl--5 Alznrlln llmry Silxm' Spring. Md. NYllli:un ling'-1' It.-Qt Asllvvilln- Imnsllfl llvn Itilll. 1'l1:lrlmtl-svlllf-. Y.l Luis Mzmriv lligus I'inut.-wn 1 L l l l CLASS OF '60 CLASS OF '60 Larry Dean Billings Nrurlh YYllkeSbor0 Edwin Hurt Birt-hfield Marble BQSS Karen Bl:ic'kwcmd Chapel Hill Franc-cs Irene Blount Pmnpnnn Bench, Flu. Nnlivye J:-zxn Blythe Fmiiklili, Yn. Alive Marie Board Roanoke, Ya. Paul Glenn Boone, Jr. Greensboro Xnnwy Pryor Bowers XVinstnn-Salem Janice De-anne Bowman Annnpnlis. Md. Betty Sue Boyd Lakeland. Fla. Clifton Eugene Bradcly Sc-ntlnml Neck Bora: Rziynionfl Bradley Sninflale David Llr-vd Bi-fuller Mars Hill John Rrvdinnn Brrldshniv Stanford, Kr, Connie Furs- Brady Tnbur City Rnl'-ert Lee Brnndfin Stzxnle-V James Hi-yt Bray, Jr, Tliminisville Linda Lee Bray Luinbertmi Minnie Fl-jiremi-e Bridges Mni'gm1tmi Nmiwv Neal Briefs Hinrr-n, XY. Yu, Elnnry Jeter Briggs Mars Hill Pnllr Sue Briggs Mnrslinll Martha Ann Brinegnr Nurth XVilkeslJnro Helier-vii Ann Brfvtliers Swziiinzimrn Ren Franklin Erl-xrn Mflrs Hill Celia Hilton Brnwn XVeaverville lfmuglns Gillnnn Rrrlwn Shelby l e2:v Sue Brown Mrnrinn, Ky, Nniiwy Swain Brnnt Atlanta, Ga, Llelnm Jn Bryson Till-lmsiegee Imnnlcl Lee Hurlimizin Burnsville Nur'vi:n .le-:in Bin-liner XYe-:irerville Rivhurd Fleminz lfluddine XYinFt0n-Salein Horner Glen Bullfxrd Fayetteville Dennis Ray Bullins Madison In-l,1u huxm-II lrnlllvl-'IL .In ll '--- L5 M--um .lzml--s 1'I.uw-111 .A llunu 1'I..1x'I-'lu .If-Im u':un-- Itxlw.-si .kllluuh-n, Yu, IL.nym1.n1I llrml liur:-N S1I.ul:mI:11x'u, S 1' Imxnl I..-:ur-ll Hush I,--uma' II XX .wx mx IZ5 rul lfr l.:nu1I1-x'1I.1lu, I1'l:1 11: iz,-1-.1 1'n.1:1.1h1...1h+-1-. Iflu Iwruxy .lfxxwl 1'.1lmni5s XX.1wlv1lu:i1,xn, ll 1'. XYIIIMIH l.r-:-Im' 1':nilu ,XSII1-xillv 1'1,ll.1 .Um 1':ni-lwvll Imurx 1'ity Invlmlul In-11 1':xl1Iwvll Mrus Illll .Inlm vhxles 1f:nlhmxn AI.,-In-sxlllw M.u'lh:n 1,1-wh 1'.1ll:xh.1n llurlnm-lxmultlm .I.nm--f XYJII11' 1'.1mplwIl K um: up-.lis Ii.-may I:--ss l'un1ll--1' 1.1--rim--1.1l, h. I. lmxul linmmlr-l 121111-V11 Sv.11'Ii1-, lflzu, 1If-1.1':f- A1111-1'xn:1rI 1':uwx:x Sl III.:-l I-'l:n. Il.1n1l11-5' Ifluufm- 1'11m1-1' X-ull: XY1lk.AsIr-11'-I l'+-:ax Arm 1'.nnlr1-ll Sp.1zv4unln1Vp:, S 11 IZ.11n.1u,n Pup- 1'.1p.-ll I1,1I.Iw1n, Flu. .I-.hu llxluml 1':1x'1lw1ll, .Il Il1.I1mv-ml, Yu, llwxuld Ilul-fri 1'1u'1v+-nlfl' Ninth XY1lk1'slm1.. Nmnm I',u1'1wIl 1':1x'1' x'mI..n 31.115 I-Illwll 4'.ulI11ll XY1ll.1n1l, 'I'-lm I1'l.I1I-15 .I1-xl3lln.A 1',w1,xx .Xml--umm, 5 1, lmxl-l ,Xlxlfgxh-In Vumlxll My-mplxls, Twlm XY1ll1.1m 'l'lwru.w Fung w,m.111...r.,, s. 11 Ihlvvvlwlplx In-v Vlmnvll--1 M1.r11sx1ll.f .lnsr-pu 'I'r:1xwrs 1'hi1.it. .Il Aslwxlllv Illllw- Ifxuu- 1'l1I'1Q1i.- lflvlufxflrlnl Q 1' hmm.: Nlrulnlzn 1'l:u'k XX'.Iyxl.-sx'iIl+- .lznnws H11'shel Vlrulms 3I.ufh.nIl .luhn Vgxrr 1'1I1ItHS, III Lyn-fhkruru. Yu, I.imi.u I.1.y 11'uhhs 4'l'I1rl1-Ib' IIN-ll1I.x KJ31' 1'.ll'l'.-y Imm ,ir CLASS OF '60 - 89V6l Ity-HIDE -- CLASS OF '60 .... - eighty Shault Lathatius Colfer Canton lflnlrerl Carey Coleman, Jr. Latia, S. I . Rohert Lester Collins Stoneville- Christopher Lawrence Combs Miami, Fla, Dana Lee Conn Chester, Va. Martha .Io Connor Fort Mill, S. C. Harold Grav Conrad XVinston-Salem Philin Douglas Cook Mount Airy Reva Lois Cook Xvinston-Salem Carole Lynn Corbin Piedmont. S. C. Marv Franc-es Coueh Heath Springe. S. C. Betty .lo Cox Stoneville Mark Alexander Craddock Portsmouth, Ya. Reid .Klan Craft Lewisville John XVE-Sley Crawford Mt Pleasant, S. C. Lillian Ray Creevh Mt Pleasant, S. C. Annette Crews Tampa. Fla. Alberta Marie Crofton Tampa Fla, Thomas Hall Croom Fayetteville XVilliam Thomas Culver Salisbury, Md. Robert Tyree Cults Ric-hmoncl, Va. Joseph Michael Dalton Mayoclan John Roderick Dame-wood Rivhmond. Va. Madeline Faith Danielson Raleigh John Olin Darnell Pineville Barbara Louise Davidson Swannanoa Bette .ln DaviS Asheville Beverly Ann Davis Bartow, Fla. Donald Lloyd Davis Arlington, Va. Vernon Davis Mars Hill Barbara Ellen Dec-S East St, Louis, Ill. George Ray De-Hart Hickory Edward Ronald Dellinger Newdale Marie .lane Dellinger Gastonia Paul Samuel Dennis Asheville l'hilip lmle lu-nny l'1l-it Mlinlituin lmiwvllu' Mau- ln-uhm M-wrguiilnii ll-vnzihl lim- lk-intl-ii Lulu- XYHIUS, Flax .lzirrls Iillly lli--lnfns lllau-lc Mnniitzun Num-y Yivizm lilllinplisim l!:nl'i1gn'1lsxlll.- lf!-.lil-if tlzlil llinliiiia Y.ull4inNillr Heixilmlim- Sliirll-3' lmun Mars llill Vlizirles Lowell ll-vlsun llmliei'fui'dtfm Marilyn Gail lmwily NV:u'wii-k. Vai. lh-tty Anslinr Ifrnm Nvwlnn Verna N4-rn Ilrvde-n Princess Anne. Md. Rrxxrlie- Henr- llnni-:ln Awhf-ville Mxilinfln llunr-:ln N1-rlll XVilkesly-ivw llfrsxllinrl lluyv Illini-vrim lfgnxln,-im .lnrlitli Ilizinne- Dunn Mnxlun Jn Ann llyf-ns Mars Hill Juno,-I Lf-rrxline llyfl XVfir-'este-1: Mass. Junms lluwnrd Iizxrly XYinslnli-Sulein Sliirlvy Ann Iirlnpy Muisnn Imvid NY:iynl9 Ellwunls Ashe-ville Jriyr-9 Lee' Edwzirfls Marshall XYilhnr Maurice Efirfl Nnrwrwnrl I-Iltnn XVill:1rfl Ellis Plnytmi Inn-is Jenn Elrurl Gzistfmia XVilli:im .If-hn liiiu-x's-vii Nnrlh XVillL+-sl..-rn Mary Alive Eptnn Sp1u'lanburg', S. C. Thnnizls Maxwell If.utSlvi' Kingsport, T-fun. Marlene- Gaye- Evans Pmil,-ni'cl Allen Hardy Fish Cundlel' Frank Be-:Atty Fishlrnrne Asheville Henri Kurl Fisher ltnleigh Mairllm Vallee-ii Fisher A:-ilu-ville J ndifh Marc-izi Fitzjuhn Uhzirlnlle Imwe-ll Elliott F16-trher Etnwnh Sylvia .Il-:in Fortune llmzumkf-, Ya. CLASS OF '60 - eighty-one - As Q.- 1,-1 sf PS -w.. :... W--if sr. -ff up if N..- 34 at 'G ,,, 7 ap. asv. K' ,,. 6' '13 'li 'O' .,- wg-v 'l'f1Y --s. ..- 17-7 Thomas Pearl Foster Miami, Fla. XVilli:nn Guy Foster Greensboro Dale Monroe Fox Stfttesville Nell Rita Fox Asheville Albert Arthur Freeman Mnrslmll Ronald Brut-e Freeman XVortliYille Judith Carol Frisbee Asheville Linda Lee Fuller Coeburn, Virginia Forest McClure Gale Hickory Thomas Clinton Garner Detroit. Mich. Thomas Howland Gattis Durham Darrell Martin Gavel' Baltimore, Md. Ronald Franklin Gt-iger FL. Lauderdale, Fla. XVilliarn Arthur Gentry Ashe-boro Gil Trusler Gerald lmlinnupolis, Ind. Lorenzo Tucker Gibson Baltimore, Md. Virginia Lee Gibson Baltimore, Md. James Clark Gilbert Mt. Airy Ge-rirze Lance Gillespie Sylva Tiornllxy Jane Gilliam Clmrlotte Katherine Elizabeth Glore Orlando. Fla, Violet Elizabeth Godfrey Greer. S. C. Daisy Gonzalez Fnrclevas, Cuba Carrington P. Goode Richmond, Va. lvavid Newell Goodwin Charlottesville, Ya. Timmons Howie Gordon Marion John Sheldon Graham Polumbus, Ohio Sallie Victoria Graham Barkerville Ri:-hard Park Grant Shnuns, Tenn. Jnsenh Sheridan Graybeal Creston Edward Taylor Green Pffaffton Glenda Ann Griffin Lanraster, S. C. John Franklin Griffin Ret-ky Mount Rosa Lynn Gruits Alexandria, Va. Zora Joseph Guice, Jr. Saluda CLASS OF '60 ' - eighty-two -- ltulwrl Allllwu Hillli'--l'vl Wxnlll-i'ln-lu-, S V. .Ianni--v Ilznil Hmnn lflrwin, 'lk-nn. .Ii-hu lllznir Ilnglm' llznlvlpglu lmxlcl 1'li:uIxxuwk lizxll Hum! Hull l.ilr1--in Ann'-llv llull Sw.lllil1l1w.i 'l'l1v.nlmu- 'l'h-sums Hull 4':imllvl' G11-nxl:i Suv ll.ulsf-y Mnulii ul' XVIIQU11, Yu. Ili-ll-n Mzlxim- Hxilmivk Sllvllny ll'-lw-rl l.:nYvI'm- Iinmm-lc lli1rl::mli, t':nIit'. Hugwr liilgem- linnrs Ysnlkillvlllr- l'Il1z.i In-th Ilunn Halrlmrt I-Inst-n'e1', S. 1'. Sarah Kzltlu-i'i1iu Il:n'lmrt Esistuxer, S, V. 1.11-nl Ann ll1ll'l'lS Y.lI4lrwf' ileuliv L:xwVe-n--L- llznlis lh'm-iwslmru .Im-Iiiv Yulmiiii llsirrnn XYeauelx'ilIe .Ium-is Hnstrm li:1r1'rm XVl-:nverville H1-uni Fields Hush Spurm M:11'u:ireI I-Ilizulmth llusty I'l1zftl:llnm:::i. 'l'l-limfssl-P .Innws .lily lluuior lizllvilh Mznrtliw Sm- Huwkius Murluhy XYilli:im 4'l:1ren1'e Ilnwkinc Miami, Flu. XVilli:xm Hubert llalxikins NVe'1x'ul'x'ille- 'I'l1m11:nS Mais! Hayes Millwr l'rl-ek Amlrew .lxivksun Ilrlms Nurlli XVillif1slm1-fl Xl'illi.im XYl1ilm-5' lluyiws Hurlinztun Julia Mm'g:u'wt Hvlms Bluuilme Us-tsy Hams-t Hemil'i4'k Shelby Junv Gwuidfilyli Henflriwl XY:1ynf1sviIlP Hnlwrt Leu Ile-wry Atlzlntn, Gu. Mznrizc Ulffzl Hrerrerzi r.u:ntrm:nl:i Pity. liimlwi l'eg'gy Juan Hill Slxinflnle .Iuim-s Nnrwrmrl Hobbs, J I1':1yeUevill9 lmsle-1' Glenn Hodge .-Xtlanta, Ga, Alflw-ml Il neun Hrirlfrurfl, Tenn. .Jerry XVillin m H.,-loumbe Burnsville CS um lfl r. CLASS OF '60 - eighty-three - CLASS OF '60 Mary Evelyn Holdren Prinreton, XY. Va, Cyrus Eldridge Holland Carnesville, Ga. Northrup Lenair Hood Lexington Park, Md. Charles Franklin Hoppers Baltimore, Md. Jauquelyn Sue Hough Hartsville. S, C. Mildred Lorraine Howard Rock Hill. S. C. Louis Byron Hudson Atlanta, Ga. F. Virginia Hudspeth Rockaway, N. J. Grayrlon Lee Hurlspeth 'Winston-Salem Daphne Anita Huffman Maiion, Va. Anne Bost Huffstetler Charlotte Martha Kathleen Hughes Ocala, Fla. Robert Yann Hughes Swannanoa Frederick Eugene Hundley Zuni, Ya. IVonsie Franc-is Hunnicutt McClellansville, S. C. Mildred Louise Hurt Lynchburg, VJ. Jac-quelyn Eveta Hutchings Union, S, C. Thelma Jean Hutchins Marion, Ya. Mildred Louise Hyde Copperhill, Tenn. John Robert Ingram Sanford Stanley Harwood Jackman Concord, N. H. Charles Ray Jackson Clyde Doris Ruth Edith Jacobs Roanoke, Va. Arthur Eugene Jacobson Baltimore. Md. Bobby Earl James Robersonville Virginia Re-va James Creedmore George Pressley Jameson XValterboro, S. C. XViIliam VVayne Jameson Candle:- John XYeston Jennette Elivaheth City Suzanne Johnson Sanford H. C. Johnston, Jr. Stntesville Robert Story Johnston Charlotte Connie Celeste Joiner Vienna. Ga. Clay Cadwin Jones, III Greenville. S. C. John Malcolm Jones Rockingham Ili-nulvl Ex n iw-Uv .lnnns 4'l'u'l-'li llfllmlfl Hr-iw Jnnvs lnirlinin .lnhn XX'vln-r .Il-r1l:iil, Ji. l'h:irlnthA Hnlml'l Nnrxilh- .lnlnlzin Mizinii, Flu. Km'-'n Anne .luruvilsuli lkunp l,vj1-nn4- lilzulyf I-Jllzml-1-lli .I-Iyvv I'iI'+t M-vnntziin .If-5'--v Lynn .If-vnul' XX insh-n-Nnlvln .lnlizu Ann .Instin- lligh Imint lla-n1':v XV:xyn9 Kuh- Iiilllnnre .Xndlm-:i Km'-iw llrist-11, Tenn. Kenneth liligellv Kellfi' Iminiii' Alsiig 1.111-x'+:ti:l K,-lln,-y I'mrlinf:lun, S, 1'. Hr-lfn I-'ltuiwos Kvllm-5' Ilivhnuvnd, Yau. Vnrul Elizallmlli IC:-nrlalll Mars Ilill Snr Familyix Kwstci' She-lhy Henry Hrunptnn Kic-kligh Huwkinsvillv, Hn. Betty Jnmi Kina l.'lii!liigntl1e, Ohiq. Edith 1,'ni'nl King: .-XsIwhul'o lfleliem-:1 I-'ergllsmi King Chxirlntle- XVils:-n Lynn Kirby Ale-x:1ndri:i, Yu. XViI1i:un t'1rnl':ul Klulwles Hiflgelzincl, S, C. Ilorsey' Ross Knfnn'1tvIn Blau-lwhe-nr, lla. Ernest Jznlqnh-s Kroninius His-hm:-n4I. V1. .Indy Elizzllm-th Inilive Ashc-villa Jninvs Hairlpy Lnnflinin Ri'-hmc-nfl, Yu. XVilin:l Jenn Lunc- Drexel Cullwfln Hilda Lanier Hrfm--ksville, Fl:'l. Carol Hnve I,m1kt'm'4l Nurth XYi1ke-shun. Marx' Katherine Lfullil Oxfflrrl Zeb Stzinls-x' Lnwhnn Nvw Londf-n Morrison Vu n Ln win 1' Milrinn 5 J:1lneS Altnn Lzxwsun Smrkf-, Fin. Bvvlyii Mae Lawton lie-zulff-rt, SA P, Sum Lwuise Leihy f'olumhus, Ohin Ar1'lii'- Mzix Lennn-n Eve-rgrepn lr-1' CLASS OF '60 - eighty-five - CLASS 0F '60 Grenfell Maclaren Leonard Darlington, S. C. Carlos Edwin Lewis XYinstun-Salem Virginia Lou Lewis Candler Connie Rhea Linville Spartanburg, S. C. Edwin XVnrtley Lippincott Miami, Fla, Joyce Ann Little Gainesville, Ga. James Henry Loggins, Jr. VVinston-Salem Emmahelle Lovingood Bessemer City Karolee Lowe Miami, Fla. Phyllis Ann Lowe Johnson City, Tenn. Bobby Howard Loyd XYinston-Salem Stuart XV:irren Luce Hatboro, Penn. Melford Teague Luther Raleigh Nancy Alice Joyce Lytton Long lsland James Hugh McCain Tryon Jimmy Andrew 1ICC31'S0l1 Hendersonville Carol Ann McCarthy Asheville Beverly Gale Mc-Clenny Goldsboro Brenda Elsie McCorkle Charlotte Betty June McCoy Sylva Hubert Hazel Mr-Craven Rot-li Hill, S. C. Mnjorie Carol Mr'Cuen Swnnnanoa Marshall Bryan Mc-Donald, Jr Red Springs Homer Glenn McElroy, Jr, Graham Patricia Ann McEwan Cheshire. Conn. Mack Fisher MeJnnkin Andrews Katherine Louise McKinney Chrirlotte Janice Faye MeLamh Rose-boro Gail Frances McLean Lenoir Gordon Luther Mclllahan Carmel-hill. Tenn. Linda Faye Mt-Mahan Hisli Point Nancy Jean McMillan Cherryville Joellen Patricia Mahaffey Sawerys. S. C. Mary Etta Mann Concord Marvin Lee Marchman Cf-pperliill, Tenn. I4'i':xiiu-S Malriznn Mulsli lln-kury 4'li:urlz-s llvnry Martin l :irlnxille, Vail Thurslfvn .If-hn Mzirtin Avnn l':irk, Flzi. lllslxvln l,-uve,-ll Musnn, .liz Vlnli-lnltv XX'ilnm llllizznl-Q-ilu Mutllimvs XYliistuii-Snloiii Jnhn ll'-lwr! Mallrzlw M-irristmvli, N, J, Jainu-5 NX'illl:iin Mr-mlfir, .Il Nc-xvlmrl News, Tn. 'l'lwlnzls Nile-s Ale-:itll-l' lirxvin. Tr-nn. ll-'ln-rl XYillizini M1-lrlruni lilfuviiishiimf, l'Pnn, .king Alxiguil MQ-llrvn Ili.-hninnd, Va. Marv Anno Mercer llzief-,wfl Jminm' Lzivsulzl Metcalf B1irnzii'dsvillf1 Frank Milton Milf-s, Jr. Nnrff-lk, Vu. 4'1u-roll Kentley Miller Old Fr-rt lilizxxlu-th Ann Millar Greuiislmro Hurry l-Illswnnli Miller C-mnellsville, Penn. Judith Isabelle Miller Almsliie Marian Lee Miller Asheville Rehenczi Anne Mills Com-ord Lnruttzl Smith M illsupps Concord XVilli.im Palmer Milne, III Newpnrl News, Va. Imylp Graves Moore Greensboro Ifllizum-lh Ann Morne Elizribethlnn, Tenn. Iilimlwelh Anne Moore Ashe-ville Mzirtha Ellen lilocwe Ihigersville, Tenn. Thmnrls Vine Mrmre-, Jr. Murphy Sylvia .le-unetie Murgaii Marshall Kathluen Gayle Mrxrse XVf'st Asheville Marilyn Elizabeth Motes Mavon, Ga. David Hamilton Muir Nr-rth Haven, Conn. I-Jclwurfl Ray M ullaney Pharlotte Edward Nelson Mullinix Albemarle Gerwlrl Leon Murdock Burnsville Kathleen Murphy XVz1shin:tnn, D, C. Rivhurd Murray Cvvnnellsville, Penn. CLASS 0F '60 ,- 1 .4-4' 'F .pgs -v- K' '-T vu., G. ---sg' -1.- aus Y--1 -Q ,x 'SJ 'IR' fs .un 'ml 1--p nv- au 'HK' 40- Q9 uv 17 - eighty-seven SJ CLASS OF '60 Rebecca Sue Narron Middlesex XVilli:1m Thomas Neal Asheville Javkie Andrew Nettles XVfilterboro, S. C. Augustus Neville, lII Spring Hope Judy Beth Newman XVinston-Salem Danny Jackson Nichols ASheville Nancy Virginia Norton lialeigh Lula Anne Nunn Cr-ncnrcl Julia Faye Olive Raleigh Curtis Howard Orr lVailhalla, S. C. Frieda Stacer Ott Charleston Heights, S. C Dorcas .Ie-an Parker Roanoke, Va. XVQ-ave-r McConn:1l Patton Canton Patricia Payne Silver Spring, Md. Mary Sue Pearce XYake Forest Shirley Ann Peel: Marshall XVillinm XVayne Pennell Lenoir Forrest Elms Perin, Jr. Ellerson. Va, Irma Lavalle Perry High Point Beryl Lloyd Petzold Malvern, Penn, Carolyn Lnrraine Peurifoy Hialeah, Fla. George Douglas Phillips Roanoke, Ya. Margaret Jane Phillips Myrtle Beach, S. C. Gwendolyn Mae Picklesimer Pisgah Forest Larry lVils0n Piultlesimer Pisgah Forest Frani: Hansford Pittman Tucker, Ga. Grace Elizabeth Piver Asheville Miles Hampton Plotvden XVinter Haven, Fla. Jimmy Dodson Poe Greensboro Marilyn Joan Poe St. George Island, Md. James Carl Pope Clinton Charles Alexander Porter, Jr Charlotte Brenda Huclspeth Poston Mooresville Henrv Eugene Poteat Salisbury Lillian Joanna Powell Mount Holly l 1.lnlX Nils-fn l'11l-tl Mungzulmu Xlxl, . 1 X1 H I Ulm. vu lmslvg, A 4 NI.nl'v.m lim-xws 'J'1.NX.-nlwunv, Ihxlviul. lull l- In All rx quill.-xt 1l,lx A--n, YJ, Xln .L .Imwn l..4l.ll I,f-ul-il Nm. I..-v l.l-llwwwl umm- lin- I' XX .ldv I-,-luzlnl ilw-ll'-xml Smnllnlw N .nn Ilan-lvl Il.lmf.ly Yzulllpm- lmx lwllv-nv lilwtlwl' XX 1 . ' llrivwl, 'I'Hlm, Illvlmlfl li-mi lilly lrm :wx lllv Llm ll-1 th ,Xml lil-M. lh.l,11Nlillv l..a1'l'x XX NNN lil-v-'l IL..xm-, nhl llnlwrl 4'l.u V IL.-.-ll NX'lvlxx.-ll-Szxlwm xwm Nvllly-lf-V lil-.-N 'I ull.ul1-x.1, All, NYill. .': l.um-- unlwll llmufs AQI1. n ul.: Lu-'x l1.:m1-um l.lvmlf-5 Try'-11 Ilxw Lynn- linu- MA11 Illll l'-ll 11 lm lil:-l..wv'vlf'+ll Suu :l!'I. YW ilmrll-s llflnwl' Ili'-lv. V Iwi-Y. 'I'-'lm vu' :lx lil--:nm.y lplllllllls lil-lxvmu I gm-lg lzml-A HHxx.u'vl li-vll--115 .Xxlwx ill.- Hnxnf' lmlvclzas ll:-lnrls N Mun' Hill lZ:u'l'-un I1 l .4 lf-u mm lilvl-ilw 4'l1:lrlUllr- l XX lll ln' lillllxwnwlxl Hnzv- , K-Arillauv, N X. 11:1 I':,tvi1i.v ll-ll-illkml Rl:n15 Hill I mlm T. nulmh lvl. : If 1115-nu AIl.unl:L 1,11 flflul I,:nX'zuu2lm llwlnwrs Kwxlrlzlpl-lls llfr-lin Timll iam-A 1 Publ 1':crvl:fl1:H, Iuflitll Mnrif' T14-:ms .Xilnlxvllv llullllv l r4mlili11 ll--ymll rum lllfud Tln.m'N , ' x Nl- l'l1f-Venn lillyzll Th vu'n,m1d Ixvvlfl llyrlf-x' lirlflvmihull Srnlwn Yu. lllznl 2 n-th .Xlm Sum!-rs lim-kinalxum xxlus lflurns Sauk lluli-iKl1 N lulm H1111 Szlnnv -'s lun l l Nm-fnlli, Yu l CLASS OF '60 -- eighty-mme - CLASS OF '60 Katherine- Louise Scarbourmlgli ,Xslwville James Franklin Sr-hauback Ilir-lnnunrl, Yu. Czxrf'-lyn Giwice Sr-lmeicle-1' XY:1shingtm1, D. C. Cynlhial Lee Scllryver Orlzxnflnl Flu. Ferrvll XVziyne Smfti. XYinstv-n-Snleln Genrgl- Musgmxg Sm.-olt lilizzflwlli City lmvixl IPin:4lnnre Scruggs Itivlnnf,-nfl. Yu. llnnnlll Llenn Searcy Mz1rif,m 1.1m-nlluy M. Searle Newpnrt Milflre-rl Anim Secrest Mnrgunlon .lohn Hicllzwrl Sellers Kzumapolis Carul Durle-ne Sharp Yulls-3' Station, Ky. Margin-rite Loyce-ine Sharpe Hzlggurstnwn, Mil. Rl,-9.1-1' Alden Shaw, Jr, Glen Allen. Ya. Lnuisf- XVruldard Slic-hard GCvlrlShm'n XVillimn Cicero Shepherd Ferguson Linrln Lee Sherwood Vilas Ame-lin Frzlmfe-S Shirley Anderson, S. C. Carol Marie Shirley Clmrlmte- lVillizx:n NVilsun Slmemzlker Red Springs Ilf'n:llrl Xlkmlker Shuman. Jr. rflizlrlfllte- .luluin Xvllllgllf Silncnx, Jr. Shnuns, Tenn. Carl Prank Simmnns Vnldvsc Linfla He-:lfrin-e Simmons XYinsmn-Snleln Herl-Qrt Evzmder Single-tary, Jr. Sparta Erl wnrrl Sheldon Slugle Sylver Aulilrev TIN-1111112 Smith lVnshingf0n, D, C. Emily Anne- Smith Atlanta, Ga. Hrlwell Robe-rt Smith XVezu':?rville Jimmy Doyle Smiih Augusta, Ga Mae LSE- Smith Phester, Ta Margaret He-len Smith Powell. Tenn Mz1i'ym1 Tale Smith Memphis, Te-nn. Rolwrl Gibbs Smith Sulislwllry Ruby Phrisline Smith Marion lrvm- ALM- Slum' Il:ll.xx, Yzl .lvllm All--u S-fl-nxmnw All-L'1u-llzllwxill--, S 1' dur.-l Ann S-.llthvrlmul 1Ir.n--1-x1lIv. I l,1 Lyllxw I.u1-ll.: Smuy lhllvixlh Sum liuvh Sgumll n'1,wv'l.Qlm1 '4 4' .Iam-W lflunnklln Silsnu-x I,m.w.ll11-.U .Y-'Im Iivlwin Shuntvm 171'-f-:ul-Inu. 11'1...-.-nw Snyuhiv- sm:-n FI lmllrif-nwlznlv, lflln. Ilillv lin-x Sh-1nl1--nk 'Viulml' Vily 1'h:nrl.-Q Iidwin Slmvlls .X!lLlllS1i1, Un, .Turn-fs 1:4,h.1kt Sh-v1-ns Aslm.-x'illw I,:1mf-In ,Xrliv Sl--wzvrt, J1' Silw-r Slrx'in,24. Md l':nl1I llil-Ixnrll St'-xxzxrl .Xshvvillo Iinxiwl Uwml Slum'- Il--:mf-kv, Ya. Ifllizznlu--th Ann Str-m' .Xllu-mnrle Sammy Luvzls Strain Lum!-1-rhm Ilmlulrl Tvd Sim-1-l Iiuln-rsxillr 1'I:1rv XVynmIwl Strmlp XY:1--1, XYilli4.m Innlullml Su4lfl:11'lI1 4 l1:nl'lr-111-svlll-1, Xu, .Inm-1 Sul- Smldreth LQ-nv-ir Slx.-lflfvn Alm,-xslnfh-r Sllmm.-rlm firm-kNyl1, N. Y. Yullis l'Z11s'Pyw Summf-rlin Naumwpifm. Yu. 11:1 vmonfl Edwn rd Su In mr-5 Gzwtfnmin Tumvkv f'l:1ytul1 Swain Up lf. Hif-hlvd l :1lvin 'Fulf- XYillQt4l1-Snlvln 15-ucv L:-is Tatum .Tuhnsfm Pity, 'T'--nn, Sumlww' NVhih- Taylm' I.uv'1llvrmn Anflmrmv F'l'nnkIin Tvznpxw XYivwtrwnfS:1IPvw Malrthw Gail Te-zllue? Ks-l'm-l'sviIlf- Tlufh P:uwflyn 'l'a4n2uf- Sh.-lhy XV:ux nw- MvK+-1111+411 'I'v:'uu1lv I.r1n..1r D:u'ifl L11-Huy l'f111l1wl1t Awlwvillp 411:-riw Ivirlmw Te-sl--n Ilivlflivk, Fin. Snrzx Frnln-ws Tlmrlw Miumi, Flu. .14-hu A. Thflnms Lernkxvillf' CLASS OF '60 - ninety-one - CLASS OF '60 Paul Martin Thomas Asheville Linda Joan Thompson Alexrmflrizi, Yu. Jeanne Preston Thre-att Greenville, S 1' Muxie Alexander Threntt Lam-asler. S. U. Norris Stanley Tisdnle Llrznylfm, S. C. Pnirilin Elaine Tmlrl Bluff City, Tenn. Earl Steve Tonm Fm-HSL City lie-liliec-'n Lum,-ille Torre-nee Lenoir Lmvifl Eugene' Trammell llrlff-nville. S. P. Clmi-lie Munioe Trihlnle. Jr. Ili-glnnond, Vu. Clyflmi- Smith Triplett Lenoir John Nelson Tunslnll Hz11eig'l1 Melvin Thomas Twiddy, JI Mnnns Harbor David Frnnlalin Underwood XVrnynesx'ille Dnuglzw Mmgon Valentine Cl1:i1'lr'-ttesville, Yu. Paul Holmes Vflndiver Charlotte John Gary Ynnnoy North XVilke-sboro Julia win Proyen XYE-uvc-1'Vil1e Homer Lluniel llkidrlell Arden Joe- Roger XVaddell Arden Oliver 1-luster XY:1inn'1'igl1t Blzwkslme-avr, Ga. Nunf-v Elizabeth ll'alke Dublin, Un. Alix,-fe Jorm NVnlker Swmmanoa B. B. Miller XY:u'e Fore-St Pity Bairlvnrn Sue XYnrl'en Shouns, Tenn. Glenn Harrison XVzuren Boger City Maw lflverell Avlliihbllfll Shelby Frank H nrrlin Avlllklllbi Huntersville Nancy Mzlrgzwel XVz1lliins California, Md. JO Anne XYntts Tubm' City David Norman XVelwber H i cliory Henry Mnrgzln NVehste-1' Sanford Patricia Anne NVQ-bster Emulex- Maxxis- Bryant AYQICII, Jr. Scotland Nerk Lenny Cuvendisli Xl'eston Hyuttsville. Md. Sxlul .Xml Wlxisnamt I,.fnl.i1' .llmvpln l1.l5 XYlnI-- Iifwlq Xlvflllll l,.nx'x5' ll-fu:l.nf XX'Inil.- 4IxI'..l-fi Ylnlwl Mm' NX'l11If- l'l1.11lwttvsxlIl'-, Y.: .l.4m.-X Mlm-I Xllnll--ll-mul I1,1lllQl'IIl Iii-hqzlwl lI.ny Hllnlllllnlxl Kxnuxlun. 'IN-mv. Iilllv llillmllwllx XX'1il.m'1n rllwnl Mills, M41 Xl.ll'!lx:u ,Imam XYllIwy .Xslu-xlllv .I:1n-- l,nu1mA NX'l'IcinN-1: lfxmlll lluyll. Yam, ll.-Ul',:v Y'-Ill-flu XYilll,nms XX'xlN,u Ilvnry lin-lxqnlwl WYill1:mls llauulvt Juhll NV--slvy XY1lli:1ms XYL-lflulu K:-lmumlx l':uul XYilIl:lms ll'-mlersmuvillf' Sauln-lru .leanu NYilli:xms Allmny, lisa. Imxl-rlx lmx NVilli.umN.n 1'ln:nx'l.-llv lmnluxm Lynn XYlllis Sm'1x4-:J l'i1w lwl-Irw .Xml XYilNln Vlaqlvwl Hill burns Alum- U'ils.m ll:-pun-ll, Yau .ly-llI'Y Alnrrls XX'1ls.m NVinflfr11-Sul+-all 'I'l14m1:ns Manrlvln XVilsmu Hxxlvigll .Iu:xn1t:n .Xml NYi1ul5-.1 RI:u'sh.nll r'l1+fun Vlwung XV-mg H:-nu Kfrms. Vlxilm lmxill lcwxly xxmml Ilil-lnmf.u-I, Yu. lmrm My.-.A w..,..1 Miami, Flax, l'Idw.u1'ml Xu-yn XYmnl l,nx1!l,2:Hlnxn, X :u. Ilfm:u1'zl Mxmflr-:I Xllyml 4ll.nst-.nhxlry, Umxlu , Hlin llrw-.A XYmnl lflylll- .Kun l-Ilizzxlulh XVI-mI.4ll Spimluln- Tlwmus l':nrlis XY1.rlfy Slwurs. T1-nn. Marx Kzntlwrllw XYyl1v tm'-mn, FIL1. YQ-stzzl Iillawlw Yu! lw1'mv'll Ashwvilll- Nzmwx Imris Yxltus Vlmxlultr- .11-lm Nlklsln-y Ymlmg Ill-'ilm-md, Yu. Nalu-'5' .lulizl Yuullg' M:-mpl1is, Tum. Iflw-4lu-li:-li l.+-mmlwl 21141.41 XYi11s!u11-Sillewn CLASS OF '60 - ninety-three - Of things eternal, :A-Y? ,R Summit conference. ninety-four Make il joyful noise - ninety-five - '23 MARTA J. FREDY, Editor-in-Chief '59 LAU REL MORRISON LAWING, Staff Photographer 1 Q TIM MURRAY, Business Manager The staff leaned back and heaved a sigh of relief as the last copy sheets of the 1959 Laurel were rushed off to the printer sev- eral days after the final deadline. As We all began the long Wait for the fateful outcome, We recalled the events of the year. Marta Fredy was the chief who kept pushing us on. That is, she pushed us until someone happened to mention coffeeg then We could all take a -break. She was an expert at losing pictures and tearing the office apart trying' to find them. Roger Shaw was the second big Wheel and one of the world's Worst typists. The only reason he ever tried to type was to have an excuse to sit in the only com- fortable chair in the office. Julie McCoy usually sat around look- ing at boys' pictures and wondering if she was going to have to do any work. Other members of the staff wandered in occasionally to offer their assistance. Morrison Lawing was our photographer. Not just anybody can take a picture standing on his head. Neither can Morrison - he finds it difficult enough standing on his feet. Tim Murray, the business manager, lived the entire year as a sophisticated bum. With his sales ability, fast line, and sob stories, JUNE MCCOY Assistant Editor ROGER SHAW Associate Editor e l l 1 f,3g,yf!g+g A AT' . 'fr 7,-qi l ., 'A T . Q ' .ww ..- .. l he managed to keep the Luffrr! frum gpiirg mmpletely broke. Henry Snyder were put three pairs ul' Shines walking around in Asheville trying tu sell ads tu help this worthy cause. Then, uf course, there were Gwen Pieklesiiner, Ann Mercer, Kathy Glore, Rex Stephens, and Ronald Keller who were invaluable in identifying' the class pictures, althuugh they didn't knfvw any of the people in them, Gene Xv2ll'lJU1'HLlgil Could always come through with a spurts write-up su descriptive it would make Mel Allen sound siela. The staff is grateful fur the help ul' Mr. Smith with the pliutugrapliy. lle never refused us - he just gritted his teeth cheerfully and went to work. Our greatest inspiration was Miss Linney. lt was fur her that we did our best - not because we wanted to, but because we had no other choiee. 'tButch Richerson. Suzanne Gantt, Gwen Picklesimer AE 1 V -.Nt K W .J-Q.,-, ' - ,.. - . . 9 1' 1 X I JJ X ,.S x .:' .uw Nw fe? . .ie ng: ' ,113 731 gy' 4.s:gm5a1.Q115.f. ,L + I l l Kzitliy Lil-1113 Ri x Str' lilllllix i l Il lX'Ir'1'c's-11 Gi-in' Yzurlrplwlieli 1 l l 1 l l l i l l 1 , p VVALTER SMITH, Plmtog1'apln,1' ! '4n- MARTHA LINNEY. Faculty Advispr ,,,. ll di-,,. X .Ad CAROL ANN LAWTON, Editor-in-Chief '59 H I LL I OP 1: - Y COLLIE GARNER. Faculty Advisoi Here we are. looking back . . . over fifteen mellowing issues of the Hilltop. We, the 1958-59 staffers, look back and remember the experiences, inspirations, and joys every page. that are written across A factual diary of campus activities, the Hilltop endeavors to provide the best of news coverage and informative features. And those editorials . . . You, the student body, responded quickly and almost always with gratitude. Pe-Lhaps it is well to call the Hilltop the diary of Mars Hill College, because it is the only consolidated student record of activities on campus. Hilltop files, dating from way back when, offer' an informal history of the school. From a few scribbled notes on a pad, to assignments equally distributed to reporters. each issue of this diary progressed, some- times slowly, but surely. The late copy, anguished cries of Well, how do I find out? from cub reporters, heated arguments between the editor and the associate editor over what should go where in Ron Denton, Linda Sherwood, Linda Simmons, Gerald Murdock Carol Young, Claiborne Hopkins, Circulation: Carol Southerland, Janice Arnold. Tom Gattis, 5 . ' : 2 . . l Ll Q, , 4, ml .lt 3 Carol Leinktord, Dick Budtline. Svhil Wliisiizim, Eldriduv llfflland, Rosa Lynn Gruits, Caiwl Ann Lziwtnn. the layout, the Calming zlssuraiice ui' the uhle advisor, who knew all the answers Ur, at least, how to find them, tedious hours spent on the paste-up and in try- ing to tie up all the very odd odds und ends that nevei' fit. Then there was u duv ol' rest until the page pi'0ut's came in nn the six-cfeluek bus fiwrni Asheville with the ink not yet dry. A luvzil stzttf 'funk tha: difficulties in stride and worked even l12l1'tl61'. The sadness we tt-el because this i'ieh veal' has drawn to a Close will Soon he replaced hy the 1'4,nidest meniories and we will glziddeu these inenwries with gratefulness. The gfvlden 91-lDC1'lE'llCQS shine thi'uug:h these niellowing Hillfops in hui' hands, for it is this t'ou1'-1Jag'ed epistle which has l,ii'uLiglit each of us Closer ttf gn' fellow students and given us a gieziter luve thi' lX. .C. ,'Qi 1 it ' i I A x J f tefefe JIM TAYLOR. Sptfrts Editurt JOHN YONCE. Assistant Editor 7. A- RON SEARCY, Advertising Manager: CLAUDE ROYALL, CLAIBORNE HOPKINS, Assistant Advertising lXlari11t:t'i' Asstmiate Editor - ninety-nine - THE COLLEGE CHOIR . 13:- : .4 ..., -fl ' -.1.1g2g:2gs:2:i:':2My ,g 'rf' RUFUS NORRIS, Director Composed of many of the finest voices on the campus, the College Choir is one of Mars Hill's prized possessions, In ad- dition to participating in many college functions, the choir makes an annual 'spring tour. This year the choir toured South Caro- lina, Georgia, and Florida. Its most outstanding presentation this year was Bach's Magnificat presented just before Christmas holidays. I I' 'S 3 .3 aa. Q, BOB FREUND, President First Row: Jonita Harris, Irene Snow, Jessamine Hiatt, Ruth Teague. Meg Collicr, Madeline Bragg, Patricia Robinson, Violet White, Carole Corbin, Sara Rickenback- Kenn er, Sally Rigsbee. Second Row: Bob Richardson, y Aydelette, Phil Kelley. Don Knott, Larry Reed, Mary Law- rence, Lucy Rhodes, Betty Early, Joyce Anderson, Nancy Bowers. Third Row: Bob Blanton, David Miller, Doug- las Phillips, David Hall, David Muir, Wayne Roberts, - one hundred - Robert Warren, Melissa Ramsey, Canova, Teague, Martha Bunn, Jabin Simcox, Carolyn Martin, Barbara Carol Kendall, Dana Conn, Judy Newman, Yelton. Fourth Row: Catherine Logan, Van Amy Melton, Bob Nicholson, Mel Luther, George Glenn Hodge, Gene Duncan, Bob Freund, Martha Marlene Guthrie, Marlene Evans, Sue Kester, Colburn. in --f--PM 1 i ? -I+ T ' T Pl 5 , l i-e s ' - I ' , . l l 1 4 . at . ,, f I , LR iff 1 ' A l l .J ' I I I l l 1 5YEJE'? 2'T11Q1z'z': V.. . .. -. . Firfcr Row: Stanley Jackman, Ronald Kcllar. Lowell Thomas Crooin. Don Lambert, Jimmy Landrum, Nelson l Dotson. Gayle lvlorse, Carol Southerlanrl, David Price. Tunstall, Bill Mcllvaine. Donald Steele. Standing: Dot 4 Faith Edwards. Judy Miller, S'eco11dRo1lf: Elizabeth Har- Searle, Barbara Cape-ll. Jacques Kronimus, Fred Hund- bort, Jane Dellinger, Lydia-1 Spivey, Sarah Harbort, Tommy ley, .Toe Naff, Director. 1 Cave, Joanna Powell, Bill Milne, Albert Blackwell, 'l l K THE BAND The Mars Hill College Band has become ai vital part of the college life. The lllarching' Band perfornis at all the football games, giving interesting and varied half-time shows. This spring the Concert Band gave ri spring concert, perfornied at May Day, and will complete the year with a graduation concert. s ' ' JOE NAFF, ALBERT BLACKWELL. Director President 1 Ann Moore, Carol Southerland. Doris Wilson. Linda Fuller, Jane Walker. THE CAMPUS CHOIR .. LOVVELL DOTSON, President The Campus Choir, composed of mixed voices from the student body, has given two chapel piograms and Christmas and spring concerts. Groups from the Campus Choir perform in neighboring churches at request. For students who like to lift up their voices it is a fine organization for fellowship and fun. JOE NAFF, Director Charles Adair, Linda Bray. Lelon Bullock. Joan Blythe, Lois Biggs. Janice Bowman, Reid Craft. Celia Caldwell, Peggy Cabaniss, Betty Jo Cox. Martha Jo Connor. Mary Dale Carter Barbara Faye Capell, Bill Culver. Barbara Dean. Lowell Dotson. Emily Edwards, Doris Elrod, Nell Rita Fox. Clinton Flowers, Shirley Garrison, Sally Graham. Anna Greene, John Griffin, - one hundred and two Karen Hopkins, Peggy Jean Hill, Connie Joiner, Henry Kicklighter. Mary Katherine Latta. Elizabeth Miller, Wil- liam Milne. Pat Morgan, Joanna Powell, Myra Putnam, Betty Carol Perry, Brenda Poston, Eleanor Robbins, Claude Royall, Ruby Smith. Linda Sherwood, Loyceine Sharp, Pat Webster, Max Washburn, Ann Woodall, Kay Wylie, Bill Mcllvaine. Tonette Long. zz-ri -u ri, Y ,p-. iovg-,,-5 '. . ' ur-- Y, ' Y .M-5-1 M -X Hou did yours turn out? 1 K 'V Wav Higher Education XVill it ever be finished? Of course my grades are in! After the tour is over. Work, work, work! - one hundred and four nc. The grandeur of nature. And spring was in the air . . . .--ff gy .1 N sg: BASKETBALL '58-'59 The Mars Hill Lions' basketball aggregation of 1958-59, under head coach Bob Edwards, clawed its way to four straight triumphs over Asheville-Biltmore. Gardner-Webb, Lees-McRae, and Bluefield to open the season activity. The Lions tied for fourth place in the Western Carolinas Junior College Conference with a record of 5-9. In the first round of the conference tournament at Sprice Pine, Mars Hill was defeated by Wingate, the club which eventually captured the four-day event, 36-66. The local five treated the campus to an exciting brand of basketball, using a fast-breaking attack which netted an average of 72.5 points per contest. Mars Hill reached a seasonal high on December 8 as they downed Gardner-Webb in McConnell gymnasium, 107-97. Coach Edwards' crew was led in scoring and floor play by Asheville's Mickey Hoyle, who averaged 20.5 markers per game and who was a unanimous all-conference choice for the second straight year. Hoyle's personal high for the season was a 41 point effort against Gardner-Webb. Ray DeHart, a freshman from Hickory, was second in individual point totals with an average of 15.4 per outing, and Jim Alexander of Lynchburg, Virginia, was third with an 11.4 mark. Others seeing consider- able duty were Burt Birchfield. Bob Reed, Dan Waddell, Clifton McClure, and Maxie Welch, who ioined the team at mid-term. Eligible to return For another year of play are DeHart. Birchfield. Reed. Waddell. Wayne Teague. David Bradley, and Howard Wood. First Row: Ray DeHart, Mickey Hoyle, Louis Burch. David Bradley, Wayne Teague, Second Row: Maxie . I V , . Xa VVKN .,2' A , . 4 . b b bg gms I p i l' if it . it KU If 1 1 U ix 1 Welch. U ifliivggs -- JK Z? , s .1 Coach Edwards and Burt Birchfield 1958-59 RESULTS MHC 64 Asheville-Biltmore 107 Gardner-Webb ...... 64 Lees-McRae ........... 70 North Greenville ..... 56 Spartanburg .... ,.,,... 50 Brevard .......... ., 60 Wingate .. ....... 30 Lees-McRae ...,......,. 70 Spartanburg ........... 71 North Greenville ..... 78 Brevard .. ............. 54 Asheville-Biltmore 63 Gardner-Webb ,... .... 86 Wingate . .....,. ,... ....,.... .... . WCJCC Tourna 66 Wingate .. ....,.,.. ..... .... . . Clifton McClure. Jim Alexander. E Dan Waddell. Opponent 59 97 56 100 64 97 76 59 64 88 70 63 78 110 nz ent 86 ob Reed, Mike .4 I r im Z' Don Waddell, Maxie Q an 'XJ U L! Y W fdggcl da' 60,5 lm-Q? Wayne Teaguu W l h B b Reed. Clifton MCCILIVC um.: n Bly ,WI , 3' , 4 Y Y - fa - , V 51, 49 '33 , . jf If is Jr- W . . a,,,,,, f ,If , I- H, Q, ,Ev,x,-,g.,.y,A:jL 3,55,:,:,. S qu wifi, M , ffxfmg --f.'1,-,,f,,.-.4.. .- -f- .. 6135, . 'if-Q V 'ffffzi-:PQWWQ ,UW ,,,. .1 i,, , ,,,. ,, - ' f we-:f-fg ' . I 4 Q , ,gp wgg4u:lf3g3 'Q' ,+'4.g,gIf 'f.-,SI-Q, , ' fr, , ' b,,v,'--rpg ,- ' ' 2 5 . if-fq 'f Li' fwfji-,1'.1?lf f ' f ,few 'Q-: --1-.f,,.1,1s --F' ' r A Z 4 H 5.2 , f Z, wi fe.-fi. 11-i , -- 2 fi ,. 19-5 2?1fl5Q.: , .. 4 ' -- 2. eco P ' ?f','Z11 I.'- 'i'L.5:aif:fs,.:,s.. wg . 'tlfsk' 'L ' i Y --- xf. X , - -,fm-u,-.fzzsakf .,,-Q :f'?5'f??:2 JJIALL. f I 55. Q. A , A - 1 3' f- 2 ' 1 ' Now, it's like this . . P i Off to another meet. Kneeling: Barnie Baker, John Jordan, Marcia Fitz- Edwards. Sam Buckner, Ray Burgess, Frank Fishburne john, Roger Waddell, Jimmy McCarson, Larry Billings. Lanny Cross, Tim Murray. Standing: Hoyt Bray, David Scruggs, Joe Benthall, David - one hundred and eight - Half-time fun. Q30 7 K4 n Q, .M ff J 1,1-... ' Q Just before the big game Yes, this one's okay, One way to lick a, task! one hundred and nine wg. mf ' an Have some tea, Dean Lee? . law T57 l Q' X V HI- Q, fHn x 'MX '.,-- - T514 T C sk J! .Vi fog!! l HM si f , ws, .' . X' . K, .X . - k , v s G. L ga K MH . 5 ' . W ' J ' g 31 A lm. mi 7 M 0 b - ,A ,Y , . f Nr, p The 1958 Team - Front Row: J. Peppers. L. Hodge-ns. F. Guin. E. Morton, P. Williams. Second Row: W. Bryson E. Ellen, G. McMahon, L. Fox, B. Walker. Third Row: G. Lewis, E. Hardin. H. Caddell. C. Moore, J. Brown. Fourth Row: J. C. Wallen, J. Mudd. C. Boone, C. Ramsey, M. Thacker. Fourth Row: J. Wright. J. Radford, Coach Henderson. The Mars Hill haseballers opened their 1959 season with only two veterans from the 1958 squad on the team. Returning were pitcher Paul Williams and shortstop Chip Moore. Under the direction of Coach Don Henderson, the Lions won their first game of the vear, 7-2, over Brevard. as Williams hurled a five-hitter. The locals received timely hitting from freshmen Wilbur Efird, who counted a double and a triple, and Benny Candler, who had three singles. Mars Hill showed spirited play throughout the season and gave promise of a first-place finish in the Western Carolinas Junior College Cont'erence. A relatively inexperienced club, the Lions got good hitting from first-year men Bob Collins, Burt Birchfield, and Tom Cooper. Cooper is a sophomore who did not play last vear. Chip and Paul ready for a work out on the field. Coach Don Henderson H fl BASEBALL 1958 -r' Up and in, II111 l1111'11111111111 N111111x 11'1'1'1- X1'l'vX' .X11111-ss1'11l 1111 X1 11 1l111l1'1' 1l11- 1lIl'1'1'1I1JIl 111 111:11'l1.l. KI. 111.411, 51x 111111115 I1l11l1l 11211111 111 11111111111 111111 'l'1'1':11 111-:11111g' i'Z1l1lIill1L1 1111 1111 1 11:11111111111wI1111 'l'l11 11- 111'1'1- 1z1x11-1111 11-11111.x1111l11'11z1s f 1 1 1 1 l1-11g'111f w11l1 W11111l'x lill' ll1'1-lx 111-11111111 Iu111l1:111z1 1111 1111 1 l1111111111111sI1111 WVi1l he make it? Wh0's got the ball? one 1'1LlI1Ci1'6'C1 and eleven '- :Wu .Nm-v .-:51 : : .-1 ' o Yu, mx xa..U-,K u.m..n Nw ' 'QUIET' ' 1' A x ..,,..,. , 0 , -- Q Q-21' LL, 5-avi Q p X W E as fi , 1, 'Af A 1 i 222,25 V an WiShful thinking M .--Y-fd 'Q -' 'nf' -. A In :wx 'Appalachian Stggw Zlfqachers Colle!! 1959 SUMMIER SESSION 6, M.-am W -V-.1 44. . M f. 5 ig: use mr - A + ,..A , r ggsffll -::,: K 1553 A I Of books and things. JN ----sm-.-- .-4... Ja, J ... 4- 'Pa IH Only God can make a tree. Q41 ,ash i OP 641 y Mpc a l if E Ei Watch that waistline. NONPAREIL-EUTHALIAN Founded upon the ideals of dignity, simplicity, and conservatism. the hall of black and gold stands out as a monu- ment to the friendship and eager com- petition which preyails at Mars Hill. Intramural sports, pep rallies, and the many other social activities will long be remembered by its members. A strong bond between Non-Eu and the student will always be present. is V g it M: ii fic his it fi' 4 ' L 5 'i i I' f I.ff',: fi Anniversary-Reception Officers. - one hundred and fourteen - -, , f-- 2 -,M f 4:49 sr va 'v FX .f wx, 1 r .an JY vm., Q-5 s -a XNXAQ -N i 7 -v' ., ,.., ,Ii 'E ' -r N'v A meeting at St. Johrfs Church. nn -1- A C-I TERM l'11'-1 H1111- S:1111i1':1 1111111-1-, 1'11'X1- W 111-111g .Tll1IlX J1111 1-14. l l1':'I Y1141- P11w1111 111, .'1xIHll' I.f1i'11N. S1w1111l V111 l 1'1's11l1 111, 121-1- v1'lx' IZ1111111,-' S1-1 l'l'ILllYQ lI'l'7 M1Ils, 1111- -111, S-'rf-1111 R4111': Mzlxu, VV'-1111. 1'1'f'f1- 111-111' l,:s111'y SIUQ111, V11-v P11's11lv11I1 H1111- 1-11 S-11111111 25111-1'111:11v3 T11111 l 11Q1,v1', C1-11 111. ANNIVERSARY TERM F1711 R-nv JL-nm' J:1.11-fs Pl'l'i1l'l1l11, 1Jl'1'S1flL'I111 .1111 B1'11w11. RL-001311-Jn XVICL Bclvmly H0151-1's 1,111-11113 V11-11 P11-411'lf1111. Inez M1lls, SL'Q'14L'1f1l'YQ LaWz1nz1 S1-Llgmx'--s, Cw11s111' Swruzxrl RUM .I1111 L1111Qt111'd, IXl1H1X'C1'- P1'uS11lQr11A Ga-m' Fu11Llv:1'bL1l'kL', mam' Vlcc P1'1's1f1L-111: Ray Oils, I,11s11113 Vinro P1'cS1dv11tg Tum Fustcly Suvx'-,-t111y: Jnlm Pf,'1'KN211', Ce11s1,11', FORENSICS TERM I-'11'x1 Rffu: 1,4111-Ita DL1111-5111, PIRUSI- rlunti Pat Glass. F1151 X71CC Plwmrivxxti Iuuz Mllls, Sf'C1111d VICC Pwsiclc-nf: BL'!'11L' Joycc- Gray, Se-c1'etz11'y1 Julyn Su11w1'1Ql1t. CCHSU11 S111-oflfl Run B111 Pcrmell, P1'L's- 1rM-nt: GQDL' FLlHdS!'bLll'kU. XVICC P1'c'sirle'nt: John PCI'l1131'. SfAc1'Qta1'y: Dickev Warf- 1'u1'd. Cc'11so1'. Tz1vc11'11 Talus. ll E l At last, the big night is here. 4 l 4 l X 1 5 Well, it's all over. CLIO-PHILOMATHIAN Foremost in the minds of every Clio and Phi are the ideals of Truth, Purity, and Fidelity. Clio-Phi combines fun, work, and fellowship in striving to encourage the college student in developing his literary and social tal- ents. The activities of the society will always be remembered by its members who will long cherish the hall of blue and white. Medios on duty. - one hundred and sixteen - Watch 1 - -if-X C-I TERM lfzrwl lfwr. lvlillj' l,:nxyl'a-nm. Flawl- 414-rlt' .Xlvv Cwlllm-13 Vrw' l'n::1:ll-nt1 KZlll'Il llnpklns, Sl'1'll'lillX, .launlvv lllmvll, Cwn- ,-,U1 Yfwnful Hmr: Duvall P1'1c'1', I'n-A-1- .lm-nl: I.ll!lllY Cnlf., Yun' Plmsxrla-ul, .luv Glu-mg S4,'K'l1'l2llYQ Dun Llnwrg C1'r1sm'. ANNIVERSARY TERM F 1'.y:l Rmwi Juycu fXIlflL'l'SHU, Prvsx- rlcmg lylup Cwllivr. RL-cm-ptlmm Vlcz- Prvsl- Lle-ntq Bcity Early, LllL'IZil'Y XVICY' Plvsl- fla-utg Sally liigslwn. SL'CI'L'lZll'yI Mcllssu YL-lion, C'lfI1S4ll'. Sm-:mil Rfur: Lanny Crwss, Pruslclcnlg Jrli- C:I'i'L'I1L', Annlvcr- sary Vlcc Pix-slde-mtg Bulv XvUUI'lL1, Llflflx- ? Q .AQ K ary Vlvu Pl'f'YlCi'Q'Ill1 Clmarlcs Trammm-ll, Scum-la1'yg Gxont-fll Luonmd, CiC'llSLlI'. FORENSICS TERM Fzr.-'t Row: Sally Rlgsllvc, Pl'L'QldQ'lllI Mllissa Ye-114111, V100 PM-slclfrnt: Dulrls Lumlnnu, Scc1'0la1'y: Kay Arc-hQ1', Ccnsor. Svwnfcl Rolf: Juc- Greene, Prrlsldc-nt: Dllyly- IVIom'u, Vlcc Preslclentj Tllll Mur- ruyl SL'Cl'Ct2ll'yQ Hoyt Bray. Ccnsmi r' ' ,. , l rf 1 X Phl prusurlts ilu- Crystal Bowl In C1111 SIN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB First Row: Tony Pon- der, Betty Jean Myers, Kay Archer. Claiborne Hopkins. Nancy Carroll. Don Van De Veer, Mar- tha Colburn, Mary .Io Gossett, Second Row: Bob Blanton, Sue Camp- bell. Sandra Rogers. Sal- ly Holbrook, Ronny Mil- ler, Paul Jacobs, Pat Glass, Carol Kobayashi. Marvin Marchman. cv .of FirstRow: Dana Conn, David Price, Janice Howell, Albert Black- well, Arlene Edwards, Frankie Stewart. Second Row: Betty Jo Cox, Mildred Ketner, Sarah Davis, Melissa Yelton, Meg Collier, Claudia Ar- rowood, Mary Richerson, Carol Young, Marta Fredy, Betty Sue White, Emily Hester, Kay Wright. BUSINESS CLUB W n n n n w W l'1r:1 Ibm' .huiv II1m'1:S. 1111111 JU Iilurxtun, Jvzm- bw! .Swwrmrf Huw: .I 11 IN 4- 'Q Hrldqs,-S, Inu Mllls, Tun! W L-llc Lung, Kay 'I':1ylm'. JUEIIIIH' L'1rlL'l7llll1, Jam' wzilwlv IIz11'1'y Gnlflf-n. N N N w i V ..k, .V i I 3,4 FRENCH CLUB ' C fat C -it 'AV J' , P 'A :sn :QA I-FQ ' kf ' J , ' Ifiwr Rum: Susan Shun- hercl, Olena Swaim, SPL'- mzd Rww: D12 A. E. Jenkins, Carol Ann Law- ton, Carolyn Y U ll n gg. L C1 u 1' a Davis. Wilda Grogan. l L - one hundred and nineteen -- Sealed: Jeanette Rob- inson, Judy Faust, Gloria Little, Shirley Garrison. Starlrling: Sally Rigsbee. G e r a ld Roper, Ken Hayes, Larry Holder, Allen Page QRPHEON CLUB 3 l i J: I Seated: Barbara Dean. Stniidirzg: Bob Freund. X, Anna Greene, Phillip ii , Kelly, Betty Early, Bill ' Mcllvaine, and Mr. J. Elwood Roberts, l r l 1 l r ' SCIENCE CLUB , Searedg Joyce Mc- Cormick. Donald Lam- bert, Linda Ridings, Da- . vid Fock. Mr, Vernon K7 Wood. Standing: Dr. Daniel E. Richardson, V, Cheok Chan, Tom Gar- Q ,. rett, Jerry McMahan, , Donald Ray Steele, T. D. McCarson, Mr. Arthur Wood, Dr, L. M. Ouiten. - one hundred and twenty-one - ART CLUB 'gi M Q I Nl Seated: Kathy Glore, E Judy Dunn, Jane Wilk- ' inson, Patsy Quillen, N L Julia Van Proyen, Sland- ing: Mr. Joe C. Robert- son, Robert Poe, Tim Murray, Jim Meador, H Phil Denny, Emily Smith, Max W a sh b urn, Jill I Browne. Carol Ann Law- . ion. l I 3 , il I v HOME ECONOMICS CLUB - one hundred and twenty-two -- Mrs. H o W ell, Ann Reece, Sarah Abel, Ann Moore, Nancy Dilling- ham, Reva Cook, Martha Fisher, Imogene Harrel- son, Verna Dryden, Vir- ginia Gibson, Connie Brady, Carol Kendall, Margaret Saunders. NURSING CLUB 1: .. ze Q8 5,3 -4 .2 Svutvcl: Lou-ttzl Dun- can, Javkxc- Hutchmgi. P3fl'1Q'12l We-bS1+,-r, Sandy WIIIIZIIIXS, Czmrl Km-nciull. GlU1'1Ii Lxllln-. Smnflmgy. First Rmb: Th-fmas Royal. Jackie Hu1'1'un. Pat Glass, Lmda Sun- mmns. .Ivan P a 1' li c 1'. Brenda Postun. Samba Rogers, Ann Saunders .Sfumzd Row: Edgar Yur- bm'uL1Ql1, Rwgc-1' Slmw, Rn-nald KHIIUIH Vwllii SLIINHILTLIII. Iilltflll Bun- mwull. F11-fl F1I,1KX'k'1'S. Cb I u ' Q - n 1 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sa-rm-ml: H2ilb11ILAHI'1IXX'!'l R4-tty Jvzxn NIj'l'I'S Mur- mn Cimvvk. Sluwrlwfl, .Iva n Ijlythv, IX1zn'Ihz1 Brlnuxpgzu, Many Ju Cun- nur, Kun n .Imq1'11w11 Eve-lyn Luwtun, Judy M1111-12 M1ss Eva Blw,-mul' ' , sk. --z P on ' - S . ' 5 - one hundred and twenty-three - J., MEN'S STUDENT WOMEN'S First Row: Susan Shep- herd, Janice Arnold, Inez Mills. Bertie Joyce Gray, Arlene Edwards, Anne Aldridge. Second Row: Barbara Dill, LaWana Seagrove, Suzanna Gantt, Vickie Norris, Martha Jones, Mary Lawrence, IL First Row: Dean Lynch, L a r r y Roberson, Jim Smith, Don Groce, Hack E z ell. Second Row: Dickey Warfford, Charles Moore. Jerry McMahn, Robert Bunn, Bill Beat- tie, Thomas Bryant, Jack Briggs, Henry Snyder. UDENT COUNCIL COLLEGE MARSHALL5 Q'-1 Fzrxl Rowi J 11 gi n n ci Colvman, Carol Young B a 1' lu 31 11 Dean, Kay Wright, .Ivana-no Hzirdy. Svvwid Rmb: A 1 In c 1' I Blackwvll, David Price. Lannv Cross, Eddie El- len, Bula Blanton. FCRENSICS TEAM 'J Q-v A -s ft4'4fg!! 9 iiu - one luindred and tweiity-five 3 4 . ff: First Hint: Cyntliizi Schryvn-r, Nancy Cul'- roll. Maiyiin Smith. Mil Crisp. Sl'4'l'7lfI Row: Hvvn Gvlguiy Jack B 1' i Q Q S. Louis Hudson, Clailwrnu Hripkinw. CP First Row: Carol Ann Riddle, Colleen Lanier, Carol Harris, Karen Hopkins, Ronnie Harris, Ruth Winchester, Joe Greene, Vickie Norris, Emily Smith, Betty Sue White, Anne Loftis, Sally Holbrook, Stacer Ott. Second Rom: Mary Lawrence, Martha Moore, Mary Laxton, Jan Sud- dreth, Carolyn Bennett, Janet Dye, Ann Aldridge. LaWana Seagrove. Glena Sue Halsey, Sue Pearce, Lynda Ridings, Emily Edwards. Martha Colburn, Olga Herrera, Mrs. Wat- son. Third Row: Ron Searcy, Stanley Jackman, John Stanton. David Caudill, Bob Hancock, Mike Hough, Louis Burch, Jim Wiggins, Bill Culver, DRAMATEERS For those who like good plays and enjoy acting, the Dramateers afford opportunity for expression of dramatic talent and tech- nical skill in the production of plays of recognized literary quality. The Skylight by Elizabeth Watson was presented at the 1958 Commencement. The play dealt with the early struggle of George Washington Carver to secure an education. Kaufman and Hart's hilarious George Washington Slept Here was presented by the faculty and students during the summer session and repeated during orientation. George Bernard ShaW's Caesar and Cleo- patrau was the major fall production. The Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyke was presented in chapel before the Christmas holidays. l George Washington Slept Here. r- vu-I I 1 I ' f 1 ivy. . I , 3.95.51 fvggbwwx ,. X P y I Caesar and Cleopatra. a 5 1 A V lxB'i-- ij ' v QQ, W e J r A25 3 s Q 3 Qx X 'sa' NF W. N V, 4 W Scene from The Other Wise Man. I Scene from The Skylight. g - one hundred and twenty-seven H 5 A 1 Caught in the act. X Mr. Nonchalant Settling the World's problems. Snowed,. one hundred and twenty-eight On with the show. penamrff ,- Coffee break? Twn Einsteins. 4:47 One straight - a Coke, that is. Another secret Play, coach? if ' Aw. Frances, don't be bashful! Hunting Easter eggs? - one hundred and twenty-nine P P. lv N ! v - ni! .H ' li IN H L J ' , i N ul! V V I IW E In the spring a young man's fancy turns to . . . final exams 5 , - one hundred and thirty - u 1 'N-an X 1 L 1,- J4?fy.L g .fl rf, J .14 R N.: -, Qxffj ,-. ,4 . - .-1 1 - .f 1 I -. -- .' , wc, M Y.. ., Wai: : -:- A 1 -M Up the long, long hill, - .. AJ- '13:'l3i,,,. I Lk.. ' ' If ' ,.-an ' Burning the midnight oil. one hundred and thirty-one ,. 51 -, .. A A ' Tv' Q Vg n gf .f f ,, , As , 451 7 I Iiss fCl ll 1fEZ I QSQ PEGGY JANE BeSHEARS Sponsored bg! Co xbined Cottages T? Selected 'By Hliss Hlzzzezfliezf i057 501 Ocean Apt. 2 Monterey, California March 10, 1959 Miss Marta J. Fredy Editor, 1959 LAUREL Mars Hill College Mars Hill, North Carolina Dear Miss Fredy: How difficult it was to select a queen for the Beauty Section of the LAUREL! Any of the contestants could justly warrant the honor. My choice is based upon beauty, personality, and congeniality, so far as photographs permit. Your college is fortunate to have so many young ladies who possess obvious charm. It has been my pleasure to meet them vicariously. May I wish you continued success with your yearbook, the LAUREL. Very sincerely, Marian McKnight Miss America 1957 - one hundred and thirty-three - T Y' ...Lama .hr 'Y -ffm? lbg LORETTA SMITH MILLSAPPS Sponsored by Melrose Dormitory MARTA JEAN FREDY Sponsoved by Brown Dormitory ff' CAROL ANN HARRIS Slmfmsnvwcl by Mars Hill Hmmm-s 'f . E. IDA PATRICIA ROBINSON Sponsored by Treat Dormitory Q ff' HELEN FRANCES KELLEY Spovzsofed by Sams Dormitory CONNIE RHEA LINYILLE Sponsored by Myers Dormitory 'AVN gy . - Q A, I' U 'SA '- A f.lk..- C1 I 1 . ! 1 4 w SANDRA ROGERS 1 Qui-on of May ' J J Q Q 1 V , , . , . , 4 ,A.,A A -A '- Q - I A .b . fi 1, 5 - ' . A-Aft: ,. f , 1 A H - a , , . .4 -' A , my , ' Q 4+ xx 4 73, if 1, - H , 'na f , ,551 'A' A 4' A-,iwyfv f .4 Y. if .IM LANGFORD JOAN AND JEAN WOOD V: Consort Crown Bearer and 1 ' ' ' MARY LAWRENCE Q Flow' Gm Maid of HOMI- 1 - one hundred and thirty-seven - I ? .lx ix P 1 T n 4 'i 5 N ! Y N rl , ,. E H N Ei I ml! 451 XF, PEGGY BQSHEARS V r Yay Qay ozwt 75 g . 1 I s I DORIS JACOBS ANN WOODALL HELEN KELLEY MARY RICHERSON K l' 'Y 1 ' I J !'l. 5' wwnlf .X . ,Q 4lQ,,, L s 3 NX BEVERLY ROGERS DELORIS WILSON KAREN HOPKINS N . 9 K. lb .x Q I MARY ETTA MANN .IONITA HARRIS ll? '57 -'5' T' , Q ,O A 1 sf? l Q r . v , ' , qw' 5 , G 'may Eng I Q58 Queen Rae Tuck reigns graciously over her court . . . A lovelier sight was never seen . . . I crown you Queen of May. . . . A future queen . . . Legend of the Blue Willow. - one hundred and forty - Class ilicfzzrfzrul A ,, 5 Director Freuiicl and his talentecl oust . . . Bring' mi the fmird . . Pedal-pusliei' . . . Bill and Lynn go tl1l'Ollg'll il miitiiie . . . April Low1's. - one hundred and forty-one - C! 1 Mif lift S. 4.1 1' ,I .. f if, 'lk if E asf? gif- E..-,R-.t mvuq. A15 .af .,i 1 . g 'g-' Z 5, .J'5+?' 1... r.vi'w,, .,,,, x.-Sm. V ' ' I A y. .1 : E Q . , . . ,, x , fl - -.,-.4 ' '- . , - 4 x. Q 1 5 I85 6 Mars Hill College I959 Hoyt Blackwell, President, lWars Hill, North Carolina CONCHRATLHMATES The Members of the CLASS OF 1959 And Welcomes Each Into THE ALUMNT ASSUCIATION If you would like to hear regularly news about your former classmates and friends, keep the Alumni Office advised of your current address. - e hundred and f 'ty f ' - BILTMORE PRESS 9-11 VALLEY STREET Asuisvluie. N. cg. . . . extends greetings and good wishes to the faculty and students of lWars Hill College . . . and adds Z1 cordial Thank You for the yery pleasant business relu- tions so long enjoyed with the institution. BLUE DIAMOND COAL COMPANY 111 HAMILTON BANK BUILDING KNOXVIIJLE, TENNESSEE Miners and Shippers of the Famous SOUTHERN SUNSHINE PRElWIUM COALS .-Ill Jlines Equipped With Latest Zllining and Preparation Facilities PHONE 2-8171 P. O. BOX SO -1dddftf- COZIIPLIAYENTS of RANDALL STUDIOS CIIAMBLEE INSURANCE AGENCY Picfzlres Now .Llwzilable Student Accident f Divisio Randall Studios BOX 566 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Serving the South Fine Quality U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED EAST TENNESSEE PACKING COMPANY Knoxville, Tennessee Best of Luck In Years to Come R. S. GIBBS COMPANY MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA CARSON-NEWMAN C O L L E G E Founded 1851 JEFFERSON CITY, TENNESSEE A Fully Accredited Co-Educational Senior College Fourteen Strong Departments FOR INFORMATION WRITE REGISTRAR Conzplinzents of SPRINKLE HARDVVARE Phone 2661 MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of COX DEPARTMENT STORE In Appreciation of Student Trade MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA THE MARS THEATRE Your Cinemasrope and Wide Screen Theatre MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA SODA SHOP 8: CAFE Regular Meals, Fresh Doughnuts, Fountain Drinks. Ice Cream, Candies Students .-llzetays Welcome MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations From CEORCETOWN COLLEGE GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY Founded 1798 In the Heart of Kentuckfs Beautiful Bluegrass - one hundred and forty-seven M COZWPLIJWENTS MARS HILL PHARMACY NATIONAL PHOTO SUPPLY. INC. The Complete Camera Store 2 Battery Park Ave. Asheville, North Carolina Tel. 2-4160 REEDS CREEK COAL COMPANY Famous No. 5 Blue Gem Stoker and Lump Coal J. Roy Tomlinson, Owner PENNINGTON GAP, VA. Phone 69O Night Phone 135 Day Compliments of THE RATHSKELLER Compliments of TOWN HOUSE BAKERY Compliments of THE SPORTS MART Compliments of THE MAN STORE - hdd df ty ht -- Dress Right - C 'pli W 'f5 of You Can't Afford Not To! L. HF1'9Sll6ll the IlHIJl't'SSl1lllH ut Florence, South Carolina MARS HILL CLEANERS E. D. SMITH, Prop. PHONE Zi Compliments of Compliments of MARS HILL Se 8: 100 STORE l HENRY M. SNYDER. SR SINCERE APPRECIATION is extended to the student body for their loyal patronage. VVe are glad to have been of service to you. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 C-1's, YVe Look Forward To Seeing You Again THE STUDENT CENTER STAFF DoN CALDWELL, ,nlailagw Pearle Head Nina Criffen Paul Ewing Frances Anderson - hdddfty - RANDALL STUDICS Photographer for ALL CLASS PICTURES THE BEAUTY SECTION and 1 THE MAY COURT Studio ARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA d 9 lilllvlwfl :md imp' DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS of DISTINCTIVE PRIZE WINNING SCHOOL ANNUALS Commonwealth Press, Inc R A D F O R - U.1'1d1'6d and f' -- FIRST AND BERKLEY STREETS