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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1960 volume:

xxvch A Q 22 I . All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his lime plays many parts. -Shakespeaies As You Like lt Act H, Scene VH rlllllmll 11. KES: IHHHS HHL IHHLEHE presents HUHEH H SHHHI JH Edner JEHH PHHHEH Hsseelete Edner JHHHS H LHHHHHHI Busmess manager ELIZABETH WEBSTER WATSON Professor of Dramatics lUlflUl'lUlHl'l'lUl'll Through the years the students, the faculty, and the staff of Mars Hill have grown to love and respect you because you have given graciously of your time to the college. As a result of your patient direc- tion and kind encouragement, we have come to realize our true abilities and to develop them to their fullest. Because of your love and zest for the truly dramatic, we have gained much more than the improvement of our abilities - we have gained an enduring love for the theatre. In recognition and gratitude for all that you have done for the college, we dedicate the 1960 LAUREL to you, ELIZABETH WVEBSTER WATSON Professor of Dramatics - five - President and h1s message Admmlstratlon Faculty Offlce and General Staff SCENE 1 Sophomore Class SCENE 2 One Year Business Students SCENE 3 Freshmen Class Miss Laurel and May Day SCENTE 1 Pubhcatxons SOCl8tl8S Honor Clubs Forensics Team Dramat ers Colle e Marshals and the Student Councils SCENE Tae College Cho r The Band Mamrettes and The Campus C our SCENE Baptist Student Union Nhmstenal Conference Volunteers for Christ ioun Women s Auxxhary Chnstmn Cltxzenshlp Commlttee Mission Councll Methodlst Student IMovement Canterburv Club and Westmrnster Fellowshxp Football Basketball Track Golf Baseball Tenms Womens Athletlcs and Sophomore Directory Advertisements THBLE Uf UUHTEHTS nm III ootooo o e eeoe o ee o o oo C76 nmw ooo oe eoo e o o e e o o Saunas amvn oe ooo o eooo ee ee eooe eoo , eoeoeeooooe 156 A teacher who can arouse a feehng for one slngle good actlon or for one single good poem accompllshes more than he who falls our memory w1th rows on rows of natural obJects classlfled with name and form -Goethe lHvUlml'l l'!SlTlHlH1Tl'lUlHl t i n E E 22 Q DVIAV ' ' ' 'IT E V E 1 2 SV- --Q...,.vv?'f1 ,, ,,V, , ,..:5A,?f:.,:.: HOYT BLACKWELL, Th. M., D. D. THE PRESIDENT Hllll HIS IHESSHGE Mars Hill College has much for which to be thankful: its heritage passed on by those who preceded us: its present patrons and benefactorsp its courageous board of trustees: its devoted faculty and staff: its splendid student body. Moreover, the college owes a debt of gratitude to the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina for its confidence and finan- cial support. Above all of this, Mars Hill is grateful to God for His blessings and guidance throughout its history of more than a hundred years. Cordially, HOYT BLACKWELL i..,,l T4 LE ,X RALPH M. LEE. M. A. Dean of the College Economics WILLIAM L. LYNCH, Th. M. Dean of Students Psychology - nine - CAROLINE BIGGERS, B. A Dean of Women EDNA EAVES M A Llbrarlan FRANCES SNELSON. B. A. Assistant to the President 5.9, ROBERTR CHAPMAN M S EDITH SWANN B A Reglstrar Bulsar Busmess JOHN A MCLEOD M A WALTERP SMITH M J Dlrector of Publlcatlons Director of Publlclty Engllsh Iournallsm ea' Ifusz Row MARTHA SINCLAIR BIGGERS B Mus Pmno MILDRED LORAINE BINGHAM M B A Busl nes: ROBERT PAUL CAUDILL JR B A ChC'lTllStlX RACHEL MFSSICK CHAPMAN M Ed Secretax1alSL1Qnce Suowzfl ROLL THOMAS J COLE M A Vovce and College Chou STAF FORD L COMPTON M A Soclal Scl ence and Blble FRFDERICK THOMAS CORBIN M Ed Phwmci and CDEIHISIIQ RUBY HUDSON COX M Ed Seele- tal al Sclence Tlmcl Rou GENTRY OTIS CRISP M A Enghsh and Speech ALFRED FNTINE FARKAS M A Gelman and Spanmh GWYNDOLA PIERCE FISH M A SDQIIISD Fourth Row JAMES MALON FISH M A Physlcal Educatlon COLLIE GARNER M A Enghxh VIRGINIA HART M A Phys1calEducat1on DON J HENDERSON M A PhwS1calEduca non Pzftlz Row ANNA MARGARET HINES M Mus Plano RICHARD L HOFFMAN B A Hxstoly and Govem ment JONES V HOWELL M A Mathe mauve MARY NEWFLL HOWELL M A Home Economics Snrlz Row A ELLISON JENKINS Th D French and Englxsh BETTY CORNETTE JOLLEY M A Hratory HARLEY E JOLLEY M A HISIOFY MUMPHORD HOLLAND KENDALL Th M Blble and Greek NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY eleven WILLIAM EDYE, M. s,, chemisrryg VAL- 11 -4,- -m4 if rj! 6- ,O 5 First Row: HARVEY N. LANCE, M. Ed., Mathematics, EVELYN ALLEN MCLEOD, English, NANCY CAROLYN MEDFORD, M. A., Mathematics, ROB- ERT ALFRED MELVIN, B. D., History. Second Row: JOE MACK NAFF, M. M., Instrumental Music and Band, DONNA LOU NAGEY, M. M., Organg CHARLIE CRAFTON NARRON, M. A., Business: JOHN RAYMOND NELSON, Ph. D., Bible and Latin. Third Row: LORA MILTON OUT- TEN, Ph. D., Biology, WILLIAM F. PEGG, M. A., Mathematics, ELLA JANET PIERCE, Ph. D., English, JOE E. PRICE, M. A., English. Fourth Row: ELWOOD ROBERTS. M. Mus., Music Theory, NONA MOORE ROBERTS, M. A., Frenchg JOE CHRIS ROBERTSON, M. F. A., Art, EMMETT S. SAMS, M. A., Mathematics. Fifth Row: WILLIAM ALLEN SHER- WOOD, M. Ed., Biology! JOHN V. SIN- CLAIR, M. Mus., Piano: ELIZABETH WEBSTER WATSON, M. A., Dramaticsg ARTHUR EVERETT WOOD, M. S., Phy- sics and Engineering. Sixth Row: HARRELL WOOD, M. A.. Physical Education: VERNON EVERETT WOOD, M. S., Chemistry. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY - twelve OFFICE AND GENERAL STAFF First Row: BRYSON A. TILSON, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds: JOYCE EDWARDS, Secre- tary to Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds: MYRA PUTNAM, Secretary to the President: ANN MAUNEY, Secretary to the Registrar: BARBARA STEWART, Secretary to the Registrar: PATRICIA KENYON. Secretary to Dean of the College: EVELYN F. ANDERSON, Assistant in the Bursar's Office, Second Row: VIOLETTE B. HENDERSON, As- sistant to the Bursar: FRED H. BROWN. Department of Public Relations: SHIRLEY LOWERY, Secretary in Public Relations: KATHLEEN WALLIN, Secretary in the Alumni Office: NONA FAYE LYNCH, Secretary to Dean of Students: BARBARA FISH, Assistant Cir- culation: ANN DACUS, Cataloguer. Third Row: ELIZABETH T. NELSON, Reserve Librarian: EULA G, ROBINSON, Circulation Librarian: FLOSSIE C. TILSON. Periodicals Librarian: KAREN SHOWALTER. Library Secretary: DONALD CALD- WELL, Manager of Cafeteria and Student Center: PEARL S. HEAD. Assistant Manager of Student Cen- ter: JUDY BRIDGERS. Secretary to Cafeteria Manager, Fourth Row: WADE MEADOWS, Assistant Mana- ger of Student Center: MARY ELIZABETH KENYON, Dietitian: DR. W. OTIS DUCK, College Physician: DR. CHARLES H, POWELL. College Physician: DR, W. ERNEST POWELL: College Physician: EVA BREW- ER, Nurse: JESSIE BOYKIN, Myers Hostess. Fifth Row: CORA CHARLES, Huffman Hostess: MARY FULLBRIGHT, Treat Hostess: MARY B. HAM- RICK, Brown Hostessi MAMIE B. LITTLEFIELD. Melrose Hostessi RUBY W. SPARKS, Spilman Hostess: ELSIE F. TEAGUE, Edna Moore Hostess: GLADYS BROWN WILSON, Stroup Hostess. -N Q- W VF .N 41546 6 iw . ,V ., 5 N ,Q I will studs' and get rezldv an chance will come. lUlllHlSlSlflSl 4 PHUIHUR CLHSS UF 'BU NELSON TUNSTALL Vice President 5 1 MEL LUTHER President l I 2 2 1 ANN WOODALL Secretary HENRI FISHER Treasurer sixteen ,,,,..-45 MISS VIRGINIA HART Sponsor MR. ROBERT MELVIN Sponsor i J F .- - 155 I s-0 'Dv t li Wayne Thomas Adams, Ji, 4, ff- 1 T27 Thomas Pcrry Allen ff Q ,401 Judith Ann Allison 'sa 'll' Joe Paul Anderson ' William Lee Anderson John Thomas Arleclgu, Ji: Eugene Austin Aspy Marietta Atkins Kenny Melvin Aydelette Barnwell Rhett Baker, Jr. Sylvia Janine Baird Linda Gray Barboui - svvvnleien - 1 1 it t ,. I Q l 1, -it gi 1, F fi E3 sw l l , U Darden Bigelow Battle Charles Pauliete Beainan Janice Marie Beck Carolyn Delaine Bennett , James Herman Benton, Jr. William Roger Best Edwin Burt Birchfield Nancye Joan Blythe Alice Marie Board Paul Glenn Boone, Jr. Nancy Pryor Bowers Clifton Eugene Braddy - eighteen 'RX MSG : Boyce Raymond Brarlluy David Lloycl Bl'ZlC1lL'Y Connie Faye Brady Martha Ann Breitenliiri Polly Sue Briggs Janice Raye Brooks Ben Franklin Brown Celia Hilton Brown Douglas Gilman Brown Nancy Swaim Brunt Delma Jo Bryson Homer Glen Bullard - nineteen - Ernest Wayne Byrd Joseph Edward Byrd William Lester Cain Celia Ann Caldwell Donald Lee Caldwell, Jr. John Chiles Calhoun David Emmanuel Canova Hadley Eugene Canter Peggy Ann Cantrell Barbara Faye Capell Ronald Hubert Carpenter Naomi Parnell Carr -- twenty 1 William Thomas Cave Randolph Lee Chzmdler ,I Q1-us. I 'N I-Muay Billie Faye Christie James Hershel Coates 'F 'TG 'G 'tra' pf Rx Sf 5' 'J' 7 05,4 ,wwf John Carr Coates, III Linda Loy Cobb Shault Latharius Coker, Jr. Chxistophex L Combs 1 , 4 Philip Douglas Cook Reva Lois Cook Mack Alexander Craddock Lillian Ray Creech i I - twenty-one - William Thomas Culver Robert Tyree Cutts John Roderick Damewood Madeline Faith Danielson Barbara Louise Davidson Donald Lloyd Davis Wayde Vernon Davis Marie Jane Dellinger Paul Samuel Dennis, Jr. Dorothy Mae Denton Nancy Vivian Dillingham Bobbie Gail Dinkins - twenty-two Charles Lowell Dolson Marilyn Gull Duwdy Verna Nora Dryden Bradie Gene Duncan, Jr. Malinda Duncan James Howard Early, Jr. Wilbur Maurice Efird Doris Jean Elrod Mary Alice Epton Marlene Gaye Evans Allen Hardy Fish Henri Karl Fisher - twenty-three - Martha Colleen Fisher William Guy Foster, Jr. Dale Monroe Fox Albert Arthur Freeman Judith Carol Frisbee Forest McClure Gale, Jr. Thomas Howland Gattis Darrell Martin Gaver William Arthur Gentry Carolyn Sue Gibson Lorenzo Tucker Gibson, Jr. Virginia Lee Gibson - twenty-four 5 iii V -f, -9. vga- -,mary George Lance Gillesple Dorothy Jane Gllliam Katherine Elizabeth Glore Timmons Howle Gordon Jack Gary Graham John Sheldon Graham Sallle Victoria Graham Joseph Sheridan Graybeal Edward Saylor Green John Franklin Griffin, III Rosa Lynn Gruits Zoro Joseph Guiee. Jr. - twenty-five M n H , E S f. Z 1 5 3 I 1 l T David Chadwick Hall Patricia Annette Hall Glenna Sue Halsey Helen Maxine Hamrick Robert LaVerne Hancock Carol Ann Harris George Lawrence Harris Jackie Vaughn Harron James Gaston Harron, Jr. Martha Sue Hawkins William Clarence Hawkins William Hubert Hawkins - twenty-six 'dx-T. A Betsy Bend HL'IlKlI'lL'li Juni' Gwc-nclolyn IiQ'IlCl1'lL'kS Beverly Joan Hensley Elijah Wesley Hermngton, Jr. E 'S' flfr-in-v 'I-IFSG' Q-1' 72 Noel Higgins Gary Edward Hildebran Peggy Jean Hill Lester Glenn Hodge I' -v '7 W' 51 lqxz....54- Dv' Larry Houston Hodgens Sylvia Ann Hollev Northrup Lenair Hood Jacquelyn Sue Hough twenty-seven - F. Virginia Hudspeth Graydon Lee Hudspeth Daphne Anita Huffman Martha Kathleen Hughes Robert Vann Hughes Frederick Eugene Hundley Mildred Louise Hurt Jacquelyn Eveta Hutchings Thelma Jean Hutchins Mildred Louise Hyde John Robert Ingram Stanley Harwood Jackman - twenty-eight .4151 . -:15-f:5:i:5:5:E'L M: .... E:E5E f3:':55E5E1if3i'-R Charles Ray Jackson Doris Ruth Edith Jacobs 1 1 1 1. 1 1 , . 1 1 1 Authur Eugene Jacobson 1 George Pressley Jameson 1 1 I Y 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 William Wayne Jameson John Weston Jennette. Jr. Suzanne Johnson Halley Comet Johnston, Jr. 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Connie Celeste Joiner John Weber Jordan. Jr. Robert Norvell Jordan Gladys Elizabeth Joyce 1 1 1 1 i - twenty-nine - 1 1 1 1 1 Julia Ann Justice Lex Allen Kelly Carol Elizabeth Kendall Sue Carolyn Kester Henry H. Kicklighter Edith Carol King James Harley Landrum John Donald Lane Wilma Jean Lane Carol Raye Lankford Mary Katherine Latta Zeb Stanley Lawhon - thirty H1 I I I I I I I I I I I. I. I I ir I 'I 2, I I I I I I I I I I I lVlII1'1'1son Vim lgiwiiig Archie Max Lennon I I 6-T 43- .. Sara Louise Imiby Ama,-:r . 0,4 Gaither Charles Lewis 'Q--M-1' Connie Rhea Linville Joyce Ann Little Karolee Lowe Phyllis Ann Lowe Emmabelle Lovingood Bobby Howard Loyd Melford Teague Luther Nancy Alice Joyce Lytton - thirty-one - PATRICIA ROBINSON Another beauty filled with brains: C-I President, this Clio reigns W. R. A.'s Miss Pretty and Prim, Majors in music and also in gym. 1 DOROTHY GILLIAM No dumb blonde this Dean's List gal: Scrib Club member and college marshal. Clio censor, Huffman V. P., A pretty picture of personality, CHHIPUS ROSA LYNN GRUITS Student Council's VIP, Talented writer too is she, Nonpareil her middle name, Scrib Club also has its claim. MARY ETTA MANN Madame President, she is known: Scrib and Clio as her throne, Beauty set off with a smile, Chaplain for that second mile. L I l l l A l 1 5 I I 1 T x l i 1 l I 1 1 4 4 I I 4 EHDEHS GRAYDON HUDSPETH Of Euthalia's singing, he's the head, Dean's List man is this pre-med, On the Training Union Cabinet, 'Q Q . ..f 4 . SF' 1 'V bw. A V . '52 ef:-1 ' 42... FAI 1 ' '-4 I . .X 'r I i . Y r if ' 'QM DORIS JACOBS Good things come in little packages, Her name's on some of the Dean's List pages Fresh secretary, Clio Chaplain too, First V. P. of the B. S. U. Science Club member? Yep, you bet. NELSON TUNSTALL X Lx 3 BOB HANCOCK We find his loyalty always true. Forever and ever with B. S. U. Marshall chief and Scriblerus wheel, - - Dean's List, makes your head reel, 1XIl:a?gfsg'3E?gefSh2hE gulghi- Two years as class officer, Serves B. S. U. as treasurer. Jimmy Andrew McCarson Carol Ann McCarthy Beverly Gayle McClenny Brenda Elsie McCorkle Homer Glenn McElroy, Jr. Mack Fisher McJunkin Janice Faye McLamb Frances Marian Marsh Charles Henry Martin John Thurston Martin Edwin Lowell Mason Robert William Meldrum - thirty-four P W , w i l ?Smm5:5 ' 3:13 Dr:-sf:-zrs.. . ,.,. ,xx X l I w 1 1 , I w ., I. 1 V I I r a i , l Y i I w -F , r 'A l - .him 'N Q qzfx 3 1 Anuy Ablgarl Mcllnn , -1' gb-5 1 Frank Mlltun lvlrles. Jr, l Carroll Keatloy MIIIEI' 'ww Harry EllSworth Miller ,aj-'nr Judith Isabelle Miller Marian Lee Miller Loretia Srnrth Millsapps WIIIIBIII Palmer Milne, HI 1 l 1 1 w l l l l I Elizabeth Anne Moore Martha Ellen Moore Hubert Lee Moorefield, Jr. Lucius Bruce Morgan l - thirty-five - l Sylvia Janette Morgan Kathleen Gayle Morse David Hamilton Muir Edward Ray Mullaney Edward Nelson Mullinix Gerald Leon Murdock William Thomas Neal Judy Beth Newman Danny Jackson Nichols Mary Elizabeth Noble Robert Emmett O'Brien Frieda Stacer Ott - thirty-six 15 15 Ricliiiril .-Xllcn Pack Y' 2, -,, Dorcas Jvzin Pzirkul' 4 'Z Wuaivri' lVlcL'tinricll Patton. Ji: 'iv' Mary Suv Puziirt- Shirley Arm Peek Samuel Bruce Penland George Robert Perkins, Jr, lvlargarct Jana Phillips Y' -vt 15. 'UQ M au, ,MN ' an W ,ev ral., 5,0 R ,W- Gweridolyn Mae Picklesimer Frank Hansforcl Pittman Marilyn Joan Poe Charles A. Porter. Jr. - thirty-seven - Brenda Hudspeth Poston Henry Eugene Poteat Lillian Joanna Powell Marion R. Quessenberry Patricia Ann Quillen Sam Lee Radford Van Harold Ramsey Homer Clifton Reed, Jr, Larry Woods Reed Elizabeth Anne Reece Wanda Marian Reese David Crawford Rhoades - thirty-eighi an f ir I I 1 1 1 J l 1 1 11 ll 11 l 1 i V E li 1 I I Luuy Humonzi Rhuclus Iliv Linn Rice Rolnf,-i't Lee Richardson, Jr. Carol Anne Riddle fi QC WL . 'tan'- 'NC 2 -alib- Charles Homer Ritchie Wayne Douglas Roberts Hazel Wilbur Robinson Ida Patricia Robinson 403 ,arf vrmn -snub' 'uh , e QI -ff'-Q-7' av' ...rf-nr is Eddie LaVauglian Rodgers Thomas McPherson Royal David Ryder Rutherford Silas Burns Sauls - thirty-nine - James Franklin Schaubach Carolyn Grace Schneider David F. D. Scruggs, Jr, William F. Scyphers John Richard Sellers Marguerite Loyceine Sharpe Roger Alden Shaw, Jr. Louise Woodard Shepard William Cicero Shepherd Linda Lee Sherwood Amelia Frances Shirley Carol Marie Shirley - forty v . A.-..,-.1 ,.-- a li F ft '-s William Wilson Sliocmaiknr -I W--7 .lg 5 -Q' , .-hui. Q v 5-,ir Donald W. Shuinzin, Jr. 3' Carl Frank Simmons :rx hw 'Hx' Linda Beatrice Simmons Herbert E, Singletary, Jr. Edward Shelton Slagle Aubrey Thomas Smith Howell Robert Smith Mae Lee Smith Maryam Tate Smith Ruby Christine Smith Cfiml Ann Southcrlanc - forty-one - H l ANN WOODALL Sophomore sec F ., resh money keeper, Mak t es op grades, she's no sleeper. Pretty gal, this May Court beaut Y. Treasurer of Scrib is another duty. a RN UHIHPUS ,- V4 'arg V , 'L Q 41 I In Q Ti, 5? ' 5 gc. ---...,,, .1111 545' 'skis 5 5-5. syl- rw ,.:.,.f .1 , 'fi was :-1.4 ....,mNw DON DAVIS His middle name is B. T. U., This friendly guy is a Eu. Virginia born and bred is he PETER WONG Forensic term president of Eu, Publicity chairman of B. S. U., Quite a guy this Dean' L' , s ist Wong, Pride of Mars Hill and Hong Kong. Also a member of I. R. C. 3 JOANNA POWELL Nonpareil C-I Vice, B.S.U. V. P. twice, Sec.-Treas. for I. R. C., i Pretty blonde with personality. LEHDEHS LORETTA MILLSAPPS LAUREL and May Court this beauty has seen Only this year she's the Queen To Scriblerus she's always true And close to her heart is the white and blue. a'va A I 2'25i?'EQ VIRGINIA GIBSON Non chaplain, censor, president This lovely Baltimore resident Secretary of the Huffman crew Student Council's secretary too. LUCY RHODES A-1 student on the top At making the grades, she's no flop. Always happy, on the go Music major and loyal Clio. 5 ROGER SHAW The LAUREL'S Big Wheel personality, Dramateers and I. R. C. Always smiling, never blue All this and the Dean's List too. Kenneth Freeland Spainhour Lydia Luella Spivey Sara Ruth Spoon John Edwin Stanton Billy Rex Stephens Charles Edwin Stevens Lamon Arlie Stewart, Jr. David Owen Stone Janet Sue Sucldveth Vollis Eugene Summerlin Raymond Edward Summey Tommy Clayton Swain - forty-four - ar, I A 1 1 l .l l N Peggy Lens Tatum VX Nlartlma Gall Tuagzm- Ruth Carolyn Teaguv Wayne MQKL-nncth Teaguc John Allen Thomas Glenn William Thompson Thad A, Tlwmpmn .l11 JL'Z1IlI1E' P1'c3l-,r1Tln'011tt Maxie Alexander Thleatt Rebecca Lucille To1'1's1.L-Q Clyde Smilh Trlplctt Oren Elmm' Tlxplclt, JI - forty-five - John Nelson Tunstall Melvin Thomas Twiddy, Jr. David Franklin Underwood Douglas Macon Valentine Paul Holmes Vandiver John Gary Vannoy Nancy Elizabcth Walke Alice Joan Walker l Danny Mitchell Wall Barbara Sue Warren Frank Hardin Watkins Jo Anne Watts - forty-six V' ..,:.,, M 1 4 l Henry Nliwgzui Wtfhstw' Len Caivcmhsli Wt-stim Sybil Anne Whisnant Joseph Ray White Violet Mae White James Minot' Whitehead Richard Ray Whiteheari Martha Joan Willzey Henry Richard Williams Deloris Ann Wilson Thomas Marian Wilson Sam Barnett Wingfield - forty-seven - Cheung Cheun Wong Doris Joyce Wood Howard Manfred Wood. III Olin Reecel Wood 1960 Ann Elizabeth Woodall Nancy Doris Yates John Wesley Yonce 'V' i 'T'--'lv K Q 1 Nancy Julia Young Robert Lavern Young - forty-eight - 1-1 1 l E I l 1 1 ,, - 9 1511 HHPHIHYIHUI N 1 ' T0 live in hearts one leaves behind I is not to die. N J 5 1 I i HK ...aw 1 P 6 i F ILIE LINN RICE Q February 20. 1936 - December 20, 1959 .I lr - forty-nine - 1 .adv X ri 1-A., 'wi ..-+5 QF Ar 'llllll' Llkw-1. 1 COLIIHQISOLIN Joe 0 Lmeb lmef, and mole lmeb 4 M211 led Txsentx Flxe xefus 5 A wet football game 6 A H1 F1 xsvuld he 1 gxeaf g1ft wouldnt It Ann' flfty I , N J ll , il Af- V ' - is-I ll ' F-'-f: Q i A -, ' - A' , X 4 - 4 - Lilo ' I 1 . . V N N' Y- .Q 1. Q N V' R '-4 , ll l ' -x Q ' 3 . 'ww 1, -w 4 A , -l l , A I N ' ' ' . 4 . Zyl Q, v 4 li 4 l KA I-fn 44, ,Q . - 1 I , :Sy 4' ' ' 4 X, - I I , .. 4' v 1 H ' -1 ' -w '7 - ' Q ' - . ., . ... , o .... . . ' - lx V v- ' v v . -S' h Y . . ' . I '- ' V I Y 2 , 1 - Y 1 - .H . , . Sc Ou do HE UEHH BUSINESS STUDENTS ISBU Norma Jean Buckner Patricia Ann Byrne Mary Louise Canter Shirley Ann Edney Jacqueline Gentry Green fifty-two BUSINESS Donna Sue Burdick Martha Leigh Callahan Gayle Justice Carter Esther Maxine Farr Jeanette Alfreda Grooms il'I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I , I I I I I I STUDENTS Margaret Lucille Hamlin Martha Evelyn Herren Esthei Jane Howell iane Louise Lester Mary Etta Mann iw Marcy -fa:-:lf 'O' 1 -'Hu 'JF 0. .4a0 fifty three l96U Martha Jean Hawkins Jerry William Holcombe Nancy LaVerne Lane Joyce Irene Lockhart Nancv Carole Miller 1960 BUSINESS Rebecca Anne Mills Janice Kay Porter Barbara Rebecca Robinson Dorothy Eleen Sims Linda Joan Thompson James Mills Wiggins STUDENTS 1950 Marilyn Elizabeth Motes Alice Jean Rabb Ofelia Rodriguez Dorothy Anne Sutton Joan Evonne Webb Sce FRESHIHEH G gg fihth CLHSS UF 'BI RONALD COOKE Vice President FAITH EDWARDS Secretary FERIEL FORBUS Treasurer - fifty-six --qvr RON STAMEY President MISS NANCY MEDFORD MR. RICHARD HOFFMAN Sponsor Sponsor I. V s 1 , I I I 4 I l I 1 1 ps 'V' fn ,-5 l K' '55 sf First Row: George Albert Abbott. Jr., Oxford: Charles Coble Adams. Rowland: Cody Brannon Addi- son, Gastonia: William Mickey Agee. Hickory: Tonia Jean Agnoli, Toms River, New Jersey: Nathan Edward Alberty. Dobson. Douglas Wayne Aldredge, Roanoke, Virginia. Second Row: Nellie Mae Aldridge, Robbinsvillei Patricia Sue Alford, Buckhead, Georgia: Donald Speer Allen, Charlotte: Lyman Hall Allen, Charlotte: Melvin Daniel Allred, Elon College: Davis Gordon Anderson, Pickens, South Carolinag Ralph Franklin Anderson. Mars Hill, Third Row: Nancy Lillian Andrews, Lenoir: Bar- bara Lea Angel. Summerfield: John Philip Arkansas. Cherokee: Richard Barry Ashe, Statesvilleg Harry Nor- -- fifty-seven sv- i -ng vs sr' TT ff' -3 -4. NI R' -.1 4- , Q. Q.. .2 :Zi man Ashley, Bridgeton. New Jersey: Cary West Atkins. Winston-Salem: Thomas Edward Atkinson. Biltmore. Fourth Row: Libby Ann Auten, Charlotte: Wayne Morris Aycoek, High Point Gary Thomas Aycoth. Monroe: William Davis Baber. Mount Airy: Edward Roland Bagwell. Landrum, South Carolina: Charles Robert Baker, Clinton, Tennessee: Versha Bailey, Tall Timbers, Maryland, Fifth Row: Norma Jean Baldwin. Whitevilleg Joyce Ann Barber, Darlington, South Carolina: Henry Harri- son Barnett, Washington. Georgia: Edward Louis Bar- rett. Jr., Lynchburg, Virginia: Joe Reese Bartee. Charleston Heights. South Carolina: John Edward Baskin. Jr.. Simpsonville, South Carolina: Mary Cath- erine Bass, Magnolia. -'-Tavrj Nun Hlt-nn lil,-ztrrl, .lit l'ittsI.nr-i ,Iimmy llay Beasley Drexel I-'1':in--es 11:10 Beztttit- Shelby l.g-linaril lhiy Beaver Kannalniilis Vhzirlf-S Ivatxirl ll-:cle XY.iy1it-svillf llc-lirjr Orlell Bei-li, Jr, Mvvrgaiittnl lflrumlit Stu-llen Bell ilniieslmy-U, Gt--lrgizt llufns Knlrlan lienfit-lil, Ji Mf:rg:intu'n .Inhnny 1':irtm- lit-nthall liiuh Squzire lfllizulwth Ann llvrry lltlrhatm third- In Mt11'ray Bet:-nlmaugh High Pvvint llavid 1-'yrun l3ig::ei's l'airkerslit:r2. XVf1st Virginia Nvil llyzu n Ilivens liannallwl ills Yt-rner M il-11:1-fl lllm-If ktgwi'y, Smith L':i1-Ulilia Xhlym- Mihfliell llletlst-e XVinst: in4Sale1n All-'e Marie ll:-ley limiiinlie, Yiruinia NYQSIM' Lee Bulin-' Asheville Gwniyte- T11-unzls lb .stil- llm-li Hill, South Vzirrulina Intuit-l Dart B--un:-us, Jr. V:xlfl9Se Irene Hel-evra B--wen lied Springs fifty-eight llarluira Gail Bnwers Graham m .Iessiva Marie llnyette XVendell Hit-lmarrl Taylur Brassell. Jr Greenville, Sv-uth Carolina Ronald Hoge Braswell Empm-ia, Virginia Jr-hn T. Rreece New Albany, Indiana Vt-cilia Ann Broome H it-lmry Billv Zat-k Brvan Marshall A Edna Ruth Bryant Rm-l-:ingham James Harold Bryant Lake-land, Florida NVa n fla A n n H rya nt Marble Molina Ruth Brysvmn Apex Dante tfnurtlanrl Buchanan Newland Larry Edison Euvhanan XVinston-Salem Brenda Joyr-Q Buckner XVa ynesville Joy Fl'hera Bur-liner Mars Hill .- -P4 --p 'V X Q- N. if -Q 1 Nwlwfv lxwtla-vlan' I Blfwllni Hwllx ': ww Hllllwm 1,11-ff-uw 1 1 .I4'11wwl.f-1- xh1.,n'ul.m lirm-Nt Nwlwvn liuxslvy .xl--lzzmtwn Il--IMI-l 11.mk Vim XYF-I Hullywl. Ik 4-I' ml, I-'14v1i4l.l J Inxn- Lum. lhwmln 1 .Xmh-lwnl, Sf-nth 4'.ux'.,111m I I I l!.4v'l':41',u Ann 4'Invn.4v1l1 U ll.u11-nm, Yllglmzx ! Almrxlxn Suv 4'h11-lmw , 4'l1.u'I4vIle .I1-NAM: 'I'1:nxv1'N Vlxlult V Aslwxllh- I ' Inu'-rtlix F.+1lh l'hx'1x!v.m K ,xsmxwrlp I .I--lm I..ln:ul1fn Vhrlxly 1 Il.-11-l.1s--ux'1Ilv I Q! 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Jr, Lym-l1lni1'g, Virginia Vlizirlus l,:llloyvo Cox vom-orrl Yzlntii Allztn Vox l 1lot Mountain XViIey Daniel Cox Baltimore, Marylznncl I.atwrenve XVilli:1n1 l,'l'i'llllE'l', ,Il lflmpel Hill ll:-szilyn Annette Creel Cliurlotte- Lill'l'1' Douglas Uroine-i' North Little Rm,-li. .-Xrli:1nszm .Inines l'Ix'erQti Cross, Jr, Lziurinhurg Eup.:enf- Little 4 ruin11, Jr. I.yin'l1l'vu1',g', Virginia Linflzl Mara-elle l'ulr91'ho11Se l'unninz1 Pity, Floriflzl K:ifhl'yn Ann Ilnlneron Mount Holly Leif Burdette Duniel NVuke Fortwt Sflndy Leigeqh lizlniel llminolie Rapids Katlierine Czi1'olyn Davis XXvil5llt'SYillH Tlirirnns Rolflvx' lmvis Troy. Alzllulinxi tlwen Louise- liiairisoii Stuinforil, t oiiiiec'ti1'i1L Clmrle-5 Mvliaye Clifton Martinsville, Virginia Judith Clmlfelter High Point Amelia Ami Pnate-S HQnde-rsonville Cha rle-s Hfty Cable Unkboro Cynthia Louise t o4-lirnn Dultrmn, Georgia harley Coleinun Cody, .liz XVezu'e-rville David Gill Coffey, Jr. Durlmin XVnlterboro, South 1 nro1 Glr-rin Mny Collins Silver Spring, M:ii'3'lnn4l Kathryn Elaine Collins Monroe Bliss Virginia Pollis Chase City, Virginia lizivirl Lee Cmner XVinstnn-Snlein Henry Plyde Ccmie-i', Jr, Stoneville Mnrthai Josephine t oIii1Jioll Benson Annie Luville Conner Guouliluncl, Virginia sixty Arthur Brelrinrl Cnllit-i', .lr ini Y 11111111111 111111 11 111.111 lll 41 l'.1111 11111-1 !.11-111-- 1111111111 111-111111111 1 uv 1',1x l111I1.1 1,111 11.1I111111111' 514111.11111 111111111 .X1111 11111111111 11511111111 'l'11111111Ne.-1- 11111-11 M111 111 111-.11111 XX11.111'1'x1111 1.11 IN-111111'11 Xx1111x1111 11111111 X 11l1f N1.11s11.11l 111-11111 1'1111l 5111111111111 1 11,1111 111111 111-1111111 I..1k11 11111s, 1fl11111I.1 111113' .X1111 1111x1111f11111 X1-11011 1x'1 X1'1V1 1111111111 11111111111-, X11'u1111,1 11111111 5,1111 X11-:111-111111 x I11'11 A1111 1111111 1.1111111111111- 1111'11111 1,111 I1 11111s11111. 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Halifax .Ik-an Carman Yoder Hivkory James Franklin York Aslleville Billy lru Yrvung Burnsville lla vid .IQ-in-S Yfrungniaul l ine-ville Nova .le-an Ynunt Hickfrry ao' First Rum: Robert Gordon. John Lowrance. Robert Jcnkms. erollcl Row: John Pcrmar, Kcnnuth Jordan, Thlrcl Row: Forrest Pl'I'1'Tll - sc-Vcnly-five - SESUTID SEHTESTEH STUITETTTS .3 'I 4 2, FN 5 9. 1 W l I 1 Q ? HUT III 1 The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express. -Bacon lf1flHlI1U1HIflS! .sim SALLY BARBARA WHITFIELD Sponsored by Myers Dormitory M9 XMMJX76 geiwyd 17 7791 WM anagr- DAVXD MERPJCK 0 'ZA6 WEST AA 0 NEW YORK 36 0 LO, 3-0830 557 East 5h New York 22, N. Y. December l2. 1959 I W Mr. Roger A. Sh Mar Mars Hill, N. C. ai, Jr. s Hill College I Dear Mr. Shari All the photographs you sent me indicate lovely young ladies. lt is difficult and unfair to judge beauty from pictures. However, l have selected the one who appears to me to have the best features and brightness of personality. Ylease know that l consider them all quite pretty, but the first is outstanding to me. X l am out of New York at the moment and have no photograph of myself handy. as to my biographical material - l received a . Master of Fine Arts from Yale University in theatre production in l95O, came to New York where l worked briefly in television and then in the Broadway theatre as stage manager. 1 am now W production supervisor of all shows done by the David Merrick organization. We have five currently on Broadway - GYPSY, DESTRY RIDES AGAlN, LA PLUME, TAKE ME ALONG, SUZIE HONG Qwhich is in Boston HO15, and THE GOOD SOUP Qto open in Januaryd. . M As such l supervise casting, the technical end, coordinate 1 between director, dance director, musical dept. and in general I represent the producer. Once the show is opened it is my responsi- bility to check it, try to keep it in shape, make cast replace- ments, do second companies, etc., etc., etc. - all very frantic F but interesting. ou smoke on campus My very best wishes to you. By the nay, can y ' d to drink cocolas7 They couldn't not - and are the girls allowe in my day! But that nas a hundred years ego. V I Most sincere , X' QM ff 1 Neil Bartley Class of l935 47 47 -.f-:g:.:,,-, JOYCE IRENE LOCKHART Sponsored by Brown Dormitory V' ,, TRICIA IRENE BUTTE Sponsored by The Combined Cottages 'Q' SANDX LEIGH DANIEL Sponsm ed by Me-11 me DO1IHltOI'y FLIZABETH ANN MOORE Spam mul by 'Thr Mfim H111 Hmmm JU' b 'Qa'f Wm IDA PATRICIA ROBINSON Spovzsm ed by Sams D01 mltoly W8 ALICE JOAN WALKER Sponsmed by Spllman Dorrmtory 4' F I f ' , LORETTA MILLSAPPS May Queen IHHU DHU 1960 I 0 G. F 42.2, L I 6 I E 1 'I ! MELANIE CHAPMAN 4 Crown Bearer 1 1 1 1 N N N ' 1 N , :.,,f. , , 4 S 1X ? :H 4-W .' CONNIE LINVILLE CHARLES STEVENS Maid of Honor Consort 'f MARLENE EVANS MARY ETTA MANN 5 :a if F, s E f s S 5 5 , 12 ia 5 5 55 L ' If V ' we . , 5 1 3 li E 'E 3 Di 'Z If IHHU UHU 5 is F: F 3, PATRICIA ROBINSON DELORIS WILSON ANN WOODALL - eighty-four - I I I 1 I 1 i i I I I icnunr I I I I SANDY DANIEL FAITH EDWARDS A G.. . .4 e 1950 I I 1 I I I f- -. . . 5 5A 'W ' .- 1:-251 . 'V W 'BQ Q Q 1 e, ,W ' I ' a A , ja -4 's Aww -. .1 . , 159 , ,? fav- 2 ,Q Q , 'S ' , - 'rfwa . , L , .4 I. I JOYCE LOCKHART ZEE WALL SALLY WHITFIELD - eighty-five - HWUDHU1959 6 C 44 '- f vw .vi fiffb'-T gf' 'tv EM eighty-six I x Q U H 'N tl U 1 , i 11 il iv 4 4 A WI Q! 'Y M N Ll w p s H J Muzi: ll 9? ., xi W 'r 'iff ii?-e '74 1. What a surprise! 2. HTh6171'0g1'31fl1 for this evening is . . 3. How's the reception going? 4. Deck the halls with boughs of holly. 5. Stroup had a Christmas Party too. 6. What is this 1nz1dness'. ' K x L ,I. , , 'puff 2? - - . wk X, ,???:v-5 ',,1 l,W,,'H M ' fi FW, 5 V M. 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' ' 1- .21 ' 2' ff -.,, '- , ' -,izedivf ga- X lsiffff h .4 .1-.1 fF+'1'h 'V '-. ' 5' Qi R in ' V '35 ffl19f1i W 4 V , f M ,. , A N A,5.,:L-4:14, M , fx51'2?3:maniaQ2w:f3ggQ,fi-f?mf5a,2wq'f''4QffQx1,w5',,,-,. wg: ,.,Ls,mm af, 52 ,L 4 N K, W- M.-,.+. , W K in -V Raina '. hd I 7, dai., M' ,fx , VN' N 4 4 1 I wi-. W, Z JL ww ' ., N S HNIV lHlUlTl'lVJ'lT1'lfIS! cena I HTEHHHU 1 Lnlulnlflll ,al DORCAS JEAN PARKER Associate Editor ROGER A. SHAW, JR. Editor-in-Chief The curtain has finally closed and the LAUREL has gone to press. We've lost friends, sleep, good grades, and our tempers. The long nights of work, days Wasted chasing stu- dents and faculty members to have their pictures made, and the anxious hours spent contemplating the consequences of not meeting the deadline have passed with the brushing of the curtain on the floor of the stage. The staff, though small, has enjoyed its work. We especial- ly thank Mr. Walter P. Smith for his fine cooperation and help as photographer. The staff also gives a special Word of thanks to our advisor, Mr. Robert Chapman, for his able ability to solve all our problems and sign all our bills. And to those of the student body who wish to utter various grievances, we can only say: t'To err is humang to forgive, divine. TIM GORDON WALTER P. SMITH MELVIN TWIDDY Assistant Editor Photographer Staff Photographer ROBERT R. CHAPMAN Faculty Advisor JIMMY LANDRUM KAY ELLIOT CHARLES COBLE Business Manager Editorial Assistant Editorial Assistant - ninety - -as pq. ll 'Rx av 'Y '7 Sitting: Patsy Quillen, Fay Stone, Mary Louise Canter, Peggy Ann Hill. ' ' ' f Nancy Fulton. Janice Knable. Standing: Grady Simmons. B111 Casey. Editors editing . l l Q ,W 49. 235 S' . . . editorial assistants assisting 'S HIIILILIHUIPI LINDA SIMMONS Associate Editor CAROL RAYE LANKFORD Editor-in-Chief The theatre lights dimmed as a hush came over the audi- ence, the stage lights came on as the star of the show appeared. The performance had begun. Yes, another performance had begun at Mars Hill College, and as all performances it required planning, supervision, and practice. Every two weeks a rigid schedule compelled the actors to study their lines, revise the copy, and put on the finishing touches for the grande finale. The steady rhythm of the typewriters, staff meetings, nosey newspaper reporters, scraps of yellow paper, ads, telephone calls, scotch tape, headlines, long hours, and the five o'clock Friday deadline all lead up to the climax - another edition safe in the hands of the reader. All too soon the stage lights dim and all the 1959-60 editions of the HILLTOP are only history - written proof of the past performances on the M. H. C. campus. RON DENTON ROSA LYNN GRUITS NORRIS TISDALE Sports Editor Feature Editor Advertising Manager COLLIE GARNER Faculty Advisor BOBBIE SHIPLETT TOM GATTIS JEAN YODER Freshman Editor Circulation Manager Freshman Editor ninety-two - YT 1.,.. im. W rfs l -lliillll fI l N il X , 4 Q--4 3133 Sv 'Q' -A QW, . 4' L-fr 1 ' M iam V QA 'N ' , I '- -M ,:,-'f:T-- elf ,.:,vgg-'+1,1:-',,, , l X i P7 ' X l X nf '- ,x it 3 Seated: Sandy Ragsdalo. Linda Sherwood, Joan Blythe. Nancy Lane, Stflncling: Lynn GI'U1tS, Carol Lankforcl. Lillian Robinson, Mellna Vance, Tom Gattis .fa 315 1, ,X,. , X 4 x., l1l9l6l l Ron Denton and Norris Tisdale - ninety-thrn-0 - CLIU-PHILUHIHTHIH As the curtain rises on the Clio-Philomathian Literary Society for the year 1959-1960, the spotlight falls first on their ideals of Truth, Purity. and Fidelity. Then as the spotlight moves further across the stage of time. each respective term falls into the limelight. First, the drive for new members in C-I Term is seen. Following closely, is the scene which takes place during Anniversary Termg the time in which Clio and Phi present their elaborate programs in honor of each other. The stage is set first with the Philomathian theme, A Night of Peace g then with the Clio production Green Mansions. The spotlight is cast on Forensics Term with its emphasis on forensic competition. The curtain closes as the Commencement Term passes into the shadows, and the scene fades from Clio-Phi. 6-.--r , .A-,W . -Y -ea-s'i1Y 6?fii 1' X...-' 3: V 9 N 'S l it -I. 'D it ll llli I1 .. . x 3 s Q. : Y 1.5 ' Y ,4-' ab '-ol' -es- ,...,,'v Q f 'f I , 1, in , , QS-sh r , E' ,J ., A ., 5 l ll-I TEHHI First Row: Patricia Robinson, Presi- dent, Ruth Teague, Vice-President: Henri Fisher, Secretary: Mary Etta Mann, Censor. Second Row: Ken Spainhour. President: Van Ramsey, Vice-President: Nelson Tun- stall, Secretaryg Larry Harris, Censor. HHHIVEHSHRU TEHIH First Row: Mary Etta Mann, President: Emily Ann Smith, Reception Vice-President: Nancy Brunt, Literary Vice-President: Carol Kendall. Secretaryg Dot Gilliam, Censor. Second Row: Van Ramsey, President: John Stanton, Anniversary Vice-Presidentg Stan Jackman, Literary Vice-President: Ken Aydelette, Secretary: Lowell Dotson, Censor. FUHEHSICS TEHHI First Row: Emily Ann Smith, Presi- dent: Jane Phillips, Vice-President, Sallie Graham, Secretaryg Violet White, Censor. Second Row: John Stanton, President, Ken Aydelette, Vice-Presidentg Lowell Dotson. Secretary, Gene Aspy, Censor. f-4 '-'si Q 71 ij 2 if kj S w' 1. ' Y fa u f,V nl Wm 'kj-,I't' 5 ,A ,.-f . 5 . 'gig .. ' . n A 7 fx x -7' .w neg. Z jj 1 I k ,, -4- 53511 gi ff -uv C7 fu, und' ,-4-nf C-I TEHIH First Row: Ann Woodall, President: Joanna Powell, First Vice-President, Jane Wilkinson, Second Vice-President: Annette Hall, Secretary, Jean Parker, Ce-nsor. Sec- ond Row: Glenn Hodge. President: Peter Wong, Vice-President, Bobby Cutts, Secre- tary: Tommy Cave. Censor. HHHIVEHSHHU TERM First Row: Annette Hall, President: Jane Wilkinson, Reception Vice-President: Sara Leiby, Literary Vice-President: Jean Parker, Secretaryg Virginia Gibson, Censor, Second Row: Shault Coker, President: Tom- my Cave, Anniversary Vice-President: Mack Cradclock, Literary Vice-President: Art Jacobson. Secretary: Darden Battle. Censor. FUHEHSIC TERM First Row: Virginia Gibson, President: Carol Southerland. First Vice-President: Gail Dowdy. Second Vice-President, Nancy Lytton, Secretaryg Barbara Capell, Censor. Second Row: Peter Wong. President: Ned Slagle. Vice-President: James Whitehead. Secretary: Northrup Hood. Censor. HELHTIUHS CLUB HUHUH A chance to appear on the Mars Hill stage of honor is gained by each student who is willing to put forth genuine interest, a great deal of study and hard work, and perseverance. To be invited to join an honor club is a merit worthy of praise. The clubs cover the fields of business, English, history, the languages, music, religion, and science. To be CLUBS eligible scholastically, a student must make no less than thirty quality points with no grade below C and at least a B on the particular subject repre- sented by the club. Other personal qualifications are also considered. The clubs meet monthly to pre- sent programs of particular interest to club mem- bers. Members: Wayne Adams, Marietta Atkins, Libby Auten, Wesley Boling, Celia Caldwell. Ernest Causby, David Comer, Daniel Cox. Ann Deaton, Shirley Devonshire, Jim Early. Peter Edwards, Kay Elliott, Nancy Fulton, Zoro Guice, Susie Hembree, Thelma Hutchins. H. C. Johnson, Wanda Norris, Robert O'Brian, Ronald Pare, Cindy Perkins, Brenda Poston, Joanna Powell, Marian Quessen- berry, Lynda Reighard, Bob Richardson. Connie Scruggs, Roger Shaw, Bobbie Shiplett. Jimmie Showalter, Maryan Smith, Lydia Spivey, Helen Staley, Tommy Swain. Jeanne Th1'eatt, Ronnie Tuttle, Brenda Ruth Vinson. Zee Wall, Peggy Wise, Sharon Wood. ' or 5. . IHTERHHTIUHHL The International Re- lations Club, represent- ing the social sciences, offers to students an op- portunity to gain a deep- er insight into world af- fairs, past and present. The programs offer a chance for participation and discussion to all members. Such programs as the Current English Election and the Effect on the United States, American Foreign Pol- icy in World Affairs, and What Next For France? have been pre- sented. Through guest speakers such as Mr. Valentine Farkas, Span- ish and German teacher from Hungary, who spoke on Displaced Persons, the members of the I. R, C. have gained a knowledge of the situa- tion in the world today. llvrrllwf'-' ll4'l14'1- 1 llmxl-n l I11'nlu'tl1 llullhtl lllxn lllI'lnlllllI. lzlzum- tfllhrr- lN.lncy ljllllllpllllllll. Nullnttgl llunvzln lwllth lwlxxzmly llcllttnth1f,,lttgt1,l,.I1,tl5 I-,1.,,I, talvwlyn Eyelulgm-. lurn tmttls, Xllilllllll I. llzlxwtt. llllrlftlty Kllllluvn. llwtu Lynn Qll'LllllS, XVcstley llzlruvtt. Glurlzr June llzlyxxm-ttl, NlLlll4'lll' llwtxwrrtl. hulls .lgltwlrs Tun Jvllllgllll, Cultul Kenslilll. Lillllll l,:1r'll1l'u1'tl. Patrtcm Klt'l,:mtl1, hlillf' Etta: Munn, Suv lxllllllllll. l,ul'l-ttar Mtlwa Us. Zn-llu lXImrl'm'. Illzlry Sun Kl't'.'vr1s. Cwllltluc l u1tvra ll tvclrl. Gull Rt-ynultls. Lzuul 5llllll'j', l 2lj'L' Stmrc, fNvI:e.u11 lllllhlllll. C111-,lv Vkllll. 3 llnth P14 nunurr Su Lrnclar Wells. Ann Vkhtmtlzrll. .lt-:an Xllllllflf I-Ill lXIu+ltl1y. Ehfu Pierce. Run hlL'ClLlIlll'HL'li, 1 ww I l 2 T- sumslfaus '- nlus The Sc1'1lJlcruS Club. representrng tht hclnur studentS rn the EI3QllSll department, rs une uf the ten schularslup clubs authurrzed un the Mars Hrll Campus. The pru- grarns for tnc lllCCllIlj:1S usually cleal wlth a cer- tarn aspect ul' the hter- 7 ary world, Arnune the pregra1nS thrs year have been Puhtxer Prrze wrn- ner reports. plays. recr- tatlons. and CllSCL1SSlOI'lS un current hterary maga- zmes. ,T , , W , Q. A .' .. lllembers: Juclrth Alllscmn. Juy O. Buckner. Wllham Cam. Arnelra A, Coates Lmcla Culverhouse. Constance Eclwarcls, Jane Fogle. Jerry Ht,rlcnmbe, Sylvra Ann Holley, Jacquelyn Hough. Jane Howell. Daphne Huffman, Nancy L. Lane. Cunnre Lrnvrlle, Joyce Lockhart. Emrnalnelle Lovrngoocl. Llncla McBr1cle. Nancy Mrller. Sandra Noland. Jane Plulllps, Jennlf- Lou Roberts. Carolyn Schnercler. Rex Stephens. Melvln Twrclcly. Dlwuglas M, Valenttne, Mellba Vance. Martha Wllkle. Delorrs Wrlson. wie 1337 Q . 4 , 1 . , ,N K ,, .f , J Busmfss ,CLUB The Busrness Club et'- fers programs that prove heneflclal and enjoyable to the honor business Students at Mars Hlll, The frrst program of the year centered nn secretarral development. adapted frum the honk- let. The Girl VVith the Halo, DISCLISSIUIIS tn other meetrngs were un Your Flrst .IUl3, How tc Land Ypur Jeb. A-CLlSllllN9l'S Are Bfgsses. ton, and Your Ecu- nmnic Future, These discusslons were led by rnemlners of the club. l s 4 N-...- Members: Connie Brady. Reva Cook, Virginia Gibson, Jean Parker, Frances Shirley, JoAnn Watts. Doris Yates, Peggy Woody, Morris Mason, Suzanne Jones, Rosemary Jones, Fredina Hart, Betty Spoon, Betty Fowler, Alice Boley, Janis Layne, Judith Gore, Bart Bounous. SPHHISH F CLUB The Spanish Club of- fers a chance for all members to become ac- quainted with the life, literature and customs of the Spanish people. A portion of this un- derstanding is gained through special projects, such as the preparation of Spanish meals which are sometimes served at the meetings. Special guest speakers and group discussions further high- light the meetings, A special emphasis is placed on Latin American cul- ture. Reports from Span- ish magazines, short stories, and classics are are often considered in the meetings. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is outstanding among the modern language honor clubs. Programs dealing with French life, cus- toms, art, and history are presented at the meetings. Guest speak- ers often help the mem- bers to understand the culture of the French people. At one of the meetings Mr. Joe Robin- son led a discussion on French art. Other pro- grams have been based on French drama, litera- ture, and conversation. Members: Peggy Cantrell, David Coffey, Barbara Erwin, Barbara Ferguson, Martha Fisher, Judy Frisbee, Morris Hooton, Linda Huneycutt, Louise Hyde, Betsy Jackson, Marie Newton, Christine Phillips, Patsy Quillen, Dorothy Sanders, Mary Sentelle, Mary Tabor. F LUGUTHIH The Bible llonor Club, Logothla, offers to its members ai ehanee for more study and a deep- er understanding ot' the Bible Among the pro- grams which have been presemed this year have bl-en: Old Testament. Foreruimer of the New Testament. and Auth- ority of the Scriptures. Informal discussions give each of the members an opportunity to express his opinions in the meetings. Guest speak- ers also help the mem- bers of Logothia to in- crease their knowledge of the Bible, Illemlwrsi Johnny Singletary. Bob Baker, Arthur Collier, Cynthia Finch. Georgette Dowd, Francis Catherine Greene, Martha Hughes. Jennie Lee White, Gladys Ponder. Nellie Aldridge, Bill Casey, Charles Adams, Edwina Freeinan. Virginia Webb. Clarence Moss, Jackie Hutchins, Ken Adylette, Peggy Hill. North' rup Hood. UHPHEUH CLUB At Mars Hill, the mu- sic honor club, known as the Orpheon Club, offers the opportunity for those honor students who are musically inclined to dis- cuss and enjoy various phases of th e music world. The O r p h e 0 ii Club s t a g ed a get- acquamtecl party for all music majors at the first meeting. Programs for the club range from 'nusical games to Con- certs, and Often include guest speakers. Members: Nancy Bowers. Aney Melton, Ruby Smith. Martha Teague. Judy Newman, Lucy Rhodes, Patricia Robinson, Barbara Erwin. Lynda McNeill, Edwina Tart. Juanita Williams, Sue Kester, Latane James, Barbara Chenault. Ruth Teague. Members: Doug Aldredge, Sam Beard, Brenda Bell. Ann Broome, Barbara Cape-ll, Chris Combs, Bobby Davis, Jim Elliott. Michael Foster, John Fisher, Larry Freeman, Graydon Hudspeth, Jarmen Jenkins, Verlie Lawing, Bill Long, Robert Meldrum, Gerald Murdock, John Pardue, Gwen Picklesimer, John Pitt, Frank Pittman, Charles Porter, Karen Reid, Leon Rhyne, Cecelia Rigsbee, Jack Stokes. John Graham, Doris Waller, Ray Walker, Carolyn Keenum, Melva West, Jimmy Williamson, Tommy Wilson, Hugo Wong, Peter Wong, Phil Lai. SCIENCE CLUB Members of the Science Club receive a deeper insight into the mys- teries and phenomena of the sciences. The basis for discussion of many meetings is drawn from topics of papers written by students, or from special research projects. The latest scientific ad- vances are reviewed by the members of the club. The Science Club in- cludes all the depart- ments of science at Mars Hill. Scenes from the debate between the Mars Hill College Debaters and the Cambridge Debaters. X f. Seated: Stan Jackman. Larry Vaughn, Edward Bagwell. Mr. Crisp. Coolid e Porterfield, Bill Deans. John Stanton. Standing: Joe Stanley, Tuckei Gibson John Reagan. FUHEHSICS ltlllll In the field of Forensics, Mars Hill is respected by junior colleges and senior colleges alike. Always a tough opponent, the Mars Hill Forensics Team for 1959-1960. under the sponsorship of Mr. Gentry Crisp, has maintained a tightly filled schedule. The first debate was a practice debate with Gardner-Webb College. The team also at- tended the Novice Debate Tournament at Wake Forest College and the Appalachian Forensic Tournament at Boone, N. C. These tournaments have included competi- tion in oral reading. radio, speech. public address. problem solving, and full rounds of debate. The highlight of the year was the contest between the Mars Hill debaters and ai team of Cambridge debaters, who were making an tour of the colleges of the Eastern United States. The topic of the debate was: Resolved that requirement of membership in a labor organization as a condition of employment should be illegal. The Mars Hill debaters, who took the affirma- tive, were victorious. W one hundred and three - MR. CRISP, Coach O car Wildes The Importance of Being Earnest was presented hx the Dramateers as a part of the Freshman orientation program, 1 x.. 'N -. ,!3'-6-7 -s . . ti The house lights dim, and again the curtain rises on an active scene at Mars Hill. It is recognized at once as the Dramateers. For those who love good plays and enjoy acting, the Dramateers affords fellowship and o ,x ,cb IA 12.41 l 11' Q? 2' s se. -U W 1 , DRHIHHTEEHS 'H' , I-4-4 experience in stage productions. Several major productions and numerous ELIZABETH one-act plays are presented during the year. This organization sponsors WEBSTER WATSON plays not only in the club meetings on campus but also in off-campus Director organizations. Mars Hill always achieves high ratings in the productions which the Dramateers give in the annual drama festival at Chapel Hill. Among the major productions presented in the college auditorium by the Dramateers this year have been: The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde, and The Hasty Heart, by John Patrick. First Row: Judy Elam, Sue Pearce. Second Row: Marietta Atkins. Third Row: Charles Bishop. Wyndal Charles Stevens, Feriel Forbus. Mrs. Watson. Carol Arm Thorpe, Jimmy Wiggins. Don Shuman. Roger Shaw. Clar- Harris, Richard Brassell. Marlene Evans, John Morrow. ence Moss Joe Stanley, Jeff Griffin, Roy Mehaffey, Clotilda Weddington, Van Ramsey, Cecelia Rigsbee. Brenda Levy. Brenda McCorkle. John Patricks The Hasty Heart, a comedy- clrama in three acts, was the fall production of the Dramateers, The play was presented on November 1-1, 1959, with John Morrow as Lachlen and Fericl Forbus as Nurse Margaret. The annual faculty play was The Devil and Daniel Webster, written by Stephen Vincent Benet, and presented in Chapel on February 24 and 25, 1960. Robert Melvin as Daniel Webster, debated with Ellison Jenkins, who played the part of the Devil, for the soul of Jabez Stone, a part played by Robert Chapman. The Christmas play, A Child Is Born, by Stephen Vincent Benet, was given in Chapel on December 14 and 15. Tucker Gibson. the inn- keeper, and Brenda Levy, the innkeeper's wife, presented the human side of the innkeeper's story. 54,51 Seated: Lucy Rhodes, Frances Shirley, Brenda Poston, Celia Caldwell. Stcmding: Maryan Smith, Jackie Harron, Jimmy Poe, Linn Rice, Nelson Tunstall. Rex Stephens, Dorothy Gilliam. HHT CLUB The Art Club, although not an honor club, is composed mainly of art majors. The Art Club meets once a month for the purpose of promoting a general interest in art on the campus. The activities of the club in- clude exhibits and var- ious drawing and craft projects. All students who are interested in art. who seek the fellowship of other art admirers, and who welcome con- structive criticism from one who is well quali- fied to give it, join the Art Club. Mr, Joe Chris Robinson is the Art Club's advisor. Familiar- ization with the materials and techniques used in art and its related fields is brought about through illustrated lectures, art films, and other proisrcts sponsored by the club. CULLEGE MHHSHHLS Again the drama of Mars Hill shifts to the stage of honor. The stars of this performance re- ceive special billing as the College Marshals. Each year, from the stu- dent body, a select few are chosen as college marshals. These marshals are chosen by the facul- ty and receive this honor because of their good character, attractive per- sonality and outstanding scholarship. It is the duty of the marshals to act as ushers for special occasions and perform- ances and to assist guests in any wav possible. First Row: Tom Gregor, Tonia Agnolia. Ron Welch, Janet Spivey, Gail Bowers, Betsy Jackson, Lance Henderson, William Landing. Second Row: Faith Daniel- son, Emily Smith, Jane Wilkinson, Mary Alice Leopard, Keyser Levering. Third Row: Patsy Quillen. Wyndal Tharpe. Julia Van Proyen, Lindsay Mason, Juanita Williams. HUWE EUUHUHHES CLUB The Home Economics Club is composed ut stu- dents interested in home economies. To be eligi- ble for membership, a student must be taking, or must have completed, at least one Course in the field of Home Economies and must maintain cer- tain standards and ideals of the College. Membeis of the club enjoy a var- iety of activities which range from outdoor sup- pers to formal teas, By participating in the club, the members gain valu- able experience in cloth- ing selection and Con- struction: food selection: preparation. and preser- vation: nutrition and service of familv meals. and, house planning and furnishings, QM Front Row: Charlyne Hearn, Etta Carson, Verna Dryden, Barbara Erwin. Second Row: Karolee Lowe, Nancy Dillingham, Connie Brady, Phyllis Gores, Martha Fisher, Ann Reece, Carol Kendall, Alda Jean Cantrell, Annette Hall, Reva Cook, Martha Nanney, Third Row: Doris Yates, Virginia Gibson. Janet Spivey, Mrs. Howell. Reba Perry, Martha Hankins. HUHMHG CLUB The pre-nursing stu- dents of Mars Hill con- tribute to the scene on the stage of activity as thev partir-ipate in the Nursine Club. The fu- ture nurses enjoy meet- me together to share ideas along the lines of their mutual aspirations and intended professions. They find the Nursing Club to be the realiza- tion of this desire of fel- lowship, The college ina firinary provides a suit- able setting for the meetlnes of the Nursing Club. -First Row: Fredina Hart, Joan Blythe, Lola Rogers, Mary Gail Clark, Betsy Kaiser. Seermcl Row: Peggy Lois Tatum, Sue Milburn, Miss Eva Brewer. Seated: Mel Luther, Bob Meldrum, Ron Denton. Max Lennon, Charles Porter, Dean Lynch, Tim Gordon, Richard Sellers. Standing: Danny Nichols, Perry Allen, Ray Jackson, John Dame-wood, Rex Stephens, Melvin Twiddy, Gene Braddy, Don Everhart, Jackie Harron. WUWEWS STUDENT GUUHCH Assisted by the Men's Council, the Women's Student Council gave Va Halloween party, initi- ated a cafeteria conduct committee, and partici- pated in presenting the idea of an Honor System to the student body. The Women's Council con- vened throughout the year to discuss problems which arose in the dorm- itories and on campus. The Council strives to promote student democ- racy and harmony on Mars Hill campus. IHEH3 STUDENT CUUHCH Counseling, not couri- ciling has been the theme of the Men's Stu- dent Council this year. This council is composed of the president, vice- president, and secretary of each of the five men's dormitories, and the pres- ident from each cottage. Officers this year were: President, Charles Por- ter: vice-president, Max Lennong and secretary, Ron Denton. Seated: Gladys Joyce, Patsy Quillen, Jackie Hutchings, Rosa Lynn Gruits, Doris Elrocl, Sallie Graham,.Dot Gilliam, Jane Phillips, Sara Leiby. Standing: Loretta Millsapps, Connie Linville Fr X' 1' lf, - ': ,', , ' ' Irs , - I 1 4, L -va7Ei3 W I I , llifii. iii' f' if-5 7 15 wif- AY 'Z Kiwi '?1 2 ilu!-'ali f. ug i , ll g?f fWff'? X 1' ii' 2 ' f f P f .n Xl: ' 3 E j., vtige , -?g,:g:f.gff,1.i-5 5 -1 . ' fx fi iff 4 . ' Qi51.f-' -- 5:14-',. V' a., TA ,nffff U4 ' A ' H'-y f Y . 'A .' .,.'r2.z, lx 'T ' 'Fx-' H W-- lt. 1. Flower girl at the wedding. 2. Wuu't the Coat liultmi, lleve1'enclZ ' 3. The Accents and lt's 21 Blue World. 4. A Beatnick Party? 5. Where are you two going? 6. Walking in a winter XVUllClE'l'l2lIlfl.n - um' hundred and nine - av :rs meme Mx ,ff- -s 1 EHCOIG 2 A Chustmaq Play 3 The thlee Stooge-D 4 Oh t snovsed' 5 Gomg fol a walk Dean 6 The xeqetable Weedmg 7 Oh Happv Day one hundred and ten .Qg,,, ,- , we hy Lx: 13,15 h. 4? '-Mraz.: , er, H- ' wviv 7 h -- x , A 'V , VN, W f , , 'XG . V1 Y, V 3. , f ' 1 X f 3 j ,,, x h h h h S599 ' HHH!!! S9 l I. E ---- ,. .Q E , ' 11 . if 1, . . if -. . X .1 , . ' . . . . '. ' '. . , i v v ' 1 v v ' is . , . . , . . f k . . 7 Sce Music is well said to be the speech of angels -Carlyle HIUSIC ne ll l THE IIULLEGE BHUIH Nothing can better enhance a production than the com- bination of many voices in song. Composed of many of the finest voices on campus, the College Choir is one of Mars Hill's most prized organizations. Membership is by audition only. The choir participates in many college functions, using sacred and secular music, including the latest Broadway productions. Many outstanding presentations have been offered to the college. In addition to participating in campus functions, the choir makes an annual spring tour to present programs in churches, high THOMAS J. COLE Director VAN RAMSEY President Front Row: Belva Hudson, Janice McGrady, Linda McNeil, Jane Stevenson, Linda Holland, Barbara Warren, Mary Dale Carter, Violet White, Elaine Cothran, Kay Shadoan, Zella Moore. Second Row: Linda James, Feriel Forbus, Sue Kester, Carol Kendall, Judy Thames, Ruth Teague, Lucy Rhodes, Edwina Tart, Pat Robinson, Nancy Bowers. Third Row: Annette Hall, Tom Reed. Wayne Roberts, Jabin Simcox, Aney Melton, Marlene Evans, schools, and other colleges. Martha Teague, Jeff Griffen, Coolidge Porterfield, Lane West, Linda Honeycutt, Judy Newman, Clotilda Wedding- ton. Fourth Row: Bob Richardson, Van Ramsey, Dave Muir, Don Everhart, Mel Luther, Herbert Osborne, Bob Hancock, Glenn Hodge, David Mitchum, Fred Linken- hoker, Lowell Dotson, Glen McElroy, Ron Stamey, Dave Biggers, Ron Chalker. l i l I i 4 First Roni: Oren Triplett. Stanley Jackman, Gurdon Betenbaugli, Lydia Spivey. Odell Rcnigar. Jenny Lou Roberts, Joanna Powell, Carolyn Davis. Faith Eclwarcls, Brenda Bell. Seconcl Row: Julia Ann Justice, Jane Dellinger. Betty Lenard, Mary Noble, B111 Gray, Mayon Weeks, Knolun Bentlelfl. Bobby Edwards, Joseph Sulli- van. Carol Soutlicrlancl, Judy 1Vlessvr, Virginia Collis. Third Row: Hampton Kickllglitrfig Virgil Smith, Sharun Wwocl, Thomas Cuve. Donald Davis, B111 Milne-, James Landrum. Strmfling: Margaret Eppig. Jacques Kronimus. Jucly Clotlfclter, Frecltrick 1-lunxilley. Mr. Joe Natf, director. . 11' ,.',, lHE Banu , Music and clrznna are inseparzilmle. As the curtain rises on another scene from Mars Hill campus, the spotlight pauses. and for 11 moment casts its light on the college bzmtl. The Mars Hill ff lf '5 College Band has become a vital part of the college life. The Marching Band performs at all home football games, giving interesting and varied half-time shows. This group also ac- :7' companiecl the football team on trips. During the spring semester, the band presents ai inzrjor concert on campus and makes a tour of high schools in the state. STANLEY JACKMAN President JOE 1V1. NAFF Director lllHJllllEllES Judy Messer Arm Damerorx Ann Moore Carol Southerlancl Betty Leonard Faith Edwards 1--gg 3 JOE M. NAFF Director BILL MILNE President First Row: Joe Naff, Ruby Smith, Nell Rita Fox. Eva Mae Dillaid. Cindy Tomberlin, Gail Clark, Mary Katherine Latta. Judy Buckner, Betty Leonard, Judy Clodfelter, Connie Joiner, Linda Hendren, Anna Naff. Second Row: Peggy Eppig, Brenda Buckner, Barbara Chenault, Georgette Dowdy. Barbara Erwin, Judy Gore, Rebecca Hammer, Juanita Williams, Alice Board, Joan Blythe. Woody Shephard, Mamie Purvis, Gladys Ponder. Gwen Picklesimer. Third Row: Carol Sutherland. Han- THE CHIHPUS CHUIH Without a song, what scene in the drama of Mars Hill would be complete? Participation in the Campus Choir proves throughout the year to be of endless value and enjoyment. Membership in the choir is open to the entire student body. The choir, composed of mixed voices, has given several pro- grams in chapel and concerts on campus. For students who enjoy an opportunity to lift up their voices, it is a fine organization for fellowship and fun. nah Greene, Jennie Lou Roberts. Celia Caldwell, Eleanor Robbins, Joyce Little, Linda Sherwood, Thelma Hutchins, Linda Cobb, Sue Milburn, Latane James, Virginia Camp- bell, Connie Edwards, Judy Powell, Dixie Chastain. Cynthia Finch, Sandra Justice. Fourth Row: Ned Slagle, Tommy Cave. Bill Culver. Bill Milne, Hamp Kicklighter, Page Shelton, Virgil Smith. Knolan Benfield, Robert Welch, Jim McKinnon, Joe Stanley, Stan Jackman, Gor- don Betenbaugh, Ray Bradley. Scene III A man without convictions is a tramp on the road that leads to the land of nowhere. -Evangelist HELIGIUH Y:w?.,,, 1-.,.4 K 5 3 -.1.-:-:, f:m1- .:1fj+::'-:- ,z ' .- 3 fit- ft .,t Y, Seated: Vollis Summerlin. Mission Council Chairman: Loretta Millsapps, Third Vice-Presidentg Bobby Cutts, Ministerial Conference Representativeg Jeanne Threatt, Secretary: David Bradley. Town Representative: Ruth Teague, Music Chairman: Nelson Tunstall, Treasurer: Bob Hancock. President: Doris Jacobs, First Vice-President: BHPTIST STUUEHT UHIUH To enhance the drama of life at Mars Hill, and give it deeper spiritual meaning, the Baptist Student Union serves as the nucleus of Christian activity. Linking the college students and the local church, the B.S.U. acts as the unifying force of all religious organizations on the campus. Students belonging to one of the unit organizations - Chu1'ch, Sunday School, Baptist Training Union. Young Woman's Auxiliary, Ministerial Confer- ence, Volunteers for Christ, Youth Temperance Council, Chris- tian Citizenship Committee -- are members of the B.S.U. The B.S.U. seeks to develop the spiritual and social life of the stu- dent by giving a foundation for a life of Christian endeavor. The Executive Council is composed of executive officers and representatives from the unit organizations. The Greater Coun- cil is composed of working committees headed by the Executive Council members. The Baptist Student Union sponsors vespers, morning Thurston Martin, Sunday School Superintendent: Peggy Lois Tatum, Y.W.A. President: Joanna Powell, Second Vice-President. Standing: Mel Luther, Brotherhood Pres- ident: Don Davis. Training Union Director: Peter Wong, Publicity Chairmang Shirley Edney, President of Volun- teers for Christ. BOB HANCOCK President watch, and prayer groups as well as the traditional Thanks- giving program, seasonal parties in the dormitories, and other religious and social activities. - one hundred and sixteen - l959-BU B. S. U. Cllllllllll The Baptist Student Union Council is composed of execu- tive officers and rep1'esentz1tives of the unit orgizlnizzitions of the B.S.U., as well as working' committees headed by Executive Council members. These representatives are known respective- ly as the Executive Council and the Greater Council. The coun- cil members strive to make the link between the college students and the local church ever stronger. Through their efforts, the members of the council uid in the development of the spiritual and Social life of the campus by planning the activities of the B.S.U. The activities of the B.S.U. permeate all phases 0 ' I ' W - .. ,.......... X: fth .,,i'U DR. ELLA J. PIERCE Sponsor e Mars Hill students life. .Vw . vMe,,...., First Row: Charles Ritchie. John Reagan. Ned Pryor, Craddock, Bob Baker. Gene Wilson. Johnny Single- Jerry Stanfield. James Webster, Maxie Threatt. Sec-ond tary. Third Row: Don Davis. Tucker Gibson. Wesley Row: Tim Sellers. Jim Lowery, Charles Stevens. Mack Bowling, Ed Morton. Art Collier. Bob Hancock. IUIHISTEHIHL UUHFEREHBE 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. It further offers experience in missionary activity and in the solution of pastoral problems. All ministerial students enrolled in the College are automatically members of the Minis- terial Conference. These ministerial students serve as ushers for the Sunday evening services in the local church, direct the evening worship once a quarter, and help to promote a bond of Christian fellowship 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 future pastors. - one hundred and eighteen - VlllUlllfEHS FUR CHRIST The Volunteers for Christ is an organization for those other than ministerial students who have dedicated their lives to church related voca- tions. This volunteer service group meets once a month for programs on missions, personal evange- lism, and opportunities for Christian service. Mis- sion programs and projects are a vital part of the activities of the Volunteers for Christ. The group strives constantly to stimulate greater interest in Members: Nellie Aldridge, Linda Barbour, Mary K. Bass, Janice Beck, Alice Board, Jessica Doyette, Becky Bowen, Edna Bryant. Wanda Bryant, Celia Ann Caldwell. Barbara Faye Capel, Billie Faye Christie. Gloria Collins, Gail Dowdy, Shirley Edney, Peter Edwards, Edwin Free- man. Dorothy Gilliam, Sally Graham, Rosa Lynn Gruits. Peggy Hill, Marlene Howard, Jackie Hutchings, Thelma V i 5 . ' missions, to give members opportunities to partici- pate in service projects, and to better prepare stu- dents for meeting the challenges of the world, in anticipation ot' the time when these Volunteers for Christ shall answer the challenge of the Great Commission. Furthermore, the Volunteers for Christ is for the training of those students who have dedicated themselves to Christian service either at home or abroad. Hutchings, Art Jacobson, Nancy Lytton, Chris Hardy, Eddie Newman, Page Shelton, Frances Shirley, Linda Sherwood, Peggy Lois Tatum, Virginia Webb, Peggy Woody, Brenda Ruth Vinson, Faye Stone, Catharine Green. Betsy Jackson, Kay Jordon, Joe Stanley, Joyce Barber. Paul Summers, Cynthia Finch, Virginia Collis, Lillian Robinson, Jane Haywood. UUUHG lllUlllEll'S HUXILIHRU The Young Wonien's Auxiliary has a special place in the program of Christian discipleship by giving students a broader and more comprehensive conception of world missionary activi- ties. Two general meetings are held each month, as well as weekly hall meetings in the dormitories. The Y.W.A. group meets together to study about the various mission fields and of the workers there. The Young Women's Auxiliary sponsors the Lottie Moon Christmas offering, chapel programs, and directs 'V' other missionary activities on campus. PEGGY LOIS TATUM Y.W.A. Campus President Seated: Gloria Collins. Nova Jean Yount, Cynthia ing: Bobbie Shiplett, Jessica Boyette, Glenna Sue Halsey, Finch. Doris Yates, Malinda Duncan, Peggy Lois Tatum, Cynthia Perkins, Woody Shepard, Mary Etta Mann, Janice Emniabelle Lovingood, Sally Graham. Dot Gilliam, Stand- Beck. Sara Spoon. Gail Dowdy, Doris Jacobs. Those are sea-rws firm: the GA. Huusz- Party, fur wliivh the Y,W,Afs welt- lirrslcfsses The Chiistini Citizenship Fnnnnittee hulcls l'Q'flll'll' munlh- ly meetings. At these meetings the members fliscuss citizen- ship and lifvw good citizenship might he prrnnntecl fin Mars Hill campus. The C'h1'istian Citizenship Vommittee Presirlent is Duris Yates. Seated: Page Shel- ton, D 0 r i s Yates, Daphne Huffman, Bil- lie Faye Christie, John Reagan, Bob Meldrum. Seated: Gail Dowdy, Vollis Summerlin. Barbara Warren, Charles Stevens, Stancling: Charles Ritchie. Maxie Threatt. Linda Barbour, WETHUDIST STUDENT WUVEMEHT The Methodist students on the campus are pro- vided opportunities for training and fellowship in the Methodist Student Movement. A spirit of friendly cooperation ex- ists between the M.S.M. and the B.S.U. Through the varied activities sponsored by the Metho- dist Student Movement, all members are given a great opportunity for Christian growth as they are kept busy for Christ. , MISMUH CUUHCH Inspired by the desire of students to spread the Gospel. the Mission Coun- cil conducts week-end revivals, holds church seivices in various com- munity churches, and sponsors other off-cam- pus missionary activities. Furthermore, as the mem- bers of the council travel from place to place in the mission buggy, they attempt to spread joy, fellowship. and the Word of God to persons in the Oteen Veterans Hospital, in the prison camps, or other nearby missions. Through the M is s i o n Council Mars Hill radi- ates the Christian at- mosphere for which it is distinguished. First Roir: Don Miller. Gayle McClenny, Becky Bergin, Marian Quesenberry. Nancy Keith, Larry Vaughn. Rev. Jim Thurman. Second Row: John Damewood. UHHTERBUHLI BLUB Epxscopalxans enrolled at Mars Hxll may gum the Canterbury Club, a group whleh meets fur fel lowshlp, lnstructlun and CU-UDGl'3llOI'1 wrth the local Church, The Canterbury Club works together wnh the BSU. the Methodlst Student Movement. and the West- IDIDSTCI' Fellowslnp. The Canterbury Club holds regular meetmgs m which the members work tu- warcl a better unclfr- Standme of the prmelples of the Episcopal Church and prumote Cl1l'lSllExfl xqleals m all Campus aetlvltles, wi 3 C7 Q? 'U' -Qui in 1 Firxt Rmr: Jack Stukes, Debbie Edwards, Frances Taylor. BEIIHIL' Baker. .Set-rtftql Rmri John Ewart, Bolo Julmsnn. Eugene Woltz. First Row: June Frank. Barbara D3V1ClSUI'1, Janice Knable. Second Rout John Reagan, Jim Showalter. Charles Adams, David Coffey. lllESllllIllSlEH FELLULUSHIP The Westmmster Fel- luwshlp has been re- urgantzed this year on Mfrs Hlll Campus. Pres- byterian students mf the Colleen- compose the mem- lJQ1'SlllD of the Westmm- ster Felluwsltlp, Th1s ur- Q?ill1ZHll01'l wurks to pru- mote Christlan fellow- shlp and grfjvwtll. The members of the West- minster Felluxvsltlp tlnd a chance' for trainmg and servlee hy particl- patiun m the urganwa- tion. A Q-4 .1 -'Aw' fp , ,. fi li fl if up gy 171, 'J V ' .. i , ,4 g if 4 ji? fag 'kfjiib v L 'kiwffsf ' AWA Q nw ,s 1 W7 7' , . , x . f ,. if i Jai QQ' X Q35 QQ? was 'AS Qgxxibzl, Mwevd N5- g,,3nt-we-QQ mm Q . xl-. NM- f 5,4 Wi' ff HUT V It is only through labor and IJl'llyQl'fl1l effort hy grim energy and resolute courage thu we move on to better things, -F. D. Roosevelt I l I y XHlI!HW1lIawSh . l , 'NWI X X JM ' V J -- 1, f 11. 1' J F U U T B H L l as ,CW -I 9 5 9 r Assistant Coach Wood and Coach Henderson -in N.: 31 'uf' xo, First Row: Larry Picklesimer. Bill Thompson, Frank Watkins, Allen Fish. K. Williams, Clay Jones. Second Row: Dennis Corn. Ford Parker, Stanley Lawhon. Benny Candler. Richard Russo, Jim Schaubach. Third Row: Mike Walker. Herman Benton. Joe Bartee. Burt Burch- field, Buddy Windle. Henry Webster, Morris Mason. Fourth Row: David Bradley. Tom Neal, Larry Hodgens, James Warfford, Gary Vannoy, Mort Payne, Jim Webster Fifth Row: Harry Ashley, Carroll Miller, Clarence Maxey Tom Greger. Wendell Wood. Sirth Row: David Ruther- ford. Mel Williams, Ron Denton, Jack Street, Len Watson Dick Graybill, Robert Wright. Seventh Row: John Fisher Lowery Worley, Bob Hughes, John Arkansas, John Royall Jack Graham, Tom Hayes and Tom Sanford. 11,0 , x ' c Y, by 1 AJ . -1. pf J 9 Q fg ' 3 l in 4 mb ' 1 -. . UUTSTHH C lvl L La l 'fl - 5: I ji mass rvgf .6 1 1 A --.4 l lf , 44 4 F QP: 1' nr .ff ' fy. H 3 fl f DIH6 PlHUEHS, 1959 D tn Robot Hughes David Rutherford Buddv Wlndle. Top Row: Ron en o , A' , , , A Burt Birchfield. Middle Row: Benny Candler, Clay Jones, Zeb Hawhon. Ford Parker, Bottom Row: Gary Vannoy, John Arkansas, Laxry Picklesimer. Allen Fish, Richard Russo. - one hundred and twenty-seven - ' FUUTBHLL '59 The Mars Hill College fighting Lions termi- nated the A59-'60 grid season with a 4-2 confer- ence record, and an overall standing of 4-4. This placed Mars Hill in a tie with Wingate College for first place in the WCJCC standings. The Lions, coached by Don Henderson, de- fied all pre-season expectations by downing tough Wingate in the opening game, 6-3. Buddy Windel and Richard Russo sparked Mars Hill's offensive attack, while David Rutherford and Ground- hog Thompson looked good on defense. Both Windle and Russo will be returning next year. Russo is an All-State high school player from New Jersey. The following week at Banner Elk, Mars Hill outscored the Lees-McRae Bobcats 20-12. Co- Captain Allen Fish scored twice in the third period to pace the Lions. Burt Burchfield and Larry Picklesimer alternated at the quarterback slot, handling the offensive attack beautifully. Mars Hill journeyed to Staunton, Virginia the next week, and was soundly trounced by Staunton Military Academy. Ron Denton scored Mars Hill's only touchdown early in the fourth period. Avenging this defeat, Mars Hill retaliated by downing the Gardner-Webb Bulldogs, 6-0. Gard- ner-Webb had previously been ranked third among junior college powers in the South. Hefty tackles, Clay Jones, 222, and John Arkansas, 225, were the mainstays for Mars Hill in the line. The game developed into a defensive battle, with Mars Hill's only score coming in the final period on a pass from All-American quarterback, Larry Picklesimer, to All-Conference end, Ford Parker. The Lions soundly laced Lees-McRae in their next outing, 35-O, but suffered several injuries that hampered the Lions for the remainder of the season. Mars Hill lost the three remaining games of the season to Wingate, Carson-Newman, and Gardner-Webb. Coach Don Henderson says of this ball club, I have had better records and higher scoring teams, but I have never had a harder hitting team. They play clean, hard-knocking football. Team Elected Outstanding Members Quarterback Larry Picklesimer, sophomore from Brevard, was chosen Mars Hill's most valu- able football player for the '59 season. The selection was made by his teammates. Pickle- simer was a star for four years at Brevard, and was selected to the Junior College All-American team for his performance this year. Besides be- ing an outstanding quarterback, Larry was also a mainstay on defense. Best offensive player went to Buddy Windle. Windle hails from Loudon, Tennessee -M the best town in the best state in the union - according' to Buddy and his coliort. Groundhog Thomp- son. Ford Parker was awarded the best blocker award. Parker was outstanding on offense all year, and he surely would have gotten the best pass receiving award, had one been given. David Rutherford. defensive captain and a Hoss on defense, was elected by his teammates as the best defensive player. David surely de- serves all the honor bestowed upon him. for he was a tremendous ballplayer. Lions Placed Five on All-Conference Team Coaches Don Henderson, Fred Dickerson of Lees-McRae, Bill Connell of Wingate, and Norman Harris of Gardner-VVebb selected five of Mars Hill's gridders to the WCJCC All-Confer- ence Team. Nine of the players were furnished by Wingate and Mars Hill. Conference co- champions. The coaches were unanimous in their selection of Gardner-Webb's Ed Lohr of Rich- mond, Virginia, for one of the tackle spots: Win- gate's Al Frieze of Concord and Mars Hill's Lowery Worley of Marshall for the guards: and VVingate's Marvin Crowder of Clarksville, Vir- ginia, for one of the halfback posts. A tie be- tween Mars Hill's Ford Parker of Asheville and Wingate's Leonard Ward of Charlotte for one of the end positions produced the 12-man team. The other wingman is Lees-McRae's Gary Thomp- son. The remainder of the team includes Mars Hill's Clay Jones of Greenville, South Carolina, tackle: Wingate's J. P. Dowd of Bennetsville, South Carolina, center, Mars Hill's Larry Pickle- simer of Brevard and Buddy Windle at quarter- back and halfback, respectively: and Lees- McRae's Terry Fostell of Andrews at fullback. Honorable mention was made of Mars Hill's center, Stanley Lawhon of Albemarle. Managers 1-'L ---4 .h '-- Liv- ' nv Q-' ' ' J 4 0 -1- 1 , A .,,.f'1,,,,, im' if - - --.-M.. ..,,p. .JL Ja -- rf ::L,,,awf- 4 va Picklesimer, Arkansas Made All-American Team John Arkansas and Larry Picklesimer were selected on the Fourth Annual Junior College All- American team by the Wigwam Wisemen of America. Their selection automatically placed them on the eligible list for the annual Junior College All-American East-West game at Albu- querque, New Mexico. , 5. Q .f. M N'fg,,'4 Q if R 1 l ,.,, A E, I QC . x f l .H QQ BHSHETBHLI. Kelly Johnson Bob Holsten Wayne Teague Clarence Maxey David Hughes Charles Clifton COACH HARREL WOOD 1 1959-1960 CONFERENCE Wesley Hargett RESULTS Bill Young M.H.C. Opponent Asheville-Biltmore 68 I Gardner-Webb 75 Lees-McRae 70 North Greenville 96 Asheville-Biltmore 88 Spartanburg 80 Brevard 125 Wingate 89 Wingate 53 Spartanburg 72 Joe Bartee Brevard 67 Gen Bfaddy North Greenville 83 Howard Wood Lees-McRae 72 Gardner-Webb 79 N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 'j l ,x 1 11 1 1 THE LIUHS IH HCTIUH I lx - one hLlI1Cl1'6.'d and thxrtv-one - 1. 1 t The Mars Hill College basketball team, headed by Coach Harrel Wood, finished the regular season schedule with a conference record of 1-13. Mars Hill had a number of classy ballplayers but just couldn't find the combination to keep pace with the tough conference teams. The only win in regular season conference play was recorded against Spartanburg Junior College, winning by one point in overtime. The game revealed some flashes of brilliance on the part of the Lion cagers. During the five minute overtime, the score changed hands repeatedly, with Mars Hill pulling the game out of the fire on a jump shot by Bill Young with eleven seconds remaining. Young col- lected 23 points in a sterling performance in which he scored six points in the overtime period. Dave Hughes, freshman from Franklin, North Carolina, showed his ability on several different occasions. Hughes bucketed 17 points against Hiwassee to pace the Lions to a non-conference victory. Both of these boys will be returning next year and should provide a nucleus for a winning team. Kelley John- son, Charles Clifton, and Bob Holsten will also be returning next season. Johnson, 6' 4 , 200 pound center from Hayes, should provide plenty of com- petition for opposing pivot men next year. Clarence Maxey, 6', forward from Norfolk, Virginia, will be returning for another year, along with West Hargett, 6' 1 , from Charlotte. Both should contribute greatly to the success of the team. KU lg THE 1960 BHSK ETBHH SUUHD First Row: Wayne Teague, Gene Braddy, Bill Young, gett, Harold Caviness, Joe Bartee, Clarence Maxey, How Dicky Comer. Second Row: Bob Holsten, Kelly Johnson, ard Wood. Dave Hughes. Charles Clifton. Third Row: Wesley Har- - one hundred and thirty-two - Q, Fust Rou, Clay Jones Gary Vannoy Burt Bu chfleld Kay W1ll13lI1S RObGll Hughes Second Row John Flsher LaVaughan Rodgels Allen Flsh Flank Schau bach Thlld Row Wlndell Wood Ford Palkel Wllbul Eflrd Johnny Joldan Balnle Baker Foulth Row Allen Clalke Buddy Wlndell Lmwood ECIWHICIQ Stan L3VKhOT1 Fzfth Row Wayne Teague Rlchald Russo Ron Denton Szltll Row Halrv Mlller TIHVGIS Chlott Art Jacobson Stallfllng Henlv WQbQtGl Blll Thompson Tom Neal ROb91t Wrlght John Stanton Blll Best Joe Baltee Benny Candler M CLUB L l pl Olllll L L vm Ltln lllllltll L ll lc Vl l T L Club IN olganlltcl to elm honol and ltpo l lIII'l tr thug outstarldlnr, m mx als lllls mall s olts A me ui about campus llp m'lX pot the DIULICI lllllllljfl ot thc club by thell fl UHEERLEHDEHS Attlred ln gold sweat GIS blue Skl1tS and blue 1911915 the nme cheel leadels lefi the 11991111 sectlons at the footl all and basketball games Under the able leadel shlp of Jane Phllllps as head cheerleadel t h e cheelleaders dld an ex cellert Job of keepln e oe M rs H ll Splllt allve Flrst Row Connle Llnvllle HGHII Flshel Shlllx DeJonshlle Delolls Wllson Sally Wtfleld Second Rou Patllcla Plollltt Sandy Danlel Zee Wall Jane Phllllps one hunched and t1lItV three ' v Th- tml 411' vVl'l'y US- A 'X g athl -t- lS to bc- ccl - a IllC'lllb0I' ot' thc athl - ' ' 'll I' f tl ' l -Clul. ll' M- ' -All i if V ' gllt uf I I' ' V ,I I A' of M1 I 'j l rp' ' s l - '.lk5 ' Q , Q ' , fig 7 ' . . Av l V It - Club jackets. ' ', t C th. b l 'I a l THHCH 1959 First Row: Ronnie Harris. Jerry Freeman, Mika Hough Curtis Orr. John Yonce, Harry Miller. manager. Second Row: Art Jacobson, David Scruggs, Bob Johnston. Joel Pack. Robert Bunn. Third Row: Travis Choitt. Clif McClure, Carlos Lewis. K 1 i 'W vw lk - gr , .I Q .1 4 . .,f 1 We Vf N X X . in . X i 1- 'ilk , . Y M X lilly A ' il 'lf' 'fl A R'-ea fi A is P. sure A 4 1-'HBH ' f l A 4 H , -Q .-x' ,fl ,.,. 4 .A ' ? M! X W! 'qvi .4 !, : 1 t X' wi A, ,N A. , f LK ,tx . E l 'ei Mfr r' x 0 , X, - ' i .' A ' ff . First Row: Coach Henderson, Benny Candler. David Fink. Wilbur Efird Phil Cook. Third Row: Art Fiell Wood. Burt Birchfield. Paul Williams. Second Row: Sid- Genald Lankforcl, Tom Neal. Toni Cooper, Jnn Rogers ney Smith, Hank Moore. Robert Collins. Jim McCain, Larry Hank VVE-bster. BHSEBHLL 1959 The 1960 Mars Hill College baseball team opened its season on April 13 with a Western Caro- lina Junior College Conference game against Win- gate College. There are only three returning players in the starting lineup: Benny Candler, pitcher: XVilhur Efird, at first base: and Burt Birehfield. in right field. The remainder of the starting lineup will he composed of newcomers, either sophomores who rlicl not play last season or incoming freshmen. The following is the schedule of the college baseball team: April 133, Wingate here: April 16. S112i1'lEilllJLll'g' here for a doubleheader: April 22. Brevard here: April 25, Mars Hill at North Green- ville for a doubleheader: April 29, Mars Hill at Gardner-Webb: April 30, Mars Hill at Wingate: May 2, Gaston Tech here for in non-conference doubleheader: May 4, Mars Hill at B1'eva1'cl: May 10, Mars Hill at Lees-McRae tor a double hezulert May 13, Gardner-Webb here. K 1 - llL!Ilf,lI'LLl and tlnrtv-live f X IDL QP' I gd' Kneeling: Tim Hill, Barnie Baker, David Coffey, Bob David Scruggs, Dennis Van Houten, John Jordon, Charles Glover. Standing: Jim McCarson, Walker Pettyjohn, Goznel, Melvin Twiddy, Steve Whicker, Bob Baker. 'G J i COACH VIRGINIA HART TEHHIS The 1959 Mars Hill Tennis Team, coached by Miss Virginia Hart, captured the North Carolina Junior Conference championship. The Tennis Team at Mars Hill has held this championship for many years. A two-year winning streak was broken when Mars Hill was beaten, -1-3 by the Furman University Fresh- man Team. The team, however, went on to win the remaining scheduled matches. The prospects are for another winning season in 1960. The following is the team's schedule for 1960: April 13 Wingate 20 Asheville School 22 Brevard 29 Gardner-Webb 30 Wingate May 4 Brevard 10 Lees-McRae 13 Gardner-Webb one hundred and thirty-six - -l --q,..... v ' 0 Mrs. Cox, what are you up in the air about? Basketball, basketball, whzfs got the basketball The faculty cheerleaders 173. Fred Brown spurs the faculty team on to victory. - one hundred and thirty-seven - ,,,..s-Q. Seated: Coach Hart: Linda Barbour, President: Annette Hall, Vice-President: Connie Linville, Secretary: Henri Fisher, Treasurer, Bobbie Dinkins, Recorder: Martha Moore, Carol King, Shirley Edney, Glenda Halsey, Doris Elrod. Standing: Frances Shirley, Judy Frisbee, Peggy Hill, WUWEWS The Women's Recreation Association is or- ganized to promote and stimulate interest in recrea- tional activities, to create a spirit of good sportman- ship, and to cooperate with all campus organiza- tions. Maryan Smith, Celia Caldwell, Judy Dunn, Diane Lester, Joan Walker, Jane Dellinger, Sara Leiby, Emmabell Lovin- good, Sally Graham, Jane Philips. Gladys Joyce, Nancy Brunt, Pat Robinson, Judy Miller. HTHLETIUS Membership in the W. R. A. offers opportuni- ties for recreation, relaxation, anfl fellowship. It provides a chance to participate in various sports and acquire and improve skills. All activities are under the direction of Coach Virginia Hart. 'Sl ,f 5 Y x s COACHES HART AND GOOFEY W. R. A. STANDOUTS Linda Barbour, Connie Linville, Annette Hall. 1' BHHFlS lEUUIS 34. , 2' Left to Right: Marcia Irvin, Jessica Boyutlo, PL-ggy Hill, Fir-.sl Row' Cindy Cui-lirzin. Linda Bz1i'lgmu1'. Guilxgv- Ve-rna Dryden, and Virginia Cnllis. ann llarnrirk. Betty Lvunarcl, Sewnul Rmr: lfiziiiuss Shirley, Bctsy l'IL'I'lCiIilt'kS Mary Alu-ef Eptnn. Juan Pm- Sylvla Jones. HHCHERU PHUSIUHL CULTURE ClUB Left IQ Right: ,Gail Bowers. Ann Mills, Gn-Ui'gL-- Lvfl In Right: Virginia Collis. Connim: Llnvilln-. Penny Hill. iilnn Hamrivk. Sadie- Gain-n. Jani- Dcllingur, Nancy JoAnn Watts Judy lVilliQ'I', F11-rlina Hziflt. Vwna Dryclun. Cslnnil- uni. Brady. - one hundred and li'lll'ly-fllllk' -- First Roni: Carol Shirley, Jean Rabb, Gail Bowers. Judy Miller. Second Row: Sandy Nolan, Wanda Walters. Virginia Collis, Maryan Smith. Janice Beck, Joan Blythe, Linda Cobb. Third Row: Woody Shepard, Peggy Hill, Celia Cald- well. Connie Linville, Janice Baird. Deloris Wilson. Sue Milburn. 'xii if 7'f -ml ,, J, o i . ' -'55 Q - Milli! LUWBLWC A CLUB , 1 ,ff HIUIUC CLUB LT T Q Kneeling: Jean Rabb. Martha Callahan. Martha Moore, Joyce Lockhart Joan Walker, Annette Hall. Standing: Carol Harris, Carol McCarthy, Georgeann Ham rick, Janine Baird. Nancy Lane. Bobbie Dinkins, Frances Shirley, Martha Hughes B First Row: Marcia Irvin. Pat Johnson. Kay Shadoan, Nancy Andrews, Billie Elliot, Nancy Brunt, Sue Milburn, Georgeann Hamrick, Carol McCarthy, Martha Callahan, Linda Barbour, Second Row: Sara Leiby, Barbara Chenault, Faith Christian, Emily Sodergren, Mary Noble, Joan Poe. Nancy Lane, Henri Fisher, Edna Bryant, Marian Reese, Pauline Gibson, Diane Lester. Annette Hall. Third Row: Marlene Howard, Gail Bowers. Mary Ann Sprinkle. Lucille Riddle, Gladys Ponder, Deborah Edwards, Frances Taylor, Jayne Stevenson. Rosalyn Creel, Linda Wells, Nancy Lytton, Marcia Hamrick, Marian Quessenbury, Ann Denton. Fourth Row: Glenda Edwards, Lynda Lowery, Ann Byrd, Karen Reed, Jackie Reutiman, Doris Walker, Dixie James, Janette Morgan, Connie Linville, Rita Reed, Frances Hamilton, Glenna Halsey, Beverly Hens- ley, Jean Yoder, Melva West, Donna Day. Grace Piver. VULLLU BHLL CLUB ,t v y- . 4 i .. i I We l ' 9 mnlurs Q First Row: Doris Wilson, Frances Marsh, Lucy Riddle, Faith Christine. Glenna Halsey. Linda Barbour, Nancy Keith. Sara Leiby. Second Row: Judy Messer, ' Melba West, Gladys Joyce, Jan Suddreth, Dicki Hamrick. Emily Sodcrgren, Connie Edwards, Frances Hamilton, Kay Jordon, Marie Newton, Connie Linvillu. , t i i 1 2 sufiaaii ,,, l lA ii lii 'J l i Qi st. .C . '5 ' 8 5. f. Nj 1 -if X 1 First Row: Lillian Tolly, Sara Leiby. Dianne Lester, Frances Hamilton, Lucille Riddle, Faith Christian. Secmifl Row: Janette Morgan, Linda Barbour, Jean Yoder, Melva West, Edna Bryant, Jane Haywood, , m e GR BHSHETBAH 3, bfi ' DA JW AX I First Row: Cindy Cochran, Fran Galliniore, Pat Johnson. Kay Shadoan, Gladys Ponder. Billie Elliott, Carol King, Henri Fisher, Barbara Ferguson. Carol McCarthy, Martha Calla- han, Bobbie Dinkins. Second Row: Patsy Quillen, Reva Cook, Lucille Riddle, Faith Chris- tian, Emily Sodergren, Mamie Purvis. Juan Yoder, Rosalyn Crecl, Connie Edwards, Marian Reese, Sandy Ragstlale, Joan Poe, Diane Lester, Frinices Shirley. 'l'l1ird I-Conf: Bailniixi Er- win, Judy Powell. Mary SL-ntellc, Gail Bowers, Daphne lluftmzin, Debbie Edwards, Chris- tine Phillips, Jayne Stevenson, Rita Reed, Connie Linvillc, Linda Wells. Nancy Lytton. Mar- cia Hamrick, Annette Hall, Ann Deaton. Fourth Row: Nancy Brunt, Elaine Edwards. Lynda Honeycutt. Glenda Edwards, Jackie Reutiman. Doris Waller, Dixie James, Janette Morgan, Linda Barbour, Frances Hamilton, Glenna Halsey, Marian Quessenberry. Mclya West. Donna Day, Joyce Lockhart. SOPHOIVIORE DIRECfT0'RY Wayne Thomas Adams, Jr. Robbinsville Liberal Arts Philomathiang B,S.U.: Sunday School Class President, 2: Training Union President 2: Youth Temperance Coun- cil 1: Campus Choir, 1: I.R.C., 1-2: Deans List, 15 Debate Team. 1. Thomas Perry Allen Charlotte Premedical Dorm. Vice-President, 2. Judith Ann Allison Rockingham Business Education Nonpareil: Forensics Term Hostess: B.S,U.: Training Union Vice-Presi- dent: 2: Business Honor Club. 2. Joe Paul Anderson Mars Hill Liberal Arts William Lee Anderson Arden Engineering John Thomas Arledge, Jr. Tryon Liberal Arts Eugene Austin Aspy Hollywood, Florida Science Philomathiang C-I Term Chaplain Forensics Term Censor: B. S. U.: Train- ine Union President, 2. Marietta Atkins Burnsville Liberal Arts Dramateers, 2. Kenny Melvin Aydelette Greensboro Science Philomathian: A.nniversary Term, Sec- retary, Forensics Term Vice-President, B.S. U.: Sunday School Vice-President. 2: Training' Union President, 1-2: Touring Choir, 1: Logothia Honor Club, 1-2, President, 2: Dean's List, 1-2. Sylvia Janine Baird Fort Pierce, Florida Elementary Education Clio: B.S.U.: W. R. A. Council, 2: Tumbling Club. 1-2: Hiking Club. 2. Barnwell Rhett Baker, Jr. Asheville Premedical Canterbury Club, 1-2: President, 2: Touring Choir, 1: Tennis Team, 1-2: M-Club, 2: Dorm, President, 2. Linda Gray Barbour Raleigh Elementary Education Nonpareil: Forensics Term Chaplain, C-I Term Hostess: Mission Council, 2: W.R,A. President, 2: Dorm. Officer, 2. Darden Bigelow Battle Salem, Virginia Liberal Arts Euthalian: Anniversary Term Censori B.S.U.: Ministerial Conference, 1-2, Vice-President, 2. Charles Pauliete Beaman Asheville Electrical Engineering Science Honor Club, 2. Janice Marie Beck Kannapolis Science Clio: B.S.U.: Sunday School Pianist, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 2: Y. W. A. Pianist, 2: Hiking Club, 2: Physical Culture Club, 2: W. R. A.. 2: Science Honor Club, 2: Deans List, 2: Nursing Club, 1-2: Vice-President. 2. Carolyn Delaine Bennett Asheville Liberal Arts James Herman Benton. Jr. Laurinburg Liberal Arts William Roger Best Erika Business Administration Football M a n a g e r, 2: Intramural Basketball, 2: Intramural Volleyball, 2: M-Club. 1-2, President. 2. Edwin Burt Birchfield Murphy Civil Engineering Football, 1-2: Basketball, 2: Baseball. l-23 M-Club. l-2. - one hundred and forty-two - Nancye Joan Blythe Franklin, Virginia Science Nonpareil: B.S.U., Training Union, 1-2: Sunday School, 1-2: Campus Choir, 1-2: W.R.A., 1-2: Hiking Club, 1-2: Science Honor Club, 1-2: Nursing Club, 1-2, President, 2: Hilltop Staff Re- porter, 1-2. Alice Marie Board Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Arts Clio: B.S.U.: Y.W.A., 1-2: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union, 1-2: Campus Choir, 1-2: Hiking Club, 1-2: I.R.C.. 1-2: Deans List, 1. Paul Glenn Boone, Jr. Greensboro Busfness Administration Philomathian. Nancy Pryor Bowers Winston-Salem Music Clio: Sunday School, 1-2: Church Choir, 1-2: B.S. U.: Touring Choir, 1-2: Orpheon Honor Club, 1-2: Deans List, 2: Dorm Officer, 23 Junior-Senior Ban- quet. 1. Clifton Eugene Braddy Scotland Neck Science Euthalian: Intramural Football, Bas- ketball. Softball, 1-2: Varsity Basket- ball, 2: Dorm. Vice-President: Student Council, 2. David Lloyd Bradley Mars Hill Physical Education B.S.U. Town Representative, 2: Bas- ketball, 1: Football, 2. Boyce Raymond Bradley Baltimore, Maryland Liberal Arts Connie Faye Brady Tabor City Home Economics Sunday School Assistant Secretary, 2: B. S. U.: Physical Culture Club, 1-2. Co-Chairman, 2: French Honor Club. 1-2: Home Economics Club, 1-2, Vice- President, 2. Jan1ce Raye Brooks LaGrange Georg1a Elementary Educatmn C10 S U Sundax S 11001 T11111111 U111011 1 2 Y W A 2 n Franklm Broun Mars Hlll En 1neer1n Cel1a Hllton Broun W eat erx 1lle Seeretarlal Sclence 11p'11e1l B S U Douglas G1lman Broun Shelby Bus ness Adm1n1strat1on '1amu1als 12 Sp'1n1sl1 Hono Club lNancv Suanm Brunt Vhlson Elementary Educatlon Cho RECIEZLIOII TEIIU Llt9l'llV V1ce P1es1de11t BSU YWA 12 WRA CO'll1Cll 2 Volleyball Cl1'111ma11 Sc11ble1us Hono1 Club 2 Delma Jo Brvson Tuckasegee Law Rlchard Flemlng Buddme Wmston Salem Clul Eng1neer1ng Homer Glen Bullard Favetteulle L1beral Arts Joseph Edward Byrd Chattahoochee Florxda Electrlcal Eng1neer1ng Ernest Wayne Byrd Fort Lauderdale Florlda Electncal Engmeermg Football 1 Deans LISC 2 W1ll1am Lester Ca1n Ashevllle Busmess Adm1n1strat1on BUSIHGSS Hono1 Club 2 Cel a Ann Caldwell Boger Cnty Llberal Arts Nonpalell Folenslcs Te1111 Hostess B S U VOIUHCGEIS f Cl 1lSt 1 2 Fust V1ce P1es1dent 2 Y W A Sun dax School T1a1n1n Un10n J11n1o1 Sponsox 2 Campus Cho11 1 2 W R A Cour1c1l 2 H11un Club Cnanman 2 I R C 12 Deans LISL 12 D1ama teels l 2 Colleffe Malshal 2 Donald lee Caldwell J Mars ll1ll Busmess Adm1n1st1at1on lohn Chiles Calhoun Nlooresx 1lle C1s1l FI'lgll'lP9l'lllg P1111 11111111 l'l Methochsl S L ll cl c ll l Moxement 2 Westm1111slc1 Fellc11sl11p 1 111L'1n1111alF00tb1ll 1 lhdlev Eugene C 111te1 North Vhlkesboro Accountmg Basel '1ll 1 H01101 Roll 1 Peggy Ann Cantrell Spartanburg South Carollna L beral Arts SD'llllSll HOIICI Club 2 Barbara Fave Capell Jacksonulle Flor1d'1 Pre Medlcal No11.11 1l RGCQDKIOII Te-1111 Hostess F'c1Ens'cs Te1m Ce11s01 V0lllIlLt?61S fOl Cl111st 1 2 Second Vlce P1es1dent S lEllf'E Hon01 Club 2 D an s L s 1 2 Dc1m OfflC91 F101 1da Club 1 2 S cond Vlce P1es1dent 1 Ronald Hubert Carpenter North Whlkesboro Electrlcal Englneerlng Naoml Parnell Carr Canton Necretarlal Sc1e11Le B S U Sunday School 1 Y W A lhlham Thomas Cave W alterboro South Carolma Llberal Arts 13utl1'1l1a11 C I T6llT1 Ce11s01 A11n1xe1 saw 'le-1m V1ce P1es1de11t Collebe Band 1 2 Campus ChOll 1 Do1n1 VICE P1es1de11r Randolph Lee Chandler Apex Busmess Admlmstratlon Bllllt? Faye Chr1st1e Edgeheld South Carol1na L1beral Arts C110 C1 T9llll Altemfite Ma1sh'1l S U C C C Sunday Sc 100 Class V1ce Pl6S1dEllt 1 P1es1dent 2 VOllll'l'6E'1S F01 Cl111st 2 James Hershel Coates Marshall lohn Carr Coltcs lsnmhhurg V1rg1n11 BUSINESS -ldmlnlstratlon 1I'l1'1'llll18lH 1 1 D11111 Ofll Lmda I ow C obb C harlotte Necretarnl Sucnce C10 B S U S1111 IX Sc 1001 1 11111 ll 1 1 ll H1 ll Club 2 Shault Lath.1r1us Coker Jr Canton Georgla. Scnence Eutl11l1111 C I Telfll Cl1f1pla111 A11111 XCISHIX Te1m P1es1dent BSU Sun dat School Class Vlce P1es1de11t 1 1f11111n U111011 P1es1de11t BlOlll lh0Od 1 V0luntee1s F01 Ch11sL 1 T1ack 1 Chrlstopher Laurence Combs Mlaml Flor da Science P11110 ll'lflll'1ll Meushall BSU Sun dat Sl1ool Class P1es1dent T1a1n1nQ Ull 011 JL1I'llJl Sp011s01 SCICUCB H01101 Club 2 Flouda Club 1 2 Ph1l1p Douglas Cook Mount Axry Electrlcal Engmeermg Rewa Lols Cook Wmston Salem Home Economlcs B S U bllll l3W School Class V1cc P1es1de11t 'I1a1111ng Un10n C'llllDllS Cho11 1 Basketball Club Can t1111 2 FlGllCll HOIIOI Cl11b 1 2 Deans L1t 1 DOllll Off1ce1 2 Home Econo llllCS Club 1 2 P1es1dent 2 Mack Alexander Craddock Stuart vlfglnla Liberal Arts E11tl11l1a11 A11111te1sa1v Te1m L1te1a1y Vlce P1es1de11t B S U MllllStE1l3l COIlf6l9IlC'9 1 2 Tlalnlllg Un10n 1 2 VIC PlESld6Ht 2 Sunclav School Class V1ce Plesldent 1 Campus ChOll 1 lIl.tl3Il'll.llRl Basketball Footba 2 S 11ble1us H011o1 C111b 1 D01m Of El L1ll1an Ray Creech Charleston South Carollna Elementary Educatlon C110 SCIIDIEIUS HOUOI Club 2 Ho1101 P0 1 H11 nam Thomas Cuher Nalvsburv Marvland Lxberal Arts Izzudzevtuftly pzclured Ill the Fzeslz Elementary Eduuatlon ll Su llill one llLll'lClIf.d and f011S thlee l' 3 B. . .3 lj 3 , 1-21 Lu. ' -L3 1' 1 HC'f'I', 2. '.' Q Q ' , --1 . . ,, 1-... . - S , Be ' ' . ' ' , ' ' D D it 'fl C 1 'ly ' 1 3 . . .3 dzj l , -21 1 V T1 . '-E U13 , 1-21 Y.W.A., 1-21 - - - N , k' 111 ,L. NJ . ' ' 3 . . . ' . 'A 5 ' ' ' F -- ' ' 1'-Ll Q ' .A 1-2. ,' 22 111 ' ' , -.1 . 1' , ' ' 2' 1 I 1 ' - 1. . V. 3 1 . , 5 e tif- 4'-25 0 . .. .j.': -E V -. 2-I , - .- . . -' , --, A , 21 . A. ' , V ' ' College Band, 1: Campus Choir, 1: ' ' ' 3' . ' .-: e ' 1..t, -2.1 ' . ' '. 2: 1 . - . .. . '- Q H - lick ' . 1-21 . . .i 3 , -2: . . . Ss ' ', ' 2 ' -H' L 1-2. ' . , --. ' A . . . 1 r 4 1, 2. ' ' I 'e ' 'I -,dbg . , ' -Y V- 5 Q ' , 11. '1--2 . t A nl p 2 ' ' - t 1 . - , . . . . Ili . ' U' Q I , . h . B... .1 . . .. 2: . A 1 1 U 'Q , - -J ' - ' ' .-..: - ' - ' nm . t' V. 4 I . 0 r in l l SOPHONIORE DIRECTORY Robert Tyree Cutts Richmond. Virginia Liberal Arts Euthalian: C-I Term Secretary: B. S. U. Council, 2: Ministerial Conference, l-2: Training Union, 1-2: Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball, Softball, 1-2: Dorm. Officer. 1-2. John Roderick Damewood Richmond. Virginia Science Methodist Student Movement President, 2: Intramural Baseball, Basketball. Football, 1-2: Dorm President, 2: Honor Roll, 2. Madeline Faith Danielson Raleigh Pre-Medical Clio: Marshal: B.S.U.: Sunday School, 1-2. Barbara Louise Davidson Swannanoa Pre-Medical Nonpareil. Donald Lloyd Davis Arlington. Virginia Liberal Arts Euthalian: B. S. U. Council: Training Union Director, 2: Sunday School Class Vice-President, 2: Training Union, 1-2, President, 2: College Band. 2: Church Choir. lg I. R. C., 1-2: Dorm Officer, 1. Wayde Vernon Davis Mars Hill Engineering Marie Jane Dellinger Gastonia Liberal Arts Nonpareilz Reception Term Hostess: B, S. U.: Training Union General Secre- tary, 2: Sunday School. 1-2: Y.W.A., 2g Oteen Ward Leader, 2: College Band, 1-2: W. R. A. Council, 2. Paul Samuel Dennis. Jr. Asheville Electrical Engineering D2al'l'S List, 1-2. Dorothy Mae Denton Morganton Liberal Arts Clio: B. SU.: Y. W. A., 1-2: Methodist Student, 1-2: Logathia Honor Club, 2. Nancy Vivian Dillingham Barnardsville Home Economics Nonpareil: Scriblerus Honor Club, 2: Dean's List, 1: Home Economics Club. l-2. Bobbie Gail Dinkjns Yadkinville Secretarial Science Clio: W.R. A. Council, 2: Basketball Club, 1-2. Tumbling Club, 1-2. Charles Lowell Dotson Rutherfordton Music Philomathian: Anniversary Term Cen- sor. Forensics Term Secretary: Chorister Campus Choir, 1-2, President. 2: Tour- ing' Choir, 2. Marilyn Gail Dowdy Newport News, Virginia Liberal Arts Ncnpareil: C-I Term Hostess, Forensics Term Vice President, Chaplain: B.S.U.: Mission Council, 2: Oteen Ward Leader. 2: Training Union, 1-2, General Officer, 23 Y. W. A. Dorm. President, 2: Sunday School, 1-2: I. R. C., 1-2: Dean's List, l. Verna Nora. Dryden Princess Anne, Maryland Home Economics Clio: B. S. U.: Sunday School, 1-2, Training Union, 1-2, Y. W. A., 1-2: Crafts Club, 1-2: Physical Culture Club. 1-2: Home Economics Club, 1-2: Dorm Office. 2. Bradie Gene Duncan. Jr. Asheville Liberal Arts Eutlialian: C-I Marshal: College Choir, 1. Malinda Duncan North Wilkesboro Liberal Arts Clio: Forensics Term Marshal: B.S.U., Y.W.A., General Secretary, 2: Sunday School Class President, 2: Training Union President and Vice-president, 2: Scriblerus Honor Club, 1-2. James Howard Early, Jr. VVinston-Salem Law I. R. C., 2. - one hundred and forty-four - VVilbur Maurice Efird Norwood Civil Engineering Baseball, 1-2: Intramural Basketball, 1-2: M-Club, 2. Doris Jean Elrod Gastonia Elementary Education Clio: Y.W.A. Dorm. Vice President, 2: Campus Choir, 1: Hiking Club. 1-2: W. R., A. Council, 2: Dorm. Vice-Presi- dent, 2. Mary Alice Epton Spartanburg, South Carolina Business Administration Tennis Club, 1-2. Marlene Gaye Evans Concord Liberal Arts Clio: C-I Term Chief Marshal: Tour- ing Choir, 1-2: May Court, 2: Drama- teers, 1-2. Allen Hardy Fish Candler Business Administration Football, 1-2, Co-Captain, 2: M-Club, 2. Henri Karl Fisher Raleigh Liberal Arts Clio: C-I Term Secretary: Volleyball Club, 1-2, Archery Club. 1: Basketball Club, l-2: Softball Club, 1-2: Cheer- leader. 2: Sophomore Class Treasurer 2: Junior Senior Banquet 1: W. R. A. Council, 2: Dorm. Officer, 2. Martha Colleen Fisher Asheville Home Economics Nonpareil: B. S. U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Spanish Honor Club, 1-2, President. 2: Dean's List, 1-2: Home Economics Club, 1-2: Dorm. Officer, 2. Wiliam Guy Foster. Jr. Greensboro Business Administration Intramural Volleyball, 2: Dorm. Officer. 2. Dale Monroe Fox Statesville Chemical Engineering Methodist Student Movement, 1-2. Albert Arthur Freeman Marshall Lnberal Arts Judlth Carol Frlsbee Asheulle Elementary Education N0l1D'l1El1 B S U Sundfu School Class VlCE Plesldent W R A Councxl 2 Folk Dancm Club 1 2 Chanman 2 Spanlsh Hono1 Club 1 2 VICE P1951 dent 2 Deans L1st 1 2 Forest McClure Gale Hxckorv Liberal Arts B S U M1n1ste11a1 Confexence Do1m Off1ce1 Thomas Howland Gattls Durham Electncal Engmeermg Inmalnulal Football 1 Iut1amu1al Softball Basketball 1 2 Sc11ble1us Hono1 Club 12 V1ce P1ESld6l1t 2 Dean s Llst Hnlltop C11 CLll8l1lO11 Manavel 2 Vhlllam Arthur Gentry Asheboro Busmess Admmxstratlon Int1amu1al Football and Basketball Intlamulal Baseball 1 Carolyn Sue Glbson Hendersonvxlle Liberal Arts Lorenzo Tucker Glbson Baltnmore Maryland Llberal Arts B S U Tlallllll Umon 1 2 MIHIS te11al Confexence 1 2 P16Sld9l'lt 2 I R C 1 2 P19SlCl9l1t 2 Ma1yland D C Club 1 2 Deans L1st 1 2 Vzrgmna Lee Gibson Baltlmore Maryland Home Economlcs Nonpa1e11 Recept1on Telm Censol C I Telm Chaplaul Fo1ens1cs Telm P1651 dent B S U Txaxnm Unlon 1 Sundav School 1 F1ench Honol Club 1 2 Home Econonncs Club 1 2 V1ce P1es1dent 2 Deans Llst 1 Do1m Off1Cel 2 Sec1eta1y of Student Coun C11 2 OUl.St2.Hd1ll Student 2 George Lance Glllespne Sylva Clvll Englneermg Dolothv Jane Glllnm Charlotte Pre DI8dlC ll C110 Receptmn Telm CCHSOI B S H W A Councll Volunteem fo Clnlst 1' Thncl V1ce Plesxdent 2 Tlallllll Umon V1ce P1es1den SC'l1bl9l1lS H0no1 Club 1 2 Dems L1st 1 7 Do1m Offlcel 2 Colle e Mushfll Katherine Ehzabeth Glore Orlando Florlda Lnberal Arts Cho B S U Sundav School 1 Ttlillllll Umon 1 2 Tnmmons Hovsle Gordon MHTIOH Electncal Engmeermg Do1m P1es1dent 2 Asslstant EdltOl of the Laurel 2 John Sheldon Graham Columbus Ohio Pre Medlcal Euthahan M9lhOdlSt Student Move ment 1 2 Youth T8HlD81'illC6 Counc11 and Football 1 2 M Club 2 Sc1ence Honol Club 2 Deans Llst 2 Do1m PIESIGGHC 2 Sallie vlCt0fl3 Graham Bakersvllle Lnberal Arts C110 C I Te1m Ma1sha1 FOIBDSICS Tel m Secletaly B S U Sundav School Class P1es1dent 2 Mxssxon COLll1C1l Publ1c1ty Chauman 2 Campus Chou 2 I R C 1 2 HOIIOI Roll 1 2 Do1m P1es1dent 2 Womens Student Counc1l V1ce Plesldent 2 Joseph Sherldan Gravbeal Creston Sclence B S U Tlallllllg Unlon Eduard Saylor Green Pfafftown Clvll Engmeermg John Franklin Grnffm III Rocky Mount Llberal Arts Euthalmn MlHlStG1181 COI'lf816llC6 1 2 B S U Sunday School Class V1ce Pl9Sld9Ht 2 T1a1n1n UHIOH V1ce P1es1dent 2 Campus Cho11 1 Touun Chou 2 Int1amu1a1 Football and Soft ball 1 2 D1amatee1s 2 one hunched and foltv flve Rosx I wnn fll'lllt5 Xlexandrla Vlrglnu I- lementarw Education Nonpaxml Fmcnsu s Tu m C 11 10 1 Hostess B S U VOllllllLflS fOl Ch11st 2 Y W A 1 Hllltop RLIJOI ex 1 2 Assocmte Ed1lOl F1eshm'1n Echtox 1 Assxstant Featuxe Ed1to1 2 SCllb 191115 I-1ono1 Club 1 2 Doxm Pxesldent 1 P1es1dent Women s Student Councxl 2 Outstmdxng Student 2 Zoro Joseph Gulce Jr Saluda Law R 1 2 V1ce Plesldent 2 Davld Chadwlck Hall Rural Hall clVll Engmeermg Touun Cll0ll 2 Intlamulal Basket ball and Softball 1 2 Deans Lls 2 Patrlcla Annette Hall Swannanoa Home Economxcs NOHD'1l81l Recepmon Telm P1es1dent C I Texm Sec1eta1y B S U Sundav School 1 2 Y W A rI'13.ll'l1ll Umon 1 2 W R A Vxce P1es1dent 2 Basket 11n Club Y Do1m OfflC6l 2 Home Econom1cs Club 1 2 Glenna Sue Halsey Mouth of Wilson Vnrgmla Lnberal Arts Nonpa1e1l B S U Y W A Do1m P1es1deht 2 Tlalfllll Unlon 1 Sun claw School Class P1es1cient 2 W R A Counc1l 2 Vo1levba11Club 1 2 as ketball Club 1 Sc11b1e1us Hono1 lb 1 Helen Maxme Hamrnck Shelby Llberal Arts Nonpa1e11 Fo1ens1cs Telm Hostes Spamsh Hono1 Club 2 Robert LaVerne Hancock North Hollywood Cahforma Lnberal Arts B S U P1es1dent BlOtfh9lllOOd 1 Mllllstellal Confelence 12 Tlamm Un1on PlESldCllt 2 Tou11n CllOl1 2 Lo Otlll'1 Hono1 Club 1 2 Dlamateexs Carol Ann Harrls Valdese Lxberal Arts Tumblm Club 1 2 B S U Tlalnhl Umon 2 I R C 1 2 MISS Lau1el Candldate 1 D1amatee1s 1 2 3 , ' ' S 'Q ..U.: X' vi I I I 2: .t 1. 5 A 4 .1 mah- V I . . -L, - - , up 1--3 . . ., -2: ' f et 2 . 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Jackie Vaughn I-larron Weaverville Electrical Engineering Intramural Softball. 1, Football, 2, Basketball, 1: Deans List, 1-2: College Marshal, 2: Dorm, Vice President, 2, James Gaston Harron. Jr. Weaverville Electrical Engineering Dean's List. 1-2. Martha Sue Hawkins Miuphy Home Economics Clio: B.S.U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union, 1-2: Home Economics Club, 1-2. William Clarence Hawkins Miami. Florida Business Administration Philomathian. William Hubert Hawkins Weaverville Civil Engineering Dean's List, 1-2. Betsy Benet Hendrick Shelby Liberal Arts Tennis Club, 1-2: Basketball, 1: Spanish Honor Club, 1. June Gwendolyn Hendricks Waynesville Nursing Cliot B. S. U. Eldridge Leroy Herrington'-' Norfolk, Virginia Liberal Arts Methodist Student Movement, 1-2. Noel Higgins Burnsville Electrical Engineering Gary Edward Hildebran Starke, Florida Accounting Peggy Jean Hill Spindale Elementary Education Clio: Volunteers for Christ. 1-2, Secre- tary Treasurer, 2: Campus Choir. 1: W. R.A, Council, 2: Crafts Club Chair- man 2: Logothia Honor Club, 1-2, President. 2. Lester Glenn Hodge Atlanta, Georgia Liberal Arts Euthalian: C-I Term President: B.S.U.: Sunday School Music Direc- tor, 2: Touring Choir. 1-2: Logothia Honor Club, 1-2. Larry Houston Hodgens Travelers Rest, South Carolina Liberal Arts Baseball, 1: Football, 2: M-Club, 2. Sylvia Ann Holley Panama City, Florida Secretarial Science Clio: Hiking Club, 1, Business Honor Club, 2. Northrup Lenair Hood Lexington Park. Maryland Liberal Arts Euthalian: Forensics Term Censorl B.S.U.: Training Union President, 2 Sunday School Class President, 2: Logo- thia Honor Club, 1-2: Vice Presi- dent. 2: Dean's List, 1-2. Jacquelyn Sue Hough Hartsville. South Carolina Secretarial Science Clio: B.S.U.: W. R. A.. 1-2: Hiking Club, 1: Business Honor Club, 1-23 Deans List, 2: Honor Roll, 1. F. Virginia Hudspeth Rockaway, New Jersey Secretarial Science Dramateers, 1-2: Honor Roll, 1. - one hundred and forty-six - Graydon Lee Hudspeth Winston-Salem Pre-Medical Euthalian: Forensics Term Chorister: B.S.U.: Training Union Assistant Di- rector, 2: Sunday School Class Presi- dent, Science Honor Club, 1-2, Presi- dent, 23 Dean's List, 1. Daphne Anita Huffman Marion, Virginia Secretarial Science Nonpareilg B.S.U.: C.C.C., 2: Train- ing Union Vice President, 2: Hiking Club, 13 Basketball Club, 2: Business Honor Club. 1-2, Vice President, 2: Honor Roll, 1-2. Martha Kathleen Hughes Ocala, Florida Liberal Arts Clio: Tumbling Club. 2: Logothia Honor Club. 2. Robert Vann Hughes Swannanoa Civil Engineering Football, 1: M-Club, 2. Frederick Eugene Hundley Zuni, Virginia Liberal Arts Mildred Louise Hurt Lynchburg, Virginia Elementary Education Clio: Forensics Term Marshal: B.S.U.: Training Union, 1-2: Sunday School Class Vice President and President, 2: Y.W.A., 1-2: I.R, C., 1-2, Jacquelyn Eveta Hutchings Union, South Carolina Liberal Arts Y. W. A,. 2: B. S. U.: Logothia Honor Club, 1-2, Vice President, 2: Dean's List, 1-2: Dorm Officer, 2. Thelma Jean Hutchins Marion, Virginia Liberal Arts B. S. U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union, 1-2: Y. W. A.. 1-2: Campus Choir, 23 Archery Club, 1, I, R. C., 1-2: Dean's List, 2. Inadvertently pictured in the Fresh- man Section. Mlldred Louise Hyde McCa5s1llle Georgia Llberfll Arts B1sketb11l Club 1 SD'llllSll Honol Club John Robert Ingram Sanford Busmess Admnnstratlon Illll?lIllLll ll Football 1 2 Stanlev Haruood Jackman Concord New Hampshire Lnberal Arts Phllomathmn Annn e1s11v Te1m L1te1 an Vxce PlE'SldE?1ll B S U T1a1n1n Unlon 1 Colle e Band 1 2 VICE P1951 dent 1 Plesldent 2 CllL11ChCl'lOll 12 Cam1us C11o11 2 Debatm 'leam 12 Dxamateels 1 7 Fxeshman Class Vxce PlE'SldEIlt 1 Charles Ray Jackson Clyde Pre Agrlculture Dolm Offlcel 2 Dorls Ruth Edith Jacobs Morrlstown Tennessee Llberal Arts C119 R ceptlon Texm Chaplam B S U F ISC VICQ P1es1de11t 2 Scx1ble1us Hono1 Club 1 2 Deans Llst 1 2 Mav Dav 1 Fleshman Class Secxetaly 1 Arthur Eugene Jacobson French Equatorial Afrlca Englneernng Euthahan Annlvexsaly Telm Sec1e ta v B S U Stumday School 12 T1a1n1n Unlon 12 Pl6SldEDt 7 M Club 2 Fl9IlCl'l Honol Club 12 P1691 dent 2 Hono1 Roll 2 George Presslev Jameson Wanterboro South Carolma Busmess Admmnstratlon Euthallan B S U T1a1n1ne2 UIllOll 1 2 V1ce Plesldent 2 I R C 2 Hono1 Ro Vhlham Wayne Jameson Candler Busmess Admmlstratlon John Weston Jennette J Ellzabeth Cnty Law Method1st Student Movement Suzanne Johnson Sanford Llberal Arts C110 B S U Sunday School 1 Tennls Club 1 Spamsh Honon Club 2 Hono1 Ro 1 llalln Comet Johnston Statesulle Cnll Eng neermg Connie Celeste Jolner Vnenna Ceorgna Musxc B S U wunchy School Tlannnmg Unlon Vue P1es1dent 1 Chulch Chon 1 CUIILLIS Chou 12 Tou11n ChO1l lohn Weber Jordan lr Charlotte Lnberal Arts Eulhalmn B1ot11e1hood 1 B S 'I-8111115 1 2 1nt1amu1 11 Football Ba k tball 1 2 M Club Robert Norvell Jordon M aml Florida Engmeerxng B S U Sunday School Class V1ce P1es1dent 2 'l1a1n1n Unlon 1 Intxa 1nu1alSp01ts 12 Baseball 2 Gladys Ehzabeth Jovce Pxlot Mountam Elementary Education C110 B S U Sundav S hool 1 2 Bas ke all Club 1 Softball Club Do1m OfflC8l 2 Nu1s1n Club 1 Julna Ann Justice Hlgh Pomt Elementarv Educatron Cho Colle e Band 2 Lex Allen Kelly Sanford Clvll Englneermg Carol Ellzabeth Kendall Mars Hlll Home Economlcs C110 CI Telm Maxshal Receptxon Te1n1 SECISLSIY B S U Txamm Unlon V1ce P1es1dent 2 Plesldent 1 Touung Chou 1 2 Scublelus Honol Cub 1 2 Deans Llst 1 2 Home Economlcs Club 1 2 Sue Carolyn Kester Shelby Llberal Arts Nonpa1e1l R,CC6Dl,lOIl TE3ll'Il. Hostess Tou11n Chon l 2 Oxpheon Honor Club 2 Dolm Off1ce1 2 Henry Hampton Kxckhghter Hawlunsvllle Georgia Muslc Euthallan Chulch Chon 2 Campus Chou 1 2 Colle e Band 2 one hundled and forty seven ldlth l trol Kung, Asheboro Ilbeml Arts W R A f'OllllCll Bfmskctlnll Club 12 PlC'SlClElll 2 Honox Roll 2 Donn Offlcex James Harley Lmdrum Rlchmond vlfglhltl. Business AdITlIIllbtl'.ltl0Il Euthallan Fo1ens1cs Te1m Malshal B S U Sund1y School 1 2 I'1a1n1n Unxon 1 1 Colle e Band 1 2 Business M1na Bl ot the Laurel 1 Focus Week Comnnttee 7 John Donald Lane Asheville Clvll Fnglneerlng Vhlma Jean Lane Drexel Secretarlal Sclence B S U C9615 F01 Ch11st 1 Logotlua Honox Club 1 Hono1Roll 1 Sunday School 1 2 Volun Carol Raye Lankford North Wllkesboro Liberal Arts C110 'llalfllll Un1on VICG P1es1dent 2 Y W A 1 2 Focus Week COIlllTl1l.f,E6 1 B S U SCllbl6'lllS Honox Club 1 2 Hnlltop F1eshman Ed1to1 1 Hllltop Edlt0l 1n ch1e1 2 Honom Roll 1 2 Mary Katherine Latta Oxford Elementary Educatlon Nonpa1e1l B S U Y W A Tl'llHlH2 Umon 1 2 Sunday School Class Vlce P1es1dent 2 Campus Chou 1 2 Tumbhng Club 1 Basketball Club Zeb Stanlev Lawhon Albemarle Pre Medical Football 12 Illl,19.l1lLllal Football Basketball Softball 1 2 MClu Morrlson Van Lawmg Marlon Engmeermg B S U Txammg Unlon 1 2 Plesxdent 2 Laurel Photog1aphe1 1 Sara Loulse Lelby Arlmgton Vlrglnla Llberal Arts Nonpalell C I Telm Hostess Recep t1on Texm L1te1a1y V1ce P1es1dent B S U T1a1nmg Umon 1 2 W R A Council 2 Softball Club Chanman 2 Scxence Honor Club 1 2 Doxm P1651 cient 2 . .4 v , l, 1 K. 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I--1 ' ' , - 1 . r . . .1 ' ' ' . -... ' ' 1. . ,1-2. .A g -fl , . . . 'I . - .1 1 . : ' 1 . , : .2 ' ,..3 ' 1 ' I ' -1 ' ' .-.3 '. 'J- ll. . - 1 g .... .... SOPHOIVIORE DIRECTORY Archie Max Lennon Evergreen Pre-Agriculture B. S. U.: Science Honor Club. 2: Dorm. President, 2: Men's Student Council Vice President, 2. Gaither Charles Lewis Winston-Salem Pre-Agriculture Connie Rhea Linville Spartanburg. South Carolina Secretarial Science Clio: B. S. U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union, 1-2: Intramural Volley- ball and Basketball, 1-23 Business Honor Club, 1-2: Dorm. Vice President. 2: May Day Maid-of-Honor, 2: Miss Laurel Candidate, 2: W. R.A. Council, 2: Honor Roll, 2. Joyce Ann Little Gainesville. Georgia Secretarial Science Clio: B. S. U.: Y. W. A., 1-2: Sunday School, 1-2 Karolee Lowe Miami, Florida Home Economics Clio: BS. U,: Sunday School Class Vice President and President, 2. Phyllis Ann Lowe Johnson City, Tennessee Business Education Nonpareil: B. S. U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Tumbling Club, 1-2. Emmabelle Lovingood Bessemer City Secretarial Science Y. W. A. General Treasurer, 2: Sunday School Class Vice President, 2: B.S.U,: VV.R.A., 1-2, Editor-Lioness: Business Honor Club, 1-2, Vice President, 2, President, 2: Deans List, 1-2. Bob Howard Loyd Winston-Salem Electrical Engineering Philomathian. Melford Teague Luther Raleigh Liberal Arts Philomathian: Comm. Term Chorister: B.S.U. Council, 2: Brotherhood Presi- dent, 2: Sunday School Class President, 1: Training Union, 1-2: Touring' Choi1', 1-2: Dorm. President, 2: Sophomore Class President. Nancy Alice Joyce Lytton Long Island Liberal Arts Nonpareil: Forensics Term Secretary: B,S. U.: Sunday School, 1-2, Training Union Vice President. 2: Basketball Club. 2: Volleyball Club, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1-2. Jimmy Andrew McCarson Hendersonville Liberal Arts Tennis Club, 1-2. Carol Ann Mc-Carthy Asheville Liberal Arts Nonpareil: Forensics Term Hostess: B.S.U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union, 1-2: Y. W. A.. 1-2: W. R.A, 1-2: Spanish Honor Club, 1-2. Beverly Gayle McClenny Goldsboro Secretarial Science Clio: Methodist Student Movement. 1-2: Hiking Club, 1-2. Brenda Elsie McCorkle Charlotte Liberal Arts Clio: Reception Term Chief Marshal: B, S. U.: Sunday School Vice President, 2: Training Union: Church Choir. 1-2: Campus Choir, 1: Dramateers, 1-2. Hal David McDaris Mars Hill Accounting Homer Glenn McElroy, Jr. Graham Science Philomathian: College Touring Choir. 1-2. Mack Fisher McJunkin Andrews Electrical Engineering - one hundred and forty-eight - Janice Faye McLamb Roseboro Elementary Education Frances Marian Marsh Hickory Nursing Clio: B. S. U.: Sunday School, Training Union: Committee for Christian Focus Week, 2: B. S. U. Convention. 2: Junior- Senior Committee, 1: Intramural Bas- ketball, 2: W. R. A., 2: Basketball Club, 2. Charles Henry Martin Farmville, Virginia Civil Engineering Intramural Football, 1. John Thurston Martin Avon Park, Florida Business Administration Philomathian: Marshal, B.S.U., Sun- day School, Training Union: B. S. U. Executive Committee, 2: Sunday School Superintendent, 2: Brotherhood, 1. Edwin Lowell Mason, Jr. Charlotte Business Administration Football, 1. Robert William Meldrum Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Pre-Medical Christian Citizenship Council, Vice President, 2: Golf, 2: Science Honor Club, 2: Dean's List, 1: Dorm Presi- dent. 2. Aney Abigail Melton Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts Clio: B.S.U., Y.W.A., Sunday School, Vice President, 1: B. T. U., Touring Choir, 1-2: Orpheon Honor Club. Frank Milton Miles, Jr. Norfolk, Virginia Business Administration Methodist Student Movement, 1-2: In- tramural Football, Basketball, Baseball 1-2. 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Sec- ond Vice President, 2: Primary Sunday School Teacher, 2: Training Union Vice President, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1: Campus Choir, 1: College Band, 1-2: I. R. C., 1-2, Dramateers, 1: Honor Roll, 13 Deans List, 2. Marion Reeves Quessenberry Raleigh Science Clio: Methodist Student Fellowship, Vice President, 2: Volleyball Club, Basketball Club, 22 I. R. C., 2. Patricia Ann Quillen Marion, Virginia Art Nonpareilg Sunday School, Vice Presi- dent, 2: Training Union: Y. W.A.: Basketball Club, 1-21 Tumbling Club, 1: Hiking Club, 1: Deans List, 1: Dorm Officer. Sam Lee Radford Cane River Civil Engineering Van Harold Ramsey Valdese Music Philomathian: C-I Vice President, Anniversary President: Touring Choir. President, 2: Dorm Officer. Elizabeth Anne Reece Boonville Home Economics B.S.U.: Sunday School: Training Un on: Y.W.A.3 Home Economics Club, President, 2: Home Economics Association-State Reporter. 2: Hiking Club, 1: Science Honor Club, l. Homer Clifton Reed, Jr. Black Mountain Electrical Engineering Larry Woods Reed Rockmart, Georgia Music Philomathian: Training Union, Choris- ter, 23 Touring Choir, 1-2: Church Choir, 1-2. Wanda Marion Reese Mars Hill Secretarial Science Ilie Linn Rice Jerico Springs. Missouri Electrical Engineering College Marshal. Robert Lee Richardson, Jr. Stuart. Virginia Liberal Arts B.S.U.: Training Union, President, 2: Touring Choir, 1-23 I. R. C., 1-2: Dean's List, 1-2. Carol Ann Riddle Atlanta, Georgia Liberal Arts Basketball Club, lj Dramateers, 1. Charles Homer Ritchie Daisy, Tennessee Libe1'al Arts Ministerial Conference, 1-2: Mission Council, Chairman of Mount Olive, 2. David Crawford Rhoads Rockville, Maryland Liberal Arts - one hundred and fifty - Lucy Ramona Rhodes Tryon Music Clio: B.S.U.: Training Union President, 2: Sunday School Class President. 2: Touring Choir, 1-2: Church Choir, lj Orpheon Club, 1-2: Deans List, 1-23 Assistant Chief College Marshal, 2. Wayne Douglas Roberts Mars Hill Electrical Engineering Touring Choir, 1-2, Vice President, 2. Hazel Wilbur Robinson Kershaw, South Carolina Liberal Arts B.S.U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union, 1-2: Spanish Honor Club, 1-2. Ida Patricia Robinson Mars Hill Music Clio: Commencement Term Marshal, C-T Term President: B.S.U.: Training Union President, 2: Touring Choir, 2: String Ensemble, 2 W.R.A. Council, 2: Orpheon Honor Club, 1-2, President, 2: Deans List, 1-2: May Day, 2: Miss Laurel Candidate, 1-2. Eddie LaVaughn Rodgers Kannapolis Civil Engineering B.S.U.: Training Union, 1-2: Baseball, 1-23 Intramural Sports, 1-2: M-Club, 2: Dorm Officer, 2. Thomas McPherson Royal Thurmond Electrical Engineering Intramural Softball and Basketball, 13 Deans List, 1. David Ryden Rutherford Salem, Virginia Business Administration Football, 1-2, Defensive Captain, 2. Silas Burns Sauls Raleigh Business Administration i Not pictured. James Franklin Schauliack Richmond, Virginia Electrical Engineering Fo-iiball. 2: Intramural Football. 1: M- Club, 2. Carolyn Grace Schneider Washington, D. C. Secretarial Science Ncnpareilg BS.U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Business Honor Club, 2: Deans List. 1-2: Maryland-D.C. Club 1. David Finley Dinsmore Scruggs. Jr. Richmond, Virginia Law Canterbury Club. 1-2: Track Team, 1: M-Club. 2. William Farmer Scyphers Gaston, South Carolina Business Administration Philomathian. John Richard Sellers Kannapolis Civil Engineering Philomathiang Marshal 3 Scriblerus Honor Club, 1-2, President, 2: Dorm. Oificer, 2: Dean's List, 1. Marguerite Loyceine Sharpe Hagerstown. Maryland Science Roger Alden Shaw. Jr. Glen Allen, Virginia Liberal Arts BS.U.: Training Union. 1-2: Associate Editor of the Laurel. 1: Editor-in-Chief of the Laurel, 2: I.R.C.. 1-2: Deans List, 2: Dramateers, 1-2, Honor Roll, 1: Outstanding Student, 2. Louise Woodard Shepard Goldsboro Elementary Education Clio: BS.U.: Sunday School Class President, 2: Training Union, 1-2: Y.W.A., 1-2: Campus Choir, 2: Hiking Club, 2. William Cicero Shepherd Ferguson Liberal Arts Linda Lee Sherwood Sugar Grove Liberal Arts Nonpareil: BS.U.: Y.W.A., 1-2: Sunday School Class Vice President, 2: Training Union, 1-2: Volunteers for Christ, 1-2: Campus Choir, 1-2: Hilltop Staff Re- porter, 1-2. Amelia Frances Shirley Anderson, South Carolina Elementary Education C1 o: B SU.: Sunday School Class Pres- ident, 2: Training Union. President. 2: Vcluntcers for Christ, 1-2: Y.W.A., 1-2: Basketball Club, 11 Tennis Club. 13 W.R.A., 1-2: French Honor Club. 1-2: President., 2: Colleue Marshal. 2. Deans List, 1-2. Carol Marie Shirley Charlotte Elementary Education Clio: BS.U.: Sunday School Class Vice President, 2: Training Union 1-2: Hik- infz Club. 1-2: Scriblerus Honor Club, 2. William Wilson Shoemaker Red Springs Law Track 2: Intramural Football and Bas- ketball, 1-2, Donaid Walker Shuman, Jr. Charlotte Chemical Engineering Euthalian. Carl Frank Simmons Valdese Science Linda Beatrice Simmons Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Clio: BS.U.: Y.W.A. 1-2: Associate Edi- tor oi the Hilltop, Dorm. Officer, 2. Herbert Evander Singletary Sparta Science Edward Sheldon Slagle Sylva Science Eutlialian: Forensics Term Vice Presi- dent: Methodist Student Movement. 1-2: Campus Choir, 1-2: Intramural Football, 2: Dramateers, 1-2. Aubrey Thomas Smith Washington, D. C. Electrical Engineering BSU. Training Union, Vice President, 1: Sunday School President, 2: Mary- land-D.C. Club, 1-2, President, 2: Dean's List. 1-2. Howell Robert Smith VVeavervi1le Accounting Intramural Basketball. 1: Business Honor Club. 2: Honor Roll, 1. - one hundred and fifty-one - Mae Lee Smith llopewell. Virginia Liberal Arts Clxol BS.U.: Y.W.A., Dorm. Vice Pres- ident, 2: Tl'?lllll1lfl Union, 1-2: Sunday School. 1-2. Maryan Tate Smith Memphis. Tennessee Liberal Arts Clio BSU.: Training Union President, 2: Sunday School Class President, 2: WRA. Council. 2: Basketball Club, 22 H11-:ing Club, 1-2: I.R.C,. 1-2, Vice Prcsidcnt, 2, President, 2: College Mar- shal, 2: Deans List, 1-2. Ruby Christine Smith Marion Music Sunday School Class Vice President. Training Union, 1-2: Church Choir, 1-2: BS.U.: Campus Choir, 1-2: Orpheon Honor Club. 1-2. Carol Ann Southerland Graceville, Florida Music Nonitareilz Forensics Term Vice Presi- dent, Reception Term Chief Hostess: BS.U.: Training Union, 1-2: Sunday School, 1-2: College Band, 1-2. Majo- rette, 1-2: Campus Choir, 2: Dorm. Of- iicer, 2: Florida Club, 1-2. Kenneth Freeland Spainhour Winston-Salem Civil Engineering Philomathian: C-I Term President. 2. Commencement Secretary, 1: BS.U.: Training Union. 1-2: Sunday Secretary, 1-2: Tennis Team. 1: Intramural Bas- ketball, 2. Lydia Luella Spivey Raleigh Liberal Arts BS.U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union President and Vice President. 2: College Band, 1-2: Basketball Club. 2:1 1.R.C.. 1-2: Deans List. 1-2: Dorm Of- flrer, 2. Sara Ruth Spoon Charleston, South Carolina Liberal Arts Clio: Reception Term Marshal: BS.U.: Y.W A, Dorm President. 2: Sunday School Class President, 2. John Edwin Stanton Greensboro Liberal Arts Philomathian: Anniversary Term Vice President, Forensics Term President: Ministeral Conference, 1: Training Union, 1: Golf Team. 1-2: Intramural Basketball, 1-2: M-Club. 1-2, Vice President, 2: I.R.C., 2: Freshman Class President, 1: Debating Team, 2: Honor Roll, 1: Dramateers, 1. SOPHOIVIORE DIRECTORY Billy Rex Stephens Tabor City Accounting Business Honor Club, 1-2. President, 23 Deans List, 1-2: Dorm Vice President, 23 College Marshal, 2. Charles Edwin Stevens Augusta, Georgia Liberal Arts Euthalian: Anniversary Term Chaplain: Ministeral Conference, 1-23 B.S.U.1 Mis- sion Council Special Service Chairman, 23 Dramateers, 1-2, Vice President. 21 May Day Consort, 2. Lamon Arlie Stewart, Jr. Silver Spring, Maryland Science Track. 1-23 M-Club, 1-23 Science Honor Club, 2. David Owen Stone Roanoke, Virginia Music Janet Sue Suddreth Lenoir Secretarial Science Nonpareil3 Forensics Term Hostessg B.S.U.: Training Union, 1-21 W.R.A., 1-2, Tumbling Club, 13 Volleyball Club, 23 Dramateers, 1. Vollis Eugene Summerlin Hampton, Virginia Liberal Arts Euthalian: Anniversary Term Marshal: B.S.U. Council, 23 Mission Council Chairman, 23 Ministerial Conference, 1-2, President. 23 Sunday School Class President, 1: Intramural Basketball and Football, 1-2. Raymond Edward Summey Gastonia Business Administration Philomathian3 B.S.U.: Training Union, 1-2: Intramural Basketball, 2, Softball, 2. Tommy Clayton Swain Cycle Electrical Engineering I.R.C., 2. Peggy Lois Tatum Kailua, Hawaii Liberal Arts Clio: C-I Term Chaplain, Commence- ment Term Marshal3 B.S.U. Council, 23 Y.W.A. Campus President, 23 Campus Choir, 1: I.R,C., 1-2, Social Vice Presi- dent, 23 Honor Roll, 1-21 Nurses' Club, 2. Martha Gail Teague Kernersville Music Clio: Reception Term Marshall: Church Choir, 1-23 Touring Choir, 1-23 Girls Quartet, 23 Junior Senior Banquet, 13 Orpheon Honor Club. 1-2, Vice Presi- dent. 2. Ruth Carolyn Teague Mars Hill Music Clio: C-I Term Vice President: B.S.U. Council Music Chairman, 23 'Training Union Vice President, 21 Touring Choir, 1-23 Orpheon, 1-2, Vice President and President. 2: Deans List. 1-2. Wayne McKenneth Teague Lenoir Business Administration John Allen Thomas Leaksville Electrical Engineering Deans List, 1. Glenn William Thompson Loudon, Tennessee Liberal Arts Football, 1. Thad Alexander Thompson, Jr. Hayesville Law Football, 1. Jeanne Preston Threatt Greenville, South Carolina Liberal Arts Nonpareil: Commencement Hostess3 B.S.U. Secretary, 23 Training Union President, 13 Sunday School Class Vice President, 23 Y.W.A., 1-22 I.R,.C., 1-21 Dorm. Officer, 2. - one hundred and fifty-two - Maxie Alexander Threatt Lancaster, South Carolina Liberal Arts BS.U.Q Mission Council Cane River Chairman, 23 Sunday School Class Vice President, 23 'Training Union President, 2: Ministerial Conference, 1-2, Presi- dent, 2, Vice President, 23 Intramural Basketball, 2. Rebecca Lucille Torrence Lenoir Elementary Education Clio. Clyde Smith Triplett Lenoir Liberal Arts Orin Elmer Triplett, Jr. North Wilkesboro Music John Nelson Tunstall Raleigh Civil Engineering Philomathian: C-I Term Secretary3 B.S.U. Treasurer, 23 Training Union, 1-2: Sunday School, 1-23 College Band, 1-2: Scriblerus Honor Club, 1-23 Chief College Marshal, 23 Sophomore Class Vice President, 23 Dean's List, 1-2. Melvin Thomas Twiddy, Jr. Manns Harbor Accounting Tennis, 23 Business Honor Club, 1-23 Dorm. Vice President, 23 Honor Roll, 1-2 3 Laurel Staff Photographer, 2. Daniel Franklin Underwood Waynesville Civil Engineering Douglas Macon Valentine Charlottesville, Virginia Business Administration Canterbury Club, 1-2. Paul Holmes Vandiver Charlotte Business Administration John Gary Vannoy Winston-Salem Pre-Medical Football, 1-23 Baseball, 23 M-Club, 2: Football Team Co-captain, 2. Nancy Elizabeth lValke Dublin. Georgia Elementary Education Clic: B.S.U.: Sunday School, 1-2: Training Union, 1-2. Alice Joan Walker Swannanoa Secretarial Science Nonpareilg W.R.A. Council, 2: Tumbling Club, 23 Miss Laurel Candidate, 2. Danny Mitchell Wall Spindale Law Barbara Sue Warren Shouns, Tennessee Music Nonpareil: B.S.U.3 Mission Council Music Chairman, 2: Church Choir, 1-22 Training Union President, 2: Touring Choir. 1-2: Junior Senior Banquet, 1: Orpheon Honor Club, 23 Dorm. Officer, 2. Frank Hardin VVatkins Charlotte Liberal Arts Varsity Football, 2: Intramural Basket- ball and Softball. 1.2. JoAnn Watts Tabor City Liberal Arts Sunday School General Secretary, 2: BS,U.3 Physical Culture Club. 1-2, Co- Chairman, 23 French Honor Club, 1-2. Hem-y Morgan Webster Sanford Electrical Engineering Len Cavendish Weston Hyattesville, Maryland Pre-Dental Joseph Ray White Rocky Mount Accounting Violet Mae White Charlottesville, Virginia Clio: Chief Marshal, Forensics Term Censor: BS.U. Training Union Vice President 23 Sunday School, 1-2: Y.W.A., 1-22 Touring Choir, 1-2. James Minor Whitehead Ramseur Eiectrical Engineering Euthalnin: Forensics Term Secretary: BSU.: Sunday School Class President, '7 Richard Ray Whiteheart Kingston, Tennessee Business ,Administration Philomathian: Intramural Football and Softball, 1-2: Dramateers, 2. Sybil Ann lVhisnant Lenoir Elementary Education Hilltop Staff. Martha Joan Wilkey Asheville Secretarial Science Nonparcil: B.S U.: Sunday School Class Vice President, 2: Business Honor Club. 23 Honor Roll, 2. Henry Richard Williams Hamlet Pre-Medical Football, 1-2 M-Club. 1-2. Deloris Ann Wilson Chapel Hill Secretarial Science Nonpareil: C-I Term Hostess: BS.U.C Traininc Union, 1-2: Sunday School, 1-2: Intramural Softball. 2, Hiking Club, 2: Business Honor Club, 1-21 May Court, 1-2 Cheerleader. 2: Lioness Staff, 2: W.R.A, Council. 2: Honor Roll, 1-2. Thomas Marion Wilson Raleigh Business Administration Science Honor Club, 2: Honor Roll, 1: Deans List, 2. Sam Barnett VVingfield Athens. Georgia Business Administration B.S.U.: Siuiday School, 13 Training Union, l: Dramateers, 1. Cheung Cheun 4Peterl Wong Hong Kong Pre-Medical Euthalian: C-I Term Vice President, Forensics Term President: B.S.U. Pub- licity Chairman, 23 Sunday School, 1-2: Scien'e Honor Club, 1-2: Deans List. 1-2: Outstanding Student, 2, i one hundred and fifty-three - Doris Joyce lvood Miami. Florida Liberal Arts Howard Manfred Wood Glastonbury, Connecticut Pre-Medical Olin Reecel VVood Clyde Engineering Science Honor Club. 1. Anil Elizabeth VVoodall Spindale Liberal Arts Nvinpareilz C-I Term President: B.S.U.3 Sunday School Assistant Superinten- dent, 23 Y,W.A. 1-2: Training Union, 1-2: Campus Choir, lj Scriblerus Honor Club, 1-23 May Day, 1-23 Deans List, 1-23 Freshman Class Treasurer, 13 Sophomore Class Secretary, 2. Nancy Doris Yates Charlotte Home Economics Nonpareilg C.C,C. President, 2: B.S.U. Council. 2: Y.W.A. Campus Vice Presi- dent, 2: Training Union Pianist, 2: Mission Council, 2: String Ensemble, 1-2: Hiking Club, 1: French Honor Club, 1-2, Vice President, 23 Dean's List, 1. John Wesley Yonce Richmond. Virginia Chemical Engineering Philomathian: Anniversary Term Mar- shal: Sunday Sihool, 1-2: BS.U.: Track Team, 1-21 Intramural Football and Basketball, 1-25 M-Club, 1-2. Nancy Julia Young Memphis, Tennessee Elementary Education Nonpareil: Forensics Term Hostess: BS U.: Sunday School, 1-21 Training Union. 1:23 Y,W.A., 1-2: Spanish Honor Club, 2: Maryland-D.C. Club, 1-2, Vice President, 23 Honor Roll, 1. Robert Lavern Young Charleston. West Virginia Liberal Arts Philomatliian: Anniversary Term Liter- ary Vice-President, 1. UHE-UEHH BUSIHESS STUDENTS Norma Jeane Buckner Weaverville Nonpareil: Y.W.A.: Dramateers. Donna Sue Burdick Miami, Florida Patricia Ann Byrne Charlotte Clio. Martha Leigh Callahan Rutherfordton Clio: B.S.U.: Training Union: Sunday School: Volunteers for Christ: Volley- ball Club: Basketball Club, Tumbling Club: Softball Cub: W.R.A. Mary Louise Canter North Wilkesboro Laurel Staff Gail Justice Carter Mars Hill Shirley Ann Edney Marion Clio: Marshal: B.S.U.: Volunteers for Christ President: Sunday School: Training Union Vice president: Intra- mural Sports: W.R.A. Esther Maxine Farr Swannanoa Nsnpfireil. Jacqueline Gentry Greene Mars Hill Jeanette Alfreda Grooms Mars Hill Intramural Basketball. Margaret Lucille Hamlin Mars Hill Intramural Basketball. Martha Jean Hawkins Miami, Florida Clio: Y.W.A.: Sunday School: Training Union: B.S.U.: W.R.A.: Hiking Club. Martha Evelyn Herren Asheville Jerry William Holcombe Burnsville Business Honor Club: Dean's List Esther Jane Howell Yadkinville Business Honor Club. Nancy LaVerne Lane Decatur, Georgia Clio: W.R.A.: Tumbling Club: Volley- ball Club: Business Honor Club: Dean's List. Diane Louise Lester Coral Gables. Florida Nonpareil: Hostess: Training Union: B.S.U.: W.R.A. Council: Basketball Club: Baseball Club: Volleyball Club: Florida Club. Joyce Irene Lockhart Greensboro Training Union: B.S.U. Mary Etta Mann Concord Clio: C-I Term Censor, Reception Term President: Y.W.A. Dorm. P1'esi- dent: Sunday School Class President: Training Union President: B.S.U.: Cam- pus Choir: Scriblerus Honor Club Presi- ident: Dorm. Officer: May Day: Drama- teers. Nancy Carole Miller Marion Clio: Training Union: Sunday School: B.S.U.: Business Honor Club: Dean's List. - one hundred and fifty-four - Rebecca Ann Mills Concord Marilyn Elizabeth Motes Macon, Georgia Y.W.A. Janice Kay Porter North Wilkesboro Nonpareil: Sunday School: B.S.U. Alice Jean Rabb Lenior Tumbling Club: Hiking' Club: W.R.A. Council. Barbara Rebecca Robinson Charlotte Nonpareil: Training Union President: Sunday School: B.S.U.: Y.W.A.: Folk Dancing' Club. Ofelia Rodriguez Cardenas, Cuba Dorothy Eleen Sims Swannanoa Nonpareil. Dorothy Anne Sutton Asheville Sunday School. B.S.U. Linda Joan Thompson Alexandria. Virginia Clio: Y.W.A.: Sunday School: Training Union: B.S.U.: Hiking Club: Dorm. Of- ficer. Joan Evonne Webb Asheville Siuiday School: Training Union: Y.W.A.: B.S.U.: Basketball Club. James Mills Wiggins Louisburg Drama teers. Autographs . . . - one hundred and fifty-five 9 , Q 'W J t' 7' ' f J W ' ,, 6,25 W, I I, ll I OL x 52,4 A 1 4 4 2 V v 0 xiii if 4 ,XP 4- 4 :air 4 f XM-X A 4 f-Ve X ,nop I: 1-4 'A' flaqb 1 'pic BILTMORE PRESS 9-11 VALLEY STREET ASHEVILLE, N. C. . . . . extends greetings and good Wishes to the faculty and students of Mars Hill College . . . and adds a cordial Thank You for the very pleasant business rela- tions so long enjoyed With the institution. BLUE DIAMOND COAL COMPANY 111 HAMILTON BANK BUILDING KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE Miners and Shippers of the Famous SOUTHERN SUNSHINE PREBIIUM COALS All Alines Equipped With Latest Mining ana' Preparation Facilities PHONE 2-8171 P. O. 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PHONE 2611 - one hundred and Iifty-nine - l I I856 Mars Hill College l96O Hoyt Blackwell, President, Mars Hill, North Carolina I CONGRATULATES l The Members of the , CLASS OF 1960 ? ll 5 1 And Welcomes Each Into , THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION If you would like to hear regularly news about your former classmates and friends, keep the Alumni Office if advised of your current address. l 1 - hddd'ty- RANDALL STUDIOS Photo xapher for ALL CLASS PICTURES THE BEAUTY SECTION and THE MAY COURT Studio ARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA I hdiii one hundred and sixty-two DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS of DISTINCTIVE PRIZE WINNING SCHOOL ANNUALS Commonwealth Press, Inc FIRST AND BERKLEY STREETS RADF RD VIR INIA , COJVIPLIMENTS MARS HILL PHARMACY PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. The Complete Camera Store 2 Battery Park Ave. Asheville, N. C. Tel. 2-4160 Compliments of REEDS CREEK COAL CO. PENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA Compliments of A FRIEND - 1960 LAURE PAID OUT Staff trip to Asheville - The Lost Weekend ..,.... ..,,,,.. Aspirin ...,.,,,,,........,,,,......,,,, New Camera ..,,,...,....,,,.........,,,,,,.,... .,,,,,,. Refreshments for weekly staff get-togethert' .,.,,.,,....,,..........., ........ Gift for Advisor .,,,.,,,.,.,.,,.,,,,,,. Midnight O11 ,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,.....,..,,,,,,.....,.,,,,,,,,, Bubble Gum - to steady the nerves Elbow Grease ...,.,,.,.,..,.,, ,,.,......,.,,,,.,.,...,.,.,,, Photographer for Pictures ,......., New Typing Erase-rs .............,, Printing and Engraving ,,,....., 563.90 15.00 250.00 795.00 1.98 25.00 6.74 76.00 3.75 15.00 25.00 L BUDGET RECEIVED Refunds from bottles ........,, 25.73 Blackmail from subjects of candid snap shots .....,,,,, ...... 2 367.80 Refund on Associate Editor's Wedding Gown .,,.,.....,....,,.,,.,.....,.. 2.99 Hush-money from the HILLTOP 350.00 Discount from Printer and Engraver ,...,,,...... 21.50 Advertisements ,..........,.......,........ 15.92 From the College to publish the LAUREL ..,,,,.,....,...,....,.. ,..,.. 1 1,000.00 OHS hundred and sixty-four