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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

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Sometimes, how- ever, it is refreshing to pause and to look back, to reflect on the experiences we have had, to recall good friends and happy times, to count the blessings of a pleasant era in our lives, and to recommit ourselves to the noble callings we have heard. The 1962 Laurel records the people and the events that have made up the 1961-62 school year. Study itcarefully, preserve it and someday - five, ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty years and perhaps a planet or two away - when you sit down with it for a few moments it will bring back fond memories. - four - TABLE OF CONTENTS Ilecliczitiim Al1I'I11I11St1'il114D11-FilClll1y .... . Supliwviiiwes ....... ,.,,.... , ....... ,..... . . this-Ye-ali' Business Siurleiits Freshmen ...,...,... .,..,,.....,.. .,,. Ifezitiiivs .... Activities Music .. Religion .... Athletics ..................,.. .... Supliiiiiifiiv IJ11'K'CtU1'y fivc 1'3 15 231 611 69 923 105 127 ln., 1 473 160 V - W H-.-.,,,,..w-q-nw-mfprp ., . , ,. ., I- .. 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He is patient zmrl kind. gladly spomliiig lllllllQl'llllS efxtrzi liuurs nulqiilv class helping :mil 6llC1lLll'21y'l1ly,' us. llve sew him :it ull will' athletic cwutests, society ewuts, :mil wthei' public 1ll'll5ll'LlI1lS1 and we recwgiiize him us am inspiring teziclwix ai syiiiputlietic cfmfimlzmt, :mul am interesterl liieml. Others lmw kmvwii him similarly fm' the lust fiftwn wziiw. Thi- stuff, tlicre- l'1ll'U. is plvziswl tw ilvmliczllv the lflllf l,ziul'cl lf' ICllMlC'l'T S. SAMS - tliiitn-vm - . .14 -, Sub-Dedication E In addition the 1962 Laurel salutes a dozen members of the faculty and staff who have devoted a quarter of a century or more of their lives to the students of Mars Hill College. The dean of this distinguished group is Mrs. Oren E. Roberts, who is now completing her forty-third consecutive year. The others and the date of their initial association with the College are as follows: Miss Martha Biggers, 1922: Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLeod, 1924: Dr. Ella J. Pierce. 1925: Dean R. M. Lee, 19265 Dr. Hoyt Blackwell and Mr. Bryson Tilson, 1928g Mr. Vernon E. Wood, 1931: Miss Caroline Biggers, 19365 Miss Mildred Bingham and Miss Frances Snelson, 1937. - fourteen - AlllINISl'lAl'lGll IAIU l'IY THE PRESIDENT AND HIS MESSAGE I The on-campus members of the Mars Hill College family and the alumni in many parts of the world have played a vital role in the growth and development of the college. This spirit of interest and of loyalty will be even more important in the future if Mars Hill is to become an EXCELLENT four-year college. I am not will- ing to believe there is one person among our great company of former students who would be willii f ' h' ig oi is Alma Mater to be anything less than the best. Let us dedicate ourselves to the achievement of this goal. Cordially, HOYT BLACKWELL, President - sixteen - seventeen RALPH M. LEE. M..-X. Dean uf the College Economics CAROLINE BIGGERS, HA Dean of Women WILLIAM L. LYNCH, Th.M Dean of Students Psychology ..... YA, ..,, .. . ,,,,,.,.,..,,.3Emmm,,,, FRANCES SNELSON, B.A. Assistant to the President ,always ROBERT R. CHAPMAN, M.S. Registrar Business EDITH SWANN, B.A. Bursar EDNA EAVES, M.A. Librarian JOHN A. McLEOD, M.A. Director of Publications English I l 1 WALTER P. SMITH, M.J. Director of Publicity Journalism X l l l eighteen -- lf' T7 'nw -ex li -4 First Row: MARTHA SIN- CLAIR BIGGERS, B.lVlus.. Piano, MILDRED LORAINE BINGIIAM. M.B.A., Busim-ss: JUDITH ANN BRAMMER, IVI.Ecl., Chemistry: HA- CIIEL MESSICK CHAPMAN, M. Ed., Secretarial Science, Second Row: THOMAS J. COLE, MA.. Voice and College Choirs: RUBY HUDSON COX, M.Ed.. Sec- retarial Science: R. L, CRISP, M.A.. Social Sciencc: THOMAS H. ED- WARDS, B.S., Chemistry. Third HOLLY! ALFRED WILLIAIVI EDYE, lVI,S, Chemistry, VALEN- TINE FARKAS, M.A., German and Spanish: GWYNDOLA PIERCE FISH. M.A,, Spanish: JAMES MA- LON FISH. MA., Physical Educa- tion, Fourth Row: COLLIE GARNER, M.A., English: VIRGINIA HART. MA., Physical Education: DON J. HENDERSON. M.A., Physical Edu- cation: ANNA MARGARET HINES, M.Mus., Piano. Fifth Row: RICHARD LEE HOFFMAN, M.A.. History and Government: ROBERT ELLIOT HOPKINS, A,Mus.D., Piano: JONES V. HOWELL, M.A,, Mathematics: MARY NEWELL HOWELL, M.A., Home Economics. Sixth Row: MARY ALICE IH- RIG. MA., English! A. ELLISON JENKINS, Th.D., French and Social Science: BETTY CORNETTE JOL- LEY, M.A.. History and Geography: MUMPHORD HOLLAND KEN- DALL, Th.M., Bible and Greek, FACULTY -- nineteen - --4. An ,sau twenty First Rows SAMUEL DAVID KNISLEY, M.A., History: HARVEY N. LANCE, M.Ed,, Mathematics: H. PAGE LEE, Th.M., Bible: EVELYN ALLEN MCLEOD, English. Second Row: NANCY CARO- LYN MEDFORD, M.A., Mathemat- ics: ETHEL MOYERS, M.A., Eng- lish: CHARLIE CRAFTON NAR- RON, M.A., Business: JOHN RAY- MOND NELSON, Ph.D., Bible and Latin. Third Row: LORA MILTON OUTTEN, Ph.D., Biology: WIL- LIAM F. PEGG, M.A., Mathemat- ics: ELLA JANET PIERCE, Ph.D., English: ROBERT C. RICH, M.Mus., Voice. Fourth Row: J. ELWOOD ROB- ERTS, M.Mus., Music Theory: NONA MOORE ROBERTS, M.A., French: DONNA NAGEY ROBERT- SON, M.Mus., Organ: JOE CHRIS ROBERTSON. M.F.A., Art. Fifth Row: EMMETT S. SAMS, M.A., Mathematics: JOHN NOEL SUMRALL, B.A., Instrumental Mu- sic and Band: JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, MS., Biology: FRANK C. TOWN- SEND, M.A., Mathematics and Physics. Sixth Row: GLENN L. VERNON. M.A., Dramatics and Speech: ELIZ- ABETH WEBSTER WATSON, M.A., Dramatics: ARTHUR EVERETT WOOD, M,S., Physics and Engi- neering: HARRELL WOOD, M.A., Physical Education. Seventh Row: VERNON EVER- ETT WOOD, M.S., Chemistry. FACULTY EF: '-r 7 rv. .2 ,ow vo., F: 45.5 rv f-.A YE Q- uv- sl 1-. OFFICE AND GENERAL STAFF yy 0:17 -- IZ. First Row: BRYSON I-I TILSON. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds: VIENNA HUNT- ER and MOLLIE S. RICH, Secretaries in Buildings and Grounds Departmentg DAPHNE HUFF- MAN, Secretary to the Presidentg ETHEL RAY COX, Assistant to the Registrar: JOAN WILKEY, Secretary to the RQHISITSIY PATSY KENYON WELLS, Secretary to the Dean of the College, Second Rout: VIOLETTE B. HENDERSON. Assistant tu the Bursar: EVELYN FAANDERSON, Assistant ln the Bursar's Office: NANCY MILLER, Secretary in the Music Department: JENNIE LOU HUNTER, Secretary lll Public Relatmns Department: KATHLEEN WALLIN. Secretary in the Alumni Otllceg CAROLYN NELSON, Secretary to the Dlreetor of Publicity, NONA FAYE LYNCH, Secretary to the Dean of Students. Third Row: ANN DACUS, Cataloeuer rn the LllJ1'E1l'YI KATHLEEN FARKAS, Assistant Re- serve Librarian, ELIZABETH T. NELSON, Reserve I.lll31'Eil'lElllI EULA G. ROBINSON, Circulation I.i1bl'Ell'1E1IlI RUBY SWEN. Reference Librar1an: FLOSSIE C. TILSON, Perioclicals Librarian: MAR- LENE COLE. ClQl'1CEll Assistant in the Library. Fourth Rout DONALD CALDWELL. Manager of CQIPQICIAIB and Student Center: MARY ELIZABETH KENYON. Dietitian: JULIA BRIGGS TILSON. Hostess in Cafeteria: PEARL S. HEAD, Assxstant Manager of Student Center: FLORENCE LANCE. Assistant Manaeer of Student Center: HOMER M. MYERS. Assistant Manager of Student Center: JUDY BRIDGI-QRS, Secretary to Cafeteria Manager: Fifth Rott-1 DR. OTIS DUCK. DR. CHARLES POWELL. DR, ERNEST POWELL. College Physicians' MARY E. MCCALL, Nurseg RUBY ALEXANDER. H1-ste-ss in Bruwng JESSIE BOY- KIN, Hostess Ill Myers: CORA CHARLES. Iiusttfss in Huttman. Si.rtIz Rnufg MARY FULBRIGHT. Hostess lll Treat: MAMIE LITTLEFIELD, Ilustess in Mel- rnseq RUBY SPARKS, Hostess Ill Spilrnung ELSIE TEAGUE, Hostess in Edna lVIlg1ore1 VERGIE WALTERS. Htjrstess in Stroup. up Qigseizxai w,32g5f:ggigg3gfg533 a s M+:w2.i:s,5-':5- W1 V N ' U , ZIA uuum nuug , twenty-three - CLASS 0F , 62 LARRY ALLGOOD BRUCE President MOSES NATHANIEL MCCALL ALPHA JUDITH POYNER AUDREY GAYLE BUNCE Vice President Secretary Treasurer MISS VIRGINIA HART Sponsor - twenty-four - SOPHGMORES 1 'llllllIllilS ll2ll'l'j' :Xll2llllS , lCclw:11'1I Wyznll :Xlt'XllllIl6l' Milclrecl A1111 Alt'Xllllllt'1' Alclah Sil1lll1'Zi Allen Walter BlI1'f1lll Altizer, Jr. Elizzlbeth A1111 AITIITIUIIS l lX'Ia1'y F1'z111ces A111m1+11s James Hf?lll'j' AIlfl61'Stlll twenty-t1vn - James Nwel B2ll'll2l1'Ll. Jr. Alicv Sue .-X11tl14111y Mwiettzx Atkins William Ijuvis Bulls-1' . ...Mu SOPHOMORES John Edward Baskin, J1'. Robert Keith Bates Raiford Douglas Baxley James Herman Benton, Jr. Judith Adrienne Beam Richard Wayne Bennett David Andrews Beaman I l l 1 2 ,v Q Ii I V l l l 1 Beverly Kathleen BeShears Priscilla Suzanne Beck Dorothy Elizabeth Beckner Joanne Lorraine Bennett twenty-six Wilbur Drayton Bishop l . 1 s 2 . ...Y V SlQ1lll6ll lh+11g'l1ty Bi1le1 P11t1'iciz1 Ann Piinlllex Virginia I z1ymleu11e Blziclmcm Reginald Sinclair Bnlick George We James Calvin Bone Weldmm Roy Bower Amelia Ann B1 oc nlwlni e Patsy Anne Bowers Billie Jean Bowling William Henry B10VlCl91 I1 Howard G?11'Llll91' Briclgex twenty-seven - SOPHOMORES Helen Elizabeth Brown Mary Elizabeth Brundage Jeannie Lynn Brown Mary Alta Brown Thomas Grady Bryan Shirley Ann Brown Suzanne English Brown Audrey Gayle Bunce Vernon Denton Browning Larry Allgood Bruce Patricia Anne Burgess Margaret Ophelia Bruce twenty-eight - CLASS OF '62 .lane Alcan Ilnrnelle Harrmv lfleelxwml Carter Jun Michael Bn1'1w+L1gl1s Marsha Ann Byassee Reginald Denny Carter Patricia Anne Byrd Isaac Slater Call Hubert Luuis Carter Gary Hunter Callaway Glenda Sue Campbell Charles Bmfrks Carver Ronald Thmnas Carswell twenty-nine - 75, 00- , You 'M' A-...--0 KB fi? va-f SOPHCMORES Kenneth Howard Cathey .-y f,.Y l5.45unwn-lf Fay Hensley Coker Ann Lee Chambers Jerry Franklin Chandler James Kay Frances Chapman Allan Baxter Clark Carolyn Curtis Compton Judy Ann Clark Paul Albert Clark, Jr. Carl Webb Conley Barbara Jean Cobb thirty - Wilbur Cook l r l I 'A Bl l 1 ll ll L l In ll l l ,M l l 1 ' F I l l , l l X , I V l ' 1 V 1 l I l .1 V --, - .M-...n ' CLASS OF '62 Scutt ECiXY2ll'ii Fmiiiei' Helen i!h1'iSiiIlC Vrisp Vi1'g'ini:1 Ruth Fustliei' Davie Stewart f'utt1'elI Cathryn Dailey Crocker Patricia Elizabeth Couch Timothy Martin Cmviii James Everett Cross, Jr. David Wurth Cox Joyce Linda Craft Henry Lee Davis Carolyn vVlll'th Craven thirty-one SOPHOMCDRES Larry Seigle Davis X Hilda Jeannette Dean Marjorie Ruth Davis Michael Allen Davis William Edward DeBruhl Richard Lee Davis Theresa Nadine Davis Linda Ellen DeLoach Winnie Grace Davis Donna Louise Day Kenneth Lewis Denton Edmund Lindsay Dean thirty-two - .. ,..-. ... .........,....,..- ...- .,..,.......-.,..... , CLASS OF '62 .agar . .. lllzurllizi Sue Derrelnerry Hiclmrcl Sums Dillingham Terrence Dudley Dills Mann Myers Drinnheller, Jr. Patricia Ann Dixon Robert Flifton Dodson Barron McNeely DuBose Harvey Ray Dotson Anne Elizabeth Dowcly Bobby Locke Edwards Mickey Lynn Dowell thirty-three - Richard Laurence Dresclier C. N' 'C' SOPHOMORES Helen Rosalyn Edwards Ronald Allen Edwards Janice Dawn Eiland Richard Taylor Ergenloright, Jr. John Ellis Elkins Linda Pauline Elkins Thomas Fain Eller Larry Alton Elliott Marilyn Patricia England thirty-four Ada Lou English Harold Lee Estes Mary Martin Etchison CLASS OF '62 thirty-five William Henry Eure Kenneth Wayne Forestei Marsha Lee Ezell Larry Dean Farrell Thomas Eugene Fortune William Boyd Faw Judith Ann Ferguson Betty Jane Foster Francis Elizabeth Fickling Vernon Wayne Fisher, Jr. Robert Vernon Foust William Croom Fordham SOPHOMORES Gwendolyn Inez Franks 517-JE' il I if l Judy Carol Giddens Joseph Dixon Free, Jr. Richard Wayne Frith Harry Lee Giezentanner Terry Lee Furr Jack Stamey Garren Grover D Ronnie Haywood Gaylor Antonia George Mary A Olen Max Gibbs thirty-six - ale Gillis, Jr. nne Glasgow K W, an f , , .-......4,-....-uu-...4.--..- -....-n...-. .- .........-...................-.11 CLASS OF '62 Hulierl Murray Gluwi' Francis lllillzml Griffin l'2ilQlJ fIilCliSflll Gumlmgiii, H Mark Tl1flITl2lS Gumlsun Sara Frances Griffin Gary VVinstrm Goodwin Phyllis Ann Gores David Harold Griffith Reba Anne Graham Barbara Ann Green thirty-seven Judson Anclrew Hall John Calvin Grier SOPHOMORES Ralph Milford Halliwill David Marshall Harris Albert Wendell Hamby Carole Louise Hamby Sandra Kay Harris Robert Willis Hamlin, Jr. Rebecca Ann Hammer Ivan Woodrow Hart Juanda Dale Hamrick Nancy Jo Hannah Sandra Logan Harvey Alice DeLois Harris thirty-eight - i , W l I l I I l l 1 , i . ., ..., ..........,.... .-.fu-.-.,.....-Q... ...,--n .. ... ...K .... 4... -....,.......-..- CLASS OF '62 ,.- fu--1.4.4 ... ,+, . Allis-rl Gene Hawkins La1'1'y Euris Hill Cziimlyii Auilrey Hawkins Jnlin Hnyul Heath Robert Eclward Hill James Lewis Henderson, Ji: Susie Lenura Henderson Bobbie Ann Hi ilnnan Frances Elaine Hensley Brenda Joyce Henson Donna Linda Hmlbrook Floyd Lee Hileinon thirty-nine - . 51 ,f umm 1 s!r1'r5-1'F,1 Z'FY'?l1M ! SOPHOMORES Curtis Buck Hunter, Jr. Naomi Sue Honeycutt Sheila Ann Hopkins Martha Binkley Hunter Larry Levene Huffman Robert Lee Hughes Howard Ingle Larry Allen Huls Kenneth Lee Huneycutt Guy Ronald Jackson Mary Anna Hunt - forty - CLASS CF '62 l forty-one Herlllzl Elizzllmetlm Jenkins Daniel Ezra Keelm James Natlnlniel Johnson, Jr. Dennis Huy Jnlnlstnn Mariznn Starr Kellel Robeyt Story Jwhllstun David Clarke Jones Bette Gfv1'clu11 Kelley Dayicl Lloyd Jc,m1'dan Jerry Lynn Jordan John Thurston Kelly John Rollert Jorclan SOPHOMORES John Roy Lackey James Ross Kilpatrick Edwin Walter King Jane Clayton Lamb Williani Lee Knight Larry Harold Kreischer James Manly League Owen Sigfried Kulo, Jr. Chin-ho-Ku Joan Frances Leonard Patricia Ann Labin forty-two - ...,.-K CLASS OF '62 , JJ...- forty-three - ' Juuiuux Wayne I4L'2lillL'l'S Ilmiulil Eugene Llwe Jucli Martin Lerllletlei' Thfvmas Servtt Lewis Kirby B. Lowe David Huy Liles William Daniel Ll1l8lJt'l'l'Y Merle Florence Luve James Millarfl Little Sara Marie Lung Rwnalcl Lee Luck Jeremy lVll11'lS'fillll Lutz '1 Qu-an if if-5 'ui ix W' Cf arg Vernon Ray Luther SOPHOMORES Giles Donald McLane Sandra Hall Lyell Moses Nathaniel McCall John Larry McLaughlin Ronald Vaughn McCall Robert Garrett McClure Walter Jones McLendon, Jr. Albert Gillette McDougald John David McGee Ian Wishart McLeod Mary Sue Mclntire forty-four - 1 l l l l I I l I l l ..,. ...Q , ' Marry Limln McMillan Teil Lee illanlliis Virginia Carter MucNeil i William C'li1'istupliei' lllaclclry l l l l William Dale Maxwell 1 Audrey Jean Marcus l William Cznnden Mariner .n l 1 5 l l CLASS OF '62 - forty-five 1 William Byron Meachani Donald Ray Marlin Lonnie Dale Martin Brenda C'z1r0l Meclfuiwl William Ashburn Music-n, Jr. SOPHOMORES Don Laws Melton, Jr. Barbara Jean Miller Francis Wayne Merchant I , i i 1 I Sandra Sue Merriman L 1 Zi Barry Benjamin Miller 1 Marian Ann Messer l Gale Billy Metcalf Sandra Kay Miller Linda Louise Meyer I Martha Jane Milam Raymond Wade Millikin, II i Jimmie Thad Miles forty-six - l CLASS OF '62 'l'l1on1z1s L u1'4,vly11 Hzmrlml 1x'IllllCl'iL'f. Jr. Hairy .John NIl.ll'llllCk :Xllll 311111111 Murray VVay11e M1 ll nre Rfmald Lee Myers Stanley Terry Muure Derith Lurai11e Morris Laura Patricia Nash Ray N9XX'I11Hll BIO1'1'iSU1l James B1'O2ldUS lV1r,11'1'mv Thomas Edward Nash, Jr. Joseph Martin Mulluney forty-seven :J lilzi-WT forty-eight David Vincent Neamand Richard Lee Nelson Joel Larry Newsome, Jr. Lois Jean Nicholson Joseph Randolph Noland Dorothy Gwynn Norman Annemarie Nussbaumer SOPHOMORES 3 Gary LeRoy Neal Joseph Learoyd Oates Roy Leonard O'Bryan Shirley Lee Ogle Janet Elizabeth Owens 1 -H 1 1 1 Peg'g4y Lynn Pzulgett Judith Faye Pearce fllillltllil May Parks Troy Huwzwd P2il'1'fJtt Mary Ella Phillips Wi nifred Ann Pzwrutt Barb:u'a Esther Pate Lynda Jayne Pipes Joyce Lee Payne Willis Swann Payne James Arthur Plernnions Kenneth Hugh Peurce S' 4 f CLASS OF '62 I i ii l - forty-nine - ll i 1 SOPHOMGRES William Daniel Poats, Jr. ' Barbara Carol Poff Alpha Judith Poyner Q Joseph Talmadge Prevette Mary Ann Price Virginia Sharon Purcell Nancy Carroll Qualls Carl Hampton Queen, Jr. - fifty James Michael Randleman l Trina Yvonne Rathbone James Hughie Ray John William Reagan J l l 1 1 1 ,. . l V I 4, J ll 3l r it l i I , 1 w I i 4 ll J 1 CLASS OF '62 fifty-one Benjamin Franklin Reed Thomas Kennon Roberson Harold Renfro Frances Rebecca Reynolds John Ross Roberts Cyril Sanderson Rice, Jr. William Albert Ricker Sybil Yvonne Roberts George Sewell Ridenhour, Jr. Margaret Reid Ridenhour Donald Wade Robinson Alice Lloyd Robbins 1, my .-.Uk-,,1w,,.1 1-nw.-. W-51.5-.g.r.,,,, SOPHOMGRES Gwendolyn Estelle Robinson Alvin Eugene Scott Janice Lynette Robinson Judy Ann Robinson Alma Jean Seay William Barry Rodgers Larry Dean Rogers Mary Jacqueline Sechrist Gloria Ruth Rotan Donald Erwin Rothwell Sarah Waston Severance Brenda Kay Rozier fifty-two - ll l 1 l 1 Iris lfaye Sllfdllllll Lelvna Marie Small Hfvl,ne1't lllhllillll Sliephenl Betty A nn Sherrill Tuni Marie Snimlei ' Sylvia Dianne Shine 1 i l - . 5 Mollie Jane Simmons I l IJZil'1'Y Melvin Sparks Rosalyn Ann Skelton l l l Judy Lee Sittun 1 Patricia Anne S1l2i1'1'OXV l l CLASS OF '62 -fifty-three Opal Elaine Sittun , ,.,v,,., L -1 wwi ' 4 74YV'Y7fl!! SOPHOMORES Richard Wood Spivey, Jr, Willa Donald Kenneth Spriggs Nancy Catherine Stackhouse Bobby Roberson Taylor Patricia Jane Staton Gary Bagwell Stiffler Patricia Anne Taylor Arlis Laverne Suttles Carol Lane Swicegood Donna Elaine Teague Carolyn Lee Sydnor fifty-four - Yvonne Tate Julia Ruth '11-1-1111- lllviinla Amiutlu V-llfll Jerry Murrix TllUIllllSHll Patricia Aim '1'liw11i1wsfv11 1 harles Lari Turliei David William Thrasher .Iauye Auflree Tflmlinswn Gary Frank Turlxei Susan Madeline Tmre Carl Franz Traub Archer Grant Tuiiiei Sandra Elaine Trexler fifty-fivc Y --nw .L ...lu SOPHOMORES Thomas Matthew Viar Brenda Louise Warner James Randolph Vinson Joseph Hubert Voss Linda Lee Warrick David Lee Waites Ray VValdrop Max Everette Washburn Susan Ester Walker Sharon Sue Walters Rebecca Jane Watson Walter Fort Ware fifty-six - 'Y' W-5-r if 'xv .-?' 9+-4, Mzilcwliii Mzxclflzicliiii Wzitsfm Glenn Rowe William: fllillll William Webb J1' Beverly A1111 VS ells Phvllis Kave Williams ..- i' ..N,- 'X 'TVX Chfuleh Ilrviiglm West Hazel Inez West hichfu cl Ly 1111 Wllllcilllm Vvilliam Earl Whitaker Charles Lee White, III LIU3 tl Dllllllll Wuiclle, III f::1 CLASS OF '62 Jackie Burns Whitt fifty-seven 1 , 1 . - 1 -a,e--wnyyg wa- F - SOPHOMORES Clam ence Luke Wood Rachel Ixa Woodall Judv Sue Wooda1d MOIIIS Galland Wlay Lee Mouleon W11nkle Bonne1 Ne1l Yo1k Chfules ROg61 Youn f1fty elght SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Colonel Gene Abbott Mrs Vu' 1n1a Atkms Banks Marv Susan Baumann W1ll1am Bruce Buckner T1 uman Allen F1she1 N01 man Eugene Garrlson Yateb Stephen Holland Ronald Melx 1n Joyce James E Knkley JI John Davld Nagv LEWIS Woodrow Randall Jete1 Cl1ffo1d Sherlln . Q . g. . . Charles Woodrow Yelton J . . . g , pp' ' ' . it IC' f r .ll X :xx ll ll 'S I - --M X x f Q Q O - 2.3.3.3 9-cf Ufvf '.O,o,o,4 .fi SL. 'Q 5 if 14. OUTSTANDING CAMPUS A spark of creativity sets a leader apart from the group, and a dedication to service gives him Cor herj the opportunity to lead. These are qualities that distinguish dozens of Mars Hillians. At the risk of leaving out many who deserved to be included, We have selected seven persons as representative of the larger group of Mars Hill's Outstanding Campus Leaders. gh ,. T.. -.VW ' Modest but capable is Larry Allgood 59' Bruce, 20-year-old Greenville, S. C., native who served so Well as vice president of his freshman class that he was promoted to 5 ,. the top spot this year. As a gridder, Larry Q? combined fierce competitiveness and exem- plary sportsmanship and still maintained a Y respectable academic record. Such achieve- ments reflect superior ability. , X LEADERS Reginald Sinclair Reggie Bulick, 19. uf Maiden. has led us throug'h service as chief niawslwl, president of the men's siu- dent council, and president of Brown Dormi- tory. As ai member of the Science Club, he has displayed u keen interest in that field. A vast new world of service will open up for him when he achieves his goal as a medical doctor. 3 1 ' ' 'z JP! 4 4 .iz xg le W ' 1 -an . hi W U i ...,- ww 'tm ' M1 Og, Q -1.157 gl 5 ... Among the top-ranking students aca- demically is Mary Martin Marty Etchison. 20. of Mocksville. Not, a bookworm, how- ever, she has devoted herself to a host of duties, including being assistant chief mar- shal, secretary of her dorm, chaplain of the women's student council, first vice president of IRC and pzlrticipziting in the Young Re- publican Flub. 3 1 i ,,,. sg 7 nm-mq The contributions of Audrey Gayle Bunce, 19. of Stedman, spring from a desire to be of service to others. Her experiences as society president, dormitory president. student council secretary, sophomore class treasurer. member of the debate team and standout in WRA activities enhance her leadership capacity as she works toward a Peace Corps assignment or social work after college days. .-.,,.... , LE: rL5fi'lufP'1!'fg'!! E 'J.11!'. .!l!dl3'F..' CAMPUS Few offices in the student life of the campus are more demanding than that of president of the Baptist Student Union. Archer Grant Turner, 20, of Scotland Neck, has served with dignity and still found time to participate actively in a literary society and IRC. His quietness and dependability have been inspiring. LEADERS Judith Ann Ferguson, 20, of Waynes- ville, has the spark of creativity and the dedication to service necessary for success in the business world. Her contributions as president of the Business Club and of the XVRA, as a marshal and as a member of the May court indicate she has the attractive- ness and efficiency to become a good secre- tary. In --.., lug 9 EIU I? sf- le Q-- 4. 5 ,,l . Q D U, n 44 ,, 0 Versatility and enthusiasm characterize soon-to-be-20 Susan Esther Susie Walker of Pulaski, Ya. While maintaining a high academic average, she has served with vigor in numerous organizations and activities. most notable have been her contributions in society, Scriblerus Club, YWA, BSU, and as treasurer of her freshmzin class. S AUTOGRAPHS - sixty-four - Ulll 'IL BUSINESS STUDENTS I ' l - sixty-five - lu-ml II II I 'fi'-SI'lSIIm'I A In-IIISII -' - ' ,S v . i fi . Merinda Bennett Winston-Salem Brenda Faye Beasley Bryson City Carole Celene Beeson Winston-Salem Naomi Ruth Ferguson Burnsville Brenda Jean Brawley High Point Brenda Elaine Collins Rock Hill, S. C. Frances Annette Freeman Colerain Lynda Jo Cook Wilmington Annice Teresa Crosby Greenville, S. C. Sherry O'Dare Greene Lowell Carole Jean Davis Mars Hill Nancy Hill East Charlotte Joyce Elaine Edmonds Weaverville - sixty-six - Tiff. ' '.125FLzu A CNE BUSINESS Sylvia Linclscy Grccnc West Palm Beach, Fla Judith Lynn Hodges Fairmont Myra Louise Holcombe Burnsville Thou as Fianklin Rowe Carr Mims Lucas Walterboro. S. C. Mary Elizabeth McGinnis Gastonia Alma Jane Shaw Waltham Mass Hilda Carolyn Metcalf Mars Hill Peggy Joan Plemmons Hot Springs Mai x Lou Yoder Edna Jeannene Price River Rouge. Mich. Jolmsie Arline Reynolds Axton, Va. Not Picturecl Mrs. Barbara Houston Brown Mars Hill - sixty-seven - I , . sixty-nine CLASS OF ' p '?f 'FlJ'F L Z3 LINDSAY DOUB WATKINS I President I I I I I I II I I I I JAMES EDGAR BENNETT MARY ELIZABETH HORTON DARLA ARLINE SANFORD I Vice President MR, AND MRS. HARRELL WOOD Secretary Treasurer I I II 'I gi I I I I I Sponsors I I I - seventy - i 12,1-1I1111111.' 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Hugh Paul Nur-kolls Henclersnnville t.'m'rull Lemuel Oates Gerlml Dean Lee Oberholtzer Lexington, Ya, .Inhn lYilli:1xn Olyerholtzer, III Lexington, Va. Ju Ann Fretzmnn Charlotte Nancy Louise Orr Cornwall, N. Y. Milton Marc-elle Ottley, Jr. Norfolk, Ya, James Robins Otto Richmond, Va. Imnnlfl Alun Owen Durham Neldn Marie Owenby Leicester Sallie Etolin Owens Inman, C. Al yr! le Caren Ownby Skyland Grwyer Kenneth Pagans Vinton, Yu. Edgar NYinfield Parker, III Mnrinn Hugh Melfred Parker, Jr. Asheville lmvirl James Parks I'mnn Grove ltnllert Larry Paschull Durham Billie Kay Pate lierslutw, S. C. I':tnl Baker Patterson Arlingtun, Yu. XVilli:un Leslie Payne Pnlatslii, VIL. lim. ru Xlnyllx lwllulw Xhwlu ll-,xl xv Xl wlll nm I'IH,uv-up IHJII1' X4-In wllw lux nl--ml I'Im.4w-l l'-Amy .XII1.-m.41I.- .Imax I,--v l'f-:Inns 4'.1l4.m:Ll Ilvxglltr, Yu linlln 1.1 Kuyv l'v1kins.-n Nv-wlwlt Nvws. Yu .ll-.nn I5:un.4lv-fl l'.-rrin lull'-lwyxn, Nan, ,Ilml NY1ls..n lfvllj' 1'lx.Ast.-rllelnl, 5. 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Jx' XY1Ullffsx'ill+: r-:slim l al1'r-lylm l'l'vsslL-3' lfzuxtml I mmlue Blrlrwr- T'ri4-:A Vlxcnrleshm, S, C, Xnnr-ln Marie 1'1'ir-sul' YVilkeSl11l1'U Tuslwuzl Linwm-Ll l'rilc-hfltl l'l1urlulteSx'1lle, VII. exmzln NYinfiolnI l'1xlX't'Ylv 4'u11l-nlwl Nluerry Muxini- Pruitt Slmrlaunllurg, S uf. lfrf-nl Viz l'syhk Ivnrlvmn Auln-.ly Nt-lsnn Pue-tt Iliwlimniill, Ya. l,in:ln l-Inrl Purcell Lalurinllurg' Slim-.ni Kay Purdy .Irvine-slmro. GH.. lmnnlll Lee Raine-S Guilford lliulizird Eflwnrrl Rninirez 'l':nn11Jal, Fla, ltuth .Xlit-rg llnniirez Tatmpn, Flu. 1'nr:n Linda Hupe lrurhaiin Jnyve Ire-nv Hay Mars Hill .ltulith Eileen Ray Mars Hill Ilnllt-rt Binghnin Renres Fziyeltt-X'ille ljnllliy lL:'nncl:lll lleavis Kernersville liussell Arthui' Reid l'lit'lii1n,v11cl, VR. Yinl-ent Tlimnns Rem--lm. Jr XVilmingtnn, liel. Albert Ernest Re-niiny lireenslmoro Alvin Earl Reynolds Pe-lxer, S. C. Nur-,lyn Belle Rhodes Tryon Ln rry Deal n Hlmdcs XVinston-Sale-ni Brenfln .Tune Rice Murshzlll Thomas George- Rich, Jr. Raleigh m'nrnlyn Virginia Riley liuaimlce, Vu. Pzitric-in May Riley Arlington, Va. Esther Came-lliu Robbins H ici-tory Mnrgruerite- Lovett Robbins Furest City I'mx'id Xhiyiie Roberts Mount HI,-lly Lmuzln s Mat-Artliur Roberts Albemarle Glenda Faye Hmlpinette lit-rt-rly, N, J. l':iul Imuglns lt-Jbinson liuniwlu-, Ya. M it-hnel L harles Rock Burnsville Burl ,ara Annette Rogers XVz1xlmw Virginia LPQ Rollins Arlington, Va. I'!nrlr:'ir:L Lnuise Roininger lVlIlSf1'rl'l'Sfl.lF:l'l'l 1 1 .11-111 A11111- 111.1411 1'11,11l1-111-1.111113 XY1 1111 In-111g1.1X 111111111111 1.11111-11.111, 11.11111H 111111 lump In-1-.11111, 4.,1 x1111 S11-11111-11 1C1111LL1- 1111141111-511144111 I1-11111-- .11-:111 Ilnss--11 lk-1x111.r11 - 'S 142111111111 llllim-ll Iv-11111 Aslwxlllw I'11'1'y lwwln S.1111s A5111-xullv 11-x1-111 T1-11As,1 51.111111-rs M1111u11v 11:11 1:1 ,X1'I1111- S.1111'-1111 5:11 :11111.111, 1111. l1.l111 11111111111 S.11111111-rs 1L11l1111111111, 111, X11-:41111.1 12:111111111111 S--1111gp.:s 1111111111-1111, V11 1-111--V1 1'I11'1s11:111 S--:11-111, .Ir 1l1w11111111111, N .1 11111 4'z11'11v11 Svllvrs 1.111111111111111 1. 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S 1'. 1 y XVan4l:1 Kaye Sloan CII llftllll Jerry XVayne Sloop Kannapolis Martha Jean Small Kershaw, S. C. l 1':im,-es Helena Smith Murganton Lat ha Ruth Smith XVhite-ville l'ieher't'a Mae Smith Marion Sidney David Smith Raleigh llalnh Allen Snider Denton XYHXIIP Kaliste Saud .IaQksonville, Fla. Steve Randall Spain Chase City, Ya. Brenda Gail Spainhour XVinston-Salem 1116-1111 Je-an Sprinkle XVeaverville XYilliani Harry Sponse Simpsonville, S. C. Blanche Elizabeth Stafford Hickory John Charles Stanton Raeford XVillian1 Lamar Starks Dalton, Ga. John Perry Steen, Jr. Kannapolis Caroline Elaine Stevens Asheville Pliarles Philip Stevenson Saluda. S. C. Ronald Clevelziml Stewart Silver Spring, Md. Laura Christina Stokes Jacksonville, Fla. Henry NVQ-llingtr,mn Stough Aulander lienrg'ia Nan Strahm Szlralsnta, Fla. Miles Harry Stroupe Cherryville Lamar Shufnrtl Summey tlastnnla Luis Patricia Surles Newport News, Va, Everett Sheltun Swaim, III Thomasville Terry Marcus Swaim Canton XVarren Albert Sweeney Shawnee Mission, Kan. Alice .kleta Swofford Inman, S. C. Katherine Elizabeth Szentivanyi XYaynesvil1e The-lma Faye Taylor Greer, S. C. Xwllmm I..-lnvymmm I.vxl4,n, .ll Hxlmxuul-,1, mimi XIv.-- 'I'lwpv1.- 'l'.1x1MvSxull-f Xmnll lluxlvvuhl 'I'a,w:1l1' lxvlxnx'-xvllw 11-I-lpn XXllV.1nH,u 'I'Iu.4l'1w- l:.,.m AMN.: lux ul I-Ivlxullfl 'l'Iu-mms XY.:nx4-1'xlII.- .Iwlmw I.1xm:'r Ih1vln.l,, JI, .Xxlwlmlwy In u x Lvmu 'l'lwm:w 4 Ssnufurul I,--Ln Yx mmm- 'Fliwlnzns Ix.mn.m1:--lla vll'-mu Illllmx-LVII1 'I'hru:Qlu XYINSI1-In-8.41--m I,4.14-n.: K,m!I1r3n Till--I' i Xfwlln 1'l14vl1+'Stwl1, S l'. 'l'lwm,w llnlln-rl Tlls--n Mlzum, l'l.u Illuleln- Jw- T4.ml-vrlln Mus Hill 5.111-x .Tunw 'Txwntvl' 114-:nm-k.A llupifls 12.-1-x'gv lllllis Tunstall lhulvitllx Ilnfl-'11 I-'suv 'l'1n'ne1' Mwlxnll Airy Yxxxw-nt XX'my:lx.m' Tllrlml' ll-v:u1mlnA. Yu. Huy .In mu-s Tw'-ed Mamrshzx ll llznlln-l I-lxwlizn Yamllykv liznllum, Vxnmml Zullv M.lrx I'ylltl1m Yann XY1lmixlulf:n Illn-lu Ivimw Ymlglmu XYi1wtnm-Salle-nm lillzulu-llm Anne Yeruf-11 'I'r:uxwlm's Ile-st, S. V, Ilmlwf-rt NX':xym- Yr-ss 1'-wllmtmx, Yu. .lnlm 1IlIIw1'l Vim-lc Iill1sh.n Sylxm .Imam XX':111nle1' M1-llmurlw, 19111. NYF1-l,ing' Viviun NVang K-'wl-...IL IfI4.l1:k-.ng Ilnlmrrl IC1lw:l1'r1 XY:11-rl l':1ry Mznry Vsnrulyn XYnx'111-Ii S1r1Ll'l2lll1ulll'g .I.u :mls l'h-Imp-H XY:u'1w:n Asheville 1':nru1l Lvslir- NX'uVliix1s Frzmklin Lin-ls::5 IH-ul' XV:1lkins, III VIL-1nm4ms 1:..ly.-rt N.-lsun XYatkins SXYIIHIIHIIIPLI liish--1' Mvrerlilh XYJISOII I lrvl'cl14'e, S. C. Alix: Beulah XVEIIVQI' Lansing Russell Eugene XVel.1b Leicester Ale-tn Hartley NVelch Sr-rwtland Nea'-lc Den pn .lo XVel1s Leicester Joh n Quinn NVest Asheville Mary .Io XVhf1tley Swan nsboi-fl Lynflin Gail Vx'l1itukei' Franklin Kenneth Glenn XVhite-ner tjl'ee11slm1'n xvlllllllll Edwin XVhitln:1n Bnlwsun Ilurk, Fla, XV:1ltffn Neil XVhilt:iker Bzlltiinore, Mrl. 15:1 rharn Jenn XYilfle Marshall Billy Mnson NVilli:xn1s Durlmln .Tuseph Howe XVilli:1n1S Salislulry Kathryn EleS XVilli:1lns Cllyulmga Falls, U. Samuel Lonnie XVilliams, Jr. Asheville Hit-key IXIuAi'tl1ur XYiIlinn1 srvn Chudbourn James Claude XVillis Canton Linda Hulh XVillitte Durham Virginia Lure-11:1 NVise Asheville Me-linrln El ixubetli NVilh1'mV Clmrlutte llelfn-vvzl June XVulf9 .Iam-lisrnix'ille, Flu, lmrotliy lfluth XV4'vofl Miami, Flzl. Luke XYm.cllwury, lll Lennir lil-nneth Lyle Yau-lmruxigli Furl Mill, S. C. XYumlx-mv Edwnrrl Yancey Nels-mn, Yu. .rizine Yeltnn Hin,-lmry Thnnins Russell Yonce Ilivlunmul, Vu. Flurem-e Randall Younce Elizuhethtun, Tenn, Flrfreiice- June Young Tll1l1ll3SX'lllQ Pram-is Nil-hulls Young' R:1Ieig'l1 Steve Anthony Young Burnsville Ma rv Hehe-era Youngblood Lenoir FRESHMEN 4'I1.11'l1w M:11111--11 Il.1111is N1--In-I--!Iw Y11'::i11i.1 Vhulx IH111111f- I, :-ff V1-111115 IIH11.1I:I I11-I1.11'nI 1'11Il11-1-II1 1:..1.11y 1:1-uw 14:11.-'lp H11I1.11't If111'1l 1'I1.11'I111 I,--1-1119 I-'wx Y--1141 Vvll-111 Fr flf- 111111 114-1111.111 I4'1':111Ii 111211111 ,X11111lfl .I.41 xnu- x 431.1111 Iv-111:1l:I .hllry 11111111 lI1'.1lv11f- 471':1x'4--S liulu-1't ,XIx111 ll,1l1111.111 l'I11l11I ILM-1111-1 H1-nfl'-1 .lf-11'x .Xlwh-11 Ili: 1' .l.1-I1 l.I:1lxv111:111 IIIIM111 I-31114111 l1.111:I.1s 1111111--1' I l111'11.1K In-111.1111 M,1111l X.111..11 X111-x S111 Z11:kfl1x111'1 In-111111, 11:1 NOT PICTURED ws Ilnxl-I IiHxx.11:l l11111.111 .I.+111.-x 1I.'1':1l.I lun.-I IZ.1l1111 Al-In-x11t !,1111l,1 In-11 Mmlixf-11 Y11:1111.1 5111- Mrnvlh--us ll1111.1hl .L11111-S BI:1x111:r .I-11111 If1'1-11 M1-11111 Dm:-thy Ann Mmris .l.1111-.- 1,111,111 ll.A111111f-11 I': :uv .I,111v- 13111151-1' .I.1-I1 Il11l.111l 5.1-1111.1 131111 Il:-v1'1+1-11 S111'i11lil:- 1'l1:-11 Yif I1-V111 XY.1lI.1.1 S XY1II1.11-1 191-1-.I-111' XYIIIQ1-11111-' .Il-1 1 y lflllm-111, W1ll1,1m5 I1.111,1I1l .X11!I1H11x XV--ml XX1lI1.:111 .l.-115' YH1111-' UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Mxs ,Uhy I4114- I. 1h:1111ll'f1' Mrs l'11t1'ifi.1 II1'nyl1i!1 H11:ls1111 Mm 11.1 I 1.1-lu,-115 - L-ighty-nine - ',,f-' . I 1.-. 111 I -' 1' ,-1,4 . .Av-..... A M-rin -vu: r' 'I ' .':HIQ'F?7 W 7 ?g.is1?5:: ' 3 ,uw 'Q : ' 1 Y. 1 5. Ax i I? N ff ,349 ff 2 in 5. r K 'Gia , 4, 11.1, jx , f-'qi:55,:.,',x gif f5':5s 915' ff 55:41 ' 'W im ilfrfi A, Ng! 7 fEfJff J-, ' 1' 1 4-ms f - E, R 'xi 2' 1 'Tff N1 ,ew wg 1? 51 ' ., - 1 . y. fy., 'wf.', -Rfk f C112-fm N ' f ?f,wQ .1 Q , 4 ' , -v33,Lf1 F1 Qfefg 'WW 'E1mAj 1 Q' w 4 ,.,, . ,-5 ' 'Vx .. ' 1 ff V , fx. . Ay, Q I , .A , a A Q 3 Q 52 V., l.n'4 , . , , 1 N., . .-v- -f... -1- - , V U 'X J , ,N , 'Q .- : 1. f .55 1. - 4,5 ,lu K U- Ja. , ' Eu- 4. 'f f ,rm-51 ,. 5 -lv-. -neg f,. . ,, , ,Q ,km , N 134 Pb s 'XP- X , will X6 IIA URI ninety-three - . ...5.f.- A ...H . W- 1 2 Y I 4 I f 1 fl- 2i41:..-. ' ,av ff F ,nr ,,nvrrrq-7- A, . F. gi E: S 5 I I 5 a iw H L F MISS MARY LEE HURT Sponsored by Sams Dormitory M M962 the futher of Mario Beole Fletcher 'Miss America of 1962 SELECTED BY 207 Governors View Road Asheville, North Carolina March 17, 1902 Nr. Charles B. Carver, Editor The 1962 LAUREL Mars Hill College Mars Hill, North Carolina Dear Charles: Selecting a HNiss Laurel of 1062H proved to be quite a challenge to me, albeit a challenge I thorouuhly en- joyed. I have, after much deliberation, selected Miss Mary Lee Hurt, who, it seems to me, has a great deal of vitality and zest for life in addition to charm and beauty. However, may I hasten to add, the selection was not an easy one. I selected two girls, naming one of them runner upg then, I asked lrs. Fletcher to pick two. She chose the same two but reversed the order. We then called in our teen-age daughter Margaret for consultation, and finally the three of us azreed upon Miss Hurt. As you can see, it was not any easy task since all of the girls are very attractive and very beautiful. Sincerely yours, Beale Fletcher - ninciy-flvc - ' Y .. mg-, --, .. xgllliq.-.',,Mm,, . , ---Mm QM ' ' ,, MISS TONI MARIE SNIDER MISS DONNA ELAINE TEAGUE Sponsored by Sponsored by The Mars Hill Homes Myers Dormitory - ninety-six - I A , I rl 'gl 3' I ,,...-'V 'qw ,. I I MISS PATRICIA ANNE BYHD MISS AI,If'IC KATHYHN DVNPIVANT spcmm-efl by Spf,m.wrec1 by Spllman Dormltury BITPVVIH DOI'lHl1Ul'Y I I I 2 I - ninety-seven - , ,W .- . -..N xg, 1 P. A N L -1 Y r. W - I v W ts ' - H 'xr-5:51 I 4,.4 W MISS VIRGINIA RANDOLPH SCRIIGGS Sponsored by Melrose Dormitory MISS GLORIA RUTH ROTAN Sponsored by The Combined Cottages if V 053' J, ,Q tro. W W .oub ,,,4 . I , 'SQL' ln: MISS SUSIE MERRIMAN May Queen AUGUSTA ANN JENKINS Crown Bearer I ,-,.. ninety-nine MISS ELAINE SITTON Maid of Honor 1 ' Man: MISS KATHY DUNEVANT i X .i ,X. .,... - 'V-- 1 M H MISS MARY LEE HURT MISS ELAINE TEAGUE Z6 'Qsv '!E 'nf-7 I I 1. I -.42 - fl I SSbmr:,lfEErE1gl2--fa. ' xxaw., ., . MISS FRANCES LARKINS MISS JANYE TOMLINSON - one hundred - uhf I '.. . A rf'-f I . ix ,za .sg ,,I 4, -n MISS .II'DY POYNICH MISS JI'I'7Y FICRGI'SON I962 , Ji ...A A' 7 MISS TONI SNIIWICR 4. 1--smug. f' 1 jx '7I1'v 1' MISS ALICTA WEIFII - unc Iumdrud and um- ,dw-. QNGD 'K' MISS MARY HORTON K V -1:-ML 1- -,2nu..,i...,.Lw..:,..., ,,.,,..u...,- - , A wi .4 , 5 I 3 Q1 L-jf -. - ':7, ui-'V A ' f- I , ,.. , . , ., . ,Oy xv, - L 1 g X ' rf 'A ' ' 1 I ' A QW,-3-'!yJ T167 fo I V-Tal' i11r.-2 x' ' 12 ' ' 'aff M .M 1-3.4. 1 ' lr. ,, . 1. X, 3 ,,, '-:Q ji 'ai' 'fs I f'-.JA ,,4 5, 'Q 5 -gf 1- .925 fx f 'V: 5 A 1.3 ' , 4v.3'F'3Si,'.2Inf, ig3 .LJ11 1 A .Q n '-,IK 4? .5 -ei ., 1 .A ,..' D ti :L .yrs TI . '17 S' WV V3 ' 1 4 . 1-My g a -' -3. 'Y ' 'Vf ' V ff, 'Q7 ' 1' ' df 'fin 3' V ' ,4,'T1'-+5?1K2 .. WTF? vw- Lf LN: ' '4 'AA' ' x N .. ., f '4'f . W , ' ' J' , Bi 1 ,' Ja L: Q - . , , Q. vt. ffk,,',t'4, ' n ll mfg, L 17 .kvrf 5 :K . Q -riifffa. V ' - M ,iz-. - 1 . --.2,A., .6 .,,' 4-4-. .-1. A ng-, 'ang Q , A 1 m .v Q, V L , K I' as, ,gill . . ..,v, . ji . 5. le - . il , ,.- ' .i'f, .9 ,ZA Q 4 Z,- W EX U Wm C g Homecoming V, X 4, ,....w' A , N.-5, '::.,. , P .,.. 3 V ,, . V' Vll' M- , VHA, 1' .'f14-- -' 1. , , Q ,,---' 1'5 ..,, x .. ,Neem ., - A Q-1. A ' . qrigarggegy:y,,,,l,1 3.221 N 224 .., 0-,I-:.,3r., , -I Pwr- 2:2:'-fzizfe 5,r:wf..1t'S' 4- '.'.g-1.1.2-,:,' '-1: ,. . :J ,,L2eQj'- , 42-824. -, ,..42-:gm-:za-M-.-.,.,-4:1,k,,.,-54,6914 ' f ' l X r,., , one hundred and f1ve -' Kit 7 dv-ml 't 7 H'l Y'Y '7 Yl ' 'I illlia' LTEW' QL., Btu . xl... f LAU RE CHARLES B. CARVER Editor-in-Chief Copy-fitting layout, and deadlines become second nature to staff members as the dead-line season drew near. lliany things Went into making this book something for you to treasure in years to come. Ignoring homework until the last minute, many hours Were spent drawing layouts, writing copy, taking pictures, and finally proofing each item. We naturally had our difficulties and failures scat- tered here and there, but the success of the annual far' out- weighed all the troubles. To Mr. Walter Smith goes a great deal of gratitude for all the time he has given to help make the LAUREL what it is. We would also like to express our thanks to the members of the faculty and administration who helped us. WALTER P. SMITH Faculty Advisor But to you, the students, go our greatest and sincerest thanks for supporting our storehouse of pictures, events, and memories, the LAUREL, for 1962. GARY GOODWIN JOHN BASKIN JOHN REAGAN Sports Editor Sports Editor Staff Photographer VIRGINIA MacNEIL SHEILA HOPKINS BETH POWERS SUE WALTERS Assistant Editor Photography Editor Copy Editor Typist - one hundrd and six - ll pn N Z fs 1- x .- - .f.l K- f 1 V lla Y v V47 F my ,H kill va-f' Seated: Barbara Rominger, Vzrgima Costner, lVIEi1'1lyI1 Hmson, Beth Powers: strmclzng: John Reagan, Paul Patter- son, Judy Woodard, He-len Brown, Janrce Erlancl, Kenneth Huneycutt, Judy H3l'lESS, Gary Goodwin, Shmla Hopl-uns, Bob Kemp, t ,yn Gary Goorlwln, Sheila HODk1DS, and Cll3l'lC5VC3l'VQ1' discuss the layout ar-cl plan some group DlCT.Ll1'k'S. on: hunrlrecl and scvon - 4 l si l :ii .,.. ..... .,7..,. ,........ I pf, f A .. . ,..... I I 1 E 5 , . E 1 . i l l f l l 5 Running a newspaper is both a time-consuming and 5 nerve-wracking job. News-worthy 'events occur daily, and N j the staff and reporters must stay alert in order to keep 1 f the readers well informed. Last-minute happenings call for frenzied rushes to meet a deadline. Publishing a paper at MHC began with gathering news. This job fell to reporters. Their stories were hand- ed in to the editors, who checked, and re-wrote them when X necessary. The stories next went to the printer, who set X them in type and returned them for a final checking and 4 fitting. Ads, too, had to be obtained and fitted into place , 3 to complete the paper. gl T . The HILLTOP staff wishes to offer' a special Word of 1 12 ' thanks to Mr. Smith, who has given so much of his time fi' WAT-EEN WHEILTSKER to help with 'each issue. .fi 1tor-1n- 1 ' The HILLTOP served us Well, winning not only Q' honors, but also a place in the hearts of all those at MHC. I. 1 i 1 i WALTER P. SMITH Faculty Advisor JOHN GRIER THELMA TAYLOR DICK ERGENBRIGHT News Editor Feature Editor Editorial Page Editor KENNETH HUNEYCUTT MARY HORTON JOHN BASKIN JO WELLS Circulation Feature Editor Sports Editor Typist - one hundred and eight - YQ- V: v9.5.4 Q q.'.A U - L, . ' 'AW'-Q . Fl-JW' ' Y- N' - . -Q - , -w4,x 1'1y., ' A- A :RFQ ' A94 Lifw fire.. :W-', Y rf - Left to Right: John Grier, Pat Pliolps, Nancy Hannah, Jon Ruundtiee, John Baskin, Walt Whittal-as-i', Julin Reagan Dick Ergenbiught, Tina Stokes, Marietta Atkins, Jo Wells, Roy Bower. -f-1 3 9 0 GARY MURDOCK and FRANK CALHOUN PAT PHELPS and DARINDA CAMP Advertising Managers Proofreaders -- one hundred and nine - -i wi . ,,k ,Q . CLIO-PHILOMATHIA Friendship and the ideals of Christianity are characteristic of this literary society which strives to develop in each member the ideals of Truth, Purity, and Fidelity. Living up to the standards of a literary organization, Philomathia presented an original mo- rality play, If Thy Right Hand Offend Thee, as the highlight of its 71st Anniversary. The play posed the question Is the mind your God? The Clio Reception followed with a realistic production, In Days of Old. nm-v QpaaaW lf'- .9 I 13 wx ,4,. ' -Mm, Z.- ' one hundred and ten - -1 C-I TERM First Row: Ann Brookshire, Presi- dent: Audrey Bunce, Vice-President: Mary Anne Price, Secretary, Sheila Hop- kins, Censor, Second Row: Don Shepherd, Presi- dent: Joe Newsome, Vice-President: Bar- row Carter, Secretary, Richard Bennett, Censor. ANNIVERSARY TERM First Row: Audrey Bunce, President: Helen Brown, Reception Vice-President: Marilyn England, Literary Vice-Presb dent, Sheila Hopkins, Secretary: Sharon Purcell. Censor. Second Row: Joe Newsome, Presi- dent: Jerry Thompson, Anniversary Vice- President: Carl Traub, Literary Vice- President: Charles Carver, Secretary, John Jordan, Censor. FGRENSIC TERM First Row: Sharon Purcell, Presi- dent: Sheila Hopkins, Vice-President: Janice Eiland, Secretary: Bobbie Hoh- man, Censor. Second Row: Carl Traub. President: Charles Carver, Vice-President: Joe Mul- laney, Secretary, Ben Reed, Censor. t A - one hundred and eleven I 'if -.. .. . -' 1. 1 ' , 1 .,. X., '. ,. Y ' ,s 'H-'.-'L .gy T ' ' 7 ' , , , .,. -.. .Veg i -. 'N' - ...Ill . I 1 ,- X . , , s 'I-144-GH : W i'7Qj3'iT'iiF'.f3-eli2EiE.-EU-lHALiA Founded on the ideals of Dignity, Simplicity, and Conservatism, this literary society seeks to promote the development of character in each member. In celebration of its 71st Anniversary, Euthalia presented an amusing original produc- tion entitled Li'l Ambrose. Nonpareil's 66th annual Reception carried out the theme On the Sidewalks of New York. one hundred and twelve -- M.--H. xr 'xfstl af r 5 J J F l its C-I TERM First Row: Bette Kelley, President: Mickey Dowell, First Vice-President: Rosalyn Skelton, Second Vice-Presidentg Nancy Qualls, Secrctaryg Marsha Byassee, Censor. Second Row: Jim Bone, President: Gary Stifller. Vice-President: Donald Spriggs, Secretaryg Ron Gaylor, Censor. ANNIVERSARY TERM First Row Mickey Dovtell Piesi dent Rosalyn Skelton Reception Vice Piesident Susan Walkex Litelalv Vice President Caiolvn Svdnoi Secietaiy Cuitis Compton Ccnsoi Second Row Gaiy Stlfflen Piesi dent Ronald Gayloi Anniveisaiy Vice Piesidcnt John David McGee Liteiaiy Vice Piesident JGIIV Joidan Secretaiy Wayne Meichant Censoi FORENSID TEPM First Rott Rosalvn Skelton Picsi dent Maisha Bsassec Fnst Vice Piesi dent Gloiia Rotan Second Vice Piesi dent Gwen Fianlts Secictaix Blenda Troutman Censoi Second Row John David McGee President Wayne Meichant Vice P1651 dent Joe David Fcie Secietaiy Tommy Monciief Censoi J,' N., 2 S11- IR- in '1- C7 1' S' 4 5' I 3 -A ' . .A ' - V : ' L . , ' ' 1 - ' ! 1 ' . i : ,. an X -A - . , , , ,' V. - '- f i , I 2 vu , , ' A ,Q - 1 no ' . - ' - 3' I A ' , ' ' ' C S -' ., V - - i -ff' - one hundred and thirteen - f ri ,ggi jij ij'f4 f - ' . , A , , -.-1 .' J. 1 ,.-:M wgpfmin :.',j'.-,. 'Ry ' ' , . 5 ' 1. --..- . ' A - E, ' . -, . , - ,-iv.. ,. .f.,..E..,.., ..-.v .m,.u3m,.W,-,!,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,. HONOR CLUBS Z2 The honor clubs of Mars Hill College provide an opportunity for outstanding stu- dents in the various departments to take part in programs and discussions of shared interests once a month. The social studies, English, business, foreign languages, re- ligion, music, and science departments are represented. Membership in one of these clubs is an honor resei .' ed for those students who maintain thirty quality points dur- ing a semester. at least a B in the subject represented, and no grade less than C on other subjects. First Row: Ann Brookshire, Marilyn England, Claudia Parks, Mary Frances Ammons, Elizabeth Jones, Maxine Moore, Starr Glover, Joyce Bradley, Betty Ruth Hager, Connie Huff, Marty Etchison, Susan Towe, Susie Merriman, Yvonne Tate, Fay Coker: second row: Mr. R. L. Hoffman, Mr. R. L. Crisp, Mrs. H. E. Jolley, Ken Cathy, Richard Davis, Charles Young, Morris Ray, Mickey Burroughs, Gene Hawkins, Juanda Hamrick, Jim Baley, Margaret Ridenhour, Becky Ingram, Jo Ann Oetzman, Pat Kennington, Paul Patterson, Gary Brook- shire, John David McGee, Joy Simpson, Pat Bowers, Bill Masten. The International Relations Club offers students interested in social sciences an opportunity to gain a deeper insight into World affairs, past and present. Guest speakers, film strips, and other special programs are presented at various times. Participation of each member in informal discussions is encouraged. The club attempts to study world situations with an unbiased viewpoint in order to make each member a more intelli- gent and alert world citizen. - one hundred and fourteen - K 'S First row: Annie Lev Chainbers, Mary A1111 Price'-, M11'1a111 Carolyn Jones, Beverly Ruth Piper, lVIa1'c,uer1te Hah- bins, Esther Rolnlnnsg second raw: James Bates, Beie Fickhng, Shirley Bmwir Pat Miller, Barbara Rom111ger, Gail Blake, Joyce Payne, Kay Bmolisg third 11110: Tliamas Duncan, Carolyn R1ley, Mcllncla Wlllll'LIXK'. Jane Mllillll, Starr Keller, Judy S1tton, Carole SNVICQQLIIJCL Cmiiposed nl' l1011r,1r stutlt-11ts 111 English, this club seeks to 11l'0lllOtE' interest 111 zlncl k11TD1'Cl'lJ1tlf'lll for goml literature. lts va1'ied D1'O3I1'21lll tnpics include great literature ot' the past, curreiit iiorcls, poetry, essays, lmiogiztpliy, plays, and Pulitzer P1'lZL'-XVllllllllg' 1'ep01'ts. This year pai'- ticular enipliasis was given to a study nt' literature of clif1'c1'e11t, nations. W' First row: Marian Ann Messer. Judy Fereuson, Hainp QLlUtfl'1,P21l1'lC1H Couclig 313001111 row: Elaine Hensley, Gail Cornwell. Nancy Holley, Jane Shaw, Reba Gail Maley, Peggy Plemmons, Glena Jean Sprinkle, Naomi Fergrrsong third row: Jeannie Lynn Brown, Barbara Greene, Brenda Elaine Culhns, Mary Lou Ycmcler, Brenda Beasley, Rc- becca Mae Slllltll, Baibara Cobb. Nancy Pleininfjnis, Joyce Elaine ECllN1'1I1ClS, Barham Pate, Elaine Teaeae, Jnhnsie Reynolds, Hazel West, Barbara Huustnn Brown: faiirlli 7'lllL'I KL-11 Pearce, Bula Dnclsmi, Larry Davis, D011 SllL'Dl'lCl'Cl. BUSINESS traits which are essential tr, success i11 this field. Ill aclrlitimi to the 111'ogg1'z1111s 1W1'CSQl'ltCCl hy the 111e111bers this year the club eiiliuyeil gtugst S-P'9llliQl'S. a field trip, and the Zlllllllill llilllllllet for t'1i11'111e1' lll6llllJ6'l'S of the club. This club Seeks tu stiinulate ll'lft,'1'GSl 111 business 2111101151 its 111e111l1e1's, to clcvelnp a liliowlt,-flew: oi' business ethics, liCC1llllg.f them i11fo1'111erl un curreiit husiness nictlintls and lielping' tl1e111 rlevclop 1Jlt'llSlllgf pei-sniiality - une liunclred and llftecn f 736zl9izUirif.f.'-1.4 . Lggifi , in v , ut V2 E E, , it Maid! -,MW-A 1 nf---j ,n-egyvw'-vv,,. , n zimuzr fri f 1 avv::i..Q...izi..srni-.limo First row: Mary Ann Shearon, Audrey Bunce, Thelma Taylor, Annemarie Nussbaumer, Christine Crisp, Su- zanne Beckg second row: Kenneth Murray, Judy Clark, Phyllis Dunning, Angela Priester, Toni Snider, Mary Horton, Jerry Jordan. FRENCH CLUB Outstanding' among the honor clubs at Mars Hill, the French Club furtners interest in France, its people, and its language. The members take part on programs which are conducted entirely in French in order to give the student a better understanding of spoken French. Particular- ly interesting programs this year included guessing the identity of famous characters in French history, filmstrips on French architecture and the geography of France. Q 'First 'roiuz Betty Jane Foster, Fredia Hill, Ruth Ramirez, Frances Smith, Juanita Johnson, Janye Tomlinson, Adrienne Beam, Carol Ann Hunt, Melva Elizabeth Hailmang second row: Lana Hawk, Lynette Robinson, Nancy Stackhouse, Mary Lou Newman, Larry Dean Farrell, Robert Hauser, Kenneth Whitener, Walt Whittaker. SPANISH CLUB An opportunity to become better acquainted with the life, customs, and literature of the Spanish-speaking nations is offered to members of the Spanish Club. Spanish magazine reports, short stories, and classics are often read and discussed in the meetings. Guest speakers and film- strips add interest and increase knowledge of the language and culture of our Spanish-speaking neighbors. - one hundred and sixteen - K l ,I r I i , First rowi Betty Beckner, Pat Byrd, Bcity Jean Crawford. Hilda Dean, Jane Awtrey, Miriam DuBrisc, Carolyn ii Ellis, Linda Ayscue, Darla Sanfordg second ruin: Peggy Padgett. Sara Long, Jean Sealy, Larrv Ellinit, Hai-mild lf Keown, David Crook, Charles Hunt, Wayne Saud. Dan Kcels, Dr. Raymond Nelson, Mr, M H Kendall. Mr. Page 4 Lee. Tliruugli the Bible Huiior Clulii, meinliers are iil'l'ered an iippiii'tLliiity for more study and a deeper understanding tif tlie Bilile. l'i'rig'i'11ins, wliicli are presented lu' tlie members, include tlie study ul' fitlier world religions as well as the develoliineiit ul' Cliristiiuilty l'rrim llililiciil days to the present. ,- 6-K i Left to Right: Nancy Kendall, Elizabeth Stafford, Lawrence Miller, Jean Austin. Virginia Blackwood, Jim- Q my Sides, Glenda Robxnette. Margaret Bruce, Virginia Brown. l ll The music lioiinr cluli offers its members an uppfwtuiiity tri discuss , and enjoy many phases of music. In :iclditinii tn liuriug guest speakers V and musical entertaiimient, the club studies music in different pei'imls ' and different cuuntries, fuinnus iiliems, and syimilimiies, Tm, wif this year's riutstzmcling 1l1'1lMl'i1l'llS featured firiental music and music nf the C0llfQCl91'2iCY. l - one hundred and seventeen - 'r V I is l l 5 I ,Z ll 4 3 Z F 1 i P l a i A M ' - ev- iw 'ffrrz Front row, left to right: Karen Pearce, Betty Vernon, Holly Hines, Sandra Harvey, Ruth Lynne Binkley, Mrs. George Netherton, Mr. George Netherton, Larry Kreischer, Gary Hammondsg second Tow: Patricia Everhart, Mar- ilyn Hinson, Joy Keller, Sue Lee, Carolyn Warlick, Vivian Wang, Caren Owenby, Jim Anderson, Barron DuBose, David Jones, Susie Henderson, Tom Bryan, Steve Fleetwood: third row: Chan Chandler, Kenneth Beam, Glen Casey, Michael Davis, Harold Honbarrier. Robert Clyde, Philip Stevenson, Gilbert Vick. Paul Robinson, Phil Cer- veny, Caroll Watkins, Beth Briggs, Merle Love, Ham McCall, Aileen Burnette, Linda Settle, Barbara Grant, Jo Cabe, Vicky Mayle, Pat Dixong fourth row: Dennis Brown. Gary Jones, Tony Jones, Donald Culbreth, A. D. Fra- zier, Mr. Vernon Wood, Vernon Browning, Larry Paschall, E. V. Parker, Ernest Jones, Billy Williams, Dr. Lora Outten, Reginald Carter, Donald Raines, Roy O'Bryan, Lindsay Watkins, Basil Akers, David Thomas, Bobby Taylor, Members of the Science Club receive a deeper insight into the latest scientific developments and progress of research in various fields. Dis- cussions and programs are often drawn from papers written by students or from special research projects. is Front row: Johnny Dalrymple, Linda Warrick, William Helderman, Marilyn Hogsed. Frank Calhoun, Ellis Tunstall, Judy Woodard, Terry Moore. Ann Dowdy. Mary Alta Brown, Verna Kay Popplewell: second row: Patri- cia Sparrow, Barbara Sitton, Linda Mills, Brenda Medford, Bobbie Ann Hohman, Owen Kulo, Jr., Mr, Valentine Farkas. For honor students in German this club promotes group discussions, movies, and lectures about the language, history, and customs of the CLUB German people. - one hundred and eighteen - 1 sv, U . . T , -.i:,i:g: if Seated: Patricia Burton, Beverly Wells, Beverly BeShears, Naomi Hone-ycutt, Reba Ann Graham, Janice Lynette Robinson, Betty Jane Foster, Alice Robbins, Elizabeth Jones, Alia Weaver, Standing: Antonia George, Shirley Lail, Karen Harker, Joyce Nell Sellers, Marguerite Robbins, Bonnie Russell, Barbara Grant, Cecile Plott, Linda Davis, Judith Poyncr. Membership in the Home l+Icoiiuiiiit's Club is nlicii to all stuflents who are interested in, are taking, or have coinpletefl a course in the siilitiect. llleinbers enjoy activities miigiiigf from oiitclooi' stippeis, l'ornial teas, and fashioii shows. Paiticipatioii in the cluh gives nienihers valuable experience in clothing' construction, food selectioii and pi'epai'atioii, and home interior clecoratiiig. . ,W ,,-. A gl 2' Asif? if gl . 5, .mf-wiv A X ,. ,-age, M ja. -4, . Lynda Pipes, Alice Mahoney, Judy Woodard, Jane Slate, Mary Sue Mclntire, Karen Pearce. Sandra Har- vey, Melina Hallman, Mary Flo Foster, Diane Griggs, Pat Dixon, Mrs, James Fish. Mrs. Mary McCall. The Pre-nursing students at Mars Hill coinprise the rnenilvership of the Nursing Club. The future nurses enjoy meeting' together tu share ideas along the lines of their mutual 2iS1illl'ittlUllS and inteiidecl piwifessioii. The college iiifi1'niz11'y piwrvicles zu suitable setting for the meeting of the club. - one hnnclrecl and nineteen - AA -'lL '1 'T: 7 7 'I f .:,LuL-Jia. 4 1 '1 Left to right: Starr Keller. Reginald Carter, Suzanne Brown, Reginald Bolick ichiefl, Judy Ferguson, Vic Ku, Judy Clark, Morris Wray, Marty Etchison fassistant chiefl, Larry Farrell. Ann Brookshire, Wayne Moore. COLLEGE MARSHALS i Sante ond row: Leonard, rad, Tric Each year a dozen students of good character, outstanding scholar- ship, and attractive personality are chosen by the faculty as marshals, a position of honor through service. Their primary duty is to usher' at public performances, a task made easier this year by the new auditorium. cl. left to right: Zeata Pressley, Paula Hoskins. Emily Bailey, Rosalyn Skelton, Marietta Atkinsg sec- Mary Lou Newman, Allan Langley, Cathy Szentivanyi, Barbara Cobb, Frances Fickling Joan Peggy Padgett: third row: John Huff, Gary Stinler, Mike Randleman, Dianne Yelton, Doug Con- ia Butte, Mike Davis. Club advisor is Joe Chris Robertson, upper left. ART CLUB Composed primarily of students majoring in art, this club meets once a month. Through discussions, lectures, films, exhibits, and various drawing and craft projects the members develop a kenner interest in art and become familiar with materials and techniques in this field. - one hundred and twenty - Foreenslcs TEAM T - MR, GLENN VERNON Coach An excellent reputation in all phases of forensics, built up over many years by , Mars Hill College teams, was upheld this year by the squad coached by Mr. Vernon. The year began with members of the team observing trial debates at Gardner-Webb V College. Later, at the Novice Tournament at Wake Forest College. the Mars Hill team 7 added a proud feather to its cap by beating a Duke University team in debate. Much of the team members' work consisted of research on the national debate topic for the year, Resolved: That labor organizations should come under the jurisdiction of anti- trust legislation , however, the team did depart from this topic, debating on fall-out shelters against a team from Wake Forest. The match was carried on television from - Chapel Hill. l Second semester the team competed in tournaments at Appalachian State Teach- ers College in Boone, Lenoir Rhyne College at Hickory fwhere John Reagan took top honors in oratoryl, and at Georgetown University in Washington, D. C. 1 W, First row: Suzanne Beck. Paul Clark. Jr., Carl Traub, second row: John Regan, Don Rothwell, Don Dalton, l Ken Huneycutt, 5 l l N l v v 1 W - one hundred and twenty-one - fwumm 1, 5-..,v,, ,,, -. - ' , f -g -1 if ,L V ' Y' W V A H Y JV X -I if -'.-aff. -',:,' .1 '. , ' 4,-N. i.,,,,,',1fJ. '. 1,1211 . . ' 1 e e e 1-2 ' '11 ' - - H- ' ' unuwmn C Q.-su .,... 1 i ,l i'----' ' - DRAMATEERS For those who love good plays and enjoy acting, the Drainateers affords fellowship and experience in stage productions. This organization sponsors plays not only in its club-meetings but it presents outstanding drama to the students and faculty on various occasions during the ELIZABETH WEBSTER WATSON year. This year the Dralnateers presented Nancy Hanks, Bondwo1nan at the annual Carolina Dramatic Festival at Chapel Hill. l . ., V:,.-'5i::3Z1:3a:-,BML , 1 -,'. 1 1-.:.'.,::,: 5 K ' 1 'wliijffii-: ',111, '. ,-W'-.-:sz-:-.1 , ' , ,, ' ' 'juptifff,fQ'f?5'Q?1',1fI, 54419. 'i lf''-?3 :-'1:1:Z:':':-.l 'f:lS:i:f:1' ' ' ww... 2 :3Z5fI'5f?gEa::-gi rw- 5 3,5'Ej1f'2ffSli':':-:'1 ' ' i2gg1E2f:1ziZ!s::5: f:1: a A ,' ' V 0.0 fi! , if L- Firsr row: John Grier, Ray Millikin, Larry Huls, David Holcomb, Don Shepherd, Butch Suttles, Mr. Vernon, Mike Rock, Roy O'B1'yan, Bobby Glover, Bentley Gordon, John Reagan, Richard Bennett, Charles Haunt: second row: Laura Nash, Rosalyn Skelton, Phyllis Ann Gores. Elaine Sitton, Marietta Atkins, Mary Ann Price, Beverly Wells, Mrs. Watson, Mimi Jones, Janet Van Proyen, Dottie Wood. - one hundred and twenty-two - Brandon Thomas' play, Charley's Aunt was an hilarious coni- edy on Septeinbirr 9 as part ol' thc Fresh- man orientation pro- gram. The stars were Jerry Thompson, Roy Mchatfey and Arlis Suttles. Family Portrait bv Lenore Coffee, a religious play about the family of Jesus. was thc fall produc- tion of the Drama- teers given during the Homecoming celebra- tion. Suzanne Brown portrayed the mother of Jesus. Arsenic and Old Lace, with charac- ters portrayed by fac- ulty and students, was another delight- ful comedy about two old ladies who help- ed their poor, lone- some boarders by dis- posing of them by poison wine, a 'EQ' If one hundred and twenty-three Seated: Reginald Bolick, Ronald Edwards, Mose McCall, Dean Lynchg standing: Josh Pritchett, Gary Stiffler, Vernon Browning, Henry Davis, Kennon Roberson, Larry Sparks, Edwin W. King, Don McLane. IWHVS STUDENT COUNCH The men's council strives to maintain high standards for the campus and enforce regulations among the students. The council is composed of the president, vice-president, and secretary of each of the five men's dormitories, and the presidents of 'each of the cottages. Officers for the 1961-62 year were President, Reginald Bolick: Vice-President, Ronald Edwards: Secretary, Mose McCall. Seated: Audrey Bunce, Marty Etchison, Yvonne Tate, Suzanne Beck, Dean Biggersg standing: Toni Snider. Marian Ann Messer. Susan Towe, Judy Pearce, Annemarie Nussbaumer, Mary Anne Glasgow, Phyllis Williams, Merle Love. VVCMAHQS STUDENT COUNCH The women's council endeavors to promote democracy and honesty among the students. The council convened throughout the year to dis- cuss problems which arose among the girls on the campus. The officers were: President, Yvonne Tateg Vice-President, Suzanne Beckg Secretary, Audrey Bunce. - one hundred and twenty-four - gay .A is K: ' Ji 1 X 11 ' I Q ' v E l' A1 4 W . ,,' ae.: - 4:5 2, . -wk 'A . 'hwli ers' Q n 4 sw 'N X s f fl saf- . , P .,-A-H' 5 1 ,, W vp , f 2 51 .W gnu , F53 2, '-- f.- ,,-1 .-v, far: 'g ' P 5 Q, 4: f n 1-aulilviwv Q1 , ,-.- .1.- . :-' .f-lnwmgfvu-usa 7 W f'?42,:?f,ff ', L L M , 4.11 ' ,-5,-5. ,. Qifgfw : one hundred and twenty-seven - , L., , :A--.f.:w H W . f , Yarra...--.-... ,... Wm -1 A ,..-.Hgh-,-,LALA A, THE COLLEGE CHOIR Something of the spirit of Mars Hill and of the music program fostered by the College was imparted by the touring choir this year to appreciative audiences in North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. Mr. Cole's direction was superb, as usual. but this year the choir enjoyed an added lift from the fine facilities in the new buildingx. THOMAS J. COLE Director BOB CARTER President First row: Mary Beth Brundage, Diane Yelton, Ginger Brown, Toni Snider, Virginia Rollins, Linda Jones Pat Bowers, Judv Robinsong second' row' Derith Morris Julia Teeter Anghaiad Carmichael Car l Rh . , , ' , o yn odes Aileene Lawson- Faye Shelton Cookie Alexander, Joy Simpson: third wow: R J k K D - , , ' on ac son, en enton, Ed Alex ander. Buddy Fisher, Bob Carter, Ray Luther, Ray Morrison, Jim Sidesg fourth row: Bill Masten, Ron Coward Cecil Bruton, Ralph Halliwill, Reggie Teague, Tommy Murphy, Larry Miller, James Bates. - one hundred and twenty-eight - 'Qi -'B Rr 5 X l Majorettes Suzy Brown, Kay Sloan, Mary Ann Price, ' Sandra Allen, Kay Dixon and Jo Cabo: drum inaior Don Shepherd. 'Q IN-J' 5T 'I '7 Adding color and excitment to campus life was the band, in- rfluding' marching and concert groups, under Mr. SLlll1l'21ll'S capable JOI.IN SUMRALL direction. The ninth annual spring tour took the musicians to At- Director lanta by way of Anderson and Clemson, S. C., and back through JOHN LACKEY Western North Carolina. president 3 , gif ,1, fre xii s The band roster for 1961-62 included the following: Jo Cabe, Ben Boney, Diane Whiteside, Linda Ayscue, Glenda Robinette, Becky Watson 1secretary-treasurerJ, Clara Vee Denton, Trina Rathbone, Caren Ownby, Sallie Owens, Pauline Briggs, Larry McFarland, John Jordan, Jack Gardner, Jim Helderman, Carl Traub, Brooks Barn- hardt, Johnny Dalrymple, David Lloyd Cole, Paul Clark. Bobby Edwards, Otis Broyhill, Alice Swafford, Bob Kemp, A. D. Frazier, Paul Robinson, Mary Anne Price. John Lackey, Tommy Moncrief, Suzy Brown llibrarianl, Ken- neth Murray, Arlis Suttles lvice presidentb, Linda DeLoach, Dudley Chandler, Don Shepherd, Carol Moore, Sandra Allen. - one hundred and twenty-nine - 73525521 iami i I , ,,-. .ual L THE CAMPUS CHOIR Open to all students who enjoy an opportunity to lift up their voices in song, the campus choir' is the largest performing' group in the Department of Music. Life on the Hill would not have been the same this year without the fine music produced by this group at its Christmas concert and other perforinances. THOMAS J. COLE Director RON LUCK President First row, left to Tight: Joyce Bradley, Judy Duckworth, Janet Van Proyen, Linda Settle, Jean Austin, Mary Lee Hurt, Ron Jackson, Ron Coward, Bob Carter, Aileene Lawson, Kay Harris, Juanda Hainrick, Joy Simpson, Rosa Pittman, Glenda Robinette, Marietta Atkins, Betty Beckner, Kay Brooks, second row: Joanne Bennett, Elizabeth Stafford, Betty Lou Shaver, Maxine Moore, Cecil Bruton, Jr., Ed Alexander, Ken Denton, Winfield Privette, Ken Murray, Bob Sinclair, Faye Shelton, Becky Wolfe, Sara Sellers, Esther Robbins, Gail Teague, Judy Carter, Etolia Owens, third row: Dianne Price, Carol Moore, Marilyn Hogsed, Buddy Fisher, Tommy Murphy, Joe Newsome, John McGee, Ron Luck, Richard Nelson, Mickey Burroughs, Glenn McElroy, Jr., Bill Maddry, Bill Baber, Dean Oberholtzer, Clifford Wood, Gloria Rotan, Brenda Rozier. - one hundred and thirty - I I Q ,mn n Q t t 1 I l I t l l V W Left to right: Sue Baumann, Ron Jackson. Ken nton, Kay Harris, Glenda Rohincttc, Elizabeth Stat- , ford, Larry Miller, Ron Coward, Mrs. Donna Robertson, advisor, and Bob Sinclair. ' The Guild Student. Group, a new organization on the campus, was l sponsored hy the Asheville chapter ot' the American Guild of Organists. Members became better' organists and deepened their zipprecizitioii for music in general and church music in particular through trips to hear org'an concerts and see various organs :md through other activities. STUDENT GROUP 3 ,J Y AVA, 2... l 1 3 l l l l l Dr. Robert Hopkins conducts the orchestra in rehearsal Lett to right first row' Nancy Kendall Janice Elam, Judy Baber, Jim Sides, Ray Luther, Mary Beth B1'U1'1Ci8QQ1VS6FUllCl rottf Sandy Allen. Mrs, Agnes Whit- man, John Lackey. Glenda Robinette, Diane Whiteside, third row: Linda DeLoach, Rebecca Hammer, Arlis Suttles, Bobby Edwards, Johnny Dalrymplc, Otis Broyhill, l t i i A welcomed addition to the musical organizations sponsored by the Department ot' Music was the orchestra. In additionk to ivaltialilc cx- perience afforded its members, the orchestra gave pleasure to the student body and residents ot' the community who attended its iert'ormances. . . l - one hundred and thirty-one - -. WQ .., ,..,,- ,,.- . XNNXX flfflfff. XXXXXXXN A 2 Z 2 5 E E ,fn kb,-1 K. . .Qi . :Jim-,M 9 K P 4 I 3 2 ! i it ,c'Lti'.f p'ff.U1 :fi 4 one hundred and thirty-three - First row: Jon Roundtree, Billy Sellers, Joe Ginn, Kenneth Huneycutt, Dick Ward, Richard Williams, Harold Keown, Steve Spain, Jackie Crater, Douglas West. Second row: Charles Stevens, Russell Grogan, Wesley McMurray, Archer Turner, Kennon Roberson, David Craig. Stancil Baucorn. Ron Bradley, Edward Yancey, Tommy Tilson, Ralph Halliwill. Third row: Ellis Fulbright, Charles Hunt, Joseph Killen, John Kelly, Dan Keels, David Crook, Jackie Hughes, Morris Wray, John David McGee, Don McManus. MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE All students enrolled in Mars Hill College who have felt the call of God to the ministry comprise the Oscar E. Sams Ministerial Conference. In weekly meetings they are given the opportunity for training in Bible reading, preaching, and directing songs. With the aid of faculty counselors who instruct through sugges- tions and criticisms, a ministerial student is prepared to face pastoral problems in the future. He has a fuller realization of the Christian life and how to lead others to Christ. The minis- terial students serve as ushers during the Sunday evening serv- ices and have charge of the evening worship once a quarter in the local church. - one hundred and thirty-four - 1 L H'll Oli ia Ka Brooks Sue Neal Lee Patricia Ann First row: Betty Jean Crawford, Sandra Johnson, Birdie ou I .1 , v y ., -' A . Thompson, Audrey Pauline Manly, Binkie Hunter: second row: Miriam DuBose, Sandra Trexler, Maxine Moore. Starr ' ' . -. . . . . D - Keller, Christine Hastings, Jane Milam, Sara Sellers. Joy Simpson, third vow. Alethea Ann Humphiey. Claia Vee en ton, Gail Janette Blake, Marguerite Robbins, Joyce Pittman, Bob Clyde, James Kiser, James Bates. VOLUNTEERS FOR CHRIST Students who have dedicated themselves to Christian service on the home front or foreign field compose the Volunteers for Christ. This group, meeting once a month, is presented with the needs of people all over the world and challenged to meet these needs. Realizing that preparation is a necessity for the great task ahead, members are given opportunity to participate on programs and in service projects. Through fellowship with God and each other, the volunteers are looking forward to the time when they can answer the challenge of the Great Commission. one hundred and thirty-five - THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The BSU, which serves as the center of Christian activity, links students and local church. lt seeks to develop the spiritual and social life on Mars Hill campus by giving foundation for a life of Christian endeavor. Students belonging to the Church, Sun- dav School, Baptist Training' Union, Young Wo1nan's Auxiliary, Ministerial Conference, or Volunteers for Christ are members of the BSU. From these organ- izations come the executive officers and representa- tives to the executive council. The Greater Council is composed of working! committees from the church organizations and supervised by the Executive Council. ARCHER TURNER President Left to right: Reggie Carter, Sherry Greene, Ann Brookshire, Fay Coker, Janye Tomlinson, Jane Milam Sharon Purcell, Archer Turner, Douglas West, Gene Hawkins, Dan Ke-els, Ed Alexander, Ralph Halliwill - one hundred and thirty-six l96l-62 BSU COUNCIL President ............................,..,.......,.......,......,.....,...,..... First Vice President ..... Second Vice President ..... Third Vice President .... N Secretary .................... Treusu rer ,.,.. . Publicity ..., Music .................,,,. Sllllllily School ...., Training Union ......,,...., Tuwn Heyxresentzxtive ...,. Y. XV. A. ...................... . Volunteers t'or Christ .......,.. Mission Council Chuirinzln Ministerial Conference .... . Archer Turner Ralph Hulliwill Sherry Greene Junye Tumlinsun Sliuiwm Purcell Fay Foker Ann Bruukshi1'e .. Ed Alexander Reginzmlll Fzlrter . Gene Hawkins Hazel West Starr Keller June Milam Dan Heels Doug West J! AH? ' - V- 46' XX - one hundred and thirty-s O .43 tt, '11 'fm i I F ' 1 .. '. ',- 1. 4, ,f,, GVGII THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY 1 '41 '- L rm: ,i1,--m- -'-wwmwwwwwn'mM'Lvnn-1 STARR KELLER President The Young Woman's Auxiliary has a particular place in the program of Christian discipleship by giving Baptist young women a broader view and a greater concern for world missionary activities. The YWA group meets twice a month to study about various missions around the world and the workers at each, to pray that the world will wake up to the need for more Christian workers, and to give to missions. The Lot- tie Moon Christmas offering, chapel programs and other missionary activities are spon- sored. First row: Nancy Morgan, Sue Anthony, Dianne Price, Binky.Hunter, Sandra Griggs, Jane Young, Mary Mosely, Joy Keller, Betty Jean Crawford, Lorena Tiller, Laura Franklin: .Second row: Linda Mills, Jewel Mae Dowdy. Juanda Hamrick, Susan Walker, Kay Brooks, Birdie Lou Hill, Joyce Payne. Hilda Dean, Marty Etchinson, Pat Byrdg third row: Jane Milam, Starr Keller, Patsy Sparrow, Dianne Griggs, Christine Hastings, Ruth Lynne Binkley, Charlotte Cloud, Clara Vee Denton, Linda Duckworth, Suzanne Beck, Joyce Pittman, Sara Long, Mrs. Don Henderson. Mrs. John David McGee trightl was a guest speaker. - one hundred and thirty-eight - l I T I T 'T T T I 1 ,, it T T T Left to right: John Kelly, Judy Sitton, Gloria Rotari. John David Mc-Gee, Dan Keels, Jack Crater. Larry Elliott, Stancil Baucom. Inspired by the desire of students to spread the Gospel, the Mission Council conducts weekend 1'evivzlls, holds services in several eomniuuity izhurelies, and sponsors other missionary activities. The new Mission Buggy helps students to spread the Word of God, joy and fellowship to other people as they travel to Cane River Prison Czunp, Mount Olive Baptist Church, and Oteen Veterans Hospital. Mars Hill radiate.: it Chi'isti:m atmosphere through the Mission Council. l il J gl T il I: .T First row: Cathryn Crocker, Mary Sue Mclntire. Beverly Wells, Martha Blaine, Mary Ella Phillips. Linda DeLoach, Barbara Grant. Brenda Warner, Barbara Cobb. the Rev. James Thurman: second row: Harrv Gibbs. Richard Ereenbright, Gilbert Vick, Dennis Brown, Torn Halyburton, Lem Fisher, James Huffman. Tracv Heath . METHODIST STUDENT W harniony exist between the MSM und the RSV. :L MOVEMENT Methodist students on campus, through the worship in their own church. seek a Closer walk with God. The nienihers are given various opportunities for training' in the church services and group meetings. They enjoy Christian fellowship at suppers and parties. A deep spiritual - one hundred and thirty-nine - '.-'?i5r:Zi' u -.f- I 1 i - eu i li i First row: David Montross, John Grier, Robert Johnston, Becky Reynoldsg second row: Hamp Queen, Joseph Mullaney, Darius Kepley, Francis Young. CANTERBURY CLUB Episcopalians enrolled at Mars Hill may join the Canterbury Club, a group which meets for instruction and a better understanding of the Episcopal Church and for fellowship. They work together with the BSU, the Westminster Fellowship, and the Methodist Student Movement to promote Christian ideals in all campus activities. cf 1 fi First row: AE. C. Burleson, John Reagan. Pat Taylor, David Cottrell, Sandra Millerg second row: Arthur Matthews, adviser, Mac Watson. Jerry Simonton, Jim Little. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Presbyterian students on the campus compose the membership of the Westminster Fellowship. In its meetings this organization seeks to acquire a greater knowledge of the principles of the Presbyterian Church and to promote Christian fellowship and growth. Members are given a chance for training and service through their participation. - one hundred and forty - v lu . X. 1 is 1.5! A- mln I. ,,f. .wdyf ' 79313, R+' 12 , ,uf ,S 4. , , 1 'Nl 1 1 'se-A555 ' ' 3 4-W-: Jr- 1 - - .am ,- is if .' ?A'Wf'i ru.. 1 W Us + A .ug 335320 . ,QW 5, Q., . MM , - ,L S . ., ,--QV: . 2 Y ,V ' ids , :.-l+-' . J rs ' til . I E' '-'. 4 .. - vw.. R- f 1,1 glamk ld RT: , ' q x ' :Qu Q W X ., Sf, ,, ., . ,Y . R 2 ' ' ,353-,., -. ...5 x 5 ,I K, ,. C -:,.,,,-- ,Walkin t. .. . , A 1-A sn - . X-:V . nl. S 'gk 2 x ,, f w rf W 1 2? W N aqui oEth it F0151-. . 1: , -' one hundred and forty-three 'Y W 'JC,4,gg First row: Sonny Rice, Mick Ottley, Scott Conner, Rusty Reid Bob Rood Harry Sprouse Buddy Postell Mike Neal, Bob McClure: second row: Larry Phillips. Bill DeBruh1, Neal Gruetter, Richard Famiglietti, Larry Honeycutt, Jerry Williams, Lindsay Dean, Vono Freeman, Herman Benton, Josh Pritchettg third row: Jack Reece, Bob Hamlin, Bill Candler, Phil Cerveny, Ray Millikan, Mike Randleman, Ham McCall, Buddy Ware, Jim Epps, Allen Mabry, Steve Young: fourth row: Dave Livengood, Carroll Oates, Larry Paschall, John Baskin, Ron Stewart, Bo Dishman, Barrow Carter, Larry Bruce, Gary Hammonds, Bill Lineberry, Dale Martin, J. C. Moss. FOOTBALL '61 COACHES DON HENDERSON AND HARRELL WOOD - one hundred and forty-four - E 41.1 P Q 5 y. y, H abt ' ,. 1, ja X .. Ja X Ac, N Q94 a X I 33 J y Aj! ar l aff 'f ff . ,K A 1, gr! J 1 . 1' ,f Q T f Nia 'K A-K, x Ni f 0 5'9 'B A Q 1 X., P G -7.2 I Q f ? I fb J 1 4 ., ji, ll 1 Hz , Q 5 , A I I T N aj' : I 4 5 A If X Wm. i l T ,Z lf , ' 'i , fl g,' , l 1 ' fa A ' T T X f B f , , A T 4 l ,4 ll .v T T J 3 W will A ' rw B 1? ' K+ fy ' . nf , , .H W xg , xg QM, .Y ,N N ,, is gr ., I :,'v r . If I, V Al i 3 W 1 P- A , G .lf V X ' 6 if y Q ' . QA XXV! I l ' V..-v OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Left to right top lL HB Larry Honeycutt, QB Harry Sprouse T Jim Epps. G Buddy Ware, HB Scott COHHC1 second row: E Plnhazd Fa lglietti, T J. C. Moss, FB Gary Hammonds, QB Jack Reece, G Lindsay Dean T Neal Gluet terg third 7'O'LL T Bo Dlshman C Dale Martin, FB Bill Lineberrv C Larry Phillips - one hunched and folty five - , ,, , wig. , , FCDCTBALL '61 The fighting Lions roared to their second Western Carolinas Junior College Conference co-championship in three years while posting a 4-2-2 season record. Thus competition in the junior college field came to an end in a blaze of glory. Not long after the end of the season the administration of the College and the mem- bers of the physical education department faculty agreed on a continuation of the full intercollegiate sports program as Mars Hill becomes a senior college. The Lions will play as an independent during the 1962-63 school year but eventually hope to seek senior college conference affiliation. , As the 1961 football season began, 11 players from the '60 squad returned to form the nucleus of the 1961 team: linemen Richard Famiglietti, Sonny Rice, Jerry Chandler, Larry Bruce, Buddy Ware, John Baskin, Barrow Carter, and Lindsay Dean and backs Larry Honeycutt, Scott Conner and Bob McClure. The coaches soon were beset by problems as freshman signal caller Mick Ottley and big fullback Jerry Williams withdrew from school and first team guard Jerry Chandler was lost for the season with a broken collarbone. With skill and persistance, however, the coaches shaped a smooth team. The offensive attack was spearheaded by co-captains Honeycutt and Conner, who got more-than-adequate help from frosh quarter- backs Harry Sprouse and Jack Reece and fullback Gary Hammonds. The defensive wall was led by five big freshman tackles, Bo Dishman, J. C. Moss, Jim Epps, Neal Gruetter, and Ron Stewart. To bolster the interior line, end' Ware and tackle Stewart were switched to guard. Wingmen Bruce and Carter, linebackers Rice, Famiglietti, and Bill Lineberry and center Larry Phillips rounded out the team. Led by the defensive efforts of Bruce and Rice, the Lions tied power- ful Ferrum 0-0 in the opener and then posted four straight wins: 12-0 over Lees-McRae, a forfeit by Wingate, 13-12 decision over Gardner-Webb, and a Honeycutt-led homecoming romp over Lees-McRae 21-O. A 6 to 14 loss to Wingate, scoreless tie with Marion Institute, and a 6-27 loss to Gardner-Webb ended the season. WAYNE MERCHANT, BOB JOHNSTON, RALPH SNIDER Managers - one hundred and forty-six - Mars Hill dominated the All-Conference team, furnishing halfback Honeycutt, guard Rice and ends Bruce and Raniiglietti. In addition, Honeycutt was named on one of the junior college All-American teams. When awards were made at the animal ban- quet honoring' varsity athletes, Honeycutt again took honors, being named Most Valuable Player. Bruce received the trophy as Best Defensive per'- former and Conner was selected Best Offensive Player. When it's pigskin time again this fall, many of the players will be back for a third year. A pair of All-Conference performers on the 1960 squad have been named co-captains of the 1962 squad, line-ramining' halfback Buddy Windle and hard-charging guard Ron Henderson. . Afiwdokwiesm 4:-if -:si 4 'I . -4 f, 1. ut f L. .Hg .gr ..:-- .....d-.4-...... . ,U F Q 5 pf 1 of - . - 4,-f -wh ,..,. .. ' .3T 1?'.ffl'-'- .0 51:1 '- ,' ,'.- ' i 1-7 .. 4 1 - . V 4' .Y - . A . , -I qs 5 Q..1-'... .- . . h 5 at .s,,,qr....i 'X .4 . . . - A. 31 .-iq'-,-1, f,:.4:5gf'si.,f21fj N ,circa ,Q 1'-law qi. 5. 1 + - .-.ggeif-1'-.' - . K.. ' . . - . . . as 1 -21 W' Je'-. few' V - .21.z.E1- Quai,--sa ui N A ,ii Q' ' 1' - .1 . . , A. .r J., Ham. 'iw , , 41- f- my .- ' lv ww - ,apes -1,1 - f- ' 3 I.- .,-ay... ,,f..z-.ml 1: -, . , Y I w ' Q ' ,wil vg:::Q,j,.:Zf,'L- 'Q1,,.,,g,,' K, -V4.1 ,IL Q., .. . rf, -A ' ,-Q -f1,,,.,, .f 5,w.f,vff,vf af- , a,.',,-1. an .. . ,w . .UI . V- . e gfff,--34 .n,'j-,,,- V .- ' vw, fr: ,. X. ygm-4?,fjf,.gfA ,g,f,,j,., i 'Vgi.' .. L ,.:.-.....e.4..asA?.L,ua.4f..'.,. ', -....Ti.', .,.,:::?v.-'.w 'Q gf, z' w L..V T.q Kneelmg left to right: Doug Pickard, Buddy Windle, Jabbo Bennett, Scott Connerg standing Manly League Steve Young Carey Hedgpeth, Bill Loven, Bill Eure, Kermit Eller. BASKETBALL RESULTS MHC Opponents Lees-McRae ......... Anderson .......... Lees College ....... Ferruni ............... Bluefield ................ ..... Gardner-Webb ..... Wingate ..................... ..... Asheville-Biltmore Anderson ................ , Wingate ..,.......... Spartanburg ......,... ..... Brevard .........,........... ...,. North Greenville ..... ..... Lees College ..,....... ..... Lees-McRae .......... ..... Spartanburg ............. ..... Asherille-Biltmore Bluefield .....,............. ..... North Greenville ..... ..... 1 16 Brevard ................ Gardner-Webb .... .. ..... 68 .. ....,.......,.. 66 61-62 LION MENTOR HARRELL WOOD - one hundred and forty-eight - ' B . ' 5 i i f v N ,fn if ' h ! ' L, 1 1 i- 6' . .' In K Kf:?3 Q f A,'5 tl -473 9 emma! ilil l A bf! e 'ii 025 sais 122.gif i ai t i iii, I nk 1.1. y 1' ' .. 2 . 'iff J Q X 4 url. ! ,I , ,, .1 1 . ,., , :LQ . 'V I X ai , X :.,., v , N ggtgggf' ff .K 9 i b I egg y ,Liy hr , , ' t , ,WI - , GH. .l ' .,' :Aw 3- - . ' 'L lmxxmli' L ' ' ' J ,,., , 'X n . . ' -2 f x el K, ' X Ji f -'V yy 4 f. A u'! Coach Harrell Wood turned his 1962 cagers into a Cinderella team by winning 6 of the last 7 games for a 9-12 overall, 5-9 conference slate. Only two veterans returned, All-WCJCC guard Scott Conner and cen- ter Mackie McLendon, who later became ineligible. The remainder of the team was composed of first year men high-scoring forward Kermit Eller, who made the '62 All-WCJCC team, flashy guards Jabbo Bennett and Steve Young, rebounding forward Bill Eure and 6 ft. 3 in. center Bill Loven. Also seeing frequent action were Carey Hedgepeth, Buddy Windle, Manly League and Doug Pickard, who developed well during the last of the season. The youthful Lions, finishing fifth in the conference, will have their entire team returning for the '63 season which prophesies a thrilling year ahead for Mars Hill followers of the hard-wood classic. - one hundred and forty-nine - - ' WEFKvL5Z8i'43':Er1'.-Je'-1-,gm x A .awp-mdfmne-1' -- v .., . ,. ,. V' ' J Z THE LIONS IN ACTION Eure buckets one . . Add 2 for Young . . . Conner hits a layup Jump against Anderson . . Ellei' shoots his favorite . . . Loven reaches past 'em - one hundred and fifty - I 1 4 i First row: Hugh Burruss, Gary Goodwin, Charlie Young. Ralph Snider. Terry Furr, Jimmy Epps, Harry Sprouse, Lindsay Dean, second row: Cary Hedgepath. Bill Lineberry, Doug Pickard, Barrow Carter, Mike Randleman, Larry Honeycutt. Neal Gruetter, Buddy Windle, Scott Conner: zhzrd row: Bob Johnston, Jerry Chandler, Larry Bruce, Jack Reese, Buddy Ware: fourth row: Don Martin, Sonny Rice. Wayne Merchant, Larry Philips, Morris Mason, Mackie lVlcLendon. LETTERMEN Left to right: Janean Pierce, Dottie Wood, Sylvia Green, Susie Henderson. CH Tommy Hastings, .Pat Taylor, head cheerleader, Beverly Wells, Jane Slate, Nancy Holley, Pat Kennmgton, - one hundred and fifty-one e ..A. 1 B First row: Tommy Yonce, John W. Webb, Winfield Privette, Dave Cole, Bob Johnston, Jim Warren: second row: Tom Remcho, Joe Oates, Ralph Epperson, Ralph Snider, Bob Dodson, Kenny Beam, A. D, Frazier. f., pf--., gl, Kneeling: C. J, Goodman, standing: Don Martin, captain, Nat Coffin, Bob creoss COUNTRYI Johnston- - one hundred and fifty-two - First row: Coach Henderson, Dave Beck, Donnis Corn, Terry Furr, Charlie Young, sec-oiicl row: Bill Masten, Moe Richardson. Ken Pearce. manager Skeets Nealp third row: Jim Tate, Leonard Edwards, Luke Wood, Larrv Lawson, Ron Fare: fourth row: Don Love. Johnny Riddle, Clarence Maxey, Doe Altizer, Morris Mason April May BASEBALL 4 11 17 20 28 1 'J .J 4 9 1962 SCHEDULE Milligan 129 ............. Gardner-Webb ............. ..... North Greenville 121 Wingate ,,....... ........... Brevard ...... ...... Spartanburg Qi Wingate .....,.,...,.. G ard ner-Webb ...,. Brevard ....,......... Home Home There Home There Home There There Home The 1961 baseball squad dropped three late season games in a streak of bad weather and posted a 9-4 record to grab third place in the Conference, The Lions fielded perliaps the stroiigest team in the College liistoiw behind inoundnien Dave Beck, R-in Pare and Jim Tate, infielders Moe Richardson, Dave Beck, Terry Furr, John Riddle and Ron Pare, catcher Larry Lawson and outfielders Sonny Rice, Morris Mason and Charlie Young. First-saeker Riddle grabbed All-American lauiels while pitelier-slio1'tstfvp Pure and lliddlf- made berths on the All-WCJCC team. Head mentor Don Henderson. hard hit by graduation, had Rice, Farr, Young and i'esei'ves Ken Pearce, Doe Altizer and Luke Wood to pro- vide the nucleus for the '62 squad. - one hundred and fifty-three - . ,., A W-' . A , 1-f ' -:Ll A :, , if e' sei i . Kneelmg: Tommy Hastings, Woody Hart, Hugh Burruss, Paul Patterson, Charlie White, Danny Hagoodg standmg Don ulbreth, Jim Thomas, Fred Shick, David Jordan, Roy O'Bryan. TENNIS '62 The '61 net men came in second place in the conference, making the first time in eight years that the Lions failed to capture the North Carolina Junior College Championship. The weight was carried by Tim Hill, Hugh Burruss, Lewis Raper, Bob Glover, Stephen Robinson and David Coffey. These men posted a 6-2 record with the two defeats at the hands of National Doubles Champions Wingate. The tennis team is coached by Miss Virginia Hart, who has done a remarkable job in her eight years with the team. 1962 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE April 11 19 20 May 3 4 S Gardner-Webb ........................ Home Brevard ............... ....... T here Wingate ............ .... H ome Wingate ............ .... T here Gardner-Webb .... There Brevard Home one hundred and fifty-four COACH HART ,.. Y! -1 ,, ,,1.,,.3,4 . 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Roddy Edwards, Mary Ann Glasgow, Linda Elkins, Peggy Padgettg second row: Cookie Alexander, Toni Snider, Annemarie Nussbaumer, Sarah Griffin, Bobbie Ann Hohman, Curtis Compton, Betty Sherrill, Helen Brown, Sheila Hopkinsg third row: Nancy Qualls, Sharon Purcell, Betty Jane Foster, Audrey Bunce, Marinda Bennett, Linda Warrick, Elaine Hensley, Barbara Pate, Sherry Green, Elizabeth WOMEN'S ATHLETICS The Women's Recreation Association is organized to support and stimulate good-will and interest in recreational activities, to create a good sportslike attitude, and to unite with all campus organizations. Amrnons. Membership in the WRA is open to every young woman. This membership opens to each a year of recreation. relaxation, and fellowship. WRA offers various sports and allows each girl to acquire and im- prove skills. The WRA is led by the Executive Council, and all activities are under the direction of Coach Virginia Hart. W.R.A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ,J 1 Left to right: Linda Elkins, recorder: Roddy Ed- wards, treasurer: Peggy Padgett. secretary: Mary Ann Glasgow, vice-president: Judy Ferguson, president. COACH HART - one hundred and fifty-six - Basketball xt If Jo Vlftllx Elizabt 1 B1 1111 Ruth Smith Btttx Shuill Elizibeth Ammonx Melxa H111 man N'1nCx Mangan Diane P1 int xuaud mtl Aliu Sxvltlold Glace Jones Nanex Qtmlls Tom Hinxon F1t'lC1H H111 Judx Jack son Dian: Vaughn Jaclut Secli iixt VLID1 Mae Poppelxxell tlmcl mu Shnlu Metcalf Janet Gmham VlL1lG Vlaxle Kaien Oxxnbx R betca B 'aid Adiitnne aim Vl1t,1l1l l Rollms Betty Vunon S1111 Gloxu JoWl1atleV Jian Sitton lVl'1lx Lou Neuman Coolie fklevlndei foiutli mu. 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'1 if J RX K Softball Kneeling: Donna Day, Jane Shaw, Audra Gossett: standing. first rowg Lola Thomas, Betty Blocker, Carol Croxton, Adri- enne Beam, Gwen Robinson, Nancy Morgan. Toni Sniderg second row: Elizabeth Armnons. Diane Vaughn. Starr Glover, Aleta Welch, Sara Sellers, Glen- da Campbell, Barbara Cobb. Stcndoufs The outstanding girls of the WRA were Judy Ferguson. Aud- rey Bunce, and Mary Ann Glas- gow. Archery First row: Helen Turner, Gwen Robinson, Joy Kellerg standing: Starr Glover, Adrienne Beam, Merincla Bennett, Jackie Sech- rist, Linda Warlick, Elaine Hensley, Juanita Bush. V 'v - A n . r , .Q .i MJ. l L Q- ,f R Q., za v .f L fqggini 'T -,T 'G niivfx f X5 -:Mya my 2 . L...-,fi pf .Q 3 .,., ' ' Yi 'I w S H' I ui 5 255, 1 . ,vcr - , , dr , ,J,.,,,, A Q - av ,., .1 area fiffr L R It . fe-- ,Q Q. 5 A , V,,, 41- 'YK' ,L4,1.f 1'-i'A L-1 -, 1, 1,5 , , . R 3 fi! ' e. ew wif: was-,z . f 'wr f ' Q' ., . z. ,tx fc' 1. A- fggfg, 'mf'-25. .N . , ,,.., sw-135,04 ' ' 'Uk ffl 1' i A 'ef x 1-W: f-w A 'X fix? vizciv-1 ' FEW . M322 3 52 ' Sf. 5 15123 f'---+ I . 7 11 .f 2.--vgg+ m if I v, 2, rl ., 1 -nn f-.- 1 .., -V -1--.-,--1-mswmw-1 , OPHO ORE DIRECTORY THOMAS LARRY ADAMS Chester, South Carolina Liberal Arts EDWARD WYATT ALEXANDER Asheville Music MILDRED ANN ALEXANDER Kannapolis Liberal Arts College Choir, 2, Republican Party, 2, Intramurals, 2, WRA Council, 2. ALDAH SANDRA ALLEN Atlanta, Georgia Elementary Education Band, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2, Majorette, 1, 2, Orchestra, 1, 2. WALTER BURTON ALTIZER, JR. Covington, Virginia Business Administration ELIZABETH ANN AMMONS Franklin Physical Education Dean's List, 1, Scriblerus Club, 1, 2: Nonpareil, 1, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Basketball intramurals, 1, 2, Volleyball intramur- als. 1. 2, Dorm Representative, WRA Council, 2, WRA, 1, 2. MARY FRANCES AMMONS Franklin Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, Honor Roll, 2, Interna- tional Relations Club, 1, Nonpareil, 1, 2, Democratic Party, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Dorm Mission Chairman, YWA, 2. JAMES HENRY ANDERSON Arden Mechanical Engineering Honor Roll, 2: Science Club, 2, Dorm Officer, 2. ALICE SUE ANTHONY Concord Liberal Arts Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, WRA Council, 1, 2. MARIETTA ATKINS Burnsville Liberal Arts Hilltop Staff, feature writer, 2, Honor Roll, 1, International Relations Club, 1, Art Club, 2, Dramateers, 1, 2, Clio, 2, Campus Choir, 2, Democratic Party, 2. WILLIAM DAVIS BABER Mount Airy Liberal Arts Dramateers, 2, Euthalian 1, 2, Secretary C-1 Term, President Anniversary Term, Campus Choir, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2. VIRGINIA ATKINS BANKS Bumsville Home Economics JAMES NOEL BARNARD, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia Civil Engineering Honor Roll, 1, 2, Science Club, 1, 2, Dorm Officer, 1, 2. JOHN EDWARD BASKIN, JR. Simpsonville, South Carolina Business Administration Laurel Staff, Co-Sports Editor, 2, Hill- top Staff, Sports Editor, 2, Republican Party, Secreary, 2, Varsity Football, 1, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2, Weightlifting Club, President-Instruction, 1, 2, Sunday School, President, Vice-President, 1, 2. ROBERT KEITH BATES Candler Pre-Medical Dorm Officer, 2, Intramurals, 1. RAIFORD DOUGLAS BAXLEY, JR. Siler City Liberal Arts MARY SUSAN BAUMANN Asheville Liberal Arts JUDITH ADRIENNE BEAM Cherryville Elementary Education Honor Roll, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Dra- mateers, 1, Dorm Officer, Chorister, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2, WRA, 1, 2, Archery Club, 2. - one hundred and sixty - DAVID ANDREWS BEAMAN Asheville Liberal Arts PRISCILLA SUZANNE BECK Morehead City Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, 2, French Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, Art Club, 1, Forensics Club, 2: Clio, 1, 2, Women's Student Council, Vice-President, 2, Democratic Party, 2, B.S.U., 2, Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Sunday School, Presi- dent. DOROTHY ELIZABETH BECKNER Norfolk, Virginia Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1, 2, Logothia Club, 1, 2, Social Chairman, 1, Nonpareil, 1, 2, Hostess, Campus Choir, 1, 2, B.S.U., 1,2. JOANNE LORRAINE BENNETT Jacksonville, Florida Music Education Nonpareil, 1, 2, Campus Choir, 1, 2, Librarian, 1, B.S.U., 1, 2, Sunday School, 1, 2, President, 1. RICHARD WAYNE BENNETT Ellerbe Pre-Agricultural Dramateers. 1, 2, Vice-President, Philo- mathian, 1, 2, Censor, Dorm Officer, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, B.S.U,, 1, In- trainurals, 1. JAMES HERMAN BENTON, JR. Laurinburg Business Administration BEVERLEY KATHLEEN BeSHEARS Charlotte Home Economics Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Officer, 2. WILBUR DRAYTON BISHOP Ware Shoals, South Carolina Textile Management Philomathian, 2. STEPHEN DOUGHTY BITTER Asheville Business Administration OPHO ORE DIRECTORY VIRGINIA FAYDEANE BLACKWOOD Raleigh Music Education Honor Roll, 2: Orpheon Club, 23 Campus Choir, 1, 23 B.S.U., 1, 2. REGINALD SINCLAIR BOLICK Maiden Pre-Medical College Marshal, 2, Cliiefz DBHFVS List. l, 21 Science Club, 1, 2: MGUVS Stlldefli Council, 2, President: Domi Officer, President, 23 Republican Party, 2. JAMES CALVIN BONE Raleigh Liberal Arts Freshman Class President, 1: Euthalian 1, 2, C-1 Term President, 2: Ministerial Conference, 1, Tennis Club, 1, 2, ln- tramurals, 1, 2. WELDON ROY BOWER Kingstree, South Carolina Liberal Arts Hilltop Staff, 23 B.S.U., 1, 2. PATSY ANNE BOWERS Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, 23 International Rela- tions Club, 1, 2, lst Vice-President, 2: Clio, 13 College Choir, l, 2: Librarian, 2: Republican Party, Assistant Secre- tary, 23 B.S.U.. 1, 2. BILLIE JEAN BOWLING Durham Liberal Arts Dramateers, 1, B.S.U., 1: Canterbury Club, 2. HOWARD GARDNER BRIDGES Asheville Business Administration Laurel Staff, 13 Honor Roll, 11 Scri- blerus Club, lg Euthalian, 1, 23 Demo- cratic Paity, 2, B.S.U., 1, 23 Radiator Training Union, 1, 2, President, Group- Captain, Secretary. ! 5 PATRICIA ANN BRINKLEY China Grove Secretarial Science GEORGE WEBB BROOKS Oxford, Alabama Electrical Engineering Honor Roll, 23 Science Club, 2. AMELIA ANN BROOKSHIRE North Wilkesboro Liberal Arts Freshman Class Secretary, 13 College Marshal, 2, Deans List, 1, 23 Interna- tional Relations Club, 1, 21 Clio, 1, 2, Commencement Term Marshall, C-1 Term President: B.S.U., 1, 2, BSU. Council Publicity Chairman: Young Women's Auxiliary, 2. WILLIAM HENRY BROWDER, JR. Wallace Chemical Engineering HELEN ELIZABETH BROWN Raleigh Liberal Arts Laurel Staff, 23 Dean's List, 1, Honor Roll, 15 Scriblerus Club, 1, 2, President 2: Clio, l, 2, Reception Vice-President 21 Dorm Officer, Social Chairman, 2: Democratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 23 WRA, 1, 2: WRA Council, Club Cliairman, 2, JEANNIE LYNN BROWN Asheville Secretarial Science Deans List, 1, 2: Business Club, 1. 2, Reporter: Nonpareil. 1: B.S.U., 1. MARY ALTA BROWN Andrews Science SHIRLEY ANN BROWN Washington, D. C. Liberal Arts SUZANNE ENGLISH BROWN Erwin, Tennessee Pre-Law Education - one hundred and sixty-one - VERNON DENTON BROWNING Waynesville Chemical Engineering Honor Roll, 1, 2: Science Club, 1, 2: Mt-ns Student Council, 21 Dorm Vice- President. 23 Republican Party, 2. LARRY ALLGOOD BRUCE Greenville, South Carolina Pre-Medical Freshman Class Vice-President, 1, Sophomore Class President, 2: Honor Roll, lL Science Club, l, 2, Vice-Presi- dent, 2: Dorm Officer, Chaplain, 21 Re- publican Party, 21 B.S.U., 1, 2, M-Club, 1, 2: Football Team, 1, 2: Track Team. 11 Intramurals, 1, 2. MARGARET OPHELIA BRUCE Inman, South Carolina Music Education Dean's List, 1, 2, Orpheon Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, President, 23 Clio, 1, 2, Pianist C-1 Term, Music Critic Anni- versary-Reception Term, Chaplain, Fo- rensics Term, Dorm Pianist, 2, Campus Choir Pianist, 2, Band, lg B.S.U., 1, 2: Sunday School Vice-President, 2: Train- ing Union President. 23 Young Women's Auxiliary, 1. MARY ELIZABETH BRUNDAGE Atlanta, Georgia Music THOMAS GRADY BRYAN Asheville Chemical Engineering Dean's List, 1, 2g Honor Roll, 13 Science Club, 1, 2: Democratic Party President, 2: Tennis Club, 1: Intramurals, 1, 2. WILLIAM BRUCE BUCKNER Marshall Electrical Engineering AUDREY GAYLE BUNCE Stedman Liberal Arts Sophomore Class Treasurer, 23 Dean's List, 1, 2: French Club, 1, 2: Clio, 1, 23 Vice-President, C-1 Term, President, Anniversary-Reception Term, Women's Student Council Secretary, 23 Dorm President, 2, B.S.U., 1, 23 Democratic Party, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Publicity Chairman, 23 WRA, 1, 2: WRA Council, 2. 'VT1 1 K. IE 1 I 1 1 4 1 ' si 1 i . I . ll 1 f VI 1 vi 172: :lil We It H Q Wi Ill I. fl 'x 1 1 1 --..--.1 , OPHO ORE DIRECTORY PATRICIA ANNE BURGESS Richmond, Virginia Elementary Education Dramateers. 1: Clio, 1: Democratic Party, 2. JANE AILEEN BURNETIE Wvalnut Pre-Med.ical Dean's List, 1: Honor Roll. 1, 2: Demo- cratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Science Club, 1, 2, Social Chairman, President. JON MICHAEL BURROUGHS Goldsboro Business Administration Dean's List, 2: International Relations Club, 2: Forensics Club, 1: College Choir, 1: Campus Choir, 2. MARSHA ANNE BYASSEE Columbia, South Carolina Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, 2: Orpheon Club, 1, 2: Nonpareil, 1, 2, Pianist, 1, Commence- ment Term, Censor. 2, C-1 Term, lst Vice-President, 2, Forensics Term: Campus Choir Pianist, 1: B.S.U., 1,22 Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2: Train- ing Union Group Captain, 1, Bible Leader, 2: Nonpareil Temperance Reading Winner, 1, Essay Winner, 2. PATRICIA ANNE BYRD Jonesville Elementary Education Miss Laurel Candidate, 2: Honor Roll, 1, 2: Logothia Club, Secretary-Treasur er, 2: Clio, 1. 2: Dorm Pianist, 2: Cam- pus Choir, 1: B.S.U., 1, 2: WRA, 2. ISAAC SLATER CALL Wilkesboro Business Administration Intramurals, 2. GARY HUNTER CALLOWAY Franklin Civil Engineering GLENDA SUE CAMPBELL Catawba Physical Education B.S,U., 1, 2 Volunteers for Christ, 1: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2: WRA, 1, 2: Basketball Team, 1, 2: Softball Varsity, 1: Volleyball Captain, L, 21 Sunday School Secretary, 1. RONALD THOMAS CARSWELL Winston-Salem Liberal Arts BARROW FLEETWOOD CARTER Burnsville Accounting Philomathian, 1, 2, Secretary C-I Term: M-Club, 1, 2: Football Team, 1, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2. REGINALD DENNY CARTER Lincolnton Pre-Medical College Marshal, 2: Dean's List, 1, 2: Honor Roll, 13 Science Club. 1, 2: Democratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: BSU. Council, 2, Sunday School Super- tendent. ROBERT LOUIS CARTER North Charleston, South Carolina Music Education Ptilomathian, 1, 2, Chorister, 1: College Choir, 1, 2, President, 2: Campus Choir, 1, 2, Vice President, 2. CHARLES BROOKS CARVER Roxboro Business Administration Laurel Staff, 1, 2, Editor-in-Chief, 2: Philomathian, 1, 2, Secretary Anniver- sary Term, Vice-President Forensics Term: Dorm Chaplain, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2, KENNETH HOWARD CATHEY Canton Business Administration Dean's List, 1, 2: International Rela- tions Club, 2, President, 2: Dorm Offi- cer, 2: Democratic Party, 2. ANNIE LEE CHAMBERS Roxboro Elementary Education Honor Roll. 1, 2: Scriblerus Club, 1, 2, Treasurer: Clio. 1: B.S.U., 1, 2: Presi- dent Training Union Group, 1: Volun- teers for Christ, 1: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1. 2. Dorm President. JERRY FRANKLIN CHANDLER Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts Republican Party, 2: M-Club, 1: Foot- ball Team, 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-two - KAY FRANCES CHAPMAN Statesville Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1, 2: French Club, lg Clio, 21 B.S,U., 1, 2. ALLAN BAXTER CLARK Canton Ministerial Honor Holl, 1, 2: Forensics Club, 1, 2: Euthalian, 1, 2, Vice-President: Demo- cratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: B.S.U. Council, 1, 2: Ministerial Council Rep- resentative, 2: Ministerial Council, 1, 2, President: M-Club, 1, 2: Football Man- ager, 1, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2. JUDY ANN CLARK Greenville, South Carolina Mathematics College Marshal, 2: Dean's List, 1, 2: French Club, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2. PAUL ALBERT CLARK, JR. Temple Hills, Maryland Pre-Law Honor Roll, 1, 2: International Rela- tions Club, 1, 2: Forensics Club. 1, 2, Captain: Philomathian, 1, 2, Chaplain: Dorm Chaplain, 1, 2: Republican Party, 1, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2. BARBARA JEAN COBB Charlotte Secretarial Science Honor Roll, 2: Business Club, 2: Span- ish Club, 2: Clio, 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, Dorm Publicity Chair- man, 2: Methodist Student Movement, 2. FAY HENSLEY COKER Canton, Georgia Liberal Arts Dean's List, lg Honor Roll, 1, 2: Inter- national Relations Club, 1, 2: Nonpareil, 1: Democratic Party Secretary, 2: B.S.U., 1. 2: B.S.U. Council Treasurer, l, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1. CAROLYN CURTIS COMPTON Benson Liberal Arts TOPHO ORE DIRECTORY CARL WEBB CONLEY Asheville Liberal Arts SCOTT EDWARD CONNER West Asheville Physical Education M-Club, 1, 23 Football Team, 1, 2, Team Captain, 23 Basketball Team, 1, 2, Team Captain, 23 Intramurals, 1. 2. JAMES WILBUR COOK Wilkesboro Business Administration Dean's List, 13 Honor Roll, 1, 2, Intra- murals, 1, 2: German Club. VIRGINIA RUTH COSTNER Raleigh Liberal Arts Laurel Staff, 2: Clio. 22 B.S.U., 12 Sun- day School Vice-President: YWA Coun- cil: B.T.U. Vice-President: Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 1, Dorm President. DAVIE STEWARD COTTRELL Richmond, Virginia Aerospace Engineering Democratic Party, 21 Westminster Fel- lowship, 1, 2, Program Chairmang Radio Club, 2. PATRICIA ELIZABETH COUCH Hickory Secretarial Science TIMOTHY MARTIN COWIN Miami, Florida Civil Engineering DAVID WORTH COX Marion Civil Engineering JOYCE LINDA CRAFT Anderson, South Carolina Home Economics CAROLYN WORTH CRAVEN Siler City Liberal Arts :anne-'f 'fri '- HELEN CHRISTINE CRISP Robbinsville Elementary Education Honor Roll, 1, 23 French Club, 1, 2, Secretaryg Clio, 21 B.S.U., 21 BTU, Sec- retaryg Young Womens Auxiliary, 2, CATHRYN DAILEY CROCKER Stantonsburg Elementary Education Hilltop Staff Typist. 13 Clio, 1, 2: Young Womens Auxiliary Publicity Chair- man, lg Metlodlst Student Movement, 1, 2. Program Chairman, 1, CO-PL1bi1C- ity Chairman, 2. JAMES EVERETT CROSS. JR. Laurinburg Electrical Engineering HENRY LEE DAVIS Winston-Salem Civil Engineering LARRY SEIGLE DAVIS Bumsville Business Administration Business Club, 21 Men's Student Coun- cil, 1. MARJORIE RUTH DAVIS Hazelwood Elementary Education Honor Roll 1 21 German Club: Clio 1, 2, Marshal, Music Critic: Dorm Pian- ist. 2. MICHAEL ALLEN DAVIS Asheville Art Honor Roll. 2: Science Club, 2: Art Club, 1, 21 Euthalian, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, RICHARD LEE DAVIS Spencer Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 23 International Relations Club, 2: Euthalian. 1, 2. THERESA NADINE DAVIS Asheville Elementary Education Nonpareil, 1, 2, Hostess: Democratic Party, 23 Volunteers for Christ, 1. 2, Publicity Chairmang Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Program Chairman. - one hundred and sixty-three - WINNIE GRACE DAVIS Atlanta. Georgia Elementary Education Clio, 1, 23 Campus Choir, 13 B.S.U.. l, 21 Volunteers for Christ. 11 Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 2: WHA, 21 Physical Culture Club. DONNA LOUISE DAY Baltimore, Maryland Secretarial Science EDMUND LINDSAY DEAN Cary Pre-Law Democratic Party, 21 M-Club, 21 Foot- ball Team, 1, 2. HILDA JEANNETTE DEAN Walkertown Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1, 2: Logothia Club, 1, 2: Clio, 1, 2, Chaplain, 2, Volunteers for Christ. 1, 2: Dorm Chaplain, 23 Young Womens Auxiliary, 1, 2, Dorm Presi- dent, 23 Sunday School President, 23 Training Union, 1, 2, President, Vice- President, Missionary Leader. WILLIAM EDWARD DeBRUHL Mars Hill Physical Education LINDA ELLEN DeLOACH Delray Beach. Florida Science Honor Roll, 1, 2: Scriblerus Club, 11 Band, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 11 Methodist Student Movement, 23 WRA, 1, 23 Orchestra, 2. KENNETH LEWIS DENTON Charleston Heights, South Carolina Church Music Honor Roll. 1: Orpheon Club President, 1: College Choir, 1, 23 Campus Choir, 1, 21 B.S.U., 1: Chapel Choir, 1, 25 American Guild of Organist, President, 2. MARTHA SUE DERREBERRY Andrews Business Education BSU., 1, 2. Social Chairman, Vice- Presidentg Basketball, 13 WRA. 1. .. --I------w--I-- , I I 'II I I ,I I RICHARD SAMS DILLINGHAM I Weaverville 5 5 Liberal Arts III jx TERRENCE DUDLEY DILLS Lynchburg, Virginia I' Business Administration PATRICIA ANN DIXON , Lowell Nursing ROBERT CLIFTON DODSON I Durham ' I Accounting I I Business Honor Club, 2, Vice-President, I3 2, B.S.U., l, M-Club, 2, Track, 2. I HARVEY RAY DOTSON I North Wilkesboro Engineering . Science Honor Club, 1, Ptilomathian I Marshal, 2, B.S.U,, 2. I: Ii :I II ANN ELIZABETH DOWDY 'I Burlington I I' I IMI Business Teacher Training 'IW Dean's List, 1, 2, German Honor Club, I' ,jg 1, 2, President, 2, Young Womens Aux- II iliary, 1, 2, Dorm President, 1, Dorm I Publicity Chairman, 2. II ' I IIII I MICKEY LYNN DOWELL i Winston Salem Liberal Arts , I Nonpareil, 1, 2, C-I Vice President, Re- ception Term President, B.S.U., 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, Young Wo- I men's Auxiliary, 1, Mission Council, 2, , I I Publicity Chairman. I , I RICHARD LAURENCE DRESCHER 'I London Bridge, Virginia I . I I Business Administration MANN MYERS DRUMHELLER, JR. Lynchburg, Virginia Business Administration I I I I BARRON McNEELY DuBOSE I Arden I Electrical Engineering I Honor Roll, 2, Science Club, 2, Canter- , bury Club, 1, 2, Tennis, 1, 2, Post Of- I fice, 1, 2. I I I I I I I my ,L e . - -., , If- f , - OPHO ORE DIRECTORY BOBBY LOCKE EDWARDS Marshall Music HELEN ROSALYN EDWARDS Sarasota, Florida Business Teacher Training RONALD ALLEN EDWARDS Mount Holly Business Administration Men's Student Council, 2, Vice-Presi- dent, Dorm President, 2: Intramurals, -7 JANICE DAWN EILAND Hazelwood Liberal Arts Laurel Staff, 2, Hilltop Staff, 1, 2, Freshman Co-editor, 1, Reporter, 2, Dramateers, 1, Clio Society, 1, 2, Mar- shal Anniversary-Reception, Forensics Term Secretary, Commencement Term Vice-President: B,S.U., 1, 2, Young Wome-n's Auxiliary, 1, WRA. JOHN ELLIS ELKINS Winston-Salem Liberal Arts LINDA PAULINE ELKINS Greensboro Religious Education Clio, 1, 2, Chorister, 2 Marshal, 2, Com- mencement Term Secretary, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2, WRA Council, 2, Recorder, 2. THOMAS FAIN ELLER Asheville Business Administration LARRY ALTON ELLIOTT Kershaw, South Carolina Liberal Arts Laurel Staff Photographer, 1, Dean's List, 2, Logothia Club Chaplain, 2, Dorm Secretary, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2, Greater Coun- cil, 1: Ministerial Conference, 1, 2, Pres- ident, 2, Mission Council, 1, 2, Mt. Olive Chairman, Cross Country, 1. - one hundred and sixty-four - MARILYN PATRICIA ENGLAND Rural Hall Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, 2, International Rela- tions Club, 1, 2, Second Vice-President, Clio, 1, 2, Literary Vice-President, 2, Anniversary-Reception Term, Dorm So- cial Chairman, 2, Democrat Party, 2, B.S.U., 1, 2, Sunday School President: Intramurals, 2, WRA, 2. ADA LOU ENGLISH Mars Hill Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1, Democrat Party, 2, WRA Council Town Representative, 2. RICHARD TAYLOR ERGENBRIGHT, JR. Charlottesville, Virginia Business Hilltop Staff, 2, Editor: Methodist Stu- dent Movement, 2, Publicity Chairman HAROLD LEE ESTES Whittier Pre-Agriculture MARY MARTIN ETCHISON Mocksville Liberal Arts College Marshal, 2, Assistant Chief, Dean's List, 1, 2, International Rela- tions Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, Wo- men's Student Council, 2, Chaplain, Dorm Secretary, 2, Republican Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2, Young Women's Aux- iliary, 1, 2, Secretary. WILLIAM HENRY EURE Roanoke Rapids Liberal Arts M-Club, 2, Basketball, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2, Intramural Council President, 2. MARSHA LEE EZELL Charlotte Elementary Education Hilltop Staff, 1, B.S.U., 1, 2 , Intra- murals, 2, WRA, 2, May Court Page, 1. LARRY DEAN FARRELL Burlington Liberal Arts OPHO ORE DIRECTORY WILLIAM BOYD FAW Wilkesboro Electrical Engineering JUDITH ANN FERGUSON Waynesville Secretarial Science May Court, 23 College Marshal, 23 Dean's List, 1, 2: Business Honor Club, 2, President: Nonpareil. 1: B,S,U,, l, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 23 Intra- murals, 25 WRA, 1, 21 WRA Council, 2, President: Campus Leader, 21 WRA Council Outstanding Sophomore, 2. FRANCES ELIZABETH FICKLING Hickory Art TRUMAN ALLEN FISHER Weaverville Liberal Arts VERNON WAYNE FISHER, JR. Charlotte Law Mens Student Council. 23 Dorm Presi- dent, 2, College Choir. l, 23 Campus Choir, 2, Librarian. WILLIAM CROOM FORDHAM Gladwyne, Pennsylvania Liberal Arts KENNETH WAYNE FORESTER Asheville Forestry Republican Party, 23 BSU., 1, 2. THOMAS EUGENE FORTUNE Swannanoa Agriculture Education Democrat Party, 2. BETTY JANE FOSTER Wilkesboro Home Economics Dean's List. 1: Honor Roll, 2, Home Economics Honor Club, l, 2, Devotional Chairman, Treasurer, Spanish Club, 2, Vice President, Dorm Officer, 2, Re- freshment Cltairmang B.S.U., 1, 21 WRA, 2: WRA Council, 2, Executive Commit- tee: Physical Culture Club, 2, Chair- man. nr. ,, ' ROBERT VERNON FOUST Mc-bane Business Administration GWENDOLYN INEZ FRANKS Bryson City Liberal Arts JOSEPH DIXON FREE St. Augustine. Florida Liberal Arts RICHARD WAYNE FRITH Lexington, Virginia Science Honor Roll, 11 Logothia, 1: Dorm Vice- President, 2: Republican Party, 2: ln- tramurals, 1, 2. TERRY LEE FURR Concord Mechanical Engineering Honor Roll, 1, 2, Dorm Fire Chief, 2: M-Club, 23 Baseball. 2, Intramurals, 2. JACK STAMEY GARREN Asheville Civil Engineering NORMAN EUGENE GARRISON Weaverville Liberal Arts RONALD HAYWOOD GAYLOR Richmond, Virginia Electrical Engineering ANTONIA GEORGE Waynesville Home Economics OLEN MAX GIBBS Mars Hill Liberal Arts JUDY CAROL GIDDENS Burgaw Elementary Education Clio, -, 23 Campus Choir, lp B.S.U,, 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ. lg Mission Coun- cil, 1: WHA, 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-five - HARRY LEE GIEZENTANNER, JR. Asheville Business Dorm Fire Warden, 23 Dt-inot-rzitic Pair- ty, 2: Intrzimurztls, 1, 2 G-ROVER DALE GILLIS. JR. Mars Hill Pre-Dental DIARY ANNE GLASGOW Huntington. West Virginia Liberal Arts Deans List, l, 2: International Rela- tions Club. 23 Womens Student Coun- cil, 21 Do1'm President, 21 Democratic Party, 23 WRA Council Vice President, '7 ROBERT MURRAY GLOVER Charlottesville, Virginia Business Administration CALEB JACKSON GOODMAN. II Arden Agricultural Engineering Honor Roll, 2, Basketball, 1: Track, 21 Cross Country, 2: Intramurals, 2. MARK THOMAS GOODSON Asheville Civil Engineering GARY WINSTON GOODWIN Greensboro Business Administration Laurel Staff, 2, Sports Editor, Philo- mathian, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2: Dorm Rec- reational Director, 2, Democratic Party 21 B.S.U., M-Club, 2, T1-ack, 1, imr.-if murals, 1, 21 Intramurals Council, 2. PHYLLIS ANN GORES Weaverville Home Economics Home Economics Club, l, 2, Secretary 1 Drarnateers. 1. 2. REBA ANNE GRAHAM Asheville Home Economics Home Economics Club, l, 2, Reporter Vice-President. President: Dorm Chap- lain. J' T1 If 5 ' I I i . L ,Ii ie 11 if It It 5, J :I i IE li Ig- ,. 1 t 111 .l, if .I It fi 11 ,. 4 li Ii z I I I I I I . -ww: ll ' --:-i-'i'fw:f'rv'wr- ---we OPHO ORE DIRECTORY BARBARA ANNE GREENE Glade Valley Secretarial Science Honor Roll, 2: Business Club, 2: B.S.U.: Intramurals, 2: WRA, 2. SHERRY O'DARE GREENE Lowell Secretarial Science Hilltop Staff, 1. Freshman Editor: Honor Roll, 2: Clio, 1, 2, Doorkeeper, Chap- lain: Dorm Chorister, 2: Campus Choir, 1: B.S.U., 1, 2, Sunday School and Training Union Pianist: B.S.U. Council, 2, Second Vice-President: Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Social Chairman and Pianist: WRA Council 2, Reporter: Student Prayer Service Chairman, 2. JOHN CALVIN GRIER, III Pinehurst Liberal Arts Hilltop Staff, 1, 2, News Editor: Honor Roll, 2: International Relations Club, 2: Forensics Club, 1, 2: Dramateers, 1, 2: Campus Choir, 1: Republican Party, 2: Canterbury Club, 1, 2, President, 2. FRANCIS MILLARD GRIFFIN Wilson Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1: German Club, 1: Band, 1. SARA FRANCES GRIFFIN Durham Liberal Arts Laurel Staff, 2: Dorm Pianist, 2: Cam- pus Choir, 1: Democratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Dorm Prayer Chairman: Mission Council, 2: WRA, 1, 2, Hiking Club Chairman: WRA Council, 2. DAVID HAROLD GRIFFITH Sayre, Pennsylvania Civil Engineering JUDSON ANDREW HALL Franklin Liberal Arts RALPH MILFORD HALLIWILL Baltimore, Maryland Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1: Euthalian, 1, 2, Chorister: Campus Choir, 1, 2: Democratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 2: B.S.U. Council, 2, First Vice-President: Ministerial Conference, 1. ALBERT WENDELL HAMBY Woodruff, South Carolina Elementary Education CAROLE LOUISE HAMBY Black Mountain Elementary Education Clio, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2. ROBERT WILLIS HAMLIN, JR. Timberlake Civil Engineering Honor Roll, 1: Football, 1. REBECCA ANN HAMMER Statesville Music Honor Roll, 1: Orpheon Club, 1: Cam- pus Choir, 1: B.S.U., 1: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1: Orchestra, 2. JUANDA DALE HAMRICK Winston-Salem Elementary Education Honor Roll, 1, 2: International Rela- tions Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 2: Nonpareil, 2, Chief Hostess, Secretary: Campus Choir, 2: Democratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Wornen's Auxiliary, 1, 2: WRA, 1, 2. NANCY JO HANNAH Salisbury Liberal Arts Hilltop Staff, 1, 2, Reporter: Dean's List, 1, 2: French Club, 1, Secretary: Clio Society, 1, 2, Parliamentarian, 1: B.S.U.: Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2. ALICE DeLOIS HARRIS Old Fort Religious Education Nonpareil, 1, 2, Reporter: B.S.U.: Vol- unteers for Christ: Young Womens Auxiliary, 1, 2, Secretary, Dorm Treas- urer: WRA. DAVID MARSHALL HARRIS Jonesboro, Georgia Business Administration SANDRA KAY HARRIS Charlotte Business Teacher Training Clio, 1, 2, Parliamentarian, 1: Repub- lican Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-six - IVAN WOODROW HART Baltimore, Maryland Business Administration SANDRA LOGAN HARVEY Salem, Virginia Pre-Nursing Deans List, 1, 2: Science Club, 2, Chaplain, Vice-President: Nonpareil, 1, 2, Hostess, Treasurer: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 2, Dorm Secretary: Pre-Nursing Club, 1, 2, Sec- retary, President. ALBERT GENE HAWKINS Roxboro Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 2: International Relations Club, 2: B,S.U., 2, Training Union Di- rector: B.S.U. Council, 2: Tumbling Club. CAROLYN AUDREY HAWKINS Montross, Virginia Business Administration Intramurals, 2, JOHN ROYAL HEATH Goldsboro Electrical Engineering JAMES LEWIS HENDERSON, JR. Bethesda, Maryland Business Administration Republican Party, 2, Election Chair- man: Dorm Officer, 2, Social Chairman. SUSIE LENORA HENDERSON Kingsport, Tennessee Chemistry Dean's List, 1: Honor Roll, 2: Science Club, 1, 2: Cheerleader, 1, 2. FRANCES ELAINE HENSLEY Burnsville Secretarial Science Honor Roll, 1, 2: Business Club, 2, Sec- retary: Campus Choir, 1: WRA, 2: WRA Council, 2, Dorm Representative. BRENDA JOYCE HENSON Murphy Business Teacher Training Hilltop Staff, 1: Nonpareil, 1, 2, Hostess, Treasurer: B.S.U., 1, 2. . OPHO ORE DIRECTORY FLOYD LEE HILEMON. JR. Burnsville Liberal Arts LARRY EURIS HILL Asheville Pre-Med Deans List. 21 Honor Roll, 11 SCIQDCE Club, 21 BSU., l, 2. ROBERT EDWARD HILL Arden Civil Engineering BOBBIE ANN HOHMAN Louisville, Kentucky Mathematics Dean's List, 21 Honor Roll, I: German Club, 2, Secretary: Clio, 1, 2, Marshal, Censorg B.S.U., 1, 23 WRA, 2: WRA Council, 2, Dorm Representative. DONNA LINDA HOLBROOK Atlanta. Georgia Secretarial Science Honor Roll, 11 Business Honor Club, l: Clio, 1, 2. YATES STEPHEN HOLLAND Franklinville Liberal Arts LARRY EUGENE HONEYCUTT Concord Liberal Arts NAOMI SUE HONEYCUTT Mars Hill Home Economics SHEILA ANN HOPKINS Raleigh Secretarial Science Laurel Staff. 2, Photography Editor: Dramateers, lg Clio, l, 2, Marshal, l. C-I Censor, 2, Anniversary-Reception Secretary, 2, Forensics Vice-President, 2, Commencement President, 2, Demo- cratic Party, 23 B.S.U., I, 2: WRA, I, . Hiking Club, Tennis Club: WRA Coun- cil, 2, Associate Editor Lioness. LARRY LEVENE I-IUFFMAN Valdese Laboratory Technician .15--Y.-:w . ROBERT LEE HUGHES Asheboro Liberal Arts LARRY ALLEN HULS Andrews Pre-Dental Dramateers, 2, Treasurer. KENNETH LEE HUNEYCUTT Albemarle Liberal Arts Laurel Staff, l, 2: Hilltop Staff, l. 2: Forensics Club, 21 Eutltalian, l, 23 Re- publican Party, 23 BSU., l, 23 Minis- terial Conference, l, 2, Cross Country, l: Intramurals, 2, MARY ANNA HUNT Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Arts Clio, 1: Republican Party, 23 B.S.U., l, 23 Young Womens Auxiliary, 2. CURTIS BUCK HUNTER. JR. Lumberton Law Honor Roll, lg International Relations Club. 1: Euthalian, l, 2, Financial Sec- retary, Republican Party, 23 B.S.U., -, 2: Track, 2. MARTHA BINKLEY HUNTER Marion Elementary Education Honor Roll, l: Logothia, l, 2, Presi- dent: Nonpareil. Hostess: Dorm Chap- lain, B.S.U., 1, 25 Volunteers for Christ, l, 2 Young Womens Auxiliary, l, 2, Dorm President. HOWARD INGLE Marshall Mathematics GUY RONALD JACKSON High Point Music Euthalian, 11 College Choir, l, 23 Cam- pus Choir, 23 BSU.. l: Chapel Choir, 21 American Guild of Organists, 2, Sec- retary. BERTHA ELIZABETH JENKINS Miami, Florida Elementary Teachers - one hundred and sixty-seven - JAMES NATHANIEL JOHNSON, JR. Winston-Salem Business Administration Democratic Party, 2: Intruinuruls, l. DENNIS RAY JOHNSTON Statesville Science Honor Roll. 1. 121 French Club, lg Plilo- matltian. l, 2, Marsltalg BSU., 1, 2, Group Captaing Intramurals, l, 2. ROBERT STORY JOHNSTON Charlotte Political Science Pltilomatltian, 1, 21 Historian, Forensics Term, Republican Party, Colrespond- ing Secretary, 21 Vice-Chairman NCYR College Councilg Canterbury Club, 2: M-Club, 2. Football Manager, 2: Basket- ball Manager, 25 Track Team, 23 Cross COLlIIlI'Y, 23 Intramurals Council. 2. DAVID CLARKE JONES Asheville Civil Engineering Deans List, 23 Honor Roll, 1: Science Club, 2. DAVID LLOYD JORDAN Richmond, Virginia Civil Engineering Tennis Team, 2. JERRY LYNN JORDAN Concord Liberal Arts JOHN ROBERT JORDAN Clinton Liberal Arts RONALD MELVIN JOYCE Asheville Liberal Arts DANIEL EZRA KEELS, JR. Florence, South Carolina Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 13 International Relations Chaplain. 21 Euthalian, l. 2, Marshal: Dorm Officer, 1, 2, Chaplain: BSU., 1, 2: Training Union Vice-President, 1: Ministerial Council Chairman, 23 Mina isterial Council Secretary, 1: BSU. Council. 2. A . ,, . il 2 1 4 i E i l 1 l -..--V,-,wr-Fmvr.-wg,-v-T J , U. OPHO MARIAN STARR KELLER Granite Falls Liberal Arts College Marshal, 2: Dean's List, 1, 2: Scriblerus Club. 1, 2: Nonpareil, 1,v2: Chief Hostess, C-I Term, Chaplain: B.S.U,, 1, 2: B.S.U. Council, 2: Y.W.A. President: Volunteers for Cl'rist, 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2. BETTE GORDAN KELLEY Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts JOHN THURSTON KELLY, JR. Newport News, Virginia Liberal Arts DARIUS HALL KEPLEY Southport Liberal Arts JAMES ROSS KILPATRICK Canton Pre-Medical EDWIN WALTER KING Murphy Science Men's Student Council, 2: Dorm Secre- tary-Treasurer, 23 Democratic Party, 2. JAMES E. KIRKLEY, JR. Chesterfield, South Carolina Science WILLIAM LEE KNIGHT Greensboro Liberal Arts LARRY HAROLD KREISCHER Berwick, Pennsylvania Pre-Medical Honor Roll, 1: Science Club. 2: Eutha- lian, 1, 2: Band, 2: B.S.U., 1: Demo- cratic Party, 23 Methodist Church Choir, 2. CHIN-HO KU Kowloon. Hong Kong Electrical Engineering College Marshal, 1, 2: Dean's List, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1: Vice-President, Training Union. OWEN SIGFRIED KULO, JR. Fort Myers, Florida Honor Roll, 1: German Club Treasurer, 1: B.S.U., 1. PATRICIA ANN LABIN Wheaton, Maryland Secretarial Science JOHN ROY LACKEY, JR. Asheville Music Education JANE CLAYTON LADIB Cross Anchor, South Carolina Liberal Arts B.S.U., 1, 2: Training Union President: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2. JAMES INIANLY LEAGUE Greenville, South Carolina Liberal Arts Plilomathian, 1, 2: Dorm Vice-Presi- dent, 2: Campus Choir, 2: College Choir, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Basketball, 2: Track, 1, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2. JOAN FRANCES LEONARD Tryon Art Art Club, 1, 2: Dramateers, 2: Clio, 1, 2. JUNIOUS WAYNE LEATHERS Durham Business Administration JACK MARTIN LEDBETTER Charlotte Liberal Arts THOMAS SCOTT LEWIS Stoneville Civil Engineering De-an's List, 1, 2: Democratic Party, 2. DAVID RAY LILES Siler City Electrical Engineering Honor Roll, 1: Republican Party, 2: B.S.U., 2. WILLIAM DANIEL LINEBERRY Randleman Law Democratic Party: M-Club, 2: Football, 2: Intramurals. 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-eight - ORE DIRECTORY JAMES MILLARD LITTLE Charlotte Law Euthalian, 1: Westminster Fellowship, 1. 2, President: Amateur Radio Club Vice-President, 2. SARA MARIE LONG Andrews Elementary Education Dean's List, 1, 2: Logothia Club, 1, 2: Democratic Party: Young Women's Auxiliary. JEREMY CHRISTIAN LOTZ Portsmouth, Virginia Liberal Arts DONALD EUGENE LOVE North Wilkesboro Liberal Arts Philomathian, lg Baseball, 1, 2: Intra- murals, 1, 2. MERLE FLORENCE LOVE Asheville Science Miss Laurel Candidate, 1: Honor Roll, 1, 2: Science Club, 1, 2, President: Clio, 1: Women's Student Council, 2: Dorm Vice-President, 2: Democratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 2: B.S.U. Council, 1, 2: Train- inv Union Secretary: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2: WRA, 2. KIRBY B. LOWE Wilkesboro Pre-Medical Philomathian, 1: Republican Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2. RONALD LEE LUCK Mars Hill Music Honor Roll, 2: Orpheon Club, Vice- President, 2: Euthalian, 1, 2: College Cloir, 1: Campus Choir President, 2. VERNON RAY LUTHER Raleigh Music Education Art Club, 2: Philomathian, 1, 2: Pian- ist, Chorister: Men's Student Council, 2: Dorm President: College Choir, 1, 2, Vice-President, 2: College Orches- tra, 1, 2: B,S.U., 1, 2: B,S,U. Choir. 59+ -e - - --- OPHO ORE DIRECTORY SANDRA HALL LYELL Nlontross Virginia Elementary Education U 1 I In s Acn orth Georgia Pre Medical Sophomore Class Vice President Mens Student Council Secret ily Honor Roll 1 2 Science Club 1 Dorm President 2 Republican Paitx Treasurer 2 Rox1lAmbassadoi Coun se oi 2 Intramurals 1 2 RONALD VAUGHN McCALL Asheville Civil Engineering, GILES DONALD McLANE Ware Shoals South Carolina Business Administration Men s Student Council 7 Dorm Pies ident 2 Intiamui als Repiesentat xe 1 2 ti imuial Council 2 JOHN LARRY McLAUGHLIN Mars Hill Liberal Arts WALTER JONES McLENDON Oakboro Phvsical Education IAN WISHART MCLEOD DONALD RAY MARTIN Salem Virginia Phvsical Education onoi Roll 2 M Club 1 ck 1 1 2 Captain Cross Countix .iptain LONNIE DALE MARTIN Jonesville Liberal Arts W ILLIAM ASHBURN MASTEN Winston Salem Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2 International Relations Club 7 College Chou 1 2 Campus on 1 7 Democratic Party 2 Club 1 Baseball 1 1 H I Q- . s -A BS. ., , 1.3 tramuralg, 1, 2, E , Lg ' V ' - Team' V -0' ' .- 1 .7' 'rail ,2.., '. '. i',, jvcf 4' i -1 In 'z ' , ... MOSES NATHANIEL McCALL. III 1 , K - . 3' . -' . I Q 22 ' Y ' v. . -1' i , . ' ' JR- 1 x -1 ' 7 'Q r, I - .JR. . ' . x Ch. 'I :Q t ' -1 M- Intiamuials, 1, 2. ROBERT GARRETT McCLURE, JR. Enka Liberal A1'ts ALBERT GILLETTE McDOUGALD Clarkton Nuclear Engineering Honor Roll, 1, 23 Science Club, 1, 21 Democratic Party, 2. JOHN DAVID McGEE Nigeria, West Africa tlgedel Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, 2, Honor Roll, 1: Inter- national Relations Club, 1, 23 Forensics Club, 1, Euthalian, 1, 2, President, Campus Choir, 23 Ministerial Confer- ence, I, 2, Vice-President: Mission Council, Special Service Chairman, 2, Tennis Team, 2. MARY ELIZABETH McGINNIS Gastonia Secretarial Science Home Economics Club, lg Clio, 1, 21 B.S,U., 1, 21 Young Womens Auxiliary, 1. MARY SUE McINTIRE Rich Square Pre-Nursing Hilltop Staff, 23 Dean's List, 21 Honor Roll, 1, 23 German Club, 1, 2: Clio, 13 Band, Ig Methodist Student Movement, 1, 2, President. cn-qp.....v-rs-Q.. .-. . . Potomac, Maryland Liberal Arts MARY LINDA MCMILLAN Greensboro Mathematics Clio, 1, Democratic Party, 2: BSU., 1. 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2. VIRGINIA CARTER MacNEIL Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts Laurel Staff, 2, Associate Editor, 1: Logothia Club, 1, 2: Honor Roll, 1, Campus Choir, 1, 2: Republican Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 23 Clio, l, 2. Treasurer, C-I Term: WRA, 1, 23 Hiking Club: Sunday School Class Secretary, 1, 2. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER MADDRY Charlottesville, Virginia Liberal Arts AUDREY JEAN MARCUS Whittier Mathematics Clio, 23 Republican Party, 21 B.S.U., 1, 25 Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, WRA, 2, Sunday School, 1, 2: Tumbling Club, 2: Training Union, 2. WILLIAM CAMDEN MARINER Berlin. Maryland Chemical Engineering - one hundred and sixty-nine - TED LEE MATHIS Burnsville Ministerial Campus Choir, 1: B,S.U., 2, Ministerial Conference, 1, 2: Intramurals, 1. WILLIAM DALE MAXWELL Hendersonville Liberal Arts WILLIAM BYRON MEACHAM Charlotte Business Administration BRENDA CAROL MEDFORD Clyde Mathematics Honor Roll, 1, 23 German Club, 2, Clio, 1, 2, Treasurerg Donn Historian, 2: BSU., 1, 23 Vance Training Union, Captain: Sunday School Secretaryg Young Women's Auiliary, 1, 21 Hall Prayer Chairman, 2. DON LAWS MELTON, JR. Greenville Business Administration FRANCIS WAYNE MERCHANT Spartanburg, South Carolina Business Administration Laurel Staff, Circulation, 2, Honor Roll, 1: Euthalian, 1, 2, Marshal, English Critic, Censor Anniversary Term, Vice- President Forensics Team, BSU., 1, 23 President Training Union, 13 Listen Fund Dorm Chairman, M-Club, 1, 23 Football Manager, lg Football Team, 2: Baseball Manager, 1. .ff mm. 5? Q, li E e If I 9 ri 1 4 1 if 3: ? i 5 5 E N gf I I fi nw I i 4 Jr., OPHO ORE DIRECTORY SANDRA SUE MERRIMAN Fieldale, Virginia Liberal Arts May Court. 1, May Queen, 2: Hilltop Staff. 1, 2: Deans List: Honor Roll.1. 2: International Relations Club, 1: Nonpareil. 1: Democratic Party. 2: B.S.U.. 1, 2: Intramurals, 2: WRA. 1. 2. MARIAN ANN MESSER Hazelwood Secretarial Science Deans List, 2: Honor Roll, 1: Business Club. Secretary. 2: Nonpareil, 1: Wo- men's Student Council, 2: Dorm Vice- President, 2: B.S.U., 1, 21 Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 1. Prayer Chairman: WRA Council, 2: Sunday School Class Secretary, 1. GALE BILLY METCALF Asheville Liberal Arts LINDA LOUISE MEYER Bethesda, Maryland Secretarial Science Honor Roll, 1. 2: Business Club, 1, 2: Clio, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, Treasurer, 2: WRA, 1. MARTHA JANE MILAM Georgetown, South Carolina Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 2: Scriblerus Club, 2: B.S.U.. 1, 2: B.S.U. Council, 2: Representative for Volunteers for Christ: Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, President: Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 1, 2. JIMMIE THAD MILES Newport News, Virginia Liberal Arts BARBARA JEAN MILLER Columbia, South Carolin Elementary Education BARRY BENJAMIN MILLER Ahoskie Science SANDRA KAY MILLER Marion Elementary Education Honor Roll, 1: French Club, 2: Non- pareil, 1, 2, Poster Chairman: Band, 1: B.S.U.. 1, 2: 2nd Vice-President of Ruth Sunday School Class: Volunteers for Christ, 1: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2: Dorm Vice-President: Westminster Fellowship Secretary, 1. RAYMOND WADE MILLIKIN, II Halifax Science Dramateers, 2: Democratic Party, 2: Football Team, 2: Intramurals. 1. THOMAS HAROLD MONCRIEF, JR. Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts Eutlialian, 1, 2, Censor: Democratic Party, 2: Band. 2: Tennis Team, 1, 2. CAROLYN ANN MOORE Clarksville, Tennessee Music Education MURRAY WAYNE MOORE New Brunswick, Canada Mechanical Engineering College Marshal, 2: Dean's List, 1: Honor Roll, 2: Men's Student Council, 2: Dorm President, 2: Intramurals, 2. STANLEY TERRY MOORE Crisfield, Maryland Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 2: Dorm Secretary-Treas- urer, 2: Intramurals, 2. DERITH LORAINE MORRIS Roanoke Rapids Elementary Education RAY NEIVMAN MORRISON Hendersonville Music Orpheon Club, Secretary, 1: Honor Roll, 1: Dramateers Treasurer. 1: Dorm Pian- ist, 2: College Choir. 1, 2: Campus Choir, 1. JAMES BROADUS MORROW Asheville Agriculture Intramurals, 1. - one hundred and seventy - JOSEPH MARTIN MULLANEY Charlotte Business Administration Dramateers, 2: Philomathian, 1, 2, Sec- retary, Historian, Chaplain: Republican Party. 2: B.S.U., 2: Associate Superin- tendent of Sunday School, Young Peo- ples Dept.: B.S.U., 1: Canterbury Club, GARY J. MURDOCK Burnsville Science RONALD LEE MYERS Brevard Business Administration Honor Roll, 2. JOHN DAVID NAGY Stamford, Connecticut Liberal Arts LAURA PATRICIA NASH Burlington English-History Dean's List, 1. 2: International Rela- tions Club, 1: Art Club, 2: Dramateers, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2: Clio, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, lst Vice- President: Young Womens Auxiliary. THOMAS EDWARD NASH, JR. Asheville Business Dorm Vice-President, 2: Republican Party, 2: Canterbury Club, 2: Intra- murals, 1, 2. GARY LeROY NEAL Wilson Liberal Arts DAVID VINCENT NEAMAND Swannauoa Business Administration RICHARD LEE NELSON Grand Island, New York Liberal Arts JOEL LARRY NEWSOME, JR. Fremont Civil Engineering Philomathian, 1, 2, President, Anniver- sary Term: Campus Choir, 1, 2, Vice- President: B.S.U., 1, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2: B.T.U., 1, 2, President: Sunday School Group Secretary, 1. OPHO ORE DIRECTORY LOIS JEAN NICHOLSON Miami, Florida Elementary Education Dorm Chaplain, 21 B.S.U., 21 Intra- murals, 1, 2. JOSEPH RANDOLPH NOLAND Asheville Business Administration Democratic Party, 2: Intramurals, 1, 22 Intramural Official, 1: Intramural Coun- cil, 1 DOROTHY GWYNN NORMAN Winston-Salem Secretarial Science Honor Roll, 1: Dramateers Secretary, 1. ANNEMARIE NUSSBAUMER Oak Grove, Kentucky Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, 23 Honor Roll, 1: French Club, 1, 2, Vice-President. President: Forensics Club, 1: Women's Student Council, 2, Dorm Vice-President: Demo- cratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: WRA Coun- cil, Social Chairman, 2. JOSEPH LEAROYD OATES Hendersonville Electrical Engineering ROY LEONARD O'BRYAN Arlington, Virginia Electrical Engineering Honor Roll, 1: Science Club 2: Drama- teers: Euthalian, 1, 2: Men's Student Council, 1, 2, Dorm President, 2: Re- publican Party, 2: B.S.U. Council, 1, 2: Tennis Team, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2: Vice- President Sunday School Class, 1: President Sunday School Class, 2. SHIRLEY LEE OGLE Marshall Secretarial Science JANET ELIZABETH OWENS Walhalla, South Carolina Chemistry Dean's List, 1: Science Club, 1, 2, Sec- retary-Treasurer, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2. 4-.vw 10:3-1.-. -. . . PEGGY LYNN PADGETT Lattimore Art Dean's List, lg Logothia Club, 2, Art Club, 1, 2: Nonpareil, lg B.S.U., 1, 2, WRA. 1, 2: WRA Council Secretary, 2 CLAUDIA MAY PARKS Asheville Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 2: International Relations Club, 2, Secretary-Treasurerg Clio, 1, 2, Republican Party, 2, Dorm Represen- tative: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Womens Auxiliary, 2: Dorm Secretary. TROY HOWARD PARROTT Raleigh Business Administration WINIFRED ANN PARROT1' Pickens, South Carolina Business Teacher Training Nonpareil, 1, 2, Hostess: B.S.U., 1, 21 Young Womens Auxiliary, 2. BARBARA ESTHER PATE Burnsville Secretarial Science Dean's List, 23 Honor Roll, 21 Business Club. 2: Clio, 1, 2: Campus Choir, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1. 2: Young Womens Auxil- iary, 1: WRA, 1, 21 WRA Council, 2, Physical Culture Club Chairman. JOYCE LEE PAYNE Greensboro Liberal Arts Deans List, 1, 2, Scriblerus Club, 1, 2, President, 2: Clio, 1, 2, Literary Critic, 2, Cl'apla1n, 23 B.S.U., 1. 2, Training Union General Officers: Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Dorm President. WILLIS SWANN PAYNE Marshall Elementary Education Honor Roll, 2: Democratic Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2. - one hundred and seventy-one - JUDITH FAYE PEARCE Wake Forest Liberal Arts Deans List, 1, Honor Roll, l, 2: Ger- man Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, lg Clio, 1, 2: Women's Student Council, 2: Dorm Secretary, 23 Democratic Party, 2: B.S,U., 1, 2: Intramurals, l, 2: WHA, 1. 21 WRA Council, 2, Volley Ball Chairman, KENNETH HUGH PEARCE Cary Business Administration Honor Roll, 1, 2: Business Club 2: Base- ball, 1, 2, Intramural Council, 2, Sec- ietary. MARY ELLA PHILLIPS Mars Hill Elementary Teachers LYNDA JAYNE PIPES Asheville Nursing Dramateers, 1, 2: B.S,U., 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary: Nursing Club, 1, 2, Treasurer. JAMES ARTHUR PLEMMONS Asheville Electrical Engineering WILLIAM DANIEL POATS, JR. Waynesboro, Virginia Liberal Arts Democrat Party, 2, Intramurals, 1, 2, BARBARA CAROL POFF Cambria, Virginia Physical Education ALPHA JUDITH POYNER Atlanta. Georgia Home Economics JOSEPH TALMADGE PREVETTE Wilkesboro Pre-Medical MARY ANNE PRICE Edwin, Tennessee Liberal Arts Dean's List. 1: Honor Roll, 1, 2, Scrib- lerus Honor Club, 1, 2, Vice-President: Dramateers, 2: Clio 1, 2, C-1 Secretary: Dorm Chorister, 2: Band. 1, 2, Major- ette: B.S.U., 1, 2. 1 ,J ml., 1 ts If 1 I It Q. 1 M Il 1.1 i. ll 'l if H ,. fill ini' I P :W I 1 ll ii ,H yi . .1 P 1 5 it 1 ll Y Q. ., . un.-E OPHO ORE DIRECTORY VIRGINIA SHARON PURCELL Asheville Business Teacher Training Deans List. 1: Honor Roll, 1: Business Club, 1: Clio, 1, 2, Marshal, Censor. President: B.S.U., 1, 2: B.S.U. Council. 2, Secretary: Young Women's Aux- iliary, 1, 2: WRA Council, 2. Co-editor of Lioness . NANCY CARROLL QUALLS Burlington Business Teacher Nonpareil, 1, 2, C-1 Secretary: B.S.U., 1, 2: WRA: WRA Council, 2. CARL HAMPTON QUEEN, JR. Valdese Accounting Dean's List, 1: Honor Roll: Business Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, 2, President. 2: Canterbury Club. LEWIS WOODROW RANDALL Walnut Electrical Engineering JAMES MlCHA.EL RANDELMAN .Ionesville Liberal Arts TRINA YVONNE RATHBONE Clyde Elementary Education Nonpareil, 1, 2: Band, 1, 2: Democrat Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Womenls Auxiliary, 1. JAMES HUGHIE RAY Mars Hill Pre-Agriculture Democrat Party, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2. JOHN WILLIAM REAGAN Kingsport, Tenn. History Laurel Staff. 2: Hilltop Staff, 2: Drama- teers, 2: Forensics Club, 2: Campus Choir, 1: Philomathian, 1, 2: B.S.U. Council, 2, Westminster Fellowship Representative: Westrninister Fellow- ship Vice-President: Golf Club, 1, 2, Captain, 1. BENJAlVIIN F. REED, III Peekskill, New York Pre-Medical Technology Philomathian, 1, 2, Censor, President: Men's Student Council, 2: Dorm Presi- dent, 2: Track, 1: Intramurals, 2. HAROLD RENFRO Bald Creek Electrical Engineering FRANCES REBECCA REYNOLDS Stamford, Comiecticut Elementary Education Dramateers, 1: Clio. 1, 2, Marshal: Re- publican Party, 2: B.S.U., 1: Canterbury Club, 2, Vice-President. JOHNSIE ARLINE REYNOLDS Axton, Virginia Business Hilltop Staff, 1: Honor Roll, 2: Business Club, 2: Clio, 2: B.S.U., 1: Young Womens Auxiliary, 1. CYRIL SANDERSON RICE Covington, Virginia Industrial Education Deans List, 1: Honor Roll, 1, 2: Dorm Secretary-Treasurer: M-Club, 2: Foot- ball, 2: Baseball, 2: Intramurals, 2: All-Conference Football WCJCAC, 2. WILLIAM ALBERT RICKER Marshall Civil Engineering GEORGE SEWELL RIDENHOUR, JR. Hendersonville Science MARGARET REID RIDENHOUR Asheville Liberal Arts ALICE LLOYD ROBBINS Blowing Rock Home Economics Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Secretary, Devotional Chairman: Clio, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Womens Auxiliary, 2. THOMAS KENNON ROBERSON Reidsville Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 2: Logothia Club, 2: Philo- matliian 1, 2: Men's Student Council: Dorm Vice-President: B.S.U., 1, 2: Ministerial Conference. 1, 2, Secretary, 2. - one hundred and seventy-two - JOHN ROSS ROBERTS Gastonia Business Administration SYBIL YVONNE ROBERTS Shelby Liberal Arts Nonpareil, 1, 2, Marshal: B.S.U., 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ: Young Women's Auxiliary. DONALD WADE ROBINSON Rock Hill. South Carolina Physical Education Euthalian, 2: B.S.U., 2. GWENDOLYN ESTELLE ROBINSON Bumsville Secretarial Science Campus Choir, 1: Archery Club, 2: Softball Club, 2. JANICE LYNETTE ROBINSON Pennington Gap, Virginia Home Economics JUDY ANN ROBINSON Mars Hill Music Dorm Officer, 1: College Choir, 2. WILLIAM BARRY RODGERS Concord Business Administration LARRY DEAN ROGERS Timberlake Business Administration Honor Roll, 1: Science Club, 1: B.S.U., 2. GLORIA RUTH ROTAN Granite Falls Liberal Arts Miss Laurel Candidate, 2: Nonpareil, 1 2, Chaplain, Second Vice-President: Col: lege Choir, 1: Campus Choir, 2: Volun- teers for Christ, 1, 2: Mission Council, 2 DONALD ERWIN ROTHWELL Berkeley Heights, New Jersey Liberal Arts OPHO ORE DIRECTORY BRENDA KAY ROZIER Lumberton Elementary Education Nonpareil. 1, 2, Pianist, Chorister: Campus Choir, 2: Democrat Party, 2. B.S.U., 1, 23 Volunteers for Christ, 11 WRA, l, 2. ALVIN EUGENE SCOTT Mt. Airy Electrical Engineering ALMA JEAN SEAY Bryson City Religious Education Honor Roll, 1. 21 Logothia Club, 1, 23 B.S.U., 1, 23 Volunteers for Christ, 13 Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 23 WRA, 2. MARY JACQUELINE SECHRIST Winston-Salem, N. C. Physical Education B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2, WRA, 1, 2. SARAH WATSON SEVERANCE Montgomery, Alabama Liberal Arts Art Club, 1, Nonpareil, 1, 2. Hostess: Campus Choir, lg B.S.U., 1, 2. IRIS FAYE SHELTON Roanoke, Virginia Liberal Arts Dramateers, 1. 2: Clio, 13 College Choir 1, 2: Campus Choir, 23 Young Womens Auxiliary, 11 Intramurals, 2. ROBERT DONALD SHEPHERD Statesville Business Administration Honor Roll, 2, Business Club, 21 Drama- teers, Philomathian, 1, 2, C-I President: Band, 1, 2, Drum major: B.S.U., 1, 23 Intramurals, 1, 2, JETER CLIFFORD SHERLIN Marshall Liberal Arts BETTY ANN SHERRILL Andrews Business Education Dean's List, 13 Logothia, 1: Intramurals. 1, 2: WRA Council, 1. -f-+-'--- -- - Y SYLVIA DIANNE SHOE Concord Elementary Education Honor Roll, 1, 2, French Club, 23 Dorm Social Chairman, 23 B.S.U.3 WRA. MOLLIE JANE SIMMONS Granite Falls Liberal Arts Nonpareil, 1, 2, Forensics Term Hostess, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Wornen's Aux- iliary. 1. 2: Hiking Club, 1. JUDY LEE SITTON Horse Shoe Liberal Arts Deans List. 1. 2: Scriblerus Club, 1, 2, Secretary: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Dorm Vice-President, Mission Council, 2, Secretary-Treasurer. OPAL ELAINE SITTON Mt. Airy Liberal Arts ROSALYN A. SKELTON Vinton, Virginia Religious Education Honor Roll, 1: Logothia, 1, 2, Chaplain, V1ce'President: Art Club, 2, Drama- teers, 1, 23 Nonpareil, 1, 2, First, Second Vice-President, President: B.S.U., 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, Oteen Ward Leader, 1, Christmas Play, 1, Home- coming Play, 2. LEONA MARIE SMALL Edenton Nursing TONI MARIE SNIDER Franklinton Liberal Arts Miss Laurel Candidate, 2, May Court. 2: Honor Roll, 1, 2, French Club, 1, 2, Secretary, Clio, 1, 2, Marshal, Womens Student Council, 2: Dorm Vice-Presi- dent, 2: College Choir, 1. 2, Treasurer, 2: Democrat Party, 2: B.S.U., 1, 23 In- tramurals, 1, 2, Basketball, Softball, 1, 2: WRA Council, 2, Home- coming Attendant, 2. LARRY MELVIN SPARKS Spruce Pines Science - one hundred and seventy-three - 1 ' S I Y hr fn -'f --'AAD'-haue--' ' V '-urLf4'i--A '-i-- '- 's il ' ' PATRICIA ANNE SPARROW Thomasville Liberal Arts Dean's List, 1, 2: Home Ecuniiniigs Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, Clio, 1, 2, Marshal, Censor: Republican Party, 2: B.S.U., l, 23 Young Womens Auxiliary, 1, 2: WRA, 1, 2. RICHARD WOOD SPIVEY, JR. Kelford Science Science Club, 2: Canterbury Club, DONALD KENNETH SPRIGGS Winston-Salem, N. C. Liberal Arts Eutlialian, 1, 2, Secretary C-I Term, 2, Band, 1, B.S.U., 2. Associate Training Union Director: Ministerial Conference, 1, 2, Presidentg Mission Council, 2, Cane River Representativeg Intramurals, 1,2 NANCY CATHERINE STACKHOUSE Marshall Mathematics Honor Roll, 1, 23 Spanish Club, 1. 2, Secretary, B.S.U. PATRICIA JANE STATON Kannapolis Secretarial Science French Club: Methodist Student Moye- ment. GARY BAGWELL STIFFLER Hendersonville Architectural Engineering Art Club, 1, 23 Euthalian, 1, 2, Marshal, Parliamentarian, Vice-President C-I Term, President Anniversary-Reception Term. Sentinel: Dorm President. 2, lqenipcrgat Party, 2: B.S.U., 2: Intramur- a s, , ... ARLIS LAVERNE SUTTLES Mars Hill Medical Honor Roll, 13 Hilltop Staff. 25 Scriblera us Club, 1: Dramateers, 1, 2, Philo- mathian, l, 2, Band, 1, 2. Vice-Presi- dentg B.S.U., 1, 2. CAROLE LANE SWICEGOOD Salisbury Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1, 25 Scriblerus Club, 2, Treasurer: Nonpareil, 1: Democrat Party, 2g B.S.U., 1, 23 Young Womens Auxiliary. '11 1 f 1 1 f i 1 i ir , , 1 I 1 K . .:,,,,g5.-.--V-,-H-W,-,-.-.A W, OPHO ORE DIRECTORY CAROLYN LEE SYDNOR Midlothian, Virginia Liberal Arts Nonpareil, 1, 2, Chaplain C-I Term. Secretary Anniversary -Reception Term B.S.U., 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2, Secretary, 1: Young Women's Auxilia- ry, 1, 2. WILLA YVONNE TATE Asheville Elementary Education BOBBY ROBERSON TAYLOR Enfield Pre-Medical PATRICIA ANNE TAYLOR Rich Square Elementary Education Democratic Party, 2: B,S.U., l, 2: West- minster Fellowship, 1, 2: Cheerleader. 1, 2, Chief, 2. DONNA ELAINE TEAGUE Hickory Secretarial Science Miss Laurel Candidate, 2: May Court, 2: Honor Roll, 1, 2: Business Club, 1, 2 Reporter: Republican Party, 2: B.S,U. 1, 2: Intramurals, 2: WRA, 1, 2. JULIA RUTH TEETER Asheville Music JERRY MORRIS THOMPSON Goldsboro Business Administration Dramateers, 1, 2, President Philoma- thian 2' Anniversary Vice-President Republican Party, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2i PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Bradbury Heights, Maryland Elementary Education DAVID WILLIAM THRASHER Greensboro Engineering 1 v JANYE AUDREE TOMLINSON Fort Valley, Georgia Liberal Arts May Court, 2: Dean's List, 1: Honor Roll, 2: Spanish Club, l, 2, Vice-Presi- dent, President: Clio, 1, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: B.S.U. Council, 2, Third Vice-President: Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2: Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Campus Secre- tary. SUSAN MADELINE TOWE Asheville Elementary Education Dean's List, 1, 2: Honor Roll, 1: Inter- national Relations Club, 1, 2: Womens Student Council, 2: Dorm Secretary, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2, CARL FRANZ TRAUB Cambridge, Maryland Business Administration SANDRA ELAINE TREXLER Asheville Liberal Arts Nonpareil, 2, Hostess: B.S.U., 2: B.S.U. Council: Volunteers for Christ, 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary, 1, 2. BLENDA ANNETTE TROUTMAN Concord Liberal Arts CHARLES LARRY TUCKER State Road Business Administration Republican Party, 23 B.S,U., 2: Intra- murals, 1. GARY FRANK TUCKER State Road Business Administration ARCHER GRANT TURNER Scotland Neck Liberal Arts Deans List, 1, 2: International Rela- tions Club, 2: Euthalian, 1, 2: B.S,U Council, 2, President. - one hundred and seventy-four - THOMAS MATTHEW VIAR Madison Heights, Virginia Business Administration JAMES RANDOLPH VINSON Statesville Civil Engineering Deans List, 1, 2: Honor Roll, 2: Science Club, 2: Men's Student Council: Dorm Officer, 2: Democratic Party, 2: Metho- ilistz Student Movement, 2: Intramurals, JOSEPH HUBERT VOSS, JR. Colfax Chemcial Engineer Dean's List. 1, 2: Honor Roll, 1. DAVID LEE WAITES Asheville Political Science Honor Roll, 1. RAY WALDROP Marshall Electrical Engineering SUSAN ESTIIER WALKER Pulaski, Virginia Liberal Arts, Education Freshman Class Treasurer: Laurel Staff, 1: Dean's List, 1, 2: Honor Roll, 1, Scriblerus, l, 2, Vice-President: Non- pareil, 1, 2, Hostess, Literary Vice- President Reception Term: Dorm Social Chairman, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Young Wo- men's Auxiliary, 1, 2, Campus Vice- President, 2: Campus Leader, 2: B.S.U., 1, 2: Sunday School, Vice-President, Secretary, 2: Oteen Ward Leader, 2. SHARON SUE WALTERS Decatur, Georgia Secretarial Science Laurel Staff, lg Honor Roll, 2: Non- pareil, 1: B.S.U., 1, 2. WALTER FORT WARE Miami, Florida Mechanical Engineering Honor Roll, 1, 2: Science Club, 1, 2: Dorm Vice-President, 2: Democratic Party, 2: M-Club, 2: Football, 1, 2: Track, l, 2: Weightlifting Club, 1, 2, Vice-President. OPHO ORE DIRECTORY BRENDA LOUISE WARNER High Point Liberal Arts Methodist Student Movement, 1, 2, Sec- retary, WRA, 2, LINDA LEE WARRICK .Goldsboro Elementary Education Honor Roll, lg German Club, 1, 2: Non- pareil, 13 B,S.U., 2, Young Womens Auxiliary, 13 Intramurals, 23 WRA, 1, 2: WRA Council, 21 Nursing Club, 1, MAX EVERETTE WASHBURN Charlotte Liberal Arts MALCOLM MacEACHIN WATSON Parkton Science Dramateers. 2: Republican Party, 2: Westminster Fellowship, 2. REBECCA JANE WATSON Greensboro Liberal Arts Clio, 1, 2, Marshal, Literary Criticz Band, 1, 2, Secretary: Republican Party, 23 B.S.U., 1, 21 Volunteers for Christ, 1, JOHN WILLIAM WEBB, JR. Columbia, South Carolina Electrical Engineering Honor Roll, 23 B.S.U., 23 Track, 2, BEVERLY ANN WELLS Leicester Home Economics Honor Roll. 1, 25 Home Economics Club, 2, Spanish Club, 13 Dramateers, l, 2, Nonpareil, 1, 2, Hostess: Methodist Stu- dent Movement, 1, 2, Vice-President, 21 Cheerleader, 1, 2. CHARLES DOUGLAS WEST Skyland Liberal Arts Laurel Staff, 1, Euthalian, 2, Chaplain Anniversary Term, B.S.U., 21 BSU. Council, 2. Ministerial Conference Rep' resentative: Ministerial Conference, 2. , L .. .,,,.. HAZEL INEZ WEST Mars Hill Secretarial Science Deans List, 2: Honor Roll, 15 Business Club, 1, 2, Treasurer: College Choir, lg Republican Party, 21 B.S.U. Council, 1. 2, Town Representative. WILLIAM EARL WHITAKER Richmond, Virginia Liberal Arts CHARLES LEE WHITE. III Thomasville Pre-Law Campus Choir, 1, Band, 1: Democratic Party, 21 Methodist Student Movement. 1, 2: Tennis Team, 1, 23 Intramurals, 1, 2. JACKIE BURNS WHITT Mars Hill Business Administration GLENN ROWE WILLIAMS New Bern Liberal Arts College Choir, 1, Democratic Party, 2, Elections Chairman: BSU., 1. PI-IYLLIS KAYE WILLIAMS Kannapolis Pre-Nursing Honor Roll, 1: Scriblerus, 1. 2, Woe men's Student Council, 2, Dorm Secref tary, 2: BSU., 1. RICHARD LYNN WILLIAMS Jacksonville, Florida Liberal Arts LLOYD DI.LLION WINDLE. III Loudon, Tennessee Physical Education Democratic Party, 2g M-Club, 1, 2, Foot- ball, 13 Basketball, 23 Intramurals, 1. - one hundred and seventy-five - ,.,L.-..E.:-1, , ,. U, ALI., . ,.., CLARENCE LUKE WOOD Swannanoa Mechanical Engineering Baseball, 1, 2: Intramurals, 1, 2. RACHEL IVA WOODALL Raleigh Music Education JUDY SUE WOODARD Candler Pre-Nursing Hilltop Staff, 21 Deans List, 1, 2: Home Economics, 1, 2, Vice-President, Presi- dentg Dramateers, 11 Clio Society. 1, 21 Band, 1, 23 Democratic Party. 21 B.S.U., 1, 2: WRA, 1, 2: Orchestra, 1. MORRIS GARLAND WRAY Purdy, Virginia Liberal Arts College Marshal, Dean's List, 1, 2: Ina ternational Relations Club, 1, 2, Presi- dent, 2, Dorm Chaplain, Band, 13 Democratic Party. 2: BSU.: Ministerial Conference, 1, 2. LEE MORRISON WRINKLE Maryville, Tennessee Liberal Arts CHARLES WOODROW YELTON Mars Hill Science BONNER NEIL YORK Waynesville Mechanical Engineering Dorm Officer, 2. CHARLES ROGER YOUNG Hickory Pre-Law May Court, 2, Honor Roll, 1, 2, Inter- national Relations Club, 2, Dorm Offi- cer, 2g Republican Party. 2, President: M-Club, Baseballg Intramurals, 1, 2. THE 1962 LAUREL AGAIN DESIGNED AND PHOTOENGRAVED BY DIXIE ENGRAVING COMPANY, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PRINTED BY COMMONWEALTH PRESS, INC., RADFORD, VIRGINIA - one hundred and seventy-six - M ,,,,w nw- t K s ,J V1 3 +V re f fi ff ' I 5 ,M Il? iff If 9 2 If i is L if ?, l1 M EH W NLR. ii? , g P 1 1 .,, 1-1.7-7 H--Y if -- yv ' H '