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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

A new day cfawns MARS HILL, NO INA 'WLRZGZZR THE U 99 C6 3 And ffre sunrise CH- 1 V X I1 '. 2 H c ' 5 , 5 h , , V 14.53 I , . W! -4 I , ,,- I tl! - . A'+4:..gfid9 1'-,a 1'-tailefnwil 9 . o er flue mountains . . . .IUDT HARNESS. Efiillkl'-iI'l'fhi4:'f GARY MUUUVW IN X 14N0l'iil1t' Iicii RUSS JOHNSON. Class :md Fe:1lu1'es l'Iwtfsg1'upher - three - FOREWORD When the sun comes over the mountains, it ushers in a new day to be filled with new experiences, new heights of learning, new goals. It brings with it new hopes for a happy and profitable sojourn. All the days of the 1962-63 school year have been doubly new for us at Mars Hill, for we have been in the midst of a great change. The whole year may be seen as a new clay for the college. Our morning suns have brought rays of improvement and challenge. The transition from junior to senior college status has been made this year with a minimum of disruption and a maximum of progress. We have grown older, wiser with the fulfillment of some of our fondest aspirations, and closer through our common efforts at learning and living. We are Mars Hill and we pride ourselves on having helped usher in this new day - this new era. The 1963 Laurel is presented to all of us as an enduring symbol of the work and achievements realized in this segment of our lives. Each page should remind us of pleasant times and real accomplishments and encourage us to higher goals. The staff is pleased to publish this book of memoirs as a reminder of our part in helping usher in a new day at Mars Hill College. - four - TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Aclministrotion-Foculty Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Feotures Activities Music Religion Athletics Directories -f' -. in ' 'ivmzxfkt 1 'Pun X3 ,ma '. Q: 1,4 ,. 4+ 4 is-. ' N W -,Vw ,, 5517 118g ' . -- - fa, L .fl Q-1' 'f Niqkli- J- 1 7' , '7'l, ' ' 5' 5 ' 2 2.f'4 '1. I 2 W . l ' f tgfkf '3 A 1' .- f Eg Mi .f'S.i'.+,l.v . .5 N K ' .. '..,' ' Q ' iw: if? 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Tenure at Mars Hill: 1924, 1925, 1929, continuously since 1934. Family: husband, John Angus, Sr., children. Mrs. Evelyn Vance, Mrs. Clyde Hoffman, and Dr. John A., Jr.: eight grandchil- dren. twelve ICATION There have been many new days in the history of Mars Hill College. Such was June 11, 1897, when Dr, Robert Lee Moore arrived on campus to begin a ministry of more than 50 years and found these two buildings as the school's only facilities. R.-Q as . xi' Q . 'W' 1 Q :-eQ,,gw,ii -- ., 55231 X' Af' I ' .mfg A , sm. V ,mn , , fc, , 'V' ' ' . wa Q I xxx, . 151: if N-. 1 I, ,,, .K 3 48: v I ' A, -Q . ' 'H i A i 'f' wr A -V-1+ 3 - -1 'fa ' ' .Lys 7 -' :T i lf' 'Yi ' vo., sa T .Q xr- E -.. V '- ' -1-V ,yuh 9 A , fb a I , .h me., H , , 4 0 151. '-MQ- f0'N' V Aiwof- I W X ww . .e 4, N V , 0 V Q - 4 . - - 'wit ,I H I l I l tl f'f 'i 9 'Z , - .,- nu . .N ' .I out A' Q, ' M- -.Q 14 I NfW.TCORNE RII FIRST BUILDING I 1356 4191Q g . - . 'Y 5IA31v CLASSQ I I A 1929 5 I, . I X I! '. ' i s! if I r , 1' X 'T ix ,v 'rA I If,,6'?N11p!f-' ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 1 ,Q , .A444 , v:'V-1.-.,:,::,.,,,f . . .... ,V 1 ,:.1.1S,M -x 4 f N ,, 4 ' ' f q E522 -'5's?'if51:1E5 1153 '1r:rE'E'E3'jE5E1f':BL:32E3g . 9: ,5fS3xf5?S3E2Mr'11f'f'.352ErEiE':2'.ErE5IrEr'Qf'5?rEr15'r 4545 M fi' x ' ' ' ''I-515215:-:SECEVEIEIEIEIEE5,i33f1i5fE'EIE'E2E2 ki ' 'F - -.2:.,,.,:..::,.: '13-5:1-j-:j-5, - L ., gd - A4 A.A. DR. HOYT BLACKWELL Faculty 1928- President 1938- Viewing the campus from a familiar spot. . , i we sn A ' if' xg.- , ,, , , .0 LMONT D.-Xllfi one hezirs pewple tnlkingf :llmut at new 9111. at new clay ut Mars Hill. It is intleesl evitlent i, ,A , A ' 1 that The will order Clizingeth. yielding place tu new. X if J I , R ,fx , New that Nurs Hill is being zulrniieefl tu senior ' college stzitus, the tullfiwinyj t':1ctu1's give the :ul- Ininistrritifwn iframe elllict-1'11: t'irst. that it be :in excellent Cliristizin eullegel secunnl, that it lie true to the iflezlls :intl purpuses 'tm' which it was founflecl: tliirrl, that its clorirs be open to every quzxlifietl student wht, may up- ply for aclmissiun. The western half Ut' Nwrth Carolina needs at Vhristiun four-year liberal arts cul- lege. From the stand- point of Christian spirit. ziczidemif' pres- tige, and geographic locu- tion, Mars Hill is qualified to fill this need. Throughout its long his- tory Mars Hill has been ll cul- lege of the people. This admirable Chzwacteristic must be perpetuated. The aclniiiiistmtioii expects zinfl urges the faculty, the stutlents, and the uluinni to share this 1'espmisibility uncl help tn see that Mars Hill's new clay brings new :ind greater achievements. Cordizllly. X209 Huyt Blackwell 1 SQYGIIYCCD 1 MARY KATHERINE LOGAN, M.A. Dean of Women ,JZ abmnnanva ' ' '-, :nv n1.wvs.ff' W- -, ,- 4.-ff A eighteen RALPH M. LEE, M.A. Dean of the College Economics WILLIAM L. LYNCH, Th.M Dean of Students Psychology x as : W I I x 4 5 N ri 1 ff' Z 3' 41 k ff . IR XXI I S sXIILNOW B A IOBICHT h fHAP'XIAN Xl S IIDITH SH XXX I A -X 1 fmt tu the P1QS1CE1t 1 tl lllx JOHN A UCI EOD 'XI A WALTFR P SNIITH N11 NI-XRI -XIV1 V1 IDL FS NI Pd D1lECtll1 of Puhhc tum Dilectfl of P11l1I1c1tx L1b1111u1 E11 11 h Joun mlum Xxx 1 ,362 4, 63 5 ivy ...I 1' 4'9 ,., Xl! '91 'W ,Z 5 4. ,Q fi X. Q fn. 'W is ,, 1:7 - twenty MILDRED LORAINE BINGHAM, M.B.A. Business RACHEL MESSICK CHAPMAN, M.Ed. Secretarial Science RUBY HUDSON COX, M.Ed. Secretarial Science R. L. CRISP, M.A. Social Science THOMAS H. EDWARDS, B.S. Chemistry ALFRED WILLIAM EDYE, MS. Chemistry MELVIN HASKELL EZELL, M.A. Physical Education PATRICIA B. EZELL, M.S. Home Economics KATHLEEN FARKAS, B.A. Spanish VALENTINE FARKAS, M.A, German GWYNDOLA PIERCE FISH, M.A. Spanish JAMES MALON FISH, M.A. Physical Education FRANCES A. GARNER, M.A. English VIRGINIA HART. M.A. Physical Education DON J. HENDERSON, M.A. Physical Education ANNA MARGARET HINES, M.Mus. Piano RICHARD LEE HOFFMAN, M.A. History and Government ROBERT ELLIOT HOPKINS, A.Mus.D, Piano 963 FACULTY JOHN MCMANUS HOUGH, JR, M.Ed. Education JONES V. HOWELL, M A. Mailiuiiizitics MARY NEWELL HOWELL, MA. Homc- EL-iiiiiniiics MARY ALICE IHRIG, MA. English A. ELLISON JENKINS. Th.D. Ficnch :ind Social Science BETTY CORNETTE JOLLEY, MA. History and Geography MUMPHORD HOLLAND KENDALL, Th.M. Bible and Greek SAMUEL DAVID KNISLEY. MA. History HARVEY N. LANCE, M.Ed. Mathematics H PAGE LEE, Th.M. Bible EVELYN ALLEN MCLEOD English NANCY CAROLYN MEDFORD, MA, Mathemalics ETHEL MOYERS, MA. English CHARLIE CRAFTON NARRON, MA, Business JOHN RAYMOND NELSON, Ph.D. Bible and Latin LORA MILTON OUTTEN, Ph.D, Biology WILLIAM F, PEGG, MA. Mathematica ELLA JANET PIERCE. Ph.D. English V lx-,E 4 Sy i 1 I 9 . - . 2- :I .. 1 K ' ,' ' --I - JN V V . A kr' 'Y ' . Y f . .. -1, .5J'f- O' lf-W' -. v i' if .14 ii ,g 1.7 . Q -:N .'j'Q'lff ' ' xr' '-' 1' Q QT ,rs 7'-'1' N... 'V ' ... ,LN VV! ., Lit. ,. f' I -'1f.53:g:.'q.n.f:q4. ff- . , ff wwigi . gg'Q:5,:g1.. X A V 2 x I.. . - ik .Y . i .... A -2-N . vi ,364 -1 hxxl 1 ,G X . . i. fIn.,s E .f, ' -1 N ., twenty-one - , fb J D .Q ',,. 'S if rf- L ...A- 3:41017 f V H .-flfffiii fiiv. H i ,,. wr X 1 Q '30, fp VERNON EVERETT WOOD, M.S. Chemistry - twenty-two 1963 FACULTY E. WAYNE PRESSLEY, M.A, Instrumental Music and Band DOROTHY WEAVER ROBERTS, M.S.M Voice J. ELWOOD ROBERTS, M.A. Music Theory NONA MOORE ROBERTS, M.A. French DONNA NAGEY ROBERTSON, M.Mus. Organ JOE CHRIS ROBERTSON, M.F.A. Art EMMETT S. SAMS, M.A. Mathematics CURTIS T. SEARS, B.A. Chemistry JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, M.S. Biology JAMES W. THOMAS, M.A. Speech, Drama, English EVELYN UNDERVVOOD, Ph.D, History ELIZABETH WEBSTER WATSON, M.A Drama ARTHUR EVERETT WOOD, MS. Physics and Engineering HARRELL WOOD, M.A. Physical Education ROY WOOD, M.A. Business Administration NOT PICTURED MAY JO DeNARDO FORD - Music MOLLIE SANDIFORD RICH - Music ROBERT CLIFTON RICH - Music AGNES KOOLS WHITMAN - Music OFFICE AND GENERAL STAFF First Row- Library Staff: EULA G. ROBIN- SON. RUBY SWEN. ELIZABETH T, NELSON, ELOSSIE C. TILSON, ANN DACUS. Second Row- VIENNA HUNTER. Administra- tive Staff: BRYSON H. TILSON, DONALD CALDWELL, SR., MARY ELIZABETH KENYON, JULIA BRIGGS TILSON. Third Row- EVA BREWER. DR, OTIS DUCK, DR. CHARLES POWELL, DR. ERN- EST POWELL, BRENDA FAYE BEASLEY. Fourth Row- Assistants and Secretaries: PAT- SY KENYON WELLS, ETHEL RAY COX, BARBARA HOUSTON BROWN, VIOLETTE B. HENDER- SON EVELYN F. ANDERSON. Fifth Row- NONA FAYE LYNCH, KATH- LEEN WALLIN, JENNIE LOU HUNTER, CAROLYN NELSON, NANCY MILLER. Sixth Row- DAVID G, STANTON. LINDA CROOK WARFFORD, DONALD CALDWELL, JR., PEARL S. HEAD, FLORENCE J. LANCE. Seventh Ron-- JUDY BRIDGERS. Hostesses: JESSIE BOYKIN, RUBY ALEX- ANDER, CORA CHARLES, MARY FULBRIGHT Eighth Row- RUBY SPARKS, MARIA SPAR- NELL, ELSIE TEAGUE. MAMIE LITTLEFIELD. JR H., - 4 F. 'T I N ,Y . ,' .X lii I i. F- ,- -1-H ff- x ..- , N '3 -,, -ill? M5 ' 12 ' QQ' x u, fi V .gc ..- -. I' x . QRS 01- 4 M 1 M , 1, f' ., Q . x - ' fu Q s x I ' F1 3. I -v F di , I I Q K S I. 4 -vs X 1 f ' I ,E A M I 1-. ll-I, 'u A 1 .- 5- Y. X f .,,.f- I' 94 ,. V +V. z-up xf-.K 5 1FQy ig? rv- - X0 1-ff' px bv '- . iv kv Ali? If ,K A twenty-three - ,ni ,Sn 'S P 'ioflb Wm? S. What advancement had been made by 1915, when this group of students posed in front of what is now Treat. 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Mary Alta ,N 2 Bruce, Margaret Ophelia Bundy, Harry Wilson, Jr. Call, Isaac Slater Campbell, Glenda Sue JUNIORS 'Nlinou-ni Wurgf I Carter, Barrow Fleetwood Clark, Allan Baxter Clark, Paul Albert Compton, Carolyn Curtis Conner, Scott Edward Davis, Henry Lee , my , Ati' ,ex ff' .1 ,I , ..-v Yr. Q. . .,, , . , ' 55s,d.f'1.. , , ,kiwi l x I' -7- , L 'P f E l 'M '- l . 11 l v4Y!' l 5---- 1-.-.... Iinvis, l,:11'1'y Fviglv llzivis, 'l'lw1'vsza Nzulinc Ilwztn, Emlmuncl Lindsay Uezin, Hilda Jeannette Deans, William Alitlersun, III Denton, Kenneth Lewis , W: N .9 f ,v ' 4' N Z Ar l l l r I CLASS OF 64 1 A' 1 ' 95 1 jjj, 1. .295 6, Dodson, Robert Clifton l y , ' 1 ' 1' Q Dotson, Harvey Ray . l Edwards, Bobby Locke l l Elliott, Donald Jzickscni E ' fm I Elliott. Larry Alton W' l 1 English, Ada Lou -..,.,., ,,,,. I' V. 15- 'RS ,V., Il. ,W X i 4, r. ' , , , .4.,, ,W V , . . Gb? .-'fx 'Nunav- Var 13 Giddens, Judy Carol Giezentanner, Harry Lee Gillis, Grover Dale, Jr. Goodwin, Gary Winston Gores, Phyllis Ann Hall, Judson Andrew JUNIORS Ergenbright, Richard Taylor Eure, William Henry Ezell, Marsha Lee Forester, Kenneth Wayne Fox, Nell Rita Franks, Gwendolyn Inez N . t ,.. -r-- ' Y- f'ffi54T:5: .5 'fff -21:53, . Hzunby, Carole Louise Harnby. Leslie Milton Hanks, Mary Frances Harris, Alice DeLois Harris, David Marshall Harris, Sandra Kay .J 1 .,, I, X 418- , , if 1 .li 5 . 11 CLASS OF '64 'GQ My X 1 1 ww f' ' ' 'fvf , ?Z1-'Z fu wwf wa, 52355 X lf Q 11 -.......,- :-, N 'f a ,.-,, ,., .QA 1 'X 3 Li l xi'- .gfr , 5 ll v F fs. I2 fry X x:1f 'fV A Q! Hart, Ivan W'o0drow Hawkins, Albert Gene Heath, Darrell Jackson Henderson, James Lewis, Jr. Henson, Brenda Joyce Hipp, Clay Gray Honeycutt, Naomi Sue Horner, George Sage Hoyle, Walter Sherman Hughes, David Jacob Hughes, Robert Lee Hundley, Frederick Eugene JUNIORS Huneycutt, Kenneth Lee Hunt, Mary Ann Ingle, Howard Jackson, Guy Ronald James, Linda Ann Johnston, Dennis Ray .5 Q. 5 1 Q Www Q ., .. 'T -A-, ' A , ll. . 5 .:.- -- .' , 1 ' 4,,. 'mum Av 1. Ay- X . i A I .. - m X S 5 bl ,- , .N fl- i 1-. ' Wm. ' 'Q X, .- jr 'T -151 , if- VL.-sig f Kreischer, Larry Harold Kuhlman, Linda S. CMrs.l Kulo. Owen Sigfried, Jr. Lackey, Ellington Anderson Lackey, John Roy Lamb, Jane Clayton 4'- env' 'N , ,v .,...f div' CLASS OF '64 601 1- 12 Jfrlley, Jerry Fay Jfwclzm, Jerry Lynn Jfwmlziii, .luhn Robert Heels, Daniel Ezra, Jr. Kendrick, Larry Franklin King, Edwin Walter 9 ,, ' 4 V, vc, L W + 1 Wx X, ,J K. MN .4-1' ww' 'QV' lr X M6- nm 1-Ke X4,f V5 .,,-...4 ' 'ul 50 .I- srM ' fc:-rff' H, 1 no XTCKP' McMillan, Mary Linda Martin, Donald Dean Martin, Donald Ray JUNIORS ...qui-' W1 Sig, -x.- 'f Mathis, Ted Lee 1: Ili 23,- Maxwell, William Dale 5 , Y Meacham, William Byron !jk,,..,, ' 'Win -at Levering, Wilson Keyser, III Long, Sara Marie Luck, Ronald Lee Lyell, Sandra Hall McGee, John David McLendon, Walter Jones, Jr. amen Nw.,- fb'-, ,,4r- .f auf, a , , ,.4..'-gl N 4 M 1 . , . X. 1 , vi -., f'-'W 'J'1,..4 f ..,x415-f . H 41 Q , W , .- -v 'X as A.. ,- Mediurd, Brendan Lurul M' 'K IV' 'id Merchzmt. Frzmcis Wayne . X 4 Milam. Blllfthil June 4 my .-ff x . fn- I sw . . . 'p' ' sf' '7' .ar Nlllllklll. Raymond Wade K 'WP Q: jgwj Q BIU1'1'iSU11, Ray Newman f- fu.,- ' N. Mullzmey, Edward Rav Af ' -1599 'Q ' ':.' f.-. ,Ji A CLASS OF '64 5. --'Q . as pgf '17 ,gf ep-N -R ' ima., 'ye' 5:-5' v-. 6- D Nash, Laura latriciu Nelson, Richard Lee Newsrnne. Joel L2l1'1'Y Nifiholsml, Luis Jenn Nulzmd, Joseph Hzxmlfvllxh Pz11'1'w1'f, Winifred Ann Pate, Barbara Esther Pearce, Kenneth Hugh Phillips, Mary Ella Poff, Barbara Carol Ponder, Delmar Harold Postell, James Terry JUNIORS www' .2 vw 'Wi my V' .-- ' .annum :sv wwe... Prevette, Joseph Talmadge Rathbone, Trina Yvonne Ray, James Hughie Reagan, James Junius Reagan, John William Reed, Benjamin F., III 2 ',f.,5:.g1 . -. N ., . . a R fs...- 'wr -ow., .jx e. Rf, . Ni lx my Q' l,N. X . C- -1 5 5 QX. 1 af 'kn- PIN 4.212 CLASS OF '64 Q' 9 N .. Q 3 1 Robinson. Judy Ann A ,Q ' Rfvthwell, Donald Erwin Rfvzier, Brenda Kay Ruff, Martha Callahaii fM1's.1 Russell, Dennis Edwarcl Shaw, David Eaton - 1 -5.- 7. A. va 'iran- llfwl, llwlly l-lay liicv. Nflflllll l,ul'v1lz1 l:lL'lllll'llS4Yll, llulli lM'lt'I1v Riclenlwur, Gwlrge Sewell Rolfe-1'ts. Jfrlin Russ Rfvlverls, Sylwil Yvunlie 'R 'sf .1 IWEWS me N ,ff Klsiefm X 'E - is R: pl - 1 . . K - 'VEHGH' ' I N .? If .1 , ' .-AAF' . 1' ' i f if ft f ,, ,R Q ,Q E we X l JUNIORS Stiffler, Gary Bagwell I - 6K Story, James Michael Street, Ronald Ted Suttles. Avlis Laverne Sxvicegood. Carole Lane Teague. Donna Elaine 'liz - ' , - Tvjy :F K -. I ., 1 4-nf T ' ' i Y Qt ., ' Agar U' I T32 3. ' ' 1 , V A -xsi -.4v Q. mx ,,.-5: foe s 'V She1'1'ill, Betty Ann Silve1'. Sylvia Joyce Sparks, Larry Melvin Spearman, Ronald K. Stackhouse, Nancy Catherine Stevens, Charles Edwin Yalav' Tueler, .lulizi Ruth 6. Tlll'2lSllG1', David William Turner, Archer hrzint Vfuclclell, Huniei' Daniel A 5. x Wzlllxelx Susan Esther ' ' Wallace, Dnwthy Nelle 7'7?'!? ' Fails ' 'f.fV i?'w'T Miki' I-'lf-Q .1 M - lwv. J, 1-Tl.-YQ. sc ku fx -A I 'If' WL' CLASS OF '64 eeee X, Q A 'G 6' , L Watkins, Frank Harclin . U' M- , 4 I ' V o. 5,1 g'33l4'K' X ,K if 1 ' f XVatkins, Robert Lee XVMSU11, Bi2llCUlIl1 llI2lCE21Cl1i11 Ylleeks, Mayun Jeiwmie. Jr. fi , , White, C'hzn'les Lee, HI 1- 7 . I 7 ' Vl1lll2lIllS. Hiclmul Lynn 'Fein .-4... Windle, Lloyd Dillon Wood, Clarence Luke Wray, Morris Garland Wrinkle, Lee Morrison Youngblood. Mary Rebecca -1 SIX 5-cf? Q JUNIORS JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Boone. Juanita Windsor Brooks, Howard Dearl Chiott, Travers Griffith, David Harold Hunt, Pauline Morgan CMrs.J Hunter, Jennie Lou Roberts CMrs.J Jetton, James Charles Morris, Derith Loraine Noblitt, Hubert Donald Waites, David Lee Wells, Patricia Kenyon tMrs.J - forty - gi 'SF SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Front row Cleft to rightl: Richard Newsome, Richard Dailey, Wayne Fisher, James Bristol, Douglas Roberts, Ed- ward Johnson, Michael Burke, James Hogan, A. W. Cappar, Wayne Kenneth Bryant, second mwi Robert Wurst, Mau- reen Brown Nenon Merrell. Janice Eilnrd, Rosalyn Edwards, Kathryn Dunevant. Marsha Byassee, Sandra Grant, Lynette Robinson, Doris Martin, Dianne Haviland, Jane Slate, Mrs. Kathleen Penland, Rebecca Hinkleg third row: Henry Walden, Charles Lewis, Gerald Murdock, Gary Flynn, Lewis Austin, Kenneth Forte, James C. Parker, Michael Rock Larry Rog- ers, Thomas Remeho, Russell Grogan, Donald Love, Leon Sandersong fourth row, Phillip Buckner, Bill Lewis, Kermit Eller, Beit Sanford, James Cross, John R. Heath, Douglas West, Charles Yelton, Joseph Cole, Donald Robinson, William Long and William Anderson. Not pictured: T, W. Campbell, Hazel Foster, Linda Fox, Alloree Foxx, Patsy Hoyle, Emily Mizell, Janette Morgan, Osann Raulerson, C, J. Spears, James David Stokes, Linda Diane Vaughn and Danny Ray Cooper, - forty-one - CUTSTANDING CAMPUS LEADERS ik: Darla Sanford, sophomore from Savannah. Ga., is among the top-ranking students academically and has been outstand- ing in YWA, BSU and other religious activities on campus this year. forty-two Credit for helping to usher in a new day in the life of our college could be given to many students. Seven have been chosen to represent the larger group. A special committee of students nominated persons for this section, and the nominees were voted on by the faculty. In their campus leadership and academic achievements these seven are representative of many others. W. lx . f 'A' in 4 sw , '16 yr 7 'W ,W .A- Tv Gene Hawkins. juniur liberal arts stu- dent frmnn RoxlJ01'c,, has directed the BSU D1 Jg1'3.lTl this rear in u must dependable and capable manner. His pleaszmt clispositifm has set an excellent exznnple fur us all. 4 ,. NYE, QUT! . L.- f' Kay Brunlis, stlllllfbllltllf' from flld lfvtte, is well lmuwll on our cannpus as nricl DSU Werke,-r, Miss Laurel cun s ant, May Duy znttenclzant. and honor stufen me M- l 0 'qgigzsz-. .::,'::zWi3'i-f1 1i''M 2 , -- -. -H. 2 .f'Ij-1,., ,Q 11:24 .- .V --5:54 V ' f. f .J ' ,.-,, ,, . H WK-21,-:-.4'c-Crm... W, . ,s v.,gw,.,i,H- .,.,,, ,,. x . ,Q . Q :ali -H-N. 4: zz Tip Q W . .92 1-2,411 q f 5' Q W 6 KV , X. , ' Q9-s .3-.r 44' 'bg 4, Sis 11.7 ., , 7 Our Miss Laurel, sophomore Mary Horton of Concord, is a pleasing combina- tion of beauty and brains. The experiences of a trip to Europe could provide the third ingredient she needs to become a good French teacher. '- X ,. YP ,-- Xa, X, . , -N... -' , x ,' FW!- SQ 'xx' 'K -JK 17'-'ance A. D. Frazier, sophomore from Lumber- ton, has been outstanding academically in pre-law and has been active in student gov- ernment and the New Frontier Singers. Jane Milam, math major from Gewrge- town. S, C., has served three years in vari- ous Capacities of leadership in the Student Fuuncil. YWA, and uthei' campus activities. .Ir nh ii David Mc-Gee, third-vezxi' minis- terial student ivhuse pureiits are mission aries in West Africa, is 1ll'Q1lll1'illH himse In laecume zu niissirmzlrv thmugh his :ical demic' :md l'Xt1'ilCLl1'1'iC'lliil1' activities. rw' --iw .. ', f'P ., 1 K -v-N M I 4 11' .1-A ,,. f J ' 346 1 i. . P .fx 3-, ' f,,r'.,.. 05' A new day dawned for many a student who passed under this archway to begin an experience in learning. fxg n LX, ffi uy Sf fl' 5 ..?F',, W... Qs f-X Gateway to Uppflrtullityl 1 .fi 4- .W y 4, HL All , . 'vm .M X 4 X.?, . 5!2,v 'I .ffl W tl' 'lv xi x.H 'Su Q 'VM -. W. mj ,. 1, J ,3,1f'i.ffL-f IL: X' Q ' '51 M 1 , ,.-V, .Af Y ,L , 1 9 3 1 1,1 VV K, WW. I '1 I r' iff A ,QQ A N alyf., ,ms ,y W, SGPHOMORES lf' 7 I '45 Q JAMES EDGAR BENNETT President 5- 1? V . .,1!f1,M. J CLASS OF l965 William Carey Hedgpeth, Jr.. vice preSidentg Carolyn Virginia Riley, secretary: Miriam Carolyn Jones treasurerg Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Wood, sponsors. - forty-eight - Qv 'V ....-1 Baley. James Major Barnhardt, Oscar Brooks Bates, Robert Keith Beaman, David Andrews Beard, Johnnie Rebecca Beard, Malcus Thomas Bennett, James Edgar Binkley, Ruth Lynne Blake, Gail Janette Blanton, Joseph Kennon Blocker, Betty Jon Legs., J. V. ' s W -4 , 'r ' l ..., cl X, - Boney, Benjamin Powers, Jr, T H, 4 ' 'f a N 511: X X 'Cl I 'MJA 'X it sl SOPHOMCRES Adams, TllUI1'lLiS l,a1'i'y Alu:-:z11idei'. Ed Wyatt Anthony, Alice: Sue Arant, Nninian Frederick Arney. Dennis Randolph Arrant, Phillip Leon Austin, Jean Marie Awirey, Jane Wilda Ayscue, Linda Margaret Baber, Judith Lee Bailey, Emily Sue Baker, Wanda Gayle Ke l 2.1 Sir' if Al forty-nine - VL. , ...f ve- x f 1r.- ,I ,if '-if ii W -C19 Bruton, Cecil William, Jr. Buchanan, Larry Edison Bumgarner, Roy Leonard, Jr. Burgess Patricia Ann Burke, George William, Jr. Burns, Barry William Burton, Patricia Ann Busey, Thomas Brainerd Bush, Juanita Ann Byrd, Larry Wayne Cabe, Martha Josephine Calhoun, W. Franklin 43' Bradley, Joyce Ann Brassell, Richard Taylor, Jr Brewington, Robert Carroll Bridges, Judith Wynne Briggs, Mary Elizabeth Brinkley, Randy H. Britt, Nancy Thomas Broadwell, Richard Garrett Brockman, Aubrey Strode, Jr Brookbank, Myrtle Joanne Brooks, Olivia Kay Brookshire, Gary Woodrow 'Us ...rj R v-av X 53 ,Xa A 5 J ,- if.. xy Crimpmi, Burlr-y Mill-liull C - I v'9k Cannplnrll, Rohurt Dunran 'K 3 5. if 'sl Carinii-haul, Angliarnd Lui N i ', i :of Carroll. William Van, Jr. Carlur, Judy Carinichacl Casuy, Glenn Alton R .0 Cashwcll, Brenda Mavis f , v-. Qs-v Chanzlee, Robert Webster ,SW QYQIQUTE. 'WIN' . , 4: . 'MN r. V 2.6-' ', .5 I l. . , 1 , I A 'J 1 i X + 5 1 1 , g I 557162 A Q M x f ro -.... avi' lm lbs K , ix J .Q ,Q ga 1 . Chandler, Alhyle-no Briggs Chandler. Dudley Carlyle, Jr, Q J 70- ..-g ii, 1 lu 5 2' x Z' 3 Chandler, Jerry Franklin V, 3, - A 4 , 2f.': . Check. Robert Burden Q I -f' SOPHOMORES lim - - X..,., v-A. bv 4' 1'9 4- ' V? - fifty-one - 1' ,- 4.5, -f Z ' X, gg f- 3 -f , ,Af J .af Lani'- Chilty, John Abner Cipar. Jeanne Louise- Clarl: William Harvey Clark, William Maurice, Ji Cloud Clyde Colin. , Charlotte Ann Robert Edgar, Jr. Nathaniel Wilson Cole-man, Carlo Bradluy Collins, Donald Lee Conley. Carl Webb Conrad, Douglas Mousley CCUYCFS, Horace Meade il Cooper, Patricia Irene Corbett, Margaret Lillian Corbin, Patsy Nell Cordell, Larry Jack Corn, Brenda Mae Cornwell, Gail Houser Cox, David Worth Cox, Martha Angela Craig, David Brian Crawford, Betty Jean Crook, David Lawrence Crosby, Samuel Earl 'W' fmf? -I CLASS OF 1965 31 -SP i -4--Y lfs '12 46: lint - fifty-two - 'Mft ,,....f -wa' Croxton, Carol Ann Crutchfield, Virginia Faye Culbreth, Donald Richard Dalrymple, Johnny Wayne Davis, Gilbert Thomas, Jr. Dqvis, Linda Lou Day, Fred Newton Denton, Clara Vee Dillingham, Donna Leartis Dinkins, Peggy Leigh Dixon, Harriette Kay Dowdy, Jewel Mae un. .ff Mb xv .., . .- .uf,5 ..-K-'-W' 'W . 1. X 551: X 'US ,N I , ..r 4 Z' N fi ...- to 'yr' , i,4 I 1 x lx 55 ,, 'mi X - wi rf 'Q L '25 49' M 'IQ sf , .f 16 'I Everhart, Patricia Ann Farrell, Michael Glenn Ferguson, Naomi Ruth Ferguson, Reta June Fleetwood, Barrow Stewart Fleetwood, Stephen Tilson Fletcher, Samuel Kimbrough Fordham, William Croom Fore, Joe David Foster, Charles Dean Fox, Charles William Frazier, Adolphus Drewry, Jr ff' 'Qr sri' Q-f ,nf K 'X 'E . :sr A lv' - Qs wuz' K 5 , 1 X ' c N it i bf - ' - 7' I4 N , Q.- gf SOPHOMCRES Y' Dullosv, llliriznn Roszilw- Duckvr, Carolyn Louise Duckworth, Jurly lmilisv Duff, Emanuel Lloyfl Duncan, Thomas Edward Dunlap, Joyce Elaine Dunning, Phyllis Anne Earlcy, Harold Coy Edwards, Janie Ruth Elliott, Eddie Charles Ellis, Carolyn Jean Epporson, Ralph Cameron is 31.1 i ,Yi .ar ,. .A ! - 7?' ..., q J , K qcy' -FG V.: '-.pf XY sa R' 1 . ' - fifty-three - 5 . if if an la J -'f .,,w:1:1S7,.. ,, ,, .,.,W ,,,f,,7T, W H ,,,.,,,., - .A,,z,7,,-T, W W. ,. ja? ff ' v A fy ...W - ' J ' JI '?f 'Q--Q , 'gs' gif' Q .-X .Q ,QQ 'r ...af 'uf wg, ,gi X-vzqgd? 551.3 'E 'QV' dixgfx -J 'ir ' X. ,J Goodman, Caleb Jackson, II Gossett, Audra Aclelle Graham, Janet Dare Grant, Barbara Lou Grant, Fred Jerry Griffin, Claude Wayne Hailman, Melva Elizabeth Halyburton, Thomas Vance Hamlin, Robert Willis, Jr, Hamm, Charles Stanley Hammonds, Gary Leon Hardwick, Joseph Ralph K 4 fs CLASS OF 1965 Freeman, Virginia Lee Freeman, William Hardin Gallasch, William Frederick Gantt, Thomas Morrison Gardner, Jack Alexander Garrett, Francis Taylor Garrison, Norman Eugene Gaylor, Ronald Haywood Gibbs, Harry Celwyn, Jr. Gladson, Patricia Ann Glenn, Richard Douglas Glover, Betty Starr fifty-four W x fi: 'A -it 'fs 2 W , . .Stagg Harker, Karen Louise -A V . 2:-5. Harris Brenda Kay ,, .. - ' 46 Q 'K 3' A ' 6: ' x 'it ,Q N Harwell, Jerry Chandler , ., 1 ' ' -4 ' - in 'Y ! Hastings, Christine Katie s i X I W I , K t o . g .A A N Hawk, Lana Agnes ' i - , Hawkins, William Edward M a, A . 'q ' Haynes, Gerald Wayne ' 5- L l 'J' A H Heath, Tracy Glenn , i Hedgpeth, William Carey, Jr. ' rw ic 12 'J' Helderman, William Herschel 7 3 N XL ll, .A .. . , Henderson, Ronald Eugene 1' MQ ' s .J 'Z' Henson. George Dale SOPHOMORES Hill, Birdie D1'uCill3 'W' 4' Hill, Fredia Francis ,, Hines, Lorena Hollowell Holcombe, David Glenn Holmes, Thomas Austin Honbarrier, Harold Lloyd Honeycutt, Larry Eugene Honeycutt, Myra Martina R QP Hood, William Graham, IH i K- I I 5' 4 Horton, Andrew Jackson V 'V vs., Horton, Mary Elizabeth E -ff' I I V .. Hoskins, Paula Kay - fiftya-five - Houston. Paul Lacks Huber, Walter B., Jr. Huff, John Alfred Hughes, Charles Jackson Humphrey, Alethea Ann Hunt, Carol Ann Hunt, Charles Ballard Hurt, Mary Lee Ingram, Rebecca Suzan Inman, David Howard Jackson, Judith Gail Jarvis, William Edward 'v QM? ,..z 158 kb 'Q' . Jr! 'KEY' ms in 'sa-4 JI ,wo CLASS OF 1965 34- ' 265 ,,. v 1 hx of gg 94 x l fm are - vi 7' In Jones J I, Jones 1. Q ,E ig, x f l J, 'V J .. C., 1 o,no J if Qi?-Q C : 32zi ,,: ' ' ig. : sql id? ' ' A Jones . by i a 'vi lx Q K' Q4 -an Jones ' . V. 1 X V 'f'j- XJ., .,-A , J, Joyce, X sl --f Joyce - fifty-six - A N .V f Yv' ' ml Jenkins, Bertha Elizabeth ' Johnson, Ethel Sandra Johnson, Thomas Leonard Johnston, Robert Story Jones, Elizabeth Lowe Ernest Troy , Linda Carole Linda Grace Miriam Carolyn Thomas William Brenda Anne Ronald Melvyn Quia f wi, .. ' f r - -N r . X, 1' ff. ., -New X . lx 7 - ,fa f .rl 1 .f xv ' x 3 R League, James Manly Lee, Jong Hoon Lee, Sue Neal Livengood, David Johnson Loven, Charles Wllllalll Lowen, Ronald Andrew Dale Lucado, Wilbur Clyde Lucas, Cary Mims McCall, Herbert A. M. McCormick, James Hector McKee, Julia Frances McLaughlin, John Larry vi-T' G' , , X X z , as . 1 SX 1 xv - -ax fu fx ,, ' 10- fit -:gyf -.. N- 'Q x if' Q sf X -N, X si Q W l X.: 1 'N 'sl Xi , .- 44 v . ,,,, 1' J- S , yd' ,, ---1, .. ,Y A N ' . W. 'SE , ' Q X J , Q ,i f 1 t ...-Q. J, ' :Fi ' 'I' Q-In , ,J X .J SOPHOMORES .u. x I -'X :S Q ' X 'E 1, f. . - fifty-seven - 1 Kvllwr, Joy Ecllth Kvmp, Rohm-rt Alan Kendall, Nancy Holland Kennlnuton, PllTl'lL'lIl Jr-an Klllen, Joseph Roy KlSL'1'. James Lf-muul Kow, Banchong Lail, Shirley Ann Lamb, Carolyn Lea Langley, R1chard Allen Larkins, Frances Anne Lawson, Marie Aileene , QE X Sm. 14 ,f ,dici- U-f ., ,,..,.f n.. 1 1:-... I i I I i 1 .Q-.1 Sim' Win.,- Metcalf, Shirley Jean Midgette, Martha Norcom Miller, Janet Anne Miller, Patricia Evelyn Miller, William Lawrence Mills, Linda Adrienne Minchew, Dale Millard Mitchell, William Durham Mize, Martha Anne Mizell, Frances Annette Moncrief, Thomas Harold Moore, Maxine Huggins i.. Q., ,...-. 'nu mx CLASS OF 1965 McManus, James Donald Mabry Maley, Manly, , Lindsay Allen Reba Gail Audrey Pauline Manus, Ann Elaine Martin, Patricia Diane Masten, Kenneth Lee Matheson, Finley Dixon Mattison, Mary Elizabeth Mauney, Clarence Eugene Mayle, Vickey Lee Melton, Don Laws, Jr. 'Uh . '11, if Yu' CL Y-we 'vi an-v fifty-eight i? ' . J 5.2 'xr' l 3 I M srcv rlica.,l, Ida Mat- IXltii'r-iw, Iva June Muss, Jesse Carinvl IX'Iuri'ay, KL-nnctli Carl Myers, John Quincy Ncal, Mieliacl Doran Newinan, Mary Lou Nixon, Wlllllllli Lcwis Norman, Jacqueline Mona Nuckulls, Hugh Paul Oates, Carroll Lemuel Oberholtzer, Dean Lee ' N Ci-lf! 'fan .1--I 'Q- fi Qi x-..' Thx I, i SOPHOMORES un..-or i ff vw P'-If 'ln 4 X-v ,Q-' f-.1 fifty-nine ,- -5.04 NLP' x1 Oherholtzer, John William, III Oetzinan, Jo Ann Owenby, Nelda Marie Owens, Sallie Etolia Ownby, Myrtle Caren Pagans, Grover Kenneth Parker, Edgar Winfield Parker, Hugh Milfred, Jr. Payne. Pearce, Pearce, Perrin. William Leslie Karen Worth William Eugene Jean Bancroft Perry, Boyd Allison Phillips, Larry Joe Phillips, Thompson Walton Pickard, Robert Douglas Pickler, Iris Mildred Pierce, Linda Grace Pittman. Joyce Elizabeth Pittman, Rosa Jane Plemmons, Janice Carole Plemmons, Joseph Newton Plott, Cecile Elizabeth Popplewell, Verna Kay R.. 1 J Vai wg 1-pun. CLASS OF 1965 'S ff' va., 'GB iT 'P' ..,3, qw.--f .4-Nav Psa, '- Powell, Catherine Banks Powers, Roy Donald Pressley, Charles Ray Pressley, Zeata Carolyn Price, Dianne Moore Priester, Angela Marie Pruitt, Sherry Maxine Raines, Donald Lee Ramirez, Richard Edward Ramirez, Ruth Alice Rape, Cora Linda Rawls, John Glenn af Ray, Joyce Irene 4' t Reece, Jack Dillard -.1 Reininey, Albert Ernest Reynolds, Alvin Earl Rhodes, Carolyn Belle ?. Q -A 'Q Rhodes, Larry Dean .X 'Q K t Rice, Brenda June if 1-- Riley, Carolyn Virginia Ai,- X x me - 4 5'-K-' f - , ,. . Q H - QW,-R Ritchie, James Walter f X- + Q3 3- , i Robbins, Esther Camellia Robbins, Marguerite Lovett SOPHOMORES Rogers, Barbara Annette Rollins, Virginia Lee K -1 Rominger, Barbara Louise Rood, Robert Myrto Rotan, Gloria Ruth Rountree, Jo Ann CMrs.i 0 an ' 4 gg' 5 Rountroe, Jon Douglas Rowe, Francis Hull K ,- 5 X I K A ' . ' ' ss-15-J1.. I, It A Russell, Bonnie Jean bd Q 4 -. :rg .V A' If Sanford,Da1la Arllne , - 8 W .. , Q ' 'Q ' A 1' fs. -.1 Q it l. .- Scruggs, Virginia Randolph qlf be- .T V12 N' is xxir Seaton, Robert Christian, Jr. it f y ,' e ' 9 X r fits K ai - sixty-one - '4' Sinclair, Robert Rice Sitton, Barbara Jean Sligh, Martha Linda Sloan, Wanda Kaye Sloop, Jerry Wayne Small, Martha Jean Smith, Rebecca Mae Snider, Ralph Allen Spain, Steve Randall Spainhour, Brenda Gail Sprinkle, Cecil Rexford Sprinkle, Glena Jean '37-.. K so 5'-71 V' X Xrfif X amd' I k Xi,-fx , 'c-- ' f v, ,, CLASS OF 1965 if-P A - f,::f:'.:fQfjf-3' , , ' V. ' , , J Sechrist, Mary Jacqueline Sellers, Billy Carden Sellers, Joyce Nell Sellers, Sara Lee Settle, Virginia Linda Shaver, Betty Lou Shearon, Mary Ann Sheffield, Sandra Capron Shores, Charles Thomas, Jr. Sides, James Morgan Simmons, Brenda Carole Simpson, Joy Diane W' nw ,Q- A J. ,X K - sixty-two - -,.-, ...- Yin N-49:1 'Q ,-Qs 'iii-1-ff .sf Ii' 'mv' Stziflord, Blanche Elizalyvth Starks, William Lamar Steen, John Perry, Jr. Stevens, Csroline Elaine Stevenson, Charles Philip Stewart, Ronald Cleveland Stokes, Laura Christina Stough, Henry Wellington. Ill Strahm, Georgia Nan Summey, Lamar Shuford, Jr. Swofford, Alice Oleta Taylor, William Benjamin fx ' l 1 f ' ' z, , xx T -.ar 21?-' ev. i796 'Rm , S-.1 A K if tif XJ . Teague, Gail Alice Thomas, David Edward Thomas, James Tanner Thomas. Lola Yvonne Thrush, Glenn Ellsworth Tiller, Lorena Kathryn Tilson, Thomas Gilbert Trotter, Nancy Jane Tucker, Gary Frank Tunstall, George Ellis. J Turner. Helen Faye Tweed, Roy James, Jr. 4.4- AE, VanDyke, Raquel Evelia Vess, Robert Wayne Vick, John Gilbert Wang, Wei-Ling CVivian5 Ward, Richard Edward Warlick, Mary Carolyn Warren, James Bennett Watkins, Lindsay Doub, III Watson, Bishop Meredith Weaver, Alia Beulah Webb, Russell Eugene Welch, Aleta Hartley fx 5. 'it Neg. Nusa...- MY ' vfll- -unq,'. 'lu-r ,. ,wr .aff N. CLASS OF 1965 t'VX if ' .,. X v----A-'f ,fi 55 MUN We .1-f 1' R -fv -1-5,1 'ba - sixty-four - nn, 'wr woe-w No.2 'IJ-R' N-Q.-v' Wells, Deapa Jo Welte, Margaret Grayson West, John Quinn Whitaker, Lynda Gail Whitener, Kenneth Glenn Whitman, William Edwin Whittaker, Walton Neil Wilde, Barbara Jean Willette, Linda Ruth Williams, Glenn Rowe Williams, Joseph Howe Williamson, Rickey McArthur Vllithrow. Melinda Elizabeth Wood. Clifford William VVood, Dorothy Ruth Woodbury. Luke Yancey, Woodrow Edward Yelton, Diane Yoder, Mary Lou Yonce, Thomas Russell Young. Florence Jane Young, Steven Anthony Yount, Thomas Edward L H Bl: ,jg N A in ,,. ,--,Li 6, ,iw r .fg:.,, Q Y - ., 51,5 1 1 i ' -N., -it V' 5 . 'VT' ' l Y A ' l 'R 1 f .R 3 . q- -.4 .. I XJ li as vm ii , ,,,g.L,, . - -- ul , Q.,r i ns. e - R ew. . ' . ' I , fvf , SOPHOMORES Bowen. George Edward Brown, Dcrwood Belmont. Jr, Chen, Benjamin Denny, Phillip Dale Gibbs, Olen Max Godfrey, Henry Ellis Hensley, Philip Rodney Kratz. Charles John Little. Winston Campbell Metcalf, Irene M. tMrs.J Tomberlin, Eddie Joe Willis. James Claude Wooten, Sarah Jane Patricia - sixty-live - '- xv A -ff sf- f ,f ' x f 9 .fQ ii! 5, . a 5' A new day in the physical expansion of the College began in 1938, when Edna Moore - the first of four dormitories for women to be erected on this hill - was begun. fi. , M .L-. 'x K A U fn wl- xgggg?-Egiliwiff , V V l' -W This project zllw cunstilutecl ll new deny vm., in the life of the alirectnr of clevelulunent ut that Egg time. Hoyt Blackwell. ma' Q 'x 5- ..--an 0 'X-' . ' lim I .pl , fi. may- A- -sf' ' ' Q- 1 .1 x ,fr l 1 v ' A 9, ir XA C' Aj X. lkbjl: . W , A -'UW l' if lf f f V ,, r 'H' x I 9, :QEE s 'f- 4 ffl 'AL ,'f'f'ff' - lk gtglbbf 'L 1 I' 'lp 'ni ll ' lvl 'lvl t3'4' ,ik ti' -T fi ,F ' ' Fl' , , - iff' fl, TTIQQ 35-fr ' w ,fr Wrrf r bl' 'N B :aiu ww MH fy , Im. W l ,l f. If l '- YV l? ' sig , ,...-. - ' l a ,' ' K - g... L' 'ff' V ll l lf fgfillomri 1,1 'MM lfmwx mmvwslwfg l.1C.f-'R l V --f ' 1 A ,,.. W ' ' ' ' .-YE af 'QI' 5 '4 l ' A l if ' xi l ' ' ml l 9 F E was EE!! 'A I gf f ,TTiTiTfiT1 ' , XA - fWi.,Y..... ,.,,. , ,,,+., ,-l...,, Q g- - ,tl , 1- 1 FRESHMEN fi' LAMONT ALBERTSON I 'if lub' i' President Yflfrhn CLASS OF I966 Andy Paul Morley, vice president: David Harold Cole, t1'93Sll1'Q1'1 Tessa McGraw Jones, secretary Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Haskell Ezell, sponsors. - sixty-eight - 25?-G' -I -f-I ':5' RJ A ,, 'Q Ir ' .a v 'Mx lx PE ' ' ' X ..., 'Q iq , , I I 5 . is I i W 4-'Y .Q x T, Xa l A - - F595 'N V , Y A - 'x ,I , X C nf xl 3.15 Reg -A . , j xp' 'lf Nirrv' 'ga--w A f X , ,V Cf, X-ww f f I Q V l , 1. .,,, . en.. x fx. 4 ,A-'Y U0 is -aff TQ' I 10' ., , x,. .. V- kk ln -ka -yw' i, . l x ls.. - K+., N .V ,, I-it sz Q ' W 'Wi 5 '-- v -f' . ' . Z Qi. ,Q - sixty-ninu - 3 e V -1- .Nilziiiix tfliuilws liiiiwiiwil Aclumsr, Sl'll'It'j' Klziishznll Alhf-rtwii, l,:iN'li:iit Ellsxxw-i Alvxzimli-ig .lxiinvs llliti-hvll Alt-xzindf-1', Jiifinitai Fziyn- Allun, Je-rry Bill Aiidurs. Sriunrlra Eliznhtth Aiiclwswiii, Juhn East-win Anderson, Riiburt livr- Andruws, Donald Talinaclgu Arthur, Harry Mark Ashby, Robert Edward Aucr, Cornelius Sebastian Austin, Jacquelyn Causby Avers, John Studinan Baird, MBI'-lCDI'lE' Loy Baker, Janice Elizabeth Baliles, Raymond Stuart Ball, Judith Gail Baltiinorc, Brenda Ann Banks, Charles Clifford Barden, Bette Annu Barnes, Walter Henry Baughnian, Charlotte Ann th Bauingardncr, Bentha Gertie Baxter, Gladys Delores Beachy, Vincent Raymond Beale, Mary Lou Bell, Charles Alan Berry, Vlfilliam Hall Bird, Sarah Lee Bishop, Donald Clvveland Bishop. Robe-it Edward Blake, Ernest Tyson Blakclcy, .Ianni Luo Blankenship, James William Bottorff, Judith Mae Boyd, Danny Michael Boyette, Needham Bruce, Jr Brady. Jessie Elizabeth Bratton, Kenneth Ray Brendell, Owen Ernest Bressler, David Edward Briggs, Harry Frank Briggs, Pauline Elezene Brinkley, Maxie O'Brian. Jr. Britt, Edwin Langley Britt, Martha Neil Brooks, Linda Carol Brown, Clinton Lee Browning, Nancy Ruth Broyhill, Alan Carter Broyhill, Dell Morgan Broyhill, Otis Lutz Brumback, Linwood Boone Brunton, Robert Campbell Bryson, Robert MacDonald Buchanan, Jessica Irene Bullard, William Aller Bullins, Jerry Lee Bunting, Mary Lynn Burgiss, Samuel Grady Burleson, James William Burnette, Talmadge Leroy, J Burton, Katherine Burton, Samuel Alan Byrd, Ruby Edna Cable, Vernon Manus Caldwell, Linda Elizabeth Campbell, William Thomas -.. ,ip ff 1 Q rv' ff' Y ,.-Q, ,a5.oi- -A 'x. -- .X .fv- -vg uri' 6, ...r 10 35. 'Qan- 1.-' ,-X 'V-fu- Las 42? , EEZ? f -, ' - 4 my muff iii-Y -vi-bv fix: 1 H iff , ,f. U.. ,. .. ,, I., 'I ll' f-wx 'ns' .1 .5 'XI U - seventy-one Cannacly, William Marshall, Ji Carrilu-r, lVl:ii'vin L r r inarrl, Jr, Carter, Charlini: Glam' Carter, Juinn-s Garrett Carver, Mitchell Kyle Caudle, Rebecca Ann Causby, Mary Pauline Causey, Robert Wayne Chambers, Cheryl Christine Chambers, Jerry Allan Champion, Andrew Jackson Chandler, Judith Lillian Chester, Gladys Louise Childers, Dwight Morris Childers, Mary Celia Clapp, James David Cline, Bessie Belle Clontz, Larry James Colbert, Donald Porter Cole, David Harold Collins, Carolyn Ann Collins, Joseph Lee Collins. Larry Sidney Colvard, Ben Hamilton Conn. Theodore Van Cook, Sharon Virginia Cooper, Danny Ray Cooper, Jenny Temple Corn, Emily Gertrude Cox, Betenia Maxine Crain, Herschel Leonard Crayton, Penelope Ann Crisp, David Calvin Crumpler, Joseph Thomas Cummings, Patty Sue Cutts, Florence Isabell Dancy, Deborah Love Danner, Patricia Lee Daughtry, James Randolph Davis, Charles Brantley Davis Davis Davis, Davis John Adams John Henry Nancy Sue Trudy Alene Deal, Robert Franklin Dean, Betty Ann Deeds, Nan Leigh DeLancey, Sarah Arnelia Dennis, J. D. Dennis, Mary Elizabeth Dick, Martha Marie Dickson, Charles Leigh Dillon, John Alton Dills, Janice Anne Dishman. Wilbur Cloyd Dixon, Nancy Caroline Dixon, Patricia Juanita Donnahoo, Martha Lynn Dowdy, Melvin Bennie, Jr. Dudley, Margaret Alice Duncan, Glenn Thomas Dunn, Joseph Clayton Dyer, Jerry Lloyd Edwards, Ernest Oleon Edwards, Phillip Kenneth Edwards, Ralph Johnnie Ellen, James Franklin Ellison, Penny Gail Ennis, James Damion, III Epps, Jimmy Leighton lin , 1 ff ff:-'gif ' - V' , N .4 , f fi rffg 'R -f. ez- .' ,Q ' rf' Y-V x., X ,A :Q 1-P V v Q.--4' -'al' x .. .J . g 73 C, f If wr- ,,, gf . IL! 4 W I i-' ,-, ,, v' , . 5,-wc.: 1 ,- -Q p- da. av Hn- : ---1 'x , 'STS if , J .. , ,ill , ' ga. F V . W. . asigg ' ' i - X . ,. Q 24 K- L 5 -- 1 . g --q, 1 .--f' .f .J ,, if, 12'-7 - seventy-two - I wr .J f fy ...Y J A .,-mx ., J i f c l it 'lk 7? 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S' ' Evans, Gerald Twain Evatt, George Dewey Ezell, Frank Owen, Jr. Ezcll, James Douglas Feik, Gail Elizabeth Felts, Charles Duncan Ferguson, Wilda Marie Ferrell, Kelley Everett Fickling, Elliott Reed Finch, Daniel Fredrick Fisher, Hugh Robert Fisher, James Henry Fitzgerald, Trudy Jean Fleming, John Thomas Flowers, Elijah Daniel Flowers, Judy Kathleen Floyd, Benjamin Grady, III Foltz, Terry Lee Fox, Judy Carolyn Franklin, Claudia Parrish Freeman, Ann Sinclair Fulbright, Ellis Grady Garland, Saundra Nadine Gaskins, Susan McNair Gay, Roland Jerome Gibbs, Don Silver Gill, John Wallace Gillespie, John David Gillum, Robert Ashley Gilpin, Hilda Lee Ginn, Joe Hamilton Gladden, Thomas George Goff, Janet D'ette Goins, James Marion Gragg, Priscilla Beatrice Granade, Barbara Elizabeth Grant, Opal Patricia Grass, Brenda Jenean Graves, Oralene Green, Janice Karen Greene, Joseph Craig Grifhn, Ronny Walter Groce, Johnny Douglas Groce, Larry McCall Gruver, Judith May Haithcock, Worth Timothy Hale, Kenneth Gill Hall, David Vance Hall, Nancy Jane Hall, Thomas Earl, Jr. Hall, Warren Aldridge Haney, Charles Philip, Jr. Harmon, Hobert Jennings, Jr Harp, Osa Jackson, III Harris, Connie Ruth Harris, Paul Kitchin Harris, Robert Morrison Hartman, Kathey Elizabeth Harvey, Ronald Gordon Harvey, William Mitchell Haslett, Thomas Calhoun Hatfield, Martha Sue Hathaway, Robert Cox, Jr. Havens, Virginia Ellen Hawes, Linda Lois Hawkins, Melba Ann Haynes, Reginald Christian Haynie, Linda Gail Helms, Carolyn Hensley, James Roger ii. , 0, , ff -ox UQ G mf A ,J 1 5-'tvs - E 'WT' if 'I .J -J 479' M My -s , ss, at Qt, --tn, W3 233 -,..f fx- ,..I an 465' ,.-,3, oi-V 5.7 H-9 seventy-four - '-if Q X '.-ll I -L ' ,ea-4' x as 'hx l O Sl- 0, -rw rf . -4 'K .i -3'-,N 4 .l 'e-:ww f 1: Wm! May' - seventy-five - Hcfnslcy, Sidney Fitch Henson, Jerry Hubert Herring, David Middleton Hess, Kc-ron Size Hester, Frank Jackson Hickson. Martha Jean Higgins, Sarah Margaret Hill, Grace Anne Hill, Henry Lewis Hill, Michael Thomas Hines, Charlotte Morgan Holcombe, Stephen Winfield Holland, Mary Ann Hollis, James Walter, IH Holloway, Larry Lee Holmes, Charlene Marie Holt, William Robert, Jr. Horn, Eugene Lloyd Horne, Douglas John Howard, Forrest Dale Howard. William Clayton, J Huff, Dorothy Ann Huggins, John Oliver Hunter, Brenda Joyce Hunter, Eleanor Ruth Hunter, Rebecca Ann Ingle, John Allen James, James lVIason Jenkins, Carl Michael Jenkins, La Donna Jetton, Dorothy T. tMrs.l Johnson, Charlie Bernard Johnson, Gordon Paul Jones. Carl Candler Jones, Patricia Anne Jones, Rubye Jean Jones, Sandra Elizabeth Jones, Tessa Jones, William Riley, III Jordan, Judy Carolyn Joyner, Michael Marion Keller, Mack David Kelley, Shirley Diane Kelly, John Richard Kelly, Larry Wayne Kinker, Albert Marion Knighten, John Lawrence Kreamer, Robin June Lam, Stella See-Tsing Lane, Diane Lavada Lavery, Carole-Lynn Lauten, Noah Delbert Leatherwood, James Robert Ledford, Ossie Mae Leonard, Robert Speers, Jr, Letterman, Maxine Letzring, Donald Clifford Lineberger, Joe Robert Lineberger, Martha Rhea Liner, Cheryl Ann Litton, Lawrence Frank Lockett, Arden Lorraine Lomax, John Robert, III Long, Jerry Michael Lovell, Grace Lewellyn Lowe, Judith Ann Lowndes, Elizabeth Jean Ludwig, David Lawrence McAlister, Carol Ann McCaleb, Sandra Faye ivsxs , ,F al .--a rv! ...A- - seventy-six 401.5 Nina? .rx Ili N ,-1: ,,, is , -x X . ,4.. W ,.,. ,, V , ' gf., Q . .auf-. seventy-seven -- 'UU McCartney, Ottaway Keniton, UI McComhs. Edgar Gordon McCormick. Judy Lynn McDevitt, Ralph McDonald, Phyllis Cheryl McElroy, David Hardwicke McElroy, Diana Murray McFarland, Barry Raymond McGee, Archie Bennett McGlamery, Wylie Hampton, Jr. McGuire, Marvin Hurt, IH McIntosh, Dorothy Jean Mclntosh, Eva Elizabeth Mclntyre, Donald Ray Mclver, Wade Lewis McKinney, Judy Deanna McMinn, Sheila Jane McNeill, Lew Frederick McPeters, Gail Louise McRorie, Rebecca Susan MacNeil, Marilyn Louise MacNeill, James Hugh Mallonee, Jerrie Lane Marston, Barbara Ann Martin, Kathryn Garnett Massey, James Dale Matthews. Barbara June Mayfield, Lynn Edward Medford, Frank W. Michael, Garland Stephen Miclyette, Delores Jacqueline Miles, Gary Milton Miller, Judy Kay Miller, Lonnie Gene Mills, Sandra Deanna Mitchell, Jackie Albert Mitchell, Margaret Alice Montross, David Bruce Moon, William Harold Moore, Mary McCracken Moran, Jorge Alberto Morgan, George William Morgan, Nancy Rose Morley, Andy Paul Morris, Arnold Nobles Morris, Arthur Gresham Morris, Madge Joy Moseley, Jane Dudley Mulvany, Raymond William Murdock, Millard Bruce Murray, Linda Jean Nazworth, Donna Maria Norton, John Evan Oakley, Kathleen Ormsby, Peggy Ann Osborne, Sally Lee Overton, Fred William Owen, Donald Alan Owen, Ronnie Claude Page, Bobby Roger Pappas, Milton Chris Parham, Troy Hilliard Parker, Barbara Ruth Parker, Gary Glenn Parks, Howard Wiley Parnell, Betty Sue Parrish, Eldridge Roscoe Parrish, Michael Frederick Pate, Billie Kay Patton, David Henry seventy-eight ,gin Q f A : . vi. ,-4 -. :Wifi I 5 .- -l - . l ..--...- -lo. 'L' It-1-,,. 1 ' T U ,X , 1 Q ' K J , 50 .1 ' A .lt .51 Af .I -r W !ngf! , F yi' 3' fu ' V 'I ks f --f X..',,b ' wwf '1 .1 2 - Q- ' xlib Y 7F65 1, Q-7 W1 251 94 f an .l '!'-vii-JF -p s..,J 7' , 'Lx ne' . if x . va .1 -qwv X ' 4 i X A -. i ,I i 1 gf' f Q! 'Rl 0- -' r - ' 1' ' . '.:. .eh- IM Q? ii,- f seventy-nine - X, x... . ,X x l wgr ff, Patton, Harry Charles Payne, Robert Clifford, Jr. Payseur, William Lytle, Jr, Penland, Carl Spencer Penley, Martha Ann Pennington. Sandra Faye Penry, Raymond Clinarcl, Ji Pepper, Brenda Elaine Petit, John Earl Petty, Linda Louise Phillips, Guy Berryman Phillips, Riley Monroe, Jr. Pierce, Charles Iredell, Jr. Pinkley, Gary Lynn Piper, Nancy Lee Pittman, Sandra Faye Pitts, Curtis Andrew Plemmons. Nancy Ann Poole, Clifford Lee Poole, Elaine Evelyn Pope, Brenda Louise Poston, Larry Edwin Potter, James Reid Powell, Terry Lee Proffitt, Robert Harold Propsf, Rita Ann Pruitt, Winston Allie Puett. Aubrey Nelson Pulver. Dennis Craig Putnam, Marvin Stephen Radford, Donald Lee Raines, Luther Henry Raines, Norman Wesley, Jr. Ramadan, Hassan Kaihan Ramsey. Ruby Racheal Randall, Lewis Woodrow Randolph, Callie Ann Randolph, Maxella Gail Randolph, Michael Steven Rawlins, Patricia Gail Ray, Frederick Emery Reavis, Bobby Randell Rector, Barbara Joan Reese, Joseph Ronald Reese, Judith Ann Reid, Brenda Greer Reid, William Booth, Jr. Rice, Judy Ann Richardson, Sarah Beth Riddle, Joyce Ann Riddle, Kathryn Ruth Ringer, Rebecca Sue Roberson, LeRoy Simons Roberts, Peggy Ann Robertson, Cheryl Virginia Robertson, John Marvin Rogers, William Earle Sams, Bruce Patterson Sams, Norma Lucille Saunders, Mary Ellen Sawyer, Donna Jean Schleicher, Paul Reginald Seagle, William Jonathan, Sease, John Michael Selby, Norman Lee Sellars, Johnsie Teale Sellers, Martha Anne Sentelle, Claudia Jane Severson, Lewis Ivan Sexton, Sheila Jr fab 'S' ,mar uw! 4.-if my Qc 19 - r-, Qi 'K Fm- way eighty - -:-- i I1 4n,,,, fine. -, -- I ,Vx 177 l iv J- '., A A l .Ki , i '. - , i X, '96-a ,f .1 '.'Z 1-Us ., -5 ' i U - . rig. 1 S mi xv- b E, , M i 4 Shaw, Elixir!-t-tli Sliztiiwn llVlrs Shaw, Fziyt- Ii'tirii,- Sliuartm. Szirzih lmls Slit-ltnn, O'Ni1il L 4,'L - Shi wn-, Thumais Eugtqm- Slinhli, Fxzmifis Shzirnn Sills, William Mac Silvcriu, GL-ncva Bt-vcrly Simmons, Frank LL-Roy Sinclair. Carrilu Terry Skinner. Ann Gray Slagle, SlEitr,iI1. Slydcr. Smathc Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith. Smith, Rvva Naomi Bcity Ann Lynda Louise rs, David Ray Charlcs Edward John Charles Julia Sears Larry William Lalha Ruth Sidnuy David Sophie Mc-Neil Starr Edward William Henry William Ji-rrv 44- ' 'ir . X V r , :'q,---'iw-2.3: , - :fl , a . , ' X - 'ln in 1 fl 11: '. , X f' M an D if 'ai-f A' f x: v l i t I i' L i f K. v hu ri it ca- A . , T ' if l I l 3 i -q Y .., 1 .77 Q i f M i 1 5 5 1 ' Af - kg, W ' 1 Za.-J, i -J, - X I 'Q -7 1- ' ' . '. 4 A f , f 'x 3' -f:.' A , AP' 'F' 2 5 'P 0, 5, 4 - it 've gh , 'Lt i .- Jjf' T' 'sf i 'f -4 4 Q if 'X ji L V Q ' X ff' ' , f l - eighty-one - l Snead, Janice Faye Snelson, Carolyn Sue Sorrells, Shirley Ann Spangler, Sarah Anne Staffurcl, Marsha Dixie Stallings, Brenda Melvia Stanley, Woodrow Wilson, Jr, Stools, Johnny Dale Stevens. Cynthia Ann Stone, John Douglas Stone, Larry Richard Stone, Patricia Ann Stowe, Nancy Marcia Strong, Jerry Edwin Stroupe, Miles Harry Sullivan, Beverly Jane Summers, Marianne Talley, Barbara Ann Tate, Billie Jean Taylor, Harry Edward, Jr Taylor, Joe Euel Teague, James Michael Thomas, Carolyn Sue Thomas, Vernon Eugene Tillotson, Ronnie Carlton Tolar, John C. Transou, Hugh Flynt, Jr. Trent, Jack Eldridge Troutman, Rachel Lavann Tuttle, Judy Elaine Vaughan, Thomas Burton Vaughn, Judith Lee Voss, Gary Dwight Walden, Martha Winona Waldron, Merrell Jeanette Walker, Clara Jeanette Walker, Sherrill Jane Wallace, George Edwin Walser, Fred James, Jr, Ward, Robert Lee Ward, Ronald Lee Warfford, Tony Wayne Warren, Patricia Ann Watkins, Robert Nelson Watson, Ronda Jane ,,,, E il R- ,. x.. QW X--r 5'-v' 447 -36- Q- Irs.. '1' SC Y-X... , or ,V , .qs . G . t M .xbiz f- Gb 143i . -,f g,,,,,, R eighty-two 13 'Q' aw 'E 'St TR' 'Uti- f N-rmz' 'hliy :me Q-WP Mya'-i rg H, 1 ,-, 2,152 sr X . E56 I f ff 01 'R R 3 ' - ,nv 1' T gg,-gs ,X .. I x jd l yr x ' l x ' ' S lit, y I. 3 4- ' 5 - 'z Q .,f ' N .. -lqliilhf 4 we f-. 1- Y' Q-'-3 -. J 4- ' 75- ,1 .n 1 X5-1 f , I l i if 4 -on .. - . '2 2 li YWTY l l ' - lr ,4 ,,.z i i i i l l I usaiini 4 'K if iw mm .,- A 's vw. 49 -sinfu- 'd'3.'., ggi, - eighty-three -- Wiitts, Cliiurlizi Jaim- Wcir, Ilubort P1-iry Wt-llingi. Cliiirli-s Euggvm-, III WL-lls, Fimclzi Gt-i'zildiiis: Wultt-r, Many Anna' We,-st. Robert Trustt Whetstont-, Jann-s Reginald Whisnant, Robcrt Guinn, Jr. White, Carol Ann White, Marion Lucinda Whiteside, Diane DLIBLISL' Whitmiro, James Melvin Whitinire, Lawrcnce Bryce VVildor, Aivah Martin Williams, George Joseph Williams. Kenneth Leo Williams. Marilyn Joan Williams. Susan Lynn Wilson, Ann Loraine Wilson. James Harper Wilson, Roger Jerry Wilson, Wanda Joyce Ann Wimberly, Dorothy Marie Witt, William Jennings, Jr, Wood, Kenneth Willard Woodard, James Andurson Woodlief, Cynthia Ann Wright, Wallace LaVern Wu, Yuck Pon Wyatt, Nancy Ann Wyland, Susan Todd Yates, Tony Morris York, Brenda Gale York, Peggy Yvonne Young, Billie Mario Young Thomas Edward 'loung William Jerry FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Allen, Larry Randolph Ammons, James Christopher Andrews, Robert Nelson Barbour, Rufus Bennett, Larry Paul Boone. Steve Wilson Brooks, David Malcolm Buckner, James Harold Carter, Benjamin Michael Clark, William Edwaid James Cleveland, Charlotte Harrison Crunkleton, Dennis Howard English, Dave Wilson Fisher, William Grey Frederick, Nathan Casey Freeman, Charles Arnold Hamlin, Wilma Ruth Harlcss, Judith Ann Harrison, Robert Franklin, Jr. Helton. Joe Edward Hicks, Ellen Gail Howell, Ned Stanley Ingle, Jackie Lee Mills. Floyd Jeffrey Nash, Thomas Edward, Jr. Ponder, Eula Anne Rader, Eugene Steppe- Rogers, Zarita Jeanne She-rlin. Jeter Clifford Sprinkle, Roger Dale Sprouse, William Harry Surles, Lois Patricia Swindell, Paul Emmett Wyatt, Truman McArthur - eighty-four - i IN MEMORIAM l l 1 4 l 1 l W , S WE HAVE EXPERIENCED the thrill of pa1'tiCipr1timi in a l , new era of 1ll'0Q,'1'9SS on this cznnpns, we liuve been saiclrlened by the absence l of friencl :ind classniute, Hermzin Winfield Priveite, who was killfefl in nn zuitoinolwilc accident near Rzileigli in June 1962. A sclicvlaiwliip fund has i been estziblisliecl in his niemury and will A-mn pi-mwicle the means for a l 'knew clay in the life uf sonic cleserving ymixig person such us he wus. Il l l -7- eiglitjr-live - i , 1 I- -45.- l New days have dawned in every area of campus life, even in the area of May Day fashions. 1 - --s A R , 1 X X Q ef - L e I .ky -an-rf 'R f' ., I' . ,- 'L 1 if -. ., h Wf' ? 5 rf- 'Xu A Y '54 X if . , . H 4 A , . l 1, W ,,,, VW 'm'H,,' .,, 1' , C+ Qui' Q . w :BX -'M A . Jfgfg-Tn: P x F my 'wifi ' 4 ' 2 4- f 'x f I . fy , .. wsymffg- , w New d2lVS have ulwavs brought new ., ,... , 15- ,af-4-.Cv 1 A: - ,Nc W, ,gg ...,. um., .Q 'P 1.1 ,. - nw .f ': Q ,- 'srgg ,k,,,.. ,gn , G ' W ' LJ' OIJDIIIUIIIITIQS. gg.. , .63 w M Y A V 1 M X ,,,,,+4 a.X ,x ' N :L Nrgt1,:?,iiN A L4 .I -,,. Lf. E I 'K Q f fit ' - i 1 4 is ' if J. V , W V! K -fd f M1 1 M , R 1 . ij X' ' ig Y K x xg Xkixal . f .T X X xii! 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Mr. John Lackey, Director 1963 'Miss Laureln Contest Mars Hill College Mars Hill, North Carolina My dear John: You honored me with one of the most pleasant but one of the most difficult assignments that I have ever been called upon to perform, the selection of Whiss Laurel of 1963' from the group of seven finalists. Mars Hill College, its faculty and its student body, could be justly proud of any one of these beautiful young ladies as its HNiss Laurel of l963.' I trust that no one from this group will feel that my selection detracts in the least from her own individual charmsg but you have ordered me to select one, not seven, and I obey orders. It is my great honor to announce with extreme pleasure my selection as Wziss Laurel of 1963,H Miss Mary Horton. Hay her reign be long, happy, exciting but peaceful, a period of her life to be remembered during many years to come. With deepest appreciation, Most sincerely, a-w..e-We, John E. Sloan, Major General, United States Army, Retired February 9, 1963 - eighty-nine - dw? 3.'W 'f-w-syn . L,.,. 1 . 4 ' 5 I 3 5 I I MISS MYRA HONEYCUTT Sponsored by Philomathia I MISS ALICE SWOFFORD Sponsored by the Marching Baud V .,:,,l4 ,pgs -fi .a-. MISS JANET GRAHAM Slmllsfmlml by Nllllllill'Ii'I CHL -- Bk. :WV 1 ,,-.,7, QA ' .P MW'--f 4f3f'R 'i.1 f '+-'nv' Wm MISS VICHNA KAY I'UI'I'I IVWFI I m1sm'c1l by llwluxzlll Hum C 1, 1.4 rl' I IIII: X ' x I I x 'Q 4 all v Q 1 -SN L A ,f , .N Q , . . , , 2 ,- , -'ggg 1 V v f I ' A Ti'-5 ' Qff , , ' f-M .A ' 1 J 1293, Q - Q, . 1 'L ' . ff: sglf ' , 4 - yzzv L,-21:4 , ,'.g,..?. - V . ,F Q Q , . '-f -f-FW ' gwa:i,',.41 - 4 . , Se- Id- ' '. ,- . ' -i,?ii'1.l, .5 ' ' ' '9 N ' A J, 5: MISS BONNIE RUSSELL Sponsnred by Spilman Dormitory V rf- .. X MISS EMILY BAILEY Sponsored by Myers Dormitory ,mm 19293 X MAY DAY 1963 f-fun. 'CTIZ7' .X , 1 ,-- I MISS ELAINE TEAGUE May Queen MISS ALICT,-X WELCH Maid of HfIIIf,ll' S MISS ANN SELLERS MISS JANET GRAHAM MISS BEVERLYYEeSHEAI MISS PENNY ELLISON MISS KAY BROOKS 1 9 6 3 ,,, L in -If ,.L,,, ,F -'V 'iii '55 ,I il MISS IIRICNIJA RUZIER MISS DICLOIS HARRIS MISS TRUIJY FITZGERALD MISS MARSHA LXI LL I JIWEW CWD I T xii R Y--.4 0. IDS W MISS RUTH RAMIREZ MISS CONNIE HARRIS MISS BONNIE RUSSELL I I ninety-five - -,, es- , MAY DAY W6 1 i QI : ' I gaggfilllll 'Q uv . T7 g 1. 1 YQ WHO . 3 ll-Q 31. MH, JH-Q Il lm fl0Mff0M!Ni nd f 4 - W .-4 I 1' ?gu. F bf Sv A 1 V. ,A flu,-Q .- f . ff JM yy .A , 1 J xg .145 ! i'i V ' 2 X W--1? V'Ni 2 ' - - N iw' 555' 17's 3 X N L 'fy' N. , iw if , -L fffbk . , N- -1 ,H ,S -u-gp-:rf .-I ff., '- as ' 'Wi 4 f w -'v ,. 'A 1- N I 1 M , , W 4 , Q ' n 2, A Q-4 1 x,,v., . ,i pn . 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'.-nieife' ai 115- X 3 ' , ,,,4.x...,,I1 ACTIVITIES 4 students in the various departments. Any student maintaining thirty The Honor Clubs offer bids for membership to the outstanding quality points, at least a B in the subject represented, and no grade less than C is eligible. The social science, English. business, foreign languages, religion, music, and science departments are represented. Through par- ticipation in varied programs of interest, each club seeks to stimulate further interest and to enable its mem- bers to gain a greater insight into and appreciation for the related fields. Meetings are held monthly and are often highlighted by guest speakers. f s refs I Seated fleft to righthz Pat Kennington, Starr Glover, Nancy Piper, Charlotte Cloud, Lewellyn Lovell, Joy Simp- son, Judy McCormick, Sara Long: standing: Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Crisp. John David McGee, Dr. Underwood, Martha Ruff, Lynda Whitaker, Jo Ann Oetzman, Maxine Moore, Morris Wray, Chris Haynes, Bill Witt, Ellen Hicks, Keyser Levering, Brenda Simmons, Lavann Troutnian, James Baley, Mr. Knisley, Mrs. Jolley. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB - one hundred - f , ,qu J ftnntif 1 X , L 'Qvs First mu' tlt-ft to rightlz Carfilyn Rilffy, Karen Harker. Nancy Browning. Jessica Buchanan, Bentha Baum- gardncr. Juanita Aloxancler, Juanita Bush, Dorothy Wood, Pat Miller, Esther Robhinsg Sermid rmr: Elle-n Havrtns, Gail Fcuk, Martha Dunnzihuo, Hllclri Dcan, Carolvn Collins, Celia Childers, Judy Flowers, Carole Swicegood, Mar- guerite Robbins, Kay Biooks, Etolla Owens: third mir: Casvy Fredc-rick, Jerric- Mallone-e, Dolly Lavery, Sain Burgiss. Linda Brooks, Laura Nash, Martha Pcnley, Nancy 'I'1'uttc'1', C. B. Coluinan: wtririrlzrig: Susan Walker, Mimi Janus, Jane Milan. Hugh Trzinsou, Bill H0wa1'tl, Carol White, Martha Walcltn, Billie Juan Tate, Brcnda Stal- lings, Shirley Surrullg, Carolyn Snulsrrn, Rita Ann Prupst Elalnc Pools, Patsy Corbin, Tliuinus Edward Duncan. SCRIBLERUS CLUB W' First TOLL' flt-ft to riuhtl: PL-uay Dinkins, Fredia Hill, Harry Bundy, Raqufil Van Dyke' Gail Cornwull. Bar- bara Pate, Elaiiic Te-agus. Ks,-n Pearce, RE'l3l'CCZl Smith, Judy Tuttle: sucmicl riiuii Brenda Casliwull, Jrinicu DillS. Carolyn Sur- Thomas Jury Morris, E, A. Leiclzvv, Carolyn Lainlw, Ezirhara Grant, Gail Malay, Larry Davis. Sophii- Smith, Eddie Elliott, Slit-rry Pruitt, Judy Chandlur, Brcnrlzi Pepper, David Shaw, Joan 'XVlllldlNS, Ba1'bai'a Parker, Br-tty Blocker. BUSINESS CLUB - one hundred and onc - '-0 First row' ileft to rightl: Mary Ann Shearon, Mary Causby, Ann Freeman, Angela Priester, Linda Murray, Phyllis Dunning, Diane Lane: second Tow: Timothy Haithcox, Clifford Wood, Mary Horton, Ken Murray, Graham Hood, Cecile Plott, Martha Sligh. FRENCH CLUB First row fleft to rightl: Becky Youngblood, Bonnie Russell, Joyce Dunlap, Lana Hawk, Ruth Ramirez, Rhea Lineberger, Mary Lou Newman, Kathey Hartman, Melva Hailman, second row: Gail Teague, Carol Hunt, Dor- othy Mclntosh, Lois Shearon, Kathryn Riddle, Ann Wilson, Jean Lowndes, Bob Hathaway, Walt Whittaker, Ned Boyette, Jack Reece, Ronda Jane Watson, Rebecca Hunter, Sarah Bird, Paul Harris, Betty Jean Crawford. SPANISH CLUB - one hundred and two - First row llcfl 14,1 1'l2,l1llf Clwrles Hunt, Judy Botlorff, Dizmu Mc-Elmy, Daxla Smllfwcl, Linda Asycue, Nuldu Owenhy, Camlyn Elils, Davld Crunk, sw'-Jrlfl rout M11 Kcnclall, Larry Elllott, Rummy Owl-n, Ellls F'ull3x'il1lit, D11 Nelson, Mr. Leu, Jack Hcalh, LOGOTHIA 3 First row fleft To rlgglltki Margaret Bruce, Nancy Kendall, Ray lVlO1'1'1SOI1, Jimmy Sides, Linda Jamk-S, Ailemlo Lawson, Norman Selby, Secwnld row: Larry Smith, Stolla Lam, Ellzabclll Stulfurd, Susan BHLIIIHHIIII, Kenneth Denton, Rfm Jaclifrm. ORPHEON CLUB - one llljlldlefl and lhrf-c S First row Cleft to rightbz Philip Stevenson, Chan Chandler, Ruth Binkley, Bob Clyde, Virginia Rollins, Jane Watts, Sandra Pittman, Melba Hawkins: second row: Gordon McCornbs, Sidney Hensley, Ed Smith, Lavern Wright, John Smith, Walt Barnes, Gerald Murdock, Vernon Wood, L. M. Outteng buck row: Joe Dunn, Frank Ezell, Gilbert Vick, Eugene Horn, Jerry Sloop. SCIENCE CLUB First row fleft to rightlz Verna Kay Popplewell, Ann Huff, Marsha Stafford, Trudy Davis, Linda Mills, Mr. Farkas, secaiwcl row: David Herring, Dennis Russell, Ken Bratton, John Fleming, Johnny Dalrymple, Mike Sease, Ellis Tunstal . GERMAN CLUB - one hundred and four - ,L -, . .l - -I-v ' v- Q The tPl'f,1'illllZilllUll known as Tlie llrainateers serves lmtli its own ine1nbc1'slii1i and the campus at large. lt is an axenue ot' expwesioii for the varied talents ot' all who are interested in any phase ol' clramatics. and its various p1'oductions - such as Alle Lincoln in Illinois and 'Athi Down Moses - proviile stimulating entertainment for the entire stu- -5-avfn it body, the faculty and staff, and nunierous visitors on canipus. MRS. ELIZABETH WATSON I I E DRAMATEERS W , ,, Q 55 i l.ll. - 4. M1554 :IRL 5, 5 ' 'L H Seated tleft to righthz Linda Settle, Caroline Dixon, Dottie Wood, Mimi Jones, Tina Stokes, Sandy Shetielcl. Helen Turner, Rebecca Beard: second row: Mrs. Watson, Betty Shaver, Laura Nash, Richard Brasscll. David Holcombe, Marietta Atkins, Joey Blanton, John Ayers, Larry Kreiclier Diane Whiteside, Brenda Casliwell. Ken Huneycuttg third row' Tim Haithcow: Bill Deans Bob Kemp Reid Potter Arlr: Suttles Mayan VVL-clw Larrv 'Vl1llcr Do ' W t M . ., r , , , , , . , . X., A i 1. ,ug es. ac Watson. - one hundred and five - XQAX CLIO-PHILOMATHIA These related literary societies endeavor to establish in the person- ality of each of their members the ideals of Truth, Purity, and Fidelity. They seek to give members opportunity to express knowledge obtained and to create a desire for congenial association with others. The theme of the 72nd Anniversary program, entitled t'Cry Freedom, was Com- munist infiltration. The title of Clio's 67th annual Reception was On the High Seasf' +4- ,..4s-lh pi - 4 'x 5 x 1 ,sg ' 9 Y . 533. ,J 5' W. ARC 'S' 5-, . l A av' ' T 1 - 1 1 A' I K- X. ff' TD' Awx T 5 eil nlii .L T flu A-'fx i K 6- auf Tha: G ,..J, ,L v -V I X 1, X AK L . . , Y az' gp' . N 1' cw , 6' : 'T P Q' 1 'S is vb ' ' A'A LIME I1 t I' X x A - :v f Y ,Lv U i N- A ' . 1 ' 'V ' X . 4 LL 1 K 4 7 gm 1 4' ,K , A fi Q A .Q T 1 T H -ik? A -lf -5' f 41.11 - one hundred and sevcn - X C-I TERM First mir: Myra Hongycutt, presi- clenig Jane Young, vicc president: Becky Yuungbloocl, SQL'I'L'lZ1I'Yl Jean Small, cen- Slrlf, Sw-mul mu-z Arlis Smiles, presi- clnntg Bob Julinston, vicu presidcntg Bob Kemp, ff-c1'c-la1'V1 John Sic-cn, Censur, ANNIVERSARY TERM First ruin: Myra Hom-ycutt, presi- clnntl Bbclfzy Yminublon-'l reception vice prusinlcntg Joyre Se-llr-rs, literarv vicc piwsidciili Ruth Smith. Sc-creiaryg Jean Small. cunsor. Sec-mid ww: John Ste-un, president: Tom Halyl3L11'tu1i, EiI'1I'llVL 'Q3I'Y vice presi- clvni: David Tlirashf,-13 lllQ1'ZlI'Y vice pies- lxlL'IlI Bobby RCfiv1S, 3:1-retu1'y: John Rvagam, cz-nsnr. FORENSIC TERM Firm mir: Judy Hairless. prcsidvntg Jfilycu S+-llvrS. Vice' prosidcnti Ruth Sniithi Carolyn Limib, cunsfgi: Scrmzfl rozr: Mayon Weeks, presi- zlunt, David Tllll-lSl1L'1', vivo prusida-ni' Bvvbby Rcavis, 3OCl'Clf1I'y2 Julin Reagan CL'IlSU1'. I ' I JOPQAQX 0 . . ' gi KM! . 1111117-' 'yu-lf. ... NONPAREIL- EUTHALIA These related literary societies strive to mold the lives of their members through the ideals of Dignity, Simplicity, and Conservatism. They seek to build young men and women of Christian character in fellowship and brotherhood. The theme of the 72nd Anniversary program was The Devil's Right-Hand Man, centered on the possibility of being overcome by the angels of Satan. Under Southern Skies was the title of the annual Nonpareil Reception. 'hm'-J i' C-I TERM First row: Susan Walker, president: Curtis Compton, first vice president, Aleta Welch, second vice president: Brenda Rozier, secretary, Starr Glover censor. Second row: Mackie lVlcLendon, pres- ident: Bill Baber. first vice presidentx Ralph Epperson, second vice president: Howard Bridges, secretaryg Joe David Fore, censor. ANNIVERSARY TERM First rout: Susan Walker, president: Jewel Mac Dowdy, first vice presidentz Pat Kennington. scccnd vice president: Jo Anne Oetzinan, secretaryg Martha Sligh. Sec-oncl mir: Mackie McLendon. pres- ident: Picliard Nelson. anniversary vice president: Bill Baher. lirst vice presi- dentg Ralph Epperson, second vice presi- dent, Howard Bridges, secretary: Joe David Fore, censor. FORENSIC TERM First row: Charlotte Cloud, presi- dent: Pat Ki-nnington, first vice presi- dent: Janet Graham, second vice presi- dent, Jo Anne Oetzman, Secretary: Mimi Jones, censor. Second row: Ron Gaylor, president: Bill Deans, first vice presidentg Lindsay Dean, second vice president: Allan Clark. secretary: Don Owens, censor. -fx!-,f l QI- , ' , - 1 v -. V ,' i . iii ' ' rv l , x X W --.,,. 1 ...- Q Q 'S-,:: 't1. i V 6 Q R 'wif I Ffa, .,,. , , 41,-f -11 .fax ii'i : ' i ,ls x E. I -5, ,,,. 'ft ,,.,. Fr? s. ffI,.. -' N . s 1 , , 'rf 1 1 ,.E:I:,.: it 'Y'f?2.:::-5 '.,'. :F-15:1 A V -1 'fr -'.. ti: iv Y . ,gtk 'hifi F-iziff QQ ' . t gf, figs ,1,.,..' p fyipx '- ' , , g:v,.- tv 59,15 6 . ' , f - I ' ' . -- N Q1 K A L A A 6. '. . GO -- B ' I gi rf? 4' ' ' -'-... .-,. . - J' 'SL'-57' 'JY' In ...pv l wx, X x V .. p. m A ik A xx? 47? , ,- ,gn Av ' 1 ' U '. ,x .xi - one hundred and nine - -fi Ayn HQ L AUREL In choosing A New Day Dawnsu as the theme for this edition of the Laurel, the staff members inaugurated a new day for themselves - a new day of hard work and long hours. Getting the pictures made, proofs selected, prints identified and copy written was a year-long task. JUDY HARLESS Editor-in-Chief The sacrifices were worthwhile. though, and we are proud to present this volume to the school and to the student body. We acknowledge special help from Mrs. Ezell and John Lackey on the Miss Laurel contestg from Mr. John- son, our photographer: from Mr. Smith. our advisor- photographerg and from numerous others. LAVERN WRIGHT and J. D, DENNIS Staff Photographers in ff: e e . . Editorial staff Cleft to rightb: Tracy Heath, Associate Editor Gary Goodwin, Susan Walker, Lois Surles and Sports Editor Dale Hensong standing: Aleta Welch and Jerry Grant. - one hundred md ten - C elk.. cot 1 uetvb cot! la K' I M s H A O ' Q S . fv 1'.'h6 .q Publislwd by the Students of Mars HiU College 'qu ' L: - fm- f-,I-sf ,Y1x ,:,'e4,:e,' N:---els,,t,.1l,. vfx,--Y -'Nz e..,.f'N'fX-I Xi Xu Fingers scratching heads, lniwkeii-leuclecl pencils, flushing fingers over typewriter keys, then xt maid dush for the press und what du we have? The Hilltop! With the end of un wld ei ai and the beginning of at new, there has been much to report. The stzifl' has dune zu grind juli, and Mr. Smith has proved at helpful adviser. This yuzirk issues of the paper have sparked some heated discussions its seen in the Letters , . . culumn and pro- voked much thought. 1.: 4 ' u ' my W --Z rn. Hillkw' 5 351534 l 327 . Y' 4 . -P jk 3,1 3' 1' VVALT 'NVHITTAKER ,A gg, H JWP f1fI3f 'iif'Vi Editor-in-Chief Fyigjn- V' Qi. ,ij-'P egg ' E.: K, First Semester , I ' 'Wg ' A '-f- -' ff -fix Y-X 'T ' Willa? fir if s 1 The Hilltup has. through its stories and pictures this ' X H 5 N' . 'wg' year, contributed tu the dawning of Mars Hill's new duv, X Z af:- , nl ?e 'f and the Laurel salutes ull those who have wurked en the ' , , staff. KEN HUNEYCUTT Circulation Manager pains iff' ....J,.. ,-,. ,H P+-nn Editorial staff fleft to rightlz Bill Freeman, sports editor first semester: Marietta Atkins, features, Tom Halyinur- ton, sports editor second semester, Pat Miller, reporter and advertising manager: Sally Osboine, rtpurter and edi- toi ialist. - one hundred and eleven -- COLLEGE MARSHALS Left to right: Pat Everhart, Mimi Jones, Carol Hunt, Ellis Tunstall, Laura Nash, John David McGee Cchiefj Morris Wray, Philip Stevenson, Paul Houston, A. D. Frazier and Darla Sanford, not pictured: Margaret Brucej HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER Seated fleft to rightbz Mrs. Howell, Audrey Manly, Linda McMillan, Carol Hunt, Cecile Plott, Pat Burton Martha Ruff, Mary Elizabeth Dennis, Marguerite Robbins, Sandra Garland, Mrs. Ezellg standing: Nelda Owen- by, Mary Moore, Virginia Freeman, Naomi Honeycutt, Lynette Robinson, Melba Hawkins, Jo Wells, Bonnie Rus- sell, Emily Corn, Terry Sinclair, Grace Jones, Alia Weaver, Lola Thomas, Shirley Lail, Katherine Powell. - one hundred and twelve - MEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL Fzrsl rorr flofl tw rlghllz Glenn Cav.-y, Gary B1'0Okl3l7l1'L, Dun Rothwell, A. D, FlZ1Zlifl', Larry Sparks: secullcl row: Chzlrlcs Slcvcns, .llnn lflclrlclmail, .lorry Hanna, Julln lvlycrs, Blll Flux, llmd rrmv: Kun WllllUIlC'l', Allan Clark, Ken Plzzrrcc, Mllu- Fr:1'r1,-llg jourth row: ,lxnr llclrdolforl Stlve Fluff-tu oorl, Stzmluy Hlmm, WOMEN'S STUDENT COUNCIL 1 5 5 First mu' ilcft to rlshtr: Szmclrn Jollnsrm lvlarguerltc Robbins, Mary Horton, Jane Milarn: second row: Martha Jo Calle, Carolyn Rllcv, Kay Brmnllis, Hilda Dc-nn: llzzrd ww: Gall Blake, Luna Hawk, Brenda lvluclllncl. Angela P1'iL-F1012 jozlrllz row: KZHUII Plcrcc. - one llundlecl :md tllirteen - We smile when we look back on other days from our vantage point at beginning of another new day - in music as in other areas. .Hansson-MQ..-us,m What a tremendous difference this great facility can make in the life of our institution! gv'LGN-... ' -Q , hh , ..b- .Wi -- 1v:::' -v-f A x.. f i, ,M :N 1 . 4 - V . 4 A.. '- 3 i ,ee fff L l:.1N If j tltiiif gffii, an f ERE jigft' A f'yJ. i Q gf1,f ,ffqf'5fIi55 iff ,ff 5! v K A , ' f' 112. , Q, ,..ff','1 i ii f aa. e 'QB ffffifii-10 fi 'ffniiwfx ' ' 1? i i 55 4 iilizl 7:1 52 'V f A 1 'fi ,1 , f ,Ag Mmm MUSIC THE COLLEGE CHOIR Good news of the dawning of a new day' at Mars Hill was spread far and wide through music this year by the touring choir. Appreciative audiences throughout the state. as well as on the campus. were acquainted with the spirit of the college and the results of the enlargement of its music program through the various concerts during the spring tour and throughout the year. The choir itself, composed of some of the finest voices on the campus, became acquainted with its new director and came to appreciate his talent, his patience and his taste in good music. l ROBERT C. RICH Director JAMES M. SIDES President E 3 First row cleft to rightl: Glenda Robinette, Margaret Bruce, Linda James, Julia Teeter, Jean Austin, Sue Baumann, Lawson. Angharad Carmichael, Derith Morrisg third row: Nancy Kendall, Margaret Dudley, Ken Denton, John Groce, Alexander, Cliff Wood, Wayne Bryant, Larry Miller, Bob Sinclair, Ken Murray, Dave Gillespie, Ray Morrison. - one hundred and sixteen - Kay Haffjg, Glgfia Rgtgng 594307151 'rgwj Julia Slnith, Judy BBDGI, ESihE'I' RObblI1S, Vl1'glDl3 ROIMHS, Janice Baker, Aileene 1 James Sides, Mike Joyner, Ron Griffin, Carolyn Rhodes, Penny Craytong fourth row: Larry Smith, Ron Jackson, Ed 1 V fi H 'Riff-rf: , 4 , , ii?-f l' , .v . F.. THE COLLEGE CHORUS For students who enjoy raising their own :ind utlivrs' spirits hy lift- v-A Q in-L ing their voices in song, the Cstnnius ehuir has been il lilessiiigx Twice-in Y week reliezirsuls zit't'ortled niusiezil truinine, 2llllY1't'Cl21tltlll :intl relrixzitiuii. Public pe1'foi'inz1nces such us the Vhrietmzis :intl spring et-neerts. chapel 151'0Ql'ill'IlS and the class lizinquet liruuelit s:1tist':iCtiuii and zilniiwwiil fm' jobs well done. For niziny, the ye:ir's wivrli has been the beginning ot' an new day in their own lives, nizirkingr at new interest in :incl zi1'ip1'eciatitm for the finest choral music. 'if -'nv ROBERT C. RICH Direetor RON LUCK P1 esident .. L A - - First row tleft to rieghtl: Judy Carter, Stella Lam. Rosa Pittman, Lola Thomni, Charleq Davis D-in Culhrt-th Ron Luek. Jiin Whetstone, Cr-rky Huber. Cheryl Robertson, Judv Jordan. Teirv Sinclair seciinil l'f!ll'.' Judv Lnixvf' Betitv Slatcn, Connie Harris Lavann Troutman, David Herring, William Moon. Vernon Thomas, Ed Aletbiiizitlrw, .-Xriitilf! lXltn'r1S'. Marilyn MaCNeil. Margaret Welteg third rfuu: Brenda Rozier, Elaine Teague, Jean Lowndes, Mairthfi Diels, Put Vxlnittlii. Maxine 'Vloorc, Di-Lois Harris. Ptgay Roberts, Tessa Jones, Delores Bar-zter, Dolly VVlINlJE'1'lY, Judy Tuttle, Buttx' SllLlVL'lil fourth row: Sue Hatfield, Judy Ducl:'.x'o1'th. Caroline Steve-nS, Carol White, Margaret Cr,i.'bett, Jaukxv N-irinzui, Rita Pimmfzt. Ann Wilson, Caroline Dixon. Carolyn Helms, Dottie Wood, Brenda Juyee. Brenda Corn, Jonnnt Bennett: titrh rum: Jim- ice Snead, Mary Ann Holland, Pat Ka'-iiniiigton. Cynthia Woodlief. Judy Robertson, Faye Shax-5, L.int,lz: Si,-tile. Miuv Ellen Saunders. Elizabeth Stafford, Nell Rita Fox. Jane Lamb, - one hundred and seventeen -- Q ' + THE BAND Color and enthusiasm were added to campus life this year by the .Mm marching and concert bands under the baton of new director Wayne Pressley, formerly of Canton High School. Halftime shows by the march- ing band were unusual, full of laughs and surprises, intricate maneuvers and spirited music. The concert season was highlighted by the annual spring tour - this year through Eastern Tennessee and Southeastern Kentucky. Good spirit, keen interest, an unusual amount of talent and efficient leadership make the days ahead bright indeed. Q5-.. 'I-1 -- WAYNE PRESSLEY Director JOHN LACKEY President W A 'F' A Fl E2 Q 2 3 3 1 2 1 5 s 2 2 5 ' 2 ' f 2 5 f f ' 3 3 5 2 A ef if , l 2 l , i . - 1 ' Band members for both semesters included, piccolo: Craig Greene: flute: Jo Cabe, Arden Lockeit, Diane Whiteside. Diane Lane, Eric Blackwell, Lew McNeill, Janis Elam: oboe: Norman Shelby: clarinet: Marty Hickson, Clara Vee Den- ton, Cheryl Chambers. Kaye Sloan, Trina Rathbone, Sharon Shook, Arnold Morris, Larry McFarland, Elizabeth Stafford. Dorothy Wimberly, Jessica Buchanan, Kay Dixon, Pauline Briggs: bassoon: James Daughtry: saxophone: Jack Gard- ner, Patty Murray, Sue Lee, Jim Helderman, Bill Campbell, Charles Pierce: trumpet: John Dalrymple, Steve Putnam, Becky Youngblood, Bobby Edwards, Paul Clark, Ken Brattton, Janet Goff, Alice Swotford: trombone: Otis Broyhili, Dale Massey, David Crisp. Jerry Robinson, A D. Frazier, Morris Gentry. Bob Kemp, Tom Young: French horn: John Lackey. Lariy Clontz, Martha Britt, Joe Embler: baritone: Tom Moncrief, Charles Pressley, Tracy Heath, John Davis: tuba: Arlis Suttles. Ben Boney, James Fisher: percussion: Tom Yonce, Larry McLaughlin, Anne Corn, Hugh Fisher, Paul Harris. Penny Ellison, Cita Rogers, Richard Brassell, Frances Larkins. - one hundred and eighteen - MAJORETTES Left to right: Janice Elam, Penny Ellison, Jo Cabe, Kay Dixon, Pauline Briggsg not pictured: Kay Sloan, ALICE SWOFFORD Band Queen BAND DAY 'ie '-1 rap ' - - 'v' 3'f19:,7f?f5s,,N5u 1Lf 1l, ',,1, M121 , V-'ZW - ,U ,'-' 3','c' i 'WI' : ' ' 'f -Q. Q' fiz t V X , f Q.. s-,sm One of the highlights of the marching band season was the annual Band Day program attended by various Western North Carolina high srhool banfls. This was the scene at the Mars Hill High School Stadium during the afternoon prior to the game with Marion Institute as the massed bands went through rehearsal. - one hundred and nineteen - AGO 4 First row fleft to r1ghtr: Mrs. Robertson, Norman Selby. Cheryl Liner, lvlargaret Dudley, Bob Sxnclair, Ken Denton, Lmda James, John Groce tstanding behindh, Glenda Robinette, Janice Snead. Larry Miller, James Daughtry. STAGE BAND 2 - 3 E First row Cleft to rightnz Bill Campbell, Charles Pierce, Jack Gardner, Jim Helderman, John Lzrckeyg piano: Arlis Suttles. buss fiddle: Ken Murray: drums: Richard Brassellg set-oncl row: Paul Clark, Kun Bratton, John Dalrymple, Bobby Edwards, fstantlingj Wayne Pressleyg third row: A. D. Framer, Otis Broyhill, Boh Kemp. - one hundred and twenty - -FJ Q' 'L . ' -4 15 . f If wQ ?' 'F' 41-2 QQ 1., 1-Q 3 ,gli 'KN ' X' ' Especially meaningful was the new day which dawned when the limitations of this old sanctuary were left behind in the move to a. new House of God. . 3:5 w'.k-lf-.sg ff , lil f e, K gb XX If 'ff' I If 3. I I I I ff 2' I 5? f' wx: .. I Mfflfi' I v IX Ei.EX l ----it fs:-' f q -f--f-lv ,gp V I '95 'lj :AP ll w I A I i I I I I ' ' . I I' I I I I I ' I I I I - Q I I I I I I I ff f 'I I II gIf . I , I l I- I . I I , I I I I I I I I ,J I I l I . , I ' .fe ',f,wI im mi IE :x 3 mt new days lie ahead for ull who wu1'ship here? L Pf- , 1 1 CE if x w fix ., ? s X f , N ., V, X, N N , Q Qin 2 3 5 f,,.- Y . ' ,-.. f' H . 'sh ff, A C' W- - . ?Z'N' ww' INT, 'ff-is ,qszfr ffifiv is , ,f Q-,QV 5- Q.. 1: ' 7 , j,,.',, ,K -.gf 52,2 A I' ' y f Nfl fm iff W , 15 nw., Q L-5 B ll' 'J Q - ' -f rw gg ef Q --- r H w gh . , . ' 51 .Q j , , , ' , , g Q. tsg,.4.:fsa,.? J A Y ,... ,qv V , , Li--Q ,f ' 1. A , 'i--34-41. A' ' - 6' ,I 'fgams cuff-as -'ff .,, Q RELIGION BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The BSU, through the members of its council and through the various unit organizations and activities. has striven this year to create a closer relationship between the students and the local churches. The result has been the deepening of the spiritual life of many through opportunities for practical Christian service, through participation in Wholesome recreation and through more meaningful worship. As the chief coordinating agency for all the religious programs and activities on a Christian college campus, the BSU will have an even greater responsibility and opportunity in the days ahead. GENE HAWKINS President DR. ELLA J. PIERCE Faculty Advisor K 1 First row tleft to rightl: Kay Brooks, second vice presidentg John West, first vice president' David Crook, Train- ing Union director: Dan Keels, mission council leader: Gene Hawkins, presidentg John Reagan, Westminster Fellowship representativeg Charles Smith, town representative: Wayne Merchant, treasurerg Bob Clyde, Volunteers for Christ repre- sentative: second row: Larry Elliott, ministerial conference representative: Carol Hunt, publicity chairmang Darla Sanford, YWA representativeg David Craig, Sunday School superintendent: Susan Walker, representative in state BSU programg Joy Simpson, recording secretaryg Billy Sellers, third vice presidentg David Montross, Canterbury Club representativeg Richard Ergenbright, Methodist Student Movement iepresentativeg not pictured: Margaret Bruce, music director. - one hundred and twenty four - A - A X - Q V.l KK? X M I ' ' , r S E s :f5fz4 I - ' ,an ' 4 3 E r X , r 1 ii I K 7105- f'5Q?'. I I f 'Q 'X Y 1 ...f- JOHN DAVID MQGEE ir President VERNON E. WOOD Faculty Advisor 1 I OSCAR E. SAMS MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE Young' nwn whw cam C-1IlSCik'lltiUllSlj' 4rl'1'i1'm that they hdw hr-eh culled wT'G1rd iuiw thu nlihistry may join the Ministerial 1'HIlfUl'9I1L'lA. The weekly meetings and ihv vzrricd uctivitiei uf the CUIlf6l'Ul1CC help 'Ur strengthen the lives uf the memhcrs and to lll'U11il1'E' them for zu richer. fuller ministry. Wise :md faithful Cfvunsel by Mr. Wuorl is up-lifting amd l'8ilSSLll'i1lg,' tu each une. , Fzrst rvrru llwft to rxghtb: Chalk-H LQv.'iS. Tommy TIISYJII. Jlm W'hv'LS1rwm', Jauk Trunt, Archer Turner, Gnu' Parka Don Lctzrmg. Russull Cv1'ULXfi1'l. Bryce XrVlI1lITT1I'L', P11115 Fulbrrxyht, Hunulu Owr-rx: Swwzcl row: A, W. Czrppfar. Vmwnt Bc-achy. B111 Haber, Eldzldgu Parrlsh, Dardr-n Batllu, Jdhn Davld Mf:Gw', Billy Selig-rs. Cenll Bruton. .Img Killmx Jw Lil'1E'b61'gL'1'. I i I - one hundred and twenty-five - YGUNG WOMEN'S AUXILIARY This organization, part of a Southern Baptist Convention-wide pro- gram, seeks to unite young women for the advancement of missions. Through study, prayer. giving and service the YWA helps its members to develop a genuine Christian concern for others and to have a part in the spread of the Gospel on the campus as well as throughout the world. DARI13I?0s?ci:1h?ORD Under the leadership of Darla Sanford and of Mrs. Don H6lld61'SOH, ad- visor, the activities and programs of the Auxiliary this year have been stimulating and richly rewarding. v2 : za. One of the highlights of YWA activities for the year was the sweetheart banquet in the Blue Room of the cafeteria in February. Well-attended and enhanced by colorful decorations and a delicious dinner, the occasion was climaxed by a dynamic address by Miss Hart. - one hundred and twenty-six - 4 . bi1ff ',' f' ll' A-ff ' '- -R 0 VOLUNTEERS are FOR CHRIST Students who have dedicated themselves to full-time C'hristiain service at home or zilnoucl find this oi'gzuiizzitioii, it unit ot' the total BSU program, helpful and rew:ii'ding. This year there has been at high ROBERT CLYDE quality of fellowship and some unusual opportunities for real l'hristinn P1'CS1d01iI service. Monthly meetings have been challenging and infornizitive con- cerning world needs and have helped the members to prepare themselves for greater usefulness in the Cause of Christ. Their dedication to at religious vocation has been inspiring to many planning for secular voca- tions. cz cv 17 xg' x -.s 'T 7 Q V First row fleft to rightlz Bob Clyde. Celia Childers. Martha Penley, Betty Slatun, Linda Pierce, Judy Bottorff. Jes- sica Buchanan, Judy Duckworth, Martha Waldent second row: Me-igueritc Robbins. Sara Sellers, Linda Avscue. Diane Price, Bienda Stallings, Linda Mills, Mary Ellen Saunders, Karen Harkerg third row: Patsy Corbin, Birdie Lou Hill. Sue Lee, Kay Brooks, Christine Hastings, Mary Lynn Bunting, June Ferguson. Betty Juan Crawford. - one hundred and twenty-seven - MISSION COUNCIL Left to right: Cecil Bruton, LaMont Albertson, James Kiser, Archie Turner, Sara Sellers, Hilda Dean, Dr. Nelson, Dan Keels, Morris Wray. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT 2 , - 5 , I First row tleft to righfl: Rita Propst, Barbara Grant. Juanita Bush, Elizabeth Ammons, Jackie Midyette, Elaine Poole, Pat Grant, Dick Ergeubrightg second row: Henry Walden, Maureen Brown, J. Gilbert Vick, Lynn Mayfield, Harry Gibbs, Tracy Heath, Rev. John Vernon, pastor, Mrs. R. L. Crisp. advisor. Mrs. Julia Holcombe, advisor. - one hundred and twenty-eight - CANTERBURY CLUB Left Zo rzghlz Mr. Joseph Morgan, Bob Johnston. Dave Montross. Howard Parks, John Glll, and Ruv. Hunt Comer, l l I WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Q 'CQ -rw '5-m....,.,.. First row tlelt to rlghthz Cecile Plott. John Reagan, Diane Kelley, B111 Campbell, Carole-Lynn Lalvc-ry, Lmlla Culd well: secmfd row: Mr, lvlatthews, aclwsor, Ronnie Harvey, Doug Conrad, Van Carroll, Fred Ray, David Thomas. L - one hundred and twenty-nine - 1 .wg is WS' 5-. g:,f'+..:4f' lkif-:'. V SD?-v-fs AwJ-s-It: 1 1' :af fs H , f E ' J 'lx 3: , .ff .5 -Af,,,f in , ,.,wgf A' 4 'SY' ,Q .1 - Wi ll f ri I' I 52 'iv lr I r il ' B3 'ii ... Wt, J me Q-1, 4f5,.m , br- ,. ,, ri -1 1, ' ,.-.'A,m'4,.,,,,.. 72? mm if Hill! ev if VH jig!! ,,..,.-...-y mm Hn Ill In us gm ns 1 L Bi gf 1 Zi ,. . X wp: ca ATHLETICS FOOTBALL '62 The Mars Hill College Lions saw the dawn of a new day in intercollegiate sports competition as they moved slowly from junior to senior college opponents. The four- year competitors proved tough but the fighting Lions, guid- ed by veteran head coach Don Henderson and newcomer, line coach Haskell Ezell and by co-captains Ron Henderson and Buddy Windle, roared to a 4-3-0 season. Shaky at the dawn but hot in the middle of the day, the Lions lost their opener to a powerful Maryville CTenn.l squad, 0-21, and dropped the second game to Lees-McRae, 6-20. Then they began to roll. Homecoming was a blast as the Lions performed with precision in a 26-6 conquest of 'i , .. - VA ,,. f ir a, Y t XR: ern V' COACH HENDERSON COACH EZELL First row fleft to rightbf Fred Walser, Scott Conner, John Knighten, John Henry Davis, Buddy Windle, Jack Reece Lewis Severnson, Harry Sprouse, Nick Johnson: second row: .Jerry Chandler, Ray Millikin, Carl Jones, Ron Harvey, Max Gibbs, Ron Henderson, Terry Postell, Bo Dishman, Larry Honeycutt: third row: Dave Livengood, Spencer Penland, Bar row Carter, Rex Sprinkle, LaMont Albertson, Harry Briggs, Steve Boone, Ron Ward, back Tow: Don Martin, Boyd Per ry, Larry Phillips, Jack Ingle, Ron Stewart, Don Radford, C. S. Auer, J. C. Moss. - one hundred and thirty-two - Newport News 1Vu.l Aiiprentice Sf-hnnl. When they fwllmvecl up with zi 27-7 rfnnp ever the flnwin-Newman jnniui' vzirsity, it lnnkecl like they cnnlcln't he stniqwilg linwever. 21 tough Murifvii lAlu.l Institute teinn turn- ed the trick the follnwiinf week with ai 1,1-7 win. The Kvyrlets were 11th rzinkecl iizitiuiinlly Zllllllllfl' jllllltll' cnlleges that week. Gziiwlnel'-Wehb, one of the Lions' toughest :mil must hitter rivals clnringx the iunini' enllege games of recent years, Came tn town with plains tn shim the Blne :incl Gold team how the game should he plzivedg but the Lions taught them a thing 01' two and sent them home with 21 7-6 defeat. In the finale the Lions gained revenge for the earlier loss to Lees-McRae with an 25-0 Victory that was sparked by three former Bobcat players now en- rolled at Mars Hill. one hundred and thirty-three - When the season was over and the honors were being awarded, Buddy Windle was named by his team- mates as Best Back and Most Valuable Player. Center Larry Joe Phillips was selected as Best Line- manf' and Windle, Ron Henderson and Terry Postell were chosen tri-captains for next season. These and several others are worthy of special mention. Always a threat at left halfback, VVindle contributed two beautiful long runs and caught a pass for long yardage. Postell and Scott Conner, who shared the right halfback duties, were both threats as pass receivers and excelled on defense. Fullback Larry Honeycutt, one of the hardest runners around, chipped in several long-run TD's. Quarterback Jack Reece called fine games and accounted for the most points, 24. Ends Boyd Perry and Don Martin were good receivers and also stood out on defense. Martin booted 7 through the up- rights on extra point attempts. Laudable play by Henderson and two other guards, Jerry Chandler and Spencer Penlandg by de- fensive end Dave Livengoodg and by tackles J. C. Moss, C. S. Auer, Jack Ingle and Bo Dishman also deserves mention, does the punting of specialist Harry Briggs. A word of appreciation to managers Jerry Strong, Don Martin and Jimmy Alexander is also in order. We Y x , , 9 . ' , Q .,,silV- , W -rs 1 , 5 v 'gf Bfxll Ht- xy E S X if . ,flu ' Tfx2f'T 5N's'x R 'f v , . v yn 4 4- N 5 fav' W Mei 'K , R g Y-,f,x - . Jrgmm -, Y. , YJ. I X NN-u. 1 ' 'Ms' S z 4' a xx ' 51 -Q'w ,? 'Fx X Q i F' ,A 'f'ffi:1!'k'? H . .,-,-., A 4 if ' . 'E 'nv'-.. i9 ., ff' 1 ' . jf ' V-vs r ml Y K ' 3 'tw-:viii R K -, ffl. s' Q ,fur -M 4 's' '41 3 -. ,... as., , .g ...,, sg- ' :-an 1 JI - , af 1' , ' ' '- t ' ., J :af 34' 'ff 4 Q i - A' Q A Z, P hiv' ., , ' Y fir V- If '-'- ,, ,gfifi 1, gfiwig X, i' Mg, , ev .W . Q 3+ l ,Q if HRW iw A fv : A-1, 4 6 ,,.o --sw A -,,V 1 . v' M BASKETBALL '62-'63 af ' xv . , 4 V ' if !-., '- ' 1. pb Af , , ' n ' -' f ,'-: V iff- ' ' - . I - 'Lat ox s ' Hi 3 ' , ...,- Separated from the junior college league in which they had competed the last dozen years, the Mars Hill College X Lions got a taste of the brand of competition that lies ahead in the years to come. In a season cut short by the cancella- tion of a three-game road trip, Coach Wood's squad com- piled a 7-10 record that displayed good prospects for next year. Dave Hughes copped the scoring race with 233 points, followed closely by Bill Loven and Don Martin with 223 each and Jabbo Bennett with 157. COACH HARRELL WOOD as ds' First row fleft to rightbz Manager Bob Johnston, Dave Beaman, Steve Young, Doug Pickard, Jabbo Bennettg second row: Hoby Harmon, Pat Sams, Don Martin, Bill Loven, D, J. Hughesg third row: Manager Cary Hedgepeth, C. S. Auer, Don Colbert, Mackie McLendon, Bill Eure, Manly League. - one hundred and thirty-six - The lowes of Scfmit Crnnier Qwith zz leg injury! and Bill Eure, Dave Beaman, and Doug Pickard at the end of the first semester hurt tremendously, but Steve Young, Hoby Harmon, Pat Sams, Mackie McLenclon and Manly League stepped in L0 take up the slack pleasingly well: and freshmen Kees Auer and Don Colbert get some experience that will help next fall. BASKETBALL RESULTS Mars Hill 60. Tusculum 62 Mars Hill 106, Milligan 92 Mars Hill 67, Brevard 78 Mars Hill 76, King 94 Mare Hill 97, Tusculum 95 Mars Hill 64, King' 76 Mars Hill 71. Maryville 75 Mars Hill 72, WCC Fresh 63 Mars Hill 93, A-B 71 Mars Hill 83, Lenoir Stzuw 94 Mars Hill 72, Asheville Jaycees 61 Mars Hill 61, Milligan SS Mars Hill 84, Emory LQ Henry 67 Mars Hill 74. ETSC Frosh 82 Mars Hill S4, A-B 75 Mars Hill 37, Bryan U. 93 Mars Hill 70 WCC Fresh 73 v ,- 'f ,-if xyxkff' -V4 V mx ..,1X-' Q 5 ti , i l-lvl 3 S 15' A ,fl VW ix Top Tow Cleft to rightbz Jabbo Bennett, Mackie McL.endon, Steve Young, Dutch Auer, Hoby Harmon, middle row: Bill Loven, Manly League, Don Colbert, Scott Conner, Bill Eurep bottom row: Don Martin, Dave Beaman, Doug Pickard, Dave Hughes, Pat Sams. - one hundred and thirty-eight - WEIGHT LIFTING xv-l V. Left to right: Coach Ezell, Larry Kelly, Roicl Potter, Doug Ezoll, Roy Tweed, Jim Bo Larry Collins, Bob Rood, C. S. Auer, Randy Brinkley. Paul Houston: on bench: Bo Bo Dishman TRACK X,-NT ne, Henry Godfrey, Miko Neal Mid xvilfif' First row lleft to rightl: John Knight, Bob Doal, Terry Powell, Marshall Adams, John Davis, Lewis mv Shoo, Norman Raines. Bo Bo Dishman, Ralph Snider, Gary Goodwin, Don Martin: P-avovld row: LHV Street, Harry Taylor, Doug Rohcrts, Rogor Ifluiisluy, Jackson Harp, Johnny Lomax, Vlfilliam Paysour, Sammy Burton, Dennis Pulvsr, Tom Glarldcfn. Allon Boll: lliirrl mir: Troy Pzirhum. Bill Bullnrcl Chri Say Watkins, William Smith. Alva Wilder, Tom Davis, Joo Dunn, Randy Brinkley, Stove Boone, Harm Albertson, - one liunclred and thirty-nine - :iff Sl-x'oi'smi, Tum- i-rn Wrnglil, Tl-fl Bohliix' I,vori:i1w,l f l'I1lYlll'S. Lint!- lllt-Coll. LIl1XIHI'1l BASEBALL '63 Conditioning Workouts for baseball got underway in early March and prospects for the season were good at Laurel deadline time. Outfielder Bill Clark had been elected team captain and he and nine others from '62 were on hand: Luke Wood, Mike Farrell, Gary Hamrnonds, Lar- ry Honeycutt, Don Raines, Lou Hill, Dick Ward, Dave Livengood and Jackie Hughes. Big Don Martin, formerly an all-conference performer at Lees-McRae, was also avail- able. Coach Henderson had found the scheduling of games more difficult than had been experienced when Mars Hill was still a member of the junior college circuit. Those listed at the right had been booked by deadline: Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May COACH HENDERSON 28 Emory SL Henry College 4 Milligan College 20 Bryan University 23 Milligan College 27 Maryville College 1 Maryville College 2 Bryan University 4 Warren Wilson College 9 Warren Wilson College First row Cleft to rightjz Bill Clark, Don Raines, Terry Furr, Paul Patterson, Jack Hughes, Ken Pearce, second Togo: Coach Henderson, Mike Ferrell, Bill Loven, Gary Hamrnonds, Lewis Hill, Luke Woody third row: Sonny Rice, Dick Ward, Doc Altizer, Larry Honeycutt, Charles Young, Dave Livengood. - one hundred and forty N. .Sf Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May e fs. , , if +7 ww 'F nlrl v W i F: '!,' .ls .X Xxnkx ii ' M., S V35 5:1 gn Q i 3-'ATH.UEPTl- CGACH WOOD 1 Brevard College 8 Milligan College . 22 Asheville School . 25 Brevard College 1 Asheville School Il Western Czuvlinu College 10 Western Carolina College TENNIS X '63 Stepping ont ot' the junior College field and into senior college Competition, the Lion netters experienced ai new day with ai new couch und high hopes. On the basis of iiitrzi-squzifl plziy during the fall. veterans Jim Thoinzis. Van Carroll, Ken Murray and Charles White and freslinizm Andy Morley ranked ut the top of the standings. Thomas was way-lxayed by academics before the season started. but at Laurel deadline time there was optimism for the season by Fouch Harrell Wood, who had taken over the coaching reigns from Miss Hurt. Kneeling: Charles White: standing ileft to righti: Jim Thomas. Van Carroll. Andy Morley, Ken lilurray. one hundred and forty-one - INTRAMURALS A varied program of athletic competition for men not competing on the intercollegiate level is vital to good health and high spirit on the campus. Such a program is the intramural action directed by Coach Fish and the Council. Teams representing the dormitories, various cottages and private homes and the societies competed this year in touch football, volleyball, basketball, softball and track. The name of the over-all winner is to be engraved on a hand- some trophy and displayed in the library, Among the inembels of the intiamuial council vs hich lirected the year's intramural program were Cleft to rightjz Lai x Gioce Allan Clarl-. Gan Goodxxm R1cha1d Ramirez William Harvey, Bill Mltchell and Sidney Sllllth. one hundred and forty-two - i...,i..- . Wm bk frm' pb-n -ar' HH' , Wi! 1 Xxx X ' fi? - I 1 1 A Q ' L. .., 1 ,- : fr 1 , ' ,. Keen competition in touch football got the year's intramurals off to a good start, and Brown tventually bested Spil- man 6-0 for the championship, A faculty team added flavor to the basketball competition. Don Owen succeeded Bill Eure as president of the council at the and of the first semester. -- one hundred and forty-three - 1 ' ' ' .5-, 1, , . 5 1 'P 1 , - v , 614 -Q ,J-: . . . F F ,A 4 ' I , '. 4 . , , .-, ' ' . x , ' 41 L. i I, A Q, E 8 ge me I I1 ie Y lv , ' 1 ,. 4, N U' 5 L 'Ji , , - 1 w W X A K 4 S, I vo. I 1 2 Y - 2 x -A l X .. l in , I ff -. 1 7 '1- I, ' , ' -. - 5 six! i .Tix Y ., I . 1 I ,V 1.1' Y yx 1 . V-, A 7-. J, I b h Q ,., .V - Hin, J W 1 9' l ,J 1--, .-, -- f , 1 , 'K .j :I f 'fl 5 2 R x ff f 5 I I N r fr. , I , R r I , n - , K 'f - ' I .r . 3 . X 1 4 '- W ' A 1 - : x , J- -' 5 f ' 1 J ' 'A V I ,- , , K 1 V g , I F fti 1 Q X y 1 F133 ' s f 2 x L F v 1 , I' I tt! A I f A K' I f K' 5 ' x Y k 1. f' wif f, - H J 2 1 EW - -Mfg 5 'Sf -ff Yi- ,- - 7' X 'x,-- rX, : 'f V' fpzqf .Rf JL'-J . 'X X -f C '. 1 ,J 1 -X 1 vw w Ax fp F - --J A . 5 f If .-. . ' - 1 '. ,-' 'N 5' X o 1, x I W I ' . I , X . , Ji , M ,ij . 1 - '- ,lx 'S . -1 L is I ff,- fl 'jx 'EJ X K X X f x f X 1 ' . ---f -3- in J-f A x. WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION The Womens Rec1'e:1ti-'rn Association endeavors to support and stimulate good will und interest in recrezttionztl activities, to create kl spoitslike attitude. und to unite und cooperate with ull campus orgzznizutions. During' the yeur the WRA sponsors activities for all students, the high- lights of which this vear were skating parties. square dances, and homecoming. Membership in the WRA is open to every young wo- man. It offers opportunities for improved skills. fellow- ship, and relaxation through its clubs and activities. The IVRA is under the direction of the Executive Council and the supervision of Couch Hurt. Nm First row tleft to riehtlz Kay Dixon, Joyce Dunlap, Aleta Welch Beckv Xoun blood Etttx Ann Shtunl to row: Grace Jones, Rosa Pittman, Judy Bridges, Melinda Wrthrovx Mu I Hontvcutt Nlantv Mn 'in I I F1 lntt Mizell, Freida Hill, Shirley Lail, Starr Glover. Birdie Lou Hill, Charlotte BlUj.,IlI1ldD ,r wtl ro Elimlwttli -Xinnons .g:eanhSgton, Sara Sellers, Jackie Scchrist, standing. Caren Oxxnbv Zeata Piesslex Glenda Campbell P v Oiml oac art. - one hundred and fortv fl e SOFTBALL First Tow fleft to rightJ: Grace Carter, Janice Snead, Sue Anthony, Grace Jones, Joycc Dunlap, Alia Weaver, Glenda Campbell, Ruth Smith, second row: Delores Bax- ter. Bessie Cline, Linda Mills, Sara Sellers, Melinda Withrow, Peggy Ormsby, Nancy Morgan, Nancy Britt, Rubye Jones, ,V U r Z, , W 3 ,n L ,Q it Q LQ-1-W' L MFA' -- L f Q ' ,Q V . BASKETBALL First rom Qleft to righth: Mary Ann Welter, Elizabeth Ammons, Caren Ownby. Betty Ann Sher- rill, Lynda Slyder, Mary Lou Newman, Jackie Norman: sec- ond row: Sara Sellers, Ruth Smith, Delores Baxter, Glenda Campbell, Peggy Ormsby, Bar- bara Granade, Judy Bottorff, Shirley Lail, third row: Betty Jean Crawford, Pinkie Gragg, Verna Kay Popplewell, Barbara Rector, Nancy Morgan, Bessie Cline, Judy Jackson, Juanita Bush, Grace Carter, Chris Mor- risg fourth row: Jean Sitton, Robin Kraemcr, Marsha Stafford, Becky Youngblood, Joyce Pitt- man, Ruby Byrd, Bonnie Rus- sell, Ronda Jane Watson, Coach Hart. R, VOLLEYBALL First row Cleft to rightb: Bet- ty Ann Sherrill, Sandra Garland, Joyce Dunlap, Nancy Morgan, Glenda Campbell, Becky Young- blood, Elizabeth Amxnonsg sec- ond row: Sharron Shook, Melin- da Withrow, Barbara Granade, Aleta Welch, Peggy Ormsby, Rosa Pittman, Charlotte Baugh- mang third row: Barbara Rec- tor, Shirley Lail, Robin Kream- er, Caren Ownby, Mary Ann Welter, Lynda Slyder, Cheryl Robertson, Joyce Pittman. HIKING First row tleft to rigl-tl' Ann Munn-ss, Judy Duckworth, Linda Murray. Susan Gaskin, Betty Slaton, Grace Carter, June Fer- guson, Patsy Corbin, Linda Ayscue: secmicl row: Christine Hastings, Nancy Trotter, Mary Horton. Birdie Lou Hill, Mary Moore, Iris Pickler, Peggy Dink- ins, Luwellyn Lovell. .bg ' I I '-f?j'if'-jpf':?:5- TENNIS Left to right: Ruby Byrd, Sharron Shook, Becky Young- blood Jean Sitton, Nan Stralnn, Jane Sullivan. ARCHERY First row fleft to 1'lgI1tII Linda Pierce, Brenda Simmons, Jackie SL-christ, Lynda Slynlcr, Mr,-Iva Hail- inan, Judy Bottorffg second VOLUZ Pat Stone, Donna Sawyer, Lana Hawk, Diane Price, Peggy' Ormsby, Glenda Campbell, Bessie Cline, Becky McRori-3. COUNCIL TUMBLING First row Qleft to rightb: Elizabeth Ammons, Aleta First row Cleft to rightjz Barbara Poff, Nancy Mor- Welch: second row: Starr Glover, Grace Jones, Glenda gan, Jackie Sechrist, Peggy Orrnsby, Glenda Campbell, Campbell. Ann' Huff, second row: Charlotte Baughman, Virginia Rollins, Aleta Welch, Grace Carter, Cecile Plott, Pat Ever- hart, Alia Weaver, Lynda Slyder. STANDOUTS Myra Hone-ycutt, Elizabeth Ammons, Aleta Welch. PHYSICAL CULTURE CRAFTS First row fleit to rightl: Elaine Teague, Marsha First row Cleft to rightlz Judy Vaughn, Joyce Wil- Ezell, Coach Hart, Shirley Lail, Judy Giddensg second son, Becky McRorie, Jane Young, Myra Honeycuttg sec- row: Linda Davis, Cheryl Robertson, Linda McMillan, ond row: Dlanne Haviland, Phyllis Dunning, Sophie Elizabeth Jones, Smith, Jo Wells, Elizabeth Amnions, Lois Surles, Judy Harless, Jean Small. UNIOR DIRECTORY ELIZABETH ANN AMMONS Franklin Physical Education Deans List 11 Honor Roll 2: Scriblerus 2: Nunpareil Society 1, 2, B,S.U. 1, 2, 33 WRA 1, 2, 3, Intramurals, WRA Council 2, 3, President 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3. MARIETTA ATKINS Bumsville Journalism WILLIAM D. BABER Mount Airy Liberal Arts Dramateers 2, Euthalian Society 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, President 2, Vice-Presi- dent 23 Campus Choir 2: BSU. 1, 2, 3, Ministerial Conference 1, 2, 3, Vice- Presiclent 3: Intramurals 1: Sunday School 1, 2, 33 Training Union 1, 2, 3, Music Director 2, Assistant Training Union Director 2. MRS. GLADYS PONDER BALL Mars Hill Secondary Education Dean's List 1, 2, 3: Logothia Club 1, 2, Chaplain 2, Campus Choir 1, 21 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2, WRA1 Sunday School 1, 2. DARDEN B. BATTLE Salem, Va. Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2, Euthalian Society 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 31 Censor 1: Ministerial Con- ference 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, MARY SUSAN BAUMANN Asheville Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2, 3, Orpheon Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, College Choir 3, Campus Choir 3, AGO 2. JOANNE LORRAINE BENNETT Jacksonville, Fla. Music Education Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Campus Choir 1, 2, 3, Librarian, B,S.U, 1, 2, 3: Sun- day School 1, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3: MENC 3. BEVERLY KATHLEEN BeSHEARS Charlotte Home Economics STEPHEN DOUGHTY BITTER Asheville Business Administration VIRGINIA FAYDEANE BLACKWOOI Raleigh Music Education JAMES CALVIN BONE Raleigh Religious Education JUANITA WINDSOR BOONE Marshall Elementary Education BILLIE JEAN BOWLING Durham English Miss Laurel Candidate 3: Honor Roll 2, 33 Drainateers 1, 3, Band 33 Canter- bury Club 2, 3, Vice-President, HOWARD G. BRIDGES Asheville Business Education Circle K Club 2. Board of Directorsl Laurel Staff 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, Scrib- lerus Club 2: Euthalian Society 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, Young Democrat Club 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, Sun- day School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. HOWARD DEARL BROOKS Pembroke MARY ALTA BROWN Andrews Science - one hundred and forty-nine - MARGARET OPIII-ILIA BRUCE Inman. S. C. Music Education College Marshal 3: Deans List 1, 2, 3, Orpheon Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 2: Clio Society 1, 2. Chaplain 2, Dorm Pianist 2, College Choir 3, Campus Choir 2, 3, Accompanistg Band 1, B,S.U. 1, 2, 3, B.S.U. Council 3, Music Director, Sunday School 1, 2, 31 Training Union 1, 2, 31 Orchestra 1. HARRY WILSON BUNDY Elizabeth City Business Administration Honor Roll 25: Class Superlatiyc 2. ISAAC SLATER CALL Wilkesboro Public Relations GLENDA SUE CAMPBELL Catawba Physical Education B.S.U, 1, 2, 3: Volunteers for Christ 1, Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, 31 WRA Council 3. Treasurer, Sunday School 1, 2: Basketball Team 1, 2, 31 Softball 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. BARROW FLEETWOOD CARTER Burnsville Business Administration TRAVERS CHIOTT Asheville Business MAClub 1, 21 Track 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2. ALLAN BAXTER CLARK Canton Liberal Arts Honor Roll 1: Euthalian Society 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, Secretary, Mcn's Student Council, Young Republican Club, B,S,U. 1, 2, 3: B,S.U. Council 1, Ministerial Conference 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 2g M-Club 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2. 3. UNIOR DIRE TORY PAUL ALBERT CLARK Temple Hills, Md. Pre-Law Dean's List 3: Honor Roll 1, 2: Inter- national Relations Club 1, 2: Forensics Club 1, 2: Philomathian Society: Dorm Chaplain: Band 1, 2: Young Republican Club 2: Intramurals 2: Sunday School 1 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2. CAROLYN CURTIS COMPTON Benson Education SCOTT E. CONNER West Asheville Physical Education HENRY LEE DAVIS Winston-Salem Civil Engineering LARRY S. DAVIS Burnsville Accounting Honor Roll 2: Young Republican Club 2, Secretary. THERESA NADINE DAVIS Asheville Elementary Education Nonpareil Society 1, 2, 3: Young Demo- :rat Club 2, 3: B.S.U. 2, 3: B.S.U. Council 2: Volunteers for Christ 1: Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, 3, Vice- President: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Train- ing Union 1, 2, 3. EDMUND LINDSAY DEAN Cary Pre-Law Honor Roll 3: Science Club 3: Drama- teers 3: Euthalian Society 3, Vice-Presi- dent: Young Democrat Club 2, 3: M- Club 2: Football 1, 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Weightlifting Club 3, HILDA JEANETTE DEAN Walkertown Liberal Arts Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Logothia Club 1, 2, 3: Clio Society 1. 2, 3, Chaplain 2: Womens Student Council 3: Dorm Chaplain 2, President 3: Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, 31 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, 3, Dorm President 2: Mission Council 3, Secretary-Treasurer: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2. WILLIAM A. DEANS, III St. Pauls History Forensics Club 1: Dramateers 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 23 Euthalian Society 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 2, Vice President 1. Vice- President 3: Campus Choir 1: B.S.U. 1, 2: B.S.U. Council 21 Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, 3. KEN LEWIS DENTON Charleston Heights, S. C. Music Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Orpheon Club 1, 2, 3, President 2: College Choir 1, 2, 3: Campus Choir 1, 2: AGO 2, 3, Presi- dent 2, Vice-President 3. ROBERT CLIFTON DODSON Durham Business Administration Circle K Club 2, 3, Board of Directors: Honor Roll 1, 2: Business Club 1, 2, Vice-President, President: M-Club 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2. HARVEY RAY DOTSON Asheville Textile Chemist BOBBY LOCKE EDWARDS Marshall Music Education Band 1, 2, 3: MENC 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Brass Ensemble 1, 2. DONALD JACKSON ELLIOTT Mars Hill Business Administration - one hundred and fifty - LARRY A. ELLIOTT Kershaw, S. C. Liberal Arts Laurel Staff 1: Dean's List 3: Honor Roll 23 Logothia Club 2, Chaplain: Dorm Chaplain 3: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: B.S.U. Greater Council 3: Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, 3, President 2: Mission Council 1, 2: Cross Country 1: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, 3. ADA LOU ENGLISH Mars Hill Education RICHARD T. ERGENBRIGHT Charlottesville, Va. Business Hilltop Staff 2: B.S.U. Council 3: Metho- dist Student Movement 2, 3, President. WILLIAM HENRY EURE Roanoke Rapids Business Administration MARSHA LEE EZELL Charlotte Elementary Education Miss Laurel Candidate 3: May Court 3: Hilltop Staff 1: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: WRA 1, 2, 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Home- coming Court 3. KENNETH W. FORESTER Asheville Forestry Young Republican Club 1, 2: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3. NELL RITA FOX Asheville Church Music Clio Society 1, 2: Campus Choir 1, 2, 3: Young Woman's Auxiliary 3: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2: Tumbling Club 1. GWENDOLYN INEZ FRANKS Bryson City Social Work UNIOR JUDY CAROL GIDDENS Burgaw Elementary Education Clio Society 1, 21 Dorm Offici-1' 3, Campus Choir 1, 2, Il, Young Republi- can Club Zig B.S.U. 1, 2, Hg Volrintccrs for Christ l, 23 Young VVomcn's Auxilie ary lg Mission Council 11 WHA 1, 2, Zig WRA Council 131 Sunday School 1. 2, 3: T1'illl'lll'l,Q, Union 1, 2, 33 Junior Class Secretary. HARRY LEE GIEZENTANNER Asheville Business Administration GROVER DALE GILLIS. JR. Mars Hill Science GARY WINSTON GOODWIN Asheville Business Administration Laurel Staff 2, 3, Sports Editor 2, As- sociate Editor 33 Pliiloniathian Society 1, 2, Treasurer: Dorm Recreational Di- rector 2, 3, Young Democrat Club 2, 31 B.S.U. 1, 2, 31 M-Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2. 3, Intramural Council 2, 3. PHYLLIS ANN GORES Weaverville Home Economics DAVID HAROLD GRIFFITH Sayre, Penn. Math JUDSON ANDREW HALL Franklin Liberal Arts CAROLE LOUISE HAMBY Black Mountain Education LESLIE MILTON HAMBY Black Mountain Math MARY FRANCIS HANKS State Road Liberal Arts ll RECT ALICE DeLOIS HARRIS Old Fort Education May Court 333 Nonparcil Society 1, 23 Dorm Clioristcr 2. 253 Campus Choir 2, .51 H SU, 1, 2, 331 Vulriiitci-i's for Clvrist 1, Yiiiui: Womf-n's Auxiliary 2, WHA 1. 2. fi. lllll'ElIllLll'LllSQ WHA Council il, Donn l:iL'Dl'CSL'lll1IlIVE, Sunday School 1, 2, 33 Training Union 1, li. DAVID M. HARRIS Jonesboro, Ga. Business Administration Fotuiigi Republican Club 33 Intramurals , ... -J. SANDRA KAY HARRIS Charlotte Education IVAN WOODROW HART Baltimore, Md. Business Administration ALBERT GENE HAWKINS Roxboro Liberal Arts DARRELL JACKSON HEATH Winston-Salem Liberal Arts 1-Ionor Roll 253 College Choir 33 BSU. 3, lVlin'ster1al Conference 233 Sunday School 3, Music Director: Training Union 3, JAMES LEWIS HENDERSON Washington, D. C. Liberal Arts Mons Student Council 33 Dorm Vice- President 33 Young Republican Club 2, BSU. lg Sunday School 1. BRENDA JOYCE HENSON Mmphy Business Education CLAY GRAY HIPP Gray Court, S. C. Business Administration - one hundred and fifty-one - OR NAOMI SUE HONEYCUTT Mars Hill Liberal Arts GEORGE SAGE HORNER Asheville Business Administration WALTER SHERMAN HOYLE Asheville Business Administration DAVID JACOB HUGHES Newland Physical Education ROBERT LEE HUGHES Asheboro Liberal Arts FREDERICK EUGENE HUNDLEY Suffolk, Va. Chemistry KENNETH LEE HUNEYCUTT Albemarle Liberal Arts MARY ANNA HUNT Roanoke, Va. Education MRS. PAULINE MORGAN HUNT Swannanoa Elementary Education MRS. JENNIE LOU HUNTER Mars Hill Education HOWARD INGLE Marshall Business UNIOR DIRECTORY GUY R. JACKSON High Point Church Music Honor Roll 3, Orpheon Club 3: Euthali- an Society 1, College Choir 1, 2, 33 Campus Choir 1, 2: B.S.U. 13 AGO 2, Secretary. LINDA ANN JAMES Charlotte Church Music Honor Roll 33 Orpheon Club 33 Clio Society 1, 2. Secretary 23 College Choir 1, 2, 33 B.S.U. 13 Sunday School 1, 2, 31 AGO 31 Madrigal Singers 3. JAMES CHARLES JETTON Alexander Liberal Arts DENNIS RAY JOHNSTON Statesville Math Honor Roll 2, 3: French Club 23 Philo- mathian Society 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, 35 In- tramurals 1, 2, 33 Sunday School 1 2, 3. 1 JERRY FAY JOLLEY Mars Hill Church Music JERRY LYNN JORDAN Concord Math JOHN ROBERT JORDAN Clinton Liberal Arts DANIEL E. KEELS Florence, S. C. Liberal Arts Deans List 3: Honor Roll lg Logothia Club 2, Chaplain, Euthalian Society 1. Marshal, Dorm Officer 1, 23 B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: B.S.U, Council 2, 3: Ministerial Conference 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, Mission Council 2, 3, Sunday School 1, 23 Train- ing Union 1, 2, 3, LARRY FRANKLIN KENDRICK Griffin, Ga. Education EDWIN W. KING Murphy Chemistry Circle K Club 3, Men's Student Council 2, Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 23 Young Democrat Club 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Weightlifting Club 3, Vice-President. LARRY H. KREISCHER Berwick, Penn. Pre-Medicine Honor Roll 2: Science Club 23 Draina- teers 3, Euthalian Society 1, 23 Dorm Chaplain 33 Band 21 Young Democrat Club 23 B.S.U. 1, Sunday School 13 Methodist Student Movement 2. MRS. LINDA S. KUHLMAN Asheville Home Marketing OWEN S. KULO Fort Myers, Fla. Medical Technology Honor Roll 2: German Club 2, Treasur- er: B.S.U. 2, Sunday School 2, Teacher. ELLINGTON ANDERSON LACKEY Weaverville Business Administration JOHN ROY LACKEY Asheville Liberal Arts JANE CLAYTON LAMB Cross Anchor, S. C. Elementary Education Campus Choir 33 B.S.U. 1, 2, 33 Young Women's Auxiliary, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3. WILSON KEYSER LEVERING, III Baltimore, Md. Liberal Arts - one hundred and fifty-two - SARA MARIE LONG Andrews Elementary Education RONALD LEE LUCK Mars Hill Church Music SANDRA HALL LYELL Montross, Va. Elementary Education JOHN DAVID McGEE West Africa Liberal Arts College Marshal 3, Chief, Dean's List 23 Honor Roll 1, 33 International Re- lations Club 2, 3: Forensics Club 2, Euthalian Society 1, 2, 3, President, Campus Choir 21 Ministerial Conference 1, 2, 3, President, Mission Council 2g Tennis 2, Sunday School, Training Union. WALTER JONES McLENDON Oakboro Physical Education MARY LINDA McMILLAN Greensboro Home Economics Honor Roll 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Young Republican Club 3, B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, 3, WRA 3, Sunday School 1, 2, 3. DONALD DEAN MARTIN Chilhowie, Va. Physical Education DONALD RAY MARTIN Salem, Va. Physical Education TED LEE MATHIS Burnsville Social Science WILLIAM DALE MAXWELL Hendersonville Math WILLIAM BRYON MEACHAM Charlotte Business Administration BRENDA CAROL MEDFORD Clyde Math Dean's List 2, 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, German Club 2, 3, Clio Society 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 3: Women's Student Council 3: Dorm Vice President 3, B.S.U., Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, 3, Dorm Vice- President 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 'Training Union 1, 2, 3. FRANCIS WAYNE MERCHANT Spartanbiug, S. C. Business Administration Circle K Club 2, Honor Roll 2, Eu- thalian Society 1, 2, 3, Marshal 2, Censor 2, Vice-President 2. President 2, B.S,U. 1, 2, 3, B.S.U. Council 3, Treasur' er, M-Club 2, 3, Football Manager 1, 2, Baseball Manager 1, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3. MARTHA JANE MILAM Georgetown, S. C. Math Dean's List 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, Scrib- lerus Club, Wome-n's Student Council 3, President, B.S,U. Council 2, Volun- teers for Christ 2, President, Young Woinen's Auxiliary, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND W. MILLIKIN Halifax Business Administration Dramateers 2, Young Democrat Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Intramurals 1. DERITH LORAINE MORRIS Roanoke Rapids Elementary Education Clio Society 1, 2, 3, Chorister 2, Col- lege Choir 1, 2, 3, Campus Choir 2, Young Democrat Club 3, BSU., Sun- day School, Training Union, IOR DIRECTORY RAY NEWMAN MORRISON Hendersonville Music EDWARD R. MULLAN EY Charlotte Math Philomathian Society 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3. LAURA PATRICIA NASH Burlington Liberal Arts College Marshal 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, International Relations Club 2, Drama- teers 1, 2, 3, Clio Society l, 2, 3, B.S.U., Volunteers for Christ 1, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, Sunday School 1. 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3 . RICHARD L. NELSON Grand Island, N. Y. Religion Euthalian Society 2, 3, Vice-President 3, College Choir 1, 3, Campus Choir 2. JOEL LARRY NEWSOME Fremont Engineering LOIS JEAN NICHOLSON Miami, Fla. Elementary Education HUBERT DONALD NOBLITT Bald Creek Liberal Arts JOSEPH RANDOLPH NOLAND Asheville Business Administration WINIFRED ANN PARROTT Pickens, S. C. Business Education Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess 2, BSU. 1, 2, 3, Young Womens Auxiliary 2, 3, Sunday School 1, 2, 3. - one hundred and fifty-three - BARBARA ESTHER PATE Burnsville Liberal Arts Deans List 2, Honor Roll 1, 3, Business Club 2, 3, Vice-President, Clio Society 1, 2. 3, Campus Choir 1, 2, Young Rea publican Club 3, BSU. 1, 2, 3, Young Womens Auxiliary lg WRA 1. 2, WRA Council 2, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, Train- ing Union 1, 2, 3. KENNETH HUGH PEARCE Cary Business Administration Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Business Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Men's Student Council 3, Dorm Officer 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, Junior Class President. MARY ELLEN PHILLIPS Mars Hill Liberal Arts BARBARA CAROL POFF Cambria, Va. Education D. HAROLD PONDER Mars Hill Political Science JAMES TERRY POSTELL Andrews Physical Education JOSEPH T. PREVETTE North Wilkesboro Biology Young Republican Club 1, 2, 3, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. TRINA YVONNE RATHBONE Clyde Elementary Education Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Young Democrat Club 2, BSU. 1, 2, 3, Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2, 3: Sun- day School l, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3. UN JAMES H. RAY Mars Hill Liberal Arts Young Democrat Club 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JAMES JUNIUS REAGAN Weaverville Education JOHN REAGAN Kingsport, Tenn. History Laurel Staff 2, Staff Photographer: Hill- top Staff 1, 2: Forensics Team 1, 2, 3: Philomathian Society 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 2, Censor 3: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: B.S.U. Coun- cil 2, 3: Westrninister Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Secretary, Vice-President: Golf Team 1 2 3 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN REED. III Peekskill, N. Y. Biology Dramateers 3: Philomathian Society 2, 3, Censor 2, President 2: Men's Student Council 2: House President 2: Track 1: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. ROLLY R. REEL Sanford, Fla. Commercial Art Honor Roll 1: Euthalian Society 1, 2, Marshal, Censor: Dorm Secretary- Treasurer 1. N ORMA LORETTA RICE Mars Hill RUTH DELENE RICHARDSON Wise, Va. Liberal Arts GEORGE SEWELL RIDENHOUR Hendersonville Pre-Medicine JOHN ROSS ROBERTS Gastonia Business Administration IOR DIREC ORY SYBIL YVONNE ROBERTS Shelby Education Honor Roll 2: International Relations Club 3: Dramateers 1: Nonpareil So- ciety l, 2, 3, Marshal, Censor: B.S,U. 1, 2, 3: Volunteers for Christ: Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2. 3. JUDY ANN ROBINSON Mars Hill Education DONALD E. ROTHWELL Berkeley Heights, N. J. Pre-Law Forensics Club 2: Euthalian Society 1: Men's Student Council 3, Secretary- Treasurer: Dorm President 3: Young Republican Club 2, 3, Vice-President: Cross Country 2: Intramurals 2: Sunday School l: Junior Class Vice-president. BRENDA KAY ROZIER ' Lumberton Elementary Education May Court 3: Nonpareil Society 1, 2, 3, Chorister, Chaplain: Dorm Chorister 3: Campus Choir 2, 3: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: Volun- teers for Christ 1: WRA: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, 3. MRS. MARTHA CALLAHAN RUFF Rutherfordton DENNIS EDWARD RUSSELL Asheville Business Administration DAVID EATON SHAW Mars Hill Business Administration BETTY ANN SHERRILL Andrews Business Education Honor Roll 1, 2: Logothia Club 1: WRA 1, 2, 3, Intramurals: WRA Council 2, 3. - one hundred and fifty-four - SYLVIA JOYCE SILVER Marshall Education LARRY M. SPARKS Spruce Pine Chemistry Honor Roll 1, 2: Science Club 2: Men's Student Council 2, 3, President 3: Dorm Vice-President 2, President 3: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Sunday School: Training Union. RONALD K. SPEARMAN Greenville, S. C. Religious Education NANCY CATHERINE STACKHOUSE Marshall CHARLES EDWIN STEVENS Whittier Liberal Arts Dramateers 2: Euthalian Society 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 2: Men's Student Council 3: Dorm President 3: B.S.U, 1, 2: Minis- terial Conference 1, 2, 3: Mission Coun- cil 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. GARY B. STIFFLER Hendersonville Math Honor Roll 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Eu- thalian Society 1, 2, Marshal, Vice- President, President: Dorm Officer 2: Young Democrat Club: B.S.U. 2, 3: In- tramurals 1, 2. JAMES MICHAEL STORY Indian Head, Md. Liberal Arts R. TED STREET Bakersville Math Euthalian Society 1: Men's Student Council 2: Dorm President 3: Young Republican Club 2, Vice-President: Track 3: Intramurals 1, 2: Training Union 1. UNIOR DIRECTOR ARLIS L. SUTTLES Mars Hill Pre-Medicine Honor Roll 1, 2: Scriblerus Club 1: Dramateers 1, 2, 3: Philomathian So- ciety 1, 2, 3. Secretary 2, President 3: Band 1, 2, 3, President 1, Vice-President 2: Radio Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3. CAROLE L. SWICEGOOD Salisbury Liberal Arts Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Scriblerus Club 2, 3, Treasurerg Nonpareil Society 11 Young Democrat Club 2, 3: B.S,U. 1, 2, 32 Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2, 3, Dorm President: Sunday School 1, 2, 31 Train- ing Union 1, 2. DONNA ELAINE TEAGUE Hickory Business Education Miss Laurel Candidate 2: 3: May Court 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Business Club 1, 2, 3: Campus Choir 33 Young Republi- can Club 2, 3: WRA 2, 3: Sunday School 2, 33 Homecoming Court 3: May Queen 3, JULIA R. TEETER Asheville Music Dramateers 1, 2, College Choir 1, 2, 3: Campus Choir 2, Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Madrigal Singers 33 Orchestra 1: Miss Laurel Candidate 3. DAVID W. THRASHER Greensboro Aero-space Engineer Honor Roll 1: Science Club lg Drama- teers 1, 3, Philomathian Society 2, 3, Marshal, Vice-President: Men's Student Council 2, Dorm President 2, Young Republican Club 2, 3: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: Canterbury Club 2, Intramurals 21 Sun- day School 1, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3. ARCHER G. TURNER Scotland Neck Liberal Arts Dean's List 3: International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, President: Euthalian So- ciety 1, 2, 3: B.S.U. 1, 2, 3: B.S.U. Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, President: Ministerial Con- ference 1, 2, 3, President: Mission Council 3. HOMER DANIEL WADDELL Arden Business Administration DAVID LEE WAITES Asheville Liberal Arts SUSAN ESTHER WALKER Roanoke, Va. Education Freshman Class Treasurer: Laurel Staff 2, 3: Deans List 1, 2, 3: Scribleius Club 1, 2. 3, Vice-President 2: Nonpareil So! ciety 1, 2, 3, Hostess 2, Vice-President 2, President 3: Dorm Officer 2: B.S,U. 1, 2, 3: BSU, Council 3: Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2, Vice-President 2: Sun- day School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, 33 Outstanding Student 2. DOROTHY NELLE WALLACE Asheville Liberal Arts FRANK HARDIN WATKINS Asheville Education ROBERT LEE WATKINS Black Mountain Liberal Arts Commuting Club 3. MAYON JEROME WEEKS. JR. Fayetteville Drama Dramateers 1, 2, 3, Philoniathian So- ciety 1, 2, 3, Chorister 1, Secretary 1, President 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, President 2: Hilltop Staff 1, 2, Advertising Manager. MALCOLM MacEACHIN WATSON Parkton History - one hundred and fifty-five - CHARLES LEE VVHITE, Ill Thomasville Liberal Arts MRS. PATRICIA WELLS Mars Hill RICHARD LYNN WILLIAMS Jacksonville, Fla. Liberal Arts LLOYD DILLION WINDLE Laudon, Temi. Physical Education CLARENCE LUKE WOOD Swamianoa Engineering MORRIS G. WRAY Purdy, Va. History College Marshal 2, 3: Dean's List 1, 2, 33 International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, President, Dorm Officer 2, 3: Band 1: Young Democrat Club 3, President: BSU.: Ministerial Conference 1, 2, 3: Mission Council 2, 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, Training Union 1, 2, 3. LEE MORRISON WRINKLE Maryville, Tenn. Liberal Arts M. REBECCA YOUNGBLOOD Lenoir Spanish Honor Roll 2. 31 Spanish Club 3: Clio Society 2, 3, Secretary, Vice-President: Band 33 Young Republican Club 31 WRA 2, 33 Intramurals: WRA Council 3: Sunday School 3. OPHO ORE DIRECTORY THOMAS LARRY ADAMS Chester, S. C. Dentistry ED WYATT ALEXANDER Asheville Church Music Euthalian Society 1, 2, Chaplain 1, Chorister 23 College Choir 1, 2, Vice- President 23 B.S.U. 1, 2, Music Chair- man 23 Intramurals 2. ALICE SUE ANTHONY Concord Elementary Education NORMAN FREDERICK ARANT Goldsboro Math Euthalian Society 1. DENNIS RANDOLPH ARNEY Lenoir Liberal Arts PHILLIP LEON ARRANT Clyde Business Administration Euthalian Society 1, 23 Dorm Vice- President 23 Young Republican Club 2. JEAN MARIE AUSTIN East Hartland, Conn. Music Education Honor Roll 13 Orpheon Club 13 College Choir 1, 23 Campus Choir 1, 23 MENC Vice President 2. JANE WILDE AWTREY Atlanta, Ga. Business Education Honor Roll 13 Logothia Club 13 Non- pareil Society 1, 2: B.S.U., Volunteers for Christ3 Young Women's Auxiliary3 Sunday School3 Training Union. LINDA MARGARET AYSCUE Fuquay Springs Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 23 Logothia Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 23 Campus Choir 23 Band 13 B.S.U. 1, 23 Volunteers for Christ 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 Dorm Secretary 23 WRA 1, 2, Hiking Club 23 Orchestra 13 Training Union 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2. JUDITH LEE BABER Greensboro Music Education Miss Laurel Candidate 23 Nonpareil So- ciety 13 College Choir 1, 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 MENC 2, Secretary 23 Orchestra 1. EMILY SUE BAILEY Lancaster, S. C. Business Administration WANDA GAYLE BAKER Wade Elementary Education Clio Society 1, 2, Treasurer 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 Volunteers for Christ 13 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 WRA 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. JAlVIES MAJOR BALEY, III Asheville Law OSCAR B. BARNHARDT Oakboro Liberal Arts Band 1, 2. ROBERT KEITH BATES Candler Chemistry DAVID ANDREWS BEAMAN Asheville Physical Education - one hundred and fifty-six - JOHNSHE REBECCA BEARD Lenoir Secretarial Science Art Club 23 Dramateers 2g Nonpareil Society 23 Methodist Student Movement 23 Intramurals 23 WRA 2. MALCUS THOMAS BEARD Pittsboro Liberal Arts JAM.ES EDGAR BENNETT Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Circle K Club 1, 23 Freshman Class Vice Presidentg Sophomore Class Presi- dent: M-Club 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 In- tramurals 1. RUTH LYNN BINKLEY Winston-Salem Pre-Medicine Dean's List 23 Honor Roll 1, 23 Science Club 2, Secretary3 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Historian3 Young Republican Club 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2. GAIL JANETTE BLAKE Mt. Gilead Elementary Education Dean's List 23 Honor Roll 13 Scriblerus Club 1, 2, Secretary 23 Wornen's Student Council 2: Dorm Secretary 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 Volunteers for Christ 13 Young Women's Auxiliary 13 WRA 1, 23 Sun- day School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. JOSEPH KENNON BLANTON, JR. Shelby Liberal Arts BETTY JON BLOCKER Walterboro, S. C. Secretarial Science Honor Roll 23 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess 23 Young Republican Club 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 WRA 1, 23 Sun- day School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. BENJAMIN POWERS BONEY, JR. Hamlet Business Administration OPHO, ORE DIRECTORY GEORGE EDWARD BOWEN Mentor, Ohio Liberal Arts JOYCE ANN BRADLEY Andrews Elementary Education RICHARD TAYLOR BRASSELL, JR. Greenville, S. C. Business Education ROBERT CARROLL BREWINGTON Carthage Business Administration Euthalian Society 1, 2, Parliamentarian: Young Republican Club 23 Intramurals lg Training Union 1, 2. JUDITH WYNNE BRIDGES Decatur, Ga. Secretarial Science MARY ELIZABETH BRIGGS Weaverville Business Administration RANDY H. BRINKLEY Valdese Law Young Republican Club 21 Track 23 In- tramurals 1, 2: Weightlifting Club 2, President. NANCY THOMAS BRITT Fairmont Liberal Arts Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess: Intra- murals 1, 23 WRA 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2. RICHARD GARRETT BROADWELL Selma Electrical Engineering AUBREY S. BROCKMAN Wytheville, Va. Chemical Engineering Honor Roll 1, 21 Science Club 1, 23 Eu- thalian Society 1, Young Republican Club 2g B.S.U. 2: Sunday School 2. MYRTLE JOANNE BROOKBANK Siler City Elementary Education Democrat Club 2. OLIVIA KAY BROOKS Charlotte Education, English May Court 2, Deans List 13 Honor Roll 1, 21 Scriblerus 1, 2, Nonpareil Society lg Womens Student Council 25 Dorm Secretary 2g Campus Choir lg BSU, 1, 23 B.S.U. Second Vice Presidentg Sun- day School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2, GARY W. BROOKSHIRE Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Circle K Club 21 Honor Roll 1: Inter- national Relations Club 11 Men's Stu- dent Council 1, 23 Dorm Vice President 1, 23 Young Republican Club 2, Intra- murals 1, 2. DERWOOD BELMONT BROWN Asheville Business Administration CECIL W. BRUTON Charlotte Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2: College Choir 1, 2 Campus Choir 1: BSU. 1, 21 Ministeri' al Conference 2: Mission Council 2 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2 LARRY EDISON BUCHANAN Winston-Salem Liberal Arts ROY LEONARD BUMGARNER Dallas Liberal Arts PATRICIA ANNE BURGESS Richmond, Va. GEORGE WILLIAM BURKE, JR. Winston-Salem Medical Technician - one hundred and fifty-seven - BARRY VV. BURNS Owensboro, Ky. Business Administration Circle K Club 2, PATRICIA ANN BURTON Asheville Home Economics Honor Roll 1, 23 Home Economics Club 2, First Vice President, President: B.S.U. 1, 21 Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA: WRA Council 2, Lioness Co- editorg Sunday School, Training Union. THOMAS BRAINERD BUSEY Manassas, Va. Electrical Engineering JUANITA ANN BUSH Miami, Fla. Accounting Miss Laurel Candidate 23 Honor Roll 2, Scriblerus Club 2, B.S.U. 1, 23 Intra- murals 2g WRA 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 21 Training Union 1, 2, LARRY W. BYRD Winston-Salem Chemistry Honor Roll 13 Scriblerus Club 2, Young Republican Club 23 Intramurals 1, 2. MARTHA JOSEPHINE CABE Wilkesboro Pre-Medicine Honor Roll 1, 23 Science Club 1, 23 Womens Student Council 2, Dorm President 2, Band 1, 2g B.S.U. 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Majorette 1, 2. W. FRANK CALHOUN Lumberton General Science Laurel Staff 13 Honor Roll 1, 23 German Club 1, 2: B.S.U., Weightlifting Club. BURLEY MITCHELL CAMPBELL Bristol, Va. Civil Engineering ROBERT DUNCAN CAMPBELL Brooklandville, Md. Business Administration OPHO ORE DIRECTORY ANGHARAD LEA CARMICHAEL Richland, Ga. Music Honor Roll 23 Nonpareil Society 1, 23 College Choir 23 Campus Choir 1, 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 Sunday School3 Training Union. WILLIAM VAN CARROLL, JR. Forest City Liberal Arts JUDY CARMICHAEL CARTER Chadbourne Elementary Education Clio Society 2, Pianist, Marshall3 Campus Choir 1, 23 Young Democrat Club 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 Dorm Vice President: Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 2, GLENN ALTON CASEY Winston-Salem Math Honor Roll 1: Science Club 23 Euthalian Society 13 Men's Student Council 23 Dorm Vice President 23 Young Demo- crat Party 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2. BRENDA MARVIS CASHWELL Salisbury Secretarial Science Honor Roll 23 Forensics Club 23 Non- pareil Society 1, 2, Hostess: B.S.U. 1, 23 Sunday School, 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. ROBERT WEBSTER CHAMLEE Aulander Business Administration MRS. ATHYLENE B. CHANDLER Weaverville DUDLEY CARLYLE CHANDLER Lincolnton Pre-Medicine Circle K Club 23 Dean's List 1, 23 Science Club 1, 2, Vice President3 Band 1. JERRY FRANKLIN CHANDLER Richmond, Va. Business Administration ROBERT BURDEN CHEEK Durham Engineering BENJAMIN CHEN Mars Hill Liberal Arts JOHN ABNER CHITTY Winston-Salem Business Administration JEANNE LOUISE CIPAR Asheville Business Education Nonpareil Society 13 B.S.U. 23 WRA 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. WILLIAM HARVEY CLARK Glen Allen, Va. Business Administration B.S.U. 13 Baseball 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2. WILLIAM MAURICE CLARK, JR. Greenville, S. C. Liberal Arts Canterbury Club 13 Intramurals 1, 2. CHARLOTTE ANN CLOUD Tampa, Fla. Elementary Education Honor Roll 23 International Relations Club 23 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Chap- lain, President3 B.S.U. 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. ROBERT EDGAR CLYDE, JR. Saluda, S. C. Pre-Medicine Dean's List 1, 23 Honor Roll 13 Science Club 2, Chaplain3 Dorm Chaplain 23 Young Republican Club 1, 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 B.S.U. Council 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, President: Intramurals 13 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. NATHANIEL WILSON COF FIN Durham Liberal Arts - one hundred and fifty-eight - CARLO BRADLEY COLEMAN Evarto, Ky. Accounting Honor Roll 23 Scriblerus Club 23 Dorm Cfficer 2, DONALD LEE COLLINS Marion Liberal Arts CARL WEBB CONLEY Asheville Education DOUGLAS IVIOUSLEY CONRAD Wilmington, Del. Art Honor Roll 13 Art Club 1, 23 West- minster Fellowship 23 Intramurals 23 Tumbling Club 2. I-IORACE MEADE CONYERS Chester, Va. Electrical Engineering PATRICIA IRENE COOPER Greenville Education MARGARET LILLIAN CORBET1' Marshall Math Clio Society 23 Campus Choir 23 Young Republican Club 2. PATSY NELL CORBIN Franklin Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 23 Scriblerus Club 1, 23 B.S.U. l, 23 Volunteers for Christ 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 WRA 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. LARRY JACK CORDELL Hickory Civil Engineer I I I i I I I II li I I II I I I I I ,I I I I I I I, I I I .Ii OPHO ORE DIRECTOR BRENDA MAE CORN Hendersonville Secretarial Administration Clio Society 1, 2, Literary Critic, Mill'SIlIll, Campus Choir 21 Young Re- publican Club 1: B.S.U, 2, Sunday School 2. GAIL HOUSER CORNWELL Lawndale Secretarial Science Miss Laurel Candidate 23 Deans List 23 Honor Roll 1, 23 Business Club 21 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Marshal, BSU, 1, 23 Sunday School 1. 21 Training Union 2. DAVID WORTH COX Marion Math MARTHA ANGELA COX Florence. S. C. Elementary Education Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostessg B.S.U. 1, 23 Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. DAVID B. CRAIG Charlotte Liberal Arts Honor Roll 13 B.S.U. 1, 2: B.S,U. Coun- cil 2, Sunday School Superintendentg Ministerial Conference. Secretary, Vice- Presidentg Sunday School 1, 25 Training Union 1, 2. , BETTY JEAN CRAWFORD Highlands English, Spanish Dean's List 1, 23 Logothia Club 1, 2, Secretary, Vice-President, Nonpareil Society 1, B.S,U. 1, 23 Volunteers for Christ 1, 23 Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 25 Mission Council: Intramurals 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2, DAVID LAWRENCE CROOK Charlotte Liberal Arts Dean's List 1, 23 Logothia Club 23 B.S.U. Council 23 Ministerial Conference 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2, Training Union Director 2. SAMUEL EARL CROSBY Greenville, S. C. Civil Engineer Young Republican Club 23 Intramurals, 1, 2. CAROL ANN CROXTON Kershaw, S. C. Elementary Education Honor Roll 13 International Relations Club 23 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Literary Critic, Young Republican Club 21 B,S.U. 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 WRA l, 23 Sun- day School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. VIRGINIA FAYE CRUTCHFIELD Pittsboro Liberal Arts Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess, Chap- lain: Dorm Chaplain 23 BSU, 1, 21 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, DONOLD RICHARD CULBRETH Lenoir Chemical Engineering Honor Roll 11 Science Club 2: Tennis 23 Intramurals 1, 2. JOHNNY WAYNE DALRYMPLE Kamiapolis Liberal Arts GILBERT THOMAS DAVIS, JR Winston-Salem Pre-Law Young Republican Club 1, 2: Intra- murals 1, 23 Weightlifting Club 1. LINDA LOU DAVIS Winston-Salem Home Economics Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess: B.S.U. 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 2, Physical Culture Club 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2. - one hundred and fifty-nine - FRED NEWTON DAY Wilmington Civil Engineering Young Republican Club 2: lntruuiuruls 1, 23 Golf Tcam 2. PHILLIP DALE DENNY Pilot Mountain Business CLARA VEE DENTON Robbinsville Elementary Education Nonpareil Society 13 Band 1, 23 BSU. 1 24 Volunteers for Christ 11 Young Woniens Auxiliary 1, 23 Intramurals 2: Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. DONNA LEARTIS DILLINGHAM Asheville Elementary Education Nonpareil Society 1, 23 Young Republi- can Club 1, 2. PEGGY LEIGH DINKINS Yadkinville Business Honor Roll 21 Clio Society 1, 23 B.S.U, 1, 2, Intramurals 23 WRA 2, Sunday School 1, 2. HARRIETTE KAY DIXON Vernon Hill, Va. Elementary Education Miss Laurel Candidate 2: Clio Society 1, 23 Dorm Chaplain 2: Band 1, 21 Majorette 1, 23 B.S.U.g WRA: WRA Council 2, Social Chairmang Sunday Schoolg Training Union. JEWEL MAE DOWDY Newport News, Va. Liberal Arts Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Chaplain, Vice- Presidentg B.S.U. 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, Dorm Presidentg Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. OPHO ORE DIRECTORY MIRIAM ROSALEE DuBOSE Arden Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, Logothia Club 11 B.S.U. 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, Canterbury Club 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2. CAROLYN LOUISE DUCKER Clyde Pre-Medicine JUDY LOUISE DUCKWORTH Morganton Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, Logothia Club 1: Clio Society 1, 2, Marshal, Campus Choir 1, 2, B.S,U. 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA 2, Hiking Club 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. EMANUEL LLOYD DUFF Charlottesville, Va. Liberal Arts THOMAS EDWARD DUNCAN Timberlake Liberal Arts Honor Roll 1, 2, Scriblerus Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2. JOYCE ELAINE DUNLAP Melbourne, Fla. Elementary Education Dean's List 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Dorm Social Chairman 2, B.S.U. 2, WRA 1, 2, WRA Council 2, Sunday School 2. PHYLLIS ANN DUNNING Asheville Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2, French Club 2, Nonpareil Society, Hostess, B.S.U. 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 2, Sunday School 1. HAROLD COY EARLEY Mars Hill Liberal Arts JANIE RUTH EDWARDS Whittier Secretarial Science Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess, B.S.U. 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, Sun- day School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. EDDIE CHARLES ELLIOTT Arden Business Administration Honor Roll 1, 2, Business Club 2, Dorm Officer 2, Young Republican Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 2. CAROLYN JEAN ELLIS Asheville Elementary Education Dean's List 1, Honor Roll 2, Logothia Club 2. RALPH C. EPPERSON Jacksonville, Fla. Business Administration Euthalian Society 1, 2, Vice President, Band 1: Young Republican Club 1, 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, B.S.U. Council 2, Ministerial Conference 1, Track 1, 2, Cross Country 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Sunday School 1, Training Union 1, 2, PATRICIA ANN EVERHART Salisbury Nursing College Marshal 2, Dean's List 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Secretary, Nonpareil Society 1: Campus Choir 1, Young Democrat Club 1, 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Volun- teers for Christ 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. MICHAEL GLENN FARRELL Graham Mechanical Engineer Honor Roll 1, 2, Men's Student Council 2, Dorm Officer 2, M-Club 2, Baseball 2, Intramurals 1, 2. NAOMI RUTH FERGUSON Burnsville Secretarial Administration - one hundred and sixty - RETA JUNE FERGUSON Franklin Religious Education Dorm Chaplain 2, Campus Choir 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA 2, 2Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union BARROW STEWART FLEETWOOD Parrish, Fla. Liberal Arts STEPHEN TILSON FLEETWOOD Parrish, Fla. Liberal Arts Dean's List 1, Honor Roll 2, Science Club 2, Men's Student Council 2, Dorm Secretary 2. SAMUEL KIMBROUGH FLETCHER Richmond, Va. Business WILLIAM C. FORDHAM Gladwyne, Penn. Liberal Arts JOE DAVID FORE Asheville CHARLES DEAN FOSTER Advance Liberal Arts CHARLES WILLIAM FOX Asheville Business Administration Eand 2, Tumbling Club 1. ADOLPHUS DREWRY FRAZIER, JR. Lumberton Law Circle K Club 1, 2, College Marshal 2, Dean's List 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, President 2, Men's Student Council 2, Vice-President, Dorm President 2, Band 1, 2, Young Republican Party 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, M-Club 2, Track 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Outstanding Student 2. IOPHO ORE DIRECTORY VIRGINIA LEE FREEMAN Asheville IVILLIAM HARDIN FREEMAN Dunn Education WILLIAM FREDERICK GALLASCH Richmond, Va. Engineering THOMAS MORRISON GANTT Mooresville Liberal Arts JACK A. GARDNER Warsaw Science Laurel Staff 23 Band 1, 23 Young Demo- crat Club 1, 21 Methodist Student Move- ment 13 Intramurals 1, Sunday School 1, Stage Band 1, 2. FRANCIS TAYLOR GARRETT Woodruff, S. C. Physical Therapy NORMAN EUGENE GARRISON Weaverville Science Dean's List 23 Honor Roll 1. RONALD HAYWOOD GAYLOR Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts Dramateers 1, 23 Euthalian Society 1, 2, Censor, Vice-President, P r e sid e n tg Young Republican Club 23 Tennis 1, 23 Intramurals 2, HARRY CELWYN GIBBS, JR. Swannanoa OLEN MAX GIBBS Mars Hill Physical Education Young Democrat Club 1, Football 2: Intramurals 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN GLADSON Murphy Education RICHARD DOUGLAS GLENN Marion Liberal Arts BETTY STARR GLOVER Wake Forest Elementary Education Dean's List lg Honor Roll 1, 21 Inter- national Relations Club 1, 2, Secretary: Dramatecrs 13 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Censorg Dorm Historian 2, B.S,U. l, 2g Intramurals 1, 2, WRA 1, 21 WRA Coun- cil 2, Recorderg Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. HENRY ELLIS GODFREY Dearbom, Mich. Liberal Arts CALEB JACKSON GOODMAN, II Arden Agricultural Engineering AUDRA ADELLE GOSSETT Aiken, S. C. Secretarial Science JANET DARE GRAHAM Salisbury Medical Technology Miss Laurel Candidate 2: May Court 21 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess, Vice- President: Band 1, WRA 13 WRA Coun- cil lg Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. BARBARA LOU GRANT Delray Beach, Fla. Secretarial Administration Home Economics Club 1, 2, Science Club 13 Methodist Student Movement 1, 2, Vice President 2. FRED GRANT Asheville Business Laurel Staff 2, Hilltop Staff 1: Euthali- an Society 1: College Choir 1: Campus Choir 1: B.S.U. 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-one - CLAUDE WAYNE GRIFFIN Mars Hill Liberal Arts MELVA ELIZABETH HAILMAN Falls Church, Va. Liberal Arts Honor Roll, 1, 23 Spanish Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, BSU. 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2: WRA 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2g Train- ing Union 1, 23 Nursing Club 1, 2. THOMAS VANCE HALYBURTON Miami Shores, Fla. Science ROBERT WILLIS HAMLIN, JR. Timberlake Engineering Football 1, 23 Honor Roll 2, Intramurals 1, 2. CHARLES STANLEY HAMM Winston-Salem Industrial Management Circle K Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2: Men's Student Council 2, Dorm Officer 2, Young Republican Club 2: Intramurals 2, Council 2. GARY LEON HAMMONDS Newport, Tenn. Pharmacy Honor Roll 1: Science Club 1g Young Republican Club 1, 21 M-Club 1, 2: Football 1, 2: Baseball 2. JOSEPH RALPH HARDWICK Florence, S. C. Business Administration KAREN LOUISE HARKER Lynchburg, Va. Education OPHO ORE DIRECTORY JUDITH ANN HARLESS Greensboro Business Administration Laurel Staff 1, 2, Editor 2, Clio Society 1, 2, Marshal, President, B.S.U. 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, Hiking Club 1, Crafts Club 1, 2, WRA Council 2, Co-editor Lioness, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1. BRENDA KAY HARRIS Durham Music Education College Choir 2, Campus Choir 1, B.S.U. 1, 2, Sunday School 1, Training Union 1, Madrigal Singers 2, AGO 1, 2, MENC 2. JERRY CHANDLER HARWELL Chester, Va. Liberal Arts Young Republican Club 2, Methodist Student Movement 1. CHRISTINE KATIE HASTINGS Lenoir Elementary Education B.S.U. 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, Secretary, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2: WRA 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Train- ing Union 1, 2, Hiking Club 2. LANA AGNES HAWK Cary Spanish Miss Laurel Candidate 2, Dean's List 2, Honor Roll 1, Spanish Club 2, Women's Student Council 2, Dorm President 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. WILLIAM EDWARD I-IAWKINS Hendersonville Math Philomathian Society 1, 2, Young Re- publican Club 1, 2: B.S.U. 1, 2, Base- ball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, Sunday School 2, Men's Intramural Council 1. GERALD WAYNE HAYNES Clyde Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2, Men's Student Council 2, Dorm Vice-President 2. TRACY GLENN HEATH Kinston Agriculture Laurel Staff 2, Band 1, 2: Young Demo- crat Club 1, Methodist Student Move- ment 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Intramurals 1, Sunday School 1, 2. WILL1A1VI CAREY HEDGPETH, JR. Lumberton Liberal Arts Circle K Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Honor Roll 1, Spanish Club 1, M-Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, Sunday School 1, 2. WILLIAM HERSCHEL HELDERMAN Henderson Liberal Arts Honor Roll 1, German Club 1, Men's Student Council 2, Cottage President 2, Band 1, 2, Young Republican Club 1, Intramurals 1, Sunday School 1: Train- ing Union 1, 2, Stage Band 1, 2. RONALD EUGENE HENDERSON Mars Hill Physical Education PHILIP RODNEY HENSLEY Bald Creek Engineering GEORGE DALE HENSON Canton Liberal Arts BIRDIE DRUCILLA HILL Rutherfordton Elementary Education Nonpareil Society 1: B.S.U. 1, 2, Volun- teers for Christ 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, WRA Council 2, Hiking Club Chairman 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. FREDIA FRANCIS HILL Burnsville Business Honor Roll 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, Drama- teers 1, 2, Clio Society 1, 2, Young Re- publican Club 1, B.S.U. 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, WRA Council 2, Sunday School 1, Training Union 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-two - LORENA HOLLOWELL HINES Sanford Pre-Nursing Dean's List 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, Science Club 1, Nonpareil Society 1, Young Re- publican Club 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ 1, B.S.U. 1, Sunday School 1, Training Union 1. DAVID GLENN HOLCOMBE Asheville Liberal Arts THOMAS AUSTIN HOLMES Lumberton Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2. HAROLD LLOYD HONBARRIER, JR. Kannapolis Civil Engineering Deairs List 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Young Republican Club 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. LARRY EUGENE HONEYCUTT Concord Physical Education MYRA MARTINA HONEYCUTT Kannapolis Religious Education WILLIAM GRAHAM HOOD Goldsboro Pre-Medicine ' Honor Roll 1, French Club 1, Euthalian Society 1, Young Democrat Club 2. ANDREW JACKSON HORTON Kershaw, S. C. Pre-Medicine 0PHOl ORE DIRECTORY MARY ELIZABETH HORTON Concord Liberal Arts Freshman Class Secretary: Miss Laurel 2: May Court 1: Hilltop Staft 13 Deans List 2: French Club 2, Vice- President Dramateers 2: Women's Stu- dent Council 2, Vice-Presidentg Dorm President 2: B.S.U. 1, 21 WRA 1, 2: Sun- day School 1, 2 Training Union 1, 2: Football Queen 1. PAULA KAY HOSKINS Salisbury Liberal Arts Art Club: Young Democrat Club. PAUL LASKS HOUSTON Marshall Liberal Arts WALTER HUBER Nanjemoy, Md. Political Science JOHN ALFRED HUFF Mars Hill Commercial Art Dean's List 2, Honor Roll 1: Spanish Club 13 Art Club 1, 2: Dramateers 1, 2. CHARLES JACKSON HUGHES Swannanoa Liberal Arts ALETI-EEA ANN HUMPHREY Gold Hill Elementary Education Hoxior Roll 2: B.S.U. 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union l, 2. CAROL ANN HUNT Forest City Home Economics College Marshal 23 Dean's List 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: B.S.U. 1, 23 B.S.U. Council 21 Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2: Home Economics Club 2. CHARLES BALLARD HUNT Sinking Spring, Penn. Liberal Arts Dean's List 1, 23 Logothia Club 1, 2, President 2: Dramateers 2: B.S.U, 1, 21 Ministerial Conference lg Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. IVIARY LEE HURT Camden, S. C. Music Education REBECCA SUSAN INGRAIVI Asheville DAVID HOWARD INMAN Canton JUDIIH GAIL JACKSON I-Iatboro, Penn. Liberal Arts Honor Roll 1: Spanish Club 23 Non- pareil Society 1, Intramurals 1, 2: WRA 1, 2. WILLIAM EDWARD JARVIS Mars Hill Liberal Arts BERTHA ELIZABETH JENKINS Miami, Fla. Education ETHEL SANDRA JOHNSON Cary Nursing Miss Laurel Candidate 2: Dorm Vice- President 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ 11 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. THOMAS LEONARD JOHNSON Winston-Salem Business - one hundred and sixty-three - ROBERT STORY JOHNSTON Charlotte Social Science Philomatliian Society 1, 2, Censor, Secretary, Vice-Presidcntg Young Ri:- publican Club 1, 23 Canterbury Club 1, 2: M-Club 1, 2, Football Manager 13 Basketball Manager 1, 23 Cross Country 1, Tennis 1: Intramural Council 1. ELIZABETH LOWE JONES Greenville, S. C. Home Economics Dean's List 1, 2: International Relations Club 1, 23 Dorm Historian 2, B.S.U. 1, 2: Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, VVRA 2: Sunday School 1, 2. ERNEST TROY JONES Murphy Pre-Medicine Honor Roll: Science Club 1, 23 Eu- thalian Society 1: Young Republican Club 1, 2, B.S.U.g Intramurals. LINDA CAROLE JONES Walterboro, S. C. Liberal Arts LINDA GRACE JONES Weaverville Home Economics Clio Society 1: B.S.U. 1, 21 Intramurals 1: WRA 1, 2: WRA Council 2, Vice- Presidentz Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1. 2. MIRIAM CAROLYN JONES Belmont Education Sophomore Class Treasurer: Hilltop Staff 1, College Marshal 2, Dean's List 1, 2: Scriblerus Club 1, 2, Vice-Presb dent, Dramateers 1, 2: Nonpareil So- ciety, Censor: Young Republican Party 1: B.S.U. 1, 2: Young Womens Auxili- ary 1: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 2. THOMAS WILLIAM JONES Sylva Law BRENDA ANNE JOYCE Stoneville Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, Campus Choir 2: Young Republican Club 2: Cheerleader 2. OPHO ORE DIRECTORY RONALD MELVYN JOYCE Asheville Education JOY EDITH KELLER Apex Physical Therapy ROBERT ALAN KEMP Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts NANCY HOLLAND KENDALL Mars Hill Music Education PATRICIA JEAN KENNINGTON Jacksonville, Fla. Secretarial Science Honor Roll 1, 23 International Relations Club 1, 2, Vice-President: Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess, Vice-President: B.S.U. 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Train- ing Union 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, Chief 2, JOSEPH ROY KILLEN Indian Head, Md. Liberal Arts JAMES LEMUEL KISER, JR. Kamiapolis Liberal Arts Dorm Officer 2: Volunteers for Christ 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. BAN CHONG KOW Thailand Science CHARLES JOHN KRATZ West Asheville SHIRLEY ANN LAIL Hickory Home Economics CAROLYN LEA LAMB Hendersonville Business Education Honor Roll 2: Business Club 23 Clio Society 1 2, Marshal, Chorister, Censorg Young Republican Club 23 B.S.U. 1, 2, RICHARD ALLEN LANGLEY Taylors, S. C. Art FRANCES ANNE LARKINS Shelby Primary Education Miss Laurel Candidate 23 May Court 1. MARIE AILEENE LAWSON Lancaster, S. C. Music Education Honor Roll 23 Clio Society 1, 2: Dorm Citicer 23 College Choir 1, 23 Campus Choir 13 B.S.U. 1, 2: B.S.U. Greater Council 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 23 Training 1, 23 MENC 2. JAMES MANLY LEAGUE Greenville, S. C. Biology Pliilomathian Society 1, 23 Cottage Vice- President 23 College Choir 13 Campus Choir 23 B.S.U. 1, 2: M-Club 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. JONG HOON LEE Seoul, Korea Science SUE NEAL LEE Orrum Pre-Medicine WINSTON CAMPBELL LITTLE Asheville Business Administration DAVID JOHNSON LIVENGOOD, JR. Richmond, Va. Pre-Law Young Democrat Club 2, Vice-Presi- dent, M-Club 2g Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 23 Weightlifting Club 1. - one hundred and sixty-four -- CHARLES WILLIAM LOVEN Bakersville Education RONALD ANDREW DALE LOWEN Covington, Va. Business Admi.nistration Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 23 Young Re- publican Club 2g Intramurals 1, 2. WILBUR CLYDE LUCADO Lynchburg, Va. Business Administration Young Democrat Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2. CARY MIMS LUCAS Walterboro, S. C. Secretarial Science HERBERT A. M. McCALL Acworth, Ga. Pre-Medicine Honor Roll 1, 23 Science Club 13 Young Republican Club 1, 23 Football lg Intra- murals l, 2. JAMES HECTOR McCORMICK St. Pauls Business Administration Honor Roll 23 Westminster Fellowship 1: Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1. JULIA FRANCES McKEE Clinton, S. C. Secretarial Science JOHN LARRY McLAUGHLIN Mars Hill Liberal Arts JAMES DONALD McM.ANUS Lancaster, S. C. Liberal Arts LINDSAY ALLEN MABRY Lexington, N. C. Liberal Arts ' PHO. ORE DIRECTORY REBA GAIL MALEY Thomasville Secretarial Science Honor Roll 1, 2, Business Club 1, 2: WHA Council 2, BSU. 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. AUDREY PAULINE MANLY Rosman Home Economics Home Economics Club 2, Young Demo- crat Club 1, B.S.U. 1, 2: Volunteers for Christ 11 Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 23 Mission Council 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. ANN ELAINE MANUS Charlotte Elementary Education Clio Society 2, Literary Critic, BSU. 1, 2: WRA 2, Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. PATRICIA DIANE MARTIN Richmond, Va. Physical Therapy Laurel Staff 2: BSU. 1, 2, KENNETH LEE MASTEN Winston-Salem Business Administration Circle K Club 1, 2, Secretary, Young Republican Club 2, Young Democrat Club 1. FINLEY DIXON MATHESON Morristown, Tenn. Liberal Arts MARY ELIZABETH MATTISON Florence, S. C. Liberal Arts Hilltop Staff 2, B.S.U. 2: Volunteers for Christ 2: Young Women's Auxiliary 2: Sunday School 23 Training Union 2. CLARENCE EUGENE MAUNEY Newland Sociology VICKY LEE MAYLE Weldon Speech Therapy Honor Roll 11 Science Club lg Nonpnreil Society 1, 2, Chorister, Treasurer: BS-.U. l, 2, Young Womcn's Auxiliary 1: In- tratniurals 1, W'RA 1: Training Union l, .., DON LAWS MELTON, JR. Greenville Business Administration IRENE M. METCALF Mars Hill Education SHIRLEY JEAN METCALF Weaverville Education MARTHA NORCOM MIDGETTE Gregory Liberal Arts Hilltop Staff 2, Band 1: Canterbury Club 2. JANET ANNE MILLER Rochester, N. Y. Secretarial Science PATRICIA EVELYN MILLER Asheville Liberal Arts Hilltop Staff 2, Honor Roll 1, 2: Scrib- lerus Club 1, 2, Secretary 21 Drama- teers 2, Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess, B.S.U. 1, 2, B.S.U. Council 21 Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1. WILLIAM LAWRENCE MILLER Charlotte Music LINDA ADRIENNE MILLS Campobello, S. C. Industry Dean's List lg Honor Roll 1, 23 German Club 1, 2: Nonpareil Society 1, 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Young Womens Auxiliary 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ 1, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-five - DALE MILLARD MINCHEW Blackshear, Ga. Liberal Arts WILLIAM DURHAM MITCHELL Fairmont Medical Technology Honor Roll 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, In- tramural Council 2, Dorm Council 2. MARTHA ANNE MIZE Asheville Elementary Education FRANCES ANNETTE MIZELL Palmyra Medical Technology Nonpareil Society lg B.S.U, 2, WRA 1, 2, WRA Council 2, Sunday School 2, Nursing Club 2. THOMAS H. MONCRIEF Richmond, Va. Biology Euthalian Society 1, 2, Censor, Band 1, 2, Tennis 1, Intramurals 11 Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. MAXINE HUGGIN MOORE Four Oaks Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 2, International Re- lations Club 2, Campus Choir 1, 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Volunteers for Christ 11 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2: Sun- day School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. IDA MAE MOORHEAD Shelby Business IVA JUNE MORROW Burnsville Home Economics JESSE CARMEL MOSS Asheville Liberal Arts OPHO ORE DIRECTORY KENNETH CARL MURRAY Kannapolis Music Education Dean's List 1, 2: French Club 1. 2, Presi- dent 2: College Choir 2, Campus Choir 13 Band 1, B.S.U, 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2: Sun- day School l, 2 Training Union 1, 2. JOHN QUINCY MYERS Wilkesboro Business Administration Honor Roll 1, International Relations Club 1, Dorm Secretary-Treasurer 2, Intramurals 1, 2, MICHAEL DORAN NEAL Chester, Va. Forestry Young Republican Club 2, Football 1, Weightlifting Club 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, MARY LOU NEWMAN Amelia, Virginia Liberal Arts Dean's List, Spanish Club, President, Art Club, B.S.U., WRA, WILLIAM LEWIS NIXON Asheville Engineering JACQUELINE MONA NORMAN Petersburg, Va. Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, French Club 1, Campus Choir 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2. HUGH PAUL NUCKOLLS Hendersonville History Euthalian Society 1, Men's Student Council 2, Young Republican Club 1, 2, President, Canterbury Club 2, Intra- murals 1, CARROLL LEMUEL OATES Gerton Liberal Arts Young Republican Club 2, Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2. DEAN LEE OBERHOLTZER Lexington, Va. Commerce Campus Choir 2, Young Republican Club 2, B.S.U. 2: Canterbury Club 2. JOHN WILLIAM OBERHOLTZER, III Lexington, Va. Science Young Republican Club 1, 2, B.S.U, 1, 2, Canterbury Club 1, 2. JO ANN OETZMAN Charlotte Liberal Arts Dean's List 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, Inter- national Relations Club 1, 2, Nonpareil Society, 1, 2, Hostess, Secretary, B.S.U. 1, 2, WRA 1, Sunday School 1, 2, Train- ing Union 1, 2. NELDA MARIE OWENBY Leicester Home Economics Honor Roll 1, 2, Young Republican Club 1, B.S.U. 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2. SALLIE ETOLIA OWENS Inman, S. C. Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 2, Scriblerus Club, Campus Choir 1, Band 1, B.S.U. 1, 2, WRA, MYRTLE CAREN OWNBY Skyland Science Dean's List 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Non- pareil Society 1, Band 11 B.S,U. 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, WRA Council 2, Reporter, Sunday School 2. GROVER KENNETH PAGANS Vinton, Va. Biology, Math Dean's List 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, German Club 1, Band 2. - one hundred and sixty-six - I - EDGAR WINFIELD PARKER Marion Business Administration Circle K Club 2, Board of Directors, Honor Roll 1, Science Club 1: Young Republican Club 2, Golf Team 2. HUGH MILFRED PARKER, JR. Asheville Science WILLIAM LESLIE PAYNE Pulaski, Va. Chemistry KAREN WORTH PEARCE Wake Forest Nursing Dean's List 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Nonpareil Society 1, Womenls Student Council 2, Dorm Vice-Presi- dent 2, Young Republican Club 2, Sun- day School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. WILLIAM EUGENE PEARCE Franklinton Chemistry Euthalian Society. JEAN BANCROFT PERRIN Ellerson, Va. Math Clio Society 1, 2, Marshal, Chief, B.S.U. 1, Training Union 1. BOYD TILSON PERRY Banner Elk Education LARRY JOE PHILLIPS Mars Hill Physical Education Young Democrat Club lg M-Club 1, Football 1: Weightlifting Club 2. THOMAS WALTON PHH,LIPS Newort News, Va. Science SOPHO ORE DIRECTORY ROBERT DOUGLAS PICKARD Greensboro, Education M-Club 23 Basketball 21 Tennis 21 In- tramurals 1, 2. IRIS MILDRED PICKLER Wilmington Elementary Education LINDA GRACE PIERCE Sophia Elementary Education B.S.U. 1, 21 Volunteers for Chrst 21 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 Tennis 11 WRA 21 Sunday School 1, 21 Train- ing Union 1, 2. JOYCE ELIZABETH PITTMAN Salisbury Elementary Education BSU, 1, 21 Volunteers for Christ 1: Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 21 Intra- murals 1, 2: WRA 1, 21 Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. ROSA JANE PITTMAN Fairmont Liberal Arts Campus Choir 1, 23 Young Democrat Club 2g BSU, 1, 21 Intramurals 1, 2, WRA 1, 21 WRA Council 2, Co-editor Lionessg Training Union 1, 2. JANICE CAROLE PLEMMONS Marshall Pre-Medicine JOSEPH NEWTON PLEMMONS I-lot Springs Accounting CECILE ELIZABETH PLOTT Bryson City Home Economics Honor Roll 1, 21 Home Economics Club 1, 2, Vice-President French Club 1, 21 Nonpareil Society 1, 21 Westminster Fellowship 2: Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1. VERNA KAY POPPLEWELL Sylva Math Miss Laurel Candidate 21 Dr,-airs List 1, 2: German Club 2. Scurctaryg B.S.U, 1, 21 Intramurals 1, 21 WRA: Sunday School 2. CATHERINE BANKS POWELL Mount Holly Home Economics ROY DONALD POWERS Siler City Aeronautical Engineering Circle K Club 2 Honor Roll 11 Science Club 21 Philomathian Society 11 Dorm Officer 11 Young Democrat Club 1, 21 Baseball 2g Intramurals 1, 2, CHARLES RAY PRESSLEY, JR. Waynesville Liberal Arts ZEATA CAROLYN PRESSLEY Canton Business Art Club 11 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess: BSU. 1, 21 WRA Ig WRA Council 21 Sunday School 1, 21 Cheer- leader 2. DIANNE MOORE PRICE Charleston, S. C. Elementary Education Clio Society 11 Dorm Chorister 21 Campus Choir 21 B.S.U. 1, 21 Volun- teers for Christ 21 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 21 WRA 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 21 Training Union 1, 2. ANGELA MARIE PRIESTER Wilkesboro Elementary Education Dean's List 1, 2: French Club 1, 2, Sec- retaryg Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess, Chief, Women's Student Council 2: Dorm Vice-President 21 Young Demo- crat Club, Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2, SI-IERRY MAXINE PRUITT Spartanburg, S. C. Business Honor Roll 21 BSU, 1, 21 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 21 Sunday School 1, 21 Training Union 1, 2. - one hundred and sixty-seven - DONALD LEE RAINES Greensboro Pre-Medicine Honor Roll 11 Science Club 11 M-Club 21 Baseball 1, 21 Intramurals 1, 2, RICHARD EDWARD RAMIREZ Tampa, Fla. Liberal Arts RUTH ALICE RAMIREZ Tampa, Fla. Education May Court 21 Dean's List 11 Honor Roll 1, 21 Spanish Club 2, Secretary-Treasur- er, Presidentg B.S,U. 21 Sunday School 2: Training Union 2: Homecoming Court 2. CORA LINDA RAPE Durham Liberal Arts JOHN GLENN RAWLS Apopka, Fla. Math Honor Roll 1, 21 Scriblerus Club 1. JOYCE LRENE RAY Mars Hill Math JACK DILLARD REECE Pickens, S. C. Education ALBERT ERNEST REMJVIEY Greensboro Business Administration ALVIN EARL REYNOLDS Pelzer, S. C. Business Administration OPHO ORE DIRE TORY CAROLYN BELLE RHODES Tryon Music LARRY DEAN RHODES Winston-Salem Liberal Arts B.S.U. 1. 2, Sunday School 1, 2. BRENDA JUNE RICE Marshall Elementary Education CAROLYN VIRGINIA RILEY Roanoke, Va. Journalism JAIVIES WALTER RITCHIE Arlington, Va. Business Administration ESTHER CAMELLIA ROBBINS Hickory Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 2, Scriblerus Club 1, 2, President, Clio Society 1, Music Critic, Literary Critic, College Choir 2, Campus Choir 1, B.S.U. 1, Sunday School, Training Union. MARGUERITE LOVE'1T ROBBINS Forest City Home Economics Dean's List 1. 2, Home Economics Club , 2, President: Scriblerus Club 1, 2, Womens Student Council 2, Secretary, Dorm Secretary 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Volun- teers for Christ, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. GLENDA FAYE ROBINETTE Radford, Va. Church Music Miss Laurel Candidate 2, Honor Roll 1, Logothia Club 1, Dorm Pianist 2, Col- lege Choir 2, Campus Choir 1, Band 1, B.S.U. 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, Orchestra 1, AGO 1, 2, President. BARBARA ANNETTE ROGERS Waxhaw Science VIRGINIA LEE ROLLINS Arlington, Va. Liberal Arts BARBARA LOUISE ROMINGER Winston-Salem Liberal Arts Laurel Staff 1, Honor Roll 1, Scriblerus Club 1, 2, Clio Society 1, 2, Campus Choir 2, B.S.U. 1. ROBERT MYRTO ROOD Charlottesville, Va. Science Euthalian Society 1, 2, Marshal, Campus Choir 2, Young Republican Club 2, B.S.U.: Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Weightlifting Club 2: Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. GLORIA RUTH ROTAN Granite Falls Music Education MRS. JO ANN ROUNTREE Greensboro Religious Education JON DOUGLAS ROUNTREE Greensboro Liberal Arts FRANCIS HULL ROWE Decatur, Ga. Medicine BONNIE JEAN RUSSELL Roxboro Home Economics Miss Laurel Candidate 2, May Court 2, Honor Roll 1,2 , Home Economics Club 1, 2, Vice-President: Spanish Club 1, 2, Campus Choir 1, B.S.U. 1, 2: Intra- murals 2, WRA 1, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1. - one hundred and sixty-eight - DARLA ARLINE SANFORD Savannah, Ga. Liberal Arts Freshman Class Treasurer, College Marshal 2, Dean's List 1, 2, Logothia Club 1, 2, Vice-President, B.S.U. 1, 2, B.S.U. Council 2, YWA Representative, Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, Young Womenis Auxiliary 1, 2, President 2, WRA, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2, Outstanding Campus Leader 2. VIRGINIA RANDOLPH SCRUGGS Richmond, Va. Business Miss Laurel Candidate 1, Young Re- publican Club 2, Canterbury Club 2. ROBERT CHRISTIAN SEATON Richmond, Va. Liberal Arts MARY JACQUELINE SECHRIST Winston-Salem Physical Education BILLY GARDEN SELLERS Lumberton Liberal Arts JOYCE NELL SELLERS Sylva Home Economics Home Economics Club 1, 2, Clio So- ciety 1, 2, Marshal, Literary Vice-Presi- dent, Sunday School 1, 2. SARA LEE SELLERS Rowland Education Honor Roll 2, Logothia Club 2, Dorm Historian 2, Campus Choir 1, B.S.U. 1, 23 Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, Mission Council 2, WRA 1, 2, Intramurals, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. VIRGINIA LINDA SETTLE Albany, Ga. Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Dramateers 1, 2, Clio Society 1, Campus Choir 1, 2, B.S.U. 1, 2, Stmday School 1, 2, Training Union 1. 8011101 ORE DIREC URY BETTY LOU SHAVER Statesville Education Dramatcers 1, 2, Secretary: Campus Choir 1, 2, Vice-Prcsidentg B.S.U. 1, 21 Young Womens Auxiliary, Sunday School 1, 21 Training Union 1, 2. MARY ANN SHEARON Wake Forest Math Dean's List 1, 2: French Club 1, 2, Seca rotary, Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Hostess, Dorrn Officer 23 B,S.U. 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union 1, 2. SANDRA CAPRON SHEFFIELD Pompano Beach, Fla. Religion Dramateers 25 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 2. CHARLES THOMAS SHORES Salisbury Business Administration JAMES MORGAN SIDES Aberdeen, Md. Music Education BRENDA CAROLE SIMMONS Cross Anchor, S. C. Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 21 International Relations Club 1, 23 B.S.U. 1, 23 Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 23 WRA 2, Archery Clubz Sunday School 1, 21 Training Union 1,2. JOY DIANE SIMPSON Franklinton Elementary Education Dean's List 2, Honor Roll 1: Interna- tional Relations Club 21 Dorm Chap- lain 23 College Choir 13 Campus Choir 13 BSU., B.S.U. Council, Secretary: Volunteers for Christ: Young Womens Auxiliary, Sunday School, Training Union. ROBERT RICE SINCLAIR Heath Springs, S. C. Music Education BARBARA JEAN SITTON Horse Shoe Math Honor Roll 1, 23 Gorman Club 1, 2: Dorm Officer 2g B.S.U. 1, 2, Young Women's Auxiliary 1, 21 WRA 1, 2, ln- tramurals: WRA Counoil 21 Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. MARTHA LINDA SLIGH Greer, S. C. Social Work Honor Roll 21 Nonpareil Society 1, 2, Censorg Young Republican Club 21 B.S.U. 1, 21 Sunday School 1, 2, Train- ing Union 1, 2. WANDA KAYE SLOAN Waynesville Music Education Clio Society 1, 23 Band 1, 2: Majorctte 1, 2, B.S.U. 13 Methodist Student Move- ment 23 MENC 23 Woodwind Ensemble 2. JERRY W. SLOOP Kannapolis Mechanical Engineering Deans List 21 Men's Student Council 2: Dorm Officer 2, MARTHA JEAN SMALL Kershaw S. C. Liberal Arts Honor Roll 13 International Relations Club 2, Clio Society 1, 2, Censor, BSU. 13 Sunday School 1. REBECCA M.AE SMITH Marion Secretarial Science Dean's List 23 Honor Roll 1: Business Club 23 Nonpareil Society 11 BSU. 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 21 Training Union 2. RALPH ALLEN SNIDER Denton Christian Education STEVE RANDALL SPAIN Chase City, Va. Liberal Arts - one hundred and sixtyfnine - BRENDA GAIL SPAINIIOUR Winston-Salem Home Economics laurel Stuff 23 Clio Society 1, 21 Young Republican Club 2, B.S.U. 1. CECIL REXFORD SPRINKLE Marshall Math GLENA JEAN SPRINKLE Weaverville Liberal Arts BLANCHE ELIZABETH STAFFORD Hickory Music Education Deans List 1, 2, Orpheon Club 1, 2, Secretaryg Clio Society 1, 21 Campus Choir 1, 21 Band 23 B,S.U. 1, 23 AGO 11 MENC 2. WILLIAM LAMAR STARKS Dalton, Ga. Pre-Medicine JOHN PERRY STEEN, JR. Kamiapolis Liberal Arts CAROLINE ELAINE STEVENS Asheville Math CHARLES PHILIP STEVENSON Saluda, S. C. Pre-Medicine College Marshal 2, Dean's List 1, 25 Science Club 1, 2, Presidentg Young Re- publican Club 2g BSU. 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2. RONALD CLEVELAND STEWART Silver Springs, Md. Liberal Arts OPHO. ORE DIRECTOR LAURA CHRISTIAN STOKES Jacksonville, Fla. Liberal Arts B.S.U. 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Train- ing Union 1: Hilltop Staff 1: Drama- teers 2: Nonpareil Society 2: Young Women's Auxiliary l. HENRY WELLINGTON STOUGH, III Aulander Liberal Arts Dorm Officer 1, 2: Young Republican Club 1, 2: B.S.U. 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 2: Weightlifting Club 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. GEORGIA NAN STRAHM Sarasota, Fla. Elementary Education Clio Society: Young Republican Club: B.S.U.: WRA, Tennis Club: Sunday School. LAMAR SHUFORD SUMIVIEY, JR. Gastonia Liberal Arts ALICE OLETA SWOFFORD Spartanburg, S. C. Liberal Arts Miss Laurel Candidate 2: Band 1, 2: B.S.U. 1, 2: WRA 1, 2: WRA Council 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. WILLIAM BENJAMIN TAYLOR Wilmington Electric Engineering Honor Roll 1: Young Republican Club 21 Amateur Radio Club 1. GAIL ALICE TEAGUE Taylorsville Education DAVID EDWARD THOMAS Weaverville Electrical Engineering Honor Roll 1, 2: Science Club l, 2: B.S.U. 1, 2: Westminster Fellowship 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2. JAIVIES TANNER THOMAS Asheboro Dentistry LOLA YVONNE THOMAS Kannapolis Education GLENN ELLSWORTH THRUSH Winston-Salem Electrical Engineering LORENA KATHRYN TILLER North Charleston, S. C. Secretarial Administration THOMAS GILBERT TILSON Miami, Fla. Liberal Arts Honor Roll 2: B.S.U. 1, 23 Ministerial Conference 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. EDDIE JOE TOMBERLIN Mars Hill Engineering NANCY JANE TROTTER Greenville, S. C. Elementary Education Honor Roll 1, 2: Scriblerus Club 2: WRA 2, Hiking Club: Sunday School 1. GARY FRANK TUCKER State Road Business Administration GEORGE ELLIS TUNSTALL Raleigh Pre -Medicine College Marshal 2: Deans List 1. 2: German Club 1, 2, President: Philo- mathian Society 2: B.S.U. lg Training Union 1. HELEN FAYE TURNER Mount Airy Secretarial Science Drarnateers 2: B.S.U. 1: Young Womens Auxiliary 1: WRA 1, Archery Club: Sunday School 1: Training Union 1. ROY JAMES TWEED Marshall Liberal Arts - one hundred and seventy - RAQUEL EVELIA VanDYKE Canal Zone Secretarial Science Business Club 2. ROBERT WAYNE VESS Covington, Va. Pre-Medicine Dorm Vice-President 2: Young Republi- can Club 2: Football 1: Intramurals 1, 2. JOHN GILBERT VICK Kinston Electrical Engineering Honor Roll 1, 2: Science Club 2: Metho- dist Student Movement l, 2. WEI-LING WANG Hong Kong Chemistry Dean's List 1, 2: Science Club 1: Young Democrat Club lg B.S.U. 2: Sunday School 2. RICHARD EDWARD WARD Cary Liberal Arts Young Democrat Club 2: Ministerial Conference 1: M-Club 2: Baseball 1: Intramurals 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, 2. MARY CAROLYN WARLICK Spartanburg, S. C. Science JAMES BENNETT WARREN Asheville Electrical Engineering LINDSAY DOUB WATKINS Clemmons Biology Freshman Class President: Dean's List 1: Science Club 1, 2, Vice-President: Young Republican Club 1, 2: Intra- murals 1, 2. BISHOP MEREDITH WATSON Florence, S. C. Business Administration , Soifiio ALIA WEAVER Lansing Home Economics Honor Roll 1. 23 Home Economics Club 1, 2, Secretary, Young Deinocrat Cluli 1, 2, WRA 1, 2, Intrainuralsg Sunday School 1, 2. RUSSELL EUGENE WEBB Leicester Engineering Circle K Club 1, 2, Board uf Directors: Honor Roll 23 Intramurals 23 Sunday School 1. ALETA WELCH Scotland Neck Business Administration Miss Laurel Candidate 2: May Court 1, 2, Maid of Honor: Laurel Staff 2: Non- pareil Society 1, 2, Vice-President: B.S.U. 2: WRA 1, 2, WRA Council 2, Secretaiyg Sunday School 2: WRA Standout 2. DEAPA JO WELLS Leicester Home Economics Miss Laurel Candidate 2: Laurel Stall 1, 2: Hilltop Staff 1. 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2: Young Democrat Club 1, 2: B.S.U. 1, 2: WRA 1, 2, Intramurals: Sunday School 1, 2: Training Union 1, MARGARET GRAYSON WELTE Canton Christian Education JOHN QUINN WEST Asheville Business Administration Dean's List 1: Honor Roll 2: Internation- al Relations Club 2: Euthalian Society 1, 2, Marshall: B.S,U. 1, 23 B.S.U. Coun- cil 2, Vice'Preside-nt: Intramurals 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2, Training Union 1, 2. LYNDA GAIL WHITAKER Franklin Education KENNETH GLENN WHITENER Greensboro Business Administration Honor Roll 1, 2: Spanish Club 2, Eu- thalian Society 1: Men's Student Coun- cil 23 Cottage President 2: Young Re- publican Club 1, 2: Intramurals 1. 2. MORE DIRE IVILLIAM EDIVIN IYHITNIAN Winter Haven, Fla. Civil Enejneering Dorm Officer 21 Young Republican Club 23 1ntramui'als 1. IVALTON NEIL IVIIITTAKER Baltimore, Md. Journalism Hilltop Statf 1, 2, Editor: Dcun's List 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, BARBARA JEAN WILDE Marshall Elementary Education LINDA RUTH WILLETTE Durham Education GLENN ROWE WILLIAMS New Bern Social Science JOSEPH I-IOWE WILLIAMS Salisbury Liberal Arts RICKEY McARTHUR WILLIAMSON Chadboum Liberal Arts JAMES CLAUDE WILLIS Canton Education MELINDA E. WITHROW Charlotte Elementary Education Hoiioi' Roll 1, 2: Scriblerus Club 1: Non- pareil Society 11 B.S.U. 1, 2: WRA 1, 2, Intraniurctlsg WRA Council 2: Sunday School 1, 2. CLIFFORD WILLIAM WOOD South Glastonburg, Conn. Pre-Medicine - one hundred and seventy-one -- TOR DOROTHY RUTII WOOD Miami, Fla. Drama Honor Roll 1, 2: Scriblcrus Club 2, Dra- nnttct'i's 1, 2, Se-c1'etL11'y, Vice:-President: College Choir 1, 2: Cliccrlcader 1, 2. LUKE IVOODBURY Lenior Business Administration SARA PATRICIA WOOTEN Asheville Music WOODROW EDWARD YANCEY Nelson. Va. Liberal Arts DIANE YELTON Hickory Music MARY LOU YODER Linville Secretarial Science THOMAS RUSSELL YONCE Richmond, Va. Civil Engeering Band 2: Young Republican Club 2, BSU.: M-Club 1, 21 Track 1, 2: lntraf murals 1, 2. FLORENCE JANE YOUNG Thomasville Elementary Education Clio Society 1, 2, Vice-President: Young Woincn's Auxiliary 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2. STEVE ANTHONY YOUNG Burnsville Physical Education Young Republican Club 1, 2: B.S.U. 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2. THOMAS EDWARD YOUNT Newton Engineering I -, Nw-bmw -an -NM... x +R , ,- pug. A 1. x infix M iif-:Y5 I N at LJ . f ,Q . -- 4. -,I wi? M, :fij If ,mx Hx y gg if ,, xr- x as, ' Q '2- V ,, 7 , -1 5 i . 4 EDITOR JUDY FAREWELL As we come to the close of this yearbook, we are also nearing the end of another school year. Although the sun is setting on an era in our own lives, it is just beginning to dawn upon a great new episode in the life of Mars Hill Collegeg and we have been a part of this Knew dayf Soon many of us will be leaving 'the Hill,' but the passing of time will not dim the influence of Mars Hill College upon our lives. Sometime in the future, beyond V veil.-' I . -- -J one hundred and seventy-four - -YH fb- l innumerzlble sunrises and sunsets, it will still be stunfling' - in the pages of this 1963 Laurel - welcoming ne buck with words .if eneunragenient and rememln'z1nce. We have much to lfvok hack upon with warm memories. May this yearbook help preserve in ax vivid way mzinv of those memories. May we find in it reinemlnrances uf many good times - times of excitement and surprise, times Of wurthwhile hard work, times ef companionship with friends. As we leaf through its pages on some distant day, may there swell within us nn ocean of pride and love, disturbed only by waves of nostalgia and homesickness for all that is here representedfl -- one hundred and seventy-five - THE 1963 LAUREL DESIGNED AND PHOTOENGRAVED BY ROANOKE ENGRAVING COMPANY, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PRINTED BY COMMONWEALTH PRESS, INC., RADFORD, VIRGINIA - one hundred and seventy-six -