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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1965 volume:

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Despite a heavy schedule of classes and related activities, Miss Hart has found time during these years to participate creatively in the life of the community and the program of her church and in several profes- sional organizations. Among these are the North Carolina Athletic and Recreation Federation of tfollegc Wonieli, the physical education section of the North Carolina Education Association and Delta Kappa Gamma, the international sorority of teachers. Her achievements merited for her a place in Who's Who of Ameri- can Women for 1964. It is with pride that the 1965 Laurel staff and the Senior Class dedicate this yearbook to Miss Virginia Hart, teacher, coach, Lion supporter and friend. . I -,l MISS VIRGINIA HART Associate Professor of Physical Education - three - Presenting an entire school year's activities within the pages of a single book is no easy task. Each individual cherishes his own personal memories - moments of praise, disappointment, challenge and victory which occur each day and thus make up the entire school year. The 1965 Laurel staff has tried to capture in the following pages all the various moods of campus life at Mars Hill V rx fx un....3 College during the last year. It is the sincere desire -3 ' - ,V of all who helped make this book possible that the W sounds of dear ol' Alma Mater will echo again and again as you recall the school year 1964-65 at Mars Hill. N l 'I . .xx w. 'x Fx J y li , lffmfrrfffil 42 tl fi' ' , 515 7 if V-,Q uf sf tlql I I kfff Staff Artist David Inman has created this character to brighten our book. If lg , ' ?,'1j ff ,fi 7 W, 271- zfff' 1 F Z N lf P Q y x TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 AX. I H'l'I,'I'Y Nl! S'l'AI l Page ll mv D-. N7 4 Hff LVSQM ITEIIIUXTION 5 . SPORTS Page T1 ' 4 1 uu., yi, Y 1,. , j ' W X: ,4,'-.,v. I f X Qs ' H - 1 I , 'I L... H Tl- QK xx ' f H 2 s I li S SI-INIURS Page 95 11.190 -7 c , ... RELIGION Page 1531 . 1 X , , Tv n Y T xfs W :ss if '. ea-:A ,jg ' 2 ' fi! 'E .lk J H 11 T- , 1 A I T J ' - . sa M 'E , lil :ing .nw-E'- Q 'f I ' S JV 25 T MVSILL Page 5 V? L ?' L h V .lf f, in-P it d,' im . me N-'33 eg ,f 1 T . XRS.:- ff I I X- ,TV w-T fl I . 'X Qui! r 5 gg -14 - ,x X- x 1 4 M 1' T 1' ss X 1 . , 5 7.1 Q -. X ' 239 E ORGANIZATIONS 3. . 4 Inge .17 'fiEJ'1'fF P 3 l g 1 T FRESHNTI-IN uw 9 l i X f 2' ,-f- 'x -, T. . b, . 'wo ,,, 1. 5 sv T ff' f ' solmmlomfzs TV Q K if I'z1ge 1551 .. 1- , ' . Qc. if' C' ff T f g vr 1 ' ka l A T T T' m T X wt 4' 2 X X '-Q X T N T X 55335 1 1-'11 --1 l ij! Fl ll iw' YI? -li-5 Bailey Mountain stands its constant vigil over the campus. Coyte Bridges Dining Hall peaks through a Sycamore. -six- W li --'flr l - V N4i'E,.I4:K .1-J 1 2 . - 5 ff'-Q A' .- ' , 'vip' '1' 4 ' .X Vs -5 rw , ,,. -. V 5 A gg.--5 fi, t.b.is2:'ff+fai - f ' ' ' Nr. ' 3..a54?ff'f. 4 Q2 1 ' F: iv? 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A fix G50 g.fn M vs nm - 'fwxg' 6' My ,--,ggi fff4 77g EWQMMUVEYKWWW? When the future will have afforded a perspective for the appraisal of Dr. Blackwell's administration at Mars Hill College, his achievements will loom in the history of the college. When he agreed to direct the enlarge- ment program for the college in 1935, he declared his desire to provide Mars Hill with physical equipment commensurate with its spiritual assets. When he ac- cepted the presidency in 1938, he reiter- ated his purpose. To see how well he has kept his promise, one has only to survey his accomplishments. Nine modern build- ings have been erected and equippedg older buildings have been renovatedg more than a dozen cottages and faculty homes have been acquired: and the campus has been enlarged and extensively landscaped. Dr. Blackwell modestly gives others credit for what has been done. Indeed many have shared his vision and en- thusiasm, although some have been fear- ful, critical. or apathetic. With his judg- ment, industry, integrity, and faith, how- ever, Mars Hill now stands girded to meet the opportunities of the future. -Adapted from an editorial in the College Quarterly by John A. McLeod. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE My thirty-seven years on the Mars Hill campus have been happy and gratifying. To be sure there have been problems to meet and solve, but when I think of our many loyal, alert, eager students I realize that the rewards have been commensurate. A teacher or school administrator can experience no greater joy than that of seeing his pupils grow in knowledge and wisdom. Every student who has studied here in my time has my blessing and my good wishes. I salute the entire college family. Cordially, Hoyt Blackwell, President twelve DR. HOYT BLACKWELL Teacher of Greek and Bible, 1928-38 President since 1938 - thirteen - fi 5' M-, g Nm' 4m....4-'R RALPH MARION LEE, M.A. Dean of the College Professor of Business Administration xii M WILLIAM LARKIN ILYNCH, Th.M Dean of Students Associate Professor of Psychology MARY KATHERINE LOGAN, M.A. Dean of Women ROBERT RUSCOE CHAPMAN, B.S. Registrar Assuciuie Pwfessm' of Business AClHlllllSt1'ZlfilJ1l ' 1 l JOHN ROBERT ALFRED MELVIN, Tl College Chaplain Associate P1'OfGSS0l of Religion ANGUS MCLEOD, M A D116CtO1 01 Pllbl1Cc1t1Ullx P1'UfQSS01' of E1lg1lSh PRIL E SNIITH M J Dluctru of PLlbl1CltX ,1 k SIDNEY MELVIN CROWDER, M.Ed. Associate Professor of Education ALFRED WILLIAM EDYE, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry WILLIAM CRAWFORD ELLIOTT, M.A. Instructor of English VALENTINE FARKAS, M.A. Assistant Professor of German GWYNDOLA PIERCE FISH, M.A. Associate Professor of Spanish JAMES MALON FISH, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education ROMAN S. GORSKI, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics JACK NORMAN GROSE, M.B.A. Instructor of Business Administration ANNE CAROTHERS HALL, M.Mus. Instructor of Music - sixteen FACULTY GENEVIEVE WILLIAMS ADAMS, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry JOHN POPWELL ADAMS, M.Mus. Associate Professor of Music MILDRED LORAINE BINGHAM, M.B.A. Professor of Business Administration GASTON WORTH BOOTH. M.A. Instructor of Education RONALD KEITH BROMLEY, M.S. Instructor of Physical Education RACHEL MESSICK CHAPMAN, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Administration JONG SUK CHAY, M.A. Assistant Professor of History EDWIN RIVES CHEEK, M.A. Associate Professor of English RUBY HUDSON COX, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Administration FACULTY Associate Professor of Physical Education ROBERT KENNETH HAYCRAFT, M.A. Instructor of Art DON J. HENDERSON, IlI.A. Associate Professor of Physical Edt JOHN MCMANUS HOUGH, JR.. M.Ecl. Associate Professor of Education JONES Y. HOWELL, M.A. Professor of Mathematics MARY NEWELL HOWELL, M..-I. Professor of Home Economics MARY ALICE IHRIG, M.A. Associate Professor of English ALBERT ELLISON JENKINS, Th.D. Associate Professor of Religion and BETTY CORNETTE JOLLEY, M.A. Assistant Professor of History ication Sociology ff? N wr-12' HARLEY E. JOLLEY. Ph.D. Associate Professor of History JAMES DANIEL JORDAN, JR., B.D. Associate Professor of Religion CAROL ELIZABETH KENDALL, M.S. Instructor of Home Economics MUMPHORD HOLLAND KENDALL, Th.M. Professor of Religion GEORGE HAROLD KINCAID, M.R.C. Assistant Professor of Education CAROLYN HINTON LAMBERSON, M.Mus Instructor of Music HARVEY N. LANCE. M.Ed. Associate Professor of Mathematics RUTH ELIZABETH MABUS. M.A. Assistant Professor of French WILBUR RAY MQBRIDE, MA. Instructor of Physics - seventeen - -+1 'T' ' ' ' - ' ,. --- - LORA MILTON OUTTEN, Ph.D. Professor of Biology ALICE MCGHEE OWSLEY, B.A. Instructor of Political Science WILLIAM F. PEGG, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics ELLA JANET PIERCE, Ph.D Professor of English ALLEN LUTHER PINGEL, M.S Instructor of Biology Assistant Professor of Music JOHN TILMAN PYLE, Ph.D Associate Professor of Chemistry MOLLIE SANDIFORD RICH, B.M.E Instructor of Music ROBERT C. RICH, JR., M.Mus Assistant Professor of Music FACULTY EVELYN ALLEN McLEOD Instructor of English NANCY CAROLYN MEDFORD, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics FRANCIS ANGELO MONTALDI, M.A. Instructor of Biology NANCY ETHEL MORRIS, M.A. Instructor of English ETHEL ENGLISH MOYERS, M.A. Assistant Professor of English JOHNNY McNEIL NARKINSKY, M.A. Instructor of Spanish SAM SELF NARKINSKY, M.S. Instructor of Mathematics CHARLIE CRAFTON NARRON, M.A, Assistant Professor of Business Ad JOHN RAYMOND NELSON, Ph.D. Professor of Classical Languages ministration eighteen ERNEST WAYNE PRESSLEY,- M.A. FACULTY DANIEL EDGAR RICHARDSON, Th.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry DOROTHY WEAVER ROBERTS, M.S.M. Assistant Professor of Music JOSEPH ELWOOD ROBERTS, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music NONA MOORE ROBERTS, M.A. Professor of French DONNA NAGEY ROBERTSON, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music JOE CHRIS ROBERTSON, M.F.A. Associate Professor of Art EMMETT S. SAMS, M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics ROBERT DOUGLAS THERRELL, M.A. Instruct of Music JAMES WARREN THOMAS, M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama nineteen NVQ C' av'- f--ff '27 'av w v u...-I' MILDRED FRANCES THOMAS, M.A., in L.S. Instructor of Music, Music Librarian EVELYN UNDERWOOD, Ph.D. Professor of History ELIZABETH WEBSTER WATSON, M.A. Associate Professor of Drama WILLIAM HENRY WHITNEY, B.A., C.P.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration ARTHUR EVERETT WOOD, M.S. Associate Professor of Physics and Engineering HARRELL WOOD, M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education NOT PICTURED MARTHA SINCLAIR BIGGERS, B.Mus. JANICE HALLIDAY PRESSLEY, B.A. Instructor of Education AGNES KOOLS WHITMAN Instructor of Music no--.. ibn...- 'K-.,,4' --2' sfo-5 iq, . X X 3 twenty - OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: B. H. Til- son, superintendent of buildings and grounds, Donald Caldwell, Sr., cafeteria manager, Mrs. Julia Tilson, cafeteria hostess, Eva Brewer, nurse. Dr. Otis Duck, Dr. Charles Powell, Dr. Ernest Powell, college physicians. LIBRARY STAFF: Ann Dacus, cataloguer. Mrs. Kathleen Farkas, periodicals, lVIrs. Vienna Hunter, clerk, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, reserve, Mrs. Eula Robinson, reference. Jinsie Underwood, circulation. ASSIST- ANTS AND SECRETARIES: Mrs. Judy Bridgers, cafeteria secretary, Mrs. Barbara Brown, secretary to registrar, Mrs. Helen Bown, secretary to president. Donald Caldwell, Jr., student center manager, Mrs. Ethel Cox, assistant to regis- trar, Frances Grigg, assistant in student center, Mrs. Kay Harmon, secretary to pub- licity director. GENERAL STAFF ASSISTANTS AND SECRETARIES lcon- tinuedl: Mrs. Violette Henderson, assistant to bursar, Mrs. Florence Lance, assistant in student centerg Mrs. Gail Letzring, secretary in buildings and grounds office: Mrs, Nona Faye Lynch, secretary to dean of students. Mrs. Shirley McBride, secretary in place- ment office: Mrs. Carolyn Nelson, secretary in public relations office, Mrs. Nancy Owen, secretary in music depaitmentg Mrs. Myrtle Richardson, secretary to dean. Mrs. Kathleen Stroupe, secretary in buildings and grounds office, Kathleen Wal- lin, secretary in alumni office, DORIVHTORY I-IOSTESSES: Mrs. Ruby Alexander, Brown, Mrs. Cora Charles, Huffman. Mrs. Maxine Fulcher, Myers, Mrs. Rose Main, Melrose, Mrs. Lillie Rogers, Treat, Mrs. Ruby Sparks, Spilman. Mrs. Maria Sparnell, Stroupg Mrs. Elsie Teague, Edna Moore. 5 W 'iw' .,1...a.. an , I . 1-,, i I! I I f? 1 ,efgi fl 4 , X ,, EX gifs V 6 9 'F X R my 1 X if I A 'sl' 'I'-11,3-,nu 1 ' I l 1 1 1 ... g -3-7.'n1'y . 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Mem. if K -1- elrtnln tlu' :null- Kznhy Haut x'M1ss ,W1-ilu musn' 1111 In-' DELL MORGAN BROYHILL 1965 Queen of May MAY QUEEN i- B DIANE VAUGHN Maid of Honor .F si' 94 5' .954 if 1. R11-lld U1 Hmmm, Mary Hu1'tf.n. tak:-5 hm place wlth tin' rust UI the uuu1'tg ZZ. D1'amatue1's IJIXJSEQIII play luulf-lx' ilu wfurl ' 3. Maul 1,11 H-mm. Cmwn Bualm. and May Qu:-en pausu lnwimw VNIt'1'1IllQ Ihr ILSIIYIIIUS1 4. Thx' umrt llI1L'S up tu L-111-'-1 th: nuvh ' torlumi 5, Part cw! the L'ULl1't breaks beiurc the band IJUQIYIS In play the cntramm' malchg lj. Cunrmwt. Tum Rumch-V, c1'wxx'r1 Ruth May Queen. 196-1. - tlurty-three - QP' wavy-f out I Judy Baber, a senior from Greens- boro, was selected by the football team to reign as Football Queen during Home- coming. Homecoming Football Queens Ruth Ramirez, a senior from Tampa, Florida, was elected by popular vote and reigned as Queen over the Homecoming festivities. F0140 00M IVE' .af ' 'V VI, xl i 3 1. HomecomingAsuppo1'tQ1's3 2, A welcome from Myers, 3, Ground breaking tux nc-xv Qymi 4, IX-lascnt pays 1l'1llll1k' In Queen Ruth: 5. Wmnqng float, 6. Lion co-captains, Jane and Ann, am ready tm' v1c1m'yg 7, Cl'HXY1I1Q.1 ut Ffwtlnzlll QLIWH, Judy Baberg 8. Ruth IS crowned Homecoming Queen, 1964, - thirty-five - s X .K if Az 1 Q' ' nf W 95 1 4 ' 'j is 'i 4-If .2 M--' f 5 Y - l',. A -fr, f, S ,'T.5 iw- . ,f, , 1 j ' .,......-.....,,Q 42 iffy' I I Qs - .1 yf, ,, fm fv 4 V 1 QI: f N. - V 1 fa , r xi , gg i? L wil' :-.mfg .J J fi, ,f f - k 'x QSQSQSQQ Q: X Q C 'Qs A . if -,.,- IDL' ff QQ ffl? y . If-'f . ll k?5!7W!Zf477!0W!'7 HONCJR CLUBS The Honor Clubs have been a vital part of campus life at Mars Hill for many years. These clubs seek to lead their members into a deeper understanding of life and their part in it, both on campus and after graduation. Students are eligible for membership by having a B in the course which the club represents and by having nothing' less than a C in all other subjects. Represented in the Honor Clubs on campus this year were the social science, English, business, foreign languages, religion, music, and science departments. Due to a lack of in- terest and for the first time in several years, the German Club was not represented in the Honor Clubs. INTERNATIONAL RELATICJNS CLUB Seated lleft to rightbz Mary Oxentine, Royster Washington, Diane Freeman, Miss Owsley, Rex Reece, Ron Harveyg standing: Jimmy Wilson, Tom Ashworth, Robert Seaton, Jean Ellis, Nadine Reese, Bill Morgan, Dr, Underwood, Mr. Chay. - thirty-eight - BUSINESS CLUB I ll Yf SSSS H23 C Seated Cleft tu rzglztlt Jean Reese. Ruth RlCll3I'ClSOI'l. Jane Slms. Elalnu Gattxs. JL-anne Goods, x7ElLlllhllC Krng, Mary Ann Grbbs. Mary Collms, Llnda Lowe, Roberta Transou, Phyllls Bremner, Donna Lmms, Ann Ke-pncrg xtzmclulg: Edward Brown, Vernon Thomas. Ben Floyd, Cle-mme! Hunt. Wllson Knlght. Jack Huddlc. Casffy FI'f.'Clli'lAlCl'i. Jack Rcecr. Steven llll'lt'S. Caro- llne Hayes, Rlc-hard McRary. Jackxe Mitchell, Wllham Clark, C, B. Cole-man, Tom Holmes, Eddw Elhmt, Harry Taylor. SCRIBLERUS CLUB V7 E wr 415' Fzrst rms fleft to rightl: Gmny Bradley. Ameha Luther, Sarah Calae. Gwen Self. Carole-Lynn Law,-rv, Martha Pu-nley, Anne Tarploy, Carole Clamp: Second row: Brenda Stalllngs. Sandra Wells, DXV31I1C KlHSl3Hd,kEl3lHQ' Poole, Carol VK'h1lf'. JFUC FIQIUIUE.. Twry Cooper. Cheryl Robertson: third rout Bonnmu Mc-Carson. Davlcl Hmlcomhc, Charles Llfwls. Art Eurp. X C9118 Chtlde-rs. Sandra Thoma, Lols Shearon, Hllda Gllpm, Mary Ann Holland, Rrta Ann Propst. - lllll'lAY-f1lYlQ - SPANISH CLUB Seated qleft to 'rightlz Dorothy Mclntosh and Rhea Mendenhall, Mildred Dean. Linebergerg standing: Cathryn Formy-Duval, Linda Hilton, Carol FRENCH CLUB Seated lleft to riglztb' Janice lVlo1'gan Carla Slaughter Angelia Pri st r Diann Couch' sfanding' Glenn Ragsdale Vernon Tliomab P115 llis Dunning Linda Bioolw Maiy Causby Kay Biool-s fovty Q 2 Q . , . C C. .. , V . , 1 -i .v -v ORPHEON CLUB ,,4.w.:.1'wi5 li f 9 E l 1 1 Left to rzghtz Jllll SICUSS, Larrv Sm1th, Kc-11 Murrav. Phylhs Co1'butt, Nancy Mettht-srm, Betty D11-an. Jzauklc- Btmncls, Bar- bara Slllllll, Judith Molton, Janet S11uz1d, Stella Lam Gloria Rotem. Jackle N1,!I'I11ZlI1, Kay HHITISA Jllll CElI'INlL'llZiQl, Sharyn Russell, Jane M81't1I1, Betty Slaton, Angharad Carmichael, Rlta P31'I'lS. Mary Beth Brundage, A1ll'C'IX6' l.awsrm111 seated at piano: Nancy Kendall. LOGOTHIA CLUB 1 A 1 1 1 ll Fzrxt ro1t1 lleft to rzglftbz Dr, Jcnklxus, Everett Thomas, Dem Llli-S. D1' Nolsuhl stmrnzrl mtl Flkkd Strvm-, G11-1111 lXl1'C11x', Sandra Shutheld, Dorm Lamh, Ray Frazic-1', lVl.11'tha H1c-lqsurl, D1ana lVl1-Elmy, Lmda BL1l1Nl8l'41lIlCl', Je-z1111r- Potts, Elhs F11lh1'1ght, ihzrd 13111: Ronmc Owens. Fred Templeman, Edward Yancey, Elclredgc P3I'I'lSll, Ja1r1QS Calvm, Dave Hupstp-ttf,-1, D11 Jf11'dzm, 1 arry atton. , - forty-one - lt SCIENCE CLUB First row deft to 'righthr Jane Watts, Carol Hunt, Nancy Trotter, Holland Kendall, Wade Herman, Bill Reeves, Kenneth Hale, Flossie E. Ray, Sylvia Valentine, George Glass: second row: Roberta Gunnett, Claudia Sentelle, Sarah Bird, Linda Mills, Frank Calhoun, L. Jane Watts, Shirley Sorrells, Anita Walker, Evelyn Morrow, Cecile Plott, Art Wood, Wayne Jami- son: third row: Wilbur McBride, Dr. D, E. Richardson, A. L. Pingel, Francis Montaldi, Judy Halyburton, Stephen Fleetwood, Deanne Peterson, Ernest Jones, Norman Garrison, Doug Justice, Jerry Davis, Wade Davis, Dr. L. M. Outten. CLASSICAL CLUB Left to right: Di. Nelson. Danny Cooper, Hilda Gilpin, Mike Teague, Jane Fleming, Bessie Cline, David Clapp, Jerry Harwell, Joe Cole. - forty-two - Student Government Associotion 'Q R GARY BROOKSHIRE DAVID CLAPP President Vice President ANGELA PRIESTER STEVEN FLEETWOOD Secretary Treasurer Much of the success of this year's Student Gov- ernment Association must be attributed to the mem- bers of the student body at large. Due to the tireless efforts of both the students and the advisers. growth is evident in this important facet of college life. Each personal success can only be measured in the amount of personal responsibility each one has placed on himself in accomplishing the purposes of the S. G. A. These responsibilities and desires for self-expression must accompany a senior college. Let this challenge of responsibility continue to be the example of guidance for those to come. I ya turf T 4 .KF ,- . I. . -so-vig: . .,-'f -r,' . ' -A -'KA' 1' N7 tv Q fzrf . ta P 4 ftp? Q ,3 ,,,tH , 4 53-itat if .N Y ' L it :M 5:3 l it ti ' s o ft Q , -.lf fn ot. '7! q , L- l53LfLitftg,.: at 115 5- -W fi : Q -. -:ii.,iL:r,'-.gzaft 'Q .1 1255 The Student Government Association adopted an insignia which will represent it as an official seal in all functions of student government at Mars Hill College. The insignia features an engraving of the familiar mountains behind the imposing steeple of the admin- istration building. In the upper left corner is a scroll symbolizing scholastic merit, and in the opposite corner there are four stars, which represent the four academic classes. Mounted above the engraving is the M. H. C. Mountain Lion surrounded by scroll work. Aka Jar. ff, .ll mimi an TOM REMCHO WILLIAM PRUETT Attorney General Assistant Attorney General CAROLYN LAMB TOM JONES Assistant Attorney General Chairman of Defense Committee COURT First row Kleft to Angela Priester, Jake rightkz George Glass, David Hopstetter. Sue McCall, Stephen Fleetwood, David Clapp, Gary Brookshire, Stone, Mary Owens, Norman Eller: second row: Tom Remcho, John Steen. Gerald Lankford, Carolyn Lamb, C. B, Coleman, Tom Jones, Ron Harvey, Linda Brooks, Alan Bell, Mary Ann Holland, Andy Good, Tom Hallg not pic- tured: Estelle Jordan SENATE First row fleft to rightlz Ernest Jones, Joyce Dunlap, David Hopstetter, Martha Page, Estelle Jordan, Royster Washing- ton, Carol White, George Class: second row: David CIHDP, Gary Brookshire, Andy Paul Morley. - forty-four - CABINET Left to rzglitt George Glass, David Clapp, Gary Brookshire-, Angola P1'icstui'. Stephcn Flex-twood, John Stu-n. FINANCE Left to right: Chris Pappas, Mary Oxc-ntine, Stephen Fleetwood, Peggy Dink- ins, Richard Brown. JUDICIAL REVIEW Left to rzglztz Sue McCall, John Stem-n, Nancy Hall: not pictzireclz Hohy Harmon, Tom Hall, ELECTIONS AND OPEN FORUMS Left to right: Dick Matheson, Mary Lynn Bunting, David Clapp, Carolyn Broome, Ron Harvey. LEGISLATIVE REVIEW Left to right: James Norman Eller. Royster Washington, Mary Owens, Ron Harvey, Dianne Coltrain, Bill Pruett, Tom Hall. COMMISSION First row tleft to rightlz David Clapp, Lynn Bunting, Nancy Whitaker, Melva Hailman, Patti Richards, Jean Small, Sandra Duck, second row' Bruce Robinson John Mclntosh Pat Hodge Mike Groce Alvin Re nold C 'l P W . , , , , y s, eci e lott, ade Davis, Dianne Coltrain, Fran Carter: third row: Owen E. Bre ndell, Dan Henley, Chris Seaton, Dick Matheson, James Ritchie, Nancy Hall, Robert Bates, Edward Yancy, Bill Cole. Tommy Merrell: fourth row: Brenda Simmons, Pinkie Pinkston, Linda Lowe, Cathy Broome, Carolyn Broome, Joseph Lee Cole, Ernie Jones, Norman Garrison, Robert D. Campbell, Tom Sparks, Bill Bruce, F Sf -3 315' WILLIAM LARKIN LYNCH, M.A. MARY KATHERINE LOGAN, M.A. FRANCIS MONTALDI, M.S. Dean of Students Dean of Women Instructor of Biology Faculty Advisor to S. G. A. Faculty Advisor to S. G. A. Faculty Advisor to S. G. A. - forty-six - HISTCRY MAJOR'S CLUB 'I Fzrsz ww llvft to Vlflllllj Judy Jordi-ln, Kathy Nuclwlls, Brunrla Pnpv, Rubvll Huuslr,-1g Czxrtf,-1' P1'L'SS1Uj', Jl'l'l'l Bock. Paul Nuckolls, Tom Jones, Barbara Blyihe, Dlane Frm-mem: soc-wlcl ww Larry Cullms, C1'l1'1S S+,-alum Rm-x Ruuces, B111 Murgzm, George Evatl, Ron Harvey. MATH CLUB Sffllldlllg Heft to rzghtbz Ron Gaylor, Gary Broaclwcll. JL'ZillIl1t' Pm-tts. fzrxt ww' Eric Blacllgwsfll, S1l11'11,'fx' SHI'l'l'11r, Amin Walker, Catherme Gilman: secfmfl row: Troy Parham. Patty lV1urray, Barkley Hrndrlx. Dalun Chlempii tlllrrl rffuf' Trul-It West, Jimmy Blankenshxp, Doug Justlce, B111 Re-evcsg fourth row: Terry Foltz, B111 Husun, Jr,-rry E111-my Jamw Klum, 11111111 ww: C, J. Goodman, Rlchard Kelly, Mary Ann Sharong sz.1'tl1 mu' Jlm Wmlsmm, Lmda Mlllsg SL'l't'11l1I full liutemyu Poug- staphone, Patsy Halo, Glenn Ragsdale, Wllla Plemmcmsg not pivlureclg Stewarl Flceiwuod. 4 ff, 4 Q 2? NGN! 1 QHFWQ, 'CDs ALLEN B. HAYES Editor 4 1965 LAUREL Since the first Laurel in 1916, every staff has tried to accomplish the same sought after goals. These goals have been exemplified in numerous annuals through the years, but it is the desire of each staff that the book they produce be the best yet, It is with this objective that the 1965 Laurel staff has sought to produce this year's book. The long hours spent in producing such a store of memories can only be known by those who have a first hand experience by working on the staff. However, even with this abundance of work and what seems to be a never ending task, when the final copy is in and all is done, it is evident that it is a most noble task. TRACY HEATH TOM REMCHO Miss Laurel Assistant Editor Contest Director Taylor, Nanette Kuzsmaul, Ray Johnson, Photographer 'x Q . . at .. i' BEN FLOYD Sports Editor CYNTHIA HAM Assistant Editor Aldridge, David Inman, Art Editorg Sherri Left to right: Betty Pate, Waynelle Wilson, David Sanderson, Denny Hill, Ron i ' Q ,E 3 Q-.v Ooanfs I : 'r . 135 ' 'IBSG ' 1,11-LHSIIBII by the Sllulvnts of Mars Hill Colle-gt' . fu CO The college newspaper is one of the most vital organs on any Campus. It serves as a history of the outstanding events of the school year as well as a medium of conimunications. Many late hours are spent in gathering all the latest news flashes. Waiting for that late ball score and inserting it just be- fore press time is just one of the many responsibilities of the staff. The writers, typists, circulation manager, business manager, editors, and proofreaders all play such an important role in the compiling of the bi-weekly publication. A special word of thanks is due Mr. Walter Smith, our advisor, for his untiring devotion to the paper. .v Y . fi QP- , , :Z xii . V new Seated: Chris Pappas. Second Semes- ter Edxtori stzzndmg: Steve Spain, First Semester Editor. -- Seated tleft to rightbz Rick Cothran, Bessie Cline, Dolly Lavery. Martha Penley, Marietta Atkins. Pam Hunt. Jimmy Daughtryg' standing: Ron Whitworth, Joy Comer, Cecelia Butler, Jim Dyer, Rocky Transou, Bill Foxvlerg not pic-titrt-dz Nellng Jolly, Jerri Beck, Angie Priester, Gene Richardson. - forty-nine - P. E. MAJOR'S CLUB First row fleft to rightb: Larry Joe Phillips, Benny MacCarter, Sue McCall, Manley League, Bill Smarr, Grace Carter Gerald Lankiord, Don Love: second row: Kees Auer, Patty Richards, Barbara Rector, Joan Farrell, Robin Gilman, Rosa Pittl man, R, N. Ball, Billy Sparks, third row: Wilbur Dishman, Benny Roberts, Doug Teague, Dennis Adams, Cecil Bartles, Duke Fisher, Jimmy Few, Bill Smith: standing: Coach Hart, Coach Henderson, Coach Bromley, Coach Wood, Coach Fish, Earl Eller, Don Robinson, Ruth Smith, Caroline Pond, Nancy Morgan, Delores Baxter, Diane Vaughn, Ruby Byrd, Virginia Ford, Carolyn Wright. CIRCLE K CLUB Left to right: Ned Boyette, treasurerg Jim Smith, Louie Cox, George Glass, vice presidentg Ruff Wheless, social chair- man: Ed Brown. secretary, not pictured: James Fisher, president, Allen B, Hayes, miscellaneous committee chairman, Ben Floyd, Ned Buckner, William Mauney. - fifty - DRAMATEERS ,......-., ..... V 1 V - Vp,-Z I 5-.ff 2 .- Y First row Cleft to rzglttbt Diane Couch, Gail Teague, CZXIUIIIIE McDonald, Allen Hayes, Pat Cooper, Alxcte C1'L1tCl1f1l'lCl, Katherine Young, Kay Brooks, Barbara Blythe, Caroline Wright, Diane Price, Sherri Taylor, ser,-oncl mtv: Dave Jones, Nancy Wyatt, Sandra Thomas, Diane Freeman, Estelle Jordan, Ann Johnson, Bonnie Hunter, Charles Boykin, Grace Taylor, Rick Cothran, Sandra Thoma, Mac Watson, third row: Jim Alexander. Richard Brassell. Jane Watts, David Ilolcoinhc, Dolly Lavery, Mike Yelton, Phil Williams, James Helderman. ug. MRS. ELIZABETH WATSON JAMES WARREN THOMAS Associate Professor of Drama Assistant Professor of Drama 5 ' - v A h - .I in . N ' 'E g-W.. , -f ' V 5 ., 1 , , A F . , f ,Li ' I M,-.---, ..' l' 'I . - ' N ' I- N . ' '17 r . . U I D . J . fi u if ' 1' ' 'LL' , , 'I -A '-. V 3 1 - ' , - . - ' 'K 1 ,L frrwl' 7 ' 'l-yr, , A 4 'P - fifty-one - X M X i Q 'Y CDLLEGE MARSHALS V First 'row fleft tourightl: Ken Murray, chief, Dwight Childers, Janet Snead, Judy Melton, Jean Ellis, Carol Hunt, Rhea Lineberger, Larry Snxithg second row: Mrs. Nancy Thomas, Holland Kendall, Dave Hopstetter, George Glass, Andy Morley, Doug Justice, Carol White, assistant chief. HQME ECONOMICS CHAPTER First row fleft to rightlz Shannon Waldo, Jo Wells, Sandra Baker, Carol Hunt, Audrey Manley, Linda Blanchard, Mary Lynn Wilson, Jane Moseley, Jane Slate, Mary Dennis, Patty Richards: second row: Linda Gillis, Mrs. Howell, Alia Weaver, Bee Mayo, Carol Whitfield, Pam Howell, Donna Williams, Francis Stuart, Betty Douglas, Becky Boyd, Maxine Plemrnons, Miss Kendall, third row: Sylvia Fulbright, Sarah Higgins, Terry Sinclair, Jonatha Roberts, Karen Council, Libby Wilson, Lynn Almond, Katy Cathy, Fran Carter, Bonnie Alexander, Jean Miller. - fifty-two - S N E A OFFICERS L41 A , , , Left to rzglzt: Jaeklu Norman. fll'Sl vxce-president: Ken Murray. prusmlenti Carolyn Lamb, secretary: Brenda Corn, Cor- respondmg secretary. Angela PTILSICI. second VlC6'-pI'QSlCliJIll1 Nancy Ttotter. troasurerg Kay Brooks. Chaplamg Ann Mlse, re- porter: Carol Hunt, hxstoman: J. C. Moss. parllamentarmng Mr, John Hough. advxsor, V-v.,--. r ART CLUB .-. LS '-A? -15 I t 4 I I First row ileft to rzghtlz Harrlet Hunter. Karen Hensley. Mae Watson, Rlchard Ballard, Joe Johnston. Mxchacl Struh. Ann Haycraft, John Brower. Heather Brosc. Jane Clanton: sec-ond row: Phxl Wlght. Chris Seaton, Pat Dunn, Jack Wall. Lar- ry Allen, Carol Campbell, Lew lVIcNe1ll. Allen Langley, Sandra True. Larry Groce. Je-an MacLean. Emrly Corn. Kathy H3lI', Doug Mull-iey, B111 Pritchard, Donna Dougherty, Jerry Smclalr. Shannon Waldo, Clauche Franklln, B. G. Wtlllams. Sarah Bobo. Juanita Bush. - flfty-three - 15' -ff '-f Www COLLEGE The Mars Hill College Choir and The Mars Hill College Campus f Choir both provide music enjoyment on the campus and also lean N - to represent the college in churches and schools throughout the K southeast. These choirs perform outstanding works from every ' f ' As ' period of choral literature ranging from Palestrina to contempo- K spirituals. ill A -mb' In the spring of each year the Choir goes on a week-long tour and thus brings about good relations between other schools and different organi7ations. The Campus Choir provides music for chapel but also presents a program at Christmas and in the spring. The College Choir is accompanied during rehearsals by Norman Selby and the Campus Choir is accompanied by Sharyn Russell. ROBERT C. RICH Director of Choirs K I W' 6: l ' y 7 rary Works such as Randall Thompson, often including Negro 5 4. I , . l ! l The College Choir, first row fleft to rightlz Phyllis Corbett, James Richardson, Janet Snead, James Sides, Gloria Rotan, Tom Byerly, Glenda Robinette, Bill Carr, Julia Smith, Larry Smith, second row: Kay Harris, Wayne Strickler, Candy Coles, Norman Selby, Doris Banning, Bill Thomas, Kathy Young, Don Tesh, Nancy Leatherwood, Ron Coward, Mary Ann Smithg third row: Sharyn Russell, Bud Kirby. Angharad Carmichael, Jim Whetstone, Carolyn Rhodes, Waynen Collier, Nancy Kendall, Terry Childers. Katie Powers, Bob Sinclair, Frances Walker, Perry White, fourth row: Ron Slaughter, Nellie Stewart, John Livingston, Betty Slaton, Ken Murray, Virginia Rollins, Bill Rotan, Larry Miller, Cammy McDonald, Jay Flippin, Aileene Lawson, Jim Carmichael, John Leatherwood, Ann Cantrell, - fifty-six - ICHOIRS lu L L l. 3 ,, , 4 .. L First row tlefl to riglitlg Esther Alexander, Ruth Goodwin, Linda Walker, Joel Recd, Robert Davis, Carroll Reed, Bob Mills, Ken Bell, Larry Smith, Becky Graham, Linda Davidson, Sandra Garner, Becky Thompson, SPL'l'JlIfl rou-2 Stella Lam, Betty Dean, Andrea Young, Dave Trued, Allen B. Hayes, Glenn Davenport, Ron Searcy, Donnie Beddingfield, John Edwards, i Grace Huang, Dorothy Sullivan, Julia Westmoreland, Roberta Transoug tlizrd rowi Linda Bone, Carol O'Connor, Jane Mar- tin, Elaine Harris, Cheryl Haywood, Malcolm Privette, Charles Davis, Tom Dooley, Royce Walsh, James Richardson, Ernie Harrell, Thetis Henry, Betty Wise, Linda Robbins, Janice Morgan, Sharyn Russell: foilrtli row: Brenda Stallings, Cathy Broome, Carolyn Broome, Judy Hill, Lou Brogden, Brinda Booe, Linda Bowman, Catherine Bartles, Willie Ruth Young, Nancy Pease. Carol Allen, Diane Freeman, Jonatha Roberts, Sandra Cannon, Linda Murray, Helen Boykin, Rita Parris, Donna Daugherty, Adrianne Smith, fzftli row: Linda Bumgarner, Judy Whitlow, Jean Ellis, Bernice Brooks, Ann Tarpley, Mary Chan Lovell, Cynthia Ham, Nancy Matheson, Linda Hilton, Cheryl Moon, Jackie Bounds, Sandra Wells. Pat Dunn, Karen Lambert, Mary Saunders, Donna Martin, Judy Henson. ORCHESTRA T, .... -..W ,-....---..,,.e.----, ,. ., , . . . ,-.--.,--.m-...-e-, V-, , - - ,. - , - L , 4 This year the -19-voice College Choir and the 81-voice College Chorus combined to present Handels Messiah in the Rob- ert Lee Moore Auditorium on December ll. Robert C Rich was the director and Norman Selby was the organist Wayne Pressley, director of the College Band, was the trumpeter. The soloists, all students in the music department, wei'e' Aneharad Carmichael, Phyllis Corbett, Mary Ann Smith, Janet Snead, Aileene Lawson, Carolyn Rhodes, John Leatlu-rwood, Larry Smith, James Sides, William Thomas, and Ned Willis. BAND VW First row tleft to rightlz Janice Elam, Sandra Echols, Margaret Jarvis, Charan Dibert, Ann Liles, Eric Blackwell, Craig Greene, second row: Laura Lamberth, Kaye Sloan, Ann Peebles, James R. Daughtery, Rachel Levy, Judy Baber, Martha Britt, Wayne Bryant, Glenn Ragsdale, Patty Murrayg third row: Jane Watts, Jo Ellen Moncrief, Rita Parris, Bill Fowler, Jr., Tom Moncrief, Paul Penenger, Ken Brattong fourth row: Larry McLaughlin, James Ward, Maxiene Letterman, Nancy Matheson, Jerry Robinson, Jerry Holand Kendall, Judy Henson, John Edwards, Randal Henry, Otis Broyhill, David Tweed, Tom Shinn, Danny King, Donnie Bishop, fifth row: Charles Durant, Larry Griffin, Edward Brown. The Mars Hill College Band did much to entertain and uphold school spirit as well as create good public relations for the college this year. The marching band, led by drum major Paul Penninger and six capable majorettes, participated in parades, ball games, ground breaking ceremonies for the new gym, and pep rallies. The concert band, under the direction of Mr. Pressley, presented two concerts on campus. During the annual spring concert tour the band presented concerts at high schools in other sections of North Carolina and in Virginia. The band provided music for May Day festivities. The stage band provided part of the entertainment for the Miss Laurel Pageant. This year several members of the band were participants in the North Carolina Intercollegiate Band. WAYNE PRESSLEY Band Director - fifty-eight - . T'., 'XmlIl ' L Km . , ..... W A-... .. W I I sa-:mx-i 'Q ' Q-Flash' K. J. 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V Qi ' - - + 5419! J 7 HIM ' iS 'T-'35, 7 ' 1 1 5 Q -.,. , ,. ,- .,1. 1, 'i?6::.cgpQg,f.,.g 1 . - .-.'. . - - .,,. -Q I ' l . i ' igy MEM! Q 2' . Fi .W 2 WH W- 1 , I I Lf Q ' 'QUE E . 1 . Swim X QA 'ALR ' y S I ' ' ' A ni M Left tu rzghl: Penny Elllsun, Margo Jarvls, Jams Elam, Luy Balrd, Ann Peebles, Ann Juhnsun. QRCHESTRA ,- .... .-.i Y- v T ...- . v,--rg---...fm ..,, ,., an-Q 1 Fzrst raw fleft In rlglltlf Nancy Kendall, Judy Bah Terry Childers, Cheryl l..ll lE'1', Jlmmy Daughlry, Laura Henson, Ellls Jackson, Mrs. A. K. Whltmang standzug: Wayuc Bryant, Anne Halle, Charlcs Durant, Ken Braltoni rl1rm'rmy I Douglas Thcrrcll. i fxftv-mne i cr, Jancl Gufi, Jun Slclcs, Bc-tty De-ang secrnrfl ww: Rrrnald Sl:1up1l11v1. Lamhcrth, Kaye Sloan, Rachel Levy, Ilzzrcl rrur' Janis Elzun, Judy i N Q ! 1 1 3 L I L N l 1. Most cmutstancilrm playvrs of the 1963-64 ss-as1m1 2 Vww imm back ot Ivlelmse dorm: 3 Rlchard Hman-ll rxppllm,-S theatrlcal make-up: 44 Csnach Bromley mspucts fuutball helmet: 5. Scene from Tho 1XI11'ac-lc xVUI'l'it'I'H1 fi Swxuy 1'1mm Thanksgwmg play: 7. Carson-Newman trlpg 8. N, C, symphony glves concert 9. Dr. Pyle rccewes membershmp mm Sclence Honor Club. wr' 'K 391 Q,-.W , v .gggf QSA' -QI' Q X X M 0 ,x,i,:.4, -M y ! ' ' ' 79 Q ..- , Y- - Y Y-'1-fra-P----v.:wull1-pq:-----r J:-: -1 1,7 '2 7 1 1 5. av- . , J., A .. ,2 4.07 2 -7 if lx Z if I X' Q X, J Q +-:f 3 CZ ' '4 I 1 xi all F ' f I A PK. ' i -L -Lf'-'. 1 A 1 r' Cf'.f'K - y J W. x, ':.t:. F, JI, 1- 'I L- ' .5 Q r --1 If ni '---':.f:- - ' Q -ei nv J I ma IA ' 1 KDEZIGIUZV' ROBERT ALFRED MELVIN Faculty Advisor , 1. BAPTIST STUDENT UNIGN The B.S.U. acts as a catylist for spiritual growth by encour- aging involvement by the student with ideas and with fellow stu- dents in various activities included in college life. The purpose of the B.S.U. is to provide an atmosphere in which students might find greater enjoyment in their college career. College is a preparation course for observing life critically for its purposes and meanings for individual lives. It is the hope of the B.S.U. that these insights will be channeled into service for Christ throughout the world. s. - .',, OSCAR E. SAMS MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE Each week young men who liziye yielded themselves to the cull t'ron1 God to minister the Gospel to the world, have the op- portunity to join in this fellowship with others who have dedi- czitetl their lives to the szune olierlient service. The conference Ilwvitles the opportunity for ministerial students to unite to face 0 I X 1 4 Q mutual problems, to forni stronger bonds for achieving' their pur- N 1. . l pose, and to find guidance :ind direction in preparation. By al- Q . lowing' criticism to come from zz faculty member who has been elected Critic, the conference is uhle to help its members improve their sermon delivery, and the other points ot' worship which the pastor would find himself leading. The sincerity of purpose ot' this conference is Certain to provide an stronger frzune work in the future ministry of the church of the world. M UMPHORD HOLLAND KENDALL l Critic l l 'Sf FUN V010 Neff to rzghtli Denny Hill, Mike Teague. Fred Steen, Mike Hottle. Gary Parker. Ray Johnsoni Ser,-onfl ron ' J. Raymond Nelson, Robert Lee Mills, Gary Allen Stephens, Glenn E. McCoy, James Colvin, Larry Patton, Ray Frazier: third 5 row: Gene Rayiner, Glenn Davenport. Eugene Payne. Rick Gaskln, Ellis Fulbright, Jimmy Fox. James Kiser. Carroll Re IOUVIYI Tow: Jack. Fleming, Charlie Hottler, Richard Spencer, Joseph Lee Cole, Mike Keller. Paul Campbell. Henry DeGol5 Jr., Eldridge Parrish. - Sixtyefive - YOUNG WOIv1EN'S AUXILIARY Young women who wish to reach a deeper understanding of their place in the world of today and how to accomplish their pur- pose with a deeply religious outlook, find what they desire in the Young Women's Auxiliary. They promote civic affairs with a re- ligious standard and through prayer they seek to show their con- cern for the people of the world. There are individual dorm groups and then the presidents and leaders from the dorms form the general YWA's. FAYE CRUTCHFIELD President ,I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -Y, I IW First row Cleft to rightl: Jackie Bounds, Carol Allen, Betty Davis, Linda Bowman, Diana McElroy, Cathy Broome, Dianne Price, Delores Baxter, Rita Propst, Marty Hickson, Peggy Roberts, Carol White, Charan Dibert, Pat Karrikerg second row: Betty Pate, Nancy Morgan, Brenda Simmons, Judy Carter, Lois Shearon, Linda Walker, Nancy Piper, Judy Lowe, Diane Vaughn, Pat Dixon, Trudy Davis, Martha Morris, Sarah Delancey, Betty Dennis, Selia Childersg third Tow: Brenda Stallings, Nanette Kuszmaul, Paulette Holbrook, Rhea Lineberger, Carolyn Broome, Judy Hill, Linda Bumgarner, Amelia Luther, Gail Quinn, Linda Barbour. - sixty-six - l Q .fm ' ' f -'-Ti . '15 '. . i VOLUNTEERS FOR CHRIST The students who comprise this group have been culled by tlocl to serve in various capacities ot' service in the world ot' tomorrow. Being niurlied for the Minster and realizing: their importance in the future religious development of the world, they seek through Il1'U2'l'2lINS established by the BSU to enrich their activities und thus their lives through t hristiz1n growth. Although their future occupzx- - 1'- tions will not pertain to the ministry, they do try to establish 21 firm groundwork to build not only their religious lives on, but others - as well. F N t Y t l z . DIANE PRICE President is v, 'lx 4, aw-9 x, First row tleft to riglztb: Beverly Rushing, Joy Lowe, Johnsie Sellars. Sarah Cabo, Betty Ann Smith, second Vice presi dent: second row: Dianne Price, president: Judy Carter, Brenda Stallings, Martha Morris, first vice president: Martha Penley Linda Hilton, secretary. - sixty-seven - MISSION COUNCIL Left to right: James Colvin, Joe Cole, Tony Yates, Linda Baebour, Paul Campbell, Eldridge Parrish, Dr. Nelson, David Hopstetter. CANTERBURY CLUB Left to right: Walker E, Cantrell, Lee C. Forrest, Sara Jo Thomas, Louie Cox, Lynn Truell, Robbie Henley. - sixty-eight - WESTMINSTER FELLQWSHIP 9 , Ei Left to right: Mr, Arthur Matthews, Jackie Midyette, Joyce Pace, Steve Fleetwood, Brenda Simmons, Jane Watts, Pat METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Fzrst row Clejt to rzghtbz Cheryl Liner, Janet Goff, Diana McElroy, Rose Mary Jackson. Elaine Orr. Rebecca Sloan, Pat Grant, Rev. Bill Wells of Greensboro, state MYF Director, Rev. Durward Hofler, pastor, sm-mir! row: Robert Harris, Glen Phillips, Phil Edwards. Malcus Beard, D. J. Keith, Johnny Sherlin. - sixty-nine - B4 aylor, Kay iiluby Page . ' W fy 1 :Q - 12? ,., xl. ,... W., , .,,..,f-, .-.-Y if-in-: NX .yu mfr J, J.. ,- -1,- 5'+, 3 .'A.,.:..i - 1' '-+R'-l'.n...i -is-vw gm 2 P ' '-2 Qgff' vas--wg . - 1 KM ' ici .ph ' '14 v',,f2f:'1,,i 5,4 , . '.il'47',P' vf ww-- f JNJQ, V' flbix fr !kx'K5y,L,'L, 3' .-9:54 f-- Iggwff - ' Q'.yQ2':A, 'J' ,j 5 ' kj A-2- .vkfxg ,-3' 5 .ZS .5 1 M5-L. WC' fi 5 .-,M 45 wfifa? . :-ggi., it S . 'Q Qx X ix 'I 0 fu X 4 1.3,'.1o, O 1 K ' 2f7i3'l'1':. ' 75 J . 1 ' A 0 X r , - 0, 'O I vu' 1.i'.'3L' ' 1 I , 1 X X fl A ' ummm J ' -gl x S I 5. 4X WCA Rafi, A MA xB' N553 'Y 7 ,,.f - -1- 1- - KFUAWK 1964 FOOTBALL Under the direction of Coaches Don Hender- son and Ron Bromley and co-captains Larry Phillips and Dave Livengood, the Lions spent many hours traveling, many more practicing, and all of their energy to bring us another season of football. Although an improvement over last year, the 3-5 record compiled by the Lions for their 1964 football season does not tell of the sacrifices made by each player to bring the fans another thrilling season. FOOTBALL TEAM 1 1 1 S - K S R SI- L N . . X L. 'x X , X 1553 UQ S1 K2 I fr fi I I I W4 I 5' 'I F. f ,X , nb ,, 1 - L r X ' I I LI r I xx ,V sk. ? 4 , 1 , N I 4 . up? , y N - ' Sf . ,Q H 24 3 S V I -CJ - Q BILL SMITH ' eff' TOMMY Nix BILL LEWIS cw XNJV, V f 1' ft ,I MRI it ix .mwJ,m -, 1, M233'1.L f' f . - I Q'Qf llx ' ' am SMARR ,Q I HENRY zloN I . R I Y R .AAA I -I ff, X ' ' ' 1' V I 'N 1 xi J ' A ,' , 4 1 .- I K X , R, L. 1' f l 71 .Y .,- . f f X ,M 'I' ' 171 I ' 'I-Ti V I 'tis ,I 4, f VT t If., 42 3 ,gg RK N , 'ff 1- I . x, -L., 912. P21 Q A 5 A ' f - if ' . ' , Q Bova PERRY Q., ' V' Y A A , uf I Ig A A ': ' fifff s 'I 6. .. :XI I I 4 1 I N W If 1 J. c. Moss '- DAVE LIVENGOOD 1 I? Q as I .-A is , lg N-av i f , . QW or -1- .gf A' A I .. --L 4, , ri 1 -- L 5-,Q 5 X' f j 133 L L. S ' 'X A IM: vnsz A . A ,. F V, -L : HARRY SPROUSE DANNY S 1 - 4 1 --w ,. f 5 1 A 1 , ,.,2 Y ,... A A q' A b Q ' 01 A L Y 3 . l 'g ..,,.,.. , .,,A gf V , 4, :, .-f-V gas A , A, f L . ,K ,Q M 't,, . q' 4? ,J i , A Bo DISHMAN - 'MPJIM AVERPS A A AA :gn JACK REECE A A Q5 ,Eff f j sl-look ,J A 5 ' gflv x 1 S if 6 1 if LARRY PHILLIPSQ A f X I 'V'u V Q fi, , f f X' W-f ff 'X 1 L 1 1 ,X Y i311-i ., Eff., X Q' 1 2 A 5 9' 2 wg. F Ti GERALD LANKFORD -L L,,, - 4 WL...-,, -,-...,1, ..... -L.HN.LL- . ,N 3' ' Q Q . nous ECHOLS ,Z X KS ? Q A A my ,z,., A V 1 ,A -'rm , f H -1 : . 4,1 I '1'..1A:' f 2 2' ME fi 2 ffkx 13. i L5 5? qi? gk! i W N L ' 'fe Kees AUER A For their first gridiron tilt the Lions traveled to Salisbury to meet the Indians of Catawba College. Although Mars Hill came out on the short end of a -12-12 score. the statistics brought out the fact that they yielded only 57 yards rushing to the host team. Catawba cashed in on several breaks, consisting of three fumbles, a costly penal- ty and a blocked punt. to run up the total on their side of the scoreboard. Roger Whittley, Jim Few, Harry Sprouse, and Lar- ry Phillips did a good job offensively while Bo Dishman. Jim Epps, and Bill Lewis took the honors on defense. The following week Mars Hill broke in- to the win column, under the direction of quarterbacks Jack Reece and Bill Smarr, by defeating Marion Institute before the home crowd. The game's only touchdown in the Lions 7-0 victory came after Tom Nix re- covered a Marion fumble. Several plays later Harry Sprouse took the ball in for the score and Bill Smith booted the extra point. Boyd Perry, Sprouse, and Roger Whittley did a good job of running the ball while Bill Dyar, J. C. Moss, Doug Echols, Ron Mc- Craw, Jim Epps, Bo Dishman, and Tom Nix stood out on defense. Next the Lions traveled to Barnesville. Georgia, where they came from behind to down Gordon Military College 10-7, in a steady downpour of rain. Bill Smarr carried the ball for the Lions' only touchdown fol- lowing a 40-yard run due to the speed of Sprouse and a key block by Jim Epps. With a little more than five minutes remaining, Henry Zion booted a 23-yard field goal to wrap up the victory. Kees Auer along with Echols, Epps. Dishman, and Lewis. turned in a good game on defense. To make it three wins in a row, Mars Hill handed Newport News Apprentice a stunning 25-0 setback before a capacity homecoming crowd. Jimmy Few turned in two touchdowns in the first quarter, but the conversions failed. Following a touchdown run by Dyar and an extra point by Smith, the score stood at 19-0. A pass from Reece to Blevins was good for a 25-yard touch- down. Defense was outstanding and re- serves Gerald Lankford, Don Robinson, and M. O. Brinkley saw plenty of action. Top to bottom: TACKLES: Epps, Lankford, Brinkley, Auer, Dishman. Moss, Benfield. GUARDS: Robinson, Keith, Cole, Secondine, Schultz, Smith, Echols. ENDS: Vess, Livengood, Nix, Ward, Harmon, Russell, Stevens. HALFBACKS: McCraw, McFee, Mullins, Steudmon, Perry, Blevins, Sprouse. Wood, Mc- Leod. N if V, N gas 35:57 vw F A .W- K :WJ I .., ' S ' n't ,' V 29' 9 I S L .F JZ' 7 . . 1 1 0 1 , 3 f- : '..' , - ' I 9 . .. , - - -- M V , 0 '- w - E , 4 iid U '- , 'ff ,- ', 4 QQ.. .J VK '-', 1 ,-1 .4 5 , A-'gl A -xv A 1 ,I 1 N 1 -A wva- W 5-1 w, M- - r , ' , , -.,.ffv+a:!,,E . ,, 'J- !,,,,,3-3 . v X' J Mfr!-'f fi'5:f fm'-fag?-f:k,,.gg,g15'.' 9 4- . ' 'f- '- in ,A,',,,f1lQ1:?f Tim ,Aw , Y j V ' 1' .5M 'zf5'f:Sf.x'?Tf1--frp -, . - . ,A asian: iw' - . , , Q' gf'i,f 3P-Q.',2.,g- 5 ,. - ' , , -' ' M- 1,51 ' ,W ky,-g 4... ' Q gin-,,5:z,w,,,.,,. - 3 A f , ,- W V 11 -'I ,f ity.: Sc, V. X X ,llgiygiiyvr .x -, ' -J 'fu' 11 ' 'X .1 - .V N A rf'-1 H. 'A . ,X , A L 1-iii? ' 'iffifi-Q -l Y V For the final game of the 196-1 season the Lions took on the undefeated Scots of Maryville College. The defense was magnificant as Mars Hill held the high- scoring Scots to a 6-0 final score. The Lions threatened several times on offense. but were unable to score. Danny Shook shared signal-calling duties with seniors Jack Reece and Bill Smarr, and Boyd Perry ran well on offense. Ends Dave Livengood and Tom Nix showed up well on defense. and along with hard tackles from Kees Auer, Bill Lewis, Bo Dishman, and Jim Epps, the Lions played an out- standing game. For the seniors on the team this was the last game they would play for Mars Hill, but the rest of the team gained much experience for next season. Doug Echols, Jimmy Few, and Bill Lewis will serve as tri-captains for the Lions' 1965 season. 1964 RESULTS Mars Hill 12, Catawba 42 Mars Hill 7, Marion Institute 0 Mars Hill 10, Gordon Military 7 Mars Hill 25, Newport News Apprent. 0 Mars Hill 0, XVestern Carolina 28 Mars Hill 0, Livingston St. College 28 Mars Hill 0, Carson-Newman 20 Mars Hill 0, Maryville College 6 - K.--'Www . .. . qt, ,k 'h 'ii,f 4 4.5 1964-65 if BASKETBALL Although football practice was still going on a few hundred yards away, the sound of bouncing basketball was already beginning to pour out of the cracker box. The Lions posted a 10-10 record for the season while setting three new records which could easily stand for many years to come. The 130-78 victory over Lee College broke the record for the highest game total since moving into senior college com- petition. A 123-99 victory over Emory and Henry earlier in the season was the previous high. Bill Loven set a new school record by turning in 50 points against Emory and Henry. Newcomer, Duke Fisher, broke the rebounding record of 18 set by Hoby Harmon last year, by pulling down 25 re- bounds against Wilmington College. COACH HARRELL WOOD 1 5? iff if f K LIONS I HwXIINjIx.X gt .5 351 ,,, E 'Q X DOUG PICKARD if PAT SAMS L I UN ANDY sooo Sd S-1 1013 ll if DAVE BEAMAN BILL LOVEN ,,T'- L,: 'V Zkib 422' I-. if ,- 2 .a HOBY HARMON XJI 3 BE . 1 I X ,J Y 1 3 MANLY LEAGUE 3 x.xD BILL REEVES LIONS HARRY ALBAN DUKE FISHER X L -, I 5 I ' lag: N ! f E I I, I I 1 1 ,' .. XII I I f i I I II' ,. xx. R . -.a tl lc. I , I .IV . 'x, 'iv -,Mx Y 1 Y 1 bfflx: .-f X A ll' -1- l I I 2 4 E I YL AX 7? 5' ,,E, gf I Q33 ' g I 5 JI I 3 I , A ,X I IB 3 ffX,XD 1151 I N5 3 cm 2 Q , I L' ExNfL4'f 5 4 U I D J PM H g 1, I QELL I I ji gi Q M' 3, E 'WTR ,Q I 1- Q43 r.. fi.-, 'twat -NEW' 1 S40 S 'ma A K Lv E 4., Q, ,Q M 1 'E Vi' v. -wx.. 'K' 95,0 K YG,- fav E55 514' ' -xx., H498 '. I o Q Q J l J' -:Viv s: 59 f ,573 4 -14, 35- Q K E N .. QV' , . iifyxg ., 15 5? 1? -... ev Hug ' ' c A ,P Q 2, Q 1 'I ' ' I: 555' -3: . -V 94,210 , I I l l 1965 BASEBALL I i I i , COACH DON HENDERSON l I l I 1965 SCHEDULE I March at Western Carolina j March Western Carolina, here April Belmont Abbey, here April at Maryville 4 April Milligan. here I April Tusculum, here April Maryville, here May at Emory and Henry May at Concord May at Tusculum May at Carson-Newman I May Emory and Henry, here March 1 brought with it the beginning of baseball practice for another year. Graduation, among other things, resulted in the loss of most of the starters from the 1964 team, but ap- proximately thirty-five prospects turned out in an effort to make this year's team. The few returning from last year's team included Don Love, Dave Livengood, Duffy Wood, Ken Maynor, Fremont Vess, Larry Burgess, Charlie Smith, and Mickey Radcliff. Adding strength to the returnees were several top prospects, namely, Jim Few, Johnny McLeod, Andy Good, Roger Banks, Danny Shook, Bill Dyer, Tom Nix, Don Chiles, Ron Falk, Tom Worsham, and Dennis Adams. Bad weather kept practice inside for the first two weeks, and slowed progress in selecting the team from the candidates. As the annual went to press, Coach Henderson stated that with a full week of good weather before the first game, all indications were that the baseball team would continue in their winning ways. First 'row Cleft to rightlz Dave Livengood, Johnny McLeod, Danny Shook, Ronnie Profitt, Andy Good, Don Love, Dennis Adams, Charles Smithg second row: Bob Wood, Cecil Bartles, Tom Worsham, Johnnie Edwards, Ken Wood, Mickey Radcliff, Roger Banks, Larry Burgess, Bill Dyarp third row: Ron Falk, Monty Vess, Dave Edwards, Don Chiles, Ken Maynor, Roger 1 Fox, Tommy Nix, Rickie Stevens, Jimmy Few, Brice Robinson, manager. ' 1965 GOLF This year brought the return of golf to Mars Hill as a varsity sport. Golf is no stranger to the campus as Mars Hill has had several good teams in past years. The team was inactive in 1964, but Coach Ron Bromley reorganized it under his direction this vear. As the annual went to press it was too early for the team to have been selected. Coach Bromley stated that the team would be chosen by means of an elimination tournament in early April. He said that several boys had already shown an interest in the team and a schedule was set up. lThe boys pictured below are the ones who had shown interest when the annual went to pressl, Home matches were to be played on the Beaver Lake course in Asheville. A track team was not organized this year, but it will return in the spring of 1966. It was not through any lack of interest on the part of the coaches or the team that this decision was made, as several boys had already begun to work out. The new quarter-mile track was not ready to be used this year, but plans were being made for several of the boys to represent the school at relays being held at other schools. Left to right: Scovrlle Roberts, Roy Sommardahl, Richard Ballard. .--.-qv Ha f' in , ICRA fu' 'Q UQ 'Q 1 'l iw ' -9 ' , 1. V1 w q-594 f ,7 l i .. x Q I psf ,,. . .-K, A- COACH RON BHOMLEY 1965 SCHEDULE April 22 at Milligan and King April 29 at King May 7 Asheville-Biltmore, here Milligan, here May 10 King. here May 1-1 Asheville-Biltmore, here rold Owen, Ja nies Ingold, Willard Brown. l , I 1965 TENNIS Prospects looked extremely bright for the tennis team again this year, as the entire last year's team returned for another season. The team posted a 7-2 record last year with both de- feats coming at the hands of Milligan College. The tennis team was the first to defeat Western Carolina College in varsity com- petition. The returning netters, all of whom are lettermen, consisted of senior Ken Murray, juniors Doug Pickard, M. O. Brinkley, Ron Harvey, Andy Morley, and sophomore Bill Cole. l V 1 1 5 l l l as Qi' 1 . I -ll fl 1 lg .J Qq V - I V .. l I V. . H .,.,- ., - .... 12 ,Ji . L COACH HARRELL WOOD I E f 1965 SCHEDULE 9 April 7 Maryville f April 12 at Western Carolina l April 13 Belmont Abbey g April 15 at Maryville j April 17 at Milligan ' April 24 Maryville April 28 Western Carolina 1 May 6 Asheville-Biltmore l May 7 Carson-Newman IQ May 14 at Asheville-Biltmore Coach Wood said that Ed Way and John Mclntosh would also be top prospects for the 1965 team. Left to right: Ken Murray, Bill Cole, Ron Harvey, Doug Pickard, Andy Morleyg not pictured: M. O. Brinkley. mi? 1, -'i.-fs, ' .k , , ,, .: uQ1 f, -- ls,,a'e,-, ,s,.s.:,, . The Mars Hill College Athletic Department has a promising future with the recent addition of the new athletic field tpictured belowj and the planning of the urgently-needed physical education building fpictured aboyej. The new gymnasium, which is to begin construction in the early summer, will contain the most modern facilities in athletic equipment and will not only have a fully equipped gymnasium, but a natatorium with a swimming pool as well. The long anticipated athletic field will be ready for use during the 1965 football season. The quarter mile track which surrounds the field will be utilized during the spring track season of 1966. i '1 xff F' .s -. ..,-- ,p h. P - V Y Q .. , , ' X-X, -X571 . - eighty-five - INTRAMURALS Strong competition prevailed again this year as intramurals came on the scene. This program gives every young man on campus an opportunity to participate in the sport or sports of his choice. Every dorm and cottage was represented as were the commuting students. l l Myers captured the touch football championship for the second year in a row as they were undefeated and unscored-on. i Next, the teams moved into the gym to get the volleyball I season underway. Again Myers took the honors by posting a F 6-1 record followed closely by Treat. Press time came before the basketball tournament could get under way, but it was anybody's guess with Cody, Treat, and Myers II on top. l Softball rounded out another successful year of intramurals ADVISQR JIM FISH and many of the year's highlights were saved on film. and PRESIDENT LARRY GROCE l 1 l l l , The Intramural Council for this year consisted of Cseated. left to rightb: Johnnie Edwards, Carroll Reed, Kenneth Wood 4 Hank Ward: standing: Manley League, Bill Bruce, Howard High, C. J. Goodman, Neal Henson, Charles Smith. 45531 ,Q '9 1 T? xii! I A ua. A 9 1 X 2 '25 1 I, . ' . V ' fx ' ' I K. , -' ff 46 Kg 9' v 1 H 4,45 Vii N Q 'il P 1 i 1 - -, .il WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Under the leadership of the Executive C'ounciI tpicturerl below! and the supervision of Miss Virginia Hurt, the WHA is an active Ul'Q.!'i1IlIZlltIOIl in which any Mars Hill College woniun student may participate regardless of her inzxjor or athletic zihility. The WHA promotes a varied participation in sports and offers numerous activi- ties in which there is some phase uf extra activity for every mem- ber. ' 5 Q4 The three stand-outs selected by a vote of the members are Cleft to rightl Nancy Morgan, Joyce Dunlap, and Diane Vaughn. 9 if , 'Wh 0632? First row fleft to rightlz Diane Vaughn, Bessie Cline, Nancy Morgan, Diane Coltrain, Sue McCall: second row: Pegey Roberts, Judy Hill, Diane Price, Kay Sparks, third row: Judy Lowe, Pam Hunt, Barbara Hector, Virginia Rollins: fourth row: Saundra Anders, Delores Baxter, Brenda Simmons, Ruth Smithg fzfth row: Nancy Trotter, Pat Cooper, Jane Clanton, Rosa Pittman: sixth row: Grace Carter, Jane Sullivan, Joyce Dunlap, Sandra Thoma. 7 A - ' Y' 'T' ' ' f f17cf1':zI'+- , :- 'iilffzfi J- fQ1'.f1QT F' - , 14- 1322-.gif Q b,s1a,,? I 2 5 'Q-vQ,,,,,, 'X SLIMNASTICS Fzrst row tleft to riglitlz Bet- ty Biggers. Peggy Roberts, sec- ond row: Layonda Thomas. Beth Douglas, Rose Mary Jackson, Carolyn Kelley, third row: Gall Thompson, Judy Hill. Bonnie Alexander, Sandy Honbarrier, ti . F , 'f :af J l l N. f fig. ,.:' ' , -, W., .,- 5 . , .,,,4a,cf'-'f' , leggq.--V. A+... ,.,. W- jlf- SN- X A .1 D' ..-,-...,,- ,- . , A wr-f-f-4 e we ex T 1 'Q -it X f . 2 Y, 'FK 'lt -Amt -an-vu-...,,5q ,C M xv , r g.. Q, ...Qs BADMINTON Left to right: Carol Whitfield Nancy Morgan. Delores Baxter, Robin Gilman, Pe y Robert: EE t, Nanette Kuszmaul, Kay Sparks. BASKETBALL First mu' tleft to rzghtpg Pat Atkinson, Mary Lynn Wilson. Grace Taylor, Alice Crutchfield, Ruby Jonw, Pam Hunt, Barbara Rector. Nancy Pease. Robin Gil- man. Joan Farrell, Helen Boy- kin, Beth Douglas, Rose Mary Jan-kson3 xecmlrl row: Carolyn Kelley, Lavonda Thomas. Peggy Pleinmons, Nellie Stewart, San- dra Skelton. Joyce Duekett. Rosa Pittman. Glenda Kinsman, Brenda Cantrell, Nanette Kuszinaul, Ruth Smlth. Ann Kepner, Donna Lew- is. Anita Walker. Kay Sparks. Judy Hill. Melinda Bagwell, Linda Daniels, rlnrd TI'J'Ll'l Coach Hart, Cheryl Haywood, Willa Ann Plemmons, Elizabeth Ray, Caro- line Pond. Dell Broyhill, Shirley Ford, Nancy Morgan, Mary Lov- ell. Ellen Salmons, Malinda Rob- erts, Lavonne Murdock, Martha Morris, Carolyn Wright. Mary Lunsford. Barbara Blythe, Cha- ran Die-bert, Delores Baxter, Jane Sullivan, Sue McCall. ARCHERY Left to right: Cathy Mauldin. Pat Williams. Heather Brose. Bessie Cline. Jane Clanton. Sarah Bird. Carol Allen. Lavonda Thomas, Nancy Morgan. 17 x CRAFTS Left to right: Mrs. Carson Carol Allen, Sara Bird Cstand- ingl, Mrs. Rogers, Jane Clanton Heather Brose, Miss Logan. VOLLEYBALL First 'row fleft to rightjz Es- telle Jordan, Caroline Pond, Pam Hunt, Betty Biggers, Carol Camp- bell, Delores Baxter, Joyce Duck- ett. Brenda Cole, Penny Ellison, Saundra Anders. Barbara Rector: second row: Coach Hart, Nancy Morgan, Alice Crutchfield, Cheryl Haywood, Sandra Skelton. Jane Rogers, Sandra True, Sandra Duck, Waynelle Wilson, Sandra Thoma, Nanette Kuszmaul, Ruth Smith, Mary Oxentine, Pat Coop- erg third row: Cathy Mauldin, Carolyn Wright. Carol Menden- hall, Mary Chan Lovell, Kay Sparks, Sue McCall, Glenda Kinsman, Joan Farrell, Virginia Rollins, Mary Lunsford, Robin Gilman, Dolly Lavery, Paulette Holbrook, Melinda Bagwell, Bar- bara Ferrell: fourth row: Caro- lyn Senton. Marian Reese, Ma- linda Roberts, Jackie Trivette, Martha Mills, Nancy Foxworth, Barbara Blythe, Betty Staton. Joyce Dunlap, Peggy Roberts. Judy Carter. Elaine Gattis, Mary Axtell, Natalie Soos, Diane Col- train, Anita Walker, Rosa Pitt- man. HIKING Left to right: Gail Thompson, Sandra Sheffield, Kathy Forny- Duval, Sandra Thoma, Penny Crayton, Pat Williams, Linda Walker, Dixie Barnett. TENNIS First row fleft to rightl: Fran Carter, Hilda Decker, Caroline Pond, Barbara Rector, Bee Mayo, Ruby Byrdg second row: Cathy Tilghman, Elizabeth Young, Lin- da Blanchard, Mary Chan Lovell, Nancy Morgan. i'?f'f, lb 2 . EUYAIS X-1 R5 SOFTBALL First row tlefl to rightlz Alice Crutchfield, Ruby Jones. Joan Farrell, Ruth Smith, Mary Lynn Wilson, Joyce Duckett, Sue McCall, second row: Hilda Decker, Flo Lieberman, Nanette Kuszmaul. Robin Gilman, C line Pond, Glenda Kinsman, ly Lavery, Judy Hill. aro- Dol- : -1.1 f v If 'A 3 J -5,-.,.,---.-.. ...,,.-..-W.,-v v 5- -.4 ,..- . . 1 . - A . .ql 111 5 v 3 ,. A T 1 fd - K Q25 , rg X 1 KEWXUKPK' illflblj'-fnYQ - '4' 'H' 7 x'x - T',14 'r'-W-A , .,.. ,Y Y , ,V I THE SENIGR f f '7 CLASS ' .ii T- I C. B. COLEMAN President of the Senior Class ' ?W'Y?!1 Q... Left to right: Nancy Trotler. VICE president Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood. sponsors: Jane Young, secretaryg Peggy Dinkins treasurer. - ninety-six - THOMAS LARRY ADAMS Chester, S. C. Biology B.S. Dorm Officer 3, 4. WILLIAM L. ANDERSON Arden Business B.S. MARIETTA ATKINS Burnsville English B.A. Hilltop Staff 2, 3, 43 Feature Editor 3, International Re- lations Honor Club 1, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Dramateens 1, 2, 3, 45 Clio Society 2: Campus Choir 2, 3, 43 YDC 2, 3, 4, JUDITH LEE BABER Greensboro Music B.M.E. Miss Laurel Candidate 2, 3, May Court 43 Orchestra 1, 3, 4, College Choir 1, 2: Band 3, 43 MENC 2, 3, -1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 4, SNEA 33 Football Queen 4. SENIORS - ninety-seven - HARRY ELLSWORTH ALBAN, JR Bluefield, W. Va. Business B.S. RICHARD BARRY ASHE Statesville Math B.S. LINDA MARGARET AYSCUE Fuquay Springs Elementary Education B.A. ROBERT BATES Enka Religion B.A. BSU 3, 43 Ministerial Con- ference 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunday School -lg SGA Commission 43 Fresh' man COLlllS9ll01' 4. J OANNE LORRAINE BENNETT Jacksonville, Fla. Piano B.M.E. JOYCE ANN BRADLEY Andrews Education B.A. OWEN E. BRENDELL Candler Elementary Education B.A. Dorm Oificer 2, 3, 4g ANEA 2, 45 SGA Commission 2, , 4. WILLIAM DONALD BRIGGS Asheville Business B.S. SENIORS - ninety-eight -- RADFORD H. BLANKENSI-IIP, JR. North Wilkesboro Secondary Education B.S. Science Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 45 BUS 1, 4. RICHARD T. BRASSELL, JR. Greenville, S. C. Drama B.A. Dramateers 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Heasurer 2, President 43 Band 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 49 Weightlifting Club 2, 3. MRS. JEWEL D. BRIDGES Newport News, Va. English B.A. RICHARD GARRETT BROADWELL Selma Math B.S. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club Vice-President 4. OLIVIA KAY BROOKS Charlotte French B.A. Junior Class Officer 3: May Court 2. 33 Dezin's List 1, 33 Scriblerus Honor Club 1, 23 French Honor Club Vice- President 3, President 4: Dramateers -lg Non Society 23 Dorm Officer 2: Campus Choir ly YDC -lg BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: BSU Council 2, 3, Volunteers For Christ 1, 21 YWA 1: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 Training Union 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Homecoming Court 23 Out- standing Student 21 Out- standing Senior 4. WILLARD LAWRENCE BROWN Mill Spring Business Education B.A. CECIL W. BRUTON, JR. Charlotte Religion B.A. College Choir 11 Campus Choir 13 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 Ministerial Conference 2, 3, 4: President 43 Mission Council 2: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4, Training Union 1, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE KENNETH BRYANT Belvedere, S. C. Music Education B.M. Q' .4-v in 'AQQ Q7 guna' -ad CLASS OF '65 GARY VVOODROWV BROOKSIIIRIC Thomasville History B.A. Circle K Club 2, Inter- national Relations Club 11 History Club 3, -lg Dorm Officer l, 21 Intramurals l, 2, 3, -lg SNEA 41 SGA Treasurer 3: SGA President 4: Outstanding Senior 4. MARY ELIZABETH BRUNDAGE Atlanta, Ga. Music B.M.E. Orpheon Honor Club 2, 3, 4, College Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 SGA NELDA OVVENBY BRUTON Leicester Home Economics B.S. Logothian Honor Club 23 YRC 13 BSU 1, 2, 3,-1, YWA 1, 2: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, -1. LARRY EDISON BUCHANAN Winston-Salem History B.A. MICHAEL EVAN BURKE Asheville History B.A. MARTHA JOSEPHINE CABE Wilkesboro Pre. Med. B.S. Science Honor Club 1, 43 Dorm President 23 Head Majorette and Band 1, 2, 3: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: SGA 3, Com- mission and Committee Member, W. FRANKLIN CALHOUN Lumberton Biology B.S. Circulation Manager for Hilltop 1, German Honor Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Science Honor Club 43 Dra- mateers 1, 2, 3, 43 BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, Methodist Student Movement 3, 43 Student Commisision 4, House Council 4. AN GHARAD LEA CARMICHAEL Richland, Ga. Music B.A. SENIORS - one hundred - JUANITA ANN BUSH Miami, Fla. Secretarial Administration B. S. Miss Laurel Candidate 2, Scriblerus Honor Club 1, BSU 1, Methodist Student Movement 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, WRA 33 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 Training Union Program Chairman 1. SARAH KATHRYN CABE Hayesville English B.A. Dean's List 3, 45 Scriblerus Honor Club 3, 45 BSU 3, 43 Volunteers For Christ 3, 4, Sunday School 3, 4, Train- ing Union 3, 45 SNEA 3, 4. ROBERT DUNCAN CAMPBELL Brooklandville, Md. English B.A. JUDY CARMICHAEL CARTER Chadbourn Elementary Education B.A. Clio Society 2, Campus Choir 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 Volunteers For Christ 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 4, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 45 SNEA 4. MRS. JUNE CHAY Mars Hill Math B.S. NATI-IANIEL WILSON COFFIN Durham Business Administration B.S CARLO BRADLEY COLEMAN Ewarts, Ken. Accounting B.S. Senior Class President 43 Business Honor Club 4: Scriblerus Honor Club 2, 3, Dorm Officer 2, 3, YDC 2, 3, 4, Senate 43 Student Commission 3. DOUGLAS MOUSLEY CONRAD Wilmington, Del. Art B.A. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g Westminister Fel- lowship 1, 2. CLASS OF '65 WILLIAM MAURICE CLARK, JR. Greenville, S.C. Business Administration B.S. Business Honor Club 4, YRC 23 Canterbuiy Club 1, 2, Intramurals l, 2. JOSEPH LEE COLE Greenville, S. C. Religion B.A. Eu Society 1. Vice-Presb dent 2, Dorm President 41 BSU 2, 3, 43 Ministerial Conference 2, 3, 45 Mission Council 43 Football 33 Classical Club 4, SGA Commission 43 Committee Member 4. HENRY CLYDE COMER Stoneville Business Administration B.S. M-Club 1: Basketball 1. PATRICIA IRENE COOPER Greenville, S. C. Education B.A. Dramateers 43 Clio Society 1, 23 Donn Officer 2, 33 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 YWA 1, 2, 3, 45 WRA 1, 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 4: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 Training Union 1, 2, 3. 4, SNEA 2, 3, 4. PATSY NELL CORBIN Franklin Elementary Education B.S. EMILY GERTRUDE CORN Mars Hill Home Economics B.S. MARTHA ANGELA COX Florence, S. C. Elementary Education B.A. International R e l a tio n s Club 33 Non Society l, 2g YRC 23 BSU 1, 2, 3, 4g YWA 1, 2, 3, WRA 1, 2, 3: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 Training Union 1, 2, 35 SNEA 3, 4. VIRGINIA FAYE CRUTCHFIELD Pittsboro Religion B.A. Non Society 1, 23 Dorm Of- ficer 2g BSU 1, 2, 3, 41 BSU Council 4, YWA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, WRA 23 Sum- day School l, 2, 3, 43 Train- ing Union 1. SENIORS - one hundred two BRENDA MAE CORN Hendersonville Business Education B.S. Clio Society 1, 25 College Choir 1, YRC lg BSU 1, 23 SNEA Corresponding Sec- retary 4. DAVID WORTH COX Marion Math B.S. BETTY JEAN CRAWFORD Highlands English B.A. LINDA LOU DAVID Winston-Salem Elementary Education B.A. Non Society 1, 23 Dorm Of- ficer 3g BSU 1, 2, 3, 45 SNEA 3, 4, Home Econom- ics Club 1, 2. CLARA VEE DENTON Robbinsville Elementary Education B.A. Art Club 3, 43 Non Society 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3: Volunteers For Christ 1, YWA 1, 2, Intramurals 2, 33 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4, Training Union 1, 23 SNEA 3, 4. HARRIETI' KAY DIXON Vernon Hill, Va. Elementary Education B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 23 Clio Society 1, 2, Domi Of- ficer 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Major- ettc and Secretary 23 YRC 4, BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 YWA 1, 23 Intramurals 33 WRA 2, 3, 43 WRA Council 2, 3, 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 41 Training Union 1, 2. JUDY LOUISE DUCKWORTH Morganton Elementary Education B.A. Logothian Honor Club 2, Clio Society 1, 23 Campus Choir 2, 3, BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers For Christ 1, 2, 3, 43 YWA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sun- day School 1, 2, 3, 4, Train- ing Union 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ELAINE DUNLAP Melboume, Fla. Elementary Education B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Spanish Honor Club 1, 2, 3, Dorm Officer 2, 3, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA Council 2, 3, 4, Sun- day School 1, 2, 3. 4, SNEA 3, 43 Student Court 43 Commission 3, 43 Elections And Open Forums Com- mittee 3, 4g WRA Standout 3, 4. CLASS OF '65 PEGGY LEIUH DINKINS Yadkinville Business Education B.S. Senior Class Treasure-r 41 Mi-as Laurel Finalist 4: May Court -li Business Honor Club 23 Cho Society 1, 23 YDC 43 Intrzrmurzils 1, 23 SNEA 4, SGA Finance Coniniittce 4. BARRON MCNEELY DUBOSE Arden Math B.S. Science Honor Club 2, 3, Dean's List 2, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 23 Weightlifting Club ZQSNEA 4: Math Club 2, 3, 4, EMANUEL LLOYD DUFF, JR Charlottesville, Va. Economics B.S. PHYLLIS ANNE DUNNING Asheville French B.A. French Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Vice-Prcsi- dent 4, Non Society 1, 21 BSU 1, 2.3, -11 YWA 1, 2, 3. 43 WRA 1, 2,Sunday School 1, 2, 3: SNEA 3, 4, HAROLD COY EARLEY Lenoir History B.A. EDDIE CHARLES ELLIOTI' Arden Accounting B.S. Business Honor Club 3, 43 Dorm Officer ly YRC 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sun- day School 1, 2, 3, 43 Train- ing Union 1, 2. MRS. PEGGY P. EVANS Asheville English B.A. MRS. JANETTE FISHER Marshall Business Education B.S. SENIORS LEONARD EUGENE EDWARDS Marshall Business Administration B.S. CAROLYN JEAN ELLIS Asheville Elementary Education B.A. Dean's List 1, 2, Logothia Honor Club 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary 35 SNEA 3, 4. RETA JUNE FERGUSON Franklin Elementary Education B.A. BARROW STEWART FLEETWOOD Palmetto, Fla. Math B.S. - one hundred four - STEPHEN TILSON FLEETWVOOD Palmetto, Fla. Biology B.S. Junior Class Senator 33 Dean's List 1, 2: Science Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3. President and Social Chairman 1, Chaplain 3, 43 Dorm Officer 2, Sunday School 2, 3. 4: Student Court 43 Senate -1, Chan'- man of Finance and Lead- ership Committees -lg Stu- dent Cabinet 4: Student Body Treasurer 4, Out! standing Senior 4. JOE DAVID FORE Asheville MinLstry B.A. NORMAN EUGENE GARRISON Bamardsville Biology B.S. Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Science Honor Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Student Commission 4, President of Commuters 4. RONALD HAYWVOOD GAYLOR Laurel, Md. Math B.S. Dramateers 1, 2, Eu Society 1, 2, 3: YRC 1. 2: BSU 1, 2, 33 Ministerial Conference 3: Tennis 1, 2: Intramurals 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4: Training Union 1, 2, 3' Math Club President 2, 3, 4i fix. QCN .4-' .QQ QQ CLASS OF '65 wi SHIRLEY ANNETTE l-'ORD llayesville Elementary Education B.A KENNETH EUGENE FORTE Albemarle Religion B.A. Intramurals -tg Weightlift- ing Club 2, 3, Sunday School 2, 3, 43 PE. Majors Club 4, Classical Club 2, 3, SNEA 4. MRS. CHARLOTTE ANN GAYLOR Tampa, Fla. Education B.A. Honor Club 33: Non Society 1, 2, 3: BSU 1. 2, 3, 4: YWA 1, 23 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4, Training Union 1, 2, 3. BARBARA LOU GRANT Delray Beach, Fla. Secretarial Administration B.S. Science Honor Club lg Business Honor Club 2, 3, Band 2, BSU Council 33 Methodist Student Move- ment l, 2, 3, -ll Intramurals 1, 23 WRA 13 Methodist Sunday School 1, 2, 3, -1: Student Court 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2: Pub- licity Co-Chairman of Christian Focus Week -1, SANDRA LUCILLE GRIGGS Iincolnton French B.A. WRA 1, 2, 3, 43 Clio Society 13 College Choir 3. MELVA ELIZABETH I-IAILMAN Falls Church, Va. English B.A. Dean's List 33 Spanish Honor Club 1, 2, 33 Dorm Ofiicer 3, 43 Freshman Councilor 33 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 WRA 1, 2, 33 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 Training Union 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 3, 43 Student Com- mission 3, 4. KAREN LOUISE HARKER Lynchburg, Va. Home Economics B.S. BRENDA KAY HARRIS Durham Music Education B.M.E. Orpheon Honor Club 43 College Choir 2, 3, 43 Campus Choir lg Band 43 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 Training Union 13 MENC 2, 3, 43 AGO 13 SNEA 4. REBECCA JANE GUFFEE Lowell Religion BA. Gardner-Well College 1, 23 YRC 33 BSU 3, 43 YWA 3, 43Basketball 43 Intramurals 43SN'EA 3, 4. JOSEPH RALPH HARDWICK Florence, S. C. Business B.A. ROBERT JENNINGS HARMON Winston-Salem History B.A. President of Junior Class 33 International Relations Honor Club 3, 43 History Club 2, 3, 43 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 M-Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Intra- murals 2, 3, 43 P. E. Majors Club 23 Senate 33 Judicial Review 3, 43 Outstanding Senior 4. SANDRA KAY HARRIS Charlotte Business Education B.S. Clio Society 1, 23 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 4. JERRY CHANDLER HARWELL Chester, Va. Latin B.A. History Club 2, 3, -1, Dorm Officer 3: YRC 2, 3, 43 Methodist Student Move- ment l: Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 3, 4, Vice- President 3. WILLIAM EDWARD HAWKINS Hendersonville Math B.S. FREDIA FRANCIS HILL Burnsville Education B.A. Spanish Honor Club 13 Business Honor Club 2, Dramateers 1, Clio Society 1, 2, YRC 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, WRA Council 2, 3, SNEA 2, 3, 4. THOMAS AUSTIN HOLMES Lumberton Business Administration B.S. CLASS OF '65 DIANNE SANDS HAVILAND Glenn Falls, New York Elementary Education B.A. WILLIAM HERSCHEL HELDERMAN Henderson English B.A. German Honor Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Drama- teers 3. 4: Dorm Officer 2, Campus Choir 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, YRC 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Sun- day School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, 3, SNEA 4g Orchestra -1, Student Com- mission 2, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, -1. HENRY LEWIS HILL Greensboro Physical Education B.S. MRS. MARGARET CORBETT HOOD Marshall Business B.A. WILLIAM GRAHAIVI HOOD, III Mars Hill History B.A. CHARLES J. HUGHES Swannanoa Religion B.A. Eu Society 23 Donn Officer 33 BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, M-Club 1, 2, 31 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 33 Training Union 1, 2, 3, 4, Senate 3: S t u d e n t Commission 33 SGA 3. DAVID HOWARD INMAN Canton Biology B.S. ERNEST TROY JONES Murphy Biology and Chemistry B.S. SGA Court 4, Commission 3, 43 Outstanding Senior 4: Freshman Counselor 4. SENIORS one hundred eight - WALTER SHERMAN HOYLE Asheville Business Administration B.S. Basketball Captain 2. CAROL ANN HUNT Forest City Home Economics B.S. Miss Laurel Candidate 3' y College Marshall 2, 4g Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Honor Club 2' Science Honor Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 BSU 1, 2, 3, 45 BSU Council Sunday School Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Training Union Secretary 1, 2, 3gSGA Leadership Train- ing Committee 3, Faculty Metal Winner 23 Co-Cha.ir- man for Christian Focus Week 4. 1 WILLIAM EDWARD JARVI S Mars Hill Biology B.S. Intramurals 3, 4gSNEA 3, 4. THOMAS WILLAM JONES SYLVA History B.A. History Club 3, 4, Treasur- er 4, Domi Officer 2, 33 YDC 4, Senate 43 Student Commission 33 Chairman of Defense Committee 4: Am- ateur Radio Club 1. M-Club 1, 2, Basketball 15 NANCY HOLLAND KENDALL Mars Hill Music B.A. Alternate Marshall 43 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, -lg Clio Society 13 College Choir 2, 3, -1: BSU 1, 2, 3, -lg Sunday School 1, 2, 3, -lg Training Union 11 Orchestra Presi- dent 1, 2, 3, 4: Orpheon Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 4, Vice-President 1, 2. HERMAN WILSON KNIGHT Ahoskie Business Administration B.S. Business Honor Club -lg F 1' e slim a n Counselor -13 Dorm Officer 4. CAROLYN LEA LAMB Hendersonville Business Education B.S. Miss Laurel Candidate 3, Business Honor Club 2, 33 Clio Society 1, 2, President 2: BSU 1, 2: SNEA 41 Senate 4, Deputy Attorney General 43 Election and Open Forum 4. ARTHUR GERALD LANKFORD N. Wilkesboro Physical Education B.S. CLASS OF '65 ALLIE REBECCA KERNELLS Asheville Elementary Education B.A SHIRLEY ANN LAIL Hickory Home Economics B.S. RICHARD ALLEN LANGLEY Taylors, S. C, Art B.A. MARIE AILEENE LAWSON Tillman, S. C. Music Education B.M.E. Orpheum Honor Club 2, -1, Clio Society 1, 2, 33 Dorm Officer 2, 33 College Choir 1, 2, 3, -lg Campus Choir 1: BSU 1, 2, 13, 4, Volunteers For Christ 2, 3, YWA 1, 2, 3, -lg Sunday School 1, 2, 25, 41 Training Union 1, 2, 3, -lg MENC 2, 3. -il SNEA -1: Orchestra 33 BSU Council 1, 2. JAMES MANLY LEAGUE Greenville, S. C. Biology B.S. Phi Society 1, 23 Dorm Of- ficer 2, College Choir 13 Campus Choir 23 YRC 3, BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 M-Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: 'Track 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 41 Training Union 1, 2, 3, 4: P. E. Majors Club 3, 4. NANCY BATES LEATHERWOOD New Smyma Beach, Fla. Music Education B.M.E. DAVID JOHNSON LIVENGOOD Richmond, Va. Economics B.S. Dorm Officer 2, YDC Vice- President 2, M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Weightlifting Club 23 Student Court 3. CHARLES WILLIAM LOVEN Bakersville Math B.S. M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 41 Base- ball 1, 2, Math Club 4. SENIGRS - one hundred ten JOHN GARLAND LEATHERWOOD Akron, Ohio Church Music B.M. CHARLES LUTHER LEWIS Liunberton English B.A. Scriblerus Honor Club 4, Dorm Officer 4, BSU 2, 3, 43 Sunday School 3, 4g Train- ing Union 3, 4g Amateur Radio Club 2. DONALD EUGENE LOVE N. Wilkesboro Physical Education B.S. M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Baseball Player 3, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 P. E. Majors Club 3, 4, President 4: SNEA 3, 4. MRS. BONITA McCARSON Asheville Religion Education B.A. Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Scrib- lerus Honor Club 4, BSU 15 BSU Council 2, 3, Vice- President 31 Meredith Col- lege 1, 2, 3. EVA ELIZABETH MCINTO SH Weaverville Elementary Education B.A. JAMES DONALD MCMANUS Lancaster, S. C. Bachelor Of Arts AUDREY PAULINE MANLY Rosman Home Economics B.S. YDC 1, 2, 4, BSU 1, 23 Volunteers For Christ 1: YWA 1, 21 Sunday School 1, 23 Training Union l, 21 SNEA 3, 43 AHEA 2, 3, 4, Oteen Ward Leader 2. WILLIAM TIJVIOTHY MAUNEY Stanley Religion and History B.A. CLASS OF '65 JOHN LARRY Mt LAUGHLIN Mars Hill Math B.S. JOHN JOSEPH MAHONEY Falls Church, Va. History B.A. FINLEY DIXON MATHESON Toccoa, Ga. Business Administration B.S. Dorm Officer -lg Student Commission -ig Elections and Open Forum 43 Fresh- man Counselor 3, 4. WILLIAM LAWRENCE MILLER, JR. Sumter, S, C. Music B.M. Drzimateers l, 23 College Choir 1, 2, 3, -li AGO 1, 2. 3, 4. LINDA ADRIENNE MILLS Campobello, S. C. Math B.S. Dean's List 1, 2, 3: Gennan Honor Club 1. 2, 3: Science Honor Club 4: Non Society 1, 2, 3: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: Volunteers For Christ 2: YWA 2: WRA 3, 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, 3, 4: SNEA 3, 4: Math Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. THOMAS HAROLD MONCRIEF, JR. Richmond, Va. Math B.S. NANCY ROSE MORGAN Kannapolis Physical Education B.S. BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: YWA 1, 2, 4: Intramtuals 1. 2, 3, 4: WRA 1, 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 2, 3, 4: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4: Training Union 1, 2, 3, 4, P. E. Majors Club 2. 3, -lc SNEA 4: VVRA Standout 4. KENNETH CARL MURRAY Kannapo lis Music B.M.E. College Marshall 3, 4, Chief Marshall 4: Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4: French Honor Club 1, 2: Orpheon Honor Club 3, 43 College Choir 2, 3, 4: Campus Choir 1, 4: Band 1: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: MENC 3.4: SNEA 3, 4, President 4: Outstanding Senior 4. SENIORS one hundred twelve - MARTHA ANNE MIZE Asheville Elementary Education B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 3: History Club 4: Campus Choir 4: YDC 4: SNEA 3, 4, Reporter 4. DAVID BRUCE MONTROSS Riverside, Conn. Biology B.S. Phi Society 2: YRC 2: BSU Council 2: Canterbury Club 1, 2: M-Club 1, 3: Track 1, 3: Intramurals 1: SNEA 4. JESSE CARMEL MOSS Mars Hill Physical Education B.S. M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3: P. E. Majors Club 2, 3, 4: SNEA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4: Commuters President 2. RICHARD LEE NELSON Grand Island, New York Religion B.A. Orpheon Honor Club 3: Eu Society 1, 2: College Choir 1, 3: Campus Choir 2, 3, 4: President of Campus Choir 3. 1 Y, MARY LOU NEWMAN W Chesterfield, Va. l tl Art Education 13 and Spanish B.A. i Dean's List 1, 2, 43 Spanish Honor Club 1, 2, 3, -1, Presi- L' dent 2, 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 I BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals W 1, 2. 3: WRA 1, 2, 3: SNEA 3 4. l 1 4 MRS. BILLIE JEAN BOWLING NUCKOLLS Hendersonville English B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 33 W History Club 4: Dramateers 1, 3, 43 YRC 3, 4. JOHN STEPHEN PARKER Portsmouth, Va. Religion B.A. 3 Dorm Officer 43 YRC 43 1 BSU 4: BSU Council 4: Ministerial Conference 4, President 4:Mission Council 43 Intramurals 43 Sunday School 43 Training Union 43 Classical Club 43 SNEA 43 Court 43 Student Com- i mission 43 Freshman Coun- selor 4. BOYD ALLISON PERRY , Banner Elk ii Physical Education B.S. i M-Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 23 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 P, E. , Majors Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Commission 3, 4. CLASS OF '65 JACQUELINE MONA NORMAN Petersbury, Va. Elementary Education B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 4, French Honor Club 23 Oipheon Honor Club 3, -1, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 43 Dorm President 43 Campus Choir 2, 3, 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 41 SNEA 3, 4: Stu- dent Commission 43 Hand- book Committee 4. HUGH PAUL NUCKOLLS Hendersonville History B.A. International R el a tio n s Honor Club 43 History Club 3, 4, President 43 Dorm Of- ficer 2: YRC 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY BENJAIVIIN PATTON Charlotte Religion B.A. Logothian Honor Club 4: Dorm Officer 43 BSU Council 4: Ministerial Con- ference 4, President 43 Sun- day School 4. LARRY JOE PHILLIPS Mars Hill Physical Education B.S. YDC 1. 2, 3, 4: M-Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Intramurals -lg Weightlifting Club 23 P. E. Majors Club 2, 3: SNEA 2 3, 4. 41 ROSA JANE PITTMAN Fairmont Physical Education B.S. Campus Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, YDC 25 BSU 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: WRA 1, 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 2, 3, 4, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4, Training Union 1, 2g P. E. Majors Club 3, 4g SNEA 4. CECILE ELIZABETH PLOTT Bryson City Home Economics B.S. French Honor Club 3: Science Honor Club 4: Non Society 1, 2, 35 Volunteers For Christ 3, Methodist Stu- dent Movement 2, 3, 4: West Minister Fellowship 1, Methodist Sunday School 3, 4, SNEA 3, 4, Student Com- mission 4. ELIZABETH PLEMNIONS POTEAT Hendersonville Home Economics B.S. CHARLES RAY PRESSLEY, JR. Waynesville Business B.S. SENIORS one hundred fourteen - JAN ICE CAROLE PLEMMONS Marshall Biology B.S. VERNON JAMES PONDER Mars Hill Elementary Education B.A. NORMA KATE POWERS Hayesville Piano B.A. Young Harris Junior Col- lege 1, 23 College Choir 3, 4, Campus Choir 35 BSU 3, 45 Intramurals 33 Sunday School 3, 4, Training Union 3. J AME S TALMAGE PREVETTE N. Wilkesboro Biology B.S. I '1 il I ll 1 l l DIANNE MOORE PRICE Charleston, S. C. i Religion Education BA: Dramateers 4, Clio Society 3 1, 2: Dorm Officer 2: Campus Choir 1: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: BSU Council 4: Volun- teers For Christ 1, 2, 3, 4, , President 4: YWA 1, 2, 3, 4: 'A WRA 1, 2, 3, 4: WBA Council 3, 4: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4: Training Union 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 3, 4. AUBREY NELSON PUETT Riclnnond, Va. Biology B.S. RUTH ALICE RAMIREZ i Tampa, Fla. 1 Spanish B.A. 4 ! Miss Laurel Candidate 3: 1 May Court 2, 3, 4, May Queen 3: Dean's List 1: Spanish Honor Club 1, 2, 3. 1 4: YDC 4: Intramurals 4: 1 SNEA 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Homecoming i Court 3. l l j JACK DILLARD REECE 1 Pickens, S. C. i Business 1 Administration B.A. 1 Spanish Honor Club 3: Business Honor Club 4: Vice-President and Report- er for Business Club 4: M- glib 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, l C 4 l CLASS OF '65 ANGELA MARIE PRIESTER Wilkesboro Elementary Education B.A. Hilltop Staff 4: Deans List 1, 2, 3: French Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Non Society 1, 2: Dorm Officer 2: YDC 4: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4: Training Union 1, 2, 3, 4: SNEA 3, 4, Second Vice- President 4: Court 3: Senate 3, 4: Co-Chaimian of Lead- ership Training Committee 3: Outstanding Senior 4. VIRGINIA SHARON PURCELL Asheville Business Education B.S. Dean's List 1: Business Honor Club 1, 2, 3: Clio Society 1, 2: Dorm Officer 3: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: BSU Council 2, 4: YWA 2: WRA 2: WRA Council 2: Sunday School 1, 2, 3: Training Union 1, 2, 3: SNEA 3: Commission 3: Leadership Training Committee 3. JOYCE IRENE RAY Mars Hill Math B.S. Dean's List 1: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: SNEA 3, 4: Math Club 3, 4. REX WALTER REECE Brasstown History B.A. International R el at io n s Honor Club 3, 4: History Club 4: Campus Choir 4: BSU 1, 2, 3, 4: Ministerial Conference 3: Sunday School 3, 4: 'Training Union 3, 4: SNEA 3, 4. V. THOMAS REMCHO, JR. Wilmington, Del. Economics B.S. Laurel Stait 4: Associate Editor 43 Phi Society 1: Dorm Officer 23 YDC 43 BSU 13 Track 13 Intra- murals 1, 23 Sunday School 13 Court 33 Senate 43 Stu- dent Commission 33 Lead- ership Training Committee 33 Attorney General 43 Freshman Counselor 3. MRS. PATRICIA B. RHOADS Asheville Home Economics B.S. RUTH DELENE RICHARDSON Mars Hill Business Education B.S. Dean's List 43 Student Commission 43 Freshman Counselor 3, MRS. IVA GLENN ROBERTS Mars Hill Elementary Education B.A. SNEA 3, 4. SENIORS one hundred sixteen ALVIN EARL REYNOLDS Pelzer, S. C. Accounting B.S. Business Honor Club 2g BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Student Commission 43 Freshman Counselor 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN BELLE RHOADS Tryon Music Education B.M.E. Orpheon Honor Club 43 Clio Society 13 College Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Campus Choir 13 MENC 2, 3, 43 AGO 13 SNEA 33 Madrigal Singers , 4. JAMES WALTER RITCHIE Arlington, Va. Business Administration B.S Dorm Officer 43 Student Commission 43 Freshman Counselor 3. GLENDA FAYE ROBINETTE Floyd, Va. Home Economics B.S. Miss Laurel Candidate 2, 33 Orpheon Honor Club 1, 23 Dorm Officer 2, 33 College Choir 2, 43 Campus Choir 1, 23 Band 1, 33 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 33 Training Union 1, 23 AGO 1, 23 SNEA 3, 43 Orchestra l, 23 Band Queen 33 Home Economic Chapter 3, 4. JUDY ANN ROBINSON Mars Hill Music Education B.M.E. College Choir 1, Campus Choir 3: MENC 4: NCEA 4. GLORIA RUTH ROTAN Granite Falls Music Education B.M.E. Miss Laurel Finalist 1, Orpheon Honor Club 3, 4, Non Society 1, 2, College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, MENC 3, 4, President 4. ROBERT CHRISTIAN SEATON, JR. Richmond, Va. History B.A. JOYCE NELL SELLERS Sylva Home Economics B.S. Clio Society 1. 2, 3, BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, YWA 1, 2, Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF '65 VIRGINIA LEE ROLLINS Arlington, Va. Elementary Education B.A. International R e I a t i o n s Honor Club 3, Science Honor Club 2, College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, YRC 1, 2, BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, -1: WRA Council 3, 4, Sun- day School 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS EDWARD RUSSELL Asheville Business B.S. MARY JACQUELINE SECHRIST Winston-Salem Physical Education B.S. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, WBA 1, 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 3, 4, P. E. Majors Club 2, 3, 4, SNEA 3, 4. VIRGINIA LINDA SETTLE Albany, Ga. Elementary Education B.A. Dramateers 1, 2, Clio So- ciety 1, 2, College Choir 1, 2: BSU 1, 2, 3,-1. MARY ANN SHEARON Wake Forest Math B.S. Dean's List 1, 2, 33 French Honor Club 1, 2, 33 Non So- ciety 1, 2, 33 Dorm Officer 23 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 BSU Council 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 Training Union 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 3, 43 Math Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4. THOMAS SADLER SHINN, JR. Asheville Math B.S. BRENDA CAROLE SIMIVIONS Cross Anchor, S. C. Education B.A. International Relations Honor Club 1, 23 Dorm Of- ficer 43 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 WRA 1, 2, 3, 43 WRA Council 43 Sunday School 1, 2. 3, 43 Training Union 1, 23 SNEA 3, 43 Stu- dent Commission 43 Home- coming Court 4. ROBERT RICE SINCLAIR Heath Springs, S. C. Music Education B.M.E. College Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Campus Choir 13 MENC 2, 3, 43 AGO 2, 3: SNEA 3, 43 Orchestra 33 Madrigal Sing- ers 3, 4. SENIORS one hundred eighteen SANDRA CAPRON SHEFFIELD Pompano Beach, Fla. Religion B.A. Logothia Honor Club 43 Dramateers 23 Non Society 1, 23 WRA 4. JAMES MORGAN SIDES Bel Air, Md. Music Education B.M.E. College Marshall 33 Dea.n's List 1, 2, 3, 43 Orpheon Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Phi Society 13 College Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 sun- day School 1, 2, 33 'Training Union 1, 2, 33 MENC 3, 43 SNEA 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLE TERRY SINCLAIR East Flat Rock Home Economics B.S. International R el a t io n s Honor Club 23 Dorm Officer 33 Campus Choir 23 YRC 1, 2, 3, 4, BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, sun- day School 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 43 Student Comrnission 33 Judicial Review Committee 33 Home Economics Club 1, 2. BARBARA JEAN SITTON Horse Shoe Math B.S. German Honor Club 1, 23 Science Honor Club 33 Dorm Officer 23 BSU 1, 2, 3, 43 YWA 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 WRA 1, 2, 3, 43 WRA Council 2, 33 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 43 P. E. Majors Club 23 Math Club 3, 4. MARTHA LINDA SLIGH Greer. S. C. I Elementary Education B.A. 1 MARTHA JEAN SMALL Kershaw, S. C. Elementary Education B.A. International Relations Honor Club 2: Clio Society lg Dorm Officer 4, Sunday , School 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 4: Student Commission 4. L BARBARA NELL SMITH Ellenwood, Ga. l Music Education B.M.E. X Orpheon Honor Club 41COl4 lege Choir 3, 43 BSU 3, 4: MENC 3, 4: AGO 3: SNEA 4, Orchestra 15. 1 2 I 1, 1. l RALPH ALLEN SNIDER ,N Denton Q' Religion B.A. History Club 3, 4, Phi So- il ciety 2, 3, BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, T M-Club 3, 4: Track 25 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4. 1 tis 'sl ,,,.,,..-r kwa 0-ld' mf CLASS OF '65 WANDA KAYE SLOAN Canton Music Education B.M.E. WILLIAM DEAN SMARR Hickory Grove, S. C. Physical Education B.S. BETTY ANN SMITH Fairfax, Va. English B.A. Scriblerus Honor Club 43 Volunteers For Christ 2, 3. 41 YWA 43 Sunday School 2, 3, 43 Training Union 2, 3, 4: SNEA 4. BRENDA GAIL SPAINHOUR Winston- Salem Home Economics B.S. CECIL REXF ORD SPRINKLE Marshall Math B.S. JOHN PERRY STEEN, JR. Kannapolis Biology B.S. Phi Society 1, 25 Dorm Of- ficer 35 Classical Club 45 Senate 45 Student Com- mission 35 Student Cabinet 4. ALICE OLETA SWOFFORD Inman, S. C. Education B.S. CHARLES FREDRICK TEMPLEMAN, JR. Atlanta, Ga. Religion B.A. Dean's List 45 Logothia Honor Club 45 BSU 1, 2, 3, 45 Ministerial Conference 45 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS one hundred twenty WILLIAM HARRY SPROU SE Simpsonville, S. C. Biology B.S. Dorm Officer 45 M-Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: 'Track 1, 2, P. E. Majors ciub 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LELAND STUBBS Shelby Chemistry B.S. GAIL ALICE TEAGUE Taylorsville Elementary Education B.A. Spanish Honor Club 2, 3g Campus Choir 25 BSU 1, 2, 3, 45 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramateers 4. LEONARD EVERET'I' THOMAS Shelby Religion B.A. 4 i l LOLA YVONNE THOMAS Kannapolis Home Economics B.S. W il i, 1 1, THOMAS ' GILBERT TILSON Miami, Fla. Religion B.A. Ministerial Conference 1, 2, 33 Mission Council 3: Sun- day School 1, 23 Training ' Union 1, 2. F GARY FRANK TUCKER State Road Accounting B.S. 1 N 1 LINDA DIANE VAUGHN Winston-Salem Physical Education B.S. ,V May Court Maid of Honor 3 4, Dean's List 33 BSU 1, 2, ,Q 3, 4, YWA 3, 4, Basketball J 1. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, WRA ,. Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Sunday School 1, 2, 3, 4, Training Union 1, 2, 3, 43 P. E. Majors Club 2, 3, 4, SNEA 3, 4. r l I CLASS or 'es MRS. NANCY SNEAD THOMAS Marion Elementary Education B.A. College Marshall 43 Deans List Ji, -lg Scriblerus Honor Club 3, -ig SNEA 4. NANCY JANE TROTTER Greenville, S. C. Elementary Education B.A. Junior Class Vice-President 3, Senior Class VicefPresi- dc-nt -lx May Court 35 Dean's List 33 Scriblerus Honor Club 2, 3, President 3, Science Honor Club 4: BSU 1, 2, 3, -lg WHA 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 3, 4, SNEA 4, Treasurer 4. ROY JAMES TWEED, JR. Marshall Math B.S. ROBERT WAYNE VESS Covington, Va. Science B.S. SHANNON M. WALDO Indianapolis, Ind. Home Economics B.S. Dean's List 3: Tennis 33 SNEA 4, Home Economics Chapter 1, 2, 3, President 4. LINDA ELAINE WATTERSON Lyman, S. C. Chemistry B.S. ALIA BEULAH WEAVER Lansing Home Economics B.S. LYNDA GAIL WHITAKER Franklin History B.A. SENIORS one hundred twenty-two MALCOLM MCEACI-IIN WATSON Parkton Drama B.A. CLAUDIA JANE WATTS Statesville Biology B.S. Dean's List 3, Science Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Clio Society 1, 23 Dorm Officer 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, BSU 1, 2, We-stminister Fellowship 2, 3, 4: Sunday School lg Training Union lg SNEA 4. DEAPA JO WELLS Leicester Home Economics B.S. Miss Laurel Candidate 2, Miss Laurel 3g May Court 33 Laurel Staff 1, 25 Hilltop Staff 1, 2, Science Honor Club 4, YDC 2, 3, 41 BSU 1, 2, 31 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 WRA 1, 2, 3: Sunday School 2, 35 Training Union 1, 2g SNEA 3, 4gHome Economics Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN WILDE Marshall Elementary Education B.A. SNEA 4. VVOODROW EDIVARD YANCY Nelson, Vu. Religion B.A. Logothian Honor Club 4: BSU l, 2, 3, -lg lVlinister1zil Conference lg Sundaiy School l, 2, -l: Student Commission -lg Freshman Counselor 3, Ml. CLASS CDF '65 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Beainan, David A, Buckner, Janette Robinso Fox, Nell Rita Gibbs, Olen Max Griffith, David Harold Harnby, Carole Louise Holcombe, David Glenn Hutchins, John Nelson Jones, Michael Anthony Lewis, Bill Martin, Edna n fMi's.J Oates, Joseph Learoyd Owenby, Caren Plcnnnons, Joseph Newton Renfro, Harold Sibley. James Bourbon Stough, Henry Willington, III Swindell, Paul Emmett Watkins, Robert Lee Wilson, Carter Eugene Young, Darlene Payne Young, Steven Anthony - one hundred twenty-three - FLORENCE JANE YOUNG Thomasville Elementary Education BA. Senior Class SeQi'etzu'y -ll St-riblerus Honor Club 2. Clio Society lg Campus Chun' Zig YDC Ml: SNEA 3, 4. CUTSTANDING CAMPUS LEADERS Each year seven people who have contributed the most to Mars Hill College during their college career, and have upheld the intellectual and moral standards of the college, are chosen to be included in the Laurel. This year the selection was conducted slightly different. The faculty named who they considered most worthy of this honor and then the senior class voted from a list of fifteen names. The seven stu- dents on this and the following three pages are Mars Hill's top seniors for 1964-65. QQ! Gary Brookshire, a history major from Thomas- ville, as president of the SGA has continued to build the prestige and reveal the importance of this most vital campus organization. His commanding spirit and friendly sincerity has lended an example to all of us. - one hundred twenty-four - Ernest Tru-y Jones, 21 science nmjnr frmn Murphy, has been outstznnling nezxclemieully zunl served actively as a judge in the Student Gm'e1'n- ment Association and other z1ffz1i1's closely re- lated to the SGA fwganizrntimi. 'Dk ax. .gn . -T5 f', -162 'lfiiigiffi 1' ii? xy.: x'1S?.gZ . ' ' - :bi T Angie Priester, an elementary eclucutimi lTl2lll0l' from Wilkesboro, has been an avid campus leader in the Student Government Associutirnl and various religious o1'ganizatifms. In Angie we have ull experienced her ability tu adjust tn any problem with calmness und tuctfulness. ff' Kay Brooks, a French major from Charlotte, has been an active leader in the BSU program on campus all four years. Kay has combined the religious with the intellectual to assure a true Christian teacher of the future. Stephen Fleetwood, a biology major from Palmetto, Fla., has served as chairman of two committees in SGA and also as treasurer of the Student Government Association. Steve's humble yet outstanding personality will remain vivid to us forever. ,,pt7fV f via' if 'zN'HE l ' M. -V. 51 ev HIH Ilf0ITE5 Ken Murray, a voice major from Kannapolis. has been a leader in the music department and as chief marshal has shown us how to combine the cultural aspect of music with the intellectual aspects of college. His versatility is revealed also through the action he exhibits on the tennis court. Rx XS RIKL 'A 1 l 4 Vi I 4 W' i i. iii i 1 UBRAK ' j t 2 5 in -! Hobert Harmon. a history major from Winston-Salem, is truly an all-around student. Hoby's activities extend from Student Govern- ment work to basketball. As Junior Class Presi- dent and as an active member of Various clubs. he has shown that the interest of a person doesn't have to be in merely one field. T'Z! 'uv'-fur- ..-W -fs 1 , HX- 3 - 1-4. O! Sin ov W I V A .gy v S 5 .wi if 1 Q 2, ,r eu gg, Q-557 lgkfk rr? fa N ff 4 Z . rf , , , 1 lj 1 ,453 rf YJ X 7 ' U :ff F ' -. Q' I an ly: . 1 iff X .f fi K 3 '73 iq 4, X x ff K 'X -x f f . 4 . 7 1 .1 X p - , 0 . . l X 4' N il X f g Z - i . - JWWIUAPPJ' THE A JuNloR CLASS itll? ANDY GOOD President of the Junior Class Left to right: Nancy Hall, secretaryg Mrs. Bridges, advisorg Steve Spain, vice presidentg Chris Pappas, treasurerg no pictured: Mr. Elliot, advisor. - one hundred thirty - Anders, Saundra Elizabeth Anclcisuii, Robert Lee Amlruws, Rohr-rl Nelson Arrziiit, Phillip Leon Flat Rock Alexziiider Galax, Va. Clyde 4 E gk AR, . 'gl Y-'r Q'-x. Auer, Cornelius Sebastian Baird. Marjorie Loy Baker, Edith Sandra Ball, Judith Gail Asheville Fort Pierce, Fla. Columbus. Ga. Marshall CLASS OF '66 Ai 1' 2 .. , sm? ,v Barbour, Linda Gray Bartles, Cecil Ray Bateman. Floyd Ernest Baxter, Gladys Delores Raleigh Union Mills Hialeah, Fla. Robbins - one hundred thirty-one - , , Beard, Malcus Thomas Bell, Charles Alan Bird, Sarah Lee Bishop, Donald Cleveland Pittsboro Weldon Ellenboro Waynesville im... 'Q 'f'ff':?5 514 wwf .f ' Q.-111' ' Fc Q ,dm Km 54,4 'WV' Blake, Ernest Tyson Blankenship, James William Bowman, Linda Kay Boyd, Danny Michael Lumberton Asheville Hickory Waynesville JUNIORS x Q Y-an-r Aan-li Briggs, Pauline Elezene Brooks, Linda Carol Brown, Clinton Lee Bratton, Kenneth Ray Concord Mars Hill Charlotte Florence, S. C. - one hundred thirty-two -- 1 5 1 i J l l i i I I I X I 1 I 1 l I l I I I E i 4 Buchanan, Jessica Irene Buckner, Janette Robinson Burleson, James William Sylva Mars Hill Spruce Pine fb. : ' fifjf , l :ss-'Q I 3 -3 1, iz: .v ...' 45, , fr f . 5-2. Q? 'f.StifZ ' -1' uf-755: ' fav - 4. Caldwell, Carl King Bluefield, W. Va. Mars Hill West Palm Beach, Fla. CLASS OF '66 Byrd. Ruby Edna Horse Shoe .nn 54 : h4'f-4-A - in i R 91 R 1 I v-4. .4 Cantrell, Sue Honeycutt Cappar, Alexander William Carmichael, James Wilson Richland, Ga. 'VN YQ 411 Carriker, Marvin Leonard Carroll, William Van, Jr. Causby, Mary Pauline Childers, Dwight Morris Concord Asheville Morganton Weaverville - one hundred thirty three - Childers, Mary Celia Statesville guy Clapp, James Spartanburg, 'vu-Q, cv 6: David Cline, Bessie Belle S. C. Hudson ,ay I G If -its Colbert, Donald Porter Ocala, Fla. A831 if , -.-1 5 Collins, Donald Lee Collins. Larry Sidney Colvin, James Robert Cooke, Jimmy Calvin Marion Asheville Reidsville Hudson JUNIORS 45. ky! l Fx Cothran, Oscar Coward, Ronald Charles Crayton, Penelope Ann Cummings, Patty Sue Piedmont, S. C, Pamplico, S. C. Asheville Elkin one hundred thirty-four - Daniels. James Lewis Daughtry, James Randolph Asheville LllLl1'lllDLlI'L1 Ashuvillnf ,wa 95 . ,ar- Davis, Trudy Alone Dean. Betty Ami Walkvrlown 1 I 3 .1 4.9.5 Vw y.. 3,-wi! Deans, Mary Dennis, Mary Elizabeth Dickson, Charles Leigh Dixon Calvin Wayne El' b M '. Iza eth Organ CMIS w Advance Kannapolis Statesville Mars Hill CLASS OF '66 -,Q fin an 'NJ 1'-f-Q. Dixon, Pat Juanita Edwards, Phillip Kenneth Edwards, Ralph Johnnie Ellison, Penny Gail Asheville Canton Winston-Salem Greenville, S. C, - one hundred thirty-five - Evatt, George Dewey, Jr. Ferrell, Barbara Ann Fisher, James Caldwell Fisher, James Henry Gray Court, S. C. Piedmont, S. C. Tryon Asheville ' ff W: ,, . , - -E .'Q'3'.5,:1:, :g gi , , , V344 '-F45 L., .I I A-1,4 'E :lu 1 'Ds 4 P 11. Fleming, Willie Jack Floyd, Benjamin Grady, III Flotz, Terry Lee Fox, Charles William Mars Hill Lumberton Walnut Cove Asheville JUNIORS i , Franklin, Claudia Parrish Frederick, Nathan Casey Fulbright, Ellis Grady Gibbs, Mary Anne Richmond, Va. Kinston Connelly Springs Burnsville - one hundred thirty-six - Gilpin, Hilda Lee Salisburv Good, Andrew Svhiiyh-r Goodman, Cali-lu Jan-kson, ll Grzinl, Una! Pgitmgigi Roanoke. Vu. Arclvn Di-li :iv lin-iirli, Flu. ,..-I' H51 -e-'E' I-, ' - , .V pg affagff , - Ki Q. 9 1- BRN ffl ' ,,,, ' 51-X v- 1 X 31 f xuq N S - vawfjgsg . 84 A kv 1 X' ' r N53 ' ' 11254: , 5 K 1 LP A . 'F ' ' .J Q. 'SQ in-1 ' 3:3 F. 'v- Green, Janice Karen Greene, Joseph Craig Grogan. Brenda Reid 1lVlrs.J Grogan, Russell Leon Concord Marion Greensboro Greensboro if CLASS OF '66 ,M Hale, Kenneth Gill Hall. Nancy Jane Hall, Thomas Earl, Jr. Roanoke, Va. King Brevard - one hundred thirty-seven - ,,..1 Hall, Warren Aldriclfle North Haven, Conn. Halyburton. Harris, Robert Morrison Harvey, Ronald Gordon Harvey, William Mitchell d W d d M- . Ju y OO ar Q ISD Lakeland, Fla. Front Royal, Va. Lynchburg, Va. Candler Haslett, Thomas Calhoun Hatfield, Martha Sue Hauser, Robert Joseph Havens. Virginia Ellen Parris Island, S. C. Roanoke, Va. Winston-Salem Asheboro JUNIORS Hawes, Linda Lois Hawkins, Melba Ann Hayes, Caroline Ruth Haynie, Linda Gail Rose Hill Barnardsville Baltimore, Md. Weaverville - one hundred thirty-eight - Heath, Tracy Glenn Helms. Carolyn Herman, Fra-cl Wade Hickson. Martha Jr-an Kinston Canton Asheville Iloimistuaicl. Fla. Higgins, Sarah Margaret Hines, Charlotte Morgan Hines, Stephen Early Hinkle, Rebecca Ann Weaverville Sanford South Hill, Va. Salisbury CLASS OF '66 4 'C' f' -swf CW Hogan, Jerry Holbrook, Paulette Louise Holcomb. Stephen Winfield Holland, Mary Ann Black Mountain Simpsonville, S. C. Laurinburg Charlotte - one hundred thirty-nine - Huson, William John Ingold, James Wesley, III Ingram, Robert Jaminson, Hal Wayne Annandale, Va. Winston-Salem Sanford Roanoke, Va. Jenkins, LaDonna Johnson. Jordan, Judy Carolyn Kelly, John Richard Th L d, J . , Mars Hill Omas eonar F Statesville Sanford Winston-Salem JUNIORS Kinker, Albert Marion, Jr. Kiser, James Lemuel, Jr. Knight, Albert Norman Lam, Stella See-Tsing Chester, Va. Kannapolis Spartanburg, S. C. Hong Kong, China - one hundred forty - Lance, Doris Marie Lavery, Carole-Lynn Letterman. Maxine LL'lKl'lll2,, Diinzild Cllffl Hendersonville Tinksbury, Md. Mrirslizill SI. Pl'lL'I'SllLlI'fl. Fill, Liles, Donald Charles Lineberger, Martha Rhea Liner, Cheryl Ann Lowe, Judith Ann Charlotte Connelly Springs Charlotte Hialeah, Fla. CLASS OF '66 6 ' 'CP MA' ,. 'F'-M ' -,,,,,,.v . -,yi McCarson, Jimmy Andrew McElroy, Diana Murray Mclntosh, Dorothy Jean Melver, Wade Lewis Hendersonville Marshall Gastonia Pittsboro - one hundred forty-one - McLeod, John Robert, Jr. MacLean. Jean Stewart MacNeil, Marilyn Louise Mallonee, Jerrie Lane Gracewood, Ga, Stamford, Conn. Richmond, Va. Morganton Martin, Doris Mae Mayfield. Lynn Edward Mitchell, Jackie Albert Moore, Mary McCracken Richmond, Va. Simpsonville, S. C. Draper Fort Dix, N. Jr JUNIORS I x Morgan, George William Morley, Andy Paul Morris, Arthur Gresham Moseley, Jane Dudler Asheville Decatur, Ga. Fredericksburg, Va. New Canton, Va, - one hundred forty-two - lllurruy, Linda Jean Mount Olive 1 1 i Page, Bobby Roger Winston-Salem Orr, Elaine Stoll Overton. Fred VVllllani Owen. Ronnie Claude W. Palm Bezicli, Fla. Asliuvillv Marx Hill ,J carb 5...- '- W4 fi:-,1 Ig:- X X f Pappas, Milton Chris Parker, Gary Glenn Payne, Robert Clifford Rowland Ft. Lee, N. J. Sanford CLASS OF '66 th xi! Y Penley, Marina Ann Pickard, Robert Douglas Piper, Nancy Lee Poole, Elaine Evelyn Hildebran Greensboro Greenville, S. C. Miami, Fla. - one liu.nd.red forty-three - G'- ' e ' 'J' ' ' f.- . v .H 5,3- fW ,.,.,L,, , , fwww W3 wr: W V Y r v 7 11- .r , t,,l.Yni Pope, Brenda Louise Poston, Larry Edwin Potter, James Reid Powell, Terry Lee Concord Cherryville Charlotte Pulaski, Va. Pressly, J. Clarke, HI Propst, Rita Ann Pruette, Carrell Raulerson, Osann Fort Myers, Fla. Hickory Vale Okeechobee, Fla. JUNICDRS Rector, Barbara Joan Reese, Wanda Marian Reeves, Charles Keaton Rice, Brenda June Asheville Mars Hill Allendale, S. C. Marshall - one hundred forty-four - Richard, Cletus Eugene Roberts, Clyde Benjamin Roberts, Malinda Mae Robertson, Cheryl Xiiginii Ellenboro Marshall Boone Washington. D L N Ifff V' ? VZ- txt . ar In ' ' ' 'X If , 1X 5 , n AQVQ4 i , - 'J 34-' 1 , ,,,,qg W R . he ., - ' ,fr , u 3 J. V X -..., i l i 5 Roberts, Peggy Ann Robinson, Donald Wade Rogers, Virginia Elizabeth Rotan, William English ' Miami, Fla. Rock Hill, S. C, Decatur, Ga. Granite Falls N i i CLASS OF '66 i 1 1 I 1 v I i i 1 l Ruff, Jennifer Rose Rushing, Beverly Kay Sams. Bruce Patterson Saunders, Mary Ellen Rutherfordton Monroe Mars Hill Wilmington A - one hundred forty-five - Selby, Norman Lee Sellers, Johnsie Teale Sellers, Billy C. Senter, Carolyn Onancock, Va. Kannapolis Lumberton North Garden, Va. Av' TJ lbw.. 'tes Xf- Ar 'gi Shearon, Sarah Lois Shoe, Thomas Eugene Silverio, Geneva Beverly Skinner, Ann Gray Wake Forest Concord St. Augustine, Fla. Bailey JUNIORS l9S 5'XW- .1551-' 1 pm: -:V , JN via' Slate, Jane Morris Winston-Salem mm' nov' Slaton, Betty Ann Smathers, David Ray Smith, Charles Edward Sanford, Fla. Asheville Mars Hill - one hundred forty-six - K. I Smith, Julia Sears -W Y Smith, Larry William Swannanoa High Point ' S ' ' f'1 ?!'1 ' Q N , A , X' AK-if M. 1 f J- '4 A, 1 X Tx S' 53' ll , is 6 1 -- els g-Q -MA . J- . X x 'H ,, ' 'Hg . SR K' . Snead, Lillie Frances Bassett. Va. Smith Lalhi Ruth Smith William Hynix Sorrells, Shirley Ann Tuckaseigee Spain Steve Randall Steen Fiedeiiclx Roland Chase Citv V Mars Hill CLASS OF 66 ,L -x I , 4' Y Stockett John Alfred, Jr. Stroupe, Miles Harry, Jr. Sullivan, Bev Annapolis, Md. Cherryville Charlotte Raefoid - one hundred forty-sex en Tate, Billie Jean Taylor, Harry Edward, Jr. Taylor, Truett Crocker Teague, James Michael Asheville Candler Ware Shoals, S. C. Clyde ,,....-.-.- -m ' eff' F, ff-R 'sm 54 if 51 gf 'N-f....l v 2 l,,' ,, , .. Teague, Leighton Douglas Thomas, Sandra Lowry Thomas. Vernon Eugene Thrush, Glenn Ellsworth, Jr. Purlear Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Mt. Holly Winston-Salem JUNICRS 9 Q3 in Transou, Hugh Flynt, Jr. Waddell, Jerry Wayne Walker, Anita Louise Walker, Frances Marie Decatur, Ga. Sparta Durham Greenville, S. C. - one hundred forty-eight - Washbuiii, Johnny Wayne Wealliers, Elizabeth Ami VVuaihei's, Jziiiim-s Flux' Welling. Cliziilus Elini, Shelbv Forest City Forest City lliwolslyii. N. Y. is ,Ffa 1 West, Robert Truett Whetstone, James Reginald White, Carol Arm White, Marion Lucinda Andrews Richmond, Va. Richmond, Va. Marietta. Ga, CLASS GF '66 7:3222 1 J 'E :i'Z11l-:I 'f -' Q ' P ' Qi- - H 'F 1- . if if-1 5 .1: ., Whitley, Roger William Williams, Patricia Ann Willis. Ned Wilson. James Harper, Ji: Mars Hill Riverdale, Ga. Blacksbury, S. C. Bakersville - one hl.lI1dl'E'd forty-nine - ll! Wilson, Joyce Ann Wood, Kenneth Willard Wurst, Robert George Yates, Tony Morris Weaverville Crozet, Va, Asheville Faith -e-1' 1 452' ml JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Arthur, William Payne Ashworth, Thomas Edward Baskin, John Edward Boone, Steve Wilson Britt, Martha Neil Broyhill, Dell Morgan Bunting, Mary Lynn Carter, Benjamin Michael Carter, Charlene Grace Carver, Judy Cable Chambers, Cheryl Christine Davidson, Carolyn Porter Davis, Jerry Collins Dishman, Wilbur Cloyd Featherstone, Richard Ambrose Few, Jimmy Eugene - one hundred fifty Henson, George Dale Kirby, Bobby Russell Lawson, James Alton McDevitt, Ralph McNeill, Lew Richardson Maxwell, Don Laws Mullins, Carroll Ed Neill. Iva June Morrow Purser, Haughton Chunn Radford, Mrs. Virginia Ramirez, Richard Edward Sentelle, Claudia Jane Sherlin, Jeter Smith, William Wardlaw Wyatt, Nancy Ann Young, William Jerry l .fl I . , O.oL' 4 '. Q Q .I ', v 0 0 H . Np' ' . . 5, ,I l llllllllllll l. The truth hurts: 2. Scene m ITILISIC llluraryg 3 Only T74 more to go: -1. Miss Laurel 196-lug 5. Seem' from Ch1'1stmaS m the Market PlZlCf:nQ 6. Glenda helps Jams as Emu loolss on: 7. Pate excrts energy to cllsplay school spmtg S, lt only took 51:4 hours. - one liundmd f1fty-om? - l Tl if .I A-.. A ' , - ,k r-val-L' . .1L.,4 4,,. ffm' cf' 4 u, ig SA, li' ...Q-H --1, Q.,- '1' . .. J I f U 5 i f U N- YA l s 'E' I ,I H KUPWUWJVUKREK , - one hundred Iifty-tlmrce - X THE SOPHOMORE CLASS GEORGE G. GLASS President of the Sophomore Class Left to right: Mr. Francis Montaidi, advisor: Hank Ward, vice president: Mary Oxentine, secretaryg Sandra Thorna treasurer: not pictured: Miss Nancy Morris, Advisor. y - one hundred fifty-four - I CLASS GF '67 Alexander, James lvlitchell Asliuville Allen, Martha Carol Valdvse Ainason, Roy Brooks Richmond, Va. Aininons, Lewis Woodson, Jr. Mars Hill Anderson, Richard Harold Mars Hill Babb, Richard Lawson Simpsonville, S. C. Ball. Roy Nelson. Ji: Castlewood, Va. Banning, Doris Ann Fletcher Barbee, Rodger Clarence Burlington Beachy, Vincent Raymond, I Miami, Fla. Beck, Geraldine Louise Cherokee Beddingfield, Donnie Hue Zebulon II 'E'- 1. i. tw. ,rf ao- 9 lea Y , -MT . , - Q-s ..., 5 .-74 ' 91 . y.. ,I wi- one hundred fifty-five rr e 4 'be Bell, James William, Jr. Asheville Bell, Sibyl Ann Warne Bennett, Richard Vernon Winston-Salem Bipggers, Betty Scales Burlington Biges, David Arnette Lumberton Blanchard, Linda Marie Turkey Blyth, Barbara Elizabeth Huntersville Booe, Brinda Ann Roanoke, Va. Booe, Linda Dare Roanoke. Va. Bounds, Jacquelyn Elaine Powell, Tenn. Boyd. John Larry Roseland, Va. Boyd, John Wyman, Jr. North Charleston, S. C. . . .4 4 -K--- --.a ,uf pf -T' err Brown, Charles Everett Moyock Brown, Wade Edward. Jr. Boone Broyhill, William Thomas Lenoir Brumbach. Linwood Boone Gaffney, S. C. Bryant, Sally Diane Cheraw, S. C. Bryson, Arnold Truman Horse Shoe Buckner, Ned Arnold Stanley Bullard, James Claybon Raleigh Bumgarner, Linda Kay Charlotte Burgess, Larry Reid Winston-Salem Caldwell, Eugenia Kipling West Palm Beach, Fla. Caldwell, Wayne Wilson Asheville 5 L, ii Q, vw fl' - one hundred fifty-six SOPHOMORES Boyette, Needham Bruce, Jr. Newport News, Va. Boykin, Charles Hugh Halifax Bradley, James Frank, Jr. Lenoir CDeceased Feb. 17, 19655 Bradley, Ronald Asheville Bradley, Virginia Lynn Greenville, S. C. Bretz, Cornelius James Huntsville, Alabama Briggs, William Theodore Biltmore Brindle, Marilyn Faye Kannapolis Brinkley, Maxie O'Brian Virginia Beach, Va. Brogden, Emma Louise Durham Broome, Carolyn Alene Gastonia Broome, Cathy Elaine Gastonia 4. pw CLASS OF '67 Campbell, Nancy Carol Troy Campbell. Paul Lambert Rock Hill, S. C. Carpenter. Jo Ellen Kannapolis Carter, Willie Hinton Roanoke Rapids Cham bers, Janice Naomi Weaverville Charlson, Carolyn Sue Asheville Clamp, Gloria Carole Greenville, S. C. Clanton, Jane Louise Clearwater. Fla. Clapp. William Harold High Point Cole, James William, Jr. Lenoir Cole, Mary Carol Asheville Coles, Candace Vale Rockledge, Fla. ---':ne. 8- -,v 'ref ev. rw I ZS 'ii lv is 'Vx 11 Q . mv 'lu 11,7 4, ,X ..,- , - one hundred fifty-seven - J ax Collier, Wayne Everette Charlottesville, Va. Collis, Mary Jane Spruce Pine Coltrain, Carolyn Dianne Enfield Colvard, Ben Hamilton. I North Wilkesboro Cooper. Danny Ray Asheville Cooper, Teresa Jane Alexandria, Va. Corbett. Phyllis Ann Farmville Corn, Harley Harold Zirconia Couch, Sylvia Dianne Williamston, S. C, Cox., Betenia Maxine Marion Cox. Louie Alexander Lexington Culler, Stephen David Winston-Salem -- .v- TN: N -1' rr rrfffzzf-Y ' Dunn. Brenda Elizabeth Clinton Dunn, Patricia Rhodes Hamlet Earp, William Arthur Boomer Echols. Sandra Gail Chilhowie, Va, Eichorn, John Edward, Newport, Tenn. Ek, Carl Albert Bethune, S. C. Elkins, Roland Lucien Wilmington, Del. Ellege, Jerry Eugene Candler Eller, Mildred Elizabeth Greensboro Ellis, Mary Jean Durham Farkas. Katherine Margaret Mars Hill Felts, Charles Duncan Hickory ...af S 4 S CPHOMORE Daniel, Michael Paul Lexington Davis, Betty Jean Granite Falls Davis, Charles Brantley Ormond Beach, Fla. Davis, Wade Anderson Winston-Salem Dean, Mildred Louise Asheville Deweese, Charles William Asheville Deweese, William Theodore, Waynesville Dobson, Mary Elizabeth Lakeland, Fla. Dolan, Donald Randall Asheville Duckett, Joyce Ann Martinsburg, W. Va. Dulancy, John Roy Burnsville Duncan, Darlene Elizabeth West Jefferson S Jr Q17 4 Leg..- Q - uri-. 'il' ...hy YN? -- one hundred fifty-eight I CLASS OF ' Fidler, John Allen Cheraw, S. C. Fleenor, Robert Eli. Jr, Bristol, Tenn. Fleming, Jane Terry Versailles, Ind. Flowers, Elijah Daniel. III Moeksville Ford. Virginia Leigh Wilmington Formy-Duval. Cathryn Cheryl Chadbourn Fowler, Billy Inglis High Point Fox, Jimmy Loyd Van Wyck, S, C. Fox, Linda Sue Lenoir Foxworth, Nancy Madge Lakeland, Fla. Franklin, Bobby Dean Marshall Frazier, Courtney Ray Altavista. Va. 1-as xg bil! T-? ii .qv- Frazier, Edwin Ray Wake Forest Freeman, Sally Diane Durham Galloway, Karen Felicia Brevard Garner, Sandra Lee Mt. Gilead Gentry, Edward Norris Marshall Gibbs, Don Silver Old Fort Glass, George Graham Raleigh Glenn, Robert Henry Rock Hill. S. C. Goff, Janet D'ette Asheville Goode, Barlgara Jeanne Greensboro Gosnell. Judy Elaine Marshall Graham, Patricia Jane Winston-Salem Henley, Daniel Stephen Asheville Herman, Cyril Bruce Hickory High, Howard Gilbert Richmond, Va. Hill, Judy Carolyn Mt. Airy Hill, Patsy Margaret Rutherfordton Hill, William Dennis Kannapolis Hilton, Linda Marie Troy Holloway, Mary Joyce Gastonia Holmes, Richard Frank Lumberton Hopstetter, David Paul Dania, Fla. Howell, John Rodney Asheville Howell, Pamela Susan Gastonia one hundred sixty SOPHOMORES Green, Jerry David Marshall Groce, Larry McCall Yadkinville Gunn, James Thompson Asheville Hair, Kathleen Nell Fayetteville Hancock, Richard Dale Winston-Salem Harris, Richard Cullom Wake Forest Hathaway, Robert Cox Charlottesville, Va. Hawkins, Joel David Weaverville Hawkins, Linwood Tony Longhurst Hayes, Allen Bryant Hickory Hendrix, Divver Barkley Greenville, S. C. Hendrix, John Patton Asheville Hucldlc, Jack Odell Richmond, Va, .F ,fl If .w.1'i.,'f1 . 'me v .- , vs-. I CLASS OF '67 M Hughes, Tommy Philip Swannanoa Hunt, Clemmet Millard Swannanoa Hunt, Pamela Ethel Greenville. S. C. Ingle, William Carlyle North Wilkesboro Ingram, Donald Charles Winston-Salem Jenkins, Richard Charles Suitland, Md. Johnson, Nancy Ann Clinton Johnson, Raymond DeForest, Jr. Charlotte Johnson, Robert Leslie Asheville Jolley, Nellie Sue Mooresboro Jones, Harvey Olen Lenoir City, Tenn. 1 .p f xi X-v .pw P A C ' L41 1 it mio' gl Ss... J , 'tx nav' Gsm Hx one hundred sixty-one l 4-J , , if K 3 X ' P xl 'I EE, Q Q--' 4 I Jordan, Estelle Beckham Atlanta, Ga, Joyner, Larry Milton Henderson Justice, Watson Douglas Candler Keller, Paul Gordon Asheville Kendall, Mumphord Holland, Jr. Mars Hill Keyes, Leslie Earl Roanoke, Va. King. Orie Danver Greensboro King, Vaughtie Maria Burnsville Kinsey, Robert Stafford Richmond, Va. Kinsland, Carolyn Ann Franklin Laffman, Karen Jo Rowland Lambert, Karen Lynnette Burlington KN vfa. McCall, Lois Stephanie Florence, S. C. McCall, Rosemary Washington, D. C. McCoy, Glenn Edward Williamsburg, Va. McCullen, Larry Wayne Wheaton, Md. McDaniel, Linda Faye Brookneal, Va. McDowell, Patricia Leigh Brookneal, Va. McFee, Macky Roger Asheville Magee, Ralph Anderson, Jr. Richmond, Va. Malone, Myra Sue Shelby Mandeville, Michael Ernest Candler Martin, Betty Jane Hickory Martin, Donna Eileen Durham L LT-, ,- fa ,,, SCPHOMORES Larson, Kenton Robert Oxon Hill, Md. Leake, Robert Jackson Mars Hill Lee, Ollin Lane, Jr, Fairmont Levy, Rachel Dorothy Tampa, Fla. Lewis, Robert Caldwell Gastonia Livengood, Kathey Hartman CMrs.D Mars Hill Livingston, John Edward Charlotte Lovell, Mary Chandler Greensboro Lowe, Linda Ray Hendersonville Luther, Amelia Ann Boone McBride, Grace Rhodes Waynesville McCall, Eunice Mary Sue Acworth, Ga. .gm-O' one hundred sixty-two .im i rm' .4-s 1 e ' .. , -..- -. CLASS OF '67 Matheson, Nancy Jo Toceoa, Ga. Melton, Judith Kay Spindale Mendenhall, Carol Ann Jonesvillc' Merrell, Thomas Arthur, Jr Myrtle Beach, S, C. Metcalf, Patricia Lynne Burnsville Midyette, Garland Eugene, Raleigh Mills, Martha Nell Highlands Mitchell, John Daniel Ware Shoals, S. C. Morgan, Daniel Edward Winston-Salem Morgan, Robert Lindsey Bakersville Morgan, Selwa Janice Fair Bluff Morrow, Evelyn Marie Andrews Jr, -lm 41 4:1 1-' '5- 47 c ' . QS tv one hundred sixty-three Motley, Rita Gail Charlotte Mull, Elaine Ellis Silver Spring, Md. :Is ffl Oakley, Vernon Bradsher, South Hill, Va, Oxentine, Mary Elizabeth Jackson, Miss. Page, Martha Amanda Chesnee, S. C. Pankey, William Allen, II Mars Hill Park, Karen Rae Hamilton, Ohio Parris, Rita Elaine Chesnee, S. C. Pate, Betty Deane Kannapolis Patton. Robert Philip Swannanoa Payne. Bernice Evelyn Weave-rville Peach, Polly Priscilla Concord, Tenn. I J R 'Q' gg-av' Qoinnf Gail Elizabeth Roanoke, Va. Radcliff, Morris Kay, Jr. Asheville Ragsdale, Glenn Edward Blair, S. C. Randall, Lewis Woodrow Marshall Ray, Flossie Elizabeth Marshall Reed, James Alexander Reading, Pa. Reese, Emily Nadine Horse Shoe Reese, Lora Jean Horse Shoe Reese, Norman Clifford Roanoke Rapids Reeves, William David Leicester Renfrow, William Clyde Fairbluff Rhyne, Reginald Norman High Point 'V Il SGPHOMORES Peatross, John Franklin, II Raleigh Peninger, Paul Ervin Lexington Peterson, Iris Deanne Bakersville Pinkston, Wiley Alexandra Augusta, Ga. Plemrnons, Laura Maxine Marshall Pongstaphone, Katanyu Bangkok, Thailand Potts, Carol Jean Charlotte Powell, Edwin Dean, Jr. Mt. Holly Pritchard, Thomas Wilbur Asheville Privette, Robert Malcolm Havelock Pruett, William Marvin Emporia, Va. Pryor, Aurelia Jane Hendersonville YT 4:-1' Wjii... -- 51 if ' CLASS OF '67 a t A Richardson, Eugene David Lowell Richardson, James Norris, Jr, Hilton Head Island, S. C. Ritz, Robert, Jr. Cherry Hill, N. J. Rivenbark. Carl Junious, Jr. Portsmouth, Va. Robbins, Clyde Hugh, Jr. Forest City Robbins. Linda Frances Apex Roberts, Ruth Claudette Salisbury Robinson. Kenneth Maxwell Wilmington, Del. Roebuck. Linda Carol Statesville Rudisill, Lewis Samuel Mars Hill Sanderson, David Allen Augusta. Ga. Sanford, Ralph Macon Virginia Beach, Va. if . 'V' 1 QI A . . ' Iv Q ' ,.. ff' GK 61- X i 5- -S., ww-1 it 9 . ID Q wr'-y - one hundred sixty-Live - Savage. Lewis B, Yorktown. Va. Scruggs. Jimmie Ray Spencer Searcy, Ronald Dean Marion Self, Gwendolyn Marsha Asheville Sheppard, Kenneth Olvy Hopkinsville, Ky. Sherlin, Johnny Fredrick Asheville Shook, Brenda Joyce tMrs.J Mars Hill Shugart, Montgomery Wilbert Halifax Simpson. Robert Earl Wilmington, Del. Skelton, Sandra Jeanne Greenville, S. C. Slaughter, Carla Jane Salisbury Smith, Adrienne Kay Asheboro x, Ss is N Q? Q- Stone, Mariam Jean Charlotte Strong, Jerry Edwin Salem, Va. Stroupe, Jerry Wesley Gastonia Tarpley, Anne Scott New Symrna Beach, Fla. Tate, Robert Gary Travelers Rest, S. C. Taylor, Gerald H. Asheville Taylor, John Anderson Richmond, Va. Tesh, Donald Ray Winston-Salem Thoma, Sandra Gaye Woodbury, N. J. Thomas, Linda Lou Asheboro Thompson, Gail Stratton F'rederick, Md. 4 agar' A sv Thompson, Paul Herman, Jr. Fairmont Legs SOPHOMORES Smith, Mack Edward Greensboro Snead, Janet Lynn Danville, Va. Soos, Natalie Maria Charlotte Sparks, Billy Marvyn Burnsville Sparks, Dorothy Kay Morganton Sparks, Robert Wayne Canton Sparks, Thomas Howard Skyland Spencer, Wanda Gay Newton Stallings, Brenda Melvia Henrietta Staton, Betty Jean Atlanta, Ga. Stephenson, Keith Thomas Nashville, Tenn. Stewart, Nellie Bond Whitakers ,asm- ' - one hundred sixty-six . - ..1-v-- Q' Towery Jaincs Patton SL inter, S. C. True, Sandra Ceridwcn Churchland, Va, x , X K f 'L ,.. 5, K. '- am' ...vs A-N , ' if ,ei k -N., - , fx CLASS OF '67 F. . Valentine, Sylvia Lee Asheville Vaughn, Reba Sue Greenville. S, C. Vess, Fremont Archibald Covington, Va. Visitkul, Xanxai Bangkok, Thailand Voss, Gary Dwight Colfax Wagoner, Otis Tucker Thomasville Walker, Coralie Linda Pompano Beach, Fla. Wallace, Kay Frances Shelby Wallin, Carolyn Ann Mars Hill Ward, Henry Davis, Jr. Lumberton . xx 5 i Wardrup, Leslie Steven Rutherfordton Ware, Larry Dale Miami, Fla. Washington, Sherrill Royster Oxford Watkins, Charles Alan Wilmington, Del. Watkins, Ralph Craig Hickory Watson, Mauriette Andrews. S. C, Watson, Tom Padget Kingsport, Tenn. Watts, Lois Jane Statesville Weaver, William Beverley Newport News, Va. Webster, Susan Greta Jacksonville, Fla. Welch, Richard Lee Greensboro Wells, Sandra Louise Hendersonville f.--1 iz.. fy...- 51 .ul 'SR V273 l Worsham, Douglas Thomas, Jr. Waynesville Wright. Doris Carolyn Burnsville Wylie, James Thomas Pickens, S. C. Yarborough, Ray Atkins Lake Junaluska Yelton. James Michael Gastonia Young, Willie Ruth Hendersonville Zion, Henry Howard Salem, Va. -4' SCJPHOMORES Whitaker, Nancy Anne Winston-Salem Whitworth, William Ronald Bel Air, Md. Williams, Betty Gaile Thomasville Williams, Charles Phillip Charlotte Williams, Donna Jean Miami Springs, Fla. Williams, George Joseph Godwin Williams, John Leland Portsmouth, Va. Wilson, David Lee Bakersville Wilson, James Guy Garner Wilson, Mary Lynn Bakersville Wilson Waynelle Bakersville Womble, Nancy Gail Lillington Q. V-r SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Aumiller, David Lee Carson, Charles Augustus Cody, William Dwight Cook, Lance Edward Cromnielin, Richard Gunter Duncan, Joan Robinson Ellison, Roger Terrence Harman, Christopher Columbus Harris, Vivian Carol Hinnant, Rexford Lee Kent Horne, Douglas John Knighten, Michael Owen Parrish, Michael Frederick Ricker, Jerry Alan one hundred sixty-eight - Russell, Sharyn Anne Sprinkle, Roger Dale Taylor, Joseph Euel Walz, Colin David Whiteside, Diane DuBuse Wilson, Howard Junior J lf' af Y. ., 1 ii- FAPPKKWMKW THE FRESHMAN CLASS JAKE STONE President of the Freshman Class Left to right: Mr. Emmett Sams, advisorg Mary Owens, senator: Ginger Eddleman, secretaryg Coach Hart, advisorg Richard Brown, treasure-rg not pictured: Ruff Wheless, vice president. - one hundred seventy-two - FRESHMEN Adams, Benny Franklin Adams, Dennis Sterling Adams, June Elaine Adams, Karen Louise Aldridge, Ronald Gene Alexander, Bonnie Jo Alexander, Esther Rae Allen, Charles Ray Allen, Judy Dianne Allen, William John Almand, Lynda Dianne Angel, Morris Lloyd Arledge, Elizabeth Ann Atkinson, Maiy Patricia Averette, James Raymond Axtell, Mary Louise Bagwell, Melinda Inez Baker, Betty Ann Ballard, Richard Eugene Barber, Elizabeth Ann Barnes, Philip Sid, Rev. Barnett, Dixie Jean Barnette, Mary Susan Barteles, Catherine Ann Bell, Kenneth Lee Bell, Otho Conduff, III Bergen, Rebecca Caroline Berry, Nancy Cornelia Bishop, Daniel Jackson Blackwell, David Eric Blanton, Kenneth Hewitt, Jr Blevins, Claucl Andrew Blevins, Jerry Dean Bobo, Sarah Louise Boone, W. Eugene one hundred seventy-four FRESHMEN Boudman, William Jacob Bowling, Gordon Kyle Boyd, Rebecca Ann Boykin, Helen Brown Brandon, Frank Alan Brann, William Cralle, II Bremner, Phyllis Elaine Bridges, George Hines Brier, Patrick David Briggs, Paul Pritchard Brooks, Frank Lane Brose, Jean Heather Brower, John Frederick Brown, Linda Dean Brown, Richard Ford Brown, Wanda Jane Browning, Katherine Patricia Bruce, William Thornton Burham, Wesley Raymond Butler, Marian Cecelia Byerly, Thomas Michael Cabe, Judith Ann Cannon, Sandra Kaye Cansler, Beverly Carroll Cantrell, Ann Rogers Cantrell, Brenda Louise Cantrell, Walker Eugene Carr, William Bryant Carter, Frances Neal Carter, Garrett Kimberly Case, Peggy Ann Cason, Robert David Cathey, Katy L. Chang, Charles Ho-Dai Chang, David Ho-Kwok CLASS OF '68 Chiang, Dalen Tsung-I Childers, Terry Devowell Chiles, Donald Settle Clyde, Ruth Annette Cochran, Jean Elizabeth Cody, Parker Overton Colandrea, Brenda Sue Cole, Anita Jane Cole. Cilla Brenda Coleman, George Linzie Collier, James David Collins, William Lee Conner, Gary Scott Corbin, Gloria Louise Council, Karen Annetta Covey, Craig Glenn Cox, Willie Guy Creasman, David Claude Crutchfield, Alice Dianne Daniel, Linda Alton Davidson, Linda Kay Davis, Linda Jane Davis, Madelyn Shermer Davis, Ray Davis, Robert Stanley Dawkins, Larry Edward Dawson, Kenneth Colin Dean, Arnold William Decker, Hilda Joan DeGolyer, Henry Alanson Deweese, Terry Leona Dibert, Charan Marie Douglass, Hazel Elizabeth Dowling, Henry Grady DuBois, Herbert Sheldon 'gg . .J i., as r ' i Y L, 5- ,M Wes 51 5 if 1' I 'ja ,. 74 1 -Li' 'Y' auf-lx 1- 'cr' X-e -' one hundred seventy-five - li XJ is if -T.,.. l .J .i l l 1 I l l YI TY H.. ew av ti' bv J .4 S... .14 -au. - is .nf -11 fir B' has gt' ?--v Yr- Am one hundred seventy-six FRESHMEN Duck, Sandra Lea Durant, Charles Blanding Dyar, William Lee Dyer, James Everette Early, Paul Davis, Jr. Echols, Aubrey Douglas Eddleman, Virginia Celesta Edwards, David Warren Edwards, Jesse Abel Edwards, John Burton Eib, Steven Dwight Elam, Janis Lucile Eller, Earl Thomas Eller, James Norman Elliott, Douglas William Ellis, Judith Rae English, Eddie, Jr. Farkas, Stephen Farnham, Marianne Farrell, Joan Carol Ferger, James Allen Fletcher, Mary Diane Flippin, Russell Jay, Jr. Flowers, Larry Wayne Folsom, Sharon Jean Forrest, Lee Crawford Fox, Barbara June Fox, Roger Woodrow French, William Foster Fulbright, Sylvia Jean Gahagan, Monnie Gayle Gaines, Robert Lynn Gardner, Thomas Eugene Gaskin, Richard Allen G'attis, Garnet Elaine CLASS OF '68 Geney, Virginia Esther Gilman, Eva Roberta Glasgow, Elizabeth Goforth, Preston Dewitt Goodwin, Sharon Ruth Gordon, Jeanne Lynn Gore, Sylvia Rivers Graham, Rebecca Jo Greene, Julia Alice Groce, Michael Van Roth Haerle, Jane Sevier Hale, Patricia Ann Hall, Martha Elizabeth Ham, Cynthia Kay Hancock, Linda Gayle Harris, Elaine Marie Hawkins, Ralph Billy Haycraft, Ann Louise Hayes, Barbara Joyce Haynes, Robert Marion, Jr. Haywood, Cheryl Anne Henley, Robert Pinkerton Henry, Randall Gordon Henry, Thetis Irene Hensley, Karen Ann Henson, Judy Elaine Henson, Richard Neal Hickey, Kenneth Zane Hill, Gail Irene Hinton, Gary Ray Hodge, James Adger, III Hoffler, Charles Stuart Holland, Shelia Ann Hollowell, Tim Honbarrier, Sandra Jane qs? R 'lbs IQCN 1 NGA FN fr-v i-0' - one hundred seventy-seven ,QR fix ,5 fv- gp--. H r-m , R 4 .po . J V x, ,J A I 4 'S , 1 ,.'- xx ., -.-i,....,y, -5 f Q- :, ev- ' , f -1 p- 1' so , ,..f lj- +L, - .-K, 'Q' we W ,,.,f Th S- .-I - one hundred seventy-eight - FRESHMEN Honeycutt, Beulah Dian Honeycutt, Judy Ann Hoots, Robert Daniel Howard, Georgia Kaye Howell, John Robert Howell, Sharon Dianne Huang, G'race Huimei Hundley, John Markham, Jr Hunter, Barbara J aye Hunter, Bernadette Marie Hunter, Harriet Elisabeth Jackson, Ellis Junior Jackson, Rose Mary Jackson, William Michael James, Arthur Whiteford Jarvis, Beverly Jane Jarvis, Margaret Alice Jarvis, Scott McKinley J aynes, Eleanor Dianne Jenkins, John Edgar Johnson, Billie Dean Johnston, Joseph Clyde Jones, David Leslie Jones, Frank Tisdale Jones, Karen Lee Jones, Ruby Ann Judkins, Henry Nicholas Justice, Judy Ann Karriker, Patricia Carol Keith, David Joel Kelly, Carolyn Bertha Kepner, Ann Maria Kinsland, Carolyn Ann Kinsman, Glenda Rhey Kirby, Clarence Aubrey CLASS OF '68 Kirkman, Ruffus Floyd Kizer, Morgan Abraham Koutris. Constantine Kuszmaul, Nanette Ruth Lakey, Glenda Beth Lambert, Karen Lynnette Lancaster, Ann Russell Lane, James Thomas Lentz, Larry Wayne Lewis, Donna Louise Lieberman, Flora Jean Liles, Marie Ann Loveland, David Shimp Lowe, Marian DiAnne Lowe, Nancy Joyce Lowry, Dorsey Van Lunsford, Mary Frances McAliste1', David Wray McCraw, Ronnie Gene McDonald, Camilla Mae McIntosh, David Robert McIntosh, John Thomas McIntyre, James Darwin McLennan, Kathryn Marie McManus, Robert Ussery McRary, Richard Brian Mann, Ernest Kyle, Jr. Martin, James Harvey Mashburn, Carolyn Jean Mason, Diane Yvonne Mastin, Benjamin Edward Mauldin, Lola Kathryn May, Jennilou Maynor, Kenneth David Mayo, Frances Bee ev N. 1 v egg' 4-R x . p..., Z fa 0- 4-. cv. C. Av- .J is .,. av Sf one hundred seventy-nine 'Fra' S ,x 4-- Nr Q,..l G? s., mg' ', ' i'i.'f IW . W, -., . by Q-1 tl .. r ,1m'f ' ,an -,ox Q- L? x, S ,-if .nav Y... l I 4 one hundred eighty FRESHMEN Mayrand, Louis Philip Meadows, Judith Ann Metcalf, Richard Lawrence Miles, Emily Ann Miller, Jean Elizabeth Mitchell, Daniel Homer, Jr Moon, Cheryl Moon, Henry Taylor Moore, Cherrie Ellen Morris, Donald Gene Morris, Martha Sue Moxley, Linda Gayle Moyer, Budd Clifton, Jr. Murdock, Mona Lavonne Murphy, Sabra Ann Murray, Patricia Azm Nalls, Frank Holland, Jr. Nix, Tommy Fleet Owen, Harold Eugene Owenby, Jerry Allen Owens, Mary Milum Owens, Virginia Elizabeth Pace, James Carroll, Jr. Parker, James Cook Parker, Patricia Kaye Parrish, Charles Michael Parsons, James Tommy Pate, William Cleophus Payne, Eugene David Pease, Nancy Carolyn Peebles, Carolyn Ann Penland, Nancy Wofford Penley, Charles Kermit Peppers, Linda Kay Phelps, Jennifer Lynn i CLASS OF '68 Phillips, Edwin Glen, Jr. Phillips. James Robert Phillips, Larry Lucian Pierce, Robert Glenn Pigg, Graham Reid Pillow, Judy Lynne Pinner, Johnny Molson Plernmons, Peggy Elaine Pleminons, Willa Ann Pond, Sarah Caroline Porter, Anne Marie Powell, George Elliot Prater, Oscar Martin Price, Betty Kay Proffitt, Charles Ronald Rabb, Judith Iris Ramsey, Lane Bryan Ramsey, Ronnie Randall, Nancy Jane Ray, Nina Gail Rayford, Maxie Ann Recton, James Carroll Reed, Carroll Anderson Reed, Joel Francis Rice, Kathryn JoAnne Richards, Patricia Ellen Richardson, James Brinson Richardson, James Claude Richardson, Sara Beth Robbins, Brenda Kay Roberts Roberts, Roberts, Roberts Roberts Earl Franklin Scoville Caswell James Edward Jonatha Louise Shirley Louise ...F lf? if is Q-Q 3 'TUX --X 5. 12 is 1- K.,- ,f .-1 -cv-1 Q. -nh! ,v one hundred eighty-one 'T :R '04 1-Q 'nl :rx ku 'kr' one hundred eighty-two FRESHMEN Robertson, William Michael Robinson, Bruce Gregg Robinson, Gary Lee Roderick, John William Roskam, Donald Niel Rountree, George Steven Russell, Nancy Susan Russell, Rodney Joseph Salmons, Ellen Frances Schultz, Steven Edward Secondine, Joseph William Sellstrom, Stanley Richard Sellstrom, Stephen Howard Serrano, Leslie William Sessoms, Kenneth Lee Settle, Johnny Norman Shetley, William Gary Shook, Danny Wayne Silver, Judy Lynn Simcox, Mary Eugenia Sims, Sara Jane Sinclair, Janis Madelyn Sitton, Loretta Skidds, Linda Lee Slagle, Lloyd Wayne Slaughter, Ronald Carson Smathers, Joseph Fleetwood Smith, Harold Wayne Smith, James Eugene Smith, James Raymond, Jr. Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Rhoda Jeanette Sommardahl, Roy Leander Spencer, Cowles Montague Spencer, Richard Albert CLASS CDF '68 Steadman, Howard William Stephens, Gary Allen Stephens, James Felton Stevens, Rickie Dale Stewart, David Carlyle Steward, Frances Mary Stone. Jake Wilbur, Jr. Strickler, Wayne Cleveland Strub, Jolyon Michael Sullivan, Dorothy Louise Swain, Jerry Dale Swicegood, Rheta Kay Talley, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor Taylor, Clifford Charles Zell, III Grace Elizabeth Rebecca Sue Sheridan Jean Terry, Edwin Latta Thomas, Lavonda Kay Thomas, Sara Josephine Thomas, William Davis, Jr Thomerson. Homer Dean Thompson, Dorothy Jane Thompson, Rebecca Anne Thompson, William Redding Thrift, Linda Rose Tilghman, Catherine Bertie Tilson, Mary Ann Toms, Lloyd Mainford, Jr. Torrence, Judy Ann Towery, Tim Holmes Transou, Roberta Anne Treadway, Michael James Trivette, Jacqueline Louise fm sf ns. , 14, L --1' 41' hr C3 ' ff X- '15 'ef' as AW, 1-' 45 rw. Hg... ,-1 F.. 'Qf' Y, -.,s - one hundred eighty-three i one hundred eighty-four FRESHMEN Trued, Charles David Truell, Myra Lynn Turner, Louis Harrison Vander Meer, Jozef Alfons Vickers, Jeffrey James Waddell, Keith Wayne Walker, Rellon Eugene Wall, Robert Lindsay, Jr. Wallace, John Periy Wallace, Sara Faye Walsh, Royce Ward, James Absolom, Jr. Warlick, Gerald Sewell Watson, Frances DcEtta Watts, Betsy Maudeen Way, John Edward Weatherly, Samuel Conrad Weeks, Edgar Dickson Wellborn, Beatrice Loretta Wells, Raymond Edwin, Jr. Westmoreland, Julia Ann Wheless, John Ruffin Whichard, Clifford Roy White, Perry Claude Whitfield, Frances Carol Whitlow, Judy Louise Whitt, Larry Neal Wilde, Richard Nolan Williams, Sylvia Jean Willis, Marvin Allen Wilson, Elizabeth Ann Wise, Betty Jane Withers, Brenda Kay Wood, Arthur Bob Woods, Nan Earle Yates, James Robert Young, Barbara Jean Young, Clarence Ervin Young, Donald Chaney Young, Elizabeth Anne Young, Kathleen Lindsey Young, Mildred Andrea Young, Roy Vincent ' Q-7 y-va , .,'. .Q N ,.f -R1 4 I .- FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Anledge, Charlotte Ann Benfield, Robert Walton Boulware, Chalmers Roy Cantrell, R. L. Case, Larry Wayne Comer, Diana Joy Epps, Jimmy Leighton Ferguson. Wayne Wilson Fore, Ralph Edgar, Jr. Fox, James Edward Garmon, Clarence Russell Glenn, Cynthia Lorraine Grigg, Ella Sue Harrell, Ernest Spencer Healey, John Michael Hefner, William Bruce Hensley, Norval Edwin Herrick, Donald Jeffrey Holcombe, Elizabeth Gibbs Holland, Wayne Edward Hottle, Jon Mike Howell, Grace Mildred Jarvis, John Olan Jones, Ernest Frank Keyes, Gregory Scott Long, William Henry, Jr. Myers, Charles Clinton Padgett, Gary Roland Parrish, Eldridge Roscoe Pearce, Douglas Timothy - one hundred eighty-Live - Phillips, Martha Cooper Robinson, Carolyn Elaine Robinson, Terry Marshall Rogers, Jane Turbyfill, Charles L. Tweed, Robert Sevier Ward, John Walter Ward, Ronald Lee Ward, Stanley David Wheeler, Edgar Lee Whitt, Gerald Dari Wight, Phillip Ray Yarbrough, Robert Ted SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS First row tleft to righthz William Eugene Raymer, Linda Gillis, Jean Clayton, Elaine Mise, Debby Dancey, Lunda Shackelford, Gary Steele, Tom Dooley, Walter Glenn Davenport: second row: Wanda Locklear, Joyce Pace. Jack Wall, Linda Bruce, Betty Elliott, Roger Banks, Robert Mills, Gene Garris, Otis Broyhillg third row: Wade Tucker, Catherine Gilman, Joyce Garrett, Mrs. Mary McKinney, Leslie Childers, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Rannie, Ronald Falk: fourth row: Frances Mooney, Faye Shaw, Jackie Midyette, Flora Bernice Brooks, Deanna Daugherty, Johnnie Edmonds, Charles Farmer, Ronald McKinney, Charles Pierce, David Crisp, fifth row: Andy Lewis Stevens. Larry Allen, Troy Parham, Norman Raines, Bill Poats, Tim Fletcher, Talmage Burnette, Kenneth Chris Ward, Thompson Phillips, sixth row: Marvin Burnette, Mack Keller, Charles Banks, not pictured: Larry Atwell, Harry Briggs, Horance Meade Conyers. Jr., James Clouse, Sarah Delancey, Richard Dillingham, Mrs. Barbara Jean Edwards, James Eller, Ruby English, Mary Emma Edwards, Kim Fletcher, Jerry Garland, Robert Glover, William Hawkins, Georga Herndon, Charles Hudson, James Hunter, Carl Jenkins, Joe Killen, Allen McKin- ney, Edwin Mulkey, Carol O'Conner, Daniel Reynolds, David Robinson, Shirley Rapoport, George Scruggs, William Seagle, Jr., Barbara Sluder, Richard Smith, Vic Thompson, Wade Tucker, Benny Whitehurst. - one hundred eighty-six - EDITOR'S FAREWELL As you have now arrived at the end ot' this hook, it is my wish that you have found it not only interesting, hut factual as well. The Mars Hill College I.ion has shown you the various phases ot' activities and people who were at Mars Hill during the 1964-G5 school year. Since I was not appointed editor until second semester. the staff had a rushed task ot' gathering all the informa- tion to he included in the 1965 Laurel, if it had not been for the cooperation and helpfulness of Mr. Smith. this task would have lween a much more difficult one. A special word ot' thanks also goes to Tracy Heath for his outstand- ing work in managing the Miss Laurel pageant: to Mr. Johnson for his excellent class and feature photographyg to Mr. Griffith for his prompt and courteous selection ot' Miss Laurel 1965: to the engrayers and printers: to the secretaries in the Public Relations office for their coopera- tive spiritg and to each individual member of the 1965 Laurel staff. May you look to this source often in years to come and recall the various moods which you felt, along with the feelings of your classmates and teachers, during this year. -:. - one hundred eighty-seven THE 1965 LAUREL DESIGNED AND PHOTOENGRAVED BY ROANOKE ENGRAVING COMPANY, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PRINTED BY COMMONWEALTH PRESS, INC., RADFORD, VIRGINIA - one hundred eighty-eight - Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs L I n L r w 1 1 I? I L E 1 Y 1 , ' or -- ,w ,, , - ...f f +5 A ' r 51 .fgf -A. M 'vw 9 ' i fl '7rvf,. If ' I ,1-. Q n .1 .K- . W . J U 2, fs .5-vig, mf' ,xv . ' 14 .' , H H 1 , -' ' - . -3,5:,. Q . 4 'cff I 1-. 711,7- .fe-Q., -. if .-'J 'A fs Q. ff, rg. ,. 1 ',p4,.A, Q' .ff f. in ., M, ' L, ,ir ir., Y '- ij Q . ',,. xr ..n U ,X V - as ,XL 71N 5 ,- Nm , mmf ,,, ,...g1... M1lil53 eM f f -F 12 IV V Q, , ' ' .2991 ' ., W ' .,. 1. xy N m- W ' 'ff ,,,-v ,gf pn-.-vp-n 'u , mn. 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