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

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1966 volume:

EZVW B-ml l ' 1 ir I X , ' 1 u I J F , l .. K sf V1 'I 1 A I Y . I . 1 .. Q A ' H 5' , -fl . , ,N .g A, !y Q. 1 Q gi - 1 51. T. L w -Qi ,r 'VQ F P ? . if Q . ,. f x 5 f I , A 5: 'ab ' I X X '- h ' W'w ' 'TI A i f. ' . , ,'f .,.M,. .f1.1s 1w- , .,,,- 'i?C hi: .L Ti.: ' HGV- NJ MARS HILL COLLE6E MARS HILL NORTH CAROLINA PRESENTS THE 1966 0Z!I'6! J WALTER gl . 'i 2 to P 4 n I I I l , 4 l Y Q 1 if EQ il if -9 t ,. I. gi f.l A 1 r if i if -,i '11 H E I E: fi 3 Pg: , it I 1. E14 5. f l l' ,fl 1' g, l 5. I 3 i CJQDWXW As a superior student, as a loyal alumnus, as a thorough and in- spiring teacher, and as the beloved, dedicated, and competent president, Dr. Hoyt Blackwell has been identified with Mars Hill College since 1919. For twenty-eight years as president he has fully devoted the powers of his mind, his heart, and his hands to the support and development of the College. He has kept faith with the past, the present, and the future - with the students, with his fellow workers, and with the larger constituency of the College. Recognizing that his achievements will be recorded history, that their significance will be Written on the pages of time, and that their meaning will remain inscribed on the tablets of the hearts of those who have known him, the staff has the honor of affectionately dedicating to Dr. Blackwell the Laurel for 1966, in this, the last year of his dis- tinguished service as the president of Mars Hill College. V---L-,..w..:. V, V .Y 'I .,.,w':. , ...- --,.........,,.,1. Sq-,gf ,q-,, DR, HOYT BLACKVVELL Mi'IIllDC'l' of the Faculty 1928-35 D11'L'CliJl' of Enlaipciiient P1'U,Q1'am 1935-38 P1'US1KlCDl 1933-66 Mars Hill Walleye is pwiswl U11 the tlin-sliwlll ut' an new eral. The time is 2lllSlIlL'lllllS fm' ll ywiiiip ziiifl vugei' IIPW piwsimleiil tw liegiii his zulmiiiis- lrutilili, As Ili: lfiw,-cl lilzilw llt1llllt'Y, Ill't'5lll1,'Ill clect wi' the lfwllvgc, :assiinws tlil- ivspluiisiliiliiius 411' his liwsiliwii 1111 tliv firsi llny wi' July, my lll'1lXt'l'S :mil my gwnl wislws will zillvml liiiii. I slinll allways be Ll luyzll :alumnus iii' ilw lkillvgv, Uliw :xml l vxli-ml Vlirisliziii Q'l'L'i'llllQ'S Ill ex'c1'y member of the wllege fzlmily. K,'1v1'mlizLll5'. ,I In X, l X g five 7 ERA IS E As the 1965-66 schoul year drziws tu u cluse. so Cuncludes an era in the history -if liars Hill Olllege. Dr. Hvyt Blackwell. lieluvell president wh-.v Figs dewted him-elf Su fully and sn successfully tu 'le le-.nierlliiiv uf the C-illege for 29 yeiirs. will lay aside the heavy duties Hn June 30: .ind Dr. Fred B-eiizlujv. an energetic :intl well-qualified young efiucei- r. K 1,' ill zissurne them un July 1 Thus, the Liege zuifl have unly its third president in nearly T0 years. What ai renni1'l-:nlile rec-fnl uf stuliilityf as '-'-' e limi: limi!-I wer ltr Blzn:kwell's adminis- Tretlfx. '-1. e see many' siumficifnt milestiivnes in- pudirg the fulluwiny: vizireful transition uf the 1.:h1-il fri m ,iuniur tff senzwr College prugrani, pur- 1,it . safe fiscal pulley which has kept the in- fiitui: J. free -if crippliii' debt, opening uf the Vwlff-L TD young peuple uf all races, and the de- :el-vyi of ti beautiful campus including the ew'- ..v. nf many attractive and useful buildings. - gi part of its tribute to Dr. Blackwell at the elf-se i his administratifin, the 1966 Laurel presents 54.-ni-1 unusual night views of majur buildings on the iecii--r. pages uf this issue. Dr. Illzickwells first ef- ffirt- ut fund-raising for the College were for Edna Bluffn- llfirmitffry in 1935. while Dr. Hubert Lee Moore wa- -till president: but the other buildings shown 4 Strfrup, XVall, Bridges, Huffman, Fwx, Myers, Moore Auditorium, and Memrfrial Library - have all been con-tructed since Dr. Blackwell was inaugurated. We are pleased also to include as part of this dedication, sincere and revealing statements from DIG 1, --N X X. 1-' M -Y fl, -4 fix: DR FRED BLAKE BENTLEY Piesident-Elect Dr. W. Perry Frnuch nf Raleigh, u fnrmei' trustee of the Fflllege whn is nun' the general secretary of Baptist State Cuiweiitifrn uf North !'ur0lina. und W. R. Chambers of Marion, current chairman of board of trustees whm hns worked closely with Blackwell nearly 40 years. X x 1 the Mr. the Dr. ui mm, - -D mini:- mi tt mfmu :un -fm... an ny mm ni . ,mmf if ...f . 11.1.-yt ,en Q: 1 ,..f,, ri. 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'.L..-,,.., V Ns-uf DR, HOYT BLACKWELL lV1L'llliDCl' of the Faculty 1928-35 Dii'e-ctui' of Enlargcment Program 1935-38 PI'CSlClQ'l'lt 1938-66 Blzirs Hill Vullegxe is lmiswl U11 the tlireslirllml wwf as new 6111. The time is 2lllSlllClHllS fm' an Xflllllgl' null vzxgjvi' mm' lll'L'Sl1lE'lll In begin his Zifllllllllk- tmtiini. As ln: lfiwl lilzikff lhlxitll-y, pix-sirlmil vlect nf the Vwllege. USSLIINUS tlw ivslwiisiliilitifes uf his pusitiwii llll tlw first mluy of July, my lll'l1j'Pl'S xml my gwwl wislivs will :irtelml liim. l slizill always be :L luyzll :flummu wi' tln: Vffllvge. Olive :xml l vxtmnl 4'l1l'lSIlilll p'1'wti11g's tw wary memlwei' of the cwllwgv fzzmily. Vwiwlizilly, V! 5 - five - 7--------- - - - ---A-1 K 1 - 6 l E Bright fall days . . . eight o'c1ock classes and three o'clock labs . . . foot- ball games . . . chapels . . . club meetings . . . friends . . . studying . . . V busy . . . long cafeteria lines . . . homecoming . . . a queen . . . smiles . . . slop shop . . . busy . . . mid-terms . . . Thanksgiving . . . rest . . . studying again . . . Christmas . . . frantic reviews . . . first snow . . . I craming for - exams. A break . . . eight o'clock classes and three N o'clock labs . . . cold weather . . . snow and more snow . . . studying il . . . basketball games . . . Focus week . . . friends . . . busy . . . active E . . . symposium . . . study . . . busy . . . elections . . . mid-terms . . . Spring break . . . rest . . . studying again . . . warm, lovely days . . . l Spring fever . . .taking cuts . . . sun . . . friends . . . happy . . . May 5 Day . . . reviews . . . exams . . . friends and farewells. i . l E l I 2 Q - six - 1 l i,I AY -V l 1 '4 ni C0 TET DEDICATION ...., FEATURES .......,......,. ORGANIZATIONS ....... MUSIC ..,...,. SPORTS ..... SENIORS ,..... JUNIORS ......,...,.. SOPHOMORES ..,... FRESHMEN ........................ ........ FACULTY AND S TAFF Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 1 o-Y ,, ., gl , .r McConnell Gymnasium, scene of much excitement Peaceful and quiet Memorial Library - eight - hL...,.1.,.i. ZIEEZIE T11 'limi T1 '51 , +11 in . - 1. J i ,H -Q: Vi' , I ' 'ffm . F f - n-Q55 4- ' ' .1 ,' A - il ll ll ll ll lil ll Ill Il ll II ll ll DL. f .-, , Bailey Mountain - What a challenge! - nine Shady lane leading to Fox Dorm Wall Science Building - the Hall of Knowledge A friendly, majestic old tree -' 'ng' ' 'ii ' 1l ' w 2. -.f f . -'+ J -1 f .- ' rv' ,,.f--f'f',e-Af 1 F Jin x' ,LIQQMLK . .A U :. so , .xxx-YX., if i. 4 . - 'if I X , r QQ , 'X r .Hel F93 592:21 - .Q fb- gf -1 - A' 'rfii-'Q M A 1 ' ' 1.1.fcw.'Z+!:b9 f- Q. Memorial Library, the House of Books 4 -...,, .. I ' Our new gym will be ready next year - eleven - ' ,,,MeiJf7T '..W 3' A ,,,. 1:4 Max X . A ' 2 X a . . K. g X TX-X, N t I I I I I I I w I l I I w Q I I I I 1 I I I l I I I I I I I I I l I I f.. I l I l I I I I I I I w w I i ' I 1 t V ff A' . A V , '-Q9 Q 53. k , . l w X b I I I 'z K ' I , ' : 1 N . 2 ' , I , I I 4 'n I MISS LAUREL MISS PAMELA CULLER High Point Freshman N 1 V I ! I ..i,lJ . .A..... Q' SELECTED CLYDE M NORTON NIPS ROBERT RIDDLP and PILL L LENN -Xl L Rl NF if LIH IINSURXNLP fUNIPX'NN BILL GLENN S E AGENT ROOM 201 WESYGATEOFFI EEUYLDNN O EOR ASB PES SBI 63 O ASHEWLLE Nonwcw December 5 195 Mr Tracy Heath Editorzn-Chief, 1966 IAUREJ. Mars Hill College Mars Hlll, North Carolina Dear Tracyx It was most difficult for Hrs Robert E Rxddle, Senator Clyde Norton and myself to deLermine a runner ln the Miss Laurel of 19 pageant The final tally of points was very close, not only for the top f1V2, but also for all of the contestants May I commend Mr Jun Alexander for the excellent manner in whlch he directed this pageant I would also hke to say thank you' to Mr Mike Yelton for the courtesy and conszderatxon he showed us All in all, it was an occellent pageant and we would like to attend again next year, if possible Sincerely, tice Bill Glenn BG:-gm rle la . X -,-,.1,- 1,-, .' ., ,.,-.,.,. .,.4,.-- - .,.,.. - - 'S if w Y , Q - ' w . , l n-,. , A ff f v 1 1 A l' , I Q T 1 V . 1 I I, . ol . - 3 X I , N , w e , , w,.,g L' . tl . ,,.l rl' V P C AL wonljl-LST1-Zu,rmxss.-xn51n'5+.l'1's 1 In +14 w. . av' 'V F' 'NES OFF,153- , ou A :elm I 5 1 I ' a . . ' M. - ' eo'- ff' 'vi' LE E-5 ' ' l!'L Q L1 LL 'Jog AWA.: MISS PENNY CRAYTON Asheville Senior MISS FRANCES WALKER Greenville, S. C. Senior sixteen t i lf5:iw4- 'X X MISS ANN CANTRELL Fort Mill, S. I . Supl1un1rn1'e WW' l SQVGDIGGII MISS ANN JOHNSON Clinton Senior Emil 465 1 g Nx lif' 3 l. A kiss for a new Miss Laui'el g Jean Miller, Miss Laurel of 1965l' greets her successor, Pam Culler, with a kiss. 2. A beautiful smile from a happy new queen: applauding are Cleft to right? Rita Gail Motley, Cammy McDonald, Judy Elaine Hensen and Ann Peebles. 3, An anxious moment, the five finalists await the biggest decision of the judges: Cleft to rightl Penny Crayton, Ann Cantrell, Fran Walker, Pam Culler and Ann Johnson. - eighteen - l l 4 l I i 1 l l l l l l i it x l l I l l ll in i 5 is ll it i li I 1, vc-ly l. Back stage View of Fran Walkens performance. 2. Perry Whlicz glvcs Cammy McDonald a l'1ClDlI1Q hand. 3. MHS Laurel pageant director Jlm Alexander makes some last minute aduxstmunts IH the lighting, 4. Jean M1llc1', Mus Laurel of 1965, gives her farewell specch, - I'111'lClE:Cl'l - , if 'lf 2 ' X WX :X W ,wk -------- ----k---mind.-mn . 11,-1 5 rg... u-1.,,..4rg,,,.,, -E., Wi . M 'RK-. ,V4,V , MISS 1966 Queen of May MISb CAPOLYN SENTEP f H Md I D 0 r 5, i I Y P F , r MAY COURT MISS MARY LYNN I-ZIINTING Senim' Class MISS JUDH HILL Junior Class MISS JERRIE MALLONEE 1' ff' -in-. 48 Senior Class MISS PATSY MCDOWELI. Junior Class it Af' MISS PENNH CRAX TOIN eww .. Senior 'I' C dgx pagan gui MISS LINDA WALRLR Al' .Qs Junior Class ICRQDIHCECI by Lmda Fox - twenty-one ! DLL iff? A- L ...N-...f.,....,. .... V, ...MJ -..,.,-qw m.1:u1mwml 1-up NlI':,.n uu'1'f:r'1'!-'rss , MAY 6011127 MISS PAM COX F1BShl'll?l11 Clfzss MISS GINGER EDDLEMAN Sophomore Class MISS PAH CULLER FIGSIIHIEIII Class MISS JEAN MILLER Sophomore Class MISS MARY SHEPHERD 1 Freshman Class MISS JANIS ELAM Sophomore Class - twenty-two - ma I' E, M.. ,- ,....4.............4l....Lm...c....L -lgx.,w.lhw0, W -1 l' - ,. an-F1-b l!'V'7' 'N , 11. .. J ' -4 'ff' 'Y ' af I . p 'I -W S 5 I , ' It A ,L A V1 5 Dia- 24' 5 . .-it 4 , ' 1l. ,, 1J.l::3.2E t . t uw fn- - - 'ffl - ,A ll W' W . . T4 Q . ff X A 7 .. , f ' 2 , gff ,N-fa' L - L-A . - A T ,leaf 3 as -QQ H ' ' . 4 WAS- ' WZJQDW 1955 Nflfw Nix X 7.5. 4' e-14 , ,...1x-.1 1 ,f 9.9 - ,. Q, T X, -.-v .au . ..L LN. in 'lf f.,-Q I ' , 'f , 4 l. The court looks on as Davxl crowns Dell queen. 2. Mrs. Watson? actors entertain the court. 3. Diane Vaughn takes some easy, slow steps. 4. The parade of heautxes at the start of the ceremomes. 5. The court slts m revlew. H, Wlth a beautlful smxle, Queen Dell leaves the ceremonies, H twenty-three - N e w ., , 'f N 'a X x in L X ff-xg g l 4 'Q ' bs X is -.Q rg s .. 1 Q l X 3 Q '1 1. Rat Queen Pam Culler. 2. Football Queen Pete is crowned by co-captains Jimmy Few and Doug Echols. 3. A homecoming parade float starts down the hill. 4. Dr. Blackwell crowns Homecoming Queen Judy Hill while escort Bill Gibson looks on. 5. The band sounds a fanfare as the Football Queen and members of the court await the Homecoming Queen. 6, She-'s just not sure where she is going. 7. The big roar of the M.H.C. Lions. - twenty-four - H-fl, l LA V-ii' V N V Aylhgd-AQ., A ,Mu wwgwgg-.gmig,-,..1nnr0wtlhhN'vl-lvl Homecoming Football EL- -Q IIBCIIS f ar 5. 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K lg., wg-,5L1::. g,-fg-W1-,5-,J -:,:-5 ,, f gig 2 . :.,2.L,5: 131.1-N ,5:..5g-gg-Q:,1, . Y - :, .. ,, J 3-Amy MQW-142wf,:,2 5: '- -N A ' f 1 2 'f Y. 2 Nl 4. , .IA . , V - A , 1- g'i,3fM,.f.:vwi ' ' -- ' Yin - f+w.fw,.4 1' Hui 'vi' , ,, 55.1.-vw E' -:,- -A 5 4 if 5 , vii... x,,g.,Q- .Ii , -T , 1 .,-My n A y.:-Q L -,.+g- fn, is A -fn: . x K , , 'N ,. 7 f xx A . f cr pp 1 VV x- .. --,-,.,.... -..--n,1.-- .H -un-nrsvwwxmr-n-rm-5. . l MW06? GM S l For many years on the Mars Hill campus the honor clubs have been one of the most important and outstanding extracurricular activities. At monthly meetings the club members are brought up to date with important facts concerning their club's area through films, outside speakers and various other programs. The honor clubs help to give students a better understanding of their studies and their chosen professions. To become a member of an honor club a student must make at least thirty quality points, a B or better in the subject represented by the club and no grade lower than a C in the preceeding semester. This year the history, science, English, religion, business, French, Spanish and music depart- ments have been represented. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB vs 'QQ Left to right. seated - Sylvia Fulbright, Pam Ingold, Kay Peppers. Standing - Bill Carter, Bob Collins, Pat McDowell, Cathy Broome, Linda Daniel, Bill Pruett, Judy Gosnell, Kathy Mauldin, Tommy Vaughn, Julia Greene, George Evatt, Rick Gaskin. - twenty-eight - ns., ,......s.o. CIE CE CL B Left to right, seated - Herbert Dubois, lVIartha Hall, Sarah Byrd, Mrs. Judy Halyburton, Tracy Heath. Sttnzclzug - Mr. Montaldi, Wayne Smith, Lee Forest, Mr. Taylor, Dalen Chang, Dr, Outten, CRIBLER S CL B Left to right, seated - Jane Fleming, Ginger Owens, Julia Westmoreland, Dolly Lavery, Brenda Stallings, Maxie Rayford, Standing - Rebecca Bergen, Judi Ellis, Paul Early, Dorothy Mclntosh, Nancy Penland, Mr. Elliott, Sarah Beth Richardson, Eric Blackwell, Peggy Plemmons, Faye Wallace, Clarence Young, Dwight Childers, Charan Dibert. - twenty-nine - 1 ..', 4- . ., V ---J g LOGOTHIA CLUB W T Wg rant: V l l A I 6: Left to right, seated - Glenn McCoy, Linda Bumgarner, Don Liles, Linda Fox, Dr. Nelson, Carroll Reed, Jane Randall, Doris Lance. Jackie Bounds. Standing - Ronnie Owens, Dr. Jenkins, Tom Byerly, Dave Hopstetter, Jim Ferger, James Colvin, Mr. Kendall. BUSINESS CL B xli- Left to right, seated - Linda Skidds, Mary Anne Gibbs, Edward Brown, Vernon Thomas, Caroline Ramirez. Thomas Sparks, Sandra Duck. Standing - Mary Edith Edwards, John Stancil, Judy Yelton, Chris Pappas, Gail Sullins, Harold Corn, Thomas Shoe, Mary Chan Lovell, Joyce Ann Duckett, Ann Lancaster, Jackie Mitchell, Kenneth Wood, Lewis Daniels, Anita Dantzler, Johnny Washburn, Charles Pressley. - thirty - , It I, pp pp, p ...M FRE CH CL B Left to right, seated - Hilda Decker, Carolyn Robinson, Judy Fox, Wanda Brown, Patty Murray, Esther Alexander, Mrs. Tisdale, Linda Brooks, Diane Weathers. Standing - Robert Davis, Ron Aldridge, Janis Morgan. SPANISH CLUB 4 Left to right - Linda Hilton, Julia Smith, Rhea Lineberger, Virginia Rogers. - thirty-one - ORPHEO CLUB Left to right, standing - Jay Flippin, Larry Smith, Norman Selby, Margaret Jarvis, Betty Jane Martin, C. A. Kirby, Dave Trued, Jim Fischer, Sharon Roberts. James Richardson, Ann Cantrell, Joel Reed, Sandra Henson, Linda Bruce, Judy Henson, Lou Brogden, Donna Martin. Seated - Mary Anne Smith, Stella Lam. CLASSICAL CLUB Left to right - Henry DeGolyer, Gary Parker, Dr. Nelson, Jane Flemming, Libby Weathers, Danny Cooper, Michael Teague. -- thirty-two - , . 'Y 5 - ly W 4 -L ' .,,... , lf' ,f ll 'V ill ll il R,,fw I ,,,l,1-fx l Xl l ,f j , fl , ' 1 u 1 9 1 f f l l , l ,f it fp J 1 ,wilef l Wflls- wlltlmf' V' ff3f'f7x l ll , f ll I, x ,' x 1 l l l rx -A l lx , I, , in X lk . it . , f 3 , - l l , , l X, , . ,f 1 i ' -I ' If , ,- l ,pKl, 1-1l'g l,vil,,- lllw E X gs' QL: lg? ,V-,Y ,A by - ,A ,-F., ,-.,-..,,,,.,, ,..,.,.Y,-,,,...-.Y W, For students who are not members of honor clubs, or for departments not represented by honor clubs, major clubs have been set up. These interest clubs hold bi-monthly or monthly meetings. They help to maintain the students' interest in their major field of study. The niajor Clubs are a Very important activity for many students in that, like the honor clubs, they help to prepare their members for social and professional life. There are no academic standards for being a member of these clubs. Represented on campus this year have been the history, drama, home economics, business, edu- cation, math. and physical education departments. HI TORY CL B , Left to rzght fzrst row Barbara Blythe Ken Phllbiicls Nadine Reese Rachel Levy Myla Malone Claik P1 essles Judy JO1dOH Danny COOPEI Robeit Hauser Patsy McDowell Setoncl vow Thomas Johnson Glenn Daxenpoit Tom Vaughn Geolge Evatt Ron Haxvey thirtv three 441' D, E ,E .E ,......-. ... . .-,,,....... . .A, F ,,,,,W,,,?, DRAMATEER Left to right, first row - Mike Yelton, Wayne Slagle, John Stancil, Carroll Reed, Candy Coles, Jim Alexander, Dianne Mahon, Waynelle Wilson. Sue Hatfield, Scott Samuels. Second row - Raymond Michie, Paul Wright, Beverly Cansler, Jane Watts, Barbara Blythe, Katie Swofford, Pat Scarborough. Third row - Brick Tilley, Jack Sanders, Jim Brown, David Jones, Don Tesh, lris Rabb, Cammy McDonald, Jay Flippin, Vincent Young, Kathy Young, Virginia Brassell. HOME ECO OMIC CHAPTER Q l l I 4 l l l l Left to right. first 'row - Sally Belle Spaulding, Patricia Ann Scarborough, Nancy Jane Hall, Melba Ann Hawkins, Frances Mary Stewart, Dianne Lynn Costner, Sandra Ellen Spencer, Bonnie Jo Alexander, Mrs. Howell. Second row-- 1 Laura Maxine Plemmons, Carol Whitfield, Sandra Jane Honbarrier, Ann Gwynn Kirby, Frances Bee Mayo, Betty Jane Wise, Mary Elizabeth Dennis, Frances Neal Carter, Elizabeth Ann Wilson, Miss Kendall. Third row - Donna Williams, Sandra I Carter, Dianne Mahon, Elizabeth Douglass, Grace Taylor, Linda Gillis, Ginger Owens, Sylvia Fulbright. - thirty-four - I AMA' Ai i A H-A. 1--.-1 -.Amana ,OCIETY FOR THE ADV NCE E T OF MANAGEMENT 1 .- , . . A. .1 -rx -- ,. A... 2' ,, , , , . E A, .A ,,,,,e.,',.Af., -, . .. l -T . A ,,,,,,g-j , s V A e- -Aw -A,,a...........s.sa,, ' - - , ...U , . 4 .. , f' k H V' , .--,. Y .4 1- ,. :. . y. .a ' T- U , , .. Q A ,f-J - , V ff---': -5 ,,1 1 114,-CA, , -. Left to right, seated - Norman Knrght, George Bostre, LOLIIC Cox. Edward Brown, Bull Broyhrll, Harold Clapp, Carolyn Charlson, Lane Lee, Judith Iris. Rabb, Mrl-ie Damels, Jack Huddle, David Stewart, Krm Fletcher, Robble Rollms, Rrchard Brown, Crarg Covey, Lynn Mayfxeld. Second rou' - Charles Myers, Harold Corn, John Stanerl, Nlck Judkins, Tommy Shoe, Jackre Mrtchell, Scott Jarvrs, Cammy McDonald. Stan Sellstrom. Mrchael Jackson, Steve Sellstrom. Mack Slllllll, Lloyd Toms, David Cason. Ed Terry, Rrcharcl R8l1l11'6'Z, Kenneth Wood, Vernon Thomas, Ch'i'l'l'1f:' lVIoore, Glnny Geney, Mary Anne Grbbs, Robert Davrs S EA OFFICER ' .,,,,, 1 3- , Q.. Left to right, seated f Beverly Srlverio, Mary Ann Holland, R113 Ann Propst, Stmzdmg - Marvin Carriker, Brenda Stallmgs, Larry Poston, Delores Baxter, Ken Hale, Lors Shcaron. Celra Chrlders. - thrrtvafive Y MATH p,' Left to right. first row - Jim Blankenship, Mike Jenkins, Terry Foltz, Ellen Horton, Jeanie Potts, Judy Allen Ball, Bill Huson, Wanda Spencer Second row - Margaret Harden, Deanne Peterson, Anita Walker, Shirley Sorrells, Reba Vaughn, Xanxai Visitkul, Fred Day, Dalen Chiang, Richard Kelly, Third row -- Mr. J. V. Howell, Robert Kinsey, Chuck Welling, Kenneth Maynor, Woody Ammons, John Eichorn, Gary Tate, Gary Land, Mr. Emmett Sams. PHY ICAL ED CATIO . ., - N ' -- .4..'.-1-.::s'z::::.1.ff.-151, ,1::,.:3:,.::.,- ,:,,,?,g55::igij, -. A 1' ---f' ---r-wzrfzffp, ,, . N N- -M 1 I M:-W-M-,W ,,,, ,,,..,,.., -,-, .-V-if - ' Arla., The Physical Education Majors' Club has been one of the largest and most active of the major-subject organizations on campus this year. The club met regularly in the auditorium of Memorial Library for some well-planned programs, in- cluding several off-campus speakers. With effective leadership by president, Kees Auer, vice-president, Sue McCall, and others - including Mr. Henderson and Miss Hart of the faculty - the organization has definitely contributed to the pro- fessional development of its members. - thirty-six - f.:. PEP CL B cw Ci? First row - Ken Philbrick, Rosemary Goodwin, Ginger Jones, Joe Bingham, Bucky Wright. Second row - Steve Hines. Robert Bradley. Butch Young, Andy Biro, John Dyrda. GERNL N CL B Left to right, seated - Paulette Holbrook, Chunn Purser. Beatrice We-llborn, Mr, Kramer, Elizabeth Young. Janis Elam LaVonda Thomas. Standing - Norman Eller, Bill Braun, Dalen Chiang, Ronald Searcy. - thirty-seven - . .,, Y.l-mm, TT: ...-T . ..,....1,5,,.,, l l l l l The Religious Organizations associated with Mars Hill College are a very important part of student life. Even though Mars Hill is predominantly Baptist, other religious denominations have active groups on the campus. The Baptist Student Union, Ministerial Conference, Young Women's Auxiliary, Volunteers for Christ, Mission Council, Methodist Student Movement, and the Westminster Fellowship have con- tributed significantly to the religious life on the campus this school year. I l l l B.S.U. COUNCIL 1 in I I La I I I I l 4 Left to right, seated - Martha Penley, Carolyn Senter, Linda Fox, Betty Davis, Cathy Broome, Sylvia Williams. Stand- ing - Don Tesh, Malcolm Privette, Jim Richardson, Mack Keller, Don Delk, Rick Spenser, Eric Blackwell, David Jones, Andy Good, Ray Frazier. - thirty-eight - as I ISTERIAL C0 FEREJ CE l ,lt L+ Left to right, first row -f Jack Flemming, Wade Tucker, Jim Fox, Toni Petree, Al Purvis, Gary Parker, Seroiifl row - Sonny Mull, Charles Deweese, David Smith, Allan Lane, Richard Gaskin, Robert Evans. Third mu' - Ronnie Owen, Kermit Gray, Marvin Burnette, Eldridge Parrish, Fred Steen, Henry DeGoyler. t YOUNG 0lVlEN'S A XILIARY ' 1' tw. 053 i 1 Q KP ll If ' 4:4 ,, X 46.2. ji','.Ni 3' 13 L Left to right, sitting - Julia Smith, Linda Ronnins, Carol Allen, Linda Bumgarner, Cynthia Dixon, Judy Justice, Charon Dibert, Nancy Clements, Linda Kimble. Standing - Avery Poplin, Delores Baxter, Rita Ware, Sharon Vinson, Gail Adcock. Laura Woerer, Jackie Bounds, Donna Williams, Dianne Costner, Diane Eubanks, Martha Morris, Brenda Cole. Dixie Barnett, Karen Jones, Marylin Jones, Gail Motley. - thirty-nine - VOLUNTEER Left to right. seated - Judy Justice. Kay Peppers, Joy Lowe, Ginger Owens, Martha Penley, Linda Hilton, Judy Henson. Second row - Brenda Cole, Gale Adcock. Julia Greene, Roger Saunders, Wayne Parleir, Dolly Lavery, Martha Morris. Third row-Dia Eb k T ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ne u an s, Elly Childers, Diane Costner, Jim McBride, John Hammerick, Ronald Aldridge. ISSIO COUNCIL Left to right, first row - Linda Hilton, Gail Motley, Jim Alexander. Second row - Sonny Mull, James Averette, Gary Parker, Ray Frazier, Denny Hill, Dr. Nelson. - forty - W A V V x an 4---MVAQYMV -V ,gn H..,..,,,,l w ,M A A ETHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT I Xu-X . 1 4 Left to right, first row - Jack Ruth, Bobby Page, Peg Campbell, Johnny Shi-rlm. Rev, Du1'wax'cl Hoflm-xy Mrs. Both Hmfle,-11 Bud Moyers, Dlana McElroy, Teddy Casse-ls. Kay Sloan. Klp Caldwell. Kay Statues. Danny B1sh0p. Beatmce Wellhlwrzu ' Serond row - .hm R1cha1'dson, A, W. Cappar, B111 Chapman, WET I STER FELLOWSHIP 1 . l VV w A 145' Y... R-5? Left to right, seated - Rubv Edwards Rachel Levy, Wayne Parlcui Stmzdzng - M11 Arthur Matthf'wS. Dlahe Mahun, - forty-one - 2-7-L-14 -'-'- 1 'iii . -ZZ' ii i, ...- AE.'.Q... ,A:i 1 , STUQEKTNMVM 4Q A if The vital central co-ordinator of many campus activities this year has gone far to reach the ulti- mate in student legislation. Only in its third year of existence, the SGA embarked into new fields of endeavor beginning with the orientation of freshmen in September. Following closely was Rat Week climaxed by the Homecoming game and parade. A project initiated last year was again tackled by the SGA this year. The chartered train went to Maryville, Tennessee for a football game, Operation Santa Claus consisted of gifts from Mars Hill College students to soldiers in Viet Nam and a Christmas party for the underprivileged children in the Mars Hill area. This year SGA sponsored a drive to obtain a cannon to signal Lion scores and victories and the goal was tripled. Also, an opinion poll of students and faculty members was administered and results were surprising. Derby Day was launched with many field events and climaxed by a popular concert by students from other colleges, Perhaps the most important action the SGA took this year was joining the Southern Universities Student Government Association, a nationally recognized organization. The joining of SUSGA will enable Mars Hill's SGA to broaden its scope and area of activity in the future. CHRIS PAPPAS ARTHUR EARP MARY LYNN BUNTING LOUIS TURNER Preside Vice President Secretary Treasurer forty two -iiuaunk QR , 1 at R f f vw 4 I wnewwnfm--vev-- f- -- -- SE ATE JT. Left to right. first row f Tom Hall, Tommy Denton, Diane Freeman, Sue McCall, Martha Morris, Sheila Stephenson, Bill Carter, Paul Early. Second row - Carroll Reed, Jim Dyer, Craig Covey, Rick Cothran, John Foster, Jim Whetstone, Mack Smith, Bill Carr, C0 RT Left to right -A Craig Covey, Martha Morris, Eric Blackwell, Norman Eller, Janet Snead, Chris Pappas, Dianne Freeman, Perry White, Carol Campbell, Paul Early, Vernon Thomas. - forty-three - l l l I l l 1 If L, unfam- EL CTIO S A D UPE FORUMS Left to right - Betty Davis, Janis Elam, Perry White, Diane Freeman, Carroll Reed. I L' i LEGI LATI E RE IEW Left to right - Ron Harvey, Tom Hall, Beverly Silverio, Jim Dyar, Carroll Reed. V --fe..- ,. .. -, ..m7,.,,s--.-.,.. ,..Y -..........., .,,. CABI ET Left to right - Louis Turner, Diane Freeman, Chris Pappas, Mary Lynn Bunt- ing, Ron Harvey. FINANCE Left to right - Bobby Hauser, Bill Carr, Perry White, Sandra Duck, Patsy Mc- Dowell, Johnny Swaim, Jerry Swaim, Lewis Turner. I DICIAL REVIEW Left to right - Norman Eller, Jane Watts, Tom Hall. COIVIMISSIO Left to right, first row - Mary Chan Lovell, Willa Ann Pleninions, Steve Sellstroni, Mary Owens, Ruff Wheless, Bar- bara Blythe, David Joel Keith, David Stewart, Dolly Lavery, Ronnie Taylor, Janis Elain, Wade Tucker, Patty Murry, C. K. Caldwell, Frances Stewart, Bill Brown, Betty Davis, Alice Crutchfield, Bruce Robinson, Nancy Hall. Secoricl row - William Michael Jackson, Lewis Turner, Bob Hathaway, Harold Corn, Kay Sparks, Bill Bruce, Linda Robbins, Jim Cook, David Sinitli, P 1 R' hard Cothran, Wayne Staples, Tracy G. Heath. Tony Hawkins, Robert Harris, Ken Maynor, Gail Motley, Mike ress ey, ic it ..-, ..-0' -msy....f-A- ' MISS MARY LOGAN WILLIAM L, LYNCH MISS NANCY MORRIS Dean of Women Dean of Students Faculty SGA Advisor - forty-five - - . ... .. -V W----'ii'---W-mmmmlq , co 0 61 og ' 475.4 , . ' ' t i ff, at e what . use ' lu ss ' V l i i i i l l i l l l il il l il ii i i l 4 A Left to right - Larry Boyd Clarence Young Trac G H th Chl P , , y . ea , ris appas, Johnnie Edwards, Betty Elliot, Tommy ' Shoe, Joyce Duckett, Betty Pate, Judi Ellis, Sue Siegwarth, Virginia Bradley, Carole Clamp, Jerrie Mallonee, Dixie Barnette, yi Mike Burch, Bill Poats. l I l Late hours, early mornings, typing, erasing, more typing, broken pencils, inter- views, mad rushing, and ads - all of these go toward making a good newspaper and that is just what the Hilltop is to all of us. The Hilltop is a bi-weekly publication put out by the students for the students. The paper brings to us the late campus news. lt informs us of coming events on this campus and some events that are taking place on other campuses. We can read in it play-by-play descriptions of the college ballgames, and also what happens in the intra- I mural program. i A collegiate newspaper is a good place to put in some hard work and reap some valuable experience. The people who work on the paper, work hard, and from this work they reap a personal satisfaction in the knowledge that they are bringing to the student body much valuable information. The staff would like to give its special thanks to Mr. Walter Smith for his un- tiring work to help us make this All-American collegiate newspaper possible. - forty-six - i l i l l Y .H L, W, gm-gg' ,--up-mms 1-1,-D...ux..s...........-..--T - 1 Y r l - ,X . , ,D L I. 1 fy ffl' 'f , t- 'f' ffl Jw ' t ' ,l l W., , .-M,.,,A.,!,, . ',' ,f ,L t' A X, ,i 5- 'yi Wk ,a . xl Lx' 'XJ xx, t,J J L' kg Q . '-1' X If time and effort go hand-in-hand with that which is worthwhile, the 1966 Laurel is a valuable publication. Compiling a book filled with memories which will last a lifetime has been an illusive goal at times, but we on the staff feel this goal has been happily achieved. The extensive work involved in producing such a treasure as this can be known only by those who have had the first-hand experience of participating in it. Hours upon hours have been spent in making pictures, writing copy, putting the right cut- line with the proper photograph and numerous other matters. At times tempers were frayed and deadlines violatedg but when the entire job was finished, there was a feeling of satisfaction in a task successfully completed. We, the staff, deeply appreciate the honor and the encouragement given us by our fellow students and by members of the faculty and staff. We hope all of you will be pleased with this edition. A very special word of thanks goes to Mr. Walter Smith, our advisor, for his time and patience in the publication of this yearbook. . Left to right - Ben Floyd, sports editor, Judi Ellis, assistant editor: Jane Randall, copy editor: Tracy G. Heath, editor- in-chiefg Jim Alexander, Miss Laurel pageant directorg Ray Johnson, snapshot photographer, Sally Spaulding, typist and proofreader. Not pictured - Tommy Parsons, sports photographer. - forty-seven - I 3 l E l I l 5- H, KD B' 0 V F 'I tif 73 Civ ff? W fl W wiv 1 ,Rf .f,A L A. ,Jl,i,'lli,,J, ,im li.-.ik OBJ! ,b 'MQ , in , tw 1 f lj lj f Lf l l 1 uf , L53 ! elf, ,f :Kari ICMA ALPHA CHI Left to right, seated - Linda Bumgarner, Loy Baird, Mary Oxentine, Mary Owens, Patsy McDowell, Janis Elam, Betty Deane Pate. First row. standing - Dianne Freeman, Donna Williams. Suzi Farkas, Libby Weathers, Jane Watts, Georgia Howard, Peggy Jo Smith. Ann Peebles, Myra Burgin, Brenda Smith. Carol Campbell, Sharon Proctor, Katy Cathey, Ginger Eddleman. Second row. standing - Linda Burns, Marsha Walker, Harriet Tessore, Linda Walker, Becky Boyd, Barbara Brown, Heather Brose, Not pictured - Judy Lowe. ICMA KAPPA LA BDA Left to right, seated - Doug Echols, Jim Richardson, Linda Fox Cclub sweetheartb, Bill Pruett, Bill Thompson, Bill Carter. First row. standing - Bob Suttenfield, Bob Gillespie, James Wiles, Xanxai Visitkul, Alan Bell, Tommy Shoe, Doug Pickard. Second row, standing - Henry Zion, C. K. Caldwell, Bruce Robinson, Paul Thompson, John McIntosh, Norman Eller. Being a college marshal is one of the highest honors that can be given to any college student. The marshals are chosen by the faculty and receive this hrmor be- cause of their good character, attractive personality and outstanding scholarship. The primary function of the marshals is to serve as ushers at college-sponsored events such as concerts, plays, graduation and to help college guests in any way possible. Left to right. first row - Dwight Childers. Beverly Cansler, Janet Snead. Peggy Plennnons, Rhea Lineberger, Ann Inman, Judith Melton, Second row - Ronald Aldridge, James Richardson. Sarah Beth Richardson, Mrs, Judy Woodard Halyburton, Eric Blackwell. Jay Flippin, Ellis Fullbright, Tom Sparks, Charles DeWeese. M forty-nine - I 1- ' ,mv N r l 1 o 1 I J W, v V x K , N7-,.v7 E , f 7. je .V V -V ,Bn ' V ' N 5, , J .. , ,f V V ' XSNN ' 'f . ,.- ' '-25' vl lf' 1, E'-gk. 'F 72.2 ' 3- - . , '- ,f - qi ' L w f i , -g if J f -,V-5,1 VA. ,34tV,-V , V. ,, - -kfqg V g . 2 .V ' ', 1 Lq,L.,,. X 4 'rv V' N N A AV ! - 1 V .V ,L . .K X A 1 If W' K 1- in f. 13. ff' W ' 1 V 1 ,K Af ik V Af 4 lx , X ,V,.,,f 6, .A , 1V E . RK 1 1 VA: sa. ff , I. Q' 1 4 - j jr' V- F. 'A K f T X ' x nr. ,,,:- -cu , 1 A f W 1. , H w 1, wx , A .Q 9- 6,5 9- V , ,,. K, :A A ,Vf-. --,A :A Y - ,. WML ,lg 6. , .5 , A . V V kv: , f ' .V ,N ,, V V -X , wh' ir Vf' 4 V ,V ,. -RM A . . 4 , is 1, My V, - V 1 ' ' ' V XX, 711. if f f lf N ' X T' 'fTzf1 i .: fn Q-f' - H 'J .,..- , ,J V VV .H f A - X , is ,W fx, xv.. V '45 xr' ! XX fn .Nfxl ,if V 1 .,.3x7.A V6 ,fx f ,, W . V ,. ,K 4 Fw 1 3 If HS s sw A I x ,Q-' 'Q jk 'f'1 '4: Wm- Qu: S. aw-..... 1 'W My' LN X rr- ...Q . ' . ' ' an-f ' . V ' ' '- ' A-rv ' , . N' ' F ,- rw - M ,A x ,A ai V A- H if ' ' -0 , IGI-ff ' 1 ' X , .. Q ff 1 ilk!! V..vd-..,g. WA, x - ,gf Y ,,. '1' ' A COLLEGE CHOIRI The Mars Hill College Touring Choirs and Campus Chorus provide musical enrichment for the college program. These choirs present outstanding choral works from all periods of 'WC music literature. Both choirs provide music for Chapel. While the Campus Choir is designed for the purpose of entertainment and enjoyment on campus, the Touring Choir speaks for Mars Hill's music department at various schools and churches over the state during its annual spring tour. This year the group toured North Carolina, going as far east as Raleigh. Some changes have entered this branch of the music de- partment this year with the appearance of a new director, Mr. Joel Stegall. The choral groups' quality has been welcomed by those attending performances. Joel Stegall directing rehearsal. TOURING CHOIR The Touring Choir this year included Mary Rome Rector, Ileme Sink, Betty Slaton, Marion Stubbins, Kathy Young, Virginia Brassell, Camilla McDonald, Sharyn Russell, Mary Ann Smith, Janet Snead, Lou Brogden, Suzanne Bussey, Nancy Ann Clements, Nancy Matheson, Avery Poplin, Linda Walker, Doris Banning, Edith Brown, Ann Cantrell, Candace Coles. Frances Walker, David Bunn, James Carmichael, Terry Childers, Wallace Gragg, Perry White, William Gardner, Wayne Hunt, C. A. Kirby, James Richardson, William Carr. Carroll Reed, Norman Selby, William Thomas, James Whetstone. - fifty-two - A CHORUS .,, .1 Left to right, fzrst row - Kandy Garland, Cherrie Moore, Donna Martin, Betty Hefner, Sandra Cannon, Avery Poplin, Ronald Slaughter, Ken Bell, James McBride, Bill Lewis, David Funderburk, Donna Williams, Charlene Kuszmaul, Bonnie Harris. Second row - Sandra Woodside, Rosemary Ingle, Linda Kimball, Jean Dunn, Doris Jackson, Pat Green, Ruth Goodwin, Betty Dean, Tom Byerly. Ted Cessels, Kenny Perrin, Sandra Henson, Adrienne Smith, Carol Jones, Marlene Hall, Beatrice Wellborn, Cheryl Moon. Third rout - Phyllis Holt, Nancy Harrison, Daphne Corbett, Bea Holland, Linda Bowman, Judy Taylor, Pat Scarborough, Carole Woody, Jeanne Morgan, James B, Richardson. Suzanne Wagoner, Jan Boydston, Katie Swofford, Linda Booe, Brinda Booe, Helen Boykin, Janet Wamsley, Silvia Janice Morgan. Fourth row f Brenda Wilson. Helen Roper, Boris Hall, Pat Dunn, Jackie Bounds. Stuart Thompson, John Pater, Allen Lane, ROYCE' WHISII TQFFY Chl1d91'S. K Mary Chan Lovell, Cynthia Dixon, Nora Ann D'Amico, Becky Cochran, Linda Hilton. Myra Dickson, Ann Pace, Martha Morris, , Catherine Bartles, Nancy Pease, I I I I Wayne Pressley during a rehearsal. P , BA D N The Mars Hill College Band, directed by Mr. Wayne n P l Pressley, did much to uphold school spirit and provide musical Q enjoyment throughout the year. It is divided into two units, E the Marching Band and Concert Band. ,N The Marching Band performed at ball games, pep rallies X and parades. Led by drum major Paul Peninger and enhanced ' by the performances of the majorettes, the Marching Band added much enthusiasm to the crowds who followed the Lions N through the football season. 'g The Concert Band performed on campus where their music l was well received by students, faculty members and visitors. ' This unit of the band also makes an animal spring tour. This 3 year's trip took the group through Western North Carolina, , Northern Georgia and Eastern Tennessee. l l 5 1 l I - - Sllfj . ii, l i, BAD The Band this year included Craig Greene, Sandra Woodside, Eric Blackwell, Margaret Jarvis, Charan Dibert, Sandra Echols, Lew McNeil, Janis Elam, Laura Lambert, Kaye Sloan, Dave Funderburk, Ronald Johnson, Carole Campbell, Nancy Pease, Linda Bowman, Darlene Duncan, Elaine Harris, John Livingston, Steve Hines, Alan Staples, Anne Peebles, Sue McCall, Nan Woods, Robert Haynes, Ken Bratton, Paul Peninger. James Ball, Dave Buddin, Keith Burton, James Brown, Suzanne Wagoner, George Brown, Terry McClure, Anne Nelson, Martha Greene, Bill Brown, James Thomason, Mike Mills, Dave Trued, Randall Henry, Tim Aydlett, Judy Henson, Harold Hoy, Wayne Bryant, Ron Slaughter, Paul Wright, Daniel Bishop, Leland Oxendine, James Fisher, Ed Brown, James Ward, Maxine Letterman, Sylvia Williams, James Daughtry. and Dale Roberts of the faculty. E SEMBLE mit Left to right - Margaret Jarvis, Laura Lamberth, Sandy Echols, Ann Peebles, Steve Hines, David Funderburk, Craig Greene, Mr. Dale Roberts, the director. - fifty-four - l 5 R 4 1 I A ERICAN GUILD OF ORGA ISTS Left to right, first row - Betty Dean, Janet Snead, Jane Martin, James Richardson, Donna Martin, Mrs. Robertson, Ruth Goodwin, Nancy Ann Smith, Sharyn Russell, Norman Selby. Second row - C. A. Kirby, Bea Holland, Linda Bruce, Nancy Matheson. Stella Lam, Donnie Beddingfield, Catherine Bartles, Jim Carmichael, Ann Cantrell. U IC ED CATORS NATIO AL C0 FERE CE E Left to right. first row - Sandy Echols, Wayne Bryant, Cheryl Moon, Kay Sloan, Ron Slaughter, David Funderburk, Ted Castles. Second row - Joel Reed, James Henry Fisher. Linda Bowman, Janet Goff, Lou Brogden, Donna Martin, Jane Boydston, Laura Lamberth. Third row -Sandy Henson, Fran Walker, Randell Henry, James Ball, David Buddin, Paul Peninger, Ken Bratton, Mr. Pressley. - fifty-six - ig A ill 'nf 'fw- Q87 N-I 'gi' 4 r l t! I l rl 4 9' A P,..t-,Qf.. . t ' , . f t- 1. An apple a day helps the grades. 2. The construction of the new Methodist Church. 3. Be still ball and I will get you. 4, You ever wonder why the cheerleaders run so fast? 5, Are you sure I need that course. 6. I have never been able to flflLll'Q out what to do with the Cup. 7. Please slr. you are standing on my toe, 8, Some students admire the new stadlum. - fifty-seven - l l , ,ff i x Q1 X XX. AG 1, 5 ,S 5 'HT QL- '-.. ,b I 1 gf Q I i 1 y f- ' , A--1.2::' 5. ' M113 A . +A , Tit 1 V ,N 1 1 vwEQ .. 1 . 1 g 7 Y .V f- ,., 1-un 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 wwf-V---fwlfmfvsf' 1 I 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A-4 vi 1 1 Y V f 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 5 1 1 V 1 4: -: 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 V 11 1 11 11 - . 1: ,I 11 f 1 '1 X , 11 1 ' ' . 11 ' 1 1 1 1 4' ,f 11 1 , 11 ' 11 1 ,J 1 1 '. 1 1 '11 if 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 :I 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 l t V 11 11 1 H fx: 1 ' 11 ' 1 1 1 A 1 ,i E 1 1 1 3 1 , ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ..-- - ' 1 1 I 1 X1 X I, if 1 '11 fi Q ! ,f' 1 1 1 In I, V14 L7 1 N 1 N '11 71 fm 1 Vr!1,ffE,fj,f!!,, ixfffxyf N 11 J . N, I If fx jf 1 Y firl Qjlj J KX, Q AX11 1 1 U M v-M----1 f 1 V' J 1, ' , ,M duel .,, 1 e We J 1 l , ll il The Gridiron Lions captained by Doug 1 Echols and Jim Few, played their first season in F A the new football stadium. A lack of depth and l plenty of injuries tells the story of the 1-5-2 season: but in spite of the record, spirit was displayed by tl N the team. X V E 4 i if l l giawf sw, ,L .f- -r 1 , 1 ? J' z l A' ,, 3 n Mr' - I Head Coach Don Henderson, assistants Dal Shealey , l and Ron Bromley. 1 FOOTBALL TEAM I fan Qi f E 6-S o, M y Q4 Dil N y? J Sill ES i 'T' ff 5 ,ff X X C is f 'f-7 K , f N Xx , 1 f xxx ff V .X ' x .4 vw' J . vp A , irq: l Left to right, first row - Jerry Blevins, Mackie McFee, Henry Zion, Doug Mulkey, John Wallace, Harold Owen, Bill , Boudman, Bill Dyar. Danny Shook. Second row - Clay Bradburn, Harry Sprouse, David King, Harry Briggs, John McLeod I 1 Bob Wood, Steve Schultz, Tommy Nix, Frank Brooks. Third row - Kees Auer, Bob LaClaire, Donnie Delk, Jimmy Few, l I David Ward, Felton Stevens, Chris Harmon, Tim Evans, Kent Murray. Fourth row - Doug Echols, Norman Knight, Bob l Flournoy, Tommy Million, Roger Banks, Rodney Gosnell, Bill Stedman, John Kozma, Ron Ward. Fifth row - Jimmy Epps, j l Bill Smith, Carthel Crout, David Webster, Montie Vess, Mickey Radcliff, Gene Ousley, Richard Ballard, Roger Whitley. l I , I - sixty - l ..4, T' X l w w. . IHITLEY AUER A SMITH - .1 is ,--' ,., , K. C - , - N . . . .N Y 4 'wr . ., - Q 4' , - - ,gpm-. - I 5' Q B 1' 4' 2 my -':.+ t ',lf'!e-::'E,. g2S ' SPROUSE McLEOD 9 EX jg va? 'rm V 5 , M T: X, , Z, ,. s 3 3 NJ 0 , i J ,am . . ,,,.,,.A , .x,:V ,A . EPPS ' FEW DYAR TEPHEN A ZION . ECHOLS 'kenaf Q0 VESS i SHOOK BANKS MILLION 'SN NIX V w 1 'wg'-' 2' f' 4:1-.6fm'w5 f 1' ' ' O 1 Miva, 8 fi 555 nl 42 .4 h Y. '1 2, ,gf 34. ,A.,. I .fa ' ' 5-14 fr A 5 -. '- I mE,:,5 va 4 1- e L 133. rg? WM ' ' f 4 L - , ,AL lfi2rff fi,ff'f' 1 . - W, ?:fg.l5 E 2715 Yu .'?1iff'4' TXH5 ' 5? I . , , 'W' T W 1.w' f ,A J '..!M,f 5 . MY' ' , , Y- 'Eg ,. I if . . ,, ,L , I ' wa 5. :ff . ,. 5 in 3 A If v ' u ? VZ .1 ' .sr V P5 L 'Ili' . 'M ir, I 'va I? , Af.:-e 2-Eg J ff 2 ,P '. . ' i ef ji!! ,if v,f 5 -if V Q ' I V W , -- 1 f kr: fi if rw ,ff Q' ,ff ,031- ,,.Q:e X '- at 61 . 5 f .2 Q ' Af: 559 12.1 -jg Q 411-1 - S. 1 .o ., 1' vw-1--.ww-V - V .,.. l, .U-LL, L-Y H Few, Dyar, and Whitley were the leading rushers for the Lions. Few, Dyar, and Sprouse were the leading pass receivers with 14, 9, and 10, respectively. McLeod, who missed two games following an injury, punted 42 times for an average of 35.2 yards. In the scoring department, Dyar had two touch- downs and two 2-point conversions, Few had one touchdown and a 2-point conversiong Harry Sprouse had one touchdown, and Mackie McFee had a 2-point conversion. 1965 RESULTS Mars Hill 0 Catawba 48 Mars Hill 0 Marion Institute 0 Mars Hill 16 Newport 13 Mars Hill 0 Carson-Newman 21 Mars Hill 0 Western Carolina 40 Mars Hill 8 Emory and Henry 26 Mars Hill 6 Maryville 6 Mars Hill 0 Georgetown 22 Top .to bottom: Shook cocks his arm for a long throw McFee picks up speedy Kozma under a pileup. 6969665 AQSKEZT HJM Mars Hills' cagers posted an 11-10 record for the best season in eleven years. The Lions made up for their lack of height by speed and determi- nation. They got off to a slow start by dropping three of their first four outings: but by the end of the season they had jelled, winning seven out of the last 10 games. As a team, the Lions scored at a clip of 81.5 points per game. The top scorers in order were Doug Pickard, Andy Good, Duke Fisher, Bill Gib- son, and Pat Sams who finished half a point in average ahead of Bob Gibson. 1 I 1 ' f - ws.J n l'n hes Bill Kenne Dou Mouse Pickard Standm Ron Ta lor Jeff Cavanaugh Left to right, lc eez g - Tom Hug , y, g g y Bill Gibson, James Duke Fisher, Andy Good, George Scruggs Ray Randall Bob Gibson Pat Sams Skippy Liles Not pictured - Wayne Barber. ...,' ,'- - ti .-. kv I g - sixty six 4-4 .1 GQQD PICKARD . .Q ' K ' 9 ? I X ,H v 7 L Q FISHER !'1 ,E M L Q LILES SAMS . A,, ,,gg iSS S, 4 a 5 ,, ' shag' if X ff . .NME SCRUGGS -A 2-'H' f. '8' 44 V ..' , ,Q , .u-. ,Q-vf if--, ': A 1 RANDALL if A1 v 4' Y 3' .. , 3 ,. F Q ., , ' U zxwn. xu jiigyl i 1 ' R A' , K 51 ? -L 2261-3 2 I V BILL GIBSON TAYLOR BOB GIBSON 1 I .Li fi fi 1 - a -E Y' . 4 .v .V 1 fnifafi ie nw- fgn' , ' t Q fi, , ' Q3 - Q , , C' , Qi, tm, 5.4 , g . , c , I lx, l le , S: vy1J7 g 7 l Qt 'Xil V y' f The Lions had four seniors on this year's team. Fisher, who holds the school's rebounding record, was strong on defense for the Lions. Good turned in quite a few points with his bank shot. Pickard was the team's leading playmaker and scored a little over 20 points per game. Sams, whose hustle re- sulted in quite a few jump balls, was most effective with his outside push shot. Bob and Bill Gibson, in their first year of organized basketball, teamed up for 16 points per game. Their strong point seemed to be rebounding. George Scruggs showed up well on defense, making several crowd-pleasing blocks during the season. Ray Randall, a freshman, turned in several good games. Skip Liles and Ron Taylor, two freshmen guards, showed that they were able to move the ball and score when called upon. They should be assets to the team next season. Wayne Barber, a second semester student, should be a strong rebounder next season. The highlight of the season came when the Lions twice went into overtime against Pikeville, a if small-college power, and won 80-79. Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Mars Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill 1965-66 RESULTS Wilmington College 87 St. Andrews College 60 King College 78 Wofford College 79 Milligan College 59 Troy State College 90 Carey College 66 St. Andrews College 80 Pembroke State College 71 Berry College 90 Shorter College 90 Emory and Henry College 89 Maryville College 65 Appalachian State College 88 Milligan College 84 Pikeville College 79 , Pembroke State College 88 Wofford College 102 'C' M it Mars Mars Mars Hill Hill Wilmington College 78 , Emory and Henry College 65 , Maryville College 93 H966 r EASEBAQQ 1966 SCHEDULE Western Maryland Milligan Western Carolina Maryville Tusculum Emory and Henry Carson-Newman Maryville Tusculum Concord College Mars Hill's baseball team returned from a good 1965 season with plenty of experienced players. Pitcher Don Love, outfielder Dave Livengood and second base- man Jim Few were lost by graduation: but seven letter- men were back from the '65 squad, including outfielder Tommy Nix, third baseman Duffy Wood, shortstop Ken Maynor, catcher Roger Banks, second sacker Cecil Bartles, first baseman-pitcher Andy Good and pitcher Ron Ward. Also back from Lion teams of other years were outfielder Dick Ward and pitchers Jim Warfford and Harry Caddell. Maynor and Banks served as co- captains for '66. Concord College Emory and Henry Western Carolina .i..,.... .. -4 --.-..-U-.--W . COACH DON HENDERSON The team also included several freshmen and transfer students. Among them were first baseman Eddie Gainey, outfielders Jeff Cavanaugh, David Web- ster and Larry Miller, pitcher Bobby Franklin, catcher Bob Gillespie, second baseman Jim Jackson and third sacker Everette Shelton. The Lions had dropped their first three games to Western Maryland College when the Laurel went to press, but Coach Henderson said he was not the least discouraged. He felt the team would improve with Warmer weather and additional practice. He said the high percentage of freshmen on the squad was a sign of promising years ahead for MHC diamond squads. Left to right, first row - Tommy Nix, Bob Gillespie, Duffy Wood, Roger Banks, David Webster, Eddie Gainey, Cecil Bartles, Deacon Ward, Larry Miller, Everette Shelton. Second row - Ken Maynor, Andy Good, Bruce Robinson, Harry Caddell, Stan Godfrey, Bob Franklin, Ron Ward, Whit James, Bob Light, Jimmy Jackson, Jimmy Warfford. - seventy - E E J '7IT'X X ' ' ' :ini l. 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K ll JE I I I SCHEDULE April 7 Maryville Away 12 Milligan Away 15 Western Carolina Away 20 Milligan Home 22 East Tennessee Home 27 Asheville-Biltmore Away May 2 Emory and Henry Home COACH HARRELL WOOD 3 Western Carolina Home 6 Maryville Home 9 Emory and Henry Away ll Asheville-Biltmore Home 14 East Tennessee Away Mars Hill's netters were looking forward to another Louis Cox, a junior, was eligible to play. New- successful season after only three losses this spring. comers competing for a place on the team included James C 'll,JhFt R Rdll dS ttS 1. Coach Wood had Ron Harvey, Johnny Mclntosh, arm 0 n OS er' ay an a 'an co amues Doug Pickard, and Eddie Way returning from last year's Hal-Vey and Pickard were the only Seniors- squad. I F Left to right. first row - Doug Pickard, Scott Samuels, James Carroll, Louie Cox, John McIntosh. Second row - Eddie Way, Ray Randall, John Foster, Ron Harvey. seventy-two - ..--- V J fl ' 1' . 1 1- l 1 A 1 f , J fx 1 ff , 1 ' A 1 f , i , wf Lf .1 tx, f ff tl 1 , 1 ,' il 1 F' 1 FA 'i 1 l . ,.. r 3 1 - 1 t ,. 1 L1 1,1 x.f' x.,' ',.,v y' -..W l SCHEDULE Mareh 24 Asheville-Biltmore and Montruat Away April 5 Asheville School For Boys Home 7 Asheville-Biltmore Home Malone College. Canton, Ohio 19 Presbyterian College Home 122 Milligan College Away King College May 2 Asheville-Biltmore Home 6 Wofford College Away COACH RON BROMLEY 10 Asheville School for Boys Home Mars Hill's 1966 golfers were out to better their 4-4 record of last year. All home matches are played on the Beaver Lake Course in Asheville. Coach Bromley had three of the top four players, :.,. I :fa ' I 1 ? 1 Billy DeWeese, Scoyille Roberts, and Bill Thompson, re- turning from the 1965 team. Skip Liles, Barry MeCraw, Marshall Fall, and Lionel Caldwell added strength to the team. 1 O- i '15, my A I l I 1 v 1 ! l l l l 4 vi 4 lyfitfi lj ,Hu Q Left to right - Scoville Roberts. Skip Liles, Lionel Caldwell. Back row - Marshall Fall, J. B. Anderson, Bill Thomp- son, Barry McCraw, Not pictured - Fred Day and Bill DeWeese. - seventy-three - x f-A------1 W- ----r--f---AJ. ' --1:-rw?-fir: COACH DAL SHEALEY Mars Hill fielded the first soccer team in the history of the school during 1965. Twenty-seven boys partici- pated under the direction of Coach Shealy. Captains for the team were Dennis Adams and Joe Rattie. The first match against Asheville School for Boys ended in a 2-0 loss for the Lions. A rematch the fol- lowing Week yielded a 1-1 tie. Dennis Adams scored the Lion point on a corner kick from Chip Sloan, The third game produced Mars Hill's first soccer victory as the Lions outscored Blue-Ridge School 3-1. Chip Sloan opened the scoring for Mars Hill followed by Dennis Adams with two more tallies. Coach Shealy stated that if enough interest was shown next year, it would be possible to include the Duke and the Carolina freshman teams on the schedule. Left to right. first row - Donnie Delk, Dave Erskine, Harold Owen, Henry Zion, Jerry Strong, Dennis Adams, Jess Hackney, Chip Sloan, Bill Brann, Jean Richardson, Tim Aydlett, Donald Thompson. Second Tow - Kenneth Yates, Glenn Davenport, Bill Williams, George Richardson, Joe Rattie, John Eichom, Joe Johnston, Steve Boone, Mike Strub, Gary Stevens. - seventy-four -- , I f :Og 5 I 1- J ' i l ' R 'fa ' Y i fs 4' 'Q 4 .1 ,H ws- x.. 5,24 ' . AA 1 ff Y il X i Xmlkfe 1 The intramural program took on a new look this year under the ' U5'QQrEuf direction of Coach Dal Shealy and student director Jerry Strong. A point system was devised with points being given for the number of participants as well as for wins. Myers posted an S-1 season to take their third straight football 7 crown. The one loss was their first in three years. - -- 5 I Rocky Transou and C. K. Caldwell took the tennis championship ' in doubles while Louie Cox won the singles. D The Commuters beat the Faculty 15-12 and 15-5 for the Volleyball I - 1 . 3 championship. COACH DAL SHEALY l Rick Harris was the singles winner in ping pong, and Rick Gaskin Faculty Director of Intramurals ' teamed with Jim Thomas of the faculty to win the doubles. l Jerry Blevins was the free-throw champion, making good on 84 per . cent. Myers II downed the Commuters 34-27 in overtime for the basket- 1 ball title. Skip Liles copped the horseshoe pitching crown. l 1 Badminton, handball and softball were the other intramural events 1 in the revised program. l 1 ? 6r. l -The Men's Intramural Council included student director Jerry Strong istandingl and Cseatecl, left Io right. first row? 4 Skippy Llles and Rick Gardnerg fseconcl rowj Harold Corn, Duffy Wood and Tom Ellington. l - seventy-five - 1'-Q he abguyak ' HIDA mm l. Donnie Caldwell friglzrb presents trophies to the winners in ping pong fleft to rightl James Thomas, Rick Gaskin and Rick Harris. 2, The Commuters team coppecl the crown in volleyball fleft to right, kneelinglz Allen Pankey, Tommy Nix. Duffy Wood and Richard Ramirez: fstandingb Montie Vess, Steve Boone, Mickey Radcliff, Woody Ammons and Richard gabb. 3. Tennis champions Cleft to right? Carroll Reed, Ruff Wheless, C. K. Caldwell, Pat Hodge, Rocky Transou and Louie ox. 0 T? . . X l L J 12' ls' pi: , AN, S. itumas . . ,ti . it s'b'1M ,A -mf, ' 1, T' !ivfx ' ' I 1 'f ' ' .. '7 in , 'B 4. Horseshoe pitching champ Skip Liles shows his winning form. 5. The Myers ll team won the basketball title: tlwjr to rightj Kees Auer, Bill Smith, Jerry Strong, C. K. Caldwell, Vernon Oakley, Tommy Shoe and Andy Good. 6. Larry Gmt-e of the Cottages team in touch football action cocks his arm for a long bomb. 7. The Myers team won its third straieht title- in the gridiron competition: tkneeling, left to rightjz Mike Daniels, Bill Poats, C. K, Caldwell, Doug Pickard, Tommy Shoe, Andy Good. Hank Ward: tstandingl Richard Kelly, Jerry Strong, Danny Boyd, Bruce Herman, Jake Brown, Dave Stewart, iofinnie Edwards, Tom Haslett, Kim Fletcher, Bob Gibson, Norman Raines, Vernon Oakley, Jack Huddle, Tim Davis and Tom ington. W M CHEERLEADERS -1 T T T A' if 1' it fi' x f ' VZ V 4' a'gg?4153z E URRAY ,an MARTIN 1' RANDALL ,ff 5 li 1 Lfxq ?I. ii 4? Q, r fx xr HOLLAND 93. 2 Q HAMES A ifllf- A V rx 1 in Lfvfq-1-'7:. E QQ. 'fi' V 1-nr X, wa: , Af if ws if Fx A RX. N. MAGANN SMITH X 3 SLATE I f I LENTZ V HUNTER I O , ,NIH N' ,,L,,!,,-' - if-I-,-f WV- ,If -fu ttf ' tW, ,'7' l'ff.:.r'. 'sf 'e. .:w' nj, '.l1l?','t'l 3 Lv' !,fg sx.f',5l' Q s'x,.x CL'-'X,.f-- - 'V' LIL' ? l , l 4, if it ,I J N-1' ' , It .- .- ,. U l f.,t , I flf, I Isl. '- tx fp f Ht, I vJ.1' xl X! sa -' y J 'J ' v' -Hx t.,.,,, ,, . , W, The WRA is a coed athletic organization which promotes greater interest and wider participation in sports, creates a love of sports, stimulates creative abilities, improves motor skills, and fosters good sportsmanship and health. The YVRA also promotes citizenship, greater physical and social development, and leadership. V The direction of the WRA is carried out by Miss Virginia Hart and the WRA council. The WRA is an extra-curricular organization that is , open to all college girls who wish to participate in recreation, relaxation ' and fellowship throughout the school year. MISS VIRGINIA HART -:TTT I The WRA Council for 1965-66 included: front to back, first row - Robin Gilman, Betty Wise, Brinda Booe, Paulette I Holbrook. Second row - Ruby Byrd. Carol Campbell. Melinda Bagwell, Ruth Smith. Third row 3 Sue McCall, Linda Booe. Joanie Farrell, Mary Axtell, Patty Murray. Fourth row - Judy Hill, Caroline Pond, Jane Clanton, Carol Whitfield. Mary Chan Lovell. Fifth row - president Delores Baxter, Nanette Kuzmaul, Pat Shoemaker, Glenda Kinsman. Carol Kelly. - seventy-nine - ,jnrv--,.-,...,-4:4-.....z' Q ,5,,-Q . ' 2 -L - Li! 4: 1' E ,. 54 .- m lb' K if FOOTBALL Left to Tight, first row - Glenda Kinsman, Jane Cole. Judy Henson, Barbara Blythe, Kay Sparks, Linda Alt, Carol Whit- field. Second row - Hank Han- cock, Jean Cochran, Ruth Smith, Madelyn Davis, Brenda Withers. gX l 1 i i if , 1 I 1 . l --L... --.-, GYM ASTIC Left to right - Linda Alt, Robin Gilman, Mary Axtell, Geraldine Hollyfield, Lynn Ma- gann. TAl DOUTS Left to right - Ruby Byrd Delores Baxter, Sue McCall. J fl' I C0-RECREATIO During the spring semester, as many students made their way to the cafeteria for lunch, they wondered what the sounds of music were that came from the gym. It was just Coach Hart and her co-recreation class square-dancing. -f:Z.f SLIMN STIC Left to right - Ann llayeraft, Donna Dowdy. Linda Alt, Nlary Axtel, Ellen Hagan, Robin Gil- man. Elaine Allen. BASKETBALL Left to right, first row - Daphene Helms. Betty Elliott. Robin Gilman, Mary Doss. Joy Hawkins. Ruth Smith, Morty Roe, Lynn Magann, Jean Coch- ran, Jane Haerle, Linda Alt, Second row - Marie Forten- bury, Dianne Mahon, Grace Tay- lor, Joyce Ann Duckett. Sue Mc- Call, Caroline Pond. Pat Shoe- maker, Sandy Carter. Joan Farrell, Becky Gurley, Mavis Dowdle, Mary Axtell, Mac Davis, Brenda Withers, Peggy Privette. Judi Ellis. Third row - Bar- bara Blythe. Reba Vaughn, Carol Whitfield. Ruby Byrd, Willa Ann Plenimons, Peggy Plenimons. Monnie Gayle Gahagan. Mary Chan Lovell, Glenda Kinsman, Kay Sparks, Beverly Silverio. Delores Baxter, Judy Lowe, Lois Shearon. Carol Campbell. Ellen Salmons. Melinda Bagwell, Doro- thy Quillen. 115- ' CRAFT Left to nght Jane Clanton Gail Sparks Mary Collis Sibyl Bell DeEtta Watson Kay Wal lace Pat Dunn 27 i ui 1 In 'll l Q l i OLLEYBALL Left to right, first row - Dorothy Quillen, Beulah Honeycutt, Mary Axtell, Mavis Dowdle, Martha Rowe, Nancy Childers, Joan Farrell, Caroline Pond, Betty Elliott, Ruth Smith, Robin Gil- man, Carolyn Kelly, Jean Cochran, El- len Salmons. Second row - Mary Chan Lovell, Helen Boykin, Jean Crawford, Linda Alt, Carol Campbell, Brinda Booe, Kay Sparks, Marie Fortenberry, Linda Daniel, Rheta Swicegood. Melinda Bag- well, Nan Woods, Dolly Lavery, Colene Jamersori, Judy Whitlow, Sue McCall, Deloris Baxter. Third row - Janice Boydston, Sharon Folsom, Myrtle Frede- rick, Sarah Byrd, Kathy Tilghman. Cathy Broome, Rhoda Smith, Brenda Jordan, Pat Karriker, Judy Justice, Lavonda Murdock, Susan Baker. Sheila Stiles, Carolyn Broome, Cathy Gilman, Reba Vaughn. Fourth 'row - Carolyn Freeman, Carol Whitfield, Pat Shoe- maker, Becky Gurley, Robin Gilman, Ann Haycraft, Jane Haerle, Grace Tay- lor. Joyce Duckette, Charlene Kusz- maul, Deanna Dougherty, Joy Hawkins, Elaine Allen, Dixie Barnett, Judy Fox, Sandra Honbarrier, Nanette Kuszmaul. ARCHERY Left to right - Anita Dantz- ler, Dianne Cole, Pat Williams Phyllis Cooper, Joan Farrell Robin Gilman. e3 OFTBALL Left to right. first row - Caroline Pond. Betty Harrell, Joyce Ann Duckett, Carolyn Kel- ly, Joan Farrell. Jean Cochran, Lynn Magann. Second row - Fran Carter, Betty Elliott. Linda Thrift, Pat Dunn, Judy Whitlow. Kay Sparks, Jane Cole. Mary Axtell, Helen Boykin, Dorothy Quillen, Sue lVlCCall. Third row - Glenda Kinsman. Grace Tay- lor. Dianne Mahon. Dinah Wall, Selma Price. Betty Wise, Becky Gurley, Robin Gilman, Joy Hawkins. HIKING Left to right. first row f Linda Bone. Caroline Pond. Sue McCall, Brinda Booe, Judy Whit- low, Fran Carter, Dianne Mahon, Selma Price. Sccoiicl row - Jane Wooten, Joy Hawkins, Ellen Hagan, Robin Gilman, Ruby Byrd, Linda Thrift. Dinah Wall. ENN S Left to right - Heather Brose Helen Boykin, Dorothy Reid Pat Shoemaker. Caroline Pond Joy Hawkins. 2, ,.,,, Q 3. fi N QTT ,,Ffm- ,. EQ X Ti v, ,Jw-Mx-N, 5 M x-1:55, 3 2 s f - :' v 1 Q lT 1 'k -Q41 ' R S gg?-fr-f-,, ,. - 5 Y b - Q 'V 'bv 'T'gA-will Z 1 v' . , . 'fig' '- 1 iii, V Q Q 1 E 5 ,. ., -,gg , 1. .. RM Y ,I N Mir:-Lt VT. WN-,L ,. , , -Y -H vf--' , --NM, AV'-vs-v--,.....,,,,n 1 , A ,, , ': '--- , W- - . . ,, V, fu- --., ,l F Q Q , , V M,....j ,,,! Mlm A 1 ' -. H ' X ' WI. '4'-'--1-M-..., 4 A f- , kfj- .,,,,4 'Wm ,,,, .L We 7 311 , xf--M.. 6 ' .W WV -........,,.a N A -'v'-y-f v,f g c ,- enum.-v :.,.. W vw -,.,. J-.s.x -Q i ,. 1 -.- Q.. e fi 72,1 ' L ' - ' ' ' A' '1 , g, 1' ' -'I' 1- ' -'n4,uug,q ',-- ':.',--4y '.v.MA1. ..p,v-u-wrv1ruw,a-fp:numn4...unrauionusupnau:us.-.mn-.u.........wnuuu1ww--.w-nw...u-a..4...,. ...N I I I - - 1 l I l s V.- -Za RICK COTHRAN President, First Semester Nr 15-Q' sl' E O' l . . 2762755 6 SEZUUCWZE W 5 Som natural tears they drop'd, but wipe them soong The world was all before them, where to choose Their place of rest, and Providence the guide. Milton - Paradise Lost P. Oftfgf. llll llll Q!!! h-it , 'wi -M... .- ,,: 'W-4, , - S , 'Nw I mv.- -g Other officers of the class for 1965-66 were Cleft to right? Miss Mary Ihrig, sponsorg Tommy Shoe, president second semesterg M. O. Brinkley, vice presidentg Bobby Hauser, secretary: and Delores Baxter, treasurer. Mr. William Elliott also served as a sponsor. eighty-six .F 'fre we -11, CLASS OF '66 ALEXANDER. JAMES MITCHELL Ashu ille Religion. B. A. Miss Laurel Director 4: Damateers 1, 2, 3 4, Vcc President 43 Dorm Otiicer 2: Mission Council 4. ANDERS. SANDRA ELIZABETH Hendersonville Biology. B.S. Science Honor Club 2, 3: YRC 11 Intramurals 1, .., ' WRA Council 3' SNEA 3. ANDERSON. ROBERT LEE Alerander Education, B.S. ANDREWS, ROBERT N. Galax, Va. Biolo BS 1 gy, .. Science Honor Club 3: SNEA 3. ARTHUR. WILLIAM HAYNE, I Aslzei i Business, B.S. AUER. CORNELIUS SEBASTIAN Asliezvi Ile Physical Education, B.S. M-Club 1. 2, 3: Football l 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 1. 2: Intramurals l .., 3 . E. Majors Club 1, 2, , 4: SNEA 4. BAIRD, MARJORIE LOY Fort Pierce. Fla. English, B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 4: Dramateers l. 2, 3, 4: Dorm Oflicer 2: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Intramurals l, 2: Social Service Club 43 Commis- sion 2. BAKER. EDITH SANDRA Columbus, Gu. Home Economics, B.S. Home Economics Chapter 2. 3, 4, Treasurer and Vice President 31 Clio Literary Society l. - eighty-seven - A , r 4 .........g.u-ww mm-i.r ..i-...s........ .4 ..- a. ,...i..--..... -. H 1 IV .vsf ff' -:wx Y 7 Q . . lr- 'i 254' ,f T wif' N ,. , , -A bvyvv 1 If I ,. .,.,,...,,,,,,s,,A, . .1 ,.-it m i l v P SE IOR BANKS, CHARLES CLIFFORD, JR. F0 Asheville History, B.A. U.N.C. BARBOUR, LINDA GRAY Raleigh Elementary Education, B,A. BATEMAN, FLOYD ERNEST Hialeah, Fla. Elementary Education, B.A. Campus Choir 2, 35 SNEA 4. Miami Dade Junior College BAXTER, GLADYS DELORES Robbins Physical Education, B.S. Senior Class Secretary: Campus Choir 1, 2, Volun- teers for Christ 13 YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, Volley- ball Chairman 3, President 4g Physical Education Ma- jors Club 3, 4, Projects Chairman 43 SNEA His- torian 4. BEARD. MALCUS THOMAS Pittsboro Business, B.S. BELL, CHARLES ALLEN Weldon Chemistry, B.S. Social Service Club 41 In- tramural Council 33 Sena- tor 3. BIRD, SARAH LEE Bakersville Biology, B.S. Dean's List 13 Spanish Honor Club 1, 2, Social Chairman 21 Science Honor Club 3, 4, Vice President 43 YRC 13 Intramurals 2, 3: Nurses' Club 1, President 1. BISHOP. DONALD CLEVELAND Waynesville Business, B.A. - eighty-eight - if rw.: W l CLASS OF 966 BLANKENSHIP, JAMES WILLIAM Asheville Mathematics, B.S. Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BOONE, STEVE WILSON Burnsiiille Biology, B,S, BOWMAN, LINDA Hickory Piano, B.M.E. Campus Choir 3, 43 YWA 3. 4, Secretary 33 M,E.N.C. 4: AGO 4. Gardner-Webb College BOYD. DANNY MICHAEL Waynesville Biology, B,S. BRATTON. KENNETH RAY Cmzcmrcl Music, B.M.E. German Honor Club 11 Band 1, 2, 3. 41 Intramurals 1, 2, 3: MENC 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 43 SNEA 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 33 Pliilomathia Society 1, 2. BRIGGS, PAULINE ELEZENE Mars Hill Biology, BS. BROOKS. LINDA CAROL Charlotte French, B.A. Scriblerus Club 1: French Honor Club 2, 3, 4. Secre- tary 3, President 4, BSU Council 3, Publicity Chair- man 3: YWA l, 2, 3, Prayer Chairman 2, SNEA 2, 3, 4: Senate 3. BROWN, CLINTON LEE Florence. S. C. Biology, B.S. Dean's List 1, YDC 13 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1. Lx f rv' Q ,,,7 - eighty-nine - SE BRUCE, LINDA JEAN Inman, S. C. Organ, B.M. Orpheon Club Vice Presi- dent 4g AGO 3, 4. North Greenville Jr. College Converse College BRYANT. KENNETH WAYNE Belvedere. S. C. Trombone, B,M.E. College Choir 2, Band 4, MENC 4: Orchestra 3, Stage Band 3, 4. Augusta College BUCHANAN. LARRY EDWIN Winston-Salem Religion, B.A. BUNTING. MARY LYNN Greensboro Religion, B.A. Dormitory Counselor 31 YWA lg Classical Club 1: Secretary of SGA 45 Com- mission 3g Non-Pariel So- ciety l, 2. - ninety IOR BURLESON, JAMES WILLIAM Spruce Pine Accounting, B.S. Business Club 43 YRC 33 Intramurals 2, 3. BYRD, RUBY EDNA Horse Shoe Physical Education, B.S. Dorm Officer 2: YWA l, 21 WRA Council 1, 2, 3. 4g MENC 2, 3, 4: Physical Education Majors Club 4, Treasurer 4g SNEA 3. CANTRELL, MRS. SUE HONEYCUTT Mars Hill Mathematics, B.S. CARMICHAEL, JAMES WILSON Richland, Ga. Music, B.A. ii i. EL- ' 1 mcse ri Q--...4v' ' me 1, I ' iz 6 :ll .f ..,, '13, . ! 1 . CLAi . CARRIKER. MARVIN LEONARD, JR. Coiicorcl Biology, B.S. SNEA 2, 3, 4, President 43 Commission 41 Dormitory Counselor 2, 3, 4. CARTER. JAMES GARRETT Asheville B.S, CARVER, JUDY CABLE Leicester Elementary Education, B.A. CAUSBY, MARY PAULINE Morganton Elementary Education, B,A, Dean's List 2, French Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary 43 SNEA 2, 3, 4. C OF '66 CHAMBERS. JANICE NAOMI WCflL1E7'1llll6 Elementary Education, B.A. CHILDERS. DWIGHT MORRIS Weaiieruille French and English, B.A. College Marshal 3, 4, Chief 41 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4g Scriblerus 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 SNEA 2, 3, Who's Who 4. CHILDERS, MARY CELIA Statesuille Elementary Education, B.A. Scriblerus Club 1, 2. 3. Publicity Chairman 3: Vol- unteers for Christ lg YWA 1, 2, 3, 4: SNEA 3, 4, Cor- responding Secretary 4. CLAPP, JAMES DAVID Spartanburg, S. C. Latin, B.A. Dean's List 1: Ministerial Conference 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 31 Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1. Program Chairman 4, Vice President 2, SNEA 4: Vice President SGA 33 Court Baliff, 3: Senate 3, Commission 2, 33 Who's Who 4, - ninety-one - .1 gg-'inn fag., 101- fc? -.sn ,. wns.,-.., U? - . .- ..-i.,eL4:.a.-La-4. --PFFH4'-4'-'YP 'I 'l ,wt ' 3.2:-M?.fl.B'.T-:fx , ...ag- yr ' A F fa.. I sg ?X . Ag M' ,, - A re ,f ' TE aa: it 511 9 ,.,' ,..4-' E 31 --f -f-If E IOR CLINE, BESSIE BELLE Hudson Latin, B.A. Hilltop Staff 2, 3, 4: Volun- teers for Christ 1, 2, 3: YWA 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: MENC l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: NCARFCW Representative 4: SNEA 2, 3. 4: Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, 4: Clio Literary Society l, COLE, SARA HIGGINS Weuverville Home Economics, B.S. COLLINS, DONALD LEE Marion Chemistry, B.S. COLVIN, JAMES ROBERT Reidsville Religion, B,A. Logothia Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4: Ministerial Conference 2, 3, 4: BSU Council 3. N. C. State K 19 f 'T , . ff, -' '40 p . 1 11:24 ,W ,,., ,,,,, ...,, ' YS' N, ff , V 6Z'4'?fi,lg?f' I-.:' cooKE. JIMMY CALVIN ,V Hudson 2 ' English, B.A. 'I . . :- ,, Dorm Officer 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Commission 4. ' 4 Gardner-Webb College COOPER, DANNY RAY Asheville History, B.A. COTHRAN. OSCAR RICHARD IH Piedmont, S. C. Biology, B.S. President of the Senior Class: Hilltop Circulation Manager 3, 4: Dramateers 4: Senate 4: Commission 4: Who's Who 4. North Greenville Jr. College CRAYTON. PENELOPE ANN Asheville Education, B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 2, 4, Finalist 4: Dormitory Oflicer 25 College Choir 1, 2: SNEA 4. - ninety-two - 'Er-pf 1 .av-' ,as . ' Ly , J C. , 'V kg ,X X if vi.. wwf' .rrml f' CLASS OF '66 DANIEL, JAMES LEWIS Asheville Business, B.S. DAUGHTRY, JAMES R. Laurinburg Organ, B.A. Hilltop Staff 2, 33 Campus Choir 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 AGO 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Stage Band 1, 2, 33 Euthalia 1, 2. DAVENPORT, WALTER GLENN Tarboro History. B.A. History Club 4: Campus Choir 3: Ministerial Con- ference 3, 4, Vice President 4: Varsity Cross Country 4, Intramurals 3, 4. Wingate Jr. College Furman University DAVIDSON. CAROLYN PORTER Swavmanoa Education, B,A. DAVIS. TRUDY ALENE Asheville Education, B.A. Dean's List 2, 3: German Honor Club: YWA 1, 2, 33 Logothiag SNEA 2, 3, 43 Methodist Student Move- ment 43 Non-Pariel Liter- ary Society 1, 2. Asheville-Biltmore College DEAN, BETTY ANN Walkertown Organ, B.M,E. Honor Club 32 Dormitory Ofticer 2: Campus Choir 2, 3, 4, YWA 1. 2. 3: MENC 3, 4, AGO 3, 43 Commission 3: Mission Council 2, Secre- tary-Treasurer. DEANS, MRS, ELIZABETH MORGAN Mars Hill Home Economics, B.S. DeLANCEY. SARAH AMELIA Greensboro History and Religion, B.A. Hilltop Staff 15 History Club 33 Dormitory Officer 2: YDC 1: YWA 1. 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2. 33 Non- Pariel Literary Society 1, 2. Guilford College ,,-4 i .,- ge--W nf gf 'Ds -,, gr--ir A 1 - ninety-three - fo A'-'S not if 4... ,- A ,I r Wil ' SENIOR DENNIS. MARY ELIZABETH Advance Home Economics, B.S. YWA 3, 4' NCHEA Chap- ter Historian 2. DIXON. PATRICIA JUANITA Asheville Education, B.A. Honor Club 2, 3. 43 Dormi- tory Omcer 33 YWA 1, 2, 3, 4: SNEA: Non-Pariel Literary Society 1, 2. Asheville-Biltmore College EDWARD. PHILLIP KENNETH Canton Business Administration and Economics, B.S. Dormitory Oflicer 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2g Methodist Student Movement 2, 3, 41 Commission 3. EDWARDS. RALPH JOHNNIE Winston-Salem Economics, B.S. Varsity Baseball 1, 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. ELLIOTT. MRS. DORIS MARTIN Mars Hill Business Education B.S. May Court 2 3' Home- coming Attendant 2' SNEA 1 2, 3, 4' Society for he Advancement of Manage- ment, 4. EVATT. GEORGE DEWEY JR. Gray Court, S. C, History, B.A. Methodist Student Move- ment l: History Club l, 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2: SNEA 2, 3, 4. FERRELL. BARBARA ANN Piedmont, S. C. Education, B. A. FEW. JIMMY EUGENE Green, S. C. Physical Education, B.S. - ninety-four - 1' Qs 49190 1 .Q 4 415 F 4 CT 'Y Us f 3 2 is-4' N. , lm ,-Us CLASS OF '66 FISHER. JAMES HENRY CDUKEJ Tryon Physical Education, BS, Monogram Club 3, 4: Intra- murals 3. 43 Varsity Basket- ball 3. 4: Physical Edu- cation Maiors Club 3, 4. UNC-CH and Gardner-Webb College FLEETWOOD, BARROW STEWART Palmetto. Fla. Mathematics, BS. FLEMING. WILLIE JACK Anderson, S. C. Religion, B.A. FLOYD, BENJAMIN GRADY III Lumberton Economics, B.S. Circle K Club I, 2, 3: Laurel Sports Editor 3, 43 Business Honor Club 3. 4: Dormitory Officer 43 YDC 2, 3, 4, President 43 Intra- murals 1, 2. 3, 4. FOX. WILLIAM CHARLES, JR. Asheville Economics, BS, Art Club -1: Dormitory Officer 2, 33 Intramurals 1. ZZ, 3. 43 Court 2: Senate 3: Commission 3. FRANKLIN. CLAUDIA PARRISH Riclinzond. Va, Home Economics, BS. FULBRIGHT. ELLIS GRADY Connelly Springs Religion, BA. College Marshal 4: Dean's List 33 Logothia 2, 3, 4. President 3. Chaplain 4: BSU Council 2, 3. Presi- dent 33 Ministerial Con- ference 1, 2, 3, 4: Volun- teers for Christ 4: Intra- murals 1: Who's Who 4. GIBBS. MRS. MARY ANNE Burnsville Business, B.S. Dean's List I, 2, 35 Spanish Honor Club 1: Business Honor Club 2, 3. 4. - ninety-five - A av f 9' fri je V 1 --A. ,.fi3.4..4a..-. Jays. GJ W' - ' Y' L .Maki ir .1-in' 1-Ji 'Mika-li.: '-JHLL' 1 E IOR GILPIN, HILDA LEE Salisbury Education, B.A. GOOD, ANDREW SCHUYLER Roanoke, Va. Classical Languages and Religion, B.A. Junior Class President: Logothia 4, BSU Treasurer 3, President 4: Monogram Club 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Intramurals 41 Senate 33 Who's Who 4. Bluefield Junior College GRANT. OPAL PATRICIA Sarasota, Fla. V Education, B.A. Dormitory Oflicer 3: SNEA 3, 43 Methodist Student Movement 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Commission 3. HALE. KENNETH GILL Roanoke, Va. Biology, B.S. Dean's List 3: Science Honor Club Treasurer 3, President 43 SNEA Parlia- mentarian 43 Spanish Honor Club 2. - ninety HALL, NANCY JANE King Home Economics, B.S. Junior Class Secretary, Art Club 43 Laurel Staff 2, 3, 41 Court 23 Commission 2, 3, 4, Secretary 23 Home Eco- nomics Association 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: SNEA, 43 Who's Who 4. HALL, THOMAS EARL, JR. Brevard History, B.A. Hilltop Staff 21 History Club 45 Senate 3, 45 Parlia- meritarian 33 German In- terest Club 4: Who's Who 4, HALL, WARREN ALDRIDGE North Haven, Conn, History, B.A. HALYBURTON. MRS. JUDY WOODARD Candler Biology, B.S. Science Honor Club Presi- dent 4: Who's Who 4. -six - ' Y-T! if 1 -.s ffzx -- 'wb 1 . -if 'af W CLASS OF '66 HARRIS, BRENDA KAY Dnrhciiii Music, B.A. HARRIS. ROBERT MORRISON Lakeland, Fla. Art, BA, HARVEY. RONALD GORDON Front Royal, Va. History, B.A. International Relations 33 History Club 3, 42 Dormi- tory, Officer 3. 4: West- minister Fellowship Vice President 1: Varsity Tennis l, 2. 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, -lg SNEA 43 Senate 3. 4. HASLETT, THOMAS CALHOUN Beaufort, S. C. History, B.A. Honor Club 2: History Club -lg Dormitory Officer 43 YRC 11 Commission 4. HATFIELD, MARTHA SUE Roanoke, Va. B.S. HAUSER. ROBERT JOSEPH Winston-Salem History, B.A, Senior Class Treasurer: Spanish Honor Club 13 His- tory Club Treasurer 4. UNC-CH HAVENS. VIRGINIA ELLEN Aslieboro Education, B.A. Spanish Honor Club 43 Scriblerus 1, 23 Dormitory Officer 23 YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 3, 43 Commission 2: Wbo's Who 4. HAWES. LINDA LOIS Rose Hill Home Economics, B.S. - ninety-seven - 1Sii ' A -an 4 Z? 10 1 - l ----r 'Uh muy ,. 7 nw:-' Qfv-..,Y x.mg,..f SE IOR HAWKINS, MELBA ANN Barviardsville Home Economics, B.S, Dean's List 1, 2, 33 Science Honor Club 13 YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 3, 43 Home Eco- nomics Chapter 1, 3, 4, His- torian 3. Chairman 4. HEATH, TRACY GLENN Kinston Biology, B.S, Laurel Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, As- sistant Editor 2, Miss Laurel Director 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Science Honor Club 4: Band 1, 2, Methodist Stu- dent Movement 1, 2, Treas- urer 2: Intramurals 1, 23 Commission 43 Hilltop Staff 4. HICKSON, MARTHA JEAN Homestead, Fla, 1 Education, B.A. Honor Club 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2g YWA 1, 2, 33 SNEA 2, 3, 4: Non-Pariel Society 1, 2. HINES. CHARLOTTE MORGAN Sanford Secretarial Administration, B.S. HINES, STEPHEN EARLY South Hill, Va. History, B.A. Business Honor Club 3, 4, History Club 43 Band 3, 4, Pep Club President 4. HOLBROOK, PAULETTE LOUISE Simpsonville, S. C. Biology, B,S. YWA 3, 4g Intramurals 33 WRA Council 43 German Interest Club 4. HOLLAND. MARY ANN Charlotte Education, B.A. Scriblerus 2, 33 Campus Choir 13 SNEA 3, 4, Second Vice President 4, Senate 3. HOLLIFIELD. MRS. PHYLLIS GORES Weaverville Home Economics, B.S. Dramateers 1, 2, 3: Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3. - ninety-eight - CLASS OF '66 'v' HUSON, JOHN WILLIAMS Annandale, Va. Mathematics, B.S. Math Club 3, 4, President 4. 13 INGOLD, JAMES WESLEY Winston-Salem History, BA, INMAN, DAVID HOWARD Canton Biology and Chemistry, B.S. Laurel Staff 31 Dean's List 4: Science Honor Club 41 Varsity Track, 2, 3. JOHNSON, NANCY ANN Clinton French, B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 1, 2, 3: May Court 2, May Queen 43 Dramateers 1, 2, 33 Best Actress of the Year 21 Band 1, 2, 3, Majorette 2, Chief Majorette 35 Intramurals 1, 2: Classical Club 3. JOHNSON. THOMAS ALAN, JR. Winston-Salem History, B.A. History Club 31 YRC 1, 2. 3, 41 SNEA 4. JORDAN. JUDY CAROLYN Statesville Education and History, BA. History Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, -1: Band 1, 2, 3: SNEA 2, 3, 4. KELLY, JOHN RICHARD Sanford Mathematics, BS, KIRBY, BOBBY RUSSELL Lenoir Business, B.S, - ninety-nine - V - . .. ...4...-.. .assi-..w 5. 1 ll:z !'g-.,,g.L1g.p,-0, L E IOR KISER. JAMES LEMUEL, JR. Kannapolis English, B.A. Dormitory Otficerg Minis- terial Conferenceg Volun- teers for Christ 23 Mission Council 2. KNIGHT. ALBERT NORMAN Drayton, S. C. Business, B,S. LAM, STELLA SEE-TSING Kowloon, Hong Kong Piano, B.M. Miss Laurel Candidate 2, 33 Dean's List 3: Honor Clubs 1, 3, 4: Dormitory OB'icer 3: Campus Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: AGO 2, 3, 4, Treasurer and Secretary 2, Program Chair- man 3: Who's Who 4. LAMB, JANE CLAXTON Cross Anchor, S.C. Education, B. A. LANCE, DORIS MARIE Hendersonville Religion, B.A. Honor Club 3, 4. LAVERY. CAROLE-LYNN CDOLLYJ Finksburg, Md. English, B.A. Hilltop Staff 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 33 Scriblerus 1, 2, 3. 43 Dramateers 2, 3, 41 Dorm Officer 4: Volunteers for Christ 43 B.S.U. Coun- cil 3: Westminister Fellow- ship lg Intramurals 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 2, 3, 43 Com- mission 4: SNEA 2, 3, 4. LAWSON, JAMES ALTON Starke, Fla. History, B.A. LETTERMAN, MAXINE Marshall Mathematics, B.S. - one hundred - km' CLASS OF '66 LETZRING. DONALD CLIFFORD St. Petersburg, Fla. Religion and Classical Languages, B.A. Dramateers 1: Volunteers for Christ 1, 23 College Choir 1. LEVY. RACHEL DOROTHY Quincy, Fla. History, B.A. History Club 2, 3, 4: Band l. 3, 41 Campus Choir 13 BSU Council 2, 4, Methodist Student Movement 43 West- minster Fellowship l, 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, 25 Orchestra 2. LILES. DONALD CHARLES Charlotte Religion, B.A. Logothia 3, 4. LINEBERGER. MARTHA RHEA Morganton Education, B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 1: College Marshal 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chief 41 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 43 Dormitory Officer 2: YWA 1, 2, 3, 4, SNEA 3, 43 Commission 3, 43 Who's Who 4. LINER, CHERYL ANN Charlotte Mathematics, BS. LOWE, .IUDITH ANN Miami, Fla. Education, B.A. Campus Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: YDC 1: Volunteers for Christ 1. 2, 3: YWA 1, 2, 3. 41 WRA Council 3, Social Chairman: Social Service Club 4: SNEA 2, 3, 4. MCCOY, GLENN EDWARD Williamsburg. Va. Religion, B,A. Laurel Staff 25 Honor Clubs 3, 43 Ministerial Conference 2. 3. 4, MCELROY. DIANA MURRAY Marshall Education, B.A. Logothia Honor Club l, 2, 3, 4: BSU Council 3: S-NEA 3, 4: Methodist Student Movement l, 2, 3, 4: Non- Pariel Literary Society 1, 2. Chaplain 2. - one hundred one - 1lHvm-wav i E 1012 H61 .gggyn-' MCINTOSH. DOROTHY JEAN Gastonia English, B.A. Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 43 Span- ish Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary: Scriblerus 43 SNEA 43 Clio Literary Society 1, 2. MCLEOD, JOHN ROBERT, JR. Augusta, Ga. Physical Education, B.S. Varsity Baseball 33 Varsity Football 3, 43 Physical Edu- cation Majors Club 3, 4, Lees-McRae Junior College MCNEILL LEWIS FREDERICK Lumberton Art, B.A. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Orchestra 1, 2. MacLEAN, JEAN STEWART Stamford, Conn. Art. B.A. lVIacNEIL, MARILYN LOUISE Richmond. Va. Education, B.A. MAYFIELD. LYNN EDWARD Simpsonville. S. C. Business, B.S. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MITCHELL. JACKIE ALBERT Draper Accounting. B.S. Dean's List 33 Business Honor Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3. 4: President of Com- rnuters 43 Commission 43 Who's Who 4. MOORE, MARY MCCRACKEN Fort Dix, N. J. Home Economics, B.S. Home Economics Club 1, 43 Non-Pariel Society 1, 23 Art Club 4. - one hundred two - -.pf M. 9-- 1 Us CLASS OF '66 MORGAN, GEORGE WILLIAM Asheville History, BA. Honff' Club 3: History Club 3. 4. MOSELEY. JANE DUDLEY New Canton, Va. Home Economics, B.S. MURRAY. LINDA JEAN Mount Olive Education, B.A. French Honor Club 2, 3: Dean's List 2: SNEA 3: Campus Choir 3. ORR, ELAINE STELL West Palm Beach, Fla. Education, B.A. OVERTON, FRED WILLIAM Asheville Religion. B.A. OV.'EN, RONNIE CLAUDE Brevard Religion and Classical Languages, B.A. Dean's List 33 Loeothia 1, 3, 43 Dormitory Onicer 2: BSU Council 23 Ministerial Conference 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- murals 2: Commission 2. PAGE, BOBBY ROGER Winston-Salem Biology, B.S. Science Honor Club 33 Methodist Student Move- ment Treasurer 3. PAPPAS, MILTON CHRIS Rowland Business Administration, B.S. Junior Class Treasurer: Hilltop Editor 33 Dean's List 4: Business Honor Club 4: Dormitory Officer 3: President of Student Government 43 Who's Who 4. - one hundred three - i,,F ' lf IDN N..-A M -fi, JT' -1 An , 'Ai- fi N' uv' 9- , as 5 1 SENIOR PARHAM. TROY HILLIARD III Kingsport, Tenn. Mathematics, B.S. Dean's List, 1, 23 Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dormitory Oflicer 43 Varsity Track 1, 2, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 Commission 43 Weight Lift- ing Club. PARKER, GARY GLENN Oradell, N. J. Religion, B.A. Dramateers 2, 33 Classical Club 43 Ministerial Con- ference 2, 3, Reporter, Vice President: Mission Council 4. PARRISH. ELDRIDGE ROSCOE Lacoochee, Fla. Religion, B.A. Ministerial Conference Vice President 3. PATE, BETTY DEANE Locust English, B.A. Laurel Staff 23 Dormitory Officer 33 YWA 2, 33 Social Service Club 33 Commission 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, Chief 33 Football Queen 3. PENLEY, MARTHA ANN Hildebran English, B.A. Hilltop Staff 2, 33 Dean's List 33 Honor Clubs 1, 2, 3, 43 BSU Council 2, 3, 4, Second Vice President 33 Volunteeres for Christ 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 3, 43 Who's Who 4. PICKARD ROBERT DOUGLAS Greensboro Economics, B.S. Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Service Club 43 Most Out- standing Athlete 3. PIERCE, LINDA GRACE Sophia Education, B.A. PIPER, NANCY LEE Greenville, S. C. History, B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 33 Dean's List 13 International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 43 History Club 3, 43 Campus Choir 1, 2, 33 Volunteers for Christ 1, 23 YWA 1, 2, 33 SNEA 1, 2, 3, 4. - one hundred four - 4' ull- 'FIN' -A g 1 LI 15 43 '!lm4 r ff? Q i CLASS OF '66 POOLE, ELAINE EVELYN Miami, Fla. English, B.A. POSTON, LARRY EDWIN Cherryville Biology, B.S. PRESSLY. JAMES CLARKE Fort Myers, Fla. History, B.A. History Club President 4. PROPST. RITA ANN Hickory English, B.A. Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Campus Choir 1, Scriblerus Club 1, 3, Treasurer 33 SNEA 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, SGA Reporter 43 Who's Who 4. PURSER. HAUGHTON CHUNN New Bern 351,11 -Q 1' . I 'Ut TN Biology, B.S. RAMIREZ, MRS. CAROLINE HAYES Ba ltimore, Md. Business, B.S. May Court 3, Dean's List 43 Business Honor Club 3, 4. Treasurer-Secretary, SNEA 3, 4: Homecoming Court 3. Fig:--4.1 , Eh EFI RAMIREZ, RICHARD EDWARD Tampa, Fla. Business Administration, B.S. YRC 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: SNEA 3: Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment Vice President 4. RECTOR. BARBARA JOAN Asheville Biology and Physical Education, B.S. Science Honor Club 4: In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 WRA Council 2, 3. 4: Physical Education Majors Club 2, 3, 4: SNEA 4. - one hundred five - .,.. .l .. I ,rr .... ,f 71 XX. 2QqZ,.51iiz f at 4 :psf an f' 6 l ,5- if Af..-f -,. . -.hm ... 'v....,-9 A 5. W, -,-,M r ., U. ... Ar -L, f I L .l,1.,,.',-5' ll fart, A 'ff'-P I J . E IOR REESE, WANDA MARIAN Mars Hill REEVES. CHARLES KEATON Allendale, S. C. Business, B.A. RICHARD. MRS. JENNIFER RUFF Mars Hill Business, B.A. ROBERTS, PEGGY ANN Miami, Fla. Education, B.A. Sophomore Class Secretaryg Campus Choir 1, 23 YRC 1, YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 WRA Coun- cil 3: SNEA 3, 4. ROBERTSON. CHERYL VIRGINIA Washington, D, C. Education. B.A. Scriblerus Club 3, 43 YWA 2: SNEA 3, 4: Campus Choir 2, 3: Non-Pariel Literary Society 1, 2. ROGERS. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH Decatur, Ga. Spanish, B.A. SNEA 4. ROTAN, WILLIAM ENGLISH Granite Falls Music. B.A. Who's Who 4. RUSHING. BEVERLY KAY Monroe English, B.A. - one hundred six - ,,-vv-dr UN? ,41- Q' -AQ., , Om an-1. 'lx CLASL OF '66 SELBY, NORMAN LEE Oncuzcock, Vu. Organ, B,M. Dcan's List 22 Honor Club 1, 2, 3, 4, College Choir 3, li Campus Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1. 2: Canterbury Club l: AGO 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President -lg Orchestra 2, 31 Who's Who -1. SELLARS. JOHNSIE TEALE Kannapolis Religion, B.A. Volunteers for Christ 1, 2, 3, -ll Methodist Student Movement l, 2, 3, 4: WRA Council 1, 2. 3, 41 Classical Club 4: SNEA 3, 4. SENTER. CAROLYN North Garden, Va. Education, B. A. SHEARON, SARAH LOIS Wake Forest Education, B.A. Honor Club 1: Dormitory Officer 4, YWA 2, 3, 4, Vice President -lg SNEA 3, 4, Chaplain -lg Scriblerus 3: Commission Secretary 4, Who's Who 4. SHOE, THOMAS EUGENE Coiicorcl Economics, BS. Senior Class President1Bus- iness Honor Club 4: YRC 1, 2, 3, -4: Varsity Track 11 Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, -lg Social Service Club 4: Senate 2, 4: Intramural All-Stars 23 Advancement for the Society of Manage- ment 4. SILVERIO. GENEVA BEVERLY Pittsburgh, Pa. Education. BA. Dean's List 2, 3: Band 21 Honor Club 25 YWA 1, 2, 3, -ll SNEA 3, 4, Reporter 4: Senate -1: Who's Who 4. SKINNER, ANN GRAY Bailey Business Education B,S. SNEA 2, 3, 4: SGA Court Stenographer. SLATON, BETTY ANN Scuiforcl, Fla. Music. B,A. Orpheon Club 3. 4, College Choir 2, 3, 43 Campus Choir 2. 3: AGO 3. - one hundred seven - PA A i ' , 'i...A ' N wrryfw .f f ' 'nh f - -AM 1- '07 'H . x vi ilfiiiimmx 'S' I :I yffu, ' :Y-.5f'F,' E IOR SLOAN, WANDA KAYE Canton Clarinet, B.M.E. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Methodist Student Movement 1, 2, 3, 4: M.E.N.C. 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 4: Majorette 1, 2. SMATHERS, DAVID RAY Asheville Education, B. A. SMITH, JULIA SEARS Swannanoa Education, B,A. Spanish Honor Club 43 Col- lege Choir 1, 2, 35 Campus Choir 23 YWA 1, 2, 3, 43 SNEA 3, 4. SMITH, LARRY WILLIAM High Point Voice, B.M. College Marshal 3: Dean's List 1, 23 Orpheon Club Vice President 2, President 3: College Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Campus Choir Student Di- rector 33 Intramurals 3, 43 AGO 2, 3, 4, President 33 Mars Hill Chorale 4. SMITH, WILLIAM WARDLOW Greer, S. C. Physical Education, B.S. SNEAD, LILLIE FRANCIS Bassett, Va. Education, B. A, SORRELLS, SHIRLEY ANN Tuckaseigee Mathematics, BS, College Marshal 25 Dean's List 1, 23 Honor Clubs 1, 2: Intramurals 23 SNEA 2, 35 Math Club 2, 3. SPAIN, STEVE RANDALL Chase City, Va. English, B.A. Vice President Junior Classg Hilltop Staff 3, 4, Editor 41 President of Summer BSU Council 43 Ministerial Con- ference 1: SNEA 2, 3, 4. - one hundred eight - 61 CLASS OF '66 SPROUSE. WILLIAM HARRY Simpsonville, S. C. Physical Education. BS. STALLINGS. BRENDA MELVIA Henrietta Education, B.A. Scriblerus 2. 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 43 Campus Choir 2, 31 Dormi- tory Ohicer 23 Volunteers for Christ 2, 33 Methodist Student Movement 2, 3, Vice President 33 SNEA 3, 4, Vice President 4. STEEN. FREDERICK ROLAND North Charleston, S, C. Religion. B.A. 1' Logothia 31 Classical Club '.. if 'lj Ministerial Conference 2, ,yy 3, President 35 Mission 5 Council 2. ,hh STROUPE, MILES HARRY Cherryville My If Mathematics, B.S. Dormitory Officer 2: YDC 2: Mathematics Club 3: Commission 2. SULLIVAN. BEVERLY JANE Charlotte Education. B, A. Dormitory Officer 4: WRA Council 3: Commission -1. TEAGUE. JAMES MICHAEL Clyde Latin. B.A. Ministerial Conference 2, 3. 4, Secretary 2, President 33 Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 4. TEAGUE. LEIGHTON DOUGLAS Purlear Physical Education, B.S. THOMAS. VERNON EUGENE Mt. Holly Accounting, BS. - one hundred nine - V Y' . tif .- . - ...Age Ji S ' '54 . if 1 N 'C' 1 a K.. 1:1-f' -rf' gn..- OWN lr. i V I - ... ... ...I .lu vw 4 ' - aw mel--5fm1f:QM.i 1E4!i1i,:.Ll.L.-I - l -naw...-9 wgnw... Wm-- l l l l ll 1 6 ' .3 :I Il ' I I' - l I I ii lei. SE IOR THRUSH, MRS. ALEXANDRA PINKSTON Augusta, Ga. Education, B.A. WADDELL. JERRY WAYNE Sparta Business Administration, B.S. Wingate, UNC WALKER, ANITA LOUISE Durham Mathematics, B.S. Science Honor Club Secre- tary 43 Intramurals 3, Math Club 3. 4. Mount Olive Junior College WALKER, FRANCES MARIE Greenville, S. C. Voice, B.M.E. Miss Laurel Candidate 3: College Choir 3, 43 YWA 3, 4: MENC 3, 4. Wingate Junior College WEATHERS. ELIZABETH ANN Forest City Education, B.A. Miss Laurel Candidate 3: SNEA: Social Service Club 4. WELLING, CHARLES EUGENE Brooklyn, N, Y. Mathematics, B.S. WEST. ROBERT TRUETT Andrews Mathematics, B.S. WHETSTONE. JAMES REGINALD Richmond, Va. History, B.A. Senior Class Senator, Col- lege Choir lg Campus Choir 13 YRC 3, 4, Vice President. - one hundred ten - Q5 'mn:':::'E' CLASS OF ,66 WHITE, CAROL ANN Rim-lzmmicl. Vu. Education. BA. College Marshal, Assistant Chief 33 Deans List 1, 2, 3: Scrihlurus 1, 2, 3, SeCi'e- tary LZ, President 3: Campus Choir 1: YWA 22, SNEA 3, -I: Court 3, -lx Non-Parit-I Society 1, 2: Who's Who -l. 1 1 WHITE, MARION LUCINDA Marietta, Gu. Education, B.A. SNEA -1: Campus Choir 2, 3, -1, Florida State University vi-Q, WILSON, JAMES HARPER , Bakersville T' Business, BS, f ..,f WILSON. JOYCE ANN Weat'ert'ille -rm., Business, B.S. all WOOD, KENNETH VVILLARD Crozet Business Administration, BS. Monogram Club -li Dormi- tory Office 2, 3: Varsity Basvhall 1, 2, 3, -lg Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, -I1 Intramural Council 2, 3, 4. WURST, ROBERT GEORGE Asheville Aeeounting, B.S. YATES, TONY MORRIS Faith Religion. BA, nv'- 'WN 'm ,L U 1 X SENIORS NOT PICTURED Allen, Larry Randolph Ammons, Mrs. Linda Rice Baskin, John Edward. Jr, Bridges, Macy Virginia Coward, Ronald Charles Eller. James Franklin Ford, Shirley Annette Goodman, Caleb Jackson II Greene, Joseph Craig Greene, Mrs. Martha Britt - one hundred eleven - l.'L.Luuman-:A-Imaam -we 13 - - G.'oean, Russell Leon Herman. Fred Wade Lewis, Polly Briggs Pressley, Charles Ray Rhoades, Patricia Burton Richard, Cletus Eugene Sams, Bruce Patterson Whitley, Roger William Williams, George Joseph l o, More swaeziira ni . were coameees my wzmwaaiioraes ' The national publication Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities this year, for the first time, allowed Mars Hill to submit nominations for possible inclusion in the 1966 edition. The names of 20 Mars Hillians were submitted, and all were chosen by the editors of the publication for inclusion. The Who's VVho publication is a bound volume of biographical sketches on outstanding student leaders at colleges and universities throughout the nation. It is open only to juniors, seniors and graduate studentsg and to be included is considered a high honor. Selection of the Mars Hill nominees was made by an anonymous committee of faculty members appointed by the faculty's committee on academic standing. The candidates, all seniors, were chosen on the basis of campus leadership, promise of future usefulness and academic standing. The 1966 Laurel salutes the following persons who have brought great honor to themselves and to the college through their selection for inclusion in the 1966 edition: 4- 65 vs? f ,ff RICK COTHRAN BEVERLY SILVERIO ANDY GOOD Senior Senior Senior Biology Elementary Education Classical Languages, Religion Piedmont, S. C. Pittsburgh, Pa, Roanoke, Va. . . . a warm and friendly person, Rick . . . neatness and efficiency mark her . . . a pleasant disposition and an-ever- has gone to serve his country. person: quietness and calmness show her present smileg Andyls always willing to personality. help. He should succeed in style. - one hundred twelve - .' 55 . F ' X' 'Q 'fu 5 .gr LOIS SHARON Senior Elementary Education Wake Forest, N. C. . . . warm-hearted and interested in others, Lois has demonstrated Christian grace. J., -L. v E.:-rv' JACKIE MITCHELL Senior Business Draper, N. C. . . . he has what it takes in the business world - wit, wisdom, patience and per- sonality. MARTHA PENLEY Senior English Hildebran, N. C. . . . with seriousness of purpose and deep faith she is following God's call. - one hundred thirteen - V I 1 f 'I Il Il 4 E. - 4 Nl ELLIS FULBRIGHT Senior Religion Granite Falls, N. C. . . . do you have a job for someone? Call on Ellis, soft-spoken and hard- working: he will see it through. flex. Q' X N. . R 'A AM -2- .nf HK ' f MRS. JUDY W. HALYBURTON Senior Biology Candler, N. C. . . . in the lab or in the library Judy displays a superior degree of intelligence: she can face the future with confidence. Y -I 1. il P5 ,. fi 51 V i A: H I, v . i 5 . J I +I. l 4 1 n fi U 1 ii! U .G , l l tl 4 3 in .Irv al .4 4 4.,,nev1,-W. W. i 'I U . .1--'iw- vwv'w. r , '- . ,L,.i.,.. . 4.5. ' 'Q-1y'mv-,fray-v '- 1: --- . Q - ' ..L,.--.. 1 I i BILL ROTAN Senior Music Granite Falls, N. C. . . . friendly spirit, mature judgement, capable musicianship should carry Bill far in a needful world. 5 I V Q ii U Q i i 'Hi-'ex' 5 1 i 5- :' ,. e N IME E 5 i - - i. it i ' E' NANCY HALL Senior Home Economics King, N. C. . . . .always considerate, always under- standing, Nancy will make a fine home economics teacher. RITA PROPST Senior English Hickory, N. C. . . . she knows the meaning of depend- ability and the rewards of selfless service. DWIGHT CHILDERS Senior English, French Weaverville, N. C. . . . he has the keenness of mind, the intellectual curiosity and the patience to become a brilliant scholar. - one hundred fourteen -- C HRI S PAPPAS Senior Business Rowland, N. C. . . . the woes of the world need more men with the dedication and determi- nation, with the fairness and character Chris has. ELLEN HAVENS Senior Elementary Education Asheboro, N. C. . . . quiet but active, she has the under- standing that a first grade teacher needs. 'Y' l i 2 A- --Mx. ' ' 'fi' i NORMAN SELBY Senior Music Onancock, Va, . , . a fine musician moves on to still greater challenges. -me Q 1 e i ff 3155- , 3' I 1 ' 1 . M- 95552 f - ll ' 2'-12: i - f gg T.: ' 2, gf an YL A 1 fa- W ' U' I' L, .,,4 Q , lg T .3 H W .,.., 12.234 - f:. 1,55ii3ga+x1 e3i?.-A E l 4,3 ' gg - '- gs Y-5 -M .... 2:5 . , N- ,.,: 5 ..i- ,Ag-2, ggi: HE? gg .. fs 371.4 T 'IL ' as 1 ' 1-at 11131, :SUM i '- .Lf '-N, -, Wifi? 'W A , ' V 7- ' ar,w::,,..Y X -ip' CAROL WHITE Senior Elementary Education Richmond, Va, . 4 . her future in the classroom should be as bright as she has been as a student on the Hill. RHEA LINEBERGER Senior Elementary Education Connelly Springs, N. C. . . A. having proven her ability in the pupil's chair, an intelligent girl moves to the teachers desk. C Dt DAVID CLAPP Senior Latin Spartanburg. S. C. . . . versatile redhead promises to make a mark on the world such as he has made on the campus. - one hundred fifteen - 'Q . TOM HALL Senior History Brevard, N, C. , . . his quick wit and keen talents as an orator will be missed on the campus, but our loss is the min1stry's gain. Lffxx A , STELLA LAM Senior Music Hong Kong . , . her friendly smile and her gift in music. have brought a new depth of meaning to our understanding of the peoples in the world around us. mv-vault' .V ., , A3fgWWvkmww0-uN- 1, If V, in 5 ' F X Q 7 - , iff? ' 1 f 5 5 . I A A L . Q P ' g V 2 x Y 1 T2 N i J I 5 1 t 3 51 1 V-I AHL F, ,J . , 5 : ,,. ..n...A.,, .,.. ,.L.Xj,,, gig In Lmiuium-jggify '- r.-I A K 3 V W R , ,. K.-H.: fl-v EA lx -vw-w12'rK'tr'v ff' 'W' Wm V W H , , ni, -V -N '4-- ' 1 ,,,, ...,., ,,f1+f-:,,- K9 My . - A- 14. :1.g,,M--H-'-rf '92 . ' 'a If VIUQ55' I un C35 5. Y a .M 3 5 G v ' EQ I. s I Ffa v E Ji .- .Q , I If: Q5 - If lil I L. 2 I ? i 1 f N v I , I Q T V ' -'-f-5 V ,-.--,..,,.g.'...',1:-i.,, 1g w-lm,ge4I'.,,,ggvj'..,IL,-y- ' , 1 I me ir Wlllli 5054? S . -. , gil 4,3 ' Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. Life and power are scattered with all its beams. -Daniel Webster CRAIG COVEY President Other oiicers of the class for 1965-66 were ileft to rightl Mr. Francis Montaldi and Miss Nancy Morris, sponsors Patsy McDowell, treasurerg Carolyn Broome, vice president: and Knot picturedl Judy Hill, secretary. - one hundred eighteen - T 1 CLA B' B' OF ,6 .1 'P' Us ', FEET' B 1, Aa. -ou Adams, Banny Franklin Allen, Judy Dianne Allen, Martha Carol Hays Mars Hill Valdese ,fwvf 4-nf 43 if is Uu...4 -I 17 one hundred nineteen - Oh - u4a4....:41..:.1.u11.- ..t.u.uL..L-.. -:- , W .-1-.M MW --A-Y 1- - - -W -- Anclerson, Rlchard Harold, Jr. Mars H111 Arrant, Philhp Leon Clyde Babb. Richard Lawson Simpsonville, S. C. Beachy, Vmcent Raymond III Petersburg, Fla, Beck, Geraldine Louise Cherokee Beddingfield, Donnie Hue Zebulon Bell, Slbyl Ann Warne Blake, Ernest Tyson, Jr. Lumberton Blythe, Barbara Elxzabeth Huntersvllle AA-.. ww- -A - ,V 1:1 , ' - L-'m.'a5'ff 'W !a H:I? '2'+E'1f',f' 51 5'-L1Z' f7H'l'B Ei: fhx 17 T UNIOR ,vs f-T' Vw 15.4. I .,....-Qu new ' Booe, Brinda Ann Roanoke, Va. Booe, Linda Dare Roanoke, Va. Bostic, George Thomas Asheville Bounds, Jacquelyn Elaine Powell, Tennessee Boyd, John Lawrence Roseland, Va. Boyette, Needham Bruce, Jr Newport News, Va. Bradley, Virginia Lynn Greenville, S. C. Brinkley, Maxie O'Brian, Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. Brogden, Emma Louise Durham Brooks, Flora Bernice Broome, Carolyn Alene Broome, Cathy Elaine Asheville Gastonia Gastonia 1:13 M-'TY .1 - one hundred twenty fx '? la. ee, I L.. Brown, Wade Edward, Jr. Boone Broyhill, William Thomas Lenoir Bryson, Arnold Truman Horse Shoe Bullard, James Claybon Cary Caldwell, Carl King, Jr. Bluefield, W. Va. Caldwell, Eugeniz Kipling Palm Beach, Fla, Campbell, Nancy Carol Troy Campbell, Paul Lambert Rock Hill Cappar, Alexander W. Palm Beach, F... ..-. ....., ,--...--, , W .. 1 fQ'x'4 ' f .JS 4' 'LW' ' fin 1: 'Ds ig 'QL WZ, Wiiiiam ' ' Fla. Carter, Willie Hinton, Jr. Charlson. Carolyn Sue Choake, Robert Hugh Roanoke Rapids I ,af 'ff ffm! 544' Asheville Sparka CLASS OF '6 fi TN 40 - one hundred twenty-one - 'znmurkiiedl , .1u,.,-53:1 , A A i g f ii-I ur' f KU 1- flv- ' 3 1 Cn.l'iW.'1 ,... . 4. . Clamp Glorla Carole Clanton Jane LOUISE Clapp. William Harold Greenvxlle S C Clearwater Fla High Point one hundred twenty-two - 1 I l X. 1 l. l l 5 CLASS OF '6 ,. -1 we i Q-1-1 , Davis, Charles Brantley Davis. Timothy Monroe Dean, lVl1ldi'ed Lnuisf Orinlgncl Beach. Fla, Mocksville Walkertuwn Delk, Wilmer Donnie ,,,.- Hilda. S. C. ,4- DeWeese, Charles William Asheville Dooley, Jess Marion, Jr. Eastanollee, Georgia Dntsun, Harvey Ray ,,.w- ,. North Wilkesboru D- 1 ' We ' fr . '9Uv.- , Duckett, Joyce Ann 4 Winchester, Virginia ILL Dulaney, John Roy Burnsville Duncan. Darlene Elizabeth J West Jefferson jf 14' as Duncan, Joan Robinson Bakersville N' I is '! Dunn, Patricla Rhodes Hamlet ' - one hundred twenty-three - t 4 3 ' 1 :k42h...QA..'1..4..' -g..maL.. ..- -I Y -f f iii nr 1 ' V 1 1 Q , 5 'S ii ii l l 9 1 2 1, 1. ll I ll v 'QP 1 it 1 ii R4 M H 1 WW ff' '- ' Y'lJ.'i.!'ll!fEL!!i T.tl?YlPT9l'?!'!F!31jh. ' ' ' mimi' V, JUNIOR. .gi-Q1 SC Earp, ,sf-as . Fox, Jimmy Loyd Van Wyck, S. C. - one hundred twenty-four Fox, Linda Sue Lenoir William Arthur Boomer Echols, Aubrey Douglas, Jr. Mulberry, Fla. Echols, Sandra Gail Chilhowie, Virginia Ek, Carl Albert Bethune, S. C. Ellington, Thomas Riticor Waynesboro, Va. Fisher, James Henry Asheville Fleenor, Robert Eli, Jr. Bristol, Tennessee Fleming, Jane Terry Versailles, Indiana Foltz, Terry Lee Walnut Cove Franklin, Bobby Dean Marshall ffv? rr-P': ' F ' Frazier, Edwin Ray Wake Forest 3 , its Freeman, Sally Diane Durham 'Assy' Garner, Sandra Lee Mount Gilead Gentry, Edward Norris Marshall Gibson, Robert Malone Alexandria, Va. Gibson, William Harold ..f- :ik .x Alexandria, Va. Godfrey, Stanley Louis Greer, S. C. Goff, Janet D'ette Asheville I 'fx Gosnell, Judy Elaine Marshall Green, Jerry David Grogan, Brenda Reid Guyer, Patrick Reavis Marshall Sarasota, Fla. Elkin 'tiff' ,qv lf' . - one hundred twenty-five - '- Lil , -ellQc: - - ,V we x iiiliif -l CLASS OF '67 t lv- ,e :irxe'aer1f,'g'-,wf-r:z11.,'.1 ,'vi'iz5141Q:Hl?f11f?i! C, HN? G fi :LJ 'ir' qrlzv Hancock, Richard Dale Harris, Richard Cullern Harris. Vivian Carol Winston-Salem Wake Forest North Plainfield, N. J, Hathaway, Robert Cox, Jr. Charlottesville, Va. Hawkins, Linwood Tony Longhurst Hendrix, John Patton Asheville Henley, Daniel Stephen Arden Herman, Cyril Bruce Hickory Hill, Judy Carolyn Mt. Airy Hill, Patsy Margaret Rutherfordton Hill, William Dennis Kannapolis Hilton, Linda Marie Troy JUNIOR 'Q 'Qs 'vt' lip' v--' Xfvl one hundred twenty-six -- -Q.-...-Q i -1-...J '22-1 1 - Y F x,. CLAS OF '6 - W lf, Huguu, Irrs Louise Howell, John Rodney Huddle, Jack Odell Newark, Delawarv Asheville Richmond, Va, Hughes, Tum my Phrlip Swannanoa Hutto, Luther D3DlEl Orangeburg, S, C. Q. Q' WT' Ingle, Wllliam Carlyle N. Wrlkn-sboro D Ingold, Pamela Hunt Gl'CC'HVlllE', S. C. 'lbw Inman, Ann Lrles MV Canton 5 Jackson, Jimmy Edward Dmon. S. C, 2 V v F I I f Johnson. Raymond D. Forest. Jr. l Charlotte 1 --, ' J ll N ll' S V af' .f 0 ef , C lt' UL Mooresboro 'l Keller, Mack Dav1d 1 Granm- Falls ' 1 , - one hundred twenty-seven - ' . ,Q -A fig-g ' -1--'rili ,K - , ,.. , -1-.--Y -- M- A -- F I ,vwvewfira fn-r'r1.'41nm:mifE1w2www.' . 'limi l L Keller, Pamela Jean ii im Taylorsville lg f Q , Kinsey, Robert Stafford we Richmond I Lamberth, Laura Ann Q Reidsville V I 1 3 Lane, William Thomas Y Meadowview. Va. M. 1 Leake, Robert Jackson , Stoneville l , Xin if --f' Lee, Ollin Lane, Jr. I Fairmont i 'l i f Lovell, Mary Chan Greensboro .ax Lutz, Melvin Roscoe, Jr. W up Lenoir W i' Wf'-1 'sz-ev' .. 'T ,mf McBride. James Smith I D Lanham, Maryland I L I Q Ti F li 15 l I il JUNIOR. McCall. Eunice Mary Sue Acworth, Georgia McDowell, Patricia Leigh McFee, Malcolm Roger Brookneal, Virginia Asheville ...... ,L - one hundred twenty-eight . -rx .,,.r.,Hfi 1:17 Malone, Myra Sut- Shcllix' Martin, BL-tty .lant- Hickorv Martin, Dunna Durham Mathesqn, Nancy Ju Morristown, Tennessee Melton, Judith Kay Spindale Eileen Metcalf, Patricia Lynne fi ing, PU! 4-Y l I r ,-1 vw.. 1-...N QQ' ws. 1 '2' Burnsville Mills, Martha Nell Highlands Moncrief, Jo Ellen Landis Morgan, Selwa Janice Fair Bluff Morrow, Evelyn Marie Motley, Rita Gail Andrews Charlotte A15 Mulkev, Edwin Douglas Fairburn, Ga. . , , 1 '35 1-K4 'Cu V' flu-. l , Tifr 4'0 one hundred twenty-nine - 1 1 I I C ASS OF '6 i 1 f -1-g-f r Y-r' '-fi F F5 5..'?'!r!f'l.'UdlE?1L?k'll.'jZ!!H!lHE7 t1W! , . . Www' t uv , Oakley, Vernon Bradsher, Jr. Oxentine, Mary Elizabeth Pace, Joyce Annette South Hill, Va. Lumberton Williamston, S. C. V . U 'ft . .Y ...ff -11 W' .3?fi?:2'? . . ' Pankey, William Allen, III , Mars Hill . ,R A Payne, Robert Clifford, Jr. I at Greensboro T ' Peniger, Paul Ewin iw' Lexington 1 W , I I . y 'Qi Mc' A Penley, Charles Kermit Asheville Peterson, Iris Deanne Bakersville 'Q' Philbrick, Kenneth Lockwood Stuart, Fla. Phillips, Edwin Glen, Jr. Mars Hill Phillips, Thompson Walton Newport News, Va. ii.,- Pierce, Charles Iredell, Jr. P Ahoskie - one hundred thirty - JUNIOR fi 65' . iam! 1-...Af VD' .416 CLASS OF '6 .M ,lv 'JS' y ..J'f',I Z' ' , is yr' Plcmmons, Laura Maxine Poats, William Daniel, Jr. Pond, Sara Caroli Marshall Waynesboro, Va. Suffolk, Va. Potts, Carol Jean Charlotte Privette, Robert Malcolm 1 Havelock ' x .,,f Greenville, S. C. Raymer, William Eugene Concord Reese, Emily Nadine Horse Shoe Reynolds, Daniel Thomas Pinewood, S. C. WI.1.3' Rhodes. Larry Dean Winston-Salem V,--in ge' ,Ss ' Rhvne, Reginald Norman . High Point yin - Q 'V-ef 'A I Richardson, Eugene David Lowell - one hundred thirty-one - hvniimusmnuuds '.xm.eui..4 . -...Ef. ......,... N..- . . D, ,W -f-in-nn: Paines, Norman Wesley, Jr. Y I , I 1 1 l A I I P, l 5 . l Y l N 'N - -ZiE?'JE.'l bf 'ff 'C1L.'1!.'!iflB5!':f'ft l9Wl'55!'fW, '. ' ' NV: ': -fr'::f! 'Vi 're' JUNIOR gx wg' if--I9 F-P EZ, W , Vs... Seel, William Atkinson Greenville Q ,vw TTD' ,L - one hundred thirty-two Richardson, James Norris, Jr. Hilton Head Island, S. C, Ricker, Jerry Alan Asheville Ritz, Robert, Jr. Cherry Hill, N. J. Robbins, Linda Frances Apex Roebuck, Linda Carol Statesville Rollins. Robbie Lee, Jr. Greenville, S. C. Russell, Sharyn Ann Asheville Scruggs, George Coleman Spencer Searcy, Ronald Dean Marion Sherlin, Johnny Fredrick Asheville Shaw, Faye Irene Kershaw E if-Q ,.1 we 1 ft WX! Ss.-1 unu- me Shook, Joyce Hunter Mars Hill Silver, Judy Lynn - Marshall x rf' Sinclair, Gwendolyn Marsha 7' Showns, Tennessee Slate, Jane Morris Winston-Salem Sloan, Keever Vinson, Jr. Greer, S. C, Smith. Adrienne Kay Asheboro YYY ,-1 :- -ni' Smith, Mack Edward Greensboro Smith. William Henry Winston-Salem ,. Snead, Janet Lynn Danville. Va. Sparks, Billy Marvyn Sparks. Dorothy Kay Burnsville Morganton Eff,fg'57fAf'f A ' ' 'TX Spencer. 'Wanda Gay Newton -'Q - one hundred thirty-three - 1- ,.f N.-nov Q- CLASS OF '6 3.1, i .rx i . rvu f 'M' -fb--f --H--- - f A ff ' inn-r I l i l ,I li fl 5 I i il la ll 14 l l A I ln ri 'L l la I I I F I I v l 1 l 4 K A a l w 1 l 2 -LV f'wL?ss1.!mwmrmHf282f!s'!1'e'L'3'-'--'f : s'.':7'3!'1'!'!mS!lll?3!lE'w4lkI 'US qs., sq...- ff- f 'CQ Sprinkle, Roger Gale Stanton. Rhonda Lee Staton, Betty Jean Simpsonville Stewart. David Carlyle Petersburg, Va. Stewart, Frances Mary King Strong. Jerry Edwin Salem. Va. Tapp, Jimmy B. Raeford Tarpley, Anne Scott New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Taylor, Gerald Herman Asheville Tesh, Donald Ray Winston-Salem Thompson. Paul Herman Fairmont Thompson, Stuart Arthur Columbia. S. C. Maxton Atlanta, Ga. JUNIOR as-f qua-s A ,- 5..- TCS' - one hundred thirty-four - pg A .':?- , W 1 9 QL . ,LAb OF 6 -' 'Q ' A 3 .5 . A 1 lx. fx - . .F-wx R .Q,.:.S.Q.. ,H- a r 'vm ' --klfg, 1'- :sl , 5- 'l'owui'y. James Patton Transuu. Hugh Flynt. Jr. Tiiixkmfiy Wadi: Dr-nnis Sumter. S. C. Decatur. Ga. Duclswn .-sw ,Af ir- vkivxf qr'-ff 415 .. -uf .1 .4221um.Lnz:niLnu.LL.,i.s1'a.4.uu. L .41 . . 1' 7 ,Ds Z-Q One hundred thirty five Vaughan. Thomas Burton Virginia Beach. Va. Vaughn. Reba Sue' Greenville, S. C. Ve-asey, Norma Sue Wheaton. Maryland Vess. Fremont Archibald. Jr, Covington, Va. Visitkul. Xanxai Bankok, Thialand Walker, Caraolie Linda Black Mountain Wall. Dinah Winston-Salem Wallace, Kay Frances Shelby Wallin, Carolyn Ann Mars Hill wr --A-fe-umm -vc ww-ns ga. 11.-svfirweeffsf-rnzxuanvu1Lsmn11n:,r4i'r.a in r w 'rf 401 t'Q5P1YEiJiJI'Ll9'5l'9CWi , A i i Q sus... wus df' aw JUNIOR .VQN . Ward, Henry Davis, Jr. Lumberton -,I Ware, Rita Sue ,b Charlotte ...1 Watkins. Charles Alan Wilmington, Delaware Watson, Francis De Etta Andrews Watts. Lois Jane Statesville Weathers, Dianne Couch Mars Hill ' Weaver, William Beverley Newport News, Va. ' . yan ,SQ1 - fs , Webster, Jesse David, Jr. .- Mebane h is 'Y' --- f Wheeler, Edgar Lee 5 4 ' 1' Burnsville J .' Williams, Donna Jean Williams, Patricia Ann Wilson, David Lee Miami Springs, Fla. Riverdale, Ga. Bakersville .ns-ag - one hundred thirty six nb? i ,iz :H E Wylie James Thomas 'xelton James Michael Hoang Roy Vincent Zion Henry Howard Salem Va. JUNIORS Ammons, Lewis Woodson, Jr. Banning, Doris Arm Broyhill, Otis Lutz, Jr, Bumgarner, Linda Kay Clouse, Mary Emma Fletcher, Samuel K. Garland, Jerry Howard Groce, Larry McCall Hair, Henry Edward Harmon, Christopher Columbus Hogue, Iris Louise Holder, Lamar Weldon Hopstetter, David Paul Hunt. Clemmet Millard Jenkins, Carl Michael McKinney. Ronald Bates 11554 NOT PICTURED Mallonee. Jerrie Lane Killen, Joseph Livingston, John Edward Parrish, Michael Frederick Pruett, William Marvin Pryor, Aurelia Jane Radcliff, Kathleen Hair Redmon, Kenneth Ray Revis, Terrell Thomasine Roberts, Malinda Mae Smith, Latha Ruth Sparks, Thomas Howard Tate, Billie Jean Webster. Susan Greta Wyatt. Nancy Ann Young, Don Chaney, Jr. 11 one hundred thirty-seven Kuhn!!-A ..,. V , , ,,:-,Q-mb.-...Qf........ i I 5 i 3 E ji ll 5 I .4 w lk I , 1 3 i 2 l E l it 3 1 i ,, i A 4 .l! E4.'e.ll-Wm....IE-LQfL'.-.is..lJ..,. 1. A scene from the play Ghosts, 2. Mr. Chapman selects another freshman. 3. Dr. Blackwell introduces the new president, Dr. Bently. to the college faculty. 4. Oh me, another long hot lab, 5. The new SGA president, Bob Hoots, polishes up a new college sign. 6, The new town post office will sure help the mail. 7. Band president Ed Brown helps Ann Peebles pack her contra bass clarinet for the band tour, but it doesn't look as though they are having much Success. - one hundred thirty eight - F-SP' ,. 'M . 'F .4 lfifnwe i- ' x..- Q P t I- Q '7 f A ... . My . g... - . Q. f-W1 VL. Q1 W .. ' U H-F.: 5'4.s??t-gvffk f reJw5?t1-I P MQr+ff- ff rr is f-14 f r , - .f- ,fi ,fx - AFQL ' 4 f . b My hfj,,EE,?. fifg., W, L- , !,.v' 'ha'-,.,,.,.':: 5 Ya' ,Q 15 ,. ' 1,..,-f-V it i.,,,f' 1 VL., '- -Shu if-9 4 3 45.3 ,ff L.,-. L f,fp',f-'::.:- - ' 69-, w. 1 5355? -- sy nl .E1filB.h,.. ' - we ff -I' 7 --M-..af,,,,?MKb'? :Is . S' 4 ,. :F-fl A Aliftzs gs-,,rgL5':m..'1.,-as--:lf-Eegii 1, Johnny cleans the mud of another season off his football shoes. 2. Band Day at Mars Hill College. 3. This is what the new gym will look like, some day. 4. Dr. Blackwell and Miss Eva Brewer, both retiring. 5, But Doc, I don't want any Saturday classes. 6. The happy cast of My Three Angels. 7. Just think, only 599 more pilings to drive. - one hundred thirty-nine - -. igr..-s.,.s.,L , Y , Y ,..i J, . .-. V .-,gn W 4 y - , wif' X ., w ,g , -. ,.e1 M 1- fri 35219 Ame b f c ,N ,523 .35 V 4, Nw -44.2 1 .mv A-pf.-Q -W-vp, 4iwwq..,4, -n w .,.1 ,- wgra-Nbn, ' 1 :W fr' X' 5 'TS 5 .f 3 s'- 5 .vxb 3 Q f r a 53 11 rw ,,w ,,f 155, . '41 ad ul, i V I qi Zi Ei wi gr is l il I P 1 1, is N xi 1 I if 5 .. 1-w-.unn-u,-.- ffymsa-swans 1,1-ll lgtalzraylirm :lt-iPll,N'lhWa i8-'-W !1KlZl?'H'lU 27635 ,50Z?l?fiWi?02ZQE lin. W7 The desire of Knowledge, like the thirst of riches, increases ever with V 4 acquisition of it. ,J , V , 1 -Laurence Sterne 1. if E 3 . .Jr 1 : . - . 5-giv e ,E V, i . rvrv CARROLL REED President Left to right - Sandra Duck, treasurerg Jim Smith, vice presidentg Nancy Pease, secretaryg Miss Virginia Hart and Mr. Emmett Sams, sponsors. - one hundred forty-two - Adams, Dennis Sterling Rockville, Conn. Aldridge, Ronald Gene Charlotte Alexander, Bonnie Jo Lebanon, N. J. Alexander, Esther Rae Charlotte Alinand, Lynda Dianne Jacksonville, Fla. Angel, Morris Lloyd Weaverville Axtell, Mary Louise Silver Springs, Md. Bagwell, Melinda Inez Greenville, S. C. fx -:Alt I i 75 ,x, ,, 'slr' f f 'nr N! .....-ff 0-1 x... wa...- lk 7' '. 'ix Auf' ..l g 'We one hundred forty-three - . My 6 :U- Q, -. l it CLASS OF '63 Baker, Betty Ann Wade Ballard, Richard Eugene Asheville Banks, James Bernard, Jr. Weaverville Barnette. Dixie Jean Raleigh Barnette, Mary Susan Lineolnton Bartles, Catherine Ann Union Mills Bell, Kenneth Lee Bridgeton, N. J, Bergen. Rebecca Caroline Allentown, Penn. Berry, Nancy Cornelia Charlotte Bingham, Joe Brock Miami, Fla. Bishop, Daniel Jackson Waynesville Blackwell, David Eric Mars Hill Boone, Walker Eugene Apalachin, N. Y. Boudman, William Jacob Raleigh Bowling, Gordon Kyle Stuart, Va. Boyd. Rebecca Ann Scotland Neck '!t!fAlHlZl1A.'M'AEEh.Lll:.ln.'1iu...:.llHi..' ' Lamb.-2...lj44 ' ....i..:H Q. tl run- -,mm-. v,.al.,.fxf:tm-an-1 'rr vm-r,vmxanvumxmgmm1,w:,v4z+r:rui.-. at wi rin f OPHO ORE Brown, Richard Ford Hamlet Brown, Wanda Jane Woodleaf Browning, Katherine Patricia Weaverville Bruce, William Thornton Greenville, S. C. Butler, Marian Cecilia Shelby Byerly, Thomas Michael Jacksonville, Fla. Cabe, Judith Ann Horse Shoe Cannon, Sandra Kaye Valdese Cansler, Beverly Carroll Newton Cantrell, Ann Rogers Fort Mill, S. C. Cantrell, Walker Eugene Winston Salem Carr, William Bryant, Jr. Matthews Carter, Frances Neal Fort Lee, Va. Carter, Garrett Kimberly Asheville Cason, Robert David Rock Hill, S. C. Cathey, Katy Lou Waynesville Boykin, Helen Brown Halifax Brandon, Francis Alan Durham Brann, Williain Cralle, ll South Boston, Va. Bridges, George Hines Raleigh Brooks, Frank Lane Louisville, Ky. Brose, Jean Heather River Edge, N, J. Brower, John Frederick Morristown, N. J. Brown, Linda Dean Weaverville fn. M995 '99 'R' l PU Chamberlin, Robert Jaines Orlando, Fla, Chang, Charles Ho-Dui Hong Kong Chiang. Dalen Tsung-I Detroit, Mich. Childers, Leslie Howard Heath Springs, S, C. Childers, Terry Devowell Statesville Chiles, Donald Settle Greenville, S. C. Clyde, Ruth Annette Saluda, S. C. Colandrea, Brenda Sue Adelphi, Md. 'U' ,Q r . 5... WT. .,... ...X N J ll Q 4 F , lu t X Y 'X .Pg dF 95 .--4 Al JN- MN , W x :X ,,...- ff-v' Q1- - one hundred forty-five - pin .A 6. 1.x .xiv CLASS OF 63 Cole, Anita Jane Candlei' Cole, Cilla Brenda Arden Coles, Candace Vale Rockledge, Fla. Collins, Tim Orangeburg, S. C. Collins, William Lee, Jr. Hot Springs Comer. Diana Jov Durham Corbin, Gloria Louise Washington, D. C. Council, Karen Annetta Hendersonille Cox, Louie Alexander Lexington Cox, Willie Guy, Jr, Raleigh Creasman, David Claude Alexander Crutchfield, Alice Dianne Greensboro Daniel, Linda Alton New Bern Davidson, Linda Kay Asheville Davis, Madelyn Shermer Winston Salem Davis, Ray Mars Hill --4 - 1'e-- ' 1 .l. ,s l 4 l l 1 l ll lil l ll i E v . l -. ll K l 4 1 D l 1 I I IF I 1 Q l l l if Q I 9 , 4 . gi 'i l I i l 1 l .x!- in 'Kas 011110 ORE Duck, Sandra Lea Asheville Dunn, Brenda Elizabeth Clinton Dyar, William Lee Cantersville, Ga. Dyer, James Everette Salisbury Early, Paul Davis, Jr. Greensboro Eddleman, Virginia Celesta Decatur. Ga. Edwards, Mary Deyth Marshall Eib, Steve Dwight Chester, Va. Eichorn, John Edward Wevport, Tenn. Elam, Janis Lucile Mars Hill Eller, James Norman Wilkesboro Ellis, Judith Rae Lincolnton Farnham, Marianne Travelers Rest, S. C. Farrell, Joan Carol Richmond, Va. Ferger, James Allen Fort Myers, Fla, Fidler, John Allen Cherow. S. C. T' I 'f'e-A--fvffru -w .uuaa-14.11.4111--.yr-rgzsvztmmlfulmninlwlr sr:'hni'b fr t' 'i'4f-Bf'l2l!iiSrWlli'1VJNLff!l!!ilGkW41l'I'-'rf' is Davis, Robert Stanley Greenville, S. C. Deaton, James Ronald Lakeland, Fla. Decker, Hilda Joan Murphy DeWeese, William Theodore, Hazelwood Dibert, Charan Marie Greenville, S. C. Douglass, Hazel Elizabeth Raleigh Dowling, Henry Grady, Jr. Jr. dl!- aff K 5 Easley, S, C, DuBois, Herbert Sheldon, III Jacksonville, Fla. 'Skt 4' ,li- 5-, we 'tj-' one hundred forty six Y'-'D 'Dx L 5...- I I l , . E- Flippin, Russel Jay Stuart, Va. Fulsnm. Sharon Jean Fayetteville Forrest, Lee Cranford Falls Church, Va. Fox, Barbara June Jonesboro, Ga, Fulbriglit, Ruby Ann Mars Hill Fulbright, Sylvia Jean Waynesville Gahagan, Monnie Gayle Marshall Garris, Gene Allen Columbia, S. C. -x X , K i ,ff-ff , fb' 'Kr ' ' 1 i 1f '21 h is ' , Ar- gr .,xv, Q K ev- f 'iff -, is - one hundred forty-seven 1, .L CLASS 0 Gaskin, Richard Allen Lancaster, S, C. Geney, Virginia Esther Haworth, N. J. Gillis, Linda Gail Raliegh Gilman, Eva Roberta Spartanburg, S. C, Goodwin, Sharon Ruth High Point Gordon, Jeanne Lynn Tabor City Gore, Sylvia Rivers Tabor City Graham, Rebecca Jo Chandler Greene. Julia Alice Granite Falls Groce, Michael Von Roth Winston-Salem Gurley, Rebecca Darlene Fort Lee, N. J. Haerle, Jane Sevier Weaverville Hale, Patricia Ann Marshall Hall, Martha Elizabeth Salisbury Ham, Cynthia Kay Mooresville Harris, Elaine Marie Shelby Mu ,,. F '63 , . --1' 2' :' ' Amin- - ............ aa- U..-n..a-m.-u-ffvp-'vgrm 'iff 8? Vw-vw r OPHO- ORE Henson, Sandra Kaye Atlanta, Ga. Hodge, James Adger, III Abbeville, S. C. Holcombe, Ann Marie Weaverville Hollowell, Timothy McCloud Morganton Honbarrier, Sandra Jane Charlotte Honeycutt. Beulah Dian Granger, Ind. Honeycutt, Judy Ann Mars Hill Hoots Robert Daniel Winston-Salem Howard, Georgia Kaye Raleigh Hunter, Barbara Jaye Winston-Salem Hunter, Harriet Elizabeth Ltunberton Jackson, William Michael Lyman, S. C. Jarris, Beverly Jane Mars Hill Jarvis, Margaret Alice Glen Burnie, Md. Jarvis, Scott McKinley Naples Jaynes, Eleanor Dianne Asheville ZS t. up .ji 7 va! ...fa-H' one hundred forty-eight any-.1nm1:mvua.n.g:w we-16 15' if -- New wr Mlis1'5' MMiJ Hawk, Joseph Harry Andrews Haycraft, Ann Louise Silver Spring, Md. Haynes, Robert Marion Washington, D. C. Healey, John Michael St. Petersburg, Fla. Henry, Thetis Irene Winnabou Hensley, Karen Ann Jonesboro, Ga. Hensley, Norval Edwin Swannanoa Henson, Judy Elaine Canton in-1-. 'E l 4 if Johnston, Joseph Clyde Statesyillc Ji-nes, David Lcslic G1'ccnsboro Jones, Frank Tisdale Gainesville, Fla. Juiics. Jttltll D., III Aiken, S. C. Jones, Karen Lee Florence, S. C. Joyner, Larry Milton Henderson Judkins, Henry Nicholas, Jr. Surry, V a, Justice, Judith Ann Marion F'. ...--....,' 4n ' ...f . of!! Os U' ,9- Ks gy- PU! CLASS OF Kai 1 iker P'IIIlC1'l Carol Ixannapolis Keith, David Joel Willis, Va. Kelly, Carolyn Bertha Sanford Kirby, Ann Gwynn 63 4-rv 74 X . WP4' I-1luuWniuufmmmuuMa.a1.,i.1m 149 - 1 one hundred forty-nine -- Asheville Kirby. Clarence Aubrey Shelby Kirkman, Ruffus Floyd, Jr, Pleasant Garden Kuszmaul, Nanette Ruth Baltimore, Md. Lackey, Glenda Beth Ridgecrest Lambert, Karen Lynnette Burlington Lancaster, Ann Russell Roanoke Rapids LeClaire, Robert James Bethune, S. C. Lentz, Larry Wayne Winston-Salem Locklear, Wanda Susan Fairmont Lovelace, David Shimp, III Wilmington, Del. Lowe, Nancy Joyce Highlands lVIcAlister, David Wray Spruce Pine W X III II I :I I II 'I I . I E 'I I I I I I 1 I I , , 3 I I ,I x I I I Q ,fi I I v I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , . - --.,. ,..... .... ,.,..... ..... .-.JE -. r.f...,- xuvfnnuvlxuwsnx C? 'Yifzf pf. 1--,Q nv.. anmmngfa wi-me-we ww-wmmnumummnmmnm I OPHO GRE 'ws Mason, Diane Yvonne Silver Spring, Md. Mauldin, Lola Kathryn Orlando, Fla. Maynor, Kenneth David Athens, Tenn. Mayo, Frances Bee Kinston Meadows, Judith Ann Leicester Miller, Jean Elizabeth Waynesville Mitchell, Daniel Homer, J Fairmont Moon, Cheryl Taylard, S. C. Moon, Henry Taylor Jacksonville, Fla. Moore, Cherrie Ellen Camden, S. C. Morris, Martha Sue Mt. Aiiy I'. Mull, Harrison Alexander, Connelly Springs Murdock, Mona Lavonne Burnsville Murray, Patricia Ann Mars Hill Myers, Charles Clinton Brevard Nails, Frank Holland, Jr. Salem, Va. Q.-0 5 N 1 ui t , ,, G. iff' One hundred fifty 'UQ .fr YW' B' J 'K , .- K gy ' Y' A -1' . ....,, 'UK in ill'- fps-aa.. M:Craw, Barry Glenn Lynchburg, Va. McDonald, Camilla Mae Miami, Fla. McIntosh, David Robert Burnsville McIntosh, John Thomas Mount Holly McLennan, Kathryn Marie Asheville McManus, Robert Ussery, Jr. Midland Mann, Ernest Kyle, Jr. Swann Quarter Martin, James Harvey, IH Falls Church, Va. Q-nr ix, T-J ,fl I aa- 4. ,.,, l , M t some--W, J - . cyf' 'U NV T-v Owen, Hartild Eugene Richintincl, Vu. Owens, Mary Miluin Gasti inia Owens, Virginia Elizaheth Luinbcrtnn Parsons, James Tummy North Wilkeslnuro Payne, Eugene David Greensboro Pease, Nancy Carolyn Bonne Peebles. Carolyn Ann Candler Penland, Nancy Wofford Wellford, S. C. I , . is 4--f . ' 'ages-'l'.I ' md nl- - 1 'X ffx 4 If 1 f A All - 'QF WFFZ' A rx -' ' ga? 'Wr- ., ,vfx 1x 'f 'vs 'wx Q' Q0 ff'- f x ??7.' -Y A - one hundred fifty-one - rf tw 16' Q. il CLASS OF 968 Pe-nley, Charles Kermit Asheville- Peppers, Linda Kay lVlarinn Phillips, Martha Camper Durham Pierce, Robert Glenn Garner Pigg, Graham Reid Midland Plemmons. Peggy Elaine Marshall Plemmons. Willa Ann Marshall Porter, Anne Marie Atlanta, Ga. Powell, Geurge Elliot Waynesville Protlitt, Charles Ronald Burnsville Randall, Nancy Jane Gastonia Rawlinson, Joanne Winnsborn Rayford, Maxie Ann Charlf rtte Reed. Joel Francis Union, S. C. Rice, Kathryn Joanne Ms,nrganton Richardsi in, James Brinson Charlotte .-+,JFV.f?J'if -1'Z1,,p'Lw ' mu -- E, , ,Y 'Wi' f l B-L. 'I i i E n i 'il w Z ,ii ll I iii 4 I I 'il li, ,ui A -L if Tp il In l l 'i l I 1 I iiiz'--A 7 S' ' , .Haifa 0PH0.0RE Rogers, Jane Winter Park, Fla. Russell, Nancy Susan Mars Hill Salmons, Ellen Frances Winston-Salem Sampson, James Alan Martinsville, Va. Schultz, Steven Edward Washington, D. C. Scott, Alvin Eugene Mt. Airy Secondine, Joheph William Canton Sellstrom, Stanley Richard Asheville Sellstrom, Stephen Howard Asheville Settle, Johnny Norman Elkin Simcox, Mary Eugenia Showns, Tenn. Skidds, Linda Lee Hendersonville Slagle, Lloyd Wayne Marshall Slaughter, Ronald Carson Spray Smith, Harold Wayne Climax Smith, James Eugene Asheville - one hundred fifty-two Richardson, James Claude Stuart, Va. Richardson, Sarah Beth Mars Hill Robbins, Brenda Kay Forest City Roberts, Gloria Sharon Asheville Roberts, Scoville Caswell, Jr Asheville Robinson, Bruce Gregg Atlanta, G'a. Robinson, Carolyn Elaine Mars Hill Roderick, John William Spencer , S S E i. '1 l l l l l l 4 . 41 '4 4 l wg V r 4 4 , i l 4 4 4 , 4 I 4 Smith, Mary Ann Morganton Smith, Rhoda Jeanette Valdesc Spencer, Richard Albert G1'E'CllSbL11'tD Stuncil, John Luther Asheville Steadman, Howard William, Jr, Inman, S. C, Stephens, Gary Allen Morganton Stevens, Andy Lewis Fletcher Strickler, Wayne Cleveland Avon Park, Fla. nm., s..- 541 -f cp -gf ir- 4 'UN i l 1 4 v--N, - one hundred fifty-three l ti CLASS OF '63 Slrub, Jr nlY4 in Michael Winst 1 in-Salem Swain, Jerry Dale Elkin Swicegood, Rheta Kay Salisbury Tate. Robert Gary Travelers Rest, S, C, Taylor, Charles Zell Winston-Salem Taylor, Grace Elizabeth Hendersonville Terry, Edwin Latta, Jr. Durham Thomas, William Davis, Jr. Rock Hill, S. C. Thomerson, Homer Dean Falls Church, Va Thompson, Dorothy Jane FUPQSI City Th ompsun, William Redding Waynesville Thrift, Linda Rose Charlotte Tilghman, Catherine Bertie Kinston Toms, Lloyd Mainford, Jr. Crozet, Va. Torrence, Judy Ann Lenoir Trued, Charles David Warner Robins, Ga Mluannfuiiizsibdewvf-tunm:wit4am-once, 44--f -HUD' 4 -H , , -.- t-'V 'N-..f A OPHO ORE Weatherly, Samuel Conrad Greensboro Wellborn. Beatrice Loretta Deep Gap Welch, Richard Lee Greensboro Westmoreland, Julia Ann Raleigh Wheless, John Ruffin Reidsville White, Perry Claude Richmond. Va. Whitfield, Frances Carol Hurdle Mills Whitlow, Judy Louise Charlotte Williams, Sylvia Jean Wake Forest Wilson, Elizabeth Ann Weaverville Wise. Betty Jane Salisbury Withers, Brenda Kay Newton Wood, Arthur Bob Mars Hill Woods. Nan Earle Hudson Young, Clarence Ervin Weaverville 3 n...- ' haf' - ---we vs v.-mn. -.5-1-uv-nn-1.-my--v-rnumyamaauva W. A 1 4' A-'rg'-L'D:l.h1N!tf! . -favs: ' P V- 5151 :-. ii '1 ax V 9 ,,,- ,.- F, 9536 EL' qfv Truell, Myra Lynn Lexington Turner, Louis Harrison Newport News, Va. Van Der Meer, Jozef Alfons Asheville Wallace, Sara Faye Fort Mill, S. C. Walsh, Royce Elk Park Ward, James Absolam Dade City, Fla. Ward, Kenneth Chris Jacksonville. Fla. Washburn, Johnny Wayne Shelby U- CT' fi! . fx if O : FD 5. i: :S Q. 1 FD Q. :f J Z? v '4 1 A C, , : H .-X 1 X, 'Y -11 fS Young, Elizabeth Anne Arden Young, Kathleen Lindsey Weaveryille F X ' CLASS or '63 SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Bennett, Larry Paul Boulware, Chalmers Ray Boykin, Charles Hugh, Jr. Bradley, Ronald Everett Bryant, Sally Diane Clouse, James William Colvard, Ben Hamilton Crommelin, Richard Gunter Dolan, Donald Randall Edwards, Loretta Sitton Elliott, Douglas William Epps, Jimmy Leighton Gilman, Catherine Amelia Harmon. James Roscoe Haynes, David Lawrence Horne, Douglas Hunter, Horace Attley, Jr. Ingle, Ronald Waverly Kinsman, Glenda Rlvey Magee, Ralph Anderson Nix, Thomas Fleet Patton, Gerald Rich Phillips, Larry Lucian Radcliff, Morris Kay, Jr. Ramsey, Glenda Gail Faulkner Ramsey. Lane Bryan Robinson, Gam' Lee Seagle, William Jonathan, Jr. - one hundred fifty-five - Shetley, William Gary Shook, Danny Wayne Sparks, Robert Wayne Stephens, James Felton Stinnette, Raymond Cole, Turbyfill, Charles Lewis Voss, Gary Dwight Waddell, Keith Wayne Wall, Jack Lowell Ward, Ronald Lee Waters, Donald Lee Way, John Edward Young, Don Chaney, Jr, J fl!-f 1 ..,W,.--.,,..N .... .Q. L I -. L I I ... , fi 3 Xia Y 4 I 1 , Q! 1,2 I Q f' ' 5 5 ,X A IJ 4 M 4, L4 'Li' 4 1,5 1 4 5, V ,S ,pi I wr -' W ww 1 5-1. -.,m.w.,.A--..w,,, ..... . .I . W7 I I up Af ' Inf I i .r. ,,...,A4. ., '1 Q 'AYW' I 4.1, .. y .f.1f.4,4,:1: - ,,, p ' fr I' , 3 wi .,,. ,.,., v 'Jew f 2 Il .-I I I I I MARS HILL Q51 W lv lil li 4 1 ' n ,, W 'I , 1 l I 1 1 f l l i l I 1 1 l l 1 l ml L 4' l lx 1 l ll , l I -4 r iw ll I i, l.: tl fl ff , Fig gl if il l ll l, K1 In l lc l 'I . .1 ill ' 1 li V? 4, I 5 ,x 7 J l .W-mm. , xusnmuunzwnwuz-mt-:mr 652:27 Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow- Leave things of the future to fateg What's the use to anticipate sorrow?- Life's troubles come never too late! -Charles Swain TOMMY DENTON President 'P H 4 71 1. :gd hr Other oliicers of the class for 1965-66 were fleft to rightb Mr. Harrell Wood and Miss Joyce Faggioni, sponsorsg Carolyn Freeman. secretary: Robert Salsbury, vice president: Sheila Stephenson, senator. - one hundred fifty-eight - i 5 1 ,ry -if-V ,,, W, -. gf.. --W WZ75 flzsveswmw 6 :- 1 -cs Q J-qs X ' I Baker, Mary Susan Baker, Stanley George Balev, Lewis Josiah Ball. James Maynard Barnes, Sandra Jean Baskerville. George Edward Bell, Otho Conduff, IH Bennett. Phillip Nicholas Berry, Elizabeth Marie Biro. Andrew Kirkland Black, Ronnie Rex Blevins, Jerry Dean Blevins, Linda Glen Bolton, William Elvin, III Borders, Cline Wilson Bowen, John Larry Bowen, Linda Rebecca Bowman, Sharon Lee Boyd, Bolden Wayne Boyd, Linda Gail .mv-Santana-uuAf4u1uwas1.+f.v.v4m A .-Xlvlmtl. John Allvn Arlt-in-li. Gloria Gxnlr- .'5tlLlllIfl4LIl', Carroll In-ti 5 Altlriclgt,-. l,tlXX'l'l'lJCt' ElJlIIIlL1Cl, Jr. rXl4lI'1flgi,', l,L'Sllt' lflli-1:11 X Allen, H-gl: wn-i , 'vin lflnirie .PN Alt, Linda lVIarit- ,J ' -A , Aiidursoii, David Lec- L vw! Anthony, Marv Ann f A1'le,-clge, Eliznlvctli Ann Arthur, Cj'IlX'lli Gene Ashe. Nellie DeLois Arerette, James Raymond Avcock, Owen Eugene CLASS or '69 I 'ei il cn- ,-. ,,, . 1 i C, in 1 B fm -,V , 4- eg-. vying 'Sv -43 Q. -01,7 g. Y 2 l ',,4f - - - A, , - 1 nun I , i r V nmnmnmmamwmmmmmgmuuummwu- wwwiwwvzwwmwxz-assi -ggi , ar 4 .fl X had WW if J, , .ev 1 'Q ff' . ou., iww an- ' i 1 i f W Boydston, Janice Aretha , 3 Bradburn, Marvin Clay ' 3 Bradley, Robert Lawrence ' Brannan, Victoria Gean ,IG Brassell, Virginia Hinson i if 3 ii i 3 f Breaseale, Ronald Rankin X Briggs, Clarence William, Jr. I , Britt, Jeannie Rose i Britt, Mary Louise J Brodway, Benjamin Fayette qi i V!! 4 Brown, Barbara Elizabeth S Brown, Edith Earle n ig Brown, Frances Ruth 'Ii if W Brown, George Edward l , 1 Brown, Howard Robert il FRE HME l i l , 3, l Q Q . iii, 'i If -it ii E I. I r ix it it , l ' i ii l 1, , J A , ' i ' i 3 g l E Q, Ll 1 3 f C it ' ii ,i- V if 1 L fs 51 . QW .1 ' ,lv . S .' i-N .5 V ij ' J 52 Brown, James Paul Brown, Joseph Edward Brown, William Howard Bruce, Martha Roberta Buchanan, David Eugene Buddin, Glenn David Bullard, June Ray Bunn, David Bruce Burch, Michael Eugene Burgess, Judith Marie Burgin, Myra Ellen Burgin, Sammy Lytle Burleson. Jerry Richard Burnette, Marvin Bradley Burns, Linda Ramsey Burton, Ronald Keith Bussey, Suzanne Caldwell, Lionel Ralph, Jr Carroll, James Edward Carroll, Jerry Reed 11' ,A -.1 Tl v fi? Cluer, David Thad Coates, Nancy Beth Cole, Bennett North Cole, Sandra Dianne Cole, Thomas Grant Conrad. Kenneth Wayne Cooper, Naney Claudette Cooper, Phyllis Corbett. Daphne Virginia Costner, Dianne Lynn Cottle, James Monroe Cowan. Elizabeth Diane Cox, Francis Wilson, Jr. Cox, Pamela Bernice Crain, Martha Ann Crawford, Iela Jean Crawford, Rebeeea Lynn Culler, Pamela Gayle Cummings, Brenda Elizabet CLl1'1'y, Gayle Sharyn 'N Carson, Annan Jim Carter, Sandra Kay Caszicieinunt, Luis Cf' Cash, Judy Lee Casst-ls, John 'I'hr,-orloiv Cilllfllll, Marry Canals- Cauclill, Stuart lvlaxxyell Cavzinaugh, Jeftrey Martyn Cheek, Gilmer Lynn Childers, Nancy Carol Clark, John Starling Clayton, Charles Lyndon 2 Clayton, James Earl Clement, Nancy Gail 1 Clements, Nancy Ann CLASS or '69 i f ' X 11' .. Dx sl. 'N .fd ? Q ,R V , ., la 4. S.. Qi Sb 7- 1, pw- fu, K M A.. A , - l la, cf 2. 1 if We ,. rl ,Q ,, J f,,. '55 ,hi 9- ,, h Q 'Q ive' .V Q f .Q Q , , t 4 in Mmumdu - .'-nu...-.mlqw .-4 in 1 V All .T 5 l i ii l l ii l ill 'i l E Kilt lz R l -4 gl i ll l ll 55' ii il if TS gf i ! yt n ll il it P it I l ,L.. wm Dantzler, Anita Frances Davis. Patricia Anri ' Davis. Sara Elizabeth ..:.,.,...-...fu-i.-m-uwn-f.-zz1amannw:uvmfgimn9m:iQi'la'uMtislW1l HL?4l'9'Illmlfl'-!Y1 Rfw1i!-B1 li' -1'1 f L J f lififu gqingi ' f : 1 yi bfo' it-, - X: .5 ' vu., 1? L v: Davis. Thomas Eugene Deaver, Michael Terry DeLoache. John Redding -.. Demarest. James David DeWeese, Larry Bruce Dickson, Myra Alice Dixon, Cynthia Ann Dougherty, Deanna Helen Doxvdle, Mavis Ann Dowdy, Donna Kay Drake, William Robert Dunn, Jean Arnola FRESHME K - fv fs,- '15 .. gas' ' i-. Q , I0 RT .F J f 1 its 4 7 tt q ff' Dyrda, John Alan Edwards, Ruby Corpening Eisenhauer, Mary Jane Elder, Doris Anita Ellington. Allie Gilbert Elliott. Betty Jeane Ellmore, Theodore Lee Ellmore, Timothy Keith Emory, Sandra Kay English, Eddie, Jr. English, Martha Elizabeth Erskine, David Noel Eskridge, William McDowall Eubanks. Daine Elizabeth Evans, Robert Baker, Jr. Evans, Timothy Thomas Ewing, William Martin Farkas, Susan Helen Farmer, Charles Patrick Finnegan, Maureen Ann 4? u 3- Gardner, Richard C. Gardner, William Edgar, Jr. Garland, Karanne Georgette Gibbs, Thomas Watson Gibson, Janie Arbutus Gillespie, Robert Clifton Goodwin, Rosemary Gosnell, Rodney Winifrecl Gragg, Wallace Sylvaster, Ill Gray, Kermit Lewis Green, Patricia Lee Greene, James Allen Griffin, Elliott Holt Grigg, Madge Delanea Griggs, Scott Ray Grindstaff, Marlin Thomas Hackney, Jesse Hagaman, John Ralph Hagan, Mary Ellen Haigh, Kitty Jo 'Si K' 1 l Fisher, Kzitliryn F1sIi4:1'. Mzirilyn Kay l'y15lll'li, l'iHln'l'I llllllllfl Flnuinny, Hnbwl Wilson l low1'1r:, Lgiriy' W'nynL' Floyd, William Diirrt-ll Fortenhcrry, lXlnrni Euiiitfe Foster, James Byron Foster, John Williani, Jr, Fowlkes, William lvlortiiner, Ill Frederick, Myrtle Grey Freeman, Mary Carolyn French, Marilyn Fuller, Sue Ellen Funderburk, David Ellison CLASS OF '69 ,- a- -Y 4. nd ftravamsalwuuw-n MM 4 na.-.1 .ws - '- A-I-'lit ' fp Q. N..- Z 41N Q Ox Tis ' as 'L 'ji .FC MEM QQ. Q Q A 1 Hailman, Eugene Franklin, Jr Hall, Marlene Anola Hames, Catherine Elaine Hames, Roger Wayne Hamrick, John Robert Hanes, Judith Elaine Hanson, Donna Jeanne Harden, Margaret Lee Harding, John Charles Harrell, Betty Ann Harris, Bonnie Sue Harrison, Nancy Carolyn Hartsell, Margaret Lois Hatcher, Otway Edward, Jr. Hawkins, Madeline Joy FRE HME -A-awww.-wmirmfu-ww-wmamz, 'sv' in -. , ' f at-if f , ,J 45 t l V .--1' ,fs vb. .43 4 'QT ,,. 1 ,,.g. Q- 'ari '47 1 1 :' ,X sci' ff Hawkins, Ralph Wayne Hazelrige, Howard Hearn, Ida Elizabeth Heath, Donald Avery Hefner, Elizabeth Jane Hegler, Richard Dan Helms, Daphne Uvonne Henderson, Richard Douglas Henderson, William Thomas Herndon, Margaret Ellen Higdon, Dorothy Ruth Hinson, Paul Robert Hodge, Carolyn Louise Hodges, Joseph Thacker Hogan, Glenda Belle Holland, Betty Jean Holland, Thelma Jean Hollifield, Geraldine Holljfield, Shelby Cecil Holt, Phyllis Marian ,au f 'Un Jenkins, Rebecca Johnson, Ronald Duane Johnson, Thomas Alan Jones Jones, Jones Jones Jones Jones v Douglas Richardson Frank William, Jr. Gary Stephen Ginger Carole Mary Carol Marylin Annette Jordan, Brenda Lee Jordan, James Callier Keller, Beverly Richey Kenney, William John Kessaris, James George Kight, Hugh Osgood, Jr. Kimball, Linda Morene Kirnilin, Jean Ferrell King, David Meredith King, William Lewis Kirby, Michael Roy - an q4.1AvrM4,ww.u'.,+A Hoots. Curl Dunn-l I-Iortun. Ellen Louise Horton, VVurd Bcechs-r, Ji 1i4iXX'ilI'fl. William lNI1chuel Hoy, Hurolcl Rothwell, Jr. Huff, Glenna Marie Hughes, Sharon Louise Hunt. Wayne Philip Hutchins, Mary Louise Ingle, Rose Mary Jackson, Doris Faye Jackson, Rose Dean Jamerson, Frieda Coleen Jarvis, Jimmy Ray Jaivis, John Olan CLASS OF 69 ,H :L- if V . 1 fi A -4??Wz N A X 3 s y Y M I ' - g, Q5 t 3? J.. ? ' I 4b gf . li , . : fl l r l Q s 1: ll . W . l l l 5 H x I A l if: Kiser, Sandra Diane Kusmaul, Charlene Faye Lancaster, Harry, Jr. Land, Gary Edward Landers, Jimmie Lane, Allen Walker Laney, William James Lankford, David Lee Lawler, Sidney Anderson, II Lea, Joseph Peyton Leatherwood, Terry Lee Lee, Brenda Ann Leich, Joan Ellen Lewis, William Sidney, III Light. Robert Ernest FRE HME New 14 f rv wa, I K3 Q:-.1 Q-.. als 713 ,...- I Q... y E 6 , g -. 2:- X. . an X , Liles, Lowell Fulghum, Jr. Lipscomb, William Raglin, III Long, Reade Rawlings Lunsford, Danny Gay Lyday, Susan Young Lynch, Cynthia Diane McClure, Michael McCoy, Helen Gail McCrary, Janice Elaine McIntosh, Peggy Ann McWilliams, Cynthia Claire Magann, Linda Marie Mahon, Phyllis Dianne Mann, Pete Mullis Martin, Patricia Dorcas Massingill, Robert Wilson Meador, Charles Carlton Metheny, Emily Louise Michie, Raymond Marcellous, Miller, Irma Celeste is ' is Ousley, Franklin Eugene, Jr. Owens, Powell Benjamin Oxendine, Leland Dale Parker, John Charles Parker, Richard Earle Parker, Terry Copeland Parleir, Wayne Bloodworth Peigler. Robert Jerome, Jr. Pendergraft, Claud Dean Pendiy, Cheiyle Gaye Perrin, Kenneth Lockwood Peterson, Barbara Ellen Phillips, Judy Frances Phillips, Robert Eugene Pike, Charles Wesley Plemmons, Ronald James Plurnblee, Gordon Wendell Poplin, Avery Machree Pressley, Michale Huggins Pressley, Thomas Lyda J, CT 1' Q Miller, .John Malcolm Mil I ion, Tlioinas Jac kson Miracle, Charles Eugene :VllI'llL'llJ, Michael Edward lvllltlllilll, Gerald Wayne Moody, Joseph Launlc- Morgan, Wanda Jeanne Morrison, Linda Lucille Mullinnix, Robert Lucius Murphy, Ronnie O'Neal Murray Murray Murray, Nelson, Frank Wade Wallace Kent William Benjamin, III Anne Marie O'Connor, Carol Ray CLA S OF '69 C? .-3' W! M.. Wg... 'fx 5 F ' , X -rf: 4 lm- 'Uv 3 .., td nns'saiN::4rnr -...ao - ,-Quin-. ,-f , , W Y----ww-mm, , 4, U., 'ul '..1, , Q, .. any ii l is I Price, Selma Elizabeth Prince, Lucia Elizabeth Pritchard. Barbara Ann Privette, Peggy Jean Proctor, Sharon Lee Query, Phyllis Ann Quillen, Dorothy Jean Raby, Cynthia Jane Randall, Ray Jordan Rannie, Thomas Allan Rasmussen, Gregory Ward Ratcliff, Jerry Warren Rattie, Joseph Jackson Ray, Blake, Jr. Rector, Mary Rome FRELH E .0 '55 Tbs- -,gf-Lig-'- +' ' ' H ...rf ,..f 1?-5? Reid, Dorothy Leigh Reid, Randolph Jackson Reynolds, Gary Dan Reynolds, James LeRoy Rhodes, Ronald Blake Rice, Bobby Rice, Frances Mulloy Rice, Jean Elizabeth Richardson, George Cranberry Ridings, Randall Keith Riggar, Jack Riley, Charles Ervin Roane, Sandra Lee Robbins, Robbie Ann Roberts, James Herbert Roberts, Lawrence Jay Roberts, Ted Gwyn Robinson, Jerry Wayne Roe, Martha Ann Roper, Helen Frances .v I i. ' vi 'I' -ssl ? 'M I xeis SN at I I - ...wg f I Smathers, Linda Young Smith, Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Brenda Gail David Bruce Dianne Elizabeth Homer David James Raymond, Margaret Joyce Snider, Lonnie Thomas Snyder, Dora Mae Spaulding, Dane Travis Spauling, Sally Belle Spence, Carolyn Jannette Spencer, Sandra Ellen Spitzer, Ernest Joseph Spivey, Patrick Boyd Stall, Keneth Orvin, Jr. Stapels, Donald Wayne Starn, Kay Marie Stephens, Shirley Gail Stephenson, Sheila Dell llliiiu V -1 'rrv1'1 ..a'sr in - wr ,, , iq' W 7'- 'K t ft as . .4 . SX A w t f , 'ix 1 1 V 1 lws -i,', lNorin:in Earl, III Ruth, John William Snllshiiry, Hubert Bxikmfr Siirniivls, Scott Alexainriur S:iiitl1'rs, Jack Lonclnn Saunders, Roger Dale Scai'l3ni'ougli, Patririzi Ann Shepard, Mary Hamilton Shepherd, Linda Ann Sheppard, Linda Elaine Shoemaker. Patricia Dainne Siegwarth. Susan Marie Sink. Kathryn Ilene Slagle, Judy Anne Sluder, Barbara Ann CLASS OF 69 45 '-Tb - me 3 R. x Q Q km, 'Q -ul ,4- A 4.1 ,L . Q SX, I' at SL 4' Ja'- i, ... .- ..-i..,....e-1-we...-maui Stiles, Sheila Faye Stubbins, Frances Marion Stultz, David Ray Sullins, Gail Elizabeth Sullivan, Sara Morgan Sumerel, Kenneth Charles Suttenfield, Robert Dillard Swafford, Ruth Annette Swain, John Walton Swaim, Michael Norris Sweatlock, John Walter Swofford, Katherine Sue Taylor, Edward Hamilton, Taylor, Judy Lynn Taylor, Mary Marcia FRESH E I-.mawnumfnwrasmwemw fnrvevnrniiawrwwnmvlmuxnm 'F t' ' ' we eff? .pvc :vs Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Teague, Tedder, Ralph Cecil, Jr. Ronnie Wilson Sheridan Jean John Benjamin Ronald McRae Templeton, John Robert Tessore, Thigpen Harriet Lynne Ginny Faye -:.r'5' K , sw- Q. Thomas, Lavonda Kay Thomas, Mark Chappell Thomason, Jimmy Harold, III Thompson, Donald Wayne Tilley, Charles Edwin, Jr. Travis, Louis Kent Trent, George Washing-ton Trull, Diana Jeanne Tucker, Larry Wayne Turner, Lynda Fay VanBenthuysen, Richard, Jr. Vaughan, Sharon Joye J qv-g Webster, Arvil Hugh, Ji Wells, James Richard West, Katy Dianne Whicliard, Clifford Roy White, Sarah Elizabeth Whiteside, Sandra Jean Wight, Phil Ray Wild, Donna Veon Wilde, Gary Truman Wiles. James Edward Wilkerson, Mary Sue Williams, Bill Fred Williams, Roger David Zu Wilson Wilson y Beverly Anne Brenda Lee Edward Daniel Wilson, Wilson, Joanne Wilson Kenneth Wilson Ronald Oscar Wiseman, Charles Ray .,, -ei -in 'J-' 135- - . 1- ? N 'vw -at '?'N -. an Am 4-4 , 4,-4. V Q., -1 Villlgllll, Niwlnizni liyiietll: Via, Williaiin Sta,-xwii Yiiison, Shziroii Louise Walker, lxllll'5llll lillxzilit-th Wallace, Johnny Micliziel Wallin, Jeffrey James Wallin, Marsha Jane Ward, Alice Glenda Ward, Charles David Ward, David Michael Warlick, Gerald Sewell Watson, James Edward Watson, Susan Wayne Webb, Harold Ray Webb, Patrick Roney CLASS OF '69 ,,X ':- ,,, L lil. Q, .. - .XRS Q ' lil , all fe un c ,Q Woerner. Laura Malinda Wood, Early Josiah Wood, Michael Bragg Woodall, Susan Avery Woodard, Kenneth Willard Woody, Nancy Carole Wooten, Sara Jane Wright, Alfred Lewis Wright, Paul Lee Wudtke, Janet Marie Yancy, Katy Ann Yates, Kenneth Manly Yelton, Judith Ann Young, H. Fields, III Young. Jean Elizabeth C-- K ., a -..A .. .-.,..,.i.a..a.u. mwn mzsuLumz1u- vi i 'J1!lL 'L'1!1l'W!fH25Elfl .-- 6' ' 17 Hof ,.,. .fry FRE HME I w 1. x 1 X , Yutzy, Jacqueline Faye 5 FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Aldridge, Paul Joseph Anderson, George Lee Atwell, Larry Baxter Bailey, Joanna Gail Banks, Roger Delous Barker, Stephen Clare Barnes, Philip Sidney Blankenship, Donald Gray Briggs, Harry Frank Burrows, William Freeland Campbell, Margaret Elizabeth Chatham, Gordon Gwyn Clark, Carol Sue Cochram. Jean Elizabeth Cody, Parker Overton Davis, Clarence Redman Davis, Jerzy Ronald Dawkins, Larry Edward Denton, Thomas Millard Doss, Mary Alice Drumwright, Thomas William Edward, David Warren Eller, Earl Thomas English, Ruby Ramsey Gardner, Thomas Eugene Griffin, James Fredrick Grindstaff, Glenn Ray Halyburton, Patrick James Henry, Randall Gordon Holman, James Ronald Kinsland, Carolyn Ann Knapp, Susanna Marie Koutris. Constantine Kosma, John Joseph Lauckner, Jonathan Edwin Longwater, Barry McCollum, Robert Wilson Metcalf, Teresa Gale Miles, Emily Ann one hundred seventy-two Miller, Fredrick Larry Morris, Donald Gene Nave, Paul Luther Norton, Raymond Albert Pressley, Nan Woodard Rabb, Judith Iris Ramsey, Harlon Gray Rector, Janes Carroll Riddle, Wanda Jean Rummage, Larry Wayne Sessoms, Kenneth Lee Shackelford, Lundy Melvin Sizzimore, Brenda Kay Sommardahl, Roy Leander Tilson, Mary Ann Van Dyke, James Austin Woodruff, Weldon Ellis Woodside, Sandra Joan Wyatt, Morris T. ECO D SEMESTER T DE- TS ' ,. 7I'fQE '.- 'fd fi, T Q t - r buf. s. -f 1 . -, , -94. 5-iff - it ,n -'ba .. Qeifazfxp Q f' f . v ' ,. '. 1 -zIa.!o!.?44.f'ii......-., . ' . .i . , . i 2 YJ' ' :Vw if! ' Y 5 i v7'fffW'Pfftl if 1 L i if - iii? 'E X -wi , T 1 Left to iight, first row - Budd C. Moyer, Jr., Betina M. Cox, Linda Cowan, Barbara Whitehart, Frances Hicks Hilda Sanders Jane Wamsley, Doris Hall, Suzanne Wagoner, Jim Greathouse, Second row - Henry A. DeGolyer J Eduard Hoffmeyei Everette A, Shelton, John H, Dunn, Ronnie E. Deyton, Micheal V, Higgins, Gary W. Styers, Carroll D Tuttle Sid Mullins Luther Rickenbacker. Anderson, John Bascom, Jr, Anderson, William Lee Argersinger, Michael Lee Barber, Wayne Allen Bartles. Cecil Ray Baumgardner, Bentha Gertie Bentield, Robert Walter Brewton, Jeferson Allen Cable, Susan Gudger Caddell, Cavid Hain Chapman, William Boberick Cochran, Rebecca Ann Cohn, Marcia Dianne Collins. Robert William D'Amico, Nora Ann Dawson, Kenneth Colin Day, Fred Newton, IV DeVane, Graham Stuart Derrick, Curtis Michael Dishman, Wilbur Cloyd Ellege, Jerry Eugene Emory, Evalina Russell Epperson, Ralph Cameron, III Ezell, Frank Owen, Jr. Fall, Ben Marshall Farkas, Stephen NOT PICTURED Ferrell, Kellv Everett French, William Foster Gainey, Carl Eddie, Jr. Gragg, Priscilla Beatrice Greer, Larry Frank Harrell, William Clarence Hawkins, William Ecward Helms, Carolyn Henderson, William Carlton, Henley, Robert Pinkerton Hester, Frank Jackson Hogan, Ronald Harry Hollars. Ralph Joseph Hood. Margaret Corbett Hunnicutt, Memory Holland James, Arthur Whiteford, Jr, Kenny, Theresa Lowe Keyer, Leslie Earl, Jr. Lantz, Alam Wrnifred Lau, Winston Ledford, Gary Clay Mclntyre, James Darwin Marr, Bobby Ray Martin, Catherine Elizabeth Mills, Michael Barry Moxley, Linday Gail - one hundred seventy-three - Myers, William Arville, Jr, Pace, Ann Turner Parker, Patricia Kaye Peek, Kenyon Dal Phillips, James Robert Prevatte, Donna Burr Pritchard, Thomas Wilbur, III Purvis, James Alvin Randall, Lewis Woodrow Reisig, Dorothy Eugenia Roach, Oscar Ray Robinson, Terry Marshall Rogers, Benjamin Francis Sinclair, Janis Madelyn Sinclair, William Edgar, Jr. Smathers, Joseph Fleetwood Smith, Barney Douglas Smith, Charles Edward Sparks, Dorathy Gail Tilson, Thomas Gilbert Turiley, Thomas Clayton Wamsley, Janet Rae Ward, Richard Edward Warfford, James Franklin Welch, Eugene Battle Wood, Ellen Cauthen 1 :glam if Q Q Q is-P? 'W R1 , 1,1 .ww 4' f . 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'ia 1 N L ,il I S I P Q I S E MARY KATHERINE LOGAN MA Dean of Women 5 ,JNL 'ff -' 7 - H -ww-,ww-, RALPH MARION LEE, M.A. Academic Dean Professor of Business Administration WILLIAM LARKIN LYNCH, Th.M. Dean of Students Associate Professor of Psychology , 1 . i uns-,-H FRANCES MARIE SNELSON, BA. Assistant lu thi' President M,-s 4'--M' mrmwffvfww- ' L .M IL-- . X! A 1' I 1 1 V 4 1 ' 1 I i ' 1 my 619' hi, EDITH ROBERT PEARL SWANN, BA. ROSCOE CHAPMAN, BIS, Bursar Registrar Associate Professor of Business Administration I I JOHN ANGUS MCLEOD, M.A. Director of Publicatimis Professor of English '4f'D'5, it' fir' ROBERT WALTER MARY ALFRED MELVIN, Th.M, PRICE SMITH, M.J. CONSTANCE CONSTANT, MA. College Chaplain Director of Publicity Acting Librarian Associate Professor of Religion - one hundred seventy-seven L L - . -,,....- ...K,-.-.-Jugurzuuzfrz-umrnmxsruwrws 'L'-7' .-0 RUBY HUDSON COX. M.Ed, Associate Professor of Secretarial Administration 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 EDNA JOYCE FAGGIONI, M.Mus, Instructor of Music GWYNDOLA PIERCE FISH, M.A. Associate Professor of Spanish u5WmWU' you vy., one hundred seventy F JOHN POPWELL ADAMS, M.Mus. Associate Professor of Music MILDRED LORAINE BINGHAM. M.B.A. Professor of Business Administration GASTON WORTH BOOTH, M.A. Assistant Professor of Education RONALD KEITH BROMLEY, M.S. Instructor of Physical Education JONGSUK CHAY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History EDWIN RIVES CHEEK, M.A. Associate Professor of English K' in 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 VIRGINIA HART, M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Education ROBERT KENNETH HAYCRAFT, M.A. Assistant Professor of Art DON J. HENDERSON, M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Education -eight - CULTY FA C LTY WILLIAM D. HIGDON. M.M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics JOHN McMANUS HOUGH, JR., M.Ed. Associate Professor of Education JONES V. HOWELL, M.A. Professor of Mathematics MARY NEWELL HOWELL, M.A, Professor of Home Economics BETTY JEAN HUGHES, M.A, Instructor of English L. BEATRICE HUTZLER, MS. Assistant Professor of Biology AAIA 24' 1- an A ur' S MUMPHORD HOLLAND KENDALL, Th.M. Professor of Religion GEORGE HAROLD KINCAID, Ed.D. Associate Professor of Education ROBERT ROY KRAMER, M.A. Instructor of German CAROLYN HINTON LAMBERSON, M,Mus. Assistant Professor of Music WILBUR RAY MQBRIDE, M.A. Instructor of Physics EVELYN ALLEN MCLEOD Instructor of English -- OIIB MARY ALICE IHRIG. M,A. Associate Professor of English ALBERT ELLISON JENKINS, Th.D, Professor of Religion and Sociology BETTY CORNETTE JOLLEY. MA. Assistant Professor of History 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 hundred seventy-nine - ' vs ,v ,Q-. .......- C. V.-4, ,,,, rm.-Paulus-u-fmummp 4WW'l M:w v!l W4W1L1 MEN! FAC LTY NANCY CAROLYN MEDFORD, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics FRANCIS ANGELO MONTALDI, M.A. fwsqv A.. WILLIAM F. PEGG, M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics ERNEST WAYNE PRESSLEY. M.A. Assistant Professor of Music JOHN TILMAN PYLE. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry DANIEL ED-GAR RICHARDSON, Th.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry DALE A. ROBERTS, M.Mus. Instructor of Music DOROTHY WEAVER ROBERTS, M.S.M. Assistant Professor of Music Instructor of Biology NANCY ETHEL MORRIS, M.A. Instructor of English JOHN RAYMOND NELSON, Ph.D. Professor of Classical Languages LORA MILTON OUTTEN, Ph.D. Professor of Biology ALICE MCGHEE OWSLEY, B,A. Instructor of Political Science JOSEPH ELWOOD ROBERTS, M.Mus. Associate 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 SPRINKLE SAMS, M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics VICTOR DALMUTH SHEALEY, JR., M.A. Instructor of Physical Education - one hundred eighty - I I V AC LTY PAUL M. SORRELLS, M.A. Assistant Professor of English JOEL R, STEGALL, M,Mus, Instructor of Music JOSEPH RALPH TAYLOR, M.S. Associate Professor of Biology ROBERT DOUGLAS THERRELL, M.A, Instructor of Music LOU BOOTH THERRELL, M.A. Instructor of Education JAMES WARREN THOMAS, B.A. Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama gy' MILDRED FRANCES THOMAS, M.A. in L.S. Music Librarian3 Instructor of Music MARIAN TISDALE, M.A. Associate Professor of French WILLIAM HENRY WHITNEY, B.A., C.P,A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration ' 1 ARTHUR EVERETT WOOD, M.S. Associate Professor of Physics and Engineering HARRELL WOOD. M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education FACULTY NOT GENEVIEVE WILLIAMS ADAMS, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry MARTHA SINCLAIR BIGGERS. B.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music ROBERT J. CARNER, Ph.D. Professor of French and Spanish RACHEL MESSICK CHAPMAN, M.Ed. Associate Professor of Secretarial Administration JOHNNY MCNEIL NARKINSKY, M.A. Instructor of Spanish PICTURED SAM SELF MARKINSKY, M.S. Instructor of Mathematics CHARLIE CRAFTON NARRON, M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration EVELYN UNDERWOOD, Ph.D. Professor of History ELIZABETH WEBSTER WATSON, M.A. Associate Professor of Drama AGNES KOOLS WHITMAN Instructor of Music one hundred eighty-one - .. ..,i..,... N-.-...gs .wwus vsvgfnzumvnuvust-xnzwvvuv ii'-1vm'm'1mlw'wwfvw!H4ILIm Dr. Charles Powell, college physician, Dr. Powell, college physician. LIBRARY Ernest STAFF: Sarah Kathryn Cabe, circulation assistant: Vienna Hunter, clerical assistant. Elizabeth T. Nelson, reserve librarian, Eula Grove Robinson, reference librariang ASSISTANTS AND SECRETARIES: Evelyn F. Anderson, as- sistant in bursar's officeg Judy Bridgers, cafeteria secretary. Barbara H. Brown, secretary to registrarg Helen L. Brown, secretary to president, Ethel Ray Cox, assistant to registrar: Linda Fleming, secre- tary in office of buildings and grounds. W ri 1 xx 'DQ 1, A x fl x : OFFICE A D ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: B. H. Tilson, su- perintendent of buildings and grounds: James M. Fish, assistant superintendent of buildings and grounds: Donald Caldwell, Sr., cafeteria rnanagerg Donald Caldwell, Jr., student center manager. Mary Jo Humpston, dietitiang Julia B. Tilson, cafeteria hostess, Eva Brewer, nurse, Dr. W. Otis Duck, college physician. NOT Ann Dacus cataloguer in library. as X f arf? -sv ivy I 311 ,... . .. .. . , ,. 5 - , ' '+V V ' A s ,Q- Q 'gg V Pig fm x 55, . if as ' , F . K -. 'A , lil, ' x. XWJ -i - 1- -W 1 , '. .... Q 1 1 A ' - g 5: v-4 5' 511252 , ' :-Qfv K' one hundred eighty-two GE ERAL TAFF Frances Grigg, assistant to manager of student centerg Violette B, Henderson, asistant to bursarg 'S Nona Faye C. Lynch, secretaiy to dean of students: Shirley C. McBride, secretary in placement office. 5 Sf' ' Brenda C. McLeod, secretary in public re- lations departmentg Nancy M. Owen, secretary in l music departmentg Ossie Ponder, assistant to manager of student center: Myrtle S. Richardson, secretary to academic dean. I '4 l Y PICTURED I Jinsie Underwood circulation librarian. l i 1. I 'ix vfs, I .- 5 g we 3 ,J i 1 QV. i in l i l l .I ...fi . as, , , Y 1 1 1 A l - one hundred eighty-three 1 I 'Us 15- 'U f , , l K Kathleen O, Stroup, secretary in office of buildings and grounds: Kathleen Wallin, secretary in alumni office. DORIVLITORY HOSTESSES: Ruby Alexander, Browng Nellie Carson, Fox. Maxine Fulcher. Myers, Vera Houck, Huffman: Rose Main, Melroseg Lillie Mae Rogers. Treat. Ruby Sparks, Spilmang Marie Sparnell, Stroup: Elsie Teague, Edna Moore. IN MEMORIAM is l 5 I. ' 4 n 5 l 1 - 4 1 f l l l l I l 1 . 3 i I 5 I . 4 ,fx- - 1 1, , P ffl 'K' . , . 'Hilttat-l,q lim. R 1:31 1,1- !.:1 On November 6, 1965, the hearts of the students and faculty of Mars Hill College were X saddened as they learned oflthe accidentalideath of John B. Edwards. John, as his college friends knew him. was a quiet but fun-loving young man who lived his life to the fullest. I He will be greatly missed by those who knew him. r EDITORS FAREWELL An old era is ending and a new era is beginning, not only for Mars Hill College but also for many students who are leaving this year. To us seniors Mars Hill College will always be dear to our hea1'ts. We will remember her us the place where we made life-long friends and as the place in which we became adults. To those who will be coming back next year we wish the best of luck in the years ahead. VVe hope that Mars Hill will mean as much to you one day as it does to us. In this farewell I would like to thank the adminis- trationg Walter Smith, the Laurel advisor: and you, the students, for your support and encouragement. I hope this yearbook will bring much happiness to you in the years to come. My best wishes always to one and all. 75km . fy -.s.Q!:::. one hundred eighty-five - rw we-n , Autographs Z W rw wwvvfm W 4 1 !!U!1KU!'!VWi'if'w 1lU! iE4h !f ' .3.1.J lk , I ,ern , --. - Y .W . ,.m,w 44. W , URW'