Montreat Anderson College - Agape / Sundial Yearbook (Montreat, NC)

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THE SUN DIA I 29 SNAP SHOTS

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28 THE SUN DIAL Senior Horoscope Name What we call her Wants to be (Ambition) Likely to be. Faye Sherrill “Fouchelle” A student in Music conservatory Married Vienna Jones “Vena” School teacher Somebody’s boss Frances McAnally “Frank” Surgeon Mcst Anything Elsie Morgan Elsie” School teacher Still Undecided June Humphries “Brick” Foreign Missionary Dewey’s Wife Mary Hamrick “Mary Ham” A musician An Old Maid Agnes Foster “Ag” Important Idiot Lucia Phillips “Luke” A Nurse Never Can Tell Mattie Johnson “Maggie” A Business Lady A Homemaker Mary McDaniel “Merrimac” A Dancer Stenographer Ruth Faires Ruth” To Help Somebody What she wants to be Maye Leslie “May” School Teacher Time will decide Ethel Petty “Eppie” A Lady of Leisure Mrs. Turner Elaine Hatchell “Kippy” Missionary A Flapper.

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30 THE SUN DIAL SENIOR HIGH CLASS ’28 MOTTO: “We seek, we find, we conquer.” Sponsor----------------------------------------------------------------- Miss Eunice Burkhalter Color ------------------------------------------------------------------ Red and Gold Fruit ----------------------------------------------------- Banana and Apple Janie Beall “Bell” Statesville. North Carolina. “If at first you don’t succeed, try. try again.” Her highest ambition is to be a nurse. Her true-blue ways, her cheery smile, and her high ambitions will win success for her in life. We are sure, the hospital that receives her will be blessed. We hope the world will appreciate your sweetness, and your good-nature as we do. Old Pal. Good luck to vou, “Bell.” Choir, 27-’28. Tennis Club. ’27-’28. Hiking Club, ’27-’28. Member Student Council. ’28. Irene Beck Marietta. Ga. “Dare her not, lest she do it.” A pretty girl, a witty girl, A girl so full of fun. A brainy girl, a carefree girl. A thousand girls in one. One of the most attractive and popular girls in school, and more or less indifferent. Irene has a charm- ing smile for all. Dramatic Club. ’27-’28. Tennis Club. ’28. Lyde Copeland Clinton. South Carolina. “Happy-go-lucky, fair, and free, nothing ever bothers me; Happy am I; from care, I’m free. Why aren’t they ail content like me?” Lyde has wit and fun about her. She likes Dramat- ics and is a good actress. She also handles a basket- ball like a professional. We believe Lyde will suc- ceed in every thing she undertakes, even if it be go- ing to the Bermuda Islands. Secretary and Treasurer Class. ’28. Choir, ’27. Dramatic Club. ’27-’28. Basketball Team. ’27-’28. Baseball Club, ’28. Helen Hall Murphy. North Carolina. “To live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man.” Helen, you’re the leader of our class and we appre- ciate you. Well may you be called the most dependa- ble member of our class. In all that we do. Helen is always there aiding, planning, and securing the best for us. You are loyal, pleasant, lovable, sincere, interesting to converse with, and a friend to every one. Here’s wishing for you the best in life in what ever you undertake. President Class, ’28. Hiking Club. ’27-’28. Vice President Class, ’27. Class Historian. ’27.