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

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Miss Smith, Sponsor Nancy Holler, Elizabeth McClelen, Harriet Brown, Mary Ruth O'Quinn, Janet Steele, Ernestine Foulke, Miss Smith, Edna Leonard, Isa Clay, Cornelia Wolfe, Sarah Clark, Laura Altman, Laura Mae Brown. U xamatia (2tu(j Miss Hoyt, Sponsor Sara Adams, Lillian Albertson, Laura Altman, Frances Boney, Georgia Bradford, Ellen Lee Bridewell, Annabelle Brown, Harriett Brown, Laura Mae Brown, Dorothy Buchanan, Katherine Burleson, Jessie Carmichael, Jean Cartwright, Elizabeth Cheek, Isa Clay, Aileen Conley, Ellie Davis, Betty Elmore, Carolyn Fishbume, Louise Good- man, Martha Guy, Mary Harmon, Geneva Higgins, Margaret Hill, Doris Hodges, Nancy Holler, Ila Mae James, Sara Jones, Eleanor Lewis, Marjorie Lucas, Marjorie Miller, Jeanne McEachern, Helen McGowan, Sarah Niblock, Roy Ellen Osborne, Caro- line Perry, Patricia Piatt, Louise Porcher, Mary Rolfe, Ellen Segars, Estelle Sellers, Margaret Thompson, Margaret Tucker, Margaret Turner, Mariella Walker, Harriett Walkup, Paulina Wenz, Shirley Wilkes, Anne Williams, Martha Woodson. 18

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CLix Miss Lord, Director Lillian Albertson, Lenora Anderson. Mary Andrews, Wylma Banks. Mary Beckett, Mildred Brooks. Cornelia Brown. Dorothy Buchanan, Edith Burleson, Katherine Burleson, Jesse Carmichael, Lennie Casada, Lois Cassady, Margarette Cato, Eliza- beth Cheek. Isa Clay, Mildred Coe, Betty Elmore, Ruby Ellen Ferguson, Carolyn Fishburne, Helen Folk, Ernestine Foulke, Ruth Gillis, Flora Gordon, Allene Hall, Helen Hardie, Doris Hodges, Etta Hubbard, Edna Leonard, Elizabeth McClelen, Mari- etta McFall, Jean MacLucas, Marjorie Miller, Betsy R. Neilson, Mary Ruth O'Quinn, Alice Prime, Ada Mae Robertson. Margaret Tipton, Cornela Wolfe, Martha Woodson. Miss Lord, Director Adelaide Bardin, Mary Bauman, Suzanne Cagle, Sarah Clark, Emily Coart, Jessie Collette, Aileen Conley, Virginia Douglas. Martha Guy, Mary Harmon. Dora Hayes, Geneva Higgins. Thelma Hinkle. Elizabeth Johnston, Marjorie Lucas, Polly McLeod. Mary Milne, Louise Porcher, Elizabeth Scott, Harvison Smith, Patsy Smith, Winifred Webb. Paulina Wenz, Katherine Wilkes. Mary Wynn Williams. 17

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Upper left—The Entire Cast; Upper right -The Fools; Center—The Players; Lower Left—Queen of the May and Court; Lower right—The Canterbury Pilgrims. Vl a ij LZ u May Day in Montreat was celebrated by the presentation of a Chaucerian Festival. The festival began with the village people gathering in the Market Place and proclaim- ing the coming of the Canterbury Pilgrims. After their arrival, a herald appeared in the distance and the villagers sang She Comes, Our Radiant Queen. The Queen and her Court approached the West Gate of the Mar- ket Place v here the King met the Queen, and they proceeded to the throne. Upon their arrival at the throne the Queen was crowned. After this, various kinds cf enter- tainments were furnished by different groups: the Garland Girls performed their dance; ihe Mummers presented Mystery Plays; the Par- doner told his tale; the Fools entertained with their nonsensical play; the Hoop danc- ers ran and danced. In the midst of these festivities, it was found necessary to sen- tence to the stocks a tradesman who had short-changed his customers. Following this interruption, the Spanish Dancers presented a lovely dance. The May Pole Dance crowned the day's events, and the pageant ended with the Recessional. Queen of the May—Ila May James. King—Mary Bauman. Train Bearers—Mary Lucile Guess and Sara McDougle. Crown Bearer—Dana Burke Dillian. Ladies of the Court — Jeanne Porter, Su- zanne Cagle, Martha Guy, Carolyn Frame, Jean McEachem, Nancy Holler. Gentlemen of the Court—Elizabeth John- ston. Thelma Hinkle. Harvison Smith. Helen Hardie, Margarette Cato. Edna Leonard. 19