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

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MISS NANNIE G. WATKINS Sponsor Drakes Branch. Virginia She :calks in beauty like the night Of cloudless chimes and starry skies: .Ind all that's best oi dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes. jf oetn RETROSPECT The tangible reality fades Into a web of dreams— Irradescent, shining through the years. Now visible, now lost Into the fading dusk of time .... Each silver thread an hour of life Fashioned by those who gave These vivid, illusive memories. Into this web they spun a thousand things— A smile, a sigh, a faded regret, A year of happiness, an hour of pain. And, brightest golden thread, a friend. Hold fast this fragile web. It holds the hopes and hearts of those Whose dreams we shared. And when the twilight lulls you Into that softly deepening slumber, Turn again to your silken web. And remember us in your dreams. —Doris Hodges. EVELYN MORRISON McClellanville. South Carolina . girl o' sunny disposition and friendly smile; One who is capable and witty; one whom we know is worth while. President oi Senior Class: SUN DIAL Staff '36, '37; Prayer Group Leader '37. ‘38; Student Council '36, '37, '38. Wisdom. Most Lovable. Popular. MIRIAM JEANNE McEACHERN Jacksonville. Florida “Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. Like twilight too. her dusky hair” Vice President of Senior College Class: Vice Presi- dent of Athletic Association '37. '38; SUN DIAL Staff ‘36, '37, '38; May Day Court '37; Senior Play. Ingenuity, Attractiveness. MARY VIRGINIA SMITH Elon. Virginia ''When Duty whispers low, 'Thou must'; The youth replies. 'I can.' President of Philalethia Society '37; President Life Service Group '38: Y.P.C. Council; Secretary of Senior Class: Prayer Group Leader. Dependability. ELLEN WINIFRED SEGARS Sumter. South Carolina She is gentle, she is shy. Hut there's mischief in her eye. Athletic Board. Head of Basketball '37. '38: President of M Club '37. '38: Treasurer of Senior Class '37, '38. Most Lovable, Sweetest. Athlete. [8]

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“A:etv occasions teach new duties, time makes ancient good uncouth; They must upward still and onward, who will keep abreast oi truth. Lowell. CL

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 Jlurtij - ( icflit MARY B. ANDREWS Phenix. Virginia “In fur eyes err see the lights of loyalty, truth, and honor. Head of Hiking Club '28; Treasurer of Choir '36; Vice President of ”M Club '38: President of Sunday School Class '38. Sportsmanship. WYLMA PAULINE BANKS Paint Gap. Norlh Carolina “The rule of her life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure her business. Choir; Philalethia Literary Society. Neatness. SARAH ELEANOR BARNETT Huntersville. North Carolina “True depth is gained by quietness. Prayer Group Leader '37, '38; Philalethia Literary Society. VERITA BARNETT Cumming. Georgia “Those about her rom her shall read the perfect ways of honor.” President of Life Service Group '37; Manager of Bookstore ‘37; Prayer Group Leader ‘36. '37. LAURA BRANHAM Oxford. Georgia Let the world wag as it will. I’ll be gay and happy still.” Tritonia Literary Society; Hiawassee Tribe. GLADYS C. BROOKS McFarland. North Carolina Idmired by all who knew her well.” Y.P.C. Council '37. '38; Prayer Group Leader '37. ‘38; Secretary of Life Service Group '37. '38; Student Council '37; Prayer Group '36. '37. ANNABELLE BROWN Sanford, Florida Work is work, and fun is fun. Hut as I work I have my fun.” Athletic Board '38: May Day ‘37. '38: Lydians '38: Student Council '37; Dramatics '37, '38. Studiousness. MILDRED CAMDEN Elon, Virginia “Great thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpet.” Secretary of Athletic Association '37, '38; Treasurer of Y.P.C. '37. '38; Vice President of Philalethia Literary Society '37. ‘38: Choir; M Club. Studiousness. - [9]