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

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 ontreat CJLr S enior6 ATTIE LAUNA CAMP York. South Carolina She preferred to be good rather than to seem so. Vice President of the Student Body '37. '38; Secretary of Y.P.C.. '37. '38; Treasurer of Athletic Association '36. '37; Life Service Group. Helpfulness. Conscientiousness. Most Lovable. JESSIE KILLIAN CARMICHAEL Oakboro. North Carolina . smile for all. a greeting glad. .1 lovable, jolly way she had. Choctaw Chief '37. '38; ”M Club '38; Athletic Board '37. '38; Secretary of Tritonia Literary Society '37; Vice President of Sunday School Class '37; Choir. Cutest. MARGARETTE E. CATO Charlotte. North ‘Carolina Let us live gaily, for life is all we have. Choir: Secretary of Sunday School '38: Vice President of Choir '36. '37; Prayer Group Leader '37. '38. Friend- liness. NEDRA DEANS Black Mountain, North Carolina A ot much talk—a great. sweet silence. Choir '35. '36: Philalethia Literary Society. Talent. Modesty. EMILY DRENNAN Clover. South Carolina She doesn't put things off; she puts things over. Prayer Group Leader: Life Service Group. ALETHA ROBERTA DUKE McClellanville. South Carolina Beautiful hands are those that do work that is earnest and brave and true. Class Representaitve on Student Council '36. '37; M Club: Mohawk Chief '37. '38; Senior Class Play; Secretary-Treasurer of Sunday School Class. '36. '37. Vivaciousness. THELMA INEZ DYSON Rockingham. North Carolina By diligence she wins her way. Student Council '38; Tritonia Literary Society; Prayer Group '37. '38. BETTE ELMORE Asheville. North Carolina Here's the girl with the heart and the smile Who makes the bubble of li’e worth while. Student Council '36. '37; Secretary-Treasurer of Choir '37. '38; Tribe Cheer Leader '37, ‘38: Dramatics Club; Treasurer of Sunday School Class '37. Happiness. [10]

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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]

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 RUBY ELLEN FERGUSON Statesville. North Carolina Just tall enough to graceful, Just dainty enough to pi fast. Choir; Lydian Club; Philalethia Literary Society. CAROLYN PATTON FISHBURNE Naples. North Carolina “May Heaven its choicest blessing send. On such a girl and such a friend. Choir; Dramatic Club '36. 37; Tritonia Literary So- ciety. Cutest. JULIA JEAN HARRISON Liberty. South Carolina “Good sense and good nature are herein combined” Dramatic Club; Science and Mathematics Club; Stu- dent Council '37. MARGARET ELIZABETH HAZLE Woodruff. South Carolina “Aever too serious, not too 'rivolous, but a rare good girl. President of Science and Mathematics Club '38; Ath- letic Beard '37. '38: Editor of French Paper 38: May Day '37. '38; Prayer Group Leader '37. '38. Helpfulness. MARGARET ANN HILL Lynchburg. Virginia “ lest hind of a sport and a pal true blue” Athletic Board; M Club: Cherokee Tribe Leader '37. '38; Science and Mathematics Club. DORIS STEWART HODGES Asheville. North Carolina . stream, sparkling, trickling gaily over the stones— again moving deep and clear. Editor-in-Chief of SUN DIAL and D1ALETTE '37. '38; College Pianist ‘37. '33: Choir; Student Council '36; Dramatics '36. '37. Originality. Ingenuity. Musician. JENNIE PRESTON HUTTON Abingdon. Virginia See where she comes, apparallcd like the spring. Song and Cheer Leader '37. '38; “M” Club Treasurer '37. '38: Senior College Senator '37. 38; May Court '38; Athletic Assistant '36. '37. '38. Best Dressed. Vivacious- ness. Popularity. DOROTHY KEY Waxhaw. North Carolina .hid stdl they gazed, and still their wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she knew.” Treasurer of Athletic Association '37, '38; Secretary of M Club '37. '38; SUN DIAL Staff '37. '38; Y.P.C. Council ‘37. '38: Choir. [11]