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

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Societies PUaUia The Philalethia Literary Society, composed of about sixty college students, pro- vides wholesome recreation and entertainment throughout the year. The meetings are scheduled twice a month on Saturday nights. During the past year we have had the following programs of special interest: Scottish Ballads, dramatization of Romeo and Juliet, a Valentine party, and a St. Patrick's Day program. The officers for the year were: First Semester Second Semester Virginia Smith President Georgie Langley President Mildred Camden Vice President Bashia Chastain Vice President Estelle Sellers------------Secretary Sarah Clark Secretary The Tritonia Literary Society is made up of eighty members of the Junior and Senior College students, and its meetings are held twice a month. A few of the inter- esting programs given by the Society were a Classical Musical Program, Scenes from Shakespeare, Imitations, Debates, and seasonal socials. This Society has given its members the opportunity of cultivating their abilities in music, public speaking, and drama which brought out the personalities of each member. The officers for the year were: First Semester Second Semester Eulena Myers President Marietta McFall............... President Martha Woodson.............Vice President Jane Sheegog Vice President Dorothy Sloan--------------------Secretary Margaret Smith Secretary betta Eeta The Delta Beta Literary Society was organized to provide constructive entertain- ment and a spirit of friendliness among hign school students. This year varied pro- grams were presented including musical programs, humorous original skits, and a Valentine party. These gave the girls a chance for developing initiative and brought to light many hidden talents. The officers for the year were: First Semester Second Semester Ann Williams President Thelma Hinkle President Barbara Frame .Vice President Martha Ann Smith Vice President Virginia Douglas----------------Secretary Willa Jae Plough .Secretary [27)

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President Martha Penland Secretary Page Lancaster Vice President........-Martha Wocdson Treasurer----------------------Lucy Kuykendall Advisors Miss May P. Lord and Miss E. Woodhouse The Music Club is composed of all students taking piano and voice from Miss Mary P. Lord and Miss E. Woodhouse. This year the students have been brought before the public in two formal recitals. The Club, which meets bi-monthly, pre- sents each time a program consisting of instrumental and vocal numbers by the stu- dents. The purpose of the club is to foster a deeper appreciation of music among the students and to encourage participation in musical work. President Mary Emily Oliver Treasurer Katherine Wagner Vice President Virginia Douglas Chrmn. Program Com..........Estelle Sellers Secretary Martha Guy Advisor Miss Brandon The Latin Club was organized to give the students an opportunity to become better acquainted with mythology and Roman customs. The members are invited to join the Montreat Chapter of the Junior Classical League, a nation-wide organization sponsored by the Classical Association of New York University. Science cmc President Margaret Hazle Secretary-Treasurer Beth Bagby Vice President Ray Calhoun Advisors Misses Smith and Webb The Science and Mathematics Club is composed of members interested in sci- ences and mathematics. There are many enjoyable and informative programs during the year. Learning about the stars is fun when they are observed on a clear night and are explained simply and clearly. The club party on May 14 was a fitting climax to a successful year. First Semester President.........Mary Wynne Williams Vice President Page Lancaster Secretary-Treasurer.......Pauline Allman Advisor Second Semester President Gerry Key Vice President Page Lancaster Secretary-Treasurer-------Carolyn Tyree ..Miss Helen Miles Anyone who wishes may belong to the Hobby Club. The only requirement is that one keep actively at work on some hobby. Knitting and leather work were the most popular hobbies this year. UL The Lydians, founded by the students of the Commercial Department, fosters con- tacts between faculty and students. Its objects are to promote an interest in the busi- ness world of today and to acquaint the students with commercial terms and experi- ences. Meetings are held twice a month. Outside speakers, trips to industrial plants, and social programs create a variety of interest. An interesting feature is found in the origin of its name. Lydia, a seller of purple, was the first business woman mentioned in the Bible. dtj chans [26]

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ithletic dissociation First row: Duke, Carmichael, Key, Niblock, McEachern, Camden, Brown, Hill. Second row: Cartwright, Calhoun, Farrior, Rea, Andrews, Segars, Miss Smith, Wright, E Fisher, Johnston, A. Fisher, Hazle, Stewart. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sarah Niblock Jeanne McEachern .Mildred Camden Dorothy Key Hiawassee Chief Choctaw Chief. . Mohawk Chief. Cherokee Chief. Annabelle Brown Jessie Carmichael Roberta Duke Peggy Hill Head of Hiking.............Mary Andrews Head of Soccer Margaret Hazle Head of Basketball Ellen Segars Head of Volleyball...........Ray Calhoun Head of Baseball Mary Mercer Johnson Head of Tennis Marjorie Wright Head of Indoor Sports Lillian Rea Sponsor Hiking Assistant........-Antoinette Farrior Soccer Assistant Jeanne McEachern Basketball Assistant Ellen Fisher Volleyball Assistant Elizabeth Johnston Baseball Assistant Anna Fisher Tennis Assistant Jean Cartwright Indoor Sports Assistant Betsy Stewart Miss Smith In years to come you will remember certain definite events of fun and entertain- ment of your college days in Montreat. Perhaps the Athletic Association gave you more pleasant memories than any other one organization in school. And why? Be- cause each girl felt that she had a definite place in some phase of school life. Set your brain a-whirling and think back to September 4 when for the first time you were picnic guests of the Athletic Association. What were your first impressions of the A. A. and its leaders? That was only the beginning of fun for hikers! What a joy to remember the all-day hike to Greybeard! A day full and complete in happiness and satisfaction. And don't forget the numerous breakfast and supper hikes. And Mitchell! Surely you remember riding the trucks, or hiking, or frying steaks, or getting a magnificent view (Continued on Next Pago) [28]