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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1939 volume:

1 i j l' J enior Di an Lbiat 1939 TO) . f .OOAH . vtCMXSN oin as. i t i, siness anaaer MONTREAT COLLEGE Montreat, North Carolina and (Sroil 'Mj ams Who have given us the harvest of fourscore years of rich and full living— Who have required of us highest standards of achievement— Who have shared with us their broad and varied experience— Who have shown .us the value of enthusiasm for all things lovely— Who have opened for us many vistas of thought and interest— Who have proved to us that it is the last cf life for which the first was made — Who have set our uncertain feet on the path of beauty— The Sun Dial motto■— li e only count the hours that shine”—is linked with our 1939 theme—ACT I! ITIES. May these pages keep bright and dear in our memories those active hours wherein we have worked and played with friends and classmates. H e trust that they may also stimulate us to further activities which will prove of great joy to us and value to others. The Editor. REV. R. C. ANDERSON. D.D. President DR. MARGARET SPENCER Dean MRS. R. C. ANDERSON l oarJ op Jruitees Dr. I. J. Archer________________ Montreat, N. C. Mr. Albert R. Bauman______________Montreat. N. C. Mr. W. H. Belk.................. Charlotte. N. C. Rev. J. W. Caldwell, D.D__________Montreat. N. C. Rev. R. F. Campbell. D.D_________Asheville, N. C. Mrs. Parker E. Conner________Edisto Island. S. C. Rev. J. H. Henderlite, D.D______Gastonia. N. C. Mr. C. M. Hutton_____________________Minden, La. Mrs. J. Fred Johnson...........Kingsport. Tenn. Dr. W. J. Martin............. Greensboro, N. C. Mr. J. W. Ruff______________St. Petersburg, Fla. Dr. B. R. Smith________________Asheville, N. C. Mr. George Wright______________Asheville, N. C. (4) 1 acu Miss Lydia Brandon, Latin; Miss Marie Burton, Commerce; Miss Mary Ruth Cooper, His- tory and Physical Education; Miss Helen Dickinson. Librarian; Mrs C. E. Dorsey, High School Bible; Miss Rachel Henderlite, Bible. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, History; Miss Mary Lord, Piano; Miss Carrie May McElroy, French; Miss Rachel McElroy. Spanish and Education; Miss Helen Miles, Home Economics; Miss Frances Russell, High School Science. Miss Margaret Smith, Science; Miss Margaret Wade, Assistant Dean; Miss Nannie Wat- kins, English; Miss Annie Webb, Mathematics; Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse, Voice and French; Mrs. Lula Beattie, House Mother; Miss Henrietta Bedinger, Nurse. Miss Lucile Gardner, Secretary to the Dean; Miss Carrie Maddrey, Dietian; Mrs. J. D. Mor- ton, House Mother; Miss Edna Plant, Secretary to Mr. Bauman; Miss Mary Williams. House Mother; Miss Annie Hudson. Bookkeeper; Mr. A. R. Bauman, Secretary of the Mountain Re- treat Association. (5) Top Row—Left, bridge and lake; right. Lake Susan. Second Rote—Left, a mountain stream; center. a corner of Fellowship; right. a corner of Assembly Inn. Third Row—Left, the waterfall; right. Assembly Inn. “All things I thought I knew; but now confess The more I know know, I know the less.” -Owen. President Barlow. Florida DEPENDABILITY Her devotion to duty has been a help and an inspiration to others. Y.P.C. Council '38. '39; Student Council. '37. '38; Praye: Group Leader. '38. '39; Tritonian Literary Society; United Youth Club. '38; '39. RACHEL SLOAN Vice-President Calypso. North Carolina Beauty lives with kindness Flora MacDonald College. '37. '38; Secretary and Treas- urer of Choir. '38. '39: SUN DIAL STAFF. '38. '39; Vice- President of Philalethian Society. '38. '39. ANNA DUBOSE Secretary Oswego. South Carolina . companion in whom there is great gentleness, great sweetness, and excessive sympathy. President of Sunday School Class. '38; Secretary of United Youth Club. '38. '39; Student Council. '37. '33: Triton- ian Literary Society. ALICE DAVIS Treasurer Franklin, North Carolina BEAUTY Her very smiles are fairer jar than smiles of other maidens are. Athlotic Board. '38. '39; Secretary of Lydian Club. '37. 38: President of Tritionian Literary Society, '39; May Day Court, '38; Student Council, '38. '39; Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39. MISS RACHEL HENDERLITE Sponsor Gastonia. North Carolina “Those graceful acts. Those thousand decencies that daily flow From all her words and actions Pleased us. and though be- ginning late, Have made us greater still. (8) 1 eniord LOUISA ELIZABETH BAGBY Lynchburg. Virginia Honesty with steady rye. Truth, and purr simplicity. Neatness. Secretary of Science and Math Club, '37. '38: President of Music Club. ‘38. '39; Secre- tary of Life Service Group. '38. '39; Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Choir. '37. '38. '39. MADGE BANKS Paint Gap. North Carolina “She mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth.” President Life Service Group. '38. '39; Student Council, '39; Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Choir, '37. '38. '39; SUN DIAL Staff. '37. '38. LAURA BEDINGER Montreal. North Carolina “.Is true as steel, a friend indeed. Science and Math Club. '37, '38. '39; Hiking Club. ‘38. '39; Tritonian Literary Society; Choctaw Tribe; M“ Club. '39; Dramatic Club. '38. '39. LULA GRACE BOZARD Goldville. South Carolina The better you know her. the better you like her. Student Council. '37, '38. '39; Vice-President Sunday School Class. '38. '39; Life Service Group. 37. '38. '39; United Youth Club. '38. '39; Tritonian Literary Society. BERNICE PEARL BUTLER Lynchburg. Virginia ” hard work is not genito, it is the best possible substitute lor it. Studiousness. Secretary Y. P. C. Council. '38. '39; Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Class Repre- sentative. '38. '39; Science and Math Club. '38. '39; United Youth Club. '38. ‘39. RAY CALHOUN Wilmington. North Carolina « stature small. Hut just the same she conquers all. Vice-President of Junior Class. '37. '38: Student Council. '37. '38; Vice-President of Science and Math Club. '37. '38: President of Athletic Associa- tion. '38, '39; Cabinet. '38. '39; Choir, '37, '38; Prayer Group Leader. '38. ‘39. JESSIE KILLIAN CARMICHAEL Oakboro. North Carolina “You will always find her at school or at play. Heady to do her part in a cheerful way.” Sports. President of “M Club. 38. '39; Ath- letic Board. '37, '38. '39; Choir. ‘37, '38. '39; Science and Math Club. ‘39. '39; Hiking Club. '39. ISABELLE CARTER Montreat. North Carolina Wish not so much to live long. Hut to live well. Secretary of Sunday School Class. '37. '38: Stu- dent Council. '37. '38: M Club. '37. '38. '39; Vice-President of M Club. '38. '39; Science and Math Club. '37. '38 '39; Tritonian Literary Society. (9) CotLr S. evuors SOPHIA CARTER Union. South Carolina Simplicity is art itself. Philalethian Literary Society; Student Council. ‘37. '38; Science and Math Club. '37, '38; United Youth Club. ‘38. ‘39. EMYLIE CASTLES Gaffney. South Carolina Health and intellect are the two blessings of life Vice-President of Lydian Club, ‘38. '39; Secre- tary of Philalethian Literary Society. ‘38; Life Service Group. ‘37. '38, '39; Linotype Staff. '37. '38; Hiking Club. BASHIE CHASTAIN Moultrie. Georgia When duty whispers low, ‘Thou must’. Then youth replies, 7 can'. Courtesy. Second Vice-President of Student Body. '37. '38; President of Sunday School Class. '37; Vice-President of Philalethian Literary So- ciety; President of Y. P. C. Council. '38. '39: Choir. '37. '38. '39: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Science and Math Club. MARY CLAPP Plumtree. North Carolina Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky. Secretary Tritonian Society. '37. '38: Advertising Manager SUN DIAL. '39; Choir. ‘37. '38. '39; Music Club. '37, '38. '39; Lydian Club; May Day. '39. SARAH CLARK Asheville. North Carolina Xothing but heaven itseh is better than a friend, who really is a friend. Student Council. '37. '38: M Club; Choir. '37. '38, '39: Vice-President of Philalethian Society. ’38; Secretary of Philalethian Society. '37, '38: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Lydian Club. '37. '38. '39; United Youth Club. '38. '39. SARA ELIZABETH DREW White Hall. South Carolina Rare compound of quality, noble and true. With plenty of good sense and good humor, too. Ideal. Student Council. '37; President of Stu- dent Body. '38. '39; Lydian Club. '37. '38; United Youth Club. '38. '39; M Club. '39; Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39. ALICE McLEOD DUBOSE Darlington. South Carolina Sever over-serious, not too frivolous, but a rare good girl. Student Council. 37; Hiking Club. '39: United Youth Club. '38. '39: Prayer Group Leader. '38. ‘39; Tritonian Literary Society: Hiawassee Soccer Captain. ‘38. MARTHA BELLE DUNCAN Frostproof, Florida Think before you make a promise, then stick to it. Student Council. '37. '38. '39: Athletic Board Secretary. '38. '3S: Science and Math Club. '37. '38, '39; Dramatic Club. '37, '38. '39; Philalethian Society. (10) 1 CotLe eniors MARION LOVE GALL Rogersville. Tennessee The world looks brighter from behind a smile. Student Council. '37. '38: Trjtonian Literary So- ciety. '37, '38; Cherokee Tribe. HILDA VAUGHN GRANT Monroe. Virginia .hid still they gazed, and still their wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she knew. Life Service Group: Prayer Group; United Youth Club. '38. '39; Philalethian Literary Society; Choctaw Tribe; Class Historian; Nightingale Club. HELEN HARDIE Uberlandia. Brazil, South America Her airs, her manners, all who saw admired. Dignity. President of Junior Class. '37. ‘38; Editor of SUN DIAL, '38. '39: Athletic Board. '38. •39; M Club. 38. '39; Y. P. C. Council. '37. '38. '39: Cabinet, ‘37. ‘38: President of Science and Math Club. ‘38. ’39: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Dramatic Club. '37. '38. '39; Chapel Hill Play. '38. '39: Music Club. '37. '38. '39. SARA ELEANOR HARLEY Beaufort, South Carolina She talks little but thinks much. United Youth Club, '38, ‘39; Music Club. '37. '38. '39; Philalethian Literary Society; Mohawk Tribe. EMILY AUGUSTA JAMES Hagood, South Carolina . sweet attractive kind of grace. Student Council. ‘38. ‘39: Tritonian Literary So- ciety. ‘37. '38. '39; United Youth Club. '38. '39; Cherokee Tribe. DORIS GRAHAM JOHNSON Saint Pauls. North Carolina Let the world wag as it will. I'll be gay and happy still. May Day. '37, '38: Student Council, '37. '38: Hiking Club. '38. '39: Second Choir. '38. '39; United Youth Club. '38. '39. MARY MERCER JOHNSON Winnabow, North Carolina . good athlete, a studious mind. Upright, friendly, carefree, and kind. Athletic Board. '38. '39; Choir, '37, '38. '39; Vice-President of Tritonian Literary Society. '38. '38: SUN DIAL Staff, The Snooper. ‘38. '39; Music Club. '37. '38; Vice-President of United Youth Club. ‘38. '39: Class Prophet. '39. JOYCE JUNIPER Ormond. Florida True wit is nature to advantage dressed. What oft was thought, but ne'er so well expressed. Wit. Student Council, '37. '38; Vice-President of Music Club, ‘38. '39; Sports Editor of SUN DIAL. '38. '39; Choir. '37. '38. '39; Cheer Leader for Mohawks. '38. '39. DOROTHY GODFREY No picturo. Black Mountain. North Carolina Kind hearts are more than coronets. Cherokee Tribe; Tritonian Literary Society. (11) CJLe S, emors HELEN LEOTA KOLB Sumter. South Carolina “Modest, undaunted, and true.” Y. P. C. Council. '38. '39; Choir. '38. ’39: Prayer Group Leader, '38. '39; Ltfe Service Group. '37. 38. ‘39; Student Counctl. '37. '38. '39; Philalethian Literary Society. '37. '38. '39; Mohawk Tribe. LUCY VIRGINIA LEWIS China Grove, North Carolina Iteing ail that she is. being nothing that she is not. Hiking Club; Tritonian Literary Society; Science and Math Club. '38. '39: United Youth Club. '36. '39. KATIE MARY LOGAN Sneads. Florida They are only truly great, who are truly good.” Second Vice-President of Student Body. '38. '39; President ol Sunday School Class. '38; Treasurer o! Sunday School Class. '37; Vice-President of Science and Math Club. ‘38. '39; Y. P. C. Council. '38. '39: Choir. '37. '38. '39: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39. MARY LUNN Darlington. South Carolina ‘7 hate scarce smiles: I love laughing. Hobby Club; Vice-President of Philalethian Lit- erary Society, '39: Science and Math Club. '39; Mohawk Tribe. MARGARET LESLIE MACKINTOSH McClellansville. South Carolina ”Poets are those who ieel great things. .Ind write them.” Student Council. '38. '39: United Youth Club. '38. '39; Second Choir. '38, '39; Philalethian Liter- ary Society; Class Poet. MARGARET MARTIN Bristol, Tennossee She preferred to be good rather than to seem so.” Vice-President of Life Service Group. '38. '39; Student Council. '38. '39; Secretary of Sunday School Class. '38. '39; Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Science and Math Club. '37, '38. '39; Phila- lethian Society. LEILA P. MELLETTE Wedgefield. South Carolina What I must do is all that concerns me. not what people think. Athletic Board. '38. '39; Second Choir, '38. '39: Lydian Club. '37. '38. '39: Tritonian Literary So- ciety. GLADYS MODLIN McColl. South Carolina Sature made her what she is and destroyed the pattern” Originality. Student Council. '37, '38, '39; Editor of Linotype. '38. '39; Prayer Group Leader, '38. '39: SUN DIAL staff. '38. '39: President of Sunday School Class. '39: Class Prophot: Lydian Club. '37. '38. '39. (12) 1 m dolle c e S)en.L emori RUTH MOORE Shelbyville. Tennessee ‘7 never did repent of doing, good, I shall not note.” President of Sunday School Class. '37; Unit'd Youth Club, ‘38. '39: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Student Council. ‘37; Philalethian Literary Society. MARY ADELAIDE NEELY Searcy. Arkansas She is wise H can judge her. Harding College, ‘37. ”38; Lydian Club. ‘38, '39: Philalethian Literary Society: Mohawk Tribe. MARGARET NIBLOCK Concord. North Carolina “She doeth (dl things well . . . (irent thoughts, like great deeds, need no trumpet. Versatility. Dramatic Club, '37. '38: Athletic Board. '38. '39: Vice-President of Student Body. '38. '39; Student Council. '37. '38: Editor of Lino- type. '37. '38: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39: Chapel Hill Play, '38: Treasurer of Sunday School Class. '37. '38. MARY EMILY OLIVER Columbia. Tennessee “Her voire was soft, gentle, and low— And excellent thing in woman. Sunday School Class President. '37; Student Council, '37. ‘38. ‘39: Y. P. C. Secretary. '38. '39: President of Latin Club. '37. '38: President of United Youth Club, '38. '39,- May Day Court. '38: Choir. '37. '38. ‘39; Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39. ELIZABETH LOFTIN PEARSALL Wallace. North Carolina Much in her to love and admire. Tritonian Literary Society; Science and Math Club. '37. '38. '39; Student Council. '33. '39. HELEN PENDERGRASS Black Mountain. North Carolina “Courtesy is an expression of nobility. Tritonian Literary Society: Choctaw Tribe. MARTHA E. PENLAND Weaverville. North Carolina There is no truer truth obtainable by man than conies of music. President of Music Club. '37, '38; President of Philalethian Literary Society, '38; Y. P. C. Council. '39; Student Council. '39: Choir. '37. '38. '39: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39: Captain of Tennis of the Hiawassee Tribe. FRANCES VIRGINIA QUARTERMAN Waycross, Georgia Hest kind ot sport and pal true blue. Athletic Board. '38. '39: M Club. '38. '39: SUN DIAL staif. Typist. '33. '39; Student Council. '38: Lydian Club. '37. '38: Hiking Club; Tritonian Literary Society. (13) CJLr S. eniors MARY B. ROBERTSON Canton, North Carolina “And 'tis remarkable, that they. Talk less that have the most to say.” Student Council. '37. '38; Hobby Club; Phila- lethian Society; Lydian Club. ‘37, '38. 39. HELEN LESLIE RUST Chester. Virginia '7 find no wealth like a quiet mind.” Vice-President Y. P. C. Council. '38. '39; Presi- dent of Lydian Club. ‘38. '39; Athletic Board. '38. '39; President of Life Service Group. '38; Vice- President of Choir. '38. '39: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39. JANE SHEEGOG Columbia. Tennessee They are rich who have friends. Friendliness. President of Tritonian Literary So- ciety. '38; President of Sunday School Class. '37; Treasurer of Y. P. C.. '38. '39: Treasurer of Athletic Association. '38. '39; Prayer Group Leader, '38. '39; Vice-President of Tritonian Literary Society. '37. DOROTHY FRANCES SILER Asheville. North Carolina Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.” Dramatic Club. '37. '38. '39; Student Council. '37. '38; Chapel Hill Play. '38. '39; Music Club. '37. '38. '39; United Youth Club. '38. '39; Science and Math Club. '37, '38. VIRGINIA SISTARE Lancaster, South Carolina Do the ordinary things extraordinarily well.” Student Council. '38, '39; United Youth Club, '38. '39; Life Service Group; Mohawk Tribe. MARGARET ELIZABETH SMITH Charlotte. North Carolina Good company and good discourse are the very sinews of virtues.” Class Representative. '38. '39: Science and Math Club; Secretary of Tritonian Literary Society. '38: Prayer Group Leader. '38. '39; Literary Editor of SUN DIAL. '38. '39. HASELTINE SWIFT Waynesville. North Carolina “el happy heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Style. Athletic Board. '38. '39; Tritonian Liter- ary Society. SALLIE JUSTINE TARTE Whitmire, South Carolina ‘7 dare do all that may become a lady. Who dares do more is none.” United Youth Club. '38. '39: Hobby Club. '37, '38; Science and Math Club. '37. '38: Philalethian Literary Society; Mohawk Tribe; Soccer Team. '38. (14) 1 •Senior MARY LESLIE THOMAS Asheville, North Carolina With a personality and character that wins from the start.” Popularity. Business Manager of SUN DIAL. '38, '39: School Song and Cheer Leader. '38, '39; Siudent Council. '38. '39: Secretary of Sunday School Class, ‘37, '38: Second Choir, ‘38, '39; Tritonian Literary Society. CAROLYN TYREE Beattyville. Kentucky smile is a remedy for every trouldc. Student Council. '37, '38: Secretary Hobby Club, '37, '38; Tritonian Literary Society. PEGGY WEED Columbia, Tennessee “She doesn't put things off; she puts things over.” Vice-President of Athletic Association. '38. '39; Student Council. '37. '38; Science and Math Club; Cheer Leader for Choctaw Tribe, '37. '38; Tritonian Literary Society. JEAN WHITAKER Black Mountain, North Carolina Without laughter life is nothing. Philalethian Literary Society; Choctaw Tribe. ELOISE WILLIAMS Mount Holly. North Carolina Here's to the friend we can trust: May she live in our songs and he nearest our hearts. Student Council. '37, '38. '39; Philalethian So- ciety. MARTHA WILLIAMSON Darlington. South Carolina The less people speak of their greatness, the more we think of it. Secretary and Treasurer of Student Body. '37. '38, '39; President of Choir. '38. '39: Secretary of Sunday School Class. '37. '38: Prayer Group Lead- er, '38, '39; Science and Math Club. EDITH AREY WOMBLE Wagram, North Carolina Generous, big-hearted, and kind. . better girl would be hard to find.” Science and Math Club. '37. '38: United Youth Club. '38. '39; Philalethian Literary Society. ELEANOR WOODRUFF Mocksville, North Carolina Good athlete, and full of glee. . true and loyal girl is she.” Treasurer of Sunday School Class. '38. '39; Stu- dent Council. '38. '39: M Club; Science and Math Club: Philalethian Literary Society. LOUISE VERNON No picture. Black Mountain. North Carolina “Well-timed silence has more eloquence than words.” Cherokee Tribe. Tritonian Literary Society. (IS) MARY LITTLEPAGE LANCASTER President Taichow. Ku. China The flozeer of meekness grazes on a stem of grace. Most Sincere . . . Most Dependable. Secretary of Glee Club. '37. ‘38; Secretary of Music Club. '37, '38. '39: Honor Roll. '37. '38; Vice-President oi Hobby Club. '38. '39; Secretary of Science and Math Club, '38. '39; Ath- letic Board. '38. '39; Y. P. C. Council .'38. '39; Second Choir. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. '38. '39; May Court. '39. FRANCES JOAN CLYATT Vice-President Lake City. Florida Here's to the girl with a heart and a smile. That makes the bubble oi life -worth while. Basketball. '37. '38. '39: Volleyball. '37. '38. '39; Ten- nis. '37. '38. '39; Delta Beta. '37. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. '38. '39. MISS MARY RUTH COOPER Sponsor Mullins, South Carolina Sincerity is to speak as zee think, do as zee pretend and profess, to perform and make good zehat zee promise, and really to be '.chat zee would seem and appear to be. —Tillotson. JANET ELIZABETH MARSON Secretary Fort Lauderdale. Florida Those who think nobly are noble. Most Intellectual . . . Most Dignified. Student Council. '37. '38; Dramatic Club. '37. '38: Delta Beta. '37. '38. '39; Vice-President Delta Beta. '38; Secretary of Junior Class. '37. '38: Music Club. '38. '39: Stamp Club. '38. '39; Second Choir. '38. '39: Cadet Corps. '38. '39. JACQUE LORRAINE HUBBARD Treasurer Jacksonville. Florida ”True to herself and true to her friends. Secretary of Cadet Corps. '38. '39: Drum Major of Cadet Corps. '38. '39; Stamp Club, '38. '39; Delta Beta. '37. '33. '39; Glee Club. '37. '38; Secretary and Treasurer of Sunday School Class. '38. '39; Student Council, '38. (15) S cllOO IS, eniors KATHERINE BEDINGER Montreal. North Carolina The reason ior Iter many friends—She is one.” Hiking Club. ‘37. '38: Soccer. '38. '39; Baseball, '37. 38. '39: Basketball. '38. ‘39; Cade: Corps. '38. '39; Delta Beta. 37. '38. 39; Science and Math Club. '37, '38. '39: Secretary of Sunday School Class. '38. JESSIE ANITA COLLETTE Crescent City. Florida Her joys are as deep as the ocean. Her troubles as light as its foam.” Hiking Club. '37. '38; Cadet Corps. '38. '39: Delta Beta. '36. '37. '38, '39; Glee Club. '36. '37. '38: Dramatic Club. 37. ‘38; May Day Court. '38; Treasurer of Sunday School Class. '38. ANN MALCOLM DODSON Atlanta. Georgia She's attractive. She’s active—Su§ Said.” Delta Beta. '37. '38. '39: Secretary and Treasurer Stamp Club. '37. '33: President Stamp Club. '38. '39; Science and Math Club. '38. ‘39: Latin Club. '37. '38. HARRIET BROCHMAN DOUGLAS Rock Hill. South Carolina Happy am I. from care I'm iree. Why can't they all be content like me?” Delta Beta. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. '38. '39. ANNA ELIZABETH FISHER Greensboro. North Carolina . « unusual girl and jolly pal. Whimsical. Witty, and Wise. Best Sport. Captain Basketball Team. '36. '37. Team. '37. ‘38. '39; Baseball Team. '36. 37.. '38. '39; Captain Soccer Team. '37, '38: Team. ‘38. '39: Athletic Board. '37, '38. ‘39; Secretary M Club. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. '38. '39; Vice-President Junior Class. '37. '38: Dramatic Club. 37, '38. '39: Latin Club. '37. '38; Science and Math Club. ‘37. 38. '39. ELLEN ASHLEY FISHER Greensboro. North Carolina Happy go lucky, but serious, too. Where'd she get her eyes so blue?“ Most Athletic. Soccer Captain. '37. '38. Team. '38. '39: Basketball. '37. '38. '39: Volleyball. '37. '38. '39. Captain. '38. '39: Baseball. '37. '38. '39; Tennis. '37. '38. '39- Secretary of Junior Class. '37. 38; Athletic Board. '37. '38: President Sunday School Class. 37. '38; Y. P. C. Council. '37. '38; SUN DIAL Staff. ‘37, '38: Dramatic Club. '37. '33; Science and Math Club. ‘37. '38; Cade: Corps. '38. '39: M Club. '38. '38: Class Historian. ’38 ’39 MAYME FREEMAN Hendersonville. North Carolina She doesn't say much— Her wisdom is m silence.” Delta Beta. '38. '39; Student Council. '38. '39: Tennis. ’38 '39 DOROTHY GODWIN Alturas. Florida . willing and generous heart.” Delta Beta. '38. '39. HARRIET JEAN GREGORY Havana Cuba She speaks, behaves just as she should.” Delta Beta. '36. '37. '38. '39: Hobby Club. '37. '38: Music Club. '36. '37. '38. '39; Science and Math Club. '38. 39; Glee Club. '37. '38; Cadet Corps. '38. '39. V (17) enior5 MARY ROGERS HARPER Greenville. South Carolina Sht's true to her work. her word, and her riends Soccer Team. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. ’38. '39; Glee Club. '37, 38: Science and Math Club. '38. '39: Hobby Club. '37, '38: Second Choir. '38. '39: Student Council. '37, '38. CAROLYN LEE HUGHES Rock Hill, South Carolina “Hrr heart was kind and sou Stamp Club. '38. '39: Hobby Club. '37. '38; Delta Beta. ‘37, ‘38. '39: Science and Math Club. '38. '39; Student Council. '37. '38: Cadet Corps. 38. '39. ELIZABETH WITHERS JOHNSTON Winston-Salem, North Carolina ”. girl with looks, brains, personality. Hut most important—a friend 3est All Round . . . Most Popular. Soccer Team. '38. '39: Baseball Team. '36. '37. '38. '39: Volleyball Team. '37. '38, '39: Basketball Team. '37. '38, '39; President of Freshman Class. 36. '37; President of Sophomore Class. '37. '38: President of Sunday School Classes. '36, '37. '38: Student Council. '37. '38. '39: Athletic Board. '37. '38. '39; SUN DIAL Staff. '36. '37. '38. '39; President Delta Beta. 38. '39: Treasurer of M Club. '38. '39: Vice-Prosiden? Glee Club. 36. '37; Secertary and Treas- urer Hobby Club. '38. '39: May Court. '39; Cadet Corps, '38. '39; Second Choir. '38. '39; Honor Roll. '36. '37. '38. PEGGY JEAN JONES Asheville North Carolina . pretty girl. a witty girl, a girl so mil o' fun. . brainy girls, a carefree girl—. thousand girls in one. Most Attractive . . . Wittiest. Y. P. C. Council. '36. '37. '38: President Sunday School Classes. '36. '37, '38: Vice- President Sophomore Class. '37; Student Council. '37, '38. '39: Science and Math Club. '37. '38. ‘39; Glee Club. '37, '38: Vice-President Sunday School Class. '38: Vice- President Delta Beta. '39; Cadet Corps. '38. '39: Class Prophet. '38. '39; SUN DIAL Staff. '37. '38. '39. THELMA FRANCES LAIDLEY Charleston. West Virginia Xot too serious, not too gay, Hut a rare good sport in a rare good way. Delta Beta. ‘37. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. '38. ‘39. JUANITA HAYES LEGG Honolulu. Hawaii Devoted, anxious, generous, voice oj guile, Ind with whole hearted welcome in her smile Delta Beta. '38. '39: Hobby Club. '38. '39. NELE VIRGINIA LINEWEAVER Harrisonburg. Virginia She is little, she is spry. .Ind there’s mischief in her eye. Most Attractive. Delta Beta. '38. '39; United Youth Club, '38, '39; Cadet Corps. '38. '39. FRANKIE KAY MEARS Gastonia, North Carolina Worry little and study less— My idea of happiness.” Neatest. Delta Beta. '36. '37, '38, '39: Glee Club. '38. '39. JUNE M. MORGAN Rockledge. Florida . handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning Delta Beta. '38. '39. cLoo (18) School St emori MARY PASLEY Spartanburg. South Carolina Still and quiet but deeper than you think.” Delta Beta. '37. ‘38. '39; United Youth Club. '38. '39. BETTY JORDAN PEGRAM Cooleemee. North Carolina . combination oi brains and attractiveness is surely a gilt rom the gods. Best Dressed . . . Most Intellectual. Glee Club, '37, '38: Student Council. '38. '39: Secretary Sunday School Class. '38. '39: Treasurer Cadet Corps. '38. '39: Science and Math Club, '38. '39: Class Lawyer. '38. '39; President Delta Beta. '38. '39; Delta Beta. '37. '38. '39. LOIS FAYE RECTOR Marshall. North Carolina “Modesty cannot be bought; it must be born. Delta Beta. '39. '39: United Youth Club. '38, '39. PAULINE RHODES Savannah, Georgia Heart whole and fancy tree!' Delta Beta. '36. '37. '38. '39. MILDRED ESTELLE SHORE Boston. Massachusetts rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun. Vice-President Junior Class. '36. '37; Student Council, '36. '37: Delta Beta. '36. '37, '38. '39; Science and Math Club. '37. '38: United Youth Club. '37. '33. '39. MARGUERITE SINGLETON Slidell, Louisiana For she could smile and laugh and play. And chase all unhappiness away.” Prettiest. Delta Beta. 38. '39; Vice-President Glee Club. '38. '39; Music Club, '38. '39: Vice-President Sun- day School Class. '39; Queen of Hearts. '38. '39. MAE OGLESBY TENCH Pulaski. Virginia Without love and laughter life would be nothing. Dramatic Club. '37, '38. '39: Science and Math Club. '37. '38. '39; Delta Beta. '37. '38. '39; President Sunday School Class, '39; Y. P. C. Council. ‘39; Cadet Corps, '28. 39: Baskeiball Team. '38, '39; Baseball Team. '38. '39: Volleyball Team. '38. '39; Tennis Team. '38. '39. MARY DRISCOLL WALLACE Spartanburg, Soulh Carolina . girl o’ fete words but high ideals. Secretary Glee Club. '38. '39; Dramatic Club. '38. '39: Delta Beta. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. ‘38. '39. BETTY GRAY WILCOX Rome. Georgia ■'. comrade true with friendly ways. Delta Beta, ‘38. '39; Dramatic Club. '38. ‘39; Hiking Club. '38. '39,- Basketball Team, '38. '39; Baseball Team. '38. '39: Volleyball. '38. '39; Cadet Corps. '38. '39. r (19) uruorA Officers ELOISE L. SMITH..................President Keysville, Georgia VIRGINIA OUTLAW_____________Vice-President Asheville, North Carolina VIVIAN MUSTERMAN.................Secretary St. Louis, Missouri MARY CLAIRE ALLEN__________________Treasurer Gastonia. North Carolina MARY ELIZABETH CROSS_________Representative In Student Government Association High Point, Norih Carolina EMMA LEE JONES................Representative In Student Government Association Cove Spring, Georgia S poniors (20) MISS ELIZABETH WOODHOUSE Montreat, North Carolina MISS ELIZABETH HOYT Maryville, Tennessee CJL ouero . s umorA HARRIET ADAMS Blackey. Kentucky MARY CATHERINE ARMBRISTER Draper. Virginia RUTH BACON Kingsport. Tennessee MARY BARBEE Asheville. N. C. BEVERLY BARRIER Charlotte. N. C. MARGARET BARRINGER High Point, N. C. FRANCES BELL New Bern. N. C. VIOLET BLEVINS Lansing. N. C. SADIE ELIZABETH BRYSON Asheville. N. C. M. CLORENE BURGIN Iowa Falls. Iowa LOCKEY BURGIN Black Mountain. N. C. HELEN VIVIAN BURNETTE Black Mountain. N. C. BETTY BURROWS Oswego. S. C. LILLY CANOY Sophia. N. C. JEAN CARTWRIGHT St. Petersburg. Florida FAYEWEESE CHOATE Charlotte. N. C. HELEN M. CLAPP Plumtroe. N. C. NANCY LOVE COMFORT Kosciusko. Mississippi FLETA MAE DAY Hinesville. Georgia RUBY DEVINE Cherryville. N. C. ELIZABETH FRANCES DOUX Charlotte. N. C. MARY ELKINS Waycross, Georgia MARGARET ELLIOTT Marion. N. C. ANTOINETTE FARRIOR Frostproof, Florida MARY FORBES Cave Spring, Georgia VIRGINIA FORD Bishopville. South Carolina MADELEINE FORTUNE Montreat. N. C. MARGUERITE VIRGINIA FRASER Auburndale. Florida (21) CHARLOTTE ESTELLE FRISBEE Black Mountain. N. C. RUTH FRYE Winston-Salem. N. C. MARGARET INA FUDGE Surgoinsville. Tennessee NANCY WILMA GASTON Reidsville. South Carolina LEILA HARRIET GIBERT Rodman. South Carolina MILDRED GILCHRIST Parksville, South Carolina GERTRUDE GILMORE Jacksonville. Florida MAYTRUDE GINTER Hinesville. Georgia MARY FRANCES GRANT Gastonia. N. C. MARY A. GREEN Lancaster. South Carolina AILEEN HAMILTON Oteen. N. C. LOUISE HARDIN Sanford. Florida BETTY LOU HARMON Charlotte. N. C. MYRTLE HAWLEY Broadway, N. C. DOROTHY K. HERRING Mt. Olive. N. C. KATHERINE HERRING Mt. Olive. N. C. MARGARET HERRING Spartanburg. South Carolina WYOLENE HICKMAN Orlando, Florida GAYNELLE HOLDFORD Hopewell. Virginia KATHLEEN L. HOLLIDAY Manning. South Carolina VERA MARIE HOSAFLOOK Waynesville, N. C. LAUNA HOUSTON Easley. South Carolina MARY HOWLAND Round Hill. Greenwich. Conn. MARY ELLEN KEITH Quincy. Florida BILLIE KNOLES KIDD Charlotte, N. C. ANNETTE GRACE KOGER Clinton, South Carolina ALICE LEDBETTER Asheville. N. C. DESSIE LEDBETTER Black Mountain. N. C. (22) MARY AUTHER1NE LINDSFY Black Mountain. N. C. MARTHA ELIZABETH LITTLE Carnesville. Georgia FLORIDE LUNN Darlington. South Carolina NANCY MAKOVSKY Prince George. Virginia MARY MELVILLE MANER Allendale. South Carolina DOROTHY MARTIN Hawkinsville, Georgia JOSEPHINE MARTIN Franklin, N. C. MARY ETHEL MASON Roanoke. Virginia BETTY MAYO Radford. Virginia MARY SHAW McDAIRMID Raeford. N. C. MARGUERITE McEACHERN Jacksonville. Florida HAZEL MclNTOSH Athol, Kentucky SARA LOUISE McKEE Woodruff, South Carolina CAROLYN BALDWIN McLEAN Raeford. N. C. MARY CUNNINGHAM MELLETTE Wedgfield. South Carolina JEAN MERCHANT Swannanoa. N. C. RUTH MERCHANT Strav berry Plains. Tennessee MARY MARSHALL MITCHELL Asheville. N. C. MARTHA MAE MONROE Clinton. South Carolina CLEO OSBORNE Vannoy. N. C. PHARISE H. PARKER Wilmington, N. C. ELEANOR PARKS New Bern. N. C. RAE PATTISHALL Jacksonville. Florida NANCY McNAIR PEELE Raeford. N. C. HATTIE LEE PENLAND Paint Gap. N. C. GERTRUDE E. PHILLIPS Oswego, South Carolina POLLY RAMSEY Sumter. South Carolina MARY RUTH REDD Hillsville, Virginia (23) HELEN TERRY RICE Pelzer. South Carolina EDNA ROBINSON Lenoir. N. C. CLARA ROSICH Charlotte. N. C. MARY JEANE ROURK Safety Harbor, Florida ANNE ELIZABETH SCRUGGS Tryon. N. C. LEONELLE SCRUGGS Asheville. N. C. MARTHA SUE SELLERS Cherry ville. N. C. ETHEL MAE SPARROW New Bern. N. C. MAGGIE STANSBURY Danville. Virginia BERNICE E. STROUP Seabrook, South Carolina SALLYE WALKER STURGEON Kingstree. South Carolina ELIZABETH C. TAYLOR Cocoa. Florida VIRGINIA ELIZABETH TONEY Black Mountain. N. C. NANCY ELIZABETH TRUELOVE Winston-Salem. N. C. EVELYN WARD Weaver ville. N. C. CLAIRE PAULA WARNOCK Oxford. Florida DORIS LEE WEBSTER Badin. N. C. MARY MARIE WHERRY Auburndale. Florida ELLEN KATHERINE WHITEHEAD Chatham. Virginia JANELLA WELHOE WILLIAMS Baton Rouge. Louisiana PAULINE WILLIS Hillsville. Virginia ADA CAMPBELL WILSON Gastonia. N. C. HOPE OWANDA WISEMAN Ingalls. N. C. SARAH H. WITHERSPOON Murphy. N. C. EDNA SUE WRIGHT Birchleaf. Virginia RUBY WYNNE Williamston, N. C. JANIE MARGARET YATES Atlanta. Georgia JESSIE LEE YOUNG Bakersville. N. C. (24) o • junior6 Sopi, lomomi Uresh 'reSlunen JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL First Row: Floride McDermid; Mary Duncan. Vice-President; Velma Ragland. President; Frances Mitchell. Secretary; Carmelita Bowles. Treasurer: Jacqueline Capps. Second Row: Dorothy Manning; Katherine Powell; Christine Leverette: Betsy Stewart; Mina Baker; Nan Allen. Reporter. Third Row: Margaret Sullivan. Representative; Fair Harrelson; Alice Rafcon; Mildred Allen. Fourth Row: Miss Annie Webb, Sponsor; Mary B. Patterson; Ruby Street. SOPHOMORE HIGH SCHOOL First Row: Ruth Bowen. Secretary-Treasurer.- Katherine Wagner, Vice-President; Ruth King. Representative: Thelma Corpening. President. Second Row: Kalesta Duckett; Haze! Harris: Virginia Gibson,- Ruth Eggleston: Margaret Dixon; Norma Page. Third Row: Elizabeth Harrison: Ethelyn Pickelsimer.- Elizabeth Oglesby, Reporter: Julia Hill; Mary Virginia Howerton; Miss Carrie May McElroy, Sponsor. FRESHMAN HIGH SCHOOL First Row: Gloria Pierson; Sarah Garland, Vice-Presid cnt; Jeanelle Boone. President; Betty Belk. Secretary- Treasurer; Christine Masters. Second Row: Nannie Lee Bell; Dema Parker; Miss Lydia Brandon, Sponsor; Frances Murrah; Lillie Belle Dickinson. (2S) Let us then be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait.” Longfellow ■Student (joveminent ydiiociation, First Row: Sara Drew, Margaret Niblock, Katie Mary Logan, Martha Williamson, Bashie Chastain. Second Row: Ray Calhoun, Dr. Spencer, Miss Wade, Miss Hoyt, Mrs. Morton. Third Row: Miss Williams. President_______________________Sara Drew Secretary__________ . .Martha Williamson Vice-President___________Margaret Niblock Athletic President__________Ray Calhoun Second Vice-President.-Katie Mary Logan Y. P. C. President_____________Bashie Chastain The Student Faculty Government Association of Montreat College consists of three separate divisions: The Cabinet, composed of the above six officers, the Dean, the Assistant Dean, the House Mothers, and a representative of the Faculty; the Senate, which is composed of representatives from the various classes; and the House of Representatives, which is composed of representatives who act as monitors for each hall. The aim of the Montreat College Student Faculty Government Association is to provide a system of organization in which each student will be given the highest degree of freedom and happiness without overstepping the rights of any other. It is our ideal to build a student bedy which will attract others because of our happy days together. (28) r founa y People op the C-Jiurcii First Row: Executive Committee Bashie Chastain, President Helen Rust, Vice-President Mary Emily Oliver, Secretary lane Sheegog, Treasurer Miss Rachel Henderlite, Advisor Stu clen I Associa lion Second Row: Highway Chairmen Mrs. Dorsey, Advisor Katie Mary Logan. Life Enrichment Page Lancaster, Beyond the Seas Bernice Butler. Enlistment and Training Helen Kolb, Learning Third Row: Ann Acree, Stewardship Madge Banks Comradeship Prayer Groups The organization and supervision of the Prayer Groups and Life Service Band are under the direction of the Religious Activities Committee: Chairman, Miss Mary P. Lord. Officers of the Life Service Band: First Term Second Term President_____________________Helen Rust President.................. Madge Banks Vice-President____________Margaret Martin Vice-President............Bernice Stroup Secretary_________________Bernice Butler Secretary_____________________ Beth Bagby (29) The Philalethian and Tritonian Literary Societies are composed of college girls. In their bi-monthly meetings interesting programs, which bring to light many hidden talents, are given by the members. The Delta Beta is a similar organization for the high school students. The members have presented such programs as Fashion Shows, Debates. Musical Programs, and Plays. Besides providing entertainment for the stu- dent body, these programs give the girls a chance to develop initiative. The officers of these groups for the year were: D,: 'toni i an First Semester President__________________ Jane Sheegog Vice-President______Mary Mercer Johnson Secretary-Treasurer____________Mary Clapp Second Semester President..................... Alice Davis Vice-President__________Margaret Barringer Secretary-Treasurer_________Polly Ramsey First Semester President................. Martha Penland Vice-President_________,_____Sarah Clark Secretary-Treasurer_______Emvlie Castles Second Semester President ............................ Rae Pattishall Vice-President________________Rachel Sloan Secretary-Treasurer_______Kathleen Holliday First Semester President------------- Elizabeth Johnston Vic-President _____________ Janet Marson Secretary-Treasurer______Margaret Sullivan Second Semester President___________________Betty Pegram Vice-President................Peggy Jones Secretary-Treasurer___________________Joan Clyatt (30) I' EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ____________________ Helen Hardie Literary Editor____________Margaret Smith Faculty Advisors_____Miss C. M. McElroy Miss N. G. Watkins STAFF WRITERS Sports ____________________ Joyce Juniper Music____________________Gertrude Phillips Jokes ...............-.....Peggy Weed Pictorial___________________Rachel Sloan Society_______________________________Mary Johnson Elizabeth Johnston BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager________Leslie Thomas Exchange Manager--------- Vera Hosaflook Advertising Manager_________Mary Clapp REPORTERS Senior College__________Gladys Modlin Junior College__________Bernice Stroup Senior High School_________Peggy Jones Junior High School_________________Nan Allen Sophomore and Freshman High School_______________Elizabeth Oglesby Typist_____________ Frances Quarterman THE DIALETTE is a monthly paper published by the SUN DIAL staff and containing news of interest to the college. The LINOTYPE, official news organ of the Commercial Department, is published by the Lydians. It features articles of interest primarily to business students. One issue of the UNITED YOUTH REVIEV is sponsored by the United Youth Club and contains articles in French, Spanish, and Latin. (31) Director...................Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse Vice-President ............................. Helen Rust Accompanist ...................... Miss Mary P. Lord Secretary-Treasurer ...................... Rachel Sloan President ....................... Martha Williamson Librarian ........................ Marguerite McEachern First Row: Helen Rice. Helen Burnett. Martha Ponland. Sarah Clark. Helen Rust. Miss Marie Burton. Joyce Juniper. Bashie Chastain. Katie Mary Logan. Helen Kolb. Marguerite McEachern. Madge Banks. Second Row: Betty Taylor. Frances Bell. Helen Hardie. Hazel McIntosh. Margaret Barringer. Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse. Miss Mary Lord. Doris Webster. Gertrude Phillips. Sadie Bryson. Anne Scruggs. Rachel Sloan. Third Row: Mary Elkins. Betty Doux. Fayeweese Choate. Kathleen Holliday. Martha Little. Marguerite Fraser. Jessie Carmichael. Dorothy Herring. Mary Clapp. Katherine Herring. Beth Bagby. Mary Ellen Keith. Antoin- ette Farrior, Martha Williamson. First Row: Dema Parker. Jeanelle Boone. Christine Masters. Frances Mitchell. Mary Duncan. Ann Morgan. Elizabeth Oglesby. Katherine Wagner. Mary Wallace. Nan Allen. Mary Virginia Howerton. Nannie Lee Bell. Second Row: Leila Gilbert. Edna Robinson. Doris Johnson, Hazel Harris, Gloria Pierson, Lillie Belle Dicken- son. Betty Belk. Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse, Jacqueline Capps. Norma Page, Ellen Whitehead. Marguerite Singleton. Page Lancaster. Janet Marson. Mary Rogers Harper. Third Row: Flcta Day. Wyolene Hickman. Lilly Canoy. Claire Paula Warnock, Ruth Frye. Elizabeth Johns- ton. Sallye Walker Sturgeon. Margaret Macintosh. Leila Mellette, Margaret Fudge. Myrtle Hawley. Billie Kidd. Eleanor Parks. Mary Howland. Ethel Mae Sparrow, Mary Barbee. Mary Marshall Mitchell. Carolyn McLean, Mary Cross. (32) I I First Row: Jeanelle Boone. Jean Cartwright. Joan Clyatt. Mao Tench. Miss Eli7.abeth Hoyt. Sponsor; Isabelle Carter. Frances Mitchell. Second Row: Helen Hardie. Elizabeth Oglesby. Marguerite McEachern. Virginia Outlaw. Dorothy Siler. Em- ma Lee Jones. Mildred Allen. Gloria Pierson. Hazel Harris. Third Row: Laura Bedinger. Page Lancaster. Antoinette Farrior. Mary Wallace. Betty Taylor. Mary Forbes. Betty Gray Wilcox. Nan Allen. Fourth Row: Nannie Lee Bell, Mary Elkins. Anne Scruggs. Margaret Barringer. Dema Parker. Hope Wiseman. Maggie Stansbury. The Dramatic Classes were busy v orking on several plays during the year. The first year class presented tv o one-act plays early in tho year. ' How Boots Befooled the King” and Falling In Love with Plain Geom- etry. In the spring they presented a three-act mystery play. The Mallory Case”. The advanced class pre- sented. the first semester, a three-act farce. Who's Crazy Now , and in the spring three one-act plays. Bar- gains . A Word Apiece , and Early Frost . The Dramatic Classes for the second time entered a play in the tournament of the North Carolina Dra- matic Association Festival at Chapel Hill. The tragedy presented was The Tragedy of Ophelia cut by Miss Nannie G. Watkins from Shakespeare's Hamlet . V (33) Athletic Association First Row: Niblock, Rust. Calhoun. Weed, Duncan, Sheegog. Swift, Oliver. Back Row: M. Mellette, Carmichael, Russell, L. Mellette, Stewart, Davis, Lancaster, Quar- terman, Johnston, Hardie. Fisher, Johnson. Cooper, Thomas. President ____ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer ____ Hiking________ Soccer _______ Basketball____ Volleyball Baseball______ Tennis________ ...... Ray Calhoun _______Peggy Weed Martha Belle Duncan ______Jane Sheegog Jessie Carmichael ------Helen Hardie _____Mary Mellette Frances Quarterman ______Mary Johnson ________Alice Davis Indoor Sports .. Hiawassee Chief Choctaw Chief _ Cherokee Chief . Mohawk Chief _ Basketball Asst. Volleyball Asst. Baseball Asst. __ Tennis Asst.____ Cheer Leader - _ - _____Leila Mellette __________Helen Rust _______Hassie Swift - Mary Emily Oliver Margaret Niblock _ Elizabeth Johnston ____Page Lancaster _______Anna Fisher _____Betsy Stewart Mary Leslie Thomas Sponsor ________________________________________________________Miss Mary Ruth Cooper Each student after registration, automatically becomes a member of the Montreat College Athletic Association. It is one of the most active organizations on the campus. The association, supervised by the Athletic Board, provides enjoyable recreation for every season to suit the needs of each girl. It isn't v hether we win or lose, but how we play the game. (34) CHOCTAW SOCCER TEAM MOHAWK BASKETBALL (Setter CncjU CLl Students of the Senior High School English Class form this club, which meets each waek during a reg- ular class period. A program committee consisting of three girls plans the program o.'er which the chairman presides. The chairman is dropped each week and another girl added to the committee. Each program gives several girls a chance to improve their poise, pronunciation, diction, and other points of public speaking. At the end of the program critics selected by the chairman, give their comments, both favorable and unfavor- able. Advisor. Miss Watkins. Oh, ILitJ youth CLl President.........................Mary Emily Oliver Vice-President.................Mary Mercer Johnson Secretary and Treasurer.................Anna DuBose Chairman of Latin Program Committee..Helen Burnett Chairman of Spanish Program Committee. Alice Davis Chairman of French Program Committee.......... ..............................Mary Claire Allen Advisors..........Misses Brandon. Rachel McElroy. Carrie May McElroy The United Youth Club is made up of three divisions the Latm. Spanish, and French students, who meet monthly. The Club was organized to acquaint the members with the customs and manners of the respective countries studied, as well as to provide entertainment and fun. Ml,,CLl President...............Page Lancaster Secretary and Treasurer.Elizabeth Johnston Vice-President............Mary Lunn Advisor....................Miss Helen Miles The Hobby Club is open to anyone who wishes to ioin. In the monthly meetings each person pursues her hobby and finds some new ones. Knitting, scrapbooks, and leather work were popular this year. President... ............................Beth Bagby Secretary.................................Page Lancaster Vice-President.........................Joyce Juniper Treasurer.............................Gertrude Phillips Advisors................Misses Lord and Woodhouse The Music Club is composed of students taking piano, violin and voice. This year the students have been brought before the public in two formal recitals. In the monthly meetings, the club presents a complete program consisting of instrumental and vocal numbers. The purpose of the club is to foster among the students a deeper appreciation of music and to encourage participation in musical work. President..................................Ann Dodson Vice-President..............................Betty Belk Secretary and Treasurer.......................Julia Hill Advisor....................................Miss Russell Those girls interested in collecting stamps meet together once a month to add to their collection by exchanging and buying stamps. They enjoy talking about the value of certain stamps and of their origin. President..................................Helen Rust Secretary.................................Clara Rosich Vice-President.........................Emylie Castles Treasurer...............................Betty Harmon Advisor...................................Miss Burton The Lydians were founded by members of the Commercial Department. In the monthly meetings are presented programs which promote an interest in the business world of today and acquaint the students with commercial terms and experiences. Outside speakers, trips to industrial plants, and social events create a variety of interest. Science an J Wluth tern a tics This club is composed of Mathematic and Science students. Many enjoyable and informative programs are given throughout the year. As the membership is so iarge. the club plans to divide next year and form two separate clubs. The officers for the year were: President..................................Helen Hardie Secretary and Treasurer................Page Lancaster Vice-President.......................Katie Mary Logan Advisors....................Misses Webb and Smith President..........................Jessie Carmichael Secretary..................................Anna Fisher Vice-President........................Isabelle Carter Treasurer.........................Elizabeth Johnston Sponsor..........................Miss Margaret Smith The Blue and Gold M of old Montreat stands for successful participation in athletics, high standard of sportsmanship, and service to the College. (36) Yi ]aij 2)ay 93 9 The traditional May Day celebration was patterned after the ancient Greek Festivals, where contests and games were dedicated to a god or goddess. So the Montreat Festival was dedica- ted to the Goddess of Beauty, the Queen, who with her court reigned over the feats. The pag- eant opened with the Sacrificial Dance by the priestesses. Apollo, the God of Beauty, in a chario: drawn by four horses, danced to show his devotion. Athletes, tumblers, warriors, and soldiers displayed their ability and achievements before the Queen. To close the first phase of the festival, the treasure bearers crowned each victor v ith a laurel wreath. The second phase was a series of dances by the maidens in honor of the victors - The Frolic”, Springtime in Hel- las , Waltz Study and The Seasons”. QUEEN Sara Drew: MAID-OF-HONOR -Elizabeth Johnston; MAIDS Nancy Gaston, Rachel Sloan. Page Lancaster, Mary Clapp. Frances Murrah, Betty Harmon. Dorothy Manning, Elizabeth Oglesby. K uosj.nu'.j ti’juo jq oj si piuui v ?avif 01 fcvm (Cjito q j COMPLIMENTS OF The BANK of BLACK MOUNTAIN Black Mountain, X. C. H E INVITE YOl'R ACCOUNT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS of JUMPER’S PHARMACY Black Mountain - N. C. 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