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

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 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)

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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)

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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)