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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1940 volume:

.i 3 THE SENIOR CLASSES OF MONTREAT COLLEGE MONTREAT. NORTH CAROLINA. PRESENT OL IQ .0 Jbmi [j iaL GERTRUDE PHILLIPS, Editor-in-Chief NANCY GASTON, Business Manager doctor amat T 'et S n pencer In appreciation of her patient understanding of the student; of her perseverance in maintaining high standards; of her constant striving for the improvement of the College; of her unique combination of the practical and the idealistic; of her accomplishments in her seven years as dean; of her ability in student relations, administration, and scholarship; of her worihy conception of the teacher's task; of her self dedication to the education of youth. iJ'oreivorcI In editing the 1940 Sun Dial. our aim has been to present a picture of the typical Montreat girl from the many different sides of college-life at Montreat —in dormitory life, classes, activities, and sports. Our hope is that this annual will, in years to come, not only maintain the true purpose and value of a yearbook, but will perpetuate a fondness for our Alma Mater and friendships made at Montreat. Ole CJitor DR. R. C. ANDERSON MRS. R. C. ANDERSON President 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___ Mrs. J. Fred Johnson Dr. W. J. Martin___ Mr. J. W. Ruff_____ Dr. B. R. Smith____ Mr. George Wright . ________Minden, La. _ .Kingsport, Tenn. .Greensboro, N. C. St. Petersburg. Fla. ___Asheville, N. C. — Asheville, N. C. DR. MARGARET SPENCER MISS MARGARET WADE Dean Assistant Dean (4) MISS LYDIA BRANDON. Latin MISS LAURA MAE BROWN. Physical Education. Science MISS MARIE BURTON, Commerce MISS MARY RUTH COOPER. His tory. Physical Education MISS HELEN DICKINSON. Librarian MRS. C. E. DORSEY. Bible MISS RACHEL HENDERLITE. Bible. English MISS ELIZABETH HOYT. History. Dramatics MISS MARY P. LORD. Public School Music. Piano MISS HELEN MILES. Home Economics MISS LULU McCLURE. English MISS CARRIE MAY McELROY. French MISS RACHEL McELROY. Education. Spanish MISS MARGARET SMITH. Science MISS NANNIE WATKINS. English MISS ANNIE WEBB. Mathematics MISS ELIZABETH WOOD- HOUSE. Voice. French MISS HENRIETTA BEDINGER, Nurse MISS CARRIE MADDREY. Dietitian MRS LULA BEATTIE. House Mother MISS MARY WILLIAMS. House Mother MRS. J. D. MORTON. House Mother MISS LUCILE GARDNER. Secretary to the Dean MISS EDNA PLANT. Secretary to Mr. Bauman MISS ANNIE HUDSON. Bookkeeper MR. A. R. BAUMAN. Secretary of the Mountain Retreat Association (S) Anne Scruggs................... President Mary Marie Wherry__________Vice-President Marguerite Fraser_______________Secretary Miss Margaret Wade________Assistant Dean Nancy Love Comfort_______House President Sara Witherspoon_________House President Wyolene Hickman__________House President Gertrude Phillips_________Sun Dial Editor Bernice Stroup________Y. P. C. President Mary Mellette___________________Athletic President Dr. Margaret Spencer________________Dean Miss Elizabeth Hoyt Representative of Faculty Mrs. Lula Beattie___________House Mother Mrs. J. D. Morton___________House Mother Miss Mary Williams__________House Mother The Student Faculty Government Association of Montreat College consists of three separate divisions: the Cabinet, composed of the above members; the Senate, which is composed of representatives from the various classes; and the House of Representa- tives, which is composed of representatives who act as monitors for each hall. The aim of Montreat College Student Faculty Government Association is to pro- vide 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 body which will attract others because of our happy days to- gether. (6) ‘No reward without labor------ Aspire and attain” (7) Senior MISS NANNIE G. WATKINS Class Sponsor Montreal. North Carolina Conduct, culture and char- acter are graces that go through life hand in hand, never separate or alone. Happy is she who has more than a speaking acquaint- ance with each.” MISS RACHEL HENDERLITE Class Sponsor Gastonia. North Carolina Sympathy, wisdom, and poise seem to be the three ingredients that are need- ed in forming the Ideal Woman. MARY JULIAN BARBEE President Asheville. North Carolina Sot too serious, not too gay. Hut a true blue girl in every way. President Senior Class. '39-'40: Athletic Staff. ’39-'40; Best-all-round sn Senior Class.- Sec.-Treas. Nightingale Club. ’39-’40; Tritonian Society; Lydians. '39-'40,- Chero- kee Tribe; Junior Minstrel. RUTH MERCHANT Vice-President Strawberry Plains. Tennessee friend o truth, a soul sincere. In action faithful, in honor clear. Vice-President Athletic Association. '39-'40,- M Club, '39-40; Hiking Club. '39'40: Lydian Club. '39-'40; Hiawas- soe Tribe; Philalethian Society; Secretary Sunday School Class. '38-'39; Vice-President Sunday School Class. '39. SARA LOUISE McKEE Secretary Woodruff, South Carolina Essentially - - - a girl. ' Vice-President Lydians. ’39-'40. Chairman Program Committee Lydians. '39--40; United Youth Club. ’38-'39; Tritonian Society. ‘38, '39. '40; Hiawassee Tribe. GERTRUDE LOUISE GILMORE Treasurer Jacksonville. Florida Rare compound of quality, noble and true. With plenty of sense and good humor too. Treasurer Athletic Board. '39-‘40; Vice-President Science Club. '39-'40; Philalethian Society; United Youth Club; Cherokee Tribe; Student Council. '39. (8) Senior HARRIETTE M. ADAMS Blackey, Kentucky “My strength is is the strength of ten Because my heart is pure. President Life Service Group. '39-'40; Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40: Tritonian Literary Society; Lydian Club. '38. '39. '40; Mohawk Tribe. MARY CLAIRE ALLEN Statesville. North Carolina “Laving and gentle and courteous too. Thou art the sweetest maid ever knew.” Treasurer of Junior Class, '38-‘39; Chairman of Stewardship Y. P. C. Council. '39-'40: Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40: Life Service Group. '38, '39. ‘40; President Philalethian Society. '39-’40; Choctaw Tribe; Most Courteous. MARY CATHERINE ARMBRISTER Draper, Virginia “Beneath this i uiet exterior There is a girl superior. Treasurer Sunday School Class. '39'40; Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40; Secretary of Bible Class; Lydian Club; Tritonian Literary Society; Life Ser- vice Group: Cherokee Tribe. EUNICE MARGARET BARNES Anniston. Alabama To know her is to love, and to love but forever, Nature made her what she is. and never made another Huntindon College. Montgomery. Alabama. '38-'39; Pierian Club. '39-'40: Tritonian Society; Choir. '39-'40: United Youth Club. '39 '40: Chero- kee Tribe. RUTH BACON Kingsport, Tennessee “.llways laughing, never sad. Sometimes naughty but never had. United Youth Club. ‘38. ‘39. '40: Tritonian So- ciety; Life Service Group. '39-'40; Cherokee Tribe. MARGARET BARRINGER High Point, North Carolina “.I girl with looks, brains, personality, .hid most important —a true friend Vice-President Tritonian Society. '38-'39; Presi- dent Tritonian Society. '39-'40: Choir. '38. '39. '40; United Youth Club. '38, '39. '40; Junior Class Cheer Leader. '38-’39; Dramatics. '38. '39. '40; Mars Hill Play; Junior Class Operetta. VERNA FRANCES BELL New Bern. North Carolina “She drinks deeply of the golden store of knowledge.” Y. P. C. Council, '39-'40; Prayer Group Leader. ’39-'40; Sunday School President. '39: Philalethian Literary Society; Choir: Hiawassee Tribe: Junior Minstrel. VIOLET BLEVINS Lansing. North Carolina “She who serves well and speaks not Merits more than they who clamor at the door. Treasurer M Club, '38, '39. 40; Philalethian Society. '38. '39, '40; Science and Math Club, '38. '39. '40; Nightingale Club. '39- 40; Mohawk Tribe. (9) Seniors LOCKEY JOSEPHINE BURGIN Black Mountain. North Carolina Sobtr. but not serious; Quirt. but not idle. Day Student. HELEN VIVIAN BURNETTE Black Mountain. North Carolina To reach the height of human endeavor And give the world my best.” Tritonian Literary Society; Pierian Club, '39-'40; Mohawk Tribe; Junior Class Operetta: United Youth Club; Chairman Latin Department. LILY CANOY Sophia. North Carolina Pretty, charming, and very nice. The hind of girl you look at twice. Philalethian Society: Hiawassee Tribe; United Youih Club. '38. '39. '40; Nightingale Club. ,39- 40.- Second Choir. '38-’39; President Sunday School Class. '38: Soccer Team. ‘38: Stamp Club. '38-’39. FAYEWEESE CHOATE Charlotte. North Carolina ITell-timed silence has more eloquence than words. Choir. 38. '39. '40; Philalethian Society; Hiawas- see Tribe; Science and Math Club. HELEN M. CLAPP Plumtree. North Carolina The sweetest 0} ’aces, the kindest of hearts. Dependable and a real good sport. Athletic Board. '39 '40; Vice-President M Club, '39-'40; Chairman of Latin Division United Youth Club. '39-'40; Tritonian Literary Society; Cherokee Tribe: Orchestra: Best Sport Senior Class. NANCY LOVE COMFORT Kosciusko. Mississippi “She has a face o’erspread with gladness Soft smiles and human kindness. House President Alba. '39-'40; Y. P. C. Council, '39-'40: Tritonian Literary Society; Science Club, ’39-‘40: Captain Mohawk Soccer; Captain Varsity Soccer; Junior Minstrel; Hiking Club: Hobby Club; United Youth Club. ‘38-'39. MARY ELIZABETH CROSS High Point, North Carolina ‘ 77 hard for us her friends to sec How one so young can be so wise.” Student Representative Junior Class, '38-'39; President of Pierian Club. '39-’40: Secretary M Club, '39-'40: Student Council. ’39-'40: Tritonian Literary Society; United Youth Club. '38. '39. '40; Choir. ‘38. ‘39. '40: Dramatic Club; Hiking Club; Hobby Club. '38. FLETA MAE DAY Hinesville. Georgia ' .Is brimful o’ humor, wit and glee .Is ever a human frame could be.” Tritonian Society; Hiking Club; Second Choir, '39; Soccer: Cherokee Tribe; Life Service Group. '39-'40; Happiest Senior. '39-'40. (10) 5 'eruord MARGARET ELLIOTT Marion. North Carolina “Life is i jest. and all things show it. I thought so ones, and note I know it. Tritonian Society; Choctaw Tribe; Hiking Club: Science and Math Club. '39-'40; United Youth Club. '38. '39. '40. ANTOINETTE FARRIOR Frostproof, Florida The world always has a place for the girl who can he depended upon” Dramatics. '38. '39. '40; M Club: Choir. '38. '39. '40; Music Club: Philalethian Society; Chero- kee Tribe; Mikado ; Anne of Green Gable . MARY FORBES Cave Spring Georgia Xone know her hut to love her; Xone name her hut to praise.” Tritonian Society: French Club. '39-'40; Science and Math Club. '38-'39: Dramatic Club. '38-'39; Choctaw Tribe; Nightingale Club. ‘39-'40; Hiking Club. '39-'40; Junior College Minstrel; Student Council. '38-'39. VIRGINIA FORD Bishopville. South Carolina “ The hand that made you air hath made you goodX Vice-President Sunday School Class. '39; Student Council. '38-'39: Tritonian Society: United Youth Club. '38. '39. '40: Mohawk Tribe. MADELEINE FORTUNE Montreal, North Carolina Always he true to the best that is in you.” Day Student. MARGUERITE VIRGINIA FRASER Auburndale, Florida “. combination of brains and attractiveness, is truly a gift from the gods.” Life Service Group. '39- 40: Secretary-Treasurer Student Body. '39-'40; Member of Student Cabinet, 39- 40; May Court. '39-'40; Choir. '38. '39. '40: Tritonian; Prayer Group Leader, '39-'40: Scholar- ship Certificate. '39; United Youth Club, '39-'40: Most Talented Student. '39-'40; Anne of Green Gables : Cherokee Tribe. CHARLOTTE ESTELLE FRISBEE Black Mountain. North Carolina dll things come to one who waits. Why hurry'” Tritonian Society; Cherokee Tribe; Lydian '39-'40; Mikado. '39. RUTH LUVENIA FRYE Walkertown, North Carolina “When duty whispers low. Thou must'. Then youth replies. 7 can.” Y. P. C. Council, ’39-'40; President Nightingale Club. '39-'40; Science and Math Club. '38-‘39; Tritonian Society.- Mohawk Tribe: Hiking Club. '38-'39; Student Council, '38-'39; Most Dependable Student. '39-'40. (11) -Seniors NANCY WILMA GASTON Reidville. South Carolina Her heart is golden like hair; Her smile is there to stay. H e like the twinkle in her eye. Her friendly gentle way. Dramatics Club, '38, '39, '40; Hiawassee Tribe; Philaiethian Society- Secretary Sunday School Class. '38-'39; Chapel Hill Play. '38- '39; Science and Math Club. '39-'40; Business Manager Sun Dial. '39-'40: May Court. '39-'40. MILDRED GILCHRIST Parksville. South Carolina She liked what e're she looked on - - - .hid she looked everywhere. Athletic Board. ‘39'40; Tritonian Society; Science Club. '38, '39. '40; Mohawk Tribr Nightingale Club. '38. '39. '40. MAYTRUDE GINTER Hinesville, Georgia '7 hate scarce smile; love laughing.” ?::'onian Society; Hiking Club, '39-'40; Choc- taw Tribe. 38. '39. '40: Life Service Group. '39-’40; Soccer Team. ’39-'40. LOUISE HARDIN Sanford Florida The tasks oj every day She meets in a quiet way.” Basketball. 40; Soccer Team. '39; Varsity Soc- cer. 39; Tritonian Society; Hiawassee Tribe; Hik- ing Club. MYRTLE HAWLEY Broadway. North Carolina The earnest and steady endeavor Will some day win its reward.” Choir. '39- 40; Lydian Club. '39 '40: Philaiethian Society; Hiking Club. '39-'40; Cherokee Tribe; Life Service Group. '39'40; Outpost Sunday School Teacher. DOROTHY HERRING Mount Olive. North Carolina She smiled, and every heart was glad. Y. P. C. Council. '39-'40: Athletic Board. '39-'40; Secretary Philaiethian Society. '39 '40; Choir, '38. 39. '40: Lydian Club. '39-'40: Hiawassee Tribe; Student Council. '38-'39: United Youth Club. '39-'40: Varsity Soccer Team. '39; Varsity Basket- ball Team. '39. HENRIETTA KATHRYN HERRING Mount Olive. North Carolina The world wonders where you acquired that disposition. Philaiethian Soctetv; Mohawk Tribe; Music Club. ’38-'39; Lydian Club. '38. '39. '40; Life Service Group. '39-'40: Student Council. ‘38-'39; Senior Play, '39-'40: Choir. FRANCES WYOLENE HICKMAN Orlando. Florida The reason firm, the temperate will- Endurance, foresight, strength and skill. Lookout House President. '39-'40: Philaiethian Society: Life Service Group. '38. '39. '40; Mohawk Tribe; Cabinet. '39-'43; United Youth Club. '38-’39: Choir. ’39-'40; Captain Volleyball. ’38-'39: Prayer Group Leader. '39 '40. (12) Code er Seniors GAYNELLE HOLDFORD Hopewell. Virginia To will to do is half the deed!’ Hiawassee Tribe; Tritonian Society; Lydian Club, ’39-'40; Life Service Group. '39-'4Q. KATHLEEN LOUISE HOLLIDAY Manning. South Carolina They are never alone who are accompanied by noble thoughts. Cherokee Tribe; Secretary and Treasurer Phila- lethian Society, '39-'40; Secretary Lydian Club. '39-'40; Student Council. '38-'39; United Youth Club. '39-'40; Secretary and Treasurer Choir. •39--40. MARY ELLEN KEITH Quincy. Florida Small, dependable, carefree, gay. A likeable girl in ez-cry way” President Sunday School Class. '39; Secretary Sunday School Class. '40; Prayer Group Leader, '40; Choir. '38, '39. '40; Tritonian Society; Stamp Club. '38-'39; Cherokee Tribe; Treasurer Lydian Club. '39-'40; Linotype Staff. '39-'40. BILLIE KNOLES KIDD Charlotte. North Carolina She’s dainty and sweet And. oh.' so neat.” Senior Representative to Congross: PhilaSethian Society; Spanish Division of United Youth Club; Cherokee Tribe: Neatest Student. '39-'40. GRACE ANNETTE KOGER Clinton. South Carolina She’s little and cute; she’s spry; And there is mischief in her eye.” Tritonian Society: Hiawassee Tribe: Lydian Club; Vice-President Sunday School Class. '39. MARY AUTHERINE LINDSEY Black Mountain. North Carolina ‘7 you want a friend that’s true. She ought to be on your list.” Day Student. MARTHA LITTLE Carnesville. Georgia When years have passed and told their tale of honor and success. The girls 'who planned her life with care will stand among the best.” Secretary and Treasurer Life Service Group. '39-'40: Sunday School President, '39-'40; Choir. '38. '39. '40; Philalethian Society; Cherokee Tribe; Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40; Science Club. '39-’40; United Youth Club. '39-’40. NANCY LYDIA MAKOVSKY Prince George. Virginia A hearty friend, a comrade true - - - she has faults, they're mighty few.” Cherokee Tribe; Tritonian Society: Soccer. '39-'40; Nightingale Club. -39-'40; Science Club, ’39-'40; Lydian Club. '38-'39. (13) Seniors MARY MELVILLE MANER Allendale. South Carolina To hurry ant! worry is not my creed” Secretary Athletic Association. '39-'40: M Club. '39-'40; Secretary Sunday School Class. '39; Presi- dent United Youth Club. '39-'40: Student Council, ’38-'39: Tritonian Literary Society; Hiawassee Tribe; Captain Soccer. '38'39; Best Disposition— class; Best Sport—school; Hiking Club, '39. DOROTHY MARTIN Hawkinsville. Georgia Her I Hr is ruled by loir and grace. M Club, '39-'40; Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40; Student Council. '39-'40; Hiking Club. '38. '39, '40; Treasurer Sunday School Class. 39-'40; Life Ser- vice Group. '38. '39. '40; Nightingale Club. '39-'40; United Youth Club. '38. '39. '40: Tritonian Society. MARY CUNNINGHAM MELLETTE Wedgefield. South Carolina “.Jthlftic and clever, loyal and hind. President Athletic Association, '39-'40; Athletic Board. '38. '39. '40; United Youth Club. '38, '39. '40; Student Council, '38-'39; Student Cabinet. '39-’40; Tritonian Society; Cherokee Tribe. JEAN CLARK MERCHANT Swannanoa, North Carolina She was made ior happy thought. For playiul wit and laughter .” Vice-President Music Club. '39-'40; Philalothian Society; Mohawk Tribe; Nightingale Club. '39-'40. MARY MARSHALLE MITCHELL Asheville, North Carolina ller eye has caught a line o' beauty. Her pen has drawn it with an art.” Tritonian Society; United Youth Club. '38 39; Hiking Club. '38-'39: Hobby Club. '39-'40; Bulletin Board Chairman Nightingale Club. 39-'40; Second Choir. ’38-'39; Dramatic Club. ‘38, '39, '40; Choc- taw Tribe; Junior Class Play. MARTHA MAE MONROE Clinton. South Carolina “. willing heart, a helping hand, .11 ways ready on demand. Athletic Board. '39-'40; Student Council, '39; Tritonian Society; Mohawk Tribe. VIVIAN MUSTERMAN St. Louis. Missouri .hid still they gazed and still their wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. Secretary Junior Class. '38-'39: Chairman Spiri- tual Life Y. P. C. Council. ’39-'40; President Science Club. '39-'40; Senior Representative to Congress: Prayer Group Leader. '39-’40; Life Service Group. '38-'39; Philalethian Society; Hiawassee Tribe. MARGUERITE McEACHERN Jacksonville. Florida “. pretty girl, a witty girl, a girl so full o' fun.” Vice-President Y. P. C.. ‘39-'40; M Club. '39 '40: Hiking Club. '39-'40: Pierian Club. '40; Music Club; Vice-President Philalethian Society, ‘39; Choir: Orchestra, ’39-'40; President Sunday School Class. '38; Dramatics Club. '38-'39; Science Club; Choctaw Tribe; Captain Volleyball Team. '39; Most Popular in Senior Class. (14) e . Seniors hazel McIntosh Athol. Kentucky Dignity, good character. and a cheerful disposition happily combined. Vice-President Choir. '39-'40; Tritonian Literary Society; Life Service Group. '38. '39. '40: United Youth'Club. '38-'39; Choir. '38. '39. '40: Student Council, '38-'39. CLEO OSBORNE Vannoy. North Carolina . loving heart is the beginning o' all knowledge. Lite Service Group. '38. '39. '40; Student Coun- cil. '39: Hiking Club. '38. '39. '40; United Youth Club, '38-’39: Philalethian Society: Cherokee Tribe; M Club. PHARISE H. PARKER Wilmington, North Carolina To make the world a friendly place One must show a friendly 'ace. Tritonian Society; Hiawassee Tribe: United Youth Club. '39-'40: Vice-President Liie Service Group. '39-40; Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40; Junior Play. '39. ELEANOR PARKS New Bern. North Carolina Happy I am. from care I'm 'ree. Why can't they all be content like me?” Editor Linotype. '39-'40; Philalethian Society; Mohawk Trioe; Most Cheerful Senior: Hiking Club. RAE PATTISHALL Jacksonville. Florida “A true and noble girl without deject. As pure as a pearl, and as perfect Secretary Y. P. C., '39-'40; President Philalethian Society. '39-'40; Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40; Science Club. '38. '39, '40; Music Club. '38-'39; Hobby Club. '38. '39; Choctaw Tribe. HATTIE LEE PENLAND Paint Gap. North Carolina “Gentle thoughts and calm desires Are her only burning fires.'' Mikado ; Philalethian Society: Mohawk Tribe: Life Service Group, '39-'40. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Oswego, South Carolina A charming girl, we all think so. With music in her finger tips and laughter in her eyes Editor Sun Dial. ’39-'40; Student Cabinet. '39-'40: Athletic Board, '39-'40: School Accompanist. '38. '39. '40; Prayer Group Leader. ‘39-'40: Tritonian Society; Assistant Cheer Leader Cherokee Tribe. '38-'39; Music Editor Sun Dial, '38-'39; Treasurer Music Club. '38-'39; Choir. '38, '39. '40; Most Musical in School. POLLY RAMSEY Sumter. South Carolina “Lite was made for living; I to live” Secretary and Treasurer Tritonian Society. '39: Vice-President Tritonian Society. '39: Sun Dial, ’39-'40: Athletic Board. '39-’40; Lydian Club: Wittiest; Fire Captain; The Mikado : Way Down South. (15) CJL Seniors DAPHNE ADELE REES McLeansville. North Carolina True to herself, true to her friends, .hid true to duty always.” Tritonian Society; Choctaw Tribe: Science Club; United Youth Club. HELEN TERRY RICE Pelzer. South Carolina .lh. Lassie, there are but few Who knout the treasure hid in you.” Choir. '38. '39. '40; Music Club. '39-'39; May Day, '38-'39; Tritonian Society; Cherokee Tribe. ANNE ELIZABETH SCRUGGS Tryon, North Carolina Oh, dark haired maid, with sea blue eyes With fender heart and dignity. Because you kept your ideals high Our school a better school will be.” President Student Body. '39-'40; 'Mikado. '38-’39; Dramatics Club, ‘38- 39; Tritonian Society; Mohav k Tribe; Choir, '38. '39. ‘40; Fire Captain. '38-'39; United Youth Club. '38-'39; Music Club. '39-'40; Student Council. '38-'39: May Queen. '39-40; Prayer Group Leader. ’39-‘40; Soccer Team. '39-'40; Best-all-round. '39-’40; Prettiest. 39-'40. ELOISE L. SMITH Keysville, Georgia The sweetest, the dearest, the most lovable too, Best hind oi a sport, and a pal true blue!' President Junior Class. '38-'39: President M Club. '39-'40: Hiking Club. '38. '39. '40; Athletic Board, '39'40; Science; Most Athletic; Choctaw Tribe; Soccer Captain. ‘38; Basketball Captain, '40; Fire Chief of Alba; Anne of Green Gables. ETHEL MAE SPARROW New Bern, North Carolina Thou hast the cutest lace ever looked upon.” Hiking Club. '38-'39; Hiawassee Tribe; Presi- dent Philaleihian Society; Minstrel, '38-'39. MAGGIE STANSBURY Danville. Virginia “. smile is the trademark of my soul. Tritonian Society; Science Club: Nightingale Club. '39-'40; Choctaw Tribe; Choir. BERNICE E. STROUP Seabrook. South Carolina The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. President College Y. P. C.. '39-'40; Most Intel- ligent: Student Cabinet. ’39-'40; Vice-President Life Service Group. '38-'39; M Club; Captain Soccer. 38-’39; Science Club. '38. '39. '40; Sun Dial Staff (Reporter). '38-’39; Prayer Group Leader, '39-'40; Hiking Club. '38. '39. '40; Tritonian Society; Cherokee Tribe. SALLYE WALKER STURGEON Kingstree. South Carolina Stately and tall she moves in the hall The chief of a thousand for grace.” Tritonian Society; Choctaw Tribe: Choir. '39-'40; Student Council. '38-'39; United Youth Club. '38-'39; Hobby Club. '39-'40; Hiking Club. '38-'39; Anne of Green Gables. (16) e . Pernors HASELTINE KILLIAN SWIFT Waynesville, North Carolina Of all tht joys that I recall To live is greatest oj them all. Fir© Captain: Athletic Board. '39-'40; Secretary Sunday School Class. '39; Tritonian Society; Choc taw Tribe Chief, '37-'38; Best Dressed. ELIZABETH C. TAYLOR Cocoa. Florida opened the doors of my heart and behold There was music within and a song in my soul. Dramatics, ’38-'39; Chapel Hill Play '38-'39: The Mikado (cast). '38-‘39: Junior Minstrel, 38-’39; Choir. '38. '39. 40; Tennis Team, 38-'39; Basketball. '38. 39. 40. Sun Dial. 39 '40: The Gypsy Troubadour. '39'40; Mars Hill Play, ’39-'40; President Choir, '39-'40. NANCY ELIZABETH TRUELOVE Winston-Salem. North Carolina IIcre joys are as deep as the ocean. Her troubles as light as its foam. Tritonian Society; Lydian Club. ’39-'40; Chero- kee Tribe; Life Service Group. '39-'40; Vice-Presi- dent Sunday School Class. 40. EVALYN WARD Weaverville, North Carolina A golden heart is much better than a silver tongue.” Philalethian Society; Hiawassee Tribe; United Youth Club; Secretary Sunday School Class. '38-'39; Life Service Group; Fire Captain. '39-‘40. DORIS WEBSTER Badin. North Carolina ”Her voice like the distant melody That floats along the twilight sea.” President Tritonian Society. '40; Choir. '38, '39. '40; Program Chairman United Youth Club; Choc- taw Tribe; The Mikado”; The Gypsy Trouba- dour : Anne of Green Gables. MARY MARIE WHERRY Auburndale. Florida There is no royal road to learning—only by dili- gence and persevering effort can one become a scholar. Vice-President Student Body. '39-'40; Life Ser- vice Group. ’39-‘40; Prayer Group Leader. '39-'40; Hiawassee Tribe; Tritonian Literary Society; Junior Class Minstrel. '38: Most Studious Senior: United Youth Club. '39-'40. JEAN WHITAKER Black Mountain. North Carolina The world's no better we worry. Life's no longer if we hurry.” Day Student. JANELLA WELHOE WILLIAMS Baton Rouge. Louisiana A girl with a sunny disposition and friendly smile. A girl who is capable, worthwhile and witty. Most Original. '40; Treasurer Y. P. C. Council. '39-’40; Treasurer Pierian Club. '40: Secretary and Treasurer United Youth Club, '39: Sun Dial Staff. ‘39-'40; Prayer Group Leader. '38-'39: Life Service Group; Hiking Club; Senior Play. (17) Senior ADA CAMPBELL WILSON Gastonia. North Carolina And 'tis remarkable that they Talk less who have the most to say.” Life Service Group. '39-'40: Science Club, '39-'40; Philalethian Society: French Division United Youth Club, '39; Stamp Club. '39; Night- ingale Club. 40; Hiking Club. ‘39-’40; Mohawk Tribe. HOPE OWANDA WISEMAN Ingalls. North Carolina Her voice is ever gentle, soft and low, And excellent thing in woman. Dramatic Club. '38. '39. ‘40: Stamp Club. '3o. '39. '40: President Sunday School Class. '38-'39; Secretary Tritonian Society. ‘39-'40; Mohswk Trib?: The Mikado. SARA HUNDLEY WITHERSPOON Murphy. North Carolina Loving and good and true. Ever sincere and dependable, too.” Student Cabinet, ‘39-'40: House President Fel- lowship, ‘39-'40; Prayer Group Leader. '39-‘40; M Club; Student Council, '38-'39: Athletic Board. '39-'40; Choctaw Tribe Chief. EDNA SUE WRIGHT Birchleaf. Virginia True as the needle to the pole Or the dial to the sun. Philalethian Society; Life Service Group. ‘38, '39, '40; Hiawassee Tribe; The Mikado. '38: Basketball. '39; Volleyball. ‘39; Science Club. '38. '39. '40. JANIE MARGARET YATES Atlanta. Georgia Thou art fairer than the evening air. Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. President Lydian Club. '39--40; Y. P. C. Council. '39; President Sunday School Class. '39; May Court. '40; Tritonian Society; United Youth Club. ‘39-'40; Student Council. '39: Fire Captain. '40: Hiawassee Tribe; Linotype Staff. '39-40; Most Attractive. JESSIE LEE YOUNG Bakersville. North Carolina By the work one knows the workman. Philalethian Society; Life Service Group. '38. '39. '40; The Mikado. '38: United Youth Club, ’39-‘40; Science Club. '38-‘39. (18) -O n. eae tcers JACOUE L. HUBBARD____________________ ..President Jacksonville, Florida HELEN GLENN_______________________ Vice-President Fort Mill, South Carolina JUNE HUDDLESTON........................ Secretary Memphis, Tennessee MARY BUSSEY.______________________ Representative To Student Government Association Edgefield. South Carolina JANE LLEWELLYN_________________________ Treasurer Winston-Salem. North Carolina MISS ELIZABETH HOYT_______________________Sponsor Maryville, Tennessee MISS MARIE BURTON_________________________Sponsor Weaverville. North Carolina FRANCES FERRIER____________________Representative To Student Government Association Clemson, South Carolina union (19) (20) LILLIAN ABRAHAM Jacksonville. Florida KATHRYN BAKER Winter Haven, Florida BILLIE WILSON BARNETTE Charlotte. North Carolina BETTE MARGARET BARTUS Hammond. Louisiana BENNIE LOUISE BAUMGARDNER Black Mountain. North Carolina IRENE BEAM Rutherfordton, North Carolina KATHERINE BED1NGER Montreat. North Carolina VIRGINIA RAY BLUE Eagle Springs. North Carolina MARION JANE BOUGHTON Troy. New York MARY LEE BRADFORD Branchville. South Carolina OLIVE BRADSHAW Covington, Georgia FRANCES BURGIN Arden. North Carolina LORIS FAYE BURNEY Lumberton. North Carolina MARTHA JEAN CALVIN Canton. North Carolina JEAN CARTWRIGHT St. Petersburg. Florida EDNA CHANDLER Clinton. South Carolina FRANCES JOAN CLYATT Lake City. Florida FLORENCE JOSEPHINE CRAIG Marion. North Carolina MINNIE BELLE CUNNINGHAM Camden. South Carolina FRANCES DAILEY Gastonia. North Carolina NANCY JANE DAVENPORT Lakeland. Florida ANNE MALCOLM DODSON Atlanta. Georgia CARLENE DRYMON Spruce Pine. North Carolina BILLIE DUKE McClellanville, South Carolina LOUISE JEAN DUNCAN Jacksonville. Florida CLIFTA BELLE FARR Waycross. Georgia LEILA MAE FARR Waycross. Georgia ROSA PLAYER FARRIOR Rose Hill. North Carolina SARAH ALL1ENE FIELDS Society Hill. South Carolina MARJORIE RENA FISHER Panama City. Florida DOROTHY VIRGINIA FOSTER High Point. North Carolina ANNIE SUE FOWKE Lyndhurst, South Carolina MAYME FULLER FREEMAN Hendersonville. North Carolina MILDRED FRISBEE Black Mountain. North Carolinf MARGARET DABNEY GAINES Memphis. Tennessee ELEANOR GIBBS Draper. Virginia FRANCES GILLESPIE Gastonia. North Carolina VIRGINIA GRAHAM Clinton. South Carolina DORIS L. GREENE Council. North Carolina MARY LEE HANSHAW Indore. West Virginia IRENE HARDEE Moultrie. Georgia KATHLEEN HARDEE Moultrie, Georgia MADELENE HEARN Teacheys, North Carolina CATHERINE HOBBS Atlanta. Georgia MARY McEACHERN HODG1N Red Springs. North Carolina JEWEL SHELTON HOUCK Marion. North Carolina LENA ELNORA HUNTER Appomattox. Virginia MARY LILY JACKSON Laurinburg, North Carolina JOSEPHINE JENNINGS Hillsville. Virginia FRANCES JETT Cuautla, Mexico MILDRED JOHNS Winter Haven. Florida MARIANNA JOHNSON Marion. North Carolina JULIA REBECCA KEYS Micaville. North Carolina MARY NEAL KIDD Charlotte. North Carolina MARY LOIS LAUGHRIDGE Marion. North Carolina BETTY LEE LEONARD Miami. Florida (21) FRANCES LYNCH Sumter. South Carolina VIVIAN ALDA MARTIN Atlanta. Georgia MARGARET CAROLYN MASSEY Lancaster. South Carolina VIRGINIA SUE MEHAFFEY Asheville. North Carolina MARY CATHERINE MITCHELL Sylvatus. Virginia SARA LAURA MORGAN Rutherfordton. North Carolina LEILA URSULA MORRISON McClellanville, South Carolina ELIZABETH McCORD Huntersville. North Carolina SUE RICHARDS McCOY Orlando, Florida FLORIDE CALHOUN McDERMID Charleston. South Carolina JANET ANNE McDONALD Cameron. North Carolina VIVIAN McDOWELL Inman, South Carolina BETTIE JOAN McKINSTRY Langley Field. Virginia MARGARET McLAURIN Bet'nune, South Carolina LILLY GRAY McNEIL Clarkton, North Carolina LULA LEE NEAL Clinton, South Carolina MARGARET ELOISE O'QUINN Gainesville. Florida JESSIE MAE PAGE Cameron. North Carolina ZELMA RUTH PERRY Lynchburg. Virginia LOUISE PITTS Ware Shoals. South Carolina ELOISE PITTS Ware Shoals. South Carolina AUGUSTA PRESSLEY Asheville, North Carolina MARY ELIZABETH REMSEN Lincolnton. Georgia ALMA MARJANA RHYNE Gastonia, North Carolina CHARLOTTE G. ROBINSON Hobuckin, North Carolina MARIAN ROWE South Charleston, West Virginia JIMMIE GERALDINE ROWLAND Benton, Arkansas MARY VERNON RUDULPH Mobile. Alabama (22) MARY SALE Flkin, North Carolina MAGGIE SAPP Sly. North Carolina GRACE MOREHEAD SCALES Cascade. Virginia CATHERINE ALMA SHARPE Hopewell. Virginia VIRGINIA SHELTON Rogersville. Tennessee MARGUERITE CLAIRE SHIELDS Woavervllle, North Carolina ANNIE LAURIE SHIPMAN Dyersburg, Tennessee LAURA EUGENIA SHUFORD Swannanoa, North Carolina JOAN SHULER Pulaski. Tennessee GEORGIE MARIE SMITH Scotland Neck. North Carolina HELEN HAZEL SMITH Hayesville. North Carolina MARGARET SNYDER Black Mountain. North Carolina FRANCES LEANORA STANLEY Marion. North Carolina GLADYS ADELENE STEED Maxlon, North Carolina HELEN STRIBLING Westminister. South Carolina MARIE STROUD Black Mountain. North Carolina MAE OGLESBY TENCH Pulaski. Virginia LOIS TROUTMAN Glade Spring. Virginia MAIZIE WHITAKER Clinton. North Carolina BETTY GRAY WILCOX Rome. Georgia CATHERINE F. WILKINSON Jacksonville. Florida MILDRED EULA WILKISON Guerrant. Kentucky AGNES FAY WILLIAMS Willow Springs, North Carolina WINIFRED WILLIAMS Hamlet. North Carolina MARY VIRGINIA WILSON Gastonia. North Carolina SARAH WINGET Charlotte. North Carolina VERNE WOOD Blue Ridge. Virginia MARY YOUNG Farner, Tennessee (23) ? . —senior MISS MARY RUTH COOPER Sponsor Mullins. South Carolina Her eyes as stars of twi- light fair. Like twilight, too, her dusky Itair. Itut all things else about her drawn From Maytime and the cheerful dawn. CHRISTINE LEVERETTE President Asheville. North Carolina Earner of Esteem Rare compound oj quality, noble and true. With plenty of good sense and humor, too. Y. P. C. Council. '39-'40; Secretary Sunday School Class. '39; Delta Beta; Cadet Corps. '39-'40: Science Club, ‘39; United Youth Club. '39; Glee Club, '40; Hiawassee Tribe; Best-all-around Senior. VIRGINIA FAIRFAX HARRELSON Vice-President Mullins. South Carolina Ouintessance of Quietness In her quietness there is charm. Secretary Sunday School Class. '39: Science Club. '38. ‘39. '40: Music Club. '39-'40; Hiawassee Tribe: Better English Club. '39-'40; Vice-President Sunday School Class. '40: Delta 3eta. MILDRED BEATRICE ALLEN Secretary Statesville. North Carolina Maker of Mischief . rare compound of oddity, irolic, and fun, . girl that is loved by everyone. Dramatic Club. '38, '39. '40; Stamp Club. '38. '39. '40: Delta Beta; Cadet Corps. '38-'39: Better English Club. '39-'40; Choctaw Tribe: United Youth Club. '38-'39: Science-Math Club. '38. '39. '40: Most Popular Senior.- Wittiest. VELMA CLARENE RAGLAND Treasurer Bowling Green. Kentucky Inspirer of Ideals She doesn't put things off, she puts them over. Basketball Team, '40; Delta Beta; Secretary of Sunday School Class. ‘39: Student Council. '39; President Junior High School: President High School Y. P. C-. ’39-'40; Hiawassee Tribe; Better English Club. '39-'40; Cadet Corps. -39-’40: Honor Certificate. '39: Most Dependable. (24) NANCY TERRY ALLEN Danvillo. Kentucky Possessor of Poise “Age cannot wither her, nor customs steal her infinite variety.” Sun Dial Staff. 38-'39; Glee Club. 38. 39. 40. Chero- kee Tribe: Music Club. ‘38-'39: United Youth Club. '38-'39: Dramatic Club. '38. '39. '40: Cadet Corps. '38-'4C. Better English. 39-'40. Vice-President Sunday School Class 39. BARBARA JEANNE BALL La Lima. Honduras. Central America Doer of Duty Always willing to do her part.” Glee Club. '39-'40; Hiawassoe Tribe: Science Club. '39-'40 United Youth Club. ’39-'40. MINA JANE BAKER Asheville. North Carolina Figure of Flirtation Wise enough but never rigid. Cay. but not too lightly free.” Better English Club. '39'40; Glee Club. ‘39-‘40. Hiawassee Tribe; Music Club. '39-'40: Cadet Corps. '38-'39. DORIS EVALYN BASSETT Bangkok, Thailand. Siam Singer of Songs ‘7 opened the doors of my heart and behold. There was music within. and a song ” Glee Club. '39 40; Choir. ,39-,40. Y. P. C. Council. ’39-'40: Dramatic Club, 39-'40: United Youth Club, ’39-'40; Pierian Club. '39-'40; Cadet Corps. '39-’40; Music Club. '39-40; Hiawassee Tribe: Most Talented in Class: Bettor English Club, ’39-’40. EDITH BOSWELL Shelbyville. Kentucky Finder of Friends “A combination of brains and attractiveness is surely a gift from God.” Delta Beta; Y. P. C. Council: May Day Representative. '40; Better English Club. 39-'40; Cherokee Tribe; Cadet Corps. '39-'40. LILLIAN BECKY BROCKMAN High Point. North Carolina lugger of Joeity Her deep brown eyes smile constantly.” Delta Beta, Science Club. 39-'40; Cheer Leader. ’39-'40: Cherokee Tribe; Better English Club. '39-‘40. MARY CAROLYN FISHER Hamadan. Iran Follower of Faith True to herself, true to her friends, and true to her duty always.” Delta Beta; Science Club. '39-'40: Nightingale Club '39-’40; Better English Club. '39-‘40: Y. P. C. Council 39-’40; Cadet Corps. ‘39-'40; Cherokee Tribe. ANNE OWENS LEPPARD Chesterfield. South Carolina Maker of Merriment Charming, loving, laughing, she — Child oi Ibe and gaiety Dramatic Club. 39-'40; Science Club 39-'40; Glo? Club. '39-'40: Soccer Team. '39; Hiawassee Tribe: Stamp Club. '40: Better English Club. '39- 40; Delta Beta, '39-'49. Cadet Corps. ’39-'40; 3asketball Team. '40. (25) J4iak School S enion DOROTHY ANNE MANNING Lexington. Kentucky Sewer of Seams rare, good girl in firry way.” Class Representative to Student Government Associa- tion. '36. ‘37; Mohawk Tribe; Vice-President of Sunday School Class. '37; Glee Club. '37. '38: Delta Beta; Better English Club. ’39-'40; May Day Representative. '39. JUNE FRANCES MITCHELL Asheville. North Carolina Worker of Worth By the work one knotes the workman. Student Council. '39-’40; Secretary of Class. ‘38. '39; Delta Beta; Secretary of Sunday School Class. '39: Chero- kee Tribe: Science Club. '39-'40; Sun Dial Staff. '39-’40; Y. P. C. Council. '39-'40; Soccer Team, '39; Athletic Board; Cadet Corps. 39-'40: Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Stamp Club. '40; Most Versatile. SHEILA ELIZABETH OGLESBY Quitman. Georgia Maker of Music Too interesting a phenomenon to be lightly passed over.” Dramatic Club. ‘38. '39. '40: Stamp Club. '38: Secretary of Delta Beta. '39: May Court. '39: Sun Dial Staff. '38-'39; Y. P. C. Council. '39-'40: Music Club. '38. '39. '40: Cadet Corps. '38. 39. '40; President Sunday School Class, '39-'40; President Glee Club. ‘38-'39; Better English Club. '39-'40; Hiawassee Tribe. PEGGY PLATTER Louisville. Kentucky Bearer of Beauty “Serenity and charm do grace. The owner of the fairest face.” Vice-President Delta Beta. ’39: Vice-President Sunday School Class. '40; Queen of Hearts. '40; Maid of Honor May Day. '40; Prettiest in Senior Class, ‘40; Delta Beta; Better English Club. '39-'40. MARY BYNUM PATTERSON Durham. North Carolina Curer of Care You'll always find her at school or at play Ready to do her part in a cheerful way.'' Y. P. C. Council. ‘39-'40: Delta Beta; Science Club, '39-'40; Hiawassee Tribe; Better English Club, ‘39-'40. JEANNE ELIZABETH PORTER Black Mountain. North Carolina Master of Minds Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.” Honor Certificate. '37-'38; May Day Court. ‘37; Hiawas- see Tribe; Better English Club. ’39-'40; Latin Club. ’37-'38; Delta Beta: Most Intellectual in Senior Class. MYRTLE KATHRYN POWELL Brevard. North Carolina Seeker of Sports Best kind of a sport and a pal true blue” Delta Beta; Glee Club. '40; Hiking Club. '39; Science Club. '39-'40; United Youth Club. '38. '39. '40; Most Athletic in Class; Better English Club, '39-'40; Cadet Corps. ‘39-'40: Stamp Club, '38, ‘39. ‘40. MARGARET STEWART Laurinburg, North Carolina Reader of Romance Sever too serious, nor too frivolous, but a rare good girl.” Delta Beta; Glee Club. ’39-'40: Choctaw Tribe; Better English Club. '39-'40; Stamp Club, 39-'40. MARGARET RAY SULLIVAN Taylorsville. Kentucky Sister of Serenity Ever loving — temperate of will. Talented, dainty, possessor of skill” May Court. ‘38; Secretary of Sunday School Class. '38; Secretary and Treasurer of Delta Beta. '39; Y. P. C. Council. ‘39-'40, Cadet Corps. '39-'40; Best Dressed in Senior Class; Neatest and Most Dignified: Hiawassee Tribe. (26) J MARY LEE ALLEY. President Waynesville. North Carolina MARGARET RICHARDS. Vice-President Dyersburg. Tennessee JUNE WILKINSON. Secretary Madisonville, Tennessee BETTY GENE ALLEY. Treasurer Waynesville, North Carolina MISS LAURA MAE BROWN. Sponsor Sanford, Florida JEAN BATEMAN Fort Myers. Florida JEANELLE BOONE Goodwater, Alabama JOSEPHINE BOURNE Asheville. North Carolina ELIZABETH BROWNE New Orleans, Louisiana THELMA CORPENING Starke. Florida MARY MARGARET DIXON Fountain City. Tennessee KALESTA DUCKETT Whitmire. South Carolina RUTH EGGLESTON Brookneal, Virginia HAZEL HARRIS Black Mountain. North Carolina PATRICIA HARRIS Belle Glade. Florida ELIZABETH HARRISON Sweetwater. Tennessee JULIA HILL Montreat, North Carolina KATHLEEN KELL Charleston, South Carolina RUTH KING Black Mountain. North Carolina KATE SHEPHERD McARVER Gastonia. North Carolina BELLE MILLER Atlanta. Georgia VIRGINIA OSMENT Fountain City. Tennessee LYRA PITTMAN West Palm Beach. Florida ETHELYN PICKELSIMER Brevard. North Carolina LOUISE POWELL Washington, District of Columbia ETHEL ROOT Sanford. Florida SHIRLEY ANNE STONE Charlotte. North Carolina KATIE WAGNER. Reporter Water Valley. Mississippi (27) DEMA PARKER, President Asheville, North Carolina JOHNETTE GRIFFIN, Vice-Presidont West Palm Beach, Florida VIRGINIA LESTER, Sec. and Treas. Asheville. North Carolina MISS CARRIE MAY McELROY. Sponsor Nev nan. Georgia BETTY BELK Montreat. North Carolina JANE CARTER Chattanooga, Tennessee PEGGY CASE Asheville. North Carolina NANCY GLEATON Charlotte. North Carolina CAROLYN HART Dyersburg, Tennessee MARY HOPE HILFORD Naples. North Carolina MILDRED HINES Norfolk. Virginia FRANCES MURRAH Atlanta. Georgia PATSY WOOD Asheville. North Carolina JANE WOODSON Jao Paulo. Brazil FRANCES HENDON (No Picture) Memphis. Tennessee HELEN ROBERTA GLEATON. President Charlotte, North Carolina RUTH RICHARDSON. Vice-President Black Mountain. North Carolina ANNE PICKELSIMER. Sec. and Treas. Brevard. North Carolina MISS MARTHA WILLIAMSON. Sponsor Darlington. South Carolina MARY JO BAKER Albemarle. North Carolina EDWIN NEVILLE Montreal. North Carolina JOHN COFFEE NEVILLE Montreal, North Carolina SHIRLEY ANN CONLEY Deland. Florida FRANCES CRANE Montreal, North Carolina CAROLYN JOSEPHINE HOLDWAY Montreal. North Carolina DIANA LEE Monroe. North Carolina KENNETH ORR POTEAT Black Mountain. North Carolina NANCY POTEAT Black Mountain. North Carolina MARY ANNETTE ROBINSON Wallace. North Carolina MAXINE SUTTLE Montreat. North Carolina tv iwk. on.treat CfirL at P(a “Youth must rise and take the world by the hand and say: “this way!” —Sh oji K imu ra (29) COLLEGE Mrs. C. E. Dorsey________________Adviser Miss Rachel Henderlite___________Adviser Bernice Stroup_________________President Marguerite McEachern .Vice-President Rae Pattishall................ Secretary Janella Williams_______________Treasurer Frances Bell_________Foreign Missions Dorothy Herring__________Home Missions Nancy Love Comfort ____________Enlistment and Training Ruth Frye_____________________Learning Mary Claire Allen.........Stewardship Pharise Parker_____________Comradeship Mary Cross_____________Bulletin Board HIGH SCHOOL Velma Ragland__________________President Thelma Corpening_______ .Vice-President Margaret Richards______________Secretary Mary Fisher____________________Treasurer Margaret Sullivan__________Spiritual Life Doris Bassett___________Foreign Missions Christine Leverette -------------Enlistment and Training Betty Belk_.--------------- Learning Louise Powell........... Stewardship Mary B. Patterson_____ .Comradeship Kate Sheppard McArver ____________________Home Missions Frances Mitchell______Bulletin Board Miss Rachel McElroy__________Adviser Miss Carrie May McElroy______Adviser (30) EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief...................Gertrude Phillips Literary Editor.......................Joan Shuler Faculty Advisers..............Miss N. G. Watkins Miss C. M. McElroy. Miss Lydia Brandon STAFF WRITERS Sports..............................Jean Cartwright Music...............................Josephine Craig J°kes...............................Polly Ramsey Pictorial...........................Lyra Pittman Society.............................Betty Taylor BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager.....................Nancy Gaston Advertising Manager...............Ruth Merchant Typist................................Mary Bussey Exchange Manager.....................Irene Hardee REPORTERS Senior College...............Janella Williams Junior College.............................C. Wilkinson Senior High...........................Frances Mitchell Junior High.............................Katie Wagner Sophomore High....................Betty Belk Freshman High.........................Shirley Conley THE DIALETTE is a monthly paper, containing news of interest to the college, published by the SUN DIAL staff. The LINOTYPE, official news organ of the Commercial Department, is published by the Lydians. !: features articles of interest primarily to business students. (311 INDOOR. SPORTS CHEERLEAD ER.S TENNIS Eloise Smith_________________President Mary Cross__________________Secretary Helen Clapp-------------Vice-President Violet Blevins_____________ Treasurer Miss Margaret Smith___________Sponsor New members not in picture: Nancy Love Comfort, Mary Mellette, Cleo Osborne, Polly Ramsey, Hassie Swift, Ada Wilson, and Martha Mae Monroe. cU i4clian6 ______President Kathleen Holliday............Secretary ..Vice-President Mary Ellen Keith_____________Treasurer Miss Marie Burton______________Sponsor Janie Yates---- Louise McKee (34) vice Harriet Adams. ______________ President Pharise Parker___________Vice-President Martha Little___Secretary and Treasurer Miss Nannie G. Watkins..........Sponsor Ruth Frye--------------------- President Jean Cartwright___________Vice-President Mary Barbee._ .Secretary and Treasurer Miss Henrietta Bedinger----------Sponsor (35) 2), Tama tic: Director__________Miss Elizabeth Hoyt Presentations: Engaged by Wednesday The First White Woman In the Spring a Young Man's Fancy Jean Cartwright_________________President Marguerite McEachern_Vice-President Mary Virginia Wilson______Sec. and Treas. Miss Mary P. Lord________________Director (36) President_________________Betty Taylor Vice-President---------Hazel McIntosh Sec. and Treas_________Kathleen Holiday Director----Miss Elizabeth Wocdhouse Accompanist_____________Miss Mary Lord Cross, Barnes, Shields, Drymon, Wilkison, Little, Bassett, Woodhouse, Hawley, Huddleston, Smith, Stansbury. Craig, Rice, Burnette. Keith, Choate, Herring, Holliday, Bell, McIntosh, Sturgeon, Webster, Lord, Mc- Eachern, Scruggs, Ferrier, Stacy, Fraser, Phillips. Morrison, Farrior, Hickman, Farr. Wilkinson, Rhyne, Boughton, Bradshaw, Pressley, Glenn, Johnson, Fowke, Laugh- ridge, Cartwright, Stanley. Director___Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse Accompanist--------Gertrude Phillips Lee, Case, T. Gleaton, Belk, Parker, Howerton, Wood, Osment, Root, Powell, Lev- erette, Bassett, Hilford, Baker, Hamilton, Mitchell, Lester, Ball, Gleaton, Stewart, Leppard, N. Allen, E. Browne, Baker. In the South just before the War Between the States, there lived a people whose lives are symbols for us today of things full of beauty and loveliness, of ideals, ambi- tions. and heritage. This year our May Day dips into that past and pictures for us the beauty of that old South. QUEEN Anne Scruggs; MAID-OF-HONOR- -Peggy Platter; MAIDS Janie Yates, Marguerite Fraser, Mary Lois Laughridge, Adelene Steed, Edith Boswell, Dema Parker, Diana Lee, Josephine Bourne. (38) DIGNITARIES TWO SMALL HEADS PICK Of THE CROP CURTSY OR AS GIBRALTAR OOWN BUT NOT OUT BREVITY IS THE SOUL OF HEADS OF THE RACKET Best-All-Round Intellect Dignity Attractive Neat Courtesy Popular Dependable Wit Versatile Athletes Sports MO) 'Friendship should be valued for :chat there is in it, not for what can be gotten out of it” — 7'rum ball (41 COMPLIMENTS OE The BANK of BLACK MOUNTAIN Black Mountain, N. C. WE I WIT E YOL R ACCOUXT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS of JUMPER’S PHARMACY Black Mountain - - N. C. MORGAN BROS., INC. Wholesalers - Distributors CANDY - CIGARS - DRUGS SUNDRIES - PAPER PRODUCTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Asheville - - North Carolina (42) NEW THEATRE ASHEVILLE Black Mountain, N. C. PACKING THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY Lee A. Hiltz, Manager Black Mountain Queen C A tv Cleaners Coach Company “Wear Clean Clothes” PHONE 38 Black Mountain - - N. C. SCHEDULES AND TOURS SPECIAL TRIPS Black Mountain PHONE 3281 Laundry Black Mountain - - N. C. PHONE 100 “For Bundles of Satisfaction” (43) The Pictures For The SUN DIAL Were Made By PRESTON STUDIO SUITE 325 HAYWOOD BUILDING (Over Sears Roebuck) Telephone 1385-J 46 Haywood Street Asheville, N. C. For Better Lighting Ask For Our Fixture Catalog CAMP MONTREAT FOR GIRLS Electric Supply Company The Ideal Vacation Camp i l ll THE ADDITIONAL ADVANTAGES OF MONTREAT Asheville - - North Carolina Director MRS. S. H. McBRIDE Montreat - - North Carolina (44) Halsey Griffith, Inc. BOOKS TYPEWRITERS OFFICE SUPPLIES 59 Haywood Street Asheville - - North Carolina MONTREAT STORE Operated For The Public Good NO PRIVATE INTEREST DESERVES YOLK PATROSACE He rtf'-Jones Co. Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry (Jraduation Announcements, Medals, Cups and Trophies Indianapolis, Indiana Representative: O. E. BASS Hendersonville, North Carolina CURVROLETS THE CHOICE McMurrav Chevrolet Co. Black Mountain SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 48,SI French Broad Cleaners and Laundrv LADIES' HARM EM'S A SPECIALTY EXPERT DRY C LEA MSG B. V. Rowland. Mgr. Black Mountain - North Carolina (45) THIRST ASKS NOTHING MORE - - - ICE COLD COMPLIMENTS of NU-MAID COLONIAL Products Co. is GOOD UREA I) Asheville - - North Carolina Colonial Baking Co. Asheville - - North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS Black Mountain of Hardware K Supply Co. Kellv Fruit Co. PHONE 34 Asheville - - North Carolina Black Mountain - North Carolina J. M. LANCE COMPLIMENTS OF The Quality Dry Goods Telephone 2491 Store State St. and Montreat Rd. Black Mountain - North Carolina Black Mountain. X. C. ESSO ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES VERIFIED ESSO LUBRICATION ESSO MOTOR OIL Covington Sport Shop “Everything For The Discriminating Sportsman Phone 5017 Asheville, N. C. (46) ASSEMBLY INN HOME OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SHOW PLACE OF THE CAROLEXAS Open the Year Round RATES REASONABLE Montreat North Carolina Eat— TOM’S Toasted Peanuts and Good Candies COMPLIMENTS OF Pearce-Young Angel Co. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE ASHEVILLE. X. C. 109 Roberts Sc. Phones: 4277 - 4278 EBBS BROS. WHOLESALE GROCERS COFFEE ROASTERS Ashi-villi-: North Carolina Radio Sales and Service Auto Repairing Esso Gas and Oil Viverette’s Esso Service Black Mountain, X. C. GROVE’S DEPARTMENT STORE WE APPRECIATE YOUR VISITS Black Mountain N. C. (47) Slavden-l'akes S: Co. Jones Transfer WHOLESALE GROCERS When you come to Black Mountain, See Jones Trans- fer for your baggage and 25-27-29-31 Lexington Avenue express. Quick and Prompt Service Guaranteed Asheville - - North Carolina Dave Jones, (Owner) Shop Phone Greenhouse Phone 1622 2491 COMPLIMENTS OF 1 laves-Lunsf ord Robinson’s Flower Shop Electric Shop Asheville - - North Carolina “Flowers for Every Occasion COMPLIMENTS OF 5 Page Avenue Asheville, N. C. A FRIEND We Can Make Anything of Wood Black Mountain Drug Co. o The Carter U .zell, Mgr. When in Black Mountain visit and make Joyland Furniture Co. our store your headquarters Young Produce Co. o he Home of Hand Made Furniture FRUITS — PRODUCE POULTRY AND EGGS Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 4488 Xsheville - - North Carolina Black Mountain “ The Freshest Thing in Town” Lumber Co. Tiutter-Krust Bread PHONE 3231 “Slow Baked” for Better Flavor SERVICE AM) SATISFACTION THE ASHEN ILL E BA KING CO. AMBULANCE SERVICE It has been a pleasure to work with Harrison Funeral 1 Iome the Staff on the 1940 Sun Dial PHONE ALL HOURS - 3860 The Miller Printing Company Black Mountain - North Carolina Charlotte Kngraving Company (48) ilHiitw wbk HEBkI Era ■ W0%W Ifil subm ( AC iyj'pii- illSg iisiw � 1-ivaWd� ! i