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

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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)

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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)

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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)