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

Page 20 text:

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)

Page 19 text:

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)

Page 21 text:

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)