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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1948 volume:

Mt. Mitchell and Blooming Rhododendron Courtesy The Inland Press ..if Mabel Lee Wells, Editor Ikuy Atrwoml, It i ness tWatm vf We only count the hours that shine THE STAFF of STUDENT PUBLICATIONS PRESENTS THE 1948 SUN DIAL I;or the understanding in her smile .... For the kindness in her eyes .... For the efficiency in her duties .... For the devotion to her students .... For the consecration to her Master We dedicate THF. 1948 SUN DIAL TO Miss Lois McClintock Ellis A To You • • • • It’s about rime to put the period at the end of the sentence we've written for 1947-1948. There have been other years and other sentences written but this one has been ours. As you review the sentence, the year, on the pages of this, your Sun Dial, may you always be able to recapture the happy hours—the happy memories that have been yours, and ours together. To record these hours we bring you the Sun Dial. You know, the Sun Dial symbolizes your life; the stile repre- sents Montreat; and the shadows, memories. Just as the radiance of the sun enables the stile to cast its shadow on the face of the dial, so God's glory enables Montreat ro cast a good influence on our lives. Those who leave will take with them the memories and the light of God in their hearts to shine upon the lives of others. Those who stay gain new memories, grow stronger in His light. May this, your 1948 Sun Dial, plant fasr in your hearts memories of the hours that shine. DR. J. R. McGREGOR President 8 They light our way .... As the bright rays from the east shine across the face of our sun dial, heralding the radiance of a new day, so the light of knowledge shines from our leaders guiding us :n the way of wisdom and faith, helping us shape futures with bright ideals. V Faculty Miss Zoulean Anderson Florence. S. C. Bible Mrs. W. H. Armistead Montreat, N. C. H. S.. History. Bible Miss Virginia Bell Montreat. N ( H. S'.. Biology Miss Mary Branche McConnellsville. S. ('.. Bible. Education Miss Sue Burney Hopewell. Va. Physical Education Miss Nina Corlx-tt Marion, N. (.. Dietitian Miss Roberta Daniel Jacksonville. Fla. H ousenr other Miss Helen Dickinson Montreal. N. ( . Librarian Mrs. C'.. F. Dorsev Mon treat. N. ( H. V . Bible 10 Faculty First row across: Dr. Nettie Grier Montreat. N. C. Physician Miss Ernestine Harrison Roebuck. S. C. IIS.. Mathematics, L tin Miss Elizabeth Hoyt Maryville. Tenn. Acting Dean of Faculty. History Mrs. Clark Johnson Monrrear. N. C. II V Phnu, Second row across: Miss Elizabeth Fronde Kennedy Spartanburg. S. C. . S.. English Mr. Rufus Long Barium Springs. N. C. Horseback ruling. Accounting Miss Mary P. Lord Reidsville N. C. Piano Mrs. W. A. Macaulay Montrcat, N. C. II S.. Spanish, French Third row across: Mrs. W. F. Mauldin Pickens. S. 0. Housemother Miss Lulu G. McClure Winchester. Ohio English Miss Carrie May McElroy Newnan. Ga. French Miss Helen Miles Maryville. Tenn Home Economics II Faculty Mr. John Miller Swannanoa, N. C. Education. Science Mrs. Marjorie McClung Parker Marion. N. C. H. S.. Voice Miss Cora D. Reeves Black Mountain. N. C. Biology Miss Dorothy Jean Sandefer Rocky Mount. La. Piano Mrs. W. E. White Deleo, N. C. Latin. German Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse Montreat. N. C. Voice Miss Julia Stokes Montreat. N. C. A sfista nt Lib rarian Mrs. Keith Townsend Montreat. N. C. Business Education Miss Margaret Wade Brownsburg, Va. Dean of Women. Mathematics Miss Mary Ward Clarkton, N. C. Assistant to Nurse Miss Nannie G. Watkins Montreat. N. C. Spanish Miss Annie Webb Montreat. N. C. H. S. Principal, Chemistry 12 Together ... One Shadow Each day, as the sun climbs higher into the sky, the timorous frosh, the confident soph, the anxious junior, and the busy senior realize that these days make years. During this time fellowship with our classmates teaches us the secret that through unity is accomplishment. 13 College Seniors Pres id cut Helen Loyd, A. B. La Grange. Ga. All that life can rate Worth name of life, in thee hath estimate. Youth. Beauty. Wisdom, Courage. Virtue, all That happiness and prime tan happy call.” Vtce-Presulent Jean Morton, A. B. Clinton. S. C. 'The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good ... but Grace, being the Soul of your complexion, should keep the body of it ever fair.” Secretary-1 'reas ner Gloria Diaz, B. S. Los Palacios, Cuba The Bloom of op’ning Flowers, unsullied Beauty, Softness, and sweetest Innocence she wears. And looks like nature in the world's first Spring. Sponsor Miss Lucile Gardner Locust Grove. Ga. Loveliest of women! Heav'n is in thy soul. Beauty and virtue shine for ever round thee. Bright'ning each other; thou art all divine. 14 College Seniors Marion Jane Bachman, A. B. Auburn, N. Y. Thai inexhaustible good nature, which is the most precious gift of Heaven, spreading itself like oil over the troubled sea of thought, and keeping the mind smooth and equable in the roughest weather. Helen Cassell, A. B. Roanoke, Va. Those graceful acts. Those thousand decencies that daily flow From all her words and actions.” Juanita Connell, A. B. Albany. Ga. Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes. Soft as her clime, and sunny as her skies. Gladys Goodman, B. S. Mooresvilie, N. C. The Light of Love, the Purity of Grace. The mind, the Music, breathing from her Fate The Heart whose Softness harmonized the whole. And. oh, that Eye was in itself a Soul! 15 College Seniors Frankie” Mae Hall, A. B. Winston-Salem, N. C. 'There’s a woman like a dewdrop, she's so purer than the purest; And her noble heart's the noblest, yes, and her faith is the surest. Jo Anne Heizer, A. B. Rawlings, Va. Her words are bonds, her oaths are oracles; Her Love sincere, her Thoughts immaculate . .. Her Heart as far from fraud as Heaven from Earth. Vivian Hodges, A. B. Tampa, Fla. For she is wise, if I tan judge of her And fair she is, if that mine eyes are true And true she is, as she hath proved herself. Inez Johnson, A. B. Norton, Va. From every blush that kindles in thy cheeks. Ten thousand little Loves and Graces spring To revel in the Roses.” 16 c College Seniors Katherine Melton. B. S. Charlotte, N. C. Things of the noblest kind hei Genius drew And look'd through Nature at a single view Called into being scenes unknown before. And, passing Nature’s bounds, was something moic. Dorothy Rader, A. B. Hopewell. Va. What tender forte, wliat dignity divine. What virtue consecrating every Feature; Around that neck what dross are gold and pearl. Mabel Lee Wells, B. S. Cynthiana, Ky. She was good as she was fan. None—none on earth above her! As pure in thought as angels are: To know her was to love her. oan Rodrian, A. B. Blucfield. W. Va. There’s in you all that we believe oi heaven Amazing brightness, purity, and truth. Hternal joy and everlasting love. I McMullen, McClimock, Miss Hoyt. Samburg, Vaught College Juniors CLASS OFFICERS Victoria Samburg President Lucille Vaught Secretary Anne McCliniock Vice-President lxlith McMullen Treasurer Miss LIi abeth Hoyt Sponsor .Class motto: Let brotherly love continue C lass colors: Crimson and Grey ( lass flower: Red Carnation 18 College Juniors I'airmu Cox Miami, I I.i. Mildred l arr Waycross, (Ja. Paulina Hagan Asheville. N. ( Claris Hobson Anderson, .s. Mi Idled Jones l.eaksville. N. C. Anne MtC hillock Winnsboro. S. . I'.ditii McMullen Clearwater, Ha. Llizahelh Miller Raphine, Va. IV College Juniors Carey Lee Pratt Leaksvillc, N. C. Victoria Samburg Lake City, Fla. Silvia Sanchez D. Havana. Cuba Lucille Vaught Loris. S. C. Betty Whittle Orangeburg, S. C. Mary Katherine Wood Keysville, Va. Virginia Wood Iron Gate. Va. 20 Geneva Worthington Knoxville, 111. Spence, Johnson. Miss Branche. Draper. Mackorell College Sophomores Sybil Mackorell CLASS OFFICERS Myra Spence President Secretary Sara Johnson Alyene Draper Vice-President Treasurer Miss Mary Branche Spain or Class Morto: Onward ever, backward never. Class Colors: Purple and White Class Flower: Sweet peas ?l College Sophomores First row: Georgina Andino. Havana, Cuba; Betty Attwood. Miami, Fla.; Sarah F. Baker. Summerville, S. C.; Martha Barrett. Abingdon. Va.: Billie Boswell. Penfield, Ga.; Mirta Borges. Cardenas, Cuba. Second row: Janet Mae Bound, West Palm Beach. Fla.; Charlotte Bridewell. Donaldsonville, La.; Frances llene Brown, Gastonia, N. C; Margaret Irene Brown. Huntersville, N. C; Florence S. Browning, Ridge ville. S. C.; Mary Lily Burgess. Greeleyville, S. C. Third Row: Catherine Elizabeth Byrum, Great Falls, S. C.; Mary Alma Church, Memphis, Tenn.; Dorcas Connelly, Hopewell. Va.; |ane Cook. Atlanta. Ga.: Mary Ruth Denman. Greenville, Tenn.; Laura Alyeno Draper. Decatur. Ala. ?? College Sophomores First row: Willodeen E. Dukes. Gibson. N. C.; Annie Laurie Dunn, Darlington, S. C.; Eleanor Edewaard, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Suzanne Emery, Mercer, Pennsylvania; Eleanor Enloe. Andrews, N. C; Lilia Es- pinosa Prieto, Cardenas, Cuba. Second row: Betty Jean Gcnoble, Roebuck, S. C.; Sue Griffith, Tipton Hill, N. C; Katherine Groseclose, Roanoke, Va.; Dorothy Louise Hyatt, Asheville, N. C; Sara Virginia Johnson, Orlando, Fla.; Mildred L. Love, Waynesvillc, N. C. Third row: Deloris McCain, Effingham, S. C.; Mary McGill, Kings Creek, S. O; Rachel McGill, Kings Creek. S. C; Sybil L. Mackorell, Gastonia. N. C; Mary Lou Masters, Forbes, N. C.; Rose Marie Moore, Statesville. N. C. College Sophomores First row: Grace Poyser. Hlkharr. Indiana: Marjorie Robertson. Hopewell. Va.: Eloisc Robinson. Birming- ham, Ala.; Charlotte Beth Roth. Cuckoo, Va.: Sonna Serio. Clarks Summit. Penn.; Betty Smith. George- town. S. C. Second row: Jeanette Spellman. Memphis, Tenn.; Myra Lee Spence, De Funiak Springs, Fla.: Tweedle Swann. Georgetown, S. C: Jane Van de Weghe. Hartford, Conn.; Margery Ann Washburn, Decatur, 111.: Evangeline Watts. Chase City. Va. Third row: Hazel White. Persia. Tenn.; Virginia Wilson, Quincy, Fla.; Evan R. Wrenn. Chapel Hill. N. C. Not Photographed: Diane Allen. Miami. Fla.; Elsa Correa Oms.. Santiago de Cuba. Cuba; Mrs. Cleo Jack- son. Asheville. N. ( Bridewell, Ford, Mrs. Townsend. Gibbs, Hawkins College Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS arisa Bridewell Jerry Ford President Secretary Betty Gibbs Polly Hawkins 'ire President Mrs. Townsend Sponsor Treasurer Class Motto: To strive, to st Class Colors: Gray and green Class Flower: Yellow rose Class Song Weaving in ami out the rows F.very Freshman slowly goes. Symbolic of our lives ahead As the shuttle weaves the thread. Building fabrics of a life. Strong enough to stand the strife: Onward, ever on ’till The rlorh of life is done . to find, and not to yield. Tune: Auld Lang Syne The Montreat freshmen stick together wherever we may be. Our days, long and happy here. will ever cherished be. There's work to do, there’s joy to share. As our days go by. And. Montreat, we’ll remember von. Until the dav we die. College Freshmen Martha Atkinson, Norfolk, Va. Katherine Bean, Stovall, N. C. Beryl Bismarck. Lock port. 111. Margaret Boseman. Clinton. S. C. Anne Bristow, Inverness, Ala Ruth Brock, Marion, Ala. Marie Brooks. Sparta, N. C. Marjorie Brown, Fayetteville. N. C. Martha Burdette. Valdosta. Ga. Charlotte Burgess. Paces. Va. Clarisa Bridewell. Donaldsonville, La. Hntily Cashwell. Hope Mills. S. C. Betty Jean Chaplin, Roanoke. Va. Jeanette Chapman, Simpsonville, S. C. Anna Louisa Chinea, Sancti-Spiritus. Cuba Meldonia Coley, Gastonia. N. C. Bula Anne Cox, Pascagoula. Miss. Virginia Crowder. Petersburg, Va. Nan Davis. St. Petersburg, Fla. Edwina Day. Simpsonville. S. C. Mary Caroline Dever, Valley Center, Va. Virginia Dinsmore. Oakwood, Va. Betty Epting, Charlotte, N. C. Catherine Eblen. New Orleans, La. Geraldine Ford, Selma, Ala. Ruth Fisher, Alexander. N. C. Lydia Flores, Cardenas, Cuba Winnie Ferguson. Gastonia. N. (.. College Freshmen Opal Foster. Calhoun. Ga. Louise Gates. Wellesley Mills. Mass Hetty Gihhs. Woodstock. Va. Agnes Godert. Panama City. Fla Maritaret Gonano. Blue-held. W. Va Peggy Gregg, Virginia Beach. Va Jeanelle Grogan. Calhoun. Ga. Joan Guthrie. Hoi Springs. Va Pat Harley. Werner Robins. Ga. Polly Hawkins. Marion. N. C. Mary Ann Holler. Union Mills. N ( Jane Holt. Montreat. N C Frances Hood. Weir. Miss. Betty Mae Hoylman. Ford wick. Va. Joyce Hudman. Waycross. Ga. Jane Huffines, Gibsonville. N ( Cordie Hylton. Blairs. Va. Janet Johnson. North Bergen. N. I Betty Lee King. McDowell. Va. Ruth King. Clinton. S Sally Kemble. Kyserike. N. Y Dorothy Lundy, Mountain City. Tenn. Betty Martin, Scottsdale. Ga. Fdirh McCormick. Fort White. Pl.t Betty Charles McLeod. Biscoc, N. Marjorie Miller, Barrow. Fla. Alice Milner. Cartersville. Ga. Ina Sue Morrison. China Grove. N Ti College Freshmen Ruby Morton. Clinton, S. C. Avernell Neal. Mustoe. Va. Mildred Jane Owen. Chatham. Va. Margarita Orozco, Encrucijada. Cuba Christy Peters, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mary Bess Plyler, Great Falls. S. C. Vernie Pike. Greer. S. C. Frances Reid. Barrow. Fla. Jane Rice. Marshall. N. C. Nancy Richardson. Los Angles. Cali Clara Robinson, Rose Hill. N. G. Alice Rogers. Pink Hill. N. C. Myrtle Rohrer. Bcckley, W. Va. Cappy Shultz. Valley Center. Va. Joy Stevens, Jacksonville, Fla. Anne Stevenson. Craigsville. Va. Jean Thackston. Simpsonvillc. S ( Jean Tussey. Lexington. N. (.. Jean Tyson. Waycross. Ga. Helen Verser. Lynchburg. Va. Carolyn Williams. Kenansville. N. Ina Williamson. Dillon. S. C. Mildred Wilkinson, Gastonburg. Ala. Dorothy Wilson. Abingdon. Va. Elizabeth Wilson. Gastonia. N. C. Patricia Woody. Virginia Beach. Va. Alice Wardlaw. Marietta. Ga. Dorothy Wright. Norfolk. Va. Ena Yedra. Habana. Cuba Florence Young. Jacksonville. Fla Oh, it's it very lovely sight—hi ivniterlaml! In Wimcrlantl, Frances Brown 29 High School Seniors PRESIDENT: Karen Johnson, Weaverville, N. C. She was good as goodness is. Her acts and all her words were kino. And above all memories We hold the beauty of her mind. Pres, of Class ’46 ’48; M” Club '48; Glee Club ’48; Spanish Club ’46 ’48; Athletic Board ’47; V.-Pres. of Class ‘46: Shawnee Tribe '45 48. VICE PRESIDENT: Elise Scott, Martinsburg, W. Va. Loyal-hearted, strong in mind, A truer friend you'll never find.” V.-Pres. of Senior Class ’48; Sunday School Class Pres. ’48; Blackfoot Tribe ’46-’4S; Hik- ing Club ’46-‘48; Latin Club '46-’4S. SECRETARY: Betty Jo Cooper, Columbus. Ga. Of all the joys that I recall. To live is greatest of them all. Sec. Senior Class '48; Cheerleader ’48; Maid of Honor in Soccer Court ’47; Glee- Club ’48; Music Club ’48; Latin Club '48; Chickasaw Tribe '48. TREASURER: Sue Ledbetter. Atlanta, Ga. To know her was to love her.” V. Pres, of Student Body '48; Alpha Phi ’48; Spanish Club '46-’48; Athletic Board ’48; Treasurer of Senior Class '48; Apache Tribe ’47-’48. SPONSOR: Mrs. J. R. McGregor, Montreat, N. C. Jl High School Seniors Patsy Lou Alexander, Vass, N. C. God made a heart of gold; shining and sweet and pure.” President Youth Fellowship '-IS; Social Com- mittee '4.S; M” Club ’47-’4S; French Club '47- '48; Athletic Board '47: Class Sec. 47; Class Treasurer '46; Volleyball Capt. '47; Sequoia Tribe '45-’4S; M Club Basketball Capt. '48. Helen Louise Brewer. Brooklyn. N. Y. Works while she works and plays while she plays.” Athletic Board '48; Shawnee Tribe Chief is. Treas. S. S. Class '48; Sec. S. S. Class '47; Cheerleader '47. Eleanor Earnest Birdwell. Chuckey. Tenn. True to her word, her work, and her friends. Athletic Board '46-’48, Chevron ‘45-'48; M' Club '4V4S; Class V.-Pres. ' i ; V.-Pres. S. S. Class '47, Sec. S. S. Class '46; May Day '46; Spanish Club '46-'48; Apache Tribe ’44-'48. Mary Virginia Brooks. Hot Springs. N. C. Sincere and studious. Youth Fellowship Council -18; Pres. S. S. Class '48; Pres. Latin Club '48; Blackfoot Tribe '45-'4S. Virginia Dean Buckner. Asheville. N. Her personality, intelligence and depth of feeling make her one of those rare people you never tire of being with. President of Student Body r- 18; M Club ’46-’48; Social Committee '48; Dramatics Club '47; Treas. M Club '47; Athletic Board '47; Band '47; Glee Club '47; French Club ’46-’48; Apache Tribe '45-'48. Elizabeth Ann Cannon. Webster. N. C. There was not one among us. but could call her a friend. Cabinet '48; Music Club '48; Spanish Club '48; Glee Club '48; Chickasaw Tribe '48. Laetitia Anne Clark. McKeesport. Penn. The path of duty was the way to glory. Associate Editor of S. P. S. '48; Pres. S. S. Class '48; Chairman of Christian Faith '18; Class Rep. to S. P. S. '47; Choralettes '47; May Day '47; Glee Club '46-'48; Music Club '46-'48; Hiking Club ’46 ’48; Spanish Club ’46-'48; Blackfoot Tribe 46-’48. Charlene Creasman. Asheville. N. C. She will be liked wherever she goes For she is a girl whom everyone knows. President of Athletic Board '48; M Club ’45-'48; Student Cabinet '48; Student Congress '46; Social Committee '48; Athletic Board '45- '47; Student Congress '46; Blackfoot Tribe- Chief '17; May Day '44-47; Chevron '45-'48; Pres, of Class '16; V-Pres. of S. S. Class ’46; Dramatics '45; V.-Pres. of Class '-i5. 32 High School Seniors Jo Ann Curry, Cocosola. Panama A sweet, attractive kind of grate, continual comfort in her face.” Chickasaw Tribe Chief '48; Hiking Club '46- '-18; Latin Club '46-’48; May Court Representa- tive '47, '48. Margaret Anne Hallman, Sanford, N. C. Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all content like me. V.-Prcs. S. S. Class '48; Glee Club '48; Music Club '48; Apache Tribe '48. Joy Charmaine Hard. Chicago, III. Sincere and sweet, with music in her heart. Y. F. Council 47, '48; Pres, of Glee Club '48; Sec. French Club '48; Choralettes '47; Hik- ing Club '46; Chickasaw Tribe '45-’48. Anne Hildebrand. Marion. N. C. The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. Music Club '44-'48; Marshal '47; Spanish Club '46-'4S; May Day '46; Sequoia Tribe '44- '48. Norma Jean Hill, Salisbury, N. C. A genuine love of life. Athletic Board '48; Y. F. Council '48; Pres, of French Club '48; Sports Ed. on S. P. S. '47; Glee Club Sec. 4 ; V.-Prcs. M Club '4'; French Club V.-Pres. '-17; Choralettes '47; Alpha Phi '44-'48; Music Club ’44-'48; Hiking Club '44-'48; Apache Tribe '44-'48; May Day '44-'4 ; M” Club '45-’47; Class Sec. '46; V.-Pres. S. S. Class '45; Dramatics Club '45. Mary Lou Holshouser, Blowing Rock, N. C. The girl who wins is the girl who works. The girl who toils while the next one shirks. Sec. S. S. Class '48; Glee Club '48; Spanish (dub '48; Music Club '48; Hiking Club '48; Alpha Phi '48; Blackfoot Tribe '48. Anna Maude Hooper, Sylva, N. ( . A pleasant companion for all.” M Club '46-’48; Athletic Board '-I8; Glee Club '44-'iS; Hiking Club '4 i- 4S; May Day '44-'46; Chickasaw Tribe 44-'48. l ay Kitchens, Augusta, Ga. Ready and willing, most capable, too; always on hand her part to do. V.-Pres. M Club ' 18; Asst. V.-Pres. of Board '48; Y. F. Council '48; Spanish Club ' 16- '18; ”M” Club ‘46- 48. Hiking Club i7. 33 High School Seniors Betty Ruth Kuykendall, Leicester, N. C She’s pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with. And pleasant to think on. too. Athletic Board '48; Hiking Club '46- 48; Glee Club ’45 ’47; Music Club '45; Sequoia Tribe ’44.-4S. Mattie Lee Ladd. Charlotte, N. C. A good sport and a friend worth having.’ Apache Tribe Chief ’4.S; Athletic Board '46- '48; Y. F. Council '48; M” Club 46-'48; Music Club ’4V48; S. S. Class Pres. ’46- 48; Hiking Club '46-'4S. Betty Lance. Fletcher, N. C. A rare combination of quality, noble and tiuc. Plenty of wit and good sense too. Athletic Board ’47-’48; Shawnee Tribe Chief 47; Pres, of Spanish Club ’4,S; M Club '46- 48; Music Club '46-’48; Sec. S. S. Class ’47. Jane La Rose. Greensboro. N. C. As independent as the day is long. Hiking Club ’44-'4S; St mn Club '45; Mav Day '45; Shawnee Tribe '44-'48. Jessie Carol LeGette. Hahira, Ga. She knows how to work and how to play. How to be serious and how to be gay.” Athletic Board '48; Latin Club ’46 ’4S; Music Club '45-'48; Treas. S. S. Class '48; Sec. S. S. Class '47; Treas. Junior Class '47; May Court Rept. '46. Gilmer Lee Lynch. Burlington, N. C. The path of the just is as the shining light.” Blackfoot Tribe Chief '48; M” Club '45-’48; Athletic Board '46-’48; Glee Club ’44-’47. Betty Parker, Bryceville, Fla. She is gentle, she is shy. But she has mischief in her eye. Spanish Club '48; Music Club '48; Blackfoot Tribe '48; Hiking Club '48. Mary Katherine Schwenk. Beaver Falls, Penn. To make the world a friendly place. She always wears a friendly face. Athletic Board '47. '48; Glee Club '44-’48; Choralettes '47; Music Club V.-Pres. '47; Stamp Club '48; Hiking Club '44- 48; May Day '44 '46; Y. P. C. Council '45-’46; M” Club '45-'46. 34 High School Seniors Malvina May Verreault, Valdese, N. C. Not too sober, not too gay. but a good, true girl in every way.” V.-Prcs. French Club '48; Y. F. Council '47- '48; Black toot Tribe '46-’48. Mary Helen Vanes, Tit ton, Ga. Full of laughter—full of pep— Never quiet—that's her rep. Pres, of Alpha Phi '48; M Club -16.'48; V.. Pres. '46-’47; Marshal '47; Treas. Athletic Board '48; Music Club '44-'4S; C. Y. F. Council '46; Pres. S. S. Class '46; V. Pres, of S. S. Class '45; Black foot Tribe '4V48. Our seal, designed by Dr. R. C. Anderson, former president of Montreal College, serves as an inspiration by its statement of the aim of Montreat: esse quam eiileri, to be. rather than to seem. It keeps constantly before us the qualities ot the ideal Montreal girl—strength, l eauty, and truth. Alim Our Alma Mater was written by a former student of i School. Mrs. V. H. Armistead. How dear to our hearts will the memory be Of the days we have spent in thy care. When within thy dear halls we have lingered awhile All thy gifts and thy blessings to share. So the memory of thee will ever remain. While we think of each dear hallowed scene; And the bonds of true loyalty, blest through the years. Our affections will ever keep green i Mater vlontreat College who is now teaching in Montreal High Then, to thee. Alma Mater, we ll ever be true. Though the coming years scatter us far; And the ideals you taught us will ever be briglu Shining out as our life's guiding star. We will cherish thy name wherever we roam. And forever thy praises repeat. Hail to thee. Alma Mater, our happiest days Are the days we have spent in Montreat. Jb Officers: Madge Brownlee, President; Jean Hart, Vice President; Jane Norman, Secretary; Martha Brown Treasurer. Dr. Kennedy and Miss Bell, Sponsors. High School Juniors First row: Jean Allison, Roanoke, Va.; Nancy Armistead, Montreat, N. C; Martha Elizabeth Brown, Knoxville, Tenn.; Madge Brownlee, Starke, Fla.; Louise Chandler, Marietta, Ga.; Mary Belle Combs, An- chorage, Ky. Second row: Elizabeth Bradie Cox, Walton, Ky.; Frances Crane, Bethel, N. C; Barbara Ann Crawford, Lyerly, Ga.; Jean De Land, Bulape, A. P. C. M., Africa; Jane Fowler, Winter Garden, Fla.; Jean Hart, Charlotte, N. C. 36 HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS First row: Geraldine Hoffman. Laurence burg, Tenn.; Nancy Laurie Hopkins. Reidsville, N. C; Elizabeth Carrol Johnstone, Mocksville, N. C.; Carolyn Elizabeth Kerney, Jellico, Tenn.; Joy Langford, Sarasota. Fla.; Kay Lowery. Dannestown. Md. Second row: Winifred Macaulay, Montreat. N. C; Yolanda Marcias. Cardenas, Cuba; Jane Norman, Apalachicola, Fla.; Mary Ann Phillips, Weirsdale. Fla.; Lily Starling, Hahira, Ga.; Mary Dudley Taylor, Chocowinity, N. C. Third row: Cynthia Law Waddell, Hendersonville, N. C; Dutchess Wenk, Memphis, Tenn.; Betty Jo Williams. Asheville, N. C; Ophelia Williams, Hickory, N. C.; Lizaberh Ann Wilson. Owensboro. Kv.: Anne Summers Winburn. Winchester. Ky. 3 Officers: Marie Jackson, President; Jackie Horner. Vice President: Charlotte Hisle. Secretary; I .a Quinta Douglas. Treasurer. Miss Stephenson. Sponsor. High School Sophomores First row: Mary C. Austin, Hahira, Ga.; Doris Glenda Blythe, Etowah, N. C; Lee A. Brewer, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Jane Christine Cotton. Jacksonville, Fla.; Carolyn Curry, Coco Solo, Panama; Martha Dabney, Glou- cester. Va. Second row: Mary La Quinta Douglas, Washington, D. C; Frances Gamble, Charleston, S. C: Barbara Jean Gladstone, Chattanooga, Tenn.: George Anna Griffin. Greenville, S. C; Carolyn Herrin. Charlotte. N. C; Charlotte Hisle. Charlottesville. Va. 38 HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES First row: Margaret Hobbs. Miami, Fla.; Barbara Jeanne Holt. Nashville. Tenn.; Barbara Hooper, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Sunday Anne Horner, Akron. Ohio; Marie Jackson, Wharton. W. Va.; Willie Kerlee, Black Mountain, N. C. Second row: Jane Fanning, Carrboro, N. C.; Francine Larrinoa. Habana, Cuba: Anne Latham. Rose Hill. N. C.; Lida Louise Martin, Blowing Rock, N. C.; Susan Mohr, Pinellas Park. Fla.; Joyce Oliver, Fort Lau- derdale, Florida. Third row; Frances Roberson, Spray, N. C; Ann Stepp, Hendersonville. N. C.: Berry Strair. Columbia, S. ( .; Carol Weaver. Asheville, N. C.; Sylvia Hope Weideman. Lakeland. Fla. Nor photographed: Annabelle Mora, Astoria. Long Island. Officers: Martha Guy, President; Mary Doty, Vice President; Barbara Macon, Secretary; Joann Gamble, Treasurer. Miss Ellis, Sponsor. High School Freshmen First row: Marilyn Baird, Ste.Therese, Canada; Marian Baker, Myrtle Beach. S. C; Rita Buckner, Asheville. N. C; Dorothy Dabbs, Reidsville. N. C; Mary Doty, Rogersville, Tenn.; Ruby Foshee, Montevallo, Ala. Second row: Joann Gamble. Greeleyville. S. C: Martha Guy, Golden Meadow. La.; Dorothy Holcomb. Goodwater, Ala.: Lois H x d, New York. N. Y.: Martha Hucksrep. Charlotte, N. C; Betty Jean Huggins, Hickory, N. C. AO HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN First row: Delores Libby, Arlington. Va.: Barbara Macon, Old Fort, N. C; Hariet Massey, Cherrypoinr, N. Nancy Meeks. Draper, N. C; Betsy Price, Washington, D. C; Dixie Nell Southard. Sylva, N. C. Second row: Marta de la Torre. Habana, Cuba; Martha Rae Williams, Hickory. N. C. 1. Just a bit of sweets. 2. Dreaming? 3. The Nut-Cracker Suite. 4. Easter Bunny. 5. We want some, too! 6. Sleeping beauties. 7. Well, sir! 8. High School per. 41 Each Talent Casts Its Shadow . . . . While the sun is nearing its height of glory in the day, we in our organizations have the opportunity to reach heights of experience. Serving and playing together, we fill our hearts with a light which will still he a vivid picture when other pictures are only a dim ray of remembrance. 4 Rodrian, Heizer, Wells, Goodman Government Athletics Student Publications Religious Activity The planning of student activities on the campus is done through four groups. The Cabinet, headed by the president of the Student Body, is in charge of the government of the college; the Youth Fellowship Council directs the religious program; the Athletic Board sponsors all organized athletic activity, the Staff of Student Publications edits and publishes the Dialette, official monthly publication, and a yearbook, the Sun Dial. 44 :V Ai Student Government Association To govern themselves through the highest standard in personal honor, and to develop a friendly spirit of helpfulness exercised here on the campus and later in the days after college is the privilege of Montreat College students in their student government. In 1946, when the school was made a four-year college, the Honor System was instituted. It is the belief and prayer of all who love Montreat College and its high ideals that the efficiency of this plan will continue to grow and to aid in the training of young women for good. Joan Rodrian .................................... President Helen Cassell...............................Vice President Inez Johnson ................................. . Secretary Gladys Goodman .............. President Youth Fellowship Jo Anne Heizer ................. President Athletic Board Mabel Lee Wells ............... Editor Student Publications Juanita Connell .......... House President Lookout Lodge Charlotte Bridewell ............ Assistant House President Lookout Lodge Mary Katherine Wood .... House President College Hall Sara Johnson Assistant House President College Hall Carey Lee Pratt ............. House President Fellowship Evan Wrenn ....... Assistant House President Fellowship Helen Loyd ....................... President Senior Class Victoria Samburg ................. President Junior Class Sybil Mackorell ............. President Sophomore Class Clarissa Bridewell ........... President Freshman Class Miss Margaret Wade..................... Dean of Women Front row: Miss Wade. Bridewell. Johnson, Rodrian, Cassell, Wrenn. Samburg Back row: Wells. Mackorell. Goodman, Wood, Loyd, Pratt, Johnson. Heizer, Bridewell, Connell 45 Front row: Burgess, Miller, Goodman, Wood, Whittle Back row: Bridewell, McMullen, Johnson, Miss Anderson, Loyd, Brown, Hodges, Draper, Samburg, Smith. Christian Youth Fellowship The Christian Youth Fellowship endeavors to lead us into effective Christian living by presenting Jesus Christ as the pattern for our lives and as the Saviour from sin. It chose for the year the verse from Proverbs: In all thy ways acknowledge him and he will direct thy paths.” Through a four-fold program of worship, study, service, and recreation it seeks to help us acknowledge Him as Master and Lord of all our ways, knowing that if we do He will direct our paths. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP COUNCIL Secretary Treasurer Virginia Wood GROUP LEADERS Home Missions .. Vicky Samburg Religious Education .................. Vivian Hodges Christian Education .................. Alyene Draper Comradship .......................... Jean Spellman Stewardship ........................... Sara Johnson Music .................................... Betty Smith Art ....... Edie McMullen Assistant Vice President............... Betty Whittle- Adult Adviser: Miss Zoulcan Anderson 46 Athletic Association Because sports make up a large part of life in Montreal, each girl is urged to participate in the pro- gram provided for her. The purpose of the athletic program is to develop physical efficiency, and to en- tourage wholesome play and good sportsmanship. Enthusiasm mounts high as the five tribes compete for the athletic cup presented at the end of the year. ATHLETIC BOARD Jo Anne Heizer Hiker Basketball Betty Whittle Softball Miss Sue Burney Sponsor Lett to right: Heizer, McMullen. Dunn. Van de Weghe, Draper. Spence. Emery, Miss Burney. Genoble, Watts. Cox, Bachman, Robertson. Denman. Whittle. Wrenn. Sanchez. Connelly. Hall. 47 The Choir Music Club Officers: Juanita Connell and Alice Wardlaw. Misses Wood house. Sandefer, and Lord, sponsors. We appreciate the loveliness and inspiration of musk. 43 Officers: Sarah Baker, Carolyn Williams, and Jerry Ford. M ss Wood house. Director; Miss Lord, accompanist. Hallelujah Chorus. The Lord’s Prayer,” There is a Green Hill Far Away ... voices blended in praise to God. The Chorus Ol liters: Donas Connelly, Mary Alma Church. Catherine Byrum. Miss Sandcicr. Director; Hetty Smith. accompanist. We tmd ieliowship in singing together j opular and semi-classical music. 49 LIFE SERVICE GROUP Officers: Jean Spellman. Charlotte Bridewell, and Alyene Draper. Miss Watkins, sponsor. To help us know God's plan for our lives. NIGHTINGALE CLUB Officers: Annie Laurie Dunn. Rachel McGill. Inez Johnson and Sue Griffith. Miss Grier, sponsor. “To love, to serve, to hetter. LYDIAN CLUB Officers: Elizabeth Miller. Vangic Watts. Vickie Samburg. Mary Ruth Denman. Misses Gardner and Goodman, spon- sors. . . . Namesake of the Biblical business woman. Lydia . . . giving educational fun and creating an awareness of high business standards. UNITED YOUTH Officers in four groups: Griffith. Wash- hum. Robertson, Dunn. Kemble. Con- nelly. Goodman. Melton. Byrum. Cook. A «wood. Mrs. White. Miss McF.lroy and Miss Watkins, sponsors. It’s fun to study informally the language and customs of other peoples in French. Latin. German, and Spanish groups. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Officers: Helen Cassell. Virginia Wood. Mary Katherine Wood and Betty Att wood. Miss Watkins, sponsor. Aqui se hjhlj espaiiof. COLLEGIATE COUNCIL FOR THE UNITED NATIONS Officers: Jane Bachman. F.van Wrenn. Sara Johnson, Sue Griffith. Miss Hoyt. Sponsor. To inform college students of the pur pose of the United Nations, and to al- low them expression concerning the problems facing our world. KAPPA PI b£TA Officers: Jane Bachman, Virginia Wood, Juanita Connell, and Margery Washburn. Miss McClure and Miss Watkins, sponsors. To develop a love of creating. CHARM CLUB Officers: Rose Mane Mooie, Mary Ruth Denman, and Meidonia Coley. Miss Miles, sponsor. To attain qualities of a charming personality. Back, left to right: Gibbs. Hylton. Van de Weghe, A «wood. Wells. Brown. Robertson. Miss Wade. Mrs. Town- send. Miss McF.lroy. Front, left to right: Clark. Williams. Chandler. Cook. Swann. Bachman. Washburn. Hagan. Roth. Denman. Moore. Phillips. The Staff of Student Publications We're an organization with two jobs— Nosing for news, rushing for a typewriter, cutting, adding, pasring, dashing ro the printers'- then wait—finally the Dialette. Photographers, midnight meetings, worn pencils, chewed erasers, stacks of typed sheers, page proofs then what seems an eternity, and—The S m Dial. THE STAFF Mabel Lee Wells Editor in Chic.' Frances Brown Literary Editor Betty Attwood .i s.ncss Manager Marjorie Robertson. Advertising Manager Jane Van de Weghe Advertising Manager Tish Clark A$SO ute Editt it Jane Cook News Editor Cordic Hylton Feature Editor Charlotte Roth Club Editor Louise ( handler Club Editor Margery Washburn Humor Fditor Mary Ruth Denman Sports Editor Ophelia Williams Sports Editor Jane Bachman Art Edito Betty Gibbs Exchange Editor Rose Marie Moore....... Typist Ouida Swann Typist Paulina Hagan ...... I Miss Margaret Wade Sponsor Miss Carrie May Me Elroy Sponsoi Mrs. Keith Townsend Spnnsn: S3 buckiiei Orcasmun Alexander To set a high example before the other stu- dents is the ideal of the members of the High School Cabinet. To ex- ercise discipline when necessary and to help others to discipline themselves is their duty. High School Cabinet Virginia biM.km.-i................................President Sue Ledbetter..............................Vice President M adge Brown lee..................................Secretary Patsy Alexander............President of Youth Fellowship Charlene Creasman.......President ot Athletic Association Karen Johnson....................President of Senior Class Elizabeth Cannon..............Senior Class Representative Madge Brownlee...................President of Junior Class Louise Chandler.................Junior Class Representative Marie Jackson................President of Sophomore Class Wilhcmina Kerlce.............Sophomore Class Representative Martha Ann Guy ............. President of Freshman Class Dorothy Holcomb...............Freshman Class Representative- Miss Annie Webb.....................................Principal 54 Front row: Gladstone, Phillips. Alexander. Marling. Ladd. back row: Wcideinan. .Von. (i aw lord. Kitchen,. Biooks, Clark, Kerlee, Miss Branche. Larrinoa, Latham. Brownlee. Hill. IX- Land, Verrauh, Jackson, Haul. High School Youth Fellowship The High School Youth Fellowship Council has the privilege and the responsibility o! leading the suuic-ms m a planned program of religious activity. Vesper services, morning watch, prayer groups, and service activities bring the girls into closer fellowship with each other and with God. To help each girl know and accept Jesus a Saviour, and follow Him in her daily living is its highest aim. TH1: C OUNCIL Patsy Alexander President Mane Jackson Stcwaidshi| 1 oieign Missions Home Missions Commission Chairmen: Norma Jean Hill Art i ot Senior Group Ann Latham Christian Growth Barbara Gladstone Chairman of Pioneer Group Francinc Larrinoa Christian Works .Sunday School Class Presidents: bophoniou V'llU'i lunio: Fay Kitchens Prayer Groups and Morning Watch Mary Virginia Brooks . .. ... Scnioi Miss Mary Branche. Sponsor 5b First row: Crcasman, Bird well. Lance. Vanes. Second row: Kitchens. Ledbetter. Kuykendall. Hooper. Lowery. Phillips. Third row: Hill. Hart. Le Gette. Cox. Chandler, Schwenk. Fourth row: Ladd. Lynch. Curry. Starling, Brewer. Miss McElroy. High School Athletic Association The High School Athletic Board plans and directs the physical recreation of the students. It is its desire to create interest in sports, to provide a varied athletic program, and in all its endeavors to encourage a friendly spirit of cooperation. THE BOARD Charlene Creasman...............................President F.leanor Birdwell..........................Vice President Betty Lance.....................................Secretary Mary Helen Vanes................................Treasurer Faye Kitchens...................Assistant Vice President Sue Ledbetter................................ Cheerleader Louise Chandler..................................Co-Hiker Mary Kathryn Schwenk.............................Co-Hiker F.li aheth Cox.....................................Tennis Anna Maude Hooper..................................Soccer Mary Anne Phillips Indoor Sports Indoor Sports Volleyball Betty Ruth Kuykendall Publicity Miss Carrie Mav McFIrov Sponsor 56 The Glee Club Officers: M.iry Holshouser. Nancy Armistead, Mary Belle Combs. Mrs. Parker, director We lilt our voices in accents clear. The Music Club Officers: Mattie l.ee Ladd. I.ily Starling. Barbara Macon. Mrs. Johnson, sponsor. Throughout the year our love for music grows. The French Club Officers: Norma J. Hill, Malvina Verrault, Winifred Macaulay, Mrs. Macaulay, sponsor. Le Louvre, Noire Dame. La Tour Eiffel. La Seine. Marseille—Classic France comes close to us. The Latin Club Officers: Mary Virginia Brooks, Francine Larrinoa, Elizabeth Cox. Miss Harrison, sponsor. It would be hard indeed to con- vince the Latin Club, who give their programs in the language of the ancient Romans, that Latin is a dead language. 58 The Spanish Club Officers: Betty Lance, Joy Lang- ford, Gilmer Lee Lynch. Miss Sandefer, sponsor. Viimoi—to Spain—to Mexico— to South America, lands of romance, tinkling guitars and clicking casta- nets. Alpha Phi Officers: Mary Helen Vanes, Mattie Lee Ladd, Francine Larri- noa. Dr. Kennedy, sponsor. To arouse interest in good litera- ture and to encourage self-expres- sion. 59 1. —Antique? 2. Just takin' it easy. 3. Is it good? 4. Soaking up the sun. 5. Say you’re tired? b. Oh. I remember her 7. Interesting? 8. Peek-a-boo! 9. Peek! 10. Cousins. 11. Squawk! 12. Sunday best. 13. Tish???! 14. ’40 Varsity ream. 15. Chimney Rock bound! lb. Smiles so early? 17. Florida! 18. Hubba. Hubba! The Light of Attainment .... As the sun in its radiance and ;Iory lias reached the zenith ol ns day, so these who have added work to their vision have reached the zenith of their school life. We honor them for their attainment in mental, physical, social, and spiritual realms. 61 THESE HELEN CASSELL Joy in Learning College MARY HOLSHOUSF.R Joy in Learning High Sfh«v l 62 CHARLENE CREASMAN Sportsmanship Hi eh Schrtol IE HONOR JO ANNE HEIZER Sport twain hip College VIRGINIA BUCKNER Gracimmieu Hit’ll St'luwil 63 JOAN RODRJAN Gracia wet f ( ol lege PATSY ALEXANDER True Spiritucil Vision High School GLADYS GOODMAN True Spiritual Vision College 64 MAY DAY 1948 GLORIA DIAZ Queen VIRGINIA BUCKNiiR Maid of Honor MAY COURT College attendants: Betty Mae Hoyl- man. Frances Brown. Anne McClintotk and Mabel Lee Wells. High School attendants: Barbara Macon. George Anna Griffin, Madge Brownlee and Jo Ann Curry. 65 1947 May Court and Attendants 1947 May Day Festivities The Queens Court . . . Coronation . . . Uncle Remus and his friends . . . May Pole Dance. 66 Shadows of Sportsmanship .... The shadow falls toward afternoon across the face of the sun dial. At the same time, the shadow of the sportsmanship that we have learned on the soccer field, basket- ball court, volleyball court, and baseball field falls across our memory. We learn here how to play the game; that knowledge we shall use from day to day. College Tribes NAVAJOS Betty Jean Genoble, Tribe Chief MOHAWKS Edie McMullen, Tribe Chief CHOCTAWS Sylvia Sanchez, Tribe Chief CHEROKEES Alycnc Draper. Tribe Chief HIAWASSEES !an Emery. Tribe Chief M” CLUB fficers: Mildred Gilreath, Vivian Hodges, Fat G x. Miss Burney, onsor. MONTREAT COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS Annie Laurie Dunn, Head Cheerleader. Tribe Cheerleaders: Joan Guthrie, Cherokee; Tweedle” Swann, Choctaw; Mary Ruth Denman, Navajo; Ina Williamson. Hiawnssee: ]oy Stevens, Mohawk. 70 High School T ribes BLACK FOOT Gilmer Lee Lynch, Tribe Chief CHICKASAW Jo Ann Curry. Tribe Chief SHAWN FI- Helen Brewer. Tribe Chief High SchooiTribes SEQUOIA l ily Starling, Tribe Chief APACHE Mattie I.ee Ladd, Tribe Chief HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Sue Ledbetter. Head Cheerleader. Betty Jo Cooper, Chickasaw; Mary Belle Combs. Blackfoot; Barbara Macon, Shawnee; Virginia Buckner. Apache: Dutchess Wenk. Sequoia. High School Athletics INDOOR SPORTS Mary Ann Phillips and Kathryn Lowery, Heads. HIKING CLUB Louise Chandler and Mary Kathryn Schwenk. Co-hikers. ' M CLUB Officers: Lily Starling, Fay Kitch- ens. Mattie Lee Ladd. Miss McElroy, sponsor. 1. The long anci short of it. 2. Waiting to be asked. 3. No, Vangie, that's not sand. 4. Time stands still— when Dot sits on the sun dial. 5. Just stopped to think that last one over. 6. Newton — there goes that law again! 7. Choir member rest; wings. 8. On top of the world. 9. Charlotte, your oth er feet are showing 10. Spring fever? 11. Through the snow to Sunday School. 12. Trying to squeeze it all in with jus one picture. 13. 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