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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1949 volume:

, . ' ..... — T — —--- She 194 9 S S)iaf- Elizabeth Miller—Editor Winnie Ferguson—Business Manager Together with the other members of the Staff of Student Publications and sponsors................... predent . . . STRENGTH - REAUTY - TRUTH THE SUN DIAL We lingered one day in the garden, My own true love and me. The air was sweet with the scent of pine And the tang of the salty sea. The birds were singing an anthem. As we stood in our favorite place And watched the golden sunbeams Mark time on the sun dial’s face. What a lesson the sun dial taught us, What a message to reap from the flowers. We vowed to forget all our cloudy days And record just our “Sunny Hours.” - ESSE QUAM VIDERI —Isabelle Talbot tv dedication To a teacher whose sense of humor makes the hard tasks seem easy; To a class sponsor who counsels with wisdom and understanding; To a dean whose ideals inspire broader and higher living; To a lady who serves others efficiently, patiently, and graciously: With high respect and deep appreciation for her loyalty to Montreat College, we dedicate the 1949 sun dial to l YiiSd (Elizabeth J4oijt Jru ADMINISTRATION - VIEWS AND CLASSES First glimpse of the Gate . . . The rainy beginning . . . Blue and Gold welcome banners . . . big sisters . . . schedule cards . . . Wednesday night supper and Sunday dinner . . . Quiet hour . . . sociology projects . . . Miss Hoyt’s news reports . . . Halloween parties . . . Monday morning labs . . . crowded mail lines . . . late lights . . . Long Week-end . . . Bus schedules . . . afternoon teas . . . Mr. Miller’s jokes . . . biology field trips . . . term papers . . . semester’s grades . . . registration line again . . . social calendar . . . fashion parade . . . sulfur drifting from chemistry lab . . . parallel reading . . . spending the night out . . . reserving rooms . . . pink dogwood blossoming overnight . . . excited talk of summer plans . . . autographing annuals . . . final get-togethers . . . trunks and suitcases piled high . . . tearful last good-byes . . . taxis rolling out of sight . . . GAITHER HALL COLLEGE HALL WORLD FELLOWSHIP BUILDING |. Rupert McGregor th.d. Miss Lucile Dubose Potter College. A. B.; Biblical Seminary; Hartford Foundation, B.R.E. Dean of Women Miss Elizabeth Hoyt Maryville College, A.B.; University of Tennessee, M.A.; Summer Sessions, Columbia University and University of North Carolina Acting Dean of Faculty Social Studies Mrs. John R. Bumgarner Woman s College of University of North Carolina, B S., M.S. II. S. Dean of Women Miss Annie Webb University of Kentucky, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. . S., Principal Chemistry, Slathematics Miss Zoulean Anderson Bible College for Women, Columbia, S. C., B.A.; Columbia Univer- sity, M.A.; Assembly’s Training School; Biblical Seminary, N. Y. Mrs. W. H. Armistead H. S. History Queens College, B.A.; Asheville Normal School. Miss Ann Arthur Piano Woman’s College of the Univer- sity of North Carolina, B.S.M.; Eastman School of Music, M.M. Miss Virginia Barrett Business Education Queens College, B.S.; Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina; North Carolina State College; University of Chicago; Columbia; New York University. Miss Virginia Bell H. S. Biology, Geography Wheaton College, B.A. Miss Dorothy Boardman French Florida State College for Women, A.B.; Assembly’s Train- ing School, M.A. FACULTY Miss Frances E. Cole II. S. Latin, English Flora Macdonald, B.A.; Univer- sity of North Carolina, M.A. Miss Roberta Daniel House Mother Peace Junior College Miss Helen L. Dickinson Librarian University of Chicago; Univer- sity of North Carolina, Summer School Library Science; Ashe- ville Summer School; Univer- sity of Tennessee. Mrs. C. E. Dorsey H. S. Bible Belle wood Seminary, B.A.; Ken- tucky Presbyterian Normal School. Miss Carolyn Fields Librarian Winthrop College, A.B. Mrs. Sam Glasgow Assistant to the Deans Converse College, B.A. FACULTY Miss Lucy Grier Nurse, Hygiene Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Pres- byterian Hospital, New York City, R.N.; Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. Dr. Nettie Grier Resident Physician Woman’s College of New York, M.C. Miss Lee Haney H. S. Voice Juilliard Institute of Musical Art; Carnegie Hall; Associate in Arts, Stephens College. Miss Helen Hillman H. S. Math, English Virginia Polytechnic Institute,, B.S. Mrs. Clark Johnson H. S. Piano Coe College; Teacher's Certif- icate from John Fletcher Col- lege; Organ pupil of Katherine Nolan and James Anderson; Mrs. Adam’s Teacher’s Classes. Dr. Fronde Kennedy English Presbyterian College of South Carolina, B.A., M.A., Litt.D.; Columbia University, M.A. FACULTY Miss Sara Kitchen Art Graduate of Boston Museum School of Fine Arts. Mrs. W. A. Macauley H. S. French, Spanish Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Em- ory University; University Gre- noble; La Sorbonne. Mrs. W. F. Mauldin Housemother Mrs. Tallulah J. Maund Business Education University of Georgia, B.S.; Non - Professional Dipl o m a . Georgia State Woman’s Col- lege; Southern Business Univer- sity, Secretarial Course. Miss Helen Miles H o m e E co nom ics Maryville College B.A.; Univer- sity of Tennessee, B.S., M.S. Mr. John Miller Psychology, Education Berea College, B.S.; Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.; University of Chicago, Univer- sity of North Carolina, Peabody College for Teachers. FACULTY Mrs. Miriam M. Miller Piano Piano Certificate from St. Louis Institute of Music; Pupil of Mrs. Carrie Ingram Gillespie and Mr. LeFevre. Listed among composers of North Carolina. Dr. Cora Reeves Science California State Normal School; University of Michigan, B.S., Ph.D. Miss Margaret E. Smith Physical Education Flora Macdonald College, B.S.; Teacher’s College, Columbia University, M.A.; George Pea- body College for Teachers. Miss Alma Steading Social Studies, Science Furman University, B.A., Uni- versity of South Carolina, M.A. Miss Mary Ward Assistant to the Nurse Flora Macdonald Miss Nannie G. Watkins Spanish Randolph-Macon Womans’ Col- lege, B.A.; Columbia Univer- sity, M.A.; Columbia Univer- sity; three years residence in Cuba; Duke University. Mrs. W. E. White Latin, German Woman’s College of the Univer- sity of North Carolina, B.A.; University of North Carolina, M.A., Ph.D.; University of Chi- cago. Miss E. Woodhouse Voice Converse College, B.A.; Grad- uate Pupil of Coral Baker, Vo- cal Studio, Charlotte, N. C.; Montreat Summer School of Music under direction of West- minster Choir School. Not pictured: Dr. Thomas II. Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Adams. FACULTY Faculty on parade After teaching hours Going to Black Mountain? Doctors and Deans The effect of spring Our Mr. Mooney — what would the S. P. S. (or Montreat) do without him? The Boss’s Secretary Just before the big moment Smiles from Miss Miles Not grading papers? CLASS OF ’49 The halls of old Alba . . . that first term paper . . . “Freshmen Fiesta” . . . breakfast hikes . . . Miss Hoyt’s laughter . . . Junior Talent Week . . . our first, second, and third Junior-Senior banquets . . . red carnations . . . crimson and grey . . . Edie and Pat—“the Olive Oyl” . . . the number thirteen . . . senior privileges . . . “Queen Anne” . . . practice teaching . . . “The Rivals” . . . caps and gowns . . . “How dear to our hearts will the memory be . . President Lucille Vaught, B.A. “Lou” Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Hoyt COLLEGE Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Anne McClintock, B.S. Patricia Cox, B.S. “Anne” “Pat” SENIORS Pauline Hagen, B.S. “Polly” Mildred Jones, B.A. “Bill” Edith McMullen, B.A. “Edie” COLLEGE Victoria Samburg, B.S. “Vickie” SENIORS Elizabeth Miller, B.S. “Lib” Carey Lee Pratt, B.S. “Carey Lee” Silvia Sanchez, B.S. Betty Whittle, B.S. “Betty” Virginia Wood, B.A. « '-i . � C � inny COLLEGE SENIORS Eleanor Enloe President Miss Steading Sponsor COLLEGE JUNIORS COLLEGE JUNIORS Betty Attwood Mary Bland Dunbar Vice President Secretary Alyene Draper Treasurer Georgina Andino Martha Barrett Mirta Borges Janft Bound COLLEGE JUNIORS Frances Brown Florence Buckner Mary Lily Burgess COLLEGE JUNIORS Katherine Byrum Dorcas Connelly Lilia Espinosa Katherine Groseclose Mary McGill Rachel McGill Charlotte Roth Marjorie Washburn Marjorie Robertson Jean Spellman Evan Wrenn Not Pictured: Mary Ruth Denman, Herenia Morales EOLLEGE JUNIORS Virginia Crowder Vice President Jean Tussey Secret ary Cordia Hylton Miss Boardman Treasurer Sponsor COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Katherine Bean Martha Atkinson Margaret Boseman Clarisa Bridewell Ann Bristow Emily Cash well Betty Jean Chaflin Meldonia Coley COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Edwina Day Virginia Dinsmore Catherine Eblen Winnie Ferguson Lydia Flores Geraldine Ford Betty Gibbs Agnes Godert COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Margaret Gonano Pecgy Gregg Jeanelle Grogan Joan Guthrie Pat Harley Polly IIawkins Mary Ann Holler Frances Hood COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Betty Mae Holyman Dorothy Lundy Betty Charles McLeod Betty Martin Sue Morrison M ARC. ARIT A ( ) ROZCO Christy Peters Vernie Pike COLLEGE SOPHOMORES Mary Bess Plyler Jane Rice Clara Robinson Jean Thackston Helen Verser Alice Wardlaw Patricia Woody Dorothy Wright Florence Young FRESHMEN Betty Marshall . . . President Willodean Smith . . . Secretary Martha Holman . . . Treasurer Miss Fields . . . Sponsor Not Pictured: Betty Bright, Vice-president Willodean Smith Martha Holman Miss Fields Esther Arce Imogene Bailey Virginia Bean FRESHMEN Betty Jean Burgess Margaret Burton Wilma Carr Miriam Castillo Louise Cayton Juanita Combs Eleanor Comer Rica Crespin Catherine Glenn Rebecca Glenn Ada Gonzales Margaret Gregory FRESHMEN Lois Leisinger Ruth Lucas Margaret Lyon Marian Miller Lilly Mitchell Jeannette Nash Marie Patrick Yolanda Perez Melba Jane Grogan Mae Hager Evelyn Hennessee Jacquelyn Holt FRESHMEN Irma Ricks Consuelo Robledo Dora Rutherford Barbara Smith Sonia Suk Irene Turner Olga Valdes Dorothy Waters Willa Mae Whitson Pat Williamson Marie Williamson Betty Jean Williams Not Pictured: Arrietta Burnette, Libby Dorey, Barbara Henry, Jo Anne Henderson, Georgina Lopez, Patricia McDougle All dressed up . . . Loyalty? . . . Going home tomorrow! . . . Thanksgiving game . . . Contented smiles—Home Ec. major Betty planned the menu . . . “Happy Birthday” . . . Ladies in white . . . Monday morning . . . Say “peaches” . . . “Jingle Bells” Jean Couhhec.es President Barbara Gladstone Vice President Mrs. McGregor Sponsor Miss Bell Sponsor HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Eugenie May Courrec.es, “Jeon’ “She was a phantom of delight.” Transferred from Fletcher High School, Jacksonville Beach, Florida; Sequoia Tribe; Soccer Captain; President Senior Class; Hik- ing Club; Cabinet; Alpha Phi. Mrs. J. Rupert McGregor Sponsor Barbara Jeanne Gladstone, “Stonie” “People who can be relied on are always in demand.” Transferred from North Chattanooga High School; Sunday School Class Treasurer; Youth Fellowship Council; Glee Club; Vice- President Latin Club; Hiking Club; Chick- asaw Tribe; Senior Class Vice-President; Alpha Phi; Beta Club; Student Publications Staff. Miss Virginia Bell Sponsor Jean Elis Hart, Bodron” Secretary - “Bom with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad .” Vice-President Sunday School Class; Chick- asaw Tribe; Hiking Club; Sophomore Class Secretary; Vice-President Junior Class; Dra- matic Club; Glee Club; Spanish Club; M Club Treasurer; Athletic Board; Sunday School Class Secretary; Soccer and Basket- ball Varsity; Stamp Club President. Elizabeth Bradie Cox, “Bradie” Where the stream runneth smoothest, the water is the deepest” Transferred from Hughes High School, Cin- cinnati. Ohio; Shawnee Tribe; Hiking Club; Alpha Phi; Beta Club; Athletic Board Pres- ident; Vice-President Latin Club; Latin Club Secretary-Treasurer; Soccer Varsity; Volley Ball Captain; Class Treasurer; Sunday School Class President; Youth Fellowship Council; Cabinet; Soccer Captain; M Club; Soccer Captain. Mary Louise Gue, Mary Lou” Treasurer She laughs, for hope hath happy place with her” Transferred from Robert E. Lee High School; Sequoia Tribe; Hiking Club; Sunday School Class Secretary; Class Treasurer. Barbara Ann Crawford, “Chaufy” Like a stamp, her value depends on her ability to stick to a thing till she gets there.” Transferred from Lyerly High School; Shawnee Tribe; Alpha Phi; Hiking Club; Student Body President; May Court; Soc- cer Varsity; Sunday School Class President; Youth Fellowship Council. Martha Brown, “Spider” She smiles with an intent to do mischief.” Transferred from Central High School; Sequoia Tribe; Tribe Cheerleader; Athletic- Board Secretary; Youth Fellowship Council; Glee Club; Hiking Club; Alpha Phi; Cab- inet; M Club. Geraldine Hoffman, Gerry” She's beautiful and therefore to be wooed; she's a woman and therefore to be icon.” Transferred from Lawrence County High; Alpha Phi; Spanish Club President; Basket- ball Varsity Captain; Athletic Board; Tribe cheerleader; Maid-of-honor. Mary Katherine Lowery, “Kay” “There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability.” Apache Tribe; Hiking Club Soccer and Basketball Varsity; Glee Club; Sunday School Class Vice-President; M Club; Soccer Captain; Basketball Captain; M Club Secre- tary; Alpha Phi; Athletic Board. Lida Louise Martin “From her shall read the perfect ways of honor” Transferred from Blowing Rock High School; Sequoia Tribe; Cabinet; Student Body Vice- President; Council; Alpha Phi Secretary; Beta Club; Glee Club. Winifred Macaui.ay, “Winnie” “She is of the two noblest things, which are sweetness and light ” Blackfoot Tribe; Day Student’s Club; French Club Treasurer. Yolanda Macias Cruell, “Jo” “Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are of peace” Transferred from Escuela P. Superior; French Club Vice-President; Sunday School Class Treasurer; Blackfoot Tribe. Jane Celia Norman “God made a heart of gold, shining and sweet and pure.” Transferred from Pensacola High School; President Youth Fellowship Council; Cab- inet; Glee Club; Music Club; Spanish Club; Alpha Phi; Beta Club; Apache Tribe; Class Secretary; Soccer Varsity. Mary Anne Phillips, “Bitsy” “She makes the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes.” Blackfoot Tribe; Tribe Cheerleader; Alpha Phi; Glee Club; M Club; Youth Fellowship Council; Soccer Varsity; Sunday School Class Secretary; Hiking Club; Beta Club Vice-President Beta Club; Athletic Board; Alpha Phi President; Feature Editor; High School Associate Editor; Cabinet; M Club Basketball team; M Club Soccer team. Jean Stephens, “Stevie” “To see her is a picture, to hear her is a tune” Transferred from Bartlett Yancey High School; Sunday School Class President; Spanish Club Secretary; Shawnee Tribe; Hiking Club; Soccer Varsity. Lily Tom Starling “We judge her by imperishable things” Sequoia Tribe Chief; Sunday School Class President; May Court; Glee Club; Hiking Club; Vice-President Class; M Club Presi- dent Athletic Board; Soccer Varsity Captain; Basketball Varsity; May Day. Mary Dudley Taylor, “Dudley” “Wit makes its own welcome.” Transferred from Washington High School; Glee Club Treasurer; Music Club Vice- President; Hiking Club; Shawnee Club. Cynthia Lou Waddell, “Cindy” “What wisdom can one find that is greater than kindness!” Transferred from Inland High School, Day- tona, Florida; Apache Tribe; Hiking Club; Glee Club; Athletic Board; Sunday School Class Vice-President. Ophelia Williams, “Dopey” “Her silence is more tnusical than any song. ’ Transferred from Hickory’s High School. Sequoia Tribe; Hiking Club; Soccer Var- sity; Basketball Varsity; Student Publications Staff; Glee Club; M Club. Lizabeth Ann Wilson, “Liz” “She has learned the art of coining words in the quick mint of joy.” Transferred from Owensboro Senior High School; Alpha Phi; Shawnee Tribe; Tribe Cheerleader; Glee Club Treasurer; Sunday School Class Secretary; Athletic Bard Vice- President; Glee Club Vice-President; Stu- dent Publications Staff; M Club; Hiking Club; Soccer Varsity. Hope Weideman President Anne Latham Treusurer JiJi Landon Vice President Miss IIaney Sponsor Joyce Oliver Secretary Miss Hillman Sponsor juniors Annie An Natalie Carver Ann Combs Martha Dabney Frances Gamble Charlotte Hisle Margaret IIobbs Barbara Holt Marie Jackson juniors Willie Kerlee Jane Lanning Ann Martin Frances Roberson Roberta Thompson Carol Weaver Terry Kane Mary Ann Wiser Not Pictured Mary English Porter, Ann Stepp ——— junior A ■ ■ - ■ Mae James Kora Dorothy Holcomb President Dixie Southard Imogene Umphlet Vice President Treasurer Ann Floyd Secretary Mrs. Macaulay Sponsor Marian Baker Lucille Black Bevis Boyd Rita Buckner o mo red Betty Ann Chesebrough Dorothy Dabbs Mary Don Doty Elaine Jasper Cornelia Kane Ann Laxton Anne Loy Anne Muse Grace Riddell Anita Snelson Martha Rae Williams Ann Woodard Not Pictured. Vivian Jones, Delores Libby Sod homo rcS Jacquelyn Scott President Dorothy Simmons Vice President Dorothy Todd Secretary Peggy Holland Treasurer Mrs. Johnson Sponsor Diana Brown Barbara Kelly Molly Myles Christie Williams Not Pictured: Gloria Hayes Joy Walsh men “White gifts for the King” Faculty-Student Reception Q nam ORGANIZATIONS Reception for new faculty and students .... Handbook test .... House meetings . . . Morning watch . . . S.P.S. green and white . . . chaperon lists . . . bulletin boards . . . annual pictures . . . The “next DIALETTE” .... Sunday afternoon practices .... Cabinet meetings .... minors for not signing in ... . Kappa Pi Beta contributions . . . Miss Woodhouse directing the choir .... Glee Club practice .... tryouts for El Circulo Espanol .... SUN DIAL ads . . . . called meetings .... doughnuts and ice cream at rec .... “The Meddlesome Maid” .... devotional booklets .... George Washington party .... spring elections .... Candlelight installation by Lake Susan .... dress rehearsals .... the final curtain . . . . STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION To develop the highest standard in personal honor and to develop a friendly spirit of helpfulness both here on the campus and in the days after college life is the purpose of the Student Government Association of Montreat College. This organization is based on the honor system, which we believe works better than any other to develop the characteristics of an ideal member of society. CABINET Carey Lee Pratt President Vickie Samburc.................................Vice-President Clarisa Bridewell Secretary Virginia Wood President Student Christian Association Edith McMullen President Athletic Association Elizabeth Miller Editor Student Publications Alyene Draper House President College Hal! Betty Mae Hoylman Assistant House President College Hall Evan Wrenn House President Fellowship Betty Gibbs Assistant House President Fellowship Lucille Vaught President Senior Class Eleanor Enloe President Junior Class Jane Holt President Sophomore Class Betty Marshall President Freshman Class Miss Lucile DuBose Dean of Women Seated; left to right: Miss DuBose, Samburg, Pratt, Bridewell. Back row; left to right: Enloe, Wrenn, McMullen, Draper, Vaught, Gibbs, Iiolt, Marshall, Hoylman, Wood, Miller. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Student Christian Association seeks to aid every student in Christian living by a four-fold program of worship, instruction, recreation, and service. This organization strives to have students know and accept Jesus as Lord and Savior, and follow His principles at all times in their daily living. The theme for this year was “Walk in the Light” which is a challenge to everyone to seek to follow the Light in every walk of life. Virginia Wood Betty Attwood Virginia Crowder Janet Bound Betty Mae Hoylman S.C.A. COUNCIL ............................. President .........................Vice President ............................. Secretary ............................. Treasurer Assistant Vice-President GROUP LEADERS Winnie Ferguson.............................Spiritual Life Dorothy Lundy Foreign Missions Clarisa Bridewell Home Missions Jean Spellman Religious Education Ann McClintock Christian Education and Ministerial Relief Betty Whittle Stewardship Betty Jean Chaplin Comradeship Betty Gibbs Music Margaret Gonano Art and Publicity Anne Bristow Life Service Group Miss Anderson Faculty Advisor Seated; left to right: Wood, Attwood, Crowder, Bound; Back row; left to right: Gonano, Bristow, Ferguson, Chaplin, Lundy, Miss Anderson. Bridewell, McClintock, Hoylman, Spellman, Gibbs. Not pictured: Betty Whittle. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Left side; top to bottom: Tussey, Morrison. Orozco, Rice, Verser, Sanchez, Barrett, Denman; Center: Coley, Harley, Youn , Guthrie, McMullen, Right side; top to bottom: Jones, McLeod, Cashwell, Wardlaw, Hawkins, Boseman, Burgess, Vaught. To create interest in athletic and recreational activities among the students as a means of promoting physical efficiency, scholarship, good fellowship, and sportsmanship is the purpose of the Athletic Association. The students are divided into five tribes which compete against each other for the athletic cup, and in this way the students are drawn together in good fellowship and sportsmanship. ATHLETIC BDARD Edith McMullen Mary Ruth Denman Lucille Vaught Martha Barrett Mary Lily Burgess Margaret Boseman Joan Guthrie Pat Harley Betty Charles McLeod Emily Cashwell Meldonia Coley...... Polly Hawkins Jean Tussey......... Margarita Orozco.... Sue Morrison Mildred Jones Jane Rice Silvia Sanchez Alice Wardlaw Flossie Young....... Miss Margaret Smith President Vice-President .............Secretary .............Treasurer Executive Assistant Cheerleader Cherokee Tribe Chief Choctaw Tribe Chief Hiwassee Tribe Chief Mohawk Tribe Chief Navajo Tribe Chief Head of Soccer ...Head of Basketball Head of Volleyball Head of Softball Head of Indoor Sports Head of Indoor Sports .......Head of Tennis .................Hiker .................Hiker ...............Sponsor PUBLICATIONS S Making assignments for the next issue . . . interviews by Staff members . . . typewritten copy, galley proofs, dummy sheets . . . last-minute trips to the print shop . . . the Staff room blazing with lights at midnight . . . tired brains probing for striking headlines . . . haggard editors the day after the night before the DIALETTE goes to press . . . the peculiar smell of fresh printer’s ink . . . and so on around the dial, until we bring you — the DIALETTE. Stacks of old college annuals . . . sudden inspiration for a theme . . . drawing up the first layout with the printers . . . waiting anxiously for the photographer’s joy—a sunny day . . . ad solicitors plodding the streets in the rain . . . the business manager’s scraping to make 500 dollars out of 50 cents . . . matching pictures and names . . . meeting deadlines with the printer . . . these are the memories behind your book of memories—the 1949 SUN DIAL. THE STAFF Elizabeth Miller Editor-in-chief Charlotte Roth Humor Editor Frances Brown Associate Editor Meldonia Coley Sports Editor Mary Ann Phillips Associate Editor Charlotte Hisle Sports Editor Winnie Ferguson .. Business Manager Joan Guthrie Art Editor M arjorie Robertson Advertising Manager Ruth Lucas Exchange Editor Martha Atkinson Advertising Manager Vicky Samburg Typist Polly Hawkins Asst. Adv. Manager Janet Bound T typist Jane Holt Literary Editor Jerry Ford Typist Cordie Hylton News Editor Miss Nannie G. Watkins Barbara Gladstone News Editor Sponsor Charlotte Burgess Club Editor Miss Virginia Barrett Sponsor Lizabeth Wilson Club Editor Mrs. Katherine White Sponsor Margery Washburn Feature Editor Mrs. W. A. Macaulay ... Sponsor Back, left to right: Lucas, Coley, Guthrie, Gladstone, Burgess, Wilson, Mrs. White, Mrs. Macaulay, Miss Watkins, Miss Barrett, Washburn, Roth, Samburg, I lisle, Bound, Ford. Front. left to right: Atkinson, Hawkins, Brown, Ferguson, Miller, Phillips, Robertson, Holt, Hylton. KAPPA PI BETA OFFICERS: Margery Washburn Evan Wrenn Betty Martin Jerry Ford sponsors: Dr. Kennedy Mrs. White LYDIAN CLUB OFFICERS: Clara Robinson Joan Guthrie Winnie Ferguson Jeanelle Grogan sponsors: Mrs. Maund Miss Barrett COLLEGIATE COUNCIL of UNITED NATIONS OFFICERS: Evan Wrenn Paulina Hagan Margery Washburn sponsors: Miss Hoyt Miss Steading MADRIGAL SINGERS OFFICERS; Marjorie Robertson Peggy Gregg Helen Verser DIRECTOR Miss Arthur ACCOMPANIST Betty Gibbs EL GIRCULO ESPANQL officers; Mary Ruth Denman Dorothy Wright Eleanor Enloe sponsor: Miss Watkins LI EE SERVICE GROUP officers: Ann Bristow Jerry Ford Betty Martin sponsor: Miss Watkins MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS: Charlotte Roth Mildred Wilkinson sponsors; Miss Woodhouse Miss Arthur Mrs. Miller CHDIR OFFICERS: Myrta Borges Betty Jean Williams Jean Tussy director; Miss Woodhouse accompanist: Mrs. Miller The Montreat School Cabinet strives to uphold the aims and principles of the school by encouraging the students to conform to the regulations and to maintain a proper school spirit. Barbara Crawford Lida Martin Hope Weideman Jane Norman Elizabeth Cox Mary Ann Phillips Jean Courreces Martha Brown Hope Weideman Charlotte Hisle .... Dorothy Holcomb Mary Don Doty Jackie Scott Molly Miles President Vice President Secretary President Youth Fellowship President Athletic Association Associate Editor President Senior Class Senior Class Representative President Junior Class Junior Class Representative President Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Representative President Freshman Class Freshman Class Representative Back row; left to right: Myles, Scott, Hisle, Cox, Courreges, Brown, Holcomb, Doty; Seated: Norman, Miss Webb, Crawford, Martin, Weideman, Phillips. To lead every student to grow in effective Christian living by knowing Jesus, accepting Him as Lord and Savior, following His principles in daily living, and leading others to know and follow Him is the privilege of the Montreat School Youth Fellowship. This organization has charge of all the religious activities on the campus. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP COUNCIL Jane Norman President Mary Don Doty Secretary Marie Jackson Treasurer Barbara Gladstone Commission of Christian Faith Mary Anne Phillips Senior Group Leader 11 arriett Massey Pioneer Group Leader Ann Laxton Commission of Works Lida Martin Commission of Comradeship Willie Kerlee...................... Commission of Outreach Anne Latham Commission of Growth Miss Bell ......................................... Sponsor Miss Cole...........................................Sponsor Seated: left to right: Laxton, Miss Bell, Jackson, Norman, Doty, Miss Cole, Kerlee, Back row; left to right: Martin, Massey, Gladstone, Phillips. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Montreat School Athletic Association leads the students in their recreation. It seeks to create interest in athletic and recreational activities among students as a means of promoting physical efficiency, scholarship, good fellowship, and sportsmanship. All students are divided into tribes which compete in seasonal sports. Athletic Board Elizabeth Cox Lizabeth Wilson Martha Brown Charlotte Hisle Barbara Macon Joyce Oliver........ Anne Latham Willie Kerlee Dixie Nell Southard Kay Lowery Gerry Hoffman Bobbie Thompson Anne Stepp Rita Buckner Cynthia Waddell Dorothy Dabbs Jean Hart........... JiJi Landon Martha Dabney Miss Virginia Bell Miss Helen Hillman ...............President Vice President ...............Secretary ...............Treasurer Shawnee Tribe Chief Apache Tribe Chief Sequoia Tribe Chief Chickasaw Tribe Chief Blackfoot Tribe Chief Head of Soccer Head of Basketball Head of Indoor Sports Head of Indoor Sports Head of Tennis Hiker ...................Hiker Assistant Vice President .............Cheerleader ...............Publicity .................Sponsor .................Sponsor ALPHA PHI OFFICERS Mary Phillips Martha Dabney Lida Martin Mary Don Doty sponsor Miss Cole GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Barbara Macon Lizabeth Wilson Gloria Hayes Mary Dudley Taylor DIRECTOR Miss Haney ACCOMPANIST Mrs. Johnson MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS Jean Stephens Bobbie Thompson Dottie Holcomb Ann Floyd SPONSORS Mrs. Johnson Miss Haney SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Gerry Hoffman Bobby Thompson Jean Stephens Anne Combs SPONSOR Mrs. Macaulay FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Terry Kane Yolanda Macias Carol Weaver Winifred Macaulay LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Ophelia Williams Barbara Gladstone Dixie Southard Barbara Macon SPONSOR Miss Cole BETA CLUB OFFICERS Barbara Gladstone Mary Anne Phillips Marie Jackson Margaret Hobbs SPONSOR Miss Bell Strenath reneri ATHLETICS Thanksgiving soccer games .... hikes to Chapman Home .... Board initiation .... blue jeans .... “one more day in this hiking month” .... Montreat shirts .... outdoor grills .... numerals and M’s .... pyramids and tumbling .... M-Club programs .... tribe day .... Paradise Island .... Trail up Lookout .... Midnight campfires .... cheerleaders’ practice .... indoor sports .... volleyball captains .... Faculty—M-Club basketball game .... Home runs .... trip to Mt. Mitchel . . . . H. S. Board’s Valentine program .... cheerful losers .... pep meetings .... sideline support .... sun baths .... tennis before breakfast .... “one swim before leaving” .... That coveted gold cup .... Officers: Betty Whittle Marjorie Robertson Pat Cox HIKING CLUB President HIWASSEE TRIBE Betty Charles McLeod Chief Agnes Godert Alice Wardlaw, Florence Young Co-Hikers CHEROKEE TRIBE Joan Guthrie Chief NAVAJO TRIBE CHOCTAW TRIBE Meldonia Coley Chief Pat Harley Chief MOHAWK TRIBE Emily Cashwell Chief COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS Margaret Boseman Head Cheerleader Jinx Bean, Mary Ann Holler Mohawks Pat Williamson, Dorcas Connelly Hiwasses Jackie Holt, Bobbie Henry......Navajos Betty Burgess, Melba Grogan Cherokees Peggy Gregg, Lilly Mitchell Choctaws HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Ji Ji Landon Head Cheerleader Hope Wideman.................Chickasaw Martha Brown...................Sequoia Anne Woodward................Blackfoot Bobbie Thompson................Shawnee Harriette Massey Apache HIKING CLUE Cynthia Waddell, Dorothy Dabbs, Co-Hikers M-CLUB CHICKASAW TRIBE OFFICERS Willie Kerlee, Chief Willie Kerlee Mary Don Doty Kay Lowery Jean Hart SEQUOIA TRIBE Anne Latham, Chief BLACK FDDT TRIBE Dixie Nell Southard Chief SHAWNEE TRIBE Barbara Macon Chief APACHE TRIBE Joyce Oliver Chief LOVELINESS THAT LINGERS “Montreat Girl” .... Lake Susan by moonlight . . . Thanksgiving banquet . . Soccer Queen .... “Christmas for Cinderella” .... White gifts for the King .... “angels” and mortals .... United Youth program .... Christmas pageant .... Civic Music Concerts .... Sarg’s .... guest speakers .... Mrs Adams’s recital .... Freshman talent night .... Youth Fellowship retreat .... S. C. A. Banquet .... coronation of the Queen .... “Children of the King” .... presentation of awards .... Baccalaureate Sermon .... white dresses and black robes .... Commencement address .... and, finally, those long-cherished degrees and diplomas .... GAITHER CHAPEL THESE WE ELIZABETH MILLER Graciousness VIRGINIA WOOD True Spiritual Vision HONOR IN LULLEGt: SILVIA SANCHEZ Sportsmanship VICKIE SAM BURG Joy in Learning THESE WE JEAN STEPHENS Graciousness JANE NORMAN True Spiritual Vision HONOR IN HIGH SCHOOL JEAN COURREGES Sportsmanship BARBARA GLADSTONE Joy in Learning Inne WcCLtoJ, Q, ueen WaiJ of Jl on or Geraldine I Ioffman C onrl bittendcintd: Wilma Carr, Freshmen College Helen Verser, Sophomore College Dorcas Connelly, Junior College Betty Whittle, Senior College Christine Williams Freshmen High School Mary Don Doty, Sophomore High School Ann Combs, Junior High School Barbara Crawford, Senior High School MAY DAY 1948 College Junior- Senior Banquet “Christmas For Cinderella” ‘ O Holy Night FACULTY REGISTER Miss Zoulean Anderson Florence, S. C. Mrs. W. H. Armistead Montreat, N. C. Miss Ann Arthur Morehead City, N. C. Miss Virginia Barrett 62 Orange St. Asheville, N. C. Miss Virginia Bell Montreat, N. C. Miss Dorothy Boardnian 750 Colonial Dr. Orlando, Fla. Mrs. John R. Bumgarner, Rt. 6, Sharpe Rd. Greensboro, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Cole Route 4 Timmonsville, S. C. Miss Roberta Daniel... 2793 Vernon Terrace Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Helen L. Dickinson Montreat, N. C. Mrs. C. E. Dorsey........2140 Redfern Rd. Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Lucile DuBose, Box 477, Denver, Colo. Miss Carolyn Fields ...Box 44, Lamar, S. C. Mrs. Sam Glasgow Montrcat, N. C. Miss Lucy Grier Montreat, N. C. Dr. Nettie Grier Montreat, N. C. Miss Lee Haney, 22 Sulphur Springs Rd., W. Asheville, N. C. Miss Helen Hillman Box 499, Blacksburg, Va. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt 129 Miller Ave., Maryville, Tenn. Mrs. Clark Johnson Montreat, N. C. Dr. Fronde Kennedy, 186 N. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Miss Sara Kitchen . Black Mountain, N. C. Dr. Rupert McGregor Montreat, N. C. Mrs. W. A. Macaulay Montreat, N. C. Mrs. W. F. Mauldin Pickens, S. C. Mrs. Tallulah Maund, 1112 Virginia Ave., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Mr. John Miller, Rt. 1, Farm School Rd., Swannonoa, N. C. Mrs. Miriam Mays Miller 6 Bartol Ave., Ridley Park, Penn. Dr. Cora Reeves Black Mountain, N. C. Miss Margaret Smith 95 Vermont Ave., Asheville, N. C. Miss Alma Steading 5 Keat Ave. Greenville, S. C. Miss Mary Ward Clarkton, N. C. Miss Nannie G. Watkins Montreat, N. C. Miss Annie Webb.............Montreat, N. C. Mrs. W. E. White................Deleo, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Woodhousc Montreat, N. C. COLLEGE Georgina Andino 257 Hospital St., Havana, Cuba Esther M. de Arce Jimenez 44, Caibarien, Cuba Martha Atkinson Rawlings, Va. Betty Attwood 801 N.E. 122 St., N. Miami, Fla. Imogene Bailey........................ York, Ala. Martha Barrett Rt. 1, Abingdon, Va. Katherine Bean Stovall, N. C. Virginia Bean Stovall, N. C. Mirta Borges Jencz 35, Cardenas, Cuba Margaret Boseman Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Janet Bound 623 30th St., W. Palm Beach, Fla. Clarisa Bridewell Donaldsvillc, La. Betty Bright Box 536, Brunswick, Ga. Anne Bristow Inverness, Ala. Ethel Blue Britt Southern Pines, N. C. Frances Brown Modena Extension, Gastonia, N. C. Florence Buckner Marion, N. C. Betty Jean Burgess Bernardsville, N. C. Charlotte Burgess Paces, Va. Mary Lily Burgess Box 138 R.F.D.. Greelyville, S. C. Arrietta Burnette Box 294, Black Mountain, N. C. Margaret Burton Cedar Grove, N. C. Catherine Byrum Great Falls, S. C. Wilma Carr Teachey, N. C. Emily Cashwell Hope Mills, N. C. Miriam Castillo Maximo Gomez 1, Calabozar de Sugua, Cuba Louise Cayton................Aurora, N. C. Betty Jean Chaplin 414 Walnut Ave., Roanoke, Va. Meldonia Coley..............York Rd. Rt. 3, Gastonia, N. C. Juanita Combs Juan, Ky. Eleanor Comer Route 3, Bristol, Tenn. Dorcas Connally Box 322, Hopewell. Va. Patricia Cox 3031 N.E. 2nd Court, Miami, Fla. Rice Crcspin Estrada Palma 460, Santiago, Cuba Virginia Crowder 203 S. Jefferson St., Petersburg. Va. Edwina Day Box 270, Simpsonville, S. C. Mary Ruth Denman, Rt. 3, Greenville, Tenn. Gloria Diaz Los Palacios Maceo 48. Cuba Virginia Dinsmore Oakwood, Va. Elizabeth Dorey 411 E. Duval, Jacksonville, Fla. Alyene Draper 908 Oak St., Decatur, Ala. Mary Bland Dunbar 312 Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. Catherine Eblen..........333 Phosphor Ave., New Orleans. La. Eleanor Enloe Andrews, N. C. Lilia Espinosa Coronei Verdugo 81, East Cardenas, Cuba Winnie Ferguson Rt. 3, Gastonia, N. C. Ruth Fisher Alexander, N. C. Lydia Flores Vives 283, Cardenas, Cuba Jerry Ford 1700 Ala. Ave., Selma, Ala. Betty Gibbs 135 N. Church St., Woodstock, Va. Catherine Glenn 624 Farley Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Rebecca Glenn Rt. 2, Clover, S. C. Agnes Godert Panama City, Fla. Margaret Gonano 2517 Clovis St., Bluefield, W. Va. Ada Gonzales......Calvo y Calle 21 518, Cardenas, Cuba Peggy Gregg 414 19th St., Va. Beach, Va. Margaret Gregory...........Lockhart, S. C. Jeanelle Grogan Rt. 2, Calhoun, Ga. Melba Jane Grogan Rt. 2, Calhoun, Ga. Katherine Groseclose Eight Acres, Rt. 4, Roanoke, Va. Joan Guthrie...............Hot Springs, Va. Paulina Hagan Grayson Apts., Asheville, N. C. Mae Hager Rt. 2, Bessemer City, N. C. Patricia Harley 904 McArthur, Warner Robins, Ga. Polly Hawkins 36 Spring St., Marion, N. C. Jo Anne Henderson Huntersville, N. C. Evelyn Hennessee Bostic, N. C. Barbara Henry 7108 Buffalo Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Mary Ann Holler Union Mills, N. C. Martha Holman Rt. 3, Box 329, Quincey, Fla. Jacquelyn Holt Rt. 3, Franklin, Tenn. Jane Holt Montreat, N. C. Frances Hood Ackerman, Miss Betty Mae Hoylman Fordwick, Va. Cordie Hylton Blairs, Va. Mildred Jones Rt. 1, Leakesville, N. C. Lois Leisinger 107 Third Ave S., So. St. Paul, Minn. Georgiana Lopez, Sta. Rosoa 251 esq. a., Posaje Gonzalez Marianao, Habana, Cuba Ruth Lucas Moffatts Creek, Va. Dorothy Lundy Mountain City, Tenn. Margaret Lyon.........c o Mrs. J. A. Jones, Cobden, 111. Anne McClintock Winnsboro, S. C. Pat McDougle Box 872, Black Mountain, N. C. Mary McGill King’s Creek, S. C. Rachel McGill King’s Creek, S. C. Betty Charles McLeod Biscoe, N. C. Edith McMullen Rt. 1 Box 179, Clearwater, Fla. Betty Marshall Williamsville, Va. Betty Martin 10 E. Ponce de Leon Ave., Scotdale, Ga. Elizabeth Miller Raphine, Va. Marion Miller.................Loris, S. C. Lilly Mitchell 50 S. Second Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Herenia Morales Box 1057, Mayaguez, Puerto Rica Sue Morrison Rt. 1, China Grove, N. C. Ruby Morton Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Jeanette Nash Rt. 1, Washington, Ga. Velma Newsom 133 S. Kennedy St., Fayetteville, N. C. Margarita Orozco... Estrada Palma, No. 7, Encruciada, Cuba Marie Patrick Rt. 1, Vannoy, N. C. Yolanda Perez, Zapates 362, Stos Suarez, Havana, Cuba Christie Peters 727 Gales Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Vernie Pike.............Rt. 5, Greer, S. C. Mary Bess Plyler, Box 153, Great Falls, S. G. Carey Lee Pratt Rt. 1, Leakesville, N. C. Jane Rice................. Marshall, N. C. Irma Ricks Rt. 2, McDonough, Ga. Marjorie Robertson 207 N. 15th Ave., Hopewell, Va. Clara Robinson Rose Hill, N. C. Consuelo Robledo Allyon 298, Condenas, Cuba Charlotte Roth 1509 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Dora Rutherford Rt. 4, Bristol, Tenn. Vickie Samburg Box 563, Lake City, Fla. Silvia Sanchez Juan Delgado No. 563, Vibora, Havana, Cuba Barbara Smith Rt. 2, Morganton, N. C. Willodean Smith 1112 Winifred St., Charlotte, N. C. Jeanette Spellman 1165 S. Wellington St. Memphis, Tenn. Sonia Suk 144 Sok Yuk, Seoul. Korea Jean Thackston, Box 376, Simpsonville, S. G. Irene Turner 17 N. 6th St. Lockhart, S. C. Jean Tussey, Rt. 4, Box 50, Lexington, N. C. Olga Valdez Belascoain 69, Havana, Cuba Lucile Vaught Rt. 2, Loris, S. C. Helen Verser 429 Cassell Lane, Roanoke, Va. Alice Wardlaw Marietta, Ga. Margery Washburn 401 S. 20th St. Decatur, 111. Dorothy Waters Box 398, Talledega, Ala. Willa Mae Whitson Tipton Hill, N. C. Betty Whittle .... Rt. 3, Orangeburg, S. C. Mildred Wilkinson Gastonburg, Ala. Betty Jean Williams Ildewild, N. C. Marie Williamson Oak Part, N. C. Patricia Williamson 2226 Belvedere Ave. S.W., Atlanta, Ga. Virginia Wood Iron Gate, Va. Patricia Woody, 303 36th St., Va. Beach, Va. Evan Wrenn Rt. 1, Chapel Hill, N. C. Dorothy Wright 2610 Argonnc Ave. Norfolk, Va. Florence Young 513 Cassatt Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Annie An Ichon, Korea Marion Baker 87 Harris St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Lucille Black 1252 E. Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Bevis Boyd Lane, S. C. Diana Brown 15 Broadview Ave., Asheville, N. C. Martha Brown 2724 E. Magnolia Ave. Knoxville, Tenn. Martha Buckner Headland, Ala. Rita Anne Buckner Box 7084, Asheville, N. C. Ann Carroll 145 Victoria Road, Spartanburg, S. C. Natalie Carver Argyle, Fla. Betty Chesebrough 3223 Plymouth St., Jacksonville, Fla. Jean Courreges Box 1618 Atlantic Beach, Fla. Ann Combs Box 128, Anchorage, Ky. Elizabeth Cox R. R. 2, Walton, Ky. Barbara Ann Crawford Lylerly, Ga. Dorothy Dabbs 704 Lindsey St., Rcidsville, N. C. Martha Dabney Box 225 Gloucester, Va. Mary Don Doty Rogersville, Tenn. Ann Floyd 701 N. 10th St., Opelika, Ala. Frances Gamble Salters Depot, Salters, S. C. Barbara Gladstone 1301 Rivcrview Rd. Chattanooga, Tenn. Mary Louise Gue . 4410 Woodmere St. Jacksonville, Fla. Jean Hart 823 E. Worthington Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Gloria Hayes 2220 E. 8th St. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte Hisle Monticello Hotel, Charlottesville, Va. Margaret Hobbs 2359 N. W. 64th St., Miami, Fla. Geraldine Hoffman 615 Mahr Ave. Laurenceburg, Tenn. Dorothy Holcomb ......... Goodwater, Ala. Peggy Holland Box Y., Marshall, N. C. Barbara Holt 222 N. High St. Columbus, Ohio Marie Jackson Wharton, West Va. Kora Mae James Rt. 1, Clyde, N. C. Elaine Jasper 6606 Bradley Ave. Panna 9, Ohio Vivian Jones E. Pases Ferry Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Cornelia Kane Silverside, Kushequa, Penn. Terry Kane........... 1802 W. Cardinal Pr., Mobile, Ala. Barbara Kelley 119 Fair St., Paterson, N. J. Wilhclmina Kerlee Black Mountain, N. C. Ji Ji Landon ............. 1514 Edgevale, Durham, N. C. Jane Lanning .....% N. L. Teer, Roslyn, Va. Barbara Anne Latham ......... P. O. 186, Rose Hill, N. C. Anne Laxton Caswell Training School Kinston, N. C. Dolores Libby .... 1301 Belmont St, N. W., Washington, D. C. Kaye Lowery ........... Gaithersburg, Md. Anne Loy New Market, Tenn. Winifred Macauley ....... Montreat, N. C. Yolanda Macias .............. Laborde 239 Cardenas, Cuba Barbara Macon .... Box 248, Old Fort, N. C. Ann Martin ........... Moffetts Creek, Va. Lida Martin Blowing Rock, N. C. Harriet Massey ...... 22 E. Central Drive, Havelock, N. C. Anne Muse .................... Dante, Va. Molly Myles Rainell, West Va. Jane Norman..................Apalachicola, Fla. Joyce Oliver ......... 505 N. E. 25th St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Mary Anne Phillips, Box 215 Weirsdale, Fla. Mary Porter 715 Stonewall, Dublin, Ga. Lorena Riddle ..........Wharton, West Va. Frances Roberson Draper, N. C. 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