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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

FRANCES BR()VVN • Editor-in-Chief JANE HOLT • Business Manager 1 7582 It a true foreword is a “word written beforehand.” there cannot be a foreword to this book; for all the life and action recorded herein has already happened, no word can precede it. Your 1950 SUN DIAL is a Volume of Growth, designed to stimulate your memory. If one picture on its pages causes you to smile, or sigh, or laugh aloud, it has fulfilled its purpose. The SUN DIAL is a voice of Montreat. It speaks of the happy hours in which Montreat girls grow to a complete life. As we see it. this life is made up of four facets—the Spiritual, the Scholastic, the Social and the Physical. Growth, life—these made up the school year of 1949 50 which is now a memory. These words are not, then, a foreword, but an epilogue. They are final words; they are an echo of a FOR MONTREAT COLLEGE AND MONTREAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS MONTREAT, NORTH CAROLINA • % i i MWfF £a • i m There is in her The gentleness that heals hearts— The friendliness that attracts everyone— The patience that conquers obstacles— The faith that shows consecration to The Master— For all these characteristics, and more, we love her. And it is with great admiration and deep appreciation for her example as a teacher and friend, that we dedicate our 1950 SUN DIAL 4 to Mrs. Clark Johnson SCENES DF GROWTH Within these gates lies cur campus. Here we have learned the deepest meaning of worship, the highest significance of study, the keenest thrill of play, and the fullest joy of friendship. 5 College Dormitory College Administration and C' Iassroo m Building. 6 lAJorfd idelfowship d2ui(dinq College Dormitori Assembly run Montreat School Dormitori Dining Room lamS Crosby. sdda dine sdrtd d3uildina Music Studios Obe dudih orium S Jnfi irmarij Iflew Conference (fSniidincj Summer Hotel and Future Dormitory 9 J. Rupert McGrecor, th.d. President Richard E. Mooney. Miss Marietta Yarnell, Miss Barbara Morrow, Business Manager Secretary to the President Assistant Business Manager M. miniitration 10 SPIRITUAL GROWTH Serving as living examples of faith and love, our Christian faculty members pave our road to spiritual maturity. They seek to broaden and enrich our religious life with the same devotion and understanding so evident in their classroom work. JoeEd Hollis, Dean of Faculty Head of Music Department University of Louisville, Bachelor of Music George Peabody College for Teachers, Master of Arts Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Bachelor of Divinity Miss Sue Day Holmes Dean of Women Graduate, Post Graduate, Art Certificate, Ward-Belmont; Art Students’ League, New York; Parson’s School of Fine and Applied Arts, New York; Gloucester Summer School of Painters, Gloucester, Mass.; Nachman School of Advertising, Atlanta, Georgia; Journalism and Short Story Writing, Watkins Institute, Nash- ville, Tennessee; Institute of Human Re- lations, F. E. R. A. Training School, Nashville, Tennessee; Symptoms and Treatment of Present Day Neuroses, Surgeon General’s Army, Training School. Bi erte, Tunisia, North Africa. ANDERSON ARTHUR BREWER DANIEL L. GRIER DR. GRIER BERGIIOLTZ DARDEN HOYT BOARDMAN FIELDS KENNEDY Miss Zoulean Anderson Bible College for Women, Columbia. S. C.. B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; Assembly’s Training School; Biblical Seminary, N. Y. Miss Ann Arthur Piano and Theory Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina. B.S.M.; Eastman School of Music, M.M. Mrs. Mildred Soui.e Bercholtz Piano Piano with Arthur Foote of Boston. Massachusetts. Summer Sessions: Dillcr-Quailc School of Music. New York: Conservatory of Music. Boston; Conservatory of Music, Fontainebleau, France. Miss Dorothy Boardman French and Bible Florida State College for Women. A.B.; Assembly’s Training School. M.A. Mr. Fred Brewer Science Maryville College, B.A.; University of Tennessee. M.S. Miss Roberta Daniel Housemother Peace Institute. Raleigh. Miss Lallie Beverly Darden Business William and Mary College. B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; Woman’s State College. Farmville. Va., Pro- fessional Diploma; University of Virginia, one summer session. Miss Carolyn Fields Librarian Winthrop College, A.B.; Summer Session, Columbia University. Miss Lucy Crier Nurse, Hygiene Agnes Scott College-. B.A.; Presbyterian Hospital. New York City, R.N.; Columbia University, M.A. Dr. Nettie Crier Resident Physician Woman’s College of New York. M.D. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt Social Studies Maryville College, A.B.; University of Tennessee. M.A.; Summer Sessions. Columbia University and University of North Carolina. Miss Fronde Kennedy English Presbyterian College of South Carolina, B.A.. M.A.. Litt.D.; Columbia University. M.A. KITCHEN MILLER WARD MAULDIN REEVES WATKINS MAUND MILES SMITH STEADING WHITE WOODHOUSE Miss Sara Kitchen Art Graduate of Boston Museum School of Fine Arts. Mrs. W. F. Mauldin Housemother Miss Alma Steading Social Studies, Science Furman University, B.A.; University of South Caro- lina. M.A. Mrs. Tallulah J. Maund Business Education University of Georgia. B.S.; Georgia State Woman’s College, Non-Professional Diploma; Southern Business University, Secretarial Course. Miss Helen Miles Home Economics Maryville College. B.A.: University of Tennessee. B.S., M.S. Mr. John Miller Psychology, Education Berea College. B.S.; Peabody College for Teachers. M.A.; University of Chicago; University of North Carolina. Dr. Cora Reeves Science California State Normal School; University of Mich- igan. A.B.. Ph.D. Miss Margaret E. Smith Physical Education Flora Macdonald College. A.B.; Teacher’s College, Columbia University, M.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers. Miss Mary Ward Assistant to the Nurse Flora Macdonald College. Miss Nannie G. Watkins Spanish, English Randolph-Macon Woman’s College. B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; State Teacher’s College. Farmville. Va.; Assembly’s Training School; Columbia Univer- sity; Three years residence in Cuba; Duke University. Mrs. W. E. White Latin, German Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina, B.A.; University of North Carolina, M.A., Ph.D.; University of Chicago. Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse Voice Converse College, B.A.; Graduate Pupil of Coral Baker. Vocal Studio, Charlotte, N. C.; Montreat Sum- mer School of Music under direction of Westminster Choir School. SCHOLASTIC GROWTH Each hour of the day the familiar clanging of the bell arouses us to go forth and master other courses, solve new prob- lems, meet changing circumstances. We hope that the spirit of determination which it awakens in us will endure even after school days are over. We trust that our academic standards of high scholarship will steer us to still higher goals in life. COLLEGE Charlotte Beth Both, President B.S., Biology lyrical . . . quick-witted . . . intellectual Florence Buckner, Vice-President B.S., Home Economics winsome . . . dextrous . . . comely Mary Lily Burgess, Secretary-Treasurer A.B., Religion amiable . . . dependable . . . jolly Miss Alma Steading, Sponsor ROTH BUCKNER BURGESS 16 STEADING SENIORS Betty Adair Attwood B.S., Religion persevering . . . energetic . . . willing to serve Mirta Borges A. B., Music philharmonic . . . intensely ambitious . . . poised Janet Mae Bound B. S., Religion, Business dainty . . . radiant . . . understanding Ethel Blue Bri it A.B., Social Studies scholarly . . . dryly humorous . . . literary ATTWOOD BOUGHS 17 COLLEGE Frances I lene Brown A.B., English vivacious . . . versatile . . . efficient Catherine Elizabeth Byrum A.B., Music musical . . . animated . . . gregarious Dorcas Connelly A. B., English attractive . . . whimsical . . . genial Mary Ruth Denman B. S. Business merry . . . clever . . . demure 18 Laura Alyene Draper A.B., Religion sincere . . . conscientious . . . al fable SENIORS Mary Bland Dunbar A. B., Religion, Psychology and Education chatty . . . sprightly . . . happy-go-lucky Martha Eleanor Enloe B. S., Religion ease-loving . . . affectionate . . . lovely Katherine Groseclose B.S., Business generous . . . good-natured . . . luxury-loving 19 ENLOE GROSECLOSE COLLEGE Mary Lois McGill A.B., Social Studies persistent . . . creative . . . deft Rachel McGill A.B., Social Studies diligent . . . imaginative . . . witty Herenia Morales A.B., English sparkling . . . “amable” . . . industrious Marjorie Robertson A.B., English effervescent . . . striking . . . perspicacious 20 ROBERTSON SENIORS Jeanette Spellman A.B., English dramatic . . . fanciful . . . linguistic Margery Ann Washburn A.B.r English, Social Studies sociable . . . intelligent . . . voluble Evan R. Wrenn A.B., English candid . . . easy-going . . . unpretentious Not pictured: Mary Catherine Hall Post Graduate 21 COLLEGE Jean Tussey Vernie Pike Jo Ann Gordon Miss Dorothy Boardman .Vo pictured: Paui.ine Robertson IIart President Vice-President Secretary Sponsor Treasurer 22 JUNIORS Katherine Bean Margaret Bosemon Ann Bristow 23 Betty Jean Chaplin Geraldine Ford COLLEGE Betty Gibbs Acnes Godert Margaret Gonano Joan Guthrie Patricia Harley 24 JUNIORS Jane Holt Frances Hood Cordie Hylton 25 Sally Kkmhlk Dorothy Lundy COLLEGE Betty Charles McLeod Ruby Morton Betty Martin Sue Morrison Mary Bess Plyler 26 JUNIORS Alice Wardlaw Mildred Wilkinson Patricia Woody Dorothy Wright Yuri Yamacuchi Florence Young Not pictured: Charlotte Burgess MARSHALL GLENN CLASS SELMAN FIELDS Betty Marshall Catherine Glenn Wii.la Dean Glass Glenda Selmak Miss Carolyn Fields President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 2S COLLEGE Jacqueline Allen Virginia Bean A hr i Err a Burn ette Miriam Castillo Louise Cayton Juanita Combs Rebecca Glenn 29 SDPHQMDRES Ada Conzai.es l.ois Leisixger Mae Hager Margaret Lyon Evelyn 11en.vessel Marian Miller Jacqueline IIoi.t Jeanette Nash 30 COLLEGE Irma Ricks Consuelo Robi.kdo Barbara Smith Olga Valdes Will a Mae Whitson Carolyn Williams Patricia Williamson Not pictured: Anna Maude Rennes Martha Holman Ruth McKay Anne Mereness Lili.i Mitchell 31 SOPHOMORES Sarah Ann Sherman President SHERMAN SMOAK WEBB SMITH Mary Ann Smoak Vice-President Irma Webb Secretary Miss Margaret Smith Sponsor Not pictured: Grace Gay Treasurer First How: Anna Mae Abdullah, Roberta Anderson, Betsy Armstrong, Mary Faye Britt Second llow: Ruby Carter, Mary Bell Combs, Norma Gumming. Frances Curry 32 COLLEGE First Row: Jacqueline Dillon, Helen Duke, Nellie Garcia, Martha Getsinger Second Row: Irma Hernandez, Helen Kilgore, Ruby Lambert, Mary Leslie Third Row: Peggy Morgan, Ruth McGlintock, Beth Mcllwaine, Jean Nunalee FRESHMEN COLLEGE FRESHMEN First Row: Josephine Overton, Jolene Parks, Kathryn Patterson, Mary English Porter Second Row: Rebecca Ray, Colleen Story, Sonia Suk, Annabelle Sutphin Third Row: Elizabeth Whitlock, Patricia Williams Not pictured: Nancy Armistead, Frances Davis, Margaret Langston, Peggy McClain, Marjorie McIntosh, Ruth Rozier 34 SOCIAL GROWTH Doors of opportunity load from the classroom, opening to new experiences in comradeship and affording outlets for individual interests and talents. Our student organizations provide for completeness of a well-rounded life. Through them we satisfy our desire for human fellowship and fit ourselves for greater service to our world. Front. left to right: Denman, Roliertson, Wrenn. Bound. Sherman Back, left to right: Guthrie. Roth. Marshall. Brown, McLeod, Glenn. Hcnnessee, Tussey, Attwood STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Government Association of Montreat College seeks to develop the highest standard in personal honor, and a friendly spirit of helpfulness both here on the campus and in the days after college life. Its government is based on the honor system, which is felt to be the best means of developing truthfulness and honesty in personal life, social rules, and academic work. Evan Wrenn President of Student Body Marjorie Robertson Vice-President of Student Body Janet Bound Secretary of Student Body Betty Attwood President of Student Christian Association Mary Ruth Denman President of Athletic Association Frances Brown Editor of Student Publications Class Presidents: Charlotte Both Senior Jean Tussey Junior Betty Marshall Sophomore Sarah Ann Sherman Freshman I louse Presidents Joan Guthrie Evelyn Hennessee Betty Charles McLeod Assistant I louse Rebecca Gi.enn Miss Sue Day Holmes Presidents Carolyn Williams Advisor 36 Front, left to right: Round, Bristow, Spellman. Conano, Martin Center, left to right: Chaplin. Anderson. Attwood Hack, left to right: Glenn, Godert, Mood, Wright, Lundy, Bean. Wrenn, Wilkinson STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Montreat Student Christian Association is to lead students to faith in God through Jesus Christ; to lead them into membership and service in the Christian Church; to promote their growth in Christian faith and character, especially through the study of the Bible; and to influence them to devote them- selves in united effort with all Christians to making the will of Christ effective in human society and to extending the Kingdom of God through the world. Betty Attwood Betty Jean Chaplin Mildred Wilkinson Ann Bristow Agnes Godert Dot Lundy Jean Spellman Margaret Conano Katherine Bean Frances Hood Ann Bristow Catherine Glenn Janet Bound Dot Wright Betty Martin Evan Wrenn Miss Zoulean Anderson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant ’ice-President Spiritual Life Foreign Missions Home Missions Enlistment and Training Religious Education Stewardship Comradeship Music Art President Life Service Croup President Student Body Adult Advisor 37 Seated, left to right: Ford, Enloc. Burgess, Harley, Groseclose, Patterson, Brown, Smith. Bosemon Standing, left to right. Hylton, Parks. Williams. Washburn, Kennedy, Holt, Gibbs STAFF HF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS The Staff of Student Publications might express as its purpose: to let the student body know what is going to happen and to help them remember what lias happened. Its motto might be “work.” Its battle cry might be “let's have fun!” But these things are of incidental importance. The purpose of this organ- ization is to edit and publish a yearbook which is called the Sun Dial, and a student newspaper which is called the Dialette. But the members of the Staff know that in the pursuance of this formal purpose, work and fun both play a large part. Frances Brown Editor-in-Chief Betty Gibbs Associate Editor Jane Holt Business Manager Pat Harley, Jerry Ford, Gordie Hylton Advertising Managers Margery Ann Washburn Literary Editor Joleke Parks, Patricia Williams News Editors Anne Mereness. Margaret Bosemon Feature Editors Charlotte Burgess Humor Editor Barbara Smith Sports Editor Margaret Gonano Art and Publicity Manager Jo Ann Gordon Assistant Advertising Manager Typists Katiieryn Patterson Eleanor Enloe Katherine Grosecixise Miss Frondie Kennedy Sponsor •38 Seated, left to right: Williamson, Connelly, Wardlaw, Denman, Draper, Holt Standing, left to right: Woody, Hennessee, Mitchell, Hager, Harley, Burgess. Holman, Morrison, Smith, Nash ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION To create interest in athletic and recreational activities among the students as a means of promoting physical efficiency, scholarship, good fellowship, and sportsmanship—this is the purpose of the Athletic Association of Montreat College. The governing body of the organization is the Athletic Board. The general membership of the Association is divided into five tribes for participation in competitive sports. Mary Hutu Denman Alice Wardlaw Dorcas Connelly Alyene Draper Lilli Mitchell Sue Morrison Fat Harley Fat Williamson Jackie Holt Mae Hager Flossie Young Evelyn Hennessee Fat Woody Martha Holman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Cheerleader Cherokee Tribe Chief Choctaw Tribe Chief Iliwassee Tribe Chief Navajo Tribe Chief Moliaivk Tribe Chief Soccer Basketball Tennis Individual Recreational Sports Jeanette Nash, Barbara Smith Co-Hikers Agnes Godert Honorary Member: President of M club Charlotte Burgess Publicity Miss Margaret Smith Sponsor 39 KAPPA PI BETA Officers: Betty Martin Jerry Ford Mary McGill Charlotte Burgess Sponsors: Mrs. White Miss Kennedy Miss Watkins LYDIAN CLUB Officers: Jo Ann Gordon Barbara Smith Helen Duke Jean Nunalee Sponsor: Mrs. Maund EL CIRLULD ESPANDL Officers: Dot Wright Lois Leisinger Janet Bound Sponsor: Miss Watkins 40 COLLEGE CHORUS Director: Miss Arthur Accompanist: Betty Gibbs LIFE SERVICE GROUP Officers: Betty Martin Rebecca Glenn Martha Getsinger Sponsor: Miss Watkins MUSIC CLUB Officers: Agnes Godert Catherine Byrum Beth McIlwaine Sponsors: Miss Arthur Miss Woodhouse 41 Mrs. Bercholtz Dean Hollis Officers: Betty Gibbs Herenia Morales Mary Ann Smoak Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Adams Their contributions to Mon- treat are inestimable. Their lives arc living symphonies, tuned to harmony by the Master Artist. CHOIR Director: Accompanist : Miss Woodhouse Miss Arthur 42 PHYSICAL GROWTH Wholesome sports furnish relaxation to the mind and body. We emphasize more than skill at performance, for we believe that physical growth implies betterment of character and im- provement of personality, as well as efficiency in activities. CHEROKEE TRIBE Sue Morrison, Chief CHOCTAW TRIBE Pat Harley, Chief HIWASSEE TRIBE Pat Williamson, Chief 44 MOHAWK TRIBE Mae Hager, Chief NAVAJO TRIBE Jackie Holt, Chief CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleader Lilli Mitchell Cherokee Mary Bell Combs Olga Valdes Choctaw Helen Kilgore Dean Glass lliwassee Jo Ann Gordon Anne Abdullah Mohawk Jolene Parks Navajo Sarah Ann Sherman Ruby Morton 45 SOECER BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL 46 SOFTBALL ARCHERY BADMINTON CANOEING TENNIS 47 HIKING CLUU Helen Duke, President Barbara Smith, Jeanette Nash, Co-H ikers M CLUU Officers: Agnes Godert Catherine Byrum Margery Washburn President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 48 MD NT RE AT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Four groups are responsible for the preparation of major activities in the School. Tlu Cabinet, headed by Marie Jackson, President of the Student Body, is in charge of student govern- ment; the Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Council, Hope Weide- man. President, directs the spiritual life; the Athletic Board. Carol Weaver, President, sponsors athletic activities on the campus; the Montreat School Publications Staff, Terry Kane, Editor, publishes a monthly paper, The Lookout, and assists in the publication of the Sun Dial. 49 Yl Jontreat cltoo FOR GIRLS To give to each student a broad foundation for further education, to aid each student in developing her abilities to the fullest, to present to each student a background for cultural maturity, to instill in each student Christian ideals of character —these are the purposes of Montreat School. Participation in the various sports, attendance at prayer groups held in the dormitory on weekday nights, the varied musical entertainments sponsored by The School, the beneficial influence of the teachers who have been appointed for their sincere Christian character, activities in the various organiza- tions—these and many other things help in the development of the student. j£)ean of Cjirfs Miss Annie Webb Chem istry, I at hematics University of Kentucky, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. Mrs. Ruth H. Riley 50 acuity ARMISTEAD BURRELL DORSEY JACKSON Mrs. YV. H. Armistead IIistory Queens College, B.A.; Asheville Normal School. Miss Evelyn Virginia Burrell English Krskine College, A.B.; Candidate for M.A. degree, August, 1950, at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York. Miss Frances Elizabeth Cole Latin. English Flora Macdonald College, B.A.; University of North Carolina, M.A. Miss Margaret Cunningham Music Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.M.; American Conservatory of Music, M.M. COLE CUNNINGHAM JOHNSON MACAULAY Mrs. C. E. Dorsey Bible Bellwood Seminary, B.A.; Kentucky Presby- terian Normal School. M iss Mary Jo Jackson Science, Mathematics Montreat College, A.B.; Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Mrs. Clark Johnson Piano Coe College; Teacher's Certificate from John Fletcher College; Organ pupil of Katherine Nolan and James Alderson; Mrs. Adams’ Teacher’s Classes; Teacher's Classes with Guy Maier. Mrs. YV. A. Macaulay French. Spanish Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Emory University, M.A.; University do Grenoble; La Sorbonne. Margaret June Hobbs . . . President “Hobbsie” A rare combination of quality, noble, and true, Plenty of wit and good sense, too.” President of Senior Class 4; Student Government Associa- tion 4; Athletic Board 4; Beta Club 1 2 3 4. President 4; Alpha Phi 2 3 4; Latin Club 1 2 3 4; Music Club 2 3 4; Glee Club 1 2 3 4; Secretary of Sunday School Class 4; M-Club 3 4; Hiking Club 1 2 3 4; Apache Tribe 1 2 3 4. Alice Coulter . . . Vice President The girl who wins is the girl who works, The girl who toils while the next one shirks” Transferred from Monticello High School, Monticello, Florida; Vice President of the Senior Class 4; Montreat School Publications 4; Latin Club 4, President 4; Music Club 4; Glee Club 4; Hiking Club 4; Apache Tribe 4. Shirley Smith . . . Secretary “She boosts you with her smile and pep— her sincerity hasn’t failed her yet .” Transferred from Walter Brickett High School, Monroe, North Carolina; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Montreat School Publications 4; Latin Club 4; Music Club 4; Treas- urer of Sunday School Class 4; Blackfoot Tribe 4. Elizabeth E. Rhine—“Betsy ’ “She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye.” Transferred from Durham High School, Durham, North Carolina; Treasurer of Senior Class 4; Spanish Club 4; French Club 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Glee Club 4; President of Sunday School Class 4; Hiking Club 4; Chickasaw Tribe 4. 52 MONTREAT SCHOOL Annie An “Ba” “Studious, kindly, gracious and sweety She is a dear from her head to her feet ” Student Government Association 4, Class Representative; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 4; Athletic Board 4; Montreat School Publications 4; Senior Superlative 4; Secretary of Class 3; French Club 3 4, President 4; Music Club 3 4, Vice President 4; Hiking Club 4; Chickasaw Tribe 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 3. Anne Combs “Combsie” “A maiden whom the fates have blessed with beauty, charm, and happiness.” Transferred from Anchorage High School, Anchorage, Kentucky; Student Government Association 4, Vice Presi- dent of Student Body; Athletic Board 4; Vice President of Class 3; May Court Attendant 3; Maid of Honor 4; Senior Superlative 4; Spanish Club 3 4. Treasurer 3, President 4: Glee Club 4; Apache Tribe 3 4, Apache Tribe Chief 4; Basketball Varsity 3; Captain of Varsity Soccer 4. Martha Von Schlorf Dabney “Dabney” A girl who's fine in every way One we'll miss after graduation day” Transferred from Calvert School; Athletic Board 3 4, Vice President 4; Montreat School Publications 4; Business Manager; Alpha Phi 2 3 4; Spanish Club 2 3 4; Marshal 3; Music Club 3 4; Glee Club 2 3 4; M-Club 3 4; Hiking Club 2 3 4; Shawnee Tribe 2 3. Cheerleader 3; Blackfoot Tribe 3 4. Barbara Jean Holt “B. Holt” “Worry little and study less, My idea of happiness” Athletic Board 4, Head Cheerleader; Montreat School Publications 4; Alpha Phi 4, Vice President 4; Latin Club 2 3; Glee Club 1 2 3 4. Glee Club Librarian 3; Secretary and Treasurer of Sunday School Class 3; Hiking Club 1 2 3 4; Chickasaw Tribe 1 2 3 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Varsity Soccer 3. SENIORS 53 Hazel Marie Jackson “McGhee” “Reading, ’riting and romance are her chief delights.” President of Student Government Association 4, Student Government Association 2 4, President of Class 2; Presby- terian Youth Fellowship 2 3, Treasurer Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 3; Athletic Board 3; Marshal 3; Beta Club 3 4, Vice President 4; Alpha Phi 3 4; Latin Club 1 2; Music Club 2; M-Club 4; Shawnee Tribe 1 2 3; Chickasaw Tribe 3 4. Terry Lila Rupert Kane “Terry” “The secret of success is constancy to purpose.” Transferred from Murphy High School, Mobile, Alabama. Student Government Association 4; Secretary Student Government Association 4; Athletic Board 4; Montreal School Publications 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, High School Editor of Sun Dial 4; Senior Superlative 4; May Court Attendant 4; French Medal 3; Alpha Phi 4; Spanish Club 3 4. Secretary 4; French Club 3 4, President 3; Music Club 4; Glee Club 4; President Sunday School Class 3; M-Club 4, Vice President 4; Hiking Club 3, 4. President of Hiking Club 4; Blackfoot Tribe 3 4, Tribe Cheerleader 4. Frances Roberta Roberson “Frankie” “If Study made a genius, she would certainly excel them all.” Athletic Board 4; Secretary of Class 1; Alpha Phi 3 4, Presi- dent 4; Latin Club 1 2 3; M-Club 4; Hiking Club 12 3; Chickasaw Tribe 1 2 3 4. Alice Carol Weaver “Carol” We judge her by imperishable things.” Student Government Association 4; Presbyterian Youth Council 4; Athletic Board 4. President 4; Glee Club 3 4; Alpha Phi 4; French Club 3 4, Secretary 3; Latin Club 2 3; M-Club 3 4; Hiking Club 2 3 4: Sequoia Tribe 2 3 4. Tril e Cheerleader 4; Varsity Basketball 3. 54 MDNTREAT SCHOOL Hope Weideman “Hopey” “A girl of sunny disposition and smile; One who is capable and witty; One whom we know is worthwhile” Student Government Association 3 4. Secretary 3; Presby- terian Youth Fellowship 3 4, President 4; Senior Superlative 4; President of Class 3; Latin Club 3; Music Club 3; President of Sunday School Class 4; M-Club 4; Hiking Club 3; Chickasaw Tribe 2 3 4, Tribe Cheerleader 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 3. Mary Ann Wiser “Wiser” “Let the world wag as it will. I'll be gay and happy stills Transferred from Galax High School, Galax, Virginia. Athletic Board 4; Alpha Phi 4; French Club 3 4; Music Club 3 4; Glee Club 3 4; Sunday School Class Secretary 4: Chickasaw Tribe 3 4, Chickasaw Tribe Chief 4; Varsity Soccer 3 4. SPONSORS Miss Mary Jo Jackson Mrs. Margery Macaulay SENIORS 55 Dorothy Ann Holcomb . . . President Nan Williams . . . Vice-President MONTREAT Mary Don Doty . . . Secretary Molly Riley . . . Treasurer SCHOOL Rebecca Allen Lucille Black JUNIORS Elizabeth Bohannon Betty Ann Ciiesebrouch 56 Ann Floyd Elaine Jasper Polly Anne Muse Sidna Fryer Rose Marie Holloman Sue Kincaid Anne Laxtox Lorenna Riddle Dixie Nell Southard 57 Sponsor: Mrs. Riley Molly Myles . . . President Dorothy Todd . . . Vice-President Toni An . . . Secretary MDNTREAT Margaret Nell King . . . Treasurer Mary Boland Brumby Mary Agnes Caldwell SCHOOL Sue Fryer Jacquelyn Scott Lease Wyman SOPHOMORES Mrs. Clark Johnson . . . Sponsor 58 Not pictured: Peccy Goss, Anne Loy, Christina Williams, Ann Wood Jeanne Frary . . . Vice-President Nancy Barton . . . Secret art Mary Ann Worley . . . Treasurer Janie Valentine Miss Margaret Cunningham Sponsor Mot pictured: Kathleen Bissett, Joan Bomar, Digna Garcia, Genevieve Landrum, Ada Nin, Marian Parker, Janie Smith, Betsy Wilson, Georgina Sanchez—special student. MDNTREAT SCHOOL FRESHMEN 59 MDNTREAT SCHOOL Back row. left to right: Weideman. “Wood, Southard, “Valentine, An, Webb, Hobbs, Weaver, Myles, Holcomb, Scott Front row, left to right: Combs, Jackson, Kane STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Cabinet is the ruling body of the school and is made up of the President of the Student Body, the Vice-President, the Heads of the three main organi- zations—Council, Athletic Board, and the Staff—the Presidents of the three upper classes and the representatives. Their main purpose is to uphold the ideals and standards of the school by striving to live exemplary lives before the students and in doing so io encourage the others in good conduct and behavior. They enforce the rules when needed and assist in anything for the betterment of the school. Marie Jackson President of Student Body Anne Combs Vice-President of Student Body Terry Kane Secretary of Student Body Hope Weideman President of Youth Fellowship Carol Weaver President Athletic Board Terry Kane. Editor of Publications Staff •Resigned Margaret Hobbs. President of Senior Class Annie An Representative of Senior Class Dotty Holcomb President of Junior Class Dixie Nell Southard Representative Junior Class Molly Myles President Sophomore Class Jackie Scott Representative Sophomore Class 60 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Left to right: Cole, Scott, I)otv, Myles, Chesebrough, Southard, Wcidcinan, Weaver, Todd, An, Floyd PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP The purpose of the Council is to nourish Christian living among the students and provide a Christian atmosphere. The Youth Fellowship Council sponsors all Sings, Prayer Groups, Vespers, and any other religious programs for the School. Council members are chosen for their Christian conduct and the good influence they have on the other girls. They are ready to advise the students on any problems spiritual or otherwise. The theme of the Youth Fellowship for the year is “Be Strong in the Lord , and their song is “Soldiers of Christ, Arise.” Hope Weideman President Dixie Nell Southard Secretarii Betty Ann CBffiSEBROUC.il Treasurer Carol Weaver Commission of Christian Faith Ann Floyd Senior Group Leader Dotty Todd Annie An Jackie Scott Molly Myles Mary Don Doty Pioneer Group Leader Commission of Works Commission of Comradeship Commission of Outreach Commission of Growth 61 Weaver Dabney Southard Doty Chesebroucii Combs Floyd An I lOBBS Holcomb Holt Kane Riddle Roberson Jackson ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association is an outstanding organization which plays a large part in the extra-curricular life here at Montreat for it controls the physical activities of the students. The purpose of the Board is not only to foster the development of athletic- ability but also of good sportsmanship and of fellowship between the girls. All students are members of the Athletic Association and upon arrival become members of one of the four tribes which compete against each other in the seasonal sports. To become a “Board Girl” is a great honor, for these girls arc chosen not only for their skill in sports but also for their ability to live up to the ideals of the Board—good conduct, sportsmanship, and fellowship—in every sense. Carol Weaver Martha Dabney Dixie Nell Southard Mary Don Doty Annie An Betty Ann Chesebroucii Anne Combs Ann Floyd THE P residat Vice-President Secret ary T reasurer Publicity and Softball Sequoia Tribe Chief Apache Tribe Chief Blackfoot Tribe Chief OAR I) Margaret Hobbs Dotty Holcomb Barbara Holt Terry Kane Lohenna Riddle Frankie Roberson Miss Mary Jo Jackson Chickasaw Tribe Chief Basketball Tennis and Volleyball Head Cheerleader Head of Hiking Soccer Indoor Sports Sponsor 62 MONTREAT SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS MEMBERS Terry Kane Lucille Black Martha Dabney Annie An Toni An Barbara Holt Jackie Scott Molly Myles Nancy Barton Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Art Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor P.Y.F. Representative did) Reporter Cub Reporter Alice Coulter, Shirley Smith T ypists The chief purpose of this organization is to edit and publish a monthly newspaper. The Lookout. It is a new organization, formed only last year, but already becoming a permanent and memorable part of the School, especially to those on the Staff. We will never forget learn- ing to run Abigail, the mimeograph machine, wondering why she scpieaked and groaned so protestingly only to find that we had for- gotten to turn her on. All of us, green and inexperienced, learned by the trial and error method. But oh. the pride and joy in the hearts of the Staff when one more issue is run off and stapled together and it is tim • to start on the next one. 63 Standing, left to right: Dabney; Johnson; Macaulay; Black; An, A; Holt. B; An. T.; Kane Seated: Scott, Smith, Myles, Barton ALPHA PHI Frances Roberson President Barbara Holt Vice-President Lucille Black Secretary Dotty Holcomb Treasurer Miss Burrell Sponsor FRENCH CLUB Annie An President Margie Jasper Vice-President Betsy Rhine Secretary-T reasurer Mrs. Macaulay Sponsor SPANISH CLUB Anne Combs President Nan Williams Vice-President Terry Kane Secretary Betty Ann Chesebrougii Treasurer Mrs. Macaulay Sponsor MONTREAT 64 LATIN CLUB Alice Coulter President Dotty Todd Vice-President Toxi Ax Secretary Jackie Scott Treasurer Miss Cole Sponsor MUSIC CLUB Molly Riley President Jackie Scott S ecretary- Treasurer Mrs. Johnson Sponsor GLEL CLUB Molly Miles President Dixie Nell Southard Secretary-T reasurer Miss Cunningham Director SCHOOL 65 APACHE TRIBE Anne Combs Chief BLACKFDOT TRIBE Ann Floyd Chief CHICKASAW TRIBE Mary Ann Wiser Chief 66 MQNTREAT SEQUOIA TRIBE Cheesie Chesebrough Chief CHEERLEADERS Barbara Holt Head Cheerleader Left to right: Weaver Valentine Sue Fryer B. IIolt P. I Iolt N Williams Weideman Toni An Todd HIKING CLUB Terry Kane Hiker Miss Jackson Sponsor SCHOOL 67 MONTREAT SCHOOL M CLUB Officers: Ann Floyd . . . President Terry Kane . . . Vice-President Dixie Nell Southard . . . Secretary Mary Don Doty . . . Treasurer 68 J lonor . . . BETTY ATTWOOD True Spiritual Vision 70 FRANCES BROWN Graciousness EVAN VVRENN Sportsmanship CHARLOTTE ROTII Joy in Learning 71 HOPE WEI DEMAN True Spiritual Vision ANNIE AN Joy in Learning 72 Mlonor TERRY KANE Graciousness ANNE COMBS Sportsmanship . . . the School 73 FLORENCE BUCKNER Waff Q ueen 74 ANNE ED MBS WaJ of JJono, VFlay Court s4tten Jan13 Senior College . . . Frances Brown Junior College . . . Betty Gibbs Sophomore College . . . Olga Valdes Freshman College . . . Ruth Rozier School Senior . . . Terry Kane School Junior . . . Lucille Black School Sophomore . . . Dotty Todd School Freshman . . . Nancy Barton Standing, left to right: Valdes, Brown. Todd. Kane. Gibbs Seated, left to right: Barton, Black. Rozier 75 Shawls and swirls Irish Colle ens Over nd Under Swedish Mmnimm! FIirtatioiis Hussians Beauty 76 The Birds Christmas Carol” Sugar? Reading to the children But mama! Seconds Aunt Liz, Aunt Sue and Grandma Have you seen your dentist, boys? College Hall Relaxing Them Ruggles young’uns i Doctor and daughter Languid Emerging Crossroads From whence the flowers? Is that a goldfish, Alice? Just restin’ Tired? Typical seniors Rear view 78 The girls with the rep! Cherubs Jesse coming? Lazy Sunday Prissy Sweetness Silhouette The car’s from Texas Look to the future What’s the lineup? Mad a party? Careful! FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Miss Zoulean Anderson Box 502, Florence, S. C. Mrs. W. II. Armistead Montreat, N. C. Miss Ann Arthur Morchcad City, N. C. Mrs. Mildred S. Bergholtz 75 Appleton St., Manchester. N. II. Miss Dorothy Boardinan 750 Colonial Drive, Orlando. Fla. Mr. Fred Brewer Route 6. Maryville, Tenn. Miss Evelyn Burrell Abbeville, S. C. Miss Frances E. Cole Route 4, Tiininonsville, S. C. Miss Margaret Cunningham R. F. I). 2, Box 394, Barberton. Ohio Miss Roberta M. Daniel 2793 Vernon Terrace, Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Lallie B. Darden 5200 Carillo Ave., Norfolk, Va. Mrs. C. E. Dorsey 2140 Rcdfern Road, Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Carolyn Fields Box 44, Lamar, S. C. Miss Lucy Grier Montreat. N. C. Dr. Grier Montreat, N. C. Dean and Mrs. JoeEd Hollis Montreat, N. C. Miss Sue Holmes Montreat, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt 129 Miller Avenue, Maryville, Tenn. Miss Mary Jo Jackson 1203 Augusta St., Bluefield. W. Va. Mrs. Clark Johnson Box 2073, Asheville, N. C. Dr. Fronde Kennedy 186 N. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg. S. C. Miss Sarah Kitchen Black Mountain, N. C. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. McGregor Montreat, N. C. Mrs. Margery Macaulay Montreat. N. C. Mrs. W. F. Mauldin Pickens, S. C. Mrs. Tallulah J. Maund 1112 Virginia Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Miss Helen Miles Montreat. N. C. Mr. John Miller Rt. 1. Farm School Road, Swannanoa, N. C. Mr. Richard E. Mooney Montreat, N. C. Miss Barbara Morrow Box 744. Black Mountain, N. C. Mrs. Ruth Riley 4544 Fairway. Dallas, Texas Dr. Cora D. Reeves Black Mountain, N. C. Miss Margaret E. Smith 95 Vermont, Asheville, X. C. M iss Alma Steading 5 Keat Ave., Greenville, S. C. Miss Mary A. Ward Montreat. N. C. Miss Nannie Watkins Montreat. N. C. Miss Annie Webb Montreat, N. C. Mrs. W. E. White Deleo, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Woodhousc Nlontreat, N. C. Miss Marietta Yarnell 3225 lefferson St., Paducah. Kv. COLLEGE Anna Mae Abdullah 460 Phelps St.. Jacksonville, Fla. Jackie Allen 1014 Church St. W.. Waycross, Ga. Roberta Anderson Juan. Kentucky Nancy Armistead Montreat, N. C. Betsy Armstrong Route 2. Rogersville. Tenn. Betty Adair Attwood 801 N. E. 122nd St., N. Miami, Fla. Mary Katherine Bean Stovall, N. C. Virginia Bean Stovall, N. C. Anna Maud Benness Route 1, Candler, N. C. Margaret Bosemon Box 60. Clinton, S. C. Mirta Borges Hotel La Aragonesa . Cardenas. Cuba Janet Mae Bound 623-30th St., West Palm Beach, Fla. Ann Bristow Inverness, Alabama Ethel Blue Britt Box 182. Southern Pines. N. C. Mary Faye Britt Route 2. Chadbourn. N. C. Frances Ilene Brown Modena Extension. Gastonia, N. C. Florence Buckner Clinchfield Station, Marion, N. C. Mary Lily Burgess Box 138, R. F. D., Grccleyville, S. C. Charlotte Burgess Paces, Virginia Arrietta Burnette Box'294, Black Mountain, N. C. Catherine Byrum 4 Duke Power Hill, Great Falls. S. C. Ruby Carter Mars Hill, N. C. Miriam Castillo Maxinio Goniez 1. Calobozordc Sogun. Cuba Louise Cayton Aurora. N. C. Betty Jean Chaplin 414 Walnut Ave., Roanoke. Va. Juanita Combs Juan, Ky. Mary Bell Combs Anchorage, Ky. Dorcas Connelly 409 N. 21st Ave., Hopewell. Va. Norma Gumming 1927 Klein Road, Wilmington. N. C. Frances Currv Inverness. Fla. Frances Davis 5 Chamblis St., Woodruff. S. C. Mary Ruth Denman Prospect C. P. Manse, Cleveland, Tenn. Jacqueline Dillon Protestant Orphan's Home. New Orleans. La. Laura Alyene Draper 908 Oak St., Decatur, Ala. Helen Duke South Main St.. La Favette, Ga. Mary Bland Dunbar 312 S. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. Eleanor Enloe Andrews, N. C. lerrv Ford 17(H) Alabama Ave., Selma, Ala. Nellie Garcia Sprui 248, Cardenas. Cuba Grace Gay 4715 Venable Ave., Charleston. W. Va. Martha Cetsinger 1412 Edgewood Ave., Anderson, S. C. Betty Gibbs........................... Clayton, Ga. Willa Dean Glass 1013 Green St., Tarrant. Ala. Catherine Glenn 624 Farley Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Rebecca Glenn Route 3, Gastonia, N. C. Agnes Godert R. F. D. 2, Box 202-B. Panama City, Fla. Margaret Ann Gonano 2517 Clovis St., Bluefield. W. Va. Ada Gonzalez Calvo Y Calle 21, 518. Cardenas, Cuba Jo Ann Gordon 7 Fredonia Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Katherine Groseclose Eightacres. R. F. D. 4, Roanoke, Va. Joan Guthrie Hot Sorings. Va. Mae Hager Route 2. Bessemer Gitv. N. C. Mary Catherine Hall Rose Hill. N. C. Patricia Harley 904 MacArthur Blvd., Warner Robins. Ga. Pauline Robertson Hart Purvis. N. C. Evelyn Hennessee Route 2. Bostic. N. C. Irma Hernandez Cardenas. Cuba Martha Holman Route 3. Box 329. Ouincy Fla. Jacquelyn Holt Route 3. Franklin. Tenn. Jane Holt Box 358, Montreat, N. C. Frances Hood ............................ Weir, Miss. Cordie Hylton Route 1, Blairs. Va. Sally Kemble Kyserike, N. Y. Helen Kilgore 19 Garraux Street. Greenville. S. C. Ruby Lambert Jefferson. X. C. Margaret Langston 126 Palcncia Place I.ois Lcisimrcr Lakeland, Fla. 107 3rd Ave. South. South St. Paul. Minn. Marv Leslie 135 Cobb Street. Ccdartown. Ga. Dorothv Lundv Mountain Citv. Tcnn. Margaret Lyon c o Mrs. J. A. Jones, Cobdcn, 111. Bettv Marshall Williamsvillc. Va. Betty Martin Scottdale. Ga. Peggy McClain 2508 Sink St.. Ruth McClintock Winston-Salem. X. C. Winnsboro, S. C. Rachel McGill Kings Creek, S. C. Mary McGill Kings Creek, S. C. Beth Mcllwaine 305 West Meeting St., Marjorie Macintosh Lancaster. S. C. 644 Mandalay Rd. Ruth Andres MeKav Clearwater. Fla. 445 West 10th St.. Betty Charles McLeod Ocala, Fla. Biscoe, X. C. Ann Mereness 711 Lexington Ave., Marian Miller Charlottesville, Va. Inoris. S. C. Lilli Mitchell Cawood, Ky. 1 Icrcnia Morales Box 1057, Peggy Morgan Mavguez, Puerto Rico Route 1. Xorwood, X. G. Sue Morrison Route 1. China Grove. X. C. Rubv Morton Box 60, Clinton. S. C. Jeanette Nash 18-30 Green St., Augusta. Ga. Jean Xunalee Route 7, Fayetteville. X. C. Josephine Overton Kanuga Road, Jolene Parks Hendersonville. X. C. Chatham Hill. Va. Kathryn Patterson Grottoes, Va. Vernie Pike Route 5, Greer, S. C. Mary Bess Plyler Box 153, Great Falls. S. C. Mary English Porter Wauchula, Fla. MDNTREAT Rebecca Allen Box 637, Port St. Joe. Fla. Annie An Inchon. Korea Toni An Inchon, Korea Nancy Barton Clinchmore, Tcnn. Lucille Black 1252 E. Boulevard, Charlotte, N. C. Elizabeth Bohannon 1440 Graham St. S. W., Atlanta. Ga. Joan Bomar Swannanoa, X. C. (Veterans Hospital) Kathleen Bissett 120 Langston St.. Hot Springs. Ark. Mary Boland Brumby Murphy, X. C. Mary Agnes Caldwell Davidson, X. C. Betty Anne Chesebrough 322-3 Plymouth St., Jacksonville, Fla. Mary Alice- Coulter Monticello, Fla. Ann Combs Anchorage, Ky. Martha Dabney Box 225. Gloucester, Va. Mary Don Doty 615 E. Main St.. Rogersville, Tcnn. Ann Flovd 206 Walker Boulevard, Opelika. Ala. Jeanne Frary 94 Farragut Hoad. Cincinnati, Ohio Box 246, Hillslxiro. X. C. Box 246 Hillsboro. X. C. Box 2, Encruciada. Cuba 404 Cameron St.. Burlington. X. C. Margaret Hobbs 3388 X. W. 74 Terrace. Miami. Fla. Dorothy Ann Holcomb Goodwatcr, Ala. Hose Marie Holloman 110 Hoxboro St.. Durham, X. C. 222 X. High St.. Columbus. Ohio Wharton. W. Va. 6606 Bradlev Ave., Parma. Ohio 1802 West Cardinal Dr.. Mobile. Ala. Booncvillc, Miss. Sidna Fryer Sue Fryer Digna Garcia Peggy Goss Barbara Holt Marie Jackson Elaine Jasper Terry Lila Kano Sue Kincaid Rebecca Hay Irma Hicks Marjorie Rolxrtson Consuela Robledo Charlotte Roth Ruth Ho .icr Glenda Selman Sarah Ann Sherman Willard. X. C. Route 2. McDonough. Ga. 207 Xorth 15th Ave.. Hopewell, Va. Ayllon 298. Cardenas. Cuba 2825 Twenty-eighth St.. X. W., Washington. D. C. Bethune, S. C. 551 Lucy Avenue, Memphis, Tcnn. 947 Oakvicw Ave., Gadsden. Ala. Barbara Smith Route 2. Morganton, X. C. Mary Ann Smoak Aberdeen, X. C. Jeanette Spellman 1165 S. Wellington St., Memphis, Tcnn. Colleen Story 306 Irma Avenue. Lexington. X. C. Sonia Suk Seoul, Korea Annabelle Sutphin 57 Pulaski Ave., Radford. Va. Jean Tussey Route 4. Box 50, Legington. X. C. Belascoai n 69, Olga Gonzalez Valdes Havana. Cuba Margery Ann Washburn Irma Webb •101 S. 20th Street, Decatur. 111. Route 1, Monroe. X. (3. Elizabeth Whitlock Route 5, Floyd, Va. Willa Mae Whitson Tipton Hill. X. C. Mildred Wilkinson Castonhurg. Ala. Carolvn Williams 110 Pinecrest Parkway, Patricia Williams Wilmington. X. C. 5004 Colonial Drive. Columbia. S. C. Patricia Williamson 2226 Belvedere Ave., S. , Atlanta. Ga. Patricia Woody 303 36th St.. Virginia Beach. Va. Evan R. Wrenn Routt 1. Chapel Hill. X. C. Dorothy Wright 2610 Argonne Ave., Xorfolk 9, Va. Yuri Yamaguchi Cedar Lane, Howard Beach. X. Y. Florence Young 513 Cassatt Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Box 366. Crest view, Fla. 715 Viand St., Point Pleasant, W. Va. Box 1 130. Durham. X. C. Xew Market. Tcnn. Dante. Va. Rainellc, W. Va. Margaret Xell King Genevieve Landrum Anne Lax ton Anne Meek Loy Anne Muse Mollv Myles Ada Nin Tropical 3 Ropt. Kohlv. Havana. Cuba Marian Parker Parkhurst Plantation. Elm City, X. C. Betsy Rhine 908 Club Boulevard. Durham. X. C. Lorenna Grace Riddle Barrett, W. Va. Molly Riley 4544 Faiway, Dallas. Texas Frances Roberson Spray, X. C. Jacquelyn Scott 137 Pine Grove Manor, Spartanburg, S. C. Dorothy Ann Schultz Wcsttown, X. Y. Janie Smith 331 Pine St.. Williamsport Pa. Shirley Smith 411 Windsor St.. Monroe, X. C. Georgina Sanchez 65 Hillside. Asheville, X. C. Dixie Xell Southard Sylva. X. C. Dorothv Todd Plumtree. X. C. Janie Valentine 27 Summit Walk. Wilmington. X. C. Carol Weaver. 207 Hillside St.. Asheville. X. C. Hope W_ ideman 835 Orange Park. Lakeland, Fla. Christina Williams 7 Buckingham Court. Asheville. X. C Nan Williams 711 East 6th Avenue, Tallahassee. Fla. 200 W. Oldtown St.. Galax. Va. .Montreat. X. C. Marshall. X C 1305 Anderson St.. Wilson, X. C. Creenhill St.. Charleston. S. C. Mary Ann Wiser Betsv Wilson Mary Ann Worley Ann Wood Lease Wyman SPONSORS PAGE Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stoddart Mrs. Charles McLeod Miss Roberta Daniel Mrs. Frank Keyser Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Harley Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Getsinger Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Washburn Mrs. Albert E. Cox C. D. Bryant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox Lee’s Jewelry Galumbeck and Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Real Strickler Dr. James H. Love Asheville Sporting Goods Store Eddie Lins Mrs. Lacy Marshall Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mooney Mrs. Ira D. Holt Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gordon Dr. E. K. Brake Mrs. Clara Bailey Julia Rea Evans Glenn Evans, Jr. Asheville Police Department Lucille Vaught Raleigh Cox Edie McMullen Mary Jo Jackson Jesse Bratton 82 Compliments of Knights Pharmacy VICTORY CAB CO. Prescription Specialists DRUGS - SODAS AND SUNDRIES • Meet your friends at KNIGHT'S Black Mountain, N. C. Phone 4881 Compliments of Quality Dry Cleaning Co. CLARK-FOWLER “A Friendly Interest In Your Personal Appearance” CIGAR COMPANY Dry Cleaning Specialists • Black Mountain. N. C. Call and Delivery Service Asheville. N. C. 83 PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS AT LOW COST As Good As Or Better Than The Original Send any size photo (Do not send proofs) Your original will lx? returned uninjured 20-2 1 2 x 3 1 2 $1.00 12-3 x 4 $1.00 National Photo Co. Country Club Station Kansas City 2, Missouri Sc RAFpT'S The Call Of The Nation's Leading Candies” Camp Montreat ON SALE AT GOOD STORES EVERYWHERE Under Direction of Montreat College $1.00 - $2.00 Lb. J. Rupert McGregor, President Morgan Bros., Inc. Is A Call To A Summer Program W hole sale Distributors Which Makes For Health, Happiness And Character 67 Broadway, Asheville. N. C. (Candy) is Delicious Food Miss Sarah Anderson, Director Montreat, North Carolina 84 SKYLINE DAIRIES Quality Dairy Products Milk — Cream — Ice Cream — Cottage Cheese — Buttermilk Vitamin D” Homogenized Milk ASHEVILLE, N. C. m coin ROLLS DEVELOPS Anv size 6 or 8 exposure roll film only 35c HaWn, rushed iftCK RABBIT CO. SPARTANBURG, S. C. 85 ASSEMBLY INN Home of the Presbyterian Church Show Place of the Carolinas Open The Year Round For Information Write Rates Reasonable Reservation Clerk Montreat, North Carolina Montreat College Bookstore Under Student Management Our Congratulations to the S. P. S. for a good job well done—Our thanks to you of the Student Body for Your Patronage and Support. 86 MONTREAT COLLEGE A four-year Liberal Arts College emphasizing a positive Christian program, high scholarship standings and low costs. MONTREAT SCHOOL A four-year High School offering the best possible educational advantages under positive Christian influences. Beautiful Buildings and Grounds in a Perfect Setting of Mountains. 87 J. Rupert McGregor, th.d., President LANCE’S ESSO STATION Best Wishes Phone 2491 “Care saves Wear” Black Mountain, N. C. BLACK MOUNTAIN DRUG CO. Rexall Black Mountain, N. C. AUTO REPAIRING Esso Gas and Oil WOODCOCK MOTOR COMPANY Ford Dealers Black Mountain, N. C. KEY CITY PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Sundries and Fountain Service Phone 5231 Phone 2591 Black Mountain, N. C. For Your Electrical Appliances and Fuel Oil See Us BLUE RIDGE CLEANERS VIVERETTE RADIO SUPPLY CO. Black Mountain. N. C. Black Mountain, N. C. 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