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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

ION Ni:. HETTY. CHARLOTTE 2 1, 7582 Montreat isn I just a place. It is an inspiration.—-a spirit—a way of life, Montreal is more than this. Montreal is many things. . . . . . . things like looking around you and seeing Cod in familiar faces, in kind deeds, in the sunset, in the first dogwood blossoms. . . . . . . things like Monday morning clean ups, hasty trips to Asheville, the sign out cards. Come! . cordially . and Is the mail up? .... . . . things like sharing, loving, laughing, and crying together. . . . . . . these things are Montreat . . . these things 3 are you. DEDICATION In grateful recognition ol Ins unselfish devotion of time, energy, and personality to Montreat . . . In appreciation lor the lesson lie teaches us ol realizing the real vv orth in others . . . . . . for her ever-constant support of him in that which he does, for her sunny smile and spontaneous personality . . . . . . lor the love, interest, patience, and understanding, so freely extended, which has endeared them Loth to till ol us . . . We proudly dedicate the 1952 Sun Dial to our president and his lady. 5 How clear to our hearts will the memory be Of the clays we have spent in thy care. When within thy dear halls we have lingered a while All thy gifts and thy blessings to share. So the memory of thee will ever remain. While we think of each clear hallowed scene; And the bonds ol true loyalty, blest through the years, Our affections will ever keep green. I hen. to thee. Alma Mater, we II ever be true. I hough the coming years scatter us far; And the ideals you taught us will ever be bright. 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 Montreal. c. am, ipuis . Within thy dear halls 6 Gaither Hall College Administration and Classroom Building 8 World Fellowship Building College Dormitory College J Iali. Montri.vt School Dormitory I loWERTON I IaI.1. College Dormitory The Auditorium Mon treat School Administration and C lassroom Building 10 • ,vn‘)S «YMNASIUM I I . . . And the ideals you taught us . . . Anne McCmntock ' ' � Representative Mon treat College. B.S. I HOMAS M. Cox Assistant I reasurer National Business College Ro.inoL'. ii. Mrs. C. L. Medford Bookkeeper Cecil's Business College Asheville, N. C. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 11 Elen Hood Publicity Secretary Roanoke College Konnok -, Yu. C. A. Stubbs Manager o f Hotels and College Dining Room University of North Carolina Atlantic Christian College Wilson. N. C. Victoria Sam burg Secretary to President Montreat College. B.S. NOT PICTURED: Francis O. YVyly, Superintendent of Grounds 14 Doan of Students l rofessor of Bible Vandi rbilt I University Bachelor of Aria Master of Arts Peabody College University ok Hawaii Northwestern University Columbia Seminary (ir.iiln.il.- Work Jon Registrar Shorthand Plora MacDonald College. B.A. University ok North Carolina. M S. The Assembly’s Training School Summer Sessions. Bowling Green Business Uni- versity. Bowling Green. Kentucky. FACULTY ELIZABETH HOYT......................Social Studies Maryville College. B.A.: University of I ennessec. M.A.: Columbia University. Two Summer Sessions: University of North Carolina, I hrro Summer Sessions. FRONDE KENNEDY.....................................English Presbyterian College of South Carolina. HA.. M.A.. 1)1.ill.; College for Women. Columbia. S. C.. B.A.: Columbia University. M.A.. One Additional Session and Four Summer Sessions: I diversity of Wisconsin. One Summer Session. ELIZABETH MAXWELL...........................French Woman’s College of University of North Carolina. A.B.: University of North Carolina. M.A. MRS. W. I’. MAUI.DIN .... Housemother Chicora C ollege, V. ZOUI.EAN ANDERSON.....................Bible ( ollego lor Women. Columbia, S. C.. B.A.; Columbia University. M.A.: Assembly’s 1 raining School; Biblical Seminary. New York. New York. MRS. O. V. ARMSTRONG . Business Education I diversity of Smthern C alifornia: Bible Institute of Los Angeles B.Mus. FRED BREWER...........................Biology - Botany Maryville College. B.A.; University of Tennessee. M.A.: Graduate Work: Peabody College. Appalachian State Teachers' College. VIRGINIA W. BUCHANAN . . . Librarian King College. B.A.: Peabody College. M.A.L.S. LUCY GRIER............................Hygiene. Nurse Agnes Sott College. B.A.: Presbyterian Hospital. New York. N Y.. R.N.: C olumbia University. M.A. DR. NETTIE GRIER Resident Physician Womans College ol New ork. M.D. 16 FACULTY HELEN MILES......................Home Economics Maryville College. B.A.: University of lennessee. B.S.. MS JOHN MILLER . Psychology. Education Chemistry Berea College. B.S.: Peabody College for leathers. M A ; Graduate Work University ol Chicago; University ol North Carolina; Peabody College for leathers. EDWARD ( i. PEARCE . . Business Education Western C arolina 1 eachers ( allege. B S. JOHN SINCLAIR...............................Piano I.ouisiana Slate I niversity. B Mas . Kastman School ol Music. M. Mus.; lililliard School of Music. I )iploma in Piano. MARGARLI L. SMITH . . Physical Education I lor.i MacDonald ( ollegc. B A . leathers College. C ohinihia Unix -rsity. M.A.: Grad unto Work: George Poul ody ( allege for I eachers; University ol Wisconsin. GEZA SOOS..................Bible. Business Eau Budapest I niversity. I.L.D. and Pol.Sc.I).; Diploma of Judge and Barrister; Geneva I heologii.il Seminary. lli.B . Several Biblical C ourses in Hungary EGBERT THATCHER .... Voice. Organ Conservatory of Music. Chicago. B.S.Mus MART WARD...................Assistant to Nurse l lora MacDonald College. NANNIE G. WATKINS.......................Spanish i'armville Slate- Normal; Assembly’s I r.lining School; Randolph Macon Womans College, B.A.; C oluinhia University. M.A . C oluinhia I niversity. One Summer Session; lliree years’ Resi- dence in Cuba; Duke University. I wo Summer Sessions MRS. KATHERINE WILSON WHITE— German. Latin Womans College of the University of North Carolina. B.A.: I niversity of North C arolina. M.A.. Pli.D.; University of Chicago, One Summer Session. 17 a asses I hough the coming years scatter us far 18 ColLae Se eruor5 PATRICIA WILLIAMSON President B.S.. Religion Inimitable Myrl ”. whose gift lor entertaining has made our parties and banquets stupendous occasions. When some needed article could not he lound to rarry out our plans, she made it with her own clever hands. CLASS OF '52 A group ol personalities so rare that the efforts of one other person would he wasted energy. I here are quiet ones, gay ones, leaders, lollowers. instigators ol big ideas, and workers who carry them out. I ogether we have lived these lour years, giving ourselves whole- heartedly to Montreal, receiving from her blessings and gifts beyond measure. JUANITA COMBS Vice-President B.S.. Home Economics Neat, attractive Juanita is Cafeteria hostess—and what a great degree of patience that demands! She is kind and understanding, overlooking faults and seeing the best in everyone. MARTHA HOI MAN Ireosurer IS A . Religion' Our jolly, unselfish Martha is another behind the scene, worker . I low many times have we seen her in battered blue jeans—and a vivid plnid sliirl to give her couragi— slaving to carry out some fantastic scheme of ours. Who would not love her when she roars with laughter at a joke on herself or weeps with joy over our good fortunes? I hank you. Martha, for being one of us. CotLy S emor VIRGINIA BEAN B.A.. BlOl.OGY Jinx' and her knitting can be seen most anywhere m Montreal at most any time! Enthusiastic about every- thing. she lives each day to the fullest. LOUISE CAYTON B.A.. History I low rhies one manage to read volumes oi history parallel. In- hostess in the dining room, keep up wi ill the comings and goings ol Mrs Roosevelt, and still be happy-go-lucky? Ask Louise, lor she has done these well. REBECCA GLENN B.A.. Religion Her I angliing eyes and sweet smile reveal something of llie wonderful personality which lias endeared her to iiv all Many an underclassman lias wisely chosen Becky as her ideal. MAE HAGER B.S.. Nome Economics Quiet, dignified Maizie has learned her lessons well in Nome Economics. She wears a diamond on third finger, left hand, so we think it won t lx loin until she applies her learning to a home of her own—and what a lovely home it will he! 26 Patricia Williams President Dorothy Jane Warren Vice-President Helen Duke Secretary I'rances Davis Treasurer JUNIORS Miss Elizabeth Maxwell Advisor 27 FAYE BRUT PAT CONGER FRANCES Q JRRY juniors MARTHA GETSINGER MARGARET LANGSTON II 1 I XI PARKS MARY ANN SMOAK ?8 COLLEEN STORY 79 Mr. Fred Brewer Advisor C olleae S)opli ec e —Sophomores CAROLYN ll I ITS President JOAN DOUGLAS 'ice Presiden I BETTY MEBANE Secretary HELEN JOHNSON 7 reasurer 30 I I.INOR AMMONS FRANCES BRIDGES BETTY LOU BURGAN XENIA CROYE1TO VIRGINIA BLACKBURN ANN BROOM LUCY BUSTON ANN I I NTON BETTY BLOUNT PAULINE BROWN ALICE COLLINS HEIDEIUNKE otnored 31 MARY JAM GILLESPIE I 11.INORI- KRIEGER BETTY LOWN JULIA RANKIN COR I ITA HENSON IOAN LETSON MARY RLTH MARSHALL CAROLYN ROBINSON IUNE KING I.OIA LOWERY GENEVIEVE NEWMAN GEORGINA SANCHEZ ERNESTINE WIGGINS Soph lomorei 32 33 Louise Bennett President Joan Hunsberger Vice-President a a 6 Margaret Barrett Olivia Bishop Imogcne Booth Doris Bush .eta Rose Miller Secretary Evelyn Morris I reasurer Miss Margaret Smith Advisor 34 Ivey Dee Chaffin Georgia Combs Jo I'.lln Dunaway Mary (iici n Sliela ( «regory Margaret Lcecli Ruby McCray Carolyn M.isoii I ranees Mou on Katliervn Mull Hilda Plecker Mary Alice Reed Janet Ruti� Smitli L'.velyn Steele I'.li abeth Stewart I-ranees I liorne Julia I raynlinin Nancy Wallace i'rcida Wliile Ruth Wooten . . .. All lhy gifts and thy blessings to share . . . EVELYN III XXI SSI I; President of S. ( . A. I lie Student Government Association, based on the honor system, strives to develop high standards of personal conduct and a spirit of cooperation within the school. I.efI to Right: BETTY MARSHALL lulilor of Student Publications PATRICIA WILLIAMSON President of Senior ('lass JEANETTE NASH President of Athletic Association REBECCA GLENN President of Student Christian Association PATRICIA W ILLIAMS President of junior Class CAROLYN FRITTS President of Sophomore ( lass LOUISE BENNEIT Presiilenl of Freshman Class STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION l.eft to Right: FRANCES DAVIS Assistant House President PAT CONGER Secretary of Student Body CAROLYN WILLIAMS ice President of Student Body MARY FAYE BRETT I louse President ANN FENTON Assistant House President EVELYN HI NNESSFF President of Student Hotly MISS ELIZABETH WILSON Adiisor I.eft to Right: BETTY MEBANE. Secretary MARTHA GITSINGER. Vice Presulent Rl :m ( ( A GLENN. President TRANCES CURRY, treasurer MISS ZOl'M AN ANDERSON. Advisor Left to Right. Front Ron-. BETTY BI.OUNT. f’oreign Missions i MARY ANN SMOAK. Spiritual l.ife PATRICIA WILLIAMS. Assistant Vice President f ANN LE YTON. Music lA'fl to Right. Hath Row: I LUCY’ BUSTO.N. ('omnuleship JUNI-: KING. Arl and Publicity PAT CONGER. Religious Education I CORL7ITA HENSON. Frdislmenl and Training ■ EVELYN IIENNESSEE. President of Student Hotly BITTY LOWN. President of l ife Service ELINOR AMMONS. Home Missions STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Student Christian Association, com- posed of the entire student body, works toward the development of stronger faith and more Christlike living by means of Bible study, service projects, and devotional programs. REBECCA GLENN President .f l fo Right: ELLINORE KRIEGER. Literary Editor BETTY MARSHALL, fulitor in Chief COLLEEN STORY. Associate Editor STAFF OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 1 Ik staff of Student Publications is always at work recording in the Dio IpIIp and Sun Dial the events, great or small, solemn or gay. which make the year too precious to he forgotten. Is’fl to Right: JOLENE PARKS. Business Mummer JOAN 1)01 '( 1 .AS. Advertising Miiikiiiit, Diulrtlr HELEN DIKE. Ad ivrtising Manager, Sun Dial .eft to Right: ELIZABETH STEYVART. Feature Editor LITA ROSE MILLER. An Editor EREIDA WHITE:. Typist SHELA GREGORY. I honor f ulitor HILDA PLECKER. Reporter OLIVIA BISHOP- Sports Editor ELINOR AMMONS. Feature Editor (Scaled) JOAN HUNSBERGER. Reporter JO EIJ.A DUNAWAY. Asst. Ado. Manager FRANCES BRIDGES. Typist MARGARET LEECH. Reporter MARGARET LANGSTON. Typist 40 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I he Athletic Association, in an effort to properly balance our schedule of work and play, plans a busy calendar of individual and group sports, encouraging every student to participate. OFFICERS JEANETTE NASH President MAE HAGER.........Vice President MARTHA HOLMAN Salary ERNESTINE WIGGINS Treasurer VIRGINIA BUVCKBURN. Iliwassee ' «[ Chief ANN BROOM. Choctaw I rihe Chief HELEN JOHNSON. MAawk Tribe Chief MARY JANE GILLESPIE. Cherokee Tribe Chief I.eft to Right: FRANCES BRIDGES. Head „f Soccer JOAN I.ITSON. Head of Volleyball ALICE COLLINS. Head of Softball IILIDI. I'U.NKL. Publicity Manager FRANCES CURRY. Co Hiker JUNE KING. Head Cheerleader LI 'CY BUSTON. Head of Basketball VIRGINIA BEAN. Heatl of Individual Sports and I ennis Till: CHURCH CHOIR “All of (is . . . Everyone of us .. . I he Music Department seeks lo combine individual and group talents into sources of inspiration, enjoyment, and enrichment for ourselves as well as others. 42 THE CHRISTMAS C AROL SERVICE KAPPA PI BETA Officers ELI.INORE KRIEGER. ELIZABETH STEWART. SHEI.A GREGORY. MARGARET LEECH. Advisors. MRS. WHITE. MISS BUCHANAN. Honorary Hornier l)R ERONDE KENNEDY. COLLEGIATE COUNCIL OF UNITED NATIONS Officers CORI7ITA HENSON. IOAN LETSON. EVELYN MORRIS. Advisor. MISS HOYT. 44 LIFE SERVICE GROUP Officers BI’ITY LOWN. PAT CONGER. EVELYN MORRIS. Advisor: MISS ANDERSON. PRAYER GROUP LEADERS Mi io Right. MAE HAGER. PAT CONGER. CAROLYN I RITIS. ANN I ENTON. ANN BROOM. HELEN DUKE. MARY ANN SMOAK 45 THE THALIANS THE AMERICAN RED CROSS Officers: MARY JANE GILLESPIE. VIRGINIA BLACKBURN. DOR OTHY JANE WARREN. CAROLYN I RUTS. A,l- .«Of MR THATCHER. Chairmen: JUANITA COMBS. VIRGINIA BLACKBURN. ELLI NORi: KRIEGER. JULIA RAN- KIN. ELIZABETH STEWART. A,I,risor: MISS MILES. THE HILLBILLIES . EN ROUTE TO RED CROSS VVARD ENTERTAINS 11-NT AT MOORE GENERAL. 47 ... 1 he bonds of true loyalty . . 48 CHEERLEADERS JUNK KING Head Cheerleader JEAN BOOTH. MARGARET LEECH Cherokee DORIS BUSH. OLIVIA BISHOP Choctaw HILDA PLECKER. SHELA GREGORY Mohawk GEORGIA COMBS. JULIA TRAYNHAM lliii’ossep HIWASSEE TRIBE M CLUB VIRGINIA BEAN. President . . . And forever thy praises repeat . . MAY COURT tam6 MOR PRESENTATIVE '1166 Junior Representative um 5 Viraivua (LJiacK Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Acknowledge SUPERLATIVES l55 Pebecca Cjienn I'rue Spiritual Vision Patricia 'WJilli tampon ( fRACIOUSNESS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Montreat, N. C. MISS ANNIE WEBB Principal Chemistry. Mathematics University oi Louisville. B.A. Columbia I University. M.A. MISS ROBERTA DANIEL Dean of Girls Peace Institute. Raleigh ADMINISTRATION MONTREAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS To help each student grow in Christian character, to prepare each student for a full, useful, mature lile. to build a firm foundation in each mind for further education—these arc the purposes ol Montreal School. I he School, under the auspices of four principal student organizations— Cabinet. Council. Staff, and Board—sponsors prayer groups, sings, musical entertainments. I he Lookout, and various sports which help the student grow spiritually, mentally, physically, and socially. 62 ARMISTEAD COLE HOLT WINDHAM BORGES DORSEY JOHNSON WOODHOUSE FACULTY Mrs. W. H. Armistead Social Shulies, English Queen College. B.A.; Asheville Normal School Miss Mirta Borges Spanish Montreal College. IVA : Eastman Sltool of Music Miss Frances Elizabeth Cole I.alin. I'rench Flora MacDonald ( oli ege. IV A ; I niversily of Norlli Carolina. M.A Mrs. C. H. Dorsey Bible Bcllewood Seminary. B A.; Kentucky Presbyterian Normal School Miss Jane P. Holt Biology. Physiology. Physical luhnalion Montreal College. B.S.: I'niversily of Wisconsin Mrs. Clark Johnson Piano Coe College; leather's Certificate from lolin Flelclier College; Organ Pupil of Katherine Nolan ami Janies Alder son; Mrs Adams I e,alters (lasses; I eacliers C lasses with Guy Maier Miss Anne Windham English Agnes Soil College, IVA ; University of Alabama Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse V oice C onverse C ollege. IVA ; Graduate Pupil of Coral Baker. Vocal Studio. ( liurlottc. N ( . Montreal Summer S Itool • •I Music under Direction of Westminster Choir Shook 63 BORGIS. HARRIS. C I RRII I IITS. GRAHAM SENIOR CLASS... 1952 OFFICERS Ann Harris......................President Miriam Borges..............Vice-President Charlotte Fitts.................Secretary Anne Currie.....................Treasurer Ann Graham.........................Mascot MISS JANI HOLT Sponsor 64 AN BEITS BORGES CURRIE MARY MARGARET AN Haircuts and Tonis l naclt nl dress . quid dignity . . . “Sh h-lt li . girls' . . Madam President. Student Government Association 3. I. President I; Presi- dent of Class 3: Presbyterian Voulli fellowship I. Athletic Association 4: Feature I-. lit« r of Lookout 2: Alpha Phi 4; French Clul 4: Spanish Club 3. 1. President 5; I ..«tin Club 2. Secretary 2; Secretary of ( lass 2; President S. S. Class 2: Music Club 2: Glee Club 2; Beta Club 4. M” Club 3. 4. President 4: Soccer Captain I; Cheer - leader 2. 3. 4: Hiking Club 2. 3: Apnclie I ribe 2. I. 4: Varsity Soccer 2; May Court Attendant 3: Maid of Honor 4: Senior Superlative. Graciousncss 4. GERALDINE ANN BETTS Llorida blues . . . short hair . culiin up . Happy Lut ky Spanish Club 3: Blackfoot Tribe 3. 4. MIRIAM BORGES Dark eyes . Cuba ■ . . I.ddie . . . ftinl si:e. Vice-President Class 4: President Spanish Club 4; Glee Club 4: Apache I ribe 4. ANNE RANDOLPH CURRIE I disagree! . . . dependable . . . L.diein . . . honor roll kid' Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Council 4. Chairman Chris- tian ork and Music 4: Latin Club 4. President 4; Treasurer of Class 4: Glee Club 4: Apache Tribe 4; Captain Varsity Soccer I; Senior Superlative, I rue Spiritual ision. SENIOR CLASS 65 DABBS NITS FOX HARRIS SHIRLEY JEAN DABBS Let s hare Inn! . . . cashmere sieeuters . . . Stale . . . ' tfoml time. Business Manager Student Publications I: Vice-President Allib in Bii.ml I: Si n Dial Stall I: Quill ami Scroll I; M Club I; Cheerleader I. I; Hiking C lub 3: Alpha Phi 3. I. President I: I reiuli Club 3. I. Chairman •!; I.alin Club I: Music Club 3; Secretary S. S. Class 4; Varsity Soccer 3: Chickasaw I ribe 3. I. CHARLOTTE DULIN FITTS Where's your article? . . . M. S. P. . . . Poodle . . . the age of innocence.' Student C lovernment Association I. Montreal School Pub- lications 3. I. I'cature I'.ditor 3. Ldilor-in-Chief of Lookout I: Si n Dial Slall I Quill and Scroll I; Alpha Phi I. Latin Club 3 Spanish Club 3. I: Secretary Class 3. 4: treasurer S. S. Class 3. 4; I liking Club 3: Varsity Soccer I; Blackloot I ribe 3. I; Senior Superlative. Joy in I .earning. SHIRLEY NADINE FOX Business si InnJ . . , Atlanta . . . ii’illv . . . chemistry . . . Aydsl Student Government Association I. Class Representative I: Athletic Board 4. Head of Soccer I; Montreal School Publications I, Iypist I: Latin Club 3. 4: French Club 4: Spanish Club I; Sequoia Tribe 3. 4: Hiking Club 3. ANN ELLIOT HARRIS She s io «in I short! . . . .el s trot! . . . brain . . . fry-on. Student Government Association -I, Vice -President 4; Presi- dent of ( lass -I; Bela C lub 4: ice President S. S. C.lass 3: Latin C lub 3. I. Secretary 3; I rench Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Hiking Club 3: Chickasaw I ribe 3. 4: May Court Attendant 4. SENIOR 66 SPOON! K URIBK WARRI WYMAN MARLENE LOUISE SPOONER I till hilly music . . . Always ... U. I . hi yule . . . ( hallos . . . giggles. Montreal School Publications I. I ypist I itc l'ii -'idrnl ( lass 3: Miim ( lul I: Spunisli C'liil� 3. I; Cliiiliiisiiw Tribe 3. 4: Hiking Club 3. Board I . Clieeileader -I: Alplin Plii I; I rcasurer ('dee Club I. Spanish Club I. I. Music Clui� I: M ( bib I. Hiking ( bib {. I. Se |tioia I ribe 5. I; S-c rclury S S ( lass L Varsity Soccer L Marshal 3. Senior Superlative. S|Hirtsniansbi| ‘I. ESTHER GUERRERO URIBE Mexico City . . . men . . . i lollies . . pint sire . . . luilnrul heauly. Aparlie I rilx I: Spanish Club I BARBARA JANE WARREN Ye Hoard Pro; . . . allilelic . . . da:zliiifi hroirn eyes . . . train to (iiJJxhoro. Student Government Association I: President Athletic CLASS LEASE WYMAN Charleston . . . lallts fast . . . imior Senior of jt . . . cheerful. Student Government Association I. Presbyterian Youth l ellowship Council 3. I. Chairman of Christian Outre.u h 3. President 4; Beta Club 4; Latin Club 2. 3: President of Freud� Club 3: Music Club 2. 3. I: Glee Club 3; M” Club I. I: Apache Iribe I. 2. I. I; Marshal 2. 3. 67 JUNIOR CLASS BEARD. SLOAN. GRANT' . BARTON Helen Grantz Theresa Love Sloan OFFICERS . . President Betty Beard....................Secretary Vice-President Nancy Barton...................Treasurer PATRICIA ANN BABER NANCY BARTON BETTY BEARD 68 JUNIORS NANCY BROCE BARBARA CIIRISTINi: II WNL l'RARY HELEN GRANT DOROTHY ANN MAI L GENEVIEVE LANDRUM CAROLYN MABRY VIRGINIA LEE MUSE JUNIORS CARRI!-: ROBI ins IIIERESA I-OVE SLOAN JANIE SMITH MARIA SPENCE DIANTIIA VANDERPLAS MARY ANN WORLEY MISS ANN WINDHAM Sponsor MARIAN PARKER (Not Pictured) SOPHOMORE CLASS VAN WAMII.IN. CI RRI UXT. SMITH. CARNEY Carol Smith . . . I I AN N F.TTE ERREA U I.T OFFICERS President ice President Mia van Wamelen Barbara Carney Secretary I rcasurer l A LU BLANKENSHIP 71 BARBARA BITIS I KAN BOYKIN SOPHOMORE BARBARA CARNEY BONNIE CARNEY CATHERINE CARSON MARY CURTIS JANE GROSS PEGGY HOUSE SUE ORGAN CAROL SMITH 72 u JOSUOdC S30NOa Vl.ilIK SSIK JSOA VIDINLVd :rrdKVA v. vjk i. inv3NN3A :iu;i . v:ji M-INMai. VJLLJ RIVH SAW U NV31 xosnkoiii. hum ti inn:i i. u.wi SSV1D BETTY ABBOTT KATHERINE BARR CAROLE COPPOLA IANCHON FUNK MARY ARMISTEAD MARY ELIZABITH BLOUNT NANCY ENSLEY VIVIAN GRIFFIN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FANCHON FUNK.............President MITZI MacNICHOLAS . . Vice President SHIRLEY WEST.............Secretary MARY ARMISTEAD .... Treasurer PRUDENCE HAHN PATRICIA McGRATH PATRICIA MEGGS MIT ZI MacNICHOLAS MARTHA ANN MASSEY MISS WEBB. Sponsor 74 NOT PICTURED SHIRLEY WEST BURLINE HOWELL STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION I he main purpose of the Cabinet is to uphold the ideals and standards of the school, and. in doing so. to establish a friendly spirit among the students. 1 he Cabinet is made up of the president of the student body, the vice-president, the heads of the (lire e main organizations—Council. Staff, and Athletic Board—the presidents of the three upper classes and their representatives. TONI AN ... .... President of Student Body ANN HARRIS ... Vice-President of Student Body VIRGINIA LEE MUSE.....................Secretary Treasurer LEASE WYMAN . . President of Youth Fellowship CHARLOTTE FITTS.......................Editor of Lookout BARBARA WARREN President of Athletic Board ANN HARRIS........................President of Senior Class SHIRLEY FOX .... Representative of Senior Class HELEN GRANJZ......................President of Junior Class VIRGINIA LEE MUSI-. .... Junior Representative CAROL SMITH .... President of Sophomore Class JANE GROSS.........................Sophomore Representative 76 Bach Roir. left to Right- Landrum. Vcrreault, An. Sloan. Holman. ( «! •. Front Row: Muse. Spence. yman. orley, Rolwrts. PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 1 lit endeavor of the P. Y. F. Council is to promote Christian fellowship within the stu dent body and to help each girl follow the I ligli Road. I he Council sponsors the religious activities of the school. Sings, prayer groups, vespers, and morning watch are some of the main pro- grams which play a large part in each student s campus life. Members of the Council, who are chosen for their exemplary Christian living, are glad to advise the other students in any way they can. LEASE WYMAN ................................President MARIA SPENCE.................................Secretary VIRGINIA LEE MUSE...........................Treasurer MARY ANN WORLEY Chairman of Christian Faith CARRIE ROBER I S Chairman of Christian Comradeship TONI AN . President of Sliu cni Body 11 .RIO SI.OAN Chairman of Christian Growth JEANNE I II. LRRLAILI . Chm. of Christian Outreach GENEVIEVE LANDRUM Chm. of Christian Works MISS MARTHA HOLMAN. MISS ELIZABETH COLE.....................Sponsors 77 First Roto. I.eft to Ripbt: I ill'. Spence. Dahlts. Smith. Second Rote l.amlriim. Hahn. Verrenull. Yost. Tltirtl Rote: Fox. Spooner. Parker. ! hompson. MONTREAT STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Yea Staff . . . red and white on Tuesdays . . . meetings in 215 . . . Christmas ads . . . typewriters pounding . . . headlines and dead- lines . . . stoops of lasLminute news ... by and for the students . . . The Lookout finally in print! I he lives of the Ilditor. Business Manager, and the Staff members are a series of deadlines, getting ads. and doing the things necessary to make a really fine paper. CHARLOTTE PUTS Editor inChief MARIA SPENCE . Associate Fditor SHIRLEY DABBS Business yianuger JANIE SMITII . . Art Fditor GENEVIEVE LANDRUM Feature Fditor PRUDENCE HAHN.....................Sports Fditor JEANNETTE VERREAULT Club Reporter PAT YOST . . Society Fditor SHIRLEY I'OX Typist MARLENE SPOONER..........................Typist MARIAN PARKER............................Typist RUTH THOMPSON............................Typist 78 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I lie I ligh School Athletic Board plans and directs the recreation of the students. Its pur- pose is to develop interest and efficiency in sports, and to encourage healthful living, good sportsmanship, and a friendly spirit of coopera- tion among the girls. Upon arrival at Montreat, all students auto- matically become members ol the Athletic Association and of one of the four tribes. I he members of the Athletic Board are chosen for their skill in sports and for their ability to live up to the ideals of the Board. BARBARA WARREN President SHIRLEY DABBS Vice President JANIE SMITH Secretary CARRIE ROBERTS.................................Treasurer MARY ANN WORI.EY- lllackfoot 7 rihe ( lie and Basketball JANE GROSS . . Apache Tribe Chief II NNE I R RY.................Chickasaw Tribe Chief GENEVIEVE F.ANDRl M Sequoia Tribe Chief NANCY BRO( r..................Cheerleader and Hiker DIANTHA VANDERPLAS Publicity BARBARA CHRISTINE « «r Sports SHIRLEY' FOX......................................Soccer MIA VAN AMELIN Volleyball and Softball CAROLYN MABRY.....................................Tennis MISS HOI.T .....................................S ronsor I ONI AN...............................Honorary Memfcer 79 ALPHA PHI Shirley Dabbs President Pat Yost Vice-Presiden t Helen Grantz Secretary -7 reasurer Miss Windham Sponsor FRENCH CLUB Shirley Dabbs President Mary Ann Worley Vice-President Genevieve Landrum Secretary-Treasurer Miss Cole Sponsor SPANISH CLUB Miriam Borges President Nancy Broce V ice-President Diantha Vanderplas Secretary-Treasurer Miss Borges Sponsor 80 LATIN CLUB Anne Currie President Carol Smith Vice Presiden t Fanchon Funk Secretary Mary Blanton Armistead 7 reasurer Miss Cole Sponsor MUSIC CLUB Carolyn Mabry President Betty Beard Treasurer Mrs. Johnson Miss Woodiiouse Sponsors GLEE CLUB Carolyn Mabry President Anne Currie Vice-President Dorothy Ann Hall Secretary Barbara Warren 7 reasurer Mrs. Johnson Miss Woodiiouse Sponsors 81 CHEERLEADERS NANCY BROCE I lead Cheerleader Front: MABRY. Tl MBLER First Row. I.i’ll to Right: BORGES..................................Apache Tribe AN....................................A, niche I ribe HAHN................................lilachfoot I ribe SMITH..................................Sequoia Tribe Second Row. I.ell to Right: DABBS............................( hit haxiw Tribe PARKER..............................('bichasaw I ribe BROCE..............................Head Cheerleader YOST................................lilachfoot Tribe WARREN................................Spqiiuid I ribe HIKING CLUB NANCY BROCE Head of llihing 82 QUILL AND SCROLL l.efI In Right: MISS WINDHAM. Sponsor SHIRLEY DABBS MARIA SPI N I charlotte hits M CLUB 'IONI AN President NANCY BROCK Vice-President VIRGINIA LEI! MUSE Secretary - reastirer 83 FJ Apache Tribe JANE GROSS Chief Blackfoot Tribe MARY ANN WORLEY Chief Chickasaw Tribe JEANNE FRARY Chief Sequoia Tribe GENEVIEVE LANDRUM Chief 85 86 ATIVES Honor... £U ara w arren 166 a arlotte lJltt6 Joy in Learning Sportsmanship 'amara (Dettd Sophomore Representative MAY COURT S, t66 r v larva —Spence Junior Representative _ Jarri6 Senior Representative 166 m SkirLy Freshman Representative Maid of Honor . . . So the memory of thee will ever remain . . . 92 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Miss Zoulean Anderson ... Rt. 2. Florence. S. C. Mrs. W. 11. Armistcad................................Monlrenl. N. C. Miss Rarliel Brintlc Rl. I. Box 166. Ml. Airy. N. C. Miss Mirla Borges Cardonas. Cuba Mr. I wl Brewer........................Rl. 6. Maryville. Icnn. Miss Virginia Bin lianan ...........................Sallvillo, Va. Miss I'.li aheth Colo Rl. 1. I irnnionsvillo. S. C. Mr. Thomas M. Cox....................................Monlrenl. N. C. Miss Roln-rln M, Daniel. 2793 Vernon lor. Jacksonville. Fla. Mrs. C. F. Dorsey....................................Montreal. N. C. Miss Lucy Grier......................................Montreal. N. C. Dr. Nellie Grier.....................................Montreal, N. C. Miss Jane I loll Montreal. N. C. Miss I'.lizabcth I loyl..............................Montreal. N. C. Mrs. ('lark Johnson...............................Montreal. N. C. Dr. I'ronde Kennedy..................................Montreal. N. C. Miss Anne McC lintock...............................Winnslwro. S. C. Dr. and Mrs. I. R. McGregor Montreal. N. ( . Miss Princie Mapliet..............................Montreal. N. C. Mrs. W. F. Mauldin Pickens. S. C. Miss I'.li a belli Maxwell — 2019 Briarwood Rd.. Oiarlolle. N. C Mr . C. I.. Medford....................Black Mountain, N. C. Miss Helen Miles...............................Montreal. N. C. Mr. John Miller I'arin School Rd.. Swannanoa. N. ( Mr. I'.dward Pearce............................Montreal. N. C. Miss Victoria Samhiirg.........................Montreal. N. C. Mr. John Sinclair . Rl. I. I yler. I exas Mis Margaret Smith . 93 Vermont Ave., Asheville. N. ( Dr. Grza Soos..................................Montreal. N. C. Mr. ('. A. Stubbs..............................Montreal. N. C. Mr. Robert I halt her..........................Montreal. N. ( . Miss Mary A. Ward..............................Montreal. N. C. Miss Nannie Watkins...........................Montreal. N. C. Miss Annie Webb................................Monlreat. N. C. Mrs. Katharine W. While..............................Deleo, N. C. Miss Llizabcth Wilson..........................Montreal. N. ( . Miss Ann Windham.............................Opelika, Alabama Miss I'.lizabelli Woodhousr....................Montreal. N. (. . Mr. Irancis O. Wyly............................Montreal. N. C. COLLEGE I'.linor Ammons . 106 Deficit St.. Seneca. S. C. Alice ( ‘ollins Rl. i, Box 33. Moxlon, N. C. Margaret Barrell Monticcllo. Fla. Georgia ( ombs Juan. Ky. Virginia Bean Stovall. N. C. Juanita ( ombs In.m. Ky. Louise Bennett 1031 1 Glenwood Ave.. S. L . Atlanta. Ga. Pat Conger 3S3 ( enlral Ave., S. .. Atlanta, Ga. Olivia Bishop Box 106. Greenville. Fla. Xenia Crovello San I rancisco 263. 1 lavana. ('uba Virginia Blackburn 281 N. Bridge St.. Flkir.. N. C. Frances Curry 1311 Roswell St.. Marietta. Ga. Betty Blount Kenwood. Ga. Trances I3avis . . 3 Chamblin St.. Woodruff. S. C. Imogene Booth 281 Broad St.. Winder. Ga. loan Douglas 33S Skinner Blvil.. Diineilin. Tla. 1'ranees Bridges Rl. 1. Kings Mountain. N. C. I lelen Duke South Main Si.. LaTayctte. Ga. 1‘avn Brill . . . . Jo Lila Dunaway Rl. 1. Bloomingdale. Iml. Ann Broom 706 f rammel Si.. Dallon. Ga. Ann Teuton Rl. 1. Mebane.N.C. Pauline Brown Rl. 2. Gastonia. N. C. Carolyn Frills . . 990 Codon Grove Rd.. l cxington. N ( Belly Lou Burgan Cranks. Ky. 1 leide I'tinke 1330 Sc heelz Line. Grants Pass. Oregon Doris Bush Daisy. Kv. Martha Gclsinger 1112 Fdgewood Ave.. Anderson. S. C. 1 .in y Boston 'I a .ewell. Va. Mary Jane Gillespie North 1 azewell. Va. Louise ( nylon . Aurora. N. C. Rebecca (denti Rl. 3. Gastonia. N. C. Ivey Dee Chaffin Jessup. Ga. Mary I ireenc . 1009 Fast 13th St.. Charlotte. N. C. 93 ( '( )l .1 .EC � E—Continued Slicla Gregory— 51 Dry Crock Rd.. While Sulphur Springs. W. Va. Kathoryn Mull Jeanette Nash 10 lynox Cl.. Asheville, N. C . 1830 Greene St.. Augusta, Ga. Genevieve Newman Jolene Parks . Rt. 2. Waynesboro. Ga. Chatham 1 lill. Va l.velyn Hcniif.wc Rl. 2. Bostic. N. C. Corolla 1 Ion von 109 Church Si.. Waynosville. N C. Hilda Plecker Marllui Holman . Rl. 3. Box 329. Quincy. Fla. Julia Rankin 7106 Sellers Avo.. Upper Darby. Pa. Joan 1 lunshcrger . . 171 N. W. 32 Place. Miami. Fla. Mary Alice Reed . 168 1 law ( reck Rd.. Asheville. N. C. Molon Johnson II 1 S. Green Si.. Dalton. Ga. Carolyn Robinson P. O. Box 252. Rose Hill. N.C. Juno King Rl 1. Pennington Gap. Va. Georgina Sanchez. . 65 Hillside St.. Asheville. N. C. Fdlinore Kri«'ger 200 Utah Si.. Portsmouth. Va. Janet Rulh Smith 101 McGhee Si.. Jellic o. Term. Margaret Langston I3ox 586. I.akclnnd. Fla. Mary Ann Smoak Rl. 1. Aberdeen. N. C. Margaret Leech Slar Route. 1 routvillc. Va. 1 Jizabcth Stewarl Rt. 2. Kings Mountain. N. C. Joan 1 .«•Ison 511 Griffetli St.. Winder. Ga. Colleen Slory 306 Irma Ave.. Lexington. N. C. Lola Lowery Rl. 3. Box 51. Maxton. N. C. Frances 1 horne Rl. 2. Smilhfield. N. C. Belly Lown Rl. 2. 1 jlhonia. Ga. Julia I raynham R. 1 D. 3. Box 200. Uiurens, S. C. Nancy Wallace Troy. N.C. Rulh McKay . . 445 W. Kill. Si.. Ocala. Fla. Dorothy Jane Warren . 735 King St.. Selma, Ala. Belly Marshall Williamsvillc. Va. Frcida White 1 Oak Park Rd.. Asheville, N. C. Mary Rulh Marshall . 26 Sili Ave.. N. E.. 1 lickory. N. C. Ernestine Wiggins 595 S. Orange Ave., Barlow. Fla. Carolyn Mason 208 Walhalla. Westminster. S. C. Carolyn Williams. 110 Pinecresl Parkway. Wilmington. N. C. Belly Mel� anc Rl. 2. Mebonc. N. C. Patricia Williams Gaslon. S. C. Lets Rose Miller . Lvolyn Morris 336 Aurora Avo.. New Orleans 20. La. Box 791. Montgomery. W. Va. Patricia Williamson- 2221 Belvedere Ave.. S. W . Atlanta. Ga. I'ranees Mou on Groeleyville. S. C. Rulh Wroolen . . . . R. F. D. 1. Olin. N. C. MONTREAT SCHOOL Belly Abbott Presbyterian Home. Anchorage. Ky. Nanc v Emma Broce .... 1 oni An lima Cady . 2520 list Si.. N . W„ Washington. D. C. Mary Blanton Anniston� ! Barbara Carney W. Palm Beach. Fla. Patricia Ann Bnl er . . Rl. 1. Box 276. Annndale. Va. Bonnie Mae C arney .... W. Palm Beach. Fla. Catherine Barr Box 86. Union. S. C. Catherine Carson Savannah. Ga. Inn l.u Blankenship 116. W. First Si.. LaFollel. 1 enn. Barbara Ann Christine . Presbyterian Home. Anchorage, Ky. Nancy Barton Clincbmore. I enn. Carole Coppola 3001 Clarcdori Rd . Brooklyn 26. N. Y. Belly Board . . . Beard. W. Va. Anne Currie Barbara Bells Black Mountain. N. (.. Mary Curtis . . 715 Meridian Ave.. Miami Beach, Fla. (leraldine Bells Black Mountain. N. C. Shirley Jean Dabbs . 209 W. I'o urth St.. Lexington. N. C. Mary F.lizulx-lh Blount lohnson City. 1 enn. Nancy F'nsley . . 5002 Denison Ave.. Cleveland 2. Ohio Miriam Borges Monlreat. N. C. Charlotte Fills Cascade. Va. Jean l3oykin .... V. A, Hospital. Richmond. Va. Shirley Fox Rt. 1. Arden. N. C. 94 MONTRKAT SCI IOOI -Continued Jeanne Frary 10 Burley {circle. Cincinnati. Oliio I .mi linn i'urik. ODDS Hawthorne Rd., W inston-Snlem. N. ( . I Iclcn ( iranl .— Apartado Acreo No. I22N. Bogota. ( olombia. S. A. Vivian Griffin.....................................Montreal, N. C. Jane Gross . . Box 29). Anchorage. Ky. Prurience I lalin 222 Soulli Slone. DcLand. Fla. Dorolliv Ann 11.ill— ( ia. i'rulera «le Serilia. Simla Marla. Colombia. S. A Ann I larris Box 203. Tryon. N. C. Peggy Mouse 282 1 Bohia Vista Ave. Sarasota, Flu. Barline Howell Newland. N. C. Ordra Jackson 90S Greenleaf Ave.. Charlotte, N. C. Genevieve l.amlrnm Scarboro, W. Vn. Mil i MacNicholas )iK) Walnut St.. Statesville. N. C. Rebecca McDaniel Spring 1 fill. Salisbury, Md. Pat McGrath Asheville. N. C. ( arolvn Mabry Sunset Rd.. Molston Mills. Knoxville, lean. Martha Ann Massey Rt. 1. Brevard. N. C. Patricia Meggs Box 39. Rock Mill. S. C. V irginia Lee Muse Dante. Va. Susan Organ Box 113 A. W. Palm Beach. Fla. Marian Parker Pnrkhursl Plantation. Lira City. N Ann Roberts . 0(K) f orest Mills Blvd.. K noxvilb . I enn. Carrie Roberts . . .. 1033 27lb Si.. Orlando. Fla. I lieresa Sloan..................................Fcrruni. Vn. Carol Smith 12IS Mill St.. Grccnslmro. N. C Janie Smith..................................Williamsport, Pa. Maria Spence.................................. Montreal. N. C . Marlene- Spooner Glen Bridge Rd.. Arden. N ( Jane I errell Black Mountain. N. C. Ruth llionip'oii 101 I'lhn St. N.icogdocl les. I exas lean I abbs— 2)1 W. 7 lib St . Apt OB. New York C ity 2i. NA ( harb-tla I inner 17 JO S Main St.. Winston Salem. N ( I .-tber I riln- Apartado No I I. Zatapec. Morelos. Mexico Diantha underpins— Apartado Aereo 3022. Bogota. Colombia. S. A Jeannette Verrcnult............................. aldose. N. C. Mia Nan YVamolin ( iiracao. Dutcli YVesI Indie' Barbara Warren . 201 N Virginia St.. Goldsboro. N. ( Shirley West 308 Brc Mike St.. Newport News. a. Mary Ann YVoiley ...............................Marshall. N. C Lease Wyman 20 Grccnhill St.. Charleston. S. C. Patty Yost I’.dgewochI Sanatorium. Orangeburg. S. C. 95 SPONSORS' PAGE Miss Jane Holt Mr. M. E. Fox Mr. and Mrs. William S. Myrick. Sr. Miss Betty T raynham Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Letson Mrs. H. H. Beard Mr. J. R. McKay Mr. A. S. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Bayes Parks Mrs. Lena Barton Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Langston Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kashner Douglas Hardware Miss Elizabeth Maxwell Mrs. G. R. Douglas Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. 1 . K. Rowe Mrs. William J. I ubbs Ma 11 he ws - Be Ik Com pa ny Mrs. Agnes B. Marshall Mrs. 1 . D. Bryan Miss Minnie Bingham Mrs. B. F. Miller Miss Mildred Bingham Mr. Carrere Salley Mr. Eustace H. Hall Dr. L. Nelson Bell Ylr. and Mrs. T. R. Worley Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warren Yliss Ethel Blue Britt Rev. John R. Williams Ylr. J. Chesley Rice Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Harris Mrs. Robert Quillen Winners Ylrs. Charles E. Wait John Sexton Company Yliss Agnes Godert Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keyser Mrs. F. B. Carson Mrs. J. I'red Johnson Mrs. J. O. Cobb Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Boykin Ylr. and Ylrs. R. A. Duke Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Yost Mr. I om Cox Mr. and Mrs. 1.. S. Marshall Ylrs. Ira Holt Mr. and Mrs. I'red M. Story East Tennessee Packing Company Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. L. 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