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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

V. cfLore JCu Unore rieaer Editor Jvey 2 ee Ckaf in Business Manager Ii3ettij 4da ms High School Editor ASSOCIATES OF THE SUN DIAL STAFF OF MONTH EAT COIA,EGE Montreat, N. C. Present.. Foreword When a girl comes to Montreat, she comes TO create. She has in her heart a picture of the girl she wants to be, outlined, like a pattern on a piece of needlepoint. But she must fill in the design with choice colors and certain weights of thread which she finds only here. She brings with her the background material—character interwoven with dreams—into which she will work her design of the years. Although all are offered the same variety of materials with which to work, each gJrPs design will be unique. It is the selection of colors and the skill in blending them that makes a design distinctive. ZL 1954 2 1. 7582 SUN DIAL 3 DEDICATION Because her gentleness and her humor have shortened long hours for us . . . Because she teaches us the beauty of service in a simple life . . . Because we feel she knows we love her more than it is possible to say here . . . We dedicate the 1954 Sun Dial to Wu,nu 4 In Loving Memory • • • DR. GEZA SOOS A Christian GAITHER HALL, College Administration and Classroom Building HOWERTON HALL, College Dormitory 6 WORLD FELLOWSHIP BUILDING, College Dormitory ASSEMBLY INN, Dining Room 7 COLLEGE HALL, Montreat School Dormitory THE AUDITORIUM, Montreat School Administration and Classroom Builc 8 • VC THE “HOLY VALLEY BELL TOWER CROSBY ADAMS FINE ARTS BUILDING THE INFIRMARY MAIN STREET 9 FACULTY First, she will choose from the more somber, more substantial threads of knowledge. These will give body to the design and make the lighter colors more brilliant. 10 .......... ft i ??uiTnn]JJ r« n ntnitiv !! liliiiiiiiljjSllliijjjjjjljllHIjHliiilil ?� I;j?5;jj Iiiiiii 4 £ 2 , J. I?UPM 1’RF.SIDKN T 12 ?„. -JIUC. Dean of the College Church History, English Park College, Parkvii.i.e, Mo., A.B., A.M., Pf.a- body College, Pii.D.; Graduate Work: McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, University oe Chicago. aUdh Dean of Students Bible Vanderbilt University, A.15., M.A.; Graduate Work: Peabody College, University ok Hawaii; Northwestern University; Columbia Seminary; Biblical Seminary. 13 FACULTY V. ZOULEAN ANDERSON...........................Bible College for Women, Columbia, S. C., B.A., Columbia Uni- versity, M.A.i Assembly’s Training School; Biblical Seminary, New York, X. Y. FRED BREWER.................................Biology Maryville College, B.A.j University of Tennessee, M.S.; Graduate Work: University of Durham (England), Peabody College, Appalachian State Teachers College. VIRGINIA w. BUCHANAN .... Librarian King College, B.A.; Peabody College, M.A. in Library Science; Graduate Study: Summer School at Sorbonnc, Paris. ALFRED CRAGO . . . Psychology, Counseling University of Nebraska, B.A., M.A.; University of Iowa, Ph.O.; Graduate Work: University of Chicago. MRS. ELISA FERNANDEZ....................Spanish Louisiana State University, A.B. HAROLD FRANTZ.............................Organ Franklin and Marshall College, A.B.; School of Sacred Music, Union Theological Seminary, New York, M.S.M.; Westminster Choir College, M.Mus. GORDON GREENWOOD................................Journalism University of Illinois, B.S.; Graduate Work: University of London, England. LUCY GRIER .... School Nurse, Hygiene Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Presbyterian Hospital, New York, N. Y., R.X.; Columbia University, M.A. DR. NETTIE GRIER Resident Physician Woman’s College of New York, M.D. ALLAN GUY, Voice, Related Courses Westminster Choir College, B.M. ELIZABETH HOYT, Social Studies Maryville College, B.A.; University of Tennessee, M.A.; Columbia University, Two Summer Sessions; University of North Carolina, Three Summer Sessions. 14 FACULTY MRS. S. E. LEE..............................Housemother Virginia College, Roanoke; Florida Woman’s College. EljjlJZABKTH MAXWELL . . . French, English Woman’s College of University of North Carolina, A.B.; University of North Carolina, M.A.; Certificat de langue fran aise, Sorbonne, Paris. JOHN MILLER .... Chemistry, Education Berea College, B.S.. Peabody College, M.A., Graduate Work: University of Chicago, University of North Carolina, Peabody College. HELEN MILES...............................Home Economics Maryville College, B.A.; University of Tennessee, B.S., M.S. VICTOR SCHOEN.......................Piano, Theory Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, B.A-; Indiana University, M.M. MRS. SALLI E W. SCHOEN......................Piano Obcrlin Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Indiana University, M.M. MRS. VIRGINIA SMITH Business Education Georgia State College for Women, A.B., University of North Carolina, M.S.; Graduate Work: University of Florida, Peabody College, University of Georgia, Teachers College of Columbia University. MARGARET E. SMITH . . . Physical Education Flora MacDonald College, B.A.; Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A.; Graduate Work: Peabody College, Uni- versity of Wisconsin. HARR I ET W HITM E R— Housemother Albion College, B.A.; University of Michigan, M.A. MRS. W. E. WHITE, German, Latin Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina, B.A.; University of North Carolina M.A., Ph.D.; Univer- sity of Chicago, One Summer Session. MARV WARD . Assistant to Nurse Flora MacDonald College. 15 PRINCIE MAPHET Registrar, Business Education Fi.oha McDonald College, H.A. University ok N. Carolina, M.S. The Assembly'� Training School; Summer Sessions, Bowling Green Business University, Bowling Green, Ky. VICTORIA SAM BURG Executive Secretary to President Montreat College, B.S. The Assembly's Training School THOMAS M. COX Assistant Treasurer National Business College Roanoke, Va. C. A. STUBBS Manager of Hotels and College Dining Room University ok North Carolina Atlantic Christian College Wilson, N. C. MARY WELLS McNEILL Assistant to Dean of Students Agnes Scott College, B.A. Katharine Gibus Secretarial School New York City, N. Y. BETTY JEAN CHAPLIN Field Secretary Montreat College, A.B. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 16 CLASSES With knowledge she will blend the vivid, rich tones of friendship, giving depth and warmth to the picture. 18 I i 111111 1111V iiiiii limn limini minr' i SENIORS OFFICERS, Left to Right: 11 HIDE FUNKE, Vitr-PrttiJenti CORETTA HENSON, Sarrtary. MISS McNEILL, A.ithon I.OLA LOWRY, Treasure; VIRGINIA BLACKBURN, 7V. . « . CLASS OF '54 In the fall of 1950, when we met for our first class meeting, one could not have guessed the many talents and individual capacities in the group. Nor could one have imagined how well those individual qualities would blend into our group activities. Hut it was our teamwork, our class spirit, for which we were known, and which caused others to look forward to our undertakings. People always expected “the unusual” from our class—they were never disappointed. Now, as we look back over our college days, we realize that we as a class have learned a great lesson, that, as Kipling puts it, “It is not the work of one man that brings us to our goal; It is the everlasting teamwork of every bloomin’ soul.” 20 VIRGINIA BLACKBURN Bible duel Religions Educatum Ginnv . . . hillbilly . . . Board . . . clothes . . . bass voice . . . tan . . . class prcz. . . . bright eyes . . . dimples. ANN BROOM B.S., Bible “Broomstick” . . . SCA . . . brown eyes . . . sleepy . . . Pogo . . . Marthas . . . sweaters . . . Star Dust . . . “Have 1 ever?” . . . pretty smile . . . chorus . . . tennis. 21 COLLEGE HEI DE KUNKK B.A., English In a hurry . . . much mail . . . Germany . . . brains . . . K II B . . . pictures . . . AMA . . . big family . . . “Get your laundry!” . . . always doing favors. 22 SENIORS MARY JANK GILLKSPIK H.S., Hu si ness Education M. J____AMA . . . Texas . . . Jack . . . “big ole bull” . . . Smitty . . . friendly . . . history . . . Mountain William . . . Tazewell. 23 COLLEGE JUNE KING H.A., History “June-bug” . . . Cabinet . . . my family . . . “OH, the pain!” . . . Miss Wilson’s office . . . giggles . . . “gotta’ wash my hair” . . . boy friends. EEEINORK KRIKGER B.A.y Spanish “ek!” . . . French and Spanish . . . knitting . . . Si n Dial . . . rare . . . EDitor’s blues. .. Mav Queen . . . clothes . . . piano . . . driving . . . Charleston and Norfolk . . . “Oh, Pot!” . . . sophisticated. 24 BETTY LOWN K.S., Church Music “Looney” . . . male parts in plays . . . piano . . . pale green . . . droopy eyes . . . Music Building . . . snickers . . . my nephew . . . “I'm so tired!” . . . lazy ... “I don’t know.” SENIORS LOLA LOWRY H.S., Home Economics Home Ec . . . Will Rogers type humor . . . bus rides . . . sociology . . . family . . . brown eyes . . . sewing. 25 COLLEGE MARY RUTH MARSHALL IS.A., Music and Religious Education mrm . . . “Bob” . . . giggles . . . jokes . . . “second sop” . . . wit . . . “philosopher” . . . poet. BETTY MKBANK IS.A., Elementary Education “Mabe” . . . Jack . . . practice teaching . . . Cabinet ... the motherly type . . . mail . . . haircuts and Tonis . . . frosh student counselor . . . spaghetti and meat balls. 26 SENIORS MRS. JOSEPHINK SAWYER H.A.y English “Huck Finn” . . . giggles . . . Wcavcrvillc . . . grades. . . telephone . . . family . . . Journalism. DOROTHY JANE WARREN H.A.y Hi hie and Religions Education 1). J. . . . knitting . . . John B. . . . clothes . . . chorus . . . sewing . . . Alabama . . . SCA . . . “Well, think” . . . philosophy . . . “my daddy” . . . “Why?” . . . “Have patience.” 27 JUNIORS 28 MARGARET BARRETT BETTY BROWN BELL LOUSE BENNETT OLIVIA BISHOP POLLY BROWX IVEY DEE CHAFFIN HELEN DANIELS JO ELLA DUNAWAY MARY GREENE MARGARET LEECH RUBY Mi CRAY I.ETA MILLER EVELYN MORRIS FRANCES MOUZON HILDA FLECKER JANET RUTH SMITH JULIA TRAYNHAM MARY WILLIAMS RUTH WOOTEN- 29 REBECCA ATKINS MIRIAM BORGES LOUISE BREEDING MABEL BROWN MARGARET CARRICO . MARIE CATES NANCY CRESAP LILLIE BELLE CURRIN SOPHOMORES OFFICERS, Left to Ri? :t: MISS “B. J. CHAPLIN, Advisor; ANN MEEKS, Treasurer; BARBARA DANIELS, Vice- President; BETSY REED, President; MISS BUCHANAN, Advisor; DOROTHY CHANT, Secretary. BARBARA DAMlil.S SUSIE DAVIS MAE FOON ENG MAH SUE ENG ANNE FRAZIER ANNA BELLE GARLAND DOROTHY CHANT MARY LOUISE GRAY MURIEL GREENWOOD O'NEAL HARRIS SYLVIA HOLCOMB MARY IIONEYUUTI SARAH JACKSON MARY FRANCES LUKE BETTY McGUIRE 31 SOPHOMORES ■Vo I'icturrJ: FRANCES COLLIS, PATRICIA SARTELLE. BARBARA MARTIN ANN MEEKS BE'ITV RAVE MOBLEY CLARA MOORE PEGGY RAKESTRAW KATHLEEN RASH BETSY REED 11 ELGA REM ESC H JOAN SCHRENK ELEANOR SEAGLE GARLENE SEAGLE BARBARA TUG MAN BARBARA WARREN BETTY WEAVER JOANNE WELDON 32 OFFICERS, I., f R,g :r BETTY BULGER. Presidentt MISS MAXWELL, WENONA EBERHAEDT, Secretary. PEGGY KYLE, Yi.e-Presidenti KATHY STEELE, Treasurer. FRESHMEN SHIRLEY MARY PATSY LaVONIA ANDERSON ATTWOOD BACH BALLARD QUINCY BAULT ELAINE BERRONG 33 HOPE BELL KAY BITTNER JANICE BLACKBURN MA RGA R F.T BLAC KS TO K BETH BRAFORD BETTY BULGER SHIRLEY CAUDILL JOYCE CHAMPION PATSY CHILDERS ISABEL CLARK M A RG A R ET COLE M A N BECKYJO COOPER VALEEN COOPER JERRY DAVIS WIN OG E N E D� FO R E ST FRANKIE JO DELLINGER BARBARA DORTON CARON DRIGGERS WENONA EBERHARDT MARY FRANCES EDWARDS NAOMI ELLIOTT MARY FISHER SANDRA FRYE THELMA GRANT ROBERT HARE BARBARA HELDERMAN BARBARA HILL JOAN HILL FRANCES HILLS ROSE HINNANT PEGGY JOHNSON MARTHA JONES NORMA KARSTENS FRESHMEN 34 FRESHMEN HELEN KINSEY PEGGY KYI.E AGNES LAUGHTER FAYE LOWRY EMILY MOHLER WILMA MORGAN SHIRLEY NASH JEWELL NEIL SHIRLEY NELSON BETTY NEWTON NORMA O’BRIEN MARY LOU ORDERS GWENDOLYN PAUL JACKIE PORTERFIELD JANE PRATT PATSY ROBERTS GLORIA RODDEY SHIRLEY SHEFFIELD CAROLYN SMITH HARRIET SMI TH KATHRYN STEELE MARTHA STONE SHIRLEY SWOFFORI) NOLA TURNER NORA TURNER MARY LOTT WALKER DORIS WEBB CAROLYN SUE WILLIAMS OPAL WOOD FIN BETTY JEAN ZEIGLER A “t PuturcA. GENEVIEVE LANDRUM, FLOSSIE MILLER, BETTYE JUNE ROBERTS. 35 ACTIVITIES Then, the brilliant hues of honor, enthusiasm, and achievement . . . the choice of these colors largely determines the character of the design, its usefulness and its appeal. 36 Left to Right: FRANCES MOUZON Artis taut House President BETTY I.OWN House President EVELYN MORRIS House President NEAL HARRIS Assistant House President BARBARA TUGMAN Assistant House President BECKY ATKINS Assistant House President BARBARA DANIELS is sistant House President Right, Seated: JUNE KING� President o' Student Gov- ernment Association. Standing, Left to Right: LOl’ISE BENNETT, Secretary; MISS WILSON, Advisor; BETTY MEBANE, Vice-President. The Student Government Association, based on the honor system, strives to develop high standards of personal con- duct and a spirit of cooperation within the school. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Belotc, I.ei’ to Right: JUNE KING, President of Student Body, ANN BROOM, President of Student Christian Association; ELL INORE KRI EGER, Editor, Tut Sin Diai.; LETA MILLER, Editor, The Dialette , MARY JANE GILLESPIE, President oi Athletic Association. Above, I.'': to Right HELEN DANIELS, 'resident of Junior Class; BETTY BULGER, President of Freshman Class; BETSY REED, president of Sophomore Class; VIRGINIA BLACK- BURN, President of Senior Class. 38 COUNCIL MEMBERS Left to Right, Seated: OLIVIA BISHOP, Spiritual Life I LI ANOR SI GLE, f • ign M SUSIE DAVIS, Art and Publicity MARY WILLIAMS, Comradeship Standing : DOROTHY JANE WARREN, Music N N E IRAZIER, Religious Education CLARA MOORE, Enlistment and 7'raining MARY FRANCES LIKE, How. Mi s� n. JAN E l RUTH SMITH. President of Life Service JUNE KING, President of Student Body EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Left to Right: ANN BROOM, President MISS ZOULEAN ANDERSON, Advisor KATHY RASH, Treasurer COR ETTA HENSON, Secretary BETTY LOWN, Assistant Vise-President HILDA PLECKER, Vice-President STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Stud e n t Christian Association, composed of t h e entire student body, works toward the develop- ment of stronger faith and more Christlike living by means of Bible study, scrv ice projects, and devotional programs. 3? PRAYER GROUP LEADERS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION “YE BOARD” MEMBERS MARY JANE GILLESPIE, President OLIVIA BISHOP, Vice-President RUTH WOOTEN, Secretary VIRGINIA BLACKBURN, Trcaturer MARY LOUISE GRAY, Blue Representative RUBY McCRAY, Gold Representative 11 El OF. FUNKE, Head of Soccer FRANCES COLLIS, Head of Basketball MARY FRANCES LUKE, Head of Volleyball ALICE COLLINS, Head of Softball NEAL HARRIS, Head of Individual Recreation JOANNE WELDON, Head of Tennis ANNE FRAZIER, Head Cheerleader BETTY RAYE MOBLEY, POLLY BROWN Co-Hikers 40 MARGARET CARRICO, Assistant Advertising Manager, and MAR- GARET BARRETT, Advertising .Manager, leaving on their weekly search for the Pot of Gold imper- ative for producing an annual. Business Manager I V E V DEE CHAFFIN’, better known as Money Bags , takes inventory of our world- ly goods. JO ELLA DUNAWAY, Assistant E d i t o r, and El.LINORE KRIEGER, Editor, make an important decision: This one's a VL sun dial Picture schedules, printers, wee hours in the morn- ing the week before deadline, a million and one details, and twice as many problems . . . mix well with heaping portions of patience, endurance, and humor, and add i loyal hard-working staff. Result: The 1954 Sun Dial. MARY LOU GRAY, Typist, and MISS MAXWELL, Advisor, busy . . . well, just busy. THE HIGH SCHOOL STAFF NANCY CLEMENT, Busin s Manager, and JEAN Mi- ELROY, Associate Editor, look on . • BETTY ADAMS, Editor, and EK discuss a wait-y problem. 41 Abo, ,, Left to Right: HELEN KIN'SKV, GARLENE SEAGLE, MARV GREENE, PEGGY JOHNSON, M AE FOON ENG, BETTY McGUIRE. “Deadline’s near” . . . “Let’s get those articles turned in” . . . writing out our life’s blood in last minute articles and headlines... rushing to the printers . . . “How can we get all those mistakes corrected?” . . . another Dialette is ready . . . “Whew, what a relief!” . . . “What? It’s time to start on next month’s issuer” • . . all this to help you remember your dear old Montreat days. VL DI ALETTE I., it to Right: BARBARA DORTON, ELEANOR SEAGLE, NORMA KARS T E N S, NANCY I RESAP, SHIRLEY SWOFFORD, MARGARET COLEMAN, SYLVIA HOLCOMB. “Sorry, Mam', but you CA.WOT get more than 750 uords, the be.t,{lines, and a cut on the front page. MISS MAXWELL, Advisor, seems con- vinced, untie JANET RUTH SMITH, Associate Editor, and LETA MILLER, Editor, merely look distressed. 42 KAPPA PI BETA OFFICERS: II FI I) H FUNKE, President-, MARY RUTH MARSHALL, I-.. ’• i.i.nt; MARGARET LEECH, Sectary; LETA MILLER, Treasurer-. MISS BUCHANAN, MRS. WHITE, A,!:-: ..� . COLLEGIATE COUNCIL OF UNITED NATIONS OFFICERS: IIELGA REMESCH, President} JOAN SCHRENK, Vice-President; MIRIAM BORGES, Secretary; MISS HOYT, Advisor. 43 mm THK CHURCH CHOIR MR. ALLAN GUV, Director v J J m MUSIC .q j j jt “Mmmmmmmmm. I Jh-uh-uh-uh-uh!” I;rom sounding like a pond full of bull- frogs at rehearsals to singing like angels on tour! That’s the success story of the College Chorus. “We never get to use our church cuts!'’ is the wail of the Church Choir members. Hut they are only teasing! These two choral groups, the Music Club, faculty and student recitals, all instill in us a love for music, a delight in creating a 1 o v e 1 y sound, and an appreciation for talents of others. The Christmas Concert, combining High School Glee Club ami College Chortis, is one of our most inspiring programs of the year 44 THE COLLEGE CHORUS MR. ALLAN GUV, Director «giiHMim _ n - % c) y 45 LIFE SERVICE OFFICERS JANET RUTH SMITH President BETTY RAYE MOBLEY Vice-President BECKY ATKINS Secretary MISS WHITMER Advisor THALIANS OFFICERS BARBARA TUGMAN President MARGARET BARRETT I 'ice-President JOAN SCHRENK Secretary NANCY CRESAP Treasurer OFFICERS ELEANOR SEAGI.E Chairman FRANCES HILLS Secretary NOLA TURNER I reasuter MARGARET LEECH Program Chair man MISS MILES Advisor 46 fontana VILLAGE SPORTS Next, the more subtle tones of participation, coopera- tion, and sportsmanship ... to outline the brighter colors and tie them in more closely with the whole picture. 4' 48 BLUE TEAM BLUE CHEERLEADERS I.rft to Right: MARY LOl’ISE GRAY. I’AT SARTELLE, CORETTA HEXSOX. MAE FOOX ENG. ANNE FRAZIER fit'.ui Chterltadtr 50 GOLD TEAM Nearly everybody at Mon- treat takes part in the athletic program, if only with cheers from the sidelines. The stu- dent body is divided into Blue and Gold teams for friendly rivalry a n d organizing the various sports. GOLD CHKKRLF.ADKRS .«• .' � Right: MARY LOTT WALKER. HELEN KINSEY, PAT BACH, SHIRLEY NELSON. 51 soccer BASKETBALL BALL THREE; STRIKE TWO! M CLUB JULIA TRAYNHAM, Present HIKING CLUB CO-HIKERS BF.TTV RAYE MOBLEY, POLLY BROWN 53 FEATURES Finally, the very light, gentle hues of fun, exciting occasions, and pleasant memories ... to add those little highlights here and there ‘which make the picture sparkle. The girl who chooses her colors with thoughtf ul and discerning eye will find her finished picture is one to be prized . . . the portrait of a typical Montreat girl. Selected by the Sun Dial Staff as THE TYPICAL MONTREAL GIRL. 54 56 SUPERLATIVES l55 dnn ddroom TRUE SPIRITUAL VISION ISS Jdeide ddunle JOY IN LEARNING 57 ( n j Left to Right: MISS ANN MEEKS, Sophomore; MISS JEWELL NEIL, Freshman; MISS JO ELLA DUNAWAY, Junior; MISS ANN BROOM, Senior. 58 99. more 59 MA Y QUEEX RECORDING THE HOUR OF DECISION CHRISTMAS BROADCAST TWO QUEEN'S SCENE FROM A BYRD'S CHRISTMAS CARO I.” x ctfrr � � , BETvCY � 0t C ‘ ‘ ’ “THE DEVIL AND RUPERT McGREGOR” “THE MORE WE GET TOGETHER, THE HAPPIER WE’LL BE”’ ... I� . C.-CLEMSON WEEKEND ■HAVE YOl’ BEEN A GOOD BOY I WAS GOING DOWN THE THAMES RIVER ON A WATER-BUS ... HO.VORi IN A TENSE MOMENT KENTUCKY SUE'S SOME “CAGEY” BALE PLAYING HERE! H’LO, ROOMMATE!” A shaking experience THE THANKSGIVING BANQUET REGISTERING FOR CLASSES “EK BRIEFS MR. RAWLINS ON THE NEXT PICTURE - SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 63 n„ Jnni, WM Principal Ghent is try, M at hematics University ok Louisville, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. ADMINISTRATION JJ.LI?. Dean of Girls Peabody College 64 FACULTY MRS. W. H. ARMISTE AD KATHERINE BILLINGSLEY FRANCKS ELIZABETH COLE Geography, Cities, History Queens College, B.A. Ashf.vii.le Normal School English University ok Alabama, B.A. Graduate Work: University ok Alabama French, Latin Flora MacDonald College, B.A. University ok North Carolina, M.A. LOIS JOHANSON Bible, Physical Education Maryville College, B.A. Assembly’s Training School, M.A. HARRIET WHITMER Physiology, Biology Albion College, B.A. University ok Michigan, M.A. 65 SENIORS OFFICERS, Left to Right: BONNIE CARNEY, President-. JOAN ROBBINS, Vice-President; CAYE CARSON, Treasurer; NANCY CLEMENT, Secretary. CLASS OF '54 Suddenly, wc were seniors! Where had those four years gone? It seemed only yesterday we were freshmen! And, looking back over all we have done and all that has happened, we wonder how so much could be packed into such a short time. All we have done . . . like a token from a cherished friend, the memories of our Montreat days will grow dearer with time, as will the friends we can never forget. 66 BETTY DOVE ADAMS Bugjuice” . . . violin . . . deadlines . . . cheese . . . Bird . French Club 3, 4, President 3; Glee Club 4, Hiking Club 3; Chickasaw Tribe 3, 4, Montreal Student Publication-. 4, Editor-in-Chiet 4. Alpha Phi 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Si v Dial Stall 4, Student Government Association 4; Senior Superlative, “Joy in Learning”. BONNIE MAY CARNEY Smart . . . leader . . . friendly . . . cabinet. Alpha Phi 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Soccer Queen 2; Cheerleader 2, Blackfoot Tribe 2, 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 3; May Court Attendant 3; Class President 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; “M” Club 4, President 4; Captain of “M” Club Soccer Team 4; Athletic Board 4, French Club 3, 4. CATHERINE CARSON Caye . . . Alpha Phi . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Board. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Music Club 3. Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, Hiking Club 2, 3, Varsity Soccer 2; Cheerleader 3; President of Sunday School Class 3; Alpha Phi 3, 4, President 4, “M” Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Montreal Student Publications 4. Athletic Association 4, Treasurer Class 4, Chickasaw Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4. Beta Club 3, Chairman of Christian Education 4, Sports Editor 4. Publicity on Board 4. NANCY JANE CLEMENT “A’anC . . . angora sweaters . . . aWait for me . . . friendly . . . “Our gal Friday . Montreal Student Publications 3, 4, Club Reporter 3, Associate Editor 3, Business Manager 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. Mu'ic Club 3, 4. Glee Club 4, Hiking 3, 4; Sequoia Tribe. 3, 4. Varsity Soccer 4. Student Government Association 4. Class Secretary 4, Class Representative 4, St s Dial Stall 4. 67 HIGH SCHOOL HELEN REGENE McCRANIE “Shez Prez” . . . friendly . . . cute . . ■ Georgia . . . det. Apache Tribe 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Alpha Phi 3, 4. Treasurer Junior Clast 3; Bela Club 4, Vice-President 4; Council 4. Student Government President 4. May Court, Maid of Honor 4; Senior Superlative “Grac- ious ness” ; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3; Hiking Club 3, 4. PEGGY PARROT “Polly . . . sweet . . . dependable . . . Gastonia . . . Rusty. Chickasaw Tribe 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Chairman of Christian Citizen- ship 4; Senior Representative to Junior Literary Guild 4. JANE ELIZABETH GROSS “Grossie . . . Black Mountain . . . Yea, Hoard” . . . apples. Student Government A- ociation 2, 4, Class Representative 1, 2, Athletic Association 2, 3, 4. Tribe Chief 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Latin Club 1, 2i French Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4. Music Club 1, 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, 3, 4, Apache Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4; “M” Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Varsity Soccer I, 2, Captain 2; Juman-Scmorc 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Soccer Queen 3; Senior Superlative “Sportsmanship ; Secretary-Treasurer, Sunday School Class 3, 4. SARAH HOPE HICK A BY “llopie . . . Asheville weekend . . . pretty clothes. Apache Tribe 4, Varsity Soccer 4; Senior Representative May Court, Hiking Club 4. 68 SENIORS ANA MATHILDK RODRIGl l.Z On the go .. . struere . . . swell gal . . . Cuba. Sequoia Tribe 4, Varsity Soccer 4, Hiking Club 4. BARBARA JANE TKRRKEL Big words . . . “Why study?” . . . tardy . . . “Come on, Chicks Chickasaw Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4, Tribe Chief 4. Varsity Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Raskctball 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4, Miking Club 1, 2, 3, 4i Alpha Phi 2, 3, 4. Secretary 4; “M” Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Athletic Association 3. 4, Secretary 3; Montrcat Student Publications 1, 2, 3, Club Reporter 1, Sports Kditor 2, Society Kditor 3 i Youth Fellowship Council 2, 3, Co-Worker 2, 3i Music Club 2, 3. MARTHA JO REX “Rex . . . Annapolis . . . cheerful. Hlackfoot Tribe 4. JOAN FRANCINK ROBBINS Dignified . . . Florida . . . Star Honor Roll . . . “That’s George’. . . . diets. Hlackfoot Tribe 4, Montreat Student Publications, Society Foditor 4, Senior Class Vice-President 4; Glee Club 4. 69 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS PATRICIA YOST Patty . . . council gal . . . “Rob . . . attractive . . . Florida! Montreal Student Publications 2, Society Editor; Cheerleader 2; Latin Club 2; Music Club 2, 3; French Club ?, 4; Alpha Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2; Athletic Association 3, 4, Indoor Sports 3, Tribe Chief 3, 4; Black tout Tribe 2, 3, 4j Vice-President Junior Class 3 Vice- President Sunday School Class 4, President Sunday School Class 2, Student Government Association, Vice-President Student Body 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 3, 4, President 4. MISS LOIS JOHANSON Sponsor CHARLKTTA 1)1 AN TURNER Corky . . . Kansas City . . . jet propelled . . . jitter bugged . . . frank . . . hairdos. Apache Tribe 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Associate Member of Spanish Club 2; Co-Worker on Council 3; Montreat Student Publications, Club Reporter 4, Varsity Soccer Center Forward 3, 4. MARY JO UPCHURCH “Sparkle . . . Mike from Mars . . . Liz ... off again . . . mail call. Apache Tribe 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4, Montreal Student Publications 4, Feature Editor 4, Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Council 4. Chairman of Christian Faith 4, Athletic Association 4, Head of Indoor Sports ■, Hiking Club 3. 70 OFFICERS, Left to Right: LAW KITE BARNES, Vicc-Prt ident; MARY ARMI- STEAD, Treasurer; SANDRA YOST, Secretary; HENRIETTA C O I'RDI N, President. JUNIORS 71 BEVERLY JO FORTUNE FANCHON FUNK JUNIORS HENRIETTA GOURDIN BETTY 1.01’ HINES JEAN McELROY NANCYE POOVEY VIVIAN GRIFFIN JEANNE HOLMES MARY ELLEN McKEEHAN FRANKIE SAGESTER NANCY Gl’THRIE ANN HONEYCUTT PATRICIA MEGGS SANDRA YOST VIRGINIA HARRIS MIT7.I MacNICHOLAS DIANNE NICHOLSON MRS. W. H. ARMISTEAD Sponsor 72 OFFICERS, Left to Right: MAROLYN F INK. I . -President: NANCY GREMMELS, Treat™, ?■. SHEILA KERCH BERG, Prendent: CAROL CLEMEN T, Secretary. SOPHOMORES 73 WAYNNEBURNETTE MARIA CASANOVAS CAROL CLEMENT SHERRY D.VANEY MARY LOUISE FORTUNE MAROI.YN FUNK E LIZA B ET 11 GARN E R ERNESTINE GILLIKIN JOSIE GREGORY NANCY ('.RE MM ELS MARJORIE ('.ROSS ELAINE HALE FAITH JUSTUS SHEILA KERCHBERG JOYCE LUND VIRGINIA McRAE JUDY MORGAN JANICE I ART LOW LYNETTE I’OYTHRESS MARGUERITE RAY ELI Z A BETH REG I ST E R ANN SCHULTZ SALLY WHITE MISS KATHERINE BILLINGSLEY, Sponsor SOPHOMORES 74 .Vo Pictured. NELL TIMMERMAN, EUGENIA WOOD. OFFICERS Left to Right: NANCY BONNER Treasurer JOANN UPCHURCH Vice-President PENNY HUNT President ‘PEPPER” HELMS Secretary MISS ANNIE WEBB Sponsor FRESHMEN JEANNETTE BLACKSTONE NANCY BONNER BARBARA BURTS ROSE M ARY CRON EN B E R(. LINDA HELMS PENELOPE HUNT MITZI KELLEY LINDA LOGAN JUDY MATTHEWS LILLIE MAE PHILLIPS JOANN UPCHURCH JANICE WATERS 75 77 ACTIVITIES Left to Right: CARNEY, ADAMS, YOST, FUNK, McCRANlE, KERCHBERG, J. CROSS, CLEMENT, GOURDIN, M. GROSS. Not Pictured: WEBB. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The 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. The Cabinet is made up of the president of the student body, the vice-president, the heads of the three main organizations— Council, Staff, and Athletic Hoard—the presidents of the three upper classes and their representatives. HELEN McCRANIE . . . Preside� of Student Rods PAT YOST.....................Vice-President of Student Rods and President of Youth Fellowship BETTY ADAMS..........................Editor of “Lookout JANE GROSS........................President of Athletic Roard RONNIE CARNEY .... President of Senior Class NANCY CLEMENT...........................Senior Representative HENRIETTA GOURDIN . . President of Junior Class FANCHON FUNK............................Junior Representative SHEILA KERCHBERG . . President of Sophomore Class MARJORIE GROSS .... Sophomore Representative 78 MISS ANNIE WERR . Advisor Left to Right, Top Row: PARROTT, McCRANIE, F. FUNK, UPCHURCH, MINKS. Button. Rou COKE, YOST, GRIFFIN, M. FL'NK, JOHANSON. Xot Pictured HARRIS, MARSHALL. PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP The P. V. F. Council endeavors to pro- mote Christian fellowship within the stu- dent body and to help each girl to follow the “High Road”. The Council sponsors the religious activ- ities of the school. “Sings”, prayer groups, vespers, and morning watch are some of the main programs 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. PAT YOST..............................................President FANCHON FUNK...........................Vice-President MAROLVN FUNK................................Secretary-Treasurer MARY JO UPCHURCH . . Chairman of Christian Faith PEGGY HARRIS . . Chairman of Christian Witness VIVIAN GRIFFIN . . Chairman of Christian Outreach PEGGY PARROTT . . Chairman of Christian Citizenship BETTY LOU HINES . Chairman of Christian Fellowship HELEN McCRAINK ... President of Student Body MISS ELIZABETH COLE.............Advisor MISS LOIS JOHANSON..............Advisor MISS MARY RUTH MARSHALI..........Advisor 79 BETTY ADAMS JEAN McELROY NANCY CLEMENT Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Same old thing: Stencils to cut . . . “Where’s that article you were supposed to hand in two days ago?” ... “I don’t care if Ashley is black! Birds do take baths!” . . . Miss Maphet’s pet peeve, the day we mimeograph. Staff work is a routine thing, yet spiced with excitement . . . but nothing can replace the sigh of relief you breathe when the paper is finally out! ELIZABETH GARNER MARY JO UPCHURCH' CAVE CARSON CHARLETTA TURNER Art Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Club Reporter SANDRA YOST Typist NANCY GREMMELS JOANN UPCHURCH Typist Cub Reporter MISS KATHERINE BILLINGSLEY, Sponsor Not Pictured: JOAN ROBBINS, Society Editor. 80 jam: gross President FAXCHOX FINK Vice-President VIVIAN GRIFFIN Secretary BETTY LOU IIINES Treasurer ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The High School Athletic Board plans and directs the recreation of the students. Its purpose is to develop interest and efficiency in sports, and to encourage healthful living, good sportsmanship, and a friendly spirit of cooperation among the girls. Upon arrival at Montreat, all students automatically become members of the Athletic Association and of one of the four tribes. The 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. “PEPPP’ HOLMES JEAN McELROY Blackuoot Tribe Chief JANE TERRELL FRANKIE SAGESTER MARY JO UPCHURCH Apache Tribe Chief and Head Cheerleader Chickasau' Tribe Chief Sequoia Tribe Chief Indoor Sports M ARJORIE GROSS CAYE CARSON SHEILA KERCHBERG N ANCY GREM MELS MISS LOIS JOHANSON Hiking Publicity Basketball and Tennis Volleyball and Softball Sponsor ot Pictured: M AROIAN FUNK, Soccer. ei BETA CLUB RONNIE MAY CARNEY President HELEN McCRANIE Vice-President MITZI MacNICIIOLAS Secretary-Treasurer QUILL AND SCROLL NANCY CLEMENT BETTY ADAMS JEAN McELROY LRENCH CLUB JANE CROSS President CAVE CARSON Vice-President SANDRA YOST Secretary MARY ARMISTEAD Treasurer GLEE CLUB MR. ALLAN GUV Director ALPHA PH! CAYK CARSON President FANCHON FUNK Vice-President JANK THRRHLL Secretary BETTY ADAMS Treasurer MUSIC CLUB MARY ARMISTEAD President BETH REGISTER Vice-President WAYNE BURNETTE Secrelary-T reasurer 83 BLACKFOOT TRIBE “PEPPI” HOLMES Chief HIKING CLUB MARJORIE GROSS Until of Hiking APACHE TRIBE JEAN Me El. ROY Chief CHEERLEADERS “PEPPI” HOLMES eail Cheerleader 84 CHICKASAW TRIBE FRANKIE SAGESTER Chief JANE TERRELL Chief SEQUOIA TRIBE 85 FEATURES 87 OUR 155 Men WcC: rante GRACIOUSNESS 155 f atncia l Jo5t TRUE SPIRITUAL VISION 88 SUPERLATIVES ISS amj JOY IN LEARN ISC, a iSS fane Ljross SPORTSMANSHIP 89 Left to Right: MISS LANNETTE BARNES, Junior; MISS PENELOPE HUNT, Freshnum; MISS SARAH HUCKABY, Senior; MISS SALLY ( nu i F WHITE, Sophomore. 90 m� J4.L YflcCnni. MAID OF HONOR Q| FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mi� Zoulean Anderson .... Route 2, Florence, S. C. Mr . W. H. Armistead..........................Montreat, N. C. Mrs. Helen Balcomb............................Montreat, N. C. Miss Katherine Billingsley . 459 Pratt St., Prattsvillc, Ala. Mr. Fred Brewer....................Route 6, Maryville, Tenn. Miss Virginia Buchanan.......................Saltvillc, Va. Mis Betty Jean Chaplin . . . Black Mountain, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Cole...........................Montreat, N. C. Mr. Thomas M. Co .............................Montreal, N. C. Dr. Alfred Crago..............................Montreal. N. C. Mrs. Elisa Fernandez..........................Montreat, N. C. Mr. Harold Frantz.............................Montreat, N. C. Mr. W. W. Freeman . Grovemont, Swannanoa, N. C. Mr. Gordon Greenwood .... Black Mountain, N. C. Dr. Nettie Grier..............................Montreal, N. C. Miss Lucy Grier...............................Montreal, N. C. Mr. Allan Guy.................................Montreat, N. C. Dr. A. C. Holt................................Montreal, N. C. Miss Elizabeth S. Hoyt .... Montreal, N. C. Miss Lois Johanson . . 2908 2nd Avenue. Leeds, Ala. Mrs. S. E. Lee . 199 Jackson Road, Newman, Ga. Miss Princie Maphct..........................Montreal, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, 2019 Briarwood Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Miss Helen Miles.............................Montreat, N. C. Mr. John R. Miller . Farm School Rd., Swannanoa, N. C. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. McGregor .... Montreat, N. C. Miss Mary Well McNeill......................Florence, S. C. Miss Victoria Samburg........................Montreat, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schoen— 212 Belford Avenue, Huntington, W. Va. Miss Margaret E. Smith, 9? Vermont Ave., Asheville, N. C. Mr. Rockwell Smith...........................Montreal, N. C. Mrs. Virginia Daniel Smith— lsl J'i Vernon Street, LaGrange, Ga. Mr. C. A. Stubbs.............................Montrcat, N. C. Miss Mary Ward...............................Montrcat, N. C. Miss Annie Webb..............................Montreat, N. C. Mrs. Katherine White............................Deleo, N. C. Miss Harriet M. Whitmer— 18840 Riverside Drive, Birmingham, Mich. Miss Elizabeth Wilson........................Montrcat, N. C. MONTREAT COLLEGE Shirley Anderson, 1681 Glenwood Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Rebecca Atkins . 309 Sydney Johnson St., Fort Mill, S. C. Mary Rctha Atwood.............................Jefferson, N. C. Patsy Ruth Bach......................................Blackey, Kv. Joyce LaVonia Ballard .... Box 332, Tuxedo, N. C. Margaret Barrett.............................Monticello, Fla. Quincy Bault . . Box 2891, Univ. Station, Gainesville, Fla. Betty Brown Bell, 405 E. Washington St., Lcwisburg, W. Va. Hope Bell..........................Route 2, Columbiana, Ala. Louise Bennett . . 1054 Glenwood Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Elaine Bcrrong . . . Level Grove Road, Cornelia, Ga. Olivia Ann Bishop....................Box 106, Greenville, Fla. Kav Bittner..................II Byrd Circle, Ozark, Ala. Janice Blackburn . . 9751 S. Ninitz Ct., Jacksonville, Fla. Virginia Blackburn................................Elkin, N. C. Margaret Blackstone— 2789 Westshire Drive, Hollywood 28, Calif. Miriam Borges .... 12 Arnold Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Beth Braford.....................Natural Bridge Station, Va. Louise Breeding....................................Isom, Kv. Ann Broom .... 706 Trammell Street, Dalton, Ga. Mabel Brown . . . Thornwell Orphanage, Clinton, S. C. Pauline Brown......................Route 2, Gastonia, N. C. Betty Bulger . 1680 Newton Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Margaret Carrico .... Box 2295, Williamson, W. Va. Marie Cates 2123 East Geer Street, Durham, N. C. Shirley Caudill....................Glendale Springs, N. C. Ivey Dee Chaffin........................Box 387, Jesup, Ga. Joyce Champion . . 1541 Valley Brook Rd., Scottdale, Ga. Patsy Childers................................Bulan, Ky. Isabel Clark.................Route 2, Hendersonville, N. C. Margaret Coleman..............................Rion, S. C. Alice Collins................Route 3, Box 35, Maxton, N. C. F'ranccs Collis.......................Green Mountain, N. C. Rebecca Joan Cooper . c o Lila R. R. Co., La Lima, Honduras Valeen Cooper .... Box 667, Black Mountain, N. C. Nancy Cresap......................Box 1107, Bcckley, W. Va. Lillie Belle Currin...................Route 4, Oxford, N. C. Frank Csapo ... II Lebanon St., Larkawanna 18, N.Y. Barbara Ann Daniels .... Route 1, Newland, N. C. Helen Daniel 1841 Boulevard, Jacksonville, Fla. Jerry Ann Davis— 1429 Raytield Dr., Midticld, Birmingham, Ala. Sue Jane Davis....................Box 312, Bladenboro, N. C. Winogene DeForrcst . . 3119 1 3th Ave., Birmingham, Ala. F'rankie Jo Dellinger . . 114 Cone St., Chcrryville, N. C. Barbara Dorton . . . Route 1, Box 160, Charlotte, N. C. Garon Driggers..........................Box 60, Clinton, S. C. 93 MONTRKAT COLLEGE—Continued Jo Hll.i Dunaway . . 506 Thompson St., Charleston, W. Va. Wenona Ann Ebrrhardt, 20 Wellington Rd., Barnwell, S. C. Mary Frances Edwards . Box 281, Bladenboro, N. C. Naomi Elliott.....................Black Mountain, N. C. Mac Foon Eng.....................Box 2760, Jacksonville, Fla. Mae. Sue Eng.....................Box 2760, Jacksonville, Fla. Mary Katherine Fisher.......................Alexander, N. C. Anne Frazier ... 1 20 Poinsettia Avc., Orlando, Fla. Sandra Frye . . . 12 Chapel Street, Portsmouth, Va. Ileide Fiinkc ... 14 XE B St., Grants Pass, Oregon Anna Belle Garland................Green Mountain, N. C. Dorothy Ghant.....................Rt. 2, F'ort Mill, S. C. Mary Jane Gillespie................North Tazewell, Va. Thelma Grant . 802 Underwood Street, Dalton, Ga. Mary Louise Gray . 5 21 Lovegrovc Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Mary Greene ... 1 508 Belvedere Avc., Charlotte, N. C. Muriel Anne Greenwood . 29 6 S. W. 3rd St., Miami, Fla. Robert Hare..............................Chester 4, S. C. O’Neal Harris.................. 2095 Clark, Blackville, S. C. Barbara Helderman Rt. 4, Box 2 5, Spartanburg, S. C. Corctta Henson . 109 Church St., Waynesville, N. C. Barbara Hill...................Route 2, Timmonsvillc, S. C. Joan Hill......................Route 2, Timmonsvillc, S. C. Frances Hills Route 1, Box 62, Charleston, S. C. Rose Hinnant . . . 1415 Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Sylvia Holcomb . . . 929-A 'Price Terrace, Norfolk, Va. Mary Honeycutt..............................Alexander, N. C. Sarah E. Jackson . . 10 N. Goforth St., Kings Mtn., N. C. Peggy Johnson 4414 St. Elnto Avc., Chattanooga, Tcnn. Martha Jones......................Box 5, Franklin, N. C. Norma Carol Karstens . . 14 0 Lcland Avc., Chicago, 111. June King...................Route I, Pennington Gap, Va. Helen Kinsey . . . 04 Chattanooga Avc., Dalton, Ga. Ellinorc Krieger............ 200 Utah St., Portsmouth, Va. Peggy Kyle...................................Maitland, Fla. Genevieve Landrum.................Box 56, Scarbor, W. Va. Agnes Laughter ..........Box 284, Saluda, N. C. Margaret Leech..................Star Route, Troutvillr, Va. Betty Lown...................................Lithonia, Ga. Faye Anna Lowry...................Route 2, Hot Springs, Va. Lola Lowry........................Route , Max ton, N. C. Mary Frances Luke .... Glendale Springs, N. C. Ruby McCray 208 Tahoma Rd., Lexington, Ky. Betty Maye McGuire . . Route I, Box 82, Helena, Ala. Mary Ruth Marshall . . 26 8th Ave. X. E., Hickory, N. C. Barbara Martin.............................Scotidalc, Ga. Betty Mebane......................Route 2, Mebane, N. C. Ann Meeks . . . Route 1, Box 14A, Germantown, Tenn. Flossie Miller..............................Vonnoy, N. C. Lit a Miller— 36 Aurora Avc., Metairie Br., New Orleans 20, La. Betty Rave Mobley..................Route 3, Chester, S. C. Emily Mohler 1107 First St. S. E., Roanoke, Va. Clara Moore .... Baldwin Station, Chester, S. C. Wilma Jean Morgan...................................Lando, S. C. Evelyn Morris............Box 791, Montgomery, W. Va. Frances Bennett Mouzon.......................Greeleyville, S. C. Lassie Pauline Mullins..................Pilgrims Knob, Va. Shirley Ann Nash .... 18 0 Greene St., Augusta, Ga. Jewell Neil.........................Route 1, York, S. C. Shirley Irene Nelson . . . Box 693, Fountain Inn, S. C. Elizabeth Ann Newton . . 122 Brawley St., Chester, S. C. Norma O’Brien ... 6 Cypress St., Charleston, S. C. Mary Lou Orders .... 84 Louisiana, Asheville, N. C. Gwendolyn Paul......................Box 26, Jupiter, Fla. Hilda Plecker....................................Millboro, Va. Jackie Porterfield . . . 40 Church St., Greensboro, N. C. Jane Pratt .... 1013 Randolph Avc., Pulaski, Va. Patricia Ann Priest.............................Morriston, Fla. Peggy Rakestraw . . . Box 152, Route 2, Madison, N. C. Kathleen Rash.......................Glade Valley, N. C. Betsy Reed 171 N. VV. 19th Ter., Miami 5, Fla. Helga Remesch....................................Montreat, N. C. Betty June Roberts . . . Box 667, Black Mountain, N. C. Patsy Ruth Roberts .... Star Route, Asheville, N. C. Gloria Anne Roddey...................Route 3, Chester, S. C. Patricia Sartelle..................................Draper, Va. Mrs. Josephine Sawyer.........................Weavervillc, N. C. Joan Schrenk . 33 Cicmson Dr. College Acres, Aiken, S. C. Eleanor Seagle . . 429 West Pine St., Lincolnton, N. C. Garlene Seagle . . 429 West Pine St., Lincolnton, N. C. Shirley Ann Sheffield .... Route 3, Waynesville, N. C. Carolyn Smith .... 464 Bradley Street, Abingdon, Va. Harriet A. Smith . . Route 2, Box 942, Charlotte, N. C. Janet Ruth Smith....................Box 14, Darien, G i. Kathryn Steele....................Route I, Cleveland, N. C. Martha Stone . 00 Ridgewood Avc., Charlotte, N. C Shirley SwofTord....................Box 45, Chesnce, S. C. Julia Traynham Route 3, Box 200, Laurens, S. C. Barbara Ann Tugman . . 214 H. Fifth Avc., Gastonia, N. C. Nola Turner.......................................Houston, Ky. Nora Turner.......................................Houston, Ky. Mary Lott Walker .... Grady Street, Blackshear, Ga. Barbara Warren . . . 1614 Palm Street, Goldsboro, N. C. Dorothy Warren .... 735 King Street, Selma, Ala. Betty Weaver........................Union Mills, N. C. Doris Faye Webb . . 133 Bayard Avc., Waynesboro, Va. Joanne Weldon ... 9 Callaway Street, Manchester, Ga. Patsy Williams......................Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Mary Irene Williams .... Box 114, Savannah, Ga. Opal Woodiin........................Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Ruth Wooten..........................................Olin, N. C. Betty Jean Zeigler— 706 Medway Rd., Riverland Ter., Charleston, S. C. 94 MONTREAT SCHOOL Betty Dove Adams.................................Olin, N. C. Mary Blanton Armistcad Box 253, Montreal, X. C. Lannettc Barnes . . 21A St. Phillip St., Charleston, S. C. Jeannette Blackstone— 2789 Westshirc. Dr., Hollywood 28, Calif. Nancy Lee Bonner . . 307 S. French St., Lancaster, S. C. Wayne Burnette . . 40 3 K. Holston Ave., Johnson City, Tenn. Barbara Burts .... 5025 Ferguson St., Clinton, S. C. Bonnie May Carney . . 509 54th St., W. Palm Beach, Fla. Catherine C. Carson....................Savannah Beach, Ga. Maria T. Casanovas— Calle 5 ,i £ 107, La Sierra, Marianas, Cuba Carol Clement . . 5J4 Albania Parkway, New Orleans, La. Nancy Jane Clement .... Box 763, Salisbury, N. C. Rosemary Cronenberg— 2201 Crescent Ave. Ext., Charlotte, N. C. Sherry Ann DeVaney.....................Locngelly, W. Va. Sarah Klizabeth Earnhardt— 619 YY'esi Council St., Salisbury, N. C. Beverly Jo Fortune 40 Westwood PL, Asheville, X. C. Mary Louise Fortune Route 1, Black Mountain, X. C. Fanchon Felice Funk-— 900 S. Hawthorne Rd., YVinston-Salem, X. C. Marolyn F'unk . 900 S. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Elizabeth Session Garner..............Greenback, Tenn. Barbara Annette Gentry...........................Nebo, N. C. Ernestine Gillikin 721 Broad St., Xew Bean, N. C. Henrietta Palmer Gourdin....................Pincvillc, S. C. Paula Joann Gray . . 127 Hamilton Ave., Panama City, Fla. Josie Gregory ... 14 Arbervale Rd., Asheville, X. C. Nancy Gremmels ... 25 Howard St., Greentield, Ind. Y'ivian Eleanor Griffin......................Montreal, N. C. Jane Fllizaheth Gross .... Box 295, Anchorage, Ky. Marjorie Gross......................Box 295, Anchorage, Ky. Nancy Harrison Guthrie— 812 Fern PI. X. W., Washington 12, D. C. Elaine Hale . . R. R. 1, Box 474, F'ranklin, Ohio Virginia Dtaring Harris .... Box 623, Tryon, N. C. Tallulah Dove Haynsworth, 212 Y Cedar St., Florence, S. C. Linda Helms .... 2915 Blvd. Dr. S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Betty Lou Hines, 2965 YVaughtown St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Y’irginia Jeanne Holmes— 509 Shelowfara Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn. Sarah Huckaby . . . 915 Merriamon Ave., Asheville, X. C. Penelope Ffunt...........................Box 24, Seneca, S. C. F'aith Justus......................Black Mountain, X. C Mitzi Kelley . . 1170 Y'aldes Ave., Akron 20, Ohio Sheila A. Kerchberg................Box 937, Sylvia, X. C. Linda Rebecca Logan . . . . Rt. 2, Ruthcrfordton, X. C. Joyce Anna Lund . . 4065 Earnest St., Jacksonville, Fla. Judy Matthews . 1 504 E. Worthington Ave., Charlotte, X. C. Patricia Louise Mcggs . . . 161 York St., Chester, S. C. Judy Ann Morgan ... 9 Busbee Rd., Asheville, X. C- Regene He len McCranie .... Box 353, Hihara, Ga. Marjorie Jean McFilroy— 6922 Westland Dr.. Rt. 15, Knoxville, Tenn. Mary Ellen McKeehan, 226 Lynn view A e., Knoxville, Tenn. Mary Frances MacNicholas, 506 Yra!nut St., Statesville, X. C. Y'irginia McRae............................Hampden-Sydney, Va. Dianne Nicholson . . 855 Parkway Dr. X. Fi., Atlanta, Ga. Peggy Parrott . Rt. 2, Xew Hope Rd., Gastonia, X. C. Janice Partlow . . Bclcncito (Sogamoso), Colombia, S. A. Lillie Mae Phillips .... 349 Film St., Elberton, Ga. Xancve Ray Poovev . 710 Y Meeting St., Lancaster, S. C. Lyncttc Poythrcss . . 2225 Whitaker St., Savannah, G i. Marguerite Fi. Ray 16“ Main St., Lebanon. Ky. Elizabeth Register . P. O. Box 453, Oceana, Va. Martha Jo Rex .... Longwood College, Farmville, a. Joan Francine Robbins, 621 Xauarro Ave., Coral Gables, F'l ■ Ana Mathilde Rodriquez . Apartada 149, Matanz is, Cuba F'rankie Mae Sagester . Presbyterian Home, Anchorage, Ky. Charlotte Ann Schultz— 2631 Cumberland Ave,, Middlesboro, Ky. Marianne Talley......................................Adel, Ga. Barbara Jane Terrell...............Black Mountain, X. C. Nell Timmerman.....................Box 275, Clinton, S. C. Charlctta Jean Turner, 408 W. 4th St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Mary Jo Upchurch...................Box 183, Camden, S. C. Sarah Joann Upchurch............................Camden, S. C. Janice Waters . . . 225 Garetield Ave., Norwood, Pa. Sally White..............S29 X. Ash, McPherson, Kansas Eugenia McClces YY'ood, 30S Mt. Y'ernon Dr., Wilson, X. C. Patricia C. Yost— 211 John Anderson Hwy., Ormond Beach, Fla. 95 Ann Honeycutt . . 40 Cumberland Circle, Asheville, X. C. Sandra Yost .... 3S05 Florence Dr., Alexandria, Va. SPONSOR PAGE Mr. Jack Abernathy Mrs. Agnes B. Marshall Mrs. Annie May Ayers Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Morris Mr. R. M. Barton Miss Jeanette Nash Mrs. Mason Bell, Sr. Mrs. Julia O’Brien Miss Mildred Bingham Miss Victoria Samburg Miss Minnie Bingham Rev. and Mrs. P. O. Sartclle Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bittner Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas H. Sawyer Mrs. Mattie Blackburn Miss Mary Ann Smoak Mr. “Sonny” Blackburn Mrs. Andrew Speer Mr. and Mrs. Charles BrinkerhofT Mr. Kay N. Stutts Mr. E. F. Burnette Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sutherland Mrs. David C. Cannon, Jr. Rev. C. K. Taflfc Mr. and Mrs. Everette Carrico Mr. and Mrs. Keith Townsend Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chaffin Miss Mary A. Ward Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Champion Mr. J. E. Warren Mr. E. C. Eaton Mr. J. H. 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