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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

EDITOR oCet ASSISTANT EDITOR %JJ4c arris ASSISTANT EDITOR HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR and ASSOCIATKS or the MOXTREAT COLLEGE Montreat, North Carolina Sitting in the stillness of Gaither Chapel, you are somehow impelled to lift your eyes upward, to gaze upon the small pictures in the stained glass windows, the symbols of our faith. You see the open Bible, the “liv- ing oracles” of God; the wheat, signifying the Bread of Life, and the grapes, representing Christ’s blood shed for us; the cross and the crown, Jesus Christ—Savior and King, and the lamp, the Holy Spirit. Yet these symbols take on new, though perhaps less majestic mean- ings, as they become guides for everyday living in Montreat . . . Sun Dial 2 CMP DEDICATION We dedicate the 1955 Sun Dial . . . To someone who loves Montreat girls and the “Montreat Spirit” . . . To someone whose devotion to her work is caught by those about her . . . To someone whose originality, imagination, and skill add sparkle and color to activities and entertainment . . . To someone who accepts our joking graciously . . . To someone who means more to us than she could ever guess . . . To . . . 4 Jtt Untnrtj ♦ DR. ROBKRT CAMPBELL ANDERSON Born July 26, 1864 Died February 21, 1955 Dr. Anderson, with his wife, Sadie Gaither Anderson, founded Mon- treal College, and served as its president until 1947. 5 WORLD FELLOWSHIP BUILDING, College Dormitory HOWERTON HALL, College Dormitory 6 GAITHER HALL, College Administration and Classroom Building 7 COLLEGE HALL, Montreat School Dormitory OUR “TEEMING METROPOLIS” ICEBOUND! ANDERSON AUDITORIUM Montreat School Adminis- tration and Classroom Building CROSBY ADAMS FINE ARTS BUILDING Music Studios 9 Wheat... . . . Young lives, to be cultivated by those who are further along the road. 10 FACULTY II WILLIAM A. TICKER Business Manager A in ion COLLEGE, Albion, Mich. Ways� University, Detroit, Mich. UNA MAE MANGRL'M Secretary to President Texas State College for Women, B.A. General Ajm mbly's Training School, M.A. STAFF C. A. STUBBS Manager of Hotels and College Din- ing Roots: University of North Carolina Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N. C. PR I NCI E MAPHET Registrar, Business Education Flora MacDonald College, B.A. University of North Carolina, M.S. The Assembly’s Training School, Summer Sessions, Bowling Green Business University, Bowling Green, Ky. BETTY JEAN CHAPLIN Field Secretary Montreat College, A.B. MARY WELLS McNEILL Assistant Dean of Students Agnes Scott College, B.A. Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School, New York City WILLIAM A. BORAM Publicity Director, Journalism Greenville State College, B.A. 12 Dean of the College English Washington and Lee University, B.A. Northwestern University, M.A., Pti.I). TU,� CLaU WiLn Dean of Students Bible Vanderbilt University, A.B., M.A. Graduate Work: Peabody C'oi.i.ege. Universitv ok Hawaii; Northwestern Universitv; Co- lumbia Seminary 13 FACULTY V. ZOULEAN ANDERSON . Bible College for Women, Columbia, S. C., B.A.j Columbia University, M.A.; As- sembly’s Training School; Biblical Semi- nary, Ne« York, X. Y. 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 University ol Nebraska, B.A.. M.A. s University -t‘ Iowa, Ph.D.; Graduate Work: University of Chicago. MRS. ELISA FERNANDEZ....................Spanish Louisiana State University, A.B. HAROLD FRANTZ......................Piano, Organ Franklin and Marshall College, A.B.; School of Sacred Music, Union Theological Seminary. New York. M.S.M.; Westminster Choir College. M.Mus. LL’CY GRIER........................School Nurse, Hygiene Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Presbyterian Hospital, New York. N. Y.. R.N.; Columbia University, M.A. ALLAN GL’V........................Voice, Related Courses Westminster Choir College, B.M. ALBERT C. HOLT . . . Social Studies, Religion Park College. Parkville, Mo., A.B., A.M.; Peabody College, Ph.D. i Graduate Work: McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago. University of Chicago. ELIZABETH HOV E.....................Social Studies Maryville College, B.A.; University of Tennessee, M.A.} Columbia University, Two Summer Sessions, University of North Carolina, Three Summer Session. MRS. S. E. LEE.............................Housemother Virginia College, Roanoke; Florida Woman’s College. PRINCIE MAPHET....................................Shorthand Flora MacDonald College, A.B.; University of North Caro- lina, M.S.; The Assembly’s Training School, Richmond; Summer Sessions, Bowling Green Business University, Bowl- ing Green, Ky. FACULTY HELEN MILES Home Economics Maryville College, B.A.. University of Tennessee, B.S., M.S. JOHN MILLER . . . Education Berea College, B.S.; Peabody College, M.A.; Graduate Work: Cniversily of Chicago, University of North Carolina, Peabody College. MRS. ELLEN SANDERS.........................Science University of Louisville, B.A., M.A.; Graduate Study: Uni- versity of Southern California, University of Chicago. MRS. SALLI E W. SCHOEN.......................Piano Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Indiana University, M.M.i Certificate in Master Class of Piano, the Summer Academy of the Mozarteum, Salzburg, Austria. VICTOR SCHOEN.......................Piano, Theory Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, B.A.; Indiana University, M.M.i Certificate in Master Class of Piano, the Summer Academy of the Mozarteum, Salzburg, Austria. MARGARET E. SMITH . . Physical Education Flora MacDonald College, B.A.; Teachers College, Colum- bia University, M.A.; Graduate Work: Peabody College, University of Wisconsin. MRS. C. F. SOUTHERLAND Salem College, Winston-Salem. H ousemother MRS. HELEN SOOS......................................French University of Budapest, Hungary, B.A. MARY WARD..............................Assistant to Nurse Flora MacDonald College. LILLA E. WATKINS .... Business Education Agnes Scotti Cox College, Bussie Tift, B.A., Mercer Uni- versity, B.S., M.A.i Bowling Green College of Commerce, B.A., B.S.; Georgia University; University of Kentucky; George Peabody College, 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.; Uni- versity of Chicago, One. Summer Session. 15 The Bible ... . . . More than a course of study ... A source of joy, hope and purpose. Our guide for today, our promise for tomorrow. 16 CLASSES 17 SENIORS Hotv's this for sizef”—OFFICERS: MARY MOSER, Secretary; IVEY DEE CHAFFIN, Treasurer; MARGARET BAR- RE'IT, President; JULIA TRAYXHAM, Vice-President. CLASS OF '55 “We’re the Senior Class of Mon treat College you hear so much about . . and it has taken four years of work and three of singing to get here! Our first big project was the Freshman talent show. We gave a Minstrel. Lil Liza Jane . . . oops . . . Miss Margaret Smith, was our advisor. The Sophomore Class always provides the Christ- mas entertainment. In December, 1952, the Student body took a peek into “Santa’s Work Shop;” Santa took a peck into one of his boxes, where he found “The Littlcst Angel,” and so was presented in pan- tomime the story dear to the heart of all. When Mr. and Mrs. Frantz agreed to be our sponsors, they didn’t know they’d keep the title through our gradu- ation! For the Junior-Senior banquet we really went “overboard,” right down to King Neptune’s Court,” complete with fish, mermaids, “seahorse supreme,” and “water from the murky deep.” As Seniors, the best contribution we leave to our Alma Mater is filed under SERVICE, as we led campus activities. These have been four wonderful years of prayer, study, fun, and friendship. “. . . the Senior Class is on its way.” How thankful we are that our “way” led through that Montreal gate! 18 SENIORS M ARGA RET BARRETT Montickllo, Florida B.A.y Bible and Christum Education “Bird seed” . . . the date room . . . trips to Gastonia . . . Senior pres’ . . . “Parle .-vous fran- $ais” . . . “That’s so neat” . . . the chorus . . . “Have anything ’tangie’r” . . . Buddy Barrett. MRS. JO ELLA BENNETT Montreat, North Carolina B.A.y Bible and Christian Education “Mrs. Preacher” . . . circle meetings ... “I must run home to lix dinner” . . . “Now, now” . . . recipes . . . May queen . . . “Well, in Texas . . .” 19 SENIORS LOUISE BENNETT Atlanta, Georgia B.A.y Bible and Christian Education “Tidwell” . . . bookstore . . . Old faithful of the S. G. A. . . . chewing gum . . . class dietitian . . . “Dean of Complex Apartments” . . . “Hatshcpsut.” OLIVIA BISHOP Greenville, Florida B.A.t Bible and Christian Education “Our John” . . . coffee at midnight . . . “Bro- ther” . . . “Let’s all go out for sports” . . . “Onion Technological Cemetery” . . . “Jane Eyre” . . . “Hot-shot.” 20 HETTY BLOUNT Kenwood, Georgia II. A., Bible and Christian Education “Brb” . . . “Not again?” . . . stuffed animals . . . Board of Women’s Work . . . morning watch . . . church music . . . tomboy ... “1 feel persecuted.” IVEY DEE CHAFFIN Jesup, Georgia II.S., Music “Ivory” . . . Money bags . . . “L tell you frankly” . . . Stcinwavs and headaches . . . “Chin up” . . . Kappa Pi Beta . . . fountain pens . . . always prepared. 21 SENIORS SENIORS MRS. MARGARET CLARK Jacksonville, Florida II.S., Elementary Education Nash Rambler . . . “It’s just nerves” . . . socks . . . Education—Ah-h-h-h . . . “Empty that plate, Mickey Sue!” . . . Asheville stomp . . . “Have you washed your hands, Mary Alice?” . . . “I tell you frankly.” MARGARET LEECH Troutville, Virginia B.S., Church Music At the organ . . . “evolution” . . . “Bishops and high priests” . . . dramatic . . . scripts . . . “That Christmas cantata” . . . Asheville . . . absent-minded. 22 LETA MILLER New Orleans, Louisiana B.S., Bible Mardi Gras . . . “secret service” . . . “Not me, boy!” . . . slave driver . . . dictionary Biology I.ab . . . shrimp Creole . . . “I’m going to be frank with you” . . . “Wouldn’t that be exotic?” EVELYN MORRIS Montgomery, West Virginia B.A., Bible anti Christian Education “Breezy” . . . “Major” Morris . . . sincerity . . . “Sweetie” . . . “What we all need is some coffee” . . . Trixie . . . special permissions . . . Mambo. 23 SENIORS SENIORS MRS. MARY MOSER Charlotte, North Carolina B.A., Bible and Christian Education Bill . . . “How about that ”... May court . . . babysitting . . . air mail letters from Korea . . . flash bulbs . . . “My lit sis” . . . ole’ matron . . . the chorus. FRANCES MOUZON Gkeelkyville, Socth Carolina B.S.y Church Music Pebbles ... “1 be swigglcd” . . . the triplets . . . Bartok . . . “speedy” . . . “Uh, uh, now—don’t hurt me!!” . . . “precious” . . . “Chapel Hill got jazz.” HILDA PLECKER Mu i.hoko, Virginia Ii.A.y Bible ami Christian Education “Pud” . . . “a-b-o-o-t—Va. style” . . . barber parlor . . . S. C. A. . . . family reunions . . . mv niece and nephews . . . apples . . . “Yea, Gold” . . . friendly. JANET RUTH SMITH Dakikn, Georgia B.A., Church Secretary “YVoofic” . . . headlines . . . wild rides . . . “I think we’re just tired” . . . “words of wis- dom” . . . Jack rabbit trail . . . “Well, Daddy says.” 25 SENIORS SENIORS JULIA TRAYNHAM Laurens, South Carolina li.A.y Bible and Christian Education “Yea, Board!” . . . “rupert” . . . “Traynham- ize your watches; it’s bell time” . . . prayer groups . . . “Play off your tournaments” . . . basketball . . . “Now, Miss Smith” . . . cheery. MARY WILLIAMS Savannah, Georgia B.A., Bible and Christian Education Concoctions . . . sunny personality . . . “No bread, thanks” . . . mica mania . . . “Anything to cat in here?” . . . “How do you spell it?” 26 RUTH WOOTEN Olis, North Carolina B.S., Bible “Ruthie” . . . W. C. C. . . . M-Club . . . “Kentucky Sue” . . . energetic . . . sports . . . “No hair!” . . . Chicago . . . “To be perfectly frank with you” . . . spring-y gait . . . dates. CLASS ADVISORS MR. AND. MRS. HAROLD FRANTZ Special Student: MRS. NORA HUMMER 27 JUNIORS OFFICERS. BETTY WEAVER, Vice-President; SUE ENG, Secretaryi ANNA BELLE GARLAND, Treasurer; KATHLEEN RASH, President; MRS. GUY AND MR. GUY, Advisors . . . Selling sandwiches in hopes they can give the seniors a banquet. RKBKCCA ATKINS MABEL BROWN BARBARA DANIELS SUE DAVIS 28 FRANCES COLLIS FRANK CSAPO DOROTHY CHANT MARY LOUISE GRAY JUNIORS ROBERT HARE CATHERINE HARPER NEAL HARRIS 29 MARGARET JACKSON SARAH JACKSON MARY FRANCES LUKE JUNIORS ANN MEEKS CAROL ANN MILLER BETTY RAYE MOBLEY PEGGY RAKESTRAW KATHLEEN RASH BETSY REED PAT SARTELLE JOAN SCHRENK ELEANOR SEAGLE GARLENE SEAGLE BARBARA WARREN BETTY WEAVER Not Pictured: SUE ENG, ANNA BELLE GARLAND, BARBARA MARTIN CLARA MOORE, BETTY WHEELER, MRS. JOANN BORAM MRS. HARRIE DANENHOWER 30 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS: FAYE LOWRY, Treasurer; BARBARA DORTON, President; BETTY NEWTON, Secretary; MR. AND MRS. MONROE, Advisors. Sot Pictured JANE PRATT, Vice-President SHIRLEY ANDERSON PATSY BACH LaVONIA BALLARD HOPE BELL ELAINE BKRROXC 31 SOPHOMORES BETH BRAFORD BETTY BULGER SHIRLEY CAUDILL PATSY CHILDERS ISABEL CLARK MARGARET COLEMAN BECKYJO COOPER VALEEN COOPER JERRY DAVIS FRANKIE JO DELLINGER BARBARA DORTON MARY FRANCES EDWARDS SANDRA FRYE THELMA GRANT FRANCES HILLS MARTHA JONES PEGGY KYLE GENEVIEVE LAN DRUM AGNES LAUGHTER NAN-FANG LIANG 32 SOPHOMORES FAVE LOWRY EMILY MOHLER CAROLYN MOORE .WILMA MORGAN’ SHIRLEY NASH JEWELL NEIL SHIRLEY NELSON BETTY NEWTON- NORM A O’BRIEN JACKIE PORTERFIELD JANE PRATT PAT PRIEST SHIRLEY SHEFFIELD -KATHRYN STEELE SHIRLEY SWOFFORD -NORA TURNER MARY I.OTT WALKER DORIS WEBB GENEVA WOODFIN OPAL WOODFIN Sot Pictured: MIRIAM BORGES, GARON DRIGGERS, NOLA TURNER, ANN FOX 33 FRESHMEN OFFICERS: LUCILLE BLACKWELL, Treasurer. ANN BULLARD, Secretary, MISS MARY WELLS McNEILL, Advisor; PANSIE CAMERON, President; PEGGY JO MILLER, Vice-President. Nellie Attaway Nora Lee Beaver Silvia Bknetiz Lucille Blackwell Betty Bradley Locise Bradshaw Jean Broske Ann Bvllard Jean Burwbll Catherine Byrd 34 Pansik Cameron Becky Costner Jknri.le GurCanus Sun Ai Kim Shirlky Lyda Goi.oia Campbell Gladys Culler Warnke Hartley Mary Lou Kiser Belle McAllister Demetria Ciiandarlis Carolyn Dillingham Gloria Hood Dona Rae Lackie Patsy McDaniel Virginia Colter Betty Duncan Betty Johnston Rosalie Landis Peggy Jo Miller Marietta Copenhagen Dorothy Duncan Beatrice Keys Kmily Lucas Frances Murphy FRESHMEN 35 Myrtis Pettit Peggy Rogers Sabra Slay Jane Taylor Margaret Pickard Janice Royster Janet Smith Betty Sue Turnage Grace Reno Dorothy Russell Corenia Smithson Betty Warren Ann Renshaw Joyce Share Claudette Stiltner Mary Lou Watts Patsy Roberts Ann Sharpe Jeanette Stiltner Pat Williams Not Pictured: LUDIE HALL, REBECCA KEY FRESHMEN 36 The Cross and Crown ... . . . He whose role is thus symbolized plays an important part in our campus organizations, and, we are not ashamed of Him. 38 ACTI VITI ES 39 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION EVELYN MORRIS President The Student Government Associa- tion has a practical and an ideal pur- pose: to co-ordinate campus activities and to help develop within each stu- dent the highest standard of personal honor. The Cabinet of S. G. A., as the administrative body, works toward this end with the support of the stu- dents and the inspiration of the Spirit of the Lord. LOUISE BENNETT, Vice-President of S. G. A.; MISS ELIZABETH WILSON, Advisor; ANN MEEKS, Secretary. KATHY RASH, President of Junior Class; PANSIE CAMERON, Presi- dent of Freshmen Class; BARBARA DORTON, President of Sophomore Class; MARGARET BARRETT, President of Senior Class. HOUSE OFFICERS: Seated: BARBARA DANIELS, President, Fellow- ship-. MARY FRANCES LUKE, President, Howerton; PAT BACH, HOPE BELL, Assistants, Howerton; KATHY STEELE, ELAINE BER- RONG, Assistants, Fellowship. Not Pictured: SUSIE ENG, Assistant, Howerton. JANET RUTH SMITH, Editor, “DialetteEVELYN MORRIS, Presi- dent, S. G. A.. LET A MILLER, Editor, Sts Dial; HILDA PLECKER, President, S. C. A.; OLIVIA BISHOP, President, A. M. A. Seated, Cen- ter: MISS WILSON. 40 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION V R HOPE BELL� Art and Publicity, BECKY ATKIN'S, Treas- urer; BETSY REED, Vice-Presi- dent. Front Rose: BETTY RAYE MOBI.EY, President of Life Serv- ice Group; MARY WILLIAMS, Secretary; EVELYN MORRIS, President of S. G. A. MISS ANDERSON Advisor HILDA PLECKER Pr, idem EXAMINING RELICS IN THE HISTORICAL FOUNDATION. GROUP LEADERS FRANCES HILLS, Enlistsncnf and Training; BETTY BLOUNT, Spiritual Life; BETTY BULGER, Church Ex- tension; KATHY STEELE World Missions; FRANCES MOUZON, Music; BETH BRAFORI), Comradeship; ELEANOR SEAGLE, Christian Education, To lead all students to a deeper faith in God through Christ Jesus by means of Bible study, service projects, and devo- tional programs—this is the purpose of the S. C. A. 41 HOWERTON PRAYER GROUP LEADERS. FELLOWSHIP PRAYER (.ROUP LEADERS. SUN Vt-Oh' Another one of en,Hess youth! LETA MILLER, Editori NEAL HARRIS, SARAH JACKSON, A. so- ciate Editors. Heaps of proofs and glossies, pic- ture schedules, adsj hours of march- ing over the campus with our patient photographer, genuine slave 1 a b o r, many chuckles, loss of sleep and pass- ing grades . . . but a great big wonder- ful feeling when we hand you the finished product, the 1955 Sun Dial. It happens every week—Hlur Monday' THELMA GRANT, Assistant Advertising Manager; M A R Y MOSER, Advertising Manager. I'll rake six . . . of each! SUSIE DAVIS, Easiness Manager; When’s that deadline . . .: BETSY REED, SUSIE ENG, BILL BORAM, “Dialette” and Sun Dial Advisor; JEAN Typists. McELROY, High School Editor. 42 DlALETTE Staff Woo fie wants those articles ‘on the double Typists. MARGARET PICKARD, NELLIE ATTAWAY, PEGGY JO MILLER. ANN RENSIIAVV, SHIRLEY CAUDILL, JERRY DAVIS, FRANKIE IO DELLINGER. MONTREATS BEST SELLER History is recorded on its pages. Along with all the current rages. Bermuda skirts, knee socks. Rope beads . . . all temporary. Necessary hurts, hard knocks. News leads . . . very permanent. “Check this copy;” “Beat that deadline;” “What are we gonna use for a headline?” Horror of horrors. The money’s all spent! (What a revoltin’ development). No. our efforts never let up ’Til the paper is safely set up! Hou's this for nests? DRAGNUT HOWER- TON SLEUTHS SOLVE MYSTERY OF MISS- ING NUTS.” JANET SMITH, Editor, EMILY MOHLER, Associate Editor. Business teas n't so good today. DORIS WEBB, Assistant Advertising Manager; FAYE LOWRY. Advertising Man- ager; BETTY BLOUNT, Husiness Manager. i i OREM SMITHSON, i ROLYN HILLING HAM, Humor Editor’-, FRANCES HILLS, Art and Pub- licity; DEMETRI A CHANDARLIS, Sports Editor. Below: A meeting of the Reporters and the Feature Writers. SHIRLEY SWOFFORI), BETTY JOHNSTON, JANE TAYLOR. EMILY LUCAS, GLADYS CULLER, GENE- VIEVE LANDRUM. r ? ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BETTY RAVE MOBLEY, IV. e-Pr, m. OLIVIA BISHOP, MARY LOT GRAY, Secretary. SHIRLEY NELSON. Head Cheer- president; MISS SMITH, Advisor. leader; BETTY WEAVER Treasurer; DORIS WEBB, Art and Publicity. FRANCES COLLINS, B R PEGGY KYLE, Gold Team Representative “We’re the girls with the spirit, yea Board!” From the first exciting days of soccer season through softball in the spring, the A. M. A. offers a variety of indoor and outdoor sports, hiking, and square dancing for every “Montreater” to enjoy. CARON DRIGGERS Head o t Softball MARY FRANCES EDWARDS Co-Hiker NORMA O'BRIEN Head Basketball LaVONIA BALLARD Head of Volleyball BETH BRAFORD Head of Soccer JULIA TRAYNHAM Head of individual Sports BARBARA WARREN Head of Tennis Seated: ELAINE BERRONG Co-Hiker 44 KAPPA PI BETA OFFICERS IVEY DEE CHAFFIN. F’, idem-, MARGARET LEECH� Vice- President. BARBARA DANIELS. Treas- urer; KATHLEEN RASH. Secret ary; MISS BUCHANAN, MRS. WHITE Advisors. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS MIRIAM BORGES, Presi- dent; BECKYJO COOPER, Vice-Presi- dent-, BARBARA DORTON, Secretary- Treasurer; MRS. FERNANDEZ, Adi:tor; GLENN FERNANDEZ, Mascot. LIFE SERVICE OFFICERS: BETTY RAVE MOBLEY, President; JERRY DAVIS, Vice-President; ISABEL CLARK, Secretary. MRS. SOOS, Advisor. 45 It’s always a grand night for singing! Ask any of Montreat’s music makers. Every church service needs a choir; every vesper program needs special music; every student body needs concerts, and every heart needs a song. From “Lord, I Want to Be a Chris- tian” to “Would That My Song Had Wings, Dear,” their music lifts, enriches, and inspires. THE COLLEGE CHORUS MR. ALLAN GUV, Director 46 THELMA GRANT MR. SCHOKX, MR. GUV THE CHURCH CHOIR MR. ALLAN GUY, Director 47 COLLEGIATE COUNCIL OF UNITED NATIONS OFFICERS: “NORA” LIANG President LaVONIA BALLARD Vice-President MIRIAM BORGES Secretary MISS HOYT Advisor RED CROSS “Off to the hospital!” OFFICERS: MISS MILES Advisor SHIRLEY CAUDILL Treasurer THELMA GRANT Chairman BECKYJO COOPER Program Chairman ELEANOR SEAGLE Secretary THALIANS OFFICERS: BECKYJO COOPER President JANE PRATT Vice-President SABRA SLAY Secretary FRANKIE JO DELLINGER Treasurer MISS HOYT Advisor 48 The Lamp ... . . . Play to win, in the light of true sportsmanship. SO SPORTS 51 Sports are a form of self-expression, and “things get right excitin’ ” when the Seniors and Sophomores, who make up the Gold team and the Juniors and Freshmen, who compose the Blue team, begin expressing themselves! GOLD TEAM GOLD CHEERLEADERS CARON DRIGGERS BECKYJO COOPER PATSY RUTH BACH PATSY CHILDERS 52 BLUE CH KKRLEADERS JENELLE GURGANUS, BETTY WARREN, SABRA SLAY BLUE TEAM S3 BASKETBALL TABLE TENNIS SPORTS VOLLEYBALL SOCCER 54 56 FEATURES 57 SUPERLATIVES (jj ( i elu T ornd TRUK SPIRI TUAL VISION Juliet JraynLam sportsmanship 58 T5. manf nloser GRACIOUSNESS SUPERLATIVES JOY IN LEARNING Wiu Jeta 59 MAY COURT 155 Si irieij oCuda Freshman Representative wu m,j Senior Representative I®� Von SLr, net Sophomore R e presen tat ive t$5 Cjar(ene S eag(e Junior Representative Montreat School for 65 ADMINISTRATION —s nnie Principal C hem is try, M at he mattes I'SIVCKSITY OV Lol lSVILLK, B.A. Ce.UMBIA UnIVKRSITY, M.A. J. JL't A, vans Dean of Girls 1.ANDKK Cul.I.rCK Greenwood, South Carolina 66 FACULTY ARMISTEAD COLE JOIIAKSON STOCKBURGER MRS. W. H. ARMISTED Geography, Cit ies, History Queens College, B.A. Asheville Normal School FRANCES ELIZABETH COLE French, Latin Flora MacDonald College, B.A. Un'ivrmitv of North Carolina, M.A. LOIS JOHANSON Bible, Physical Education Maryville College, B.A. Assembly's Training SCHOOL, M.A. CASSANDRA STOCK BURGER English Bethel College, B.A. Scakkett College, M.A. I.LIZABETII WOODHOUSE Mathematics Converse College, B.A. WOODHOUSE 67 SENIORS OFFICERS: HENRIETTA GOURDIX, President; MARY B. ARMISTEAD, Vice-President; SANDRA PENDREY, Secre- tary . MARY ELLEN McKEEHAN, Treasurer; MISS LOIS JOHANSON, Advisor. SENIOR CLASS POEM We stand before the world’s great door, The door of Life for all j We each shall leave the former road To heed life’s beckoning call. Yet still the love of friendships true Shall in our memory be; The days of joy we each have shared In bonds of unity. 68 —PEGGY HARRIS. ARM ISTE AD FUNK MARY BLANTON ARM1STEAD Artlessly unaware . . . young ,lawn . . . fingers gifted on ivory. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Blackfoot Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1. 2. Vice-President I ; French Club I, 3, Treasurer 3; Music Club 1,2, President 3; Class Treasurer I, 3; Vice-President of Class 4; Ath- letic Board 2, 4. Publicity 2, Secretary 4; Varsity Soccer I, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball I, 2; “M” Club 4; May Court Representative I; Beta Club 3, 4. President 4; Juman Soccer I, 3; Semorc Soccer 2. FANCHON FELICE FUNK Many talents . . . magnetic . . . diplomatic . . . golden ambition. President of Sunday School Class 1; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Miking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Apache Tribe I, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1 ; Class Representative 2, 3; Student Body President 4; Inner Choir I; Stu- dent Government Association 2, 3, 4; Soccer Queen Representative 1,2; Latin Club I, 2, Secretary 1, President 2; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Head of Softball 2, Vice-President 3, Honorary Member 4; Varsity Soccer 1, 2; Captain Sophomore Basketball Team 2; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 2, 3, 4. Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Honorary Member 4. Secretary of Sunday School Class 2; Marshal 2; Juman Soccer 3, Music Club 1. 2, 3; “M” Club 3, 4, President 4; French Club 3, 4; Alpha Phi I, 2, 3, 4; Scmorc Soccer 2. HENRIETTA PALMER GOURDIN “To be or not to be . . . genteel . . . falling snowflakes. Music Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Sequoia Tribe 2, 3, 4, National Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Student Government Association 3, 4, Class President 3, 4; Senior Superlative “Joy in Learning” 4; Marshal 3; National Honor So- ciety 2, 3. VIVIAN ELEANOR GRIFFIN Tactful . . . deep summer . . . genuine. Glee Club 2. 3, 4, President 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 3, Chairman of Outreach; Sequoia Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer Queen Representative 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Secretary 2; French Club 1, 3, 4, Captain Basketball Team 3; Captain Soccer Team 4. Athletic Board 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4. Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2; “M” Club 3, 4; Student Government Association 4. Juman Soccer I, 3; Scmorc Soccer 2, Senior Superlative “Sportsmanship” 4. PEGGY HARRIS Calm . . . literary . . . subtle wit . . . smoke pearl. Student Government Association 4, Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 3, 4, Chairman of Witness 3, President 4; Apache Tribe 3, 4; Beta Club 4, Alpha Phi 3, 4, President 4; President of Sunday School Class 3; Representative to Literary Guild 3; Senior Superlative “True Spiritual Vision” 4. 69 HIGH SCHOOL HINES HOLMES HONEYCUTT BETTY LOU HINES Fun loving . . . unsuspected shyness . . . winter hr own hues. Varsity Basketball 2i Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Apache Tribe 2, 3, 4; Hik- ing Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Varsity Soccer 3; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 3, 4, Chairman of Christian Fellowship 3, Chairman of Christian Faith 4; Athletic Association 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; “M” Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Juman Soccer 3; Semore Soccer 2; Captain Volleyball 3. JEANNE HOLMES Iridescent Spirit . . . unique . . . lovable . . . unseen depths. Student Publication 2i Cheerleader 2, 3; Blackfoot Tribe 2, 3, 4, Tribe Chief 3; Athletic Board 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 3, Treasurer 4; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 4; Senior Class Representative; Latin Club 2; French Club 4, President 4; Hiking Club 2, 4; Beta Club 3; “M” Club 4. LOIS ANNE HONEYCUTT Likeable . . . pixies . . . lighting fireflies . . . smiles. Apache Tribe 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4. MARJORIE JEAN McELROY uBrevity is the soul of wit . . . dependable . . . cool gray mists. Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Apache Tribe 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Hiking Club 2, 4; Vice-President Sun- day School Class 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Athletic Association 3, Tribe Chief; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Soccer Captain 4, Varsity Soccer 4; Student Government Association 4; Student Publica- tions 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Sun Dial Staff 3, 4. MARY ELLEN McKEEHAN Unexpected depth . . . creativeness . . . gleaming emeralds. Volleyball Captain 3; Blackfoot Tribe 3, 4; Athletic Association 4, Tribe Chief 4, Cheerleader 4; Alpha Phi 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4, French Club 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Juman Soccer 3; Semore 3; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Basketball 3. McELROY McKEEHAN 70 SENIORS NUcXICHOLAS MEGGS PENDREY MARY FRANCES MacNICHOLAS Crystal character . . . sincere . . . inspirational . . . perception. Student Government Association 2, 4; Class President 2; Vice-Presi- dent of Student Body 4, Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 2, 4, Chair- man of Witness 2, Chairman of Christian Witness 4; Athletic Board 4, Tribe Chief; Chicasaw Tribe I, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President I; Music Club I, 2; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; French Club 3, “M” Club 3, 4. Alpha Phi 3, 4; Senior Superlative “Graciousness”. PATRICIA LOUISE MEGGS Generous . . . spontaneous . . . talkative. Black foot Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2. Hiking Club 1, 3, 4. Varsity I, 2, 3; Inner Choir I; Soccer Captain 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Juman Soccer I, 3; Semore Soccer 2. LILLIAN SANDRA PENDREY Mature outlook . . . the second mile . . . grace of Venus. Student Publication 4, Society Editor; Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 4, Librarian; Cheerleader 4; Black font Tribe 4. Varsity Soccer 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer of Sunday School Class 4. FRANKIE MAE SAGESTER Understanding . . . velvet eyes . . . sparkling . , , opal fires. Secretary of Class 2; May Day Representative 2; Hiking Club 2; Latin Club 2; Sequoia Tribe 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 3, Tribe Chief; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball 2; Captain of Soft- ball 2. Glee Club 2. Music Club 2; Jumnn-Semore 2, 3; May Court, Maid of Honor 4. SANDRA ANNE YOST Casual manner . . . high ideals . . . stately . . . suaying palms. Class Treasurer Student Publication 3, 4, Typist Business Man- ager 4, Athletic Association 4, Tribe Chief, Beta Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Quill and Scroll 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Alpha Phi 3, 4. Apache Tribe 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 4. Varsity Basketball 3, May Court, Senior Representative 4. Hiking Club 3, 4. Juman- Semore 3. 71 SAGESTER YOST JUNIORS OFF CFRS: ELIZABETH GARNER, President; BETH REGISTER, Vice-President; WAYNNE BURNETTE, Secretary; MARIAN OWEN, Treasurer; MISS CASSANDRA STOCKBURGER. Advisor. WAYNNE BURNETTE CAROL CLEMENT JAN CHASTAIN JANE COVINGTON 72 SHERRY D.VANKY ANN KORAN ELIZABETH GARNER LINDA JONES JOYCE LUND MARIAN OWEN MARGUERITE RAY ELIZABETH REGISTER ROSE MARIE SCHULTZ No! Pictured: DENSIE HAGER I i SOPHOMORES OFFICERS: PENNY HINT, President; JANE BULLER, Treasurer; MARIAN COOKE, Vice-President; ANN COLES Sec- retary; MISS ELIZABETH WOODHOUSE, Advisor. m FRESHMEN Tournament games played in Black .Mountain Grammar School gym. ACTIVITIES 77 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION W. MRS. EVANS, FUNK, MISS WEBB. Standing. HUNT, NEWLAND. McELROY, DeVANEY, HOLMES, GRIFFIN, GAR- NER, GOURDIN. HARRIS, MacNICHOLAS. 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 heaas of the three main organizations— Council, Staff, and Athletic Board—the presidents of the three upper classes and their representatives. FANCHON FUNK .... Prttidtnt of Student Body MITZI MacNICHOLAS . Vice-President of Student Body PEGGY HARRIS President of Youth Fellowship JEAN McELROY.......................Editor of “Lookout” VIVIAN GRIFFIN . . . President of Athletic Board HENRIETTA GOURDIN . . President of Senior Class PEPPI HOLMES.......................Senior Representative ELIZABETH GARNER . . . President of Junior Class SHERRY DeVANEY......................Junior Representative PENNY HUNT .... President of Sophomore Class ANNA NEWLAND .... Sophomore Representative MISS ANNIE WEBB...................................Advisor MRS. J. ALBERT EVANS..............................Advisor 78 PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Standing, l.e't to Right: LINDA JONHS, Chairman of Christian Citizens hi pi SHERRY DkVANEY, Chairman of Chris- ■an Outreach; BETTY LOU HINES, i Chi an Fai Seat d JAN i 11 WI AIN, Chairw an of Chi n I hip. Mot Pietur, i MITZI M « NICH- OLAS, Chairman of Christian Witness; MRS. MARY MOSER, Advisor. Top Rote: PENNY HUNT, Si ■ Treasurer. MISS STOCKBURGER, Ad- visor. Pelou PEGGY HARRIS, Presi- dent; FANCHON FUNK, Student Body President. 1 he endeavor of the P. Y. F. Council is to promote Christian fellow- ship within the student body and to help each girl follow the “I ligh Road.” The Council sponsors the religious activities 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. 79 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION VIVIAN GRIFFIN President PF.PPI HOLMES Treasurer BE I IT LOU HINES Vice-President MARY ARMISTEAD Secretary T he High School Athletic Hoard 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 cooperation among the girls. Upon arrival at Montreat, all students au- tomatically 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. MARY E. McKEEHAN MITZI MacNTCHOLAS WAYNNE BURNETTE BETH REGISTER ANN COLES Black foot Tribe Chief Chickasaw Tribe Chief Sequoia Tribe Chief Head Cheerleader Publicity MARION OWENS JANE COVINGTON SHERRY DaVANEY FANCHON FUNK MISS LOIS JOHANSON Basketball and Tennis Volleyball and Softball Indoor Sports Honorary Member Sponsor Sot Pictured: SANDRA YOST, Apache Tribe Chief; PENNY HUNT, Head of Hiking. 80 STUDENT PUBLICATIONS The life of the Staff member is not an easy one. “Deadline? What d e a d 1 i n e?” “Well, 1 haven’t written it yet, but . . red and white; “Where is your hat?” ‘’broken-down” typewriter; the smell of the mimeographing ink; and finally “Paper, anyone?” All this goes into the making and printing of The Lookout. Then when someone says “That was a real good paper,” we know it was worth all our time and hard work. SANDRA VOST SANDRA PENDREY GAIL Fl'NDERBl'RK Business Manager Society Editor Sports Editor JANE BILLER Typist SHERRY DkVANEY Typist BETH REGISTER Typist CAROL RIDDLE MISS STOCKBURGER Typist Sponsor Not Pictured: JAN CHASTAIN, Feature Editor; SUSAN COHEN, Art Editor. 81 MISS STOCKBURGER JEAN McELROV SANDRA YOST JOYCE LUND ALPHA PHI PEGGY HARRIS President “LIZ” GARNER Vice-President JOAN RUFF Secretary SARAH COHEN Treasurer QUILL AND SCROLL M CLUB PENNY HUNT Head of Hiking “FANCY FUNK, President HIKING CLUB CHEERLEADERS PENNY HUNT, Apache JANE COVINGTON, Chickasaw SANDRA PENDREY, Hlackfoot JANE BRYANT, Sequoia BETH REGISTER, Head Cheerleader CAROL CLEMENT, Sequoia BETTY LOU HINES, Apache ANN COLES, Chickasaw MARY ELLEN McKEEHAN, Hlackfoot FRENCH CLUB PEPPI HOLMES President JOYCE LUND Vice-President MARION OWEN Secretary ROSE MARIE SCHULTZ Treasurer MISS COLE Advisor BETA CLUB MARY B. ARMISTEAD President HENRI ETTA GOURDIN Vice-President JEAN McELROY Secretary-Treasurer MRS. ARMISTEAD Advisor MR. ALLAN GUY Director GLEE CLUB SEQUOIA TRIBE WAYXXK BURNKITE Tribe Chief CHICKASAW TRIBE MITZI MacNICHOLAS Tribe Chief BLACKFOOT TRIBE MARY ELLEN McKEEHAN Tribe Chief FEATURES SUPERLATIVES 155 Jiuian Qrillin SPORTSMANSHIP 155 itzi Ylfjac Vjiclio(a5 GRACIOUSNESS 86 87 mi MAY COURT Wm S andra l oist Senior Representative Wji55 (Seth IQeqtiter Junior Representative Wiss JC'J Williams Freshman Representative Win Jan.BJL Sophomore Representative 3 lie Sciae ster iSS .Tranlue —)acj MAID OF HONOR 89 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Miss Zoulcan Anderson. Florence, S. C. Mr. John R. Miller Farm School Rd., Swannanoa, N. C. Mrs. W. H. Armistc.nl Montreat, N. C. Dr. Dougald Monroe Montreat, N. C. Mr. William Roram Montreal, N. C. Dr. J. R. McGregor Montreal, N. C. M iss Virginia Buchanan Saltvillc, Va. Miss Mary Wells McNeill Florence, S. C. Mis Betty Chaplin . . Route 1, Black Mountain, N. C. Mrs. Ellen Sanders Campbellsvillc, Ky. Miss Elizabeth Cole . Montreal, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schoen— Dr. . Alfred Crago 209 Boulevard, Gainesville, Fla. 212 Belford Ave., Huntington, W. Va. Mrs. J. Albert Evans 2 Clarendon Rd., Asheville, N. C. Miss Margaret Smith Montrcat, N. C. Mrs. Lisa Fe.rnandez Montrcat, N. C. Mrs. Geza Soo Montreat, N. C. Mr. Harold Frantz Montrcat, N. C. Mr . C. F. Southerland 810 Rankin St., Greensboro, N. C. Miss Lucy Grier Montreat, N. C. Miss Cassandra Stockburgcr Cleveland, Tcnn. Mr. Allan Guy Miss Mary Ward Clarkton, N. C. Dr. . A. C. Holt . Montreat, N. C. Miss Lilia Watkins Jackson, Ga. Miss Elizabeth S. Hoyt . . . Montreal, N. C. Miss Annie Webb Montrcat, N. C. Miss Lois Johanson 2908 2nd Ave., S., Leeds, Ala. Mrs. W. E. White Deleo, N. C. Mrs. S. E. Lee 199 Jackson Rd., Newman, Ga. Miss Elizabeth Wilson Montrcat, N. C. Miss Una Mae Mangrum Montrcat, N. C. Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse Montreal, N. C. Miss Princic Maphet Montrcat, N. C. Mr. William Tucker Montreal, N. C. Miss Helen Miles Montreal, N. C. Mr. C. A. Stubbs Montreal, N. C. 91 MONTREAT COLLEGE Shirley Anderson Rebecca Atkins Nellie A ait a way Patsv Bach LaVonia Ballard Margaret Barrett Nora I.ee Beaver Hope Bell Silvia Benitez Jo Ella Bennett Louise Bennett Elaine Berrong Olivia Bishop Lucille Blackwell Betty Blount Miriam Borges Betty Bradley Louise Bradshaw Beth Braford Jean Broske Mabel Brown Betty Bulger Ann Bullard Jean Burwell Catherine Byrd Pansie Cameron Ooldia Campbell Shirley Caudill . Ivev Dee Chaffin Demetri a Chandarlis Patsy Childers 1681 Glen wood Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. .'09 Sidney Johnson St., Fort Mill, S. C. P. O. Box 569, Scottdale, Ga. Blackey, Ky. Box 552, Tuxedo, N. C. Sprindale Grove, Monticello, Fla. Rt. No. 1, Cleveland, N. C. Columbiana, Ala. San Telmo No. 17, Manzanilla, Cuba Montrcat, N. C. 1054 Glenwood Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Level Grove Rd., Rt. No. I, Cornelia, Ga. Box 106, Greenville, Fla. 210 Lakeside Dr., Hendersonville, N. C. Kenwood, Ga. Salud 1 59, Cardenas, Cuba Linwood Rd., Rt. No. 4, Gastonia, N. C. 103 North Church St., Mooresville, N. C. Natural Bridge Station, Va. 5004 Stone Leigh Rd., Richmond, Va. Box 60, Clinton, S. C. 1935 Handley Ave., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 316 Washington Ave., Marietta, Ga. 403 High St.. Oxford, N. C. Box 102, Rowland, N. C. Route 3, Raleigh, N. C- Route 2, Box 226, Chesterfield, S. C- Glendale Springs, N. C. 336 East Magnolia St., Jesup, Ga. Box 345, Mirando City, Texas Bulan, Ky. Route 2, Hendersonville, N. C. Isabel Clark Mrs. Margaret Clark— 2800 Riverside Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Frances Collis Green Mountain, N. C. Virginia Colter 412 W. Minn. Ave., DeLand, Fla. Becky Jo Cooper— % Tela R. R. Co., La-Lima, Hounduras, Central America Valeen Cooper Box 66”, Rlack Mountain, N. C. Marietta Copenhagen 122 Poole St., Kennert, Mo. Beckie Costner No. 9 S. Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C. Frank Csapo 11 Lebanon St., Lackawanna 18, N. Y. Gladys Culler Pinnacle, N. C. Barbara Daniels. Route 3, Box 189, Newland, N. C. Jerry Davis 1429 Rayfield Dr., Midfield, Birmingham, Ala. Sue. Davis. Rt. 1, Box 312, Bladenboro, N. C. Frankie Jo Dellinger 114 Cone St., Chcrryville, N. C. Dillingham Rd., Barnardsville, N. C. Route 1, Box 160, Charlotte, N. C. .............Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Rt. No. 1, Box 198, Flat Rock, N. C. East Wyoming St., Bluc.field, W. Va. Carolyn Dillingham Barbara Dorton Garon Driggers . Betty Duncan Dorothy Duncan Mary Frances Edwards Box 281, Bladenboro, N. C. Mac Sue Eng......... Mary Fisher ........ Sandra Frye .. Anna Belle Garland Dorothy Ghant Thelma Grant P. O. Box 2760, Jacksonville, Fla Box 225, Weaverville, N. C. 55 Decatur St., Portsmouth, Va. Relief, N. C. Rt. 2, Fort Mill, S. C. 300 Nichols St., Dalton, Ga. Mary Lou Gray 5321 Lovegrove Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Jenelle Gurganus Wallace, N. C. Ludie Hall Rt. 2, Donalds, S. C. Bobby Hare Rt. 4, Chester, S. C. Catherine Harper 4618 Tunis St., Jacksonville, Fla. ’Neal Harris................... 209 S. Clark, Blackvillc, S. C. Warnee Hartley . S19 N. 19th Ave., Pensacola, Fla. Frances Hills Rt. 1, Box 362, Charleston, S. C. Gloria Hood C. M. D. 332, Box 700, Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Margaret Jackson— W. N. C. San, Black Mountain, N. C. Sarah Jackson 105 N. Goforth St., Kings Mountain, N. C. Betty Johnston Williamsburg, W. Va. Martha Jones Box 5, Franklin, N. C. Beatrice Keys Silver Creek, Ga. Sun Ai Kim- 48- 3Ka Chunghadang, Nangsanku, Seoul, Korea Mary Lou Kiser ,C. M. D. 332, Box 484, Charlotte, N. C. Peggy Kyle............................. Maitland, Fla. Rosalie Landis .705 North Allegharv Ave., Covington, Va. Genevieve Landrum Box 56, Scarbro, W. Va. Agnes Laughter Box 284, Saluda, N. C. Margaret Leech Star Route, Trouteville, Va. Nora Nan-Fang Liang— 1 Hai Yan Sin Tsun, Chung Shiao Rd., (Sec. 1), Taipei, Taiwan) (Formosa), Free China Faye Lowry ................................ Hot Springs, Va. Emily Lucas 436 Church St., Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Mary Frances Luke Glendale Springs, N. C. Shirley Lyda Rt. 1, Hendersonville, N. C. Belle McAllister Patsy McDaniel Barbara Martin Ann Meeks Carol Miller........ Leta Miller Peggy Jo Miller Betty Raye Mobley. Emily Mohlcr Clara Moore Carolyn Moore Wilma Morgan Evelyn Morris. Mary Moser Frances Mouzon Frances Murphy 739 N. Center St., Statesville, N. C. Evergreen,N.C. 4394 Woodlawn Dr., Tucker, Ga. Montrcat, N. C. 125 Irwin Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 336 Aurora Ave., Metairie, Louisiana Box 93, Stony Point, N. C. Rt. 3, Chester, S. C. ................... Natural Bridge, Va. Baldwin, P. O. Box 56, Chester, S. C- Box 354, Saltvillc, Va. Box 182, Lando, S. C. Box 791, Montgomery, W. Va. 1 508 Belvedere Ave., Charlotte, N. C. ......................Grccleyville, S. C. Willard, N. C. Shirley Nash ,1719 Kissingbower Rd., Augusta, Ga. Jewell Neil ..... .. Rt. I, York, S. C. Shirley Nelson Box 693, Fountain Inn, S. C. Betty Newton 122 Brawlcy St., Chester, S. C. Norma O’Brien 36 Cypress St., Charleston, S. C. Margaret Pickard . 528 Beaumont Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Hilda Plecker Millboro, Va. Jackie Porterfield .. 340 Church St., Greensboro, N. C. Jane Pratt.......................Randolph Ave., Pulaski, Va. Pat Priest ................................... Morriston, Fla. Peggy Rakestraw . Rt. 2, Box 1 52, Madison, N. C. Kathleen Rash .................... Rt. 1, Glade Valley, N. C. Betsy Reed 1713 N. W. 19th Terrace. Miami 35, Fla. 92 MONTREAT COLLEGE—Continued Grace Reno P. O. Box 411, Vicksburg, Miss. Anne Rcnshaw Rt. 2, Hendersonville, X. C. Patsy Roberts. Box I2S, Rt. 6, Asheville, X. C. Bettyc Roberts Box 667, Black Mountain, X. C. Peggy Rogers . . 722 Colleton St., Columbia, S. C. Janice Royster Berry flillc Rd., South Boston, Va., Box 18B Pat Sartellc Draper, Va. Joan Schrenk 3$ Clemson I)r., College Acres, Aiken, S. C. Eleanor Scagle . 429 West Pine St., Lincolnton, X. C. Garlenc Seaglc 429 West Pine St., Lincolnton, X. C. Joyce Sharp— 202 Edwards Point Rd., Signal Mountain, Tcnn. Ann Sharpe ..............................Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Shirley Sheffield Box 560, Route 3, Waynesville, X. C. Sabra Slay...................1200 Grand Avc., Jackson, Miss. Janet Smith . 102 Morningside Dr., Glasgow, Ky. Janet Ruth Smith.........................Box 314, Darien, Ga. Corenia Smithson Rt. 8, Aldcrson, W. Va. Kathryn Steele Route 1, Cleveland, X. C. Claudette Stiltner Box 102, Oakwood, Va. Jeanette Stiltner Box 102, Oakwood, Va. Shirley SwolTord. Box 45, Chesncc, S. C. Jane Taylor Bear Creek, X. C. Julia Traynham Route 3, Box 200, Laurens, S. C. Betty Sue Turnage Rt. 3, Box 41, Quincy, Fla. Xola Turner . Houston, Ky. Xora Turner Houston, Ky. Mary Lott Walker Grady St., Blackshear, Ga. Betty Warren 1025 Goode St., Montgomery, Ala. Barbara Warren 1614 Palm St., Goldsboro, X. C. Mary Lou Watts Hallie, Ky. Betty Weaver Union Mills, X. C. Doris Webb 1 58 S. Charlotte Ave., Waynesboro, Va. Mary Williams Box 174, White Blulf, Savannah, Ga. Pat Williams Box 450, Sullivans Island, S. C. Geneva Woodfin Route 3, Inman, S. C. Opal Woodfin Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Ruth Wooten R. F. D. Xo. 1, Olin, X. C. MONTREAT SCHOOL Mary Blanton Armistead........... Box 253, Montreat, X. C. Jane Buller .735 Almcria Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. Wayne Burnette— 403 East Holston Avc., Johnson City,Tcnn. Betty Brank.................3 Main Fibrcvillc, Canton, X. C. Jane Bryan ................ 225 Clay St., Rogcrsvillc,Tcnn. Jan Chastain . Box 756 Pahokee, Fla. Carol Clement 514 Athania Parkway, Xew Orleans, La. Sarah Cohen Harbor Apts., 7th and River, Bradenton, Fla. Susan Cohen Harbor Apts., 7th and River, Bradenton, Fla. Ann Coles Clayton, Ala. Marion Cooke Apt. 7C, Dauphen Wood Dr., Mobile, Ala. Jane Covington Main St., Pilot Mountain, X. C. Sherry DeVancy 81 Passaic St., Garfield, X. J. Anne Foran 1420 Hagood Avc., Columbia, S. C. Gail Funderburk 15 Chapin Rd., Aberdeen, X. C. Fanchon Funk— 900 S. Hawthorne Rd., Winston-Salem, X. C. Elizabeth Garner Rt. 2, Greenback, Tenn. Jane GitTord . 311 Wcstovcr Terrace, Greensboro, X. C. Henrietta Gourdin Pineville, S. C. Vivian Griffin . . Montreal, X. C. Denise Hager.............. 208 Broad St., Charleston, W. Va. Peggy Harris. Box 623, Tryon, X. C. Betty Hines 2965 Waughtown St., Winston-Salem, X. C. Jeanne Holmes . 509 Shallowi'ord RJ., Chattanooga, Tenn. Gloria Holstein ....... Box 337, Whitcsburg, Ky. Ann Honeycutt 40 Sumbcrland Circle, Asheville, X. C. Penny Hunt Box 24, Seneca, S. C. Linda Jones Box 2S1, Morganton, X. C. Nancy Kuykendall Rt. 5, Morgantown, W. Va. Joyce Lund 4065 Ernest St., Jacksonville, Fla. Je-an McElroy 7801 Westland Dr., Rt. 1, Concord, Tenn. e c Mrs. Wm. E. Burke Mary Ellen McKeehan— 226 Lynnview Avc., Knoxville, Tcnn. Mary Ann McLeod Box 5, Crcstvicw, Fla. Mitzi MacXicholas. 506 Walnut St., Statesville, X. C. Peggy Meeks Montreal, X. C. Patty Meggs 161 York St., Chester, S. C. Anna Xewland 4841 Monroe Rd., Charlotte, X. C. Marian Owen Box 309, Anchorage, Ky. Sandra Pendre.v 3316 X. W. 50th St., Miami, Fla. Betty Ray Box 260, Lebanon, Ky. Elizabeth Register P. O. Box 453, Oceana, Va. Carol Riddle 804 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, Md. Frankie Sagestcr Box 309 Park Rd., Anchorage, Ky. Rose Marie Schultz 108 X. Main St., Crcslview, Fla. Susan Stamps 319 Aiken Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Lea 'Filler Montreal, X. C. Katie Jo Torrence............................Montreal, X. C. Carol Lvn 'Fucker Montreal, X. C. Kay Williams 78 Patton Avc., Asheville, X. C. Sherrie Wynne S9I Los Angeles Ave., X. E. Atlanta, Ga. Sandra Yost 5805 Florence Dr., Alexandria, V.a 93 SPONSORS' PAGE Mr. Jack Abernathy Mrs. R. C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. VV. S. Beaver Dr. and Mrs. L. Nelson Bell Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Bennett Mrs. Alice Betz M iss Judy Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Foy Blevins Mr. Tommy Blevins Mrs. L. M. Blount Mr. and Mrs. William A. Boram M iss Frances Bridges Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Clark Mr. Max B. Cohen Mrs. S. J. Colter Mr .and Mrs. D. F. Conover Mr. R. R. Copenhagen Mr. Kdson C. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ellis Miss Anne Frazier Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Guy Funk Mr. A. R. Garner Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Ghaut Mr. and Mrs. VV'. P. Gourd in Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Grant Miss Carolyn Grant Mr. Garry Grant Mr. Lamar Grant Mr. and Mrs. Allan Guy Miss Bonnie Guy Mr. Glen Guy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hall Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hare, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Harris M iss Coretta Henson Mrs. M. Vance Higbcc Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Holt Mrs. Ida Hornaday Mr. F. M. Hunt Mrs. Ella E. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Kuykendall Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Lawrence Mrs. S. E. Lee Dr. and Mrs. J. R. McGregor Rev. John MeSween Miss Una Mac Mangrum Miss Princic Maphet Mr. and Mrs. G. Gordon Meeks M iss Helen Miles Mrs. B. F. Miller Mr. Eugene 1). Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Dr. and Mrs. D. McD. Monroe, Jr. Mr. Billy Joe Moser Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Moser M iss Betty Sue Murphy Miss Jeanette Nash Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Plecker Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Renshaw Mrs. Cora B. Riviere Miss Carolyn Robinson Mrs. O. M. Sistrunk Mrs. Quinnic Slay Mrs. J. VV. Smith Mrs. C. J. Southerland Miss Ann Stubbs Mr. Don Stubbs Miss Robbie Stubbs Mr. Kay N. Stutts Miss Linda Weller Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Taylor M iss Barbara Taylor Duke Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Rex Turnage Dr. George H. Vick Miss Mary A. Ward Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warren Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. George Lamar Westcott Dr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Wiley Mrs. S. Clay Williams, Jr. Miss Elizabeth Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Yost Asheville Baking Company Cagle Music Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company Commercial Stationers Golf Radio Service Ray Hancock, Jewelers Johnson’s Food Store Potter Feed Fertilizer Company The Sports Mart 94 MONTREAT COLLEGE FOUR-YEAR, LIBERAL ARTS COURSES GIVEN IN A GENUINELY CHRISTIAN SETTING A College Education Need Not Be Expensive'' M OX TREAT WILL PREPARE YOU FOR A Successful Career . . . As a CIT I RCTI WOR K ER. Many of our graduates are church secretaries, pastor’s assistants. D.C.E.’s and assistants, and Bihle teachers. As a MUSICIAN. Completion of this course of study will prepare the student either to teach in the public schools or to work as music director for the church. As a TEACII ER in public or private schools, on the elementary or secondary school level. Majors may be had in most teaching fields. As a NURSE. 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