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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

1 7582 Presented by the Sun Dutl Staff MONTREAT COLLEGE MONTRKAT, NORTH CAROLINA God saw light as He created it. And said that it was good. We are not able to see light itself, Yet we see the effect of its presence. Remember that light, in all its forms, is a gift. It was God, and it is still God Who says . . . . . . LET THERE BE LIGHT (Photo by Jack Jones) JENELLE GURGANUS ... Montreat 54- 56 memory ... an inner light wIn memory of . . .” is not a sad phrase. Sadness comes only from forgetting, from forgetting about the light of His counte- nancey the bright smile of His love. DR. DOUGALD MeD. MONROE, JR dedication ... a deep-rooted light An aura of quiet security, patience, selflessness, understanding; Piercing rays of foresight, interest, intelligence, honesty. Subtle lights—illuminating, revealing, guiding . . . ... all these and more. 5 McALISTKR HALL COLLKCiK HALI DORMITORY HOWERTON HALL DORMITORY THROUGH THE GATl “Why didn’t someone tell inc there was such a view as this from the balcony “I agree! Look, there’s Fellowship Hall, and Geneva Hai.l peeping and Summerset struggling to be seen . . . And Howerton and Lake Susan peak at Lookout rising above it all ... I hate to leave, don’t your” of the Inn?” over the top . . . and the U FALL . . . CAN YOU IMAGINE HOW COLORFUL IT IS: THE CROSBY ADAMS FINE ARTS BUILDING MUSIC STUDIOS THE INFIRMARY A BIT OF HOWERTON, HARDLY AS IMPRESSIVE AS ITS AUTUMNAL FRAME ADMINISTRATION The “light of knowledge”, that not only makes visible the road ahead—but helps construct it. J. RUPERT McGREGOR. President 14 GEORGE ANDREW ANDERSON Vice President Dougald McD. Monroe, Jr. Dean of Coli.ece English Washington and Lee University, B.A. Northwestern University, M.A., Ph.D. Miss Elizabeth Wilson Dean of Students Bible Vanderbilt University, A.B., M.A. Graduate Work: Peabody College, University of Hawaii, Northwestern University, Co- lumbia Seminary. FACULTY . ANDERSON G. ANDERSON V. ZOULKAN ANDERSON Bible College for Women, Columbia, S. C., B.A., Columbia University, M. A.5 Assembly’s Training School} Biblical Seminary, New York, N. Y. GEORGE ANDREW ANDKRSON Bible llampden-Svdney College, A.B.i Moody Bible Institute; Columbia Theological Seminary, B.D., Th.M., Union Theological Seminary. RALPH F. W. BR1MLF.Y Education North Carolina State College, B.S., University ••! North Carolina, M.A.. C.eorge Washington University, Kd.D. 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., University of Iowa, Ph.l).; Graduate Work: University of Chicago. BUCHANAN 17 HR IMITA CRAGO FACULTY X. DUN FORI) B. DUN FORD MRS. NANCY R. DL'NFORD— Pianot Related Courses Salem College, Winston-Salem, B.M., University of Texas, M.M.; Graduate Study: Under Eduin Hughes, New York. BKNJAMIN C. DL’NFORD Organ, Theory Salem College, Winston-Salem, B.Mj Unvcrsity of Texas, M.M.; Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, Pli.D.j Graduate Study: University of Michigan. MRS. I :LISA FERNANDEZ Spanish Louisiana State University, A.B. LUCY GR1F.R School Nurse, Hygiene Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Presbyterian Hospital, New York, N. Y., R.N.. Columbia University. M.A. ALLAN GUY Voice, Related Courses Westminster Choir College, B.M. FERNANDEZ GRIER GUY 18 FACULTY HARDFXSTIXF IIOI.MES CLAIR F. HARDENST1NE Music Westminster Choir College, B.M. SUE DAY HOLMES Art Graduate, Post Graduate, Art Certificate, Ward-Belmont; Art Students’ League, New York; Pearson’s School of Fine and Applied Aits, Men York; Glouccstci Summer School of Painters, Gloucester, Mass. ALBERT C. HOLT Social Studies, Religion Park College, Parkville, Mo., A.B., A.M.; Peabody College, Ph.D.i Graduate Study: McCormick Theologi- cal Seminary, Chicago; University of Chicago. ELIZABETH HOYT Social Studies Maryville College, B.A.j University of Tennessee, M.A.; Columbia University, Two Summer Sessions; University of North Carolina, Three Summer Sessions. PR 1 NCI E . IAPH E'I’ Shorthand Flora MacDonald College, A.B.; University of North Carolina, M.S.; Tile Assembly’s Training School, Rich- mond; Summer Sessions, Bowling Green Business Uni- versity, Bowling Green, Ky. HOLT HOYT MAPI I FT 19 ■j-:r FACULTY MAXWELL MILES ELIZABETH MAXWELL French, English Woman's College the University -t North Carolina� A B., University of North Carolina, M.A.; Certificate ile langue francaise, Sorhonne, Paris. HELEN MILES Home Economics Maryville College, B.A., University of Tennessee, B.S., M.S. MARGARET E. SMITH Physical Education Flora MacDonald College, B.A.; Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A., Graduate Work: Peabody College, University of Wisconsin. KARL I). SNYDER Science Occidental College, A.B.; University of California, M.S., Ph.D. GEORGE E. STOCKTON Business Trenton Teachers College, Trenton, New Jersey, B.S.; Graduate Study: Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn. SNYDER 20 SMITH STOCKTON «Jt FACULTY WEBB CHAPLIN ANNII'. WEBB Mathematici MRS. S. E. LEE Housemother University of Louisville, B.A.; Columbia University, Virginia College, Roanoke, Florida Woman’s College. M.A. BETTY JEAN CHAPLIN Montreal College, A.B. w. w. FREEMAN Field Secretary MARY WELLS McNEILL— Assistant Dean of Students Agnes Scott College, B.A., Katherine Gibb Secretarial Business Office School, New York, X. Y. ' 2 FREEMAN McNEILL FACULTY MANORUM SMITH UNA MAK MANGRUM Secretary to President Texas State College tor Women, B.A.; Assembly’s Training School, Richmond, M.A. MRS. J. W. SMITH Housemother Western Kentucky State Teachers’ College. C. A. STUBBS— Manager of Hotels and College Dining Room University of North Carolina; Atlantic Christian Col- lege, Wilson, N. C. K. NORBERT STUTTS Assistant Treasurer Draughon's Business College, Winston-Salem, N. C. MARY WARD Assistant to Nurse Flora MacDonald College. STUBBS WARD 22 CLASSES Any light, however small, can do amazing things when rightly focused. accomplishment and progress . . . steady lights ANDERSON BERRONG SENIORS Shirley Anderson Atlanta. Georgia {.A., Bible and Christian Education “Oh kill it!” . . . Contralto . . . “I’d better get a letter today” . . . the Page . . . “I’m the nervous type” . . . “I’m getting fat.” Elaine Rf.rrong Cornelia, Georgia B.A., Bible and Christian Education “Oh ya’ll” . . . “Well, likewise” . . . Bookstore Manager . . . the Veep . . . that Freshman talent . . . Socks? . . . Alto . . . “Honestly.” Beth Braford Natural Bridge, Virginia B.A., Bible and Christian Education “Nothing like brushing to make your hair grow” . . . Junie . . . Virginia . . . “Goon” ... “1 just feel terrible” . . . Spencer . . . group leader. 24 BRAFORD Gayle Brown Asheville, N. C. B.A., Social Studies The Reverend . . . Seminary in September . . . Mr. F. T. A. . . . Lu-Lu . . . going steady . . . Pat . . . Assistant to Dr. B. . . . the library (sh-h-h-h). Betty Bulger Charlotte, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education Persuasive talker . . . Red . . . Talented . . . First grade teacher . . . “Where is Mary:” . . . “Don’t look at me, I’ll splotch” . . . Mary Todd Lincoln. Carolyn Cathey Charlotte, N. C. li.A., Bible and Christian Education A. T. S. bound . . . quiet—ting . . . Queens . . . Charlotte . . . Johnny . . . P. C. weekend . . . morning watch and prayer groups . . . scorckeeper. BROWN SENIORS BULGER t'A'IH FA- 25 CAUDILL CHILDERS SENIORS Shirley Caudill Glendale Springs, N. C. B.S., Business '‘Friend” . . . Dialette editor . . . “Liason” . . . “Well, I know it!” . . . library . . . anxious to teach . . . Lukic . . . Ashe county . . . What a secretary! Patsy Childers Bulan, Kentucky B.S., Elementary Education Class Prez . . . Miss Patsy . . . Kentucky . . . Frankie . . . “Hog wild and pig crazy” . . . “More fun than snuff” . . . Little waitress . . . long tresses. Beckyjo Cooper La-Lima, Honduras B.A.t Social Studies Aggieland . . . cha-cha-cha- . . . “Wish 1 could go home” . . . Honduras . . . Yea, gold! . . . Octette . . . head cheerleader . . . excitable! . . . Dickie. 26 COOPER Valeen Cooper Black Mountain, N. C. B.S., Elementary Ed neat ion Black Mountain . . . Basketball . . . Cafeteria hostess . . . suspenseful storyteller ... a born teacher . . . Florida for me . . . Betty June. Doyle Davis Swannanoa, N. C. B.S., Business “Mr. Davis” . . . practice teaching . . . Oldsmo- bilc . . . snazzy . . . “My little cousin” . . . G. I. . . . pink coal . . . free rides. Frankie Jo Dellinger Cherryville, N. C. B.S., Business “Jo” . . . station wagon . . . Thalians . . . Infirmary ... “I want some new clothes” . . . January graduate . . . “Go - ol - lay” . . . “Dad- rab-it.” L COOPER SENIORS 27 DORTON DRIGGERS SENIORS Barbara Dorton Charlotte, N. C. B.A., Bible and Christian Education “Dorton” . . . Icvis . . . Daddy’s car . . . Charlotte . . . Savannah . . . Why worry about classes' Why worry' . . . goose pimples . . . likes hearses. Garon Driggers Clinton, S. C. B.A.y English Those kids . . . Thornwell . . . P. C. . . . Clinton . . . “Lawsy me” . . . F. T. A. prez . . . Dr. B. . . . Publicity . . . Shakespeare . . . chewing gum. Mary Frances Edwards Bladenboro, N. C. B.S.y Business “Frizzic” . . . Athletic . . . fun-loving . . . Sportsmanship . . . loves to go swimming . . . camp work . . . Kathcr’n . . . Bladenboro’s beast. 23 EDWARDS Ann Fox Coates, N. C. {.$., Elementary Education “Foxy-woxv” . . . Raleigh . . . “Ain’t I cute?” . . . Western Carolina . . . Lon . . . spin yarns . . . week-ends off . . . fourth-grade teacher. Thelma Grant Chattanooga, Tennessee II.S., Hu sin ess Wow! What a voice! . . . Octette . . . James . . . Texas, red roses . . . “Amahl” . . . Guys . . . Slow and easy going . . . Dalton . . . Rock Hudson . . . “Don’t be cruel.” Frances Hills Charleston, S. C. Is.A., Bible and Christian Education “Hillsie” . . . Clarence . . . big sparkler . . . Charleston . . . “Y’all, let’s do it this way” . . . temper . . . laugh . . . tape recorded letters. FOX SENIORS I (.RAM 29 JONES HUDSON SENIORS LOWRY Margie Hudson Clinton, S. C. B.S., Elementary Education Marvin . . . soft voice . . . bridc-to-bc . . . red hair . . . telephone . . . “Honey” . . . Thornwell . . . sweet face . . . freckles. Martha Jones Franklin, N. C. ’.$., Business The board book . . . “Law, yeah!” ... A. M. A. . . . “You’ll have to wait until the line closes” . . . “Well, 1 . .” . . . Lil . . . “I’m proud it wasn’t me.” Faye Lowry Hot Springs, Virginia B.S., Elementary Education “Faye Andy” . . . A. M. A. prez . . . Yea board! . . . Faye’s idea . . . “Second grader” . . . haoosc . . . speedy reader . . . Steady worker. 30 Emily Mohler Natural Bridge, Virginia B.A., Bible and Christian Education Missouri . . . apples, apples, apples . . . “drives me out of mv mind” . . . Kitties . . . “I’ll go wild” . . . Bartok . . . “precious babv” . . . “Mv little daddy.” Shirley Nash Augusta, Georgia B.A., Bible and Christian Education Vocabulary plus! . . . the power of concentration . . . Prayer group leader . . . Jeanette . . . creative . . . Kissingbowcr Road . . . straight thinker. Jewell Neil York, S. C. B.S., Bible “Sam, he’s so sweet” . . . “My word” . . . “Good- ness Gracious” . . . “Well, good” . . . Calenders, anybody? . . . May Queen . . . Rock Hill. MOHLER SENIORS NASH NEIL NEWTON O’BRIEN SENIORS Betty Newton Chester, S. C. B.A., Bible and Christian Education “M” club . . . quiet . . . sports . . . S. C. A. prez . . . council meetings . . . Chester . . . character plus . . . “Susie” . . . Retreat . . . Netty Bewton. Norma O’Brien Charleston, S. C. B.A., Social Studies “Tubby” . . . “You better quit or I’ll tell Peggy” . . . “It was Faye’s idea” . . . Gym ... “I didn’t do it” . . . Lambehop . . . “Woberta.” Jane Pratt Pulaski, Virginia B.A., Bible and Christian Education “Lady” . . . Bunker Hill . . . “Schure” . . . Patsy . . . Tommy . . . gracious . . . wedding bells . . . chestnut curls . . . Sartellc . . . Virginia. 32 PR ATT Pat Priest Morriston, Florida B.A., Social Studies “Pat” . . . witty . . . Gayle . . . sports . . . “horse’s tail” . . . those eyes! . . . witch doctor . . . “love social studies” . . . boisterous laughter. Kathy Steele Cleveland, N. C. B.A., Bible and Christian Education “Oh ya’ll” . . . “Would that be bad” . . . S. G. A. prez . . . Cabinet meetings . . . Hill . . . Davidson week-ends . . . May Court . . . Esse-Quam-Videri. Shirley S wofford Chcsnee, S. C. B.A.y Social Studies Low-voiced . . . telephone . . . boy friends . . . Texas . . . Chesncc . . . neat hair-do ... “1 don’t really think so” . . . “Shorty.” PRIEST SENIORS STEELE SWOFKORI) 33 (). WOOD FIN G. WOODFIN Geneva Woodfin Inman, S. C. B.S., Elementary Education “Neva” . . . Teacher . . . Hendersonville . . . Mercury . . . “Cullers” . . . water colors . . . “I’m from South Carolina” . . . sweet smile . . . chuldurn. Opal Woodfin Clinton, S. C. B.S., Elementary Education “Lapo” . . . Infirmary scholarship . . . Secretary of Life Service . . . Teacher . . . cute way of talking . . . serious about life. SENIORS u SIMOR CLASS OFFICI RS SHIRLEY NASH, Secretary VALEEN COOPER, Treasurer JEWELL NEIL, Vice-President PATSY CHILDERS, President SIMOR CLASS SPONSORS l)r. and Mrs. Ralph llrimky Seniors of ’57 in retrospect . . . 1. Sophmiidrr Christmas party . . . expe- dition i the .Arctic . . . Frizzic is that you r 2. Board party . . . the wedding of O’Brien and Kdwards as performed hv Kyle . . . Berrong weeps uncontrollably in back- ground (she had loved and lost) . . . 3. Freshman days . . . Fellowship dorm . . . June King, pres. . . . Lavonia, Shirley, and Klaine. 4. Sophomore counsellors . . . Doris, Becky, and Sandra, too. . South Pad fit as seen in '53 talent show . . . famous dance team—Grant, Ber- rong. Hills, and Webb. 6. Dougald Mac and his less famous parente, Dr. and Mrs. Monroe . . . our former sponsors. 7. Freshman class officers and sponsor, Miss Maxwell. Picfurr not HunibtrtJ: ’ 7 Thanksgiving banquet . . . Patsy, our senior pres. 5. Practice teachers ... up in the morn- ing . . . out on the job . . . work. 9. Senior sponsors . . . Dr. and Mrs. Brimley. Lucille Blackwell Louise Bradshaw Ann Bullard Jean Bunveil Catherine Byrd Pansie Cameron Jane Cathey Gladys Culler Jo Ann Davis Carolyn Dillingham JUNIORS 38 Sun Ai Kim Mary Lou Kiser Rebecca Kcv Peggy Kyle JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OKFICKRS AND SPONSORS Left to Right. LUCILLE BLACKWELL, Preside,,! ANNA PRICE, Treasurer ANN SIIARPE, Secretary UR. BENJAMIN DCNFORD, Sponsor JANE CATIIEV, Vice-President MRS. BENJAMIN DCNFORD, Sponsor Peggy Jo Miller Frances Murphy Martha Poarch Anna Price Ann Renshau Ann Sharpe Sabra Slav Janet Smith Jane Taylor Betty Sue Turnagjc JUNIORS 40 SOPHOMORES Marc ha Alter Katherine Anderson (Russell) Frances Arrington Leah Baughcome Jean Broske Lois Burton Vicki Chow Iv.elvn Clements lean Cleveland Ann Cox J. Lou Dedrick Sylvia Galli more Jean Gladney Patty Gray Vivian Gridin Mary Lou Hamm Helen Harper Mary Hirschi Agnes Johns 41 Kathleen Johnston Vivian Lewis Barbara Mav Charles Kirkman Doretha Locklear Patricia Middleton Jeannette Krahenbill June McCroskcv Martha Rose Miller Georgia Landers Mary Mangrum Carolvn Oates I', the Lawson Jean Mash Charlotte Osborne SOPHOMORES THE GEORGE ANDERSON’S Sophomore Class Sponsors lary Glenn Poarch letty Scott o Thomas V irginia Pressley Sue Jane Scagle Sandra Miller Barbara Priest Helen Smith Mabel Wicker Sara Rhvne Mary Sulli van Nanc) Wilson Susan Roberts Betty Stump Mary Thom Windsor SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: MARY GLENN POARCII, Treasurer BETTY SCOTT, Vice-President MABEL WICKER, President JUNE McCROSKEY, Secretary ! FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Left to Right; MISS MARY WELLS McNEILL Sponsor PAT SHI RAH Secretary MARTHA ROBINSON Vice-President PHOEBE BLACKWELL Treasurer JOAN DODGE President FRESHMEN Carolyn Allen Patricia Blackwcldcr Carolyn Blanton Beverly Blount Jean Cannady Dcmarious Childress Cathy Cibula Joan Clark 44 FRESHMEN Dicua Coates Thelma Coker Marjcnc Cox Mary Jo Curtis Julie DeTreville Joan Dodge Pansy Duke Vernon F.lliott Mary Lou Fortune Martha Sue Gibson Connie Harrison Charlotte Hassell Odell Hosmer Klizabeth Howard Doris Hull Nora Inskeep Jeannie Johnston Martha Inzer 45 FRESHMEN Kay Jouret Betty Kegebcin Louise KelLr Barbara Kissclbcrgcr Lois Keys Min Soo Kim Sylvia King Sandra Loworn Frances McIntyre Martha McWhorter Beverly Mabe Marcy Mangrum Martha Manning Martha Ann Miller Noel Morse Patsy Oxner Jane Patrick Mary Lee Peterson 46 FRESHMEN Chuui ia Prator Faye Robinson Carol Ruff Palsy Shirah Betty Smart Dream a Jo Sparks Martha Steele Maryann Stork Alice Turner Betty Via Elaine Walker Peggy Wallace Paula Wayne Ruth White Claire Wilson Wanda Woody Eugenia Wooldridge 47 MEMORIAL MISSION HOSPITAL Montreal College, in conjunction with Memorial Mission Hospital of Western North Carolina, Inc. of Asheville, North Carolina, offers a course leading to a Bachelor of Science degree granted by the College, and a Diploma in Nursing, granted by the Hospital. The four girls pictured here began their three years’ training in Asheville this year, after having completed two to four years at Montreat College. BETTY BRADLEY Gastonia, N. C. DIMITRI A CHANDARL1S Mirando City, Texas BEATRICE KEYS Central City, Kentucky BETTY WEAVER Union Mills. . C. 48 Open House in the Home Eco- nomics department is one of the many events of Montreat’s pre-Christmas i rush. Results of the originality and combined efforts of Miss Miles and her students are displayed—and arc admired and “copied” by alert ob- servers. Seen here are Dr. McGregor and Mr. Anderson who were among this year’s guests. Unfortunately the Home Ec. De- partment, two classrooms and the col- lege business office have risen several feet off the ground due to the sud- denly heavy condition of the library on the other end of the building. The wonderful cause of this un- ' balanced condition is the unbelievable number of new books which have been added to the library. The students’ thanks to you. Miss Buchanan, for your infectious en- thusiasm and hard work in regard to the books new and old, and all the library has to offer. Here pictured arc Mrs. McGregor and some interested and interesting sophs at the library’s Open House. f 1' My heart awaking cries, “Oh, Fiddlestick ! . . from which re is no return. you sure you feel faint?” “No, he most certainly i not a prospective stu- dent ! ACTIVITIES are hard to define, hard to confine; but that energizes and radiates is a definite necessity i I' KATHY STEELE President, Student Government Association MISS ELIZABETH WILSON Sponsor, Student Government Association STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION HOUSE PRESIDENTS AND ASSIST A NTS—Left to R:ght Frances Murphy, Patty Gray, Peggy Jo Miller, Mary Sullivan, Martha K o c Miller, Leah Baughcome, June McCroskey, Gladys Culler, Ann Bullard. Left to Right: FI.line Berrong, Vice- President, S. G. A.; Mi Elizabeth Wilson, Sponsor; Peggy Jo Miller, Howerton House President; Jane Pratt, Secretary, S. G. A.; Ann Bullard, Col- lege Hall House President; Kathy Steele, President S. G. A. CLASS PRESIDENTS—Left to Right Lucille Blackwell, President Junior Class; Joan Dodge, President Freshman Class; Mabel Wicker, President Soph- omore Class; Patsy Childers, President Senior Class. FIVE MAJOR OFFICERS—Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Left to Right Betty Newton, President Student Christian Association; Shirley Cau- dill, F.ditor Dialette; Emily Mohlcr, Editor Sun Dial; Kathy Steele, President Student Government As- sociation; Fave Lowry, President Athletic Association. 1. Dr. (ir.ih.iin, Dr. McGregor, and students, after Chapel pro- gram. 2. Another visitor, Joe Emerson,, singer of gospel and folk songs. 3. 10:10 A- M. and time for Chapel. 4. The Rev. Stanley L. Bennett, minister, counsellor, friend, as he talks with Jewell and Louise. v Dr. Billy Graham at Chapel. 6. “Speaking of visitors,” says Mis. Crago to Dr. Crago, “it’s Sue Davis!” (And that’s Leta with the amputated nose.) BETTY NEWTON MISS ZOULEAN ANDERSON President, Student Christian Association Sponsor, Student Christian Association MISS UNA MAE MANGRUM Assistant Sponsor, Student Christian Association STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION “To lead all students to a deeper faith in God through Christ Jesus by means of Bible study, service projects, and devotional programs” . . . this is the purpose of the Student Christian Association. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION GROUP LEADERS— l.eit to Right, Rack Row: Catherine Byrd, Chairman of Christian Edu- cation Group; Pansie Cameron, Chairman of Stewardship Group. Barbara Dorton, Chairman of En- listment and Training Group; Jo Davis, Chairman of Comradship Group; Beth Braford, Chairman o' Church Extension Group; Martha Poarch, Chairman of .Music Group. Front Rou : Carolyn Cathey, Chair- man of Spiritual .tie Group; Frances Hills, Chairman of World .Missions Group; Betty Sue Turn age, Chairman of Art and Publicity Group, Belt) Newt , Pi Student Christian Association. 55 HOWERTON PRAYER ('.ROUP LEAD- ERS—Left t’ Right: Georgia Landers, Frances Murphy, Doretha Locklear, Jean Mash, Mary Mangrum, Vicki Chow, J.i Thomas, Mary Hirschi, Katherine Ander- son. Not Picture, : Mary Glenn Poarch. OFFICERS OF STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION—and Miss Una Mae Mangrum, Assistant Spon- sor. Left to Right: Betty Bulger, Vice-President; Mary Lou Kiser, President Life Service Group; Anna Price, Secretary Student Christian Association, Kathy Steele, President Student Government Association: Betty New- ton, President Student Christian Association: Pansie Cameron, Treasurer Student Christian Association. LIFE SERVICE GROUP COLLEGE HALL LEADERS—Left to key, Jane Taylor, Priest, Janet Smith, PRAYER GROUP Right: June McCros- Carolyn Oates, Pat Shirley Nash. “Well I aw Miss Ander- son, whether I look like “Well, yes, I suppose I am getting to be rather grown up these days . . . it’s this constant mingling with adults you know . . . . you don’t think I’m grown up?f ? ?” “Frankly, Bee Jay, I think this is ridiculous; but, my Press Agent insists. (My public, you know.)” Oh come on now, do you really think we look that good'” “We sure are tired.” THE SUN DIAL EMILY MOHLER Editor Left to Right: Mary Log Kiser, Associate Editori Jewell Noil, Associate Editor, Mr. Ccorje Stockton, Sponsor o i Sun Dial and Dialette. Left to Right: Martha Jones, Business Manager i Louise Bradshaw, Associate Ad- vertising Manager; Jo Davis, Associate Advertising Manager. THE DIALETTE SHIRLEY CAUDILL Editor Left to Right: Anna Pi ice, Buiinen M,w- tiger; Mary Sullivan, Associate Editor. FEATURE WRITERS AND REPORTERS—Lt Mary I.nu Hamm, Leah Baughcome, Cathy Cibula TYPISTS AM) PROOFREADERS—Left «. Right Martha Rose Miller, Jean Mash, Joan Clark, Pansy Duke. These, friends, are those who bring you your Si n Dial and Dialettc. We do not accept letters ( • the editor, nor do we tolerate insubordination. Our sponsor, Mr. Stockton, suggested that we get the publications out on time—so we ate him. Here you see part of the gala occasion. MONTREAT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ! 61 •W” CLUB—Left to Right, From Pat Priest, Betty Bulger, Kathy Steele, Sabra Slay, Frances Murphy, Faye Lowry, Elaine Berrong. Standing: Ann Sharpe, Caron Driggers, Peggy Jo Miller, Peggy Kyle, President; Norma O’Brien, Beckvjo Cooper, Mary Frances Edwards. HIKING CLUB HEADS OF SPORTS—Left to Right, Stand: Betty S:..:i, Basketball; Beckvjo Cooper, Head Cheerleader; Patty Gray, Individual Sports; J. Lou Dedrick, Volleyball; Barbara Priest, Soccer; Ann Sharpe, Publicity, Carolyn Dillingham, Co-Hiker. Left to Right, Standing: Helen Smith, Softball; Peggy Kyle, M Club President; Sue Jane Scagle, Tennis. Martha Jones, Co-Hiker. ■IT’S HOW YOU W'HETIIKR IT’S BASKETBALL CAGE BALI. OR VOLLEYBALL BLUE TEAM FRANCES Ml'RPIIY Rlut■ Ttam Rcprfsmtative BLUE CHEERLEADERS—From Rou Left to Right: Carol Rutl, Faye Robinson. Eduin.i Robbins. Rack Ro:t Carolyn Dillingham, Beverly Blount. BLUE TEAM GOLD TEAM • everybody’� game. Kyle’ tame. • • the gym’ the place . .. • • for me, for you! 1. Ping-Pong . 2. Tenni . . . 3. Shufficboard . 4. Skating too . FRENCH CLUB J. LOU DEDRICK President VICKIE CHOW Vice-President JO THOMAS Historian MISS MAXWELL Advisor CLUBS SPANISH CLUB JEAN GLADNEY President PATTY GRAY I ice-President BARBARA PRIEST Secretary GLADYS CULLER Treasurer MRS. FERNANDEZ Advisor 68 TH A LIANS GAYLE BROWN President LOIS BURTON Vice-President WILLIE BEA MARSH BURN Secretary CHARLES KIRKMAN Treasurer MISS HOYT Advisor CLUBS KAPPA PI BETA SHIRLEY SWOFFORD President VICKIE CHOW Vice-President WILLIE B. MARSHBURN Secretary ANNE RENSHAW Treasurer I)R. AND MRS. A. C. HOLT Advisors ' 69 COLLEGIATE COUNCIL OF UNITED NATIONS PANSIE CAMERON President PAT PRIEST Vice-President BECKY JO COOPER Secretary MISS HOYT Advisor CLUBS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA AGNES JOHNS President JUNE McCROSKEY Vice-President MARTHA JONES Secretary MARTHA ANN MILLER T rt usurer MARY HIRSCHI Reporter MISS MAPHET MR. STOCKTON Advisors 70 AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club was newly formed this year. Its pur- pose is to train a select group of college students to use the audio-visual equipment in order that this group might be on call to serve the needs of the col- lege. Mr. Stockton is the advisor. CLUBS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CARON DRIGGERS President JEAN MASH Vice-President MARY LOU HAMM Secretary LOUISE BRADSHAW 7 reasurer MARTHA ROSE MILLER Hr tor ran l)R AND MRS. BRIMLEY Advisors I MONTREAT SINGERS OCTETTE—Left to Right: Mary M.ingrum, Aaompanitf; Martha Robinson� Emily Mohlcr, Mary Glenn Poarch, Katherine Anderson, B-ckvjo Cooper, Shirley Anderson, Thelma Grant, Ann Cox. MONTREAT SINGERS AND MR. HARDENSTINE— PRACTICING. FIRST SOPRANOS—Lt ft to Right, Ft nr R Pat Priest, Ann Cox, Beverley Blount, Noel Morse, Peggy Wallace. Second Ro:t Pat Shirah, Beckyjo Cooper, Marjenc Cox, Kathleen Johnston, Lois Keys. SECOND SOPRANOS L ft Right, Front R Vivian Lewis, Barbara Priest, Jewell Neil, Sabra Slay. Hack Rou Thelma Grant, Evelyn Clement . Julie DeTreville, Beth BraiorJ, Katherine Anderson. FIRST ALTOS—Left to Right, Front Rou Sun Ai Kim, Sue Jane Scagle, Shirley Anderson, Carolyn Oates, Frances Murphy, Anne Renshaw, Katherine Byrd, J Davis, France Arrington, Janet Smith. SECOND ALTOS—Left to Right, Fr Ro . Culler, Mary Lou Kiser, Elaine Berrong, Shirley Swotford. Second Ro:t Emily Mohler, Martha Robinson, I’ansie Cam- eron, LouiSC Bradshaw, Birbara Dorlon. MUSIC IN MONTREAT MARTHA POARCH Church Choir Accompanist CHURCH CHOIR MUSIC CLUB —Thelma Grant, President; Becky jo Cooper, Vice- President ; Ann Cox, Secretary Treasurer; Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dunford and Mr. Clair Hardcn- Stinc, Sponsors. Amahl and the Night Visitors Andy Anderson .1 • Amahl Thelma (it.mt (seated, foreground) as Amahl’ mothe Accompanists (left and right) liardenstine, Diinford. Amahl. I ircct Dr. Dunford, extreme ri ‘Oh, Amahl, when will you stop telling lies MONTREAT MUSIC DEPARTMENT . . . behind the scenes Freshman talent performing. Freshman talent sleeping. All aboard for chorus tour. Her first American hot-dog. We knew them whet . . . The Guys back in Montreat after their world tour. Fating out. Dr. 1). crowning snow queen. Ten talent man. A natural setting. “My children will never be forced to take Physi- cal Science.” - • • FEATURES I ’very hour of every day brings and is itself, an unmasking of beauty which has no name and should not be soiled with words. 'i56 rfane GRACIOISMSS l'RU. SPIRITUAL VISION d dwards rances SPORTSMANSHIP Kjaron MAY Oi l I N MAID OK HONOR | 81 -J atluj Steele SENIOR MAY COURT REPRESENTATIVE 155 Jo % ]aui5 JUNIOR MAY COURT REPRESENTATIVE 82 83 ( (ementi FUTURK BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 84 BEAUTIES CLUB BEAUTIES Wi� Pal Pri.,1 COLLEGIA TE COUNCIL OF UNITED NATIONS 86 MISS MARS 1956, .is she was photographed on the mica-covered floor of Winnsboro porch by Montreat’s own Jack Jones. ,� 87 sT 6. Faye: “Well I thought I was playing, hut . . .” May Day entertainment ’56. 8. More gymnastics. 9. Basketball clinic at Montrcat- 10. Blue and gold of ole Montreat. May Queen and attendant ’ 6. Ann Cox, Jean Gladney. Skating in the gym. Where’s the basketball r New score tab. brings smiles. course. SUN DIAL STAFF Top to Bottom: Kmilv Mohlcr, Editor; Mary Lou Kiser, Jewell Neil, Associate Editors; Martha Jones, Business Manager; Louise Bradshaw, Jo Davis, Advertising Managers. For the seniors on the Sun Dial Staff, this exit has a very real note of sadness. They, and all the other seniors will forget neither Montreat nor its Montreaters, and they would like to think they will not be forgotten. Homespun philosophy is pointless here, hut do consider the message of the Sun Dial motto. It counts only the hours that shine, or the sunny hours. Try to make your hours worthy of being counted. Find The Light. If you need a motto of your own, try Psalm 1 19:104-105 “Through Thy precepts I get under- standing; therefore I hate every false way. Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path” 90 View from Lookout Mountain. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. George Andrew Anderson M iss Zoulean Anderson I)r. Ralph F. W. Brimley Miss Virginia Buchanan Dr. Alfred Crago Dr. Mrs. Benjamin Dun ford Mrs. F.lisa Fernandez Miss Lucy Grier ............. Mr. Allan Guy Mr. Clair F. Hardcnstinc Miss Sue Day Holmes . Dr. A. C Holt Miss Elizabeth Hoyt Mrs. S. E. Lee M iss Una Mae Mangrum Miss Elizabeth Maxwell Miss Helen Miles . Dr. Dougald Monroe Dr. J. Rupert McGregor Miss Mary Wells McNeill Mrs. J. W. Smith Miss Margaret Smith Dr. Karl D. Snyder Mr. George E. Stockton Mr. Kay N. Stutts Miss Mary Ward Miss Annie Webb M iss Elizabeth Wilson Mr. C. A. Stubbs Montreat, N. C. Florence, S. C. Black Mountain, N. C. ........................ Saltvillc, Va. 209 Boulevard, Gainesville, Fla. 115 N. Church St., Concord, N. C. Montreal, N. C. Montreal, N. C. Montreat, X. C. Tanncrsvillc, Penn. Black Mountain, N. C. Montreal, X’. C. Montreat, N. C. 119 Jackson Rd., Newnan, Ga. Montreat, X. C. 2019 Briarwood Road. Charlotte, N. C. Montreal, N. C. .......................Montreat, N. C. Montreat, N. C. .......................Florence, S. C. N. Jackson Highway, Glasgow, Ky. Montreal, X. C. Montreat, X. C. Montreal, X. C. Montreat, X. C. Clarkton, X. C. Montreat, X. C. Montreat, N. C. Montreat, X. C. 92 SPONSORS’ PAGE John S. Allen Mrs. R. C. Anderson Zoulean Anderson P. S. Ard Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dedrick Mrs. T. L. Dillingham Benjamin Dunford Lucy Grier Clair Hardenstinc Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Johns Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kay Mr. Kenneth S. Keys Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Kcgebein Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kirkinan M. L. Kyle Don and ’Neal Lannon Dr. J. C. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Princie Maphet Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Marsh burn Betty Maxwell Mary Wells McNeill Helen Miles Mr. and Mrs. E. I). Miller I). M. Monroe Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Nash Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Oates Lee W. Prator Mr. and Mrs. Irl Price Mr. E. C. Robinson G. E. Stockton Mary A. Ward T. K. White Dr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Wiley Mrs. S. Clay Williams, Jr. M. B. Wooldridge 93 STUDENT DIRECTORY STUDENT DIRECTORY Alexander, Mrs. Helen Route 3, Asheville, N. C. Allen, Carolyn Route 1, Reidsville, N. C. Allen, Dorothy Ann Klue Ridge Rd., Black Mountain, N. C. Alter, Martha 103 West St., Miami, Fla. Anderson, Shirley 1681 Clenwood Ave., S. E. Atlanta, Ga. Arrington, Frances Francisco, N. C. Ballcw, Mary Helen ................................Marion, N. C- Baughconie, Leah Route 4, Greer, S. C. Berrong, Elaine.................................... Alto, Ga. Blackwelder, Patricia— 97 Cleveland Park Drive, Spartanburg, S. C. Blackwell, Lucille, 210 Lakeside Drive, Hendersonville, N. C. Blackwell, Phoebe, 210 Lakeside Drive, Hendersonville, N. C. Blanton, Carolyn ............................Crummies, Ky. Blevins, Irene Black Mountain, N. C. Blount, Beverly.............116 N. Willow, Sherman, Texas Bowman, Betty Ann. Route 1, Marion, N. C. Bradshaw, Louise Route 3, Mooresville, N. C. Braford, Clara Beth .........Natural Bridge, Va. Broske, Jean Carroll. 1228 Warren Ave., Richmond, Va. Brown, Gayle Dean.598 Hendersonville Rd., Asheville, N. C. Bulger, Betty 1448 Academy St., Charlotte, N. C Bullard, Ann Ward 316 Washington Ave., Marietta, Ga. Burwell, Jean 403 High St., Oxford, N.C. Burton, Loi� Box 346, Hopkinsville, Ky. Byrd, Catherine .................Box 335, Red Springs, N. C. Cameron, Pansie. Route 3, Raleigh, N. C. Cannady, Jean Willard, N. C. Cathey, Carolyn Route 3, Box 121, Matthews, N. C. Cathey, Jane Route 5, Moore's Park. Charlotte, N. C. Caudill, Shirley Route 2, West Jefferson, N. C. chesnutt, Peggy .........Rose Hill, N.C. Childers, Patsy Bulan, Ky. Childress, Demarious .............................. Jancy, Va. Chow , Veronica Hyogo-kcn, Japan Cibula, Catherine Box 423A, Hopewell, Va. Clark, Joan 2 Dale St., Asheville, N. C. Clements, Evelyn.........1145 Laurel St., Baton Rogue, La. Cleveland, Jean 9 Bradshaw St., Greenville, S. C. Coates, Dietta Route 1, Box 15, Mooresville, N . C. Coker, Thelma Route 5, Box 763, Charleston, S. C. Conner, Joan. Skyland, N. C Cooper, Rebecca Joan La Lima, Honduras, Central America Cooper, Valecn Black Mountain, N. C. Cox, Ann Whitcsburg, Ky. Cox, Marjenc. . Route 1, O ark, Ala. Culler, Gladys.......................Box 156, Jefferson, N. C. Curtis, Mary Jo . Route 1, Old Fort, N. C. Davis, Doyle. . . Swannanoa, N. C. Davis, Jo Ann . .. 105 Nick St., Graham, N. C. Dedrick, Janet Louise 139 Straith St., Staunton, Va, DcTreville, Julie............................Walterboro, S. C. Dillingham, Carolyn...................... Barnardsvillc, N. C. Dodge, Joan ..............2012 Madison, Amarillo, Texas Dorton, Barbara Route 1, Box 160, Charlotte, N. C. Driggers, Garon.......................Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Duke, Pansy I746D Ave., West Columbia, S. C. Edwards, Mary Frances Box 281, Bladenboro, N. C. Elliott, Vernon S., Jr. Box 716, Black Mountain, N. C. Fortune, Mary Louise Route 1, Black Mountain, N. C. Fox, Ann ............. Coates, N. C. Gallimorc, Sylvia.........409 Foy Ave., Lexington, N. C. Gibson, Mary Sue . Route 3, Box 70, Marion, N. C. Gladney, Jean . 400 Springfield Rd., Springfield, Penn. Godfrey, Mrs. M. D. Box 871, Black Mountain, N. C. Grant, Thelma ......... 3225 7th Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. Gray, Jacqueline. . Whispering Pines, Barnwell, S. C. Gray, Patty...........................Route 1, Abingdon, Va. Griffin, Vivian.............................. Montreal, N. C. Haley, Sylvia ............134 Walton Ave., Danville, Va. Hamm, Mary Lou Bishop Gray Inn, Davenport, Fla. Harper, Helen .......... Route 2, Clover, S. C. Harrison, Cornelia Ann— 106 Fisher Ferry St., Thomasville, N. C. Hassell, Charlotte. Route I, Box 82, Northport, Ala. Hills, Frances Route 1, Box 362, Charleston, S. C. Hirschi, Mary........................Route 1, Micanopy, Fla. Holcombe, Mrs. Edith Black Mountain, N. C. Hosmcr, Odell .................... Box 398, Talladega, Ala. How ard, Helen Elizabeth 120 E. 6th St., Charlotte, N. C. Hudson, Margie ......................Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Huff, Doris ....... Route 1, Oxford, N.C. Inskeep, Nora. . . . Box 434S, South Daytona, Fla. Inzer, Mrs. J. C.......603 Turrentine Avt., Gadsden, Ala. Inzer, Martha..........603 Turrentine Ave., Gadsden, Ala. Jackson, Bob . 32 Jonestown Rd., Asheville, N. C. Johns, Mary Agnes............................ Farmville, Va. Johnson, Jeannie . 320 W. Willingham, Cleburne, Texas Johnston, Jeannie H. Route 6, Box 611C, Charlotte, N. C. Johnston, Kathleen Route 6, Box 59, Selma, Ala. Jones, Jack M..................................Montreat, N. C. Jones, Martha Louise Box 5, Franklin, N. C. Jourct, Kay.........1010 S. Rhelt Ave., N. Charleston, S. C. Kegebein, Betty 217 Burleigh Ave., Norfolk, Va. Keller. Louise 144 South St., Carrollton, Ga. Key, Rebecca............... Woodland Park, Rcidsvillc, N. C. Keys, Lois......... . .Center St., Central City, Ky. 94 STUDENT DI RECTORY—Continued Kim, Min So© .Seoul, Korea Kim, Sun Ai Seoul, Korea Kirkman, Charles Pleasant Garden, N. C. Kiser, Mary Lou 4211 Windermere Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Krahenhill, Jeanette Princes Anne, Va. Kyle, Peggy ...........Box 134, Maitland, Fla. King, Sylvia Cranks, Ky. Kinser, Mrs. Carolyn Black Mountain, N. C. Landers, Georgia 47 Blue Ridge, Asheville, N. C. Lawson, Mrs. Effie Jewell Valley, Va. Lewis, Vivian 607 S. Melville, Tampa, Fla. Locklear, Dorctha Route. 3, Box 64, Maxton, N. C. Lovvorn, Sandra 1197 Avondale Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. Lowry, Fave Anna Hot Springs, Va. McCroskcy, June Route 2, Abingdon, Va. McIntyre, Frances Letcher, Ky. McWorter, Martha Route 1, Easley, S. C. Mabe, Beverly ....................Route 3, Mooresville, N. C. Mangrum, Margaret S27 X. Wood, Sherman, Texas Mangrum, Mary. S27 X'. Wood, Sherman,Texas Manning, Martha Route 1, Box 170, Jesup, Ga. Marshburn, Willie Bea Route 6, Sanford, N. C. Mash, Jean Glendale Springs, N. C. May, Barbara Blackey, Ky. Middleton, Pat 821 W. Pensacola St., Tallahassee, Fla. Miller, Martha Ann Laurel Springs, N. C. Miller, Peggy Jo .Stony Point, N. C. Miller, Martha Rose Glendale Springs, N. C. Mohler, Emily Natural Bridge, Va. Morse, Noel 300 McPhearson Ave., Birmingham, Ala. Murphy, Edith Willard, N. C. Murphy, Frances . Willard, N. C. Nash, Shirley 1710 Kissingbower Road, Augusta, Ga. Neil, Jewell Route I, York, S. C. Newton, Betty 131 Brawlev St., Chester, S. C. Oates, Carolyn MM2 S. Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C. O’Brien, Norma 36 Cypress St., Charleston, S. C. Osborne, Charlotte Oak wood, Va. Ownbey, A. C. Black Mountain, N. C. Oxner, Patsy. Route 2, Saluda, S. C. Patrick, Jane Mount llolly, N. C. Peterson, Mary Lee Route 2. Bakcrsville, N. C. Poarch, Martha Route 1, Draper, Va. Poarch, Mary Glenn Route I, Draper,Va. Prator, Claudia Box 372, Saltvillc, Va. Pratt, Jane . ... 1013 Randolph Ave., Pulaski, Va. Pressley, Virginia Price, Anna Priest, Barbara Priest, Patricia Box 204, Fair Bluff, N. C. Perryville, Mo. . Morriston, Fla. Morriston, Fla. Ramsey, Mrs. Wilma Jean Route I, Black Mountain, N. C. Rhyne, Sara Route 1, Box 419, Gastonia, N. C. Renshaw, Ann Route 2, Hendersonville, N. C. Robbins, Edwina...................Box 103, Pineola, N. C. Robinson, Rave Turtlctown, Tenn. Roberts, Susan . North Holston, Va. Robinson, Martha . 727 X . Oak St., Lincolnton, N. C. Ruff, Carol ...............730 Holley St., St. Albans, W. Va. Schenk, Mary Route 6, Memphis, Mo. Scott, Betty Jean Signal Mountain, Tenn. Seagle, Sue Jane 429 W. Pine St., Lincolnton, N. C. Sharpe, Ann Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Shirah, Patricia I Jackson Road, Porterdale, Ga. Slay, Sabra. 1200 Grande Ave., Jackson, Miss. Smart, Betty Route 1, Connelly Spiings, N. C. Smith, Helen Signal Mountain, Tenn. Smith, Janet North Jackson Highway, Glasgow, Ky. Snclling, Mrs. Miriam Black Mountain, N. C. Sparks, Drcama Jo. Bakcrsville, N. C. Steele, Kathy Route I, Cleveland, N. C. Steele, Martha Route 1, Cleveland, N. C. Sullivan, Mary Jewell Ridge, Va. Swofford, Shirley ............................... Chesnce, S. C. Taylor, Jane ....... ...... Bear Creek, N. C. Thomas, Martha Jo. 828 W. St. Augustine, Tallahassee, Fla. Turnagr, Betty Sue Route 2, Box 41, Quincy, Fla. Turner, Alice.. Route 4, Florence, S. C. Via, Elizabeth Lee 516 Parksidc Drive, N. Charleston, S. C. Walker, Elaine 106 Carraway St., Blackshear, Gj. Wallace, Peggy Oceana, W. Va. Wallace, Sandra Box 55, Roscann, Va. Wayne, Paula Jean Vannoy, N. C. White, Ruth . Route 2, Stockbridge, Ga. Wicker, Mabel Route 1, Kinards, S. C. Wilson, Claire Route 3, Milton, W. Va. Wilson, Nancy Lee Black Mountain, N. C. Windsor, Mary Thom Onancock, Va. Woodtin, Geneva Route 3, Inman, S. C. Woodfin, Opal Box 60, Clinton, S. C. Woodie, Wanda Laurel Springs, N. C. Wooldridge, Eugenia Buena Vista, Ga. 'I 95 MONTREAT COLLEGE FOUR-YEAR GENERAL ARTS COURSES IN A GENUINELY CHRISTIAN SETTING A College Education Need Not Be Expensive MONTH EAT WILL PREPARE YOU FOR A Successful Career . . . As a CHURCH WORKER. Many of our graduates are church secretaries, pastor’s assistants, D.C.E.’s and assistants, and Bible 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 TEACHER in public or private schools, on the elementary or secondary school level. Majors may be had in most teaching fields. As a NURSE. A two-year course at Montreat and three years at the Memorial Mission Hospital of Western North Carolina entitles the student to a R.S. Degree and a diploma in nursing. As a BUSINESS WOMAN. Two-year secretarial courses are offered in addition to the full four-year program leading to the B.S. Degree in Secretarial Administration. As an ADULT. In a time of successive crises, it is important to our democracy that each individual he grounded in a bed-rock of unyielding faith. This is the challenge before every Montreat Student. BIBLE-CENTERED. CHRIST-CENTERED. CHURCH-CENTERED SOUND — CHRISTIAN — SCHOLARSHIP COSTS COMPARABLE TO STATE INSTITUTIONS FULL SOCIAL — RECREATIONAL PROGRAM 3 ctk o( cx x=x xrx x=x x=x icx icx x=x xcx x ASSEMBLY INN VOrH VACATION IIEADQUAKTERS- All Year! A lil limn: Eou I 'y SURPASSED Coi.ok Scenes Winter: For Weekends Away From Care Sprint : Brings Blossoming Bkauty Compare Oar Hates 11 ith An 'I'minst Aeeommodations White: (’. A. STCBBS, Manager Month eat Hotels CAMP MONTREAT FOR GIRLS IN AN IT NE X C E E E EI) ENVIRON M E X T Moderate Hates Campers () TO 1( Counselors arc selected for high Christian character, pleasing personality and excellence in college life, as well as camping shills. Montreat. 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