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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1958 volume:

Presented by the SUN DIAL STAFF MONTREAT COLLEGE Montreat, North Carolina by Mrs. A. C. Holt The harps of God! How wonderjul the sound, The melodies, that in those strings abound! Only God's finger can command the tone, And we must needs be taught by Him alone. The basic note of all, be sure, is “Love”; Then follow “Joy”, and “Peace”. The angels mov Our hands across the strings at His behest. He only knows the songs that suit us best, The strings on which each one must ever play, And bids us strike the “Patience” string today; Tomorrow “Gentleness” will be the note He teaches us, and so we learn by rote The heavenly scale. Like children, practicing. We often say “I Cant” and will not sing The songs of life. Discords will then ensue, But God will power each day to us renew. If we from “Meekness” will go on to “Faith”, And thus complete the gamut of His grace. 0, may I practice ivell this scale of mine! Sing, sing, my harp, with harmonies Divine! (Revelation 15:2; Galatians 5:22-23;) All our lives “sing” either discordantly or har- moniously. If this heavenly scale is the basis for our life’s music, there will be harmony in our lives, and wherever we go; for this is God’s scale for our SONG OF LIFE . . . Our shining example of the Song of Life in perfect harmony with God and his fellow man . . . always singing his Song of Life so as to inspire us with his Christian love, ecstatic joy, inner peace, long-suffering patience, good-natured gentleness, sincere meekness, and simple faith . . . everyone’s friend through his amiable kind-heartedness. ... To him who holds our genuine respect, our deepest admiration, and our ardent devotion, we dedicate the 1958 SUN DIAL . . . TO . . . MR. ALLAN m How dear to our hearts will the memory be Of the days we have spent in thy care, When within thy dear halls we have lingered awhile All thy gifts and thy blessings to share. So the memory of thee will ever remain, While we think of each dear hallowed scene; And the bonds of true loyalty, blest through the years, Our affections will ever keep green. Then, to thee, Alma Mater, we'll ever be true. Though the coming years scatter us far; And the ideals you taught us will ever be bright Shining out as our life's guiding star. We will cherish thy name wherever we roam. And forever thy praises repeat. Hail to thee, Alma Mater, our happiest days Are the days we have spent in Montreal. U4 Our valley is ever filled with beauteous and harmonious melodies of nature . . . DORMITORIES HOWERTON HALL COLLEGE HALL ASSEMBLY INN Above The Exterior Fireplace in Lobby Dining Room Belotv If HE II I LAKESIDE Winter Wonderland I will lift up my eyes unto the hills . . . Morning Watch Trail ANDERSON AUDITORIUM THE INFIRMARY THE CROSBY ADAMS FINE ARTS BUILDING Music Studios McAlister hall M WU WC The maeslros of learning who lead, direct, aw June o r every step up the scale of wisdom and understanding . . . George A. Anderson Vice-President, Bible Hampden-Sydney College. A.B.; Columbia Theological Seminary, B.D., Th.M. William Boyd Rich Dean of the College Education Maryville College. B.A.; Univer- sity of Tennessee. M.S.. EdD. Elizabeth Wilson Dean of Students, Bible Vanderbilt University. A.B., M.A.; Graduate Work: Peabody College. University of Hawaii. Northwest- ern University, Columbia Semi- nary. Study and travel, England, France, Brazil. Mary Wells McNeill Registrar Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Busi- ness course at Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School. New York City. FACULTY Virginia W. Buchanan Librarian King College. B.A.: Peabody Col- lege. M.A. in Library Science: Graduate Study: Summer School at the Sorbonne. Paris: University of North Carolina. V. Zoulean Anderson Bible College for Women. Columbia. S. C. B.A.: Columbia University. M.A.: Assembly’s Training School: Biblical Seminary. New York. N. Y. James C. Bay Education and Psychology Oberlin College. A.B.: Columbia University, A.M.; New York Uni- versity, Ph.D.; Graduate study University of California. Mrs. Jo Morgan Burchfiel Business Education Mars Hill College: Western Caro- lina College. B.S.: George Peabody College. M.A. Sybil Barrington Corbett English Woman's College of University of North Carolina. A.B.: University of North Carolina. M.A.; Univer- sity of North Carolina, two sum- mer sessions: Appalachian State Teachers College, two summer sessions: University of Southern California, summer session; Yale University, summer session. ULS FACULTY Mrs. Nancy R. Dunford Piano, Related Courses Salem College. B.M.; University of Texas. M.Mus.; Graduate study in piano: Dalies Frantz and Edwin Hughes. New York, N. Y. Benjamin C. Dunford Theory, Counterpoint. Music H istory Salem College. B.M.: University of Texas. M.Mus.: Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester, N. V.. Ph.D.: Graduate study: The University of Michi- Mrs. Valentine Farkas Spanish University of Berlin: Travel in Austria. Hungary. Italy. Germany, and Argentina. gan. Gordon H. Greenwood Journalism University of Illinois. B.S. in Journalism. Short Course in I Di- versity of London. England. Lucy Grier College Nurse, Hygiene Agnes Scott College. B.A.: Presby- terian Hospital, New York. N. Y., R.N.: Columbia University. M.A. Virginia W. Buchanan Librarian King College. B.A.: Peabody Col- lege, M.A. in Library Science: Graduate Study: Summer School at the Sorbonne. Paris; University of North Carolina. V. Zoulean Anderson Bible College for Women. Columbia. S. C.. B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.: Assembly’s Training School: Biblical Seminary. New York. N. Y. James C. Bay Education and Psychology Oberlin College. A.B.; Columbia University. A.M.; New York Uni- versity, Ph.D.; Graduate study University of California. s UL'S • Mrs. Jo Morgan Burchfiel Business Education Mars Hill College: Western Caro- lina College. B.S.: George Peabody College, M.A. Sybil Barrington Corbett English Woman's College of University of North Carolina. A.B.; University of North Carolina. M.A.; Univer- sity of North Carolina, two sum- mer sessions: Appalachian State Teachers College, two summer sessions: University of Southern California, summer session; Yale University, summer session. FACULTY Mrs. Valentine Far kas Spanish University of Berlin: Travel in Austria, Hungary. Italy. Germany, and Argentina. Mrs. Nancy R. Dunford Piano, Related Courses Salem College. B.M.; University of Texas, M.Mus.; Graduate study in piano: Dalies Frantz and Edwin Hughes, New York, N. Y. Benjamin C. Dunford Theory, Counterpoint, Music History Salem College. B.M.; University of Texas. M.Mus.: Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester, N. Y., Ph.D.: Graduate study: The University of Michi- gan. Gordon H. Greenwood Journalism University of Illinois. B.S. in Journalism. Short Course in Uni- versity of London. England. Lucy Grier College Nurse, Hygiene Agnes Scott College. B.A.; Presby- terian Hospital, New York. N. Y., R.N.; Columbia University, M.A. FACULTY FACULTY Allan Guy Voice, Chorus University of Georgia; Averett College: Westminster Choir Col- lege. B.M.; Travel around the world. Clair F. Hardenstine Organ, Sacred Music Westminster Choir College, B.M.; Summer session. University of Ala- bama: Graduate study, Northwest- ern University: Pupil of Barrett Spach. Sue Day Holmes Ward-Belmont College. Art Certifi- cate, additional sessions; Parsons' School of Fine Arts, New York City; Nachman School of Adver- tising, Atlanta, Ga.; Institute of Human Relations. Nashville, Tenn. Albert C. Holt Social Studies, Bible Park College. Parkville, Mo.. A.B., A.M.: Peabody College. Ph.D.; Tusculum College. I).I).: Graduate Work: McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago: University of Chicago; Study and travel, Greece, Italy. Canada, Cuba. Mexico. Elizabeth S. Hoyt Social Studies Maryville College. B.A.; Univer- sity of Tennessee, M.A.; Columbia University, two summer sessions; University of North Carolina, three summer sessions. Travel, England. Scotland, France, Swit- zerland. Elizabeth Maxwell French, English Woman’s College of University of North Carolina. A.B.: University of North Carolina. M.A.; Certifi- cate de langue francaise. Sor- bonne, Paris. Assistante de langue anglaise. Saintes, France. 1954-55; Summer Session, W.C.U.N.C.; Summer Session. Northwestern University. Helen Miles Home Economics Maryville College. B.A.; Univer- sity of Tennessee, B.S., M.S. Evelyn Morris Assistant Dean of Students, Psychology FACULTY Montreat College, A.B.: Syracuse University, M.A.: University of North Carolina, Summer session. Thomas Nesbitt Physics Berea College, Ky., B.A. Margaret E. Smith Physical Education Flora Macdonald College. B.A.; Teachers’ College. Columbia Uni- versity, M.A.; Graduate Work: Peabody College, University of Wisconsin. Jtr f rwkv I s' 0 3 A r.L) 2 HtfSl'K U V 1 r FACULTY Kathryn Steele Field Secretary Montreat College. A.B. George E. Stockton Business Education Trenton Teachers College, Tren- ton, N. J.. B.S.; Temple Univer- sity, Philadelphia, Pa., M.E. Thomas Hugh Spence, Jr. H istory Davidson College, A.B.; Union Seminary in Virginia, B.D.; Uni- versity of Edinburgh, Scotland, Ph.D.; Biblical Seminary, New York City, Th.D. Karl D. Snyder Science Occidental College, A.B.; Univer- sity o' California, M.S., Ph.D. Helene Soos German Hungarian Royal University, Budapest. Hungary, M.A.; Travel in Germany, France, England, Holland, Italy, Romania. Annie Webb Mathematics University of Louisville. B.A.; Co- lumbia University. M.A. Mrs. Louise B. Barnhill Secretary Woman’s College of U. N. C.. Greensboro. N. C. Fuller’s Secre- tarial School, Oxford, N. C. Hard- barger’s Secretarial School. Raleigh, N. C. W. W. Freeman Business Office Mrs. E. C. Gregory Resident Counselor College Hall Student Personnel Training, Syra- cuse University. Mrs. S. E. Lee Resident Counselor, Howerton Hall Virginia College. Roanoke; Florida Woman’s College. FACULTY AND STAFF Harry McDonnold Business Manager Davidson College, B.S. Elizabeth May Secretary to Dean Flora Macdonald, Hardbarger’s Business College. STAFF C. A. Stubbs Manager of Hotels and College Dining Room University of North Carolina: At- lantic Christian College, Wilson, N. C. K. Norbert Stutts Assistant Treasurer Draughon’s Business College, Win ston-Salem, N. C. Lee Tiller Dietitian Mary Ward Assistant to Nurse Flora Macdonald College. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Jane Taylor, Vice-President; Lucille Blackwell, Treasurer; Betty Sue Turn- age, Secretary; Sabra Slay, President. 24 Mr. Clair Hardenstine Senior Class Sponsor SENIORS Lucille Blackwell Hendersonville, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education “Lucy” . .. Tony Perkins . . . “my fifth graders” . . . N. C. State . . . straight A’s . . . “euu—scrambled eggs” . . . “Oh, y’all!” . . . Junior-Senior . . . Raleigh . . . Student NEA Prez . . . dependability . . . sincerity . . . neatness. Louise Bradshaw Barium Springs, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education “Louigie” . . . “precious little children” . . . “Mrs. O’Conner” . . . infectious laughter . . . “y’all” . . . “Gang” . . . FTA State Treasurer . . . happy-go- lucky . . . Sun Dial staff. Ann Bullard Marietta, Georgia B.A., Bible and Christian Education “What do y’all think?” . . . “Thanks a lot” . . . Foggy . . . “It really is!” . . . SGA Prez . . . Sanka . . . sense of humor . . . Grannie-annie . . . shuffle- board champ . . . Georgia brogue. BLACKWELL BRADSHAW BULLARD 25 BUR WELL CAMERON CASSADY Jean Burwell Oxford, N. C. B.A., Social Studies “Well I declare!’’ . . . co-hiker . . . A.M.A. . . . light blue levis . . . sports . . . movies . . . “Excusez-moi” . . . cards ... “I feel like fightin’!” . . . Nora Lee . . . blonde curly hair . . . cheerfulness . . . vitality. Pansie Cameron Raleigh, N. C. B.A.f English Practice teaching . . . “Ye gads” . . . Lit . . . “J.!” . . . “You’re so sweet” . . . Jeff Chandler ad infini- tum . . . Raleigh . . . Carolina . . . State . . . Effi- cient . . . leadership plus . . . annual pictures . . . PnC, Ed . . . Joy in Learning . . . cats . . . “atro- cious”. Jane Cathey Cassady Charlotte, N. C. B.A., English “Tommy” . . . January wedding . . . Methodist min- ister’s wife . . . Graciousness . . . Brevard . . . integrity . . . poise . . . “Well, my word!” . . . enthusiasm . . . industriousness . . . domesticity. 26 SENIORS SENIORS Gladys Culler Jefferson, N. C. B.A., Bible and Christian Education House Prez . . . D.C.E. . . . Glade Valley . . . con- tralto . . . chorus . . . that laugh! . . . lively . . . witty . . . Mary Lou . . . Cabinet members in the corner room. Jo Ann Davis Graham, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education “Jerry” . . . Western Carolina . . . bear rug . . . haircuts . . . teacher . . . S.C.A. . . . group leader . . . uke . . . Davis National Bank . . . spontaneous . . . brogans . . . rock ’n roll . . . “Fancy” . . . crazy mimicker. Carolyn Dillingham Bamardsville, N. C. “Tillie” . . . athletic . . . hookshots . . . “my sister in Germany” . . . Dillingham. N. C. . . . “Dalman” . . . air mail letters . . . good ole Western N. C. dialect . . . sewing . . . selflessness . . . everybody’s friend. CULLER DAVIS DILLINGHAM 27 HALEY JONES KEY Sylvia Haley Danville, Va. B.S., Biology Nurse . . . May Queen . . . S.C.A. . . . the green Plymouth . . . Science . . . dignity . . . intellect . . . a quiet calmness . . . humbleness . . . capability. Jack Jones Corbin, Ky. B.A.y Voice Jovial . . . tenor . . . choir director . . . Maureen . . . Doug . . . “that baby” ... la classe francais . . . Durham . . . photographer . . . booming laugh- ter. Rebecca Key Reidsville, N. C. B.S., Church Secretary “Oh, Crumb!” . . . shutter bug . . . tennis ... ac- counting . . . Roanoke . . . trains . . . trips home . . . flinch . . . Perry Como . . . letters and packages . . . helpful. 28 SENIORS SENIORS Sun Ai Kim Seoul, Korea B.A., Bible and Christian Education A.T.S. bound . . . alio . . . music . . . intriguing foreign accent . . . shining example of the Golden Rule . . . always smiling . . . Foreign Students’ Conferences. Mary Lou Kiser Charlotte, N. C. B.A.. English S.C.A. Prez . . . vespers . . . teacher . . . golden blonde hair ... “I just don’t know” . . . noise . . . Spiritual Vision . . . Charlotte . . . Hoodie. Peggy Kyle Maitland, Fla. B.A., Social Studies Sportsmanship . . . “M” Club . . . tennis . . . Mer- cury . . . “Hi” . . . movies . . . friendly . . . great sense of humor . . . Florida . . . class snoozer. KIM KISER KYLE 29 LAWSON MILLER MURPHY Effie Arnold Lawson Jewell Valley, Va. B.A., Social Studies ‘“George” . . . “Mrs.” . . . teaching school. . . “Well, let’s see now” . . . Langley Air Force Base. Ohio . . . rook . . . Ralph . . . Rosena . . . “fermez la bouche!” . . . jolly . . . sincere. Peggy Jo Miller Stony Point, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education “I’m about to collapse!” . . . Mad Comics . . . Al- fred E. Newman . . . “There’s no future in it” . . . Miss P. J. . . . nite-kite-rite-site . . . cheese sand- wich . . . French . . . “What’s the question?” . . . rock ’n roll . . . Veep of S.G.A. Frances Murphy Willard, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education “Garden Peas” . . . Murph-wurph . . . Southern hospitality . . . Blue Christmas . . . House Prez . . . speedy typist . . . cats . . . first alto . . . personality plus. 30 SENIORS SENIORS Martha Poarch Draper, Va. B.A., Organ Dartmouth . . . “Dick” . . . week-end trips . . . organist . . . sun tan . . . “Al” . . . the Business Office . . . vocabulary . . . “Oh, Mary Glenn”. A. C. Ownbey Black Mountain, N. C. B.A., Social Studies Baptist . . . “Ann” . . . Mars Hill ... the Seminary . . . Co-ed . . . Chicago . . Bass . . . Thalians . . . Abe Lincoln . . . “My sisters” . . . tennis class. Anna Price Perryville, Mo. B.A., Bible and Christian Education “We-el-1, y’all . . . Vesper programs . . . studious . . . efficient . . . quiet dignity . . . “Mom ’n Dad” . . . “Missouri” . . . intellect plus. POARCH OWNBEY PRICE 31 RENSHAW ROBBINS SHARPE Anne Renshaw Hendersonville, N. C. B.A., Church Music “John” . . . The Tribune . . . Class Song . . . con- ferences . . . apples and cider . . . accomplished musician . . . Virginia brogue . . . willing to help . . . church bulletin . . . “okey-dokey”. Edwina Robbins Pineola, N. C. B.S., Elementary Education “Eddie” . . . “Junior” . . . sparkler . . . wedding plans . . . teaching all day . . . Swannanoa second graders . . . vivacious . . . cheerleader . . . Lees- McCrae. Ann Sharpe Clinton, N. C. B.A., Social Studies “Gad” ... “I knowed it!” . . . coffee . . . dry wit . . . “No one cares!” . . . dramatic . . . frank . . . “Cold!” . . . “Be my guest” . . . “Bone nooey!” . . . teaching . . . Dialette. 32 , SENIORS SENIORS Sabra Slay Jackson, Miss. B.S., General Science “Glen” . . . May Court . . . Science teacher . . . Referee . . . sophistication . . . Class Prez . . . “Hon” . . . “Yes. yes!” . . . “Child” . . . “Toodle- oo!” . . . “Fawty-nine” . . . athletic. Jane Taylor Bear Creek, N. C. B.A., Piano “Music” . . . dining room . . . hostess . . . “Let’s not have class today” . . . chic clothes . . . neat . . . feminine . . . Glade Valley . . . Gladys . . . High Point . . . Raleigh. Betty Sue Turnage Quincy, Fla. B.A., Bible and Christian Education “I need to rest a few minutes” . . . the T.V. set and late movies . . . Library . . . loves missionaries . . . Biblical Seminary . . . cartoons . . . “Now. in our high school kindergarten ... A Royal Banquet. Not Pictured; Bob Jackson, B.A., Social Studies SLAY TAYI.OR TlKNACK 33 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Agnes Johns, Vice-President; Helen Harper, Treasurer; Jean Broske, Sec- retary; Frances Arrington, President. 34 Martha Alter Lillian Buck Ann Cox Jacqueline Gray Frances Arrington Lois Burton J. Lou Dedrick Patty Gray Jean Broske Jean Cleveland Coe Goulas Mary Lou Hamm JUNIORS Helen Harper Charles Kirkman Mary Mangrum Martha Rose Miller Agnes Johns Kathleen Johnston Jeannette Krahenbill Georgia Landers Willie Bea Marshburn Jean Mash Carolyn Oates Charlotte Osborne JUNIORS 36 Not pictured: Betty Bowman. June McCroskey, Mrs. W. T. McDaniel, Virginia Pressley, Mary Sullivan, Dorothy Allen. Claudia Prator Mary Schenk Dick Whitney Barbara Priest Joyce Stuart Mabel Wicker Mary Glenn Poarch Sara Rhyne Jo Thomas Mary Thom Windsor 37 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Martha Robinson, President; Irene Blevins, Secretary-Treasurer; Phoebe Blackwell. Vice-President. 38 4 The William B. Riches Sophomore Class Sponsors Pat Blackwelder Cathy Cihula Marjene Cox Sue Gibson Carolyn Blanton Joan Clark Mary Jo Curtis Connie Harrison Jean Cannady Dietta Coates Pansy Duke Doris Huff Peggy Cliesnutt Thelma Coker Mary Lou Fortune Susan Hull 39 SOPHOMORES Nora Inskeep Jeannie Johnston Kay Jouret Betty Kegebein Louise Keller Lois Keys Min Soo Kim Sandra Lovvorn Frances McIntyre Martha McWhorter Beverly Make Marcy Mangrum Martha Manning Martha Ann Miller Noel Morse Patsy Oxner SOPHOMORES 40 Faye Robinson Betty Smart Paula Wayne Martha Robinson Carol Ruff Martha Steele Joy Townes Martha Sue White Ruth White Patsy Shirah Alice Turner Eugenia Woolridge Not pictured: Mrs. S. T. Amandolia. Thomas Arena. Mary Ballew. Phoebe Blackwell, Irene Blevins, Joan Connet. Joan Dodge. Vernon Elliott. Elizabeth May, Edith Murphy, Mary Lee Peterson, Mrs. A. C. Rhodes. Dreama Jo Sparks. 41 SOPHOMORES % FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Left to Right: Miss Evelyn Morris. Sponsor; Jean Carnes, Secretary; Virginia Tolley, Vice-President; Ida Morris, President: Marilyn Singleton, Treasu er. 42 Alice Alexander Freda Alford Dorothy Allen Brenda Alter Mary Lou Attwood Silvia Cabrera Joyce English Elizabeth Fazekas Phyllis Berrong Paula Cameron Patricia English Annette Gatlin Evelyn Berry hill Sally Conley Jo Dean Faddis Patricia Click Lettie Brewer Janet Crosby Jean Falls Nancy Gosnell 43 FRESHMEN Jo Ann Gray Jo Ann Jolley Ardyth McCroskey Ida Morris Mary Ellen Houk Judith Kendall Irene McKain Ester Noval Jane Howell Mary Ann Lowe Etta Martin Martha Owens Ann Johnson Terry McConnell Carolyn May Norma Prator 44 FRESHMEN Sally Shepherd Jean Taylor Virginia Watson Marilyn Singleton Virginia Tolley Judith White Not pictured: Anita Beshears. Jean Carnes. Stella Deyton. Mr. Mrs. H. F. Douglas. Lynette Fulford, Mrs. M. D. Godfrey. Frances Hooper. Gertrude McClain, Estelle Y hiteside, Nancy Whitson. Kara Ramsey Jan Sutton Mary Van Noppen Rebecca Yarbrough Lettie Sue Robinson Susan Sutton Margaret Walker Betty Jean Young 45 FRESHMEN MONTREAT COLLEGE STUDENT NURSES AT MEMORIAL MISSION HOSPITAL ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 2 i £ ' Demetria Chandarlis Mirando City, Texas Betty Weaver Union Mills, N. C. Above: Even nurses must be patients . . The one here is Betty Bradley Gastonia, N. C. Leah Baughcome Greer, S. C. Beatrice Keys Central City, Kentucky MAY DAY 1957 SPECIAL TIMES IN MONTREAT SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK February 1958 The Rev. Calvin Thielman “God has not called us to a frolic, hut to a fight!” OPERA November 1957 ‘’De Fledermaus” by the Grass Roots Opera Company THOSE SENIORS!!! Our Sponsor takes his evening stroll. SAME GUY??? All dressed up for an evening out with Maureen I innocent!!” With trumpets, timbrels, strings or pipes, each praising and glorifying God in his own individual way . . . CLASS PRESIDENTS Left to Right: Ida Morris, Freshman Class; Frances Arring- ton, Junior Class; Sabra Slay. Senior Class; Martha Robinson, Sophomore Class. Student Assoc EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Left to Right: Ann Bullard, President, S.G.A.; Peggy Jo Mil- ler, Vice-President, S.G.A.; Gladys Culler, College Hall House Presi- dent; Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Ad- visor; Frances Murphy, Howerton Hall House President; Mabel Wicker, Secretary, S.G.A. ANN BULLARD President, Student Government Association overnment It i o n HOUSE PRESIDENTS AND ASSISTANTS Left to Right, Front Row: Marcy Mangrum, Frances Murphy, Gladys Culler. Lois Keys. Back Row: Ruth White, Patty Gray, Charlotte Osborne, Mary Lou Hamm. MAJOR OFFICERS Left to Right: Ann Bullard, President Student Government As- sociation; Ann Sharpe, Editor DI ALETTE; Pansie Cameron, Editor SUN DIAL; Mary Lou Kiser, President Student Christian Association; J. Lou Dedrick, Act- ing President Athletic Association; Seated: Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Advisor. Not pictured: Mary Man- grum, Social Chairman. Advisor, Student Government Association MISS ELIZABETH WILSON Student A s s o ci MARY LOU KISER President MISS ZOULEAN ANDERSON Advisor EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Left to Right: Ann Bullard. President Student Government As- sociation: Mary Lou Kiser, Presi- dent Student Christian Associa- tion: Jo Thomas, Treasurer Stu- dent Christian Association: Anna Price, Vice - President Student Christian Association; June Mc- Croskey, Secretary Student Chris- tian Association; Martha Rose Miller. President of Life Service Group. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION GROUP LEADERS Left to Right: Betty Sue Turn- age, Chairman of Art and Pub- licity Group: Jean Mash, Chair- man of Church Extension Group; Noel Morse, Chairman of Chris- tian Education Group: Marjene Cox, Chairman of World Missions Group: Carolyn Oates. Chairman of Music Group: Mary Sullivan, Chairman of Spiritual Life Group; Jo Thomas. Chairman of Steward- ship Group: Not pictured: Sylvia Haley. Chairman of Enlistment and Training Group; Cathy Ci- bula. Chairman of Comradeship Group. Christian ti o n LIFE SERVICE GROUP President, Martha Rose Miller HOWERTON HALL PRAYER GROUP LEADERS Left to Right: Martha Manning. Kay Jouret, Carol Ruff, Noel Morse, Martha McWhorter, Mar- tha Ann Miller, Lillian Buck, Marcy Mangrum, Lucille Black- well. COLLEGE HALL PRAYER GROUP LEADERS Left to Right: Irene Blevins, Sara Rhyne. Jo Davis, Jeannie Johnston, Lois Keys. THE DIALETTE ANN SHARPE Editor FEATURE WRITERS AND REPORTERS Left to Right: Joy Townes, Noel Morse. Mary Sullivan. Jo Dean Faddis. TYPISTS Below, Left: Pat Blackwelder and Martha Ann Miller. EXECUTIVE STAFF Below. Right: Left to Right: Jean Mash, Associate Editor; Helen Harper, Business Manager; Joan Dodge, Associate Advertis- ing Manager; Kathleen Johnston, Advertising Manager. THE SUN DIAL PANSIE CAMERON Editor Left to Right: Louise Bradshaw, Associate Editor; Mr. George Stockton, Sponsor; Lucille Black- well, Associate Editor. Left to Right: Mary Lou Hamm, Associate Advertising Manager; Patty Gray, Business Manager: Marcy Mangrum, Associate Ad- vertising Manager. Jean greets a very special guest. Mrs. R. C. Ander- son, as Vice-President and Mrs. George Anderson look happily on the scene. In the limelight . . . in lace. . . . “Mary Jo, didn't you just tell Frances that you'd be glad to get out of that dress. ... I thought RECEPTIONI Sylvia is telling Lettie how much she likes “ze” States. . . . Behind the limelighted scene . . . still in the lace. . . . “What gives. Ardyth? Did they offer you any white lightning??” Graciousness personified . . . Interior, Pix Theatre, Black Mountain, l . C. . . . Entertainment at the “Showboat” after the show . . . FRESHMAN TALENT SHOW At the Cuban Hop . . . There's a watch bird watching you! MONTREAT ATI J. LOU DEDRICK Acting President, Montreat Ath- letic Association Below Left: MISS MARGARET E. SMITH Sponsor Below Right: KAY JOURET. Secretary BARBARA PRIEST, Treasurer HEADS OF SPORTS Left to Right: Ann Cox, Indi- vidual Sports: Kathleen Johnston, Co-Hiker; Becky Key, Tennis; Betty Kegebien, Soccer; Charlotte Osborne. Softball: Joan Clark. Volleyball: Jean Burwell, Co- Hiker; Carol Ruff, Head Cheer- leader; Pansy Duke, Publicity. | ,ETIC ASSOCIATION CAROL RUFF Head Cheerleader HIKING CLUB “M” CLUB Left to Right: Carolyn Dilling- m. President; Mary Sullivan, :cky Key, Frances Murphy, Ann larpe. Barbara Priest, Patty a peggy Jo Miller, Peggy e, Jean Cleveland, J. Lou Ded- ‘k, Sabra Slay. Standing: BLUE REPRESENTATIVE, Carolyn Dillingham CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: Louise Keller, Edwina Robbins, Carol Ruff, Jeannie Johnston. i BLUE TEAM Standing: GOLD REPRESENTATIVE, Jean Cleveland CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right: Jean Falls, Kathleen Johnston, Joyce English, Mary Thom Windsor. ! GOLD TEAM S P o R T S I N IA inter . . or . WONTREAT FAVORITE NET GAMES CAGEBALL VOLLEYBALL Georgia Landers, President Carol Hu IT. Vice-President Martha Alter. Secretary Jean Burwell, Treasurer Mrs. Valentine Farkas, Advisor CLUBS FRENCH CLUB Joy Townes, President Alice Turner, Vice-President Phoebe Blackwell, Chaplain Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, Advisor LOS AMIGOS KAPPA PI BETA Mary Sullivan. President Jonan Conner, 1st Vice-Presideni Kathleen Johnston, 2nd Vice- President Marjene Cox, Secretary Pat Blackwelder, Treasurer Mrs. A. C. Holt, Advisor CLUBS DEBATE SOCIETY Joy Townes. President Thelma Coker. Vice-President , Jo Dean Faddis, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Virginia Buchanan, Advisor STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ,ucille Blackwell, President ,ouise Bradshaw. Vice-President Cdwina Robbins, Secretary ara Rhyne. Treasurer Jetty Sue Turnage, Historian )r. J. C. Bay and Dr. Win. Rich. Advisors CLUBS i COLLEGIATE COUNCIL OE UNITED NATIONS ickie Gray, Acting President erry McConnell, Secretary iss Elizabeth Hoyt, Advisor FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Martha Ann Miller, President Willie Bea Marshburn, Vice- President Faye Robinson, Secretary Mary Ballew, Treasurer Mr. George Stockton, Advisor CLUBS THALIANS Lois Burton, President Nora Inskeep, Vice-President Marjene Cox, Secretary Pansy Duke, Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, Adviso INFORMAL SHOT OF THE GERMAN CLUB Advisor, Mrs. Helen Soos SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to Right: Jean Falls, Pat Blackwelder, Georgia Landers, Jo Davis, Edwina Robbins, Ann Cox, Sandy Lovvorn. Not Pictured: Marilyn Singleton and Mary Mangrum, Chairman. MONTREAT Allan Guy, Director SECOND SOPRANOS Front Row, Left to Right: Ardyth McCroskey, Sabra Slay, Mary Lou Fortune, Dorothy Allen. Back Row, Left to Right: Pat Shirah. Marcy Mangrum, Sandy Lovvorn, Virginia Tolley, Carolyn May. FIRST SOPRANOS Front Row, Left to Right: An- nette Gatlin, Ann Cox, Kathleen Johnston, Patsy Oxner, Susan Huh. Back Row, Left to Right: Lois Keys. Jean Falls, Marjene Cox, Martha Alter, J. Lou Dedrick. SINGERS Mary Mangrum, Accompanist SECOND ALTOS Front Row, Left to Right: Gladys Culler, Dietta Coates, Phyllis Berrong, Pat Blackwelder. Back Row. Left to Right: Frances Arrington, Jo Davis, Pansie Cam- eron. Martha Robinson, Mary Lou Kiser. FIRST ALTOS Front Row, Left to Right: Sun Ai Kim. Noel Morse. Carolyn Oates. Barbara Priest. Back Row, Left to Right: Joan Conner, Joan Clark, Marilyn Singleton, Patricia Click, Frances Murphy. MUSIC CLUB Noel Morse, President: Pat Blackwelder. Vice-President: Pat Shirah. Secretary-Treasurer; Dr. Mrs. Benjamin Dunford. Sponsors. MIXED ENSEMBLE Girls. Clockwise from Center: Virginia Tolley, Boys, Left to Right: A. C. Ownbey, Craig Eller, Gladys Culler, Lois Keys. Mary Mangrum, Accom- Vernon Elliott, Jack Jones, panist; Sun Ai Kim. Martha Robinson, Ann Cox. ; w? Singing at Moore General CHURCH CHOIR Allan Guy, Director Martha Poarch, Accompanist Above, left: “No wings in the Manse” Above, right: “Foreign Dishes” Left: News from the outside world . . . Below, left: Spring Fever . . . Below, right: Bull Session . . . “Now, Senator Donahue. I just don’t exactly agree with that.” KiiwtM Glowing, streaming, rippling interludes that augment the everyday tones of life with softness and beauty . . . ay Cc oar, n.iy C ouirt Jirainia Jodei 155 Virginia solleg FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE Attendants our SUPE1 Wi Paniie Ca,n eron JOY IN LEARNING nu p,m X , SPORTSMANSHIP Wr,J. d. CaiiaxL ane GRACIOUSNESS 9 Wi� n aryJouJCi. i5er SPIRITUAL VISION 155 Charlotte O5I 1 orne '155 divina '1 1-5 SPONSORED BY STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SPONSORED BY LOS AMIGOS 58 � ors L patiet =H. Ll)eJricl? SPONSORED BY •M CLUB )?h, PUL SPONSORED BY FRENCH CLUB 155 $a rba ra furies t SPONSORED BY COLLEGIATE COUNCIL OF UNITED NATIONS 155 (Carolyn t)i((inqli nr am SPONSORED BY FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 155 Inn Cox SPONSORED BY DEBATE SOCIETY n� jl SPONSORED BY THALIANS a mm Wjiis Susan JJul. SPONSORED BY MUSIC CLUB 1958 Sponsors yirfisJ J eannic J ohnston SPONSORED BY KAPPA PI BETA Ww SUN DIAL STAFF Left to Right: Marcy Mangrum, Associate Advertising Manager: Ratty Gray. i wi- rcess Manager: Pansie Cameron, Editor: Anne Cox. Typist: Mary Lou Hamm. Associate Advertising Manager: Lucille Blackwell, Associate Editor: Louise Bradshaw, Associate Editor: Not Pictured: Ann Renshaw. Typist. To you, the Student Body, we simply say that we sincerely hope that you will enjoy and treasure this, the 1958 SUN DIAL; for it is for YOU! Always sing your SONG OF LIFE to the glory and honor of God, using Christ as your example. “Praise the Lord! For it is good to sing praises to our God; For He is gracious, and a song of praise is seemly.” (Psalm 147:1) 89 SEPTEMBER.... Brings all those wild and wooly parties; The AMA gave a kiddies Birth- day Party; SCA, a Western Party; the SUN DIAL and DIALETTE Staffs, a Pirate Party . . . Left: Grannie-Annie inspects rooms at all hours! Middle: Dat sho nuff fits! Above: And a good time was had by all! Above: Miss Wilson, “There’s nothing to compare with Mon- treat’s long-range educational program.” Middle: The twins — Lucy and Suzy. Right: “Yes. Mother. I’ve taken a wife.” (Get that Motherly ex- pression on Murph’s face!) Black Beard the Creature from the Black Lagoon! Below: Left and Middle: Look whose mouth’s always open! OCTOBER, NOVEMBER DECEMBER . . . . Bring GOOD—Opera, Home Economics Open House, Christmas Pageant— and BAD—Asiatic Flu Epidemic! Lett: Lveryonc was intrigued by the bagpipes! Right: Practical- ly no one escaped the Asiatic flu nor Miss Lucy’s needle! Left: Counsel- lor? She says she needs a counsel- lor! Right: A wonder ful opera! Left: The Christ mas Pageant . . Right: Miss Miles puts the finishing touch on an arrange- ment for Open House. . . . Left: One of those good old Square Dances: ‘’Get those feet off the floor!” Right: The white collar gals of the Senior Class. . . . . . . issues in 1958 . . . JANUARY.... And many wonderful events that leave pleasant memories. . . . BOYS’ WEEK-END Left: “See dat you do.” Right: “Don’t let the stars get in your eyes.” Left: “Oh me, I goofed on that step!!” Right: “Man! this is work, but it surely is fun!” THE WINTER CARNIVAL Left: “Did she break the scales, Mr. Guy??” Right: ‘We could have danced all night. . . IF we hadn’t been scared of Bobbie and Bob!!” Left: Madame Zuzu knows all! Right: Mrs. Betty Buchanan, Sleigh Belle of 1958! FEBRUARY .... . . . means Chorus Tour, Basketball, snow, and FUN . . . “And we’re off!” After Mr. Guy gives Mr. Bridges a word of in- struction . . . “Now girls, no one (not even Mr. Bridges) gets off this bus without wearing a hat!! What's wrong Murphy? Don’t you have a hat???” Beep, Beep!!! the roadrunner in Mary always puts her best foot Jean and Barbara really believe in person! forward! playing with their mouths open! SENIOR STATISTICS LUCILLE BLACKWELL President of Future Teachers of America 4, Member 3: Miss Representative Future Teacher 4; Associate Editor of SUN DIAL 4: President of Class 3; Vice-President of Class 2; Treasurer of Class 1, 4: Prayer Group Leader 2. 4: French Club 2; Life Service 1, 2, 3, 4. LOUISE BRADSHAW Associate Editor of SUN DIAL 4: Advertising Manager of SUN DIAL 3: Chorus 3; Future Teachers of America 3. Vice-President 4; Audio- Visual Club 3. ANN BULLARD President of Student Government 4; House President 3; Assistant Advertising Manager of I) I ALETTE 2: Prayer Group Leader 2: Assistant House President 2: Treasurer of Class 2; Secre- tary of Class 1; Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: Life Service 1, 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Team 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN BURWELL Spanish Club 3. Treasurer 4; Hiking Club 2, 4; Athletic Association Board as Head of Hik- ing 4: Thalians 3; Life Service Group 1. 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 3. PANSIE CAMERON SUN DIAL Editor 4; Superlative 4; Student Christian Association Treasurer and Group Lead- er 3; Assistant House President 2; Class Presi- dent 1; Collegiate Council of United Nations 1, 2. 3, 4. President 2. 3; French Club President 2; Future Teachers of America 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Choir 3; Prayer Group Leader 2: Life Serv- ice Group 1, 2. 3; Thalians 2: DI ALETTE Staff 2; Blue Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Hiking Club 1. JANE CATHEY CASSADY Brevard College 1, 2: Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Future Teachers of America Sponsor 4; Vice-President of Class 3: Prayer Group Leader 4; Superlative 4. GLADYS CULLER House President 4; Assistant House President 3; Prayer Group Leader 2; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Thalians 1.2; Spanish Club 2. 3. Treasurer 3; Choir 4; Mixed Ensemble 4. JO ANN DAVIS Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association Group Leader 3. 4: Red Cross Rep- resentative 3: Assistant Advertising Manager of SUN DIAL 3. CAROLYN DILLINGHAM Athletic Association Co-Hiker 2, 3; Blue Rep- resentative 4; “M” Club President 4; Cheer- leader 3; Thalians 3: Collegiate Council of Unit- ed Nations 2. 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. Sponsor 4: DIALETTE Humor Edi- tor 1: Hiking Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Life Service Group 1; Blue Team 1, 2, 3, 4. SYLVIA HALEY May Queen 4; Student Christian Association Group Leader 4: Future Teachers of America 4. JACK JONES Chorus Tour 2; Thalians 2, 3; Recitals 2, 3, 4; “Amahl and the Night Visitors” 3; “Twelve Dancing Princesses” 4; Photographer 2, 3, 4. REBECCA KEY Hiking Club 1. 2, 4; Business Club 2; Life Service Group 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Ath- letic Board as Head of Tennis 4; Chairman of Birthday Committee 4. SUN AI KIM Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 4: French Club 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU KISER President of Student Christian Association 4; Associate Editor of SUN DIAL 3: Class Presi- dent 2; DIALETTE Reporter 2; Prayer Group Leader 2: Future Teachers of America 3. 4; Thalians 1. 2; Collegiate Council of United Na- tions 1: French Club 1, 2, Historian 2; Chorus 1. 3, 4; Life Service Group I, 2, 3, 4, President 3. EFFIE LAWSON French Club 3, 4; Thalians 3; Future Teachers of America 4. 94 SENIOR STATISTICS PEGGY JO MILLER Vice-President of Student Government 4: House President 3; Assistant House President 2: Future Teachers of America 3. 4; Music Club 3, 4: “M” Club 3. 4; Life Service Group 1, 2, 3, 4; Prayer Group Leader 2; DIALETTE Staff 1. 2: Hiking Club 1. 2. 3; Co-Hiker of Athletic Asso- ciation 2; Collegiate Council of United Nations 1. 2: French Club 2: Vice-President of Class 1: Blue Team 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES MURPHY Life Service Group 1. 2. 3, 4: Prayer Group Leader 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: Assistant House President 2. 3: House President 4: Blue Team I. 2. 3. 4: Hiking Club 1.2: Head of Volleyball 2: Blue Team Representative 3: “M” Club 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 3. 4: Audio-Visual (dub 3; Collegiate Council of United Nations 1: Thalians 1. A. C. OWNBEY, JR. Mars Hill College 1. 2; Choral Mixed En- semble 3. 4: Thalians 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Hiking Club 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Class Treasurer 3. MARTHA ELIZABETH POARCH Sweet Briar College 1; Chorus 2. 3: Assistant Chorus Accompanist 2. 3; Choir 2. 3. 4; Choir Accompanist 2. 3. 4: Church Organist 2. 3, 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Student Christian Associa- tion Group Leader 3. ANNA PRICE Vice-President of Student Christian Associa- tion 4: Secretary of Student Christian Associa- tion 3; Class Treasurer 3: DIALETTE Business Manager 3; Spanish Club 2. 3. ANNE RENSHAW Kappa Pi Beta 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2. 3: Los Amigos 2, 3: DIALETTE Typist 1. 2: DIAL- ETTE Reporter 4: Music Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Life Service Group 1. 2. 4: Hiking Club 2: Church Choir I. 2: Chorus 2, 3; Business Club 1: SUN DIAL Typist 4. ANN SHARPE Athletic Board as Head of Basketball 2. a Publicity Manager 3; Secretary of Class 2. 3: Thalians 1. 3: Collegiate Council of United Na- tions 1: Editor of DlALETTE 4: Future Teach- ers of America 3. 4: M Club 2, 3. 4. SABRA SLAY Class President 4: May Court Representative 4: Vice-President of Athletic Association 3: Stu- dent Christian Association Group Leader 2: In- dividual Sport Head 2; Secretary of Thalians 1. Thalians 1. 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4: Church Choir 1, 2, 3; Talent Show Chairman 1: Music Club 3. JANE TAYLOR Vice-President of Class 4; Social Committee 2: Thalians 1.2: Music Club 2. 3, 4: Red Cross Chairman 4. BETTY SUE TURNAGE Student Christian Association Leader 3. 4; DI ALETTE Staff 4: Future Teachers of America 3. 4. Historian 4: Life Service Group 1.2: Class Secretary 4; Collegiate Council of United Na- tions 2. STUDENT DIRECTORY Ager, Frances Black Mountain, N. C. Alexander, Alice Route 3, Asheville, N. C. Alford. Freda Box 60. Cinton, N. C. Allen. Dorothy Ann Blue Ridge Rd., Black Mtn., N. C. Allen, Dorothy Elaine 1215 Primrose Ter., Selma, Ala. Alter, Brendta 103 N.W. 47th Court. Miami, Fla. Alter. Martha 103 N.W. 47th Court, Miami, Fla. Amandolia. Margaret Ridgecrest Rd., Black Mtn., N. C. Arena, Thomas 158 Springfield Ave.. Washington. Pa. Arrington, Frances Francisco, N. C. Attwood, Mary Lou 801 N.E. 122 St., North Miami. Fla. Ballew, Mary Rt. 4. Box 199, Marion, N. C. Berrong, Phyllis Alto, Ga. Berryhill, Evelyn Rt. 4. Box 507, Charlotte. N. C. Bershears, Anita Rt. 4, N. Wilkesboro. N. C. Black welder. Patricia 97 Cleveland Park Drive, Spartanburg, S. C. Blackwell, Lucille 210 Lakeside Drive.,Hendersonvi)le, N. C. Blackwell. Phoebe 210 Lakeside Drive, Hendersonville, N. C. Blanton, Carolyn Crummies. Ky. Blevins, Irene Black Mountain. N. C. Bowman. Betty Rt. 1, Box 306, Marion, N. C. Bradshaw. Louise Rt. 3, Mooresville, N. C. Brewer, Lcttic 1927 S.W. 9th St.,.Miami, Fla. Broske. Jean 4228 Old Brook Rd., Richmond, Va. Buck, Lillian Elk Park, N. C. Bullard. Ann 316 Washington Ave., Marietta Ga. Burton. Lois 2253 Grand View Dr., Bowling Green, Ky. Burwcll, Jean 403 High St.. Oxford, N. C. Cabrera, Sylvia Carmen Ribalta 68, Sagua La Grande, Cuba Cameron, Pansic 3914 Fayetteville Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Cameron, Paula 3914 Fayetteville Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Carnes, Jean Leesburg, Va. Chestnutt, Peggy Rose Hill, N. C. Clark. Joan 2 Dale St., Asheville. N. C. Cleveland, Jean 1 Harris St., Greenville, S. C. Coates, Dietta Rt. 1. Box 15. Davidson. N. C. Coker, Thelma Rt. 5, Box 763, Charleston, S. C. Conner. Joan Route 2, Asheville, N. C. Cox, Ann Box 396, Whitesburg, Ky. Cox, Marjene Route 1. Ozark, Ala. Crosby, Janet 2116 Greene St.. Charlotte, N. C. Culler, Gladys Box 156, Jefferson, N. C. Curtis, Mary Jo Route 1, Box 66. Old Fort, N. C. Davis, Jo Ann 105 Nick St., Graham. N. C. Dedrick, J. Lou 139 Straith St., Staunton. Va. Dillingham, Carolyn Bamardsville, N. C. Dodge, Joan 2012 Madison St., Amarillo, Tex. Duke, Pansy 1746 D. Ave., West Columbia, S. C. Elliott, Vernon 8 Ravenna Dr., Asheville, N. C. Eller, Craig Swannanoa, N. C. English, Joyce Laurel Hill, N. C. English, Patricia 85 Cranford Rd.. Asheville, N. C. Faddis, Jo Dean 107 Landreth St.. Galax, Va. Falls, Jean 2528 Avalon Ave., Roanoke, Va. Fazekas, Elizabeth 107 E. 4th St., Augusta, Ky. Gatlin. Annette 5045 San Juan Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Gibson, Sue Route 3. Box 70 Marion, N. C. Glick, Patricia Route 3, Lexington, N. C. Godfrey, Marjorie Black Mountain, N. C. Goins, Sally Oceana, W. Va. Gosnell, Nancy Route 1, Asheville, N. C. Goulas, Coe 56 Woodlawn Ave., Asheville, N. C. Gray, Jacqueline Black Mountain, N. C. Gray, Jo Ann 229 Springs Ave., Hampton Manor, N. Y. Gray. Patty Route 1, Abingdon, Va. Haley, Sylvia 134 Walton Ave.. Danville, Va. Hamm, Mary Lou Box 36, Davenport, Fla. Harper. Helen Route 2. Columbia, S. C. Harrison. Connie 106 Fisher St., Thomasville, N. C. Houk, Mary Ellen Route 1, Box A, Morganton, N. C. Howell, Jane Route 2, Sharon, S. C. Huff, Doris Route 1, Oxford. N. C. Huh, Susan Westminister Pres. Church, Bluefield, W. Va. Hummer. Nora Black Mountain, N. C. Inskeep, Nora 4000 Oriole Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla. Jackson, Bob 32 Jones Town Rd., Asheville, N. C. Johns, Agnes Farmville, Va. Johnson, Ann 35 Hillside Ave., Trumbull, Conn. Johnston, Jeannie Route 1, Leesburg, N. C. Johnston, Kathleen Route 6, Box 59, Selma, Ala. Jolley, Jo Ann Riverside, Ga. Jones, Jack Montreat, N. C. Jouret, Kay 1010 S. Rhett Ave., N. Charleston, S. C. Kegebein, Betty 217 Burleigh Ave., Norfolk, Va. Keller, Louise 144 S. St., Carrollton, Ga. Key, Rebecca Woodland Park, Reidsville, N. C. Keys, Lois 614 Center St., Central City, Ky. Kim. Sun Ai 5-75 Kum Kock Nee, Soonchun, South Chuula, Korea Kirkman, Charles Pleasant Garden, N. C. 96 STUDENT DIRECTORY Kiser, Man' Lou 4211 Windermere Lane. Charlotte 7, N. C. Krahenhill. Jeanette Rt. 2. Box 176. Princess Anne, Va. Landers. Georgia 47 Blue Ridge Avc., Asheville. N. C. Jewel Valley. Va. Route 2, Weaverville. N. C. 1197 Avondale Avc., Atlanta 12, Ga. Glade Valley. N.C. Lawson. Effie Ledford. Freda Lovvorn. Sandra Lowe. Mary Anne McClaine. Gertrude McConnell. Terry McCroskey. Ardyth McCroskey. June McDaniel. Jewel McIntyre, Frances McKain. Irene McWhorter. Martha Mabe. Beverly Mangrum. Marcy Mangrum. Man- Manning. Martha Marshburn. Willie Bea Martin. Ftta Mash. Jean May. Elizabeth May. Carolyn Maynard. Glenn Miller. Louise Route 5. Seneca. S. C. Route 1. Abingdon. Va. 89 Maple St.. Badin. N. C. Route 2. Abingdon. Va. 6 Plymouth Circle, Asheville. N. C. Letcher. Ky. Gary St.. Whitmire, S. C. Route 1. Easley. S. C. Route 3. Mooresville. N. C. 827 N. Wood. Sherman. Texas 827 N. Wood, Sherman. Texas Route 1. Box 70. Jesup. Ga. Route 6. Sanford. N. C. Route 1. Box 80. Virgilina. Va. Glendale Springs. N. C. Farmville, N. C. 263 S. Highland St.. Winchester. Ky. Black Mountain. N. C. Route 1. Box 60. Black Mountain. N. C. Miller. Martha Ann Route 2. Laurel Springs. N. C. Miller. Martha Rose Glen Dale Springs,N.C. Miller, Peggy Jo Laurel Springs, N. C. Morris. Ida 16 Princess Anne Rd.. Spring Hill. Ala. Morris. Noel 300 McPherson Ave.. Birmingham 11. Ala. Murphy. Edith Murphy. Frances Oates. Carolyn Osborne. Charlotte Owens. Martha Owenbey. A. C. Oxner. Patsy Padgett. Elizabeth Peterson. Mary Lee Poarch, Martha Poarch, Mary Glenn Pralor. Claudia Prator. Norma Pressley. Virginia Willard. N. C. Willard, N. C. 1012 Marietta St.. Gastonia. N. C. Oak wood, Va. 38 W. Main St.. Ware Shoals. S. C. Box 841, Black Mountain. N. C. Route 2. Sabula. S. C. Marion. N. C. Route 2, Bakersville, N. C. Route 1. Draper. Va. Route 1. Draper. Va. Box 372. Salt ville. Va. Box 372. Saltville. Va. Box 201. Fair Bluff. N.C. Price. Anna 427 E. St. Maries St.. Perryville. Mo. Priest. Barbara Morriston. Fla. Ramsey. Kara Tcachey, N. C. Rector. Jackie Box 247. Swannanoa. N. C. Renshaw, Ann Route 2. Hendersonville. N. C. Rhodes. Arbie Black Mountain. N. C. Rhyne. Sarah Route 1. Box 149. Gastonia. N. C. Rich. Alma Montreal. N. C. Robins, Edwina Box 103, Pineola. N. C. Robinson. Faye Turlletown. N. C. Robinson. Lettio Sue Rt. 5. Box 436. Gum Tree Rd.. W'inston-Salem. N. C. Robinson. Martha 727 N. Oak St., Lincolnton. N. C. Ruff. Carol 730 Holly St., St. Albans. W. Va. Schenk. Mary Route 6. Memphis. Mo. Sharpe. Ann Box 60. Clinton. S. C. Shepherd, Sally Laurel Springs, N. C. Shirah. Pat 1 Jackson Rd.. Porterdale, Ga. Singleton. Marilyn W. Blvd.. Laurinburg. N. C. Slay. Sabra 1200 Grand Ave., Jackson. Miss. Snelling, Miriam Black Mountain. N. 0. Sparks, Drcma Jo Route 1. Box 271. Bakersville. N. C. Steele. Martha Route 1. Box 134. Cleveland. N. C. Stewart, Joyce Box 471. Swannanoa, N. C. Sullivan, Mary Jewell Ridge. Va. Sutton. Jan Route 2. Box 469. Huntersville. N. C. Sutton. Sue 817 Highland Ave.. Princeton. W. Va. Taylor. Jane Bear Creek, N. C. Taylor. Jean Route 3. Box 108. Kannapolis. N. (7. Thomas. Jo 828 W. Augustine St.. Tallahassee. Fla. Tolley. Virginia Box 85. Clifftop. W. Va. Townes, Joy 913 Bluebird Rd.. Augusta. Ga. Turnage, Betty Su« Route 3. Box 41. Quincy. Fla. Turner. Alice Route 4. Box 244. Florence, S. C. N an Noppen. Mary Box 30. Boone. N. C. Walker. Margaret Grady St.. Blackshear. Ga. Watson. Virginia Route 1. Silver Creek. Ga. Wayne, Paula Vannoy, N. C. N hite. Ruth Stockhridge. Ga. While. Martha 1 Martel Village, Asheville. N. C. W hitney. Dick Route 2. Waynesltoro. Miss. W hitson. Mary Nancv Relief. N. C. Wicker. Mabel Route 1. Kinards. S. C. W indsor. Mary Tin m 6 Joynes St.. Onancock. Va. Yarbrough. Beck 1331 Longwood Ave.. Roanoke. Va. Young. Betty Green Mountain. N. C. 97 MONTREAT COLLEGE FOUR-YEAR GENERAL ARTS COURSES IN A GENUINE CHRISTIAN SETTING College Education Need Not Be Expensive MONTREAT 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 B.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 time of successive crises, it is important to our democracy that each individual be grounded in a bed-rock of unyield- ing faith. 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