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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1960 volume:

The Sun Dial 1960 The Sun Dial 1960 Presented by The Sun Dial Stall, MONTREAT-ANDERSON COLLEGE, MONTREAT, N. C. The Past The Present The Future £ ✓ QyLUu Ml JL ma How dear to our hearts tvill 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. 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. 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. 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 Montreat. The Past We Dedicate To Mrs. R. C. Anderson Whose love for Montreat has been shown in her actions. Whose love for God has been shown in her life. Whose place in the heart of Montreat has a permanent position. To You, We of the Sun Dial Staff dedicate the Past of Montreat and of the 1960 Sun Dial. on treat When Roosevelt the First held sway From Plymouth Rock to Frisco Bay, When autos all were cranked by hand And fears of panic swept the land. Where Swannanoa’s waters rise In vales like unto Paradise, Our fathers here began to raise Their notes of Calvinistic praise. Like Abraham, they dwelt in tents Till more substantial tenements Could be constructed on these slopes, Symbolic of securer hopes. For long the old Montreat Hotel Had served its generation well, Affording shelter from the storm And rest for all the travel worn. The Alba, now, in proper white Rose on an advantageous site Above the Lake, well fit to be A house of hospitality. A meeting hall, with roof of tin, Shut out the rain but not the din And frequent speakers of renown Stood helpless as the floods came down. eari A power plant, hard by the stream, Was moved by swiftly coursing steam, And as each mountain day was done The dynamo began its run; That divers lights might brightly glow In sundry homes, set high and low, As though to demonstrate that light Fells all the darkness of the night. In early days the baseball field Did countless classic contests yield; But now, Alas! how sad but true, Tis but a softball rendezvous. At length there came the days of stone With buildings wrought in grayish tone, Set to endure through times to be With lines in sturdy symmetry. And there are cherished memories, too, Down through the years of those we knew. Now far translated out the pale Of time and tide and things that fail, Beyond these hills of which we sing Into the presence of the King. On Saturday, the Lake aroimd, Aspiring swimmers could be found, While parents fond were there to see Their sons perform aquatic’ly. Past fifty years Montreat remains, Despite the touch of tireless change; And may five further decades find Her strong in purpose, soul, and mind Jtt iU enutriam NANCY GAY ROBERTSON November 8, 1941 - May 15. 1960 “Life on earth is but a loan” How fortunate were we to share the presence of one who filled our days with sunshine, joy, and happiness. Her laughing eyes, her smiling face, her many pleasant ways, her willingness to serve with her hands or heart will live ever in the memories of her friends and classmates. “Our loss, Heaven s gain. The Present We Dedicate To Miss Evelyn Morris A Teacher to us stimulating, effective and natural in presentation without affection, pretense or assumption . . . A Lady whom we see as modest, generous, and incapable of inferior thoughts, always helpful, sincere and kind, exemplifying courage and spirit . . . A Christian having shown herself to be simple in faith exemplifying in life and willing in service to God and man . . . To You, we of the Sun Dial Staff dedicate the Present of Montreat and of the 1960 Sun Dial. HOWERTON TOWN AND COUNTRY f'?; ASSEMBLY INN SNOW COVERED WALKWAY PRAYER ROOM Administration Dr. C. Grier Davis f'redident Evelyn Morris Dean of Students, Psychology; Montreat College, A.B.; Syracuse University, M.A.; University of North Carolina, Summer session. George E. Stockton Executive Dean, Economics, Accounting: Trenton Teachers College, B.S.; Temple University, M.Ed. Mary Wells McNeill Registrar Agnes Scott College, B.A.; Busi- ness course at Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School, New York City. Elizabeth Wilson Bible Vanderbilt University, A.B., M.A.; Graduate Work: Peabody College. University of Hawaii, Northwest- ern University, Columbia Semin- ary, Biblical Seminary in New York. Ann Bullard Admissions Counselor Montreat College, A.B. FACULTY Elizabeth Maxwell French, Spanish Woman's College of University of North Carolina. A.B.; University of North Carolina, M.A.; Certifi- cat de langue francaise, Sorbonne, Paris. Assistante de langue ang- laise, Saintes, France. 1954-55; Summer Session, Northwestern University, Georgetown Univer- sity. Anna Price Assistant Librarian Montreat College, B.A.; Peabody College, Summer Session. 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 ses- sions: University of Southern California, summer session; Yale University, summer session. Karl D. Snyder Science Occidental College, A.B.; Univer- sity of California, M.S., Ph.D. Elizabeth Hoyt Social Studies Maryville College, B.A.; Univer- sity of Tennessee, M.A.; Colum- bia University, two summer ses- sions; University of North Caro- lina, three summer sessions. Tra- vel: England, Scotland, France, Switzerland. Annie Webb Mathematics University of Louisville, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. FACULTY Clair F. Hardenstine Music Comparative Arts Westminster Choir College, B.M.; Summer session. University of Alabama; Graduate study, North- western University; Pupil of Bar- ret Spach. Allan Guy Music, Speech University of Georgia; Averett College; Westminster Choir Col- lege, B.M.; Travel around the world. Mrs. R. T. Chapin Secretary to President Cecils Business School. FACULTY Margaret E. Smith Physical Education and Health Flora Macdonald College, A.B.; Teachers’ College, Columbia Uni- versity, M.A.; Graduate Work; Peabody College, University of Wisconsin. Lucy Grier College Nurse Agnes Scott College, B. A.; Pres- byterian Hospital, New York, N. Y., R.N.; Columbia University. M.A. W. W. Freeman Bookkeeper Mars Hill College; Western Caro- lina College, B.S.; George Pea- body College, M.A. Jo Morgan Burchfiel Business Education Lee Tiller Dietitian Harry McDonnold Business Manager Davidson College. Sally Shepherd Secretary-Receptionist Montreat College. Clyde A. Stubbs Manager of Hotels College Dining Room University of North Carolina; Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, North Carolina. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Kay Norbett Stutts Treasurer Draughton’s Business College, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Mary Ward Assistant to Nurse Flora MacDonald College. Jo Thomas Resident Counselor Montreat College, A.B. Pro fi J}n Unau arei - - • 1. Miss Ward mako short work of this snow business. 2. My, what an intelligent-looking; staff! 3. So these are those Thursday afternoon faculty meetings everyone dreads! 4. Some are only fond memories to our Seniors. 5. Ann, don’t cut that piece so thin; just because you have to work with Mr. Stockton is no reason ... 6. But Miss Morris. Mis� Smith says, “Can't never did swim! 7. The three famous Montreat smiles of Morris, Wilson, and Bullard. 8. They seem to enjoy our parties as much as we ourselves. Classes 1960 i i i i i i 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—President, Hilda Sexton; Vice President, Maurice Davis; Secretary, Ruth Dobbins; Treasurer, Carolyn Merritt; Social Chairman, Marcia Hudson. Peccy Barnes Charlotte, N. C. Spanish Club 1. 2; Hiking (Hub 1. 2; Varsity Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Speedball 1, 2; Varsity Soft- ball 1; S. C. A. 1. 2. Vice President 2; “M” Club 2. Mary Kuth Bell Hope Mills, N. C. W. R. A. Board 2; Head Soccer Speedball 2; S. C. A. Council, Treasurer 2: Business Club 1. 2; French Club 1, 2; C. C. U. N. 1. 2; Mon- treat Singers 2; Church Choir 2; Thalians 2. Glenn Camp Hendersonville, N. C. President Freshman Class 1; Spanish Club 1; Church Choir 2; Montreat Singers 2; President Student Government Association 2. Rosseaux Chappell Jacksonville. Fla. Kappa Phi Beta 1; C. C. U. N. 1; French Club 2; Dialette Staff 2. i i i! i ! i Marsha Coe Sarasota, Fla. W. R. A. Board 2; Head of Basketball 2; Montreat Singers 2; Church Choir 1, 2; Assist- ant Church Choir Director 2. Business Manager 2, Dialette Staff 2. Linda Corbett Farmville, N. C. Hiking Club 1; Future Business Leaders of America 1; Life Service 1; N. T. A. 2. Maurice Davis Old Fort, N. C. Vice President Sophomore Class 2; Church Choir 2; Montreat Singers 2. Ruth Dobbins Fitzgerald, Ga. Spanish Club 1, 2. Treasurer 2; Prayer Group Leader 2; Secretary Sophomore Class 2; Dorm Council 2. Charlotte Dodd Belmont, N. C. Arlene Glass Hopewell, Va. Thalians 1. 2; Cantu� Firmus 1. 2; Church Dialette Staff 1; Business Club 1, 2. Secretary Choir 1. 2; Montreat Singers 1. 2; House Presi- 1. 2; Kappa Phi Beta 1, 2; Dorm Council 2. dent 2; Sponsor Cantus Firmus 1. Bettye Hampton Abbeville. S. C. Dialette Staff 1. 2. Editor 2; Montreal Sing- ers 1, 2: Church Choir 1, 2; Cabinet 2: Prayer Croup Leader 2; Thalians 1; Kappa Phi Beta 1. 2; Dorm Council 2. Sarah Hansen New Bern. N. C. Hiking Club 1; Prayer Group Leader 2; Dorm Council 2. Marcia Hudson Gastonia, N. C. Social Committee 1; Vice President Freshman Class 1; Social Chairman Sophomore Class 2; Business Manager Dialette 2; Vice President Thalians 1, 2; C. C. U. N. 1. 2; Montreat Sing- ers 2; Church Choir 2; Joy In Learning. John Ireson Abbingdon, Va. Thalians 2, President; Cantus Firmus 2; Church Choir 2; Montreat Singers 2; Assistant Choir Director 2; Basketball 2. Linda Johnston Whitesville, W. Va. Group Leader S. C. A. 2. Dee Lores Joyner Charlotte, N. C. Cantus Firmus 1. 2; Montreal Singers 2; Group Leader S. C. A. 2; Prayer Group Leader 2; Graduation Marshal 1; May Queen; Church Or- ganist; Graciousness. Hope Justus Mentor, Ohio W. R. A. Board 2; Thalians 1; French Cluh 1. 2. Martha Kinney Sarasota, Fla. Montreal Singers 1. 2; Church Choir 1. 2; Assistant Choir Director 2; Advertising Manager Sun Dial 2; Cantus Firmus 1. 2. Vice President 2: Varsity Soccer 1. 2. Captain 1. 2; Varsity Speedhall 2. Captain 2; May Court—Senior Representative 2; Chairman Chapel Committee. Lorene Key Reidsvilie, N. C. President W. R. A. 2; Business Cluh 1, 2; Dialette Staff 1: Prayer Group Leader 2: Sponsor “M Cluh 2; Church Choir 2; Montreal Singers 2; Sportsmanship. Lois Lance • Miami, Fla. Cantus Firmus 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Montreat Singers 2; Church Choir 2. Mary Katherine Mahaffey Quincy, Fla. Spanish Club 1; Thalians 1; Montreal Sing- ers 2; Church Choir 2; Associate Editor Sun Dial 2; Dorm Council 2; Varsity Volleyball 1. 2; Varsity Speedball 1, 2. Dorothy McGoocan South Miami, Fla. Social Committee 1. 2. Chairman 2; Varsity .Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1: Kappa Phi Bela 1; Prayer Group Leader 2; May Court— Senior Representative 2; Cabinet 2. Jean McClary Sinks Grove, W. Va. Church Choir 1, 2; Montreat Singers 2; Busi- ness Club 2, Treasurer 2; Dorm Council 2; S. G. A. Secretary-Treasurer 2; Dialctte Staff 2. Carolyn Merritt Charlotte, N. C. Spanish Club 1. 2. President 2; Hiking Club 1. 2; Varsity Speedball 1. 2; Dialette Staff 1; Vice President W. R. A. 2; Treasurer Senior Class; “M” Club 2; Varsity Soccer 2; Social Committee 2; Varsity Basketball 2. Linda Miller Crestview, Fla. Vice President S. G. A. 2; C. C. U. N. 1; Thalians 1. 2. Sponsor 1. Vice President 2; Prayer Group Leader 2; Montreat Singers 2; Church Choir 1. 2. Marvin Moore Fr. Equatorial, Africa Montreat Singers 2; Church Choir 1. 2; F. B. L. A. 1; Business Club Reporter 2; Cantus Firmus 1. 2. President 2; bialette Staff 2; Basketball 2. Barbara Powell Wellford, S. C. Montreal Singers 1; Secretary Freshman Class 1; Editor Sun Dial 2; Cabinet 2. Hilda Sexton Whitesburg, Ky. President Senior Class 2; French Club 1, 2; Thalians 2; Prayer Group I-eadcr 2; S. N. E. A. 2; “M Club 2; Varsity Soccer 1; Miking Club 1. 2; Cabinet 2; Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Speedball 1. i I Pat Rush Norfolk. Va. Spanish Club 1. 2; Thalians 1. Janice White Andrews, S. C. French Club 1. 2; Thalians 2; Blue Represen- tative 2; Croup Leader S. C. A. 2; W. R. A. Board 2. Nancy Traynham Laurens, S. C. Business Club 1, 2, President 2; Prayer Group Leader 2. Wanda Scott White Vansant, Va. Business Club 2. Julia Worrell Fayetteville, N. C. Varsity Basketball 1, 2; May Day Freshman Representative 1; President S. C. A. 2; Cabinet 2; True Spiritual Vision. Not Pictured— Bill Fischbach Greenville, S. C. Jimmy Bennett York, S. C. Spanish Club 1; Thalians 1. Top roic: So this is how Charlotte enjoy the movie! . . . Look a if Jimmy got a snow hall in the face . . Not from you, Kilty! . . . Well, we have to rest sometime on these hikes! Middle rou Just cooling off after gym class. . . . Now when a Montreal hov walks down the street. . ... So this is the kind of studying that goes on in the boys’ dorm! Bottom rou And who are you girls trying to impress with all the hooks? . . . Well, we must say. they are trying. nd it Snowed - and Snowed - and Snowed I. To think a few months ago we were rock-hopping here! 2. Note the lifelike effects of the campus sweethearts ... in snow. 3. If these girls in Montreal don't have a boy friend, they simply make one. 4. They're good to throw after you’ve had your fill. 5. Ready for a start down the famous, the daring. . . . the hill in front of Howerton. 6. Not Glen's car. it's Mr. Hardenstein's we’re suppose to bury, girls! What a greeting we got on returning from chorus tour! 8. ‘‘Hey. time out for a second, you guys! Activities (9 Student Christian Association PRESIDENT: Julia Worrell. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Mary Ruth Bell, Julia Worrell. Peggy Barnes, Nancy Abel. GROUP LEADERS: Janice White. Mary Gale Haynes, DeeLores Joyner, Linda Johnston, Ann Harbour. ADVISOR: Miss Elizabeth Wilson. SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK SPEAKER: The Reverend Clayton Bell. PRAYER GROUP LEADERS: First row: DeeLores Joyner. Linda Miller. Lorene Key, Nancy Trayn- ham. Second row: Dot McGoogan, Hilda Sexton. Ruth Dobbins, Sarah Hansen, Bettye Hampton. ■Pi EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Nancy Trayn- ham, Lorene Key, Carolyn Merritt. HEADS OF SPORTS AND TEAM REPRESENTATIVES: Ann Hedrick, Hope Justus, Marsha Coe. Mary Ruth Bell, Janice White. ADVISOR: Miss Margaret Smith. Women’s Recreation Association PRESIDENT: Lorene Key. THE BLUE TEAM BLUE REPRESENTATIVE, Janice White. 1. First of all we must find a pi act for everything w thought were necessities for college life. 2. Oh. no. not classes on Saturday morning! 3. Well. Min� Morris says a little day dreaming i good for anyone. 4. Then we do have the more undignified job while preparing for weekly room check. 5. Some of us try studying late at night or . . . 6. When Montreat turns green, everything — even studies, turn outside. 7. After studyhall we hold eating parties. ... 8. And then move out in the hall, to exercise what we have eaten. Jll Jn J 1. For some of us long weekend brought our first plane ride. 2. After hours are beautifing hours. 3. Those Sunday afternoon rock-hopping excursions. 4, Everyone I who plays on the balls of their feet) must go out for afternoon sports. S. The perfect way to end a busy day. 6. Some of us are really working girls. 7. Our favorite time of year. 8. Is this what a year of college does for you? Editor of Dialette: Bettye Hampton Reporters: Barbara Barton Alice Whitener Deanne Hastings Lois Lance Norma Jean May The Dialette Typists: Jackie Hege, Marvin Moore, Jean McClary, Nancy Abel, Brenda Overman Business Staff: Mary Ellen Sproles Marcia Hudson Margo Forgey Associate Editor: Susan Cooper Advisor: Dr. Karl Snyder Art Editor: Rosseaux Chappell EDITOR OF SUN DIAL: Barbara Powell ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Ann Harbour ADVISOR: Mrs. Jo Burchfiel The Sun Dial BUSINESS STAFF: Mary Katherine Mahaffey, TYPISTS: Joanne Hughes and Virginia Beale. Martha Kinney, Marsha Coe. ART EDITORS: Betty Ayres and Alice Whitner. - rj Collegiate Council of the United Nations President, Grace Caudill; Vice President, Linda Wil- liams; Secretary and Treas- urer, Toni Baxter; Advisor, Miss Elizabeth Hoyt. THALIANS President, John Ireson; Vice President, Marcia Hudson; Secretary and Treasurer, Alice Whitener; Advisor, Mr. Allen Guy. V . BUSINESS CLUB President. Margo Forgey; Vice President. Becky Shillinglaw; Secretary, Arlene Glass; Treasurer, Jean McClary; Reporter, Marvin Moore; Advisor, Mrs. Jo Burchfiel. FRENCH CLUB President. Alice Whitener; Vice President, Mary Gale Haynes; Secretary and Treasurer, Susan Cooper; Advisor, Miss Jo Thomas. Vv LOS AMIGOS President. Carolyn Merritt Vice President. Linda Mil ler; Secretary, Ann Har hour; Treasurer, Ruth Dob bins: Advisor, Miss Eliza beth Maxwell. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: Dot McGoo- gan. Marcia Hudson, Mary Jo Harris, Alice Whitener, Maurice Davis. CHURCH CHOIR CHURCH CHOIR: Mr. Alan Guy, Director MUSIC CLUB President. Marvin Moore: Vice President. Martha Kin- ney: Secretary-Treasurer. Lois Lance: Devotional Leader. Ann Harbour; Mr. Clair F. Hardenstine, Ad- visor. Montreat - Anderson Singers First row: Julia Worrell, Martha Kinney, Beth Rose, Lois Lance, Alice Whitener, Virginia Beale, Barbara Denison. Second row: Mr. Allan Guy, Director; Furman Parker, Maurice Davis, Dale Grethen. Mary Ruth Bell, Mary Katherine Mahaffey, Jackie Hege, Bettye Hampton, Carole Upchurch, Carol Wood, Marcia Hudson, Beth Morse, Nancy Parker, Mary Gale Haynes, Marvin Moore, John Ireson. Third row: Brenda Overman, Lorene Key, Mary Carswell, Charlotte Dodd, Linda Mllier, Ann Har- bour, Deanne Hastings, Jean McClary, Barbara Barton, Marsha Coe, Dorothy Darr, Glenn Camp. Accompanist, DeeLores Joyner. 1. While the fountain dancers watch, the dance of (lie lilies carries the May Day Pageant onward. 2. The annual May Pole dance announces, ‘‘.Spring i here! 3. The '59 court watches the May Day Pageant. 4. Chorus tour was kept alive by Mr. Cuy - and of course Alice. 5. Whnt was the score of that faculty-boys game, huh boys? 1. Our S.CA. President in oni of her wilder moment ? 2. Even Vice President of the S.G.A. is ready to hang herself on the bulletin hoard after reading countless notices. 3. We won't mention what kind of special student John is. 4. Look as if Ixirene. W.R.A. President, would know how a target is used! S. Beth, we told you the President of the freshman class did all the dirty work. 6. Even a May Queen has to lake time out to pretty up.' 7. As House President, Charlotte know all the tricks of slipping out 1960 onor jbeeJc ored Queen, Dot McGoogan Martha Kinney Paula Betters Dale Grethen m , £tLSPM sponsor for Business Club JILe 'WJhitener sponsor for French Club $o55le (Chapped sponsor for C. C. U. N. J2 )pon5ord sponsor for Spanish Club oCorene sponsor for “M” Club sponsor for Music Club Montreat College MONTREAT, NORTH CAROLINA Dr. C. Grier Davis President of Montreat Anderson College Montreat, N. C. Dear Dr. Davis: In one of the messages which you gave to the students and faculty in our chapel services you spoke on pride. We have not forgotten what you said; however, there is one phase of our pride which we are proud to have. That is the feeling each of us has in knowing you and having you for our president. Speaking for each member of the student body, may I say that this warm feeling did not come by comparing you with someone else. Rather, this sense of pride has been gained by seeing and knowing you and by realizing the principles which you believe and for which you stand. Some of us will leave and go to another school or to a job at the close of this year. Others will have the priviledge of staying here and working with you next year. But I am sure that neither distance nor time will crowd out the warm spot in our hearts for OUR PRESIDENT, DR. DAVIS. Yours most sincerely, R. Glenn Camp, President Student Government Association The Future We Dedicate To Dr. Grier Davis One whose dignity is respectful. One whose inner peace is admirable, One whose presence is encouraging. One whose service to Montreat has already been invaluable. To You, We of the Sun Dial Staff dedicate the Future of Montreal and of the 1960 Sun Dial. Our Juture 'Montrealers 1. They’re Cute. 2. They’re Fearless. 3. They're Old time� , 4. They’re Beauties. S. They're talented. 6. They re Dignified. 7. They're Men! 8. They’re a Little Mixed up. 9. They're Patriotic. 10. They're Out-doorsmen. 11. They’re good as Angels. 12. They’re Out of This World. FRESHMAN CLASS I Left to right: Beth Rose, President: Carole Up- church. Secretary; Mary Jo Harris. Co-social Chair- man; Mary Gale Haynes, Vice President: Beth Morse, Treasurer; Alice Whitener. Co-social Chair- man. Advisor, Miss Evelyn Morris. Nancy Abel Betty Ayres Barbara Barton Toni Baxter Virginia Beale Paula Betters Brenda Brevard James Byrd Mary Carswell Grace Caudill Carol Chupp Billie Faye Combs Susan Cooper Linda Ann Cox Frances Crisp Dorothy Ann Darr Barbara Denison Margo Forgey Corothy Ferguson Carolyn Glenn Dale Grethen Beth Hall Ann Harbour Mary Jo Harris Deanne Hastings Mary Gale Haynes Ann Hedrick Jackie Hege Kay Howard Joanne Hughes Annie Laurie Johnson Gwen Koonts Genie McCullough Ella Mae Miller Ellen Mize Ann Moore Beth Moorse Brenda Overman Carrie Padgett Furman Parker Nancy Parker Linda Parnell Doris Pendry Doris Peterson i Nancy Robertson Celeste Rogerson Beth Rose Becky Shillinglaw Peggy Shillinglaw Beth Smith Helen Sneed Mary Ellen Sproles Carole Upchurch Margaret Walton Joan Weller Alice Whitener Faye Williams Linda Williams Betty Alford Williamson Carol Wood Mary Ruth Wyatt Barbara Young 1960 Advertisements Vlelp Tke K«e J y MONTREAT-ANDERSON COLLEGE An Affiliated Presbyterian College JUNIOR COLLEGE COEDUCATIONAL “A wholesome environment in which students and faculty experience practical Christianity in action” LIBERAL ARTS BUSINESS EDUCATION MUSIC Calvin Grier Davis, President MONTREAT, NORTH CAROLINA ASSEMBLY INN YOUR VACATION HEADQUARTERS . . . ALL YEAR Autumn: For Unsurpassed Color Scenes Winter: For Weekends Away from Care Spring: Brings Blossoming Beauty Compare our rates with any tourist accommodations Write: C. A. STUBBS, Manager MONTREAT HOTELS CAMP MONTREAT FOR GIRLS IN AN UNEXCELLED ENVIRONMENT MODERATE RATES Campers 6 to 16 Counselors are selected for high Christian character, pleasing personality, and excellence in college life, as well as camping skills. MONTREAT, NORTH CAROLINA LANCE’S ESSO STATION R. STANFORD WEBB Phone NO 9-8851 AGENCY, Inc. “Care Saves IVear” Genera! Insurance Black Mountain, North Carolina 14 Church Street Asheville. X'. C. Compliments of CAGLE MUSIC COMPANY PEARLMANS FURNITURE CO. BALDWIX ORGAN'S and PIANOS 560 Haywood Street Asheville — Franklin ASHL-AILLE, X. C. North Carolina Compliments of THREE ECKERD’S PEPS I-COLA BOTTLING CO. DRUG STORES of ASHEVILLE, N. C. 31 Patton Ave. 21 Haywood St. Phone AL 3-0491 Westgate Shopping Center Compliments of PLUMMER’S RADIO SERVICE BEACON MANUFACTURING Complete Service For Home and Car Radios COMPANY SWANXANOA, X. C. 270 Biltmore Ave. Asheville, N. C. Telephone AL 3-8551 74 THE GRAY EAGLE CRAFT SHOP 103 Cherry Street BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of W I N N E R ’ S TYSON FURNITURE CO. Compliments of Everything For Your Home DON’S OUTPOST Phone NOrth 9-4381 Black Mountain. C. Black Mountain, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of CARPENTER-MATH I FAY BLACK MOUNTAIN ICE CO. The Quality Jewelers Black Mountain. X. C. Asheville, N. C. WINKS DRIVE-IN Compliments of VIVERETTE RADIO SUPPLY Famous Pizza Pie OIL SERVICE Asheville, North Carolina Black Mountain, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of JOHN CARROLL CLIMAX BARBER SHOP “He Appreciate Your Patronage” Morgan Brothers, JONAS L. STEPP CAB Inc. Blue Ridge Road Black Mountain, X. C. Ph.: Day—XO 9-5531 Night—XO 9-4172 ☆ Wholesalers — Distributors Co m pli meats of ☆ PIX THEATRE CANDY • CIGARS • DRUGS SUNDRIES Black Mountain, N. C. ☆ PAPER PRODUCTS AND KNIGHT’S PHARMACY SCHOOL SUPPLIES ☆ Prescription Specialists Black Mountain, N. C. ASHEVILLE, N. C. 75 BKTTIE’S CRAFT CENTER For the Unusual in Gifts and Costume Jewelry Antique Dolls Repaired ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Auto Repairing — Esso Gas and Oil WOODCOCK MOTOR CO. Fori� Dealers Black Mountain, N. C. COLLINS DEPARTMENT STORE Black Mountain, N. C. ’’Never Knowingly Undersold” First in Fashion For the Home and Family KEY CITY PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Sundries and Fountain Service Phone NO 9-5231 Phone NO 9-2591 Black Mountain. North Carolina Good Luck To All Montreaters! BLACK MOUNTAIN NEWS BLACK MOUNTAIN LUMBER COMPANY Phone NO 9-3231 Your Building Supply Dealer Since 1908 ' SEAW RIGHT FLORIST “Flowers For All Occasions” Cotton Ave. Phone NO 8-7325 BLACK MOUNTAIN. N. C. McMURRAY CHEVROLET CO. Black Mountain. N. C. RUG ’N JUG SHOP GIFT CENTER Black Mountain. N. C. H W 5 10 Black Mountain. N. C. KEY CITY LAUNDRY and QUALITY DRY CLEANING Black Mountain. N. C. GUILD CRAFTS AUTHENTIC CRAFTS 930 Tunnel Rd. Asheville, N. C. Open All Year AQUINAS BOOKSTORE 3 Pack Square AL 3-9MO Asheville. N. C. Asheville's New General Bookstore TOVVNE HOUSE BAKERY Open 24 Hours Daily 257 Biltmore Asheville. N. C. Compliments of ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY ASHEVILLE. N. C. Compliments of EARLEY’S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 135 Broadway Dial NO9-7313 Black Mountain. N. C. 76 OXE HOUR MARTINIZING The Most in Dry Cleaning Phone AL 2-2900 — AL 3-0201 121 Biltmore Ave. 144 Tunnel Rd. Asheville, N. C. Compliments of EDW ARD L. DUPUY Photographer Black Min., X. C. NO 9-7025 BEA’S BEAl’TV SHOPPE GIFT SHOP Black Mountain, X. C. Phone XO 9-7116 Rock Building Near City Hall CAROLINA TYPEWRITER CO. Royal Typewriters - Victor Adding and Calculating Machines K. I.. McCandless, Distributor Robotyper Rex Ograph Sales Supplies S. E. Walnut St. Asheville, N. C. Phone AL 2-1675 Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies Comp lime its of Friends and Alumni of Montreat - Anderson College IT IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO WORK WITH THE STAFF IN THE DESIGN AND PRODUCTION OF T H E S U N D I A L The MILLER PRINTING Co. Asheville, North Carolina MONTREAT COLLEGE FACULTY AND STAFF 1959 Dr. C. Grier Davi� . President Montreal College Assembly Inn. Montreal, N. C. Mr. George E. Stockton. Executive Dean Montreal College Montreal. N. C. Miss Evelyn Morris Box 791. Montgomery, West Va. Miss Mary W. McNeill. 115 Kuker St. Florence. S. C. Miss Elizabeth Wilson Montreal. N. C. Miss Virginia Buchanan Saltville. Va. Miss Anna Price 427 E. Ste. Maries St.. Perryville. Mo. Mrs. Alvin G. Burchfiel Black Mountain. N. C. Mrs. Marion B. Corbett Box 335. Montreal. N. C. Miss Lucy Grier Montreat. N. C. Mr. Allan Guy Montreal. N. C. Mr. Clair F. ilardenstine Montreat. N. C. Miss Elizabeth S. Hoyt Montreal. N. C. Miss Elizabeth Maxwell 2019 Briarwood Road. Charlotte. N. C. Miss Margaret E. Smith 95 Vermont Ave.. Asheville. N. C. Miss Annie Webb Pineburst Rd.. Dunedin, Fla. Miss Mary Ward Clarkton, N. C. Miss Ann Bullard 316 Washington Ave.. Marietta. Ca. Miss Sally Shepherd Route 3, Box 11. Laurel Springs, N. C. Mr. Frank R. Donoho Mr. Ted Dougherty Montreal, N. C. Black Mountain. N. C. Mr. W. W. Freeman 122 Beverly Rd.. Beverly Hills. Asheville. N. C. Mrs. R. T. Chapin 106 Vissosway St.. Black Mountain. N. C. Mr. Harry McDonnold 25 Mt. Vernon Place. Asheville. N. C. Mrs. John Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reese Mr. Lee Tiller Mr. James Wilkins Mr. Clyde Stubbs Montreal, N. C. Montreal, N. C. Black Mountain. N. C. Montreat. N. C. Montreat. N. C. Miss Jo Thomas 828 West St. Augustine St.. Tallahassee. Fla. Dr. Karl I). Snyder Montreal. N. C. Mr. Kay Stutts Box 38. Montreat. N. C. 7S STUDENT DIRECTORY Nancy Abel Route 3. Box 278 Waynesville. N. C. Betty Alford Box 181. Wendell. N. C. Belly Ayres 333 Country Club Blvd.. Florence, S. C. Peggy Barnes C.M.K. 9 14. Box 20, Charlotte 9. N. C. Barbara Barton 28 Birch Street. Canton. N. C. Toni Jo Baxter 186 Oakhurst Drive. Kernersville, N. C. Virginia Beale 878 Norcross St.. S.W.. Apt. 496. Atlanta 10. Georgia Mary Ruth Bell 412 Jefferson Drive. Fayetteville. N. C. Jimmy Bennett East Liberty St.. York. S. C. Paula Betters 12117 Valleywood Dr.. Wheaton. Md. Brenda Lee Brevard Route 5. Box 265. Hendersonville. N. C. James Byrd Green Mountain. N. C. Glenn Camp 1424 Kanuga Road. Hendersonville. N. C. Mary Carswell Route 6. Box 198. Morganton. N. C. Grace Caudill Route 2. Box 168. West Jefferson, N. C. Rosseaux Chappell 790 Gardenia Lane. Jacksonville. Fla. Carol Chupp 4340 Birchwood Ave., Jacksonville. Fla. Marsha Coe 500 Audubon Place. Sarasota. Fla. Billie Faye Combs Route 1. Box 105. Jefferson. N. C. Susan Cooper 118 Parkwood Drive, Greenville. S. C. Linda Corbett 519 North Main St.. Farniville. N. C. Linda Ann Cox 4212 Starmount Dr.. Greensboro. N. C. Frances Crisp Box 742. Bryson City. N. C. Dorothy Ann Darr 3008 Blueridge Avenue. Silver Spring. Md. Maurice Davis Route 2. Old Fort. N. C. Barbara Denison 3045 S.W. 19th St.. Miami. Fla. Mary Ruth Dobbins 209 Victor)' Drive. Fitzgerald. Ga. Charlotte Ann Dodd 1645 Second Street. Long Beach. Calif. Barbara Ellis Black Mountain, N. C. Corothy Ferguson Box 34. Route 1. Jefferson. N. C. Bill Fishhach 43 E. Tallulah Dr.. Greenville. S. C. Margo Forgev 1416 Anderson St.. Bristol. Tenn. Jean Gardner 809 McDonald Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Lynda Garren 405 Lawn Ave.. Hendersonville. N. C. Arlene Glass 501 Weston St.. Hopewell. Va. Carolyn Glenn Box 187. Spruce Pine. N. C. Dale Grethen 6285 S.W. 99th Terrace. Miami 56. Fla. Beth Hall 915 Hay Street. Fayetteville, N. C. Jimmy Hall 915 Hay Street. Fayetteville. N. C. Betlye Hampton Route 4. Abbeville. S. C. Sarah Hansen Route 4. Box 45. New Bern. N. C. Ann Harbour 2206 Ave. H Ensley. Birmingham 8. Ala. Mary Jo Harris Route 1. Old Fort. N. C. Deanne Hastings 160 N.E. 43rd St.. Miami 37. Fla. Mary- Gale Haynes Barnardsville. N. C. Ann Hedrick Lilesville, S. C. Jacqueline Hege Route I. Box 118. Salisbury. N. C. Kay Howard 920 Royalelle St. North Augusta. S. C. Marcia Hudson Box 1343. Gastonia. N. C. Joanne Hughes Route 1. Box 146. Gray Court. S. C. John Ireson 302 Grove Terrace, Abingdon. Va. Mrs. Marcelene W. Jackson 32 Jonestown Rd.. Asheville. N. C. Annie Laura Johnson 622 Carney Drive. Ocala. Fla. Linda Johnston Whilesville, West Va. DeeLores Joyner 1518 Merriman Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. Hope Justus Holston Hall Apts.. Bristol. Tenn. Lorene Key Woodland Park. Reidsville. N. C. Martha Kinney 1838 N. Allendale Ave.. Sarasota. Fla. Gwen Koonts 308 Raeford Ave.. Lexington. N. C. Lois Lance 3750 N.W. 170th St.. Miami. Fla. Betty Jean I.eeper 2415 Raeford Rd.. Fayetteville. N. C. Jean McClary Sinks Grove. West Va. Genie McCullough 11 1 10th St.. Haines City, Fla. Dorothy McGoogan 5160 S.W. 82nd St.. South Miami. Fla. Sandra McRae 1531 East Fort King. Ocala. Fla. Mary Katherine Mahaffey 111 N. l ove St.. Quincy, Fla. JoAnn Manning Route 1. Box 170. Jesup. Ga. Norma Jean May 265 S. Highland. Winchester. Ky. Carolyn Merritt C.M.R. 944. Box 1. Charlotte 9. N. C. Ella Mae Miller Glendale Springs. N. C. Linda Miller 151 East U.S. 90. Crestview. Fla. Ellen Mize 4140 Chapel Hill Rd.. Durham. N. C. Ann Moore Frankford. West Va. Marvin Moore B.P. 15. Ilanga Par Eseka. Canteroun, Fr. Eq. Africa Beth Morse 300 McPherson. Birmingham. Ala. Brenda Overman Route 1. Box 366. Salisbury. N. C. Carrie Padgett Route 2. Old Fort. N. C. Furman Parker 2606 Lawndale Ave.. Durham, N. C. Nancy Parker 9310 Martinique Drive. Miami 57. Fla. Linda Jo Parnell Route 2. Box 96. Red Springs N. C. Doris Anne Pendry 613 N.W. 10th Ave.. Miami. Fla. Doris Peterson 8 South Monterey. Mobile. Ala. Barbara Powell Box 56, Welford. S. C. Nancy Robertson P. O. Box 795. Ocala. Fla. Celeste Rogerson 67 Willow Drive. Sumter, S. C. Beth Rose 1818 S.W. 11th Terrace, Miami. Fla. Patricia Ann Rush 14 13 Halstead Ave.. Norfolk. 2. Va. Wanda Scott Vansant. Va. Hilda Sexton Whitesburg. Ky. Becky Shillinglaw 607 Raeford Ave.. Lexington, N. C. Peggy Shillinglaw 613 Charlotte Ave.. Rock Hill. S. C. Beth Smith 503 East 7th St.. Adel. Ga. Helen Sneed Cherokee. N. C. Miss Alva Snypes Ridgecrest. N. C. Mary Ellen Sprolcs 915 Iuiwrcnce Ave.. Bristol. Va. Nancy Traynham Route 3. Box 235. Inurens. S. C. Carole Upchurch 3161 S.W. 7th St.. Miami. Fla. Margaret Walton 1718 Cornell Rd.. Jacksonville 7. Fla. Joan Weller Presbyterian Home. Lynchburg. Va. Janice White Route 1. Box 50. Andrews. N. C. Mr. Robert White Route 6, Box 91. Morganton. N. C. Alice Whitener 1711 E. Eighth St.. Charlotte. N. C. Mrs. Estelle Wilkerson Montreat. N. C. Faye Williams 3918 S. Peninsula Dr.. Daytona Beach. Fla. Linda Williams Comfort. West Va. Mrs. Barbara B. Wilson Box 813. Black Mountain. N. C. Carol Wood 6850 S.W. 69th Ave.. Miami. Fla. Julia Worrell 1103 Belvedere Ave.. Fayetteville. N. C. Mary Ruth Wyatt Laurel Springs, N. C. Barbara Young 58 Cambridge Ave.. Charleston, S. C. 79 -+r IIMtl «I