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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

MONTREA T - ANDERSON COLLEGE Montreat, North Carolina Introduction Administration Academics Organizations Features Classes A thletics ■MR 5 «ifVXOJNOD Dm A VS mo DA'V I S'I OS. L o J JL o a i vs 3W0S. 8 THEY CHALLENGED MY YOUTH W IDEAS AND CONCEPTS. . .AND TA I HONOR AND RESPECT PAST TRAD CUSTOMS. 'GHT ME TO ITIONS A ND 9 10 2 THE ROLE WAS PLACED BEFORE ME AND I PLA YED IT... I STRUTTED AND FRETTED MY HOUR ON STAGE. 14 ) I I I I t For the many times she lends her helping hand, or her word of en- couragement, and for all the times she has helped Montreat in its growth to become a better school. For the happy, contagious smile that she always displays and her enthusiastic capabilities. In appreciation for all these things, we dedicate the 1967 Sundial to our own Miss Wilson. 16 The President C. Grier Davis, PRESIDENT. Davidson College, A.B.; Union Theological Seminary, B.D., Th.D.; Davidson College, D.D.; Tusculum College, D.D.; Princeton Theological Seminary. 17 MON TREAT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GAITHER CHAPEL ■ - Ivan B. Stafford, VICE-PRESIDENT. Lees McRae College, A.A.: Davidson College, B.S.; University of NorthCarolina, M.Ed., Ed.D. Dougald McD. Monroe, Jr., VICE-PRESIDENT; ACADEMIC DEAN. Washington and Lee University, A.B.; North- western University, M.A., Ph.D. James M. Skidmore, Jr., BUSINESS MANAGER; TREAS- Edward E. Crisp, ASSISTANT TO TREASURER. URER. University of North Carolina, B.S. 20 Elizabeth Wilson, ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS. Vanderbilt University, A.B.; M.A.; Peabody College; Uni- versity of Hawaii; Columbia Seminary. John Luther Madison, REGISTRAR, DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS. Mars Hill; Wake Forest, B.A.; U.N.C., M. Ed. Southeastern Baptist Theol. Sem. George Riley McMaster, DEAN OF MEN. University of Florida, B.A.; Columbia Theological Semin- ary, B.D.; Th. M. Milton G. Spann, Jr., DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES. St. Andrews Presbyterian College, B. A.: Presbyterian School of Christian Education, M.C.E. 21 Language ENGLISH Virgil L. Sturgill. University of Kentucky, A.B., M.A. GERMAN ENGLISH Ernest C. Hester, Jr. Campbell College, A.B.; Duke Uni- versity; University of North Carolina at Greensboro, M.A. 24 Kathleen D. Hester. Regis College, A.B.: University of North Carolina at Greensboro. SPANISH Jose A. Reyes. University of Havana, M.A., Ph.D.: Barry College of Miami. Elizabeth Maxwell. University of North Carolina at Greensboro, A.B.; U.N.C. at Chapel Hill, M.A.; North- western University: McGill University; Georgetown Uni- versity. ENGLISH Belle Miller McMaster. Agnes Scott College, A.B.; Emory University, M.A. FRENCH Religion Department 26 John Newton, Jr., B.E.E., B.D., Th.M. Hoyt Evans, A.B., B.D. Social Science Elizabeth S. Hoyt, B.A., M.A., SOCIAL STUDIES Howard A. Kester, A.B., B.D. SOCIAL STUDIES 27 Ann Madison, B.A., M. Ed., PSYCHOLOGY John A. Ricks, III, A.B., M.A., HISTORY Music Department William Lee Buelow, B.M., M.A. Lawrence M. Skinner, B.A., B.M., M.A. 28 Dr. John Russell Wilson, B.S., M.M. Art Department Douglas Grant. San Francisco Institute of Art, Grand Central School of Art, Art Students League. Mathematics Department Margaret Smith, A.B., M.A., MATHE MATICS. Vivian Spurgeon, B.S., A.B., M.A., MATHEMATICS. 30 Science Department Dr. Karl D. Snyder, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Guy H. White, Jr., B.S., M.S. Physical Education Department 31 Carolyn Bartlett, B.S. Charles L. Wilson B.S., M.S. Health Department Lucy Grier, A.B., R.N., M.A. Mrs. Stevenson Business-Education Department 32 Mary Brown Woody, B.S., M.S. Library Department Virginia Buchanan, B.A., M.A. 33 Sue Gilkerson, B.S. Secretarial 34 Mrs. Lee Clapp,SECRETARY TO THE ACADEMIC DEAN. Mrs. James S. Coyle, SECRETARY TO THE REGISTRAR. Department 35 Mrs. William Buelow, SECRETARY TO THE TREASURER. Mrs. William A. Wood,SECRETARY TO THE FINANCIAL AID OFFICER. «JSSI S ssmm -s 2!E- � � swh msiit ,iit, ifiso mwtm m ilMIWi! mur amzations Student Government The purpose of the Student Government Association is to pro- mote strength, beauty, and truth within each student and encourage the highest standard of personal honor. Its government is based on the honor system, which is felt to be the best means of attaining the high standards of truthfulness and honesty in every phase of life. 38 LEFT SIDE: Leo Ann Howard, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Ron Simmons, Phronsie Horton, Martha Pate, Bob Barrett, Hal Rogers, Becky Ray, Don Young, Fred Jenkins. RIGHT SIDE: Sandra Lance, Carol Monroe, Bo Lowery, Mike Sheidy, Dean Mcmasters, Ann Terrell, Betty Robinett, Kenny Wilshire, Dan Baluss, Bill Nanny. Don Young - Vice President, Sanara Lance-Sec- retary - Treasurer, Fred Jenkins - President. 39 Student Christian The Purpose of the Student Christian Association is to lead all students to a deeper faith in God through Jesus Christ by means of Bible study, service projects, and devotional programs. Is there a more wonderful place to find God other than Montreat? 40 Association Leesa Heidleberg, Maria Haubrick, Barbara Ward, John Young, Fran Hanger, Gary Brewer, Mary Locke Simmons, Charles Baier, Betty Robinette, Benny Wham, Mrs. Andy Andrews. Mary Locke Simmons-Secretary, Charles Baier- Vice President, Betty Robinette-President, Benny Wham-Treasurer. 41 Conservation Club CONSERVATION PLEDGE I give my pledge to save and faithfully to defend from wastes the natural resources of my country--Its soil and minerals, Its for- ests, Waters, and wildlife.” The Conservation Club was organized for the sole purpose of enjoying to the fullest extent the natural resources of streams and woodlands and wildlife in Montreat. . . Gary Miller, PRESIDENT Alan Marsh, VICE PRESIDENT Ralph Flinger, SECRETARY Enthusiasm, or Exhaustion? 47 Political Action Club PRESIDENT.....Bill Jones VICE-PRESIDENT....Mickey Sheehan SECRETARY..........Peggy Wagner Mr. Ricks, ADVISOR. SEATED, L. to R.: Calvin Cannon, Mickey Sheehan, Peggy Wagner, Bill Jones, Mr. Ricks. 43 Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa is an honorary organiza- tion which promotes scholarship, and is attain- able only by a B average or better in every subject. PRESIDENT.................Emory Holt VICE-PRESIDENT...........Ralph Bronson SEC.-TREAS................Anna Hooke Miss Virginia Buchanan, ADVISOR. Members SEATED, L. to R.: Brenda Orr, Phronsie Horton, Becky Floyd, Linda Ficht, Margaret Vinson, Pat Davidson, and Pam Danner. STANDING, L. to R.: Edwin Bixler, Lee Ann Howard, Emory Holt, Elaine Crawford, Roderick Merritt, Anna Hooke, Miss Buc- hanan, Mickey Sheehan, and Harry Finley. 44 C. C. U. N. SEATED, L. to R.: Mr. John Ricks, ADVISOR; RonnieCurrie, Dennis Spurgeon, Mickey Sheehan, Elaine Crawford. Jane Ashen- hurst, Miss Hoyt, Bob Barrett, and George Bellows. Montreat-Anderson College Diallette The Diallette is the school newspaper, issued by the Diallette staff monthly. Articles are written covering every aspect of college life, and presented to the students. Mr. Ricks, ADVISOR Mike Clark, EDITOR Diallette Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Ray, Deanne Zitzman, Carson Norton, Mike Clark, Jane Maples, Mr. Ricks. Jane Maples, COLUMNIST Becky Ray, Deanne Zitzman, Carson Norton, FEATURE WRITERS Mike Clark Co-Editor The Montreat A nderson Sun Dial Becky Ray - Editor The staff of the Sundial wishes to pre- sent to you a realistic and memorable ac- count of the year's activities. We hope this annual will cast a reflection on the years we have spent at Montreat. Judy Scott - Art Editor Mr. Ernest Hester - Advisor John Hawk - Photography Becky Hicks - Layout Staff STANDING: Becky Hicks, John Hawk, Judy Scott. SEATED: Mike Clark, Becky Ray. College Choir FIRST ROW, L to R.: Mary Lou Baker, Brenda Thompson, Agnes Robinson, Cathie Poole, Julie Rountrey, Beth Parks, Mary Ann Wyche, Martha Shirlen. SECOND ROW: Donna Davis, Jenny Cheng, Lee Ann Howard, Sam Hendricks, Tom Guerrant, Billy Woody, Penny Johnson, Kathy Burns, Stuart Schwalm. THIRD ROW: Bertie Osterman, Janie Sheets, Sheila Benjamen, Larry Wood, Robert Smith, Russell Lawton, Gary Brewer, Kathy Kramer, Cathie Claiborn. BACK ROW: Marylin Ball, James Skeen, Jim Davis, Eddie Allen, Mike Henderson, Don Jones, Ronnie Currie, Bitsy Mayer, Lynn Grey. 50 Bridge Club PRESIDENT. Mark Steiles (Standing); VICE PRESIDENT, Mike Skismore (Left to Right). SECRETARY. Pat Elliott, TREASURER. Jane McLauchlin. Members L. to R.: STANDING: Mark Steiles, Neely Barry, Joe Moody, Joe Dillard, Allen Craven, Bettye Henley, Bill Pollard, SEATED: Mike Skidmore, Jane McLauchlin, Pat Elliott, Bob Barrett. 5t Montreat-A nderson Thalians Delta Psi Omega Thalian Sweetheart Marie Lackey L. to R.: Mike Henderson, Bob Barrett, Fred Greene, Gary Brewer, Frankie Greenway, Flo Ramsey. 52 Merrimacs The Merrimacs are a folk singing group sponsored by the college, under the direction of Dr. John Russel Wilson. The Merrimacs won second place by competing in the Hootenanny '67, which was sponsored by Mitchell College in Statesville, N. C. on May 5th. They have competed against folk groups from Appalachian State Teachers College, Mitchell College and Catawba Col- lege, University of North Carolina. The numbers included Rocky Road , Freedom Starr , and others. The Merrimacs have grown into a very prom- ising organization this year and we hope that they will have an even more successful year next year. SEATED, L. to R.: Julie Rountrey, Bertie Osterman, Marilyn Ball, Bitsy Mayer. STANDING, L. to R.: Jim Davis, A1 Weisiger, Stu Schwalm, Tom Guerrant, Eddie Allen. Brenda Thompson, Larry Wood. 53 Honor Court Kenny Wilshire, PRESIDENT, Linda Smith, SECRETARY, Mike Manos, VICE- PRESIDENT. Honor Court Members LEFT to RIGHT: David Graham, Linda Smith, Mr. Kester, Mike Manos, Kenny Wilshire, Miss Wilson, Mis Wil- liams. Dean McMaster, Donna Kramer. 54 Social Committee The Social Committee, led efficiently by Mr. Bunk Spann, has outdone itself this year by pro- moting more and better entertainment on the Montreat Campus. Such name bands as the Tams, Embers, Maurice Williams and The Zo- diacs, Chiffons, and the Drifters, have all been a part of our school year. PRESIDENT, Hal Adams, Student Asst. To Mr. Spann, Steve Gunn. Mr. Bunk Spann, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, Steve Gunn, ASST. L. to R.: Maria Haubrick, Gail Bowling, Leesa Heidleberg, Hal Adams, Neely Barry, Steve Gunn, Wayne Hiott. 55 French Club The Frendh Club is an organization that is interested in France and the French language itself. PRESIDENT, Elaine Crawford, RECORDER, Suzette Sprouse. Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, ADVISOR. Members L. to R. FRONT ROW: Olivia Lattimore, Miss Maxwell. L. to R. BACK ROW: Suzette Sprouse, Betty Rudisill, Elaine Crawford, Pat Smith, Carl Sturgis. 56 Features Martha Pate, PRESIDENT Mom Reed, HOUSE MOTHER College COLLEGE HALL SONG The one that is special to all of us now, Is dear old, years old College Hall. A million memories shall all pass us by, But, we'll not forget all our friends and the lasting ties. We are the fortunate, we are the rare, We all have something, in common to share. Something we love, cherish, hold in esteem, That is our own dear College Hall. COLLEGE HALL Proud are we to say where we're from, Ours is the home like no other one. Home where we honor each others rights, We love and respect College Hall. DORM COUNCIL BACK ROW: Martha Ekermeyer, Frankie Greenway, Kathy Waldrop, Jeanne Clark, Leesa Heidleberg, FRONT ROW: Judy Scott, Peggy Wagner, Susan Kelly, Nancy Chappel. 60 Hall We've got to beat Lookout, girls. Roaches! 'Twas the night before Christmas. . .' Three dements for walking on the furniture. 61 29 ii jSOBMO uoudMO]-j Hall Goodbye Maria, we'll miss ya. Phronsie Horton, PRESIDENT, Mom Hodge, HOUSE MOTHER. Watch it Suggs! BACK ROW: Phronsie Horton, Jayne Brown, Maria Haubrick, Stuart Schwalm, Becky Floyd, Deanne Zitzman, Mom Hodge. FRONT ROW: Linda Godwin, Mary Locke Simmons, Fran Hanger, Ann Gilbreath. 63 Crosby-Adams Room Inspection Day Lee Ann Howard, PRESIDENT Study Hall! DORM COUNCIL L. to R.: Sarah Boyle, Bettye Green 64 Crosby Adams 65 Fellowship Hall L. to R.: Wayne Hiott, Vice-President, Steve Moody, Presi- dent, and Gary West, Secretary. Smile Fellows”. Watch the birdie boys . 66 New Hall Officers SEATED, L. to R.: Mike Sheidy, PRESIDENT, Allan Marsh. STANDING: Eddie Teeters, Frank Carlton. Ronnie Abies, Ed- win Hedgepath, Richard Younger, Larry Wood, Johnny Woody, Fred Greene, DORM COUNCIL. 67 The Adams Family Ron Simons, PRESIDENT (loft) Jimmy Mangum, VICE-PRESIDENT (right). Whatcha studying Ron? The Morning After the Night Before . Sylvan Heights Lookout Lodge L. to R.: Frankie Pierce, Dorm Council. Mark Steils, Dorm Council, and Bob Barrett, President. The Dukes of Dixieland . 69 Mirror, mirror, on the wall . . . 1966 Homecoming 1966 HomecomingQueen, Sandra Lance, and escort, David Peele. Miss Sandra Lance was crowned 1966 Homecoming Queen by Miss Jean Johnson, 1965 Queen. Queen Sandra 70 May Day — 1967 The Drifters Once Upon A Time . . . Queen Of May Miss Martha Ekermeyer. escorted by Mr. Mike Sheidy. On May 13, 1967, the annual May Day festivities were underway. With the theme for May Day as Around the World , Miss Martha Ekermeyer was crowned May Queen. That night, The Drifters per- formed for the dance, backed up by the Legends. 1967 May Court L. to R.: Miss Anne Terrell, escorted by Mr. Mike Manos: Miss Jeanne Clark, escorted by Mr. Bruce Douglas: Miss Linda Godwin, escorted by Mr. Woody West; Queen Martha Ekermeyer, escorted by Mr. Mike Sheidy: Honor Attendant. Phronsie Hor- ton, escorted by Mr. Benny Wham; Miss Sandra Lance, escorted by Mr. David Peele; Miss Elaine Stinson, escorted by Mr. Bo Lowry. Miss Lori Beulow, Flower Girl; Master Tim Wilson, Crown Bearer. 1967 NEW HALL Miss Martha Eckermeyer FELLOWSHIP HALL Miss Linda Smith LOOKOUT LODGE Miss Susan Federlein Dorm SYLVAN HEIGHTS Miss Brenda Thompson 72 Sweethearts COLLEGE HALL Miss Frankie Porter CROSBY ADAMS Miss Lee Ann Howard HOWERTON HALL Miss Ann Gilbreath Graduation Rev. Dan McCall addresses the graduation class of 1967 in commencement. Day — 1967 Dean McMastcr, Dr. Stafford, Dr. Davis, Rev. McCall and Miss Linda Louise Smith receives her degree from Dr. Davis. Dean Monroe lead the commencement singing. May 28, 1967 ........Graduation Day at Montreat Anderson College, Montreat, North Carolina. 75 Class Of 1967 L. to R.: Wayne Hiott, VICE PRESIDENT Dan Baluss, PRESIDENT MR. WILLIAM ABRAHAM ALTORK, in Key Biscayne, Fla. MR. JAMES O. ASHENHURST Macomb, ni. MR. CHARLES BAIER MISS BERNICE CARROLL Highstown, N. J. BAKER Lake Geneva, Fla. MR. FREDRICK BALLARD Oteen, N. C. (D.S.) MR. DANIEL CHESTER BALUSS Fayetteville, N. C. MR. ROBERT TELFER BARRETT Coconut Grove, Fla. MR. NEELY BARRY Rock Hill, S. C. 81 MR. EDWARD CROFT BRADLEY Greenville, S. C. MR. GARY RIDGEWAY BREWER Belton, S. C. MR. BILLIE RALPH BRONSON Chester, S. C. MISS JAYNE BROWN Richmond, Va. MISS LINDA HELEN BROWN Asheville, N. C. MR. FRANK P. BYRN San Francisco, Calif. MR. LARRY BRUCE CAMPBELL Madison Heights, Va. MISS VIRGINIA BROWN CAMPBELL Keystone Heights, Fla. MR. JAMES RUTLEDGE MR. JAMES VERNON MR. GEORGE MICHAEL MISS JO ELLEN CLARK CARSON, JR. CLAMP CLARK Lima, Ohio Greenville, S. C. Newberry, S. C. Brevard, N. C. 82 MISS MARY ALICE CLARK MISS ALICE LESLIE MISS SHIRLEY ANN COOK MISS DOROTHY CYNTHIA Jacksonville, Fla. CONNERS Greensboro, N. C. COOPER Towson, Maryland Clearwater, Fla. MR. ARTHUR HALLAM MR. EDWARD WALKER COTTINGHAM COVIN Greenville, S. C. Rock Hill, S. C. MISS MARY ELAINE CRAWFORD Asheville, N. C. I nCC-ILBlOma CO. i MR. TIMOTHY CLYDE COX Kingstree, S. C. 83 MISS DEBORAH IRENE MR. ROBERT BRUCE MR. CHARLES LEON MR. JOHN ROBERT DAVIS DOUGLAS DU BOIS DUNSON Virginia Beach, Va. Palm Harbor, Fla. Virginia Beach, Va. Miami Shores, Fla. MISS MARTHA KATHERINE MR. ROBERT EUGENE MISS JILL CANDY MISS MICHELE ELIZABETH EKERMEYER FAHRINGER FABRIZIO FAIRFIELD Tallahassee, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Clemmons, N. C. Durham, N. C. MISS SUSAN FEDERLEIN MR. HARRY LEON MISS REBECCA ANN MISS LISA FRANCESKI Atlanta, Ga. FINLEY, JR. FLOYD Burlington, Vermont Orlando, Fla. Arlington, Va. 84 MISS JENNY FREE MISS TERESA MARIAN MR. GEORGE SMITH MR. CLAYTON MARSHALL Charleston, S. C. GABRELS GARDNER, JR. GARLAND Spartanburg, S. C. Belvedere, N. J. Black Mountain, N. C. MISS ANN WAY MR. ROBERT ALLEN MISS LINDA JEAN MISS ELIZABETH GILBREATH GILLIAM GLADWIN GRIFFIN GREEN Greensboro, N. C. Spartanburg, S. C. Black Mountain, N. C. Norfork, Va. MR. STEPHEN ALEXANDER GUNN Miami, Fla. MISS JANE SEVIER HAERLE Weaverville, N. C. MISS SANDRA PAGE HALL Buckingham, Va. MISS FRAN HANGER Falls Church, Va. 85 MISS MARY MARIA MISS MADELEN MISS ALE ESA MR. JAMES LAWRENCE HAUBRICK HANSELER HEIDELBERG HELMS Simpsonville, S. C. Stanford, Conn. Raleigh, N. C. Canton, N. C. MISS BETTY KATHERINE MISS REBECCA ANN HENLEY HICKS Chapel Hill, N. C. Orlando, Fla. MR. HENRY MALLIE HINNANT Akron, Ohio MR. WAYNE WRIGHT HIOTT Walterboro, S. C. MISS LINDA DARLENE MISS LINDA KAY HOOD HITT Jacksonville, Fla. Greensboro, N. C. 86 MISS ANNA RUTH HOOKE MISS PHRONSIE MISS LEE ANN MR. LUCIAN DAYTON Hightown, Va. McPHERSON HORTON HOWARD JACKSON Belton, S. C. Asheville, N. C. Gracewood, Ga. MR. FREDRICK PARKER MR. RANDALL STUART MISS DOLORES MARIE MR. HARRY DONALD JENKINS JENSEN JONES JONES Goochland, Va. Falls Church, Va. Bristol, Tenn. Winston-Salem, N. C. MISS SUSAN MARY KELLY MR. KENNETH EUGENE MISS SANDRA LEE MISS REBECCA ANNE Wallace, S. C. KLOPP, JR. LANCE LAWYER Pulaski, Va. Greensboro, N. C. Sarasota, Fla. 87 MR. JAMES LESTER MANGUM Rocky Mount, N. C. MR. ALLAN RAY MARSH Brandon, Fla. MISS HILDA AMELIA MAYER Anderson, S. C. MISS VIRGINIA BLANCH Me CHESNEY North Augusta, S. C. MISS JOYCE ELLEN Me COMB Norwood, N. J. MISS SUSAN ELIZABETH MR. FRANK WESLEY McGee mcintosh Tazewell, Va. Kingstree, S. C. MISS JEAN ADAIR mckenzie Darlington, S. C. MISS JANE HANNA MISS JENNIFER MARIE Me LAUCHLIN MEANS Raeford, N. C. Lighthouse Point, Fla. 88 MISS LINDA LUCILLE MINNICK Alexandria, Va. MR. JOSEPH LAUNIE MOODY Barnesville, N. C. MR. ROBERT STEVEN MR. ROBERT MICHAEL MOODY MORRIS Raleigh, N. C. Columbia, S. C. MR. WILLIAM IVEY MISS MARTHA ELIZABETH NEXSON, ID PARKS Kingstree, S. C. Chester, S. C. MISS MARTHA P. PATE MR. DONALD STEVEN MR. DAVID MENDENHALL MISS PATRICIA CAROL Richmond, Va. PATRICK PEELE PEURIFOY Apopka, Fla. Raleigh, N. C. Concord, N. C. 89 MR. STEPHEN DECATUR PETREE Winston-Salem, N. C. MR. BRANT D. PHILLIPPI Asheville, N. C. MR. JAMES WYATT PHILLIPS Virginia Beach, Va. MR. WILLIAM FRANKLIN PIERCE Kingstree, S. C. MISS EVE CATHERINE POOLE Spartanburg, S. C. MR. WALTER RANDALL POORE Bristol, Tenn. MR. WILLIAM BARLOW POLLARD Black Mountain, N. C. MISS FRANCINA YVONNE PORTER Lancaster, S. C. MISS CORNELIA WELLS MR. WOODROW MICHAEL MR. DANIEL AUGUSTUS MISS PATRICIA LEE POWELL QUEENS RABON RAINES Wallace, N. C. Canton, N. C. Washington, D. C. Tazewell, Va. 90 MR. PHILLIP MICHAEL MISS DOROTHY JEAN MISS REBECCA MR. FLOYD EDWARD RAMSEY RANDALL MARGARET RAY REEL Montreat, N. C. Cherryville, N. C. Mount Dora, Fla. Alexandria, Va. MISS DONNA MARIE RICHARDS Salisbury, N. C. MISS ELIZABETH BLANCHE ROBINETT Bristol, Tenn. MR. HARRY HERLONG RODGERS Kingstree, S. C. MR. JULIAN J. ROSA Waynesboro, Va. MISS ANNE LAWRENCE MISS ELIZABETH ROUZIE HAMPTON RULE Waynesboro, Va. Athens, Ga. MR. LEE EDWARD SCHOENLAN Linden, N. J. MISS STUART ERLYNE SCHWALM Ellicott City, Md. 91 MISS JUDY LESLIE SCOTT MISS SARAH ANN Greenville, S. C. SHANNON Chester, S. C. MR. RUSSELL HENRY MR. MICHAEL GLENN SHEALY SHE EDY Saluda, S. C. Andrews, N. C. MR. RONALD DAVID SIMMONS High Point, N. C. MISS MARY LOCKE SIMONS Clinton, S. C. MR. BRUCE JOHN SMITH Pinellas, Fla. MISS LINDA LOUISE SMITH Miami, Fla. MISS MARJORIE ANN SPENCER Rock Hill, S. C. MISS SUZETTE SPROUSE Monroe, N. C. MR. DENNIS ALLEN SPURGEON Charleston, S. C. MR. DAVID ROBERTSON SUGG Tarboro, N. C. MISS LORRAINE JEANETTE SUTTLES Horse Shoe, N. C. MISS CANDICE MARION SWETT Dumfries, Va. MR. JOSEPH EDWARD TEETERS Black Mountain, N. C. MR. ROBERT GILLESPIE THOMPSON Decatur, Ga. MR. JAMES DONALD THOMPSON Laurens, S. C. MR. DAVID TURNER Walterboro, S. C. MISS SANDRA LEE TURNER Charlotte, N. C. MR. JAMES SHULTON VANZANT Lodge, S. C. 93 MISS BARBARA LYNN MR. ALFRED GARNER MISS SUZANNE RUTH MR. BENJAMIN F. WARD WEISIGER WERLEY WHAM Blackshear, Ga. Vienna, Va. Chambley, Ga. Fountain Inn, S. C. MR. ARTHUR LEWELLYN MISS PENELOPE ANN MR. EDWARD KENNETH MISS KAREN LYNN WHITE WIENGES WILSHIRE WITHERS Waynesboro, Va. Jacksonville, Fla. Black Mountain, N. C. Coral Gables, Fla. MRS. ELIZABETH MISS VIRGINIA FRANCES MR. WILLIAM CHANFORD MR. DONALD RAY ANDERSON WITHERSPOON WOOD WRIGHT YOUNG Lakeland, Fla. Blountville, Tenn. Polkton, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. 94 MR. JOHN NORMON YOUNG Sanford, N. C. MISS NANCY YOUNG Hendersonville, N. C. MR. BILLY MICHAEL WOODY Asheville, N. C. MR. ELBERT WOOLEY Newport News, Va. 95 L-R: Bo Lowery, President, Bill Nanny, Representative, Carol Monroe, Representative, Paul Thrift, Vice-President. 96 Hal Adams Hartsville, S. C. Cal Alford Spartanburg, S. C. Emily Allison Draper, Va. Jane Ashenhurst Macomb, 111. Ann Bagley Rock Hill, S. C. Mary Lou Baker Springfield, Pa. Francis Bakis Charlotte, N. C. Donna Barbour Tampa, Fla. David Barnwell Hendersonville, N. C. 97 Susan Bostic Columbia, S. C. Betty Bowerfind Long Island, N. Y. Gail Bowling Massies Mill, Va. Earl Briggs Roselle Park, N. J. Mark Brooke Marne, Mich. Richard Bruggemann Charleston, S. C. Kathy Burns Wadesboro, N. C. Ginger Butler Miami, Fla. 98 Carol Chaplin Hartsville, S. C. Nancy Chappell Jacksonville, Fla. Kent Childress Richmond, Va. Jeanne Clark Jacksonville, Fla. Ann Cleavenger Stephenson, Va. Ronnie Currie Red Springs, N. C. Pam Danner Princeton, N. J. Julia Davis Palatka, Fla. Jon DeBuchananne Silver Spring, Md. 99 Linda Edwards Leaksville, N. C. Carolyn Elliot Marion, N. C. Pat Elliot Staunton, Va. Joan Eskridge Catlette, Va. Jamie Eure Hartwell, Ga. Fonda Faires Jacksonville, Fla. Don Ferguson Augusta, Ga. Margaret Ferguson Waynesville, N. C. Linda Ficht Miami, Fla. Jim Fields Arlington, Va. Sue Ford Newark, Del. Merrill Fox Huntington, West Va. Steve Gale Bat Cave, N. C. Marshall Garland Black Mountain, N. C. Dianna Gerrard Anderson, S. C. John Gilbert Winston-Salem, N. C. Frank Glenn Summerville, S. C. Linda Goodrum Wilmington, N. C. David Graham Arlington, Va. Lynn Gray Frankford, West Va. 101 Terry Grice Charlotte, N. C. Mike Haile Miami, Fla. Bobby Hamden Cheraw, S. C. John Hawk Kingsport, Tenn. Priscilla Hazell Plainfield, N. J. Edwin Hedgepath Roxboro, N. C. John Heilman Westfield, N. J. Mike Henderson Huntersville, N. C. Sam Hendricks Atlanta, Ga. 102 David Hilton Charlotte, N. C. Nick Holland Akron, Ohio Debbie Holt Greensboro, N. C. Brenda Howell Meadows of Dan, Va. Francine Hughes Huntington, N. Y. Lynn Hull Charlotte, N. C. Randy Jensen Falls Church, Va. Penny Johnson Charlotte, N. C. Bill Jones Richmond, Va. 103 Larry Kinner Miami, Fla. Susan Kohler Millington, Tenn. Donna Kramer Miami, Fla. Kathy Kramer Miami, Fla. Stephen La Batte Alexandria, Va. Marie Lackey Hamlet, N. C. Dixie Lamb Darien, Conn. Olivia Lattimore Orlando, Fla. Russell Lawton Estill, S. C. Bo Lowry Great Falls, S. C. Barbara Luck Tabor, N. J. Jim Livengood Alexandria, Va. Jane Maples Dalton, Ga. John Mason Madison Heights, Va. Pat McArthur Goldsboro, N. C. Kay McDaniel Woodleaf, N. C. too Tony McDowell Salisbury. N.C. Libby McDow Greenville, S.C. Dean McElrath Black Mountain, N. C. Joe Moody Burnsville, N.C James Moore Columbia, S.C. Mike Morrison Columbia, S.C. Larry Mullen Charleston, S.C. Jean McKenzie Darlington, S.C. Joe McNeely Asheville, N.C. Lynn McSweeny Charleston, S.C. Gayle Merritt Charleston, S.C. Sue Meyers (Ramsey) Black Mountain, N.C. Carol Monroe Miami, Fla. 105 Bill Nanny Winston-Salem, N, C. Donna Nanney Black Mountain, N. C. Janis Nelson Oakland, N. J. Pat Nelson Sea Girt, N. J. Carson Norton Jacksonville, Fla. Linda Nunnerey Bluefield, West Va. Nancy Olson Newport News, Va. Brenda Orr Jacksonville, Fla. Bertie Osterman Raleigh, N. C. Bert Palmer Crossnore, N. C. Carol Payne Jacksonville, Fla. Gloria Porter Springfield, Va. Jim Poteat Atlanta, Ga. Flo Ramsey Waynesville, N. C. Parke Rash Tampa, Fla. Susane Rea St. Pauls, N. C. Jack Robbins Eastville, Va. Agnes Robinson Glade Springs, Va. Debbie Rosford Charlotte, N. C. Julie Rountrey Altavista, Va. John Sams Asheville, N. C. Linda Samuels Lynchburg, Va. 106 Dale Scarboro Baltimore, Md. John Schimmel Arlington, Va. Lee Schoeni an Jane Schubert Miami, Fla. Debbie Seabrook Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Sherry Sellers Miami Springs, Fla. Mickey Sheehan Arlington, Va. Janie Sheets Black Mountain, N. C. Martha Shirlen Andrews, N. C. James Shope Asheville, N. C. Sue Simpson Cross Hill, S. C. Jim Skeen Richmond, Va. Lynn Smith Bristol, Va. Mary Ellen Smith Beaver Falls, Pa. Bob Smith Montclair, N. J. Virginia Smith Black Mountain, N. C. Chuck Spencer Rock Hill, S. C. George Sturgill Christiansburg, Va. Carl Sturgis Rock Hill, S. C. 07 Sue Sugg Burlington, N. C. Bill Sullivan Arlington, Va. Lorraine Suttles Horse Shoe, N. C. Suzanne Swearingen Miami, Fla. Anne Terrell Black Mountain, N. C. Eugenia Thomason Fountain Inn, S. C. Brenda Thompson Lynchburg, Va. Paul Thrift Winston-Salem, N. C. Pat Tillotson Richmond, Va. Sue Tucker Badin, N. C. Margaret Vinson Highlands, N. C. Margaret Wade Richmond, Va. Kathy Waldrop Piedmont, S. C. Richard Warren Sylva, N. C. Mike Watson Charleston, S. C. Lee Wei-Hsiang Taipei, Taiwan 08 Woody West Raleigh, N. C. Gary West Whitmire, S. C. Marshall Whitesides York, S. C. Catherine Wilson Newton, N. C. Ross Witherspoon Tallahassee, Fla. Larry Wood Fanwood, N. J. Mary Ann Wyche Lewiston, N. Y. Carolyn Yates Charlottesville, Va. Sally Young Williamston, S. C. David Younger Falls Church, Va. Richard Younger Falls Church, Va. Second-Semester Students Richard Bruggmann Charleston, S. C. Ronnie Deyton Burnsville. N. C. Karen Hensley Jonesboro, Ga. Mark Hollars Asheville, N. C James Motley York, S. C. Kathy Pierce Houston, Tex. Bill Jetland Arlington, Va. Beverly Keith Monroe, Va. Lillian Shepherd St. Stephens, S. C. Gail Stevens Fairmont, N. C. Tommy Kidd Christiansburg, Va. Betty Wallwork Charlotte, N. C. no Athletics 1967 Cheerleaders Kathy Burns, Sandra Lance, Jo Eller. Clark, Becky Ray. Leesa Heidelberg, Brenda Orr, Jeanne Clark, Fran Hanger. Francis Bakis. Becky Ray, Co-Captain: Leesa Heidel- berg, Captain; Fran Hanger, Co- Captain. The Cheerleaders, under the able leadership of Miss Carolyn Bartlett, contributed their time and effort in making the year, 1966-67, one of the best in the history of the school. Leesa Heidelberg, Capt. Kathy Burns Jeanne Clark Fran Hanger, Co-Capt. Sandra Lance Becky Ray, Co-Capt. Brenda Orr Jo Ellen Clark Francis Bakis Basketball The 1966-67 Basketball Team, under Coach Larry Wilson, showed much improvement over the pre- vious season. Though they posted only a 5-16 record, it was no indica- tion of the spirit and effort that the players put forth. Coach Larry Wilson Jim Man gum, Manager Dan Rabon and Mike Manos, Co-Captains. Jerry fights for the rebound. Ronnie shoots from the foul line. Don makes a jump shot! SCHEDULE 1966-67 Montreat Opponents 70 Warren Wilson.........107 57 Kings......................69 46 Western Carolina JV's . .79 70 Gaston................103 75 Asheville-Biltmore JV’s .73 78 Mitchell...................84 54 Sandhills..................82 55 Spartanburg................70 41 Asheville-Biltmore JV's .39 64 Gaston.....................76 67 Sandhills..................98 87 Mitchell..............101 68 Asheville School...........64 64 Spartanburg................84 78 Western Carolina JV's . .92 94 Western Piedmont ... .76 80 Kings.................101 76 Lees McRae............100 48 Asheville School...........75 83 Western Piedmont . . . .65 68 Warren Wilson.........101 FRONT ROW: Jim Poteat and Jim Mangum, Managers. SECOND ROW: Coach Larry Wilson, Mike Clark, David Peele, Steve Moody, Mike Manos. THIRD ROW: Clayton Bright, Frank Byrn, Bob Templeton, Ross Younts, Don Patrick, Johnny Woody, Dan Rabon, Dayton Jackson. Ross Younts Mike Manos Dan Rabon Clayton Bright Dayton Jackson Don Patrick Mike Clark Frank Byrn David Peele Steve Moody Intramurals The Men's Intramural Association strives to give the male students a well rounded athletic program. FRONT ROW: Donna Kramer, Freshman Representa- tive: Linda Godwin, Vice-President; Jane Brown, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Frankie Porter, Sopho- more Representative: Betty Rudisill, Treasurer; Sandra Hall, President. Larry Wilson, Advisor. Don Patrick, President; Eddie Teters, Vice-President; Mike Clark, Secretary-Treasurer. Carolyn Bartlett, Sponsor. The promotion of athletic interest and good sportsmanship is the purpose of the W.R.A. The W.R.A. is open to all women students and it sponsors a program of intra- murals through the year. Girls Basketball Team: FRONT ROW: Jenny Free, Manager. Frankie Porter, Becky Ray, Coach Carolyn Bartlett, Linda Godwin, and Dot Cooper. SECOND ROW: Margaret Vinson, Gail Bowling. Sue Sugg, Brenda Orr, Brenda Thompson, and Linda Samuels. The Tennis Team completed its second season of intercollegiate competition. The team was inexperienced but was full of spirit. Mr. John Ricks began his initial season as coach. Coach John Hicks FRONT ROW: Chip Reel, John Schimmel, Len Hull, and David Richardson. SECOND ROW: Mallie Hinnant, Capt., Bruce Douglas, Frank Byrn. Glenn Meetze, and Coach John Ricks. Not pic- tured: Richard Brown. The Track Team began its initial season in 1967. The ”cin- dermen had only two meets, one with Gaston College and the other with Mars Hill. The team began practice in the early spring. FRONT ROW: Eddie Tet- ers, Capt. SECOND ROW: Rick Younger, Emsley In- gram, Harold Jarvis, Bill Sullivan, Jim Fields. Jim Man gum, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mike Clark, Terry Grice, Frank Byrn, Russell Lawton, Coach Wilson. Jon DeBuchananne, Dennis Martin, and Mark Hollars. The Cross Country Team, under Virgil Sturgill, began its initial season in the fall. L. to R.: Phil Ramsey, Mike Manos, Mike Clark, Harold Jar- vis, John Schimmel, Bill Sullivan, and Coach Virgil Sturgill. With a shot of the gun the race begins' Coach William Buelow, Jim Livcngood, David Turner, Bob Burgess, Dan Rabon, and Frankie Pierce. Not pictured: Cal Alford. The highlight of the season came when the linksters defeated Asheville- Biltmore in the last match of the season. The Golf Team was coached by William Buelow. Captain Dan Rabon. Pierce sinks a putt. The Gymnastics Club is an organization to promote an interest in and appreciation for the field of gymnas- tics. The Club is directed by Coach Larry Wilson. F RONT ROW: Bart Stevens, Hal Cottingham, Jim Phillips, and Coach Wilson. SECOND ROW: Becky Hicks, Jeanne Clark, Becky Ray, Sue Bayer, Priscilla Hazell.and Ginger Butler. Jim Phillips, President; Hal Cottingham, Vice-President; Becky Hicks, Secretary. The Rose Bowl; Montreat 42 - Ohio State 0. Woody prepares to hit. Emsley takes a break.