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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

Wow!. . . It hit me ... A Rude Awakening . . . Now is the time for me to stand on my own, to show myself what I really am, to learn what I need to learn and to love what I want to love ... A time to grow. ( i i Dedicated to Senor Reyes with Love and Admiration because he is . . . a Friend A friend is a person who will: Help you in the hour of trouble; Who will lend you a dollar without adding the interest; Who will help you uphill when you are sliding down; Who will defend you in the hour when others speak evil of you; Who will believe in your innocence until you admit your guilt; Who will say behind your back what he says to your face; Who will shake hands with you whenever he meets you, even though you wear patches; And who will do all these things without expecting any return. r 3 Montreat-Anderson College Montreat, N. C. 4 To be able to find joy in another’s joy . . . 6 . . . that is the secret of happiness. Georges Bernanos V 7 The most lost day of all is the day oh which we do not laugh. Unknown 8 i f' I 9 10 We worry as though we had a thou- sand years to live! Let us rather strive after the gentle humor of the heart which knows how to smile at the world, at our Fellow-man, and at itself, and which can stand a little above things. I u A man has his ups and downs through life. When he is down, he needs . . . 12 ... A friend to help him up. i !' i 13 The empty loneliness that parting brings . . . 14 . . . These are the lonely things. Rod McKuen IS “Loneliness is but a word . . . ’tis but a word, that you’ve heard until you are alone.” 16 Maetin Buxbaum There are som who ask why, who want to know . . . ■.............................................................................................................................................■ 18 Who dare to try. Rod McKuen Mr. Donald R. Mitchell, Dean of the College Mr. David McCullough, Dean of Students Mr. Andy Andrews, Director of Developments Mr. William L. Schwantes, Business Manager Miss Carole Tyler, Student Activities 22 Faculty Miss Carolyn Bartlett. Physical Education Dr. John Newton, Bible, Philosophy Mrs. June Hodge. Biology Lab Mr. Pat Sams. Physical Education 24 Dr. Guy White, Gsemistry, Geology Mr. Alex Robinson, Math, Physics. Physical Science Mr. Webster Lytle, History Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, French, English (' 25 Mr. Gerald Hockema, Math Mr. Larry Wilson, Physical Education Mrs. Mary Woody, Business Education Mrs. Bonnie Jo Lundblad, English Dr. Jose Reyes, Spanish Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Bible Dr. Jack Crawford, History Mr. Jim Query, Tutor Miss Elizabeth, Hoyt, History, Sociology Mr. Charles Massey, Math Mrs. Larry Skinner, Art Miss Rosemar ' Grey, English I wtss6 6 fgmmrx Miss Janet Stone, History New pressures I’ve never seen before The mind crams and begs for more. Pessimism builds and strikes deep escape crys; I’ll fall asleep — A knock at the door, “Go away. Don’t come in Classes Danny Bullman Michael Simihtis Cookie Dodd Fran Williams Roger Wilson Gloria Harril Lena Thompson Dennis Hutcheson Connie Montague Georgia Koukis and Retta Rountree Tim Kast 31 Allswell Muzan Debbie Miles Kenny Chou and Sylvia Holt Laura Wilson 32 Janet James Robert Peurifoy Richard Kale Harold Lee Walsh Sam Fields ; •uwutf.wyiraxnEJS-:::. rwrtiw«j2r • rr r r ffr «ww mm •........... ,j.: Leila Kornman and David Young Ricky Braun Jimmy Evason Jane Wooding Wilkinson 34 35 ftfJKzaatm' Ronnie Lewis Dennis Brigman Gege Bartlett Susan White Kevin Martin Crocker Smith Lou Thomas Mike Bruton Steve Nichols Sandy Leslie Sarah Hiott 36 Becky Hollman Toinc Spann II Betty Gayle Barkctt Nick Elksnin Bruce Hendrix Alexis Allanach Gene Bowman Nan Cureton Carol Roddey 38 Gus Dillahunt r 39 Charles O’Neal Reps Robertson Joseph Gabbidon Vance Cox Rod Young Nancy Adams 40 Linda Kidd Harold Brown Gene Hines Jeanne Scott Eric Kast Reggie Green Arthur Conrad Jill Brumcly Bca Simmons Ted Pritchard Linda Pruyn Debbie McMurray Ann Johnson Joyce Garner Sally Fitch George Waechtcr Danny Logan Bcv Carter 42 Jim Sutton Martha Lonon Isaac Van Patton Barbara McDermott Paul Beck David Stapleton John Aiken Cheryl Scott 44 Rick Smith Jeff Phillips Karen Johnson A1 Scitncr Larry Parks and Pat Stafford Pat Bell Don Thomas Wendy White Belinda Stowe Dave Burnette Sue Rider Linda Bowden 46 Joe Morrison Tommy Ayers Robert Jones 47 Larry Berry Ron Ratteree Gary Whctscl Rick Whctsel Tom Lollis Bernice McNair Susan Hostettler Leila Kornman Kathy Stegall Mary Margaret Carmichael Sandy Barlow Debra Flack Bryan Jones Bill Rcineking Jim Christie Bud Grant Tom Boyd 48 Jonnic Creighton Anita Fox, Duane Glover, Darlene Phoebus Ted Everts Marty Norman June Torrence Jim McEwen Beth Leech, Mark Miller Bob Tinsley 50 Another out for Montreat Montreats Baseball Season 70-71 Won Lost 1 1 A big hit 52 A Good Start! Basketball Season 1970-71 Won Lost 15 12 Is the Score Worth the Effort? YES! iH Montreat’s Winning Season Starts . . I I f 53 Good Defense! A. J. scores 2 for Treet Maybe? Hang on Clarence! 54 Soccer Won 9 Lost 3 Yea Team! The Team l 55 Montreat Strikes Again! An Outsider Looking In First Class Ready? The Ski Clsss Had Lots of Fun and Pain 56 nents cUp At any age. money seem to go out faster than it comes in. A checking account is the best method of keeping track of your financial transactions. It's much safer than carrying cash which can be lost or stolen. We offer the most modern computerized checking service available. Come bank with us. Bank Asheville Montreat Laundrette and Cleaning P.O. Box 202 Montreat, N. C. McMurray Chevrolet Co., Inc. Groves Printing Company Groves Stamp and Seal Works Mon treat Road Sales and Service 251 Haywood St. Asheville, N. C. Phone 254-8188 Pssst . . . (don’t tell anybody; this is on the q.t.) but the best place to go to finish the final two years of your college life is way down south ... in georgia ... in Statesboro to be more specific . . there it all takes place; moods (mod. medium, modern)'; faces facing other faces; tempo and technique; challenge and change; and people — real beautiful people . . our students, staff, and faculty invite you to take a peek . . . come visit us; if you don’t have time to do that, write us, we’ll come see you; if you can’t do that . . . well, that's why we sent this pic . . . GEORGIA 5DUIHERN □□LLEEE For Further Information: DIRKCTOR OF ADMISSIONS Box 8024 Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia 30458 i f 59 A Riddle Martin’s Flower Shop Shoe Stores 11 Cherry St. Black Mountain, N. C. 44 Haywood St. — Ashville ii WNC Shopping Center — Black Mountain Turn on Ten-Ten Radio! Collins9 Dept. Store Black Mountain, N. C. WFGW 50,000 Watts at 1010 on AM Dial Good Music and Good News Sunup to Sundown Owned and Operated by BLUE RIDGE BROADCASTING CORP. P.O. Box 158 — Black Mountain, N. C. Black Mountain Drug Co. COMPLIMENTS OF 101 West State St. Courtesy Cabs 103 Cherry St. Black Mountain, N. C. Black Mountain, N. C. Burton’s Commercial Stationers Swannanoa T. V. Service The Bootery Town Hardware Winner’s Woodcock Motors, Inc. 62 Sundial Patrons Miss Carolyn Bartlett Mrs. Charles Reed Mrs. Pearl Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Manford Saunders, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sibley Mr. Fred W. Gcyer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Skinner Mrs. Emily Hayes Mr. George H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Hicks Mrs. Mar)- Barkett Spano Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kercher Mrs. Hazel F. Stapleton Dr. C. W. Legerton, Jr. Mrs. M. G. Sterne, Sr. Rev. and Mrs. Webster Lytle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stierwalt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Massey Miss Janet Stone Miss Elizabeth Maxwell Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Thielman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mitchell Miss Carole Tyler Mr. and Mrs. James L. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Guy White Dr. Donald W. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson Mrs. Pearl Perkins Miss Elizabeth Wilson Barber Scotia College Concord, North Carolina “7o be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming . . . !■ Stevenson I i a t. I I ■■ x; ■ rxui :;w