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

Text from Pages 1 - 38 of the 1972 volume:

1972 Walrus; FEMaf Q, af Anaerson Collme tat ,riu sH .'•? ‘ Red for the light, got to stop this thing, find a song to sing that is everything that I meant to say, meant to say. A Green for the eyes that can look around when the sun goes down and the sun goes down in the strangest ways. Bud Grani Marby Munson Tom Mangum Gail Ctirisloffers Jody Hark Pam Fountain Jean Lovendusky Debra O'Toole Susan McIntosh Cindy Peek Vestal Caldwell Marlin Covington Fritz Brown Doug Morrison Richard Hendricks Coke Fowler Curtis Hursey I .ary Parks Judi Summey Larry Metcalf Larry McQueen Barbara McNulty Sue Ruler Bernice McNair r Vicki Hugo Linda Woodall Larry McQueen Vaugh Granger Nancy Glenn Dick Plumber Barbara Jo Heath «III Bryan Hovey Duane Glover Karen Johnson Keith Bartlett John Emmart Jay Hatton Nell Humienny Robin Draudy Fran Cooper Lynn Coburn Mike Batson Harold Walsh Sandy Barlow Sam Eslcrby Chris Morgan Doth Lynch Christy Hart Larry Sargent Melody Hines Mark Miller Randy Young Roxianne Arnold John Mile Ted Alexander Fran Rodgers Bill Rein eking Jimmy McKwen David Filch Ronnie Lewis Stanley Tomlinson, Kelemework Ephircn, Helen Haynes. Linda Holdren. Martha Carter, Robert Oliveros. Jim Barfield. Rick DeSilva Don Ramsey Robbie Roush JoAnne Johnson Steve Edmonds Ed Balz Ear) Kirkland Steve McCallum Linda Woodall David Tipton. Richard Hurley. John Heines. Alan Harder i Mike Mitchell Larry Berry Dave Burnette Nghia Nguyen Keith Anderson Mathew Price Ernest Mills Rudy Spieker Karsten l.yngholm Terry Dover Sally Pressley Anita Fox Carol taute Arturo Acuna Wayne Hammond Sandy Benson Cine Huff Fran Robers Ann Cline Stanly Crosby Garold Rolens |anet Parham Dan Wilson Mark Kmhlidge Bill Liszewski Dick Wallace Cliff Bickers John Ferman |im Brayer Bird Nicheal Simihlsi Clay Young Pat Sue!ling Shop Plmvden Mary.Carmichael Belli Roush Larry Landes 4 Larry McNair Eddie Ellis Mike Mitchell Jan Holland Julie Cooper Linda Holdren Grove Norwood Jerry Ridgeway John Morris Martha Lonon Ralph Beth Colkin Susan Reed Colin Monroe Lou Thomas Rick Fagg |ennic Gray AW c(- |ohnny Shcrberl Vince Hicks tnc i Brian Marsh Beckey Harris Pepi White Pam Massey Marty Knight Mac Wolfe Ted Everts Allison Wade Micky Holomon Sharon Stanford Gordon Robertson Martha Lonon Allen Jones Gladys Deberry Steve Becker Beckey Hyatt Darlene Phebus Van Lucas Jess Hubbard Mike Hensley Mike Snyder Anna Hensley Bobby Jones Beth Conkin Sam Famuyiwa Bee Andrade Bill Rutledge Lakey Dowdle Sieve Merrill Bob Weber Bill ICstridgc Roger Scarlell |ohn Johnson Joe Wilkie |erry Corn Robin Rolens Ann Dennis Dillon Cibbs “Not Just A Club Of Bookworms.” “Joining the ‘smarties’ has helped me main- tain my high grades.” It gives me a good feeling to he involved with the worthwhile activities in which this club participates.” “This year the group's different. They’re trying hard to integrate into the community and getting everyone involved. “It's a heavy group. Phi Theta Kappa President. Bernice McNair Man Working With Nature Interesting club. It can’t be shot down by the administration. And I like Mr. Andrews. Conservation Club President, Bud Grant “Our Purpose is to organize a group of people who want to become more awary of nature. The club intends to give the mases better knowledge of organized outdoor activity.” “It’s fun camping. Boys and girls together; Neat!’’ KINO COllfG? KING CO'.KGl 4 2 MONTRIAT MONTBFAT 1 1 Mr CRIVARO 0 BfiCVARO 4 MONTRIAT 2 MONTRIAT 0 1 m M cec 3 MONTRIAT 0 e(N LIPIN 7 MONTRIAT 0 — e(N LIPIN 1 MONTRIAT 2 0 a UNCA 2 MONTRIAT 0 UNCA 2 MONTRIAT 2 WARRIN.WLSON 6 MONTRIAT 1 Vt II W .RRIN.WILSON 6 MONTRIAT 1 A I With the support of a handful of loval fans. Montreat's '71 soccer team was unable to do better than one win and one tie out of it’s ten game schedule. The team was hampered by the lack of returning experience and depth. But what they lacked in winning they made up for with a love for soccer and team feeling. Mr. Craig Sutherland was the coach of this year's team. Arture Acuna, Ed Balz, Terry Dover. Lakey Dowdle. Victor Eguabor. John Kmart. Ted Evert, Sammuel Famuyiwa. David Fitch. Wayne Hammond. Jay Hatten, Martin Knight. Van Lucas. Brian Marsh. Percy Osime. Rick De Silva. Stanley Tomlinson (WAKOJ. and Emmanuel Udogu made up the Montreal- Anderson's '71 Soccer Team. With added support, Montrcat-Anderson's team might be able to pull from last to first place. Soccer deserves more credit than it receives and so do its coaches and players. I MARS HILL 74 - MONTREAT 116 BREVARD 74 - MONTREAT 78 BREVARD 88 - MONTREAT 78 LEES-McRAE 78 - MONTREAT 91 N. GREENVILLE 97 - MONTREAT 91 N. GREENVILLE 79 - MONTREAT 72 ANDERSON 93 - MONTREAT 78 SURRY 70 - MONTREAT 75 SURRY 83 - MONTREAT 98 UNCA 78 - MONTREAT 71 UNCA 72 - MONTREAT 73 A.B. TECH 76 - MONTREAT 79 SPARTANBURG 60 - MONTREAT 58 MITCHELL 69 - MONTREAT 79 WINGATE 71 - MONTREAT 75 APPALACHIAN 81 - MONTREAT 86 In his first year with the CAVALIERS. Coach Bud Evans stood in command over a winning season. Allen Jones, Neil Lance. Terry Dover. Clay Young, and Skip White combined their talents for a well-balanced team. The CAVALIERS consistently bombarded their opponents from the outside, while they showed awesome power beneath the boards. John Hysong. Tom Mangum, Vince Hicks, and Larry Parks, contributed to the CAVALIERS' overpowering attack. fl wintertime is a razor blade that the devil made, it’s the price we’ve paid for the summertime ‘COME BLOW YOUR HORN” By Neil Simon Director: Mark Steil Working behind the scenes can be more fun than acting.” It's a road for talent, expression, new friends, and good parties. ...Colen Munroe ...Charles Fulp ...Susan Reed ...Julie Cooper ..Jerry Ridgway ...Helen Haynes JoAnne Johnson Drama Club President, Kris Newman Alan....... Buddy...... Mother..... Peggy...... Father..... Connie...... Aunt Gussie springtime comes and it’s hard to know where the rain comes from, where the children go, it’s a nursery rhyme, it’s a nur- sery rhyme We have a two-fold system: we not only provide spiritual activities for students but also for those in the community. The stuff we do. does us as much good as it does for other people. Student Christian Association President, Bill Reineking “There are rewarding accomplishments, however, it's discouraging when you fail. “Up and Down experience Student Government Association President, Wayne Turner It brings the outside world into campus life.” College Union Activities Hoard President, Mickey Holoman Power To The People How beautiful we were at that awk- ward age. True, we weren’t polished for we’d not been on our own for very long. The fantasies of the young blended so well with our new-found freedom. We were open and honest, so completely in our conviction believing. We spoke of wonderful things. And now, we look back at how we’ve grown. The pattern is twisted, yet we know what has been lost, and gained. Where the subtle shift towards adulthood began can- not be said. We only know what we arc now. The collage of our loves those first years of freedom pass before our eyes. Bitter- sweet feelings make us smile as we realize the time has come to reach out for more of this life into which we have been horn. And, when the days have gone by us, and we cling to our memories we will look back to our youth. It is then that we will most poignantly remember the beauty that greeted our first steps into the world. THKSTAFF Arlisls.......................T. K nits K. KuHanks I). Oglelier B. Andrade Sports M. Miller J. Furman S. Kdmnnds M. Uolle Business Managers M. I.nnnn Collage A. Ilenslex |. Kidgway M. Uolle Editor J. McKwen B. McNair T. Prichard V Wo wanl lo sa thanks in George Soil Enid Massov Carole Tyler Melody Hinds and Iasi In Tin Walius l.vrics for l)i ision and Feature pagos I rum Collage' In the JAMKS GANG PATRONS BOO ANDRADE MISS CAROLYN A. BARTLETT MRS. LESTER CONNELLY MR. and MRS. J. D. EDMONDS MRS. DOROTHY LONON MR. and MRS. CHARLES MASSEY MR. ROBERT MORRIS MR. and MRS. DONALD MUNSON MR. and MRS. M. H. SAUNDERS E. CAROLE TYLER MR. and MRS. ROBERT R. WHETSEL MISS ELIZABETH WILSON MR. and MRS. LUTHER MORRIS McEWEN DR. D. W. MORRIS MRS. D. W. MORRIS MR. B. McCORMACK WOLFE Collins Department Store Black Mountain. N. C. Dunham’s Music House Asheville. N. C. Frank’s Barber Shop Black Mountain. N. C. Martin’s Shoe Stores Black Mountain. N. C. Asheville, N. C. Needle Me Black Mountain, N. C. Sally’s Drug Store Asheville. N. C. Stafford and Fender Motor Company Black Mountain. N. C. Steak and Fish House Swannanoa, N. C. Town Hardware Black Mountain. N. C. Wes Car Auto Parts Inc. Black Mountain. N. C. White Insurance Agency Black Mountain. N. C. Winner’s Department Store Asheville. N. C. BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS ASHEVILLE, N. C, WAGON WHEEL Highway 70 BLACK MOUNTAIN. N. C. BLACK MOUNTAIN LUMBER CO. BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. Vn loyalty to their hind they cannot tolerate our minds 3n loyalty to our kind we cannot tolerate their destruction One Day Service Suits Finished — — Dry Cleaning (““({7a It’s the real thing. Coke. MONTREAT LAUNDERETTE MONTREAT. NORTH CAROLINA NOBTM CAHOUNA'� MO� T UNIOUC C «AMlC SmO � Jay Coston c J[ax-af(ic Ceramic Studio “Out or mountain maid rnooucTe- DICK TAROKRT. SR. IIOA MONTMAT ROAD •'BAOC TAROCRT OtACK MOUNTAIN. N, C, RICHARD TARBERT, JR, PmONC «00.930 “You've got a lot to live, And Pepsi's got a lot to give. ” PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. BOX 7666 ASHEVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA BURTON’S HIGHWAY 70 BLACK MOUNTAIN DRUG COMPANY BLACK MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA Stephen Roberts Pharmacist Gifts, Souvenirs, RUG and SOUTHEASTERN POOL SUPPLY CO. TYSON FURNITURE CO., INC. 109 Broadway BLACK MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA JUG SHOP 112 State Street BLACK MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA “Your Complete Home Furnishings Dealer CARPETS. DRAPERY, and C. E. APPLIANCES MONTREAT-ANDERSON COLLEGE MONTREAT. NORTH CAROLINA 28757