Mount Olive College - Olive Leaves Yearbook (Mount Olive, NC)

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Baum-ra mmm r r v I l E!!illllllllll!ME! Eli llhllllllllrl' llllllgillim gm ll lllllli lillllllli .filllllll WMM Board of Trustees LEFT TO RIGHT: Hardy Talton, Pikeville, N. C.g Earl H. Glenn, Wilson, N. C.: A. B Chandler, Ahoskie, N. C.g R. H. Jackson, Kannapolis, N. C.: C. J. Harris, Greenville, N. C. M. L. johnson, Mt. Olive, N. C.: R. N. Hinnant, Micro, N. C.g J. W. Alford, Morehead City N. C.g D. W. Hansley, Kinston, N. C., W. B. Raper, Mount Olive. N. C. The gentlemen pictured above own and operate Mount Olive junior College in the name of the North Carolina State Convention of Free Will Baptist Churches. It was their wise and moderate counsel which made possible the growth and en- larged opportunities of the College in 1957-58. . Chairman Hansley, one of the founders of the college and its most indefa- tigable supporter, was a frequent visitor on the campus. His presence always made life seem more meaningful and education more important to faculty and students alike. The more infrequent visits of other Board members, too, made students feel how important their work was to the rising new college. The friendliness and enuine interest these men showed in students as human bein s dis elled an 8 Y illusion of the stuffiness amon the members of the Board of Trustees. 8