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

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teaching in marble halls. President Sills NIRS. PEARL R. JOHNSON Food Scrfivc Manager DR. C. C. HENDERSON Cullcgc Phylician MRS. IDA SPRUILL Housemothef MISS LEAH MLCLOHON Assi.s'tzn1t tn Nw Business Manager and Missiunury Prayvr Band Advisor MISS PATTIE L. DAVIS Kitchen Manager I Q7 MRS. SHIRLEY YV, YVILLIAKIS Brmkkccper

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halls is better than wooden sr'- 4..- NIR. MICHAEL PELT fxb 1 x -,.......1 - ,.....,.,..- 5 Dean uf College, Presizlentfs CalJinet, and Student Life NIR. M-I-M JOHNSON Committee Cliairman. Business Manager, Treasurer, Presirlentfs' Cabinet, and Kappa Clii Fraternity Azlcisor. , !!',e., Y NIR. LEE ROY MILLER MRS. JOSEPHINE H. RICKS Dean of Men and Student Life Committee Registrar, Social Committee Chairman, and Admissions Committee. MISS JUDY FOREMAN Secretary tn tlie President and Aeeompanist for College Clmrus. 11 MISS NADINE BLANTON Dean of IVmnen, Yuutli Fvllmusliip Advisor, and Social Committee. K ,

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Faculty and Departments The good teacher is the supreme actual instance of the conception of man and the universe on which liberal education is predicated. He has developed his reason, consequently he knows, he is in touch with the truth, he rejoices in its vision, and he can, through his art. impart that vision to others. And this noblest of all arts is the patient and loving leading of the student to see what the teacher himself sees, and this through problems, questions, tasks, challenges, puzzlernent, dis- cussion-and all-and this is the crucial thing-in the certain presence of the perfected knowledge of the teacher himself. -Malik X '12 A ' 1 ' ' V 'i Vim 1-z,.-its , ' v4'i,G1,i,,,w' ' ' y ,:431.,aay,, f - ia, -354551, jg 5w1,:rLu4fj :- , '--ef ,,1e'v 1' ii N, ff av-, s- .: , In ,Ax ,si