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

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ll l l Qi lt I 9 l , N. Churches extend welcome to students N s r --.e .5 ,..,-- M li 1131 A 1 Ti- .f :P l I l l fl ' 'VHWX1 if . -1 fi 4 - CHECKED TABLE CLOTHS add a festive air to the Italian spaghetti supper being served to the college students by the first Baptist Church. C. E. Armstrong, sitting at the head of a table, Chats with fellow students. Chef Nick Uzzle serves Lois Lee while Anita YValker and Frances Albertson wait in line. A YVARM YVELCOXIE is extended to Connie Pittman and Betty Io Bennett by Mrs. Milton Boone. Pastor Boone invites Robert Powell, Gerald Evans. and Ellen Van Cilder to step aboard the S. S. Baptist. THE HOXVARD FAMILY QUAR- TET interrupt their program of folk songs to pose for their picture. Dana XVooten, Elaine Phillips, Flora Hines. and Faye Foreman gather around to watch. gf gg, 4 tis-im . :' A' . J' ' 1 fi f, X ,

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Commhmdlde themeol Rehgious Emphosh Mi I,-rn Nm fray' it-'fs r 5 is 4 lm, A DISCUSSION GROUP is led by the Reverends Charles Sapp of the College, Robert Burns of the local Presbyterian Church, and Christian XVhite of the local Methodist Church. Students par- ticipating are considering prob- lems of Christian life. DR. NIYRON AUCSBURCER, main speaker for the week, is professor of theology at Eastem Mennonite College and Semi- nary, Harrisburg, Virginia. His messages inspired many students to rededicate their lives. STUDENTS CATHER for an informal discussion with two of the speakers. The Reverend Richard Davis of the Winter- ville Baptist Church relates one of his experiences to Adrian Crubbs, XVinnifred Averett, and Ethel Smith. The Reverend Dickie Pierce of the YVinterville Free Will Baptist Church ob- serves their reactions. a Q N 1 12

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Miss North Corolino. g'Qd -1 . 1-A -'fix s.:-f ' 1 '- ,CAI L4 - s'gjjj':,' -,. .A F . fi 53 5' 1 'j -- ' Ng. fr X fx -,Q IEANNE FLYNN SXVAN- NER displays her talent for the students by singing a comic ballad, 'iShafted. PREPARINC THE FLOAT is tedious but enjoyable work. YVindy Miles and Dar- by XVhitman nail the cover- ing while Carlton Collins paints the horn of plentyf, Thomas DuPree and Gerald Evans attach the side panels as Alice Parker and Ethel Smith cut the ruffles. ARDENT ADMIRER Den- ny Hatcher seems fascinated at the charm and wit of Miss Swanner.