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

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To one who... Has demonstrated her devotion to education through her efforts to provide students with the books of knowledge . . . Has supplemented those books with personal works of understanding, patience, impartiality, and wisdom . . . Has catalogued, through these virtues, the problems of perplexed and bewildered students . . . Has stamped with approval the progress of each student and the college . . . Has indexed the growth of Mount Olive by leading the library through state and regional accreditation . . . Has dedicated the greatest gift - herself - to the continued development of us, the collegeg With love and appreciation for having known her, we sincerely dedicate the 1965 Olive Leaves to . . . lvllrs. 1V.IIi1drec'I. S. Councill Dedication Q6

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C 1' it i S Q ' X ' 1 K . li ,,Q S . l ' E .mgwi 1 -, FOTJNDATIONS ft E 1 .1 Y W, 11354 'CLI ' ' .. S I ' , ' A 1 , Y- Guns-lf.. I '39 4-, 'mf . xl Student Life 8 Organizations 34 Sports 54 Features 66 Academics 80 Students 98 Advertisements 120 6

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September 1964 brought to us a sea of new faces, the largest student body in the history of the college. Before the first month had passed, these students were initiated into a completely new experience, an experience shocking but pleasant, demanding but rewarding, burdensome but ex- citing, and before the academic year had ended, they had learned, like us, that such eclectic ex- perience constitutes the basis of education. The long hours of study, the extra-curricular activities, the intimate friendships, the cultural events, the quiet moments of meditation - these, they found, create the student milieu and prepare them for the building ahead. Y . '.-1 -r ' ,Nr 'sq x,,i,,.. 59 X y iii- -1--Q -7- ' . ,, .y ,.. .-- . , F ,,.' -414,1 ' N , ,,,A V, . fn . ll . -4 I ..f- ', - ' or fl'