Mount Pisgah Academy - Mountain Memories Yearbook (Candler, NC)

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PATSY STAFFORD Nurse While going to school here at Pisgah Patsy has been anticipating the time when she will become a nurse. The college of her choice is S.M.C. Dorm girls will miss her and her pop corn next year. DAVID STANLEY Minister Never worry about tomorrow, just live for today is the apparent philosophy of this Senior boy. Next year holds in store for David a ministerial course at S. M. C. If he were to be described by one word, it would be different . CLAUDE STEEN Minister Besides being President of the Senior class, Claude served as first semester S, A. President. His leader- ship has made this organization something the students can be proud of. Aboy with an outstanding personality like C1aude's will not soon be forgotten and success is sure to be his. PX ,aww 'OUT MW 'LA 4 9 I gown ,fowl WML , I Zffgweje M ghenyf gm jf l 24 1 f

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I IM SIMMONS Undecided This hard working Senior boy has been at M.P.A. three years. Jim 's musical talent and cheery hello have been an inspiration to all he meets. He will be attending Madison College. SHARON SPERRY Nurse Sharon plans to be a nurse and also to attend S. M. C. next year. Working in a hospital before has helped her choose her ambition. All of the patients Sharon cares for will be cheered with her southern drawl. MARY JANE SPIVEY Journalist Who is the girl with the great big grin that is always washing dishes? It's Mary Jane. She wants to be a journalist and her offices this year of M. V. SGCICISIY and reporter for the Skyliner have given her a head start. 23

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CHARLENE TOLLERTON Nurse Hard work, shaking knees, 25 silver dollars, congratu- lations galore and a trip to Bass were all Charlenes' when she won the tem perence orations this year. We will miss her bright smile next year. JOE VALENTYNE Undecided What we have enjoyed most about this Senior boy is the goodies he bakes for us in the kitchen. Although he is quiet, there is always a twinkle of mischief in his eyes. Joe also kept order in the Boys' Club ings for first semester. DON VOLLMER Minister Donnie has spent all four of his Academy M,P,A. During this year he has been an President of the Boy's Club first semester and ber of Band and Choir. Also the M.P.A. Barbell Club has been priviledged to have him Vice-President. 25 ITICEI' years at efficient a mem- Athletic as their