University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

.  fc£§ ■ I !i [ J h e _J u m m 1 1 19 6 2 UtuU : Ly ear book -S ta[f —Msheville - H5lum,ore L oliec MmJl, n c. of a J eed Ground Breaking Ceremonies New King Street Campus - ' . ' - !i--.W «•- The Realization of a Dream Jur ft. £ ampuA three As an expression of our appreciation for their com- bined efforts in attaining a common goal, we dedicate this book to our benefactors — TERRY SAXFORD Governor of North Carolina EARL ELLER Mayor Asheville COKE CANDLER County Commissioner Buncombe Countv four 1 ' Glenn L. Bushey, President of Asheville-Bilt- more College Robert F. Phillips, President of the Board of trustees, Asheville-Biltmore Collge. THE PEOPLE OF ASHEVILLE AND BUNCOMBE COUNTY. ' . m UPS da CRlIC grow L 1 ' . J-oreword We are the first students to attend classes in these new buildings and the first to initiate new traditions. This new campus and the modern facilities which we now enjoy were once only a dream. Now, through the efforts of many interested persons, our dream has become a reality. However, we must realize that this is only a beginning and Asheville-Biltmore will continue to progress long after we have departed. We must therefore endeavor to attain greater heights and meet any chal- lenge with vigor and pride while the opportunity presents itself. We the staff of THE SUMMIT of 1962, in order to express our appreciation and admiration for the new Asheville-Bilt- more, have chosen as our theme, OUR NEW CAMPUS. Contents _s4d ministration and -Jracuiiu rdverti Creatures 84 -Activities 54 eight _ tdminiitration and racult y S9B . -.-_ Dr. Glenn L. Bushey B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College M.A., Columbia University ED.D.. Temple University PRESIDENT OF ASHEVILLE-BILTMORE MR. JOSEPH M. PARSONS Academic Dean MRS. LUTRELLE WISHART Dean of Women COL. WILLIAM H. QUARTERMAN Dean of Men eleven -■-. - « - - Business Manager MR. WILLIAM S. JENKINS Baldwin-Wallace College University of Pittsburgh Registrar MISS EMILY G. PORTER R.S.. Woman ' s College M.A.. University of North Carolina Assistant to Registrar MRS. WESLEY B. SPRINKLE twelve MRS. EMILY PEEBLES EUSTIS Librarian B.A., Alabama College M.A. in Ed., Alabama Polytechnic Institute M.A. in L.S., George Peabody College MISS NANCY M. KENNEDY Secretary DR. PEGGY W. ALLEY Chemistry B.S., University of Georgia Ph.D., University of Tennessee thirteen ■ .,■.,.., I MR. GRAYSON M. BRADLEY Natural Science R.S., M.S., Appalachian State Teachers College ALPHA BETA GAMMA SPONSOR WILLIAM T. FITTS, JR. History B.A., Western Carolina College M.A., University of North Carolina MRS. DORIS FORNEY Secretarial Science B.S., Boston University M.A., Columbia University 1 MR. ALFRED ERIK FRIS Art New York School of Fine and Applied Art ( Parsons ) Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center COL. CHESTER C. HOUGH Physics and Engineering M.E., Cornell University Professional Engineer ( New York ) MRS. LOIS HUGGETT Mathematics B.A., Shorter College M.A. in Physics, V.P.I. Graduate work at University of Minnesota CLASSICAL COEDS SPONSOR fifteen M.A. MISS FLORA McGHEE Speech and Dramatic Arts B.S., Ohio University M.A.. Columbia University American Aeademv of Dramatic Arts DELTA PSI OMEGA AND MASQUERS COL. JAMES M. McMILLIN Business B.S.. L T . S. Military Academy M.B.A.. Harvard University Carnegie Institute of Technology MISS MARY T. MILLER Spanish and French B.A.. Woman ' s College. U.N.C. Graduate work at University of Mexico M.A.. Middlebury College. Vt. sixteen MR. WILLIAM MORRISON Assistant Instructor in Journalism MR. JACKSON A. OWEN Psychology R.A., Duke University M.A., Wayne University Graduate work at University of Michigan DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING SERVICE MR. JOSEPH M. PARSONS Mathematics R.A., M.A., George Peabody College Graduate work at University of Tennessee STUDENT COUNCIL DIRECTOR i k  ■ -- r - i r seventeen f MR. CARL D. PERRY Music R.A., M.A., University of North Carolina GLEE CLUB COL. WILLIAM H. QUARTERMAN Social Science R.A.. L.L.H., L ' niversity of Georgia M.A.. Western Carolina College International Law, University of Paris INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUR, DERATE TEAM MRS. VIRGINIA SCHREIBER English B.A., Erskine College M.A.. Columbia Universitv eighteen MRS. CORNELIA ANN SEROTA Biology B.S., M.S., North Texas State College Graduate work, University of North Carolina, Duke University. FACULTY SOCIAL COMMITTEE MISS VIVIAN SPURGEON Mathematics B.A., University of Missouri M.A., Peabody College DR. CONRAD B. SUITS English B.A., Wayne University M.A., Johns Hopkins PhD., University of Chicago . ' . MRS. MARGUERITE VAILLAXCOURT French B.A. Philosophy, University of Bordeaux and Algiers Graduate studv at Universitv of Algiers Le CERCLE FRANCAIS MR. K. BENNETT WTLSMAN Psychology B.A., King College Stevens Institute of Technology ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING SERVICE AND GOLF COACH MRS. LUTRELLE VWSHABT English B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College M.A., Duke Universitv BLUETS AND CLASSICAL COEDS twenty MR. LANNY YELVERTON Social Science R.A., Rirmingham Southern M.S., Unievrsity of Tennessee BASKETBALL COACH AND MONOGRAM CLUB SPONSOR COL. STRAINE AND DOC HOWINGTON Maintenance MRS. LOLA PORTER AND MRS. LILLY MAULDIN Maids 7 .- twenty-two CL aiiei 2P rr SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mike Escalante, President; Emilie Alexander. Secretary Treasurer; David Wolfe, Vice-President. EMILIE ALEXANDER Classical Coeds 1,2; Secretary- Treasurer. Sophomore Class; MAJOR: Rusiness Administra- tion. MIKE AMNIONS Alpha Reta Gamma 1,2; Y.D.C. 1,2; Rotanical Gardens Associa- tion 2. MAJOR; Pharmacy. RRUCE ARROWOOD C.S.U. 1,2; President 2; C.S.U. State Convention 2; Rotanical Gardens Association 2. twenty-four T JIMMY BALDWIN Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Co-Captain 1; Monogram Club 1,2. MAJOB: Physical Education. CHABLES BBUCE BALLABD Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Mon- ogram Club 1, 2. MAJOB: Business Administra- tion. THOMAS BOGEB BBOWN Y.D.C. 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Bo- tanical Gardens Association 2. MAJOB: Pre-Dental. DAVID E. BBYSON Student Council 2. MAJOB: Civil Engineering. GERALD D. BUBNETTE Y.D.C. 1, 2. MAJOB: Engineering. KATHEBINE BUBTON Annual Staff 1; Classical Coeds 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; I.B.C. 1, 2; Sigma Omega 2; Y.D.C. 2; Social Committee 1, 2. twenty-five ROGER C. CAPPS International Relations Club 2; Christian Student Union 2; Vice- President 2; Journalism Club 2; Glee Club 2. MAJOR: Ministry. JOHN 1 R. CARSWELL Freshman Class Vice-President; Spanish Club 1; Baseball 1,2; Co-Captain 1. MAJOR: B. A. Education CHARLES CLARK MAJOR: Civil Engineering. GAIL CORNELL Annual Staff 1. MAJOR: Historv. . 4 twenty-six THOMAS B. DOE. Ill Social Committee Chairman 1; Photographic Editor, Summit 1,2; Student Council 1. ft EARL ELIXGBURG Basketball 1,2; Captain 2; Base- ball 1; Monogram Club 1,2. MAJOR: Physical Education. - •«■  ■ ■ MICHAEL PAUL ESCALANTE Sophomore Class President; French Club 2; Student Coun- cil 1,2. MAJOR: Psychology. DON M. FoWlER MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. CARL GOINS Apha Beta Gamma 1,2. MAJOR: Engineering. VORREST LEON GORMAN MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. LEE ROY GRIFFIN, JR. Campus Crier Editor 2. MAJOR: Finance. RANDY HARBIN twenty-seven THOMAS HATCHER MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. DOUGLAS HENSON MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. PHYLLIS JAYNE HAMPTON French Club 1,2; Classical Co- eds 1,2; Secretary-Treasurer 1; Cheerleaders 1,2; Captain 2; Student Body Vice President; Summit Staff 1,2; Associate Ed- itor 2; Glee Club 1; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2; College Marshal 1; Vice- President Phi Theta Kappa 2; Sigma Omega 2; Feature Stu- dent 1; May Court 1; Miss Sum- mit Court 2. MAJOR: Medical Technology. JON ALAN HOLCOMBE MAJOR: Psychology. RANSOME ELLIS HOLCOMBE Basketball 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Sophomore Class Represen- tative. MAJOR: Liberal Arts. WILLIAM MARSHALL JOHNSON French Club 1,2; Treasurer 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1,2; Alpha Gamma 1,2. MAJOR: Physics. twenty -eight NANCY LANGHORNE JO LLY Bluets 1, 2; Student Council 2; Delta Psi Omega 1, 2; Miss Sum- mit Court 2. LARRY KNIGHTEN MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering CLYDE LONG Alpha Beta Gamma. MAJOR: Electrical Engineering PAUL MICHALOVE Cheerleader 2. MAJOR: Pre-Med. MARY McKEEL Bluets 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; President 2; Classical Coeds 1, 2. ELWOOD B. MILES MAJOR: Electrical Engineering. twenty-nine DAXXY MILLER MAJOR: Mathematics. TERRELL MORGAN MOORE French Club 2; Assistant Editor of Campus Crier 2. MAJOR: English. WAYNE MORROW Alpha Beta Gamma 1. MAJOR: Physical Education. LINDA PACIONE Cheerleader 1, Co-Captain 2; Classical Coeds 1,2; Secretary- Treasurer 2; French Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Annual Staff 2; Fea- ture Editor 2; Student Council Representative 2; Y.D.C. 1,2; Sigma Omega 2; Treasurer 2; Secretarv- Treasurer of Fresh- man Class; Feature Student 1; May Court Maid of Honor 1; Miss Summit 2. MAJOR: Mathematics. ANNE COGGINS PACK Classical Coeds. MAJOR: Secretarial Science. WANDA YVONNE PARKHURST Phi Theta Kappa 1.2: President 2; French Club 1,2; French Club Vice-President 1; Glee Club L C.S.U. 1,2. MAJOR: Liberal Arts. thirty JAMES J. REAGAN Spanish Club 1,2; I.R.C. MAJOR: Social Sciences. BETTY SUE RICE Classical Co-eds 2; French Club 1,2; C.S.U. 2; Alpha Beta Gam- ma 1,2; Botanical Garden Club 2. MAJOR: Elementary Education. DIANE RICKER May Court 1; Annual Staff 2; Maid of Honor to Miss Summit 2. MAJOR: Business Education. BURNACE WALTON ROBERTS. MAJOR: Business. REX EUGENE ROBINSON MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. CAMILLA ROWLAND. Classical Co-eds 1,2, President 2; Cheerleader 1; Spanish Club 1; Botanical Garden Club 2; Glee Club 1,2. MAJOR: Elementary Educa- tion. thirty-one ROBERT B. SATTERWHITE Business Manager for Campus Crier 1; French Club 1; Bluets 1.2; Feature Student 1; Marshal 1. MAJOR: Liberal Arts. GEORGE TIMOTHY SCHWOYER Basketball 1: Monogram Club 1; French Club 1. MAJOR: Business. ROBERTA FAWN SCHANDLER Phi Theta Kappa 1,2, Secretary- Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 1,2, Co-Captain 2; Classical Co-eds 1,2; Student Council Secretary- Treasurer 2; I.R.C. Secretary- Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1,2; Miss Summit Court 2; Botanical Gar- den Club 2. MAJOR: Occupational Therapy. WILLIAM EDWARD SINGLETON French Club 1,2; C.S.U. 2 MAJOR; Education. GEORGE SNYDER Y.D.C. 1.2: Alpha Beta Gamma 1. MAJOR: Engineering. CHARLES W. SMITH, JR. Studen t Council 1; Social Com- mittee 1.2; French Club 1,2, Vice President 2; Marshal 1; Y.D.C. 1,2; Business Manager for Summit 2. MAJOR: Dentistry. thirty-two ROBERT DAVID ARCH SMITH Basketball 1, 2, co-captain 2; Baseball 1; Monogram Club 1, 2. MAJOR: Business ARTHUR TAYLOR MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. MILBURN TAYLOR MAJOR: Engineering. MARY LEE TIPTON C.S.U. 1, 2, Secretary 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, Treasurer 1. MAJOR: Elementary Education. JOEL TREXLER MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. FREDA CAROLYN WALDROP C.S.U. 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 1; Y.D.C. 1, 2. MAJOR: Education. thirty-three JERRY E. WARREN Raseball 1,2. MAJOR: Medicine RUSSELL WEST MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. ALLEX WIGHT President of Student Bodv 2; Student Council 2; Y. D. C. 1,2; Annual Staff 2. MAJOR: Business Administra- tion. J. HOWARD WILLIAMS Annual Staff Faculty Editor 1, Editor-in-Chief 2: Student Coun- cil 2; I. R. C. 1.2; Delta Psi O- mega 1,2; French Club 1,2; Y. D. C. 1,2; Glee Club 1.2; Can- terbury Club 1; Dramatic Award 1, Marshal 1. MAJOR: Psychology V r lit ELLEN REBA WINSTON Social Committee 2; Y. D. C. 2: Botanical Garden Club 2; Sigma Omega 2. MAJOR: History DAVID F. WOLFE Vicei President of Sophomore Class; Basketball 1,2: Mono- gram 1,2. MAJOR: Libral Arts thirtv-four vjrad.ua.ti on - 1961 Mr. J. Gerald Cowan, a member of the Board of Trustees of Asheville-Biltmore College, de- livers the commencement address. Miss Nelda Clodfelter delivers her valedictory address. Miss Clodfelter maintained the highest scholastic average of her class during her study at Asheville-Biltmore. Howard Williams and Nancy Jolly receive the Betty Fowler Award for Excellence in Dramatics. Jim Woody accepts the award for the outstand- ing math student of the year. thirty-five 3 J a o n Governor Terry Sanford giving principal address (Lower Right), and afterwards, speaking quietly with some of the visit- ing people. • ; ' ♦ tf ' Mtofcyi DR. GLENN L. BUSHEY President of College ROY A. TAYLOR U. S. Congressman ■ MAJOR L. P. McLENDON ROBERT F. PHILLIPS Chairman, State Board Chairman, Board of of Higher Education Trustees .ST Zrew S peaKerd tnd Jne Crowds r DR. JOHN A. CALDWELL, Chancellor, N. C. State College ■ • U. . -• ■ f. ; il ! m. i ■MM  Jl  f ] a$ s  W MM FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kim Latta, Vice President; Roy Stewart, President; Linda Herron, Secretary- Treasurer. Marshall Alexander Dick Allen Nelson Almond diAdiA Burt Anderson Gerald Austin Rav Bailev thirty-eight Freshmen are shown here going through Rat Court. The boys with the handkerchiefs on are some of the disobedient Freshmen suffering their punishment. John Ballinger James Barker Bill Barrett Bob Beal Libby Biggerstaff Helen Bobo Jeff Brewton Francis Briggs thirty-nine - - II Judge Doc Howington arrives on the scene and the jury members rise. Alan Brock Gerald Brown Dorothy Brown Nancy Buckner Malcolm Burnette Maxine Capps Jim Carson iAJ ih Ronnie Carson Mary Ruth Cooke Bambie Church forty ■MBM Dennis Creasman Jon Crompton Cheryl Cunningham Lewis Daniels Wanda Davis Beatrice Delany Joe DiBacco Judy Dockery John Franklin Woody Giezentanner Some rebellious girls get a taste of the strong hand of the Rat prosecutor. But a different taste is in then- mouths as they are made to sample an unknown sub- stance. tlfc4 J forty-one I Jerry Warren supervises Gene Ponder ' s push-ups. This is one of the humiliations experienced by those who de- fied the rules of Rat Week. Thomas Grindstaff James Gryder James Hall Roger Hall Constantine Hanzas Fred Heath Andv Herndon L Tm Herron Kaye Hudson Bettv Huff fortv two Wofford Humpheries Myron Hunter Wanda Jackson Danny Jennings- Fred Heath asks if he has done enough twirling and gets a thumbs down reply from the rat court jury. Barbara Jones Susan Jones John Keetch James Kerr Jimmy Kuykendall Bob Laney fettfafcTfc, forty-three - - n Cheryl Cunningham and Mary Ruth Cooke have to propose to Dean Parsons and Coach Yelverton, respectively, and are some- what relieved with the answer of, I ' d like to, really, but what would the ' Mrs. ' think? Kim Latta Michael Lurey Fred Lewis Janet Maney Marilyn Marsh Louise McCanless Mary Anne McGlamory Eugene McKay Jim McNeill Charles Medd fortv-four Martha Morrison Byrdene Metcalf Helen Pegg Francis Payne Gerald Austin nervously scratches his head as he awaits sentence from tittering jury. Jo Ann Perkins Glenda Pierce Sharon Pingil Gene Ponder Mary Jeanne Potts Nick Poulos forty-five • Freshmen above shown in snowball battle. Jim McNeill rears back with a snowball as Charlie Medd, Jo Ann Perkins, Marshall Alexander, and Bobby Rogers are getting set to back his attack. William Propest Chris Rav Vivian Ragan Donna Reeves Gladys Reisig J. T. Rhymer Larrv Roberts Anne Robinson Elizabeth Robinson Alice Rogers forty-six Bob Rogers Don Rogers David Rogers Linda Rogers Mrs. Beatrice Delany sings a solo at the annual Christmas program at A-B. Rochelle Runyon Tommy Saunooke Eddean Sawyer James Scruggs Joyce Sharpe Max A. Sneed forty-seven During the month of Jan. there was plenty of snow around the campus of A-B. This picture was made in front of the adminis- tration building. Danny Sorrells Roy Stewart Elizabeth Stiles Donna Stivarius James Stroud Joyce Taylor David Teague Bobby Tweed Kenneth Tweed Marian Vaughn forty-eight Charlotte Vaughn Jerry VeHaun Wayne Weaver Jackie Wells Here is another shot of the snow that shows the science building in the background. Donnie Westall Jean White Etta Mae Whitner Bob Scholl Jerry Yelverton Aline Guill forty-nine student f u riei Fredia Bailey Ann Baker Sammy Burgess Jo Ann Coker V Pat Coleman Joan Cooper Jane Dixon Brenda England Pat Fereken Gale Ferguson Pat Fore fifty student f t uriei Linda Harris Gale Head Sharon Hicks Nancv Hileman Kay James Eleanor Leadford Janice Merril Cynthia Miner Nora Rankin Bonny Shephard Jackie Smith fifty-one Student U uriei Peggy Williams Kay Young Linda Young Here the nurses are being taught how to run tests. fifty-two rn iflemoriam Danny Sorrells December 3, 1943 -April 11, 1962 fifty-three fifty-four _s tctivitied r i BK ' i ' ■Mm m 1 ■ ■ F 1 1 - ' I Student Council Student fjody f- ' reiident MU Wiakt fifty-six Sfc l ice - resident f- nullis Utampto J5ecreta.ry-Urea.iut frlicheu J cnandt. Student Council Members are: FIRST ROW: Nancy Jolly, Mickey Schandler, Linda Pacione, Phyllis Hampton. SEC- OND ROW: Advisor, Dean Parsons, Charles Medd, Alice Rogers, Allen Wight, Bob Beal. THIRD ROW: Ellis Hol- combe and Mike Escalante. fifty-seven The Student Council sponsored many dances this year. Shown above is the Thanks- giving dance. Below we see a picture taken at the Valentine ' s dance. fifty-eight Editor-in-Chief HOWARD WILLIAMS Associate Editor PHYLLIS HAMPTON ZJhe 1962 Summit taff Business Manager CHARLES SMITH Photographer TOM DOE Activities Editor JO ANN PERKINS Features Editor LINDA PACIONE Sports Editor J. L. GRYDER Typist LIBBY BIGGERSTAFF Miss Miller and sophomore staff members are bound for New York for a short course in annual publication. With her are: Howard Williams, Linda Pacione, Phyllis Hampton, and Tom Doe. The course ended with a luncheon in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. sixty-one ipji (Lheia feppa 3Fraierrtittf Eta Sigma Chapter The Realm of Knowledge is represented by this National Honorary Scholastic Fraternity of junior colleges whose members strive to develop character, promote scholarship, and to cultivate fellowship among junior college students of the United States. William Johnson, Mickey Schandler, Phyllis Hampton, and Wanda Packhurst, sponsored by Mrs. Emily Eusris, are the members of the Eta Sigma Chapter. sixty-two ._ Dlie 1962 Bluet Staff The Bluets Staff is made up of those students interested in creative writing. During the year the staff publishes two editions of the Bluets. The main features are short stories and poetry. Pictured are: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Doroth y D ' Artois, Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs. Wishart, Mrs. Mary McKeel, Mrs. Louis Green, Mike Amnions. BACK ROW: Ellis Holcombe, Bruce Arrowood, Tom McKibben, and Mrs. Margaret Eskeridge. sixty-three ri 2 Jla P« o. meqa r Its name just spells fun. along with a lot of concentrated effort. Delta Psi Omega is the national honorary dra- matic fraternity for junior colleges whose candidates earn membership by participating in a number of plavs and other productions. Members are: Howard Williams, Margaret Eskridge, and Nancy Jolly. ON THE RIGHT: Howard Williams portrays an elderly minister in the play How Come Christmas by Roark Bradford. This was presented to the student body as a part of the annual Christmas program. sixty-four I % t dampua drar ASHEVILLE-BILTMORE COLLEGE The Campus Crier is the monthly publication of the newspaper of the students of Asheville-Biltmore College. Its purpose is to present in an unbiased way the news of the happenings on and concerning the campus. EDITOR Lee Roy Griffin PHOTOGRAPHER Gene McKay STAFF REPORTERS Bob Laney Judie Dockery sixty-five fl k ercle J , rancaii Those persons interested in furthering their knowledge of the French language and gaining skill in speaking it are members of this active club. Under the direction of Mrs. Vaillaneourt, the group enjoys two major events a year - a Christmas party and a spring party, usually held at Pisgah View Ranch. Pictured above are: FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Perkins, Linda Paeione, Secretary, Mary Ann MeGlamory, Rochelle Runyon, Linda Herron, Betty Sue Rice. BACK ROW: Bob Beal, Edward Singleton, Charles Smith, Vice-President, William Johnson, Treasurer, Howard Williams, Advisor Mrs. Vaillaneourt, Marilyn Marsh, Tim Sehowyer. Joyce Taylor, President, and Carol Clouse. sixty-six The Cercle Francais enjoys a Christmas dinner and sings carols in French. This gave the group an opportunity to become acquainted with the family and friends of the members. After dinner they make plans for a summer outing at Pisgah View Ranch.. In conjunction with the French Club, the Span- ish Club has two main events a year — the Christ- mas party and the Pisgah View Ranch party. Its purpose is to maintain a group of people who wish to speak Spanish, to learn Spanish customs, and to promote better relations between our peoples. Pictured above on the front row are (left to right) Gary Parrott, J. L. Gryder, Tom Brown, Raymond Bailey, and Jim Scruggs. Standing are Mickey Manship, Helen Bobo, Mrs. Mary McKeel, Alan Brock, Dorothy Brown, and Miss Miller, advisor. President Mary McKeel Vice-President Tom Doe Secretary and Treasurer . Emilie Alexander sixty-eight Shown below are members of the Spanish Club, along with French Club members, enjoying the annual Christmas dinner. During the evening French and Spanish Christmas carols were sung and traditional Yuletide customs of the two countries were discussed. I (circle J The Circle K is a service organization for college men operating on the campus and is similar to Kiwanis and other service clubs. It is a leadership and character-building group which serves the campus and the community. This year marks the beginning of Circle K at Asheville-Biltmore. OFFICERS President: Jerry VeHaun Vice-President: Paul Michalove Secretary: John Franklin Treasure r: Allan Brock Members seated are: Max Sneed. Jackie Wells, Danny Sorrells, Bob Rogers, Doug Henson, Dickey Allen, Clyde Long, Fred Heath, Paul Michalove. Standing: Allen Wight, Gene Mc- Kay, Howard Williams, Bill Barrett, Johnny Knighten, John Franklin, Jerry YeHaun, and Allan Brock. onoaram 9 L lub This Club is composed of men who have earned a letter in varsity sports. Under the direction of Coach Laney Yelverton, they have strived this year to promote a greater interest in sports and to create the spirit of the athlete. .If y t t ■l t Seated on the rock wall are: Dicky Allen, John Carswell, Dan Grandstaff, David Wolfe, Arch Smith, and Tim Schowyer. STANDING: Earl Elinfmrg, Bud Stevens, and Coach Yelverton. seventy-one i iaiilcal L oedd President _ Camilla Rowland Vice-President Emilie Alexander Secretary Linda Pacione TOP ROW: Aline Guill, Mary McKeel, Emilie Alexander. SECOND ROW: Retry Sue Rice, Cheryl Cunningham, Betty Huff. THIRD ROW: Linda Pacione, Marilyn Marsh, Elizabeth Stiles. FOURTH ROW: Mary McGlam- ery, Linda Herron, Joyce Taylor. seventy-two ( -laisicai K oeds The main purpose of this all-girl club is to promote worth- while traditions at Asheville-Biltmore. All activities are centered around the welfare of the college, such as the May Queen and the Community Club Awards of Asheville in which the club participates each year. TOP ROW: Becky Kernells, Mrs. Wishart, Phyllis- Hampton. SECOND ROW: Frances Brings, Elizabeth Robinson, Ann Pack. THIRD ROW: Chris Ray, Rochelle Runyan, Ann Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Alice Rogers, Mickey Schandler, and Camilla Rowland. seventy-three It Vjounc} Ujemocrati Hub Building political interest in the Democrat party, this organization attends state rallies and raises money through a hot dog concession in the Snack Shop. Seated around the table are: Man- Ann McClamory, Charles Medd, Joyce Taylor, Lee Haw- kins, President: Neal Evans, Mike Ammons, Glenda Duckett and Aline Guill. Standing are: Tern Moore, Tim Sehwoyer, Tom Brown. Martha Morrison. Vivian Ragan, Tom Saunooke, Fred Heath, and Louis Sauls. seventy-four international rZelatii loni It is the objective of this club to instill and develop an interest in international affairs, and to promote a spirit of understanding of the pro- blems of the countries studied. Each year a delegation is sent to the U. N. Model General Assembly. On the left are: Bill Barrett, Presi- dent; Mickey Schandler, Secretary; and Alan Holcombe, Vice-President. Standing are: Mike Ammons, Roger Capps, Neal Evans, Howard Williams, Tommy Saunooke, Jo Ann Perkins, Mary Mc- Glamery, and Charles Medd. Seated: Lee Hawkins, Roehelle Runyon, Joyce Taylor, and Lynn Herron. seventy-five ■ L hriitian Student lAni on The C. S. U. is a club composed of students interested in promoting a more religious atmosphere on the campus. They sponsor various activities with the idea of having Christian fun together. FRONT ROW: Barbara Gantt, Mary Lee Tipton, Secretary, Ann Robinson, Wanda Parkhurst, Carolyn Waldrop, Treasurer, Betty Sue Rice, Etta Mae Whitner, and Cathrine Libby. STANDING IN BACK: Sponsor, Mrs. Sprinkle, Jeff Brewton, Edward Singleton, Bruce Arro- wood. President, Jerry VeHaun, and Roger Capps, Vice-President. seventy-six oLibraru ( .lub ¥ It is the Library Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Eustis, that keeps the books and the doors of knowledge in use. This year they have had the job of placing the material in the all-new library. SEEN BELOW: Wanda Parkhurst, William Johnson, Helen Pegg, Bruce Arrowood, Mrs. Eustis, Mrs. Catherine Libby and Linda Rogers. seventy-seven n Ar. ( botanical vjardens - TAAociatu ion KNEELING: Skip Redmond and Malcome Burnette. FIRST ROW: Betty Stiles, Betty Huff, Helen Pegg, Charlotte Vaughn, Helen Bobo, and Mary Vaughn. SECOND ROW: Linda Rogers, Joyce Sharpe, Clenda Pierce, and Kathy Biggerstaff. seventy-eight The Junior Botanical Gardens Association of Asheville-Biltmore College consists of the junior citizens of the Asheville area who are students at the col- lege and are interested in the development of the gardens planned for our campus. Members are: KNEELING: Charles Medd and Ronnie Carson. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann McGlamery, Linda Herron, Joyce Taylor, Chris Ray, Cheryl Cunningham, Mrs. Serota, Mickey Schandler. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Brown, Jerry Jackson, Nancy Bucknor, Judy Dockery, and Tommy Saunooke. seventy-nine ft Jhe Ljiee H.ub The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Carl Perry, consists of those students who enjoy the wonderful art of music in fine performance. They give many beautiful programs before the student body each year. SEATED: Elizabeth Robinson, Dorothy Brown, Beatrice Delaney, and Rochelle Runyon. STANDING: Ann Robinson, Carolyn Waldrop, Nancy Buckner, Jerry Jackson, and Linda Rogers. eighty It uiineAA K -lub One of the busiest clubs, THE BUSINESS CLUB, whose purpose is to de- velop leadership and to broaden the student ' s knowledge of business, publishes the Faculty-Student Directory each year. This is a marvelous way to make available all those telephone numbers that the coeds try to hide! FIRST ROW (front to back): Helen Pegg, Diane Ricker, Berdine Metcalf, Nancy Williams, Ann Pack, Parti Shope, Mrs. Forney. SECOND ROW: Janet Maney, Vivian Ragan, Beth Shaffner, Linda Rogers, Margaret Lawson, Jerry Jackson, and Judy Gantt. THIRD ROW: Betty Huff, Elizabeth Stiles, Judy Swann, and Wanda Davis. Ifloiing tJJai ■ m -jrrom the old ' to the nt eighty- two I (loving L ' tiif It was one whale of a job to transport all the books and get the library in order. I don ' t care how busy they are! Somebody come unlock this office and let me out! eighty-three  eighty-four jreatu rei I iVl ' ii J Summit I Vlis 5 rJLin da J a c i one eighty-six tqpr llU ' ns iKobertA, Lilian I The delightful beginning of the crowning of MISS SUMMIT who is LINDA PACIOXE The crowning of Miss Summit is one of the most gala events of the school year. Miss Summit is chosen by the Summit Staff and crowned in an elaborate ceremony in the school library. Her beauty was height- ened and associated with the crown and red roses. LEFT: Howard Williams Editor-in-Chief of the Summit, talked with Linda while Diane and Rita looked on. BIGHT: Here we see Linda. Miss Summit 1962, beinc crowned by Rita Griee, Miss Summit 1961. while Diane Ricker, maid of honor, watched. eighty-eight ff tJJ Summit i -ourt LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Jolly, Phyllis Hampton, Diane Ricker, maid of honor; Linda Pacione, Miss Summit 1962; Rita Grice, Miss Summit 1961; Roberta Schandler, and escorts. r r ' f l After the crowning, Linda was the first to leave, escorted by Ray Wallen, while the rest of the court looked on. Here Linda with a few cold chills awaited the beginning of the Christmas Parade. eighty-nine I Wau Queen 1962 tlU ' iiS eJjiane r ichi ninety Hiss rJLinda f- acia l 9 K ourt Wis PUL Jlampte Sophomore Arttendanti op if iss (Lmilie .stlexandr, ffliss fKoberta chandler ninety-one illlau L ourt aid of rfi onor lllliss Aouce Jaulor ninety-two a y y ourl Jsrreinman Arttendants lli ' lii cJ-inda f o ffliii ( hertft ( unningnai ff li.it rjLunn J4ei ninety-three I Wau Court 1961 The May Court included, LEFT TO RIGHT: Micky Man- ship, Phyllis Hampton, Linda Merrell, Linda Pacione, maid of honor; Rita Grice, May Queen; Carol Hayes, Diane Ricker, Glennda Andrews, Brenda Pacione, Vicki Baird, crown-bearer; and Kelley Baird, flower fiirl. ninety-four x AfctiuitieA of fau eJjC ly Va.y Among the activities of May Day are the Shakespearean Play and the Folk dancing. ninety-five I Sophomore Creature Students ZbaviJ Wot . ifliis J- ' hyllii J4ampla Here we see Phyllis and David in the snack shop choosing a song to play during class breaks. ninety-six Sophomore creature S tudenti op f iii aJjiane rCiche JM.n Wiakt Just before leaving for home Diane and Allen have a chat with a friend. nintey-seven II rreihmen creature S tudenti ?au WJL Af cJJ oLunn rterron Lynn and Ray find a game of cards very relaxing during a free hour. ninety-eight ZrreSnmen Creature S tudenti lllisi sVlice Koc Boo Beat Outside of the snack shop we see Alice and Bob talking just before their next class. ninety-nine (college fy ar3hal3 ' 9 Since the college marshals are such outstanding representatives of our col- lege, a certain amount of honor should be shown them. Qualifications for this choice are: scholastic ability, leadership and potential. The marshals chosen for 1961 were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Williams, Ann Winters, John Rhine- hart, Phyllis Hampton, Allen Wight, Nancy Jolly, and Charles Smith. one hundred RELAXATION AND RECREATION are not ignored at Asheville-Riltmore. Above we see Ray Wallen, Dave Wolfe, Lynn Herron and Phyllis Hampton involved in a friendly game of cards. one hundred one I one hundred two A j. . ' - ----• r.. - ■ - . I ■-.,.,- . _ ttkletici - . ' ■  1- ' • ' .. . . ;■ . .•. ' ■ ' TV. . ' , : • A. B. ' s MAJOR SPORT IS BASKETBALL and this year our cagers gave us a .522 average in 23 hard fought games, one of the best records we have had in the past few years. Pictured we have the players, our cheerleaders, and some action shots from the games. Earl Elingburg (22) drives through the opposition for a two pointer. Dan Grindstaff (32) helps to clear the way. one hundred four Arch Smith Arch Smith (24) and Jim Baldwin (23) fight with a Spartanburg player for a rebound. W1 v 1 B Bud Stevens Dickie Allen one hundred five Uhe (Zjultdoa f- laueri t Ellis Holcombe, David Wolfe, Dickie Allen Tim Schwoyer, Bud Stevens Jim Baldwin, Arch Smith, Dan Grindstaff Bruce Ballard, Earl Elingburg We OkanL Ok em Sror _At (jood Mi ear one hundred six Dave Wolfe (35) taps the ball to waiting Jim Baldwin (23) to start the decisive second half against East Tennessee. Arch Smith (center) and Dave Wolfe (35) charge in for rebound. Bruce Ballard waits for chance at ball. I ( keerteadt eri The first pep rally of the year was held to introduce the basketball team and to get the season started with a bang! LINDA PACIOXE Co-Captain MICKEY SCHAXDLER Co-Captain one hundred eight CHARLES MEDD PAUL MICHALOVE JOANN PERKINS GLADYS REISIG VIVIAN RAGAN All of Asheville re- joiced when Maria Fletcher became Miss America of 1962 and Asheville - Riltmore ' s Cheerleaders were on hand to welcome her back home. It was a great thrill to be a part of the parade given in her honor. one hundred nine I Two new things were added to our cheering section this year; the Victory Bell and the Gong. They both rang loud and clear through many games, help- ing the cheerleaders but sometimes disturbing the visiting basketball team. The cheerleaders worked hard and en- joyed an exciting basketball season this year. Win or lose, they were there to sup- port the team. They conducted pep rallys, arranged bus trips and held a bon fire, to try to encourage school spirit. It was not all work and not all play, but a good com- bination of the two. fc_ Earl Elingburg Earl Elingburg ( 22 ) takes a pass on his way in for a lay up. Jim Baldwin (23) lobs a two pointer over outstretched arm of Lees-McRae player. Jim Baldwin Dan Grindstaff Tim Schwover Coach Lanev Yelverton Dave Wolfe jumps for a rebound against Spar- tanburg player. Bruce Ballard David Wolfe one hundred twelv e Dm lido r ASHEVILLE-BILTMORE COLLEGE Basketball Record Won 12 Lost 11 Opponent We They Tusculum 58 68 86 74 Spartanburg North Greenville — — — 71 83 9 Warren-Wilson — - 68 63 •Gardner-Webb -- 67 72 Tusculum 67 55 North Greenville ---- 79 95 Lees McRae - - 87 74 Mars Hill -.. - - 78 64 Wingate — - 64 81 E. T. S. C. _ - -- 68 89 Brevard — 82 88 Anderson - --- — - 79 75 E. T. S. C ----- — 78 63 Gardner-Webb - ----- ----- --- 65 63 W. C. C. - - - - - 65 61 °W. C. C -- ----- 88 Spartanburg — - — - — - - ' 6 Mars Hill _.. -- - ----- - - 66 76 Brevard -- - ----- 75 88 Warren-Wilson 88 71 Wingate - - - 58 86 Lees McRae .. 81 64 ALL CONFERENCE Jim Baldwin Home games played at Asheville Catholic Hifih Gym. 78 80 one hundred thirteen ■ t 11111 • f.f «f Hi HIM one hundred fourteen rdvertiiemenli I Northside Flower Shop on Merrimon Avenue provided the beautiful arrangaments for the crowning of Miss Summit and her court. THE TENNENT NURSERIES Asheville, North Carolina 1924-1962 BUILDERS OF BEAUTY Evergreens — Azaleas — Rhododendrons — Hollies - CHARLES G. TENNENT, Owner - IT ' S DISTINCTIVE WHEN - - PLANTED BY TENNENT - OFFICE: 217 Westover Drive Telephone AL 3-0331 NURSERIES: Bingham Heights one hundred sixteen i __. BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Asheville, North Carolina Offices and Yards — Koon Development AL 3-5331 Yard No. 2 — Newbridge AL 4-3620 Johnson-Chandley Lumber Co., Inc. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Biltmore, North Carolina KENILWORTH DRUG STORE J. C. McGEE 489 Biltmore Ave. - AL 2-7681 Asheville, North Carolina Today Is Some Man ' s Birthday SEE FIELDS MEN ' S CORNER Carpenter-Matthew QUALITY JEWELERS Registered Jewelers American Gem Society Haywood Street at Patton Avenue Asheville, North Carolina WINNER ' S Store of Fashion 34 Haywood Street ERNIE MILLER ' S Forest Manor Restaurant 866 Hendersonville Road Dial AL 4-2097 SHOE SALON Shoes of Fashion WINNER ' S SALON OF BEAUTY Dial AL 3-6771 one hundred seventeen ' ■■ it W tfishevilles FIVEST HOTELS Uj « ffit Land of Hie Sky iitnm THE BATTERY PARK THE GEORGE VANDERBILT GEORGE J. CHUMBLEY, JR., Manager WILLIAM D. TURNER, JR., Manager MAURICE PUCKETT, President and General Manager Asheville, North Carolina HOLIDAY INN Tunnel Road Asheville, N. C. BILTMORE T.V. APPLIANCE 560 Hendersonville, Rd. Biltmore, N. C. A FRIEND one hundred eighteen ASHEVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 555 Merrimon Avenue Alpine 2-3581 MERRIMON AVENUE PHARMACY 229 Merrimon Avenue Phone AL 3-9836 FREE DELIVERY ARCO SERVICE STATION New Haw Creek Road HARRY E. BYAS, Prop. AL 2-5832 PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES CENTER 86 Victoria Road Asheville, North Carolina HAMRICK FEED CO. Fairvew Road Biltmore, N. C. SCHRAFFT ' S The Nation ' s Leading Candies ON SALE AT GOOD STORES EVERYWHERE $1.00- $2.00 Lb. (CandvJis Delicious Food ONE HOUR MARTINIZING TWO LOCATIONS 121 Biltmore Avenue 144 Tunnel Road - c  Ca D d tai BUSINESS SERVICES B ,u P. O. BOX 0 ASHEVILLE, N C. — — s s ALPINE J 09N . 3 1 M £ Photo Offset Printing Direct Image Printing Robotyper Plastic Binding Plastic Laminating Telephone Answering MORGAN BROS., INC. Wholesale Distributors 67 Broadway, Asheville, N. C. one hundred nineteen I WICK GREENE, JEWELERS 8 ' 2 Wall Street Asheville, N. C. Jewelry Repairs — Appraisals Mountings — Special Design — Engraving Stone Setting — Plating — Refinishing FINKELSTEIN ' S Biltmore Avenue Asheville, North Carolina SWANNANOA BANK TRUST CO. Swannanoa, North Carolina SALES SERVICE WIGHT ' S BUSINESS MACHINES NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS - ADDING AND DICTATING MACHINES SUPPLIES AND RENTALS Phone 253-8647 9Vb Broadway Avenue Asheville, N. C. Designed by the Six Associates, Inc. one hundred twenty SQUARE D COMPANY COMMERCIAL CONTROL DIVISION ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Moseley Shoe Service, Inc. 48 College Street ALpine 2-6758 Asheville, North Carolina MOODY ' S JEWELERS 735 Haywood Rd. West Asheville, N. C. Certified Master Watchmaker Home of Bigger Better Values BILTMORE HARDWARE COMPANY Paints, Farm Tools, and Garden Seeds 32 Hendersonville Road Phone AL 3-0011 Ashevile, N. C. MUTT TILSON PAINT GLASS CO., Inc. • Mirrors • A uto Glass • Table Tops • Shower Doors 236 SWANNANOA ROAD Phone AL 3-3741 • Glazing Re-Glazing • Store Fronts • Patio Doors Asheville, N. C one hundred twenty-one I Education Thrives and Depends on Paper CHAMPION PAPERS, INC. CAROLINA DIVISION CANTON, NORTH CAROLINA ATKINS-HARPER LUMBER CO. 332 Haywood Road - AL 2-2491 West Asheville, North Carolina COKER HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CO. W. P. COKER MILAM ' S WATCH SHOP WA7CH CLOCK REPAIRING 8H Wall Street Asheville, N. C. All Work Guaranteed AL 2-2465 We ' re Not Satisfied Unless You Are 74 Charlotte Street SCHANDLER ' S Asheville, North Carolina Now At 45 Oak Street Phone AL 3-6471 FOR FINE FOODS and 12 N. Pack Square A ' NL ' S HOBBICRAFT FOR TOYS, CRAFTS, HOBBIES, AND GIFTS one hundred twenty-two BILTMORE IRON AND METAL CO., INC. 785 Biltmore Avenue Phone AL 3-9317 GROCE SORRELLS SWANN, INC. Phone MO 7-2546 P. O. Box 122 U. S. Highway 19-23 Chandler, N. C. Everything In Automotive Parts JEEP TRUCKS FUNERAL HOME, INC. AMBULANCE SERVICE HENLEY Dial ALpine 2-3535 PAPER CO. 1155 Haywood Road 745 Biltmore Avenue West Asheville Phone AL 2-4491 Asheville, N. C. ARLEDGE ESSO SERVICE Marshall ' s 150 Tunnel Road Phone AL 4-9270 Fuel Oil and Kerosene 585 Haywood Road Asheville, North Carolina BRYSON BUS LINES 8 London Road Biltmore, North Carolina Blue Ridge Trucking Company KOON DEVELOPMENT Phone AL 2-1531 Biltmore, North Carolina VIC JARRETTS FLOWER SHOP AND FOAM CENTER 500 Biltmore Avenue Asheville, North Carolina DELUXE BARBER SHOP Haywood Road West Asheville, North Carolina one hundred twenty-three i SORRELLS PURE OIL SERVICE 132 Charlotte Street Asheville, North Carolina COWARD WHOLESALE FLORIST 1320 Haywood Road Asheville, N. C. HIGH FIDELITY SALES, INC. 180 Biltmore Avenue Asheville, N. C. AL 3-8639 For Perfection in Natural Sound We Are Always Happy to Serve You BEVERLY HILLS BARBER SHOP 807 Tunnel Road Asheville, N. C. HEATING • • PLUMBING AIR CONDITIONING 498 MERRIM0N +« f££. )t.J-J62 The Plumbing for The New Campus is by MOSER Have Gun, Will Grease LISLE ' S GULF SERVICE THE STATION OF DISTINCTION Dial AL 2-9773 4 Tunnel Road CCR Coal Company Fairview Road MONTFORD PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS 231 Montford Avenue FREE DELIVERY Dial AL 2-7321 Asheville, North Carolina BATES FOOD STORE Owned and Operated by GEORGE DAVIS 39 Pearson Drive EDWARDS BROTHERS O. K. RUBBER WELDERS New — Used Recap Tires Complete Front End Service 130 College Street ASHEVILLE BOOKSTORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 3 N. W. Pack Square AL 3-9510 LEWIS PIANO HOUSE 74 Patton Avenue Phone AL 2-5396 one hundred twnty-four w HOYLE OFFICE SUPPLIES INC. 21 North Market Street Asheville, North Carolina AL 3-7361 PLUMMER ' S RADiO SERVICE For HOME AND CAR RAD.03 270 Biltmore Avenue BENNETT ' S DRUG STORE 472 Haywood Road Asheville, N. C. AL 3-0414 BEST WISHES STARLITE THEATER ASHEVILLE ' S FINEST TUNNEL ROAD C. P. CLARE CO. Fairview, North Carolina Manufacturers of Electronical Components It ' s Time For A Change To Wilson ' s Spring Body Shop Dial AL 4-4676 or AL 4-4677 248 Biltmore Avenue Asheville, North Carolina We Appreciate Your Business MAX E. WILSON, Owner VAUGHN-RUSSELL CANDY CO. 422 McDowell Street Asheville, North Carolina ASHEVILLE CLEANERS DYERS, INC. 230 Merrimon Avenue Asheville, N. C. AL 4-2364 one hundred twnty-five «1I ' «I,IH '  I il Mewborne Vending Service SUPPLIES OUR COLLEGE As we see in this picture of Phyllis Hampton and Carl Goins enjoying in-between-classes sandwiches and soup. one hundred twnty-six GLOVER MOTORS, INC. BILTMORE 2 Valley Street Asheville, North Carolina PRESS AL 3-5616 COMMERCIAL PRINTERS PUBLISHERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS WINK ' S DRIVE-IN WINK ' S FAMOUS PIZZA PIES 9 Valley Street Tunnel Road Asheville, N. C. AL 2-4476 PHOENIX BEAUTY SHOP Burnsville, North Carolina STEVEN VANCE MEN ' S SHOP J. F. ROBINSON in GENERAL MERCHANDISE WINNER ' S Cane River, North Carolina N. A. MILLER CO. BABE MALOY ' S DRIVE-IN HARDWARE - FEED - SEED Now Using Tel-A-Tray 8 Beverly Road 26 Tunnel Road R. L COLEMAN AND COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS - BUILDERS, DEVELOPERS SALES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Phone AL 3-5391 ' Builder of the First Two Buildings At Asheville-Biltmore one hundred twenty-seven ■ i i i i Dining Rooms One Hundred Car — Electronic Curb Service Open 6 A.M. -12 Midnight Telephone AL 2-8130 AL 4-1543 Remember thy Creator now in the days of thy youth! C. A. HENSLEY WALTER JOHNSON ESSO 873 Merrimon Avenue Phone AL 2-9516 MAKE MUSIC A PART OF YOUR EDUCATION ' DUNHAM ' S MUSIC HOUSE COURTEOUS DRIVERS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE 2-Way Radio Cabs ASHEVILLE CAB COMPANY Dial AL 3-7622 one hundred tventy-eight Household Goods Institutions— Offices Packing — Storage Long Distance — Local UNION TRANSFER CO. 34 South Lexington Avenue — Telephone ALpine 3-4733 ■1 ■HBP ' ' IVEY ' S OF ASHEVILLE . . . if it 6 in t-adkion it 3 at +Jrueud one hundred twenty-nine IT TOWNE HOUSE DOUGHNUT CO., INC EAT Delicious Tov ne House Bakery Products Decorating Cakes Our Specialty OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY 257 Biltmore Avenue Asheville, North Carolina From A §£ST BY TA5T£-T£3r Community Friend TRANTHAM ' S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Filling Prescriptions Is Our Profession Broadway and Walnut Streets Asheville, N. C. AL 3-7911 FOX BARBER BEAUTY SHOP Refresh J L ac Id zest Mr. Mrs. J. W. Bartlett, Owners 1 Patton Avenue Asheville, N. C. AL 2-7521 Mjy 1 fkti GORDON ' S r ' B SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS 4 N. Pack Square Join Our Teenager Credit Club ■Jill f DRINK L A National Photo Supply, Inc. The Complete Camera Store PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL 301 East Chestnut Street Asheville, North Carolina 2 Battery Park Ave. AL 2-4160 Asheville, N. C. BANANA DISTRIBUTING CO. Bananas — Tomatoes — Produce Dial AL 2-5327 Asheville, N. C. one hundred thirty rutoarapnd iY sMu to arap L ir + ■ 1 L£J :H %a % 3m! ' f% m