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EDITOR

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HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR

and ASSOCIATES of the

MONTREAT COLLEGE

Montreat, North Carolina

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Sitting in the stillness of Gaither

Chapel, you are somehow impelled

to lift your eyes upward, to gaze

upon the small pictures in the

stained glass windows, the symbols

of our faith.

You see the open Bible, the "liv-

ing oracles" of God; the wheat,

signifying the Bread of Life, and

the grapes, representing Christ's

blood shed for us; the cross and the

crown, Jesus Christ—S a v i o r and

King, and the lamp, the HolySpirit.

Yet these symbols take on new,

though perhaps less majestic mean-

ings, as they become guides for

everyday living in Montreat . . .

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DEDICATION

We dedicate the 1955 Sun Dial . . .

To someone who loves Montreat girls and the "Montreat Spirit" . . .

To someone whose devotion to her work is caught by those about her

. . . To someone whose originality, imagination, and skdl add sparkle

and color to activities and entertainment . . . To someone who accepts

our joking graciously . . . To someone who means more to us than she

could ever guess . . . To . . .

156 araare1 t C-. J^mith

3tt memory *

DR. ROBERT CAMPBELLANDERSON

Born July 26, 1864

Died February 21, 195 5

Dr. Anderson, with his wife, Sadie Gaither Anderson, founded Mon-

treat College, and served as its president until

1947.

WORLD FELLOWSHIP BUILDING, College Dormitory

HOWERTON HALL, Colle S e Dormitory

swft a

GAITHER HALL, College Administration and Classroom Building

LAKE SUSAN, from beneath

Lakeside Bridge

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HISTORICAL FOUNDATION

COLLEGE HALL, Montreat

School Dormitory

ASSEMBLY INN, Dining

Room

INFIRMARY

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OUR "TEEMING METROPOLIS"

ANDERSON AUDITORIUMMontreat School Adminis-

tration and Classroom

Building

Wheat .

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. . . Young lives, to be cultivated by those who

are further along the road.

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&Ur. /?. f\upert rv/cLjrc KjreaorrPRESIDENT

FACULTYii

WILLIAM A. TUCKERBusiness Manager

Albion College, Albion, Mich.

Wayne University, Detroit, Mich.

UNA MAE MANGRUMSecretary to President

Texas State College for Women,B.A.

General Assembly's Training School,

M.A.

STAFF

C. A. STUBBSManager of Hotels and College Din-

ing RoomUniversity of North CarolinaAtlantic Christian College,

Wilson, N. C.

PRINCIE MAPHETRegistrar, Business Education

Flora MacDonald College, B.A.

University of North Carolina, M.S.

The Assembly's Training School,

Summer Sessions, Bowling GreenBusiness University, Bowling-

Green, Ky.

BETTY JEAN CHAPLINField Secretary

Montreat College, A.B.

MARY WELLS McNEILLAssistant Dean of Students

Agnes Scott College, B.A.

Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School,

New York Citv

WILLIAM A. BORAMPublicity Director, Journalism

Greenville State College, B.A.

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SbrngJl Wc2>- Wo.ro., J,Dejii of the Co

English

Washington* and Lee University, B.A.

Northwestern University, M.A., Ph.D.

Hi (Llizabetli lA/iliion-

Dean of Students

Bible

Vanderbilt University, A.B., M.A.

Graduate Work: Peabody College- University

of Hawaii - Northwestern University; Co-

lu.mbia Seminary

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FACULTY

ZOULEAN ANDERSON . Bible

College for Women, Columbia, S. C,Columbia University, M.A. ; As-B.A.

sembly's Training- School

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nary, New York, N. Y.

Biblical Se

VIRGINIA W. BUCHANANLibrarian

King College, B.A.; Peabody College,M.A. in Library Science -, Graduate Study:

Summer School at Sorbonne, Paris.

ALFRED CRAGO Psychology

University of Nebraska, B.A., M.A. \ University of Iowa,

Ph.D.; Graduate Work: University of Chicago.

MRS. ELISA FERNANDEZLouisiana State University, A.B.

HAROLD FRANTZ Piano, OrganFranklin and Marshall College, A.B. ; School of Sacred

Music, Union Theological Seminary, New York, M.S.M.;Westminster Choir College, M.Mus.

Spanish

LUCY GRIER School Nurse, HygieneAgnes Scott College, B.A.; Presbyterian Hospital, New York,

X. Y., R.N.; Columbia University, M.A.

ALLAN GUY Voice, Related Courses

Westminster Choir College, B.M.

ALBERT C. HOLT . . . Social Studies, Religion

Park College, Parkville, Mo., A.B., A.M.; Peabody College,

Ph.D.; Graduate Work: McCormick Theological Seminary,

Chicago; University of Chicago.

ELIZABETH HOYT Social Studies

Maryville College, B.A.; University of Tennessee, M.A.

;

Columbia University, Two Summer Sessions, University of

North Carolina, Three Summer Session.

MRS. S. E. LEE HousemotherVirginia College, Roanoke; Florida Woman's College.

PRINCIE MAPHET Shorthand

Flora MacDonald College, A.B.; University of North Caro-

lina, M.S. ; The Assembly's Training School, Richmond

;

Summer Sessions, Bowling Green Business University, Bowl-

ing Green, Kv.

FACULTY

JOHN MILLER . EducationBe. ea College, B.S. Peabody College,

M. \., Graduate W nk: University of

Ch cago, University if North Carolina,

Pe: body College.

HELEM MILKS . Home EconomicsMaryville College, B.A.; University of

Tennessee, B.S., M.S.

MRS. ELLEN SANDERS Science

University of Louisville, B.A., M.A.; Graduate Study: Uni-

versity of Southern California, University of Chicago.

MRS. SALLIE W. SCHOEN PianoOberlin Conservatory of Music, B.M. ; Indiana University,

M.M.; Certificate in Master Class of Piano, the SummerAcademy of the Mozarteum, Salzburg, Austria.

VICTOR SCHOEN Piano, TheoryMiami University, Oxford, Ohio, B.A.; Indiana University,

M.M. ; Certificate in Master Class of Piano, the SummerAcademy of the Mozarteum, Salzburg, Austria.

MARGARET E. SMITH . . Physical EducationFlora MacDonald College, B.A.

;Teachers College, Colum-

bia University, M.A. ; Graduate Work: Peabody College,

University of Wisconsin.

MRS. C. F. SOUTHERLANDSalem College, Winston-Salem.

Housemother

MRS. HELEN SOOS FrenchUniversity of Budapest, Hungary, B.A.

MARY WARD Assistant to NtFlora MacDonald College.

LILLA E. WATKINS .... Business EducationAgnes Scott; Cox College; Bussie Tift, B.A.j Mercer Uni-versity, B.S., M.A.; Bowling Green College of Commerce,B.A., B.S. ; Georgia University; University of Kentucky

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George Peabody College, M.A.

MRS. W. E. WHITE German, LatinWoman's College of the University of North Carolina,

B.A.; University of North Carolina, M.A., Ph.D.; Uni-versity of Chicago, One Summer Session.

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The Bible .

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. . . More than a course of study ... A source

of joy, hope and purpose. Our guide for today,

our promise for tomorrow.

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CLASSES17

SENIORS

"Haw'sRETT,

this for she}"—OFFICERS: MARY MOSER, Secretary, IVEY DEE CHAFFIN, Treasurer; MARGARET BAR-Pres'ident; JULIA TRAYNHAM, Vice-President.

CLASS OF '55

"We're the Senior Class of Montreal. College you

hear so much about . . .," and it has taken four years

of work and three of singing to get here!

Our first big project was the Freshman talent

show. We gave a Minstrel. Lil' Liza Jane . . .

oops . . . Miss Margaret Smith, was our advisor.

The Sophomore Class always provides the Christ-

mas entertainment. In December, 1952, the Student

body took a peek into "Santa's Work Shop;" Santa

took a peek into one of his boxes, where he found

"The Littlest Angel," and so was presented in pan-

tomime the story dear to the heart of all. WhenMr. and Mrs. Frantz agreed to be our sponsors, they

didn't know they'd keep the title through our gradu-

ation! For the Junior-Senior banquet we really went

"overboard," right down to "King Neptune's Court,"

complete with fish, mermaids, "seahorse supreme,"

and "water from the murk}' deep."

As Seniors, the best contribution we leave to our

Alma Mater is filed under SERVICF,, as we led

campus activities. These have been four wonderful

years of prayer, study, fun, and friendship.

".. . the Senior Class is on its way." How

thankful we are that our "way" led through that

Montreat gate!

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SENIORS

MARGARET BARRETTMonticello, Florida

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

"Bird seed" . . . the date room . . . trips to

Gastonia . . . Senior pres' . . . "Parlez-vous fran-

$ais" . . . "That's so neat" . . . the chorus . . .

"Have anything 'tangie'r" . . . Buddy Barrett.

MRS. JO ELLA BENNETTMoNTREATj North Carolina

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

"Mrs. Preacher" . . . circle meetings ... "I must

run home to fix dinner" . . . "Now, now" . . .

recipes . . . May queen . . . "Well, in Texas . .."

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SENIORS

LOUISE BENNETTAtlanta, Georgia

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

"Tidwell" . . . bookstore . . . Old faithful of the

S. G. A. . . . chewing gum . . . class dietitian

. . . "Dean of Complex Apartments" . . .

"Hatshepsut."

OLIVIA BISHOPGreenville, Florida

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

"Our John" . . . coffee at midnight . . . "Bro-

ther" . . . "Let's all go out for sports" . . .

"Onion Technological Cemetery" . . . "Jane

Eyre" . . . "Hot-shot."

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BETTY BLOUNTKenwood, Georgia

B.A.y Bible and Christian Education

"Brb" . . . "Not again?" . . . stuffed animals . .

Board of Women's Work . . . morning watch . .

church music . . . tomboy ... "I feel persecuted.

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IVEY DEE CHAFFINJesuPj Georgia

B.S., Music

"Ivory" . . . Money bags ... "I tell you frankly"

. . . Steinways and headaches . . . "Chin up" . . .

Kappa Pi Beta . . . fountain pens . . . always

prepared.

SENIORS

SENIORS

MRS. MARGARET CLARKJacksonville, Florida

B.S., Elementary Education

Nash Rambler . . . "It's just nerves" . . . socks

. . . Education—Ah-h-h-h . . . "Empty that

plate, Mickey Sue!" . . . Ashevillc stomp . . .

"Have vou washed vour hands, Mary Alice?"

... "I tell vou franklv."

MARGARET LEECHTroutville, Virginia

B.S., Church Music

At the organ . . . "evolution" . . . "Bishops and

high priests" . . . dramatic . . . scripts . . .

"That Christmas cantata" . . . Asheville . . .

absent-minded.

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LETA MILLERNew Orleans, Louisiana

5.5., Bible

Mardi Gras . . . "secret service" . . . "Not me,

boy!" . . . slave driver . . . dictionary Biology

Lab . . . shrimp Creole . . . "I'm going to be

frank with you" . . . "Wouldn't that be exotic?"

EVELYN MORRISMontgomery, West Virginia

B.A., Bible Jin! Christian Education

'Breezy" . . . "Major" Morris . . . sincerity . . .

'Sweetie" . . . "What we all need is some coffee"

. . Trixie . . . special permissions . . . Mambo.

SENIORS

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SENIORS

MRS. MARY MOSERCharlotte, North Carolina

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

Bill . . . "How about that "... May court

babysitting ... air mail letters from Korea .

flash bulbs . . . "My liP sis" . . . ole' matron

the chorus.

FRANCES MOUZONGreeleyyille, South Carolina

B.S., Church Mi/sic

Pebbles ... "I be swiggled" . . . the triplets . . .

Bartok . . . "speedy" . . . "Uh, uh, now—don't

hurt

got jazz.:

>! I" precious ' "Chapel Hill

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HILDA PLECKERMillboro, Virginia

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

"Pud" . . . "a-b-o-o-t—Va. style" . . . barber

parlor . . . S. C. A. . . . family reunions . . .

my niece and nephews . . . apples . . . "Yea,

Gold" . . . friendly.

JANET RUTH SMITHDarien, Georgia

B.A., Church Secretary

"VVoohe" . . . headlines . . . wild rides . . .

"I think we're just tired" . . . "words of wis-

dom" . . . Jack" rabbit trail . . . "Well, Daddysays."

SENIORS

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SENIORS

JULIA TRAYNHAMLaurens, South Carolina

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

"Yea, Board!" . . . "rupert" . . . "Traynham-ize vour watches; it's bell time" . . . prayer

groups . . . "Play off your tournaments" . . .

basketball . . . "Now, Miss Smith" . . . cheery.

MARY WILLIAMSSavannah, Georgia

B.A., Bible and Christian Education

Concoctions . . . sunny personality . . . "Nobread, thanks" . . . mica mania . . . "Anything

to eat in here?" . . . "How do you spell itr"

RUTH WOOTENOliNj North Carolina

B.S., Bible

"Ruthie" . . . W. C. C. . . . M-Club . . ,

"Kentucky Sue" . . . energetic . . . sports . . .

"No hair!" . . . Chicago . . . "To be perfectly

frank with you" . . . spring-y gait . . . dates.

CLASS ADVISORS

MR. AND. MRS. HAROLD FRANTZ

Special Student: MRS. NORA HUMMER

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JUNIORS

OFFICERS: BETTY WEAVER, Vice-President; SUE ENG, Secretary; ANNA BELLE GARLAND, Treasurer; KATHLEENRASH, President; MRS. GUY AND MR. GUY, Advisors . . . Selling sandwiches in hopes they can give the seniors a banquet.

REBECCA ATKINS

MABEL BROWN

BARBARA DANIELS

SUE DAVIS

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FRANCES COLLIS

FRANK CSAPO

DOROTHY GHANT

MARY LOUISE GRAY

JUNIORS

ROBERT HARE

CATHERINE HARPER

'NEAL HARRIS

MARGARET JACKSON

SARAH JACKSON

MARY FRANCES LUKE

JUNIORS

ANN MEEKS

CAROL ANN MILLER

BETTY RAYE MOBLEY

PEGGY RAKESTRAW

KATHLEEN RASH

BETSY REED

PAT SARTELLE

JOAN SCHRENK

ELEANOR SEAGLE

GARLENE SEAGLE

BARBARA WARREN

BETTY WEAVER

Not Pictured: SUE ENG, ANNA BELLE GARLAND, BARBARA MARTINCLARA MOORE, BETTY WHEELER, MRS. JOANN BORAM

MRS. HARRIE DANENHOWER

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SOPHOMORES

OFFICERS: FAYE LOWRY, Treasurer;

BARBARA DORTON, President; BETTYNEWTON, Secretary; MR. AND MRS.

MONROE, Advisors. Not Picture,!: JANEPRATT, Vice-President

SHIRLEY ANDERSON

PATSY BACH

LaVONIA BALLARD

HOPE BELL

ELAINE BERRONG

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SOPHOMORES

BETH BRAFORD

BETTY BULGER

SHIRLEY CAUDILL

PATSY CHILDERS

ISABEL CLARK.

MARGARET COLEMAN

BECKYJO COOPER

VALEEN COOPER

JERRY DAVIS

FRANKIE JODELLINGER

BARBARA DORTON

MARY FRANCESEDWARDS

SANDRA FRYE

THELMA GRANT

FRANCES HILLS

MARTHA JONES

PEGGY KYLE

GENEVIEVE LANDRUM

AGNES LAUGHTER

NAN-FANG LIANG

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SOPHOMORES

FAYE LOWRY

EMILY MOHLER

CAROLYN MOORE

iWILMA MORGAN

SHIRLEY NASH

JEWELL NEIL

SHIRLEY NELSON

BETTY NEWTON

NORMA O'BRIEN

JACKIE PORTERFIELD

JANE PRATT

PAT PRIEST

.SHIRLEY SHEFFIELD

iKATHRYN STEELE

'SHIRLEY SWOFFORD

ttfORA TURNER

MARY LOTT WALKER

DORIS WEBB

GENEVA WOODFIN

OPAL WOODFIN

Not Pictured: MIRIAM BORGES, GARON DRIGGERS, NOLA TURNER, ANN FOX

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FRESHMEN

OFFICERS: LUCILLE BLACKWELL, Treasurer; ANN BULLARD, Secretary; MISS MARY WELLS McNEILL, Advisor;

PANSIE CAMERON, President; PEGGY JO MILLER, Vice-President.

Nellie AttawayLouise Bradshaw

Nora Lee BeaverJean Broske

Silvia Benetiz

Ann BullardLucille BlackwellJean Burwell

Betty BradleyCatherine Bvrd

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Pansie CameronBecky CostnerJenelle GurganusSix Ai KimShirley Lyda

Goldia CampbellGladys CullerWarnee HartleyMary Lou Kiser

Belle McAllister

Demetria ChandarlisCarolyn DillinghamGloria HoodDona Rae LackiePatsy McDaniel

Virginia ColterBetty DuncanBetty JohnstonRosalie Landis

Peggy Jo Miller

Marietta CopenhagenDorothy DuncanBeatrice KeysEmily LucasFrances Murphy

FRESHMEN35

Myrtis PettjtPeggy RogersSabra SlayJane Taylor

Margaret PickardJanice RoysterJanet SmithBetty Sue Turnage

Grace RenoDorothy RussellCorenia SmithsonBetty Warren

Ann RenshawJoyce SharpClaudette Stiltner

Mary Lou Watts

Patsy Roberts

Ann SharpeJeanette Stiltner

Pat Williams

Not Pictured: LUDIE HALL, REBECCA KEY

FRESHMEN

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The Cross and Crown . .

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. . . He whose role is thus symbolized plays

an important part in our campus organizations,

and, we are not ashamed of Him.

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ACTIVITIES

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION,

EVELYN MORRISPresident

KATHY RASH, President of Junior Class; PANSIE CAMERON, Presi-

dent of Freshmen Class; BARBARA DORTON, President of SophomoreClass; MARGARET BARRETT, President of Senior Class.

The Student Government Associa-

tion has a practical and an ideal pur-

pose: to co-ordinate campus activities

and to help develop within each stu-

dent the highest standard of personal

honor. The Cabinet of S. G. A., as the

administrative body, works toward

this end with the support of the stu-

dents and the inspiration of the Spirit

of the Lord.

LOUISE BENNETT, Vice-President of S. G. A.;MISS ELIZABETH WILSON, Advisor; ANNMEEKS, Secretary.

HOUSE OFFICERS: Seated: BARBARA DANIELS, President, Fellow-ship; MARY FRANCES LUKE, President, Houierton; PAT BACH,HOPE BELL, Assistants, Howerton; KATHY STEELE, ELAINE BER-RONG, Assistants, Fellowship. Not Pictured: SUSIE ENG, Assistant,

Hozverton.

JANET RUTH SMITH, Editor, "Dialette;" EVELYN MORRIS, Presi-

dent, S. G. A.; LETA MILLER, Editor, Sun Dial; HILDA PLECKER,President, S. C. A.; OLIVIA BISHOP, President, A. M. A. Seated, Cen-ter: MISS WILSON.

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STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

Back Rozc: HOPE BELL, Art andPublicity; BECKY ATKINS, Treas-

urer; BETSY REED, Vice-Presi-

dent. Front Ro:i: BETTY RAYEMOBLEY, President of Life Serv-

ice Group; MARY WILLIAMS,Secretary; EVELYN MORRIS,President of S. G. A.

EXAMINING RELICS IN THE HISTORICAL FOUNDATION.

GROUP LEADERSFRANCES HILLS, Enlistment and Training; BETTYBLOUNT, Spiritual Life; BETTY BULGER, Church Ex-

tension; KATHY STEELE World Missions; FRANCES

MOUZON, Music; BETH BRAFORD, Comradeship;ELEANOR SEAGLE, Christian Education.

To lead all students to a deeper faith in

God through Christ Jesus by means of

Bible study, service projects, and devo-

tional programs—this is the purpose of the

S. C. A.

HOWERTON PRAYER GROUP LEADERS. FELLOWSHIP PRAYER GROUP LEADERS.

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SUN DIAL Staff

Vt-Oh! Another one of endless south' LETA MILLEREditor; 'XEAL HARRIS, SARAH JACKSON, Asso

ciate Editors,

Heaps of proofs and glossies, pic-

ture schedules, ads; hours of march-

ing over the campus with our patient

photographer, genuine slave 1 a b o r,

many chuckles, loss of sleep and pass-

ing grades . . . but a great big wonder-

ful feeling when we hand you the

finished product, the 1955 Sun Dial.

// happens every week—Blue Monday' THELMAGRANT, Assistant Advertising Manager; MARYMOSER, Advertising Manager.

I'll take six . . , of each'. SUSIE DAVIS, Business Manager;BILL BORAM, "Dialette" and Sus* Dial Advisor; JEANMcELROY, High School Editor.

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When's that deadline

Typists.

BETSY REED, SUSIE ENG,

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DIALETTE StaffMONTREAT'S BEST SELLER

History is recorded on its pages,

Along with all the current rages.

Bermuda skirts, knee socks,

Rope beads . . . all temporary.

Necessary hurts, hard knocks,

News leads . . . very permanent.

"Check this copy;" "Beat that deadline;"

"What are we gonna use for a headline:"

Horror of horrors,

The money's all spent!

(What a revoltin' development).

No, our efforts never let up

'Til the paper is safely set up!

"How's this far news? DRAGNUT HOWER-TON SLEUTHS SOLVE MYSTERY OF MISS-ING NUTS." JANET SMITH, Editor; EMILYMOHLER, Associate Editor.

"Business wasn't so good today." DORIS WEBB, Assistant

Advertising Manager; FAYE LOWRV, Advertising Man-ager; BETTY BLOUNT, Business Manager.

"Woofie wants those articles 'on the double'!" Typists.

MARGARET PICKARD, NELLIE ATTAWAY, PEGGYJO MILLER, ANN RENSHAW, SHIRLEY CAUDILL,JERRY DAVIS, FRANKIE JO DELLINGER.

Above: CORENIX \MITHSON, CAROLYN DILLING-HAM, Humor Editors; FRANCES HILLS, Art and Pub-licity; DEMETRIA CHANDARLIS, Sports Editor. Below:A meeting of the Reporters and the Feature Writers.

shiri.ey' swofford, betty Johnston, janetaylor, emily lucas, gladys culler, gene-vieve landrum.

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

BETTY RAYE MOBLEY, Vice-President; OLIVIA BISHOP,President; MISS SMITH, Advisor.

MARY LOU GRAY, Secretary; SHIRLEY NELSON, Head Cheer-

leader; BETTY WEAVER Treasurer; DORIS WEBB, Art andPublicity.

FRANCES COLLINS, Blue Team Representativ

PEGGY KYLE, Gold Team Representative

1"We're the girls with the spirit, yea Board!"

From the first exciting days of soccer season

through Softball in the spring, the A. M. A. offers a

variety of indoor and outdoor sports, hiking, and

square dancing for every "Montreater" to enjoy.

GAROX DRIGGERSHead of Softball

MARY FRAXCES EDWARDSCo-Hiker

XORMA O'BRIEXHead of Basketball

LaVONIA BALLARDHead of Volleyball

BETH BRAFORDHead o f Soccer

JULIA TRAYXHAMHead of Individual Sports

BARBARA WARRENHead of Tennis

Seated:

ELAIXE BERROXGCo-Hiker

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KAPPA PI BETAOFFICERS: IVEV DEE CHAFFIX,President; MARGARET LEECH, Vice-

President; BARBARA DANIELS, Treas-

urer; KATHLEEN RASH, S e c r e t a r v;

MISS BUCHANAN, MRS. WHITEAdvisors.

SPANISH CLUBOFFICERS: MIRIAM BORGES, Presi-

dent; BECKYJO COOPER, Vice-Presi-

dent; BARBARA DORTON, Secretary-

Treasurer; MRS. FERNANDEZ, Advisor:

GLENN FERNANDEZ, Mascot.

LIFE SERVICEOFFICERS: BETTY RAYE MOBLEY,President; JERRY DAVIS, Vice-President;

ISABEL CLARK, Secretary; MRS. SOOS,Advisor.

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MARGARET LEECH

It's always a grand night for singing!

Ask any of Montreat's music makers. Everychurch service needs a choir; every vesper

program needs special music; every student

body needs concerts, and every heart needs

MUSIC

OFF ON THE FALL CHORUS TOUR

a song. From "Lord, I Want to Be a Chris-

tian" to "Would That My Song HadWings, Dear," their music lifts, enriches,

and inspires.

THE COLLEGE CHORUSMR. ALLAN GUY, Director

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MR. SCHOEN, MR. GUY

THE CHURCH CHOIRMR. ALLAN' GUY, Director

IVEY DEE CHAFFIN til J i,

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COLLEGIATECOUNCIL OF

UNITEDNATIONS

OFFICERS:

"NORA" LIANGPresident

LaVONIA BALLARDVice-President

MIRIAM RORGESSecretary

MISS HOYTAdvisor

RED CROSS"Off to the hospital!"

OFFICERS:

MISS MILESAdvisor

SHIRLEY CAUDILLTreasurer

THELMA GRANTChairman

BECK.YJO COOPERProgram Chairman

ELEANOR SEAGLESecretary

THALIANS

OFFICERS:

BECKYJO COOPERPresident

JANE PRATTVice-President

SABRA SLAYSecretary

FRANKIE JO DELLINGERTreasurer

MISS HOYTAdvisor

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The Lamp .

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. . . Play to win,, in the light of true

sportsmanship.

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SPORTSr.i

Sports are a form of self-expression, and "things get right excitin'"

when the Seniors and Sophomores, who make up the Gold team and

the Juniors and Freshmen, who compose the Blue team, begin expressing

themselves!

GOLD TEAM

GOLD CHEERLEADERSGARON DRIGGERSBECKYJO COOPERPATSY RUTH BACHPATSY CHILDERS

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SHIRLEY NELSONHead Cheerleader

BLUE CHEERLEADERSJENELLE GURGANUS, BETTY WARREN, SABRA SLAY

BLUE TEAM

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BASKETBALL

TABLE TENNIS

SPORTS

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M CLUBRUTH WOOTEN, President

SOFTBALL

HIKING CLUBELAINE BERRONGMARY FRANCES EDWARDS

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Grapes... In all things, in pleasures and excit-

ing moments, as in work and worship, God is

acknowledged.

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SUPERLATIVES

TRUE SPIRITUAL VISION

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SPORTSMANSHIP

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Senior Representative

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Freshman Representative

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ADMINISTRATION

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_4nntePrincipal

Chemistry, Mathematics

University of Louisville, B.A.

Columbia University, M.A.

M.

/7. ~J4tbert (L.Ivans

Dean of Girls

Lander College

Greenwood, South Carolina

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FACULTY

ARMISTEAD

COLE

JOHANSON

STOCKBURGER

MRS. W. H. ARMISTEDGeography, Civics, History

Queens College, B.A.

ASHEVILLE NuRMAL SCHOOL

FRANCES ELIZABETH COLEFrench, Latin

Flora MacDonald College, B.A.

University of North Carolina, M.A.

LOIS JOHANSONBible, Physical Education

Maryville College, B.A.

Assembly's Training School, M.A.

CASSANDRA STOCKBURGEREnglish

Bethel College, B.A.

Scarrett College, M.A.

ELIZABETH WOODHOUSEMathematics

Converse College, B.A.

WOODHOUSE

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SENIORS

OFFICERS: HENRIETTA GOURDIN, President; MARY B. ARMISTEAD, Vice-President; SANDRA PENDREY, Secre-

tary; MARY ELLEN McKEEHAN, Treasurer; MISS LOIS JOHANSON, Advisor.

SENIOR CLASS POEM

We stand before the world's great door,

The door of Life for all;

We each shall leave the former road

To heed life's beckoning call.

Yet still the love of friendships true

Shall in our memory be;

The days of joy we each have shared

In bonds of unity.

—PEGGY HARRIS.

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ARMISTEAD FUNK GOURDIN

MARY BLANTON ARMISTEADArtlessly unaware . . . young dawn . . . fingers gifted on ivory.

Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Blackfoot Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2,Vice-President lj French Club 1, 3, Treasurer 3; Music Club 1, 2, l\

President 3; Class Treasurer 1, 3; Vice-President of Class 4; Ath-letic Board 2, 4, Publicity 2, Secretary 4; Varsity Soccer 1, 2, 3,Varsity Basketball 1, 2; "M" Club 4; May Court Representative I;Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Juman Soccer 1, 3; Semore Soccer 2.

golden ambition*

1, 2, 3, 4; HikingPresident 1 ; Class

nner Choir 1 ; Stu-

Representativc 1,2;Association 2, 3, 4,

Member 4; Varsitv

Presbyterian Youthonorary Member 4;

Juman Soccer 3;

French Club 3, 4;

FANCHON FELICE FUNKMany talents . . . magnetic . . . diplomatic . .

President of Sunday School Class 1 ; Glee ClubClub 1, 2, 3, 4; Apache Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4; ClasRepresentative 2, 3; Student Body President 4; I

dent Government Association 2, 3, 4; Soccer QueenLatin Club I, 2, Secretary 1, President 2; AthleticHead of Softball 2, Vice-President 3, HonorarySoccer 1,2; Captain Sophomore Basketball Team 2;Fellowship 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, HSecretary of Sunday School Class 2; Marshal 2;Music Club 1, 2, 3; "M" Club 3, 4, President 4Alpha Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; Semore Soccer 2.

HENRIETTA PALMER GOURDIN"To be or not to be" . . . genteel . . . falling snowfiakes.

Music Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Hiking Club2, 3, 4; Sequoia Tribe 2, 3, 4; National Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President4; Student Government Association 3, 4, Class President 3, 4; SeniorSuperlative "Joy in Learning" 4; Marshal 3j National Honor So-ciety 2, 3.

VIVIAN ELEANOR GRIFFINTactful . . . deep summer . . . genuine.

Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Hiking Club 2, 3, 4; PresbyterianYouth Fellowship 3, Chairman of Outreach; Sequoia Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4;Soccer Queen Representative 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary' 2

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French Club 1, 3, 4; Captain Basketball Team 3; Captain SoccerTeam 4; Athletic Board 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Varsity Basket-ball 1, 2; "M" Club 3, 4; Student Government Association 4; JumanSoccer 1, 3; Semore Soccer 2; Senior Superlative "Sportsmanship" 4.

PEGGY HARRISCalm

. . . literary . . . subtle wit . . . smoke pearl.

Student Government Association 4; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship3, 4, Chairman of Witness 3, President 4; Apache Tribe 3, 4; BetaClub 4; Alpha Phi 3, 4, President 4; President of Sunday SchoolClass 3; Representative to Literary Guild 3; Senior Superlative "TrueSpiritual Vision" 4.

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HIGH SCHOOL

HINES HOLMES HONEYCUTT

BETTY LOU HINESFun loving . . , unsuspected shyness . . . winter brown hues.

Varsity Basketball 2} Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Apache Tribe 2, 3, 4; Hik-

ing Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1\ Varsity Soccer 3* Presbyterian YouthFellowship 3, 4, Chairman of Christian Fellowship 3, Chairman of

Christian Faith 4; Athletic Association 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-Presi-

dent 4; "M" Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Juman Soccer 3; Sernore Soccer

2; Captain Volleyball 3.

JEANNE HOLMESIridescent Spirit . . . unique . . . lovable . . . unseen depths.

Student Publication 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Blackfoot Tribe 2, 3, 4,

Tribe Chief 3; Athletic Board 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 3, Treasurer 4i

Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 4; Senior Class Representative; Latin

Club 2; French Club 4, President 4; Hiking Club 2, 4; Beta Club 3;

"M" Club 4.

LOIS ANNE HONEYCUTTLikeable . . . pixies . . . lighting fireflies . . . smiles.

Apache Tribe 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4.

MARJORIE JEAN McELROY"Brevity is the soul of wit" . . . dependable . . . cool gray mists.

Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2j National Honor Society 2j ApacheTribe 2, 3, 4j Glee Club 2, 3; Hiking Club 2, 4; Vice-President Sun-

day School Class 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Athletic Association 3,

Tribe Chief; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Soccer Captain 4,

Varsity Soccer 4; Student Government Association 4; Student Publica-

tions 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Sun Dial Staff 3, 4.

MARY ELLEN McKEEHANUnexpected depth . . . creatiz'eness . . . gleaming emeralds.

Volleyball Captain 3; Blackfoot Tribe 3, 4; Athletic Association 4,

Tribe Chief 4, Cheerleader 4; Alpha Phi 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer

4; French Club 3, 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Juman Soccer 3; Sernore 3;

Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Basketball 3.

McELROYMcKEEHAN

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SENIORS

MacNICHOLAS MEGGS PENDREY

MARY FRANCES MacNICHOLASCrystal character . . . sincere . . . inspirational . . . perception.

Student Government Association 2, 4; Class President 2; Vice-Presi-dent of Student Body 4; Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 2, 4, Chair-man of Witness 2, Chairman of Christian Witness 4; Athletic Board4, Tribe Chief; Chicasaw Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4; Hiking Club 1, 2, LatinClub 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President 1; Music Club 1, 2,Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3 ; French Club 3; "M" Club 3, 4,Alpha Phi 3, 4; Senior Superlative "Graciousness".

PATRICIA LOUISE MEGGSGenerous . . . spontaneous . . . talkative.

Blackfoot Tribe 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club 1, 2, 3,

Latin Club 1, 2; Hiking Club 1, 3, 4; Varsity 1, 2, 3; Inner Choir 1;

Soccer Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Juman Soccer 1, 3; ScmoreSoccer 2.

LILLIAN SANDRA PENDREYMature outlook . . . the second mile . . . grace of Venus.

Student Publication 4, Society Editor; Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 4,Librarian; Cheerleader 4; Blackfoot Tribe 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Sec-retary-Treasurer of Sunday School Class 4.

FRANKIE MAE SAGESTERUnderstanding . . . velvet eyes . . . sparkling . . . opal fires.

Secretary of Class 2; May Day Representative 2; Hiking Club 2,Latin Club 2; Sequoia Tribe 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 3, TribeChief; Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2; Captain of Soft-ball 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Music Club 2; Juman-Semore 2, 3; MayCourt, Maid of Honor 4.

SANDRA ANNE YOSTCasual manner . . . high ideals . . . stately . . . swaying palms.

Class Treasurer 3; Student Publication 3, 4, Typist 3, Business Man-ager 4; Athletic Association 4, Tribe Chief; Beta Club 3, 4; FrenchClub 3, 4_ Secretary 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Glee Club 3, 4; AlphaPhi 3, 4; Apache Tribe 3, 4; Varsity Soccer 4; Varsity Basketball 3;May Court, Senior Representative 4; Hiking Club 3, 4; Tuman-Semore 3.

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JUNIORS

OFFICERS: ELIZABETH GARNER, President; BETH REGISTER, Vice-President; WAYNNE BURNETTE, Secretary;

MARIAN OWEN, Treasurer; MISS CASSANDRA STOCKBURGER, Advisor.

WAYNNE BURNETTE

CAROL CLEMENT

JAN CHASTAIN

JANE COVINGTON

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SHERRY DeVANEY

ANN KORAN

ELIZABETH GARNER

LINDA JONES

JOYCE LUND

MARIAN OWEN

MARGUERITE RAY

ELIZABETH REGISTER

ROSE MARIE SCHULTZ

Not Pictured:

DENSIE HAGER

SOPHOMORES

OFFICERS: PENNY HUNT, President; JANE BULLER, Treasurer; MARIAN COOKE, Vice-President; ANN COLES Sec-

retary; MISS ELIZABETH WOODHOUSE, Advisor.

NANCY BONNER

JANE BULLER

ANN COLES

MARIAN COOKE

PENNY HUNT

NANCY KUYKENDALL

ANNA NEWLAND

CAROL RIDDLE

SUSAN STAMPS

SHERRIE WYNNE

Not Pictured:

JANE GIFFORD

FRESHMEN$&*

OFFICERS:

KATIE JO TORRENCESecretary

ANN McLEODTreasurer

KATIE JO TORRENCE

CAROL LYN TUCKER

KAY WILLIAMS

Tournament games played in Black Mountain G.

ACTIVITIES

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Seated: MRS. EVANS, FUNK, MISS WEBB. Standing; HUNT, NEWLAND, McELROY, DeVANEY, HOLMES, GRIFFIN, GAR-NER, GOURDIN, HARRIS, MacNICHOLAS.

The main purpose of the Cabinet is to

uphold the ideals and standards of the

school, and, in doing so, to establish a

friendly spirit among the students.

The Cabinet is made up of the president

of the student body, the vice-president, the

heaas of the three main organizations

—

Council, Staff, and Athletic Board—the

presidents of the three upper classes and

their representatives.

FANCHON FUNK .... President of Student Body

MITZI MacNICHOLAS . Vice-President of Student Body

PEGGY HARRIS . . . President of Youth Fellowship

JEAN" McELROY Editor of "Lookout"

VIVIAN GRIFFIN . . . President of Athletic Board

HENRIETTA GOURDIN . . President of Senior Class

PEPPI HOLMES Senior Representative

ELIZABETH GARNER . . . President of Junior Class

SHERRY DeVANEY Junior Representative

PENNY HUNT .... President of Sophomore Class

ANNA NEWLAND .... Sophomore Representative

MISS ANNIE WEBB Advisor

MRS. J. ALBERT EVANS Advisor

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PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

Standing, Left to Right: LINDA JON'ES,

Chairman of Christian C i t i z e n s h i p;

SHERRY DeVANEY, Chairman of Chris-

tian Outreach ; BETTY LOU H I N E S,

Chairman of Christian Faith. Seated: JANCHASTAIN, Chairman of Christian Fel-

lowship. Not Picture,!: MITZI MacNICH-OLAS, Chairman of Christian Witness:

MRS. MARY MOSER, Advisor.

Top Row: PENNY HUNT, Secretary-

Treasurer; MISS ST0CK.BURGER, Ad-visor. Below: PEGGY HARRIS, Presi-

dent: FANCHON FUNK., Student BodyPresident.

The endeavor of the P. Y. F. Council is to promote Christian fellow-

ship within the student body and to help each girl follow the "High Road."

The Council sponsors the religious activities of the school. "Sings,"

prayer groups, vespers, and morning watch are some of the main programs

which play a large part in each student's campus life.

Members of the Council, who are chosen for their exemplary Christian

living, are glad to advise the other students in any way they can.

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

VIVIAN GRIFFINPresident

I'EPPI HOLMES! reasurer

BETTY LOU HINESVice-President

MARY ARMISTEADSecretary

The High School Athletic Board plans and

directs the recreation of the students. Its pur-

pose is to develop interest and efficiency in

sports, and to encourage healthful living,

good sportsmanship, and a friendly spirit of

cooperation among the girls.

Upon arrival at Montreat, all students au-

tomatically become members of the Athletic

Association and of one of the four tribes.

The members of the Athletic Board are

chosen for their skill in sports and for their

ability to live up to the ideals of the Board.

MARY E. McKEEHAN MITZI MacMCHOLAS WAYNNE BURNETTEBlackfoot Tribe Chief Chickasazc- Tribe Chief Sequoia Tribe Chief

BETH REGISTERHead Cheerleader

ANN COLESPublicity

±k±d?U

^JMARION OWENS JANE COVINGTON SHERRY DeVANEY

Basketball and Tennis Volleyball and Softball Indoor Sports

FANCHON FUNK MISS LOIS JOHANSONHonorary Member Sponsor

Not Pictured: SANDRA YOST, Apache Tribe Chief; PENNY HUNT, Head of Hiking.

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STUDENT PUBLICATIONS

The life of the Staff member is not an easy

one.

"Deadline: What deadline?" "Well, I

haven't written it yet, but . . .;" red and

white; "Where is your hat?" "broken-down"

typewriter; the smell of the mimeographing

ink; and finally "Paper, anyone?" All this

goes into the making and printing of The

Lookout. Then when someone says "That was

a real good paper," we know it was worth all

our time and hard work.

JOYCE LUNDAssociate Editor

SANDRA YOSTBusiness Manager

SANDRA PENDREY GAIL FUNDERBCRK.Society Editor Sports Editor

JANE BULLERTypist

SHERRY DeVANEYTypist

BETH REGISTERTypist

CAROL RIDDLETypist

MISS STOCKBURGERSponsor

Not Pictured: JAN CHASTAIN, Feature Editor; SUSAN COHEN, Art Editor.

M CLUB'FANCY" FUNK, President

QUILLAND SCROLL

miss stockburgerjean Mcelroysandra yostjoyce lund

BETA CLUBMARY B. ARMISTEAD

President

HENRIETTA GOURDIXVice-President

jean McelroySecretary-Treasurer

PENNY HUNT, Apache

JANE COVINGTON, Chickasaw

SANDRA PENDREY, BlackfooC

JANE BRYANT, Sequoia

BETH REGISTER, Head Cheerleader

CAROL CLEMENT, Sequoia

BETTY LOU HINES, Apache

ANN COLES, Chickasaw

MARY ELLEN McKEEHAN, BlackfooC

FRENCH CLUB

PEPPI HOLMESPresident

JOYCE LUNDVice-President

MARION OWENSecretary

ROSE MARIE SCHULTZTreasurer

MISS COLEAdvisor

GLEE CLUBMR. ALLAN GUY

Director

CHICKASAW TRIBEMITZI MacNICHOLAS

Tribe Chief

SEQUOIA TRIBEWAYXNE BURNETTE

Tribe Chief

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FEATURES

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SUPERLATIVES

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SUPERLATIVES

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Senior Representative

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Sophomore Representative

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Freshman Representative

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MAID OF HONOR

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

Miss Zoulcan Anderson Florence, S. C.

Mrs. W. H. Armistead Montreat, N. C.

Mr. William Boram Montreat, N. C.

Miss Virg-inia Buchanan Saltville, Va.

Miss Betty Chaplin Route 1, Black Mountain, N. C.

Miss Elizabeth Cole Montreat, N. C.

Dr. Alfred Crago 209 Boulevard, Gainesville, Fla.

Mrs. J. Albert Evans 2 Clarendon Rd., Asheville, N. C.

Mrs. Lisa Fernandez Montreat, N. C.

Mr. Harold Frantz Montreat, N. C.

Miss Lucy Grier Montreat, N. C.

Mr. Allan Guy Montreat, N. C.

Dr. A. C. Holt Montreat, N. C.

Miss Elizabeth S. Hoyt Montreat, N. C.

Miss Lois Johanson 2908 2nd Ave., S., Leeds, Ala.

Mrs. S. E. Lee 199 Jackson Rd., Newman, Ga.

Miss Una Mae Mangrum Montreat, N. C.

Miss Princie Maphet Montreat, N. C.

Miss Helen Miles Montreat, N. C.

Mr. John R. Miller. . . Farm School Rd., Swannanoa, N. C.

Dr. Dougald Monroe Montreat, N. C.

Dr. J. R. McGregor Montreat, N. C.

Miss Mary Wells McNeill Florence, S. C.

Mrs. Ellen Sanders Campbellsville, Ky.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schoen

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212 Belford Ave., Huntington, W. Va.

Miss Margaret Smith Montreat, N. C.

Mrs. Geza Soos Montreat, N. C.

Mrs. C. F. Southerland . .810 Rankin St., Greensboro, N. C.

Miss Cassandra Stockburger Cleveland, Tenn.

Miss Mary Ward Clarkton, N. C.

Miss Lilla Watkins Jackson, Ga.

Miss Annie Webb Montreat, N. C.

Mrs. W. E. White Delco, N. C.

Miss Elizabeth Wilson Montreat, N. C.

Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse Montreat, N. C.

Mr. William Tucker Montreat, N. C.

Mr. C. A. Stubbs Montreat, N. C.

MONTREAT COLLEGE

Shirley Anderson . 1 68 1 Glenwood Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga.

Rebecca Atkins... 309 Sidney Johnson St., Fort Mill, S. C.

Nellie Aattaway P. O. Box 569, Scottdale, Ga.

Patsy Bach Blackey, Ky.

LaVonia Ballard Box 332, Tuxedo, N. CMargaret Barrett Sprindale Grove, Monticello, Fla.

Nora Lee Beaver Rt. No. 1, Cleveland, N. C.

Hope Bell Columbiana, Ala.

Silvia Benitez San Telmo No. 17, Manzanilla, Cuba

Jo Ella Bennett Montreal, N. C.

Louise Bennett 1054 Glenwood Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga.

Elaine Berrong Level Grove Rd., Rt. No. 1, Cornelia, Ga.

Olivia Bishop Box 106, Greenville, Fla.

Lucille Blackwell . . . 210 Lakeside Dr., Hendersonville, N. C.

Betty Blount Kenwood, Ga.

Miriam Borges Salud 159, Cardenas, Cuba

Betty Bradley Linwood Rd., Rt. No. 4-, Gastonia, N. C.

Louise Bradshaw .103 North Church St., Mooresville, N. C.

Beth Braford Natural Bridge Station, Va.

Jean Broske 5004 Stone Leigh Rd., Richmond, Va.

Mabel Brown Box 60, Clinton, S. C.

Betty Bulger ...... 1935 Handley Ave., S- W-, Atlanta, Ga.

Ann Bullard 316 Washington Ave., Marietta, Ga.

Jean Burwell 403 High St., Oxford, N. C.

Catherine Byrd Box 102, Rowland, N. C.

Pansie Cameron Route 3, Raleigh, N. C.

Goldia Campbell Route 2, Box 226, Chesterfield, S. C.

Shirley Caudill Glendale Springs, N. C.

Ivey Dee Chaffin 336 East Magnolia St., Jesup, Ga.

Demctria Chandarlis Box 345, Mirando City, Texas

Patsy Childers Bulan, Ky.

Isabel Clark Route 2, Hendersonville, N. C.

Mrs. Margaret Clark

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2800 Riverside Ave., Jacksonville, Fla.

Frances Collis Green Mountain, N. C.

Virginia Colter 412 W. Minn. Ave., DeLand, Fla.

Becky Jo Cooper

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% Tela R. R. Co., La-Lima, Hounduras, Central America

Valeen Cooper Box 667, Black Mountain, N. C.

Marietta Copenhagen 122 Poole St., Kennett, Mo.

Beckie Costner No. 9 S. Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C.

Frank Csapo 11 Lebanon St., Lackawanna 18, N. Y.

Gladys Culler Pinnacle, N. C.

Barbara Daniels Route 3, Box 1 89, Newrland, N. C.

Jerry Davis 1429 Rayfield Dr., Midfield, Birmingham, Ala.

Sue Davis Rt. 1, Box 312, Bladenboro, N. C.

Frankie Jo Dellinger 114 Cone St., Cherryville, N. C.

Carolyn Dillingham- Dillingham Rd., Barnardsville, N. C.

Barbara Dorton Route 1 , Box 1 60, Charlotte, N. C.

Garon Driggers Box 60, Clinton, S. C.

Betty Duncan Rt. No. 1, Box 198, Flat Rock, N. C.

Dorothy Duncan East Wyoming St., Bluefield, W. Va.

Mary Frances Edwards Box 281, Bladenboro, N. C.

Mae Sue Eng P. O. Box 2760, Jacksonville, Fla

Mary Fisher Box 225, Weaverville, N. C.

Sandra Frye 55 Decatur St., Portsmouth, Va.

Anna Belle Garland Relief, N. C.

Dorothy Ghant Rt. 2, Fort Mill, S. C.

Thelma Grant 300 Nichols St., Dalton, Ga.

Mary Lou Gray 5321 Lovegrove Rd., Jacksonville, Fla.

Jenelle Gurganus Wallace, N. C.

Ludie Hall Rt. 2, Donalds, S. C.

Bobby Hare Rt. 4, Chester, S. C.

Catherine Harper 4618 Tunis St., Jacksonville, Fla.

'Neal Harris 209 S. Clark, Blackville, S. C.

Warnce Hartley 819 N. 19th Ave., Pensacola, Fla.

Frances Hills Rt. 1, Box 362, Charleston, S. C.

Gloria Hood C. M. D. 3 32, Box 700, Charlotte, N. C.

Mrs. Margaret Jackson

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W. N. C. San, Black Mountain, N. C.

Sarah Jackson. 105 N. Goforth St., Kings Mountain, N. C.

Betty Johnston Williamsburg, W. Va.

Martha Jones Box 5, Franklin, N. C.

Beatrice Keys Silver Creek, Ga.

Sun Ai Kim

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48-3Ka Chunghadang, Nangsanku, Seoul, Korea

Mary Lou Kiser. . .C. M. D. 332, Box 484, Charlotte, N. C.

Peggy Kyle Maitland, Fla.

Rosalie Landis...705 North Alleghary Ave., Covington, Va.

Genevieve Landrum Box 56, Scarbro, W. Va.

Agnes Laughter Box 284, Saluda, N. C.

Margaret Leech Star Route, Trouteville, Va.

Nora Nan-Fang Liang

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1 Hal Yan Sin Tsun, Chung Shiao Rd., (Sec. 1 ),

Taipei, Taiwan) (Formosa), Free China

Faye Low ry Hot Springs, Va.

Emily Lucas 436 Church St., Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

Mary Frances Luke Glendale Springs, N. CShirley Lyda Rt. 1, Hendersonville, N. C.

Belle McAllister 739 N. Center St., Statcsville, N. C.

Patsy McDaniel Evergreen, N. C.

Barbara Martin 4394 Woodlawn Dr., Tucker, Ga.

Ann Meeks Montreat, N. C.

Carol Miller 125 Irwin Ave., Charlotte, N. CLeta Miller 336 Aurora Ave., Metaine, Louisiana

Peggy Jo Miller Box 93, Stony Point, N. C.

Betty Rave Mobley Rt. 3, Chester, S. C.

Emily Mohler Natural Bridge, Va.

Clara Moore Baldwin, P. O. Box 56, Chester, S. C.

Carolyn Moore Box 3 54, Saltville, Va.

Wilma Morgan Box 182, Lando, S. C.

Evelyn Morris Box 791, Montgomery, W. Va.

Mary Moser 1 508 Belvedere Ave., Charlotte, N. C.

Frances Mouzon Greeleyville, S. C.

Frances Murphy Willard, N. C.

Shirley Nash 1719 Kissingbower Rd., Augusta, Ga.

Jewell Neil Rt. 1, York, S. CShirley Nelson Box 693, Fountain Inn, S. C.

Betty Newton 122 Brawley St., Chester, S. C.

Norma O'Brien 36 Cypress St., Charleston, S. CMargaret Pickard 528 Beaumont Ave., Charlotte, N. C.

Hilda Plecker Millboro, Va.

Jackie Porterfield 340 Church St., Greensboro, N. C.

Jane Pratt Randolph Ave., Pulaski, Va.

Pat Priest Morriston, Fla.

Peggy Rakestraw -. . Rt. 2, Box 152, Madison, N. C.

Kathleen Rash Rt. 1, Glade Valley, N. C.

Betsy Reed 1713 N. W. 19th Terrace. Miami 35, Fla.

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MONTREAT COLLEGE—Continued

Grace Reno P. O. Box 411, Vicksburg, Miss.

Anne Renshaw Rt. 2, Hendersonville, N. C.

Patsy Roberts Box 128, Rt. 6, Asheville, N. C.

Bettye Roberts Box 667, Black Mountain, N. C.

Peggy Rogers 722 Colleton St., Columbia, S. C.

Janice Royster Berry Hille Rd., South Boston, Va., Box 18B

Pat Sartelle Draper, Va.

Joan Schrenk . .33 Clemson Dr., College Acres, Aiken, S. C.

Eleanor Seagle +29 West Pine St., Lincolnton, N. C.

Garlene Seagle 429 West Pine St., Lincolnton, N. C.

Joyce Sharp

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202 Edwards Point Rd., Signal Mountain, Tenn.

Ann Sharpe Box 60, Clinton, S. C.

Shirley Sheffield Box 560, Route 3, Waynesville, N. C.

Sabra Slay 1200 Grand Ave., Jackson, Miss.

Janet Smith 102 Morningside Dr., Glasgow, Ky.

Janet Ruth Smith Box 314, Darien, Ga.

Corenia Smithson Rt. 8, Alderson, W. Va.

Kathryn Steele Route 1, Cleveland, N. C.

Claudette Stiltner Box 102, Oakwood, Va.

Jeanette Stiltner Box 102, Oakwood, Va.

Shirley Swofford Box 45, Chcsnee, S. C.

Jane Taylor Bear Creek, N. C.

Julia Traynham Route 3, Box 200, Laurens, S. C.

Betty Sue Turnage Rt. 3, Box 41, Quincy, Fla.

Nola Turner Houston, Ky.

Nora Turner Houston, Ky,

Mary Lutt Walker Grady St., Blackshear, Ga.

Betty Warren 1025 Goode St., Montgomery, Ala.

Barbara Warren 1614 Palm St., Goldsboro, N. C.

Mary Lou Watts Hallie, Ky.

Betty Weaver Union Mills, N. C.

Doris Webb 1 58 S. Charlotte Ave., Waynesboro, Va.

Mary Williams. ... Box 174, White Bluff, Savannah, Ga.

Pat Williams Box 450, Sullivans Island, S. C.

Geneva Woodfin Route 3, Inman, S. C.

Opal Woodfin Box 60, Clinton, S. C.

Ruth Wooten R. F. D. No. 1, Olin, N. C.

MONTREAT SCHOOLMary Blantun Armistead Box 253, Montreal N. C.

Jane Buller 735 Almeria Ave., Coral Gables, Fla.

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YOUR YEARBOOK IN PRODUCTION .

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T OUR YEARBOOK represents the work of many craftsmen,

a few of which are shown above. They wish for you many years

of pleasure as you recall memories of your school life.

THE R. L. BRYAN COMPANYCOLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

Tools

of a

Craftsman

at work 24 hours

a day. . . producing

the finest printing

plates for Southern

schools and colleges

PHOTO PROCESS ENGRAVING COMPANY1191/2 Luckie Street, NW / Atlanta, Georgia / WAInut 7567

The South's Largest Producer of Quality Printing Plates for School and College Yearbooks

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