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The DIALETTE is the official newspaper of Montreat College, and is published monthly by the Dialette Staff. Its purpose is to give the student a fair and unpre judiced view of campus life. EXECUTIVE STAFF Editor Janet Ruth Smith Assoc. Editor Emily Mohler Business Manager Betty Blount Advertising Manager Faye Lowry EDITORIAL STAFF News Editors Marietta Copenhagen Dona Ray Lackie Humor Editors Corenia Smithson Carolyn Dillingham Sports Editor Demetria Chandarlis Feature Writers Jane Taylor Gladys Culler, Genevieve Landrum Reporters Shirley Swofford, Betty Johnson, Emily Lucas Art & Publicity Frances Hills Asst. Advertising Mgr Doris Webb Typists Frankie Jo Dellinger Margaret Pickard, Shirley Caudill Nellie Attaway, Beckie Costner Jerry Davis, Ann Renshaw Peggy Jo Miller Adviser Mr. William Boram Varsily Scores 6-0 Victory In Homecoming Tiit Support Advertisers Let’s all support the folks who advertise in our school paper! If it’s a choice be tween the cab that gives us an ad and the one that doesn’t, well, there’s at least one good reason for choosing the one who advertises in the Dialette. That’s just an example. The same thing might hold true if you were deciding to- which grocery, drug, or department store you would go. Be loyal to your school paper, girls, and give your patronage to the business that advertises in the Dialette! They help us, so let’s help them. Just as a reminder, we’re listing our advertisers below. Black Mountain Hardware, Blue Ridge Cleaners, Collins Dept. Store, Earley’s Drive- In Cleaners, Friendly Cab Co., II&W 5&10, Key City Laundry, Ladies’ Shop, Lormay’s Dept. Store, McMurray Chevrolet Co., Pel- lom’s. Pence Novelty Store; Quality Dry Cleaners, Reed’s Cab, Summey’s Ready-To- Wear, The Band Box, Uzzell’s Drug Store. MAY QUEEN From Page 1 ship group on the Student Christian As sociation Council. As house president her junior year, she was a member of the S.G.A. Cabinet. Evelyn has been a prayer group leader, a member of the C.C.U.N., Life Service Group, Kappa Pi Beta, the chorus and the church choir. Majoring in Bible and Christian Education, Evelyn plans to be a D.C.E. Leta is the daughter of Mrs. B. F. Miller of New Orleans, Louisiana. She will grad uate with a certificate in secondary educa tion and plans to teach in her major field, Bible. l,ma was secretary of her freshman class and Art and Publicity editor on the Staff of Student Publications. During the past three years, she has been on the S.G.A. Cabinet as sophomore class presi dent, as Editor of the Dialette, and as Editor of the Sun Dial. As part of her college career, Leta has been a member of the church choir. Life Service Group, Kappa Pi Beta, C.C.U.N., and a prayer group leader. Mary (formerly Mary Greene) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Taylor of Charlotte. Her major also is Bible and Christian Education. ANNUAL TH.ANKSGIV1NG From Page 1 ienccs was given simply but did not fail to impress the listener. She had a star ring role in the movie, “Souls In Conflict”, which was shown in Gaither Chapel on November 24. During her sophomore year, Mary was secretary of the Life Service Group and a cheerleader for the Gold team. She is now Advertising Manager for the Sun Dial and a prayer group leader. She is a member of the college chorus and has sung in the church choir. Julia, from Laurens, South Carolina, is ihe daughter of Mrs. Hurman Traynham. Majoring in Bible and Christian Education, she plans to work as a D.C.E. after grad uation. Julia is a loyal A.M.A. Board member; During her sophonjore year, she was Gold Team Representative; last year she was president of the M Club; now she is head of individual sports. She was a cheerleader for the Iliwassee tribe and is now vice- president of the senior class and a prayer group leader. During Julia’s four years of college life, she has participated in the church choir[ Thalians, Life Service Group, Music Club, and the soccer varsity team. On TJiursday, November 25, a Montreat crowd of over one hundred visitors, teach ers and students witnessed the baffling 6-0 Varsity victory over the M Club mem bers. With chilly spirits, because of the weath er, both teams plunged into action at 2 p.m. During the first quarter of this Thanksgiving homecoming soccer game, Sabra Slay kicked the ball through the goal, making the first score of the game. Again, in the second quarter. Slay up set plans for the M Clubbers by scoring anolher. The whistle blew, marking the end of the first half with a 4-0 lead for the Varsity team. During the time between halves, a group of eight cheerleaders led by head cheer leader, Shirley Nelson, performed for the first time since their election. After a series of pep yells, the cheerleaders formed an “M” in the center of Montreat’s dust bowl, and everyone joined in singing the Alma Mater. The cheerleaders for the ’54-’55 season are: Shirley Nelson, Pat Bach, Patsy Childers, Becky Jo Cooper, Garon Driggers, Jenelle Gurganus, Dona Rae Lackie, Sabra Slay, and Betty Warren. The third quarter of this exciting soc cer game ended scoreless. The last score of the game vvas gained by the Varsity team when Ann Bullard once again out smarted the M Club’s goal guard. Varsity, with a score of 6-0, had triumphed over the M Club for the first time in five years. Montreat College’s Varsity soccer team was made up of the following girls: Ann Bullard, Barbara Daniels, Carolyn Dilling" ham, Mary Frances Edwards, Jenelle Gurg; anus, Katherine Harper, Shirley Nelson, Betty Newton, Norma O’Brien, Betsy Reed, Sabra Slay, Carolyn Smith, and Doris Webb. CCUN DISCUSSES WOMEN'S IMP. Just what is the woman’s place in the world today? Perhaps many of us thought it was merely to clean house and keep children in the “straight and narrow. However, the CCUN, in its recent chapel program, showed us that the woman of today is qualified to fill almost any office and to hold almost any position. The place of women in the world is not the only subject in which the CCUN is in'ercsted. Each month, at their meet ings, they discuss the latest world events and how they will affect our generation. CCUN sponsor. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, helps keep things “on the ball” nil ’round. Dialette
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