'^AY, 1961
Memories Are
Made of This
^^SSy Mondays
Peanut Butter
Heart of Asheville
PWume
Information Please
The Dock
Ron,* , Hopping
Bathtub Parties
Bongo Rock
Lonely Days
p , Attitudes??
ackages from Home
Hisappearing Candy Machines
Hate Room
T.T- Volkswagons
Hate Minutes
Restrictions
Suspensions
Demerits
Campuses
Weekends
Hair Dye
A Q„ , Toast
^ Sunday Night
'^ay Day Week-end
Exams
Victory
, The Dungeon
^ay and Saturday Chapel??!
First Floor Frights!
Cabinet Meetings
Conferences
Labs
Bugology
Fph„. Bag Lunches
bruary Sun Baths
Hall Courts
Prayer Groups
Room Inspecitons
Walirc . Fire Drills
alks to Post Office
Long Week-ends
Infirmary—Miss Lucy
Couples
Graduation
Ivan Stafford and
llllier Additions Named
Vjj, . '^^11 Stafford of Charleston, West
Ihe been named Vice-President of
Monf °™Iain Retreat Association and of
College. Also, he will
A„ Hirector of Development for the
ford for the College. Dr. Staf-
leffp graduated from Lees-McRae Col-
serv Davidson College. He has
sista^ t Frofessor of Education and As-
n irector of Development of Morris-
WE'LL HAVE THESE
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
Do you remember that first night at
Montreat? Were you ever so alone and
miserable before in your whole life? And
do you remember the student prayer on
your dresser ? It was such a comfort and
so rich and full of meaning.
I don't know about you, but the first
thing I remember was the watermelon cut,
then the hide ’n seek for the sophomores.
Will you ever forget the mother goose
program given by the W. R. A.? Every
thing was fun and frolic at first. We all
said “Who says college is hard?” Then
we slowed down just a little and became
more and more bogged down with “Return
of the Native” and Greek Mythology, re
member ?
Then came the Freshman Talent Show!
I thought it was great. It gave us all a
lift after having to come back to school
after a “long-week-end” at home. I know
none of us will ever forget homecoming at
Thanksgiving, especially the soccer game
and the banquet.
Harvey College. His wife, the former
Melba Stroupe, is native of North Carolina.
She received her Masters’ in Secondary Ed
ucation at the University of North Caro
lina. They plan to build a home in Mon
treat. They plan to arrive on July 1.
An addition to our Bible and English
Departments is Miss Carol Williams of Co
lumbia, South Carolina. She was graduat
ed from Winthrop College. She holds her
Masters’ in Bible and in English the Pres
byterian School of Christian Education in
Richmond, Virginia, and from the Univers-
tiy of Michigan. She will arrive in Sep
tember.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, present head of
our Bible Department, has been named the
Dean of Women for the coming year. Miss
Wilson is filling the position of Miss
Evelyn Morris.
There is a noticeable increase in the
Freshman Class enrollment for the 1961-
1962 term. Over 126 students are expect
ed in September. Also, there is a marked
increase in the number of men students.
There are several other changes in our
faculty for the new term. Miss Margaret
E. Smith is transfering from the Physical
Education for Women to the Mathematics
Department. She will fill Mr. A. Ray
Findley’s position who commuted from
Asheville this year.
Mrs. Louise Miller of our Business De-
Department. She will fill Mr. A. Ray
semester. No announcement has been made
as to who will follow her.
Miss Evelyn Morris, our present Dean of
Women, will take leave for further study.
She plans to obtain her Masters’ in Psy
chology at the University of Arkansas.
Exams loomed just around the corner,
and were upon us like a menacing demon.
What trying, torturing days! Then they
were over and the chorus went on its tour
through Florida. I dare say they will
never forget those happy two weeks.
Of course no one will never forget our
“long-week-end” at Easter. New dresses,
spring, home, and family were the favorite
words around Montreat. We could all wor
ship in our own home churches that Easter
Sunday which was the nicest part about
the week-end.
Then came May Day week-end. It was
probably the biggest event of the year.
Dale and her court were all lovely. The
seasons dances and the May Pole dance
were very colorful and delightful. Of course
we can’t leave out the play. I’m sure no
one will disagree that it was magnificently
performed.
Now, the year is almost gone and exams
are upon us again. For some this means
“good-bye to Montreat for good.” For oth
ers it’s an introduction to college, and where
could one get a better start than in God's
mountains with His people? In any event
it’s been a memorable year. In some cases
it hasn’t been a bed of roses, but we’ll
all have each other to remember and that’s
what counts. “Make new friends, but keep
the old, those are silver, but these are
gold.”
“Though summer turns to winter and the
present disappears, the laughter we were
glad to share will echo through the years.
When other nights and other days might
find us gone our separate ways, we’ll have
these moments to remember.”
PERSONALITY OF MONTH—
(From Page 2)
cause she has been accepted to St. Andrews
College for next year. Her roommate and
suite mates confess that life just wouldn’t
be half as much fun without “Toni”.
We thank Mr. and Mrs. Barter for send
ing to us this wonderful Christian witness,
and we think Saint Andrews will be re
ceiving one of Montreat-Anderson’s top
students. The little poem below is a trib
ute to our personality of the month, Toni
Baxter.
“TONI”
A Breath of spring
With her she’ll bring
Happiness, peace, and joy
Her life doth employ
Each step an adventure to her
New hope within her to stir
Not exempt from sorrow or pain
But on Christ these problems are lain
To others a helper and friend
Encouragement and aid she’ll lend
A true faith is seen in her life
Through easiness or strife
These virtues to “Toni” are given
And all together will lead her to heaven.