11 M.A.C. STUDENTS
HONORED
Eleven Montreat-Anderson students
have been honored by being selected
as "Who's Who Among Students In America!
Colleges."
Each year outstanding students are
selected for this nation-wide honor.
"Each nominee must be a sophomore. He
or she should be qualified as to
scholarship, citizenship, participation
and leadership in academic and
extracurricular activities, and show
general promise of future usefulness
to society."
The nominating committee for our
campus included the following:
Dean Mitchell
Dean Tyler
John D. Davis
Miss Elizabeth Wilson
Paul Kercher
The following eleven students
have been selected for this honor;
Mr. Robert William Blair
Mr, Ronald Milton Brigham
Miss Eleanor Gaunt
Mr. Richard Gerald McDade
Mr. GhanshyamG. Udani
Mr. Darrell Howe Durham, Jr,
Miss Anne Monroe Wallace
Miss Mary Elizabeth Rea
Miss Rosemary Armstrong
Miss Patricia Anne Johnson
Miss Nancy Finley
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MONTREAT-ANDERSON COLLEGE
NO. 4
FEBRUARY 25, 1970
Andrews
The Dean's List is made up of those
students who have met the following
requirements;
1. Received a grade of "B" or better
in each academic subject taken.
2. Completed the minimum requirements
in Physical Education,
3. Maintained a satisfactory
citizenship record.
4. Taken at least 12 hours of academic
work on the basis of the work done
during the first semester.
The following students have
qualified for this honor:
James Lloyd Anderson
Frank Houston Austin
Ronald Milton Brigham
John Henry Campbell, III
Beverly Catherine Carter
Pattie Delores Chumbley
Larry Albert Cogbum
David Michael Day
Suzanne Dewitt
Darrell Howe Durham, Jr.
Stephen Edward Garvin
Maray Louise Greemore
Blaney Eugene Hines
Linda Sue Kidd
Gordon Clarke Nash
David Hugh Reece
Ronald Smith
Michael Bryan Sorenson
Peter Lewis Stack
Stephan Berdj Tchividjian
Mickey Dale Thompson
Ghanshyam G. Udani
Sarah Waller
Susan White
Jane Lee Wooding
Edwin Udogu
Montreat mayor, Andy Andrews, a native
of Chattanooga, Tennessee, will be
featured in Convocation in Gaither
Chapel Thursday morning. When asked
the topic of his address, Andrews
said, "It will be on (one word impact)
relating to students personal
contributions toward a better spirit
on campus.
Couples
The Pocket Billiards (pool)
Tournament was won by Grant Cobia, of
Howerton. Grant as winner, received
an expense paid trip to Charlotte
to represent M.A. C. in the State
Tournament.
skiing
COACH PARKS DEMONSTRATES FORM
SALLY & CATHY HIT THE SLOPES
LYNN MONTGOMERY and THOMAS DWIGHT SNEEDEN
RICKY MASTERING THE "SCHNOPLOW"
Skiing has recently become a
part of the P. E. program on our
campus. Coach Parks reports, "Around
35 students are taking the course."
The class consists of six lessons
given by Austrian instructors at
the Beech Mountain Resort, Banner
Elk. The students are paying a
minimal fee of around thirty dollars,
including rentals, lessons, and
transportation on the Highly Reliable
school bus.
Bug Out To Beech!
Jeff Phillips