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EDITOR IE CHIEF........ima Jean Sholor
LITER/JIY editor.........Catherine Jones
BTJSIEESS ILuhiGER Marjorie Jordan
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e*ily five of the old staff menbers are
‘.'/ailablc. They arc:
France s .Taylor
•J-v. C. RExElESEIITiiriy'E. .Dorothy Hambrick
•^H. H. REPRESENTATIVE Betty Bclk
VP. H. REPRESEfJTATIVE Fay Chaiabors
Stencilist .Ava Neil Taylor
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VC to the vacancies on the staff, naT
aff nembers \Till be appointed as
•eon as the talent is found. Please do
.■■'■:t Rake us hunt you; why hide ' Vour
light?
editorial
Fron the staff of the Sun Dial and the
Dialotto most sincere greetings, and
many good wishes for a successful year
at Montreat." The Student Publications
are yours, and vro want you to fool that
you are perfectly free to read them,
discuss them, and contribute to them.
But be sure to pay your student
^.ctivity fee so that you v/ill receive
each issue, of the Dialotto, and Sun
lal when it comes out in the Spring.
^rls, you arc now a member ' of the
indent body of one of the finest
Christian Colleges in the South-
Montreat Junior College, The Seniors
arc more familiar with the customs,
rules, places, end people; coid they arc
extremely anxious that you new girls
get ever those first few lonely days
and get into the sv;ing of being a reel
Hontroat girl. Sc don't hesitate to
call on them for any infonmation you
nay need or go in to see them for a 'fov/
minutes of friendly conversation. They
'Will be glad to see you !
For entertainment,. the . four leading
ergui.nizaticns arc furnishing plenty of
fun v/ith picnics, parties, and sccira
get togethers. Join'in; be the first
one there, have fun, and bo the last to
leave. The old saying, "The more that
you put^nto a thing, the more you got
out of it," certainly goes here. Get
out Odd discover for yourself some of
the wonderful opportunities that arc
offered hero for participation in
sports, literary activities, and in
religious service.
And be a "joiner upper," becousc there
‘~re many clubs to suit your liking.
Know your teachers ! Their job is to
dip you by teaching and giving
friendly advice. They will do it tooJ
The sooner you learn to know them all
personally end talk with them, the
better you will like them, and enjoy
your i,Drk.
More than that, be on the lock out for
new talent. Remember that nc'w officers
nre to be elected at the end efthe
year,' and you vdll want the best I
"Rap of sunshine" is the motto of the
Seniors these first days, and that is
certainly -vihat we are trying to do. We
remember how lost we seemed last year.
Wo knewphat everyone will cooperate by
not mj^ing us feel as if wo arc working
on uni-la.toral planes.
Courtesy is important at all times, and
especially in the dining room. Too
much noise has always tended to remov e
that quiet atmosphere that should go
along with every meal. Of course, you
hpe probably received enough info ma-
ticn concerning the courtesy toward the
s-tudent hostess, etc., The girls v>rhc
ifip. to do so, semetimos help the
vm.itresses remove the dishes, pour
w^ter, p shcv>r then any other courtesy
that will help then out. This is net
cp.pulscry, but is just another way to
s GW your friendliness and willingness
to help. ^
Quietnep in the dormitories v/ill help
the monitps. House Presidents, and the
House Mothers superbly. Have fun, but
you loiow hov. to do it in a quiet way,
member of the staff will be glad to
problems you nay have.
° ceme, and v/e pledge all cur
best xn service, and we will try to
- ep the trust placed in us by you. IJ3,