Page Two
The Dialette
DO YOU CARE?
Student apathy can quickly
and easiljr bring about failure
of a school. '^'Jhat is it that
can -'s such a lack of concern
among college students today?
iJhat kindles it and nourishes
So readily that it is enabled
to spread across the nation?
A.nse-:ers for these questions
cannot come in any clear-cut
statements. Toomich goes into
the development of student a-
pathy for it to have a simple
answer for its cause.
One thing is certain, how
ever. There are ways to, at
least, lessen the acutness of
such student feelings; 1y plac
ing responsible people in the
positions of trust and honor,
by forming groups to discuss
and trj' bo work out campus pro
blems, and by faculty and stu
dent representatives working
toge-t
to curb any develop
ments of apathy.
College students are young
adults and should bear their
responsibility to tr.eir school
- that of keeping a healthy
attitude. If everyone nourishes
• the that attitude it will not
matter if no one attends church
or classes, then there will
soon no longer be any church
or classes. It is as simple
as that.
Students have a responsibil
ity to care for their college.
Our college has promise of
a bright future. It wouldbe a
pity if such a t ning as student
apathy would ruin this future.
Our congratulations go to
Kr. and Mrs. Kenneth Love wno
are the proud parents of a
baby girl. Ken, as we know
him, is a Freshman day-student
here at M-A C.
RABON READY
The Cavaliers took
from Asheville School for boys.
Montreat defeated the Blues at
home, on November JO, 90-70
and at Asneville, December Uj
70-61.
In between ihe two victories
the Cavaliers suffered a 107-
62 walloping from the powerful
Gardner Webb Bulldogs cn Decem
ber 2. Four players scored in
double figures for tiie Cavaliers
but it was not enough to stop
the Bulldogs. Leading the
scoring was Dan Rabon with 20
points followed b y Linwood
Orenduff and Mike Clark with
2 each. Russell Shealy added
another10.
The first gamewith Asheville
saw the Cavaliers set a new
school scoring record with the
90 point outburst. The prs'
V'.ous high, 80 points, was last
ear against Warren Wilson,
FOR REBOUNDS
Dan Rabon was high scorer with
26p o i n u c. Russell Shealy
bucketed 17 Wxhile Clark and
Orenduff scored 12 each.
Montreat found the going a
little roughvfaen they traveled
to Asheville Scnool, Looking
like they had never played
basketball before,theChvaliers
trailed at the half by nine
points, 314--25.
However the Cavaliers caught,
fire in the third quarter and
with 1s38 to go in the third
stanza Montreat went ahead to
stay. The victory evened Mon-,
treat's record at 2-2, Leading
scorer was Orenduff with 23
points. Rabon and Clark had 22
and 20 respectively. Shealy
and Don Patrick dominated the
reboundings for Montreat,
HOWEiiTON
pieted in time for open house
on Dec. 12.
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