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Jdbcrary Editor • •
Bu?!:.noL£ IJanager. .’
pr 3QV.otion I.lr:nagGr .
liuiaor Editor .
Gpoita Editors;
College' , . . , •
Ili gh Cohool ,
ExoPange Editor . .
Clul) Editor .
r'i-ioog?-apher,
PuDlic.-ty Lknager .
Art Pd-^tor . •. .
(,lass K,:p’'esentativos
Senior College. • •
Junior ('oilcge. . •
Soui0r I-igP School •
Junior .High School
Froshnian High School.
Advisors;
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Ikboj Leo lie 11s
, . .Hallie .pailc
. . Ifi.'ldjrcd Bail^.
. ; GoPleen- Dent'.
, ...... Molly Ervin
part of Montrbat goes'vd.th us. For whO'.
■ cijp_.pf us cien soon forgot tho beauty of
Ljontroat--tho.' glovang colors of tho au-.
.-fth.inn, the’ earth cnvclopod in tho mntry
snoy/, tho vordant loveliness of spring?
Barbara-.Stevehs on
,. .''Fote'- Boswell
,. .Francos.Gillis'
FarnfW'6j.’th Ifercer
Virginia Porkins
. ’Dot McIntyre
, Sally Hestbrook
. E. Taylor-Tannor
. Aliaa Lancaster
, Marian PlowdeE. j
. i,L A.> Yarbrough
Virginia Tills on
Mrs. Armstrong
- 10.S3 McElroy
In a fev/ raore days vre vdll be leaving ^
Ilontreat; sonc of us only for a short'
while a nd sonc of us, forover. We have '
spent a happy year, a busy year; but
now that year is swiftly drawing to a
close. For nost of us, this year has
bosn a year .of lasting nieniories—nemor-
ie s of -vvork well done, of joyous fellcw
shin, and of abiding friendship. For
ethers of us, it bias not booh so fruit
ful. But this year now lies behind us;
and Y/o arc leaving Lfcntroat — leaving
the scones so dear to us and the friends
who:a Yue lovo so Yvell. ihoad of us lie
throe glorious months of summer, each
fil.i.od with golden opportunitic s.
Hoyy much ‘ of liontrcat arc v/e going to
take r;ith us in our hearts? Hoyy many
of our ..liontrcat standards and ideals
arc wo going to put into pra otico this
summer?
Ibntroat has noant more 'to us than any
of us realizes. Consciously or uncon
scious.!:/,' it has ]eft lasting impres
sion of each of us; a nd, as v;o go, a
But Montroat ha.s boon more to us than .
Just- a. bpautiful valley. It has boon
I t.hb ^Gtobo.dimont of those high ideals and
i standards which characterize tho groat
and” gobd--tho30 idoals and standards
for 7.-’'.-ii,;h A.rT.orioa is fighting toda y.
Those principles of honesty, friondli"
ness, hard v/nrlc, fair play, cheorful co
operation, and Christian lovo have been
a pa.rt of Lbntrca t; a.nd, in our brief
sojourn here, they ha vc grovm to bo a
pa.rt of us. As \sq fa.ee'tho suranc.r and
the years that lie ahead, let us take
those principlc-s vri.th us a.nd daily prac
tice' then whcrovcfr v;c mc-y bo.
And, if we carry with us a portion of
liontroD-t in our hoa.rts and hor Christian
principles in pur lives, our sta.y in Mcn-
trca.t v/i 11 ha.vo boon well Yvorth-Yvhile•
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Tho 1943-44 College Y. P. C. Councill
will present a spcppal program for the
Seniors a nd thoir guosts on Dr. A-ndcr-
son’s laYvn, Hay 21, nt 5:15 in the a.fter-
noon,
10.SS Ifcric'.nna. Johnson, Cla.ss of *41, Has
announced hor laarriago to Joseph King
Stanley, Ji-., o.f lir.rion. North CaLrolina>
on April 8 in York, South Carolina.
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