—LETTERS TO TRE EDITCE-
Dear Editor:
The air has been filled with "Wel
come I" and "Glad to see you," We have
spoken these words and we have tried to
make them felt. We hope that in these
days of getting acquainted with fellow
students, teachers, and durroundings,
that each new student may find a place
for herself.
Each girl here has elected to ccme
to college. She has not come just to
study nor just to play. College is the
development and strengthening of mental,
spiritual, and physical resources* It
is a challenge to put forth everj'- effort,
in all phases of college life.
Perhaps the most character form
ing of ideals which exists in Montreat
is the honor system. It is the respon
sibility of every student to sec that
this edcal is a working force on the
campus, bringing about honestly in aH
phases of our relationships, truthful
ness, and consideration for others.
We sincerely hope that every stu
dent may have the happiest and the most
fruitful year that she has ever had.
Patricia Williams, President
Student Government Association
Dear Editor:
Just in case we have forgotten
someone, the Student Christian Ass oci-
ation would like to say "hello" again to
every new girl. Also, we want to say
that it is
back too.
good to see the old girls
In the midst of the busy schedule
each girl will feel the need to draw
apart and feed her spiritual body.
Through the prayer groups, prayer meet
ings, morning watch, vespers, and
Chiirch services, she m.ay do this.
One can easily sec that wo have a
wonderful group of talented girls, and
we’ll be calling on them throughout the
year to help in our various services
and programs.
Martha‘-Getsinger,,.Presictent'
Student Christian Association
(con't on
Dear Editor:
I wish you could got word to the
girls at Kontreat College that I be
lieve this mil be one of the best
years we have ever had.
Have you met the new students,
Freshmen and uoper classmen who are
transfers? They are so attractive,
all of them, and I want them to under
stand how happy wo arc to have them
mth us. Can you think of any way of
lotting them know?
As for the Montreaters who have
returned from last ;»'ear, I am sure
they are wonderful girls because I
imow them well.
With the student bodj'- that Mon
treat has, how can we expect anything
but a splendid year?
Verj'- cordially,
Elisabeth Wilson
Dean of Students
Dear Editor:
Since your paper has such a wide
circulation among the students, I would
like to use this space to send a mes
sage to all the new Montreaters from the
Athletic Board.
There arc going to be opportuni
ties each day throughout the year for
you to engage in some sort of recrea
tion, Within a few days tlierc vri.ll bo
soccer, hiking, horseshoes, shuffle-
board, tind tennis all going in full
swing. Later there will be basketbaxl,
volleyball, softball, badminton, skat
ing, and decktennis for you to enjoy.
If you don't know how to play
these games, then com.c on and learn I
Many of us who now play so enthusias-
ticall^jr were only learners when we
came, and we'll be haopy to help you
learn because vjo know what fun is in
store for you.
Get started right avray and let's
have some fun I i
page 3) Helen Duke, President
Athletic Association