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Fobi'-uary
ON FAILURES
Our honor systnm states that "Th,o failure
live honorably is in part the faiinrehraih”* Sm‘'tFf
oases that have cone before S.u.A. cabinet this year, «eiri
somebod;, has really failed» ®
^ Jo would reaa-l;)' :i^ke to saj^ that this hasn't been our
:aulo-out 10 oas. When one member of our family makes the
mistaice of stea.nnr, c'aeating or any dishonorable act i
with him. when we don't nake an honest effort to half our brothpi
realize his mistrJ'9. This doesn't mean we should head for thP
Dean to report every infraction, but rather we should trv to
help o’lr ^>iend realize his mistakeo If these mistakes persist
and our slriidng seem in vain, then we are obligated tc seek
help for him from a more influential sources
We will never be able to sepatate ourselves from other people
a.avavaers in life and we can't separate ourselves here. Here -'n
ovr Hontreat family we each have a tremendous responsibility---
to vrov: together into a useful and honest lifeo
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TFie Dialette is the official publication of the students of
Montreat-Anderson College and is published bi-monthly at Mon-
treat, North Carolina
Editor—John Hall
Assistant Editor—Dot Randall News Editor—Pes
Art Editor—Libby Rule
:gy Highnote
Columnists—Fine Arts-Diane Zitzman; Humor-Maria Haubrick*
Religion-Richard Kennedyj Social-Carry Brewer; Sports (Men)
Mike Clark, (W'omen) Susan V/illenbrock,
Reporters—Neely Barry, Cathy Digges, Phil Ramsey, Carolyn
Willis, A1 Weisiger.
lypists—Peggy Highnote, Carolyne Me Mahan, Chip Reel
Sponsor—Miss Elizabeth Maxv^ell
VICTORY
(Continued form Page One)
charity tosses and Billings
one, knotting the score at 5U-
With the score “d 57-5?
and 26 seconds remaininr
Patrick hit a jump shot from
the top of the key that put
Montreat ahead to stay„ Bil
lings sank four straight free
throws in the final 2C seconds
to seal the wine
leading the scoring for the
Cavaliers was Dan Rabon with
15 points o Billings added ll;
and Patrick I3. Russell
Shealy hauled in 21 rebounds.
S.G.A. CABINET
INVOLVED IN
DISCIPLINARY
CASES
(The following is beginning
of a series of articles
ing you, the members of 1 ®
Se G* A«, exactly what eces
in cabinet. It is hoped tha
these articles will strenptn®^^
your support of your Studen
r>nr’ encouTage you to
make your desires know to Cati-
net.)
Monday night the cabinet of
the Student Government Asso
ciation met for the first ses
sion during second semester.
Three cases referred to the
administration immediately be
fore and during exams were re
viewed, They were concerned
with off-campus drinking,
cheat;" ng in the classroom, and
having beer on campus®
Two cases—1) destruction
of property and 2) stealing—
were brought before cabinet®
Wo decision was made®
In accord with the rules set
forth in the college handbook,
two vacancies on cabinet were
filled, Ingrid Wallin was
named College Hall Presi^-ent,
and Leisa Heidelburg was named
Freshman Representative®
Religion is not an intelli
gence test, but a faith. Id,
"I'he most any player has got
in a single game this season®
Rabon and Patrick also did a
fine job of rebounding®