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TIffi DIALSTTE
February
The Dialette is the officialpublication of the students of
Montreat-inderson College and is publ: shed bi-mont;ily at Mon-
treat, North Carolina.
Assistant
Editor—John Hall
Editor—Dot Randall News Editor—Peggy Highnote
Art Editor -Libby Rule
Colujfinists—Fine Arts-Deane Zitzman; Hviinor-Maria Haubrick| Re-
ligion-Rfchard Kennedy; Social-Cary Brewer; Sports (Men] - Hike
Clark, (Women) Susan Willenbrock.
Reporters—Neely Barry, Cathy Digges,
Willis, A1 Weisiger.
Typists—Peggy Highnote, Carolyn McMahan,
Sponsor—Miss Elizabeth Maxwell,
Phil Ramsey, Carolyn
Chip Reel.
The Dialette is intended primarily as a voice of Montreat-
Anderson College. We encourage letters to the editor from any
student or faculty member under the follow provisions.
Letters ■ must be typed and signed. We will withhold the
writer's name if requested. We reserve the right not to print
any letter and no letter will be printed if received unsigned.
Mail Letters to The Dialette, P. 0, Box 862, Montreat N« C,
thank you
We have been going to the cafeteria for the past four weeks
in a semi-daze of wonder at what delicacy we will have next. We
really thought we were dreaming the first day we went in to
partake of the "new deal" food. The next day we were expecting
left-overs BUT where were they? After a very complete search
of o\ir food vje found that the left-overs were still there but
they were incognito1
It takes real talent to cook and in our
opinion even more
talent to hide left-overs and to dress them up so that they are
good the second time around and WE APPRECIATE IT
Thank youl
cafeteria.
FROM JIM
To the Student Body of Mor-
treat-Anderson College,
To know the deep apprecia
tion that my family has for
the beautiful flowers that
were contributed by the Stu
dents, would require a person
al contact with every one of
you. Therefore may I express
this thankfullness through the
"Dialette" to the Student Body,
"May God bless each one of
you"
Jimmy Morrison
PT K
TAPS
NEW ^
members
The Mu Lambda
the National Junior
Honor Society, Phi
Kappa, has i n V i
Montreat-Anderson
become members. These
of
Chapter
Colleg®
t a
nin«
to
T h
ted
students
a r
Ralph Bronson, aiu»= ^atb/
stead, Elaine Crawfor j
Digges, Rebecca ^
Hooke, Nancy Lucas, Ji™"^
Neil, and Harriet Moser«
Theta Kappa candidates^^^^p
required to have a.n ° ^
two-point average w i jm-ing.
grade less than a b
the semester preceding gach
Sion into the society-
candidate must pass
ination on the const!
before the initiation*
initiation of new
Kappa members was - of
night in the Green
Assembly Inn
own)
This
self
above alls
be true,
the dayi>l
follow, as the night
thou canst not then ®
to
any man.
ShakesP^^
library wlek to be obser^^^
The Library Committee of
Montreat-Anderson College i s
proposing an "Appalacian Pro
gram" for Ubrary Week, the
last weak of March. This pro
gram is just in the initial
stage of planning; however,
there is a tentative agenda.
Competent speakers will pre
sent both the problems and the
achievements of the mountain
folk in the Appalacian
tains. Craftsmen
will disP^*^*
ohoto^?!
their beautiful
paintings, wood goW^^T,
works, and weaving, snh'l’
K. Kester, who ph°v
committee working , th^'^
Hit is hoped
understanding oi Sou^‘''~
ject, says,
through this
students will come
of
Moun-
and liabilities
©rn Mountains.
of the