Ptesidfjht, (yoht
of the college subjects that
you and they might find a con
cern. The more honest you are
in this sort of encounter the
fewer big problems we will
have to wrestle with. It is my
hope that all of us will be
completely open and candid and
that we may not be aloof and
mysterious but let us be
Christians in our words and
actions.
We are glad you came to
M-AC this fall. Some of you
will be graduating within a
few days, others may not be
returning next month but I
hope that we have made some
impact upon your life and that
you will be a better person '
for having been a part of the
college community for this per
iod of time.
To those that will be back
next semester we are looking
forward to getting more accomp«
lished. We have many good
things going but we need to
keep looking up and forward.
We are sorry that we will
miss your Christmas dance Sat
urday night, but thank you for
including us in so many other
activities this fall.
Ity family and I wish each
of you a blessed Christmas and
a happy holiday.
BASKETBALL, cont.
spread among the three leading
scorers, Claxton VanHook, Stan
Baker, and Mark Turner. Randy
Davis gave strong support from
the outside, scoring 8 points.
The Cavaliers take on the
Mitchell College basketball
team tomorrow evening at 7:30
in McAllister Gym,
CELEBRATION
John Timothy Akers today
celebrates his fourth day as
a result of having been bom.
He weighed in at 8 lbs. on
Tuesday, December 13, at 4
o'clock, and he hopes to stay
around quite a while. im-
mediate. plans .are uncertain.
N£ldSPAP£/, cor±.
in The , please contact Deb-
bi Hood or Rick White. We are deter
mined to make this newspaper the
"voice of the students." The
is written by students, for students,
and primarily about the students at
Montreat-Anderson College.
Look for the next issue of The
next month in the cafeteria :
THE
Student Newspaper of
Montreat-Anderson College
This issue produced by:
Debbi Hood, Rick White,
Pam Eastridge, Ruth'La
Bonte, Tony Brown, Mark
Thomas, Vaughn Granger.
Sponsors :
Virginia Gartrell,
Gordon Williams.
COLLINS. , oont,
Dr. Collins is well quali
fied for this position. He
has his doctorate in education
administration as well as ser
ving as Department Chairman of
Health and Administration at a
community college prior to his
coming to Montreat,
Mrs, Phyllis Collins, his
wife, is'presently working as
a secretary to Dean Standley.
She was a main factor in Ray's
education. She worked to sup
port them and helped Ray -dur
ing his eight years of college
with his homework. You may
have seen her in other places
.than the Dean's office such as
McAllister gym, where she jogs
during her lunch break each
day.
Both Coach and Mrs. Collins
have interesting hobbles; Mrs,
Collins likes to paint and
Coach Collins enjoys archery
and tennis.
Dr. Collins came to Mon -
treat just this fall. He said
that he applied at several
colleges where there were
openings and decided on Mon-
treat.
Although they've only been
at Montreat a short while,
Phyllis and Ray are leaving.
Dr. Collins said, "We regret
leaving Montreat and enjoyed
living here in the mountains,
but again, I feel it was too
much of an opportunity' and
challenge to pass up.
The reporter was grateful
to Phyllis and Ray because
without them he wouldn't have
a feature article I
f/UL f993 r,
COME ALIVE.'
The movie "Flap," starring
Anthony Ouinn, will begin next
semester's student activities
on January 12.
There is room for some im
provement in the area of Stu
dent Activities and the people
responsible for this are eager
to obtain the student input
and support that can bring
about some changes.
The Student Union has been
the object of some controversy
as efforts have been made to
establish it as a gathering
place for our students. The
Student Activities committee
will accept opinions on the
role of the Student Center in
campus living and will try to
provide an atmosphere in keep
ing with that role.
Suggestions for activities
during the next semester and
following ones are also en
couraged. Ideas, about musical
groups, parties, outings or
get-togethers should be dis
cussed with Robert Jones or
members of the Student Activi
ties committee. These members
are: Robin Denny, chairman:
Cliff Bickers, Syl Dozier,Pam
Fountain, Franklin Graham,
Debbi Hood, Craig Janis, Susan
McIntosh, Rich Rankin, and
Natalie Wann.
This IS a tremendous oppor
tunity to contribute to our
student life. USE ITl
,5H0KT NOTT35'
The College will shut down
for Christmas holidays next
week after final exams. On
Wednesday, December 20, the
last meal, breakfast, will be
provided. All dorms close at
11 A.M.
Sunday, January 7, marks
the return-date in 1973. Dorms
will open at 2 P.M., dinner
being served from 5-6 P.M.
New hours for mall pick-up
are Sunday from 7-9 P.M.
notices will be posted at all central
bulletin boards as to when copies of
the next edition will be distributed.
The student newspaper is published
free of charge for all Montreat -
Anderson students. A semester-long
subscription program will be made a-
vallable to parents and to members
of our community.
January 11
Thursday
UNC-Asheville JV
HOME
7:30
pm
January 13
Saturday
North Greenville-
HOME
7:30
pm
January 16
Tues day
Spartanburg
AWAY
7:30
pm
January 18
Thurs day
Wingate
HOME
7:30
pm
January 20
Saturday
. UNC-Asheville
AWAY
6 :00
pm
January 2 3
Tuesday
Isothermal
HOME
7:30
pm
January 24
Wednesday
Western CarollnaJV
AWAY
5:30
pm
January 25
Thursday
Brevard
HOME
7:30
pm
January 21
Saturday
Warren-Wilson JV
AWAY
6 :00
pm
January 30
Tuesday
Catawba Tech
HOME
7:30
pm
Feb ruary 1
Thursday
Warren-Wilson JV
HOME
7:30
pm
February 3
Saturday
Spartanburg
HOME
7:30
pm
February 6
Tuesday
Catawba Tech
AWAY
7:30
pm
Feb ruary 8
Thursday
Lees-McRae
HOME
7:30
pm
February 10
Saturday
Mtcheli
AWAY
7:30
pm
February 13
Tuesday
Western CarollnaJV
HOME
7:30
pm
February 15
Thursday
Ande rson
AWAY
7:30
pm
February 17
Saturday
Wingate
AWAY
7:30
pm
February 22-
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Conference Tournament-Spartanburg