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THE HILLTOP. MARS HILL COLLEGE. MARS HILL. N. C.
Oct. 28.19;
Tale Of The
Spruce Pine Time
“WE CAME, WE SAW,” (and
although we didn’t conquer, we all
had a good time). This was the
cry of over one hundred Mars Hill
students who attended the Lees-
McRae game played at Spruce
Pine October 22.
Students To See
How Two-Faced
Faculty Truly Is
The return trip was anything
but dull as the “bachelors” for the
night took it upon themselves to
entertain the rest of the crowded
bus. Especially hilarious were the
antics of the self-appointed cha
perones, Tom Olive and Jack Cof
fey, until they were forced to re
sign their positions by the threats
of the much abused couples. While
their merriment was taking place,
a few students were content to sit
back and watch the stars. Many
slept.
Here axe some gleanings from
the return trip. “Get up off the
floor, Bonnie,” was followed by
Herb distinctly saying, “Give me
your arm, Bonnie!” From the
front , came, “Goodness, it’s dark
in here,” and from the rear,
“ ... and boy was it rough!”
Reese said, “If you don’t sit still,
I’m gonna slap you down!” and a
high pitched voice (better known
as Martha Snow) pierced the
darkness with, “I wanna go to
sleep!” much to David Geddies’
dismay. One cornet player was
heard to ask, “What are you think
ing about?”
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AmMXjr Alum4ii Societ4f •
MARS HILL’S FACULTY de
cided that it is time for the
students to see them in a different
light from that which shines thru
lecture-room windows. That is why
you will see them in the limelight
next Tuesday, November 1, when
they present the Mexican Folk
Play, The Red Valvet Goat, for
the benefit of students who
haven’t seen this side of their per
sonalities.
SINCE OUR THOUGHTS are
focused on society officers this
week, suppose we investigate a
little to see what has happened to
some of the former leaders of
Non-Eu and Clio-Phi.
In looking into the lives of past
presidents we find that:
Henry Blair Huff, Philomathia,
1943, has established his own of
fice in Lenoir, North Carolina, as
an Attorney at Law.
Carter Wright, Euthalia, 1942,
is a medical doctor at the Marine
Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Beth Jones, Nonpareil, 1945, is
Director of Christian Education at
the First Baptist Church of Wades-
boro. North Carolina.
Mary Lillian Culpepper, Clio C-I
President in 1943, married Robert
Harris, Euthalian C-I President of
the same year. Both are now at
tending Southwestern Seminary,
Fort Worth, Texas.
test held in South Carolina
Georgia.
Somehow this brings to mind 1
lines, “Hold high the torch, ’tv
given you by other hands, y"
know ” Voluiru
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We do not want to reveal the
cast of characters, since the plea
sure will be all yours, but each
department will be well represent
ed and we feel sure that this
talent, which has gone unidentified
until now, will entertain you.
There will be two performances,
one at 6:30 and one at 7:30. If
there is too much of a crowd at
the first show and you are asked
to wait, remember that you can
see the next performance.
Bruce Mclver, Euthalia, 1944, a
graduate of Baylor University, is
now attending Southwestern Sem
inary, Fort Worth, Texas, while
working in Youth Revivals in that
state. One of his sermons appears
in the recently published book.
Youth Speaks.
Mary Nell Hardin, Nonpareil,
1941, received her B. S. M. from
the School of Music, Louisville,
Kentucky, and is now attending
Southern Baptist Theological Sem
inary with her husiband. Rev. Mill
er Jackson. In 1944 Mary Nell won
the “Hour of Charm” vocal con-
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James Taylor, Philomathia, ’46,
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Boone, North Carolina. While a
student at Mars Hill, he won the
Southern Collegiate Oratorical
Championship.
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