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^^ttvention Speakers
74 he North Carolina State Bap-
secon! Student Union Convention
inia is be held on November 5-7, m
other sbury. Outstanding Southern
ively: itist leaders will be chief
Marchers. Student workers will
ia, Ala appear on the program.
Texa^be theme of the convention
l^ork, i be “Toward Twentieth Cen-
Virgiiy Discipleship.” Dr. Culbert
eads. i. Rutenber Professor of Ph.b
la witphy of Religion at Eastern
is Theological Seminary,
r wifhiladelphia, Pennsylvania., will
ird witPg two messages reJaHiig to
ventieth Century Discipleship.
Rutenber has been at Ridge-
s repr&st during student week and
ifty-onfe visited many Baptist college
byteriaimpus^-
Entire ’^°r of Theology, Southern
^ geological Seminary, Louisville,
tiren, analyze the char-
, ChurCteristics of the First Century
Reforhsciple on Friday evening. In
1 churt^^oond address. Dr. Moody will
ddress the students on disciple-
1 memr.^ fellowship.
reign cOther noted Southern Baptist per-
It isDnalities, Elmer S. West, Jr.,
^d Dr. G. Kearnie Keegan, will
, _ Iso speak at the convention.
]^oj-tb Carolina’s Student sum-
ve one lagj- missionaries, Jim Green of
loutheastern Seminary, and Paul
itouffer of the University of
’^^'^'''^^R.ichmond, will be at the conven-
:ion to share reports of their ex-
j^^^^eriences in Jamaica. Both of
these young men are graduates of
7ds Mars Hill.
In addition to the key platform
personalities, approximately 100
students and 25 North Carolina
5 ^ ministers and laymen will be par
ticipating in the program. More
' ^ than 1,000 students will repre-
I 1 sent thirty or more colleges, uni
versities and schools of nursing m
^ North Carolina.
*~ff**^ The convention attendance goal
is 1,200. Students will be ac-
^N? commodated on Friday and Sat-
g > C urday nights in the homes of the
town’s people with breakfast in
OP most cases.
PMished by the Students of Mars HJUC^
MARS HILL N. C.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1954
Number 3
Hickman And Caudill
Star In Fall Comedy
“Come Out of the J will be presented by
a story of the same name by Alice U College
thrMars Hill Dramateers, October 30 at 7 Chatterton
Indimrium. This Broadway Production
and Bruce McRae, is a three act c J ^ of the wealthy,
he United States " with he gandra
Paul Caudill will be playing the role
Quartet Opens
^X^inter Series
Scene from Act One Rodolph m»on. s'andra
Officers Chosen
For 6of s Borins
Because some candidates failed
to return to college and others
changed their rooming places, sev
eral changes have been made m
the officers for the boys’ dormi
tories. A revised list follows.
in Treat dormitory Harold
Kirby serves as president; Leon
Rooke, vice-president; Fletcher
Carter, secretary-treasurer; Kim
Cole, chaplain and Clive Butte-
mere, assistant chaplain.
Jimmy Long is president in
Brown; Glyn Bolch, vice-presi
dent; F. C. Roberts, secretary;
and Tommy Webb, chaplain.
Melrose has Tommy Jones as
Ifs president; Jimmy Southern,
. vice-president; Ray Sutton, secre
tary; and A. C. Owenby, chap
lain.
Officers of the cottages were hot
available when the Hilltop went
to press.
Faculty Attend
Various Events
Dr. Ella j. Pierce, Mrs. R. D.
Watson, and Miss Daisy Ander
son went on a trip to Greensbo o,
Aapel Hill, and Raleigh, Octo-
her 15 and 16.
In Chapel Hill Dr. Pierce and
Mrs. Watson attended the Fall
Directors’ Conference of the Car
olina Dramatic Association A
production of “The Crucib y
the Carolina Haymakers was the
opening event on Friday evening.
On Saturday business and disps-
sions centering around religious
drama and choice of plays th
Spring Festival were the chief
items of interest.
Also on Saturday Dr. Pierce
and Mrs. Watson were present at
the Luncheon Session of the Col
lege English Association (North
Carolina, Virginia, and West Vir
ginia Division) at North Carolina
State College in Raleigh.
News
Briefs
Miss Daisy Anderson, accom-
nanied by the others, visited four
college libraries in order to gather
“ggLions for the furn«h,ngs for
ihe new Mars Hill library now
under construction. Librarws in
jected were the Catawba College
hbra^ ta Salisbury, the Woman's
College library m
University library in Chapel Hill,
jd the State College library in
Raleigh.
During the
Frances Snelson and Walter P.
Cmith have attended College Days
in Winston-Salem, Greensboro,
Hish Point, and Salisbury. Also
trcollege Day. recently
Roy Johnson, ’53 graduate of
Mars Hill, now a senior at State,
was recently awarded a five ^n-
dred dollar scholarship. ine
award was made on the basis of
scholarship, personality and out
standing campus citizenship.
Charles Crook, temporary presi
dent of the South Carolina Club,
has announced that the first meet
ing will be October 25. All South
Carolinians are invited to the sup
per meeting to be held on the
mezzanine in the cafeteria.
Nora Willis and Frank Wil
helm, photography students, and
Walter P. Smith, publiaty di
rector, recently attended the third
annual High School Editors
Roundtable held at Western Car
olina College, Cullowhee. Nora
and Frank participated m a round
table discussion and Mr. Smith
spoke on “Style, Stones, and
Makeup.”
Mars Hillians figure promi
nently in news from Furman. Al-
fred Connell, '53, has been chosen
ROTC Cadet Colonel. Mitch
Carnell ’54, has a by-line front
page article in the Oct. 15 Hornet
and a stage-crew picture on an
inside page. Co-editor Marpret
Johnston (’52-'53 Hilltop editor)
in addition to her regular column
has a historical feature.
field. The other Dangerfield
children are Elizabeth Da^er-
field, Shirley Styles; Paul Dan
gerfield, Nathan Brooks; and
Charles Dangerfield, Rudolph
Dixon. Tommy Pearce will play
- the part of Randolph Weeks,
Concerts Leon Rooke, that '
Knickerbocker Quartet ferts; La Verne Hinson, bolon
wil present a concert in the Mars Tucker^Sue Bishop Amanda, J_
Hill College auddonum^on^Sat- Anne^ Dent^.
8:TO o’cTock. ottKogerfold
The Knickerbocker quartet con- the -fhe plot is
T nrraine Donahue, so- family of Virginia, a f
irHnr^ ant =RXTd td^Xn^tit^:^
hattan. Tw Mason-Dixon problem of finances and a sick
~ ■■■b'/fotS-s %=
,7?srt*
aid Smith, wno is uicii & events that cause
Mr qmith is a prominent in New denced by the events
V 1 t fluRical circle. Olivia Dangerfield and Burton
Donahue soprano, is Crain to fall in love.
Lorraine Donahue s^P^ God- Along with the cast, other
f > “T^nt Scout show. Miss groups will make possible the pro-
t from Boston She has luetion of the fall play. Richard
Sersoloist with many symphonies Agee wiU_serve^as^smge manage^
and ™“]j°'|“{fpSjj’alto, from jjge crew, property crew, ma^-
ramUnr mred with the up^rew, and the costume crew,
R:Stand' H’ammerstein show, all students of the acting and
Ihf has appeared with Fred War- stage-craft classes
‘"®T “m Richarl Imde is a prod- of Ki-beth Webster Wat-
ueJof th^ Louisiana State l^i- son, instructor in dramatics.
vMsity and oTTanglewood. Mr
Erode has sung professionally with
the New Orleans Opera Com
pany and the Baton Rouge SyAi-
‘’’’a cherished experience of Adam
Petroski, tenor, ‘y'bf_y"F'"?r^e
Dramateers’ presenta
tion of their Fall
“Come Out of the Kitchen, i he
play will replace the annual party.
Refreshments will be_ served in
front of the cafeteria immediately
after the play.
have been -Mrs. A. E, Jenkins to
North - Wilkesboro and Lenoir,
Md Mrs. Don Cox to Hickory,
Mooredville, and StateSvale.
Student Council
To Be Hostesses
PeHo'skirtenor, is the fnging of Qirl’s Student Council
fhe lead role in Stravinsky s The ^h^rge of the annual
Rake’s Progress,” with the com- i^^Ho^e’en celebration to be held
poser conducting. Mr. Petroski Dramateers’ presenta-
^ (Continued on page 4) p^ll production,
Trial Debates Held
Thursday Evenii^s a.t«^ti.c
Regular ‘ 30 on consists of the officers of the girl s
bating Group in Moore 3^°^^ dormitories. Winifred Moore is
Thursdays, are now featu S oresident of the council,
debates in which the 8™“? ^ -j-he officers of the girl’s dormi-
bers divided into squads ol to
indulge in practice debates. The tone president, Pat
first team will be chosen -VPatts, vice president; and Shirley
in the season. , ... r)aniels, secretary. Stroup has as
The national foery which wi Da .
be used in tournament debates^ IS Light, vice presi-
Resolved that Red , xr dent- and Carolyn Killian, secre-
be admitted to the Ufed Na- aM
tions. Handbooks on *e subject “P
have arrived and are available m PuUen.j^ Barron sec-
the mam library. retary. House officers in Huffman
There is a possibility that tta Moore, president;
group more Janet McNeil, vice-president! and
the futtrre in order to get n Molly Parrish, secictaiy. .
practice.