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PLAIN LIVING AND HIGH THINKING*-
Students of Mars Hill College
Students Anticipate
Spring Vacation
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.V.’.V.V.' Nathan Brooks
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Staunton
Hugh Wilder iinK"w-"T: ^ Sprinkle
Advertising'^Managers Bob Hig^^
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Ann Pate, Louis Ensley
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Number 11 from whence we'^'cL'"
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By SHIRLEY BRADLEY
You Lre oomes beautiful sunrises , ,
-e a Mars Hill sunrie “wht ™ l’d°b
day. Yes. Morning Water,, he ^e begiat
;t IS good weather. Vespers each'r-r^*^ amphith—
^”Pbitheater. Go to Mor^ng irtc^a^d
Let's all atr,„u c... , „ . r 'be w.
Back Your Pastor Ub
it has happened n Y^c .u ^
has a pastor. Last'Sunday was Dr‘s^Z'^' w '® ™ Church
services. In the evening service he 00 ^°;" '‘'‘I' O'" ohurch
Fust^rr; -view tLfeThings!"' '“P^^bilities of
Sidered the “center'^of'rttraction”^^'^' '"'®b to be con-
tendance. Second, our new pastor °exDect ‘''"'-b at-
he expects cooperation. These expectatin^ understanding and third,
but they demand the support of each
IS to meet them. the church as a body
You voted to call E)t-
have pra.ved for his ministnrNow Tthe^’' '“‘‘f
live .vour prayers.” Smilingly you shal-^ ^ud
^id say “Welcome, pastor” ’if v Seymour
Your Pastor Up.” ^ it-“B Y P U--Baclr
Going home is . ,,1
thought, but coming alonJ^'''''"^
constant reminder is the fact ,Lt
tve have a lot of work to ac “
Phsh before we mZ T°"''
Pers, parallel reading, eTamf "u
long nights with sYc T ’
book? English,‘Hisr; /r--
donTI’^/n/ra'-nUbrSgr ^ Z
mossed before we go h^e. “we'
Pario'n™ d'Tor^TouT “ T*''
L oH • u our work. Tt
hig'dancYr d°ate’’?tetakes'’’^''
r s,-nf ..af:eG^
S;i Spring VoT
tomorrow at 9 45 God'^
thing for .vk there A '
■'"g opening assembly L planS
and each teacher is readv^ f
his part to teach the Bible
‘■PPortant, however, for uYn d
our narf b,r .c 1 • ^ to do
Let’s each^ rv 'l'^'T® “"t
^ eacn work for a inn
cent each Sunda.v. P"
udent^iW^^^^^ the Adethodist Friday began ‘dcG
. are attendimr students of iVlars Hmd
etball
President
Floridn Bay {i'i
.7 'as se]
danna/ Okeif^Z
Student Mnvp ^ YIethodist , ^^‘day began idcG
theserWcel at TY''' ""“‘'‘■"g ^ars Hmd
odist Church ■ A Meth- uught it was Frida.v'i^hoo
row morning A tomor- ^'1things weeing
given them fn will be f, that day. For idefen
the church uf students entered tthe ’
services. ThoL ^nl corning ? breakfast, *t f
tend the North to at- to discover de c
odkt CF..a„. Yr Garohna Meth- and the Bean.fall-she'
tend the Nonh rTT^ 1°
odist Student Pn Meth-
lotte Mamh 18 ^har-
mYl Prince'
SbWc'-SaSlsi"^^ "S
f^kat Is This r
# »' \>%/ 9/ Jl . m m Wm'm ^ ^
.^^^at Britain s left wincr in Pi-
wing charel movement of .Mars Hm‘Sih *‘‘7 ™'b‘''S °n the left
old movement has entered a period of r ’'’ “ '' 'bi* age-
semester That fact is certainly no comjru “.“"“r ‘‘''"'"S 'b" -eond
tion ,s ,tr To what degree can edueal k '™ ^ “''"S" '^‘luca-
teach one to think; and to be sure £‘T ' Z "ot
the conduct of many male members in att a "''“lyoe °f thought in
As college students, it is about tint "b"!’^* exercises,
values with respect to our experiences T ‘‘"'''“P'b a sense of
that the programs in chapel are of ^ntely no one would deny
though some might not appeal J one'f 0’“ “^ “
izlzz:r^ ■■" bnowSi^in'd tp^ii‘1;::,^ ,r:
hut also will enable Slow s'tud’ents'So b‘’°'f”"'/ ?'°briable to you
A more wholesome atmosphere can he 'b'' 'bapel period.
conversat,ons or improperyPPlaudit^
Talents Galore!
aetiueeH, ^Ue
^nh
th/weS'erS'^tdd'l'W^'
for the first time in ^^'Croated
The Enchanted Cup by^n
James Roberts Th
Tr-tam and IsSideTh fS‘21
alive in this lirpms^ l-
■with dramatic n ^uhievement
beauty. Tere r'the“VS'^“‘
medieval tournaments tb
der of the charo- u’ . ® fbun-
dor of King Irfh
Camelot. and the h“" «
Hundred and pStv'T *0
the Round Table afi ringed
'» 'be legend'’^=-r:te^ bonor
ULKCU to discover tie o
Jack and the BeanstaB-she\
a_ palm tree had growi^elec
mght in the center of >
)pul;
f f it seems strange
Palm_ tree growing inside,
rog, It is even more strai^’’^^
a shower of oranges"™
down from the heavens."'""'
Some students, thi
“vioel!°xm.™ sp
Summer Mission,
P'ytg'TorTum'^ ap-
Jamaica or cSS SandSr’''' ' -“vents m
E’,i"trv" *'&■ ~ivr„hL”;«
3 *"“?■ ~ '""S t
FebmSrzJ'Sere wafk d
Don Kr e ^he sign ta?k j
Icaderc US ^ ^ dec ired ''»Iarch '
xetTs Hill campus. T ‘
^ ell, president of the'coD,
Ylartha MeJ entl /
thp Pi pres!'
Florida Club. R v
stamped with the college
■ the Florida
- 9§r§,^ ULlJ ^
imaginable. For the sSnSkL^inTed
that our campus harbors a mrn't,yt "dividuals proof must be given
proof in forensics, mns.^att aYwrittg'"““ ^
Hlfet rrd'Y:tf E Mars
Just last week the team came oul third i„T 7“' P'ace.
ment held at Lenoir-Rhyne. ®™'b Atlantic Tourna-
occasions throughout NWh"'caroHnr^Reef ri‘‘’'’*h ° “P*’"’" special
forty-second anniversary of the Hocutt Me ' Zn "•’.Peered at the
Burlington. They have future7 Memorial Baptist Church in
Asheville. Their spring tour' rilTtek“’?K * “"i? 1°'' " “"vention in
Individual contributions in the field ofmmZ fL-’'" i™’' Florida.
r;sTs„ir^-'^ -- ^
Blj; Y was“hSen"io bT'ZZ'Z ?l!7s
in choosing material for the Literarv Fd^v' ^ Fnds further evidence
" Thl' aSinUofei f- t "
drama groups the Art Department snnML^.'l, Performances of
talent, jusl JZToJZVll^Znl'l" will Yrify thi S'lhl
The Night of Thp U
D'lvk n UL by
Ln'is Grubb ,s the storv of „J
pH at the moment in their II
when thev are small , 7
"nderstands themJ^hen Z
Imows that the shadow at 1'
"orseiy window is really
b--th the moon, that le cTak
P soepmg rooms is the step of
Doom Itself, and that everv ^
night beneath a child’s
^7 - the night of the'hume"
oy a j-jygj.^ ^ woman, and one
eing hunted help create this ad
venture in West Virginia.
Sholem Asch has chosen
fa-sU”oter^/'‘'-“-bi:
.tonZZVoN':
pw stmt =r?
art ttot' -
*b.t he ‘hadTto1’“’r ‘'“"t’
^alism, a profound” meLte."'"''''
leaders. Two ns ward , .
made in one wa7 ^^re ‘’s annual Floj
nud go to Oteen ne«t"j*^" ''®' 1, ‘^r* Hill campus. E
Volunteers for fn.' .^PPiIuy. Hmation was siuu.j 1... nr
ruary 22 A ^bnst met Feb-
missit r P" foreign
'be first i/YsS'est-T"
grams concerning l[ ' t, P™' — —gc ,
'vill center around ■ P^°&ram had cont’ri' Florida
to the local ^^ftions relat- “oranaT. °dditi‘
director of secretary tion % avas tb(
director of musiYete 'brow1“frotSh
mg will be held at '7.Tn'-™""'- Moore HaB h Y"
Owen Building, VisitotliSt fhtt .?'"bterdt
andtr- for Volu
and Alinisterial Cn c "P'Puteers
|ng planned for nc7 """f be- ,, Pamphlets from tb “V
m"e Plans Silf h DeL Sunshine” wer™ di,t K t
later. be announced Z!
ct'lifP'ber Nature fieri
“Around thn ^VoHdv °f SUnshlrif^ “
Around the World” , t
theme of thp V tr ° 'vas the Joe Chris Prxk
fiwL^'t‘i"® uB: lUJlcuT • ’
'tprYlr'^- Z'ZCZ J-m Grantt
Armstrong' ofY 'be aSI "P-PaniS hi"® a t
sSia®
Ninety-six girls were t''®®’*'- of the ? "““‘P" " '
“"'mg '"^"^PP^'^Nels™ te„“t
■Yl/~?ssrc
'Vatch for “ bpring holiday, meeting a groim o7 \
Colfc O®"" E.''Ss”wSd P'‘"°m' ™rl
conference held if! ^^"'sterial r , ^ discussion on thp n
3iin.S«
ruiowln, Ihs, 'lUuUng “"I ‘“PI"" '
Tom„y Seth Needham and caS„ organizatiu
eeripture from tw^1« P^'^ge of bY?f “"I' be veri
lations. Bill 011^^"'"”' 'rans- J„E 'abe time out for
Goodson and Stuart Zre E'" Y’ FP"r
more hours than you once be