k HILL COLLEGE
iMORIAL LIBRARY
1 21. 1956
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;; Congratulations I
TO
I debaters
Volume XXX
Campus Leaders
Honored Today
Approximately 550 students
o ave participated in extra-
Wrricular activities or made com-
pendable scholastic records are be-
|ng recognized today in the annual
ecogmtion Day exercises taking
place at 10:00 a. m. in the amphi-
•^Peatre.
The program begins with recog-
P'tion of members of the B. S. U
Executive Council and Mission
Council by M. H. Kendall.
Recognition of Hilltop and
^aurel staffs will be by Miss Col-
>e Garner and R. R. Chapman
espectively. Journalism kej^s will
^ awarded to outstanding C-II
staff members of both publications.
Mrs. J. V. Howell will take
cParge of recognition in Home
P'Conomics. Rufus Norris will
^>nduct recognition of the College
choir, and under his direction the
Choir will present “Country
fi Burke-Heusen and
Collytoodum,” arranged by Bell,
^ork in forensics under the di
rection of Harley E. Jolley will
°e presented.
Officers and members of the
College Band and the Choralettes
'^ill be recognized by Phillip Mag-
Ptis and Miss Irma Hopkins re
spectively. Athletic awards to
Rirls will be made by Coach Vir-
^nia Hart and to boys by Coach
cton Henderson.
R. M. Lee will officiate in
recognition of the Dean’s List,
the women’s and the men’s Stu-
cnt Councils will be presented
y their respective sponsors, Dean
Caroline Biggers and Dean Har-
Lance. Dramatics awards
r^’ill be presented by Mrs. Eliza
beth Watson,
Joe Chris Robertson will make
he final recognition which will
c that of the College Marshals,
President Blackwell will pre-
a message of appreciation,
Commendation, and challenge
^y^hich will be followed bt?- the
Singing of the “Alma Mater” and
^ prayer by Mr. Kendall.
^he Hilltop
— Publu>hed by the Students of Mar, HiU r^n... I
FOR
WINNING
trophy
Number
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DanielsTo Give Addres
At Honor Club Banque
Jonathan Worth Daniels Pol • u
honor clubs of Mars Hil ’Collegf ‘I
auditorium. Prior to the addresftbe 2 in the collet
'he Scrihlerus Club wilt he'’hen ' Banque
a“L h“ s
Z7T positions
Heads
News Staff
Pegp Ann Frith has been
dected editor-in-chief of The
Wh-r “>Se Frankiin dT'Sv
^ attending high school J?^ a member of a Uni
W1S ^ Maryland, she committee. Also he is
president o^f if th
se-t™ :'f
Arts Course!’she L
undecided upon which field of
service to enter.
SdTateT'
on th^edtoriTstfff'
torune and a columnist
IS at ion.
sismnV'"'!f' "‘'“‘■'’■■atrative
istant and press secretary
anT;.t’’,LZ''““'''', D- Roosevi
Day above, „i||
Over May Day Exercises
Mrs. Anne Robinson Y/T
ign over the May D^ and Paul Caudill Kimr ^'II
■ a nrr^d,,..;„„ festivities tndav „rK;.u ...7,, , ’ will
11‘ankersley Wins
Club Recognition
Margaret Tankersley has been
Chosen Miss Home Economics of
”55-56, the highest honor be-
towed upon a member of the
hiome Economics Club.
Margaret, a home economics
jhajor from Clinton, South Caro-
^‘Pa, was selected for the honor by
^cmt ballot of the club members,
^ *th the approval of the executive
c*rumittee and the club adviser.
Margaret is currently serving
president of the Home Eco-
.^mics Club and has been active
^ all phases of the club program
• bring her two years here. She
'as r 1 1
of Mrs. Elizabeth W f
Members of the “7 ,
jrerlam, Charles Parker; Don"^pU™'^^Deaton; the Cham-
Guffy; the Duchess of Albu™ u! qt’ S»7' U™
L;„ F Dwarf,
GeL^F”l’ Deal,
^ XT i Young Girl of
Shearin; Lady
in Waiting, Billie Everhart. ^
rmroi ^ ^ chamber of the
a wa'r“!! 1‘" Spy-. The time
However Mr. Daniels savs
hnuself: “1’™ a newspaper edi
Piv foremost, and all the tim
'll If *^eme of the banquet its
For associate editor XT TV • of the hor
Hayes from Salisbury has^S w'F 7,“^ ^U^es Hill C
chosen. Gerald Davis of Wql- hf ‘ ‘^^nbs w
alia, South Carolina, will serve wiirmsnn'T^ separately, and ea
^^iinaging editor. In hiVh nre«entVf'” f dramai
tn fnews edh Jhat
tor and editorial assistant nnd fpiu ^ decorations w:
this }Tar has been on the Hilltot siVriiT^H motif, with mix(
staff as exchange editor. Gemld arrZjI^
was editor of his h.’o-h V , arranged around the hall
paper. Even though the banquet is ope
Th • Club membei an
staff^^ temainder of the editorial sponsors, everyone is coi
otaff consists of Rachel Mixson the addres
R news editor Daniels.
a?d W
and Wayne Stancil as sports edi-
RLnP7'" Kenneth
Blackwell are circulation man-
alvSf'''”’^ I’Vlis Wiley is the
advertising manager. Doing the
tj-pmg will be Jo Ann Thornton!
Plano Concert
Slated Tonight
feature'NJ 'P”™ Wll “ summer day in7h! fSo’r
tralian ™ Aus- „f Dwo dances under the direction
under 'wo-piano team j Goach Hart will also be includ
tual 7*" ‘^punsorship of the Mu- play. One will be a
tual Concert Association, ”‘™«- Girls taking naT in fb'
The couple has been presented cTl Esther Mimly
to-cras'7 °7- ‘''vision and coast- , j? f” Welch, Jane Blake, Marl
m orilalV? are To A 'fv''’' ®P“"«h dance
four hands™- Sho^^^^^^
will 7Ce®''‘‘L t Rams”"’
in D Minor” b^*'^ Fugue Barbara Moore and R 7' 1^—®’
by the team- "q'' adapted derburke. ’ Eun-
Major” by Ylozar?''”Et"udf fv” P'^P the Pro
by Babin; ‘Teir«” ’ jTt fV cessional and Recessional I ^
tella” by’ Ra7ra„,'‘7 .I^an- May Court, Mav h" ;7-
ijci I WO years nere. ane
held places of leadership in
'^n Union and Society.
.^Bowing graduation Margaret
^HS fn tronc-Tot- ♦-i-x •-»4-U. 1
'P'‘t.”^ by’ R^chman.-:?/. “Y™'
Ses7“b:"’ctp“''‘''7^ “E^p c-pt
Neal: and V.3" ^yPted by
. graauation iviargaret
l^ans to transfer to Winthrop Col-
j^§e and to continue her training
home economics education.
Etudes” b}'
NeaL nnrl T- ‘ 7* oy
lAccu, ana Liszts “1\/t l- ^
Waltz,” adapted by Ned "
Miss Nelson (Mrs N i •
private life) was AustraliaV‘1 T
mg child prodigy” 'P“T
brought to this country bv F„
Ormandy in 1944. She was study!
mg with Rudolf Serkin at the
Curtis Institute when she met
Harry Neal, studying there with
Mme. Isabelle Vengerova
. Mr. and Mrs. Neal are at home
in rans, Tennessee, during the
summer months.
West Chosen
Chief Marshal
Robert West, son of Mrs. Dan
°V.Mars Hill will serve
as Chief Marshal during the Cen
tennial Commencement and the
college year 1956-57.
Suzanne Mims, of Edgefield,
V.., IS assistant chief. Other
r Elizabeth
Forbes of Kingsport, Tennessee;
everly England, Somerville, New
^rsejs- Brenda Briddell, Crisfield,
Maryland; Loni Carter, Mars
Hill, Kathleen Shelton, Marshall ;
Frederick Anderson, Mara Hill-
James Ellen, Rocky Mount; Arn-
md Joslin, Raleigh; and David
1 eague of Granite Falls.
^ basis
of scholarship, character and co
operation. They usher at all im
portant college functions.
The committee for selecting the
marshals is composed of Dean R.
M. Lee,^Dean of Men, Harvev
C^roiine^R™ Miss
Mr H,!ff®'®*j'^i '’'P Kegistrar,
• . ’ n ^7 ^^P assistant Reg
istrar, R. M. Chapman. ^
Bridal IMotif
To Be Finale
Of Dress Shoi
I P® Finale for t
fashion show on May 15 to i
sponsmed by the Mars Hill Cc
VV inner s Department Store i
_^hev.lle, will feature a bridi
A girl from the College Horn
ected by Winner’s to model th
m!derwilt“*- ““P Pf th,
modd will not be revealed unti
Progra7 ‘’’PPP'-'i'-tnce on th,
wii?'h]c'iud!*''^'^* **'P Ptogram
Will include garments that have
been made by membere of the sew!
mg classes and readv m-aci i l
provided by the detre “
Dress nn A department store,
^ress-up dresses, school clothes
and suits with matching hats will
be worn by the nirlc ^ u V
them. ^ ^ ^ ’^bo made
is cordially invited to
a tend the show which i to be held
Dining Hair-
H(!!n7'F*^ °PP" *’“t'se, the
WgT sc£°ol™‘“ eittb gave’each
raateri:?™' carers
nomics Fa , borne eco-
sor? ?■ -1 ^be club spon-
iterest m home economics as p
profession among the local h" h
school students, ' ''‘8*'