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THE HILLTOP. MARS HILL COLLEGE. MARS HILL. N. C.
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Sunday School Classes Announce
Officers Chosen for Spring Semester
The college students’ Sunday School classes have elected officers
for the spring semester. General officers for the college depart
ment are Larry Williams, superintendent; Gene McCreary, asst,
superintendent; Peg^ Hill, secretary; Page Shelton, music director;
and Bobby Davis, pianist.
Officers of Dr. Ella J. Pierce’s class are Dot Saunders, president;
Phyllis Jarvis, first vice-president; Judy Clpdfelter, second vice-presi
dent; Judy Swift, third vice-president; and Lu Downey and Sylvia
Greene, secretaries. In Mrs. Cornelia Vann’s class are Thora Belle
Worley, president; Martha Nan-
ney, first vice-president; Connie
Scruggs, second vice-president;
Wanda Norris, third vice-presi
dent; and Linda Shermer and
Marcia Dearing, secretaries.
Mrs. Ruby Sparks class chose
Marlene Howard as president;
Joanne Morris, first vice-presi
dent; Edwina Tart, second vice-
president; Pat McLamb, third
vice-president; Rita Reid, fourth
vice-p resident; and Gwen
Franks, Bette Kelley, Sara Long,
and Helen Brown, secretaries.
Carolyn Everidge is president
of Miss Caroline Biggers’ class.
Susie Merrimon is vice-president;
Jane Fogle, secretary; Amelia
Coates, asst, secretary; and Mar
tha Derryberry, social chairman.
In Mrs. Max Ammons’ class
Hannah Greene is president;
Cynthia Finch, vice-president;
Cindy Tomberlin and Ann Dea
ton, secretaries; and Florence
Gray, social chairman.
Leading Mr. Lance’s class are
Stan Wrinkle, president; Roy
O’Brien, vice-president; John
Boskin, secretary; and Larry
vBruce, asst, secretary. Officers
in Mr. Harrell Wood’s class are
Doug Lilly, president; Bernie
Perkins, vice-president; David
Jordan, secretary; and John
Hazelgrove and Tommy Mon-
crief, social chairmen.
Glenn Williams is president
of Dr. Raymond Nelson’s class.
Jim Henderson is vice-president
and John Rawls, secretary. In
the Rev. Dean Minton’s class,
Joe Mullaney is president; Judy
Elam, vice-president; and Clau
dia Parks, secretary. Joan Ben
nett is president and Patsy Clark
secretary of Mr. Joe Price’s class.
Cynthia Perkins is secretary in
Dr. A. E. Jenkins’ class.
Leading Mr. J. A. McLeod’s
class are Bud Baker, president;
Joan Griffin, vice-president; and
Peter Edwards, secretary. Mary
Helen Burch is president of Mrs.
Charles Davis’ class. Other of
ficers are Celeste Frost, vice-pres
ident; Mary Ann Glasgow and
Rosalyn Creel, secretaries; and
Yvonne Roberts, social chair-
Forensic Team Plans
Semester’s Activities
The Mars Hill debating team
anticipates an active semester
with tournaments which the
team is planning to enter at
Lenoir - Rhyne and Carson -
Newman. East Tennessee State
has been invited to debate Mars
Hill on the Mars Hill College
campus this month.
Many new members have
joined the debating team this
semester. The team now con
sists of John Reagan, Euell
Busby, Coolidge Porterfield,
Paul Clark, Harold Nesbitt,
Audrey Bunce, Johnny Grier,
Jayne Tomlinson, and Anne-
marie Nussbaum. Others who
would like to join are welcome.
LYNWOOD SAMPSON
Nevs^ Students
(Cent, from p. 1)
Dean’s List
(Cent, from p. 1)
inald Carter, Ruth Ann Carter,
Kenneth Cathey, Judy Ann
Clark, Patsy Clark and Fay
Coker.
Others are Anne Dowdy, Mari
lyn England, Harold Estes, Mary
Etchison, Larry Dean Farrell,
Judith Ferguson, Betty Jane Fos
ter, Mary Anne Glasgow, Patricia
Gores, Joan Grigg, Nancy Hannah,
Sandra Harvey, Susie Henderson,
Phyllis Jarvis, Starr Keller, Chin-
Ku, Katy Jo Lewis, Jeanne Middle-
ton, and Wayne Moore.
Also Martha Nanney, Laura
Nash, Peggy Padgett, Joyce
Payne, Mary Anne Price, Vir
ginia Purcell, Norman Robert
son, Judy Sitton, Patricia Spar
row, Buddy Taylor, Esther
Tomlinson, Archer Turner, Car
olyn Ussey, Susan Walker, Ken
neth Weaver, Judy Woodard,
and Moris Wray.
Also included are Larry Davis
from Burnsville, William Faw,
from Wilkesboro; Larry Francis
co from Salem, Va.; John Hailey
from Mars Hill, and James
Johnson from Winston-Salem.
The remaining new students
are Wong Hoon Lee, from Seoul,
Korea; Dale Minshew, from
Blackshear, Ga.; Thomas Nash
from Asheville; William David
P e n 1 a n d from Weaverville;
George Pitts from Newton; and
Joseph Williams from Salisbury.
The Choral Clinic which
was scheduled to be held on
the Mars Hill campus Feb. 3
and 4 was postponed because
of bad weather. However, the
clinic will be held March 3, 4.
man.
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Saturday 1:30 Continuous
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 13-18
R. S. GIBBS
We Would Like To
Take This Opportunity
To Wish You a
HAPPY VALENTINE
We Have Nice New
SPRING MATERIAL
I MON. & TUES.—*A1I the Fine Young Cannibals—
Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood
I WED.—* Johnny Dark with Tony Curtis
1 THURS. & FRI.—* Adventures of Huckleberry Finn—Tony Randall
; SATURDAY—*Mr. Cory—Tony Curtis and Martha Hyer
♦Night Passage—i^ames Stewart and Audie Murphy
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 20-25
i MON. & TUE.—*Bells Are Ringing—Judy Holiday and Dean Martin
|WED.*Away All Boats—Jeff Chandler
: THURS. & FRL—*The Angel Wore Red—
Ava Gardner and Joseph Cotton
; SAT.—*Written on the Wind—Rock Hudson and Lauren Bacall
♦The Perfect Furlough—Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh
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Lynwood Sampson, Mars Hill Sof'/
Suffers Fatal Injury in Sleddii-^
Lynwood Sampson, 18, a sophomore student at
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died on January 27, as a result of injuries suffered,
accident the previous evening. '
His sled was struck by a car about 9:30 p. m. as
213, the Mars Hill-Marshall road that runs throug J
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He and several other students were sledding in f
dormitory, coasting across the road and stopping
the other side. ^ iHOW
Books Available About
Focus Week
Topics
Kentucky; Wilbur Bishop from
Ware Shoals, S. C.; and Mal
colm Watson from Parkton.
Several students have enrolled
in Mars Hill as first semester
freshmen. This list includes
Stephen Bitter, from Asheville;
Nesbitt Robertson from York, S.
C.; Wilmer Calhoun from Lum-
berton and William Clark from
Hendersonville.
On display in the Memorial
Library and Student Center are
various books connected with top
ics which will be discussed in group
meetings and seminars during
Christian Focus Week.
Books on display in the library
may be checked out. The student
committee on publications hopes
that through the reading of these
excellent books persons may better
understand the truths that they
are searching for. Many pamphlets
for general use are also on display.
Books on display in the Student
Center are for sale and are good
choices to add to one’s personal
library.
The reading of good books on
Witnesses said'
saw the car cortlj
proached; then hiPHlMlf
sled, but the ca
Sampson and the — an
them more than ly stand;
Monroe Mace ^y Edna
shall, driver by t
cleared of blameonor of t
Dr. W. A. Sams the anr
death was an “u 1-3.
cident.” tation wi
c; ,ion of T
Sampson was t , ,
and Mrs. Claude r
Rt. 4, Lumberto(”^
honor graduate, offic
High School, whe ?
ident of his sen?^^ Rober
dent of the stude'*^
captain of the bas^ prepan
his senior year. 1’
for achievement' over-all i
science and in g>s Rosalyr
ship and was vot'The d
mates “Best Alltairman
dent in his seniod Belind;
a problem or question that con- ——- - —— _
fronts one often will give a better gineering studentdecorati*
insight into it or a clearer under- be was interested! Nanc
standing of it. It is the hope of
the committee that every student
will take advantage of this oppor
tunity and read at least one ap
propriate book during Focus Week.
ATTENTION! This is a
last reminder to all students
interested in submitting articles
to the Hilltop for the Literary
Edition. The deadline for sub
mission is February 20. At the
present very few articles have
been received by the staff and
unless more are received we will
be unable to have a Literary
Edition.
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engineering studnne Bed
State College.
Memorial servi lighting
were held in the ^e and ta
tist Church at hder the
January 28, witlve, Stan
Lee and The Re'' and D:
in charge. Funeit. Steve I
conducted on Smard are
29, at his hoinrations \
Lumberton. Att*ps and p
Mars Hill werfiimittee
Doug Lilly, Sam Ann Me
Carter, Gene Fo' invitatio
mers, Joe Oates, bonna Pc
George Ridenli'j Jarvis ;
Corn, Glenda ie-up; Th
Stone, Beverly \V'Beverly
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