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THE HILLTOP. MARS HILL COLLEGE. MARS HILL. N. C.
MarsHill Honor Clubs Hold Monthly Meetings; Forensic Team
Programs Include Film Strips, Music, Drama In Tournament
The honor clubs held their monthly meetings Monday and Members of the Mars Hill
Tuesday nights, April eleven and twelve. The Scriblerus Club College debating team and en-
met in Huffman parlor and presented a program of “Literature trants in speaking contests are
and Life in Drama.” The program included two plays, Andro
mache by Jean Racine and Comedy o^ Errors by William Shake
speare. A final portion of the program was a score from the mu
sical Oklahoma by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Refreshments were
served after the program.
The French Club met at Mrs.
Nona Roberts home, where
slides were shown of the scenic
places in and around Paris, in
cluding the Eiffel Tower and the
Triumphal Arch. A social hour
was held after the program.
The Spanish Club met at Mrs.
Fish’s home, where the theme of
the program centered around
the various types of Spanish mu
sic and dances. 7’he program
included talks on La Musica
del Peru, Los Bailes de Latino-
america, and Los Bailes de Mex
ico. They heard music from a
Chilean folk dance La Gueca,
the music of the Mexican Hat
Dance, La Raspa. Afterwards
the group listened to a selection
of Spanish folk songs. A picnic
is being planned for the next
meeting.
The Bible Club members dis
cussed Judaism.
The members of the Business
Club visited the New York Stock
Exchange Branch in Asheville
on Tuesday afternoon, April 12.
After a lecture on the stock ex
change, the girls had time to
shop before having supper in
the S8cW Cafeteria.
Dorm Officers
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Greene and Pat Byrd will serve
as chorister and pianist respec
tively. The socials and refresh
ments will be planned by Diane
Shoe and Betty Jane Foster.
Audrey Bunce of Stedman was
elected president of Treat Dor
mitory. Annamarie Nussbaun-
mer and Judy Pierce will be
serving as vice-president and sec
retary, respectively. Lois Nich
olson will serve as chaplain.
The chorister’s position will be
filled by Lynette Robinson,
while Sarah Griffin accompan
ies the girls on the piano. San
dra Allen will be in charge of
the socials in Treat.
man Club saw four films deal
ing with the art, industry and
the churches of Germany.
The members of the Orpheon
Club saw two filmstrips on Bee
thoven, and the banjos of the
mountains.
Mr. Taylor showed the mem
bers of the Science Club slides
on plant life in Western North
Carolina. He also had a few
shots of the semi-deserts of the
West.
Bullard, Weeks, Morton, and $
Head List of Commencement O '
participating in the Smoky
Mountain Forensic Tourna
ment, which is being held this
week end, April 21-22, at Car-
son-Newman College in Jeffer?
son City, Tennessee.
The debaters are matched
with teams from leading col
leges of the eastern and midwest-
ern United States for five pre
liminary rounds of debate on
the intercollegiate debate prop
osition, Resolved: That the
United States should adopt a
program of compulsory health
insurance for all citizens.
Members of the Mars Hill
College debating team attend
ing are Harold Nesbitt and Paul
Clark, who are debating affirma
tive, and Audrey Bunce and
Johnny Grier who compo.se the
negative team.
John Reagan is representing
Mars Hill in the after dinner
speaking, oratory, and extempo
raneous speaking contests. An-
nemarie Nussbaumer is entering
the women’s divisions of the
oratory, extemporaneous speak
ing, and oral interpretation con
tests. Entrants in speaking con
tests as well as debates are Har
old Nesbitt in oral interpreta
tion, Audrey Bunce in extempo
raneous speaking and oratory,
Johnny Grier in after dinner
speaking, and Paul Clark in ex
temporaneous speaking.
Officers for the Commencement Term of the foui
cities were elected at the meetings held on March 16 a«tV
Staley, Ed Morgan, Libby Bullard, and Mayon Weeks s
presidents of their respective societies. Nonpareil, £' i
and Phi. |
Libby Bullard, from Lumberton, was elected presk
Libby served as Clio censor last term. Dixie Chasta^
desson, S. C., was elected vice-president.
Other officers include Marie
Small, secretary; Lynda McNeil,
censor; Wanda Walters, chap
lain; the marshals are Sandy
Justice, chief, Linda Huneycutt,
Ann Brookshire, Shelia Hop
kins, and Sharon Purcell alter
nate.
Elected president of Phi was
Mayon Weeks, from Fayetteville.
Mayon served as secretary of
Phi during Anniversary Recep
tion term. Richard Dillingham,
from Weaverville, was elected
vice-president.
Officers also elected in Phi
were Fred Linkenhoker, secre
tary; Ed Newman, censor; Jim
Turberville, chaplain; and Rich
ard Bennet and Tim Viar, mar
shals.
Helen Staley was elected pres
ident of Non. Helen is from
Roxboro. She served as chap
lain during Anniversary - Re
ception and was second vice-
president last term. Elected to
serve as first vice-president was
Phyllis Inman, from Canton,
and Alice Boley, from Roanoke,
Virginia, was elected second
vice-president.
Also holding offices in Non
this term are secft
Morris; censor, Ju*^! I si
hostesses — chief,
Worley, Betty
James, Judy Benn^'j
ton, and Rosalyn
Eu elected Ed
dent. Ed is from
dale, Florida. He**'
president last tertD'
from St. Pauls,
president. college marshals
Remaining office
Cebron Russell, s'
,ecf
Reel censor; Art
lain; and the
Cutts, Dan Keels,,
and Howard Brid^ji
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For
ichison Head
Harsbal List
ick and Mary
Serve as chief mar-
chaplain, Janis L^j iistant chief marshal
,*1 the coming year.
® is from Maiden
elected to head the
Council for next
^as recently elected
yiffman Dorm and
the Women’s Stu-
She hails from
^ll fl 1 ft r1
(Vic) Ku from
Kong, Judy Fer-
Larry
FRIENDLY
sirlington, and Judy
;"Wlle, S. C.
jUson
was recently
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and Larry is presi-
Spanish
and
M A C ti list of marshals
Jilks of Whittier, Ann
SHOE S
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THE
MARS HILL
SODA SHOP RESTAURA
EXTENDS
Thanks to
The Residents and
Honored
Mars Hill College StudEI^^ BailflUet
Honor Club.
a»v> ^^^cently received a
QUALITY WOB^ attaining the high-
Visit
far this year in
l^orth Wilkesbo ro,
'*1 New Brunswick,
feller of Granite
garter of Maiden,
Utown of Erwin,
l?te is president of
l^hl-62. Starr will
President next year
carter is Sunday
Jl^Pdent.
* Were selected by
faculty members
nutstanding schol-
^Pt, commendable
P'p and Christian
FOR
Their Gracious Patrona^^
Come Again Soon and
ALINE AND DON
JP, president of
,|!|'^ory, has been
as president of
h Student Council
school year.
,**'dent, Suzanne
as vice-president
^ion and Audrey
btesident is serv-
calls for...
secretary of
tarry on the de-
Sjoup serving as
jiSie Bolick of
i^'ty will serve as
Men’s Student
pOn Edward’s of
'^t-president and
''f Myers as Sec-
as well as the
,, and old Men’s
^^Udent Councils
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