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Members
Added to Alpha Chi
By Cheryl Aldridge
int "^®"ly’iwo students were inducted
Sch National College Honor
■ nlarship Society on November 15
ha President’s Dining Room of the
'afeteria.
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The candlelight ceremony
SDn l^'^^alrded over by Winona Bierbaum,
QuJ’snr; Dr. Jim Lenburg and Dr.
l®*u Russell, associate sponsors.
j( , inductee pledged to continue
toward fulfilling their ac-
potentials. At the conclusion of
^jg^^remony. Dr. Richard Hoffman,
iHg ®niic Dean, commended the new
rj^^°®rs on the honor they had just
pj,^"'ad and asked them to continue
academic excellence and ex-
pl' ary character.
cq1| ar'i'ing Dr. Hoffman’s address, the
honored the members with a
Hjj ,®r. Lynn Greene Miller provided
^'cal entertainment at the piano.
af( business session was conducted
’ic *he
^or 1978 were elected and in-
- ,They are: Sally Phillips, presi-
^'"ers meeting, at which time of-
JJled.^
al Q^^ri official delegate to the Region-
onvention of Chapters in Atlanta;
Scott Hughes, vice president; Diane Led
ford, secretary-treasurer.
The new members inducted were:
Cheryl Aldridge, Barbara Buckner,
John Carson, Charles Dulaney, Joseph
Evans, Ellen Evans, Daniel Greene,
Nancy Hall, Rena Harris, Thomas High,
Barbara Hill, Karen Hinton, Melody
Hogan, George Holland, Scott Hughes,
Augusta Jenkins, Diane Ledford, Debra
Parks, Randy Robinson, Judy Houston
Snow, Susan Vickery, and Linda Wells.
Alpha Chi was first established in
1915, at Southwestern University,
Georgetown, Texas, with the purpose
of promoting high standards of scholar
ship among under graduate students by
recognizing and emphasizing the advan
tages to be derived from superior intel
lectual attainments. The organization
has grown to encompass 160 chapters
in 39 states and has more than 73,900
active members.
In the fall of 1971 the N.C. Epsilon
Chapter of Alpha Chi was established
as the official MHC honor society. Mem
bership in the campus chapter is open
to juniors and seniors in the top 5% of
their class who have an overall quality
point ratio of not less than 3.5, and are
active at MHC.
'^1 Retrospect
By Wright Culpepper
Hopefully \ ^
will receiv®
1 begin cous ivl)g^®®ins as if it were only last week
' lump rise in my throat
ment, *1"® ^'8^ that said, “MARS
It is for all yUlio^’MARSHALL - NEXT LEFT.” Even
e and ^ ®lill L summer seemed short I was
of Christiu® j cited about being back at school.
aposue ro-,1
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ire give about my accomplishments, my
let us reiU s, j^y gpgjgg^ fiends, and the
apostle Neji J*®! are coming up. There have
times, and there have been
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St la building as we move into
^h’s examination period. Some-
ik' aaems that there is just no way
We
vS, b^ lo get everything done.
Sb |.^Pe> cry, bite our fingernails, and
jS Yvg I® urazy to get the things done
Q have been putting off all semes-
^ heads seem to spin as we try to
cram our whole semester into this last
week.
But after next week, it will all be over.
The festive atmosphere of the Christ
mas holidays will make us forget about
all the papers, tests, and eight o’clock
classes that this semester gave us. We
will tend to remember the good times
and good friends that have come our
way. And when our grades come soon
after Christmas we will not worry,
because we will already be thinking
about next year and what it will have to
offer.
Thank goodness Christmas comes
when it does. Thank goodness Jesus
came when he did. If Christ had not
come, we would all be lost and we would
have nothing. But because of Jesus
we are heirs according to the promise
God gave to Abraham (Galations 3:29).
Therefore, through Christ we have every
thing that God has promised. Let’s all
remember this as we go into these last
few days of this semester. May God be
with you all.
Have a Merry Christmas.
Dr. Lester L. Stowe, Optometrist
General Practice of Optometry and Contact Lens
Phone 689-4206
Office Hours: 9:00-5:30, M-F
9:00-12:30, Sat.
Dr. Reese Steen Building
Highway 36 North
Mars Hill, North Carolina
Old and newly inducted members of Alpha Chi, the National honor society honoring
scholastic achievement on our campus.
Photo by Kirk Hall
Union Offers
Holiday Cheer
The Wren College Union Christmas
Party will be held on Dec. 9,1977. Activi
ties will include:
1 P.M. Children from the handy school
will visit the coffee house for enter
tainment and snacks. Outreach com
mittee and Inter Greek Council (The
coffee house will be decorated on
Thursday Dec. 8 by the coffee house
committee).
3 P.M. Close building to general public.
Union Board, SGA, Inter-Greek Council,
and CSM will all be asked to pitch in
to help decorate the building.
7 P.M. Reception in the coffeehouse for
invited guests, (committee members
serve)
8 P.M. (Recreationcommittee).
8 P.M. Building open to general public.
8 P.M. -10 P.M. Bookstore Sale.
8 P.M. - 10 P.M. Crafters in the snack
bar.
10 P.M. + “The Sword and the Stone" -
movie
10 P.M. + Mini concert - snack bar
Lounge activities:
8:15-8:45 - CSM Performance
8:45-9:15 - Sing Along
9:15-9:45 - Special song
9:45-10:00 - Gift giveaway
To top off this fun-filled Christmas
party, Santa Claus will be on hand to
wish everyone a very Merry Christmas.
Come out and enjoy the Wren College
Union Christmas Party and get into the
Christmas spirit early.
Final Totals - Entertainment Survey
Males . . . 242 Females . . . 304
Total Responses . . . 546
Most Popular Form of Entertainment:
Event
Popular Concerts
Musical Theatre
Classical Ballet
Popular Films
Serious Drama
Total Votes
435
120
109
Comedians 238
Speakers 105
Classical Concerts 68
Modern Dance 137
Classical Films 76
Television 196
Coffeehouse 216
Opera n
Most Popular Type of Music:
Show Music - 83
Country - 48
Symphonies - 44
Jazz - 98
Hard Rock - 187
Country Rock - 196
Chamber - 26
Top 40-25
Disco - 17
Soul - 9
Most frequently find out about
upcoming events through:
Announcer 151
Posters 440
Events Calendar 239
Hilltop 90
WVMH-FM 87
Support for Appalachian Craft Classes:
Yes — 233 No - 205
Most Frequent Free-Time Activities:
Watching T.V. 297
Going to the Gym 157
Hiking 102
Going to the Recreation Room 124
Reading 180
Dancing 148
Movies 350
Lectures 47
Hobbies 127
Preference For:
Concerts = 267 Dances = 274
Will Attend Tuesday Night Movies:
Yes = 326 No = 97