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Meet The Press • • •
It is a good idea for the student body to familiarize themselves with campus
communication leaders. Here are this year’s editors and managers with their in-
oividual ambitions for the coming year. Each area is open for student volunteers so
Sot involved!
Sara LeFever
Editor, The Hilltop
Sophomore English Major
This year is going to be a good one at Mars Hill College. I am excited about it
Od excited about being editor of the Hilltop. Don’t be afraid to use the paper. It’s
ccthe students, of the students, and by the students. I want a paper that is interest
ing, unconventional and unique. I intend to use the privilege of freedom of the
The Hilltop will come out every other Thursday. Copies will be available in the
^ fiteria and the postoffice. Read it! Write for it! It’s yours.
Cheryl Aldridge, Kirk Hall
0-Editors, The Laurel
^enior Home Economics Education Major (Cheryl)
Senior English Major (Kirk)
tr ®"‘=°uraging all interested students to take part in the publication of the
• It anyone is interested, please come by and talk to us.
ajor deadlines are Nov. 16, December 14th, January 18th, and February 20th.
JoinCarr
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onior English Major
° “ffers the Mars Hill student an opportunity to share his talents with
^’^dorig^i” Cadenza to reflect vividly this spirit of creativity
III®roture, and photography will begin the latter part of this
ud the 1979 edition of Cadenza will be available in late spring.
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Brad stated, “S.G.A. is only as strong as
the people who support it.”
Bruce Briggs, a local attorney in Mars
Hill will be working with the student
gUyj not your run of the mill government this year as a legal consul-
iob two. They are out to do a tant. Briggs is an alumnus of the college
stajgjj do it they will. Brad Tilley, and has his office at 119 N. Main St. in
Heatojj president, and Richard Mars Hill. He has worked with students
fhirdn’ ''•ue-president, are up on the free of charge in the past and will be an
'Ug of Wren College Union build- asset to the senate.
T’heyjj^^'ng industrially for a cause. The only major problem for the school
styPnt on elevated shoes. They Brad feels thus far is the absence of a
other listen to union director. ‘‘There is no one being
^odesta) on the same level. No trained to take over this position.”
pg ®- No airs. You, the cause, are expressed Brad. “We are loosing what
Brad, Richard and all of was built.”
T^o Faculty committees, dorm meetings,
f 8 start^^ these two guys up to? refrigerator rentals, and advertisement
tiiijg school year is an event- (getting S.G.A. info out on the campus)
t '^deats elections are in the air. are other S.G.A. duties Brad and Richard
!a '^®te a handed the opportunity are working on. They are also trying to
-Tserve in these elections, set up faculty table in the cafeteria
^ 'he gi when it comes time to vote where students can go up and talk,
are not popularity con-
"■?? been ^®'dent Tilley feels that S.G.A. every room. If approached properly
f el V- “ comes iime to vote wnere siuuenis can go up ana laiK.
are not popularity con- How’s this for a hot item - phones in
"■Tk Tilley feels that S.G.A. every room. If approached properly
eff ® stuH^^^'P^ductive in past years, and maturely, the dynamic dual feel
Of ‘"°dy is now feeling the there is a strong chance for this long
g^'yn." etiosdity. Interest is term goal. Castles in the air? These
9^'*'Histig Tilley and Heaton are two are working on foundations.
““I 'his year and feel, for Student government will be running
to Lpolicv\'^‘*u^® ^ prolific one. A with the pedal to the medal this year,
gphegp y has been added by Heaton "We are going to be different.” stated
Vyjf. A. (jg ® ••dents better informed of V. P. Heaton. Both officers encourage
'sna ® Random invitations students to take an active roll in partici-
0 s, ®8tiat students for them to at- pation. They want ideas. They want
On ^dfint f •••setings. This will enable feedback. Office hours are from 3:00
8tiri ehe t ’’P with what’s going till 5:00 P.M. Go visit. You’ll be invited
deg/® ask their representatives, to sit down and put your feet up on the
'’ody Hopefully the stu- table. No pedestals. No airs. They are
"••11 Use this privelege. As different.
I Offer to Only a Few A Challenge
“I would rather attempt to do some
thing great and fail, than to continue in
the rut of doing nothing and be success
ful.” There are many times in our lives
that we allow for boredom to frustrate
our hopes. This is what can happen to
you at MHC if you do not use your time
wisely. Hence, sitting around your room
and complaining about the food in the
cafeteria, that you don’t have a date
for this weekend or that there is no
way to get anything done around this
place, is going to become old real soon;
and thus you are going to become blind
to the opportunities that are working
for you.
The Student Government Association
is going to hold elections for the Senate
at the end of this month. If you think
of yourself as one who can take the
challenge of being a DOER instead of a
TALKER: one who wishes to try and im
prove what may need changing, the
Senate is the place for you.
Do not be one who says I told you so
after something has not worked, but to
the contrary, be one who says I tried.
Thus, when you can say “I tried,” you
have taken the first step on the journey
to success.
Enthusiasticly yours,
Richard D. Heaton
Vice-President of the SGA
In WAY OF ACTION, story theater of the martial arts. Nelson Howe cuts a cuccum-
ber on his partner’s stomach. Any inaccuracy in his sword strike could lead to
serious consequences. Being blindfolded increases the risk.
Photo by L. T. Snure
SPONSORS OF THE SHOW HAVE SAID:
“The performance was magnificent and
is still discussed with awe. The entire
performance was a delight.”
Williamsport Community College,
WilliamsDort, Penn.
“We would like to thank ‘Way of Action’
for a fantastic program.”
North Georgia College,
Dahlanega, Georgia
“Combines exciting theater with the
best of the martial arts.”
New Jersey Institute of Technology,
Newark, N.J.
The show was incredible,
see it to believe it.”
Fashion Institute of Technolosv
New York City
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EDITOR- Sara E. LeFever
Member of the
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