Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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+N1nn.l -. 1 im.-I...-.Hu1....-,,,.1ny..-.,,,-W1in-init-latinn-n-i-....- 1 - -nu-, i i' I EDITORIALS I ......-, - - ......-.:,.-.,.,......,-....-.........,-,.,.-....-....-..i-...-....-....- - - -u......g. -i- Aclvantages Mars Hill College Offers HE name of Mars Hill College rings throughout the Southland as being one of the liest preparatory schools below the Mason- Dixon Line. The advantages she offers to prospective students Iiring boys and girls from all parts of the South, Ten of the Southern States, sixty-live counties of the Old North State, District of Colum- liia and Culia are represented among the student body to-day. The total enrollment of the school numbers three hundred and twenty-tive this spring. Does this not prove ours to lie one of the hest preparatory schools in the South? Mars Hill is an accredited school with The Southern Associa- tion of Colleges and Schools. Finishing here, a student is thor- oughly prepared to enter any College or University of the South. It is customary for College applicants to take entrance examinations hut the Mars Hill graduates are given entrance without examinations. The faculty of Mars Hill College are thoroughly prepared College and University graduates. They not only hold College De- grees but are also experienced Teachers, efhcient in their instructing capacity and giving their hest to the students. This school oHers an education to any person of limited means. Any student desiring an education can obtain it here, for Mars Hill is always open to prospective students regardless of their means. Board and tuition are very, very reasonable and incidental expenses are just what you make them. There are no temptations for extrava- gance, The expenses at other schools of even poorer equipment are very much more than the expenses at Mars Hill. Work is given to the student who desires to work his way. There is always some provision made for a boy or girl who desires an education and is willing to sacrific for it. In short, Mars Hill, situated in the quiet hills of North Carolina, is the home of opportunities for him who is desirous of getting ready for College or who wishes to prepare himself for added usefulness in life. W. F. PH1I,1.1vs. I12l

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Our President XYICNTY yt-airs iigti tht- trtistt-t-s til Xlzirs Hill l'tillt-gt- nititlt- :i lhililn thtntt-, in t-lt-vting l'rrilt-sstwi' Rnlit-rt l,t-t- Xltitirt-, l'rt-sis tlt-nt nl tht- sclitmtil. , , . . . . XX ht-n l rtilt-sstn' Rlntirt- zirrivt-tl tit Blzirs Hill, ht- ltitintl it stntlt-nt Iintly til zilitmnt tint- hnntlrt-tl. With tht- t-xt't-ption til tt-n tn' tiftt-t-n, tht stntlt-nts livt-tl in tht- ttiininnnity. .Xt thitt tiint- tht- priinairy gr1ttlt-- wt-rt- tzinght, 'l'ht- st'hntml nwiit-cl twti snizill ltniltlings :intl vt-ri' littlt- t-tluiliint-nt, it lit-ing nt-t't-ssnri' tn Ittirrtin' at liizinti ltir rt:mint-nt't-int-nt twt-l't'ist-s. 'l'ht- nt-ii' l'rt-sitlt-nt nuts nnt tn litwtnnt- tlisttitirttgt-tl tivt-r tht- tinnin- tizil tliftitnltit-s n'h1t'h lzitt-tl lnin. Xlith iilisnltitt- ltnth in Gtmtl tht- x'nt1n-' l'rnft-ssnr statrtt-tl in tn ltuiltl Nl'trs Hill Vtilltsft- It vi s 1 4 ' u g ., . g, it ihntl pull, lint nith nntning t-nt-igy :intl tt-rvt-nt iiratyt-r ht- thtl lns lit-st with Illt' lititn' t-tILlililnt'Iil, ltitilillig l-tlI'lY1ll'll tim lrriglitul' llllyi. ln 1800 this hrightt-1' pt-rititl tlziwnt-tl with tht- gift nl at tlninittiri lin' young wtmint-n. l'ntlt-r his stt-rn litit gt-ntlt- lt-iitlt-rsliili tht- rtlltitll llilr stt-aitlily grown until it nnw nwns :intl titttipit-s t-lt-vt-n litiiltlings. lht- sttintlttrtl til Blzirs Hill, hats lit-t-n rznst-tl tts tht- sthtitil grt-xi' tintil it is nun' rt-tngnizt-tl its tint- tit' tht- lit-st itntl intist thtirtitigh 34L't'tlllll' :try sthtmtils in tht- Snnth. l'rtift-sstmr Bltitirt- is t-titiiilly :is gntrtl in tht- tlttss rtitiin, its ht- is tt-- zt lt-titlt-r, iitmsst-ssing tht- nnnstizil iiliility tn rt-:ith tht- lit-st in stntlt-nt :intl ztrntist- tht-in tn strivt- fur hight-r things. .Ks tt slit-aikt-r tinr l'rt-sitlt-nt hits it-xv stnit-ritn's. His tlltitlgllts tirt- t'lt-:ir tintl zirt- t-xlmrt-sst-tl in it-xi' wtirtls. His Qititlit-ntit-s zirt- gripiit-tl lrt-ni tht- lit-ginning, :intl his ht-nrt-rs zirt- tilwaiys I-t-nt-llttt-tl. l'l'cil'tts+til' Klntirt-'s tfl'L'lltL'b-l :itjliit'X't'mt'nt att Bliirs Hill hits lit-t-n tht- rt-vtilutitmnizing nt' tht- thnnghts tintl iclt-ails tit' tht- whnlt- tninintinitv, his intlut-nt-u t-xtt-ntling intti tht- nt-ighlitmring trtinntit-s. Ht- h1ts Iirnittlvn- t-tl tht-n' vit-ws, :intl grt-tttly tlt-t-pt-nt-tl tht-ir 5Illl'llLlLll naitur.-s. Xti tint- tutn lit- nt-nr hini for zinx' lt-ngth nl' tinit- withtint lit-rtiining lit-ttt-r. 'l'ht- livt-s nt' tht- stutlt-nts wht: rcttirn tri tht-ir rt-siit-ttivt- htnnt-s tli-'ntit-lit.ttl tht- cntirt- Sntith tirt- lint rt-llt-t'tinns nl tht- grt-tit light att tht- ht-:nl nl' tint sthntil. ln siiitt- nf tht- niiiny t-nrt-s iintl rt-slitmnsiliilitit-s, l'rtift-ssor Blntirt- tztkcs tiint- tn lirt-ptirc ltir :intl tt-:ith his lzirgc lit-rt-tin tlziss t-:ith Stintlziy morning. His tlistntirst-s tin tht- lt-sstins ztrt- oftt-n nmrt- litiwt-rltll than gt st-rintm. l'i'tmft-sstn' Blntirt- hats nn tlt-sirv tu lit-twine iirninint-nt in tht- t-yt-s tat' tht- wtirltl, lint is t-ttrnt-stlv st-rving his Nlzistt-r, ztwziiting tht- tinzil snnnntmns. Snrt-li' it will ht-ftlit-4 Wt-ll tltint-, thtin good :intl ltiith- lnl st-rvzinti thun haist ht-t-n fziithfnl twt-r ti ten' things, l will mzikt- tht-t- rnlt-r mt-r iniiny things: t-ntt-r thtiti into tht- joy of thy l,nrtl. A. Rl. l31,,xt'i4. i 1-il