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

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Z:Z2A22Z2Z2bZbZb!'fgiigssryscsc 4Si5cS .-XMBITION Ambition is life's greatest pathway that points to the stars-it is lighted by the rays of hope that spring from the heart of man and paved with beads of sweat that fall from his brow. Few of us are fortunate enough to reach the heights for which we strive, but we gain all we get from the strain and sweat-and the struggle is always worthwhile. The happiness, peace and pleasure of success do not come from dwelling within that coveted structure. They are enjoyed in the process of building-in drafting the plans, laying the foundation, selecting the materials meas- uring the many pa1'ts and dovetailing them together. Life's greatest joy is in the anticipation of each day's accomplishment and our truest contentment comes in the momentary satisfaction with the task well done. Smile into the face of the world and a smile comes hack-render good service to others and good service is returned to you-show a spirit of helpfulness and that spirit will surely send back aid to you of a like kind- think good thoughts and the same good thoughts will be of you. The world is a great mirror which truly reflects the thoughts, acts and ambitions of every individual. Let no one cloud his vision, poison his mind and dwarf his soul with the false imagination that the world is not giving him a square deal. The only way to avoid getting a square deal from th.: world is not to give the world a square deal yourself. You are, after all, the sculptor of your own existence. The goal you set is the model by which you work and the present is the clay with which you are working-mould- ing vour tomorrow by your deeds of today. You can't remodel the past-the future is only yours to anticipate-but NOV' is your time-and my time- to shape as we will. -Selected. 1955 g. I

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XXXXX YXYYYXXRXX l ggg ROLAND GAXTT KPHIJ SHELBY. X. C. 'ATU inf faith with God, my flHOZL'Il1!1l1, and my l'01ll1fl'-l'.H CHARLES SPCRGEOX XVATERS IEUD RIC.'ADENl'1LLE, N. C. Ullnzrrfortlz, I lmrlz that io UIJF-I' is bcst, .lmf lout. with frnr, the only God. .. Sm-iety Officer '32-'333 B.Y.l'.l'. Officer'Si1: In- Volunteer Band Officer T522 S. S. Pres. '33: it-rnaiimial Relatione Club Pres. '32: B.Y.P.l'. Pree. S. S, Officer '32-'33: B.Y.P.l'. Pres. '32-'33 B.Y.P U, '32g Student Council Sezfy '32-'333 Clevelaiifl Couzi- Officer '31!32-'33: Society Officer '32-'Slip Inter. ty Vluh ':l:1-'32-'33, national Relations Club '32-'33g Y.Pres. I.F:.C. '33. J. DLDLEY RARE fPHIl LENOIR. N. C. nPl'I1L'fil'z' what you prmflzf' Pres. Student Council '32-'33: Pres. BI l'luli 'I-:33 Varsity Football '31-'321 Varsity Daselull '32- Uhorus, mee Club, Quurtette '31-'32-'33: Gym Team Cayitiiin '32: Track '32-T535 Society Officer Basketball '32-'33, PATTIE ARRINGTON FLEETXVOOD RLBYE ELAINE YOUNG KNONJ KCLIOJ MARS HILL, N. C. IIE 1111 in I1!iff'fill1F.H FINGERYILLE, S. C. Tran Io lllj'XF!f, truf lo my friends, True' to my duty-alu'ay.v. S. S. Officer '31-'32-T333 B.Y.P.T.'. Officer '31- Society Pres. '323 S. S. Pres. '32: Y.-Pres. S. C. 32: Madison County Club Officer '31: Society Offi- Club .331 Ch0l'US '33: S. S. Officer '33C B-Y.P-U- Ver '31-'32:333 Sggig-xy V.-P1-gg, '33, Officer '33: Y.XY.A. Officer '323 Society Officer '32: YAY..-X. Treasurer '33. 1 955 I .lf X s X