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

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X W, 351 ?'-X F45 li 5? ln a few days I shall close forty-five years in the service of the College. These years have witnessed some victories and many defeats: some hills have been gained, but the heights are yet to be won. I salute the students and friends of Mars Hill with the warmest hopes and heartiest wishes of the years. The best is yet to be! It is yours to make it so! DR. Router Lu Moon, Pr'i'xii1'i'11i-Iflzzrrlfzzi. 1. F The splendid philosophy expressed in one of the stanzas of Longfellow's A Psalm of 1 Life should be of value to each one of you 4 as you take up greater responsibilities: Not enjoyment and not sorrow, Is our destined end or way: But to act. that each tomorrow ' Finds us farther than today. DR. Horr Bi.Acuwti.L Pivxiilwzl 4 dmim 'strwzii X X 'i

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ui John XV. Huff, Rcgistrurg Miss Frances Snelson, Secre- tary. 4 CW! 4' xiii? dun: Mrs. R. L. Moore, Bursar: B. M. Canup. Assistant Bursarg Miss Marjorie Lee Francis, Bookkeeper. I ' 7 Y Miss Lva Vesta Brewer Nurse. Bryson H, Tiison. Superin- tendent of Buildings and Groundsg Huston Brown, Assistantg Hurren Edwards. Assistant. Mrs, Laura Shaw, Dietitian ant Dietitian. i Mrs. XV. M. Edwards, Assist- -12..