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

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6 r FURE ORD We have spent some of the most momentous days in world history and some of the most formative days in our lives at Mars Hill, under the molding influence of our Alma Mater surrounded by towering mountains. We have learned to look upward with a new faith at a time when we needed it most. These mountains and the college walls have served to shield us from the agonies of a war stricken world, but we did not forget to look beyond the hills and walls to count the cost of fear and hate. We could not forget because of the absence of hundreds of boys-boys who would have chosen to be here under the shadow of these quiet hills. The spirit of these cool, serene, and peaceful mountains suggests the motif for this edition of the LAUREL. During, the spring of 1945 we rejoiced together over the defeat of Germany. When we returned to the campus in the autumn, Japan had fallen, and we began our year of work together in a world at peace for almost the first time in our lives. Now the time has come for some of us to leave these mountains of inspiration. New horizons beckon and we go, taking with us much which cannot be forgotten. Things like Bailey's peak, forever reflecting the mood of the mountainsg the ecstasy created by the golden hills at autumn, forever to be a joyg the high ideals of society, forever spurring us on to the best: the smiling faces of true friends found here, forever to be remembered as diadems in crowns of loveg the fellowships and watches, forever to inspireg the teachers who have imparted to us truth, forever to be honored by our contributions to humanity-all these and many more real values will pass with us into life and remain always, because the things received here will not crumble with consuming time. They are eternal. As a reminder of these days together, the Staff presents -g, ,gil e Lailfeisiioifi IQZIEY Xt 1' I Xyix I I 1 X Q.. XT 54 X Y Y fl P! ji 1 Xi , Ti 2? I N-fx .--lf'-1: 5-2 X i V 2 11 GQKQQJW f f 'gif' ffaf TT J' l A 'mv-7A-L 'T If x e, rg l Ai, 1 V if 3 :ix ,, A KZ? r ,Lila 3325- ,,.-f--I ii . '47, , Q X 3 . Y -f-:- eg 1 use Y 1 ,Y b- 'ijififbe Q :- '23, 3 X 4' x 1 ':- .55 . fa ' ig Z s- 413 ix :F-X ' e 3 is Z f ' v fb' ri Z X? If' N KY' 'A ,,-fs-E'L?-f ' f- 3 Tai A gfa? ff., ,- i diff 'ff 1' ii ii T ,, ' -'jf-L , 4 1 l 'I 1't1,4,lJ 14-L51-:,,,'2s:: -3:-z '- 5f2 jHllfkl1 -is--ae-, .-'- - ' .hy -- A-f9fii.Zs: 'Z ' ie' J t f .. M. 1 '- Af- 'gif ' Z6 P' fl-f K W Q-',-'x'4'1?1' -.f ' ,lg-f rj, Gr, ,I I g ix, V- 1-LL i f Y R L. - xg, Z V 2 tt-LQ fi N' J,f 4 2 We