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

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QFFICERS QF ADMINISTRATION The Ruler of Heaven and Earth makes no requirements of his willing subjects that are not for their eternal good. Answering man's cry to know the REAL GGODQ the reply comes clear and strong . . . i'To dojustice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with Godf, For teacher and student alike, this is the highwayg the holy way. Walk ye in it! R. L. MOORE, Pwsfdmi Eznniius DR. R. I.. MOORE As you students go out of our portals, we hope that you will take with you a love for the college and an application in your daily living of the ideals for which Mars Hill stands. Henry Wax'd Beecher has said: All higher motives, ideals, conceptions, and senti- ments in a man are of no account if they do not come forward to strengthen him for the better discharge of the duties which devolve upon him in the ordinary aH'airs of lifef' We are expecting you to set for your- selves and for others a high standard of living and to reflect credit upon your Alma Mater. CAROLINE B1GGERs, Dean Qf llbznm , 1+ 1' , N .SL 4 4 IDE.-KN CAROLINE BIGGERS ! l lwlars Hill College today is recognized as one of the out- standing junior colleges of the United States. Its ex- cellent buildings and equipment, its Christian ideals and standards, its faculty of consecrated men and women are the results of the untiring effort of two great Christian leaders, Dr. R. L. Moore and Dr. Hoyt Blackwell. R. M. LEE, Dam cy' Illen DE:XN R. M. LEE Lqfi to I'I1.QlIf.' CJSCAR E. SAMS, Vibe P7't .IId67Zf,' FRANt:Es SNE1.soN. .-lnislant fu ilzr Pl'l'5Iil1'FlIf.' .lor-IN XV. HUFF, Rrgixlrarg ROBERT R CHAPMAN, JIIJI-Jfllllf RfAQIi,Ifl'UI',' IXIRS. R. L. MOORE, BI1l'.IlIV,'sIOHN P. D.-XL'GHTREX', Pn',t0rz1zflDi1'erlnr. , f .R Ns vm Q I 3' A fiml1'QZgvR.Nl1 Y Q it-it In 1 lc, ' A . 1 igli 9 'ig 1 vs Nqr, , XP? 'T K 1 4 A ' W Q ' ,, f

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