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

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'xr ,- Xlit. Rxxiox Ui-Siiwo , 1 X4 , 4., . . .h e i lz yfL K' ,ill gil, YYIQ the l4XL'lilf,l, Stull' of 1950, do proudly dedicate this volume to V Papa Den: 'Wifi 'k'.'lf'f An ms virinv' 'xgmiile of gui instructor who is 'lose to the hearts of :?.,.,,, -l+,ffl:.:2i. kg' l r L l I V ' I A L ff'f': W -,X all who l111YL'.iNlLlI'S 'Hill mstilled withm.themg A A A Lg, ln4 whose friendship we have nlxinys loimd an ox'erl'loxi'1ng cup Ol :F A- ', in service, guidance, spd loxreg E ' E D. A' . if whose cheerful smile qnd patient persistence we have raised to X -it -L' Na y' ihigher level the qutility of our actions and thoughxtsg - -1. V' 1, 'Qfirom whom, by daily contact, we have eome to forget the had and - - df' 1 ' to recognize onlv the good in our teachers amd elussmatesg lfrom whose influential Christian eliarneter we have become m- stilled with the desire to eieet further into this Liniverse the loiintams of love and devotion for our sehool, our nation, our world, and abort all, the kingdom ofllodz Thus to relieve the wretehed was his pride, And e'en his liiilmgs leaned to x'irtue's side, Hut in his duty prompt at every eull, He watehed and wept, he prayed and felt for all. And as L1 bird each fond endearmeiit tries, 'lio tempt its new-fledged ollspring to the skies, lle tried each nrt, reproved egieh dull delay, Allured to brighter worlds, and led the way.