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

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. H ' f . . Y , Mars Hill College is a Christian institution which was founded upon the conviction that in the Christian faith are values which are not to he obtained elsewhere. and that these are of prime importance in the edu- A cative process. lts chief aim is to produce men and women whose ehar- acters have been redeemed and made over by the love of Ciod. ln an effort to achieve this aim it sets its standards of personal worth and social good in the jesus way of life. and seeks to lead its students to accept them. lt seeks to know the truth, and is loyal to the truth wherever it is found, and then by imparting this truth and the accumulated wisdom of the ages to its students, to make them effective in the service of man Llflel ciiid. R. XI. LEE. RALPH ixlARION LEE. Nl.,-X. Dom qf the College limi Hemi Df'pi1i'!1ln'11t ff Satin! SL'll'IIt'l' all ' ' tration Fin H,uu'i2x' N. LANCE, AB. CZ.-XROLINE Breciaizs, A.B. 'IOHN XY. Herr, MA. DMI! of ilfrlz mid 1flKfl'IlIf07' DFNII of lV011zr11 Rt'lQl.YYI'Jl' i111dHmi1', Depiirl- '71 Alffffllfffmnff 1116111 qf .'111L'il'IIl' Lillllffllilffi l 15

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ag Lg , fu Y 4' 'fr A lc M0 DR. Horr BLACKVVELL, Przfxidmt I have boiled down the importance of education to just two things: character and good manners. A man or woman who can develop good character with good manners is cducated because everything else will come. Without those two things there is no point of having schoolhouses or school-teachers because you cannot do anything with people who have not developed these two all-important things- character and good manners. l pass this statement from Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler on to the students of Mars Hill College with the hope that they may truly become educated. 14

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FRANCES SNELSON, A.B. DAISY L. ANDERSON, MA. I-I.v.visIIIl1t to tllr PI'l'J'idl'lil' Lilmrriml ROBERT R. CHAPMAN, AB. IJOROTHY RIDDAGH, A.B., BS. in L.S. ,'f.U'f5II7lIf Rffgixfluzz' and 1ll.Vfl'llff0l' in Blfxiflm' xlfxzxmllr LIl7I'I77'IL1l1 EDITH SWA NN, AB. JOHN P. DA UGHTREY, MA. .-lxsixmllt Bmimr Pt'7'X0lIlIt'! Dirertor and 1lI5f7'l1L'I07' in Bzzxinrsx ' ' tration and d partm nt head MARTHA SINOL.-IIR BIGGERS, B.Mus. Dz'pIIrf111w1t qf .1 I 11516 AIILIJRED LORAINE BINOI-IAAI, M.B Dl'j7I1I'flII1'llf of BzfI'il1Iivx BEULAH B. BOXVDEN, MA. IJtjMl'fllll'l1f qf I-In ..-X. MARY IAIOOENE COXYAN, AB. Dl'pz17'f1llF1lf qf lJl'I7llII1fit'X JONES V. HOWELL, M.A. DrpI1l'N11I'11I qf .11IIrlzr111IIfir,v MARY NEWELI, HOWELL, M..-X. Dq0IIrn11w1t of Hmm' EIHIIDIIILIX AIUMPHORD HOLI,.-KNIJ IQENDALL, Th.M. h - DqDII1't11zr11t qf Rrligiozzx Edlmzfiolz P ELLA jANE'r PIERCE, Ph.D. Dz'pI1rIl11rl1I of ElI,Cffi,V1Z XNQJODROXV CLINGAIIXN RARISEY, M. DfpIIrt111f'11l qf .-Iflilffirs A. PRESTON CALY'IN STRINOEIELD, MA. DrpI11'N11f'11I qf Etfllllllillll CORNELIA HOXX'ELL XYANN, MA. Drpartlllfllt of I1Im7'v1'17 LI1l1g11agz's XTERNON IfI'ERE'1 I' WOOD, MS. DqmI't1m'11t of IMIIIHIII Srimn' 16