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

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LHC Droner use of time rhf-ep af 1 l Published by the Students of Mars Hill tyollegii -Y l Volume XXXV MARS HILL, N. C.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Sophmores Elect Stamey to lead Classy Collier, Crecl, and Shatloan to Assist Ron Statney has once again been elected to lead the class of 'til. Art Collier is incoming vice-president, witli Rosalyn Cree-cli and Kay Shadoan chosen as secretary and treasurer, respectively. Ron, ll native of High Point, served as lreslnnan class president last year. An active member of Philoinathia, Ron was C-I secretary. He is also music director of the BSU, and a member ol the College Choir. Ron is an engineering student. Euthalian Art Collier, from W Greenville, S. C., is secretary of Myers Dormitory and first vice- president of the BSU council. He is a liberal arts student. ' Secretary Rosalyn Creel , 1 .sSenes ' from Charlotte. R president of Noni now secretary of tl Shadoan, from M was C-I secretary is librarian of the Both Rosalyn anc leral arts students. Officers were aecret ballot durin :lass meeting Fri 'l, and elected on ber 25, in the St' m Beard, Randy y Ragldale, Helo . W. Moss were ynponents. President Stan' .ln CLASSES 29. l96l B?Pl lVins xention -1-ti l'lti at tlious olitslitll- LORD? itlc-nt ls student' ,Wt Begin New Semester With resh Uutloole gestcr lEl60 is over. With the end of the semester come A memories of the days gone by, the leaving of old friends, .ome - disappointment. tw that the grades are in many tarder . . . 'A Especially now it is 31 and wasting time does not res xpect. ith the dawn of a new semester C, o do the work one is capable of, c vise budgeting of time is an essential ly extra curricular activities and t Recipients must attend any North Carolina college or uni- versity, public or private, which offers teacher preparation or work leading to teacher prepara- tion. If nnv student is interested in rust Ut ati tiiuugu, we suuutu all be grateful to the faculty. Each teacher was willing to en- dure that terribly cold morning in the gymnasium. Ag fill of you probably noticed, the teach- ers were trying to keep warm with coats, heaters, and blankets. -K ff-v-min teacher was Seen sit. I ll t t t l r l l l I ru 47 X

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