Mount Olive College - Olive Leaves Yearbook (Mount Olive, NC)

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The wispy cuttings lie in rows where mowers passed in the heat. A parching scent enters the nostrils. Morning barely breathed before noon mounted on tiers of maples, fiery and still. The eye smarts, Moisture starts on the back of the hand. Gloss and chorme on burning cars fan out cobwebby lightning over children damp and flushed in the shade. Over all the back yards, insects buzz like little sawmills in the trees or is the song ecstatic? - rising rising until it gets tired and dies away. Crass baking, prickling sweat, great blazing tree, magical shadow and cicada song recall those heroes that in ancient days, reclining 5 on roots and hummocks, tossing pen-knives, delved in earthis cool underworld and lightly squeezed the black clot from the blade. Evening came, will come with lucid stillness printed by the distinct cricket and. far off, by the freight cars, coupling Clank. A warm full moon will 1'ise out of the mothering dusk, out of the rich tobacco land. MS T I I I E I r L . II l i 5 i l i Ll

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MMM' N Kay Trottis special music is interrupted in this all too hasty funeral entitled 'KEveryhody Wants My Body Sometime. STUNT NIGHT STUNS CAMPUS -Q-1 2 he if i ' 5 i 1 it' i' l Q N l if ss 1 a 1 Q V ll 'K l a K 'I li i ' l ' I rt- 5 in i i I ' 1 7' u f li 5 . i 4 3 ' - W, l , 1' I. 7' i .Jw . A.-it -ffiv' 4 i 1 J. I., I I 5 .' l Q ' I o' A i A 1 Y -gi i P- ':-41-J.: N f-F,.1x 14 ff, ' ' Cy XVhaley lends his comic talents to the Henderson Science Cluh's vignette - Factured Fairy Talesf, Once again, the collegeis Talent and Stunt Program was heralded a roaring success. Songs, dances, pantoiniine, and skits were used to exhihit the varied talents found at our school. '-'Q-. judith Braxton and Cary Steppler delight the audience with their avant gardc chorcograpliy. This modern dance interpretation reccivccl the second place award because of their manual dexterity 13