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NovJj dent Spef^ÊRRY HAPPY Per Wee®'^™^® CThe Hilllop NEW YEAR spend-thrifts? Arf Published by the Students of Mars Hill College ill College student_____ Taken from rep ^ s, the survey reveJ XVII MARS HILL. N. C.. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1952 Number 7 $4.38 weekly. Ht- item is food (out, ia) for which he ag to the survey thi It allots the seconc CHRISTMAS CONCERT TONIGHT : in his weekly bu( larily church offr 'age .57. Other MHG Music Department items are laund Marr, Dean To Be •nt .53, clothes .4' ■ies or needs (h To Give Annual Program nedicine, etc.) .39j_ May Queen, King The annual Christmas concert will be presented by the Mars Hill Men’s, ;s (including sti^ and Women’s Glee Clubs and the Touring Choir, accompanied by the r cuts or sets .19. { In Spring Festival College String Ensemble, tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the college auditorium. replying to the The Women’s Glee Club will open their part of the program with an Margaret Marr and John Dean arrangement of Christmas music written for three part chorus of women’s e their spending have been selected by the student iês, 32.5% earn ------— voices by Olive P. Endres. “Christ body to reign as queen and king of mas Music” combines three shorter 19% receive the May Day Festival next spring. guardians, and .5' Girls* Dormitories works, "Sleep Holy Babe”, "Silent Serving with them as maid of honor Night”, and "Gloria”, into a choral from friends, will be Dee Davidson. lately 53.5% ol suite. Accompaniment for this num stioned do not haj On Thursday, December 4, the To Give Parties ber will be by the College String lecking account. C-I and C-II classes elected five at Following the Glee Club Con Ensemble, directed by Miss Alice J accounts and lesenting early leaders of Mars Hill College as they prayed on tendants from each class to appear cert, the annual Christmas parties Martin, and Miss Sara Atha Hud ? of joint accouf'^'antain overlooking the campus are (1. to r.) David Pittman, in the Court. C-II’s are Gerry will be given in the various girls’ son, pianist. Miss Vivian Jenkins ithers. ôung, Neil Matthews, and Phil Scott. This is one of the Brown, Sara Galloway, Carole Gar- dormitories. will be soloist. he campus surve]^^^^ from the Euthalian Anniversary finale, “Thine to Mold ren, Bert McBride, and Joyce Sea- At Huffman, the program, under As a contrast to this choral work, age Student state! well. Those representing the C-I’s the direction of Bobby Jean Thomp the glee club will feature two ex are Barbara Barr, Sharon Ford, Iris son, will feature the coming of San cerpts from Handel’s "Messiah”, od,^roffee a5d"^diineTo Mold Us/^ "T ime and T ide^^ Merritt, Edna Smith, and Lou Mary ta Claus, group singing, group "He Shall Feed His Flock Like A ^lar, and that he ■ Switzer. Selection was made on the games, and the serving of refresh Shepherd”, and "Come Unto Him”. f pleasure from Slimes Of tu s, INon s Trcscntations basis of scholarship, poise, and ments. Martha Williams will have Miss Barbara Conner, contralto, mce beauty. charge of the devotion, while Mar and Miss Janice Aydelette, soprano, ’ Euthalian' Literary Society "Time and Tide Wait for No d church. Margaret, a pre-nursing student ion Powell wiU lead the group will be soloists, accompanied on the :ed its sixty-second Anniver- Man” was the theme of the fifty- from Andrews, was voted Best singing. violins by Miss Martin and Patricia >*^*^>»»»##<<,«ôgram in honor of its sister seventh Reception of the Non Looking in the C-II Superlatives, Edna Moore’s program, under the Robinson. tCKING YOU ’■ ô^pareil, in the college pareil Literary Society presented on and has been selected for the Laurel direction of Frieda Smithwick and For their final work, the glee club GAME, BOYS!'*'™ Thursday night, Decem- Saturday, December 6. Jeanne Up at 8 o’clock. beauty section for two years. She Eunice Hunt, wiU have as its theme, chose “List! The Cherubic Host” ton, president of Nonpareil, wel also represented her class in the "Bells”, with a skit, "The Bell Fam from Gaul’s '"The Holy City”. Miss ’s GroCerV^^^^^ president, Jim Hall, ex- comed the guests to the program. Homecoming activities. Last year ily,” being presented. Those taking Aydelette and Orman Spivey will n I welcome, after which the The program in the Non-Eu Hall, •. Worth CarolfjQjj . , she was an attendant in the May part will be Anne Wakefield, Jean be soloists for this work. lion was given by M. H. Ken- entitled "The Brief Time”, con Court. ette Watson, Joanne Watson, Anne "Shepherds Op The Hillside” by ______Charles Varni, Euthalian cerned the importance of using the James, Lou Mary Switzer, Jerane Lawrence Erb will be the first num IIikn, gave the devotion. time of the present to gain happi John, a liberal arts student from Page, Harold Gore, Mae Meredith ber sung by the Men’s Glee Club. » i n g F o event on the literary ness and contentment. Members of Oxford, is president of the C-II , __ m was class. He was selected as the Most Johnson, and Nancy Fox. A special This will be followed by "God Rest ■mas Gifts? a debate. Resolved: the cast were as follows: Alva Wal Ye, Merry Gentlemen”, arranged by Hill Popular boy in the class superla musical program will be conducted College should become a lace, Mrs. Cooper; Rachel Baird, Warren F. Benson, director of the (Continued on Page 4) tives. by Billie Lollis with Martha Miller, year institution. Upholding Mars Hill College Orchestra and firmative were Ted Robinson Euince Hunt, Sara Galloway, Janice Select! Edwards, Sa;a Hudson, Pat Loving, Band. Mr. Benson has lifted the arold Gore; for the negative text of this old carol into a new Stationery IteinWalter Campbell and A. P. and Joyce Seawell taking part. A Clios and Philomathians Are Honored dramatic reading, "The Night Be height which is characterized by a Souvenirs Eollowing the debate, fore Vacation,” also will be given bell effect. Miss Rosalind Davis was won by the affirmative, will accompany the men. ^ . .McLendon sang "The Old At Anniversary, Reception Prosrams by Nancy Fox. Afterwards refresh ments will be served. In conclusion, the com' ined □ent Uenter An original oration "Mis- "This is Heaven to Me” was the An adaptation of Pinocchio was Women’s and Men’s Glee Clubs un North Caroli»'^°”^*’^'^®4 On Page 4) rheme of the sixty-second annual the theme of the fifty-seventh an Spilman’s program, under the di Philomathian Anniversary program nual reception of the Clio Literary rection of Kay Hooper, Carole Alt der the direction of Mr.“Spivey, will presented in the college auditorium, Society held Saturday night, No man, Billy Hawes, and Janet Dod sing two secular songs, "The Sleigh” November 27, at 8 p. m. with Jim vember 29, at 8 o’clock in the so son, will consist of the presentation by Kountz, and "Jingle Bells” by lege Speakers Pierpont. Heath, president, presiding. ciety halls. of special music, readings, and poems, followed by refreshments. The Literary program began with The theme was carried out both Selections to be given by the hanksgiviwiii Ten Awards In Stroup the program, under the Touring Choir, under the direction ) LUCK a debate. Resolved: That the Unit outside and inside the building. e Mars Hill College forensic Nina Ruppelt, president of Clio, direction of Mary Jane White and of Miss Dorothy Weaver, include: ed States Should Withdraw All Its Shirley Mitchell, will center around LL BOYS! won six first places out of a welcomed visitors to the serious "Fanfare for Christmas Day,” "Car Forces from Korea. The winning the presentation of a skit "Candles mill thirteen and four second team was the affirmative with Dud program in Clio-Phi hall. "The illon,” “The Shepherd’s- Christmas of Faith.” In addition, there will be Song,” "The Carol of the Bells,” and n-r.r'i ^ possible seven in ley Smith and Mitchell Cornell as Star of Hope” was the theme in group caroling and refreshments. "Sing We All Noel.” PBS Appalachian Mountain debaters. Tommy Austin and Jim this hall. Sara Frances Jones, secre- isic Tournament, which met at my Jones debated the negative. tarj', played the part of Pinocchio Hill achian State Teachers College, George Pullium gave a decla and Dee Davidson, the Blue Fairy. a r o 1 1 n ”Ehose representing mation entitled "The Greatest Battle 'The spirits of elements which Pin o ege were Barbara Saunders, Ever Won,” and Tom Waller gave occhio would face if he became a 04 White, Bill Jones, Dud- an original oration, "Trust ’Thyself.” real boy were played by Libby Jor ...... “d Tom WaUer. OXXXXXXXJJrbara won first place in the Music was furnished by John Dean, don as Love; Virginia Mumford, who sang "The Holy City,” and the Hatred; Carolyn Fowler, Truth; at her’* °f impromptu Phi Octet, which sang "Bless This Mary Ethel Buckner, Falsehood; ’■ g) radio announcing, and House.” Nell Keefer, Slothfulness; and Bar -dinner speaking, and second The Grand Finale, "This is Heav bara Saunders, Ambition. The 3F ' in women’s debating. en to Me”, consisted of five scenes, scene ended with the unveiling of ^ry Jane took first place in the each illustrating a different con a silhouette of Christ, emphasizing ens division of extemporan- ception of Heaven. The first, show that the Christian life is the only hercrest ing the viewpoint of the everyday truly successful one. business man, was portrayed by Paul Visitors to the humorous pro ral Johnson with a backdrop showing gram in Non-Eu hall were wel- ’s speaking and second in Manhattan Island. The second il combed by Frances Royal, vice-pres lustrated the negro’s feeling about ident. A skit, "The Land of the Heaven. Hubert Douglas played Blockheads,” was presented with the VT the part of the negro with a back theme of "Let Your Conscience Be ground of cotton rows and a little Your Guide.” Those taking part cabin. were Joanne Nixon, Pinocchio; » ^/^“"^Ne'wnTan," Ea« Charles Storey took the part of a Margaret Wilson, Jiminy Cricket; RE blind man. His conception as il Barbara Donehoo, Candlewick; and 0 L I N A ne, Milligan, S FoTeit Joanne Watson, Jeannette Watson, The Blue Fahry Dee Davidson, tells Pinocchio, Sara Frances Jones lustrated in the backdrop was one what he must do to become a real boy, in the serious program of the (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 4) Cho Reception. (Photo by Vencie Kilpatrick). rxXTTTTT^