Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Laurel, 1932
Interwoven with our local activities is a theme of national modem achievements, portrayed not solely by words but by great personalities in each field of progress. It is our h0pe that such characters will stimulate thought for possible later achievements.
If this book in some future time, despite its obvious shortcomings, kindles in the heart of one classmate some fond memory of Mars Hill in 1932; if it re?ects the friendships and joys of college life; if it uplifts the soul by sweet recollections and inspires some noble feeling, it will have served its purpose.
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