Brevard College - Pertelote Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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CAROLYN VIRGINIA FINK Concord, n. c. And still they gazed, and still their wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. Mncmosvnean. Brains and more brains! iMaking As is a habit with Virginia — and she doesn ' t even think it is a thing unusual. Her quiet friendliness and steady dependability wins our admiration. ELLIS E. FRADY Lexington. N. C. He may be rough, and he may be tough. But still we all think he ' s the stuff. Delphian; Debating Club: Radio Club. His nickname, Roughhouse. might indicate that he is not a gentleman, but he is one of the finest men in our class. He is a deep thinker and weighs his thoughts as well as his words. ELMO WESLEY GHORMLEY ROBBINSVILLE. N. C. When Duty whispers low, Thou must, ' The youth replies. ' I can. Delphian; International Relations Club. Presi- dent; House of David Club. Secretary: Ross Hall Etiquette Club, President; Ross Hall Council: Gar- den Club. Initiative, courtesy, and strength of character will make Elmo a leader of men. He knows when to assume and when to lay aside his dignity. We predict for him an honored, useful life.

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■,, - J ' ' - ,i ' A ' V ,h, .a»iiigi-T»t».wa.iiiTW»»m»iyn|ymgTicaii»iia.]| IWimWr m CATHERINE CARPENTER Cherryville. N. C. None knew her but to love her, None named her but to praise. Mnemosyneans. President: Student Council; Sophomore Class. Secretary: Annual Staff: A Ca- pello Choir. It would take a poet ' s pen to sing the praise due to Cat. Her sunny smile, gay friendliness, and staunch loyalty win all hearts. She deserves the best, cut on a Patton from Swannanoa. HAROLD L. CROOKS Concord. N. C. Tho ' modest, on his unembarrassed broic Nature has written Gentleman. Delphian: Dramatic Club. The library wouldn ' t be a library — at least it wouldn ' t be a good library if it weren ' t for Harold Crooks. His lanky frame, dependability, and ag- gressiveness have made him what he is today. (Jack of all trades. ) EMMA MARION DEAVOR Brevard. N. C. She was made uf happy thoughts And full of wit and laughter. Mnemosynean; Authors ' Club: Photography and Nature Club: Day Students ' Club: Annual Staff: Episcopalian Club. The personality of a real girl can not be learned through mere words: you must know her your- self. Emma is a real girl, fond of athletics. She is original and clever, radiating energy, pep. and enthusiasm. In fact, she is a girl after our hearts, and the only way we can express it is to say she ' s the berries!

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mmmim JOSEPH GOODIN BURNSVILLE. N. C. Full of laughter, full of pep. Never quiet — that ' s his rep. Delphian. Vice-President: Dramatic Club. Presi- dent: Annual Staff: Cheer Leader. Hands flapping, tongue wagging, eyes flashing, cars flopping — that ' s Bubber. We salute a boy with a pronounced sense of humor and the ability to make and keep friends. We would hesitate to say what our class would be without our Bub- ber. FRANCES LYTTON GREEN SHKLBV. N. C. Rare compound of quality, noble and true. With plenty of sense and good humor, too. Mnemosynean: Photography and Nature Club; Day Students ' Club: Baptist Club. The microscope isn ' t necessary to show that this pretty maid knows a thing or two. Modest, sweet, and friendly, we have found her; a genial companion admired and loved by all because of her qualities of character and scholarship. JOHN H. GREENE Leicester. N. C. Love many, trust few. Bui alivays paddle Your oivn canoe. Delphian. This tall, stately personage is a well-known and well-liked member of our class. He is rather re- served, but to know him is to like him. John is not a mere ladies ' man, but is a desirable partici- pant in all social aff airs.