Davenport College - Galax Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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F HTTILTOP ECHOESGT Graduation Recita By CARMEN E. FRYE, Pianist Assisted By MARIE LIEN, Viotinist And MARGARET WEAVER, Acconipanist MAY 12, 1927 PROGRAM Prelude and Fugue in E minor ,......,..................,......A A......................., Sonata Pathetique Op. 13 .......AE....,....E,,.,...,.A..,A....A....,... ........ . Grave-allegro molto. Adagio Cantabile. Allegro. Adagio Pathetique .d.o ,,., Rondo Capriccioso .. Two Larks .oo.d.oo.,,....,,,...... Witches' Dance .... , a....oo.,..,..,.,.,..... . Liebesleid ...........,..,,... ,,,.,4.....4.,,,.o,,...A......, Suite Op. 15 for two pianos. ii....,,. . Romance. Waltz. Voice Recital By CLETA BLACK Accompanied by MRS. R. P. YARBOROUGH Assisted by MARGARET R. WVEAVER MAY 17, 1927 P R O G R A M He is Good, He is Kind s,i.....,iii ....4,.,.,.........i ,.....,i. ...........,4,.,,,.,...,...., The Fulfilment ,,,,,. i.i.y.,i,.,., ,...,.....,,...,..,.. .......,... .,...,.,.......,,,,.,....,,......., Song of Thanksgiving. ,,,,.,Beethoven , ...... .,... G odard Mendelssohn ...Leschetizky ....MacDowett Kreisler ,,,.......,.Arensky ,,,..,...Massenet .........,.,.Mauder Sonata in A minor--First Movement .......,... .......... S chubert Iive Been Roaming ..,...,,,,..............,,....,....,.,...........,. ................... H orn Where'er You Walk ...............,........,,..............,. .,........,... H andel The Wanderer .,.,..,,,........,. .......... S chubert A Song of India ..,,,...,................,, ......,,,.. R inzsky-Korsakow It Isnlt Raining Rain ,..,,............, .,..............................,..... C arey A Necklace of Love ..,.. , ..........,,,..,.,,,, ......,,.....,.,.....,........,, N evin Piece Dans Le Style Ancien ......... ........................ C haminade Big Lady Moon ..........,...,.,..,.........,,... ............... C oleridge Taylor A Dutch Lullaby .,.,...,..... .......................,............ S pross Mammy's Song ....,,....., ..,.,,,.......,,......,........ B rown Page Seventeen

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1 'gh JLIJLIAIJLIIBIJBI If HILLTOP ECHOES MARY LOU THOMPSON Lirzcolnton, N. C. Tim Society, Y. W. C. A., Hikers' Club. Betty 10. as she is known to most of her friends, is very frank and sincere. On all occasions she speaks her mind to the whole world, and cares not what any one may think. Full of pep and energy, she is the life of every party she is in. ELIZABETH VAN DYKE Gastonia, N. C. Y. W. C. A., Vice President, '27, Chairman So- cial Activities, '27, Tim Society, Vice President, 27, Glee Club, '26, Cheer Leader, '27, Masquers, '27, Marshal, '26, May Fete Herald, 326, At- tendant, '2 7. Cutest and best-all-around girl on the hill is Lib, Knowing her means loving her. The best definition of sweet, and lovable is hers, and no matter how busy she is, Lib always finds time to bestow a smile on the rest of us. ELIZABETH WEBSTER Greensboro, N. C. N. C. C. W., '25, Tim Society, Y. W. C. A., Secretary and Treasurer Class, '27, Captain Bas- ketball Team, '27. 'tThe girl worth while is the girl who can smile When everything goes dead wrong. Lib has a jolly unselfish personality-in fact, a true sunny dis- position. Lib can be called the girl with a word of cheer and a smile for all. NITA WHITE Bogart, Georgia Sid Society, Y. W. C. A. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Nitacer- tainly is a good representative of her state, with her sunny disposition and her beauty. She is accomplished too. How could any party be a success without Nita to play the piano? Page Szxteen

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fri. -. '1 .. .. .- ..., ru . . .A',k1x ,.m.m.m...n...mtfa F HILLTOP ECHOES Glass Sang CARMEN FRYE We are now at the close of our Davenport days, But our lips will sing always her glorious praise. From her beauty and state we have gained consolation' We shall never forget the old HHill's inspiration. 7 C HoRUs Davenport, O College ours, We love you now and ever Well keep our faith and be true to you- Our hearts from you ne'er sever. Altho' as a class we are parting from thee, Our days here together at dear old D. C. Have been spent in true happiness, joy and delight, All because we have striven to make day out of night. Tho' we're going, dear classmates, we part with a smile, And we'll always stand faithful howe'er long the mile. O friends of our college days-best friends of alli- May we ever be ready to answer our call. Now we bid you farewell, our first college days, We shall see throughout life the bright glow of our rays. Y Between us there'l1 never be shadows of gloom, O college of ours, where the fair roses bloom. Page Eighteen