Davenport College - Galax Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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Commencement Number June 1928 5 , e F' ' Hzlltop Echoes 15 13.1 - - - --N -- F' H V1 ' UM M, W Page Three I ,TQ- william A. Qrnkinz Our President and Friend WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK KM 24,95 Hzlltop Echoes Q? NNY S fgiw ' f: 4 u ie, -L- If - ,. .gf T - 'D 'i I fi,-X - f' 1 . .... ....... , ,, -X125 Ilrulfi j S ,L- -. .,... uQ:.. .?HTf:. ii - ' -373----H-I I un nulxxnxXN HIIMIEOIO ECHTOES Staff .44-rr I.-Q. Business Manager Editor-iii-Chief Business Manager HELEN SAUNDERS BLANCHE BLANTON KUATHLEEN MCCONNELL Asst. Business Manager .elssisfant Editors Fafulty Advisers ALICE DAVIS HAZEL HARRINOTON MISS FRANCES LEDBETTER DOROTHY LENOIR MISS DOROTHY RETHLINGSHAFER ADELAIDE XVEAVER Echoes From the Air DORIS HUNT ELIZABETH EVANS Assistant Staff Senior Hssue Pictures Echoes From the Air Write Ups ELIZABETH HUNT FRANCES SHERRILL EUNICE QUERY DOROTHY WAGG LAZELLE MITCHELL RACHEL GODFREY Art Editor MARGEURETTE SUDDERTH Page Four Hilltop Echoes aC 4- 1 IX I ll 'fig 1 I 1 l 1L rn1?ii -gq C .n.fM 'wa' Wk-Q r- ' - I rw l 'QS 9f'R -- ,,.Em,:AmM---f - - 1 'mmm -7' H- uuu ummm I n , ly y.,wnEXQQ -T Page Five Dedication .,..,. C Hilltop Echoes Staff College Song Commencement Program CC The Faculty C CC C Senior Class Mascot Senior Class Officers Senior Class Who's Who in the Senior Freshman Class Freshman Class Roll High School Seniors C Senior Class Statistics High School Department Tims C Sids CC C Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Student Council C Life Service Group Chem Bo Phi C C French Club C C Home Economics Club Glee Club CC C i.., CC C Hikers Club C C C Robin Goodfellow Club Masquers C CC LITERARY DEPARTMENT: Tomboy C CC SkepticsC C The Robin CCCC School Statistics CCCCCCCCCCC C C Echoes from the Air CCCC CCCC C C Advertisements CCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCC Contents Class ' t ' 3 4 6 7 C 8-9 10 C 11 12-19 CC 20 CC 21 C Z2 CCCCCC23-Z5 26 CC 27 Z8-29 30-31 C 32 33 C 34 35 36 37 C 38 39 40 41 CC 42 C 45 CC CC 45 CC C 46 47 50 ff' X 4 5 Na N fi MQ, Hilltop Echoes X X2 EJ , J ' , lllfimw , , fbsx IZ- J -1- v fi' JN v- . ti.. ..... ......, - kt I - .:- ' .. ............,., 521- i n X 1 11' -4 i nunmu -Q -..... ...QT ' f il I7 4Coil ego D omg Davenport, our college fair, Mid thy pines a stately queen. Loving thee with hearts that dare Loyal shall we e'er be seen. Davenport, our hearts' delight, Queen most excellently bright. Throned on thy classic hill, Calm thy gaze from year to year, 'While thy children honor still, Earth has not a spot more dear. Davenport, our hearts' delight, Queen most excellently bright. Davenport, our shining queen, We shall e'er thy mandates keep, Ever stand in sunlit sheen Of love so clear and deep, Davenport. our hearts' delight, Queen most excellently bright. 'Page Six We . f . ' Hzlltop Echoes A 8:30 P. 11:00 A. 10:00 A. 4:30 P. 8:30 P. 10:30 A. 4:00 P. 5:00 P. 8:00 P. 9:00 P. Page Seven : - ' I xg: - Hc- 'L - 'E .mv u .I m nr gn I 451 11 I , u.ruHu.uum ' ' YJ' um' umuw ' ' U ' lm ww ' ' L. ' I ' wi ' ' 'WQZNE -,T DAVENPORT COLLEGE LENOIR, N. C. WM. A. JENKINS, President Comniuirieiriceinnienmff program JUNE 2-5 SATURDAY, JUNE 2 -EXPRESSION RECITAL. SUNDAY, JUNE 5 -Y. W. C. A. SERMON, by the College Pastor, Rev. W. E. Poovey, at the First Methodist Church, Lenoir, N. C. MONDAY, JUNE 4 -HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES. -ALUMNE REUNION. -ANNUAL CONCERT. TUESDAY, JUNE S -ANNUAL SERMON, by Rev. J. E. Abernethy, D. D., Presiding Elder of Statesvllle District, Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Churcrh, South. EXHIBIT OF HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT. -SENIOR CLASS DAY EXERCISES. -GRADUATING EXERCISES. -ANNUAL ADDRESS, by Hon. J. J. Parker, Judge of United States Court of Appeals, Charlotte, N. C. ,ia 4 '1,sl3'Q X. . . ,A -2113.-Q, Hzlltop Echoes ,.-E ffl ,.... .... , I 1-i .4-'R ..... jj -- - ...... Vlllliite Ffacciuillity WILLIAM A. JENKINS A. B., University of North Carolina, B. D., Yale School of Religion, M. A., Yale Graduate School President of College, Bible EDITH LEE RADFORD A. B., Randolph-Macon Woman's College .Mathematics INEZ RADFORD A. B., Galloway College: M. A., Columbia University History and Latin VERTIE UMSTEAD A. B., Greensboro College, Duke University Science MARY WOOD WOLFE A. B., North Carolina College for Womeng University of Maryland Spanish and French DOROTHY RETHLINGSHAFER B. S., Miami Universityg M. A., University of Chicago: University of Cincinnati, Columbia University Eolncation and Psychology FRANCES LEDBETTER A. B., Duke University: University of North Carolina English MRS. GERTRUDE COURTNEY B. M., Converse Colle BLACKWELL ge: Pupil of Dan Beddoe, Theodore Van Yorx, fNeW Yorkjg Winner of Premier Prix, Conservatoire F ' France, Pupil of Marcelle D ontainebleau, emougeot, tParisJ3 Marcella Sembrick, LN. YJ Voice MRS. S. C. HEBRON Dickenson Seminary fwilliamsburg, Pa.J1 Virgil School of Piano fNew Yorkjg Pupil of Madame Julie Rives King tNeW Yorkj Piano MARIE LI Oberlin Conser EN vatory of Music tOberlin, Ohiojg Cl Music fCleveland, Oh' ' ' eveland Institute of ioj, Pupil of Charlotte De Muth CClevelandJ: Wm Jaffe . qiviiiwaukeep. ' Violin and Theory of Music Page Eight F' Hilltop Echoes .ff , f f - ' billia- I -- 'NE-J:nx.ix'A-' ' . - ruuulu ' - u uuu.Lu.uuul I H.. Iv j ,'l mm' 'T'ExXX?b I T - ::T ' Vllllline ll-iiafiwuullity' MRS. RUFUS L. GWYN Pupil of E. V. Valentine, Sculptor: Pupil of J. F. Kaufmang Elected bv Go 7 ' vernors Appointees 1920. as Outstanding Woman in A t in H o rt, Xl ashmgton. D. C. , - . r North Carolina, Concoran School fA I' ' Art AUGUSTA SAMPLE A - . . B., Greensboro Collegeg Expression Diploma, Greensboro College: Dramatic .Artist Diploma, School of Expression lCurryJ Boston. Expression INAH KIRKNI AN A. B., North Carolina College for Women: Columbia University Home Economics ESTELLE PENDERGRASS A. B., Galloway College1 Draughon's Business College. Commercial Department Qlllbiliiiceirls oily Admiiiiistirationu WILLIAM A. JENKINS, A. B., B . D., M. A. President and Treasurer IVIISS KATE JANE BINGHAIVI Dean of Women CAROLINE McNA1RY, A. B., M. D. College Physician MRS. ANNA MILLS Nurse MISS AUGUSTA SAMPLE, A. B. Librarian MRS. J. E. FRENCH Director of tlze Dining Room MISS ESTELLE PENDERGRASS, A. B. Secretary MISS DOROTHY RETHLINGSHAFER, B. S., M. A. Registrar I g Nine - ffl! .1 .ex !X ,,a-.3 Hzlltop Echoes MQW 1 J fwsw .- 5 , ' ' ' a '11, i, i A ' ' . If E- - , ..-.-- A ls Q ' ig.. l -Lx- -:... .E '!'Vf S -7 5:Ea':M g.N 4 , - , mmmmm L ......... ' 1 , 1 .... ,...,..-mm yg ANN INGRAM Senior Class Mascot Page Ten Hilltop Echoes VI IL '13 if I I f M An.-,Z 5 I, ,lm nr? plinnzgrj ,,,,, ... ml .A I , . , A' -E'- ' l': 75.,y'l A- -ox -'11 u . IUIULUIIULIMIII em 1 : In 1 In ...lm SKEIKIIIEOII' C0lFlEiCCGII S MARIE TERRELL .,,,..AAA ... EUNICE QUERY .V...,.,.. ..A., BLANCHE BLANTON , .A A . MRS. W. A. JENKINS ....A. ., ,,.... . . MISS FRANCES LEDBETTER.. ,,,R,.,E I ANN INGRAM ....... ,,.A....,.,.,,,,,.....,,,. LAZELLE MITCHELL ........AR.R4 BESS CRUMP 444,..4........A..N,..,. GEORGIA SHERRILL N,..,.,.RE, E.RRA MARY ELIZA HARSHAW ........... BLANCHE BLANTONI .V....I,..... I KATHLEEN MCCONNELL ...,..,.,I,,I FRANCES SHERRILL ,,...,.,.,,............,..,...... ,......I..IIII . FLOWER-Sweet Pea. COLORS-Pastel Shades. MOTTO-Candor dat viribus alas. Page Eleven, ' ' 'WEHZBK'-l. .T . ........ I IPresia'ent Vice-President , Secretary-Treasurer Writer of I Sponsor , Adviser . .... Mascot I Historian I Giflorian Prophet Statistician I I ,,... Poet Class Song . ..... Lawyer -1 'N it lugs, Hilltop Echoes l 0 Aj jf vw. xv fs Z- . . K f, as v v- , -' ' . ' , : 'J 1 . wx x,,,, .... .... : . A E mu I .......... -jg --4'. ..,,. , , LOUISE ATWELL DAVIDSON, N. C. Tim Societyg Glee Club: Life Serviceg Le Cercle Francais, '28: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '28g Robin Goodfellow Club, '28, Louise is a regular songbird: she can play too. Therefore, we are prophesying a great fixture for her. She is sweet. cheerful, and friendly to all. NELLIE BEAM CHERRYVILLE, N. C. Tim Society: Y. W. C. A.: Life Service: Home Ec. Art Club. Nell's not a teacher. No, not she: But she likes teachers. Uh my. me! She Deals in Heavenersf' Whoever they may be. We know she'll get one of them. Which? We-'ll wait and see. BLANCHE BLANTON LINCOLNTON, N. C. Editor-in-Chief, Hilltop Echoes , 'Z81 Sec'y- Treasurer Class '273 President, Chem Bo Phi '27-'281 Tim Society: Y. W. C. A.g Treasurer Y. W. C. A., '283 Masquer, '27-'Z8g Secretary Marquers, '283 Student Council, '273 Sec'y- Treasurer Student Council, 728, Robin Fellow- ship Club, '28: Le Cercle Francais, '27: Class Poet, 'Z8: Sec'y-Treasurer Class, '28. Blanche is a beautiful girl who looks like a flapper, but she possesses one of the keenest minds on the hill. She has proved to be a very capable leader. both in her scholastic work and in outside activities. Because of her cleverness. wit, and friendliness. she is one of the must popular girls at D. C. LUCILE BURNETTE DURHAM, N. C. Tim Society: Y. W. C. A. Laughing brown eyes. curly brown hair. just enough dignity to make charm. and always full of fun-of course it's Lucile. When she isn't getting shorthand, she is ready for anything. Do we love her? Well, we do. We know that she'll be success- ful at anything-whether it's working at Rocky Mount. or attend- ing Evangelistic meetings. Page Twelve Hilltop Echoes ff Lf 'fb in 5 xg ' - - - - -f- ' . ' ' luluullluuurll I U11 XXX ' :fx ! H Q 3, -5 I ILE, i -, ,f.t:.ff - - 4: ' - f X, ' 1 A' 'xl JIT'- l u LU I I 1111 LIU I I 1 I I Ill ll Ill-l:?nE.ieJ -TT MARY BERTHA CORDELL CONCORD, N. C. Tim Society: Life Service: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 'Z83 Vice-President Robin Godfellow Club, '28g Student Council, '27-'Z8. Mary Bertha is always a sincere friend and a conscientious student. She possesses a strong will. and is universally loved. both for her inherent lovableness and her frankness of nature. BESS CRUMP NoRWooD, N. C. Tim Society, Chem Bo Phi, Life Serviceg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '28. Sweet. true. and always kind. A better pal no one will find. Steady. clever. ambitious, fun-loving, a good all-round girl--that's Bess. AGNES DUKE NORWOOD, N. C. Tim Society: Student Council, '27-'28, Life Serviceg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '28g Chem Bo Phi. There is a Ray of sunshine to be found in the darkest places when Ag is around. She possesses a wonderful person- ality which leads you to love her. for by her winning ways she has won a place in the heart of everyone who knows her. She succeeds because of her ambitions. BETTY FUSSELL Rosa HILL, N. C. Y. W. C. A.: Home Ec. Art Club, Tim Society. They say that the way to a man's heart is to feed him: so the man that gets Betty will be lucky. How do we know? We've been to her room and sampled her cooking. Page Thirteen :sv ff I2 EJ X, W llllllqlvwzf as If-.N M ,px Hzlltop Echoes xx ? l I 1. l l I ll l KF l Y f,, ,yi A? RACHEL GGDFREY VVAXHAW, N. C. Y. W. C. A.: Sec. Sid Lanier Society, '27-'28, Chem Bo Phi: Le Cercle Francais, '28, Hikers Club: Robin Goodfellow Club, '28. Our first impression of this tiny lady is that of a big, brown-eyed doll. but add to this outward semblance a store of wit. a vivid personality, a never failing sense of fairness, and we have the charming young woman-Rachel. ESTHER HASTINGS KERNERSVILLE, N. C. Queens College, '27: Basket Ball Team. '26-'27, Hikers Club: Sid Society, 'Z8: Y. W. C. A. Who is that laughing and so gay? It is Esther, everyone starts to say. Everyone knows Esther as a girl who is always smiling and is friendly tu all. She will long be remembered for her cheery smile at D. C.. MARY ELIZA HARSHAW LENOIR, N. C. Salem College, '27: Sid Society: Robin Good- fellow Club. The tall. attractive. striking-lriokinz girl with the happy-g0- lutky smile is Mary 'Liza. We feel that not only girls Ruskin lu be in her favor hut the men also-by the Won. KATHERINE HARTSELL MIDLAND, N. C. Tim Society, '27, Sid Society, Y. W. C. A. Is Katherine popular? Decidedly. Like Postum. l'there's a reason. She believes in taking eevrything as it comes, and worrying over nothing. She leaves the lrowns and Cares to SOITIQ- one else. Why should she be bothered with them? Your good nature will take you anywhere, Kat, so step on the gas. Page Fourteen Hilltop Echoes ff-S j i Axe, 4a N N f -2 o 1, E f . r r u,,ummmum ILUII LUDIUJI RL'TH HCNEYCCTT DENVER, N. C. Life Service, Leader '27-'28: Student Council, First Vice-Pres, '27-'28, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '27-'28, Tim Society, Masquers, '27-'28, Devotedfthis word reminds us of Ruth-always clcv-its-d to the things most worth while. As a leader in the rt-liuious activities of the College, she has truly been an example worth following. Sincere friend. loyal, throuah dark and fair--this is Ruth. ELIZABETH HUNT JAMESTOWN, N. C. Life Service, Y. W. C. A. Vice-Pres, '27-'28, Chem Bo Phi, Student Council, Second Vice- Pres. '27-'28, Robin Goodfellow Club, '28, Tim Society, Le Cercle Francais. Lib can't be beaten-absolutely. She's bright. popular, good and witty. And if you think you can tease Lib and get the be-st of her, just try it. Good old Lib! MARY LEE HUNT JAMESTOWN, N. C. Tim Society, Life Service, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '28, Robin Goodfellow Club, '28, Home EC Art Club. Mary Lee is one of the most dependable girls in school. She is a true friend. and has many other good traits. Her greatest desire is to be a home economics teacher, and we are quite sure she will succeed. LUCILE MARTIN DANBURY, N. C. Tim Society, Y. W. C. A., Robin Goodfellow Club 728, Hikers Club, Life Service, Basket Ball 'Z 7. Curly hair, bright, blue eyes, ready smile. charming manners, true't f' d r Q - '- ' s rien , beste-t sport. That ls truly Luclle. Page Fijleen .F f .f . r-' - I g L . 'GA YL- Lu . ' 1 , ly V ru n nun , - new .1- ,., , W , , ff if E I E- .presse Hzlltop Echoes I I .. . . 1 - .. ...nutmeg KATHLEEN MCCONNELL JEFFERSON, N. C. Duke University '26: Y. W. C. A.: Tim Society Pres. '28: Home Ec Club 'Z8: Hi Ten Club '28: Masquers Vice-Pres. '28: Robin Goodfellow Club Pres. 28: Business Manager, Hilltop Echoes 'Z8: Writer of Class Song. When is comes to niOsts --good mosts Kat has 'em. She is mnsl popular, mivst democratic, most sincere, and holds the m :si offices. Ar for Kats being :mid sport--ASK Davenport. LAZELLE MITCHELL CRAMERTON, N. C. Chem Bo Phi: Life Service: Tim Society Treas. '28-: Masquers: Hi Ten Club: Robin Goodfellow Club '28: Le Cercle Francais '28: Class His- torian: Tim Debater, '27-'28: Y. W. C. A. President '28: Basket Ball '27. Here is a nature with as many sides as Bluebeard's wives. She can adapt herself to any situation-but always she's just Lazy with hosts of friends. REBEKAH PHILIPS NEVVTON, N. C. Tim Society: Le Cercle Francais: Student Coun- cil '28g Home Ec. Club '28: Pres. Y. W. C. A.: Hikers Club: May Queen '28. Sweetness and charm characterize i'Becky. It would be a good thing if we had more girls like her on our campus, She never worries because she gels on beautifully without doing so. She is lovable, capable, loyal, pretty. and popular with these queenly qualities, she is sure to succeed. EUNICE QUERY HUDSON, N. c. Y. W. C. A.: Life Service: Tim Society, Sec. '27: Robin Goodfellow Club: Masquers '28, Le Cercle Francais, Pres. '28: Student Council Pres. '27-'28: Vice Pres. Class 'Z7-'28: Class At- tendant, May fete, '27-'28. Little, but No. I won't say loud, for she is never that but she certainly does have the power to make people sit up and take notice. She has an enviable number of good qualities: Intellect, Generosity, Dependability, Attractiveness-Mere words fail to describe Little Eunice. She is truly our hes-all-found Senior, Page Sixteen Hilltop Echoes ff - if ' ' - 'F v u - ' uuuiuirumuo ut - i ' uu Lui 1 :xXX'N PANSY RUTHERFORD CANDLER, N. C. Y. W. C. A.: Athletic Ass. 'Z6g Hikers Club: Sidd Societyg Treas. Le Cercle Francais. Pansy was voted the most accommodating member of our Class. And so she is. with the additional gift of dependability. UNot over-serious. not tow say. but a rare good fellow-that's Pansy. HELEN SAUNDERS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 'Z83 Tim Society: Mas- quersg Glee Club: Robin Goodfellow Club: Asst. Bus. Mgr. Hilltop Echoes '271 Business Man- ager Hilltop Echoes'l 728: Charlotte Club. Can Helen: Make good grades. get ads. dance well. sing beautifully, and speak fluently? Sure. she can. and ht-zips more too. VVasn't she voted the most versatile in her class? And we all agree that she deserves it. No one but Helen herself has a vocabulary adequate for praising her sufficiently, but may we humbly say: She is Marvelous. FRANCES SHERRILL i CATAWBA, N. C. Greensboro College, '26g Tim Societyg Y. W. C. A.g Masquers '28: Glee Club: Hi Ten Club. Fluffy blonde hair. and blue eyes-Frances--Is she a fresh- man? Certainly not? She is one of the sweetest. most attractive most talented. and most lovable girls in the Senior Class. She is not dignified because she doesn't think it necessary, and that is one of the reasons why we love her. We're wishing her the best in everything and we know she'll get it. GEORGIA SHERRILL NEWTON, N. C. Tim Society '27g Y. W. C. A.: Sid Society Vice- Pres. 'Z8g Glee Club 'Z83 Le Cercle Francais '28. Baby grand piano, wistaria on a trellis. shaded leaves and walks-these things spring to our minds when We think of Georgia. We also think of twilight on a jolly antibellum planta- tion, with the sweet sound of singing voices lingering on the summer air. But do not think for a moment that she is etherial- she is the most human and most likeable' of humans. Page Seventeen fit -ffl if-Q x flight X . Hilltop Echoes ' --.A, ... . . - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -, ,, , .- . , ..,. I 2, A S , .. KATHRYN SCOTT JEFFERSON, N. C. N. C. C. W. '27g Robin Goodfellow Clubg Chem Bo Phi: Hikers Club: Sid Societyg Y. W. C. A.g Dramatic Club. .-X friend in need is a friend indeed. You may look all river Davenport campus but you will not find a truer friend than Kat. Cute, nc-tite. and demure-Th:1t's Kat. MARGUERITE SUDDRETH LENOIR, N. C. Sid Society: Robin Goodfellow Club: Home EC. Club: Art Club: Le Cercle Francais. Rlurutteritt- is the cliarininuly attractive girl with the de- lizhtful :rect-nt. She is at splendid student and one of the reasons why ut- clztim the honor ours is that ours is a very talented class. We unite as one voice in hoping the best for her. Jo swANsoN PILOT IVIOUNTAIN, N. C. Tim Society: Home EC. Clubg Masquersg Y. VV. C. A.: Hikers Club: Basket Ball '2 7. Optiinistic -with never at thought of worries. Witty-with a joke or prank for all occasions, and kind-even to dumb animals, indifferent. craLy. lovinu. fztscinutins. JO. JO. To her friends her friendship is the greatest asset of their college life. MARIE TERRELL VVAYNESVILLE, N. C. Tim Societyg Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Masquers Club Treasg Student Council '26-'27g Hikers Club: D Club '27g Glee Club Treas.g Senior Class Pres. '28. A true blue eyed beauty, sincere, most Capable. sweet, always considerate of others, a striking personality, and still with all this she is unusual in a way that makes every one admire her. In other words she has IT gThat's Marie. Page Eighteen 5- T2 n.n.u...mL.:n1m.Lu.u1unuu1w1ururruu in nu u XXX Hzlltop Echoes : VERNA UNDERWOOD MT. HOLLY, N. C. Y. W. C. A., Tim Society: Chem Bo Phig Robin Goodfellow Clubg Life Service, Sec. i28. Verna possesses many admirable traits, and is a airl well worth seeking out and knowing. Her sweetness is her distinguish- ing characteristic, and will always remain as one of the brightest spots in our memory of her. DOROTHY WAGG CONNELLY SPRINGS, N. C. Masquers, Pres. 'Z81 Tim Society, V.-Pres. 'Z8: Y. W. C. A. Sec. 'Z8g Hikers Club: Le Cercle Francais '283 Class Attendant May Fete, '27-'28. Some are friends for a season. Some are friends for a time. Some are friends for a reason, I But Dots a friend all the time. Added to her friendliness are these qualitiesi Yivacity, Frank- ness, a Sparkling Sense of Humor. Talent, Beauty, Reliability, Firmness, and Good Sportsmanship. We all Don't think that anyone need wonder why our Dot is the Most Popular in sshool. RUTH WOLFF RURAL HALL, N. C. Tim Societyg Y. W. C. A.: Chem Bo Phi. The quintessence of neatness, the very echo of silence, the incarnation of friendship, the personification of all womanly virtues-that's Ruth. The gods generously added a real sense of humor and a deep appreciation of the worthwhile. Page Nineteen 'lm 'D' ,tr . 31. xf- 'X KM kai-A Hilltop Echoes lhgjfswl l 'E , . e , ra 1 1 , v , '-lf' ' ygxi L 1.4 1, g Nu n.. ................, Q n rgpuu ul :.::.fl ' ' 1llNV i ,I uimmumm ,, f .,.. -... .. 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Cordell ,... ,Agnes Duke Bettie Fussell ,Rachel Godfrey ......,,,,Mary E. Harshaw ,Mary Lee Hunt ,,Elizabeth Hunt , , Esther Hastings ,, ....s.,cc Lucile Martin n,Katherine Hartsell Lazelle Mitchell Kathleen McConnell Rebekah Phillips . Eunice Query ,,,,,Pansy Rutherford ,, .,,,,,,, Katherine Scott ..,Helen Saunders ,,,,,...,..,...s.,Frances Sherrill , .....Georgia Sherrill Margeurite Sudderth .sjo Swanson Marie Terrell ,....,Verna Underwood ,Ruth Huneycutt Dorothy Wagg . ,,.,.., . Ruth Wolff Page Twe ty ,, '..:Q.., -5' .I W HQWJX ' .- . 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HHQA 1 PEAV P ygggdgnf AIICC DHVIS. ,.,A.., .. .,......A......A V zce-Preszdent Margaret Allen ------ ..,,,, S ecretary-Treasurer Page Twenty-One A g 'L ,f L. .1 '43 :-1 gs if-X 'fi 7 ' Hilltop Echoes Olivia Allran AA AA Lucy Annas Lena Brown A AA Virginia Black A AA Stella Blair A Madge ClineAAAA A Clara Cobb A A Hattie Davis Ione Davis A AA AA AA Elizabeth Evans AA Mamie Franklin Hazel Harrington A A Margaret Hennessee A Taft Jonas A Bill Ledbetter AA Kathleen Mock AAAAAA A AAAA A Annie Pearl Moser Willie Peeler A Vivian Richardson .AAAA Louise Rabb AA AA Marie Scott A A AAAAAA A Sara Rachel Sherrill AA Pattie Somersa A AA Edith Stewart Thelma Waddell A Eva Washam A Anna Carr Whittemore Ruth Allen VVorthAA A Josephine Worth A Mary Evelyn Whisnant Mary Belle Weaver AA A Nilda Wilson A A A 'I ulllu-nf., uilumlu llll '-- lI CBSlil1lKlYl1fEillIll KCHQHISS A AAAA Cherryville, N. A A AAAA AA Lenoir, N. A AA A Lenoir. N A Lenoir, N. A A Lenoir, N. Lincolnton, N. A Kannapolis, N. A Mebane, N. AA Glen Alpine, N. Charlotte, N. A A A Lenoir, N. Greensboro, N. AA AA Glen Alpine, N. A A Lincolnton, Rutherford College, N. A AAAAAA AAAAAAA A Lexington, N. Kannapolis, N. AA AAAA AA Lenoir, N. A A Taylorsville, N. Lenoir, N. AAAAAAAAGlen Alpine, N. A AAAA A Cornelius, N. A AAAA A Wilkesboro, N Marshville, N. A Jefferson, N. Cornelius, N. AAReidsville, N. AA jefferson, N. A AAAAAAAA AAAA J efferson, N. AA AA AA Lenoir, N. AA AA Lenoir, N. AA Lenoir, N. Page Twe ty Two Hilltop Echoes uL1'Ll 'lf' 3 ,QL X , fre . -' 4 5 3. 'F I li F' I I 7 - I -l nllhml F 'T' ' I R.-W -:1 xx El ri- W ' Y -E'1Im,l1'-- ' - ' Q uuum ' ' ' I-IUUJ-NW'-U ' ' 'V - '.'f - 'E-32911--tv ' 41.1- .. . High Scclluool Seniors OFFICERS Jean Stewart I I , . I President Helen Rierson I, Vice-Pzfesizlenf Mary Belle Newell . . .I I, .Secretary Page Twenty-Three Flower: DAISY Colors: YELLOW AND WHITE Moria: To STRIVE, To SEEK, To FIND, AND NOT To YIELD - lf, ' -1 qgx ts f4ll?w Y wg 1 .-- LX,:l4w X l :il i if Hilltop Echoes C - A ' ' wut:-i.. ....7......,, mmm I ,L '----....... H H -H -- 1-mm-munmmmm. YY - tat'-nsnxv MARY GOODMAN CONCORD, N. C. Sid Society: Glee Club: Y. W. C. A.: Basket Ball, 26. A wa:-in load of wisdom plus a worldful til' kindness. sweet- it-s-, and good nature-A'that's Mary. Everyone who knows Xlgtry, lows her. LOUISE HANES PINE HALL, N. C. Tim Society: Y. W. C. A.: Class Poet. A pretty girl, a witty girl, A girl so full of fun, A brainy girl. a carefree girl, A thousand girls in one. RCNETTE KNOWLES Sid Society: Y. W. C. A. Stop? Look! And Listen! Here-'s our heart-smasher, and not only is Boots popular with members of the opposite sex, but her wit. vivacity. and ovahle nays have won for her a lasting place in the hearts of ht-r Classnitcs. DOROTHY LENOIR Sid SoCiety1 Y. W. C. A.: Class Poet: Asst. Editor Hilltop Echoes '28. judglinu from her dignity. one would never suspect 'tD0t tl bt-ing: a St-nior.. Her pep. beauty. Cleverness and artistic nature help to make her one of Davenporfs most attractive girls. Her raven hair. and eyes of blue. Clothe a nature that is loyal and true. BILLIE MCMAHON CHARLOTTE, N. C. Charlotte Clubg Sid Societyg Glee Clubg May Day Attendantg Y. W. C. A. It's the songs she sings and the smile she wears that make things pleasant everywhere. Page Twenty-Four Hilltop Echoes 12 IV: H Q it 'ag N f P54 ...1vv . KA 711. X - 5 ' Q 3 -Llc? .I ma - Lf' ' ' is i .. Q 'S lim - Lu 11 I ull I n lu n num , Y - . IRENE MORGAN PROSPECT HILL, N. C. Tim Society: Life Service Group: Y. W. C. A. Irene is just an all-round girl She is studious and smart, but always seenis to be having a good time. Best wishes always. Irene. MARY BELLE NEWELL CONCORD, N. C. Pres. Charlotte Club: Secretary Senior Class: Chief Marshall: Tim Society: Class Prophet. '5Cheerful, lovable. witty and gay: She lives her life in the happiest way. Everyone who knows Mary Belle admires her for her vivacity, wit, and originality. HELEN RIERSON CHARLOTTE, N. C. Sid Society: Hikers Club: Y. W. C. A. Helen is always sincere and unaffected. These characteristics. together with her unfailing good humor and lovable nature, have won for her a host of friends at Davenport. JEAN STEWART CHARLOTTE, N. C. Class Pres.: Pres. Sidney Lanier Society: Sec. Charlotte Club: Chem Bo Phi: Inter-Society De- bater: Member Student Council: Glee Club: Class Historian: May Day Attendant: Y. W C. A. t'Quiet, and sweet, and sincere, is she, A friend to all, shelll ever be, Willing to help she's always been found: Nothing is lacking when she is around. Successful in all she tries to do, Jean is just the pal for you. Page Twenty-Five uw . v B23 -1... C...-...'.'..' .-far 'ffm Hilltop Echoes uw . l ,QS lllllkuiz N-p N - ff? ' 4 . - - I - ,i N .2 xw H r q-- A 1 :Q a YJ 5 . Xmlum. .......,,,,-.I - A - X x : X-D, 'Pa .iuulgVlllllllll:::tr. T i 1'-' - f lllumuumum ., Y --,.,,!.', I ' . A 'il IIUUUXXKXXSX S lHlilglli1A Sfclliiool Sexnnloin Class Srtaitilstilfes Prettiest A A AA Most Original Best All-Round .... Smartest .,A, AA A Quielfest AA AA tllost Studious Peppicst AA A Most Attractive A A Cutcst AAA, A AA Sweetest A AAAAA A Most Stylish A A Most Athletice AA AA Billie McMahon Mary Bell Newell Mary Bell Newell A Jean Stewart A Pauline Stallings Irene Morgan Af'Bootsll Knowles A A Louise Hanes AAAAAf'Dot Lenoir Margaret Stallings Helen Rierson Mary Goodman Page Twenty-Six .- Hilltop Echoes at 4- if C i : , g-V eg? -F1 I I -Gm .. V N l 4 1 1 J! x. N will .DTTLI u H ' enum Y mn: uu. u i na m 'alum W , - ExxxewM.-- ' - :.': ' llilliiglln Scolhfooll Department .,...m,.,.5, f- Emily Elizabeth Asbury Malvine Cross Asburry Doris Claire Brawley Mary Elizabeth Bush Georgia Louise Dale Lois Edna Dooley Mary Elizabeth Goodman Louise Haynes Page Twenty-Seven Runette Knowles Doris Mary Scales Inez Virginia Leinbach Kathryn Sherrill Dorothy Lenoir Geraldine Smith Billie McMahon Esther Pauline Stallings Irene K. Morgan Annie Jean Stewart Margaret Ella Munn Thelma Clarice Vance Mary Belle Newell Adelaide Weaver Mary Helen Rierson Jennie Ziegler Margarette Elizabeth Stallings f x W 1-E-.ia - . ... : v - ff 7' A Q R 1 R -2, an Hilltop Echoes A E E -N 1 'Ti-I' 7 XJBA A-1 ,J ,,,,,,., .- w -af MK .......................,..,, ' - ' '-- -..,, I xg . - SFS ,.-4' I Page Twenty-Eight HENRY TIMROD LITERARY SOCIETY Hilltop Echoes fc . l i t: fel! 'll -ft ,I ine, - l 'i f'-X -L15- A 3-?f SX lk' f-. QM - ' M' ,-r,,- -D Y - ' V U U m U Kathleen McConnell Dorothy 'Wagg Marie Terrell Lazelle Mitchell Margaret Allen Olivia Allran Malvine Asbury Louise Atwell Nellie Beam Blanche Blanton Lucille Burnette Madge Cline Claire Brawley Clara Cobb Mary Bertha Cordell Bess Crump l i Alice Davis Hattie Davis Agnes Duke Elizabeth Evans Betty F usselle e Twenty-.Vine Vliwiirnis Louise Hanes Ruth Huneycutt Margarert Hennessee Elizabeth Hunt Mary Lee Hunt Taft Jonas Bill Ledbetter Lucille Martin Lazelle Mitchell Kathleen Mock Kathleen McConnell Annie P. Moser Irene Morgan Mary B. Newell Rebeckah Phillips Lois Parks Eunice Query xx w....,.g. ' Prcsiderzt Vice-President Vivian Richardson Helen Saunders Frances Sherrill Pattie Somers Margaret Stallings Pauline Stallings jo Swanson Marie Terrell Edith Stewart Verna Underwood C larice Vance Thelma Waddell Dott Wagg Billie Weaver Josephine Worth Ruth Allen Worth Ruth Wolff A S ecrefary Treasurer . f'f' 4EZus1w fd 'GA ---an-fn Q, ' 21, 22 Ee 15 Ei iii' 1 f - ai MH? 25 M1 1 Www fl' 1, ,- 5 , 1x ,. , Vs V .p I 5 Hzlltop Echoes I gm ' Si' ELL , M lg LITERARY SOCIETY LANIER SIDNEY Y 'U R UQ N H3 E Q- vs. Q Hilltop Echoes spa Q rg ,Mil 95 1 g il - f .zu-mir nnu1ugm1. .. u.1uiuuuuui ' ' ' Ui'-U-U'-'U' ' ' F I 1 y 'V .l:::' IA- I . - .f .-,.aL ' ' X MS' - :J --., A-.- Dir , .. G if nmima :Z- jean Stewart Georgia Sherrill, L Sarah Rachel Sherrill l.,,,l,l...r Inez Leinbach .l.l........l ..... M i Ione Davis .....4,,,.l,,..rr iir. Margaret Hennessee MM Emily Asbury Stella Blair Lena Brown Georgia Dale Ione Davis Nancy Dickinson Lois Edna Dooley Mary Goodman Doris Hunt Kathryn Hartsell ' Ruth Hollifield Margaret Hennessee Page Thirty-One Siirlls Runette Knowles Dorothy Lenoir Inez Leinbach Billie McMahon Margaret Munn Georgia Mae Martin Willie Peeler Margaret Sigmon Pansy Rutherford . Helen Rierson Louise Rabb Georgia Sherrill Sarah Rachel Sherrill T M i Prcsiderzt M M MM Vice-President M M Secretary M. M ,Treasurer H Chaplain MM MMMM MMM.MMMMMMMM M MMM.M Jrlorzitor Marie Scott Doris Scales Eva Washam Annie Carr Whittemore Kathryn Sherrill Jerry Smith Nelda Wilson Lucy Annas Bertha Morris Margaret Sudderth Jennie Ziegler Ruby Myers ,gg I ffl Hilltop Echoes -- 1 . ., , '-- . ,. Z B A f A raw 5 3 . f -L X ,1 2 , I if a W........ vs 3- X S, n um 'lx Z nuumlllunu 9 Y ,550 fCalhsil1rnfeIE E s I 1 gm Um , ,. N, . X Q , '14 , Y' . ' ..,,,l.A.,-a4Z,f.. we .a,h.,...a.b.,,.,, A 'W W' h ?' '-v-RJ' Lazelle Mitchell Elizabeth Hunt Dorothy Vllagg Blanche Blanton Louise Atwell Bess Crump Agnes Duke 35 3 E . fa , , ,f- 4- A 9, , f':r + Q 'fofafi -2 aw ? - fi, 0 , ,f,,f-- 0 , A ., .V.. ,. ...l..ll President Vice-President B ,,,, , .. . , ..,..l...Secretary .,.,..Treasu1'er Mary Bertha Cordell Kathleen Mock Ruth Huneycutt Helen Saunders Marie Terrell Page Thirty-Two . 1 F-N D Hzlltoiz Echoes 5 I -F-,if - ' it Q A- ' ' ' U ululwuuru V ' ' Y 'I uuu. LLIII l v lu in u ..:wn1i.m4, A -1 Sltllllifllitilllllll fcouiiiicciill Eunice Query .4................ ..A. ,,..A.,, .AA,.444.A..,...,.,.. P r e sident Ruth Huneycutt .......... ,.....,..., . .. First Vice-President Elizabeth Hunt .,..,.,A.e... ...... .....,....,.,. .,,...,...... ......,e....ee S e c 0 nd Vice-President Blanche Blanton ,.4.,..,..... ..44,..4...,...,.,....l,,...,..l............ ...........,,.................l S e cretary-Treasurer Thelma Waddell Rebekah Phillips Kathleen Mock Mary Bertha Cordell Margaret Allen Doris Hunt Page Thirty-Three : Xa ' N 657 ua., H zlltop Echoes 5-.gg QXXNNN .BBE ' - , f . fxyf ,f T.. if ,X , - N iz ' ' N. if! 2- , 0- :ii V. -4 ' 1, I N-1-.... ....,,,,, :x-Ev 2, 'Viill ' J S -5 HM- ?E?m i lk- If- 1' -Z3-'H----- , , L- ., I I I L 0 - ... nmnnum xk I i llziilie Service Group -1 f fag, L 1 Ruth Huneycutt ,,,..,... , Verna Underwood .,..V..... Bess Crump Agnes Duke Mary Bertha Cordell Elizabeth Hunt Elizabeth Evans Mary Lee Hunt Louise Atwell Madge Cline new 'N it ph . K 1 F we l Leader Secretary-Treasurer Taft Jonas Lucile Martin Rebekah Phillips Edith Stewart Kathleen Mock Doris Hunt Eunice Query Lazelle Mitchell Inez Leinbach Vivian Richardson Lois Parks Nellie Beam Pattie Somers Ione Davis Margaret Hennessee Page Thirty-Four Hilltop Echoes f C- 1, in :ff Il 'Vu ,.. is o A , L ' Q , - Q 17 -? -Y gf, nl Uiffru: l ' .:5 45:4-' . . .Nail .:g 4- , ' - ' xhhg , Y , , 4-4 -lx asf XLFVI H ' ' '- - E'L'l'Vl2ll'B?' '-f 1 ' 1 V1 111111111 ' 'T' , gnu- uu: ' 111 ' rn n nu Y ,Y ' .x Q .i - Chem Bo Phi Q-'NFA Er.-zfn' l 'Z 1 , l Blanche Blanton Louise Atwell, ,,,, , Bess Crump Agnes Duke Rachael Godfrey Elizabeth Hunt Page Thirty-Five . 9 ' Mary Lee Hunt Lazelle Mitchell Jean Stewart Secretary Kathryne Scott Verna Underwood Adelaide Weaver Ruth Wolff President -Treasurer foil fl Eg 3 1 tg? Xm- S , -Z, a if-.X Hilltop Echoes i N-'QQ -i.. .. NKII ,.,,, ,,.'.l.. I ' ,f ..... . 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Vice-President Marguerite Suddreth , .A , ..... i. , ,, ,, ,,,,,, . .B i ....Sc'fretar,v Mary Lee Hunts .h,h.,, , .....,.e,e, ,....., .,.. .,h....., ..,....ee, . , , ..... .ee.eeh ...eeee,,. , , , , 4 y, Treasurer Nellie Beam Margaret Sigmon Lena Brown Betty Fussell Bill Ledbetter Kathleen McConnell Elma Willis Madge Cline Mary Eliza Harshaw Jo Swanson Page Thirty-Seven -A W - f ., N,M,m.r.Wr,,., 0. l K ,Q I X ,ax Hzlltop Echoes 10 if , I ...ax llll kiln-gay QS I ffe -: 4 . .1 i ' Q ' 1 , N' A Q MV, - W: , w- ' , JN, . 'w x,.............:.... 4-qui .gs .. ' :X-X 91' af, m.. .Em1. W i--' 2., .1 ..n...........-H. I. -,,,,,-.,,.,,,., ., ..,. .., , ,Y . .F Glee Cl ll!! i 'N- 52352.51 Mrs. F. N. Blackwell .,,... Dzrector Mrs. R. P. Yarborough . Accompamst Doris Hunt Marie Terrell. 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D irector Louise Atwell Lazelle Mitchell Kathryne Scott Blanche Blanton Eunice Query Helen Saunders Hazel Harrington Miss Rethlingshafer Rachael Godfrey Mary Eliza Harshaw Margarette Sudderth Verna Underwood Elizabeth Hunt Lucile Martin Page Forty I ll 'I ..-5' fix I -L X XX4 f' ix.,- Hilltop Echoes L flflalfzrdd-'L ' ' e f --mama: - ag ' ce Masquers ,- 'B 5e'?'f'5 ?7 f' ' 'V ' f .127 ---M ..,.,.. cn 1, , .. .ff- Augusta Sample .AA.,A ,... Dorothy Wagg ,,.,,,,,, ..A. , Kathleen McConnell Blanche Blanton .. Marie Terrell .....ll..,..,,...,. ,,... . .. Mary Bertha Cordell Mary Eliza Harshaw Ruth Huneycutt Miss Ina Kirkman Page Forty-One ,,e'zf-- M Colors: BLACK AND GOLD .B .Diredor r ...,o . ,,,,. Prcsiricnzf , ,,.. . iVice-President ,,.....l.A,..... .,ll.,,,...l., B r,.. .. ,..... ,...,..Sccrcz'ar,v B ,. .,,o ,,.....,l.,.,,,..,,.,.. . H ....,,.......,,,,l, .. ...... , .....,. ,.ll. .,,.,. . Trcasureff Miss Frances Ledbetter Eunice Query Miss Marie Lein Vivian Richardson Lazelle Mitchell Helen Saunders Kathleen Mock Jo Swanson Annie Pearl Moser ed is-2-4 rift I -31,99 Hilltop Echoes A ' fl 2' ' .:L..:- I .tx ,, . Xu ---1v '--.,.,, ,IHII 1 -hh . , ..... - --f . ,A W,, ,, ,,,. , --- .T . I . I, TUMBUY fLAZELLE MITCHELLJ 'fGood-bye, mother, don't work too hard. In the spring you'll be proud of your little tomboy, Gertie. I'm going to college to do my best and make people know that a person can be named Jones and yet be somebody? This promise Gertrude Gather Jones made to to her mother when she boarded the train for Kinsington University. Gertie's family con- sisted of her mother and herself. Her mother in her young days, had belonged to the first family of the first town in the first county of North Carolina. But when this first girl fell in love she fell out of the lap of luxury into the scramble of poverty. Mr. jones had been a clerk in one of her father's clothing stores and, because he was so extremely fascinating, the belle of the town had immediately prom- ised to marry him on the condition that he live up to his ambitions and promises, which he never did. So to-day, after many years of planning and scrimping and sewing, Mrs. jones had saved enough to send Gertie to college. When Gertrude reached Kinsington and saw her room-mate she was quite 'itaken back. There stood a girl that might have been a mannequin. so far as clothes were concerned. She was perfectly dressed from the crown of her head to the soles of her expensive looking lizard skin shoes. On the bed lay a squirrel coat fQuite out of season, Gertie thought, even though she did not know what perfectly chic looking school girls wore.j. Gertie smiled and extended her hand. My names Gertrude Gather Jones. I suppose you are my room-mate. If you are, you may call me 'Gertief All my best friends dofl t'Yes, I suppose I'm your room-mate, Ger- trude, and Gertrude's room-mate left the room. Gertrude smiled, plumped her hat-box down on the bed and began rambling through it for a dress. It was twelve o'clock when her room mate returned. just as Gertrude was crawling into bed Rosamond came in, flung her hat on the bed, and seated herself on the edge of her trunk. Darn itl This is the rottenest hole Ilve hit. If it wasnit for a darling boy I met while ago, I'd go straight back to Halifax. t'Who is the boy? I'm all ears, Gertie demanded. f'O'h, he's supposed to be the biggest boy on the campus. He's Gary Charles, son of the man who gave the money for the school of aviation, et cetera. Good looking? Oh, boy! 7' 'lHush, don't tell me any more. I'm up here determined to study and I positively wonlt be tempted thusfl t'Huh, I'm supposed to be here for that, too, but gosh! a girl's got to have some fun. I'll tell you something if you won't tell it. Ma was about not to send me because she could not give me all the clothes I wanted be- cause I always swore to her that if she wanted me to go to college she'd have to let me have loads of cute clothes. Well, I got a job peeling potatoes in the kitchen when they need me. I can make enough like this to pay for my clothes. Don't, for heaven's sake, tell it. But its either peel spuds or wear shabby clothes for this lady. My goodness! is it so outrageous to peel too, spuds? Why I've got a job like that, only I'm peeling them to pay for books and tuition. Gertie had not many days to stay on the campus to see that Rose knew what she was was talking about, so far as Gary Charles concerned. Surely he was all one boy could beg president of his society, a member of the best fraternity, the real star on the football team, and the best aviator in the school of Page Forty-Two Hilltop Echoes I 'xx Ji' I I if y ,.,, 'v II' Q ., . IIXZ Y ..- . ' X - Wi.. ' -'lt -1 og, ' - - - A ' , . , - . ' ' gf -3' : -- I 1. 5. JF , I 'IIN in gg pf..-nmmmxvimnrq Y . ' -XXX4lY ...T' aviation. It seemed that everywhere people were calling for or asking about Gary. Yet she had not seen him. From what she had heard Rose say of him, though, she felt that she would recognize him the minute she saw him: deep blue eyes, sandy hair, tall, clear cut, strong and silent.. Then one day, quite by accident, she met him. She and Rose were coming from the usual half-hour of spud-peeling before lunch when Gary overtook them. Rose, who always carried a nail file, compact and comb with her to the kitchen, was looking quite as fresh as when she had left the dormitory. Even though Gertie had rushed from a class straight to the kitchen, she was almost as goodlooking as Rose. Hers was a complexion that only has to be powdered once or twice a day to always look at its best, and her hair, when she gave it a chance, curled in endless little waves all over her head. f'Gary, this is my room mate, Miss Jones, Rose introduced her. . Gary took Gertie's extended hand and held it so long that when they both came to all three of them were quite embarassed. 'fAre you girls going out for track? he asked as they walked on. No, I don't think I shall. I think run- ning and jumping is so unladylike. I'm so glad that at home mother always made my nurse see that I did not become a tomboyf' Rose answered. ffAnd you, Miss Jones? Yes, I think I shall. It may be tomboy- ish and all that, but I love to run. I know I need never even hope to win but I'm going out for it just because I love it. When they reached the dormitory and Gary left them, Rose turned to Gertie. Of all the dumb idiots I've ever seen, you are the dumbest. Haven't you got any sense at all about men? Not much. Why? Don't you know that above all things Gary hates a tomboy-all men of his type do. Rose, I fairly believe you think I was try- Page Forty- Three T ing to vamp Gary Charles. Well, I wasn't. I just told him the truth, and the truth is accepted in Heavenf' t'Maybe so in Heaven, but not by men. I 'spose you'd even tell him that you peeled potatoes to pay your tuition. Of course I wolud if he asked me. It's nothing to be ashamed of. When the time came for practice both girls went out for the track team. Gertie practiced faithfully and was soon the best runner on the team. When the day for the track meet came, she was placed at the head of her team. Apparently, with all ease, she got her team in line. When the whistle blew they were all in perfect condition. Gary, as one of the time-keepers, was in a position to get a close-up of her. In the short gym suit she was beautiful. Her body was well-rounded and well proportioned. Ev- ery movement was free and easy. Rose, who sat by him, wondered rather indignantly, why he thought Gertie so interest- ing when he wasnt the type to admire tom- boys. At the close of the race, Gertrude had won. Gary was one of the first to congratulate her. Indeed. he quite forgot that at that moment lie had an engagement with Miss Rosamond Parrish. When the cheering and congratu- lating was over Gary walked with Gertie to her dormitory and as he left he gave her the amazing information that he would see her at eight o'clock. Eight o'clock came, and with it came Gary with an offering of American Beauties. This story might have ended here by merely saying and they lived happily ever after if it had not been for Rose. just as Gary would make up his mind that Gertie was the girl, along would come dear, sweet little Rose, and his dreams of Gertie would tumble. One morning toward the end of school, a crowd of them were to go to the top of the nearest mountain to see the sun rise. To do this meant rising at four o'clock and hiking to the top of the mountain. Gary asked both girls to go with him. He asked Rose X-he lg-'X f fi, EJiffe'-xx tllllfiiw' Hzlltop Echoes n - 't.- f 1 ..-:Z N-'L , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ' . x x IV -gs . .-...........,, ,.', Illl l I 'uur lung-ll 'r. ':'lX' - nf' muuln ' -. fu., , 4 tirst. She immediately told him she had some reading to do and that she thought she would get up in the morning and sit on the campus to read. Besides she didn't go in for hiking. Then he asked Gertie and she ac- she loved the sunrise and goes to make a lovely May cepted because everything that morning. , four the following morning Promptly at Baby Ben pealed forth. Gertie yawned, stretched and got up. 'When she reached the campus there stood Gary. tall, blond, and smiling. Together they walked through the semi-darkness up to the top of the mountain. 'When they reached the top everything was midnight blue and hazy. They had been there only a few minutes when there appeared in the east a faint pinkish glow. This deepened and became wider toward the west: there also appeared a faint golden glow, lightly covering the blue. Slowly, one by one, the stars were receding. The pink in the east and the gold of the western sky were each reaching out as if to touch the other. The expanse of the sky between them was becoming blue and lighter As they watched, the colors slowly came together, covering the blue and making a per- fect lavender curtain. Then, at the very top of the next mountain-almost on it, it seemed -there appeared a most golden gold. It rose higher and higher, changing the whole sky of lavender and blue to one huge opal. As the gold widened, fleecy white clouds appeared. Finally there was no pink and blue. just gold. The treetops were gold, the mountains were gold, all the world was gold! Gertie reached out her hand to Gary's and held it hard. The golden veil was parting in the middle. Here and there around the edge appeared streaks of blue: wider and wider apart the curtain was drawn, and they saw the white, snowy clouds Hoat past in a sea of blue. At the bottom of the sea. close to the earth, a huge golden ball came up from out the Ufath- omless depths and climbed over the top of the mountain. just as it reached the top it paused a moment, a grand glorious ball of tire. making the whole world recognize it as king of the day. Then, with pompous, smil- ing dignity it proceeded up thru the sea of blue. Spellbound, the gazers sat for a moment, neither daring to break the silence. In just a minute a tiny grey squirrel skitted across a dry twig. It cracked. The spell was brok- en. They rose in silence and started back down the mountain. Gary looked at Gertie and what he saw in her eyes made him take her hand a little tighter and realize that, for better or worse. he'd rather have the tom- boy and the sunrise than the Alice-sit-by-they tire and a book. Page Forty-Four 1 . www . , Il -if I idx! 5 - , F' f Hilltop Echoes 9 I at ' 'J - I s , - H 0' - 1 + P' ' . ,D It -W ig f TF' i ' - ' ' q 1 I 1 ml um ' ' ' Nl uu Illl uui ' ll I 'HHH 4 -A E.xxx', .T ' A-if-iii-' SlliliF,lfYli'lCS fHAZEL HARRINGTONJ Living next door to singing lessons, we are informed throughout the year, and in long forceful tones, exactly what season it now is, and furthermore what season will follow. Occasionally, our voice calendar is a little premature, as in telling us that f'Spring is here when it is impossible for even a Christ- ian Scientist to deny the reality of the sleet outside. 'fSpring is herein we are informed in shrill accents! Not only once a day, but dozens of times, from mid-winter to actual Spring. We are never allowed to forget the golden mari- buds! I am beginning to evolve a keen in- terest to know what maribuds are, but that they have 'fwinking eyes I am certain. Flir- tatious things! 'fIt's morning, it's morning, comes the clarion cry. This is never a truism, but we cannot deny it. What of it? My room mate and I peevishly ask one another. Even if it really were, we would know it, I hope, We sometimes add, albeit unconvincingly. Sleep, my little one, oh sleep! we hear iiaringly in impassioned tones. How nice not to be the unfortunate infant, we think. No wonder children are ungrateful and who- ever wrote, HHow sharper than a toothless child it is to have a thankless snake! or words to that effect, certainly did not know what he was talking about, in my mind. tHowev- er l am always open to conviction.j Next we are implored to 'fHark to the mandolin, or it may be tMeadowlark , or a combination of both. This used to encourage us for a little, but we know now it is only farce, as we are never given a chance to hark to anything. Tlfslllfl ROBIIN cNIARGUERITE SUDDERTH, 'fHave you ever seen a robin in the early, early Spring? As he perkily comes a-hopping and a-bobbing on the green, With his small black eyes a-beaming and his rosy breast a-gleaming Bringing smiles to all who see him: unaware of the joy he brings. Though the winds may still be blowing with the chill of winter's breath, Undaunted on a budding twig he sings his level best. He is singing of the joys of the coming of the Spring, As he teeters on his lofty perch, the twig that is a swing. 'fSeeing him will bring a gladness which steals softly o'er your heart, ' And all of winter's sadness from you will then departg For he's heralding the coming of the crocuses of spring, And he brings the buds of Maytime on his sturdy little wingfl Page F arty-Five ,fa , . kg ff' , Hilltop Echoes fx EJVRW , 4 3 mum-gy , Q -: ,, ,V , E . I fu , X' 1 2- Qi , A V, 'XY , 1-'1 I x,,..m.. ....n.,,,,u ,V - V - X. -... . nv -- N - ----.,, , . N 'V np N '74 - en. ,, ,, . .. . ummmn num umnnunmm:mmmm.m.m..HI,.1, gm -: dx X. 4 lv, -4 m.mmm,,,,m,,, .. -..., . ,- YV Y mn,,, mmm' - Page F arty-Six Hilltop Echoes K 5 Qs il 5' u ' ' J! .effyf'f..3 P' ' fm -F?' -vi '4l'g- 43 4? tb' A ' i T '- . ,.1'-' an nm mu-umuuum - . - uuuuuiuuz 1 .7.7 nu .7 ...Hu Q Y 'E..3,E -,T I ECHUES FRUM Vlllllslllfl AIR Irene M. to Inez L., in crowded audito- rium: Get off my feet! Inez: I can't. It's too far to walk. Pkvlsakflsbls Georgia S.: What do you do for insomnia? Kat Hartsell: I count sheiks jumping over the fence. vkalsvkbklk Bess: Wherels Jerry Smith? Ag: Oh, she's gone back to look for the several pounds she lost. blsvlsflfbkals Miss Radford: Who is the best known in- ventor in the world? Elizabeth Evans: Why, that Pat Penrling. Pkvlfblsvkvk Louise Atwell: 'tVerna would make a Good travelerf' Mary Lee: 'tWhy?'l Louise: Because her mind is always wanderingf' D Plfflsflsisals Nell B.: My sweetheart has a Ford. What car has yoursfl Elma W.: HA Packard. Nell: f:Well, thats a good car, too. Kathleen Mock: My father's a doctor, so I can be sick for nothing. Vivian R.: ttHuh! My fathers a minis- ter, so I can be good for nothing' Miss Ledbetter: USpell iferment' and give its definition. Mary Goodman: t'Ferment-to work. Miss L.: ttNow use it in a sentence, so I can be sure you understand it. Mary G.: 'tln nice weather I would rather play outdoors than ferment in the class room. Page Forty-Seven Ruth W.: Eunice, wake up! I can feel there's a mouse in the room. Eunice G.: Well, feel there's a cat, too and go to sleep. Pkfkvkvlsfk Dot Wagg: Who was Shylock, Miss Bing- ham? Miss B.: My dear, you go to Sunday School and don't know that! Plfbkflfvkbk Visitor Cin Mrs. Hebron's studiojz What a fine statue that is! It's alabaster, isn't it? Billy Weaver twho was showing the visitor aroundj: Nom, that's Beethoven, I think. MEANING ANYTHING BUT THE NECK. When Helen Saunders went out to her col- lege mothers for dinner, she was asked what part of the chicken she preferred. She an- swered: 'tlt is quite inconsequential to my recognized abstemiousness and supersensitive stomachie nervation whether I be tendered an infinitesimal portion of the opaque nutri- ment of the nether extremeties, the superior fraction of a pinion, or the snowy cleavage from the cardiac region. rkisilsvlsfls Lazelle Mitchell: :'Miss Ledbetter, if I had a pen and paper, I believe I could write something to equal Shakespeare's. Miss Leclbetter: Lazelle, don't be sacri- ligiousf' MEANING BIRTH GF A NATION. Dorris Huntraw: UI can't think! IVhat picture was it that had the Civil War in it?'l Louise Atwell: 'LI don't know. Was it LBen Hur, . 1 Maxx Hzlltop Echoes . If ' 1- 4 1.-1' , '-W -' ry--7 ' ' ' . .,. . .EE?n. . '- M 4-,- I -mllllll-lilfll ,, r -- --.. , - W f ' . I ' ,I ' I nu t I u.uulnunuxxxxxXX Kathleen MCC.: Frances is keeping her engagement an absolute secret. Alice D.: uHow do you know. Kathleen MCC.: 'tShe told me so. akvkelfakels Esther H.: Are you going to use your ten- nis racquet this afternoon? Katherine Scott: HYes, I am. H.: Well, good! You won't be wear- ing your new hat. May I borrow it? BITS OF MODERN VERSE fB0l'I'0'LUFdD SHADES So many shades. Shades of night, shades of death, Shades of my ancestors, Spirit shades, and window shades, Shade of a tree, Shades of meaning. There are none of these in this bit of verse. BLOOD. Blood, a ghoulish mass, Red, darkish clots, Choked, groaming molecules, Dry-edged, telling of Blackness and Death. Schubert had a horse named Sarah, Rode her in the big parade. Then the brass band started playing- Schuberts Sarah neighed. wk :sf 4- bk Pi- Edith Stewart: HI don't enjoy eatingf' Lois Parks: Why? Edith: f'It spoils my appetite. Pkbkfkelsek Handsome Young Man in fine car to Bill Ledbetter at curb: Wanta ride? Bill: UAre you going North? H. Y .M.: HSure.7, Bill: ftWell, give my regards to the Eski- moesf' wk FOUND ON FRESHMEN EXAZIJ PAPERS. The earth makes a resolution every twenty- four hours. The difference between air and water is that air can be made wet and water cannot. We are now masters of steam and eccentric- ity. Things that are equal to each other are equal to anything else. Gravity is chiefly noticeable in the autumn when the apples are falling from the trees. The axis of the earth is an imaginary line on which the earth takes its daily routine. A parallel straight line is one which if pro- duced to meet itself does not meet. Electricity and lightning are of the same nature, the only difference being that light- ning is often several miles long while electrici- ty is only a few inches. vkfkalseisfls A British scientist predicts that, in time to come, men will be born toothless. We thought, in our ignorance, they usually were born that way. -nf wtf :if :sf ff Lucille Bennett applied for a job as sten- ographer. The employer wanted a serious- minded young lady so he put Lucile to a test. Well, my girl, what would you do with a million dollars? he asked. Oh, glory! I don't know--I was not ex- pecting so much at the startfl Plflkvkekak After much excitement the Smiths had at last managed to catch the train. Now, when they could sit quietly for a while, they began to wonder if they had left anything behind. Mrs. Smith gave a shriek. Oh, Harry, she gasped, HI forgot to turn off the electric iron! t'Don't worry, darling, I forgot to turn off the shower bath. Page F orty-Eight Hilltop Echoes - D f-n F: A' , fr f I is -2' I , ci 'v 19' U' ,QA 'l , ll 4 o 1 fl r - IW on X Qiilrsi- :mm uauilliluuuzln WU UJUUU' ' ' ,X - at -E, --- Sara Rachel: Do you use tooth paste? Clara Cobb: UMercy, no! None of my teeth are loose. Plslkvkeklk One of our seniors wrote the following let- ter home: Dearest Mother: I appreciate to the fullest extent your letting me come to Davenport. It has meant so much to me. I feel that now I am quite educated. We learned how to spell, Write andd Work trig. I have also met some very nice boys and young men, especially one. I have also learn- ed to eat peas whether I like 'em or not and to chew chewing gum so that I can make it pop every time I champ down on it. The gym teacher told me Wednesday not to try to practice tennis any more as I was a hopeful case fshe might of said hopeless, I didn't hear her real goody but anyway I felt real cheered up. ' I'm getting my diplomy Tues. nite and I feel sure you'll be prowd of me. Yours for higher education, DAUGHTER. ' 'E.ixxiy1:+-'.l'.g,T' ' - r:.T-. ::.t' Mrs jenkins: 'tThe master was very hap- py this morning, Laura. He went to his of- fice Whistling. Laura: Yes, mum, it was my mistake. I made his porridge of bird seedf, vkbkvkbkvls Peggy Munn: Ullflother, do liars ever go to heaven? Mother: Why, no, dear, certainly notf' Peggy: l'Well, it must be mighty lonesome up there with only God and George Wash- ingtonfl akflsfkfkelf Mrs. French: Mary, did you Wash the fish carefully before you baked them?l' Mary: Why, malam, What's the use of washing fish that's lived all its life in the Water? Pkfkelsvkblf Agnes Duke ton Spanish Classj: UI don't know what preposition to use with this verb. Miss Wolff: UWell, Agnes, if you don't have it in your head I guess you'll have to look in your appendix for it. J 'I' .Jn5i7 .f,i 5i:.. JJ? Tin . ,, 7. x., kj M, Page F arty- Nine Q Ma. ' .'k.x Q ,I 5 'N Kg! vom Hilltop Echoes ll mm as 1 .. fe - - ,W .E . 1 , N, .E - - . f. 'E 1 0- , X SN, 1 4,-'1 I xw..-I.............,,,. J, X. -1 ...... -xxv . 'l1 TT 5 '- 'X-' , - ,V 'If 1 1-.H . ... -En... '- 'lf ' Lo .4 --awww-m....... ., -. ' Y Y - Y O lun, +P' u m.....m-nmmmxxm I inn.-W1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 li..-W1 inn-.W14 I- CATAWBA WHOLESALE C0lllPANY INCORPORATED GROCERIES FRUITS PRODUCE NOTIONS ,liuniifnllnuT.m--lnlinnviwu,uniTun,nuuu.1,,,,T.,y. ,lun...mT.,,.,,,,,,mauinn1un1uuu...nnn,nn,uninn I.-.nu,uu,lnn,milnuLnnn.TunTnnu,lnl,nvul1,..,,m S 4- 'P Qi- LEN OIR BOOK STORE We carry a full line of Novelties that can not fail to appeal to the girl graduate. SEE OUR LINE BEFORE YOU I CHOOSE YOUR GIFTS. uLun,un1u inn1nn1-uolo 'E' DADENPORT COLLEGE ' l FOR UOUNG WOMEN Jl Standard Junior College with four accredited hiqh school work and 2 o c ll I f olleqe. Also splendid departments in Home Econo- - mics r usic a usiness Personal at'- ',AI,Mi,ndB'. ears o i HICKORY, . . N. c. have I wNlef.5JVllNl5lNS Q .i-- ,... .....---- . -..- ,,.. - .... -...,. +.- .... -,..- .... - ..., E ..., 1 ,,.. 1 .,.. Q ,,.. i. ..., e ..., -....- +- ---' - -1-f ----------- f - -- - ---' - -l-- - '--' - - ------------ ---- - --g- ' i Yielllghcs? r . P' ' JY d I rmzfmg mmf l Try Our Service :-: We Know You'll Q be Pleased. Q Hickory Printing Company l Hickory, North Carolina i -1- - .... - .... ------.---..........-------- ---' - '1-- - H -11 Page Fifty Hilltop Echoes f A ,, 9 t lL ,J kv 15 ,- E, f'-X ing. : C ' ' ,J I rw .ffl 3 -if , f .W P - ' Gu .Q ,I l xgl ffg ' T? ' -Y ' - -imnaunumxn ' mu' mimmrmwurii ' ' ' v uu: v u vu l .H .i.'.:FnE ,NX i -XXX4,'LA..... A -' l for -11' if R - R r e H- 11' 'gf fl' ' 1 - ' ' -c - - llll - r ' lill f ' ' - r r+ 5 , 2 Carohna Stores J. H. HARGRAVE, President , L C. H. HOPKINS, Vice-President CAROLINA S OWN J. L. RIDDLE, Treas. sz Mgr, CHAIN GROCERY LENOIR BRANCH 'Born in 'Le '0i n i - 1- f+Q -i- Q - '+ Q - . - , f, I f. Q - Q . 1- Q - +1fA - Ql, 1 1 I I I Hickory Grocery Co. I yyyy Z yyy. - .yyy i i W 1 MW1 M yyyy i , I y y y WHULESALE llse Perfection 5 5 2 CSELF-RISINGJ e Ftoue l LENOIR, - .. - N. C. T LEgg1fgU1f:?EIliS LENOIR, - - - N. C. 5-ii '--' 1--A A ee L A 4 A T A '-.- H-gl iv- .-.. - 1--. - Ify. - '-1- -- Z - a s 4... .... . .mf W .... ...H if .,,... A WORD OF APPRECIATION L We Wish to Thank the Faculty and Student Body of Davenport for their wonderful patronage during the past school year. We hope that We served you with the utmost satisfaction and may we add that we went to the utmost to please you in every respect. i A word to the Teachers and Students who are planning to be back next year: We would like to say that We Want you to make EFIRD'S your headquarters. I A Wonderful Vacation To All! Efird's Department Store - H. B. TRULL, INIANAGER. LENOIR, NORTH, CAROLINA 43 ---- sToREs -1- 43 i 4-- .... .. .... - .... -. ........ .... . D- - Z . .iDai D D se. Page Fifty-One 1m.1II,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1Iu1mI 5X ff IIMLW I f EMM Hzlltop Echoes Peg I -: ,, o -VV Affxl D i ',I. ' Q ' I ,M -'-----. ..,. . X .- fm Z 1 x .:- ---. ..... , ,, I - 4- R..nn-.........- 1uu1..,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.111 ,P ,.,, -I 5, eQ,I.-m.-Im-Im-Im-.I..-....-.-m.-'...-Im- Q. Spring and Summer CLOTHES FOR SCHOOL FOLKS WE ARE headquarters for the Newest of the New in all Novelty Lines that appeal. WE ASK your inspection of new stocks adapted to college folk. Gowffnegf '5 Established 1872 Pianos Victrolas YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST Carolina Home Furnishing Co., Inc. LENOIR, N. C. Interior Decorations Home FUFHlSh1UgS .,,.1H1 1 1,,,,1I Headquarters for WATCHES, DIAMONDS, I JEWELRY, AND THEIR I KINDRED LINE I . . . . I Lowest PFICCS Prevalhng Conslstent with Quality ALWA YS A PLEASURE TO I SHOW YOU T , . I W. H. DlDgISf8C Son I .I e w e I e r s COMPLETE LINE OF WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS FOR I YOUR INSPECTION .1uu1 1 1In1...1...,1.m1,,I,1,.,,1,,,,1,,,,1 1 1mu1,,,!. 5. WHEN YOU WANT IT WE HAVE IT I WHEN YOU GET IT HERE- IT'S RIGHT E I CraWford's Drug Store I PHONE 133 The Rexall Store - .Q IVK, .. I... - .... -...-. ..--- I ---- .... - ...Q 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 f' 1 1 1 1'v!- I T la e - NEW FORD CAR Years Ahead of Any Other I Low-Price Car I LET US DEMONSTRA TE Phillips Motor Company I PHONE 26 I - - I ofa 1,,H1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111 ,.1,,,,1..+ 4''vnu1-un-un-un1lIu1nuvnnllm-I1n1nu1n:I-ulIu1unII--1114114.59 Page Fifty-Two . 1 FK Hzlltop Echoes 5 11, 53 A W -n , sf f, . ..- ..3- .Sli 1 A QI ? a: CiA' . it- -T 4... i. T - - .,5, 4. I I IlniversaIThef1Ire WE THANK You For Your Patronage and look forward to your return I -5- I YoU ARE ALWAYS WELCoMEf I I +1 un -- 1 2 1 + livl Iiuninaga +lI1IlII Tiiii lllI'TIIll 1TlilT IIT IVII Tl + L I I Q From 1 F fiend Indeed T I in I .-....- - - - - - - .. - - - - 4...-....-....-....-....-.,..-....-..,.-....-....-I..-...,-..........-,,,..... 'Z' IGATEWAY CAFEI I A rehned cafe where the College Girls i are safe and Welcome. When you get hungry come to us. Our Sandwiches Can't Be Beat Come In and Try One! I -i-,.-....-...,-...... - -...-....-....-....-.,..-....-....-....-....-...L Page Filly-Three ui.mi,T,i...iLL1i,T nTlmT,,T,,-, CITY SHOE REPAIR SHOP J. K. WE-SAREROPRIETOR , -. -. rTnu,,,,,....,,, Piedmont Building Supply Company '4Eoer'vthing To Build Anything LENOIR, N. C. - PHONE 156 HICKORY, N. C. - PHONE 580 11un1Iulinu unfunninln-' :mf - ' n4IrnTnnninu Im nn- nimill 1 , , T , .1 , -. i 1 ,MT C. E. Robb SL Co. Shoes Notions Clothing Dry Goods 'xl SAFE PLACE TO TRADEI' Phone 71 -1-.-...,-.-. .. L - A - 4. mai . ff? .-:. ZX - . Hilltop Echoes -1-5 .I -I xx ... ............... I , 1 V ' unnnxxx v f i 'P ' P P s I is ' 'm ' ' ' 'm !' T 5 C T ' P P I Z ' I - 1- l I i , DEALERS I L The Best of I BUICK CHEVROLET S I . ACCESSORIES PARTS i Everything SUPPLIES 2 The Market Aaords in Caldwell Motor Company A AND l Fancy Groceries, Fruits, l Fresh Meats and Sea Foods P We handle exclusively the famous : ROYAL SCARLET and MONARCH CANNED oooos l Telephone for your groceries and avail yourself of our prompt Delivery Service iThe- SANITARY MARKET l OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE Phones 94 and 95 .g.,, n. nur union un nufnur nn Imlnn, unfuu--nuinn-funn Lenoir Chevrolet Co., Inc. LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA Phone No. 1 1,..n,w Inlluninluilunl union nu uuinuiuu,uni,,,,? Yusuf-no .Iuuinn-- nu HARPER FURNITURE COMI'ANY LENOIR, N. C. 4...-.... E E ,,., ,,,, ,,,, E , ,,,, , I + '40 qnuiuni 1- 1. M Y Dodge Bros. Motor Cars 5 Rich and Attractive New Colors T Absolute smoothness of engine oper- l ation. A new snap and elasticity of oper- I ation throughout. Smart and attractive new body lines. Complete vision from every angle of the sturdy all-Steel body. SMITH BROTHERS TELEPHONE 701 1 115 S. MULBERRY LENOIR. N. C. 'I' I-I.......,.-...H-..........-....-....-.. ......-..I.-.....-I...-...,......-.. -1--I A -.-. Ag --II - -.... .. .--- ...- .-I. A .,.. - . ng .... A ..I. f .,.. Z .... A .-II -I..-I i i Piedmont Cleaners 85 Dyers WHY WORRV? I PIEDMONT WILL MAKE IT NEVV! Quality Tells Q LENOIR, N. C.-PHONE 55 l . +I- I--I - II-I - IIII - -K-- - III- - -lfl - Ill' --H- I'-- - III- - IIII - ---- - Ilfl ----I+ E nn Hardware - FOR - Hard Wear FURNITURE FOR THE MODERN HOME Get the Best Bernhardt-Seagle Co. LENOIR, N. C. I I +I-I..-I ---- - - -..- - -...-....-...- ' Page I-'iffy-F Hilltop Echoes 2 3. 'F is 'i H 1' n'L fnUP . 5' ?wi f-T ' gk .hi 'y ea K I lllzjfea I fl I 1 0 ' 'X , . 43 rw Rs K lvl' 4-r,,- if L. A-? ig 'lnliiiizuun uniuulruuum ' - 'H ' uuu.u.uxu.u1 f u 'H ' W 3'.'1 - f - - ggqni .pll 1 ,i iL,i11,1ii11iT,1 - TiTi11i2i:1 u4rn 1 nu 1 Hunt Gwyn Motor Company Hudson, Essex and Chrysler Automobiles Firestone and Oldfield Tires and Tubes Good Gulf Gasoline Quaker State Motor Oils Prest-O-Lite Batteries PHONE 10 Q.- ll.l E ,lll -T E E E e- -- .--E .----.- +I.. me- .minnfnn-I-1. - HH1.-HY nufunfl-u-un m.-un-1-.I CALDWELL COUNTY i CREAMERY, INC. i MANUFACTURERS OF Mountain Laurel Butter Exclusively Used by Davenport College l for Five Years l -1- 1--nn, 1 f :mln un nu nnunfunf Q 1 nu iThe Waldensian Bakery LENOIR, N. C. The Best To Be Had for College Girls. Pure Cakes and Confections Our Specialties Taste as Good as Mother? Courtesy, Quality, Service I+ -lm.1..n.-....-fu.-.M1Im MARLEY,S DRUG STORE Visit Our Sandwich Shop HOME-MADE Taste as Good as Mother's :fun YY inn W nu nu nlniunTnu un lnn,m,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, alan ' sulfur'-.nninn nulTnuuluu: un nur- nu-uulnufnnlnui 4. LIN K'S JEWELRY STORE We have everything in the Jewelry Line appropriate for the GRADUATE and JUNE BRIDE. Distinctive Gifts iv. ..... .... --.... .,.. l... ....-.,,. .... .... .... .... ,.... .,.. ,.... ...gi 'I'. M.: :.... ,...Hf.... .... ...... .... ....,. ..,. ....L.... .... ab Page Fifty-Five -uniim-.uninn,nnu.1nn1nn1.1m-uni ,gg K ,ga Hzlltop Echoes A 31 1 fh.gjSS S Q s I -a -: , o -.1 v A f :- ' '- ' .i-. . Ny Q N J ,I I 01 V - . 5 umm.-. .... ,, 1 . 1 - Nw , , :wx ' ip S - Q . --Gd . , mmmum I- ..., ' ' 1 , Il ' I lnunuxxnxk 4. T,.,,..., i1,,Ti11LTL1 lm-I oi, sion-nn1un111:11nn-1nn1nn-1nn--ini1un1nn1iin1unvnninuv 4. Trade in Lenoir Because every dollar spent in Lenoir benehts every individual citizen, business and professional man, firm and corpora- tion, and every school, club, and church in our community. Home Trade Means a Blgger and Better Lenoir LENOIR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1-un-ui :1i1Li1 11-11 I m1rv:iv ' nu' nn vni1nmLnnnlnu1un.1nu unLunTiuv1iulLunTnuLiK Fidelity Insurance Agency, Inc. THE AGENCY OF SERVICE S. S. Jennings --------- President We Have Added a New Line of Sedans We can furnish driver, or drive it your- self. No waiting for schedule or other people. - - - Call Us and Go Cheaper. City U-Drive-It Company S. MULBERRY ST. PHONE 188 i1ml1un1uu1nn1nn1nii1un--lm1nl1ml1nniun-un1llil1 n1lnl1nu-1llnil T Tun? .. T 1 Qtminn.-. .Tuul Cfoer Barber Shop COLLEGE GIRLS, WE CUT YOUR HAIR IN ANY STYLE We are prepared to give the very latest Shampoos and Dandruff Treatments TELEPHONE-101 u1nu14 ' - 1u-ml1mi1nn--'un un1nninn1 i 1nll1 RTM... 1 .... 1 i 1 T .1 1 1, 2 -.. THU, .mini 1 .. .. ... 1 1 -. 1 1 1 -nu- J. L C tt ell ----- Vice-President ' C. L?eRoBbii1s ------ Vice-President L. E. Dimmette - - - Secretary-T1'caszn'er I LENOIR, N. C. Qua IW +- iiii -i-- iiii - ifii - iiii - iiif - iiii - iiii - fifi - iiii ---if-I Plus Service BETTER HOMES E I FURNISHING oo. qua S VICTOR AND soNoRA SaUSfaCt10U PHONOGRAPHS Atwater Kent Radios ' T i i ' f Z T i To 1 2 e ' I HICKORY, - NORTH CAROLINA I 'P1 IIII 1 IIII 1 III1 1 Irll 1r 1 Ilrl luui 1 viir 1 inun 1 iiii 1 wrui uii: 1 innu 1 1 :ofa +I? IIII 'Ili 1 1 1 1 --- 1 T 'f 1llI'U!0 Page Fifty-S V I Hilltop Echoes 5 I-I 111 Y . Ln .J flw--- --'H- - --1- '- 1 ' - '-'f - - '- -------- - - ' ----- - - -' '- '- -H I SAVE MONEY AND WORRY BY BUYING EARLY I . Tho! Gooo' Clifeelefielo' Coe! It Leaves No Clinkers I F. H. Coffey 85 Sons ! PHONE 123 'i'-nn-M11 1 1 1 - 1 1 - vlll 1 1 Irll 1 1 1 1 N 1 1 1 Y- - nnfnni -5--1 -'-' 1 '- 1 -'f- 1 I 1 - - 1 '--- - ---- 1 ---- 1- 1 1 1 --'- 1 ---- --g -I-I ----1 ---- 1 --'- -- 1 1 --'- 1 '--' '--- 1 1 --vv -I-I-H1 - I I ' 2 WISH Ex nd h F 1 nd - gtudent B053 oftgaveggoft Cgolalege sour 1 . - Aopreeiation for their Patronage during - th1S School Term. ' . . 1 AND TO SPEED YOU ON YOUR i F0ld1I1g CDHIFS WAY WE INVITE YOU TO SEE I . . - Domestlc Sclence Desks I HAROI12-LLOYD Laboratory Equipment D ' f f S P E E D Y , , i Cafeteria Equipment - A - MONDAY AND TUESDAY The Southern Desk Ce. I JUNE 4TH AND STH i HICKORY' N' C- j lmperl.-11 Theatre l l N I +I 'III ' IIII 1 1 1 1 1 Irll nu elm +4 P11 f S' 'nn un1ml nn1 1rm1llll1Im- 1llu1uu1lnl1lnl lln1l1n1 fx K Hilltop Echoes Io Qi QLYXQN SN 1 ! 4 1 4 I O r-E T gi A lf' 4,5 -1 J 1 '-- Q I : 4, , ,A .-mf...-.. .....,..... ., , Zxsw . 'I'i yn S -:' '--'- -....... ,, Q ul n...I. 4i'TM . ,41 gnlunullln -- '-4--.M 'I n --mm n unnum ' . . i -2 IIAIIIIINDIIIIXXXKQN S I I -1-- -1 ------------- 'f1+ e I if ilu' -1f' '--' T 1- T - ' - +111 e 'f-' e 111- A A '1'l e '--' - '1'h Z 1--- -2 - --'- - 1-1- I I - . I I Mid-Summer pparel . The Standard For Over I I V V v Z I I ll hatever Xour Needs May Be for the 25 Years Summer Vacation period in- ' Originating and bringing a business and Dresses : ' t ' t th' t'o that had neyer 2 ' ' bileilpldiixre blicgeptiinsilid Enrger cities has Llngerle , 1 been my life work. I I ACCCSSOTICS I For over 25 years the name DULA and I - N 1 - I Correctly Fitted Glasses have been syn- Ove tlesy tc- i OHOIHOUS- We have it in the newest of the new - TO SEE BETTER and at attractive prices. - SEE DULA. Ma We Show You? 1 I I E i - DR. A. W. DULA I ' ,M z Optometrist - Eye Specialist ' PHONES 177 sz 182 gENoI1:, N. c. ,The Ladm, St0,,e,, I Q HICKORY, ---- N. C. T - ...I - -I- - e .- i... -I-xl -it Ifii - Iiii .iii - Ifii . g fii. . iiii -ee:- iifi Z i.ii 1 iiii S ..'- l Illl i IIII T Illl T IIII i IIII lili IIII i IIII T IIII -1 Illl i IIII i IIII T IIII T IIII T IIII T I Hill llll li IIII T Illl l llll T T T llll TlIllllllI11IlIillillllllilflii I Capital .. ..S100,000.00 ' Surplus e e .. I .... . 35150000.00 j The Faculty and Students of Davenport College Are Invited To Make Use of the E Many Facilities Offered by This Bank. BANK OF LENOIR . J. H. BEALL . . . . .. .. .... . .. ..... ,. . President A. G. FOARDH.. ............. ............ . .Cashier i E. S. HARRIS ..... .. . .. . ...... .. ..... . . ..... ...... . ................... . Assistant Cashier I ASSETS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS 2 I mln f 1 :f 7 7 1 IIII lull' llll Illl+ IIII + llll -11 Iifl 7 llll Ilrl l Illl 1 llll llll 7 1 lluilnlllnlfuu nn If -' l iuninglg Page Fifty-E? g I1 t :ill-'Q , ' 151' 'JN :za -f 3' fl-Q3 ' ..', , X 4 In x fg',' ' I I- 4. . 5' . 4 1 ' , ,U , I 1 -. , , . J -, N N I I , ' V . ' .1 V , , , L I'- pk -L 5, . . 1-al hw 5 n ., ,, .A 1, g iklffg 1. if V , X 'N X' . .. -' 'W -fkli' ,L E1 . ' 7 L1 l 053. Ht? ' 1 IA ' ., If : 1 -- - Q Z. 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