Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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)enior CI ass Robert Daniel Huitt, A.B. Entered ' 14 ; ( ' hivstunian ; Aiiiii ersary Debater, ' IS ; Attended Lutheran Tlu ' iiitiKieal Seminary, Columbia. S. ' ., ' IS- ' IH; president of Class, ' 19- ' L ' 0; Business Manager I.eTioiiian, l! ; Pi-esident Annivcrsar ' , -i ; Busin ' ss Manager of Hacawa. ' 19- ' l ' 0. What ' s it to :ou? Bob Is the busmess man of the class, and when there was a man needed lo handle the financial side of the Lenoir I an and Hacawa, Huitt was the first choice. He is an earnest and enthusiastic worker m the Chreslonian Literary Society. In the fall of ' 18 he entered the Theological Seminary, but after one year he changed his mind and decided to finish his literary work here with the intention of entering the teaching profession. We are sure that Bob ' will soon become a leading educator. Carlos Hobson McRee, A.B. Entered 15; Chiestoniaii ; President Sciul) Deltat. ' Junior Orator. ' 19; Anni ersary Debater. ' 20. stonian IJterarj- Society, 77 bedogged if I f norv Mac IS an all-around student. Because of his superior qualities and the high ideals for which he stands, we call him the father of our class. He is a quiet and studious fellow. He never seeks honors, but without display of his ability he receives them, nevertheless. His greatest aim is to become an efficient teacher and we predict much success for him in the future. (21)

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Senior Class Officers R. D. HuiTT Pr -siJent Augustus S. Kiser Vicc-Presidenl and Valediclorian Oneita Miller Secrclarv and Essayist J. E. Stockman Salulalorian J. Lewis Thornburg Orator (20)

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-: ;:-:i K ' ii« 3 Sa: -v , 5enioi ' CI ass James Edgar Stocrman, A.B. Entered ' Iti; Chrestonian ; Pi ' esident ol ' Antii ersary, Medal, ' 19; rresident or Highland Stucient Cnmniissic ' 19- ' 20; Prt ' siilent •- ' hrestonian Society ' , ' :;)); Anni rrsai 1!) ; Junior Orator, ' 19 ; Won Junior Orator ' 3 ' !!(); Assistant Business Manager of Hacawa, Debater. ' liO; Salutatorian, ' i O. Shoot, Ve5. Stuck is the orator of the class. He is always loyal to his friends, strong and true, and always the same unassuming boy. Of course this doesn ' t mean that he isn ' t a student. He is very enthusiastic in all lines of colleoe activity. Wherever there is fun or jokes, he is always ready to join the crowd. It IS a pleasure to be with him and hear him converse about his past love affairs. Stuck still wonders why people ever mvcnlej such a thing as mathematics. He intends to enter the ministry. Efird Bryan Keisler, A.B. Entered lit; Ann Oollese I ' 10; Chreslnnian; Anni ' ersary Dil)ater, lli; Pre. idenl of .Junior Cln.s.s. ' lS- ' lli; Junior Orator. ersarj ' Deliater, ' IJO ; president of Voun - Men ' s Athletie Association, ' lii- ' D ; P resilient of uther League, ' ID- ' liO ; President of Honi.ir Council, ' l!)- ' -0. For crab saJ e. ' Keisler is an enthusiastic worker in nearly all the college activities, especially those of a religious nature. He intends to study for the ministry. We are sure he will make a good preacher, for he is an able leader in the Sunday-school and Luther League. He is an earnest student and society worker. He lakes a particular interest in the study of the classics. His patience and determination must win for him much honor and success in the iuture. 1920 (22)