University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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P ' me (Needles ' 1921 , 4 ( m, Senior Class Offi( Fall Term Minnie Rodwell President Katherine MlLLSAPS V ice-Presidenl Amy Graham Secretary Edna Evans Treasurer Mary Stearns Critic Spring Term Flossie Foster PresiJertt Viva Bordeaux Vice-PresiJent Mary Jackson Secrelarp Gladys Newman Treasurer Carolyn Clarke .... Critic Page treenty-i

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i. f ii. ' 0- ■ ' ' i} ' ,§m - pine (Needles Lillian Jackson. Class Mascot Senior Class Colors: Blue and While Motlo: Flower: Sweet Pea Tree: The Beech Class Song Come, let us sing to While and Blue The ideals we love are these— In these and otSer days— To these we ' ll all be true. A song of deep fidelity. To Justice, Truth, and Purity. Of grateful love and praise. Because of White and Blue. For while th e Class of Twenty-one And then for Alma Maler, dea Goes Onward, strong and true. A servant each may be. No lower standards will we own By giving always, everywhere. Than those of While and Blue. Great love and sympathy. .And so may we for colo s twain. For class and college, t oo. Move Onward. striving ne ' er in vain The noblest thing to do. For Jushce, Truth, and P irity Our banner floats above. Uniting all who follow he In sympathy and love. Page laenl )-eighl

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Dine (Needles ki- 1 Q 2 1 i-=Si4i Ruth Rebecca Allison, A.B. Webster, N. C. A loving heart is the Iruesi wisdom. Red Crc 1920 As wholesome as the atmosphere of her home in the heart of the Blue Ridge is Ruth. With her red cheeks, black hair, brown eyes, and supply of genuine wit and sympathy, she represents well our typical American girl. She is capable of oining in a chicken-killing spree as whole-heart- Printing Co. representatives. When there are county superintendents, college trustees, or Rotary men visiting our campus. Ruth is slicked up and on hand prepared with a line of entertaining conversational topics guaranteed to please old or young, handsome or plain. She never turns down an opportunity to have, or make others have, a good time, and as a fair and square playmate we will remember her. Mildred Barrington, A.B. Raleigh, N. C, Route 2 ' Dow ' r ' J Kilh the hate of hate, the scorn of scorn, the love of love. ' ■ : Man- • tv De- liasket- Mildr Wher anything put mass meet mg or class meeting or any meeting, we gel Mil dred to make a speech. She can talk about an- subject. Occasionally she has flashes of silence but when she does — well, somethine Whe nth suci the that you just nati She is greatly ir in that field of successful career finishes her studie say? Not a ra comes to athletics, Mildr slar player. Indeed, she =ly ally fe in-sense opinions isking her again, crested in our Y. W. C. A., ty of U. F. R. does wonders ivork. We predict for her a in her social work after she in New ' ork next year. Now, ething bad? What could we ! to quote her favorite expres- Page thirt )