Appalachian State University - Rhododendron Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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bc RftoDoDenDcon MARY IRENE HOLSHOUSER Blowing Rock, N. C. She studies nature with a wanton eye. Admires the work — hut skips the lessons bv. Age 17; height Sft., 2 in.; weight 110 lbs. Reenie entered our class as a Sophomore with the intentions of winning favor with classmates and teachers. In this she has suc- ceeded and is loved by all. Her sweet dis- position, winning smile, and ambition to learn will help her in her college career. MARTHA BLANCHE HORTON Vilas, N. C. The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Age 18; height, Sft., 5in.; weight 128 lbs. Blanche is one of our most dignified Seniors. Her graceful ways and ambition for music soon won the hearts of her class- mates. After leaving this school she will take a special course in music preparatory to teaching. We are sure that she will have a success. Page Twenty-seven

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€:he UI)oDaDcnDroii IXJRUTIIV .MAY HAYES Blowing Rock, N. C. ' ri all. her smiles cxti ' iid. Age 16; liciglil it.. 2in. ; weight. 105 lbs. Giant is the baby of our class in age but not in achievements, lor she ranks among the liest that ' 23 affords. She has been in the class from the beginning and a more loyal iiu-mbcr is not to be found. .MAKGARl ' P iaj A lll ' RXDON Altaniahaw. X. C. A generous heart: a will inflcxil)le. Age 20; height, 5ft.. 9in. ; weight, 140 lbs. Fed is a steady worker, clever, entertain- ing always on time and of charniin.g i)er- Minality. She has won popularity with her schoolmates. She I ' ossesscs will power to an unusual degree which should be of great value in her chosen life-work that of foreign missionary. P.Tge Twenty-

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€:i)c BlioDoDciiDroii JOHN T. IIOWI ' .I.I, Brooksidc, N. C. I dare do all things that may become a man, who dares do more is none. Age 21 ; height 5ft. 7in. ; weight, 155 Ihs. Doc, conservative, thoughtful, never hasty in his decisions, blessed with a power of de- bate rarely excelled, is popular with stndent- body and faculty. Dignity, neatness and pre- cision are his outstanding characteristics. (.-iji ' i ' OKi) I ' . iirnsoK Sliarta, N. C. wisdom is acquired without . ge 1 ' ' ; lieight, 5ft., ' ' in.; weight What thought. 177 lbs. Clifford entered a si ' uior from our iieigh- l)oring town of Sparta, and fciun l a welcome place. The su|)erior way in which he docs his work gives him an envied position, though short his stay among us. His many friends wish him success in his medical career. P.-igf Twenty -L-iKlit