Appalachian State University - Rhododendron Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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RHODODENDRONS Senior Class MOTTO: Non finitus, mode incepiens. COLORS: Old Gold and Black. FLOWER Cream Rose OFFICERS: President James Dula Vice-President C. H. Landreth Secretary and Treasurer Lola Kilby Historian Augustus Peterson Prophetess Lena Spencer Poet Audry Alphin Testatrix • Annie L .Wall Cartoonist Lena Redfern Alphin, Audry Clyde Landreth, C. H. Bannerman, Mrs. Fannie Noel Law, Annie Brasington, Alice Little, Margaret Brickhouse, Nina Moore, Arthur K. Burt, Ada C. Outlaw, Essie Mae Caudle, Annie Lee Perry, Maude A. Davis, Ron Perkins, lone Dula, Anne Peterson, Augustus Dula, James Redfern, Lena German, N. Elizabeth Reece, Clarice Haire, Minnie Rice, Nettie Horner, Alice Rocket, Alberta Horton, Blanche Spainhour, Ralph Kilby, Lola C. Spencer, Lena Koon, Mary Thomas, Fl ora Koon, Pearl Wall, Annie L. Wilson, Walter E. mi

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AUDRY AI.PHIN Lovely and accomplished. Audry is one of the very finest. She is intellectual, sweet and lovable. What more can we say? The pleasant smile and cheery greeting she has for everyone, have made a wram spot for her in the hearts of all who know her. We predict for her a successful career as a teacher. HONORS Secretary, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Pianist, Charter Member of Blan-Dolph Lit- erary Society. Secretarv Calliopean Literary Society. Member Basketball Team, I924- ' 25. ALICE BRASINGTON If joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Alice is individually popular. How can we resist her when she possesses so much of charm, personality, and beauty? To see Alice is to stop, look, and admire. We think the senior class chose wisely and well when they voted Alice Brasington the most beautiful of the many graduates. Her pathway will always he strewn with the remains of broken and dis- carded masculine hearts. HONORS Vice-President, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. MRS. FAXNIE NOEL BANNERMAN A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. In Mrs. Bannerman we find a most noble character. She has gained many friends among teachers and students, who will have a lasting remembrance of a gentle, quiet, loyal, :apable girl, pressing toward higher things. NINA BRICKHOrSK We pass for what we are. — Emerson. Lucky is the person possessing the friend- ship of Brick. Her loyalty can be depended upon under all conditions. There are those who will not soon forget the loving attention, cheerfully given, when the girls had the flu. She is tactful in the management of children — a good pre-requisite for a primary teacher. HONORS President, Y. M. C. A. 1924- ' 25; Member, Chorus Club. Critic, Representative, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Page Twenty-one