Appalachian State University - Rhododendron Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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ANNA LAW A smile for all, a greeting glad, An amicable, jolly way she had. In Anna, the jolliest member of our class, we find a combination of sunshine and laughter. She always meets her tasks and difficulties with a smile. As to her future, it can be nothing but success, whether she enter the teacher ' s profession or not. HONORS Member of Chorus Club. Member of Tennis Club. Charter member, Critic, Blan Dolph Literary Society. MARGARET LITTLE It ' s the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear That ' s a-making the sunshine everywhere. Margaret is very much interested in voice, and should she choose this for her career she will succeed. However, in whatever corner of this world she may find herself, one need not fear for her. With her wide range of power and possibilities she will add grace to that corner and make the sunshine every- where. HONORS Member of Y. W. C. A. Choir. Member, Chorus Club. CAMERON LANDRETH A man of spotless reputation, Whose word is equal to his hand. Cam is one of the most popular hoys in the college, both with his classmates and the faculty. His morals, character and broad un- selfish principles are such that nature may stand up and declare to all the world here is a man. ARTHUR MOORE Say what you have to say, lie what yon are and no other way. In personality he is a gem; as a man he is a friend. When in a position to render assist- ance to a classmate or a friend he does so not only willingly hut gladly. He is conscien- tious, possesses a wonderful personality, and an enduring perservance. HONORS President, Vice-President, Critic, Rankin- Wilson Literary Society. .Manager Athletics. Annual Staff. Charter Member of R. W. L. S. Page Twenty- four

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ALICE HORNEK True as the needle to the point, true the dial to the sun. The best things are not expressed in words. Such is the case with Alice. She is absolutely dependable and efficient, always duty before pleasure with her. Her rjuiet unassuming man- ner together with her sympathy, that deepens as one comes to know her have unfolded as the bud. The charm of her personality has won us. HONORS Chaplain, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Cabinet member Y. W. C. A. LOLA KILBY Success comes to her who strives. Lola is studious and diligent worker. is made of the kind of stuff that the succ ful ones are. Failure is not on her progra HONORS President. Representative, erary Society. Secretary, Senior Class, 19: Member, Art Club. Member, Tennis Club. Member, Chorus Club. MARY KOON Blan-Dolp Lit- What is worth doing at all is worth doin well. Mary is a girl of rare type, and her ingeni ity will help her always in right. She give her whole soul and beinj: to her work, and duty she never shirks. HONORS Chaplain, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. PEARL KOON Great Modesty often hides great merit. Pearl is a quiet, dignified, and faithful to a degree that commands the admiration of her classmates. A lovable girl whose high sense of honor exceeds the average. She is one of our most studious classmates, and our good wishes follow her into her life ' s work. HONORS President, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Cabinet Member of Y. W. C. A. Page Twenty-three

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Much could be said of her if one could read her mind. Attractive and dainty with just enough in- difference thrown in to add spice— that ' s Perkv. She ' s never too busy for a good time, but between hours of fun there ' s work. Perky is a loyal friend on whom you can always depend — and vet the half has not been told. ' AUGUSTUS PETERSON Then on, Then on, where duty leads. My course he onward still. Here ' s a good fellow, pleasant and kind. Everybody likes him and he is as reliable as the rising sun. Real service will be rendered in a forceful way when he undertakes the tasks of life. HONORS Vice-President, Senior Class 1923- ' 24. Historian, Senior Class, 1924- ' 25. President, Secretary, Chaplain, Watauga Literary Society. Charter Member, President, Secretary, Critic, Rankin-Wilson Literary Society. Annual Staff, 1923- ' 25. MAUDE PERRY From care I ' m Free, Win can ' t they all lie happy like me? Maude is a happy-go-lucky type of girl, who never worries, and always comes out on top. She has the gift of gab, she goes about with that smile of happiness and content which she shares with every one. Industrious and straight-forward in ' every way is Maude. CLARICE REECE Kind hearts are more than coronets. Clarice is a quiet, studious, and ambitious, and may be depended upon at all times. She is loved ' by her friends for her gentle manner, and with her persistent determination, she is bound to win in whatever she attempts. HONORS Vice- President, Censor, and Secretary of the Blan-Dolph Literary Society, and Cabinet member of the Y. W. C. A. Page Twenty-five