Appalachian State University - Rhododendron Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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RHODODENDRONS NETTIE RICE None knew thee but to love Thee, None named thee hut to praise. We all love Nettie, because of her rare un- selfishness and unassuming nature. Although she is sober, quiet and pensive, she has won a place in our hearts. Perhaps a little too re- served and timid yet an all-around good girl who is sure to achieve success in whatever line she may choose. HONORS Secretary, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Member, Y. W. C. A. Choir. Member, Chorus Club. ALBERTA ROCKETT A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amiable, jolly way she had. Alberta has that gift of making herself liked, due to the fact that she has a greeting for every one and is always smiling. Her con- geniality and amiable disposition make her welcome wherever she goes. To take her as you find her, she is a friend to all. HONORS Treasurer, Blan-Doiph Literary Society. FLORA THOMAS Long may we search before we find a heart so gentle and so kind. If you are looking for a conscientious work- er, here she is. She possesses a very quiet and gentle disposition. Flora is a true and loyal friend, one who believes that in order to have friends one must be a friend. What greater compliment could be paid her. HONORS Chaplain, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Censor, Blari-Dolph Literary Society. Y. V. C. A. Cabinet member 1925. ' ANNIE L. WALL If she will, she will, and you may depend on it, and if she won ' t she won ' t and there ' s an end to it. Here indeed is a girl who has a strong de- termination. If you are looking for a con- scientious worker, here she is. She is capable of thought and reasoning. We will always re- member Annie as a worthy and admired friend. HONORS Chaplain, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Critic, Blan-Dolph Literary Society. Tennis Club.

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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

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f: RHODODENDRONS RICHARD PETERSON Senior Normal Mascot Page Twenty-seven LIBRARY Appalachian State University Boone, North Carolina