Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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PREP Thomas H. Bain Chaklottesville, Va. Tommy Thy rapt soul sitting in thine eyes A quiet lad, but there is power when he speaks. With a mind of his own, he is a good student; active too— basketball manager, Tom knows what he wants and he ' ll get it. James E. Boyer Belmont, N. C. Jim Self fed and self eonsiimed Jimmy is a man of action: An honor student— a campus leader. Editor of both Contact and Spire, he has made this annual possible. Being a thinker, he is bound to succeed. William H, Boyer Charlotte, N, C, Bill -4 rhapsody of words The epitome of modern youth, he is good looking and easy going, A better mind than he demon- strates, he takes the line of least resistance. But give him time. Roy S, Brandon Cramerton, N. C. Roy There the action lies in his true vatiirc Serious and quiet but with a sense of humor Roy has a disarming smile and avoids all work- he is happy to be a day student.

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SENIORS Robert W. Braswell MURPHV. N. C. Slick Sober, steadfast, and detintre A veteran and ambitious. Very conscientious; studies hard, but is quiet and friendly. Slick is one of Nature ' s noblemen with no artificiality. A true Abbeyman. Maurice 0. Casey, Jr. Norfolk, Va. B. O. Plenty Oh Mary Ann, thon hast cleft my heart in twain! A-letter-a-day Casey, a born athlete, he plays foot- ball, basketball and baseball — wow! Tall, dark and handsome, he knows his power — at least with Mary Ann. Herbert J. Clark Darlington, S. C. Bert Conveyed the dismal tidings when he frowned An Abbey vet, Bert is quiet but optimistic. He has an unassuming personality and a radiant friend- ship. A good sport and generous. Joseph H. Coffey Gastonia, N. C. Joe Thou art cVr as just a man A good student and football player. Joe has been at the Abbey four years. He is very likeable and loyal to his friends. Aspires to be a C.P.A.