Bennett College - Belle Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE BENNETTITE Wpg-.y w- ■ i-i-i-.-— vj-i.i- iTTn.i i.i.j.i -- t-i. i.r=--.i.t.i-r Sophomore College WILLIAM SAMl II. McLEOD ' Mac Truth, honesty and justice are all Mac asks. Spent Freshman year at Lincoln University; Varsity Baseball ' 24- ' 25; Vice- President « ! Class ' 24- ' 25; Varsity Baseball and Football ' 25- ' 26; Assistant Manager of Baseball ' 25-26; President of Ministerial Club ' 25- ' 26. AN MA 1 I Lil IE PEACE Be natural and be sweet. Secretary of Class ' 24- ' 25- ' 26; Secretary of Athletic Asso- ciation ' 24- ' 25; Pianist of Y. W. C. A. ' 24-25; Chairman of Program Committee Friends of Africa ' 25-26. MASON FRANKLIN ROBINSON Bob Honesty is the best policy. Treasurer of Class ' 24- ' 25- ' 26; Chairman of Program Committee of Y. M C. A ' 24- ' 25; Assistant Manager of Tennis beam ' 25- ' 26. Freshman College JAMES N. GILL President of Freshman Class; Manager and Quarterback of Football Feam Hap- piest ol the happy and a popular member of the College. ALPHONZO M. BOYD Secretary of Freshman Class. A popular student and always jolly. » % ! Page Fourteen

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THE BENNETTITE EES3BSEEE nrFT= TT7i-. - w-w T - y-.TT-r -i-rpCT hTtt. i.i.i.i - 33sasEaa EgE =BB3BS333 Class Creed First: We believe that study, orderliness, punctuality, self- reliance, concentration, honesty and truthfulness form the keynotes ot classroom, no less than life ' s success. Second: We believe that an education should aim not merelv at scholarly attainments but also, and more, for useful service. Third: We believe in faithfulness to duty, patience under trial, kindliness in all our relations, and due respect for the opinions of others. Fourth: We believe in individual worth and initiative; that each person has a distinct contribution to make towards the ad- vancement of civilization and the establishment of God ' s Kingdom on earth, which no one else can perform but himself. Fifth : We believe in classroom cooperation between student and teacher as the surest guarantee of a sympathetic appreciation and understanding and of successful classroom work. Sixth: We believe in friendship, peace, happiness, gratitude and truth — personal qualities forever triumphant. Seventh: We believe in men and women of integrity, justice and convictions who stand for the highest ideals and the develop- ment of Christian character. Eighth: We believe, finally, that the privilege to SERVE is the ONE great purpose of life. Alma C. Tarplev, Class ' 26 Page Sixteen