Berea High School - Prima Luce Yearbook (Berea, NC)

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EXTR A- CURRICULA ACTIVITIES Durum et durum non faciunt murum. Hard things alone will not make a wall. [ Page 35 ] i

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55T I Ruby Elizabeth Newton Consider that an enemy may become a friend. Ruby has an accomplished mind in a fair body — such is indeed a fine picture in a good light. She never complains, and is a poet in imagination, an angel in heart, and a diplo- matist in mind. Robert Seaman Jones 7 he human mind ever longs for occupation. “Jack” is a versatile sort of person ; in fact, so versatile that frequently he was off the school grounds. He studies some, talks more, and believes in the institution of mar- riage. In talking to Edward Duncan, he said : .“What do you think of half a pair of scissors?” We believe that he practices what he preaches — he paid for a certain girl’s engraving in Prima Luce and never complained of the muddy roads the many times he brought her to practice on a play. Maud Eva Franklin In hard times no less than in prosperity, pre- serve equanimity. In one sense we feel that a suit should be entered against the author of the comic strip, And Her Name Was Maud, for giving such a beautiful name to a mule. On the other hand we remember that this mule is far more intelligent than other mules— even under- standing English. And our Maud has rare qualities. She has an innate refinement and a sweet disposition. She is never angry, but quiet and studious. Dixie Mae Hobgood Nothing is achieved zvithout toil. Dixie has an illuminating personality, clear, light-giving, harmonious. She commands without authority, persuades without speaking, and conquers without venturing. She is a friend in solitude, a father in matters of duty, a mother to those in distress, and a repose to the traveller in loneliness. [ Page 33 ] i

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PR.IMA LUCE Boys ' Basketball ' Beam Top row, left to right: Clide Morris, Spencer O’Brian, Coach Hayes Rhodes Frazier, and Hamilton Hester. Bottom row: Floyd Currin N xvnoaes ward Duncan, Howard Daniel, and Clarence Frazier g ’ Ed ‘ . . J he ! eam ° f 1926-27 had a successful year, especially taking into consideration spirit and willingness. Out -of fourteen games played, six were won and e hd lost; but many of the opponents were strong teams. e nt Positions Forwards: Howard Daniel and Hamilton Hester; Guards ■ Clar- ence Frazier and George Hester; Center: Clide Morris (captain). Dimcan titUteS: F1 ° yd CUrrin ’ Rh ° deS Frazier ’ S P encer O’Brian, and Edward Coach: M. F. Hayes. [ Page 36 ]