Blue Mountain College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Blue Mountain, MS)

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LIItltllttlllllllilIEMHEMIIWIIEQEIHIREa Senior Class WILLIE WI-IITE PEELER B.A. BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISSISSIPPI Modenian Bill wears a broad smile for every occasion, and her antics soon bring smiles to other people's faces loo. Among many other things, she excels in pep, good nature and ball. Whether baseball or basketball, Bill plays with skill on the senior var- sity team, and her effervescent humor is always bubbling over. I grant I am a woman, but withal A woman Ivcll-reputed. CARLENE RIVERS PHELPS B.A. DREW, MISSISSIPPI Mozlcnian Carlene reminds one of a wise little wren-so gentle and unaf- fected, so sweet and so serious: yet we wonder if ever there was a problem so intricate but that her capable brain could find a solution for it. Always capable, always modest -good things grow where she walks because she helps them grow. There is none like her, none- Nor HHH bf. when our summers have deceased. Page lhlrly llvo

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1 ' 'Ill' ' VW ' full iii titlfmlllsllntIIMIIEIIIDAIIEIMIW Senior Class NATALIE BROWN BLUE MOUNTAIN, MISSISSIPPI Modcnian Natalie cannot be called a golden blonde, but she is one of the de- lightful sunny light-brown sort. She is constitutionally incapable of see- ing any prospect in subdued colors, and has the enviable faculty of im- parting this optimism to all about her. Probably this is in a measure due to the fact that she dwells up in the Heights, With the teachers, Natalie has a gilt-edged reputation - yet that doesn't spoil her. She's not too grave, nor too gay, but just a jolly good pal. The Wisdom of many, and the Wil of one. LoIs WELLS MCFEAREN B.L. CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI Eunomian That Lois, for all her gracious dignity and poise, is a thorough good sport, is demonstrated by her zeal in chasing a refractory base- ball, or making a long slide into home-plate, when it is for the honor of the Seniors. In the brief Iwo years she has been with us. she has made an enviable record, and we prophesy great things for her in the future. She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Page thirty-one X .,. AT4'l7LLk 'X QL ..I-,,,.,. .. ., ' 5 if:-Ivssfv:1 +':.23.Lit22iv1f.i1, 1127i i'N -' runnnnnn-n-Iwr.e.1..,Ms.....nn-...... In---.-.s...I.K... ...L vga...- tf M Ulcfzrz evra

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tltIl!DllllIlNIlTlllVil'lIliliIFl'IWL A I ---.n ..... I. ......- ....... 1 l SCI'li0I' Class VALERIA WILLIAMS B.L. Home SCIENCE CERTIFICATE NI-:'rrI.I:roN. MISSISSIPPI Modenian You can easily picture Valeria in an old English garden, clipping roses- for, with her wealth of Titian hair, her soft. dark eyes with amber lights, and her air-de-duch- esse, she forms a picture suggestive of one of the old Florentine mas- ters. Yet Valeria possesses abounding good nature, and is always ready to enter gaily into plans for a sen- Ior party. Genuine graces in themselves speak Ivlral no words can utter. MARY LYDE ROBINSON B.A. WATER VALLEY, MISSISSIPPI Modcltian Lyde's charm lies in the rellec- tion of her own sweet and lofty temperament. She possesses that inclelinable and intangible quality which is shed by a lovely soul as fragrance is shed by a llower. Never too busy, with her own duties, to stop and help others with their problems--gentle. rehned, unpre- tentious, nevertheless one hundred per cent elhcient is Lyde. A very Dorcas of good works. The secret of being loved is in being lovely: And the secrel of being lovely is in being Ufl5Clf3h.n Page llurly-three V