High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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REBECCA MAY FRAZIER, A.B. man point, k. c. Artemeslan Literary Society; Secretin } SopI ore Class; i :: i ; Critic, Artemusian Society (2); President, Al ' KTIIi-l:ill . i. !-■!(. (3l; I ' M II ..r-ill-l - ll ■ I , Zrlltth III. The pen writes with Mich remarkable ease in reciiriling lier character, deeds, and thoughts that brakes must be applied to counteract the tendency toward acceleration. Those who have not had the pleasure of knowing May have missed a rare privilege. She is a lover of ideals and con- stantly strive to attain them. She docs well any task, for May is the kind of a girl who has a conscience that is in good working order. Her knowledge is broad, as she has drunk deep oi the Pierian Springs. But with all these traits, mirahle dictu, she remains a sweet, modest, amiable girl whom everybody loves ami esteems. If true worth and honest purpose count for aitght in this world, she will ascend to the very eminence of success in anything she undertakes.

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ETHEL VIRGINIA BLACK WELDER, A.B. CONCORD, V. C. Nlkantlmn Literary SoeUtyj President, Student Government (2); Chora] Society (2); Aeolian Choir 4); Christian Emiravm 12. 1 1. Just one look into Ethel ' s big eyes [ells anyone that she is a friend in need and a friend indeed. In the two years that Ethel has been iviili us she has wmi our hearts. She has a hijj heart, and when we need a mother ' s comfort and a mother ' s advice we always go to Ethel. Most everyone calls her Mamma, not because of her age, but because o[ her personality. She ivamler ' st the wide world about, Unchecked by pride or scrupulous doubt, With friends to greet her, or without, Vet plea set 1 anil willing; Meek, yielding to the occasion ' s call, And if necessary suffering for all Her function apostolical In peace fulfilling.

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Nihaiitli.ni J.jJi i ary Socfi ALMA CLEO HARRELL, A.B. I- .IS | III Ml. . C. iv, Class TVeasurpr hi Parncolsus Scientific Be ot) i ::. I i. In Cleo ivc have the quietest member of the Senior Class, She Is that type of girl whom we can not help admiring for her gentle nature and pleasing disposition, Cleo could hardly he termed really solitary, for, although a nervous energy prevents her from desiring to participate with the crowd, she will not consent tit he alone. No one was ever more lasling in affection than Cleo for those whom she comes to love. Selfishness has no part in her life. Thmightfulness for others, and a conscientious spirit attract us all to seek her company. An industrious mind has led Cleo to seek a way that is considered too hard by many of us. tier slogan is Math ami Home Economics, Such a person is sure to win the best that life offers.