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

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K Senior Class Helen Hilliard Haves, A.S. HHMDEKSOX, N. C, ThRta Phi; Arlk ' nn-Kl:in N i Tary Society I, - S. i Via -President c k. Seirk-ty, i , tii w u East Club, L, , -. -. r . Secretary Down East Club, t, J; Pnrm-eUus Scientific Society, 1. . 1. 2; Afcslsukiil Editor ' Hi Po, 3; Assistant Editor Zenith, 3; Dramatic club, 1, 2 t 3 Council, a, jl inter-Soeiety Debaters Inter-co Christian Endeavor Society, l. 2, 3, 4; 3. i. President Down K at Club, |; Assistant ■ Torch Editor, .MM I ■ ' L I ■ ■ ■ ■ I til t I ' , ' -■■- ■ ' Fiin nslr I ' ouiu ' il, 3; Sern-Uty Km-l .Mb-nl legate Debater; president Work Shop, 4 H An outstanding nlom-H-r u HJhIi I ' oini ' !ot!effi and the I !la s t ' 38, llil ' n ' s capable initia- tive and application pi are her firmly on the topmost rungs uf our own private bidder of iVimr. H--I leadership in to many phases ol college activities clearly demonstrates her all- f - 1 u jj i l abilities. High lit en is and ambitious characterise her. She will lea ve a big va an in the whole college curricula for we reel that do one can Quite impart her Interest and enthusiasm in studies, athletics, religious activities dramatics, social life, and college spirit. Those i us who have known her starward eyes En these four years, predict rot Helen lit r. ' |i runs hi tb-e world ' s ladder ii fame Emily Aileen Hendricks, A.B. Nikanthnn Society. 4 : fJuilfurd HIGH POINT, N. C. :ount] Club, i. 2. 3, ; ' ' liTisitan Endeavor Boci celsua Sclenltdc 8™ lety, 4. 1 ty, 4: Paia- Wlieii Aileen raim In i- I •- - ' - ■! ' - -ri u(ih1 will le-r im-.i • . i ■- - ■ i ■ = ■ I . - nan.- m character, modesty and Induatrj These two qualities euupted wiili a sunny smite, have gained for 1j f i ' n successful college career, many enduring friendships, and an assured advance- ment in her chosen work. Psychology la Alletn ' s hobby, and she puts her knowledge f this subject Intu practical use. In her presence we often reel that, in her quiet way, she is sizing ns up. With Hit knnvvl- ' ■introapection and behavior thos . art- fortunate whn get bet good opinion, Aileen hasn ' t told us. hut we uelievi nbe Is going, to be a teacher — happy will be the Bel room lii.il she keeps Bui she won ' t leaeh Sohi;; she loves a home too Well,

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Tb leau LM-T.in Society, ::. I; , imi i ' ; i . -■ i ftssorintfon :;. I; Christian Eadeavoi Society, 3. 1 : Voung Ucti ' s christian ---,■■ i . 1 1 1 . - . . i. None inii himsell can be hia parallel. SwII - combined In the moat unusual personality thn came in tifl two years agw from Westminster Miw productive Intel led hai been oil on the i onHdmcit, dignity, ability and sincerity tl High Point College i«« i - ' . -t known. Baltocic Theological Seminary and from the very Ural am pus, 3 1 «s jnH-iii hif wa,j ot meeting I) i e pi - stmts a uiUqui contrast with thai ol his serious nature; ho constantly overflows with yon km mid 1 1 ■ 1 1 ;.;■ 1 1 1 p ■ i ■ , His ii- ■■[ ' Mi:«Ksiy ol religious problems anil his euj naturi htava won foi it h eh a lasting memory in the minds ol th entire class. Fred Thomas Hauser, B.S. in in MOUNTAIN, N. C, Kappa Phi: Vara.ty Poo-tbaM, 1- 3. 5, i. Varslti Basketball. I. Varsity Baseball, 1; Presld -n1 Student Senate, S; Praalcleni iv-.Mii dub 3: Paracelsus Scientific S sty, t 2. 3. I; Prfwl ,1,111 Parn.ee I sua Society, 2; Akrotnlnian Literary Society, 3, - Viee-Presld nl Akrolhlnian Society. 8; Secretnn Akrothlnion Society, l ; Christian Etodeavot toHety 1 t, . I: Work Shop, t. Muim i ' iini i ' JiiU, £ 4. V» i in I ' Luii. : ' , Prestdonl Western Ctub, ' ■ ' ■, Physical strength, mental ability and vlrltltj at lb ' hlghes) lype, an th outstanding chai aeteri tics i ' Boob Marsei. Mediclm is- ins goal, but in.-- varied honors show li Ea ver- satility, He tfl loyal, dependable and lovlaJ iri n crisis, . « 1 1 ■ n -. rlear thinker. F01 a man with Ideals and with the ability t j achieve ;iii of them, w - km w t u » linn, mi tin- .l.jji 1 , lean Panther; m thi lasa room, a student; ami lit everj position In n in- h be has i n honon d, a ta otite. . lea hunon t. :t f. ' iviiril He has one Eauti bov ■ver : hi lovi •t — and shi 1 00, We ' 1 . liMiLmi R .■ 1 s 1 mi. 1 : ■

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I X!» , Senior Cla 55 Reed Lawton Hill, A.B. Ilir.ll POINT, N. C Outstanding in hie college work. In his social contacts and En his m nmaniihc iiuiiiiih . ami towering high with hi record cs an athlete, ftionk is one ■■( the best-known and best-loved members of hla i lass Hi- has an enviable record as an athleti — has bee i every varaltj team except on m in- fmir college pear . Hi is a letter and star man In basketball football and baseball yet h. carries his honors with. put affectation or dlsplaj W predicl roj Monk thai his tuiooess Jik I ■ r r will !..■ ;i- .tin -:i( lis hi si.n-i-sy j I|mi ijlihit. - . Joseph William Holmes, A.B. GRAHAM, M. C, Iota Tuu Kappa ; Class presides i ; prestdenl Student Government, 1 ; Secretary Thalean Literary Society, 2: Manager Baseball, I, 2; President Akrothinlan Literary Society, S; CMtfi Akrothinlan Literary Horivty. t; J ' ji i-I ' tu Mmi ' s Studr-m Gnvernni ' iit fc 4; Christian Emi- ;i v-h Society, I. a, 3. 1; Monogram club. N 3, , College Marshal S; Mamance Club, 1. 2, 3, 4; secretary Dramatic Club. 3: Claw Treasurer, 3; Class Historian 4; Business Manager Zenith 1. Joe Holmes is an outstanding man who keeps m thi background by choice — his own choice. Being one of the most capable men that the Class, ol ' 28 has ever had, Joe has been honored with offices of varii ' J responsibility, beginning wftii the class presidency in his freshman year. To the public, Joe is a ijulet, dignified., capable, ambitious young man ol sound character, with a smili? and a friendly word for everybody, Tn his nm-i Ultimate friends he la al] of thai and a lot men , but even they do not know him entirely for there i an Invisible barrier of reserve behind which Joe seems to take a final refuge — a place wherein he is free t meditate 1 11 [In- I ' alhiHi-s of fiunniTitt iu q w u lu.