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

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Theodore Antonakos, R.S. high POIKT, v. c. Pro- Mod Club, i 3, I; Akrothlnfan Literary Sm.ii . t; Purneclsus Hi ' icnllfti Society. ;:; Vleo-Presldem Pre- Mod Club, 2- Bualuos Manager -in I ' m, 2 Preafdeni Paracelsus s. i. miu ' m SoHety, :t; Business Manner Zenith. I. ' I ' h. ■..ilnr,. with technique inn I skill thill Tt attain. is ii mis. initiMis wurkor both in the laboratory and ii Hi.- |tu« ii.- is .1 lover i truth and hales h |.. ii.- and Bliam t» every form. v-i. unlike so many who have the scl ntinc attitude, ho bos loal none of. humanism. He has a keen appreciation ol humor, and one could And no friend with more sym- pathetb understanding and consideration of others than Foots! . ' Tkiva Jane Bbeson. A.B. KERNERSVILLE, W, C. .Irtrtrii ' siiin l.ttrrary Socitty Christian Rn den vol Society, l. 2. 4; Paracelsus Soien- ni ' Poel iv, 2. I; Modern Prlscllla Club, -. »; Guilford Cou tit j rtub, l. 2. I; Vice-President Modern Prlactlto i ' I ■ 1. I i i ' ..,.i..Iulhi Daiinil.iin- U..1... -■!•:.. BnMlstai t • ■ ' till I ; 81 etary i ' .it celsns Sclent iii. Track Team. S i . i ; Treva i thi leoai In stature i the Class »r ' -it, but her peraonalUs la bo big that you don ' t notice ber Rtature al all. She Is cheerful and playful: yet. she line will power and determination to win in what- pver gome she plays. Her Interests range from Some Economics to Track, chief among them bt-inu: foreign language, which she plans i teach. Though she Is n lover of run. she la serious when she lined !»••; an excellent scholar) a genuine friend. Here ' s to you, Treva, may yours he Lhe best of. all that la good. 20 rTJTJTJTJTJTLTlJnJTJTJT-

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Antonios Antonakos, B.S. HIGH POINT, X. C. I ' ic-Mod 1 ' lul., 2. 3. i; Bushiest M.iiiai;.-. Ili-I ' n. :: ; College Marshal, ■■■: Technician Dramatic Work Shop, :i; . B. C. student. 4; Editor-in-Chief Zenith, I; Advertising Manager for Athletics, », Tuny has all ihai makes a real student, native brll- HnncH. studious habits, loyalty, nil around Interests, ami a wonderful capacity for work. He la the artist or the class; and his contributions to the literary and dramatic work or the institution have been marked, Leader la grades, power In the workshop, a success on the Hl-Fo staff, winner of the Junior prise for besi all-round student and now successful odilor of the Zenith. what more could he do! And with all, a Jolly real follow. Success has been his and will he his. J 1 ANITA AlWICK, A. 15. BURLINGTON, N. C. Sigma Alfha Phi Xik int an Literary Soiirly Artemealan Literary society, l: Pan-Hellenic Council, 4; Choral flub. 4; Secretary Nlkaniliaii I, Horary So- ciety, 2; Secretary Class, 3; Secretary-Treasurer Pan- Hellenic Council, 4; President Girls - Athletic Associa- tion, I; Captain Girls ' Track Team. 3, 4. Juanlta holds a place in the hearts of her school- mates, Her entrance permit? A clean-cul character, A heart of gold — ortou purposely hidden by it owner with words that to the casual listener would seem pointed. No one can say thai she wus not a good student. Her major is Latin — and she loo was among iho.se who attempted to master the uvular r in the advanced courses of French. And in athletics— first, captain of the girls ' Hack team, and now prealdenl of the Kills ' athletic association, un the field few could excel her. 9

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UTJTJTJlJTjrTJTJTJT-nJTJTJTJ Ai.ia Allen, A.B. MBBANE, x. c. Si,j ma Alpha Phi Nikant ian Literary Satiety Modern Prlsellla Club, I; Christian Endeavor Society, k S, ■ ' . I: Choral Club, 2. i, i; Secretary Clan, 2. Secretary Student Government, 2: Treasurer Nlknn- Ihiin Society, :i. Colleh-e Marshal. :i; I •i.nii-i I ' hrlsilnn K avor Society, S, I: Pianist Ntknmhan Llloinrj Society, t. Track, 2. S. A real true pal, l — oyal, generous, and wise T a ii;ii .-. i can; To an If, I shall — A — Ita, lis she, towards the heights aspires. All knowledge And music her li there Is an is her province, kingdom; empire ol mind or heart it is in blending oi colors for the beauty ol orl She eame In niiisli-r ami ehanKcd nOI her mind. We cherish ilia record sin- i.-. leaving behind. Grover La Marr An gel, A.B. MARS HILL, JJ, C. Epsilon Eta Phi Thai tan Literary Society Christian Endeavor, I, 2. ::. t. Student Volunteer, 2, :i, I; Y M. C. A., :i. 1; Men ' s Student Council, 1. 2. 3: Uramatii ' Workshop, -, 3; Paracelsus Sclentllli So I ' letj I. 2, :;. Musi, i-iui.. :i: Choral Club, 3; Western Club, I. 2. S, I; Pan-Hellenic Counoll, J; Bcrlblerua Club, i; President Christian Endeavor, t; Treasurer, :. Couni ' ll I:, i-i ' .-. ' iilatixi . 1; President K tension i ' lnl.. 2; President Thalcan Literary Society, (Second Semes- ter, 4)1 Seoretary, (Plrsl Semester, ); Vice-President Men ' s Student Couni ' ll, 2; Editor Tht.. Volunteer ' ;:. -i; Manager News Bureau, :i. 4; Secretary Paracelsus Scientific Society, 2; Secretary Dramatic Workshop, ::; class Poet. 4; Assistant Biuiotty Laboratory, i. 2; Track Team, 3. Thai Angel Indeed is all his name implies, any ol his mi urns Mends will corroborate, for in- is always lan. i. sympathetic ami loving; one t.. whom «•■ In- stlnctlvoly turn for ulil on any difficult proposition. Unusual scholastic attainments ami participation In practically all eactra-curricular activities combine in mi.iKi ' the youngest senior an all-round student. De- , his many aellvili s, Ansel has round lime In do Intensive research work, leading to a certain grad- uate degree In the department i social hour. With English as his Immediate future and religious educa- tion as his ambition, those who know him may easllj predict » successful career that we will be proud i , i 1 1 m i as a product of Itlsh Point College, 21