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

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Willie Beatrice Fritz, A.B, LEXINGTON, N. C. Alpha Thela I ' si Nikanthan Literary Society Paracelsus Scientific Society, 2. j; Choral Club, I, 2, i. Spanish Club, 2; Modern Prlsctlla Club, I: Woman ' Student Government, 1: Gtrl s Day Student Council, t, I; Sorlblerua iul . 4; Christian Endeavor, 1: Enter- ColloKlatc Debater, 2; (ntor-Soclety Debater, 2. I; Sec- retary Paracelsus scientific Society, 2; Treasurer Paracelsus Scientific Society. I; Track. 1. 2. As Willie round her niche In High Point College no will she find it in the world — in the hearts of every- one with whom sin- comes in contact judge that by her diamond. She Is finishing college in throe years — liut thai does not ki ' t ' P her from participation in extra- curricular activities. There is her line record in de- bating ami athletics, Good grades from her we nat- urally expect. A pretty, popular, Lntolligenl and vivacious girl who will make a success i life and who will il II whole-heartedly. Louise Holmes, A.B. CRESWBIX, X. C. Irttma ' tan Literary Society Dramatic Workshop, I: Paravelsus Sclentlflc Society, 2. christian Endeavor Society, I, 2. 3. t: Vice-Presi- dent Artemeslan Literary Society, ; President Dra- matic ' ' lull. 2; Vice-President I ' mvli fcstst v ' luli. 2; Varsity Track Team. 3. who is more capable than Louise? she can do any- thing and do it well. As for lu-r sincerity, once she la your friend, she is your true Mend always. Can yOU WObder why people go to her for sympathy ' . ' She is .-..rious when ii is time to he serious, hut when thai lime is past, she Is the jollies! of 111. ' crowd. Too, she has enough Independence i he charming, so thai is why we think of Louise oa one m the most popular girls on the campus, 25

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LlLLtE Mae Davis, A.B. CI-KMMONS, N. C. . rtemesian Literary Satiety Christian Endeavor Society, i. 2. it. I; Choral Club. I; Pa rac el sua Scientific Society, I; Western club, 1, 2. ::. Vb i -I ' r.shhnl Clrls ' J •;» - Stud.nl ' biv.-rnni.-ni. Treasurer Christian Endeavor Society, 2; Chaplain Ai ■i«-in«- i:in Literary Society, 2; Track Team, 1, 2, 3, 4. Kind and sweei In disposition j a quiet, invarying na- lure; always willing lo do her part — that ' s Llllle Mar! All who know her are Impressed by her strength of eharaeier, refinement, sweet temper, ami gentle nature. Then- i- something about her loval.li- personality that belong i ii ' ' else. She Is one, who never falls when duty calls her service. Llllle Mae was always Interested In her school work and other phases of coll off o life— from social activities in athletics. Her scholarship, together with her gentle characteristics, will surely brim; l her those things which count, in the -i. ;ii game t-i Ufa Here ' s to you, Mllie Mac! Elda Clark, A.B. HIGH POINT, N. C. .•lit erne sian Literary Satiety Cull ford County flub, 1. 2, 3; Workshop, 3; Day Stu- dent Council, - ' . ::, , Si-rfhierus Club, A: Modern Prls- cilla Club. 2. Bids is a sane, sensible person with a strong will power, ami i airies through any project in which sin- is interested, sin- is independent and happy. Her ideas are definite when It comes to expressing them. She is one who works easily and capably, without making any fuss over what she has accomplished. BtlQ hi very feminine in her love for pretty clothes. Olid dresses well. She is planning to bo an old innld School teacher, 1 but we wonder? V think not. •• ' 4

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JTJTJTJTJTTJTJTJTJXT Margaret Girlky, A.B. HIGH POINT, V. C. Theta Hi Nikanthan Literary Society CJU ' O riuli. 1. 2, . !. 1; Girls ' Hay Student Coiim-fl, 3. I; Guilford County Club, i, 2. 3; Dramatic Club, 2; VIi . i-Presldent of Senior Class, 4; Art editor of Zenlih. 2. .!; Business Stall of Zenith, i; Busi- ness Stan ol Hi-Po. 3; Art Editor of Ton-h, i; Reporter • Nikanthan Literary Society, :t; Most Pop- ular Girl. 3. in speaking of representative people Margaret is one ..I the Oral thai we must mention. In looking over hrr college • -ari.-i we find that Meg has l n very busy in many phases of eollege activities. An artist. peine : ' ' editor of the Zenith for two years; a niiiKli-lnii. helping •■nmpnse the words and music of the Alma Mater; a hard worker and one on whom we ■ an depend: one of the most popular girls on the campus possessing, with beauty and brains, a dash oi wit. Well, what else Is there to say? Nothing — except thai with all this she has found time to have a date nlmoai every nlte with certain Sopho- more! ' ' ' Certainly she has enjoyed her college days and has made them what they should be. Hals 1. 11 to .1 Oral rate girl! Z. Blanche Ingram, A.B. KERNBRSVILLE, N. C. htemesian Literary Society Christian Endeavor Society, 1. 2, l: Paracelsus Scten- nii. Society, l. 2; Dramatic nub. i; Worh Shop, 2; Modern Prlscllls Club, I; Circulo-fispanol, 2; Western ClUbi 1; Vlce-PreslOenl Woman ' s Student Govern- ment, 4. Shall we call her the Little Puritan Maiden? Just l i look at her. one is reminded of the pure, modes) mil i the Old New England days. Indeed she Is so loving, uind, ami Bacrlflelngi one would veti dare pay her reverence, she is a friend to everybody and her Cheerful and witty disposition makes life about lui always bright and sunny. Add to this, depth of char- acter anil determination and you will see why we have such faith In her future, ami why we pledge to her -... Unhesitatingly our love and loyalty. 26 UTJTJTJTJ r TJTXUT-rLJTJTJTJ-l