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

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William II. II i ntbr, Jr.. A.B. RREEN ' SBORO, N. C. Delta Alpha Epsilon dkresMnian Literary Society Dramatic Club, 3: Monogram Club. 2, ?.. 4; I ' an-ll- |- lenh Council, 4; I ' hrlsthin Kinlfavur Sm-li-iv. J, ::. I; Akro thin Ian Society, 2. :i. i: President Akrothinian Society, 4; President Class, :i; Treasurer Akrothlnlan Society, 3; Fooll-all. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, I, 3; Man- ager Baseball, -■ a man ' s reaction to the stimulus administered from liln follow -man characterises him to the fullest extent. Hill ' s four years n| iiiuhi Poln I College i d no flow- ery words al praise, no exaggerations ol oharacter, i.ut just a simple recollection ol those fundamental)! that nvUcs him a elcan-cui character. Broadmlnded, determined, and willingness to accept another ' s opin- ion stamp him as a leader, As Junior Class presi- dent, and head of the Akrothinlan Literary Society he placed himself In the hearts »»r Mh classmates and a t friends. Tin- football men call him The Plugger. in a simple way his ti animates have rocog- nl .-ti his four years of service to the foolhall squad. Regardless of your actions in future years, Bill, you hit iis. ever) inch :» man 1 1 URL an Ei ra Jon es, A.B. WEAVBRVILLB, . C. Choral Club Jones is a rather queer Individual according to those win do not know him well. u« ' addresses everyone as Young sprout ami refers i» girls as Chaps. He is :■ in ..:uiiiiiiHi.(i son ni | i.i. son who Is ever seeking new truths and his questions on class aro ever a s ■■,. or piquancy to his Instructors. His ol i »a ' i ' nlngi ami ins silver- toned voice will be missed when be leaves Bigb Potm College. Good Lock t«» you, Jones, W e have always looked forward to your music numbers In chapel. Wherever you go we ore certain thai your voice will win for you a place in the hearts of nun. 29

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Vivian Elizabeth Nicholson, A.B. MEBANB, N. C. Siijmu .Itp ia Phi Artemeiian Literary Society rhrlstinn Endeavor Society, 1. ' - ' . I, 4; Christian Bn- deavoi Extension Club, I, 2. 3. 4. Girls ' student Coun- i II. 1. 2. : ' .. 4; Dramati. ' lul . 2. S; Modi-Ill Pliw-illli Club, :;. -I; Choral Club, I. 2. .1. : Serlblerus Club, I; president Artemesian Literary Society, 4; Secretary AiI.-iii4-.smi. I.li.i :.i y Si,.i.ty. 2: Pianist. 1; VI Presi- ,i •• ii t Class ; V li ie-l resfdent Dramatic ' ' luL. :i; VI president Choral Club, 4, inters... I. ty Debater, 4; College Marshal, 3; class Historian, 4 ' Tile kind of n girl of whom High Polni College is proud. Blaine M. Madison, A.B. mis-, K. c. Epsilon Eta Phi Thaiean Literary Society i ii. I Ironsides, s. 4; Christian Endeavor, i, - ' . 4; v. m. C A , i. 2. I: Dramatic Workshop, 2; Choral Club, 2, 4: Western Club, 1. 2. I; Pun-Hellenic Council, 4: Literary Group, i; Spanish »Muh. 2-. College Enter- tainers, l: President Thaiean Literary Sooletj (Flrsl Semester), i. Presiili in dill Ironsides, 2; Critic Thai- ean Literary Society (Last Semester), 4: Chapel Monitor. I: Pi-.-siilent Old Ironsides (Flrsl s.-in.-st. i I I. Secretary Y. M. C. A., 4; Treasurer Old Ironsides (Last Semester), 4: Section Monitor, l, 2. Council Rep- resentative, 4. Pus--. an he is known in everyone on the campus, is just another nroof thut valuable things come In small jiui l.ai:.--. II is favorite (|uotation is Sweet Jessie and his hobby is English; he is equally fond ..I each. He lias not eontiiied his work lo the study of English entirely, bul has been an outstanding ftg- ure in society work, and it will suffer the loss of one ot its greatest sons when hi- Is gone The su.-eessl ul pilotage of ih. ' Thaiean Literary Society during his last year In college is an example of his ability as a leader. We hate to see you leave, Puss, for you have iitad. ' ..in liv. ' .s s.cin l.rlghter: hut our loss Is III. ' World ' s gall), and this time We lose a gem. 28 UTJTJTJTJTXUTJTJ UTJTJ 1JH

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Velna Jane Teagi -n, A.B. KERKERSVU.LE, K. C. dlplia Thda Psi Nikanthan Literary Society Mara inn College, I. 3; Choral Club, I; Modern Prla- • iihi Club, i; Girl ' s i »;i student Council, . Vet no is a pontic soul, with refinement, culture, daintiness, and is loved by ;ill Who know her. She is attractive, neat, sympathetic, thoughtful, and likes Lo Ao kindly deeds for others, Her devotedness to her family and relatives show that she is always ready to sacrifice herself in their behalf. She Is womanly and delight nil in her manner cowards men and women, and Is as much a favorite with the mas- culine portion i humanity as with the feminine. Here ' s wish In 8 success and happiness lo her in what- ever she undertakes. Pauline Whitaker. A.B. JULIAN, N, C. Tin la Phi .htttnrsiart Literary Society Christian Endeavor Society, l. 2. . ,. 4; Modern Pris- ellla, ' -, ?•, 4; Wo man ' s Student Government Associa- tion, i. 2, :s, i; K ii«nsi - Council, 4; Presldenl Woman ' s Student Government Association, 4; Head Proctor, ;!: Treasurer Artemeslnn Literary Society, 3; Secretary Christian Endeavor extension ' iui , 2. Ouf high regard ami deep love Cor Polly, we would not willingly l»-i die. At first glance one WOUld possihly Think her ivsei vd — hut nol so wh ' ii one ffOefi beneath this and sees her at her best. When in trouble, or In need of friendly counsel we turn to Polly. This quality coupled with firmness, determina- tion, and ability has made her thoroughly su. ressful In the difficult position of Rouse President. Jusl as her (deals are high so are her achievements, not only in scholarship but In all other campus activities, We predict for her future success — why she lins even aspired to Greek. Polly says the Garrett i t have the largest place In her home! 30