Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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The Econo-Ran-Omic Lyceum MOTTO : XcTcr give in. ' TREE: Oak. COLORS: Black and liluo. MEMBERS L. M. 1!aki:r — Grand lotcm :md Scribe. Pkiif. R. . iJi)LPH — Pro])iiundcr-in-Cliicf, and Lord High Executioner. A. C. LiNKBERGER — Granil Con founder. F. G. MriRG.-xN — Grand Compounder. F. K. Shealy — Most High Auditor. V. A. KisER — Most Worshipful Depositor. W. A. RuuisiLL — Head Distributor. Time of Meeting — Every time the Class of Economics is unprepared to recite. (Specimen Recitation) Economics is a young science and some vh:it hard to grasp. — ( F. G. AL ) Economics is lickle. — (A. C. L. ) Paper money is a rather unstal)le Imt highly satisfactory form of money. — ( L. I. 1!.) Inflation and contraction bring about an equilibria di-. — ( V. A. R. ) By bimetalism is meant three kinds of money — gold, silver and paper. — (W. A. K.) The Sliding Scale refers to an upright and rather elongated pole of wood used by surveyors. It is equipped with a small metal disk which sliiles up and down to encounter the visual angle of the surveyor ' s transit, hence the n;ime. — ( F. K. S. )

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Specials PLOXK LAURA E.MMA.— King ' s Mountain, X. C. ; L-ntered college. I ' all Term, OS ; Special Student, o o; ; member of Soph . Class, ■o7- ' o8 ; V.ce-Pres Jr. Uass, ob- ■09 -won Expression Medal, ' 08 ; Sec ' y Oak V.ew, Missionary Guild, Fall Term •08 ■ Vice-Pres. Curry Dramatic Club, Fall Term, 08, and Pres., Sprmg Term, 09 , held every office in the Philalethean Literary Society except Treasurer ; Frc s. 1 en- n Cltb 07- 9; member The Lenoirian Editorial Statf. •oS-;o9: Pnyate Expres- sion Student since ' 05; graduates in Expression at the age of 19; will graduate in Literary cnurse next year. Art Expression LEOX- RD OLA.-Xewton, X. C. ; in Mrs. Beard ' s Private School for Girls, ' 99- ' oi ; St Paul ' s Seminary, ' 0i- ' 04; Hickory Graded School, •o4- ' o6 ; won sholarship to Elizabeth College, Charlotte, N. C, ' 06; Literary Student, Lenoir College 0 -07; Student of Art at Claremont College, •o7- ' o8 ; student of Art at Lenoir College, o.v ' 09; in meantime several extra summers were spent in special Art work under i.n- vate teachers; graduates in Art at 19. Intends to teach.

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SUBJECTS OF GRADUATING THESES AND ORATIONS Xame. Thesis Subjects. OR.MIOX SuiiJECTS. The Historical ncveidpmcnt of the Drama, Le -lA M. Bakes an.l The Origin and Distril)Ution of Coal. Valedictory. The Duty of Our Government Toward Om- Xatural W A. KiSER ResnurceS. and The Duilding Stones of Xorth Carolina. The Alan of Thought. Roosevelt, the ? Ian — the President, A C. LiNEBERGER and The MineralN and Rucks of Gaston County. Alan, the Waster, F. G. Morgan- and A Comparison of LeConte ' s ' Coniepnd of Geology, ' with Norton ' s ' Elements cf Geology. ' Alotivcs. W A. RUDISILL The Water Powers of Xorth Carolina. The Germans in Xorth Carolina, F K. Shealy and Geloogy in Relation to Forestry in Xorth Carolina. Footprints on the Sands of Time.