Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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RICHARD HARVEY SHUFORD Hickory, N. C. Entered Freshman Class 1910. Member of Euronian Literary Socie- ty; Vice-President H. H. L. V. I. H. G. Club 1910; Class Historian 1911; Orator Euronian Anniversary 1911. President of Class 1911-12; Contribu- tions Editor of Lenoirian 1911; Win- ner of Euronian Debaters medal 1912 and of Junior Orators medal 1912; President of H. H. L. V. I. H. G. Club 1912-13; Twice President of Euronian Literary Society; Vale- dictorian; Fditor-in-Chief of Ha- cawa; Inter-Collegiate Debator 1913. ' ' Shore ' ' Dick is tall, handsome and lively, and in general the favorite of the class. He sel- dom studies, but is one of a bright mind which does not require much studying. He is an eloquent speaker. Although Dick is somewhat young and unsettled we look for his future to be crownded with success for he is generally successful m anything he under takes. FRANCES NAOMI CLINE White Rock, S. C. Entered Freshman September 1909; Vice-Pres. of class 1909-10; Member of Philalethian Literary Society, Missionary Guild, Ladies Athletic Association; Chaplain and Censor of Philalethean Literary So- ciety. 1909-10; Poet of Class 1910-11; Secretary of Class 1911-12; Secre- tary of Athletic Association 1911-12; Sec of Philalethian Society 1911-12, Local Editor of Lenorian 1912; t ' lass Prophet 1913; President of Philale- thian Society 1912; Vice-Pres. of Ladies Athletic Association 1912-13; Vice-Pres. of Missionary Guild 1912- 13; Assistant Business Manager of Hacawa 1912-13. Honestly Kippsie is the smallest in the class as well as the youngest. She is quick and active. Possesses a strong imagination which en- ables her to write good original stories and prophecies. A good society member. Is very fond of reading and often when all Oakview is in slumber. Kippsie may be found buried in a novel which she must finish tonight.

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JOHN LUTHER MORGAN Gold Hill, N. C. Entered Preparatory 1904; com- pleted Freshman Class 1906 07; Pres- ident of Fresh-foph Debate 1910-11, stopped out three years; ' re-entered Sophomore 1910; member Chreston- ian Literary Society; has held every office in Chrestonian Society; actor in four different plays while in school; School for Scandal , She Stoops to Conquer, Merchant of Venice, Snowball ; on winning- side of three public debates; Chres- tonian Debator ' s Medal 1912; Secre- tary of Young Men ' s Bible Society 1911-12; Secretary of Student Conri- mission 1911-12. Assistant Editor-in- Chief of Lenorian 1911; President of Young Men ' s Bible Society 1912 13: President of Student Commission 191213; Treasurer of Athletic Asso- ciation 1912 13; Vice-President of Class 1912-13; Business Manager of Hacawa 1912 13; President of Rowan Club ; President of John Club; Class Poet. ••Hello .Johny is the n ' dest in the elas.s and is generally the most dignified. He acts us he feel.s Veiv popular. Hasexceil-nt execuiive abilities and holds more offl;es than an.v other member of the class. A leader in all church affairs and intends stud.ving for the ministry. MAMIE LEE MILLER Newton: N. G. Entered Sophomore Class 1910. Member of Philalethian Literary ' So- ciety, Oakview Missionary Guild- Young Ladies Athletic Association; Treasurer of Philalethian Society 1911. Philalethian Society Prize 1910; Class Historian 1912-13; Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Hacawa. All right Maria is a quiet, studious girl whom no one ever accused of flirting. She blushes furiously sometimes; and delights in walking the Warpath. Her winning smile and soft voice have won her many friends and her studious mind has won recognition from the faculty. In the future we expect to hear of her having accomplished wonders in her iwn quiet an! unselfish wa.v.

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ROBERT CAMPBELL LAKE Pomaria, S. C. Entered Freshman 1909; Member Chrestonian Literary Society. Has held every office in the society; Member of Bible Society; Treasurer 1912; Vice-Pres. 1913: Athletics Ed- itor of the Lenoirian 1911-12; Busi- ness Mgr. 1912-13; Bertuceio in The Fools Revenge ; Played 2 characters in She Stoops to Con- quer ; Chrestonian Aniversary speaker 1912; Jnuior Orator 193 2; Student Commission 1911-12; Secre- tary Student Committee ' .912-13; Secretary of Athletic Association 1911-12; Scrub Debators prize 1911; Pres. of Chrestonian Anniversary 1913; Manager of Baseball Teah 1913. ' You ' d better go alow ' R. C. nd ha I happy go-lucky fellow nevei- taken life seriously. He is very witty and agreeable to those around him. Although he has spent much time flirting all through his college course, he has shown a talent for the stage and we shall expect to hear of the success of R. C. the great dramatist. LOUISE MAYER EARGLE Chapin, S. C. Entered Freshman Class 19U9; Member of Eumenean Literary So- ciety, Oakview Missionary Guild, Ladies Athletic Association; Vice- President of Class 1910; Vice-Presi- dent Eumenean Society; 1911; Con- tributions Editor of Lenoirian, 1912; President Eumenean Literary Socie- ty; Pres. Young Ladies Athletic As- sociation; Pres. of Missionary Guild; Played Fiordelisa in The Fools Revenge ; Statistics Editor of Ha- cawa. Yov. know not ' l.iza Jane ' is our little sunbeam. She is always happy and gay and spreads sunshine whereevei she goes. She never Ic oks for trouble and seldom finds any. She is very sociable and has many friend.s.