Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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Cheoe Aderholdt, A. B. HENRY RIVER, N. C. Thou art a ministerial angel. To know Betty is to love her. Her sweet face, trusting eyes, and cheer- ful disposition win f her many val- uahle friends. She brings happiness and sunshine to all she meets. She is always an attentive listener, and a ready sympathizer with one in trou- ble. If ever she has unpleasant bur- dens, you do not know it. She is a true and loyal friend, and her friend- ship is one that is worth having. Betty has been with us four years. Her work has been very commend- able. She has helped to put the Philalethean Society on its present basis. As to her vocation, she not fully decided, but at present she intends to continue some work here at the College. We feel sure that she will continue to be the same minis- tering an el to all. Victor V. Ahertioi.dt, A. I!. CRorsK, x. c. r plans with his head . approves re his heart, and executes with his hand. Victor has been one of our strong est men. I lis personality at once re veals the manhood back of it. lie has a deep mind, a broad vision of life, and a keen and penetrative in- sight. .Some may find il hard to understand him, but when rightly understood he is liked and admired by all. I le came to us in the Fall of 101 i . lb- is an earnesl mem- ber of the Chrestonian Literary .Society, a persuasive speaker, and renders unbiased judgment on all subjects. I le is a man by what lie is, and not by what he may seem. Me las taken pari in all religious organ i ations and athletics, together with his other work-. Me is a .ureal ad- mirer of the young ladies, hut will not allow himself to be drawn astray by any frivolous sentiment. We predicl for him itn bounded success. ( hrestonian Anniversary I (ebater toi i : Editor-in- Chief of Lenoirian 1914! Business Manager MM A V. 1914-15.

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S. W. Hawn, A. B. HICKORY, N. C. To be a good student is to be very wise, A r ot only in my own, but in other people ' s eyes. Sam is a member well known and liked by all his classmates. He has never tried to conceal himself, even at the risk of beinqf lectured by teachers. He shows great adapt- ability to literary work ; especially is he fond of German and Mathematics. He is a great enthusiast : having once set his head, he is not easily turned. He is a good debater, and has done much for his Society — Euronian — in both its literary work and genera- advancement. He has a strong will power, and great executive ability. He is very influential among his friends, and a willing helper to all in need. He expects to continue his lit- erary work for a while. Scrub Debater 191 3; Euronian Anniversary 1914. B. T. Hale, A. B. PRATTS, VA. When these fast days through changes flee, I ivonder why all are not happy like me? Virginia saw fit to lend us another of her sons for a short time. B. T. has been with us for six years. The friends that he has made while here will live for him after he is gone. He has never claimed to lie a model stu- dent, but there is nothing too deep for him if he once sets his head to dig after it. He is not ashamed to do whatever necessity demands. Be- cause of his unselfish and generous disposition, he is the friend of every- body on the hill. Besides being a student, he is an athlete, a strong So- ciety worker, and a promoter of all organizations of honor. His great- est aim is to be an efficient teacher, and a helper to all whom he may meet. Scrub Debater 1913; Chrestonian Anniversary 1914-

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