Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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Mary Huffman, A. B. HICKORY, N. C. C. L. Herman, A. B. HICKORY, N. C. Mary is a product of Hickory — nuf seel! This golden -haired maiden with a charming per- sonality is endowed with the power of fascina- tion. For four years her cheery smile has been an inspiration to her classmates. But don ' t get the wrong impression of our Mary. She is a deep thinker, and altogether is a very well- balanced young lady. Mary has a good voice, also; and we feel sure her vocal aspirations will be gratified, for she usually executes what she undertakes. Class Historian 13; Scrub Debater ' 14; Con- tributing Editor of Lenoirian ' 15; Assistant Business Manager Hacawa ' 16. Tubby is one of those rare individuals — a combination of jollity, patience, and wisdom. When you meet him, he impresses you with the bigness of his character. For four years he has been the comrade, friend, and youthful adviser of the students; and many are those who will testify to his unselfish devotion to the cause of man. As a student he stands second to none — the Faculty will vouch for that. His massive, penetrating brain has served him in good stead in solving the difficulties of Calculus, Psychology, and Greek. Clyde goes out from Lenoir with more than his share of knowledge, and with the fervent hopes for his success of the entire stu- dent-body. She is herself of best things the collection ' We J(now what we are, hut £non not what We may he Twenty-six

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Modelle Davis, Musk HICKORY, N. C. E. A. Hunsucker, A. B. CONOYER, N. C. During the three years MoDELLE has been with us, she has certainly worked diligently; not only in her Music, but also in her literary course. Notwithstanding the fact that she is so young and small, her playing is marvelous. If she continues her study in Music, she will become a very accomplished musician. MoDELLE is also an active Society member. Senior Representative Highland Student Com- mission ' 15- ' 16; Varsity Basket-Bail ' 15- ' 16; Varsity Tennis 15-16. Honey, as he is familiarly called, has been with us only one year. Certain it is that Catawba College has missed him; but she has reason to be proyd, in that his high regard for scholastic ideals proves her merit. This young man is a clear, consistent thinker, and a splendid, clean-cut athlete. He is going to enter the medical profession. May we here express the hope that some day the name of Dr. Hun- sucker will be famous as a benefactor of man. Music exalts each op, allays each grief, and softens every pain Although T e sneer in health, when ill We call them to attend us Twenty-five

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Mary Killian, Domestic Science LINCOLNTON, N. C. Mary has studied Domestic Science during the two years she has been at Lenoir. She is a quiet, modest girl, a ready sympathizer, with a reputation for spreading sunshine. Mary also has musical talent. Interested in athletics, she has taken an active part in all college sports. Whatever her intentions may be, we wish her the best of success. M. J. K.LUTTZ, Special SALISBURY, N. C. Scrub Debater 14; Co llege Representative to Clapp Orators ' Contest 14; Euronian Anni- versary Debater 15; Winner of Junior Orators ' Medal 15; President Euronian Society. If you want things done to a finish, just call on Joe. He is a worker: but that is not all — he has ability. He hails from Salisbury, famous for its granite. That accounts for his grim deter- mination. Nowhere will you find a truer friend and a man of nobler aspirations. A leader in the religious life of the College, his very earnest- ness assures his success in the ministry. He intends to continue his literary work for some time, and then will enter a theological seminary. To be good is to be happy Energy and persistence conquer all things Twenty-seven