Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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r ' T ' wsk N-ELLiK Kati-: Duv. a. 11. Entered ' 13; I ' hilalethean ; Girls ' basketball team, IS- ' lrt- ' l . True dii iiitv combined ' wJli reason coDiniaiids I ' esf ' Cet. Xellie Kate is one of those rare souls who sees everything in the lis ' ht of reason ami ministers tn all in the same light, . she is a loyal frieml : al- ways cheerfnl : rather hard to nmler- stand by some, Init, to her frieniK, her loving disposition is as an open hook. Those who truly know her love her. and those who do not know her truly res])ect her. She means to be a teacher. Glenn R. v.mi:k Frve. A.B. Entered ' 13: lun-onian : freshman- sophomore debater ' 14; .Vnniversary debater ' Id; Cla])|) orator ' 15; Junior orator ' Id; won . nniversar ' medal ' Id; won Junior ( )rators ' medal ' !(); President of class ' 16- ' 17; President of Honor Council ' 16- ' 17; President . thletic Assocr ' ation ' ITi- ' l ; business manager of Hacawa ' ld- ' 17; A ' arsitv baseball ' 14- ' l, , ' 13- ' ld, ' ld- ' 17. Streir tli of loyolty that drazes the hearts of men. ( iuinea is the favorite of the class; al a s lo al to his friends; strong and true and e er the same; has the peculiar ability of being able to ga ' n the confidence and friendship of e ' er one with whom he comes in cont:ici and then holding it to the end. Piii r Ti!:enly-srvfn

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..l.„4.Ni ' Ci.ARi:xri-: Thurman C Auri-:xTi-:R, A. 13. Entered ' 12; Chrestoniaii ; out of school ■14- ' 15; scrub deliater ' 13; An- niversary (!el ater 17; wim Clircs- tcinian improvement prize ' 12- ' 13. Persistence still leill Tt ' ;;. ' ' C. T. is a quiet, unassuming lad with a readiness to express an opinion when asked to do so. His motto is, Where thev lead me I will follow. They referring to the ladies, of course. He is liked by everybody and has very few. if any, enemies, lias the teach- ing; pnifessi( in in view. l ' A. Ruth C. -MPr.i:r.L, A. 11. Entered ' 13; I ' hilalethean. Let ' s see if this 7i ' (Id! Ruth is calm and deliberate in all her actions; never hurried or e.xcited ; takes everything; as she finds it wdth a good heart and tries to turn it to good account; always friendly and greets her felli iw students with a smile. Cares and trouljles never worrv her and she alwa s a|i]3ears liapp ' and contented. I ' lii y Tivrnly-six

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, .A. X; ' - ' „ J— a O En. A Lie Eptix( Eiilered ' lo: luiineiiean ; President nf ( )ak ie v Sunlent LUmiiiissii m. Duty leiiils us Id the i nol. Eula is a (|uiet and indu triiius worker, . ' lie wrestk-s w ' ih the ])ri li- lems of langnages anil cheniistr ' until examinations come and then trusts that the god i)f honest eft ' urt will iinl see her go unrewarded. lias U ' • enemies; al a s found at her post of ilut ready to liegin her work ' with a will. .She e. ])ects to teach. Ciii.ii: Lrcir.i-: Epi i.m:. . .I!. k ' ntered ' 13: luuuenean. .1 V sistrr is my i iiidc. What lias keen said of her sister can also he said of her. .She looks at humaiiitx ' with a heart full of lo -e and anxiousK ' awaits the opijortun ' ty to hegin a life of Imang service in this hig, wide world of ours. She has the leaching profession in view. Piii i ' T-.it ' :ily-i ' ii ,l