Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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' )iir I eni )crci ni e momen j . 3 I ' m made of bubbles, soaring high info vibront ecstasy. The burdens of the world are far, for behind, darkened into oblivion. Joy ... a chronic stimulus which flings us above the soberness of normality. Melancholy toyed with our castles which shattered ' and tumbled. It probed the rubbles of disappoint- ment and found too often dejection. The wail of a trumpet heard at midnight . . . you listened until the mournful notes became a cry, until you knew it was not the horn thot was crying. men t Fulfillment was our triumph — the reward of o promise to ourselves. Our new carpet is the grass on the other side. With the culmination of truth, honesty, and ambition, our cup has been filled! I B

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Foreword For fifty years the Hacawa has reflected the progress and development of a greater Lenoir Rhyne. The 1958 ' olume marks the golden anniversary ' of a vearbook which, since 1909, has unveiled the intimate storv of her student life. Although this current edition bears little tangible resemblance to its original ancestor, the objective has re- mained the same: In and around these centers, the 1909 book reads, the whole studen t life is here. The Hacawa is an emanation from the work, play, joys, trials and triumphs of the entire college for the vear. The eight seniors compiled the first ninety-page book, present- ing, perhaps, one-tenth the material contained herein. In your hands is the culmination of the endeavors of a fortv- five-member staff and their predecessors. Contents Dedication 7 Administration 10 Government 18 Classes 22 Activities 74 Religion 94 Sports 100 Greeks 120 Beauties 1 -■ 4 Advertisements 145