Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Seniors —e-— C.- Ey OVERTURF é A , - : y : 3 : : : 4 , f Valier, Ill. Estrellita; President Junior Class, 29; Senior Class, 30; Cosmopolitan Club; Dramatic Club; Calliopean Medal, °29; Workers Club; P resident College Debater’s Club; Founder's Day Orator. C. L. has been in David Lipscomb for the last six years and during that time he has taken an active part in the school life. For the past two years he has been president of his class and he has made the class a very successful leader. He has great dramatic ability and has developed this to such an exient that he is now one of the outstanding students of the Expression Depart- ment. But, what is more important than anything mentioned above, C. L. is a true Christian gentleman and an ideal type of young manhood. Of course, he has his faults as all do, but these are so greatly overshadowed by his virtues that they are not thought of. His strong char- acter, earnest support of the right and his pleasing personality have won for him an enviable place in the hearts of the student-body and faculty. May he always have strength of character and the success which follows it. 19

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9 Seniors © 1 —— I RAYMOND. TOWERY 4 ; , : ; i 4 2 ; : ; : ; Holland, Texas Treasurer, of Class; Estrellita; Cheer Leader Tales of Texas, and a determination to agree with everyone are the two big factors that have helped Raymond or “Doc climb the ladder of popularity at D. L. C. He is one of the truest friends we know and is zealous for the cause of the Master- being a preacher of the gospel. ’ LENA MORRISON luka, Miss. Secretary of Class ; Estreilita; Mississippi Club; Workers Club; Van Hooser Music Club; Orchestra; . ys . Attractive Ciri. | ‘Quietly Lena pursues her tasks. Her unusual beauty and dignified and ladylike air cause all to love and- admire her. But she is not all dignity,. She has a streak of the clown in her which often causes us to forget our troubles. ; : a “Her air, her manners, all who saw admired; ‘Courteous though coy, and gentle, though retired; The joy of health and youth her eyes displayed And easy of heart her every look conveyed.’’ . : i} MERRITT i) MILSREAD Hide muagcdinas BADEN Ty DOR Ody lake) 0) AORN RS Ren lig Vice President of Class; Tawassa; Alabama Club; Glee Club; Cheer Leader; L. Club; Backlog Staff, ’29, $30 2))) Schubert Choral Club; Tenms Club; Popular Boy. i Merritt’s ever-present smile and jovial disposition have won the hearts of his classmates. If you have a trouble just look for Milstead, and cheer and happiness are yours. Among all the school activities and under- takings Merritt-stands out as a loyal supporter and ever ready to do his part. Wat thy SS Se