Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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SUPERLATIVES GIRLS BOYS Best Looking Anne Derr Chester Donald ' tsst Georgia Mitchell George Bowers Best Dressed Sarah Bowser Chester Donald Most Industrious Dor othy Slade William Clemmons • . Hannah Ellis ; Masco McKinnon Most Loyal Louise Foster George Bowers Most Popular Katrine White Chester Donald i iest Clyde Hewitt Allen Mitchell Most Likely to Succeed Isabelle Gibson Raymond Stephens Most Brilliant Dorothy Slade William Clemmons Most Frank Qnie Cooke Raymond Stephens Most Modest Georgia Mitchell Willard King Best Athlete Mammie Ledbetter Allen Mitchell Most Versatile Dorothy Slade William Clemmons Most Friendly Ruth James Masco McKinnon Most Executive ;.. Josephine Kelley Chester Donald 2 ° ® ■ Louise Foster Thurman Sanders ' s • Willie King ; Raymond Stephens Best Singer...... Royce Howell Masco McKinnon Best Dances Qnie Cooke Chester Donald Most Beautiful Eyes Sarah Bowser Chester Donald Best Actor and Actress Sarah Bowser Masco McKinnon Most Attractive Smile Katherine Wall Willard King Best Penmanship Josephine Kelley William Clemmons Most Dependable Willie L. Holman George Bowers

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FACULTY ISSAC H. MILLER A. B.— Rust College Ph.B. — University of Chicago RENA J. WELLER B.E. — Teachers College oi Conn. Religious Education ELOISE MILLER SIMPSON A. B. — Livingstone College B. Mus. — Oberlin Conservatory of Music Music CLARENCE W. WRIGHT B.S. — Wilberforce University M.S. — Ohio State University Biology SOPHIA NELSON A.B. — University of Pittsburgh A.M. — Atlanta University English WILSON Q. WELCH A. B. — Livingstone College B. D. — Union Theological Seminary Bible KENNETH A. JOHNSON A. B.— Colby College A.M. — Harvard University History ANNE S. DREW A.B. — Howard University A.M. — Howard University French and English

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A SONNET Now Livingstone it is time to say good-bye We feel a sorrow within us as we part From your gates we go forth our fortunes to try Forever with us you will stay in our hearts We love thy name; thy praise we will sing, From thee we have learned to treat men fair And uphold thy good teachings in everything And carry those teachings with us everywhere; Our years we have struggled beneath thy shade Toiling with thy walls to learn from the great Of us a true Livingstonian you have made This to all the world we can with pride relate In our search for Life ' s grail by your principles, we cannot fail. We shall remember dog days, birthday dinners, mail lists, class meet- ings, nights in the library, football games which were fun. We shall remember dormitory sessions, Hood lit., one act plays, maples and oaks, locked doors at breaklast, dances which were thrills. We shall remember Price Hall, the front gate, Mrs. Trent in the Spring, the choral union. Freshmen in the Fall, semester examinations which we dreaded. We shall remember textbooks, chapel hours, teas, the back parlor, Mon- roe Street School and Price, Student Council, teachers, Junior-Senior Proms, fuses which blow out every Saturday night. To us all these things and many more are a part of the Livingstone in our heart; that grand Livingstone we shall always remember. —ANNE DERR.