Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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' V ' - V --j - - -- © f f i tv. ' ; t Kathrvn Elizaketh Melvix, linden, n. c. kat Linden High School ; Xcithcun Society President; Y. W. C. A. C ' hairnuin Social Service Coniniiltee; CJlee ( luh Reporter: The Oak Business Man- ager; Tennis Club President; Class Secretary; D. 1. K. ' ' Eal, ' iriiik and be mini , for lomorrow mny die. Kat, with her winning ways, has won for herself quiffi a host of friends among lier cliussmafcs. antl indeed anionp; the whole College. She is a ' ' Rood pal, luit take warning, and be careful about one thiiitr. Do not get her tickled on liible I ' Class, when slie is not supposed to laugh, because she is like the boy who told his teacher that he ' ' .smiled and it busted. ' ' (iRAUlE DaKE PaKKKH, WOODLAND, N. C. Woodland Olney Hifih School; Neithean Society; V. W. C. A. Chairman Puhlicity Connnittee; The Oak Art Editor; Clee Clul); Dranritic Club; Art Club; Senior Quartette; College Quartette; 1). 1. K. ' . ' l nmn, fi man, my kiti,jdo)n jor a inait. ' ' Gradie is our most worthy artist, ' ' a very pleasant help in time of trouble. She is exceedingly fond of flirting; however, she never Rirts uidess there ' s a man around, (iradie is the one member of our cla.-i. who gets an Kxpre-ssion dii)loma, as well as literary diploma, and with all these numerous talents we predict for her a prosperous future. -t}29j=- ' ' fJ$?, I W ' J f:. 9 § 0 .1 1 g

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I $ 9 Margaret Melvina Ledbetter, i ' rinceton, n. c. Student Governincnt President ; Executive Board Y. W. C. A. Social Chairman; Neitiiean Society; ArtClulj; Dramatic Cluli; The Oak Literary- Editor; Glee Club; Tennit? Club. Sincere arid true to her own beliefs. With a briUiant, original mind; A leader who ' s fearless ami strong and just, A girl of the highest kind. Margaret is without a doubt the most original girl in her class, and not infrequently her very originaliU ' leads her into other perplexing situations. It is then that good com- mon sense and genuine depeiulability come to her rescue, and we again see her on the high- way to success. She is our ' ' Pollyanna girl, full of life and enthusiasm. Here ' s to her! May she always be happy, and be able to keep her motto: He that tooteth not his own horn, the same shall not be tooted. Essie Gladys Liles, littleton, n. c. e. liles Littleton High School ; Neithean Society; Y. W. C. A.; The Oak Athletic Manager; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Ba.sket Ball Club; Executive Board. Ambitious, conscientious, She ' s studious, indeed, Though she is very serious, iVhcn there ' s fun, she ' ll heed. Here is a student who has finished in Latin and has made good in her other studies. She is never blue, because she has had the gift of keen humor bestowed upon her by some kind fate. ' ' E. Liles is studious, yet we know that if .she is appealed to in the right way, she will gladly leave her studies and join in any good, wholesome fun. Our wishes for E. Liles are that she may live long, keep her present good humor, get what she wants, and like what she gets. - 28 J=- 0 ' h 3 o ' V

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4 t n Y. W. C. A. Vice-President ; Charlotte Edwards I ' iti ' -man, Lagrange, n. c. c. pittman Vice-President; Neithean Society Vice-Presideni : Class C;iec Club; Tennis Club; The Oak Editor-in-Chief; IXI.K. ' ' A iioni], I rue friend and jolli pril — ] ' hiinsical, viinj and wise; A lonihtc playful, ririire girl, Makes good ai all .s ic tries. C. Pittiii.-ui is atiilotif, litcrarv and lovable! She has liail a jiood time all her college life, is very popi-lar, and, best of all. does not have to study to get through like some of us have to ' do. Her one vagary is to try to make blank verse rhyme every other Imc. France.s Xan-hcr llu.sso, NEW ORLEAN.S, la. fran ' Sue Bennett Memorial Hi,s;h School: Y. W. C. A.; Neithean Societ : CU-e Club President; Tennis Club; The Oak Assistant Editor; Composer of Class Song and Music; College Quartette; D.I.K. ' ' Voire is tier specially. The Malms ' her second home; Ahonl ihis fasrinaling place. It ' s her delighi la roam. ' ' Here is a girl who is a happv combination of seriou,sne.-s and fun. hc is a good p.al, as is shown by her host of friends. Fran is a born musician, inherited perhaps from her Italian ancestors. She is destined to be a poetess, too, perliaps, among the pretended poetesses ' ' of our class. However, we hope some day Fran ' s ' ' name will be flashed on Broadway as the chief attraction in Cirand Opera. She may well look forward to a suc- cessful career, and a life made happy by her many friends. l3 0l:-.- hO 0