Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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AV« Us ( ' f ' V V Frances Bacon, Stem. SAT N. C. Y. W. C. A. ' 24; Dramntic- Club ' 24; Neithean Literary Society ' 24-25; Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Oak ' 25; Tennis Club ' 24-25; Hikers Club ■24-2r); Omega Pi ' 25; President Class ' 25. Cheerful, winsome, yet reliant, Frances has won a plai-e in the hearts of the girls at L. C. Her clever comments and Side remarks on Bible have made her known as the class humorist. She is a good sport, a jolly companion, if you are a good hstener. But if you are in a talkative mood — she likes that herself. She feels her i-esponsibility as j)rpsident of her rhvjs. and earnestly endeavors lo do her u t. She never gives ui . Success should sEmie to one as she. ' -. 0°o .%-• ? h. Jantok Bai.i.kmixe. Middlesex, N. C. X S T Y. W. C. A. ' 25; President of Omesa Pi ' 25; President of Commerrial Club ' 25; Press Asent of llie Glee Club ' 25; Neithean ' 25; Senior (Quartette ' 25; Basketball CInb ' 25; Hikers Club 25; Tennis Club ' 25. When .lanire made her tirst ajipear- anie at Ixjuisbura College, it was a week after the opening, and she was a perfect stranger to the niaj irity of us; hut her winning personalit.v and loyalty have won for her more than a host of friends. I ov- able. loquettisli. athleli.-. interwoven with a genuine good nature and frankness has made her a girl worth knowing aiul liking. She is taking both literary and business work and making a success of it. .lanice VWH make a success in whatever she Qdertakes, - y 9 °k Ac ii =■ v 4. , '

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y , 91 % J I .. - ' V. Li CY T. Allen. Louisburg, N. C. Franklin Comit.v Club. We know her better as T, yet her most distinguished oliaracteristic begins with a B. She has beauty. With a personality so rliarniin and a manner so friendly, it is useless to say that she has a host of friends wherever she goes. ' Jl Emii,v Atkinson, GoUlsboro. N. C. A I K Tennis Club ' 24; Glee Club ' 24; Dra- matic- Oliib ' 25; Treasurer of Preacher ' s Dauj hters Club ' 24; Secretarv Preacher ' s DauKbters Club ' 2 : Hikers Club ' 24-25; President of Sea Gift Society ' 25; Class Prophet ' 25; Y. V. C. A. ' 24-25. Emily or Amelia, :is we all know her. is really an asset to the Class of 25. She is a mixture uf literary ' and musical ability, with a sense of humor that makes her a desirable companion, be it for work or for play. If we bad Phi Beta Kappa at Louisburg College Amelia wouUl cer- tainly make it. Yet she is not forever cramming but ready to jazz the piano, plan a feast, carry wood for a bonfire, or do anything she is called on to do. She has a clear, keen yision of true friendship ' ;jis a friend worth having. Slay we liftu you i lay in Sousa ' s Band, some day pas jwe expect? . 9 xV£

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1 ■ ' l ' iT-5 ' KT L .,i i. .K V -j: ' MiLURKi) Bakrow. Faniiville, N. C A I K Neithean ' 24 2. ' ; Y. W. C. A. ' 2-4: Treasurer of Tennis Clnb ' 24; Serretarv of Tennis Clul) ' 2:y ; Hikers Club ' 25 ; Oraena Pi ' 25; Chemistry Club ' 25; House Pro .-tor ' 25 ; Assistant Sunday school Pianist ' 25. Although she is house proctor and makes ns stay in our rooms after li ht bell, when we would like so much to ' o visiting, every one likes her. Her unexpected and lively remarks enliven any conversalion and make her a desirable companion. In any under- taking one finds a staunch and willing worker. Givjns: her best, expecting the best. we find her receiving her best and the Cl; of ' 25 has been very fortunate in hav- ' ■Miil as a member. yj Vidi.A Biiwi.ios. Helena, N. C. Y. V. C. A. J-J.-); Xeithean ' 24 25; Treasuiir of the Koxboio Club ' 24; Sec- retary of the Roxborn Chib ' 2.j; Hikers Club ' 24; Cliemistry Club ' 25; Dramatic Club ' 24. Who by her quiet uuassuuiini; manner has made many friends that will jro with her through life. Viola rherishc-s ijreat anibi- tiiins that will some day be realized by ]ier steady efforts in all she undertakes. ? %- 4 i- pG