Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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3 -nwsm i« Senior Jemima Iji. ii.maais 1 A O N.illuan l.a.-r 1-. A.. ■i4-;:u- Oluh, ' LM- ' aH: .•Spanish t ' liib. KM IKI II, V. C. ' 17; Ba =k(-thaM. ' J l- ' 25rTenni.s Hikers Club. ' ei- ' SK; Pi-t-sidint. 27: rr»-sifl ' nt. Fl-ijshinan «;ia?s, .M : President. Person i;uuiuy t ' luli. ' lmj; Ti- as- uii-V. .lunioi- claSB. ' 26; T ' -asurtr. Seniur Class. ■ ' ; Preacher ' s Uiiuslitei ' s ' Cluli. ' i ' 1- ' :;S- ' 2B-. Sisters ' Club. ' 21: Clilif Mai-shai, ' - ' i;; I ' -ain.iiic Club, ■ 1- ' 25- ' 3li- ' 27; .May Qufen. ■- ' ' ■•. Beauty, grace ami charm certainly form tlie re(|uisites nf a ciiicen. Since Jay lias all these, and more, we thiiiK that LouishiirK Col- lege girls could not haye made a more suit- able choice for their first May Queen. Jay is beautiful, not only in form, but in char- acter. Her constant efforts to help her com- panions in any way possible have endeared her to the -ivhole school. llils of fairy laiKjIitrr: the tinkle of bells ; a bed of pansies. WlN ' CY ZiLL.AH Bl.AKEXEV CHARLOITE, N.yCjjj Q Sea Gift Literary Society. ' 2()- ' 2i ; ' SPOretary, Sea Gift Literary Society. ' 27; V. W. C. A., ■2ii- ' 27; Tennis Club. ' 26- ' 27; Hikers i. ' .ub, 2K- ' 27: Sr ' an- ish Club. ' 27; White I ' at Club. I ' T; . ' ri, i i, y. White Cat Olub, ' 27. Since A ' incy is one of the smallest members of the Senior Class, we sometimes wonder where she keeps her vast amount of knowl- edge stored away. She is always ready with an answer to any question that she may be asked. She has the power of reasoning that seems denied to others, and when she does not know a thing she at once sets herself to the task of learning. Wincy is often called inno- cent. Her very expression portrays the sweet and child-like part of her character. Her cheer Hello often casts a ray of sunshine in the heart of some loTielv girl. i glets; rbscKooJ ; a litiklin; brook.

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Lillian V chk Howell A I K O ILDSBORO, N. C. FR.wcts Parker Wool — ' » ' nEKI FKSnS-. K. lEFF , ry Socii ' ty, ' 1 amatic Club. ri- ' 2i:- ' V, V. I ' . StM-riHal-y •Tennis CUib. 1. ' - . Tennis Club, klin c.hpnU ' CluU. , ' 26: Uin ' l-Sryjpd- , alui Tt asul ' 1»3r. Dramatic Club. ' I ' fi; IliHfis ' Club. ' SB; Fran: ' 2r ; ' oiniiiencoment Marshal. ' 2fi: Uit i i Itor of The Oak, , ' -1(7; VIce-PresHnl «ijiJlo j CI«.SS. ' 2 7. ' rS ' -i Lillian lloivell, the niece nt our dearly b Ibved friend and trustee, knnivn to all the co lltge girls as Uncle Frank, has been a part if Louisburg and Loiiisburg ColleRe for a umber of years. It is with regret that we ee her leave us. So many thiuRs can be said if Lillian, as she is prominent in every phase of campus life, that we are at a loss where to start. On the class, in the Dramatic Club, our devotional life, on the tennis court, twe find Lillian among the leaders. ? i .Withoan l,it ' ' Tary SiM-Jeiy. ' 75( lff ,27 : ' . V. C A... Zzi- ' 2ti- l : ' J ' .-nnis Club, ' 2n; I iramaitc ..Ckibl ' L ' . ' t; Onh.stra. ' i ' .--: Tri a ;uit ' r, Snpljoniore CMass. ' 2 ' : Srjphonioii- i ' h,er l.rad«T, ■2. ' .; Y. W. . Secretary, 2 ' :; Svnrutary. ytu i«-nt cnuncil, presidt nt. Scninr Class, ' 27. r ' Brrakjnsts in hrA ; ixntkini tlir } i i heart: moods: roinancr. Poets sing of inspiration! If the Senior Class vas made up of poets, we would all sing of our inspiratittn — Frances. Indeetf, her calm and unruffled capability in the face of sometimes seemingly impossible proposition , is an example to the rest of us in facing our everyday tasks. Her determination is only ecjualed by her success. If she will, she will, you may depend on ' t ; if she won ' t, she won ' t, so there ' s an end on ' t. Here ' s to the Senior ' s beloved President I ijrfZir ' ' Snotw on a mountain peak; neat Jtolehooks ready to be handed in; conscieniiousncss. '

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- tc; 6i Dr f M U ■ ' ' XA ♦ »i- Bse - «;« 1 t ' y M fe. ! X Jr ' Senior Ch lass r likerl lY Elizabeth D.Avr RAI.EIGH, X. C. . Society. •26--2-; Y. W. C. Jpresident. Noithean Society, ■26; Gli ' f null, ' 2 ' . Nfil heTirt ' Liferary Jiocit-ti . ' ■Jt ' ' ' J ' i: Horn ' Ec-jiiomii-s ' •Int., ■?«. 1 w. c. , Hikur mm m „Gi gle, giggle, jump and iggle, i ' avs, the most contrary; ' ' ' - Fyied with sweetness, vim and mi ' tat ' s jour littfe lyiary! Sw et, beguiling, ever smiling — hat ' s her type nf being; Ah ays giving joy to living, Sending trouble fleeing. rhqugh our parting noiv is starting, We shall ever love her; our praying we are saying, Hpiiiii jaaT; rupVcruanT SliaJniis danc- ing in tlir sun: bits of sunshine perpimj tlirouijh tlie leaves; Aunt Saltjufii ■ .• ' J r, ( i ' o word (it ours, no stroke of pen -Tfl ari justice do for her; when she ' s near, our wordings then ■ ecoine a senseless bhir. These earsi have given her a place That others daren ' t take; Within our hearts her friendly face Will e ' er its dwelling make. Old Louisburg ' s long ancient halls Have never known her peer ; j .;T Fhough now the hour of parting falls, -A riQyj: rnemories hold her Jiean r; peife of manner; ' ' IqrranJ cuffs: friendliness. ' n i ' i M r:«i d c=