Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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HAZEL KATI-IERYN SMITH, CLIO. Red GASTONIA, N. C, Not too serious, not too gay, but a good pal in efwry way. Silently she slips across the campus and tenderly glides into our hearts soling manner and modesty has won for her friends both great and small . Her quiet, con- . The two great characteristics of womanhood, patience and gentleness, are portrayed in her character as she performs her daily tasks. Officer Y. VV. A. '25-'26, Officer B. Y. P. U. '26g Officer S. S. Class '26, Secretary B. Y. P. U. '26, Treasurer Society '26-'27. f'OS'I'ELLE ALVIN WARREN, PHI. Rube Gssroum, N. C. Heart: that feel and eye: that :mile are the dearest gift: that Heafuen .rupplie.v. Rube is always in a hurry and wearing a pleasant smile. His high ideals are his great- est asset. Also his determination is equal to the task of living these ideals. On account of his ability to deal wisely with boys and girls, we hope, and look forward to a high degree of suc- cess for him in the field of law for which he is preparing himself. Associate Editor Laurel '27, President of Gaston County Club '26-'27, International Re- lations Club '26-'27, Officer S. S. 'Z6g Officer B. Y. P. U. '26, Dramatic Club '26-'27, Anniver- sary marshal '26, Intercollegiate Debater '27, President B. Y. P. U. '27, President S. S. '27. KBESSIE MARCELLA SNYDER, NON. BETA, N. C. Every grateful and generous quality of fwamanlzaod lzarmunioutly blended in her naturef' Bessie, kind gentle Bessie is she! Yes, this may be said of her as she is seen in the halls and in the classroom, or in the midst of her labors as Secretary of the College Organized De- partment. Other outstanding characteristics of Bessie are her clear head and sincere heart. Her clearness and wisdom in thought is felt even in conversation with her. Her faithfulness and sincerity of heart is evidenced as she goes about each daily duty. Because of these admirable qualities, she is loved tenderly by the entire student body. Officer Y. W. A. '25g Class basketball '25-'26, Secretary S. S. Class '26, Officer Society '263 Officer B. Y. P. U. '26, Officer Inner Circle '26-'27, Secretary Society '26g Dramatic Club '26-'27 General Secretary C. O. D. '26-'27, 'V Summer School Graduate. l -:f' .L .z:-g,-- A

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' NgfK4T 4 , 'f?'l' f -s f,'4.i- BERTTIE LEIGH HOLLAND, NON. Bert D.tLi..as, N. C. Il'r file .tongs ye sing and the rmilex ye iwear Tl1n!'r nmrzkin' rnnvlline Mfery't-line. Those who have the privilege uf knowing Bert love her. She has won a host of friends and stands high in the hearts of all. Her amiable disposition and attractiveness are worthy of admiration. She is an excellent student, a jolly good sport and then, too, Bert can sing. She is a girl whose personality grows more lustrous as time passes and whose popularity is ever in- creasing. Officer Non Society '26-'27g Officer S. S. '16-'27g Officer B. Y. P, U, '26-'27g Gaston County Club '26g General Treasurer B. Y. P. U, '27g Scribleris Club '27. Anniversary represen- tative '25-'26. SARAH CARTWRIGHT LACY, NON. Ditto ELtzABETH'r0N, 'IiENN. Sheff lofuely, :sweet and all tlze' rn! That might be .mid about herg Bu! of all I'd say, thi: if bmi-We t'ouldn'l do acilliout her. Sarah is one of our few all-round students. In our college activities she holds an impor- tant placeg in our social life she is popularq in the class-room she is an admirable student. Sarah's unadorned manner has won the lasting friendship of those with whom she associates and her loyalty to her friends has made us confident of her ability to accomplish all that she may attempt. Her place with us can never be filled-but in parting, we wish every worth while thing in life for the Sarah we so easily learned to love and admire, Sec. Society '26g Sec. S. S. class '26g Officer B. Y, P. U. '25-'26g Sec. B. S. U. '26-'27g Pres- ident S. S. class '26g Officer B. Y. P. U. '26-'27g Euthalian Anniversary Marshal '26g Scribleris Club '26-'27g Photographic Editor The Laurel '26-'Z7g Dramatic Club '26-'27g Cor. Sec. Soc' iety '26-'27g Anniversary representative '26. ELIZABETH LEWIS, NON. limbo DAL1..ts, N. C, Doe.fn'i pay to -worry, ihingr are bound fa happen rmyfu'ay. Everyone hails her as Lib , In this little bit of a girl we find a pal, a sport, and a thoroughly attractive girl. She is a combination of indifference and charmg but indifferent as she appears to be, you can find no better friend. Officer Society '27: Officer S. S. Class '26-'Z7: Officer Gaston County Club '27g Anniver- sary representative '26.

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if fzf' 4 T ANNIE HOLLINGSVVORTH JONES, NON. Holly CAMERON, N. C. Thy moderly ir ll rnndle to Ilzy mfritf' Here's the girl who has won the admiration and respect of all of us. Annie stands out as the highest type of a girl and the truest kind of a friend, She has been a loyal participant in our joys and sorrows, ever ready to do her part when called upon and always diligent in her studies. And to summarize Annie in a few words is to call her true blue . VVe are confident that what ever field of activity she chooses as her life work, she will always bring hunor to our dear old Alma Mater. President of Inner Circleg Officer B. Y. P. U.: Campus Editor of Laurel '26i V306- President Society: Society Officer 'Zig Alumni Editor of Hill Top '273 General Secretary of Y. VV. A. '26-'Z7: President Teachers Training Class 'Z61 Anniversary Orator '26, President Society '26-'27, Officer B. Y. P. U. '26, BRECIE MCKINLEY CANUP, PHI. Mark KNoxvu.LE, TENN. Enthu.ti11rlir people may make mittzzker, but fain! llmrlr nmmr do anything. Friendly, studious, courteous, and persistent are his outstanding characteristics. Canup's ability as a student marks him as a valuable member of the Senior Class and as Editor-in- chief of the 'tLaurel he has reared to his own name a living monument. His sterling character, his determination, and his sunny disposition have won for him the love and respect of the student body and faculty. He is a big brother to all the girls. We believe that he will ac- complish great success in the religious and educational fields. Editor-in-chief The Laurel '26-'21, Business mgr. The Hill Top '26-'27, Business mgr. college publication 'Z6g PEeside'iit'K Y. P. U. '26q President Tennessee Club '25, President Dramatic Club '26g President A-III Class 'Zig Vice-pres. B. Y, P. U. '26g Vice-pres. S. S. Class '26g Sec. Society '26g Sec. S. S. '263 Anniversary Marshal '26, Anniversary Declaimer '26: C-I Editor of The Laurel '26, Officer Society '25-'26g Class basketball '25g Scribleris Club '26 27q Chorus '27. 'EDVVINA DALRYMPLE, CLIO. lVeinrr FnANKLiN. N. C. HPre'.f a sigh fur ilmrc who lofw me, and a smile for those who hair, and -what erwr .rky's , abuwe me-lzrnfx a hear! for any fate. A heart for any fate tells the whole tale of Edwina. Her ability to stick, her studious nature and her lovable personality combined with a never failing cheerfulness have endeared her to the hearts of all.' Her ideal hasn't appeared yet, but she dreams of the happy future when her prince charming shall arrive on the scene. Officer Society '26g Officer S. S. Class '26g Officer B. Y. P. U. 'Zig Officer Y. W. A. '26, Chorus '263 Officer B. Y. P. U. '26. 'Summer School Graduate.