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

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1 . - . -l- . . ...a no 1 . LELIA MARINDA NICOLL, NON. i www TRAVELERS REST, S. C. She is posxexxed of the inexhauxlible good nature, which is the chuitext gift of Heaven. In Nick we find a faithful and conscientious friend, She doesn't talk so much as do some others, but she proves to us the slogan that a still tongue denotes a wise head, Her modesty and reservedness hint to us the depth of her character, which makes her loved by manyg and she carries with her our best wishes for a big success. Officer B. Y. P. U. '26: Y. VV. A. Circle Leader '26-'27, S. C. Club '25-'26-'Z7g Officer S S. Class '26g Officer Society '26-'27. ALBERT BEECHER KINNEY, PHI. A, B. - Htcn Rocx, N. C. The talent of .surfers it nothing more than doing what you can do well, and doing well fwhatezfer you fan do. Kinney is rather quiet and serious. He shows extraordinary talent in various fields of Science, being an outstanding student in the courses in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. He goes about things in his own way and thereby makes himself felt in the different activities You the Hill . Yet underneath his scientific appearance he has a heart of pure gold. S. S. '25-'26, Officer B. Y. P. U. '25-'26g Science Club '25-'26g President Davidson County Club 525. e EDRIE ALICE GLAZBNER, CLIO. Allie Cx-use CITY, Vmcmm A noble woman truly fair, Sober, Jteadfarl, and denture. Modest of speech, womanly in manner, and of unblemished character. Such a manner wins for admiration wherever she goes. Alice is much loved by all the girls. She is ready and willing to help anyone even though it is sometimes inconvenient to do so. Officer S. S. '25-'26g Sec. B. Y. P. U. '26, Officer Society '26. JLG'-

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JAMES DURNVARD HOFLER, PHI. Sl1or!iz ' Honasviiie, N. C. Too lafw they build who build Izcnmili the stun. 'Hof' is a dependable, and unradical student. He has a happy disposition and also an appreciation of life. His self--sustaining duties have not prevented him from being ri student of notable rank. Hofler seems to commit himself to legal proceedings, and we predict for him a successful career. Officer Society '2-H Officer Society 'ZSQ Officer B. Y. P, U. '25-'26g President S. S. Class '25-'26. BESSIE LOIS TYSINGER, CLIO Tul1by DENTON, N. C. A perfed 'woman nvbly planned, to warn, to romfarl and command. For an earnest reliable thinker and worker who is dependable, conscientious and sure, we present you 'Tubbyf She is a girl who is always awake to duty and service and she doesn't wait to be called the second time. Quality doesn't always come in small packages, 'Tubby' is a lovable girl and she knows how to be jolly. Officer S. S. '25g Officer B. Y. P. U. '25-'26. HILARY TILLET CAINE, EU. Cane ELIZABETHTOVVN, N. C. Nothing ir imporsible for patience and per.re+verancr. We admire Hilary for his ability to do things. His personality wins friends for him, and his seriousness of purpose holds them. He is a hard worker who masters the task before him. Nothing is too difficult to be accomplished by him. The zeal with which he goes about the task makes things easy. VVe see success for him in the future and we expect great things o him. ' ' if 5. Officer S. HS. '24: Officer B. Y. P. U. '2Sg Member Science Club '25-'26-'27g Member Dramatic Club '26-'27g Representative to Southern Studenr's Conference on International Re- lations '26g Officer Society '26-'27. ' V . v i

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Q 1 1 I I I,-N,x,.?:? -N 4?fj4-, f'N.f'W 'ef ttf itf1ffw.,M fn is s. -ff-i ffs, . . Q S 7-rv 4 LEXVIS BYNUM FREEMAN, Elf Frm'man RUN-ieronnrox, N, C. II it muff: lffllfr lu folio-u' the tluldofu' of Ihr lfrxl than lu remain in lflz' 'tL'0rrI. Freeman came to us two years ago a stranger, but being a young man with Z1 gentle dis- position, and the possessor of winning qualities, he very early won the admiration of the faculty and student body. His life on our campus has been lived in harmony with the Christian ideals of the schoolg his work as a stutlent anil other college activities has demon- strated his capibility as a man of vision and genuine worth. B. Y. P. U. officer '26-'27g S. S, Officer '26-'ZTQ President Rutherford-Cleveland County Club H263 President Rutherford County Club '27g Chorus '.Zb. NINA DeBRI'HL, CLIO. Ned ASHEVILLE. N. C Tl1frf aff rmne' like lzrr, none. It is not an easy thing to say just what we want ltr about Nina. Her excellent ability and originality in class room, her quiet, friendly manner on the campusg and her ready re- ponse to school activities, have made for her a place in our hearts that no one but Nina can fill. Corresponding Secretary B. S. U. '263273 Officer B. Y. P. U. 'Z6-'Z7g Anniversary Or- ator '26g Scribleris Club '26-'273 Officer Y. VV. A. '26g Hill Top Reporter '26-'Z7g Buncombe County Club '25-'26-'27q Officer S. S. Class '26g Officer B. Y. P. U. '26q Class Poet '27g Sec- retary Society '27: Alt. Intercollegiate Debater '27. D. MOODY BRIDGES. PHI. Bosric, N. C. Claw Io rlzr fu-orla' Ilze bex! you hafur, and the bn! 'will fame bark lu you. Moody has a way of mastering every subject that he undertakes. Simplicity and earn- estness are an innate part of his attitude toward his work. His talent as a student has won the confidence of his class-mates and also of the faculty, He is self-reliant but always ready to lend a helping hand. President B. Y. P. U. '263 Officer B. Y. P. U. '26: Officer S. S. '26g Sec. S. S. '26g Officer Society '26: Science Club '25-'26g Scribleris Club '26-'27,