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

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f i Ill 111 fr. K'-M f'N,A N, fs' 5- , WW. xizf W -:M .'--A f WFP? rrwrf JACOB NV.-XRD STONE, EU. Julrc URRUM, N. C. .-I quillfr nrfwr fwinr and a fu-innrr unter quits. Jake is one of the outstanding athletes of the Senior class of '27. Going out from us he carries with him two stars, an emblem, and a gold football which assures anyone of his ability as an athletic man, During his stay at the Hill jake has won a numlver of friends. The boy with a good disposition, a quiet and unassuming manner with gentle-menly attire, a studious person-these characterize jake. He has won the confidence uf his class and as he goes out from this institution, may his success he unsurpassed, Pres. Society '273 Sec. Society '271 Officer Society 'Z6g Officer Society '25g President S. S. Class '26g Vice-pres. S. S. Class '27g Pres. B, Y. P. U. '27g Varsity Football 'ZS326-'27g Comm Marshal '25, Member Science Club H265 Member M Cluh '26-'27: Assoc. Editor Laurel '27. 'DEBORAH BLANCHE CLARK, CLIO. Finn' Rocic. N. C. Her air had it meaning, lirr mu-wmenrs fi yrizrrg You iurmul from the fairer! tu gaze an lurr fare. 'Blanche' is a girl of high christian character, distinguished among the crowd, and loved by all, we predict for her success any where. Officer S. S. '25-'26-'27g Officer Y. W. A. '25-'26-'27g Science Club '26-'273 Chorus '26-'27. C. E. HYDE, EU. BIafkI1oy ANDREWS, N. C. Lowe make.: red hair golden, grey lmir Jil-wr, and a lfuld limi! 11 noble brow. He is a mountain hoy with a character as pure and clear as those streams of his native hills. Quiet unassuming he goes his way and lets others go theirs. Yet with all his quietness he is liked and has influence with his fellow students. Commencement Declaimer 'Z7g Intercollegiate Debater '27. 'Summer School Graduate.

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f 1 -A 4 A 3 C an fx 'RUTH ELIZABETH BARRS, CLIO. Bobby WELCOME, N, C. She fu-as a form of life and light, That, rem, became a part of right. So does a charming personality fleet the time away that it seems as but yesterday that Ruth came into our midst. But. nevertheless, in so short a time her undaunted will, her jolly spirit, her high ideals, have won on our hearts an enviable place. VVhen we were blue, she was as a fountain in the desert, a bird in the solitude, a rose in the wide waste. YVere it the last drop in the well, as we gasped upon the brink, it is to thee, Ruth Barrs, that we would surely drink! Officer S. S. Class '26g Officer B. Y P. U. '26 Secretary S. S. Class '26g Officer B. Y. P. U. '26, lVIember Science Club '25-'263 Officer Society 'Z6g Member Dramatic Club '26-'27g An- niversary Marshal '26, General Officer Y. VV. A. '26-'273 Officer Y. VV. A. '25-'26g Officer Davidson County Club. j. P. HUSKINS, PHI. -LJ. P. BURNSVILLE, N. C. Don't appear ar if you had bought the Lworld for a nickel and wanted your money hack. Many have tried to find the depth of his thought but it seems that only one has trod- den in the sacred hall of his storehouse. 1. P. always stands at the head of his classes and seems to have the knowledge that many desire. The excellent mind of our schoolmate has never made him conceitedg he lives with us, laughs with us, and lends a helping hand. Officer B. Y. P. U. '25-'26-'27, Officer S S. '25-'26-'27 Officer Society '25-'26-'27g Yan- cey County Clubg International Relations Club, Officer Scribleris Club: President Science Club '26q Anniversary Representative '26, Editor-in-chief HILL TOP '26-'27. EUZELIA C. SMART, CLIO. Smarty Bosrrc, N. C. R. F. D. 3. Tho' lost to right, to memory dear, thou ever -wilt remaing One only hope our heartx can cheer, the hope to meet again. Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone seems to be Euzelia's philosophy of life. She is, indeed, possessed of the inexhaustible good nature, which is the choicest gift of Heaven. And it is in this spirit that she has proved herself a real leader, a loyal student, and a trustworthy friend, capable of sympathy and exultation. Glee Club '25-'26: Chorus '25'26g Officer B. Y. P. U. '25, Officer B. Y. P. U. '26, Officer S. S. Class 'ZSQ President S. S. Class '26g Alt. Commencement Orator '26, Officer Y. W. A. '25-'26g Asst. Chief Marshal Phi. Anniversary '26g Secretary College Church '26-'27g Pres- ident Society '26g Officer C-I Class '25-'26g Officer Rutherford County Club '25-'26g Member Scribleris Club. 'Summer School Graduate. ' - .. Q -' -. f - '-2-1-1' f-2 1- rf

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1 . Vu f . A .4 1 - LEVVIS G. PRINCE. PHI. Lukf ' UNION, S. C. 1lIyfri.endr lzafue rome unsoughl. -The Grmt God ga-ve them to me. Lewis is not like everybody else. His dignity, earnestness and sincerity demand the admiration of all who know him, Excellent as a student, unexcelled as an athlete and trust- worthy as a friend, he has justly won an outstanding position on our campus. Though often a dreamer, with lofty ideals, his friendly manner easily makes him one of the 'fellows.' May life give to you all the happiness that belongs to a 'Prince.' President S. C. Club, President S S. Class, Officer S. S. Class '26, Officer B. Y. P. U. '25- '26, Class Basketball '25-'26-'27, Baseball squad '26, Officer Society '26, Member Science Club. ROSALIE ESTRIDGE, NON. .fR0,, LANCASTER, S. C. It ir beller to lmfve lafwd and last than nefver to have loizfed at all. 'Ro' hailed at Mars Hill a full grown senior, tho' you'd never know it from her size. However her size did not interfere with her popularity. She is an 'all round' student as well as a 'fiddlerf To sum up her characteristics we can say 'To know her is to love her.' Since she changes her course so often me hardly know whether she is taking a B. S. or Mrs. 4 College Orchestra '26, Chorus '26, South Carolina Club. BRUCE MILTON TOMUBERLIN, PHI. Tomlin Swiss, N. C. ln all contentions put a bridle on your tongue. Bruce has won the admiration of the entire student body and faculty by his unusual ability as a student. He doesn't have so much to say, but when Bruce speaks, we listen to him. He puts his heart in his work, this is one reason he has proved himself so capable as a leader. His kind words and smiles when met upon the campus have made the students feel that in him they had a really true and honest friend. We feel confident that whatever he does out yonder will be a great success. 'Head President C. O. D. S. S. '26-'27, President of Scribleris Club '26-'27, Commencement Representative '26, Anniversary Representative '26, Vice-president Society '25, Treasurer Scribleris Club '25-'26, Vice-president Society '26, Treasurer Science Club '26-'27, Officer Society '25, Otlicer S. S. '25, Officer B. Y. P. U. '25, Oflicer Society '26, Officer B. Y. P. U. '26, Delegate Southern Student's Conference on International Relations '26, Intercollegiate Debater '26. A' -' - -Amir r -Fu'