Montreat Anderson College - Agape / Sundial Yearbook (Montreat, NC)

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Montri l Xormai. Sciiooi. T H E S U N D I A I. Page Three CO I-LEG F. SENIORS CHARACTERISTICS Lroiu Loins “(ientle in manner, hut firm in reality. Ludic’s gentleness yet firmness won for her several leading olhccs in the two years -Ik- has been at Montreat. She served as vicc-pi ident of the student body, incmber of the choir, president of the Phil Society, and president of the Christian Endeavor. M kv Franc i • II vkri i.i. Of fenile min I, of massive heart, she always aets well her fart Man Frances is an active member of our class and one upon whom we can depend. We are looking for the future to give ncr great success. Lei. Mak Thomas Good things ate generally put up in small packages.” Lula Mac i little; he makes her-elf seen and heard. She i' al- ways willing to tease one and very willing to Ik- teased in return. Mar«.ari I Sl.AIIOKN “.•I gentle way, a pretty face, a sweet-toned voice, a fairy-like grace. Margaret’- beauty and winsome personality won for her the honor of being crowned our May Queen of 1931. She i- a jolly good sport, kind and friendly. Esti:i.i.i: Thomas She is friendly and keen, both heard and seen Estelle is the slim-Jim of our class, although at times it may seem that her temper harmonizes with her black hair and eves. We find her to be a jolly good sport and pal. Li na Rosi Poovky Sot too serious, not too gay, hut a jolly good friend in every way. We remember her as the capable president of our class. She is a good, all-round, substantial, businesslike piece of humanity that the class could not get along without. Mary Branchi. “Her pleasant smile and kindly ways will live in our memories all our days. Mary has a big heart and a winning personality. She is a good sport, and very ambitious. May these qualities which have made her school days happy go with her throughout life. Mary received the loving cup la't year for being our Best All-round Student. Cakoi.yn Kim i V She doesn't put things off; she puts things over. The following offices which Carolyn has held proves her pop- ularity .md ability: (President t Junior Normal Class (1929-30); President of Student Body (1930-31); President of Sunday School Chi- (1929-30); President of Philalethia Society (1929-30); Cap- tain of Phil Basketball team (1929-30); and Secretary of Choir (1930-31). CONTINUCO ON PAGC FIVC