Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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ege seniors Jewel L. Nicholson SALEM, INDIANA t!)30 — President Girls ' Glee Club; Christian Workers ' Association: Ramblers ' Club; Song Leader Parthenian Literary Society. 1931 — Secretary Ramblers ' Club; Vice-President and Chaplain Parthenian Lit rary Society; Christian Workers ' Association; Fine Arts Club; Chorus; Associate Editor-in-Chief Darda. Jewels are rare but some are found. Here is a genuine jewel, one which will shine through- out life. Sincerity characterizes her. No task is so small that it does not receive that degiee of care and thought that it requires to be done well. Sincerity is a jewel within itself. Sweet and stately graces of womanhood. ' and with all the Frank G. Helm MADISON ' , TENNESSEE 1930 — Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee. 1931 — Parthenian Literary Society; Ministerial Asso- ciation. A more worthy cause can no man pursue than does this young man; that is to be a soul winner for God. Frank, we desire that you be faithful to the task to which God has called you and be able to say when you have finished your work on earth as Jesus said, I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do. Firm of purpose, strong of heart. '

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College Seniors Bert W. Richardson JASPER, ALABAMA 1930 — President Parthenian Literary Society; Presi- dent Athletic Association; Boys ' Glee t ' lub. 1 »3 1 — Vice-President Alabama club. Here is a fellow as merry as the day is long, All who know Bert like to be in his company, be- cause his presence drives away the thoughts of worry and makes one see the silver lining of the cloud. Bert, continue making glad sad hearts, for many are almost bowed to earth by their weight of care. To live as gently as I can; To he, no matter where, a man. Mary Louise Kilgore NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE L930 — Girls 1 Glee Club; Chorus. 1931 — Girls ' Quartette, Christian Workers ' Associa- tion; Parthenian Literary Sockty. Earnestness is a trait possessed by those who have steadily but surely climbed to success. Not only what the world would call success, but the kind that God can put hi , seal upon. We mii- cerely hope for more earnest girls like Mary to help promote God ' s cause and kingdom on th. j earth. How siveet and gracious even in com- mon speech. 27

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College Seniors D. Kelly Thetford UNION CHURCH, MISSISSIPPI 1930 — President Athl tic Association; Captain Col- lege Basketball Team; Parth nian Literary Society. 1931 — Athletic Association: Parthenian Literary Society; Chorus; Fine Arts Club; Band. Dickens says that there is some credit in being jolly. If that be true, which we believe it to be, here is a boy who is due credit. Merrily, merrily, he goes along. Kelly, If you can stop one heart from breaking Or help one fainting robin Into its tifst again, You shall not have lived in vain. If worry were thi would live forever. cause of death. 1 Pocahontas T. Wolford DOVER, TENNESSEE 1931 — Parthenian Literary Society; Fine Arts Club; Christian Workers ' Association. Sedateness is prized by all people everywher; whether they desire to be sedate or not. Poca- hontas possesses this characteristic in a great degree. Pe pie of such a disposition usually render to the world a worthy service. Press ever onward and upward toward the mark for th; prize of the high calling of God which is in Christ Jesus. A ready smile oft lifts a world of for row.