University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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No Pictures JULES BLOMBERG Born : New York. East High School. 1938. FRAXK DUNNE Born: St. Petersburg, Fla. Valley Springs High School, 1938. HARRY BUCKNER Born: Asheville, N. C. West Buncombe High School, 1934. DEAN GARDNER Born : Chicago, 111. Senn High School, 1938. JAMES DENNY Born : Black Mountain, N. C. Black Mountain High School, 1938. WILLIAM JOHNSON Born: Asheville, N. C. Lee H. Edwards High School. 1938. RICHARD SCHARFF Born: New Bern, N. C. Lee H. Edwards High School, 1938.

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MARK SMITH Jiom: Asheville. N C Haw Creek High School. 193S. ETHEL STROUPE Bom: Asheville. X. C. Lee H. Edwards High School. 1937. JOHX THAYER. JR. Born: Asheville. X C Lee H. Edwards High School, 1938. LOUIS VAN DYCK Bom: Portsmouth. Ya. Lee H. Edwards High School. 193S. EARL WEST Bom: Andrews. X. C. Lee H. Edwards High School. [938 HEXXY SPAAXBROEK Born: Amsterdam, Holland. Lee H. Edwards High School, 1937. MARY G. TEXXEXT Born: Asheville, X C Lee H. Edwards High School. 1938. POLK THRELKELD Born : Robinsville. X. C. Lee H. Edwards High School. 1938. GILMER WEATHERLY Bom : Bristol, Tenn. Black Mountain High School. 1938. JACQUELINE YARR. Bom: Asheville, X. C. Lee H. Edwards High School. 1938.

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Sophomore Class Will -Someone who can really Stanford — A vocabulary of Amer- Gough — A fresh batch of little We. the class of ' . 9, being of unsound, but disposing mind, bad memory, and poor under- standing, dc make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. e direct that all our ornerous debts, tuition, and graduating expenses be paid as scon as may be after our graduation. We herebv give, de- vise, and bequeath untc the following named: To Dean Llcyd- speak his English. Tc Miss Bryan — A class with an attitude. To Fess Merrill— A bird pie baked of the link birdies who tell him all the school scandal. To Dr. Mann — A limit, (since he has never b;en able to find one). I Mr. Stevenson — Some moustache wax. Tc Mrs. Hawes — Some water-wings. To Mrs. Stvles — A free one-way ticket to Chapel Hill. To Mrs. ican slang. To Mr. demons . To Dr. Mead — A pulpit. To Miss Beckett — A Library fres from jitter- bugs and bridge-players. To Mr. L ' gan — The Shew-Off? toupee. To future couples — A -six-inch rule donated by Miss Bryan. To Juanita Bell — A foot of Allen Luther ' s height. To Polk Threlkeld — LeRoy Love ' s assumed adult air. To Freshman Girls — Another Casanova like Melvin Elias. To the Laboratory Frogs — A gravevard. Ti Anyone — Lucy Carland ' s three-day- drunk. To. Bill Johnson — Hoyt Acker ' s Charles Atlas physique. To Phil Hoyle — Mere things to put off till tomorrow. 1 1 Neal Evans — Grady Reagan ' s basso pro- fundo. To Aylette Griffin- air. To Maurine Ladv — fane Smathers ' s sxeeze: -Harrie: Allen ' s college To Pat Strcupe — Another Bill. To Henny Spaanbroek — More boys previously- unattacked. To Dot Davenport — A little of Hurley Mc- intosh. To Humble Freshmen — Bill Horton- superb EGO. To the next Editor of Bluet. ' — A staff that will read its material before the printer does. To Kenneth Donald — Bro ' Durner ' s yvim. yvigor. and witality. To the Library- — Priscilla Xoyes donates her autobiography yvhich proves that the Yanks are still gunnin ' for Southern scalps (male). To next years Plavyvright — Eileen Smith leayes her Sister Mouse — yvhich got caugh: in a trap and turned cut tc be a yvharf-rat. I - Alma Lee Cathey — Mildred Cose ' s per- manent. ' To Dixcn Richardson — Stanley Garrison ' s Packard. To Freshies. yvho can always use them — Nickels for the coke and candy machin - To Jce Davis — Sheik Chamock ' s I in lability tc rr.oyv- ' em-doyvn. To Louis Van Dyck — Bill Hendricks ' s spe- cial spot on Beaucatcher. To William Brooks — Aubrey Dicus ' s quiet, unassuming air and modest personality. To the college Piano — Another George Young. To Cecile Devenish — Betty Lou Moore ' s Fatal Fascination. — And Dick Kaplan yve leave We further provide and direct that, in the event that we should not all graduate at one and the same time, the great bedy of those hopeless ungraduates. who, after two years of toil, strife, and teachers have not yet reached our high posi- tion in life, be buried in their studies for one more year — it ' s their funeral. (Signed) SOPHOMORES OI ' 39. (Seal) Witness - Mildred O m Eileen Smith. Hurley McIntosh.