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

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ke twentieth y-jradiAailna L u a65 PAUL H. REYNOLDS The Bard ' , a home-lovin guy, and no wonder, will soon be studying Electrical En- gineering at State College. He ' ll take time out from studies for a game of chess or a good whodunit . - L RGARET KATHERIXE SAMS Well I never, if it isn ' t Kitten and her fav- orite shadow, Walter. This vivacious little brunette plans to be a modern secretary. LORETTA KAY SMITH Kay — the shining light — goes in for study- ing astronomy . With those beautiful brown eves, she ' ll go a long way in the secretarial field. HO ARD SUTTLE Tall, dark, and ooh - - - is ' F. H. , the heart-throb of Biltmore Tech who is still footloose and fancy free, so take a hint — learn to cook spaghetti, his favorite food. GEORGE W. WOOTEX To become a taxidermist, George plans to start by majoring in Zoology. Here at Bilt- more he is taking the initial step toward a wonderful profession. Stay with it George. BETTY JANE YORK Personality plus a lot of good looks equals Chic Co-Ed. Her winning smile will make a big dent on the hearts at Furman Lniver- sitv and elsewhere. Sophomores Not Pictured HARRY BRO ■N MOSS MILLER. IR. 1. F. MYERS ELBERT H. OWXBEY ALBERT E. PARR. MORE, JR. ARXOLD PHILLIPS VICKERS RHETT GEORGE SIMPSON THEODORE SUMNER T. J. WOOD

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ke twentieth. -jvadiAaima L ia:i6 MARY JO KELLY Never do today when can be done tomor- row says our brunette from Georgia, but we know she doesn ' t really practice this. Al- though we hate to lose Jo, her main ambition is to get back to Georgia and pronto!! PATRICIA ANNE LAUGHTER Believe it or not, Pat likes to cook. Chow Mein and steak will always be tops on her menu. As for music she ' ll take semi-classi- cal. Pat, who can do almost anything, will surely make good at L ' .N.C. MARY CAROLINE OLINGER Hat ' s off to Jerry, our cheerful, hard work- ing girl who always has Biltmore ' s best in- terest at heart. No matter how busy she is, she can always find time for one more job. A Psychology major, Jerry plans to do social work. ANNIE LAURA ORDERS Ann enjoys listening to semi-classical music with a certain someone. There won ' t be much time for her favorite activity — that of knitting — when she goes to N. C. State. MRS. GEORGE D. OSWALD, JR. Out of the heart of the South comes a real good looking girl who is making a wonderful wife for George. Jinx ' s favorite pastime is cooking and we can see where that will come in handy in her present profession. JOHN DONALD PARKER This ex-navy man is at his best on the bas- ket ball court or football field. Soon he ' ll be studying Mechanical Engineering at N. C. State. L. L. PRESNELL, JR. Another one of our veterans lucky enough to have a wife to help iron out the difficulties of school is L. L. Presnell. With a backing like this he should go far at Virginia Poly- technical Institute. RALPH H. REED, JR. This veteran is another of our married stu- dents who is taking advantage of the G. I. Bill. Even with a nineteen months old boy he finds time for a work-out at the Y, and a horseback ride.

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