Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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y ▼vrr»T»¥ THE • 1 25 • MOUNTAINEER ' . . r r . r . C. H. TROWBRIDGE, President Education and Religiotis Education .B., Pritcliett Institute 1893; Summer student. University of Chi- cago, 1896, 1903, 1905; A.B., Harvard, 1901, and A.M., 1902; Graduate student. University of Iowa, 1920-21. Teat-lier and Principal, Missouri Public Schools, 1893-1896; Professor Science, Central College for Women, 1896-1900; Instructor in Chemistry, Manual Training School of Washington University, 1902-1907; Superintendent Brevard Institute, 1907-1923. Weaver College, 1923—. 6 1

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r ▼ V r r r THE ♦ 1025 • MOUNTAINEER •9 t Y Y ▼ T ▼ T Bebication TO MR. DAVID EDWARD SKINNER an alumnus of Weaver College, a captain of industry, whose bene- faction has made us his debtors, this, the third volume of THE MOUNTAINEER is dedicated. 5 ]

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jforetuorb U SE present to you, this, the third volume A of The Mountaineer. It is the record of our faihires and achievements, of our joys and our sorrows, of our inspirations and hopes. Whatever we of the staff have done to publish it has been a labor of love. The time, the energy, the self-denial, have been recompensed by the joy we have received because of having attempted to do a hard job well. If we have failed, be sparing in your criticism; if we have succeeded, be gen- erous in your praise. We desire to express our gratitude to Mr. J. H. Burrus, whose work and advice have con- tributed to the artistic success of this publication, and to Miss Lueile Smith, who has helped to make it a literary success. The Staff.