Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

 - Class of 1926

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Puschia Barnard Beech, N. C. Wisdom and goodness are twin-oorn — one heart Must hold ooth sisters, never seen apart. Weaver College High School; Mnemo- synean Literary Society; Buncombe County Club; Rapunzel Club (5-6); Pep Re- porter; Life Service Band; Business Club; Graduate in Stenographic Work. Here is a girl who has won the admira- tion and respect of us all. With her stead- fastness of purpose and gift of application, the harbor of success will surely be her haven. Appearance: Full grown. Greatest Aversion: Studying chemistry. Favorite Expression: Yon don ' t say Lee Barnett Weaverville, N. C. When love and skill work together — Expect a masterpiece. Jefferson High School; Cliosophic Liter- ary Society; Chaplain College Council; Min- isterial Band; Buncombe County Club; De- bate Council; Mountaineer Staff; Chief Usher 1925; Married April 26, 1924. Everybody likes Barnett. Perhaps this is the reason he was able to secure one of the fair sex before coming to us. When lie came into our midst, he joined the Ministerial Band, and his hard work and noble life have kept him true to his obliga- tion. In the next ten years we anticipate seeing him one of the greatest men in our Church. Appearance: Happy. Greatest Aversion: Collecting jokes. Favorite Expression: Where is Wood- all? age Twenty-six

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E 4 Miss Emma Crayton Sponsor of the Senior Class Officers President Miss Elizabeth Carter Vice-President Mr. EvAN WlLSON Secretary Miss Mary Ellen Powell MOTTO Others COLORS Pi n k and Green CLASS FLOWER Rhododendron Page Twenty-five



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Vernie Bartlett weaverville, n. c. Not too serious, not too gay, But a rare good fellow When it cmmes to play. Rowan County Farm Life School; Clio- sophic Literary Society, Censor; Treasurer, Buncombe County Club (5-6) ; Glee Club (5-6); Tennis Club; Varsity Football Team; Varsity Basketball Team. Whether it be in work or in play, he is there whole-heartedly; and therefore we expect to hear great things of him. We sin- cerely extend to him every good wish for success and happiness, and feel sure Wea- verville will have a citizen of whom she may be justly proud. Appearance: Mostly a smile. Greatest Aversion: Memorizing poetry. Favorite Expression: Shucks! Rot Blackwelder Concord, N. C. A rare combination of quality, noble and true, A ntenty of nt and good sense, too. Brevard Institute; Delphian Literary Society, Critic; College Council; Rat Court; Maintenance of Order Committee; B. I. Club; Dramatic Club; Society Play; Stan- ley-Rowan Club; Student Manager of Football; Inter-Collegiate Debate; Presi- dent Y. M. C. A.; President of Debate Council; The Mountaineer Staff; Best Speaker. Blackie is one of those fellows who present the ideal of the typical Southern gentleman. Debating is his special delight: and he is an orator of no mean ability, for his thoughts are always clear-cut and right to the point. Wherever he goes, the name of Weaver will be honored. Appearance: Debating. Greatest Aversion: Spanish. Favorite Expression: You ' re a doll baby! Page Twenty-seven

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