Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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SALLIE GREEN ALLISON Horse Shoe. N. C. A friend sincere and true Always cheerful and studious too. Mnemosynean Literary Society, Chaplain; Life Service Band, President; Rutherford- Polk- Henderson Club; Elected Class Man- Hater. S ' allie Green ' s modest ways and her will- ingness to help at all times have won her many friends. She is one of our very best religious workers, and a wonder worker at that; so we wish her the greatest success for the future. As president of the Christian Service Band, she has accomplished great things; she has made the Band a far greater success than it has ever been before. Perhaps this is because she always stands up for the right no matter what it might cost. Her heart is overflowing with those little unremembered acts of kindness and of love which make for the truest friend. GEORGE FREDRICK BAIER, III AsHEVILLEj N. C. The school ' s loss is the world ' s eternal gain. Delphian Literary Society, Vice-President ' 27. Critic ' 28, Program Committee ' 28; Moun- taineer Staff, Editor-in-Chief; College Council; Maintenance of Order Committee, Chairman ' 27 ; Toastmaster Junior-Senior Banquet ' 27 ; Assistant Librarian; Varsity Football ' 2C - ' 27; Basketball ' 27; Assistant Manager Basketball Team; Baseball ' 27; Tennis Club; Buncombe County Club ' 27, Secretary and Treasurer 28; Dramatic Club; Rutherford-Polk-Hender- son Club, Honorary Member; Debate Council; Inter-collegiate Deflating Team; Elected Most Manly Boy; Elected Second Best All-round Boy. ' Red has carried off most of the honors of our class, but we are not jealous because he is worthy of them all. There are always some who stand above their classmates, and Red , with his ability and persistence, is a man of this type. He studies for a purpose and that purpose is to develop himself in the broadest way possible. We love him because he is a friend to all. GoUY. ' if Cor SO AiycM T o DO I SVST DONT A 0W VH£ytF TO START 15 211