Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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CHARLES WILLIAM COOK ASHEVILLE, X. C. Quiet ni appearance, zvith motive unknown. Cliosophic Literary Society. Treasurer ' 27; Buncombe County CIuli. Another of Asheville s contributions to Weaver. He is the kind of fellow we like to have around — quiet and reserved, but a true friend, who is always willing to help. He is a commutor, and nothing makes him late to classes but cold weather, warm weather, or over sleeping. SHELBY BOST Concord. X. C. As sweet as the music of Apollo ' s lute. ' ' Mnemosynean Literar Society; Rowan- Stanly Club; Tennis Club; Mmirtaineer Staff. Typist; Class Vamp. Her ability to make friends and keep them, and her rare musical talent demand the respect of her society, her class, and her school. Shell has her fun and frolic too. Of T 411 a= iQv trt TH ' S ' SPAtf, CAQ, i Lerr emT THQU CM, we «j-s use ro n , wteo f co»Pf 5 p mil . 4N0 THAT ' S WNV M SO S All!

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LOIS BECKERDITE Winston Salem, N, C Affection warm, and faith sincere. And soft humanity arc here ' Mnemosynean Literary Society ' 27, Cen- sor ' 28; Life Service Band, Vice-President 27- ' 28; Tennis Club ' 27- ' 2K; Hiker ' s Club ' 27; Rowan-Stanly Club; Basketball ' 27; Debate Council; College Choir; lunior Class Sponsor ' 27. We all love ' Becky ; who wouldn ' t? She ' s ,i cheerful, sincere friend to all. She and Hartselle are the life of our French class. Of course, they never get into serious mischief! But Becky believes in having a good time; so she ' s one of our deepest pals. STOWE CARPENTER Cherry ville, . ( . 1 am as I am and so ivill I be. ' ' Delphian Literary Society ; Football Squad ' 28; Tennis Dub ' 2 - ' 27- ' 2S; Piedmont -East- ern Carolina Club, President ' 27 ; Ep worth League Play ' 26; Pep Reporter ' 26. Stowe never takes things too seriously. He is a firm believer in the slogan; Never do to- day that which can he put off until tomorrow. He has his manly qualities too, however. Stowe is a friend to all and has a hearty greeting for everyone. FUmiftZ- youth TUT ' ' ' Ift ' ■; ' ! V tteS ' S: f , jr r ijvj f 2i

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LUCILLE CALLAHAN RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. Leave silence to saints. but human. Euterpean Literary Society, Treasurer; Tennis Club; Rutherford-Polk-Henderson Club, President. Becky is always gay and we all love her and wish her success in whatever she attempts — even if it is marriage. She is the soul of good fellowship and has a genius for friendship. Although she has been with us only one year, we know that she has a wonderful per- sonality and thus makes friends of all. She is the embodiment of good fellowship, joy, and happiness, with a genius for leadership. We predict the best in life for Becky because she deserves it. WILLIAM HAROL D GROCE ( H M LER. N. C. We leave thy praises unexpressed. We leave thy greatness to be guessed. Cliosophic Literary Society, President ' 27, Secretary ' 28; Epworth League Cabinet, Presi- dent ' 28 ; Secretary of Senior Class ; Debate Council. President; Dramatic Club; Tennis Club; Buncombe County Club; Maintenance of Order Committee ' 11 V. M. C. A. Cabinet ' 27; College Council; Committee of Religious Acti- vities; Student Council, President; Mountaineer Staff, Photographic Editor; Elected Neatest and Most Handsome Boy ; Elected Best All- n und Boy. There are implanted in his life those principles and aspirations that make for true nobility of character. He has the highest esteem of both the faculty and students. Any class might well lie proud to claim such a mem- ber as Pick. fttfs rtfr rmt shams.