Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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m FRED HOLLINSHEAD Brevard, X. C. The only way to liar,- friends is to bo one Delphian Literary Society. President ' 27; Buncombe Countv Club; ( lass Prophet; Foot- ball. Fred is one of the most popular boys on the campus with boh the he s ' and she ' s ' Although Fred is the original woman-hater ' . he ' s bound to fall some day. He thinks every- one arsenic and has a kind word for all. He is a member of the football squad and a good tennis player. There can be nothing other than a bright future for such a fellow as Fred. MARGARET COZAD Franklin. X. C. By diligence she in- her way. Mnemosynean Literarj Society, ( ritic 2S; ( dee Club ' 26- ' 27; College Council; Hikers Club; Life Service Band; Senior Sunday School Class. President; Rowan Stanly Club, Honorary Member ' 28; Rutherford-Polk Hen- derson Club; College Choir, An earnest, diligent student, spending most of her waking hours studying or working. Margaret is one of the few who can say that she has wasted little of her time spent at Weaver. From her diligent work among us wc are expecting much of her. Although quiet and reserved. She is full of good advise and a true Weaver Student. We envy her unofficial position as assistant dietitian.

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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.

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MARY JEWEL HARTSELLE (akboro, X. C. Youth — a flash of fire, a dash of flame. Dance and song, joy without a name. Mnemosynean Literary Society, President and Critic ' 28; Assistant Manager of Girls ' Basketball Team ' 27; Athletic Council ' 2S; Glee Clul) ' 27 Tennis Club ' 27. Secretary ' 2S; Rowan-Stanly Club ' 27, President ' 23; Pied- mont-Eastern Carolina Club; Hiker ' s Club, Choir Leader ' 2$; Dramatic Club; Elected Most Energetic Student; Senior Play; Ep- worth League Play. Sheik ' s appearance shows what a sport she is ; and a sport in more ways than one. not only in athletics, but in everything else. She ' s a jewel in our midst. JOON SANG KIM Korea Here ' s a big heart always zvishing to be friendly with everybody. ' liosophic Literary Society. Chaplain. Kim hails from the other side of the world. He left home and friends and braved the dangers and difficulties of a strange land. When it comes to hard and persistent work, Kim is right there. We are expecting ti hear of his doing wonderful things for Korea after he gets his degree in America. - r