Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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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

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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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VICTOR L. LOGAN Bostic. N. C. If ou would be his parallel, you must raise your ideals, for lie will not lower his. i liosophic Literarv Society. President ' 28, Secretary ' 27- ' 28; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, Vice- President ' 27; President of Sunday School Class ' 27; Superintendent of Sunday School ' 2S; Kutherford-Polk-Henderson Club; Tennis Club; Dramatic Club; Mountaineer Staff, Literary Editor; Maintainance of Order Committee ' 27; Clio-Euterpean Play ' 26- ' 27; Epworth League Cabinet. Treasurer ' 2S; Assistant Dean 28; Elected Most Dignifiied Student. .Men may come and men may go, but many will ha e to pass before another V. L. Logan could be found. He has won the admira- tion and esteem of the faculty and students by his dignity and attainment. CLEMMA ELIZABETH HENSLEV ASHEVILLE, N. C. A hearty friend and comrade true, It she has faults, they ' re ' eery few. Mnemosynean Literary Society, Vice-Presi- dent ' 27, Secretary and Treasurer ' 2$.; Bun- combe County Hub, Vice-President ' 28 ; Pep Staff ' 27- ' 28; Hiker ' s Club ' 27; Basketball ' 26- ' 21 ; Elected Most Womanly and Most Sincei e ( iirl ; Elected Second Best All-round Girl. Elizabeth is a favorite among the faculty because she is so sincere in her class work. Dinky is popular with the students lie- cause she is a good sport and always ready to carry her share of the load. 4 SVflf Sign ofi rt ntS!