Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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MARGUERITE HORXE Peachl n d, X. C. orrying, when one is What ' s tin ' use in young and free ' I don ' t bother ivork and work doesn ' t bother me. Euterpean Literary Society ; Enter peat Debate; Clio -Euterpean Play y 27; Piedmont Eastern Carolina Club ' 27 1 Secretary ' 28; Ten nis Club ' 27, President ' 2S; Hiker ' s Club Debate Council; College Council, Vice-Presi dent; Varsity Basketball ' 27, Captain 28; Ten n is Tournament Winner. In Marguerite we find a sincere friend. She is a good sport in every phase of school work, especially on the basketball court. She has proved herself to lie a lovable, unselfish girl. and seemingly deaf to praise. R. G. McCLAMROCK Weaverville, N. C. Patience conquers the world. Cliosophic Literary Society. Vice-President, Chaplain, Critic ' 26- ' 27; Ministerial Band, Presi- dent ' 27 ; Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds; Inter-collegiate Debating Team ' 27- 28. He is a man who never makes himself conspicious. He is quiet and slow to move. but when he starts he is a power, both in speech and action. He is Superintendent of the buildings and grounds, and his favorite past- time is directing the boys who work for him, and seeing that they do a full hour ' s work. Mac , we are expecting that some day you will be a great preacher, and a leader for your Church. HOLLi- ftOvQH.

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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!

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J. PAUL Ml ' IK Reedvilll. Va. He iv not in the role of common men. ' Delphian Literary Society, President ' 27; Maintenance of Order Committee. Chairman ' 27; College Council, Secretary ' 27; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class; Superintendent of Sumlas School; Football Manager; Mountaineer Staff. Circulation Manager. Muir is one of the best all-round men we ha e. He is popular with the students and faculty alike. He is certain to make a suc- cess, for he possesses that earnest, everlasting zeal that marks the way to progress. RUTH LEOWELL ASHEVJI.LE. X. C. Of her sweet voice in echoing hem tSj A sound must lona remain. Mnemosj nean Literary Society . ice Presi- dent ' 21 . Censor ' Js ; Buncombe County C ' iub, President ' 27- ' 28; Co llege Council; ice-Presi- dent of Junior Class ' 27; Hiker ' s Club; Cdee Club; College Choir; Delphian-Mnemosynean Play; Class Monkey; Elected Most Popular Girl ; Class Prophetess. For two years it has been Ruth here, there, and everywhere. Her cheerful disposition and sweet voice have made many a sad soul happy. Well, Ruth, you know what we think of you, for we have chosen you our most popular girl.