Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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HITE HELMS Mineral Springs, N. C. Faithful and earnest Kindhearted and true Ready to do his best In all there is to do. Delphian Literary Society, Chaplain; Chairman of First Department of Ep- worth League; Piedmont Eastern Caro- lina Club; U. S. A. Club; Ministerial Band; Sunday School Superintendent. Hite came to us from Wingate. Al- though we have known him only a year, we hardly see how we did without him last year. He is always cheerful; in fact, we have never yet seen him looking blue. We are quite sure that he will make a success in his chosen work, the ministry. GLENNIE COMAN Lake Junaluska, N. C. One of those whose fate it is to be liked. Mnemosynean Literary Society; Vice- President of Senior Class; Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class ' 27; Football Sponsor ' 27; Haywood County Club; Weaver Derby Club; Sponsor of Senior Class; College Council. Glennie is our class beauty, everyone admits that. She was unanimously elected Class Sponsor. We have heard the saying, Pretty is as pretty does , and that is just another reason why we all like her. She is a friend to every one, dees not know the meaning of the word conceit, and is an all-round good student. Pace 27

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MARK PRIDGEN Elm City, N. C. In the football field he sets a wicked paee ; But, believe me, he ' s faster yet in Cupid ' s race. Delphian Literary Society; Varsity Football ' 25- ' 26- ' 27- ' 28; Student Council ' 27; Athletic Council ' 27; Dramatic Club; Epworth League Play; Delphian-Mne- mosynean Play ' 27; Mountaineer Staff, Athletic Editor; Piedmont-Eastern Caro- lina Club, President; Monogram Club; Tennis Club; Weaver College High School. Monk is a man with the true Weaver spirit. Be it on the football field, in the classroom or at the girls ' dormitory we are always proud of Monk. He ' s a fa- vorite both on the campus and around town. OLIVE JONES Greeneville, S. C. I have lived and loved. Mnemosynean Literary Society; Dra- matic Club; Georgia-Tennessee-South Carolina Club; Brevard Institute Club; Mountaineer Staff, Snap Shot Editor; Cheer Leader; Tennis Club; Vice-Presi- dent; Delphian-Mnemosynean Play. A good sport, a lovable girl, and a good student — combine them and you have Olive. To let you know that she is liked, we just remind you that she was voted the most popular girl in our class. Can she act? If you saw The Patsy , we need not answer. In case you did not, take our word for it — she can. Pace 26

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HERALD BALLARD Weaverville, N. C. ' Til a friendly heart that has many friends. Cliosophic Literary Society, Secretary ' 27, Treasurer ' 28, Program Committee ' 26, Censor ' 26, Critic ' 26; Buncombe County Club ' 25- ' 29; Football ' 26- ' 27; Var- sity Football ' 28; Tennis Club ' 28; De- claimer ' 25- ' 26; Triangle Debate ' 27; Weaver College High School. Who ever heard of a fat boy who was not jolly? Well Herald is no exception. His witty remarks have helped us through many an English class. He is always ready with a good word and cheery grin for everyone. INEZ FINCHER Mineral Springs, N. C. Beauties in vain their pretty Eyes may roll; Charm strikes sight hut merit Wins the soul. Euterpean Literary Society, Secretary ' 27, Treasurer ' 28, Chaplain ' 28; U. S. A. Club; Haywood County Club; Piedmont Eastern Carolina Club; Tennis Club; Dramatic Club; Life Service Band, Presi- dent ' 28; College Choir; Junior Mar- shall; President of Sunday School Class; Clio-Euterpean Play. If this be so, Inez has won our souls both by her merit and by her charm. The gods were good to her, for she has charm, wisdom, and beauty. We all love Inez because she is Inez. Pace 28