Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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HARVEY L. ROBINSON Weaverviu.e, N. C. A keen mind hiding behind a football reputation. Delphian Literary Society ' 25- ' 26, Presi- dent ' 27; Buncombe County Club; Var- sity Football ' 26- ' 27, Captain ' 28; Varsity Basket-ball ' 25, Captain ' 26- ' 27 ; Varsity- Baseball ' 27; Tennis Club; Athletic Council; Pep Reporter; Mountaineer Staff, Photographic Editor; Bachelor Club ' 26; Haywood County Club; Mono- gram Club. As for Harvey, he is one of the main breezes of the Golden Tornado. He is quite a shark in English, and his favorite adjective is prissy. In fact, Harvey is one of the best all-round boys Weaver has ever known. ELIZABETH McCRACKEN Waynesville, N. C. A Maiden never bold. Euterpean Literary Society, Secretary, President ' 28, Sponsor ' 28; Havwood County Club; U. S. A. Club. It would be hard to find a girl with a sweeter disposition than Our Lib. She is always smiling and ready to do anything to help anybody. She never makes a noise about anything she does, but when we want some one for a real friend we can count on Lib. Pace 32

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CHARLIE GRIER BEAM Cherrvvili.e, N. C. Where duty calleth he is always found. Delphian Literary Society, Program Committee; Pep Staff ' 28, Joke Editor; Piedmont Eastern Carolina Club; Tennis Club; Program Committee Y. M. C. A. ' 28- ' 29; Secretary of Senior Class; Moun- taineer Staff, Advertising Manager; As- sistant Manager Baseball ' 28, Managei ' 29. Grier has been a help to our class in many ways but perhaps most of all in being advertising manager of our An- nual. Everyone knows how hard ads •are to get, but Grier (we do not pretend to know how) has gotten them. We predict a great future for him as a sales- man. ERNESTINE FINCHER Mineral Springs, N. C. Could money buy her ability all the world would be sending her bids. Mnemosynean Literary Society, Chap- lain, Critic ' 28, Secretary ' 29; Life Serv- ice Band ' 28- ' 29 ; Rowan Club ' 28; U. S. A. Club ' 29, Secretary and Treas- urer; Debate Council ' 28- ' 29, President; Epworth League Cabinet ' 29; Editor-in- Chief of Pep ' 28; Mountaineer Staff ' 29, Social Editor; Assistant to Dean ' 29; Com- mencement Marshal ' 28; Piedmont East- ern Carolina Club ' 28- ' 29; College Choir ' 28- ' 29; Junior Debate; Inter-collegiate Debate ' 28; Dramatic Club ' 29; Senior Girls Sunday School Class, Secretary, ' 28. President ' 29; Vice-President of Ro- mance Language Club. In Ernestine we have a girl of whom we all are proud. She manages to get along well with everyone, the faculty in- cluded. Of her ability we need only to say that she is Mr. Duncan ' s assistant. There is not much about Weaver and its affairs that she does not know. Pace 31

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HERSCHEL HIPPS Canton, N. C. The kind of fellow to reach that great goal — success. Delphian Literary Society; Haywood County Club; Superintendent of Sunday School, First Quarter ' 29; Honorary Member of Rutherford County Club; Can- ton High School. Herschel is held high in the esteem not only of his classmates but of the whole college as well. His stay among us has been characterized by his sin- cerity and willingness to do his part. He is determined and aspiring; his policy is to find a way or make one. MRS. E. H. MEASAMER Sanford, N. C. .- good disposition is more valuable than gold. Euterpean Literary Society; Voted Sweetest Girl. Fortunately for the rest of us, Mrs. Measamer came in too late to get many Senior honors. She had been here less than a month when she was voted the sweetest girl in the Senior Class. We leave it to you to guess how many others she would have carried off had she had an even start. Certainly she makes friends quickly. Page 33