Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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: cMfssJp eeta Smith ( y oponsor for Senior Class

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■r A Song Hark ! Within my sparkling depths Lie stories long untold. Of youthful maids with burnished skins And warriors brave and bold. All these have long since passed away. Their tales I only know. The tales of love, the hunt and war. They told me long ago. Others have come since they have gone, A tribe that ' s dear to me, The dearest friends I ' ve ever had. They cling to my memory. Wigwams have changed to college halls, Council fires are no more, Hut life remains and is the same As in those days of yore. hen the long, long day is over. And shades of evening fall, They gather in the twilight. In answer to my call. And they tell me all their troubles, Joys, sorrows, toil, and care. Thus they tell me of their college And all that is found there. Within these walls the chiefs assembled, Teach daily without fail. The crafts and arts that braves may learn Knowledge of the unbroken trail. And thus each year leads on to the next As water flow s on to the sea. May God guide their barks to the sea of success, These friends so dear to me. ( Selected ) Pace 26

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EARL H. MORGAN Canton, North Carolina None but himself can be liis parallel. Delphian Literary Society, Critic ' 28- ' 29, Censor ' 29 ; Day Debate Committee ' 29 ; College Council, Vice-President; Debate Council ' 29; Mountaineer, Editor-in-Chief; Student Council ' 30; Letter Club; Varsity Basketball ' 29- ' 30; Varsity Baseball ' 29- ' 30; Tennis Club; Haywood County Club; Honorary Member of Brevard and B. I. Club and Pied- mont-Eastern Carolina Club; Commencement Marshall ' 29. To you, Earl, we owe a heartfelt gratitude, for you have been faithful in determining the success of the 1930 Mountaineer. An athlete playing for his Alma Mater, Earl merits the love and respect of his team-mates, the appreciation of all who love the Old Gold and Black. As a student he has made a wonderful record. He is cherished by his class-mates and honored by his teachers. We find that he upholds the highest ideals, that he is a good sport and a fine fellow. He is always courteous, has a calm and dignified manner, and is a sincere friend. As he leaves, the best wishes of al! go with him, that he may continue to have the rich success he deserves. EVELYN HEMSLEY BRADSHAW Relief, North Carolina A jolly word, a pleasant smile; she has them ready a ' l the while. Mnemosynean Literary Society, President ' 29; Sponsor Glee Club; Buncombe County Club ; Weaver Derby Club ; U. S. A. Club ; Basketball Team ' 28- ' 29 ; Mountaineer Staff, Snap Shot Editor; Dramatic Club. We could go on forever saving nice things about Evelyn and never tell them all. She has a pleasing personality and a charming manner that make everyone love her. By merely knowing her our lives are made happier. Not only is she a good student, but she takes an active part in outside activities and is an all-round good girl. May her path- way be strewn with life ' s fairest flowers. Page 28