Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1932 volume:

I IMMES ADDISON JONES LIBRAKY •REVARD COLLEGE BREVARD NC - ' ' S ' SSft ' ' 8 1 1933 Annual Publication of the Senior Class of Weaver College Weaverville. North Carolina olume X f052. Foreword Now. ,is the present year draws to its close, wc. the staff, have completed our mission. In this, the M edition of THE MOUNTAINEER, we present to you our bit towards pre- serving this happy year in the plea sant archives of memory. When wc have been tossed about by the waves of life ' s tumultuous sea and have striven in vain to reach the harbor of tranquillity, then may we be lighted by the beacon in the light- house of this literary attainment, and eventually arrive at that degree of happiness and con- tentment which marks the close of a bitterly fought struggle. Wc have found it pleasant, indeed, to render our humble services in the endeavor to leave a fitting remembrance of many happy moments spent among the glories and traditions of our beloved Alma Mater. We only hope that you derive as much enjoyment from reading this result of our labor as we have received in the undertaking. We wish you Godspeed. Selah ! IN MEMORIAM To the glorious memory of Weaver. We lift up our voices in praise. Though It grieves us immensely to leave her, We shall forever remember thi.ise days. When the storms of life rage around us. And LVe strive for contentment and rest. Then memory invariably ivill find us, At Weaver College, the Dearest and Best. — The Staff. Page Two Dedication To Miss Lucilc Smith, who has endeared herself to us by her many kind words of encouragement in moments of duress, and by the many lovable qualities that go to make her one of the most beloved women on the campus, we respectfully dedicate this, the 1932 issue of The MOUNTAINEER. Page Three Contents THE COLLEGE THE FACULTY THE SENIORS THE JUNIORS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS SPONSORS ADVERTISEMENTS Page Four A - i ?h ' c £d -o ' Ao -opyo £cr ' Ao r- Ass s -oa -Sc M % t Joc Broujn Leona -larc lfx eese li a - °fs Fz-ec £ ' iq s i The Mountaineer Staff Page Fiue College Song THE BLACK AND GOLD The Weaver Banner flames across The sunset ' s golden glow, As darkness flings her somber shade About the world below. So join our hearts in glad acclaim To Weaver true and bold: So join our lives as one to thee. As join the Black and Gold. Oh! Weaver true, in years to come We ' ll ne ' er forget thy name; And through the Carolma hills shall rm Thy everlasting fame. Then once again we ' ll think of thee And give to thee our praise. When we recall our golden youth And happy early days. Chorus Then Weaver fair, we ' ll sing to thee And raise our voices high. In praise of all we hold so dear. Our college near the sky. -Howard Parker Talman. Page Six f yvvyyvxv o vy« V ' V ' V ■■ CLAREXCE ALVIX BRIDGERS Portsmouth. a. Most CoitceUcd Delphian; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' .U ; College Senate. 2; Cheer Leader. ' M; Epworth League Cabinet. ' . 2; Baseball. ' .U: Clee Club, ' ? - 2: Delphian Play, M- ' 32; Senior Play. ' M. From Portsmouth, N ' irginia, came Skeet ' ho liked to play chords more than eat; But Bridgers turned classic Now plays the fantastic, Oh bring back my Bonnie. how sweet. NTVOSIE MITCHELL VeaVER ILI.E, X. C. Euterpean, President. ' .U- ' 32; Debate Council, ' 31- 32; Euterpean, ' ice-President, ' }2: Clio-Eiiterpean Play. ' :- ' 2; Alternate Inter-Collegiate Debater, ' 31; Housekeeping Medal, ' 3 1. Nivosie ' s a popular young creature. Miss Mitchell, we ' re right glad to meet you. We know it ' s a fact She also can act. On seeing her in her last feature. VO(M)R() V HARTSELL H.ARRISRl-RG. X. C. Deliihian; ' ice-Preb.iutrm President Debate Council Most Intellectual Boy ;sident Epworth League. 2: ' ice President Debate Council. ' ?,2 Chaplain Delphians ' :- 2. ' ice-President, ' 31 ; Inter-Collegiate Debates. ' 31 ' ? 2 Honor Society, ' i2 Baseball, ' 31; Student Coun cil. ' ?,2 ' aIedictorian. ' 2 2 Assistant Librarian. ' } ' 2 Junior Debate. ' 31; Chief Marshal. 31; Secretary De- l-ate Council. ' 31 . ;ident. An ambitions young fellow was Wood. ' In his classes stood high as he could; And he made grand slams In all his exams; Being quite clever, he would. CnXXIK LEE HEAD Wkaverville, X. C. Most Mctan-choly Euterjiean Literary Society, 3 - ' ? 2, ice-Pr ' 31; Euterpean Program Committee, ' 31. A i|uiet yum J, ' lass is Coiuiie Lee; We ' re fond nf her. why nut lie? She ' s here every day. In the same true way. What she will dn we ' re eager to see. KEMP TCXIS Baltimore, Mi . Most Dit nificd—Most Sinccrc Clio, Secretary. 31; Chairman Ways and Means Committee Clios, ' 31; Critic Clins. ' 31; ' ice-President Clios. ' 31 ; Junior Debate. ' 31 ; President Clios. ' 2; President V. M. C. A.; President College Senate, Clio-Euteri ean Play. ' . 2; .Chaplain Clios. ' }2. A quiet, modest chap is Kemp Tunis; If he graduates it will quite ruin us. Oh! what would befall us If he didn ' t call us? We ' d sleei) on through breakfast, my goodness! ' }2; Page Twelve ' l JOHNNY JACKSON IIendersonvii.le. N. C. lirst All Roiiiul Boy-- Most Athletic Boy Delphian; Foottmll. .U ; Basketball, n- .13; Base- ball. ' 31- ' 32: Chemistry Laboratory Assistant, ' 32; Monogram Club, U- ' 32. Not a bad sort at all, this guy Jackson; His smile is one big attraction; Just an old married man Who was led by the hand To the altar we think. Cheerio, Jackson! MII.DKEU BECTON KiNSTON, N. C. Neatest Girl— Cutest Girl Mnemosynean, Secretary, ' 3]- ' , ' 32: Secretary College Senate, ' 32; School, ' 32; Sponsor Senior Class. 2. Vice-President, Secretary Sunday A sijlendid young person. Miss Mildrrd, Whose charming glance everyone wilttd. Then Mildred met John And the struggle was on. For this lovely young lady. Miss Mildred. ROBERT LEONARD We.werville, N. C, Poi idar Delphian; Captain Football Team. ' 30; Baseball, 30- ' i2; Editor-in-Chief Mountaineer. ' 32; Manager Del- phian-Mneniosynean Play, ' 30- ' 31; Monogram Club. A football player of great ability. Who got around with much agility. If this stuff ' s a mess When it goes to the press. Blame Robert, not us, hot ziggity. LEONA JANE HARDIN Form ST Cnv, N. C. Most Intellectual Girl Mnemosynean, President and Secretary, 2; Debate Council, ' 31 - ' 32; Sponsor Delphians, ' 31 ; Superin- tendent Sunday School, ' 32; Mountaineer Staff, ' 32; Junior Del)ate. ' 31 ; S ' alutatorian, ' 32 ; Honorary So- ciety, ' 32; Mnemosynean-Delphian Play, ' 32. Leona ' s a maiden quite sweet. One whom you would do well to meet. When Horsey steps out. All the boys stand about. Hey, ' Horsey, ' when do we eat? FRED LVDA Weaverville, N. C. Most Bashful Boy Delphian Literary S(x:ietv; Football, ■3U- ' 31- ' 32 Baseball, ■30- 31- 32; Monogram Club. An all around fellow was Fred Much of and about him may be said. One form of expression. Was holding bull session; Wonder if it all came out of his head ? Page Thirteen JACK BROWN Fkankltn, N. C. Deliihian. Critic anil Conespoiiiling Secretary, ' i2: ManaKcr I)el|ihian-Mncniosviiean Play. ' i2 President ice-PresiileiU, .Secretary, anil Treasurer of Sunday .Scilool, .U; Y. M. C. A. Caliinet. ' .i2: Intercollegiate Debate. 32; Winner Good English Contest, ' .il- AlofNiAlNEER Staff. ■32: Secretary of Delphians. •,!!■ rootliall. M2. A whinisical fellow. Jack Hrdwn. Whose voice may lie heard nnles around; So Jack tried debating. And nu ' . liow he ' s ratini, ' . This whimsical fellow, lack lirown MII.DUKIJ KIRKPATRICK McCRACKEN WAVNKsvirrF., N. C. filciilty F,i7;irit,- Euteriiean, President, ■,!] • ' .!. ' ; Epworth T.eagne Cabi- net, n- 32: Intercollegiate Debate, ' .il- ' .ii; Debate ( ouncd, ■.!! ■■.!. ' : Treasurer Junior Class, M].-!. ' - 1 resident Ejiworth League Cabinet, ] ■ Colle ate, Ml -■.!_ ' . lege Sen- A rare type of girl is dear .Millv; She makes all of us seem so sil ' lv For one of her smiles We ' d walk miles and miles; Camels just aren ' t in it, eh, Millv MILLER WARD MoNO.N ' , Ind. Delphian Literary Society, ' 32; ll ' ca Pep Staff, An interesting lad, Miller Ward And his French studied ever so hard. hen he leaves this place. Xol a moll in the face Can he look. (Ikay. Miller War.l. EDN ' A .McCRACKEN Chahtref. N. C. Enterpean; Presnient Senior Class. ' .i2; Vice-Presi- dent and Chaplain of Euterpeans. ' .n- ' 32; Housekeeii- mg .Medal ' .il; Secretary and Treasurer Epwortli League Cabinet. 32; Clio-Euterpean Play, ' 32. An adorable person this Edna l)f whom not enough can be said But leave it to .Skeet. His taste sure is neat. Cee. but we ' ll miss yon, Edna. OTTIS C. FREEMAN KR . Kr.rN. N. C. Delphian Literary Society; Chaplain of 3 : College Senate, ' .ll- ' .ij; Vice-President t ' rial Band. ' .!1- ' .12; Chairman of Ways a ( ommittee: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Football lihian-.VInemosynean Play, ' .il; .Monogram I ' p from the f.Hithills came Ottis. Oh see what Santa Clans brought i Whose Y. M. C. A. talks To us sound like sipiawks. In spite of them we ' re for you. Otti : ' hians. Minis- Means ' .U; Del- Club. ' 32. Page Fourteen A. J. CARR Wallace, X. C. 3 o f Friendly Delphian Literary Society; Chaplain Delphians 29; President and Vice-President Delphians. 30. An on-rushing torrent, Red Carr, Whose presence is felt near and tar. His hackneyed expressions Take the kick from depressions. Von ' ll never know how we ' ll miss yon, Red Carr. E ' ERETT SIMPSDX Brevaru. X. C Most Sclioul Spirit Delphian; Football Captain, ' 32; Footljall, ' 31; Bas- ketball. 31; Baseball Coach. ' 31- ' 32: President Student Council. ' 31 - ' 32; College Council, ' 31 ; Vice-President DelDhians, 31; Delphian-Mnemosynean Play, ' 32; Box- ing Team. ' i2: Monogram Club. Xow Simpson ' s a chap about grown Whom the girls simply won ' t leave alone. When he learns that cosmetics Can ' t mix with athletics, A better baseball will be thrown. HUBERT JUSTICE Hendersonville, N. C. Popular — Most in Loz-c Football, ' 31- ' 32: Captain Baseball, ' 32; Baseball, 31; President Student Council, ' 31; Basketball, ' 31- ' ? Z; Secretary Delphians, ' 31 ; Delphian Critic, ' 32; Monogram Club. ' 31- ' 32. Hubert Justice we now introduce; We could tell you lots, what ' s the use ? Just to give you a tip. He ' ll soon make a trip. To an altar we think — Oh the deuce! PACLA COI.SOX ASHEVILLE, X. C. It — Campus Flirt Mnemosynean Literary Society : Intercollegiate De- hate. ' n Girls ' Glee Club, ' 31- ' 32. A maiden of lovely personality. With just a touch of rascality. Just add a rare smile. Stir well all the while. And you have Paula there in reality. LUCILE ELIZABETH CHASE BfRXSNILLE. X. C. Best All Roitiid Ctrl — Most Popular Girl Mnemosyneans, President, ' 31; Reading Contest, ' 31; Girls ' t;iee Club. ' 31 - ' 32; Delphian-Mnemosynean Play, ' 31 - ' 32; Sponsor Junior Class and Mountaineer, ' 31 ; Girls ' Basketliall. 31 - ' 32; Sujierintendent Sunday School, ' 31; College Senate, ' 32; ' ice-President Junior Class, ' 31 ; Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class. ' 32. A bit of a flapper, Lucile, Who all the girls ' fellows did steal, As follows: Red, Simp, and Howard. That ' s all by the law she ' s allowed; Believe me, we ' re sorry, Lucile. Page Fifteen WII.LIA.M DAMEI. CASH Wf Kk ll.l.K. X. C. I ' lio. ' icc-Presiiiciit, ' .n. Stcrctarv, M: ML-mljtr uf rc ' iiiiis ruui-iiamfnt, ' .il-MJ: IJtliatt- Ciniiicil, ' .il- ' .ii. Xuw wf ' vc heard of tliis Daimv Cavh, Who, they tell us. is a tennis flash. He tiallups the courts Ami all his cohorts .Stand sailing aroumi at youiiK lla-li. MAKTIIA l.unSE I,A. ( ;ST( l. - ASHKVILLK. N. C. .Mnemosyiiean Literary .Society; Uelphian-.Mneniosv- i-aii I ' hiy. ' .il; Baskctliall. ' .ii. ' .Martha, a sincere young lass, ttn the haskethall court showed some class. Martha ' s the kind The hoys leave behind. Then sigh for thereafter, alas! W I i)Kll I,. lIAIiUE l- ' oi-t ' .M litis. X. C. Xnitrst Buy Delphian. X ' ice-President. Ml. Critic. ' 31. Secretary, ' ii; Clee Clul). ' .12: Baseball. ' .U; Assistant Superin- tendent Sunday School, Ml. Here ' s a ytiung fellow called Hague. yho on the suljject of girls uas quite vague; That is. until he met Beth. -And now we reg ret. That everything ' s girl with yniing Hague. MAKV ELIZABETH LEE L.VW.NDALH. i . C. Euterpean. President, ' .!2. ' ice-President. ' ,!l- ' .!2; Secretary Sunday School. ' ,!] ; Assistant to Uean of Women. ' .il- ' .U. Here ' s one abimt Elizabeth Lee. . ot the one who lived ilowii by the sea. But one nevertheless Who ranks with the best. This jolly young miss. Lizzie Lee. HUBERT H. POWELL Mr. Plkas.vni. . . C. Uelphians. [ ' resident. ' .II. Cha]ilaiii. ' .ij; Sni.erili- tendent Epworth League. ' .U ; ' iee-l ' resident Senior ( lass, ■il; V. I |. C. A. Cabinet. ' .!_ ' ; Delphian- MntmosyneaTi Play, ' .il ; Treasurer Siiii.hn School- Wrestling Team. ' .f. ' . A lovable fellow is Hubert; His love of music rivals Franz .Schubei-t; And wdien Elsie ]ilays. He just sits in a daze- Ls it the mu ' -ic or Elsie, wliich. Hnbrir- Page Sixteen HOWARD GARREX Henderson VI LLE. N. C. Most Likely to Succccii Clio. President. U ; ' ice-President Debate Council, ' M; Superintendent Sunday School. U ; President College Senate. ' . 2 : Lalwratory Assistant Chemistry, ?2: Honorary Society. Now Howard ' s a likely young chap. And not one you could call a saji. He is just what we need. ' oted most likely to succeed. And we wisli him luck to the last laii. HELEX LOMIXAC ASHEVILLE, X. C. Prettiest Girl Euterpean Eiterary Society. ' 2; Debate Council, Of a rare kind of lieauty was Xell; The Senior class voted her belle. ' Eet us hope it will he That in the future we may =ee This lovely young maiden. Miss X ' ell. TOM SAWYER ASHE ILLE. X C. Clio. President. Medical Club, 12. College Senate, We take pleasure in presenting Tom Sawyer. ' ho aspires to a doctor ' s degree. But take it from me, A doctor ' s degree. Is harder to get than a lawyer ' s. LILMAX EEIZABETH THOMPSOX Andrew s. X ' . C. Mnemorynean Literary Society; Intercollegiate De- bate, ' M: Debate Council, ' 31; Reading Contest. ' M: Treasurer and Assistant Superintendent Sunday School. ' .M ; Superintendent Epworth League, ' 32. A girl to write home about, that ' s Lillian; She ' s one of those girls in a million. Here is what grieves us: She ' s planning to leave us And go on the stage; now that ' s Lillian. BRl ' CE McCC)LLl M ASHEVILLE, X. C. Clio Literary Society. A quiet, earnest fellow is Bruce. Who reminds us seme w hat of 1 Ducc. Xot that he ' s Politic Or in the least critic. Ju::.t the way his hair curls. What say. Bruce? Page Seventeen ' • ' ' ■ ' 4: ■ ' . :.:: ' . ' ■ ' JOHN REAGAX, JR. Weaverville, N. C. Caiiif ' tis Sheik Clio Literary Societv; Football. ' 29- ' 30- ' 31; Clio- Euterpean Play. ' 30- ' .il: College Senate. MO; Labo- ratory Assistant, ' 30; Senior Play, ' 32. His ambitions lean toward the radio In which many friends he has madeo. The stage too, has beckoned, And John says he reckoned As how he ' ll do both; so gcKxl dayeo. MARCARET ZLMMEiJMAN VeA ERVILLE. N. C. Most Athletic Girl ,Mnemu5vnean. President. ' 30- ' 32 ; Secretary College Council, .n ; Basketball. ' 30. ' .n ; Basketball Coach. ' ?i2 Delphian-Mnemosvnean Plav, ■2O- ' 30- ' 3] ; Senior Play. ' 32; Essay Medal. ' 31. Now Margaret ' s a girl of great promise; Oh, jilease mister don ' t take her from us. Her clever wisecracks Make up what she lacks. And that ' s nothing worth mentioning, belie ve us. REESE WALTERS ASHKVILLE, N. C. W itticst—Peppicst—Most On ' gitial Delphian Literary Society; MOUNTAINEER Staff, ' 32; Fncptball. U Baseball, ' . 2; Wrestling Team; Glee (lull. ' 12-. Senior Play, ' }2. A comical fellow, this Reese, In whose pants you can ' t find a crease. From his looks one can see He ' s a lion socially. Tell. tch. « hat-a-man, this chap Reese. PAULINE RUNION ASHEVILLE, N. C. Euterpean Literary Society ; ( ilee CI uli, ' 31. A maiden nf delicate mien And one of the sweetest we ' ' e seen. ben she ' s undulating We start gravitating In her direction, you know . What a queen ! HOWARD BAKER Charlotte, N. C. Most HaiulsO}ne Boy Delphian; Baseball, ■31- ' 32; Football. ■31- ' 32- Bas- ketball. ' 31- ' .12; Chaplain Delphians. U; Critic Del- phians. ' 31; (Uee Club. ■31- 32; ' Student Council, ' 31- U; Boxing Team, U; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31. A liasketball player was Bud. Who shot points when no one else could. And when Nell was there From most anywhere. The ball would go through with a thud. Page Eighteen HENRY L. CREASMAX ASHF.VILLF,, X. C. Most Talriitn! Clio Literary Societj ' ; Business Maiiager TAINEER, ' . ' 2. Morx- Henry ' s the (lean of the saxes; In a chair he sits liack and relaxes. Then we hear such tunes As to match ' allee ' s croons. lire firemen rush down with their axes. CHARLES SAr IUEL F( X ASHEVILLE. X. C. Clio Literary Society: Assistant Editor-in-Chief -MorNTAi.XEER, ' 32; Clee Club, ' .?2. A tnarvelous singer is Sam. Singing t)ass as no other can. — He tried singing soprano And ruined the piano; It ' s liack to liass notes for yours, Sam. HAR EV LEROV WILSOX ASHE ILLE. X . C. Ciiosopliic Literary Society. ' ou have heard of Har ' ey, perhaps; He ' s the fellow, you know, plays the traps: The cyml)al and snare With his wikl waving hair. Best illustrates Harvey. Schnaaps! E. . L R ■IX HOVI.E Cornelius. X. C. Clio, Chaplain, ' M; Vice-President Ministerial Band. ' 31; Superintendent Sunday Scho,:)l. ' . 2; ' ice-Presi- dent Y. M. C. A., ' 32; College Senate. ' 32; President Ministerial Band, ' 2. Cornelius has donaterl Marvin To help keep the students from starvln! A likeal)le fello ' With a heart that ' s quite mellow. We thank you. Cornelius, for Marvin. FRAXCES HOVLE CoRXELirs. X. C. Euterpean l-iterary Society. Vice-President. Critic; College Senate. ' 32; Intercollegiate Debate. 2. A comely young matron is Frances. With whom it won ' t pay to lake chances; But Marvin took one. And he ' s just begun To find what it means, socko. Frances. Page Nineteen Page Twenty Calendar September 9. Goodby to vacation. 10. Football practice. 12. Epworth League Get Acquainted party. 19. Clio-Euterpeans welcome new students at Skinner Hall. 22. Old girls initiate new girls, teachers. and dean. 24. Miss Smith gives her first lecture to girls. 26. The Mnemosynean-Delphians put on cabaret. Simp acquires What a man, New couples formed. Oetober 2. First football game with 1 usculum. Rick Orr hurt. 6. Grits and gravy for breakfast. 24. Weaver defeats M. P. C. I. 46-0, 25. Mr. Trowbridge asks for Any neces- sary announcements. 26. Golden Tornado defeats Lees-McRae. Girls get in game. 27. Bob Morris finds the girls ' dormitory an attractive place. Another good man gone wrong. 3 1. Hallowe ' en party: ginger snaps and cider. Parson Blalock, the love e.vpert, Nuceniber 6. Weaver wins over Rutherford 19-6. 6. Clio-Euterpeans present The Love Expert. 10. Town girls give mock faculty pro- gram in chapel. 25. Dean Duncan asks to speak to Mr Bell after chapel. 2 7. Coach Poindc.xtcr gives party for Oak Ridge boys. 28. Oak Ridge 26. Weaver 12. What did it! ' ! Schachner makes 95-yard run for a touchdown. December 1. Football banquet, Irene Bennett made sponsor, 3, Tobe and Winfield walk home, 8, Football boys given banquet after de- feating Waynesvillc in a cold, muddv game, 10. Bud and Nell have a fuss. 12. Mule Justice on time for a date. December 15. Mnemosynean-Delphians give Tilly of Bloomsbury 1 7. Boys bombard the girls ' dormitory. 18. Hung Dean Duncan on the sour apple tree Goodby everybody and Merry Christmas ! Januaru 4. Evervbodv back, but. mv ' how did they look ' 12, Basketball season begins silh Pickens and Zimmerman coaching, 15, Buzz, Kat. and Frances walk to Flat Creek. Blistered feet. 15-21. Such cramming! 2 1-2 . Exams. Horrors! Flunking! 30, Kat Scroggs flunks English. 3 1. Mrs. Trowbridge asks the boys not to forget their absences. February I. New students. 14. Mnemosynean-Delphians have Valentine party. 15. Fred English begins fox hunting. 17. Faculty censors evening dresses. Such patching ! 18. Junior-Senior banquet at Methodist church. 2 2. Holiday — fried eggs for the first time in five years. March 3, 4 5 1 21 Basketball team goes to Newport to compete in South Eastern Tournament. Team wins over Mars Hill. Go to finals but are defeated by Shen- andoah. Wilkic begins chasing around the dormitory. First edition of U ' eiit ' er Pep. Baseball practice begins. Simpson coach, 25-29. Easter holidays. April 1. All fools day! Our ' s too. Gorgeous costumes. First baseball game with Brevard. 4-5. Intercollegiate debates. 8. Passion Play given in the auditorium. I 2. Hartsell and Jack defeat Tennessee Wcsleyan. 15. Hot dog! Annual goes to press. Page Twemy-one Class Directory Seniors For Short . ppearance Hobdy Favorite E.xpression Ambition Baker Bud Soldier His Biddy Marcy Professional Basketball Bridgers Skeetf Petite Banjo One More Chance Sing Bectok Beck Cute Why Ask? According to Hoyle Teach Brown .la ' k Busy Work Supply and Demand Travel Carr Red Cheerful Traveling What Caused It? Be an Executive Ohase Chaser . ttraetive Seeing Boys Let ' s Swing Be a Wife CoLSON Polly Exciting Talking Confidentialy Oh. No! .Not Like That Be in Musical Comedy Creasman Slim Easy Saxophone Faster Bo.vs Rival Guy I.ombardo Fox Sam Manly Singing Not Deep Enough Opera Freeman Kelly Jolly Who Knows? Get It, Boys Preach Garren Lefty Can ' t Say Everything Give the Derivation Undecided Cash D:iniiy Mischievous Tennis What Tha Farm Hardin ' ' Horsey ' ' Hurried Joe Aw ' Miss Smith A Feel Store Hague Wood Neat Boxing One More Verse Building Hartsell Wood Chucky Library WhatOfIt? Ph.D. Head Connie Quiet School Keep Quiet Teach HoiTLE, Mrs. Frances Domestic Marvin No More Minister ' s Wife HoYLE, Mr. Marvin Domestic Frances Gotta Go Home Minister Jackson Johnny Successful The Wife Hang Congress Ju.st:ce Mule Satisfied Buzzers Play Ball Co.ich Langston Martha Reserved Unsettled Here It Is Teach Lee Li z Jolly Cooking What Of It? Dean of Women Leonard Bob Friendly The Farm That ' s Good Master Farmer LOMINAC Helen Pretty The Boys Please Don ' t Who Knows? Lyda Fred Outdoors Baseball Over the Fence Big Leagues MrCoLI.UM Bruce Serious Chemistry What ' s This? M. D. McrRACEEN, M. Mil Sweet League Make a Speech School Marm McCracken, E. Edna Friendly Anything Come On, Mi! Same Mitchell Nivosie Skeptical Walking Just Two Blocks Sing in Ope.-a Powell Hub In Love Elsie Five Minutes More Be Successful Reacan Tolly Jolly Radio Station WWNC Announcer RUNION Pauline Carefree Studies It ' s This Way Home Sawyer Tom Scandalous Psychoanalysis It ' s a Fetish M. D. Simpson Simp Athletic Sports By Cracky XJoach Thompson Lillian Worried Everybody I ' ll Tell Her Marry Tunis Kemp Dignified Study Y. M, C. A. Tonight Missionary Walters Worry Wart Why Ask? 1 Grappling You Don ' t Say Wrestler Ward Mid Sleepy French Parlez Vous? Go to Indiana WlL ON Harvey Sheiky Drums Pep It Up Drum in Band Zimmerman Margaret Sporty Tennis Really? Woman ' s Champ Page Twenty-two « xxyyv xyxxx o xxx WW 6 X afrJUhX. gnaAir«.V ' Juniors REEVES POPE Khrnersvii,i.e. N. C. ADELINE TEAGUE Prhntiss. N. C. RUTH ALEXANDER f LhTCHER. N. C. HENRY SHOOK AsunviLi.i:, N. C JOHN BOYLES Greensboro, N. C. MATTIE GREEN Tryon, N. C. BETH HONEYCUTT BURNSVILLE, N. C. El, DEN EAKER CHhRRYVlLLE, N. C. SUMMEY McKINNEY Forest City. n. c. ASHE MACEIE Brevard. N. C. Page rwi-nly-ftjur Juniors DAN BELL Canton, N. C. FRANCES WILSON Fallston. N. C. ELSIE JAMES Brevard. N. C. WILLIAM HENSON ASHEVILLE, N. C. JAMES ROWE Canton. N. C. JEWEL WILSON Fallston. N. C. MARTHA POWELL Mt. Pleasant. N. C. AUSTIN ROBERTS SHELBY. N. C. QUENTON BLALOCK Canton. N. C. FOY towe Biltmcre. N. C. Page Tiventy-hve Juniors MARK BENNETT Bald Creek, N. C. MILDRED FOX Gravsville, Tenn. LENA YOUNG Day Book. N. C. JONAS CHANDLER Walnut, N. C. ■ JOHN HENRY NANCE POLKTON. N. C. JOHNSIE McCURRY Weaverville. N. C. FRANCES THOMAS SUMMERFIELD, N. C. FRED FELMET ASHLVILLE. N. C. CLARENCE HERSHEY Hagerstown, Md. TAYLOR CROCKETT Franklin, N. C. Page Tiverny-six Juniors LAMAR BURTON Weaverville. N. C. MELVA HUHN BURGAW. N. C. MARIE BURTON Weaverville. N. C. JONATHAN HOYLE Durham, N. C. HEELEY JONES Concord. N. C. HAZEL ROBERTS Roaring Gap. N. C. FRANCES MARTIN Wadesboro. N. C. ARTHUR EDWARDS Weaverville. N. C. JULIAN HOWELL Ansonville. N. C. SAMUEL ELLIS Canton. N. C. Page Ticenly-secen Juniors WOODROW McKEE Columbus. N. C. MRS. W. M. WRIGHT Wl AVl-RViLLIi. N. C. NELL MORRIS Whavhrvillh, N. C. WINMLLD MILLER Hendersonvili.h. N. C. DAVID McGOWAN Swan Quarter, N. C. DORA TANNER Harris, N. C. MARY ELIZABETH REEVES Weavervillk. N. C. GUDGER PALMER Charlotte. N. C. CARLYLE MATHESON Andrews, N. C. CLYDE NELON Mills Springs, N. C. Page fLL fnty-eiyht Commercial Class JOHN TODD Hendersonville. N. C AURHLIO ESPADA Cadiz. Spain BHRNARDINO TRAVIESO Havana. Cuba ZOILA PEREZ Camaguey. Cuba JOE BYERS Hendersonville. N. C. FRED ENGLISH Hendersonville. N. C. RITA PEREZ Camaguey. Cuba JANNIE ALLEN Barnardsville. N, C, CHARLES SINCLAIR Marion. N. C. Page Twenty-nine Page Thirt y ' ' xxxxxxxxxxx oc, ' ' « vyv vvyvvvvvvvv o lop — Mnemosynean Literary Socilty Bottom — Delphian Literary Society Page Thtrty-two Tup — EuitKi ' HAN LntkAkv Socimv Bottom — Cliosophic Literary Society Page Thirty-three ■;, , ,. : Top — Y, M. C. A. Cabinet Bottom — EPWORTH IEACjUH CABINET Page Thirty lour Top — College Senate Boitom — Debate Council Page Thirty-live Top — Pep Stafp Buitoni — Honorary Sociin v Page 1 hii [y-six Top — Delphi AN Mnemosynean Play Bottom — CLIO-EUTERPEAN PLAY Page Thirty-seven Football and Baseball Teams Page Thirty-eighl ..rt.. Football Team C. C. PoiNDEXTER, Coach Everett Simpson John Henry Nance Julian Howell Captain _ - , Manager Assistant Manager I ' Ji ' f° ° ' i g,3 ' ' ; lf men: Captain Everett Simpson, fullback: Robert Ltonard, end, V. J. Edney, end: Howard Wilkie. end: Joe Bycrs tackle- Quenton Blalock. tackle: Hubert Justice, guard: Fred Lyda, guard: Summey n t u P ; p Cooper, center: Ott.s Freeman, center: Hugh P.ckens HnT I If, I u ' ' Tu q t back: Rickman Orr, quarterback: James Huskey hal back: Howard Baker, halfback: James Rowe, halfback: Fred Eng- hsti, fullback: Foy Towe, fullback: Taylor Crockett, fullback. The follow- ing stayed with the team during sunshine and rain and deserve a great deal of credit: Waverly Ingle, Jack Brown. James Craig, Robert Mo ' rris, Austm B.nn r ' r 7r ' x?r ' ' , , ? n ' ° ;.- ° ' ' ° ' ' ' - ' ohn Reagan, Mark Bennett, Reese Walters. Winficld Miller. Dan Bell. Reeves Pope. SEASON ' S RESULTS Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver 45 Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Tusculum Lenoir Rhync Wingatc , . M, P. C, I. 7 26 Weaver 2 Weavt Weave 12 21 BiUmore Lees McRae . . . . Rutherford American Legion W. C. T. C. . . . Oak Ridge Waynesville . , . . 2 13 6 2 26 Baseball Team Everett Simpson, Coach Hubert Justice David McGovvan ,t P „ Manager GUDGER Palmer. Woodrow McKee Assistant Managers Johnny Jackson Fred Lyda Waverly Ingle Dan Bell Virgil Lyda Mark Bennett Paul Schachner Jonas Chandler Foy Towe Maurice Herron Bernardino Travieso William Henson Robert Leonard Howard Baker Reese Walters Hubert Justice Henry Shook Kenneth Clontz Woodrow Hague Page Thirty-nine Boys ' and Girls ' Basketball Teams Page Forty Bovs ' Basketball Team Hugh Pickens, Coach Howard Baker Waverly Ingle Bill Henson Johnny Jackson Maurice Herron Hubert Justice Carlyi.e Matheson Fred English Mark Bennett Dan Bell Paul Schachner Henry Shook QUENTON BLALOCK McLean Hampton Girls ' Basketball Team Margaret Zimmerman, Coach Adeline Teague Lena Young Marie Burton Grace Phipps Dora Tanner LuciLE Chase Martha Langston Ruth Alexander Paula Colson Mattie Green Mildred McCracken Edna McCracken Hazel Roberts Page Forty-one Sponsor -fe }f Of C effs Spo jsoz-i un of-C asj Sponsor. Co .C ass Ser j ce l u cAms Cafhrc n Scfoqgs re JG er? ? - - ■Spo 7sor- 5QSsi ' a Sponso ' ?Joc ) a heer Sponsor -Foo Sa Zo Perex. ?Jaru . Qeeves rra c s Thomas Jo rrs e Turri 7 f7emosy 7eQns Cr osop nc D 3 j,af7s au - rp fns ' Sponsors Payv Fiyrly-lu ' u p xxx x vyvvvw ? ' - 4 .. WEAVER COLLEGE JUNIOR DENOMINATIONAL CO-EDUCATIONAL ACCREDITED ITS TRAINING OFFERS— The personal atmosphere of the small college. The thoroughness of the accredited college. The deep-seated inspiration of the denominational college. The symmetrical development of co-education. The preparation for leadership of the junior college. The low rates of the endowed college. The vocational guidance of various definite courses of study. The balanced self-government and supervision of dormitory life. In Short, An Ideal Gateway to the Responsibilities of University. Business, or Home Life. For further information address C. H. TrowbridGH, President WEAVER COLLEGE WEAVERVILLE. N. C. 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Page Forty-six Compliments of ASHEVILLE ' S THEATRES IMPERIAL PLAZA PARAMOUNT Every Day is Wash Day at WEAVERVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 150 Where Quality Tells ROBERTS BROTHERS CLEANERS AND DYERS Phone 44 Wc Call For and Deliver DIAMONDS WATCHES PKECIOl ' S STOXES PEARLS SILX ' ERWARE ( GLASSWARE isit Huisey ' s Galleries for fnusual Gifts For Everyone and Every Occasion HURSEY CO. Jewelers Hursey BIdg. Battery Park Avc Successors to Arthur M. Field Co. Phone 78 WEAVERVILLE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store RELIABLE DRUG SERVICE Good Place to Meet Your Friends WEAVERVILLE. N. C. Office Phone DR. 4677 Residence Phone 248 2- W. R. AIKEN DENTIST Former Weaver College Stude 8 1 1 Flat Iron Bldg. ASHEVILLE. N. C. STATIOXERV — That is representative, is of course, what you want. Quality in this line pays big dividends. Why not talk over your stationer) ' problems with us ? i J ! CROWDER ' S PRINTING PRESS j Up to-Date Commercial Printers I Phone: Long Distance (Jupiter 921) I ALEXANDER. N. C. 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