Weaver College - Mountaineer Yearbook (Weaverville, NC)

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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

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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