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•i^Ke 1935 RhododendronPUBLISHED BY

THE SENIOR CLASS

APPALACHIAN STATETEACHERS COLLEGEBOONE, NORTH CAROLINA

COPYRIGHT 1935

JESSE W. HOUCKEDITOR-IN-CHIEF

EVERETTE C. TOMSBUSINESS MANAGER

Charles B. Aycock

Goz^ernor of North Carolina

1901— 190S

The man who fmiRht harder anddid more for universal educationthan any other man in the history ofNorth Carolina. •

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DEDICATION

T.O THAT Nestor of educational evanQcIists ivho lighted the fires of

enthusiasm for mass education, ivho iVas the guiding genius behind the initi-

ation and development of the present public school system in North Carolina.

Governor Charles B. Aycock. and to the public school teachers of the stale, the

1935 Rhododendron is respectfully dedicated.

North Carolina has produced no leader whose flaming zeal for univer-vil

education was more effectual than that of Governor Aycock nor one whoseinfluence for public schools was more far-reaching and accomplishing. Whenpublic interest in this cause was either unaroused or complacent . he rode his life

out over mountains and coastal plains calling upon his commonwealth to give

rightful concern to the social, moral, intellectual, and spiritual values of its

uouthhood through the processes of public schools. He is North Carolina's

Immortal.

Catching the spirit of educational aspirations and sacrificial service whichmarked the career and achievement of this illustrious leader, the public .school

teachers have wrought his best dreams into reality and today they stand apart

from all other groups of our citizenship for the efficiency of their labors andfor the splendor of their unselfishness during the period when public education,

like other public services, was having its blood drawn on the altar of an

enforced economy.

Clvde R. Erwin

State Snperintendoit of Education

1934—1935

The man who is waging a com-mendable fight to raise the livingstandard for teachers in North Caro-lina.

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FOREWORDJ. T HAS been the aim this year to produce a hook that would portray campus

life fully at Appalachian in all of its social, athletic, and scholastic aspects. Wehave attempted to record this year's experiences in this our RHODODENDRON,

so that ivhen you are far removed from Appalachian State Teachers College

you may turn to it and relive some of those happy days spent here. If books

are truly companions, we believe that your Annual will be the most congenial.

In accordance With the definite purpose of this institution, which is teacher

training, we have adopted a theme portraying the life and work of a teacher.

In our theme we have attempted to rehearse the role that a teacher m the public

school assumes, the responsibilities they bear and the position they hold in

society. The teacher—that meets his classes every day in the week and teaches

Sunday School on Sunday, moulding the child mentally and physically, repri-

manding, encouraging and advising—more influential, possibly than the min-

ister and oftentimes more so than the parent upon the child's thinking and

behavior—is herein depicted.

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Contents

Book I

Book II

Book III -

Book IV

Book V

THE COLLEGE

- - CLASSES

. ATHLETICS

ACTIVITIES

FEATURES

Theme Explanation

A teacher to teach tirsi has (/of/u learn.

Tasks bia and little he just cam't spurn.

And hix work ain't over at the end of the week—For the preacher may come and his other talents seek.

Take the coach's job, it ain't so soft at that—Teaching, uorkmg. playing, maybe scrubbing each little brat.

To make a dent on each solid little brain.

You gotta shoiv, beg. plead, and explain.

Then many activities you must keep in mmdHoping, maybe, some genius you may find.

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A teacher lo teach first has gotta learn.

Tasks big and little he ]usl cain't spurn.

The College

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The campusand shadows . .

trials and vexations

well . . .

. to the South . . . sunlight

hopes and ambitions . . .

. in the end . . . all is

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B. B. Dougherty. B.S.. Ph.B.. D.Litt.

President

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IkL^^^^r^idM^^Faculty

Mrs. D. D. Dougherty

Trec/surtT

J, D. Rankin, A.B.. A.M.. S.T.D.

Dean—lingltsh

A. M. Norton. A.B.. A.M.

English

J. M. DoWNUM, A.B.

Registrar

D. J. WhitknhrA.B.. A.M., Ph.D.

History

J. A. Williams, A.B,, A.M.

Geographg

W. Amos AbramsA. B.. A.M., Ph.D.

English

Chapell Wilson, A,B,. A,M.

Director—Demonstration

Work—Psychology

Herman R. Eggers, A.B., A,M.

Education

V. C. Howell. A.B., A.M.

History

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Faculty

Antonius Antonakos. B.S., M.S.

Physics

A. R. Smith. A.B., A.M.

Chemistry

Miss Maude Cathcart. B.S.. A.M.

Biology

Miss Jennie Todd. B.S.

Supervisor of Women—Penmanship

Bernard Dougherty. B.S.

Assistant Business Manager

G. L. Sawyer, A.B.

Psychology

Miss Ida Belle LedbetterA.B., A.M.

Biology

Mrs. Van Hinson, A.B., A.M.

French

J. T. C. Wright, A.B., A.M.

Mathematics

Eugene Garble, B.S., M.A.

Physical Education

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FacviltN

R. W. Watkins. A.B.

Assistant Physical liducation

fur Men

Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. B.S.

Art

Van Hinson. A.B.. M.Ed.

Education

J. Harold Wolfe. A.B.. A.M.

History and Sociology

Mlss Lily Dale, B.S.. A.M.

Home Economics

Miss Virginia Wary. B.M.

Music

Julian C. Yoder, B.S.

Assistant in Chemistry

A. J. Greene

English

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Miss Katharine Har\vi:li.. B.S.

Art

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Miss Carrie I. Smith, A.B.. A.M.

English and Education

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Faculty

Miss Carolyn WeaverB.S., A.M.

Primary Education

Miss Dolly LeMay. B.S.. A.M.

Physical Education for Women

Mrs. Emma MooreLibrarian

Mrs. D. C. RedmondSecretary to Registrar

Leonard Eury. A.B.

Librarian

Lee J. Stone, A.B., A.M.

Assistant Physical Education

for Men

Mrs. Lily B. Hardin

Matron—Neic Dormitory

Miss Lona Moretz

Matron—Lovill Home

Miss Nancy Lewis

Secretary to Treasurer

Miss Thursa Steed. B.S.

Assistant Physical Education

for Women

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Facult^

Mrs. Stella Barnes

Secretaru lo Dean

Virginia Strother. B.S.

Assistant in Biology

Mrs. V. V. McConnellDietitian

FACULTY ASSISTANTS

Guy Angell

Library

Boyd Baucom

Mathematics

Homer Eggers

English

E. S. Christenbury. B.S., A.M.

Education

Margaret Fiddler

Psychology

Howard Collins, B.S.

Purchasing Agent

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Matthew HannaDormitory

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Faculty Assistants

Jesse HouckHistory

Minnie MorrisFrench

Dale KellerPhysics

Starr N. StacyDormitory

Hazel LittlePsychology

Ray Stikes

History

Byron LathamHistory

Bryan TaylorPhysical Education

Bruce MacFaydenChemistry

Robert TaylorBiology

Katherine MannEnglish

Etta Wilson WootenArt

Edith MelvinEducation

Lucille YarboroHome Economics

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Why girls go to the

library . . . What's the

number on microbe hunt-

ers . , . Food for thought

. . . I hree hours here pre-

pares a one hour recitation

for Mr. Williams . . .

Sorry. Anthony Adverse

IS out . . . W-e-e-l-l v;e'll

see about that . . . Nimrod

. . . Proud papa . . .

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And his ivork ain't over at the end of the week—For the preacher may come and his other talents seek.

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A mark of early days . . . when bells tolled

. . . a call to classes . . . in today s scheme . . .

a laboratory for teacher training . . . prepa-

ration for education's progress . . .

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Midnight oil . . . Where

teachers are made . . .

Love's promenade . . .

Cabbages, carrots and cus-

tard . . . Calm before the

storm . . . Some Sunday

afternoon . . .

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W.A7e

Dr. W. Amos Abrams

Sponsor

SENIORS

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Senior (^lass Oflfiiccrs

hLOWFR: UogiL'ooti

Motto : "A neiv deal for teachers.

Calvin Wricht

Garnett

Mabfl

; HIPMAN

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President

Vice-President

ScrrptarJP.

Harold Gravblal ['reasi

NTHONY

VIRGI

Pnmi r /

h AUSTINE, N. C.

Education

CLARA BANNERNewland. N. C.

M athentatUs and St t onco

Dynician Literary Society <1, 2, 3, 4), Rep eie itative

(2), Chaplain ii): Y. W. C. A. (1, ^, i, J)i r-lojilt Club

(.1) ; New Dormitory LIvili 1'2. A); Metliodist C'lut

detlt (2); Student \'oIunteer; Appalachian Playcrafters

(.!, 4).

Wingate Junior College (1, 2): Thalian Literary So-

ciety (J, 4) ; LoviU Club (3, 4) ; Union County Club

(3, 4); B. Y. P. U.

MABEL BILLINGSLaurel Springs. N. C.

Oiuiiiiiiui—GiuJe CduLUliuii

Phila Ketian Literary Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Critic (2,

31; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Playcrafters (3, 4);

H. T. O. L. (L 2). Treasurer (2).

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LUCILLE BROWNStatesville. N. C.

Granm igr Crorft JJuciifi'

Mitche l l Cu l lggg t l. -') ; V. \V. L. A. {i.

Girls' Club (.1, 4): Thalia!) I-itcrary Society

Mclhudist L'luh f.'!. 4r1.1

Town4;;

FO"

Mars

Prima i

Mars Hill (1); Men d

crary Society (3, 4J ; V. ^

HRIGGS

I -L. N. C.

. : ducal tun

tl^ Cullcge (2) ; Dynician Lit-

C. A. a. 4), Cabinet (4):B. S. I'. Council (4); Home Economics Cluh. Officer

(4); White Hall Club (i); Xew Dormitory Club (4).

GUSSIE BUMGARNERTavlorsville. N. C.

Cirammar i.,ratie hHurntinrT

Thalian Literary Society; B. Y. P. C; Y. W. C. A ;

Secretary Junior Class S. S.

I>y-E CARPe^TERRF0KDl,6tJ\N. C.

Normal—^4-i—^^-{

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Dynie inn\fSterary Society

m te Hail Club C.r); FresbjO>aV club (J)';

County Club (41; Y. \V. cNasX^) ; Town

NANC CARSONMarion. N. C.

Grammar Grade Education

EVELYN CAUDLEWlNSON-SALbM. N. C.

PiuDuiii EdmuihyTT

Glee Club (J. 4): V. W. C. A. (l.

(4); Methodist Club (2, .i, 4), Secretary (fe

President (j), Thal inn LilLiflir ririuictj (1,—5,Recordirn; Sijofe iary f,i

'

). Corrcniiund lTi!? Secrmrj (4)

Qabinet4),

p. 4),

Critic (41 ; TTorae Economics CIuTJ TT, T, 4K Ireasurer(3), President (3); Forsyth County Club (3), Secretary(3): Appalachian Playcrafters (4): Senior Alarshal; MayQueen ht^r

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VINNIE CLINENewton, n. C.

Physical Education and Science

Literary Srn-iftv M 9 ! jV Ci^rrycpntiHi..f

Secretarj' (i), R aoordinm Sagrelary (! , 4 ); Y . W . C . A.;

Physical Ed. Major Club: B. S. U. Council Reporter(3, 4); Catawba County Clulj Reporter (3); New Dorm-itory Club.

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State ;

IE DAVISitLE. N. C.

l-rencl ai d English

Vcrnician I.itcrar) Society (<). Critic (4J. Prcsid'.nt

(4); I^vill Club (4); Mitchell College (I, 2); QueensChicora College (3).

NOVELLA DIXONWinston-Salem. N. C.

Grummur Cirtitio Edufutiun

.!. 4), ("titThaliaii I.itcrarv SiKicty (1

0.a,.lai.> (4): Y. VV. C A (1. ' !. 41: lim.ol iT

(1); n V T' !• yr,.J,l-.t ;v>' V vr"'AAppalachiaM riay B rattw rn tr4^ I ntn i na liinKil Arffititins

Clult (4); Appuhuhuin Statt. Social Kilitnr (4); HonorTcachinK (21: White Hall Cluli (1); New I)..rmitory Cliili

(2),iliiiiet

(1);

l.il> Hall- llni(2. .!. 4

Marshal (i i iMn y—tMrOratorica ['

li ir tt^t—tr^Tr

I'rminniicii

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I'liih—U44—Seflior

( I ) ! B. >'. . V. (•oun ei l (3 . 4);

NAN DUl.A1-ENOIR, N. C.

Primary Education

Uavt-nport (2); Dynician (41.

LOUI5C rARTIIINGBooms . M . C ,

Crnmmnr CrnHp Frl,,rnl,r.r,

TWT l. i tLifliJ Tp Ueit^tj.

ruANcn ?

Valle Z

Grammar

\\"atauga County ClubCouncil (2); Y. W. C. i

Dormitory Club (]. 2). P

? JCIS. N. C.

rARTIIING

C r ide Education

21. Secretary (1); B. S. U."1. .'. 4). Salutatorian (2):

e ident (2); Phila Retian Lit-erary Society (1. 2. .!, 4). Vice-President (2. .i), Treasurer (2). President (4); Swimming Club (21; Girls Baseball Chih.

ULRIC RUTH FARTHINGRnnMi:-- N r

Eriiilmf) unit HiniD ru

V. W. C. A,: Oynician Literary Society.

FANNIlv CAMll.l vX POPLINC.

tcrary Socifty

MARY nil.lJN UCOTCRLi:noir. N. C.

Grammae Gradv Educal ton

Dynici' i ii l . ii iTi i ry .'( i H'U'iy is. 4 i : V. U. I. A

Davfiil'ort (*iilIi-Ki- (1, 2): Assistant in Ell^;Iish ((

. -t):

i;i IZAI.nH HAHNBoone. N. C.

MARY ELLEN HOBSONStaley. N. C.

Cn^hih uin/ H t stvpif

Primary Educationl.t.vill Club (1. 2); New Dormitory Cluh (.'. 4);

Tlialiaii Literary Society (2, .1, 4); Y. W. C. A.

LOUISE HOLCOMBEARTANBURG, ^. C.

rench and En

Lovill Club:

ILEASE HOUSHRGrouse. N. C.

Primary Education

I-incofl l Cl>um.V du l l I

'

J. .•. 41 ; Hame EconoA i. s

(4); Phila Retian Literary Society (1, 2. ,1. 4); YC. A. (1. J. .1. 41: .New Uormitorv 1 hih I.'A- I nvJil

(3); B. ¥. P. V. (1, J, 3).

Club

W.Club

MRS. von:<i:i c. hooverBoone N. C.

Grammar Grade Education

SARAH EVELYN HOVISBessemer City. n. C.

Grammar Grade Education

[inrt Jii rnllpge O); Y W. C. A, I NewDormitory Club: Phila Retian Literary Society, Treasurer(3), Secretary (4).

Y. W.yC/A. 1-'. .1. 41. \'i>.-Presiit>niK (4): Dynician

Literarv/><fci«ty

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TrcwBu rc tN^yT^), Secretary

(3), Vfp^^esidciit (4); May Day (1. 2\J>^NSn|)crIativc

(.') , ^Hialachian Playcrafters (4); PresSy-ftrSin Club

(1, 2, 3, 4). President (2), Conncil (2. 3. 4); Class

Secretary (4): New Dormitory Clul) (2, .!. 4).

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W'INSTO «•

Englisf

MRS. MEI.VIN HUNTERU.HM. N. C.

all/ Hnlory

MARY KENDRICKMount Hoi.i.v. N. C.

Phila Retian Literary Society (1. 2. J, 4); Y. \V. C. A.

(1, 3).

Tliali aSi I . I HT ;i r y .Siif lc ty f .t, 4'

l ; A^W Horimlory Club(.1. 4^ Y. W. C. A. (J, 4); F. H. C. (J. 4); Student

Volunteer (J, 4); B. Y. P. U. (3, 4).

HAZK I

ALBEN / RLE. N. C

Grammar

Thalian Literary Soci t '

Home Economics Club { )

crafters (3, 4) ; MethodisJ CF. H. C. (3); H, T. O

LITTLE

Cride Education

(2. 3. 4); Y,(1. 2, 3).

(I, 2. 3, 4), Secretary (3):Vice-Presiilcnt (3); Play-

ub (2, 3. 4), Secretary (2);(1. 2); New Dormitory Club

W. C. A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Volunteer

Phila14); I.ctlir

(ARHI INF MrAn^'N

ihemattcs and Physical Education

SEMORA. N. C.

Ar^

It (ian Literary Siiaii i.iiciaiv .^ocieiv. Secretary (3). CensorChill (3); Physical E,l. Major Cluli (3. 4)1-+): i.etttr Lluii (,w: i'liysical td. .Major (. luh (3. 4),

\icc-Pre i letj (-U^ Var si ty—Backe t ba ll W: 4^-?- GobiHockey ^ iirs ity (3, 1 ). Hoiioiarj Vjnilt (J. 4), Captain(4); GoKl Vulley—Batt

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—Miinorary—Vafsily (4);

Pine Prune f4> .Swimmino. Ti^am- M*»u. nnmifnri. r*!..!.Ping Pong (4); Swimming Team; New Dormitory Cluli(3); Y. W. C. A. (3, 4).

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WH.MARUTliffeRTURT

McRORIE

Ashevi'• "I)yiii(-ia4i/Tyffraiy SiK-ii'ty (4)

Kulhyn/r>r CmiTitv Cliili. Pr(.1): Track iS): Bascliall C.)J

BEATRICE MAb MlLLtiRComet . N. C.

/ ftyviuf Cduiuliun uml MuiliviiiuiiTS~

I'hysical KiV. iMajor Llub.

nOITlI MCLVINWniTB 3iiK. N. C

Primal y

Thalian l.ittrary Stx c1 y

Chaplain (2), Treasurer .^

(1, 2. .1. 4), Croup C" ip aB. S. V. Council (41, ^+<reSecretary (2); Y. W. (

iducation

(1, 2. .!, 4). Censor (2),Secretary (4); B. Y, P. U.n (II, Vice-President (3):ary (4); Y. \V. A. (1, 2),

r\ (1, 2, J, 4), Cabinet (4).Treasurer (4); Dramatic Club (2, i). Secretary (2);Lovill Club (I, 2. 3. 4), Secretary and Treasurer (21;Eastern Carolina Club (4), V'ice-Prcsident (4).

MARY MORETZBLXJN^. N. r..

Science and Mathematics

Biology Cinb; Town Club.

Lve

FRANCES HQW^LL MULLC.

Phila ReHaCensor yl) , Pre=:idenT

Cabine^'L^) ; \'ice-President Junior Clas

(1. ^/Z 4). Mastcrcraftsman (.!>: Ni

(2, i, 4).

4). Critic (2),

4) ; DebatingA. Junior"aycrafters

iry Club

MAR' It. NESBITWa>i-^w, N. C.

Prirrx r /

Thalian Literary Soc ie :i

Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3, 4)

Education

(1. 2, 3. 4). Cbaplain (2):nion County Club (1, 2, 3. 4),

Secretary and Treasurer (4); Lovill Club (1); NewDormitory Club (2. 4), Town Girls' Club (3).

Phila

r.FRTRlinF PFRRYBOONt^. N.~C~

Physical Education and Science

Ketian Literary hocietv (3. 41; t-hvsical Educa-

tion Major Club (2, 3, 41; Y. W. C. A. (3, 4)] Mknager

of r;irU- Ra.,l.ethan Viir^i tv (3, 41; ColH vl,r.i Bali

(2, 3, 41: VB ll i-y Ba ll HU IIU I .1 I .V \'ji s i i> (2. .T-Ji r,oW

Hockey Team (2, 3, 4); Hockey Honorary \'arslty (2, 3.

4); Intia-mural Basketball (2, 3); Ping Pong (3. 4).

Winner i (3).

NAOMI PHILLIPSWinston-Salem. N. C.

Cranii^idi- Gfude ESucatian

Town Girls' Club (1); Forsyth County Club (1).

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GLOSSIE PYATT

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Dyniciaii I-itt-rary Sici

PYATTVidLi:. N. C.

( rr ide Education

GLADYS QUINNSMtkNA. S. C.

Primary Education

Siv- refarv ol Class (11: V. \V. C. A MPresbyterian Ri-fi>rni Association (I. 2, .1, 4)

MenihcT f.il: I'hil:. l/,iir,.. lii,.,-,,) <..^;..,j. (| . b.

Treasurer ( -1 ) : l i l ir iini tira l VftllfV Ha ll (.1); ,\ew

•f):

iincil

. -11.

'onni-tory Cliil) (2, ,!. 4); J. J. .1. Cliili (4); I'layerafters (.'. \).

et^' (I. 2, 3, 4), Critic (1),

^'haplain (^), New Dormitory Club (2, 3, 4); Interna-

tional Relations f'lvib (3).

GAKNbl' ROBERTSONLeaksville. N. C.

Grammar Grade Education

I «iaii

I I . Vl.illTiiri 's'"-i-'>- u. -A

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Presiflent

(1): Student Volunteers Club (II; New Dormitory Club(2. i, 4); Home Economics Club (4). President (41.

w. c. A. n, :, .\, 41 : i .wii i ciub

A.--Iie\ illi Tsi-rmal Lollege "TT, ^\ DynicianLUti-"^ '^KH-ty (4): V. W. L'.'^r\?!0; Phvs-

^C.lucauun '-Major Cluh (.1, -JKNAVKHe Hall(3, 4); Presbyterian Club (,!\fVAj'lay-

iffters (.1. 4); Rutherford County SliiVy4).

A. II. AiL MERIA RUSSRender; c>

jrawmar

Women's College of .Y e

19,U-1933: Y. W. C. A

VILLE. N. C.

( ji ade Education

University of North Carolina). Junior Cabinet (3); Lovill

Club (J); Home EconoihiJ:^ Club (J, 4); Glee Club (3.

4), Pianist (3, 4); Playcrafters (3, 4); Phila RetianLiterary Society (3, 4). Critic (3), Pianist (3), Secre-tary (4), President (4).

CtAKNhl Ih ARLhUGh. SH I k-MffWI

llENDERaOi 'lVlLLE. N. C.

Enaliah and HiRlnry

MeriJith M) : Mars Hill f.ri Phila ~R^Censor (3), \'ice-PresicIent (3), President {Asentative (3); International Relations Club (3jretary ( H. PlijLijftLiB (.1. 4 1 . Rt|j i.i i lf i {A TrJokA(3 1: New narmltftl-y llub I4I,, y'lce-PresTHentl (4);\"ice-PreSKient SeiTTor ClassK IIOOOnENDRON (4).

1777 Assistant Editor of

Mite i4ll

Presider^tdent (4(4); GdliClub (3

IRKNK SHUMAKERNew Hope. N. C.

College (1), New Dormitory Club (3. 4).( 1) : Dynician Literary Society (3. 4). Presi-'hysical Ed. Major Club (2. 3. 4). PresidentMajof Tcorn—iri-.

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Captain—(4 > . Letter+tl

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fi Liiiui—fcrfr (4 1 . Va r nliy Bilsketball(2. 3, -n. Can ta ln (41 ; I ntra-mui-a l Volley Ball. C aptain(4). Varsity (2. 4); Appalachian Sports Reporter; SportsEditor of Rhopodendron ; V. \V. C. A.

\jineLeen

CHARL«W§--M"ALI.INGSRL:;j>f$i5eiSw\ N. C.

"rimary Educ

A'ilipv-iU^/Normal l.ol]il.-<- 1 iT"?! : \'^hile Hall Cltlli

(i); yiMMn ( l ull (J) ! I'la yg rndo ra vTOS}). Secretary

and Tf^^^ir (41; Y. W. C. A. (,!, 4)\ViHur Caliimt

(4) , rjy^ician Literary S()cicty (3, 4), Piairt6t^(>), Secre-

tary (4): Rutherford County Club (4); Afpalachian

Staff, Reporter (or V. W. C. A.

HELEN STANSBERRYBoone N. C.

Primary Education

Phila

DOROTHY JEAN STEWARTHi.iNTlMr, Cp.EliK'.. N C

Mnlhomnlirs nnrt Xripnre

H fttBH lj t te r« ry K'u ei e ty (J. -V 4 >. Ciitii

W. C. A. (1, >. 3. 4), Secretary (.1. 4); Pr( si j teriaii

(lull (1. 1. >. ) ) . (l lcf Clii lj (S. 3. 4 ); V taynnni - (4);

'): Y.

\ew Dormitiirir—f.'luli (?,

I*resideiit Ml.

J, ! >; ni ul y>|) i C l ul i (1).

RUTH KINSIANO SWANWeaverville. N.C.

Grammar Grade Education

K i l ii ii Mt iT i ry S cic -ielif (i>; H lm C'

l td i ^ i ^ .1, 4):I'hi

V. W. C. A. (2, }), Cabinet (J); New Dormitory Club(2. .1); Methodist Club (2. 3); Weaver College (1).

f—tLve

FONA Fl .SJ^ VANCE

Flora yJ^cPouald CuHlj^l—(-H-r-T'e>*JVStflvania Teachers

ColleRe/X^j: Uynician l^iterary Soclety">Ov4) ; Dynician

Orchaiyy'W ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 4); B>^S^<. U. (3, 4);

CoU%>^/t)rchestra (3); New Dormitory OyiKc'i, 4).

ftNCiEI I WARfJFNlAVLORiiVILLE. N. L.

Primary Education

MitJhVll College: Home Kconomirs Cliih: B.

New Dormitory Club; Thalian I-iterary Societ^';

C. A.

P. U.;

V. W.

Grammai

RUT i tVAGONERClemhons, N. C.

Z rade Education

et (4);Thalian Literary S(

(3, 4); Forsyth County Club (3); Y,

Mars Hill College (1, 2).

New Dormitory Club

W. C. A. (3. 4);

EVELYN WARRENTaylorsville. N. C.

Primary Education

ELuiiuiiiiLS

—

Club,—Titfljui ti

,

—V-:—W. C .

B. Y. Pl U. : New Dormitory Club; Thalian Literary

Society; Mitchell College.

DOROTHY ^F[ T7ARFTH WATSONThf

Hnn

HIJSABETH WILSONI HNOIH. N C

Crnmmnr Cnnlv Fritirntfr^n

Oviiicfan I itftrar)!—i>M«iwty i ^k'w—Do iiii ilo i

Playcraftcrs (3); Davenport Collcse (1).

:iub;

MARY WILLIAMSMountai n Pakk. rvr-r-

Enqlisf

K-1,Tritic (4): InternationalSecretary (4); A|i|>alaihClub (1, 3): White Hall t. ...

Junior Cabinet (I); Swjn m(i, 4), President (4); Stu

trd Htstaru

: turns Club (,(. 4). AssistantPlaycrafters (.1. 4); l.ovill

(4); Y. VV. C. A. (I. i. 4).(.1): B. S. U. Council

, , ,lent Volunteer (4). Vice-Presi-

dent; Intercollegiate Debater (.!); Associate Editor of theAppatachiati.

Dynician Literary So ii t> (1. .1. 4). Treasurer (4). LUCILLb YARBOROWinston-Salkm, N. C.

Grammar Gradt Edueatiun

V. \V. C. A. (1, 2. .1. 41. President (2); Phila RelianLiterary Society (1. 2. .1, 4), President (2).

^;:;r-i^ui^Jite ive

Lenoir Rh(3, 4); AvVC. A.: J5r;it>i,

CIiil. (2 1. S<

4), Critic

r, ,T1.L'' n"i; Xi'iialacHi;?!) Playcraftersjl.iclu.i.i n..n,c Plo.n.imics Clilli\4); Y. W.,lu- ( liili; \.u I)..in,it(>ry l'hll.V\4); Lovill:rttary (J) ; Thalian Lite^a^y^50^I^0' (2. 3.

I. Treasurer (4;, President (4>; XjTee Club(4). Oiiirttta (4); Y. W. C. A. (2, 3); Intra-MuralBasketball (4J ; Davidson County Club (4): ilay Dav(2, 3).- Sniierlalivi-s U)

BooneMRS. lUf ESTES

N. C.

Grammar Grade Educatic

MARY PRANCES MCNEILL—Pike Road, Ala.

Primnnj Fdiicatian

SADIE WHITEIlNinN r.BnvF N r

GiuwfriUT Giudy Eduvaiion

Town Club (3): Lily Dale Home Economics Club (4).

Tennessee

LAURA MCLUNNhLL"

JurrcRsoN. N. C.

Primar if Edueal ion

I'hila' Kp il a i i

—I. I HTii r y Sin'l i^iy—u. !. i, »

Cduiity Club (1. 2, ^), Secretary-Treasurer (3 I.

Ashe

IDA CL

Cast :.

Phila Retian Litera

Club (I, 2. 3); New D

I IE PORTER;\/ooD. Va.

Mathem it t". and Science

Society (1. 2, 3. A); Lovill

>T^ftory Club (4); Virginia Club

(4): Physical Ed. Major Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Y. W. C. A.

(3. 4).

If . iNCES ELIZABETH GAMBILLAlHHNS. TENN.

Grammar Grade Education

laiul .\cwiiian Loll ege 11. 21: l.ilv IJaTr' HomeK.ciiiimniji Cluh (il) . Vjti, Pic nidLul V. W. C. A . (3);

White Hall Club (3. 4); Phila Ketian Literary Society

(3, 4); B. V. P. U. (3. 4).

EARL BROW^frHPPPvvTT T c NT r

Grammar Grade Education

Appajpoh ion L i terary—iiociwty (3 , j,

County Club (1, 2, i. 4), President (4); Y.

(3, 4).—

/incoln

C. A.

WILLIAil (3UY ANGELLHamptIcInville, N. C.

Scien e md History

Rankin Wilson Lite^-; r; Society (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-

4»; Manager of Baseball (1, 2);Class President (3); Assistant Librarian (3, 4); BusinessManager of the Appalaj:hian_

GROVER BROWNBOONEVILLE. N. C.

History and Physical Education

Variitv Hasehall M. 'J. i. 41: Varsity yoofball~(2. 3):

Varsity Basketball (2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Letter Club

(2, 3, 4).

REX p RUMC.ARNFRess:

Ka.ii<:

COIET DYERPlIRl FA», N f

Malhpmnlim nnil Sn'pnrp

VVil in i i—Li tw ra ry—Soaiwty—^44i—Ama a liiaii

Literary Society ^^) ; Wilkes County Club (I. 2

\'icel'resi>icii( ( < ) ; V. M. C A. (I. ai

PAu;SiLKR

Science and

Kankin Wilson I.itera;

CLARKdnv, N. C.

'pi, sical Education

Society (1, 2, 3. 4); ^. M.C. A. (J. 4; ; Pemicans (4) ; Assistant Circulation Man-aner of the Apfalachian (4).

J. HOMER EGGERSBoone. N. C.

Sfitn tt and Mathrma t i es

Appalachian Literary Society (4); (Jlee Club (4);

Acjuateers (4).

f—tive

JAMFS R FARTHING

(1, 2,

EUGENE C. FENDER—Whitehead, N. C.—

Englisf

Y. M. C. A. (J. 4Co-Reporter of Y. M. C

lachian Playcrafters (4)palachian Literary Societtary (1), Secretary (2).

Jlfd History

aliinet (J), President (.!);

to Appalacliia-n; Organiza-tion Editor of Rhododendi.l N (4); I. R. C. (4): Appa

^'; rsity Cheer Leader (4); Ap-(L 2, 3, 4). Assistant Secre-

Ifr tic (3). Vice-President (3):Society Reporter to Appalacltian; Alleghany County Club(1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary (1), \'ice-President (2), President(3. 4); Wesley Club (4).

JAMES H. POWLKES, JR.

Pftham n r

Mathematics and Science

p.,fhi^f,..-f) r-piiflja ^1); Apj.T^^-tiip^—I itefa r}

-"

Piliciety (2, j, 41. Vice-President (4). Critic (4); AlPlaycrafters (2, 3. 4). President (4); Internatlations dull H. 4), TreaSili'tl' C4') I VAi'^UV Che(lations Club H. 4), TreaSili'tf 14) 1 VAi'^HV CI

(3, 4), Chiel (4): Affialachian Statf. Heacf Ue

So-chian

o(ic 1 Re-I eaiier

Let-ter Club (X 471 Class Treasurer (3) ; Honor Teacher(4); Assistant H. S. Teacher (4).

Appal

HAROLD GRAYBEALBelair, Md.

Mathematics and Science

tlh iQn—Vloyoraftoro—^A^ 1-H

—

Intornational Re-lations Crrril—^1?;

—

^t;—Tenn i s—ManafiLi—63^-:

—

Tit asmer ofSenior Class; Editor-in-Chief of Appalachian (4); Memberof .Student Council (4).

Fr ;sidcnt

"ollege

RALPhBc M ;

Appalachian Literar;

4AGAMANN. C.

Matben o 'I'l s and Science

Society (4); Appalachian Aqua-teers (4), President (-4); Playcrafters (3); Glee Club (i):

B. Y. P. U. (1, 2. 3. 4). Secretary (4).

K H HORT L-

JN. . I R

Shelby. N. C.

English and History

Wilson I-itt-rary Society (1. 2, 3, 4), Vice-

NT—a«rtm-y—W+r-*H«—eW»--(++1—Phl7eTa f te r sPresidei t

(4); i-iiv',.i;„.,i IV,,,..tv fi.,i, ~rrr

(3). President (3); MorninK

B. Y. P. U. (1, 2. 3. 4), Official

f„r,-pnf H,<tnry Cluh

Watch Director (3, 4);

3), Critic.Sigma (4),

International Relations Club ^"WTS^V Presidenthian Playcrafters (3, 4) ; \\^^rfeinia-\\'est

Virginia'^ Club (3). Secretary and Treasurer (J) ; Com-mencement ATarshal (3); Assistant in History (3, 4);Feature Editor .if>palacliian (4 ) ; Editor-in-Chief Rho-DODE

N

PH'O tT (4 ).

HOWARPStony

EnglisI f

5. HUNTERFlCINT. N. C.

a id History

Rankin Wilson Literary Society (2, 3, 4), Chaiilain(4); Cheer Leader (3); Y. M. C. A. (3, 4); Class VolleyBall (2, 3); Class Basketball (2); Class Ping Pong (2, 3).

Al I.VN .IhSCTTP-

Cast Bend, N. C.

Grammar Grade Education

Va rs ty FftStfta ll 1'

4); Basketba l l O, 4'

) i Vifii \y

ball (1, 4); Tennis (1); Rankin Wilson Literam'

(1. 4), l.ridc 11). Kenresentative Ml: H. V.~PGlee C\vi>—H-h

—

Claaa nnjlie tball :

—

Plajeiuu r iiJ—Mseball

Base-

i ociety

(1);

(4); Assistant Teacher

Mural Volley Ball.

in Demonstration School; Intra-

LOWELL GLOVEREllenboro, N. C.

B , S , Malhomatice and Hietor tf

Weaver College (1,

Connty Club.

2); Wesleyan Club; Rutherford

Kclations Chili (3, 4). Prcsidt-nt (.?); Union fdiinty C'lnli

(2. ,< )). I'r^sj.lenl (I), Vin-Prisiil.iil (2); WesleyChill ( ii i—l^i

—

A iitm l no li i tm. IMiiyu rnf ti r i—(-4-H—J+wtory As-

sistant (A); Lnivtisity |>f :ioith Carolina I9.il-32.

E. v. ,OVETTBoONr. N. C.

History unit Mathematics

EUGENE MICHAELBrown Summit. N. C.

English and History

Vilson Literary Society (1. 2. .!. 4). Chaii-

M. L. A. II. :i. 41. V.re.l'r,-.;,!,-. (3).

Hankifi

lain (21

Presidenll ( 4 1. CBhintl (J, * ). Ci)uin.il (4 ) . B. .S . U . ( I )

:

B. Y. P. r. (IJ; Wesley Cluli (.t, 4): 1.. I. I). (.!),

\'ice-Presi(lent.

Var

CONNIE G . MOREFIELDNeva. Tcnn.

Fnglish and Hittoty

hi FuuLbdl l (I): LelUT du l l ( 1. 1 ) .

JAMES A J3^EY MOOREDob >()?[. N. C.

Mathematics and Science

Rankin Wilson Literary Society (3, 4).

JOHN OEHLERConcord. N. C.

\'a'hematics and Physical Education

Fresh laA Bnjlcctl ia l l—(ll! Vo raity Fnothjll (1, '2, i.

-t): Varjity BasKetOall tJ. i. 41: \ arsitv Kas>h:,ll~l o,

i. 4): Rankin Wilson Literary Society (2, J, 4); LetterClub (2, i, 4); Physical Ed. Major Club (4). President (4).

U\Chaplain (2).Critic

' C^)<yf rcsirtrn t—H+1

—

Imc icoMcgiaU-Xp^iater (1, 2,

4) : S^/M|(Vy (»f (.'lass (2) ; Plavcrafters\C3s)\Tcchniciaiif2)/uiV^t"liih (1. 2); Letter Club (1. iS^HNj.ibrarian(2) ; International Relations Chib (4) ; \vesrey ClubTreastircr ( I ). F'rc^ijrlcnt (2) ; Delegate to Student Con-ference ( 1 . 2, A).

DOUGLA i

Englis

Husband of Mrs. I9ii h

Bo ): Ji

REDMOND, N. C.

a id History

HarluT Redmond ; President

RICHARD SHAW—Sparta. N. C.—of Sophomore Class (2); Appalachian Literary Society(1, 2, 3, 4), Assistant Secretary (i); r;lec Chih (1, 2);Y. M. C. A. (3); First Critic Teacher at H. S.

Grammar Grade Education

Alpha Sigma (.lamnia; Alleghany County Cluh (1. 2, 3).

STA RR N STArV JR

Appa

CARMOM STUARTJF.FFFRSON. N. (

:"

English and Htstoru

arhjaii [ itirarv ^nriyty "H -U.(.!). Vice-President (4). President (4); Internat

lations Clnh O , iil . ^"ire Pr iffiiUnt (H j Orator

Debater {S. 4); Honor J eacher (4).

etary

:l Re-

2J , 4);

jOHn

Science and °

$TALEYN. C.

7 isical Education

Rankin Wilson Literal > ,* ociety (1. 2, ^, 4), Secretary<2). Vice-President (4); Ji'j \[. C. A. (3. 41; AppalachianPlaycrafters (4); Pemicans (4). Reporter (4); Circula-tion Manager of the Appaiachian - Tennis Manager (-*);

Basketball (3); Baseball (4).

ROBERT C. GWANPotsdam. N. Y.

History and Physical Education

A'iison I,iterar\ Society (4 1; Manager of

L; Man.ii.|.r nf Ra^l-^lliall ij^i Mimgfr of

Ranki i

Wrestlint

Football

(2, .i. 4): Letter Club (,i

Rhododen-dbon.

i». r i nj^kLLbjII m. Ola^!, Basketball

4); Advertising Manager of

hi Signn—U ). rrw c iilwiit—(4-H

—

l l wn liin

Literary Society (1. 2, ,M : Appalachian I'layci-;

Prcsiilciit (1). Okc Club (.1). I'ic.MiU ii i rin rl a iiil^

Chlb ( 1 ) ; •fr.-a.;iir.-r Kr..^l^ni-.» ^'U.^; H... i . ;if^^^,.p

t n ilty

RllolKint viiRnv (41; Assciciatr Editrir Appuhirhuui {i, 4);

liatKl ami (Vchcsira (I. -'. .!. 41; Chief Marshal (.!)

ROBERT"I.AURFI 5 PR

\falhemat

Appalachian Literary

"AYLORISGS. N. C.

nd Science

ty (2, 4). President (4).Censor (4); Ai)palachian rta^-c -afters (2. 4); InternationalRelations Cluh (4); Alleghanv County CInb CI. 2. 4),President (1, 4): Assistant in Biolnev (4); Biology Chih(4). President (4),

MARSHALL WARDSucAR Grovh. N. C.

irtmimur fjr tuf tf EUucalion

Current History Cluh (I); Inlra-.Mural SiHjrts (1, 2.

.1); Volley Ball (1); Appalachian Literary Society (4).

East Carolina Club (4

Varsity Basketball (1. 2,

.?, 4); Letter Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Advertising Manager of

4PPol(LcUian (4).

and Treasurer (.4J, L-ensor (.4) ; l.incoln L'ounty Club

(1, 2, 3, 4), President (4).

/^<^/icdcdendtc ineleen^^^

C. C. WRIGHTHunting Creek, n. C.

English and History

X. C. S. f.; Senior Class President: Wilkes County

Club (J. 4), I'resident (.1); Rankin Wilson Literary

Society (4).

LEWIS MANESSJackson. N. C.

History and English

Duke •.!]: l.ooislMirn •.!.'.

WHEWEl.I. I. YARBOROWinston-Sai.em. N. C.

English and History

Moravian Collene (1. 2. .M.

HENRY STUARTWiNCATH. N. C.

Physical Edmalivn and Science

A'u Incite IdtU^-^lve-^^

Mr. Antonius Antonakos

Spon&or

JUNIORS

4-.S>^.G~

^<^li cdcdeftdtCH /tneleefi.^^^

** r^ - ^y),

Junior Class Officers

Colors: Green unci White FLOWER: White Rose

Motto: "Not on the lop hut climbing."

Boyd Baucom Pre>ndent

Bltty Howard Vice-President

Vera IsENHOUR Secretary

L. J. Gann Treasurer

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Louise Abrams Pine Tops, N. C.

Good grades; personality: I've been to Lil-

lians and Brothers.

Clyde Adams Boonville. N. C.

Classes—front seat; where do barbers get

their information? gap in his razor.

Brown AMMONS Boone. N. C.

Mars Hill: big he-man; "Hardrock": DewDrop Inn,

Ida Mae Alexander Thomasviile. N. C.

Cheese crackers: good sport.

RUTHELLA ARLEDGE Hendersonville. N. C.

Not the paper, just the editor; first floor:

"Kat " and Beanie.

Lawrence Atchley Union Mills, N. C.

Reserved: church worker: janitor: womanshy.

Adolph Atkins Gastonia. N. C.

Good speaker: psychology and heredity:

Alpha Sigma Gamma debater.

Minnie ARNDT Claremont, N. C.

Cute: attractive; always smiling: Glee Club,

Gene Baker Mooresville. N. C.

Caro—Jean song bird: girls at the "Big

Five " football games.

Wendell Ballou , Boone, N, C,

Day student: law books preferred: outstand

ing chemist; fun and friends.

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Alma Bakni:s I avlorsvillc, N. C.

B.irbcr: b.iskcth.ill : whcro's mv hov friendspicture?

Boyd Baucom Unionville, N. C.

Grasshopper spit: leader and agitator: basket-ball: in love.

Ruby Black Boone. N. C.

Twice is too much: drug store; studious.

Carl Beam Bessemer City. N. C.

Serious but frivolous: smiles: drifts withthe tide.

Esther BLAM Cherry ville. N. C.

Quiet: studious: White Hall: Mamie.

Ralph Beam Chcrryviiic. N. C.

New Dorm; parasite; red headed womenpreferred: manager.

THELMA Berry Boone, N. C.

Congenial: raspberries: studious.

Joyce Bess Vale. N. C.

Mae West: joyous Joyce; Guilford;"Bunny."

Alice Binciiam Vilas. N. C.

friendly: town girl.

Vance Blalock . . Hurdle Mills. N. C.

"Vanny": wrestler and Kat" trainer: cap-

tain; 1 5 seconds.

Pui/e Iihy-iix

<^ r» <cr^» J-»^^^»

ve^

Dorothy Brake Rocky Mount. N. C.

Small of statue; big of mind; easily heard

—

that's Dot.

BERNIECE BRAWLEY . . Statesville. N. C.

Glistening bracelets, but Gene Baker doesn t

mind.

H. P. Breeze Hillsboro. N. c.

Breeze crashes in—pictures; "BashfulBuddy.

•

Bertie Bridges Mooresboro, N. c.

Studious; 'tater bug"; quiet and friendly.

Hugh Browning Stony Point. N. C.

Porter reformer; motto, live plain; flower."Daisy."

Catherine Brown . . Mooresviiie. N. C.

Power house; week-ends; Eloise; I cant getalong without Jimmy—for Jimmys a— .' youguess.

Virginia Brown Charlotte. N. C.

Over to Grandmothers; Glee Club; Lorena;ham sandwiches; sweet.

FAYfc BroYHILL Lenoir. N. C.

Blonde curls; Connie and I; well. I cantdecide which man I like best.

Alma Burns Newton. N. C.

Musical: interested in debating—also a de-bater.

Mary Fola Burns Goldston. N. C.

Honor grades; good sport; sweet; Pat and I.

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^<^/tcdcdendtCM. •iV LH.eieeH.^^^

Willie K. Bunn Zcbulon, N. C.

Artistic: B. Y. I' U.; W'.ikc Forest: growny:well dressed: Pinel.ind.

David Bunch Boone, N. C.

Town boy: pianist and frjt leader: likes

initiation.

MILDRLD BfKKt: Goldston. N. C.

Good physical education student: very

stylish: cute: Hdna.

Eugene ByrD Black Mountain, N, C,

Poet: ambitious: "here is a bouquet,

teacher.

Lindsay Cacle Carthage. N. C.

Iranklin\'ille : no sunshine without "Tom-ni \

'

LAVOLA CARENDI:R Mafney, N. C,

Neat: dependable: I.auna's sister: quiet:

blushes: man shy: "let's cook": "I'm goinghome": crocheted purse.

GhNl-VA Carter Boone, N. C.

Lots of appeal: modest and cheerlul

MR.S. MANLEY CARSUELE . Boone, N, C.

.Married: no dates for me: studious,

ROUERl CASE Oak Ridge, N, C,

W. C, U. N, C: unsettled: •chef": Winston Salem sucker: Kcplar deal,

TR1:ssI1-. MAH CASHION Winston Salem, N, C,

Happv go luckv : musical.

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/^n^t(\ie ve^^'^

M. Castle Boone. N. C.

Industrious; always serious.

Geneva CHAFFIN Union Grove, N. C.

Basketball star: "Red" shoe; Johnny: quietand reserved.

John Church Boone, N. C.

Sleepy-headed; dizzy on the gridiron: bucksinitiation.

Lillian Chamberlain, .Yadkinviiie. N. C.

First floor; quiet; week-ends: petite.

Ollie Jean Coffey Boone, N. C.

A songster; town; braided hair; individual.

Mary Lula COLLEY Abingdon. Va.

Mary Belle; long hair: good-natured: quiet

Ruby Cooke Boone, N. C.

Full of life; dormitory—no: talks andlaughs; boy friends.

Louise Cooper Peiham. N. c.

Good seamstress; sensitive: quiet; conscien-tious.

K.^THRINE Cowan Statesville. N. C.

Vannie; book room: Coca-Cola's; sewing onbuttons on the side line.

ALBERTA Craft Lewisville. N. C.

Petite; Carolina men; the twins: Mabel.

Dorothy HaLSEY. . Mouth of Wilson. Va.

I'm from Virginia: likable.

Gladys Klutz Gold Hill. N. C.

Quiet: religious: boy shy; good-natured.

4.S.J.(S:

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{^<^licdcdericitcn Jinclee/i^^

Clarice Deese Monroe. N. C.

Dignified; true lo the boy friend Jt home.

Cl:Ll.\ DUNl.AP Anson. N. C.

Trixie: "Peg": cheer leader: W. C. U. N. C;What cha doin honey.' I'crdinand.

C^ATHKINE Durham Pitlsboro. N. C.

Blue eyes and curls: White Hall: Pittsboro.

MALLIE EAKER Chcrryville. N. C.

Pretty: Trivettes: Hdwin' Cherry ville belle:

neat.

Claude Eastridge Boone. N. C.

Day student: sees lot of fun in Hd. 18: not

.1 worr\'.

SwANsoN Edwards Todd. N. C.

Mountain boy: "Hill Billy" economy: parks

lo save gas.

Gilbert Falls . . Kings Mountain. N. C.

U. N. C. Isaacs Emporium: falls about Lin-

ville: Lexington house parties.

Claude Farthini. Boone. N. C.

Tough grappler: day student: conservation:

goo-se berries.

Cornelia Felmet Asheville. N. C.

"Mac": basketball: fur coat: book room:red hair: song bird.

M. O. Fox New Hope. N. C.

U. N. C. transfer: town: night hawk:novelty shop boy.

Mrs. J. P. Fox Boone. N. C.

M. R. S. degree a specialty; cute; attractive;

sweet even with red hair.

I., J. GANN Rockingham. N. C.

U. N. C. love's conceit; historian; "preach-

er" : vote for Sinclair.

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Cecil Glen Vilas. N. C.

Rural pedagog: woman shy: mamma's boy:note books; Ford.

JUANITA Gobble. . Winston-SaUm. N. C.

Glee Club: Beverly: sleepy head: MethodistSunday School.

Connie Grant Statesviiic. N. C.

Tall: friendly: Faye: first floor.

Herbert Graybeal Fig. N. C.

West Virginia women: "test 2 may be harderthan mine.

"

Helen Green Cliffside. N. C.

Honor student: publicity: ringlets: a friend

to all.

Matilda Hair Godwin. N. C.

Conscientious: singing games: likes herstudies: sweet.

Edward Hamrick Shelby. N. C.

Automobile and knickers: Red seen Mar-garet? "Let's be friends. Red."

Ellen Hamrick Ellenboro. N. C.

Serious—never: pleasingly plump: man shy.

Cecil Harmon Sugar Grove. N. C.

"Woman shy: day student: bashful.

JiMMIE HIATT Mt. Airy. N. C.

Handsome: crack basketball man: hardworker.

RHEBA HinSON Monroe. N. C.

Wingate transfer: kiddy carts and love let-

ters: friends.

Lillian Hire "Winston-Salem. N. C.

"Sister": finger waves: brown eyes: Guil-ford: "Lets go hear Nancy sing.

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Pauline Hobson Stalcy. N. C.

Mullins; a friend indeed is Polly": Northern

Riiys; dramatic talent.

\\i\K\ Hoi PMAN Lenoir, N. C.

Clayton or' Lenoir: Cclia: C.itawl-va: Lon-nie: ideal girl.

Dorothy Holt Boone. N. C.

I inds fun in work: modest and cheerful.

IIIURMAN Holt Spencer. N. C.

Railroad dick: gripes and Lipes: wants pic-

tures each quarter.

BRUNER HONEVCUTT Forest City, N. C.

N. R. L. W P. service boy: radios: womenand automobiles: neat.

LlJ HOLiSFR Vale. N. C.

linger nail polish: "sissy": disloyal to Siler

City.

Prue HOUSER Lincolnton. N. C.

Speedy: Carolina; Carolyn: maybe it's from

Charlotte.

Clyde Cloy Howle Morvcn. N. C.

Up street; Agnes: Winston guys; talks and

l.uighs; restless.

Don C. Huffman Vale. N. C.

Horse trader? No! Woman trader! Highschool preferred: freckles.

Vera IsENHOUR New London. N C

A man in every port—but may the best manwin; attractive: sweet: Pete: Mussolini.

CuLLEN Johnson Vale. N. C.

"Dog-gone"; U. S. Mail playboy; perculator.

Dale Keller Boone. N. C.

Gimme little .limmic: lab. parasite; Aris-

totle—ah balony.

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Beaulah Ketchie Mt. UlU, N. C.

First floor preferred: Virginia: a pal: a goodstudent.

Christine King Pinnacle. N. C.

Town girl: Bill only: good basketball player:independent.

Blanche Kistler Boone. N. C.

Quiet: good student: room-mate: boys

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well.

Dorothy Knox I.enoir. N. C,

In love: curls: Gail: home economics stu-

dent.

Lois Long Forest City, N. C.

Boiling Springs: easy going: Helen: prefersred-headed men.

Ellie Lane Pinnacle. N. C.

Studies: track: very friendly: first floor.

DiLMON LAWSON Pinnacle. N. C"Athlete": member of kitchen cabinet: trans-

parent.

Helen Ledbetter Asheviiic. N. C.

Finger- waves: librarian: indifferent: stu-dious.

Annie Lee Lawndale. N. C.

Weaver: jolly: friendly: make life easier.

Mabel Lee Monroe. N. C.

"Lm so hungry": exercise: coffee: West Vir-ginia: summer school.

Gene Lewis West Jcfl'erson. N. C.

West Jefl'erson for the week-ends: automobileand kid brother.

Margaret Life Lexington. N. C.

Knows her English: Spencer: well. Mary!housekeeping—no.

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VaLLIE MALTBA Boone. N. C.

No men—just education; first aid: Boone:dark eyes.

Grace Marshall White Plains. N. C.

Good helper: interest for others; Thalian;grey eyes.

Carl Martin East Bend. N. C.

Mustache; dentistry: women: pray on.brother!

Earl May Sparks. Ga.

Young Harriss; "Ed's" pal; Red met hisWaterloo: consider me. Margaret.

ALBLRT MICHAFI Boone. N. C.

High school bus driver: conservative; sincere.

Edna MiLLLR Boone. N. C.

"Miss Miller"; loves to be teased, but sheget: mad sometimes.

Lester Miller Boone, N. c.

Nonchalant; long strides; roams the hills,

bashful: radical.

Lexie Miller Clifton. N. C.

The latest project.' Dale.' Stays in town;quiet.

Hessie J. Morgan Norwood. N. C.

Norwood: boys back home: Lovill: quiet:grey eyes.

Carolyn Moore Milton. N. C.

Manus: Ad, building: Moore's: balconies:third floor.

I-INLEY Moore I.enoir. N. C.

"Little Goon": "Nig ": twin grappler: towndates: cookie.

I-RANK Moore Lenoir. N. C.

Twin grappler: Gail: sports editor: versatile.

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Irene Moore. . . Granite Falls, N. C.

Scrapbook and pictures—of Hall; studies;

Brown.

Minnie Lee Morris Southmont, N. C.

Beauty specialists; Lexington; French.

Louise Morrison Statcsville. N. C.

Attractive, but reserved; unassuming; whata break.

Mary McCALL Marion. N. C.

Very quiet; neat; blonde with blue eyes.

Georgia McCall Asheviiic, N. C.

President of society; dependable; good speaker; a pal; sweet; N. D. ; Shirley.

Jack McGEE Minneapolis. N. C.

Popcorn boy; lost razor; late to classes.

Kathleen McGinnis Grouse. N. C.

Never serious: South Carolina men; Lovill;

Vetra; no letter today.

Milton MacLaugHLIN . . Cleveland, N. C.

"Pitt"; noise producer; basketball benchwarmer.

Mary Nichols Cricket. N. C.

Tomatoes—no; programs; dark eyes; quiet.

Erwin Norton Boone. N. c.

Philosopher: Dad's ideal—maybe; music;ball park dates.

Wallace O'Neil . Mullms, N. C.

Book room: gym supervisor: manager.

Edith Parsons Boone. N. C.

Small; light hair and eyes; town girl; goodstudent.

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Amy L. Peeler Shelby. N. C.

Another blonde: studious; ambitious; quiet;

sincere: blue eyes.

Paul Perkins Nathans Creek. N. C.

A good old roomie: what a man: summerdates: old meanie.

PAYE V. PlOTT Concord. N. C.

Daring blue eyes; second floor; Foy.

Nancy Powell

A good nurse: big brown eyes: lives to her-self: Lib."

MliRPHY PREVETTE, . ., Peach Gap, N. C.

U. S. A. mail boy: many followers: girls.'

no! philosopher.

Arnold Ramey Low Gap. N. C.

Plays and games: Hi Lcmay ; hot shot: red

sweaters: Surry.

Ja.MES Reece Booncville. N. C.

East Main—big house; conceals his dates;

clever and blonde.

Jlanita Robertson Statesviiie. N. C.

Noisy: likes candy; locks doors: friendly:

onions.

Ll.iNA Ro<.;lrs Concord, N. C.

Men—oh. my! What eyes! A smile for

everyone.

Carl Rudisill Vale. N. C.

Justice. Jr.. candy kitchen': four-letter

.ithlcte: sailor.'

Charles Scott Boone. N. C.

Calls cows home at eventide: quiet and par-

ticular but friendly.

HA/FL SHARPE Cedar Grove. N. C.

Hamburgers! let's study: bus romances.

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Elizabeth Shipman HcndcrsonvUlc. N. c.

"F" Furman or fooled? Y. W. C. A. Presi-

dent: Mars Hill: football heroes.

HassELTINE Shipman . Hendersonvillc. N. C-

Chapel Hill week-end: Curt: let's go to the

book room: Mars Hill.

Muriel Shumate Abshers. N. C.

Enjoys life: oh—Sam! Muriel's gift of gab!it's blasting.

ELMA Simmons 'Winston-Salem. N. C.

Boyish: Meredith College; "Navy Blues":Rosie and little 'un.

Agnes SIMMS Harrisburg. N. C.

Maybe it's Arthur.' If not eating—sleeping:my best bow.

Jack Singletary Winston-Salem. N. C.

Rutherford College: "My date is going toruin me": poet.

JOHNSIE S.MITH Hiddcnite. N. C.

Dignity plus: cunning: Ammons: smiles:White Hall: mysterious.

Ralph STANSBERRV JefTcrson. N. C.

Carc-frce: wrestler chauffeur: cranberry.'

Jack Steele Boone. N. C.

Lightning rod salesman: triple "C " man:Pinnacle bound.

Paul Steele Marston. N. c.

"Flossie": slave to Ncwiand: training tableand rolls: friendly.

Ray STIKE . Matoka. W. Va.

Coal miner: Epworth League: staunch: bash-ful; woman shy.

Edward STURGILL West Jefferson. N. C.

Prc-med. course; can he take it? House parties

and diamonds.

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NhRMAN SWISHPR West Grove. Pcnna.

"l-urrincr" : picture crazy; not conceit

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Sm KMAN Taylor McGrady. N. C.

Salesman—old clothes, watches, auto acces-

sories, retreading.

VlRCINIA TEAGUE

Very merry; in town: friendly; intellectual;

peanut butter.

Janh- Ti:ddi-:r

Popular; sings well: drug store; geography

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no.

Clarice Thompson , Glade Valley. N. C.

Jack.' "As" preferred; personality.

Joseph TOWNSEND Boone. N. C.

Typical mountaineer; woman chaser;

no luck.

John TRIPLETTE Jonesville. N. C.

ColTec: "Boys. I swigger"; office.

Paul TrIVETTE Boone. N. C.

Ex-confectionery; lucid; great jester; indis-

pensable.

Ruby TRIVETTE Boone. N. C.

Moore or more.' sews; "Rube"; Ernestine;

Oscar.

R. P. VANNOY West Jcffer.son. N. C.

Girl teaser; auctioneer—Swisher's duds for

sale; Dew Drop Inn.

CHRISTINI- WACONER Gold Hill. N. C.

Quiet; studious; brown eyes.

Helen Waconer Gold Hill. N. C.

Mr. Williams; giggles; sister; on time.

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GLENARD WARLICK Lawndale, N. C.

Newland disturber: show on you: cigarette

ducks: pennies.

Mary Alice Washam. . .Huntersville, N. c.

Cute: happy-go-lucky: work while youwork, but play often.

Margaret WebbStudies first and last: serious: grins: bru-

nette: happy.

Sara Westmoreland Huntersville. N. C.

Frank: good-natured: slow to get started,

but watch her go.

HoYLE White Vale. N. C.

White—tush. tush, ask his roomie: eyes the

Vanitij Fair.

WOODROW White Statesvilk. N. C.

Old smoothie: ham: good dancer: just oneRhync.

Ruby WhiteSIDES Bessemer City. N. C.

Margaret Sanger type: shows—c a n d ywrapped in cellulose.

Evelyn WilBURN Wadesboro. N. C,

Calvin: Glee Club: Lula 'n Argie: "Tweet- H^^' '

sie" : golly pete! Twins. ^^H

Jewell Wilson Boone. N. C. r^^mJewels admired by Jewel : blondes preferred ' - '"

yjbut I will take another. -^ W

WlLDA Wilson Lexington. N. C.

Small and cute: West Virginia.

Jessie Mae Wyant Catawba. N. C. k*^ ,|

Brown eyes: rhird floor; not man shy: ener- l

getic.

Mabel YODER Lincolnton. N. C.

Good sport: studies: hikes.

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Shine; sweets pjsser; .ispirin: Miss Appa-Inchinn.

BliL'i [: MACl-AYDnN 1-jyeltcville. N. C.

West Jefferson: chemislrv; hot pljte.

HIS HONOR THt MAYORAT PRESIDENTS BALL

THE SERMON ON

THE MOUNT

JUST JUNIORS

SPRING LS HI RL

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Spon&or

SOPHOMORES

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Colors: Yelluic and While Fl.OVVER: Yellou.' Chrysanihemun)

Motto : "B-'."

Kenneth Barrs President

Webster Ward Vice-President

Polly James Secretary

Clarinh Duke Treasurer

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Faye Adams

Annie Lee Alexander

Marguerite Alexander

RoviE Angell

John Anderson

Mary K. Anderson

Kenneth Anthony

Nicholas Antonakos

Evelyn Arthur

Dale Atwood

LiLLiE Mae Austin

Lelia Ayers

MoiR Ayers

Helen Baker

Mildred Barger

Morris Barnett

Margaret Barrenger

Kenneth Barrs

Helen Beam

LiLLiE Beam

Hazel Beaver

Ruth Beaver

Willard Best

Catherine Biggers

Beatrice Bingham

Dewey Bingham

Evelyn Blackwell

Caroline Blair

Mary Sue Blanton

Agnes Boger

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Annih Ci.ee Brake

N'lRi.iNiA Brooks

Anni Bkowi-i;

M.\in 1 KANCIS Bkown

Sue Burns

MARIliA Blhner

Eugene Byrd

James Byers

BiATRiCE Carpenter

Matt Carpenter

Robert Carrico

Nora Case

Ruby Castle

LvEi.YN Caudle

Muriel Caudle

Norman Ciiadwick

Marie Chapman

Denver Church

I.. H. Church

liLEANOR Clark

RriH Olizabi iH Clark

Neu.lie Clayton

Virginia Clements

Henry Cline

BiLLii- Coble:

Ben Colvard

I'oY Cook

Ha I tie: Lee Costner

JiNLMii- Coui"ie:r

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Nora Craig

Dan Cranford

Hazel Crissman

Lena Crissman

Alfred Cromartie

James Crooks

Mary Jo Curry

Anne Davis

Clayton Davis

Glen Davis

J. P. Davis

Thelma Davis

Vivian Deal

Sadie Deece

Ruth Dellenger

SuDiE Lee Dildy

Frances Dogget

Louise Dorsay

Clarine Duke

JosEPHENE Duke

Jessie Eaker

Gladys Earle

Helen Edminister

Morris Eggers

Lucy Marie Eller

L L. Epperly

Thedus Eudy

Claude Evans

Inez Everhart

Roger Ewing

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R. L. Hensley

Mary Hinkle

Ruth Huskins

Cornelia Hipp

Annie Maude Hire

Muriel Hodgeson

Brightie Holden

Becky Holton

Ruby Hollars

j. w. honeycutt

Frank Howard

Sara Howard

Gilbert Hubbard

Paul Huffman

Mary Ellen Hughes

Henry Houston

Blanche Hutchinson

Clara Hutchinson

Mildred Iley

Polly James

Roderick John

Louise Johnson

Beuford Jones

Donna Jones

Kermit Jones

Mary Lois Jones

Ben Johnson

Dorothy Jordon

Lucy Justice

Frank Killian

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Robert Killian

Willie Kendrick

Lucille King

Wilbur Kiser

Eugene Koon

Walter Koon

Gerald Lackey

Louise Laitimore

Ruth Lawson

Beatrice Lennon

Fred Lhntz

Mary Life

Jane Logan

i lora mae luckey

Katherine Mann

Bennie Marie

Rebecca Marlowe

Harold Massey

Lessie Matthews

Vance McBride

Jennie McCombs

Sam McCracken

Bruce McDaniel

AciE Vay McGinnis

LULA McLAMB

Paschal McLaurin

Willard McNeil

William McNeil

Ruth Mhacham

Louise Michael

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Kathleen Morris

Pauline Michael

Banner Miller

Gave M. Miller

Glenn Miller

Harold Miller

ANDY Nesbit

Fred Norman

INA Mae Oliver

Mae Oliver

James Parsons

Mary Parks

Agnes Porter

Beatrice Parker

Virgil Padgett

Ernest Painter

Aleen Perry

James Patterson

Johnny Peden

Thomas Presnell

Gail Phillips

Mildred Parks

HiLMA Pierce

Norman A. Pickert

Geneva Rector

Ella Reece

Frances Riner

Myrtle Richardson

Aleene Robbins

Irene Rollins

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Edna Rose

Katherine Rudisill

Karl Sawyer

MOZELI.E SCHULER

Creola Schuler

Henry Shannon

George Sherrill

Rum She;rwood

Rachel Shidal

Alma Shoaf

Johnsie Shore

Ruby Shull

Gladys Sigmon

Edith Simpson

Emogen Sitzer

A. I.. Smith

Catherine Smith

DoRoiHY Smith

Jack Smith

Ma/il: Smith

T. L. Smith

I.ucY Snider

MOZHM.E SPAINHOUR

I AWERENCE SPAVEN

Cornelia Speas

Rlhh Speas

Charlotte Starnes

Maude Harris Steele

Venta Dean Seitz

Vaughn Stringer

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Marnie Stokes

L EURAH Stroud

Elizabeth Taylor

James Teague

Leta Tester

Ella W. Thompson

Sam Thompson

Luther Todd

Verna Tolbert

Naomi Trantham

Roy Turbyfill

Anna B. ward

Grace Ward

Webster Ward

Lucille warlick

Nora Warren

J. O. Waters

Ruth Watts

Hortense Wicker

Dorothy White

Emma White

Sallie Whitfield

Phoeba Whitlesey

Frances Wicker

Grace Welborn

Argie Wilburn

Mary Alice Wilcox

Avis Wilhelm

Rachel Williams

Kate Winebarger

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MARY Winkler

Jack Wilson

Sara Wilson

Sammie Lee Wolfe

Joe Wood

Katleen Woodie

Thomas Wood

Etta Wilson Woosley

Eugene Wyke

Louise Wyantt

Eloise Yelton

Leo York

Alton Young

Hall Young

Mrs Lena W. Heafner

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JAMES BANNERMartinsville, Va.

Junior Class

ROBERT RIVESMount Airy. N. C.

Freshman Class

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FRESH MEN

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Freshman Class Officers

Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Pansy

Motto: "The past forever gone, the future still our oit'n."

WiNFIELD Smith President

Hazel Plaster Vice-President

Ruby WoodARD Secretary

J B. Crow Treasurer

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Frank AdamsDonely Aldridge

Ray Aldridge

Vernelle AUrcd

Lucille AUv

James Anderson

Marjie Annas

Vergie Atkins

Morris Baxley

Jean Baker

William Ba

Ruth Barker

Robert Baucom

Kathleen Beach

Marion Beach

Hazel BeamVirginia BeamLottie Beam

Carole Beasley

Alfred Best

Ralph Beshears

Beatrice Bingham

Billie Black

Rester Blackburn

Wilma Blackburn

Gladys Blakely

Marshall Blanton

Dean Blevins

Gilmer D. Blevins

Mary E. Boone

Eupha BowmanRachel Brooks

Naomi Brandon

Cline Bray

Plato Brewer

Neta Bridges

Minnie Laura BrownSara Brower

Beulah Bryant

May Bryant

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Lucille Bycrly

Nannie Bunting

Laura Mae Borders

Nelle Braswcll

Jean Buchannon

Euala Burrus

Mary H. Burns

Beatrice Cagle

Leola Cagle

Viola Cagle

Paul Carpenter

Elizabeth Carver

Mary Sue Childers

Virginia Clay

Edna Earlc Cline

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Ray Clinc

Elizabeth Cooke

Geneva Cooke

Ray Coon

Jack Copeland

Marie Copeland

Neil Cornaire

Mathie Covington

Harriet Craven

J. B. Crowe. Jr.

Eloye Cottrell

Nellie Curtis

Paul Cashion

John Dalton

Robert Davenport

Marthalene Davis

Grace Davis

Willie E. Davis

Irene Di.\on

Margaret Di.xon

Lottie Di.\on

Maurice Dobbins

Lena Dowell

Verna Dunn

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Charles Durham

Carrie Edministen

Bob Elliott

Laurine Elliott

Ruth Epps

Johnie Evans

Rena Mac Farthing

Daisy Floyd

Amos Fortenbury

J. C. Folger

f >_ • . Beverly Fowler

f g, .Martha Furches

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Franklin Gault

Alton Gentry

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Jack Gibbs

Herlom Gilliam

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eX^"*^' J IGertrude Graybeal

--" "Mabel Greer

Edna Griegs

Hattic Gross

Lucy GuUidge

Edwin GuyFrank Hagaman

Ruby Lee Hamrick

Martha Hardin

Mattie Lou HarmonRoslyn Hartsell

James Hawthorne

Ray Hayes

Mildred Henry

Mabel Henshaw

Dorothy Herman

Stella Hiatt

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E.ul Hinson

Kate Hinson

Lloyd Hobbs

Pauline Holmes

Paul Hoover

Virginia HouckWillard HouckBlanche Houscr

P. W. Hooper

Leema Houser

Morcnce Hughes

forest Ingle

Elizabeth Isbell

Margaret Isenhour

Graham Jackson

Lillian Johnson

Daphne Jones

Hale Jones

f\ ,Helen Jones

Vi C Louiaise Jones

Nina Jones

Florine G. King

Geneva Kirkman

Wade Lackey

Reid Laney

Ethel Lassiter

George Ledford

Cullen Lentz

Edwinna Lemley

Carson Lewis

Lucy Little

L. M. Logan, Jr.

Edward Love

Edna MabeRebecca Mabe

Avis Virginia Morefield

Valcta Martin

Olga Marion

Louise Martin

Coy Matkins

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John Matthews

Troy Matthews

Evelyn Melvin

Cloc Michael

Elizabeth Miller

Elmer G. Miller

Violet Miller

Mary Anna Mills

Howard McCannSusie McConnell

Annette McClure

Jean McMillian

Madge McMillian

Elizabeth McNeel

Nelle McSwain

Addie MontgomeryEdna Moody

Anna Mae MooreCon Moore

Dermont Moore

Faye MooreFred MooreRuby Morriss

Elizabeth Morton

Dora Morton

Nellie Moxley

Jean MundyBernard MurdochWilliam Norris

Benjamin Norri

Algernon Neal

Wayne Nance J^

Myrtle Nance J 17David Odom ui j \

Gretchen Osborne

Mary Eunice Osborne

Nellie Overcash

Ovelia OwensLucille Parker

John Passage

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Sybil Patterson

K.ithcrinc P.itlon

Ivan Pearson

Ha/el Plaster

Ralph Pollard

Pauline Pope

Kenneth Poteat

Kathleene Porter

Margaret Porter

Douglas Portcrficld

La Vonnc Putnam

Eunice Quinn

Margaret Ray

Kermit Reece

Robert Reeves

Odessa Richardson

Mabel Rhyne

William Rcid

Hdna Riggs

Marvin Rogers

Harry B. RoweEdith Rudisill

Faye Sale

Iva Sale

Fred Sappenficld

Audrey Saunders

Johnson Saunders

Kempt Savage

Ruth Scarborough

Alma Seaford

Mary Kate Seagle

Thelma Shepherd

Rebecca Sigmon

Mary Sharpe

Glen Shidal

Galewood Sliipman

Sam Sims

Elizabeth Sinclair

lilmcr Sinclair

Manly Smaihers

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Stuart Scott

Alice Smith

Bonnie Smith

Christine Smith

Clarence Smith

Irvin Smith

Ma^ge Smith

y Smith

uth Smith

field Smith

Virginia South

Florence Sparrow

Frances Spillman

Roscoe Staley

Howard Stanley

George Stamey

Hugh Steele

George Steere

David Stokes

Nona Stout

George Sherman

Jessie Strickland

Margaret Strickland

Thelma Suddrith

Gladys Sturgill

Jack SulH%'an

June Swain

Katherine Styers

Pansy Talent

Helen Taylor

Mildred Taylor

Virginia Taylor

Mozelle Templeton

Dwayne ThompsonLillie Blanche Thompson

Reddin ThompsonKarl Throneburg

Stella Tilley

Vance Tilley

Elizabeth Tillct

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Foy Trantham

Ralph I ugman

1-innic Rulh Upriglu

Avis Vance

Jcannettc Van HoyCov Wall

Van Wall

Rebecca May Warden

Woodrow Worrell

Mary Watkins

EstcUe Watson iJWilson Weaver

Grace Wcavil

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V^ Vanda Wicker' Hugh White

Claude Whittley

Daisy Williams

'^^in^jW^^ Gurncy Wilmouth

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•jt*L ^ } I'llary Lee Wood

C^*^^--Ruhv Wc.odw>rd

^<^<u^ ^largatct Wray

Glenn Yount

Isabelle Yount

Martha Arthur

'— 1r"-«-*-M(Clifton Bumgarner

''^^^'^^-^^^argaret Allison

Lrtle Watson

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Take the coach's job. it ain't so soft at that—Teaching, working, playing, maybe scrubbing each little brat.

y^thletics

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The padding of jeet . . . the thud of leather

. . . yells of victory . . . sighs of defeat . . . heremen and women achieve physical perfection.

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Coaches(Left to Right)

EUGENE GARBEE •f^,™'^^ ^°'"'('—^°H'Dolly LeMay Z^'"'"'

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THURSA Steed ,

Assistant Coach—Girls

R W WatkiNS Assistant Coach—Hoys

J.' Lee STONE .. Assistant Coach—Boys

G. L. Sawyer ( no picture) ' ^""'^

Cheer LeadersHazel PlasterEugene FenderLois BargerCullen Johnson

HASSELTINE SHIPMAN. Chief

JrMMIE FOWLKES. Chief

CELIA DUNLAP (no picture)

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The Mountaineers

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1934 FOOTBALL SCHHDULH

Sept. 2Q—A. S. T. C. 6 Milligan 13

(Night. Elizabcthton. Tenn.

)

Oct. 6—A. S. T. C. Erskine 2

( Boone, N. Q..\

Oct. n—A. S. T. C 6 W. C. T. C(Boone. N. C.

)

Oct. 20—A. S. T. C 26 E. C. T. C( Boone. N. C.

)

Oct. 26—A. S. T. C. n S. G. T. C 22(CoUegcboro. Ga.

)

Nov. 3—A. S. T. C 13 Concord State 26(Athens. West Virginia)

Nov. 1 7—A. S. T. C. Tusculum 10

( Boone. N. C.

)

Nov. 24—A. S. T. C 7 Southern 6

(Lakeland. Florida

)

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Varsit\' FootballGUARDS: Len Wilson, Cline Farthing. Page VanNoy.BACKFIELD: Bob Weaver. Bruce MacFayden. Webb Ward. Boyd Baucom, Rovie

Angell. Carl Trippany.TACKLES: GEORGE SHERRILL. BROWN. A.MMONSENDS: EVERETTE McCONNELL, CARL RUDISILL. ALLEN JESSUP.

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\ ARbii Y BA^KLlbALLForwards: GROVER BROWN. KENNETH ANTHONY, THURMAN HOLr. WFBSTER WARD.

Centers: EVERETTE MCCONNELL. ERNEST PAINTER. Guards: BOVD BALCOM. CARI. RuDI-sii.i,. ,IOHN Ofhi.fr, Bob Weaver.

George SawyerJack Copeland

TENNISL. Sawyer. CoachCarl ThroneburgKarl Sawyer

Bill NorrlsAndy Nesbitt

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W^restling Team1935 RESULTS

Jan. 12—Appalachian 19

(At Draper, N. C.

)

Jan. 19—Appalachian 40(At Boone, N. C.)

Jan. 25—Appalachian 15' 7

(At High Point, N. C.)

Feb. 2—Appalachian 25

(At Boone. N. C.)

Feb. 16—Appalachian 26

(At Boone, N. C.

)

Feb. 23—Appalachian 18

(At Boone. N. C.

)

Feb. 27—Appalachian 30(At Maryville. Tenn.)

Feb. 26—Appalachian 17

(At Knoxville, Tenn.)

Feb. 28—Appalachian 22(At Knoxville, Tenn.)

Mar. 1—Appalachian ,11(At Winston-Salem, N. C.)

Total—Appalachian 223J/2

Draper Y. M. C. A. , 11

Spray Y. M. C. A.

High Point \Wi

Univ. of Tennessee 5

Draper Y. M. C. A. 6

High Point Y. M. C. A. 14

Maryville 13

Univ. of Tennessee

Knoxville Y. M. C. A. ,8

Davidson 17

Opponents 84J/^

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CilKLS BASKHI Ball. THAM liolUim l'i,.Uire: GIRLS' VOLLHV BALL 1 liAM

Girls' Basket Ball and VoHcn Ball TeamsGIRLS' BASKET BALL lliAM

Cornelia FelmltRUTLl HUSKINSMildred BargerGeneva ChaefinIrene ShumakerCarolyn McAden

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Right ForwardLeft Forward

Center ForwardCenter GuardRight GuardLeft Guard

Edith RudisillVanda WickerCornelia SpeasRuth Dellingerwilma McRorie

Lett Chuiid

Lett GuardLett Forward

Right ForwardLeft Guard

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AQUATEERSFirst Row HARMON. YOUNT. MILLER. Second Rou.': BiNGHAM, STALEY. MURDOCH,

J PASSAGE. HAGAMAN. Third Row. WEAVER. STEELE. O. FOX. G. PASSAGE. N. FOX.

McBRIDE. Fourth Rou.': WRIGHT. STAGEY. EGGERS. ANTONAKOS.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR CLUB

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Shot put . . . Discus . . .

Pat" . . . -Red' . . . Ha

'em hard . . . Athens

bound . . . The snake's

hips . . . Our swan sont/

. . . Favorite intramural

. . . When the "cut's"

ichiskers icere sinc/ed . . .

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To make a denl on each solid little brain.

You gotta shoic, beg. plead, and explain.

ylctivities

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To books we look for learning . . . for his-

tory . . . and inspiration . . .

iCiicdencitcn tncleen^

Men of iron . . . Good

sport . . . You get the idea

. . . Zero hour . . . Plum

business . . . Hou'dja vote:'

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Chief Marshal. 1934

SOCIETY

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Thalian L^iterarv Society

MOTTO; "Nol on the heights hut climhing." Colors: Klue and Yellou-

Dr. W. Amos AbrAMS. Sponsor

OFFICERS

First Thrm

Louise ABRAMS President

JUANITA I.AWSON Vice-President

VINNIE CLINE Recording Secretary

Evelyn Caudle Corresponding Secretary

Mildred YARBOROUGH Treasurer

Second TermMildred YARBOROUGH President

Lillian Hire Vice-President

Edith MELVIN Recording Secretary

Minnie ARNDT Corresponding Secretary

Mary Alice Washam Treasurer

Third Term.iL'ANirA LAWSON President

VINNIE CLINE Vice-President

Vera LSENHOUR , Recording Secretary

LAVOLA CARENDER Corresponding SecyRuby Hollar Treasurer

SOCIETY SONGMay thy followers be as plants grown up in youthEach maid a corner-stone polished with love and truth;

A rainbow always to the storm of life.

Each member never knowing h.itc or strife.

Chorus

Dear Thalian Society, how we love you;For thou didst point us to paths of truth;

We'll always love you truly

Dear Thalian Society. Master of Truth.

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Thalian Literary Society

MEMBERS

Louise AbramsAnnie Louise AlexanderIda Mae AlexanderRUTHELLA ARLEDGEMinnie Arndt\'ergie AtkinsHelen BakerMiliired Barger

I.ois Barger

Thelma Berrv

Eupha BrawleyBerntce BrawlevAnne Brower\'iRGiNiA Brow N

Katherine Brown(lUSSIt BUMGARNEBMartha ButnebBeulah BryantLavola Cabender

Nancy Carson

Evelyn CaudleMarie ChapmanVinnie ClineMary Lula Colley

Jimmy CoulterKatherine CowanAlberta Craft

June Crouse

Pauline DeadmonVivian DealRuth DcllingerSuDiE Lee Diddy

Novella DixonMary Louise DorseyCelia Dunlap\'erna Lee Dunn^LvRiE Eller

Laurine Elliot

Ruth Epps

Inez Everiiart

Daisy Floyd

Frances GallowayMary Belle GardnerEthel GilliamConnie GrantMargaret HambyRuby HamrickEllen HambickMatilda HareHelen HarrellKathleen HelmsEthel HembyMildred HenryDorothy HermanMary HinkleRheba HinsonCornelia HippLillian HireAnnie Maude HireMary HobsonPauline HobsonElizabeth HoldenRuby HollarDorothy Holt

Beckie HoltonVirginia HouckSarah HowardMary Etta HughesRuth Huskins\'eba ISENHOL'R

Margaret IsenhourHelen Jones

Ellie LaneJuanita LawsonHelen Ledbetter

Beatrice LennonMargaret Life

Mary Life

Lucy Little

Rebecca MabeGrace MarshallEdith MelvinLouise MichaelMinnie MorrisMary Frances Nesbtt

Gretchen OsborneOvELiA OwensBeatrice ParkerHazel Plaster

Fannie Poplin

Eunice QuinnJuanita Robertson

IvA Sale

Ruth ScarboroughVenta Dean Seitz

Hazel Sharpe

Rebecca SigmonDorothy SmithJoHNsiE SmithMOZELLE SpAINHOURCornelia Speas

Ruth Speas

Marnie Stokes

Nona StoutGladys Sturgill

Katherine Stvebs

Ruth WagonerAngell WarrenEvelyn Warren-

Mary Alice WashamMary WatkinsDorothy WatsonEbtle WatsonRuth WattsGrace WeavilErma WhitePhoeba WhittlesyArgie WilburnEvelyn WilburnMary Alice WilsonSam M IE Lee WolfeEtta Wilson WootenLouise WyanttJessie Mae WyanttMildred YarborouchEloise YeltonIsabel Vount

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Phila Return Literary SocietyH. R. HggeRS. Spomoc

MOTTO: "Give to the World ihc best t/ou have and the best will come back to you.'

FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Green and White

OFFICERS

Garnette ShipmanCar SET ROBKRTSONAlmeri A Rl'SS(Il.ADVS QriNN .

Sarah Hovis

FIRST TERM

Katherixe AndkrsonLottie Mae AistinHelen BeamJoyce BessVirginia BeamHazel BeaverHtth BeaverMahel BillincsKVKLVN BlACKWELI.Billy BlackFvvt: BroyhillMiNNiF. I.AfBA BrownKvi-AI-\ Bl'RRfSWillie Kay Bl'nnRachel Caubi.eLillian ChamberlainFaye CookeMary Jo CurryClarise DukeLois EagleMallie EakerJessie EakerFrancis FarthingBeverly Fowler

.-. ._._ PrcsidctUI'icc-Presidctil

Secretary- Treasurer

Chaplain

Almkhia Rl'SSClarice ThompsonSarah HovisPolly Jamks _Crrtrt'iik Perry _ ..

SECOND TERM

MEMBERSElizabeth Camki li

Ram VRi. Hatih ocKClovck HarmonBrightik HoldknSara HovisBlAN( HE HOIISERLeona HouserIlkase HorsERPolly JamesNina JonrsMary Lois JoNnsBfi'lah Ketchie(m.auvs Kli'tzRuth LawsonMabel LefJane Loc;anCarolyn McAdenMary MtCALi,Laura McConnellSusie McConnelLuLA McLambLouise MartinValeta MartinCarolyn Moore

Kavk MoorkIrknf. MooreKathleen MorrisLoi'isE MorrisonFrancis MullAnnie Mae MooreHessie Jane MorganMadgf McMillianMary NicholsXellik OvercashAlleen PkrryGertrude PerryFaye Plott\'itra PerkinsMary Ensice Osborne( Iladys QuinnLucille Parker(Iarnet RobertsonMabel RhyneAlmpria RussRuth SherwoodRachel ShiualAlma SeafordTine Shipman

Prcsidrnt^..Vice-President_«™ Secretary

TrcasttrerChaplain

third termFrances Farthinc; „_ .._ PresidentPolly James Vice-PresidentWillie Kay Bunn _ SecretaryMuriel Shumate ., Treasurer.\Lary Lois Jones _ Chaplain

Carnettk ShipmanAlm \ ShoafMuriel ShumateNIauhe SteeleDot StewartJack SullivanN'lRGiNiA Taylorl*ANS\ TalentLeta TesterClarice ThompsonElla ThompsonRebrecca \L\k WardenHelen WelchDot WhiteFrances WickerHoRTENSF. WickerMary Lke WoodBetty WhhuntLucille VariioroDot McKensie Hi'nterLa \'^onne PutnamLouise JohnsonMary Jane Parks

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Dvnician Literary SocietyMiss LylES. Sponsor

MOTTO: "What tt'e are to be we are noiv becoming." COLORS: Purple and White

OFFICERSFIRST QUARTER SECOND QUARTER

LoREXA McDonald President Irene Shumakf.r „ „. PresidentGail Phillips „ Vice-President (ieorgia McCall Vice-PresidentMarv Hoffman- Secretary Charlotte Stallings — SecretaryMildred Burke Treasurer Louise Lattimore - - - TreasurerMary Williams Critic CIail Phillips .„ ..- - Critic

Mary F. Burns Censor Juamta Gobble __ CensorWilda Williams ChaplainFoY Briggs Representative

THIRD QL'ARTERGeorgia McCall President Mary Hoffman -. ChaplainGeneva Chaffin Vice-President Elizabeth Tsabell - ChoristerCornelia Felmet Secretary Mary Williams RepresentativeMary Ellen Hester Treasurer Martha Furches _. - . PianistLoREXA McDonald Critic Mary Fola Burns ...Chairman Program CommitteeGladys Earle Censor

MEMBERSLucille Alley, \'irginia Anthony. Margie Annas, Lilia Ayers, Lucille Byerly, Clara Banner, Carole

Beasley, Katherine Biggers, Mary Sue Blanton, Agnes Boger. Mary Elizabeth Boone. Laura May Borders,Ethel Bradley. Xell Braswell. Dwett Briggs. \*irginia Brooks, Mary Francis Brown, Jean Buchanan, MildredBurke. Mary Fola Burns. Bertie Bridges. Xeta Bridges. Dale Carpenter. Genieva Chaffin, Mary Sue Childers,Nellie Clayton, Elizabeth Cooke. Marie Coi>eland. Hattie Lee Costner, Floye Cottrell, Nola Craig. Nell Curtis,Marthalene Davis. Grace Davis, Thelma Davis. Maurice Dobbins. Francis Doggett. Nan Dula. (Gladys Earle,Louise Farthing, Martha Furches. Cornelia Felmet. Erma Gabrille, \'irginia Gambill. Juanita Gobble, HelenGreene, Mildred Green. Mabel Greer. Lucy Gullege. Selma Hamrick Rosalyn Hartsell. Arlene Hayes. MaryHill Hayes, Knox Heafner, Mary Ellen Hester, Stella Hiatt, Mary Hoffman, Clyde Houser. Florence Hughes.Mabel Huges, Blanche Hutchinson. Clara Hutchinson. Mildred Iley. Elizabeth Isabell. Louise Jones. MazieJean Jones Lucy Justice, Blanche Kistler. Dorothy Knox. Ethel Lassiter. Louise Lattimore, Lois Long,Mary Helen Madlin, Rebecca Marlow, Georgia McCall. Annette McClure. Jimmie McCombs. Lorena McDonald,Jean McMillan. Wilma McRorie. Nell McSwain, Ruth Meachum. Pauline Micheal, Elizabeth Miller, DoraMorton. Elizabeth ^Morton. Mildred Parks. Catherine Patton, Lucy Pearson. Lois Phipps. Gail Phillips,Pauline Pope. Nancy Powell. Glossie Pyatt. Lilly Pyatt. Aleine Robbins. Edna Rogers. Edna Rose. CatherineRudisell. Frances Rhyner, Edna Riggs. Fay Sale. Audre Saunders, Creola Schuler. Mozelle Schuler, ilayKate Seagle, Irine Shumaker. Edith Simi>son. Agnes Sims. Elizabeth Sinclair. Lucille Sloop, Christine Smith.Ruth Smith. Lucy Snider, Florence Sparrow. Francis Spillman. Charlotte Stallings, Jessie Strickland.Thelma Suddreth. Helen Taylor. Lillie Blanche Thompson. Mildred Taylor. Lynnie Ruth L'i>right, Avis\'ance. Edna \"ance. Jeanette \*an Hoy, Lucille Warlick. Salley Whitfield. Daisy May Williams. MaryWilliams, Rachel Williams. Elizabeth Wilson, Wilda Wilson. Margaret Wray, Mabel Yoder, \'anda Whicker.

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Vernician Literary Society

KATHARINB Harwell. Sponsor

MOTTO; "We never give up."

Colors; Red and Grev FLOWER: Rose

OFFICERSFall Quarter Winter Quarter

Dorothy Brake President Jessie Davis President

Evelyn Arthur Vice-President Anna CLEE Brake Vice-President

Margaret Fiddler Secretary Sue Burns Secretary

TRESSIE M. CASHION Treasurer SARA WESTMORELAND Treasurer

Spring Quarter

Grace Ward President

Sara Westmoreland Vice-President

Sarah Wilson Secretary

FAYE Adams Treasurer

MEMBERSFave Adams Xelle Carpenter Ann-ie Lee Margaret STmrKi.Axr

Verselle Ali.red Tressie Mae Cashios Flora Mae T.uckey Leirah Stroid

Evelyn Artiur Ollie Jean Coffey Katiierine Mann Jlne Swain

MARr.ARET Barrinler H azel Cri ssm AN I.ESSi E Mathew s StellaTillev

Hazel Bean Lema Crissman Elizabeth McXeely Naomi Tranth am

Thelma Blackiurs Jessie Davis Jean MiNnv Grace \Vari>

Gladys Blakeley Catherine Diriiam Myrtle Nance Sarah Westmoreland

Annie Clee Brake ThedisEidy Acnes Porter AvisWilhelm

Dorothy Brake Mar<;aret Fiddler Geneva Rector Hazel Wilson

Naomi Brandon Martha Hardin Gladys Sicmon Jewel Wilson

Alma Burns I,orlsE Holcomhe Elma Simmons Sarah Wilson

Mary Elizaheth BiRNs Betty Howard Bonnie Smith Riby WoonwARn

SvE Burns Donna Jones Virginia South

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Delta Phi Sigma

OFFICERS

Fall Quarter

Guy Angell

Boyd Baucum . .,

WooDROw White.

Winter Quarter

EvERETTE Toms

-John Staley. , .

,

, Don Huffman. . ,

Spring Quarter

Gilbert Falls President

John OeHLER Vice-President

Ray StikES Secretary-Treasurer

Guy AngellKenxeth AnthonyMoiK Ayebs<Jene HakfkBovD Baictm\VlLL\M BaNPVDean BlevinsVance BlalockHugh BrowningDewey Bingii \mJimmie BversMorris BoxleyWiLLARD BessAlfred BessHarry BreezePaul ClarkJack CopelandJames CrooksDan CranfordJohnnie EvansGilbert FallsAmos FortenburyM. O. FoxHerbert GraybealJesse HouckB. H. Horton

MEMBERS

D. C. HuffmanHoward HunterLloyd HobbsAcus HayesRalph HavesWillie Kf.ndrickWilbur KiserB. W. LathamDiLMON- LawsonRfid LaneyGerald LackeyWade LackeyfiEORGE LedFORDpRUCE McDanielJack McGeeJohn MatthewsBernard MurdochBanner MillerMilton McLaughinCarl MartinEarl MayJ. A. MooreAndy NesbitAlgernon NealJohn OehlerVirgil Padgette

Ralph PollardJohn PassageCarl RudisillWilliam ReedJohn StaleyT. L. SmithA. L. SmithClarence SmithIrvin SmithGlenn ShidalGeorge ShermanW. S. ShipmanLawrence SpavenGeorge SherrillLuther ToddBert WeaverRay StikesC. C. WrightJoe WoodWooDRow WhiteKenneth QuernellL. H. ChurchAllen JessupP. A. HooperKowARO MillerRobert Swan

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Appalachian Literary Society

OFFICERS

Fall Term

WiNTON Rankin, .

James Fowlkes. . .

Thomas Wilson, .

Douglas RedmondCarmon StuartJohn Triplette. .

Robert TaylorCuLLEN Johnson

Winter Term Spring Term

Robert Taylor Carmon Stuart I'rcmdi'nt

Carmon Stuart Thomas Wood Vice- President

Eugene KOON CULLEN Johnson , Secretarii -Treasurer

Walter Koon Johnson Sanders , Asst. Sec'y-Treas.

James Fowlkes John Triplett . , CrmcCuLLEN Johnson Coiet Dyer Chaplain

Thomas Wood Edward Hamrick Censor

WiNTON Rankin Bob Taylor . Janitor

L- J- C.ANN Reporter

Clint AdamsJ. E. AndersonNick AntonakosLawrence AtchleyClifton BumgarnerEugene ByrdLindsay CagleNorman ChadwickRay ClineRay CoonJ. B. CrowCoiet DyerHomer EggersBob ElliotEugene C. FenderJAMES FowlkesL. J. Gann

MEMBERS

Blaine GibbsJack GibbsCec:il Gi.eenRalph HagamanEdward HamrickCecil HarmonPaul HuffmanGraham JacksonCuLLEN JohnsonFrank KillianRobert KillianEugene KoonCoy MatkinsVance McBrideHoward McCannFred NormanJames Paterson

Winton RankinDouglas RedmondJohnson SaundersJack SmithWiNFiELD SmithCarmon StuartBryan TaylorRobert TaylorDwane ThompsonJohn TriplettePaul TrivetteRoy TurbyfifldJ. O. WatersWilson WeaverHoYLE WhiteThomas WilsonThomas Wood

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Alpha Sigma Gamma Literary Society

MOTTO: "Green but growing.

COLORS; Blue and Gold

Fall Quarter

Jake Harrill .

Douglas WhitenerStarr N. Stacy. . .

.

Adolph Atkins . , .

Clyde AdamsAdolph Atkins

RoviE AngellDale AtwoodRobert BaucomClyne BrayGrover BrownDavid BunchRobert CarricoRobert Case

Paul CashionJohn ChurchWillie Davis

Ike EpperlyHal Farthing

Flower; Sweet Pea

OFFICERS

Winter Quarter Spring Quarter

Adolph Atkins David Bunch President

GLENARD WARLICK , Starr Stacy Vice-President

Douglas Whitener . , Murphy Privette Secretary

David Bunch Glenard Warlick Censor

MEMBERS

George FryFranklin GaultHarlon Gilliam

Howard GoodmanJake HarrillJimmie HiattPaul HooverHenry HoustonGilbert HubbardJ. W. HunicuttHale Jones

William McNeillPaschal McLaurinDermont MooreWayne NanceDavid Odom

PAUL Perkins

Murphy Privette

Arnold RameyRichard ShawStarr N. Stacy

ROSCOE Staley

June SteeleHoward StanleyNorman Swisher

Reddin ThompsonCecil VannoyGlenard WarlickDouglas WhitenerGernie WilmuthWooDROW Worrell

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DHBA IhRS

Dr. J. D, Rankin. Cuut:h

Eugene Bvrd Frances Mull Elizabeth Siiipman

Robert M. Carrk:o Winton Rankin Ray Stikh

Carmon StuartThomas Wood

ORATORSMary WilliamsCarmon Stuart

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Or W. Amos ABRAMS. Coach

J Harold Wolfe. Coach

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Frank MooreChairman

Student Council

ORGANIZATIONS

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The Rhododendron Staff

Jesse W. HouckEvERETTE C. TomsGarnette ShipmanRobert SwanEugene C. FenderIrene ShumakerMr. Vance C. Howell

SlIIPMAX Swan

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Editor-in-Chief

. Business Manager

. . . Assistant Editor

Advertising Manager

Organization Editor

Athletic Editor

. . [acuity Adviser

SnrMAKKR Mr. Hovvf.1.1.

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The Appalachian StaffW, Harold GrAYBEAL Editor-in-Chief

Guy ANGELL Business ManagerMary Williams Associate EditorEVERETTE C. Toms Associate EditorNovella Dixon Social EditorFrank Moore Sports Editor

LORENA McDonald (not in picture) Acticities EditorJesse HoucK Feature EditorBryan Taylor Alumni EditorElizabeth SHIPMAN Exchange EditorJames FOWLKES Chief' ReporterJohn STALEY Circulation ManagerRobert Weaver Advertising ManagerR. L. Williamson (not in picture) Technical Adviser

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International Relations Club

Dr WhitenerJesse w. HouckCarmon Stuart

Ol [ ICfiRS

Sponsor GARNETTE SHIPMANPresident

\'uf - President

Mary W:lijamsJames Fowlkes

First Secretary

Recording Secretary

J reusurer

Lou I St A BRA MSRUTHEI.LA ArleDGEKenneth BarrsErr.ENE BvRn

Novella UixonEugene C. FenderI.. .1. GannllAROI.n (iRAVnEAL

MHMBIiRSMazik Jkax JosksDai.k Kki.i.kk

Robert Killianbvron i.atham

Krancks Mull Brvan TaylorWiNTON Rankin KotiKRT TaylorElizabeth Siitpman ]ohn Tru'letikHay Stikk Thomas Wood

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OFFICERS

CuLLEN Johnson

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Y. \W C. A. Cabinets

SENIOR CABINETElizabeth Shipmax -

Mabel Hi'ghesDoROT H V StewartEditi{ Mf-lvin

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UoROTHv Brake _„Novella DixonAvis Wilhelm „.„Evelyn Caudle.Iuanita LawsonTressie Mak CashionFoY BriggsCharlotte Stallincs

JUNIOR CABINETLore N A McDonaldKathkrine Styers .

KrciLi-E WarlickBonnie SmithDaisy Williams —Florence Hughes _

Maye WardenBetty HowardLeta Tester -

Lucy LittleMinnie Arndt __

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PresidentVice-President

Seeretary. Treasurer

.„".. Social ScrficcSocial ChairmanWorld FcUoxcship

„- Profirani Chairman-..Publicity Chairman

__.,- PianistChoir Leader

Reporter

PresidentVice-President

_ SecretaryTreasurer

Social Serz-iee

Social Chairman... IVorld Fellozvship.. Program Chairman..Publicity Chairman

PianistChoir Leader

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Young Men's Christian Association

CABINET

Eugene Michael President

Norman PICKERT Vice-President

L. J. GANN Secretary-Treasurer

Jack Gibbs 1

Dan Huffman \

RALPH Beam J

Program Committee

G. L. Sawyer Sponsor

John AndersonBoyd BaucomRalph BeamNorman ChadwickHenry ClineDan CranfordJ. B. CrowCharley DurhamCoiET DyerEugene Fenderj. c. folgerL. J. GANNJack GibbsCecil GlennHenry HoustonHoward Hunter

MEMBERS

Donald HuffmanPaul HuffmanCecil HarmonWesley HoneycuttFrank KillianWilbur KiserEugene KoonWalter KoonGerald LackeyReid LackeyL. M. LoganHarold MasseyEugene MichaelCarlyle MartinAndy NesbittFred NormanJohnny Paden

Kenneth PoteatJames PattersonNorman PickertMurphy PrivetteWilliam ReidJohnson SandersHenry ShannonWiNFiELD SmithJune SteeleNorman SwisherJack SmithLuther ToddPaul TrivetteJ. O. WatersJack WilsonGlenn Yount

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Ciiciiciuitci /-^

New l)()rmit()r\ Club

OFFICERS

Irene Shumaker , , ,

Garnetth Shipman

Vera Isenhour

President

Vice-President

Secretary and Treasurer

MEMBERS

RfTH Ella ABLF.nr.FX'rRoiNiA AnthonyMiNNiF. ArndtI-Ol'ISF. AnRAMS.MaB(;IJRITK AtF.XANriKRAc.NF.S BOGERFavf BroyiullMary BrownJovrF, BfssA HA Bt'rtClara Ban nnkrMartha Bi-tnerMlLnRFD Bt'RKKEVFI.VN Bl.ACKWELLSallik Bi'RnsKathfrink BrownWillie K. BinnMargfrite BarringirF^THFL BradleyI.ois BargerMildreo Bargeri.ILJ.IAN f'HAMRFRLAINIIati if CostnerKathfrink CowanN'iNNiE CmneLovoLA CarenderKvelyn Caldlf,Marie ChapmanRachel CaublfliENEVA CHAFKINMary Jo Ctrry

FoY CookMary Louise Dorsfv\ovFLLA DixonCklia DunlapXanik DulaLois KagleJfssie EakebClapvs EarleConnie GrantMir riRKii GreeneI V \N I I A (iOBBI-E

Mar\ HoffmanI' vri.I NE HOBSONMary HobsonMary Etta HvghfsSara HovisAnna Maldf HireLillian HireKnox HfafnfrBftty HowardClyde HowellMaRLE Hi'GHESMargaret HamiiY*Pritf. HorsERMary HinkleLena HfafnfrVera Isfnhoi'rI,rcY JliSTICFLois JonesLouise JohnstonBula Ketchie

M ARY KfNDRICKDoRoi H Y KnoxIIelfn LedrftterJlANITA LaWSONMabel LeeHazel LittleMary LipeM arcaret LipfF.iMF LaneH'ramfs M I'l I.

Irene MoRhWillie McRorieMary McCallLoRFNA M( DonaldLuLA M( LambCarolyn Moorelouisf morisonMary F. Nesbit(Iretchfn OsbornfLiLLIE PyATT<iLOSSIE PyATTLois PhippsMildred ParksFayf PlottGladys (Jui nnFraN< IS Rl NERCaI HFRINK Rl^DISILlGeneva RectorJuanita Robertson(iarnette RobertsonEdna Rogers

Ri^TK SpeasTine ShipmanElizabeth ShipmanEi.MA Sim monsIrene Shu makerAlm \ ShoafMozellf Spain HOi'RDorothy StewartHazel SharpMuriel Shi'mateAgNFS SlMMSGarnftte ShipmanCornelia SpfasLfta TesterClarice ThompsonF^LLA ThompsonEdna \'anceSally WhitfieldFrances WickerHortfnse WickerErma WhiteRachel WilliamsDorothy WhiteI*HOEBE WhittleseyElizabeth WilsonAngell WarrenEvelyn WarrenEvelyn WilburnArgie WilburnMabel VoderMildred YarboroughElOISE ^'KLTON

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FALL TERM

Evelyn Caudle - .

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Catherine Styers

Florence HughesMabel Rhyne

winter term

Garnet Robertson President

FOY BRIGGS Vice-President

Betty Howard . ^ Secretary

Evelyn Warren , Treasurer

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

SPRING TERM

Gail Phillips President

ALMERIA RUSS Vice-President

Hazel SHARPE Secretary

Catherine Styers Treasurer

BiLLiE BlackFOY Briggs

Martha ButnerEvelyn CaudleMiss DaleKatherine DurhamVirginia GambleEllen HamrickRuby HamrickMary HinklePrue Houser

MEMBERSFlorence HughesJUANITA LAWSONMary OsborneGarnet RobertsonHazel SharpeCatherine Styers

Almeria Russ

Angell WarrenEvelyn WarrenDorothy WatsonMildred Yarborough

Dorothy KnoxGail Phillips

Mabel RhyneGrace WeavilJune CrouseBetty HowardILEASE HouserEsther BeamMildred TaylorSadie WhiteMozelle Templeton

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WHiite Hall Club

FallGrace WeavilLema Crissman

Annie Lee AlexanderIda Mae AlexanderLucille AlleyMar-^.ie AnnasEsther BeamHazel BeaverRtth BeaverBiLLiE BlackTmelma BlackbtrnMary BooneP'l'pHA BowmanDewettk BRir.r.s

FoY BrikgsFoLA BurnsMary Elizabeth BtrnsLlTII-LE BVERLVAnne BrowkrNora CaseMary Sue ChildersJim mie CoulterHazel CrissmanLema CrissmanNell CurtisAnne DavisMargaret Dixon

OFFICERSTerm Spring Term

President CATHERINE DURHAM President

Secretary MABLE RHYNE Secretary

WiLDA Wilson Treasurer

Miss Todd. Sponsor

MEMBERSMaurice Dobbins Katherine Mann Lucille SloopCatherine Dirham Kerecia Marlowe Johnsie SmithInez Everhart X'eleta Martin Florence SparrowDaisy Floyd Annette McCi.ure Maude SteeleBeverly Fowler Susie McConnell Marnie StokesCracf, Franklin Jean McMillan Catherine Styers\'iRr,iN-iA Cambill Helen Madelin Thelma SuddrethElizabeth (Iambill Faye Moore Ivey SaleIrmaCabriki. Myrtle Nance Faye SaleMabel Greer Mary Nichols (Iladys Sic.monEthei (Jilliam Mary Eunice Osborne Marcaret Stru klanhLUCV CUI.LEDGE AfiN'KS I*ORl ER MaIZIE SmITHMartha Hardin La \'onne Futman Pansy TalentRiisivN Hartski.l Lu( m.lk Parker Mildred TaylorMary Hh.i. Ha^ ks .\L\rkl Khyne Lilly Blanche ThompsonStella Hiatt Edna Ric.gs Crace WardEthel Hemby Marik Reid Lucille Warlu kFlorence Hughes Allene Robuins Cirace WeavilLfona Houser Audrey Saunders \'kvette WehuntMrs. Hai.sey Ri'th Scarboroi'gh \'anua WickerBlanche Houser Creoi^ Sciu'ler Hazel Wilson\'ir<;inia Houck Mozelle Schi'ler Jewel WilsonLoi'iSE Jones Mary Kate Seagle W'ilda WilsonRuth Lawson Rachel Shidal Sammie Lee WolfAnnie Lee Elizabeth Sinclair Mary Lee Wood

Jessie Mae Wyantt

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Fall QuarterEllen Hamrick. .

Sara Howard . . ,

Lucy Little . . .

Faye AdamsEvelyn ArthurMartha Cooper Arthur\'iRGiE AtkinsAlma Pauline BarnesHelen BakerVirginia BeamHazel BeamHelen BeamThelma BerryBertie BridgesXeta BridgesGladys BlakleyMary Sue BlantonDorothy BrakeAnnie Clee BrakeNaomi BrandonMinnie Laura BrownBeulah BryantJean BuchananAlma BurnsNelle CarpenterNancy CarsonTressie Mae CashionNellie ClaytonMary Lula ColleyMarie CopelandNora CraigJune CrouseJessie DavisMarthelene DavisRuth DellingerSuDiE Lee Dildy

OFFICERSWinter Quarter

. Flora Mae Luckev

.Kathleen McGinnis . ,

Gladys Blakley

Spring QuarterRuth Watts President

Helen Baker ,.Vice-President

KVBY Hollar ,Secretary-Treasurer

MEMBERSFrancis DoggettClarine-DukeVerna Lee DunnLaurine ElliottRuih EppsThedi^s EudyFrancis FarthingMargaret FiddlerMartha FurchesFrances GallowayMary Belle GardnerMary Belle GivensHelen GreeneEllen HamrickRuby HamrickClovce HarmonHelen HarrellArlene HavesMildred HenryKathleen HelmsDorothy HermanRheba HinsonCornelia HippLouise HolcombeRuby HollarBeckie HoltonSara HowardClara HutchisonPolly JamesHelen JonesNina JonesBlanche Kistler

Gladys KlutzLouise LattimoreLucy LittleBeatrice LennonJane LoganLois LongFlora Mae LuckeyRebecca MabeGrace MarshallLouise MartinKathleen McGinnisElizabeth McNeely-Edith MelvinEvelyn MelvinLouise MichaelPauline MichaelElizabeth MillerAnne Mae MooreKathleen MorrisMinnie Lee MorrisHessie Jane MorganNellie OvercashOvELiA OwensBeatrice ParkerCatherine PattonSybil PattersonVetra PerkinsPauline PopeEunice QuinnEdith RudisellAlma SeafordRebecca Sigmon

Edith SimpsonRuby SmithBonnie SmithDorothy SmithLucy SniderFrances SpillmanLeurah StroudJessie StricklandGladys SturgillJack SullivanJune SwainHelen TaylorVirginia TaylorStella TilleyNaomi TranthamRebecca Mave WardenMary Alice WashamMary WatkinsErtle WatsonDorothy WatsonRuth WattsHelen WelshSara WestmorelandAvis WilhelmSara WilsonMahy Alice Wilson(^LA WinebargerRuby WoodwardEtta Wilson WootenMargaret WrayLouise WyanttIsabelle Yount

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Orchestra and RandORCHESTRA

MKS. Ruth COFTHY PORTEK. Director

[RED Moore. Asatmant Director I.UCV LlTTLE, President

I.eft to Right— /•'!>.«/ Roie: \'ioIins. Hklk.n Taylor. Kaciiki, Williams, Jack (»iiiiiS. l.i'iv I.ittlk:

Reeds, Rav Mavks. Second Rene: Fred .Moork, Blaine Oiniis: B,iss Trumpets, Frank 1Iai;aman. KrwinNorton, Hon Elliot; Piano. Polly Jamks; Baritone, Brrnaku MrKnotii

Jeanette \'an Hoy, Sue Bvrns, Virginia BrownNot *ictnre: .MvRiilA Hitner,

BANDFred Moore. Director

I-eft to Rfght

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First Rffxe: Kay Hayes. John Matthews. Blaine Gibbs, I-. .\I. I.or.AN, Jr., BernarpMl'RKOcH, George I.euforu. \Villia.m Banpy, Bon Elliott, Erwin Norton. Fred Moork. Second Row:Frank Hai.aman. Ja(K Gifm'.s. Everette C. Toms.

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PlaycraftersFounded 193 3

A. ANTONAKOS. Director

OFFICERS

James FowlkesPresident

Frances MullVice-President

Charlotte StallingsSecretary -Treasurer

BiMEMBERSApprentices

J. B. (?row Kditli SimpsonMary Jo Curry WinfieM SmithRuth Epps Lucille WarlickDorothy Herman W'ilsrm Weavei"Donna Jones Marsaret WrayLucy Little I-abelle ^"ovlnt

Reliccca Sicmon

Master Craftsmen Candidates

Hcnvanl CollinsJames FowlkesJesse Houck

Frances .Mull

J.ihn Triplette

Master CraftsmenKatharine HarwellPauline HnI)SonCullen JohnsonDorothy Stewart

Elizaheth WilsonEverett TomsJulian Yoder

CraftsmenNicholas AntonakosRuthella ArledgeKathleen AndersonMoir AyersI^elia AyersEvelyn BlackwellCatherine BrownMartha BntnerTressie CashionEvelyn CaudleHattie Lee CostnerNovella DixonMary DorseyFrances Farthin;^'

Eugene FenderJuanita Col^ble

Edward HamrickKnox HeafnerMary HinkleB. H. Horton

Betty HowardMabel HughesRuth HuskinsMazie Jean JonesMabel LeeByron LathanDilmon LawsonKatherine MannMary NicholsLucy PearsonAlmeria RussElizabeth Shipman(Jarnette ShipmanTine ShipmanCharlotte StallingsBryan TaylorBoh TaylorElla ThompsonMary WilliamsMildred YarhoroughEloise Yelton

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STUDENT COUNCILFrank Moore chairmanHarold GrAYBEAL Senior RepresenlatnY DAN Cranvord . Sophnmore RepresentativeJUANITA LAWSON Senior Representative MARY LiPE Sophomore RepresentativeRUTHELLA ARLEDGE Junior Representative MAI' II Rll^NI" rrcshman Representative

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Then many activities you must keep in mind

Hoping, maybe, some genius you may find.

Features

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Here stand trees . . . ever reaching up-

wards . . . ever beckoning for a pause from

work or play . . .

Senior Superlati\es

Bob Weaver A/osf Popular Bkvan Taylor Muii lniAli%iuat

BVRON LATHAN , Most Pessimislic MABEL BlLLINGS Cutest Girl

KVERETTE Toms Most Likely to Succeed HUGENE MICHAEL rnenjtiesi

EVERETTE McCONNELL Most Athletic JESSE HOUCK liest Politician

Dorothy Hunter Prettiest GiW Harold GrayBEal Most Valuable

Eugene Fender Most Optimistic JIMMIE FOWLKES Best Dressed

Irene SHUMAKER Most Athletic Gladys QUINN Most Popular

BETTY HOWARDMiss Appalachian

VV. HAROLD GRAYBLiAl.

Mosl Valuable Young Man

ALMERIA RUSSMost Valuable Young Woman

FRANK MOOREMost Popular Boy

IRENE SHUMAKERMost Popular Ctrl

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Sponsors

Mildred Yarborough Editor Rhododendron

LeSSIE Wall Business Manager RHODODENDRON

RUTHELLA ArLEDGE Editor Appalachian

WiLMA McRORIE Business Manager Appalachian

Sponsors

Floy Cottrell

Grach Davis

Mrs. Pansy Joynhr

Katharine Cowan

Captain Football

Co-Captum Baskethall

Co-Captatn Basketball

. Captain Wrestling

Sponsors

Evelyn Wilburn

Gertrude Moore

Mary Ethel Parker

Florence Hughes

President Senior Class

- - President Junior Class

President Sophomore Class

President Freshman Class

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PPALACHIAN HOLIDAY FAMOUS COUPLES

POWER OF THE BALLOT DRY LAND SUCKERS

EMBRYONIC TEACHERS POWER JUST GIRLS

BROADWAY POSE LIKE THIS UP AND UP WHATAMA

AT APPALACHIAN A DOG'S LIFE

ANY WASHEE TODAY SMILE-GIRLS ONE RING CIRCUS

CHILDREN-CHILDREN— SIGN MY BOOK

r^icdcdctuircn jLticlcen

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE BOOK ROOMFirst Floor Administration Building

TEXT BOOKS—STATIONERY—ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT

BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL SUPPLIES

NOTIONS—CONFECTIONS

REINS-STURDIVANTA 1 UNERAL HOMl:

LICENSED EMBALMERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Ambulance Service—Day and Nighl

PHONE BOONE 2-»

THE FIVE TO FIVE STORE

HOME OFCentral Shoes Archer's Beautiful Silk Hosiery

Freeman's Shoes for Men—Stetson Hats

An Ever Ciroiving I'alronagt- I't'lls Our Slory

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COMPLIMENTS OF]

BOONE DRUG I

COMPANYThe Rexall Store

Boone. N. C.

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PROMPT SERVICE

Ou.ility Work and Materijls

Cementing A Specialty

Satisfaction Guaranteed

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DANIEL BOONESHOE SHOP

Boone. N. C. Opposite Smithcy.s

"\\'i> Serve the Public"

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Compliments of

WATAUGADEMOCRAT

Leading Newspaper of the

Northwest Since 1888

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WALKERSJEWELRY STORE

Near Theater

Special Prices to Students

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RADIO SALES AND SERVICEPhiico—R. C. A.—G. E.

General Electric All Steel Refrigerators

and Electric Ranges

Radius fur Rent

NEW RIVER LIGHT& POWER CO.

Boone. N. C.

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CompHments of

SPAINHOUR'S, INC.j

Boone's Leading Departmentj

StoreI

We Especially Appreciate the !

Student Patronage 1

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DANIEL BOONEHOTEL

BOONE. N. C.

'In the Land of the Sky"\

THE WILKES HOTEL

North Wii.kesboro. N. C.

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CONGRATULATIONS

SENIOR CLASS

PET

ICE CREAM

Candy is food in its most palatable

form. The candies we distribute arc

carefully selected. We are proud to

recommend Schrafft's chocolates. Thesecandies are made from the finest in-

gredients

MORGAN CANDY CO.Wholesale Dealers

ASHEVILLE. N. C.

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BERN-MAR'S LITTLEJEWELRY STORE

BOONE, N. C.

College Rings Class Jewelry

Watch Repairing

B. W. STALLINGS. Prop.

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THE PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKIN THIS ANNUAL

Furnished by

THE BURR HARRISON STUDIO208i'2 East Main Street

JOHNSON CITY. TENNESSEE

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PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION

WE ALSO DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING

Commercial Photographers

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{^^'^^liCciciieHilton Lneleen

Aerial V'ifw op the Campi's

Appalachian State Teachers College

DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TOTEACHER TRAINING IN THE SOUTH

BOONE. N. C.

The three boys' dormitories and the college inHrmary are not shown

in the above photograph.

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Watauga

County BankBoone. N. C.

A COMPLETE BANKINGSERVICE

$5,000 Deposits Guaranteed

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EAST TENNESSEE &WESTERN

NORTH CAROLINARAILROAD CO.

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LINVILLE RIVER

RAILWAY CO.

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BUYERS OF EVERYTHINGSELLERS OF ALL

When in Boone Give Us A Call

The Great Bargain Givers

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WE SAVE YOU MONEY

Buy in Carolina's Ou:n EconomyGrocery Stores

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The Place of Good Shows

Boone. N. C.

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Style Shop

BOONE. N. C.

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Organization

Prepared ko serve the

most exacting annual staff.

An organization with a thor-

ough knowledge of printing and

binding achieved through yearsF

of experience in the production of

college and high school annuals . . .

Observer Printing HoufCHARLOTTE N.C.ESTABLISHED 1895

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JonnsonCitu. lennessee

John B. Steele. Special Represent at ice

jBOONE. N. C

Acknowledgments

The publication of a Yearbook requires the coordination

of many forces. A staff cannot produce an annual within

itself. We have been very fortunate in securing cooperation

from many friends. We wish to acknowledge the assistance

of:

Bill Mitchell and Harrv Curlee of the Observer Printing

House

:

V. C. Howell, our Faculty Adviser:

A. Antonakos. Katharine Harwell and \'ick Antonakos

for Art Work;

Burr Harrison of the Burr Harrison Studios;

Julian Miller of the Charlotte Observer.

Jesse W. Houck, Editor.

EVERETTE C. Toms, Business Manager.

1935 RHODODENDRON.