Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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EVA GERTRUDE GARY, Voico JIurfrpesl)()ro, N. ( . ' ' he li ' lit of love, the purity of iji ' ac o 111 ' wind, the imisie breathing fi ' oni her faee. Advertising Editor Chowanoka, ' 21; Chiss I ' oet, 21; I ' resi(h ' iit Down Town Clnli. 21. Eva is an artistic nature, her soul tintling expression in botii song and poetry. She waxes poetical at the slightest provocation, and thereby never fails to amuse herself as well as her class-mates. But when she ap- pears on the stage, her poems pale into insig- nifieanee. ller voice, like herself, is gentle, sweet and delightful. Eva manifests a deep interest in political affairs, thus showing that at heart she is a suffragist — we expect great things of her. 23

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lU ' TII GERALDINE FREE EAN. B. A. Colerain, N. C. Alatheiiiau So well to know IlfM ' own that what slie wills to do oi- say, Seems wisest, virtuousest, tiisereetest, best. President Alathenian Society, ' 20- 21 ; Asst. Editor Chowaiioka, ' 21; Class Prophet, ' 21; : Ieinher Student Council, ' 18- ' 19- ' 20- ' 21 ; College :Marshall, ' 19- ' 20: Winner Annie Hailey English .Aledal, ' 20; Critic Alathen- ian Society, 19- 20; Treas. Junior Class, If)- ' 20; Cor. Sec. Alathenian Society, ' 18- ' 19; Sec. Freshman Class, ' 18- ' 19; Fresh- man Basketball team, 1 S- ' 19: Chairman Program Committee Science Club, ' 20- 21: Cliairman Poster and Progi-aui Couuiiittee Alathenian Society, ' 20- ' 21. Kuth is one of the most brilliant members of our class, especially in psychology. She always has a psychological answer ready for any query. Aside from this hobby, her next greatest interest lies in the field of Modern Art and Poetry. We think she makes an excellent critic, since she still holds that po- .sition with one Modern Artist after two years of service. In addition to these inter- ests, we find her among those who reach the highest round in the ladder of success in all other fields of knowledge. Along with her intellectual ability she has the power of win- ning and holding tlie esteem, love and friend- ship of both student body and faculty. 22

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MAEY ETTA KINSEY, Piano Coiiijoek, N. C. Lucaliau ' Is she uotiiiore than painting can express, Or youthful poets fancy when they love. I ' resident V. W. A., ' 20- ' 21; Critic Lueal- ian Society, 21 ; ilemher Student Council, ■20- ' 21; Menil)er Y. W. A. Cabinet, ' 19- ' 20; Cliairman Musie Committee, ' 19- ' 20; Sec- retary Lucalian Society, ' 19- ' 20; Treasurer Freshman Class, ' 18- ' 19. This modest girl has meant much to her Alma ]Mater as well as to her class-mates. She possesses every quality which constitutes the make-up of a refined, dignified, and vir- tuous character. Mary lias made herself felt ill every thing she has undertaken, he it in the Literary Society, Y. W. A. or her daily tasks. Especially is she talented in piano. We call her The IMusiciau of the student body and every one considers it a treat to hear her play. The music seems to come di- rectly from her soul to her finger tips. How well those fingers heed the commands of lier soul. S; .-- . iX 24