Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1938 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS SS iftiftw i y aELxu: 'Ll —1-1 s „r_l HELEN JORDAN - - - Editor GEOHGIE UNDERWOOD - Bus. Mpr. FOREWORD We want this volume of the COR- ONET to be a picture of your campus life for 1938. There is no definite theme; there are only informal pic- tures of students, faculty, and campus forming the letters of the divisions. This is a book that you yourselves have made; we offer it for your en- joyment. CONTENTS Book I.......... Administration Book II.................Classes Book III.............Activities Book IV Sorority Book V................Features Dr. Samuel In loving appreciation for his friendship and teachings. we. the class of 1()38, dedicate this CORONET. DR. WILLIAM HENRY FRAZER, President Dr. Frazer became president of Queens Chicora College in 1921. During his fiist year, the students received the privilege of self-government. For several years. Dr. Frazer worked to pay off the $60,000 debt; and not con- tent with reaching this goal, he successfully managed to raise an endowment of several hundred thousand dollars. Under his guidance many buildings have been added to the school equipment: the practice house; the Godard’s house: the sorority houses: the Day Student house, Blair Union; and the Sara E. Morrison Dining Flail. During Dr. Frazer's administration the library has been extended from twelve hundred to approximately fifteen thousand volumes, the curriculum has been advanced in many ways. and. as a crowning event, Queens Chicora was admitted to the Southern Asso- ciation of Secondary Schools and Colleges in 193 2. Dr. Frazer's ability lies along more than just these material lines. He also has extended the name and patronage of Queens Chicora College through- out the South. Since 1 930 when Chicora College was merged with Queens College of Charlotte, N. C.. Dr. Byrd has been an active influence in the lives of the girls with whom he has come in contact. He is the President-Emeritus of Queens Chicora College and has acted as Registrar since the merger. His life of daily loving service and Christian ideals has had a deep part in the character development of the students with whom he has had association. MRS. VIRGINIA MILLER AGNEW Dean of Women A.B.. M.A. Page Nine ETHEL ABERNETHY, A.B.. A M.. Ph D.—Professor of Phychology ar ' ANNE LEAMING B Home Economics. LUCILE KATHRYN Professor of Mod ALMA T. EDWARL cient Languages. MINNIE ALMIRA Professor of Phys RENA HARRELL. A CORDELIA HENDE Education M. DORISSE HOWE Biological Science MARY H INGLIS. A.B.. A.M.—Director of Secretarial ctudies. E M. JONES. A.B.. S.B.. A.M.—Professor of ' athcmatics. . KENNEDY. A.B., A.M.—Professor of Social :tences. :L M. KING—Lnstructor in Spoken English, and ramatic Interpretation. ILES W. SOMMERVILLE. A.B.. B.S.. M.A.. h.D.. D.D.—Professor of B b'.e and Relig.ous Edu- ition. ES STOUT. A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D.—Professor of nglish. IAN BREMER, A.B.—Instructor in Art (no icturc). I Page Ten FACULTY THELMA ALBRIGHT. A.B., A.M.— Assistant Prorfessor of English. S. C. BYRD. A.B.. A M- D.D.. LL.D.— Instructor in Social Sciences.. MARY DENNY. A.B.. M.A.—Assistant Professor of English. MILDRED MORSE MCEWEN. A.B.. M.A. — Assistant Professor of Physical Sci- ences. VIRGINIA M MULLANEY. A.B.. M.A. -----Instructor in Modern Languages. ELSIE STOKES MOSELEY—Director of Music. SARA MCKEE NOOE. B.S.. M.A.. Assist- ant Professor in Biological Sciences. IDA M PATRICK. A.B . A.M.—Associate Professor of Modern Languages. LUCIA M. PAYNE. B.S.. A.M—Instruc- tor in Home Economics. ESTELLE RAWL PORTER. A B.—In- structor in Education. DON RICHARDSON. Director in Violin T raining. M. GRACE ROBINSON—Director of Voice Training and Public School Music. MARIE TURNIPSEED. A.B.. M.A—As- sistant Professor of Mathematics. ELIZABETH S. WATKINS. A.B.—In- structor in Secretarial Studies. FRANCES FARLEY SMITH—Secretary to Dean of Instruction. MARY JULIA LEBBY—School Nurse. ANNIE PREVOST WATSON— Housekeeper. MARY WHARTON. B.M. Piano (no pic- ture) . WILHELMINA C. BYRD, L.tt D.—In- structor m Bible and Religious Educa- tion. (No picture). Page Eleven OFFICERS President LILLIAN SMITH Vice-President DORIS JOINES Secretary BARBARA SHATZER Treasurer ALICE CROWELL Page Fifteen GODC MARTHA ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu May Court (1. 2, 4); Maid of Honor (3); Spanish Club (1); Spectator Club (1. 2. 3); Paint and Palette; Horseback Riding Club. WILLIE BLAKE ALLEN Charlotte, N. C. Campbell College (1, 2); Home Eco nomics Club (3, 4). Page Sixteen BETTY LOUIS BAKER Charlotte, N. C. Alpha Delta Pi Treasurer of French Club (3) ; Spectator Club (1, 2, 3); Rush Chairman of Alpha Delta Pi (2. 3. 4). GENEVA BRAWLEY Mooresville, N. C. Mitchell College (1, 2) : Home Economics Club (3, 4); Spectator Club (3, 4). Page Seventeen HARRIET ELIZABETH BROWN Gainesville, Fla. Alpha Delta Theta iMathcmatics Club: French Club: Volley- ball (2, 3. 4): Basketball (1, 2, 3. 4): Softball (2, 4): Spectator Club: President of Athletic Association (4); Treasurer of Executive Council (4); Choral Club (1): Pan-Hellenic Representative (2), Secretary (2). Treasurer (3). Vice-President of Al- pha Delta Theta (4) : Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges” (4). Page Eighteen ELIZABETH McCLINTOCK CALDER Charlotte, N. C. Chi Omega Basketball (1. 2. 3), Captain (3): Vol- leyball (2, 3). Captain (2); I.R.C. (3. 4), Vice-President (4): Athletic Council (2. 3). Secretary (2), Vice-President (3): Queens Blues Staff (2, 3): CORONET. Pho- tography Editor (3). Associate Editor (4): Chapel Program Chairman (3): S.C.A. Cabinet (3): Senior Entertainment Chair- man. IGQdDOQ GH ZGG LULA CALDWELL Charlotte, N. C. THELMA CATHEY Charlotte, N. C Home Economics Club. Page Nineteen ODO T t ' J ' h . ■ i Ia'JUJ-' di r'1' l r . ., 4rsis V« ✓ •, GQDOOG GGGGG HARRIETTE LOUISE CRANE Mutoto, Belgian Congo, Africa Chi Omego Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4), Treasurer (4); French Club (2); Basketball (2, 3); Volleyball (2, 3) ; Spectator Club (2. 3, 4); Choral Club (2): S.C.A. Cabinet, un- dergraduate representative (3), President (4); President of Student Volunteers (2); “American College Yearbook ’. SARAH ELIZABETH CRANFORD Gastonia, N. C. Alpha Delta Pi W.C.U.N.C. (1); Pan-Hellenic Council (3); Choral Club (3, 4); Spectator Club (2) ; Queens Blues, Reporter (2), Staff (3). Page Tvoentg 1 ‘D’ A wr f’x 0GDOOQ gh gg MARY LYNCH CROCKETT Tazewell, Va. Alpha Delta Theta Chemistry Club (1); Mathematics Club (1); Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); I R C. (3. 4): Spectator Club: College Orchestra (1); Vice-President of Class (3): Queens Blues. Society Editor (2) ; Secretary of Pan- Hellenic Council (3): President of Alpha Delta Theta Sorority (4). ALICE STEVENS CROWELL Charlotte, N. C. Mathematics Club (1, 2): Dean's List (4) : Sigma Mu (4) ; Baseball (2) : Volley- ball (1. 2, 4). Captain (3): Basketball (1, 3. 4). Captain (2): I.R.C. (3), President (4) ; Senior Representative to Athletic Coun- cil; Treasurer of Class (4). Page Twenty-one MARY LOUISE CURRIE Wallace, N. C. Chi Omega Alpha Kappa Gamma (3. 4); French C .ub: Debat- ing Club: lota (3. 4: Volleyball (1. 2. 3). Captain (1); Basketball (1, 2): Choral Club (1. 2. 3: Spec- tator Club; SC. A. Representative (2): Queens Blues Staff (1, 2, 3): Editor of Sophomore Edition of Queens Blues; President of Class (2) ; Chairman of Junior-Senior Banquet (3); President of Student Body (4); President of Southern Intercollegiate Association of Student Government (4); Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges (4); American College Yearbook (4). ORA LEE DOUGHERTY Bryson City, Tenn. Alpha Gamma Delta Choral Club (1. 2. 3, 4); Home Eco- nomics Club (1. 2), Vice-President (3), President (4): Queens Blues Staff (3); Spectator Group. Page Twenty-two GG GGG GUODOB HELEN BENSON DOUGLASS Chesterfield, S. C. Kappa Delta Mitchell College (1. 2); Volleyball Team (3) : Queens Blues Staff (4) ; Linncan Club (3, 4) ; Spectator Club (3. 4). ASHLEY JORDAN DULIN Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Delta Spanish Club: Volleyball (2): Basketball (2) : Group Leader of Spectator Club (2) : Class President ( 1 ) : Stunt Night Chairman (1): Queens Blues Staff (3): Senior Class Prophet (4): CORONET Staff (1). Page Twenty-three GO GQ,ZGG ZOGDDOD DOROTHY SHEPPARD FAIRCLOTH Charlotte, N. C. Alpha Delta Theta Mathematics Club (1) ; Latin Club; ol- leyball (1. 2. 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Spectator Club. LOUISE MILLS FAIRCLOTH Clinton, N. C. Kappa Delta Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Sec- retary (3); Spectator Club; Queens Blues Staff (3). Page Twenty-four £}oL d • . a - ■ GDj QOO GODQOG DORTH LEE FRAZER Charlotte, N. C. EDITH TERRY GALLANT Charlotte, N. C. Spectator Club. Sigma Mu (3, 4) ; Dean's List (3. 4) ; Spectator Club; French Club (2); Mathe- matics Club; Linnean Club (2); Freshman Marshal (1, 2). Chief Marshal (3); Queens Chicora Scholat ( 1 ). Page Twenty-five ODO MARGARET CORNELIA GARRISON Easley, S. C. Alpha Gamma Delta Home Economics Club (1, 2. 3), Treas- urer (4) ; Queens Blues Staff (3) ; Boarding Student Council (4); Spectator Club. MARTHA McMURRAY GREY Charlotte, N. C. Alpha Delta Pi Mathematics Club (2): I.R.C. (4): Spec- tator Club; Volleyball (1. 2, 3. 4); Basket- ball (1, 2. 3. 4) : Treasurer of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority (2, 3, 4). Page Twenty-six FRANCES LAW GUNN Sanford, N. C. Alpha Delta I beta S.C.A. Cabinet (3, 4) ; President of Spec- tator Club (4) : Queens Blues Staff (2, 3) ; CORONET Staff (4); Treasurer of Alpha Delta Theta (4). JOSEPHINE GORDON HACKNEY Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Alpha Kappa Gamma (3, 4); Vice-Presi- dent (4) ; Iota Xi (3,4): Queens Blues (1, 2). Sophomore Edition Business Manager (2). Business Manager (3): Photographic Editor of CORONET (4): Choral Club (1. 2, 3), Accompanist (4); Orchestra (3); Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges (4); American College Yearbook (4); Treasurer of Phi Mu Sorority (2. 3. 4). Page Tvuentg-seven MARY LOIS HODGES Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Choral Club (1, 2. 3. 4); S.C.A. Cabi- net, Secretary (3); Secretary of Class (3); Representative on Day Student Council (4 ) ; I.R.C. (4); Evangelical League; President of Phi Mu Sorroity (4). MADELINE HURT Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Delta I.R.C.; Secretary of Spectator Club (3); May Court (1, 2); Beauty Section (1, 2, 3). Page Twenty-eight HELEN JENKINS Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu S.C.A., Undergraduate Representative (3): I.R.C. (4); Spectator Club; Evan- gelical League (2. 3). Vice-President (4); Queens Blues Staff (3); May Court (3); May Queen (4) ; “American College Year- book. MARTHA SUSAN JOHNSTON Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Home Eco- nomics Club. Vice-President (3); Repre- sentative on Day Student Council (2) ; Sec- retary Day Student (3); President of Day Students (4) ; Assistant Business Manager of Queens Blues (3); CORONET Staff (4); Spectator Club; Who’s Who in American College and University Students (4): American College Yearbook (4). Page Tiuenty-nine DORIS EDNA JOINES Matthews, N. C. Sigma Mu (3, 4); Volleyball (3); Mathematics Club (2); I.R.C. (4): Vice- President of Class (4); Staff of Queens Blues (3) ; Marshal (2. 3) : Queens Scholar (2). HELEN JEAN JORDAN Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Iota Xi (3. 4); Mathematics Club 1, 2); Pan-Hellenic Representative (3) ; Queens Blues Staff (3) ; Spectator Club; Editor of CORONET (4); American College Yearbook (4) ; Vice- President of Phi Mu Sorority (4). Page Thirty GHaGG GQQOOD CAROLYN KUYKENDAL Matthews. N. C. Volleyball (1, 2. 4); Basketball (3, 4); Home Economics (1, 2, 3, 4): Spectator Club. EUGENIA LAFITTE Estill, S. C Alpha Delta Pi Linnean Club (3) ; Debating Club (2, 3): Editor of Queens Blues (3): Queens Blues Staff (1. 2); President of Pan-Hel- Icnic (4) ; President of Alpha Delta Pi (4). Page Thirty-one V ELIZABETH MARTIN Charlotte, N. C. Spanish Club (1) ; Spectator Club; Math- ematics Club (2); Chemistry Club (2); May Court (2); Sigma Mu (3), President (4); CORONET Staff (3, 4): Marshal (3). JOSEPHINE MCDONALD Hamlet, N. C. Alpha Gamma Delta Mathematics Club; Athletic Council. Class Representative (2), Treasurer (3); Captain of Basketball (1); Choral Club (1, 2. 3, 4); Pan-Hellenic Representative (2, 3). Vice-President (4) ; Class Treasurer (1, 2) ; Secretary of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority (3 ) , President (4 ). Page Thirty-two MARGARET McGREGOR Choral Club (3, 4). NANCY GORDON McIVER Gulf, N. C. Alpha Delta Theta Alpha Kappa Gamma, Treasurer (3), President (4) : Spectator Club: Boarding Student Council Representative (1), Treas- urer (2). Vice-President (4); Queens Blues Staff (3 ); Pan-Hellenic (4 ). Treasurer (3); President of Alpha Delta Theta Sorority (3) : National Recording Secretary of Alpha Kappa Gamma: American College Year- book. Page Thirty-three MARGARET MONTGOMERY Reidsville, N. C. Kappa Delta Flora Macdonald (1): Home Economics Club (2. 3. 4); Choral Club (2. 3. 4); Spectator Club; Basketball (2): Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Boarding Student Council. Sec- retary (3). Second Vice-President (4); Rep- resentative on Cabinet (4). MARIAN NEVILLE McMANUS Monroe, N. C. Kappa Delta Mars Hill College (1, 2) ; Winthrop Col- lege (3). Page Thirty-four I T? RUTH MORRISON Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Archcry (1, 2. 3, 4); Volleyball (1. 2. 4); Basketball (1, 3, 4); Linnean Club (2); Spectator Club; Athletic Council Rep- resentative (1); Day Student Vice-President (4) ; Coronet Staff (4). ALICE WRIGHT MURPHY Salisbury, N. C. Kappa Delta Flora Macdonald College (1. 2); I R.C (4): Spectator Club: Linnean Club (3); CORONET Staff (3) ; Queens Blues Staff (3). Page Thirty-five OGDOOD SARA MARGARET PAXTON Matthews. N. C. Mathematics Club (2); Volleyball (1. 2, 3. 4); Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4): Spectator Club. DC G G£ GO MARY LOUISE PHILLIPS Matthews, N. C. Basketball (1); Volleyball (1, 2); I.R.C. (3. 4) : Dean’s List (2). Page Thirty-six MARTHA RANEY MARGARET REGISTER LaFayette, Ala. Alpha Gamma Delta Choral Club (2, 3) ; Spectator Club; S.C.A. Page Thirty-seven GO BARBARA OLSON SHATZER Charlotte, N. C. BETTY SHULL Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Mathematics Club (2): Chemistry Club (2); S.C.A. Cabinet (3. 4); Class Secre- tary (4) ; Queens Blues Staff (3) : CORONET Staff (4); Group Chairman of Spectator Club (3): Treasurer of Kappa Delta (2. 3), Secretary (4); Dean's List (4). Page Thirty-eight □ u GH GG GQDDOD MARGARET FALLS SLOOP Mt. Ulla, N. C. Montreat College (1. 2): Basketball (3): Spectator Club; Vice-President of S.C.A. (4) : President of League of Evangelical Stu- dents (4). LILLIAN VERNE SMITH Greer. S. C. Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Gamma (3 ) . Secretary (4) ; Class President (3. 4); S.C.A. Cabinet (1, 2. 3. 4); Queens Blues Staff (1. 2. 3); Athletic Council Representative (3 ) ; Who’s Who in Ameircan Universities and Colleges (4); Pan-Hellenic Representative (3. 4); American College Yearbook (4). Page Thirty-nine DO DOROTHY SANDERS STANSELL Charlotte, N. C. French Club (2) ; Latin Club (2) ; Spec- tator Club. ANITA ALDA STEWART Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu CORONET Staff (4); Paint and Palette (4), President (4); Spectator Club; Queens Blues Staff (2, 3). Page Forty VERA VIRGINIA TAYLOR Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Choral Club (3. 4); I.R.C. (3, 4) Spectator Club: Mathematics Club (2) French Club (2); Queens Blues Staff (3) League of Evangelical Students (3. 4) CORONET Staff (4); S.C.A. Cabinet (4) RUTH MARTIN TEETER Charlotte, N. C. Page Forty-one ODO GtmoG ZGGDDOD JULIA LOUISE THOMAS Charlotte, N. C. Phi Mu Spanish Club (1. 2): Spectator Club; Queens Blues Staff (3) : CORONET Staff (4). HARRIETTE LEE TRUESDALE Kershaw, S. C. Alpha Gamma Delta W.C.U.N.C. (1); Choral Club (2. 3); Class Treasurer (3); Queens Blues Staff (2): Vice-President of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority (4) . Page Forty-tivo GEORGIE BARROW UNDERWOOD Charlotte. N. C. Chi Omega Mathematics Club (2); Queens Blues (1. 2. 3): Pan-Hellenic Council (4): May (4); Staff 2. 3); Secretary North Carolina Collegiate Press Association. FREDDIE WILLIS WARD Bainbridge. Ga. Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Home Eco- nomics (1. 2. 3, 4); Representative on Boarding Student Council (2. 3), President of Boarding Students (4); Spectator Club: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities (4) : American College Yearbook. Page Forty-three CHRISTINE WHITLEY Monroe, N. C. JANE WILEY Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Delta Sigma Mu, Vice-President (4) ; Alpha Kappa Gamma (4); Dean’s List (3, 4); Chemistry Club (2); Mathematics Club (2); Day Students Council (1, 2, 3): Class Secretary (1); Class Vice-President (2) : CORONET Staff (1) ; Queens Blues (2, 3. 4): Pan-Hellenic Council (3, 4); May Court (1. 2, 3). Maid of Honor (4); Pres- ident of Kappa Delta Sorority (3, 4). Page Forty-four OGDDOD GH£ GG CADDIE WILLIS Concord, N. C. Kappa Delta Group Leader of Spectator Club (4); President of Dramatic Club (3). Page Forty-five SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Alpha G a m m a Delta Christmas Party . . . Senior Class President— Lil . poise (?) . . . Barbara must be sighting a man on the campus . . . J'he Theta's waiting for Santa Claus. The winning stunt—the Seniors' human marionette presentation of “Hanzel and GretalT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Helen Cumnock Vice-President Eleanor Alexander Secretary T reasurer Sat ly McDowell Sara Durant JUNIORS ELEANOR ALEXANDER KNOXVILLE, TENN. MARTHA WISE ALEXANDER CHARLOTTE. N. C. ANNIE LAURIE ANDERSON BADIN, N. C. JEAN ASBURY CHARLOTTE, N. C. DOROTHY BAKER CHARLOTTE, N. C. EUGENIA BAKER CHARLOTTE, N. C. MARTHA BINGHAM CHARLOTTE. N. C. MARILYN BRITTAIN CHARLOTTE, N. C. KATE BROWN LANDRUM, S. C. DOROTHY CARSON MOORESVILLE, N. C. Page Fifty JUNIORS VIRGINIA CATHEY PAW CREEK, N. C. JEAN CRAVEN CLARKTON. N. C. CATHERINE CRAVEN CHARLOTTE. N. C. MARGUERITE CRAVEN CLARKTON. N. C. OLIVE CROSWELL ASHEVILLE, N. C. HELEN CUMNOCK DAVIDSON, N. C. CORNELIA DAVIS CHARLOTTE, N. C. JANE DAVIS MONROE, N. C. MARGARET DUCKETT CHARLOTTE, N. C. SARA DURANT NEWTON, IOWA Page Fifty-one JUNIORS FRANCES EHRHARDT PINEHURST, N. C. BERNICE ECHARD CHARLOTTE, N. C. JENNIE ANN EFIRD CHARLOTTE, N. C. EMILY FERGERSON CLINTON, S. C. ELIZABETH GAMMON CHARLOTTE, N. C. ELIZABETH GILLETTE CHARLOTTE, N. C. MARGARET GRIER HUNTERSVILLE, N. C. MARY GRIFFIN CHARLOTTE, N. C. AGNES HOPE GWALTNEY CHARLOTTE, N. C. HELEN HATCHER WINCHESTER, VA. Page Fiftg-tvoo JUNIORS MATILDA MELMS CHARLOTTE, N. C. RUTH HOGGARD CHARLOTTE, N. C. MARGARET JAGER CHARLESTON, S. C. NELL JAMES MORGANTON, N. C. ELEANOR JENKINS CHARLOTTE, N. C. MARY CAMPBELL JOHNSTON MURAT, VA. BETTY KALE BELMONT, N. C. SARA KEIGER CHARLOTTE, N. C. KATHERINE KING LUMBERTON, N. C. Puye Fifty-three JUNIORS WILBUR RUTH KIRKLAND COLUMBIA. S. C. RUTH KNEE CHARLOTTE, N. C ELIZABETH ROGER WATERBORO, S. C. SARA KELLY LILLARD ELKIN, N. C. SARA PAMELA LITTLE CHARLOTTE, N. C. MILDRED LOWRANCE MOORESVILLE, N. C. KATHERINE McQ. MARTIN MAXTON. N. C. KATHERINE K. MARTIN WARE SHOAI T S. C. H MARTIN DERITA, N. C. SUE MAULDIN CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Fifty-four JUNIORS DOROTHY McCOY CHARLOTTE, N. C. SARA RUTH McDOWELL PACOLET, S. C. CATHERINE MOORE INDIAN TRAIL, N. C. NORMA MOORE INDIAN TRAIL, N. C. FRANCES MARION O'HAIR ROCK HILL, S. C. STACIE ORR INDIAN TRAIL, N. C. FRANCES POOLE MULLINS, S. C. ANNE PURNELL CHARLOTTE, N. C. JUANITA PUTNAM SHELBY, N. C. LAURA FRANCES QUERY HAMLET, N. C. Page Pifty-fioe r JUNIORS MARTHA RAYBURN CHARLOTTE, N. C. FRANCES REINS LENOIR, N. C. ANN McCREE ROBERTS CARTHAGE, N. C. ELSIE ROWE CHARLOTTE, N. C. LENORA RUSSELL HICKORY, N. 0. MARGARET SADLER PAW CREEK, N. C. NELL SADLER CHARLOTTE, N. C. ROSE SHANKLIN PENDLETON, S. C. NANETTE SHERARD ABBEVILLE, S. C. EVELYN SMITH CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Pitty-six JUNIORS ADELE SUTHERLAND CHARLOTTE. N. C. MARJORIE TIMMS WINNSBORO. S. C. ANNEAL TRIPLETTE LENOIR, N. C. HARRIET TUTTLE MT. HOLLY, N. C. Y V .yf ' MARJORIE VENNING y Jr LANES, S. C. ALENE WARD TRYON, N. C. DOROTHY WILKIE FOREST CITY, N. C. LUCY WILLIAMS CHARLOTTE, N. C. RACHEL WILLIAMS MONROE, N. C. MARY ELEANOR WILSON DALLIS, N. C. JANE WINCHESTER WOLFE MONROE, N. C. °cljer- ■ o , • JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS ' Queens Day at Ridgecrest . . . Look- ing from the Bible room . . . Jus' vis- iting . . . Jake Houston of the Observer . . . Our Editor's mistake . . . Sat- urday night . . . Marge poses for Mrs. St. John . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ELEANOR GUYTON Vice-President HANNAH McNULTY Secretary . ANNE FULLER Treasurer MADELINE LOTTERHOS Rebecca Auten ALBEMARLE. N. C. Martha Baldwin MT. GILEAD. N. C. Vivianc Banc MULLINS. S. C. Vera T. Bouleware BARNWELL. S. C. Elizabeth Brandon LAURINBURG. N. C. Edythe Claire Brooks WASHINGTON. GA. Annie May Brown CHARLOTTE. N. C. Ileita Caldwell CONCORD. N. C. Analane Chcars PAGELAND. S. C. Jessie Clark HAMLET. N. C. Bonnye Cox MORGAN TON. N. C. Elizabeth Dcskau ROCK HILL. S. C. Page Sixty-two SOP HON! ORES Harriet Donnelly CHARLOTTE. N. C. Dorothy Duckett CHARLOTTE. N. C. Virginia Duncan GLEN ROCK. N. J. Margaret Flowc DERITA. N. C. Mary Brooks Fo’ger WADESBORO. N. C. Hibernia Friend PETERSBURG. VA. Ann Elizabeth Fuller BUFFALO. ALA. Betty Gardner CHARLOTTE. N. C. Mary McCormick Gillis FAYETTEVILLE. N. C. Jessie Eppes Goode ROCK HILL. S. C. Elizabeth Overton Green CHARLOTTE. N. C. Elizabeth J. Green CHARLOTTE. N. C. Betty Guy CHARLOTTE. N. C. Eleanor Guyton KOSCIUSKO. MISS. Lucille Gwaltney CHARLOTTE. N. C. v SOPHOMORES Lucy Harmon CONCORD. N. C. Elizabeth Harms CHARLOTTE. N. C Carolyn Hartman SALISBURY. N. C. Nancy Hill SHARON Ja CLEV A At S T Hill Ly] ' K ane Hicks ELAND. N. C. Betty Hunter CHARLOTTE. N. C. vcrL Camille Hunter CHARLOTTE. N. C. Frances Hunter OYSTER POINT. VA. Georgia Hurt CHARLOTTE. N. C. Frances Johnston CHAPMAN. ALA. Margaret Lloyd ANDERSON. S. C. Alice Longenecker BELGIAN CONGO. AFRICA Madeline Lotterhos CRYSTAL SPRINGS. MISS. Margaret Mack MOORESVILLE. N. C. Irene McCall FLORENCE. S. C. SOPHOMORES Callie iMcElroy CHARLOTTE. N. C. Henrietta Mclver GULF. N. C. Hilda McManus MONROE. N. C. Hannah Scott McNulty POCAHONTAS. VA. Hulda McNinch WASHINGTON. D. C. Betsy Mountcastlc LEXINGTON. N. C. Dorothy Muse MOUNTAIN CITY. TENN. Sylvia Nicholson PINEVILLE. N. C. Anne Pease CHARLOTTE. N. C. Carolyn Pierce MT. HOLLY. N. C. Marjorie Poole MULLINS. S. C. Elizabeth Porter MEBANE. N. C. Sara Porter ROCKINGHAM, N. C. Annie Carr Powers HAMLET. N. C. Nancy Wade Raley RUBY. S. C. SOPHOMORES Margaret Ratchford SHARON. S. C. Mayneill Redfern MONROE. N. C. Carolyn Reynolds WASHINGTON. GA. Virginia Smith CHARLOTTE. N. C. Katherine Spaeth LANSDALE. PA. Virginia Spoon BURLINGTON. N. C. Mary Louise Spratt CHARLOTTE. N. C. Betsy Springer CHARLOTTE. N. C. Mary Elizabeth Stevens MOORESVILLE, N. C. Martha Elizabeth Stoner ELBERTON. GA. Frances Stough CORNELIUS. N. C. Zoe Strawn CHARLOTTE. N. C. Elaine Suber WHITMIRE. S. C. Miriam Teal CHESTERFIELD. S. C Mildred Thomas CHARLOTTE. N. C. 'V. , , tA j’. il YsuAs : Betsy Ross Tingley CHARLOTTE. N. C. Frances Waddill CHARLOTTE. N. C. Helen Williford CHARLOTTE. N. C. Claire Wishart CHARLOTTE, N. C. SOPHOMORE SNAP SHOTS Our gyni teacher shows us how . . . Pedie and Grace boycott Japan Founders Day . . . Tom Franklin of the News . . . K. D. House Party . . . Re- member (?) Queens Scholar . . . More house party . . . I he Sopho- more Stunt. FRESHMAN CLASS Chairman Mildred Sneeden FRESHMEN Cl el i a Abernathy REIDSVILLE. N. C. Nancy Archibald CONCORD. N. C. Tera Bailey ANDALUSA. ALA. Carolyn Barksdale CHARLOTTE. N. C, Alice Barron COLUMBIA. S. C. Margaret Barron COLUMBIA, S. C. Melrose Bell WAYNESBORO. GA. June Benbovv EAST BEND. N. C, Virginia Blymer SALISBURY. N. C. Page Seventy Margaret Bowen TAZEWELL. VA. Ethel Miller Boyd MONROE. N. C. Margaret Boykin CHARLOTTE. N. C. Amelia Bradham SUMTER. S. C. Elizabeth Brammer CHRISTI A NSBURG. VA. Mildred Breedon DALLAS. N. C. Frances Brockington ELBERTON. GA. Jane Campbell PRATT CITY. ALA. Mildred Burke FREEMAN. W. VA. FRESHMEN Mary Daniel Carr WILMINGTON. N. C. Emily Chamberlain PALMYRA. MO. Marie Corbett CURRIE. N. C. Elizabeth Danner BEAUFORT, S. C. Irene Davis CHARLOTTE. N. C. Anne Donnelly CHARLOTTE. N. C. Jean Douglass CHESTERFIELD, S. C. Kathryn Duncan GLEN ROCK. N. J. Emily Dunlap CHARLOTTE. N. C. w s' Lynnie East ALBEMARLE. N. C. Frances Eaton CHARLOTTE. N. C. Ellenore Eddy PINEHURST. N. C. Carolyn Edwards CHARLOTTE. N. C. Julia Edwards CHARLOTTE. N. C. June Escott CHARLOTTE. N C. 'age Seventy-one - FRESHMEN Dorothy Failor CHARLOTTE. N. C. Jean Fergerson RIVERSIDE. ILL. Nannie Sue Ferguson RIVERSIDE. ILL. Laura Flemming CHARLOTTE. N. C. Mary Foutz SALISBURY. N. C. Billie Tyson Frazier HICKORY N.yc. Olivia Gillespie COLUMBIA. N. C. Mary Gunn SANFORD. N. C. Grayce Hackney LAKE CITY. FLA. ovV. s ' , N -V Ellen Hardee GRAHAM, N. C. Ann Louise Hardin SHELBY. N. C. Hilda Harmon McBEE. S. C. Margaret Harrison CHARLOTTE. N. C. Page Seventy-two FRESHMEN Dorothy Hoppe CHARLOTTE. N. C. Geneive Hosmcr CHARLOTTE. N. C. Margaret Hudson COLUMBIA. S. C. ydurf’ cl UL jjZi fr vy .y Norma Humphries , f+M WALHALLA. S. C. Betty Jean Hupp JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Elizabeth Imbody CHARLOTTE. N. C. VVilecn James CHARLOTTE. N. C. Josephine Johnston GOLDSTON. N. C. Frances Kerr MATTHEWS. N. C. Judith Killian CHARLOTTE. N. C. Alice Kiser CHARLOTTE. N. C. Sara Kornegay CHARLOTTE. N. C J -- • V c ■ - o Dorothy Longnecket T BELGIAN CONGO, AFRICA Evelyn Lyon BURNSVILLE. N C. Beatrice McQueen LITTLE ROCK. S. C. Carolyn M GREENVILLE. S. C. Mary Mason GREENVILLE. S. C. T7 aJ JiyVKg Gwendolyn Matheson BENNETTSVILLE. S. C. 4- 'Ji LA O-O- artin 1Ik au. FRESHMEN Maud McClam SCRANTON. S. C. Evelyn McCracken NEWBERRY. S. C. Mary McDevitt CHARLOTTE. N. C. , r . - ' C ' f o - ' Sue McNulty POCAHONTAS. VA. Carolyn Miller CHARLOTTE. N. C. Frances McElven COLUMBIA. S. C. Nancy Lee Moore GREENVILLE. N. C. Clara Morris CHARLOTTE. N. C. Virginia Morrison HICKORY. N. C. H Maujer Moseley CHARLOTTE. N. C. Eugenia Neu CHARLOTTE. N. C. Sara Newell NEWELL. N. C. Frances Nichols GADSDEN, ALA. Natalie Niven CHARLOTTE. N. C. Katherine Ormand CHARLOTTE. N. C. Page Seventy-four FRESHMEN Mary Payne CHARLOTTE. N. C. Mary Alice Petteway CHARLOTTE. N. C. Jullietre Price NEW LONDON. N. C. Sara Raney LAFAYETTE. ALA. Jane Rankin CHARLOTTE. N. C. Dorothy Raymond LAKELAND. FLA. Sara Redwine LEXINGTON. N. C. Edith Rhyne MT. HOLLY. N. C. Mary Gilmer Richmond CONCORD. N. C. Frances Riddle COLUMBIA. S. C. Dorothy Robinson DERITA. N. C. Marie Roseman CHARLOTTE. N. C. Marjorie Russell FLORENCE. S. C. Lillian Sample FORT PIERCE. FLA. Alberta Setzer UNION TOWN, ALA. Sara Shelton FAIRMONT, N. C. Carolyn Silbey CHARLOTTE. N. C. Mary Elizabeth Simpson HICKORY. N. C. Page Seventy-five FRESHMEN Nanette Sloan WALHALLA. S. C. Mildred Sneeden WILMINGTON. N. C. Hazel Starns HICKORY. N. C. Leila Stuckey HARTSVILLE. N. C. Charlotte Sutter CHARLOTTE. N. C Elizabeth Taylor MT. HOLLY. N. C. Mildred Taylor STANLEY. N. C. VM 4 V j } Mildred Thomas CHARLOTTE, N. C. Nancy Thompson SALISBURY. N. C. Sara Thompson HIGHLANDS. N. C. Edith Tinsley FLORENCE. S. C. Norman Tooten STATESVILLE. N. C. Page Seventy-six Sybil Trexlcr CONCORD. N. C. Victoria Troutman ADDOR. N. C. Cornelia Truesdale KERSHAW. S. C. Ermins Waddill CHARLOTTE. N. C. Enid Waggett ST. CHARLES. S. C. Elizabeth Walters WAYNESBORO. GA. Sara Wayland CHARLOTTE. N. C. Sue Welch CHARLOTTE. N. C. Carolyn Wolfe HICKORY. N. C. Peggy Williams SARASOTA. FLA. Jennie Lind Wright LANDIS. N. C. Page Seventy-seven FRESHMAN SNAPSHOTS One o'clock Saturday . . . Rat Week . . . Mary Gilmer and Nancy . . . Where is Mrs. Watson's dignity? . . Christmas party at the Phi Mu's. 5ILENCE BUSINESS Anita Bingham LENOIR. N. C. Grace Royal Clark ELIZABETHTOWN. N. C. Cathcr no Davis GASTONIA. N. C. Betty Fayssoux WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. Geraldine Finch BAILEY. N. C. Julia Adalaidc Fisher MT. PLEASANT. N. C. Hilda Frazer CHARLOTTE. N. C. Sara Lee Haynes KANNAPOLIS. N. C. Elizabeth Heath MONROE. N. C. Betty Flcfner DERITA, N. C. Margaret Hunsuckcr GIBSON. N. C. Gladys Ingram KANNAPOLIS. N. C. Mary Haze! Jordan MULLINS. S. C. Jennie May Kecter CHARLOTTE. N. C. Mary Etta Lee CHINA GROVE. N. C. Page Eighty tj) CLASS Bessie Joyce Lewis NEW BERN. N. C. Lucille Matheson BENNETTS VILLE. S. C. Sara MeGarity CHARLOTTE. N. C. Audrey McKaghan Christine Pate GIBSON. N. C. Betty Porter CHARLOTTE. N. C. Rose Purdy MONROE. N. C. Kathryn Raiford CONCORD. N. C Viola Richie GASTONIA. N. C. E'eanor Robinson OLD HICKORY. TENN. Mabel Robinson GASTONIA, N. C. Alcice Smith CHARLOTTE. N. C. Alice Timmons FLORENCE. S. C. Margaret Wilson CLINTON. S. C. Dorothy Wright CHERAW. S. C. Page Eighty-one President of Student Body MARY CURRIE President of Day Students MARTHA JOHNSTON EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President of Boarding Students FREDDIE WARD President of Student Christian Association louis£ crane President of Athletic Association HARRIET BROWN BOARDING STUDENT COUNCIL Ward Freddie Ward President Nancy McIver................ Margaret Montgomery Margaret Garrison ...... Sally McDowell ....... Alice Timmons ...... Margaret Sloop.... Marjorie Timms Carolyn Reynolds ........................ First House President ....................Second House President .............. Third House President ........................... Secretary .......................... T reasurer ...........Senior Representative ...... Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Garrison Reynolds McDowell Sloop McIver T iramons Montgomery Timms DAY STUDENT COUNCIL Martha Johnston . President Johnston Ruth Morrison . Eleanor Jenkins ...... Georgie Hurt Lois Hodges Sue Maldin Claire Wishart ............................ Vice-President .............................. Secretary ...........................T reasurer Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Morrison Jenkins Mauldin Hurt Wishart Hodges Page Eighty-seven STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Louise Crane ............................ President Carolyn Reynolds......................... Treasurer LOIS Hodges...............................Secretary Crane Helen Jenkins.............. Peggy Sloop.............. Margaret Montgomery Anneal Triplette . . . Virginia Smith .... Frances Gunn Callie McElroy ................. Vice-President Day Student ......... Vice-President Boarding Student .................. Senior Representative .............. Junior Representative . Sophomore Representative Boarding Student Representative Day Student Representative Barbara Shatzcr ....................... Social Service Margaret Duckett....................... Social Service Lillian Smith .................... Program Committee V. V. Taylor ......................Program Committee Helen Cumnock .....................Program Committee M.ldred Lowrance Alice Longnecker .... Sue Mauldin ........... Eleanor Alexander . . . Dorothy Carson . . Lucille Gwaltney....... . . Hostess of the Hut Church Worrk . . . Publicity ............... Music .............. Music .........Music Alexander Carson Cumnock Duckett Gunn Gwaltney Hodges Jenkins Longenecker Lowrance Mauldin McElroy Montgomery Reynolds Sloop Shatzer L. Smith V. Smith Taylor Triplette Page Eighty-eight ATHLETIC COUNCIL Harriet Brown President Brown Elizabeth Gammon Madeline Lotterhos . .. Anne Fuller Alice Crowell Helen Cumnock . Martha Stoner ......................... Vice-President ........................... Secretary .......................... treasurer ...........Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Gammon Lotterhos Cumnock Fuller Stoner Crowell Page Eighty-nine ALPHA KAPPPA GAMMA National Honorary Fraternity for Women. Founded on May 12, 1 928. L. Mclver Nancy McIvER.................................................................. President Josephine Hackney ................................................. Vice-President Lillian Smith ... ............................................. Secretary LOUISE CRANE ........................................... Treasurer MEMBERS Eleanor Alexander Mary Currie Mildred lowrance ELIZABETH CALDER JOSEPHINE HACKNEY LILLIAN SMITH LOUISE CRANE HELEN HATCHER FREDDIE WARD Lynch Crockett Martha Johnston Jane Wiley HELEN CUMNOCK HELEN JORDAN ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mrs. Virginia miller Agnew dr. dorrisse Howe miss Francis Smith Abernathy Crane Agnew Crockett Jordan Edwards Cumnock Lowrance Howe Currie Smith Smith Hackney Ward Alexander Hatcher Wiley Calder Johnston Page Ninety SIGMA MU Honorary Scholarship Fraternity Designed to recognize those who have attained excellence in scholarship and to promote scholarly work and research. , Martin Elizabeth Martin Jane Wiley President Vice-President Dorothy Carson MEMBERS Doris Joines Alice Crowell Sara Little Edith Gallant Sue Mauldin Helen Hatcher Dorothy Stansell Dr. w. h. Frazer FACULTY Dr. Howe Dr. James N. Godard Secretary and Treasurer Dr. S. C. Byrd Mr. R. V. Kennedy Byrd Godard Howe Kennedy Carson Crowell Gallant Hatcher Joines Little Mauldin Stansell Wiley Page Ninety-one INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Alice Crowell.............................President Crowell Elizabeth CALDER .................................................................... Vice-President Madeline Hurt ..................................................................... Secretary Virginia Taylor ......................................................... Treasurer Eleanor Alexander Kathryn Craven Lynch Crockett Martha Grey Lois Hodges Helen Jenkins HONORARY Miss Alma T. Edwards Dr. Minnie A. Graham Doris Joines Ruth Knee Alice Wright Murphy Frances O'Hair Mary Louise Phillips MEMBERS Mr. R. V. Kennedy Page Ninety-two LEAGUE OF EVANGELICAL STUDENTS PEGGY Sloop ........................... President Helen Jenkins ... Vice-President ANNEAL TRIPLETTE . . Secretary-Treasurer T4 Sloop MEMBERS Frances Rockington Olive Croswell Margaret Duckett Margaret Grier Lois Hodges Jean Hosmer Frances Hunter Helen Jenkins Alice Longenecker Dorothy Longenecker Mildred Lowrance Catherine Moore Betsy Mountcastle Lucille McElroy Callie McElroy Margaret Ratchford Frances Reins Cree Roberts Peggy Sloop Mary Louise Spratt Martha Stoner Virginia Taylor Anneal Triplette Sue Welch Page Ninety-three HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Ora Lee Dougherty .................. President Frances Poole ................................. rice-President AGNES Hope GWALTNEY ......................... Secretary Carolyn Reynolds Treasurer Dougherty CLELIA ABERNETHY Willie Allen Alice Barron GENIVA BRAWLEY Elizabeth Brandon Carolyn Barksdale Ethel miller Boyd Thelma Cathey Jean craven Barbara Craven MEMBERS DOROTHY DUCKETT Louise Faircloth EMILY FERGERSON MARGARET GARRISON Mary Gunn Martha Johnston Carolyn Kuykendall Katherine k. martin Dorothy McCoy Sally McDowell Hannah McNulty sue McNulty Beatrice McQueen MARGARET MONTGOMERY Norma Moore STACY ORR ELIZABETH PORTER Laura Query Elsie Rowe Carolyn Sibley Zoe Strawn Betsy springer Evelyn Smith Norman tooten anneal triplette Frances waddill Freddie ward Abernathy Craven Kuykendall N. Moore Allen Barksdale Barron Boyd Brandon Brawley Duckett L. Faircloth Fergerson Garrison Gwaltney Gunn K. M. Martin McCoy McDowell H. McNulty S. McNulty McQueen Orr Poole Porter Query Reynolds Rowe Strawn Springer Smith Tooten Triplette Waddill Cathey Johnston Montgomery Sibley Ward CHORAL CLUB Eleanor Alexander President Josephine Hackney . . Accompanist Alexander MEMBERS ELEANOR ALEXANDER VIRGINIA BLYMER Vera t. Bouleware Louise crane Bonnie Cox jean craven marqurite Craven DOROTHY CARSON ELIZABETH CRANFORD HELEN CUMNOCK Mary Currie Elizabeth Danner SARA DURANT ora lee Dougherty JUNE ESCOTT JEAN FERGERSON Laura Fleming Mary Foutz Betty Gardner Lucy Harmon georgie Hurt Frances Hunter LOIS HODGES SARA HAYNES Elizabeth Imbody Josephine Johnston MARGARET KORNEGAY JUDITH KILLIAN Mildred lowrance ALICE LONGENECKER Dorothy longenecker Margaret McGregor henritta Melver Callie Mcelroy Margaret Montgomery BETSY MOUNTCASTLE Catherine Moore Clara Morris Maujer Moseley Josephine McDonald Sara nicolds Frances Marion O'Hair Mary payne jullette price Betty porter Sara Redwine marie roseman CREE ROBERTS Kathryn raiford VIRGINIA SMITH Frances Stough Nanette Sherard lillain sample Peggy sloop Miriam teal Cornelius Truesdale V. V. TAYLOR Alene Ward Claire wishart Ermine waddill Enid waggett LINNEAN CLUB Hannah McNulty President McNutty Nancy Raley . . . Jean Asbury Miss Nooe Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer . Faculty Adciser MEMBERS Jean Asbury Margaret Barron Margaret Bowen Martha Baldwin Cornelia Davis Irene Davis Elizabeth Green Margaret Holland Maud McClam Hannah McNulty Miss Nooe Nancy Raley Peggy Schaffer Alberta Setzer Alice Parker Sarah Porter Geneive Hosmer Ellen Hardee Page Ninety-six PAINT AND PALETTE CLUB Anita Stewart . President The Paint and Palette Club is an organization for the purpose of furthering an interest in art. Stewart MEMBERS Hazel Adams Martha Lib Alexander Nancy Archibald Alice Barron Jessie Rose Clark Josephine Johnston Mary Mason Hulda McNinch Betsy Mountcastle Sylvia Nicholson Kathryn Raiford Sybil Trexler Page Ninety-seven THE SPECTATORS CLUB Gunn Frances Gunn ................... President ELEANOR Alexander. Secretary and Treasurer The Spectator Club is the literary organization on our campus and is open to every member of the student body of Queens Chicora. The Club is made up of three separate groups, Book Tea group, Dramatic club, and Creative Writing group to suit the varied literary interest of the members. Prominent speakers are often invited to talk to the different groups on their particular interests and the entire organization is one of cultural and social benefit to its members. Alexander Page Ninety-eight The primary interest of the Dramatic Club is reading and studying plays. During the year the members of this group stage and produce at least one play for a public performance. Caddie Willis is the leader of this group. For those who like to write, the Creative Writing group meets to criticize original literary efforts in both prose and poetry and to encourage more valua- ble writing. Sue Mauldin is in charge of this group. The Book Tea group buys many of the best sellers of the year which are reviewed and discussed at the regular meetings. Rose Shanklin is the leader of this group. Page Ninety-nine Calder Gardner Gunn Hackney Johnston Laffitte Martin Mauldin McDonald Morrison Rayburn Shatzer THE 1938 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor............. Ass t. Editor ..... Managing Editor Photographic Editor Senior Class....... Junior Class...... Sophomore Class . . Freshman Class Helen Jordan Elizabeth Calder Sue Mauldin Josephine Hackney Elizabeth Martin Martha Rayburn Betty Gardener Peggy Williams Sorority Editor........ Organization Editor . Art Editor............ Literary Editor........ Athletic Editor Snapshot Editor Ass t. Snapshot Editor Typist................ Eugenia Lafitte Martha Johnston Anita Stewart Frances Gunn Josephine McDonald ......Julia Thomas Ruth Morrison Barbara Shatzer HELEN JORDAN Editor !U V 4 . 'J r • A 'V w , A r y T V C A v Knee Hackney Hunter Keiger Sadler Strawn Sutherland T aylor L. Williams Stewart Thomas P. Williams CORONET £- BUSIiNESS ST Business Monager GEORGIE UNDERWOOD Assistant Assistant Manager .... RUTH KNEE Assistant Advertising Manager JO HACKNEY Assistant Assistant.................... CAMILE HUNTER Assistant Assistant.... ........ SARA KEIGER Assistant AFF Nell Sadler Zoe Strawn Adele Sutherland Virginia Taylor Lucy Williams GEORGIE UNDERWOOD Business Manager Brown Cumnock Gammon A. Gwaltncy Hunter Mauldin McDowell OHair Rayburn Timns Williams Anderson Brown Caldwell Cros well Fayssoux Folger Gunn Guy Keiger Lotterhos M. Martin QUEENS EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................. HELEN HATCHER Assistant Editor........................SUE MAULDIN Social Editor....................... MARTHA RAYBURN News Editor.......................ANNIE MAE BROWN Feature Editor....................ELIZABETH GAMMON Exchange Editor......................MARJORIE TlMNS Social Editor........... Alumnae Editor Sports Editor........... Day Student Editor _ . . Boarding Student Editor Proof Editor............ Peggy Williams Frances Marion O'Hair Helen Cumnock Agnes Hope Gwaltney ....Sally McDdwell .... Frances Hunter Annie Laurie Anderson Kate Brown Ilieta Caldwell Olive Croswell Betty Fayssoux Brooksie Folcer Frances Gunn REPORTERS Betty Guy Sara Keiger Madeline Lotterhos Katherine K. Martin Katherine M. Martin Henrietta McIver Norma Moore Elizabeth Porter Nancy Raley Frances Reins Virginia Smith Mary Elizabeth Stevens Betsy Tingley — K. Martin Me I ver Moore Porter a Icy Reins Smith Stevens Tingley Brittain Davis Donnelly H. Douglas J Douglass Efird Hunter Hoggard Keiger Muse Sadler Springer Ward Wiley Williams BLUES BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mildred Lowrance Betsy Springer Marilyn Brittain Jene Davis Harriet Donnally Jennie Ann Eeird Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Alene Ward Nell Sadler Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Jane Davis Hibernia Eriend Hilda Harmon ADVERTISING STAFF Camille Hunter Ruth Hoggard Sara Keiger Dorothy Muse Jane Wiley CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Betty Purser Betsy Tingley Alene Ward Lucy Williams Lucy Harmon Mildred Sneeden MILDRED LOWRANCE Business Manager (LA. VOLLEYBALL Senior Team Sophomore Team Juniors, not having a full team, forfeited to the Freshmen who lost a hard fought game to the Sophomores with a score of 20-22. The Seniors found the traditional “Just enough” team and played a good game even with their lack of prac- tice. They lost the final game to the Sophomores, 12-10. The volleyball season at Queens-Chicora was a colorful one, but came to a somewhat belated close. After repeated postponements of the tournament, a date was set. This date however, found Miss Henderson and half the Junior team abed with influenza. Jo McDonald was put in charge and the games were played at the Y.W.C.A. The Junior Team Freshman Team BASKETBALL Senior Volleyball Team Sophomore Team The interclass basketball tournament, played March 22. 23, and 29 and climaxing the basket- ball season, proved that Queens-Chicora has some very quick and capable players. From the com- ments beard after the games, these could be judged probably the best and fastest games seen at Queens in many years. In the semi-finals on March 22, the Sophomores won over the Seniors, and the Freshmen and Juniors tied 25-25. The next night, the Fresh- men lost to the Juniors by a score of 25-27. T he finals, played March 29, resulted in a vic- tory for the Sophomores by a score of 3 3 to 30. Junior Team Freshman Team Among the outstanding players were Anne Fuller, Martha Stoner, forwards; Betsy Springer and Elizabeth Gammon, guards. The Day Student and the Boarder Teams were made of the best players from the best of the class teams. Members of the Day Student Team are Dorothy Alexander, Lib Calder. Martha Grey. Lucille Gwaltney, Norma Moore, Sara Paxton. Laura Query, and Betsy Springer. Members of the Boarders Team are: Ellenore Eddy, Anne Fuller, Virginia Garrison, Madeline Lotterhos. Mildred Lowrance, Lillian Sample, Martha Stoner and Jennie Lynn Wright. The Boarding Team won 30 to 20. Outstanding players were Norma Moore, Mildred Lowrance, and Jennie Lynn Wright. POPULAR Red Cross Life Savers Archery The girls that have passed the Senior Life Sav- ing tests are: Ruth Knee, Sue Mauldin, Ruth Mor- rison, Anita Stewart, Adele Sutherland, Betsy Tingley. One of the most popular sports, especially in the fall, if archery. Outstanding participants are: Virginia Taylor, Carolyn Sibley, and Ruth Mor- rison. Page One Hundred Six SPORTS Horseback Riding is done off the campus and so the Day Students ride more than the boarders. Mildred Justice is the girl on the horse in the picture. p Nearly everyone plays tennis, whether for gym credit or for pleasure. Lib Gammon is showing the correct way to serve—maybe. The lower snap is an action picture snapped on one of the campus courts. Horseback Riding T ennis Page One Hundred Seven PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL 1 he purpose of Pan Hellenic Council is to legislate and enforce laws relat- ing to interfraternity matters. The council is composed of two members of each sorority. Vice-President JOSEPHINE McDonald Secretary ............................................ LUNCH CROCKETT Treasurer . ELIZABETH CALDER MCDONALD CROCKETT CALDER Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Della Theta Chi Omega Page One Hundred Ten ARK, CRAf Grace Clark Alpha Delta Pi Lois Hodges Pi Mu Betty Hunter Alpha Gamma Delta Nancy McIver Alpha Delta Theta Lillian Smith Kappa Delta Georgie Underwood Chi Omega Alene Ward Phi Mu Jane Wiley Kappa Delta , Failor. One Hundred Eleven ALPHA DELTA PI BETA IOTA CHAPTER Founded at Wesleyan College on May 15. 1851. The open motto is We live for one an- other . The colors arc pale blue and white; the flower is the purple violet. OFFICERS President ..................................... EUGENIA LAFFITTE Vice-President ... FRANCES MARION O'HAIR Secretary...........................SALLY MCDOWELL Treasurer........................... MARTHA GREY Betty Baker Vera T. Bouleware Grace Clark Elizabeth Cranford Martha Grey Melrose Bell Annie Mae Brown Dorothy Failor Jessie Good Elizabeth Green Margaret Jager Catherine King ACTIVES Eugenia Laffitte Katherine M. Martin Sally McDowell Frances Marion O’Hair Marjorie Timns PLEDGES Margaret Lloyd Gwendolyn Matherson Jean Miller Lenore Russel Marjorie Russel Edith Tinsley Anneal Triplette Laffitte O'Hair McDowell Grey Page One Hundred Twelve First Roiv—Baker, Boulware, Clark, Craf Second Row—Timns, Bell, Brown. Failor. Third Row—Green. Jager, King, Lloyd, Mi Fourth Row—MILLER, RUSSELL, RUSSELL, T fV ALPHA DELTA THETA PSI CHAPTER Founded at Transylvania College in 1919. The colors are turquoise blue, scarlet and silver. The flower is the French sweet pea. President .......... T7V_n___1j- - OFFICERS President.....................................................LYNCH CROCKETT Vice-President..............................HARRIET BROWN Secretary...........................................SARA DURANT Treasurer FRANCES GUNN Harriet Brown Ileta Caldwell Lynch Crockett Sara DuRant Mary Griffin Frances Gunn Nancy McIver ACTIVES Carolyn Pierce Frances Poole Marjorie Poole Nancy Raley Nannette Sherard Miriam Teal Harriet Tuttle Martha Baldwin Margaret Bowen Elizabeth Brammer Ellenore Eddy Frances Ehrhardt Laura Flemming PLEDGES Mary Gunn Agnes Hope Gwaltney Lucille Gwaltney Ellen Hardee Hilda Harmon Nancy Lee Moore Henritta McIver Page One Hundred Fourteen First Roil)—CALDWELL, GRIFFIN, MclVER, Pi Second Ron;—POOLE. RaiLEY, ShARRARD. Te Third Roil'—BALDWIN, BOWEN, BRAMMER, E Fourth Roil'—FLEMMING, GUNN. GWALTNEY. Fifth Roil)—EiARMON, MclVER. MOORE. Page One Hundred Fifteen ALPHA GAMMA DELTA GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at Syracuse University in 1904. The colors are red, buff and green. The flowers are red and buff roses. President ...... T r:_n__:.t. - OFFICERS President.................................JOSEPHINE MCDONALD Vice-President ........................ HARRIET TRUESDALE Secretary........................ORA LEE DOUGHERTY Treasurer............................. JANE DAVIS ACTIVES Hazel Adams Annie Laurie Anderson Rebecca Auten Jessie Rose Clark Virginia Duncan Margaret Garrison Dorothy Wilkie Eleanor Guyton Betty Hunter Annie Carr Powers Martha Raney Elaine Suber Freddie Ward PLEDGES Edythe Brooks Betty Descau Kay Duncan Mary Brooks Folger Virginia Garrison Cornelia Catherine K. Martin Mary Mason Sara Raney Ann McCree Roberts Alberta Setzer Truesdale Page One Hundred Sixteen First Row—Adams. Anderson, A Second Roiu—Garrison, Guyton, Third Roiu—SUBER, WARD, WlLK. Fourth Row—DUNCAN, FOLGER, G Fifth Row—Raney, Roberts, Setz Page One Hundred Seventeen CHI OMEGA THETA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at University of Arkansas. April 5. 1 895. The open declaration is Hellenic culture and Christian ideals . The colors are cardinal and straw. Flowers are white carnations. OFFICERS President ............................... ELIZABETH CALDER Vice-President ..................... HELEN CUMNOCK Secretary .............................. RUTH KNEE Treasurer ................ ADELE SUTHERLAND Eleanor Alexander Elizabeth Calder Louise Crane Helen Cumnock Mary Currie Hibernia Friend Elizabeth Gammon Nancy Hovis Camille Hunter Sara Keiger ACTIVES Ruth Knee Sara Kelly Lillard Madeline Lotterhos Sue Mauldin Martha Rayburn Eleanor Robinson Virginia Smith Kay Spaeth Frances Stough Adele Sutherland Georgie Underwood PLEDGES Sally McCall Crcsland June Escott Jean Fergerson Grayce Hackney Wileen James Judith Killian Beatrice MacQueen Hulda McNinch Peggy Williams Maujer Moseley Natalie Niven Mary Payne Anne Purnell Carolyn Reynolds Marie Roseman Carolyn Sibley Page One Hundred Eighteen First Rolu—Alexander, Crane, Second RoiV—KEIGER. LlLLARD, 1 Robinson. Third Rollr—SMITH, SPAETH. ST( Fourth Roll'—FERGUSON. HACKN Ninch. Mosely. Fifth Roll'—NiVEN, PAYNE, REY. Williams. Huge One Hundred Nineteen KAPPA DELTA ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER Founded at Virginia State Normal on October 23. 1 897. The colors are olive green and pearl white. The flowers are white roses. OFFICERS President.......... V' ice-President Secretary . . T reasurer Martha Alexander Marilyn Brittain Helen Douglass Ashley Dulin Jennie Ann Efird Louise Faircloth Betty Fayssoux Emily Fergerson Helen Hatcher Ruth Hoggard Georgie Hurt Madeline Hurt Alice Barron Margaret Boykin Bonnie Cox Olive Croswell Barbara Davis Jean Douglass Emily Dunlap Betty Guy Peggy Harrison Beverly Hemby Dorothy Hoppe .................. Jane Wiley ............ Helen Hatcher ......... Barbara Shatzer ..... Martha Alexander ACTIVES Margaret Montgomery Alice Wright Murphy Dorothy Muse Ann Pease Barbara Shatzer Betty Shull Lillian Smith Virginia Spoon Zoe Strawn Betsy Tingley Jane Wiley Caddie Willis PLEDGES Evelyn McCracken Mary McDevitt Marion McManus Betty Purser Frances Riddle Lillian Sample Mary Elizabeth Stevens Elizabeth Taylor Nancy Thompson Marjorie Venning Ermine Waddill Lucy Williams Wiley Hatcher Shatzer Alexander Page One Hundred Twenty First Row—Brittain. Douglass. Dulin. Ef Fergerson. Second Row—Hoggard. Hurt. Hurt. Mon Pease. Third Row—Shull. Smith. Spoon. Strawn, Fourth Row—Boykin. Cox. CRISWELL. DAVE Fifth Row—Hemby. Hoppe. McCracken. Me Sample. Sixth Row—Stevens. Taylor. Thomps Williams. Page One Hundred Tvuentu-one PHI MU GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded at Wesleyan College on March 4. 185 2. The open motto is Faithful Sisters . The colors are rose and white. The (lower is the enchantress carnation. President............ Vice-President Secretary . . . . T reasurer OFFICERS Martha Alexander l'resiaenz............................................ LOIS HODGES Vice-President............................. HELEN JORDAN Secretary.............................VIRGINIA TAYLOR Treasurer JOSEPHINE HACKNEY ACTIVES Dorothy Alexander Martha Elizabeth Alexander Ann Chears Margaret Flowe Betty Gardner Josephine Hackney Lucille Harmon Elizabeth Harms Alene Ward Lois Hodges Eleanor Jenkins Martha Johnston Helen Jordan Betsy Springer Anita Stewart Virginia Taylor Julia Thomas Nancy Archibald Amelia Bradham Emily Chamberlain Billie Frazier Elizabeth Embody Helen Jenkins Betty Kale PLEDGES Carolyn Miller Ruth Morrison Mary Alice Petteway Kathryn Raiford Jane Rankin Mary Gilmer Richmond Mildred Thomas Carolyn Wolfe Page One Hundred Twenty-two First Row—Alexander, Alexander. Chears, Flowe, Gardner, Harmon. Second Row—HARMS. JENKINS, JOHNSTON, SPRINGER. STEWART. THOMAS. Third Row—WARD. ARCHIBALD, BRADHAM, CHAMBERLAIN, FRAZIER. IM BODY. Fourth Row—JENKINS. MILLER. MORRISON. PETTEWAY. RAIFORD, RANKIN. Fifth Row—Richmond, Thomas. Wolee. BEAUTIES as selected by McLELLAND BARCLAY MISS MARY BROOKS FOLGER MISS CORNELIA TRUESDALE MISS ALICE WRIGHT MURPHY HELEN .JENKINS May Queen JANE WILEY Maid of Honor MARTHA ELIZABETH ALEXANDER FREDDIE WARD BETSY MOUNTCASTLE MARTHA WISE ALEXANDER MARGARET LLOYD NANCY HOVIS MILDRED BURKE GRACE CLARK SYBIL TREXLER MARJORIE POOLE MARJORIE TIMNS ADELE SUTHERLAND ANN PURNELL ANN PEASE MARY BROOKS FOLGER BILLIE FRAZIER CORNELIA TRUESDALE NANCY THOMPSON BETTY FAYSSOUX LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina, County of Mecklenburg, City of Charlotte Queens-Chicora College. Elizabeth McClintock Calder Attorney-at-Law We. the class of 1938, being sound of mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, in manner and form following, hereby revoking any will, or wills, heretofore made by us. Item . We, the Senior Class of 1938, do bequeath the privileges of selling popsickles, wearing Senior jackets, sitting downstairs in the Senior chapel seats, and practice teaching to the Junior Class. Item II. We, the Senior Class of 1938, do bequeath the Stunt Night Cup to the Sophomore Class. Item III. We, the Senoir Class of 1 938, do bequeath our superior knowledge about everything to the Freshman Class. Item IV. Individual Bequests: 1. Dorothy Stansell leaves the black-topped table in the north end of the library to Callie McElroy. 2. Helen Jordan leaves her dignified carriage to Mimi Bradham. 3. Georgie Underwood and Marion McManus leave their Oxford glasses to anybody else who has the nerve to wear them. 4. Ashley Dulin leaves her ability to be the wittiest one anywhere around to Dot Carson. 5. Martha Raney leaves her Alabama drawl to Ann Fuller. 6. Lois Hodges leaves her quiet dignity to Mary Payne. 7. Mary Currie leaves her practical jokes to Eleanor Alexander and Carolyn Revnolds. She has too many, and they are too mean, to be left to one person. 8. Freddie Ward leaves one of the new love seats in Senior Hall to anyone else with a magnetic personality. 9. Madeline Hurt leaves her brunette beauty to Marjorie Poole to add to her already great supply. 10. Ora Lee Dougherty leaves her culinary ability to Sally McDowell. (Continued on page 144) Page One Hundred Forty-two Mary Currie Most Dignified Best Executive Ora Lee Dougherty Wittiest Jo Hackney Most Stylish Helen Jenkins Prettiest Doris Joines Most Intellectual Anita Stewart Most Artistic Peggy Sloop Most Sincere Lil Smith Alost Personality Best All Around Most Popular Jay Thomas Most Vivacious Jane Wiley Most Versatile Alost Capable Alost Dependable LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued from page 142) 11. V. V. Taylor leaves the question “Have you a little boy in your home?” to the poor Junior landing the responsibility of placing the members of the various glee clubs that visit the campus. 12. Jo Hackney leaves the organ (that would be fixed her senior year) and the squirrels’ nests which were inside to Claire Wishart. The squirrel nests have been attributed to the frequent rendering of Joyce Kilmer’s well-known poem ' i t t 1 rees . 13. Doris Joines, Edith Gallant, and Lib Martin leave their “Brains and Brawn” to Sara Little and Helen Hatcher. 14. Louise Crane leaves her latest book, “Theories in Classroom Manage- ment,” to Lucille Gwaltney with hopes that Lucille will profit from her mistakes. 15. Nancy Mclver leaves her efficiency to Lrances Marion O'Hair. 16. Harriet Brown leaves her athletic ability to Lib Harms. 1 7. Martha Lib Alexander leaves complete possession of the flivver to her sister, Dot. 18. Harriet Truesdale leaves her ability to have a different hair-dress every day to Elizabeth Gammon. 19. Christine Whitley leaves her curly auburn hair to Lrances Reins. 20. Peggy Sloop leaves her friendliness to Betty Jean Hupp. 21. Lil Smith leaves her weekends to Dot Muse to add to those she has saved this past semester. 22. Alice Crowell leaves all the international affairs to be settled by Hitler. 23. Martha Johnston leaves Blair Union and its responsibilities—with no “Bills” attached—to Eleanor Jenkins. 24. Anita Stewart leaves her artistic ability to Betsy Mountcastle. 25. Jane Wiley leaves her ability to manage stunt night affairs most success- fully to Betsy Springer. 26. Jo McDonald leaves her characteristic habit of being late to everything to Eleanor Robinson. 27. Julia Thomas leaves her scatterbrained conversation to her sister Mildred. 28. Barbara Shatzer leaves her originality of ideas to Ellinore Eddy. (Continued on page 149) Page One Hundred Forty-four CLASS POEM Begin! ’ ’ They always say to us Begin! Now you enter in the world; You begin to live. With your graduation is given you Your gift of life.” I say not so I say, “Continue living As you are; Wiser, stronger More understanding than before. Experience is yours, brief Beginning of the whole learning of your life. Still you have lived You now are living. Tomorrow you will live—brighter for having lived Today and yesterday.” And so I say, not. 'Today begin”, but Live on Hold fast the gift of Life 1 hat always has been XT 9 9 i ours . Helen Jordan. Page One Hundred Forty-five SENIOR CLASS HISTORY “Who can say Why Today Tomorrow will be yesterday?”—Tennyson. When we were admitted to Queens-Chicora College four years ago, no one of us realized how quickly four years could pass. What has seemed short in pass- ing must be crowded with interesting events to seem long in retrospect so that we cannot hope to recall completely the gaiety, sobriety, fun, and work that have filled our last four years. Our class leaders for four years here have been outstanding ones on our be- loved campus. Lucille (Ashley, now) Dulin was our versatile chairman in our weaker freshman days. Mary Currie, who was sophomore class president among other things, showed her capability and dignity by being elected presi- dent of our Student Government Association. Witty Lil' Smith (one of the clever Smith sisters) has been our much to be admired leader for two consecu- tive years. Every student organization, we believe, has profited by meeting members of our class. Because of her sympathetic understanding of our prob- lems, we will be forever grateful to Mrs. J. L. McEwen, our class adviser. There are those events in these last four years that will put a smile in our eyes and rhythm in our walk, even if we live to be our four score and ten years young. (Yes, we intend to stay young.) Included in these souvenir events are such things as the Sophomore-Senior breakfast. Dr. Kratz’s teas for students, Alpha Kappa Gamma’s impressive tapping ceremonies, the Thursday chapel talks, the Christmas parties, especially the ones sponsored by the Home Eco- nomics Department, the Community Concerts, Wednesday night formal din- ners, the Queens Players productions, football weekends, the opening of Senior Hall, the radio programs recently established under Dean Godard’s competent guidance, and last but not least of our kaleidoscopic view is our own gloriously exciting Senior Week. Page One Hundred Forty-six Stunt Night was one of the most thrilling times of the year. I he cup went to us in our Sophomore year for our ethereally exquisite “Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp”. This year we were wild with joy when we won the cup with one of our favorite childhood fairy stories—“Hanzel and Gretel ’—done in weird and w'himsical marionette style. May Day was one of the most anticipated days on our annual calendar. Our class has had the joy of possessing some of the queen’s most beautiful attendants. This year our heart fills with pride when we think of our Helen Jenkins and her grace, dignity, and glowing charm. But let me warn you: May acts very much like April—smiles one minute and tears the next with the unexpected almost always happening. There’s only one more hurdle to leap—yes, we mean examinations. There’s always effort—more or less—at such a time as a hectic week of examinations. We feel that we have gained by this requirement, however menacing it may have appeared at the time. Our achievements, of course, are as varied as there are members of our class. What we have gained is scarely measured by cold factual evidence on record cards. Why? Because besides growing mentally, we have grown spiritually and socially. Scholarship is a most difficult something to measure. There have been changes in us both as individuals and as a class. The edu- cational process begun here on our beloved campus has necessarily been colored by the attitudes, ideals, and standards of our friends both among professors and students. We know that the future is always uncertain. However, we sincerely hope for each of us that our education will continue to be toward that solid goal of an integrated personality in a distintegrated world”. By Doris Joines. Page One Hundred Forty-seven CLASS SONG Arise, Arise, and sing of ’38 Ye daughters one and all; Lift your voices, answer loud and clear Alma Mater's call. We stand together as we pledge Our love and loyalty; And our heaits are ever turned Blue and Blue to thee. We’ll take our place and bravely we wil stand, Our hands firm clasped in thine, As down the years thy children march In one unbroken line. Harriette Lee Truesdale. Page One Hundred Forty-eight LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued from page 144) 29. Lynch Crockett and Ruth Morrison leave their prowess at taking rare pictures to anyone who can learn the art. 30. Ruth Teeter leaves her musical ability to Margaret Flowe. 31. Lib Cranford leaves her business sense to Norma Humphries. 32. Betty Baker leaves her ability to make a hit on “Broadway” to Lucille Kidd. 33. Lula Caldwell leaves her way with Miss Patrick to Ermine Waddill. 34. Helen Douglass leaves her ability to get “Minors” to Mary Lib Stevens. 33. Pidge Laffitte leaves her practice of making an argument out of all dis- cussions to Mary Wilson. 36. Margaret Register and Martha Grey leave their opportunities at basket- ball to Martha Stoner and Mildred Lowrance with the hope that one of their teams will win a tournament. The Seniors haven't won a game all four years. 37. Mary Louise Phillips leaves her height to Frances Brockington. 38. Thelma Cathey, Willie Allen, and Geneva Brawley leave the practice house problems to Frances Poole. 39. Margaret Garrison leaves the Little Store with reluctance. 40. Helen Jenkins leaves her charm to Mildred Sneeden. 41. Margaret Montgomery leaves her sweet disposition to Kay Speath. 42. Sara Paxton and Alice Wright Murphy leave their keen algebratic minds to be distributed among the math majors next year. 43. Dorothy and Louise, sad to say, leave no more Faircloths in the institution. 44. Dorothy Lee Frazer leaves her retiring nature to Helen Cumnock. 45. Frances Gunn leaves the Literary Society. 46. Elizabeth Calder leaves. We do hereby make, constitute and appoint Maggie Steele to be our executor of this, our last will and testament. In Witness whereof, We the Class of 1938, the testors above named, have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the eleventh day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight. CLASS OF THIRTY-EIGHT, By Elizabeth Calder, Class Lawyer. 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It costs the average family less per day than the cost of a single package of cigarettes to cook electrically. Automatic hot water service through an electric auto- matic water heater is available also to the average family for less than the price of a package of cigarettes per day. The cost of electric automatic refrigeration to the average family is little more than the cost of a package of chewing gum per day. Electric refrigeration, electric ranges, electric water heaters—any of these ap- pliances of the makes you are likely to desire may be had on terms to fit your budget. Easy to buy—inexpensive to operate—and yet they bring indescribable comfort and freedom from work and worry. DUKE POWER COMPANY Page One Hundred Fifty-four UNITED STATES CASUALTY COMPANY SOUTHEASTERN DEPARTMENT Complete Underwriting and Service Hugh H. Heafner, Manager Located in the First National Bank Building in CHARLOTTE. N. C. 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FASHION SALONS SECOND FLOOR RTjiMi p p CHARLOTTE “The Friendly Store In A Friendly City” QUEENS'CHICORA COLLEGE CONGRATULATES the Annual on its current issue; OFFERS to the readers the service of this institution; SETS FORTH its record of service and ideals; HAS DOUBLED its enrollment during the last fifteen years; HAS GRADUATED— 120 Ministers’ Wives 20 Church Secretaries RECORD: 1200 Teachers in school systems in 26 states 1100 Leaders in Women’s Societies 21 Women living and laboring outside of America Enthrones Christ, inculcates the best in education, and IDEALS: points loyally to the Constitution and flag of its country. For catalogue and information address William H. Frazlr, President Box 23S9 Charlotte, N. C. atronize Page One Hundred Fifty-nine Congratulations to Seniors'. LOUIS M. HOLMES PARK PLACE PHARMACY 703 Providence Road Dial 3-1114 FOR QUICK SERVICE COMMERCIAL National Bank Since 1874 North Carolina’s Oldest National Bank. Every Modern Banking Facility. OFFICERS R. A. DUNN Chairman of the Board I. W. STEWART President A. T. SUMMEY Vice-President J. P. HOBSON Cashier and Trust Officer M. T. WILLIAMS, Assistant Cashier J. B. DOAR, Assistant Cashier FULLER HENDRIX. Asst. Cashier W. F. PHILLIPS, Asst. Cashier Congratulations to the Class of '38 — ANN LEWIS — A Smart Shop for Smart Shoppers Tryon at Fifth MURIEL CIGARS Kagicoodie Pipes Candy, Gum and Smokers’ Articles CARTER-COLTON Cigar Company Charlotte. N. C.—High Point, N. C. Junior Deb Fashions COATS SUITS FURS DRESSES MILLINERY - SHOES ACCESSORIES LUCIELLE’S CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixty ACHIEVEMENT UN ANY LIIN.IE OIF ENDEAVOR. IUTTHIE NATURAL IRJEJNU1ILT OIF ABILITY-'AN ID EXPERIENCE,IPILIllf OPPORJUNHX irniur ORGANIZATION TANEf IPIKJIIDIE in mrjr jnuccExr-iiiociEir ieajrnieid IBY TlttlE AIBIIILIIHY OF ITT M EM IBIEIRX IFIFtlE EXPEDIENCE GAINED IN TWENTY YIEAIFUT OIF IEIFIFOIRI, ANID imiEoiPiPOCTUNiiiriiEjr oififieirjeid by ITT CUENTX CHARIOTTE ENGRAVING COMPANY IIN C. ARTI-TT-T-PtlOTO-ENGRAVERY’-DE IGNERJ’ CHA R-LOTTE N O FLT tt CAROLINA EoTT ABLI s ft E D NIN ETEEN FI FT EE N School Publications T THE many high awards won each year by school publications produced by us is the resu It of specialization based on a com- prehensive knowledge of art motifs, de- sign, layout and publication trends. A modern printing plant operated by highly efficient craftsmen in every depart- ment provides a quality and a distinctive- ness that is unsurpassed. THE LASSITER PRESS, INC. Queen City Printing Company CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Pjge One Hundred Sixty-tu o REGIS Seniors Alexander, Martha Elizabeth Charlotte, N. C. Allen, Willie, Charlotte, N. C. Baker, Betty, Charlotte, N. C. Brawley, Geneva, Mooresville, N. C. Brown, Harriet, Gainesville, Fla. Calder, Elizabeth, Charlotte, N. ('. Caldwell, Lula. Charlotte, N. C. Cathy, Thelma, Paw Creek. N. C. Crane, Louise, Hickory, N. C. Cranford, Elizabeth. Gastonia, N. C. Crockett, Lynch, Tazewell, Virginia Crowell, Alice, Charlotte, N. C. Currie. Mary, Wallace. N. C. Dougherty, Ora Lee. Bryson City, N. C. Douglass, Helen. Chesterfield, S. C. Dulin, Ashley. Charlotte, N. C. Fairclotli, Dorothy, Charlotte, X. C. Faircloth, Louise, Clinton. X. C. Frazer, Dorothy Lee, Charlotte, X. C. Gallent, Edith, Charlotte, X. C. Garrison, Margaret, Easley. S. C. Grey, Martha, Charlotte, X. C. Gunn, Frances, Sanford, X. C. Hackney, Josephine, Charlotte, X. C. Hodges, Lois, Charlotte, X. C. Hurt, Madeline, Charlotte, X. C. Jenkins, Helen, Charlotte, X. C. Johnston, Martha, Charlotte, X. C. Joines, Doris, Matthews, X. C. Jordan. Helen. Charlotte. X. C. Kuykendall, Carolyn, Matthews, X. C. Laffitte, Eugenia, Estill, X. C. Mallonee, Mrs. G., Charlotte, X. C. Martin, Elizabeth, Charlotte, X. C. McDonald, Josephine, Hamlet. X. C. Mclver. Xancy, Gulf, X. C. Montgomery, Margaret, Keidsville, X. C. Morrison, Ruth, Charlotte. X. C. Murphy, Alice Wright. Salisbury, X. C. Paxton, Sara, Matthews, X. C. Phillips, Mary Louise, Matthews, X. C. Raney, Martha, LaFayette, Alabama Rorer. Katie T.. Charlotte, X. C. Shalzer, Barbara, Charlotte, X. C. Sloop. Margaret, Mount Ulla, X. C. Smith, Lillian, Greer, S. C. Stansell, Dorothy. Charlotte, X. C. Stewart, Anita, Charlotte, X. C. Taylor, Virginia, Charlotte, X. C. Teeter, Ruth Martin. Charlotte, X. C. Thomas. Julia, Charlotte, X. C. Truesdale. Harriette, Kershaw, S. C. Underwood, Georgia, Charlotte, X. C. Ward, Freddie, Bainbridge, Ga. Whitley, Christine. Monroe, X. C. Wiley, Jane. Charlotte, X. C. Juniors Alexander, Eleanor, Knoxville, Tenn. Anderson, Annie Laurie. Badin, X. C. Asbury, Jean, Charlotte, X. C. Baker, Dorothy, Charlotte. X. C. Baker, Eugenia, Charlotte, X. C. Bingham. Martha, Charlotte. X. C. Brown. Kate. Landrum. S. C. Carson, Dorothy. Mooresville. X'. C. Craven. Jean, Clarkton, X. C. Croswell, Olive. Asheville, X. C. Cumnock, Helen, Davidson, X. C. PER OF STUDENTS, Davis, Cornelia, Charlotte, X. C. Davis, Jane, Monroe, X. C. Duckett, Margaret, Charlotte, X. C. DuRant, Sara. Newton, Iowa Ehrhardt, Frances, I’inehurst, X. C. Ellison, Mrs. Delila, Charlotte, X. C. Ferguson, Emily, Clinton, S. C. Gammon, Elizabeth, Charlotte, X. C. Gillette, Elizabeth. Charlotte. X. C. Griffin, Mary, Charlotte, X. C. Gwaltney, Agnes Hope, Charlotte, X. C. Hatcher, Helen, Winchester, Va. Helms, Matilda, Charlotte. X. C. Hoggard, Ruth, Charlotte, X. C. Hovis, Nancy, Charlotte, X. C. Howe, Margaret. Belmont, X. C. Jagar, Margaret, Charleston. S. C. James, Nell, Morganton, X. C. Jenkins, Eleanor, Charlotte, X. C. Johnston, Mary C . Murat, Virginia Kale, Betty, Belmont. X. C. Keiger, Sara, Charlotte, X. C. Kidd. Lucille, Matthews, X. C. King, Catherine, Lumberton, X. C. Kiser, Beatrice, Xorth Charlotte, X. C. Knee, Ruth. Charlotte, X. C. Lillard. Sara Kelly, Elkin, X. C. Little, Sara, Charlotte, X. C. Lowrance, Mildred, Mooresville, X. C. Martin, Katherine K.. Ware Shoals, X. C. Martin, Katherine Me., Maxton, X. C. Martin, Ruth, Derita, X. C. Mauldin, Sue, Charlotte, X. C. McCoy, Dorothy, Charlotte, X. C. McDowell. Sally. Pacelot, X. C. McGregor, Margaret, Ruby, S. C. McManus, Marion. Monroe. X. C. Moore, Catherine. Indian Trail. X. C. Moore, Xorma, Indian Trail, X. C. O’Hair, Frances, Rock Hill, S. C. Orr. Stacie, Indian Trail, X. C. Panetti, Mrs. Marguerite, Charlotte, X. C. Poole, Frances, Mullins, S. C. Query, Laura, Charlotte, X. C. Rayburn, Martha, Charlotte, X. C. Riens, Frances, Lenoir. X. C. Register. Margaret, Wadesboro, X. C. Roberts, Ann McRee, Carthage, X. C. Rowe, Elsie. Charlotte, X. C. Russel, Lenora, Florence, S. C. Sadler. Nell, Charlotte, X. C. Sherard. Xanette, Abbeville, S. C. Smith. Mary Evelyn, Charlotte, X. C. Sutherland, Adele. Charlotte. X. C. Timms, Marjorie. Winnsboro, X. C. Triplett, Anneal. Lenoir, X. C. Tuttle, Harriette, Lanes, S. C. Ward, Alene. Tryon. X. C. Wilkie, Dorothy, Forest City, X. C. Williams. Lucy, Charlotte, X. C. Williams, Rachel, Monroe, X. C. Wilson, Mary E., Dallas. N. C. Wolfe, Jane, Charlotte, N. C. Sophomores Adams, Hazel, Charlotte, X. C. Alexander. Dorothy, Charlotte. X. C. Allgood, Frances, Cowpens, S. C. Auten, Rebecca. Albemarle. X. C. Baldwin, Martha, Mt. Giland, X. C. Boulware, Vera, Barnwell, S. C. 1937-38 andon, Elizabeth, Scotland Xcck, X. C. Brooks, Edythe, Washington, Ga. Brown, Annie Mae, Charlotte, X. C. Caldwell. Ueita, Concord, X. C. (’hears, Analane, Pageland, S. C. Clark. Jessie Rose, Hamlet, N. C. Cox, Bonnye, Morganton, X. C. Davis, Barbara, Charlotte, X. C. Deskau, Elizabeth, Charlotte, X. C. Duckett, Dorothy, Charlotte, X. C. Duncan, Virginia, Glen Rock, X. ,1. Echerd, Bernice, Charlotte, X. C. Flowe, Margaret, Derita, X. C. Folger, Mary Brooks, Charlotte, X. C. Friend, Hibernia, Petersburg, Va. Fuller, Ann, Buffalo, Ala. Gardner, Betty, Charlotte, X. C. Games, Mary, Atlanta, Ga. Gillis, Mary. Fayetteville, X. C. Good. Jessie, Rock Hill, S. C. Green, Elizabeth J., Charlotte, X. C. Grier. Margaret, Huntersville, X. C. Guy, Betty, Charlotte, X. C. Guyton, Eleanor. Koscuisko, Miss. Gwaltney, Lucille, Charlotte, X. C. Harmon, Lucille. Concord, X. C. Marines, Elizabeth, Charlotte, X. C. Hartman, Carolyn. Salisbury, X. C. Hill. Xancy, Sharon, S. C. Mix, Jane, Cleveland, X. C. Hunter, Frances, Xewport Xews, Va. Hurt, Georgia, Charlotte, X. C. Kirkland, Wilbur, Columbia, S. C. Koger, Elizabeth, Walterboro, S. C. Longenecker, Alice, Belgian Congo, Africa Lotterhos, Madeline, Crystal Springs, Miss. McCall, Irene, Florence, S. C. McElroy, Callie, Charlotte, X. C. Mclver, Henrietta, Gulf, X. C. McManus, Hilda, Monroe, X. C. McXulty, Hannah, Pocahontas, Va. Muse, Dorothy, Mountain City, Tenn. Michols, Sarah, Charlotte, X. C. Paley, Nancy, Ruby, S. C. Pease, Ann, Charlotte, X. C. Pierce. Carolyn, Mt. Holly, X. C. Poole, Marjorie. Mullins, S. C. Porter, Sara Louise, Rockingham, X. C. Porter. Elizabeth, Mebane, X. C. Powers, Annie Carr, Hamlet. X. C. Purnell, Ann, Charlotte, N. C. Purser. Betty. Charlotte, X. C. Putnam, Juanita, Shelby, X. C. Ratchford, Margaret. Sharon, S. C. Reynolds, Carolyn. Washington. Ga. Redfern, Mayneill, Monroe. X. C. Shanklin, Rose. Clemson, S. C. Smith, Virginia. Charlotte, X. C. Spaeth. Kay. Tansdale, Penn. Spoon, Virginia. Burlington, X. C. Spratt, Mary Louise, Charlotte, X. C. Springer, Betsy, Charlotte. X. C. Stevens, Mary Elizabeth, Mooresville, X. C. Stoner, Martha, Elberton, Ga. Stough, Frances. Cornelius, X. C. Suber, Elaine, Whitmire, X. C. Teal, Miriam, Chesterfield, S. C. Thomas, Billy, Charlotte, X. C. Tingley, Betsy. Charlotte, X. C. Venning. Marjorie, Mt. Holly, X. C. Wishart, Claire. Charlotte. X. C. REGISTER OF STUDENTS, 1937-38 Freshmen Abernethy, Chelia, Reidsville. N. C. Archibald, Nancy, Concord, N. C. Bailey, Ters, Andakusia. Ala. Bardsdale, Carolyn, Charlotte. X. C. Barron, Alice. Columbia. S. C. Barron. Margaret, Columbia. S. C. Bell. Melrose. Waynesboro, Ga. Benbow, June, East Bend, N. C. Blymyer, Virginia. Salisbury. X. C. Bowen. Margaret, Tazewell, Ya. Boyd, Ethel, Charlotte, X. C. Boykin, Margaret. Charlotte. X. C. Booker. Alice. Charlotte, X. C. Bradham, Amelia, Sumter, S. C. Brammer, Elizabeth. Christensburg. Va. Breeden, Mildred, Dallas. X. C. Broekington, Frances, E’berton. Ga. Burke, Mildred, Freeman, West Virginia Campbell, Jane, Birmingham. Ala. Carr. Mary D.. Wilmington. X. C. Chamberlaine. Emily, Palmyra, Mo. Cochran, Helen, Charlotte. X. C. Corbett. Maggie Marie, Currie, X. C. Cothran, Virginia, Timmonsville. S. C. Coward. Olivia. McBee, S. C. Craven. Barbara, Charlotte. X. C. Crosland, Sallie, Bennettsville. S. C. Danner, Elizabeth, Beaufort. S. C. Davis. Irene. Charlotte. X. C. Donneley, Ann, Charlotte, X. C. Donneley, Harriet, Charlotte, X. C. Douglas, Jean, Chesterfield. S. C. Duncan, Kathryn, Glen Rock. X. J. Dunlap, Emily, Charlotte, X. C. East, Lynnie, Albemarle. X. C. Eaton, Frances, Charlotte. X. C. Eddy, Ellenore, Southern Pines. X. C. Edwards, Caroline, Charlotte. X. C. Edwards, Julia, Charlotte. X. C. Escott. June, Charlotte, X. C. Failor, Dorothy, Charlotte. X. C. Ferguson, Jean, Chicago. 111. Ferguson. Nannie Sue, Charlotte, X. C. Fleming, Laura. Charlotte, X. C. Foutz. Mary Elizabeth. Salisbury. X. C. Frazier, Billie, Hickory, X. C. Gardner, Thelma, Hartsville, S. C. Garrison, Virginia. Badin. X. C. Gillespie, Olivia. Columbia. S. C. Green, Elizabeth. Anderson, S. C. Gunn, Mary. Sanford, X. C. Hackney, Grayce, Lake City, Fla. Hardee, Ellen, Graham, X. C. Hardin. Annie Louise. Shelby. X. C. Harmon. Hilda, McBee. S. C. Harrison, Margaret. Charlotte, X. C. Hemby, Beverly, Charlotte. X. C. Holland, Margaret. Mt. Holly, X. C. Hoppe, Dorothy. Charlotte. X. C. Hosmer. Geneive, Charlotte. X. C. Hudson, Margaret Rose. Columbia, S. C. Humphries, Norma, Walhalla, S. C. Hupp. Betty Jean, Jacksonville. Fla. Imbody, Elizabeth. Charlotte. X. C. James, Kathryn W.. Charlotte. X. C. Johnston. Frances, Chapman. Ala. Justice, Mildred. Charlotte, X. C. Kerr, Frances. Matthews, X. C. Killian. Judith. Charlotte. X. C. Kiser. Alice, Charlotte. X. C. Kornegay, Sara M„ Charlotte, X. C. Lloyd, Margaret, Anderson, S. C. Longnecker, Dorothy Lucho. Belgian Congo. Africa Lyon, Evelyn, Burnsville. X. C. MacQueen, Beatrice, Little Rock. S. C. Martin. Carolyn, Greenville. S. C. Mason, Mary, Greenville. S. C. Matheson, Gwendolyn. Bennettsville. S. C. McClain, Maude. Scranton. S. C. McCraken, Evelyn. Newberry, S. C. McDevitt, Mary. Charlotte. X. C. McElroy, Lueile, Richmond, Va. McElveen. Frances, Wampee, S. C. McNinch. Huldali. Washington, D. C. McNulty, Sara Louise, Pocahontas. Va. Miller, Carolyn. Charlotte. X. C. Miller. Marie Jean. Florence, S. C. Milhvee. Susanna, Charlotte. X. C. Moore. Louise, Lake City, S. C. Moore. Nancy. Greenville. S. C. Morris, Clara Lorene. Charlotte. X. C. Morrison. Virginia. Hickory. X. C. Moseley, Maujer. Charlotte, X. C. Xeu. Eugenia Charlotte. Charlotte, X. C. Newell, Sarah. Newell, X. C. Nichols, Frances, Gadsden. Ala. Nicholson, Sylvia, Pineville, X. C. Niven, Natalie, Charlotte, X. C. Ormand, Katherine. Charlotte. X. C. Payne, Mary. Charlotte. X. C. Petteway, Mary Alice. Charlotte. X. C. Price. Alice Juliette. New London, X. C. Raney, Sara, Lafayette, Ala. Rankin. Katherine Jane. Charlotte, X. C. Raymond. Dorothy, Lakeland, Fla. Red wine, Sarah. Lexington. X. C. Rhyne. Edith Helen. Mt. Holly. X. C. Richmond. Mary Gilmer. Concord. X. C. Riddle, Frances, Columbia. S. C. Robinson. Dorothy, Derita, X. C. Roseman, Marie, Charlotte. X. C. Russell. Marjorie, Florence, S. C. Sample. Lillian, Fort Pierce, Fla. Schaeffer. Margaret Jean. Charlotte, X. C. Setzer. Alberta. Union Town. Ala. Shelton. Sara, Fairmont. X. C. Shuford, Maude, Hickory. X. C. Shuford, Mildred, Hickory, X. C. Sibley. Carolyn Elizabeth, Charlotte. X. C. Simpson. Mary Elizabeth. Hickory. X. C. Sloan. Xannette, Walhalla, S. C. Sneeden. Mildred. Wilmington, X. C. Starnes. Hazel. Hickory, X. C. Strawn, Zoe. Charlotte. X. C. Stuckney, Leila, Hartsville. S. C. Sutter. Charlotte, Charlotte. X. C. Tavlor. Margaret Elizabeth Mt. Holly, X. C. Taylor. Mildred E., Charlotte, X. C. Thomas, Mildred I., Charlotte, X. C. Thompson, Nancy, Salisbury, X. C. Thompson. Sarah. Highlands. X. C. Tinsley, Edith, Florence. S. C. Trexler, Sybil, Concord, X. C. Troutman, Victoria. Addor, X. C. Truesdale, Cornelia, Kershaw, S. C. Tuten, Norman, Statesville. X. C. Waddill, Ermine. Charlotte. X. C. Waggett. Enid. Charles, S. C. Walters, Elizabeth. Waynesboro, Ga. Wayland, Sara, Charlotte, X. C. Welch, Sue, Charlotte, X. C. Williams, Margaret, Sarasota, Fla. Wolfe, Carolyn. Hickory, X. C. Wright, Jennie Linn, Landis, X. C. Specials Culcleasure, Mrs. J. M., Charlotte, X. C. Brittain. Marilyn, Charlotte, X. C. Efird, Jennie Ann, Charlotte, X. C. Gertmenian. Alice. Pasadena, Calif. Harris. Mrs. L. P.. Charlotte. X. C. Hunter. Camille. Charlotte, X. C. Kiser. Mrs. A. R.. Charlotte, X. C. Mountcastle. Betsy, Lexington, X. C. Shull, Betty. Charlotte, X. C. Mack, Margaret. Mooresville, X. C. Stack, Agnes. Harlingen, Texas Waddill, Frances. Charlotte, X. C. Washma. Mrs. Henrietta, Charlotte. X. C. Choate, Mrs. Mamie. Charlotte, X. C. Lawson, Mrs. Dorothy. Charlotte, X. C. Whitacre. Mrs. Lois L„ Charlotte. X. C. Willie. Caddie, Concord. X. C. Business Students Alexander, Martha Wise, Charlotte, X. C. Bailey, Alice Lynn. Concord. X. C. Baker. Miriam, Newell. X. C. Bane. Vivian, Mullins. S. C. Bassett, Virginia, Charlotte. X. C. Bennett, Edith. Charlotte. X. C. Bingham, Anita, Hickory, X. C. Bingham. Margaret, Charlotte. X. C. Brooks, Margaret. Charlotte. X. C. Cathey. Virginia. Paw Creek, X. C. Chrisco, Clementine. Badin. X. C. Clark. Grace. Elizabethtown. X. C. Davis, Albertine. Charlotte. X. C. Davis, Catherine Ella. Gastonia, X. C. Fayssoux, Betty. Winston-Salem. X. C. Finch, Geraldine. Bailey, X. C. Fisher. Adelaide. Mt. Pleasant, X. C. Frazer. Hilda. Charlotte. X. C. Furlong, Rose, San Francisco. Calif. Hardin. Martha. Charlotte. X. C. Haynes. Sara Lee, Kannapolis, X. C. Heath. Elizabeth, Monroe. X. C. Hefner. Betty, Derita, X. C. Hunsucker. Margaret, Gibson. X. C. Hunter, Elizabeth. Charlotte, X. C. Ingram, Gladys, Kannapolis, X. C. Jordan, Mary, Mullins, S. C. Keeter. Jennie Mae. Charlotte. X. C. Lee, Marietta, China Grove. X. C. Lewis, Bessie Joyce, New Bern. X. C. Linker, Katherine, Charlotte. X. C. Love, Georgia Mae, Charlotte, X. C. Matherson, Lueile, Bennettsville, S. C. McGarity, Sara. Charlotte, X. C. McKagen. Audrey. Salisbury. X. C. Pate. Christine, Gibson, X. C. Peeler, Virginia. Salisbury, X. C. Porter. Betty, Charlotte, X. C. Purdy, Rose. Monroe. X. C. Raiford, Katherine, Concord, X. C. Richie. Frances Viola, Gastonia, X. C. Robinson. Eleanor. Old Hickory, Tenn. Robinson. Mabel. Gastonia, X. C. Sadler. Margaret. Paw Creek. X. C. Smith. Aleise. Charlotte. X. C. Timmons. Alice, Florence. S. C. Williford, Helen. Charlotte, X. C. Wilson, Margaret, Clinton. S. C. Wright, Dorothy, Cheraw, S. C. I p f ‘ Ff