Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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EMiMA DAUCHT CARTER HnlilisVILLE, . C. LILA ELEV BRETT WiNTON, N. C. ■■Onr in irliuni prrs,i,is„iN iiinl hrlnf ha, I rip, iinl i,it„ fiiilh, ,n„l f,uth h,,;imf a p,i.-is„}„- ,il, ' ii,liiili„ii: ' ( )f Lihi vi ' f;in say the best, that she truly lives up Id uur motto, Faithful in all thinpis. She is an earnest worker in the Missionary Society and her rehgious influence in the school is much felt. The n„s„„ J, K,„li,i;,,„;- thi- t,iiip,nil, irill. sii lil. sliriiglh, ,1,1,1 sktli: Five years ago Daught came to us. She remained three years, passing through the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years with nluch credit and honor to herself. She taught school during ' 09 and ' 10. The joys of being a Senior were too strong a temptation for her, however, and the seventh of September, ' 10, brought her back to join the Class of ' 11. She wins first rank in scholarshi)) and has the honor of appearing on the Commence- ment program. 1

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Class; of 1911 Yfll: Boom rah! liuom rah! rah, rail, ree, Boom rah! boom rah! rah, rah, ree, Seniors, Seniors, now are we. One-a-zip, two-a-zip, ziji, zip, zeven. Rah, rah, rah, for 1911. Clarnet and Ol.l C„,U Flowii Daisy ■Faitlifiil ill all thiiiM,. ' ©ffiters Bkulah V ' aughan, I ' nsiilcNl .Jen.me Sewkll, ] ' ic(-l ' n ' !ii(U ' nt Annie Howell, Sicrctarij Claudine Joyner, Treasurer Clara Edwards, Hislnriiin LiLA Brktt, Prophetenn Lizzie Stephenson, I ' ucl

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CLARA I UCY EDWARDS Pendleton, X. C. There was a soft and pensive grace A cast of thought about her face. ' ' Of all the Class, Clara is the most dignified, and although she is somewhat reticent, one may detect from the occasional twinkle of the eye that she is capable of a jest and can engage in a school frolic. EUNICE LEDBETTER E AXS MURFREEKBORO, N. C. Though deep, yet clear; tliouijli fimllc, i el mil dull; strong without riii e: u-ilhnul o ' cr- flowing full. ICnnice, small in statvuv, moilest, reserved, lovable, strong in intellect and in character, winner of the first honor, and the English Medal in Class of ' 10, claims her degree this year with distinction. She has, too, made lasting friends bj ' her little acts of kindness and womanly bearing. The Annu. l is much indebted to her as its Editor-in-chief. 16