Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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Junior Cla£f£i oem Murfree ' s Town is in Hertford ' s bounds, Not far from where are North State ' s sounds; The swift Meherrin, deep and wide, Washes its banks on the northern side. A lovelier place you never spied — But now ' tis time to begin my ditty. Think, but just three short years ago, To see us Freshmen suffer so From painful freshness. ' Twas a pity 1 II. Freshies ! ! We fought the Sophs, and played them tricks, And handed out our wit in bricks. And cut all kinds of childish pranks. Didn ' t we ? Freshies ! Until to Sophs, we turned in flanks And placed were we in that class ' s ranks. Then wisdom was our boast in life — For wisdom were we ever seeking — For that all Sophlings were competing — Not e ' en the Seniors braved that strife. We Soph ' mores did ! III. And now we are a loyal band, With Junior title hand in hand. With hearts e ' er brave and true. E ' en though in numbers we ' re but few. We Juniors, Yet what in life are we to do? The door to Seniorhood is seen; New vistas open for us wide; Shall we in pastures green abide? Great hopes, great hopes, dear old Fifteen !

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After it, after it; follow the gleam Flower: Marechal Niol rose Colors: Blue and gold Che — hee, Cha — ha ! Che — ha — ha — ha ! Chowan Sophomores ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! (Officers; Rose Bud Nowell, President Helen Jones Winborne, Vice-President Maggie Sawyer Dukes, Secretary Mary Thomas Evans, Treasurer Bettie Williams Tayloe, Historian Pauline Jewell Eley, Poet Myra Aumack Helen Brett Maggie Duke Pauline Eley Mary T. Evans Esther Elliott Ennie Goodwin Ada Hamilton Marie Jenkins Addie Jenkins Belle AIitchell Lora Mizelle Eva Morgan Rose Bud Nowell Mary Riddick Nina Parker Grace Pearce Bettie Williams Tayloe Nellie Ward Helen Winborne