Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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fan RETTA GRIFFIN, B.A. Woodland, N. C. lucalian thoughh and happv hours attenil Retta is one of our number who realizes that things are accomphshed — not by putting them off until tomorrow, but by doing each one in turn. She has manifested her belief in this principle by the good work she has accomplished as Business Manager of The Columns. She even believes that the steps that can be gained today should be deferred until tomorrow. (Wonder if this applies to her Sunday cuts.) Her gentle voice and quiet, unassuming, dignified manner have not only won for her the good will of the girls, but also of the teachers. We feel sure that she will continue through life with the same true success as she has had while here m school. JESSIE MAIE PILAND. B.A. WtNTON, N. C. ALATHENIAN A tongue, TDithin my tips remain. For who talks much must talk ' ' i Jessie is a quiet, reserved, modest, unassuming student, who is ever attending to her own affairs. She may seem distant to those who do not know her. but to her friends she is always genial and kind. To understand and admire her, you must know her. Her motto is talk little, and think much, which she follows very closely. In her work, she has shown untiring energy, and has worked day and night, until she ranks high as a student and is highly respected by all. Her heart is big. and her sympathies broad; ever faithful and punctual to duty. She has also manifested much interest in the Christian w College. Therefore we may characterize her woman who stands for friendship, honor, and ork of the as a young a Christian character; and in later years, because of the she will stand high in her profession. se qualities.

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MARGARET ELIZABETH LYNK. BuiEs Creek. N. C. ALATHENIAN Grace ivas in all her steps, heaven in her eye In every gesture, dignity and love We consider Elizabeth a treasure in our Class. We know she is true to our Class motto, On to the Heights, for, having finished in Expression last year, she returned this year lo get her degree with the Class of ' 15. She is a girl of vigorous effort and honest aim, and has been diligent in all things. Not only her large brown eyes and navy-blue hair have caused her to be the winner in one contest which determined who was the prettiest girl in school, but also her loving disposition and gentle manners have won for her a host of admirers. She has a cheerful word and bright smile for everybody, and this has won the love and respect of both Faculty and students. She is calm in her acticns. and when difficulties arise she faith- fully surmounts them, and proceeds victoriously to the goal. She is a girl of sterling worth, and of truest steel. We are sure she will make good in whatever she under- takes. STELLA FORBES GARRETT. B.A. Belhaven, N. C. LUCALIAN A countenance in ivhich did meei S-weet records, promises as sTveel Stella came to us three years ago. She is noted for her crushes. The effects of the many arrows she has shot during her stay with us may be felt in every direc- tion. On one occasion her aim was so deadly that a girl was compelled to leave school m order lo escape a natural death. Stella is ever a busybody, active in all things. and always ready to lend a helping hand where a good lime is in view. There cannot be found a more mis- chievous girl in the Senior Class. During her stay in oui midst, she has crushed two hearts in the Faculty, and wounded others, as may easily be seen by the Ray of sunshine which beams on her face, and the Bell she ' s always ringing for consoling lime. As Editor-in-Chief of the Annual she made the other Seniors hustle. If she survives the many heavy tasks which face her, she will be ready for a life filled with happiness. Fifteen

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ANNIE ELIZABETH BARNACASCEL. B. A. MURFREESBORO, N. C. ALATHENIAN A merru heart cloelh gooJ like mct icine. He of best She is always busy, except on rare occasions, when she dehghts in teasing. Annie Lizzie, as she is called by the girls, is a little bunch of everything compressed into nothing. She can talk as fast and as much as the next one; and usually, when she ceases something has been said. She stands second to none in her classes; she can solve a geometrical theorem, and the Hale. Electrician. problem both at the same lime. Her faithfulness to duty, and obedience to all rules, give her a likeness to the Minute Men of the Revolution. She is always at her post of duty — ready at a minute ' s notice. Though undecided as to her life work, we predict a most prosperous career for her in whatever she undertakes.