Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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Sixth — We give and bequeath to the Special Juniors the remains of our badly dilapidated Latin and Mathematics books, and a cap and gown. Seventh — We bequeath to Chowan College an everlasting monument of our love, loyalty, and good will, a towering monument, erected (the place not yet definitely fixed), to be dedicated on the day of graduation. Eighth — Whereas, there remain others of our goods and chattels not yet disposed of, we empower our executors to dispose of them in the following manner: To Professor Lineberry, a driving horse he is not afraid to drive, and the money in our treasury not yet used, to put in more electric lights and pay the bills each month. To Miss Livermon, a maid to close the pianos, lower the windows, ring the bells, and do general house-cleaning; and an honored seat in the Student Council. To Miss Johnson, a sure enough fighting spirit. ' To Miss Vann, a desire to give at least one recital at Chowan each year. To Miss Stephenson, a class in Voxe, that can be taught during the day, and a few more hyacinths from the flower garden down the street. To Miss Jordan, eight periods a day, so she may get in her work. To Misses Faucette, Ashcraft, Lander, Bell, Vann, and Elliott, a parlor in which to entertain company, so that they will not have to use classrooms. To Miss Abernathy, a place in literature with Virgil, Homer, and Livy. To Mr. Mitchell, the pleasure of being the Faculty Advisor for the Class of 1916, in getting out their Magazine and Annual. And to the Faculty as a whole, a position at Chowan until time claims them for higher services. We do hereby appoint as executors of this Will such members of the Class as have sworn, for reasons best known to themselves, to single blessedness, and who will spend their days in influencing succeeding generations to do likewise. Having no further matters to consider, we feel sober to entrust this into their hands. In Witness Whereof, we do set our hand, this the nineteenth day of May, 1915. Signed, sealed, and declared to be our last Will and Testament. Sworn to in the presence of Hon. Julian Spires. In testimony of which, we as witnesses do subscribe our names hereto. Signed: Jessie Persevere Piland Different Retta Griffin Elizabeth Modest Lynk Twenty-Four

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Jaaior c ' l-us Motto: After It; Follow It; Follow the Cleam ( OLORS: Blue and Gold Flower : Marechal Neil Rose ELL: Chee-hee; cha, ha! Chee-ha-ha-ha ! Chowan Juniors Rah, rah, rah ! OFFICERS Pauline Elev President Bettie Williams Taylor Vice-President Helen Win borne ...Secretary Ruth Sawyer Treasurer Ruth Norwood Historian Nina Parker Poet CLASS ROLL Helen Brett Maude Sawyer Pauline Eley Ruth Sawyer Marie Jenkins Bettie Williams Taylor Ruth Norwood Nell Ward Nina Parker Jessie Watson Grace Pierce Helen Winborne