Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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CI ass r oem A NEW PERFECT DAY We have conie to the end of our journey here, And we look Imek over tlie way ; All the tests and exams we stood in fear While exempts made our spirits gay. Do you think what the end of tiiese perfeet years Can mean to vis Seniors, nine? We tlien thought it only a vale of tears, But bright it s joys now shine. We ' ve reached on this, our Comineneement Day, Tlie top of the ladder stee]). And we take the vow this day in May We ' ll all our ideals keep. Our dear Alma Mater ' s memory true Will never in fond hearts faxle. And through our lives with pride we ' ll view Tlic |)atli to the goal we ' ve made. —Poet 35

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seen ill the glory of her new raiment. The wonderful improvements effected in building and equipment, under the supervision of our beloved new President will greatly supplement our memory of our Alma Mater. In accordance with the new atmosphere of the place, we have borne ourselves with all the dignity at our command. As a side-line, our class has ( ' (intributed toward the finances of the Annual by presenting at the College and three neighboring towns two amateur plays. For a graduating present to ourselves, we are planning a trip to Washington, D. C, to be made after commencement, under the chaperonage of President and ' Sim. Vann. As the Senior Class of l!t21, we go forth from this institution with a fond farewell to the Past, and a hearty greeting to the future. We feel that any failure on our part to cope with the world will be due to a lacking in our original outtit, and not to any fault in our training. The brightest of hopes accompany us all as we cross the threshold to full and responsible womanhood. — Historian. 14

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In AAemoriam To P5Y Mascot CU s ' 2f March 7, if i 16