Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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srsiE .Mc(;LAr(iiiAN I!i;ktt, Wiiitnii, N. ( ' . I!. A. With too miii ' li i|iiickn( ' ss cNcr to l)c ' tau ;ht Witli too inucli tliiiikiiii;- to liiivc coiu- lllOll tliouiilit. Kditor-iiNchict ' ( liowanoka. O-il ; I ' rcs. Sfiiior Class, ' 20-21 ; Pros. Ijiicaliaii Siu-icty, ' 21; Vice-Pri ' s. Jjiicalian Socit ' ty, ' 20; Sec. Student Goveriinient Association, ' 19; Vice- 1 ' resident Junior Class, ' 19- ' 20; Viee-Pres. ' 18- ' 19; See. Luealian Societ.v, ' 18; Pres. Freshman Class. ' 18: .Mar.shall, ' l!»- ' 20: Member V. W. A. Cabinet, ' 18- ' 10- ' 20- ' 21 ; Chairman Pros ' i ' ani Committee Luealian So- ciety, ' 17- ' 18- ' ID- ' 20; Chairnutn Poster Com- mittee Luealian Society. ' 17- ' 18- ' l!)- ' 20 ; Ma.jor General .Military liattalion, ' 20- ' 21. Here is the President of our class. In more than one respect she is a remarkable character, particularly in that she has the ability to learn without studying. Sue has the reputation of being perfectly original and is always brinuning full with new ideas which extend all the way from the solution of Phy- sics problems to the control of Cupid ' s Ar- rows, the truth of the latter being in daily evidence. In truth, she is never seen with- out her twin , namely, Red Turnley, who has for Sue as Sue for her a jieculiar magnetism. Po.ssessed of an invincible de- termination she is always sure to accomplish what she has once begun. After taking into consideration every quality, we pronounce Svie one of the most capable, admirable, and brilliant members of the Class of ' 21. 17

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

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DOKIS I ' AKKf K ( ' IIITTY, I ' iaiio hirfreesboro, N. C. Lucalian For I have ease and 1 have health, And I hax ' e sjiirits light as air. Chairnian .Music Couiniittee, ' 20- ' 21; Ser- geant (if Arms Luealian Society, 18- ' 19; Censor Luealiaji Society, ' 19- ' 20; Sec. Senior Class, ■2(l- ' 21 : Sec. Carpe Diem Clnl), ' 20- ' 21 ; Assistant Editor of Chowanoka from Senior Class. Here is the actress of our class. From the e.xtensive range of her voice (on the halls) one wonld .judge that Enrico Caruso or Amc- lita Galli-Curci had arrived on the scene. At will Doris can make the most extraordinary gyrations, now impersonating ilary Pickford. now Irene Castle. Her super-alnnidance of energy finds expression in other fields, how- ever, for she is an accomjilished pianist and has spent much time and anxiety in prepar ing for her recital. Contrary to the usual disposition of the oidy chihl, Doris is aiiiialilc and ambitious. 18