Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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NETTIE WORRELL EVANS, Piano Murfreesboro, N. C. Lucalian Age i-aniiot wither iier nor ciistoiii state her iiifiiiite variety. •Idke Editor ( ■howaiioka, ' 20- ' 21; .Memlier -Musie ( oininittee, 2(l- ' 21; leinber Y. W. A. ( ' al)inet. ■2()- ' 21; Member Basketball team, IS- 20. Behold the •■dare-(U ' vil ' of the elas.s of ' 21 ! Nettie is a strong advocate of class spirit. Where there is fun and mischief abroad she is ahva.ys present. Her eagle eyes never fail to detect the secret schemes of the under classmen and she is equally alert in the matter of originating and executing stunts of her own class. She doesn ' t hesitate to ascend the tower ((i5 feet high) in order to establish our class banner, any more than she would refrain from paddling an unruly Freshman. Aside from these facts, Nettie is equall.y energetic and capable both on the athletic field and in the class room. In her nuisical career she has done credit both to herself and to her Alma .Mater. 20

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tiieoIjINDa euzelta kaiM;V, r.. a. HaleiRh, X. C ' ■ Ve undcrstaiul her by her sight. Hit i ui ' c ami eloquent l)l()()d spoke in her eheeks, and so distinetly wrought, tiiat one might almost say, lier i)ody thouglit. Literary Editor Chowanoka, ' 20- ' 21 ; ( lass Historian, ' 20- ' 21. lay the ty])c of this girl never l)e lacking in the student body of Chowan College. Her practical, resourceful brain show her to be a born leader. Theo is a maid of forceful personality whose fixed opinions command the respect of her class-mates. Her favorite study is English and she gives promise of being another ' Henry in short story writ- ing. She knows no such word as failure. In any task, whatever, success is always hers. With her queenly bearing, sweet disposition, and lofty manner she holds a large place in the hearts of the faculty and fellow-students. 19

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KTIIEL : IAREE FREEMAN, 15. A. Colcraiii, N. C. Alatlii ' iiiim ' I ' liis is till ' jiorcclaiii chiy nt ' liiiinan kind. I ' ri ' s. Stiulfiit (tovci ' iiihi ' IiI Association, ' 20- 21; Busine.ss JManascr Chowanoka, ' 20- ' 21; Viee-Pres. Y. W. A., ' 20- ' 21 ; Vice-Pres. Senior Class, ' 20- ' 21 ; Critic Alatheiiiaii So- ciety, ' 20- ' 21 ; Chairman Evening Watch Program Connn., ' 20; Member Y. W. A. ( ' al)inpt, ' 18- ' in- ' 10- ' 20; Winner Alathe- nian Society Pin, ' lf)- ' 20; Sec. Alathenian Society, ' 19- ' 20; Chief College Marshall, ' 19- ' 20; Rep. to Student Council from Sojihoinore and Junior Class, ' 19-20; feni- her College liasketball Team, ' 18- ' 19; Sec. and Treas. Sophomore Class, ' 18- ' 19; Sec. Freshman Class, ' 17- ' 18; Pres. Science Club, ' 20- ' 21: Class Basketball Team, ' 17- ' 18. Ethel ' s all-round capaiiility is provetl liy the various trusts connnitted to her during her college course. As President of our Student Government Association she has held the re- S])ect and esteem of the entii ' e student liody. In fact, we regard her as the l)ack-bone of our class. Unlike most studious girls, she is the only member of our cla.ss who has had the op- ])ortunity of entertaining in Chowan ' s renovated parlor this year. This fact goes to prove her wonderful ability to win the admira- tion and perhaps 1 of more than tiie in- mates of Chowan. 21