Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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I hope that the dear girls ot the class of 1930 will never lose their vision of the highest things. It was that which led us to Old Chowan in those far-off Pioneer days. It has never left us. May it never leave these newest alumnae. l X A-fTT ' y , .r9 A

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With reverence and affection we dedicate this 1930 edition of the Chowanoka to the three oldest living graduates of Chowan College — MRS. T. G. WOOD who was Dora Askew, of the class of 1867 MRS. T. J. VANN who was Betty Mitchell, of the class of 1869 MRS. C. W. MITCHELL who was Pauline Mitchell, of the class of 1869 I May we, and those who follow after us, be worthy to follow after them, and may our lives and our influence not fall too far short of theirs in gentleness, and strength, and cheer, in Vision, and Courage, and Loyalty.

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m MRS. VANN May the Class of 1930 not only see but have the courage to follow the vision that Chowan College holds before them. That took courage in those earliest days. I am sure it still takes courage. MRS. MITCHELL That the girls of 1930 may be loyal is my wish, that they may stand by their vision, and go on with the start they have made, and that their Alma Mater may stand, and go forward, witli them. % ♦ ♦ Iff ♦ ♦