Elizabeth College - Caps and Belles Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Zanultp CHARLES B. KING, A.M., D.D., PRESIDENT Professor of Creelf, Philosophy and Psychology C. D. BERNHEIM, D.D., CI-IAPLAIN IRENE B PALME . R, LADY PRINCIPAL Professor of History and Political Science RUTH WOOD RICHARDSON, A.IVI. Professor of English Language and Literature MARGARET VINTON WILLIS, A.B. Professor of Latin Language and Literature FRANCES HAMNER JACKSON, A.B. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science R. L. PATTERSON, A.M., D.D. Professor of English Bible ancl Sacred Literature F. M. OSBORNE, A.M., REV. Professor of Mathematics MARTHA REID ROBINSON, A.B. Professor of Modern Languages and Literature OLIVE RUSK, B,O. Professor of Expression and Physical Culture CLARA CARPENTER Athletic Director ETHEL RANDOLPH, A.B. Principal of the Preparatory Department MAUD SCHAEFFER, A.B. Preparatory Department WINNIE MCLAMMRY Professor of Commercial Branches H. ZEHM Director of the Conservatory of Music: Professor of Piano, Organ, Theory Chorus KATHERINE A. GAINES Professor of Piano ELMORE WATSON Professor of Piano EDITH VAN GILLUWE Professor of Violin CYNTHIA E. SESSIONS Professor of Voice EVA HOWARD COVINCITON Assistant Voice Teacher ETHEI.. WEBB Accompanist to Voice Teacher CORNELIA E. EARLE Director of Art ELIZABETH VAN POOLE Librarian MARGARET HAMNER BOMAR Assistant Librarian CHARLES APMISENHEIMER, A.M., M.D. College Physician and Lecturer on Hygiene J. P. MATHERSON, A.B., M.D. Lecturer Eye, Throat ana' Ear NETA UMBERGER Matron, Trained Nurse MRS. R. BURKE Superintendent of the Boardin g Department

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Qin Clffligahztb I. Around thy walls cling memories vine And fondest thoughts of thee, For you 1ve'll ever more combine Honor, praise ami liberty. II. Thy campus claims our happiest days Those spent with comrades dear, E. C., the cup of love Ivc'll raise, To you, in memory sincere. III. To thee Ive olve ambitions flame, To thee alone our merit's due, Forever and for aye thy name, Our hearts with love imlwue.

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IRENE MCLEOD, Expression Lumberton, N. C. CASEY I-IAPPY Irene-she needs no eulogy, she speaks for herself. All that we ask is but a patient ear. NATALIE RUGHEIMER, Piano Charleston, S. C. HNATN NVhat's in a name? that which we call a rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet. A companion that is cheerful is worth gold.