Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Dedication (y O the Freshmen of the fall of 1929. Miss Pegram V y was the dignified person whose domain was the mathematics classroom. We felt small in her presence be- cause of her great knowledge. Before we had been on the campus long, we learned from other people and from seeing her ourselves that she was one whom those in distress sought for comfort and help — never too tired to listen to one who needed her. We. too. find her ever ready to help us with our personal prob- lems when we ask her. We still admire the great knowledge we admired as Freshmen, but we love her for her unselfishness, which after all, is her greatness. Because of our love and esteem for her. we wish to dedicate this volume of THE ECHO to Miss Annie McKinnie Pegram.

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Miss Annie McKinnii- Pegram

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Foreword eOLLFGE life is a drama — one hour we sit with age to Search the Scriptures and in seriousness follow the Good Coun- sel of our teachers; the next, we dash through the country on a Morning Ride or stop in the quiet coolness of the woods to play with The Pet. Dusk may find us in daisy fields seeking the Prophecy of the Flower, or thoughtfully Dusting Cupid as the shadows fall. The night may see us huddled in a corner telling Ghost Stories or Watching for the Reaper ' s Return. And then as soft sleep gathers around us we feel the protecting arms of our Alma Mater — our Light in the Darkness.