Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Class Motto — Cio, (iu Jiguiii, Kcc]) un going Clnss flower — Red Carnation Class colors — ]{c(l ami White Genevieve Peltz, President Charlotte Pittman, Vice-President Kathryn Melvin, Secretary and Treasurer h 3l ■M S fiiior Class QrcacfjciS Miss Sallie Manson Petty Miss Musa Lee Wh.son Miss Catherine Padwick

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J 9 »NJ ' 1 6 2. H H. ' , I M mj jj H I bSh H ■r ft irK. H B ' Vj ISH SH. kKK JHIV I H . s 4!; 0 o - ' ' BRUSH - ' rhe Senior Mascot, captured at midnight in the light of the moon, by the Senior Class on its annual ' possum hunt. h i3t I i i ife - .- i 2ir ' V ' - '

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r-j -- i-x? .— ' - r ' -r- . x, ; x ' --i ! ( A -A • f4 or I v;: ;o • s IN ' I . (!k. i;vik E AIak Peltz IIACilOKSTOW.X, MI). gence Y. W. C. A. Undergraduate Kepresentativo; Ncithean Society Critic; Class President; Cdee Cluli: Senior Quartette: Thk Oak Advisor. ' ' She posseaes n calm, cool force ond .•idciiyih. And she ' s thorough, cjjiriciii itud able; Sincere and deep in college life, She hetirs n genuine label. ' ■( ■encc, whose n:iiiio. by tlic «;iy, coiiics from its roscmhiaiice to her sisjnjiturc, is the ' ' leader of the clas. ' s. She is a (rood sti dent, an ideal |)al. and a faithful friend to all wlio are acquainted with her, especially to her most ardent admirer, who conies to take her riding on Sunday afternoons, thus making the rest of u.« Seniors envious. Her record as a student speaks for itself, as in office work and in the Business Department, and it shows four years of constant application. Little more should be .said. Gence is the kind of cla-ssmate that makes oL, want to stay in college forever; the kind who.se friendship forms un inseparable link with you and plea.sant days spent in four plea.sant years. Truly we are grateful to Xbiryhuid fur this v.ihiablc ni iiibcr o f our cl.i.ss. ■rl2 3l a. » • f