Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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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

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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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4 ; ' © I 4 :« 5) Katherine Jane Bhady, garner, n. c. Y. W. C. A. World Fellowship Chairman; Sea Gift Society; Student Vol- unteer Band Leader; Class Poetess. She does her task from day io day And meets whatever comes her way. Katherine is good — almost too good. We look at her in awe and wonder how slie can be so serious and dignified at some specific times. She is not only good, but she works patiently each day trying to do her bit as she struggles along life ' s rugged path. When she is not in her room studying you may be sure to find her on the halls ' ' looking for some- one to lead morning watch the next A. M.! Mae Alice Campbell, siler city, n. c. mae Siler City High School; Y. W. C. A. Neithean Society; Glee Club; Quartette; Tennis Club; Art Club. Senior The girl who wins Is the girl teho works; The girl who toils, While the next one shirks. Though a loyal member of the Class of ' 23, we know her less than any other member, because she has so little time to spenrl with us. We admire her for her never-fading cour- age, especialh in her piano course, for she is the only one of us lucky enough to receive a piano diploma. If some of the other members of the class would only stop talking and give her a chance, maybe Mae would say something, but uj) to tliis time she listens most- ly to the chatter of others, and looks wise. -4 2 4 f- r i» ( W