Louisburg College - Oak Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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Bela Phi (ianiina Eie ' lit o ' clock: This cvcniii ' it ' s ;i Beta I ' lii (ianiiiia meeting — initiation, then social honr. Tiierc ' s nothinn ' on tliis occasion to suii ' ' est all those honrs On C ' ol iiini.s and Tiii-: Oak. -Marx- Klizalii-tli .Midyettr, I ' nuidiiil : Uiitli Peiirmii, Scrrtarii-Treastirer; Lois Ashell, Douglas Bryant, Elizabeth Harris, Mary Lee Hodges, ,Ioyee Meekins, Mildred Parks, Shirley Smith, Barbara Thorson. Charlotte Vsher, Mary Strowd Ward, Robert Williford; .IxKoriate ilrmbirn : Miss Juaii!ta Hurley, Miss Virginia Peters. Lights on after eleven without cut Breaking Busy Tnd uc noise Recognize these, girls. ' ' 1 call down Just a few of the Student Council ' s rules, 1 call do ■n But they ' re some of the musts — 1 call down And not really so bad after all ! Woman s Student Connci Sltthir : Annie Louise Sherloek, President. Standiiuj. left to rUjhl: Edna Moye, Dorothy Harris, Mary Elizabeth Midyette, Vire Presklriil ; Huth Peprain, Agnes Harris, Sccrciary-Treasurer, 13

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] ' li ' Vi ' n o ' clock is till ' (lead line: TIr ' h the I ' liii lisii lit. class ready — oi- present ! Is the ([notation froiii Bconuilf or Bi ' owiiing? Or coidd it he from ] Iarlowe oi- Milton? Girls ' ])livs. cd. class on the volleyhall court : It ' s over the net! — hut we didn ' t return ! Oh. well, we ' ll try harder next time! Here a bounce, there a bounce, every- where a bounce ! These table-teiuiis cham])ions deserve their i-ank. 12

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TUESDIY tma n liinet itty Tcii-tliirty hriiins c-liapol hour. What will it he? A guest spenkei-f ' nrou|) sing? or faculty speaker ? It ' s a ]iart of college life. And soiuetiines chapel is a real lu ' ah Hi ht. m l!il ' ' . ' ' i ' j ' j ' . ' ' ll ! it ' . tt ' ... . V — 1 ,w 14