Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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SENIOR CLASS.

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Senior Class History. THIS is m thiril and last attcni])t at a class hisliii im the (. ' ilitdrs of this Annual thai ( n are u reailiny-, kinil friends an l relentless. They saiil a class hisi,ir in ist he written, and 1 am nut a writer. 1 tried sciniethiny innn . I wanteil sc miethinL; elahnrate, 1 hci])ed fur sumethin.y- jcifly and I write snniethint; ci )niini inplace. We are a class of ten. We have had lots of meetings, hut evervhody talked together: there was a niisiht) volume of sound, but notliint; more. e possess rare talent, to put it mipilerately, and we ci ncluded to entertain ihe thou.ght of Senior Dramatics, but Shakespeare was the l)e.st that the iday- wriyht could afiford. and Shakesjiearc was too tame for us. We have one gentle, docile member in our class, and we elected her president and she selecteil a conniiittee, but that rather grasping chairman unwound yard; of red ta])e and got them all so tangled up in it. that they are yet unable to report We got Us some prett pins, but we battled so long and so strong and so hart about tln-ni that the have ne er been a proper source of enjoyment. W ' e stud - a lot; we ' ve stuilied rhiloso]ih industriously, ' rrigonr nietr ]HTse -eringl , (,eol,,gy kizilw and Senior F.nglish with . lr. Stock.ard to gunk us— madly, wildly. .lcs|,crately, frantically. Irene l.acx ' s troubles are the only things that have hekl us to this allurin.!. world, that helped us on, for we all hoped in our inmost hearts that some da - wt woulil have some, too. I am tired now, and I expect you are too. P. x X ' oiiiscCM.