Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Class of 1905. •Much Ado About Nolhir MuTTr cejpso MAKY SHKKKII.I. Madit; Ai.i.i.N Ml ' Si ' Colors and h.)ld checip tlie strain. Carnct and Cold. Jacc|ueminot Rd l ' iii;siDi;XT IRENK Cdl ' CH Vi( i;-Pkksidf.nt BLANCHI-; HEYWOOI) Sf.cretarv EUITH GREER . ' .... ' . ' ,■■■ ' Trkasurf-R MATILDA STEINMKTZ Histokiax BF..ssn; ISaknks Iki;. f: Ldii ii Marv BHi(;(is . Iatii,i , .Sti i ii:t IHM Inlil; lilKN .S|-uril,l. M. K 1)1 . Ill R.ii-.i Ki rii ( IsMcn VViNMHUii) l- ' dwij.; Mahv Wintkks Louise Fini.kv Roxana Williams Edith Guef.r (;ertrui)e Dills Mahv Hiccs Sahii; Ei.hs rATTIF. HOI.T Lll.l.li: I ' MU I ' .l.WI Ml Ill.VWdOl) M Mill L.IM, n MiMiHi; f.wiMii .SiKiKi I Kv SiiiiKKii.i. Katie Sikes LisMi Ckav is Jane Swift Hazel York

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History of Class 1904. As A CLASS wo arc cxceptinnally interesting;. In the first place, there are so many of us. Xow. riglit here, we want to warn onr I ' resiilent to have a gooil supply of sheepskin on hainl, for we all con- fiilently e.xpect to be graduated. Then, we are sii varied in nature. There is our logical member, Maidic Allen, Her reasoning is deep and con- vincing, for I have seen her prove satisfactorily, in the short space of two minutes, that two apples can be made equal to one. Of the president of our class we are justly proud. She is our silent mem- ber, our dreamer. Oft in the balmy spring she can be seen sitting off in a lonely corner thinking, planning, darkly plotting. Ves. it is a school proverb that Whit Ilond ' s voice is ever silent. I have said we are varied, so you needn ' t think we are lacking in talkers. Lila MacLean. I ' .essie Covington, and Ina McXair are .good proofs to the con- trary. The musical members of our class have formed a glee club and the melo- dious voices of I ' ansy Fetner. Lucy Haywood, Katie Bannerman make sweeter our lonely hours, for their sopranos harmonize well with the rich altos of Min- nie Lou Kelly, Elisabeth Houston, and Annie Clark. We are proud to speak of our sanctified member. Susie Morton, who has justly been named George Washington. The case of the cherry tree is not the only one she has to show her love of the truth. W ith the sanctified member we mention the wee. modest little flowers of our class, Marie Lon.g. Madelene N ' hite, and l atic Lee I ' anks. Their voices are rarely heard in anv discussion whatever. ' c are sorrv to sa ' that among us there are two vlio make us fear for our Senior privileges. There are verv few boys who escape th e coquettish looks and winning wiles of these two. e feel some hesitancy in disclosing the names of our young members, but we are sure that every one has heard of the w ' ild escapades of I ' .rown, first anrl second. Our dressy member is Ruth I ' ilsiin. The poor beni.ghted mailman has long ago had to go on crutches, for he was crijjpled bv bringing such heavv . loads of samples for her selection. Although our class as a whole is very studious, we admit that there is one of us whose books are still covered with last year ' s dust. While we are sitting, trying to solve the problems of life, she is out enjoying the delightful feeling of nothing to do. Notwithstanding her carelessness and childish ways, Annie Land is truly The Flower of the Flock. 25

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CLASS OF 1905.