Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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P DIPLOMA Our Diploma is not reached by a single bound But you see this ladder by whiclT we rise From the Freshman Class to the coveted prize. So we reach our degree, round by round.

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O F OUR FACULTY There was a young woman, as I ' ve beard tell, Who played the violin remarkably well ; She also sang in a beautiful way, For she was most musical, so they say. There was a Lady Principal Who liked to grant requests, She was always very pleasant When the girls were neatly dressed Miss Searcy had a red hat, And it was very gay ; She also had a brown skirt. And she wore it every day. Miss Maney had a little case Down where blue violets grow; And everywhere Miss Maney went, Was a pretty violet show. Chere was a little man named Brawley He taught us music in Raleigh ; He always wore a derby hat, But I guess you know all about that. Miss Butler elocution taught, And physical culture too ; And in her classes, I ' ll tell you what The best you can , You have to do. Oh ask the Pedagogy girls Who to Miss Royster go. If there ' s anything beneath the sun Which she and they don ' t know?

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OIlaaB 19D4. Daisy Daniel Eggleston Virginia The wittiest ; the most stylish : the Faculty ' s pest. President of Class, iqo4: Historian of Junior Class, 1Q03; ' ice-President of Erosophian Literary Society, iqo , : Editor-in-Chief of The LoTis, igojj, and Critic of Thk l-.iTlS, I.,OJ. vATih Lee Banks North Carolina The handsomest; most sarcastic : biggest talker. Vice-President of Class, 11)04; President of Erosophian Lit- erary Society, 1903-1904 EsTELLE O ' Bekuy Nortli Carolina The brightest ; most original ; most optimistic ; Faculty ' s pet. Secretary of Class, 1904; ' ice-President of Sigma Phi Kappa Society.