Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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CLAUDE BALDWIN CALDWELL. A. B., Poet Corpus Christi, Texas This laurel s recner from the brows Of him that uttered nothiriE; base. KATIILEEX UXDERWOOD WALKER. B L. L. I ' rophct Spr.w. North C. rolin. ' Tis always morn somewhrrc in the world MARY ELLA CLARK. B L, S R. LEIGH. North C. rolin. ■ Prineiple is ever my motto, not expediency 29

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BEHIND THE SCENES. Tin- arJt-nt devotee of Herbert Spencer, Roussem, and Pestalozzi— an aspirant to pedagogical recognition. Favorite Stunt — To study. .4 lady, ' ' indeed when she haugh- tilv passes her companions to set a cer- tain young man — quite forgetful of the short time previous when she sat on eeulral-hall table and made eyes. Favorite Stunt — To get up parties. The ' king ' .. the Wiii.ir Ctas: lothiui more nor less—and that uimeoulv. Favorite StniU-To ploy the I ' hari.-

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BEHIND THE SCENES- M ystt-rijus in all her moiem- ' iils — br aki h r u cfr to pieas i and smile — most too fond oj South Carohnians favoriw Stunt— To pet Miss Nan- Bundle oj opposition — her pro- nunciation nvats Uncle Remus ' s — h r motto is not ' Never lender nor borrower be ' —exceedingly fond of hedeck-ini lur ell on all occasions Fnvorile Slni?l—To eat. The very pmk of perfection. Her interest in History o) An is so intense that only on rare occasions does she catch Miss L ' s questions Favorite Stunt— To case 30