Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Freshman Class MOTTO Labor conquers all things. FLOWER Lily of the Valley. COLORS Gold and White. OFFICERS Hattie Randolph President H ALiiE Covington Vice-President Fannie Hardison Treasurer Mabel Peacock Historian MEMBERS Kate Singletary Lizzie Winstead Jessie Steele Myrtle Pope Marjorie Whitfield Annie Tate Morgan Blance Duke Nellie Hill

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History of the Freshman Class N the early days of September, 1907, a crowd of green Freshies came rolling into Raleigh to that world-famed institution where Peace jj? abounds. Of course we were all scared to death and homesick, but the Sophs were so sweet to us that we soon forgot our troubles and were ready to start the year. Soon after our arrival our Class was organized and every one of us determined to make it well known that our Class was deci- dedly the brightest in School and put the Sophs far in the shade. Though our dear friends, the Sophs, very much exceed us in numbers, we excel them in knowledge and importance and make up for quantity in quality. A glance at some of the illustrious names enrolled in our Class will assure you what material we have to build with and what a glorious future lies before us. In the first place, we have two strong Hills on which to build, and a hardy son (Hardison) to rely on; a Duke to lead us, a Pope to warn us, while we are as proud as a Peacock of our Brothers, not to mention Whitfield, Randolph, Single- tary, Covington, Winstead and Morgan. Well begun is half done, and with such a begiiming we expect to be the shining lights of this Institution. Mabri, Peacock.