Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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MARII:: ( ilKISTIAX .MnSKI.KV, Vuick Kin.ston. X. (. ' . ■■Iiillik.: ' n t:-ilks like a buzz-saw pi..! -ix--.I.mmI :isinucli. It. is ropurted that she iv:i- unrr rn;,.|,i |„.,|,| ' ' !;,st-go- tTndf.-s. but we have our ilouiii- ■- -i. ' i ' -I ■ nfs not mind :in argument. :md wc :t.lM- n.r i ■ , ,];-|,ute her unless you are prepared for a m ' i;iii ,-ln ' n .ill;, lias good l usiness ability, which fact is pro ed by her position on tlie Editorial .Staff. MARIE BROOKS, Piano Sunbiuy, X. C. Brooks works her mouth over-time without having said anything yet to startle the worlil. She has told the world a great deal, still it does not K ' em to be the wiser; but there ' s nothinc iirr-i n:il iii tlii-, m1 .-..nv--. In triitli she really has a briliintit miTi ' l, init i-r| iiii:iiii- tr..iii imposing on it with i noi h -r u-K (,,■ -in-- i.n .hrw- inggum and chewini: ilir iml.-. I ' li ' m -inn- m1 i hi-- ' Urooks is a good sport.

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MARTHA KACHKL PEAKSALL, Kxpkesbion ( ' kKTII-KATICS in PeDACUCV ANIJ EN(iLISH Wilmington, N. C. ■■T.rii- ' l.-uks ;.s if .-lu- kiinws more thriri she will tell. lui A, .l.Hil.i II Im- III- III, ■ 1, iiMi.iii, .11 for always doing ■ I . 1 1 ■ ' . ' I i.iM-, -■■ li- I ■!. . .1- . ■.. w iiliout question. Per- ' ' ' !■■ I ' ■ i I- I -111. I, 1,1 ..liniioer for the foreiBn iiiM I ' m -..i(ir III II- LiHin iKMu (iliservntion that she can raise a ruugh hi.iisf as wfU as anybody. This fact makes Teen a sure cure for melancholy and an ever- present lielp in time of trouble. NANNIE CORYNXE JONES. Art Cehtificatks in Exnusn, Histohv, Kin TioN AND Philosophy S:infoi-.l. N. C. Wlio lias vvi-v Ur:ud Nan ' s iril.rl inus . i.jnU- ami (a to laugh? Hhr is nl.O nf niir run.! a. ,-n,i,,,h.|,r,l :,ili She loves to draw :ui l painl , .upia- ami laarl- with an to pierce tlicni lifiuK Iii.t la ..i ih ' .h -fin !l--r iil.m- the future are not yet kin.wn. i)iit ii i-. [HMhi.l.i. lii, ' ±1

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UU.A PATTERSON THORNE. Voice Ckutikhate in Ex ;lish Airlic, N. C. I.iiI;l l.ink likf jritli r.f i|iir ixii ' pr winiL I npiHi I l. - ;i inji .,1 lulTce, which stiiiiul:int i:i the only known rausf of her high spirits and jovial disposition. It is highly probable that her solos nniKrorl r,l ll.f Sol.Iicrs ' Home will not soon be forgot. IIATT]] ' : HOWARD TAYLOR. Riam TmiIhtu. X. ( ' . ■ ' Hattiiu h:,s in.,n- v:ir;mf limirs Ui:ni llim- ;i thp c-lo«-k. Howcvor. sh spcms to h:ivf no trouble i posing of them. Sleep, innoeent sleep! She has it fondne.- s for nnisir and possesses a touch almost rl Notwithstanding this, mir hrnrtfelt s -nipatliies pn i the prospective pupils s Imi ;i,ii- tu srck hiT iii.-.lnirl