Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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ESTELLE McGOWAN Rocky Mount, X. V. Literary Diploma iN ' lu.strioua hfibils in her bosom reign. Stella has the reputation of always doing the proper thing, a,-5 well as her duty. Xeedle.ss to say, she shines in Y. W. C. A. eyen when she is called on to lead the meetings, i oine day we cxprct I,, „■,. Sl.-lla ar „pli I,inK s:i- ' al things in tl,.. .r„.„iilH «,„M. :,,mI «.. air ,ure her ■I ' l ■ ri.y-ir- nnn-l.M.ik uill r,„,„ II, «, .11 then. . - pn-i,l,.iit ,,l ih, C.juiaii Clul. .-I.r l,as been a yery important factor in tlic .social ar-tiyity of Peace. HoNOR.S n (I .M; President Pi Theta Mu Society, 1916-17; President German Club, 1916-17: yice- Prcsident Y. V. C. A., 1916-17; Senior Tennis, 1916-17; Senior Basketball, 1916-17; Editorial Staff, 1916-17; Choral Club, 1916-17; Business Manager German Cluh, 191.1-16; Captain .Jun- ior Basketball, 191.i-l(i; ( Ikhi Inni of News Committee of Cabinet. I ' .il.VH,: Teniiis CIuli. 1915-16; Secretary Jumni ( ' la s. I ' .il.i-Hj; Spe- cial Basketball. 1914-1.5; Special Tennis. 191:3- 14-1.5-16; Secretary of Home Missionary So- ciety, 1914-15.

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y NNIE M. MlDAUE Raleish, N. C. AND Literary Diplomas ■Tlu. li iKit aim Bid liasi lirsi.lf IMIi liriirl ii,„l hvwi. Annie has boon at Peace longer than any of ' at. a loss to know what next year, for vou can Her iii:inv lal.nls and .tllUM- I.. r ;,„ in-pira- n,K !«.. .In.ln the rest of us, and they will do without V. always count on Annii her versatile aliilitlc ' s i ation to us. She is t . is, and if there were tliirty-six hour.- lu thi ' day instead of twenty-four she probably would be taking another! We are predicting great things for her in her chosen realm of vocal miLsic, and our best wislies are witli lier always. Honors n e M; President Choral CUub, 1916-17; Vice-President Pi Theta Mu Literary Society, 1916-17; Treasurer Senior Class, 1910-17; Cap- tain Senior Basketball. lf|l(i-17; A.lvertisiiiK Ed- itor Lotus, 1 1111-17: McmbiT Student CDim.-il. 1916-17; ClLinMKiii Missiniiarv (■(.iiiinittce V. W (• A CiibiiHt, l!llb-17; ,Iillil..r Kasketball, I ' M.-.-n;, S.,|,Im„,„,iv Basketball. 1 ' .I14-1.5; Viee- I ' lvhliiit IM-Iiiiiaii Class. 19i;i-ll; Freshman Ba-krtl,:,ll, l ' .ii:i-U.

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MlTCllKIXE .villc, X, ( ' . ■■Oh! Sli, p. it IS II qiiitl,- llniiii, Bdotal frwii piili lu iiulc Ruby has the honor of being the most digni- fied member of the dignified class of 1917. Slie has servc d as a faithful fire heiitenant for Oivi-r vfAv ami has rescued her -rlKK.liiiatrs riMiii hnniMi- deaths on several i.rrii-h, II- l, li.-r lici ' iic drcN III this service. Her iiinp.r i- uiai- .lallv all that .-uul il bi- desired, but u.i,. br iillt., vho da a|.. lb her liuhv les of oom- l,a.- h(. v marked ability in u wiirk, but Math, is her specialty mates, even now, suspect her of .secretly com- jutsinfj; a new text-book on Geometry contain- ing (.)riginals only. This young lady can al- ways be counted upon to do her duty and will do credit to her class and Alma Mater. I ' hi Ka|,pa So-