Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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LUi uo 3 a Clikk Biti.ki RAi.Eiini. NDirni v K ' Literary Editor Tin; Lims. ' 2Z, ' 22; Pres- ident Day Students ' C ' luh, ' 22; Student Council. ' 22. ■The onlij tray to hiirr l fr lo he Althougli Cliff does not live with us. we have enjoyed having her in the sehool. She is a girl who is always ready to help in any way she can. She is one of the brightest girls in school, but she does not spend all of her time studying. She is full of fun and is a good sport. We predict for her a brilliant and successful future. ■«f 2 ' »I=-

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= dmli2k THELOTUS ■ietv. Senior Grace Lee BrrnANA LKXINGTON, NORTH (. ' ARor.l n M Prfsirtent II o M Literary Sc Vice-President of Senior class. ' Class Poet, ' 23; Glee Club. ' 21, ' 22, ' 23: Cotillion Club. ' 22. ' 23; Chief Commence- ment Marshal, ' 22; Literary Editor of The LoTis. ' 22; Yoicts of Peace Staff, ' 22; Secre- tary-Treasurer of Junior Class, ' 22; Assist- ant Cheer Leader of Whites, ' 22; White Tennis Team. ' 22; Soiihomore Class Poet, ' 21. CIdi Ihr xirikrs Ihr Sdlll. iflhl. hilt Grace Lee is the third of three sisters to graduate from Peace, and is also a Peace Daughter. It seems to run in the family, also, to be president of the 11 6 M, for Grace I ee is the second Buchanan to have had this lionor. and to have filled the position with irt ' dit. But she can do a multitude of other things with just as much pep and assur- ance; for instance, astound the Senior English class with I ' s and 2 ' s, compose clever serenade songs, and — but we won ' t try to enumerate any more. Grace Lee is just her.self — and being that is to be different from everybody else. 4 2 8 f =-

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Kathakine (Jarr Mi n[;p;s II.I.K. Xdltlll CAIIOLINA II M Presklent Glee Club, ' 23, ' 21: Pre.si(lent Cotillion Club, ' 23, ' 21: Vice-President of Dramatic Club. ' 23: Literary Editor of Tfje Lorrs. ' 23. ' 21: Class Lawyer. ' 23: Cheer Leader Greens, ' 23: Walking Lieutenant. ' 23. ' 21: Delegate N. C. State Teachers ' Assembly. ' 23: Statistics. ' 23; Associate Editor Voices o Peace. ' 21: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 21: Junior Poet, ' 21: Cotillion Club, ' 20, ' 21, ' 23; Glee Club, ' 20, ' 21, ' 23; Choral Class, ' 23, ' 21, ' 20. X ' l ())ic reaches a hif h position uithnttt We thought Katty would be a member of last year ' s Senior Class, but she taught a year instead and then returned to join the Class of ' 23. We are glad fate so decreed, tor, with her pep and ceaseless supply of suggestions, she has proved a valuable com- panion. It is a mystery to us how Katty can attain high standings in her classes with such apparent ease, and yet be ever ready to write songs and yells for any occasion. With such a voice and such a per- sonality, who knows but that some day she may be a second Schumann-Heink? -430{=-