Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1927 volume:

' ' ? ' s ■ f :y ' y M ' ■, ; ' ' ;,W Uu ' - , )f m THE LOTUS MCMXXVIl PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF PEACE INSTITUTE RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA ■31 2 ' f To Ml-. iH ' iijaiiiiii N. Diikc, in ;iii|iivci;ili.ni of his iiilcrcst ill oiliKMlioii, :iiiil ill tlic liiillijiiii; of ii i;ri-:iti ' i ' :iii(l lirflor IVacc, we gratefully ileilieiite lliis volume of The Lotus. Mli. Bkxjajun N. DlKK 1? All of u s are planning for a larger, more beaulihil, more useful Peace Institute. Let us insist, in seeking these ob- jectives, that Peace retain those ideals which have colored her history so distinctively for the past fifty-five years: her intimate home surroundings; her constructive and helpful contacts between teacher and students, and between student and student; her atmosphere of culture and refinement; her excellent academic standards; her eni])lKisis upon training her students for leadership in slate and nation; and her wholesome and sincere interest in tilings pertaining to the Kingdom oi God. Wu.iiAM C. Piii;ssi. President The Lotus A ' i LL jinir irc ' rr hrrii imiiiluxj a pirhire f lifr n, .n,r ln,mr nf I ' rnrr. •I ' u fasin, nn mrnmr .s r,nir„s Thr ilai s lh„l .•.;• s„nii niilsf rnl.sr. Aiul H.- r niir pirliirr .v fiiishnl. Uriuhl li.jhls ,1,1,1 sh,!,!,,,,:, , ,T l„i,l. Ai„l frh;„ls.s„ ,J,;,r l„„i,r m,;,,-,;,. li, s, ' lli,i,is ,is ,l, ' ,ir III-, ' i„,ilni! ,;l. j -Y y y : .- j -;p Lorm - l; .r- r r !f ' V r 4 - yvvr •v 4 - ..y 9 Dear Old Peace ' DEAR old Peace, we love you When the sky is clear above you And the sunbeams shine upon you. O dear old Peace, we love you When the sky is gray above you And the rain drops fall ujjon you. O dear old Peace, we love you When the warm winds blow about you And the birds sing sweetly to yo u, Dear old Peace. 4 LrcY Monroe, ' 37. m: i- {f ' V -j : 4 • - A.N I.NVITINU P. Main Biri.iii.Nc; (Sinic Viicw) {} UKj fM ' ' ?9l|BHHIIBMriH|bH _ -JHJh E ■1- ' imiiP ' jjmjjWBmp = i ' ' - N 1 |tf8Mn| B|j||ft 1| Hj ' I sf ' % ! f ■ ' ! ' ■. Miss May McLeli.and Dean Mr6.n.M.Ffv CfhelG-rRMMtr MrsMn Keuuey V fS.V[nrvFo ' MBTfON aieliliHN sruoY HAU supervisor iNcwHirofe o Fowler Y 3Mpt7KirhpflrricK KflfUrlNcricnillnK Mrs.RutliriaBrc , SecrctftFy VioliN _Rrf YerB ' RQUNtree Lavie3 awes TiRNO Music pt-Bclice SuperYlsor 4 tucwfc Steele. fMrtRy EBrowch. LctbcPletcAlf WtNif pc J KuUs J)RvjctllASt(S ier AnHc ' P Ellis Al ice C.StR0H j Aw:l,eI3DWM TrencI. EnqIcsK ENtjIish ' ConMercial reSSlON ' i U i ' iicA EducA-tio« Frfm-K-LiUfar w Ho e be qn Mils. RlTll HU-XTlXliTd.N MoiiliE [rs. Ruth Huntino;,ton Moore A J ' KS. Kiith ]Iuiitiiii;fciii MiKii ' c «iis ljin-ii in a luvcly old brown-stniii. honso in Xi-w York ( ' itv. As ii i-liild slir i civcd an unusually good cduratidii i ' i-(ini the best of scbonls and fnmi Iht li ' ;ir 1 nHillnr an exijuisitr lady of the old rcijiinr. As a young wouuin, Mrs. Moorc ' , who was then Miss Jiuth Lewis, studiecl at the Xational Academy of Design and at the Art Li ague in Xew York City. She next studied at Pennsylvania Araihiny of line Arts in Philadelphia. During this period she was considered hy all who knew her to he a pmniising young artist. She married Mr. John Moon-, and for a time diseontinue(l her studies in art. At the death of her hushand. .Mrs. .Mooiv went abroad to take uii art again. She studied with Max liohni, Henry Saloni HublHll, and Harlow Myron wiiile in the north of France, and from Frcdoiick Ma. ' Monni. s and Rapha(d Collin while in Paris. While abroad : Irs. Moore took ailvantage of her splendid opportunities, and, through her love feu- her work and her intense study, achieved tmusual recogni- tion and success. Mrs. il ■(• exhibited in the Grand Salon des Artistes Francaises a wonderful picture whicdi now hangs in our president ' s office. On her return to America, Mrs. Moore came to the South to teach art at Peace. While here Mrs. Moore has painted many notable portraits. Among these are the portraits of Mrs. .Vilclaide Worth Bagley, the Hon. Josephus Daniels, Governor Jonathan Worth, ( ' liief Justice Shepherd, and the Earl of Craven, her latest. Mrs. Moore has been at Peiico for eighteen years, and each year our appreciation of her splendid work and (nir atVrction for her have increased. ITer inheritance from her distingiiishcd ancestor, Jonathan Edwards, the elegance of old New Y ' ork, and the richness of hi ' r travels ami experiences have combined to make Mrs. Moore the outstanding and inti ' resting ]ierson that she is. 9 Though wr an- imiud cf .Mrs. ir.«.iv, wi. .|u not love her for her fame and glory, hut for licr gi ' iierous charactrr and love for all nature. It i.s no uncommon sight to .see hrr ivalkinn ' huri-i.dly to the studio garden. If the dew has fallen heavily, she i Iods tdiout tli ' garden in In avy overshoes. Her lavender snioek Hapinng in the 1,1 zi ' , sh, ' l.poks through two |iairs of glasses at her deep Idue morning glories, and her ro.s,.s and lilies. Her |iet rooster and liens serat.di an,l ehnd; as she f.e.ls th.iii. from a hlue J, an, f I earefidly i.re],ared l.y foml hands. All the wiiile she is working in her Houvr l.e.ls, she talks tn her .■lii. ' ks in soft, eoa.xing tones, and lliey follow li.i- from on,- hed to the nrxf. One has hut to know Mr.s. Moore to know that she loves ami understands liunnin nature as nnndi as .she does the heaiiteons nature out of dooi-s. For this understanding, far seeing, and lovely part of Mrs. iloore, we appreciate her. ElIS.IIIKTH WooTO.V. ' ■27. :!i ' ' i- ' ; fe M r ' M. Senior Class Colors: Pasfel Colors Flower: Sin-ct Pea 9 Elisabeth Jennings President Is. BELLE HOFLER Vice Prrshlflll Dorothy Yoi-ng Si ' crelary-Tiia.sarcr Ernestine Guntharp Historian Laira Mabel Haywood Poet. Elisabeth Wooton Prophet Rebecca Bowen - Lawyer Hector MacLean - Class Mascot Miss Vera Rovntree Class Adriser 4 MEMBERS Rebecca Bowen Pauline Bkoadhurst Adele Blue Elizabeth Bowden Essie Buffaloe Verna Butlek Saxlie Faison Bkst Sue Mae Baker Elizabeth Clarke Hattie Belle Covington Dorothy- Dick Ophelia Edgerto n Mary Oliver ELLiN(iTON Sarah Green Ernestine Gi ' ntiiarp Sue Hamilton Laura Mabel Haywood Isabelle Hofler Mary Hollemau Elizabeth Jennings Rosemary McCoy Martha Moomaw Lucy Monroe Ruby ' Mitchell Margaret Nicholson Evely ' n Peacock Sallie Page Ruffin Roberta Sterling Kay Steele Mary- R. Smith Mildred Stephenson Blanche Taylor Shirley Williams Anne Wilson White Elisabeth Wooton Dorothy Young Sc-hool. 9 4 Miss Vkiia RofNTiiKc { IHOPt V V N N N N N r 4 Hkikih .MalLi: 9 SiK Mae Bakpjr Cliiirtotte, N. C. Secretary of Student Association. ' 26-27: Statistics, ' 25-26: Wliite Baslietball Team, ' 25-27: Wliite Tennis Team. ' 25; Class Basketball, ' 27: Fire Lieutenant. ' 26: Music Club. ' 25; Dramatic Club, ' 25: Choral Club. ' 26: Representative at Davidson Conference, ' 26. Sai.he Faison Best Vl N. C. Business Manager of Voices of I ' riicc. ' 27: Associate Editor of ' (iires of Peace. ' 26; Commencement Marshal. ' 26; Statistics. ' 26; Y. W. r. A. Cabinet, ' 26-27; Dramatic Club, ' 26-27: Choral Club, ' 26. Adele Blue Laiirinburff. X. C. Choral Club. ' 26: White Basket- ball Team. ' 26; White Tennis Team, ' 26; Senior Basketball Team. ' 27. Elizabeth Ja- e BownEX Raleigh, X. C. Dramatic Club, ' 26; Da.v Students Club. ■26-27; Daughters ' Club, ' 27 Rebecca Bowen Raleigh, N. C. Associate Editor of Voices of I ' ince. ' 26; Class Lawyer, ' 27. Pauline BroadiiI ' rst SmilhficM. X. C. President of Pi Tlieta Mu Lite ary Society, ' 27. Editor-in-chiet of LoTis. ' 27; As- sociate Editor of Voices of I ' cuci ' . •27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ■27; Sec- retary Sigma Plii Kappa Society. ■27; Choral Club. 27; Statistics. ■27; Washington Club. ■27. imiiiencement Marsliul, ' 26; Tin Hellenic Clul), ' 27. 4 Miutu N. C. President of Y. W. C. A., ' 27; ( ' aptain of Green Athletic Team, ' 27; Senior Basketball Team, ' 27; Green Tennis Team, ' 27; Daughters ' riub, ' 27: Basketball Team, ' 26. Maude will not graduate, as she left school in the middle of the vear. Ddiiiniiv Dkk Fiiiihliin. N. c. Treasurer of Sigma Phi Kappa Society, ' 26-27; Choral Club, ' 26; Green Basketoali Team. ' 25-26; Green Tennis Team, ' 25-26; Mono- ,a:ram Club, ' 26; Dramatic Club, ' 2. ' )-26-27; Senior Basketball Team, 9 Ophelia Edgerton GoMsboro. N. C. Monogram Club, ' 26; Green Basketball Team, ' 25; Fire Lieuten- ant, ' 25-26; Dramatic Club, ' 25-26; Choral Club, ' 25; Music Club, ' 25. 4 .M.Miv Om i;u Ei.i.iNinoN Halrii h, N. C. LoTVS Advertising Staff, ' 2C; Dramatic Club. ' 26-27; Herald iu May Festival. ' 2B: Athletic Associa- tion. ' 26; Day Students ' Club, Hi. 4 SaUAH GliEKN Ridrujh. .V. C. ss Ernestine Guntharp Charlotte, N. C. Class Historian, ' 27; Fire Lieu- tenant. ' 26; Dramatic CIul). ' 27; Wliite Atliletic Lieutenant, ' 27. Sue Powkll Hamilton Rocky Mount. N. C. Clioral Club, ' 26-27. Sue will receive ber diploma at tbe close of Summer School. 4 V HuJii,ili. X. C. Eclitor-in-C hiet of Voices 0 Peace. 21; Assistant Editor ot Voices of I ' racc. ' 26 ; Lotus Advertising Staff, ' 26: Dramatic Club, ' 26-27; Athletic Association. ' 26; Day Students ' Club, ' 26; Class Poet, ' 27. 4 Mai:iiia Elizauitm Hcililis (litstunin. N. C. Senior Class Representative, ' 27; Student Council, ' 27; Green Lieu- tenant, ' 27; Fire Lieutenant, ' 27; Dramatic Club, ' 26-27; Representa- tive at Davidson Conference, ' 26. Martha will not graduate, as she left scliool in the middle ot the vear. ISABELLr; HoFLEU Gutesvillc. N. C. Vice President of Pi Tlieta Mu Literary Society. ' 27; Statistics. ' 27; Gamma Epsilou. ' 27; Tin Pan- Hellenic Club. ' 27; Fire Lieutenant, ' 26; Dramatic Club, ' 26; Green Tennis Team. ' 26. M.MIY Hdi.i.e.m.vn Ruleigh. N. C. 4 El.IZAIlKTH MaiLK. ' Lll ileitoii. X. V. President of Senior Class. ' 27: President of Junior Class, ' 2G; Student Council. ■25-26-27; Statis- tics. ' 25-27; Beta Pi Delta. ' 25-26-27; President of Sophomore Class, ' 25: Dramatic Cluti, ' 27; Daughters ' Club. ' 25-27. Rc)sKMA]!Y McCoy Lauiinhurg, N. C. Associate Editor of Voices of Pcac ' 27; Fire Lieutenant. ' 27; Senior Basketball Team. ' 27; Green Tennis Team. ' 27. { RiBY Mitchell Winilsor, N. C. Green Basketball Team. ' 26; Green Tennis Team. ' 27; Tin Pan- Hellenic Club, ' 27. Lrcv Ray Monroe Sanfiml. N. C. Dramatic Club. ' 26; Treasurer of Y. W. C. A., ' 27; Green Tennis Team. ' 26-27. Av—: Maktiia M.IOMAW Bristol. Tinn. Dramatic Club. •25-26; Virginia ( ' liil). ' 25-21;. . Iaiic;ai:kt Nuholsox Washington. 3V. C. President of Sigma Phi Kappa Literary Society, ' 27; Associate Kditor of Lons. ' 26-27; Fire Lieu- tenant, ' 27; White Tennis Team, ' 27; Washington Club, ' 27; Gamma Kpsilon. ' 27; Tin F ' an-Hellenic Club. EVELYX PeACOIK Raleigh. N. C. Day Students ' Club. ' 26-27; Dra matic Club. ' 26. 9 Mai;y Ripimnsox Smith LI II 11)1. X. C. Vice President of Y. W. C. A., ' 27 ; Secretary of Pi Theta Mu Literary Society. ' 27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ' 27; White Tennis Team, ' 2ii. 4 President of Srndent Associatioo, ' 2 ' -. Business Manager of Ixirrs. I ' T; Associate Editor of Lotts. ' 26: Suitistics, ' 26-27; Beta Pi Delta, I ' T; Gamma Epsilon. -27; VarsitT r;asketball Team. ' 2€; ' WTilte Basket- rial! Team. ' 26; Dramatic Cltib. ' 2«- MlLUEEIl StEPHETCBOS BaleipTi. X. C. Dramatic Clnb. ' 27. HtiHFFTT: ( ix iors. Juiaua yr. Wilmim mn. Y. ' T. A gl j T i Hlt IICSS JJ[aS3 5 1 1 for ZitTT 2fi: Vhiie 3aaiiS ba.l Team. 26: WIiii Tennis Team, — .- de ' ft ip? ' . 27 ; 5 trE JLiKUenam . 25 ' -2fi. BaieigiL S: ' J. Aarearriaiisr 3ta of Liirrs-. Drtunaxic Zlah. 25; Afbieclc aoeiarioii. 2fi. T A-NSK WlIsciN WmITK RaU-igh. N. C. Secretary of Pi Theta Mu Society; ■SS: Choral Chib. ' 26: Beta Pi Delta. J7: White Tennis Team. ■26-27. SlIIIiLEY WlLI.IASI.S f ' ia.s ' ( ' at} . Virginia President of Athletic Association, ' 27; Student Council. ' 27; Dramatic Club. ' 26; White Tennis Team. ' 26- 27; Virginia Club. ' 26; Fire Lieu- iinant, ' 26-27. 9 At.K K El.tSABEIII WOOTON Miiiiiil OUve. S. C. Art Editor of Lotus. ' 26-27; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27; Class Prophet. ' 27; Statistics. ' 27; Vice President of Sigma Phi Kappa Liter- ary Society. ' 27; Beta Pi Delta. ' 27; (Janinui Epsilon. ' 27; Dramatic Club. ■2(;-27; White Tennis Team, DoHOTiiY YorxG Clayton. .V. C. Secretary and Treasurer of Sen- ior Class. ' 27; Chief Marshal, ' 26; Commencement Marshal, ' 2.5; Sec- retary and Treasurer of Junior Class. ' 26: Statistics. ' 26; Beta Pi Delta. ' 25-26-27; Dramatic Club. 25; Choral Club. 25; White Tennis Team. ■25-26. 4 Veuna Butleu Hoffman. N. C. Dr;unatif Club, ' 26; Green Tennis Teani, ' 2t;. Verna will receive lier diploma al the close of Summer School. Sai.lie Paoe Riiffin Raleigh. N. C. Dramatic Clul), ' 26. Sallie Page will receive her (ii- plonia at the close of Summer School. 4 Senior Class Poem 9 Tj KOM visii.ns l.right of luuis ng . - - Of L ' lvat. ' st al.pi-v. l.riglitrst fai[[u, A viiicc cauic anil wliisiicri-d soft, Til VIS, I ' cai-t- Institute, tliy name. We saw. with newly wakeneil hearts. Xew things, new wiirhls, new paths tii triad, A nniltitnile of nntrieil ways. Of valleys ,lee].. ami peaks alu-ail. AVe faltere.l Inng, lint, firm at last, We walk together, liaml in liaml ; We ' ve walkeil l.y Way i.f Wisilom ' s fount That we might drink and nmlerstand. Draughts of knowledge ilii-|i and vast Have been our |iortion day hy day; They ' ve heljied us in these reeellt years. They ' ll help us on the Future ' s ways. But all the knowledge, wisdom, truth AVill not suttiee. nor naught will do. Unless to our elass of Twejity-seven .Viid to Peaee Institute we ' n- true. So, God.less of the Future, show To us our way.s — as now. so then — Though separate ])atlis we eaeh shall take Keeji us united till the end. LaIIH ilABEI, ir.lYWOOD. 4 z:il r Senior Class History T AK],V ill tlir fall of l!i-4 rl,.v,n I ' ivsIiuhh slinllrd into Peace. V were - - (|illlc sincTr ill mil- liihiiini; f,,r | ii,,wle.lp-, l.iit. like i.raeli.-ally all Fivsli- iiieii. we had sfoi-y-lH„,k i.leas nf eliatin--(lisl,es, iiii.liiiylit t ' easfs, aiiil lii-illiaiit Week-elMJ trijis. Affel ' We lia.l I.eeli elassifie.l ami lia.l starle,! ,,111- work, le,wever. we -.,nli r,.i|liz.M lliat we lia.l lln time til ellltivate ,1111- sturv-liiKlk I.leas. Wr f.illli.l that s.-liii.il 111. ' ant w.irk as wi-ll as [ilav. ' PIiit. ' w.tc lail.-s t.i learn, nirls f.j iin ' et, ami elassi ' s In inv|.aiv fni- ami atti ' ii.l. . s iiisienitii-ani Kivsli n. w, ' tVlt v.T.v imieli tiall.av.l when the nl.l .ulrls heeaii til rush ns. W ' v niyv Invlteil tn nniii.-r.uis |iai-ll.s ami feasts. We were n. ' ver with. lilt |iarlners. We ili.l nut r. ' alize, at tli. ' tini. ' , that it was • ' rnsliing si ' asiin f.ir th. ' sneii ' tii ' S. ' I ' lnai eaiii.i tli. ' i;reat il. ' eisinn .lay. After iniieh ih ' h.-il ins with herself, .arh .me .if lis jih-iluvil Jiers. ' lf t.i a society, lint this was just thi h. ' inniiii;. Will any of ns ev.r f.n- el Initiation ilay? That .hiy we bail to obey the old .ulrls slavishly. Worldly wise we f.dl when, in Seiiteniln-r, I!Il ' .-|, w,- a.y-aiii iMiti ' ivil I ' . ' ac. . Only .seven .if the Fri-sli)m-n that lia.l shyly strolled into l ' ..a.a- lln- year liefi.r,- i ' .x|irrnai. ' ed this iil.irioiis f.-.diiii;-. IIiiw anxieiis w.- w. ' iv to ,s.... .iiir old f ri.Mids ! How eagerly w. ' siiniilil the iiiii. ' n. ' W liirls thai wer. ' lo join our class. . s wis. ' .dd So|il res We felt ev.n-y ..1111. f oiir iiniiortance. I ' lsjiecially on tlii ' .lay wli.ii th. ' S. ' iiinrs i;av. ' lis th.-ir |irivil. ' i;.-s. 11. iw hirioiis it was to liav. ' a .lati- on a school night! How wi- rev. 11. ' d in using tin- l.di[ili.iiie ! What iifort t.i stn.ly in .lur rooms! Ill this y. ' ar, also, we chose Mi s ' era K.niiitn .• as mir class t.-a.di. ' i ' . In the y. ' ars thai haw followc.l w. ' liav. ' soiighl Ii.m- advl.-. ' many limes, an. I liav. ' iiewr li.-ini tnrn. ' d away. Th.- idass .if I ' T .iw.-s nui.di of its slice. ss t.i the sii|i|iort and loyally of Miss IJ.iiintiv, . Fifty j.dly .Iiinl.irs r. ' gist.-r. ' d in S. |.l. ' iiilier, I ' .IlT, ; thirty-sev.n for the first (iiiie. Al first w. ' toiiiid .■.illeg. ' work VI ry .litfeivnl fr high sclio.d work, and il look miich liiii. ' to acciistoin oiirs. ' hcs to the change, lint, with this a.-.-oiiiiilished, aii.l th. ' |iartii ' S, rushing, ami so.d. ' ly Inlliati.m over, we ]int iniicli time and thought on th. ' hlgg. ' sl s.icial .v.Mit of th. ' yi ar, ill. ' .1 nni.ir-S. ' iiior han.|ii. ' t. C.iiil.l it h. ' |i.issihle thai we w.-iv l.i li. ' hosl. ' ss. ' s at a liam|net given at th. ' Sir Wall.r h.it.d It was ]iiissilil. ' aii.l th. ' Iiaii.|ii.1 was a givat siicc.-ss. 4 AVc liM.I all .liv:imc.l of tlir tin,,- h lini «,■ sl,.,iil,l l,r S,.,,i..,-s. l,„l ii..ii,- „f us li;i(l ic ' iiliziil tluit till- tiiiii ' fur our ilrraiiis to ciiiii! ' tnii- i as sip iirar. This ri-aliza- tioii t ' aiiir when iiiial c.xains wrri ' over ami wr wri ' c i;ivrii Sniim- [ii-i vilrurs iliu ' iiia; C ' oiiiiiH ' iicriiiciit. And it was still luiu-c iiiiin-i ssnl on oui- miinls ivlii n tlii ' Sniiors liiiiiu ' il the i;riTii an. I wliitr rililions on us ami wishnl u- a suiTi-.st ' n| Srnior Vrar. ' I ' liirty-niiir of tin- .liinim- i-lass rctui ' nnl in Si ' |itrniliiT, HUT, to wiii ' k fm- thiii ' diplomas. Lib Ji ' niiiiigs, who had so wisrly giiidrd us through mil ' So|ihoinoii ' and Juiiioi ' years, was again idioscu as our class jirrsidnit. 1 aiLi suit that wr nrMT ninld have chosen a more loyal ami sui-i-essful girl to lead mir rlass. In Xoveiid.er, I ' .lL ' T, the .l .-K 1(1,(100 I ' eaee drive l.egau. We regret (hat we shall not be aide to enjoy the tireater I ' eaee. but we [dedge our heartiest support to the eainpaigii. The dunior-Senioi- hamiuet, whieh was Indd in the spring, was a very brilliant and beautiful affair. We felt very mueli flattered to be guests at sueli a lovely hamiuet. Ami now, when the long dreamed of day has eunie, we do not want to leave. We realize that we have left many things undone; we ha e done soiih ' things that we regret. Hut we have enjoyed the days with our cdassmates ami we love our Alma Mater dearly. We h ' ave to you, O I ' eaee, a promise to be ever loyal iiii ' l true. EiJxi-:sTixK (iiNTH.uu ' , Ilislnrian. Last Will and Testament Stati; of NiiitTii ( ' CuUN ' IY UF WaKK City of Kalkk-u Pealk Insti ' iut To whom it iiKiii couvt iii--Grf fini H w ■E. tile class cif i;i:i7, ifaliziiiB lliat we niiist siion rclimniisli the joys of school life and venture furth iiitn leKicns unknown, do alTirni and maintain that we are of sound mind and hody; ami. lieing in tliis cunlition. do will and he iueath to the pei ' soiis and organizations hereinafter r.amed, liie Inilnwint; artiiles: 4 To our class teacher, Miss Kountice, we leave all the love accumulated iluring our stay at Peace. Aktici,].; II To the class of 1028 Section 1. Complying with tlie wishes of the class of lliur,, we herehy beiiueath all our virtues, inidinlinM our talents, dignity, and ,good reputation, wliich we gained only through their kind thoughts. Section 2. We leave a miml ready to grasp the fact that it takes more than baby work to pass Seiiiiu- English. Section :!. W ' c leave a profouml and loving reverence for Vooll ' !f. AuTicii: III To the class of 11129 Seclimi 1. We leave llie rei-ord of our .lunior grades in hopes that they will profit hy our good example. Section 2. We will our much u.sed and corrected WooUrij books as a token of our love and aflection. To the class of l!i30 We leave our wisdom ami ability to pass all our eKaminations. Article V To the class ot 1031 We leave our sympathy. Section 1. To Miss McLelland we will and beciueath a student body for 11)27-28 free from sluin-chiklren, morons, ignoramuses, and imbeciles. Sectii To Dr. Pressly we leave one billion dollars for the Peace Campaign fund. Section 3. To Miss Ingraham we leave a new class for all students taking Senior English, in which the art of always having the windows opened to the right extent will be studied. Section 4. To Miss Bacon we leave five copies of Dewey ' s Hoir Wc Think. Section 5. To Miss Metcalf we will a class that ■ ' follows. ArtTici.K VII Section 1. Bert Sterling leaves her love of the oi posite sex to Lois Mi-. rn. Section 2. Laura Mabel Haywooil. Mary (Jliver Ellington. Blanche Taylor, and Mary HoIIeman combine in willing their strongholil in the front winilow seat to . Iice Brogden and Bee Harden. Section 3. Lib Clarke bequeaths her Senior dignity to Xella Ward. Section 4. Sue Baker leaves her place on the Council to Janet Tucker. Section 5. Lib Wooton leaves her curls to Lacy McAden. Section 6. Polly Broadhurst wills her sophisticated airs to Laura Wall Everett. Section 7. Isabel Hofler bequeaths her happy-go-lncky disposition to Lib Allen. Section s. Hattie Belle Covington leaves her innocent ways to Aileen McKay. V Section ! . Lib Jennings wills lier fiuislied teclinique to Rebecca Brake. Section 10. Rosemary McCoy bequeatlis ber quietness to Ann Ball. Section 11. Kay Steele leaves five Inches of ber beigbt to Lili Love. Section 12. Dot Yonng wills ber babyisbness to JIary Tucker Davenport. Section Hi. Ernestine Guntbarp leaves ber record of a long stay at Peace to ' irginia Evans. Section 14. Margaret Nicholson leaves ten pounds of her weight to Betsy Baird. AliTICI.E VIII We hereby appoint Betty Vaiden Wright and Ann Hall as executors of this our last Will and Testament, and desire that they accept the trust. We hereunto set our hands and affix the seal on this thirty-first day o£ May, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. 4 (Signed) Class of 1 ' )27. Rehix ' (A Bowkn. Lcwyer Mktcalf. Laloii. Peace Institute, Raleigh, North Carolina. Senior Class Prophecy Tr was Siitunlny, Miss McbOhiiHl ' s ,lay in .■lKi|.rl, ami flic usual a)ui..iinr, ' iiHMits K,vr li.-iiif; ' iiiii.li-. Miss JIcLrllaii.l ha.l liintcl that she was saving- tlir lirst aniio ni.-( iiii-iit for tlii ' last, ami that it I ' oii.-cTiicil mily tlu ' Si-ui.irs. S.i, when the last aiiiioiiiicciia ' nt was alinut to ! ■ iiia.li-, rarli Sniior strrlclinl Iut iicok to set a bcttfi- view, and eagerly waited to hear thu gO(jd news whieii was coming her way. Sinee the Seniors have but a few more weeks witli us, said Miss McLelland, I have deeided to .nivo them as many privileges and a lvantages as possible in the time remaining. We gasjicd. I have found out, she continued, that a very good, (dean eireus has beiMi wintering here. Before they break up winter quarters to de]iart. tiny an ' opening up their side shows for oni ' day cudy. . nd as a special eoneession. 1 will pernnf any Senior to go who haiuls in her name by two o ' clock this afternoon. Now, vr don ' t want to hear of any painted lips, beeau.se we don ' t want the audiei to think that you are a part of the circus. Everybody who goes is to wear c fortable flat bet Is, an l stay close to the chaiiei ' on. The day students may join us here to go out to the circus grounds. Let us sing ntnnber 395 as a recessional. f t . ' i :20 the bell in ( ' entral Hall rang. and. as quietly as possible, we Seniors assenddi ' d. We signed up and tileil out two by two. in the customary Peace parade! Each face was merry and glad, and we walked hurriedly, with springing steps. Whi ' n w. ' i-eaiduMl the show gi-ounds, we tried to do as nearly as jiossible things that wiiubl suil e ( ' ryliody. We saw ibi ' largest snake alive ami the alligator man. Tin n we ate peppery hot dogs with inu-tard, lint withcnil onions. ( Xote the tirst display .d ' .Senior .lignity ! ) We de.ddc.l that the thin wmnan had T. B., and that tin ' tat 1 man was her son. Of course Dainty Eva was as fat as could be expected. Finally Lib Clarke, who always makes bright suggestions, reminded our chaperon that our f(n-tunes yet remained untold. At the further i-nd of the show grounds we saw, in a tapestry covered boolb, a majestic and silent Hinilu fortune feller. Some one said, lie looks real! So we went to obtain some information from ir- - t - V his oo-wnrkcr, a tiny wliitr Wdiiian with tin-d l.luc cyi ' s. She said that ihc fiirtiiiir ' s «■(■]■(■ only twc-iity-tivc i-nils raidi. and that one had to wrili ' ..lie ' s name nn a phii ' i sheet ef ]ia|ier. The iiiystii ' t.ink ihi ' |ia|)i ' i ' . and, aflei ' sayin.n ' stranf;e, nndis- tini;iiishahh ' wui-ils, [.assi ' d it thi-eii,nh a inaf;ii- snlntii.n. and - s foi ' tnne [ippeaved en it. So Hc lined np an.L nn ' at a lime, he fiave us eui- ferlunes. 1 liave made a rej.y (.r tln-m, and liere they are— El ' izalu ' lh Claiir: l ' i ' e|iare yunrself in vniei-, fur some day yen will lieeome a uri ' at ojiei ' a singer. ' oll |possess a lii;lif, musii ' al lantili that will he a great as.set to yoii. Steer clear of fair men, ami any desire for the leaehing profe-ssion. Patdnir UmaiUn, rst : Von will soon receive a iiroposal of marriap ' . Thon li fati ' may seem again.st this step, it will end ailvantaiieonsly. Vou will tiinl yourself ahh ' to assume the duties of a hou.se-wife heaulifnlly. lii ' si ' tniirii Mr(_ nf : Tli. ' re will he two .iiMMiings for life to y,,n in a short time. On. ' will he a chan.-. ' to marry and .settle ,lown. The ..ther will he in Chanlan.iua w.u ' k to do intei-esliiii; Irish ]iarts. An imiiellin}; fon-c at the tiuu ' « ill lea. I y.m t.p maki- the correct clecisiou. Isahrllr Untlrr: In (W.I yi ' ars y.m will hav.. a i;raii.| .dier tor a l. ' a.l in Z. ' i,t;h.dd K.illi. ' s. Sm ' .rss and ha)i|iiui ' .-.s li. ' li. hin.l the f.i.il lij;hts f.ir y.m. ' I ' ll. ' nnmh. ' rs ma.mi an.l twcuty-oue ari ' y.mr lu.-ky numh. ' rs. Mdjy Ilcilli ' man: Within fiv. ' y. ' ai-s y.m will h. ' in Imsimss with y.inr hushan.l. ' Phis luisiuess will n. ' .vssital. ' many .l.diyhl fnl trip-. . pr.imi iiig .-arivr is ah. ' a.l f.ir y.m. Eliiiihrll, .InniiiKjs: Theiv is Imt .m,. .■ar. ' .T ah. ail f..r y.m, that of a sulTrag. ' tt, ' . Y.m will h. m.uv ]iop ilai ' with y.mr fri.ai.ls if y.m -.m ' t hi- s.i .lown on niarriai;v. Try t.i .iver.-ome youi- hatri ' d f.ir lli. ' .ipp.isite .sex. Boherta SterJing: A career in liill collci- ' tiiig awaits you. Your talent in finani-ial values will load ynu til a great [insition. Leave Literature aluiie ' wheii tun niueli is being Red. }ll,i, rhr T,n lar: .Suon a giivernnient |iiisitiiin will lie nffend vuu fur training ingeon.s for air- serviee. Xnnilier thirteen is yiinr Ineky inunlier. Alinr ]VhHr: Fa fill- ynu lies in linMiniing an enintinnal aelress. After a sueeessful eareer yon will lie willing to many and live near watei ' ing jiiaees. Mildred Stephenson : Mneli learning and travel are in store for you. Articles written by j ' ou on Hovv lo make Hail ' ( ' url will pnielaiin your sueeess. Erclyn Peacicl ' : l ecpniber is your hiekv niontli, and twidve your lueky number. You liave a special talent in languages. To maki ' use of this talent would be of great advantage. Jloruth, Did-: A foitnne awaits y iu in making know n vonr beauty secrets. The establishment of a smart sbo|iiie in a city would make your woi-k belter known. M„,th,i Mu„nu:i,v: Yon will be the inventor of a priceless salve to make eyes bewitcdiing ! Xamely, an cvela.sh grower. L c; Mnnroe: Yonr sweet personality will enable you to make the social work which you will eventually do, a great sueeess. Friday is your lucky day. Margaret Xictiol.sun : Overcome your interest in the Turks. Resign yourself to beconiing the ]iian( idayei for the Wabbling Willow Serenaders. This orchestra will not always play at the Graml. ? .( Mitchell: A Imppy future is seen ahead for you. Before you move to Suow Hill, remcin- ber thai it never snows there, and that it is flat eountry. This bit of advice will help you to maintain your eonrage. I),, roth; Yniniii: You will ai-bieve fjreal |ii-iispi rity as the jiresideiit of a great ]Mitti-i-y nianufaetni- ing company si)eeializing [jai-ticnlarly in mugs. Kinj Stn-tr: ' T| There is a great fortune ahead for yon. You will learn of new discoveries and become a medical specialist, giving trealmerils and performing niperations in • the glands to increase growth. Sattie Faison Best: Your poise and grace will result in your biTOmiiig the wife of a diplomat. Yon will dwell ill Washington, (iuard carefully against any desire to get a diviu ' ce. Allele Blue: ' onr pink and white loveliness, and dainty airiness will assure you success in ,your dancing arts for Keith. Don ' t accept llie |iioposal that you will get from your first dancing ]iai-tner. . nd ' tis seen in the mystic ball that your second dancing partner lias threc wives and tliirlein cliililifn. Ophelia Eihjerton: A great opening awaits you in the ]irofc-sslon of jihysical education. In this life yini may apply all of y iur vim and peji! Erni ' .ftiiie C uiitharp : , fter you have made your discovery as to why a fish ilois not perspire when he swims, you will be converted lo the Christian Science faitli. You will marry a red-heade.l clioir singer an. I hold t.iit miM-tiiigs from place to place. Mary Smith : Your robust and bu.xom strength will enable yon to achieve success as a wiry acrobat of the great white tops. Sac Hamilton: A happy marriage am! iiiuoli pnisiierity is seen aheail for you. You will travel Diueli in foreign lauds. The fortunes of Essie BufFaloe and Sallie Page Kuffiu were alike, so I will give them as one : You will nuike an i ' X]ieditinu to the Xorth Pole and remain there as the nuuiagers of a Hot Dog Stand, ilay yuu ' ' nj ' iy ;i j riispcrinr [i:irfnership. Sue Baker: Marry the first man who sings to you The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Shirley Williams: After you have been marrieil fur tliree years, there will be a great temptation in your life, a lesire to elope with yiinr ehautl ' enr. Put the shape of hi,s head will displease you, and your old love foi ' your hushand will return. Laura Mabel Ilaywond: While journeying through South Ameriru as a hook agent, you will become interested in the social problems id ' that eimutry. Do not carry your soap box speeches too far, for they might lead to a revolt. Man OJirer Ellington: Do not become infatuated with tin- Prince of Wales, whom you will chance to meet in a few years ' time. Tlie ]irofessi(ui of photogTaphy would be a very fortunate choice for you. Verna Butler: You will become a specialist in Eat and (irow Thin treatments. A dark man is seen in your future. lie will add to ymir happiness. Sarah Green.: A i i-enliar eoim-idence is that you will nuirry the distinguished owner of the road minstrel shows, Silas Green from Xew Orleans. You will accumulate much wealth during your lifetime. Elizabeth Bowden: Obtain a position as a campaign manager. Great fame awaits you. 4 9 llatlie BcIJr Corliiyton: K- rrt all your vivaeioiisncss ami cli-vmirss in your [piisitiou as ciitevtaiiioi- ami h.jsf. ' S.s oji a liig ocean liner. Don ' l jilay for ni.in.y while in the earj ro.,n)s on hoard the sliiji. This woiihl mean misfortune for you. i;rl,rrr,i Bnirni: Vou will iin as a missionary lo China an. I like the eonulry so well that yon will never retni ' n to .Vmeriea. Von will nnii ' i ' v a ( ' liine.se nohlemaii and lia i ' iinn-li lniii|iine.ss. My own fortune is the last. I am delii;lil.-,| lo fin. I that in tiuie t.. e.une I shall go to Afriea to intr.idm ' e t.i tin ' nalixes a new hair sham|ioo! I .shall reiJi-esent the Lily AVhite Xon-Kink ( ' .ir|Mnati.)n. fay ve he prosiierons an. I sm-ei ' ...l in lli. d. slinies iilanm .l for us hy the inystu ' Hindu. ElIS.M)KTU Wootox, I ' l-djlhl ' t ' . Junior Class CuLiiKs: rink uitd Silnrr Flcjwer: I ' ink Hose Makv Patteksox I ' res-iilent Matm.e IIixer Vice J ' rcsiJcnt AT Am; ABET Woodeill - Secret in; Frances Hlbbarh Trea-fu er Oh. we irill ,,;, ii-snilinn I ' pnn flie hnnn, ,st«. In a .. .-... ship Iniill for .hiniors, The .v.v „ ,,o„ and me. And Peace will he our pilot. And Ihrone h Ihe .sea we ' ll .s- ( . In Ihe hesi h.al of life ' .. o,:ean : That wondeons crafl—Friendshipl The nui.- l is .■ilrnifiht. siron, . . ' tleadfasl Truth, ]Vhieh will wealher an, .■ lorn,. . iid with Sf nipath, . Lo, ul ' , . and Lore, ]Ve-ll Lee,, sweel F riend.- h i i warm. r iH.v nui,, we ..ail fon-rer. Oar rniirse krpl strai, hl and hue. O ' er lifrS honndless ocean. Wilh co,ira, e erer new. Mary Spi-rkikr. ' 28. 4 ' urn LJDi ' nTrm . )v ff Helen puinpH ' rllULi lji]nau (1)K -j ia J11H10R5 -ilflplinE. ClnA I iflmliiq EnjiD¥r ' ; 1 UamPTLaake IMellB ijRvi es Li tu LunkiELl ten HfU iJa bun AdaiE ilorden rrRnces UqqIiITI IT on 4 w ¥ JUNIQR5 [INnncu Hnrden rlntu HughE -Uaifatnii HQlemun TT9M JE nvarHjenR£iTE 1 hRlmRi-lo lBnil rrancK HuliliBrd Helen JUN10R5 s- Rubu, Lae A lePhriHcKRM C-STWyI lorris WJ ' 1 Z K 1 ' , - Anne I lelitk I UlDeUverstrer Jp li en i JUN10R5 UVRCE Jni pes ujinuierl JiHnun nutnUJiUiqm ' a Tr9n :sA I 4 Mmi ' cIi. ninvnnl mnrfli, Thr p.ul is sti-aig-ht bi-fniv lis, liritjlit is thr li,:;lit tliat guides iis mi niii- w.l.y. AViilr is tlic wni-1,1 Miiil (in.Ts l.lue sky is o ' er us, Daughters of ] ' c;icc, Be stroiig ' fi)r Iht toilay. JIarcli, onward iiiarfh, Til.- rnii.l islilaznl hrforeus By all flu- utli,.i-s « lin have gone aliea.l. Lift higli tlie tor.-li. that all may sec anil know ns, Daughters of Beacc, On whom the light is shed. Mareh. ninvard maivh. Be ever true and luyal To ,mr ideals and lliat f..r wliieli Pi-aee stands — Ever iihreast. t.i swill th.- e.diinin i-nyal. Daughters of Peace. The world is in your hands. il.UiTU.V Bk.uj.uv. ' 26. Commercial Class Mcm-n: Dr Hln .lhilil,,, n ' l,„h; ;i, . rrsi,n,isih;iil, Fi..invkk: .Viirrrh, X. ' il Unsr ( ' (ii.oHs: I ' lirpir ,iiiil(l,ihl Annk CwENAriiii Pnsiilnit Madeline Barnes Tire President -y OfTAViA Bryan Secretari Ejiir.v SirELiUKNE _ Treasurer Miss Hi, am he IJdW.MAN FiieiiH i A il riser fOM.MKKt ' lAL KOI. I, Madeline Barnes Ej.izahetii Li ' ndy OcTAViA Bkyan Marie Patterson Frances Bisbee (Jladys Pekry AXNE f ' AVENAl ' lJIl KaTHERINE PiTTMAN Li TA Belle C ' iiaitell Irene Pure LdRETTA (. ' lIRISTENSEN ( ' aTMEKINE PoWELL Ida Ci-rkie Evelyn Pankin Makia (i(ir;iiAN Makv IIiilt Reajis ElPVril HnLLOWAV E.MILV SlIELlllKNE Mai:c:aret Wrkhit irM.iclinr I!:ii-iics. (),-lnvi;i Ilrviii,. Liitii 11.11 ( ' liiii.!,,]!, Mni-ir Pdlfn-suii. (ihidvs IN ' i-ry, ;iii,l Miu ' v llnli Kc nns, ,,r il,,. S(.r,,ii,l Vc ' ii- Cniiiiiinvial ( ' hiss, arc the ullirial t |,ists r,,i- the lili ' T P.rns m)m1 V,,iers of I ' eare. U f:Zfyii c 1f.o£l.KieT3ah! lei En.LyShtLbuv,k Och,v.,- ft4 llf i Eti SRbt ' T h Lu-r iy E dvnrh ' l t JUUH pvi b£c CftThfc- : eTinTr« TJ Sophomore Class Betky Baird Pn-siiliiil Varina Boyette _ Sccrchinj La(_ ' y McAiiEN Treasurer ' f Bktsy IjAIUII Saiiie Ray Kaknek Vakixa Uiiyette Alice BuiiuDEN FkAXCES BfSBEE Alice Cakk Margaret Daniel Thelma Davis Elizabeth Earle IIyaii.xtii (tARXER REiJErcA (Jay -MwnHA (iRIVER SAKAir (iKIVER JllKErHINE IIarton MaUI AKKT lldLIIINi; IvriiiE Lee Ellsadeth Love Lacy McAden Cornelia McDowell Cornelia McKimmon Letitia Mason Dixie Middleton Makea Penney Josephine Richards Margaret Shoot Xa.nmk Sylvester DoiiiiTiiY Ward Maiii ahet Wells I vp i i i ft 6o |efffe vlKThAl tyi.v e I ' 1-; iii SOPHOnORE SNAPSHOTS Junior Preparatory Department PliEPARATllKV III LUCI1,I,K ERDMANNS Maey Carlton Uavin (. ' ARV Petty PREPARATORY II Mary Simmons Anhreh Plorenoe Bavman s Nur.i, Hav KATIIRT.V KlI.I.KTTK Dorothy Dunk PREPARATORY I SEVENTH GRADE SPECIAL STIUIEXTS 4 Mrs, II. T. Pf, IE Covington Crow HKT1I DOHTf H is nm ' ' -V ■■ ' ■■- ' nw)( E RiwcA Student Coiinci Kay Steele Presidnit Elisabeth Jennings Vice President Sue Mae Baker Secretary Madge Riner Treasurer Elisabeth Jennings, President Senior Class Maey Patterson, President Junior Class Elisabeth Love, Student Body Representative Shirley Williams, President Athletic Association Martha Hobbs, iSeiwor Class Representative Maude Croom, President Y. W. C. A. ULISAfeETH L STUDENT COUNCI L ria,RTHA Hoses Mauoc Groom Marv Patterson ywcA. CABINET LLisflbeTHVjcicTar! EUsRbeTK CLn i e SHLLie ' He.sT v r DoToHvj Dick Sigma Phi Kappa Officers Margauet NiciiuLsiiN _ President Elisabeth Wootun _ Tire President Elizabeth Clakke Secretary DoKOTiiY Dhk _ _ Treasurer gr--yv - Sigma Phi Kappa Literary Society lAX BEXI Ba BOYK Rebkcca Br. ke Marcie Brice Dorothy Britt Brown- ;!. ' Bu-v ILlSSELl. HA HOBBS ARET Holding lit-BlE Lee Helen Clabp Embabeth U Daphne Cl.irk I,A( V M.Adkn Elizabeth Ci vrke I,OIS MrARN Jesse Paul Colev I ' ORXE lA M. n Margaret Cook .Ml.KKX Ma. Kai Mai-de Croom Cornelia M. K Ida ClERlE Mar.:aeet Ma. Margaret Daniel 1-AXXTK KO..ER ANNE MELI.K Mart Tickee Daveni ' o t Dime Middlet Xella T tes UIBV MIT.HEL Elijabeth Eaele I ' ATITERINE M... Ophelia Edgerton Lalaxt. Monro Victoria Edwards 1,1 lY Monroe 9 Pi Theta xVIu Officers I ' ArLiNE JJkuaijiu ' ust F resident IsABELLE IToFLEB Vicc President Mary Smith Secret ari Jeanettk EiiN ' ST Treasurer Pi Theta Mu Literary Society Caslton Gavik Salue Pa(;e Ri Gordon LiLUE Mae Scr Geeex Magoie Sears RET Green SHEI.DOS Shaw Greex- Harden Mary R. S-mith ES Hatch Mildred Smith Hay GR-ME SXII ' ES Mabel Haywood Helen Stamm s Heath Wixifekd Stam ,LE Hokuer Xell St ton Holi.emax Rl-TH Stanton Holloway Mildred Stei-he Lassiter VOICES aPEACE 4 neeecca Douie m Ro e.cna.ftv ncLov r A -33 Wi SSSSI W i§|iliHM I H vfwI HiLh ' - 4 Dramatic Club El,IZ. I!ETH Al.I.EX Retsv Baird Sali.ie Best Hazel Bkowx Anxe Cavexauoh Dorothy Di k Lmi.LE Eedjiaxns Skii:niiira Jeanette Kl.lSAIlETll .IeXMX AlLEEK MatKaV Annk Mei.ick Ma DOE RlXER WlXIKKED StA.MM Kay Steele llITFI WlLLIA.MS Ki.isaketii WooTO ScENK Fiia.M Mice and Mes Scene Fhum Mke axu Men y-z? May Day Scenes v CHORAL CLUB n. Sii,- Hamilton. .T.isfi.liin,- Ha Sinoi.f. Margaret Tliorntoii KATTY KORNER KLUB COMMENCEMENT MARSHALS ErilM, ( -l,.sl,.. EJ-,Ttoii. Ann.- ( ' :i v,.,nusli, Miii-.v ' TiwIiPr rj iv.-iii, HALL OF FAME DAUGHTERS ' CLrii Molly AlU ' ii. Amu Hall. Miiiiuii BenrliiT, lili jibelli liowd.Mi, Pauliin- Ui-oiullmrst Oiliivia Brvan Alice Ciirr. iMailde Croom, KliraliHli Dunn, Mary O. Ellington, Nancy Harden, Kliaabuth Jennings. Irene ' Little, Lacy MeAdi-n, Lois Mc-Arn, Cornelia ShKimmon, Primrose MePlierson. I titia Ma.son, Catherine Monroe, Emma Burns Norris. iMary PaClerson, Lucile Perry, Sadie Hoot, .Slieldon Sluiw, Kay Steele, Annie Vass, WASHL GTO. CLUH Addic- llaidrn, l-Jnnl,! Slu ' lbninr, Kli .ahelli Ctukr. M;n-;,ivl Wary Tni ' kc-r llaveni..irt -£:_ Jeanncieu Ernst. Laii TIN PAN-HELLENIC CLUB Mai-ijarHt Snha .pli. M, DoMell Tiitip I Ilev Ti Slielbiune Mludi, fiRk biVHnport Bpts Bb Tot Djms BaM Bee Lee H LL OF SILENCE Lib Eni-Ii tiaiik Hubbaiil, Mar o Jiik Bikei Pete Truax. Billv T ilh ke-. Cippie Powell. Ruby •Miteh. Harry Covington, Vic Edwards ' , GAMMA EPSILON Is;ilirllr llllfl,.!-. U,.l.r rJon.lliy Voiiiis;, Ai.iie XVI: ISKTA PI DELTA I WiiMoii. ilaiy l ilt.-ison. Elis.ilrelli Love, Elis.il)etli Jennings. w-, v Vt;; a Offillks of AriiLEuc Assoc iatiun WHITE gy:m team flREEN GY.M TEAM GREEN TENNIS TEAM Virginia Evans. Rosemary McCov. Marsnret Cook, Ann Ball. Dorothy Britt. Emily Sliellii; Baird. Maude Croom, R ib.v MiUiieil. I apiine Clarke, Lui-y Monroe, Jlanan Wiii-lit, Marguer Mary Dobyns 4 WHITE TENNIS TEAM Dixie Middleton, Hazel Broyvn, Cele.ste Kdgerton. Virginia Campbell, Kathleen Stevens, Shirley William,?, Lucile Perry, Ida Currie, Mary Carlton Ciavin, Frances Hubbard. Margaret Nicholson, Elizabetli Earle, Catherine Powell, Alice Carr, Varina Boyette. Anne Cavenaugh, Mary Gray Quinn I ' .Mol; i;A;-,KI%l i. l,l. I h.AM -y - JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Jlcllx All,-ii. .M. ' i PREPARATORY III BASKETBALL TEAM Hall, XhII i Wanl. Luc ilr f:r.ln ( ' l,fi-i Liiidr YELLS What ' s the matter with Peac She ' s 0. K.! He! Ho! Hay! Tyack, tyack. tyack, tyack, Tyack, tyack, tyack! Boom rah! Boom rah! Here we are! Here we are! Peace! L 2, :;, 4. :!, 2, 1, 4, Who for? What tor ' ? Wlio ' re yoii gonna yell t ' or ' i Peace! Peace! Peace! S u ■ ' Ik-- i WMm. f Peace as It Isn ' t DliAMA ' l ' lS PI ' IISOX.K Lui — .1 Pence girt. Kay— .1 Peace jirL Cakoi.ixe — The inunl. Otiier Pence girls :iiiil teiicliers in iiinsiinerade. Time: After the Cniupaigii. Pliiee: Greater Peaee, in the roiiiii of Lih ami Kay, an.l in the Peaee Assem- bly room. ACT I (lirl ' s r.ioiii at Peae. ' Lih an.l Kay Kay: Lib! Lib: Uh? Kay: Lib, it ' s ten o ' cbiek an.l we havi- i iily an hour to dress. Liii: Uh? Kay: Lib, today is Weihiesday, and we have two elasses— let ' s get up. Liii: Kay, please I ' ing for the maid fn bring imr (dioecdate and I ' ll get up. iKiiji i„ishcs Uw hittlnn eniieeiiieiilli, phiee.l , ,,■ hniil nf her heij. The maid enters.] Kay: ( aruline, jilease bring onr eln late now. ( ' aroi.ixk : Yes, mum. (Caruthie ijaex oat. reappeariaji ia a fete minatex witli a trail.) Liii: Thank ynu, Caroline. This sponge cake is truly delicious. Kay: AVhat time dn elasses begin today, Caroline? Cahoi.i.ne: I heard iliss iL ' Lcdland say they start; at ilev ' n Inday, Mum. Kay: W(dl, you may come back at tin minutes of eleven to take onr silk cushions down to the class room fur ns. Cauolixe: Yes, mum. (Stie i inx nut.) Kay: That delightful chocolate was sn refreshing. I ' m still slcpy. though, for you know we didn ' t get in from the ball at the Sir Walter last night until one o ' clock. Lib : Yes, dear, I am sh ' epy too. Shall ive go to classes today i 4 9 w Kay: Oh, l.t ' s .lo. It will In- fin,.- Lni: All ri.ulit. (Sli, ris,s n,rl i.iil.s lirr ir„ .Uiinl ' ilii. umniuj llir l,irr frncl.-.K „l„l jrirrlr,! .v ;y, ,r,-.v srul I ,■ ,r,l .,„ I li r llnor. tu llir mnhn,,„,ni hiirr,,,!.} Kav {(iui,,,, In Ihr iriinlnir „,„ pu lnni, .isi.lr Ihr nrl, hi pr.sl ri ) : 11, ■Un, swfrf (lic ' kc ' V l.ini, sini; f..r iiu ' s..iiic. Liii (T,,  , , „,, l,rr ,i,,l,l,„ riiris) : K;,y, ,|iii( talking tn tin- r-.nr.ny :iii l list,-,, Ui lllis. Miss M,-l,rllillMl lllis :i]i|,.,illlr,l lis II •, ,111111 i I t.T t., pllin ll 1 1 1 crtil i 1 1 lllrll t for ti. night. Kay: I ' s She siihl iinthing to iiir! Liii: Oh, sh, ' s;n,l shr h:itr,l not to siv voii iMTs,,ii;illy, hut slir was so Inisy Irving to got 11 .hit,- foi- Siillir Kiiisoii n.sl an. I tohl in. ' t.. talk t.. y..ii. Sh. sai.l that this ..iil.i 111- tin- Ki ' st night sim-i ' fh.- winning of tin- cainijaign thai n.i [larty was |i|aiin. ' il. Sli. ' thinks it ' s sii.-h a sham. ' for tin- girls to have to study — so li.iring. Kav: What .-an w.. ,l.{ Lin: Oh 1. 11.1, Tv. ' tin- h.-sl hh-a ! L.-fs liav.- tlio faculty dress in inasi|n, ' ra.h. oostnin. ' s ai ' . ' .. riling t.i (diara.-t.n-s ihoy ' .l iiiosl lik. ' lo ropn ' si ' iit. Vou kii.iw llicy ' JI do anything lo ainiisi ' the girls. IvAv: Vi ' s, an. I tin- girls i-an .livss up, f..... Liii: An. I ivfivshin. ' i.ls .s.-rv.-.l, an.l liii.l.ly Frltcr ' s ..r.-h. ' stra! K.w: That ' s fin.. — hut it is t.ai niiniu.s ..I ' i ' I.ai-ii. Vi- nuist start t. .-lass, AVhat hav w,- in English t,,.lay ].ii; {Unnl.-:): A l..vo |.... ' iii, rirhiv ,1. s.-ri|.l iv. ' , an.l vivi.lly iiii|.assi..nc.d. Kay: OIi that ' s .-asy I What liav.- wo in llalh ? Lib ( . ' .v . .v) : I ' lol to sral. ' , .Mil.-. Sianliny ' s .1 ,, . ,, Alf.rli,,,,. giving thi ' d.-|itlL of ihi ' riv.M- ..f Inidination and tin- aiva of llic Citi of A fj.-rlinii. That ' s ca.sy, to.i. lint Ii. ' IT is ( ' arolini ' . Kay: ( ' arolin.-, I.ring tin- pink silk nisliion to.lay lo iiiatidi my .hvss an.l tin ' gohl t.i inat. ' h Liir.s. Liii: AihI hring tli. ' iiot..ho,,ks with lli.- hlii.- and yol.l la.-.- .-..v.-rs for ni|-.. {TItrii Iri i ,htn,)ili, .hnn, llir slims. ) . ( ' T 11 A.s.si-mhly Ko.nn at (ir.-at.-r I ' .-aci- Vai-i.iiis t.-arhoi-s an.l girls in inas.|ii.-ra.lr .■.isttiiii.-s or in cvi-iiiiig ilrcss. Tin- s.-i- |i.-ns with a grand inar.-h, [dayi-d hy llinMy F.-ll.-r s .iirhi ' stni, si-i-.-(-ii.-il hy ].aliiis. .Miss .Mi-l.i-llaii.l I. -a. Is tin- inar.-h with Aih-i-n M.-Kay. Ninoty-fciur 4 S- A 9 Miss MrLKM.AM. (I.nirnn ll,r marrli ninl ir„ll.-,,i,, ii , l„ Kll,, ' Mar (utnimn): Wliv, Kllic Mar, .Iriii-, ynu Mivn ' f sill, lying ;il Miir iMi ' ty, iiiv yoii Ki.MK Mak {(irarrfulli, ,!nnrn„, lirr Human ,„ „ anaia.l hrr): 01,, „„, Miss iIrl,,.IIaiHl, J was only iva.liiif; lln,a,r. Miss M.Lkm.am.: W.-II. I «..iil,l ii.,i ,l,.| ' , wish you «dul(i iniii ilic iiici ' i ' V iiiaki ' i-s. Ill nf lllal lilrasui ' c, 1,111 I Ellie Mae: OIi, Miss McLcllaii l, wlial a .ynrncnns I ' i.Tn II,. ,l,,ll y,,,, mak, ' ! And grt-cn is s,i lire, lining t,i y,,ii! Miss M.Leli.a.m, : Thank y,ni, Klli,. Ma. , I hav,-n ' t f lt hi tliT siii,-c w. v,ni fill ' i-aniiiaign. Is my in.s,. shiny? ( ii-ai-i.nis, 1 iniisl ,hnnv s,iiii,. mmv. (SlirJ rip.i friskihi airui u„- In ' ,- Inrs.) Miss Sta. kk (Cliapn-nn nf II,, ■ hall): Miss Ali,-,. ( ' . Sin.ng! Cniu h,.iv lliis instant ! Miss Ellis. l,M,k at iIh.s,- slnnis. I ,l,iiri ,-aiv if th, ' gym ,.lass,s ,1,, k,-m- tliiMii! Ami that iin| ,.ssihl,- mi,|,ly aii,l tic! Miss Ki.i.is (.1 ..,, , ,„ „.,„ ,): Sli,,rking! Ai„l h,T .lia|„.|y liinhs ,.i„.h,s,.,l in w,j(ilcn sdcks, an, I I ' anvas siirakiTs. Mls.s Stager: Ami thus,. Ha|.|HTish i-ingi. Is all ,iv,r h,T h,-a l ! ifiss Stko-X,: ( ■■ ; ,  ; ,r,,l ,i,,i a pai,- ,,f ,hiinh h, ' lls u, II,, ' !,- fa,;:«) : A fig f,.r thai; {SI,, ' ln ,s . all,, ,„■,;■ l„ .! ;,„ :,■.,„; ' ,■, „■],„ Is ,h; ' ss,;l ' as a hliisli iii j l,-l ' ,ilaiil, ' } Miss liiMwiM-, 1, ' t ill.. il,.|miiistrat,. t,. ymi thi. valii,. aii,l iiiiii,.i-taii if rciiii-ing hy gymnastic rxi ' ivis, ' . LiH AViiiiTd.x : Lih Jennings. 1 imv.t ,li,l i ' iij,.y ,laii,-ing, an, I 1 kiiinv y.ni .l.m ' t. Let ' s sit in this ,|iiiet spiit ami talk. I)i,l y.ai li,-ar fmni Ci.ini,- t.nlay Lin Jenmx.is (  „ l„i„,,l,l,, „„,.): ] l,av,-iri l,i,ike.l thn.iigh my mail t.i.lay, an, I I riMlly ,l,iii ' l i-aiv whetlM i. 1 In ar fi ' ,im liiin ,,i- ii,it. Lii. W. ( ;,■ •; , ,,•,, ): AVhy Lili-hiit .hin ' l y,.ii hn,. him Lid J.: Oh, well, ynu aiv n,it int,.ii-st,.,l in Ciniiin an,l 1 w.-uhln ' t I.oi-l- you for anything hy talking alxuit him. Lid W.: Iliihl Oh, hav,. y,iii s,.,.u Mrs. .MrL,.ll,-ni,U Sli,. looks gor,gcous— as usual— in rod vi lvil trimimM «illi rhin, si..ncs. .Sh,. is a S|iaiiish (lam-,M-. ,if course, with Inr ri. h hhn-k hair luvomingly anaiig,%l in S|.anish slvlo; and Ina- aeccssorirs aiv all to matrh. ,v,l sli|i|„-rs ami lios,., ami iv,l ■■anings that ,lroii to the should, ' i-s. Sh,. g,it th,-in in h.inor of th,. ,i|i,.ning ,if (iivatrr Vrurr. Lin J.: Listen! I hear her miisieal v,ii,M. in ,-,inversation. Mr.s. MrLEELA.M, {F,;.m II,, ' „lh,r , ' „,} „f II,, ' ,„,„„): I just a,lore that jazzy piece the cirehcstra is playing! 1 get so hori ' il hy the classi.-al things ami ol,l folk 4 soiins tluit fill ' girls pliiv on llicii- vifti ' .,l:is. ( ' Jtr. Bi-awlcv, let ' s do the Cliiirlcsfnh — (11- (In y,,u ivri -i- ihc rriucctoii Mu, ' . .Mks. FnWLKK ( I ' . i.ul. ' nnj n, u Mrs. MrL,ll,nnl ,n„l Mr. li r. irlr i ) : I ' lir,!,,,! me, l.Ut 1 W:M|I this .lalH-r. TlKlt f.li.l l ' ..ulr llMS wnn-ir,l llie, imhI I lliusi .l lllrr tn get iiiys,-ir m1iii. . lics. MeLKi.i.A.xi.: Oh, I ' ll f..rgive ymi. Th.Te is ph iisiiiv riiuugh in ivateliiii!; |] . (inisite ]i:ii- ly nf vein- tighl yelhiw satin wifli Mi-, lirawh ' v ' s hhiek velvet |iage enstnne-. Mks. Fnwi.iK l_l,v shr irallzr.s) : Ves, it has always lieen my anihitn.n to hi- an opei-a-singn-, an.l that ' s xvhy Vm divsse.i as ,,ne I. might. Mks. .Mel.n.i.A.xn: Oil. Miss M.t,-alf. uhat a lovely gown y,.n havr ..n ! V.,n is just too swort foi- words. And what tin iinnsiial idea to have a gilt frame uroliii 1 ynii. Why, yon look like an ohl-fasliioned ].ieture! Miss ilKTe. r.|.: That ' s what J represent. Jilts. M, Lem.a.xii: Of what period? Mis.s Mktc.m.k: The anteh.dlnm pi-riod. Mks. MrLK.M,. xii: And the exact .lati-? Mi.ss Mktcai.f: l :i , 1 think one hundred years hefore tlir o|,iaiing of Cre.atei- Peaee, liiit I am not sure. 1 wish very niiicdi ih.-it yon ' d hiok it nj) and hr i- I ' lain. Oh, h. ' avms: Mrs. ,M.,ore has .-onio in late! How nniisnai: Sonn-lhing must have liaii|Mi,ed to mak, ' her hit.-. : 1ks. . I, Lku.am,: I siipiaise it took her so l,mg to gel that ela.ssi, ' Cr ek rohe arrangeil. and she ninst have spent hotirs an-anging those seemingly sini|il .-oils anmiid her slia|Mdy head. Mus. . 1 IE [Slrnllnul nrrr U, .si, i; lilllr H,,l 1 1 ril I . irliu is Iri iii, Ininl I., fujhl ihnrii lirr riiih,, rni.ssiiiriil iiinl .iiirr iiilo ill, ' .s uril .if II, r hull) : Come, dear, regain y.inr .■omposniv. llon ' t lot : Ii.ss M T.,dlaiid s,v yon erying. It will hurt her so. 1 k al M.argnerite Karnes. That pink and hlue h.-illet costume is a lov(dy fit for her hcanlifnl form. Ilcar, won ' t yoii go over and a-k her to sing a solo for us? Xo ouc is looking .at y.iii. (.l.v ' Wc. , Vinjiii,,, Er,i„s) Thai poor child is so liniid. Now, if sh, ' wen- only like you- Vila. IMA : .Mrs. . l...,iv. d.. you think this hcad. ' d hiack georgette gown heeomiiig? Of course, I am too lall to wear a trailing skirl, Inil 1 ,ani always more satisfied if my dress is long. Oh, look at that gorgeous Mis- Ivirkpatrii-k in that nheaiii silver gown ! 4 V ' Miss Kibkpatkh-k : Why Vii ' giiii:i, I (lidn ' t kimw ymi witli Vdur mask on! Have 3 ' ou seen Miss Bowman? Virui.n ' Ia: Yes, she has on :i ln-illiant sj)anglril oi-:nif;r ilrcss witii tight waist and tiaiv skirt. 1 think she is a Mypsv. If yon kei ' l hi. iking you ' ll find her. (Spying her hrlurrd M is.s McIa-IIuiuI) Miss M -L(dhind, ali.mt that week-end at Carolina- shall we go next Saturdaj ' ? Miss Steele: Has either of you — oh, here she is! Bert, I should have known you anywhere by that sweet and girlish white ruffled muslin. Dear me, I thought I would wear a simple froek for once Avhen I ehose this orehid satin. (Bert iniirmiirs smiii ' tli i)i i iihinil lu ' ir simi xlie Inokf: in iirrhiil. aiul inljusls tlif piiil- hiiii on liri- black cnrh. ) Look at that comical Kay Stc ' le trying t(i look like C ' h opatra ! Beet: I think she is charming. Miss Step;le: Oh, Bert, no one can persuade you to criticize any one. Do go and help Lib Wooton. Her beautiful golden wig is slip]iing off! Aileen (T ' unidhi. in u snfl. ( nnllr roirr): May I hi ' lp, too Oh, Lois McArn, yon startled me! I ' leasc rhm ' t make sii much miise — my nerves are rather delicate. You know, since wi ' wnn the camjiaign and Iniilt this gorgeous Peace I haven ' t got enough exercise. Miss McLell. nd (Dancinij with Rusatiin .S ' yAc.s. irhn is dressed a s a tail Romeo) : How wonderfully our party is going! Every one is so happy and natural since the newness has worn off our assembly room and the lovely frescoes have become familiar. Isn ' t Peace heavenly since we won the campaign ! V -y :5i 1? Peace as It Is THE PEACE (JIIiL ' S WEEK SUNDAY When Sinulay comes we sigh with joy. No clanging class bells jar our rest, For on that day to church we go. All decked out in our room-mate ' s best. From Sunday school and Church we coi Almost a thousand boys check by In Lincolns, Cadillacs and Fords — We bravely stifle down a sigh. With eyes demurely downward cast We homeward bend our lingering step. Till thoughts of chicken and of sauce Bring dimples and an added pep. 4 MONDAY When Monday morning ' s wash is done And flaunting bravely in the sun, We dress and saunter up the street To show ourselves a little treat. Itild Ihe Cally we trip with joy, f ' iiliri ' ly ignoring tliut certain boy, An i calmly order banana split, Whiili with the waiter makes quite a 1 IJut as the shades of night drop down And shadows thicken all around. We Peaceward wend our weary way. Exhausted by our shopping day. -,VVv TUESDAY Wheu, on a Tuesday evening. The dinner-bell sounds its call. We think at once upon dessert And hurry down the hall. What joys awake in maidens ' hearts. What smiles flit round our lips. As. crying. What will it he tonight? Each eagerly dinner-ward trips! First courses soon are cleared away. Excitement is at its height; And at last, long-awaited, appears dessert. Greeted by gasps of delight. It ' s pie! the maidens cry with glee; Chocolate! No! Caramel! All wrong! I know it ' s lemon- It ' s piquant sweetness I smell! Then quivering silence reigns. But not the silence of gloom; We devour the fragrant sweetness As butterflies sip on a bloom. WEDNESDAY On Wednesday, all our lessons done. I ' P the stairs we quickly run; Into our dainty hiking shoes We slip, and chase away the blues. For miles, it seems, we hike along. Singing a glad and joyous song; Then back we rush, our faces ruddy. All full of zeal for food and study. if THURSDAY When Thursday comes, how glail we are I cannot possibly say; Twould take more words than I can lind. ' Cause Thursday ' s vhIUikj ilny. ' We mustn ' t forget to put in our slips. Or Miss McLelland will say, Why didn ' t you put your request in on time ' ? No, nol — well, this time you may! Then, happy, we skip and dance up the stairs— We ' re going calling, you see! Just ' spose she hadn ' t let us go; In what pitiful plight we ' d he. Wed have to sit here in this dull old place All afternoon, oh my! And w atch the othei- girls go out. Dear me. how we sliould sigh! ' Cause you know you have an awfully good tin Just going to see some one As you do when you are hack at home — It ' s really .iust lots of fun. 4 9 FRIDAY When dinner ' s done on Friday night We laugh and joke wilh all our might. ■ For soon, we know, it all must end And our way to chapel we must wend. Miss May McLellaud starts us right By telling o£ David ' s thrilli ng fight, Or of how Samson lost his glorious strength When his hair was cut by a scheming wench We sit enthralled, as still as mice. Our hair on end, hands cold as ice: Our Sunday ' s lesson thus we learn And our teachers ' highest praises earn. SATURDAY We never worry ' bout our classes. But look at things through rosy glasses. On Saturday. ' Round the halls we gaily laugh. And romp and rush to get our liath. On Saturday, We primp for hours, but are never late To get to see our dearest date, On Saturday. Into the parlor each coyly trips, A trembling smile upon her lips. On Saturday. From September to June 9 OrENING DAY Aiuii ' ! Jly. l)iil yim look gond ! ' Scrpiiiiis, ciiiliniccs, tlirills, a ooasploss px- cliaiigo of vacation cxinTii-iiccs — tliosc trll ns thai llio oM girls have rotunicil. And after tliciii coiiic new faces, witli List. ].allietic air. Here is a little girl lugging four big suitcases, ami there a tall girl tli|ii)antly jiaviiig the taxi-fare that she knows is too high. Xew luggage, li;inilsipiiie ami shining, new shoes, the first new fall .Ircsses. timidity and pi-eti-nd. ' d s(.|diistii ' ati(in — these tell ns that the new girls havi ' arrived. Alice Cake, ' 29. 4 MOUXIXU WALK Soiin after rising gong rings in the nnii-n .Vm.ilier l. dl rings, an.l we stiH. a .vawn, ' rnmhle ont of I.ed -as w shonld have d.me heforc Toss on onr idothes ami rush foi- the denr. We come rehicfantly down the staii ' , Eubbing onr eyes and arranging enr hair; At firet we ar.. sh.w an.i nearly asleep, Lilt soiin we get iie|i as we go u]i the street. Makth.v Moo.-maw. ' 27 - f Ll, MOHNIXG MAIL A liiizz aii.l I ' liiltrr fills (Vntiiil Hall. Uixht iMUjjlitfr floats alnnit. Every chair is jiacki ' d and jaiiniicil w ' itli gii ' ls, sitting ii tlic anus, mi the hacks, on each other ' s hips. A ripw of teachers lines the sofa, ami an ever changing line of girls passes before it, iioihling to this one, smiling at that, stopping to speak to another; making time with all. (iirls lean against the halustrade, girls pass up and down stairs. Hooks ai-e hea|ied everywhere. . long qiii ' Ue, noisy and ii-regnlar, winds from the ) coriddor into the oflice. Such cides as Hurry, the hell will ring! aud Maggie, liny fivi ' grecais for me! sound above the other racket. Suildenly the post office d ■ hursts open and Little Lady hurries out, a waste basket of letters in either hand, ( ' ailing J ' l-octors! Procters I she disappears into the parlor. A group of girls ipiickly joins her. The faeult,y rise as one woman ami Hock to the post office, laughing and talking, passing one another letters, flourishing papers from home. Girls shout to the proctors to hurry. Girls shout to their room mates to Bring mine to class— I gotta go! Ilubbuh reigns. Caroline, unpertui ' bed, punches the bell, aud, with loud expressions of annoyance, evei-yone disapjiears ilown stairs. Roberta SxERLiNii. ' 27. 4 HOMESICKNESS Oh, school is a great place To pass nine months away ; You like the girls and the school life, Till the newness dies away — Then you wish von were at home. You like the days of sunshine, The days all bright and gay. But wdien the rain pours ilowu in torrents From a sky of lea len gi ' ay- - You wish von were at home. 9 When all tlic world is covered With :i cold, wliitc sheet of snow, AVhi-ii voiir fiiifiiTs are hliie, and ycju shiver. Ami your s]iii ' its are sinking low — You wish you were at home. When the jjinif;- rings in tlie morning At the early liour of dawn. And you have to slij] into i ' y clothes With many a slii er and yawn — Vou wish you were at Iiohh ' . Yes, you love your work and teacdiers, You enjoy ' nmst every idass. But wlu ' u the work is ]iiled up heavy, And you doiiht if you ' re going to jiass — You wisli you were at home. Alice Carr ' 29. WINTER ON THE CAMPUS Dismal, damp, f.irhini. Forsaken hy Summi-r The eam]ius lies nniurning. Branches writhe ami toss In the cruel galc ' s. And fn.zen t.Mis fall From tin. sky. Tlie h.aves hang lif(dess And linip, e.xpose.l To the t(U-turi- of winter ' s Stinging lash. (Jrov(ding, the w ithereil grass Bends low and cdings Up.m the e;,rlh. iI, li(i. RKT NiCHOL.SON, ' 27. One Hundred Four . 4 PEACE BELLS There are bells of cheer And bells of woe; There are bells to come An.l hells to go. There : a bell in the iii(,rniiig Which means a walk; There ' s a bell for (Jliapel Whieli means ilon ' t talk. There ' s a bell for watch, For prayers there ' s one; There ' s one to begin work, And one when it ' s done. One comes ' most anytime, It ' s loud and shrill, It wakes lis and scares us — That ' s for iMre Drill. There ' s a bell we like When work is o ' er; It means slee]). and rest. Anil Close your door! Eliz. beth Jenxixos, ' 27. 4 9 SEREXADES A serenade in the days i.f old Was a sweet, romaiitii- alVair, And maidens iirvt-r vcntiiii ' d i ' nrtli Tlirii- l„,ldn.-ss t„ dc.darc. Jim, hidden siiiVly ,,nt uf sight, Did list to drliylilful airs ' Idiat tio;itrd n|. t.. the I la Iccinies ];..nH,tc alinxv till- stalls. Ami Invers. standing iindrnioatli, I ' liiircd (lilt their liemts in song To the unseen lady of tlieiv ehoic-e— rnseeii, hut t ' lill of idianii. How iliti ' ei-eiit a serenade at Peace, With all its rlanioi- ami shout; ' ou ' d think the Imilding was on fiiv To see the gilds rush out. They erowd against the railing. Laughing and singing «itli glee; Some glanee from .lim or .lohnny Tiny hojie to get, you see. The si ' i-enades so long ago fay have lieeii more romantie, lint I wonder if girls then got the fun That we do in oiir grand ]ianie. S, LI.IE F..MSON Be.st. ' 27. 4 .yvv ' A FIRE DRILL Ding! Diiii;! Ding! Sur-li :i i-l:ifti-r in tlif mi.l.ilc i.f the niglif. AVc jimjipi-.l nj. an.l ycllcii. WIkitV the mnttirr ivitli :ill ..nr niiglit. Firu (;.)iig! Fin- Gong! rrii ' d seVfr;il i { tlic girls, As tlic-y hanged down their windows all in a whirl. We rnslied to the doors to form a straiglit line. For we had to he there at a eertain time. Siiddeidy, a piercing shriek arose in tlie air — Then Lih Wooton ajipeared. tearing her liair: My watch, my watch! Oh, I ' ve drniip,.,! my watch! Then iJert Sterling rnsh,,! from her dnnr, Di-es.sed in her fur coat and fiirhelows g.ilni-r. Holding a jdcture of IJed close to liei ' lieart, And screeclied, Oh my, let ' s start ! We marched down the hall in a single file, So skeered that no one lared to smile. Little Mrs. McLelland, with a night ca]i on her head, Looked as though she had just jum|ied from her bed; Peering through her glasses, she stood in the door. Admonishing each girl to .speak no more. Then down the stairs, and out-of-doors — oh, what a sight ! For there stoorl the T ' ouncil memhcrs laughing witli all tlieir might! Then it suddenly dawni.,l on us that this was Tues.lay niglil. So this was their idea of a joke well done! Oh «(dl, poor things, they must have tlieir fun! Eliz.vbf.th Love. ' 29. 4 A LEISURE HOUR There is a spot I fain would seek, Witli cusliioiis soft and favorite book, Where memories, softly whispering, speak Of hours spent in this cozy nook. It ' s on the stately pillared porch That clings to Peace ' s sturdy wall, Where jarring noises ne ' er encroach And n,i,l-dav suul.cauis mildly fall. II. ■d, Zr|,liyi-ns, in softrsf ninod, (■uni,.s uiil, :, kind rarrss, Ili ' rc hiiw lift have ihe pigeons en Ear uji in their high-liung nest! And the moments dnw as a wan Rolls lazily .l.nvn the sand; And I rest, and r. ' a.l. and happily dn.ani Of Peace in a peacful land. Eliz. beth Cl. kk, ilden stream 4 MY ROOMMATE I ' ve liv( ' l with her, I ' vr laugh, mI will, lu r. I ' ve fnsM.d with Urv and .Inwn. ' d her; K..r tw,, whnl,- y,.,,rs I ' ve hrard her woes. I ' ve wondered wlic-re ihi-y I ' mmd her. Our days are o ' er, I ' m leaving her; Will she furgvt alMinl me? loit what is worst . i,d iMizzh-s me m .sl — Will lifV l,e the same without her? II.ITIIK I ' .KLLE T ' oVINOTON. ' 27. - yvv— COMMKXCK.MKXT Fi-csliiiii 11 think ( ' ijiiiiiii-iicciuciif groat, ■ ' aiisc fiii-y ' vc all.nvcl t.. sif u|i late; All they .1,, is l.,af arnui,,!, Aii.i siM ' iiil ' linut half the time iltuvu town. lint thi ' S.iiilfninons, wis,, and hold, Have f.. wiirk— so I ' m tnhl ; Till- daisy chain thry liavr tn make. Just fur tlii-ir IVar Sciiinrs sake. Juiiioi-s always seem at ea.se, XcViT iiiiive ' eept when they jdease ; Quite important thi-y shuuhl lie For they ' ll lii ' Seniors soon, y.ai see. The Senioi ' ( ' lass is happy too. In spite of things they have t,i do; But, too. llu.y hate to leav,. hehin,] Every one that ' s hceii su kind. Commeneemeiit time is great, you see, For every one is filled  ith glee. II..W frer y,,n fe,d. Iniw full „f fun, T.i kiM.w that all y.iur w,.rk is done! Eli.XESTIXE GeXTI[. ' ; 9 THE FAREWELL SEKENADE All is slir.Mi.lcil ill .hirkiM-ss mitsiili- aii.l iiisid,. tlir stiitcly ul,l l.iiil.liiig, savu t ' ui- a s.ift liijlit fn.iji thr halt ' -grnwii ui.m.ii Hick. ' ring ai ' n.ss tlu ' ,en-at while rnliiiuiis. All is still, for it is at the iiiidiiiiilit li.iiir. A faint si.riiig lirirzc stirs tin- Irafy lM,nt;lis ,.f the olil oaks. Siiddnily tlic sound of distant siiii;in,u ' hrcaks tlu. sili.MiiT. It aiiiironclics nrari-r and iicarrr. Evcrvliody waki-s and | ti ' s out of the windows. Vn-knv vr sit wliitc-rolwd fifjnrrs wlio coiitiinii ' tlic siiii;iiig, now sweet and clear on the fresh night air. We In iir familiar Miii ' es and realize that our Seniors are bidding lis a last farewell. ' J ' liev eircde the huililing, singing our familiar songs, songs that stir our nieinoriis aii.l waki ' ii dreams anew. lilest he the tie that bind.s our hearts in Christian lo e, floats up. Here and there a sigh is hreatlied. and iiioi-e than mice theri- is a hn-ak in the voiees. J- ' roui one of the uiiper wimlows a sol escapes, a s some girl whose pal is a Senior realizes that .she is losing her. Finall.v, the strains ,,f the Ahiui .Vairr grow fainler. as thi ' .sercnaders circle the hiiilding oiiee again: Lift the i-liorus, siieeil it onward; Let it never cease; Hail to tliee, our Alma Mater; Hail, all hail, to Peace! All is silence again. The mocui lii-gins to sink and the- gentle spring breeze sighs through tli. ' h-afv boughs ,,( the stately Oaks. l!ut ilcar ohl . I,,thi ' r Peace does not sigh. Sh. ' stands stauii.di and stcailfast, for she kiio  ' s her daughters will do their wcu-k i iit in the wide, wide world. ' ' il-MiY K. S.mith, ' 27. Mf PVr ' i ; ' ;SK ;,v.; i m Kate Steele Cutest Most Popular Best AU- Round ElizatetK Love Elizatetli Jentiiigs Most Stylish Daintiest AnneMelick,Elizabeih Clarke 00 ost Original Host Capable Isabelle Hof ler Madge Riner Sweetest Most Talented Ann Ball Lucille Erdmans Most Athletic Peppiest B etsy B aird Mary Patterson BestNatured Most Sincere ElizaLethVvtiotenAileenMackay Prettiest Most Attractive ¥ Through the Looking Glass As throiii;!! tlic l.iokiiiii-.iiliiss tlicv w li-riiisly Mc] (irnwii wi iii-y i.f llicii- tri]i llin.ngli inysfic Fairy-liiml, isr, ivfiiriiin.u-, on fli,. ihrcslioM uf , iii- laii.l, III of Pence, (if joy ami happiiifss sii|irciiii ' , 1 oiii- waiiiltTci-s with laughter and witli ghidiiess, ivsciifiiig well Ihi ' fairest and the hest ly lovely girls who dw(dl in this fair place, le accord acclaiming them as queens in their own realm. RosEM. KY McCoy, ' 27. . nd pa The La W.. hail All n p Of nun With 01 One Hundred Ei; Boylan-Pearce Company Raleigh ' s Shi pping Center North Carolina ' s Most Complete Women ' s Wear Store outfitters for The Injanl. The Girl. The Miss and The Mada FROM HEAD TO FOOT BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY SEE ROYSTER ' S Fancy Candies OF ALL KINDS Alivays Fresh and Wholesome Featuring the Famous Queen Quality Shoes FOR WOMEN Also carrying a complete line of LADIES ' READY-TO-WEAR 1 MILLINERY HOSIERY SILK AND COTTON PIECE GOODS Kline Lazarus Co. Where Thousands Save Money BYNUM PRINTING COMPANY Better Printing 692 — PHONES — 693 Hudson-Belk Company RALEIGH, N. C. Raleigh ' s Largest DeparlmenI Store To the oung Women of Peace Institute: We extend to you and your friends a cordial welcome to our large Department Stores on Fayetteville. Martin and Wilmington Streets. Ensemble Costumes. Co. ts. Dresses. Blouses. Hats, Costume Slips. Petticoats, Corsets, Kayser Silk and Crepe de Chine Underwear — Second Floor GLOVE AND SHOE DEPARTMENT LACES, NOTIONS, RIBBONS, NECKWEAR, TOILET ARTICLES, SILK and DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT — First Floor WORK IN THE NINETEENTWENTY-SEVEN LOTUS Horton r.ALEICH. N. {;. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR PEACE INSTITUTE ELLISBERG ' S The Rendezvous oj Style Quality and Modest Price MILLUKRI, COATS, SUITS DRESSES and ACCESSORIES 120 Fayeltevillo Street Martha : Polly, {ire you ready to go clmvii town Poi.Lv; III ii iiiimitc. Wait until I get my hail ' fixed. Martua (. ' id uiiiiutes later): Polly, arc you ready? Say liaveu ' t you fixed it yet ? Polly: Fixed . I havi ' irt found it vet. Mis.s Ellis: .V(dl. iu what tense i.s the erli in ihe sentence. am. heaiilifiil ' Nell (hriglitly) : Past, Ma ' am. i G U N N ' S . HEALTH ' S BEST WAY Raleigh ' s Foremosl Apparel Shop IS EAT AN FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Apple a Day SHOWING ONLY W. L. Brogden Co. The Newest and Best Wholesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE At LoiiesI Prices — Consistent Raleigh. N. C. With Quality OUR POLICY: Stylish. Snappy Pumps for the College Girls See Us Before Buying T. H. Briggs Sons, Inc. Elsewhere RoscoE Griffin Shoe Co. The Big Hardware Men 120 Fayetteville Street Raleigh, N. C. HOUSE FURNISHINGS BUILDERS ' HARDWARE FINISHING HARDWARE Miss Steele (reviewing Pror- Established 1805 itIis): Virgiiiiii, sn]i]ily the iiiissing word in tlie following Raleigh. N. C. proverb: Cleanliness is next to ViRciiNiA (after several mom- ents of thought) : Impossible, Ma ' am. The Store of Dependability There are Gifts llia t please for a munienl. an lii.ur. ur a day; as 1 beaiiliful and llreting as ruses. Thru ihere is llu- Per eel Gilt 0 jEWELR) i That endures longer than years. h:inger than generations. Tliis is surely the PERFECT GIFT GIVEN ONCE— It carries for all time its message of friendship and love. BOW M A N ' S -The Shop of Bcnuliiid Gi l.r I. 0. 0. F. liiiLDiNr. 17 West Hargett Street Raleigh, N. C. t BROTAN ' S BRANTLEY ' S FIFTH AVENUE SHOI ' AGENT FOR Dainly Frocks jar all FJiz„l,elh Aniens Occasions 1 Farinl Creams Moderately Priced for the AND School Miss GIEREAINS PERFUMES 1117 Fayilt.-ville St. :: Ral.-i QnnlilyStyle—Salislncliiui A « SiTliri- 1 E. A. WRIGHT CO. EstaWislied 1872 BANK NOTE AND GENERAL ENGRAVERS F ' RINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS STATIONERS PHILADELPHIA. PA. CARLYLE-BARMOl ' R CO. Valk-Over Boot Shop Shoes and Hosiery 117 Fayetteviile Street Raleigh. N. C. i E.M. H iI. THK Vs: I put Frcn.-li class to.lay. lloHdTiiY Yor.Nci: Dill it ble muc ' li ' ( Mis.s B. cox: Name the fivi- sen.ses. Anne Mklick : Nickels. Before Buying Your Fuel COME TO WYATT-BHRRUSS FUEL COMPANY WE CAN PLEASE VOL Elks Builclinir •.•« •« There ' s always a Pine State Creamery Salisbury St. Raleigh. N. C. place for another one. A BOTTLE OF MILK — Especially gay attractive little lamps like the ones in our show IS A room. A boudoir lamp bestows BOTTLE OF HEALTH a soft light and cheery atmosphere where er used. : Come and Buy from Us Carolina Power Light Company •. :• Person Street Make Pharmacy Boon-Iseley Drug Co. We Serve or Deliver Drinks, , Sodas. Ice Cream and Your lleadquarlcrs Candies We carry a complete lim- i.f all well-kiHuvn PERFUMES, COLD CREAMS AND FACE POWDER CANDIES Beht: I .■nnlilii ' i l.i ' in,;;- that DRUGS SODAS hit! dinner ring hack with nic — Uncle said it was t hi for nic. K.vv: II.. w ol,l is it? GAY BROTHERS THE STATE ' S GREATEST Clothing Store FOR MEN AND WOMEN Located in Wilson ALDERMAN COMPANY Phone 332 307 S. Wilmingtox St. CANDIES, CHEWING GUM GINGER ALE GARDNER ' S CAKES NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY GOODS Miss Metcalf : I will now read about the life and character of Catherine the Great from this book. It was published in 1S55. I do not know the author jier- sonally, but I suppose it is all right. CAVENESS PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Only FRUITS ;: PRODUCE GROCERIES W. ' fr,.,l IVa.,. Insliime- Wliy iiul V„ui Inslitulc? Raleigh, N. C. J. G. BALL COMPANY U holesale Grocers 133-135 S. Wilmington Street RALEIGH, N. C. P Liz.MiKTii : Do I dare ijo down to lircakfasf witli niv liair not fixed? IIelk.n : .Sure — I ' m not even going to black my lashes. WE CAN SATISFY YOU Try Us OAK CITY LAUNDRY no West Haigett Street Raleigh, N. C. DUNN BROTHERS WHOLESALE GROCERS Dl TRlBl:TORS OF Gold Bar Fruils. Ralcigli and Waco Brand Canned Vegetables 311 Wi-?l Martin Slroi l, Raleigli. N ' ..itli Carolina ' Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot ' THE HOUSE OF QL ' AIJTV CLASS RINGS INVITATIONS CLUB PINS OFFICIAL MANUFACTURERS OF PEACE GRADUATE RINGS AULD ' S, Inc. K-iahli he,! 187U 225-229 N. FOURTH STREET COLUMBUS, OHIO THE PROVIDENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF Philadelphia Organized in 1865 A company: —Of low cost —Of great finan, iai Mahililv -That lla never l..st tlie luimai loueh. FRANK M. HARPER District Agent. Raleigh. N. C. PAIL W. SCHENCK General Agent, Greensboro, N. C. Lib Lovk: Heard that Bert was arrested for stealing bank .stoek or something. Was she? Wii.i.iK Stowe: Yep, old Peace iial its — taking notes again. Stephen Lane Folger, Inc. KMal.lishe.l 1HIJ2 Manufacturing Jewelers CLUB AND COLLEGE PINS AND RINGS GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS 180 Broadway New York BOOKS! : BOOKS!! : BOOKS!!! VK CARRY E KRVmi G IN Books, Stationery and Office Supplies YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED QUICK SERVICE ALFRED WILLIAMS AND COMPANY Ulilcsl House ill ! iirlh Carolina (Established in 1!!67) COMET SHOES 7 ALL 0. E PRICE COMET SHOE CO. iNcxI Di,r.r California Fiuil Sum RALEIGH, N. C. I.NnTKi iTou : WliMt liavi- y.iii tfol nut nf this ccilirsc? li ATI I,K TATKII Sll IPKNT: AVhv, a i;. Itoii ' t VDii iTiiiciiil)cr that ' s wliat viPM avc iiic ENNISS LINGERIE KMCKERS, TEDS, BANDETTES BRASSIERES Exclusive Bui Not Expensive CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE Service Since 1900 FOUNTAIN SERVICE KEPT AT ITS BEST AT ALL TIMES Home-Made Candies Pure Ice Cream Fruits 111 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH. N. C. HOTEL SIR WALTER Raleigh ' s A ' .-Hrs „,„ Best Holrl Gkiffin Bi.ANO Hotel Co., Prup.y AssociATK Hotels The Blanil, Raleigh, N. C. Robert E. Lee. Winston.Salt-m The Zinzenilnrj. Wm-ton-Sal.-m Thr Peterslmrt:. lVl.-1-.l.iM . a. Lib J.: Wliat is tlir- siiu ' ll in the Libriiry? An. KEN : It ' s tliat dead sileiuT tlii ' v k( ' i ' ]i ill thorc. Thieni Birdsong Co. Grocers No. 9 East Hai ett Street College Appare Apparel from Kaplan Brothers Preferred by the Sub-Deb. Whether it be a frilly frock for the prom or a coat for sports it bears that unmistakable stamp of individuality that is demanded by the well groomed college girl. 10 per cent discount allowed to Peace students WM Misses Reese Co. 206 Masonic Temple HAT SHOP Hals lo Fil the Head Richard ' s From Cdiisl to Cwj.sJ 114 Fayelteville Street SHOES, READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY A Store for College Girls BETTER STYLES— LE.SS MONEY BAKER-THOMPSON LUMBER CO. Manitfaclurcrs of Sashes Better Millwork Doors Rai.eich, N. C. PEACE INSTITUTE Raleigh. .North Cai!oi,ima For the Education and Culture of -Young Women I. College Courses II. Courses Preparatory to College Courses III. Special Courses DIPLOMAS AWARDED In Piano. Voice and Art CERTIFICATES In Business and Secretarial Courses LXSTRUCTORS Specialists in all Departments SITUATION Location in capital city gives special opportunities, deligluful social advantages; athletics superxised indoors and outdoors hy physical di- rector. Special attention lo indi idiial (le clnpinenl. Climate permits outdoor life all the winter. For Catalogue or Further Information Write at Once to THE PRESIDENT, PEACE INSTITUTE Raleigh, N. C. TAYLOR ' S riie Show Place oj ihc CaioUna YOU WILL FIND HERE WHAT YOU WANT AT PRICES YOU WANT TO PAY Suits, Dresses, Costumes, Shoes, Millinery Gloves, Hosiery, Novelties, Etc. AU.-tVx .-y- ' aC I en L K ' rta. v- 1 V xx t,K f ou,-tl .. i .Kk« .J SI 1 ' ' « J ' mf- ' f ' ■■■ i;v m