Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1932 volume:

THE LOTUS Published by the Students of Peace, a Junior College for Women Raleigh, North Carolina Mary Harvey Love .... Editor-in-Chief Nancy Link Business Manager 1932 I, I Table of Contents I. lKWS II. AllMlXIS-l ' HAJlOX III. Cl.xs.sk.s IV. S|-I ' F.1 I,ATI -KS V. . ( I ' I ITIES VI. Am KiiTi!six ; i m MHHj M ' Jt } Jt - . B 1 rJ K fl tkymk- wwSt — lyll Mi:s. R, Frank Mkhanl (Lil y Morehead) Spray, North Carolina (The above picture of Mrs. Mebane was taken in her costume worn when she was presented at the Court of St. James. ) A college is best represented by the men and women whom it prepares for life work, and Peace is truly represented in Mrs. Mebane. Alumnae and trustee of Peace, Mrs. Mebane is vitally interested in education, main- taining scholarships in several outstanding colleges of the state and contributing to the school libraries of her county. One of the outstanding legislators in the state, she understands the needs of her fellow citizens and strives to serve them. Scattered all over the state are witnesses of her philanthrophy and interest in human welfare. Any one who has been associated with Mrs. Mebane knows the charming personality which makes her outstanding in social life. To Mrs. Mebane — educator, legislator, social leader, and philanthropist — the Senior class dedicates this, the 1932 volume of The Lotvs. Three liCAW C. L - ■•:tf ( ? . w n.s. Bobbin M;.s UiJ.cp fi ' - ' ' ni«G Ideally litted liy Natuie, Miss Smith is all that a teacher shi.uld be. Her sincere interest in our personal problems, her patient anil ceaseless guidance in the classroom and her enthusiastic participation in our school life, make her the leader that she is. Her loyalty to class and to school sets an ever-present example: her cooperation i. unfailing, individually and collectively, in all the widening phases of activity. The knowledge of the past which is hers and her application of it to the present instills in us all. wisdoiu for the future. She feels that her mission is not only the exposition of facts, bu the endeavor to give to us that aspect of the deeper and liner things acquired from her experience, which may be useful to us according to the measure of our appreciation. So in her is embodied the past, which was good; the present, which holds our labors for the betterment of the past; and the vision of the goal Itself with its endless possibilities. According to the measure of our appreciation shall we deserve this, our teacher, leader, and friend. niiKv MniiiKir, iU ot Mr. and .Mrs. T. B. Mitchell Raleigh. North Carolina Mascot of the Class of 1932 Senior Class CoMiKs: (lireii iinil cloUl Fiowm: nnfjo ' hl AROLINK ideut Naxcv Link yU-e Presiaent WiiX.viK Taylor _ Scvre1ai-i -Treasurer Miss Dajsy Fkam i:s Smith Clan.i Teathcr Ill.MA BciNANUEK HakUILT LIXK Al.llE SEAUIGIIT Elizabeth Bovii Naxcy Link Mary E. Sixgi.etary Elizabeth BiTLrai Irene Little Julia Smith Hilda Clontz Cornelia Love Eliza Stephenson RdsMiMi (Kisr Mm:! IImimv Love Beiiah Tirner . l Cn.immmIE lilKIKIhl . I NN RlTH TrRNEK ViKi.iiiM lioKsEv Vii:(,i i Mwn Mary Borhen Wallace ViiK.iNiv Eakle Ada Morrow Caroline Warii K M HI RiNE Giles Louise Nehlanii Zellah Washburn (■ in)i;iNK HARiiiM.roN MARfiARErr Palmer Kate Webb .] n Jolly Mary Leimi Pittmaa Rennie Wllliams EIISAIIITH LeGraMi MllllRLII PiTTMAN M 1 1 DRKU Wo M IlI.E Commercial Seniors Martha Adams Anne-i ' te Gooduhkaii Heahikha Pouki Marjorh: Blankenshid ELizAHirrii Hoon ViRciiMA Si akiuh Gladys Campbfjll Liriiu: Mai lard Ci aha Small ViROINIA Cox Mm:i,m;m M.U!iist.i Maiu.aret Sy.mo Clara Foscue Wiimi L.m Mcik.an Winnie Taylor Elizabeth Gerow F i isl Pauiia Maroakl:t Wade Macy Harris Ediiii Pairrk XanuyWest Senior Poem Up the long mountain-path of years we passed, Our eyes intent on goal in kind. We mount The steeps, we pressed with urgent feet at last. .And. landmark reached, we pause to take accouii The trailing mists that hide the path of tinie. The veil that intercepts the past from view. Our parting rends in twain, the hazardous climl) In dreani-like retrospect our e ' cs renew. No rest, or all thy gain is loss — press on! Turn to the shrouded future — what ' s achieveti Is opiate lest spurned. Escape the bond That cramps the soul, decaying nnperceived. Then, pilgrims, on, your utmost spirit spend; A peak beyond each peak there lies until the end In. MA LiiirsE BoN.i nrilon. }fort)i Carolina aff ( ' 31, ' 32). Cabin (•32); In Irma we find a rare combination o f heauty, poise, and intellect. Her lovely voice and exceptional talent as a violinist, in addition to her enthii.siastic and whole hearted nature have made her one ot the niDst popular girls in school. ELiz.uiKTH Norwood Bovd Warrenton. North Carolina Secretary Student Body ( ' 32) ; Secretary P S C. A. ( ' 32); French Club {•32); Privileged ' Honor Roll ( ' 32); Statistics ( ' 32). The essences of charm, good taste, and idealism meet here, expressed in the pleasing beauty of her countenance. Her friendliness and good nature can always be relied upon; her equal in strength and sweetness of character is seldom met. ELIZAnETH W. BUTI.EK : K Fai ettcrillr. Xortli CaroVtna V. M. C. ( ' 32). Lib ' is a girl whose determination and cheerfulness have won the admira- tion and respect ot students and faculty alike. She is a real friend, sympathizing or rejoicing as occasion demands. By this same trait she has gained many friends at Peace. Hilda L. Ci-ontz Wilminyton. Xorth Carolina ,-ileged Honor A girl like Hilda with so many admir- able traits is hard to describe. Ynu may depend on her to do well anything she undertakes. Her pleasing ways will al- ways remain in the memories of her friends. RosAHxn ErizABETi ' ii Crist Raleifih. Nnrth CnroJinn Tall, slender, black hair, blae eyes — these suggest a typical old-fashioned girl. Rosalind is truly that. She is modest, yet charming; quiet, yet entertaining. Her willingness to work, her unselfishness, and her cheerful personality have en- deared her to the heart of each and every Senior, Jean Cok.xki.i Garland. Xorth Carolina Beta Pi Delta ( ' 31. -32); Zeta Tau Zeta ( ' 31) ; Daughters of Peace Club; French Club (■32)- Glee Club (■32); P. .S. C. A. CSl. ■32); Basket- ball Team ( ' 31. ' 32); Hockey Team CSl). To be as lovable and friendly as Jean is to be popular. Adding to that her looks and her vivacity, it is easy to see why we think so much of her. She has surely been successful in making her place in every Peace girl ' s heart. fEs VrRCiii.TNE Dorset Canton. North Carolinn Here in a cheerful girl, with a smile and a good word for everyone. She seems to sparkle with love of life and brim with fun and good humor. There ' s a serious side to Pat ' s nature too, for her sincerity is well known to all her friends. French Chili (•32 ; B« skelball 2); Zelii Till! Zetn ( ' 31. ' 32) ; O E Club. ViROIXIA Earle sti inill. Xorlh Carolina Ilockev T.-ain ( ' 311; Lnliii Club ( ' 31); Freu.-li Club ( ' 32). Virginia is a quiet, faitliful Senior who is always a patient and willing worlter. Her good nature and liumor, liowever. sliow tliat slie firmly believes in liaving her share of the good times in life. She has won our real affection. niKK INK ClaKE (IH.KS i: K rio„ jVorr i VaroUna Staff (■32 ( ' 31. ' 32) 1 (ilee Club : Peace Piiiers: Ba Team; Hnrkp.v Team. Katherine is a real friend. She may be quiet but she is the kind of girl in whom a great deal of confidence may be placed. Her sincerity and unaffectedness have brought her numerous staun.ih friends during her two years at Peace. CATIIhnilNF. El Raleit li. . : rlh Caiiiliiia Cuireiil Events CIiil. (MS). Poise, dependability, dignity, and an unusual talent tor drawing distinguisli Catherine. On first acquaintance site is sliglitly aloof and reserved, but later we lind her a loyal and sincere friend. Wilh such dignity and talent great things may be expected of this loyal daughter cf Peace. RaleUjh. North Caroliiin It doesn ' t seem possible that most of ns have known Janie only a year. Her charming personality, her persuasive smile and ready greeting have endeared her to every one. Life will surely be beautiful for her because she is made for sunshine and laughter. Shelbi . Xnith Carolina 1 ' . S. C. A. C ' aMnel CSl); .Iiinloi- AlliletR ReliresenWtivp ( ' 31); Basketball CSl, ' 32); Hockey ( ' 31): Zeta Tau Zeta ( ' 31); F. M. C. (■32) ; Statistics ( ' 31, ' 32). Peg is the type of girl who can hold any position. She is the biggest out up in school, but underlying this is a character as true and firm as the rock of Gibraltar. She is talented, versatile and reliable, and as a friend she is always loyal. Elizabeth Harhiet Lin RaleUih. North Carolina Latin CTiil, CSO, ' 31. Three years have slipped away since Harriet first came to Peace. Yet there are some things abont her that will never slip from our minds and hearts— her effective work as a pianist, her place in the classroom, but most of all her genuine, sincere self. Nancv Alice Link Raleiffh. North Carolina Latin Olul) ( ' 30, ' 31) : Vice Presiilent Prep. 4s ( ' ;![)); Advertiser ' s Olub ( ' 31); Business Manager Tairea „ Peace CSl) ; Bmineaa Manager Lotus ( ' 32) ; ,Seoretan- of Junior Class ( ' 31) ; ' President Class ( ' 32) ; Classi Historian ( ' 32) ; Olee Cliil) ( ' 32). Attractive, brilliant, capable, depend- able, and right on down the alphabet we can say all the complimentary adjectives about Nancy. Her wide and varied inter- ests make her the unusual person she is. There ' s no use trying to do Nancy justice; just take our word for it. She ' s hard to heat! IRKNE Little Ratciijh, North Carolina I ' r.si(li-nt of Da.v Students ( ' 32), She is a brilliant student, but beneath this a charming, vivid, and attractive per- sonality. Irene has remarkable executive ability which has not been wasted during her stay at Peace, for she has been a leader of student activities. Because of her ambition and unflinching desire for the best, she Is sure to make her mark in the world. CciltNEJ.lA LO E Raleigh, North Carolina Toicea The Have you ever known a person who seemed to be endoweii with all the ad- mirable qualities? Cornelia is that sort of a person — beauty, intelligence, spirit- uality, humor, dependability, tolerance, character — all charmingly blended, serve to make her piquant personality one of the most outstanding of the class of ' 32. MAriv Hakvkv Lo t: 11 H M Kaleiijh. Xijrih Carultna The LOTI ' S Staff ( ' 31): Edit All the nice things that could lie sai.l would not do justice to our Edilor-in- Chief. Her painstaking and efficient work on the Senior Book, her outstanding class work, and her own personality are a few of the reasons that explain the high place she holds at Peace. Getmri iiK E. Maxn II H M Rnleiijh. Xnrth CnroJiiw Gertrude is a merry person, a certain frank, rollicking humor flashing con- tinually from her blue eyes. As a true and dependable friend, and as a steady worker, her place in the world is assure.!. The class of ' 32 wishes her all success. Vii:..iMA Dahk Ma: II H M Uiilriiili. Xoith Cam) Enter Virgiiii luiw to make t IIS Ihe exani])le ;i2). xit gliiom. She knows most of lite and sets r. S. C. A. Cabinet CSl): Atlilrtic Board l ' 31)l Marshal ( 31); President Athletic As- sociation ( ' 32) ; Statistics ( ' 32) ; Student Council (•32). Ada is one of the most unselfish, most lovable girls Peace has known. She looks like a flower, and her character is just as pure and fine as her golden hair. Ada is non pareille. To those of us who still remember our fairy tales, she is the lierennial princess. Kumuiiu. Korea lulcnt Council ( ' 31); Toirea of Peai-i- ): Basketball Team ( ' 31. ' 32); Hockev ■32): Privileccd Honor Roll (•31. ■Hic •32) : P. S. C. A. Cal i .siiHleul Boilv (•32) i:l.,- Club (•32); Pi Dignity, style, dependability — we find all that and more in our student body president. Did you know that she spends hours illuminating stationery, days read- ing philosophy, and all her life working for others? Margaret McQveen Paimeb 2 ! K Gulf. Xortli Cariilhui Hciikp.v ( ' 31)- Margaret ' s quiet charm and dignity Is most certainly belied in that mischievous dimple. Did you ever see her smile? All that is a round-about way ot saying Margaret is one ot the very nicest girls at Peace. Mary Leu;!! Pittman n e M MnMakers. North Vnrolitia Her outstanding feature is her shy smile, and her foremost characteristic. the calm, reserved way in which she poep about her own business. Mildred Pittmax n e M Rnleiffh. North CnroUiin Fr -n.h Civil) CSS), Mildred is one of the dearest girls at Peace. Lavish with her friendship and love, she is sincere and quick to do any- thing for her friends. She is capable and conscientious in her work. There is no one who has a larger place in our hearts Alice Skaright II O M Wdshiiuitnii. Siirlh Carnlina PiesMlent P. S. C. A. ( ' 32); Class Poet ( ' 31); Statistics C32) ; Privileged Honor Roll ( ' 31, ' 32) ; Student Council ( ' 32) ; Vice President French Chib ( ' 32); The Lotus ISliiff CSl. ' 32). A quaint old-fashioned flower garden enclosed by a low wall of reserve, whose walks are prim and straight and whose benches look almost practical; whose beds are always neatly weeded and full of bright and beautiful flowers that nod in charming courtesy to every breath of wind MAnv Elizabeth SiNOLirrABv n e M Clarklon. North Carolina To those who know Mary Lib best, she is above all a friend. She seems to have taken as her motto, The only way to have a friend is to be one. Her readiness to help where she can is recog- nized bv all who have come in contact witli her. Jt j.ia Elizabeth Smith n O M Rnlrifih. North Carolina Julia is one of the sweetest girls at Peace. A soft voice and gentle manners have made a way into our hearts for their owner. Faculty and students alike admire both her genuine worth and her attractive personality. Eighteen El IZA Armistead Stf.phenson II e M Hiileitjh. Xorlh CaroUna Every one values real friendship and a girl may consider herself especially blessed to have Eliza ' s. Her sincerity and honesty appeal to all of us and her ready sympathy has endearetl her to the class of ' 32. Golrlshuni. Xiirth Carolina Beulah is a mixture of pleasant characteristics. Capable and domestic, she sees the sunny side of life, and enjoys a good time. She is friendly and full of life, but always dependable. All who know her count her as a friend. Peace will certainly be losing a valuable mem- ber when Beulah leaves. Mary Rrni Ti I ' nik Hill. Xnrth r,in,lina .Secretary Peace Pipers ( ' 30) : A ' lre rr.- i.i.-i.i Peace Pipers ( ' 31); Hockev Team CSn. Mil Baskethall ( ' 30); Glee Club ( ' 32). Ruth ' s quiet unassuming ways and un- •selflsh nature make her loved by all who know her. She is sincere, even- tempered, and versatile— not the least of her talents being her ability to sing. Here ' s wishing her all the luck in the world! MAin BoKiiKN Wallace Wilninnitiiii. Xorth CaroUnn Ho.ke.v ral); P. S. C. A. Cabinet ( ' 321; t;lw flub; Treasurer Sisma I ' lii Kappa Literarv .s..,-i.-ly: Stalistirs ( ' 32). Happy go lucky — not a care in the world! With her personality, good humor and wit, she ' s an outstanding part of our lives. We will miss her laughter and fun making next year. Wdln-iitiiii. nrtli Carolilia PrubiJei.t Seiii.ir Class ' 32); AssistanI Treasurer P. S. C. A. ( ' 31, ' 32) ; Viiice of Peart ( ' 31): Lotus Staff ( ' 321; French Clnb ( ' 32); I ' rivileKed Honor Roll ( ' 32). A mixture of talent and playfulness — brains and mischievousness — Caroline is always at hand whei ' e there is any gaiety, and also when the above ninety grades are given out. She is a poet too, setting hits of philosophy in beautiful verse. Hei- iiiipishness and sparkling wit set off ner more serious nature as polish does a I ' ough gem. Kiniistiiii. Jamil Kapi JI lit Junior Class ( ' 31); Hockey Council ( ' 32) ; Pre.sident Sigma ■rarv Scicietv ( ' 32) : French Club ( ' 32). See that mischievous gleam of humor that lurks beneath that piquantly cocked eyebrow! This is a carefree maiden as full of sudden whimsies as a prism is of lights. She has an effervescent spirit, happily incapable of taking anything seriously. Hocke K TK Ri ssKLL Webb 2 K Oxforil. Xnrth Carolina (3=) ; K. II. C. (-32). Kate has the astcmishing ability to tell us exactly what she thinks of us: yet we like her just the same. It takes a rare personality to accomplish that! Friendli- ness and willingness to serve are qualities that endear her to us. Ren ' me Vir.LL MS 2 + K Elizabeth Citij. o,th Carolina Chief Marshal ( ' 31) : Beta PI Delta ( ' 31, ' 32; • Glee Club ( ' 32); Secretarr Sigma Phi Kappa There is none so fair as our Rennie. a girl who possesses a most pleasing personality and outstanding talents. She will always be remembered by her Peace friends for her constant cheerfulness and good humor. .MiLimKi) Pkovo Womble Raleigh. North Carolina Glee Chib CSC); St.itistics ( ' 31, ' 32). Mildred is the beautiful princess who lived in our fairy stories. With her silver hair, blue eyes, and languid grace, she perfectly typifies our ideal of beautv. Friendly wit and quiet understanding of our moods makes us value her friendship highly. Never will we forget Heart- aches or Harvest Moon sung as onlv Mildred can sing them. Twenty-one Maktha Evkkktt Adams 11 H M l.iimtifiliiii. yiiit}! CairiUnn Red-headed, dependable, gay, and loving — -Martha is the one you go to when you ' re hunting a cure for the blues. Both the Kirls and the teachers like her — her fiieiids ai-e innumerable. Cmaiiiottk MAiiia kki rr: Bl a.nkenshii ' :; t ' K Hdlfii Ii. i,rtli Cmiilinn Margie makes an ideal friend. She is lovable and understanding, and her warm smile has won her many friends at Peace. The spark of genius that burns In her blue eyes causes us to predict great things for her. Gladys Mei vii.i.e Ca.mpbeu. Raleigh. Xorlli CarnVmn Hoot mon! I ken ye ain one gr-r-rand lassie, Gladys Campbell! Ye ' re eyes are as blue as Scotland ' s skies and as deep and true as her stalwart heart. Gladys ' worth and talents are hidden beneath a shy, retiring nature, but those who know her realize her true character. Twenty-two ViEGiMA Mae Cox Kiilriffh. Nnrth Carolina Virginia has a very unusual combina- tion of talents. One moment you are rapt with admiration for her musical genius and the next you may be speechless with mirth at her latest outburst of wit. Whether as musician, wit, or friend, Virginia Is truly successful. Cl.- !tA HfMPIIKB - FOSCVF ,V '  - Bern. Xorth Carnlinn P. .S. C ini, -l-Ji; Typist tor tl„. l.„Tr- She faces the world with calm an.l level gaze. One feels that here the adase. Still waters run deep, is exemplified. Armed with brains and determination, fortified by a happy disposition, we feel that she is one of those who will arrive El.lZ.iBETH LOUI.SE GEROW £ K Raleigh, Korth Carolina Beauty and wisdom are indeed a rare combination, but Lib has both. She is cheery and attractive. Her sparkling eyes as she greets you make you feel that here indeed is a friend worth having. In leav- ing Peace she leaves a void. Macy RiTH Harris 2 K Ruleiyh. Xorth Carolina All elusive, elfiu smile, a pair of provo- cative brown eyes, and an adorably wilful little curl over her left ear — that is one ' s first impression of Macy. Moreover she is as likeable as she is beautiful, so it is no wonder that she has many friends. Louise Annette GoomiiiEn 2 K Kaleiyli. Xorlli VaroVma TIk- I..1TIIS Staff ( ' 32). Annette carries with her the atmos- phere of lavender and old lace. One is startled to find beneath this the marked traits of an unusual capacity for con- centration and a vivid imagination. Such characteristics, together with a remark- ably bright disposition, are sure to lead to a very prosperous and successful life. Elizabeth Hood GoUlsboro. Nni-th Carolina Mnrshal ( ' 31); Vice President Sigma Phi Kappa ( ' 32); Aduertisins Club ( ' 32); Mono- sram Club ( ' 31); Basketball ( ' 31, ' 32); Hockey ( ' 31) ; Zcla Tau Zetn ( ' 31). This is a vivacious, dashing young lady hard to put one ' s finger on. Her restless, many-sided personality evades expression. Good-fellowship. independence, enthu- siasm, and a touch of sophistication are hers. Li (iLi.B Mali AED Xorlh Carnlinn (•31): Basketball Teau ( ' 31, ' 32); Monnsr (■31, ' 32). That friendship money cannot buy — wlien you have Lucille for a friend you have one that cannot be bought. She has a charming personality, and is sincere and conscientious. In our hearts she holds a place that cannot be tilled by any other. Mak ;aket McQcisTON Clinton. ftiiutU Carnlinn Basketball CSl, -32): H...kev (ill); Mi.n„;n.i.i Chib (-31). Scattering happiness and .seeds of joy is Margaret ' s own undertaking. She com- bines wit and good nature with a great degree of capability. Her friendship is a valuable treasure. WiixiK Love Moboan 11 e M E ' lenton. Xnrth Caioli, Annual T.vpis 1 ' 32). Although a new girl this year, Willie Love has won her way into our hearts by her soft voice and gentle ways. We can only regret that we have her but one .vear, for to know her is to love her IT O M haleiyh. Xiirtli Carolina For a jolly good friend — always ready for tun — Elise can ' t be beat. A sunny smile and a droll humor coupled with a remarkable business ability is certain to carry lier far in this world. Ttikkes.v P, trick CUntrin. fiduth Cainlina Kilith holds a unique place in the Peace girls ' heart. For two years she has kept up with our joys and sorrows through the morning mail. Her tendency not to hear the rising gong Is tar over-balanced by her genuine friendliness and charming per ility HK.NK!h7rT. PoWEl.L 2 K mileiilh. Xiirtli Ci riili A sweet disposition, a willing worker, not afraid to do more than is required. That is Henrietta! She has proved to be an apt student in the business department and we hope that her life in later years may be a fulfillment of her promising record at Peace. ViKOlMA fiKKENT Sc ARKORIHliH S K Mount (Ulead, yurtli Camlinu Beneath her 4Hiet. demure exterior. Virginia has a fund of knowledge and shrewd sense. She will be greatly missed, as quiet people often are. Lumberton. Xorth Cnrnlinn Tearr Clara is all that her name implies small, mischievous, vivacious, and very likeable. She will never be lost in a crowd, for wherever she is, she makes herself known. Both old and voung like her. MaR(,. 1{ET Ei-iz.vbeth Symons 11 h M Elizabeth City, yorth Carolina Phi Chi Psi ( ' 31); Representative Student Body (■31); .Student Council CSl) ; P. S. C. A. Cabinet ( ' 32); Student Council ( ' 32); President Pi Theta Mu ( ' 32) ; Treasurer of Student Body (■32): Statistics (■32). Here s to our friendliest and best-loved girl! Her cheerful smile brings gladness wherever she goes. Margaret is not all smiles; she possesses too a sturdy sense of responsibility and fills her place on both Cabinet and Council well and faithfully. Xiirtli Carolina Iff •HI. ' 3 ( ' 32 Vi lllie ail tness ' luglit Zetii. i mixture of prettiness. il capability. Wait until .vou know her. and you will understand lliat you can ' t find a sweeter, truer, or more lovable friend in school than Blossom Taylor. f l.l iuiihl.TK Clul) ( ' 31). re than mere words are requiring to ■ribe her accurately. Perhaps her 1 outstanding traits of character are vn in her everyday cheerfulness and willingness to be of service. Her lonality. while not elusive, is difficult set down in just so many words, ve all. Margaret is understanding. N. . (Y Webb West II f) M Mtuiettft. Georgia Here comes Nancy — in school, up street, on the athletic field, always smiling, al- wa.vs ready with something full of wit. Heace was indeed fortunate when Nancy decided to leave Georgia and come to us. She is sure to make a success wherever she goes. Twenty-eight Class History a 1 f ARCH onward, march ' — tlir tunc kr ' j.t rinijiiitt in tin- inr of seventy- iVl five Juniors, fiffy-srvcn of wlioni were cl,-stiiic.l to ura.luMti ' in the class of ' 82, as they paraih ' d happily through two years at Peace. Trtily it was an onward march which hravely tackled ohstacles anil with Miss Daisy Frances Smith as an untiring Major Donio. fouulit straight on to the enil and victory. Xow the triumph! Tonight .standing ..n the hrilliaiifly lighted |datfonii -heads high, eyes shining with something ninrc tliaii joVj the oft clingiiig f.dds nt whiti eveinng dres.ses cut in .sharp ndief hy armfuls of tlo i-r . vi- rccivc nur dijilnmas and pausing for a moment hefore (dosing the doms im .on- life here at I ' lacc ' . we look hack and laugh and live over again the days that ar( past. Scnnc call il our history, hut to us it is a vivid memory. First there was the newness of it all— the le.nu ickncs . the making of new frietids, the thankfulness for a liig sifter. Then with the 1,,-ginning of real w.n-k and organization came tin- rcalizalion that hc liail the host class of all. With Louise Ifewland as president and Pig Letuand as cdn-er leadei-. we hist no time in defeating all the rest of the school in haskethall aiid hockey. Then the initia- tions and Sig and Pi banquets were over, and wliat delightful times thosi- were ! We decorated the chapel for the Christmas, carol service, impressive with a suhlime liush that filled the room, elegantly sini])le uith lighted candl- ' atid a lone tree with a Hazing star at the top. Home and all the lioliday fun were swiftl.v fcdlowed hy exams, always wished to he forgotten and always to he remembered. Then eanii ' tin- intr-nsixi- work on our part of stunt night. Our musical comedy. F ' lr llir Lnrr ,, ,, L,iini„,jt, starring Suzanne. Peg. Dot Me(iee. Susie Thoma.s ' . an.l Mildred Wondile ah.ng witli a troujii- of .lancers, snapiiy dialogue, and gay songs, was easily th(- hit ef tin- ev(-ning. Proudly we bore away the big silver loving cup with our naiin- c-ngiavc-il upon it, while snatche- of the graml finale, Tla]ipy days are In-re again, kept ringing in our ears. Spring liolidays came and went, and preparations were on for the Junior-Senior aifair. We broke the trailition and had a glorious ha.vride winding up with a big picnic at ( ' ani]i Craggy — games CDr. Pres.sly was a hare that defied the fleetest houmls). food, ami song, ami then the happ.v ride liome in the moonlight. May Day and the usual precomnn-ncement wliirl ended in Class Day and our proud promtjtion to the senior class. Our senior ,vear began with a new si-riousness. Louise Xewhmd became president of the student liody. while Caroline Ward became class president. The events of this last yetir, strangely like those of the preceding in the success of the class, passed like a dream. .Ml is dimim-d by tile vividness of commence- iiient wi-i-k -the liaecalanreate --(-i-nion on Sunday mnrning and the inipre.ssiv v,- |i(-i- -ei-viee that (-veiling, Clas- Day. ci rts. teas and parti, -s the .Uumiiae Luncheon, and as a clima.x — graduation. .Vnd sn tin- history (-nds. our niemorie- cease, shut out by throbbing demands of lif(-, onr joy in tin- living ]iresent. and our great expectations for the future. X. NCY Alk-e Li.vk. llistii nan. Twenty-nine Prophecy PEG Le GRAND— iiiriiil,,] (.f (■| iif;icss, will f. ])l:nn things to the League of Xations liy iiii-.ins ..! ' ,|i;ii;riiiiis. Mniy Borden Wallace — after leading tin vigorous life of a elKnine. will liecoiiie tin- sn]Hi-visor of till ' Carolina Castle for Castaway Cats. Katr W.lil, tli, ' -1h iiii t, li.r nnly diiiwliack being her iLear- siiihtediies-. Carnllnc W ' ai.l -iiiallicniatical al.ilit will -ain for her the l)Osition ,.f OfK.-ial Count. ■,■ .( Calorifs f..r Gandhi -willi licr 1h ' 1|. Ilo will he able to l . ..|, ll„. futurr had.. at hav. Kav (Jlles-will suHn- from a .-hionir rase ,.( being siel in bed with— er— a eo le. dean inniaitic Inis «i,ikeil nni a i-oni|dirated system whereby every I ' lac ' i i;iil is .Hit (■ e)v ue.k-iiid. caidi wiik-md lasting from Thursday till Tnesdav. l.onise Xewbind will be a nii;lit einl. hostess— Texas Guinan ' s onlv rivab Marv llaiv.v l.uv tin litnarv tvp,-. I erliai s her w.,rk will lie witli annuals. Mar-aivt Palmer and Lunll, ' MallanI hUI make lln hrst non-sto|i Might around tin- worhl. Martha Adams will laugh b.-r « ay int.. inatriniony. Lib Butler and ( ' (O-nrlia Lo ,. will becunn- taimais b - su.-i-.-ssfu ' llv di-mtangling ' the i ' V nV (Jin ' r„i Mibhvd Wombb ' will t.aidi -rlH.nl at A|,ex. Lib ll.M.d will ].robablv marry her bn -. Mildivd I ' lttn.an «ill ri-,- to iimvi, ' fame, f re,|u,-uf Iv r,,-starring ' with Kin-Tin-Tiii. Lib Hingletary will work for Santa Clans— as iiiirsi-maid fnr tin- didl . Virginia .Searhorongh will live abroad. Margaret .Svuioiis and Willie I,..ve . l,,rgau vill birome blackfaced eoniediaiis. Virginia Ea ' rle will win tin- International Yo-Yo Cniitest. K.nnie Williams will liav. ' hrr nam, in li::lit- ,m i Ir.ia.lwav. Lihhet Ib.yd will be Ibe e.litnr of li„lli,hnn and Ruth and limilab ' l-iirner will be th? assistant i-ditor . . li.M- SeariMht will br the , -101011. inn tlani.ob- -itter ..f ill,- ,n-ii;iiial Wa.shing- t,m. I ' at lt,o-s,-y ami (1ara Small will b,- io-oiiiiii,-iii w,ok,-rs „{ the Salvatimi . nny. Ivliili i ' atrirk ami Margar,-t . L- iist,,n will t,.g,-tli,-r win the iiiti-r- national t;iiin-i-ln-wiiii; ,-,nit,-st. Inn Ibmamler will f,u-i;,-t t,, tak,- b,-r troussi-au. Xai„-v W,-.st will 1111,1, nibt,-,llv live in Atlanta. .,-liali Wa-libiii-n ' s a,hli-,-ss will b,- Slat,- I ' ris,,n -sh,- st,,l,- l ' riinr,.se ' s |d,-tur.- ,,f Clark (Jal.l,-. Winni,- Tavl.n- will tak,- ii|, ,h-,-i, .s,-a ,iivini;. A, la M,.rr,.w and llibhi Cboilz will b,- tin- ].r,.|o-i.-ti-, ,- ,.f Y,- Sainhvi,-!,,- Sbopi,,-. ' wliei,- the reducing P,-a,-,- girls i-aii iinlnlg,- witlnnit having tb,-ii- w,-akn,-ss ,d ' will over hunger kiniwn t., tin-ir ,-,i-stai-vi-r . 1 1,-iii-i,-tta l ' ,iw,-ll. . nm-lte (;oo,lbr--d, Margaret Wade ami Uosaliml Crist will ,1,, gri at things in tin- lit,-rary worhl. writing for ( ' iillciir lliiiiinr. Catb,-rim- Harrington. Mary L,-i ' .;h I ' ittinan and Clara Fo.seue will ,-,in,lui-l im|i,otaiil , x,-aval i,iiis in Egypt. Julia Smith, Kliza St,-|di,-nsnn am ' Virginia Mann ' will tlv t,, lb,- m,„,n with Lindbergh in I ' .Ml. Lib G,-i-,.w and .Ma,-v lliiiii.  ill rise O. ' faim- in I lollvwo,.,l. Gertrude Maun, Gla.lys Cain|.b,-ll ami Nlajin-i,- lllank,-iislii|. will b,- ,-th,-i,-m-y ,-. - perts in Battle Creek, Michigan, dani, d,.lly, li-,-n,- Litth- ami Klis.- I ' artiii will soon become the bosses of tln-ii- ,iwii !i,iiis,-b,d,|s. Virgina C,ix will ,l,i wimdi-rs with h,-r vi.din. Ifarri,-! Link will 1„- a ;,-,-.m,l l ' a,l,-i-,-wski ami sist,-r Xaiicy will b,- li,-i- publicity agi-nt. ZkI I-.M! W. SHBrRN. Class Prophet. Thirty Last Will and Testament WE. the Class of 1932, being of sound liodv ami mind even after the near- disastrous effect of exams and open week-ends, do liendiy deelare this to hi- our last will and testament. Akticlk I To Di-. Presslv. t.. Miss MeL.dlaiel. and to ..ur faeultv w,- leave our sineere appreeiation of their tireless efFoi-ts fur our mental and moral rlevelopnient. Aktki.k 1 1 To the incoming Seniors, we hequeafh our ]irivile.ae (singular number) of going to the little drug store. Akti. I.K III To the student body we bequeath a new o]iportunity to get up a ]ietition for an extended week-end at Tliank.sgivi]ig. with the suggestion that flic-y li-arn how- to get up a proper one. .Vkticlk IV The following members of the Senior Clas.s bi-(nii ' .-ifh tlicir sprrial treasures: Section 1. Louise Xewland leaves her friv(dons dispositiun to Maigaret Me- Kinnon (we hope it doesn ' t get In r into trouble). Section 2. Zellali Washlmrn leaves her ti-ddy hears to i)rnami-nl the girls ' living room mantel. Section 3. Mildred Pittmaii leaves In-r small stature to Afargaret Edmundson. Section i. To Shaw Hines, Willie L.ive Moigan leaves her soft voice an.l gentle ways. Section . ' i. Jean Cromartie ' s calm disposition lic- h-avi-s t.i Mary Virgini.-i Lefler. Section 6. Martha Adams leaves her c-hm-kh- to Betsi-y II.. ward, with iiistrui- tions as to use. Section 7. Irma Bonander leavi-s her ability to solo in the carol servi(-c to Mary Eugenia Wyatt. Section S. r ' ornelia Love leaves her Madonna-like aiipearanee to ilarv IfcEhvee. Section n. Peg LeCiraml leaves lier vim and vignr to anyone who wants it; she neeils a rest. Section 10. Pat Dorsey leaves her option on the softest parlor -ofa on callini; nights to Louise Highsmith. Section 11. :Marv Rord.-n Wallace leaves her yravitv of demeamir to Ellen Section li ' . To Primrose McPherson, Harriet Link leaves her serious, sedate manner. Section 13. Caroline Wni-d Mini Miiry ILirvcy Lovf fake great pleasure in bequeathing their reputiitimi for lirains to aii.vi iii who will take it, vitli the solemn warning that the reeipieni will -ni-elv renrrt jmssessiiii; it. Section 14. Hilda Ch.iilz, with a si h ..f relii ' f, leaves her air of .lepeiKlahility to Mallei Siirgeant. Se -tioi, ].-,. E.lith Patrick an. I .Maruaret Me(,(nist.Mi h,.,|n,.ath lo Lillian Crane an. I Isahel Xelsun their ae.|uir.Ml al.ilitv tn i;,-! t.. hreakfast .,ii lime an.l a .h.nhle- l.arrel,.,! liii; lien repc-ater. Seelinii I (!. Clara Small leaves her .piiet, relirin}; .lemeanor t.i Leis Hiviiis. Seetiiiii 17. Vii-fjinia Cox h ' ave hei- ine.xhausfihle sn) ply of wit tcj Margar ' t Price. Section IS. .Mice Seariyht leaves hrr r.s|,..iisihilities as Miss Peace to Sara D.dlinger. Se,-tioii l!l. T.. MaNiiie Dnw.lv, MiMre.l Wnmhle l .|neatlis two inches of her heifl-ht. .VkTO I.K V Secti.Mi 1. Wi- 1.. hen hy ai-p.iint Reheiavi AVillianis as .sole executor of this will. Sect!,, II 2. Signed ami .sealed in witness thereof hv the Class of 1032. Witnesses : Miss D.usv J K.i.vcKs S.mith. Mts.s C.Miol.lXK W.Mil.. Miss .M.MiV n.M VKV LoVK. (Signed) Tuh SK. niK Ci.. Ks ok 1932. CoioKs: Pink and xi r Makgaret McKlNMO Marv Margaret GiiJ ' i Primrose M - ' PHhKsi)N LlLIIAX Craxe Junior Class Ml Miriam FRi-sroN FLmvK.R: Pink Hose President Vice President Secretary Treasurer CJri.sv Teacher EVKIVN Bazemoke Mabel Glenn Besi- El.LEN BlIM.S Blanche Bteealoe K VTHERINE Clark Sara Coi-EMan Sara Crabtree Lillian Crane Dorothy Davis Dorothy Dent Max I NT-: Dowdy Nat-Aj-ee Di nn Makgaret E[ M NI) FRANCE.S ElGHME Garnett Eighaie Margaret Forresi Helen Gibus Mary Maki;aret Oi Anna Green Louise Highsmith Elizabeth Hissey AlLEEX JENUETTE EixEN Loi isE Kill Charlotte Ki gler Mary Virginia Lee Mary McElwjj; Mar(;aret McKinno Primrose McPherso Hill Moefatt Is.vBELLE Nelson Lira Penney Margaret Prue Mabi:l Sargkani Elsh; Seymoir Edith Smith Mary Rawlins Tarry ViRGiNLv Tate Mary Elizabeth Wello Eliz. betii Wheeler Virginia Wilson Margaret Witiierspoon Mary Eugenia Wyatt Margaret Ych-ng Commercial Juniors Rachel Barnes Lois Bivins Martha Lane Bradi JiMMiE Bullock Katherine Che th. Mary Crow Sara Dixlinger Corinne Ellington Junior Poem Alice Laughlin Margaret Littli; Betsy McDaniei. Mary Pe. ce Helen Perkinson Edna Earle Robbins Lt ' cy Knight Ri efi Wari From the cool, clenr niglit life calls to us. Calls us to a husy worlil. And looking up we see a star Shrouded in mist filmy and soft. Eternal light, shine from afar: Help us, like you. to raise aloft Our ambitions, our love, our ideal of honor. So that, through the misty future. We of ' 33 may reflect your light. Lillian Cra.n EvELiN McCrae Bazemore Raleigh, N. C. Mabei, Gi-knn Best Greenville, N. C. Em.en Biggs Lumberton, N. C. I.ANCHE BUFFALOE Garner, N. C. Katheuine Lee Clarf Clarkton. N. C. Sarah Elizabeth Coleman Kenly, N. C. Sara Crabtreb Raleigli, N. C. Lillian- Hedleston Crane Sooiichan. Korea Dorothy Davis Salisbury, N. C. Thirty-Jour nnRoTHY Gnor iwiN Dent AUentnw n. Pa. Maxine Cl.Al RK DoWIIV New Bern , N. C. NAT-Ar-r,E Dunn Raleigh. N. C. MABr.ARErr McLf;A N EiiMfNnso; Raleigh, N. C. FRANCES C. ElGHME Raleigh, N. C. Garnett H. ElGHME Raleigh. N. C. Margaret Eirenia Forrest Hillsboro . X. c. Helen Vir(.i MA OlBBS RaleiKh. N. r. .Marv Mar.,j IRET Gi1.es Marion, N. C. Anna Green Raleigh, N. C. Lf ritsK HrOHSMiTH WilmiiiKton. N. C. Elizabeth Hvsse Tarboro, N. C. Alleen Jekrette Raleigh, N. C. Eu.ex Louise Ku-uan Waynesville, N. C. ClIAKI-OTTE KVtiLEH WashiiiRtoii. N. C. M in ViRdiNLV Lej ' LEr Shelby, N. C. Mahv Ml Ei.wee Statesville. N. C. .MMli.AllF.I El.l AUKTll Ml Ki Winter Garden, Fla. l M PKiMRdHK MrPiiras Raleigh, N. C. HlI.L MOKFAIT Troy, Tenn. I9ABELL£ SUE NEI.SON Littleton, N. C. Lira Madeline: Penney Raleigh. N. C. Maroaret L, Pruk Raleigh, N. C, Mabki, Muse Saroeani Raleigh, N. C. Elsie Little Setmouk Raleigh, N. C. Edith Smith Winter Garden, Fia. Mary Rawmns Tarry Townsville. N. C, ' I m m Virginia May Tate Littleton. N. C. Al Miv Ei.] .aiiktii Wkj. Siiiithfiekl. N. C. El-JZABl-7rn WUEELEK Raleigh. N. C. VlH(;]. IA S ' HX ' KARI) WiL.SON Montreal. N. C. M MdiAKET HrcillKS WlTHKBSPOON Murphy. N. C. Mary Euuk.ma Wyatt Raleigh, N. C. Margaret Young Raleigh. N. C. Rachei Bar.- jes Raleigh, N. C. Lais BiviNS Hillsboro, N. C. Martha Laxe Bradley Raleigh. N. C. JlMMIK BULXOCK Fairmont. N. C. K.VrilERlNE CHE,4THA1I YoungsvlUe, N. C. Sara Delxinoer Shelby, N. C. CoBiWNB Ellington Smlthfield. N. C. Jane Flowe Raleigh, N. C. Dean Hart Hendersonville, N. C. Shaw Hines Palson, N. C. Betsy Howard Nelsou. Va. : Thirty-nine Paii.ixk Keij,ey Raleigh, N. C. AuiK Lavohlix Raleigh, N, C. Mabgaukt Lane Little Raleigh, N. C. Betsy MiDamel Whiteville, N. C. Marv Pe-vce Roanoke Rapids. N. C. EllNA Eaki.e Robbinn Washington, N. C, Hei.en Perkinson Raleigh. N. C. Lrcv Knkiiit Ruffin Tarboro, N. C. ,M IMl Maktiia Holt Bihihitt. M.m:i Nanlv Lawlor. Marian M(.l ' i Smith. Marv Thomas Smith. CoRiXNA Gaxt. Rosalie Hay. Edith Jerman, Carolyn Norris. Carolyn Rackliffe. Betty Preparatory Students PREPARATORY 1 Feliz Bailkv Anxe Birr Mkueuith Holderby Frances McKee M ARC AiiET Stew art PREPARATORY II Cleo DeWeese Laura Ball Hum Lucy Be ' erly Je Glivh Root Neil Smith DciRoiiiY Stewart Mar :aret We, tiierspoon Reuecca Willlims PREPARATORY III KaTHERINE H-U!RL9 Siiir.ij;y Haywood Meixie Hlssey Mary Franklin Jones LoL ' isE Luck Jean Poe Virginia Reynolds Muriel Smith Mahgakct Vass [FilDSS [Fg E riar 8c- Jar, LJalh riarijaret Sui ions r da riorrour Pi Thela Jii LilrraiN Society MAKt.AKKT SVMilNS Ada MciKKOw Mary HARVEy Lovii... Neu. Hay .Vice Presideiil fiecretarn -----Tfrasiirer Martha Adams Annie Elizahptth Baim Rachel BARXf:s Evelyn Bazkmohk Ellen Bic gs Lois Bivins Maktiia Hum BimuiTi Irma Bonamier ELiz.vBFn-H Boyd Martha Lane Braiile- Bi- nche Blfealoe Anne Birr Katheri.nk Cheatham Sara Colemax VreiiixLv C(ix Martha Ch art Sara Crahtree Lillian Crane Mary Crow Sara De:llinger Dorothy Dent Cleo De Weese ViRGILIXE DORSEY Nat Ali.e Dinn MARv:ARi ' rr Edmunusox Francf:s Eighme Garnett Eighme Hilda Evans Mar(;aret Forrest CORINNA GaXT Helen Gibbs Anna Green Catherine Harringtox K THERI H Di; Ha Xkli. Hay Rosalie H Shirley Haywooh Merehith HoLDERin Laira Bai l Hnn.Ei: Elizabeth Hi ssey Meli.ie Hi ssey ElIITH JERMAN Lri V Be krly Jei:m Jaxie Joli Mary Fra Ells .ixE Kelly SE KILL! AX Mtirrn LlXJraxi Irene Little Margaret Lit-ile Cornelia Love Mary Harvey Love Loi ' isE Lrt ' K Marian McClexagi BFrrsY McDaxtet- MAltr.AitFT MiKiNxn Fra Ml Kl Primi; i M. I ' lil l;si LvULfi Mm r m;ii Gertrlbe Mann Virginia Mann Hill Moefatt Willie Love Morga Ada MoRlio ■ Isabelle Nelson LoL ' lSE NEWLAM) Carolyn Norris Elise Parti X Lira Pexxey Mary Lkjgm Pjtt.m Mildred Pimmax Jeax Poe Carolvx Rackliefe Virginia Revxolivs Olivia Root Mabel Sargeant Alice Searight RV E. Sixi;letari Edith Smith Bittty Smith rii • Tim Jl LIA Ma McRiEL Smith Nell Smith Eliza Steimiexsox MARGARI-n ' SYM(tXS BEI ' LAH Ttrxer Margaritt Vass Margaritt Wade Vivian Waring MARGARirr WEATHI-JISI ' i. Nancy West Elizabetth Wheeler Rebecca Williams Mildred Womble Edith Wyatt Margaret Yoi ng Forty-five ' M Sigma Phi Kappa Literary Society Zellaii Washiu K.N _ .._ _ _ President Elizabeth Hoon _ vice President Rb.nnie Williams _ Secretary Mary Boiihen Wallaci: Treasurer .IiisKi ' iiixK Ball Maiiel fii.EXN Best JiMMiE Bullock Elizabeth Butler Gladys CAMPiibXL Catherine Clark Hilda Cloxtz Rosalind Crist Jean Cromartie Dorothy Davis Maxin ' e Dowdy ViRcixiA Earie COIIIXNE ElI.IM.TON Jane Floue Clara Fciscte Elizabeth Gerow Katherine Giles Mahy Margaret Giles Annette Gooddhed Maiy Harris Louise HliilisM ith Shaw Hixes ELlZADEili Hood Betsy Howard Aileex Jenrette CHARLOni ' : KUCLER Alice Lai i.iii in Nancy Lawion Mary Viiwmnm Leki Harriet Link Naniy Link .Mary McElnvek Margaret McQuiston Margaret Palmer Edith Patrick Mary Peace Helen Perkins,. n M Mil, Mil I SrCWART Maiiy Tarry Virginia Tate Winnie Taylor Ruth Turner Mary Boiiden V m i ac e Carolini: Ward Mary Elizabeih Weli o.n Rennie Williams Virginia Wilson Margaret Witherspoon Marshals Charlotte KroLEB. Dorothy Dext. Sara Delli.nger, Lucy Knight Rutfix, Elizabeth HUSSET. ; ' , ' ' The Lotus Staff •A (V Lr K. M K Hajimi I, im.. Gir.Ks. LniTsK. Hicils.MiTii, M.MO M. ' PKiMitoHE McPjirrson, Hai{1[1i r Link ' . WiNNTE Taylor, CAunLiNK Waiui. Lii FoscvK Axn Wn.UF. Lo n.; MimiiAN. Forty-eighl TIE.N ' K LiTTI.E. MaIK AHET MiKINNON. KaTHERTXK iARET Gn.Ks. Alice Searkiiit. Sarah CoiJ ' Ima.n. .riiA Pkn.vev. Liii isi: Newianm. roiiNKl ia Love. IA CllANK. AXMTII GoODIiUKli; Tupi.lls. Cl-ARA The Student Council Caboline Ward, llAncAnET Symo.ns, Zei.lah Washbvrx, Louise Neavlaxd. Margaret McKi. . o. . Ada Mokrow. Irene Little. Alicjc Searigiit, Elizabeth Boyd, Mary McElwee. Forty-nine Peace Student Christian Association Cabinet Elizabeth Boyd, Alice Seaiiigiit. Martha Ahams, Caroline Waru, Louise Newland. Mary Borden Wallace, Margaret Symons. Hilda Clontz, Irjia Bonaxder. Winnie Taylor, Margaret McKinxon. Alma Mater In the heart of Caroliu:!, ' Neath its skies of bhu ' . Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. Classic in her broad iii-(]| iii ' tii]us. Looks she proudly down — Reared against the aroh of heaven, With the stars for crown. Chorus Lift the chorus, speed it onward ; Let it never cease ; Hail to thee, our Alma Mater; Hail, all hail, to Peace ! Clambering o ' er the walls and columns Historic ivies twine. As pure love and tenderest memory In our hearts enshrine Days of toil and days of jileasure, Happiness and joy. Hardships, struggles witliout measure, Days without alloy. Honored to be our Alma Mater, Honored for her past ; Honored in the living present, Let her honors last ! Long as time shall tell the story. Long as hearts are true. May her name be erownefl witli glory And honors ever new ! Miss Nannie Dinwiddie. Fifty-one PEACE A JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Raleigh. North Carolina For the Education and Culture of Young Women I. College Courses. II. Courses preparatory to College Courses. III. Special courses in Art. Piano, Voice, Expression, Home Economics, and Commercial Subjects. SITUATION Location in capital city affords special opportunities, delightful social advantages; athletics supervised indoor and outdoors by physical di- rector. Special attention to individual development. Climate permits outdoor life all winter. i For catalogue or other information, write The President. Peace, a Junior College for Women. Raleigh. N. C. If 11 A CAREER AND YOUR HOME A promising future is often-times sacrificed on the altar of household drudgery. You have planned a career — yet you, like all other women, will some day want the pleasures and comforts of a home of your own. Must you abandon the work for which you are prepared in favor of the home? Not in this age of electrical con- veniences! You can manage a home suc- cessfully and at the same time carry on with your vocation or profession. Elec- trical appliances will provide you with the necessary time and perform your house- hold tasks efficiently and economically. CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY CVT FLOWERS Blooming Pol Plants n edding and Graduation Bout uels Funeral Designs, etc. STEINMETZ FLORISTS Compliments of T. H. BRIGGS SONS, Inc. Carolina ' s Oldest Wholesale and Retail Hardiiare House Raleigh, N. C. Established 1865 Phone No. 45 Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices ECKERD ' S 222 Fayetteville Street Patent Medicines, Toiletries, Sundries, Prescriptions SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE TAYLOR ' S The Show Place of the Carolinas Suits, Dresses, Coats. Millinery. Underwear. Hosiery Gloves, Jewelry, Leather Goods, Gifts, Novelties and Hundreds of other needed things Get the Habit, Shop at TAYLOR ' S HOTEL CAROLINA Raleigh ' s Host for Every Occasion Electric Fan, Bath and Radio in Every Room CLASS JEWELRY See our exclusive line oj PEACE Pins and Rings JOLLY ' S Jewelers and Silversmiths SINCE 1881 HOLEMAN PRODUCE COMPANY Raleigh, N. C. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE PHONES 463 — 169 MEREDITH COLLEGE Raleigh, N. C. Offers Young Women Three Distinct Advantages It is recognized as a STA.XDARD College by the Southern Association of Colleges, by the Association of American Universities, and by the American Association of University Women. It is a SMALL College — Student body of 500 — large enough for enthusiasm, but small enough for students and teachers all to be good friends. It is a CHRISTIAN College — «ith Christian atmosphere and motive and freedom. For further inforniali ' catalogue write CHAS. E. BREWER, President Raleigh, N. C. PINE STATE CREAMERY FANCY ICE CREAM FOR ALL OCCASIONS Glenwood Avenue Raleigh, N. C. Come and Buy from Us The Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Philadelphia Organized in 1865 Specializer in old age maturing endowments and retiring life incomes FRANK M. HARPER District Agent CONFIDENCE The young ladies of Peace who are sensitive to quality appeal and those who instinctively buy where complete confidence may be placed are among our most welcome customers. It is ever the policy of this Company to con- tinue to merit such confidence by constant attention to the proper relation of quality and price. BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY Raleigh ' s Shopping Center Make COLLEGE Boon-Iseley Drug Co. CLOTHES Your Headquarters and We Carry a Complete Line of MILLINERY all well-known for Perfumes, Cold Creams the and Face Powder College CUT RATE DRUGS Miss CANDIES SODAS We Deliver PHONE 96 112 Fayettpville Street BYNUM PRINT IN G COMPANY Better I ri n t i n g 692 — PHOI MES — 693 Raleigh Beauty Shoppe 107V2 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C Artistic Hair Cutting for Ladies We Specialize in Arnol Scalp Treatment Eugene and Frederic Permanent Waving and all other Forms of Beauty Culture PHONE 2005 BRANTLEY ' S AgenI for ELIZABETH ARDEN ' S FACIAL CREAMS ICE CREAM and FINE CANDIES .%•• ,«§« •■•■ ••• . ••« STYLE AND QUALITY At Modest Prices Coats, Suits, Frocks For All Occasions HATS AND ACCESSORIES 126 Fayetteville Street RalelgKs Smartest Shop THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and SUNDAY SCHOOL Extends a welcome to college girls. It is our hope that you will make this your church home during your stay in Raleigh. There are special classes organized in our Sunday School for college girls. REV. W. McC. WHITE, D.D., Pastor A. C. KIMREY, Superintendent of Bible School FOR PURE CLEAR CRYSTAL I C E AND HIGH GRADE COAL Phone 492 CAPITAL Ice and Coal Co., Inc. 600 West Hargett Street QUALITY JEWELRY DIAMONDS If . ITCHES Expert Repair Department Ml.LMJVJ IJ ' Jim- ftt Garland C. Xorris Co. If ' lwlesale Distributors 122 Clenwood Ave Raleigh, N. C. Ask for Dixie Drinking Cups Fine Candies Toe Phone 170 For Graduation As well as any time during the school term We extend to EVERY PEACE GIRL A most cordial invitation to make our store her shopping headquarters . . . Vou will always find a warm welcome and courteous salespeople . . . Let L ' s Serve You! HUDSON-BELK COMPANY ' Central Carolina ' s Largest Department Store ICK MOIIUK EARL JOHNSON Moore Johnson Co. Rahigh ' s Fastest Crouing Agenn Insurance — Surety Bonds Phone 129 813-14-15 Lawyers Building Work in the Nineteen Thirty-two LOTUS Done by HORTON Raleigh. N, C. Official Photographer for PEACE CAROLINA COACH COMPANY The Sitindard of tlie South Funiisliiiig safe, ellicient and economical motor coach transportation between Raleigh and WILSON DURHAM GREENVILLE FAYETTEVILLE GREENSBORO NORFOLK SUFFOLK ROCKY MOUNT CHAPEL HILL CHARLOTTE AND INTTRMHDIATE POINTS WIGGINS DRUG STORE YOUR DRUG STORE 610 North Person Street Phone 2278 Open Evenings Vanity Beauty Shop 606 Harp Street Raleigh, N. C. RUTH HAZEL FERGUSON Beauticiait AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION Furnished to Raleigh and Vicinity OAK CITY LAUNDRY OLDEST AND BEST SINCE 1880 Family U ' ashitig a Specially Telephone 180 or 181 Beil Fhc.nos 781 — H3 — H ' ) RALEIGH FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY Main Office: 17 S. Wilmington St. Plant 414-416 Gale St. RALEIGH. N. C. WISHING 0U MUCH SUCCESS THROUGH LIFE Remember when shopping vou can do better EFIRD ' S Your Patronage Appreciated! STATE, PALACE AND CAPITOL PUBLIX-KINCEY THEATRES The Best in Talking, Singing and Dancing Piclures at Popular Admission Prices W. H. KING DRUG CO. WHOLESALE DRUGS 117 S. Wilmington St. Phone 245 RALEIGH. N. C. Geo. Marsh Company ( Incorporated) Wholesale Distributors Fine Food Products Raleich. N. C. Fraternity. College and Class Jewelry Commencement Announcements and Invitations Jeweler to Pi Theta Mu and Sigm a Phi Kappa Clubs of Peace L. G. BALFOUR CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEKURO. I, SS. PERSON STREET PHARMACY TWO STORES NORTH PERSON STREKT HAYES BARTON V. V). GATTIS. Pro,,. A Complete Line oj Nalionally Advertised DRUGS— PLUS A SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF TOILET ITEMS Soda Our Specialty COLLEGE CLOTHES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Underwear, Fan-Tan Hose Stores Everyuhere Howards Carolina Cleaners, Inc. 1 10 Han isoii Avenue Cleaning, Pressing, Altering, Dyeing Telephones: 4067—4068 OUR MOTTO: Odorless work of the liigliesl quality and prompt, courteous service W ' ear Cinderella Slippers for STYLE — COMFORT Price— $5.00 and .$6.00 I i.sit Our Bargain Basement THE NEW CINDERELLA SLIPPER SHOP Il:i Favctteville Street J. J. Fallon Co., Inc. FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions 100.000 Feet of Glass The Largest Greenhouse Plant in North Carolina See Us for our Shoes STREET — SPORT — DRESS Prices Reasonable ROSCOE-GRIFFIN SHOE COMPANY 120 Favelteville Street DUKE UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL First Terni: June 14 to July 22; Seeund Term: July 23 to August 31 .Lirses leading lo A.B. and A.M. degrees. lurses for Superinlendenls. Principal?, and Teachers carrjing college cre lit. turses leading to a distinctively professional degree. Master of Education, for college graduates, with two cr more years of teaching experience. For information, address HOLI ND HtlLTON. Dire, lor of Summer School DUKE LNlVERSIT ' i Dl RHAM. N. C. Ji NAi.rsKA Simmer School, Inc. i.Mfiliaied with Duke University I Lake Junaluska. N. C. June 13 to July 22. 1932 B. G. CHILDS. Director Durham. N. C. JrN.Ai.isK. School of Religion (. lfiliated with Duke University) Lake Junaluska, N. C. July 25 to .Septemher 2. 1932 ELBERT RUSSELL. Director Durham. N. C. California Fruit Store .10 Years as the Head,|uartirv and Meeting Place for College Students Speaks for Quality and Service LUNCHES CANDIES SODA FRUIT JEANS SMART SHOP for SMART WOMEN Styles of Individuality Raleigh Xnrtli Carnliiia EDWARDS BROrtiHTON COMPANY RALEIGH 1932