Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Littietnii. y. ( ' . Couiu-i! (■; Every girl in school looks iipnii Izzy iH an ideal of sportsmaiishiii. ytholar- hip. and charm. She can be both care- ive and capable, and is equally lovable n both phases. Her charm is enhanced y her shyness. Always neat and well :ruomed, Izzy is bound to ini press the vorld as she did us. Although we are always hearing people (jilking about that soft, husky, southern drawl, we have rarely seen it as real and delightful as it is In Carolyn. Her calm temper and genuine love of fun are (|ualities that have made and will con- tinue to make an army of friends. (■3H 11- T. ' i Lura is one of the most beautiful girl ill the Senior class. Her smile and cheei lul greeting makes one feel that she i ;i true friend. A delicate t-harm of ai: Iiearaiii-e and manner add to he attractiveness.

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Uli-e a lib A fomi mist ( ' 3 :. ' 33) 1 . S. ( ' . - Cahine Ti-nm (■33) (•32). Ho fkey Te 1.1 (-3 1) : Basrliall What would we ha e doi e without Mary Virgil ia? The vay she tickles those ivories ill never be forgotten : also those tel ephone calls at nine forty-five! Hei personality felt hy every me. is due to hrii g her success ill whatever she chooses to do. .Mmiv Ml Kl.wKi- C. A. Cahiiiet ( ' 33): Statistics ( ' 33) Team ( ' 32); Basketball Team ( ' 32, ' 33); Hockey Team (■32); Privileged Honor Roll (32. ' 33;. We find ill iVIary all the characteristics of an ideal president of the student body. Her ability to lead us through the trials and distractions of this school year has shone out above everything else. Mary ' s presence at Peace will be an everlastiiifi nifiiiory in all our liearts. Raleigh. .V. C. ident Pi Tlie When we think aliout Primrose «.■ think of the lines: Holy. wise, and fair, is she For Heaven such grace did lend her That she might admired b e. Pinky is gifted in many years; she is an artist, an actress, and a writer. She possesses beauty, charm and iutelligenie. Some day the whole world will sing her praise.

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Ruleiijh. .V. c. A jiirlish freshness and an un- affected manner are the first impressiuns Margaret gives and to know her is to Hnd a sincere friend. N ' othing appears to depress her or ruffle her gentle disposi- tion: Margaret ' s keen interest and wliole- hearted support can be depended upon in any activity. RilU-iilh. .V. r. Elsie has a (luiet and easy-going man- ner that make her a charming individual, though she never makes herself known in a crowd. As a student she has dis- tinguished herself and won many friends, among both the faculty and students. May she never change, and always remain her own sweet self. A charming bit of Virginian aristocracy — Mary Tarry. Her daintiness and femininity have made her a popular belle IH