Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Section V. 1. .Vilrmi Jciinttr, ,1., will niy ,|iupt, .-aliii .li,-i|m,.iti. m to Mary YdUiii;- ( ' aiiiiaily. S,M-fi,,ii VI. 1. Maxiiir Dowdy, .1,, will an.l lir iiu-atli two iiichrs of my tall statui ' c t.i Kliza liosv. in nrilcr to hriii her tqi in tliis wurM. Srrtion VII. We, Mary Peace ami Helen (iil.hs, lo l.ciiieath ..iir ahility for i;i ' ttiiif; into tioiihle to .loseiiliiiie .Jones and ] uliy Palmer. S.Tfioii VIII. 1, Mai-v Kiin-enia Wvaft. d.. will mv i-eimtafion for having heell at Peace for einlit year.s ' lo Rosalie Hay and K.litli .h rnian. S,M-fion IX. 1, Lura Penny, do will and l,e,|iieatli my 1..i,k swee|,in- eyolashos to -E Park, who cnt hers off. Sc-fioii X. 1. Marv Rawlins Tarrv. d.. ndi ii.|iiish mv special ri.ulit hand coindi in the parlor to Helen Marie Weil. Section XI. 1, Isali.dle Xelsoii, leave my -lovint;- ilevotion to ,lea r olo Peare to Frances Moore. Section XII. I, (iarnett Kii;iiiiie. do will and he,iii,.atli ilie position as l.iisine.ss • manager of the annual to tl ii ' who fcls that she will worry over it as nimdi as I have. Section XI 11. 1, (;in L.-tler, do will my ni.nhtly telephone calls to Pradford Clark. May sh,. not ahii.sr h, ' r telephono privih ' g ' cs. .. P ,11 ..,,. Section Xl ' . 1, Uoitie I ' a is. do will and hecjueatli to Mary Ina I l »U -r III privilege of sleeping through hivakfast .Monday mornings. Section XV. To Catherine liankin, 1, Louis,. Killian, leave my hnsky l.nihl and strong voice. Section XVI. 1, Mary M. ' Klwee, leave my dignity, executive ; ahility. tact and seiisi ' of ri-sponsihility lo Kiiiiis Lane. S,.ctioii XVII. 1. Sai-ah Coleman, do will ami hcpirath my .diarii ling pers,,n- alily to Virginia Ifeinheimer. .S,.cli,m XVIII. I, Pinkv M. Phcrson, do will my pleasing smih t,. Margaret Waddell. .May it hriiig her lots of happiness. .Vif-rn i.E V Se,-tlon 1. We, th,. .senh.r class do herehy app.iint Katherine 11:: irris as sole e.xecntor of this will. Seeti.m 11. This will is signe.l in witness thercd ' hy the .dass of I9:i:i. Fli. ,NC ' E,S KniHMK, Trsfcifnr. Signed this I ' Nth day of May. lii: ' .:!. Witne.sse.s : Miss SeoTT. Peckv Wii.i.i. Jrs. Bii.i.v PrI ' ;ssi.y. TwentyeiKlil

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Last Will and Testament WK, fill ' Mii-viviiii; iiii-iiiImm-s ,.f fl.c rhiss ..f 111:;:; ..f l ' ,-:ir,. .lniii,,i ' ( ' ,,lli.f;c, liaviiin ' I II iiniiiniiiiccil almost iiM ' iit:illy pcrtVrt iin.l [iractirMlly saiir. liy tlir faculty nf sai.l sell. i,, I. ,|, wish tu make, pul.lisli. aii.l di-claiv this t.. h,- ,mr last will and ti-staiiiciit. Article I S,.,-ti..i, 1. To Dr. I ' lvssly an.l Miss M ' L.dlaii.l »r .1.. h,-ivl,y Iravr .mi- a|.- piviatinii f,,i- all till ' thiii.us ' they have- .lour tni- mu- iia-iital ami im.i-al i;.M,il. Sci-fii.ii 11. Til the t ' ai-iilty Vf li-avr mif iimlyiiif; ' aii|ii ' rriatiiiii ami ilri ' |irs| uratitmlr I ' m- tlu-ir |iatiriiri- ami tlivli-ss ptfufts to iiiakr siniirthiiiu- nf iH. ArTK ' I.K, II Til till ' ii iiiiiif;- sriiiiu ' s ill all scriousiirss wr ilu will : Section I. Our srninr [irivilrfri ' s. hopiiif; tlii-y will Immir ami rlii ' iish tlinii as their iiredecessnrs havi- dmif. Section II. Tlir Immir of a.ssembliiig, editing, and slaviiit; over iir.xt year ' s annual, hojiing it will not have to be a depre.ssion annual. Section III. Tin- untold priA ' ilege of enjoying the Junior-Senior entertainment without having had to ]iay for it. Artht.k 1 1 1 To the -iireiis we do hi-rehy .solemnly will ami hiMiurath a small [mrti f our well known dignity nnisistiiig of tlir srveral ahilities: Si-,-ti.iii 1. To walk tliri.ugh the halls in a i|uiet ami rehiird inaiiner. SiTtiiiii 11. To ri ' fiaiii friim si|uirniiiig and giggling during idia]iel. SiM-tioii 111. Wi. do also will tl xe liii-lv -reat ideasure of attending studv hall. Article I ' The following meniliers of the Senior ela.ss. having rollei-ted ,sonii. very valuable trea.sures ami eharaeteristies, do hereby make the follnwing individual liequests: Section I. We, Anna (ireen and Dorothy Uent. do will and liei|Ueatli our eom binefl abilities to get to Dr. Pressly ' s Eilueatimi class a minute hitc, to any two 1 pie who will take advantage of the privilege. Section 11. We, Blanche Buffiiloe and Virginia Tate, do leave ..ur scholastic ability 111 any one who feels she is entitled to this great honor. Section III. 1, Lillian Crane, do will my beauty ti. daiiet Moyd. May she receive tis many letters as 1 did after having her picture published in the | ' iaper. Section IV. 1, Virginia Wilson, do herehv beipieath mv wit to Mai-fha Holt Bobbitt. .May she aci|iiire my inmiceiit looks along with it.

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Junior Class Hkttv Smith FHANtKS Mdokk Mahtha Holt Bohuitt Majiik Fkan-k Havwood.. HhLKN AsHWOHIlI Katiiehink Bl,AtK Kr. Martha Holt Bobiut Kl.SlK RoDWELL Hklp:n BriAME El.I .AHETH BrSBEE LlI.I.lE Bynum Mauv YoiNc; Can Maim ' ha Cakter IjOis Cromartie RiTH Crooks Mary Da.mel Fraxiks Dtrfey Janey Floyd Abbey Foy Dorotiiaijcex Helej Rasalie Hay 1 Y Elsie Hayi Lillian H. ' Mamie Fra (.■ilnl,; Ha Jewel Hiim ' s AxME Lee Hookek Edith Jerman JOSEPHIXE JoAES Mavis Koox(e Na 1 Y La OR Cakoi.ixe Lom; CORIXXE Lo (l JOSEIMIINE LoM; SARAir LTTCir Mary Matthe Frances Moore Olivia Newlin Maria RlMV Pai mek Ei.iZAiiiriH Park VlUGIMA Pi IINEI.L Carolyn Ra -kliffe Catherine Rankin Mary Renneker VlROINIA ReINHIE.MER Eliza Rose Mary Friar Roi se Emily Scott Betty Smith Mary Thomas Sm i i ii Margaret Wadiiei l LoiisE Wells Sahah D. Whitmore Catherine Woodall Commercial Juniors Amelia Clark Maroahet Barnes Mabel Blake Elizabeth Castle Amelia Clark Bradford Clark Helen Donahoo aroaret Guy THERiNE Harrington THALEA Holland ILLIAN Hi NTER l)SA Graddy Lemmonu l.iZAliETH Morris ■ai.dkan Moser Margaret Plexico Dorothy Price Helen Scarboroi Hilda Sellers Mary L. Sie kns( Vn:c.iNiA Vincent Junior Poem What shall we do and where shall we go On the other side of the wall? We see no sky because out there The houses are so tall. Shall we mount to the top of the highest one Climbing steadily, story by story? And shall some of us stop to sleep a while. While the rest toil on to glory? As the youth climbs on and age creeps through. No face and no step can mask it: The silver-haired woman stands high on the roof. tJathering stars in her market basket. Nancy Lawlor.