Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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1 Ever smiling, ever happy — thus shall we remember Miss Gladys Waldrop, our class sponsor. Her I 1 lively disposition, her never failing optimism, and her abundant sym- pathy have endeared her to the entire student body How grate- ful we are, not only for her inter- ' H l est in every activity, but also for her many contributions of spicy originality In class she is bub- bling over with wit; on the ath- Pl 4- Hjl H letic field she is an excellent sportswoman. We part from her with regret, only hoping that she has enjoyed her association with us half OS much as we have BJH jt enjoyed her leadership Morion Womble, ' 35. 1 MISS GLADYS WALDRO P ' Class Sponsor ALICE SANDERS Mascot of Class of 1935 1 Daughter of Mrs Ransom Sanders . Eighteen ■ i

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Our Island home Is far beyond the wave; we will nc longer roam. — Tennyson. SEN lORS v- ' X. President of Senior Class

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SENIOR CLASS Colors: Red and White Flower Red Rose Morion Womble President Virginia Smith Vice-President Virginia Adams Secretory and Treasurer Miss Gladys Waldrop Class Sponsor Alice Sanders Mascot Virginia Adams Josephine Jones Mildred Thrift Bettie Bowling Margaret Lewis Jonie Wanner Maria Bradley Dorothy MocDougold Helen Mane Weil Eloise Carawon Mary Blue Monroe Blessing Whitmore Beth Crabtree Ruth Prichard Mobel Williams Corinna Gont Ruth Rose Ruth Williams Eloise Harrington Gertrude Schwartz Mae Williamson Eloise Hayes Virginia Smith Marion Womble Josephine Hutchison Mary Anne Taylor Charlotte Lane Wright Mobel York Commercial Seniors Ethel Coleman Mildred Hiner Morjorie Gerber Julia Howard Winifred Shonnonhouse Senior Poem When to Peace, our Alma Mater, we bid sorrowful adieu, We ' ll retain her image ever in our hearts so loyal, true. In our fancy oft returning to this scene of hoppy days, We shall pay our homage to her in a thousand different ways. All the paths we take when parted and the way we play the gome May they bnng still greater glory, laud and honor to her name. Visions dreamed and friendships cherished, inspirations we have gamed. Moke us ever discontented, till for heights we have attained. Eloise Hayes.