Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1936 volume:

LOTUS 19 3 6 Copyright ELIZABETH MacKETHAN Editor ELIZABETH HOLMES Business Manager 5o0wXXXXXXX 0CXXXXXXX)CXXX 000O0OOOC 0OO0 THE LOTUS 19 3 6 , a; Yearbook o f Peace Junior College Kaieigh, North Carolina x4 ' ' SSSxy V x oo X X xxxxxyx x D E D 1 C A T I O The ideal Peace girl after graduation continues to honor Peace by her veryicev to her home, chvirch, city, state, and nation. As home-maker, mother, and church and civic worker, she magnifies stili the name of her Alma Mater. She keeps a S weet and gemtle spirit In spite of fame or fortune, rank or place. The students of Peace wish to dedicate THE LOTUS of 11935 with loving reverence to one who impersonates this Peace ideal: Mrs. Mary Burwell Lacy Daughter of one of the founders of Peace Student of Peace Md her and Grandmother of Peace students INeighbor of Peace for many years Member of Peace Building Committee, 192S Trustee of Peace xxxx tot xxxx ? xggc oocx ' CONTENTS COLLEGE CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FEATUMES Jb5555iSS58855iS5S?5S6S5 ' ¥ ' 2;« ' ' .«xJx ;8x5x5)!J$x8J . x5x. JS 5SSJ5S8«!S«JJS«5Jgyi5|5JJ x5 Bs?fiT ' «5K£?8 5_ .! S! x«) 8 ?(KXX xxxxx . xxxxxxxxj xxxxxxxxxxx 5x xx .|j|kxx w .. XXXXXX- ' — xxxxxxx X XX 5r XXX xyc XXX KXX XjS XJX XXX XgX XX jy XJK XJX «X X52 ' - A A ix „,x V o r -■ - DR. WILLIAM C. PRESSLY, Preiident MISS MAY McLELLAND, Dean LOTU LiCY E. Steele Bible and Spanish Hki.e.n Harriet Sales KnKllsh lui .AHETH Davidson Histon- Mrs. Bessie Picklesimkr I listMiy, Latin, Bi )i ikkceping MvRA Williams Science Ida W. CiRRiE Ciiniincrcial Subjects W ' iMERED KlHXS Mathematics AnxE W. i-lAY. (lR Frencli J ' Aei.i ' .x 11i) ell Hiinie EcoiKinii Mrs. Rptii Moori., Art; MistiiiA- ,,( Art (Jlad s ' ai.DR()I I ' hwsicai EJucation Katharyn Freemat Librarian H LOTUS . MaRV KiRKl ' ATRICK Secretary Mrs. Xixa Holland Covixgto Enelish, Histiirw Dramatics Amelia Clark Registrar iRGi L Wilson Music Practice Supervisor Lo ' IE JOXES Piano, Harnii tu Charlotte K. Armstrong iolin Mrs. Roy Dearstyne oice Mrs. Nellie P. Staudt Organ Alice hittier . 1eser e Night Stud_ - Hall Super -is Lui.A Jane Grey Day Study Hall Supervisor Ethel Gramm.£.. Dietitian Mrs. Tennie B. Sharpe Matron and Infirniarian IS Im Memor ' of MRS. MARGARET MEKRIMAN KENNEY Sometimes at the ij.iyest of seasons the sdddest moments come. Do you remember the day we left for Christmas vacation? As we left many of us said, Goodsbje, Mrs. Kenney. And Merry Christmas! In her own delightful way she too wished us a Merry Christmas — and goodsbye. Many of us sent greeting cards — a last remembrance. When school reopened, one of tis did not return — Mrs. Kenney. And yet — in every corner is a memory of that loved one. At her table we miss the thumbsdup signal when the meal is finished. In the hall we miss the words All aboard! as she stepped into the elevator for a trip upstairs. Many a time a play or pageant would have been Jess complete without her gracious lending. We shall miss the interest taken in our persona] friends. Many of vi s had some little secret we would share with her alone. We shall miss helping her into the little red car for the ride she loved so well. It is the little things in life that make us love a person. When the loved one is gone, those little things are what we remember. We miss Mrs. Kenney not only as the alumnae secretary and as a gracious lady, but also as a friend and one of us. 16 X ' ' XXXXX XXX , .« ■ ' s ' S 5 xxxx _ VxxxxxixjOtS xx XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XX - xxxxxxxxx ;ocxxxx)ao xxxxkxxxxxx N5x SssJxH 5o XXXXXXXXXXXXXX v x v v xx OOOQO XXXXXXXXXXXXW v XXXXXXXXXXXX :xxxx9vy xxxxxx xV3Qy X- v - ■ XSXXXXXXXXXXXX ' ' S «X XX XXXXXXXXXXXKXXXKXXVXXXXX ' ' - XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXJ XKKXXX • -x « XXXXXXKXXMV ' - -■- - -- 8K ' S8558S ' S?P ?5SE W ' ' ' ' ' ' ' xxxJrxxxxx j XyxxXXXyX)OfXXXX)O0?X) XXXXXXXXXX XxSoO(X - -,. S xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ■ ■• xi xx o :xxx VxxxKHxx XXXXXXKXXXKXXXX xx X Op 1 XJJX xjp ) x XXX XX XX X X XWt XX X X WX X X XX X XX xxxxv y xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx S ? x op XJX ,0 X5 xjx o v xgx « xxxxx Sxx Q(xxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxx itSiiiSfiS Kxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xx cxxxx xxxx . L O T U Goldsboru Glui - — Demi-tasse — P. S. C. A. Cabin- Inseparables! DiKlin ' up Ihe Dudiie! C ' a[i n (ireeii and C ' ap ' n White- Pillars of Peace— P. 11. R. at Play- Backing State! Raising a racket — Chapel Hill buund- The_ ' ' ve got that swing- Evils of exercise! i8 LOTUS . . . r -f The class of I9i6 is very fortunale in liaving as its sponsor and adviser, Miss Elizabetii Da idson. Her patient guidance in the classrixini, her enthusiastic par- ticipation and support in our scIukiI aeti ' ities, and her sincere interest in uur persona! problems ha ' e endeared iter to us both as a leader and as a friend. SENIORS Miss Elizabeth Davidson Class Sponsor Peggy Johxston- President Belle Neal Mili.hk Mascot 19 LOTUS P.S.C.A. Cab- nt Events Club. Mar(;aret Glendy Willard Wilmington, N. C. iident Student Body, ' .i6, Junior Class, ' 3 , ' 15, ' }(■,; Privileged Honor Roll. ' 36; Cur ' j6; Papyrus Club, ' 35; Volley Ball, ' 35. A ' Iargaret Louise Johnston Chapel Hill, N. C. President Senior Class, ' 36; Personality, ' 36; Vice Preside Student Council, ' 36; Vice President II ' J ' K, ' 36; Dramal Club, ' 35, ' 36, Vice Pres., ' 35; Sig Play, ' 3S; Scholarship, ' 3 Lotus Staff, ' 35, ' 36; Tennis Mgr., ' 36; Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 3 Robbie Sue Black Goldsboro, N. C. iss, ' 36; Lotus Staff, ' 36; Glee Club, 35, ' 36; Editor-in-Chief Pepper-Pol, matic Club, ' 36. Edith Louise Brown Raleigh, N. C. neM _ - ,, rus Club, ' 35, ' 36, Vice Pres.,-36; Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' 3 Current Events Club, ' 36; Treasurer n©.VI, ' 36; Secretary Ju ior Class, ' 35; Secretary Senior Class, ' 36; Lotus Staff, ' 35, ' 3 Despite the fact that Mabel is always down in the dumps, she has come out on fop. Vice President Senior C ' 35, ' 36; Papyrus Club, ' 36; Volley Ball, ' 36; D Papy LOTUS Crook — wko is athletic, musical, and artistic, with a peculiar weakness for Carolina. Glee Cli Basketb r Senio lb, ' 36; ill, ' 35; • Club, ' 35, HeTTIE Hi XT Wilmington, X. C. ■ Class, ' 36; Treasurer Sigma Phi Kappa. ' 36; Current Events Club, ' 36; Tennis, ' 35, ' 36; olley Ball, ' 35; Papyrus Club, ' 36. K.ATHRYN ' E YaRBOROUGH DeNTON Raleigh, X. C. neM Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36, Secretary and Treasurer, ' 36; Currer Events Club, ' 35, ' 36; President of Day Students, ' My, Peppe. Pot Staff, ' 36. I. RY Elizabeth Allen Raleigh, N. C. nsM ' 36. Fr.ances Priscilla Baker Raleigh, X. C. neM Glee Club, ' 35. ' 36; Papvrus Club, -35, ' 36; Pi Plav, ' 3; Class Poet, ' 36. LOTUS Rac ic Cliib, . Club, ' .i J l) Mh l!l,Al.l)Ck l ' ' rL-ninnt, X. C. ;raiidJ,iufl)UTs Club, ' .vi, •}(,. Catiiryn Alma Byers Savannah, Ga. President Sc.plu.more Class, ' .H; Glee Club. ' .U, ' 55, ' if,. Pres- ident. ' 35, Secretary and Treasurer, ' j6; Dramatic Club, ' .U, ' 35, ' 36; Sit; Plav, ' 35, ' 36; Senior Plav. ' 35, Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36; Current Events Club, ' 35, ' 36, Vke President, ■36: Two-Piano Recital. ' 35, ' 36; Golf, ' 36; Basketball. ' 34, ■35; W.lley Ball, ' 35; Monosram, ' 36; Pepprr-Pol Staff, ' 36. HKi. HowEi.L Brothers Fayetteville, N. C. •35, ' 36, Treasurer, ' }(.■ %- • Play, ' 35; |l i.ia Branch Kiificld, N. C. IIHM HORBIF, Sur: Bl.ACK Robbit! Sue — one of those popii lar Goldsboro girh doin her be H, sink Ihe A ' arv. (ilee Club, ' 35, ' 36, LOTUS . Marjoku: Gerber Gerber — J winning smile and c sunny disposition wake her ay ideal Peace Girl. AIarjorie Clark Clarkton, N. C. Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, President, ' 36; P. S. C. A. Cabinet, ' 3 ' :, ' 36, Secretary, ' 36; ' Miss Peace, ' 36; Golf Team, ' 36; Priv- ileged Honor Roll, ' 36. Sara Jessamixe Coates Raleigh, X. C. ne.M Papyrus Club, ' 35. ' 3(.; Pepper-Pol Staff, ' 36; Glee Club, ' 36 ViRGiLiA Cole Raleigh, N. C. n©M Secretary pf Pi Thcta Mu Society, ' 35, ' 36; Business Staff of Mary Eliz.abeth Crook Jamaica, B. W. I. Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36. President, ' 35; Glee Club, ' 36; Cur- rent Events Club, ' 36; Art Editor of Lotus, ' 36; Pepper-Pot Staff, ' 36; Scholarship, ' 35; Tennis Team, ' 35, ' 36; Volley Ball, 35, ' 36; Golf, ' 36. 23 LOTUS . XI1. IRGIMA CRd-MARlIl. Garland, X. C. Glee Club, ' iO; Basketball, ix Grace Ellixor Crouch Raleigh, N. C. Glee Club, ' .id; Daughters and Granddaughters Club, ' 36. Sarah Elizabeth Crump Sunbury, N. C. IIH.M Papyrus Club, ' .iS; Glee Club, ' j.i, ' iO; Daughters and Grand- daughters Club, ' .5 5, ' j6. Dorothy Lee Danieley Raleigh, X. C. ITHM Vice President nf Pi -ilicta Mu Society, ' 36. Kathryne Denton Kathryng — who is as popular :vilh the boarders as with the day- students because of her striking personality. 24 LOTUS . Btcause Billif ' s a loyal ' -Pi a dramatic leader, and a sterling girl. Bybe Rogers Davenport Nashville, X. C. Margaret Durfey Raleigh, X. C. 2 K Paulixe Frances Etheridge Raleigh, X. C. Zettie Frazier Raleigh, X. C. 25 LOTUS CoRi.WA 1 ' ' ri;i:.m. n Morclicad City, X. C. 1- I K ;Uib, ' 35; Daughters and Granddaughters Club, ' 35, ' 36. -Mary Kei.lam Garrison Raleigh, N. C. Curr Cliil- Its Cliih, n0M ' 36; Glee Club, 35, ' 36; apyt Marjorie Im.aixe CJeruer Henderson, X. C. Priviiefied H.,nur Roll. ' 35, ' 36; President of P. S. C. A.. ' 36, Vice President. ' 35; Student Council, ' 36, Student Body Rep- resentative. ' 35; Lotus StalT, ' 36, Typist, ' 35; Pepper-Pol Stair, ' 36; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36; Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36; Current Kvcnts Club, ' 36; Volley Mall, ' 35. Kaiharine Anne Mayhi!Gh CJi.ascock Raleigh, X. C. Current Kveiits Club, ' 3o; St. Marv ' s School, ' 35. Sc wlaslica !y enlhusiastic ami with a hearl itf fo il — ihal ' i Edilh. 26 LOTUS . Bfcause Dunie ' s llie rme wliu can make us pa — aj ' Siss and Seniors. Draniat the Unr Glee Club. ■.)6. Mary Louise CJlover Dabnc} ' , X. C Club. • (,; Papvrus Club. ' 36; Woma ?rsit.v of . orth Carolina. i5. RlTH GOOD.M.AX Raleigh, X. C. Anxie Lairie Harrell Wallace, X. C. Steli.. Heath Kiiiston, X. C. Vice President Junior Class, ' 35; Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36, Vice President, ' 35; Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' 36; Treasurer Student Council, ' 36; Treasurer P. S. C. A., ' 36. LOTUS RALlIhl, I Ilrki.m, Rocky Al..,uiit, . C. I IBM Stella Heath Bf cause Stella is a fine girl, who has high ideals and is going to Xatai.Ii; Elizabeth Hicks Florence, S. C. II0M Papyrus Cluh, ' ii, •}(,■ Current Events Club, ' 36. Ethei.yx Hoi.dex Neu.sc, X. C. IIHM Meredith PIolderby HiifFalij ,Springs, ' a. IIHM President of Pi Thct.i Mu, ' 36; Lotis Staff, ' 35, As Editor, ' 36; Beautv, ' 35; Marshal, ' 35; Papyrus Cli ' 35; Dramatic Club, ' 33- ' 36, Reporter, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Pi ' 35; Basketball, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35; Hockey, ' 33, ' 34 ' H- Ball, -34, -iS. sistant b, ' 35, ' Play. LOTUS . Because the Hall of Fame wouldn ' t he complete without Rachel ' s pep, vim, and vitality. Dorothy Holland Millbrook, N. C. ne.M Elizabeth Holmes Fayetteville, N. C. Assistant Business .Manager Lotus, ' 3 Busines •i(y. Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' 36; Sig Plai-, ' iS- Curi Club, ' 36; Papyrus Club, ' 36. Mana Elizabeth Meade Hundley Amelia, Va. n0M : Events Club, ' 35, ' 36. AIaBEL BeALTMOXT foHNSON Whiteville, N. C. noM Secretary of Student Council, 36; P. S. C. A. Cabine Privileged Honor Roll, ' 36; Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36; Pre of Current Events Club, ' 36; ' Dramatic Club. ' ■i6- Play, ' 35. ' ' 29 . . . LOTUS Mar-i ' MiizAiiirni foxEs Ralci-h, X ' . C. . [i:ta Kkxn ' isox ' I ' uwnsville, N. C. Elizabeth Cooper AIacKethax Fayctteville, N. C. Art Editor of Lotus, ' .i5, Editor-in-Chief, ' 36; President of Athletic Association, ' j( ; Student Council, ' .16; Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36; Pepper-Pot Staff, ' 36; Current Events Club, ' V ; Dramatic Club, ' 35. ' 36; Sit; Plav, ' 35; Tennis Fln.nls, ' 35, ' 36; Basketball, ' 35; Volley Hall, ' ' 35; ' crsatility, ' 3i,. LoREXE DixxixG Matthew. ' Lcaksvlllc. . . C. A ln„„iucll„ Clem, for her rapid rise III Ihe lop al Peaee. Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' M,; Voile of Lotos, ' 36, Typist, ' 36. 30 LOTUS Elizabeth Holmes Lib an unselfish friend and a tireless toiler in luring mer- chants on to bigger and better ads, Mary I.orisE Meiai.x Ralc-i.L ' h, X. C. II0M Current Events Club, ' .i.i, ' 36. Bill Moss Oxford, N. C. ' olley Ball. ' .U; Hockey, ' .U; Decl; Tennis. ' .U; Secretary of Sigma Phi Kappa, ' 36; Nominating Committee. ' . 6. M.ARTH.A H.AYES MyERS Laurinburg, . C. r K Daughters and Granddaughters Club, ' 35, ' 36; Papvrus Club. ■35, ' 36. Neda Pendleton Scotland Neck, N. C. Z J«K 31 LOTUS Mildred Phlstux Raeford, N. C. Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36; P. S. C. A. Cabinet, ' 36; Pepprr-Pot Staff, ' 36; Glee Club, ' 36; Current Events Club, ' 3(j; Writer of Foreword, Lotus, ' 36. BiLLiE Peace Pope Millbrook, N. C. Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' 36; Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' iO; Cur Events Cluh Club, ' 36. 36; President Dr Club, ' 36; Gle Mary Alice Potter Raleigh, N. C. Blanche Pearl Rexx Raleigh, N. C. 32 LOTUS Annie Laurik Harrell Because what concert or program would be complete without a note from Skeeter ! Patsy Ross RiCkS Wliitakei-s, X. c. IIHM Mary Rachel Teel Cjreenville, N. C. ■■Sii; Plav, •.! 5; Dramatic Club, •35, ' .iC- olley Basketball, ■,! ■ ■ ' iRGiNiA May ■ Turner Creedmoor, N. C. S l K Vic e President of P. S. C. . .. •:-( Student Council, ' .i6; Pri vileged Honor Roll, ' -!(.; Papyn us Club, ' 36. Martha Adair Wade Raleigh, N. C. n0M 11, ' 35, ' 36; Current Events Club, ' 35,- Papyrus Club, ' 35, ' 36; Club, ' 36, Vice President, ' 36. 33 LOTUS ' 35; Gk Club, • Club, Papyrus ' }S; Juni Mary Elizablth Ward Wallace, N. C. r I K Iramatic Club, ' .i5, ' ,i6; Basketball, Ruth Webb Oxford, N. C. Most Athletic, ' 36; Singles Tennis Chan.plon, ' 35, ' ir,- IJoubles Tennis Champion, ' 35- Vollev Rail •!;. iA .■ ■ ' }f- r ' -: ' - ' (i P- ' ° ' sta , ' ' ' ; Papy us aX i; -t ' P ' ™t, ' 36; P,pt r,-P„, Staff, -36; P. S C. A C. bi: net, 36; Current Events Club, ' 36; Class Prophet, ' 36. Shirley A x Whitlock Raleigh, i . C. ITHM b, ' 35 ' 36, Secretary ' 35; Current Events Club, lass Poet, ' ,15; Class Historian, ' 36. Anna Mary Wili.iam.s Raleigh, N. C. ire.M IZll S i ' ' k Pl ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ • ' ' ' ' ' 5 ' ' ' ! ' = Club, ' 36; XJramatic Club Play, .i6. ' Eli abeth Ward Lib — the most popular leajn at OUT ajter-dinner dances ana 34 LOTUS Maktua Mvuks 7 «y — a gijted pianist, and the girl who takes the cake for getting mail— (am mat,;). Mai: ii.i.iamshx Raleigh, X. C. neM Margaret Lacy W ' ji.i.iamson Raleigh, X. C. IIHM (lice Club, -i . ■.!(,; Dramatic Club, ' if,. Agnes Wolff Raleigh, X. C. AIariox W ' ombi.e Raleigh, X. C. 35 . LOTUS AIargarkt Le«is Woote Pinetops, X. C. lieM Biitiusf during her four years here Shippy has made a name for herself bolh in music and dramatics. MCREDITH HOIDERBV Our most ardent advocate of the fitie-year plan and a major ad- dition to the Peace scenerv. Hope Yeager Raleigh, N. C. n©. r 36 LOTUS ENIOE CLASS HISTOMY (With Apologies to Chaucer) Mien vvariii September, bearing fruitage sweet, The summer ' s end had gaily rushed to meet. Then youth must make a lengthy pilgrimage, Hearts brave and steadfast holding staunch courage. And specially from everv county ' s end. From mountain and from ocean they did wend The blissful shrine of wisdom for to seek — Some strong, and sooth to sa) ' . some woeful weak. Befel upon a clear, crisp autumn day At this fair, goodly school they made delay. To pray for guidance on their loft) ' quest For knowledge, filled with eager hope and zest. There came to this serene vicinity Full five and sixty in a company Of sundry maidens, who by chance did fall In happy fellowship, Peace lovers all. The chambers and the corridors were wide, With rich and lavish furnishings inside. And well we all were comforted at best. And shortly, ere the group had gone to rest. To each we spoke, and each we gazed upon. So that we were of fellowship anon. The manner shall be told you without fail; For thus proceedeth the historian ' s tale: Leaders we chose; more worthy were there none. Who from the time wdien they had first begun To counsel us, loved gentle chivalry, Truth and honor, learning and courtesy. First, stately Glenn; to uphold her and to aid Came Stella fair, sedate and winsome maid. The next 3 ' ear of our Lord we chose anew — The charming Peg and lively Robbie Sue. A learned clerk was there, as you shall hear. Whose minutes and whose records were held dear; Her parchments and her pens alwaj ' s at hand. Full ready was this maid to take command: The best of all the scribes in Raleigh town Was chosen twice, Papyrian Edith Brown. And for each year a worthy treasurer — Small gold had each of them in her coffer — But all that they could of their book-mates get They spent on annuals and many an ancient debt. The performers of this task for our brief stay Were Jones and Hunt, best bankers of the day. .And scholars had we, brilliant in array; Full ninety and above their average lay; Sagely they spoke, with long and lucid speech. And gladly would thev learn, and gladly teach. Divided were we in our company By two great guilds of ancient ri alry. Are not their names familiar to you. ' Sigma Phi Kappa, and Pi Theta Mu. And sundry sports had we of lively kind To please the eye and freshen up the mind. And also these did shorten much our way: The sumptuous feasts, the yearly famous pla ' By Pi and Sig, and never would they rest Till each had spoken well, and staged her best. Now I have told you briefly, in a clause, Our destination, number, and our cause, And I beseech you to forgive it me If I liave not set folk in their degree Here in this story as they all should stand. Aly wit is short, ye well can understand. (Here endeth the historian ' s tale.) Shirley Ann Whitlock. 37 LOTUS E N I O R CLASS P R O P H E C During the decade since I left Peace, I ' ve worked to perfect a flving steed. Since he is finished and my labors cease. I ' ll mount him at once and with great speed I ' ll leave this land on a journey to go, To see what the Peace girls now achieve. Having dubbed ni}- horse good Autogiro, I pack my saddlebags and leave. .As it ' s lonesome flying v lth no birds near. I proceed to turn on the radio To be found in Autogiro ' s right ear. The voice is familiar; the program, I know, Is the hour for Farm and Home advice Which Meredith Holderby sagely will state: Our Pi executive, calm and precise. Now tells the farmer to hoe the row straight. The program ended, I turn the dial; The police department makes a repurl: A criminal ' s caught and broui ht to trial (Our G-woman Willard sent the man to court). At this, Autogiro switches his tail; He leSps o ' er a cloud and bucks in the air. I know this sign can never fail; A screw is bound to be loose somewhere. . parachute grabbing from the saddlebai;, I place Autogiro under my arm; I feel myself hitting earth with niv nag. And see an old friend looking on in alarm. To my joy it is Holmes, with her fine husband And three small children standing around; Her farm, she declares, is the best in the land, . ' nd her children the sm artest that can be found. She says she is going to town to the show, For the two comedians. Peg and Kit, Are now so famous that all folks go To hear and laugh at their Tar Heel wit. Holmes packs my horse and me in her car, And while riding along we talk of old davs. Dear Crookie will make herself known afar— Our Jamaican with the warm-natured ways; In helping Doolittle ' s experiments out. She will let herself be frozen and thawed— A cure for all ailments without a doubt. Her fortitude we all applaud. E. Brown, a psychologist of renown, Studies the Dionnes ' daily advancing. While Freres makes good in the capital town By handling sums and the country ' s financing. Kat Denton writes for the Read Atc-hiU Daily A section on school life called ' Goin ' to Peace ' s. Her latest column makes us laugh quite gailv , For she now tells how trouble in Wreckall ceases When friend Ruth Goodman becomes traffic cop. Holmes adds that Mabel is now calling figures For the big square dances at Johnson ' s Hop, White music by Tiny ' s string band allures The peoole to gather from city and farm. We gaze now from the windows upon the crowd That has come to witness the Peg ' -Kit charm, But above the noise there ' s a shout very loud; Extra! Extra! calls the nimble newsboy. Whitlock makes a car that will burn pure air! Shirley Ann has invented a thing we ' ll enjoy. The show begins with ' A ' anity Fair And the first to appear is Cathryn Byers. The famous musician who for pastime Paints signs advertising the Smooth Floating Tires. 1 ' he next of our class is Stella sublime. Who is running now a puppet show And lets all good folks come In free. As for Bill and Meta, ten years ago They would not leave town, but did agree To buy Little Drug and make the dopes I ' or the Peace girls when they flocked around. Thus ends the feature, but I regain hopes When the musicale starts with the familiar sound Of melodies onlv our Margie can make. The Valve-Pushing Trio, Skeeter. Bet. and Rob ' Sue, Are known abroad from the prizes they take; The Peg-and-Kit show Is too good to be true. But all good things must sometimes end, And I must hurry along my way; For I have poor Autogiro to mend. . s I approach, he begins to neigh, Calling attention to his feeble plight. I ' ll fix the screw, I hear one cry, . nd mechanic Gerber pulls Into sight. When my steed is mended, I ' m ready to fly; So Gerber climbs up and rides with me. We wave to Holmes a fond adieu, And start floating high o ' er hill and lea. While sailing along we talk of the crew. Mary Kellam and Jep are teaching school, And among the married are Duny and Pat. Now Gerber looks down and points to a pool And tells me to land In order to chat With Billie Pope, the liehthouse keeper, Who sends out the beams that sailors wish; And where the water runneth deeper Our Jinny Turner raises fish. When I push the peg for the nag to descend, He jumps straight forward and starts going up. Gerber. I call, which screw did you mend? She answers, I made a longer cup For the one that fits the altitude brain. Woman, I cry, we ' ll never come down. To push anv peg would now be in vain! When I look below I can ' t see the town; The world Is a ball going round and round. Before ven.- long we pass the moon And I feel a dizziness profound. Suddenly the nag seems about to swoon As he rotates in a peculiar way. I know we have come to Mars ' orbit. Just how it happens, I now can ' t sav, But in the middle of Mars we sit, And to my surprise in a palace yard; For a queen ' s rushing forth this sight to see. Welcome, she greets, to my kingdom unmarred By evils that upset your land ' s history. We bat our eyes and we look again; Our surprise is so great, and so great our mirth At Miss Davidson ' s ruling this domain That we and Giro fall back to earth- So here I am, all safe and sound. Not a bit the worse for goine around. Ruth Wlrb. 38 LOTUS SENIOM POEM Weaving, weaving all year long An intricate pattern of multiple threads, High hopes, sweet dreams of a joyous throng We have worked in rich colors of blues and reds. Warm glints of laughter in golden bliss As sunbeams through a lattice stray. And beauty and wit and all happiness Are clustered together in charming arra} ' . The will to do and the courage to dare. These shine forth in youth ' s design; And each eager hand has done its share Its own bright thread through the rest to twine. And now that our sampler of Peace is done We are gay and glad, and yet we would fain, In spite of our pride at praises won. Unravel the threads and start over again. Frances Priscilla Baker. 39 . . . LOTU Tlicy see stars! (viille ' ball) li re and better gardens — Lddkin ' down on the world- Three iff ..f fourth ' — Moral: Don ' t go to bed! Belles of Peace! ■ ' ashions at tiie fountain- ' II I ' m li in ' — ' impx ' s children- •iirbidden chariots — P is f,,r Play! A dash of third- 40 LOTUS JUNIORS Ax Dees Pn-sidnit Goldsboro, X. C. Iris Kelly Vice President Wilmington, X. C. Sarah Taylor Secretary Raleigh, X. C. WiLLENA Smith Treasurer Clover, S. C. AIiss Lucy Steele Faculty .-tdviser 41 LOTUS Calista Allen Council, N. C. Sallie Arnold Raleigh, N. C. Doris Askew Raleigh, N. C. Aldith Atkins Raleigh, N. C. Eleanor Badger Raleigh, N. C. Jeannette Bagwell Rale- ' h, N. C. Dorothy Ballard Goldsboro, N. C. Marjorie Barham Raleigh, N. C. Alma Barkley Raleigh, N. C. Louise Bashford Raleigh, N. C. 42 LOTUS mis ' Dee Batchelor Aberdeen, N. C. Eleanor Benson Nashville, N. C. Sarah Best Goldsboro, N. C. Nellie Wilson Blue Laurinburg, N. C. Dora Bostick Charlotte, N. C. Nell Breedlove Oxford, ' . C. -Mary Sue Brixkley Lake W ' accamaw, X. C. Lila Reel Brinson New Bern, N. C. Margaret Buchanap Laurinburg, N. C. Beverly Jane CARE-i Oxford, N. C. 43 . . . LOTUS Mary E. Carlton Raleigh, X. C. . h:RiEi. Ca -anaugh Canton, X. C. Mary Louise Chandler Burlington, X. C. iL[,ii; Leigh Clark R,,ckv M.mnt, X. C. P ' rances Cromartie Dunn, X. C. Elizabeth Crosby Raleigh, X. C. BiLLIE CURRIN North Side, N. C. Eleanor Randolph Davis Wilson, N. C. LuLA Mae Davis Raleigh, N. C. . L RGARET Dean Spartanburg, S. C. 44 LOTUS . Miriam Alexe Doub Raleigh, X. C. FlA Dl RFEY Raleigh, X. C. Lixv Mary East Raleigh, X. C. Helex Eighme Raleigh, X. C. Phatha Fields Raleigh, X. C. Li ' CY Grant Fi.ythe Raleigh, X. C. AIarcella Folley ' Aberdeen, X ' . C. Elizabeth Fountain ' Tarboro, X. C. Vivian Frazelle Raleigh, N. C. Beverly Fulenwider Raleigh, N. C. 45 . . L OTU Sar,ah Evans Cjii.bert Kerr, X. C. Lois (Iii.i.iam Council, . C Hei.ex Grantham New Bern, . C. Annie Lee Green Raleigh, N. C. Willie Leigh Greer Ralei.irli, X. C. Gertrude Hardesty Raleigh, N. C. Alice Harrison Henderson, X. C. Eleanor C. Herring Roseboro, N. C Jane Highsmith Atkinson, N. C. Margaret Hodges ashington, X. C 46 LOTUS . -Mary Holland Hodges Warsaw, X. C. Mary Hooker Alliance, X. C. Mary Coixcil Horne GrcL-iivillr, X. C. Axx Marie Jeeeersox Fountain, X. C. Mabel Estelle Johxsox Sanford, X.C. Sue Kelly- Henderson, N. C. Dorothy Lassiter Raleigh, X. C. Lillian Lee Clayton, N. C. Jean Livermore Lumbeiton, X. C. Adele Lober Raleigh, N. C. 47 . L OTU Nancy Reid Lyon Smithficid, X. C. [i;. x MacCarthy ' RakiL ' h, . C. Beity McAllister M.aiiit Plc;isant, X. C. Betty McArtih r I a L ' ltc ilk-, . C. Myrtle Blakeley Mills RaldKli, X. C. Mary Rith Mihjre Rnck M..unt, X. C. Mary Lancdon Morisey Clinton, X. C. Jean Morrow Albemarle, X. C. Clara Moss Oxford, N. C. Mary- Kerr Motz Yanceyville, N. C. LOTUS . I ' ra kie Xorthcott Ralci.irh, X. C. Doris Parker G.lcraiii, X. C. Kathrine Parker Raleigh, X. C. Axx Peace Henderson, X. C. Cherrie Pearce Zebul-.n, X. C. ' iRGixE Ponton Raleigh, X. C. Palline Presson Charlotte, X. C. Josephine Rand Raleigh, N. C. Frances Reins Lenoir, X. C. Elizabeth T. Richardson Raleigh, N. C. 49 LOTUS 1ary Lt; ;NA Rl 1 FIN Raleigh, N. C. Alice Paschal Sedhkrry Ralcigh, X. C. Elizablih Slater New Bern, X. C. 1 ' ' ,li .ahi:tii Smii-u Xcu- Hcni, X. C. Xei.i. Smith Raleigh, X. C. . 1ahi;i, Lillian- Staxlly r .iir Oak., X. C. Mildred Stevens Broadway, N. C. Marjorie Stephens New Bern, X. C. Mary Etta Sugg Snow Hill, N. C. Sarah Loitise ' I ' ay ' lor Wake Forest, N. C. 50 LOTUS . . Dorothy I ' lu rmax RalriKh, X. C. Makv Caitierink Trk Fa ettc ilir, . C Martha an. Clinton, X. C. Mary Hkikx aikin Louisxillc, . Edna WHitley Cioldsb.ji-o, X. C. Ei.iZAUErn W ihtten Marion, X. C. Margaret Wilkerson Raleigh, X. C. Betty Williams Raleigh, X. C. Mary G vyx Williams Xorth W ' ilkfsboro, X. C. Katherixe Willis Raleigh, X. C. LOTUS SABEl. FrAYSER ' iLSON Bath, X. C. Ferx eager Ralcitfh, X. C. Annie X ' irginia Dunn Raleigh, X. C. .JUNIOM POEM J — is for Jollity the Juniors possess; U — is for Unity we need for success; X — is for Ximbleness in body and mind; I — for Integrity precious to find; O — for Obedience in work and in play; R — is for Righteousness e -ery wa}-; S — for Sincerit}- in all we sa} ' . Elizabeth Marie Wiiitten. LOTUS . . Sta - way from my door! On ' uur mark — Pi-faced Mules - Dusky duster — Don ' t be bashful! Any luck, Simon? A craz ' concoction- I pledge allegiance- Smile, darn ' Ou ! The early birds are the lowly worms — Pensive personalities — Mama, may I have one? S3 LOTUS SOPHOMORES S. C. IIHM Statiilics Kii.EEN Carroll Douglas, Cu-ccini President of Sophomores, ' il,; Glee Club, ' W.; Dramatic Club, ' .if,; I.otu ' j(,; Basketball, ' 35; Golf, ' JC. RozELLA Dameron, Warrentoii, N. C. IIHM Transfer from John tJraham High School, Warrenton; Ice President of mores, ' }6; President of W. B. A. S. Club. ' ib. Mary Ricks, Whitakers, N. C. n(-)M Transfer from l ed Oak High School, Whitakers; Sccretarv and Treas Sophomores, ' 36; Dramatic Club, ' }b. Annie Elizabeth Bailey, Raleigh, X. C. llw.M Edith Cecil Carson, Montgomery, Ala. IIh | Transfer from Montgiuiierv High School. 1 ' hurber Gore Dickinson, Raleigh, N. C. i; t K Transfer from FayetteviUe High School and Raleigh Hirli School. Frances Freeman Harward, Apex, N. C. II (- M Transfer from Apex High School; Glee Club, ' .!(.. lii.AiNE Joyce, Leaksville, N. C. HWM Transfer from Leaksville High School. AIarguerite Russell Koonce, Raleigh, X. C. II(-)M Transfer from Needham Broughton High ScIm.ciI. Rakijh; (ike Club, ' .i rent Events Club, ' 36. MARGAr-iT Morrison, Stanley, N. C. IIH.M Transfer from Rock Sprim,-s HiL-h School; Current Kvents. ' 30; 1) Club, ' 36. Caroline McIntosh Page, Ashebmu, N. C. i! ' I k Transfer from Southern Pines High School; President of Pieparatorv Si •35; Hockey Team, ' 35; Dramatic Club, ' 34, ' 35; ice President of V. P.. A .Margaret Stixrud, Luebo, Africa. OHM Transfer from John .Marshall High School, Richmond, a.; Tennis, ' Doubles Finals, ' 35; Basketball, ' 35; Volley Ball, ' 36. La Velle Sykes, Branchville, Va. HQM Marshal, ' 35. Judy Triplett, |ackson ille, Fla. IIH.M ■-Transfer from R..herl K. Lee HiLdi Schu,,l; Glee Club. ' 36; Current Club, ' 36. Mildred Tho.mas, Charlotte, X. C. 1] I)K Transfer from Central High School, Charlotte, N. C. Sopht (Not Photographed). S OTUS . . Peuze Bailey Ralelgli, N. C. Edith C Carson MontgonuMA-, Ala. Thcrber Dickinsox Raleigh, . C. Frances Harward Apex, X. C. Elaine Joyce LeaksvillJ, . C. AIarguerite Koonce Raleigh, N. C. Caroline AIcIntosh Page Asheboro, X. C. Margaret Stixrid Luebo, Africa La ' elle Sykes Branclnille, ' a. JlDY Triplett Jacksonville, Fla. Margaret Morrison Stanley, X. C. 55 LOTUS Preps. Helen Moore Mary Hodgin Elizabeth Mordecai Rosalie Fallon DorothyAnnPicklesimer ' irginia Pol- Millie Rope Betty Lou Fletcher Ann McClenaghan Sue Gant Nora Moore Bessie Woodard Betsy Ann Reid Dolores Johnson Flora McDonald Pauline Abernathy Theresa de la Cruz Emily Schenck Alice Covington Betsy Wells Betty Winborne Julia Farrish Ann eatherspoon Betsy Cooper Betty Hill Blanche Hudson Nan Daniels Frances McKee S6 X db( )db yix db ) ( kSx xSv k$v ih JS8g . . LOTUS Glenn VVillard STUDENT COUNCIL Peggy Johnston, J ' ice Pn ' sidcnt of Sliuli-iil Council Mabel B. Johnson, Secretary of Student Council Stella Heath, Treasurer oj Student Council Kathryne Denton, President of Day Students AIarjorie Gerber, President of P. S. C. .-J. Elizabeth MacKethan, President of Athletic Association IRGINLX 1 ' urner, Representative of Senior Class Jean Livermore, Representative of Junior Class Jkax Morrow, Representative of Student Body LOTUS . EACE STUDENT CHRISTI SSOCIATION AIarjorie Clark Secretary Alice Harrison Mabel Johnson Jeax Livermore Jean Morrow Mildred Polston Elizabeth Smith iRinxiA Turner ■ (-,■ ' resilient Rl I ' ll W EBIi Glenn Willard Stella Heath limt in picture) Treasurer Miss Lucy Steele, faculty Advisei Marjorie Gerber Presidaa 59 LOTUS THE LOTUS Elizabeth MacKethan Editor-in-Chirj A ' Ieredith Hoi. derby Assistant Editor Elizabeth H(h,mes Business Maiiagrr ASSOCIAl ' E EDITORS ART EDITOR Edith Browx Bettv Crook Robbie Sue Black SNAPSHOT EDITOR AIaRCELLA rOLLEY „ ,,, Eileen Douglas R h U ebb SENIOR SECTION EDITOR BUSINESS STAFF Peggy Tohxstox . Elizabeth Holmes Marjorie CtERBER JOKE EDIT( )R Mary Catherine Trice iMyrtle Mills Jeannette Bagwell TYPISTS Marjorie Gerber Glenn Willard LoRENE Matthews FACULTY AD ISERS Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Miss Helen Harriet Salls Mrs. Bessie Picklesimer 60 LOTUS Robbie Sue Black Mary C. Trice Betty Crook THE LOTUS Edith Brovnx Meredith Holderby Rlth Webb Jeaxxette Bagwell Marjorie Gerber Eileex Doiglas Peggy JoHXSTOx Myrtle Mills Marcei.la Foi.le ' The Lotus Advertising Staff Back Rou-: Katharixe Glascock, Mary Catherixe Trice, Lorene Matthews, Miss KiRKP.ATRicK, Martha Hayes Myers, Rith Webb, Glexx illard, Marjorie Gerber. front Rozv: Dorothy Thurman, Jeannette Bagwell, Elizabeth Holmes, Axx Peace, Frances Cromartie, (Virginia Ponton not in picture). 6i LOTUS Miss Klizabutii Da Facility Jdvisr Aberxathv, Pauline Allen, Calista Allen, .Marv E. Arnold, Sallie Badger, Eleanor Bailey, Annie E. Baker, Frances Barkley, Alma Bashford, Louise BosTiCK, Dora Branch, Julia Brown, Edith Carson, Edith Coates, Jessamine Cole, Virgilia Cooper, Betsy Covington, Alice Crump, Sarah Dameron, Rozella Danieley. DoROTin Daniels, Nan Denton, Kathryne Douglas, Eileen Dunn, Anne Virginia Eighme, Helen I THETA MU LITEKAMY SOCIETY Etiieridge, Pauline Fallon, Rosalie Farrish, Julia Fletcher, Betty I.oi: I ' LYTiiE, Lucy (Irant 1 ' OUNT AIN, I ' I.r .ABETH Fka .elle, ' i ian I ' lI,ENWIDER, l l: KKLY (jant. Sue (JARRisoN, Mary K. Gilliam, Lois Glover, ALvry Loliise (jReen, Annie Lee Hardesty, Gertri ' De Harward, Frances Herring, Eleanor Herring, Rachel Hicks, Natalie Highshith, Jane Hill, Bettie Hod ;es, L rgaret HoDi.iN, ALary HOLDEN, EtHELYN Holderby, Meredith Holland, Dopothv Hl!Ndley, Elizabeth Johnson, ALxbel B. Joyce, Elaine KooNCE, ALyrguerite Lee, Lillian McClenachian, Anne McDonald, Flora MclvEE, Frances Melvin, ALary Lou Moore. Frances Moore, Helen Moore. ALary Ruth AloRDECAi, Elizabeth AIoRRisoN. Margaret Peace. Ann Picklesimer. Dorothy Pope. Billie Peace Pou. ' irginia Rand. Virginia Rand. Josephine Reid. Betsy Anne Renn, Blanche Ricks, ALary Ricks. Patsy ScHENCK, Emily Slater, Elizabeth Stanley, Mabel Stixrud, Peggy SvKEs, La ' elle Tiii ' RMAN, Dorothy I ' riplett, Judy ' ann, AL rtha ade, ALartha Watkins, ALary Helen Veatherspoon, . nne Wells, Betsy Whitlock, Shirley w ' llkerson, alxrgaret illiams, Elizabeth Williams, AL ry Williamson, ALae Williamson, AL rgaret Willis, Katherine WiNBORNE, Betty Wolfe, Agnes Womble, ALarion W ' ooten, ALargaret A ' eager, Hope Yeager. Fern 62 LOTUS T K UT H 63 . LOTUS Mrs, BisMi- Pkk Facully .- , !., „-r SIGMA PHI KAPPA LITEMAKY SOCIETY Askew, Doris Atkins, Aldith Bagwell, Jeannette Ballard, Dot Barham, Marjorie Batchelor, Dee Benson, Eleanor Best, Sara Black, Robbie Sue Blalock, Bonnie Blue, Nellie Breedlove, Nellie Brinkley, Mary Sue Brinson, Lila Reel Brothers, Rachel Buchanan, Margaret Burgin, Betsy Byers, Cathry ' n Carey, Beverley Carlton, Mary Cavanaugh, Muriel Clark, Marjorie Clark, Willie Leigh Cromartie, Annie V. Cromartie, Frances Crook, Betty Crosby, Elizabeth Crolich, Grace 64 Cruz, Theresa Ci;rrin, Billie Da ' is, Eleanor Da -e port, Bybe Dean, Margaret Dees, Ann Dickinson, Thurber Doub, Miriam Durfey, Flu Durfey, Margaret I ' AST, Lucy Fields, Phatha FoLLEY, L RCELLA Freeman, Corinxa Gerber, Marjorie Gilbert, Sarah (jLascock, Katharine (joodman, Ruth GowER, Lacye CjRantham, Helen CJreer, Billie Harrei.l, Annie Laurie Harrison, Alice Heath, Stella Hodges, L RY Holmes, Elizabeth Hooker, L ry Horne, Mary Council Hudson, Blanche Hunt, Betty Jefferson, Ann . L rie Johnson, Delores Jf)HNSON, . L BEL E. Johnston, Peggy Jones, Mary E. Kelly, Sue Kelly, Iris Ken ' Jison, Meta Livermore, Jean LoBER, Adele Lyon, Nancy McAllister, Betty AL cCartiiy, Jean McArthur, Betty - L cKethan, Kitty Matthews, Lorene -NLlls, Myrtle MORISEY, i L ry L. Morrow, Jean Moss, Clara Moss, Bill Motz, i L ry Kerr Myers, ALxrtha X ' orthcott, Frankie Page, Caroline Parker, Katherine Parker, Doris Pearce, Cherrie Pendleton, Neda PoLSTON, Mildred Ponton, Virginia Presson, Pauline Reins, Frances Richardson, Elizabeth RUFFIN, i L RY LeONA Sedberry, Alice Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Willena Stephens, AL rjorie Stevens, XLldred Sugg, - L ry Etta Taylor, Louise Taylor, Sara Teel, L ry Rachel Trice, AL ry C. TllRNER, ' lRGINIA . L Y Ward, Elizabeth Webb, Ruth Whitley, Edna Whitten, Elizabeth WiLLARD, Glenn Williams, . L ry Gwyn Wilson, Isabel LOTUS LOYALTY 65 BiLiiE Peace Pope Martha Va D E A M A 1 I C CLUB BiLLiE Peace Pope President Martha Wade I ' icc President Rachel Brothers Secretary Dee Batchelor Treasurer Mrs. Nina Holland Covington Director Eleanor Badger Mary Glover Myrtle Mills Dee Batchelor Stella Heath Margaret Morrison Robbie Sue Black Meredith Holderby Billie Peace Pope Rachel Brothers Elizabeth Holmes Mary Ricks Edith Brown Mary C. Horne Wili.ena Smith Cathryn Byers Mabel Johnson Mary Rachel Teei. Mary F. Carlton Peggy Johnston Dorothy Thurman Louise Chandler Betty AIcAllister Martha Wade Miriam Doub Elizabeth MacKethan Mary Williams Eileen Douglas Lorene Matthews AIargaret Williamson LOTUS GLEE CLUB Marjorik Ci.ark . . Cathryn Byers . . . . Mrs. Roy Dearstyxe OFFICERS Elizabeth Ai.i.ex DoRis Askew Robbie Sue Black Eleanor Benson Dora Bostwick Julia Branch Nell Breedlove Cathryn Byers Muriel Cavanai gh Mary Louise Chandler ALarjorie Clark Jessamine Coates Sarah Cox Annie ' irginia Cro.martie Betty Crook Grace Crouch Sarah Crump AIargaret Dean- Eileen Douglas Mary K. Garrison Marjorie Gerber Sarah Evans Gilbert • . . Prnidna ttary-Trrasurt-r ■ ■ ■ . Director Gertri-de Hardesty Annie Laurie Harreli Alice Harrison Frances Harward Bettie Hunt ALargierite Koonce Betty McAllister Betty McArthur Jean Morrow- Mildred PoLSTON Billie Peace Pope Mary Alice Potter Willena Smith Elizabeth Smith Julia Triplett Elizabeth U ard Betty Williams ALary Williams Margaret Williamson Katherine Willis Agnes Wolff ALargaret Wooten 67 LOTUS PAPYRUS CLUB OFFICERS Ruth Webb Prrsidt-nt Edith Bro n I ' icr Pmiilnit Kathryne Denton Si-a-rlnry- ' frriisiirrr Miss Helen Harriet Salls Faciiltv Jdviscr Robbie Si ' e Black Mabel Johxson Edith Brown Peggy Johnston Cathryx Byers Jean Livermore (not in picture) Jessamine Coates Elizabeth MacKethan Betty Crook Martha Myers Kathryne Denton Mildred Polston Marjorie Gerber Billie Peace Pope Mary Glover Virginia Tltrner Stella Heath Martha Wade Natalie Hicks Elizabeth Ward Meredith Holderby Ruth Webb Bettie Hunt (not in picture) 68 LOTUS . CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Mabel Jouxso.x __-.-,__j_.i Prc-sident GlEXX ILLARD ' (■(• Prc ' s ' ldc-lU Cathrvx Byers Program Chairman Marcei.la Folley Secretary and Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Davidsox Facultx Adviser Badger, Eleaxor Bagwell, Jeaxxette Bashford, Louise Black, Robbie Sue Browx, Edith Byers, Cathryx Carltox, Mary Crook, Betty Crosby, Elizabeth Dextox, Kathryxe DocB, Miriam Folley, Marcella Garrisox, Mary Kellam Gerber, Marjorie Glascock, Katharixe Hicks, Natalie Holderby, Meredith Holmes, Elizabeth HoRNE, Mary Couxcil Willis HuxDLEY, Elizabeth Huxt, Bettie Johnson, AIabel Kelly, Iris KooxcE, Marguerite Melvix, Mary Lou Morrison, ALargaret Moss, Clara Parker, Doris Pope, Billie Peace Rand, Josephine Richardson, Elizabeth RuFFix, ALary Leoxa Sedberry, Alice Sugg, Mary Etta Thurman, Dorothy Triplett, Judy ' ebb, Ruth Willard, Glenn Katherine 69 LOTUS DAUGHTERS AND GRAND DAUGHTERS CLUB Back Rozr: CSrace Crunch, Daughter if Eleanor Webb, ' rarboro, N. C. Xancy Reid Lyon, Daugliter of Ella Reid Pope, Raleigh, X. C. Xeda Taylor Pendleton, Grand- daughter of Winnie Ednuindson, Scotland Xeck, X. C. Elizabeth Murra - McArthur, Daughter of Elizabeth Mnnay and ( iranddaughter of Grace Jennings, Ea etteville, N. C. X ' ell Smith, Daughter of W. H. H. Smith, ' Raleigh, N. C. Mary ' Cnvyn ' W ' illiams, Daughter of Mar - Louise Fiiile -, Xortli Wilkesboro, X. C. Bonnie Blalock, Daughter of Lillian Scott, Fremont, C Sarah Crump, Daughter of ALtria Brooks, Sunbury, X. C. Martha Hayes Mjers, Daughter ol Henrietta Booth, W ' arrenton, X. C. Margaret Buchanan, Daughter of Xellie I3ouglas, Raleigh, X. C. Lar - Kellam Gar- rison, Daughter ol Mary Broughton, Raleigh, X. C. Front Roiv: Corinna Freeman, Granddaughter of Annie Hatch, Richlands, X. C. Caro- line Page, Granddaughter of Carrie Seagle, Newton, N ' . C. Eleanor Badger, Daughter of Janet Stronarch, Raleigh, X ' . C. Blanche Hudson, Daughter of ALir}- C. White, Raieigh, X. C. ' irginia Davis Pou, CJranddaughter of Annie Walker, Ashcboro, X. C. Not ill Pictiirr: Peliz Baile) ' , Daughter of Edith Pou and (Granddaughter of Annie Walker, Asheboro, X. C. Edith Cecil Carson, Daughter of Edith Cecil Rennie, St. Joseph, Mo. Annie ii ' ginia Dunn, Daughter of I izzie ' nn, Raleigh, N. C. Dor- othy Dillon Dunn, Daughter of Lizzie WA ' nn, Raleigh, X. C. Anne McClenaghan, Daughter of Amelia Whitaker, Raleigh, X. C. Elizabeth ALirdecai, Daughter of Georgia Davis, Goldsboro, X. C. Frances Moore, Granddaughter of Lavinia Kreth. 70 LOTUS SCHOLAMSHIP HONORS Peggy Johnston Senior Adele Lober Commercial LuLA Davis Junior Betty Lou Fletcher Preparatory 71 LOTUS AIiss Gladys Waldrop Director Em7.abi:th MacKkthan Prrsidt-nt T H L E T I C S GOLF Cathryn Byers, Eileen Douglas, Eleanor Herring, Marjorie Clark, Betty Crook, Willena Smith. TENNIS Bettie Hunt, Iris Kelly, Elizabeth MacKethan, Mary Langdon Morisey, Ruth ' ebb. 72 LOTUS BASKETBALL Back Ro:c: Frances Cromartie, Mary Gwyn Williams, Martha Vann, Isabel ' iLsox, Mary Hooker. Front Ro:c: Xkda Pendleton, Doris Parker, Ann Peace. During the warmer nmnths golf, tennis, and bicycling are our majnr interests. The tennis team entered the Tennis Pla}- Day last fail at Meredith College. We were proud to have each of our players return undefeated in her match. During the spring a Peace Golf Tournament was conducted on the Raleigh Golf Course. Basketball and hockey are our favorite winter sports. They are under the direction of Miss Gladys W ' aldrop, with chief support from Robbie Sue Black and Iris Kelly, the captains respectively of the Green and hite teams. 73 HOCKEY Ltjt to Righl: Marjorik CJerber, Peggy Johnston, Dorothy B.m.i.aru, Mildred Foi.sTON, Meredith Hoi. derby, Robbie Sue Black, Sarah E a s Gilbert, ' irginia Turner, Billte Peace Pope, Martha Myers, Peggy Stixri d. Athletes fn m Peace, aeconipanied b} ' Miss W ' aldrop, attended the annual College Play Day which was held Xmember 22 at Duke Universit} ' . These girls took part in various sporting events which included swimming, tennis, and volle - ball. The repre.sentati es from I ' eace were: Meredith Holderb}-, Elizabeth MacKethan, Ruth Wet)b, Glenn Willard, Robbie Sue Black, Marjorie Clark, Martha iMyers, Betty Hunt, Betty Crook, Ann Peace, Nell Breedlove, Beverly Carey, Sarah Gilbert, Frances Cromartic, Nellie Blue, Muriel Cavanaugh, and Dorothy Ballard. 74 gA x«x oo XXX XXX o« X)b x « xx ; 5x xJ M t5x x b x xxx % xjtx )ocx xxx Xxx xx xg 4 4 4 4 ' Sot i ( 11 i |; hi I- Sx X 56f xjx K x x xx x xjx xjx op 5 xj jx xj xy xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx x5? XX XX. OOK FOUfi LOTUS Tastv Xkibutes iTue Blue iacL B ' ' ' o - X)rowr I UfOC ,T ' hc T PS § V ccttr ,tV8cao- n .vi;;;; ;.iv.;:.;. ' , .V,,l ' . .,1, ' ,flr%.. .. . ' .%V   l«. s s ENIOR cJAfn?L£fl 76 LOTUS MARSHALS PI THEl ' A ml: Ann Peace, Cltit-f Dorothy ' I ' iu r.max Mabki, Stanley SR;. 1A Pill KAI ' I ' A DoRoiiiY Bai.laru MvR ' i Si I, ISrixki.ey- Mary Sue Bkink DoROTfiv Tm Mable Stanley Dorothy Ballard 77 LOTUS MEVERIE: AFTER A DECADE Midnight — A woman sitting, lost in th(.iught. Dreaming — And as she dreams, soft strains of the sweetest song sound in her ear — Hail, all hail to Peace I Before her tired ejes a vision rises — Peace — Its gigantic culunins, Cool, ivy-covered walls, Quiet and traditional calm. Laughter, joung laughter — Free fmm bitterness. She hdws her head as if to shut out the ga) ' noise — Light steps and eager cries. They persist. She smiles — Her class was ever persistent. Faces, long forgotten, appear — Eager faces — disconsolate — All are dear to her now. Each precious memory nf triumph or of heartbreak she clutches. The far-away chorus swells again — Hail, all hail tn Peace! Dawn— A woman sitting, lost in thought — Dreaming. Pkggy Johnston, ' 36. 78 PEACE SUPERLATIVES L O T U Miss Pe,ice MARJORIE CLAKK 80 LOTUS Beavity SALLIE AKNOLD Versatility ELIZABETH MacKETHAN . L O T U Personality PEGGY JOHNSTON Athletics KUTH WEBB ADVERTISEMENTS He (laughinp): Dad used ti) .siiv if I clidul vt..,, snickinfr Id lie lialf-«itted She (smiling); Why didn ' t yon stoi,? FOR GRADUATION As well as any time fhiring the school term We extend to EVERY PEACE GIRL A most loidial invitation to make our store her shopping headquarters . . . ou will always find a warm welcome and courteous salespeople ... Let Us Serve You! HUDSON-BELK COMPANY Central Carolina ' s Larf vst Department Store ' ' MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH. N. C. A Standard College for Young Women Courses offered in Arts and Sciences, in iVlusi ' . in Arl. leading to the B.A. and B.S. degrees. I ' lepares for life, for vocation, or lor further study. (Charges reasonable. For calalii iiv or tiirl it ' r infoniialioii write CHAS. E. BREWER President Kit: The man I marry must have a sense of hun Peg: Don ' t worry; he will. Ann: Why is your neck like the ty Dot: I don ' t know. Ann: Because it ' s Underwdod. A CAREER AND YOUR HOME A promising future is often-times sacrificed on tlie altar of household drudgery. You have planned a career — yet, you. like all other women, will some day want the pleas- ures 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 conveniences ! You can manage a home successfully and at the same time carry on with your vocation or profes- sion. Electrical appliances will provide you with the necessary time and perform vour household tasks efficientlv and economicallv. CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY First Cannibal: Second Cannibal: Yeah. 1 told him not to eat that gr An- V..U foiid ..f luits:- Is this M ,,r..|...sal? WAKE THEATRE Welcome Peace Raleigh ' s Reasonable Price Theatre ..k _ I ■ Kail .lulin .iM MOORE JOHNSON CO. A Prog ressive Insurani e Agency INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS Lawyers Building Raleigh. N. C. Complitiienis of MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY RALEIGH. N. C. FOR PI KE CLEAR CKVSTAL ICE AND HIGH GRADE COAL PHONE 492 CAPITAL ICE AND COAL CO., INC. f)(l(l Wi- 1 llaiKPIt Street THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL OF RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA 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 lor college girls. FRANK H. JETER. Superinlendent oj Bible School HAL V. WORTH, Assistant SuperinlewlcU REV. P. D. MILLER, D.D., I ' asio, tllis milk pastuiT .Sure; vi- get it fr Fanny C: Here. lu ld my pockethook a minute, will m? Mabel: Frances. I am a member of the Student diuneil. Fannv C: That ' s all ripht. Fll trust y,iu. J E E L R Y GIFTS RALEIGH BEAUTY SHOP DIAMONDS WATCHES luyi s Fayelt ville Slreet SILXERWARE PHONE 2006 H. E. LII ' FORIJ. ManjLf-r f Mflfe Raleigli. X. C. MTA.B VJ IJ ' J 1 M K M K?= Expert Rrpni, l), ' p,„t,r.„l ( se Your Credit BRANTLEY ' S at HERBERT ROSENTHAL Expert Druggixts BEAITIFL ' LSHOKS Fine Sodas TAYLOR ' S The Slum Place af the Carolinas • Buy all your neefls at lh good store aud vou will never make a mistake DRESSES : SUITS : COATS : COSTUMES : FURS : UNDERWEAR GLO ES : HOSIERY : SCARFS : JEWEURY BAGS : LIGGAGE : NO ELTIES • TAYLOR ' S The Shon- Place of the Carolinas Mildred; Is Cartlirvn verv inc.dest- I ' iiikie: I should say s..! She wuM ' t the i iall.. without a . Iia).. J Uanaeh COLLEGE CLOTHES EOR ALL OCCASIONS Underwear. Fan-Tan Hose Stores Everynhere JANTZEN SWIM SUITS CINDERELLA Are Wear Cinderella Slippers for Distinctive anil Smart Sel«t Curs Fi..m STYLE : COMFORT Lewis Sporting Goods Co. Price §5.00 : S6.U0 112 West Hargett Slreer VISIT OIK BAROAIM BASEMENT 1) E S H A Z ■ S (;eo. marsh company School of Beauty Culture ( Incorporated ) and ) holesale Dislribulors Beauty Shoppe FINE FOOD PRODUCTS PHONE 21S3 RALEIGH, N. C. W. H. KING DRUG CO. WHOLESALE DRUGS 1 17 S, Wilmiriiiloii St. I ' hnne 215 RALEIGH, N. C. that dress H. he Peace Girl: Bill said I reminded liini AiHither P. C: Maybe it ' s Ijecaiise In Your Patronage Appreciated! STATE, PALACE and CAPITOL Operated by NORTH CAROLINA THEATRES, INC. The Best in Plioloplays, Vaudevitle anil Stage Sliows At Popular Admission Prices PINE STATE CREAMERY Glenwood Avenue Raleigh, N. C. A Full Line of Quality Dairy Products Made Safe by Pasleurizalioii fancy Ice Cream anil Ices Edentoii Street Methodist SUNDAY SCHOOL ff elcome.s the Peace College Girls REV. ELGENE C. FEW. Pastor C. A. DILLON. Sunt, of Sumlay School OLD ROSE INN P MRS. F. G. BATTLE Proprit ' tor Rl ATE BANQUET HALLS HOMPT SERVICE LEASANT ATMOSPHERE TEACHEY-WOMBLE, Inc. 127 Fayetteville Street Raleigh. N. C. PHONE 22S0 Correct Styles for the Miss Prices Alivays Reasonable CAROLINA COACH COMPANY Carolina Ouiied and Operated The most beautiful Buses on the Highway LOW FARES FREQUENT SCHEDULES NATION-WIDE SERVICE Iris: Wliy d(ies Beverly call yciu .Maple-.Syrup .Tinnn -: Because Pm such a refined sap. VilI,-iiM (ill tlu- rnuKli): Say, why lli. yi.i. ke Miss Wiildrn].: It ' s not a wat.-li ifs a c ii eli liiokint; at that watch? l-:-lai.lis|„.,l 1H(,1 ALFRED WILLIAMS BROGDEN COMPANY PRODUCE Boolisellfis - Social Eiif rarers COMPANY Has appreciatfil the pam.nagc of Peace and Peace Sliuhnts for many years. Wliolesale Fruits Produce Fialciniu. Seal and Class Jewelry ConimenceineTil Announcements and Invitations Jeweler t.i Pi Tlieta Iu aii.l Sijima Plii Kapi a Cluhs of Pea.e L. G. BALFOUR CO. RALEIGH, N. C. Mamifaetur.ng Jewelers an.l Sla!i..ner- ATTLEBORO. MA.sS. CALIFORNIA FRUIT JEAN ' S STORE SMART SHuP 30 Year? as the Headquarlers for and Meeting Place for College Studenis SMART WOMEN Speaks for Quality and Service Styles of Indiritliiality LUNCHES : CANDIES RALEIGH, SODA : FRUIT 1 ■ ORTH CAROLINA Mary i.eoiia: Don ' t ciu thilll. I liave a I.ealititlll .leannette: Oh. it ' s pretty pioil. as noses rnii. On Mi.ry KvrT tri]. N„rtli ,siu- st„i,,M-d at a certain fillhiL- station and h„uf. ' lit ■ attendant asked in a Yankee lin.fiue: Hmv ' s vour uil? Mary Kerr politely rel)lied: We ' re all ripht, thank , ,.n. H,.« are v..n-all We cordially invite uii to nsit us Always the newest and latest in SPORT WEAR POLLOCK ' S The Shoe Slylisl oj the South W P T F RALEIGH, N. C. X TTF RADIO COMPANY A Store You Should Never Forget ' Ladies, Ready-to-Wear, Millinery, Shoes, and Other Accessories G. S. Dept. Stop ' c. 1 ' (I8-210 S. ■Kilminjilon ; i. 18 E. Hargeit St. Plione lOM Raleigh, N. C. Patents Prescriptions OF R L£tCM. N C, l«C CREATORS OF RCASONABLC DRUG PRICES ' e Carry the Most Complete Stock of COSMETICS — in — City of Raleigh Visit Our Soda Fountain and Luncheonette OAK CITY LAUNDRY Vi6 S. Salisbury Street TRICLENE Odorless Dry Cleaning Hats Cleaned and Blocked Rugs Shampooed PHOXES 180 and 181 Smitty: Do you know the Se,,tel, foothall Myrtle: Yeah, (t.t „„„ ,,,„„■,, H.nvk. Betty and Jesse were stnillinj; on the lieach. He: Roll on, thou deep and niiphty ocean! She: Oh, hiok, ,Iesse! It ' s doing it. CONFIDENCE The young ladies of Peace who are sensilive lo quality appeal and lh..se «!,„ in- stinctively buy where complete confidence may be placed are among uur niosi welcome customers. It is ever the policy of this Company to continue to merit such r..nfi leucp hv con- stant attention to the proper relation of quality and price. BOYLAN-PEARCE, INCORPORATED Raleigh ' s Sh-op iiiip C.i ' itlei Make Boon-Iseley Drug Co. Your Headqiuirters We (Jarrv a t.:omplele Line of all well-known Perfumes. Cold Creams and Face Powder CUT RATE DRUGS CANDIES SODAS We Deliver PHONE % ROSES .5-10-2.5c STORES Operating eighty-seven Stores in North Carolina, .South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia. TRY ROSE ' S EIR.S T FLOWER S : Cm Flowers Corsages Graduation Bouquets Decorations PHONE 4070 ,1. J. EALLON CO.. Inc. W ,■ (,r„„ the Flonvrs tt e Sell P A T R N I Z I-: PIGGLY WIGGLY For the Best CROCERIES - FRE.SH ME. ' TS FRE.SH FRUITS AND VEGETABLE.S Allraclive .Stores Courteous Service Reasonable Prices Hume Owned Hom Managed PIGGLY WIGGLY Vour Palronage Appreciated Plume 207it an N. IViMin Si. PENNY ' S SHOE SHOP We .strive to give our patrons ihc liesi in workmanship and material Corner Pers,.n and Pace Streets .Said the little wave to the great big wa it washed in the shore; Hi, Tide rou: She said she ' d be faithful tii tlie Arthur: Well, that sounds good. Cou: Yeall. hut I ' m the i|Uarterhaek. Howards Carolina Cleaners, Inc. 116 Harrison Avenue CLEA.MNG : PRESSING : ALTERING : DYEING Telephones: 4067 - 106!! Our blotto; Odorless work ' of ihe hi hesl qualilv nnd prompt, courteous service Pruvitlent Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia Organized 1R65 Make your later years happy with a retirement life income FRANK M. HARPER SON DISTRICT AGENTS Raleigh. N. C. Raleigh ' s Finest HOTEL SIR WALTER 350 ROOMS 3.50 BATHS . «|-M m%s  ata„unt STYLE AND QUALITY At Modest Prices COATS, SUITS, FROCKS For All Occasions HATS AND ACCESSORIES 126 Fayetteville Street Raleigh ' s Smartest Shop ASK FOR GOLDEN TAP GRAPEFRUIT JUICE At the Soda Fountain. And insist upon being served in DIXIE CUPS Garland C. l ' orris Company PERSON STREET SANDWICH SHOP 610 North Person TELEPHONE 3380 The Junior says that during her first can make is her bed. nly thing she As she walked in at tlir.-r .p ' cinck .mi- nicirTiiiif:. Ii.-r irat. paniil ' ni-tici li.r thus: ■■(mi.hI i ing, child of Satan. She (sweetli): C I iii.,riiini;, fatii.-r. JOHN AS . CO., Inc. Fainting and Interior Decorative Estimates made in ami out (if town •lVI.|,liune 27(16 :«(l Gl.n ...i,i A .-. I S E You ' ll Kiunc flu- Diffrniur THE VA. !T SHOP lieadqua-t. fcii COLLEGE STYLES Featured at Popular Prices .SL99 to S3.95 VANITY llenutiiul Shoes lit Favetl.-xill.- Slif.-l Ciiiuplimenls of T.H.BRIGGS SONS, Inc. Carolina ' s Oldest Wholesale ami Retail Hanliiare House ' ' Raleifih. N. C. K i.,i.li-h.-.l IKi.i IMi.iTi.- ... 45 BYNUM PRLNTLNG COMPANY Raleigh ' s Newest i HOTEL CAROLINA Raleigh. N. C. 251) ROOMS— Eaeh with Bath, Radio, and Electric Fc RonKliT 1. Lkk. Manaper Better Printing r,92 -Plioues— 69:! JOB p. WYATT SONS COMPANY HARDWARE : IMPLEMENTS Dupont Paint - famishes - Oil SEEDS - PLANTS - BULBS l!AI,KI(;ll. NORTH C.AKOITX A Mereditirs t.iast at tlie Pi l)ani|U.-t: llen-s t.. the land wc ' inve. ami Willie Leigh: What kind . f )iers,.n is Miss Steele? Gerher: Well, last nipht sh hit her shins on h chai lanitnate nh.ie.-ts I and said: (Ih, the perversity of STROP TAXI CO. 25c a Trip in City Limits lor 4 0. 5 A D MGHT . ' ERI ICE Eacti Stop is a Full Trip REASONABLE RATES for OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Aluays Ready PHONE 3800 3100 Cain ' s lor Ihe Co, ml Tunr IT ' . Y S To Visit EFIRD ' S Raleigh ' s Busiest Sinre We Eurnish Open E%.nins- Transportation Py ApponilmenI AMTY UEAUTY SHOP ••Creator oj Seller Permanent W aie . We appreciate the patronage of b t Faculty and Students of Peace College I ' jrr Slr. ' .-l Pl,n,.,. 227K Clark Art Shoppe 133 South W ilmington Street PICTURE FR. MES ARTIST MATERIALS AWNINGS W IXDOW SHADES Dillon Supply Co. MILL SUPPLIES Healinc: Eqidpmer,! Modern Machine .SIio KM.EK.H DlRllAM PERSON STREET PHARMACY TWO STORES NORTH PERSON STREET HAYES BARTON P. D. Gattis, Prop. A Complete Line of Nalionally Advertised Drugs Plus a Selected Assortment of Toilet Items Soda Our Specialty Rozella was standing in the aisle at tlu many seats do you want, Miss? An usher approached her and said: H. l.ih: ,Mr. .Imu-s, I want a job. Mr. .I.iriis: Can vou pei snni.- r( fi I, ill: N... I ll.iv,- jKi fricMtk, 1 u;i PEACE A JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Raleigh. North Carolina For the Education and Culture of Young W omen I. College Courses. II. Courses preparatory (o College Courses. Iir. Special courses in Art, Piano. Voice. Expression. Home Economics, and Commercial Subjects. SITUATION — Location in capital city affords special opportunities, de- lightful social advantages; athletics supervised indoors and outdoors by physical director. Special attention to individual development. Climate permits outdoor life all winter. For calalngiie or other injonnalion. write The President. Peace. A Junior ( ollege for Women. Raleigh, N. C. BUILDERS OF DREAMS VISIONS crealfd l.y llii- imaginatiim precede llie ach accomplishment. The ahilily 1,. weave ihe threaiU ol 11 .,f any really great ation int.. the finished lalirie is equally important. Il lias been the privilege ..f the ErnvAiilis Briiic.hion C.vievM i. iiiter|.iet the i.lea.-. of the .Staff anil creale in material birin ih.-ir visi.in. From Ihe art w..rk ami engravings 1.. the finishe.l l.....k. is part ..f ..ur service to many staffs. Such able cooperation is ..n.- ..f the •■visi..ns whi.h preie.le the building of a .suc- cessful busines.s and is a part .if the wi.rking p..li.y ..f the Eiivvahiis BnoiicHTON Company. To those Staffs desiring complete cooperation from art work and engravings to the finished book, we offer unexcelled service. Complete service means undivided responsi- bility I., merge the many ingredients, int.. the finishe.l pr.nluct. ), „. t..... may bi- pr.unl .,f loHr annual. Corre. ' .pontlenec is Invited Edwards Broughton Company KAI.EIGH, NORTH C. ROI.IN. We might print a lot of funny sl.iries, but whafs the use? You would only laugh at flu lt-« J.