Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1937 volume:

S:-. M . .AJ Ex LiBRIS DEPICTING THE YEAR Sunday afternoons . . . on the inside looking out. . . . Fanny puzzled IS this the way it ' s Dunn? . . . Every time it Reins. . . . Glorious Gladiolus! Dr Pi-pssly ' scar . . . how ' sfor a ride, Doc? . . . MaryLeona . . . where s your stall. - ' . . . Betty Lane . ■. . how about a popsicle? ... The littlest preps. . . . Life ' s just a picnic to us! . . . Mary Gwyn . . . that special smile of male days! 0fuS ' iQ37 Published yearly by the Student Body of Peace Junior College Raleigh, North Carolina JEANNETTE BAGWELL Editor-in-Chief ELEANOR BENSON Business Manager c n Xavin yiie rvar-i of. . MRS. RUTH HUNTINGTON MOORE Born m New York City, March 30, 1866 Died m Rdleigh, N. C, June 27, 1936 A gifted artist, a lover of all things beautiful, a unique per- sonality which combined a background of broad culture with wide intellectual interests, a rare sense of humor, an exceptional originality, a ready sympathy and a lavish generosity Mrs. Moore was a dominant figure in the life of Peace for twenty- seven years. Mrs Moore achieved unusual recognition and success in her work. She exhibited in the Grand Salon des artistes Francaises a wonderful picture which now hangs in our President s oltice While here, she painted many notable portraits; her latest, the Earl of Craven. We were proud of Mrs. Moore; we admired her greatly. We loved her dearly for her generous character and her love for nature. Her favorite hobby was her flower garden, and there she spent many pleasant hours happily engaged in caring for her flowers. Often she would call to some one of us to see how well the new roses were growing, or to see a lovely ins that she had been afraid would not ' Ave. It was fun to share her interests and enthusiasm in flowers. We hope that the studio garden will always be a beautiful livmg remembrance of Mrs. Moore. 1866-1936 OUR THEME In presenting this, the Lotus of 1937, we have endeavored to exemphfy, with Current Magazines, our Ufe at Peace. We feel that in choosing our theme we have paid high tribute to a school having the outstanding Fortune to possess faculty and students who have Cosmopolitan points of view, Educational ideals, and Beauty Culture of character and soul. May each page serve as a vivid Survey and Review of the aims of Peace in preparing us for, and guiding us toward our beckoning goal of perfect Life. CONTENTS BOOK 1 The COLLEGE BOOK 2 The CLASSES BOOK 3 The ORGANIZATIONS BOOK 4 The ATHLETICS BOOK 5 The FEATURES BCOK ONE The COLLEGE ALMA MATER In the heart of CaroUna, ' Neath its skies of blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. Classic in her broad proportions. Looks she proudly down — Reared against the arch 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 pleasure. Happiness, struggles without measure. Days without alloy. Honored 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 crowned with glory And honors ever new! — Miss Nannie Dinwiddle. LOTUS 1937 DR. W. C. PRESSLY, President Our much esteemed President who has won our highest respect by his able instruc- tion and ready sympathy in all plans, for work and pleasure! 1937 LOTUS MISS MAY McLELLAND, Dean Miss May McLelland, our Dean, whose sound judgment, broad humanity, and sympathetic understanding have endeared her to us all, and whose ready sympathy and loving thoughts have aided us! LOTUS 1937 Lucy E. Steele Bible, Spanish Helen Harriet Sails English Jane Leighton Richard Head of History Department Mrs. Olive Pittman Worth English, Lahn Nancy Blair Eliason Science Ida Withers Curne Commercial Subjects Winifred Kuhns Mathematics Anne W. Raynor French Evelyn Howell Home Economics Mabel Pugh Art Gladys Waldrop Physical Education Mrs. Lucille Cavenaugh Librarian 1937 LOTUS Mary Kirkpatrick Secretary Amelia Clark Registrar Martha Myers Music Practice Supervisor Lovie Jones Director Music Department Helen Board Voice Mrs. Nellie P. Staudt Organ Mary Catharine Proctor History Martha Gash Bosweli English, Dramatics Mrs. W. D. Turner Hostess Mrs. Tennie B. Sharpe Matron, Infirmarian Ethel Grammer Dietitian Alice Meserve Night Study Hall Supervisor SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Icras hisfory of lu-r rliiss. And as sli,. jl r. iluinial linr. mimI «ril.-M|.- ..f .■v.iiK nliir ' l, l.av,. l„k,.n lilace ill tlio two years past, each haiMieninu ' i i .-s ividh- Infii r Ii.t .-v. ' s, Tli. ' r Ipirr.iiir- -rowdei] with say iTi-ollcrtidiis of thi-onss of frienils . Here ' s a Miapslini nf n L-ivl ivith a suitcase, rinein the Peace dooi-hell. bniiiriui- ivniiiiilci-s „r tliat never-to 1... l.ii-.itn ,1 ,l,,v ..1 annal. Our history be;an on that day. when, two years ago, cisilitv seven very El II ■111- i,i|ii..il iiiiii.liy at the sate and were cuserly greeted by the old-timers. . ii.l wliat greetiiiKs! r, ,W ilasiiini; ii|, Willi: Helh ! I ' m Lih. this is ' Freres ' : and My name ' s Kitly— wliafs yours r Inside ,,1 an l.„ur i,r two we all felt at home, tor it vas not hard to get a.quaiiil. ' d iii the overwlieliiiin ' rush of getting settled, registered, and scheduled. Classes and study followed, with loads of fun mixed in — the latter Ijeing demonstvaleil hy a piiliire nf a modev mob in pajamas, gym suits, and sundry decorations such as umbrellas and alarm clocks, taken nn that aAvful day of initiatir.n A bright-colored p ' ace card drops out of a scraliboolc — but vlio wonld need a reminder of those wonilerfiil society banquets? On that night we really began tr. feel as though we were a jiart of the scliool : and this feeling -was confirmed a few days later, when (rlenn IVillard. awe-inspiring President of the .Student Government Association, called iis ' tngetbei- to elect our officers. On that day we placed ourselve-s in tlic rank- with Ann Tines as our faiitain. .Sarah Ta lor as Scribe, and Willena Smith as Finance rnmiiiis-j,„i, r We ,li,,.e as s|„,„vnr JIiss .Steele, and named .Jean Livernioie to represent us on the Coum il. How clearly do certain eyents stand out — the lirsl exams; leaving for Christmas holidays; returning, far more jnyiiuslv than we had dreamed jiossilile. to start once more the business of getting educated. The spring months jiassed quickly, dotted here and there with important events. A Stunt Night program comes to light — that evening will long be remembered as the one on which we proved to our Senior sisters the stuff of which we were made, hy coming in ahead rf them I Incidentally, the Preps yere ahead of ii«, bnt we d..iri lik,- In remember that.) May Dav sua pslmts- tin- festival took endless work, hut oh, it was wnrlli il ' On and on the pages are tin I . State sticker represents the .Tiini.irSciiinr entertainment, a gala affair indeed, and calls to mind the labor we lavished on it. On that night we all went collegiate, and the usually dignified campus, adorned with pennants, gay yonni: people, and golden moonlight, certainly lost its staid look for oncel Pictures taken on Class Day come to ligbt. and the memory r.f that day stands out vividly as the occasion nf our accepting more serious responsibilities, and solemnly realizing that si.nn we should separate, as we .iniiied hands around the fountain and sang Ble.sl Be the Tie Tliat Binds. On the last page of lln- scrapl k a lomniencement program appears, rightly mounted bv itself. How enviously we watched ju-oceedings that night! It hardly seemed possible that Ijefore another year had passed, we onr-selves should stand in the places of those serious-Io ;king Seniors who so little resembled Then the scene changes, and the summer days go by as a chapter that is skipped. ' We returned to I ' l-aci- with iir new iliunily held carefully in the foreground. On this, our second year, vr greeted the Lilllc Si-I.r-. ' nil, , III, 1,. I iiiiii.itniu (revenge is indeed sweet!), and entertained lavishly at the Society ban. pills. We had ml ilii.i, 1 liefore of the labor that it bad cost tile Seniors to put us through that dm nf toiliiie and cv.iiiiig nf full, hilt we then began to realize that surli things have their price in lime and trnuble. A Peace Patter turns up. reuiimling the hisl.nian thai the das- had iliangcd leaders Mary Catherine had become Senior Presideril. ami soon afler Hush Week she called us logetlier to select her assistants. Dee, lloris, and Lib Crn.sliy were named as the other class ndicers. and Jliss Waldrop became Senior Sponsor. As onr Representative on the Council we inianimously chose Ann Marie .lefferson. Another meeting was soon called for the purpose of selecting a Chief Marshal, and we voted into offi.e Blanche Harrison, a new Sig. The year was well under way. Here ' s a snapshni nf Kaiiiiy Crninarln-. holiling up a Afl.-r I liiisi I„. Iraihliniial lliin.- ' - hcjaii to happen. Sluiil Xiglit. the Society plays, and May Day .-.inie and went, and Class Hay rolled arnund, .leannette Bagwell and .lean Morrow, representing the Annual .Staff and tile Peace Student Christian Association, were in charge of the activities, and the idea nf .l.parliire was all the more snrinwful tr. us for the finality it held, this being our last year together. - h-iiiiil lanipii-, I, -live decorations, an orchestra — this was .Tnnior-Senior. this time with the emphasis .11 .s,„.„, ' ' 111. .I,ini..i- had our sympathy in the hard work required by the extensive preiiarations. ' i.iil II.. aiiiplv i,.|.ai,l iliiir labor hy our enjoyment. Then comes another night, marked with white, .mil ilmniM, nil. I. I uliich run intertwined a scarlet thread of excitement and a deej) blue one of snrrow at parting W i an, no lunger green -Tuniors; we have reached the top — we graduate. Tho historian sigh- i iin happy days at Peace have been filled to the brim, and we carry avray scraphooks. eyes, ami hiails in tli.i same condition. For two years we have studied and played and worked together; ami llnii-li mir paths lie far apart, we shall be nnilnd forever in one resjiect — we ' ll always love you, Pe; ! X x.v .TciNKS BOOK TWO The CLASSES us 19 3 7 CLASS POEM OF 1937 Murmuring through tht- treetops. An echo of the ))ast. Faint wliisjiers of the- future. And memories that last. A campus tree in luoruing. When first tlir sunlight iieams. Stands eager, arms iplifte l. As youth entranced in dreams. A campus tree in evening, Unheeihd hy passers-hy. Fills ,mr souls with hrauty. Reflected from tlu- sky. A campus tree in moonlight. Caressed liy hreezes s,.ft. Gives our hearts .1 riiythm. And takes our cares .aloft. Golden leavi-s turn to lirown. Then green leaves eonu- in spring. So cherished uioni.nts v. ' inisli. And seniors their farewell sing, MlRI. M Do 1937 LOTUS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ai.v Catiikhixf, TilUI. l)i:]: ]!at iif:i.nR Prr.s}Jr ,t C ' llAHLKS ric,- Pr, u,l,-„l Ste Exsox, Jr. .Vn.v ■Ill Doris Parker Elizabeth Crosby Secretary Treasi rer S 1937 rAitv Amiitii Atkixs H.-il.inli, N. C. SiKlii.i I ' lii Kapiiii: C ' urri-nl l- ' .vi-iil-. Chili, ;!7 Dill,, ,s;„; llilhl„,r„ Sl,;,l: I „V ' ,lx,iii ; r„mm,i Ti„l., r,r,„,n Kleaxoh 15adgku K.-ilrinll. N. C. I ' l lli,t,i Mu. I ' r.siiUnl. W, : l)r;iiii.ilH- ( liili. ' :i7 ; I ' i I ' Imv. .W: turri-Mt F.vciits ( liili. -M. li? Inlfila: -Inj-M h, •„.■ , imrllis: ,ii,l„sh : s„i;;,si„ .IkAN.NKTTK HaNKIX IjAiavKLL H.-llriyll, N. C. Sif- ' liiH I ' hi K,i|.|.m: l!u illc■ St.ift ' . Lulls, Mi; Editdr- in-Chiif, I,..iis, -M: ■■,Si ' Play, ili; V.-rsHtility, ' 37 ' ■Swivfi V li,„ ' l„rs: r,,iijiiiii:-, m„i: . !l,il,-: cirmfU ' s LoIISK I,Ir-|I.i:T( IjA,SHK()ItD li.il. i-li, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; l ' ii]. riL-, Cliil., -M;. ' ST: Fruture Eiliti.r, Vnirc) of I ' r,,,,. -M- Ciirniil Kvciits Chih. ' HIl, ' liT: Pi Play, -Mi R,;Virmh: -,ehih- „i„l, ' .-,: „l,l huh: 1 1- ,i n, ,„■ I s : h,ill„iis 1937 LOTUS Df.e Batchklor Aliei-aetii. X. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Treasurer. Dramatic Cluli. SU; Vice President, Senior Class, ' 37 I ' lirketbooks : bottle (luiiis : rnzi, ro,iiiix Eleanor Be.nsox Xaslivillc. X. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Cilee Club, Sli, -37. President, ' 37; Business Manager. I.nTis. ' 37: furrent Events Cluh. ■37; Cliarni, ' 37 I nv,,ii,„rf.-: .« ; ., «.■ hicrlrji: V..rcA-..;„, ,.r.. lU-TII 1)(IRA Bosruj RalciKli. X. C. Sigma Phi Ka]ipa; Glee C ' lul). ' 3li. ' 37 I ' irfiime bottlis: crtitm mhits: LilU: ,if Ihi Vntteii: -Av, ' Mnrh, -Margaret Harris C ' axdler Henderson. X. C. Sigma Plii Kappa; (ilee C ' luli. ' 37: Beaiity. ' 37 A ' .. ., rf 7-«.„ ,„-. .;„:;,■ witil: Zitn l ' i LOTUS 193 7 Maim ' I- ' ahmkr C ' arltox H.llriijl,. N. C. Sigma Phi KapiKi ; I ' iiprvus Cluh, •■.Hi. ' :i7: NVws Editor, I ' oici.i of I ' rnrr. MT : DrMiiKitic fliil), ' ;ili; t ' lirn-lit fivents Cliiii, ' Sii. :i7 .S7r , Thrairr: ii;itrr: l ,rs,,„ .S7 -., l-l„tni,a,„ M AllVK I.I risK tllANIII.KH liurliii,-t..M. X. C, Siriii.i I ' hi l .ii.|..i, I ' r.-sidi-iit. ■;!?; (il.-i- Cluh. ' lid, ' :«; Dr.iiii.ili.- (lull. •■. !, ■ Curr.-Tit Kvciits (lull, -.il ; ■■Cutc ' sl. ■:i7 ' A ' ..,. ' ' ' ■. .• . ,■ ..i l.  : ,lnnun„r.-: fil-.-.il i!n,,.i Willie I.Kiiai (i.aiik R.Hkv Mnu)it. N. C. SipuM I ' hi Kmi.|,;, I ' hru-hiil il,n„: .liiliini: MnrliH, IhHrirh ,.«, ., v.KV Khances Reuecca C ' hoJ(AI!TIE 1)11)111, . c. Sinniii I ' lii Ka|,|m; I ' n.siilinl. .Slu.l.ut l!..d.v. ' lii P.S.C.A. Cahiiu-t. ' :i7: I ' rivihuid ll,.iinr It. .11. ' :ii Advrrtisirif; .Staft. I.i.ns. liii. ■:i7 : MKs r.ac,-. ■:{•; Tennis, ' 37. 0;-,7i.. i-„.v.- Yunk,, ,U,iuh,,i: -Slunhi. f: (■.. ;..r .nnl 1937 LOTUS Elizabeth Adams Crosby Raleigh, N. C. .Sipm.i Phi Kiii)pi(; Tri-iiMiri-r, Senior Class, ' 37; Pap.vr I ' liili, -M. ' ST; Curn-iit F.vi-nts Cluli, Mi, ' ST .l « ;c; xc-hilr rhiihiuilx: ,7..,, ; ,,;rnir : BiLLiE Frances Cirrin Nortllsidr, . C. .Sigiim I ' lii Kappa; C ' lirrtait Kviiits (lull, •.ili, ' 37 Bn.i,l,„ll; rl„i,;iIn ntk,-; ■■.■ilirkha I.ii.a Mae Davis Kaltidi, N. C. .Iinii,.r flasN .Sclnilarsliiii, ' :!li; P;i).,i rus Cluli, •3(i, ' 37 ' .■irniiiii: V,„l,l,„iis, ii„vrls: Fri;l AlUii; pale blu Ann Dees (i,ildsl.„r,i, N. C. .SiKMia Phi K;ipp;i, i a- Prfsiil.-iit, ' 37 ; Pri-siilent, ,Iunio riass, ' lili; Curnait Kvriits CIuIp, ' 37 ( ' „„,;„. . l|-,,A-,ii, .v; Unnnii .Va; iireeii LOTUS ]937 MniiAM Ai,i:.NK Dorii Hal.iiili. . C. ■liBlna Plii Kii] |in: l ' ii|.ynis llnh. Vfli, •:(-. Pn-sid.-nt, ViT: Literary Kilitnr, f.unx ,,f I ' rurr, -.r, : t ' urr.-iit Kvt-nt.-. flul , ' Hli. • ' . ,•: I )r,iiii,il i - Cliili, H? ■Ii,.,;il„l, : -I, ill ,l„rl.. ,ni.l h,iii,hnm, : li„l ,ln,is Xi ' ith Hki.kn I.kk K|(;iimk H.Mlri-ll. N. C. I ' i ' I ' lutii Mu: Draiiiali. ' Cliih. ' M: Curri-iit Event., fliili, ' Sli, ■;!? 7ie, ' r LraiJirs; J , S„t„x: i;ln„l, hl.niil : ■■hills I ' llATIM FlKLDS H.llriiill, X. C. Sit;-.„a I ' hi K.,| |.; Jhiiis: riiiiilii: Inn: Mahcklla Folley AlM-rdr,)!, N. C. SifiTiia I ' lii K.,|.|ia: AsM.cial, ' Kditiir. I.oTrs. ' Sli ; S.-hi.. iMlit.T. ' liT: Advcrtisllif; Slaff. ' I!? ; l ' ali rus t ' lllh, ' ;i; N. ' W-, Ivlilnr. r, .;,■,« „C ■,,„•,. ' HT; Curn-Tit F.vi-iil (lull, ' lid, ■:!?, Sei-relary, Mi Ilr.r.c, .,„.: i.,„lr,i: llpslli-l.: ,li,rl„rs: i„;,„-l,.,s 1937 LOTUS Saka Kvans (iiLMKirr Km-, N. C. SiKMia Plii Kiiiip.i: Cli ' c Club, ' lili, ' Hi; Current Events dull, ' .n; TfTinis, -ai Tri;: fu,„l: Oxf:r l: S. A. As y IK Lkk Gkkp:x R;ilri-ll. X. C. I ' i Tlu-tii Mu chrii-iii; ,iin„: hi,,,: SI,,,, -I ,-l„n,,s: li,,rs, l„i,-k i-;,r,„.i (Ikiitiudi; Haudf.stv R.il,-ii;li. N . f. SifiriLi I ' hi Ka|,|i;i: (il,-,- (lull, -Mi. ' li- .Vii,.. : ,V;h„ M„,li„i: ,-l,„,-,,l„l,- !,-,■ ,-i;ni„: s„i,ii,l ,h,ii Al,I( K Ml IvKii Hahiiisox Hiiulfrson, X. C. SiKiii;i I ' iii Kii]i|i;i: l ' rivileni- l Iliin.ir Hull, ■:(li, -. ' ,- ,S,-,Ti-t.irj, .Stmli-iit BikIv, ' :!li: tili-e (. ' lull, Md, ' :!7 i,-,- I ' nsiikiil, liT: I ' .S.f.A. (.aliiiu-t, ' lili, ' in, ' ic. l ' ri-M(li-iit. •:i7 II,,i,,II.,,tI,„ fs: i;,i„ „h : ri„lliis LOTUS 193 7 Eleanor Jav Hf.rrixg Rnsiliorci. X. C. I ' i ThftH Mil: Ciirn-Mt Kv.-iits Cliih, -Mi. ' 37 Ilir Ur,! I,„rx: ,,irl sr„„t. : ,,;,„„;,,, ,■ JaNK HlliHSMITH Atkinson, . C. I ' i I ' lM-tii Mil. Si-iTi-t:iry. -. 7 M.iil: ..■;i.i..v; .. I.nunull, .Mary ( mNrii, Horn-k (.rrinvillr, N. C. SifjniM I ' hi Kapiiii: Draiiiiitii- Cluh. ' Sli : CiirriMit Ev.-iils lliilp. Dli. -M: r.ilnrus tliili. ' 37 IJnrn iid: i„rf,n,„: l!,h : r,:,u;ls Axx Marie .Ikffkrsox Fountain. X. C. Sifrma Phi Khjiiw: Priviletrwl Honor Koll, ' 37; Rt-p- resratative. Senior Class on Counc-il, 37; E iitor-in- rllii-f, I ' riiVr.v nf I ' lar,. ' 37; Papyrus C ' luli, ■3(i, ' 37. -ic. ' Pnsiil.nt. 37: I ' .S.C.V. CMliinel, ' 37 Wiilliis-: -.cliii ■liiiHs; Iniik, •, ,■« «. 1937 LOTUS Nancy Haiuuktte Joxks Fr.iiikliii, N. C. SiBliia Plli Kappa; Trca.suriT I ' .S.C.A., i? ; Trea.suriT Junior Class, ' 35; Papyrus Club, M, ' 37; Peace Patter, ' 37; Assistant Business Manager, Viiires of Peace. ' 37; Tennis. ' 37; Current Events Club, ' SS Tiniiis: .•.■iiai xhots: .iliirii, ihirks: ,,i,-l,ir ' h.iinniH Inis Anx KKLL ' i ' WihniniitiMi. N. C. ,Si);nia Plii Ka]ii a : Nice l ' nsi,i,-nt. .Iuiii,,r Class, ' Sli; Current Events tlul . ' Sli, ' 37; Teiniis. ' Sli, ■;i7 ; Captain. White Team. 311 .MaI{(JAU1TK Rl ' SSKLL KooXCK Haleigh. N. C. I ' i riieta Mu; Clee Cluli. ' 311. ' 37; Current Events CIuli, Sli, ' 37 Jl ir«il„i,-k ritliiii : hiiiliiiiii: ,„„tr,i: swim inhiii Lillian Lee Clayton. N. C. Pi Tli,-la Mu; Current Events Club, 37; Painrus Clul:, ' 37 (■,1,1, la: r,,l ,■.- . •; i. r, e.,; pi-nirhs LOTUS 1937 Nanc - Rkii) Lvo Sinithrirld. N. C. ;iKiii« Plii K.iiipa: Ailv.Ttisinn Stuff. Lotus D.iiiKlitirs iiml (IrKnddauphtcrs Club, lill. ' ST Kr.i ,Ani-:TH Mifii{A - McArrnirii Fay.ttivillr. . C. Sig.Ma Phi K.n.|.,i; Privil.K.ci 1 Inrinr H..]i. ■;)?; Ck-e (lull, lili; Curri-iit Kvinis (lull. ' ST; ■IViasun-r. Stu- .l.iit Cciuui-il, ' 37; SeLTt-tiir.v, l ' ..S.C.A., ' .ST: D.-iUfilltori. Mill (iruuddaughter.s Clul), ' Sli. ' S n,,,ihl, ■■, In, „■.■, ; ronfi ' rciirrs: lli„l„!,,, : i„ ' „l,,il h„ll, ' r RlCllA . l,I)A Mil. AMD HnsiJHin,. N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Woman ' s C ' ollepe of the University of North Carolina, 35; Current Events Club, ■38, ' 37 Plifiiimith.i; Bhifl Vroshii: fliinnoiiil ria,,...- fur ro it.i Mai.V HlTil MocillK HcM-kv Mount. N. C. Pi ' lla-ta Mu L„ii,l ilrr: .Uah.niii an,: hr.ln,,,,,, slipi- 1937 LOTUS Jeax Mii.i.ukxt Mditnow Alluiiiarlr, . C. SigiiiH Phi Kiippa: l ' ri il,,mil Ihiiinr Knll. lili. -.V Student B(jdy Hi-j.nsciihiliv,- .,ii tlu- C lil. Viil P.S.C.A. Cabinet, Mi. I ' n idiiil, I ' .SCA,. :(? ; tile. CUdi, ' Sli, :i7 l „ri,ls,,i,: , ;■ , , • .. ,,- Pniu.-nlrinii,, C ' l.AliA Moss Oxtonl. N. C. Si)riiia I ' lii Kai | a: Current Isvenls ( iidi. ' Mi llur.-rhurk yhliii.i: ki,illi„,i: U.iki ■•„, .-I : :l ' )lf Maiiv Kkiiii .M(ITZ Yaiieevville. N. C. ii rna i ' hi Kappa Viiifl.m-Siil, m: I ' tu-hnnl r,„ulsl,r: If ..lliii.isic.irl li ' ! I ' iMNKIK I.dllSK N.HniUIITT Rakigll. . C. M,;iiia Plii Kappa; Papyrus Clul , ' ST .. . Jiisl. ' ii: .lurk l:,,iil,i: rhnr„l„lr r„n,l„ LOTUS 1937 Lettv Sma ' Aiiu OsiiiiiixK Ch.nirl Hill. N. C. SipriKi I ' hi K„|,|,a l ' ,,k-r,,,ls: ,l,ii,rii,, Dolus 1 ' aiikKI! (■..Irraiii. . C. I ' lii K;ip|..i; Ciirniit I ' A.-iiIn (lull. ' SH, ' 37 .lin-r. Vili: .S,•,■ .■l,l .Sciiinr (■|.■l •.. M ui.ih.iHi ,1,, ,,.•,: I,„. l,,ll„ill: r,.i„,„u-ls: mulni,ihl fraxis MAirriiA .Ikax Pate C;il.s(,n. N. C. Pi ■J-|u-tii Mu; WrniKiii ' s (dll.f;,- (if tin- UiiivcTsit.v of Nurtii Carcliii;!, M: : Curr.-iil Kn-iils Cliili. ' 37 .(.■urilriiids; ml: Cirnliii,,: rhis.ur liliniliirc JoSEI ' HIXE RaXD Ral,i-h. N. C. Pi Thi-ta Mu; Currful Kvents CIuli, ' 3(i nr.ncii shiils: rl,„r„l,ih ,;iii,l,i: f,,, ,,,- : Trrhnivmir 1937 LOTUS Frantks Irpin ' k Rkin ' s I.iiH.ir. X. C. Sicina Phi K iipii ; .foki- Editor, Uni-s, ■;)-; Glee CMul), •■AT; Secn ' tary-TrciiMirtT, ST; Current Events flul.. •■Trh.-; Iiill-hilllr,: i;,l, CalUr.citil Elizabeth Thompsox Richaiidson Raleifrh, N. C. Sifima Plii Kapiw; Paiiyrus Club, Sti, ' 37, Seerctarv- Treasurer, ' ST; I.iterarv Etlitor, Voicci nf Penre. ST; c;lee Club, ' 37; Current Events Chili. -Mi. in r.ill ,l,,i„h.-; Bni,ii-I.i,l,ii«: M,n,h,illn„ In, I ,l„,,s AIahv Lkoxa Rfirix Raleigl., N. C. Sipn.a Phi Kalipa. Treasurer. ' H;; Assistant Editor, LoTt ' s. ' 37; Vice President, Dav Students, ' 37; Sitr Play, ' SS; Current Events Club, ' 31), 37 liuke: brnchti: ,lmmon h: -Hpfrmh : riolliis Alick Paschal SEDUfuv Raleifjli. X. C. Sifiina Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, Mi liiiniiii; nmkiiui luiiili ; moj ' ies LOTUS 1937 F.LizAiiF-rrii lii:vKKTV Slater New ]Srni. X. C. Pi Thrta Mu; Art Kilitnr, I...iis. -.U : Piipyrilv Club. rrpprrmiul ran,!,,: „,,,,l, : „,■!: „,„,!,■ Klizauktii WiiiiiiiT Smith rw Hrni. N. C. Sif;iii;i I ' l.i K;il.|ia: I ' .S.t ,, . tMl.iiHt. -.Mi. ' AT: Paiiyrus Cliil.. Mli, •■M: Oli-c Club, ' M: Curn-nt l ' ' .v. ' iiK Hull. M ll,,ii- ,-il,h,,i,. : ;,;, ■.■ ' hii-l. : sl„ll,„i,i-,i: ,l„,is WlI.I.KNA Sjhth Cli.vrr. X. C. .Sijruui I ' bi Kappa : I r.asunr. .luni.ir Class. ' :ili : Cllr Club. •:!(!. ' :iT: Drauialii- ( lub. •■Mh I ' ri-sidi-ul. Curn-ii I ' ha-iiN C ' lub. -.r, Ihnnhi,,: ,itl ' ,,-i:„i,: i„„lr,i: h„l,l,, Mlia IviTA SviHi Siu.w Hill. X. C. .SifiMia Phi K.ipi.a; C urrcut Kvi-uts Club. -.M] Frill!,: i,i,i„ ' r,i„,li-h,.-,: rimis: M,, Driir 1937 LOTUS H.iiiil.t. N. C. Pi ThctM Mil: H.illiiis cmu-tr, -ir(;ini;i ; C ' urn-nt F.vi-nt Clul), -37 ■liiiis„u: K.iii Kii.tir: l 1)„K„T1IV lin[E. ■riirUM.l Kal ii;li. . C. Pi Theta Mu, Treasurer, ' 37; Prcsiileiit, Dn Students, •37; Secretary-Treasurer, Pre), t, -3-); Ailvertisinj; Staff. I.nxrs. ' SH; Dramatie liuli, -M ; .Marshal. ' Sll : ■•Must l ' ]i-t..-I)ate. ' 37 l-hihtm,is hnlithi is: ;i,inli iii-is : I nirhiii. ..; rm .v , Mai{ - Cathehixk Thice Fayett.ville. X. C. Sifrma Plii Ka).pa: President, Senior Clas.s, ' 3T; As- sistant Business Manager, Lotus. 3«, ' 37; P.S.C.A. Ca) inet. ' 37; Viee President Student Council, ' 37; Privileged Honor Roll. ' 37 Liin.K.i,,,. : )-, inlh, ,-.■ ' : hdrs: ■■slar-.lusf .Mahv Hki.ex WativIxs Raleiyli. X. C. I ' i ' liieta Mu: Pa|) rus (lull. ■.311. -37; Current F.venls Club. ' 37; Scholarship ' 3t llrini:, : Ynnkrrs: xhriniii: r niii LOTUS 1937 MaUV (.MVN Vn.I.IAM.s Ncirtli Wilkcshoro, N. C. Sijima I ' hi KapiiH, SiTrrtHry, -AT: SiiHii.sh.it I ' liiitur, I.oTvs. ' liT; Current Events CIul), ' 37; DHUphlirs and tiriuuliliiuKliters Chili, ' M, ' 37; iStyk-, ' ST. ■■Tr!,r: sp.ni rlnlh..-. ' : mi.liiiiilil f, ii.-.ls : .■,„,, i,sliol.i : .I.T.O. Kaiiikimnk Wii,i.is R.-llrinll. . C. i ' i lli.la Mm: (Mif Cluli. iili, ' 37; l ' a|n nis Chili, ■3(i. ' 37; l!ushi..-s Manapi-r, |-,., ' r, .. ' ' ,..,,, ' 37: Curri-nt I ' .vint-. Cluh. ' 3li. ' 37 Ih.rsrs: m„lh: iiilrnialiviial a)f„irs: , n,l,n,i,l, ni Fern Millington Yeager RaUiitli. X. C. Pi Thi-t.i .Mu; Dr;iniiilii- Ciiil), ' 3li ; Current Events Chili, ■3(i, ' 37 )..,  ■; kill iiumi ' s: rliinil r7„; e.«, ' nil Is Reheci A Ym-NG Mamin Aiigkr. . C. .Sipnia I ' lii Kappa Shrn-i ,l„i„-s: fuolluill; flmcrrs: rhlin,, 1937 LOTUS SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Knirn i, n„ tl.r Diary of the Profhet of tlu- Cl ' iss of : This eveniner, runiniairins about in the attic. I came across the little trunk I had at Peace, twenty-odd vears agro. In a flash it hrought hack sc many pleastnt memories that I could not resist the impulse to lift the lid. My! What confusion! It was nearlv as bad as mv top bureau drawer used to be -when I was at Peace. Tlie first thin I came acrnss was my old Economics book. This immediately reminded me of Fanny and how she used to be so concerned over the characteristics of bis business. And now she ' s the head of a bis; business herself. And then I found one of alarcie FoUey ' s drawings done on English class — now she illustrates for nil the best known magazines. That reminds me of Elizabeth Slater — she ' s that great artist over wh m Paris is so enthusiastic at present. The next thin? I cam.- across was a program for one of our school plays. I remember Louise Bashford ' s name distinctly because she is now playing in one of the larger productions on Broadway. And on another program I found Mary Kerr Motz ' s name. I heard her sing over tl;p radio the other d«v. I think she ' s with Nancy Lycn ' s Orchestra. T hear that Margaret Candler is Nancy ' s pianist. They were all three destined to become famous musicians. I can ' t imaaine why on esirth I saved that biologv exam, but ther- ' it was. As hard as that was. Lillian Lee and Maiy Helen Watkins always managed to stay on lop — now they ' ve just discovered a new formula for treating rusts on plants. Speaking of smart people — Frankip Xorthcott and Lula Davis were just about the smartest. After they finished at Peace they went on to Culumhia. and now they are both professors there. Dusk was falling so I closed my little trunk with all its memories. T went downstairs and found the BagwFll JlernUl awaiting me on the porch. My recent recollection ' : mnrle me take more interest in the name of the paper. After a close look T found ilin ' i m- ' Ti ' il li-)i. ' ! t-v J. -irri ' ttf Ri ' _ ' cn, the editor of our old Peace Annual. On the first page I nnt ■ I -l - M-- I li.. .,- -n, niuj donations for the upkeep of her Asylum for the Oi-phans m I ■ i , , , ,. . _ . nut:), donations, because it is such n worthy cause. On the saiin : _ I ! ■ i. l. : ( ■ i- j coming to town next week. It seems that the main featiic- !■ ;-ji.i,_ ' n; , ' I ' Il-rrins and the Fat Lady, who in real life is Mary Leona Ruffin. It - so - tnin-e hi.w life will tr.at i.cr.ple. I must re- member to see the circus. On the next page I found an editorial by Miss AVillena Smith on The Evils of Smoking. Another change which life hath wrought — T wonder if .she was ever married. She was such an affectionate soul. On the same page T read a column on Advice to the Lovelorn bv Nancv Jones and Dora Bostick. They really did possess literary genius when they were at Peace and have carried it throu-h life, it The next page held in store for me a delightful surprise. On it were the entertainments for the next week, to be offered at the theatres, and among the others was a picture of mv old friend Frances Reins. She was to be co-starred in the picture These Two Blondes with Elizabeth Smith. We used to re- member Frances by her red hair, but it seems that it is now blond. They both are getting quite old for such performances, but they still pr sess the art of holding their audience. On that page was also the announcement that lai-v Ruth Moore — now Mrs. Rudolphskv — would give an organ recital on next Thursday. I must remember that also. On the Societv pase I found that the former Miss Edith Wyatt was entertaining the new preacher ' s wife, the former : lis-. Lcttv Osborne, at an informal tea. Here. too. I saw that Miss Ann Dees and Miss . ' .i , Ciil,,,: ,,.. joint hostesses at a meeting of the Old Maids Sewing Circle. I was quite surpri-.t ,■ , ' . ,,u e they always talked like they had so many suitors. Strange how time will tell. Ati. I _ li ' nnncements of engagements on that page I found one saying that Miss Marv Gwyn W 111, III,- ivi.i divorced, is to marry the King of Sweden. It ' s a pitj- that she can ' t seem to get al..j,_- wifU ,u.v of her husbands. This one will prohablv be a failure too. because she is ten vears older than he. The next pase, being the sport pase. featured the tennis match betwe Miss Dorothy Thurman. and Miss Eleanor Benson. Eleanor won by old to be playing tennis, hut evidently they still have the necessary en cf the chess battle between the former Berry McArthur and Miss Miriam Doub. I don ' t think they gained that ability at Peace. On the comic page I found that there was a fine strip by A. Harrison, featuring a hero with a black mustache. I wonder if that could be Alice. She certainly was a fine girl. There was another bv Anne Marie JetFerson. On the last page was a large advertisement of Sugg ' s Wholesale Grocery. She got her start at Peace, I ' m sure. Miss Dee Batehelor. who. I was told, became Dean of Peace after being twice disap- pointed in love, had published on the same pase a list of the new rules that Peace students have to follow. They are very much the same as those we had to comply with when I was there, except that the school seems to be a little more lenient about visiting during closed study hour. That was all the paper and my reverie was again interrupted. I then had to prepare my dinner. I wondered if Mary Catherine ever learned to cook for that good-looking husband of hers. I feel sure that Clara (better known as Red, ) never did. Poor Bob — I ' ll bet he hasn ' t had a decent meal since they were married. Ml bet Mary Council leads her husband a merry chase by arguing with him all the time — just as she did at Peace. Well, Diarv, that ' s all for todav. This certainlv has been a day of reminiscing. It ' s strange that I should run across so many old Peace girls in one day. Iris Kei.i.y. OTUS 1937 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT PEACE .lUNIOU COLl EOE FOR We, the members oi tile Senio r c ass of ' 37 ha ine surv ved t ■o (ortion, an d being in possession of certain va uable lironert and effe Bhortly. do hereby make and der are thi s o !• I a St Will and Testa Art ■(,■ ; Section 1. To the Fanillv. « e w 11 1 1,- . lie. mill ' -111 ,l.li.-v will. oui- great superior ty. Sec. 2. To Dr. Pressly, Me n ill a m w ' !7 . ' hcv (iIr-1, 1111.1 all 111 . „,, Sec. 3. To Mi s McLelland, ve vill an elet trie type ' ■rite both to who have o trims ate Iier notes. Sec. 4. To Mis Wiildrop, nui cla ss t eacher, we ill a fina icial I ack up her fa nmns .ia z orchestra. Article Section 1 T . thr .lunidr ' -, r will our nlace as instead of (|ii;iiility Wr ;ils j Ijfqiieiiili tin the Juniors, we pmitose that a sond many Sec. 2. To the Preps, we bequeath th we bestown upon them our ability to alwa; Article I Section 1. Tn the hull maids, we will girls who w shoes somewliere except under the bed. Sec. 2. To Pearl and Mamie, we will noiseless telepli on the Posfoffice Board. Artidi! our Senior privileges, a nd if these i rovf to hv too iiuuh for taken away until they a re adjusted t 1 thi ' ir higher position. •ight to have cushioned study hall se atfi. but alone: with this make first Honor Roll. nd tben the The following members of the Senior Class do hereby moke the following indi idni 1 bequests; Section 1. To Miiiy H.rriiiB. Dottie Brown, and Margaret Daniel: Wlieezie, De •die, Eleanor, Betty, and Billie will lli. ii L.m mi, i,, ,„. in the Friday afternoon Biology Lab. Sec. 2. To III., Mull,, M.I,Ii,.,l Tliomas, and Prances Whitley; Lonise Bashford Aldith Alkins, and Helen Eighme l.-m , il,. ,, ,li.,,,, ,11,- iihility. Sec. 3, To K.I11I,., .M - .M,,; G. Williams wills her style, and some of her cl.ith. « it Edilba finds she needs them in tin- i..-. i . .n. .i.,. Sec. 4. To Sara McLean. Betsy Graham, and Evelyn Sloan; Naii. .Toii.-s. Xliirg ii-rile Koi.n.-e, Mary C. Home, and -Tean Morrow will their executive abilitv. Sec. 5. To Keene Wade, and L,ibby Gaskins; .Tane Highsmith, Man l ' inll.,11. W Hie Clark, Elizabeth .Teannette B; gwell. Mar oit ' p, hopiiit: -h,- will li mintine Trio fr.iiii :tll Gilbert, Dee Balcbelor Crosby, and Rebecca Mason will their vim, vigor, and vitality Sec. 6. To Betty Thompson, May Womble, and Alwortliv Upchur.-h ; Willena Smith, Dor Miriam Doub, and Phatha Fields will their love of poetn-. Willena also bestows her affection Sec. 7. To Virginia T ' onlon. Marv Graham, and Frances .James; Alice Harrison. JLin,- I.il.i ;iii.l X.m.v l,.„ii will their versatility Sec. S. To Fr.n,,. T,,.!.,, M.,,. K,,rr Mi.l, wills her harmonic ■ to town for fiitiii-., s, ,, i.,,.,, iin.l ,1 liini., Sec. 9. T.I Eiml. , ,l, , .1,, .Minnii, ,111.1 .siisiiii Cooper; the Cle their harmony, aliil.l. 1 01 is.i.alil, . Sec. 10. To Ruth Gilmer, Laura Muse, and Eva Blount; Sara M. R. Moore, Letty Osborne, and Jean Pate will their snpericT po ' Peace parlor on week-ends. Sec. 11. To Phyllis Sargeant, Jane Womble and Edith Senna; Ellie Benson, Ann Dees, F Cromartie, Mary Leona Ruffin, and Edith Wyatt will their tact, charm, popularity. This popularity in their many men at .State. Sec. 12. To the Junior.s on Third Floor Long Hall, the Seniors leave their ability to be quit composed throughout the entire day and night. Sec. 13. To Betsy Edwards, Julia Morton, and Quecnie Brawler; Margaret Candler, M. C. Fern Yeager, Ruth Sykes, Mary Helen Walkins, Lib Smith, and Red Moss leave their feminine 1: Sec. 14. To Betty Larkins ; Gertrude Hardesty, Eleanor Herring, and Lib Slater will their n Sei ' ! l. ' i. To Nancv Stii Nnrthcott and Lillian L« ' e 1 grades, it they need them! Sec. 16. To Peggy Sli.yrud and Ellen Munroe; Doris Parker, Roba McLamb, Mars- Etta Sugg, and Lucy Flvtbe will their athletic abilitv. Sec. 17. To Hazel Tilli-y iiii.l Mary Jane .Tobn.ston ; Annie Lee Green and Lib Richardson leave their height. ArtU-lr 5 As executor of this, our last will and testament, we name our trusted successors, the Juniors, to carry out to the full, each and everv clause herein contained. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1937, do hereunto set our hands and seals, this Ibe Tbirtv-first Day of May, In The Year of Our Lord, 1937. Witnesses; Mrs. Ethel Lei Pearl Williams Jim Pressly. 1937 LOTUS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS osEPHi.N-F. M.urn N SlSAX COOPKK Pn-sulent Vic- Prcn.lcnl Marv Hekrino Eloise Harris SrcrHary Trrn.u,rer LOTUS 1937 K. Illy, V. V. I ' lii K Si;. ' appa KI Asm., T„N Er field. N c. SipniH Phi Ki PI ' ,,„. Akn ,„„ H ihkI. riic C. a . u vuv Kl.lZA U.T 11 A VKR 11.1. Hf leiirh N c. Sifj na Phi Kappa E-NK Daki „ Hi Iritrl, I ' i N n.,- a •■ H, leigli N c. Pi riipta M IM Baku UN Hi ■! I ill. s. c Si - „., Phi K Pl a A 1 in, N W ,.llil, -t„l , N. C. Sit: •■ ' Phi K ppa v«„v A Kl leiKh I( N . C. iif- ' na Phi Kappa AN, :s li IA« ,l:v M ..,r,-,M ill,- N. C. Sif. ' iia Phi K ppa ,.,„. liinv :n Si lithH. l l. . ' . Sid na Phi K ppa 1,A iHlNS ,K N u 11 ■rn N. r Si). ' na Phi K PP- ' i 1937 LOTUS lilTTV BkOWN Kaleif h, N. f. Pi Tlu-tii Mu D..11.S BnoH-x Raleigh, X. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Nancy Pc.rtir Browx Cliarlotte, X. C. Pi Thrta .Mu Louise Bhvax Zolofo Springs. Fla. Sigma Phi Kappa Ai.Ri: Broiohtox Raleigli, X. C. Pi Theta Mu LlCY .(AMES BlTTS Halifax, X. C. Pi Tlieta Mu Kith L. Camp Wa.shington, D. C. Sigma Phi Kappa liACI.lL CaRRAIVAV Cuild.sburn. X. C. Sigma I ' hi Kal.pa Etjili. Urav Ci.u-i,,s Raleigli, X. C. Sigma Plii Kajijia Esther Coub Pinetops, X. C. Pi Tlicta Mu .Marv .Jaxice Cobu Kin-stcin. X. C. Sigma Plii Kal pa SfsAx Cooper Wilmington. X. C. Sigma Phi Kappa LOTUS 1937 Ual.-iiTli. X. C. SiKiiia I ' lii KMi)pa MAluiAiu;T Danii:., Wils.in, N. C. Si nii. I ' l.i Kapim -iiu.ixiv Daiiiii.n Pi TlM ' ta Mu Maiu,.n Uli: Viiist,i„-.S.iK-i„. N. C. Siniiw I ' lii Kiippa Ji-xi: nKKs,.x U;il.-i ' l,. N. C. l i TlHtM Mil CliniSTlNE DUBSETT Raleigh, N. C. Pi Tlieta Mu ISrnv DoiisiTT KaU-iKli. N . C. Pi TUrU Mu l!,i,r Aii.v DuiMNA liah-iph, N. C. Pi lli.-l.! Mil Saiia !),.«, m, Ha:,-i;:li. N. C. Pi rli.ta Mu Birisv Kmuaiu.s Willi, -viil, ' . N. C. SiKiii.i I ' lii K ' - ' l ' l Maucaukt K..i,iot Durham, N. C. Pi Thcta Mu Sai.tii: K.Mii.vM) Haliif:h. N. ( ' . Pi TlHla Mu iL w. OKBE EXXIS Raleitrli, X. C. SiftmH Phi Kh,,,,; EVA FaHMKR I aurinburjt. N. (_ ' . Sigma Phi Kapp; i;i.iA Fakkiok Warsaw. X. C. Sigma Plii Kappi RY Iris Fkrrji.i. Raleigh, X. C. Sigma Phi Kajip; Riicky M..unt. . C. SigM.a Phi Ka,,p, Raleigh, X. C. Pi Theta Mu New Bern, N. f. Sigma Phi Kapp, ILY GaSKIXS Windsor, N. C. Sigma Plii Kappi Wilmington. . I ' . Sigma Phi Kapp; Cloliishc.ro. X. C. Sigma Phi KapiK Xew Bern, X. C. Sigma Phi Ka])]i; Lumberton, X. C. Sigma Phi Ka|ip: LOTUS 1937 Bti-iv lUl.L Fort Mill, S. C. Sic.,,;, l hi Khimih Em.ise Hahris Kaleigh, N. V. Sipin:i Phi Kappa ni.Axiin: Habhisi.n WilliilMlst.iM. X. C. SiKiiiM I ' hi Kappa Mary Ukrrin,. WilMin, N. C-. Siffn.a Pl,i Kaj.pa Mah,;arkt HiiiKiis Vasliiii);t.,n. . V. I ' i riiita Mil KUBV Hoi.l.ANI, Smithfield, N. C. I ' i ' I ' licta Mu MA.U;ABt:T ]ll,RT, N Knightdal,-, . C. Sisma I ' lii Kappa Fhancks .Iamks CaMtcn, Miss. .Sit:,„a n,i Ka|,|,a CaRiiI.IXI: .IlKRI.ll Ki-nansvill, ' . . C. Sipiia I ' lii Kappa liKllKlll ,1.111 NS,.N I.iuiilxrt N. V. I ' i Tlu-ta Mu I.I ' CII.l.i: .1(111 NS..N Aydeil, X. C. Si liia I ' lii Ka|,|,a I ' nii.v . nnv ,I,,iins„x Cary. X. V. Pi lluta Mu 1937 LOTUS Mary Jam; .Ic.iiNSTn.v Littleton, X. C. Sigma Plii Kapp; Mat-tie Jolly South Hill, Va. Pi Theta Mu JOYCK JOXES Fii.vettrx illf, X. r. Pi Tlu-ta Mu Haleigh, X, C. Sigma Phi Kajijia Kaleigh, X. V. Sigma Plii Kalil a Bi;tty Kex.nisox HeiuU-rsnn, X. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Hlttt Knott Hfiulerson, X. V. Sigma Phi Kaiijia UrT-riF l.AXF Kfiily, X. C. Sigma Phi Kappa lil-TTY HiTM I.AHKIN.S Clinton, X. C. Pi Theta Mu MAHOAJurr I.AIVRKNCE Tarhor... X. C. Pi Theta Mu Sarah Lee Lumherton. X. f. Sigma Phi Kappa Mari;ahet Lono Kocky Mount, X. C. Sigma Phi Kapp.. Hiik-i(. ' h, X. C. Pi ■Ihe-t;l Mu FAJ-.S McDaNIKI. Fairnumt, N. C. Sifrnia Plii Ka] pa VKii: .M.KNioirr lialeiKli, N. ( ' . Simula Phi Kajijia A v Ei-n McLeax Stanford, Ky. Sifrina Phi Kappa HAll McI.LAN IM.VTiiciutli, X. C. Pi -l-lifta Mu X. C. „,. Phi Kappa Fair Bluff. X. C. Pi Theta Mu iMMiiNi: Mahtin IIiMHli ' rs..n, X. C. Sifritia Plii Kapjia illTTIY MORGAX Laurinhurg, N, C. Sifllna Phi Kappa ITlfA MORBIS Tarhcir,), X. C. SiKTua Phi Ka,.pa RC.AHET MoHBlSOX I.incolnton, N. C. Sipiua Phi Kajipa Faisou. X. C. i,i,i;n MlNHnK Cllarlotte. X. C. Pi Theta ilu URA MlSE Laurinburg, X. f. Sigma Plii Kappa AHV ' I ' oBKt XlAI, Kali-isrh, X. C Sigma Phi Kappa u: May Olivkr Fayetteville, X. f. Sigma Phi Kajipa ARV K.I.IZABETII PaHHIS Halrigli. X. C. Pi Theta Mu Ualfigh, X. C. Sigma Plii Kal pa Selma, X. C. Sigma Phi Kajipa .Iaxie Rim Phillips tirifton, X. C. Pi Tluta Mu Pini- I vel. X. f. Pi Theta Mu IGI-VIA POXTOX Kaleigh, X. C. Sigma Phi Ka))pa ;iE Powell Henderson, X. C Sigma Phi Kappa Wilson ' s Mills. X. C. Sigma Phi Kappa LOTUS 1937 KLI .Ain:TJI lillllKHTSII, ' Pi Tlulii ,Mii Hnleiitl., X. C. SigniM I ' hi Kappn KiiiTir Si:nka H;ilcis. ' li, X. C. .Sig-n.;i Plii Km|,i«, ].,.. ( I ' lAUI, SnELTUN Kuqiuiy Springs, N. C. Sitinia Pl.i K.ippa liLANiiri: S11..11L Klin City. X. C. Pi ■I ' lirtM Mn Emily Siler Wiiynesvillf, N. C. SiBMia Phi K;,pi ' IE0ISIA Slkiigi: WhiteviUe, N. f. Signiii Plii Kiippii Evi:i.Y. - Sloax FMyrttevill.-, N. C ■Si -n,;, Phi K;,p,.a Perkyk Smiiii GiiUlshon., X. C. Signiii Phi K.i| P ' i .Mary Kati[i:iiim. Sixwakt (.lint. in. X. C ' . I ' i riiclii .Mil Xa.nc ' v Sti.nmi.v HiK-ky .Miiiint. X. V. Pi •ili.-t,i .Mil Pegoy SrixRiii Ci.nf;.. Ili-li;... . frica Pi rh,!;, .Mil 1937 LOTUS Townsvillf, N. V. Sipimi l hi K;,pi.; Kinstnii. . C. Ciiiirli.tt.-, X. C. Sigma Phi KiipiK PTV Thompson Hilton Village, Va. Sigma Plii KapiK Halfigl.. N. C, I ' i Tluta .Mii H,n-k.v Mount, X. C. •Sigma Phi Kalipn Fuquay Springs, X. ( ' . Sigma Phi Ka] ])! Burlington, X. C. Sigma Plli Kappa Raeford. X. (_ ' . Pi Thi-ta Mu :nk WAl ); Kaleigh. X. C. Sigma Phi Kapp; ■mont, X. C. Sigma Phi Kappj Riiffin, X. C. Pi Tlicta Mu Pi Th. ' t:i .Mu C ' liirks. N. C. I ' i -llu-t;! Mu KrciiH.nt. . V. Sip,,,;, Pl,i K;,,.|„ ' .A.IVN V,,,TJ,AN Kai.-ifll,, X. C. SittniM l ' l,i K„],p;, A,,,,; W,,.,.,AJ,S K,„„„sviil,-. X. C. Sip,,,,, I ' hi Kapp, rl.ni„, X. C. I ' i ri,it„ Mil H-,,,A WlI.SIlN il,„i„pt.Mi, X. C. Sip,,,.-, I l,i Ki,pp, .1: Wcisim.K UdleiKh, X. C. Sip,,,,, I ' lii K,ip,„ Y W„.Miii.,: RalciBh, N. C. Siflnia I ' hi Kappa s V,: „,:,i lialcipl,, X. C. I ' i 111, la . 1„ 1937 LOTUS PREPARATORY SCHOOL Estill Senior Preps AtkiTis.).!, Pi •lli.-t.i Mil. Hiiiiipilfn-Sidney, Vi M;i nn Hn Pi Thet.-i Mil, WnrrciitDii, . C. Teresa de la Cruz. Siiima Plii Kapjia. Havana, Cuba. Minnie Decs Sigma Plii Kajipa, Fremont, X. C. Ruth Gilmer, Sigma Plii Kappa, Louisa, Va. Marion Grey Mitchell. Pi Tlieta Mu, Burlington X. C. Elizabeth Mordeeai, Pi Tbeta Mu, Ra- leigh, X. C. Marv .lane Svkes. Pi Thcta Mii. Raleigh, X. C Katherine Rainev, Sigma piii Kai.]i;i. Hah-igli. N. C. .Tule Farish. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh, X. C. Underclass Preps Pauline . bern;itliy. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigli. X. C. Edna Earl . pple. Pi Theta .Mu, Fui|uav Springs, X. C. Betsv Cooper. Pi Theta .Mu, Raleigh, X. C. . liee Covington. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh, X. C. Xan Daniels. Pi Theta Mu, Charlotte, X. C. Doris Davenport, Pi Theta Mu, Raleigli, X. C. Marv Holt Drewrv. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh, X. C. Betty Ferguson. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh. X. C. Betty Lou Fletcher. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigli. X. C. Sue Cant. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh. X. C. Sue Hill, Pi Theta Slu. Raleigh, X. C. Hazel Holland. Pi Tbeta Mu, Smithfield, X. C. Blanche Hudson, Sigma Phi Kappa, Raleigh. X. C. Suzanne Hudson, Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh, X. C. Virginia Lewis, Pi Theta Mu, Hamilton. X ' . Y. . ngela Lopez. Sigma Phi Kajipa, Camaguey, Cuba. Yolanda Lopez. Sigma Phi Ka]i]ia. C-amaguev. Cuba. Mar.jorie Lick, Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh, X. C. Anne McClenaghan, Pi Thcta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Flora McDonald, Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh. X. C. Frances Moore, Pi Theta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Helen Moore, Pi Thcta Mu, Raleigh. X. C. Frances Pace. Pi Theta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Betty Pegrani, Pi Theta .Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Virginia Pou, Pi Theta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Harriet Pressly, Pi Tbeta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Henrietta Ragland. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh. X. C. Frances Rainev, Sigma Phi Kappa. Raleigh, X. C. Betsy Anne Reid, Pi Tbeta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Louise Sheperd, Pi Theta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Mary . nne Slaughter, Pi Theta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Edith Stallings. Sigma Phi Kappa. Ra- leigh. X. C. Betty Vinson. Pi Theta Mu. Gastonia, X. C. Anne Weatherspoon. Pi Theta Mu, Raleigh. X. C. Betsv Wells. Pi Theta -Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Sidney Anne Wilson. Pi Theta Mu, Raleigb. X. C. Betty Winborne, Pi Theta Mu, Raleigh, X. C. Bessie Woodard. Pi Theta Mu. Raleigh, X. C. -Mary White Woodard, Pi Theta Mu, Ra- leigh, N. C. 1937 Esther Atkinson Pi Theta Mu Hampden-Sidney, Vf Mabian Hovi) Pi Tlii-ta Mu WarrentDii, N. C. Sigma Plii Kajipa Havana. Cuba Minnie Dees Sigma Phi Kajipa Louisa, a. KVTII (illMIII Sigma Plii Ka|i|)i Fremont, N. ( ' . Pi Tlirta Mu Burlington, . C. Elizabeth Mordei Pi Tlieta Mu Raleigli, N. C. Mary ,Iam: Svk Pi Tlieta Mu Raleigli, N. C. Sigma Phi Kapi Kaleigh, X. C. JuLE Parish Pi Theta Mu Raleigh, N. C. C ( 1937 LOTUS Brlly Winljijrnc BcsMp WiMdartl JLiiy AVIiit,. W.inaard Can You Imagine . . . ? Peace as a four-year college? Everyone passing shorthand? A dance at Peace? Cromartie not popular among the girls? Eleanor Badger without the Pi spirit? Jean Morrow truckin ' ? Us not being Miss McLelland ' s wretches? No society initiations at 5 o ' clock A.M.? Impatience characterizing Miss Richard? Our gymnasium new and well equipped? Red being Miss Lovie ' s favorite color? Chapel with no announcements? Our Clementine trio not harmonizing? Lotus staff with leisure time? Lights on after 11 o ' clock? Eating breakfast in bed? Going down town every day? Extra dates at Peace? Former Peace girls being old maids? Our President not in a hurry? Rooms always well kept? Yolanda being still? Our little drug going busted? Us returning Betty L ane ' s smile? No day students at Peace? Garby Duck smiling? Weezie leaving Anne Dees the Sig society? Our Junior-Senior with Benny Goodman? Miss Steele without a little red Dodge? Everyone on time for classes? No one loving our Alma Mater? BOOK THREE The ORGANIZATIONS LOTUS 1937 SOCIETY SONGS PI TUF I ' A Ml ' Pi ■I ' lirt;, Mu. V,- |,lr,l-c you our .-.l l,-.;i;„Kr. Tc, y.m wr ' ll lir trilr. ThriHinli .ill til. .•..iiihm (l.iys. We stand for tlu- lust. Tlif liiulifst Pr.ur cm strivr for. Pi Tl.ita Mil. We sins to vou .-ilwavs. SK.MA I ' ll! KAl ' I ' A Siss, loy. ' il Siys, Wf s u!X to you riyiit now. With hrarts ,.f jiraisr. with hearts of prais. Much w. |,l,-,i-r you, wr will n,v,r hrcak And cnir oicts w - raise. Ill tin- iif -r icasinj; soiij.- Th.it tlirills thr tliron.g— Vf lovf vcni trnlv, .Sif ' s ! 1937 STUDENT COUNCIL Tin- purpose cit this Association is to maintain an efiVotive systi-m of Stndent Cuivt-rnnifnt by creating a spirit of in- dividual rcsiHinsihility, l.y enforcing all rules of tlie college. All students of Peace are inenibcrs of the Association and the legislative l.ody is coniposid of till- entire Student Bodv. Fhances Crosiartie President Marv Catherine Trice 7 ' ice President Alice Harrison Sfcrftary Betty Mc Arthur Treasurer Jean Morrow President. P.S.C.A. Annie Marie Jefferson liepresentotive. Senior Class Bets ' Graham Representative, Junior Class Betty Lane I ' residrnt, Athletic Association LOTUS 1937 THE LOTUS 1937 JEAXXETTE HACWKI.I, Eilitor-in-Chirf ELEANOR BENSON business Manager It lir.iiliiiv Tin: I.oTi- s iif 1M7. ' ' Mi will kfc|i it among ytiur t s -ssioTis .-IS ;t reinernl)ranfe of lit.-. Our uli.ject has bei-n ti and present for you what you Iiope that we have succeeded. This volume of The Lotus « ■ been possilile witliout the li given liy .students, faculty. I pleasure to Ve hope that easured pos- vour college I.lease you ii.inted. We nber i[ul ailv ■J ' he ml St. I li- st t.lkell by Mrs. Olive I ' ittinan Wiirtli and -Miss Mary Catharine Proctor has lightened the burden of the staff considerably. I take this opportunity of thanking the members of the annual staff for their kind- ness, and patient assistance. The assistant editor, Mary I.eona UulKn has been willing at all times to assist in comiiiling this book. Not only has she typed and beljied to edit material, but ilas also written many articles. The efficiene of our associatJ editors, Kllen Munrue. I ' iotm- .Sinilh. .laniee Cohh, and H.i,-hrl farr.iwax, have encouraged all tlie other inernliers to work harder to achieve our imrpose. Klizabetb Slator and June Dickson, our art editors have drawn us from many entangling situations by their iliilit) and their genius. The seniors are in- ilebted to Marcella FoUey for the collection of their achievements and their distinguish- able characteristics. Mary Gwyn Williams has been seen frequently on the campus with her camera, and the results are to be seen in this book. Last but not least, we owe the humor and originality of this volume to our joke editor, Frances Keins. rlie tireless efforts of the staff would have been in vain without the splendid work of the advertising staff under the capable management of Kleanor Ben.son, Mary K.itlierine Trice ,nid .Miss Marv Kirkpatrick. We hope thai Jo n enjoy this book as iiinrli .IS we lia - enjoyed editing it for .Ti: . IC liln . Caraw Associate Edit LOTUS 1937 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION JEAN .MORROW Prr.si,Ient Ar.ur HAjnusi.N -ir, I ' n.ii.lriil CliiiiriiwiM I ' r.inr.nn niiniiitt, ' . ' Uinv MiAiini.K Cliairiii.iii M..rnin(; Wiitcli Xamv .loM-i Cliairni.ni Finaiici- CcTiiriiilt.-. ' Asm.: .Mabii: .1 ];ih;iisox fliairni.in Mll i ■ CMjiriiittcc Mary Catiikuini: Tkice Chiiirman Social C ' oimnittce Cliainiiaii H,.,,,. ' Missii.ii 1 ' 1IAMI ( II. .M Mill]: llnu.n-inii Minil.ir Pn-siiiiiit .Stiiiliiil lliulv ChairTiia,, Fi.r.ifiM Mi 1937 LOTUS DRAMATIC CLUB ,IO MARTIN PrrslHcnt MaRV KlIZ.MlKTII .M.uiv licis Fe LmisE Has Butty 1!r BAHnABA Bl.OXA Betsy Graiiaj i-- GLEE CLUB ELEANOR BENSON Presideni Tlic object of tlie Gift ' dull is to stimulate interest in tile art of ensemble sing- ing, to give tile student a com|)reliensive training in sight-reading and practical knowledge of vocal music. Special emphasis is placed upon classical and sacred songs. The head of the voice department directs this association. The Glee Club presents two public performances during the school year; the annual Christmas Carol service and the Spring Concert. The officers for the year 1936-37 are as follows: President, Eleanor Benson; Vice President. Alice Harrison; Secretary-Treasurer. Frances Reins; Librarian, Margaret Candler; Ac- companist. Mrs. Nellie P Staudt , and Direttor. Miss Hiltu Board I.fft to riftllt: Sar.lh I)ow,-l], Farrior, Margaret Elliott, C-arolii .lean Morrow, Klii-.ahetli Hichadso KviiMS (;iMMTt, Alice H;irri ,..ii, Ma Willenii Smith, Mi Brawlcv, un, .Sarali MaruMret Calullc PAPYRUS CLUB MII!IA r I)()U}? Pn: „l,„f The Papyrus Club is an organization composed of carefully selected members of the Junior and Senior classes, and supervised by the head of the department of English. One of the major purposes of the club is to stimulate interest in creative writing and journalism. The main project of the club this year has been the publication of the college magazine, Vuices of Peace. The publication staff includes: Editor-in-Chief, Annie Marie Jefferson; Business Manager, Nancy Jones; Literary Editors, Elizabeth Richardson and Miriam Doub ; News Editors, Mary Carlton and Marcella Folley: Faculty Advisers, Miss Helen Harriet Sails and Miss Martha Boswell. We are indebted t.. Miss Anieli.-i Clark for the eompil.-.tion of the magazine. .S.-Mted (left til right): Mary Carltiin, Klizalu-tli Richardson, Miriam Dniili. Annie Mario .Tefferson, Marcella Folley. Standing (left to right): Elizabeth Crosby, Nancy Jones, Frankie Nortlicott, Lula Davis, Mary Council Hornc, Lillian Lee, Elizabeth Slater, Louise Bashford, ' J S 19 3 7 I, MISi: CflANll I ' riniiUnl Axx Dicks Viri I ' rrsiil, Mahv tiwvN Vl Makv Lcna Hi r,ii, ' iiii Aiici Kiki AiKllet Aldilli Atkii SIGMA PHI KAPPA .liihii J ' rocti.r I ' ' i;m s Kninev K;illMThi,- RninfV l ' ' r:fljr.-s Ui ' ins KIk: Til lii. ' lKlnlM .Miirv I„,,iiii Kllflin -ell., Il.,i-:i Hosliik Elizabeth Gaskiiis II.. •II M. ,11,1111. ,| Vii •lllla .Sl.al;., I ' .-KKi B..w,.|i Sarah Gilbert Ma •ii, M. Kill-Ill Kv. I,.l;i lUins. 11 Ruth Gilmer Ma ■V Ella M.l.i.aii Kli al...|li Siiiilli 11.. 11- Hn.Mii Anne Gorliaiii i:.i h Jlarsli r.-i -.v.. Smilh 1 1--.. Kr ;ii. Betsy Graham ,1,1s |iliiiii, Mailiii Vi .-iia .Siiiilli lIllMl r;iiii|i Mary Graham 111. ,,()iv .M..1 11 I ' M li Slalliiit;s M;iii;;ir..t ( ' iiridlci- Billie Hackett K.I Ilia ' M„nir -Ma -Mini I ' liilkiii U,i.li..| Curniwil.v Betty Hall Gertrude Hiir.l.-sfv M. ' i sarri .Miirii...ii Kli ilii-lli Tarry ii.-s Tavliir Ktli.-i (Jiay Clifton Elcise Harris ,llll a .M.irl..ii Mil la.l Thomas I... Ills.- ClLindler Alir . Harrison Cla ■a Ii.ss H.-l V Thonip.son . I,.i.v .r.inire Cobb HIan.he ]laviis..ii Ma Knir M,.l ,S ' ii s MI Thorpe SiiMu, Ciioper M..1 V 1 1. 1 1 iiu l.ai ra Musi. lla .1 Tilli.v Willi. ■ LeiEli Chirk l,i 1 J.I 1 1 ■ 1 h.. I..M ,Ma V York.- Ni-al -Ma Tint ' eli KraM,-,.s Cromilrlic M 1 1 1 ' .HIM, ,1 1 lui ' ll,. l- ' r; iikii- XnnlH-iill Ma -Mui-Kiretha Cr iis 1 ' .: 1 II. III. Mini nil 111. Mav (llm-i (111 ■-line Waili ' l,. Kliznljeth Ci-iisbv 1 1 I.iii.i . I.,,| ,,. (isbiini Kra o-es Wliitlev liillic Currin 111. IS Parki-r .Ma ie Williams Teresa de la Cruz iii.i, M. 1, i),.|--.,i Ma V Gwin Vi Miirsaret Daniel l.iii illi ' .liilin.iii Vrl iia L.-., P.,.,,lin .Ma Iha Wilson Aim Dees . aiM .Lines -|, „-iiiia I ' l.llt.in -Ian ■ Worn hie Marion Dee .Shirley Kuiiirmau .Mai Womlile 1937 LOTUS H .Miss Jam, 1,1 I, . in, .n Id, KLtANOK liAlHIlli Pri:,!,!,,,! liiri-iv I.nr Kuni Dorothy Tiiiiij Tmisiucr PI THETA MU Pnuliii,. Alieiliatliv Helen Knrl Kilna Kail Avjile ' Sallie En.,-h.ii Sallie Arnold .lule Karisli Esther Atkinson Beltv FeriiiiM Eleanor Badser BcltV 1...H Fl Irene Baker Doris Kre.ii,:, Ruth Barrinaer Sue (J.int Louise Bashtoril Annie l.ee li Marian Bovd F.l.-anor ll.-rr Betiv Brown Sue Hill Ali,-.- Br..iij;htoii •lane Hi!;l. ii, LiiiA- .lames Butts .Mar-arel II. „l Kstli.-r luM, Hazel llnllan, Hetsy ( ' ....iier Uul.V lliillaii.l Blaii,-Iie 11,1,1s Xan Daniels Suzanne Hud. DorLs Davenpoii Tvebeeca John Virginia Dardeii Polly Anna .1 -Tune Dickson Mattie .Tolly Betty Dorsett .love, ' .Tones Ruth Doubna Bettv Kennis, Sarah Dowell Mareurite Ko. Mary Holt Drewrv Bettv Kutli I Margaret Elliott -MaiEaret Lai ,• Lu,-k orie Lu,k • McClenaslu , .MiDonald ■■ MeKnisIit M.Lamb I, M.Lean Martin irietta Raglan jy Ann Reid abeth Robertsc Pussy Stisrud SCHOLARSHIP HONORS Mamcklla 1 ' ' oi.i,i.:v Editha jMouiUi Scnioi- Class Junior Class Eiiiiii Maiisii Frances Mooke iiiniiuri-ial Class Preparatory Class BOOK FOUR The ATHLETICS LOTUS 1937 liKTTY LANK MISS GLADYS WALDHOl ' Sahaii Evans CiLiiKin C;ii)t,iiii „f T.iniis Iris Kellv Ciiptain of Baskrtli.-.ll Pkoov Stimiiid Ca|)t.riii of Ilork, ' Nancy Joxks Captain of Ciolf Pi 1937 LOTUS TENNIS We started mir tniliis ,scaM)ii iii.ist ilitliiisiastieally this year siiire we have some fine players, aiul the warm weather iinpuhari .eii imtdoor sports. Our ernirts have seen some fine jilayin:; esjieeially dnriiii; the tournament. The fin.ils in the sinijles were won hy KUen Munroe of Tolomatsu. .lap.in. Her runner-up. Peiijiy .Stixrud of I.u.ho. Afriea. also phiyeil a splendid .i;ame. Mere- dith, .- aint Mary ' s and I ' eaee all sent teams to the annual Play Day at Meredith. Our team was eomposed of Sarah F.vans (,ill„rt and Pefipv Stixrud. who represented us in the siuLcles ni.itehes. ,uul M.irj;aret D.iniel. Frances Cromartie. Xaney .lones. and Iris Kelly who pl:.yr,l d..uhles for us. Peaee and Meredith ti,d. eaeh -ainin- .a reeord of ojie loss ,ind three vietories. Not only h.ive our three eourts lieen popular with th. -iris themselves. I.ut .Saturd.ay afternoons they hav,- heen the scene of many spirited nn ed douhles. This tennis datini; has instilled alnhition in every I ' eaee -irl to shine in the sport. Left to riplit: .Sarah Evans Colbert. Xane Daniels, Peggy Stixrud. .T..nes. Iris Kelly. Frances Cromartie. Margaret LOTUS 1937 BASKETBALL Basketball liattles have liffii waited Ix tw.cii tlie i;reeii aiul white teams cf all tlie gvm classes. The greens chose Iris Kelly as their eaptain. and the whites elected Mariam Grey Miteliell. Bntli „f tli.se -iris are outstaiidiii- in athletics, .nid well worthy of the ' I r niveii tli, ni. A ureeii and a wliit. team w;is chosen fr. m .imoML; the hest players in tin- uym classes, .inil a match w.as pliyeil hetween them. F.aeh side has some skillful f,H-«ards .and -uards. and m;niy . xcitini; u.ames have 1m , ii pl.ayed. Althou!;h Peac, could not -o to the aiinn.il ]day il.iy in Durham this year, the- girls kept up their pr.ictiia- with .a wondirful spirit .and were i)roud of our haskct- hall stars. Standing (left t.. rifrht): .Martha Williams. .Mar;;aret Morris.ii.. Marparct Horton. Velnia I.f Pcedin. Ellen Munn.e. .Sitting (left to right): .Mice Il.irrison, l , tt •rhniM|.s..ii. M:,r(a-lla Follev, 1937 LOTUS HOCKEY Hockey is fast becomiiiff :i iiKist popular sport among college students. Altluuigh Peace lias little equipnunt for its I ' liysical Education Department, we do have hockey .sticks and shin ijuards. and also a Held which we use for instructing girls to play hockey. Tlie same field is also used for golf and soccer. The f.iet th.it our gymnasium is inadequate Ii.-is necessit.-itrd the use of our outdoin- gviiin.isiiim. and thereby created an ojiportiiiiity for proficiency in field sports. .Mrs. Darsie who has recently joined our f.iculty is most interested in developing both soccer and hockey teams. At present our most outstanding hockey enthusiasts are: Annie Marie .fefferson. Rachel Caraway. .Mary Coucil Home. Mary Ciwyn Williams. .S.irali Evans Gilbert. Nancy Lyon. Klhii Munroe. Betty Lane. Eleanor Herring. I ' eggv Stixrud. and Reba Mel.anil.. Standing (left tu ripht): . Mni Marie . eftVrsn 1. Riiel el (lira WHV. Mar ■ Counc 1 Ho ne. Marv Gwvn Williams . Saral Kva IS loli.er t. Nai ev I.v. n. fUle 1 Munroe Bettv I.ane Eleanor Herrin-. Pe-f: Stixn il. He Ki .Mel.M lib. LOTUS 1937 GOLF AND BICYCLING Diii-iiij; tl.. winter iMinitlis n,ilf .nid liii ' vi-linj.- ;n-r two i,t imr ni.ijor iiitcrcsls. With tlir addition of our iRW bicTclf, l)ic ' _vflr-ridin lias become one of tile most ])opular sports. This year we Iiad a larji ' e number of girls in the golf classes and they seemed to enjoy this course very inucli. Both of tliese s])orts are very good exercise instead of tak- ing the daily walk. W,- li,.p,- by tlir nid of the year that w,- r.ni buy s..me luor, bicycles through the atblctb- store. 1937 LOTUS Steady tliere ! Stajre struck :- Frame-up ! Kelly— pay attention ! What ' s i;auie. the Lib On you mark? Step r N ' aucv jllit up Dnnt crowd uiris : Two girls I and a hike The Ideal Peace Girl TliL. ill,-.-,! I ' r.-HT -irl. truly ;, t - ol l„;,„ty .uhI .■, joy forrvrr. «„ul l possess til.- fdllinvirij; ' : TIh ' iH.uitifuI l)lii, ' ,y.s of Jfuii P.-ite. Til,- fidldrii iMirls of Kiiiily Siler. TIk- fi.-isliiiin sinilr ,if Kr.m.vs ( ' roni.irtu ' . Til.- trill, tiuur,- of M.iry (Avyn Williams. , The expressive liaiid of .liaii M..rr.iw. Tlie splendid l.r.iins of Marc.lla l ' ..ll,y. ' I ' ll.- sunny .lisp..sition of l),-,(]ie Tli.iruian. Tlie iH-eoiniiij; lil.isli.s .,f Mary (iral.ain. TI.e fasliionalile elotl.es of Weezi, ' Chandler. The amazing al.ility of .l.aiu.ett.- Hanwell. The sparkliiii; wit of Hcd ' Reins. The lovely eoni|ih xioii of . Iari;ar,t Chandlir. The vivacious p.p of Teresa (h- la Crnz. Till ' eharniiiif; voiei- of l- ' deanor Benson. The |.,arly t,-.th of .Mary Katherine Triee. The hewitehin- eyehrows of I ' erry,- .Smith. Till ' firaeefnl w.alk of Hl.aiiehe H.irrison. The ]ioise of .Mary I.ioiia Uutfin. The llinihh d.ineinu of Kit Ha.ii.y. The elite dini],les of l e, ' Hatehelor. The eontafiious friendliness of Susan Cooper. The sweet sine.rity of Mary Herrini;-. P.S. Look out Rohert Tavlor ! V ' sfs IrifermitionaJ The FEATURES Miss M ahv Ra iiki, Tkkl, Qiirrn BLANC UK IIAKHISON C iirf Marxhal PERSONALITIES Presenting . . ¥ H A N C E S f R () M A R T I E I) () R O T H Y r II U R M A X E I. E A N O R B E N S O N L () L ' I S E C H A N I) L E R M A R Y G V,- Y N W I I. L I A M S M A R f; A R E r C A N I) L E R J E A N N E T T E B A C; WELL LOTUS 1937 VOICES of PEACE RALEIGH, N. C. MISS PEACE FhA.VCKS C ' llOMAIlTIK TIME The Weekly Newsmagazine MOST CHARMING Eleanor Benson 1937 LOTUS MOST LI ' -TO T)ATE DdlUlTIlV Thuhman LOTUS 1937 CUTEST I.onsE C ' HAXDLKU V o s U ( iiu-(ir|)iiniliii MOST ST ' l I.ISII Mxin- (r N Williams 1937 LOTUS MOST H F.ALT II ' LI MaIU.AHKT ( ' ax 1)1. Kit MOST ' F.KS. TII.F, .Ikanktte Harwell Presenting . . . A BIT OF CAMPUS LIFE The lioia upl S,-,lly u. ' t- tl.r WIh. ' s thf W.iiit.d: Fli ' It t.ik, .ill ty)Hsl Wr ' n- way M|, l.yar! ' Just I ' ruijy I ' ll.- -still of I..H,k pretty Our friends, the . . ADVERTISERS -oil vcs. -M;irv CatlHTini- k nfU-u h.-.-n ;ivk,-(i tii Bv uiu.in:- -H.T fiitlu-r iind in..tii,T,- HUDSON - BELK COMPANY Raleigli Lai ge=t Department Store WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND LOOK FORWARD It ITU PLEAS [RE TO SEKVING YOU IN THE FUTURE Ari.. ' li;i: l)r l ' r,■ l . ..in- ri,i- l ;,l tli. ' d.. Dr. I ' n-ssU-: 1 kii.iu. 1 liraril il kn...-kiMf; A CAREER AN D YOUR HOiME 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 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- i sion. Electrical appliances will provide you with the necessary time and perform your household tasks efficiently and economically. CAR OLINA POWER LIGHT COMP ANY Frances McKee (in a dni stu dime. Druggist: Here y ni fire. I Iiojh I),it Morgan: How do voii keep vour r nmate from nai Kl] -li.- N.itliiiit; t(j it, I just stiek the letters ill lier ! ..,. ks. WAKE THEATRE Welcome Peace A ' o f l; r, lirasonnl.h ' I ' n.r rl„;,l,r MOORE JOHNSON CO. ■•.■ I ' rogrr. ' .sne In.-urance Agnry INSIRANCE ■ .SURETY BONDS l,att ers Uiiil.linj; l!.ileij;li. N. C. PEACE Buys MEAT.S and I RODICE Kr.uu ACME MARKET (,(111 W.M liar;!.-!! Mtii I ' l III-; I i.i: K I insi AL ICE AM) HICII GRAUE CCML PHONE 492 CAPITAL ICE AM) COAL CO.. INC.. (1(1(1 W.-l ll.ilp.-ll Slleel THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AM) SUNDAY SCHOOL OE RAEElGll. NORTH CAROLINA Extends a urlidiiic in (.(illt-ge f;ii Is. ll is mil liope lliat )iiu will make this your chuicii lidiiie during your stay in Raleigh. There are special classes organized in our Sunday School lor college girls. HAL . WORTH. Sup,;inlrml,;,l aj l!,l,l,- Srhoul l)A ll) WORTH. Assislniil Sui ,;,,ih;„l,;,l lti: . I ' . I). MILLER. 1).|).. I ' „sin, kI «. ' ' II ,iII ki. Ihmiic hlflcllHT. shuasher (IS ll, laid (loH.i the soap. M s Sl.-tl,-: What | Mrahl,- d.. v.m like lu-st :- Kll.-n Miiiir.., ' : Th.- i.iir Mli.mt llii- iriultiliKlr II1..I I RALEIGH BEAUTY SHOP im -2 Kayell.-ville Slr. ' .l PHONE 201)6 H. E. LIPFORD. Manager Ralfiiili. N. C. JEWELRY GIFTS DIAMONDS WATCllfIS SIl. ERW Rf; 2 Expert Repair Department Use Your Credit at HERBERT ROSENTHAL BEAUTIFUL SHOES BRANTLEY ' S Expert Druggists Fine Sodas TAYLOR ' S The Show Place of the Carolinas Biiv all vdur neefis at this good store and you will never make a mistake DRESSES : SUITS : COATS : COSTLUMES : FURS : I XDERWEAR GLOVES : HOSIERY : SCARFS : JEWELRY BAGS : LL ' GGAGE : NOVELTIES T A Y L R ' S The Show Place of the Carolinas Mrs. Sllarl.r: ,.H say yniir |,ra ,r-. Miss Kirk, arul ;, t sU-t ' li. Miss Kirk (football enthusiast): Und l,l,-ss 1,1a, C.mi hifss 11a, Cod hlcss ini-, rail, rail, rail. Mrs. ■IViii|ili-t.iii: ll.-.v,- v.iu K„l Hiu hilt tf (::ilviii; N am. hut th.n ' ri- li.itliiiL ' it im. JOHN ASKEW CO.. Inc. Pain tin fi and Interior Decorating BROGDEN PRODUCE Eslimalc? iiuuIp in anil mil of linvii COMPANY ■l ' .-lr],li,„v 271)1. :tii(i (;l. nu.....l Av. ' . Wholesale Fruits Tlle VAMTt SHOP is hrail- ijuaiteis for COLLEGE STYLES Produce l-Valtiiril at Pc.pular Prices SI. ' ) ' ) toS:ia5 VANITY HmMiijiil Shoe. RALEIGH. N. C. i Fayi-tli-sille .Slr.-.-l Comi,linu;Us oj I SE T.H.BRIGGSii SONS. Inc. : lJm lb ■■(Miniums ()l,t, ' sl lH,„l, ' .,l r i 2s K liill Hani nun- ll,n,s.- M f Rai.ich, . C. You ' ll knoH E-iaMi li..l ir.i.r. I ' lioii.- N.I. 4a the Different! ' JOB P. WYATT SONS COIMPANY H A R D W A R E : IMPLEMENTS l)u Pdiil Paint : (irnishes : Oil SEEDS : P L A NTS : B 11 L B S KAI.KICH. NOli 111 CAKOI.IMA The Governor of North Carolim. while triiveliiij; tlin.uch the iiioui ilustv appearance of the eountrv. (iovernor: Doesn ' t it ever raii ' i herer Marv CwMi: liain ' - Hain? Wliv av mister, there ' s hulifn t. ' s in 111 ..hi that ain ' t learned I.. s« ini i-t, ' tains n„lie,-,l the dr OAK CITY LAUNDRY 4.36 S. Salisbury Street TRICLENE Odorless Dry Cleaning Hats Cleaned and Blocked Rugs Shampooed PHONES IfiO and ];;i IT PAYS To Visit EFIRD ' S Rali ' iKli ' s IltisiesI S ore We Knrnish Open Evenings ' rrans|H.italiiin By App iintment VANITY BEAUTY SHOP ■■Crentor . Be Zer I ' rrmiinenI IT, ties W e appreciate the patronage of both Eaciiitv and Students of Peace College :;0S Pace Street Pla.ne 2278 Clark Art Shoppe l:i:i S,.iilh Wilmin;;!..,! Slieel PICTLRE FRAMES VENETIAN BLINDS ARTIST MATERIALS AWNINGS WINDOW SHADES Dillon Supply Co. MILL SUPPLIES H filling Ei uipiiienI Moilein Machine Slw i KALKK.Il 1)1 KIIAM PERSON STREET PHARMACY THREE STORES PERSON Sl-REKT CAMERON PARK H '  ES lURI ' ON P. D. r.ATTls. I ' ro ,. A Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Drugs Pill? a Selected As-urtirient of Ti.ilel Items Soda Our Specialty iMiss Steele: Now children, how lo vou suppose Noah passed Ins I ■ think he did a lot of fishinp. Am I rijriit or am I wrorif.-;- Emily Siler: Wron . Noah eould not have done nmcli lishin -. He had oi Ill,, ' SiMi.ia, ;,n,-r .■liiin-h, M,-irn;ir,-t Dani.-i caiiH- ii, with mm ill Mrd ill li,T liiiiiii, .Miss M,l,,-Ili,,i,l: Ujiat is tliiil vnn liav,-, .Marf;.ir,-t 1); I - MarK.int Daiiirl: (III. .just an ad ahniit li,-av,-il. iilay scIkiuI tfxl J itttnael FOR THAT SMART SUIT yVND COAT Fan Tan Hosiery STROP TAXI CO. 25c a Trip in Citv Limits 1 or 4 Day and Night Service Each Sl(ip is a Full Tj i|i KEASONABLE RATES In, OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Always Ready I ' HONE 3800 3100 Cl I t s Inr Ihr Con en Tim, ' CINDERELLA If for Ciiulerella Sli j ii ' is for Style : Comfort Price S5.00 : «6.00 I ' -IT (UK I! K(; 1N HASKAIEM ' GEO. MARSH COMPANY llmiirpiiratedl W ho f. sale Dislrihulors FINE FOOD PRODUCTS Ii Al IK. II. . 1 . W. H. KING DRUG CO. WHOLESALE DRUGS 117 S. Wilniiiiiilnn Si. Phoiic 2l.i kaeer;h. n. c. I ' atr: , d. ' finit ii.ll f,. Mary V. Tri«-: I ' ll like t.. kii, w wh.r.- all ul infc. .Ii-Mii .Morrow; Vli -. Tvi- l.i ' .ii imltinp it ■ t..ni - has c.Mu-. for I havi-n ' t used it I, ...til linisli I.. k.-. ' |. Ill, ' liairv fr Your Patronage Appreciated STATE, PALACE and CAPITOL Op.Tale.l 1.) NORTH CAROLINA THEATRES. Inc. The Bf.sl in Phohiplin.s. I aiulfville and Slap- Shon.s 1 I ' n ni ar l,lniiss,„n I ' lirrs CONFIDENCE Th.- yiiung ladies of Peace who are seiiM- ive ti. quality appeal and those who in liiutively buy where complete confidence nay he X ' l ced are among our most wel- It is ever the policy of this Company o .-..ntinue to merit such r-onlidence hy Boylan-Pearce. Inc. •■H,il,if:h Sh, ' p,,i,if: Crnlir Eilfiittin .Strt-et Methodist SUNDAY SCHOOL W elcomes the Peace College Girls KK . VA (;E K. I,. FKW. I ' aM,,, . - 1)11 I ll , s,,,,,. .. „„, „, , ,,.„ Dairy Products PASTEURIZED MILK BUTTER - EGGS r.IERUEVS ORANGEADE ICE CREAM Bflter Dnip Stores an, I Soda Fountains Pine State Creamery i;l,-mu...,l A%cniir Telfpli„ne 3910 CAROLINA COACH COMPANY Carolina Ouiipd and Op.Mali-,1 The most beautiful Buses on the High nay LOW FARES FREQUENT SCHEDULES XATION-WIDE SERVICE One littk- rose walked up tu another littk- ros, an, I said. Hi ISud. ' It ' s lictt.T I.I li.n. ' liMii iirid lost tliHii to hi III th™ lie hi.sst-d EMaiilish.-,! IW,; ALFRED WILLIAMS COMPANY Il i- .im...-.ii. til. ' paln.na .,1 iVa.. ' aii.l I ' . ' a.. ' Iw .; FRATEKMTV ,SEAI, and CLASS JEWELRY Ciiiiiiifiicrini-nl Aiiiiiiiinri-iiirnls and Invitations .leueler to Pi Theta Mil and Sigma Phi Kappa Clubs ol: Peace L. G. Balfour Co. Manufa.tuiiiif; Jewp|.-i and Stalioni-r- ' ITI.KB()R(), M SS. I re (ii|)ti ms )--S cke tdb r fAYETTEVILLE ■CREATORS OF REASONABLE DRUG PRICES We Carry llie Most Cimplele Sliiek ,.f COSMETICS Cilv of Raleigt. isil Our odit FoiitUaiti (iiiil Litiichcoiietlf The Photographs 111 This Aiimial Were Mailc by DUNBAR AND DANIEL 134 Favettevili.e Street Raleigh, N. C. m Largest College Annual Photographers in the South Fine Portraits Prompt Service Miss Hi.li.ini (ilir.-iliiiK I ' aceaiil ) : Kl.imor. ym don ' t look very mueli like Ellie Ilelisoii; Ma.vhe if.s my femiidnity. KMiil : Wliafs a blottir? .lo: ill l)it.-. Kinilv: S.Miii-lliiii ' VI. li I.K.k t..r wliik- tin California Fruit Store Bun ' Icuii SHOK.S F,-„ni M) Years as the Hea.i(iuarters and Meetins Place for C.llege Slu,lenl POLLOCK S S|...ak. fnr Qiinlily nnil Sen in ' Where „i, ear, ahva . lind tlie newest styles and Lunches Candies Sodas Friit materials 82.99 Up JEANS SMART SHOP POLLOCK S. Inc. SMART WOMEN 122 Faxrllenile Slrerl Shies of hulividualily Kaleigh. ..rlh Carolina MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, N. C. A Standard College for Young IT omen Courses offered in Arts and Sciences, in Mnsic. in Art. leailiiif; lo the B.A. and B.S. degrees. Prepares for life, for vocation, or for lurlhcr -tiiclv. Charges reasonable. For calaloiiiie or jintliiT infnniiulion iirile CHAS. E. BREWER President Here ' s ti. the ehai.er,.n Mav she learn frnin Cuiiid. .tust enough hlindness To be sweetl - stupid. Heard from State: I wish I were a kangarcm Despite his funnv stances. I ' ll have a place tc. l)ut the ,|uilK Mv fiirl l.rili(;s l„ the daucs. HILKER BROS. G. S. Tucker Bro .. Inc. Tailors - Cleaners - Furriers Fur Storage - Dyeing Fl RNITURE 112 lU Kasi Harcelt Sired Offices: 1(1 .--l Har;;cll Strecl fill Hill-h..r.. Slie,-t HOMK 11 K ISHIN(;S I ' llONES; 4050 and 2 ' Kr, li.ilri;:!! - iK..T, - ,s.rnillihcl,l - ClaMnn Make F L HER S ! Cul llouels Corsa-es Boon-Iselev Drug Co. (Jiadiialion Boiiijuels Decorations Your Headquarters IMIONE 4070 We Carry a Cmiiilelc Line ..f all yscll.kn..«n Perfumes, Cold Creams and Fa.e Powder J. .1. FALLON CO.. Inr. ■■« c (.,,„, Ih, H„n,f. II , Srll ' r 1 H o ' 1 z K (IT KATE DKliiS PIGGLV WIGGLY AXDIKS SODAS (.KOCERIES - FRESH MKAIS FKESH FRl ITS AM) E(;ETABLES We Deliver lliacti .- Sliires Courlei.u- Sen i. . Rcasonahle Prices H,.m, Ounrd H„mr lnn,ifi,,l PHONE 06 PIGGLY WIGGLE ■l.Hn I ' alronai c |,|,rcr,alc,l l ' l„,l,r . ' 07 ' ) 7(12 N, l ' r,-nn S|. PENNVS SHOE SHOP VV P T F We slijic to f;i e om |ialn.l|s til.- Usi in norl.m„„slnp Raleigh. N. C. and iiittlriiiil WI ' Tr liADIO COMPANY C.iriH-r I ' cr.Hn an.l I ' a.c M,,..-l- Marcic Folhy: Wlari I luisl.anil ami I In shr c.„„c Down slir s,.t S;iu the qui-sli Ip sli,- p.t. JANTZEN SWIM SLITS Are Distinctive and Smart Select Yours From Lewis Sporting Goods Co. ] 2 -t liar .11 ' -trrrt E,,TMlung ,n Fine Jtnelry It iitih Repairing A Speritilty A WiiRK r.[ ARWTFFn Pin i(lfnt Mutual Life Insurance Coni|jan nf Philadelphia Organize.l 18ft,i Make your later years happy uilh a reiirement li ' i ' income FRANK M. HARPER iL SON DISIRICT AGENTS Raleigh. N. C. HOW ARDS CAROLINA CLEANERS. Inc. 116 Harrisnn Avenue CLEANING. PRE- SING. AITEKIM. DYEING Telephones: 4C37--IO:.8 (lur l..ll.,: Odorless wnrk of ihehiahest .lunlm nml prompt, ronrteous .••••• ••••♦ STYLE A D QIALITY At Modest Prices COATS. SI ITS. FROCKS For All Occasions HATS AND ACCESSORIES 126 Favetleville Street Kiileii:l} ' s iiiiiir esl Slio i ASK FOR GOLDEN TAP GRAPEFRUIT J LICE At til? Soda Fountain. And insist upon being served in DIXIE CL PS Garland C. Morris Com pan v PERSON STREET SANDWICH SHOP 610 North Person TELEPHONE .3380 Elcani.r: Iley, get cut of lier. I Thafs nij liathtul. vou .just used. Deedie: I thought it had a familiar ring to it. Deltv: N,)w tliesi- taxi farfs will niiiko h serious difference to us. We ' ll not be able to sav . inu li by uiilkinir. PEACE A JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN RALEIGH. ORTH CAROLINA Far the Education and Culture of ) oung W omen I. COLLEGE COURSES. II. COURSES PREPARATORY TO COLLEGE COURSES. III. SPECIAL COURSES IN ART. PIANO. VOICE. EXPRESSION. HOME ECONOMICS. AND COMMERCIAL SL EJECTS. SITUATION— Ldcatiun in ( apilal city affords special opportunities, ilplightful social advan- tages; athletics supervised indoor and outdoors by physical director. Special attention to individual development. Climate permits outdoor life all winter. FOR C.tr.lLOGiE OR OTHER IS FORM. IT ION, WRITE THE PRESIDENT PEACE A JiMoii C(ii,LE(.K FDR Women •-: RALEIGH, N. C. If you can ' t lau(;b at our jokes of tbe age, laupii al tlie age of our ,j..k, ' loiesifullr fulfilling the requirements of the lera College Annual Staff we ha.e corrblned with that high standard of quality so essential in the production of fine yearbooks. Lynchburg engraved annuals are built by an organization specializing on school annuals exclusively, there- by assuring each staff of the personal and In. teltlgent assistance so necessary in the planning and designing of a truly satisfactory boolr. LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING ■COMPANY- LYNCHBURG ■ VIRGINIA Cf dldUAA a CB tt i nnuxii '