Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1938 volume:

• f % PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF ELLEN MUNROE, Editor-in-Chiei PEACE JUNIOR COLLEGE, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA AMELIA FARRIOR, Business Manager •••• 1 u To our much loved president, Dr. Pressly, in sincere appreciation of his unique abihty to hearten, guide, and share our hfe here at Peace, we dedicate this LOTUS of nineteen hundred and thirty-eight. As a large and efficient department store offers to its customers equipment with which to satisfy their wants and needs in all phases of life, even so Peace offers to every one of her students an opportunity, in choosing the activities and classes in which she will take part, to fit herself for life by developing social poise, mental alertness, physical health, and spiritual understanding. It is the privilege and pleasure of Peace to guide and strengthen the growth of the personalities of her students. And so in pre- senting this, THE LOTUS of 1938, we have chosen as our theme, A Department Store. Book One   « « COLLEGE • Book Two   « « CLASSES Book Three  ORGANIZATIONS • Book Four   « « ATHLETICS • Book Five   « « FEATURES ■ • • THE SUPERVISORY DEPARTMENT • M MISS MAY McLELLAND DR. W. C. PRESSLY THE FRONT OF MAIN BUILDING THE NEW EAST DORMITORY Dr. W. C. PRESSLY, President As president of the Board of Directors, Dr. Pressly is al- ways generous with his much sought sympathy, advice, and encouragement. MISS MAY McLELLAND, Dean As Director of Personnel, Miss McLelland has rendered a service which has won her a place of love and esteem in every heart. ' ALMA MATER In the heart of CaroHna, Jj ' Neath its skies of blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. k. Classic in her broad proportions, Looks she proudly down — Reared against the arch of heaven, With the stars tor crown. THE LOTUS -K M Chorus Lift the chorus, speed it onward; T 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 and joy Hardship, 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 Dinwiddie 12 DF 193 • M -K BOARD OF ■¥■ DIRECTORS Lucy E. Steele -K Bible, Spanish Jane Leighton Richards -K History, Economics Ida Withers Currie Commercial Subjects M Winifred Kuhns Mathematics, Psychology M Anne W. Raynor French Bertie Lee Whitesides -K Home Economics -K Eleanor Markham -K History, Mathematics Mrs. James Darsie M Physical Education Martha Gash Boswell English, Dramatics Mrs. W. H. Couch Commercial Subjects Henrietta Lambert Science Helen Harriet Sails English 13 ♦ -K M -K BOARD OF DIRECTORS M Mrs. Nellie P. Staudt Organ M Mrs. Olive P. Worth English, Latin -K Mrs. W. D. Turner Hostess -k Mrs. Tennie B. Sharpe Matron, Infirmary • Martha Myers Music Practice Supervisor M Ethel Grammer Dietitian -¥• M Mabel Pugh Art -K Mrs. Mary H. Templeton Night Study Hall Supervisor -K Helen Board Voice, Dramatics Lovie Jones Director Music Department fe Amelia Clark Registrar Mrs. Lucille Cavanaugh Librarian THE LOTUS OF 193 14 • 1 Jf THE YOUNG LADIES ' DEPARTMENT Officers (left to right) LAURA MUSE Secretary NANCY PORTER BROWN Treasurer MARY HERRING President OLIVE WORTH Mascot MARY JANE JOHNSTON Vice President THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Gertrude Luella Allen Kenly, N. C. Sigma Phi Kdppa, Hiking Leader, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38; Papyrus Club, ' 38. Luella is one of those quiet hard working types who can always be depended upon. Her good grades vouch for a good mind and her many friends speak for a lovable personality. Brilliant and helpful in every way Dear to our hearts she ' ll always stay. Aldith Atkins Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37. Aldith is an attractive blonde with a sunny dis- position and a cheery outlook on things in gen- eral. Her grand sense of humor and her pleas- ing personality have won her many friends at Peace. We wish her happiness and success during the coming years. 4:. n? M -K -K 16 OF 193 SENIOR CLASS • Mary Elizabeth Averill Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Dramatic Club, ' 37. Mary Elizabeth appears to be very dignified and reserved but, in reality, is quite jolly and gay. In her years at Peace she has proved a worth-while friend to many — both day students and boarders. Her habitual good humor has been a source of lasting joy to each one of us. Good luck to you, Mary Elizabeth. Irene Baker Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Glee Club, ' 37, ' 38. A sunny disposition is a perfect description for Irene, for she is one of our most fun-loving girls. She is endeared to us for her ambition, her con- sistent willingness to help, and her persistence. With these admirable qualities we know she will succeed. A- A- THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Ruth Mclver Barringer Carthage, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Current Events Club, ' 37. Pug-nosed, golden-haired, small and full of pep — that ' s Ruth. She ' s popular with both day and boarding students and no one can deny that she ' s among the cutest of our Peace girls. Peace will certainly lose something without Ruth next year. Irene McQueen Barron Rock Hill, S. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37; P.S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 38; Advertising Staff, LO- TUS, ' 38; Granddaughter ' s Club. Irene is one of the finest girls we know. She is friendly, good-natured, and likable. She has taken part in many activities and has upheld the standards of Peace in every way. We all recognize her as a true Peace girl and some- one we can always count on. (She ' s plenty cute when she does her Rangatang, too.) If 18 OF 193 SENIOR CLASS • Barbara Bloxam Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37 ' Dramatics, ' 37, ' 38; Snapshot Editor of LOTUS ' ' 38. From her pert httle head to unbeUevably tiny toes, Barbara is a capable, conscientious girl with a sunny pleasant manner and a cheery smile for all. She ' s gay and debonair, but above all else sincere. These fine qualities have made a host of friends for Barbara. Betty Brown Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Dramatic Club, ' 37. Small, dark, and brown-eyed — she ' s enough to keep any boss-man from concentrating. Her cheery Good mornings add sunshine to the gloomiest day, even those on which we have shorthand tests! She ' s an excellent co-worker both at school and in social activities. We only hope that Betty will do as well in the future as she has done in her years at Peace — and we feel sure she will. 19 3f THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Doris Virginia Brown Fayetteville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Glee Club, ' 37, ' 38; Pres- ident, ' 38; Current Events Club, ' 37; Repre- sentative, Senior Class on Council, ' 38; College Head, Baseball, ' 38; Archery Club, ' 38; Priv- ileged Honor Roll. Our Dottie is a fine, v?ell-rounded girl with high ideals; one whom we would be proud to point out as a Peace girl anywhere. Her friendliness, charm, and sunny disposition have impressed all of us deeply. She accepts any task that falls to her lot enthusiastically and does it well. Admirable qualities? Dottie has many! We sincerely hope for Dottie the very best in life, tor she deserves it! Nancy Porter Brown Charlotte, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Current Events Club, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 38; Treasurer of Senior Class, ' 38; Lit- erary Editor of Voices of Peace, ' 38. A cheerful word to help begin a dreary, rainy day is typical of Nancy Porter ' s readiness to help at all times; and her scholastic record adds much to the statement. Her entire lack of self- ishness, her habitual good humor, and unfailing generosity mark her as a worthwhile friend, ft would have been a great loss not to have known her. 20 OF 1938 SENIOR CLASS • Alice Broughton Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu. Laughing, frolicking, vivacious, Alice! Alw ays in a hurry — yet never too busy to beam a friendly, brown-eyed greeting to all she sees. She ' s a good-looking brunette brimming with fun and good humor. We shall all miss her panting, last-minute arrivals to class, too. frf Eleanor Louise Bryan Pierce, Fla. Sigma Phi Kappa. A little wistful, rather reserved and charmingly pretty — Louise! She is generous, dependable, thoroughly likable, and has a whimsical per- sonality all her own. Faithfulness, animation, and wit — all these, help to make up that inter- esting person — Louise! A- A- 21 4 THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS Esther Mawn Cobb Pinetops, N. C. Pi Thetd Mu; Glee Club, ' 38. Although quiet and unassuming, Esther goes about her work with assurance, and can rise to any occasion. Her friendly attitude and un- selfish disposition have won our hearts. Esther has been an easy-going student and a definite asset to our class. Mary Janice Cobb Kinston, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; LOTUS Staff, ' S?; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 37; Current Events Club, ' 37; Sig Play, ' 37; Senior Editor of LO- TUS, ' 38; Editor-in-Chief of Voices of Peace, ' 38; Most Original, ' 38. Janice has proved herself a valuable member of our class. Bright, efficient and full of fun, she ' s got what it takes and there ' s no denying it. Original and gifted in more ways than one, Janice is a born leader. Her witty remarks keep any conversation from being a dull one and you just ought to see her imitate the Wil- lits. Janice ' s friendship will certainly stand out among our happiest memories of Peace. If 22 OF 193 SENIOR CLASS • Susan Cooper Wilmington, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa, President, ' 38; Vice President Junior Class, ' 37; Senior Cheer Leader, ' 38; Best Sport, ' 38. Cooper — well it ' s hard to find words to fit her, but she ' s a girl who ' s hard to beat. A leader from the first, her friendliness and good sportsmanship have taken her far. If you can get her enthusiastic about something, it ' s sure to go over and in a big way. That ' s her per- sonality — winsome, animated, and unforget- table. Margaretha Brinn Craig Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37; Dramatic Club, ' 37, ' 38; Vice President, ' 38; Sig Play, ' 37; Treasurer Sigma Phi Kappa, ' 38. Perfect poise, cool capability, ever-lasting sin- cerity blend in the dark depths of Margaretha ' s eyes to baffle even her closest friends. Her unusual dramatic ability is certain to bring her great success. 23 5f if )f Jf )f Jf Jf )f )f )f )f )f THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • June Dickson Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; LOTUS Staff, ' 37, ' 38; Pi Play, ' 37; Current Events Club, ' 37. June has many qualities as unusual and inter- esting as they are charming. She ' s wistful, pretty and possesses a keen intellect, all of which go to make up a strong character, and one that is everlasting. The best of everything to you, June! Sarah Dowell Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu. Sarah faces life with a nonchalance equaled only by her unfailing good humor. Being a good sport at every game, she has many ac- quaintances at Peace. It will be great fun to see what Fate has in store for Sarah. 24 OF 1938 SENIOR CLASS • Margaret Mae Elliott Durham, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Glee Club, ' 37, Captain of Senior Hockey Team, ' 38. Faithfulness in duty, sweetness in disposition, and lasting loyalty endear Margaret to every one. She ' s an excellent player on the hockey field and a hard-working commercial student. Wherever she may go after leaving Peace, we will always remember her! Phoebe Ennis Jacksonville, Fla. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37. A heart as big as herself, a cheery smile for everyone, and always ready to lend a helping hand describes Phoebe. She ' s a girl we all love, and want as a friend; for she ' s full of pep, and always ready to go. She ' s a grand worker, for she has that persistency and thoroughness in her work that always makes her win. 25 THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Amelia Archer Farrior Warsaw, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; P.S.C.A. Cabinet, ' S?; Vice President, ' 38; Advertising Staff LOTUS, ' 37; Business Manager LOTUS, ' 38; Sig Play ' 37; Current Events Club, ' 37; Daughters ' and Granddaughters ' Club; Glee Club, ' 37, ' 38; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Privileged Honor Roll. Easy going, calmly capable, affable in conver- sation, and ambitious in living, all these gual- ities go to make up the girl we all admire. She ' s a hard worker in many activities and a talented individual. Amelia faces life sguarely with a steady soberness, possible only because of an unswerving desire to find and give the best. Susie Rankin Fountain Rocky Mount, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Treasurer, P.S.C.A., ' 38; Secretary of Student Body, ' 38. Susie is a quiet, sincere girl who is always ready to do her part. Her ready smile, big heart, and loyal friendship have made her a true friend; and her diligence, patient understanding, and conscientious thoroughness mark Susie as one of our finest. 23 OF 193 SENIOR CLASS • Doris Freeman Raleigh, N. C. Pi Thetd Mu. Doris is an attractive, diminutive blonde with a winsomeness and a calm dignity about her which we ' ll always remember. She has a subtle charm, loves music, and plays a fine game of badminton. Long after we have left Peace her sunnyness will linger with us. Betsy Graham Wilmington, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa. Representative, Junior Class on Council, ' 37; Representative of Student Body on Council, ' 38; P.S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 37; Dra- matic Club, ' 37, ' 38, President, ' 38; Current Events Club, ' 37; Advertising Staff of LOTUS, ' 38; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Vice President, ' 38; Business Manager Voices of Peace, ' 38; Sig Play, ' 37; Senior Tennis Team, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38; College Head of Horseback Ridmg, ' 38; Most Stylish, ' 38. Betsy is one of our most versatile girls. She takes an active part in all phases of life at Peace, and notwithstanding all the duties of her many offices, she makes a good scholastic record. Always looking as if she had just stepped from a page in Vogue, she is a sweet, friendly girl who is always ready to help anyone. We believe Betsy will be a success in whatever she undertakes. ' ■ If THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS Mary Eloise Harris Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Treasurer Junior Class, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Secretary-Treasurer, ' 38; Assistant Business Manager Voices of Peace, ' 38; President of Day Students, ' 38. Petite, pert, and surprisingly capable is Eloise. Never a frown or cross word, but always a sparkling smile for everyone; by these traits is Eloise known. She will be remembered as tops by both day students and boarders. We wish Eloise success, always! Blanche Moore Harrison Williamston, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Chief Marshal, ' 37; Current Events Club, ' 37; Most Attractive, ' 38; Assistant Business Manager LOTUS, ' 38; College Head of Soccer, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38; Secre- tary, Sigma Phi Kappa, ' 38. Poise, grace, and style — these characteristics make a lady. Through her sunny disposition and spontaneous friendliness, she has won her way into our hearts. Blanche has a person- ality and character that can never be over- looked and that will always make her popular with everyone. 3f 28 OF 1938 SENIOR CLASS • Mary Herring Wilson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Secretary of Junior Class, ' 37; President of Current Events Club, ' 37; Glee Club, ' 37, ' 38; Advertising Staff of LO- TUS, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38; President of Senior Class, ' 38; Vice President of Student Council, ' 38; Privileged Honor Roll. Dignified, well-dressed, clever, and efficient, Mary has the makings of a leader. She ' s not v ithout a real artistic gift too as trips to the art studio v ill prove. And sing? — well — those two years of voice were not in vain. Good at al- most anything you think of and lots of fun in her own distinguished way — that ' s why we chose her for our class president. We hope New York won ' t make you forget us next year, Mary. Margaret Horton Knightdale, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Dramatic Club, ' 38. Carefree, happy-go-lucky, and full of fun best describe Margaret. She is steady and depend- able on all occasions, as well as ready for a good time. Margaret takes life as she finds it, and seems to find a great deal in it. . qMMMKttMMM ' ' ' 29 M -K THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Caroline Jerritt Kenansville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Marshal, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; May Court, ' 37; Advertising Staff of LOTUS, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 37; Vice President, ' 38; Treasurer of Student Body, ' 38; May Queen, ' 38. A fair exterior is a silent recommendation — and that ' s part of the reason we think so much of Jerry, The rest is that she ' s a good sport, an inteihgent and attractive companion, and a thoughtful, loving friend. Caroline is our May Queen this year — an honor which expresses beauty both of face and character. Rebecca Austin Johnson Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu. Rebecca ' s lovable disposition and friendly smile have won our hearts. She is a well-rounded girl, anxious for fun but knows when and how to stop and be dignified. Always ready to ac- commodate, always ready to help and cheer, Rebecca is in every respect a typical good sport. 30 OF 193 SENIOR CLASS • Joyce Sandra Jones Rocky Mount, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Volley Ball, ' 37; Golf, ' 37; Hiking Leader, ' 38. A comfortable, cheerful personality is Joyce ' s, together with a consistent, good nature. Joyce ' s willingness to work and sincere effort to use her time to the best advantage makes us confident that she ' ll be successful in anything she under- takes. Mary Jane Johnston Littleton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Vice President of Senior Class, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38. In Mary Jane we find a perfect answer to why gentlemen prefer blondes. She ' s small, witty, and attractive enough to make you look twice and then keep on looking. She knows what hard work means, too, as those light cuts in the library will testify, but she is never too busy with shorthand to join in all our fun. We ' ll miss you next year, Little One — and we ' re wishing you the best of everything. 31 M • -K THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Elizabeth Perkins Kennison Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Vice President of Day Students, ' 38; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Class Poet, ' 38. Betty is the embodiment of quiet, charming poise, envied by us all, but possessed by few. Betty with her pleasant voice, her keen refine- ment and unselfishness, plays a part in our school life no one could assume except herself. Fortunate are those whom Betty calls friends. Margaret Lawrence Leggett, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Current Events Club, ' 37; Glee Club, ' 37, ' 38; Secretary of P.S.C.A., ' 38; Hik- ing Leader, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38. Margaret is a tall, stately girl bubbling over with wit. One cannot help but like her as she goes smoothly on her way. Always dependable and willing to help in any task, great or small; she has played an important part in many ac- tivities. Nothing but success can come to our friend Margaret. -K -K -K 32 OF 1 93 SENIOR CLASS • Harriet Marie McKnight Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Current Events Club, ' 37. Marie is serene and demure — loved by all. Her sweetness is radiated by her very presence. She is a faithful friend, and one can always de- pend on her for any favor. Because she al- ways smiles and takes life on the chin, we know she ' ll find the best in it. Sarah Stilley McLean Plymouth, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Current Events Club, ' 37; Pres- ident of P.S.C.A., ' 38; Glee Club, ' 38; Exchange Editor of Voices of Peace, ' 38; Papyrus Club, ' 38; Snapshot Editor of LOTUS, ' 38; Privileged Honor Roll. Words can ' t be found to express what Stilley has meant to Peace. While quiet and reserved, she has done some of the most outstanding work accomplished here. She has always stood for the right in everything. As president of the P.S.C.A. and one of our finest girls, her friend- liness and happiness have helped each of us through cloudy days. Sarah, we ' ll never for- get you or your place in our life at Peace. if •33 THE LOTUS 4 SENIOR CLASS • Josephine Martin Henderson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; President Junior Class, ' 37; President Dramatic Club, ' 37; Glee Club, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; President, ' 38; Pres- ident of Student Body, ' 38; Current Events Club, ' 37; P.S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38; Miss Peace, ' 38; Privileged Honor Roll. Jo — the center ol a group of laughing girls in the hall, a hard fighter on the hockey field, taking an active part in the Glee Club, Dra- matics, and the Papyrus Club. She began by being President of the Junior Class and there ' s no stopping Jo. Privileged Honor Roll Member, presiding over the Student Council, popular Junior chaperon, the Dean ' s right-hander, every- body ' s friend — sincere, loyal, and outstanding; she ' s found a place in Peace that will be hard to fill both as Miss Peace and our own Jo Martin. Ellen Munroe Takannatsu, Japan Pi Theta Mu; President, ' 38; Secretary Current Events Club, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Lit- erary Editor of Voices of Peace, ' 38; LOTUS Staff, ' 37, ' 38; Editor-in-Chief, ' 38; P.S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 38; May Court, ' 37; Tennis Cham- pionship, ' 37; College Head of Tennis, ' 38; Senior Tennis Team, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38; Most Versatile, ' 38; Senior scholastic honors. Pony, as she is known to her college friends has admirable gualities too numerous to tell. She is a brilliant student, but beneath this is a charming, vivid, and attractive personality. A leader in many school activities, her remarkable executive ability has not been wasted. Mix this constant capability, keen intelligence, and warm friendship with a genuine love of good sportsmanship and you will certainly realize the unusual personality that we have in Pony. 34 OF 1938 SENIOR CLASS • Laura Muse Laurinburg N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Glee Club, ' 38; Secretary of Senior Class, ' 38. In Laura we find a rare combination of beauty, charm, and intelligence. She can always be relied upon and her lasting good nature which has made so many friends for her here will carry her far. Stay as sweet as you are, Laura. Mary Elizabeth Parris Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Current Events Club, ' 37; Glee Club, ' 38. The life of any party, the sport of any group and a worker at any task is Mary Elizabeth. ' Those who know her love and respect her deeply. A girl who, taking her work seriously, accom- plishes much. On she strives for the very best — and may it be hers to the utmost! A- A- 35 THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Velma Lee Peedin Pine Level, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38. Velma Lee is a girl small in size but large in spirit. Her cheery smile immediately wins for her new companions. She ' s lively and wide awake, interested in everything and everybody, and above all carrying out her work and play with the high ideal of helping herself and others to enjoy life. Let ' s hope that Velma Lee will continue to be as she is now and that success will be her reward. Janie Reid Phillips Grifton, N. C. Pi Theta Mu. Janie Reid ' s sweetness and generosity make her a most lovable girl. A diligent commercial student, she makes friends easily and has many. In the past two years she has proved a loyal Peace girl, adding definite pleasure and joy to life at Peace. 36 OF 193 SENIOR CLASS Elizabeth Josephine Robertson Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Current Events Club, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Business Staff of LOTUS, ' 38. Beneath her quiet, shy, exterior, Elizabeth has a store of fun and knowledge. She surprised us all at the Pi Banquet with her cutting up. And then in French class she pops up with a one. We all wonder how she manages to blush so becomingly. Elizabeth is certainly a grand girl and dear to all of us. Mary Emily Siler Waynesville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Vice President, ' 38; Current Events Club, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; News Editor of Voices of Peace, ' 38; LOTUS Staff, ' 38; Senior Testator, ' 38; Cutest. Where is Emily? Look for the place where the fun ' s going on — she ' s sure to be in the midst of it. Or look into the room of a homesick and discouraged new girl — you ' ll find her there too. She ' s always the one to laugh, to make the funniest jokes, to lend a helping hand, the first to stand by and defend a friend. Her frankness and friendliness to everyone has en- deared her to the heart of every Peace girl. How we will miss her after we ' ve left Peace. Faithful, true, fun-loving, and lovable — that ' s Emily, the cutest girl we know! 37 5f If f 3f Jf )f f If 3f Jf 3f 3f )f )f THE LOTUS SENIOR CLASS • Margaret Louise Stixrud Luebo, Africa Pi Theta Mu; Dramatic Club, ' 37, ' 38; P.S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 38; Tennis Team, ' 37, ' 38; College Head of Hockey, ' 38; Senior Hockey Team, ' 38; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38; Feature Editor Voices of Peace, ' 38; LOTUS Staff, ' 38. Peace without Peggy? Well that ' s something we just can ' t imagine. Shining in athletics, a good student, and an affectionate friend we just couldn ' t do without her. Big hearted and generous and fine in every way — that ' s the Peg of our hearts. Elizabeth Tarry Townsville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37. Lib possesses that delightful trait — a lasting interest not only in herself but also in her friends. She is lovable, conscientious, and companion- able. Not to know her is indeed a deprivation; not to claim her as a friend is to miss something worthwhile. )f 38 OF 1 93 SENIOR CLASS May Frances Taylor Kinston, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37; Glee Club, ' 38. Congenial, friendly, and appreciative, Frances goes about her daily work at Peace in an un- assuming manner that has won her much ad- miration. Frances, we ' ll be thinking of you in the years to come with all best wishes. Elizabeth Snowden Thompson Hilton Village, Va. Sigma Phi Kappa; Current Events Club, ' 37; P.S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 38; Libra- rian, ' 38; Papyrus Club, ' 38. Dependable, loyal, faithful, sincere — this is Betty! She ' s always ready to do cheerfully the little things that exasperate most of us. Regardless of where she is or what she is doing, her fine Christian character plays an active part in the lives she touches. And always full of fun, Betty keeps her classmates laughing with her unintentionally witty remarks. r  1 - ' •H l A- A- 39 3f THE LOTUS if JiiS ' ' SENIOR CLASS Blanche Louise Thompson Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Glee Club, ' 38. Louise — the girl with the friendly smile which has won her to the hearts of everyone. She is a loyal Pi, a real student, a good sport, and a spirited Peace girl. These merits together with her genuine friendliness and fellowship make her an outstanding personality among the stu- dent body. Alworthy Upchurch Raeford, N. C. Pi Theta Mu; Treasurer of Pi Theta Mu, ' 38. Beneath her quiet exterior we find a personality full of charm, wit, artistic ability, and smcerity. Hard-working and conscientious, she really ought to get somewhere with her art career. The more you see of Alworthy the more you grow to love her; and having seen a good bit of her, we love her lots. 40 OF 1938 SENIOR CLASS • Leslie Keenan Wade Trenton, Tenn. Sigma Phi Kappa; Dramatic Club, ' 37; Papyrus Club, ' 37, ' 38. Her style is seldom excelled; her friendly self, never. A poised and intelligent person, she is one of the most vivid members of our class Fascinating, animated, and talented Is Keene, one whom we will always remember as help- ing to make our years at Peace even more en- joyable. Martha Williams Tarboro, N. C. Pi Theta Mu. Another of those industrious commercial girls, Martha has won many friends who are proud to be thus acknowledged — for underneath that guietness is a barrel of fun and enough ambi- tion to make her a good all-around girl. 41 THE LOTUS g H — SENIOR CLASS • Martha Elizabeth Wilson Wilmington, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa. Full of pep, a good sport in everything, always doing her part is Martha. She is quick to act and to serve in her easy-going v ay. Her un- usual humor, her vivid personality and sympa- thetic nature have endeared her to all of us. We wish her all sorts of good things in the future. 3f 42 CLASS POEM -K A spacious campus is the scene: A fountain ' midst the drive, Chattering squirrels on the green, And flowers all alive. The stage is set; the time is nigh; The lofty school looks down. On fluttering wings, the pigeons fly Around their aerial town. Girls robed in white beneath the trees, ■ Follow the daisy chain, And give the Juniors ribbons bright They will not wear again. - And so the long parade is pa st; Our days at Peace are done. Though cherished memories will last. New joys have just begun. — Betty Kennison. M 43 THE LOTUS OF 193 Jf NORTH CAROLINA Wake County Peace Junior ColIeEf fur Women, city of Raleigh, May 30, I93S ) WE the Class of ' .is having been declared mentally sound— believe it or not — lio hereby bequeath with love and affectioTi our v:duable possessions to those we leave behind — in hope they will be inspired by our distinguished memory. Article 1 Section 1. To the faculty, we leave our gratitude and sympathy. Sec. 2. To Dr. Pressly. we leave those girls who never take cuts on Saturday and closed week-end. Sec. 3. To Miss McLelland, we leave dignified council members (knowing they can ' t be as cute as we are). Sec. 4. To Mrs. Darsie, our class sponsor, here ' s health, wealth, and happiness. ,. Sec. 5. To Mrs. Sharpe, we leave girls who don ' t do the Little Apple overhead. J Sec. 6. To Miss Steele, from the goodness of our hearts, we leave a new red Dodge. Article 2 Section I. To the .Juniors, we leave our record of being the culcst class since the Gay Nineties — Hoping this y will not give them an inferiority complex. Sec. 2. To the preps, we leave chaise lounges in the Study Hall. Article 3 y Section 1. To Mr. Gargus, we leave an automatic clock in the library that says, Five minutes ' til 12. Sec. 2. To Rosa, we leave girls who use name tapes. Sec. 3. To the hall maids, we leave girls who use wastebaskets for pecan shells. Sec. 4. To Mr. Poole, we leave a mile square parking place for Miss Steele ' s Bililc Cla-ss. J Article 4 Section L To Mary Jane Baffin and Kit Rainey, Betsy Graham and Margaretha Craig leave their dramatic airs. Sec. 2. To Bonnie Laurence and Anna Belle Boyd, Barbara Bloxam and Janice Cobb leave Red hoping they 3 will become star etiuestriennes. Sec. 3. To the next year library duty girls, Luella Allen and Ruth Barringer leave their efficiency. Sec. 4. To Sallie Moore Sloan; Amelia Farrior, Irene Barron, and Caroline Jerritt leave bigger and better suite mates. .J Sec. 5. To D,,t Powell, Sadie Lutz. .Mav Borden and Liz Williams; Bcttv Br.iwn, Mary Elizabeth Parris, Joyce .lorics. .banc H I I ' Inllips. and .Martha Williams I.mvc tlinr l.oukk.-c|,iiig kits. Sec. 6. To Ib-N ' ti I ' unli. ' t ' lark and Libl.v .U-iikiiis. Susie Fountain and Sarali . lid eau leave their council seats. Sec. 7. To Vivian Hooks, Lib Tarry leaves her ability to play .Sophisticated Lady. Sec. 8. To Jean Lindsay and Harriet Sutherland, Mary Herring and Alworthy t ' pchurch leave their artistic ) touches. Sec. 9. To Eleanor Whitlev, Marv Macon, and Susan Whitfield; Margaret Horton, Velma Lee Peedin. Frances Taylor, Esther Cobb and Alilith Atkins leave their flirting ability. Sec. 10. To Decdc Bisi-cglia, Peggy Stixrud leaves the men of her past. Sec. n. To Sall c ,Iosc - ami .Mary ¥ . Manson, Betty Kennison and Doris Freeman leave their 2nd period 3 library .seats to stud - l ' rcnch. Sec. 12. To Emin.-t Haltlr Snnth and .Marie Williams, Martha Wilson and Dottie Brown leave their giggles. Sec. 13. To Eninnr Lmi illons and Carcpliiie De Vane, Keene Wade and Margaret Lawrence leave their style. Sec. 14. To Ruth W ' oltz and Laura I]llis, M. J. Johnston and Phoebe Ennis leave their Carolina romances. Sec. 15. To Lena Knur and t Icorgia Dees, Pony Munroe and Nancy Porter Brown leave their poor overworked brains hoping tlii- will { ct some rest. Sec. 16. To the gniniMcrs; .Mar - I ' ili.- ' .abeth Averill, Alice Broughton, Sara Dowell, Rebecca Johnson, Marie McKnight, Elizalietli Robertson and Louise Thompson leave their Day Student privileges. Sec. 17. To any Junior in need; Margaret Elliot, Laura Muse, Eloise Harris, and Blanche Harrison leave their attractiveness. Sec. 18. To 311 Main, Susan Cooper and Emily Siler leave all their decorations and junk. Sec. 19. To the president of next year ' s Student Body, Jo Martin leaves her personality. Article 5 As executor of this our last will aud testament we name our trusted successors, the Juniors, to carry out in full each and every clause herein contained. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1938, do hereunto set our hands and seals, this thirtieth day of May, In the Year of our Lord, 1938. 3r Class of ' 38, Emily Siler, Testator. Witnesses: Winnie the Pooh j Piglet Etore Jf • THE MISSES ' DEPARTMENT i Officers (left to right) ELIZABETH JENKINS President SADIE LUTZ Vice President KATHERINE RAINEY Secretary IRENE McAFEE (not in picture) Treasurer THE LOTUS Ruth Andrews Roseboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Lola Frances Andrews Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Mildred Arnaiz Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Faith Baker Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Hope Baker Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Gretchen Baldwin Dunn, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Sarah Beard Atkinson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Jane Beaty Wilmington, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Nell Walker Bell Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Josephine Belts Beaufort, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Mary EUzabeth Bisceglia Kansas City, Mo. Pi Theta Mu Marion Grey Black Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Anne Boice WhiteviUe, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa May Corbett Borden Wilson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Florence Bostick Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Anna Belle Boyd Columbus, Ga. Sigma Phi Kappa Mariam Boyd Warrenton, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Alma Ruth Boyette I Wilson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa 46 OF 1938 Swannanoa Branch Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Helen Brent Kilmarnock, Va. Pi Theta Mu Judith Bullock Red Springs, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Lucy Lee Butler Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Virginia Capps Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Stella Carr Rose Hill, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Edna Carroll Clayton, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Geraldine Chambless Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Helen Purdie Clark Fayetteville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Nell Clifton Clinton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Dot Coates Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Sallie Pitt Cobb Pinetops, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Laurita Coker Society Hill, S. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Eleanora Cromartie Garland, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Evelyn Crumpler Clinton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Jane Daffin Gerrardstown, W. Va. Pi Theta Mu Martha Daniely Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Virginia Darden Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu 47 THE LOTUS Annie Lou Davis Oxford, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Georgie Dees Greensboro, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Caroline DeVane Fayetteville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa OpheUa Dove Bladenboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Dorothy Dov dy Morehead City, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Jeanne Dozier Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Vera Edwards Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Martha EUer Wadesboro, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Laura Ellis Warren ton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Jule Parish Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Geneva Farmer Laurinburg, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Mildred Ferguson Washington, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Mildred Finch Henderson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Margaret Fisher Eli?abethtown, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Claire Freeman Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Eunice Harris Bayboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Dorothy Yvette Hedgepeth Rowland, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Sallie D. Herring LaGrange, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa OF 193 Hannah Hobby Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Vivian Hooks Kenly, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Ruby Hunt Jonesboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Elizabeth Hutchinson Bladenboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Elizabeth Jenkins Henderson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Margaret Jewell Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Polly Anna Johnson Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Rebecca Johnston Littleton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Marie Jones Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Sallye Spears Josey Wilmington, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Ruby Claire Kirkland Durham, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Mildred Lamb Ingold, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Bettie Lane Kenly, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Josephine Langdon Linden, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Anne Bonner Lawrence Scotland Neck, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Jean Lindsay St. Pauls, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Matrena Lockhart Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Martha Longest Rocky Mount, N. C. Sig ma Phi Kappa 49 THE LOTUS Sadie Lutz Shelby, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Irene McAfee Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Eleanor McCaskiU Maxton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Anne McGrady Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Adrienne McKellar Greenwood, S. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Macon Warrenton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Elizabeth Manson McKenney, Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Marion Grey Mitchell Burhngton, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Margaret Moore Moyock, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Elizabeth Mordecai Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Dorothy Morgan Laurinburg, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Louise Morton North Harlowe, N. C, Pi Theta Mu Decie Palmer Albemarle, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Frances Parker Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Sara Katherine P=irker Lillington, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Ruth Perkins Goldsboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Carolyn Pierce Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Ruth Young Pollard Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa fi Mt 50 OF 1938 Dorothy Powell Clinton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Elsie Powell Henderson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Julia Proctor Wilson ' s Mills, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Katherine Rainey Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Sarah Roach Raleigh, N, C. Sigma Phi Kappa Isabelle Rogers Bradenton, Fla. Pi Theta Mu Lena Rowe Harrellsville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Susan Scott Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Cora Sessoms Roseboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Naomi Seymore Sanford, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Phoebe Shaw Atkinson, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Sallie Moore Sloan Garland, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Emma B. Smith Henderson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Florence Smith Henderson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Margarie Snow Fayetteville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Cathyrne Spain Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Mary Powell Speight Rocky Mount, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Helen Speros Maxton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa A- 51 THE LOTUS Janet Stone Durham, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Harriett Sutherland Laurinburg, N. C. Sigma Ph Kappa Nancy Sutton Kinston, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Sara Francis Terrell Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Ruth G. Thomas Henderson, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Doris Thompson Jonesville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Gertrude ToUison Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Emmy Lou Upchurch Yanceyville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Margaret Lee Upchurch Apex, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Dorothy Vereen Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Helen Warner Troy, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Marie Weaver Raleigh, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Emily Lou Wellons Smithfield, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Hannah Carter Weskett New Bern, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Helen Wetherington Clarks, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Susan Whitfield Ashboro, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Eleanor Whitley Wendell, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Elizabeth Williams Oxford, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa 52 OF 1938 Mane Williams KenansviUe, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Marguerite Williamson Fayetteville, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Winslow Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Margaret Wolff Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Ruth Woltz Gastonia, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Vashti Wright Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Margaret Helen Young Durham, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Ada Rose Yow Henderson , N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa A- 53 if If Jf )f )f )f )f Jf )f )f 3f f THE LOTUS JUNIOR MISSES ' DEPARTMENT RH ' tjjBftjS SARAH McGEE President BETTY LOU FLETCHER Vice President FRANCES MOORE Secretary BETTY WINBORNE Treasurer MISS HENRIETTA LAMBERT. . . .Faculty Adviser This year the Preparatory Department has included about sixty girls ranging from the eighth grade through the eleventh. The officers were elected by the members of the eleventh grade. Under Miss Lambert ' s capable direction the Preps gave a very original and attractive performance at our annual stunt night. The members of the senior class were hostesses at a tea given to the college seniors in the spring. The Preps also made the traditional daisy chain which the seniors carried for the college graduation on Class Day. Commencement exercises for the high school graduation were held on May 28. f )f f 54 OF 1938 Alice Covington Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Alberta Dickinson Fremont, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Doris Donnelley Charlotte, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Bettie Lou Fletcher Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Ann Fishel Warrenton, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Edna Higgins Smithfield, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Suzanne Hudson Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Angela Lopez Camaguey, Cuba Sigma Phi Kappa Cornelia McConnell Concord, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Flora McDonald Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Sara McGee Mt. Olive, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Elizabeth McRae South Boston, Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Frances Moore Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Frances Pace Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Betsy Ann Reid Raleigh, N, C. Pi Theta Mu Eleanor Rives Greenville, N. C Sigma Phi Kappa Betsy Wells Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Betty Winborne Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mu Molly Yelverton Freemont, N. C. Sigma Phi Kappa 55 3f THE LOTUS OF 193 CHILDREN ' S DEPARTMENT ■, Raleigh, i . C, Pi Tlieta Mu ■, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu ingham, Thomasvilie, N. C, Ml W:, Mu ir Kurt, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu t, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu leiring, Kinston, N. C, Pi Theta Mu ks, Raleigh, . C, Pi Theta Mu Hud.son, Raleigh, N. C, Sigma Phi Huie, Atlanta, Ga., Sigma Phi Kappa t MoKenzie, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta iiginia Pou, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu I ' nima Thomas R( .se, Henderson. N. C, Sigma I ' hi Kappa (llailvB Sattenvhite, Henderson, N. C, .Sigma Phi Kappa Catherine .Stephens, Durham, N. C, Sigma Phi Kappa Bessie Woodard, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu .Jean Cunningham, Thomasvilie, N. C, Pi Theta Mu ' iolet Davis, Fremont, N. C, Sigma Phi Kappa Ritlie Hill, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu M.iijniir Luck, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu MrClenaghan, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Ml llrlni M. S:u:lIi I ' JI llii K Fl-.Mirrs Kapp, i.ire, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu nly Parker, Chinquapin, N. C, Sigma Uainey, Raleigh, N. C, .Sigma Phi poon, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu lirisv Harrow, Raleigh, . C, Pi Theta Mu Marv Holt Drewrv, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu Hi-ttv Ferguson, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu llenriette Hampton, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu Marv Frances Jones, Raleigh, X. C, Pi Theta M ' u ■(ilanda Lopez, Camagney, Cuba, .Sigma Phi Kappa Marv Jerman Panton, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu Harriett Presslv, Raleigh, X. C, Pi Theta Mu Henrietta Ragland, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu Marv Aiui Slaughter, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu Aruie Louise Todd, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta Mu Katherine Walser, Concord, N. C, Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Woodard, Raleigh, N. C, Pi Theta IVIu 56 GENERAL MANAGERS Back row, left to right: Dottie Brovm, Glee Club; Jo Martin, Student Council, Papyrus Club; Jan- ice Cobb, Editor Voices of Peace ; Ellen Mun- roe, Editor LOTUS, Pi Theta Mu Society. Front row: Amelia Farrior, Business Manager LOTUS; Sarah McLean, P. S. C. A.; Susan Cooper, Sigma Phi Kappa Society; Betsy Graham, Dramatic Club. THE LOTUS 3f CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Religious Department) SARAH STILLEY McLEAN President AMELIA FARRIOR Vice President Chairman Program Committee MARGARET LAWRENCE Secretary Chairman Morning Watch SUSIE FOUNTAIN Treasurer Chairman Fmance Committee PEGGY STIXRUD Chairman Foreign Missions Committee IRENE BARRON Chairman Music Committee BETTY THOMPSON Chairman Social Service Committee JO MARTIN Honorary Member President Student Body ELLEN MUNROE Chairman Social Committee HELEN PURDIE CLARK Chairman Enlistment Committee ELIZABETH JENKINS Chairman Home Missions Committee JUDITH BULLOCK Chairman Publicity Committee 58 OF 1938 STUDENT COUNCIL (The Floor Walkers) JOSEPHINE MARTIN President MARY HERRING Vice President __ SUSIE FOUNTAIN Secretary CAROLINE JERRITT Treasurer SARAH McLEAN President, P.S.C.A. BETTY LANE President, Athletic Association BETSY GRAHAM Representative, Student Body DOTTIE BROWN Representative, Senior Class HELEN CLARK Representative. Junior Class (Not in Picture) 59 M A- THE LOTUS THE LOTUS 3f ELLEN MUNROE. , , Editor-m-Chiei AMELIA FARRIOR. Business Manager In presenting this, The LOTUS of 1938, we have tried to please you and give you something which will recall the memories of your years at Peace, the things you have done, and the friends you have made. We hope that we have been successful and that you may find much pleasure from glancing through these pages in the years to come. I wish at this time to thank all those whose interest and cooperation have made this publication possible. Dr. Pressly ' s patience in explaining details to a green editor and Mrs. Worth ' s advice and help have made the task of the staff much lighter. June Dickson, our assistant editor, has been wonderful about doing cheerfully and well odd jobs asked of her. To Janice Cobb, the seniors owe bJfh gratitude and apprecia- tion for the splendid material which she has piepa..- ' lOr their section. The fine spirit of our associate editors, Deede Bisceglia, Lioby Jenkins, and Helen Clark have been a source of joy and inspiration to the wl -jle staff. The snapshots in this volume are the results of the work prepared b; our capable snap editors: Sarah McLean and Barbara Bloxam. Peggy Stixrud has proved a valuable aid in editing the athletic section and to Emily Siler, our joke editor, we are in- debted for the humor in this magazine. A word of thanks is also due to Betsy Graham wl ose interest and helpful contributions have been a constant encouragement to the editor. But the efforts of all the editorial staff would have been useless without the backing of our advertising staff who have done an admirable piece of work under the efficient managemeiit of Amelia Farrior, Blanche Harrison, and Miss Kirkpatrick. It has been both a privilege and a pleasure to edit this book for you and we hope you will like it. ELLEN MUNROE, Editor. 60 OF 1938 EDITORIAL STAFF Back row: Helen Clark, Emily Siler, Peggy Stixrud, Deede Bisceglia. Second row: Sarah McLean, Janice Cobb, Barbara Bloxam, June Dickson. Fist row: Blanche Harrison, Amelia Farrior, Ellen Munroe. hUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Ruth Woltz, „4ary Herring, Irene Barron, Blanche Harrison, Nancy Sutton, Anna Belle Boyd, Amelia Farrior, Betsy Graham, Carolme Jerritt, Elizabeth Mordecai, Elizabeth Robertson, Helen Clark, Sally England. STAFF MEMBERS June Dickson Assistant Editor Snaoshot Editors ■ Sarah McLean Blanche Harrison. -Assistant Business ' Barbara Bloxam Manager . . . r-i . Mary E. Bisceglia Janice Cobb , . . Senior Section Editor Associate Editors . ig,., q j. , Peggy Stixrud Athletics Editor (Elizabeth Jenkins Emily Siler Joke Editor 61 M M THE LOTUS PAPYRUS CLUB (Literary Department) The Papyrus Club is an organization for those interested in creative writing and journalism. Its membership is limited to fifteen seniors and fifteen juniors who are elected each year on the basis of their work in English and their in- terest in journalism. One of its main proiects is the publication of the school magazine Voices of Peace for which contributions from any member of the student body are considered by the staff. OFFICERS President losephine Martin Vice President Betsy Graham Secretary and Treasurer Eloise Harris VOICES OF PEACE STAFF Editor-in-Chief lanice Cobb Business Manager. . . .Betsy Graham Asst. Business Manager. Eloise Harris Literary Editors l Nancy Porter Brown ) Ellen Munroe Feature Editor Peggy Stixrud News Editors jiune Dickson (Emily Siler Exchange Editor Sarah McLean Faculty J Miss Helen Sails Advisers, . . . (Miss Martha Boswell -K Back row: Elizabeth Robertson, Nancy P. Brown, Eloise Harris, Jo MarUn, Janice Cobb, Amelia Farrior, Sarah McLean. Front row: Betty Kennison, Caroline Jerritt, Betsy Graham, Peggy Stixrud, June Dickson, Emily Siler, Ellen Munroe. 62 OF 1938 DRAMATIC CLUB (Theatrical Department) The Peace Dramatic Club was organized in 1936 by students of the play production course. This past fall several skits and light comedies were given and a tragedy was successfully produced by the advanced students; these productions were re- ceived with a great deal of pleasure and interest on the part of the student body. In the spring emphasis was placed upon speech correction and voice pro- duction and a comprehensive study was made of plot construction and modern plays. Special work has been done on the One Act Play, the Monologue, and Character Make-up. OFFICERS President Betsy Graham Vice President Margaretha Craig Secretary -Treasurer Katherine Rainey FACULTY DIRECTORS Miss Martha Boswell Miss Helen Board Left to right; Peggy Stixrud, Margaretha Craig, Betsy Graham, Barbara Bloxam, Swannanoa Branch, Miss Helen Board, Marion Grey Black, Mary Jane Daffin, Katherine Rainey, Margar et Horton. 63 -K THE LOTUS SIGMA PHI KAPPA Susan Cooper President Emily Siler Vice President Blanche Harrison Secretary Margaretha Craig Treasurer Miss Martha Myers Faculty Adviser Colors: Purple and Gold. SONG Sigs, loyal Sigs, we sing to you right now, With hearts of praise, with hearts of praise. Much we pledge you, we will never break a vow. And our voices we raise. In the never ceasing song That thrills the throng — We love you truly, Sigs! OF 1938 PI THETA MU Ellen Munroe President Jule Parish Vice President Mariam Eoyd Secretary Alworthy Upchurch Treasurer Miss Jane Richards Faculty Adviser Colors: Green and White. SONG Pi Theta Mu, We pledge you our allegiance, To you we ' ll be true, Through all the coming days, We stand for the best, The highest Peace can strive for. Pi Theta Mu, We sing to you always. 65 if Jf 3f )f )f )f Jf Jf if Jf THE LOTUS 4 Jf GLEE CLUB (Music Department) i  n a o Back row, left to right: Margaret Moore, Mary Wmslow, Janet Stone, Sallie Cobb, Caroline Jerntt, Esther Cobb, Sallye Josey, Margaret Lawrence, Judith Bullock, Sarah Beard, Mary Jane Daffm, Laura Muse. Second row: Eunice Harris, Bonnie Lawrence, Betty Thompson, Louise Thomp- son, Anna Belle Boyd, Florence Bostick, Mary E. Bisceglia, Dorothy Huie, Ruth Woltz. First row: Kit Rainey, Dottie Brown, Ada Rose Yow, Sarah McLean, Sallie Moore Sloan, Peggy Stixrud, Cornelia McConnell, Elizabeth Jenkins, Frances Taylor, Susan Whitfield, Mary Elizabeth Parris, Dot Dowdy, Amelia Farrior. The Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Helen Board, is an inspirational organization for those who desire to know more about choral singing and prac- tical vocal music. This year the Club was divided into a lUnior group for the high school students and a senior group for the college girls. The Clubs have had a very successful year with the membership twice that of last year. The traditional carol service and the Spring concert were given as well as many other performances. OFFICERS College Glee Club Junior Glee Club President Dottie Brown President Sarah McGee Vice President Caroline Jerritt Vice President. . .Pauline Abernathy Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Woltz Secretary-Treasurer. Frances Rainey Librarians (Betty Thompson Librarians J Blanche Hudson (Sally Cobb Sarah E. Parker Accompanist Mrs. Nellie Staudt 66 OF 1938 SCHOLASTIC HONORS ELLEN MUNROE Senior Academic CLAIRE FREEMAN VASHTI WRIGHT Junior Academic Conrimercial FRANCES MOORE DOROTHY HUIE Preparatory Preparatory HARRIET PRESSLY Preparatory 67 PEACE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE! GREAT BARGAINS SHOP EARLY FOR BEST VALUES YOUNG LADIES ' DEPT. CHILDREN ' S DEPT. 15 or 20 delightful rooms - driveway and front walk ex- posure — guaranteed view of all males approaching. Only one copy left of Hold Your Man by Betty Thompson —HURRY. FREE with all Purchases from this department one copy of HAMLET (only one to a cus- tomer.) MISSES ' DEPT. GREAT VARIETY of lights for reading after light bell. Posi- tively not possible to be seen by Mr. Gargus. This is a recent invention by Sallye Josey. JR. MISS DEPT. A STUDY HALL that has a marvelous influence. It has been scientifically proved that this is the only successful method of securing I ' s. Nurses ' Uniforms tor cats (such as Henry.) Hair Mary Holt Drewry Style ribbons and Sashes. Just the thing for the younger set. One nice little sleek Mouse highly trained for the scaring of roommates and other folks. Several roomy closets specially eguipped with pillows and lamps for study —exceptional values. Cold Cream — recommended for that girl who rooms next door to you and whose bed squeaks every time she turns over. Carloads of Old Letters — guar- anteed to give that old feeling whenever read — no reduction for the worn ones because they are the best! Some very rare and valuable drawings of the viscera of the frog (Along with pickled fingers). NOVELTY DEPT. One Yackety-Yack with page 57 missing — a Ruth Woltz Spe- cial. Lane smiles that can be pinned on — the very latest thing. A Novelty tliat is a Novelty — girls who can pass Bookkeeping. SPORTS DEPT. Four slightly shop worn bi- cycles. A Carload of overworked mus- cles — growing stronger every day — bought at a great price but going at a low rate. Elliott Hockey technique —Best Quality— HABERDASHERY All Brands of Fraternity Pins exchange for hearts. • SPORTS DEPARTMENT BETTY LANE President SUSAN COOPER Senior Cheer Leader MARTHA LONGEST Prep. Cheer Leader RUTH WOLTZ Junior Cheer Leader If 3f If 3f Jf Jf THE LOTUS )f Jf If PEGGY STIXRUD Head of Hockey ELLEN MUNROE Head of Tennis ELSIE POWELL Head of Hiking FRANCES RAINEY BETSY LlRAHAM Head of Horseback Riding JO BETTS Head of Archery BLANCHE HARRISON Head of Soccer DOTTIE BROWN Head of Bicycling Head of Baseball 70 OF 1 93 SENIOR TENNIS TEAM Betsy Graham, Peggy Stixrud, Ellen Munroe, Bettie Lane, Blanche Harrison SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM Betsy Graham, Jo Martin, Blanche Harrison, Margaret Lawrence, Mary Her- ring, Betty Thompson, Velma Lee Peedin, Ellen Munroe, Peggy Stixrud, Mary Jane Johnston, Luella Allen. Seated: Margaret Elliot, Captain. If 3f )f Jf )f Jf Jf Jf f 71 )f )f if )f 5f Jf )f )f Jf )f )f 3f Jf THE LOTUS JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Standing: Sallye Josey, Georgie Dees, Marion Grey Mitchell, Adrienne Mc- Keller, Ruth G. Thomas, Anna Belle Boyd (captain), Stella Carr, Helen Clark, Judith Bullock, Geraldine Chambeliss. Kneeling; Jean Lindsay, Ruth Boyette, Katherine Rainey, Deede Bisceglia, Sallie Moore Sloan, Eleanora Cromartie. ■6. - 4 PREP AND JUNIOR COMMERCIAL HOCKEY TEAM Standing: Naomi Seymore, Mildred Ferguson, Sarah McGee, Frances Rainey, Mary Panton, Rebecca Johnston, Marguerite Williamson, Ki eeling: Jean Cunningham, Henrietta Ragland, Henriette Hampton, Harri- ette Pressly, Gretchen Baldwin, Mary H. Drewry. 72 OF 1938 THE RIDING CLUB J Mary H ::.:.j, - ., Blanche Harrison. Eelle Peggy Stixrud, Bonnie Lawrence, Betty Lane, Ellen Munroe, Amelia Farrior. Henrietta Ragland, Henriette Hampton, Janice Cobb, Helen Brent, Mary Jane Johnston, Mary Holt Drewry. 73 M -K THE LOTUS ARCHERY Dottie Brown, Harnett Pressly, Ruth Thomas, Marion Grey Mitchell, Geraldine Chambliss, Adrienne McKeller, Josephine Belts. HIKING Elsie Powell, Susie Fountain, Marion Grey Mitchell, Esther Cobb, Margaret Lawrence, Katherine Rainey, Luella Allen. Jf Jf 74 OF 1938 BICYCLING Edna Higgins, Katherine Walser, Yolanda Lopez, Frances Rainey. Hockey is a new sport at Peace, but through Mrs. Darsie ' s efforts has become one of the most popular. Three teams were organized: Senior, Junior Academic, and Prep and Commercials. The strength and team work of all the teams were remarkable as hard fought games in the tournament proved. Tennis occupies an important place in the Peace Girl ' s leisure time. The tournaments were played off in the spring term alter tennis lessons had been given in gym classes during the fall. We have many promising players. Archery is another new sport that is being enjoyed by the girls this year. Quite a number have their own equipment. This sport is becoming increasingly popular. Hiking has been highly organized, for the girls have opportunities to go hik- ing every day. The school has four bicycles so that those girls who enjoy bicycling may ride whenever they like. Soccer and baseball were played during the winter and spring, respectively, and the girls seemed to enjoy them immensely. Horseback riding has proved a very popular addition to the Peace athletic activities this year. Mrs. Darsie takes three groups a week out to Carolina Pines where they may ride through the woods or take lessons in the ring. 75 If 3f THE LOTUS OF 1 93 Monogram gals! (J May Queen and her at- tendants, ' 37 Waiting for a horse to come around Let ' s go, Betty! More May Day The Life of the Party Mr. Harris and Babs The three musketeers Cuba rides again On the hockey field Guess who? Bonnie One, two, three and we ' re off Mrs. Darsie A sunning Yea Seniors! Where the spirit comes from! 76 • 1 - MARSHALS • -K MARGARET FISHER, Chief Marshal Pi Theta Mu HARRIET SOUTHERLAND MARION GREY MITCHELL Sigma Phi Kappa Pi Theta Mu EVELYN CRUMPLER SALLY COBB Sigma Phi Kappa Pi Theta Mu MAY QUEEN CAROLINE JERRITT PRESENTING OUR OUTSTANDING MODELS We wish to take ttis opportunity to thank Preston ' s store for their cooperation lo making the eplCtL Jnlss 1 eace, Oosephbie Jnari ' ui 4 at Qcm NOVELTY DEPARTMENT Stepping out? They aren ' t studying really Waiting for the gong Three good monkeys The Alma Mater Bull session These poor little Sigs! Not to mention the Pi ' s Sunday afternoon The cheerful cherubs Old Pals Pillars of Peace Here we go ' round the fountain To church in the snow Miss Lambert! Three Little Maids from School Ducking Yes, your honorable high- ness Everybody pose Watch the Fords go by Poor initiates Good old Naomi Grrrrr yourself, Betsy Waiting at the gate tor ' i-feai Ooooh. It ' s so cold What IS the combination up to now? Swing out Harriet Those lucky day students Now girls, you ' re supposed to be practicing The chewing gum com- (.•A mittee Truck on down, Liz Praise Allah! HABERDASHERY John McKay Woodie Hilburn Warren Spear Sonny Weston McRae Bridger Tony Tilli and Henry Foster Tommy Jenkins Charles Wheatly (center) John McMullen Charlie McCarthy Francis Martin Willia m Boyd Calvin Kibler ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Pony: What possible excuse did the council have for letting Margaret Horton off for visiting? Bktsy; Insanity. Pony: What, all nine of you ' ' HUDSON - BELK COMPANY Raleigh ' s Largest Department Store WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND LOOK FORWARD WITH PLEASURE TO SERVING YOU IN THE FUTURE Cop: Don ' t you know you can ' t turn around in the niiildle of the block ' . ' Miss Steeu:: Oh, Officer, I think I can make it. .lust watch. Dottie: Pass me the butter. Mrss ] Iyki!S (reproachfully): If wliat, Dott Dottik: If you can reach it. DRINK in bottles FLOWERS ' Cut Flowers Corsages Groduation Bouquets Decorations PHONE 4070 J. J. FALLON CO Jnc. ■■« ,• ;ero„ the FInuers He Sell JANTZENSWIMSUITS Are Distinctive and Smart Select Yours From Lewis Sporting Goods Co. 112 West Hargett Street JOHN ASKEW CO, Inc. Painting and Interior Decorating Estimates mode in and out of town Tel.-i.linne 2705 320 Glenwond Ave. The VANITY SHOP is head- quarters for COLLEGE STYLES Featured at Popular Prices $1.99 to $3.95 VANITY lleaiitijul Shoes 11. ' ) Fayelleville Sirert Manqel UNDERWEAR DRESSES, COATS AND SUITS Fan Tan Hosiery Liz (when left in charge of little Jeannette): .Mother, won ' t you please come speak to the baby? She ' s sitting on the fly paper and there are a lot of flies waiting to get on. Mrss Ki ' HNs: What three words are most commonly used among college students? Bianciif: I don ' t know. Miss Kl jins: Correct. IF YOUR HAIR IS NOT BECOMING TO YOU YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US Producing Loveliness is our Specialty Contoure Beauty Aids WILLETT ' S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 5097 14 1 2 W, Martin St Paleigh, N. C. Office Flinnc .3778 Plant Pliune 4221 HOOD-MODEL DRY CLEANING COMPANY ••Ask the Folks Wc Serve Main Office: 13 S. Wilmington Street Plant: 304 Pace Street RALEIGH, N C You are always WELCOME at WALGREEN ' S We appreciate your business Everything in Fine Jewelry Watch Repairing A Specialty ALL WORK GUARANTEED JOB P. WYATT SONS COMPANY HARDWARE : IMPLEMENTS DU PONT PAINT : VARNISHES : OIL SEEDS : PLANTS : BU LBS RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Is this a tree translation? asked Miss Raynor in the book stu No, nia ' m, replied Miss Clark, It will cost you two dollars. Mariam had just returned from her first time at church. She beamed proudly as she announced that the minister had spoken to her Well, said Mrs. Boyd. What did he say 1I- ri.vm: He told me to stop talking. For Youthful Sophistication We suggest Cortwrights by Martha Gale and Ellen Key Dresses Exclusive with THE ELITE SHOP 129 1 2 Fayetttnille Slrcct BRANTLEY ' S SONS Expert Druggists Fine Sodas FOR PURE CLEAR CRYSTAL IC E AND HtGH GRADE COAL DILLON SUPPLY CO, MILL SUPPLIES Heating Equipment Modern Machine Shop RALEIGH DURHAM PHONE 492 CAPITAL ICE AND COAL CO., INC. (.on S ' ,,.t Harpetl Slr.-fl Welcome STl ' DENTS AND F-ACULTY T.. POOLE ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE fl-c .Sperm ,;.. ,„ ALL LLNES OF BEAITY CI LTURE Inrluiling Expert Haircutting PHONE 316.5 7 Wcjt Harwell . ' Street W. H. KING DRUG CO. Wholesale Dru gs 17 S Wilmington St, Phone 245 RALEIGH N C What is a hypocrite? A person who goes to class with a smile on her face Miss KniNs: What three words are ninst cnnimonly useil among college students Blanche: I don ' t know. Miss KniNs: Correct. IF YOUR HAIR IS NOT BECOMING TO YOU YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US Producing Loveliness is our Specialty Contoure Beauty Aids WILLETT ' S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 5097 14 I 2 W. Martin St Raleigh, N. C Office Phone 3778 Planl Phone 4221 HOOD-MODEL DRY CLEANING COMPANY ' •Ask the Folks We Serve- Main Office: 13 S. Wilmington Sircet Plant: 304. Pace Street RALEIGH, N C Everything in Fine Jewelry Watch Repairing A Specialty ALL WORK GUARANTEED You are always WELCOME at WALGREEN ' S We appreciate your business JOB P. WYATT SONS COMPANY HARDWARE : IMPLEMENTS DU PONT PAINT : VARNISHES : OIL SEEDS : PLANTS : BULBS RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Is this a free translation? asked Miss Raytior in the book store No, ma ' m, replied Miss Clark, It will cost you two dollars. Mariani had just returned from her first time at church. She lieamed proudly as she announced that the minister had spoken to her ■•Well. said Mrs. Boyd. What did he say? M. 1!I. m: He told me to st ip talkinq. For Youthful Sophistication We suggest Cartwrights by Martha Gale ond Ellen Kay Dresses Exclusive with THE ELITE SHOP 12 ' ) 1 2 F.i ptt.-vill.- Slreet BRANTLEY ' S SONS Expert Druggists Fine Sodas FOR PURE CLEAR CRYSTAL I C E -■- AND HIGH GRADE COAL DILLON SUPPLY CO. MILL SUPPLIES Heating Equipment Modern Machine Shop RALEIGH DURHAM PHONE 492 CAPITAL ICE AND COAL CO., INC. 600 est Hargett Slreel Welcome STUDENTS ANn F.ACILTY T.. POOLE ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE He Af,eciullze in LL LINES OF BE. ITY CLLTLRF Including Expert Haircutting PHONE 3165 7 West Hargett Street What is a hypocrite? A person who goes to cla W. H. KING DRUG CO. Wholesale Drugs 1 17 S Wilmington St Phone 245 RALEIGH, N C ile on her face. Where have we heard these names before? Calvin-Roni-Ben-Ra,vmon(l-Bill-Tommy-Ja(k-Kaii-Jiie- Bits -Ne(l-An(ly- CC. - ' Hotiha ( Hatcher )-Tim-Ranisey-Dick-Heiiry-Haiold-Johii-Ui(IFre(Ulie-Krank. Use Your Credit at HERBERT ROSENTHAL BEAUTIFUL SHOES J EWELRY - GIFTS DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE Av ' H.pair l),;„„l,„n,l Edenton Street Methodist Sunday School Welcomes the Peace College Girls REV. El ' GENE C. FEW. I ' asior C. A. DTIXON. Supi. , ' i Sniuhn s,li„„l GEO. MARSH CO. IIno.rp,„al.-.ll Wholesale Distributors FINE FOOD PRODUCTS RALEIGH, t J C. CjE iiisilKfe STYLE AND QUALITY At Modest Prices COATS, SUITS, FROCKS For All Occasions HATS and ACCESSORIES Raleigh ' s Smartest Shop 126 Fayetteville Street CAROLINA COACH COMPANY Carolina Owned and Operated THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUSES ON THE HIGHWAY Low Fares Frequent Schedules Nation-wide Service S, LLV Moore (at Booii-Iseley ' s) : I vant some metashio ice cream. Ji ' dy: Are you still taking a cold sliower every morning? MARriiA E.: Xo, it takes too much time. Jiiiy; It only takes two minutes. .M.uiiii.i E.; Yes. but I speml 4.t minutes in bed hesitating. MOORE JOHNSON CO. .•1 Prngressiie Ini lirance Agency INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS Lawyers Building RALEIGH. NORTH C. R0LIN.4 HILKER BROS. Tailors - Cleaners - Furriers Fur Storage - Dyeing Offices: 16 West Hargelt Street 511 HilUboro Street PHONES: 4060 and 298.5 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 for college girls. HAL V. WORTH, Superintendent of Bible School DAVID WORTH, Assistant Superintendent REV. P D. MILLER, DD, Pastor COXE- FERGUSON DRUGS Prescriptions Cnrner Salisbury and Hillsboro Streets RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA JEANS SMART SHOP for SMART WOMEN Styles of Individuality RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Pei.gy; Oh, you strong and good-looking man, what sport did you make your lette Cscik: None dear, that ' s for Good Gulf Gasoline. Joke EiiiTnii: I wish I had some I ' eal jokes. Why don ' t yoii try your hand at it? S.M.i.YK Jd EV: If you ' d sit still lor awhile I minht paint your picture. - Furiii-h Tlail-porliUion VANITY BEAUTY SHOP -Crcnlor of Bfttir Ferwiment Waves We appreciate the patronage of both Faculty and Students of Peace College 305 Pace .Street Phone 2278 Open Evening. I,y . pp.,inlment It pays to make EF I R D ' S your shopping place YOU SAVE MONEY BYNUM PRINTING COMPANY BETTER PRINTING 692— PHONES 693 PATRONIZE PIGGLYWIGGLY For the liest i;r()i:kriks - fresh meats fresh fruits and vegetables rai live .Stores Courteous Serv Re able Pi ■u- (),nn;l H„mr Mimngcd PIGGLY WIGGLY California Fruit Store .30 Years as the Headquarters and Meeting Place for College Students Speaks for Quality and Service LUNCHES : CANDIES SODAS : FRUIT Miis. D.vusiK (ill gym class i : .Mary Jane, what is interiuetive dancing? M.vRY J.vnk: Pledge dances, Homecoming, mid-winters, and May Frolics. Km.m Tmcimas: I useil to tliink- M v)n H.: What made you stupV PERSON STREET PHARMACY Three Stores PERSON STREET CAMERON PARK HAYES BARTON P D GATTIS, Prop A Complete Line of Nationally Advertised Drugs Plus Q Selected Assortment of Toilet Items Soda Our Specialty DAIRY PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED MILK BUTTER - EGGS BIERLEY ' S ORANGEADE ICE CREAM at Better Drug Stores and Soda Fountains Pine State Creamery Glfiiwood Avenue Teleplinne 3910 BROGDEN PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale FRUITS PRODUCE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Your Patronage Appreciated AMBASSADOR, STATE, PALACE and CAPITOL operated by NORTH CAROLINA THEATRES, Inc. The Best in Photoplays, Vaudeville and Stage Shows At Popular Admission Prices Adams rib made the first all-talkii Sarah Stillky: Who is your favorite author? Makgaret L.: My Dad. S. S.: What did he ever write? Maiigakkt L.: Clieelis. DARLING SHOP 131 Fayetteville Street It ' s a Darling Dress CLASSICS IN STYLES FOR CAMPUS SCHOOLROOM AND STREET WEAR AT PRICES TO FIT YOUR BUDGET Phone 4505 STROP TAXI CO. 25c a Trip in City Limits 1 or 4 Day and Night Service Each Stop IS Q Full Trip REASONABLE RATES for OUT OF TOWN TRIPS Always Ready 3800 PHONE 3800 Call Us for the Correct Time OAK CITY LAUNDRY 436 S Salisbury Street TRICLENE Odorless Dry Cleaning Hots Cleaned and Blocked Rugs Shami: PHONES ISO and 181 MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA A Standard College for Young Women Courses offered in Arts and Sciences, in Music, in Art, leading to the B A. and B S. degrees Prepares for life, for vocation, or for further study. Charges reasonable. For catalogue or further information write CHAS, E BREWER, President Anna Bki.i.k: What is a vaeuum? Hki.k.n- Pi uiiiK (alter thiiiliiiis a iimnieiil I : I liave it in my head, but I can ' t express it. Lena (when she received Ben ' s Christmas present): I said I would forgive your past, hut I am disappointed in your present. 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 pleasures 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 conven- iences! You can manage a home successfully and at the same time carry on with your vocation or profession. Electrical appliances will provide you with the necessary time and perform your household tasks efficiently and economically. CAROLINA POWER b LIGHT COMPANY Mrs. Pbedix: Why are you malting faces at that bulldog Vei.ma Lee: He started it. (lilfilNng the requirements of ihe e Annual Suff we have combined indard of quality so essential In of fine yearbooks. Lynchburg : are built by an organization hool annuals e.clusi.ely, there- staff of the personal and In. re so necessary In the planning CHBURG RAVING OMPANY- LYNCHBURG • VIRGINIA C -iuId U af O tU ' i- cAnnucuL- Mrs. M kv: Eleanor, 1 would like tor you to serve at a tea I ' m having Tliursday TAYLOR ' S The Show Place of the Carolinas Buy all your needs at this good store and you will never make a mistake DRESSES : SUITS : COATS : COSTUMES ; FURS : UNDERWEAR GLOVES ; HOSIERY : SCARFS ; JEWELRY BAGS : LUGGAGE : NOVELTIES TAYLOR ' S The Show Place of the Carolines Patents Prescriptions Raleigh Wilson G S. Tucker Bros., Inc. We Carry the Most Complete FURNITURE Stock of and COSMETICS HOME FURNISHINGS City of Raleigh We Appreciate Your Visit Our Patronage Soda Fountain and Luncheonette Clayt on Smithfield Spealiing of unemployment, the average man has 12,000,000,000 brain cells M. Lamukih : They say that students ' niintls are not receptacles to be filled but fir to be kindled. My Wednesday Bioh gy class must be green wood. PEACE A JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA For the Education and Culture of Young Women I COLLEGE COURSES. II, COURSES PREPARATORY TO COLLEGE COURSES, III SPECIAL COURSES IN ART, PIANO, VOICE, EXPRESSION, HOME ECONOMICS, AND COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, SITUATION — Location in capital city affords special opportunities, delightful social advantages; athletics supervised indoor and outdoors by physical director. Special attention to individual development. Climate permits outdoor life all winter. FOR CATALOGUE OR OTHER INFORMATION, WRITE THE PRESIDENT PEACE A Junior College for Women RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA The photography in this annual is by DUNBAR AND DANIEL The Annual Staff wishes to acknowledge with sincere appreciation the courtesies extended us by PRESTON, Inc Miss Boswkm.: What is the greatest necessity in all walks of life? Phokhe: Shoes. JiDv: Yes. I ' m taking my art seriously now. Si sik; Hut is any,.ne i-lsf? Compliments of T. H. BRIGGS SONS, Inc. Carolina ' s Oldest Wholesale and Retail Hardware House Raleigli, N. C. Estalili-lied 186.5 Phone N... 4.5 WAKE THEATRE Welcome Peace Raleigh ' s Reasonable Price Theatre I ' liH,,.. L ' OT ' J 702 N. lVi-..n . ' 1. PENNY ' S SHOE SHOP We strive to give our patrons the best in workmanship and material C..rn.T Person anil Pare Street Moke Boon-lseley Drug Co. Your Headquarters We Cairy a Complete Line of all well-known Perfumes, Cold Creams end Face Powder CUT RATE DRUGS CANDIES SODAS We Deliver PHONE % PERSON STREET SANDWICH SHOP 610 North Person Street TELEPHONE 3380 U S E ASK FOR GOLDEN TAP GRAPEFRUIT JUICE At the Soda Fountain And insist upon being served in DIXIECUPS Garland C. Norris Company You ' ll Know the Difference V A - Sti iii:nt: Can you tell me the way to the study hall? Makv Eliz.ibeth; I ' m sorry, but I ' m a student here too. Miss RiciiARiis: Your answer reminds me nf QuebeO. Jo: How come? Miss RieiiAROs: It is built on a bluff. CONFIDENCE You The youny ladies nf Peaee Avho are sensi- tive to qiijility appeal and those who in- stinctively buy where complete confidence will enjoy may be placed are among our most wel- come customers. shopping It is ever the policy of this Company to continue to merit such confidence by at constant attention to the proper relations of quality and price. Preston Inc. BOYLAN-PEARCE, INC Raleigh ' s Shopping Center RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA PROVIDENT MUTUAL LIFE FINE JEWELRY INSURANCE COMPANY lia.lges. Pins and Charms. Uance I ' r..- ranis. Party Favors, Gifts with llir of Phi]adel|ihia .■ eal. Awards and Trophies, Stationerv. Organized 1865 Invitations. Make your later years happy with Write for Free Catalog a retirement life income L G BALFOUR COMPANY FRANK M HARPER SON in Broad Grace Arcade DISTRICT AGENTS RICHMOND. VIRGINIA R LKI(;il. NOIiTII (AKdl.lNV WUIKII m.KRs..n. Krprr,r„t„n,, ' W H Williams Co, Inc. CINDERELLA Distributors Wear Cinderella Slippers for BELLWOOD FOOD PRODUCTS STYLE . COMFORT Price $5 00 : $8 75 20 South Mth Street VISITOUR BARGAIN BASEMENT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA FOR ECONOMY INSIST ON LANCE ' S Rose ' s 5-10-25c Stores LANCE PACKING CO, Inc. Candies and Peanut Products Over one hundred stores PHONE 3463-W in R E GRAHAM, Representative tive Southern States RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Miss Sau.s (dictating a long biosraphy of Francis Bacon): Bacon died- VuiiK KEio.M TiiK KK.Mi; Thank goodnessl Both beautiful and dumb My true love must be: Beautiful so I ' ll love her, And dumb so she ' ll love BARBOUR PRODUCE CO. Dealer m FRUITS AND PRODUCE Wholesale Only Phone 2664 - Res. Phone 301 3-J At City Market •■The Family Lalin- (In rvicewl idi we Fine are j and in 1st right ng IS shirts ■Yes dear I wish I liad cnown of ihe Capit do- 1 loo. fine 1 al City Laun- )ng ago. You can enjoy this aundn service. HI 1 -all 74. A STUDENT ' S AIM To live at school. And never fool. And spend my days sighing; To wear sad looks. And read school books. And look half dead or dying. THE PRODIGAL ' S PHILOSOPHY ' Mid pleasures and palaces Though we may roam When the stomach is empty There ' s no place like home! ' VOICE IX DORM IX DEAD OF XIGHT Wake up. quick, wake up! Can ' t. Why not? Ain ' t sleeping. Fr. n: Kit, what is an abbreviation? Kit: Xancy Sutton ' s skirts. Autographs Autographs ■ .