Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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An artist coiilil paint of each uiil at Peare a poitiait liiat would reveal i, . ,i, j in a very special wav tiie s])irit ol tlu- traditional South: for the customs. Iieliefs. and ideals of our Alma Mater resemlile the spirit of tliat colorful period in our history preceding the War Between the States. The old fashioned ji,irl. hoop skirts, and magnolias, tiaditional of the Old South, have long since departed; hut the modern girl as a charming ladv is comparalile with the Sonlhern helle. admired liv all. Bv recalling the Spiiit ol the Old South, the annual stall of 1950 paints for each of you a lasting picture of the spirit of I ' EACE.

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■tt i The Collese 7 The Classes 13 Activities 61 Features 81 Advertisements 89 ' .

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cdcccitcaK in l• l(•t■l and vvjlli lejRlci dcNdlioii wi ' dedicate tlie 1956 LoTUS to Miss Joyce Fowler. Seldom diiiini; our eollegiale years lia e we the privilege liolli to rec- ognize anti to l)e siilijected to the undeistaiiding affection and gentle guidance oi one who for nine years has given niiicli lime a]i(i ceaseless effort to hel]) moid and strengthen the lives of Peace girls. As Director of the PInsical P dncation Department, Miss Fowler has ingeniously added lo conslani lopcmsiliility a simmering wit. And who among lier students has not lell the pleasant glow of her warm jiersonality? lint the iorce which prompts Miss Fowler ' s every action is a Christian heart dedicated lo our- growth. To Miss t ' owler we offer our affection — vet nioic. a lo e that reflects the very example she has set foi ii .