Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

T L I .:: . I PEACE COLL EGE, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA REWORD Fair (r ' nicc, miil nlic of dcpditid -iCortli I I iiniKirtiil, llnmi li iiti more; tlioii( li fiilli II. ! i(iit! — Hhv( Tlu ' uiMloiii, art, ami ln ' aut (if tliu ancit ' iit (ireeks -.till live in our iniidrni world. ' I ' lu ' liociks CDntaiiiiiii; tlir iilcaN (it H ' rcat iiKii of (ii-(_ ' ecc still adiirn (iiii- liliraiv sliclv(. ' s. Her (I ' lids and ijiiddt ' sscs |K ' rs(iinfv to us tlie virtues and talents for wliieli «e all strive. Tile ideals, tlie standards, and e en the liuildini;s (if I ' eaee ( ' ollenc radiate that same aura of a l(i e of Icariiinfi ' , a sense of liciuity, and a eulti ation of talent that character- ized that lonii ' atfo civili ation which has |irofiiselv influenced our culture. In tills I.orrs, we will adorn the [iraise- worthy with laurel leaves, prove the worth of vai ' ious institutions and various |ieo|ile liy the very words of the learned (iieek |iliilos(i|ihers, and endeavor to reca|iture the die ' iiitied classic sjileiidor of an iiii- e(|ualle(l civilization. ' J ' lie coiii|iarison of (ireece with oui ' col- leec is the hiiihcst form of |iraise we can render. .3 5 WILLIAM I ' KACK ()iic ' liiiridrrd yiars ann, William I ' cacc H ' aM ' tlic first iiioiu ' v to lici iii till ' scIkidI uliu ' li |iriui(ll licars liis iiainc. In tin-, mil ' 1!)- )T Liiri s wc honor liiiii. CONTENTS THE COLLEGE THE CLASSES 13 ACTIVITIES 63 FEATURES 87 ADVERTISEMENTS 95 V ... i M DEDICATION To MISS FHANCKS SL ' TKH wr d.-dicat,- tin- 11157 I.orrs. In liir ijuift way slit- is a vital part of our c-olli-gr life at Pt-aci-. As the advisor to tlie Student Council, she has shown her interest in the ji-rowth of the individual girl. Her own aetions are exemplary of the high })rinei} les wjiieh she has expeeted us to follow. Miss Suter ' s olliee .■ind lii-art are opened to any girl who seeks her help. Heeause cd ' her sineerity. iritilligenee. c ' h.irni. .and honor, we are prouil to dedicate this .innu.i] to our . e.adeniie l)e.iM Miss ,Sut -r. Malinrr, mil ffnhl, ix i, ' .)w;rt j? ' ,v hrsi adonimf III . — . 1 i: N ' OKit 6 TRIBUTE To DR. CHARLES Tl ' RXKR. wlio li.is .riri.Ju-.l our lives both scliolastically and spiritually in his first yrar at Hcatf — wt pay trihntr. llv is ont- rit-lily ittcii ,-inil shares his knowlcdfre and faith in a dynamic way. His cliapel services have helped us to find ourselves and to become better acquainted with tiie spiritual values of life. Wittv. wise, and always working — tliis is Dr. ' I ' urtier to whom we pav our affection, gratitude, and — tribute. Ilapjii is till- man piLwcwttHf Thf suptrior lu l 1 lilrss ntf Of a J II ilif in f n t a n il a iasii- A cm rati-, iifinni. (itid chusic. — Aristophanes A Board of Trustees OFFICKRS William I . . It ' i Iifr.soii James D. Kilf orc Chairfnil i I ' ict ' -i ItainiKLti {r Dun Carson William C. Prt-sslv Asxistani Sfcrftarif Secrftary-Trfasuri ' r .1. C. Allis.Mi. liahifjh Mrs. (rforgf ]■ ' . A ' ingt ' r. I.aiirinliurj ' I ' homas M. Bt-lk. C ' liarliittc Arcliir Cannon. C ' onconl The Rev. Don C-irson. .Saiilor,! E. B. Crow. .Ir.. Wilson Neill A. Currir. .Jr.. l- ' ayettf ille Mrs. (ieorge I ' incli. ' riioni;is ille Kehin (iray. HaU-igh .folin Holhrook. Lowell The Rev. William li. Hooil. Wall.iee Karl (i. Hudson. ,lr.. Ral,-inli Mrs. Julian H. Hntaff. F.iyettev ill, James D. Kilgore. Raleigh Dr. F. L. Knight. .Santord The Rev. Charles K. .S. Kr.-imier. D.D.. Richmond. ' ;i. Mis. H. li. l.aey. Raleigh II H. Littrell. Roeky Mount Ileetor Mael.e.an. Lundierton K. li. .Manning. Roanoke Rapids .Mrs. C. C. MeAUister. Favetteville William 1 ' . .Mcl ' herson. Raleigh The Rei. W. ,S. I ' atterson. D.ividson Dr. .I..iiii Rhodes. Raleigh The |{e . lien l.aey Rose. Riehmond. ' .i. Raymond . .Snow. Raleigh The Re . T!M m|ison li. .Soutii.dl. .States ilh- Charles .M. .S))rinkle. Winston-Salem The Rev. Jann-s Sprnnt. D.D.. Raleigh Mrs. Thomas .St.amps. Raleigh The Rev. .lohn Maek Walker. Roan.ike Rapids The Rev. Roy F. Watts. D.D.. High I ' oint The Rev. .1. H.-irrv Whit n. D.D.. Tliom.asville The Rev. .Mnr|iii ' v Williams. ,lr.. Wilson Mrs. Rohert Wvatt. Raleigii Woman ' s Advisory Committee .Mrs. (ir.ah.MTii 1 ' . .Miern.itliy . St.anly .Mrs. I.oyd Ardr.y. C hari.itti- .Mrs. Isaae Averv. Statesville Mrs. E. L. Barher. Raleigh Mrs. Jame.s R. Benson. Wilnnngton Mis.s Mary Blaek. Davidson Mrs. W. O. Burgin. Le. ington Mrs. Herman Camphell. Finehurst .Mrs. I.awrene - Caven.augh. W.all.iee .Mrs. (ieorge Ch.adwit ' k. Wilmington .Mrs. C. Don Cortey. North Wilkeshoro .Mrs. .1. B. A. Daughtridge. Roeky ,M(.iiiil .Miss (iraee Edminston. Mt. lll.-i .Mrs. (,. R. EniMs. Jr., I.eland .Mrs. .) . . I ' .-irrior, Wars.aw .Mrs. Rud ' l ' ' onville. Burlington .Mrs. W. C. (loley, (iraharn .Mrs. Charles (irier. Carthage Mrs. Hovt .M. Ilaeknev. Sanlord Mrs. W. ' .M. Hall. Helniont Mrs. C. II. Haml, Lowell Mrs. D.aviil W.irtli. U.ileigli .Mrs. .1. K. Harper. Pinctojis .Mrs. Willis I. Henderson. .Jr.. .Mei-klenlinrg .Mrs. (). R. Hodgin. Thoniasville Mrs. Dan Il.dler. Raleigh .Mrs. .Inli.in Hutatt ' . Fayette ilh- •Mrs. 1 ' ' ,. .lohnstmi Ir in. Coneord .Mrs. Emus .laekson. (iasttULia .Mrs. R. C. .Jenkins. Tliomas ille .Mrs. .lames .lohnson. Lumlx-rton .Mrs. ' iet n- King. S.anford Mrs. . . .1. .M.ives. Tavlorsvilh ' Mrs. W.illaee Melver. Santord .Mrs. 11. C. .MeLauehlin. Raelord .Mrs. .S, L, R.-irker. .Ir.. Kinston .Mrs. R.-irks H. .Moore. (i.astoni;i .Mrs. Cli.arles Farrish. I ' ' u(pi.-i .Springs .Mrs. .1. C. I ' riee, Fineville .Mrs. Erie Rodgi-rs. Seotl.and Nrek .Mrs. lie.mn.ert Whitten. Cli.irlotte .Mrs. R. A. Willis. .Monro,- Mrs. .I;inies Wilson, Fayette ' illp THE COLLEGE Administration Dli WILLIAM (. PHKSSLY Otic (■an liariily think of Pcacf witlioiit thinkinj of its l)rlo e-d iirrsidciit. Dr. Pressly. Any fojlfgt guitlfd l)y a man who stresses per- sunal c ' ontat ' t with his students is indeed blessed. A rare t ' ond)ination of the benevolent tatlu-r. the S lilt I urn ■ iitltnian, and a cap- able adininistiator. |)r. Lrcssly lias a rcscr ' ed section in the heart of cvcrv Peace irl. K MRS. LILLIAN M. FOX We arc all proud to introduce our parents, our friends and our visitors to our charming and lo ily dean, who n - cr fails to win them at once with licr gracious New K upland smoothness and her animated coii ersation. Mrs. l o spends many hours a day dealing with a netw )rk of social acti ities and house- hold luncticuis, yet still warms each girl who enters her oHicc with a welcoming smile. 10 Faculty Miss L-iDA Bai ' com liursar W Mils. Nell Wade Booth Comnifrcial Subjects, A.B. Miss Elizabkth Caliiwki.i. Ilistiirii, A.B.. A.M. mk Mrs. Frances Darue.v Mi o.v c.v.v Mrs. Sally Davis Xurxe, R.N i-ij Mils. Kleandr I)i. ox - ■A ' - B H Connni-rcial Snlijects. A.B.. A.M. Miss N A N c Y Eubank s Sicrftarij to thi ' Pti-sidiut Miss JovrK. Kowlkh Health and Physical Kdmal Dn . A.B.. A.M. Miss Kthml (ihammkh Dirtitian Dr. Carl Hjortsvang Voice, Speech, A.B.. H.Miis M.Mus.. D.S.M. Miss Evp;lvx Holloman Science, A.B. Miss Ciillken Johnson Piano, B.Mus., M.Mus. Mrs. Lillian .Tones Home Economics, B.S.. M.S. Mrs. K thkl .). Kirkpatrick ( ' ont mrreial Suhjecis, A.B. Miss Winifred Kihns Mathematics, A.B.. B.E.. M.S. n rag gPEKri Tr Faculty Miss WvNKLi.E Lewis Sinnush, A.H.. A.M. M Its. (a I- UK II INK MlLLEFi Orf an. A.M.. A.M. M ISS J (ILIA OaTES Kuf lish, A.B., A.M. M Iss MahKI. 1 ' I(;1[ .trt. Ilistari of .Irt Mits. .Makv UimuKs ( (nn nirriial Suh jt ' cis, A.H. M us, lii;ssiK Ul( II ARDSON Supfrx ' sor of ht liUnf .s and itrounds Mils. K rnKi. Hosk Lihraritu,. A.li., IJ.A. in L.S. Miss KkANC ' ES Sl ' TKK Ii, ' (i ' isirar, A.B.. A.M. M Its. M iMJitKij TiinipKN Hostrss Dll. CilAltl.Ks (asdX TrHNKR Hihlf. A.ll.. li.I).. Ph. I). Miss Ann Tvsoh Frrfiih, A.H.. A.M. Mit. I). K. Waiixkii A.ssisiaiii to thr l ' rr.s,(irnt. li.S.. M.K.I. I)it. Sanfohd Winston Psifi-holoif V a n d Socioloq q , A.ii.. I ' h.i), 12 CLASSES -::i 14 JlJL:LC( CA!ili1wutl ■ 1mfilt mlrl tv The Seniors Ei.i.EX Norton Sitrcidrii Lyndie James Frcskhiii Caroi.yx Tonn Vici-Prcsklciit Dorothy Newton Trcdsurcr ■ KL_ Pea( BK ' rsV HAI.KNTIXK RhIcIuI,. N. C. Pi ' I ' lu ' ta Mu . . . Petit MinlciiKn.icUf . . . Jcdnii ' ic tcitli till- Lit lit liroK-ii Hair . . . Apple lilos- .loiii Tniic . . . ipiiif xjur ' it. . , . MARTHA FRANC KS RARRRF.V Clinton, . C. Sinnia I ' ln Ka|i|ia . . . xnii ' s (iiiil lo-siius . . . till ' (jiildiii (fir] . . . filter pi ' is ' nuj . . . .strme hut. . . . I ' l-csiclcnt of Siunia I ' lii Ka|i|ia i: Hall Cliairnian 4; Social Cliaiiinaii 4 ; Presi- dents Council 4. ( AROI.VN M NAl I. RKA rV Silcr City, N. C. Rlio Delta Chi . . . pearl . . . eliisxii ' . . . pink ori miili . . . siiiile. . . . Junior Class Pi ' csidcnt ' i: May Court 15; International Relations Cluli ;5. 4 ; P.S.C.A. Cahinet !3. 4, I ' residcnt 4; Student Coun- cil a, 4 ; Honor Court 4 : Presidents Council 4; Outstanfliny Senior 4. Senio 16 ollege .MAKV JANE BOYDELL Greensl)()ro, N. t ' . Rho Delta Clii . . . Mm- brocade . . . urU-iji-Doiiiid . . . settled . . . Qiiehines Fleiirs. . . . Treasurer of Rho Delta Chi i: Loirs Staff 4.. tiir MARY CABELL CARLAX Caiulor, N. C. Rho Delta Chi . . . kitten . . . blue cashwere . . . KU:uibet}i Barrett lirou-ning . . . youthful laughter. I ' a]ivius Chil) . ' 3, i. President -i; Vicc- Piesident of P.S.C.A. 4: Dramatics Cliih 4; Peace Times 3, i: I otis Staff i: Phi Theta Kap])a 3, -1, Secretary i: Siiriiia Pi Al])iia !3, i. Treasurer i: Outstaiuliutj Senior 4. LL ' CY CATHERINE CONNOR (ireenshoro. N. C. Sitrnia Phi Kappa . . . bubbles atul biinglcs . . . yregarioiis . . . Written on the Wind . . . spring- time. . . . Dramatics Club 4; Home Economics Cluh 4. f ' 57 17 Peace NAX( V K KLV CUr.MP liiilc-ioh. N. f. I ' hl ' I ' hi-ta Mu . . . Tcndcrlji . . . xii ppliin- . . . Til-i ' ct . . . Veil U.S. (iroiiii Cliaii-inan 4; Maislial i. ANN l-: ANCKI.IXK DAVIS Rak ' igh, N. C. Pi ' I ' licta .Mu . . . for: l|■t . . . ihitfnilil.s . . . Surct Talk . . . Ilhihlr. . . . Choir ;j, 4; Lorrs Staff ' .i. .MAH ' l ' HA JKNNIK KLMOHE Suffolk. a. Rho Delta Chi . . . hiiskji voice . . . iiuliHiitli hiippij . . . Siiiijiiuj till ' !lii( x . . . Bond Stmt. . . . Seniors 18 College (iUACK (;AWTHR()P .liu-kMim nil- ' , N. C. Rlin Di ' lta Chi . . . Liixriiilcr hue . . . liroad-iCiin . . . ihampdcinc . . . .Stnidovdri. LoTis Staff 4 ; Dramatics C ' luli i, rrcsident ■1 ; Choir -t. GAIL KATHLEEN GODWIN AshvilK.. N, V. Rho Delta Chi . . imidcni pditi ' i . hiitlur-hi)ii lid hooks . . Cho[i(itni . . . . Fire (iiid he. ' I ' hi Thcta Ka|i])a . ' 5, 4, I ' resulont 4; Si ma I ' i Alpha . ' J. 4. Secretary 4; Papyrus Club • ' 3, 4. Secretary 4 ; Presidents Council 4 ; International Relations Clul) 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Outstandinir Senior 4; Lotvs Staff ' . ' j, 4 ; Associate Editor 4 ; Peace Times :3. 4. ANNE HAMMERSLA Hickory, N. C. Sisrnm Phi Kappa . . . (jdvel . . . forest i reeii . . . hrisk . . . (ijieii minded. . . . Student Cinnicil 4; President of Honor Court 4 : Phi Theta Kapjia 3, 4 ; Sigma Pi Alpha . ' 3, 4: Presidents Council 4: Out- standing Senior 4. of ' 57 19 V Peace MHCilMA sn-: IIAHHIS Launiiliiiin, N. L. Rlio Delta Chi . . . hniici) (iiid (liistiiiifx . . . (liploiiiiific ■ ■ . nciitlc . . . Cliiin- lie liiiir. . . . Student Couiieil 4; I ' resident cit Student Hody i; P.S.C ' .A. Cal.inet ;i, 4; Honor Court 4; Junior Class Seeretarv ' i : Presi- dents Couneil 4; Outstandiii ' Senior 4. ANdKLA JKAWETTA HII.LIAHl) Haleie-h, N. C. I ' i Theta Mu . . . tiiiK i) . . . Hciiiliiiiiult . . . 7 ' (( rc,v.v . . . ml rilvit. . . . I ' resident of I ' i Theta Mu 4: iee- I ' resident of Alt Chill 4; Intel-national Relations Clul) 4; l ' a]ivnis Chili 4; Husiness Start ' of LoTrs . ' 5, 4: Assistant IJusmess M maiier of T.OTIN 4. tLAI DINK KRIDKU HOlKilN Raeford. N. C. Rho Delta Chi . . . ;■ I. (Ill Ill ' . . . Mddii INC liiillirfli . . . siiird i . . . Did II (I. Athletic Council 3; Choir 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Loxrs Staff 4; ' icc-Prcsidcnt of Rho Delta Chi 4; Presidents Council 4. Seniors 20 College PATRICIA WAllHKX HOI.I-AND Norfolk, V.-i. Hlio Delta Chi . . . (iristocrat . . . iiii portid liiicii . . . C ' lidiitl Xo. ' i . . . Mdiitiiriini. . . . LoTCs Stuff -t : (itrou|i Cimii-umn -t ; Scc- rctui-v of Hlio I)flt,-i Chi 4. NANCY KNKJHT HOKTON Ralfiyli. N. C. Hho Delta Chi . . . rui cil bliii- . . . Pftcr Briuid . . . joi ' iid . . . tidip.i. . . . Home Eeonoiiiics Chili ;}. 4. of ' 57 21 .MARCiARKT I.VNWOOI) JAMES Fnuiktowii, i . l{ho Delta Chi ■latin coijfiirc . . . Comic . . starched cotton. . . . ciniiin; P.S.C.A. Cabinet ;3, Secretary i : Student Council i: Papyrus Club . ' i ; Senior Class President 4: Peace Timc.i Staff ;3; ke- President of .lunioi- Class ;5: Miss Peace 4. ' -i!ra8E?rr«if ' -«!w: v,.- r- ' A Peace AXNIE nVTU .TOIIXSOX Diii ' liHiii, . C. UIki Delta ( ' III . . . RccaK.sf . . . U ' hiti- ndtiii . . . iifiitiicufi . . . .sincffitij. . . . KMK MAXIM ' . KEARNEY Raleluli. X. C. I ' i Tlit ' ta Mil . iris . . . ' lln- Stiiiil iiiul tlir Sen . . . ti jinc-ritcr ribbons . . . bli lln . . . . Papyrus t ' lul) 3; Eotis Staff :5 ; Art t ' lub ;3; Secrctarv of Pi Tlicta Mu i Ciroui) C ' liaiiniaii i. BETTY lUEXE KEY Saiitonl, X. C. Klio Dflta t ' hi . . . l)iiiu-i liiilli r ' niii. Ddurc . . . sm giiUs . . . (iiudtiiiii . . . I ' liiiilorii. . . . Choir ;}, 4.. Seniors 22 College CAROLYN ' KIXG (MRS.) RaK ' iuh. X. C. Sigma Phi Ka|i| a . . . Kiu lisli Chinii . . . blind iif i iilil ■ . ■ Pen f lope . . . Kiin . . . lARJORIE LOUISE LINZKY Ruluiuh. . C. Riio Delta Chi . . . iliic . . . C ' liiiiitilli . . . jup . . . Aii- t mil II (( T ' C.S ' . . . . Home Economics Chilj . ' i ; l ' a])yrus Chili !J ; Athletic Council -t; President 4; Presidents Council -!•; Chief Marshal i: Lons Staff 4 ; Peme Turns Staff !3. JOYCE ANN LITTLE Rakit li, . C. Pi Theta Mil . . . iSoiit for II Slimmer Xii lif . . . tiir- y«o(.sc X ' fh ' ct . . . zcliitc orchid . . . sliiirt- litind pud. . . . of 57 23 ' trrwpnr. nrrja E, Peace (ILEXDA RUTH LOWE Elkin, N. C. Hlio Delta Chi . . . pcdclus iiikI crciiiii . . . iiidltir-iif-jdct . . . (l(i7Cii . . . xiifdlicrs. . . . l)r; itii-s Clul) ;}, 4. IMARCiARET DIT-L IJCAS (iiceiisljoro, N. C. Ulio Delta ( ' hi . . . mink . . . [Htltsli . . . sinishinc and ticriils . . . Ill mil uii till- terrace. . . . Student Coiiiieil 4. «V .11 DITH ANNE MtCURBIN Kalelyli. N. ( ' . PI Tiieta Mu . . . Siisiiii li. Aiitlioiii . . . link frees . . . Iiiii e xilli . . . riihie.i. . . . Viee-l ' resi.leiit of Phi Tlieta Mu 4; Inter- national Relatinns C ' luh . ' 3, -i. Secretary ■ ; Papyius Club . ' 5, 4; Peine Times Staff . ' 5. 4; LoTis Start ' 4; Grouj) Ciiairinan 4. Seniors 24 :olle9e NANCY JO INIcXEILL Nicliols, S. C. Rho Delta ( ' 111 . . . (Idi.i ' u.s . . . pdtiturdl . . . clifcrfiil ' Alxcdipi NANCY HAHKIKT .MAKDKK HifhiiKiMil. a. Rho Delta Chi . . . pdrtiix . . . Sfdii Kenton . . . i onnii nioihrn . . . red herninddx. . . . Pi-fsideiit of Rho Delta Chi i: I ' resi.leiits CoiiiK ' il 4; International Relations Cluh -i ; LoTi-s Stat! ' -t. HKLKNE (JRACE MAHONY Richmond, a. Rho Delta Chi . . . mint (jreeii . . . dignity . . . evert - hddi ' i friend . . . Psi che. . . . Seeietaiv of Honor Court -i; Alpha I ' i Ejjsilon !3, i: ' iee-Presi(lent 4: Lorrs Stati ' 4.  f ' 57 r Peace MARY AW MANNING Bctlu ' l, X. C. Klio Di ' lta Chi . . . Hi ' k Ii III)! . . . Aiiniiiini f iil . . . cluiiiijiiii iif hire . . . ]Viiul iSiiiif . . . . Sfcri ' taiv of Atlilc ' tii- Cnuiu-ll -t : Lotts Staff 4. ' DOROTHY KLIZARF ril NEWTON SoutluTn I ' liies, N. C Simula Phi K;i|i|)a . . . Sfiirdiixf . . . orcli ' id . . . ihirk -,c ' nil . . . pciisifc. . . . Senior Class Tivasurcr 4; Alplia I ' i E])si- loii . ' 5, -t, I ' l-esidi ' iit 4: Si ' iTi ' tary of Stuili ' iit Council 4. ELLEN NORTON Laurinhurg, N. C. l{ho Dflta Chi . . . (lijiKiiiiic . . . Tniv l.ovi . . . lildch- Kjicd Susans . . . pip ti ' iiiiiiit ciiinli . . . . Senior Class Si ' cretary 4; (irou|i Chaii ' niaii Seniors 36 College (iLENDA LrCII-E PEARC ' E Villianisl)ui ' n ' , ' ;i. Rli,i Delta Chi . . . tditiuliir jKints . . . (iliiiiKiiu . . . Liiittiiit lufdhs . . . uti It ' . . . . Lull ' s Staff i. E ELYN EARLE PETERSUX — Rnleigli. . ( ' . Pi Tlicta Mu . . . liiicli . . . .strKcchcni hloiulc . . . iiptil . . . (lilt . . . . Iiitei-iiatioiial Relations Club . ' i, -i: Pa])_vrus Club . ' j, 4 ; (iiDuj) Chairman -i ; Ptiiti- T ' uius Staft ' . ' 5, 4: I.ons Staff . ' 5, 4. EI.IZ ARETII AW POLEARD Eannville, N. C. Rho Delta Chi . . . stilling silver . . . riiiiuiiiiDii . . . Florence Xit litint iile . . . elioeohite soclii. . . . (■roii|i Cliaiiinaii 4. of ' 57 27 - . Peace (lAIL t ' AXOVA POXS Wlliiiliiiitoii. . c. Hill. Delta (In . . . iiiiiiiihlf . . . cilico . . . (llciiii Milltr . . . Iiliick c iiis. . . . Alt dull +. Historian i: Student t ' i)uiicil -t. : PFXJGV ANN PRATT Kinst .n, N. C. Rlio Delta Cln . . . })ri)ii::c . . . cff tcifiu i . . . Aida . . . li.ijiiiiisihlc. . . . Stuijent Ccniiieil . ' 5: Lorrs Staff -t. Typing Kditoi- 4.. SAKAI.VN FHAN( i:s I ' RICKF rT Raleio-h. , r. Sinnia I ' lil Kappa . . . M Full- l.ddji . . . russet . . . cliiinii . . . I .nciiiivc. . . . l ' reNi lent of Day Students 4 ' : Student Council 4; Pi ' esidents ( ' ouiieil 4; Alpha Pi Kpsilon ;!, 4, Seeretaiy i : (Jioup Cliair- nian 4. Seniors 28 i-. -r.-i U.UIJ1111KJIJIUIJ.L1.,.: College BARBARA JANK RKDDISH Dunn. . r. Rlio Delta Chi . . . Mnnii I. ' isii . . . xcliitf kid ( Itn ' c.s . . . Shi-IIci . . . Priiirrx.s. . . . A ' ice-Prcsidciit of Studi ' iit Council 4; P.S.C.A. Cal)inct -t ; Art Club 4 : Driiiiiatics Clul) 4 ; Pa|)vrus Chili 4; Prcsuk ' nt of Presidents Council 4; Outstanding Senioi ' 4. VIRGINIA KLIZABKTH RKII) Charleston, S. C. Rho Delta Chi . . . -:cit . . . tail hiitlur . . . .trpcj c . . . ciirclcs.s effort. . . . Choir 4; International Itelatioiis Cluli 4: Art Club 4. SAMANTHA RAK ROBINSON Richmond. ; . Rho Delta Chi . . . Paris ill liiihii li . . . Pirauni. ' i . . . iiijistii- . . . hiiiji .socks. . . . of ' 57 29 Peace RHETA (iKR ' JMJlDK SALTKU Kalcii.|i. N. f. Pi ' I ' heta Mil . . . liiipstidii ill liliii . . . ]i i nihil rf crs iiiiil iiifftc . . . ltd n sc. . . . friend. . . . Mai-shal i; ' J ' l-casiircr (if Day Students -t : (Iron 1 1 Cliaii ' inaii -t ; I ' liiii ' I ' iiiux Staff i. Uri ' A HIliKK SHI ' .HHKR (Mrs.) Kakigli, X. C. I ' i Tlieta Mil . . . spart.s- riir.s . . . siiirltt . . . Miidcinni- xilh . . . Cinidhlit lit. . . . Pence Times Staff -i. .MAl{(;Al{K ' r SIMON ' S Suffolk. Va. Uho Delta Chi . . . ccli(ile.i )ine . . . scotch phiid . . . Si iitlieni ' s-cccet iiiJk . . . Woiidliiie. . . . Student Council . ' } ; Hall Cliairinaii 4; Loiis Staff 3, i. Seniors 30 ' olle$e AIARTIIA A X SOr ' rilKKI.AM) Hosi. Hill. X. V . . . iii( litiii ii(li- . . . jfKiic (iitnir . . . Star- dust . . . Woodliiif. . . . Clioir 4. ELEANOR DUIT STEM lloxlioro, , C Hho Delta Chi . . . )■(•( ( . . . Mhwrrci . . . I)(iiiciii(i ill the Diirh . . . iirc hi the licinth. . . . Loirs Staff ;3, 4, Editor -t ; I ' liicf Times . ' 3, 4, Associate Editor . ' 5; Pa|iynis Civil) . ' J, 4, icc-Presidciit 4; Sigma I ' i Al| iia . ' J, 4, President 4; Draiiiaties (liil) 4, iee- President 4; Presidents Council ' i, 4; Daufi ' hters and (iranddaufrliters Club - ' J, 4. President !3 ; International Relations Club . ' 5, 4; Outstandintr Senior 4. SHIRLEY JEAN STC13HS Laurinburi; ' , N. C. Rho Delta Chi . . . iun i hhic fiiillc . . . coiixi-iiiitioiin . . . asters . . . Desert Fli 7cer. . . . Petiee Times Staff ' 4; Hall Chairman 4.  f ' 57 31 Peace SHIRLKV MARIK TAIU roX IJalcigh, X. C. Sii;iiia Phi Kapiia . . . uoiseh ' ss . . . Oxford i rn . . . i)riiitcr ' .s hill . . . xtcdd . . . . Piiicc Tiniis Staff . ' 5, 4. Ivlitoi- 4: Inter- national Relations Club ;j, 4: Siirnia Pi Alpha 8. 4, Mee-President 4: Oiitstandini;- Senior 4, (ironp Chairman 4; Papyrus Club 4; Phi Theta Kapj)a ;i, 4, Secretary CAROLYN RriJV ' l ' ODl) N.ntolk. a. l{ho Delta Chi . . . ixitruiiin . . . black -rilx-ct . . . Vogue . . . Hiliii i f Troi . . . . ice-President of Senioi- Class 4. MARY KI.LlvN TRIRRY Raleinh, . C. Pi Tiieta Mu . . . I ' ox ilui ' li.t . . . bond jHijiir . . . chirhcnd fiibl ili)tlix . . . Iiilbih . . . . Choir . ' 3, 4; (ii-ou|i Cliainnan 4; ' ice- Prcsident of Day Students 4. Seniors 32 a College REBECCA KKIl) WALLACE Carthage, N. C. Rho Delta Chi . . . jit bhich- . . . rliincstnm-s . . . Calfipso . . . independent. . . . Choir a. i: Art Chih 4. PAILA AIDREV WARD Raleigh, N. C. Pi Theta Mil . . . cute . . . sdk ( (irters . . . Flmtihedii . . . Eddie Fi.iher. Art Club . ' 3. i: Home Economics Chih 4; Pajnrus Club 3, 4: Secretary of Day Stu- dents 4; Lotus Staff 3, 4; Peaee Times Staff 3. FRANCES .AL RTIN WILLLVMS Roxhoro, X. C Rho Delta Chi . . . Western saddle . . . Oetober erispnesi . . . trcred . . . Carolina Moon. . . . Home Economics Club 4. of ' 57 33 Peace MARY Ki.izAni ' rii wii,t,ia: is l{alci .|i, X. V. Hilt, Drlta Chi . . . licitlidviii . . . p ' l.iif . . . Lc Ddudji ' . . . LoiiyfcUinc. . . . KATV I ' KANCIM ' . WILSON Clinton, X. C. Itlii) Delta Chi . . . ciinicst . . . jiictinc Init.s . . . lU ' us of the -i-iillfii . . . liiichu-. . . . Art Cluh ;}, i: I ' .S.C.A. Cahini ' t 4. CAUOI.YX AXXETTE WISH Kiiision, X. C Siifnia I ' hi Kappa . . . 7cliifi ' ro.sc . . . h ' liit.s . . . (lii ' iiiiix . . . Coihtr S iitiniclx. . . . LdTi-s Staff ;5. Seniors 34 College BETTIE FAYE WOOTEX Favcttevillc, N. C. Klio Delta Chi . . . vibrdiit . . . So itliirii Utile . . . A piU Sho ' tcers . . . Jiilut. . . . Maiil (if Hdiiiir in May Court i. MAHrilA !SL E WOOTEX SiKiw Hill. N. C. Rhn Delta Chi . . . Spiiiii.iii Mos.i . . . cvcu ' iiKj xluidows . . . Jacku ' Ghciioii . . . tnr iiio sc int. . . . Marshal 4; Dramatics Chili i : Ldirs Staff i ; May yueen 4. i ' EC(;v JEAXETTE vorx(; Favcttcvilli ' , X. C. Rho Delta Chi . . . black- -,c(iich plaid . . . nca .storms nid xiinhiirxts . . . enigmatic . . . modern. . . . of ' 57 35 Last Will and Testament AirncLK I To On. PitEssL : ' I ' m yon. wc lt l i- oiir (li-i ' licst ,l|i|llTcl,ltiotl foi your guiilance anil kind words during the past two years, ' i ' our t ' liristian tfacliin{, ' s have added Kre.itly to our sjiiritiial li i-s. AHTH ' I.K II To Miis. Koa: We thank yon for all the help anil ad lee xvhieli yon have fjiven us. .May yon feel that yon have heen a great iriHuenee in onr lives. We .ire yonr ehildren. for you liave helped us (jrow. .AHTU ' I.K III To ruK .Irxion ( ' i,. ss: The |)ast few years have heen the nnist rewarding years of our lives, and we ean only hope for as happy a future wherever we may go. To you. we leave this happiness and our love. We will never forget the .joys, the laughs, the te.irs. and the fun tli.it we have shared with yon. AHTICI.K I ' To -rilK I- ' -VCTLT - : ' on lia e made us and sli;ipid ns into uh;it we are today, l- ' roin yon ue have le.arned well anil gained mueh. Onr future sueeess helongs to you. AHTICI.K V Skction 1 I, .(oyee Little, do ie.ue my seat in .Short hand C to .laekie Kayiior. Skction ' J I. I.ynilie .Fames, do le,i e I ' e.iee with many ha|ipy memories and .1 liope tiiat tiie future .Seniors will experienee the s.ame feeling. Section :) I. Nancy Horton. le.ive my dust elotli to Carole Martin in hopes th.it next ye.ir she won ' t have to use it in her inailhox. .Sp;eTio. ' 4 I. Sue Wooten. leave my good times over ;it the .Sigma Chi House and at Hayes M.irton Pool to anyone who w;ints them. .Skitio.n .5 I, Carolyn Wise. leave my fahnlons trips to Carolina to Penny Boone. S :rTio, () I. .Martha .Soutlierland, leave my ability to have hlinil dates that really pay off to France.s Il. ' immersla. .Sf.ctio.v 7 I. Carolyn Todd, will to Betty I.ee .lohnson .ill the money that I have spent on long dis- tance tele])hone ealls this year so that she can luiy the Solid CJold Cadillac that she has heen wanting and also a liook on How to Pack the Trunks of Cars. Section 8 I. Angela llilliard. do lierehy le.ive my love for Elvis Pressly to all his other fans. .Sectio.v 9 I. Claudine Hodgin. do herehy will my hiaek windlireaker and skirt of many colors to .lanellc .McKinley so that she ean have a uniform to wear to hreakfast. .Sectiox 10 1. Irene Key. do leave my w ell-vv.irnied seat at the bridge table to Peggy .Sutton. .Skctio.v 1 1 I. . nne Hammersl.i. have for m.irried life. Ski Tiox I:. ' I. .Mickey liohinson. leave to (iill Crowson my bed in hopes that she will improve the sag. .Sectio.x 13 I, (ilenda Pearee. do hereby beipieatii my de- sire to have red h.-iir to Pat Wilson. Ski rloN I t I. Heeky W.ill.-,ee. do leave my name as HIos som to the next Peace (lower. .Skctio.v 1.5 I. Billie Simons, leave my Hall Chairman job to fiill Crowson who sets a perfect example of Third Main. .Sectio.x ](i I. .Marty Barbrey. le.ive the mangled men at N. C. .State to mingle with the men .it (ieorgia Tech. .ShlCTlO.N 17 I. Mary Cabell Carlan, leave my ability to play bridge to Gay Hudson in hopes that she makes many slams. Skctio.s- is 1. .Shirley Tarlton, leave my position as Kditor of the Pcaci- Times to anyone who loves prcm.-itnre gray hair. ■Sectio.x III I. Peggy Pratt, do hereby leave my love for cadets to . liee Partin. who considers it worth 36 her while to tluimb at least 1-97 niih-s to her destination. Section ' 20 I. Kitty Connor, will some new telephones so that the girls next year eaii et their ealls througli. Section 21 r, Ann Pollard, leave my htnp Monday night meeting to some fortunate Hall Chairman who doesn ' t have Tuesday elasses. Section 22 1. Paula Ward, leave my no jirohlfiiis ' dis- position to Myrna Jones. Section 2. i I. Margaret Lucas, do hereby leave my big lunch box with the neat red thermos to the luncher next in line. Ann Tavlor. Section 24 I, Carolyn H. King, do le science to Pennv Boone. live ni tor Section 25 I, Dorothy Newton, bequeath my sluggish hand, wandering mind, and typing eraser to Peggv Sutton and Klinor Salmon for their benefit in Shorthand C class next year. Sf.ction 2fJ 1. (lail Pons, leave my bed in Room :i]9 to Sue Denning. Section 27 I, Nancy Maeder. do hereby leave my Ut r for Richmond to Peggy Meintel in hopes that she may visit there more than I did. Section 28 I. Mary Ann Manning, do leave my Central Nervous System to Dr. Winston and Miss Lewis. Section 29 1, Margie Linzey. do betjueath my bag of tricks to Joyce Crocker to play on other in- nocent beechums and to Susie Wilson I do leave a box of powder (powder-time) and a hi-fi to play while in the siiower. Section . U) I. Patty Mahony, leave my place at the brig(b- table Ut Betty Bacon. Section 81 1. Eleanor Stem, leave my presidency ()f the Sigma Pi Fan Club to Miriam Cates. Section 32 L Evelyn Peterson, leave my bed at home to Frances Jacobs. She always has wanted it by herself, and she insists upon kicking me out. Section 3. ' i I, Marv Jane Bovdell. do herebv leave niv ability to be in bed with the lights-out to Betty Lee Johnson. .Section 34 I. (ilenda Lowe, leave my pictures and love of Boh Seitz to my roomie. Gay liudsori. and hope she does better than I did. Section 35 L Barbara Reddish, do leave my outstanding ability to come in Saturday and Sunday nights on time to any rising Senior who likes to re- ceive call downs. Section 36 I, Martha Jennie P ' dmore, hate to leave my week ends in Raleigh but do hereby gladly leave my liours spent in studying to any poor Peace girl who really wants to studv. Section 37 L Patsy Holland, do leave my ability to keep Third East quiet to Frances Wentz ami the other cohorts in Suite 302. Section 38 I, Frances Martin Williams, leave my nick- nauie, Martini. to Doris Sanders. Section 39 I. Ann Davis. leave my voiee lessons to .Mice Partin. Section K) I. Sue Harris, do will my love arui great knowh-dge for El Espamd to Pat I ' artiri. .Section I ' l L Mary Ellen Tribby. K-ave my desk in Mr. Warner ' s office to somel)ody who has absiilutelv nothing to do! .Skction 42 1. .luditli McCubbin. do be(pieath my car to .anyone who would like to be a bus driver. Section 43 r. (rail Godwin, will my weakness for Wake Forest graduates to P tlly (ioodwin and my uncpienchable thrist for knowledge to Frances Jae d)s. .Skction 44 L ' irginia Reid. leave my bus tickets to Charleston and luggage to Jane Sanders, in hopes that she makes good use of tliem. Section 45 L Jeanette Young, do hereby leave my charge account at Ellisberg ' s to (iinger Roney in hopes that she has more will power than I. Sectio.v H! 1. Katy Wilson, leave my test tubes to .San lra Scott. 37 Class Prophecy Dkak Class ok 1957: As I tra ' fled tlirtni Ii modern Greece view- ing some classic remains of the ancient Greek ci ' ilization. I felt from time to time a tin e of nostalgia. As I admired tin- Doric lieauty of the columns of the Parthenon, it al! came hack to me — the LoTi ' s of li .57 — the classic theme — the meml ers of the Class of ' .57. whose s])irit I had heen ten years ago. ' J ' liat memory promptetl an insati.alile desire for news of those Pe.ace girls. Tlie Oracle at l)el|)hi — 1 slumld hasten there and consult the oracle of Appolo. Surely I could learn much of what I wanted to know, the oracle willing! Being a spirit myself. 1 was ahle to make contact and it was revealetl that on May 25. U)( 7, my class was to he holding its reunion at the Raleigh Country Cluh. I saw all just as it would he on that very day. Tliere they were! Most of them, .at any r.-ite. At one tahle sat VIIUMMA KKIU. who was telling NANCY MAKUKIi ahout her kinder- garten in Charleston. Nancy is the wife of the president of Kandolph-Macon College. CLAU- DINK HOIXilN has heen directing research work in at )m power plant, hut she did not talk nuich of her work. KLKANOH STEM and (iRACK GAWTHROl ' joined the tahle. Kleanor li.is written .i |)lay in which Grace is starring. It is tin hit ipf the se-.asou. CAROLYN WISE, who is a professional hnsiness woman, and I.YNDIE JAMES were iliscussing a c;ireer s. marriage. Lyndie has ft)ur hoys who. plus her ;n ' ti ities as president of the R.T.A., keep her very husy. They hoth commented on the hat worn by MARY ANN .MAN .NIN(;. It seems that she is (juite famous now and her M.inning Originals are worn hy all the hest-dressed wonn-n. The music which was directeil liy HHF.TA SALTER was especiallv good. The nienihers of the orchestra incUide ' d ANN POLLARD. CAROLYN KIN(i. SHIRLEY TAHLTON. and .lOYCE LITTLE. The soloist for the group was ANN DAVIS. They li.ive heen play- ing latelv in the hotels aTuI night cluhs owned hy MARY , ANE liOYDELL. The excitement w.is toi uiuch for l ' . L l.. WARD, and she fainted. DR. .lUDITH . Ic ( LliPIN called the and ulance for her. CARO LYN 15EAT ' . .i nurse, .ind her missiiuiary hus- hand rode with her. Top (lerformers were called in to entertain for the evining. aiul guess who they were. ' MARY CAIiEI.I. CARl.AN danced, MARTHA EL.MOHE told jokes .ihout her life as a Peace girl, and Gl.END.V I ' EARCE did imitations. When (iAIL CiODWIN. the famous novelist, w.alked in e t-ryone w.as so excited that SLTE WOOTEN. the film star, spilled her cort ' ee on .MICKEY ROBINSON. However, with Mic- kev s training in psvchologv. she was not at all ' upset. She and PATSY HOLLAND had a gay time psychoanalyzing each other. Patsy teaches psy at Duke. Si)eaking of Duke. PAT M, HONY marietl the heir to the Duke fortune. .She has just returned from touring Europe. While she ' was there, she saw MAXINE KEAR- NEY, who has heen on a lecture tour. BARBARA REDDISH, a rmt.-d lawyer, ami RIT.A SHERRER. the insurance agent, were t.alking with (lAIL PON.S. who is an airline hostess. Thev stt)ppetl talking business to chat with BETTI ' e WOOTEN, who has hee n model- ing in New York. At one tahle sat DOROTHY NEWTON, an EBI agent; IRENE KEY. who works in Reno; and EVELYN PETERSON, who is married to a nnnister. What a c( ud)inatiou ! .MARCilE LINZEY and BETSY BALEN- TINE .are getting rich fast h test-driving new sports ears. I overheard BETH WILLIAMS telling MARTHA ANN SOUTH ERLAN D that she lias just heen electcil presiilent of the Wo- man ' s Club of Raleigh. .Martha lives in Raleigh, too. Her husband is an assistant to the governor. Also in politics is .MARCiARET I.l ' CAS. who is runinng for ice-president im the Denutcratie ticket. FRANCES WILLIAMS is in Washing- tion as the .Secretary of . gricidture. . NNE HA.M. IERSL. also is in the capital city. She is a .Supreme Court .lustice. It seems th.at )ur class has been very success- ful. PECiGY PRATT owns a fur .salon, and .lEANETTE YOUNG has many oil wells. The first in North Carolina, in fact — for which she was awarded the ndllion dollars offered hy the State. BILLIE SIMONS is known by many because of her T ' show. .Miss Billie ' s .Schotd Room. SHIRLEY STUBBS and NANCY Mc- NEILL are reeei tionists at the T ' st.ation. CAROLYN TODD and her hushaud were iliscussing with SUE HARRIS the fact that they now own a trui ' king firm th.it operates in all countries. Sue is now president of .-i school for girls in Virginia. MARTY BARBREY is living in Atlanta with her husband aiuI is Professor of calculus at (ieorgi.i Tech. KATY WILSON is leading a Bohemian life on the Left Bank in Paris and is lecturing at the Sorbonni-. N. ' VNCY IIORTON is winning acclaim for her American hot dogs sold in N.aples. 38 J SARALVX PRKKKTT. KITTY TON- NOH. aiul MARY KLLKN TKIHHY an- pro irssional business woiiifu. Tlie lu-w })riiK-ipal at Hruugliton High Sohool is NANCY C ' Rl ' MI ' . Ht r stuiit-nts enjov tlu- niglitlv program of ANGELA HILIJARI). who plays all ot thr latest reeords from WBHS. HKCKY WALLACE nm her si oiise were there with their six little mountain elinihers tagging along behind them. (iLKNI)A LOWE owns a resort in the White Mountains of New Hampsliire where she divides her time between teaching bridge and skiing. The sun was setting behind the oli e gro es. and the countryside was bathed in orange light as I thanked the oracle and stepped out again into reality, happy in my new-found knowl- edge, yet tilled with nostalgia. This time ten years ago. my Peace girls of 1 )57 would be sitting before other columns. Their colorful skirts would be spread gracefully on tlie green lawn, and their bright hair and youthful faces would be illuminetl by the same orange sun. ' I ' hen the dinner bell would ring and they would all rile inside, unaware of what the future held for them. Dictated by the Spirit (tf ' . )7 Recorded by (ilfxua I.owk. Class Prophet. 39 Class History VESTKRDAY we entered a formal, majestie Imihiiiig — alone and wondering what our lives as Peace girls would be. TODAY we leave our homr of the i ast years. So iiianv tilings have happened that it would l)e impossible to reeord them all. However, we shall never forget: . . . meeting Dr. I ' rt-ssly. Mrs. Fox. and the faculty. We were a bit timid about it until wc talked with caeli an l learned how friendly and interested in us they were, . . . the faculty recital and recei)ti ii. tin- party on the front campus when we dressed as tirst- graders, aiui the taking of tests. . . . the signing of the Honor Code. Our hands shook as we pledged to upliold the rirst Hoiujr Code of Peace. . . . the society Rush Parties, the fashion show, and the excitement of deciding whether to lie a Sig. Rho. or a Pi. . . . the election of class officers. . . . the first serenade by the Sigma Chi ' s of State. They marclied in front of the fountain and sang tlie college songs that we were begin- ning to know. too. We stood on the balconies and felt that we were each their queen. . . . football games. Homecoming at Carolina. State, or Wake Forest, dancc-s. Platter Parties, and Saturday night movies. . . . Tlianksgiving service in the Chape!. ' e .shared our blessing with others ;ind knew the joy of giving. . . . going Christmas caroling. | resenting the pageant, buying presents, and wondering how we could ever get our studying done. . . . the thrill of going home for vacation. The dining room resoundetl with youthful voices singing, laughing, and making ])lans fur those days at home. . . . the Inter-Soeiety Dance at tlie Wiiman ' s Club. We still liave scraps of the retl rufH - that decorated the paper liearts. . . . winning Stunt Night (our satire on unr life at Peace centered arouiul our fun anil our work ) I . . . voting for t u ' ofHcers lor iiur Senior Year. . . . the billowing j)ink net dresses of our May Day attendants. The dresses looked so typical of the Southern ladi -s that they adorned. The presentation  f SW, N I,. KK completed a per- fect May Day. . . . the Junior-Senior dance. The nuisic was wonderful ; nature lia l provided a beautiful niglit ; the boys were handsonu ' ; the girls seemed charming and beautiful ; and the decorations for our theme — Tlie Sand and the Sea — all blended into a night that would be long re- membered. . . . (graduation Night and having for the summer months. We cried and laugh -d together as each one left for vacati ui. . . . Scj)teml)er 1 1 and school again. Were we really Seniors. ' ' The new girls all looked so pretty antl confident, but yet we remembered that many were homesick. . . . the mock Convention to entertain the new students. We never did know just who was nomi- nated at our convention, but everyone had a grand time. . . . the days after ilinncr when we sat outside and sang and really began to know the new girls. As the sun crept behind the trees, we would took at the tall columns, the stone benches under the trees, and our frienils sitting around us. We were happy. . . . the winter nu)nths when we sat in the Uee Hoom and jilayed bridge. . . . the concerts at MeuH)rial Auditorium. . . . High School ' isitation week end. Seeing the students for next year seemed to make us realize that this was our last year. . . . Chapel speakers who seemed to give us new meaning to our lives. Never will we hear Lead On. O King Eternal ' without thinking of marching out of cha])el. . . . springtime filled with afternoon dates, go- ing swinnuing. and trying to overcome our cases of spring fever. . . . how the weeks flew by. It could not be — but it was almost time to graduate. . . . those talks in the Uec Room the last few weeks ot school. We seenietl to be almost mature, as we talked of jobs, marriage, or school for next year. . . . (iraduation Night. We marched liown the aisle in our white dresses, carrying the tra- ditional red roses. We were so j)roud. but there was a sadness, too. This was another phase of 4)ur lives that would be no more. Memories that will live forever. Have we changed since that KSTHRDAY when we first walked into this strange building. Yes. TODAY we are graduates of Peace College. TOMORROW— t)f that we do now know. However, as Epictetus of ancient Cireece said. Education is a posses- sion which cannot be taken away from men. We have gained much; we cannot lose it. Ei-KAN ' oH Stem Ilisturian 40 Class Poem Two rit ' ftiiig vt-.-irs slijipcil (jiiiikly trciiii our lives. Gfiitly gathfriiifr up all visihlc trat-cs of youtli r.ike a fond inotlicr rfturning toys to the chest. ami laughter But leaving unseen gifts of growth and wisih ui We may look haek. and still we holt! the eore — The markers on maturity ' s rueky road. So uiueli to learn in sueh a little time! Imperfeet structures east frtun moKl suidime. Minute dots in (mhI ' s great multitude Will not all lie underscored. Hut ha e emerged steadier, stronger structures Because of tiieir growing here. Gail f ionuix 41 42 The Juniors OFFICERS Si-F. Dkxnixc Sfcrifdrii Betty Lkk Johnson- Prts ' uhiit Betsy Wki.dox Vicf-Pitxidi iit E-Mii.Y Baker Trttisiinr 43 Peace ' iH(iiNiA Kkaton Adams Rali-igli Sifciiia Plii Kappa I ' athk lA Rae Alkaanukh Rlio Drlta (hi Patkiiia Ai.i.e.n- Nrw liirii Sigma Plii Ka))pa A.NNK CtRTis Allison (iladc Spring Sigma Phi Kappa 1,01s K.LLKN Anohews l{ah-igli Pi Thrta Mu Xantv Carole AvrocK Carv Hettv Stamps Baco.v Rah-igli Rho Delta Chi SmiiLEY Jean Ba(;hell Ralrigh Rho Delta Chi Ann- Klizaheth Bailev Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Emilv Ann Bakeh I.umherton Rho Delta Chi Ji ' iji ' ni Mahik Bakkh Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Betsv Rand Bahden Raleigh Pi Theta Mu SmHI.E - OcTAVIA Bahtholomew Raleigh Pi Theta Mu (iERTRIDE Mahie Bkck liurliiigton Rho Delta Chi Carolyn I.oiise Bird Bland Sigma Phi Kap|ia Class n College Sl ' san Fhancks Bloom Jaekson Rho Delta Clii Maiitma 1 ' enelope Boone Tryon Sigma Phi Kappa Barbara Ann Bowex Currir Sigma I ' lii Kappa Jo Maria Brittox Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Sandra Vendetta Broadhibst Deep Run Rho Delta Chi Edna .Ioy Biffaloe Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Barhara Thompson Bullock Raleigh Pi Theta Mu KaTHERINE SlMVEV BlRDEN Aulaiiiler Sigma I ' lii Kappa Sara I ' ran es Birkhead Ashehori) Pi Theta Mu NaN(i Carolyn Bi tler !• avetteville SigDia Phi Kappa ,Ii DiTH Klaine Carr Roekv Mount Rho Delta Chi .Iewel Diane Cates Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Joan Cai ' dle Dunn Rho Delta Chi Anna Kathrine Cherry Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Elizabeth Anne Clement Raleigh Pi Theta Mu jf ' 58 45 Peace Barbara Ann Cottingham Maxton RIk. Delta Clii PaTOK lA PAri.KTTK C ' lIlM Wiiistdii-Salem liliii I).-lta t ' lii DonoTin JovcK Chockeh Rocky Mount Rho Delta Clii I,K( NA CatHKHIXK C ' HOSS Klizabrthtown Hlin D.lta Clii Mahtiia Lkk Daniki, I,,i vriiici illi ' Rlio Delta flii Na.mv ih(;inia Dam.- I ' aycttevillc Rlu) Delta fl.i TiniiA Kmii.v Dkiinam Clinton Sillina I ' lli Kajipa I ' AiKieiA Ann Dklanev Wnodlancl Sigma Plli Kajipa Si !•: WllKKl.KIl l)KNNIN(i lieTlson SifjMia I ' lli Ka|i)ia KvA l)i . 1A (ioldslioro Hhn Delta t lli (iKiiALUiNK Enzoh I ' air lihiff Rlio Delta Clii Ghkta Lokhaine Evans Marion lilio Delta Clii AiiNEs Carolyn (Iainev Kaleigli Pi Theta Mil Sara .Io (iAii.x Kaleigli Pi Tlieta Mil I ' .iirrii Heiiiiino (Joodwin Clinton Sigma Phi Kappa Class i6 College Alick Ann (iiTHHiK Fayettt ' villt ' Sigma I ' lii Kajipa Fra.vcks Taylor Hammkrsi,a Hic-k(ir ' Sigma Phi Kappa RnsKMAKV Haves McCi.aix (Mrs.) Raleigh Pi Theta Mii A.N.NE JkWEL HKDfiPKTH Kaleif;ll Pi Tlieta Mil Barbaha Stewart Holt Raleigh Pi Thita Mu I.O A CrRACE HoLTox Fort Bragg Rho Delta Chi Patsv Caholvx Imke Washingtiiii Sigma Phi Kajipa Caroline Allen Jackson Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Ce ii,k Ka Jackson Tarlioro Rho Delta Chi Frances I! li Jaiobs Norfolk Rho Delta Chi Carolyn Setpuin .Ienkixs GreeiLshoro Sigma Phi Ka] pa Betty Lee Johnson Norfolk Rho Delta Chi Elva Carolyn Jones Raleii;li Pi Theta Mu A.morette Ione Jones Pine Level Rho Delta Chi M RNA Keith Jones Pi Theta Mu Carv y i jf ' 58 47 Peace Carol Axn King Henderson Rho Dflta Clii I ' fiancks Marian Kixzik Spiiidale Rho Delta (hi LiNA Kn ' o Kirkmax .lamcsville Rho Delta (hi RoHKRTA Jean Landis Marion Rho Delta (hi Sara Francks Langford Raleigh Sigma Phi Kappa EiGKNiE Fave Leonard Raleigh Sigma Phi Ka} pa Kleanor Wicklifee Lewis Kinslon Rho Delta Chi F.MMA Jane Limer Warrenton Rho Delta Chi I ' atruia Jean Linererger Charlotte Rho Delta Chi Annie LtnisE Loc ' KA n- Raleigli I ' i Theta Mu ri)RE Jean L(n d Maeoii Rho Delta Chi Caroi. N Joyce I,rpER Roeky Mount Sigma Phi Kappa James Jenean Madre Klizaheth Citv Rho Delta Chi 1 ' eih;V SilARLEEN Mari ' om Raleigli Pi Theta Mil Carole Blanche Martin Kagli ' Roek Sigma Phi Kappa Class 48 College ElLE.V (JEKTRIDK Martin Kakigli I ' i Thfta Mu Bkck - I,kk Matthkws I.illiii ton Rlio Delta Chi MAHCiARKT JkaXNE Ma I)oxALI) Ralrifih Pi Tlnta Mil Fra.n ' kie Diaxne McDor(;ALD Rat-ford Rim Delta Chi Ax.v LoiihE MiLLsAPs Mooresville Sigma Phi Kappa KmisK MoRciAN Surtnlk Rho Delta Chi EvALvx Sellers Moruax Maxtciri RJHi Delta Chi Sarah Jo Mosks Saiit ' oril Sigma Phi Kappa .Marianne Mill Burlington Rho Delta Chi DoRLs Marie Mi ' stiax Raleigh Sigma Phi Kajjpa Mar(;aret Scott Nabors High Point Rho Delta Chi Cecelia Oolesbv Morehead City Rho Delta Chi Claidia Joan O ' Neal Zeluilon Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Cmlmour Parker Raleigh Sigma Phi Kappa JosEPHiXE Collins Parsons New Bern Rho Delta Chi I Q e p of ' 58 49 Peace Aliik Applp:vvhite Partin KuHeld Si ina Phi Kappa Patiiuia Smith I ' AriTiN- Kilentou Hh.i Drita Chi Bktsv Ross Pfdrv Sanford liho Dilta tin Xan v lirm.K Pkeiih Haleijrh Hh(i Delta flu Bkttv LoiTsh: PoWEI.I. Raleigh Pi Tliita Mil M.Mn Mii.i.Kii Pdwkiis Raleigh I ' i Th.ta Mu Saniiha LrsK Kamsf.v Raleigh Pi Thfta Mu (illA(K FkANCKS Rav Cary Simula Phi Kappa Maiiv Ann- Rav Moucure Pi Theta Mu ,Ia( VIKLINK I.Kll.ll HaV.NOK Raleigli Pi Th.ta Mu R isi.: Mahu: Kkhakusox Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Thvha Klizabkth Rivknbaiik KiustdU Sigma Phi Kappa RduEHTA Ann Rohhins Ce(lar ' ille Rhi) Dtlta (hi .li iiiTii ( ' ahdi. Rohinso.v .1 leksouville Sigma Phi Kap])a ' iii(;iNiA LfJ ' I{on ' k ' Roi ' ky Mount Rho Delta Chi Class 50 23 College Sahah W ' lNunKi) Hn-rnHot K Ralfi li Pi Tlnt.L Mil Elinor Frances Sai.mun Saiitonl Rho Delt.i (hi Marv .Ia.ve Sa.n-deiis Klizalit ' tli City Rho Drlt.i Ciii Ja.nk .Mavo Scott Raltif;h Pi Thct.i Mil (hloe Jean Setzkh Carv Pi Thita Mil Martha Ann Dim, on Simon Rahigh Rlio Drita (hi lii ' Tu Ann Soi ' TiiKitN Rahigh Pi Thcta Mil liERTiiA I,EE Stanley Cartilage Sigma Phi Kappa ViKoiNM Ann Staton Hrinlirsom illr Sigma Plii Kapjia Elizabeth Sindv Steed Richhiiiils Sigma Phi Kappa Lucinda Stott Raleigh Pi Theta Mil Pecjov Ann Sutton Eiilielil Rho Delta Chi MvHA ErciLE Tati M Aslieville Rho Delta Ciii Barhaua .(kan Tavloii Rocky Mount Rho Delta Chi Elizabeth Ann Tavloii I ' ayette ille Rho Delta Chi of ' 58 51 k - , r I- J.flHINK Peace (iKORCiE Thomas Col Ha leje eigh Pi Tli.ta Mu F. INKK Lea Ti Sigm lOMl ' SON a Phi Kappa Bla lehe S 1NDRA ROSALII Pi ; Up( iiiRcii Thcta Mu Ra eigli (■ . 1II. I.A ( iooDE Warhen L ' iiion Level Rho Helta Clii li KHKCfA Lee Watkins N euse Pi Tluta Mil B KTSV C ECELIA Rho Weldon Delta Chi Louis nirg 1 ' 1AN( 1 W ' aiu) Rh( Wentz Delta Clii Not folk 1! KTT r or .Mo Pi HIH M ' lIITE Theta Mil Hal eigh S HA Hl VNCHE Rho White Ho Delta Chi ■ky M OUIlt M OLH . A.S-E W Il.EV Acme Rho Delta Chi A N Marlow Williams 1 ayette ville Sigm 1 Phi Kap|ia !•■ lAXC ' Eh Ann Winston oungs ille Sigma Plii Kappa !•■ HANCES Haynes WrriiEits Ral eigh Pi Theta Mil B •ri TV J OYCE W Pi OODLlEf ' W Theta Mu ike I ' , rest Class of ' 58 52 Prep IV Superlatives l!,sl .III li„ini,l S ' . s r. Wilcox Mo.H l.ihrhi To S,uc,;-il Donna Smi-iu Most Attraciivc Best Drt ' .s.sftl Si ' E Bell Most Tnli-llfcliial SoNDllA Si (ITT Most Tulrlltcd CnKH ' L Stowe IViltirxt (iri.l. ( ' liOWSON Preparatory IV Ol- ' FUEltS XoilFI.KI ' .T PlKK Vicf-Prcs ' uliiit Pkc.c.y Mkixtei. Sirrrtar ' Ida Sri . Xkuihbohs Trciimircr Susie Wilson I ' ri-.sidnit 55 Peace Sm- Creel Bell (Mrs.) R.ileigli Pi Tlieta Mu Miri.iTii Elizahetli Cates Wasliingtoii. D. C. Sigma Plii Kai)])a Mary Agusta C ' liapiiiati Siiiitlitielcl, Va. Siguia Phi Kappa Jiulitli Ann C ' ooley Raleigh Rlio Delta (.hi Katliryn (Jill Crowson Rielnnond. Va. Rlio Delta Chi t.-irole . nn Dixon ' ;irrent )n Sigma Phi K.app.a Ruth Dixon Hocil Riehlan.ls .Sigma Phi Kapj);! Tliyra Delia Howett Colnmhia .Sigma Phi Kappa Cecrli.i W ' .-nii- .lennette .Sw,-in ( u.arter Pi Theta Mu K.aren Cliristine Kellgren .fame.stown. N. ' . Rho Delta Chi .S.-ir.ah ' ining Key Rieluimnd. ' a. Kil.. Delt. ' l Chi .l.aneUe .McKinley Dni-.ingd. Cnlo. .Signi.a I hi K.app.i I.ny Hl.inehe Meekins M.mteo .Sigma Phi K.apj);! Peggy . nne Meintil Rielimiiml. ' a. Rho Delta Chi Ilia .Sue eighhi rs Dunn Hh(. Delta Chi Preparatory IV 56 College Norfiucl Daniel I ' ikc Wasliiiigtoii Sifi-iiia Plii Kapjia [, Titir .l(iii- - Kaiiisfv Knowillf. ' IViiii. Simula IMii Kal)pa Sliirliv Mai- Rciuks Clirrii- Sigma I ' lii Kai |ia Sondra Dale Scott Fair Hliirt ' Rlui Delta Cl.i Diiiuia Annr Siiiitli l.ilcalila Sigma Plii Ka})])a Mary (Iraee Staiislniry (.liapcl Hill Sigma I ' lii Ka))pa Clit-ryl Gay Stowf Raliigli I ' i Thfta Ma Clarita (lark ' I ' lidinas Ontario. Canada Sigma I ' lii Kappa Jennif I ' arkt-r Turliiigtiiii Salcmlmrg Sigma Flii Kappa Suzanne WiKon Cliarlotte Sigma I ' lii Kappa % . i-y Preparatory IV SBcnaencE CffflUETSHrtumuiH U 7 Ht 58 Preparatory III X ' ii ' giiiia I.ouise Baunacli Priiuitmi. N. .1. Sigma Plii Kappa Hay Hiiuirr IS.tlu-sda. Mil. Siii ' ina I lii Ka| pa Frances Meyer Evans C ' uhnnliia, ' I ' liin. Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Anne Fiteli Cliajiel Hill Sigma Phi Kajtpa Sara Klizahetli Haisten Dillon, S. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Katharine Demmy Home Fayetteville Rho Delta Chi Lena fiay Hudson (irimr laiul Hho Delta Chi Peggy Lee Kern Star Rho Delta Chi ALary Karin Klausman liui)ert. ' . ' a. Sigma Phi Kajtpa Jane F.lma Morgan Mt. Holly Sigma Phi Ka] pa Sharon Ott Winter Haven. I ' la. Sigma I- lii K;ii ] ;i Doris Irene Sanders Wendell Sigin.a Phi Ka})p.a l ' liz.al)eth ' eta Sauntlers Hollywood, l- ' ha. Rho Delta Chi Rarli.ar.a Eleanor Stannah Cherry Point Sigma l hi Ka])p;i Patriei.i Anne Wilson Fayette ille Sigma l hi Ka})] a Nancy Jo Zercher Hopewell. ' a. Sigma Phi Kappa 59 Traditional Activities iB ACTIVITIES The Student Council ' I ' lic student ( ' (iiincil i the |u-c)t( ' ct )r, tlir eiiidc, and the sti ' eiii th of the studeiitN. It stands for l(iv dtv and hdnor and works as one hodv «ith an ohjei ' tive nnnd. We leain when «e are vonne; we luidei-staiid when we are (}ld. The Student Couru ' il IS the niaiustav (if students of Peace L ' olleiic. Sue Harris 62 Honor Court AxxK Hammersla ' rill ' H(iri(M- Court is tlio lii rlieNt judiciary IkhIv lit ' I ' lMi ' c Collciif mil ha-. juriNclirtinii in all in- stances of violations of tlic Horioi ' Code. ' I ' lic Coui ' t has the power to lender decisions which in- clude ie|uiniand, |ilaciiii; ' on proliation. and sus|icnsion (idiii school. In almost all casi ' s the adiniiiistration su[i[iorts the decisions of the Court. The Honor Court also has an iiiijiortant part in the orientation of new students into the Honor S steni. a most important phase of campus life. The Court also tries to create an awareness in the students of their ohligation to the Honor System G.-i P.S.C.A. Till ' I ' .S.C ' .A. typiHos (iiic of tliL ' main aims of Peace Collctic ami that is to iiromote a relii ious atmiis|ilR ' rc on iam|ius ami in tlir lirarts ami nniids of I ' tvicc i ii-ls. ' I ' lir 1 ' . S. ( ' . A. CaliiiK ' t, com|iosc(l of a svmliolii ' mnnlRT of twelve n ' iils, is r ' s|ioM- silile for (liiH ' i ' tinn the relinious aetixities of the year. l ' ' .s|ieeiallv is the Cahinet eoneeiaied with IJelin ' ious l ' ' ,m|ihasis Week, ' es|iei- |ironrams. Christmas and l- ' .aster |iai;eants, I ' eaiuit Week, and the Week of Shai-iiii;-. Through many prayers and earnest endeavors, the Peace Student Chris- tian Association stands as an inspiration to those who come to Peace. C.AIKILVX BkATV 64 Presidents Council The Prt ' ident.s Council is spDiiMircd liy the Stu- dent ( ' (luiicil and consists of tiic presidnm otticcrs of cacli dull and oriranization. Proinotinn ' a pro- gram of actixities that is intcrcstnii; ' to tlic stu- dents, cxchaniiintr of plans and ideas of the oi-jran- izations and of the Student C ' ouncd is the ]iurposc of this Council. The Council sponsors the enter- tainment on week ends for any girls who are visitin ' Peace. B. RBAR. Reddish 65 garw [ rrrir ■nM ' wnwKJtcxyjina w w.W ' tfc) ' _ Eleaxoh Stkm Kditor Gail CIodwix A. si.staut Editor Jo Bbitton Bn a i n ess Ma n age r The Lotus It is tlif (K ' sii-f that tlu ' studriits will (.(iiiii ' to low .ind tixvisurc tlic 1!)- )T I. Ill ' IS as tliosu wild (•(iiii|iilc(l it do. lU ' rr ari ' the thonnhts, the hopes, the ndod tunes, the friends, the leaders and ad isors. The students have made the histoi . ' I ' lie l,oTi s Stafl ' lias written it down. . n(;ki,. Hii,li. rd Assisltiiit liiixiness Manager .Jean Setzer Art Editor 66 KDITOHIAI. STAFF BUSINESS STAFF 67 The Peace Times Staff Dcclic. ' itcd til work f ' di- |ik ' ;iMiri ' ami kiiou Icdi L ' . Dedicated ti) Mi|)|i(ii-t and hdiiiir its Alma Mater. Dedicated to ne its time and [laticnce so that the students of I ' eaee College may read aliout, learn aliout, and lo e their home auav from home. Shihlkv T.mo.ton 68 The Papyrus Club The olik ' st c ' lul) at I ' caco. tlii ' I ' a|iynis ( ' lull, is ail orii-aiii atioii of litcrai-y-iniiuk ' d stiulfnts who arc interested in furtlieriiiu ' their know ledue of H ' ood wiitiii and iisillij; tlieir own creative abihty. Mahv (.AllKI. C ' ahi.ax 69 L- ' i.!. ' :■ fUi Phi Theta Kappa riii ' riieta Knpi)!! Fraternity is tlic Xatioiial .Tiiiiidi- ( ' ollcyi ' II( iii)rai- Sclidlastif Society. The (iaiiiiiia I ' lii elia|itel- at I ' eaee ( ' illei;e eleets new nieinliers eaeli s|ii-int on the hasis oi seholai ' hiji and lea(ler-.hi|i. (iAII, (m 1) MN 70 Sigma Pi Alpha ' I ' lic ' I ' lii ' ta chapter of tlic Sitima I ' i Alpli.i is niudc up i)f Peace girls wIki lia e shown spi-cial intci ' ost ami ahihty m foreign languages as well as m other scholastic work. Eleaxor Stem 71 Alpha Pi Epsilon Al|ili.i I ' i l ' ' .|isili)ii IS tlu ' Natiiiii.il ( ' (Mniiicrcial I IiiiKii ' aiv S()c ' it ' t ' . .Miinlici ' s aiT cIkiscii (in tin ' liasis of li ' a(lt ' i ' slii|i anil ((ininii- ' rt ' ial skill, (iainnit; a lii ' ttt ' i- kriduk ' dm ' iil ' tlir ii|i|i(iitiniit ics and ic (jiiii ' tant ' nts ol sc ' CiX ' t ii ' ial uiirk is iinr (il tliu nia jdi ' anus nf tins socit-tv. y DoHOTllV NkUTO.N 72 The Daughters and Granddaughters Club ' I ' lic l):uinliters and (¥l•.■uul(laui ' llt Clul) tii f. to iMfscrvc the customs .uid traditions of tln ' I ' l ' ac ' i ' ifirl. wliicli haw (hstiiiniiished the Col- k ' liv tlirouiih thu years. This Chili is the eomieet- iiiH ' Hiik between the ehanii and dignity of the past years and the modern world. The menihei ' s are daiiiihters or iiraiid(huii hters III toriner Peace jrirls. Ei ' xicE Lee Thomps 73 • •t ■ - t ' rrwiiMwaNNiH ' Vif i ' i ,Mr,TP, ni . iHf iinwi nM-iii ' ' iiiwi; t The Art Club Till ' l lsit ' Rolieitson Alt Cliili  :is I ' stalilislied in l!)4.. ' i liy Miss M. ' ilicl I iim|i. It v:is (Icsiuncd to )ir()iiinti ' iiiti ' r-i ' st in .ind ,i|i|)it ' ci.iti()n ot art .■inioni; ' I ' l ' iK-t ' students. Tlu ' ( ' lull iitt ' ers aMnnally an Art Clul) award and Art Cluli sclii)larslii|i Id initstandiiin ' and de- scivinn ' students. ' I ' lir IJi ' inln-andt sliowini;- this year at the Xiirth Canilina Art Muscuni was aiiKint; the luaiiy ill- ti ' ri ' st iuii ' fxluliits visited. 74 .Tf.. x .Sktzkh IS The Home Economics Club Tlii tliic ' i-your-oltl club is constantly on the Sjo, niakmi rctVt ' sliniunts, i;ivin i ' teas, sjionsor- iiili- cliain ' l pi ' oiiranis on ctiquetti ' and M-ll ' -irn])rove- iiu ' iit, and jnst Ijcing useful in i; ' eneral. Such an enterpiisini; organization adds a yreat deal to the leputation of the school. Frances Vi 75 jvji smsinsk. The r. R. C. The Intci ' iiatidiial l{(■latllln Clnli is (iiie of the llinst actiM ' (ir! aiii at Kills (il the I ' dlk ' i ' c. I ' ndci ' the ciitlmsiast ic lrailci ' slii|i (if Miss l ' ,lizaliut li ( ' alilurll, llic dull has fliiii i-ishciL ciitcrtaiiu ' cl ahir i;iK ' st s|icakris, ihsciisscd uiirld | inihlciiis, and taken the lead in tlir I lilted l ' ' iiiid and the Wdild I ' niversitx Sei ie, ' (hi es liere at I ' eaee. Jo liitri-roN 76 Athletic Association Till ' |iiil-|iiis(. ' (if IIr ' Atlilftic A s(iciati(ili IS to ]ir()iiiotc noiul s|iortMiiaiiNln|i, to further aiiil to |iroiiH)te ilitt ' iX ' st ill uitraiiniral atliletu ' s. and to ciu ' ouragc school s|iirit. As in thr years |iast, this Association has sjionsored haskcthall am! Millevliali tournaments and tennis and |iine-|ionu ' tournanieiits for those who enjoy spoi-ts. This year tlio Association has provided much entertaunneiit in its well-rounded schedule. Margie Lixzey 77 ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ■■■ ' ■- ' - 1- .--- J,,.. ..j T .i.y. f ■ , ■■■ ■.■ ■, , ' |-7t r f -T ■ . ■ff-l,r!F!.Vi:iTt .J k- -r ' f ' Peace Dramateurs ' I ' lif I ' cu ' i ' I)i-,iiii;it(.iii is .1 ru ' u i-liilj iit Peace tills v: y. It is fdstcriiin many |il;iiis anil liiii ' li li()])t ' s for the year. AnKini; otliei- a -tivities, the l)raiiiateui-s has put cm scM ' ial plays tin- the stndeTit li()(l . The |ini|ii se is td increase intiTCst and t(i |n-() i(le e |ierieiice in theatrit ' al |M-i)(luc- tiiins. .Much intei-est has heen shiiun, and it i.s pi-e(hcted that the Chih will cuiitinue to tirow and to Mnpidve. CiRACE (i.AWTIlllOl ' 78 Pi Theta Mu Society ' I ' lic I ' i Tluta Mu Society stiirtcd tliu year roll- iiii; ' witli a rock-aiul roll llo dui ' irii; ' assi ' iiilily. Follo iiii tills lilt; affair was a Hoiiiaii party, (ii i ' ii in till. ' Her room, for wliifli exervoiie dressed ill tonas to celebrate with t ' aesar and liis friends. Prizes were irivcn for the best dressed Roman and refreshments were served. After initiation, parties and socials benan. The year 195 -57 has been a hioh ]ii;lit of iiood tniies for the Pi ' s. Angela Hilliard 79 Rho De lta Chi Society CiD liliii! (ill Rliii! ' I ' ht ' sc were the words on everv old Kho ' .s li|is during ' tlic eventful rush week — favors on the tallies, serenade from a ucll- know n fraternity, the Hollywood fashion show, and the I ' lanet of Desire paity to top it off. An etii|iii ' tte |ironraiii s|ioiisorrd li the three societies was earned on thidiinlioiit the vear to hriiiii ' alioiit a closer relatioiishi|i anionic the so- cieties. ' I ' hi ' Kho s liaxf felt this an iiiipoitaiit pro ject. Then there «as the iiiter-soiaet y dance with all its headaches and worries hut in the end i wciiider- ful success. As the ( ' ar ends with many memories of irood times, the ineniliers of this society say that they are glad to be Rho ' s. N ' .VXCV M. EDER 80 81 ,. .. --— ..T, .-. ;— .. ■ .— - .■, — . .. — ■,.. .,, ,,.- , .. ■- —■—-._„-—, -. —.. nswi o:=Mijf«i tB;«: ' T«:« mmnv [ m mm:w Sigma Phi Kappa After the initial I ' usliiiin, Halloween party, anil foniial initiation, tlie Sil;s sottk ' il down to a yi ' ai- of sports and pal•tit■ . Their ciitliusiasni Ir ' Ij)C(1 make tlu ' Sin-iftv daiici ' a Miccess. rill a Siji ' and proud of it ; I wrar the colors purple and gold. Oiiis is till ' spirit that will never die; ( ' oiiir on mil shout it to the sky. We have vim, vigor, and vitality .Villi personality you liet ! We arc the top cream of the crop The rest are tai ' hehiiid us. Sig.s, youMl al avs lie the best! M. KT liAUHIIKV 82 83 .K5=iCt ai- The Choir ' J ' lic cliciii ' , iiriiltT the i-a|ialil( ' diit ' i-tiori iit Doctoi ' H jdrtsN iiiL;, liciUNt- a mitK-cahlo iiid ' caM ' in iiuiii- lirr of iiiciiilicrs and iit ' ac ' ti itit ' s duririi; ' this m-IidciI year. It lla |irc ' seiiti ' d the annual ( ' lin-.tnia and S|ii ' nii; ' I ' diiccrtN, has |n ' i ' tcirnH ' d n cr ti. ' lt ' iMcm mi several occasions, and has |iaiti(i|iatcd in tlic activities of HaleiirlTs cliurclics and otlicr cliurclics of tlic state. Clacdi.n ' k Houuin FEATURES May Queen MAK ' l ' IIA SI K. WOOTEN 86 ■ f iti ill m HI H H 1 Bb — 1 H H B 1 1 1 V ' 1 l l 1 m M 1 l H H mSjjm i::C HhHJIKS ' Bo H M r K % WW V i a xW||fl W ' H Miss Peace Bi ■M. kAl MARGARET LV VOt)D JAMES 87 r CAROT.VX REATV Carolyn lii ' aty riitlitfullv taki-s place aiuong tile eii lit Oiitstaiuliiig ' Seiiidis. CaiD- lyii lias served with inspiration and devotion hei- ottiee as I ' lesident of the P.S.C.A, Her lieauty and gracious eliann endear her- to those uith ulioni she is associated. That she is a well rounded nirl is e ident liv the xaried activities on campus in uliich she has taken part. .May the wind lie at your hack, .May the load rise up to meet voil. And may (iod alwavs hold (ni in the [lalni of his hand. Outstanding .M. HV CAHELL CAHL.VX W ' hik ' spreadin;;- tlu ' warmth and spirit of earnest eudea (ir aiiionn ' her fellow students, .Mary Cahell has i iven of her time and aliilitv to the functions of Peace ( ' ollei;e. Althouich petite in stature, she has made a place for liersi ' lf in the hearts of all with her own heart-full of f riendhni ' ss and siiiceritv. .Mary Caliell has si ' t a profound cxainple ot unselfish discretion in dealiiii; with others. She truly deserves reconnition as in Oiit- st.-induii ' Senior for her si-|iolarsliip and for lieiiin pist .M.irv ( ' . ' diell. ■ (lAII. (GODWIN Gall is a iiniiiuf c-onil lnatiiin of wisdom, talfiit, and l)eauty. Siic is tlii ' |ififrft ccm- tradic-tion of the [lopular tlit ' ory tli;it an in- ti ' llictual i ii ' l must lie iiiimis cliarm. Her fi ' oatiw aliilitx ' with liotli the |iaiiit hnish and tile pen lias aided many ornani ations to «hieh she belongs. ' ivaeioiis and witty, too, she is an Outstanding Senior «li(i will lie an example of the modern Ameiiian woman. Seniors AWE HAMMEHSI..V Anne is a definite sort of |iersoii. She knows what to sav, what to do, how to do it; she knows what she does today and what she will do tomorrow. She could lie ealled the .lohii .Marshall of I ' eaee t ' ollege, lieeaiise un- der her adept leadership, the two-vear-old Honor Court has set many precedents for just discipline and wise decisions regarding each indixidual case. Anne is not all work and no play. She is congenial « itii her classmates aiwl loves a goiid tniie. One possessing such an attractive per- sonality would naturally lie an ()utstandlng Senior. P ■i t SUE HARRIS Tlu ' iiianv woiidrrful qualitifs that inakf Sue an Outstaiiiliiiif Scniiir can ni ' M-r lii ' put into a few words. Slio has shou n rciiiarkahle lfa(lei ' shi|) and outstaiidiiii; ' tlihiicucu as the Prcsidfiit of the Student Government As- sociation. She IS c-oni|iletely unselfish in de- votiiiic time to the |irohlems of her fellow students. Sue ' s s|iarklini; ' |ieisoiiality and warm smile have won her many friends. The s|nrit, i;enerositv, revireiue. and personahtv of Sue Harris will never he foii ' otten Ijv her fellow students of I ' eaee. Outstanding, UARBAR.V REDDISH A frieiidiv smile, a warm heart, and a eorieern for otiieis .are .just a few of the (]ualities that make Harliara a triend ot all at I ' eaee. She is never too liusy with her duties as vice-president of the Student (lov- eriimcnt , ss(H ' iation to help others aloiii) ' the way. Her sincere interest in her fellow stu- dents, her work, and lu ' r scliool is the hasie (|ualitv of her personahtv which makes her truly an Outstandintc Senior — so, Rarliara, reniemher I ' eaee in the respect that it remcm- ELEANOR STEM Dignity aiul iii]il()inacy characterize Eleanor. Peace «ill miss her soft-spoken words and her queenly l)earinii-. Tiiose who know iier find a warmth which inspires con- fidence and ti ' iist. She has chosen flournalism as her professional cai-eer. and indi int; ' from her many talents and activities, she will he among tlie best journalists. Yet lier pei- .sonal qualities cause one to tliink of her as an ideal wife and mother. With tiiesc promis- ing assets, it is no wondei ' that Eleanor was chosen an ( )utstaiidm ' Senior. Seniors SHIRLEY TART,T() Shirley is one of the few ])eople we meet in a lifetime who takes the responsiliility of many activities and vet is never seen runnnig aroirnd in a dithei ' , pulling out hair, droppmg bundles of paper, and acting important. She does not have to. Hei- worth is self- evidcTit. Shii ' lev is so organized, so neat in her work and in hei ' dress, so coui ' teously busy, and so conscientious that she was chosen as an Outstanding Senior without a question. A salute to one so silently successful! Marshals ADVERTISEMENTS t 1957 SPONSORS We gratefully acknowledge their support Ahhott-Piercc Service Station, 531 Hiilsboro Brarinan ' s Grill Bishop ' s Phillips fifi. 909 Downtown Blvd. Byrum, Leon, Optical Company Carolina Typewriter Company, 115 S, Salisbury Street Eckerd ' s Drug Ellisberg ' s, Inc. Garner ' s Esso Service Station JefTries Jewelers Knitting Nook, 16 N. Boylan Avenue, M. J. Hadley, Manager Pine State Creamery T. H. Briggs and Sons, Inc. Taylor Biscuit Company Thompson and Lynch Company Wayside Furniture House While ' s Phillips M 928 Downtown Blvd. VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 1957 HUDSONBELK COMPANY Serving in the Capital City for 42 Years DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY EQUIPMENT RALEIGH DURHAM ROCKY MOUNT GOLDSBORO BEST WISHES from SIR WALTER BEAUTY SALON CANTON CAFE CHINESE-AMERICAN FOODS Air C(inililii iu ' il 408 Hillsboro Street DIAL TE 2-7867 Best fT ishes From NORTH CAROLINA EQUIPMENT COMPANY ■ INTERNATIONAL Construction Equipment RALEIGH GREENVILLE WILMINGTON GREENSBORO CHARLOTTE ASHEVILLE ■V FAHiD roe riHC fashiom PALCItH NORTH MOifNA DR MK Bfsrar rAsrf-resr There ' s Nothing Like a Coke M Fifty Million A Times a Day iffi Capital Coca-Colo Bottling Company, Inc. Raleigh, North Carohno FIRST-CITIZENS BANK TRUST CO. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Three Offices in Raleigh CoinplimeiUs of Cooper ' s Furniture House Opposite WPTF Transmitter Hwys. 1-64-70-A Carv, North Carolina BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1957 GARLAND C. NORRIS COMPANY 122 Glenwood Avenue Ralfigh, N. C. Coinplimciils of MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME St. Mary s at Johnson Street DIAL TE 3-867S Ciimpliinciiis (if BRYAN-COOPER OIL COMPANY Jobbers of PHILLIPS 66 Products TE 3-3853 1601 Wake Forest Road Raliigh, North Carolina GATTIS ' HAYES-BARTON PHARMACY Phone TE 2-4641 2000 Fairview Road Ralligh, North Carolina Compliments of NATIONAL ART SHOP 621 Hillsboro Street Raliigh, N. C. i MOTHEn| | M l DATJGHTER i FASHIONS Insurance Building BRITTAINS HELPING TO BUILD ING TO BUILD , Wl Through — • Agricultural Developiueul • Community Improvement • Indttstrial Expansion (CAROLINA POWER LIGHT COMPANY) BROGDEN PRODUCE COMPANY, INC. W holesale FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE RALEIGH Serving PEACE COLLEGE for over Fifty Yeors YELLOW CAB CO. 2-5811 TEmple 2-5811 OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE RALEIGH, N. C. Buy At LAND ' S And Save RciU igh 5 Lciuliiii; Crcilil Jewelers Phone TE2-37.M Faye tteville Corner Hargett Street FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS THE JOHN HOOS CO. OF NORTH CAROLINA, Inc. 925 South Blount Street Raleigh, N. C. Telephone IE 3-0062 Compliinenls of MITCHELL ' S HAIR STYLING CoinpUmeiUs of WARREN ' S RESTAURANT 301 West Martin Street RALEIGH, N. C. Coinplimenls of CROSS POULTRY CO. TE 2-S434 TE 2-8013 SMITH STUDIO Official Photographers for THE LOTUS Portraits and Application Pictures May Be Ordered From Your School Negatives 12 East Hargett Street Your Trailways bus travels as fast as safety allows! Compliments of THE GRAPHIC PRESS, PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING Raleigh, N. C. INC. l SCHBU«c .tuo m irijl coMPAifr Designers and engravers of the South ' s finest school publications LYNCHBURG. VIRGINIA !r- PEACE COLLEGE CLASS RINGS AND PENS SOCIETY PINS AND NOVELTY JEWELRY WALTER B. ANDERSON L. G. BALFOUR PRODUCTS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA PERSON STREET PHARMACY 620 North Person Street A Complete Line ul Naliunally Advertised Drugs Plus a Selected Assortment of Toilet Items Soda Our Specialty PERSON STREET VARIETY STORE 702 North Person Street School Supplies and E eryday Needs Complete Ei e and Ten J. E. Treadwell. Proprietor FINCH ' S DRIVE- IN, INC. 41 R CONDITIONED DINING ROOM CAFETERIA TE 4-7396 Phone TE 4-7397 MORGAN JONES COTTONS ARE ' Yours for a Lovely Home ' ' ' ' The Minuet Bedspread TextuituH Bedspreads Hobnail Bedspreads Bath Sets Kitchen Cottons Scatter Rugs PRODUCED IN NORTH CAROLIN A SOLD BY FINE STORES EVERYWHERE MORGAN-JONES, INC. 5S Worth Street NEW YORK, N. Y. Compliinenls of Warlick ' s Restaurant Drive In Cameron Village Lewis Sporting Goods HEADQUARTERS for TENNIS SUPPLIES BOYLAN-PEARCE III Rali ' iiih ' s Caineron I ' ilUige JOHN ASKEW PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECORATING Eslimales Mciclc in and Out of Town Telephone 2-6824 110 Glenwood Avenue J. F. WILLIS SHEET METAL WORK ROOFING LENNOX FURNACES TIN - SLATE - TILE and COMPOSITION ROOFING Residenliat Air CondiUoninii Phone TE 2-6921 7 W. Peace Street Raleigh, N. C. Compliments of VIRGINIA PILOT ASSOCIATION NORFOLK, VA. HOOD-MODEL DRY CLEANING COMPANY Ask the Folks iVe Serve Office — 117 E. Morgan Street Plant — 606 N. Person Street PHONES TE 2-3015 - TE 2-2862 Compliments of KRISPY CREME DOUGHNUT SHOP PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF RALEIGH 3705 Hillsboro Street Phone TE 3-1071 Ferguson ' s Hardware HARDWARE AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES HV Speciulize in Service 2901) Hillsboro Street PHONES: TF 2-4S77 - TE 2-3(130 Free Delivery In Cily ' Dial TE 2-0551 ALLISON-LEINSTER, INC. Phone TE 2-1632 For Insurance Raleigh Savings and Loan Building RALEIGH, N. C. Insurance Service Since 1908 J. C. ALLISON MRS. SARAH L. COWPER President I ice-President J. A. LEINSTER Secreliirx-Treasurer Hari Johnson B. H. Dlnnis Harry Moore Bill Ward Earl Johnson. Jk. MOORE JOHNSON CO. For .(,) Years Rcdeif li ' s Lcadiiii; Insurance .4i;ency INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS Insurance BuiMing R, Li;iGH, North Carolina coo , c ean taste... Nothing does it lilcfi Seven-Up ! lE CompUinents of Kayetteville Streei Raleigh. N. C. HONEYCUTT CLEANERS 128 W. Martin Street 605 Newbern Avenue 227 Pace Street PHONE TE 3-1696 CompUinents of PERSON STREET RESTAURANT BEST WISHES fnnn HOTEL SIR WALTER Raleigh ' s Largest and Finest •■100% Air-Comlitioned Arthur E. BUDDENHACEN Manager FLOWERS! Cut Flowers Corsages Graduation Bouquets Decorations PHONES TE 2-8347 TE 2-0795 J. J. FALLON CO., Inc. We Grow the Flowers We Self Compliments of CAPITAL ICE AND COAL CO. Inhirporaied 600 West Hargett Street Phone TE 2-5589 1 CE CD AL FUEL Dl L ' - •U.Wj. ■!• If BYNUM PRINTING COMPANY BETTER PRINTING Phone TE 2-641 7 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS INCORPORATED RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Compliinems of ADLER S, Inc. PENNEY ' s Alniiys First Qiiiil o In Raleigh ' s Cameron Village Where Park iNG AND Shopping Is A Pleasure A u T n r; R A p H s AUTOGRAPHS im m tl MCH ' ? •■!. '