Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

iina - mwmvsmivmsamsrmmmaKm Kmstm k 1958 OTUS PEACE COLLEGE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLLNA Bertha Stanley, Editor Shirley Bartholomew Business Manager Faye Lewis, .-tssisiant Editor Cheryl Stowe. Art Editor FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Julia Gates Miss Lyda Baucoai Miss Mabel Pugh |K:-. jg ■ t 9 m K « . ■■ ■ 1 1 1 L WIB.) ,... ' ij i ' ™=« — — CONTENTS THE COLLEGE 7 THE CLASSES 15 ACTIVITIES 63 FEATURES 87 ADVERTISEMENTS 95 nfissifflianiiHHiTn FOREWORD Long as time shall tell the story, Long as hearts are true, May her name be crowned in glory and honors ever new. These words are more than lyrics to our Alma Mater. They are a reality that cannot be altered. The spirit of Peace will live on in the hearts of her students. Time cannot change its impression nor mar its beauty. Peace and its creed will live on, regardless of change, so long as it is dedicated to strengthening young womanhood. The LOTUS of 1958 is adding another impression to the long list of memories of Peace College. Board of Ti ustees B OFFICERS William F. McPherson Chairman Rev. Don Carson AssislanI Secretary James D. Kilgore Vicf-Clinirmnn William C. I ' ressly Secretary ■Treaxurer Mr. J. C. AilisMii. Raleigh Mrs. B. R. Lacy. Raleigh Mrs. (lecirge Aviiiger. Laurinburg Mrs. C. C. McAllister. Fayetteville Mr. J. I). Beatv. Raleigh Mr. Hector MacLean. Lumberton Mr. Thiimas M ' . Belk. Charlotte Mr. William McPherson. Raleigh Dr. Carey Bostian. Raleigh Mr. ■;. B. Manning. Roanoke Rapids Rev. Don Carson. Sanforrt Dr. J . H. Nicholson, Statesville Mr. George Chadwick. Wilmington Rev. W. S. Patterson, High Point Mr. E. B. Crow, Jr.. Wilson Dr. John Rhodes. Raleigh Mr. Neill A. Currie. Jr.. Fayetteville Rev. Ben Lacy Rose, Richmond. Va. Mrs. George Finch. Thomasville Mr. Fiavniond A. Snow. Raleigh Mr. Kelvin Gray. Raleigh Mr. Charles M. Sprinkle. Winston-Salem Mr. Rufus A. (irier, Charlotte Rev. Thompson B. Southall. Statesville Mr. W. M. Hall. Jr.. Belmont Mrs. Thomas Stamps. Raleigh Mr. Karl (J. Hudson. Jr.. Raleigh Rev. John Mack Walker. Roanoke Rapids Mrs. Julian Hutaff. Fayetteville Rev. Roy E. Walts. High Point Mr. James 1). Kilgore. Raleigh Rev. J. Harry Whitmore. D.D.. Thomasville Dr. F. L. Knight. Sanford Rev. Murphv Williams. Wilson Mrs. Robert Wyatt, Raleigh Women ' s Ac Ivi ory Board Mrs. Britt Annfield. Greensboro Mrs. A. L. Harvey. Wilson Mrs. Isaae Avery. Statesville Mrs. Willis 1. Henderson. Jr.. Charlotte Mrs. Worth Baldwin. Greensboro Mrs. 0. R. Hodgin, Tb jmasville Mrs. E. L. Barber. Raleigh Mrs. Dan Holler. Raleigh Mrs. Clyde Barksdale. Asheboro Mrs. Brevard Hoover. Winston-Salem Mrs. James R. Benson. Wilmington Mrs. Ennis Jackson. Gastonia Mrs. W. 0. Burgin. Lexington Mrs. A. J. Mavs. Tavlorsville Mrs. Herman Campbell. Pinehurst Mrs Clay R, Miller, Salisbury Mrs. Lawrence Cavenaugh. Wallace Mrs Park H. Moore. Gastonia Mrs. George Chadwich. Wilmington Mrs M. W. Owens, Fountain Mrs. J. M. Clark. Winston-Salem Mrs S. L. Parker, Jr.. Kinston Mrs. C. Don Coffey. Jr.. North Wilkesboro Mrs J. C. Price. Pineville Mrs. J. B. A. Daughtridge. Rocky Mount Mrs Kelsey Regen. Raleigh Mrs. Glenn Dick. Spindale Mrs E. W. Reinecke. F ' ayetteville Mrs. William E. Dole. Davidson Mrs M. H. Ridenhour. Charlotte Miss Grace Edmiston, Mt. Ulla Mrs Eric Rodgers, Scotland Neck Mrs. G. R. Ennis. Jr.. Leiand Mrs Edwin Shaw. Wagram Mrs. J. W. Farrior. Warsaw Mrs John T. Still. Jr.. Raleigh Mrs. W. C. Cioley. Graham Mrs M. B. Wales. Winston-Salem Mrs. Charles (irier. Carthage Mrs Beauniert Whilton. Charlotte Mrs. Hoyt M. Hacknev. Sanford Mrs R. A. Willis. Monroe Mrs. W. ' M. Hall. Belmont Mrs James Wilson. Fayetteville Mrs. C. H. Hand. Lowell Mrs 6 David C. Worth, Raleigh 1 The College DEDICATION With gialilude and in expression of our llianks. we ileilieate the 1958 LoTLS to MRS. NELL BOOTH. Through the years that she lias served as a meniher of the faeuhx . she has heeii an inspiration to the students of Peaee. guiding them in Christian voeations. She is a tireless worker, eonstantly helping the different phases of eollege life. Her great store of knowledge seems endless. If there is anvtliing to he (h ne. Mrs. Booth ean do it. For her devotion and loxahv to Peaee and its students, we dedieate this armual to Mrs. Booth. TRIBUTE We pay Irihiile Id MISS LYDA BAUCOM. who is a quiet, liut signifieaiit part uf tlie life at Peace. Tlmugli she has little coiitaet with the student hody as such, each girl loves and respects her. She is composed, trim, always smiling. and ready to lend a helping hand. In her dedication to others, she completely forgets self. We are honored to pay trihute to Miss Baucom in this, our I ' J.SIl Lotus. ' The image of devotion. — Vergil Aeneid Admin! DR. WILLIAM C. PRESSLY Dr. Pressly. our beloved president, has a reserved seetion in the heart ()f every Peace girl. Because of his cheerfulness, his individ- ual interest in each student, and his Christian manner of life. Dr. Presslv is a living example of what Peace College stands for. He has so capably guided us through the ears. that when we think of Peace, we alwa s remember, willi a loving smile. Dr. Presslv. MRS. LILLIAN M. FOX Our gracious and charming S()cial dean wins, so smoothly, the heart of every person wlio meets her. Mrs. Fox can be seen in her nljiic many hours each day working out the details of the social activities of the college and helping students solve their individual problems. No matter how tiring a day Mrs. Fox may have, she still greets each person she sees with a warm smile. 10 ration MR. DAVID WARNER Mr. Warner is respected liv all. I ' arulh anil students. lia|i|n dispusition and smiling face are characteristics of our Assistant tii the President. He. mcpre than any other person, is responsible for getting students to enroll at Peace. On his tours, he makes friends and then cultivates those friendships here. He is loved for his understanding and guidance and will be remembered by every girl who leaves Peace. MISS FRANCES SUTER No girl ever graduates from Peace withoul meeting, loving, and receiving aid and inspira- tion from Miss Suter. She. along with the dual role of Registrar and Academic Dean. is advisor to the Student Government. el she always takes time to discuss individual problems with the girls. Her devotion, sin- ceritv. and reverence give her a sjjecial spot in the heart of every Peace girl. 11 taummaBmait Faculty Miss Lvua Balcom Bursar Mrs. Nei.l Wade Booth. A.B. Commercial Subjects Mrs. Walter T. BuATiSiiAw Secretary to the President Miss Elizabeth Caldwell A.B.. A.M. History Mrs. Frances Darden Hostess Mrs. Sally D.wis, R.N. f urse Mrs. George Doughty, B.S. Commercial Subjects Miss Ethel Grammer Dielilian Miss Evelyn Holloman, A.B. Science Miss Colleen Johnson B.M.. M.M. Piano Mrs. Ivan Jones, B.S.. M.S. Home Economics Mrs. Uick Kirkpatrick, A.B. (Commercial Subjects Mr. Raymond L. Kreiner B.M.. M.M. Teacher oj Voice, Director of Choir Mrs. Raymond Kreiner. B.M. I ' iano Miss Winifred Kuhns A.B.. B.E., M.S. Mathematics 12 Faculty Miss Wynklle Lewis. A.B.. A.M. Mrs. William Miller A.B.. A.M. Oijian Miss Julia Oates, A.B., A.M. Eniili.sli Miss Mabel Pugh An. History of Art Mrs. Raymond Rhodes, A.B. Commercial Suhjecls Mrs. Be.ssie Richardson . ii ieriisor of Buildings and Grounds Mrs. Ethel Rose A.B.. B.A. in L.S. Librarian Miss Frances Suter, A.B.. A.M. Registrar, Academic Dean Mrs. Mildred Thigpen Hostess Mrs. George Thomason A.B.. A.M. Dramatics and 5pee(7i Dr. Charles Cason Turner A.B.. B.D.. Ph.D. Bible Miss Ann Tysor. A.B.. A.M. French Mr. D. E. Warner. B.S.. M.Ed. Assistant to the President Miss Joy Lai rice Whi.sonant A.B. Health and Phy.tical Education Dr. Sanford Winston A.B.. Ph.D. Psychology and Sociology 13 ■iiiBiinmiiMiiia 14 The Classes r Jii « % 16 The Seniors OFFICERS Sandra Upchurch ice-President Pat Alexander Treasurer Becky Matthews President Judith Baker Secretary ■UMiUkJAiMiULnjMiMa Peace PATRICIA RAE ALEXANDER RiK-kv Mount Rho Delta Chi ■ ] happy smile that ' s a joy to spp. LdTi s Staff 3. 4: Peace Dianiateers 3: Standards of Living Conniiiltee 3. 4: Treas- urer of Senior Class. ANNE CURTIS AI [4S0N Ciade Spring. Va. Siiinia I ' lii Kappa To those who knew thee not. no ivorils can paint: And those who know thee, know all niinls are jaint. Stndent Council 3. 4; Choir 3, 4: P.S.C.A. President: May ( )ueen 4: Phi Theta Kappa 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Si-ma Pi Alpha 3: Presidents Council 4-: Honor Court 4; Con- slilntion Connnitlee 3; I.R.C. 3. 4. LOIS ELLEN ANDREWS Raleii;h Pi Theta Mu ' Ind her janiiliar roice. a welcome sound. Seniors 18 College BETTY STAMPS BACON Raleigh lih,, Delta Chi Fun-loving nays are thine. Daughters and Granddaughteis Cluli 3. 4; Art Cluh 4: Peace Times Staff 3; Viee- Presidenl Rho Delta Chi 4. I SHIRLEY JEAN BAGWELL Raleigh Rho Delta Chi Reality is the only thint; that time tun not harm. ,U DITH MARIE BAKER Raleigh Pi Theta Mil Art is man ' s nature: nature is God ' s Art. Peace Times Staff 3. 4. Editor 4. Art Editor 3: Lotus Staff ' 4: Senior Class Seeretary 4: Student Council 3: Papyrus Cluh 4; Peace Dramateers 3. 4: Art Cluh 3. 4; Home Economics Cluh 3. 4; Social Com- mittee 4. ? Df58 19 Peace iiETSY l!A n I ' .ARnEN Ralei-h I ' i Thrta ? Iu The sivi ' eli ' sl ixiii liinil to the siveelest mniil. Marshal 1: (Jiiiiip ( liaimiaii 4: Art Cluli 3. 4: Peacf Draiiiatet ' is 4: Chairman, Board (il (jroiip ( l-.airiiieii . SIIIIJIFY OCTAVIA IJAKTHOLOMEW Raleij h Pi Thela Mu Queen rose of the rosehiid garden of girls. Marshal 3, 4; Alpha I ' i Epsiloii 3. 4. Secre- tary 4; LoTl ' s Staff 4. Business Manager 4. GEKTiUiDK MARIE BECK limlin-ion Rh,, Delta Chi The heart Id coitceiie. the iinderstiiiidiiig to direct, tiie iiiiiid to e.xecute. Standards (d Living Connnittee 4; Grou]) Chairman 4; Rliii Pcdla Chi President 4; Peace Draniateers 4; Presidents Council 4. Seniors 20 College MARTHA PENELOPE BOONE Tiyon Sigma Plii Kappa To know her ii to love her. P.S.C.A. Cal.iiiet 4; Peace Times Slaff 3: Presidents Council 4: Sigma Piii Ka|ipa President 4. ' .. f BARBARA ANN BOWEN Currie Sigma Phi Kappa ' The world means something to tlie eapa- ble. Peace Dramateers 3: Hall Chairman 1: Chairman. Board of Group Chairmen I: Treasurer Sigma Phi Kappa 4. 1 !?r- V SANDRA VENDETTA BROADHURST Deep Hun Rho Delta Chi A little kingdom I possess, where thoughts and feelings dwell. Hall Chairman 4: Square Dancing Chili 4: Honor Roll 3. of 58 21 Peace KATHERINE SPIVEY BURDEN Aiilaiider Sif;nui I ' lii K;ipp;i Lrt f.noivledge groiv jrom more to more, hut more oj reverence in us dwell. P.S.C.A. Cal)inel 3. 4: Choir 4: Secretary- Treasurer, Home Eeoiiomifs Chili 4: Art Clul) 4; S(|iiare Dancing Chili 4. NANCY CAIiOI.YN IJUTI.ER Fayetteville Sigma i ' hi Kajipa My licurl is like a sintiinii bird. Choir 4, President 4; Hall Chairman 4; Home Economics Clul) 3. 4; Presidents ' Council 4; Secretary 4. ANNA KATIlKltlNE CHERRY Asheville Pi Thcta Mu .slept (ind ilri ' duii ' d lliiit life was Beauty; I awoke and jound thai life wn.s Duty. I.R.C. 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Phi Theta Kappa 3. 1. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Group Chairman 4; Student Council 4, Parlia- mentarian 4: Orientation Conuniltee 4. Seniors 22 College DOROTHY JOYCE CROCKER Rotkv Mount Rho Delta Chi 7 hiiiiih 1(11 hopp hfith happy place with me. I SUE WHEELER DENNING Benson Sijinia Phi Kappa — — ' Live pure, speak true, right ivrong. jolloiv the King. I.R.C. 3, 4: Choir 3. 4; President Honor Court 4; Student Council 4; Presidents Council 4; Secretary Junior Class. EVA DUMAS Goldshoro Rho Delta Chi W hat sweet delight a quiet life affords. Rho Delta Chi Treasurer 4; Testator of Lotus 4. Df ' 58 23 Peace SARA JO GAULT Raleigh Pi Tiieta Mil ' i loidhlc girl it ' ilh liiliies many. Group Cliairiiian I. EUITll IJKKKING GOODWIN Clinton Sigma Phi Kappa lAjp is not life at all it ilhuiit (Iflii ht. .■f ■ . LOW A Gi! ACK HOPTON Dodgf City. Kansas Sigma Phi K ap])a ' ■ miuil I ' ljiiiil ti) iiii undertaking. l.K.C. 3, I: Handhook Gonnnittee 3; Peace Times 3; President Athletic Assoeiation 4; Presidents Council 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3; Standards (iornmittee 4; Nominating Gonnnittee 4. Seniors 24 College LINDA HORTON Charlotte Sigma Plii Kappa Thiiuiiht (ilone is etcrnnl. LoTl ' s Staff. FRANCES RABY JACOBS Norfolk, Va. Riio Delta Chi ' ' The virtue oj her lirelr loof.s excells the precious stone. AMORETTE lONE JONES Pine Level Rho Delta Chi ' ' Music is nell said to be the speech of angels. Pa])yriis Club 3. of 58 25 Peace MYRNA KEITH JUNES Ca Pi Theta Mu } (iiith is nhdllv experimciitiil. ' aiiiesvule He LINA KiNOX KIKKMAN Ja Klio Delta Clii ' 7 matters not how long we lire, but how. National Honor Society 2; Lotus Staff 3; Group Chairman 4; P.S.C.A. Cabinet 4, Trea.siiier 4. ROBERTA JEAN [.ANDIS Marion Rho Dt ' lla Clii 7 lored her jor thiit she ivas beautiful. Alpha I ' i Epsilon 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Hall ( hairnian 4; Secretary Board of Group Cliairuieri 4. Seniors 26 i ollege EUGENIA FA YE LEONARD Raleigh Fi Theta Mu A girl she seems of cheerful yesterdnys and confident tomorrows. Home Eeonomifs Club 3. 4; Peace Drama- teeis 4: Treasurer Pi Theta Mu 4: Lotus Staff 4; Peace Times Staff 4. EDITH FAYE LEWIS Knightdale Pi Theta Mu An attentive ear. an open mind. Student Group Chairman 4: Assistant Edi- tor of Lotus 4; Choir 4. ELEANOR WICKLIFFE LEWIS Kin t(]n Rho Deha Chi A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Peace Times Staff 4. of ' 58 27 BDBnBraSBH Peace EMMA JANE LIMEK Wan-eiiton Rho Delta Chi lliiiKir is thf reivnnl i j virtue. Alpha I ' i Epsihiii . ' 5. !: Hall ( hairinaii 4. ' Ir ANNIE LOUISE LOCKAMY Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Gooil iictions spe ik lnuder lliiiii ivonls. ' Gidiip Chairman 1; I ' i Theta Mu Vice- Piesident 4; Non-Residents Vice-President 4; Seeretaiy Board of Group Chairmen. CAROLE IlLANCllE MARTIN Eafile Rock Sijima Phi Kappa !• (lii 1111(1 jail . mill tivicc so liiir. Is jdir IIS inn iii ' ty l c- Choir 3, I; Hall Chairman 1. Seniors 28 College ELLEN GERTRUDE MARTIN KaUi-li I ' i Tlu-ta I 1m ■■ nieiiy lifiii! doetli i ood likf siin.sliinf. Ildiiie Ecoiioiiiics Clul) 3; Peace Times Slaft .?. 4. Feature Eililor 3; Lotus Staff 4; Pi Tlieta Mil Seeretarv 4. BECKY LEE MATTHEWS Lillin.mon Kho Delta Chi _ ' I irtue (done is the iiiieninii sign of n noble soul. Home Ecoiioiiiics Cliii) 3: Senior Class President: Student ( ' oiiiicii 4; President ' s Council 4. SAKAH JU MOSES Sanioid Sigma Plii Kai)pa ' ' Her eyes are homes of silent j)rnrer. Choir 3. 4; Art Clulj 3, 4; Group Chairman 4: P.S.C.A. Cal)inet 4. Secretary 4; Lotus Staff 4: Peace Times Staff 4. or58 29 Peace MARIANNE MULL Binli.i-iou Rh.. Delta Chi Chnrms slrikc the sii;hl. hut merit nins the soul. .Iiiniiir Class President: Student Council 3. 4: May Court 3: Miss Peace 4: Vice-Presi- dent Student Body 4; Presidents Council (]liairnian: Student Council. DORIS MARIE MUSTIAN Raleigli Pi Theta Mil Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. President of Non-Residents 4; Student Council 4; Presidents Council 4; Alpha Pi Epsilon 3, 4, President 4: Choir 3. 4; Peace Draniateers 4; Constitution Committee Chairman 4: Orii-ntation Committee 4; Lotus Staff 4. MARGARET SCOTT NABOBS Hif;h Point Rho Delta Chi So ahsoluteh good is truth, ' Seniors 30 ' College MARY GILMOLR PARKER Ral. ' idi Sigma Phi Kappa Wise to resohe. and patient to perform. F.S.C.A. Caliinet 4: Orientation Cliairniaii 4: Art Club 4; I.R.C. 4: Daughters and Granddaughters Club 3. 4. ALICE APPLE li HITE PARTI Enfield Sigma Phi Kappa Grace is to the body uhat judgment is to the mind. Art Club 4 : Home Economics Club 4: Choir 4: Honor Court Secretary. BETSY ROSS PERRY Santon Rho Delta Chi Straight is the line of duty. Choir 3: Group Chairman 4. of 58 31 Peace MARY MILLER POWERS Raleigh lilio Delia Chi .S v e ;.s ; ' ( e.vv (if thought. Daughters and Giaiidiiaiighlers Cliih 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Theta Mu 3; Papyrus Club 1, 2; Horiie EcdiKiniies Cluli 3. ary GRACE ERANCP:S RAY C Pi Theta Mu Not hy yctirs. hut In ilisjiosilion is wisdotii acquired. Art Chih 3, Treasurer 3. Viee-President 4; Orientation Ci)niiiiittee 4; Pi Theta Mu Treasurer; Secretary Day Students 4; Group Chairman 1: Alpha Pi Epsilon 3, 4. MARY ANN RAY Moncure Sigma Phi Kap]ia How sweet and i Knious. eien in common speech. Alpha Pi Ei)silon 3, 4; Student Coinieil 4, Secretary 4; P.S.C.A. Cabinet 4. Seniors 32 ol College THYRA ELIZABETH RIVENBARK Kin-liin Sigma Phi Ka]i]ia Silpncp more hpaulijul than inn sdhh. ROBERTA Ax N ROBBINS _ Cedarville, New Jersey Rho Delta Chi For mtirmers are not idle, but the jniit of loxnl nature and of noble mind. Slaiuiaiils ( jiniiiiittee Chainiian. VIRGINIA LEE RONEY Roiky M,.mit Rho Delta Chi A lovely lady garmented in light. Marshal 3. 4; Home Economics Cluh 3. 4; May Court 3, Maid of Honor 4: Daughters and Granddaughters Club 3, 4. Df 58 33 Peace SARAH WINIFRED ROTHROCK Raleigh Pi Theta Mil Tail pure, too honest in aiiiiht la disguise. Peace Times Staff 3. 4: Lotus Staff 4: Daiiglittn and Granddaughters Clul) 3. 4; Presidents Council 4; Group Chairman 4; Pi Theta Mu President 4. MARTHA ANN SIMON Rho Delta Chi Kaleish There ' s a good time enniing! ' !S |p HKRTHA LEE STANLEY Carthage Sigma Phi Kappa E( uiiled liy e;( ' . excelled In none. Handhook Committee 3, 4: Lorrs Staff 3. 4. Editor 4; Peace Times Staff ' 3. 4, Assist- ant Editor 3; Papyrus Cluh 4; Peace Dramateers 4: 1.R.C. 3, 4; Phi Theta Kappa 3, 4, President 4; Sigma Pi Alpha 3; Out- standing Senior 4; Presidents ' Council 4; Sigma Phi Kappa 3. 4. Vice-President 4. Seniors o 34 College VIRGINIA ANN STATON Heiidersonville Sigma Phi Kappa Latiiihing cheerliilness ihroivs siirihciiins on all paths of life. Home Economics Club 3, 4, Secretaiy- Treajurer 4. PEGGY ANN SUTTON Enfield Rho Delta Chi Youth, full of grace, force, fascination. Choir 3: Dramateers 4: Home Economics Clul) 4. MYRA LUCILE TATLM AsheviUe Rho Delta Chi Honor lies in honest toil. Home Economics Club 3. 4. ' ice-President 3.4. of ' 58 35 Peace ELIZABETH ANN TAYLOR FayetteviUe Rh.i Delta Chi Hfir ifinning wins are hniil to resist. Chief MarshaL SANDRA ROSALIE UPCHURCH Rale Pi Theta Mil The game oj life she plays fair, Always with a distingiiishetl air. Gi ' (Hi|) (lliairniaii 1; Vice-Picsitleiit Senior Class 4. REBECCA LEE WATKINS Neuse Pi Theta Mil W urds uj truth and soberness. Seniors 36 College BETSY CECELIA W ELDON Lom l.iLit; Rho Delta Chi She is herself of hest thiiiiss the collection. P.S.C.A. Cal)inet 4. Vice-President 4; Home Ecoiioiiiits Clul) 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. Presi- dent 4: Class Treasurer 2: Papyrus Club 3; Presidents ' Council 4: LoTis Staff 3. 4: Peace Times Staff 4: Hall Chairman 3: Vice-President Junior Class. MOLLY JANE W ILEY Rie-ehvoud Rho Delta Chi They are never (done thnl nre accompanied by noble thoutilits. Student Council 4; President Student Gov- ernment Association 4; Honor Court 4; Presidents Council 4: LR.C. 3. 4: P.S.C.A. Cabinet 3. 4: Peace Draniateers 3: Choir 3. 4: Lotus Staff 3: Peace Representative for Goino; to Collejie Handbook 3. ANNE MARLOW WILLIAMS Fayetteville Sigma Phi Kappa An angel! or. if not. an earthh ]iaraiion ' . Df ' 58 37 Peace College LALKA FRANCES WILLIS Lauiinlnni; Rlu. Delta Clii ' W i.sddin (iiul goodness are twin-horn. BETTY JOYCE WOODLIEF Wake Forest Pi Theta Mu Atlractive. friendly, easy to knoii ' . Choir 4. Seniors of ' 58 Class History A little grey-haired lady walks up the sidewalk, stops, muses a uuiment and then walks uii. If we come closer to her. we see a smile crease her lips as old memories invade her mind. es. this is the [,)lace. the place where so man years ha e passed, left marks and moved on. The little lady stops and examines the grass with sudden interest. Ha! Car wheels — car |irints just like the dav I first came here in .57. It was ahout like a county fair combined with a mass migration of cars and hoxes, dresses, antl worn-down dadflies. The girls were so friendlv even then. Hnimm. a cigarette hutt. This is the same ole Peace, all right. This is the walk where dates strolled with their girls, and where dateless girls just strolled to get a little exercise. Aha. theres where we had the Mav Dav festival — o er there near the street — the Nutcracker Suite. I remember the comments made hv little children as our queen. Sue Wooten. walked bv. Coming to the entrance, the little lady stops and looks intently at Peace. Still as pretty as ever. There s the fountain with the gold fish. I remember the girls encircling the fountain in white dresses, holding little lighted candles, and singing ' Blest be the Tie That Binds. ' I can see it as clearly as if it were happening just now. Going to the door, the little ladv knocks, ihcn enters. In a moment, the hostess is there. Could I just look around a while? Believe it or not. I came here once. the little ladv exclaimed, lirr sharp eves taking in everything. Ahh. here s the Post Office. We got mail and reports here. I remember we alvva s preferred the mail. Going up the steps, the little ladv stops at the Lucy Steele Memorial. Never will I forget this place. I remember the Episcopal communion we had here my Junior year. The first there ever was I believe. . . . M prning watch was here too — once. Then the library becomes the locale of sufldcn concern. Here the girls read, studied, and look light cuts. Those Hghtcuts! Honestly! Nothing like psychoanlyzing teachers and prophes ing what our coming test will be like. The little lady leaves the librarv and stops at the parlors. Here ' s where we had meetings and discussions and oh ves — dates. This was quite a place. Spying the sign-out box — Oh. I remember you. What a lime we ' d have trying to get our perinissions in on time. These were our outlets to many good times. In further wanderings around the building the little ladv suddenly hears yells, wild shrieks of pure agony coupled with mischievous laughter. Hmm. There goes some- body being thrown in the shower again. ' ' com- ments the little lad . Later comes the crackle of the intercom and a shriek of a different nature. Someone mustve gotten a caller, she murmers. and sure enough. Miss — crack I the com cuts off here I — has a caller in Central Hall. Next the little lad goes lo ln-r old nioin. re- membering the roonnnate that ■■mc was there, the exciting times the bad had (followed, of course. b call dow ns I . 1 think many of us grew to true maturity here. It was so interesting to watch a girl change suddenh from a shy new girl to a Peace lady, having a college she could call her own. Then there ' s the Rec. Room. Who could ever forget that place? The home of bridge. TV, parties; or the smoker, home of the cigarette and relaxation where ever li(]dv. everything, and boys were discussed. The chapel where pla s. assend)lies were held; but most important of all. our chapel program, our worship, our vespers — religion, the artery of Peace, was here. It is also the place for class da and gradua- tion when old seniors with their little red roses march out to face the world with the tradition of Peace in their hearts. It was sad to see them go. but we were glad to know they ' d be building a life of their own. For the Juniors and the Preps. it was also a time of tears and happy farewells. Many we would never see again. But for some there would be next ear. Next year old Juniors rose quickly, assuming the Senior role. ' Here the little Lady pauses musingly. This was the year we were seniors. Don ' t remember that it felt too much different. We were at least old enough to have 12:01) per- mission and oung enough to mix ucll with ounger Peace girls. I remendjer this was the )ear of the Asian flu scare, the hut programs began ( the little hut uas fixed up so nicely), and the Denominational r(mps Chairmen. (I think we ' ll always respect Peace for her freedom of religion and her sincere desire to prove Christianit is a wa of life worth living. I Don ' t think 111 e er birget tlnjse midnight fire drills we had. Our hearts were in our throats as with a towel and a long coat we shivered down the fire excape or came down the steps. The little lady looks at the bookshelf. Exams! Ib ' U our brains swelled during those times. ' The little lady then sighs. The ear didn ' t seem to last very long, for suddenly it was time for us to graduate. I remember so vividly that last night when the sands of time ran low and we too took our little txmfpiet of roses and sjowl) marched aw ay. Mary Gilmoi k Pai!ki:h, Historian 39 Last Will and Testament articlh: 1 To l)u. I ' rkssly: To vou. ue leave our gralitude for all the love and devotion that you have given to us during our ear? at Peace. We shall never forget your friendliness and. ahove all. your Christian guid- ance. ARTICLE II To Mrs. Fox: To you. ue « ish to i ' |ircss our a|i|nr(ialiori for all (ju have done foi- us. Your willingness to hel|j and to share our |irolileins has meant much to us all. AKTICLK 111 To THE FaCLLT : To ou. we can  nh sa thank ou. You have enriched our knowledge and ou have hecome a truh important part of our lives. our sincere interest in each and e er one of us will ne er lie forgotten. ARTICLE IV To THE Junior Class: To you. we say take ad anlagc of your years at Peace: and let Peace enrich your lives as much as it has ours. We shall never forget you and all of the wonderful times we have had together. We have become truly good friends and our only ho|ie is that this friendship will nc er end. ARTICLE V Sectki.n 1 I. Pat Alexander, do lea c m love for Tucker Dorm to Connie Jo Wells. Section 2 I. Bett Bacon, do leave my lo c for Cermans at Chapi-i Hill to Lihhy Dean. Section -i I. lone Jones, do lca c my seat at the bridge table to Lindsay Britt. Section l I. Martha Ami Simon, do lease nn tN|)ing and all m good times to my suite-mate. Jean Proctor. Section .5 I. Ginger Ronev. do leave m trips to Ihc Hill for Lindsax Britt to crijo ! SkcI ' Ion (i I. Carole Martin, do leave mi ueekh niglil watches to some fortunate Mall Chairman on Second East. Section 7 1. Beckx Matthews, do li-a e mi ilaiK phone calls frorTi State to Alma I  aufililriclge. Section We. Malic Beck and Grace I billon, do leave our high positions on the Standards pf Living Committee to an honest, loyal, trustworthy in- telligent, dutiful, neat, diligent and otherwise well-rounded pair who feel they can meet these requirements. Sectio.n 9 1. Sarah Jo Moses, do leave niv legible hand- writing to Emily Steele; mv lo e bir sliorlhand 1 w ill take w ill) me. Section 10 1. Sue Denning, do leave my central iutmius system to Marjorie Wilson in hopes that she will make A s in Ps cholog). Section 1 1 I. Frances Jacobs, do leave . . after light bell. IN light on Section 12 1. Joyce Crocker, do leave my earU morning cheerfulness and smile to Pat Wilson. Section 1,-1 I. Sandra Broadhurst. do leave my position as Hall (Chairman to some fortunate soul who needs little sleep. Section 14 I. Polly Goodwin, do leave to go and have a part somewhere. Section 1.) I, Nanc Butler, do leave my fondness for Campbell College boys to Peggy Goodwin. Section 16 1. Eva Dumas, do leave in hopes to fiirlher iin education in speech making. Section 17 I. l.ina Kirkman. do leave to Leslie .Ackiss the gooti times |)lanned for Webber. Section 1!) 1. Mar Ann Ray. do hereby leave m li iig. daily hours of music practice to Jo Edgar. Section 19 I. Marianne Mull, do hereby leave my wonder- lul week ends at Carolina to Jeanne Helms. Section 20 1. Peggs Sutton, do leave mv love for the Pika House to Nick Durston and Miniii Whilner and hope tlie will have as much fun as I did. 40 Section 21 I. Th ra Ri eiihark. do leave the flopped-up shower and va li hasin 1 on suite mate?. Nina and Carol. Section 22 I. Sarah Rothrotk. do herein «ill ni |iarkiiif; plaee in the morning? to Genie McCulihin «lio also likes to park her hlue bug on the end. Might as well make it oflicial! Section 23 I. Bertha Stanley. lea e m little oiriier room to Hilda Cagle on the condition that she will -hare it with another girl. Section 24 I. Penny Boone, leave my desire to go to Caro- lina to Leslie Ackiss. Section 2.5 I. Doris Mustian. iea e nn long hours at school to an ()ne who can sur i e them. Section 26 e. Anne Curtis Allison and Molly Jane iley. leave Vault 317 Main to the next Presidents of the Student Government Association and the PSCA who are. like us. lucky stiffs (at the end of nine long months this may he literally! I. Section 27 I. Meg Nabors. do leave to Toula Bellios m time on the phone talking to the Delta Sigma Phi House. Section 28 I. Judith Baker, leave my position as Editor of the Peace Times to anyone who needs the exer- cise of running after copy. Section 29 I. Annie Lou Lockam . leave my knitting needles to Evelyn Hill uith hopes she will learn to use them. Section .30 L Myrna Jones, do leave my peroxided stripe to .Ann arbrough. Section 31 I. Ann Statoii. leave my aliilit to goof off c(jni])letely ' to any poor soul who wants it and with this mess goes the great name of Sam. I Long live the glory of! I Section 32 L Laura Frances Willis, leave my great love for El Espanol to Toula Bellios and mv ability to make those wonderful grades on Miss Cald- well s history quizzes to Pat Wilson. They re welcome to both! Section 33 I. Mary Miller Powers, leave mv love for K.As and their pledge pins to Bonita Opie. and mv fickleness to anyone who is crazy enough to want it. Section 34 I. Jane Linier. leave m lilai k hair to Sara Cotton, and my ability to make an A in Short- hand to Gail Sutton. My love for soft, smooth music. I take with me. Section 3.5 I . Wickie Lewis, leave my car to Bets Ma I if she wont buN it! I . Section 36 I. .-Mice Partin. do leave m seat in the Librarx to nn roommate. Lindsax Britt. Section 37 I. Mary Gilniour Parker, do hereby leave Peace to the new girls next year and my studies to Anne Berry. Section 38 I. BetsN ' Weldon. leave mv many lumrs of meet- ings to go elsewhere for studying. Section 39 I. Betsy Perry, do leave my love for English and History to Carole McPhaul. Section 4(1 I. Ellen Martin, do leave mv no-trum|i hands to Ka who desperately needs them. Section 41 I. Ann Robbins. do leave mv bed in the in- firmary to Betty Dancy. Section 42 I. Faxe Leonard. lea e my job as treasurer of the F i s to anvone who can drain blood out of a turnip. Section 43 I. .Ann Taylor, do hereby leave to Cecelia Jen- netle my beaten path to Miss Suters office. Section 44 I. M ra Tatum. do hereby leave to my room- mate. Gail Eckberg. my love for Peace College, hoping that she will enjo her future ears here as much as 1 have. Section 45 I. Barbara Bowen. leave my roommate. Frances — even though she doesn ' t want me to. (Its been fun. Frances, i Section 46 I. Shirley Bartholomew, will mv position as Business Manager of the Lotus to Barbara Brewer and hope that she has a very prosperous year. 41 Class Prophecy High in a whirling sateiite. a tirn. mid looking creature turned on tiie master cnntrii! and settled hack In read his dail e(htion of the InU ' r-Space Trilium-. The lieadline caught his Ijeach little Peace College Still Fighting Consolidation! I nder it was a length) article (jn an outstand- ing class, the class of ' ill. The story told briefly the latest acconi|)lisliinciiis nf the graduates. Betsy Wekhin and her Bets ' s llouie-Made Pizza Pies niipno|iol ran competitors nut nf business. lictl) Bacnn and Mariaune Mull built annlher charm sclmol. The keep in touch sith two old students. Joyce Crocker and Eva Dumas, who are still buried deep in an Old English Abbey stud ing the Classics. Ellen and Kay Martin are on a wnrhl tnur fnr Punk, the Wonder Cat. While in Hnmc. tlic |jlan tn visit Penn Bnonc. ul  ns a fountain fnr tnurists uilh a lot of copper coins. Pegg) Sutton has filed suit against Bell Tele- phone for disconnecting one of her transcon- tinental lines. Sarah Hothrock. Vnriie Lou Lockann and Sandra L pchurch have received tlii ' ir Ph.D. degrees in Psychology. Also outstanding in the education field are Betsy Perry and Betty Joyce Woodlief. whose love of History has directed them to a life of study. flegardless of those uho said shed never make it. .Shirlev Bagwell, assisted bv her agents Jud Baker and Fa e Leonard, appeared on the Law- rence Welk Show, now the nnl slmw nn TV. Lina Kirkman. Fay Lewis. Doris Muslian. and Carole Martin have com[.)iled a best-seller — How lo Gel Your Man. Grace Holton. now in Africa helping the natives and saving money, had one sent S] ecial Deli er . Fiances Jacnbs was there visiting while nn Incalinn fnr her Jane, the Jungle (Mrl TV series. In Europe Ginger Fioney has taken over Chris- tian Dior fashion industry. Sue Denning, who designs chic buns for the patrons says that Myra Talum and Meg Nabors are steady customers. Also in Europe. lone Jones is astounding critics with her bldern Dancing. This is a success story which dales back to gun class at Peace. Back in familiar Kaleigh. Marv Miller Powers and Martha Aim .Simon have opened a new soda fountain. It ' s called Johnnx ' s Profile. Alice Partin and Ann Robbins are co-starring in That Southern Charm. Stvlist Shirley Bartholomew was on hand for llic premiere. Nancy Butler and Bobbie Landis were awarded the Outstanding Housewife Award for a job well done. Pat Alexander was a finalist. This contest was sponsored by Barbara Bowen. a marriage authority. Polly Goodwin is now stewardess on a plane running between State College and Korea. Sandra Broadhurst and Sarah J(j Moses are in business as detectives. The have a Sam Cal hein-Dick Tracy relatinnshi|i. Judy Ka) ' . Betsy Barden. and M) rna Jones have opened a new restaurant called The Sonig Itonos hackwardsl. for those hungry Peace girls in Sunday night. Mrs. Virginia Adams, princijjal lA Kaleigh High .School, is a shining example to her stu- dents of the ideal Christian Mother and Lady, as she has been at Peace. rinra Kivenbark and Mary Ann I{a donated a new infirmary to Peace, as they wore the old one out . . . during the flu epidemic. MolK Wile . among her man Women ' s Club activities, chaperones young Peace Ladies to the beach during the Azalea Festival. Becky Mathews and Laura Frances Willis gave to the Peace Alumnae Fund a large sum of inonev to replace the rugs in the Main Parlor. sItuc they beat a path in the old ones to the phone at I():(H p.m. 42 Ami Taslcir arid Vi ickic Lewis have just estab- lished the first Super Market on the nioun. e always said the d gn a long way. Jane Limer has an Internatiimal Date Bureau that is doing huoniing business. Ann Staton is spending her lime lieing her sweet, likable self, whiih is an aehievement uf its Sara Jo Gault. Rebeeea atkins. and Linda Horton are teaehing at State College, and seem to be having a wonderful time. . t last report. Marie Beck, stock market t ■ coon, bought out the Mike Todd Enterprises to celebrate the recovery of Bertha Stanlev. Editor of W ho s Who in America, from a ghastly head- ache. Ann Allison is still doing heavy research on African clothing. Kalherine Burden and Marx Gilmour Parker are working ipn a system that will benefit man- kind — How to make straight s without studv- ing. Anna Cherrx . mullimillionare. recentiv bought the old Governor ' s mansion in Raleigh to take care of excess house guests. Ann illiams. after vears of work, finallv arranged to have Fort Bragg moved to Garner for anv poor I ' eace girl that happens to be going with a Lt. nd as the sun sinks slow K in the West, we leave our little creature settling comforlablv back in his pilot s seat, humming softly to himself. March Onward. March. ' -Grace Holton 43 44 The Juniors OFFICERS Pat Rhue Secietary Lindsay Britt ' ice-President Jeanne Helms President Evelyn Hill Treasurer 45 Peace C Ei.siE Lanh: Aberly New Bern Rho Drlla Chi Leslie Jeanne Ackiss Back Bay. Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Judy Efkie Allen Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Mm!y Donnom Allen Gieeiishnro Sigma Plii Ka|)pa Saundra Gail Amerson Raleigh Pi Theta Mu K YE EsTEZ Armstrong Corapeake Sigma Phi Kappa Martha Ann Armstrong Winter Haven. Fla. Sigma Phi Kappa Elizabeth Eige.nia Aycock Raleigh Pi Theta Mu ( ' . kolyn AiiDREY Barber Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Delila Ri th Barkeoot Rho Delta Chi Benson Gloria Carol Barneycastle Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Anne Taylor Beam Raleigh Rho Delia Chi Demetra George Bellios Eaurinhurg Sigma Phi Kappa n i;ii RA Stiart Bennett Portsinoulh. Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Anne Margaret Berry Roxhoro Sigma Phi Kappa Class 46 College Jeanette Lee Boykin ' ilsciii Sigma Phi Ka| pa Elizabeth Smith Brannan Gary Pi Theta Mu Barbara Lee Brewer Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Li ii Britt ' ashingU;in Rh.. Deha Chi Doris Eloise Brooks Raleigh Carole Alglsta Brown Columbia. S. C. Rho Deha Chi Jean Perry Browning ' arreiit(pn Rho Delta Chi Barbara Ann Brlton Pi Theta Mu Car Lillian Earle Blllogk Southern Pines Rho Delta Chi Slsan Patricia Bltler inchesler. Va. Sigma Phi Kappa HiLDY Emra Cagle Carthage Sigma Phi Kappa Dorothy Elizabeth Carpenter Lauriuliuri; Anita Elizabeth Carter Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Rosemary Casha Rocky Point Sigma Phi Kappa Patrria Elaine Cherry ilmington Sigma Phi Kappa of 59 47 Peace Raki! ra Ann Clark Gary Pi Thela Mu Skna Joan Corbett Wiliiiinglon Rho Delta Chi l ' TliI(,IA Pallette Cri%[ WiTislon-Saleni Rho Deha Chi Fii N Es Virginia ( ' hi mi ' Lek Dunn Sigma Phi Ka|p|ia CuiDi. N Joyce Daeton Kaipigii Rliu Deha Chi Hetty Roberts Dancy Wiiisldn-Saleni Rho Deha Chi Alma May Dalchtrirck Ko(_k) Mount Rho D. ' ha Chi Barbara Anne Davis Ro(k Mount Rho Deha Chi ViH(;iNiA Lee Davis Beaufort Rho Deha Chi Krancina Newkirk Dodi) Wake Forest Pi Theta Mu I ' .i.iNoR Nichols Durston l.umhcrloii Rlio Delta Chi Saihii Jo Edgar Cohingsuood. N. J. Sigma Plii ka|i|ia (Jkace Dodd Elks Criineslaiul Rho Delta Chi Ann Spurrier Falls (lastonia Rho Delta Chi Deanna Gaye Fuller Wiiiston-Saleni Rho Delta Chi Class )| 48 College Sylvia Favk Gerrard Duiham I ' i Thcia Mil Mary Lm (;ki;r Hiillieifdidldii Sigma I ' lii Kappa Patricia Em.kn ( kkr Leaksvillc Sigma Phi Kappa Marcahkt Ei,izai!p:ti! (70oin iN Elizabeth City Uh,. Deha Chi Ann McCiLLOLGH Criffin Raleigh Pi Thela Mu K Ri: IImiihiick Raleigh nim Delta Chi Phyllis Rakkr Hancock SanfonI Sigma Phi Kappa Carol Ann Haruciod Raleigh Rhu Delia Chi Rei!E(: :a Joanne Katley Wilmiiiglnn Sigma Phi Kappa Gladys Jeanne Helms Charlotte Rho Delta Chi Evelyn Carol Hill Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Lela Wooten Hodges Raleigh I ' i Th.-ta Mil Ruth Dixon Hood Riehlaiuls Sigma Phi Kappa Carolyn Ann Honeyclitt Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Faye Horton Fayetteville Sigma Phi Kappa )f ' 59 49 Peace C ai ,li Dim Kay Horton Raleigh Pi Theta Mu I.VM)A SvKES Hull Wendell Pi Theta Mu Mary Vircin ' la Irby Kinston Sigma Phi Kappa Pathicla Jenkins Midland Sigma Phi Kappa Cecelia Wade Jennette Swan Quarter Sigma Phi Kappa Marjorie Roberson Jernig.an Washington Rhu neha Chi Lois Annette Johnson Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Eldora Allen Jones Wendell Pi Theta Mu Carole Carter Kellam Greensboro Sigma Phi Kappa Peggy Virginia Kirkman Greensboro Sigma Phi Kappa Norma Lee Kistler Smithfield Sigma Phi Kappa Lillian Annette Law Ruffin Sigma Phi Kappa Jean Leagh Raleigh Rho Delta Chi Norma Gail Linehagk Winston-Salem Rho Delta Chi Nancy Mae Toko McLawiion Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Class 50 College Carol Faye McPhaul Raefi r(l Rho Delta Chi Kitty Clyde Makepeace Sanford Sigma Phi Kappa Lynda Kay Martin Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Marilee Beth Martin Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Mary Frances Martin Willianistoii Rho Delta Chi Betty Matheny Rulesville Sigma Phi Kappa Martha Elizabeth May Jacksonville Rho Delta Chi Rebecca Sue Messer Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Ann Louise Millsaps Mooresville Sigma Phi Kappa Joan Beth Mitchell Fairmount Sigma Phi Kappa Karen Lee Moehrl Richmorul. Va. Rho Delta Chi Audrey Mae Moore Raleigh Elizabeth Wynne Moore Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Grace Carolyn Murphy Gastonia Rho Delta Chi BoNiTA Louise Opie Lilesville Rho Delta Chi of ' 59 51 Peace A ik IIkttie Anne Owen Rdxlidio Sigma Phi Kappa I-AYE Lunette Ozment Fayetleville Sigma Phi Kappa Judith Victoria Parker Clinton Sigma Phi Kappa Patricia Smith Partin Edenlon Rho Delta Chi Rebecca Ann Patrick Raleigh Pi Theta Mu l) isv Ann PATTERSO ■ Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Yvonne Elizabeth Patterson Kenansville Sigma Phi Kappa Carolyn Frances Pearce Wake Forest Pi Theta Mu Marv 1 ' atricia Perkins Roxboro Sigma Phi Kappa Emma Jean Prck.tor Parktoii Rho Delta Chi Janie Jolly Racsdale Raleigh Rho Delta Chi Martha May Railey Suffolk, Va. Rho Delta Chi Alice Marie Ray Cary Pi Theta Mu Elizabeth Frances ReH) Smithfield Sigma Phi Kappa Patricia Joy Rhue Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Class 52 College SiiiRLEV Mae Rooks Currie Sigma Phi Kappa Hi:rr Dale Rudd G reensbory KIk. Delta Chi Betty Jea,n Sa, dkord Gary Pi Theta Mu Barbara Jean Saylor Raleigh Rho Delta Chi Lucy Watkins Seay Richmoiul. Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Clara Beth Smith Raleigh Rhu Delta Chi Donna Anne Smith Lucama Sigma Phi Kappa Jeanne Ann Smith Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Dianne Solitherland Ro;e Hill Sigma Phi Kappa Nina Ann Spence KinstuM Sigma Phi Kappa Jacqueline Spikes Cooke Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Emily Willis Steele Jacksonville Sigma Phi Kappa Linda Annette Stephenson Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Peggy Sue Stephenson Dunn Rho Delta Chi Cheryl Gay Stovve Raleigh Sigma Phi Kappa tfHk. i of 59 53 Peace Edna Lyda Studdert Aberdeen Sigma Phi Kappa Betty Frances Surles Benson Sigma Phi Kappa Anceline Gail SiiTton Rocky Mount Rho Delta Chi Ri Til Dake Tart Kho Delta Chi Dunn Patsy Rith Temple Dunn Rho Delta Chi Jui,lA TliEOUoRE I uniherton Sigma Phi Kappa Cornelia Ann Thomas Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Clarita Clark Thomas Tillsonhurg. Ontario. Canada Sigma Phi Kappa M RTiiv Jane Thompson Macon Sigma Phi Kap])a Sadie Root Tii.lery Raleigh Rho Delta Chi Julia Ann Vininc Garner Sigma Phi Kappa Priscilla Shannon Wall Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Mary Alii:e Weeks Whilakers Rho Delta Chi Connie Jo Wells Alhertson Rho Delia Chi Prislilla Catherine Wheless Spring Hope Pi Theta Mu Class 54 College Hazel Elizabeth White. Murfreesboro Rho Delta Chi Miriam Moore Whitener. Taylorsville Rho Deha Chi Carolyn Walker Whittington Greensboro Rho Delta Chi Jeanne Fulcher Wilder Raleigh Pi Theta Mu WiLLA Kay Wilder Raleigh Pi Theta Mu Marilyn Kay Wiles Salisbury Sigma Phi Kappa Sarah Ellen Williams Milton Sigma Phi Kappa Marjorie Ann Wilson. Pilot Mountain Sigma Phi Kappa Georgie Anne Wray Fayetteville Sigma Phi Kappa Beverly Anne Yarbrolch Raleigh Pi Theta Mu of 59 55 Prep IV Superlatives • • « « • ♦,♦ .♦ • ♦ ♦.♦.♦ , , jt ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ , L ♦♦••♦•••♦ Katiim ' .ink Hur.m-; Most Likely To Succeet LiiUii Dka Mos Athletic (jAI Hi iiMiN A oi7 Talented 1 ' aT W ILSO.N jWos Attractive Best Dressed ,. =: -5 ' 11 ® ' Peggy Kek.n DoKis Samieks .1 ' o, Intellectual )()N M I lci ic.v I ' ersanalitY Preparatory IV OFFICERS Doris Sanders Secretary Peggy Kern President Mary Klausman Treasurer Gay Hudson Vice-President 57 Peace Beverly Elaine Allen Raleigh Pi Thela Mu Saka Jo Allen Carthage Sigma Phi Kappa Choir 2; Home Economics Club 2: Lotus Staff 2. Nancy Elizabeth Allison Emporia. Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Art (!liili 2. Treasurer 2: Home Eco- nomics ( luli 2; Choir 2. Vii!c;iMA Louise Baiinach Princeton. N. J. Sigma Phi Kappa llnini- Kc(jnomics Cluli f, 2: LR.C. 2; Student Hostess 2: Square Dancing Cluh 2. Mary Ann Corbett Arlington. Va. Rho Delta Chi Hall Contact CiH 2. Sarah Jane Cotton Holly Ridge Sigma Phi Kappa Choir 2: Peace Dramaleers 2. Elizabeth Ann Dean Bethel Rho Delta Chi Peace Dramateers 2; Art Club 2; Senior Super iative. Frances Meyer Evans, Columbia. Tenn. Sigma Phi Kappa Choir 1. 2: P.S.C.A. Cabinet 1. 2; Peace Dramateers 2. Preparatory IV 58 College Mary Anne Fitch Chapel Hill Sigma Phi Kappa Senior Superlative. Betty Rose Frazier Henderson Rhu Delta Chi Home Economics Clul) 2; Peace Drama- teers 2: Secretary Baptist Student Group 2. Margaret Ray Fulghum Raleigh Rho Delta Chi Art Club 2: Peace Dramateers 2: Choir Accompanist 2. Sara Elizabeth Haisten Dillon. S. C. Sigma Phi Kappa Choir 1. 2: Peace Dramateers 1; Art Club 2. Katharine Denny Horne Fayetleville Rho Delta Chi Preparatory 111 President: l.R.C. 1. 2. President 2; Daughters and Grand- daughters Club 1. 2. President 2: Hand- book Connnittee Chairman 2: National Honor Society 1. 2: Presidents Council 2: P.S.C.A. Cabinet 2; Senior Superla- tive. Gay Hudson Grimesland Rho Delta Chi Peace Dramateers 2. President 2: Presi- dents Council 2; Rho Delta Chi Secre- tary 2; Preparat(jrv IV Vice-President 2; Senior Superlati e. Peggy Lee Kern Star Rho Delta Chi Preparatory IV President; Student Council 1. ' 2: P.S.C.A. Cabinet 2: Presi- dents Council 2: Home Economics Club 2: l.R.C. 2; Social Connnittee 2: Senior Superlative. Sarah Young Key Richmond. Va. Rho Delta Chi Art Club 1: Papyrus Club 1. Preparatory IV 59 Mary Karin Klausman Rupert. West Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Preparatory 111 Treasurer; F reparatory IV Treasurer. Anna Loliisk Riiodi;s M(il)ile. Ala. . ' • ' iuiina Phi Kappa llandlxMik (](ininiittee 2; Senior Super- lative. Linda Favic Richardson Jackson Springs Sigma Phi Kappa Choir 2; I.dtl.s Staff 2: Fi-ace Times 2. Mary Elizaiiiotii Rosk Wilson lili. Delia Chi Pearc Dramalccrs 2: Art Cluh 2. DoRi.s Irknk Sandeps Wendell Sigma Phi Kappa Preparatory Ifl Vice-Piefident; Pre- paratory IV Secretary; l.R.C. 1. 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Sigma Phi Kappa Secretar 2: Senior Superlative. !)(iNA ViNcKNT Simmons Pascagoula. Miss. Rho Delta Chi Sludciil Council 2. Helen Butler Tiireatt Kavetleville Sigma Phi Kappa Mildred Louise Walker Fayetteville Sigma Phi Kappa Dramateers 2. Patricia A NE Wil.son Fascitinillc .Sigma Phi Kap]ia Preparatory 111 Secretary 1; Student Council 1; Dramateers 2; Marshal 2; May Court Attendant 1; Senior .Super- lative. Preparatory IV Preparatory III OFFICERS Martha Clark Secretary-Tredsurer Jeanette Dorr lice-President Mary Ann Cromer President 61 Preparatory III Elizabeth Anne Bailey Kenbridge. Va. Sigma I ' lii Kappa Mary Lou Cliaridler Virgilina. Va. Sigma I ' lii Ka])i)a Maltha Elizalieth ( ' lark Fayetteville Rlio |),.|la Chi Mary Ann Cromer Charlotte Sigma Phi Kappa Jeaiielte RosamanrI Dorr Hig ' i I ' oint Sigma I ' hi Kappa r,ail Barbara Erkberg Dhabron. Saudi Arabia Sigma Phi Kappa ludilli Anne Harden Mobile. Ala. Sigma Phi Ka])pa Lillie Celeste Hart Snow Hill Sigma Pbi Ka|)pa Svbil lane Hinshaw Rlio Delta Cbi Y adkinville Norrine Elizabeth Humpbrc Sigma I ' lii Kap]ia Kinston Virginia Elizabeth MrCubbin Pi Thela Mu Raleigh Carey Oliver Rogers Raleigh Virginia Dean Temple I ake View. S. C. Sigma Pbi Ka])pa Dorolli Darnell Thomas .ludilb Vance Raleigh Winchester. Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Einda Harrington Waddell Lexington. Va. Sigma Phi Kappa Mary Margaret Wilson Charlotte Sigma Phi Kajipa 62 Activities Scaled: Anne Curlis Allisnn. Marv Ann Ra . Marianne Mull. Moll ilev. Anna Clierrx . Sue Denning. Slandinii: Diane Soutliei land. Peggy Kern. Dona .Sinnnons. Marv Allen. Jeanne Helms. Marv Frances Martin. Becky Matllieus. Grace Holtun. Mary Ann Cromer. Carol Barnevcastle. Doris Mustian. Student Council I ' lii ' puipdM ' 1)1 ihc Sliident (loiiricil is l(i make recdiiitneiulatioiis and ciaiilv or consider desiianle changes in legislation, to forninlatc creditable stand- ards of living, to work with the adniinistration and faculty in planning and co-ordinating an intercol- legiate and intracollegiate progiain. to make and puhlish a schedule of college activities, to consider and render decisions on recommendations from all standing committees, and to be in charge of all stu- dent elections. Moi.i.Y Wn.EY 64 First Kou : Marx Giliiiour Parker. Dcuia Simniuiis. Anne Curtis Allisun. Penny Buone. Donna Smith. Mary Ann Ray. Second row: Katharine Home. Frances Evans. Peggv Kern. Mollv Wilev. Betsy U ' el- don. Sarah Jo Moses. Lina Kirknian. Annette Johnson. Katherine Burden. Margaret . abors. P. S. C. A. The Peace Student Christian Association is dedi- cated to the task of leading students to faith in God thioiigh Jesus Christ. The Association, of which all -Indents are niemhers. has as its piirjiose to lead each student to grow in the Christian faith through meni- hership and service in the Christian church. This purpose is carried out by Vesper senices. Morning Watch. Hall Pravers. and Hut activities. Anne Curtis Allison 65 Sealeil: lit ' itlia Slanli-y. Betsy Weklon. Molly Wiley. MaiiaiiTie Mull. Aiiiic Allis(jii. Nancy Butler. Saiali Rothrijck. Cheryl .Stowe. Slaniling: Peggy Kern. Marie Back. Grac Holton. Mary Ann Cromer. Katharine Home. Ga) IIucImiu. Becky Matthews. Donna . ' rnith. Jeanne Helms. Sue Denning. Doris Mustian. Penny Boone. Presidents ' Council Composed of tlie piesiiliiij!; ofticer of each student organization at Peace, llie Presidents ' Council |)laiis programs ol an ins|iiiali(inal. ciiilinal. and ediica- tiiinal naliiic, vvliicli are presenleii in weekly cliapi ' l programs. The Conru ' l! co-ordinates the work of the Social Committee into tlie total student program, and promotes student activities sponsored hy the various cluiis. Marianne Mull 66 SJfflrSMrrbi -1 ,i-jjii iiTiilil[iii{ Sealed: Sue Denning. Slandin!;: Alice Partin. Anne Allison. Mnllv ' ilev. Honor Court The highe t jiidiiiarv bodv of Peace College is the Honor Court. W itii capable student leaders, it has jurisdiction in ail instances of violations of the Honor Code. The Court has the power to render decisions which include reprimand, probation, and suspension from school. Through the year the Court tries to create an awareness in the students of moral stand- ards becoming a Peace student. Sle DeNiNinc 67 Anna Clifrr . Anne Cuilis Alli nn. In-iilia Staiilcx. Phi Theta Kappa Phi Tlieta K;tppa Fratcniily is a Nalioiial Junior College Honorary Scholastic Society, which has as its ])iii ' pose to recognize .scholarship and leadership. Menihers of the Peace chapter strive to promote its stan larcls ami to uphold its riioll i. Bertha Stanley 68 Seated: Doris Mustian. Bdliliie Landis. Slanrlinii: Juclx Kay. Jaiip Linier. Shirley Bartholomew. Mary Ann Rav. Alpha Pi Epsilon Alplui Pi Epsilon. the honor society of the com- mercial (]e|i;irtmciit. is composed of students who have attained skill in secretarial achievements. This so- ciety enconrajjes leadership and scholarship in com- mercial vvoik. Doris Mistian 69 Bertha Stam.f.y Lotus Edilui Judith Baker Peace Tiinei Eililor Lotus and Peace Times Their desire is to promote, through the use of paper and pen, higher ideals for Peace students. Their purpose is to transmit s])iritual, iiumorous, and e(Kicational news from with- in Peace College to the girls. Their goal is to make each girl feel closer to the school by encouraging her to participate in social and academic phases of the school, hecause without the student lioily working together, there would he no Peace Times or Lotus. SuuiUKY B l!riini.o ii: Business Maiiaf er Chuhi 1, Srou 1 .- ( Ediloi Faye Lewis AssislanI Editor 70 KDITOKIAL STAFF Sealffl : Befk Patrick. Cecelia Jennelte. Bertha Stanle . Jurh Baker. Fa e Lewis. Slandirii : Eklura Jones. Tiiuia Beilios. Betsy Reid. Cheryl Stowe. Pat Khue. Betsy Weldon. Sarali Iinthnnk. Sissie Car- penter. Sarah Jo Moses. Carol Brown. Faye Leonard. BUSINESS STAFF Sarah Rothrock. Linda Hort on. Carol Barneycastle. Annette Johnson. Sara Jo Allen. Aim Bean . luslian. Barhara Brewer. Shirley Bartholomew. Pat Alexander. Doris 71 Sealed: Mi s (.)ali- . Toula licllios. Kaibara Brewer. Liz Mdcire. 5 «n( . ' n.!; ; Bec-ky Palriek. Ju(l Baker. Bertha Stanley. The Papyrus Club A talciil i cif III) alii( ' iiiilil it is revealed, llii-ii it gives ]ileasiiie to all. lO reveal the literary talent at Peace (College is the j; ial ol llie I ' apy riis (!liili. M.l i;i.lll MlloKE 72 ,. , ■. ■ ■ ... ,n, BiTOO— r l« Judy Parker. Barbara BreHfr. Jaiiie Ragsclale. Carol Mci ' haul. Grace Hultuii. Athletic Association One of [lie major aims of the Athletic Association is to promote good sportsmanship. With this in mind the Peace Athletic Association, which is composed of all Peace students, is the organization that directs athletic activities. As in the years past, the Associa- tion has sponsored hasketliall and volleyhall tourn- nients and temiis and ping-pong tournaments for those who enjoy sports. The Association has provided much entertainment in its well-rounded schedule. Grace Holton 73 Resident Group Chairmen Marie Beck. Saiiilra lirciadluii l. liol.hie l.ii l.irnei. I, ilia Kiikinaii. Bet v Ferry. aiii Hiiller. Sarah Jo Moses. Barbara Hiiweii, Jan Non-Resident Group Chairmen i Betsy Barileii. Annie Lou l iickani). ( ' .eieiia Jeiinette. Sara Jcj {iaull. Ia e Leui;-. Anna C.lierry. Sarah Itothrotk. Judy Kay. IJoris Muslian. President. Nun-Uesidenls. 74 .ggr io. -i B.tOT« iMi« n Mmu«iin faled: Leslie Ac ki:- . Kill lak -|K ' ace. Donna Smith. Anne Allison. Doris Sanders. Anna Cherr . Lucy Seay. Virginia Baunacli. Mary Gilniour Parker. Mary Ann Cromer. Slandinii: Bertha Stanley. Mary Allen. Janie Ragsdale. Pat Rhue. Juih Harden. Katharine H(jrne. Miss Caldwell. Virginia Mc- Cubbin. Hilda Cagle. Sue Denning. I. R, C. The International Relations Cliili, one of the most active organizations of the college, is the sponsoring organization for the World University Service at Peace. The purpose ol tlie chili is to promote hetter international iiiulerstaiKlina;. Kathakine Horne 75 Seali ' il: Rett Hiunri. (iiiif;i ' r 1!iitii ' . Bels Ma . Pepgv (Jdixluin. Mai Miller Piiwers. Katharine Hurm ' . Slaiiilinfi: Lane Alicil). Carul Hmuii. Liz Mdcirc. Mrs. Tliigprn. .S liil Hirisliau. Kulli Hciocl. Mar) Giliiiour Parker. Daughters and Granddaughters Club Tlie DaiiiAlitiTs Mill] (ji;iii(lilaiii;lili ' is CJiiii is iiiadi ' lip (il the {iirls vvhiist ' mothers and •i;iaiidniotlier.s are foniier Feaee Girls. The Chdi takes a great inter- est in acting as hostess to the visiting alumnae, serving at leas, and iari ing on the liadilions scl li llicir mothers and ' grandmothers. Kathakim; IIohm 76 i mJ lii-itlia Stanley. l)ciri Mii liaii. Arm IJiaiii. iijjiiiia |)a i-. Julia I lirodnif. Krancfs E aiis. Bt-IU IIcim- F razier. Pat Cherrv. Martha Armstrong. Barliara Davis. Mariani hitener. ilia Kay Wilder. Vir- ginia McCubbin. Betsy Rose. Gail Eckberg. Cecelia Jennette. Sarah Gotten. Fegg Fulghum. Marie Beck. Faye Leonard. Judv Baker. Joan Beth Mitchell. Jeanette Bovkin. Garol Brown. Faye Horton. Marcie Wilson, Joanne Hatlev. Gav Hudson. Peace Dramateers The purpusf ol the Peace Dramateers. as stateil in lis constitution, is to stinuilate and encourage interest in drama, to con(hict schedided wrnkshop meetings featuring speakers qualified to develop facets of dra- matic productions, to produce at least one dramatic program yearly, and, when requested, to co-operate with other school groups in presenting programs. Gay Hudson 77 Sealed: (:iic] l S|..ur. ,|uil lt,n . l.iilli.i i;.iilr , ,uh lli-..ii. Jii.K iJaki-]. Sldiii nii : Framina Dodd. Miss I ' ugh. Alice Marie Ka . VViila Ka Wilder. M riia Jones. Bels Harden. Marv (Jdniour Parker. Sarah Jo Muses. Art Club ( iillnrc ;iii(l licaiily are conceiveil in tiic iiiiiul. made Miaiiirc t liy llie liaiid on a piece of canvas, to portray some of the wontlers of this, God ' s world. The great ontdoors or a simple liowl of fruit make a beautiful picture when drawn liy a talented hand. CirKini. .Stowk ■rar ir««mT«m;vitJ mntn  Sealed: Ann Staton. Myra Tatum. Betsy Weldon. Virginia Baunach. Standing: Sara Jo Allen. Mar- jorie Wilson. Rosemary Caslia. Betty Rose Frazier. Cecelia Jennette. Faye Leonard. Nancy Butler, katlierine Burden. Annette Law. Faye Ozment. Judy Baker. Janie Ragsdale. Kitty Makepeace. Sadie Tillery. Pal Jenkins. Nanc Allison. Mary Lou Ceer. Toula [icllios. Gail Lineliack. Norma Kistler. Peggy Kern. Connie Jo Wells, Clara Beth Smith. Home Economics Club Tlie JJome Economics Club has a membership of stiKleiiLs interested in honiemaking, interior decorat- inj;. slyliiii;. and vocations in home economics. Scheduled actixities of the chili throughout the year include dimicr meetings, outside speakers, and cul- tural enrichment programs on grooming, manners, and eticpiette. Betsy Weldon Pi Theta Mu Society Thf I ' j Society hcf aii the 1957-1958 year with a new (■()ii tiliili(iii and new ideas. The Society ' s pur- poses are to ciindiict worthwhile projects, to promote Irieiidships. to stage activities for the interest and entertainment of its memhers, and to support all school activities. 80 Sahaii KoriiHcMk ■ ' ' ' llllllllillltlllllllllllllllil ' ' ™ ' ' I Pi Theta Mu Society OFFICERS Fa YE Leonard Treasurer Mrs. Bradshaw Advisor Annie Lou Lockamy Vice-President Sarah Rothrock President Ellen Martln Secretary ■ ' .« - ' C. ■• - Rho Delta Chi Society Tlirdugh tlie past iiniiteeii yeius. siiict ' its hegiii- iiiiij;. llie Rlio Society, as a literal v ami later as a sneial soeiety has sIkiuii the tiue s|iiiil ol lrien(l lii|i. It has excelled imt ciiiK in the social aspect hnl also in other fields ol endeavor. Its pidjects lia c shown a love and loyalty for Peace. 82 Marie Beck masmaamsaamassuiiM I Rho Delta Chi Society OFFICERS Marie Beck President Gay Hudson Secretary Eva Dumas Treasurer Betty Bacon Vice-President 83 Sigma Phi Kappa T f Si in i I ' lii K;i|i|i,i Si)i-iclN is (Icdicalcd to cieiiliiij; Iricridly iclatioiiships arimnf; the sliidcrils, niakiiii; collef e life more enjoyable lor the siudeiils. and upholding the standards of Peace. With these ideals as its goal, the Sig Soeiet has hecoine a vital fiuirtioniiig ornanization ol the school. 84 Penny Boone liiiillll lilllllliilllll imilHlllllillllil F ii m™™«— Ha Sigma Phi Kappa OFFICERS Barbara Bo wen Trensurer Bertha Stanley I ice-President Mrs. Rhodes 4drisor Penny Boone President Doris Sanders Secretiiry 85 First rou: Pal Tern|.l. ' . 1 1. M Joi,,- W oodlicf. aiK MtLauhuii. Ji-aiirllr Dom. AinirlU- ,|..liii-i.ii. Saia Jo Mi isfs. Frances Evans. Carol Barncyiaslle. Pat Je-nkins. Kav Annslrong. Sarah Collt-n. Pat Khue. Molly Wilf). Donna Smith. Jeanne Helms. (Jail Sutton. Anne Allison. Martha Armstrong. Liz Moore. Ann Fieajn. Mr. Kriener. Second roir: Peggy Stephenson. Carolyn Pearee. Doris Mustian. Carol Martin. Georgie Wray. Emily Steele. Stuart Bennett. Barbara Brewer. Betsy llaisten. Carol McPhaul. Naney Allison. Nancy Butler. Peggy Fulghum. Pat Cherr . Norraine Hum|ihre . Elizalielh Bailey. Linda Richardson. Susan Butler. Katherine Burden. Hilda Cagle. Eldora Jones. Sue Denning. Sara jo Allen. Choir Happiness is pdftrayed Jiy iinisie: licaiity is ex- pressed in the melody of a song. Spiiilual uplift is provided liy the simplicity of an old-time hyiiin. The songs of tlie Peace College Ciioir are an inspira- tion lo all and help to make oLir davs at Peace mernorahle. N. NCY BUTI.ER ■«l ,: 7,,i,.w.,,   . . .,..„—  ««■ Features 1 1 i 1 1 J 1 ■ i F yZZ r f X - - . W l F J % ' ,, M iT ' _ A - V May Queen ANNE CURTIS ALLISON mamamauamam mBa Kua Miss Peace MARIANNE MILL 89 MOL[,Y JANE WILEY Molly has I ' aitlil ' iilly ;uide(! us tlirough this school year, never faltering; under the tremendous responsibility whicli was hers. How well she has executed her office as Presi- dent of the Student Government Association! Molly is a constant source of inspiration to all who come in contact with her. She lias the love and respect of every girl at Peace. Her reverence, sincerity and unselfish devo- tion to us makes hei ' indeed an Ontslauding Senior. For this, we shall alwavs rememlier Molly. Outstanding SUE WHEELER DENNING There are many su]ierior ([ualities that make Sue an Outstanding Senior. Being the President of the Honor Court, she is a verv liusy student, hut she devotes muih of her lime to helping her fellow students with their aiious problems. Sue has shown remarkable leadership in support of our student govern- ment and Peace standards. In her Inisy sclied- ide. she finds time for extra-curricular activities with her hobbies of singing and dancing. Sue Denning is loved by all of Peace loi her spirit. ])ersonality, generosity, and reverence. With God al her i iglit hand And honor al her left. Sue Wheeler Denning will walk the road of lilc itii ihc grace of a dove. 90 OBsmtimaaaasMmmaaimBmi aam DORIS MLSTIAN Peace is proud to have Doris as an Out- standing Senior. If anyone needs her. she can always he found from early morning until late in the afternoon at school working, study- ing, or attending meetings. All non-resident students admire her for her capalile leader- ship, pleasing personality, and kindness. Doris is calm and reliable: she can cope with any situation that arises. The spirit of Peace is in her heart, for she is ready to help at all times. With all her duties, she has never failed her high scholastic record. Doris is small and neat, efficient and extremely dependahlc. It has heen said, They serve God well, wiio serve his creatures. This is Doris Mustian. Seniors BETSY WELDON Betsy rightfully takes lier place among the Outstanding Seniors. A Iriendly smile, a warm heart, and a con- cern for others are a few of the (pialities that make her a friend to all here at Peace. And her gracious charm endears her lo those with whom she is associated. She has given a generous amount of time to Peace functions yet ever calm and modest. Her interest in her school and its activities plus her friendly smile, warm heart and con- cern for others comhine to make her an Out- standing Senior. THE MEMORY OF WHAT SHE HAS CONTRIBUTED WILL LIVE ON HERE AT PEACE! 91 GRACE HOLTON As president of tlie Athletic Association, Grace Holton has helped to promote hetter sportsmanship among the students and to encourage fair play, whether on a liasket- liall court oi- ill a classroom. Her extraordi- nary sense ot humor and warm personality have heen a shining light, to which students at Peace have heen drawn. Grace ' s outstand- ing scholastic achievement cannot he over- looked either. She is trulv a ])erson oi whom Peace can be proud. When a job ' s to be done, sites always right there; Her energy and pep arc beyond compare. Outstanding PENNY BOONE Her vivacity and sparkle plus her ingenuity put her among the eight Outstanding Seniors. She has shown outstaiuling leadership and diligence as the President of the Sig Society and chairman of the Episcopalian Denomina- tional (woup and so has won from her fellow students res])ect and admiration. Her interest in others and her beaming smile endear her to us. Those who know her best find a warmth which inspires confidence and trust. Her lovely smile and winning way. Prove an exanijile to follow each day: Thev draw us closer to God when she ' s near. MakinK he r presence very dear. MAY YOU REMEMBER PEACE AS IT REMEMBERS YOU! 92 — I l , wni ..a,« - « .MMVI« wa,— B«l!— BECKY MATTHEWS The (|iialilic thai make Itcckv an Oiitsland- iiif; Senior are the aspirations of all Peace iirls. Hei ' liriglit smile, warm personality, trienilliness. and sincerity combine with abundant amliition and diligence endear her to all who know her. Her trim appearance and soft-spoken words command respect — especially of the Senior Class that she serves so faithfully as President, . ' till. with the duties and responsibilities of her offices, she is never too busy to lend a helping hand or a sympathetic ear to another. A leader, a fol- lower, a ser ant. a Iriend — this is Beckv. Seniors BERTHA STANLEY With her radiant smile and sweet voice, her vivacity and enthusiasm. Bertha Stanley cer- tainly deserves the honor of Outstanding Senior. As editor of the Lotus. Bertha lias proved her ability to guide others and to ac- cept responsibilities. Because of her excellent work, she has gained the respect and admira- tion of every student at Peace. Reason and calm judgment, the qualities specially belonging to a leader. 93 Ii-lir ( ki--. r il l ai(lfn. Shirley Bartholomew. Ann Tavloi. Chiej: Pal Wilson. I ' al Crim. Ginger Honey. Marshals 94 ■M«.  .J«, .,n,« -|=  -.. a«l i Advertisements 1958 SPONSORS We gratefully acknowledge their sujjport AhliottPierce Service Slation. 5--)l Hillfltoni Street Appliance Center Braiinans Grill T. H. Brii; ;s and Sons. Inc. Leon B runi Optical Comjiany (.arolina Txpewriter Company, 115 S. Salisljury Street Eckerds Drug Ellisberg ' s. Inc. Garner ' s Esso Service Station Gull Service Stations Jeffries Jewelers Kiiillin Nook. 16 N. liovlan Avenue. M. J. Iladlcv. 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