Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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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.

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CONTENTS THE COLLEGE 7 THE CLASSES 15 ACTIVITIES 63 FEATURES 87 ADVERTISEMENTS 95 nfissifflianiiHHiTn

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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