Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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The sun became sleepy and fell from its height. Oh. daylight was dying — and on came the night. The fountain now silent Stands somber and still; How solemn her promise: When dawn sings. I will. Sara Ann Robinson tith ear at Peace Colleg e. Please, Mr. Postman! And then there was the night

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1 duLibl It: Good luck uii gfUina a phone and friend kipA developed . . . ■y- How well I remember the birth of each day. As sunlight streamed forward with hope in each ray. Tlie fountain was merry Amidst all the glow. She frolicked and gurgled. Now fast and then slow.

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Mr. William Primrose McPherson To a devoted husband and son, to a loving and understanding father, to a meticulously careful workman in his chosen profession, to a consecrated churchman, a Christian gentle- man in the truest sense of the word, to a per- son of great enthusiasm and deepest loyalty, to a man of demonstrated ability, quiet force- fulness, and tenacity of purpose, to one bound to Peace College by intimate family ties — his grandfather having served as member and chairman of the Board of Trustees, his father having served as a Trustee, and his mother and sister having been students here — to a faithful member of the Board of Trustees him- self since 1947, acting as Chairman since 1953 — during probably the most trying period in the history of the College — to the friend in need, whose uncompromising stand for what he knew to be right in the recent struggle to keep Peace College in Raleigh, to MR WILLIAM PRIMROSE McPHERSON we gratefully dedicate The Lotus of 1962. DEDICATION ■.J X ! j ' !l .-.. ' .■ i. ., ' |]f.jr»1»f.wJ J.tt««nmmif«MiiMiw -J