Peace College - Lotus Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Periodically within the year, Peace is honored to have many special guests visit the campus through its Arts and Lectures series. The variety of programs scheduled includes speakers such as Guy Owen and William E. Leuchtenburg, and musicians such as the talented Soprano Penelope Jensen, Oboist J. M. A. Danby, and the Raleigh Chamber Players from the North Carolina Symphony. Each pro- gram offers Peace girls, and often the Raleigh community, the opportunity to hear enriching programs. Each performance proves to be, not only a lesson in the arts, but an hour or two of fine entertainment. Peace College Cordially Invites You to Attend The 1980-81 Mary Howard Clark Arts and Lectures Series Arts and Lectures Peace College The Mary Howard Clark Arts and Lectures Series Monday Evenings 8 p.m. Recital Hall Browne-McPherson Music Building Peace Campus All Programs are Open to the Public Without Charge W. David Lynch, Organist J. M. A. Danby, Oboist The Raleigh Chamber Players Arthur S. Link Princeton University John Ruggero, Pianist Penelope Jensen, Soprano Michael W. Zenge, Pianist The Raleigh Chamber Players Wylie S. Quinn III, Organist Douglas Meyers, Trumpeter Edward Hoffman, Trumpeter Guy Owen N. C. State University William E. Leuchtenburg Columbia University and The National Humanities Center Boaz Sharon, Pianist Joy Brown Wiener, Violinist Sept. 15 Organ and Oboe Concert Oct. 23 Lecture; Reflections on Woodrow Wilson Nov. 10 Piano Concert Nov. 17 Voice Concert Jan. 26 Chamber Music Concert Feb. 9 Organ and Trumpet Concert Feb. 23 Lecture: Southern Language March 23 Lecture: John F. Kennedy: His Place in History March 30 Concert and Lecture Demonstration April 6 Violin Concert The Oct. 23 lecture is on a Thrusday evening.

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Dear Mom and Dad. A year at Peace is filled with so many things , and it all begins with Freshman Ori- entation. Although those two words may have a different meaning to every girl at Peace, we know that much anticipated day has finally come! The day that we actually begin college! With this anticipation often comes a few frustrations and fears: for example, How are we ever going to get all this stuff into our little room? or What meeting am I supposed to be in now? Con- fusion, excitement, sadness, and surprises fill these first couple of weeks. But soon, things begin to settle down, we make friends, real friends, and we easily fit in and find our special place at Peace. During orientation, we are swiftly swept into the lifestyle here, but soon, we all discover that Peace becomes a part of us, and us — a part of Peace.

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Art of the Month Unknown to most, many of r the art students of Mrs. Linda i i . ' . ' i . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' ' , ' , ] Fitz-Simmons work hours each day in the lab developing their talents. A few of these girls are selected for the honor of having their work receive the title of Art of the Month. They are picked by all of the art students who vote in several catagories for their choice of the best art work done during the preceding month. The winning works are then displayed for everyone to admire and enjoy. This honor not only recognizes lots of hard work, but also some of the many talented girls at Peace.