Queens University of Charlotte - Coronet / Edelweiss Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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3mtt0r QUaaa ©rgamgattmt President NINA PATRICK J ' ice-President NELL SARRATT Secretary and Treasurer KATE PARKER Vice-Monitress MAUD LENTZ Irene Allison Louise Craig Inez Crump Louise Davidson Eunice Hoover Sara Hargrave Blanche Humphrey Delia Kendrick M om tress GERTRUDE REA Historian LENA REINHARDT Maude Lentz Lucia Mills Josephine Murphy Neal Polk Fanny Porter Grace Rankin Ruth Shannonhouse Daisy Williams Rachel Howrrton 21

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Farewell to Ethics dull and drear, To French and Latin too. Farewell to History this self-same year, And, Psychology, farwell to you. No more your pages I will scan, Once, then again, but all in vain. With fainting heart and trembling hand, To find what knowledge I may gain. No more your lessons I ' ll recite. No more your problems I will try; No more your theories deep though right, But to them all now say Good-bye. M. P. 20

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Junior Ollaaa Ijtotorg Here ' s to the class of iqo6. Here ' s to the Gold and Black — Here ' s to the girls tvho will return. And to those who won ' t come back. What is the use of singing the praise of the class of 1906? Do we not think, like all classes ahead and those to come, that our class is the hest ? Our trials, joys, and experiences in every line have been just what others have gone through, but it is natural for one to be partial to her own class. Every one should agree that a Junior ' s life, however, is nicest. The green Fresh days are over ; we have passed the stages of the foolishly wise Sophomores, who think they know it all. As Juniors, we realize the more we learn the more there is for us to learn. The Seniors, too, seem to think they know a great deal, but as we have not been along that line, we shall wait until next year and see for ourselves how much they really do know. L. R. 22