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

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LILLA INGRAM SADLER, B. L. II A Charlotte, N. C. “Little hearts do flutter at a beau.’’ Class Basket Ball Team ’07-’08; Sub- Varsity ’08- ' 09; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ’10- ’11; Pierian Supervisor ’ll; Y. W. C. A. Editor ’ll; Class Basket Ball Team, ' 10- 11; Track Team ’lO-’ll; Delegate to Ashe¬ ville Conference ’10. Lilia is jolly and good natured and is ever ready for fun and frolic. She always smiles on the young men, whether they hail from A. M., Carolina or Davidson But at certain times in the year, i. e., when A. M. plays ball in Charlotte, she has been known to wear the Red and White constantly. She was never known to be angry, notwithstanding the fact that her various friends have given her numerous opportunities for indulging in that state of mind. “Slim,” as she is known among her schoolmates, is care free, con¬ tent, and happy under any circumstances.

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MARGARET ELIZABETH PRITCHARD B. L. rr a Charlotte, N. C. “I am tipsy with laughter.” Sub. Class Basket Ball Team ’08- ' 09, ’09-’10; Class Basket Ball Team ’10-’ll; Class Track Team ' lO- ' ll. Pritchard, by her bright and cheerful smile and sweet disposition, has won the hearts of all her classmates. She never worries, but takes things as they come and helps to cheer others who let their misfortunes crush them. Though small in statue and gentle in speech she is never overlooked, and is especially prominent on the athletic field, where light and graceful she carries off many honors. Among the many girls who have gone for¬ ever from the old College doors not one can be found more loyal to her class, classmates, and Alma Mater than this “dignified little Senior of P. C. ” 25

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LILLIE GREY SHIELDS, A. B. Z 2 Charlotte, N. C. “Around her shone a nameless charm, un¬ marked by her alone.’’ President Gamma Sigma Society ’10-’ll; Assistant Chief Editor Edelweiss ’lO-’ll; Class Prophet ’10-’ll; Student Council ’lO-’ll; Secretary Student B dy ’10-’ll; Critic Gamma Sigma Society ’09-’10; Mar¬ shal Gamma Sigma Society ’09-- ' 10; His¬ torian Gamma Sigma Society ’09-’10; Business Manager Clfss ’09 ’10; Super¬ visor Gamma Sigma Society ’08-’09. This rare and beautiful specimen of the genus “lilium, ” came into our hands some three years ago. Since then she has not only been a leader in her society but in her classes as well. In philosophy she is looked upon with awe, and considered as nothing less than a prodigy, because she is the only one in all her class who has been able to extract more than one “ten” from “Uncle Jimmie” in that most difficult of all mental gymna¬ siums—Dr. Dabney’s Ethics. Nevertheless, there is one huge, luminous fault that is constantly perceptible in Lillie (that is in the last year) and this is that she does not give us even one infinitesimal part of her love—but “Frank-ly” speaking we cannot blame her. 27