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

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P ELW£1 S S Ci)e College l lant A I ' n-sliiiiaii seed was ijlantcd one day. rianted in college soil ; It spread its roots in its own poor way With labor and witli toil. Its struggles proved successful at last. l ' or ere a year rolled round As a Sophomore plant in the cold winter blast It pushed through the frozen ground. The Junior leaves before long were seen. They had unfolded fresh and fair: Unfolded with their tendrils green, Like emeralds large and rare. In June a little bud burst forth, Half-blown and blushing there it stood— . Senior ready to blossom forth Into ideal womanhood. M. B. 16

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E P ELWEI S S m 5. Reopening of College. 15. Basket-Bali Game with Charlotte Y. W. C. A. 16. Play by Dramatic Club. 18-26. Mid-Term Exams. 23. Student Recital. 26. Baby Party. 5. Basket- Ball Game between Second Teams of Yellows and Purples. 6. Valentine Party given by Xorth Dormitory to South Dormitory. 13. Basket-Bail Game between First Teams of Yellows and Purples. 13. Preliminary Debates in H -i and 1 ' - Societies for Intersociety Debate. 15. Annual Reception. 16. Luncheon for Student Volunteers. 16-18. Attendance of Student Body to Meetings of Lay- men ' s Missionary Convention. 27. Play 1)y H A Society. 6. Third Basket-Bali Game between Second Teams of Yellows and Purples. 11. Faculty Basket-Bail Game. 12. Attendance to Horner Basket- Ball Game at The Bar- racks. 13. Basket-Bail Game with Charlotte Y. W. C. A. 13. Concert by Queens College Glee Club. 17. Annual Goes to Press. ' Memories

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Class of 1915 A CHOSEN FEW MdTTo: Labor oiiiiiia ri)icll Coi.oKS : Green and White Im.ou ku : Lily mem ' E1 LEV p,, ,„ , JULIA IIARI-JIS ,-„.,. p, , : V ICE-PKES DKNT JANE JOHNSON SEcun-Mn- MAGGIE YORKE HOUSTON ::::z::::t. ea;urek MARY SANDERS HOWELL Historian MABEL BELK ' torian JULIA HARRIS - -foEj ASHBY HERRON PROPHET Lawyer