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

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MARGARET NEWELL, H A Peg Posl-Graduate in Piano Supervisor 11 A Literary Society ' 12- ' 13; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet ' 13- ' I4; Treasurer TI A ' 14- ' 15, •15--16; Dele gate to Blue Ridge Conference 14; Delegate to State Conference 13; Cheer Leader ' I4- ' 15; Club Editor of Annual ' H- ' IS. GOOD NATURE AND GOOD SENSE MUST EVER JOIN

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' ' HERE ' S TO THE LAW OF REDINTEGRATION, THE BEST OLD LAW IN ALL C R E A T I O N I ' '

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5ei?ior H 1 5tor HE fifty-seventh year of Queens College, the twentieth of September, quite a nurr.ber of microscopic members of the genus homo appeared at its doors. These had come from different parts of the kingdom: some of them wander- ing according to their own free will, others, in spite of their unwillingness, being sent away from home in search of a new environment. On close examination, these all represented different species of an undeveloped order of intelligence, but nevertheless gave promise of greater possibilities under proper environment. At first, these individuals, wandering from one classroom to another, were overwhelmed with home- sickness; but soon, in company with so many others, their tears were dried, and life seemed more hopeful. As they became more reconciled to their new surroundings, they began to desire broader development. This desire was met by memberships in various organizations — the athletic association furnished opportunity for physical exercises and growth; the literary societies stimulated their mental activities; and the Young Women ' s Christian Association met their spiritual needs. In spite of the aid given them by these various organizations, life was by no means easy, for this new environment brought many dangers and difficulties. THE WAY TO BLISS LIES NOT ON BEDS OF DOWN