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

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Mildred Campbell, A . B . Margaret Ciiason, H . B . Aberdeen, N. C. Durham, N. C. II A, T T A, K O Z K I ' , II A Class Basketball, ' 22, ' 23, ' 24 ; Class Tennis, ' 22 , ’ 23 ; Student Council Representative, ' 23 , ’ 24 ; Assistant Editor of “Queens Blues,” ’24; Vice- President of Upsilon Tau Delta, ’25; Lieutenant of Light Blues, ' 2 5 ; Photographic Editor of “Edel¬ weiss,” ’25; Secretary of Kappa Omicron,” ’25. The art of knowing when to speak and when to keep silent has reached perfection in Mildred. When she speaks every one listens for she always has something worth while to say. If you have ever a difficult task, which requires thought, con¬ scientious labor, and ability to perform it, let Mildred do it for then you are certain that it will be well done. Choral Club, 22, ’23 ; May Day Attendant, ’23 ; Art Club, ’24, ’25; Home Economics Club, ’24; Secretary Class, ’25; Friskies, ' 25; Social Editor “Edelweiss,” ' 25. More gifts than any one can count On Margaret dear they seem to mount. The gods were good, we ll all admit When her small head they tried to fit. Of beauty none her equal is, Of music her own privilege, it is To charm her listeners when she plays Those sweet old college melodies. Xow some might think that that is all. But not our Margaret, whom we call To help us, and she does her best, Where eats concerned, you know the rest; She’s labored on her model home Proud be the one who’ll share her throne. Page Twenty-six

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Sarah L,ockk Blythe, B. S. Charlotte, N. C. n A “It ' s mice to be natural when one is naturally nice.” Bessie Brake, A. B. Rowland, N. C. ri a, z k r Choral Club, ’22, ' 23; Treasurer Pi Delta Liter¬ ary Society; May Day Attendant, ’23, ' 25; Adver¬ tising Manager “Queens Blues,” ’24; Dramatic Club, ’24; Vice-President Class, ’25; Business Manager “Edelweiss,” ’25. It ' s awfully nice too when one of our day stu¬ dents comes out to spend her Senior year in the dormitory. Sarah Locke is one of our truest girls. She takes things as they come along and always comes out victorious. Gay-hearted, lovable, witty, and whimsical characterize our Sarah Locke. She has a big heart which holds love and friendship for every one. Her sweet disposition has just enough rascality in it to make her the good pal we all know. No telling what Sarah will do after she leaves Queens, anything from teaching kindergarten kiddies to living in the White House. Success to you ! Little Bess, always so precise; Precious, Bess, speaking with such spice Funny, Bess, conscientious, too; Happy, Bess, almost never blue; Naughty, Bess, when she wants to be; Saintly, Bess, just like you and me; Brilliant, Bess, never breaks a rule; Senior. Bess, cutest girl in school ! Page Twenty-five

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r 2, I B X, T T A, K 0, o. o. Class Basketball, 22, ’23, ' 24; Class Tennis, ’23, ’24; Assistant Editor “Queens Blues,’’ ’24; Assistant Editor “The Volunteer. ’24; Vice- President Upsilon Tau Delta, ' 24; World Fellow¬ ship Chairman, ’24: Critic Gamma Sigma, ’25; Vice-President Y. W. C. A., ’25; Secretary of Phi Beta Chi, ’25. Al y. At She who strives and perseveres shall claim her laurels in the end. Jt is the steady, faithful girl like Wilma, always dependable, who keeps things moving ever in the progressive path. Sincerity is detected in her very manner, and once she under¬ takes a task, no matter how difficult, one is confident of its accomplishment. She who quietly labors for the best day by day, entitling herself to honors which often pass unproclaimed, of her we shall expect to hear noble things in the years to come. II A, T T A Class Basketball, ’23, 24; Reporter “Queens Blues,” ' 23, ’24; Treasurer Cpsilon Tau Delta, ' 25; Social Department Y. W. C. A.. 24, ’25 ; Treasurer Senior Class, ' 24, ’25; May Day Attend¬ ant, ’25. Even though her “tongue may be loose at both ends’ everybody on the campus knows her and loves to be with her for where Nell is there is no room for grouchiness, or the blues for she car¬ ries a supply of sunshine and laughter around with her. And because of her ability and willing¬ ness to take the responsibility of leadership as well as to serve in the most insignifeant spot there is no campus activity where Nell is not needed: lead a discussion group: direct a Y. W. party; solicit funds for the Senior Class; advise and sympathize with the dignified Senior or home¬ sick Freshman; play basketball—she does any and all of them. Her ability as student has not fallen behind her qualities of popularity and leadership for she leads in class work. We are sure that success awaits Nell in life as she has had it in college. Page Twenty-seven