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

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Fannie Thetus Barrett, A.B. CABARRUS, N. C. I 2, t T i, K O, ♦ B X Blue Triangle Editor Queens Blues, ’26; Secretary Phi Beta Chi, ’26; Assistant in Math, ’25, ’26; President Kappa Omicron, ’27; Secretary Phi Beta Chi, ' 27; Junior Class Marshal, ’26. It would be bard to find a more capable girl than FANNIE. No matter bow difficult a task she undertakes, accomplishment is always her reward. Although she is majoring in Math., she has ability along many other lines. The fact that she was one of the three marshals chosen from last year’s Junior class speaks for her success in college. May she always have the same success in everything she undertakes is the wish of the Senior Class of ' ll. Janice Bierman, B.S. CHARLOTTE, N. C. n a Here ' s to JANICE BlERMAN, one of the scientists of Queens. JANICE has made a name for herself in our science department. She is well liked by all of the girls and they will all miss seeing her smile when she is away teaching next year. We all wish you luck in the days to come, JANICE. Page Twenty-five

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Virginia Barrett, B.S. CABARRUS, N. C. r 2, K o Secretary of Gamma Sigma; Vice-President of Gamma Sigma; Vice-President of Student Govern¬ ment. VIRGINIA is one of the most industrious girls of our class. She is conscientious in her work and in her play. Studiousness, depend¬ ability. sincerity, and friendliness are some of VIRGINIA ' S characteristic traits. She is ready to do anything for her friends at any time . All of us agree that her duty comes foremost always. As VIRGINIA leaves her Alma Mater, we are sure she will meet with great success. Grace Anderson, A.B. CHARLOTTE. N. C. Gamma Sigma Orchestra; Class Secretary, ’27. GRACE is conscientious and dependable and never fails to meet her mark in all her under¬ takings. She is always interested in and ready to take part in the activities of college life. She is a true friend to everybody and is loved by all. Here’s to you. GRACE, you’re sure to make a success in life. Page Twenty-fou

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Carolyn Booth. B.S. CATAWBA. N. C. II A, T T A, X 2 A Entered from Meridith, ’24; University of Vir¬ ginia, Summer Session, ’2.3; Reporter of Queens Blues, ' 24, ’25; Assistant Editor Queens Blues, ’25, ’26; Secretary and Treasurer of Athletic Associa¬ tion, ’25, ’26; President of Student Government As¬ sociation; Honorary Member of the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Vice-President of Pan-Hellenic; Member of German Club; May Day Attendant. Speaking of ability, of fairness and square¬ ness. of good hard common sense, of fun and foolishness, of comradeship and all round popularity—well—this is CAROLYN. And as our Student Government President she is very capable and is always ready to do her bit. She is herself and there’s no wish that she might obtain happiness; it will surely come her way. Lena Carter, A.B. MAXTON. N. C. 2 A, II A Varsity Basketball, ’22, ’23; Class Tennis, ’23, ' 24; Class Basketball, ' 23. ' 24; Circulation Manager Queens Blues, ’24, ’25; Critic, Phi Delta, ’26; Pres¬ ident German Club, ’26, ’27; Friskies, ’26. It seems impossible to think of dear ole Queens without our precious LENA! Who is it that is always ready for fun?— LENA!— Who is always willing to help you in trouble? —LENA! —Who is the friend to everybody? —LENA! In all these years of so much hap¬ piness at Queens, it ' s impossible to think of going on without our LENA! Maxton must be a fine place to have contributed so much to our college life! We are sure that a sure hap¬ piness, and all that goes with it. awaits LENA as out in the world she goes! We hate to lose you. dear friend, but all good things must come to a close—but we ll always love you—and here’s hoping you’ll never forget us. ' Bye! Page Twenty six