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

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She is now living at 923 Ca l aa ii l X y y ALUMNAE j Ulf? il ibm Miss AsHis Bi3NN1a'r'1' Suciss, '34, succeeds Mrs. H. B. Smith, '32, as president of the Monroe Queens- Chicora Alumnae Chapter. Monroe has a very active alumnae chapter, and we ' e have a successful year , Bennetts leadership. MRS. Dr , , 1 , y rbmia Ragan, was married in the First Presbyterian Church in Gastonia on October 19th. Virginia took a JNALD SNYUIQR CARl'l7N'l'l'R formerl Vi fr' ' business course at Dueens after her ffraduation from Duke Universit in I935. rw Y ro ina Avenue in Winston-Salem. r- l EW Mus. RALPH MAXWJELL, '31, was Ethel Mae Ban e before her marriage at the First Baptist Church in Mullins South Carolina, last june 27th. She is now living at th S' l e mg etary Apart ment in Florence. f20l

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T191 ll. J l NI Y S 0 L 1 'I' ll Il E The sun sinks lower hehind the hill. The sky is gaily hued--V The dusk descends on a world so still, And hrings me solitude. The shadows lengthen, hreezes hlow, And in this interlude The daylight tades with the rosy glow And leaves me solitude. All thru' the busy, hurried day I only stop for Iood. I put my heart and soul away Until my solitude. Kaleiodseopic pictures play Each trying to pass the other To hring up memories ol' t'hildhood's day Ol' home, of friends, of mother. I seem detathed from all the earth As I sit on a hill. I estimate the whole world's worth lly one I love, and still--M I try so very hard to think Oi' things that are my own, Somehow each thought gets on a hrinlt That shouts just you alone. My solitude may cause depression. It satisfies me too. For it takes up my love expression And wings it safe to you. Swiftly now the twilight liades. The silver moon rides high. The last hird call in the woody glades Says: Peaee and God on high! The stars peep thru the velvet hlue And end this interlude. So ends my lovely dream of youre- So ends my solitude. L. D. XY

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Mas. jAM1ss I. DIQVIERIEUX, '33, was Miss Susie Wilkie of Forest City be- fore her marriage at the home of Dr, Luther Little in Charlotte on Dec- ember 28, l93-l. Miss ARIIZL Mc5NINc3H, of Wash- ington, D. C., who attended Queens- Chicora in '32 and transferred to Chevy Chase in '53, was a recent vis- itor in Charlotte and reported that the Queens-Chicora Alumnae Chapter in Xllfashington is quite active and ada ding new members each month. Ariel is president of the Wrrshington chap- ter. At present she is with the W. F, jackson Company, Estimators in Wtrsliington. MR. AND Mas. lfimrvcgrs HQLMAN fHughla Lee McCollum, 'Say ana nounce the birth of a daughter, Eliza- beth Lee, December 5, 1955, in Sum- ter, S. C. Wfhile at Queens, Hughla Lee was President of the Senior Class and active in Kappa Delta Sorority, ol' which she was a member. E213 RUTH Gaovislz, '35, needs no intro- duction to our present student body as she is known to us as our com- petent student secretary. Also, as alumnae secretary, she is meeting and making contacts with many of our former stduents. CLARIE I-lfxziil., '35, is now in New York, acting as hostess at one of the Childs. On the side she is posing for the johnny Powell Modeling Agent. Clare also has an offer to play a minor part in one of the Theatre Guild plays. Miss Erizaxoa Havlis, '35, is now in New York City spending the win- ter. She has a position with Macy's Department Store in the china de- partment. Announcement has been received here of the marriage of Miss RUTH KALE, 'S-i, of Belmont, to Mr. J. Lee Dagenhardt in November, 1955. As the Coronet goes to press news is received of the approaching mar- riage of Miss ALVA S' r- lotte, who attended Qu' and '55, to Mr. Rives H. Kit, .us- boro. The date of the VVCk...Ll1g is De- cember 14.