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UUEE S' SE IUHS 2 The activities of Senior Week-tlie beginning of the end. were ably presided over by our class president, .lean Fergu- son. The reality of being a senior suddenly came to us as we attended events planned in our honor. For hardly a single member of the class had realized, when she assumed her place in the senior section and took up the traditional tune l'd Rather Be A Senior. this true meaning. The happenings of the week instilled in every one a renewed and deeper interest in our class. And we firmly decided to make our fiftieth class reunion the biggest and most successful on record at Queens. After the memory of how much we ate and played has long faded, the thought of the fellowship and closeness of our day at Rozelle's Ferry will still remain. Junior-Senior banquet. also important and very colorful. was rightly considered by the class as one of the high spots of our college year. Looking back over l94O-41. we see the Senior Class. second in stunt night: first in the volleyball tournament: members wearing the long beige jackets: and Maujer Moseley and Caroline Edwards being announced valedic- torian and salutatorian respectively as the result of four years of excellent work. Thinking back over the year each member keeps these and many other things in her mind. all making a picture of her last year at Queens. And with the election of major oflicers for next year, we were firmly convinced that soon we would be leaving Queens and others would be filling the oflices and duties which we had hitherto regarded as our own. As graduation grows closer. we look back over the four years we have spent here with mingled emotions of happie ness and sorrow. We leave with a feeling of sadness but also one of triumph that we have contributed our part to Queens College. Page Nmelee 4 -jmini M . v L I , ,ll , 15525 2 . 5+ ' qu '1g'f l I I: i '- sl' in' li 6' 'Lk ifil g 'I I7 I
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CLELIA KATHLEEN AB-lfRNETl'lY Reidsville. Ntlflll CJt'OllI1J Home Economics President of Alpha Eta Sigma Swiss chalet Evangelical League Sugar cookies Home Ec Club Spice, NANCY ARROWOOD Lincolnton. North Carolina Public School Music Choral Club The quietness of night stealing past China dolls Alpha lfta Sigma Fields of goldenrod Pewter. TERA BAILEY Andalusia, Alabama History Sigma Mu president Blue hyacinth Andalusia Deans List l, R. C China tea sets Childrens corner. ALICE BARRON Columbia, South Carolina Art . . . Kappa Delta President of Alpha Kappa Gamma Paint and Palette Birch trees CORLJNEI' Council Quiet pools Old English silver. NELLE LIVINC-STONE BOOKOUT Charlotte, North Carolina Chemistry Nellie Reversibles Dean's List The Blues Pig Tails Minuet in G Queens Quill Lab. MARGARET BOWEN Tazewell, Virginia History . . . Phi Mu House president of South Sweaters and tweeds . Linnean Club Chrysanthemums Sophomore Class officer Firelight Orientation committee, ANIELIA BRADI-IAM , . Sumter. South Carolina History . . . Phi Mu Mimi Calling cards Velvet jumpers I. R. C secretary Rabbits with pink noses Deans List Sigma Mu Spectator Club. ELIZABETH HUNT BRAMMER Christiansburg. Virginia English . . . Phi Mu President of the Student Body White columns and green lawns Whos Who Stunt Night Alpha Kappa Gamma Fraternity pins Purple Iris May Court Pine paneled rooms, ANNE BRANAN Art . . . Chi Omega Thomson, Georgia Posters Silver coins Blue Vlledgwood Monogramed stationery Paint and Palette Mermaid laughter. MILDRED BREEDEN Charlotte, North Carolina English and History Mildred Cricket on the hearth Low hurdles Cameo Black velvet and pink roses . cologne. FRANCES BROCKINGTON Elberton. Georgia Math Brock Slide rules Week-end retreats Cabinet Alpha Kappa Gamma Copper tea kettles Snow falling, JUNE GENTRY BURKS Charlotte, North Carolina Psychology Chi Omega June Live wire Jodhpurs Blue ribbons Debating l. R. C. Thorough bred Duke. Page Twenty -one 1 X-xx ll l 1 yhsfffsa ' 4 T lllllil ' T VVNTQILCZT I H get fs Q-13- -rms.-1 i'-g2.,- l
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