East Carolina University - Buccaneer Tecoan Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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NoNiE Johnson St. Paul, N. C. A xmile is n blessing; a henrtij laugh cannot be estininted. Lanier Society; First Vice-President of entire Alumnae Association; Chairman of Social Service Committee of Y. W. C. A., 1919; Critic of Class, 1920; President of Robeson County Club, 1923; Class Rei)resentative to Student Council, 1923; President of Pitt County Alumnae Association, 1923. Everyone is not gifted with an optimistic nature, but among the few that are is Nonie. It seems good to meet her and hear her cheery, companionable greeting as she passes by. Ring- stand, ' ' a name she acquired in the chemistrj ' laboratory, has a sense of humor that downs the blues for other people as well as for herself. In her sunshiny, happy way, she lives, and, living, makes the world a little more pleasant for the rest of us. Mildred Maupin Culpriipcr, Va. ' M swell ,hspnKil.i„ii ,s a gift of the gods. ' ' Lanier Society; Lanier Glee Chib; Y. W. ( ' . A. Cabinet Member, 1917; Treasurer of Y. W. C. A., 1918; School Giro Clul), l!llS- ' 2(); Treasurer of Lanier Society, 1918; Secretary of Lanier Society, 1919; CliMii iii.-m of Inter-Society Committee, 1920; Historian of Class, 1920; Associate Editor nl Aiuiii.il. I ' ,t23. No matter how highly we iiki inizc our Made in Carolina products, we do not value Mildred lie privilege of knowing her ■r 1(1 liny question (and it ' s (111 s within student govern- ■ ' It i.s more pleasar.t to be if us wIm I- iIh ,11 is less because she is imt prrsciil m il know she is ;i ililiiii ' iil siuili-ni, |h. m usually corriTi i A ;; 1 IikihI :iii raent limits. . s:i iiii; th.it is iiol with her than to l)e witliout her. Orene Hollowell Tyner, N. C. She is serious, sometimes gay, Yet she makes things go her way. ' ' Captain of the Basketball Team, 1918- ' 20; President of Athletic League, 1919- ' 20; Member of Lanier Society; Member of Lanier Glee Club, 1918- ' 20; School Glee Club, 191S- ' 20; President of Alhlctic League 1921- ' 22; Lanier Glee Club, 1921- ' 22; School Glee Club, 1921- ' 22. Of all the tilings that si c can do well tennis stani happier than when pi:i inu a rial, siiaiii y e.-imo. tion to win, she won an i:ii -ialili ' riToid in liaini star performer in athldirs, l ui one in oi Iht art l ■ a thlought of failing, andsoinrliow, throufihall tli s out prominently. She revels in it, and is never With a lot of pep and a strong determina- . Tills attitude of hers not only makes her a tiis as well. She tackles all things with never (litficultics, she steers a straight, true course.

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IMabel Thomas Pittsboro, N. C. Abounding in wit, duty and good philosophy. Member of Poe Society; Member of Y. W. C. A.; Chairman of Music Committee 1919- ' 23; President of Student Government, 1922- ' 23. Mabel ' s the musician of our class, and merry music does she give us. She is an excellent stu- dent, as well as a capable and efficient leader. She is always full of fun and is the life of any crowd. Her originality is very prominent in the English themes she writes. She is a good psychologist and will, perhaps, teach psj ' chologj ' some day. Lois Haskins Oriental, N. C. Pleasure sometimes, but not always. Member of E. A. Poe Societj-, 1919-23; Editor-in-Chief of Tecoan. Lois is gentle and good, and has winning ways that we all would like to possess. She is always at her post of duty just on time, and does the social stunt for our classes too. She is always the same sweet girl that everyone loves. She is friendly, and has a smooth and even disposition and is also an excellentjentertainer. When once you have been with her, you want to be again. -4 2 1 -

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Sunior= enior Clasiji 3funjorg Mary Whitehurst Silence accoiiij)a rie iiikcIi that noif:c cannot. Leah Cooke I chatter, chatter, all daij long AIary Outland None can know her but to lore her. Annie H. Felton am resolved to be happy. Lalla Pritchard Senile and the world S7niles ith you. ' ' -::l2 3f=-