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

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@ --3 !3 3 3 3 ::$p q:g ALUMNAE. ASSOCIATION Ug . 1 5 ' , thelma Shamhart e Vice -PRESIDENT €i)t Pasisitoorb T -ODAY in most Carolina schools may be tound East Carolina Teachers College V- Alumnae. Especially is this true of the central and eastern sections. Let a new Alumna enter a school and she is at once given the right hand of fellowship by the old girls. There is a peculiar bond existing among all graduates. It seems that this key to fellowship is in being An E. 0. T. C. Alumna. Little groups of Alumnae have come together in many places in the State and organ- ized county chapters of the Alumnae Association. The year 1920 found only two of these branch organizations. Edgecombe? and Pitt. This year will find many among them; Wake, Lenoir, Halifax, Franklin, Granville, New Hanover, Forsythe, Wilson, Pasquotank, Beaufort, Mecklenburg, and Gaston. Now, for a really good time, attend one of these group meetings. If you can get a word in cross-wise you are lucky. We all want to talk at once. There is so much to say. Listen with me for a minute to the chatter: Say, have you heard about the change at E. C. T. C? Isn ' t it grand? Don ' t we feel swell? Of a different nature, but still part of it all, you may hear: Did you know that was married? When? To whom? There ' s hope for us all then, isn ' t there? Heavens, did you hear that has bobbed her hair? What would Mrs. B. say? Well, I think she looks wonderful. I believe I shall bob mine. ' And thus it goes until the matter of transacting business is almost an impossibility. There are no Old Maid School Marms here, I can assure you of that. We have all drunk at the fountain of youth and are enjoying school days once more. The big culminating event of the year for every Alumna is Commencement at E. C. T. C. When we gather there, we hear from the many girls who have been scattered. i

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We see the changes and wo attended. Thus we ii irward to with eaKer ani ciii; After all, llie AUmuiae Assc I ' ements. We make these changes a part of the school id keep in touch with Oiir College. Our relationship is •ncenieni is a lime looked Hands, joined in tlio ' l and dim (ire we. Soon, stretchinj from Ilullcnis to Chcrnkcr. Service, Loyalty. Filloirnlnii. Ilnsr Hirer All pulling for •;. ( ' . 7 ' . c. — L. Smaw.