Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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3J Shuford Peeler, A.B., B.D. Business Manager and Dean of Men. A.B., Catawba College, 1900; B.D., Ursinus School of Theology, 1903; Pastor, First Reformed Church, Greensboro, N. C, 1903-15; Pastor, First Reformed Church, Charlotte. N. C, 1916-25; Field Secretary, Catawba College, 1923-25 ; Ca- tawba College, 1925 — Milton Whitener, A.B. Endowment Secretary. A.B., Catawba College. 1903; Graduate, Theo- logical Seminary of the Reformed Church, 1906 ; In the pastorate of the Reformed Church, 1906- 2S ; Publicity Director, Forward Movement. 1920; Stated Clerk, Gettysburg Classis. 1917- 21; Treasurer, North Carolina Classis, 1922—; Endowment Secretary, Catawba College, 1928 — W. Augusta Lantz, M.S. Registrar and Dean of Women. Completed the classical course at Catawba Col lege, 1882; diploma from Mount Holyoke, 1SS7 M.S., Catawba College, 1894 ; graduate student Cornell University, summer sessions, 1894-96 Chicago University, summer quarters, 1898- 1905 University of Leipzig, 1907-08; Teacher of Matlie matics, States ville College for Young Women 1891-93; Teacher of Natural Science, Hood Col lege, 1893-1907; Professor of Chemistry and Phy sics, ibid., 1908-18; Professor of Chemistry, ibid. 1918-19; Registrar, ibid., 1915-25; Registrar and Dean of Women, Catawba College, 1925 — I l-.--r 1 • [20]

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Ft the most sincere good wishes of your college, its faculty, and its administrative officers. It is our hope that your i..; ffiffirtafjt air swastika ? ft President ' s Message 1 HE four years of college pass by all too soon, and the day comes when you must take leave of your college to go out and live your life in the wider circles of the activities of the world. When that day comes, you will know that you carry with von Ft years in college may have been pleasant and profitable and it is our ambition to do everything within our power to contribute to that end. Our interest will follow you always, and we shall be happy if we may believe that your love for your college may never be outgrown. Come back, always, as alumni, on Home-Coming Day, and at every other opportunity, and continue to lend support and best efforts in the future, as alumni, just as you have done in the past, as students, to the end that, laboring together, we may enable our Alma Mater to keep piace, at least, with the educational develop- ments of our time. We are justly proud of our Alma Mater, and must keep her such that we may always be proud of her. We have loved our college in the past. May the power of that love grow upon us in the years to come! [19]

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Janie E. Anderson Assistant Business Manager, Olive Black, M.A. Dietitian. B.S., College of Industrial Arts, Denton, Texas. 1919; M.A., Columbia University, 1929; Head of Home Economics Department, College of Marshall, Marshall, Texas. 1917-19; Head of Home Economics Department, High School, Denison, Texas, 1919-28; Associate Professor of Home Economics, Union University, Jackson, Tennessee. summers of 1926-27 ; Dietitian Catawba College, 1929 — Frances C. Decker Assistant Librarian, A.B., Catawba College; Assistant Librarian Catawba College, 1929— Mary Anthony Secretary. [21]