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

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lfi §tuastihaj m|a i H.B.Warner F. A. Wehi Mrs. T. E. Johnsto E. Craft ].. R. Bolev F. 1 ' . Bucx M. Rogers C. B. Moran J. Anderson N. L. Jon .faculty HARRY BANKS WARNER. A.B. Director of Physical Education for Men FLORENCE A. Weiir, B.S Instructor in Secretarial Science MRS. T. EDGAR JOHNSTON Instructor in Elementary Education EUGENE CRAFT. A.B Instructor in Organ LENA RIVERS BOLEV. A.B Instructor in line and Industrial Arts FRANK PEARMAN BUCK, C.P.A Instructor in Accounting Mildred Rogers, B.S . Dietitian Charles B. Moran. A.B Coach JANIE ANDERSON Bookkeeper and Assistant to the Secretary NORA L. JONES Manager of Book-room JOHN WINKS, A.B.. B.M. Director Bund and Orchestra and Instructor in Wind Instruments Page Twenty V- F»Y

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Swastika Ra =X iX t. jJJkQMVjT M. L. Brauk R. C. Petticrew A. L. Rich B. Trusskl F, R. Harmon F. F. Bushy G. Coodvkoontz F. M. Batte B. B. Lane K. French V. D. Matthews JFacultp MILTON L. BRAUN, Ph.D Professor of Physics and Mathematics BRANDON TRUSSEL, AM Professor of Economics and Business Administration BENJAMIN B. LANE, A.M. Associate Professor of English RICHARD CAMPBELL PETTIGREW. Ph.D Associate Professor of English and Classics FANNIE R. HARMON, MA Associate Professor of Biology FLORENCE FRANSIOLI BUSBY, B.L.I Director of Dramatic Art KATHERINE FRENCH. M.A Assistant Professor of Home Economics Arthur Lowndes Rich, A.M Professor of Music GRACE GOODYKOONTZ Instructor in Voice FRANCES MALLORY BATTE, B.S Director of Physical Education for Women VELMA DARE MATTHEWS. Ph.D. , . . ' . Substitute Teacher of Biology GENEVIEVE ROSE FAUST, M.B Instructor in Music BANKS J. PEELER, A.B., B.D Graduate Manager of Athletics Page Nineteen

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Swastika 3n JlUmoriam MARY FRANCES SEYMOUR, A.B., A.M. To one whose work was her life, whose college was her home, whose students were her friends, we respectfully pay tribute. Miss Mary Frances Seymour was one of whom we must say, She has ' joined the choir invisible Of those immortal dead who live again In minds made better by their presence. ' She gave unceasingly of her time, means, and energy. No favor was too great for her to grant, no consideration was too small for her to give — to each and all. For us who knew and loved her no lines could more truly characterize her life than these: And sometimes the thing our life misses Helps more than the thing which it gets. For good lieth not in pursuing. Nor gaming of great nor of small, But just in doing, and doing As ive would be dona by, is all. Page Twenty-one