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

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THE FACULTY First row: Warren Perry Babcock, B.M.. In- structor in Music and Director of the Band Milton L. Braun, M.A.. Ph.D.. Professor of Physics and Mathematics Florence Fransioli Busby, A.B., B.L.I., Director of Dramatic Art Donald Curtis Dearborn. A.M., Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Mathematics and Instructor in Chemistry Second row: Harold W. Dickensheets, Mus.B., As- sistant Professor of Music Allen K. Faust. A.M., Ph.D., Professor of History and Social Science David Earl Faust, B.D., Ph.D., Professor of Bible and History Genevieve Rose Faust, M.B.. Instructor in Music Third row: Katherine French. M.A.. Associate Pro- fessor of Home Economics Cora E. Gray, M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Home Economics Mrs. T. Edgar Johnston. A.B., Assistant Professor of Education Elizabeth Roberts Price. A.B.. A.M., Instructor in English and History fcrf tk Babcock Dickensheets French Braun . K. Fausl Gray Busby D. E. Faust Johnston Dearborn G. R. Faus Price THE J942 SAYAKINI 15

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•:■ ' ■■■ -: DEANS OF THE COLLEGE To the Editors of the Catawba Annual: This is the sixteenth annual published by Catawba ' s Junior Class since the college was reopened seventeen years ago on ils new campus in Salisbury. These sixteen annuals are a complete record of the history of these years, and portray by their pictures, brief descriptions, and fun the growth which Catawba has made during these years. There was a dearth of material in those earlier years to choose from. Classes and faculties were limited in number, two buildings were on the campus, only one tree (the black walnut at the rear of the library I , existed, and sedge grass and weeds covered the red mud. In spite of the dearth of material, the first annual w : as a very creditable affair. Each succeeding edition has proved to be better than the one preceding it, and I am sure that the 1942 edition will be the best of all. You have chosen an excellent theme upon which to base your annual. What would the world be without the printing press? The staff has had much hard work and many trials in the production of this edition, but I am sure they have also gained much, and I rejoice with them in their success. My congratulations to the staff, and my sincere good wishes to each of you in your future undertakings. Sincerely yours, Willie Augusta Lantz Dean of Women. Congratulations to the Junior Class and their splendid editorial staff for the production and publication of another annual. As in years past, it is a credit to the college and is inevitably the product of many long and tedious hours of work on the part of its editors. Its abiding portrayals of campus happenings through pictures of persons and buildings and sacred campus spots will bring many happy memories to all of us in the years to come, and will help to keep alive our interest and devotion to our alma mater. Joh.x C. Peeler. Dean of Men. 14

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3»H Rice A. L. Rich H. W. Rich Royster Wehr Willhite Anderson Ballard Daniel McCall Wall Whitener THE FACULTY First row: Carlton C. Rice. Ph.D.. Professor of Romance Languages Arthur Lowndes Rich, A.M., L.R.S.M., Ph.D.. Professor of Music Helen Wall Rich, B.S. in Music. In- structor in Music Kathryn J. Royster, B.S., M.A., D; ' - rector of Women Physical Education fc Second row: Florence A. Wehr, B.S., Assistant Pro- fessor of Secretarial Science W. Lyle Willhite. Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Business Administration Janie E. Anderson. Bookkeeper Emily Smith Ballard. Secretary to the Secretary of the College Third roic: Mildred Rodgers Daniel, B.S., Dietitian and Instructor in Home Economics Leonie Fowler McCall, A.B., Secretary to the President Miriam Wall, R.N., Resident Nurse Rev. Milton Whitener, A.B., Secretary 16