Delta State University - Broom Yearbook (Cleveland, MS)

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THE BROOM, 1928 Elizabeth Coburn Stamps Department of Home Economics Student, University of Mississippi; Home Econom- ics Teacher Training Certificate, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City. Anna Prince Pittman, A.B. Department of Foreign Languages Ph.B., A.B., Henrlrix College Conway, Arkansas; Student in Spanish, Mexico City. Mexico; Student. Arkansas Teachers College, Conway, Arkansas; Graduate Student. University of Arkansas, Fay- etteville, Arkansas; Graduate Student, University of Chicago. Carrie Baltzell Frierson Department of Music Voice Culture in New York City and Florence. Italy, under Mme. Renard and Maestro Sulli; Child Songs under Mrs. Jessie L. Gaynor; Piano and Theory at the Academie de Paris, France; History of Music, Harmony. Counterpoint, and Composi- tion in Geneva. Switzerland, in Florence, Italy, and in Boston, Massachusetts; Public School Music in New York City and Boston, with Professors Bice and Thomas Tapper. William Vincent Frierson, A.B. Business Manager A.B.. Southwestern Presbyterian University. Clarks- Annie Mae Champion Secretary to the President Mrs. Jessie W. Parsons Hostess of Cleveland Hall

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THE BROOM, 1928 - Mary Katherine Craig Department of Music Memphis Conservatory of Music; Pupil of Harold Bauer, of Olga Samoroff, of Rueben Goldmark; Student in Juliiard Graduate School, New York, N. Y. Albert Leon Young, A.M. Department of Education B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute; Graduate Student. University of Chicago; A.M. in Educa- tional Psychology. George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Ter =» Evelyn Hammett, Ph.B. Departments of History and English A.B., Whitworth College, Brookhaven. Mississippi Ph.B., University of Chicago; Graduate Student it English. University of Chicago. Etta Frances Echles, A.B. Department of Commerce Mississippi State College for Women. ( Iississippi; Graduate Student, Univers Chicago. Mary J. Haynes Dietitian

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THE BROOM, 1928 f - - The Delta Teachers College William H. Zeicel, Ph.D. Sons and daughters of the Delia. ' See you Cleveland as a Mecca ? Meeting place of scliool and scholar- Not far distant now. Never ceasing, never ending, Come the years like billows, bearing On t ieir crested breakers daring Deeds of gallant men. Forward! Now our college calls us To our state ' s most useful service. Countless children rise to bless us! Country, School, and God. Mighty deeds and works of glory I fait for men to tell the story, Not of wars and battles gory, But of those who live. Build a school for teachers! Rampart of God ' s creatures; The truth is gained, The youth is trained In these, our schools for teachers. College days will soon be over, Mercy then our errors cover; Clinging to the past as a lover, Crowning hope with tears. Pause! A moment ponder! Shouts are ringing yonder! The clash of teams Like surging streams Will make the years grow fonder. Men of Cleveland young and doughty, Maidens fair with wealth of beauty, Trained are you in paths of duty. Country, School, and God.