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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1930 volume:

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Auattn qA wise and a good man has left his indelible imprint upon this college: a master teacher, a strong adminis- trator, a staunch supporter of high ideals, a loyal friend — a Christian gentleman: qAs charter member of the faculty, one of the chief foundation stones upon which the institution is built; qAs leader in important professional and administrative activities throughout the first twenty years of its history, without intermission, for fall, winter, spring, and sum- mer tertns, one of the master builders of the superstruc- ture; qAs master teacher, first of science and then of geog- raphy alone, a shaping hand in the lives of hundreds of students; qAs executive next in line to the president for nearly a decade, a wise and forceful administrator; oAs chairman of the oAppointment Committee for many years, the connecting link between the college and the public schools, a strong influence in the profession of teaching in North Carolina; qAs a church member, a man of deep religious convic- tion, and as a member of fraternal and civic organiza- tions, whether serving in the ranks or as officer, a tire- less worker for high standards in church and state. Page tvienty Olmrntu urara nf unbrnkni srruirr td Eaat (Carulina ©radjrra (Tollrgr ISaS 1329 Page tnuenty-om Dr. Leox R. Meadows Director of Summer School Page tiventy-tzio Faciality Members of East Carolina Teachers College Administration ' axd Supervision- E. L. Henderson- English Leon R. Meadows Mamie E. Jenkins Marv H. Greene Emma L. Hooper LiLLOu Burns Madeline Miller {On Leave of Absence, iqsq-iqso) Alice Lucile Turner History and Government A. D. Frank Sallie Jovner Davis E. C. Hollar Beecher Flanagan Laura T. Rose Mathematics Herbert Rebarker Maria D. Graham Ella O. Wilkes (On Leave of Absence, I()2q-jqjo) Elizabeth Toland Education and Psychology Carl L. Adams Howard J. McGinnis Acnes L. Whiteside Hubert C. Havnes Annie C. Newell Lucile Charlton Elizabeth Hvman Science R. J. Slay Alice V. Wilson Catherine Cassidy BE-rri- White Sociology M. L. Wright Home Economics Katharine Holtzclaw- Mrs. Adelaide Bloxton Foreign Language R. C. Deal Ella Graves Thompson Geography and Agricl ltl re P. W. PiCKLESlMER J. B. CuMMINGS MARIE W. PETERSON Public School Art Kate W. Lewis Ruth M. Bonnewitz Music Lois V. Gorrell Gussie Kuvkendali Eugenia Thomas Dora E. Mead Physical Education- Mabel B. Ogden Librarians Helen G. Gray Margaret Sammon Page tvienty-three Officers of Admmisitratioii Robert H. Wright President Miriam Goodwin . . .?.(. . Dean of ll ' omeri L. R. Meadows . . Direelor Summer Se iool Arley V. Moore . . . Dormitory Matron J. B. Spilman Treasurer Mrs. M. G. Bradsher . . Dormitory Matron Mrs. J. B. Spilman .. . Assistant Treasurer Mrs. W. G. McKean . Dormitory Matron B. W. Gi-VN . . . Bookkeeper Eunice Helms . Secretary Training School Hazel Willis Secretary Dr. J. E. Nobles Physician Howard J. McGinnis .... Registrar Annie Morris . Superintendent of Infirmary Ola S. Ross Assistant Registrar Mary Lea Smith . Asst. Supt. of In fir nary Mattie Scoville ...... Secretary A. A. Henderson Steward Agnes Wadlington ..... Secretary Wade H. Holmes Engineer Mrs. Katherine Lott .... Secretary J. C. Cockrell Electrician Mrs. Nannie F. Jeter Dietitian A. C. Fornes ■ Supt. Buildinijs and Grounds Annie L. Morton . . . Dean of ll ' omcn J. L. Williams . . . Campus Policeman Campius Trainimg Schiool Critic Teachers M. K. Fort, Director Dora E. Coates First Grade Cleg Rainwaier Filth Grade Ruth Faison Firs! Grade Mary McRae Sixth Grade Lucy Nulton Second Grade On leave of absence 1929-1930 Christine Johnson Second Grade Frances Wahl Seventh Grade Eunice McGee Third Grade On leave of absence 1929-1930 Mrs. J. L. Savage ..... Third Grade Jon me Gore Sixth Grade Alma Brow xing Fourth Grade Jeanneite Wedmore . . . Seventh Grade Wieterville Training School Critic Teachers Jennie D. Eva Bertha M. Ha Lydia p. Ross . . First Grade Second Grade . Third Grade Janet M. Grier . Geneva E. um . . Ellen May Lewis Fourth Grade . Fifth Grade . Sixth Grade Greenville High School J. A. Keech, Supervisor and Principal Critic Teachers Maude B. Bowen English Madge W. Daniels English Sara M. Scott English Mary Berry Clark . . . Home Economics Clem Bridgers . . Loraine Hunter Science Gladys Moore Latin Rachel Scarborough History Dixie Reed French . . . Mathematics g m0r Normal 3«nt0r Normal -g g cr - ' 7r -- - .N X J ; . A X A = yi 2x rx y: y y vv - y y y v y : : y i i3ig!. it_$ ! - jw Marv BoRiiKN- Taylor Senior Class Mascot To Our Alma Mater tl ' c look upon your UfiUs uitli lender thought, Jt ' hilc sinks behind the eloud the ijlouing sun, And ponder on the victories ice have ivon. And hoiv you gave us courage as ive fought. Dark, lengthening shadons lie thy ivalks along; The tuilight deepens; from afar we hear A bird ' s song break the silence — soft, yet clear — Then swelling tkrillingly in heights of song. This, Alma Mater, seems to us in thought Your voice, a noble tender note that brings Us courage, hope, and joy. And still it rings In ever soaring song and seems luith triumph fraught. fCe hear you sing this theme in wordless song: Be true, my daughters, loyal, just and strong. Ruth Lemmond Page tii;enty-eigh: Kay Lee Cloaningei Senior Class President I age ttuenty-mne Senior Class Colors: Blue and Silver Motto: Rowing, not drifting. ' Flower: Ragged Robin Officers Kav Lee Cloaninger President Helen- Guthrie Vice-President Katherine Whitehurst Secretary Frances Murray Treasurer Janie Gold Hardee Tccoan Representative Bessie Fergusox Teco Echo Reporter Elizabeth Spears S. G. Representative Eartha Mitchell Cheer Leader Sara Cobb Issistant Cheer Leader Page thirty Seniors Mamie Elizabeth Bartholomew- rocky MOUNT, X. C. French, History Y. W. C. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Phi Sigma; Emerson Society; President Emerson So- ciety; Inter-Society Committee; Chairman of Inter-Societv Committee; Athletic Association; Marshal. India Batemax COLUMBIA, X. C. Intermediate Education Foe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball Team; Student Council ; Athletic Association. Ethel Rozami.j PORTSMOUTH, Intermediate Educ y; Y. W. C. A.; South Carolina Club; World Fellowship Committee; Glee Elizabeth Beavans Intermediate Educatit S. T. College, Farmville, Va.; Y. W. C. A. Emerson Society; Elementary Council. Page thirty-one Seniors Ella Lee Boomer lake landikc, n c. Primary Education Emerson Society; Hvde Cnuntv Club; Y. W. C.A. HoRTEXSE Clare Boomer SWAN QUARTER, K. C. History Lanier Societ ; V. W. C. A.; Vice-President of English Club. Cleo Brexdle boonville, x. c. Home Economics Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Phi Epsilon; Delta Omicron Sigma; Student Council ; Basketball Team ; Proctor. Ruby Evelyn Brite elizabeth city, n. c. Primary Education V. W. C. A.; Lanier Society; Elementary Coun- cil; Pasquotank County Club; Albemarle Dis- trict ' Club. Page thirty-tv}0 Seniors Helen Clyde Rltler VANCEBORO, Frencli, Ilislory Coil ty Club; v-Treas- of Cra- Poe Society ; Y. W. C. A. ; Phi Sigma; Class Treasurer; Secre urer of Phi Sigma ; Secretary-Treasu ven County Club. Evelyn Caldwell dillon, s. c. Home Economhs y. W. C. A.; Poe Society; Delta Omicron Sig- ma; Proctor; Tecoan Representative; Phi Ep- silon; Vice-President of Phi Epsilon; Advertis- ing Manager Teco Echo ; Delegate to N. C. C. P. A.; Business Manager of Teco Echn ; Delegate to N. C. C. P. A. Louise Carr Poe Societv; Y. W. C. A.; English Club; Proc- tor; Vice-President Phi Sigma; President Phi Sigma; Class Historian; Class Plav. Kay Lee Cloaninger kinston, n. c. History, Frencli Y. W. C. A. ; Emerson Society ; Assistant Cheer Leader of Class; Delegate to State Convention of Y. M. C. A. and of Y. W. C. A.; College Monogram; Athletic Association; Proctor; Ire- dell County Club; Lenoir County Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Delegate to Blue Ridge; Class Basketball Team; Student Council; Statistics; Phi Sigma; Class Play; President of Y. W. C. A.; President of Class (2, 3, 4). Page thirty-three Seni Bi.AxcHE Clark GREENVILLE, N. C. Flench, English Phi Sigma; Pitt County Club; English Club. TULIA COGDELL Primary Education l ' re-.ident Freshman Class; Critic Sophomore Class: Poe Societv; Sergeant-at-Arms for Socie- tv; Tero Echo Reporter; Y. W. C. A.; Ath- Irtic Association; Representative to N. C. C. P. A.; Basketball Team; Proctor; House Pres- ident; Assistant Business Manager of Annual; Business Manaj er of Annual; Business Manager of College Hanilbook; College Monogram; Sen- ior Pla ; Track Team; Scholarship; Elemcntarv C ' onnci ' l; Baseball Team; Vice-President of Ele- mcntarv Council; President of Elementary Coun- AIvRTiE Staxcill Cooper WASHINGTON ' , N. C. Mathematics, Science Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation; Mathematics Club. Verna Dare Corey GREENVILLE, N. C. Home Economics. Science Society ; Sigma Omicron Delta ; Phi Epsilon. Page thirty-four Seniors Cora Evelyn Creech PINE LEVEL, N. C. French, History Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A.; Phi Sigma; tor; Glee Club; Johnston County Cii Proc h. Sara Nixetta Corr PARKTON-, N-. C. Primary Ediualion Meredith College; Robeson Countv Club; V. V. C. A. Choir; Foe Society; Elementary Council; House President; Assistant Senior Cheer Leader. { Clara Belle Daughertv new bern, n. c. Home Econo nics Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Delta Omic. Sigma ; Treasurer of Delta Omicron Sigma ; P Epsilon; Craven County Club; Tecoan a Teco Echo Representative. Elizabeth Deal GREENVILLE, N. C. French, English Class Critic; Vice-President of Class; Poe So- ciety; Secretary Sophomore Class; President Poe Society; English Club; French Club; Pitt Coun- ty Club, Secretary and Treasurer; Athletic As- sociation. jd Page thirly-fi ' ve Seniors Marcella Eleanor Deal clinton ' , n. c. Ilomr Economics Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation ; Treasurer Emerson Society ; Treasurer Class; Proctor; Delta Omicron Sigma; Phi Ep- silon; Joke Editor Tecoan ; Assistant Editor Tecoan ; Editor-in-Chief Tecoan ; Delegate to N. C. C. P. A.; Class Plav. Mary Louise De1?rlhl NEW BERN, N. C. Home Economics Queens College; Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A. Phi Epsilon; Craven County Club; Delta Omi cron Sigma ; Athletic Association. LVCILE KiNSEV Dixox Frenc i. Enc tisli Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; English Cluh; Phi Sigma; Tecoan Representative of Phi Sigma. Mildred Horbs Everette hamilton, n. c. Enijlisli, History English Club; Y. W. C. A. [nter-Society Committee. Page thirty-six Seniors Bessie Florida Ferguson murfreesboro, n c. Latin, English Y. W. C. A.; Lanier Society; English Club; Classical Club; Class Techo Echo Reporter; Proctor; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Glee Club; Class Prophet; Hertford County Club; Hill Meadows Scholarship; Delegate to Blue Ridge Confer- ence; Vice-President Classical Club. Marjorie Mae Floyd FAIRMONT, N. C. Home Economics Y. W. C. A.; Poe Society; President Roberson County Club; Delta Omicron Sigma; Athletic Mildred Gilbert crifton ' , n. c. Primary Education Helen Lorraine Guthrie new bern, n. c. IntrrmcJiate Education Secretary Craven County Club ; Teco Echo Re- porter Emerson Society; Student Council; Inter- Society Committee; President Elementary Educa- tion Council ; Vice-President Senior Class ; Em- erson Society. Page thirty-seven : ( f Seniors Janie Gold Hardee greenville, n. c. Primary Educalion Emerson Society ; Athletic Association ; President Athletic Association; Tecoan Representative; Wearer of Letter; Captain Basketball Team; Track Team; Baseball Team; Y. W. C. A.; Elementary Council; Tecoan Representative Elementarv Council; Pitt Countv Club; Proctor; Senior Plav. LuciLE Hearne CREEXVILLE, N. C. .S ' ( iiiKi ' , Geof raphy AxxiE Jaxe Hixson MT. PLEASANT. N. C. . dwjk Grammar Grade K Emerson Societv ; Elementarv Council ; Athletic Martha Elizabeth Hodges WASHINGTON, N. C. hilirmrdialr Ediualiori Emerson Sncielv ; V. W. C. A. ; Beaufort Countv Club; Flf.nentarv Education Council; Athletic Association. I ' ai e tlnrty-ci jhl Seniors Helen Hoggard HARRFI.I.SVII.I.K, N. C. Marv Evelyn Jennings ELIZABETH CITV, y. C. Latin. Mallu Y. W. C. A.; Poe Society; Pasquatank Countv Club; Athletic A sociation; English Club; Proc- tor; Marshal; V. G. Representative V. W. C. A.; Albemarle District Club; Mathematics Club; Classical Club; Representative to Blue Ridge; President Y. W. C. A.; Student Gov- LuciLE Kee PLEASANT HILL, N. C. Elementary Education Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athleti tion; Elementary Education Council Northampton County Club. SoNiA Belle Lamm WILSON, N. C. Mathematics, Science Poe Society; Y. V. C. A.; Treasurer Poe So- ciety; Mathematics Cluli; Phi Epsilon ; Student Volunteer Band; Wils.,ii Cmntv Club; Tecoan and Teco Echo Reporter for Wilson Countv Club; Debater for Poe Society; Senior Play. ' faffe thirty-nine Seniors Llcy Justine Lane DOVER, X. C. Primary Education Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Craven County Club; Emerson Society; Athletic Association; Elementary Education Club; Proctor. Rl TH El.IZAKRTH LfMMOXI) WAXHAW, X. C. Englisli. Latin Y. W. C. A.; Lanier Society; Athletic Associa- tion; English Club; Classical Club; Union County Club; Class Poet; Class Secretary; Dele- gate to Student Volunteer Conference; Managing Editor Teco Echo ; Editor-in-Chief Teco Echo ; Delegate to N. C. C. P. A.; Delegate to S. P. A. Mary Lena Lixeberger marshai.i.berg, x. c. English, History Poe Society; Mars Hill College; Proctor; Inter- Societv Debater; English Club; Vice-President Y. W ' . C. A.; Pitt Scholarship; Carteret County Club; Inter-Society Committee; Tecoan Re- porter for English Club. Lillian- Ladrv rocky mount, x. c. Grammar Grade Poe Society; Elementa Louisberg College. Page forty Seniors Julia Elizabeth Matthlws willard, n. c. Grammar Grade Athletic Association ; Poe Society ; Elementary Education Council; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball Team. Elizabeth Virginia Mavo greenville, n. c. French, History Emerson Society; Marshal; Statistics; Phi Si: ma; Pitt County Club. Mattie VixEs Mavo Anna Madeleine ] IcCain waxhaw, n. c. Mathematics, Science Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Lanier So- ciety; Phi Epsilon; Mathematics Club; Union County Club; Student Volunteer Band; Basket- ball Team; Tecoan Representative; President Lanier Society; Inter-Societv Committee; Senior Play. ■ Seeiors Kdna Marii; McHan almond, .v. c. History, Emjlisli Emerson Societv ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa- Elka Louse McGowan greenville, k. c. Frcncli, Engtisli arv Class; Emerson Societv; Athletic As- ion; English Club; Phi Sigma; Cheer Leader Sophomore Class; Statistics. I ' ARTHA Mitchell COLERAIX, X. C. Pile Societv; Class Cheer Leader; Treasurer Hertie Countv Club; Assistant College Cheer Leader; Cheer Leader Poe Societv; Teco Echo Staff; Marshal; V. W. C. A. Jessie Lee Morris atlantic, n. c. Mathcmalics, English Poe Societv; V. V. C. A.; Athletic Association; KaskethallTcam; English Club; President Eng- lish Club; Carteret Countv Club; Marshal. Page forly-i Seniors AxxiE Lee Morgan SPRING HOPE, . C. Grammar Grade Lanier Societv ; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic A Fraxces James ] IlRR • LAURINBURG, . C. French, Em lish Erxestixe I ' arha.m Catherixe Rokasox Patrick washington, n. c. Latin, French ■•Tecoan Repre entatl e Ba kethill I eim W. C. A.; Student oluntecr Bmii thletic A.- scciation; Vinlin P nsemble Be lutnrt C onnt% Club; Phi Sigma PreMcient Cli-sml Club I ' arje forty-lhree Seniors Rlth Caldwell Pierce SALISBURY, N ' . C. Grammar Grade Western Carolina Teachers College; Poe Socie- ty ; V. V. C. A. ; Elementarv Education Council. Edith Randolph Qlixerly GREENVILLE, N. C. Grammar Grade Poe Society; Elementarv Council; Pitt Cou Club. Mildred Catherine Sasser goldsboro, n. c. Home Economics Treasurer Poe Societv ; Tecoan Repn tnr Cla-s; Proct.)r; V. W. C. A.; Treasurer Pelta Omicroii Sijrma ; Student Volunteer Band; Phi KpMlon; Wavne Countv Club; Glee Club; Student Council; Y. V. C. A. Choir; Enter- tainment Committee. Eunice Felton Setzer M. ' MDEN, N. C. Science, History Poe Societ} ' . Page forty-fo Seniors Teannette Sessoms Primary Ediualuin Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Choir; Secre- tary Normal Class; Chief Marshal; Secretary Student Government Association ; Budget Com- mittee ; Cheer Leader; Representative at S. I. A. S. G. at Newcombe College ; Representative at V. W. C. A. Conference at Blue Ridge; Presi- dent Student Government Association. Eloise Scott ROCKY POINT, N. C. Mathematics, Science W. C. A.; Poe Society; Mathematics Club Epsilon; Secretary Poe Societv; Vice-Pres lent Mathematics Club; Cape Fear Club. ROCKY POINT, N. C. Home Economies Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Delta Omi- cron Sigma; Basketball Team; Poe Society; Sec- retary Delta Omicron Sigma; Cape Fear Club. Irene Scott rocky point, n. c. Home Economies Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Delta Omi- cron Sigma; Poe Societv; Teco Echo Staff; Phi Epsilon; Cape Fear Club. I ' aye forty-five P ' thhl Millingtox Shelto SPEED, N ' . C. Primary Educalinii St. Marv ' s; Edgecomb Countv Cluh; Glee Club; i ' . V. C. A. Choir ; Poe Society ; El( Council; Vice-President Student Government; Y. W. C. A. Catherixe Smith GREENVILLE, N. C. Hi xxiE Elizabeth Sphars GOLDSBORO, X. C. Home Economits . V. C. A.; Poe Societv; Athletic Association Va ne Countv Club; Delta Omicron Sigma Proctor; Phi Epsilon; President Phi Epsilon Student Council. Lll.l.lAX V()()I1 SuMMIiRLIX History, Eiu lts i Ki Emerson Societv; V. W. C. A.; Wavne Countv S% Club; English Cluh. Paffc forty-six Seniors Alida Lee Swinoeli. SWAN QUARTER, N. C. Primary Edmatinn Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athle Martha Tr AVXHAM FAIRMONT, -V. c. History, S ience V. w. C. A.; Poe Society; Phi Epsiloii; President Robersoii County Club Pr octo Anxie Elaine Tlxn ' ell SWAN QUARTER, N. C. Eiujlish, Frcncli Poe Society; Y. V. C. A.; Hyde County Club; Student Council; English Club; Phi Sigma; Editor-in-Chief Student Handbook; Assistant | Editor Teco Echo ; ice-President Poe Society. AxxA Belle Tvsox AVDEN, N. C. llomr Economics Poe Society; Y. V. C. A.; Pitt County Club; Delta Omicron Sigma. Pacjc forty-seven Seniors Betty Ann Uzzell BONITA SPRINGS, FLA. History, EngVuli V. W. C. A.; Poe Society; English Club; Ath- letic Association. Dorothy Ward greenville, n. c. Eliza LaRl e Walters la grange, n. c. Home Economics . V. C. A.; Emerson Society; Freshman Conn- lil Representative; Delta Omirrnn Sigma; Phi Epsilon; Proctor; Secretary Phi Epsilon; Asso- ciate Editor Tecoan ; Presicieiit Delta Omicron Si ma; Delegate to N. V. ( ' . P. . Delegate to National Home Economics . ' Association in Boston, Mass.; Editor •■Tecoan. Ruth Whisonani SHELBY, N. C. Page forty-eight Seniors Daisy Which ard |V greenville. n. c. Helex G. White wixfall, n. c. History, French l.anier Society; Phi Sigma; Vice-President Y. Ifc jb -, W. C. A.; Albemarle Coiintv Cluh. ' |fi L Charlotte White pollocksville, x. c. Primary Education Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa- Mary Grace Whitley middlesex, n. c Home Economics Treasurer Emerson Society; Proctor; Delta Onii cron Sigma; Y. V. C. A.; Athletic As: Page jorty-nine Seniors Katherin ' e Virginia VHITEHLRST SOLTH MILLS, X C. History, Enijlisli •Teco Echo Reporter: Proctor; Cabinet; Class Critic; Treasurer Y. W. C. A.; Secretary Class; Albemarle District Club; English Club; Poe Society. DoROTH-s- Carr Williams FARMVILLE, N. C. Malhematics, Sdcnre Poe Society; Mathematics Club; . V. C. A.; Secretary-Treasurer Mathematics Club; Class Plav. Lii.i.iAX Iris Williams Grammar Grade Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Education Council; Lenoir County Club. IvA RocHELLE Willis Friiicli, EnijIisli Page fifty Seniors Nannie Esther Williford Engtisli, History Emerson Society; Wilson Coiintv Club; Y. V. C. A.; Proctor; Athletic Association. LiNA WORTHINGTON WINTERVILLE, N. C. History, Science Frances ' elverton FREMONT, N. C. Delta Omicron Sigma; Phi Epsilon; Louisburg College; Lanier Society. fA f I ' age fifty-i iluntnr Class :r :rY yyVY yyyvY y r i: ti --ii3jg .4S3 ' (U - - A. O. Junior and Margaret Joyce Clarke Junior Class Mascots Flower: Daisy the top, but climbing. Junior Class Poem Br iold our Alma Matrr, In splendid raiment dressed, Upon her brow she wears a croixn, A star upon her breast. A beacon of light she sent to us From out her azure dome, Bidding us to enter And adopt her as our )iome. She imparts to us a message. In solemn tones and lotti: You are ' not at the top, but climbing ' — Your journey treacherous and stoiv. Lead onward, O Alma Mater Lead onward, day by day! If ' e follow, as humble daughters should — Proud mother, lead the way! Katherixe Lemmond. Page fifty-four Junior Class Officers Hannah Turnage President JOHNIE Grey Currin J ' ue-Prrsiiienl Martha Whitehurst Secretary Mary L. Smith Treasurer Alice Morgan S. G. Representative Lela Gordon Teco Echo Reporter Mildred Whitehurst .... Tecoan Representative Lela Gordon Cheer Leader Alma McGinnis Critic Page fifty-five Junior Class Mary Adams merry hill, n. c. Lamina Baker pactolas, n. c. Eleanor Barr greenville, n. c. Grace A. Bazemore windsor, n. c. Sadie Belk wing ate, n. c. Beatrice Boyd washington, n. c. Annie Laurie Brinkley DOVER, N. C. Margaret Bryan la grange, n. c. Anna Clark warrenton, n. c. LiciLE Cole BURLINGTON, N. C. Page fifty-six Junior Class JoHxiE Grev Clrrin greenville, n. c. Mary Ella Cutler washington, n. c. Virginia Davis warrenton, n. c. LaRl E Dixon GRIFTON, N. C. Miriam Edgerton roanoke rapids, n. c. Mabelle Pitts MACON, N. C. Doris Freeman powellsville, n. c. Geneva Lou Franklin raleigh, n. c. Fannie Pearl Fulcher ocracoke, n. c. Grace Gardner goldsboro, n. c. Page fifty-seven w Junior Class axnie g.arris littlefield, n. c. Lelia Gordon ' pilot mountain, n. c. Josephine Grant CARVSBURG, N. C. Rena Grant SELMA, N. C. Lenora Elizabeth Griffin wilmington, n. c. Esther Mae Griffix pin ' etops, n. c. Evelyn Griffin woodland, n. c. Helen Griffin woodland, n. c. Verla Lee Griffin monroe, n. c. Bessie Grev Grissom harrellsville, n. c. Page fifty-eig it Junior Class K.ATHERixE Gross greenville, n ' . c. Verxa Hardy LA GRANGE, N. C. Bernice Harreli. harrellsville, n. c. Sadie Harrell merry hill, n. c. JosiE Harrisox wilson-, n-. c. Maggie Hixson molxt pleasant, n. c. Selma Grey Hooks kenlev, n. c. AxxiE Laurie Hlxt wake forest, n. c. Kathleex Johxsox KERR, N. C. Kathleex M. Johxsox currituck, n. c. Page fijty-nine Junior Class Ollie Jones wixgate, n. c. Ferry Laxe Knox HUNTERSVILLE, N. C. Marian Langley oriental, n. c. Bellah Lassiter rich sqlare, x. c. Della Lawrence tarboro, n. c. Betsy Lee fremont, n. c. Katherine Lemmond waxhaw, n. c. Isabel Lennon manteo, n. c. Roland Lewis bethel, n. c. Beulah Mayo MESIC, N. C. Page sixty Junior Class Alma McGinxis greenville, n. c. Orelle McLamb salemburg, n. c. Mildred McLawhorn vanceboro, n. c. Mabel Menefee greenville, n. c. Irene Mizelle snow hill, n. c. Alice Lillon Morgan wingate, n. c. Beth Morrison statesville, n. c. Helen Moselv kinston, n. c. Miriam Mullen BUNN, N. C. Margaret Myers salemburg, n. c.  « -A, 3 m . _jr. t V . Page sixty-one Jmnior Class Letha Newton elm city, n. c. Laura Overtox greenville, n. c. Elm A Parrish CLIO, S. C. Addie Pi XX ell WARRENTON, N. C. Ruth Pittmax forkland, n. c. Willie Powell FAIRMONT, N. C. Mildred Powell SUNBERRV, N. C. Abrigail Roberts greenville, n. c. Edna Smith greenville, n. c. Mary Louise Smith charlotte, n. c. Page sixty- Jwnior Class Helen Spruill columbia, n. c. RuBV Stewart monroe, n. c. Jewell Stone EFFINGHAM, S. C. Miranda Strickland spring hope, n. c. Mildred Stroud kinston, n. c. Gladys Swindell washington, n. c. Florence Taft greenville, n. c. Hannah Turnage kinston, n. c. Margaret Vick kelford, n. c. Viola Walker battleboro, n. c. Page sixty-three ' ' WM w ■: ' i M 1 Jimior Class Emma Watson wildvvood, n. c. Edn ' a Thomas West DOVER, N. c. Martha Vivian Whitehurst parmele, n. c. Mildred Whitehurst bethel, n. c. Doris Woodard pendleton, k. c. Llcy Wynne washington, n. c. LlCILE Yelverton fountain, N. C. 0- : -%(g7r--.;: - -ii.J)ig --ii3 ' d -J f Akn WarLICK HlLI.MAN Sop iomorc Class Mascot Sophomore Class Poem We, the Class of Thirty-two, Take these ideals, both good and strong, To guide us on. Be just; be true; Work with a will to right the wrong. And to our Alma Mater dear We give our deep-felt loyalty; Our love to Her whom we revere — Our hope to serve Her steadily. Nancy Jane Poole. Sophomore Class Officers Hazel Futrell President Alice Tilley J ' ice-PresUmt Olive Gilbert Secretary Marguerite Lane Treasurer Millie Moore S. G. Representative Marjorie Flythe Teco Echo Reporter Shirley Mili.kr ... ... Tecoan Representative Kathleen McDaniel C wer Leader Catherine Flaugher Clieer Leader CuLLiE Stafford Critic Nancy Jane Poole Poet Page sixty-seven Sophomore Class Margaret Allen Lessie Bryant Elizabeth Davenport Elizabeth Bain Ruth Burkette Patsy Davenport Lela Barnhill Janetta Cain Catherine Flaugher Ella Bass Margaret Carlton Marjorie Flythe Lela Ellev Belk Mary Belle Clark Hazel Futrell Louise Brake Carolyn Conner Olive Gilbert Annie Lee Bryant Geneva Dail Julia Griffin Leah Godwin Page sixty-eigh B Marjorie Griffin- Tiny Hammond Ruth Hardy Nora Lee Harris Louise Herring Isabel Hunt Eloise Hyde Sophomore Class Mildred Ives Maggie Inmav Marjorie JacksOiV Susie Jenkins LixA Johnson Sara Johnson Irene Jones Marguerite Lane Louise Joye Mildred Joyxer Mary Kelly Ruth King Irma Knowles Tucker Lynch Ethel Little Paffe sixty-. Sophomore Class JAMYE Martin Edna McCullen Nancy Poole Edith Mitchell Kathleen McDaniel Ruth Neal Redfern Shirley Miller Rachel McKey Emily Reese Lola Minces Maggie McPherson Ruth Rowe Ella Moore Olive Parker RosLYN Satterwhite Millie Moore Ruth Picklesimer Erma Small Pauline McCullen Nannie Pollock Nannie Smith Page seventy Ruby Smith Grace Snell Ruby Spratt CuLLiE Stafford Mary E. Stevenson Elsie Taylor Sophomore Class Alice Tilley Zelota Trippe Carolyn Tyson Annie D. Upchurch Hannah Wise Ward Lela Whitehurst Hazel Whitehurst Helen Williams Sara Williams Lucy Williford Thelma Wilson Rena Woodard Verna Worthington Evelyn Wright Page senienty-one The Jiterary Digest PHKE. lOttNTS Ju.K- 4.1930 . Jfar or e ! 7y ?e j YLE Cathcniie Fldu iei ' 1930 33C£NTS Anierican Macjazine Rpslvn Satterwhite ;9; g 0 - -- £Tr--- gr7r-. :: rS K K K K K K K K K K t K A A A . r r Y y Y Y V Y y Y y y y y T ' j loNE Hooker Bradsher Fresliman Class Mascot Page seventy-four Freshman Class Colors: Green and White Class Flo wer: Lily-of-the-Valley Motto: To strive; to seek; to find; but not to yield. Officers Margaret Murchison President Zell Foley Viee-President Nina Walston Secretary Dorothy Sloan Treasurer Kara Lynn Corey Critic Hunter Spears .... Student Council Representative Tennys Thornton Clieer Leader Julia Farrior Tecoan Representative Hazel Walston Teco Echo Reporter Page seventy-five Freshman Class Memlbers Maxixe Allen Frances Allison Jlianita Arthur James T. Atkinson Nell Autry Annie Mae Baker Margaret Baldwin Inez Becton Mary Bliforo Best Elizabeth Biddle Mary Briley Vera Broughten Julia Holland Butler Loree Cagle Helen Carlton Rebecca Chenault Clapton Cherry Thelma Cherry Ellen Clifton Vivian Cooke Kara Lynn Carey C;race Cox Margaret C. Daughtery Hilda Davis Mildred Davis Mary Edna Dobson Emma Dozier Alice Mae Elks Julia Farrior Berneice Fields Margaret Fisher Jennie L. Fleming Pauline F loyd Iris P. Flythe Zelle Foley Katie Mann Gibes Ella Britt Gilbert Evelyn Gilliam CORINNE Gooch Mildred Gray Eunice Green Marjorie Griffin Berenice Grimes Edrie Hall Jane Hall Laura K. Hammond Lena Evelyn Hellen Vivian Hellen Jewell Herring Marice Hester Helen Hicks Lillie Hinson Ruth Hollowell Evelyn Howell Ada Hudson Vera Jennings Rebecca Johnson Margaret Johnson Doris May Jones Katherine Jones Mary Louise Jones Virginia Jones Louise Jordan Virginia Kirby Edna. Knowles Dorothy Knox Birdie Dell Lamm Mary Sue Langston Mabel Lewis Mamie Ruth Long Mary McCormick Bessie McLamb Lois McLamb Irene McLaurin Mary Mann Gladys Measley Beulah Mewborn Ima E. Mewborn Dorothy Millis Sybil Mitchelle Clara Belle Merlin Elizabeth Moore Margaret Murchinson ZuLEKiA Nelson DoLLiE Parker Ethel C. Parker Edna Peele Florence Picott Mary Belle Rabb Nina B. Reel Evelyn Rogers Bett ' Bruce Rouse Elizabeth Royland Lillian F. Savage Adah B. Sessoms Dorothy Sloan Marie Spear Hunter Spears Carolyn Spencer Beatrice Stalls Blanche C. Staton Jesse Strickland Jacqueline Swindell Hazel Taylor Mary Taylor Ruby Taylor Mary E. Tatterton Tennys Thornton Evelyn Tolar Bertha Walston Hazel M. Walston Nina Walston Hazel Ward Lola Watson Ina Whitaker Mary F. Whitehurst Christine Wilkinson Dorothy W. Williams Grace Williford Shirley Wilson Virginia Woodbury juanita worsley Juanita Young i tTTr - tgTT K JL-i. A A Nnrmal (ElasB H . w vy y Y VY y y y V :i y :ir K tc;?5::: :5;=::zi: :cr=:qr3is?j;==333 T;?:3t Knott Proctor, Jr. Mascot of Sttiior Sormal Class Senior Normal Class Colors: Pink and White Mollo: Liv vour best, act your best tod a preparation for tomorr Floiver: Carnation odav is the sure Toe m All hail. East Carolina Teachers College! You siuung your famous portals wide And opened up your halls of pride That we might enter and abide — The Class of iQjo! Tuo years have fled on golden ivings Since ive entered these portals dear To prepare ourselves for the best things e ' er That life distributes, year by year. For the Class of igjo! To thee. East Carolina Teachers College, We promise our faith, our fidelity. Our service, to enhance thy celebrity. Our supplications for thy longevity. The Class of igjo! Willie Mae Whitt. Page eighty Cassie Cartv, Class President Page eighty-one r u Senior Normal Class Officers Cassie Carty President Margaret Vaughn Vice-President Mabel Collier Secretary Hallie Lee Treasurer Margaret Silver Cheer Leader Kate Murray Tecoan Representative Nell Marsh Teco Echo Reporter Betsy Baird Critic Page eighty-tiuo Senior Normal Class %oU Courtney Gordan Abbott SOUTH MILLS, N. C. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.: Albpmarl.- Distri Margaret Abbott grifton, n. c. Emerson Snri.ty; V. W. i ■. A. Ruth Gertrude Adcock MCADENVILLE, N. C. Y. W. C. A.; Emerson Society: Gaston Coun Mattie Lucile Allen four oaks, n. c. Poe Society; Student Club; Y. W. C. Ar. Anne Geraldine Andrews wendell, n. c. Betsy Baird OXFORD, N. C. ty; Y. W. C. A.; Rosa Janie Barber biscoe, n. c. Helen Barker colerain, n. c. Virginia Barnhill robersonville, n. c. Emerson Society: Y. W. C. A. Louise Bartholomew rockv mount, n. c. Emerson Society: Y. W. C. A. Page eighty-three Senior Normal Class %oll Lillian Bass LUCAMA, N. C. Mary Belle Bass DUNN, N. C. Emerson Society. Delma Bazemore lewiston, n. c. Grace AIoore Bazemore WINDSOR, N. c. n Society; Y. W. C. A. Choir; Y. W. C. Essie Mae Belk monroe, n. c. Luc- ' Harriette Best COLDSBORO, N. C. Y. W. O. A.; Lanier Society; Athletic Assoc tlon; Wayne County Club; Teco Echo 1 porter; Glee Club; Tecoan Representative Helen Elizabeth Blackmore WARSAW, N. c. Lona Elizabeth Bonner swan quarter, n. c. Edna Boomer swan quarter, n. c. iety: Vice-President of Hytle Cou Nancy Lxiuise Bowen laurinburc, n. c. A.; Poe Society; Societ y Marsl Page eighty-four Senior Normal Class %oll Naomi Vhlma H ) -kin TARBORO, N. C. ety; EdBecomb (•ounty fluh; Y. W. C. Minnie Lela Blalock nashville, n. c. Flora Ross Bridges NASHVILLE, N. C. Gertrude Milliard Bright hookerton, n. c. Emerson Society; Y. V. ( ■. A. Ella Rinker Brown KINSTON, N. C. ■r Society: Critic Lanier Society; Athletii Llewellyn Brown colerain, n. c. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Bertie Toi Bertha Bunting palmyra, n. c. y. W. C. A.; Emerson Society; Atll Winnie Belle Bunn zebulon, n. c. Lanier Society; Y. W. c: A. Rosa Mae ]3urkhead candor, n. c. y. W. C. A.; Emerson Society; Glee Helen Rebecca Burnette RICH SQUARE, N. C. I ' age eiglity-fi ve Senior Normal Class %oll EuLA Butler Margaret Nixox Bvrd scotland neck, n. c. President: Proctor: Emerson Society: : County Club; Y. W. 0. A.; Assistant iusiness Manager of Hand Book. Lucy Elizabeth Cain buies creek, n. c. . A.: Foe Society: H. B. ( ' . rlub; ■■Teco Cassie AuGisTA Carty Lilllan Elizabeth Carter ahoskie, n. c. Soci.ty: Hertfoirt County Chib; W. C Florella Elizabeth Carroll MONROE, N. C. Mary Elizabeth Chandler blanche. n. c. Emfrson Socit-ty; Y. V. r. A. Emily Gray Clarke virgilina, va. Phebe Clark reidsville, n. c. Helen Virginia Cheek GREENVILLE, N. C. Page elghty-s, Senior Normal Class %oU Anne Coleman reidsville, n. c. Emerson Society: Glee Club; T. W. C. A. Choii Secretary-Treasurer of Glee Club. Beatrice Cherry STOKES, N. c. Emerson Society. Nellie Hazel Cherry stokes, n. c. Emerson Society. Emma Grey Cobb SHARPSBURC, N. C. Emerson Society: Wilson County Club. Evelyn Cobb ELM CITS ' , N. C. Emerson Society; Wilson County Club. Ida Pridgen Cobb tarboro, n. c. Poe Society; Edgecombe County Club; Y, V C. A.; Proctor. Frances Virginia Cooke kinston, n. c. Poe Society: Y. W. C. A. Margaret Charlotte Copeland pittsboro, n. c. Nina Compton mebane, n. c. Poe Society; Glee Club; Student Governmei Representative: Teco Ecbo Repoi ' ter for Atl Mabel Collier whiteville, n. c. Y. W. C. A.; Treasurer Columbia County Clul Poe Society; Proctor; Social Committee H. 1 C. Club; Secretary D Class. Page eighty-seven Seeior Normal Class %oU An.A Elizabeth Coxlf.v MARIOV, N. C. Elizabeth Bryan Covncil white oak, n. c. :•. A.; H. ' ' b. C. Club Vici-PiPsi ' rtent. Josephine Phillips Covixgton rockingham, n. c. lOm.ison Society: Y. W. c ' . A.; Finrtnr. Louise Cornelia Covington rockingham, n. c. rson Society; Y. W. C. A. rlmir: Y. W, Sarah Jennings Cowand aulander, n. c. Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A. Lila Mae Crawley raeford, n. c. S.,.i..ty; Y. W. C. A.; lleivdith fol Frances Craig gastonia n. c. Anna Virginia Credle lake landing, n. c. Martha Ruby Creech KENLY, N. C. Mildred Henrietta Crenshaw monroe, n. c. Union County Club. Page eighty-eight Senior Normal Class %oll Helen Armfielo Crowder wadesboro, n. c. Carolyn Elizabeth Dean oxford, n. c. Poe Sofiety; Y. W. l ' . A.; Granvillr I Verlon Elizabeth Dean STOVALL, N. C. Society; Y. W. C. A.; Granvilk ' C i Valdah Copeland Deaton Eacle springs, n. c. Poe Soi-iety; Y. W. C. A.; Sandhill Clu Margaret Elizabeth Dorsev laurikburc, n. c. Minnie Frances Dlnkley virgilina, va. Poe Socioty; Granville County Club. Mary Elizabeth Dlpree Clarice Ellerbe roberdel, n. c. Merle Faircloth fayeiteville, n. c. Y. W. C. A.; Pof Society; Athletic j Elizabeth Farley roxboro, n. c. Emerson Society; Y. W. C. Page eighty-nine Senior Normal Class %oll Margaret Felton GATES, N. C. Poe Society; Athletic olunteer Band: Gates Coui Y. W. C. A. Choir. Hilda James Flowe ALLEN, N. C. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. WiLMA Flowe ALLEN, N. C. son Society; Y. W. Ella Marie Futrelle rich square, n. c. ety; Y. W. C. A.; Northampton Marie Floyd fairmont, n. c. ..e Society: Y. W. C. Vice-Presi- Marv Lol- Fogleman burlington, n. c. Gearl Deax Ford lowell, n. c. Society: Gaston County Club C. A. Gwendolyn Forrest WINTERVILLE, N. C. Flay Gaddy monroe, n. c. Lucy Gambill Hendersonville, n. c. erson Society; Y. W. C. Page ninety Seeior Normal Class %oll Ida Myrtle Geddie ERWIN, N. c. Virginia George kinston, n. c. Margaret Gibson laurel hill, n. c. Scotland County Club; Y. W. C. A.: Poe Society. Nancy Gordon rocky mount, n. c. Lanier Society: Advertising Manager of Teco Ecllo ; D Play: Marshal: D Class Repre- Debate. Courtney Texanna Gordan south mills, n. c. T. W. C. A.; Poe Society: Albemarle Distr Frances Goddard DUNN, N. C. Emily Ferebee Gooding oriental, n. c. Poe Society. Mary Lee Greene INGOLD, N. C. Lanier Society. Eula Elizabeth Griffin red oak, n. c. Lynda Lewis Grant ridgeway, n. c. Page ninety-one Senior Normal Class %oll AxNiE Christine Hall BAHAMA, N. C. Poe Society; College Mont ithletic Association; Wearer of ■am; Y. W. C, A.; Circulation Teco Echo ; Chief Marshal. Dora Mildred Ham pikeville, n. c. Elizabeth Hardee greenville, n. c. Elva Lee Hardee benson, n. c. Mary Ward Hardy kinston, n. c. Poe Society. Selma Hardy la grange, n. c. Mildred Louise Harper kinston, n. c. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. RiTH Hazel Harriett pollocksville, n. c. Laniec Society; Y. W. C. A. Danie Hayes rocky point, n. c. Nellie M.w Hendricks HERIKORO, N. C. Society; Y. W. C. A.; Rcligiou Paffe ntnety-tvio Senior Normal Class %oll Lois Herring greenville, n. c. Elizabeth B. Hill virgilina, va. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athlnir Ass. Irene B. Hill winston-salem, n. c. Glee Club; Athletic Association. Edith Adelaide Hicks TABOR, N. C. Willie Lee Hobgood OXFORD, N. C. Poe Society; Granville County I ' luh; Alethia Hodges WASHINGTON, N. C. Louise Hopges washington, n. c. ■lety; Y. W. C. A.; Athle Helen House bethel, n. c. ESTELLE HoLLOWAY durham, n. c. Maxine Hopkins elizabeth city, n. c. Mikl Page ninety-thret Semior Normal Class %oU Delia Hopkixs ORIENTAL, N. C. Society; Athletic Association; Frances House robersonville, n. c. Mary Louise Hudgins beaufort, n. c. Teco Echo- lub Chairr Lanier Society Debater; Secre- Society; Carteret County Club; Reporter for Carteret County .n of Program Committee for Sara Eunice Huff henderson , n ' . c. Poe Society; V. W. C. A. Frances Hurley biscoe, n. c. merson Society; Y. W. C. j Eliza Ann Jackson KINSTON, N. c. F. Marie James SOUTH MILLS, N. C. Javan Jarman magnolia, N. C. Lanier Society; Student Vi Hazel Griffix Jarrell grifton, n. c. Nellie Jarvis swan ' quarter, k. c. Senior Normal Class %oll Ruth Jenkins fairmont, n. c. Alice Lee Johnson benson, n. c. WiLHELMINA JOHNSON FOUR OAKS, N. C. lier Society; Johnston County Clu Charlotte Hilda Jones turkey, n. c. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Ila Mae Jones LUCAMA, N. c. Mary Sheppard Keel greenville, n. c. Emerson Society. Martha Kerley morganton, n. c. Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A. Matilda Klein wilmington, n. c. Emerson Socle New Hanover Louise Kittrell winterville, n. c. Annis Louise Knox huntersville, n. c. merson Society; Y. W. C. A. Page nine ' y-fit Senior Normal Class %oll Pattie Mae Latta hillsboro, n. c. . ' . A.; Poe Society; Treasurer of Poe Elizabeth Glenn Lawrence enfield, n. c. Inez Leath conwav, s. c. .•rtioii Soii.ty; Y. W. C. Callie Mae Lee lixdex, n. c. Hallie Lee marshville, n. c. OcEY Lee DUNN, N. C. Wilhelmina Lee swan quarter, n. c. Lola Pearl Leonard louisburg, n. c. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Largaret Elizabeth Lewis farmville, n. c. Society; Pitt County Cluli; Y. W. C. Marjorie Leigh Lewter rosemary, n. c. Page mncty-stx Senior Normal Class %oll EvELvx Grace Long Sophie Williams Little pactolus, n. c. Laura Lae ALartin polkton, n. c. J Ml III iX XMHi  !■ .arVd-AC m ZTT TTjr 7T-TXV NliLL RlTH LaRSH MARSHVILLE, N. C. Vice-President o( Class; Emerson Society; ' Teco Echo Reporter: Athletic Association; Union County Club: Y. W. c. A. Myrtle Melton Edna Cathleen Mizelle ROPER, N. C. Athletic Association: Lanier Societv: Treasurer: Washington County Club; .Ma Patsy Movntacue OXFORD, N ' . c. Emerson Society: Pr,.,.,or; Y. -SV. LiciLE Elizabeth Moore KINSTON ' , N. C. ALalde Elizabeth Moore STOKES, y. c. Pat e ninety-seven Senior Normal Class %oll Sallie Merrvmox Moore AYDEN, N. C. ■ Society; T. W. C. A.; I.anier S AXGELINE MORRISETTE CURRITUCK, N. C. liir Society; Albemarle District r ' lub. Daisy Mae Morse weeksville, n. c. son Society; Albemarle District Club. Martha Scott Morton wilmington, n. c. Selema Mullen BUNN, N. C. Lanier Society. KaTHRVX CoXXOR MlRRAV WILSO.V, N. C. ) Echo Staff; ■Tecoan ' Staff: Chairman iblicity Committee for Class; Wilson Coun- ty Club; T. W. C. A. E.MMA Lee McArthlr GREEXVILLE, V. C. Emerson Society; Y. W. I •. A. Martha McArthlr creekville, v. c. Edxa Lea McCall ellerbe, n. c. Nellie Reid ALacDonald st. pauls n. c. Page ninety-eight Senior Normal Class %oll Roberta McCilloch elkton, n. c. Lois Evelyn Newsoaie ahoskie, n. c. Lucille Iona Nichols mcadenville, k. c. Blanche Newton STEM, N. C. Sara O ' Neal belhaven, n. c. Mary Ella Orr wallace, n. c. Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A. Julia Hunter Parham KINSTON, N. c. n Society: Y. W. C. A.: Atliletii ciation; Emerson Cheei- Leader. Mary Elizabeth Parker SELMA, N. C. Julia Adelene Parkin BEAUFORT, N. C. Y. W. C. A. Willie Miriam Peele laurinburg, n. c. Page ninety-, Senior Normal Class %oU Dorothy- IVIae Pegram washington, n. c. Snoioty: Y. W. C. A.: AthlPti Rlbv Clive Perkinson kitrell, n. c. V c So(-i,.ty; Y. W. P. A. Sallie Page Perkinson WISE, N. c. Poe Society; Warren Cnunty Clul Geneva Phillips mcfarlon, n. c. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Ella Rose Pipkin MT. OLIVE, N. C. Emerson Society; Glee Club. Lottie Lillian Pipkin mx. olive, n. c. IVLxRGARET Evelyn Pipkin MT. OLIVE, N. C. Charlotte Pope atkinson, n. c. . V. C. A.; Glee Club; Y. V. C. A. Choir Elizabeth Catherine Powell WISE, N. c. Treva Shirley Porter favetteville, n. c. ne Society; Glee Club; College Quartet; Y. W. A. Choir: Athletic Association; Basketball; resident of H. B. C. Club; Violin Ensemble; Proctor. Page one hundred Senior Normal Class %oll Ilma Christine Pratt morvev, n. c. Poc Socicts ; Y. W. C. A.; Class Clitic. Reba Proctor rocky mount, n. c. Y. W. C. A.; EmtTson Sooiety: Athletic Assn- ciHtion; Basketball. Lettie Pridgex sharpsburg, n. c. Emerson Societ y; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club. Thelma Pritchard AULANDER, N. C. Y. W. C. A.: Emerson Society. Ella Wood Olin ' n wallace, n. c. Y. U ' . C. A.: Emerson Societj-. Lillian Marie Ransom andrews, s. c. Emerson Society; T. W. C. A.; Warren County Club; Student Volunteer Band. Atha Rowena Redfearn monroe, n. c. Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.: Athletic Asso- ciation; Vice-President of Union County Club; State Teachers ' College at Fredericksburg, Va.; State Teachers ' College at Boone. N. C. K.atherine Reid pilot mountain, n. c. Y. W. C. A. Annie Laurie Robeson white oak, n. c. Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa- tion; H. B. C. Club. Ida Lee Robinson ivanhoe, n. c. Lanier Society; Y ' . V. C. A. Page one hundred one Jl '  . -jn Senior Normal Clas s %oll Hazel Rodwell MACON ' , N. c. Marjorie Ellex Roebuck robersonville, n. c. Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A. Phoere Rolison vandemere, n. c. Poe Society: T. W. C. A. Lenore Averette Rouse kinston, n. c. Susan Spruill Rumley beaufort, n. c. Society; Y. W. C. A.; Cai-terot Club; Treas County Club. Ella Mae Sallinger knightdale, n. c. Minnie Elizabeth Sanford STEM, N. C. Society; Granville County Club; Y. W. C. Rosa Key Saunders burgaw, n. c. Y. W. C. A. Mildred Claurine Sawyer HOBCOOD, N. c. Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club. Rebecca Scoville greenville, n. c. Page one hundred two Senior Normal Class %oll Mary Elizabeth Sears SCR ANTON, N. C. Bessie Louise Shearin rockv mount, n. c. Lanier Soriety: Y. W. C. A. DoROTH- - Taylor Shotwell STOVALL, N. C. Hilda Grace Shute KINSTOV, N. c. Society: Y. W. C. A,; Athletic Margaret Anne Silver SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. Glee Club; Poe Helen Mae Simmons Onedia Siler APEX, N. C. Louise Grey Smith reidsville, n. c. Poe Society. Alpha Snipes hillsboro, n. c. Society; Chairman Initiation Committee Society; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball Tear Secretary Athletic AsS ' rer of Monogram. Elizabeth Vance Sparkman BURCVW, N. c. Society; T. W. C. A.; Athletic Associal Page one hundred three Senior Normal Class %oll Aelixr Spivey HOBBSVILLE, N. C. Lalra Lucielle Stanley four oaks, n. c. Mildred Balsley Stanley N. C. i.: Proctor; Tei- Edna Louise Stanton elizabeth city, n. c. Lela Brown Stancil greenville, ' . c. Doris Stephenson SEABOARD, N. C. A.; rof Sooiety; Nortliamptoi Helen Stewart mocksville, x. c. ith College; Emerson Society; Tc Staff. Mary Elizabeth Summer ahoskie, k. c. icii ' ty; Y. V. C. A-: Athletic Associ ril County Club; Vice-Presidi ' nt of ford Cfiunty Club. Elgenia Ward Sutton mount olive, n. c. Foe Society; Y. V. C. A. Thelma Opal T.aylor sealevel, n. c. Page one hundred fo Senior Normal Class %oll Sara Elizabeth Taylor kinston, n. c. Helen Thompson henderson, n. c. Poc Socioty; Y. W. c. A. Marguerite Thompson SLOOP POINT, N. C. Edith Helene Tolaxd leechville, n. c. Ada Meredith Tunnell SWAN QUARTER, N. C. C. A.: Poe Society: Hydr roiinty Eugenia Tull KINSTON, N. c. Society Marshal; Y. W. C. A.; A Ora Kate Turner jackson, n. c. V. W. C. A.; Poe Society; Athletic A Carrie Belle Tunstall OXFORD, N. C. Ivadean Twiford MIDDLETOWN, N. C. Emerson Society; V. W. C. A. Margaret Elizabeth ' aug.han ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. nersoii Society; Y. W. C. A.; Vice-Presidei I ' liiji ' one hundred fv Senior Normal Class %oll Florexce Vincent vultare, n. c. Society; Y. W. C. A.: Athlet Katherine Wall littleton, n. c. Pof Soi-iiHty; Vf Clul); Y. W. r. Lena Waller kinston, n. c. Poo Society; Y. W. C. ' y ZoE Waller KINSTON, N. C. Pne Society; Y. tV ' . C. A.; Lenoir County Club; Annie Walker nashville, n. c. Mary Alice Walston pinetops, n. c. Annie Jordan Ward merry hill, n. c. =oe Society; Bertie County Cluli. Grace Olivia Watson KENLY, N. C. 1 Society; Y. W. C. A.; Johnston County Lizzie Mae Warren spring hope, n. c. Virginia Louise Warren spring hope, n. c. Page one hundred six .flu. . _ «7.r y Senior Normal t _ . ., . Class %oU - P M Mary Erxest Washixgtox ' B fc iB «i, Myrtle Allene Weston HR J H LAKE LANDING, N. C. ]29 HiH if ' ' H Emeison Society. fIS H E y ' Elizabeth Whichard ' iB BETHEL, N. C. | B______ __ _ T. AV. C. A., Poo Society: Critie Poe So(i..t : i ■HHB B Willie Mae Whitt tol T TT ftfc, H Foe Society; Y. V. C. A.: Athletic t ' B H I 1 Red-Headed Club President: Basketball Team; V I T B Student Volunteer Band: World Fellowship Et ' E HHK. .u.flH Committee; Cla s Poet. f fJ ' K ' T ' ' - Ivor Wilkinson f HB ' B i ' k- GOLDSBORO, N. C. _;■• B T J I TB I | Emerson Society; Athletic Association: T. W. r ' i Ltf l K M l ! C. A.: Monogram Club; Basketball Team; Te- ■ f 5l J . Susie Thelma Williams IVvr m Emerson Society; Pitt County Club. | HK JSJ m Camille Winstead V H HH elm city, n. IB HI Emerson Society; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Choir: i KKv Bt President Glee Club. ' Mildred Edna Winstead raxsomville, n. c. Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A. ' Sallie Wood essex, n. c. , i Y. W. C. A.; Poe Society; Athletic Associa- ((|H | Geneva Woopard kenly, n. c. Poe Society; Y. ' W. C. A.; John.ston County Club; Y. W. C. A. Choir. f cr n L. T Ik 5i Pave one hundred seven Senior Normal Class %oll IrEXE V00D.VRD KENLY, N. C. iety; Y. W. C. A.: Johnston Martha Eliza Woodruff garysburg, n. c. Kii-ty; Y. W. C. A.; Northampton C Annie LaRogue Worthington grifton, n. c. Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A. Xaxcv Irene Yelverton black creek, n. c. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Oleva Zahniser greenville, n. c. roe Society; Pitt County Club. rg g r7r ( ' 7) r Ann Beatty and Bobby Furr Junior Normal Class Mascots Junior Normal Class Poem Tlu C Class hails yni u ' lth smiles hriyht , We lift our glad voices in song and in cheer. We ' ll soon pass the first milestone; How great sounds the name ! Oh, C Class! Dear C Class! Here ' s health, ivealth. and fame- May ice in the future Be brave, pure, and hrii ht. And love our class colors — The red and the white. We ' re to pass the first milestone — IIoiu great sounds the name! Oh, C Class! Dear ■ ' C Class! Here ' s health, wealth, and fame! Mary PARRon. Junior Normal Class Officers Nellie Stewart President Polly McLeod Vice-President Margaret Niven Secretary Alma McDaniel Teco Echo Reporter Elizabeth Rogers Tecoan Reporter Katherine Sessoms Cheer Leader Katie Bell Smith Critic Mary Lewis Clayter Treasurer Page one hundred eleven JUNIOR Junior Normal Class Marion ' Adler ILA Mae Allen ' LiDA Allsbrook Ethel Anderson- Miriam AUSB ON Edith Ausley Elsie Autry Effie Aycock Annie Clara Baker Annie Ruth Baker Irene Doris Barnes Daisy V. Bell Elizabeth Bell Marv Baxter Bell Lois BENNErr Louise Biggs Authula Bissette Inez Bissette Minnie Lela Blalock Parrieleigh Bobbit Mildred Bonev Viola Boyce Dorothy Bright Mary Etta Brinkley loLA Britt Pearle Britt Enid Broadwell Edna Bryan Lila Gray Bryan Nannie Bullock Mary Kemp Bunn Margaret Burkhead Doris Burnette Edna Burney Nancy Holmes Butler Elizabeth Cahoon Lola Cahoon Lucy Cain Mildred Cain Catherine Campbell Ruby Lee Carpenter Mary Carter Olive Casey Lynn Cash Fannie Chapman Helen Cheek Annie M. Cherry Mary Lewis Claytor Margaret Cole Frances Cooke Virginia Cooper Charlotte Copeland Katie Corbett. Eldridge Creech Virginia Crutchlow Mozelle Daniels Mary Wise Davenport Annie Davis Blanche Davis Julia Davis Lessie Davis Margaret Davis Valdah Deaton EsTELLE Dees Elizabeth Douglas Pauline Eagles Mary Eborn Sara Edmondson Louise Edwards Kathleen Ellis Lois Ennis Anne Ester Mattie Eure Ernestine Everette Ruth Farabow Mary Felton Annie Ruth Fidler Sara Firesheets JANIE Belle Fitzgerald Lillie Mae Floyd Lucille Floyd Elizabeth Forester Lucy Fortescue Page hundred fourteen Jimior Normal Class Alice Fussell Eda Marie Futrelle Eloise Gallup Sadie Mae Gaskins Dorothy Godwin Clement Godon Jessie Griggs Martha Griggs Esther Grimsley Kathleen Guard Alice Hackett Lucille Haizlip Christine Hall Catherine Hall Helen Hand Elva Hardee Ruby Harper Mary Harrell Priscilla Harris Virginia Harrison Mabel Hassel Mary Bell Henley Irene Hill Myrtle Hill Daisy Hobbs Elizabeth Hobbs Cly ' de Hobgood Willie Hobgood Margaret Hood Doris Hooks Kathleen Hooks Frances Hopkins Beitie White House Gertrude House Margaret Hudgins Margaret Huff Marie Jackson Wilma Jarvis Wilma Jenkins Edna Jone s Evelyn Jones Ada Joyner Sara Kemp Annie Laurie Kennedy Victoria Kornegay Myrtle Kuykendall Lola Leonard Wilhelmina Lee Velma Lee Elsie Leary Sue Boddie Macon Lucy May Marshburn Brownie Martin Eva Maynard Ida Mayo Mary Edna Melvin Lucille Mitchell WiLLARD Moore Blanche Moore Christine Moore Georgia Moore Margaret T. Morris Mae Munnaly ' n Kathryn McAllister Alma M. McDaniel Margaret McGowan Lucille McLaurin Pauline McLeod Dorothy McMillan Katherine Newell Bertha Mae Newman Margaret Niven Ruth Newsome Susie Newton Dorothy Overton Annie M. Overton Daisy Parker Flossie Parker Mary Parrot Cecille Patrick Nellie Penny Mallie Perry Page one hundred fifte Jueior Normal Class Virginia Peterson Martha Phelps Katherine Pierce Eloise Pierce Margaret Pipkin Rose Pipkin Irene Pitt Gladys Pleasant Frances Plonk Charlotte Pope Aebie M. Porter Hazel Procter Ella Quinn Katherine Reid Alice Reen Fleeta Rhvne Docia Rich Mabel Roberts Frances Roberts Elizabeth Anne Rogers Viola Rovce Tucker Roxv Vivian Sawyer Marvel Saunders Mary Sears Mary Catherine Sessoms Elizabeth Shadrack Maudgenia Shearin Mary Shearin Margaret Silver May Dell Smith Jessie Smith Katie Bell Smith Mary Wilson Spence Eula Stanton Edna Stanton Bessie Stewart Nellie Stewart Beulah Sutton Bernice Sylivant Eloise Tatum Edna W. Taylor Thelma Taylor Winifred Taylor Sara Terry Marguerite Thomas Marguerite Thompson Sara Thompson Pattye Thompson Delilah Tart Anna Bell Thornton Lessie Tilley Marie Trask Mamie Turner Ruth Turner Ivadean Twiford Mary Ellen Vick Mary Alice Walston Lillian Ward Melissa Ward Elizabeth Warren Grace Warwick Julia Warwick ViRGiE West Ina Whitaker Charlotte White Emily Whitehurst Clyde Whitfield Flossie Whitley Marie Whitley Ethel Williams Mary Louise Williams Margaret Wilson Ruth Winfree Beulah Winslow Annie Wood Sallie Wood Leola Wi Verneda Wo Tillie Woolard Ida Pearle Worsley Mary Worthington Page one hundred sixteen ( tmnmtmm f nuug WnntfttH Qllinattan Asaiiriatt0n Atl|bttr A00ortattnn fubltrattnuH (dluba ■ r Y y y y Y v- y y y v : y- : r - v ! s li;. - i3i . il : - ri_0 t! Student Goveremeet Association Officers Jeasnette Sessoms President Ethel Shelton Vice-President Grace Gardner Secretary LiNA Johnson Treasurer India Bateman Chairman Campus Committee Evelyn Jennings President Y. If. C. A. Elizabeth Spears Senior Representati-ve Alice Morgan Junior Representati ' ve Millie Moore Sophomore Representative Hunter Spears Freshman Representative Marjorie Lewter D Representative Fleta Rhyne C Representative HoLSE Presidexts Katherine Lemmond Margaret Byrd Annie Laurie Hunt Bessie Grissom Josephine Grant Beulah Lassiter Frances Craig Betsy Bairo Sara Cobb hundred tiventy Jeanette Sessoms, Windsor, N. C. President Student Government Association Page one hundred lii.e)ily-, MAF.J0R1E LEWTER 5 STUDENT COUNCIL Page one hundred twenty-, BETSV BAIRD ■ ' -%. ™« k ,- STUDENT COUNCIL ' (ii f one hundred fwenty-three Evelyn Jennings, Elizabeth City, N. C. Presidi it Yountj Women ' s Chrislian Association Page one hundred twenty-four m — ' ' fj Y, W. C. A. Cabinet Officers Evelyn Jennings President Lena Lineberger I ' icr-Presidint CuLLiE Stafford Secretary Katherine Whitehuret Treasurer Selma Gray Hooks , : ■ • ' ' o ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Hannah Turnage Reliijious Education Leah Godwin Social LuciELLE Stanley Social Scr-vice Ethel Raskins Jl ' orld Fello ' ws np Bessie Ferguson Music Grace Bazemore Publicity Mamie Bartholomew Store Keeier Page one hundred fKenty-five )ENT VOLUNTEER BAND JL MuK LAi.lSEl Page one hundred tuenty-. ■ ;- z ' - • ' . Athletic Association Colors: Purple and Gold Mascot: Wildcat Motto: B2 Symbol: Oak Leaf Officers Janie Gold Hardee President Lela Brown Stanxil I ' hr-President Alpha Snipes Secretary Ella Rinker Brown . . . Business Manager-Treasurer RosLYN Satterwhite Tecoan Representative Marguerite Lane Tcco Echo Reporter Page one hundred i enty-seijen Wearers Monogram of i •. ' -j -j „ If The Athletic Association awards a monogram to each member wlio, by participat- ing in various forms of athletics and by conforming to certain health rules, makes five hundred points. Alpha Snipes Ivor Wilkerson Helen Blackmore AIargaret Carlton Annie Lee Bryant Janie Gold Hardee Florella Carroll SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Winners of the Cup for Three Successive Years ' ■ ' ' mm JUNIOR NORMAI I 1 AM WINNING BASKETBALL TEAMS Page one hundred thirty COLLEGE CHEER LEADERS Members of the Wmmmg Basketball Teams Sen-ior Team Forivards Kay Lee Cloanikger Jessie Lee Morris Elizabeth Matthews Cleo Brendle Guards Alida Swindell Betty Uzzell Grace Whitley Julia JAKIE Gold Hardee, Captain Cocdell Fraxces Murray India Bateman J UNiOR Noralal Team Foricards Lessie Tilley Eloise Pierce Elizabeth Douglass Mary E. Brixkley Ruth Obriant Catherine Campbell Guards Sue Boddie Macon LUCILE Hayslip Dorothy McMillan Mary L. Williams, Captain Hazel Proctor Blaxche Moore Sara Edmoxdsox Elizabeth Forester Mary Parrot Page one liunJred tliirty-i liwl ' •Mc- ' tA CLASS BASKETBALL TEAMS Paffp one hundred l iiriy-tv:B FRES HMAN ENIORMO R mi PPE SOCIETY JUNIOR NORr At j;? ' (feii Emerson SOCIETY lanier. society CHEER LEADERS Page one hundred thiny-three The Tecoan |HOUGH it had for some years been the desire of the students of East Carolina Teachers College to publish a year book, it was not until 1923 that the first annual appeared. The iiV il book, taking its name from a contraction of the words, Teachers College Annual, was christened Tecoan, and has kept this title in subsequent editions. In this initial volume the aim of the editors was to present by pictures and by the written word a well-rounded account of life on our campus during the scholastic year of publication. Editors of the six annuals which have followed have in general adhered to this plan. The published volumes of the Tecoan thus give a history of student life at the college for the period of the past seven years. The following girls have headed the editorial and business staffs, respectively: Lois Haskins and Hilda Jeanette, Annie H. Felton and Grace Straussburger, Millie Jane Roebuck and Annie Blanche Herring, Bruce Ellis and Lessie Cogdell, Nancy Hinson and Inez Van Dyke, Alary Hccutt and Delma Smith, Marcella Deal and Lucille Sermons, and Eliza Walters and Julia Cogdell. The annual each year has been dedicated to some person whose service to the college has merited appreciation from the students. In 1923 the Tecoan was dedicated to the president of the college. Dr. Robert H. Wright. In succeeding years it has been dedicated to Dr. Leon R. IVIeadows, Mr. Ralph C. Deal, Mr. Herbert E. Austin, Miis Sallie Joyner Davis, Miss Maria D. Graham and Miss Mamie E. Jenkins, and Dr. Ronald J. Slay. The publication was admitted to the North Carolina Collegiate Press Association in 1926. The editor and the business manager have attended each meeting of the organization since that time. The faculty advisers are Miss Mary Greene, for the editorial staff, and Dr. R. J. Slay for the business staff. Page one hundred thirty-four - ' - fi Julia Cogdei.i., Business Manatjer Eliza Walters, Editnr-in-Cliic} The 1930 Tecoan Ki)iT(iRiAL Staff am EJitiir Ivor Wilkinson ' air Edihir Emily Reese Snapshot ate Editor Nancy Poole Joke Business Staff Pauline McLeod . Asst. Bunness Manager Evelyn Wright . . Assl. Business M Marcella Deal !s Alice Tilley ...... .Is; Helen Stewart Is: Typist Editor Editor 4S iM ' W, Mary Greene Page one hundred l iirty-Jivi Tecoan Advisers Ruth Bonnewttz Dr. R. J. Slay rECOAN STAFF Page one hundred thirty-i The Teco Echo I ' ]- Teco Echo of East Carolina Teachers College hid it beginning in 1925. At that time the college , _ ,11 had no newspaper edited by the student body. Since, however, a desire for college news published by the college community was felt, a special vote of the entire student body provided for the establishment of a semi- monthly newspaper. The name for the publication was chosen by a contest. A reward of five dollars was offered to the student submitting the best and most appropriate name. Miss Christine Vick, at that time a member of the Senior Class and president of the Student Body, won the prize. The name was derived from Teachers College, the first two letters of each word being com- bined to form Teco , and the Echo was added. In 1926 the publication was admitted into the North Caro- lina Collegiate Press Association, and has sent two represent- atives, the editor and the business manager, to each meeting of the organization since that time. Since 1926 the Teco Echo has been a member of the Co- lumbia Scholastic Press Association of New York City. The two members of the staff previously mentioned are sent to each of the annual meetings. The Teco Echo won fourth place in the contest of the C. S. P. A. in 1928. In 1929 the publica- tion won third place. Those who represented the Teco Echo this year at the meeting of the C. S. C. P. in New York City were Ruth Lemmond and Evelyn Caldwell. The faculty advisers are Miss Mamie E. Jenkins for the editorial staff and Mr. M. L. Wright for the business staff. Pa e one hundred thirty-seven ft m Rlth Lrmmom), Edili.r-in-Chirf E M Cai.dvvei.i., Biisinrss Manatjer THE TECO ECHO Publishefl Bi-Monthly During the College Tear bv the Stu- dent Government As iociation of East Carolina Teachers Entered as Second-class matter December 3. 1925, at the Postotfice, Greenville. X. C, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rates for the College Year. 51.50. Advertising Rates, 20c per Column Inch per issue. Staff Ruth Lemmoxd ■ Editor-in-Chief Evelyn Caldwell Business Manager Miss Mamie E. Jexkiks Faculty Adviser Mr. M. L. Wrighi- Faculty Adviser Associate Editors Katherine Lemmoxd Manaijinc Editor Kate Mlrray Assistant Editor Naxcv Poole Assistant Editor Elaine Tunnell 4ssistant Editor Leah Godwin Assistant Editor Leah Lee Morgan Alumnae Editor Business Staff Jamve Martix Issislanl Business Manager Gladys Swindell hivertising Manager Hilda Shute Idvertising Manager Alpha Snipes hivertising Manager Christine Hall Circulation Manager Geneva Lou Franklin Circulation Manager Katherine Lemmond Tyf-ist Page one hundred thirty-eight TECO ECHO STAFF Page one liutidred thirty-. Smerson Society Song Tune: Clayton ' s Grand March Oh, Enicrsrjii Society, Dear old H ' hite and Blue! For you our hearts beat merrily As we sing this song to you. For when we see our colors there. Blue and White, everywhere. We knoiv that they mean only yon, And all you hold so true. So here we are, the Emersons, Boosting for our clan. Oh, Emerson! Oh, Emerson ' For you lue ' ll always stand! Page one hundred forty Qldcf sS ' u inddl _ H ' Y Mdrcella Deal ki A ' Lela BrovwnS ' tdncill Emerson Society Officers Gladys Swindell President Marcella Deal Viee-President Lela Brown Stancill Secretary Helen Gutherie , . . ■ Treasurer Rachel McKev Teco Echo Reporter Cullie Stafford Tecoan Representative Kay Lee Cloaninger Critic Page one hundred forty-one Poe Song Oh, Edgar! Oh, Edgar Allan! IFe are the Edgar Allan Pocs. We are the society. Choice and picked variety. Oh, Edgar! Oh, Edgar Allan! We are the Edgar Allan Pocs. March on! — March on! Beneath the red and U ' hite, For we will conquer all our foes. And ive ' re sure to ivin in every fight. MITCHELL ■k ' ■III. I ««:v P. x-- ' H ELAINE ' « Ji B r2b- r TUnfiJELL - ' i V SCOTT W JKW f ATT e MAE Poe Society Officers Eartha Mitchell President Elaine Tunn ' Ell Vue-Prcsidcnl Eloise Scott Secretary Pattie Mae Latta Treasurer Margaret Silver C ieer Leader Eliza Whichard Critic Marguerite Lane Teco Echo Reporter Helen Moseley Tccoan Rrprescntati ' ve Lanier Society Song Let us sing a song of praise to our Soeiety, Hail to thee, O Sidney Lanier! Loyal members ever proving your sobriety. Though our fun to us ivill e ' er be dear. Then let us to our banner each a tribute pay — Let us ez ' er our motto uphold, Ahvays faithful, true, and loyal to thic. night and day, Hurrah for the Green and Gold ' Page one hundred forty-. ff v m — Gsr 5ELMA HARDY , MARY LOUISE Lanier Society Officers Madeleine McCaix President Selma Hardy Vice-President Mary Louise Hudcixs Secretary Sallie Moore Treasurer Tucker Lynch Cheer Leader Ella Rinker Brown Critic Cora Creech Teco Echo Reporter Mildred Stanley Tecoan Representative Page one hundred forty-seven i.J Christine Hall, Bahama, N. C. C iief Marshal Poe Society EMERSON ' SOCIETY MARSHALS Page one hundred fifty ft| ., ' 5 J- .-- ' j ' -,JAt YE MARTIN ' - POE SOCIETY MARSHALS Page one hundred fifty- LOUISE HODGES LAN ' IER SOCIETY MARSHALS Page one iundred fifty-lrwo ffRACEBA EMOPF HILLN PUTlLt, lilUISECfiRK MAMIE BAPTHOl -.MEW C - l ' W ' - i | 1 ' IP i H eMH B H Luciii: DIXON I ctHI BB Hf J E ' Lii ' '  -, ELUAPtTll MAYO TLSA MtCiWAN LAUflA ov ! RT N Phi Sigma Louise Carr President Elaine Tunnell rice-President Helen Butler Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Deal faca Adviser Page one hundred fifty-three Colors: Gold ami KUick Phi Epsilon Motto: ■■! do fluiuir: HInck-Eyed Su OlFICKRS Elizabeth Spears President CiRACE CiARDN-ER I ' ice-Pres ' tdent Helen Moselev Secretary-Treasurer Mildred Sasser Teioaii Re resenlative Members of the Faculty- Miss Bettv White Mr. Keech Mrs. a. E. Bldxtov Miss Catherine Cassidv Mr. R. J. Slay Miss Katherine Holtzclaw Marcella Deal Madeline McCaine Evelyn Caldwell Mildred Sasser Eliza Walters Cleo Brendle Addie Pinnell Elizabeth Spears Martha Traynham Hannah Turnace Grace Gardner Helen Mosely Martha Whitehurst Helen Hogcard Bernice Harrell Esther Mae Griffin Sara Williams Katherine Lemmond Virginia Davis Geneva Dail Eloise Scott Irene Scott Eva Scott Clara Belle Dauchert ' s Mary Louise de Bruhl Frances Yelverton Verna Hardy Alice Tilley JAMYE Martin Evelyn Wright CuLLiE Stafford Sara Johnson Helen Griffin Sonna Belle Lamm Lelia Ellen Belk Page one hundred fifty-jo ' V? - -- -E - « « V , .i ' - ' ' ' «. T iCv ' J - - 1 ?l Wl PHI EPSILON Paffe one hundred fifty-fi ■e ' ' J , -.. Louise Srake .Mjbel enefke MATHEMATICS CLUB Page one hundred jifty-six The Classical Clulb Symbol: Caduceus of Hermes Mollo: Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit Officers Katie Patrick President Bessie Ferglso! rice-President Rachel Mackey Secretary-Treasurer Members Ruth Hollowell Katie Patrick Ruth Lemmoxd Eloise Hyde Nina Walston Rachel Mackey Bessie Ferguson Evelyn Jennings Margaret Murchison Dorothy Smith Mary Taylor Miss Ella Graves Thompson, Faculty Member hundred fifty-seven Delta Omicron Sigma Officers E Gardner President Anna Belle Tyson rice-Presldcnl Esther Mae Griffin Secretary Clara Bell Daughtery Treasurer Lucille Cole Tcco Echo Reporter Cullie Stafford Tecoan Representative Members EuLA Bass Grace Gardner Eva Scott Annie Mae Baker Cori.nne Gooch Irene Scott Cleo Brendle Josephine Grant Elizabeth Stephenson Evelyn Caldwell Ester Mae Griffin Elizabeth Spears LuciLE Cole Helen Griffin Marie Spears Loree Cacle Bernice Grimes Anna Belle Tyson Helen Carlton Verna Hardy Annie Dell Upchurch Rebecca Chenault Mildred Ives Eliza Walters Mildred Davis Sara Johnson Dorothy Ward Virginia Davis Jamye Martin Edna Thomas West Patsy Davenport Irene Mizzelle Grace Whitley Clara Belle Daughtery Helen Mosely Doris Woodard Marcella Deal Irene McLamin Frances Yelverton Mary Louise Debruhl Nina Reel Sara Williams Pauline Floyd Abigail Roberts Alice Tilley Marjorie Floyd Mildred Sasser Cullie Stafford Page one Iiundred fifly-eiijht The Elementary Edmcational Council Officers Julia Cogdell Prcsiden AxNiE Laurie Brimkley . I ' uc-President Lucy Lane Secretary-Treasurer Ernestine Parham Teco Echo Reporter Lillian Williams T ' ccoan Representative Members Mary Adams Elizabeth Hodges Ernestine Parham India Bateman Kathleen Johnson Ruth Pierce Elizabeth Beavans Lucile Kee Ruth Pittman Annie Laurie Brinkley Ferry Lane Knox Willie Powell Julia Cocdell Lucy Lane Jeannette Sessoms Miriam Edgerton Isabel Lennon Miranda Strickland Rena Grant Lillian Madry Mildred Stroud Evelyn Griffin Elizabeth Matthews Mildred Whitehurst Helen Guthrie Eartha Mitchell Ruth Whisonant Janie Gold Hardee Annie Lee Morgan Lois Whitley Anna Jane Hinson Lucile Yelverton Lillian Williams Faculty Members Dr. Adams Miss Gore Miss Newell Miss Browning Mr. Hollar Miss Nulton Miss Coates Miss Hyman Miss Rainwater Miss Faison Miss Johnson Miss Savage Mr. Fort Miss McGee Miss Wahl Miss Whiteside Paejc one hundred fifty- English Club Officers Jessie Lee Morris President HoRTEXSE Boomer Vice-President Katherine Whitehurst Secretary-Treasurer Lena Lineberger Tecoan Representative Emma Watson Teco Echo Reporter Hortense Boomer Bessie Ferguson Ruth Lemmond Elizabeth Deal Mildred Everette English Club Roll Jesse Lee Morris Lena Lineberger Louise Carr Lucille Dixon Beulah Lassiter Emma Watson Selma Grey Hooks Grace A. Bazemore Elaine Tunnell BETTi- UzZELL Katherine Whitehurst Katherine Lemmond Page one hundred sixty -ImiteoSociety Committee Officers Mamie Bartholomew, Emerson Society Chairman Gladys Swindell Emerson Society ■ Secretary Faculty Members Mr. Picklesimer Emerson Society Mr. Hollar Emerson Society Mr. Deal Poe Society Mr. Adams Poe Society Miss Peterson Lanier Society Mr. Slay Lanier Society Student Meivibers Gladys Swindell President Emerson Society Mamie Bartholomew Emerson Society Mildred Everett Emerson Society Hallie Lee Emerson Society Eartha Mitchell President Poe Society India Bateman Poc Society Lina Lineberger Poe Society Madeline McCain President Lanier Society Grace Gardner Lanier Society Helen Hogcard Lanier Society Page one hundred sixty-one Ueioin County Club Mntio: Don ' t it down and sit, but git up and git Floii-rr: Goldcnrod Officers RuBV SiKHART President Atha Redfers ' Vice-President Hallie Lee Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Neal Redfern Teco Echo Reporter Ollie Jones Tecoan Representative Members Essie Mae Belk Ollie Jones Lelia Ellen Belk Hallie Lee Sadie Belk Katherine Lemmond Cleo Biggers Ruth Lemmond Florella Carroll Nell Marsh Mildred Crenshaw Willard Moore Flav Gaddv Alice Morgan Clement Gordon Madeleine McCain Verla Griffin Atha Redfern Mary Belle Hemblv Ruth Neal Redfern Ruby Stewart Paffe hundred sixty- tivo Johnston County Club Colors: Yellow and White Flo ' v.rr: Dai ' Officers Re a Grant Preside (Jrace Watson- Vice-President Selma Grev Hooks Secretary Rena Woodard Treasurer Cora Creech Teco Echo Reporter EnlTH AuSLEV Effie Avcock Juamta Arthur LuciLE Allev Eva Batten Louise Biggs RuBV Creech Eldridge Creech Katie Corbett Pauline Eagles Janie Belle Fitzgerald Members Rena Grant Selma (Jrey Hooks Doris Hooks Elva Lee Hardee Alice Johnson Wilhei.mina Johnson Margaret Hood Velma Lee Flossie Lee Parker Mary Robb Ruth Rove Varneda Woodard LuciLE Stanley Gladys Pleasants Marvel Saunders Anna Belle Thornton Rena Woodard Irene Woodard Geneva Woodard Grace Watson Flossie Whitley Shirley Wilson Leola Woodard Page one hundred sixty-three ' ' H. B, Cr Club Motto: Happy; buoyant; carefree Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Goldenrod Officers Treva Porter President Betsv Council Vice-President Lessie Bryant Secretary Ida Myrtle Geddie Treasurer DociA Rich Tecoan Representative Lucy Cain • . . . Teco Echo Reporter Mabel Collier Chairman Social Committee Annie Laurie Robeson . Chairman Proi ram Committee Members Ethel Anderson Lucy Cain Nellie Penny Irene McLaurin Docia Rich Mabel Collier Ida Myrtle Geddie Hazel Ward Annie Laurie Robeson Treva Porter Maxine Allen Lucile McLaurin Merle Faircloth Kathleen McDaniel Edna Melvin Lessie Bryant Kathryn McAllister Lois McLamb Dorothy McMillan Betsy Council Mary Belle Bass Eva Maynard Ethel Williams w- Wxt mh Mnmav qACH student whose picture appears O in the feature section was chosen as representative by the class of which she is a member or by the student body as a whole. oA number of considerations affected the choice. oAs usual, pul- chritude played no small part in decid- ing the voting. The students, however, endeavored to select a girl by whom they would be proud to be represented for other reasons as well. oAnd so, in choosing, they kept in mind such de- termining factors as participation in class and school activities, scholastic standing, loyalty to the college, willingness to serve wherever and whenever need might arise, and personal popidarity gained because of such qualities of character as sincerity, friendliness, trustworthiness. Thus each girl whose picture appears in the follow- ing pages is in many senses of the words truly a class representative. Y YY Y )LXVY xy: ) Y ' tr Z H = : g::5= ' C3 :?; := 0 =t!: Sartha Mitchell lift College Representdti drvel Saunders i i i i i i i College Repr w f B m- m B fi ' 11 IHH f .. t 11 ' itai r- II 1 21 6 d iMcGowan i i i i i i i Semor Representative cAlice ' Morgan Junior Representative Thelma Wilson i i i i i i ■ Sophomore Representative Elizabeth iMoore i i i 1 Freshman Representative ' ISlancy Gordon  ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r Senior Normal Representative Eloise ( allup Junior Normal Representative Eiitertaiinmeinits ISADORA Dt ' NCAN DANCERS lima Duncan and Ten Russian Dancers Frhruary 4 FESTIVAL OPERA COMPANY The Barber of Seville Novrmbrr 25 UNITED STATES ARMY BA Pershing ' s Own ■ i December 5-6 SENIOR PLAY ' The Taming of the Shrew. ' January 14. TONY SARG ' S MARIONETTES The Stolen Princess The Bremen Band Rip Van Winkle February 25 CAROLINA PLAYMAKERS The No ' Count Bov Job ' s Kinfolks Magnolia ' s Man March 5 DUKE GLEE CLUB .ll ril n COUNT VON LUCKNER The Sea Devil May S-Q SENIOR NORMAL PLAY MOVIES-SATURDAY EVENINGS hundred sei-enty-six Leaves From Am E. C, T, C. Diary September 25 : Returned today to E. C. T. C. Bags and baggage so thick in all the halls that everybody is nursing bruised shins. All of us more than happy over seeing our old friends once more. Katie Patrick declared this afternoon she had kissed three hundred girls since morning. We unpacked in the evening. At night we gathered in the hall to see what the summer had brought forth. Margaret Vaughn, of course, has once more met the world ' s noblest young man. Wails from down the hall interrupted our breathless discussion and announced the annual epidemic of nostalgia. We retired to console the weeping Freshmen. Margaret Murchison be- came for the moment Niagara Falls. Sara Taylor suggested that since the pipe water is rather muddy we cork up the lavatory and catch the tears for a shampoo. September 26: We registered today. What a tumult! The uproar was almost as bad as when Addie Pinnell saw a snake wriggling calmly along the dormitory floor. Miss Ross announced that she had registered everybody from Aba Abac to Zyra Zyx. Jane Hall says she has signed up for everything except anthropology and ichthyology. Two hundred girls signed up for geography before they heard that the new professor has not been a bachelor for lo! these many years. Consternation in Jarvis during the morning. Doris Jones was found in the hall howling loudly. On being questioned, she said that her room was being searched. We dashed wildly in. It was only the maids inspecting the beds. Elizabeth Spears suggested that we retire and sing With Verdure Clad. October 7: All of us went to Sunday School parties today. Dora Ham ate twenty weiners at the Presbyterian roast at the country club. Hot water bottles much in demand on her return. October 12: Practice teaching has begun. Elizabeth Deal became so excited in her first class that she assigned a poetry lesson on Sheets and Kelly. Louise Carr sug- gested that her class read To A Field ; Iouse. One meek pupil raised a timid hand and quavered: But, Miss Carr, I haven ' t a field mouse. Katherine Whitehurst, on returning from the high school yesterday, reported that her pupils in history were doing exceptional work and could answer hard thought questions. Today, Mr. Frank stopped at the door long enough to hear some of the unusual G. H. S. reasoning. In what battle, asked Katherine earnestly, did General Wolfe, upon hearing of victory, cry ' I die happy ' ? I think, replied one of Katherine ' s stars, that it was in his last battle. Page one hundred seventy-: October ic: Dr. Wright in chapel discussed the change in styles since igog. Miss Jenkins, sitting on the stage in a stylish outfit, tried to be nonchalant over the fact that her skirt just modestly co ered her knees. Effort a failure. Do you think the reason could be that she forgot her Murad? OcToHKR 15: Have just returned from the performance of the Isadora Duncan Dancers. Ever body attended in best bib and tucker. The marshals looked wonder- ful in their new regalia. Christine Hall was especially resplendent as chief marshal. Little Tamcra was the star of the occasion. Irma Duncan, too, gave an artistic per- formance. Edna McCullen clapped so loud and long that she seriously thought of wrapping her iiands in first aid bandages and so escaping writing her English theme. OcTOKHR iS: The home economics majors are enjoying life in the practice house now. Ernestine Parham says it makes her weak in the joints to walk past on Men- day on her way to soup and cheese and to smell the chicken frying within. Ernestine is thinking of changing her course from primary work to home economics. Mildred Sasser says things are not as easy as they lock, however. A few days ago, Evelyn Caldwell caught her striking the last of a twenty-cent box of matches in an endeavor to light the electric range. Mildred had to eat the neck of the chicken for a week and give Evelyn all the choice pieces as hush money. OcTORKR 31: Hallowe ' en party in the dining room. Candles, place cards, spooky decorations, and everything. Luc Best and Lucy Williford were so highly insvdted that they would take only four servings of chicken salad. AVhy? They wanted to dress as ghosts and scare people at the door, but Leah Godwin refused on the ground that no spook was ever made along such substantial lines. XovEMRKR 6: Dr. Charles G the Y. W. C. A. His talks ii joyable. Hf uishell at E. C. T. C. this week as the guest o lel and in the evening are most helpful and cn-i N() KMBER 7: AV. C. A. reception in honor of Dr. Hounshell. Th-.- Cabinet in evening clotlies made is all feel proud of their good looks. The teachers attended in their Sunday best. Everything went off with a bang except that the mints began to run short. All went well, however, after Katherine Flaugher found Alice Tilley and Mabel Lewis behind the kitchen door quietly munching one-half the supply of goodies. November 13: Miss Toland ' s friend the kitty cat tried to drink from Miss Wil.son ' s cream pitcher today. Miss Wilson took said kitty by the back of the neck and walked majestically to the doer. Kitty landed outside with a thud. President Wright, a isitor in the dining room, laughed until Miss Morton began to think of asking him to leave the table. Pa jr onr IiundreJ srvcnly-i ' iff il November 21 : Misses Ogden, Kuykendall, Cassidy, Holtzclaw, Greene, and Lewis have purchased yo-yos. Mr. M. L. Wright has declared his objections to the childish tendencies of the faculty. His son, Dan, howexer, let the cat out of the bag when he declared his father a yo-yo champion. November 25 : The United States Army Hand was at E. C. T. C. tonight. All of us patted our feet until the soles of our best shoes grew thin. When the Stars and Stripes Forever was played, the audience rose with a vim, that is, everybody but Air. Frank. Then everybody looked sheepish and sat down. Mr. Frank then re- garded us erring ones with scornful triumph. Emily Reese, in her interest in tho xylophone player, leaned so far oxer the balcony rail that I was afraid Captain Stan- nard was going to point his baton at her and order her to lean back. And so to bed. November 28 : The last of Thanksgiving games held in the high school gym. Everybody yelled herself hoarse for her side. The Senior and the Junior clas.ses were victorious in the contests. Janie Gold Hardee and Eloise Pierce were the stars of the performance. And then turkey! What a glorious dinner! After we had eaten, and eaten, and eaten turkey, and cranberry sauce, and celery, and salad, and every- thing, here came ice cream, and cakes four stories high. Infirmary filled that night. Miss Morris hurriedly ordered a quart of pills. December 6: Was ever anything funnier than the Senior play, The Taming of the Shrew ? Ernestine Parham as Katherine and Kay Lee Cloaninger as Petruchio played the leading parts. Sonia Bell Lamm as Grumio, the crazy clown, kept the audience rearing. The Mayo twins, India Hateman and Elizabeth Beavens, looked lovely and danced gracefully at the Shrew ' s wedding feast. Eva Maynard asked everybody who the author of the play is and where a copy might be found. ' Margaret Johnson explained that the author is Shakespeare. Vhat ' s his first name? anxious- ly inquired E a. December 17: Home economics majors displayed their handiwork in hall of ad- ministration building today. Their dolls, dressed as famous characters in literature so as to illustrate the development of costume from the time of Cleopatra until the present day, attracted much attention. Nina Walston and Kathleen Ellis aided the designers with their read ' pens. Most interested on-looker: Evelyn Wright, who was at great pains to .show everybody what the fair Eighteenth Century Belle wore under- neath. December 18: Exams begin. Much burning of midnight oil. Even Tucker Lynch was found bent double over her history. Beidah Lassiter .studied Macbeth so hard that she began talking in blank vense, and was heard muttering as she rubbed a blouse with Mufti, Out, damned spot! Out, I say! Page one hundred seventy-nine December 20: Christmas holidays at last! Administration building a regular bed- lam. Suitcases, valises, trunks, everything, in the halls. We all ate ham sandwiches and pickles whole and fell exhausted into our buses. Miss Morton, calm and col- lected as usual, helped all the poor rattled souls to find their tickets, baggage, bus seats, compacts and what not. Miss Hooper graded forty papers in so many minutes, while Miss Gray, Miss Morton, and Mr. Adams delayed the driver of her bus. At last the engines reared. We dashed through the Saturday Evening Posts. No more Jeter balls for two weeks! January 3: Thi-ough the Saturday Evening Posts again. No more turkey and fruit cake! No more Santa Claus! We silently descended from our buses. Then every- body began to see everybody else. Much hugging and kissing. After supper we opened our baggage and showed the Christmas spoils. Kathleen M. Johnson brought back a diamond ring (lucky girl) ; Julia Cogdell a wrist watch; and the rest of us an array of things such as cedar chests, toilet sets, lingerie outfits, compacts, and pictures galore ! January 14: Tony Sarg ' s marionettes gave three performances at E. C. T. C. today. The Bremen Band, The Stolen Princess, and Rip Van Winkle de- lighted everybody. So skillful were the performances that Ruth Whisonant thought it nothing short of a miracle, the way in which Tony Sarg had made the little figures so that they talked all by themselves. January 20: Great mystery in F ' re.nch class today. Mr. Deal lost his glasses. First, he looked in his pocket, then in his desk, then in the drawer; then he began to root around among his papers. Finally Johnie Grey Currin mustered up courage to sug- gest that he examine the bridge of his nose. And sure enough, there they were, black cord and all. We nominate Johnie (jrey for the Sherlock Holmes Club. January 22.: Grades in the post office boxes. The mad rush like the charge of the Light Brigade. The office force must be careless; they interpreted many of our I ' s for IV ' s. In solemn conclave we all agree that grades are not everything anyhow. I- ' erruary 4: At last the breathe a final sigh of rel We hopes you like it! ■ss. Eliza Walters and Julia Cogdell the words of Tony Sarg ' s manikin. Jokes Believe It or Not: The author will be glad to send you conclusive proof of any statement appearing here. But first you must find the author. Once two co-eds sauntered into the library at E. C. T. C. and not a single girl looked up from her book. Katie Patrick, for instance, was too absorbed in De Rerum Natura by Lucretius to be bothered; and Miriam Ausbon simply could not bear to miss a word of Wordsworth ' s Ode on the Intimations of Immortality. And so the two co-eds took their seats unobserved by the studious girls of E. C. T. C. Mr. Deal, having been asked by a committee from the faculty and the students to accept the position of official announcer refused on the grounds that he was too timid to appear in public and that before a crowd he felt at a loss for words. And so the committee retired and asked Kate Murray to become official announcer. Mr. Picklesimer once let the question fall. Once somebody passed Ruth Pierce a large, delicious piece of cake with lots of icing on it. No thanks, said Ruth. I never eat cake. In fact, I have very little appetite tonight. I don ' t think I ' ll eat anything. A glass of water, please. When Evelyn Jennings goes to take a shower, she attires herself in full rainy-day dress — slicker, rain hat, galoshes — and carries an umbrella in her hand. For when Evelyn takes a .shower, she makes an event of it. The following teachers hold forth at E. C. T. C. : Miss Kurkendawl, Mr. Pickersimon, Miss Wilts, Miss Holtescloth, Miss Growell, Mr. Atoms, and Miss Ronniwits. (Accurate information from student papers.) Helen Hoggard (at high school): Jimmy, name three things them. Jimmy Slay: Two cuffs and one collar. Mr. Flanagan: Miss Mitchell, you are a candidate for flunking. Eartha Mitchell (carelessly): Well, I hope I ' m defeated. At The Army .and N.avv B.and Concert. Kathleen Ellis: What ' s the name of that selection the band is playing? Nina Walston: Go Feather Your Nest. Kathleen : Go jump in the lake. I asked you a civil question. ill Dr. Adams was delivering the final lecture of the term. He dwelt with much emphasis on the fact that each student should devote all the intervening time prepar- mg for final e. ams. The examination papers are now in the hands of the printer. Are there any questions to be asked? Silence prevailed. Suddenly from the rear Frances Murray timidly inquired: Who ' s the printer? Page one hundred eighty-jour Figure This Out: Dr. Rebarker went into the drug store and requested change for $5.00. The druggist was unable to change the bill. Then give me $i.lX1 and you keep the bill. I ' ll come back later, said Dr. Rebarker. The druggist gave him $1.00. Later in the day Dr. Rebarker returned, gave the druggist $4.00 and got his $5.1x1 bill. The next day each contended that he had lost by the transaction. Did the druggist gain or lose and how much? Did Rebarker lose or gain and how much? Or did the two come out even? Mr. Picklesimer: Where are the most island found? Alma McGinnis: In the ocean. y Dorothy Bright: I want to buy seme gloves. Clerk: Kid gloves? Dorothy Bright: I should say not! I ' m a college student now. Salesman: This book will do half your work for you. Sara Johnson: That ' s fine; give me two. Posted by Miss Cassidy, the instructress in astronomy: Anyone wishing to see Venus, please see me. Grace Whitley: What did I make on my test? Mr. Frank: Mistakes. _ Rachel McKey: I dream my themes. Rosyln Satterwhite: Hew you must dread going to bed! ' Edna Smith: Great Scott, who wrote Ivarih Laura Overton: I ' ll tell you if you will tell of Tivo Cities. me who in the Dickens wrote Tale I Wonder — Wonder . . . If President Wright ever played hookey. If Mildred Harper will ever be as tall as Miss Morton. If Mr. Flanagan really wears lace. How many times Kathryn Lemmond has been squeezed. If Miss Newell really serves biscuits with a spoon. Why Ferry Lane Knox. Why our English teacher must be Greene. Who will be official announcer in the dining-hall when Lucy Best graduates. If the author of Ramona got his insipration from the rambler rose in Ma Jeter ' : hair. Page one hundred eighty-five Found in Greenville Reflector: Wantrd: Burly, beauty-proof individual to read meters in the practice house. We haven ' t made a nickel in two years. The Gas Company. Miss Thompson : Miss McCain, give me a Latin verb conjugated like amo. Madeline to Ruth Lemmond (whisper): Tell me one. Ruth: Darned if I know. Madeline (giving principal parts): Darned-if-I-know, darned-if-I- « T, darned- ii-l-niivi. darned-if-l-;;rt .v. Louise Carr became frantic the other day, and tore the back off of Cicero, t ' :e appendix out of Ca?sar, and pulled the Tale of Two Cities. Literary Information Wanted Can anyone tell me the author of the following ditty? In Flanders field, where poppies grow, A flea stepped on an elephant ' s toe. The elephant said, with tears in his eyes: Why don ' t you step on someone your size? Mamie E. Jenkins, English Department. Mr. IVL L. Wright (in Sociology class) : Name and give examples of two types of twins. Johnie Grey Currin: Fat twins and skinny twins. Examples are the Moore twins and the Layo twins. , limmy Atkinson ' s excuse (written b ' Jimmy) : Dear Ah ' . Wright: Please eches. absence yesterday. He couldn ' t :ome. 1 tore my His Mother. ' IF: A Study in Bad Puns If Lucy Gambols, Does Gladys Swindell? If Oneida is a Silver, Is Beatrice a Stall? If Virginia is George, Is Marjorie Floyd? If Louise is a Carr, Is R. J. a Slay? If Betty is White, Is Mary Greene? 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