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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1934 volume:

X A 8 cfc K V X. 1 Moc yA lEJi rak Copyright 1934 FRANCES HARVEY Editor KATHRYN HINES Business Manager THE 19 4 TECOAN YEAR BOOK OF THE EAST CAROLINA TEACHERS COLLEGE -Ur££ni ill 2 north Carolina - THE passing visitor through the quiet streets of Bath would hardly believe, without stopping to delve into the romantic past of the village, that once the affairs of State were directed from one of the now dilapidated wood and brick buildings that has withstood the onslaught of time through the centuries. One needs must talk to the quaint villagers, hear their story of Teachy, the Pirate, and of his connivance with Governor Eden for protection of his booty, listen with widened eyes to the thrilling mental picture of secret tunnels and buried treasure before discarding the rumors as having no foundation in actual facts. The relics of former centuries are still to be seen there; Saint Thomas church built m 1734, two hundred years ago, is built of brick brought over as ballast in the ships from the Mother Country and gives mute evidence of antiquity so easily linked with the weird stories of piracy and corruption in colonial government. That we may turn back the pages of time and review in our mind ' s eye the probable scenes of two centuries ago on the coast of North Carolina, the decorations of this book portray the Pirate Teachy and his crew. K I T it ' M J DEDICATION In gratitude for his kindly guidance through many difficulties, and in respect for his thorough in- struction in history, this 1934 TECOAN is dedicated to DR. A. D. FRANK Sponsors for the 1 34 TecoaM MrsE.W.Harveq Greenville NC. MrsGAHines Rurherfordlon M.C [8] Business Manaae Frances Harvey Editor m Marij Gorham trt-ner Pndqen US HZ Sf J T AFF ' A m Bn bcock nt e Mew om Faculty Aovi oi ■ n o 11 f £ OFFICERS AND ADMINISTRATION Robert H. Wright President Leon R. Meadows Director of Summer Schools J. B. Spilman Treasurer Mrs. J. B. Spilman Assistant Treasurer B. W. Ginn Bookkeeper Hazel Willis Bookkeeper Howard J. McGinnis Registrar Ola S. Ross Assistant Registrar Mattie Scoville Secretary Agnes Wadlington Secretary Ellen B. Bowen Secretary Mrs. Nannie F. Jeter Dietitian Annie L. Morton Dean of Women Elizabeth Smith lssistant Dean of Women Arley V. Moore Dormitory Matron Mrs. W. G. McKean Dormitory Matron Mrs. Maime G. Bradshaw Dormitory Matron Mrs. W. A. Sugg Secretary of Training School Dr. J. E. Nobles Physician Annie Morris Superintendent of Infirmary Mary Lea Smith Assistant Superintendent of Infirmary A. A. Henderson Steivard Wade H. Holmes Engineer J. C. Cockrell Electrician A. C. Fornes Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds W. L. Baldree College Carpenter J. L. Williams Campus Policeman W. E. Boswell Superintendent of Laundry BOARD OF TRUSTEES Hon. A. T. Allen, Chairman, ex officio Raleigh. N. C. O. P. Makepeace Sanford, N. C. W. S. Moye Raleigh, N. C. J. K. Warren Trenton, N. C. A. B. Andrews Raleigh. N. C. Mrs. John G. Dawson Kinston, N. C. Mrs. Charles S. Forbes Greenville, N. C. Carl Goerch Raleigh, N. C. Mrs. W. B. Murphey Snow Hill, N. C. Henry Clark Bridgers Tarboro, N. C. E. G. Flanagan Greenville, N. C. F. C. Harding Greenville, N. C. ROBERT H. WRIGHT May 21, 1870— April 25, 1934 Grief such as ours when one beloved has left us lonely has no language save silence and tears. It ' s the old, old fashion, the fashion that came in with our first garments and last un- changed till our race has run its course and the wide firma- ment shall be rolled up like a scroll — the old, old fashion, death. Across the dark cloud of the inscrutable mystery of death shines the rainbow promise of immortality and we can believe and hope that eternal form shall still divide eternal soul from all beside and we shall know him when we meet. He wrought mightily for God and men while here When the final record shall be unrolled, we know that his name will be written high by the Angel that writes with a pen of gold among the names of those that loved their fellow-man. He is not dead, he doth not sleep. He hath awakened from the dream of life. Dr. .1. Y. Jovner. [22] 3 MISS ANNIE L MORTON Dean of Women M LEON R. MEADOWS Director of Summer School FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION £• Q Li e C. L. Adams Director of Instruction in Education ami Psychology Hubert C. Hayxes Education Marion- K. Fort Direct,,,- of Training School Lucille I ' iiarltox Education Dora E. Coates Education Louise Williams Mathematics I.. H. Meadows lor of Instruction in English Alice Lucille Turner English Lois Grigsby English Km ma Hooper English [24] A C U L T Y A C U L FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mamie Je Engli tf« «L I FV B T ' ' ' R. C. Deal •_ ' Director of Instruction in Foreign Language A. D. Frank Director of Instruction of History Laura Ros History J. B. Fi.j E co n 01 GUSSIE KuYKENDALL Director of In.if ruction in I ' lililic School Mv P. W. PlCKLESEIMEH Director of Instruction in Geoiiraplii p. f.. j o. fl -V [25] FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION iH , .1. B. Cl-MMIXGS Geography Sara G. Somerville Physical Education Catherine Cassidy Scienci of Instruction. Public School Art Hi in Bonnewitz Helen G. Gray Margaret Sammon F A C U L FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Gladys Hughes Critic Teacher Eunice McGee Critic Teacher Mrs. Lin dsi:y Sava Cr itic 1 i acht r An NE Redwine Critic Teacher Louise Gai.piiin Critic Teacher Hazel Willis Secretary Mrs. J. B. Spii.lman Assistant Treasurer Agnes Wadlincton Secretary ELIZABETH SMITH Assistant than of Wi Mrs. Maime Bradsiiaw Dormitory Matron Mrs. W. G. McKean I u nil it or 1 Mat run M. L. Wright Director of Instruction in Sociology FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION (Not Photographed) ' u E. L. Hk.ndeksox -j (jj Administration and Snpi rvision i.f Howard G. Mi ' Ginnis Psychology (PT Annie C. Newell Education Herbert Rebarker Director of lust ruction in Mathematics , Marx Green ? A s Eugenia Thomas Public School Music Mrs. A. E. Bloxton Director of Instruction, Homi Economics, and Foods Christine Johnson Critic Teacher Elizabeth Hymak Critic Teacher Frances Waiil Critic Teaeht r Li iv Xui.ton Critic Teacher J. H. Hose City 8uperin.ten.dt nl Connie Horne Critic Teacher Yester Mui.holland Critic Teacher Mary York critic Teacher Mrs. C. A. Bowen Critic Teacher Mrs. Herbert Utley Critic Teacher Mrs. Ficklin Arthur Critic Teacher Mr. J. B. Spillman Treasurer B. W. Ginn Bookkeeper Ellen B. Bowes Secretary, Placement Bureau Arlie V. Moore Dormitory Matron Annie Morris Superintendent of Infirmary Mart Lee Smith Assistant Superintendent of Infirmary Mrs. Nannie Jeter Dietitian A. A. Henderson Steward pf% I CL L L e_ x_ SENIORS Rvth Parker Goldsboro, N. C. President of the Senior Class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Aleex Hint Vice President Elizabeth Koyali. Secretary Mary Lynx Pipkin- . Treasun r Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Bagged Robin Motto: Bowing, not drifting SENIOR POEM ii strive for nil the highest, best, and h-nrxi ■ fa seek for every good thai i, ih be gained: To find a wealth o) hidden truth and wisdo [3S] Pauline Barber Biscoe, N. C. English and History Emerson Society, President, ' 34; Inter-Society Committee, ' 34; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 33; W. A. A., ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, Business Manager, ' 33; Class Basket- ball Team, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Monogram Club; Englisb Club, Vice President ' 33; Chairman of Campus Committee, ' 34; Associate Editor of Handbook, ' 34. Loula May Barker Greenville, N. C. Primary Education Emerson Society; Budget Committee, ' 32; Testator, ' 34. Hilda Barnhill Bethel, N. C. Home Economics College; Delta Omicron Sigma. [34] Georgie Weeks Bell Bogue, N. C. Mathematics and French Stella Mae Blevins Grassy Creek, N. C. English and French Class President, ' 32; Emerson Society; House President, ' 33; English Club; Phi Sigma; Y. W. Lola Alma Brooks Tarboro, X. C. Home Economics and Science Woman ' s College University of North Carolina, ' 31; Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A., ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Athletic Association, ' 32; Delta Omicron Sigma. [35] Sally Brooks Greenville. X. C. Mars Hill Coll.- ;. MOSELEV BR( eenville, . C. orn and Sciena Science Club, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, President, ' 34; Basketball, ' 32; Football Manager, ' 32; .Senior Play, ' 32; Co-ed Club; Scribblers Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' St; Veco Echo Staff, ' 33. EmvixA Birch Walstonburg, X. C. English and History Emerson Society, Critic, ' 33; Y. W. C. A.; Eng- lish Club. Secretary and Treasurer, ' 34; Chief Marshal. ' 34. [36 Helen Mae Burnette Greenville, N. C. Primary Education Emerson Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Student Volunteer; Class Superlative, ' 34. Mary Virginia Ct Tyner, N. C. Lanier Society; English Club, ' 32 Proctor, ' 32, ' 33, ' 3+ . Hallyburton Cooke Dillon, S. C. I i-d in mill- Grade Queen ' s College, Charlotte, ' 31, ' 32; Scribblers Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Class Reporter to Teco Echo. ' 33, ' 34. 9 9 A A Mattie Lou Cotten Scotland Neck, N. C. Elementary Education, Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa- tion; Sophomore Basketball Team, ' 31; Junior Basketball Team, ' 32; Member of T. N. T., ' 31, ' 32; Procter. ' 31, ' 33, ' 34; Cheerio Club, ' 33; Social Entertainment Committee, ' 33, ' 34. Rebecca Curtis Wilson, N. C. Primary Education Lanier Society; Junior Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31; Treasurer S. G. A., ' 32, Secretary, ' 33; Class Testator, ' 34; Marshal, ' 33; Y. W. C. A. Margaret Cuthrell Selma, N. C. History and English Poe Society; Athletic Association, ' 31- ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34; Johnston County Club, ' 31- ' 34; Proctor, ' 33. Elizabeth Dail Hookerton, N. C. Grammar Grade Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Proctor, ' 3 Y. W. C. A. Ch. ' 34.; Athletic Association, ' 31. Emma Lee Davis Dunn, N. C. English and History Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A., ' 30; Y. W. C. A. Choir; English Club, President, ' 34; Proctor; Glee Club; Class Poet, ' 33; Class Prophet, ' 34. Perrie Davis Macon, N. C. Elementary Education [39] H k ( Florence Denning Benson, N. C. Home Economics uiul Science Greensboro College, 30, ' 32; A. S. T. C. Summer School, B le, X. C. -33; Y. W. C. A. Choir, ' 32, - 33; Lanier Society. ' 32- ' 31; V. V. C. A., ' 33, ' 34; Home Economics Club, ' 33. ' 31: House Pres- ident. ' 34; Johnston County Club, ' 33. Elizabeth Denny Wilson, X. C. •; - , ■itor Edv Y. W. C. A.; Lanier Society; Scribblers Club; Y. W. C. A. Junior Cabinet; Vice President of Class, ' 31; V. W. C. A. Cabinet, 32. ' 33. ' 34; Vice President of Scribblers, ' 32; Secretary Lanier Dramatic Club. ' 33; Teco Echo Staff, ' 33; Class Representative Tkcoax. ' 33; Delegate to N. C. Y Officers ' Training Conference, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; X. C. S. V. V.. ' 31. ' 32. ' 33; Blue Ridge Conference, ' 33; Inter-Society Committee; Vice President Y. W. C. A.. ' :H: Class Historian. Mabel Dickens Fuquay Springs. X. C. Sri and History Emerson Society; English Club, ' 31, ' 32; Proctor. ' 33; Scribblers Club, ' 32; Science Club, Vice Pres- ident. ' 32. ' 33; Athletic Association, Secretary, ' 32, Business Manager, ' 33, ' 34; Class Basketball Team, ' 33; Wearer of College Monogram; .Manager Girls ' Basketball Team, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A.. ' 30. ' 31. Mildred Elizabeth Dixon Plymouth, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society, Vice President, ' 34; Senior Cheer Leader, ' 32, ' 33; Class Cheer Leader, ' 31, ' 32; Athletic Association, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; College Cheer Leader, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Assistant Manager Girls ' Basketball Team, ' 34; Cheerio Club, Pres- ident, ' 33, ' 34; Delta Omicron Sigma, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33; Teco Echo Reporter. ' 33; Scribblers ' Club, ' 33; Superlative, ' 33; Y. W. C. A. Glennie Draper Conway, N. C. Greensboro College, ' 31, ' 32; Vice Preside!) Northampton Club, ' 33, ' 34; Poe Society; Y. W C. A. Robert A. Eason Greenville, N. C. Science and History Duke University; Emerson Society; Science Club; Co-ed Club; Student Chapel Program Com- mittee, ' 33; Chairman, ' 34; Men ' s Representative Student Council, ' 34; Football, ' 32, ' 33; Basketball, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Baseball, ' 32, Manager, ' 33, ' 34: Senior Plav, ' 33. £5 Edna Earle Farrow Middletown, N. C. Primary Education Emerson Society; Y. V. C. A., 31; Proctor, ' 33. Pauline Floyd Fairmont, N. C. Home Econo-mics and Science Delta Omicron Sigma, 30, ' 31; Poe Society; Robeson County Club, ' 30. Jessie Vivian Finch Bailey, N. C. English and French Louisburg College, ' 30, ' 32; Lanier Society, ' 32- ' 34; Phi Sigma, ' 32- ' 3+; English Club. ' 34; Y. V. [42] Clara Vann Freeman Coleraine, N. C. Home Economics and Science Delta Omicron Sigma; Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Choir, ' 30; Advertising Manager of Teco Echo. ' 32; Poe Society Debater, ' 32; Proctor, ' 32; Poe Society Marshal, ' 32, ' 33; Secretary Delta Omicron Sigma, ' 32; Class President, ' 33; Athletic Associa- tion, ' 33; Secretary Poe Society, ' 34; Class Prophetess, ' 34. Elizabeth Lavinia Fulcher Roxboro, N. C. History and Geography Poe Society; Science Club; Geography Club; Y. W. C. A. £ A Temperance A. Garriss M V - £ C Wilson, N. C. Mathematics and Science Graduate Work; Poe Society; Athletic Associa- tion; Y. W. C. A.; Mathematics Club; Science Club; Proctor. 43] Nellie Claire Grissom Rocky Mount, X. C. History, English, French Lanier Society; English Club, ' 32, 33, ' 34; Phi Sigma, ' 33, ' 34; Senior Class Representative, Student Council, ' 34; Marshal, ' 34. Helen Lindsay Harkey Lexington, X. C. English and History Lanier Society; Athletic Association, Vice Pres- ident, ' 33; Class Basketball Teams, Captain. ' 32, ' 33; Y. V. C. A., Cabinet, ' 33, ' 34; Delegate to Y Training Conference, ' 32, ' 33; Sponsor of Junior Y Cabinet, ' 34; English Club; Proctor; Student Council, ' 34. Frances Harvey Greenville. X. C. English mi, I History Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Junior Y Cabinet, ' 31, Chairman, ' 31; English Club; Class Representative Student Council, ' 31; Secretary Y. V. C. A., ' 32; Marshal. ' 32; Assistant Business Manager Handbook, ' 31; Delegate X. C. S. F., ' 32: Business Manager Tkcoax. ' 33; Delegate to X. C. C. P. A., ' 32, ' 33. ' 31; Editor Tkcoan, ' 31; Woodsdale, X. C. Will Nell Higdon Sylva, X. C. Science and Home Economics Piedmont College, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31 ; W. C. T. C, ' 31 ; Emerson Society, ' 33, ' 34; Teco Echo Reporter, ' 34; Scribblers ' Club, ' 34; Superlative, ' 34; Delta Omicron Sigma, ' 33, ' 34; Athletic Association, President, ' 34; Class Basketball Team, ' 33; College Baskethall Squad, ' 34; Proctor, ' 34; Cheerio Club, ' 33, Vice President, ' 33. Myrtie Gray Hodges Ayden, X. C. French, History rind English Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A., Choir. ' 32; Teco Echo Reporter Lanier Society, ' 32; Advertising Manager Teco Echo, ' 32; Business Manager Teco Echo. ' 33; Delegate to N. C. C. P. A., ' 32, ' 33; English Club, Critic, ' 32; Cheer Leader Lanier Society, ' 33; Scribblers ' Club, ' 33; Phi Sigma, ' 33, ' 34; Vice President Phi Sigma, ' 34; College Cheer Leader, ' 33, ' 34; Marshal, ' 34; Superlative. ' 34; President Lanier Society, ' 34; Senior Class Superlative, ' 34. fil v - 1 74 Mildred Audrey Horton Greenville, N. C. Home Economics and Science Pineland College, ' 31; Delta Omicron Sigma; anier Society; Marshal, ' 33; Y. W. C. A.; Science Beulah Housi Bethel. X. C. French and His turn Poe Society; Y. W. C. A., ' 30; English Club; ' hi Sigma; Glee Club, ' 33. Mildred Reeves Howard Koseboro, X. C. English and History Pineland College, ' 30, ' 32; Wake Forest College Summer School, ' 33; Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A.; Vice President Sampson County Club, ' 33. [46 Marietta Hoyle Shelby, N. C. History and French Hattie Lee Humphrey Beaufort, N. C. French and English Poe Society; Teco Echo Representative, ' 31; House President, ' 33; Marshal, ' 32; Student Coun- cil, ' 32; Y. W. C. A., ' 31, ' 34; English Club, ' 33, ' 34; Phi Sigma, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 34; President of Student Government Association, ' 34: Delegate to S. I. A. S. G., ' 33; Delegate to N. S. F. A., ' 34; Class Superlative, ' 34. Aleen Hunt Wilmington, N. C. French and Latin Y. W. C. A.; Junior Cabinet, ' 31; Emerson Society; Classical Club; Phi Sigma, President, ' 34; New Hanover County Club, ' 31; Tennis Club, ' 33, ' 34; House President, ' 33; Vice President of Class, ' 34; Budget Committee, ' 34. R.HETA BlRDELL HvATT Hayesville, X. C. Homi Economies and 8ciene Asheville Teachers College, ' 30- ' 32; Delta Omicron Sigma; Emerson Society; Y. V. C. A. Proctor, ' 32- 3+. Hat-tie Mae Johnson Benson, X. C. Primary ' Education Greensboro College, ' 31. 32; Poe Society ohnston Cmnty Club; Marshal, 34. Iva Johnson Lillington, X. C. Elementary Education Pineland College, ' 30- ' 32; Lanier Society. Doris Jones Elizabeth City, N. C. Home Economics Louise Eleanor Jones New Bern, N. C. Primary Education Salem College, ' 30; Appalachian State Teachers College, Summer, ' 33; Lanier Society; Class Secre- tary, ' 31; Junior Cabinet, ' 31; Student Volunteer, ' 31; Y. W. C. A., Choir, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Glee Club, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Lanier Dramatic Club, ' 33; Hiking Club, ' 33; Tennis Club, ' 34. Poe Society; Delta Omicron [49] Rachel Lewis Farmville, X. C. Home Economics and Science Queen ' s College, 30; Delta Omicron Sigma; inirr Society. .Meredith College, ' 30, ' 31; N. C. C. W., ' 31, ' 32: ppalachian, Summer, ' 33; 1 ' roetor. ' 33, ' 34; anier Society, ' 33, 3i; Science Club, ' 34; English Elizabeth Leake Rich Square, . C. French and History Emerson Societv. 30, 31, 32; Y. W. C. A. ' 30, ' 31. ' 32; Phi Sigma, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Northamptor County Club, ' 34. Edna Lee McCall Ellerbe, N. C. Emerson Society; Athletic Associt Basketball Team, ' 30; Y. W. C. A.. Proctor, ' 34. Estelle Stanton McCullen Mount Olive, N. C. Mathematics, French and Science Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Math Club; Phi Sigma; Science Club; Proctor, ' 32, ' 33; Chair- man Social Committee for Mathematics Club, ' 34-; Advertising Manager Teco Echo, ' 33. Pearl McHan Almond, N. C. Home Economics and Science Western Carolina Teachers College, ' 30, ' 31 Emerson Society; Delta Omicron Sigma; Counci Summer, ' 33; Y. W. C. A. [51] Margaret Matthews Willard, X. C. Poe Society; Athletic Association, ' S ball Team, 33; Proctor, ' 33; Y. W. C. A.; Junior Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31; Delta Omicron Sigma; Elcy Miller Mocksville. X. C. English and Geography Rhyne College, 31; Poe Society Kith MOORE Ayden, X. C. Lani ' 33; Y, r Society, ' : W. C. A., Eh m nfary Education ' 34: Athletic Association. [52] Pearl Gray Moorixg La Grange, N. C. History and Science Lanier Society; Science Club. Ola Morris Washington, N. C. Elementary Ed neat it Blanche Harper Moseley Kinston, N. C. Primary Education Lanier Society; Athletic Association, ' 31, ' 32; Y. W. C. A., ' 31; House President, ' 33, ' 34; Tennis Club, ' 32; Basketball Team, ' 31. [53] 1 tf LoriNE MUSSELWHITB St. Pauls. N. C. Rosa Lucille Noell Hillsboro, N. C. History and English Poe Society; English Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Scribblers; Class Poet, ' 31; Inter- Society Debater, ' 31; Secretary Poe Society, ' 32; Reportorial Staff of Teco Echo, ' 31. Dorothy Odham Kinston, N. C. Grammar Grade Y. V. C. A.; Chairman of Campus Committee. Summer, ' 33. 64 I Betsy Odum Nashville, N. C. Primary Education Lanier Society, ' 30- ' 34.; Y. W. C. A., ' 32; Athletic Association, ' 31; Tennis Club, ' 32; Eng- lish Club, ' 30. Elizabeth Odom Clinton, N. C. Home Economics and Science Delta Omicron Sigma; Y. W. C. A.; Lanier Society. Lucile Pait Hamlet, N. C. Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Delta On Sigma, Treasurer, ' 32; Proctor, ' 31. Elsie Ellen Parker Weldon, N. C. Science mid History Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Teco Echo Reporter Emerson Society, 33; Junior Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Scribblers - Club, 33. Mary Geneva Parker George, X. C. English and French Lanier Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa- tion; Class Baskethall Team, ' 31, ' 32; Teco Echo Staff. ' 33; Student Council, ' 33; Budget Committee, ' 33; Entertainment Committee, ' 34; Northampton County Club, ' 34; Tennis Medal. ' 31; English Club; Phi Sigma. Ruth Parker Goldsboro, X. C. Hon Cli ics and Scienct Juni President, ' 31; Junior Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31; Senior Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 33; Athletic Association, ' 31, ' 32; Treasurer S. G. A., ' 32; Lanier Society; Class Tecoan Representative, ' 33; Student Volunteer, ' 33; Delta Omicron Sigma; Class President, ' 3-1; Class Prophet; Class Superla- tive. ' 34. [56] Freda Parks La Grange, N. C. Grammar Grade Emerson Society; Y. W. C, A.; Junior Cabinet, •31. Lois Parrish Clio, S. C. Primary Education Poe Society; Athletic Association, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Y. W. C. A., ' 30, ' 31. Mary L. Pipkin Goldsboro, N. C. French and History Emerson Society; Classical Club, ' 31; Proctor, ' 31, ' 32; Advertising Manager of Teco Echo, ' 32; Inter-Society Committee, ' 32, Chairman, ' 33; Class Secretary, ' 33; House President, ' 33; Marshal, ' 33, ' 34.; Phi Sigma, ' 33, ' 34; Class Treasurer, ' 3-1; As- sociate Editor of Handbook, ' 33; Entertainment Committee, ' 34. [57] Leola Pleasa? Angier, X. C. M i I hi n mill Sri Lanier Society; Athletic Association; Delta Omicron Sigma, ' 32, 33; Math Cluh. ' 33. ' 31; Science Cluh, ' 33, ' 34; Secretary Johnston County Cluh. 32, President. ' 33; Secretary Girls ' Athletic Association, ' 34; Class Basketball Team, ' 33; Monogram Cluh, ' 31, ' 32. ' 33. Julia Pollock Trenton. N. C. Annie Esther Pridgen Klin City. N. C. Grammar Gradt Greensboro College. ' 31, ' 32; Lanier Society, Vice President, ' 3-1; President of Lanier Dramatic Club, ' 33; Class Critic, ' 34; Associate Kditor of Tn.ivv. ' 34; V. V. C. A. Choir. ' 33; Class Superla- tive, ' 34. [58] {(Lou ' . Josephine Robertson ( Greenville, X. C. f) LAt y English and History Pauline Robertson Wendell, N. C. Primary Education Campbell College, ' 31, ' 32; Poe Society, ' 33, ' 31 Y. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34; Cheerio Club. Lucille Rose Norlina, N. C. Grammar Grade Poe Society; Scribblers ' Club, ' 31- ' 34; Teco Echo Reporter, ' 31, ' 33; President Student Volunteer, ' 32- ' 34; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 32- ' 34.; Secretary and Treasurer Scribblers ' Club, ' 32, ' 33. Elizabeth Herring Royalx Clinton. X. C. If, uuirs and Science Pint-land College, ' 31; Lanier Society; Scribblers ' Club, ' 33; Sampson County Club. ' 33; Y. W. C. A.; Delta Omicron Sigma. ' 32, ' 33. ' 34; Class Secre- tary. -34. Hubert. X. C. English and French Pineland Junior College, ' 31; English Club. ' 32. ' 33; Lanier Society. ' 32, ' 33, ' 34; Vice President Lanier Society, ' 33; Class Treasurer, ' 33; Student Council, ' 34; Y. V. C. A.. ' 32. ' 33. ' 34; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. ' 33; President of Y. W. C. A., ' 34; As- sistant Editor of Handbook, ' 33; Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference. ' 33. Irene Sandling Wake Forest. X. C. Poe Societj Sigma. English and French Y. W. C. A.; English Club; LorisE Simmons Dover, N. C. English and French Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; English Club. Jean Simpson Peachland, X. C. .4 Margaret Thompson Smith Farmville, N. C. Home Economics and Scit net V Y. W. C. A.; Emerson Society; Delta Omicron Sigma, President, ' 33; Class Critic, ' 31; Vice President Class, ' 32, ' 33; Associate Editor Tecoax ' 34; Class Superlative, ' 34. [61] Julia Stilley Edward, N. C. History and English English Club; Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association, 30, ' 31. Susie Earl Stox History and English Agnes Strickland Nasi ville, N C. Mathema tics and Engli h y er dit i College, 31: Lai ier Societ • ; H ouse Pre i(h nt. ' 33; Vice Preside it Sti (lent Govern- t. il: Mathemati •s Club, 32, ice ' resident, ' 33, Pr sid ent, ' 34; Ke iresenta S. I A. S. G., 33; H ] n sentative t i X. C. K. S., 33; Editor of Hai db )()k - 33; C ' lia rman ot Poin s ( nnniittee. 34; Y. w C. A. Faye Tadlock Windsor, N. C. Primary Education W. C. U. N. C., ' 31. ' 32: Poe Society; Athletic Aleen Tedder History and English Elizabeth Tetterton Plymouth, N. C. Home Economics and Science Louisburg College, 30, ' 31, 32; Delta Omicron Sigma ; Poe Society. [63] Avis Ten Dunn, X. C. Primary Education Meredith College, ' 30; Glee Club, ' 32, 33, ' 34; Emerson Society ; Sampson County Club, ' 33. Hilda Margaret Thompson Windsor, N. C. Home Economics and Science Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A.; Delta Omi Sigma; Secretary of Class, ' 33. Laura Hamlet Thornto Greenville, N. C. Ls Frank Wilson Tyson Ayden, N. C. W. Alva VanNortwick Greenville, N. C. Science and Mathematics Emerson Society; Scribblers ' Club, Secretary, ' 34; Science Club; Co-ed Club, President, ' 31, ' 33, ' 34; Football, ' 32; Manager Baseball, ' 32, ' 33; Chapel Program Committee, ' 34; Managing Editor Teco Echo, ' 34. C ] Margaret Walter Farmville, N. C. History and English Y. W. C. A.; Lanier Society; Scribblers ' Club, ' 33, ' 34; English Club; Associate Editor Teco Echo, ' 33. [65] Alice Hunter Wharton Greensboro College, ' 31, ' 32; Poe Society; Athletic Association, ' 33; Class Superlative, ' 34; Y. V. C. A., ' 34; Proctor, ' 33. George Wilkersox uglish ml Mathematics Helex Forbes White Greenville, X. C. Primary Ed unit ion Duke University. 66] Mildred B. Williams Knightdale, X. C. Some Economics and Science Y. V. C. A.; Poe Society; Delta Sigma Omicron. Ola Williams Mountain Park, N. C. Home Economics and Science Wake Forest College, ' 31, ' 32; Junior Cabinet, 1 ; Emerson Society. Ruth Williams Nashville, N. C. French and English Emerson Society; Proctor, ' 32, ' 33; Athletic Association, ' 30, ' 31. ■... ■ 8 ' C. i% 67] Christine Wilson Benson, N. C. Greensboro College, ' 31, ' 32; Poe Society Marshal, ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33; Choir, ' 33, ' 34; Johnston County Club, ' 33, ' 34. Mary Belle Wilson Benson, X. C. Greensboro Colleg e, ' 31, ' 32; Poe Society; Glee Club, ' 33, 31: Johnston County Club, ' 31; Y. W. ( . i hoir, ' 33, ' 34. Hazel Woodard Stonewall, X. C. History and Geography Poe Society; Y. W. C. A., ' 30; Athletic Associa- tion. ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Class Basketball Team, ' 30, ' 31, [68] Juanita Young Lake Landing, X. C. Primary Education Y. W. C. A., ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Emerson Society; Hyde County Club; Athletic Association, ' 30, ' 31. sis CLASS OF 1934 IN the fall of nineteen hundred and thirty there gathered together at East Carolina Teachers College a hundred and thirty-five young girls. They went aboard the blue and silver ship of ' 3+ and headed toward the ocean of graduation beyond the streams of Ignorance, far across the lakes of Obstacles, and the great river of Misf ortune. The pas- sengers knew that others had gone before and had received the degree of gold. The life of eleven years in public schools had prepared them for such a voyage. So large a crew called for leaders. Soon after they left shore the company chose Ruth Parker, Elizabeth Denny, Eleanor Jones, and Catheryn Holland to guide their ship, and selected Miss Holtzclaw and Mr. Cummings as advisers, and Ellen Moore Fort as their mascot. The first part of the group ' s voyage was an eventful one. First came Registration day. Everyone passed through easily with the kindness and helpfulness given them by the Student Officers. Soon after our voyage began, we drew up to shore for the Junior-Freshman party, which was a picnic at the Country Club. This was followed by initiation into societies. What fun we all had! Soon came Thanksgiving Day, which was the day of basketball con- tests. Can you believe it ! We, the youngest of the contestants, won the championship. After the basketball contests, we left shore and sailed on and on for many months. These months were spent in work and play. In May we brought our ship to shore once more. It was time for us to honor our sister class, the Juniors. We entertained them royally. It was a May-Day party with a May Pole dance and May Poles on the cakes. We had such a lovely time! In just a few weeks our crew disbanded; for it was time for vacation. The fall of ' 31 soon came, and the members of our crew gathered at the ship. Our pilots were Stella Hlevins, Margaret Smith, Mary Lynn Pipkin and Mary Elizabeth Crawford. The second part of our voyage was somewhat uneventful compared to our first. Before wi left shore we saw that the Freshman were located and had been initiated into a society. Our crew did not see land again until we retur ned to pay our respects to the Seniors. We entertained them at a barbecue supper at the lake. Soon our members said farewell to each other. It was time for a leave of absence. Next, came the year to which we all looked forward to — our Junior year. My, but weren ' t we becoming important ! We were proud to say that we were members of the crew of the ship of ' 34. We chose for our captains Clara Vann Freeman, Margaret Smith, Hilda Thompson, and Etblyn Sanders. This part of our voyage was composed mostly of entertain- ment. There were three big events. First, there was the Junior-Freshman Hallowe ' en party. N ' ext came the Freshman-Junior party, which was a lovely bridge dance. Then came the long-looked-for Junior-Senior Banquet and Dance. We decided to ask the Seniors to come aboard our ship for this event. We had our banquet in our dining hall. After the banquet we went on deck for our dance. Jelly Leftwich and his orchestra sat on the upper deck and provided the rhythm for our dancing. All of it was wonderful, and just as success- ful as we had hoped for. It was not long before we turned our ship toward port. Vacation time was here again. The fall of ' 33 soon came. At last, the ambitions of years! The crew entered upon the last lap of the voyage. Our ship was guided by Ruth Parker, Aleen Hunt, Elizabeth Royall, and Mary Lynn Pipkin. The fall was uneventful; perhaps all the members were too busy with practice teaching to engage in merriment. The winter months brought forth the Sophomore-Senior theater party, and the Senior class play, The Family Upstairs. In the spring our band was entertained by the Juniors. And now, oh joy, goal is at hand! The streams, the lakes, the rivers are all behind, and we, the Class of ' 34 enter the Ocean of Life. Elizabeth Di:xxv. Historian. [70] LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I7K, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-four, on the eve of graduation,   do hereby make and declare our last will and testament. To the incoming freshman class we leave first, our class colors, blue and silver. with the hope that they will love them as we do. Second, we leave the freshmen a broad and deep outlook on life and the patience to develop this quality all through their years of college life. Aspiration and courage we leave to the Sophomores. Aspiration to the very highest of ideals and the courage to attain these heights. Juniors, we leave you all our intellectual attainments through these four years, our personality, originality, dignity, and poise, for you will sorely need all these and many more qualities. We leave to our faculty our love and affection, and gratitude for their willing and untiring efforts to help us in anything we attempted to do, either as a class or an individual. To them also, we leave peace of mind, at least until another Senior class returns. And to you, Alma Mater, goes our loyalty. Esther Pridgen. Loula May Barker. Elizabeth Denny. Rebecca Curtis. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY IT was lovely in the forest, and the Big. Bad Wolf wandered dejectedly about in search of amusement. Suddenly his ear caught a strange, whirring sound overhead, and he saw a silver bird flying. Ah-ha, chuckled the wolf to himself, What have we here? And away he ran, following with his eyes the shining bird. All at once he stopped, for the bird was falling crazily, and three feathers were floating toward the ground. But when the feathers came nearer, his eyes nearly popped out of his head. They were pigs — the fattest, pinkest pigs in the world, with billowing parachutes attached. Growling hungrily, the wolf rushed toward them, but they squealed their way to a massive glass structure, and slammed the great door in the wolf ' s disappointed face. Through the transparent walls he saw the three pigs stand with clasped hands while they s;iim with gusto. Who ' s afraid of the Big. Bad Wolf? Then, as they turned, he noticed that each one was labelled, and their names were Rheta Hyatt, Elizabeth Fulcher, and Mildred Horton. The Big. Bad Wolf began a slow journey around the huge house and saw that it was a world to itself, where many labelled pigs hurried about. This first room was a laboratory and spectacled Dr. Frank Tyson was experimenting with cat whiskers. A neat little assistant. Pauline Floyd, came in and tore a leaf off the calendar, and there was the date. March 16, 1942. In the next section a paint-smeared artist labelled Will Higdon was putting the final touches to a portrait of the current sensation, Lucile Pait. Three pink wheels were whirling around the studio, and when they stopped there wire the three calisthenic experts: Eleanor Jones, Georgie Bell, and Elizabeth Leake. Adjoining the studio was a book-store, where the serious owner, Esther Pridgen, was deep in conversation with a long-haired poet. Troy Burnette, and a wild-eyed novelist, Julia Stilley. It was not far to a dimly lighted chapel and the wolf strolled by just as Dr. George Wilkerson announced the first hymn. In the choir he could see Juanita Young and Nell Lee, and at the organ sat the renowned figure of Rebecca Curtis. When be saw Pauline Barber hurrying toward the aviation field, he followed her, and arrived in time to see two photographers. Estelle Harris and Jessie Finch, rapidly taking shots at Elsie Parker, Marietta Hoyle. and Blanche Moscley. who had just returned from a flight to Timbuctoo. By the side of a strange, fish-like structure stood the proud inventors, Mildred B. Williams and Avis Tew. Mary Lynn Pipkin was crying into an oil cup because she had wrecked her plane and injured her indignant passengers, Agnes Strickland and Alice Wharton. The Wolf wandered by the hospital where Hilda Thompson was the head nurse. In one room he saw Freda Parks, whose human grasshopper stunt had failed. At- tending her were two anxious nurses, Josephine Robertson and Faye Tadloek. In the laboratory Eloise Garrette and Pauline Robertson were making new food capsules. They had tried some of them on Lucile Rose and Laura Thornton, who soon required the services of Ethlyn Sanders and Mildred Howard, reducing specialists. The library was the next spot of interest, and there Pearl McHan was handing 72] out heavy volumes to Aileen Hunt who was writing Mud Puddles, Theoretically Treated, illustrated by Beulah House. Mary G. Parker, Louise Simmons, and Jean Simpson were working on a book of suggestions to the unsightly, including pictures of Leola Pleasant and Aleen Tedder, modelling their new eyebrows for the sophisticated. On the shelves he could see a book called Reveries of a Bachelor, by Clyde Brown, another called Missionary Musings by Nellie Grissom, and a third, Helpful Hints to the Hurried Housewife by Frances Harvey. At a table he saw Margaret C ' uthrell. almost smothered in books, writing a thesis on the history of polliwogs. The wolf next passed a crowded court room where Judge Bob Eason was having some difficulty in keeping peace between attorneys Ruth Parker and Helen Burnette. The case concerned a row which occurred in Elcy Miller ' s tea room when Perry Davis found a button in her sandwich. In the adjoining room Hilda Barnhill was pouring tea for her mother-in-law. Alva VanNortwick had just announced news flashes by Temperance Garris. The wolf learned that Edwin Burch had created a ravishing coiffure, which had made a hit with those scintillating ladies of Broadway, Glennie Draper and Mattie Lou Cotten. Stella Blevins had developed a new variety of the snapdragon. The best book of the week was Styles for Sylphs by Lola Brooks and Rachel Lewis. Helen Harkey and Clara Vann Freeman were agitating their new calendar with marked success. Mildred Dixon was still studying pyramids, and Mabel Dickens was advocating a return to the gig. After the news flashes Lois Hayes and Ruth Williams did the ' ir feature, Nice and Nutty. Mary Belle Wilson and Florence Denning gave some musical relief, followed by a talk on budgets by Elizabeth Royall. When Alva announced a Jew ' s harp selection by Emma Lee Davis the wolf moved on to the nursery. There Margaret Matthews was playing with a room full of big-eyed babies. Edna Farrow brought them some orange juice, and Elizabeth Odum tried to give the fattest one some butter, but she was intercepted by Dr. Christine Wilson who insisted that a baby just couldn ' t take it. The wolf saw other interesting things — Irene Sandling teaching Russian, Hattie Lee Humphrey leaving for a peace conference, Iva Johnson selling soap, and Hally Cooke making silhouettes. He saw Ola Morris and Louine Musselwhite rolling baby carriages and Edna McCall spanking a little boy. He saw Lueile Noell play- ing football and Betsey Odum demonstrating egg beaters. Loula May Barker and Hazel Woodard were giving lessons in the Art of Being Nonchalant, and Pearl Mooring was proving her ability as a psycopathist. In one corner the wolf saw a lunch room, and he began to feel hungry again. Myrtie Gray Hodges was making turtle soup while Sallie Brooks and Virginia Cale made popovers. Elizabeth Dail peeled onions, and Ola Williams tenderly wiped away her tears. When Lois Parrish and Elizabeth Denny came out nibbling frog legs, the wolf began to violently huff and puff. There is no telling what might have happened, but he suddenly received a stinging blow from a bean shooter. Dazed and breathless, he looked up and saw Lorna Langley. Across her forehead was an inscription, I keep the wolf from the door! She took careful aim with her bean shooter. . . . It was lonely in the forest. But, at least, there were no pigs ! [73] Helen Burnell. MoA !■ ' Mqrlie Greq Hodqer MoA ' Popular JUNIORS I Junior Class Mascot ,lil and Whitt Flower: Dais Motto: Not I lln top but climbing JUNIOR CLASS POEM think that then mas n ' er alive, A class as good as ' S5 A class whost aims and ideals high, Meant do your very best or die. A class, who in a losing game, Could boast the winning class to fame. Our class is iiimli of fools likt me, But its fame shall live eternally. (With apologies to Joyce KilmiT. ) Helek Boomi i [TO ' ] JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Helen Babco Secretary [77] Babcock Tinker Barnes Barnette Bazemore Beveridge Bloxton Boomer Bowen Bowman fit) Helen Babcock Tarhoro. X. C. Ellen Baker ReidsviUe, N. C. Phoebe Barnes Cash Corner. X. C. Catherine Barnette Huntersville, X. C. Prudence Bazemore Windsor. X. C. Susan Beveridge Beaufort. X. C. Betty Bloxton Williamsburg, V Helen Boomer Swan Quarter. X. C. Frances Bowen Williamston. X. C. Edith Bowman vVadesboro, N. C. [78] Louise Bkii.dy Greenville, X. C. Mary Alice Brov Mt. Olive, X. C. BrUey Brown Bunn Burch Burnette Camp Carswell Cheeves Clarke, E. Clarke, II Rocky Mount, X. C. Eloise Bcrcii Walstonburg, X. C. Trot Burnetts Greenville, X. C. Iloise Camp hoskie, X. C. Elizabeth Carswell Thomasville, Ga. Constance Cheeves Louisburg, X. C Elizabeth Clarke Jackson Springs, N. C. Helen Ci.auki: Cobb Crawford, C. Crawford, E. Crowe, H. Crew.-. K. Davis, E. Davis, V. Dawson Dodd Dunn Vivian Coin. Clifton Crawford Greenville, X. C. Makv Elizabeth Crawfi Kinston, X. C. Hi m.i.tta Caov Faison, X. C Katiihini: Crowe Goldsboro, X. C. Elizabeth Davis Wilmington, N. C. Virginia Davii Clinton, X. C. Thelma Dawson Clinton, X. C. Bruce Dodd Bunn, X. C. Xellie Dunn Greenville, X. C. DOROTHIE DuVai, Creedmore, N. C. Theo Easom Spring Hope, N. C. Chabi.es Edwards Macclesfield, N. C. Paul Fitzgerald Greenville, N. C. Hubert Suggs Flemi Greenville, N. C. Mildred Gibson Wilmington, N. C. Minnie Margaret Goriiaji Rocky Mount, N. C. Sei.ma Gurgakus Hobersonville, N. C. Emma Frances Hardei Greenville, N. C. Helen M. Harkey Jonesboro, N. C. DuVal Easom Edwards Fitzgerald Fleming Gibson Gorham Gurganus Harder Harkey U JbJiJU 4 .Uaau. jmjuu Xmi«£ ■ - JOWL i ♦ . -V ' 9 Ucc k t TUiytrtX LU CM Jsfl . . . . L -• Mildred Harrison Wilson, X. C. Zoa Fannie Hart Angler, X. C. Hassei. X. C. Mae Hearse Greenville, X. C. Ada Clay Hedgepeth Rocky Mount, X. C. Lucille Henderson Mooresville, X. C. Kathryn Hines Kutherfordton, X. C. Bessie Hixsox Goldsboro, X. C. Harris Hart Hassell Hearne Katherine Hinson Hedgepeth Henderson Kinston, X. C. Hines Hinson Hinson Holliday Myrtie Holliday Greenville, N. C. [82 Murray House Bethel, X. C. Rachel Hurst Hubert, NT. C. Janice Jenkins Conway, N. C. Katie Lee Johnson Fuquay Springs, N. C. Verona Lee Joyni Farmville, N. C. Mary King Sloop Point, X. C. Pennie Keel Las Farmville, N. C. DOCTRESS LANIEI Oxford, N. C. Margaret Lee Greenville, N. C. LeRoy Maness Mangum Manning Marshall Marslender Melvin Mills Moore Morton Lucy LeRoy Goldshoro, N. C. Frances Maness Spray, N. C. Ruth I. von Mangvj Creedmoor, N. C. Mildred Mannij Bethel, N. C. Ursula Marshall Halifax, N. C. Edith Marslender Falkland, N. C. Norma Melvin White Oak, N. C. Wardell Mills Greenville, N. C. Ruth Moore iattleboro, N. C. (ivi.f M.nm.s Hubert, N. C. [84; Aubrey McLean Dillon, S. C. Renno McLawhorn Ayden, N. C. McLean McLawhorn McPhail Nance Newsom Noe Norris Nobles O ' Brien Overton Katherine McPhail Shannon, N. C. Ida Mae Nance Bonlee, N. C. Frances Newsom Littleton, N. C. Andy Noe Ayden, N. C. Adelia Norris Beaufort, N. C. Jack Nobles Greenville, N. C. Melba O ' Brien Leaksville, N. C. Elizabeth Ovehton Greenville, N. C. r ± JST X 9 USA r Pate Pearson Peele, M. Peek-. T. Phillips PittS Pollock Powell, L. Powell. M. Ridenhour Flora Lee Pate Pol locksville, X. C. Mildred Pearson Clinton, X. C. Martha Hart Peele Wilson, X. C. Thelma Peele Everetts, X. C. Kittye Snow Phillips Pine Tops, X. C. Lou Pitts Creedmoor, N. C. Frances Polloci Trenton, X. C. Louise Powell Emporia, Va. Mart Louise Powell Emporia, Va. Baxter Ridenhour Cooleemee, X. C. [se; Mary Shaw Robeson Greenville, N. C. Sue Sewell Windsor, N. C. Lucy Shearin Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Louise Sharpe Wilson, N. C. Florence Sinclair Wilson, N. C. Mary Elizabeth Singletary Clarkton, N. C. S. Elizabeth Smith Fountain, N. C. 5dna Stanton Evelyn Turnage Farmville, N. C. Alma Tyndall Trenton, N. C. Robeson Sewell Shearin Sharpe Sinclair Singletary Smith Stanton Turnag e Tyndall [87 Stelma Van- Horne Columbia, N. C. Joe Walker Greenville, N. C. Ruby Wall Elams, X. C. Frances Watson Wilson, X. C. Verda Wilson Greenville, X. C. Dan Wright Greenville, N. C. Marguerite Yaeger Greenville, X. ( ' . Alice Yancey Oxford, X. C. Not Photographed Windsor, X. ( ' . Jessie Roland Brewer Greenville, X. C. Virginia Cavenaugh Jacksonville, X. C. Margaret Davenport Maekeys, X. C. Ona D. Davis Beulahville, X. C. Josephine Essey Windsor, X. C. Frances Edgerton Goldsboro, X. C. Thelma Edmundson Bethel, X. C. Elizabeth Kasey Greenville, X. C. Grace Elizabeth Lewis Fountain, X. C. Thelma Martin Dunn, X. C. Wheatley Martin Dunn, X. C. Sara E. O ' Xeil Belhaven, X. C. Joy Pickard Charlotte, X. C. Margaret Staton Bethel, X. C. Lila Mae Taylor Snow Hill, X. C. Mary Frances Holland Nina Elizabeth Warren Salemburg, N. C. Greenville, N. C. Annie R. Horne Doris Whitehubst Greenville, N. C. Greenville, N. C. Nell Willifobd Elm City, N. C. SOPHOMORES Janice Campbell Sophomort Class Mascot Colors: Purple and Gold Motto: Xot faih [90 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Carolyn Rhinklky Prrsident Elizabeth Wilson Vice President, Jean Thomas Lucy Rett Abbot Kelly Abeyouxis Tressie Auman Rose Beaman mm Imogene Bethea Nellie Bi.oxtox Margaret Rostic Carolyn Brixkley Mildred Broad well James Carr Lixelle (lark Jewel Cole Hazel Copeland William Cobb Alex Dail Fannie Daniels Thomas Dennis Rowena Dickinson Verdessa Dillday Helen Eaks Elizabeth Faison Louise Farhiok Emma Fei.ton Edward Flaxsai.; Virginia Fryah Lucille Gammon Hazel Gii.i.am Katie Lee Gordon Mary Goriiam Isa Costen Grant Malene Grant Eugene Grey Mary Louise Grimes Evelyn Grimesly Thelma Haislii- Anne La Due Hartman Maude Peele Hedge pet ii f f t [93] wm MoENA HoRTOX Clyde Howle Foy Hurdle Forrest Hyatt ■lulls •! ACKSON Irene James lues Burton James Ellen Jenkins Francis Jennin Julia Johnso: W. O. Jolly Clifton Jones Daniel Jordan James Joynf.r John Kapklic Hi nv Ki ELMONT Kl KlINA K.X Hkii SS1TER I. UMAX I. ins Dorothy Logan Hattie Pearl Mallah Minnie Maloy Clara Mac Martin Margaret Martin- Katie Miller Mary Mitchiner Ruth Moore Kl.I .ABETII Ml ' SSELWHITE Mae MacFarland Marcelle Nicholson- Christine O ' Berry Janie Outland mm mm W A [95 Hi am in: Pearson 1 Mil, Mil t Peele Xovella Phillips William Pu Mary Riddle °% S- Maude Starling jtj£ w j ICHAEL StOI Jean Tate AlEEN TrHI.INUTON K Vick Irma Wai.kei John Warrej Myra WisT1.hu, Gretchen WlLLARU Elizabeth Wilson Louise Wood Annie Worthingtos FRESHMEN COR Havses i i ' lags Mascot Colors: Blue and Silv, Motto: The i It vato Flower: Sweet Pea ' na, take the stairs [98] FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS toft Doris Nichols Ellen Racklet Mary Alice Starr Henrietta Tucker President Vice President Secretary Treasurer [99] [100 FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Atkinson, Nancy Badgett, Mary Rose Barfield, Evangeline Barnes. Freda Blackman, Marguerite Bowen, Paul Bracey, Ruth Bragg, Doris S. Bray, Mary- Saxon Broadwell. Mildred Brown, Geneva Brunson, William Bynum, McAuley- Cagle, Ruth J. Campbell, Maggie Carrow, Genevieve Cochran, Onie Copeland, Hazel Corbett, Mildred E. Curlee, Winona Currin, Louise Davenport, Eva Davenport, Isabel Davenport, James Davis, Rufpin G. Dick, Margaret Dildy, Verdessa Dunn, Preston Edgerton, Frances Edwards, Jeannette Etheridge, Cynthia Everette, Mary Faison, Marable Faulkner, Lillian Gaskins, Naomi Gaston, Gladys Gaston, Joe Griffin, Alma Griffin, Mary- Kathebine Gulley, Cora Gulley, Graham IIamrii:. Carolyn Hearne, Ada Herring, Mildred Hines, Martha Holley, Robert Shield Hooper, Edgar Huwle. Clyde Cloy Hunsucker, Annie Sue Hutchins, Janice James. Louise Johnson, David Johnson. Elizabeth Johnson, James A. Joyx-er, Carl Kearney, Belle Kelley-, Ruby Kiker. Ruth Langston, Vivian- Laurence, Hazel Leggitt, William Mattocks, Dorothy May, William L. Mayo, Wilbur L. Mitchell, Mary F. Moore, Rachel Morgan, James Mi I. aw horn, Y. Brown Nlchols, Doris Noell, Rebecca Norman, Margaret Norville, Edith O ' Berry. Christine Palmer, Janet Parker, Ernestine Parker, Aldah Parker, Gertrude Parker, Mary Elizabeth Perry-, Katherine Pickett, Isabelle Fierce, Virginia Fittman, James Ray Porterfield, La Verne Rackley, Ellen Ranes, Josephine Rich, Mabel Ricks, Imogene Kokeutson, Kathleen Ross, Minnie Miriam Royall, Alvin Sawyer, Helen Scoville, Martha Sewell, Nettie Brett Smith, Alice Hicks Smith, Claris Smith, Elmer L. Smith, J. Preston Starr, Mary Alice Stephenson, Nora B. Sty-ron, Ruth Sugg, Sara Lee Swindell, Camille Taylor, Helen L. Taylor, Louise Thompson, Evelyn Thompson, Polly Tucker, Henrietta Turnage, Carrie Speight Turner, Camille Tyndall, Alice Tyson, Elbert M., Jr. Waldrop, Howard Wallace, Katherine Walters, Nola D. White, Artelissa Whitehead, Margaret Whitehead, Minnie Gray Willard, George S., Jr. Williams, Lillian Wise, Leland Graham Worthington, Agnes worthington, irene SENIOR NORMAL Ruth Strovpe Mount Holly, N. C. Senior Normal Class President [ 104. .6 SENIOR NORMAL CLASS OFFICERS Alma Earle Ivey Vice Preside Emma Farley Secreta Helen Hixton Treasnr Colors: White and Lavender Flower: Sweet Pea Motto: Perseverance Wade Colbuhn D Class Mascot V CLASS POEM Our Class in approximation Js two hundred forty strong; And as to zeal anil animation — We ' ll rule the place before long! nui rn nh-ni;j in a .sefiot .s wag. We gladly will cooperate; Ami nt some not su far off day We will make, this our college great. Now let us go forward and perserve Until our work is done; For we want our memory here To be a grand and brilliant one Dorothy Brooks. Etta Frances Aiken Creedmoor, N. C. Grammar Grade Y. W. C. A., ' 32, ' 34; Athletic Association, ' 32, ' 34; mersnn Society : Y. W. Choir, ' 34. Margaret Anderson Spring Hope, N. C. Primary Education Ri-bv Andrews Graham, N. C. Two-Year Grammar Grade Emerson Society, ' 33, ' 34. Ruth Arnold Parmville, N. C. Primary Education Anne Askew Greenville, X. C. 1 ' nmani Edwulimi Henderson, N. C. ] ' i ■ ,, ! ru Edwatixn Society : Y. V. C. Two-Year Primary Society. Louise Katherine Banck Wilmington, X. C. Grammar Grade Society. ' 33, ' 34; T. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34. Rachel Barbee Nashville, N. C. Primary Grade Lanier Society; Y . W. C. A.; Athletic Association; sketball Team. ' 33; C Class Cheer Leader, ' 33; coan Representative of Athletic Association, ' 34. Moi.i.ik Xkai. Barringer Salisbury, N. C. Grammar Grade Lanier Society, ' 33, ' 34; Glee Club, ' 33. [106] Lucy Barrow Farmville, N. C. l ' tinuiru Edltcntin N. C. C. W. MATTIE Kl.lZ.AUKTH BARROW La Grange, N. C. Two-Tear Primary Rose Bateman Columbia, N. C. Gramnwr Grade Societ ; Y. V. C. Lou Bazemore Julia Mat Bordeaux Wilmington, N. C. Primary Education W. C. A. ; Junior Cabinet, ' 33 ; Tecoan Report. Socie ' 34. Norma Rivers Boyi.es Walnut Cove, N. C. Grammar Grade Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A., ' 33; Athletic As- ' 33; Class Basketball, ' 33; Tennis Club. Katherine Louise Bradley Whitakers, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34. Ruby Branch Lucama, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society ; Athletic Association ; Student Volu Madra Catherine Braswell McParlan, N. 0. Primary Education Lanier Society; Athletic Association, ' 32; Y. W. Daisy Sue Britt Mount Olive, N. 0. Primary Education Elizabeth M. Beitt Colerain, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. 0. A., ' 33. Bray Brooks Wilson, N. C. Primary Education. 13, ' 34; Athletic As: Class Secretary, ' jW ' lNnib Mae Collier Whiteville, N. C. Primary Education ' 34; Athletic Associal Rosa Collins Eleanor Daly Goldsboro, N. C Primary Edwitttio I ' m- Society, ' 32, ' 34; W. 0. A., ' 34, Choir, ' 34. Marie Daniels Elm City, N. C. Grammar Grade President Junior Normal Class. ' 33; Y. W. C. A Junior Y Cabinet, ' 33; Athletic. Association; Cla Basketball, ' 33; Wearer of Colli-jre M.mmriim; Treasur .Student Government Association. ' 34; Lanier Society. Maxine Daniels Wanchese, N. C. Primary Education Lanier Society; Dare County Club. Edna Darden Stantonsburg, N. C. Primary Education Y. W. C. A.; Poe Society; Athletic Association, ' 3 3; Basketball Squad, ' 3. igaret Elizabeth Daitghtriih;e Rocky Mount, N. C. Primary Education Sidney Davenport Greenville, N. C. Primary Education Inez Davis Windsor, N. C. Primary Education Lanier Society ; Class Treasurer, ' 3 Marie Davis loss Hill, Kinston, N. C. Primary Education r College, ' 30, ' 31; Emersi Mary Ruth Davis Burgaw, N. C. Primamj Ediceatian :i:i. ' 34 : Poe Society Critic. Iellie Ray Da vso; Clinton, N. C. ' . ur.-ii i Efliirtitioii y. ' 32, ' :t:i : Y. W C. A , ' 33. IBENl E ESTELLE EAGLES Pinetops, N. C. Dorothy Lee Earle Burlington, X. C. Primary Education ty: Tennis Club; Cheerio Club. Kmma Ellen Eablkt Ahoskie, X. 0. Primary Education Class Secretary, ' 34; Poe Society, ( ' , A. Choir. In Um.x E.lsn.N Y. W. C. A., ' 33. Socis Rebecca Edwards Winterville, N. C. Wilson, N. C. Primary Educatio ' 32, ' 33 ; Athletic J C. W„ ' 30, ' 31. Pauline Finch Henderson, N. C. Primaijt Education Poe Society; Y. W, C. A., ' 33, ' 34, Choir, ' 33. Frances Gertrude Fi.eetwc Edenton, N. C. Grammar Grade Society, ' 33, ' 31. Laura Fleming Greenville, N. C. Primary Edwatinn Annie Rose Fuller Smithfield, N. 0. Primary Lanier Society ; Johnston County Chi .Mary Ruth Fulton Walnut Cove, X. C. Grammar Grade Emerson Society. ' 33. ' 34 : Athletic Lssocii 0 Basketball Tea mi. ' 33; Tennis Club, ' 3 C. A., ' 33. ' 34. Annie Lois Futrell Conway, X. C. Primary Education Lanier Society : Northampton County Chili Hazel Turnaoe Gaynor Fountain, N. C. Primary Education Poi Society. Alma Godfrey Elizabeth City, N. C. Two-Tear Grammar Emerson Society; Glee Club. ' 32, ' 33; Y. 33 : Athletic :rj. ' 33. CATHI rim- GRI ' . ' . Y. W. C. A. Y. W C. A. el Society, ' 33. Mary i ' khiim Gulley ' Seliua. N. C. Bethel, X. C. i.kn Louise Hardy Maury. N. C. ' rimary Education Lanier Society; Y. N 1 1112] Y. Y. C. A. Candor, X. C. Grammar Grade Emerson Society; Y. W. ( ' . A.. ' 33; Athletic Associ: Poe Society, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34. •Iaxik Sue Hester Hurdles Mill, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society; Chairman Inter-Society Committee, ' 34; Baseball Chili; Cheerio Club, ' 33, ' 34. Emerson Society; Class Treas LUNIK Laura Hudson Dunn, N. C. Grammar Grade Cheerio Club, ' 33. ' 34; John Club, ' 33, ' 34. Al CA Eaxlos Ivet Rocky Mount, N. C. Primary Education •r Society. Treasurer. 34; Vice Class, 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 34. Lessie Mae .Tennincjk Elizabeth City, N. C. Grammar Grade ■son Society; Y. W. 0. A. Elizabeth L. Johnson Conway, N. C. Primary Education Societj ; Northampton County Club, ' 34. Thelma Jones Farmville, X. C. Clinton, N. C. Hazel, GoNetjjs Kimret Wilmington, N. C. Two-Year Primary D Class Reporte Teco Echo; En Society. Annie Kornegat Mount Olive, N. C. Primary Education Pearl. La uteres Greenville, N. C. Primary Education WlI.I.lE LEVINSON Benson. N. C. Primary Education Poe Society; Johnston County Club. Lucm; Long Hertford, N. C. Grammar Grade C. A., ' 33, ' 34. [11 4] A AlJCE MANNINf) Elm City, N. C. Grammar Grade Y. W. C. A. ' 33, ' 34; Proctor, ' 33. Athletic Associa Hazel. Vivian Martin Jamesville, N. C. Primary Education ' 33, ' 34; Che Club, ' 33; Y. W. Lessie May Spring Hope, N. C. Primary Education Lanier Society, ' 33, ' 34; Science Club, Bobbie Meddlin Louisburg, N. C. Primary Education Emerson Society; Y. W. C. A., Volunteer Band, ' 33. BEL.l E Mitchineb Franklinton, N. C. Primary Education Emerson Society, ' 33. Choir; Student Loi Byrd Moore Ruffin, N. C. Grammar Grade Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Proctor; Athletic As- Louise Bloitnt Morris Windsor, N. C. Grammar Grade Lanier Society, ' 33, ' 34; Junior Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 3; Y. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34; Associate Ru-in s Manasm ECOAN, ' 34. Jessie Mcnn Effingham, S. C. Grammar Grade Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Athaleah Muse Pamlico, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Taylor Myers Grange, N. C. nnrti Education .1 VMi E McGOWAN Greenville, X. C. Primary Education Kmerson Society. ' 33, ' 34; Inter-Society •34; Y. W. C. A . ' 33, ' 34; Secretary Y. W. Proctor, ' 33; House President. ' 34; W. A Sue XnKi.i. Timberlake, X. 0. Primary Education 3. ' 34: Cheerio Club, ' 33, s,.,-,,.t- Mary Josephine Norton Laurinburg, N. C. Primary Education rson Society; Y W ( A : Tennis ' 34; Y. W. C. ,ma Persai.ixk O ' Brian Oxford, N. C. Primary Education Lee Oi.i.ha Holly Springs, X. C. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Y Choir Club, ' 33; Proctor, ' 34. Emma Avent Outterbridge Whitakers, N. C. Primary Poe Society, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33, - [116] • ' . . . Clio, S. 0. Primary Education Lillian Frances Peace Henderson, N. C. Two-Tear Primary Emerson Society, ' 33, ' 34; Science Club, Florence Electa Peacock Parkton, N. C. Grammar Grade Emerson Society: Proctor, ' 33, ' 34: Y. W. Mildred Pelt Goldsboro, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society, ' 33, ' 34. Mary Foy Peterson Clinton, N. C. Primary Education Lanier Society ; Y. W. C. A. ; Sampson County Club, Carol Pollock Trenton, N. C. Grammar Grade Emerson Society: Vice President of Class, ' 33; Athletic ssociation, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball Team. ' :::;. Julia Evely: Trenton, N. C Primary Edu-cat Emerson So ciety, ' 33, ' 34; Y. 1 1 ' . .Uai, K [117] Society, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34. Daisy Purnell Franklinton, N. C. Primary Education UD Elizabeth Rankin EUerbe, N. C. Primary Education ' 33, :i4; Y. W. C. A., ' Daisy Evelyn Rai er Fremont, N. C. I ; rum urn r O rude Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Margaret I. Rawls Bayboro, N. C. Grammar Grade Y. V. J. A. Jun s,,r,,.|y. :i:i, ' :t4; W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34; Cabinet Member, ' 33. Nor tEDFEARN Monroe, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society; Cheerio Club, ' 33; Club, ' 33; Superlative, 34. Naomi Riddick ;ident Baseball Marv Loiise Rives Enfield. N. C. Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Proctor; Chapel Reporte Scribbler ' Club; Student Volunb Dora Rountree Farmville, N. C. Primary Education ind. [118] Betty Bbuce Rouse La Grange, N. C. Primary Education Society. LIA EVERETTE ROUSE La Grange, N. C. Primary Education Nannie Ro vi,kttk Greenville, N. C. Primary Education Marjorie Savage Greenville, N. C. EVELY Primary Poe Society Poe Society Society; Y. V County Club, ' 34 Inez V. Stevens Shiloh, N. C. Grade [ 9 ]• Nina Ruth Stone Julia Fate Stringfield Fayetteville, N. C. Two-Tear Grammar Society, ' 33, ' 34; Tennis Club, ' 33, ' 34; Cheerio Athletic Associi 33. Ruth Stroupe Mount Holly, N. C. Primarti Education Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Scribblers ' resident, ' 34; Poe Society Play, :14. Bettie Stuckey Pikeville, N. C. Grammar Grade Poe Society, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33. Isahei.i.e Mason Suites Rocky Mount, N. C. Primary Education Eleanor Ai.hertia Thomps Pine Level, N. C. ociety ; Athl.-ti. Asvo.lii , lub, ' 33, ' 34. Minnie Leigh Thompso: Weeksville, N. C. Grammar Grade Society; Athletic Association, Lucy Marie Tii.lett Wanchese, N. ( ' . Primary Education Societj : Dare County Club. ' 33, ' 34: Emerson Society, ' 33, ' 34. Dora Tingle Primary Education Appalachian State Teachers College. Minnie Lou Tomi.inson YVadesboro, N. C. Grammar Grade ier Society; Athletic Association, ' 3! ' 33, ' 34; Proctor, ' 34. C. A., ' 33, ' 34. Society; Athletic Associi ' 32, ' 33; Y. W. Mabel Tyndali. Trenton. N. C. Grammar Grade Catherine Tyson Greenville, N. C. Primary Education Primary Educatit Society; Y. W. C. Emily vonMilgbom Rocky Mount, X C Primary Education inn Society; Y. W. C. A., Y. W. C. A. Choii rio Club. ' 33. ' 34; Baseball Club, ' 33; Studei iteer Group, ' 34. Stella Walston Scotland Neck, N. C. Grammar Grade Society; Y. V. C. A. Viola Ward Goldsboro, N. C. Primary Education Society; Advertising Committee. Ebna Lee Watson Kenly, N. C. Grammar Grade Poe Society; Y. W. C. A. Choir; Glee Club, ' 33. ' 34; Student Volunteer Band, ' 33 ; Johnston County Club, ' 33, ' 34; Secretary Johnston County Club. Gladys I. West Society; Proctor t P Elsie Xadine Whitley Bethel, N. C. Primary Education Winston Camille Wickei Louise Wilder Franklinton, N. C. Primary Education W. 0. A. ' 32; Emerson Society, ' 32, ' 33. Frances Willabd Williams Vanceburo, N. C. Primary Education Bier Societ] : Y. W. C. A. Sally Williams Clinton. N. C. Primary Kihiratim, Rkua Carson Winstead Wlntakers, N. C. Primary ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A., ' 33, ' 34. ' 33, ' 34; Athleti. Reba New Wilson Mount Olive, N. C. Poe Society ; Athleti ' 33; Student Volunlee Club, ' 33, President, ' 34. Mary Mavis Woiihakh Kenly, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society; Baseball Club; Johnston ' 33; Poe Society; Cheerio Club; Stude Representative; Y. W. C. A., ' 34. Sara Mae Woodarii Kenly, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society; Y. W. C. A.; Johnston County Club; Teco Echo Reporter and Tecoan Representative for Johnston County Club; Athletic A latinn ; Hikinir Club: Cheerio Club: Studenl Volunteer Hand. Clarkton, N. C. Primary Education Poe Society, ' 33, ' 34; Y. W. C. A.. ' 34; Y. W. C. A. Not Photographed SARAH McFADY Raeford, N. C. Primary Grade [123] HISTORY OF SENIOR NORMAL CLASS September 27. 1932 — We were welcomed into our strange new home. Our group numbered 261. The Y. W. C. A. delightfully entertained in honor of all new students at the Y Hut. We liked it. September 28. 1932 — Our first Registration day. October 10. 1932 — Our Girl ' s Basketball team won the cup along with the Sophomore Class. October 25-29. 1932 — The Societi es held their annual Initiation week. How ugly we all looked, on Saturday especially. November 19, 1932 — Class officers elected: Marie Daniels, President; Carol Pollock, Vice President: Dorothy Brooks, Secretary; Inez Davis, Treasurer. The D class gave us an enjoyable party at the Campus Building. March 4. 1933 — Our college celebrated Founder ' s Day. April 29. 1933 — We gave a reception honoring the Senior Normal Class of ' 33, whose president was Margaret Russell of Dunn. N. C. Thurston ' s Orchestra furnished the music. The Campus Building was lovely decked in alluring sprinu colors. June 5. 1933 — Commencement. Completion of our C year. We bid hasty fare- wells for a few short months of vacation at our homes. September 20. 1933 — Two hundred and four of us returned ready to begin our second and last year. We greeted our friends and were glad to be together again. October 24. 1933 — Class officers elected: Ruth Stroupc. President; Alma Earle hey. Vice President; Emma Earley, Secretary; Helen Hinton. Treasurer. November 2o. 1933 — Reception for C class. An interesting program was given in which Margaret Cole and Marjorie Fodrie sang and several girls danced. March 2. 1934 — Three One- Act Plays presented: Winners All ; Pinks and Patches ; The Wedding. June 5, 1934 — Farewell happy college days! You are no longer new and strange to us. but dear and familiar. These two years have been short, snappy and sweet. SENIOR NORMAL CLASS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT TT7 E. the Senior Normal Class of 1934. as we near the end of our pleasant   days of friendship and training at East Carolina Teachers College, do hereby make our Last Will and Testament, leaving the various accumulations which through diligence we have been able to acquire : To President Wright, to Miss Morton, and to our Faculty, we leave our deep and sincere thanks for their untiring efforts and undivided interest in providing the necessary equipment and in attempting to aid us so that we might reach our enviable positions. To our Parents and Friends, who have sponsored our career at East Carolina Teachers College, we dedicate our records, and trust our love may ever hold a place in their hearts as we strive to repay them for what they have done for us. To our Alma Mater, we leave our love and devotion and our services toward the development on her campus of high ideals and noble standards. To the Junior Normal Class, we leave: First, our cherished dignity. We hope that from this will arise that same serious-minded attitude which helped us to be responsible in our work. Second, the pleasure of practice teaching, accompanied by the many criticisms which make life worth living. Third, our ambition. May they use this in finding success and happiness through life. Fourth, a magnifying glass with which to find our privileges. Margaret Daughtridge, Testatrix. [125] JUNIOR NORMAL I,ois Waldrop Colors: Pink and Whit Motto: The Pas Flower : re Still Our Own ats [128] JUNIOR NORMAL CLASS OFFICERS Beatrice Hammond Vice President Secretary Grey Powell [130] Hazel Ai Virginia J.HTTA S. ' C CLASS ROLL Mary Etta Peele Mildred Pelt Elizabeth Peterson Martha B. Arbington Eunice Atkinson Heii.ah Bardin Lou Eloise Barefoot Mary Grace Barfikld Nancy Rose Barnes Mary Boone Mary Boyd elizabeth boyette Nina Gray Boyette Sallie Lee Brewer Freda Britt Eleanor Brown Rosa Lee Bullard Lor. use Hunch MARiiUERETTE DlXON Minnie Mae Eadon Mary Xei.i.e Eaves Lii.a Eby Chessie Edmondson teanette Edwards Inez Ellington Helen L. Eure Amatha Fowler Christine Fowler Dorothy Freeman Velva Lou Freema Edith Fulghum Mildred Holmes Tiiei.ma Holt Pauline Hooker Hazel Hooper Wilma Hooper Jew Horn Hattie Hidgins Dolores .Tames Doris Jenkins Lena Jenkins Louis Jernigan May ' Ellen John Anne L. Jones Carrie Jones Precious Jones Evelyn Mitchell Frances Monk Hazel Monk Lottie Moore Mary Etta Moore Vic k Mozincco NEWSO Madie C. Newsome Hazel Overman- Louise Owen Katherine Parker Ernestine Parker Louise Register Treva Reynolds Mary L. Robertson Elizabeth Rountree Esther Royster Merle Sasser Jannie Sessoms Lee Ella Sessoms iute Eloise Sis Blanche Smith Merktte Smith Rachel Smith Ruth Smith Sara Smith Veri.ine Smith Ml IITH ' Steven SIR Str Lina Suggs Hazel Tart Ina Tatum Jennie G. Taylor Madii.ene Taylor Rebecca Taylor Edna Thompson Anne Turnage Licuise Tatum Hazel Tyndall ILL! Sue Warren Mar. caret Watson Florence Wells Blanc he White Sara White Dei.i.a Grac e Wn son Dot Wilson Helen Wilson Elsie Windsor Anne Windlet Alma Winslow Lillian Womble Irene Worthini-.ton Gladys Yates [131] CL TLt u lSlLl. V L l_l_ .J_ ATHLETICS Although tli«- boys won only one game during the season it would be considered a successful one. In the games against Appalachian and State College Frosh, the boys played unusually well. This year for the first time. The Teachers were pitted against the varsity of a four year college. It is prophesied that the Teachers will next year use the well known ruler on some of the Little Six as only two of the present team will be lost. FATALITIES OF 1933 Visitors Teachers Wake Forest Freshmen 26 Presbyterian Junior College 8 Campbell College 6 N. C. State Freshmen 18 Appalachian State Teachers College It Guilford College 31 BASKETEERS Troy Buhnette (Captain) Center Runt Bostic Forward Jack Barrett Forward Lefty Dunn ; Forward Howard Waldrop Fortcard Shine Ridenhour Guard John Kapelic Guard Jimmie Johnson Guard Charlie King Guard Bob Eason Guard Frank Jennings Guard Kelly Abeyounis Guard GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Will Higdon President Florence Sinclair Vice President Mabel Dickens Secretary Leola Pleasant Treasurer GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL SNAPS Hi] COLLEGE CHEEB LEADERS Dixon, Will Hicnus. Myhtie Grey Hodges, Melba O ' Bbie: [142] ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Hattie Lee Humphrey President Agnes Strickland Vice President Frances Newsom Secretary Marie Daniels Treasurer Pauline Barber Chairman of Campus Committee Ethlyn Sanders President of Y. W. C. A. Lucy LeRoy Editor of Teeo Echo Nellie Grissom Senior Class Representative Frances Watson Junior Class Representative Janie Outland Sophomore Class Representative Camille Turner Freshman Class Representative Mavis Woodard Senior Normal Class Representative Martha Bunn Arrington Junior Normal Class Representative Florence Denning House President Wilson Hall Isabelle Suitor House President Wilson Hall Mildred Harrison House President J arris Hall Catherine McNair House President Jarvis JJall Moena Horton House President Fleming Hall Catherine Hinson House President Cotton Hall Blanche Moseley .- House President Cotton Hall Ethel Vick House President Cotton Hall Helen L. Harkey House President Fleming Hall Mary Shaw Robeson Town Representative Robert Eason Young Men ' s Representative [144] Hattie Lee Humphbey Beaufort, N. C. President of Student Government Association [146] STUDENT COUNCIL Agnes Strickland Ethelyn Sanders .Tanie (Jutland Frances Newsom Lucy LeRoy Martha lirxs Arrington Marie Daniels Nellie Grissom Mavis Woodahd Pauline Barber Frances Watson Camille Turner [146] f? Q ? ' • a A Aa aA A 7 4!, ■ W wLMmJ fcfcft A Ci c $ p g f| f? STUDENT COUNCIL IsABELLE OUITflR Florence Denning Catherine McNair Mildred Harrison HOHTON tINE HlNSON VlCK Blanche Moseley Helen L. IIaukey Mary Shaw Robeson Robert Eason F.thi.yx Sanders Hubert, N. C. President of Young Women ' s Christian Associate [H8] Y.W.C. A. CABINET Elizabeth Denny Fi ' cc President Catherine McNair Sec return Melba O ' Brien Treasurer Mary Gorham World Fellowship Eloise Camp Religious Education Rachel Stone Social Mae MacFarland Publicity Rachael Hurst Uncial Service Frances Watson Morning Watch Lucille Rose Student Volunteer Hattie Lee Humphrey Ex officio Edith M arslender Music Anne LaDue Hartjian Teco Echo Bi porti r Helen L. Harkey Storekeepers Joy Pickard [149] JUNIOR Y CABINET STUDENT VOLUNTEER BAM) [lso; GLEE CLUB H|i iff! i m L ' 1 Y. W. C. A. CHOIR EDITORIAL STAFF TECO ECHO Clydi Morton Managing Editor line Easom Co-ed Editor Alva VanXhhtivu k Asst. Managing l-Ulitm- Ruby Wall Associate Editor Julia Mm Bordeaux .luxuriate Editnr Katie Lee Johnston Associate Editor Lucille lies,: Associate Editor Miss Mamie Jenkins FocmMh . f , ;■;.,•, • Lucy LeRoi r [ 132 1 BUSINESS STAFF TECO ECHO Dan- Wright Haze i. Kimrey ESTELLE McCuLLE Dorothy H Isa COSTEN G Mai.km; Gran Helen Boomer Carolyn Biusri [153] MATH CLUB DELTA OMICRON SIGMA nwyn INTER-SOCIETY COMMITTEE OFFICERS Moesa Hortox. Chairman Janie Hester. Secretary Faculty Members Miss Charlton Lanier Society Mr. Hollar Dr. Slav Lnnirr Society Dr. Meadows Mr. Pickleseimer Emerson Society Dr. ReParker Student Members Melba O ' Brien Poe Society Pauline Barber Lucy LeRoy Poe Society Catherine McNair Myrtie Grey Hodges . Lanier Society Frances Newsom Ellen Jenkins Lanier Society f Emerson Society Poe Society Emerson Society Pot Society Poe Society Emt ryoll Society Emerson Society Lanier Socii ty • fc.V • ■ - . - . . C v,m. a ft. . . ..• . j . . . . . • u. X « «... - — -•. .V,y you ....  ' ; • ' • ' ' -• - -.-. • • - • ..-.. . ■ ' • ■ -. - f« . ; % EMERSON SOCIETY OFFICERS l ' .u ii.vi: Barber Elizabeth Davis Julia Mae Bordej Ei.oise Btoch President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Ufr) [156] EMERSON SOCIETY SONG (J rand Ma roll Oh, Emerson Society, Dear old White and Blue. yoi, our hearts beat merrily sing this song to you. For when we see our colors there, Blue and White, everywhere, We know that they mean only you. And all you hold so true. So here ice are the Emersons, Boosting for our clan. Oh, Emerson! Oh, Emerson! For you we will always stand! [157] POE SOCIETY OFFICERS Melba O ' Brien President Mildred Dixon Vice President Clara Vasx Freeman Secretary Helen M. Harket Treasurer i 4 A mm ■ ell J 1J 1 €igar Allan o t i ep©€) POE SOCIETY SONG Oh, Edgar! Oh, Edgar Alia,,. ' We are the Edgar Allan Poes. Jlf an- the society, Choice and picked variety. Oh, Edgar! Oh, Edgar Allan! We are the Edgar Allan Poes. March on! — March on! Beneath the red and white, For we will conquer all our foes, And we ' re sure to win in ever fight. [159] LANIER SOCIETY OFFICERS Myrtii Grey Hen Ks Pridgek Mary C.cmiiA.M Alma Eari.e Ivey Preside Vice Preside LANIER SOCIETY SONG Let us sing a song of praise to our Society, Hail to thee, Sidney Lanier! Loyal members ever proving your sobriety, Though our fun to us will e ' er be dear. Then let us to our banner each a tribute pay — Let us ever our motto uphold, Always faithful, true, and loyal to thee, night and day, Hurrah for the Green and Gold! [ 161 } rone e focx-. v. n MarLj Lqnn Pipkin ef A aiS ' MqilieGraqHodoe ieita Lrowe ' Pu k H.oocj Morfon Nellie G i ' i ao i DoiVu ' Pur iiel JEli abeTn Car ujei! Elnalr efl-[ Helm dAx. PHI SIGMA SNAPSHOTS £_ CL I u ir e_ l Myrtie Gray Hodges POPULARITY BEAUTY Lucy Barrow Ethel Vick CHARM VERSATILITY Frances Harvey Norma Redfearn r MOST ATHLETIC Will Higdon SMILES IDEAL BOY Juice River ' s hair — Lefty Dunn ' s eyes — Bob Eason ' s nose — Alva Van Nortwick ' s disposition — Runt Bostic ' s personality — Jack Nobles ' physique — Troy Burnette ' s technique— What a man — Have you heard of the girl whose time is very precious?- the boy friend gave her a diamond wrist watch. He who dances must pay the fiddler, the waiter, the florist, the checkroom attendant, the doorman and the taxi driver. What are the Harvard Classics? The football games with Yale and the Army. Jay: Do you keep a record of all your love affairs in your diary? Sue: Cosh. no. My diary ' s only an average sized book. Marriage after love at Hist sight usually results in divorce at first slight. Hilda: I saw you dancing with a .Marine last night. Where did he get those big muscles of his. Ruth: Around my waist. Mi-. Hollar: You missed my class this morning, didn ' t you? C. 0.: No, not at all, sir. It is rumored that a certain girl i ' i is so dumb she thinks phonetic spell- ing is the kind you find on the walls of telephone booths. STATISTICAL NOTES If all the hit-and-run drivers in the country were laid end to end it would be a darn good idea if they stayed that way. All the chickens that are killed to supply the chicken in cafeteria chicken salad throughout the land would, if stored in a room eight feet square, die of loneliness. If the largest ocean liner were stood on its end beside the Empire State Building, the furniture and everything else inside it would be in a devil of a mess. A pint and a half of prussic acid, swallowed rapidly, will kill the average saxophone player. Light travels 186,000 miles a second or once and two-thirds as fast as gossip on E. C. T. C. campus. ' the amount of liquor consumed in a year by the average college sophomore (male, of course I would he enough to last the average college sophomore for ten years. Stationery : Office Si pplies Renfrew Printing Co. Printers and Stationers We Have All Kinds of Stationery and Supplies for College Girls Evans Street Opposite Proctor Hotel Jack: I had to stop dancing last night. Jane: Corn? Jack : No, rye. There was once a buxom Miss who went to a handsome young re- ducing expert who took her breadth away. Jimmie: (Hands over her eyes) It you can ' t guess who it is in three guesses, I ' m going to kiss you. Jeannette: Jack Frost, Davey Jones. Santa Clans. Best Jewelry Company Eastern Carolina s Jeweler Quality — Value — Service THE GLORIA SHOPPE Of course you ' ve heard of the old maid ' s embarrassment when, ac- cording to her custom, she looked under the bed before retiring— for- getting that she was in an upper berth. Exclusive Ready -to-W ear Welcome College Girls WOMAN If she is his for the asking She is wicked. If she grants him no favors She bores him. And a long drawn out wooing Fatigues him. So he swears to forsake her But she fools him. S. V. MORTON, JR. Office and Bank Supplies 311 Evans Street Greenville, N. C. HILL HORNE Dependable Druggist HALLUCINATIONS Miss Morton on stilts. Miss Wilson doing the Carioco. Miss Moore powdering her nose. Mrs. Jeter riding a bicycle. Dr. Slay on roller skates. Miss Kuykendall with her hair mussed up. Mr. Deal without his specks a la English. Lucy: So you dread the thought of using a reducing machine? Clyde: Yes. it makes me tremble all over. Exclusive Apparel For Women We Show the New Things First C. HEBER FORBES Greenville, N. C. LAUTARES CANDY PALACE Quality — Service Complete Line of Toilet Articles EASTMAN KODAKS Conklin Life-Time Fountain Pens PURE ICE CREAM Tiny: I want to buy some rouge and face powder. Clerk: For your wife, sir. or to match your coat lapel? JOHN FLANAGAN BUGGY COMPANY Authorized FORD Dealers Watch the Fords Go By GOODYEAR TIRES And did you hear of the stenog who didn ' t mail the circular Jetters because she couldn ' t find any round envelopes? COBURN SHOE COMPANY ) our Shoe Store ' Real College Styles Combined with Quality and Comfort Ask Your Friends Alton! Our Shoes They Know THE PERKINS COMPANY Offers Al All Times the Styles in Ladies ' Ready -to-W ear and Yard Material 412 Evans Street GREENVILLE, N. C. The ROUSE PRINTERY QUALITY PRINTING Engraved Wedding Announcements Fine Stationery Office Supplies PRICES REASONABLE Greenville, N. C. c Compliments of BLOUNT-HARVEY COMPANY Y JCt wC H Or ; THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL WERE MADE BY DUNBAR DANIEL INCORPORATED 132 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA FINE PORTRAITS PROMPT SERVICE THE LARGEST COLLEGE ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE SOUTH «- r n rwr m . .JffiL Jll