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

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Mm 4-3 1 FACULTY Anne Redwinf. Critic Teacher First Grade J. H. Rose Superinleniient of City Schooh .wJ Director of Critic Teuchiuf, R. S. Fleming Critic Teacher in Science RuFus Johnson Bookkeeper Mrs. Mildred Owens Secretary F. D. Duncan Treasurer Ola S. Ross Assistant Registrar Hazel Willis Secretary H. J. McGiNNis Dr. F. p. Brooks College Physician Mrs. a. a. Harrell Dietitian Mrs. L. L. Rives Dietitian Elizabeth Smith Assistant Dean of Women Mrs. W. G. McKean Dormitory Matron Arley V. Moore Housekeeper Mrs. Mamie Bradsher Dormitory Matron Agnes Wadlington Secretary to the President Mary Lea Smith Assistant Superintend ent of Infirmary ' JHW 4 Page Twenty-fiv 4

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FACULTY Mary Berry Clark Home Economics Mrs. Adelaide Bloxton Home Economics Holey Farley Alhlelics LeMar Stephan Geography Mary Greene English Denver Balighan English Eunice McGhee Crilic Teacher Third Grade Cleo Rainwater Critic Teacher Fifth Grade Elizabeth Hyman Critic Teacher Sixth Grade Ruth Faison Critic Teacher Tint Grade Kathleen Plumb Critic Teacher Set enlh Grade T. C. Bryan Critic Teacher in History Alma Browning Critic Teacher Fourth Gr Frances Wahl Principal Training School Gladys Hughes Critic Teacher Fifth Grade Deannie Boone Haskett Critic Teacher in English Louise Galphin Critic Teacher Fourth Grade Mrs. Lindsay Savage Critic Teacher Third Grade m

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L The Negro ' s happy nature is re- flected in his eu ' pyment of music and dancing. He is often seen cutting a pigeon ' s iving to the pi ink, plunk of his banjo, or following his coon dog on a wild chase. The Negro finds ample opportunity in the South to participate whole-heartedly in his own simple forms of recreation. CLflGGGG