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

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Jote i i wofi we aosze Achievement in the classroom adds spice to hours of relaxation, which are many and varied. Only when a student attains the greatest achievement in his studies are the hours of relaxation enjoyed and wel- comed to their fullest. Since the main objective of college is to heighten his scholastic standards and to aid him in choosing a vocation, the work of the class- room naturally precedes all other activities. Within his busy life the student finds few precious hours to call his ow n, but these hours are appreciated greatly when he knows that he deserves to have them. The opportunities to create for the student his social life and increase his extra-curricular activities, are numerous at East Carolina. Many moments of enjoy- ment and relaxation are taken advantage of by the student who visits the College Union. Here, after his studies have been completed, a collegian may find the atmosphere most pleasant and refreshing to his tired mind.

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Dr. James E. Poindexte of S icer Sendee

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Ping-pong is only one of the many recreational opportunities sponsored by the College Student Board. Others include card playing, chess, scrabble, dancing, TV, and shuffleboard. Some students find it very restful to sit and read or study between classes. Quite often we find a discussion, a group watch- ing TV, or some other quiet relaxation. The soda shop joining the recreational area is separated by plate glass; and, very rarely is the occasion when it is not full. adab Mt ce tf ieazazz o ?