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

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When the first breath of spring appears, students are ready for their copy of the yearbooks. The Bucs were popular this u can tell by the long eager line. BUCCANEER BANQUET TIME Each year after the yearbook has gone to press, the executive staff entertains the other staff members at a banquet, to show their appreciation for the services rendered in helping make the yearbook a success. The banquet last year was held at the Silo Restaurant with Dr. Clinton Prewett as guest speaker. Also included in the picture are the mothers of the co-editors of the Buccaneer, Mrs. Nora Williamson and Mrs. Smith. Jlf {Y queen of e con , eS ,. partic ' P a1ea ANNUAL SPRING WATER SHOW 22 The Physical Educatior Department of swimmers. And this clown-if he better soon learn how.

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HONORS FOR THE OLE SCHOOL Business Department ' s Pi Omega Pi Wins National Chapter Achievement Award for Third Time. Dr. Audrey V. Dempsey, national president of Pi Omega Pi, is shown presenting the Pi Omega Pi Chapter Achievement Award to the members of Beta Kap pa Chapter at East Carolina College. The national award is given annually to the Pi Omega chapter which carries on the most active program. This is the third time that Beta Kappa chapter has won the coveted prize. MORE FUN; MORE DANCING IT ' S THE WINTER TIME MILITARY BALL. Miss Diana Johnson, sweetheart of the 1957 Military Ball congratulatory kiss from Lt. Col. Lewis J. Partridge. Lower right corner: Diana and her escort, Bucky Monroe, cut the huge cake at the 1957 Military Ball. Intramural Award Winning In the above picture, Bucky Monroe, right, president of Delta Sigma Rho, presents the fraternity ' s rotating trophy given to the winning team in intramural competition to Harry Archer, president of the Intramural Council. John Spoone, left, captain of the Country Gentlemen, accepts the award in behalf of his team who won the Intramural Council ' s 1957 football conference.

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The Shakesperian production, As You Like It, was presented in late spring of ' 57 in commemoration of the Golden Anniversary cele- bration. Its three performances were given in the East Carolina Sylvan Theater. The production was made possible by the joint efforts of The Stu- dent Government Association, The Greenville Community Theater, The Greenville Fine Arts Festival, and East Carolina College. AS YOU LIKE IT . . . ANNIVERSARY PRODUCTION Who is he that killed the deer? (Jimmy Trice, Robert Hunt, Sam Johnson) JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM TIME The Junior-Senior Prom is always one of the highlights of any school year. Especially is this true to the Juniors and Seniors. In the spring of ' 57, these upperclassmen found themselves in a big ballroom with a huge center glass ball in the midst of— well, Wright Auditorium— dancing to the music of RCA ' s Hi Fi and East Carolina ' s Combo. (The AMBASSA- DORS of Duke University failed to keep their engagement.) Lillian Griffin was chairman of the Prom and did a splendid job planning and executing her plans. The dance, despite its one drawback, was a great success. Pictured in the surrounding shots are scenes from the dance.