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

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Changing Proud yet humble East Carolina College stands against the sky. In the horizon, chang- ing skylines mark her role in the cultural, intellectual, and sociological revolution of the era. With each change, she meets the demands of a new day and the needs of a nobler man. Feverishly new buildings are completed. Un- ceasingly scholars incorporate new ideas into established disciplines. Eagerly students come together to exchange ideas.

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Contents Features Student Life 22 SGA 56 Spotlight 75 Athletics 99 . aM: . ' Academics - ,l Departments 152 p ' fe:% ;- - Senior Class 797 ISi tek.: • ' Junior Class 257 Efi: M Sophomore Class 287 ? ' . ' ' ' ' ■■ ' T ' Freshman Class 309 20 150 Organizations 350 Religious Groups 354 Clubs 362 Greeks 381 Fine Arts 444 Military 464 Index 468 Dedicated to a noted writer, Englis Fletcher Hall, the newest dormitory for women, stands seven stories tall at the western edge of the campus.

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Skylines . . Steel, concrete, and yellow brick are combined to form the classroom building for the School of Education and the Department of Psychology. . . ' .s it , : . . . Create New Horizons Foundations for these new structures are laid in the heritage o£ the college. From the founding of the college in 1907 until now, this awesome process of physical, intellectual, and sociological expansion chal- lenges the student to join the search of all men for the ultimate meanings of life. These truths are the foundations for understanding — a broad horizon for all men. Machiner) ' , scaffolding, and constant noise are reminder of continuing growth and change. epted by the students