Elizabeth City State University - Viking Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

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1925 THE NORMAL LIGHT Faculty MISS E. C. HARRIS Librarian A. B., Shaw University. She can give you a book as quick as a look. Hut if over time you keep it a day You ' re sure of a fine— she ' ll make you pay. PROF. U. S. BROOKS Mathematics and Chemistry A. B., Howard University. Here is a genuine chemist. It seems as if the spirits of (Jay Lussac ami other chemists are incarnated within him. MR. A. A. DALTON Science and Mathematics A. B., Ohio University. What is gravity, metamorphosis and buoyancy? Who knows? Mr. Dalton. He is very accurate in our experiments and in algebra and insists that we be accura te, too, because he likes to draw circles (zeros). MR. H. JACOBS Vocational Education Hampton Institute. Listen! If you want to know how to make your soil fertile, how to raise more ami better live-stock, secure information from Mr. Jacobs. After seeing him you will also know a Minorca from a Plymouth Rock. MISS MILDRED E. LEE Elementary Grades Eastern Illinois State Normal College. To be good is to be happy, Says Miss Lee of the Junior Grades — If you ' re noisy I ' ll be snappy, And you ' ll surely be afraid. She succeeded in getting this thought across the first time she said it. MISS MADELVN TURNER Primary Grades East Stroudsburg State Normal School. She contradicts the statement that little folks should be seen and not heard. She likes to talk especially about the primarv, binary and neutral colors. MISS MILDRED E. LEWIS . Primary Grades Ohio University. What is home without a mother? What would the Y. W. C. A. be without Miss Lewis? We expect that she is even now making plans for the next vesper services. MISS MAMIE SAMPSON Primary Grades Ohio University. Smile and the world smiles with you — so will Miss Sampson. We wonder if she smiles so sweetly in order to soften the hard marking system. MISS FLORENCE HICKMAN . History, English and Mathematics Zero is her favorite word. When one doesn ' t get her lessons she not only says zero but she gives it. Students prefer to be absent from her classes if they do not have their lessons because thev know what ' s coming. MISS LUCY D. JACKSON Bookkeeper and Stenographer Maiden High School — Commercial Department. Pay your fees, because you can ' t get by even if you try, for Miss Jackson can surely keep an account. We are always glad for her to meet us with a check. MISS S. D. YOUNG - Matron Tuskegee Institute. You ' ll have to do better than that! shouts Mrs. Young. She was formerly a matron of Tuskegee. She could give Queen Sanitation points on housekeeping and Pola Negri could learn much about how to work and still keep young from her. MISS BESSIE V. MOORE Diet,,, an Shaw University. Her Thanksgiving and Christmas feasts satisfy the longing for home cooked food. MISS J. O. RAYNER Matron State Normal School. Don ' t you hear her talking to you? Well, if you don ' t a new name is added to the working list and you learn about ladies from her. MISS JESSIE WAINWRIGHT Dining Hall Matron Hampton Institute. -i, Cleanliness is next to Godliness. We believe that Miss Wainwright ' s eleventh com- mandment is Thou shalt not spill food on the table cloth. When we break this command- ment we tremble in our boots; the rolling of her eyes makes words unnecessary.

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1925 THE NORMAL LIGHT 19 Faculty MR. CHARLES J. JENKINS Chie) Engin Michigan Automobile School, Engineer ' s Certificate from V. S. Government. He can fix anything about machinery — simple or complex— and he is an A-l electrician. MR. CLAUDE F. WILDER School Garde State Normal School. He knows how to raise prize potatoes and other vegetables. THE STAFF Editcr-in-Chief NICHOLAS MEEKINS Associate Editor BESSIE STEWART Social Editor GERTRUDE HOWARD Sport Editor WILLIE GRAVES Fun Editor JOHN BLOUNT Business Manager PAUL SEARCY Advertising Manager AUBREY BACKUS Art Editor JULIAN MEBANE Faculty Advisor MISS EVA J. LEWIS