Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Societies and Publication page Emerson Literary Society - - 75 Irving Literary Society -------- 76 Y. W. C. A. - 78 College Message Staff - .... go Clubs St. Cecilia Music Club --------- 85 Dramatic Club ----------88 The Down Homers - 90 The Diggers - 92 Old Maids ' Club 94 The Eastern Meditators 96 Chafing Dish Club 98 The Merrymakers - - - - - - - - -100 The Kute Kids - 102 The Three Squealers - 104 Fun Lovers ' Club --------- 106 Eat-All- You-Can Club 108 K. Z. P. Club - - - - 110 Athletics G. F. C. Basketball Team 116 Irving Basketball Team - 118 Emerson Basketball Team 118 Senior Basketball Team - 120 Sophomore Basketball Team - 122 Special Team - - - - 124 Contributions • Our Alma Mater - 133 Vaccination ------ - 13a Class Poem - 136 The Broken Pledge - -138 Calendar - 141 The Feast 146 Prophecy of Class of ' 08 148 The Magic Apple - - 152 Acrostic - --------- 153 Life of Foe - - 154 Votes - 156 ' I ' lu- Awakening - 157 Something New Under the Sun 161 (winds 167

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Tribi i e to i i . i ■: ' i ---------- 9 Greeting - 11 Dedication ------------13 Eulogy ------------ is Trustees, Faculty, (eficers and Editors Board of Trustees - - 21 Literary Faculty --------- 22 Special Faculty ----------24 Officers - - 26 Editors of the Echo 28 Classes, Class Roll and Class Histories Senior Class ---------- 33 Senior Roll -----------34 Senior Class History 43 Junior Class ---------- 48 History of Class 1909 50 Sophomore Class - ------ -51 History of Class 1910 53 Freshman Class ---------- 55 History of Class I ' ll 1 57 Senior Music Class --------- 58 Expression Class 1908 60 Business Students - - 62 Special Class - 65 Unclassified Music Students .------69 7

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Tribute to a Violet. rUE violets again— little wet violets; and there is the clean, sweet breath of spring. One would lift his head and drink deep— taste this newness, this grateful freshness that is about. There is a quicker leap of life, and Nature seems to stir with a bind of tenderness. There is deeper glow on the faces o) children — easier happiness on a tiny, nestling fare. . . . Girlhood comes to outward whiteness again— the cool, crisp sign of spring. And in all is the subtle el arm of violets — little human, tremulous things, gentle as love ' s whispers, pine as purity. Restful, quaint little flower, too—simple, appealing. ■ . . ' lower to lay on a baby that has died—to give as seemly tribute to womanhood — to press against the fare as easement for tired heart. . . . Such a dear, peaceful little lower, all alone in flowerland — emblems of the world ' s simplest and best, and waiting to mock a false face or ad, on the beauty that comes from the soul. — Isaac Erwin Avery.