Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chosen by the North Carolina Conference Marvin L. Wade Dunn. N. C. Rev. G. T. Adams Sanford. N. C. A. J. HOBBS. Jr. Wilson. N. C. Dr. R. L. Flowers Durham. N. C. Dr. Peter John Laurinburg, N. C. Chas. S. Wallace Morehead City. N. C. Chosen by the Western North Carolina Conference Thos. C. Hoyle. Sr. Greensboro. N. C. James E. Lambeth Thomasville, N. C. Dr. G. T. Rowe Durham. N. C. J. G. Hanes Winston-Salem, N. C. C A. BRAY Greensboro. N. C. R. G. Stockton Winston-Salem. N. C. Chosen by the Alumnae Association Miss Annie Laurie: Lowrance Catawba. N. C. Miss Nannie Lee Smith Greensboro. N. C. DR. M. T. PLYLl R Durham. N. C. Rev. E. L. Hillman Durham, N. C. Mrs. James Turner Hamlin. Jr. Danville. Va. Page I wenty two ECU

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Miss Anne Garrard Dean of Women Miss Margaret Scarborough Assistant lo the Dean OUR DEAN Mosi of us remember back in Scptcmh.i ol J5 when mid .ill the bustling excitement of the first day of school some of the early arrivals snatched us from the registration line and led us to the office dooi to I ' ll a peep at the new dean We peeped. What! That little bright-eyed girl a dean! Mum be some mistake But it wasn ' t a mistake That little bright eyed girl was Miss Anne Garr.lrd. A B . A.M., Duke University, Alpha Delta Pi sorority, former teacher. and new Greensboro College dean. She had come to fill one of the hardest places the college had to offer. Directing the everyday life ot 275 girls and winning their friendship at the same time is not an easy task, but she accomplished this task quickly and well. Equally at home presiding at chapel, heading a receiving line, marching in academic regalia, or even riding in a T Model Ford. Miss Garrard is an all-round person, admirably suited for the deanship of Greensboro College. 0-3-8

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■9-3 DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Mark Hoi i man Director of Music. Professor of Piano Greensboro College has always had a good school of music. has been said by a faculty member of another school. In 1916 it was organized to give a Bachelor of Music degree, which is recognized by the State of North Carolina. Members of its faculty are nationally prominent in their profession. The School of Music combines con- servatory advantages with a small college atmosphere. Mrs. Jess Alderman Professor of Violin Miss Blanche Burrus Associate Professor 0 Pian and Theory Miss Helen Maddock Assistant Professor 0 Voict Mrs. Aubrey W. Martin Assistant Professor of Music Miss Mildred Town Professor of Orqan. Piano ana Theoretical Music Waiter E. Vassar Professor of Voice and Head 0 Voice Deparlment Page Ticenlu-thr,