Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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SCHOOL OF MUSIC Mark Hoffman. Director of Music and Professor of Piano, posecl with Miss Mildred Town, Professor of Piano. Organ, and Theoretical Music, and her associate. Miss Blanche Burrus. It is remarkable that during the time the pic- ture was being taken not once did Mr. Hoffman mention Elaine or little Mark 111. and is entirely natural that Miss Burrus and Miss Town should be seen together here, for they arc the best of friends and seem to enjoy each other ' s company while sharing their mutual inter- est, music. Left to ricjhl: Town - : ' - « • ...i. ' ' jiW» •1 ' , ' ' 1. mm ' - 1 ' , i u • jWr mi 1 ■ . U ) lr ' » r J 9 p ' ' ' ' ' V-Sll J r I Pm -v-iil [14]

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ANNE GARRARD A.B.. A.M. Dean of Students :i3i

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DEPARTMENTS OF DRAMA, ART, AND HOME ECONOMICS Remembering that dramatic productions are aided by the worl put on costumes by home economic students, and that the latter are also artistically inclined, the three departments of Drama, Art, and Home Economics may be thought of as interrelated, so Miss Elba Henninger, Pro- fessor of Speech and Dramatic Art: Miss Frances Willard. Instructor in Speech and Dramatic Art: Mrs. Mary Braeme Sea- sholtz. Associate Professor of Art: Miss Grace HinchlifT, Instructor in Home Eco- nomics: and Miss Bernice White, Pro- fessor of Home Economics posed in one group. The wind was blowing and there were lots of shadows which partially hid their faces but the students think of Miss Henninger and Miss Willard as belong- ing in Odell. Miss Hinchliff and Miss White in the basement of Hudson, and Mrs. Seasholtz on third floor Main, so why bother with shadows when the imagination is at hand: ' Above are Mrs. Seasholtz and Mickey Ader working in the spacious art labora- tory on third floor Main. 15;