University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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SOCIALIZE We pride ourselves at W C on our faculty — not just because they ore learned people but because they are our friends outside of the classroom. Feeling |ust as much at home as Runt, the Scottie, the History Majors meet at Dr. Kendrick ' s home for fun and discussion. . . Not school room duty but all for the sake of Gamma Alpha, Mr. Crawford talks things over wit h some of the club members. . . Faculty members are always invited by some of the students to formal dinner before a concert (Mr. Dickieson here.) . . . When there ' s a tea at the Home Management House, students and fac- ulty sip together. . . Away from it all for week-end off campus at the A. A. Camp, students and faculty rough it together. (Looks serious here.) . . . We frequently have the chance to step on the faculty ' s toes. (Root and Dr. Bunting.). . . Mr. Clutts, beloved for his friendliness, stops and passes the time of day with two students.

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y U Uwitix JOHN HARRISON COOK, 1881-1941 PhD. Head of the Deportment of Education, Woman ' s College, 1918-1941 IN MEMDRIAM Dr. Cook was the master teacher, putting mto practice the powerful philosophy in which he believed and to which he gave his life His loyalities ran the gamut of his whole experience. He was loyal to his home, to his family, to all his people. He was loyal to the church, to the communion, and to the particular church which he served so well. He was true to his friends. He was loyal to the Woman ' s College, which he loved, and to which he gave the best years of his life. He was loyal to his profession. To him it was a high one. He was proud of it, gave himself completely and wholeheartedly to it; defended it, dignified it, and proved his devotion by continuous, disinterested and effective labor. He was tolerant of the opinion of others. He lived happily, worked joyously, and left a comforting heritage of rich experience, friendship, and work well done. He had a large, wholesome, liberal view of life. He had faith and courage and industry. His life is greater than the sum of its parts. We will remember him not so much for any given word, or act, or accomplishment, as for the total impact of his whole personality.