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

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v U|W UAJiw THOSE WHO MAKE HALL LIFE LIKE HOME Well groomed Miss Hathaway — gentle Sarah Jane Hunter — one year business lassies — hum of typewriters — Hinshaw Hall. Snappy bulletin boards — house meetings that are fun — dormer windows — witty Mrs. Funderburk — amiable Frances Daniel — Mary Foust. Bailey Hall — bird ' s eye view of tennis courts — leather chairs — closed study — ideals — Miss Cole and Charlotte Mosely. Ivy-covered Gray Hall — sweet Mrs. Hunter — lovable Annis Hines — afternoon teas — midnight feasts. Miss Grogan — Mary Eppes — poise — enthusiasm — open fires Greensboro boy (remember?) — flowers in the parlor — Laura Coit Hall. [ill. .Ill . ' i. II Twenty-two

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Under the leadership of Miss Margaret Jwards, the Home Economics deportment IS expanded its enrollment in the past ' W years, and is meeting the ever-grow- g demand for its groduotes. Home Ec ojors are extending their fields of serv- e ond going into many more professions ion ever before To honor our anniversary a more eloborote way, the department IS postponed the annual Open House itil next year. More and more emphasis being placed on the groduate program . staff and focilities ore increased. Every freshmon knows the Hygiene de- irtment. Under Dr. Victoria Carlsson, is is one of the first requirements the !W student meets. This year it is in- easing its services to meet the needs girls preparing for primary and grom- or grade education. The English department, bereft of o !ad by the retirement of Dr. Smith, has ;en directed by a committee composed Dr. Leonard B. Hurley, Miss Jane Sum- erell, ond Mr. George P. Wilson, who bor under the constantly increasing con- ction thot the sum of the parts is not luol to the whole. Dr. Calvin Warfield heads the Physics ;partment which has moved this year to le new Science Buildmg as Chemistry IS. In the midst of getting apparatus ttled, the department is trying to plan ;hibits for our fiftieth anniversary. An idition to the staff this year has been r. Hedwig Kohn who come to us from e University of Breslau. Under Dr. Winfield Barney the depart- ent of Romance Languages has experi- iced a boom in the popularity of Spanish, ore and more girls ore lisping the soft astiilion c in recognition of a beauti- il languoge. it is growing populorer and )pulorer . Molh plays on extremely important part our life, both in college and out of it ' hot should those poor souls who can ' t ' en count correctly do? The solution is carry your problems to the Moth de- ]rtment and Dr. Helen Barton where you II become more conscious of the finer )ints concerned. All information about the Physical Edu- ition deportment, under the direction of Iss Mary Channing Coleman, may be und in the catalogue. For information )0ut the Athletic Association and clubs, ■e Athletic Section of this Annual Editor ' s Note: All information for the nle-ups of the departments wos secured om the heod of each department respec- ely. EDWARDS CARLSSON HURLEY SUMMERELL WILSON WARFIELD BARNEY BARTON COLEMAN iwidbiiwv t t U MUt Twenty-one

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Country Club on the lake — modern kitchenettes — serenity — A ' ' Hall — soft-voiced Miss Hopkins — Dons Gross. South Spencer — energetic Mrs. Ogden — peppy Caroline White- campus game room — 2 A. M. house meetings — garden parties. Genial Miss Parker — red haired Helen Morgan — B, W. 0, C. — traditionally Senior — porch beds — neighborly atmosphere — Wom- an ' s Hall. Graciousness — charm — brunette Mrs. Carter — blond Carol Hal -Freshmen rules — pajama parties — Gotten Hall. B Hall — Miss Taylor — May Queen Gladys Stedman — sophisti- cates — pine paneled parlors — perky little Hazel Ann. Mk4 Twenly-lhre