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

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green years 6 smiled with amusement ,uul awewlnlt Seniors tearful lj admiration and wonder before the new lihr. H ndenhall, ;)(s hdin Scpii-inlu-i to May as protection against the ocks, and trad to balatuc equations above the beat of hammi rymnasium with their modem furnishings and comfort. Mum. t a Junior-Senior. A little nostalgia hit us at ' ' B :alization that we were part of W.C. was growing stror l the bookstore in the basement of Spencer, dBrded office grants and friends through its portals. pest in modern design, smoked in bed, and even welcomed visitors instruction and rumors ot an art budding ton the future made U! impus. And yet we looked at Woman ' s, Mch H ipor it the Woman ' s Coll ege. ?54 so that both now and many years hence, [elver ' s basement, the laughter and music in glance within the covet ie Soda Shop, the id vacations crammed full of pleasure, and t H ■ n Run

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the best of the We have watched W.C. grow for four years, just as we have grown. As Freshmen old bridge crumble beneath the blows of construction machinery. We stood for ours was the first class to know four full years of their beauty and muddy paths, woke in the morning to the rumble of bulldozers instead of alarm new wings rose on the Science Building. As Sophomores we gasped at the new Home Economics building and Coleman the terrace and caused us to wonder if we would ever be dancing to music leaving to the strains of May God Build for You a Harmony . . . The Junior year brought Elliott Hall and such luxury that we forgot the rush hours House, and dances in Rosenthal Gymnasium. With pride we guided When finally as Seniors we had our temperatures taken in the midst of the to our new infirmary, our pride soared even higher. A new nursery in wonder if those who came before us would even recognize their old Building, realizing that they were symbolic of an older but just This is our effort to preserve for you the intangible atmosphere of W.C. in revive for you memories of the summer heat and winter cold of ys and sorrows shared with roommates and friends, the weekends back lingering memories of College days as we have lived them.

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To Edward Kidder Graham . who has come of age with the seniors. His years at the Woman ' s College have just begun, and while we perhaps regret tha urs are over, we are happ ' that the memories of one who grew with us of fifty-four. The familiar pipe, the rimless sport coat with a tweed cast, the giant size twinkling Phi Beta Kappa key: these arWiet us as a friend. With affection tempered with proudly dedicate the 1954 Pine Nicies to ' o de those of the class upraised hand, the the ' j bay window, and his deared him to and respect, we