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Volume XVI<lb />
GREENVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940<lb />
Number 12<lb />
Young Democrats Chosen Head<lb />
Choose Officers, Of YMCA<lb />
Wake Big Plans �<lb />
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'i  mi clubs of the<lb />
ursday eening in<lb />
� � was ap-<lb />
v h. :� -i Pollard,<lb />
lounp Democratic<lb />
I'arolina, to assist<lb />
��- V1 M ! organizer,<lb />
dub of Easl I!aro-<lb />
("oili g . was named<lb />
of I ireenville is vice-<lb />
i-tine Tripp of Pan-<lb />
arv-treasurer; Nancy "<lb />
rtford, chairman of Ob April 11 and 1. East Caro-<lb />
rnmittee; Robert Bur- lina Teachers College was visited b<lb />
vice-chairman oi the the traveling unit of the Japan Kef<lb />
littee; Helen Flana- erenei<lb />
tile, publicity ehair-<lb />
ssette ot Wilson peeially constructed truck<lb />
Had Been Head<lb />
Of Class of 1942<lb />
For Two Years<lb />
ECTC Is Host To 99 Schools<lb />
Yemen Keutemeyer, member of<lb />
tile incoming Junior Class, last week<lb />
was elected president of the Young<lb />
Men's Christian Association of East<lb />
Carolina Teachers College, succeed<lb />
ing Knimett Sawyer.<lb />
Keutemeyer, president of Ins class<lb />
for the past two years, has been ac-<lb />
tive in assisting the Y.M.C.A. with<lb />
its program- during the past year.<lb />
dame- Whitfield, who has serve<lb />
the Y.M.C.A. this year a Chairman<lb />
of Religious Education, was elevated<lb />
to the office of vice president, suc-<lb />
ceeding Howard Draper.<lb />
Sammie Cramlall is the new sec-<lb />
retary and Albert Maness is the new<lb />
treasurer. Each has taken an in-<lb />
terest in the activities of the Y.M.<lb />
(A. since it was organized over a<lb />
year ago.<lb />
One of the first major duties of<lb />
LihraVy'of'Xew YorkYity. the new president will be to make<lb />
unit was contained in an es- recommendations for a new cabinet!<lb />
of the Y.M.C.A which assumes of<lb />
Intercollegiate The library which was established fj(.(, ,�, a1,tr part of the Spring!<lb />
Celia in 1938 under the auspices of th<lb />
VERNON KEUTEMEYER<lb />
Traveling Library<lb />
.Visits Campus<lb />
Visitors Offered<lb />
Varied Program<lb />
Addresses, Kliilit.<lb />
Barbecue, Sport-<lb />
Feature Events<lb />
Easl Carolina Teachers '<lb />
played host to 99 schools fn<lb />
counties m tin fifth annun<lb />
School Hay held Tuesday, and<lb />
drew high school seniors, tea<lb />
principals, superintendents an<lb />
� �in- from as far away a- I<lb />
 'ounty on the East and<lb />
 Jounty "ii t he west.<lb />
State educational dign I<lb />
attendance were Dr. Clyde 1<lb />
State Superintendent<lb />
in<lb />
in,<lb />
In-<lb />
struction : Seeretarv<lb />
B. W<lb />
A small part of the crowd of nearly three thousand high school seniors is shown hen- as caught by the<lb />
Tkco Echo candid camera as they assembled in front of the-Wright Building to register for the fifth annual<lb />
High School Day.<lb />
ami<lb />
V<lb />
Committee, auu ' ru� m j nnuer ine auspices 01 me  , � ,  i �i<lb />
 .  vi � o � i � i i. i quarter. Keutemeyer announced this<lb />
, oi I'urant- .Neck, vice Society for International C nltural ' ,<lb />
� � Intercollegiate Re- Kelations, of Tokyo, contained hooks, week that he hopes to get the new<lb />
ttee; and Lindsay folios, color prints, motion picture cabinet lined up some time to the<lb />
airman the mem- films, phonograph records, and Ian- immediate future.<lb />
mittee. tern slides to the extent of appro New officers and cabinet members<lb />
,  � meting attended by mately 4,000 items. Ninety-five per of the Y.M.C.A. will be installed dur-<lb />
 held at Jefferson Boof cent of the hooks were written in ing appropriate ceremonies. The<lb />
n addition to the ECTC English. Included in the book col- term of Dr. E. J. Slay, one of the<lb />
epresentatives from the lections were reference works, die- advisers, expires tins quarter. A<lb />
�hools attended: Woman's tionaries, bibliographies, and peri- successor likely will be named for<lb />
� Tniver-itv of Xorth odicals pertaining to Japan and her Dr. Slay, who has expressed the he-<lb />
hosts for the occasion; civilization. The' lant.ru slid, eol- lief he would be unaWe to serve an-<lb />
ttv. the University ofjlection was made up of more than other term because of other wide-<lb />
lina, Wake Forest Col- �;mi<lb />
i Appalachian State Teach-<lb />
er. 1 ?emocratic candidates<lb />
i also attended.<lb />
. iiiel meeting to he held<lb />
.� countv armory Monday<lb />
in- Democratic Club<lb />
Teachers College<lb />
lized and representa-<lb />
d. Several ECTC stu-<lb />
roread responsibilities.<lb />
Y<lb />
have expressed their<lb />
U nding the rally, to<lb />
1 S. Senator Josh<lb />
ides on various subjects.<lb />
Delegates Attend<lb />
Meet In New<lb />
Orleans<lb />
Dorothy Hollar, editor of tin<lb />
Teco Echo, and Elizabeth Mead<lb />
ows associate, attended the annual managers ot each of the three cam-<lb />
meeting of the Southern Association pus publications were elected in a<lb />
Associates Chosen<lb />
For Publications<lb />
Associate editors and business<lb />
d College Students and Press Rep-<lb />
mas<lb />
meeting Wednesday night.<lb />
,a. Two members oi :<lb />
Fkco Echo associate editors are<lb />
Pauline Ahcyounis. William Har-<lb />
ris. (). D. Andrews, liuth Pollard.<lb />
Marv Home and Frances Suther-<lb />
land<lb />
resentatives held in Xew Orleans<lb />
, last week,<lb />
will he appointed<lb />
 serve on the re- "Democracy on theoilegeam,<lb />
, for Senator Lee, P�" � th�' thi'mv �. tw ?? <lb />
,11 motor to Rocky student government division which<lb />
aftrrU(M)lu tl by was headed by Ehzabeth Robertson<lb />
an and return to� Texas State College for Women<lb />
i At each of the tour group meeting-<lb />
ic -peakei. 1 l niie<lb />
i i �f, students from southern campuses i � r� i<lb />
aid announced all lu  , and Marv Long lord.<lb />
led discussions centered around the � &amp; .<lb />
Marv Jean .McKay. Serving as associate editors<lb />
�n meeting that a<lb />
.embersbip drive) genera1 thane<lb />
in the inn<lb />
Associate business managers for<lb />
! Tkco Echo are Hose Carlton<lb />
Dunn, Alice Powell. Emily Mur-<lb />
Jessie Keith, Kllen Mclntyre,<lb />
of<lb />
National Congress<lb />
To Meet Here<lb />
Over Week-end<lb />
Phi Sigjma Chapter<lb />
To Play Host j<lb />
To Delegates<lb />
The Annual Congress of Sigma <lb />
Pi Alpha, National Foreign lan-<lb />
guage honorary fraternity, will meet i<lb />
here at Greenville on Saturday<lb />
April 20. Phi Sigma Chapter located<lb />
at ECTC will be host.<lb />
The visiting delegates from as far<lb />
north as Virginia and as far south<lb />
as Mississippi will he in attendance!<lb />
at the meeting Saturday.<lb />
The business session will be held;<lb />
during the day followed by a<lb />
banquet and dance at th� Woman's!<lb />
Club. Heads of foreign language de-<lb />
partments in addition to student rep-<lb />
resentatives will U' present. Pro-<lb />
fessor R. C. Deal is president of the<lb />
National Chapter. Miss Annie Hart<lb />
Boone is president of the local chap-<lb />
ter. <lb />
College Orchestra<lb />
Plans Concert<lb />
Mr. Al Dittmar is presenting the<lb />
College Orchestra in a concert Sun-<lb />
day afternoon, April 28. The pro-<lb />
gram will be opened with "Entrance<lb />
and March of the Peers" followed by<lb />
Musical Characterization "Dream<lb />
Spring Is Here<lb />
Spring fever seems to have<lb />
caught us all. Everywhere on<lb />
the campus one sees sleepy-<lb />
eyed, lifeless looking limp<lb />
forms. My, how hot that sun is,<lb />
and how it does slow up our<lb />
feet�or perhaps the slowness<lb />
is due to the fact that we don't<lb />
want to spill the coke that<lb />
we're carrying! Anyway these<lb />
glorious days are too nice to<lb />
waste in studying�don't yo'all<lb />
agree with me? Evidently<lb />
spring is here.<lb />
Deputation Team<lb />
FromWakeForest<lb />
Comes to ECTC<lb />
ren of The North Carolina Educa-<lb />
tion Association; Dr. James E, Hill-<lb />
man. Director of ' Certification : A. B,<lb />
Combs, Associate Director m th<lb />
Division of Instructional Service and<lb />
Superintendent F. H. Cash oi the<lb />
Forsyth 'ounty schools.<lb />
President L. R. Meadows said in<lb />
his welcome address that college not<lb />
only helps prepare one better to earn<lb />
a living, hut also gives him associa-<lb />
tions and an outlook that help him<lb />
get more happiness in life. He added<lb />
that this is conclusive evidence that<lb />
a student should continue his edu-<lb />
cation beyond high sehool.<lb />
Misses Barbara and Petty Ken-<lb />
1 zenkamp of Greenville, drum majors<lb />
of the ECTC hand, headed the<lb />
Pasquotank County - wide band,<lb />
' which led the line of march across<lb />
the campus to the Robert II. Wright<lb />
memorial auditorium for the morn-<lb />
I ing program. ocal selections were<lb />
ril�' l'i�'�� I1 n.r-n 10flferej by the college glee club under<lb />
the direction of A. L. Dittmer. Dr.<lb />
('arl Adams, head of the I department<lb />
of Education and general chairman<lb />
of the day. presided.<lb />
Food handlers for the barbecue<lb />
A  1<lb />
O<lb />
Societies Choose<lb />
Fifteen Marshals<lb />
For Coming Year<lb />
Mary E. Beasley<lb />
Chosen Chief<lb />
Marshal<lb />
cieties have elected executive officers<lb />
and marshals for li�4(t-41.<lb />
Mary Elizabeth Beasley of the<lb />
Poe Society was elected chief mar-<lb />
shal in a joint society meeting last<lb />
week.<lb />
Hazel Owens i<lb />
� , i- t luncheon dished out 4,000 plates<lb />
(resident oi tne<lb />
ce pres-<lb />
, � i� � ithe guests and students of th<lb />
Poe Society; Louise Uavis, vi ���<lb />
lege<lb />
In the afternoon the visitoi<lb />
Local YW, YM<lb />
Serve As Hosts<lb />
To Delegates<lb />
ident: hristine Inpp. secretary, . .<lb />
 , " wi either visited various departments<lb />
! Xancv Burden, treasurer, and l liar ,  , ,<lb />
� , . m i i � oi the college, saw the movie, danced,<lb />
lotte Sheann. reporter. Marshals ot . - , , . , i<lb />
 it i cja or witnessed the tennis match and<lb />
the Society are Hazel Starnes. Kose-  ,  , v<lb />
.  ; , A- n AV i i�� baseball game between Coach Par-<lb />
bud Cavlord. Virgil Ward, Ante .  ,� . ,  Pn<lb />
, . . � , x ' , , leys E I Pirates and the tSull-<lb />
Goolsby and Nancy Burden. � . . , .  . �  n<lb />
� v , t' � o � . � dogs (t Atlantichntianoilege.<lb />
Heading the Lamer Society is �, - �<lb />
Kllen Mclntyre. Marian Smith is Dr. Carl Adams headed the cen-<lb />
vice president; Edith Harris, see- tral committee, composed of Miss<lb />
retarv; Adelaide Reed, treasurer:I Lois Grigsby. A. L. Dittmer,<lb />
 Jretary; Adelaide Peed, treasurer; -o.s ur.gs py. .v i ! uumei. v, ,v.<lb />
Four professions were representedid Cl�0 Burney, reporter. Marshals Hankner. Miss Rosaline Ivey, Miss<lb />
in Vespers Sunday night by w7s are Bobby Lorraine Pritehard, Mil- Mary Greene, Mrs. Roy Barrett and<lb />
from Wake Forest College. I he suh-j Uverman, Jessie Keith. Agnes, P- C. Deal.<lb />
ject of the discussion was "My Ma<lb />
ter. My Work, and My World<lb />
"America can be revolutionized in<lb />
quested to<lb />
-ime mem<lb />
' JS! 5S&amp; TtkeNsKTtTS the TS, will be tatab- �<lb />
rs old. All students In the press drvuaon Professor KmAv(,s und j)orothv l)al session of the Sardar.<lb />
�min� members of, Simmons of 1 ulane University e fbe assistant business man- As special numbers Orval Mor-<lb />
�onfer with talked on Professional Joumalism � J fw tli(i vfl.)T.i,0(,k are Bettv ton will play a clarinet solo, "Con<lb />
certina bv Van Weber. Archie<lb />
be made public in theI of Alabama discussed � hat linages "W g Roberta Hall<lb />
�� j Look for in an All-Amencan News- . <lb />
ent Southern Democrat paper. At other pieees Q Knhi aoiate editors<lb />
� the YDC of ECTC at gates exchanged ideas on various , U y<lb />
-VZm will 1, ex- has sent delegates to the Southern are Patricia Brooks and .Xorman<lb />
itation to attend.<lb />
Association.<lb />
Wilkerson.<lb />
Yow will play a violin solo, "Medi-<lb />
tation The college quartet will play<lb />
two numbers, "The Mill" and "An-<lb />
dante Cantahile The program is<lb />
varied and will be of interest to all.<lb />
A special invitation is given to the<lb />
students.<lb />
Watson and Ellen Mclntyre. Sub-committee chairmen ten<lb />
Members of the Emerson Society Miss Mary Greene, invitations; Miss<lb />
elected dane Williams, president; Mamie Jenkins, publicity; W. A.<lb />
, Xell McCullen. vice president; Browne, seating; Miss Kate Lewis.<lb />
statement of G. (�. Morgan. w"� Verna Bradley, secretary; Mary decorations; J. B. Cummings<lb />
brought the viewpoint of the teacher. JTk;i( QbappelL treasurer: Eloise I centions; O. A. Hankne<lb />
the classroom" was the challenging j y- <lb />
He showed us that we influence<lb />
someone either consciously or uncon-<lb />
re-<lb />
ipeli. treasurer: cioise 1 ceptions; t). A. Hankner, campus<lb />
Kennedy, Tecoan representative, and activities; E. P. Browning, campus<lb />
someone either consciously or uncon- Lv(1;a pjlu,r r(1,H(1.T(.r. Marshals of visits; Miss Katherine Holtzclaw,<lb />
seiously, and that, while artiste moldLhe Emerson'Society are Ruth Britt, picture show; P. C. Deal, dance;<lb />
shapes of stone or clay, teachers mold js Britt dane Williams, Irene P. W. PicHesimer, march; Presi-<lb />
.11�?�  tll.W.l A�itll Ullllll)  .  r T . 1 i 1 . 1 I f . 1  11 II f<lb />
the character of those with whom<lb />
they come in contact. Mr. Morgan<lb />
gave an example of the influence of a<lb />
consecrated teacher on his own life<lb />
(Please turn to page twoi<lb />
Ida Ruth Knowles Chosen Senior Class President;<lb />
Wilkerson Selected to Lead Sophomores of 1940-41<lb />
? -<lb />
IDA RUTH KHOWLES<lb />
New Heads Have Been Active<lb />
In Campus Organizations<lb />
$<lb />
GS3kfc0SrK - Da- ('Chinee of the h�<lb />
1 .lt�l �Deetively presidents; man lass and is a member of the<lb />
been elected res�ee'J F Sonlio- Mixed Chorus. At present he is an<lb />
council member of the omenr � Qther officer9 ofythe Sophomore<lb />
.Student vernment for g1� daM aro: Virginia Elam, Oxford,<lb />
and wma�8J7t Vfee President; Estelle Davis, Sea-<lb />
SV 5SZ fSlL 2e boarf, Secretary; Helen Peacock,<lb />
Hall �"dTaJ80"? maWing inlParkton, Treasurer; Fay Bateman,<lb />
Society Ida Ruth is majoring m Te(,0 Echo Representa.<lb />
Home ;�.l�;i8 a graduate the; Bobbie Pritehard, Tecoan BeV-<lb />
rn�pHiirch and held resentative; and Inez Stephenson,<lb />
KSdurbighb Angier, Women Student Govern-<lb />
many �"F" r ment Representative,<lb />
five vears there.<lb />
Mitcham and Xancy Dardeii. dent L. i. Meadows,luncheon; II. C<lb />
Officers of each of the societies will Haynes, serving committee; K. (<lb />
he installed at the mxt regular meet- Hollar, parking and traffic; Mrs.<lb />
.ing, after which they will undertake Agnes W. Barrett, program: H. D.<lb />
J. E. Tatc reasoned from the law-j tjMtasj. 0f laying plans for another Duncan, tickets; Mi 3 Marv Greene,<lb />
yer's standpoint, telling how a per- rf (nnpus aCtivitie<lb />
son can be both a lawyer and aj<lb />
Christian. He cited the very ob-<lb />
vious fact that there will he unde-<lb />
sirables in every profession until the<lb />
better fitted youth takes their places.<lb />
The fact that Jesus valued the<lb />
human body was stressed by Oscar<lb />
Martin who is a student in the medi-<lb />
cal school at Wake Forest.<lb />
"You may not be an attractive<lb />
person, but you can be an attractive<lb />
Christian. Youth is coming to see<lb />
Are You Interested In Amateur Nights?<lb />
Then Attend The First Annual Frat Show<lb />
Are you a person who enjoys<lb />
aring amateurs sing, dance or<lb />
the beauty of Christianity as per-j play musical instruments' It so,<lb />
sonified iii the lives of young peo-j you'll have this opportunity on<lb />
pie was the doctrine presented by j Thursday evening, May 2, in the<lb />
the representative of the ministry, Robert Jj Wright Building, when<lb />
M�ud 1?ryanV x.  ! the Tau Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi<lb />
Regardless of the vocation one i ll,l�<lb />
ehorertneVt Z -TToS "To-1 fraternitv sponsors its firs, annnal ,e, had the opportnnit, of matin,<lb />
1 , . � t . i rr 1 j 1� � �- I , i , 1 . 1 , , 11 tn Olvt<lb />
der to have the very best talent pos-<lb />
sible on the program.<lb />
If the program answers all the<lb />
sponsors' claims to fame. Phi Sigma<lb />
Pi's show is liable to be the begin-<lb />
ning of a successful career in this<lb />
field for some amateur who has not<lb />
NORMAN WILKERSON<lb />
cation" means "God Calling" should<lb />
be considered above all things.<lb />
Marv Home Elected<lb /><lb />
Science Club Pres.<lb />
� Mary D. Home, sophomore from<lb />
Greenville, was elected president of<lb />
the Science Club during the coming<lb />
year. Having been interested in os-<lb />
teology and taxidermy she has done<lb />
outstanding work in the field of bi-<lb />
ology.<lb />
Helen Ward was chosen vice presi-<lb />
dent; Virginia Whitley, publicity<lb />
chairman; Marguerite Ashbell, treas-<lb />
urer ; and Dorothy Turner secretary.<lb />
city-wide amateur show. The time<lb />
is 7:30 o'clock.<lb />
Spence Hatley is chairman of the<lb />
program, with Vern Kuetemeyer<lb />
a public display of hidden talent.<lb />
There is no age limit for the par-<lb />
ticipants, thus giving the fraternity<lb />
a chance to offer boys, girls and<lb />
serving as co-chairman. The ama- adults a chance to show what they<lb />
teur show will bring to the campus can do in the way of singing, danc-<lb />
the widest array of talent from city ing, giving imitations, playing musi-<lb />
schools and the college ever to be cal instruments or any other thing<lb />
assembled together for an amateur<lb />
program. Hatley's "Deans of<lb />
Rhythm" will intersperse the pro-<lb />
gram with some of the latest song<lb />
hits.<lb />
A mammoth search for talent al-<lb />
ready is under way and as soon as<lb />
the prospective participants are<lb />
rounded up, the sponsors will under-<lb />
take the task of giving auditions.<lb />
The auditions are being held in or-<lb />
that goes to make a program of ama-<lb />
teurs interesting.<lb />
Arrangements are being made with<lb />
local merchants to offer prizes for<lb />
the participants, so there'll be en-<lb />
tertainment for the spectators and<lb />
prizes for those on the program.<lb />
All ECTC students interested in<lb />
trying out for the show are requested<lb />
to confer with Vern Kuetemeyer in<lb />
the immediate future.<lb /><pb facs="00038102_tn_0002" /><lb />
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April 19,<lb />
PAGE TWO<lb />
THE TECO ECHO<lb />
Dorothy IIoii.auEditor in Chief<lb />
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M AUY HoBNE<lb />
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LaRue Moobino<lb />
Reporters�Iris Davis, Harold Tay-<lb />
lor, Sarah Gorham, Lena Mae<lb />
Smith, Mary Baily, Betty Keuz-<lb />
enkamp, Jofca Williams, Pat<lb />
Jackson, Margie Spivey, Lindsay<lb />
Whichard. Margaret D. Moore.<lb />
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Nm4 for cmv CtMiKtiliitioii Apparent<lb />
Need foi a more democratic student government constitution to j<lb />
,mv! the demands of a growing co educational institution has been j<lb />
apparent for some time, and it was so expressed by the students <lb />
In mass meeting assembled last spring. At that time a committee<lb />
was appointed to work on the revision of the present constitution.<lb />
ln une, however, thev were not read to present the efforts of<lb />
their work to the students for approval. Work was discontinued<lb />
for the time lieing.<lb />
Campus Camera<lb />
v<lb />
sen<lb />
 �.<lb />
ve<lb />
new j<lb />
So<lb />
Hue to lack of cooperation this committee has not<lb />
out :Uh1 submitted to the student body for approval a<lb />
fall quarter rolled around, it was discovered that the<lb />
, chAinnan and the majority of the committee members<lb />
had graduated. A new committee, therefore, had to take over and<lb />
start anew<lb />
t worker<lb />
cm, of government suitable for the present needs.<lb />
 will soon close and work will again be discontinued. Once<lb />
th chairman and most of the committee members will<lb />
�rad, lte. It there is not enough foresiglit this tune the same<lb />
: uation that prevailed last fall along the lines of revision will<lb />
occur a second tune. An entirely new committee will probably<lb />
have I i � ike over next fall and experience the same trials and<lb />
tribulations as the last two committees have had. No doubt they<lb />
will make mam of the same mistakes.<lb />
We realize it is undoubtedly too late for the same committee to<lb />
do anything aliout it before June now. and we don't advocate tak-<lb />
ing anv dWic steps in adopting a constitution that wall be no<lb />
better than the one that is now in operation, but we do think that<lb />
something should he done.<lb />
We suggest that a new committee composed only of students<lb />
who will � on the campus next year be appointed immediately<lb />
and that thev meet with the old committee, let them point out what<lb />
thev have done the mistakes made and otter any advice they can.<lb />
With this help the new committee can take up the work where it<lb />
was left off tins spring and continue with it next fall. Then the<lb />
work of revising the constitution can he carried on so that it will<lb />
meet the approval and needs of the student body and go into effect<lb />
with the beginning of the election of officers tor 1941-4$.<lb />
F<lb />
REN CH<lb />
ASHION<lb />
ADS<lb /><lb />
Watching The World<lb />
at <lb />
arc<lb />
the �<lb />
au ' '<lb />
by<lb /><lb />
By Barbara Keuzenkamp<lb />
MEN'S FASHIONS<lb />
Gentlemen, hen' are some styles<lb />
collected for you by -The Sfanhat<lb />
GEORGE LAI3TA1ES �<lb />
rk. and s1<lb />
bribing<lb />
. fiiHiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmini<lb />
 With Hitler's troops in command of Denmai<lb />
Norway the world hardly can determine.what tl<lb />
uill be. The British press reports that<lb />
thwarted attempts of German transport<lb />
� def<lb />
to land<lb />
�� II t.dU vn iM.o i.i .i � nng KoTWegi&amp;n coast, but if this is the ease, then why<lb />
�i '��� � �ha" �� ar, i.avi<lb />
But, most of this new<lb />
mUrW. OF ALABAMA MAS<lb />
A TREE WHOSE ANCESTRY<lb />
CAN BE TRACED BACK<lb />
175 000,000 YEARS<lb />
AT MASSACHUSETTS -STATE COL-<lb />
LEGE, CLEMENT BURR IS PRES-<lb />
IDENT OF TUE JUNIOR CLASS AND<lb />
HIS BROTHEREDERlCK, PRESIDES<lb />
OVER THE FRESHNNEN.<lb />
match the suits, or the suits match<lb />
the hats. But this mueh he can say<lb />
�the same colors are winning in<lb />
both fields. Take business suits for<lb />
instance. There is a definite trend<lb />
in conservative business clothes to-<lb />
ward greys, blues and greens. These<lb />
three colors are the ones which will<lb />
supplant the darker winter shades<lb />
There are goodlooking combinations<lb />
I of these three spring favorites too,<lb />
the grey-greens, blue-greys, and the<lb />
blue-greens. You'll find all of these<lb />
new colors in the best suiting ma-<lb />
 terials this season.<lb />
The sport-wear and spectator side<lb />
of the material picture grow<lb />
ifficult time in Norway du<lb />
comes from allied sources.<lb />
pntain and it- mighty fleet has fa<lb />
isolate Norway from the troops<lb />
England's Chamberlain called "the �<lb />
Napoleon marched into Spai<lb />
more of a headache<lb />
f il<lb />
tr ttic a<lb /><lb />
Geor?e Lautares<lb />
pated. Unless the British navy begn<lb />
highly eulogized superiority over<lb />
the world. Canada, our next door neig<lb />
.lay be under the dictatorship of Hit<lb />
Sweden now finds herseli in a pr<lb />
She ha- been supplying the Germai<lb />
their iron ore and now, she has her -i-<lb />
trvina to drive the Nazi- from her soi<lb />
ships have been shot down while flying �<lb />
Tomorrows olors Organize<lb />
The Young Democratic Club already underway on the E.C.T.C.<lb />
campus is designed to stimulate much interest among tomorrow's<lb />
voters in political affairs of the citv. county, state, and nation<lb />
Whitf ield, Tucker, Make Heroic Rescue<lb />
On Saturday Eve of Junior-Senior<lb />
Heil Hitler!<lb />
from Germany were offered. It seema that Hitler alre<lb />
fate of Sweden will be, possibly the same as that oi .v<lb />
the Swedes are not idle. They have begun a system oi .<lb />
, � tlo tliev hone will one with their aggressors when t<lb />
of the material picture grows in Jg ge pple are preparing for the<lb />
popularity. Joseph s coats of multi-l waitmg and wondering who will be next on :i<lb />
colored stripes in soft Shetland- and ' j11IiaI1iu also has been h:<lb />
 cheviots are featured. Morocco stripe pumania was the source<lb />
outing coats in various contrasting ana allied intervention, this line of<lb />
I strip also have their place. As sue- anything that the Germans need �� "J<lb />
 ' . i-i  nt the-e have no reserve, and Russia, her supposed ally, is not ai<lb />
icessors to the .plaid sport coat, these &amp;a e n n mind �<lb />
who will be next on<lb />
having her trouble with i<lb />
the Nazi oil supply, but n<lb />
supply has Teen .<lb />
should<lb />
worn with<lb />
contrasting! ase<lb />
soon do<lb />
Twinkling stars littered the hlack<lb />
sky last Saturday night after the<lb />
Junior-Senior Dance and a brisk<lb />
"overcoat" breeze whipped across the<lb />
campus. As Ja<lb />
�� . Joii, the devil and his demons are pressed splash.<lb />
uis  v v, t  ames wmtneia ana, ahining up their drums. are printed inanimate object de-<lb />
Such an oreanization can do much through arousing such interest Walter Tucker rounded the eurvc And Tle hearinff Hades hotter for signs on the ties. Designs such as<lb />
bv enabling graduates to vote intelligently when they go to the I front of the new elassroom build- mmes: aU(1 hucklp elub polo<lb />
polls.<lb />
4 her own needs. With this in mind, i m<lb />
jomething about the stubborn Rumanians. Kunu<lb />
colored slacks. Here's an item� lJ n,on. ;11V aot i.llo. Her borders are carefully pa<lb />
knicker suits are attempting a coBe- (iman and Russian frontiers<lb />
back in your hit paraue. Those who lt&amp; tflUg f.(I. 1;1S afinouneed a policy of strict neutrality,<lb />
know, remark that many men look I , Hitler pushes south and secures a foothold � i<lb />
Letter in knickers than in slacks ; then'ltalv i3 not going to stand idly by. Doubtless,<lb />
Sport shirts with halt sleeves aadJ wffl oQ h(1 giJe ((f fh(l aHi(1 However, if Hitler<lb />
big checks�brown and yellow, blue � remain master of her position in the Ifediterranea<lb />
and maroon are popular. remain neutral or she might do as she did in the last �<lb />
with ttmre- � h de that ostensibly will he the ultimate victor.<lb />
I iiiisual: ' ���<lb />
and red<lb />
Ties go native too,<lb />
of color.<lb />
ug they heard cries trom an ap- j M &amp; WB welcome when<lb />
j parently frightened animal t) bi(isfarevveli,<lb />
National surveys have shown that onlv a small portion of the An investigation.disclosed ai black 11 u hm ,iHeil<lb />
tota1 elation takes advantage of the privilege of voting HjSi ff - � �f<lb />
that most of the intelligentsia stay away from the polls. 1 his can 1 Tfw;ker were perplexed, Xeitheri Hel1-<lb />
has ever been done to encourage .g athletic enough t0 climb and there They have given Hell's best black-<lb />
seemed no means of getting the kit-1 smiths orders for brand new<lb />
rest in the contention that nothin .<lb />
,r interest. A young Democrats club on the E.C.T.C1. campus<lb />
help greath in stimulating interest in voting<lb />
'forks,<lb />
belts and buckles, golf clubs, polo<lb />
mallets, et cetera. Here, too, Sulka<lb />
advises that it i- -mart to match<lb />
tie and handkerchief. Crocheted ties<lb />
are in again, too.<lb />
orest lias aireau eiprrascu n-s mwnv.� v tmwij r���;�� �c . "<lb />
, a hu- and coming to Greenville soon for a meeting with trunk of the tree and called ina kind<lb />
ciiuwiuig , u j i t i- .� llorro L-nnun tone ot voice: "( ome here, kitty, kit-<lb />
our group). This should do much to make oui college known yifnThohtttnnkhm&amp;t<lb />
among other<lb />
her schools. Also it will cause tomororw's governmental<lb />
tv.<lb />
) word and started era wlingslowly, head<lb />
leaders to realize that there are students in college who have an g aown tie tnmk of the tree. The<lb />
"entree<lb />
For King Satan has proclaimed it<lb />
Hell's first legal holiday.<lb />
He will have a special escort of<lb />
Hell's prominent young Jews,<lb />
icaiiers iu iwh� "��� iw    �� v�.    � - M.eu s promineni vouug ��,<lb />
active interest in governmental affairs. After all the destiny of kitten's rescuer had been handbagK &amp;wfi shoemaker ,vin<lb />
the nation rests in'the hands of tomorrow's voters, and unless they refreshments at the dance and when, rpdhot shoes;<lb />
tnt nation ltsi i  within reach of the . , . iini,)inf i,not.<lb />
are interested today it i<lb />
when the burden fa<lb />
likely thev shall not<lb />
upon their shoulders<lb />
luu. anv interest � ki'ten got within reach of the<lb />
rescuer's hands, he licked remnants<lb />
of lime ice off them and jumped to<lb />
adjust his redhot shoes;<lb />
And he'll wear a copper helmet heat-<lb />
ed to a cherry red,<lb />
- .�, , 1 2 With a ring of flaming serpents on<lb />
the ground. The kitten then vanished p,elulo.Aryan heaa !<lb />
into the night. j<lb />
This rescue vies with the story of , Aye. there's eager preparation in<lb />
s that realm beyond the Styx,<lb />
And a bedlam of excitement 'mongst<lb />
with a program rich m euucauouu, .ue ,� rTlaait'tegit a photograph of I the Jews and Czechs and Micks;<lb />
East Carolina Teachers College again successfully carried out an-1 ()UT,tamling aebutante. Each was And there'll he a mighty shouting<lb />
other high school day program. This fifth annual event, acclaimed 1 M5CegsfllL The cub was sent on! and a rolling of the drums�<lb />
hv nianv as tlHMioU"est and best" High School Day in tlie history of ! -  � .�<lb />
" � .    ,i � il iii�:�4-<lb />
AStudent'sReflections<lb />
( To the Professor)<lb />
I seem to hear you speaking. Sir,<lb />
But don't know what you say.<lb />
Your words just pass right through<lb />
my head<lb />
And quickly fly away.<lb />
You harp on things I inner heard<lb />
And keep me busy guessing.<lb />
(Oh, horrors now, don't call on me.<lb />
I haven't seen the lesson.)<lb />
I'd certainly like to go to sleep<lb />
There's little else to do<lb />
But sit and wish the bell would ring<lb />
Or nod the hour through.<lb />
Ruth Poixabd.<lb />
rmWW9'<lb />
Deuces Wild<lb />
by<lb />
ASA SPADES<lb />
Five in a Row<lb />
Playing host to approximately three thousand high school  Cab reporter on a metropolitan<lb />
 with � prog rich i� eduction.1 vah, a -?��E�2X<lb />
English Club Plans<lb />
Meet for April 23<lb />
unsuccessful. The cub was sent on ; and a rolling of the drums�<lb />
the assignment and returned with the j For all Hell is waiting, waiting for<lb />
photograph. This seemed unusual to<lb />
tional aspects by showing them how both play and study prevail<lb />
for a student at college. As this is the group of high school seniors<lb />
that will make up the freshmen classes in colleges next year, the ad-<lb />
vantages of such a program are obvious. As an inspiration to<lb />
high school seniors to undertake a college career, this event has<lb />
untold worth to those students and the state as a whole. A high<lb />
school day program of this kind is also a splendid means of ad-<lb />
vertising our institution.<lb />
To the administration, the committee chairmen who occupied<lb />
the "key" positions of responsibility for the day, to the entire<lb />
student body, arid to those outside the school (especially to the<lb />
local police and highway pat�! force who helped with the traffic<lb />
situation) is due the highest praise for the "biggest and best" high<lb />
school dav in the history of East Carolina Teachers College.<lb />
Don. was handled with the smoothest and most efficient �<lb />
cooperation bx those in charge of committees for the day, and j the veterans, who had tried every<lb />
cooperation 03 hi� y g rn� r-m way possible to obtain the picture,<lb />
demonstrated once more that East Carolina 1 eachers College can .J <lb />
do things on a grand scale with a minimum of confusion. )t cub plseA: "Why I<lb />
The program for the day was so designed as to present the sounded the doorbell and asked the<lb />
visitors with a' bird's-eye view of college life in its serious and recrca- lady for her photograph.<lb />
ECTC Is Host to<lb />
Ninety-nine Schools<lb />
(Continued from page one)<lb />
registration, and Dean C. Tabor,<lb />
music.<lb />
All classes took a recess after sec-<lb />
ond period and the entire student<lb />
body joined the committeemen in<lb />
receiving the guests. Pitt County<lb />
furnished 385 of the more than<lb />
�2,600 students in attendance. This<lb />
was the first time in three years<lb />
that Pitt has led Wilson County.<lb />
A Pitt County softball team defeated<lb />
a Wilson County team 13-3. This<lb />
will be a regular feature of future<lb />
High School Days.<lb />
Herr Hitler when he comes.<lb />
�Anon.<lb />
New BSU Council<lb />
To Take Over Soon<lb />
Laurels to the Juniors<lb />
The Junior-Senior prom held Saturday night rivaled any other<lb />
prom that has been given on the campus here with superior en-<lb />
tertainment for all.<lb />
For the first time provision was made for those who didn't care<lb />
to attend the dance. These students were entertained at a special<lb />
party in the home economics department of the new classroom<lb />
building. ,<lb />
laurels should go to Bill Merner and the Junior Class for one<lb />
of the most successful Junior-Senior proms ever given at East<lb />
Carolina Teachers College.<lb />
BEAUTIFUL<lb />
ACCESSORIES<lb />
for dress, evening, and<lb />
sport costumes<lb />
C. Hebcr Forbes<lb />
The outgoing Baptist Student<lb />
Union Council will formally turn<lb />
over the reins of B.S.U. activities to<lb />
the incoming one in the installation<lb />
banquet of the 1940-41 officers at<lb />
the Woman's Club on April 27.<lb />
Succeeding India Hill, Masie<lb />
Castlebury has served as president of<lb />
the Council since Christmas, and<lb />
Masie has been re-elected to serve as<lb />
president for next year's Council.<lb />
Other members of the Council are:<lb />
First Vice President, Laura Faye<lb />
Wood; Second Vice President, Mar-<lb />
garet Broughton; Third Vice Pres-<lb />
ident, Virginia Weldon; Sunday<lb />
School Representative from Memo-<lb />
rial, Themise Smith; Sunday School<lb />
Representative from Immanuel,<lb />
Virginia Dixon; B.T.U. Representa-<lb />
tive from Memorial, Charlotte<lb />
Shearon; B. T. U. Representative<lb />
from Immanuel, Susie Tharington;<lb />
Secretary, Sarah Cox; Treasurer,<lb />
Ruth Nix; Y.W.A. Representative,<lb />
Blanche Chappell; Publicity Chair-<lb />
man, Elsie Brendle; Poster Chair-<lb />
man, Helen Sorrell; Music Director,<lb />
"Lib" Coppedge; Baptist Student<lb />
Representative, "Bunch" Lee; Free<lb />
Will Baptist, Novine Moore; Day<lb />
Student Representative, "Lib" Hol-<lb />
liday.<lb />
The English Club will have it-<lb />
April meeting Tuesday night, April<lb />
23, in the English Laboratory. The<lb />
program will vary from selections<lb />
from the Verse-speaking Choir to a<lb />
play by the dramatic group and se-<lb />
lections from the Writers' group.<lb />
This will be the last meeting besides<lb />
the social in May.<lb />
Most of the programs of the year<lb />
have been presented by the students<lb />
with the exception of Miss Jenkins'<lb />
and Dr. Meadows' contributing dis-<lb />
cussions of literary interests. To-<lb />
gether with the Poe Society, the Eng-<lb />
lish Club had Miss F. Meredith<lb />
Diet editor of the Southern Literar-<lb />
ary Messenger, to speak at intervals<lb />
during her two-day visit on the cam-<lb />
pus in February.<lb />
LUCILLE BEDFORD had better quit washing her face.<lb />
showing signs of erosion.<lb />
0 c <lb />
COMPLIMENTS OF IDA TOWXSEXD:<lb />
Oh love, oh love, oh love, oh love<lb />
Oh love, oh love, oh love.<lb />
Oh love, oh love, oh love, oh love<lb />
Oh love, oh love, oh love.<lb /><lb />
There's the story, charmingly rendered by Lib Wilson, of<lb />
who dressed her young daughter in a new dress and told he<lb />
it dirty she would kill her. The little girl<lb />
play and got the dress dirty, so her mot<lb />
out and killed her.<lb /><lb />
WHY BRING THAT CP said the <lb />
seasick passenger.<lb /><lb />
DOFFINITION: An ash tray Ls f<lb />
put cigarette butts in when the room has<lb /><lb />
INVENTION: A good way to catch<lb />
hide behind a tree and make a noi?<lb /><lb />
worn;<lb />
OK<lb /><lb />
ODE TO THE LIBRARY: (A fine of fifty-two cents.<lb />
Laugh and the Library laughs with you.<lb />
Get sent out and you go alone.<lb /><lb />
FOOLOSOPHY: Anyone as big as a house has an ex.<lb />
plastered.<lb />
IT PAYS TO<lb />
TRY WHAT<lb />
MILLIONS BUY!<lb />
ROYAL CROWN<lb />
COLA!<lb />
Nehi Bottling Co.<lb />
J. C. WALDROP<lb />
HOWARD WALDROP<lb />
Kedettes 1.94 and 2.50<lb />
Sport Oxfords 2.95 Up<lb />
Spectator Pumps<lb />
3.95 and 5.95<lb />
Blount-Ifaun<lb />
i6Your XRay Shoe Store<lb />
' � I- - .<lb />
Afc!<lb />
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I iq, 1940<lb />
THE TECO ECHO<lb />
 TJH-K TJSCQ ECHO PAGE THREE<lb />
Trophy Is Retained In 5-2 Win Over ACC<lb />
ran'oliege, 50 per<lb />
ut body members<lb />
former students of<lb />
bi school's famous<lb />
State University<lb />
 planting trees bear-<lb />
orative plaques.<lb />
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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiii<lb />
( 1<lb />
ALONG<lb />
THE SIDELINES<lb />
With<lb />
James Whitfield<lb />
IBrody's<lb />
HUrCESSFUl<lb />
FLATTERERS<lb />
FASH<lb />
fur JUNIORS!<lb />
FxrJusivpjy Here in a<lb />
b'iiop All Their Own!<lb />
�<lb />
Lucky<lb />
evocative veraiort -<lb />
d o tt ed rayon crepeA -<lb />
csty white lingeries<lb />
llai and cuffs add a <lb />
ireshing tpring V<lb />
te Sizes l to 17.<lb />
'Double Love'<lb />
Burtons march down I<lb />
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George Iutares. associate sports editor this pear for the Taoo Echo, is the<lb />
9est columnist in this issue for James Whitfield. who ha been working on a<lb />
sei.es o stories for one of the xtate<lb />
newspaper.<lb />
WE WON<lb />
of<lb />
papers since the lant issue of the ECTC<lb />
W!<lb />
(<lb />
ien the ftews and Observer published an account<lb />
1 , ' v an�PMl game, local fans were surprised to find that<lb />
nnphril had uu� according to the News and Observer. However,<lb />
the 1 irates were victorious over the Camels and a later edition of the<lb />
paper acknowledged the mistake, and expressed apologies.<lb />
MIX-UP -High Point College was supposed to plav a tennis match<lb />
ami baseball game here a few weeks ago but failed to show up The<lb />
tennis team was ready and Coach Farley's baseballers were ready, but<lb />
when game time arrived, there was no opposition. As a result, fans were<lb />
disappointed and the games must be postponed until a later date. Thus<lb />
far, no explanation has been offered by the guilty opponents, but it<lb />
seems that a bit of confirmation of scheduled games before game<lb />
time would prevent such incidents occurring.<lb />
JIVERS�Local athletes must have their diversion during their<lb />
leisure seasons, and many of them take to the gym to get their exercise.<lb />
Every evening between the hours of i() and 7:30 such stars as Bill<lb />
Davidson, "Dopey" Watson, Joe Williams, and others may be found<lb />
building up their muscles to the tune of some swingy melody. The bovs<lb />
show much agility and dexterity and even Fred Asta'ire might look upon<lb />
them with envy.<lb />
SHOES�One of the most interesting events of the intramural pro-<lb />
gram is the annual Horseshoe tournament. This vear. the tournament<lb />
should prove even more interesting because of an abundance of new-<lb />
talent on our campus. Freshmen Sammy Crandall. Malcolm Frenek. and<lb />
dames Thomas are reputed to hold championships in their respective<lb />
home towns. Such veteran pitchers as Tom Cox and John Williams will<lb />
lie back on the scene to offer competition to the newcomers. Frenek. who<lb />
hails from Southport, is favored to oust all other competitors in this<lb />
sport thriller.<lb />
NORMAN� Xrman Mayo, who sprained his ankle in a recent baseball<lb />
game states that he is ready to hold down third base again. Norman has<lb />
���')) going fr long walks in order to build up his injured member and to<lb />
those who have seen Norman, we don't have to tell you that he hasn't<lb />
been walking alone.<lb />
BREECE�Probably the most improved member of the Pirate tennis<lb />
squad is David Breeee. At the beginning of the season. David was inex-<lb />
perienced and unpolished. However, he has worked hard at his game<lb />
ami now he is one of the best on the squad. Few students know the actual<lb />
rankings of the tennis n layers, so here they are as they stand to date:<lb />
1. Jimmy Dempsey. 2. Doug Glo'Cr, 3. Herbert Wilkerson. 4. Charley<lb />
Harris. 5. David Breeee, 6. Leon Meadows. These rankings are subject<lb />
to change at any time and it is a good bet that Breeee wil rise from his<lb />
No. 5 spot as the season progresses.<lb />
INTRAMURALS�This year the college has planned the largest<lb />
intramural program ever held at ECTC. The variety of events includes:<lb />
Softball, tennis, pingpong, horseshoes, and a track meet. These events<lb />
are open to girls as well as boys, and should be of interest to every<lb />
student. In the past not much emphasis has been placed on intramural<lb />
activities at this school due to the laxity of the students. However, this<lb />
year, the intramural head lias expressed his wish that each student take<lb />
par? in some event. It is not compulsory, but the program should be sup-<lb />
ported fej the students with more interest than has been shown in the<lb />
years gone Y when our college lacked any form of intramural athletics,<lb />
BASEBALL�Thp� Pirate-Oak Ridge game showed that Coach Far-<lb />
ley's team has almost reaped its peak. Bill Shelton played a swell defen-<lb />
sive game at short stop and ik&amp;Py Martin performed in fine style on the<lb />
mound. It was a cold day but the Pirates were too hot for the boys from<lb />
Oak Ridge. While the batting attack wasn't up to par, the boys showed<lb />
enough power to push over the three runs nessary for victory. Kelly<lb />
Martin s triple was the big blow of the game thai decided the victory.<lb />
TENNIS COURTS�The re-salvaging of various te7Miis courts scat-<lb />
tered about our campus is almost completed and when the last net has<lb />
been fixed, ECTC will have a total of six tennis courts. Two of these�<lb />
courts are in good condition, by that I mean that they can be played on<lb />
if one is careful of ruts and holes and watches the ball as it angles crazily<lb />
, out of some small depression. Of course, to be able to enjoy the privilege<lb />
of playing tennis, one must wait for several hours before taking to the<lb />
courts. All in all, the courts are O.K but there is one small hindrance<lb />
that has been overlooked, and that is holding classes on the courts. These<lb />
I classes begin at two-thirty every day, at the height of tennis time. At<lb />
I this time, the amateurs, the tennis team, and other players are told, not<lb />
; asked, to clear the courts. If our college had its quota of courts, there<lb />
would be no objection to having classes on the courts, but since it doesn't,<lb />
�it seems only natural that the classes should be discontinued. Another<lb />
j thing, why doesn't the college give the tennis team the courts for two<lb />
! hours every day! If the remainder of the student body had free access<lb />
j to the courts every day up until four o'clock, then the students would<lb />
gladly relinquish the courts to the tennis team for the remainder of the<lb />
afternoon. i lfty<lb />
INTRAMURAL BASEBALL�The rain last week cancelled all intra-<lb />
mural baseball contests but the boys are ready to go when better weather<lb />
comes. Each club boasts of pennant winning teams but from here, it<lb />
looks as though the Jitterbugs will outclass the Swingsters, the Deans<lb />
of Rhythm, and of course, the Skunks (Dudash and Brock, Inc.).<lb />
Visitors on High School Dav eouldi<lb />
couldn't afford to stay away from the athletic field as Coach Bo Farley's<lb />
Pirates trounced the Bulldogs of Atlantic Christian College &amp;-2 before a receptive crowd. From the fit-r pitch<lb />
until the last, interest in the game never dwindled. There was a large delegation here from Atlantic '<lb />
College.<lb />
hnstian<lb />
Martin Wins Own Game Over Cadets;<lb />
Pirates Divide With Trojans, Camels<lb />
Campbell Loses,<lb />
Louisburg Wins<lb />
The ECTC Pirates' baseball team<lb />
avenged a previous defeat at the<lb />
hand of Elon College by taking their j<lb />
revenge out on the Campbell Cam-<lb />
els. The Pirates engaged the Camels<lb />
in two encounters and were victorious<lb />
in both of them. The Pirates won'<lb />
the first on the local diamond by a<lb />
7-1 score. The second contest, played <lb />
cm the Campbell field, was won by a <lb />
7-5 score.<lb />
In the home game, Charles Fu-<lb />
trell, Greenville bov, and Wendy<lb />
Pitt Wins<lb />
A Pitt County softball team<lb />
won 13-3 over a Wilson County<lb />
team in the morning attraction<lb />
of the fifth annual High School<lb />
Day here Tuesday. This will be<lb />
an annual feature of future<lb />
High School Days and the Pitt<lb />
team will be defending cham-<lb />
pions against an opposing team<lb />
in next year's events.<lb />
Two-Run Triple<lb />
Decides Victory<lb />
Kelly Gives Up<lb />
Only Five Hits,<lb />
Whiffs Seven<lb />
Waldrop Stands Out<lb />
For Fielding Honors<lb />
Timely and effective hitting pro-<lb />
duced a 5-2 triumph for Coach Far-<lb />
ley's Pirates over the Bulldogs of<lb />
Atlantic Christian College here Tues-<lb />
day afternoon in a baseball game,<lb />
the feature attraction of the fifth<lb />
annual High School Dav.<lb />
One thing that retarded the prog-<lb />
ress oi tlie Bulldogs and caused the<lb />
Pirate, to retain the traditional Bo<lb />
Hunk trophy, was<lb />
performance of K<lb />
yielded only five hits an I i<lb />
seven members of Tnt- visiting<lb />
But the visitors"<lb />
so had either. He limited I 1<lb />
to a half-dozen safeties ind <lb />
off his exceptional day on the I<lb />
with ten strikeout<lb />
One of the most unusual f<lb />
of the game wa- offered bj tin<lb />
dogs. That wa the hitting s<lb />
of Mike Geffert, bespectacled<lb />
dog catcher. When Mik<lb />
hind the plate he ta<lb />
hurling<lb />
in, who<lb />
on t a<lb />
i.<lb />
iU<lb />
High Point Loses<lb />
In Tennis Meet<lb />
Kelly Martin's five-hit hurling and<lb />
his thrilling two-run triple were the<lb />
I decisive factors as East Carolina<lb />
I Teachers College romped to a 3-2<lb />
j verdict over Oak Ridge Military In-<lb />
stitute in a baseball game here last<lb />
j Saturday afternoon.<lb />
All the glory of the game, which<lb />
was limited to seven innings be<lb />
 cause of cold weather, was Kelly's, i<lb />
And here's how that scoring was Itn5season &amp;egan,jhspiayed<lb />
done : In the second inning "Windy"<lb />
! Winstead was hit was a pitched ball.<lb />
j Charles Futurell. next batter, drew<lb />
glasses. When he hits he puts them<lb />
on again. In the High School Day<lb />
game he put them on and colle ted<lb />
a homerun, a triple and a single in<lb />
three trips for a perfect day at bat.<lb />
The Pirates opened their scoring<lb />
party in the seconu when Flovd Hirf-<lb />
ton walked, advanced to second on<lb />
Windy Winstead's single, stole third<lb />
and scored on a wild pitch. Gard-<lb />
ner's error. Charles Futreli's single<lb />
and Wiley Brown's single accounted<lb />
for another in the fifth. Houston's<lb />
error, Futreli's two-run single gave<lb />
the Pirates three in the fifth.<lb />
Paul Waldrop, who has been hav-<lb />
ing some trouble around second since<lb />
C. II<lb />
aynes tennis- team<lb />
a walk. Paul Waldrop peached sec-<lb />
Coach H<lb />
Winstead, led the Pirate attack with j finally got around to playing a meet ond on Etliip Herring's bad throw to<lb />
here last Friday afternoon as they.first aml Winstea,l scored. Futrell<lb />
turned back High Point College 4-0 i1(i ;NM�P were ushered home on<lb />
in a meet that was cut short on ac-1 tf?� ' three-base blast to center,<lb />
count of rain, j But that isn't all that happened in<lb />
As most ECTC sports fans re-1that innin�- Martin hesitated on<lb />
member, the Pirates were supposed !tlurd and was t0� slow t0 beat the<lb />
to have engaged the boys from High i tserieM peg home as a result. It<lb />
Point at an earlier date, but they was m the W9!�4 inning that Oak<lb />
failed to show up and the meet had I Rl(Ioe Scored its initial run. Dane-<lb />
to be canceled. 'hey singled, stole second, wettJ to<lb />
three hits apiece. One of Futreli's<lb />
blows was a long hit to left field<lb />
which was good for three bases. Mae<lb />
Flythe worked on the mound and<lb />
was too much for the Campbell boys.<lb />
His steady pitching, backed by stellar<lb />
defensive work, was enough to hold<lb />
the visitors scoreless.<lb />
Flythe again was called upoa to<lb />
hurl against the Camels in the game<lb />
played on their field. In this gams,<lb />
the Camels gave Flythe plenty of<lb />
trouble, but the Pirates bunched<lb />
their hits at the right time to score<lb />
the extra runs necessarv for victory.<lb />
All in all, the Pirates scored 14<lb />
runs in two games to Campbell's 5,<lb />
�<lb />
of a veteran in Tuesday's encounter<lb />
by handling all bis chances in fine<lb />
style. Waldrop showed more im-<lb />
provement than any other playei<lb />
over previous games.<lb />
Futrell got two of the Piratf<lb />
Danehey tried a squeezed plaj<lb />
sixth, but it failed to work.<lb />
hits<lb />
v in the<lb />
In the meet last Friday victories I tur( on Johnson's infield out ail'i j <lb />
were turned ill by Jimmie Dempsey seored on Monroe's two-base knock.<lb />
Douglas GloverLeon Meadows and A fiel(ler's choice, a single and an<lb />
Herbert Wilkerson. David Breeee Ierror were combined to give the<lb />
was in the process of gaining vie Cadets their final run in the fifth.<lb />
tory over his opponent when rain<lb />
intervened.<lb />
Coach Haynes' netters will en-<lb />
gage William and Mary (Norfolk<lb />
division) on the local courts here<lb />
afternoon � �<lb />
Their defensive work was superior � . -<lb />
and their batting attack was hardertllIS afternoon at 2 o clock. Their<lb />
It was a case of the best team emerg- fext �ets will be with Lenoir-Rhyne<lb />
here on May 3 and Louisburg Col-<lb />
Moritz, Shelton, Winstead and<lb />
Martin collected one hit apiece for<lb />
the Pirates. Danehey got two hits in<lb />
as many trips for the Cadets.<lb />
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This meet showed last year' regu-<lb />
lars up to their usual good form.<lb />
The boys got off to a slow start but<lb />
rejuvenated against High Point with<lb />
a 4-0 win and acquired new polish<lb />
against the boys from Wilson.<lb />
In the singles Dempsey defeated<lb />
White 6-1, 6-0; Glover defeated<lb />
Windham 6-0, 6-0; Harris defeated<lb />
Holliday 6-0, 6-0; Breeee defeated<lb />
Scott 6-1, 6-2 and Meadows defeated<lb />
Ward 9-7, 6-0.<lb />
Breeee and Dempsey collaborated<lb />
in the first doubles to defeat White<lb />
and Windham 6-0, 6-0. In the other<lb />
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PAGE FOUR<lb />
THE TECO ECHO<lb />
April 19, 1940<lb />
of Pittsboro, N. GL is now teaching<lb />
in the Parker School, Greenville,<lb />
8. C. She was delighted recently to<lb />
have President Meadows visit her<lb />
school.<lb /><lb />
Queen of East Carolina<lb />
I DID YOU KNOW THAT <lb />
BISSETT'S<lb />
Serves the Most Delicious<lb />
Banana Split You've Ever<lb />
Tasted For<lb />
ONLY 15c?<lb />
I<lb />
Typical scenes from high school<lb />
day. On the upper left can he seen a<lb />
group of students walking around I<lb />
the fountain in Wright Circle; on j<lb />
the upper right students are seen I<lb />
grouped in front of the Wright;<lb />
building; on the lower left seniors<lb />
are being served at the harhecue<lb />
luncheon OB hark campus.<lb />
j<lb />
i<lb />
I<lb />
Among<lb />
The<lb />
Alumni<lb />
NEWS FROM THE CHAPTERS<lb />
Goldsboro<lb />
v. n, (Chapter of the Alumni<lb />
As�  �;  . t East Carolina Teach-<lb />
ers Collegt met, on April 8, for a<lb />
�) � I 'arolina Coffee Shop.<lb />
- meeting was followed<lb />
ss  ssion at the home of<lb />
.Taiu a<lb />
at<lb />
banqut<lb />
: U :<lb />
by B : Oil<lb />
Mrs. T. <lb />
Miss N<lb />
was elect<lb />
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tnK<lb />
P<lb />
�penei<lb />
W. V<lb />
Mil<lb />
tarv<lb />
enees m<lb />
Mewell, class of '37,<lb />
?ident for the year<lb />
ding Mrs. Russell G.<lb />
M Malloy, "). Mrs.<lb />
Westmoreland was named<lb />
sidenl and Mrs. K. M. Helms<lb />
A S r. t( i st-cretarv-<lb />
 M t 1�� s. Alumni Secre-<lb />
: M Ruth White, a mem-<lb />
- � fi 'ulty-alumni advisory<lb />
tee, were guests for the eve-<lb />
Ayden<lb />
Mamie E. Jenkins will speak<lb />
ivd n East 'arolina Teachers<lb />
Alumni, Tut-day evening.<lb />
 Sfiss Jenkins will relate<lb />
� tl e most interesting experi-<lb />
i trip through the seven<lb />
f western Europe. She<lb />
in both ways on German<lb />
Raleigh<lb />
The annual East Carolina Teach-<lb />
ers College Luncheon was held at<lb />
the Woman's Club during the<lb />
X.C.E.A. convention. Mrs. O. Key<lb />
Joyner (Christine Tick) presided<lb />
over the luncheon.<lb />
After a short social hour in the<lb />
music room, alumni were invited<lb />
into the dining room to a banquet i jl0r 0 turning alumni<lb />
The room<lb />
Alumni Association of East Caro-<lb />
lina Teachers College.<lb />
Last week. Kuby Gams, Annie<lb />
Laurie Melvin. and Ethel Williams,<lb />
teachers in the Blind School, Ra-<lb />
leigh, X. C. observed in the Train-<lb />
ing School for a day. While here they<lb />
called by the Alumni Room.<lb />
Other former students to call by<lb />
in the last week have been Roy Har-<lb />
row, Elm City, X. C Mary Taylor,<lb />
Winterville; Elizabeth Oopeland,<lb />
Ay den; Grace Spencer, llarrells-<lb />
ville: Jack Humphreys, Moyock;<lb />
and Mamie K. Tunstall and Mrs.<lb />
R. E. Sellers. Greenville.<lb />
The college is always delighted to<lb />
have alumni return for the week-<lb />
end or a day's visit to the campus.<lb />
The Alumni Room belongs to each !<lb />
of you. Make it your meeting place<lb />
when you return. We hope that as<lb />
the weeks go by, the guest book will<lb />
show a marked increase in the iium-<lb />
table set for twenty-six.<lb />
was decorated with yellow and pur-<lb />
ple flowers, the centerpiece being and .<lb />
made of jonquils and Japanese<lb />
daisies.<lb />
During the luncheon, guests from<lb />
The college�Dr. Loon R. Meadows,<lb />
Dr. Carl Adams, Dr. and Mrs. A. D.<lb />
Frank, and Miss Estelle McClees�<lb />
were recognised and each gave a<lb />
: word of greeting. At the close of the<lb />
hour. President Meadows made a<lb />
; short talk.<lb />
Dr. Carl Adams suggested that<lb />
next year the association have a<lb />
registration at the hotel headquar-<lb />
ters or the auditorium where the<lb />
ECTC Alumni can get together and<lb />
can also buy tickets for the luncheon.<lb />
Greenville<lb />
Fridav evening, April 5. the<lb />
Mrs. C. R. Taylor (Anne Eliza-<lb />
beth Thomas), class of '2f, formerly<lb />
FRESH DAILY<lb />
Doughnuts<lb />
And<lb />
Buns<lb />
From<lb />
PEOPLE'S<lb />
BAKERY<lb />
At<lb />
COLLEGE "Y"<lb />
STORE<lb />
Your<lb />
"Danoinir<lb />
(o-eT<lb />
is hack<lb />
Merry-Man Hunters on Broadway<lb />
TURNER � BLONDELL � MURPHY<lb />
ts and arrived in Xow York on Greenville Chapter of the East Caro-<lb />
le iast German boat to get through lina Teachers College Alumni met<lb />
without tronhle. Many of the place in the ,Y" hut. �<lb />
that she visited have figured greatly Jfjgg Mamie E. Jenkins, member<lb />
in The news since then. i of the college faculty, was the prin-<lb />
The meeting will be held at The eipal speaker of the evening. She<lb />
aome 0f Mrs. G. C Dixon (Julia! entertained the group with an ac-<lb />
Elliott . Mi- EEzabeth Copeland count of some of her experiences<lb />
 Mrs. Jamie Dail (Alice Mae ami places that she visited while<lb />
BAKER'S STUDIO<lb />
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hostesses.<lb />
will serve as joint<lb />
Charlotte<lb />
Charlotte has a newly organized<lb />
alumni chapter. The organisation<lb />
meeting was beld at The home of Mrs.<lb />
L. W. Bogers<lb />
The officers an<lb />
or<lb />
Traveling in western Europe last<lb />
summer.<lb />
Mesdames Lessie Jennings Staf-<lb />
ford and Ernestine Wynne Garner<lb />
and Miss Ella Tucker Smith were<lb />
welcomed as new members. Dr. R. J.<lb />
Nancy Brantley). g visitc(1 the chapter.<lb />
Mrs. Ina Whitakerl Misses Evelyn Rogers, Grace<lb />
�. president; Mrs. Vera Miller 5 jJeanie Boone Haskett and<lb />
I Mrs. Janie Jackson were hostesses<lb />
line<lb />
teagall,<lb />
-erretary; Mrs.<lb />
Hkney B. Rogers, Treasurer; and<lb />
Mrs. Glennv Mangjm Sawyer, re-<lb />
RecenTl<lb />
Alumni Notes<lb />
Baxter Ridenhour, Ba-<lb />
he chapter will hold month- jhama. X. C�and Mary Belle Clark,<lb />
lv meetings. 'Danville, Va have joined the State'<lb />
STUDENTS<lb />
PGtronize Your Stationery Store and<lb />
Soda Shop<lb />
.411 Profits are Spent for Campus<lb />
improvements<lb />
See Our Bargain Counter for Some<lb />
Real Bargains<lb />
DO YOU SING?<lb />
Or Dance, Play a Musical Instrument, Do Imitations, or do you<lb />
have some little act or stunt you are proud of? If so, here is your<lb />
chance to gain recognition.<lb />
On Thursday evening, May 2, 1940, at 7:30 o'clock in the Robert<lb />
H. Wright Memorial Building, the Tau Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi<lb />
Fraternity of East Carolina Teachers College is sponsoring a city-<lb />
wide amateur show.<lb />
There is no age limit. Everyone from baby to great-great grand-<lb />
paw is eligible for competition.<lb />
This may be YOUR chance to realize a cherished ambition. Don t<lb />
delay. Fill out the entry blank now!<lb />
Entrants will be notified by mail when to appear for auditions.<lb />
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Address Age<lb />
What do you do?<lb />
( Sing?<lb />
( Dance?<lb />
( Give Imitations?<lb />
( Play a Musical Instrument?<lb />
Or what do you do?<lb />
If you sing, dance, or play a musical instrument, will you<lb />
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