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U Pays To Do Business<lb />
With Those Businesses<lb />
That Advertise With Us<lb />
Easttarolinian<lb />
Attend Chapel Services<lb />
Each Tuesday At Noon<lb />
In Austin Auditorium<lb />
ME XXIX<lb />
GREENVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953<lb />
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East Carolina<lb />
Number 1<lb />
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ects 2,200 Enrollment<lb />
Student Self Help Wages Here<lb />
Rises To ,50 Cents An Hour<lb />
Enrollment Begins<lb />
Employees Receive<lb />
More Pay, Work Less<lb />
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at a meeting of<lb />
Association<lb />
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tat time that he<lb />
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rate 10 to 15 per<lb />
near future.<lb />
also raised then on.<lb />
North Carolina<lb />
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paying a<lb />
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mpared the costs<lb />
.i dining hall prices.<lb />
� UNC run up to $45<lb />
� East Carolina<lb />
p23 er quarter.<lb />
are also higher at<lb />
its<lb />
Efforts � the East (Carolina stud-<lb />
ody and college officais to de-<lb />
nethod of assistii g outstand<lb />
g boys and girls to attend college,<lb />
10 lack the necessary money to do<lb />
. are showing up in a !iu' fashion<lb />
e campus this fall, lr. Clinton<lb />
Prewett, director of Student per-<lb />
nel, said this week.<lb />
first students to be granted<lb />
dps from the accrued prof-<lb />
- of the Book Store arc entering<lb />
�usiness education, accounting.<lb />
Joseph Romus Pearce, Raleigh,<lb />
i Hugh Morson High School, business<lb />
! ,<lb />
i lucatioi<lb />
: Richard<lb />
Business management:<lb />
Joyner Brooks, Route 2<lb />
h School, science,<lb />
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olina this quarter. Al<lb />
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29 of th<lb />
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Treasurer<lb />
Student<lb />
Office Friday<lb />
Opens<lb />
Budget<lb />
g date "f the<lb />
. Billy Laugh-<lb />
of the Student<lb />
A n. announced.<lb />
posted sometime<lb />
. the door of the<lb />
ted in the base-<lb />
� . � in. The office will be able<lb />
hours a day, an<lb />
year. This was<lb />
an addition to the<lb />
h was approved in<lb />
� Legislature last spring.<lb />
three staff workers.<lb />
the Budget office staff<lb />
Aim Bymim, first as-<lb />
easorer; Milton Foley, se-<lb />
tant 1 rer; and Howard<lb />
i d assistant.<lb />
Budget office handles student<lb />
- and cashes checks on any<lb />
with the requirement of plac-<lb />
tt college on the check.<lb />
takes care of identification<lb />
are for college athletics<lb />
tainments. There is no<lb />
ge for the services renderd by<lb />
office to the students. Billy<lb />
In addition the office handles SGA<lb />
funds and Student Government<lb />
-ored organizations funds.<lb />
.),<lb />
I100 sc awarded to<lb />
mts already enrolled in college<lb />
�asl Carolina are receiving as-<lb />
br the fir t time. There are<lb />
se m holai ship students.<lb />
holarships were awarded by<lb />
a committee headed I y Dr. Prewett,<lb />
on the basis of scholastic record,<lb />
participation in school affairs, char-<lb />
acter, personality and qualities<lb />
Indicating success in college work.<lb />
Dr. Prewett has proclaimed these<lb />
-hips as  eration Invest-<lb />
ment in Youth<lb />
Listed with the school from which<lb />
they were graduated, the subject in<lb />
which they plan to specialize in their<lb />
ge work, and the type of work<lb />
for which they are preparing them-<lb />
�- they are:<lb />
Men: Franklin R. Austin. Route I,<lb />
� on, Clintoi High Scl k1, math-<lb />
, tea Wilson lb Hux,<lb />
VVeldon, W High School, pre-<lb />
teering, ch( mical engineering;<lb />
Ralph Chason, Rocky Mount High<lb />
i. business education, account-<lb />
ing; and Charleg LaVenne Greene,<lb />
Farmville, Farmville High School,<lb />
Senior Receives<lb />
Title As Summer<lb />
Queen At Dance<lb />
Kitty Gerringer Brinson of Draper<lb />
was crowned 1953 Summer School<lb />
Queen at East Carolina college at<lb />
the final dance of the current sum-<lb />
mer session Thursday evening.<lb />
Coronation ceremonies were con-<lb />
ducted by President Rudolph Alexan-<lb />
der of the Summer School Student<lb />
Government association under whose<lb />
sponsorship the dance was held with<lb />
Tony Paster and his Band providing<lb />
the music. Mrs. William Darby, the<lb />
former Nora Ellen Faulkner, of Kin-<lb />
ston. the 1052 Miss Summer School<lb />
of East Carolina college crowned the<lb />
1953 queen and presented her with a<lb />
dozen American beauty roses.<lb />
Selected by five judges from the<lb />
five contestants, Kitty Brinson, gold-<lb />
en-haired blue-eyed beauty, is a senior<lb />
al East Carolina. All contestants were<lb />
chosen by popular vote of the stu-<lb />
dent ' ody arid included Joyce Branch<lb />
of Greenville; Harriette Burnette of<lb />
Tarboro; Anise Kelley of Mt. Olive;<lb />
and Pat Medlin of Virginia Beach,<lb />
Va the latter a runner-up in the<lb />
final selection.<lb />
Judges were Mayor William L.<lb />
Whedbee, Councilman and Mayor pro-<lb />
tem S. Eugene West of the City of<lb />
Greenville, Mrs. C. T. Fleming, office<lb />
secretary of the Greenville Merchants<lb />
association, H. F. Steinbeck, depart-<lb />
ment store manager, and Band Lead-<lb />
er Tony Pastor.<lb />
Ral igh, Garner H<lb />
teaching; Benjamin Franklin Keaton,<lb />
Jr Belhaven, John A. Wilkinson<lb />
 High School, music, teaching; William<lb />
John Slott, Pantego, Pantego High<lb />
Scl ool, music, teaching; and C. V.<lb />
Simmons, Jr Kenly High School,<lb />
business education, accounting.<lb />
Eppie Bennett Cox, Aurora.<lb />
Aurora High School, social studies,<lb />
teaching: Robert Lee Bunch, Route<lb />
. Edenton, Edenton Junior-Senior<lb />
High School, business education, bus-<lb />
in ss career; Edwin Francis Harri-<lb />
son, Route 5, Golddboro, Pikeville<lb />
High School, mathematics, teaching;<lb />
ami Gerald Goodwin, Fuquay Springs,<lb />
Fuquay Springs High School, indus-<lb />
trial arts, radio work.<lb />
Women: Margery Leon Thigpen,<lb />
Edenton, Edenton Junior-Senior High<lb />
School, music, teaching; Janice Rhem,<lb />
Route 3, Kinston, Contentnea High<lb />
School, business education, teaching;<lb />
Bar ara Caroline Tucker, Magnolia,<lb />
Rose Hill-Magnolia High School, ele-<lb />
mentary education, teaching; and<lb />
Sally Joan McKay, Elizabeth town,<lb />
Elizabethtown High School, primary<lb />
education, teaching.<lb />
Shirley Mae Williams. Hookerton,<lb />
Hookerton High School, business edu-<lb />
cation, secretarial work; Shirley Ann<lb />
Lamm, Wilson, Charles L. Coon High<lb />
School, elementary education, teach-<lb />
ing; and Catherine vmi der Lieth.<lb />
Wilmington, New Hanover High<lb />
School, business education and music,<lb />
secretarial work.<lb />
Jacqueline Genevieve Jones, Route<lb />
I, Snow Hill, Maury High School,<lb />
home economics, teaching; Jean Anne<lb />
Futrell, Woodland. Woodland-Olney<lb />
High School, eh mentary education,<lb />
teaching; and Louise Fitzgerald,<lb />
Route 3, Selma, Micro High School,<lb />
mathematics, teaching.<lb />
Frances Wynette Garner, Green-<lb />
ville, Greenville High School, pri-<lb />
mary education, teaching and reli-<lb />
gious education work; Betty June<lb />
Davenport, Tarboro, Tarboro High<lb />
School, business education, teaching;<lb />
and Francaise Alexander, Mackeys,<lb />
Roper High School, home economics,<lb />
teaching or home demonstration work.<lb />
Beatrice Louise Burnette, Route 1,<lb />
Tarboro, Tarboro High School, pri-<lb />
mary education, teaching; Peggy Ann<lb />
Guthrie, Route 1, Varina; Fuquay<lb />
Springs High School, elementary ed-<lb />
ucation, teaching; and Peggy Ann<lb />
Here are some of the<lb />
approximately 540 women freshmen and transfer students who registered in Wright<lb />
auditorium Tuesday. About 400 new men students registered Wednesday, comprising an estimated total of 940<lb />
new students. Enrollment for this year is anticipated at 2,200. a record breaking figure for East Carolina Col-<lb />
lege. (Photo by Norwood Elliot)<lb />
Chapel Services<lb />
Begin In Austin<lb />
Tuesday Morning<lb />
first regular chapel service<lb />
e held on Tuesday, September<lb />
Tin<lb />
will<lb />
I .  .).fn RudftoHHUi, Rt 12 roor.<lb />
Dr. Carl V. Harris, director of relig-<lb />
ious activities, announced.<lb />
Dr. Harris will lead the service of<lb />
worship. The service will last approxi-<lb />
mately 20 minutes, beginning prompt-<lb />
ly at noon.<lb />
The chimes will play for five min-<lb />
utes before the beginning of the chap-<lb />
el service. These short stimulating<lb />
meetings are held each Tuesday and<lb />
offer spiritual relaxation during a<lb />
busy day, he said.<lb />
Friday night, September 11, church<lb />
receptions will be held at the var-<lb />
ious churches. There will be a special<lb />
welcome for the Freshmen and every-<lb />
one is urged to attend.<lb />
On Thursday evening, September<lb />
10, at 6:30 p. m. vespers were held<lb />
in the "Y" hut followed by open<lb />
"house. At 7:30 p. m. freshmen stu-<lb />
dents assembled in the Austin audi-<lb />
torium for a church welcome by Dr.<lb />
Harris. Representatives from Green-<lb />
ville churehc<lb />
Telephone Switchboard Here<lb />
Serves Sixty More Offices<lb />
Approximately 00 more telephones Duncan said, in addition to the Stu-<lb />
will be in service on the campus with ly store Distribution of<lb />
the installation of a private bra d Ainu phone will be decided<lb />
of exchange, F. D. Duncan, business ,  at ,� (jate.<lb />
manager, announced this week. An operator will be on duty prob-<lb />
ably from 8 to 5 o'clock, he added.<lb />
�'ii nights and weekends there will<lb />
be uev ral "trunk-line" phones which<lb />
will  available for calls off the<lb />
campus. They will be in sue. places<lb />
as the infirmary, office cf the dean<lb />
of women, cafeteria and gymnasium.<lb />
' later held separate meetings with the<lb />
various denominational groups. In<lb />
the separate group meetings the stu-<lb />
Gay, Whitakers, Whitakers High J dent workers also presented thier<lb />
School, mathematics, teaching. j programs to the members present.<lb />
Therc phones should bi in vice<lb />
within a week or ten days, Mr. Dun-<lb />
can said.<lb />
The exchange office will be in<lb />
Austin building, room 127, which is<lb />
currently occupied by the Alumni<lb />
Association. The Alumni office will<lb />
be moved to the old Home Manage-<lb />
ment building soon.<lb />
All phones on the campus will be<lb />
in the I'BX system with the excep-<lb />
tion of the pay phones in the dormi-<lb />
tories, he added<lb />
Explaining how the PBX operated,<lb />
Mr. Duncan said that all calls within<lb />
the campug and all outgoing calls<lb />
will go through the automatic ex-<lb />
change. In other words local numbers<lb />
may be dialed direct. Long distance<lb />
calls will be handled by the college<lb />
operator.<lb />
All incoming calls will come<lb />
through the operator in charge of<lb />
the exchange here. The college will<lb />
then have only one number listed in<lb />
the phone directory which will be<lb />
were introduced and "E-ast Carolina College Callers out-<lb />
side the campus will dial the number<lb />
and ask the campus operator for<lb />
their party.<lb />
Each department head will have a<lb />
phone installed in his office, Mr.<lb />
Register Cars, Too<lb />
It will be necessary for all<lb />
students to register their cars<lb />
uith the office of the Director of<lb />
Student Personnel. Each student<lb />
will receive a sticker to put on<lb />
his car at the time of registra-<lb />
tion. It is very important that<lb />
all students register their cars<lb />
daring the registration period.<lb />
(linton R. Prewett,<lb />
Director of Student Personnel<lb />
Lost And Found<lb />
Students losing or finding ar-<lb />
ticles on campus may report them<lb />
to the Alumni Office in Austin,<lb />
room 127, or to the dean of men's<lb />
office in the Administration<lb />
building, Dr. Clinton R. Prewett,<lb />
dean of men and director of stu-<lb />
dent affairs, announced this week.<lb />
One loss was reported Tuesday<lb />
afternoon to Dean Prewett. Eliz-<lb />
abeth Ann Jackson lost her wal-<lb />
let containing $50 in Wright au-<lb />
ditorium while she was register-<lb />
ing. If anyone finds her wallet<lb />
they may place it in the care<lb />
of the mentioned offices.<lb />
Twenty New Members Join College Faculty<lb />
Twenty new members join the East<lb />
Carolina college faculty at the open-<lb />
ing" of the 1953-1954 term, announces<lb />
President John D. Messick.<lb />
Ten of these are additions to the<lb />
present faculty; others replace facul-<lb />
ty members who resigned or who are<lb />
OQ leave of absence during 1953-<lb />
1954; 12 of the new staff members<lb />
hold the doctors degree.<lb />
Dr. Carl V. Harris becomes East<lb />
Carolina's new director of religious<lb />
activities, replacing Dr. Robert L.<lb />
Holt, who resigned to accept a posi-<lb />
tion at Mars Hill college. A graduate<lb />
of Mars Hill, Wake Forest, and Yale,<lb />
Dr. Harris holds the doctor's degree<lb />
from Duke university. During 1947-<lb />
1950 he was a faculty member at<lb />
Mars Hill. That fall he worked at<lb />
0<lb />
the Eastern State hospital at Wfl-<lb />
liamsburg, Va primarily with pa-<lb />
tients receiving insulin and electric<lb />
shock therapies. Last year he was<lb />
connected with the Division of Cor-<lb />
rections of the State Department of<lb />
Welfare and Institutions in Rich-<lb />
mond, Va.<lb />
Dr. Paul D. Running replaces Dora<lb />
Cirlot as head of the East Carolina<lb />
department of art. He received his<lb />
education at St. Olaf college in Min-<lb />
nesota and the State University of<lb />
Iowa, from which he holds the mas-<lb />
ter's and the doctor's degrees. He<lb />
has taught at Marquette, Mich and<lb />
as a graduate assistant at the Uni-<lb />
versity of Iowa.<lb />
Two new members of the health<lb />
and physical education department<lb />
joined the East Carolina coaching<lb />
staff. James Mallory, formerly head<lb />
football and baseball coach at Elon,<lb />
replaces Clyde Biggers, assistant<lb />
football coach, who resigned to ac-<lb />
cept a position as head coach at<lb />
Catawba college. Mallory holds the<lb />
master's degree from the University<lb />
of North Carolina. Earl Smith, an<lb />
East Carolina alumnus who received<lb />
both the bachelor's and master's de- <lb />
grass there, will teach in the health<lb />
and physical education department<lb />
and have coaching duties in major<lb />
sports.<lb />
Others joining the East Carolina<lb />
staff this fall, their training and<lb />
experience, and the departments<lb />
with which they will be connected<lb />
are:<lb />
MUSIC: Dr. Elwood Keister�M.<lb />
M Eastman; Ed. D Teachers col-<lb />
lege, Columbia university; experi-<lb />
ence with symphony orchestras; ten-<lb />
or soloist; member of the Robert<lb />
Shaw Chorale; radio and concert sing-<lb />
er.<lb />
HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDU-<lb />
CATION: Cathmar Shaw�B. A<lb />
Iowa State Teachers college; M. S<lb />
Teachers college, Columbia universi-<lb />
ty; camp counselor-teacher in public<lb />
schools iniowa; specialty, the modern<lb />
dance.<lb />
BUSINESS EDUCATION: Ruby<lb />
Edens�B.S Tennessee Polytechnic<lb />
institute, Cookeville; M. A Teachers<lb />
college, Columbia university; person-<lb />
nel work, Washington, D. C, 1944;<lb />
faculty member at Tusculum college,<lb />
Greeneville, Tenn.<lb />
Alton Finch�B.S. and M.A East<lb />
Carolina college; teacher at New<lb />
Hanover High school, Wilmington,<lb />
N.C.<lb />
HOME ECONOMICS: Inez Schoul-<lb />
te�B.S South Dakota State college;<lb />
M.S University of California, Los<lb />
Angeles; staff dietitian at Charity<lb />
hospital, New Orleans, La teaching<lb />
at University of California, Los An-<lb />
geles, while a graduate student.<lb />
ENGLISH: Dr. Edgar W. Hirsh-<lb />
berg�B.S Harvard; M.A Cam-<lb />
bridge; M.A. and Ph. D Yale; has<lb />
taught at University of Indiana,<lb />
Western Carolina, N. C. State college,<lb />
and Ohio university.<lb />
Dr. Dora Jean Ashe�B.A Emory<lb />
and Henry; M.A. and FEB Univer-<lb />
sity of Virginia; high school teaching<lb />
(Continued on Page 4)<lb />
Baptist Retreat<lb />
Hears Secretary<lb />
Of State BSU<lb />
Rev. James W. Ray, North Caro-<lb />
lina Baptist Student Union secretary,<lb />
was guest speaker at the Baptist<lb />
Student Union Fall Planning Retreat<lb />
held at the Baptist Student center,<lb />
Greenville, Sunday and Monday, at<lb />
which the various council memiwHRl<lb />
presented their plans to welcome th<lb />
approximately 760 Baptist studlafcs<lb />
of which 350 are new students, "wh<lb />
will be enrolled at ECC i ��&amp;<lb />
The theme of Ketreai was Lt<lb />
ten Love Inspires Sacrifice Twmfed<lb />
Every Need, and Mary Greta led ft<lb />
opening worship service Sunday �H�<lb />
ernoon. George Starling, Stftie IKvtfW<lb />
Chairman, rendered spacis! antfk, A<lb />
study and discussion -ff0i.<lb />
To Bible Study" was led by COtfU<lb />
H. Blanton, BSU counselor. Ganetad-<lb />
ing the evening session were inspire<lb />
tional messages by th pior of<lb />
Memorial and Immaau chmrrhe.<lb />
Other council o&amp;leers who pnrtlci<lb />
pated in the Retreat -were:<lb />
Joel Farear, Gestonia; Safcy<lb />
derhill, fietma; Ealph Smiley, Qnm-<lb />
villej Gr� WiHiam Qakbore;<lb />
Lassiter, fttv Oaisj Alice<lb />
Godwini JUiT tkawm<lb />
ter; E  Hinea,<lb />
Barhou, Ttxnt<lb />
ton<lb />
Over 900 Frosh,<lb />
Transfers Start<lb />
Here Tuesday<lb />
Approximately !00 freshmen and<lb />
transfer students had their first ex-<lb />
periencea of campus life at En<lb />
Carolina College Tuesday as 'be 25th<lb />
Annual Orientation program began.<lb />
This group makes up the 'ar.<lb />
number of new stuccntg ever to re-<lb />
port for work at the college.<lb />
Special events b.eluded in the Ori-<lb />
entation Program will extend through<lb />
Saturday of this week. A serie<lb />
varied activities has been scheduled<lb />
to acquaint the student participant?<lb />
with college Hfe and to help them<lb />
begin their work auspiciou.y-<lb />
Iffore than 1.200 men and women<lb />
applied for admission to the college<lb />
as n w students this fall. President<lb />
John I). M �iek announced Monday<lb />
at a faculty meeting and of these,<lb />
1.152 were accepted &amp;. tiigibb<lb />
enter East Carolina. From this num-<lb />
ber an estimated 900 have arrived at<lb />
� college to enroll for classes dur-<lb />
ing the fall quarter.<lb />
Lack of sufficient dormitory fa-<lb />
cilities on the campus, Dr. Messick<lb />
explained, was a major reason why<lb />
a large number of thes? aoplicants<lb />
were unable to enter the coll 'ge for<lb />
the 1953-1954 term. Two new dormi-<lb />
tones are now being planned, he<lb />
said.<lb />
In numbers the present frephraac<lb />
class is expected to top all previous<lb />
first-year classes at the college. In<lb />
Seplrn.ber, 1952. freshmen registered<lb />
for the fall quarter included 797 men<lb />
and women. The 1951 enrollment<lb />
for the same period was 605.<lb />
Total enrollment of students who<lb />
will take cearsaa or.  �  ipo<lb />
fall is estimated at 2,200. The pre-<lb />
vious high was reached in September,<lb />
19C2, when 2,061 students registered<lb />
for work.<lb />
President Messick made an infor<lb />
mal talk to new students at<lb />
assembly held Tuesday morning<lb />
opening event of the orientation p:<lb />
gram. He spoke to them as membe<lb />
of a "cooperative community"<lb />
urged each student to follow a p<lb />
ned program in developing a pi<lb />
for his life's work.<lb />
Freshman registration began Tuia<lb />
day and was completed Wednesday,<lb />
An extensive testing program, j�a-<lb />
ducted by approximately 60 nimb<lb />
of the faculty, is now being adala-<lb />
istered. Medical examination � alt<lb />
new students was mad i<lb />
college infirmary. During ik'W9k<lb />
freshmen have reejdved iarwa<lb />
in the use of the cuilftge fttry.<lb />
Other event tsagteitft: a� wmmkif<lb />
Wednesday night at xdriBh �oHlf!�<lb />
rules and regulation were explained<lb />
by Mitchell Saiesd of Greenville,<lb />
president of the SliiifiBt ,�Nf�ais�fc<lb />
Association. Officers �f major etoieat<lb />
organisation. -were- l�fcr�dteced at a<lb />
meeting Tlmrsdr m�ninf.<lb />
Dr. QilT7&amp;tfe, director of s�<lb />
ligioua aotivitw �t last Carolina,<lb />
presidedf&amp;arsday night at � Church<lb />
wmmmmif' -Shky sykt �?�<lb />
ceptloB. in heewr. el' :mm st�"<lb />
will he bofd at CbtfM�v1II� ehmehaa,<lb />
and afterwards ' tar East Oatoitaa<lb />
YMQA,tmi TWCA wM hm open<lb />
hows ittts Y Hut m- t5a� ewatput.<lb />
A social' mfmmg $g fi bright<lb />
httildinjf gfeteeday ffli, cgaa<lb />
orientatSen program.<lb />
l7pp�rcJaMMiaB 'k w� arrived<lb />
on ffce �wpuss r&amp;gistaptNi for work<lb />
Thursday at tfeta w�fc. Classes for<lb />
al stydwits bsgin today.<lb />
Mevie<lb />
6ms To Campus<lb />
, Tuesday<lb />
M�N�<lb />
8U!y rafeam's picture, "Oiltown,<lb />
IB he shown Monday and<lb />
I'fitetnber 14 and 15 at the<lb />
auditorium, at 7:30 p.m. All<lb />
�ftts are free.<lb />
l4 is filmed hi breath-taking nafc-<lb />
�rr! color in Houston, Texas, and<lb />
k ��s�red by the Greenville Min-<lb />
lal Association.<lb />
h!s gripping story of one man's<lb />
�Ep�rience with his God stars Col-<lb />
ben Townsend Evans, Paul Power<lb />
�ad Robert Clarke.<lb /><lb /><pb facs="00038325_tn_0002" /><lb />
PAGE TWO<lb />
EA ST CAROLINIAN<lb />
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER n gg<lb />
Easttarolinian<lb />
Published Weekly by the students of East Carolina<lb />
Colleg-e, Greenville, N. C.<lb />
Name changed from TECO ECHO November 7, 1952.<lb />
Entered as second-class matter December 3, 1925 at the<lb />
U. S. Pot Office, Greenville, -N. C, under the act of<lb />
March 3, 1879.<lb />
Member<lb />
Associated Collegiate Press<lb />
Member<lb />
Teachers College Division Columbia Scholastic Pies<lb />
First Place Rating, CSPA Convention, March, 1953<lb />
"The moving finger writes, and, having writ.<lb />
Moves on; nor all your piety nor wit,<lb />
Shall hue it back to cancel half a line.<lb />
Nor all your tears wash out a word of it<lb />
�E. Fitzgerald<lb />
From The President<lb />
We are happy to welcome every one of<lb />
u new students.<lb />
You, of course, are here for different<lb />
reasons. Some were sent while others were<lb />
motivated by various objectives not the least<lb />
of which is social. 1 trust you will be with<lb />
us for four years but if you are, work must<lb />
begin immediately and continue throughout<lb />
your college career.<lb />
Too many students enter college with<lb />
the id a of coasting and then regretfully<lb />
lament their waywardness when notified<lb />
that they are no longer in good standing.<lb />
Now. why do I tell you this at the beginning?<lb />
It is to impress upon you the idea of devel-<lb />
oping a purpose for your life's work, and in<lb />
doing this make a schedule of your time that<lb />
will include a planned program to develop<lb />
yourselves socially, spiritually, aesthetically,<lb />
civically, physically and intellectually, in-<lb />
eluding preparation for a profession or vo-<lb />
cation.<lb />
Your college is interested in helping to<lb />
motivate you in the development of the<lb />
principles of honor, strength, service, quality<lb />
and preparation for earning a living. We<lb />
desire you to realize that you are one of a<lb />
cooperative community and that you will<lb />
give of your best to every worthwhile en-<lb />
deavor. This is your dressing room for the<lb />
drama that is to follow.<lb />
If you haven't already decided upon<lb />
ir life's work be sure to evaluate your<lb />
aptitudes and interests and then select your<lb />
curriculum accordingly. Get a vision of what<lb />
you want to be ten or fifteen years from now<lb />
and work toward it. There are vast possi-<lb />
bilities as elementary teachers, secondary<lb />
teachers, librarians, special education teach-<lb />
ers, social welfare workers, dietitians, home<lb />
demonstration, medical doctors, dentists, en-<lb />
gineers, scientists, architects, etc. However,<lb />
m the fieid of secondary teaching, social<lb />
studies. English and health and physical<lb />
education, positions are at times pretty dif-<lb />
ficult to find.<lb />
Finally, may I advise that you approach<lb />
your counselor often as well as your teach-<lb />
ers, the deans or anyone else whom you<lb />
should want to help you, as they will be<lb />
happy to assist you in any way possible. I,<lb />
too, shall be very happy to help you in any<lb />
way I can. But in parting, may I again ad-<lb />
that you alone can assure the results<lb />
that are necessary for success.<lb />
Fraternally,<lb />
J. D. Messick,<lb />
President<lb />
From The SGA President<lb />
Fellow Students:<lb />
The many "welcomes" you have re-<lb />
ceived cannot adequately express the true<lb />
feeling of East Carolina College. As the<lb />
months roll on, we hope you will come to<lb />
realize that these words of welcome reallv<lb />
represent the friendliness and fellowship on<lb />
our campus of which we are so proud.<lb />
By taking an active part in the Student<lb />
Government Association which is the key to<lb />
most college activities, you may receive<lb />
many benefits. Our college clubs, our enter-<lb />
tainment series, the annual, newspaper and<lb />
many others operate through the SGA to<lb />
the advantage of the student and college.<lb />
We feel sure that your love for the col-<lb />
lege will immeasurably grow during your<lb />
time here and make you proud to say, you<lb />
are from East Carolina College.<lb />
Sincerely yours,<lb />
Mitchell Saieed<lb />
SGA President<lb />
From The Registrar<lb />
Dear Student Body:<lb />
I wish to take this opportunity to wel-<lb />
come to our campus all new students, as well<lb />
as those who have returned for another<lb />
year's work.<lb />
I also wish to commend the entire stu-<lb />
dent body for tne cooperation and fine spirit<lb />
which was displayed during the very busy<lb />
days of registration. Especially do I want<lb />
to thank all upperclassmen who so gra-<lb />
ciously helped the new students complete<lb />
therir registration. I feel that this registra-<lb />
tion was the best ever, and its success was<lb />
due largely to your cooperation. If you have<lb />
any suggestions as to how we might im-<lb />
prove our registration period, I would be<lb />
most happy to talk to you about them.<lb />
If you run into difficulties with your<lb />
curriculum, please feel free to come into my<lb />
office for advice. I am always glad to help<lb />
you la any way that I can. However, it is<lb />
my itaeere wish that your problems and dif-<lb />
ficulties will be few and your life at East<lb />
Carolina College wifl be both enjoyable and<lb />
worthwhile.<lb />
SSt�erely yours,<lb />
Or ml L. Phillips, Registrar<lb />
Freshman Girl<lb />
Voices Opinion<lb />
Of First Days<lb />
by Marilyn Scott<lb />
Dear Mom.<lb />
I'm a Full-fledged freshman again.<lb />
That's the horrible part of going to<lb />
college after being a great big high<lb />
school senior jusl a few short months<lb />
ago. i certainly do feel small.<lb />
I've lost count of the times the<lb />
buildings up here have moved around<lb />
90 that my dormitory seems to be<lb />
in a different direction every time<lb />
I return from points far distant (or<lb />
even close by) on the campus.<lb />
You remember how the furniture<lb />
in my room was scattered from one<lb />
end to the other. We've rearranged<lb />
it five times to date and at present<lb />
the arrangement more closely re-<lb />
sembles the BCC Pirates' forward<lb />
wall about to crash into Elon's line<lb />
than anytldng else. It's all strung<lb />
out with a six-foot-plus chest hem-<lb />
ming in each end, two bedside tables<lb />
at guard, the beds ready in the tackle<lb />
positions and the desk holds my<lb />
typewriter at center. We have plenty<lb />
of floor space for the hackfield<lb />
(formed by our sihoes and the waste-<lb />
baskel at fullback.)<lb />
I just can't wait for football season<lb />
to start, though my blue and white<lb />
high ec lool football wardrobe will<lb />
have to be replaced by some purple<lb />
and gold duds so I'll be patriotically<lb />
costumed at the games.<lb />
The food's just wonderful and we're<lb />
so much hungrier for it after waiting<lb />
in line sevi ral hours. No, I'm just<lb />
kidding, I haven't had to wait over<lb />
an hour�yet.<lb />
I thought it was rather a difficult<lb />
task to figure out what I should take,<lb />
when, and under what professor, but<lb />
it was only after I had sweated over<lb />
my registration for two hours that<lb />
I discovered that you can get a<lb />
faculty advisor to help you fig-ure<lb />
out such minor details as what classes<lb />
you � �uld attend, when and where.<lb />
   testing program so<lb />
Fully provided the college to<lb />
test our aptitude, our mentality and<lb />
oui personality was lots of fun. at<lb />
east foj those of us so morbidly<lb />
. as to get enjoyment from<lb />
hing up weird figures, symbols<lb />
letter- and arriving at brilliant<lb />
conclusions from the results.<lb />
T le upperclassmen already here on<lb />
campus certainly are hel'pful to us<lb />
freshmen. Why, one hoy even<lb />
offered to go along and lead me by<lb />
the hand to some distant building.<lb />
Wasn't that self-sacrificing of him<lb />
when he was no doubt getting some<lb />
much needed rest out in the middle<lb />
e campus?<lb />
All in all I'm sure I'm going to<lb />
like college life even if I do have to<lb />
get up at seven o'clock every morn-<lb />
ing if I want any breakfast.<lb />
I must close, but please forward<lb />
by the next mail some money, the<lb />
box of clothes I left behind acci-<lb />
dentally and my toothbrush.<lb />
Lovingly,<lb />
Your little daughter<lb />
J3S<lb />
VRIDAY. S3<lb />
Who's Who At East Carolina<lb />
by Emily Boyce<lb />
For this first edition of the "East<lb />
Carolinian" our choice of "Who's<lb />
Who" is a fellow whom we all know.<lb />
He i3 quite a familiar figure around<lb />
the campus and is said to practically<lb />
live in the basement of Austin Build-<lb />
i-ng. One person summed him up in<lb />
these terms, "That Billy Laughing-<lb />
house is smart, and he's a grand<lb />
guy, too<lb />
Billy is Greenville born and bred<lb />
and chose East Carolina College sim-<lb />
ply because "it's the greatest He<lb />
attended Greenville High School and<lb />
there became interested in student<lb />
government work and his major now,<lb />
social studies. Although Billy is a<lb />
social studies major and an English<lb />
minor keeps him busy, he has found<lb />
time during his three years in college<lb />
to develop quite a record in student<lb />
government work. He is also a mem-<lb />
ber of a number of campus organiza-<lb />
tions and takes an active interest in<lb />
each of them.<lb />
Active Worker<lb />
During Billy's freshman and soph-<lb />
omore years he served as a member<lb />
of the Day Students At Large. Tak-<lb />
ing quite an interest in the ROTC<lb />
program, he played with the drum<lb />
and bugle corps for three years and<lb />
enjoyed every minute of it (so he<lb />
says).<lb />
The Circle "K" Club is made up<lb />
of men who are considered to have<lb />
the qualities of leadership, scholar-<lb />
ship, and citizenship at East Caro-<lb />
lina. Billy lias been a member of the<lb />
Circle "K" for two years and has<lb />
helped the club put on a number of<lb />
campus activities. Our Greenville boy<lb />
Billy Laughinghouse<lb />
has been an active member of the<lb />
Phi Sigma Pi fraternity during his<lb />
sophomore, junior and now his senior<lb />
year. The fraternity is an honorary<lb />
educational fraternity exclusively for<lb />
young men preparing to enter the<lb />
teaching profession. Billy served as<lb />
corresponding secretary in his junior<lb />
year. Good moral and social qualities<lb />
are the basis for admittance into<lb />
the fraternity and Billy takes pride<lb />
in being a member.<lb />
Billy's entrance into Student Gov-<lb />
ernment work occurred during his<lb />
junior year. While a junior he filled<lb />
the position of first assistant treas-<lb />
urer on the Student Legislature. Now<lb />
in Billy's senior year he has taken<lb />
the job of treat er. This important<lb />
position includes such duties as tak-<lb />
ing Charge of all fees collected by<lb />
the Student Government Association,<lb />
,emg in charge of the Budget office,<lb />
serving as chairman of the budget<lb />
committee and having a seat OB the<lb />
extcutive council. Even with all the<lb />
important duties he fills, Billy doesn't<lb />
rngbi his work on his first k�ve,<lb />
hocial . tudies.<lb />
Hobby Economics<lb />
Billy's real hobby is the study of<lb />
economics. He takes all the courses<lb />
possible in that field and says b�<lb />
ikes every word of it. Billy's schwi-<lb />
ll doesn't leave him much time to<lb />
devote to sports, but he's on the<lb />
Front row at every football game.<lb />
Billy will graduate in May and<lb />
afttr that, who knows Uncle Sam<lb />
will probably call on Billy's talents<lb />
for a few years, but Billy says he<lb />
has to practice teach first. According<lb />
to Billy his practice teaching holds<lb />
no real fears for him. The idea of<lb />
being called Mr. Laughinghouse real-<lb />
ly doesn't appeal to him, but he says<lb />
he will certainly get used to it.<lb />
As many of us are. Billy is im-<lb />
pressed with the rapid growth of his<lb />
college. He says he can tell a great<lb />
deal of difference since his freshman<lb />
vear and this year. Billy is prou 1<lb />
of the changes and improvements<lb />
which have been made in his school<lb />
since he's even been here. The satis-<lb />
faction of doing well at East Caro-<lb />
lina is an achievement to be proud of.<lb />
And Billy Laughinghouse, you have<lb />
done well during your years here and<lb />
we are proud of you. Best of luck<lb />
during your senior year.<lb />
Cadet Relates Summer ROTC Camp Experiences<lb />
Alumni President's<lb />
Message To Members<lb />
Time for work is here, not only<lb />
for members of the student body of<lb />
East Carolina college, but for grad-<lb />
uates who are active members of an<lb />
alumni chapter or members at large<lb />
of the General Alumni association.<lb />
One phase of alumni work will<lb />
consist of keeping James W. Butler,<lb />
our alumni secretary, informed of all<lb />
chapter activities that will be con-<lb />
veyed to other chapters through the<lb />
"East Carolinian Whether you are<lb />
a member of a chapter or not keep<lb />
the alumni office informed of your<lb />
activities and those of any other<lb />
graduate you know. A better informed<lb />
association will be a more active<lb />
one.<lb />
Getting your chapter meetings go-<lb />
ing i a major event on the local<lb />
level for your chapter. But the next<lb />
major event for the General associa-<lb />
tion is Homecoming day scheduled<lb />
for October 10. A big program has<lb />
been arranged and a big time awaits<lb />
those who will be here.<lb />
And don't forget those dues after<lb />
your fall membership drives.<lb />
Looking ahaad to seeing all of you<lb />
on Homecoming day and wishing for<lb />
you a successful alumni year,<lb />
James L. Whitfield<lb />
State President<lb />
Alumni Association<lb />
The loud shriek of a whistle at 4<lb />
o'clock started the morning off for<lb />
approximately 100 East Carolina Air<lb />
Force Reserve Officers Training<lb />
Corps cadets who were enrolled at<lb />
one of three summer encampments<lb />
for one month during the summer.<lb />
At the dreaded sound of the whis-<lb />
tle, all the cadets would by some<lb />
sought out force manage to roll over<lb />
in their sunk-in bunks and pry their<lb />
eyelids open. A few moments of just<lb />
staring into space usually followed,<lb />
and then everyone finally managed<lb />
to arise and begin the day's head-<lb />
aches.<lb />
Rushing to the latrine, everyone<lb />
washed the sleep from their still<lb />
weary eyes and tried to say "good<lb />
morning" to a few of their friends.<lb />
Then came the time to make beds,<lb />
wash and dust woodwork, scrub<lb />
floors, polish shoes, line up the cloth-<lb />
ing in the closets, and other small<lb />
technicalities.<lb />
If the cadet wa.s lucky, he had all<lb />
the little necessities completed by<lb />
4:50 a.m. and was dressed and ready<lb />
to fall in for the first formation.<lb />
Most of the cadets felt more like<lb />
falling out than in, for at 4:50 in<lb />
the morning it was still dark, believe<lb />
it or not.<lb />
Such early hours as the ones being<lb />
described above were unheard of at<lb />
Tyndall and Brookley Air Force<lb />
Bases, but the boys who survived<lb />
Moody Air Force Base in the heart<lb />
of Okefenokee Swamp near Valdosta,<lb />
Ga know all about marching in the<lb />
dark and not being able to see the<lb />
men on the end of a line. There were<lb />
days when all the cadets of a certain<lb />
group would play Softball, swim, or<lb />
engage in a volley ball game at the<lb />
wee hours of the morning. Some of<lb />
the future officers were complaining<lb />
by Tommie Lupton<lb />
about their needing to be lights up,<lb />
but their gripes were unheard.<lb />
All the aforementioned work and<lb />
exercise was done on an empty stom-<lb />
ach, for chow was not until about<lb />
6:45 and as late as 7:30 for some<lb />
of the unfortunate souls. When the<lb />
cadets finally reached the mess hall,<lb />
there was always food aplenty, and<lb />
any cadet who dined at camp can<lb />
truthfully tell anyone about the<lb />
quantity of food consumed by every-<lb />
one.<lb />
Excluding having to stand in line<lb />
in the 90-plus temperature in the<lb />
mess hall and the swarms of gnats<lb />
flying all over the place, the food<lb />
was good on the whole. However,<lb />
there were times when one would<lb />
wonder how perfectly good food could<lb />
be cooked to taste so terrible. But<lb />
everyone lived, and many cadets gain-<lb />
ed weight.<lb />
There was quite a bit of work<lb />
done at the various encampments.<lb />
All the rooms in the barracks were<lb />
inspected one, and sometimes two<lb />
or three times daily, and at mail<lb />
call nearly everyone received a slip<lb />
telling how many demerits were giv-<lb />
en for the inspection.<lb />
None of the cadets were free of<lb />
demerits, for the technical officers<lb />
did not wish for anyone to feel<lb />
slighted. Therefore, demerits were<lb />
given to everyone, though there were<lb />
some who received them in greater<lb />
quantity.<lb />
For those unfortunate souls who<lb />
received the quantity, there were<lb />
tours to be marched off on Saturday<lb />
afternoon. Boys walking tours at<lb />
Moody had to walk 20 minutes for<lb />
each demerit over ten. The first<lb />
weekend there were about 100 cadets<lb />
of the 231 in camp assembled on the<lb />
drill field walking off demerits under<lb />
Honduras Exchange Student<lb />
Tells Impressions Of Campus<lb />
by Emily Boyce<lb />
"Why you have everything in such<lb />
abundance here in America<lb />
This was one of the first things<lb />
that impressed Leonor E. Padilla, the<lb />
foreign exchange student on campus<lb />
for this year. Leonor is from La<lb />
Lima, Honduras, Central America,<lb />
A safety sign read�"School�Don't<lb />
Kill a Child Beneath this was a<lb />
childish scrawl, "Wait for a Teacher<lb />
"Can you lend me a hundred dol-<lb />
lars?"<lb />
"I don't like to do it because lend-<lb />
ing money leads to breaking up<lb />
friendships<lb />
"Oh, well, we haven't been close<lb />
friends<lb />
offered scholarship through the Insti-<lb />
tute of International Education. This<lb />
is her first trip to the United States.<lb />
Leonor was impressed with the<lb />
kindness of the people here. "Every-<lb />
one is so friendly and polite . . <lb />
She also likes our king size cigar-<lb />
ettes.<lb />
Our exchange student is 22 years<lb />
old and holds a teacher's certificate.<lb />
She has been teaching grades one,<lb />
two and three for the past two years<lb />
for the United Fruit Company in<lb />
Honduras. Leonor arrived in Charles-<lb />
ton by boat last Friday and Mrs.<lb />
Marguerite Perry and James Fleming,<lb />
of the foreign language department,<lb />
met her in Wilson Friday evening.<lb />
Miss Padilla plans a full schedule<lb />
for this year. Learning our educa-<lb />
tional procedures will be one of the<lb />
main objectives for her. Leonor wants<lb />
to become familiar with everything<lb />
possible so she can go back and con-<lb />
tribute her knowledge to the educa-<lb />
tional system of her country. English,<lb />
education psychology, music, typing,<lb />
history and swimming are just a few<lb />
of the courses Leonor wants to take.<lb />
and comes to us under the college She considers music her real hobby,<lb />
and since she plays by ear, her musi-<lb />
cal education will be extremely in-<lb />
teresting to her.<lb />
Leonor will help us a great deal<lb />
this year, for she plans to assist in<lb />
Spanish conversation in the classroom.<lb />
According to Mr. Fleming and Mrs.<lb />
Perry she will also offer valuable aid"<lb />
in English and Spanish word study.<lb />
One of Miss Padilla's main interests<lb />
is the English language. Leonor<lb />
studied English with a determina-<lb />
tion to be admired and she speaks it<lb />
extremely well.<lb />
All of East Carolina College wel-<lb />
comes you, Leonor E. Pailla; we know<lb />
we will like you as much a� you<lb />
like our country and campus. Please<lb />
don't hesitate to call on any one of<lb />
us at anytime for anything! Glad to<lb />
have you with us I<lb />
the commands of the Officer of the<lb />
Day.<lb />
Demerits were sometimes given<lb />
out for doing what you were sup-<lb />
posed to be doing, according to some<lb />
of the cadets. All the boys will r xdi-<lb />
ly agree that life at summer camp<lb />
was strictly cadet in every respect.<lb />
Classroom sessions of the various<lb />
phases of the work of the Air Force<lb />
were attended from the hours of<lb />
0800 through 1700, with an hour off<lb />
for show and an hour for mail call<lb />
and "free time That "free time"<lb />
was a joke with all the beya for<lb />
the first couple of weeks.<lb />
At "free time" such chores as<lb />
policing the grounds, scrubbing down<lb />
the latrine, washing windows, and<lb />
cleaning the ventilators in the hall<lb />
were done. Some of the barracks<lb />
were even restricted at night, and<lb />
all had to stay close to do various<lb />
duties.<lb />
After hours were usually spent in<lb />
the sack, at the day room, or at the<lb />
Officers' Club. Girls at East Carolina<lb />
think they have it bad. Well, get<lb />
these restrictions: (1) Lights were<lb />
out every night at 9 o'clock. (2) Bed<lb />
check was held at 10:30 every eve-<lb />
ning, and the officers meant for the<lb />
cadets to be in bed. (3) If any cadet<lb />
went off the base at night, he had<lb />
to be signed in before 10 o'clock.<lb />
(Yes, everyone had to sign in and<lb />
out every time they went anywhere,<lb />
or just about.)<lb />
The one bright spot about the<lb />
camp was the weekends. If there was<lb />
no duty for a cadet, he could leave<lb />
the base at noon on Saturday and<lb />
stay off post until 10 p.m. Sunday<lb />
evening. Of course, though, the first<lb />
weekend had to be spent on the base,<lb />
as did every evening the first week<lb />
of the camp.<lb />
Camp was not really all work and<lb />
no play, for after 1800 hours (6 p.m.)<lb />
there was intrabarracks competition<lb />
in softball, swimming, basketball,<lb />
volleyball and tennis. A cadet news-<lb />
paper and annual were published at<lb />
the Moody AFB camp. The day room<lb />
had a pool table and a shuffle board,<lb />
which the cadets were welcomed to<lb />
use, and the boys had certain Offi-<lb />
cers' Club privileges.<lb />
Each cadet had an opportunity to<lb />
show his leadership ability as an<lb />
officer, for the cadet officers were<lb />
changed rather frequently. East Caro-<lb />
lina can boast several of the cadet<lb />
colonels during the period. "<lb />
On the final day of camp at the<lb />
"big" review there were some of the<lb />
East Carolina cadets who were given<lb />
their commissions as second lieuten-<lb />
ants. These boys were those who only<lb />
needed to complce their summer<lb />
encampment period.<lb />
The final days of camp saw every-<lb />
one getting ready to leave for home.<lb />
Most of the cadets agreed that the<lb />
camp was profitable in gaining ex-<lb />
perience of what the military life<lb />
will hold in store for them and in<lb />
making many new acquaintances from<lb />
all sections of the country.<lb />
Camp was fun.<lb />
(Editor's note The writer of this<lb />
story attended camp at Moody, but<lb />
the two other programs were very<lb />
similar.)<lb />
From The Dean Of Men<lb />
Dear Student:<lb />
All of us at East Carolina College extend<lb />
a most cordial welcome to you. W. feel that<lb />
you have taken a very important step for-<lb />
ward in your efforts to better prepart .<lb />
selves for adequate living in today's<lb />
Your first few weeks at East .<lb />
will be your most trying ones. Tl<lb />
beat qualified to assist you during tl<lb />
quarter should be called upon wh n<lb />
feel you need help. If you do not k:<lb />
whom to take your problems for ass<lb />
please come to mv office i n the see<lb />
of the Administration building.<lb />
Remember to get started "on th<lb />
foot" and you will have a most pi<lb />
and enjoyable college career.<lb />
Yours very truly.<lb />
Clinton K. Prewett,<lb />
Director of Student P� i<lb />
From The Dean Of Women<lb />
It is indeed a pleasure to welc<lb />
at this, the beginning of a new sch<lb />
1. and the members of my staff, ar-<lb />
ested in helping you to obtain the b i<lb />
sible development and happiness from<lb />
a member of our big, happy fan.<lb />
would like to help you with your or.<lb />
so please do not hesitate to come to i<lb />
them.<lb />
While here 1 hope that you will aeq<lb />
many friends and have many interests. :<lb />
advantage of the many opportunil<lb />
self-development that East Carolina h<lb />
offer. If you are a new student remei<lb />
that you have a newly acquired independi<lb />
and new responsibilities in a new envir<lb />
ment. which you must learn to use and ca<lb />
successfully.<lb />
Through participation and associat<lb />
in group living you will discover capacil<lb />
in yourselves of which you may haw<lb />
unaware, so enter into the social and extra-<lb />
curricular program, and enjoy tin<lb />
enu's which will enable you to m� ta-<lb />
tions with a poised adecpuacy.<lb />
Each person is an individual but<lb />
keep in mind that college students are judged<lb />
as a group. One who is boisterous, ill-<lb />
mannered or uncouth is reflecting upon I<lb />
good name of East Carolina. Polite gn<lb />
behaviour is, as you know, nothing more<lb />
than each practicing good manners.<lb />
Cordially yours,<lb />
Ruth White.<lb />
Dean of Women<lb />
From The Alumni Secretary<lb />
Dear Members of the Class of 1957:<lb />
You enter a new phase of life as you<lb />
begin your student days at East Carolina.<lb />
This is a brief welcome to you. many of<lb />
whom are daughters and sons of alumni or<lb />
the friends of alumni of East Carolina Col-<lb />
lege. We are glad you are here.<lb />
As you become a part of the student<lb />
group which represents a wide geographical<lb />
area, you become a part of a student body<lb />
where good citizenship and good sportsman-<lb />
ship are encouraged by and through an<lb />
active student government. You belong to us<lb />
and are a part of a growing family.<lb />
Wre hope you will come by the Alumni<lb />
Office, now in room 127 in Austin building,<lb />
especially if you have relatives who have<lb />
attended East Carolina College. And re-<lb />
member we are yours to serve in any man-<lb />
ner in which you feel we may help you.<lb />
Cordially,<lb />
James W. Butler<lb />
Alumni Secretary<lb />
S<lb />
TIMELY TOPICS<lb />
by Bob HiUdrup<lb />
It often seems to us that college students<lb />
might substitute the start of the fall term<lb />
each year for New Year's as a time to make<lb />
resolutions.<lb />
In a way perhaps they do�at least so<lb />
it sounds at East Carolina when evervone<lb />
returns to the campus in the fall vowing<lb />
that the mistakes they made last vear with<lb />
regard to their studies will happen no more.<lb />
The only trouble is that these things<lb />
never last.<lb />
WThy is it that the rosy ambition of<lb />
September fades to bitter later in the year?<lb />
Somewhere, somehow, something must go<lb />
wrong. And what happens to those students<lb />
that so earnestly made those promises?<lb />
Some adopt the attitude of the Brooklvn<lb />
Dodgers (wait'll next year�we'll moider<lb />
demI) and some fall into a class loosely de-<lb />
fined as pseudo-intellectuals<lb />
Of the two classifications the latter<lb />
seems to us to be the more dangerous to the<lb />
welfare of the student. At least it can be said<lb />
that the former philosophy has some small<lb />
promise but the latter is a pitfall that can<lb />
cation B entire attitude toward edu-<lb />
Perhaps pseudo-intellectualism can best<lb />
��: f Jas a defense mechanism which<lb />
rh,S-Ud,en.s' in an attempt to cover up<lb />
their plain laziness, to adopt a deep, philoso-<lb />
phical air, an air which seems to say, "Why<lb />
qnwll concern myself with the trivial<lb />
subjects on my schedule when the problems<lb />
ot the world are to be pondered<lb />
Fortunately, there seem to be few<lb />
pseudo-intellectuals on the East Carolina<lb />
campus. Too often, however, many persons<lb />
?�irlvUf camP"sJife Judge a college un-<lb />
Sb?USe��fnumber of theserea-<lb />
tw 2 itS rlls- U IS st�dents such as these<lb />
�fiLvf the ?erson acquainted with<lb />
tfnnTr. Tnder just what our educa-<lb />
tional institutions are coming to.<lb />
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'DAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1953<lb />
EAST CAROLINIAN<lb />
PAGE THREE<lb />
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SPORTS ECHO<lb />
by Bob Hilldrup<lb />
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m in tin<lb />
It- looking<lb />
the most<lb />
history of<lb />
lltheugh newspaper forecasts are<lb />
ralh accurate, it must be remem-<lb />
.1 thai IB a Bam� as erratic as<lb />
the 11 cliche�anything can<lb />
ipen�is often a good bit of advice.<lb />
iere once ajt;ain ment for many years, is being made<lb />
i Pirates chafe ready through the efforts of the<lb />
EPO "service" fraternity. George<lb />
Tacker, frat president, has informed<lb />
us that a trophy case, to be placed<lb />
in the lobby of Memorial gym. is.<lb />
virtually complete and will be in-<lb />
stalled :1ain the next several days.<lb />
I hi- need for a trophy case has grown<lb />
more and more acute over the past<lb />
years and a hearty word of com-<lb />
mendation should go to those who<lb />
made this donation possible.<lb />
Among the items to be included in<lb />
the case will be the football jersey<lb />
of Roger Thrift, generally rated as<lb />
East t arolina'a all time gridiron<lb />
gr at. The basketball jersey of War-<lb />
ren "Sonny" Russell, who as a senior<lb />
, last year led East Carolina to the<lb />
national tourney at Kansas City,<lb />
Kansas, will also be included along<lb />
Bucs Prepare For Opening Clash He<lb />
Wilson Teachers Play Here<lb />
To Inaugurate Buc Schedule<lb />
ict thaj opening day<lb />
Buccaneers i� still better<lb />
. - ortfi writers<lb />
� . state have already<lb />
as the t am to beat<lb />
, tith spot in the<lb />
ce. For exana-<lb />
i. of the Creens-<lb />
 ws, was on campus<lb />
the Pirate squad<lb />
rding to reports, en-<lb />
i with what he<lb />
The East Carolina College Pirates,<lb />
under the tutelage of Head Coach<lb />
�lack Boone and assistants Jim Mal-<lb />
!oi v and Earl Smith, are undergoing<lb />
for nation<lb />
of the<lb />
has been<lb />
1,360, thanks to<lb />
he club, formed in<lb />
1,000 charter<lb />
ited the money<lb />
Istai d. With con-<lb />
I v. Mats, College<lb />
accommodate some<lb />
with tlu<lb />
symbol of rivalry between East Caro<lb />
lina and Atlantic Christian.<lb />
tiii addition,<lb />
asl Carolina<lb />
badl) needed by<lb />
Athletic Depart-<lb />
Plans For New Squad<lb />
Under Consideration<lb />
Plans are now underway to<lb />
give East .Carolina a second<lb />
football team.<lb />
The athletic department has<lb />
slated one contest, with Wilming-<lb />
ton, for the Pirate "B" team.<lb />
Other contests may be sched-<lb />
uled for the Baby Buccaneers.<lb />
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two-a-day practices in preparation<lb />
for their opening football game Sat-<lb />
urday night, September 19, against<lb />
Wilson Teachers college of Washing-<lb />
ton, D. C. here.<lb />
A squad of 55, including 26 letter-<lb />
men and 21 frosh, is working out as<lb />
the Buccaneers look toward a nine-<lb />
game- grid slate. Expert throughout<lb />
the state have tabbed the Bucs as<lb />
pre-aeason favorites to cop the North<lb />
State conference crown.<lb />
Despite the wealth of material on<lb />
hand for the coming season, Coach<lb />
Boone faces the job of replacing 14<lb />
departed lettermen. Key men gone<lb />
cherished Bohunk Trophy, from ast year's squad which posted<lb />
a 6-2-2 record plus a 13-6 defeat at<lb />
the hands of Clarion State Teachers<lb />
college in the Lions bowl are Quar-<lb />
terback Sandy Siler and stellar end<lb />
Uwight Shoe. Dick Cherry. All-con-<lb />
� ference quarterback last year as a<lb />
freshman, will handle the regular post<lb />
as field general while Bobby Hodges,<lb />
Al Habit, J. D. Bradford and Larry<lb />
Rhodes lend assistance at the end<lb />
positions.<lb />
One problem which Boone has in<lb />
common with other coaches is how<lb />
to handle the switchback to single<lb />
platoon football. In an interview with<lb />
a reporter the Pirates' mentor said,<lb />
"Actually, the one-platoon rule will<lb />
require no drastic changeover for us.<lb />
La-t year we played our best boys<lb />
and that meant some of them saw<lb />
action both ways. Most of the grad-<lb />
 uates were boys who played offense<lb />
Although the starting line-up has<lb />
not definitely been set the locals<lb />
probably will open with either Louis<lb />
Hallow or Gaither Cline, a letterman,<lb />
at center. Guards will come from<lb />
David Lee, James Faircloth, George<lb />
Tucker and Donald Burton. Willie<lb />
Holland leads the tackles and ig fol-<lb />
lowed by Johnny Brown, Thurston<lb />
Callahan and Bobby Thomas.<lb />
In the backfield the Bucs have<lb />
Boyd Webb to fill in for Dick Cherry<lb />
at quarterback, Paul Gay, Toppy<lb />
Hayes, Emo Boado and Jack Britt<lb />
are making the strongest bids for<lb />
the halfback posts. Claude King, last<lb />
year's regular on offense, is still<lb />
working from the fullback post. Ted-<lb />
dy Barnes, Carlton Mathews and<lb />
John Daughtry all will be pushing<lb />
King for the starting assignment.<lb />
Nine-Game Slate<lb />
Set For Pirates<lb />
During Grid Play<lb />
A nine-game schedule composed of<lb />
six consecutive North State confer-<lb />
nce contests and three clashes with<lb />
ont-of-state squads has been arrang-<lb />
ed for the 1953 East Carolina foot-<lb />
ball team.<lb />
A week from tomorrow night the<lb />
Bucs open their schedule by enter-<lb />
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Buc Schedule<lb />
Sept. 19�Wilson Teachers Home<lb />
Sept. 26�Lenoir Rhyne Home<lb />
Oct. 3�Catawba Away<lb />
Oct. 10�Elon (Homecoming) Home<lb />
Oct. 17�Western Carolina Away<lb />
Oct. 24�Guilford Home<lb />
Oct. 31�Appalachian Home<lb />
Nov. 7�Tampa University Away<lb />
Nov. 14�Stetson University Away<lb />
tabling Wilson Teachers college, of<lb />
Washington, D. C. Little is known<lb />
of the Teachers' strength but local<lb />
scuttlebutt has already established<lb />
the Rues as one to two touchdown<lb />
favorites.<lb />
The evening of September 26 will<lb />
find the Pirates as hosts to the con-<lb />
ference champions Lenoir Rhyne's<lb />
Bears. In last year's clash the Bears,<lb />
who posted an undefeated regular<lb />
season record, edged out the Pirates<lb />
by 7-6. Graduation hit the champs<lb />
hard avid all signs point to a bitter<lb />
battle when the two squads collide.<lb />
Following the Lenoir Rhyne con-<lb />
test the locals will engage Catawba<lb />
at Salisbury, Elon here, Western Car-<lb />
olina at Cullowhee, Guilford and<lb />
Appalachian on the local field and<lb />
then journey to Florida for two clos-<lb />
ing contests with Tampa university<lb />
and Stetson university.<lb />
Catawba college promises to offer<lb />
a real threat to the Pirates' bid for<lb />
Conference honors. Clyde Diggers,<lb />
line coach at East Carolina last year,<lb />
hag moved to Salisbury and is well<lb />
into his rogram of building a power-<lb />
house for the Indians.<lb />
October 10, the date of the Elon<lb />
game, is slated as Homecoming for<lb />
the Bucs. Last year an underdog<lb />
shipload of Pirates came from behind<lb />
to scuttle Elon's Homecoming fes-<lb />
tivities by a 25-9 count.<lb />
In November the Pirates will desert<lb />
North Carolina for Florida to play<lb />
their last two contests. On November<lb />
7 Tampa university, a newcomer to<lb />
Buccaneer athletic cards, will be host<lb />
to the charges of Coach Boone. The<lb />
14th of November will find East<lb />
Carolina's squad in DeLand, Fla<lb />
where they will meet Stetson uni-<lb />
versity's Hatters.<lb />
In last year's Stetson-East Carolina<lb />
contest, the first between the two<lb />
schools the .Pirates gained a 19-19<lb />
tie when halfback Paul Gay dashed<lb />
88 vards for a touchdown with less<lb />
 e<lb />
than four minutes remaining in the<lb />
game.<lb />
ZZ<lb />
Bucs Preparing<lb />
To Improve Upon<lb />
Last Year's Mark<lb />
Although the East Carolina Pirate?<lb />
were not undefeated in last year's<lb />
gridiron play, the Bucs are going to<lb />
have to pour on the steam to better<lb />
the 152 regular season record of<lb />
6-2-2.<lb />
Last year's squad, co-captained by<lb />
seniors Doc Smith and Dwight Shoe,<lb />
finished in a tie for second in the<lb />
North State Conference.<lb />
Seven of the schools that appeared<lb />
on the Pirates schedule last year will<lb />
be played again. They are: Lenoir<lb />
Rhyne, Catawba, Stetson, Elon, West-<lb />
ern Carolina, Appalachian and Guil-<lb />
ford. Teams which will not be played<lb />
this year include Norfolk Navy. New-<lb />
port News Apprentice School and<lb />
West Virginia Tech.<lb />
The 1952 record:<lb />
East Carolina 7 Norfolk Navy<lb />
Newport News<lb />
Lenoir Rhyne<lb />
Catawba<lb />
Elon<lb />
Western Caro<lb />
Guilford<lb />
Appalachian<lb />
Stetson U.<lb />
West V. Tech<lb />
M-<lb />
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EAST CAROLINIAN<lb />
Flustrated Girls Receive Help<lb />
EC Publications<lb />
Meet On Monday<lb />
Newspaper<lb />
A special meeting of the "East Car-<lb />
olinian" staff for the purpose of<lb />
wt looming newcomers to the paper<lb />
will be held Monday night at 7 p.m.<lb />
in the newspaper office, Austin build-<lb />
ing basement.<lb />
T. Parker Maddrey, editor of the<lb />
w ekly campus publication, urges all<lb />
students, whether freshmen or not,<lb />
who art- interested in any form of<lb />
new-paper work to be present.<lb />
Yearbook<lb />
Any student interested in working<lb />
on the l54 'Buccaneer East Caro-<lb />
lina College annual, should attend<lb />
the first �taff meeting Monday even-<lb />
in Austin 16 at 7 o'clock.<lb />
Editors Mildred Reynolds and Tom-<lb />
mie Lupton urge freshmen students<lb />
as well as upperclassmen to be pre-<lb />
-tnt. The session will be brief but<lb />
important, the editors said.<lb />
College Plans To Construct Dormitories<lb />
Preparations are being made for<lb />
the construction of two new dormi-<lb />
tories at East Carolina, F. D. Dun-<lb />
can, business manager, said this week.<lb />
He also announced the completion<lb />
and near completion of other building<lb />
projects.<lb />
Plans are now being drawn for<lb />
a dormitory for men and one for<lb />
women. Slay Annex has been moved<lb />
to the right of Slay Hall in order<lb />
that the site for the �w men's<lb />
dorm may be cleared for construction.<lb />
t wil he located between lOt.i SU 1<lb />
;ind behind Slay Hall. The new wo-<lb />
men' dorm will be located west of<lb />
Wilson Hall.<lb />
Mr. Duncan aid the new dorms<lb />
would not be ready for occupancy<lb />
before f�U of 154. They will prob-<lb />
ably be completed sometime in the<lb />
late summer of H'54.<lb />
The college expect- to award con-<lb />
tracts for converting Wright building<lb />
into a student union within two<lb />
ks. Bids have already been re-<lb />
weel-<lb />
New Faculty Members<lb />
ha Pi Omega, Bov Scout fraternity, assist freshmen in the time of confusion at re-<lb />
right, help three unidentified freshmen girls work out<lb />
Members of the<lb />
gi&amp;lration. Commodore Cshwell, left, and Charlie Wentz,<lb />
thwr class schedules. In addition to the fraternity member<lb />
gave a helping hand to the frosh. (Photo bv Norwood Elliot)<lb />
a num<lb />
ber of upperclassmen of no organized group<lb />
ECs Chief In Retirement<lb />
After 37 Years Loyal Service<lb />
Jr. has officially last year waa 280 students on the<lb />
J. Louis Williams<lb />
� ed as campus police officer at<lb />
I Carolina college after a tenure<lb />
 most 37 years of service. Wil-<lb />
  is 68, bom Friday, February<lb />
13. 1884, two miles from Greenville,<lb />
and plans to "catch up on some<lb />
needed rest<lb />
Williams first served as police of-<lb />
ficer for a short while in 1917, and<lb />
began a term which had continued<lb />
unbroken on January 1, 1918, upon<lb />
ppointment of Fast Carolina's first<lb />
resident Dr. Robert H. Wright. He<lb />
served under five presidents,<lb />
luding the current president, Dr.<lb />
D. Messick. There were only five<lb />
iklings on the campus and a stu-<lb />
ent body of around 300 students<lb />
�rhen Williams started his career as<lb />
guardian of life and property at this<lb />
�ollege. Now there are 25 buddings<lb />
on the 130-acre campus. Enrollment<lb />
campui<lb />
Onlv<lb />
illness<lb />
three brief absences due to<lb />
lave called for a "time-out"<lb />
ior the veteran officer and few days<lb />
of vacation leave have been taken<lb />
by Williams. '<lb />
College officials have praised Wil-<lb />
liams for his faithful service and<lb />
his loyalty to his position. Known<lb />
by thousand of former students and<lb />
by professors, he has a wide acquain-<lb />
tance in Eastern North Carofina.<lb />
Williams is affectionately known<lb />
as "The Chief He said his plans<lb />
are to stay at home and tnjoy the<lb />
Post Office Opens<lb />
Louis Barnes, student employee<lb />
ol the college post office, said<lb />
that the window of the office<lb />
would open today. Window hours<lb />
for the quarter will be posted<lb />
today also.<lb />
The window will be open for<lb />
vseliing stamps and postal cards<lb />
and for presenting parcels too<lb />
larsie for the boxes.<lb />
Playhouse Convenes<lb />
A special meeting to greet fresh-<lb />
men interested in dramatics will be<lb />
Vld Monday at 7 p. m. in Austin<lb />
building, room 112, by the Teachers<lb />
Playhouse.<lb />
The Playhouse, campus dramatic<lb />
organization, is headed by Percy<lb />
Wilkins and presents several major<lb />
poductions to students and citizens<lb />
from the surrounding area each year.<lb />
Wilkins said that the Monday<lb />
night meeting would not include try-<lb />
outs for parts in any productions but<lb />
would be held merely to familiarize<lb />
newcomers to the Playhouse. All<lb />
students interested in dramatics are<lb />
cordially invited along with return-<lb />
ing Playhouse members. <lb />
rest of his life with<lb />
is wife who<lb />
hag spent thousands �f nights as a<lb />
"career widow Mr. and Mrs. Wil-<lb />
liams have a daughter, Mrs. George<lb />
L. Springs, (the former Clara Will-<lb />
iams), FCC graduate in the class of<lb />
1938, who resides with her husband<lb />
and young son in Morehead City.<lb />
WELCOME TO<lb />
RESPESS - JAMES<lb />
"The Barbecue House"<lb />
Intersection<lb />
Ayden-Farmville Highway<lb />
GREENVILLE, N. C.<lb />
Phone 4160<lb />
Treasurer Announces Figures<lb />
On Last Year's Student Fund<lb />
Billy Laughinghouse, treasurer of the SG-A, has released this week<lb />
the figure- of total receipts and total disbursements for the period June 1,<lb />
1952 to -May 31, 1953. This is the regular term of school which does not<lb />
includ� the summer sussions.<lb />
The report is as follows:<lb />
Balance on hand June 1, 1952�Per former report<lb />
Receipts:<lb />
Students Activity Fees<lb />
Entertainment Receipts <lb />
Advertising Receipts�Teco Echo<lb />
Advertising Receipts�Tecoan <lb />
Funds Returned <lb />
Funds de osited for Christmas Deposit .<lb />
Redeposit for working fund<lb />
$ 8,807.65<lb />
$33,706.65<lb />
1,671.00<lb />
1,847.83<lb />
760.00<lb />
310.00<lb />
3,536.67<lb />
700.00<lb />
Total Receipts<lb />
Disbursements:<lb />
Tecoan<lb />
Teco Fcho<lb />
Entertainment Committee <lb />
Freshman Sophomore-Senior Class<lb />
Junior Class . .<lb />
Future Teachers of America<lb />
Social Committee . <lb />
ACE <lb />
42,532.15<lb />
$51,339.80<lb />
(Continued from Page 1)<lb />
in Virginia; faculty member at Amer-<lb />
ican university, Washington. D. (<lb />
and the University of Tentiesse<lb />
SOCIAL STUDIES: Dr. Edgar<lb />
Beaty�B.S Middle Tennesse Staf<lb />
college; M. A Peabody: Ph.D Flori-<lb />
da State university; has taught in<lb />
Army Dependents school in Nuern-<lb />
berg, Germany, at Appalachian, and<lb />
as a graduate assistant at Florida<lb />
state.<lb />
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: Dr.<lb />
Woodrow Flanary�A.B Emory and<lb />
Henry college; M.A Vanderbilt; Ph.<lb />
D University of Virginia; has<lb />
taught in public .schools in Virginia<lb />
and done work in testing in the<lb />
Reading clinic at University of Vir-<lb />
ginia.<lb />
Dr. Vera Mackay�B.A University<lb />
of Toronto; M.S. and Ph.D Uni-<lb />
versity of Indiana; has taught ele-<lb />
mentary grades at Hamilton Ontario;<lb />
audio-visual instructor in Toronto;<lb />
teaching fellow, University of Indi-<lb />
ana.<lb />
SPECIAL EDUCATION AND<lb />
PSYCHOLOGY: Dr. Rodney W. Ever-<lb />
hart�B.S Western Michigan college;<lb />
M.S. and Ph.D University of Michi-<lb />
gan; has taught speech correction<lb />
at Willow Run and Michigan State<lb />
normal.<lb />
DRAMATICS-SPEECH: Dr. Joseph<lb />
A. Withey, who will replace Dr. Lu-<lb />
cile H. Charles while she is on leave<lb />
to study in Europe during 1953-<lb />
1954; Ph.D Cornell; faculty member<lb />
a Syracuse university.<lb />
LIBRARY SCIENCE: Dr. Elmer D.<lb />
Johnson�B.A M.A Ph.D Univer-<lb />
nity of North Carolina; library work<lb />
at Guntersville Dam, Alabama, the<lb />
Regional Library at Huntsville, Ala<lb />
and the TVA Hiwassee Dam, Murphy,<lb />
N.C supervisor of circulation de-<lb />
partment and the reserve room, Uni-<lb />
versity of North Carolina; senior li-<lb />
brary assistant with the N. C. His-<lb />
torical commission with the work of<lb />
collecting World War II records; re-<lb />
search analyst with the U. S. War<lb />
Department; librarian at Limestone<lb />
college, Gaffney, S. C.<lb />
Bruce Trible�A.M Fort Hays,<lb />
Kansas, State college; M. A. In music-<lb />
. University of Indiana; Bf. A.<lb />
is library science, University of 111-<lb />
 ; I S. Navy, 1945 1946; library<lb />
Itant in the University of tadi-<lb />
na School of Education while a grad-<lb />
uate , tudent.<lb />
INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Dr. Charles<lb />
(J. Rjsher B.S Bowling Green 9<lb />
university in Ohio; M. Ed. and D.<lb />
Exi University of Missouri; U. S.<lb />
Navy, 18 months; taught craft, and<lb />
fundamentals of transportation at<lb />
Univ rsity of California, Santa Bar-<lb />
bara college; part-time teacher in<lb />
the College of Engineering, Univer-<lb />
sity of Missouri, while a graduate<lb />
student.<lb />
COUNSELORS IN WOMEN'S<lb />
RESIDENCE HALLS: Nancy Wil-<lb />
more�A.B West Virginia university;<lb />
.M.A Duke university; now resident<lb />
counselor, Fairfax Hall, Virginia.<lb />
Estella Striplin�B.M. and M. A<lb />
Chicago Music college; B.S. in edu-<lb />
cation. Kent State university, Ohio;<lb />
teacher and counselor at Ohio uni-<lb />
versity, Kent State university, and<lb />
American university at Beirut Leb-<lb />
anon.<lb />
ciived for the project, Mr. Dur<lb />
The project will I<lb />
completed sometime this  1<lb />
student Supply stM<lb />
office, lounges and son<lb />
dent activities will be moved il<lb />
renovated Wrighl building.<lb />
Th Alumni associatioi<lb />
recess of hjo ing fV<lb />
in Austin to the old Home Ma<lb />
ment hou �� hind the N011<lb />
I ail. The telephone office .<lb />
died in the Alumni office<lb />
Austin, room l The A<lb />
. ave then equipment moved I<lb />
new location probably B�me1 ��<lb />
fall, Mr. Duncan said.<lb />
Work is still underua<lb />
;oyn' r l.i'irai y which wa<lb />
during the fall of last year<lb />
Duncan said, "We<lb />
v i � moved in by Chri '<lb />
new wing on Rag-<lb />
compl ted and will b<lb />
I i tudents this fall.<lb />
During thia summei<lb />
ed throughout,<lb />
em" locks were installed n a<lb />
and new asphalt tile flooring<lb />
laid. New plumbing wa<lb />
with new copper pipes and neu<lb />
era, Mr. Duncan stated.<lb />
As halt tile flooring ha-<lb />
laid in the corridora of the Ti<lb />
School building and in the front<lb />
of Fleming Hall.<lb />
j Records and Sheet Music<lb />
145 RPM Accessor<lb />
It Pay<lb />
With<lb />
That<lb />
VOLUME<lb />
In<lb />
SI<lb />
Piaiid<lb />
This<lb />
Tue<lb />
McCORMICK<lb />
! MUSIC STORE<lb />
AIR CONDITIONED<lb />
-frv hi m<lb />
-�(.� �.�� M-<lb />
Jarvis Forensic Club<lb />
Teachers Playhouse <lb />
y:ica <lb />
YWCA<lb />
Student Government Association <lb />
Pitt County Memorial Scholarship Fund <lb />
Budget Office<lb />
Teco Echo advertising funds <lb />
Tecoan advertising funds �<lb />
Men Day Students <lb />
Women Day Students <lb />
Science Club  <lb />
Community Chest <lb />
Withdrawal for Budget Office working funds<lb />
Working fund . �<lb />
15,713.40<lb />
4,450.46<lb />
8,332.74<lb />
705.00<lb />
269.63<lb />
110.00<lb />
232.27<lb />
100.00<lb />
450.00<lb />
550.00<lb />
350.00<lb />
350.00<lb />
3,729.83<lb />
2,000.00<lb />
681.01<lb />
1,154.34<lb />
534.00<lb />
16.40<lb />
96.52<lb />
100.00<lb />
250.00<lb />
3,536.67<lb />
1,000.00<lb />
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Welcome E. C. G. Students<lb />
To GREENVILLE<lb />
and<lb />
SAIEED'S<lb />
Your College Department Store<lb />
� MODERN REST ROOMS<lb />
� CHARGE ACCOUNTS<lb />
� FREE GIFT WRAPPING and MAILING<lb />
SAIEED'S<lb />
111-117 E. 5th Street<lb />
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Total disbursement<lb />
44,712.27<lb />
ileome To E. C. C.<lb />
ilcome To Greenville<lb />
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's offers the following services�<lb />
� Free Gift Wrapping<lb />
� Free Mailing Service<lb />
� Extended Charge Accounts<lb />
sCCDVS<lb />
W ' I 6,627.63<lb />
Deduct:<lb />
Return checks, etc charged by bank 524.68<lb />
Less amounts redeposited  421.43 103.26<lb />
1 <lb />
Balance May 31, 1953  6,524.22<lb />
 DAVENPORT JEWELERS<lb />
Welcome Freshmen<lb />
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HEALTH<lb />
and<lb />
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FOR THE BEST IN FOOTWEAR<lb />
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MERIT SHOES<lb />
QUALITY JEWELRY<lb />
At Prices To Meet Your Budget<lb />
Your Headquarters For<lb />
Bulova Watches<lb />
Also<lb />
HAMILTON, ELGIN and BENRUS<lb />
Scientifically Trained Mechanics To Serve You<lb />
STAUFFER'S JEWELERS<lb />
407 Evans Street Phone 2452<lb />
COMPLETE LINES OF THESE FAMOUS NAMES<lb />
Elizabeth Arden<lb />
Revlon<lb />
Helena Rubenstein<lb />
Faberge<lb />
Tussy<lb />
Chanel<lb />
Lentheric<lb />
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