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Identifier: teacherscollegeq19211922 (find matches)
Title: The teachers college quarterly (serial)
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: East Carolina Teachers College
Subjects: East Carolina Teachers College East Carolina Teachers College
Publisher: Greenville, N.C. : Students and Faculty of East Carolina Teachers College
Contributing Library: University Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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ing.) N. C. State Band concert. Reception—at last. , March 20. Class purchases reference books. Class pillow design accepted. March 28. Each girl selects her1 color for class day dress. I want this.I want that. Do you think I could wear this? No I would not changefor anything. March 29. Permission given to Seniors to go to Fair grounds day ofCounty Commencement. Trucks secured. Material for graduation dress.Voile or Organdie? Organdie, no—Voile. Voile won. March 30. Material for graduating dress reconsidered. Organdie won.Failure to secure If I were King, as class play announced. MerchantGentleman, French comedy, chosen. April 3. Try outs for the play. Some fitted as if it were written for them.For others it was hard to decide. April J/. Remainder of characters chosen. April 8. Selection of pattern of graduation dress. April 20. Days rest (?). April 21. Merchant Gentleman1 presented. Monsieur Jourdain leadingcharacter. Im a Mamamouchee, Im a Mamamouchee, I tell you. Splendidhouse.
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Class of 1922 341 April 26. Final game in basket ball tournament. Juniors-seniors Wails of woe. Arbor Day program postponed because of Senior play. Saturday April28th we present to Mr. Wright a Purple Japanese Maple to be planted onfront of campus. Noted characteristics of tree is: The foliage at one timeof the year is purple. On Mothers Night we present a very effectiveMothers program. We entertain our Sister Class. Seniors delightfullyentertained by Sister Class. This takes us to May 1, 1922. The plans written below will hea part of our history by the time this is in print. Commencement. This is the first class to finish under the name ofcollege. Here we come, Purple and White. She leads wherever shegoes. Girls of 22 dressed in tints of rainbow colors shaded by hats thatmatch rushed through the gate of Purple and White. Class Historian givesbrief sketch of past work of class of 22. Annie Ruth Joyner gives ourWILL, dear friends, and may you ever live by it. Our days with you dear Alm

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