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summer 2007 EastThe Magazine of easT Carolina UniversiTy Filling up on Pirate pride Trade Mart founder Walter Williams viewFinder summer 2007 EastThe Magazine of easT Carolina UniversiTy 12 F e AT u r e s FILLING UP ON PIRATe PRIDe 12 Walter Williams ’51 ’55, the founder of the Trade MartBy Steve chain Row of gas stations and convenience stores, has fueled many university fund-raising campaigns simply because he believes it’s the right thing to do. PLAYING iT SAFE 20 ECU enjoys a reputation as a safe campus for studentsBy Marion and Blackburn is putting a lot of effort and an extra $1 million into keeping it that way. 20 26 INTERNET READy 26 It’s not surprising that East Carolina has built one ofBy Stevethe largest Tuttle distance education programs in the nation because “the idea that somebody can’t come to campus is not a new idea to us. We take education to them.” ON THE BALL aT sUMMER CaMP 32 The hundreds of high school kids arriving forBy Bethanysports Bradshercamps ensures that the campus will be far from quiet sTrAPHAnGers every seat is taken on this summer. the 8 a.m. bus from the football stadium parking lots down to the main campus. east Carolina has 35 d e PA r T m e n T s buses in its fleet that transport about two million passengers a FROM oUr READERS year. The buses are on 3 the road about 1,500 hours a week and THE eCU REPORT log 550,000 miles a 4 year—enough to circle the earth more than 22 times. All 85 drivers 2007 sUMMER ARTs CALENDAR are students. 32 11 PIRATe CONNECTIONS 37 CLASS NOTES 38 48 UPON THE PAST From the ediTor From our reAders summer 2007 EastThe Magazine of easT Carolina UniversiTy Volume 5, Number 4 THe sodA sHoP WAS in THe Bobby sox at the soda shop, is published four times a year by CAFeTeriA BuildinG old Cafeteria Building, 1947. East inset: Playing bridge in the East Carolina University I really do enjoy receiving and always Access Scholarships Division of University Advancement East booths. I couldn’t help but think about my own family when Bill Clark told me 2200 South Charles Blvd. look forward to the excellent articles. I would about the new Access Scholarships that will be awarded to 28 students this Greenville, NC 27858 like to take exception to Jim Phelps’ ’58 fall. The ECU Foundation he leads raised the money for the scholarships letter in the spring issue. There indeed was a after learning how deeply in debt many families have to go to put a kid— h soda shop in the Old Cafeteria Building as well as a post office. I first learned how to rchives or in our case, three—through college. ECU students on average have more a than $19,000 in loans by the time they graduate, the second-largest debt EDITOR play bridge and enjoyed many pleasant hours steve Tuttle playing there, some of which would have among the 16 UNC schools. 252-328-2068 / [email protected] University been better spent in the library. I enrolled at Many families confront a college tuition dilemma. We use what savings ECC in 1952 and left in 1954 to serve in we have, borrow a lot and leave it up to Junior to get a part-time job to ART DIRECTOR/DESIGNER Brent Burch the Army. I returned in 1956 and graduated earn his spending money. Families with two or more children confront a in 1958. I think the soda shop was moved to downward financial cycle. As a father of three once told me, “when the PHOTOGRAPHER the Wright Building in the interim. third kid was ready for college, I got the bad news that there’s no such Forrest Croce Lancaster, S.C. thing as a third mortgage.” —Andy Caudill ’58, CONTRIBUTING WRITERS If [the soda shop in the Cafeteria Building] “There are existing programs for other types of students—scholarships for didn’t exist, I certainly must have dreamed the superstar academic students and grants and loan programs for students marion Blackburn, Bethany Bradsher, steve row about the many cans of Vienna sausage and who are the neediest,” Clark told me. “It’s the students in the middle, those pork and beans, boxes of soda crackers, etc., Cafeteria Building as my father, Wendell 1950s. The campus soda shop was located in with both financial need and academic potential, who we are targeting to CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS that I consumed there. We always had our Smiley, was responsible for it as one of his this building until the end of the 1953–54 help with Access Scholarships.” Cliff Hollis, Charles Buchanan, Paul dunn, snacks there when we picked up our mail at additional jobs. In those days administrators school year. During the 1954–55 school year After studying the problem, ECU Foundation board members did Andrea Hallgren, marc Kawanishi the campus post office and played bridge in had many other assignments other than the soda shop was converted to a third lunch something that shows their personal commitment. At a board meeting last the soda shop. I’m sure it closed when the their primary job, his being the librarian. room in the Cafeteria Building [offering] a CLASS NOTES EDITOR new Student Center opened in the lower level October, they passed the plate and collected enough to support 12 Access leeanne elizabeth smith ’04 ’06 Yes the bowling alley was a popular place. menu of hamburgers and hot dogs for a fixed Scholarships. They then approached RBC Centura Bank, the Harold Bate [email protected] of the Wright Building but it sure was the Does anyone remember the wonderful aroma price of 75 cents. The soda shop was moved Foundation, and the West Memorial Fund and found partners to support recognized spot for checking out the coeds of the fabulous Sally Lunn rolls? It is so to the new Student Union in the basement another 16 scholarships. h before then. much fun to return to campus and to have of Wright Auditorium. This new facility Raleigh watched it grow through the eyes of the four was much needed and included a soda shop, While Clark is happy to make a dent in the college affordability problem, —Don Umstead ’56, he worries about kids who’ve lost hope for a college education because the DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY MARKETING I really enjoy reading as I grew up generations of our family who have availed bookstore, game room, student bank and Clint Bailey East, family simply runs out of money. “If our enrolled students have this much literally on the campus (where the library themselves of fine educations at ECTC, other services. Keep up the good work with ECC and ECU. Thanks for the memories. I enjoyed my years at ECU, and I like to financial need, we can assume that financial need is indeed a great barrier now sits). Yes there was a soda shop in the East. to many others in eastern North Carolina who don’t even apply,” he said. tell others about the great memories I have —Sara Smiley Lommatzsch ’62 of such a great period in my life. “Our challenge is to continue funding these 28 scholarships and grow this I read with interest East Carolina University is a constituent institution of Danville, Va. to a flagship program that awards at least 100 scholarships a year.” The University of North Carolina. It is a public doctoral/ ‘What A BeAuTiFul lAdy’ the article in your —Harold T. Beck ’58 ’71, research intensive university offering baccalaureate, master’s, Winter 2007 That plate that the ECU Foundation board passed to start the Access specialist and doctoral degrees in the liberal arts, sciences The Beverly Cox story was edition concerning Articles in the university archives confirm Mr. Beck’s Scholarships—maybe we should keep it going around the Pirate Nation. and professional fields, including medicine. Dedicated to the awesome. I have never heard recollection. The original soda shop was installed in achievement of excellence, responsible stewardship of the of her, but I read every single the renovations to public trust and academic freedom, ECU values the the Old Cafeteria the Old Cafeteria Building in 1946 in the “large contributions of a diverse community, supports shared word of her success story and Building. Mr. Jim lobby adjacent to the post office and dining halls” governance and guarantees equality of opportunity. had tears in my eyes when I got connected to an outdoor terrace between the wings of to the end. I was sad the story Phelps’ letter in your ©2007 by East Carolina University Spring 2007 issue the building. The move to Wright apparently cameDaily in ended. Thanks so much. What 1958, according to an article in the Greenville a beautiful lady representing is in error when he Reflector. Printed by The Lane Press East Carolina! states that there was we welcome your letters. send them by Greenville no soda shop in e-mail to [email protected] or by mail to U.P. 07-368 53,000 copies of this public document were —Marsha Fleenor ’96, east magazine, Building 198, east Carolina printed at a cost of $28,500 or $.54 per copy. the building in the university, Greenville, n.C. 27858-4353. 2 3 THe eCu rePorT How eCC became eCu 81, he looks back on that time with University equal with the other state schools, that we Carolina comes to Dowdy-Ficklen on Sept. Around CAmPus appreciation for what was accomplished.
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