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 When and how did the Endicott College Yearbook name MINGOTIDE originate?
In the October 25, 1941 issue of the College newspaper “Endicott Junior” Vol.III, No. 3, the name MINGOTIDE was selected as a result of a College wide contest. The first yearbook was produced for the class of 1942.
The name MINGOTIDE was submitted by student Jane (Kerrigan) Murphy ’42 stating ” the College is located on Mingo Hill and faces Mingo Beach where the tides rise and fall as the classes come and go.”
Other names submitted as possible names included Sea Echoes, White Caps, Mingo-Pride, and Editognim (Mingotide spelled backwards.)
MINGOTIDE has continually been produced since 1942.
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Endicott and I by Eleanor Tupper
Enjoy reminiscing about your College by reading Endicott and I by Eleanor Tupper. The book is a view of the College through her eyes. Enjoyable and will bring back memories.
$15.00 includes tax and shipping.
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Endicott College in Words and Pictures, an Endicott College Publication. The book takes you through the history of the College decade by decade. Full of wonderful photographs and descriptions of classes, social life, and traditions.
$15.00 includes tax and shipping. Buy both books for $25.00 includes tax and shipping.
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For more information, contact:
Barbara Broudo, Director, Archives and Museum
Endicott College
376 Hale Street
Beverly, MA 01915
(978) 232-2257
Email: bbroudo@endicott.edu
Website: www.endicott.edu/archives
Endicott College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
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GALLERY EXHIBIT
Endicott Goes Green
Now through July 17, 2013
Free and open to the public
Monday through Friday
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Visit Current Exhibit
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