Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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SENIORS (Mrs.) Svlvesta Wells A.B. Major in Elementary Ed. Charlotte, North Carolina ■Honor lli-s in honest toil. Activ.tiis; Y.W.C.A. ,i. 4; CHARLES Henry Williams Omega Psi Phi Fraternity A.li. Major in Religious Education North Wilkesboro. North Carolina ;l i) T II nil. ' for I In. of Activities; Stillni;,i, 1 stitiite 1, 2; V. M.C.A. 3. 4; Sin.|-ni I .nmrll 4: N.A.A. C.P. S. 4; Stii.l ' .ii A. 1 : II 1 ' s Committee 4, President; K,h■.H, 1 :,.liir.,ll,m dull ,i. 4; Lam,,;i,li. ( li.b; Om eK:i Psi IMli Fr:, leniilv 4. H;,silfU5. SENIOR CLASS SUPERLATIVES Boy Girl Joseph Maxwell Mosi Industnous Allenstinl Sparks John McHugh Most Attractive DoRA HiLL Coy Lee Cox Most Sophisticated ANNIE MURRAY Paul Cade Best Bluffer Bertha Goodin Charles Price Best Dresser Louise Hare Cornell Powell C t;.ss Ci;f-up Kathleen Ross James Fisher Most Atfiktic Beaulah Spaulding Warren Henry Greatest Hearthreaker Deotis McMurrian Samuel George Most Loquacious Marizetta Hardy George Williams Best Dancer . . Sarah Reid Charles H. Williams Mo.Ht Likely to Succeed Allenstine Sparks Joseph Maxwell Class Politician Adelaide Maxwell Thomas Lowe Most Studious Wilma Lambert Paul Reid Best Singer LiLLiE Rose McKee Cornell Powell Best Actor. Marizetta Hardy Wilbur Knox Most Individual Martha Thompson

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SENIORS PAUL LAWRENCE ReID A.B. Major in General Science Charlotte. North Carolina Play up, play, and play the game. Activities: Y.M.C.A. 1. 2. .? 4- rni rnv ' ' ° ' - ' ' ' i ' y Quintet; N. A.A.C.P.; Assistant Physical Educatim. Oi rector. JOHN Wesley Rice Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity A.B. Major in Religious Education Birmingham. Alabama Our thoughts and eouJucts are our o-.eu. Activities: Stillm.in Institute 1 ' ■ V .M.C.A. i, 4. ■ • KATHLEEN EARLE ROSS Delta Sigma Thela Sorority A.B. Major in Elementary Ed. Winnsboro. South Carolina yts he thinkcth in his heart, so is he. -.. ' V ' tv- ' V. .- V ' ' ' ' fP ■? ' ° ' ' College 1. 2; V.VV.C.A. .i. 4. President; Tniversitv Choir .1; Student Council 4; Student Activities Committee ' 4. (Mrs.) NANNIE L. Snowden B.S. Major in Mathematics Charlotte. North Carolina ■The iioble. t mind the best content m.iil Activities: Dennett ColleRe I; V.W.C. jEulah Irene spauldinc, A.B. Major in Elementary Ed. Clarkston. North Carolina Sports lubricate the body. Activities: Earlier Scotia Collcue 1, 2; V.VV.C.A. i, 4; Basketball Team i, 4. MARTHA LEE Thompson A.B. Major in English Charlotte. North Carolina ' -■ por„l -.9 1, e imitated h m. leled by ajiy hut her.u-if. Activities: V.VV.C.A. 1. 2. .!. 4- 20tl, Century Literary Cuild 4; Pyramid Clul. SARAH Dorothy Reid Delta Sigma Theta Sorority B.S. Major m General Science Fayetteville. North Carolina ■•(;c,i.( .- ,„ manner, firm in reo ilv. Activities: V.VV.C.A. I. 2, .1. 4; Mathe- natics Club .!, 4; Beta Kappa Chi ■cientilic Honorary Society 3. 4. Secre- :iry; ( hemistry Club 4; Pyramid Club. WILLIA.M LAWRENCE ROBERTS Omega Psi Phi Fraternity A.B. Major in History Charlotte. North Carolina Gented in personage, generous and free. ' Activities: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, i, 4- A A.C.P.; L ' niversity Club. iMrs. ) Duval Simmons A.B. Major in Elementary Ed. Monroe. North Carolina ' To esteem others rather than thyself ' Activities: V.VV.C.A. .!. 4. , llenstine Druscilla Sparks Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority B.S. Major in General Science Hartford. Connecticut Perseverance and lenacilv of purpose IS the basis of all great achi.-eements. Activities: V-VV.C.A. 1. 2. 3. 4- Ira Aklridse Dramatic Cuild I, 2 President- Student Council ,!. 4, President; Ivy Leaf ( hib 2, President; Editor-in-Chief 1946 Bull.- Youth Budget Plan, Secre- tary 2, i : Le Cercic F r a n c a i s 2 ■ ' • ■•• • ' ■■ogram Sponsor; Student Activi- ties Committee 2. Secretary 3, 4; Chem- istry Club 2, Program Sponsor 3; I ' ni- versity Choir 2, .Secretary 3. 4; 20tlv Century Literary Cuild 4; N.A.A.C.P. 1. 2. .Secretary 3. 4; Winner of ]94=i .lunior ()ratoric:il Contest. Roy Lei-: Sulls Kappa Alpha Psi Fratcrnily A B. Major m History Morehead City. North Carolina .-Ictions, nvt words, prove the man. Activities: Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Bas kethall Squad; Football Team; Varsity LvniA Levon Toney Helta Sigma Theta Sorority A B. Muior in French Saint Charles. South Carolina 11 quietness shall he your strength. Activities: Coulter Ac:idemy 1, 2; Y.VV.

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WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina, County of Mecklenburg, City of Charlotte. We. the Senior Class of 1946. being fully aware of the fact that our days of pleasure and pain at this cherished Institution will soon terminate, and we must soon take our place in this vast world of turmoil and strife, and in order to prevent any legal misunderstanding, after our departure over our enormous accomplishments do hereby make this our final will and testament. The Class of 1946 of Johnson C. Smith University, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, and realizing the uncertainty of life make.- publish, and declare this as and for our final will and testament, and hereby revoking and nullifying any and all former wills and testaments, or writings in the na- ture thereof, by us at any time heretofore made. Such accomplishments as it has pleased Providence to bestow upon us. we dispose of as follows: First: We direct that our funeral shall be modest in character and in keeping w ' ith our positions in life, and that all just debts and funeral expenses be fully paid by the money promised us by our parents, relatives, and friends. Second: All and everything responsible for our accomplishments of what- soever nature, kind, and description, real, personal, and mixed. ' and wheresoever achieved, we give, devise, and bequeath to our beloved Juniors. Third: To our dear Alma Mater that has so faithfully served in the interest of humanity since its founding, we, on our departure pledge: Our heads to clt- ' rcr thinking , our hearts to greater loyalty , our hands to greater service , and our health to better living. Fourth: We do will and bequeath to the Board of Trustees our many thanks for permitting social dancing on the campus as of 1946. Fifth: To our beloved President, Dr. Henry Lawrence McCrorey, we will the Annual of 1946 as a token for the many years of service he has rendered the Institution. Sixth: To Dr. R. L. Douglas we will and bequeath our love and apprecia- tion for the untiring service he has rendered the Institution in the field of Mathematics. Seventh: Tv the largest Freshman Class in the history of the Institution we will our ability to think sanely, which they never possessed. Lighlh: To all who shall dare where we have foutjhl. we bequeath our faith. In witness whereof, we. the Class of 1946. have, set our hand and seal unto this, our last will and testament this Twentieth day of May. Anno Domini. One Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-six. Till-: Class of 1946 iSfalj WiLMA J. I.a.mbfrt ANNii ' M. Murray CoRNi-LL C. Powell Page Tu, ' vnty-six