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

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Raymond W. Washington Cleo B. Bvnum Claudius N. Shropshire, Jr. President Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jesse F. Stepp ice Presideiil Richard Erwin Sergeant-at-Arrns Sandy J. McIntyre, II Parliamentarian, Reporter Dorothy L. Mitchell Vtstoriun Class Mono: Life is a juire flaiiie a ul we live h an invisible sun within us ' Class Colors: Crreen and ) elhnv Class Flowers: Yellow Pwses CLASS HISTORY It was the year nineteen Inmdiecl .mcl lort tliree wlien another hand ol exeitetl ' ()un}: ad enturers, eaoer to del e into tiie mxsteries of a now land— eoliet e, landed on the shores of Johnson C. Smith Uni ersit . Knowledge was their goal, hut thc knew that in traxeling along I ler roekv road. the ' would diseo er man other treasures along the wav; among them, new friends, new ideas and maturitv. Some of these voung ad ' enturers, howe er. had to t nr and wrcsik ' with that nlture— WAR. With fear in their hearts, those who ri ' ni, lined hehiiid, wisheil tluse new w.irriors a ietorious fight and a safe retinii. In moments ol re ' erie. the Class ol 47 will icnieiiilxT siieh ihnujs as: (iihson ' s C ase - at the Bat ; Big Dog Ragin ' s rise to lame in loothall and haskethall; I homas Bvers tennis; freshman scholarship awards to Winona E. Lee and Dorothx ' L. Mitchell; the first junior Senior Prom in the history ol Johnson C. Smith Lini ersit ; our class leaders: lasjier Powell. Clarence Wade. Frank Baker Frank Baker ' s You ' ll Ne er Know ; I he Strike ; anc as guides to the ultimate goal. We will also rememher those returning warriors ol our ranks and who ha c hecome an indispcnsahk ' pari o And now we ha e reached the end of our journev the las ' , mile. I hose who have survi ecl realize that thev ha e reallv just hegun. that these four years have only been an introduction to Life, a mere period of |5re|Mration for future achievement. md Ravmoml Washington; above all those who served nre lolls classes w lio ihc Class of 47. |oineu ' iiqc rrnirlccn

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SENIORS John Hurst Adams, A.B. Major: History Columbia, S. C. He i ' ho toots not his oti ' ti horit, that si:mc honi remaius untooted ' Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Presi- dent 45 46. 46 47; Varsity S Club ice President 46-47; Uniyersity Stu- dent Staff 44-45, 46 47, Sports Elitnr 45 46 47; Varsity Football 44 45 46; ' arsitv Basketball 45; Varsity Tennis 45 46 47; Ira Aldridge Dram;uie C;uil I 44 45 46 47; History Club 44 45 46 47. Elmer Alfred Anderson, B.S. Major: Biology High Point, N. C. Heights bv reut tuen reached liuJ kept Were not attained by sudden fliiiht. But they u-hile (fieir companions slefJt U ' ere toiling ttpwnrd in tlte ni ht. Kn,.ule I.J.- 1 | ,Lii-.i.Mi Club 42 43; Men ' s (.Ki ( luh 4 4 , Alpb.i Kappa Mu II.in..r Sc.orlv 4(, 47; lVt;i Kappa Chi ll.in..r.ir Sii.iitil.i Society 46 47; Collcyiate eterans ' Club 46-47; Chemistry Club 46 47; Mathematics Club 46; Chairman A P Committee, Senior Class 47; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. President 46 47. Macie Elizabeth Bailey, A.B. Major: Socio ogy Pfafftown, N. C. A principle is worthy of sacrifice, Liyingslone College 42-43, 45 46; V. W. C. A. 47; S. C. A. 47; Ira AlJridge Dramatic Guild 46-47; Music Club 46-47; Pan-Hellenic Council 46-47; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority 43 44, 45 46, 46-47. Willie Mae Banks, A.B. Major: Elementary Education Winnsboro, S. C. Y. W. C. A. 45 46; S. C. A. 46-47; Pyramid Club 46; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 46-47. Alexander Bethea, Jr., A.B. Major: Social Science Laurinburg, N. C. Beauty is a thinn of joy forei ' er. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 46- 47; History Club 46 47; Collegiate eterans ' Club 46-47; N. A. A. C. P. 46 47. Charles Bravnon Bolden, A.B. Major: History AsheviUe, N. C. ■Tlie tiiiHil is its oteii place and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven. Glee Club 4042, Vice-President 42; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity 46 47; History Club 46-47; Sociological Society 42 43; 46-47; Y. M. C. A. 40 42; S. C. A. 46-47. Andrew Augustus Allen, B.S. Major: Chemistry Charlotte, N. C. Self-confidence is the first requisite In greut understandinfJS, Alberta Louise Bacote, A.B. Major: French Darlington, N. C. To know on ' j ' s limitations is a murk of wisdom, to rest content with liiem merits contempt, Y. W. C. A. 44 45-46; Le Cercle Francais 44 45 46; Pyramid Club 44; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 44 4546- Frank Wesley Baker, A.B. Major: History Kinston, N. C. Life npty withou Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 45- 46 47; President Junior Class 45-46; President Student Council 46 47; Ira Aldridne Dramatic Guild 43 44 45- 46-47; Uniyersity Choir, 43 44 45- 46-47; History Club 45-46, 46-47, Treasurer 45-46; Y. M. C. A. Secre tary 45 46; Keeper of Peace. Omeoa Psi Phi Fraternity 45 46; Kncnvledoe Evpansion Club, Secretary 45 46; Uniyersity Student Staff 43-44, 45 46, 46 47; Cheering Sguad 43 44. Meta iMae Beckham, A.B. Major: French Charlotte, N. C. Le Cercle Francais 45-46. 46 47; Uniyersity Club 45-46; lyy Leaf Club 45-45; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 46-47. Eloise Avis Blakeney, B.S. Major: Physical Education Charlotte, N. C. ■T ii.; „!„ all, to thine he Ir Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 46-47; Barber Scotia College 43 44, 44 45; Bsketball Team 45 46; Uniyersity Club 45 46; Pyramid Club 45; S. C. A. 45 46 47. Otis James Bragg, B.S. Major: Biolog y Cape Charles, Va. Life is what you make it, i, C, A. 46 47; Kappa Alpha