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

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SENIORS John Arthur Twitty, B.S. Majiir: Bioiogy Ruthcrt ' ordton, N. C. ■D,, iii.hlc thinns not dream Ihcm all .lav loiiK, ami su make life, ilealh and that vast forever one urand sxreet song,. Omeaa Psi Phi Fratcrnilv. Inc. 4V 44. Keeper uf RecicK .„h1 Se.il 46 47 Assistant to tlie Keeper ..I lice .uls and Seal; Ira .Mclri.lMe Dr.iin.ilK C.u.KI 4(44. 46 47; Llnnersily Suulent Staff 43-44, 46-47; Journalism Club, President 43-44; Religion Club 42-43, 43 44; Y. M. C. A. 41-42, 42 43, 4344; S. C. A. 46-47; Soeioloaical Society 46-47; Chemistry Club 43-44; University Male Chorus 4142. 42- 43, 43 44; Uniyersity Choir 42 43, 43-44, 46-47; Lampados Club 43; President Collegiate Veterans Club 46 47; Bull Staff, Senior Class I ' .ditor 46-47. Edgar William Ward, A.B. Maior: Socio ooy Toledo, Ohio ■■E« .,v Tolirself. il is later tha.i V ' .ii think. Lincoln University 43-44; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 4 4 45-46; S. C. A. Cabinet 46 47; Youth Budget Chair- man 45-46-47; Radio Guild 5 46. Director 46-47; Uniyersitv Student Slair 44 45-45. News Editor 44-45. Editor in Chief 45-46; Sociological Society 44 45-45 47; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity 44-45-46-47, Secretary- Treasurer 45 46; N. A. A. C. P. 44- 45-46-47. President 46-47; Spanish Club 45 45; Press uent l ' drln- De- partment 45 4(,: li., l iM.l.e Dra- matic Caiikl 44 4S 41,, Sn ini Rhj Sigma 44 45 45 47. iie resident 43- 45-47. Cassie B. Warrington, B.S. Majors: Chemistry and Bioloay Ridgeway. Va. Laiigh and be merry, lememher better the world with a son!. Chemisuy Club 13 47; Delta Sit; ma Theta Sorority 4 4-47; Jlathe- matics Club 45-47; Y. W. C. A. 4 3- 47; Religion Club 43 44; N. A. A. C. P. 43 44. Charles Henry Webb, B.S. Maior: General S ' - ' once Wilmington, Del. J( is the intensive effort tha: ed.l cates. S. C. A. 46 47; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternitv 45 47; Varsity Football 46- 47; Varsity Tennis 46-47; Varsity S Club 46 47. John Henry Wilson, A.B. Majors; Hislory and Relii inn Education Oxford. N. C. It is the little thinas nvll .h.ue that go to make up a successful mnt triiJi ' good life. Y. M. C. A. 44; Spani.h Club 4-! 47; Chemistry Club 45 46; Histo ' v Club 46; S. C. A. 45-4;,; N. A. A. C. P. 44 45-46; Omega Psi Phi Fra ternity. Inc. 45, Dean of Pledgees 46 Gwendolyn Young, A.B. Major: E eii;ei!(nry Edtication Anderson, S. C. ' Di.m Spiro, Spero ' -if)n e J breathe I hope. Bennett College 42-43-44; Juilliard School of Music; N. A. A. C. P. 46- 47; S. C. A. 46-47. Georgia Loretta Ulmer, A.B. Majors; Religious Edtication and English VN ' innsboro, S. C. ■W) Ifiiil am or dope tr- he. 1 one 10 my dear mother. History Club 45-46 47; S. C. A. 45 47; Y. W. C. A. 45 46. Thomas Ward, A.B. Major: Sociology Toledo, Ohio Tidedo University 39 43; Spanish Club 46-47; N. A. A. C. P. Executive Committee 46 47; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity 45-46 47; University Choir 45 47; Collegiate Veterans ' Club 46- Ravmond W. Washington B.S. Majors: C iei»islry and Bioloay Savannah, Ga. ■■ (■ voii lire riilht. fig it to tJie List. hiiii|vHl,.s Club. President 41; Srnh.i ( l.iss PresideiU 4(. 47; C:(.lle- .., iir , Id, Mis ' C IliI., I ' resulent 46-47; t heinisliv ( lull 411 4-!. 4l, 47; Omega Psi Phi Fraternitv. Inc. 42 47; Y. M. C. . . 40 4,3; Knouledye Expansion Club 4043; Religion Club 4U-43; Football Team 40 42; I5;isehall Team 47; University Choir 40 42; Univer- sity Male Chorus 40 42. Anderson Williams, Jr., B.S. Major; Biology Homestead, Pa. Man is the measure of all things. Le Cercic Francais 41-42, 42 43; Knowledge Expansion Club 41-42, 42-43, 43-44; Scroller Club 41-42; Chemistry Club 42 43; Kappa Alpha Psi 42 47; Football 43 44; Basketball 43 44; ' arsitv S Club 45 47. Minnie Amelia Wright, A.B. Major: Elementary Education York, S. C. ■ToiMonoie is alums brighter than tud.iy. r,.iil,.i Si..ll,i t.illege 42-44; St. uo„si,n, ' ( Mil, ., 44; N. A. A. C. P. 41, 47; S, ( , )(. 47; Y. W. C. A. 4S 41.; I), il.i Si. on, I I ' heta Sorority 47. Troy Allen Young. Jr.. A.B. Major: Hislory Burlington, N. C. lliii vha ;oo,l Whatsoeve ver things nre iiiM, ir o.lsoei-er are pure, ii hifsf.ii .-i jhnios ■Iv, u ' hatsoevLi mijl s .ne of port if there he anyvutue t if iheie he any praise, think on these thinos. Y. M. C. A. 44 45-45. Vice Presi- lent 44 45. Cahinel 4(.; Ir.i Mdiidge Dramatic Cniild 44 4s 4i, 4 ' . I ie.is urer 44 45 45 47; Kmnvl.,!-,- I span- sion Club 44 45 45 47, ri.suienl 45- 46; University Wioir 44 45 45 47. Treasurer 44, President 45 45; Stu- dent Activities Committee 45 45 47, Vice President 47; Omega Psi Phi Fraternitv, Inc. 45-46-47, Vice Basil eus 46-47; History Club 45 46 47. President 45-47; Student Legislature Sncietv 47. President 47; Chemistry ( lull 44; Si.jm;i Hbo Sigma 46-47; liinKii Cl.iss rie,isiirer 45; University M.ij. I li.iiiis 44 45; Religious Educa- tion (, liib 44 45; N. A. A. C. P. 44- 46.

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SENIORS Simon H. Scott, Jr.. A.1 . Major: History Charleston, S. C. 7 it Qreat aim of editcation is not kiiowieit e, but action. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc. 46 47. Chaplain: Lampados Club 4i. Treasurer; ' arsitv Football 44 45; X ' arsitv S Club 45; Sigma Rho Sigma 46; History Club 46; J. .A. Grimes Philharmonic Chorus 44 4S 4647. I. G. Simpson, A.B. Major: Political Science New York, N. Y. The moving fmaer irrjtcs hat-i and all yuiir piety nor ii ' il cum iiirc it hack to cancel half a line nor all ynur tears wash oiit i ii ' orii of it. Football J4. Uniyersity Choir 34; President Sphinx Club 34; Y. M. C. A. 34; .Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity 37 47; History Club 37; Public Re lation OlTicer, Collegiate Wter.nns ' Club; Dean of Pledgees Alpha Phi .Alpha 47; History Club 47; Student Legislaliye Society 47. Emma Levon Steele, B.S. Majors: Mathem-itics and General Science Mocksville, N. C. Orink. eal and he TV. for tn Beta Kappa Chi Honorary Scientific Society 46-47; Historian Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 46-47. Second ' ice President 46 47; S. C. A. 46 47; Mathematics Club 46 47; Pan I lei ■il 47; Uii iciate KJil or llni ' iry Clul. Ch. Clarence H. Thomas, A.B. Major: English Mooresville, N. C. Knowledge is virtue. Mathematics Club 44-45; Football 44 45; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Financial Secretary 45 46 47; V. . 1. C. A. 44 45. Lucv Elliott Thomas, A.l!. Major: Social Science Louisburg, N. C. History Club 4546; Y. W. 45 46; Sociological Society. Oil II Mai Thomas. B.S. M.ijiir: I ' liysical Educiilioii Charlotte, N. C. To thine i.wnself he true, an d il ml follow, ou canst ?i as the niliht the ol then he false to day. llniyersity Club 44; S. C. A. 45 46 47; Delta Sigma Theta Sc.ro. 45 47, Dean of Pledgees. C. X. Shropshire, Jr., B.S. Major: Biology Te.xarkana, Te.xas Let your craving, for knowledge he ever insatiahie. — Bnt they while ' heir comffanions slept were toiling Ufward in the night. Kno yledge Expansion Club 42 43; n„mistry Club 46-47; Alpha Kappa Mm II iK.r Society; Beta Kappa Chi ■ iiln Honor Society 46 47; Presi U I.I I K.hman Class 42-43; Treasurer s. ..I..1 t lass 46 47; Collegiate elcr .ns ' Club 4647; Uniyersity Choir 12 43. 46 47; llniyersity Male : hc.rus 42 43, Vice President 42; l....tl.;ill 4?; Kappa .Mpha Psi Frater iitv 46 47. iMozelle Inez Smith. A.B. Major: History Charleston, S. C. To lahor rightly and earnestly Is to walk in the golden track that leads Jesse Franklin Stepp. A.B. Major: History Black Mountain, N. C. ■lie that loveth neither wine, women nor soug, Keniains a fool his whole life long. Freshman Class President 44; Y. l. C. A. 44 45; S. C. A. 45 46 47; Ir.i AMrul.je Dramatic t.uild 44-45 4(. 4 ; Sphinx Club 44 45; Colleuiate Veterans ' Club 454647, .Adiutant, F.xecutiye Officer; Uniyersity Student »5 46 47, Business .Manager; Senior ::lass ice-President. Jean Thomas, A.B. .Major: Religion Anderson, S. C. ■I his above all: ' To thine o V. W. C. A. 43 47; Religion Club 4 46; Sociological Society 44 47; IlislLiy Club 45 46. Mozella Edwina Thomas. B.S. .Major: General Science Louisburg, N. C. I ' M A kin 1 grievi d w ord tiirneth n words stir ii i ■ay w) anger. mill, lid Cll cal 4 46 Sec reta ..;e Dr Societ ; V. U 47. ' c ' i V 4 = •. C, ub i 46; . A. r Class 46; Ira Aid t;iiild 43 44 45 46; 44 45 46; Sociologi Ivv Leal Club 46 43 44 45; S. C. A. Cecelia , F. Tutt, A.B. Major: Maidei English n, N. C. ha pit eel Tl.c ling w half ' rs wash ril 1 leil a li 1 Ulll ing finger u ilire it ha ,f it. nor .■ord of it: ■rite and ' all your ck to can- all your University Choir 44 45 46 47; Zcta I ' lii Beta Sorority 46 47; U- Cercle I i.iiuais 44; Alpha Kappa Mu 47; Oipheus Club 47, Accompanist.

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SENIOR CLASS SUPERLATIVES MALE CHARACTERISTICS GIRL Claudius N. Shropshire Most Scholarly Cecelia Tutt I. Grantham Simpson Best Looking Minnie Wright Willie Byrd Best Dresser Mary Bell Exum Charles Webb Most Athletic Eloise Blakeney Jerry Flack Greatest Hearthreaker Juanita Matcher Raymond Washington Best Dancer Mozella Thomas Frank Baker Wittiest Annie Hawkins Sandy J. McIntyre II Best Actor Winona E. Lee E. Carlton Mobley Best Singer Zenobia Edwards Nelson Fain Most Sincere Marie Foster John H. Wilson Most Talented Gloria Peters Eddie McGirt Best All-round Geraldine Gordon WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947 State of North Carolina County of Mecklenburg City of Charlotte We, the members of the Senior Class of 1947, being cognizant of the fact that an end must soon come to our blissful and tearful days spent at our dear institution and that, ere night falls, we leave our footsteps on these sands of time, and in order to prevent anv legal controversies, after our decease, over our enormous accumulations, do seize this moment to make our final testament. The Class of 1947 of Johnson C. Smith University, claiming full health of bixlv and mind and believing ourselves fullv capable of disposing of all our vvordlv belongings, do declare this our last Will and Testament and render null and void anv wills previously made by us. Such accumulations and estate as it has pleased kind Fate to bestow upon us we dispose of as follows; It is our desire that all expenses incurred through our burial services be met by those thousands of dollars that were supposed to have reached us from home but never did. To our dear Alma Mater, that has so effectively served humanity through the years, we f)ledge cur unwavering loyalty and support as long as there is a Johnson C. Smith. We leave with this promise. To Dr. McCrorey, the Administration and Faculty, we do will and bequeath our sincere thanks and appreciation for their untiring efforts and useful service to the University and especially that part of which we ourselves have fortunately partaken. To our beloved parents who have spent the best years of their lives struggling and sacrificing that we might continue our education, we express our indebtedness and do hereby declare to shape our hereafter that it will bring them only joy and contentment in their old age. To all our fellow schotjlmates whom we leave behind, we will and bequeath all the solutions to the problems that are sure to come in your Senior year, and our abilities, good sense and patience, that it took to solve them. To all who may come after us we offer congratulations for choosing this our Alma Mater and may they enjoy some of the luxuries that were denied us during our sojourn. We do hereby appoint and constitute the President of the First National Hank i)f C harlottc and the County Judge to execute this our last Will and Testament. In testimony whereof we, the Class of 1947, have to this our last Will and Testament set our hands and seal, this the thirtieth day of May Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and forty -seven. The Class of 1947 (Seal) Ruth King Winona Lee Class Representatives Vage ] wenty-six