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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

s V- u o THE 1951 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA P ' THE BULL f- ubiiAhea bi the Senior ( laAA of .... in L narlotte, rloftlt i arolina .... .... ana manaaea bu OF 1951 . . . . AonnSon L . mltk Ul niuerditu . L olume y . Id edited bu Aerrod K ruveii L lifton L unnlnan am - 1 cime FOREWORD The arduous task of producing a yearbook comes to one but once in a lifetime. We, realizing this privilege, have maybe unconsciously let duty subdue our initial precepts. Yet while stumbling through our debut in journalism, our zeal has been unquenchable. Our paramount objective is to perpetuate our golden college days here at Smith. If in our attempt at animating these fleeting moments, we do please our candid public, then we are eternally grateful. The Bull Staff OUR CAMPUS DEDICATION Too long has the vigilance and the efficiency of our night watchman been o ' erlookecl. The ungodly hours, the bitter cold, the drenching rains, have found our nocturnal guardian impeccably impcrturbed. To this unsung protectorate whose mute lo ' e for our Alma Mater is only audible to all those who respect him, we do dedicate this yearbook, with esteem and gratitude. The Bull Staff Paae Seven DR. HARDY LISTON PRESIDENT I have peculiar pleasure in extending greet- ings to the Class of 1951. In a sense, I am a member of the Class. We started as freshmen together— I in my first year as President of the Uni ' ersity and you in your first year in college. As parting time comes, I trust you shall find that you are held to your Alma Mater and to one the other by spiritual bonds and that this bcjok shall be an instrument to that end. I would leave with you the word UNDER- STANDING. One of the major aims of your college course should be to ' seek UNDER- STANDING-Understanding of the physical universe, of society and its institutions, of man and human relations, and of God. I hope that your four years in college have given vou a good start on the wav to UNDER- STANDING and that through the fuller un- derstanding of vour generation our world ma ' hnd and maintain peace. DR. H. L. McCROREY PRESIDENT EMERITUS DEANS Dean T. E. McKinne Dean of College Dr. a. H. George Dean (if Theological Seminary Dean J. A. Grimes Dean of Men Dean A. M. Hawkins Dean of Women Mr. Moses S. Belton Public Relatidiis Mr. Walter E. 1ord. n Eusiuess M(7H(70fr Mr. John A. Twitty Reoistrar ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Page Ten OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Henry L. McCrory, D.D., LL.D.. Pre idenl Lmerilu-, Hardy Liston, Ped.D Premieiit J. Arthur Twitty, B.S Reaistrnr Walter E. Jordan, B.S Business Manaaer Algernon O. Steele, Ph.D Dean of Chanel Theodus L. Gunn, B.L.S University Librarian COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Theopiiilus E. McKinney, A.M Demi of School Joseph A. Grimes, A.M Dean of Men Anne M. Hawkins, B.S., M.A Deai; of Women THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Arthur H. George, D.D Demi of School Arsyla B. Reid, B.L.S Librarian FACULTY Mrs. a. E. Adam, A.B., M.A., French Mr. J. J. Adam, B-es-L., Lic-es-L., French Mr. Jack G. Benson, B.S., M.A., Mathematics Mr. Ceasar R. Blake, A.B., M.A., English Mr. Lloyd T. Blatch, A.B., M.A., Social Studies Mr. William E. Bluford, A.B., M.A., Social Studies Mr. Jack S. Brayboy, B.S., M.S., Physical Education Mr. Marcus Boulware, B.A., EuoUsh Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Mathe- matics and Science Mrs. Annye C. Buck, M.S., Bioloay Miss Julia L. Brown, A.B., Music Mr. Samuel W. Byuarm, B.A., M.A., Sociology Dr. N. M. Christopher, Ph.D., Education Dr. Wonson R. Coleman, A.M., Ph.D., Philosophy Rev. Herman L. Counts, A.B., B.D., M.A., Theoloiiy Mr. Byrd D. Crudup, B.S., M.A., Physical Education Miss Joan W. Daughtry, B.S., M.A., Physical Edu- cation Mr. E. A. Dawkins, B.S., ALA., Biology Mr. Thomas Ferguson, B.S.,ALS., Biology Mr. Boyd J. Gatheright, B.S., M.S., Mathematics Dr. A. H. George, A.B., S.T.B., S.T.AL, D.D., Theology Dean Joseph A. Grimes, A.B., M.A., Hislory Miss Gwendolyn Harrison, B.S., Spanish Miss A. M. Hawkins, B.S., M.A., Education Rev. Seth W. Hester, A.B., B.D., M.A., Rural Church Work Miss S. Evelyn FIughes, A.M., El. Education Mr. Calvin C. Irvin, B.S., M.A., Physical Education Mr. Christopher W. Kemp, B.Mus., Music Mr. James Roland Law. A.B., M.A., Psychology Miss Vietta E. Neal, B.S., Chetnistry Mrs. Henrietta T. Norris, M.A., E!. Education Mr. Hubert W. Norris, M.A., Economics Mrs. Inez M. Parker, A.B., M.A., English Mr. Joseph Ramsey, A.B., M.A., German Rev. Joseph M. Rollins, Jr., A.B., Religious Edu- cation Mr. James C. Simpson, A.B., M.Ed., Education Miss Julia E. Spann, B.S., M.A., Mathematics Dr. Algernon O. Steele, A.B., A.M., B.D., Ph.D., D.D., Religious Education Rev. Edwin Thompkins, B.S., B.D., M.A., ALEd., S.T.M., Ph.D., Theology Rev. Albert A. Thompson, A.B., B.D., S.T.AL, Biblical Literature Miss S. Eloise Usher, B.A., ALA., Dramatic Arts Mrs. Elsie E. Woodard, A.B., M.A., English and Dramatics STAFF Mb. William E. Coleman, Bookkeeper Mrs. Mattie B. Greenlee, Dietitian Mrs. Catherine R. Hawkins, Assistant to Registrar Mrs. Janie Barnette Jordan, Assisfant Dietitian Mrs. Leila P. Lloyd, Secrelary Mrs. Laura S. Malone, Manager Book Store Mrs. Bernice McKee, Unii ' ersity Nurse Miss Alice P. Neely, AssistniK Librarian Mrs. Mary H. Platt, Secretary to Registrar Miss Arsula B. Reid, Theological Librarian Miss E. L. Scrivens, Matron Mrs. Katie J. Smith, Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. M. K. Spaulding, Assistant Dietitian Mrs. Lola H. Waddell, Matron Dr. O. B. Williams, L Hii ' ersi(y Physician Page Eleven FACULTY Mrs. Ada Eunicetine Adam iMr. Jean Joseph Adam Mr. Jack Gerard Benson Mr. Lloyd T. Blatch Mr. William E. Bluford Mr. |ack S. Brayboy Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks Mrs. Annye C. Buck Miss Julia L. Brown Mr. Samuel VV. Byuarm Dr. N. M. Christopher Dr. Winson R. Coleman Rev. I Ierman L. Counts Mr. Byrd D. Crudup Miss |o-An Daughtry Mr. Thomas Ferguson Mr. Boyd J. Gatheright Dr. . . 1 1. George FACULTY Miss Gwendolyn Harrison Miss Ann M. Hawkins Rev. Seth W. Hester Mr. Calvin Coolidge Irvin Mr. Christopher W. Kemp Mr. James Roland Law Mrs. Vietia E. Neal Mrs. Henrietta Norris Mr. Hlibert W. Norris Mrs. Inez Moore Parker Mr. Joseph C. Ramsey Rev. Joseph Metz Rollins, Jr. Miss Jlilia E. Spann Dr. Algernon O. Steele Dr. Edwin Thompkins Rev. Albert A. Thompson Mrs. Elsie E. Woodard STAFF Mr. William E. Coleman Mrs. Mattie B. Greenlee Mrs. Catherine R. Hawkins Mrs. Janie Barnette Jordan Mrs. Leila P. Lloyd Mrs. Laura Spears Malone Mrs. Bernice McKee Miss Alice P. Neely Mrs. Mary LL Platt Miss Arsula Brownie Reid Miss E. L. Scrivens Mrs. Katie Jones Smith Mrs. L K. Spaulding Mrs. Lola I Iart Waddell Dr. O. B. Williams Page Fourteen BOOK ONE • CLASSES... 1 I O ' ' ' - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alexander Byers President Vincent Mallorv ' ice-President Edith Reynolds Secretary Dorothy Brice Assistant Secretary Lloyd Sigler Treasurer Page Sixteen CLASS HISTORY In Septemb C. Smith Ur most energetic the Universit r of 1947 there versitv the mei versatile and days by the wayside but those Itti the end of the first semestt-r th to register for the next lap ' Joyce Venable and George M.m ship awards given bv Kappa scholastic records for the semes acknowledged too that a greate oil Early freshman class. coming from a: had shown their wares talking about the great : where Paul Johnson an were heard to remark, uppercla in the cl campus of Johnson proved to be the i in the history of rn 1 a few dropped tscr i(ii;tilier and at uvl uisliiiii; eagerly nber of Freshmen had made bove 1.5 than in many a class this group of students field and hardwood fl ciminis hie iJu- fivshi ized with George Flanigan ;.■ Why every task undertaken The next year found our of st Junic ship and community activity as wc organi! guidance of the danc collecting its funds f of the c..i .Hul tins of 51 o., r thf . :,,r Smith. I ikf hlllr smU scrubbed ;.iul ,l r.l the girls ' dormiti led with on that did not feel the influence directly ss of 51. During the year a record number 1 into honor societies and, of course, the number of members. Outstanding scholar- responsibilty was the theme of all class d with Alex Bvers as president. Under the chairman, Paul Johnson, the class started : the Junior Senior Prom at the beginning )resightedness paid off but good. The class lest Junior-Senior Prom in the history of ers, male and female members of the cla nd de ling being made. The great night d for weeks II d of favors ed and the ; spellbound at what they saw in Hary- Woods gyr members attended many national and intern; served as spark plugs to many worthwhile and dignity. Under the presidency of our Alex Bvers we came back to Smith the Sept dignified and thoughtful class. Many of ou called to active duty in military , Cla stronger in unity and we marched off with the coveted ci: ■p for joyment oi making the gre atest contribution to the Negro College Fund teaching s campaign. Now when we gave our great Sophomore Ball tha it was renewed si when we broke all records. Why. the social life of our das s was job ahead. nothing but the elite. It was acknowledged bv all as the best that we ca planned, most beautiful and orderly dance given on the c: impus Alma Mat in history. Even Deam Grimes thought Smith was another r nirage how far oi when he was greeted at the door and ushered into the lovely back to pi setting where soft music played. Why, even Buddy Pickett made is rich wit the ladies dressing room in pink and white. During the yea r Dot for awhile Brice and Fay Cunningham were awarded cups as tokuns f-.r their li e on ur outstanding contributions to student life and activiiirs. !1 ■■ ,nphn more men won letters for their achievements in .iiliKiits. 1 l;ip C -7S.S Flanigan was our president again and in September. i ' MM. ulu-n we came back for our Junior year there w::sn t a sin lu org ; ni .i ferences __ delegations, with skill calm and able leader, ember of 1950, a more r classmates had been 1 all young men were expecting to be called at any moment but oh happy day, the letters of postponement began to come through and the boys could be here until graduation. Now to settle down our last year as students at dear Darated us for a short time but ise of responsibility and with eye Why, it ' s graduation time and it to hard study Ole J.C.S.U. Practice we came back with a opened wide to the ' ike yesterday g the old S o matter ; take him eyed and green. WTiv, ?r for grad-schools. jobs and mil e may roam there is one thing th sees and faces so dear, and that h memories and so as a group we are wealthy. Farewell Johnson C. Smith University, but the class of 5 1 will ited forever whether we are together physically or not. Hi: He Abel, George Flap ■ese. Gerry Clark, Edith SENIORS Abel, Herman Lessely, B.S. Mathematics 3098 Farrow St., Columbia, S. C. Omega Psi Phi; S.C.A.; Phychology Club; Intrani tainer Boxing Team, 1947-48; Mathematics Club. Alexander, James Franklin, B.S. Biology General Science 2423 Home Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Omega Psi Phi; S.C.A. Anderson, George, B.S. Mathematics n30 Forest St., Charlotte, N. C. ega Psi Phi; Spanish Club; . Ipha Phi Omega Service Fra- •; Alpha Kappa ,Mu Honor Society; N.A.A.C.P.; S.C.A.; It Council. Allison, William Andrew, B.S. Biology 810 S. Church St., Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Pan Hellenic Council. Ardrey, Cleveland ]., A.B. Social Science 2379 Home Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Barnes, James Arthur. B.S. Biology Rt. 4, Bo.x 4. Freeman, N. C. Bell, Lucinda, B.A. Elementary Education 721 Baldwin Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Brice, Alice Dorothy. B.S. 512 Biddle St., Charlotte, N. C. Student .Vclivities Committee 1947-48; Ivy Leaf Club President 1947-48; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; S.C.A. Junior Prize Winner 1950; Vice-President University Choir 1948-49; Vogue Club; President Dramatic Guild 1949-51; Student Council 1949-50; Pan-Hellenic Council 1950-51; University Student Staff 1950-51; Student of the Month Feb. 1949. Bliffaloe, James Edward, B.S. Biology General Science Rt. 2, Garvsburo, N. C. Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity; N..A.A.C.P.; University Choir; S.C.A.; J. A. Grimes Philharmonic Chorus; German Club. Byers, Alexander Hamilton, B.S. Mathematics 420 Carmel St., Charlotte, N. C. Student Council 1949-50, President 195051; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; S.C.A. Cab Council 1949-51; Junior Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Cla 1949-51; N.A.A.C.P.; , President; Senior Cla I Helle Bynum. Elward. B.S. Chemistry 534 E. Nash St., Wilson, N. C. Chemistry Club; Freshman Reception Committee 1950; Knowl edge Expansion Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Caldwell, Carrie LuCielle, A. B. Sociology 506 Biddle St., Charlotte, N. C. S.C.A.; Ira .Aldridge Guild; Sociological Society; Le Cercle Francais; Sigma Sweetheart; Miss Dramatics of 1947; University Choir; Coed Club. SENIORS Calehorne, Julia Ann, A.B. Elementary Education 600 Roosevelt St.. Greenville, N. C. Delia Sigma Theta President 1950-5U University Choir; F.T.A. Clark, Geraldine, B.S. Biology General Science 720 Viola St., Wilson, N. C. Psvchologv Club 1948-50; Student Council 1950 51; Chemistry Club 1948-51; .Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; President Ivy Leaf Club 1949; Chairman Y.W.C.A. of S.C.A. 1948-51; N.A.A.C.P.; Vice-President Sophomore Class; Assistant Secretary Freshman Class; Student Blue Book Committee 1948-49; Freshman Reception Committee 1949-51. Coleman, Ida Lee, B.A. Elementary Education 2501 Davis Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Counts, Jesse, B.A. 144 S. Church St., Charlotte, N. C. Cooper, Morris Clayton, A.B. Sociology Social Science P. O. Box 134, Nashville, N. C. Hisory Club; Sociological Society; S.C.A. ; N.A.A.C.P.; Intra mural Basketball and Baseball; Veterans ' Club. Craine, Leroy, Jr., B.S. General Science 227 Flint St., Charlotte, N. C. N.A.A.C.P.; Crescent Club; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; S.C.A. Cunningham, Fay Clifton, B.S. Mathematics 701 Plum St., Henderson, Ky. K.E.C.; Vice-President S.C.A.; N.A.A.C.P.; Treasurer Psychology Club; Lampados Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternitv; Manager Bull Staff 1951, Junior Manager 1950; President Junior Sunday School. Davis, Willie Edward, B.S. Biology General Science 2627-B Statesville Ave., Charlotte, N. G. Lampados Club 1948; Omega Psi Fraternity; N..A.A.C.P.; S.C.A. DiGBY, LuBY Columbus, B.S. Biology General Science Rt. 1, Catawba, N. C. Spanish Club; S.C.A. Dorsey, Wilbert Marion Moses, B.S. 38 E. Huger St., Gheraw, S. G. Edgerton, Emma Lee Miller, B.A. General Delivery, Charlotte, N. G. Erwin, Claude Faucette, Jr., B.S. Mathematics 124 Hill St., Lenoir, N. G. ga Psi Phi; S.C.A.; German Club; Mathematics Club; Intra- Sports. SENIORS FiAwoo, GoDwiLL Efiii, B.S. Chemistry Awunaga, Gold Coast, West Africa Club; French Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Gei Beta Kappa Chi; Omega Psi Phi; Alpha Kappa Mu Hi Scientific Ho Fitzgerald, William Cornelius, B.S. BioJogr 2264 Walton Ave., Danville, Va. Flanders, James Edward, A.B. Social Science 1619 Pvron St., Charlotte, N. C. Flanigan, George D., B.S. General Science Chemistry 310 Spruce St., Pittsburgh, Pa. President Freshman Class; President Sophomore Class; President Knowledge Extension Club; Chemistry Club 1947-50; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternitv; President German Club; University Student 1948-51; Bull S:afF 1950-51; Alpha Kappa Mu; Beta Kappa Chi; ice President Pan-Hellenic Council; Varsity Football 1948-51; President Varsity S Club. Galloway, Charles R.. Jr., B.S. Biology 432 W. Washington St., Leaksville, N. C. University Choir; Chemistry Club; German Club; Alpha Kappa lu Honor Society. Catling. Walter S., B.S. Mathematics 21 Nevelle St., Portsmouth. Va. Gladden, Jorden David, B.A. P. O. Bo, , Gastonia, N. C. Glenn, Lawrence Talmage, B.A. Relis,ioii Rt, 1, Box 37, Winnsboro, N. C. GouDLOCK, Barhara Olvmphia. B.A. French 26 Jordan St., Asheville, N. C. .Alpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority Anti Basileus 1949-51; Pan- Hellenic Council Presiden 1949 50; Phi Kappa Alpha Honor Society Treasurer 1950-51; French Club Secretary 1949-50, Presi- dent 1950-51; S.C.A. Secretary 1948 49; Secretary Soph( Class. Graves, Jerrod F., B.S. Biology General Science 1930 E. Market St., Greensboro, N. C. Vice President Chemistry Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Alpha Phi Omega Fraternitv; President Lampados Club; Editor in-Chief Bull; University Choir 1948 49; S.C.A.; Knowledge E Club 1947 49; Boxing Team 1948-49; Freshman Recepti mittee 1948-50. Hall, Mildred Mae, A.B. Religion 1312 Delmar Ave., Youngstoun, Ohio Dancing Group; S.C.A. Cabinet; Spanish Club 1947-49; Iv Leaf Club 1948; -Alpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority. Hamit, Mildred, A.B. Elementary Education 2328 Sanders St., Charlotte, N. C. SENIORS Heath, John Robert, A.B. Social Science 417 Vanderhorst St., Winnsboro, S. C. Veterans ' Club: History Cluh; University Choir; J. A. Grimes PhilharnK.nie Chorus; Social Science Cluh; S.C.A.; N.A.A.C.P. Hunter, Herbert Lee, B.S. Chemistry 147 Washington St., Laurens, S. C. S.C.A.; Chemistry Cluh; ' ice President Sunday School; Psychid ogy Club. HoLLOWAY, Arthur, Jr., B.S. 2117 Double Oaks Rd., Charlotte, N. C. N.A.A.C.P.; French Clul . HuSHIE-SlKANARTEY, EmMANUEL TeTTEH, B.S. Chemistry Biology Ada, Gold Coast, West Africa Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Beta Kappa Chi; Cerman Club. Hood, Calvin Aaron, B.A. 620 Kee Per PI., N.W., Washington, I). C. Huff, J. Lorraine, B.A. Euolish 146 Cemetery St., Chester, S. C. nn; I ' hi kapp.i Ahih.i llnoor Socie;y I l|ili.i I ' ll! li h,i 1 i.il.iiiilx ; S.C.A. ,Ul,l I nUIUll I ' MS 4M; Sp.uUsh Cluh n;iiicrsili ludciil ly4y 5U; Bull ISO Alpha Kappa l|.l President 1950 s I ; s Vice-President I ' M ' i 1947-49; .Assoculc Staff; Open Forum. Jefferson, Willie Mae, B.A. Political Science Social Science Rt. 2, Box 282, Cheraw, S. C. Secretary N.A.A.C.P. 1948 49; S.C.A. Jefferies, Mary Helen, B.A. History Route 3, Shelby, N. C. Johnson, Pranklin Delano, Jr., A. Religious Education Rt. 2, Box 75, Cheraw, S. C. Jackson, Harry Lee, B.S. Biology 729 N., Johnstown, Pa. Alpha Phi Alpha; S.C.A. Johnson, M. Evangelyne, A.B. Religious Education Psychology 1338 Grothe St., Jacksonyille, Pla. )p,i i lu Honor Society; Psychology Club; Assistant Johnson, Wendell Lee, B.S. Physical Education 1502 N. Pulton Ave., Baltimore, Md. SENIORS Jones, ' alter L., B.S. Physical Education 727 N. DuPont St., Wilminoton, Del. Kelly, James, B.S. Physical Editcation Rt. 2, Box 35, Camden, S. C. Football; Veterans ' Club; Spanish Club. King, Abram Hall, A.B. Social Science 1649 Tvler St., Jacksonville, Fla. Alpha Phi Omega; S.C.A.; Bull Staff 1951; Varsity S Club 1948-51; Football 1946-50; Boxing 1946-47; P. K. Club 1950 51; Psvchologv Club 1950-51; Dramatic Guild 1950-51. KiRKLAND, Allen, A.B. Political Science 710 Rutledge St., Camden, S. C. Football; Boxing; Varsity S Club; Sigma Rho Sigma Ilimor Society; S.C.A.; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; N.A.A.C.P. KwAsiKpui, Stephen Kwakutse, A.B. Econotnics History Avvunaga, Gold Coast, West Africa Society; Sigma Rho Si French Club; Alpha Kappa Mu H. [onor Society; Omega Psi Phi Frat lity; N.A.A.C.P.; S.C.A. McCoMBS, Charles Edward, B.S. 321 Mill Road, Charlotte, N. C. McDaniel, Elmira Martha, B.A. Elementary Education 114-02 167th St., Jamaica, N. Y. Uniyersitv Choir; S.C.A.; Elementary Education Club; F.T.-A.; Secretary llniyersity Choir; P. K. Club; Spanish Club. McGiLL, George, B.S. Biology 2325 Saunders St., Charlotte, N. C. McKoy, Leora Ernestine, B.A. Biology Rt. 2, Box 51, Lillington, N. C. University Choir; S.C.A.; University Student Staff; Spanish Club; S.C.A. Cabinet; .■ lpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority; Pan-Hellenic Council; Freshman Reception Committee. Macon, Sallie Ann, B.A. Elementary Education Rt. 1, Box 17, Westville, S. C. History Club; P. K. Club; F.T.A.; S.C.A.; Elementary Education Club. Mallory, Maggie Lynch, B.A. Elementary Edjication 111 Washington St., Greenville, N. C. F.T.A.; Spanish Club 1948; French Club 1947-48; Universil Choir 1947-51; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Dean of Pledges; Pan Hellenic Council 1949-50; Miss Delta 1949-50; Elementary Edu- cation Club; Secretarj ' Pyramid Club 1947; S.C.A. Mallory, Vincent George, B.A. Social Science Sociology Political Science History 5951 Vine St., Philadelphia. Pa. Freshman Reception Committee; Cabinet Member S.C.A.; Stu- dent Paper 1949-51; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Vice-President N.A.A.C.P. 1949-50; Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society; Vice-Presi dent Senior Class; Intercollegiate Council; Spanish Club 1948-49; Boxing; Football; Track Team; Bull Staff 1951. SENIORS Mantn, Constance Jean, A.B. Elementary Education 805 Fairley Ave., Monroe, N. C. Secretan ' Elementary Education Ckih I ' H ' ) S(l; Vice-President Ivv Leaf Club 1950; Alpha Kappa Ali h,, n,,,iitv; Bull Staff. Typist 1948-49. Junior Secretary l ' i4 ' iii. s, i n-tary 1950-51; Secretary F.T.A. 1950-51; S.C.A.; Psn IioIomv I lull. Mann, Noah Horace, B.S. General Science 805 Fairley Ave., Monroe, N. C. PsycholoHy Club; S.C.A.; Kappa Alpha Psi; J. A, Grimes Phil ■ Cliorus. Manning, John, B.A. 445 S. Claremont Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Matthews, Carl, B.S. Biolooy 1029 Cameron Ave, U ' inston-Salem, N. C. Middleton, Moses Benjamin, B.S. Chemistry 1211 Staples St., N.E., Washington, D. C. S.C.A. Gciman Club. Naylor, Millard Albert, B.S. Physical Education 304 E. 14th St., Wilmington, Del. Nelson. Howard. B.S. Biolooy 303 Savaoe St.. Camden, S. C. Netherland, Margaret N., A.B. Social Science 115 Reno St., Rogersville, Tenn. S.C.A. ; Spanish Club; Psvcholouy Club; History Club. Newsome, Thomas, B.S. Chemistry 2571 N. 11th St., Milwaukee, Wis. Oliphant, Louise C, A.B. 1608 Luther St., Charlotte, N. C. Onque, Gladys Theodosia, B.S. Biology 5339 Addison Chapel Road, N.E., Washington 19, D. C. S.C.A. Cabinet; Chemistry Club; German Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Parker, Deloris M., A.B. Elementary Education 104 Ashe St.. Wilson, N. C. Dramatic Guild; Spanish Club; Dancing Club; lyy Leaf Club; llniyersity Choir; Cheering Squad; S.C.A.; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; F.T.A. 1 1 SENIORS Pearson, Toby Frank, B.S. Bio ogv 403 Inman St., Morristown, Tenn. S.C.A. Peeler, Addie Annette, A.B. Elementary Education Rt. 9, Box 75, Charlotte, N. C. Pickett, Elmer R., B.S. Biology 652 Rutledge St., Camden, S. C. PoE, Vera Pearl, A.B. Religion History 347 Huger St., Cheraw, S. C. ' S.C.A. ; University Choir 1947 48; French Club; Dramatic Guild; listorv Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Phi Kappa Alpha Honor Society; .vceum Committee. Ramseur, Gilbert, A.B. French Morven, N. C. Veterans ' Club; Y.M.C.A.; S.C.A.; Le Cercle Francais; N.A.A.C.P. Ramsey, Dora Lee, B.A. 527 S. Brevard St.. Charlotte, N. C. Ratliff, Karl Thomas, B.A. Social Science History 124 N. Leach St., Greenville, S. C. Reeder, Herbert E., A.B. Social Science History 1829 Statesville Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Veterans ' Club; G.S.C. Club. Reese, F. David, Jr.. A.B. History 230 E. Upsal St., Philadelphia 19, Pa. ;ity Choir; Ph-i oorcpher Bull S aff and U.iiversilr Stii dent Staff; President Sophomore Sunday School Class; Sphinx Club; Editor Uwiversitv Student; Alpha Phi Alpha. Reynolds, Edith Marie, B.S. Physical Education 1009 W. Fayette St., Martinsville. Va. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Secretary 1950 51; S.C.A. Cabii Basketball Team 1948-51; Cheering Squad 1947-49; Secretary Class 1950 51; Chemistry Club 1948 49; Frerhman Reception O mittee; Psychology Club; Intercollegiate Council. Richardson, Clayton M., A.B. Social Science Sociology 1802 Sixth St„ Hartsville, S. C. History Club; S.C.A.; Sphinx Club. Richmond, Benny, B.S. Biology 415 Solomon St., Charlotte, N. C. SENIORS Ridley, J. Robert, B.A. Social Science Psychology 2009 Walker Ave., Chattanooga 4, Tenn. Alpha Phi Omega; University Choir; Presif ' cnt J. A. Grimes Philharmonic Male Glee Club; Sigma Omeu.i Phi; Director Inter national Music and Art Institution. Ringgold, Christine Candace, A.B. Social Science History 111 W. 8th St., Washington, N. C. Le Cercle Francais; History Club; President Spanish Club 1950 51; Psychology Club; Sociological Society; S.C.A.; The Students Activity Committee. Robinson, Joseph Nathaniel, B.S. General Science Biology 607 Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C. Ross, Cecile Lillian, B.A. 201 N. Gordon St., Winnsboro, N. C. RuFFiN, Robert Attucks, A.B. History Social Science 3364 Webster Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. S.C.A.: Student C.mncil; Alpha Phi Alpha. Sandifer, Paul E., B.A. Social Science 935 St. Nicholas Ave., New York, N. Y. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Rho Omicron Debating Society; University Quintet; Varsity S Club; J. A. Grimes Philharmonic Scott, Reginald Emmett Beaman, B.S. sti ' y Club; Biology General Science 1713 Wavne St., Columbia, S. C. lit; S.C.A.; Che Scott, Reuben C, A.B. Social Science 2377 Home Drive, Charlotte, N. C. ScRivEN, Tycer Rodman, B.S. Biolog y General Science P. O. Box 452, Maxton, N. C. Alpha Phi Omega; N.A.A.C.P.; University Choir rimes Philharmonic Chorus; German Club; Dt niversity Octet. Shepperson, William Henry, II. A.B. Social Science 418 Chestnut Ave., N.W., Roanoke, Va. •raternity; S.C.A.; Veterans ' Club 1947 48; French Club 1948; History Club. Sigler, Lloyd 115 W, Bland St., Charlotte, N. C. SiLER, Clyde, B.S. Physical Education 19th St. Port Ave., Virginia Beach, Va. Transferred from Virginia State 1949; Dramatic Guild; S.C.A. SENIORS Smith, Gloria, A.B. Elementary Education Charlotte, N. C. Stantield. William Haywood. B.S. Bioloay General Science 901 Rauhut St., Burlington, N. C. Alpha Phi Omega; N..A.. .C.P.; University Choir; S.C.A.; J. 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' W Page Twenty-seven JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Amos Harper President John Blackwell Vice-President Evelyn Davenport Secretary Ruth Ellis Assistant Secretary Lester Greenwood Parliaiiientarian Charles Samuels Treasurer Page Twenty eighi JUNIORS John Henry Bailey Dorothy Mae Berry John E. Blackwell Raiford Allen Brown Doris Byers Henry L. Chandler Theaosous Theahoyd Clayton Mary Helen Collins Sidney Cunningham. Jr. Evelyn Francis Davenport Corneida Ophelia Davidson Frank Marion Davie Robert Lee Davis Walter Albert Davis Oliver Nathan Dickens Morris Young Donald Albert Matthew Dupree Sarah Elizabeth Edington Mamie Ruth Ellis Stephen Olagoke Fagbewesa Vivian De Veau.x Freeman James Henry Frink Norma Jackqueline Fugate Lemuel Henry Fuller Jennie Mae Funderburk William W. Funderburk Annie Lee Gallmon Catherine Augusta Gibson Johnnie Mae Gill Amanda Belle Graham Georgia Ella Green Lester Greenwood, Jr. Adrian Mouldin Hampton Philander Roosevelt Hankins James Hester Hargett Page Twenty-nine JUNIORS Amos Waverly Harper Joseph Walter Harper, III Eugenia Delores Hill Doris Juanita Holt Lerov Howard Roberta Christine Hughes Emmanuel T. Hushie-Sikanartey Louise Marie Jefferys Audrey Bernice Johnson Jeraldine Torrence Jones Edith iMozella Leak John Edward Locke Kathleen Love Armstead Sidney Lovelace Ilene Francis Lowe Nanie Louise McClure Ruby Ellis iMcClure William Prentice McCullough Annie Lois McKinney Amos Maxwell Gordon Richard Mavers John V ' eslev Mavnor Mildred Bernice Means Mable Esterlene Mills Shirley Sabora Moore Susie Sedealia Moore William Eugene Morgan Charles Edward Morris, Jr. Wileona Nicholson Charles Henry Pearson Page Thirty JUNIORS William Winfred Perry William Letcher Pointer Eugene Poole Rosa ]. Poston Charlotte Ahcrna Raphael Rose Marie Rawlins Arthur Convvcll Redding jeannette Harwell Richmond Leatrice Joyce Roberts William Stafford Robinson Charles Lee Samuels Charles A. Clark Sherman Arthur Franklin Slade James Fulton Steele Marv Steele Jean Winifred Sterling Josephine Stevenson Ester La Vaughn Stroman Oscar Depriest Tate Francis Elizabeth Thompson Bennie L. Thomas Eugene Hugo Thomas Carlotta Salema Tunsill Robert Marion Vance Marv Cornelia Williams Melva Ruby V ' iIson Augustus Clark Woods Alfred Nkansa Yeboa Harriet Lee Young Jgl t Mi¥M Page Thirty-one m n SOPHOMORES 1951 John Winstcad Adams Marie Parker Adjahoe John Allen, Jr. Robert Wade Allen Pecola Lee Allison Will Alston Sarah Frances Ayner Rudolph Bailev Archibald Lumpkins Banks Lewis Clvde Barber Lis Simpson Barrett, Jr. James Wendell Beane Rosalyn Marie Beavers Albert W. Belton Mary M. Belton Irene Patricia Blackman James E. Blackwell Helen Louise Bolds Magoie Bernice Brown Robert Lee Brown Simpson Lev Brown, Jr. William Edward Brown MFred Donald Brumfield Dorothy Mae Bullard Catherine Louise Bvnum Jesse Cash James Phillip Chavis Oliver N. Clarke James Hutten Costen Natalie lomie Cowan Daniel James Cox Vera Octovia Cunningham Ruby Lee Daugherty Robert E. Davidson William Henry Davis Amos Harrison Dudley Marjorie Delores Dudley Walter Theodore Dunn, Jr. Margaret Edwards Elliott Bryant Ellerbe Melton Eilerby Hazel Edward Ellis Ruth Hill Ely Lee Erwin William Henry Ethridge Ernest Eugene Fair Paul Franklin Faulkner Doris Sanders Feimster Smith George Fleming Nancy Ann Ford Walter Benjamin Franklin Daniel Webster Freeman James Benjamin Fulton Walter Lee Funderburk Johnnie Mae Caither Robert Donald Gary Allean Carrie CJatson Robert Brookins Gore Delores Elton Grant Elbert Lee Grant Charles LI. Gray J. C. Greene Ernes ' .ine Sherrill 1 lailev Delores Geneva Hawkins William I lenri Holland Ronald Bernard I lopkins Mildred Blakcney 1 lough Lula Belle Jackson Al Jolson Jarmon Mary Alberta Jauden Thomas Timothy Jefferson Annette Ihercsa Johnson Betty Jean Johnson William McKinley Jones William Richard Jones Betty Josephine Jordan 1 homas Elliott Kerns Betheda Pansy King Louis George King Mary Elizabeth Leach Harriett Lehman Lewis lean Fredia Loving William Jacob McCombs Francis William McCown James Alfred McDaniel James McGill Floyd Bailev McKoy Lothell Yoder McLurkin Dorothy Louise McNeely Bernice McQuaige Wilma Louise Manning Estellc Terries Martin E ' elyn Brent Martin Bessie Ruth Massey Thomas Daniel Mattocks James C. Moore William Theodore Morrison Charles Edward Mottley Lenora Malinda Napper Antoinette Virginia Naylor Roy Porter Patterson Joe Anne Phcanious Claude David Pitts Lotess Priestley David Lee Pugh Loyl Worth Quinn LaVernc Maggeree Reeves J. C. Reynolds Jean Elaine Roberson William Price Robinson Joan Delores Ross Joseph Ellen Royster Otto Eugene Sanders Charles Scott Ral|ih David Sharpe Bessie Lightsey Sigler Helen Verenica Simmons Lawrence M. Smith Maxine Augusta Smith Baxter C. Smoot Claudia Celestine Smoot Rufus Douglas Spears Thomas Charles Spears Mary Merlene Steele Robert Edward Steele Colonel Wesley Sutton Lillian Jeanette Tate Roderick Taylor, Jr. Trussie William Taylor General Townsend Oscar Thomas Trice Clarence Turner John M. Wade Lester Jean Wade Wylie Spencer Walker Benjamin Oreste Watkins Marian Wilhelmina Weeks Barbara Tice Williams Frank Amos Williams Howard Williams Jemes Arthur Williams Mary Elizabeth Williams Floree La Verne Young James John Young Pflge Thirty-three m t FRESHMEN 1951 Louise Sadie Agnew Oscar Theodore Alexander Rosa Lee Alexander Sadie Marie Alexander Willie Fred Alfred Douglas Gurthan Amcis William Fleming Amos Leon Robert Anderson David Armstrong Jesse Thomas Arnette Irene Arnold Robert Leon Babbs David Harold Babcock Dorothy Lee Barber Willie Marshall Barber Lawrence Josephc Beane Sam Hazel Blakeney Horace Blount, Jr. Howard Clarence Bridgers Ruth Aurora Brister James Thomas Brown Lawrence Barthe Brown Margaretta Clara Brown Emma Lee Vera Bryson Robert Lee Byrd Vance Reginald Cabiness Earl Thomas Carter Allen Edward Cathey, Jr. Etta Mae Cauthen Esther Alease Chapman Mary Louise Childers Ramey Beatrice Clemens Janie Wilma Clinkscales Ruth Colbert Wilbert Frederick Coleman Jeanne Evans Colyan Robert Lewis Cook James Franklin Cooley Alphonso Blease Craine Maude Lee Craine Columbus Crawford Esther Emmett Crews Roy Phillip Cunningham Heyward Bryce Davenport Rosella Ideania Davidson Charles Frank Davis Hillis Dwight Davis James Davis, Jr. Jean Hortense Davis lohn Dean Joseph Armstrong DeLaine, Jr. Gilbert Fuller Donald, Jr. Vera Lee Eskridge Sarah Louise Evans Ella Doris Ferguson Deloris Donnell Fields Carolie Gray Fite James Ruffus Ford Bethclda Gertrude Friday James Alonzo Funderburk Lovilyn Q. Funderburk Ruth Marion Gartrell Lula Mae Gary Mary Elizabeth Givens Texanna Glenn Doris Anita Gordon Alfonso Greene Thomas Ledrew Greene James Monroe Griffin Booker T. Guthrie John Odell Hairston Hazel Ortha Hall James Rayford Hampton Annie Ruth Harris Lily Vera Harris Margaret Marnishia Hawkins Coulter C. Henrv Elmo Richard Henrv, |r. Constance Jacqueline Hill Hiram Theodore Holland Henderson Bernard Huggins Ida Letitia Hunt Ralph Alexander Flunt William Arthur Hundey Ernest Leroy James Mildred Ruby James Annie Mae Jefferson Lee Henderson Johnson Nevada Johnson Robert Elbert Johnson Robert Lee Johnson Eva Marilyn Jones Arthur Lee Kelsey Harvey Key Edward Johnson King Wilbur Louis King William Howard Knight Willie Lawing Franklin Nebraska Leake John Milton Leak Dorothy Louise Ledbetter Clarence Eugene Lennon Remonia Charlotte Levant Alonzo Arnold Eighty Emma Jane Lightner Bertha Lavenia Lvons Johnsie Mae McClain Joseph G. McClain Walter A. McCullough Henrietta Isabella McDonnell Max B. Mcllwain Bessie Erlene McLiley Elliott Foster McMillan Mary Altonelle McMillan Ruffin Home McNeill Carolyn Anita McWharter Gwendolyn Mary McWharter Mary Elizabeth Mansell Eugene Marshall Wylma Gwendolyn Y. Marsha Beatrice Martin Clarence Leonard Martin, Jr. Ellen Jean Martin Annie Margaret Miller Douglas J. Miller Elizabeth Clovis Miller Billie Marie Mitchell Charles Perry Moody Charles Leroy Morgan John Morgan, Jr. James Clifton Morton Philip Windell Moses Vander Tobias Murray, Jr. Lovie Pauline Neal Margaret Ellen Neal Emmanuel Buernor Nubuor Thornell Kenly Paige Mamie Dorothy Parker James Hasker Payne Eugene Pavseur Delorcs Lephyrine Pearson Marcellus Harold Penn Howard Petty Juanita Alice Phillips Sammie Lee Pittman Margaret Alice Plair Shelly Leon Porter Sidney Arthur Raines Bettye Jane Raphael Betty Jean Ray Pearlie Mae Ray Flora Marie Redding Azalia Roberta Reynolds Mildred Yvonne Richardson Albert Richmond Clementine Marguerite Riggsbec Vaniece Estella Roberts Andrew William Robinson Clifford Brantley Robinson Dorothy Robinson James Robinson Andrew Rogers Petra Savannah Rogers William Franklin Rogers Charles Edward Sammons Aldora Anita Sanders Wilbert Luther Sanders Thelma Louise Scott John Leon Sligh, Jr. James Thomas Smart Bessie Lillian Smith Ella Frances Smith James Edward Smith Herman Theodore Snellings Walter Stephen Southall Henry Lawrence Spaulding Susie Vernell Stovall Sarah Hattie Summey Eugene Ellis Taylor Oscar Thomas Sandy Frank Tillman John Thomas Todd Billy Calvin Tolbert Thelma Josephine Truesdell Allen Neely Turner Alyce Moragne Walker Elizabeth Walker Joyce Cyreece Walker Walter Jene Walker General Washington Margaret Ann Watson Raleigh Wheeler Edna Jean Williams Kenneth Maurice Williams Chester Veicet Willis Johnnye Woodard James Worth, Jr. Robert Cornealus Wright James Andrew Yancey Mildred Catherine Yongue Pafi e Thirty-five p CAMPUS Page Thirty-six BOOK TWO • ACTIVITIES... Jerrod F. Graves Editor- ' ni-Chief Fay C. Cunningham Business Manager THE BULL STAFF  HI Reginald E. Scott Associate Editor Joan D. Ross Secretary to the Associate Editor Constance Mann Secretary William Funderburk Production Manager Page Thirty-eight STAFF F. David Reese Pictorial Editor Abpam King Art Editor Robert Gore Asst. Art Editor Rose M, Rawlins Cluh Editor Louis King Asst. Art Editor George Flannigan Sports Editor Vincent Mallory Class Editor Charles Samuels Copy Editor Lorraine Huff Material Editor M. Evangeline Johnson Asst. Secretary Page Thirty-nine i STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Alexander H. Bvers President Robert Ruffin Vice-President Charlotte Raphael Secretary David Woodbury Treasurer MEMBERS Natalie Cowan Delores Grant Vivian Freeman John Locke Geraldine Clark Francis McCowan George Anderson Page Forty THE UNIVERSITY CHOIR First roxi ' : B. McQuage, M. Mallorv. G. Smith, E. McKoy, J. Calehornc, H. Young, E. Martin, D. Pearson, T. Scott, J. Williams, J. Phillips, D. Brice, B. Raphael, M. Hawkins. Second row: M. James, J. Richmond, M. Williams, H. Simmons, S. Ward, J. McClain, J. Gaither, M. Steele, A. Sanders, C. Gibson, E. Stroman, J. Sterling, L. Harris. Third row. S. Evans, M. Adjahoe, B. Williams, J. Stephenson, D. Hawkins, E. Davenport, I. Coleman, L. Burgess, D. Park er, C. Ross, D. Gordon, L. Hunt. Fourth row. T. Scriven, J. Hampton, R. Taylor, j. Prink, D. Reese, R. Sharpe, P. Hankins, J. Blackwell, L. Glenn, W. Morris, J. Buffaloe, A. Jarmon. Fifth row. G. Washington, F. McKov, ]. Mavnor, H. Taylor, O. Thomas, R. Ridley, J. Heath, R. Vance, C. Morris, H. Knight, P. M. Dorsev, B. Smoot. Those nut listed iu picture: J. Harper, R. Spears, L. Brown, W. Stanfield, W. Davis, E. Hill, H. Bolds, G. Jones, M. Wilson, L. Roberts, G. Green, G. Donald. Page Forty-one STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS David Woodbury President Fay C. Cunningham Vice-President Ruth Ellis Secretary CABINET Lester Greenwood James Brown Edith Reynolds Harry Jackson Geraldine Clark Delores Dlidley Clyde Siler Evelyn Davenport Gladys Onqlie Catherine Gibson Page Forty two GERMAN CLUB J. WiNSTEAD Adams Leon Anderson Marie Adjahoe John Allen William Amos James V ' . Beane Rosalyn Beavers Robert Babbs Juanita Brown Lawrence Beane Maggie Brown James Brown Jesse Cash Theodore W. Dunn Ernest Fair Elbert Grant Charles Gray SiKANARTERY HuSHIE William Jones Moses Middleton William Morrison Flovd McKoy, Treasurer Otto Sanders, President Maxine Smith, Secrelnry Blanche Sandley Trussie Taylor Benjamin Watkins Willie Alfred Daniel Cox Allen Cathey Gilbert Donald Gloria Jones Jean Loving Clarence Martin Sammie Pittman James Robinson William Rogers James Smith Walter Southall Barbara Williams John M. Wade Lester Wade James Williams Raleigh Wheeler James Blackwell Oliver Dickens Mollie Lowe Oscar Trice Willie Walker Joseph DeLaine L. C. Barber Lee H. Johnson, Vice-Presiden! Margaret Hawkins Beatrice Martin Elliott McMillan Joseph Royster, Reporter Andrew Rogers Aldora Sanders Walter Walker James Yancey James Cooley Antoinette Naylor GoDWILL FlAWOO Page Forty-three THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT F. David Reese, Jr Editor Fay C. Cunningham Associate Editor Robert B. Gore Business T lanager STAFF EDITORS Doris Byers City Editor Vincent Mallory News Editor George D. Flanigan Club News Editor Reginald Scott, Lorraine Huff Feature Editors Harry L. Jackson Exchange Editor Ruth Ellis. Deloris Dudley Greek Editors Amos Harper, Rufus Spears Sports Editors Rose Rawlins Society Editor Alexander Byers, David Woodbury ' , Harry L. Jackson, Maggie L. Mallory Contributing Editors Staff Reporters: Robert B. Gore, Otto E. Sanders, Jr., Catherine Bvnum, Dorothv Brice, Rufus Spears, Howard Knight, Lawrence Brown, Bessie McLiley, Clementine Rigosbee, Deloris Hawkins. Circtdation Managers: Joseph Harper, Lester Greenwood. Typists: Otto E. Sanders, Jr., Rosalvn Beavers, Jeanette Tate, Esther Crews, Ellen Martin, Joseph Delaine, Jr., Evelvn Davenport. Facuhy Advisers: Mrs. Inez M. Parker, Rev. M. S. Belton. Rev. H. L. Counts. THE POLICY OF THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT The policy of the University Sttident shall be to reflect the character of Johnson C. Smith University, to itself and to the community, through news and comment emanating from the composition of the University Family. Page Forty-four LE CERCLE FRANCAIS OFFICERS Barbara Goudlock President Charles Samuels Vice-President Sylvia McRae Secretary WiLEANA Nicholson Assistant Secretary Stephen K. Kwasikpui Treasurer GoDwiLL FiAwoo journalist Levi Wheeling Chairman MEMBERS Claudia Smoot Delores Pearson Mary M. Steele Marian Weeks FiENRiETTA McDonnell Mary C. Williams Catherine Bynlim Thomas Kern John L. Sigh Jean Loving Choulter FIenry David Babcock Antoinette Naylor Leatrice Roberts Evelyn Davenport Betheda King Levero Napper Roy Cunningham Bernice McQuaige Edith Leake Shirley S. Moore Doris Byers John Blackwell Susie S. Moore Sadie Alexander James FF Frink Delores G. Hawkins Kathleen Love Page Forty-five ALPHA KAPPA MU (OFFICERS Calvin Hood President GoDWiLL FiAwoo ' ice-President Sarah Stroud Secretary George Flanigan Treasurer Dean T. E. McKinnev Director Members: John Blackwell, Ulrich Hester, Gladys Onque, Charles Galloway, George Anderson, Alexander Byers, William Funderburk, Charles Samuels, Stephen Kwasikpui, E. T. Hushie-Sikanartev, Alfred N. Yeboa, Raymond Worslev. Thaddeus Moore, Preston Pender- grass, Evangeline Johnson, Herbert McClain. DRAMATIC GUILD OFFICERS Dorothy Brice President Ernest E. Fair V ' ice-PresideHt Delores E. Grant Secretary Frank Davie Treasurer Miss E. Usher Adviser Meinhers: W. Adams, R. Babbs, H. Chandler, A. Dupree, J. Funderburk, D. Gordon, P. Hawkins, H. Hunter. W, Jones, J. McClain, H. McDonnell, C. Mc- Wharter, C. Matthews, F. Reese, W. Funderburk, A. Sanders, E. Stroman, I. Lowe. A. Hampton, D. Parker, L. Greenwood, C. Raphael, S. Moore, R. Ellis, R. Gore, C. Samuels, A. Kino, R. Scott, B. Johnson, C. Siler, V. Poe, J. Blackwell, J. Mavnor, T. Jefferson, I. Reeves, I. Blackman, M. Brown, R. Sharpe, C. Caldwell, O. Sanders. J. Davis, R. Dunn, M. Joudon. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS James Hargett President George Flanigan Vice-President Maggie Mallory Secretary Charles Salmons Treasurer John Maynor Reporter MEMBERS James Allison Kappa Alpha Psi Charles Salmons Kappa Alpha Psi Rose Rawlins Delta Sigma Theta Maggie Mallory Delta Sigma Theta James Hargett Omega Psi Phi Alexander Byers Omega Psi Phi Dorothy Brice Alpha Kappa Alpha Ernestine McKoy Alpha Kappa Alpha George Flanigan Alpha Phi Alpha John Locke Alpha Phi Alpha [oHN Maynor Phi Beta Sigma Philander Hankins Phi Beta Sigma Pivtje Forivieveii A K A GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY OFFICERS Charlotte Raphael Basileits Barbara Goudlock Anti-Basileiis Vivian Freeman Gjravimateiis Mildred Means Epistoleiis Amanda Graham Tamiochus Gloria Smith Ivy Leaf Reporter Laurichard Sahth Dean of Pledges MEMBERS RosALYN Beavers Dorothy Brice Constance Caldwell Geraldine Clark Sarah Edington Mildred Hall Delores Hawkins Lorraine Huff Virginia Massey Ernestine McKoy Dorothy McNeely Susie Moore LouisE Oliphant Gladys Onque Jo Anne Pheanious Jean Robeson Constance Mann l ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY OFFICERS Harry L. Jackson President Amos W. Harper Vice-President John C. Locke Secretary Calvin C. Hood Treasurer Robert Ruffin Chaplain George D. Flanigan Reporter Joseph A. Yates Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Donald Brumfield Frank Davie Stephen Fagbewesa Smith Fleming Charles Gray John Manning James Costen Arthur Pettus William Perry Arthur Redding F. David Reese, Jr. Paul Sandifer William McCullough Augustus Wood DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY OFFICERS Julia Calehorne President Ruth Ellis Vice-President Edith Reynolds Recording Secretary Evelyn Davenport Corresponding Secretary Catherine Gibson Treasurer Maggie Lynch Mallorv Dean of Pledges Nannie AIcClure Sergeant-at-Aniis MEMBERS Julia Calehorne Gladys Kelly Edith Reynolds Evelyn Davenport Maggie Lynch Mallory Leatrice Roberts Ruth Ellis Nannie McClure Joan Ross Catherine Gibson Thelma McMillian Jean Sterling Mildred Hammit Rose Rawlins Sallie Ward Page Fifty KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY K A (Clockwise From top) William A. Allison Keeper of Recards Paul A. Broady P. Mitchell Dorsey WiLBER M. M. Dorsey Walter S. Catling Keeper of Exchequer I Ienry L. CtRAnt Claude A. Ruffin LIlrich Hester N. Horace Mann, Ir. Vice-Polemarch I iiADDEus W. Moore Poleiiiarch Olin W. Pearson Strategvs Charles E. Sammons Historian Eugene Stitt Andrew W. Turner, Jr. Dc ' ( ( of Pledges RHO CHAPTER OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, Inc OFFICERS I3a ID VA ' ooDBURY BasiJens ' iLLL M FuNDERBURK . . X ' iceBasilens Stephen Kwasikpui Keeyer of Records and Seals Rudolph Obey Assistant Keeper of Records and Seals Charles Samuels Keeper of Finance James Hargett Chaplain Iermax Able Keeper of Peace Lester Greenwood Reporter to the Oracle Elvvard Bynu.m Assistant -Reporte r Alexander Byers, William Robinson Co-Deans of Lamps MEMBERS Andrew Allen James Alexander George Anderson James Beane John Blackwell Henry Chandler Fay Clinningham Sidney Cunningham Willie Davis Morris Donald Albert Dlipree Claude Erwin Ernest Fair Godwill Fiawoo Lemuel Fuller Walter Funderburk Joseph Gaston Jerrod Graves Leroy LioWARD Allen Kirkland Vincent Mallorv Francis McCown Preston Pendergrass Eligene Poole LoYL Qlhnn Reginald Scott William Shepperson Charles Sherman Lloyd Sigler Arthltr Slade John Steele Frank Williams LAMPADOS CLUB OFFICERS Thomas Jefferson President Charles Motley Vice-President Gilbert Donald Secretary MEMBERS Al Jolson Jarmon William McKinley Jones William Richard Jones Benjamin Watkins Rudolph Bailey John Payne THE IVY LEAF CLUB OFFICERS Delores Dudley President WiLMA Manning Vice-President Jeanette Tate Secretary LaVerne Reeves Assistant Secretary Mary Jaudon Treasurer MEMRERS Ilene Lowe Delores Grant Corneida Davidson Vera Poe SPHINX CLUB OF ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY OFFICERS Louis King President Liz Barrett Vice-President Clayton Richardson Secretary Henry Pearson Treasurer MEMBERS William Brown Robert Gary Lester Wade i I PYRAMID CLUB OFFICERS Natalie Cowan President Bernice McQuaige Secretary Mary E. Williams Treasurer MEMBERS Emma Lee Edgerton Edith Leak Margaretta Holland Johnny Mae Gills Geraldine Jones Pa e Fifty-five rvliAA AoknAon C mltk of 50 - 51 Susie Moore Vivian Freeman attendants Rose Rawlins Constance Mann Page Fijlyiix endi erd Delores Mawkins Joan Ross vo lL Marshall Eva Jones LOVILYN FUNDERBURK Page Fifty-seven Pa e Fifty ei ht BOOK THREE • ATHLETICS... VARSITY S CLUB OFFICERS George Flanigan President Claude Griffin Vice-President Elmer Pickett Secretary-Treasurer Wilbur Dorsey Joseph Yates Walter Jones Robert Rliffin George McGill Eugene Poole Millard Naylor David Pugh James Green James Blackwell Will Alston Wendell Johnson Luther Washington Abram King William Perry William McCullough Augustus Wood James Hargett Charles Foster Arthur Redding Ernest Fair Page Sixty Crudup Physical Education FOOTBALL REVIEW -1950 Smith U 27 St. Paul Poly .... Smith U 7 St. Augustine ...32 Smith U 14 Delaware State ..25 Smith U 6 Howard 7 Smith U Winston-Salem State Teachers ... Smith U 7 Bethune-Cookman 27 Smith U 13 Shaw 7 The Golden Bulls of Johnson C. Smith University approached the 50 Campaign with a grim determination. Coach Jack Brayboy thought that this would be the season of seasons. With the returning of twenty-two lettermen. Smith was statistically a veteran team. As the first game drew nearer, the team ' s tackling, blocking, and play-making became sharper. The last week-end in September an impatient herd of Bulls met the St. Paul Saints at Lawrenceville, Virginia. From the opening whistle to the final gun, the team from Charlotte dominated the field of play. Coach Brayboy used every one except the water boy, and if I remember correctly he was warming up. In this game the entire team was ready. The following week, Mr. Bobby Clark, Roland Miles, and the St. Augustine team motored to our campus. A cocky team of Smith men contemplated a pushover. That fateful day, Mr. Clark and Miles did everything but dance on the gridi- ' on. They faked, passed and literally ran us out of the stadium. A valuable lesson was learned that dark day. Northward to the flat land of Delaware the enriched Bulls traveled. A beautiful Saturday afternoon a small Smith team took on Mighty Delaware State. The men from State outweighed the Charlotte group twenty pounds to the man. Revenge lurked in the hearts of the fighting Bulls. Throughout the day the men consistently shouted, Let ' s take them to the Bull Pen. The cards were stacked wrong. Statistically Delaware won the game but Smith men outplayed them. Not once during the entire contest did we kick. The records will prove that they booted many. I shall never forget the hear t of Will Allison and Napoleon Nelson. No greater fighting spirit was displayed by anyone than these two. Pflge Sixty-one FOOTBALL ; ' : ■ . ' C-- I! Abram King William Perry George Flanigan Louis King Page Sixty-two -AiGENE Poole WiLEERT DORSEY Homecoming, Alumni, dances, and parades, The Bisons from Howard ventured to the sunny South. On the squared rectangle of Memorial Field the two teams locked. For Howard, there was nothing that day. They were bottled in their every attack. Midway through the second quarter Little Horse Blackwell intercepted a flat pass and scooted thirty-five yards for the first touchdown. We missed the conversion and the score at halftime was si.x to nothing favor Smith. The second half brought a fast changing, hard running Howard eleven back. Smith men asked for no favors and gave no ground. The two evenly matched teams were fighting it out. Someone had to meet its Waterloo. Five minutes before the final gun, the Bisons pushed over the goal stripes. The overflowing stadium waited and the referee threw up his hands; the conversion was good. A heart-breaker was lost. Under the lights at Winston-Salem the belligerent Rams encountered the seasoned Bulls. Long will the fans remember the stonewall of the Smith line. Eight times were the Rams within the four yard marker. So close and yet so far. within sight of the goal line they failed to score. The game was high lighted by a seventy-five yard passing run which climaxed on the T. C. seven. Here the game ended. The same story was repeated. The Golden Bulls had outplayed them but not outscored the less formidable opponents. To the citrus groves, and the swaying palms, we motored to Daytona Beach. I believe that the Florida weather was too much for us; perhaps the Bethune fellows played a minor roll. The student body wel- comed us with open arms. They even sponsored a dance in our honor. Yes, we lost this one too. The score was 27 to 7, but you can believe that everyone had a good time basking in short sleeves. The Turkey Day classic saw two teams fighting to stay off the bottom of the C.LA.A. This was the last collegiate game of eleven seniors and the team was determined that it would be a victory. The Golden Bulls out fo.xed, out ran, and out played the Bears from Raleigh. The halftime score was seven to nothing in favor of the Charlotte crew. Midway through the third period, we again drew blood. With a major portion of the fourth quarter completed, the Bears scored on a quick opener. The conversion was good. The tallies now stood at 13 to 7 favor Smith. A desperate Shaw team bepan pulling from the bag. Rereatediv their passes clicked. As all seemed lost, a Bull reached into the air and interceoted a beautiful pass. The Golden Bulls ran the clock out with run- ning plays. In conclusion, the writer would like to inject a personal note. Although Smith did not enjoy a win- ning team figuratively, I think that we had one of the best teams in the C.LA.A. The fellows were great and I believe that each of us profited greatly from the relationship. Never shall I forget those manv long hours spent in the Bull Pen practicing until after dark and eating late, experiencing sweet victory and bitter defeat. It would be impossible not to remember Buddy Elmer, Pickett, Nap Nelson, Psycho Davis, Pepper Yates, and many others. In my treasure chest of experiences, these will forever loom. Days spent on the gridiron of Smith are as much a part of me as the Science Hall. In short, I cherish every precious minute. To you, the Golden Bulls of 1951, I extend a hearty good luck and make every block and tackle count. George Flapper Flanigan BASKETBALL William Jones, Sophomore . . . William McCullougii, Junior William Perry, junior Oscar Trice, Sophomore Benjamin Watkins, Sophomore Charles Foster, Senior . Leaksville, N. C. , . .Co inoton, Kv. , . .Covington, Ky. . . Durham, N. C. . . . .Dan ' ille, Va. .Rock Hill. S. C. Page Sixty -fmir TEAM James Hargett, junior Gieensboro, N. C. Wendell Johnson, Senior Baltimore, Md. Clarence Turner, Sophomore Wadesboro, N. C. Napoleon Nelson, junior New York, N. Y. Douglas Miller, Freshnwn Gastonia, N. C. Charles Motley Greensboro, N. C. William Brown Savannah, Ga. Page Sixey-five Mr. Cooper Mr. Hubert W. Norris Mr. Moses S. Belton Advisers CoLviN Edwards Photograplier AUTOGRAPHS ADDRESSES