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

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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.

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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

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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.