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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

AM05 Mao OF JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY Paae Two PRESENTS A YEAR OF MEMORIES . Piige Three DEDICATION In chested admiration for the hest cage season in the annals ot Smith, in trihute to superior coacliing, and in recognition of the excellent teamwork exemplified in their historv-making achievement, we proudly dedicate this issue of the Bull to Coach Calvin Irvin and the 1952 Golden Bull Basketball Team. The Bull Staff of 1952. Pn e Four CAMPUS VIEWS ADMIN l)u. I Iardy Liston President Dean T. E. McKinney Dean of ihc CoUei:,e Mr,. W i.iER R. Jordan Bu: iiiess Manniier Rev. M. S. Belton Director of Public Relations Pane Six S T R A T I O N _yv meSSaae troni our f- reiiaent — Grcetinos tu tlir ' .tudcnts and all vvhn read this bodk. Congratulations to the members ol the staff that produced it. Special congratulations and good wishes to the voung men and young women of the Class of 1952. The title of a popular current motion picture, Quo Vadis, the literal translation of which is Whither Goest Thou? , poses a question which I would like to point up for all who read this book and especially for the Class of 1952. In 1895 Henryk Sienkiewicz wrote the historical novel Quo Vadis depicting the time of the reign of Nero. In the book the Apostle Peter is pictured leaving the City of Rome where many Christians had suffered martyrdom. As he went down the Appian Way, Peter met Christ and falling down before him sobbingly asked of Christ, Quo Vadis, Dcjminer , to which the Christ answered. If thou desert mv people, I am going to Rome to be crucihed a second time. This incident turned Peter around and he went back to Rome and continued his labors in that wicked citv for the Christ Irom whom he had receixed so much. The destructi ' e forces in the world today arc frightening. The minds of manv men are as deluded and the hearts of manv are as insensible to human dignity as were the mind and heart of Nero. Your education has been aimed at helping you become sensitive to the needs of vour dav. The acid test of the soundness of your educaticjn will be your attitude toward the problems and conditions you find about you. Therefore, the question Quo Vadis? ' . Do vou turn your back on vour family, vour com- munitv and the needs of v iur fellowman and seek case and comfort or do you go forward to do some- thing about the problems of your societv and labor for the realization for all men something of the advantages which vou haxe experienced? H. LisTON Mr. J. Arthur Twitty Regisfn r Dr. a. H. George Dean of Theological Seminary Dean A. IM. Hawkins Dt ' (JH of ' ouic i Dean J. A. Grimes Dean of Men Pnge Seven Mrs. A. E. Adam, A.B., M.A., French. Mr. J. J. Adam, B-es-L, LicesL, French. Mr. Jack G. Benson, B.S., M.A., Mcithenmtics. Mr. William Bluford, A.B., M.A., Social Studies. Mr. Jack Brayboy, B.S., M.S., Physical Education. Mr. Ulysses S. Brooks, B.S.. M.S., Ph.D., C.hemiitr . Miss Julia L. Brown, A.B., Alii.sic. Dr. Wonson R. Coleman, A.M., Ph.D., Philosophy. Rev. Herman Counts, A.B., B.D., M.A., Theolo . Mr. Byrd D. Crudup. B.S.. M.A., Physical Edtication Miss Jo-an Daughtry, B.S.. M.A., Physical Education. Mr. Lloyd Davis. B.S., M.A., Physical Education. Mr. F. T. Drakeford. B.S., Physics. .Mr. Thomas Ferguson, B.S.. M.S., Biology. Mr. Boyd J. Gathericht, B.S., M.S.. Mathematics. Mr. T. E. Gunn. B.L.S., Librarian. Miss Gwendolyn Harrison, A.B., M.A.. Spanish. Rev. Seth W. Hester, A.B., B.D.. M.A., Rural Church Work Mr. Calvin C. Irvin, B.S., M.A., P 7ys!a]! Education. Mr. Christopher W. Kemp, B.S., B.Mus., M.Mus. Miss N ' ietta E. Neal, B.S., Chemistry. •JOHNSON C. SMITH Mrs. Henrietta T. Norris, M.A., El. Edncaiinu. Mr. Hubert W. Norris, M.A., Economics. Mrs. Inez M. Parker, A.B., M.A., English. Mr. Joseph C. Ramsey, A.B., M.A., German. Rev. Joseph M. Rollins, Jr., A.B., B.D., Religious Education. Rev. Edwin Thompkins, B.S., B.D., M.A., M.Ed., S.T.M., Ph.D., Theology. Mrs. Elsie E. Woodard, A.B., M.A., English. Mrs. Frances B. Coleman Secretary to the President. Mr. William E. Coleman, Bookkeejier. Mrs. Mattie B. Greenlee, Dietitian. Mrs. Catherine R. Hawkins. Assistant to the PiCgistrar. Mr. Willie Ivey, University Printer. Mrs. Janie B. Jordan, Assistant Dietitian. Mrs. Lelia P. Lloyd, Secretary to the Business Maiuiger. Mrs. Bernice McKee, llnix ' ersity Nurse. Mrs. Daisy Mack, Secre(nry to the Public Relations Director. Mrs. Mary H. Platt, Secretary to the Registrar. Mrs. Dallie J. Reeder, Secretary to the Dean of the Seminary. Miss Arsula B. Reid. Theological Librarian. Mrs. M. K. Spaulding, Assistant Dietitian. Mrs. Lola Waddell, Matron. FACULTY AND STAFF . . . 1952 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Blackwell President Lester Greenwood Vice-President Evelyn Davenport Secretary Melva Wilson Assistant Secretary Amos Harper Pxcjwrtcr FAREWELL Cogiiitio Lux Mimdi Est DEAR SMITH A quartet of years it has been Since we knocked on your oolden door; We pursued hioher learnino lo enrich our present store. You have taught us to seek the truth, To live right in view of God and man, To share our knowledge with others In all the ways we can. And now ' tis time to say goodbye. Our hearts our guide, ser ' ice our goal. Each leader on the stage of life Must fulfill his destined role. —Otto Sanders SENIORS John Henry Bailey 1512 S. Church St., Charlotte, N. C. Dorothy Mae Berry Route 2, Pink Hill, N. C. French hetter to try tiiiil (nil lluiii lo l iil to try. S.C.A.; French Club. John Edward Blackwell 620 Beattvs Ford Road, Charlotte, N. C. french and English •■To develop all tlwt , .„ „u- (or the s;...,,! „( „ni„khnl. President Senior Clis I ' lil I ' It-!; k r I ' m skIiiu. Junim Class 1950-1951; PruMilml I h Iuii.lii U.isv I ' i4K I ' )49; Pre-.i- dent Sophomore Class 1949 ly5U, ill ' I ' rcsidciu Suidunt Cuun cil 1951-1952; Vice-President Lc Cercle Francais; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Ira Aldridae Dramatic Guild; N.A.A.C.P.; Freshman Reception Committee; Ha?en Committee; Second Vice-President S.C.A.; Deleaale Slate Student Legislature 1949-1952: Uni crsity Choir. Allen Raiford Brown 1144 Evergreen Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. History ■■Give to llif ti-orld the best thut voir have ■iml the l.t crime hack to von. Spanish Club 1948-1949; S.C.A.; Alpha Phi Omega nity; History Club 1949-1950. Lency Greene Burgess 311 Clay St., Kinston, N. C. Elementary Education Coit elds ;ily Choir 1950-1951; F.T.A, 1950-1952; S.C.A. Doris Byers 242 Gresory Ave., N.E., Roanoke 18, Va. Biology and General Science 1 n ' lU soidv and Ret ready. Someday my cliOHce n-ill come. . lpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Le Cercle Francais; Citv Editor and Head Reporter Lfniversily Student; Medal Winner Junior Oratorical Contest 1951; N.A.A.C.P.; Beta Kappa Chi. Henry Chandler Linden St., VA ' inston-Salem, N. C. Biolog y )mega Psi Phi Fraternity 19501952. James Phillip Chavis Route 1, Bo. 166, Oxford, N. C. Bio ogy s. ' ::r7 Mk% SENIORS Calvin Colson, Jr. 508 N. Mvers St., Charlotte, N. C. Sidney T. Cunningham, Jr. Route 6, Box 1058, Charlotte, N. C. Physical Education Success crowns etfort. Chaplain_ Lampados Club 1949-1950; Keepe Fraternity 1950 195 1 Basketball; Psvchologv Club; T ball Tea bling Club. Evelyn Frances Davenport Mill Spring, N. C. English and French ' utly he iut Thoufih thou hast time for ■r 1952 .,,n.lin (. Iiih 1 ' . not failure hut low I Class 1948-1952; Secretarv of •orum Committee 1951-1952; I tudcnt Christian Association Cab 1: Trc iMiriT Pvramid CUih 194K. III. I ' M ' i I ' , Liinl,,.. . I I ' c lul. {y 1449 195 195U 1952; Unn-ersnr SttuienI Stal 1951, Associate Editor 1951-1952 the Editor 1951-1952; Senior Co 1952. 1950-1952, Ivpisl 1950- BuLL Staff, Secretary to nselor; N.A.A.C.P. 1951- Corneida O. Davidson 631 N. Caldwell St., Charlotte, N. C. Frank Marion Davie 14 H.ibMm St., High Point, N. C. Biology ■■Ahinc iiU. to thit Vice President Beta Kappa President of Ira Aldridue D.i Phi Alpha Fraternity. , self he true. Scientific Honor Society; CUlild 1951 1952; Alpha Robert Lee Davis 2627-B Statesville Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Social Science ToiietUer we staml. Jivhled we fall. S.C.A.; Football 1951-1952. Morris Young Donald 1325 Fairmont St., Charlotte, N. C. eoa Psi Phi Fraternity; Associate Editor Bull 1951 Albert Matthew Dupree 347 McDowell Ave., N.W., Roanoke, Va. General Science There is a honil that makes men great, none walks his way one. All that we put into the lives of others comes hack S.C.A.; Lampados Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Senior Reporter UinVersity Student 1950 1951; German Club 1948- 1950; Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild; J. A. Grimes Philha 1950-1951. SENIORS ■lie Sarah Elizabeth Eddington 44 Circle St., Asheville, N. C. Elementary Educntion xvho wrestles manfuUr uith l ile finds iito Nancy Ann Ford ,nn St., Apt. 182, Charlotte, N. C. S.C..A.; President of Ivv Leaf Club 1950; .Alpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority; Vice-President of Future Teachers of .America 1951-1952; Aliss -Alpha Kappa .Alpha 1951-1952; Secretary, Spanish Club 1950; Senior Judicial Board 1951 1952; Psy chology Club 1949-1950; Secretary to Pan-Hellenic Council. Melton Ellerby P.O. Bo.x 7, Pee Dee, N. C. Mathematics Withotit the past there can be no future. Sphinx Club; S.C.A.; Spanish Club. Mamie Ruth Ellis 918 Washington St., Wilson, N. C. Biology and General Science Have a purpose in life; and hax ' in it, throw into your work such strength of mind and muscle as God has given you. President Delta Sigma Thet: President Delta Sigma Thet; dent Student Christian Asso Secrelan- Pan-Hellenic Coun Council 1951-1952; Chai N.A.A.C.P. 1951-1952; Pyramid Club 1949 1950; Spanish Club 1950-1951; Psychology Club 19491950; Treasurer S.C.A. 1949-1950; President Sophomore and Junior Sunday School Class 1950-1951; Freshman Reception Committee 1951-1952; Contributing Editor I7.iii ' ersi(v Stiule.K 1951-1952; Senior Judicial Board 1951-1952: Dramatic Guild 1949 1950; Greek Editor University Student 1950 1951. Sephen O. Fagbewesa P.O. Bo.x 25. Ushoobo, Nigeria, West Africa Chemistry Our deeds shcdl follow us from ujur. and what we have been makes us what we are. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; 1948-1949; Member Track Tea Dramatic Guild 1951-1952. Sorority 1951-1952, Vic jritv 1950 1951: Vice-Pre iation 1951-1952; Correspondii ■il 1951-1952; Secretary Stude man Membership Club 1949 1950; -President I reshman Cla! 1950-195 1; Ira .Mdridg Vivian DeVeaux Freeman 516 E. Seventh St., Charlotte, N. C. Biology We learn not for school but for life. Secretary lyy 1 i:if Hih 1949-1950; Alpha Kappa Alpha So- rority, Gramiiiiuii ; S]i,ioi h Club; S.C.A. ; Student Council 1950-1951; Misv K I i il 1949; Miss Johnson C. Smith 1950- 1951; Miss Alph.i I ' hi lpha 1951-1952; Bull Staff; Creatiye Dancing Group; Lady in Waiting to Miss Johnson C. Smith 1949. James Henry Frink 811 Clarendon St., Southport, N. C. French and English Keep faith until llie end. llniyersitv Choir; S.C.A.; N.A.A.C.P.; Le Cercle Francais; reshman Reception Committee. Norma J. Fugate General Deliverv, Rogersville, Tenn. SENIORS Lemuel H. Fuller 2-E Mitchell W. Court, Kinston, N. C. Political Science S.C.A.; President N.A.A.C.P. 1950-1951; Omega Psi Phi Jennie Mae Funderburke 323 Dixnn St., Churhitte, N. C. Catherine A. Gibson 1004 Albany St., Brunswick. Ga. English To every mun there openeth a hiah uviy imtl n law. and very man decideth t i(? ii ' nr his soul shall go. S.C.A.; Universilv Choir 1948-1952, Treasurer 1951-1952; vrarrrid Cluh Treasurer 1949; Delta Sigma Thcta Treasurer 950 1952; Dramatie Guild; S.C.A. Cabinet 1950 1952; Assist 111 SiLfet.irx S,,phnmi,re and Junior Sundav School Classes ' M ' i I ' lil. . ,. .C.P.; Miss University Choir 1950-1951; hss D.li.i Sim,,,. I Ihcta 1951 1952; Freshman Reception Com lit cv 145(1 r952; IklLL Staff, Intercollegiate Council 1950 William Watson Funderburk 407 Cl- ' nton St.. Lancaster, S. C. Biology nvid General Science ■■Observe and record for the , usl inslnicts and the futnr. invites, Rasileus of the On cicol lpl.,, k.ipp.l I ' m Phi llat linn, II Smi nilv 1951 1952; Presi- tv 1951-1952; Editor .ident Beta Kappa Chi sident Lampados Club 1950; Junior arsit Basketball |y4B-1949; Dramatic Guild 1949-1952; Business Manager 1951-1952; German Club 1948- 1950; Freshman Reception Committee 1951-1952. Annie Lee Gallman 1105 Oaklawn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Biology All that I am or hope to he I owe it to iiiv ii Spanish Club; Dance Group; S.C.A. Johnnie Mae Gill Route 1, Bo. 41, Kinys Creek, S. C. Amanda Belle Graham 2116 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C. Biology ■■Ml that I am. 1 owe it to my piireiits. rer Alpha Kappa Alpha 1950 1952; S.C.A.; Lester Greenwood, Jr. Route 4, Box 230, O.xforid, N. C. Biolooy and General Science ■■To help others help themselves.- Dramatic Guild; I ' .iii i SmII; ( luiiLiimn Xl.ni.imT II.; Student: OmcK.i I ' m I ' Iii li.iiriniu, liu,, I ' M ' M ' m , se itative Studeiil ( ninuil 1 ' M ' l I o sii. li,,ek I. -.1111 l ' )4 ' Intercollegiate t..uiKil I ' MKI ' iSil; s.t, ,; Vml ' i Senior Class 195 1 1952; Parliamentarian Junior tllass Freshn Recepti SENIORS WiLHELMINA A. HaLL 590 Wyona Drive, Brooklyn, N. Y. Adrian M. Hampton Box 36. Ware Shoals, S. C. Philander Roosevelt Hankins, Jr. Star Route 1, Box 13-A, Supply, N. C. Biology end General Science No matt is greater thatt his word. Keep faith tttttil the er, President Universitv Choir; President Phi Beta Sigma 1 ternitv; Track Team 1948-1949; French Circle; Dramatic Gu Pan-Hellenic Council; .Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity; Presic Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honorary Society. James Hester Hargett 926 Lincoln St., Greensboro, N. C. Social Science Hard work is the atiswer. Sigma Rho Sigma; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Sports Editor Uliivcrsilv StmfeHl 1950-1951; President Varsity S Club 1952; Member Varsity S 1950-1952; Treasurer Student Council 1952; Student State Legislature 1950-1951; Student Representative Athletic Control Board 1951-1952; Hazen Com- mittee 1951-1952; Varsity Tennis Team 1950-1952; Varsity Basketball Team 1949-1952; Student-of the-Month 1950; Cap- tain Basketball Team 1952; Chairman Freshman Reception 1952. Amos Waverly Harper, Jr. 354 Dixie Broadway, Winston-Salem, N. C. F.(. ' ' ,i!G)iiil ' S riHCf Srjctai Science To love veheiiietitly, to live constritctively , to think seri- oitslr aitd to die hottorably-for these tilings I wish. Vice-President 1951 and Historian 1952 of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraiernitv; Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society; S.C.A. Cab- inei; President Junior Class; Dramatic Guild; Sports Editor niinersilv SliidenI 1951; Business Manager l niversitv Stiirfe.it; lUisiniss Manager of Bull; President Spanish Club 1949; Senior Class Reporter; Fotum Committee; Student Chairman S,,cial Science Division; N.A.A.C.P.; Intramural .Athletics; 1 leshman Reception Committee; Intercollegiate Council. Joseph Walter Harper 516 E. 7th St., Charlotte, N. C. Biology It is better to retitaiti siletit nitd be thought a fool than to speak and retnove all doubt. Editor Bull 195 2; Reporter Student Council I949-I950; Circulation Manager l inicrsitv Sliirfcnt 1949-1951; Vice-Presi- dent Alpha Phi Oiiir.M I ' lil I ' lS:; ' ice President Trefoil Club 1950-1951; LlniM rs,u Clion h 4 ' im52; J. . . Grimes Phil- harmonic Male Cli.iins I ' i4 ' i I m;; Spanish Club 1948-1949; Treasurer Cheniistn tliil.; SI .A.; .. .A.C.P.; Junior Varsity Basketball 1949; Football 1950; Iresbman Reception Commit- tee; Psychology Club 1950-1951; Chairman Junior Senior Prom Committee 1951. Eugenia Deloris Hill Box 495, Forest City, N. C. E eiiieiilnrv Education All that I mil iiiirf hope to he I owe tn iiiv grriiirf).,ireiils Vice-President Spanish Club 1949-1950; S.C.A.; French Club; Psychology Club; Assistant Secretary History Club 1949- 1950; Senior Counselor; University Choir. Daniel R. Hooks 627 Adam St., Steubenville, Ohio W SENIORS Leroy Howard 309 St. David St., Tarboro, N. C. Bioloay and Physical Education Khoiv thyself. Omega Psi Phi Fraternityi German Club. Geraldine T. Jones 540 Beattvs Ford Road, Charlotte, N. C. Roberta Christine Hughes 19 Llovd St.. Apt. 397, Charlotte, N. C. Mary Massey Jones 1925 Oaklawn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education We huinch to anchor u ' here. S.C..A.; Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sororitv Secretary v; Cr. Dance Group; Louise Marie Jefferys 507 E. Grand Ave., Rockv Mount, N. C. Social Science All that I am anil hoye to be I owe to my liarliiij. aunt. Spanish Club; History Club; Vogue Club; Treasurer Spanish Club 1949-1950. Mildred Cunningham Kirkpatrick 1201-B Moss St., Charlotte, N. C. Audrey Bernice Johnson Route 1, Bo. 283, Kannapolis, N. C. Edith Moeella Leak P.O. Bo. 214, Maxton, N. C. French Climb thmiuh the roclcs be niggerf. ' S.CA.; French Club. SENIORS John Edward Locke, Jr. 2-B Nurth Braddock Heights, N. Braddock, Pa. General Science It ' s hetter to yrefnjre for good results than simply Iwpe for the best. President .-Mpha Phi Alpha Fraternilv; President Sphinx Club; President German Club; Vice-President Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; President Pan-Hellenic Council: Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society; Boxing Team; Lyceum Committee; Student Council. Kathleen Love Route 2, Box 85, Bessemer Citv, N. C. French •All th„t I iim uii.l ;io, e to he I owe to my mother. French Club 1950-1952; Spanish Club 1950-1951. Armstead Sydney Lovelace P.O. Box 224, Graham, N. C. General Science and Physics It is a pity how mi how little we know. Alpha Phi Omega Na S.C.A. befo Nannie Louise McClure 424 Solomon St., Charkitte, N. C. Elementary Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 19491952; Stude Ruby Alice McClure 1924 Garnett Place, Charlotte, N. C. William Prentice McCullough 1314 Russell Ave., Covington, Kv. Physical Education and Biology With them the seed of wisdom did 1 sow And with my own hands laboured it to grow. , nd this is all lire fiarvest that 1 reap ' d; I came like water and like wind I go. Football; Basketball Captain 1950-1951; Varsity S CI resident; Sphinx Club; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Pr ent Student Council 19511952. Annie Lois McKinney 808 Winchester Ave., Monroe, N. C. Elementary Education Let me ii ' e so much thought to the improveme elf until I have iiltle time to criticize others. F.T.A.; S.C.A. Virginia Massey 12 Freidhemm St., Rock Hill, S. C. ( SENIORS John Wesley Maynor General Delivery, Red Springs, N. C. Mathematics and Religious Education Freshman Reception Committee 19511952; Bull Staff 1951-1952; N.A.A.C.P.; S.C.A. 1948-1952; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil 1950-1952; University Choir 1948-1952; Ira Aldridge Dra- matic Guild; Le Cercle Francais; Phi Beta Sigma Fratemitv; Alpha Phi Omeua National Service Fraternity. Mildred Bernice Means 1102 N. Eighth St., Paducah, Kv. Elementary Education ■■ Tis educiition that forms the common miiul, us llie lii ig is hent the tree is inclined. Assistant Secretary Ivv Leaf Club 1949; Epistoleus Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 1951-1952; S.C.A. ; Secretary Future Teachers of America 1951-1952; Psychology Club; Lady-In- Waiting to Miss Johnson C. Smith 1948-1949; Hazen Com- mittee; Attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith 1951-1952; Miss Junior Class 1950-1951; Spanish Club 1949-1951. Shirley Sahara Moore 912 Borden St., Clinton, N. C. Socin! Science All tluil I 111)1 mill fio()e to be, J ou-e to my eluding mother. French Club; Spanish Club; Vogue Club. Susie Sedealia Moore Route 2, Box 272, Clarkton, N. C. With the ropes of the past I will rin the bells of the future. .Mpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority 1949-1952; Ira Aldridge Dra- matics Guild 1948-1952; Cheerleader 1949-1951; Creative Dance Group 1948 1952; Lyceum Committee 1949-1950; Miss Sphinx 1949; Attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith 1951 1952; French Club 1948-1952; German Club 1948-1952; Spanish Club 1949; Llniversity Choir 1948-1951; Freshman Reception Committee 1949-1950; All-Star Basketball Team 1948-1951; S.C.A. 1948 1952; Ivv Leaf Club 1948-1949; N.A.A.C.P. 1949-1950; Lady-In-Waiting 1949-1950. V ' illiam Eugene Morgan Route 3, Box 23, MocksviUe, N. C. Biology ■ crossed the bay. The ocean lies before me. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; French Club; Alpha Phi Omega al Se Fraternity; N.A.A.C.P.; University Cho Charles Edward Morris, Jr. P.O. Box 276, Big Stone Gap, Va. Mathematics Life is what yon make it. Transfer Student Swift Memorial Junior College 1950; Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild; University Choir Vice-President 1951-1952; Sphinx Club President 1951; . lpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; F.T.A.; Bull Staff 1951-1952; S.C.A. 1950 1952. James Morrison Box 469, Mebane, N. C. Ei!g is i Napoleon Nelson 67 Lenox Ave., New York, N. Y. History o others as you would have them do n Varsity S Club; Varsity Basketball Team Manager 1952; Varsity Football Team 1948-195 Football Team 1951. 1949-1951, 2; Captain SENIORS W ' lLEONA Nicholson Route 3, Box 7, Rockingham. N. C. French ■■AH that I am ami hoye to he I owe to mi dadiiiii Assistant Secretary French Club 1950 195 1; Treasure Club 1951-1952. William Letcher Pointer Box 179, Viroilina, Va. Social Science Tliitiss at the worst u-iU cease or else cli ii ' lieri; (Jiev ii ' ere before. .Mpha Phi Omeua National Service Fratemil S.C..A.; Spanish Club; Gen J. . . Grimes Philharmur Basketball 1951-1952. Service Fraternity; N..- .. .C.P.; Club; Track Team 1948-1949; Chorus 1948-1951; Intramural Pearlie Mae Payton Route 4. Box 516-A, Kinston, N. C. Social Science Strive 10 reach the hif hesl «oiil. S.C..- .; Histi.rv Club 1948 1951. Charles Henry Pearson 403 Inman St., Morristown, Tenn. Bioloy y William Winfred Perry 556 Prospect Place, Cincinnati, Ohio Physical Edncatioti ■■The Uihler to success cannot be cUmhed blimlfohied. ' ' Varsity Football 1948-1951; Varsity Basketball 1948-1952; German Club; Uniyersity Bull Staff Assistant Sports Editor; Varsity S Club. Rosa J. Poston 215 Morgan Mill Road, Monroe. N. C. Charlotte Alverna Raphael Sociology and Social Science 823 Laurel St., Texarkana, Ark. ■To thine own self he true, Ihou cannot then he (als, . lpha Sor ing to Mi 1949-1950; Ivv Leaf Club 1949; Anti Basileus . lpha Kappa ritv 1950-1951. Basileus 1951-1952; LadvIn-VVait Johnson C. Smith 1948. 1949; Miss S.C.A. 1949; atic Guild 1949; Student Council Representative Student Council Secretary 1950-1951; S.C.A. Reporter 1949-1951. Secretary 1950-1951, Cabinet 1951 1952 Ira Aldridue Dramatic Guild 1949-1951, Secretary 1950-1951 Freshman Reception Committee 1950; Spanish Club 1948 Cheerleader 1948; Intercollegiate Council 1949-1951; Senator North Carolina State Student Legislature 1950, Reading Clerk 1951; Senior Judicial Board Member 1951-1952; Student Representative Research Committee 1952; Secretary Social Science Committee; Bull Staff. Rose Marie Rawlins 422 Atlantic Ave., Rockv Mount, N. C. Vouue Club; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; German Club; S.C.A.; Bull Staff; Universili Sli4iie.it; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Pan-Hellenic Council; Faculty Social Committee; Beta Kappa Chi; Science Club; Freshman Reception Committee; Three Years; Kappa .- lpha Psi Honor Student. SENIORS Arthur Conwell Redding, Jr. 1617 Howland St., Wilmington, Del. General Science Look for the worst, hope for the best, and talie ivhut comes. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Inc.; F„„thall Team 1948 1951; Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild. William Stafford Robinson P.O. Box 267. Hillburn, N. Y. Biology, Psychology and General Scieitce is uo sin to try ami fail, hut it is a sin not to try. S.C.A.; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Jeanette Richmond 303 Law St., Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education The battle is not iven to the swiftest hut to the one that endureth to the end. Vice President Ivv Leaf Club; S.C.A.; Judicial Board; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororitv; F.T.A. Elizabeth M. Rivers 520 N. 11th St., Wilminoton, N, C. Leatrice Joyce Roberts P.O. Box 22, Ellenboro, N. C. English Avoid extremities and strii ' e for the virtue of moderation. S.C.A.; Psychology Club 1948-1949; Spanish Club 1950- 1951; French Club 1950-1952; Pyramid Club Secretary 1949- 1950; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; University Choir 1950-1952; Intercollegiate Council; Secretary Sophomore and Junior Sun- day School Classes 19491951. Ivan U. Sampson 1723 Saxtim St., Knoxville, Tenn. Charles Samuels 311 N. Woodland Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. French heuretix ni si malheureux qu ' ou s ' itnaf it 0„ nest jumais St Lampados Club Ti Omega Psi Phi Fraternity dent 1951-1952; Gcrma N.A.A.C.P. 1950-1952; I 1952; Junior Varsity Bask orary Society; Phi Kappa lph; 1950; Le Cercle Francais 19501952; S.C.A. 1948-1952; Univcrsifv Stii- Club; But,L Staff 1950-1952; 1 Aldridge Dramatic Guild 1948- h.ill l ' i4S; Alpha Kappa Mu Hon lln rary Society. Otto E. Sanders, Jr. 440 Washington Ave., Brooklyn 5, N. Y. English and Psychology There is nothing either ood or bad but thinking makes it so. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; President Freshman Class 1950; President Sophomore Class 19501951; President German Club 1950-1951; University Choir 1949-1950; J. A. Grimes Philharmonic 1949-1950; Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild; ogram Committee N.A.A.C.P. 1951-1952; P.K. 2nd Staff Reporter L  iil ' ersitv Student 1950-1951, Ne Edii 1952 al Edil Reception Committee 1951-1952 Alpha Psi Honor Award 1949. Bu 1952 Recipient of .Annual Kappa SENIORS Charles A. Clark Sherman Route 3, Box 946, Jacksonville, Fla. Social Science and History To strive, to seek, to find, but not to rieUI. Omega Psi Phi Fratemitv; S.C.A.; Spanish Club 1949-1950; resident Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society 195M952. Josephine Stevenson 229 S. McDowell St., Charlotte, N. C. Biology There is so iiiitc j ood in the irorst of lis, and so ntuc ha d in the best of us, that it never behooves an of lis I speak evil against the rest of us. University Choii 1949-1951; Spanish Club 1948-1949. Lauric}iard D. Smith 10 Burwell St., S. Nurwalk, Conn. Esther La Vaughn Strom an 516 N. Oakland St., Gastonia, N. C. Blanche W . Sondlev 479 Evins St., Spartanburg. S. C. Social Science Every dark cloud has a silver iiiiiig. ' German Club; History Club. Oscar Depriest Tate P.O. Box 413, Mebane, N. C. Biology ■We live not for ourselves but for oihe nan Club; J. , . Grimes Philharmonic I Jean Winifred Sterling 6516 Ross St., Philadelphia 19. Pa. Biology and Psychology M ' Jlot lies behind us and it ' hat lies before us are tiny matters compared to vhat lies within its. University Choir 1948-1952; Freshman Reception Committee 1949-1951; President Pyramid Club 1949; Delta Sigma Thcta Sorority 1950-1952; Psychology Club 1948-1949; Intercol legiate Council 1949-1952; N..A.. ' .C.P.; Assistant Art Editor Hull 1952; S.C.A. Versie D. Taylor 1118 Oaklawn Ave., Apt. 38, Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education Strive to excel in every walk of life. Librarian F.T.A.; S.C.A. ; Pyramid Club 1951-1952. S E N 1 O R S Eugene Hugo Thomas 19 Cherry Ave., N.W., Roanoke 17, Va. Social Science and Psychology Live as though you are Soin to die tonight; work as though you are oin to live forever. Psvchologv Club 1950-1951; N.A.A.C.P.; ' cterans Club 1945-1948; French Club; History Club. Neithe Marv Cornelia Williams Route 3, Bo.x 68, Carthage, N. C. En ish to the swift nor the strong, belunf s the dor but lo them u ' firj endureth to the French Club 1949-1952; Choir 1950-1952; Spanish Club 1949-1951; S.C.A.; Sunday School 1948-1952; Secretary University Choir 1951-1952; Psychology Club 1948-1950; Senior Counselor 19511952. Benjamin F. Thom.pson Route L, Bo.x L76, Louisville, Miss. Melva Ruby Wilson 547 Howard St., Spartanburg, S. C. Elementary Education Not lo equal hut to excel. S.C.A.; F.T.A. Corresponding Secretary 1951-195 School; Assistant Student Accompan Alpha Kappa Alph Secretary 195 52. Sunday Senior Class; University Choic 1951-1952; P.K. Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Koritv; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Walter Jene Walker 330 E. Third St., Anniston, Ala. Social Science and Psychology Sevviee is the palhiyiiy lo greatness. Augustus Clark Wood 410 21st Ave., Cordele, Ga. Economics and Social Science Run with the swift. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Football Team; V ub; University Choir 1948-1949; Sigma Rho Sig Harriet Lee Young 808 E. Ninth St.. Charlotte, N. C. Helen White 130 Martin St., Charlotte, N. RosETTA Beatrice Graham 717 Columbia Ave., El Dorado, Ark. English Battle to the end. Transferred from Arkansas State College 1950. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles Gray President LoYL QuiNN Vice-President Gloria Douthit . . Secretary Thomas Jefferson Treasurer Ernest Fair Parliamentarian Page Twenty-four J. WiNSTEAD Adams Marie Parker Adjahoe John Allen, Jr. Pecola Allison Sarah Frances Ayner Wallace Eli Baynes James Wendell Beane Caruso Bell Mary M. Belton Patricia Irene Blackman Helen Louise Bolds Maggie Bernice Brown William E. Brown Alfred D. Brumfield Catherine Louise By ' num Laura Caldwell Oliver Nathaniel Clarke James Cooley James Hutten Costen Clote Crawford Natalie Iome Cowan Ruby Lee Daughety William Henry Davis Gloria Constance Douthit Amos Harrison Dudley Marjorie Deloris Dudley Walter Theodore Dunn, Jr. Margaret Edwards Ernest Eugene Fair Narvia Doris Flack Doris Sanders Feimster Smith George Fleming Walter Funderburk loHNNiE Mae Gaither Robert Donald Gary ' ' - ' i ' W . J4 ' jall .ilmkiM JUNIORS Allean Carrie Gatson Delores Elton Grant Charles H. Gray Ernestine Sherrill Hailey Deloris Geneva Hawkins Mildred Blakeney Hough Al Jolson Jarmon Mary Alberta Jaudon Thomas Timothy Jefferson Annette Theresa Johnson Bettye Jean Johnson William McKinley Jones William Richard Jones Bettye Josephine Jordan Thomas Elliot Kerns Betheda King Louis George King Harriet L. Lewis Mary Alexander Long Mable Frances McAdams U ' alter McCullough Francis William McCown James Alfred McDaniels Floyd McKoy Lothell McLurkin Dorothy McNeely Ruth McRae Bernice McQuaige WiLMA Louise Manning EsTELLE Martin Evelyn Brent Martin Bessie Ruth Massey Thomas Daniel Mattocks William Theodore Morrison Charles Motley 1 J. lHI lB m5 kiifii Lenora Malinda Napper Roy Porter Patterson Joe Anne Pheanious Jacqueline Pharr Shelby Porter Lotess Priestly Thelma Pruitt RuFus Douglas Spears Mary Merlene Steele Betsy Stephens Colonel Wesley Sutton Jeanette Tate Eugene Taylor Roderick Taylor David Lee Pligh LoYL Worth Quinn La Verne Maggeree Reeves J. C. 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Porter Thelma Robinson Pruitt Bettye Jane Raphael Betty Jean Ray Pearlie Mae Ray Flora Marie Redding Azalia Roberta Reynolds Albert Richmond Clementine L Riggsbee Vaniece Estella Roberts Aldora Anita Sanders Wilbert Luther Sanders John Leon Sligh Bessie Lillian Smith Henry Lawrence Spaulding Robert Earl Steede Susie Vernell Sto all Sarah Hattie Summev Billy C. Talbert Eugene Ellis Ta ' lor Osciy Thomas Sand Frank Tillman Helena J. Trusdell Alyce Maragne Walker Elizabeth Walker General Washington Raleigh Wheeler Kenneth Maurice Williams Robert Franklin Williams Johnnve M. Woodard James Worth, Jr. Robert C. Wright James Andrew Yancey Mildred Catherine Yongue Thelma Louise Scott Poge Tiventy-eight FRESHMEN Artu Rogers Aaron Cecil Leopole Adderley, Jr. Elizabeth Ellen Aikens Charles Albert Allen Eugene Rogers Allen Samuel Lee Allen Pearlease E. Alston Annie E. Anderson Mvrtle Elizabeth Antrum Mildred Mae Archie Carnella Arthur Melvin Walter Atkinson Charles Edward Averv Felix William Bagby, Jr. Luther Bellinger Alston Bellomv Cortez McClelland Bennett John William Bibbv Lorese Birtha Gwendolyn Yvonne Blue Robert Maurice Borders Alfred Brown Aileen Brown Billie Estelle Brown Gloria Jean Brown Geneva Bruch Thomas Samuel Burns Fab Camp Sophonia P. 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STUDENT COUNCIL William MijC:ullough OFFICERS William IMcCulloiigh President loHN Blackwell Vice-Presideut Ruth Ellis Secretary James Hargett Reporter and Treasurer MEMBERS Clementine Riggsbee James Costen Eva M. Jones Delores Grant I Ienry L. Spaulding Natalie Cowan Nannie McClure Pntje ThirlY four STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Ernest Fair President Ruth Ellis F ' s( Vice-President Thomas Jefferson Second Vice-President Delores Dudley Secretary Clementine Rigc.sbee Assistant Secretary Evelyn F. Davenport Reporter CABINET MEMBERS James Costen Deloris Hawkins Mary Williams Norma Fugate Ellen Martin Catherine Gibson Lester Greenwood Helena Triiesdale Charlotte Raphael Amos Harper Ernest Fair Page Thirty-five Joseph W. IIakpiiK, 111 THE ' 52 Joseph W. Harper Editor CoRNEiDA O. Davidson Secretary to Editor Charlotte A. Raphael Secretary Charles Samuels Copy Editor Ieannette Tate Typist Loins King Art Editor [ean Sterling Art Editor RuFLis Spears Sports Editor Adrian Hampton Sports Editor Piwe Thirty-iix BULL Amos 1 Iarper Business Manager Vivian Freeman Secretary to Biiswess Manaaer Augustus Woods Assistant Business Manager Catherine A. Gibson Greek Editor Evelyn Davenport Typist Charles Morris Product ion Manager Otto Sanders Pictorial Editor Lester Greenwood Class Editor William Perry Assistant Sports Editor Amos ■ ' VtEp Harper Pag,e Thirty-seven EXECU nVE OFFICERS William W. Funderburk Editor-iu-Chief Evelyn Davenport Associate Editor Amos W. Harper Business Ma)iager EDITORIAL STAFF Doris Bvers ' Reporter Otto E. Sanders, Jr News RuFus Spears ' Vivian Blakenev Exchange STAFF REPORTERS James Costen, Gloria Douthit, Louilvn Fumlerburk. Delc.ris Hawkins, Essie Green, Howaid Knight, Colonel Sutton, Pearlease Alston. R. Ellis, J. Hargett. Charles Samuels, Aldora Sanders Coulributoys UNIVERSITY STUDENT BUSINESS STAFF Ellen Martin Secretary to Editor Clementine Riggsbee Secretory to Associate Editor Jeanette Partillo Secretary to Business Manager Betty Raphael Secretary to Sports Editor Rev. M. S. Belton, Rev. H. L. Counts, Mrs. I. M. Parker, Mr. J. J. Adam faculty Advisory tionrd Joseph DeLaine, Billie M. Mitchell, Eva McPherson, Gwendolyn Currence, Jacqueline Medford, Mildred Green Typists F. T. A OFFICERS Nannie McClure President Sarah Edington ' ice-President Mildred Means Secretary Ruth Ely Treasurer Melva Wilson Corrcspoudiuo Secretary Miss S. Evelyn I Iugiies Adviser Poge Forty DEUTSCH KLUB OM-IZlHRtN i:)EUTSCHES KLUB Samuel Nabinet Pnisideiit Cleophus Simmons Vize Priisident Vivian Blakeney Sekretiir Charles McNeill Schatzmeister MITGLIEUSCHAFT Arto Aaron Eugene Allen John Allen Samuel Allen Willie Alfred William Amos Leon Anderson Myrtle Antrum Mildred Archie Henrv Ashcraft Melvin Atkinson Robert Babbs L. C. Barber John Bibbv Howard Bridgers Billie Brown Gloria Brown Maggie Brown Fab Camp Sophronia Campbell William Carpenter Lillie Chisholm Daniel Cox Joan Crawford Wendell Daniel Joseph DeLainev Elaine Dockery Theodore Dunn Henry Eilv Elliot Ellerbv Harold Ervin Ernest Fair Geneva Fontaine Margaret Franklin Craven Funderburkc Sadie Funderburk Margaret Gill Quincy Gladden Louise Golden Charles Gray Thelma Grier James Hagans Margaret Hawkins John O. Hairston Benny Hemphill Ronald Hopkins Charles Howell Simeon Humes David Hunter Grace Johnson Lee Johnson Rosa Johnson Rosebud Junious Vivian Kimball Ellen King Sarah Kiser Pauline Leake Lllysses Leverett Mollie Lowe Blonnic Marshburn Edward Martin Floyd McKov U ' alter McDaniel Charles McKee Eva McPherson Sarah McQueen Susie Moore William Morrow Roose elt Odom John Pettice Sammie Pittman Ernest Piatt Aurelia Pratt Betty Ray Ernest Ridley Thad Rhodes Aldora Sanders Paul Seid Catherine Siber Robert Steide Betsy Stephens Mildred Tate Oscar Trice DeLacey Tyler Raleigh Wheeler lames Vincent Betty Wilkins Margaret Walker Barbara Williams U ' alter Walker Ruth Wilson James Yancey Page Forty-one FRENCH CLUB LE CERCLE FRANCAIS OFFICERS Charlie Samuels . . . John Blackwell .... Evelyn Davenport . . M. Frances McAdams Wileona Nicholson Tames H. Frink .... President .... Vice-President Secretary . Assistant Secretary Treasurer Reporter SPANISH CLUB EL CIRCULO ESPANOL OFFICERS Billie Marie Mitchell President Maurice Borders Vice-President Gwendolyn Blue Secretary Lorese Birtha Assistant Secretary Claude Saunders Treasurei MEMBERS Cecil Adderlev. Pcarlease Alstun, Helen Bolds, Annie Duuolas, Janie Cokelv, Alice Durant, James Houston, Willis Israel. Eva Jones, Ruth McRae, Jeannette Partillo. Roosevelt Pierce, Louis Pointer, William Pointer, Helen Simmons, Colonel Sutton, Janetta V ' alder. Mablc Way. First Semester Members IRA ALD RIDGE DRAMATIC GUILD OFFICERS Frank Davie President Adrian Hampton ' ice-President Charlotte Raphael Secretary Charles Samuels Treasurer ■ _ SIGMA RHO SIGMA SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS Charles Sherman President Amos Harper Vice President Augustus Wood Secretnrr-Treasurcr MEMBERS James Hargett James McDaniel o e o o 0 V — — ALPHA KAPPA MU OFFICERS William W. Funderburk President John E. Locke V ice-Presideni Melva Wilson Secreiar ' Charles L. Samuels Treasurer MEMBERS John E. Backwell Doris Byers James Costen William W. Funderburk Mildred Hough John E. Locke Jo An Pheanious Otto E. Sanders, Jr. Charles L. Samuels Melva Wilson BETA KAPPA CHI OFFICERS Philander Hankins Presiderti Frank Davie ' ice President Henry Pearson Secretary John Locke Treasurer Doris Byers MEMBERS V ' ilham W. Funderburk Mrs. a. C. Buck, Dr. U. S. Brooks, Mr. F. T. Drakeford Advisers To encourage and foster a broader Jinowledge in the Biological, Mathematical, and Physical Sciences is the aim of our Scientific Honor Society. Work as though ou were goiiit; to live forever; live as though you were going to die totiigjit. ALPHA PHI OMEGA OFFICERS Members: Jesse Arnette, RaiFord Brown, Vance r, T-. o D J , Cabiness, William H. Davis, Theodore Dunn, Daniel RuFus D. Spears Fresideul ,,, ttt t,i i i V. .. i . W. Freeman, III, Philander R. Hankms, Hiriam Hoi- ' ' land, Armstead Lovelace, Amos Maxwell, John W. William L. Pointer Secretary Maynor, William Morgan, Theodore Morrison, Floyd Roderick Taylor Correspoiuiin Secretary McKov, Robert Steele, Colonel Sutton, Willie Walker, Baxter Smoot Treasurer Robert Wright, Robert Vance. N. A. A. C. P. James H. Costen Deloris Hawkins President Setietai) UNIVERSITY CHOIR OFFICERS Philander Hankins . Charles Morris Mary C. Williams . . Catherine A. Cibson President .Vice-President Secretnrr Freasurer RuFiis Spears Puhlicity Manager Sarah Evans Lihrarinii Floyd McKoy Librarian Melva Wilson Student Pia)iist Pecola Allison M rtle Antrum Sarah Avner I lelen Bokls Ciloria Brown Minnie Cherry Irma Cooke Doris Flack Mildred Cirecn Letitia 1 lunt E el n Jackson Rosa Johnson Emma Jones Gloria Jones Clad s Knox E el n AFirtin Uoris Mcchcux Bett ' Raphael Leatrice Roberts William Morrison MEMBERS Odessa Satterwhite Mar Steele Josephine Siephcnson Betse - Stephens Marie Adjahoe E el n Da enport Aroartha Fountain fohnnie F Gaither Essie L. Greene Deloris Hawkins Maroaret Hawkins [ohnsie McClain E e McPherson Estelle Martin Aldora Sanders leannette Richmond I helma Scott 1 lelen Simmons lean Sterling Oscar Thomas Esther Stroman fannetta Walker ' Mable Way Barbara Williams |ohn Blackwell Gilbert Donald James Frink Quinc ' Ciladtlen Waddell Johnson Baxter Smoot Roderick Taylor Benjamin Thomjison Willie Walker amcs I lampton oseph I larper - 1 Jarmon ames Johnson Howard Knioht ohn Ma nor MALE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Joseph W. FIarper Presidott RuFus D. Spears Vice-President Floyd McKoy Secretary Baxter Smoot Treasurer Willie Walker Puhlicity Manager r - - , !? MEMBERS H John Blackwell John Maynor B a1 Gilbert Donald Charles Morris ■■L jm James Hampton William Morrison C. W. Kemp Philander Hankins Roderick Taylor Director Al Jolson Jarman Oscar Thomas Howard Knight BENJA HN Thompson Paae Forty-seven V JB L. HOMECOMING QUEEN Ajj Johnson C mitn 1951-1952 Bessie L. Sigler Miss Gloria Jones Miss Corneida Davidson Miss Susie Moore Miss Mildred Means FOOTBALL TEAM ' 51- ' 52 Cecil Adderly Leon Anderson Jesse Arnette Ralph Bellamy Lawrence Brown William Brown Lawrence Davis William Henry Davis Henry Eily Ernest Fair Charles Gray James Green James Griffin Booker Guthrie Louis King Walter Lovell William McCullough Napoleon Nelson RuFFiN McNeil 1 hornell Page Marcellus Penn William Perry Howard Petty Eugene Poole David Lee Pligh Arthur Redding Robert Steede I Ienry Spaulding Colonel Sutton Kenneth Vincent Kenneth Williams AuGUSTLis Woods Robert Wright -4, ' K«J Til 3i- ' i Piiae Fifty-two SPORTS REVIEW FOOTBALL After spendino another summer in dirterent sections of tfiese United States, the Golden Bulls of Johnson C. Smith University returned to camp. The scene here at Smith was the same as those colleges across the country exhibited. The loud screechinw of whistles. rough voices of coaches. and the hioh spirit of players filled the air, for this was the beginning of football season. This being the case, let us return to the golden days of September, October, and November, and look in on three wins and five losses. With four hard weeks of training under their belt . all too soon did the date come when the Bulls trotted on the field to tangle with the Tigers of St. Paul. We who had been closely following our team through its daily drills were confident of victory. Led by the swivel-hipped Howard Petty, the sure-fingered William Perry and the hard-plunging Henry Ely, the Bulls emerged with a 19-0 victory. Everyone on the Hill came home happy that bright day be cause this was the beginning of a new day for Smith. The following Saturday, Coach Brayboy took his boys to the state capital where the Saint Augustine Horses ' otTered the competition. Playing in a terrific heat wave (90 degrees above— whew!), our Bulls fell by the wayside 6-0. The Saints, lacking the offen- sive punch and all-around finesse of last year ' s squad, still possessed enough Bobby Clark to defeat Smith. 1 m % h sjh y ' : J j A- 1 ' ' - i « 4- J - ? tl . Returning home with a land record, the Bulls plaved host to Delaware State. Under the arc-lights of Memorial Stadium, a rough and ready crew of Smithmen sent the State College men home with an impressive 24-7 licking. Washington, D. C was the scene of the next tilt where the Bisons of Howard University outclassed our Bulls 20-0. Smith possessed a weak pass defense, therefore the Bisons took advantage. Coronation, parade, dances? Yes! This was Home- coming! How well do we remember how the luckless Bulls fell to a 26-13 licking at the hands of the Rams of Winston-Salem Teacher ' s College. Present and former Smith students cheered for the Golden Bulls wildlv, only to be heartbroken with the bitter defeat. With a 2-3 won-lost record. Smith journeyed to Durham with the intent of clipping the wings of the high-flying North Carolina State Eagles. Ernest War- lick and Company handed the Bulls their worst defeat of the season, 33-0. The Eagles, no doubt remembering last vear ' s rough scrap, commenced the rout early in the game which eventually made our season record 2 wins and 4 losses. Then the Bulls saw red and went on a rampage. The victims? Shaw University Bears. It was on this chilly afternoon that William McCullough intercepted a Shaw pass and danced 78 yards down the sidelines to pay dirt. This margin was all the Bulls needed to conquer the Bears. In the season ' s finale, they journeyed to the sun- shine state of Florida to meet Bethune-Cookman. Whoopee! Looka there! The Bulls made a T.D. (P.S.. e.xtra point, too!) But the game was only a few minutes old, and the worst was yet to come. Bethune- Cookman came back with a powerful offense and smothered the Bulls 45-7. This was the final fray for the 1951 Smith season as well as the end of football careers for William McCullough. William Perry, Eugene Poole, Arthur Redding, Augustus Woods and Napoleon Nelson. For four endless years these men have won the hearts of all the fans. It will long be remembered how they fought for the gold and blue week after week. Jerseys, pads, shoes, headgear and pants were tucked neatly in the ole storage room; thus the curtain closed ending another gridiron season. VARSITY S CLUB OFFICERS James Harcett President Napoleon Nelson Vice-President Benjamin Watkins Secretary-Treasurer William Brown Frank Williams FlowARD Petty Douglas Miller Iames Griffin Louis King James Beane MEMBERS William Jones Clarence Tlirner William McCullough William Perry Ernest Fair AuGLisTLis Woods Smith Flemini; David Pligh Elmer Pickett Marcellus Penn Booker Guthrie William McCome BASKETBALL TEAM Calvin Irvin Frank Williams Coach AI anager Douglas Miller James Harc.ett Clarence Turner William Perry William Brown Benjamin Watkins William M. Jones Claude Saunders William McCullough Roosevelt Pierce Kenneth Vincent SPORTS REVIEW BASKETBALL The basketball season ot 1952 was one of the most glamorous in Smith ' s history. With such stalwarts a; William Jones, James Hargett, William Perry, and Claude Saunders Coach Calvin Irvin molded a mighty crew. In early December the Bulls tangled with Saint Paul. Fayettevillc State, and North Carolina A. T. Out of the three teams only A. T. was able to conquer the Smith Hardwood crew before retiring for the Christmas holidays. Returning on January 3. 1952, the Golden Bulls really went to work on C.I.A.A. competition. Those who fell at the hands of Smith were Virginia, Lincoln Uniyersitv, Howard University, North Carolina A. T., Saint Paul Polytechnic Institute, Winston-Salem Teach- ers College, and Saint Augustine College. Out of the eight teams only three along with Morgan Stale College handed the Irvin squad defeat. They were A. T., Virginia State, and Shaw. Playing brilliant ball and possessing that determining spirit, the Bulls found themselves perched on top of the C.I.A.A. League sporting an impressive 10-3 record. Early season predictions rated Smith among the top ten teams in double A play, but these golden lads fought their way to the first live. The Bulls left town enroute to Fayetteville to participate in the annual North Carolina College Bas- ketball Tourney. Yes, the Bulls met Saint Augustine in the first round of the game to the semi-finals. The Smithmen seemed to like the boys from the state capital, for Shaw was the ne. t ' ictim to fall at the hands of Smith. Advancing to the finals. Smith played North Carolina College and wound up in second place. (P.S.— too much George McQueen.) With the season nearing its climax, the C.I.A.A. Tournament was the only really competitive event remaining. Receiving the pairings in advance, the Smith Bulls were matched with the Bears of Morgan State. In the opening game of the first round the Bulls defeated the host team, Morgan, by the narrow margin of 70-68. This was an exciting game, for seeing an early lead melt away, the Bulls found themselves on the short end of a 68-66 score. With only twenty seconds left in the game the Bulls salvaged the game with two quick lay-up shots to ease through to victory. We drew the high-scoring, potent West Virginia State Yellow Jackets, who were seated in the top position. The spirited Bulls ran roughshod over the high-flying Yellow Jackets 101-83. The enraged Bulls performing like madmen set a tournament record with this score. This victory with the entire squad hitting from all angles endeared our Bulls to the hearts of basketball followers everywhere, and proved our exist- ence as a basketball power. In the finals they challenged the defending cham- pions, Virginia Union. With a capacity crowd cheering for a new champion, the Bulls proceeded al(mg the glory road to a 43-34 half-time lead. However, with only two minutes remaining, the lead had dwindled down to three points. Thereafter Virginia Union Pan- thers took over and won. The Bulls were proud in defeat and were still idolized by the crowds. Their exciting basketball had won them the admiration and respect of all foes. This Bull team had come a long way and will have to be reckoned with in the future. We are glad that we are on their side. TRACK First WW Roosevelt D. Odom, Iames M. Griffin, Louis W. Pointer, Simeon Humes, Jr. Second row David L. Pugh Kenneth Williams Smith Fleming Loyl Qliinn TENNIS [ames W. Beane James H. Hargett William J. McCombs BULL ' S Uii ian J-)eueaux n ,-B - r L-harlotte . y werna f aphaei r senile J edeli La rvioore iKoie fvla fie Ka iciin J BEAUTIES L atherine . Ljibi KJioria L onitance J-)outnit cU-cuian eanette ate Henrietta Jriabelie r lcUjonneli BULL ' S BEAUTIES rviiiarea IKickarason C iien cd-ouiie _ V jacaiieiiin cJLa We me ill ledtord Ljn ' endouin iinderbufh Kui eehland PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS John E. Locke, Jr President John W. Maynor Vice-President Ruth Ellis Corresponding Secretary Sarah Edington Recording Secretary Charles Sammons Treasurer MEMBERS Ruth Ellis Delta Sigma Theta Natalie Cowan Delta Sigma Theta Sarah Edington Alpha Kappa Alpha Dorothy McNeely Alpha Kappa Alpha Alma E. Ramsey Sigma Gauuua Hho James H. Hargett Omega Psi Phi Thomas T. Jefferson Omega Psi Phi FloRACE Mann Kappa Alpha Psi James Morrison Kappa Alpha Psi Robert D. Gary Alpha Phi Alpha John E. Locke Alpha Phi Alpha Philander Hankins Phi Beta Sigma John Maynor Phi Beta Sigma I ' age Sixty-four ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Charlotte Raphael Dorothy McNeelv . Vivian Freeman . . . Mildred Means .... Basileu: ■ Aii ' i Basileui .Graninmteus . . Tiniiiuchos Jo Anne Pheanious Hodegas Susie Moore Sentinel Deloris Hawkins Ivy Leaf Reporter Virginia Massev Demi of Pledgee MEMBERS Maria Adjahoe CoRNEiDA Davidson Gloria Douthit Margaret Hawkins Mary Jaudon Betheda King Flora Redding La Verne Reeves Jeannette Richmond Delores Dudley Sarah Edington Caroline Fite Wilma Manning Yvonne Marshall ' Henrietta McDonald Jeanette Tate Jean Roberson Laurichard Smith Johnnie Mae Gaither Delores Grant Jacqueline Pharr Betty ' Raphael Helena Truesdale Melva Wilson John E. Locke President ALPHA PHI ALPHA OFFICERS John E. Locke President James C. Costen Vice-President Robert D. Gary Secretary Charles H. Gray Treasurer Louis G. King Chaplain Alfred D. Brumfield Financial Secretary Amos W. Harper Historian V ' illiam Perry , . . .Sergeanl at-Arni William Brown Alfred D. Brumfield James C. Costen Frank Davie Stephen Fagbewesa Smith G. Fleming Robert D. Gary Charles H. Gray Amos W. Harper MEMBERS Calvin C. Hood Julian Jones Louis G. King ohn E. Locke William McCullough Charles Morris William Perry Arthur Redding Oscar Thomas Page Sixty-six DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY OFFICERS Mamie Ruth Ellis President Rose Rawlins VicePrendeut Mary Jones Recording Secretary Evelyn Davenport Corresponding Secretary Catherine Gibson ' ' ■ siirer Nannie McClure . . . .• Dra of Pledgees Leatrice Roberts Journalist Natalie Cowan Historian Frances McAdams Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Sadie Alexander Eva M. Jones Billie Marie Mitchell Mary Childers Geraldine Jones Clementine Riggsbee Esther Crews Remonia Levant Jeannette Rivers Joan Davis Bertha Lyons Azalia Reynolds Norma Fugate Bernice McQuaige Bessie Sigler LOUILYN FUNDERBURKE ElLEN J. MaRTIN JeAN STERLING Nevada Johnson ' Mary E. Williams Page Sixty-seven OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY Thomas Jefferson, v. Bus.. Charles Motley IICIY I.IINMN .HAM Leroy Howard LOYL QUINN. K.R.S. E. Ernest Fair General Washing James Hargett, Ch .plaiu Lemuel Fuller Sidney Cunninghj B. O. Watkins. Asst. K.F. David Babcock James Yancey Lester Greenwood, He porter Amos Dudley Morris Donald Al J. JARMAN William iMcKlNLEY Jones Kenneth William J. Wendell Beane Dean of Pledgee-. Albert Dupree Joseph DeLaine William Robinson John Blackwell Walter Funderhurk Dean of Pledgees Frank Williams Francis McCowan Charles L. Samuels K,F. Henry Chandler PHI BETA SIGMA OFFICERS Philander i Iankins President John Maynor Secretary MEMBERS William E. Morgan William Roscoe Walls Ferdinand O. Pharr AURORA CLUB Thelma Pruitt Sarah Ayner P«ge Sixty-nine PYRAMID CLUB OFFICERS Barbara Williams President Sarah Evans Vice-President Susie Stovall Secretary Esther Chapman Treasurer Versie Taylor Reporter MEMBER Margaret Plair ' ■ J) J, LAMPADO CLUB OFFICERS Wallace Baynes Harvey Key J. WiNSTEAD Adams James Griffin William R. Jones President . Vice-President Secretary MEMBERS Thomas E. Kerns Franklin Leake Thomas D. Mattocks Howard Williams IVY LEAF CLUB OFFICERS ]enny Funderburk President Ruth Brister Assistant Secretary Aldora Sanders V ice-President Elizabeth Walker Treasurer Mary Alice Long Secretary Arvilla Steward Reporter Lena W. Dawson Serjeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Ruth Ely Wilhelmina Hall Vanice Roberts i ili -!r -ii -L SPHINX CLUB OFFICERS Robert Steede President Melton Ellerby ' Secretary Clarence Turner Treasurer It is my deepest hope that vou have enjoyed the Bull as much as I ha e enjoved the pleasant task of compiling the materia! for it. I wish to thank Mr. Hubert T. Norris, our adviser, and the entire Bull Staff for their contributions and endurance. An extra note of appreciation is expressed to Mr. Louis King and Mr. Otto E. Sanders, Jr., for grueling hours spent in the last minute rush to ineet the printer ' s deadline. I also wish to thank Mr. Col in Edwards, our photographer, who was at our beck-and-call when we needed him most. Without the cooperation of those named and the entire student bod , the publication of this Bull would ha e been iinpossible. 1 hanks again! losEPH Walter 1 Iarper, III, Editor One of the most satisfxing tasks of the Business Manager of an annual is to ex- press his sincere appreciation to those who ha e helped make the publication a financial success. 1 hanks to the organizations for their interest and support and thanks to our staff members for their tireless efforts in making this Bull possible. It has been a real pleasure to work with ' ou. SinccreK , Amos Veep Harper, Business Manager Page Seventy-two %tilH!i, riMMiwrnim JM