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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room JAMES B. DUKE MEMORIAL UBRARY. JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY CHARLOTTE, N. G 28208 the nineteen hundred fifty-three • • • • BULL THE BULL Published by the Senior Class in Charlotte, florth Carolina . . . edited by Louis G. King and J. ULIinstead OF 1953 . . . of Johnson C. Smith University Volume XII .. . Rdams . . . managed by Ernest E. Fair coriTEriTs ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS GREEK ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FOREUJORD Every graduate treasures dearlv the memories of his college days. In pleasant reminiscence he will recall and relix ' c each glowing hour. With this in mind, we here present pictoriallv highlights ot our campus life. For years after we have departed, it will be a memento of the happy days at Smith. To reveal between the covers of this tabloid the happiness we ' ve known, the treasured friendships we ' ve shared, the information we ' ve gained and the spiritual insight we ' ve attained, is an impossibility. However, if you receive enjoyment from our Annual, we shall be happy, for you too will share with us the memories of our treasured college days. The Senior Class DEDICRTIOn In times of discouragement and fear, you gave us hope; in times of need and want, you gave us succor: in times of berca ement, you gave us com- fort and soothed us with the warmth and gentle- ness ot a parent. Those who were acquainted with vou were fortunate, but those who knew you were truly blessed. Though ' ou are deceased, the memory of you is eternal within our hearts. To you, Mrs. Mattie B. Greenlee; to you, Mrs. Lola H. Waddell, we dedicate our 1953 Yearbook. The Bull Staff Pane Five T. E. iMcKlMNEY Dean of CUeoc R D m I n I s Hardy Liston President A. H. George Dcnu of Tlieological Seutumry J. A. Grimes Dean of Me}i A. M. I Iawkins Dean of W ' otnen Page Six T R fl T I n f- resident J r A eSAciUi To the 1953 Bull Staff, congratulations. To the student botlv, greetings and good wishes For the present and future. To the members ot the graduating class I shall leaxewith you this thought as vou leave the institution and go out into the activities of a busy world. An indi ' iduai ma ' de ' 0te his or her life to emphasizing what might well be termed the negative qualities in the world. One may, on the other hand, dedicate himself or herself to positive values. I would suggest four of the great values to which one may devote himself or herself with great profit and satisfaction. One of those values is man, the most positive of God ' s creations. Another is complete education, the most positive force in the development of man other than religion. A third is democracy, the most positive system devised by men for living and working together and finally, religion, the integrating force that makes all else effective. Theodus L. Gunn University Librarian Moses S. Belton Piihlic Pxelotious John A. Twitty Reoistrar |OHN M. HOLLOWAY Business Manager Pa e Seven jOHnson c. sitiith FACULTY RRD STRFF Adam Adam Benjamin Benson Bluford Brooks Buck Coleman Coleman Coleman Crudup Davenport Davis Ferguson Forney Gaitherigiit Gore Grady Hardy Hawkins Jackson Johnson Kemp McKee Malone Martin Neal NORRIS IT, ' - NORRIS Ramsey . « Reid ■ Rollins II ' I ' W. Rooks r vk Spaulding Mrs. Eunicetine Adam, A.M Instructor in French Jean Joseph Adam, B-es-L, Lic-es-L Professor of French Mrs. G. Benjamin, B.A Assistant Librarian Jack Benson, M.S Professor of Mathematics William E. Bluford, A.M Assistant Professor in History and Political Science U. S. Brooks, Ph.D Professor of Chemistry and Chairman of the Dii ' ision of Science and Mathematics Mrs. Annye C. Buck, M.S Instructor in Biology Mrs. Francis Coleman, B.S Secretary to the President William E. Coleman, B.S Bookkeeper WiNSON R. Coleman, Ph.D Professor of Philosophy Byrd D. Crudup, M.Ed Associate Professor and Head of the Physical Education Department Evelyn Davenport, B.A Instructor in English Lloyd H. Davis, M.Ed Professor of Education and Head of Education Department Thomas J. Ferguson, M.S Instructor in Biology Jo-AN D. Forney, A.M Instructor in Physical Education Boyd J. Gaitheright, M.S Instructor in Mathematics Pearl M. Gore, M.A Instructor in Psychology Edythe R. Grady, B.S., M.S.M Instructor in Music Mrs. M. Hardy, B.A Assistant Matron of Berry Hill Mrs. Catherine Hawkins, B.A Assistatit Registrar Mrs. M. Hunter, B.A Matron of Berry Hall Robert Jackson, B.S Instructor in Physical Education Evangeline Johnson, B.A Secretary to Dean of School Christopher W. Kemp, Mus.M Assistant Professor of Music Mrs. Bernice McKee, R.N School Nurse Mrs. Laura Malone, B.A Bookstore Clerk Mrs. M. Martin, B.A Cashier Mrs. Vietta E. Neal, B.S Instructor in Chemistry Mrs. Henrietta T. Norris, A.M Instructor in Elementary Education Hubert W. Norris, A.M Assistant Professor of Economics and Political Science Joseph C. Ramsey, A.M Assistant Professor of Sociology Arsula B. Reid, A.B., B.L.S Theology Librarian Joseph M. Rollins, Jr., A.B., B.D Instructor in Religion Alberta R. Rooks, B.S., M.A Instructor in Elementary Education Mrs. M. K. Spaulding, B.A Matron of Carter Hall Mrs. E. L. Scriven, B.A., M. Matron of Duke Hull Algernon Odell Steele, Ph.D Chairman of Division of Humanities, Professor of Religious Education. Dean of Chapel Edwin Thompkins, B.S., S.T.B., A.M., S.T.M., Ed.i L, Ph.D. Professor of Church History Albert A. Thompson, A.B., B.D., S.T.NL . .Professor of Biblical Literature Mrs. M. Williams, B.A., A.M Instructor in Music Mrs. C. Willis, B.S Dietician Mrs. Elsie E. Woodard, M.A Instructor in Enslish SEniOR CLRSS OFFICERS LovL Worn H QuiNN President Oliver Clark Vice-President Jean E. Roberson Secretary Thomas T. Jefferson Treasurer Louis George King Reporter Ernest Fair , Parlia)ucntarian Page Ten Senior Class — — JAWN WiNSTEAD AdAMS 3111 Centre Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology ■■L ahnr Ir, kcev alive in voiir heart that little svark of celestial fire called cmiscicwcf. Assistant K.R.S. of Omesa Psi Phi Fratemitv, Inc.; Co-Editor ( 1953 Bull; President of Society for the Study of Psychology; ' ice-President of University Band 1952-53; Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild 1950-53; N.A.A.C.P.; University Studettt Staff; German Cluh; Secretary of Lampados Club; Officer of Vogue Club 1952 5 3; Football 1950; Sigma Rho Sigma Honoran, ' Society; Co-King of the Marie Parker Adjahoe 274 Grand Blvd., Westbury, N. Y. Social Science ■Aliifec each ,(uv u the worth of lime h old rtge without regn ■fill mid cheerful, and ( r mployin it well, Thett yr I, and life a hea-utiful su ve that you kilo, ith will he in,. . ' Treasurer of Freshman Class 1949-50; Member of the P. K. ' ' Club; Member of the University Choir 1949-53; Member of the French Club; Member of the German Club; Treasurer of the Vogue Club; Treasurer of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Ivy Leaf Club; Dramatic Guild; Counselor for the Junior Class in Duke Hall 1951-52; Monitor for Duke Hall 1952-53; Pan-Hellenic Council; S.C.A.; Sunday School Class. John Allen, Jr. 790 W. New Hampshire Ave., Southern Pines. N. C. Sarah Frances Ayner 815 Beattvs Ford Road, Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education ■ Ml that I am or hope to he I owe to my ilarliiifi mother. Future Teachers of America; University Choir; Student Chrisli isociation. Lewis Calvin Barber Rt. 2, Box 26, Rock Hill, S. C. Elementary Education ■Know thyself. ' ' Future Teachers of America; N.A.A.C.P.; German Club. Wallace Eli Bavnes Box 767, Apple St., Burlington, N. C. Sociology ■If a man he not a Ihiiikinil man to what purpose is he a nt Basketball Tea Club 1944-45; ( Club 1951; Ome. 1944-45; Football Team 1945; Varsity S rman Club 1948-49; President of Lampado Psi Phi Fraternity 1952; Clan 1952-53. Irene Patricia Blackman 1200 E. Grand Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. Elementary Education There is nothing against you falling down, hut to lie there is a disgrace. ' ' Dramatic Guild 1949-53; University Choir. 1949-51; Vogue Club 1950-53; Future Teachers of America 1951-53; Student Christian Association 194953. Helen L. Bolds 153 Spring St., Charleston. S. C. Physical Education The higher we climb the broader the viexv. Member of the Spanish Club 1951-53; Student Christian Asso- ciation; University Choir 1951-53; Vogue Club; Miss Spanish Club 1951-52; Miss Senior Class 1952-53. Pase Eleven Senior Class Lawrence Barthe Brown 3615 Aspen St., Philadelphia, Pa. Elementary Education person fulh aloti the way they fail hi efore did not remove the stumbling, hhic Student: Cho 1950-51; Lampados Club; Future Teachers of America; Omeaa Psi Phi Fralernitv; Varsitv S Club; Football Team; Spanish Club; History Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Pan Hellenic Council. Maggie Bernice Brown 470 W. 146th St., New York 31, N. Y. Psychology I ' ve shut the door on yesterday ' and throivn the key aivay. tomorrow holds no fears for me since I hai ' e found today. Vogue Club; Psycholoev Club; Secretary of the University Band; Prom Committee 1951-52; Dramatic Guild; German Club; Hazcn Committee 1951-52. William Edward Brown 605 W. 31st St.. Savannah, Ga. Social Science The world is yours for a prayer and a smile plus hard u-ork. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Football Team 1951 52; Varsitv ••S Club; Pan-Hellenic Council J9525.?; Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society; Basketball Team 1949-51; Sports Editor of 1953 Bull. Cain David Burgess P. O. Box 72, Snow Hill. N. C. Physical Education Know thyself. Guild 194-t; Track 1949; Baseball 1 ig Team 1948-49; I. A. Grimes Philhai iiivcrsitv Student Staff 1949. Lency Greene Blirgess 311 Clay St., Kinston. N. C. Elementary Editcation ght to he silent or to sveak things heller Ihnn site 1950 51; Future Teachers r)f America; Student Chr Mary Belton Cabbagestalk Route 1, Box 18. Westville, S. C. Elementary Education Strive to excel Future Teachers of .America. James Phillip Chavis Route 1. Bo.x 166, Oxford. N. C. Biolooy and General Science Success and hard work go hand in hand. ' Oliver Nathaniel Clark 21 N. A ' . 3rd Ave., Delray Beach, Fla. General Science Kiippa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Vice President of Senic Pa e T ' u elve nineteen Fifty-three Irma Yvonne Cooke 60 Belmont Ave., Jersey City, N. J. English ■■Make the most rif u-hut Cinl has jJivt ' ii you. versity Choir 1951-5i; Vouue Club; Student Christian Cabinet; Spanish Club; Debatinj; Club; Delta Sigma Sorority; Dramatic Guild, Freshman Reception Committee. JAMES Franklin Cooley P. O. Box 411, Rowland, N. C. Social Science toils and snares, I lune already e safe thus far and race ii iii e, ' lUroti h many dange i grace hath brought side Club; Lampados Club; Omeua Psi Phi Fraternity; nee Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Speech Club 1950. James H. Costen 2717 N. 28th Ave., Omaha, Neb. Socin Science rive lo know hut a ' p}y knowledge with mother wit. [ of Student Christian Association; Vice-President of President of Junior Sunday School Class: Student . , President of the Intercollegiate Council; Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Uwiversitv Student; Dra- matics Guild; Rho Omicron Sigma Dcbators Club. IdeaU with your your gmd: Freshman Reception of the Student Christi, cil 1951-52; Presiden Delta Sigma Theta So 1952-53; .Associate Ed Council Representative Natalie Iomie Cowan 209 Mill Road. Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education like sfurs-you will not succeed in loi nd; hut like the seafaring man you chc and following them, you will reach yo d.ing them ,se them as ir destiny. Committee 1951-52; Second Vice President n Association 1952-53; Pan-Hellenic Coun- of Pyramid Club 1950-51; President of ority 1952-53; Future Teachers of America tor of University Student 1952-53; Student 1950-53; N.A.A.C.P.; Dramatic Guild. Clote Claudette Crawford Box 504, Cary, Miss. Social Science Look not mournful into the past; for it comes not back again. Wisely improve the present and go forth into the shadowy future, not for today, but for tomorrow, becaitse tomorrow is forever. Student Christian Association; Ivy Leaf Club; History Club. Ruby Lee Daucherty Route 3, Box 114, Kinston, N. C. Physical Education Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Secretary of Vogue Club 1952-53; Student Christian Associa- tion; Attendant to IVIiss Vogue 1952-53; Creative Dance Group 1949-52; Cheering Squad 1950-52; Judicial Board 1952-53. William Henry Davis 2408 25th St., North Philadelphia, Pa. History Gloria Constance Douthit 1109 N. Highland Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. English and Psychology Reach for the moon and you may catch a star. University Student Staff 1949-53; Assistant Secretary of Junior Class 1951-52; Miss Junior Class 1951-52; Student Christian sM,Lialion Cabinet 1951-52; French Club 1951-52; Secretary of tin s. iciety for the Study of Psvchologv; Reporter of Alpha Kappa l|.li.i Sorority 1952-53; Attendant to Miss .Alpha Phi Omega Iralcrnity 1949-50. Page Thirteen Senior Class Amos Harrison Dudley 1004 Bav St., Morehead City, N. C. Religious Education Oh! What wmild 1 give to be a servant all my life; to the on the street, to the professor in the coUeoe. Life can be n living. President of Senior Sunday School: Vice President of Sopho Sunday School; President Freshman Sunday School; Student C tian Association; Religious Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Marjorie Delores Dudley 408 Burn St., New Bern, N. C. Ett lish the old the first by whom the ide. Freshman Secretary 1949-50; Lady-in- Waiting to Miss Johnson C. Smith 1949; Student Christian Association 1950-51; Reporter Utiiversity Student 1950-51; Miss Kappa Alpha Psi 1950-51; Freshman Reception Committee 1950-52; Sophomore Secretary 1950-51; Assistant Secretan- of Junior Class 1951-52; Secretary ' of Student Christian Association 1951-52; History Club; Epistolus of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 1952-53. Walter Theodore Dunn, |r. Route 1, Hookerton, N. C. Biology and General Science To know o ie ' s limitations is a mark of uHsdotn, to rest content with them merits contempt, Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity; German Club; Future Teachers of niyersity Band; Sphinx Club; Student Christian Assu- Photographers Club. Margaret Edwards Route 1, Bo. 114, Chesterfield, S. C. Ruth Hill Ely 707 E. 7th St., Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education K}iowled e is power, hold it hi h; ttse it wisely. truth, right. Ernest Eugene Fair 1015 Ellis St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Social Science, Physical Education humbly and unafraid, discipline your whole ercy. nd all such ideals and then achii bei.ig to Dramatic Guild 1949-53, President 1952-53, Vice-President 1950- 51; Student Christian Association Cabinet 1950-53, President 1951- 52, Vice-President 1949-50; President of Sunday School 1950-52; Football 1949-53; Varsity S Club 1950-53; Representatiye at the Student Legislature 1950; Representatiye at Y.M.C.A. Student Council 1951-52; Representadve to Y Conference 1951; German Club 1949-53; Intercollegiate Council 1950-53; Hazen Committee 1952-53; Lyceum Committee 1949-53; Pariiamentarian of Class 1951-53; Business Manager of Bull 1952-53; Omeoa Psi Phi Fraternity 1950; Clan 1952-53. Narvia Dofus Flack 246 Gilly Ave., Bisj Stone Gap, Va. Social Science and thought u fool than to speak and all doubt, Student Council 1951-52; Judicial Board 1951-52; Spanish Club; Dramatic Guild; Secretary of the Press and Radio Club; President of the U■ ' Leaf Club 1951-52; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Freshman Receprion Committee 1952-53; Vogue Club; Photog- raphers Club; Student Christian Association; Uniyersity Choir; The P. K.s Club. Smith George Fleming 202 S. Benedict Ave., Oak Ridge, Tenn. Physical Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Track Team; Varsity S Club; University Band; Dramatic Guild; Photographers Club. Page Fourteen nineteen Fifty-three James Benjamin Fulton Route 1, Box 35, New Zion, S. C. Social Science Leurn to do hy doin . HiMurv C:luli; N.A.A.C.P.; Future Teachers of America. LOUILYN LoyuITA FUNDERBURK 407 Clinton Ave., Lancaster, S. C. Psychology, History, Social Science Choose your course with deliberation mid vresen ' e it firmly. IX ' ll.i Sivni,, llul.i Sni,,nu; lph,i K,,| ' |..i iii Honor Society; Member nl ll.,,rn I . mn l,,l h ,n I ' lSJiA. Ihslou tlul.; I ' sscholouv tluh; Rep,cse„l.,l,xt- ,,1 Si.ue Su,K-.il JA-isLiUne A.sciublv 1951- 52; At;eiidam lu .Miss llunKconu„K 1952, llistoriun lor Class of 19 54; Journalist for Sorority; President of Judicial Board of Resi- dence 1952-53; Freshman Reception Committee 1951-52. Johnnie Mae Gaither 1601 Beattys Ford Road, Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education Success is counted sweetest hv those who ne ' er succeed. .-Mpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Choir 1951-52 nerica 1951; Student Christiai Robert Donald Gary 1307 W. Broad St., Savannah, Ga. Mathematics .4 ii ' ise nuin will be master of his mind, u fool will be its slave. ' Alpha Phi , lpha Fraternity 1951-52, Vice President, Secretary Sphm. Club 1950-51; Freshman Reception Committee 1951-52 Pan-Hellenic Council 1951-52; Student Christian Association N.A.A.C.P.; Intramural Basketball; Treasurer Pan Hellenic Coun cil 1952-53; Clan. Allean Carrie Gatson Box 61, Blackville, S. C. Elementary Education Look not mournful into the past, for it comes not back again. Wisely improve the present and go forth into the shadowy future, not for just today, hut for tomorrow, because tomorrow is forever. ' Le Cercle Francais; History Club; .Assistant Secretary N., ' .A C P ■ Future Teachers of America. Dolores Elton Grant 595 Lincoln Park Drive. Cincinnati, Ohio Reliiiioiis Ediiciiliim and Social Science Club Re eil; Dran l|.b,i S.HiiM (, .1 ' .; ,i . ■■ hss , I ' .ni Ilelleni, lent Cliristii Club. Charles H. Gray 318 E. Tenth St., Wilmington, Del. Bioloi y and General Science ■Immense have been preparations for me. Faithful and true ave been the hands that have helped me. President of Student Council 1952-53; Alpha Phi Alpha Fra ■rnity; Treasurer of Alpha Phi Alpha 1951-53; Sphin. Club; ootball Team; Track Team; German Club. Ernestine Sherrill Hailey 127 N. Summit Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Social Science and Psychology All that 1 am mid hope to be I owe to my dear mother. Spanish Club 1949-50; Future Teachers of .America 1951; ludent Christian Association; N.A..- .C.P. 1952. Page Fifteen Senior Class DoLORis Geneva Hawkins Route 4. Box 194, Vienna, Va. Elementary Education Let no 07ie tell you that life is too uncertain to plciu, Hope for the be t, prepare for the worst, take what comes. LIniversin- Choir; Student Christian Association Cabinet; Fresh- man Reception Committee; Secretan- of N.A.A.C.P.; Reporter of Unii ' ersitv Sttutent; Club Editor of Bull; Future Teachers of America; Miss Sphinx 1949-50; Attendant to Miss Homecoming 1952-53; Sophomore Attendant to Mav Queen; Miss University Ch..ir 1951-52; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororitv. Doris juanita Holt Hiyh St., Martinsville, Va. Elementary Ediicatio i Al Iolson Iarman 725 Tower Hill Road, Kinston, N. C. Riolooy Mary Alberta Jauix)n 2410 Lee St., Brunswick, Ga. Social Science and Sociolof y ■ ' A man ' s character is the reality of himself. His reputation is the opinion others liave formed of him— character is in hint, repttta- tion IS from other people— that is the substance that is the shadow. Assistant Secretary of Freshman Class; Ladv-in-Waiting to Miss Johnson C. Smith 1949-50; Treasurer uf Iw Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororitv; Dramatic Guild 1949-53; Student Christian Association Cabinet 1952 5.3; Secretary of Pan-Hellenic Council 1952-53; Bull Staff; Usher 1951-52; Judicial Board 1952-53; Attendant to Miss Duke Hall 1951; Debating Club 1952 53. Thomas Timothy Jefferson, Jr. 304 N. Woodland Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Economics Mental pritier cannot be fiotten from ill-fed brains. Dramatic Guild; Treasurer Junior Class; President Lampados Club 1950-51; Omega Psi Phi 1951; Basileus of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 1952-53; Student Council 1952-53; Student Legislative Assembly 1951-52; Student Christian Association; N.A.A.C.P.; Bull Staff 1953; Clan 1952-53; Vice President of Student Chris- tian Association 1951-52; Pan-Hellenic Council 1951-52; Treasurer Senior Class 1952-53; Treasurer of Student Council 1952-53. Annette Theresa Johnson 2215 Douglas St., Charlotte. N. C. Bettye Iean Johnson Route 1, Box 283. Kannapolis, N. C. Elementary Education All that I am and hope to be 1 owe to my darling parents. Dramatic Guild 1950-53; Cheerieader 1950-53; Creative Dance Group 1951-52; University Choir 1950-51; Student Christian -Asso- ciation; N.A.A.C.P.; Future Teachers of America 1952-53; French Club 1951-53. William McKinley Jones P. O. Box 361, Spray, N. C. Biology Page Si.xteen nineteen Fifty-three William Richard [ones 2439-A Statesvillc Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Economics ■■Th mil so Inul lis lu fall on nnir fiicc, hut to he there, lliat ' s dis nwe. N.A.A.C.P.; Dramatic Guild 1951-52 Student Christian Asso- ciation; The Clan 1952-53; Lampados Club 1950-51; French Club 1950-51; Manager of Football Team 1951 53; Dance Group 1951- Betty Josephine Jordan Route 3, Box 95-B, Charlotte, N. C. French and English On N ' uiiruit jamais honteiix de cmifesser qu ' il ci I ' l e dit en aiitres mots qtt ' il est plus sa e aujourd ' liui 1953; Student C:hr Thomas Elliott Kerns 8 Nelson St., Greenville, S. C. French ■■11 N ' vii pas de Fumee sans feu. Omega Psi Phi Fraternitv; Chairman of the Progi of Le Cercle Francais; Smith Hall Men ' s Council; University Band; Clan 1952-53. Betheda Pansy King P. O. Box 425, Rowland, N. C. French To err is human, to forgive is divine. ' Treasurer of French Circle 1952-53; Vogue Club Vice-President 1952-53; Student Christian Association; Assistant Secretary of History Club 1952-53; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 1951-53. Louis George King 3387 Webster Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics ' ■All that I am and all that I hope to be 1 owe to my parents. ' ' Football Team 1949-51; Varsitv S Club 1950-53; Chairman of Mathematics Club 1952-53; Chairman of Prom Committee 1952; Co-Editor 1953 Bull; Art Editor of Bull 1951-52; Chap lain of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternitv 1951 52; President of Alpha Phi . lpha Fraternitv 1952-53; Clan 1952-53. Harriett Lehman Lewis Route 1, Box 107, Millen, Ga. Social Science Be ourself today, tomorrow and every d vv. joue Club; Junior Counselor MoLLiE Brenda Lowe 2220 Davis Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Social Science Mabel Frances McAdams Box 131, Donalds, S. C. French On N ' est jamais si heureux ni si malheureux qu ' on S ' ima ine. Student Christian Association; Choir 1949-50; Le Cercle Francais 1950 53; Histon ' Club 1953; Vogue Club 1951-52; Psvchologv Club 1949; Pyramid Club 1949-50; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 1951-53; Intramural Basketball 1949. Page Seventeen Senior Class Francis William McCowan 7420 Susquehanna St., Pittsturgh, Pa. Biolo Y Love of God tnul man should he the melody note of everyone ' s scale of life. University Band; Onieua Psi Phi; Secretary of Lampados Club 1950; Student Council 1950-51; President of Band 195 L53; Vogue Club; Cheerleader 1949; Dramatic Guild; N.A.A.C.P. James Alfred McDaniel 756 Saxon St., Memphis, Tenn. Sociology Too many itch for something they are too lazy to scratch for. President of Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society; President of Debators Club; ' ooue Club; Student Christian Association. LOTHELL YdEAR McLuRKIN 319 Solomon St., Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Edtication When you reach the heart of life you shall find heauty in all things, even in the eyes that are blind to heauty. N.A.A.C.P.; Future Teachers of America; French Club; History Club. Dorothy Louise McNeely P. O. Box 812, Millen, Ga. English Associate yourself with men of ood quality if you esteem your eputatu for it is better to be alone tha bad French Club 1949-50; University Choir 1949; Dramatic Guild; Student Christian Association; Anti-Basileus of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 1952-53; Intramural Basketball; Bull Staff 1952-5 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 1952; Ivy Leaf Club 1949; Cheerleader 1950; Attendant to Miss Duke Hall 1952; Basileus of Alpha Kappa .Mpha Sororitv 1952-53. Bernice McQuaige Rowland, N. C. French and History What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters impared to u hat lies within us. University Choir 1949-51; Secretary of Pvramid Club 1950; ustodian of Delta Sigma Theta Sororitv; Secretary Le Cerclc rancais 1952-53; Historv Club. Ruth Ada McRae 200 Harvard Ave., Stamford, Conn. Social Science of tomorrow depends upon the preparations ire The sue nake today Vogue Club 1951-53; Historv Club 1952-53; Vice-President Spanish Club 1949-50; Student Christian Association. WiLMA LoLiisE Manning 330 S. Marshall St., Graham, N. C. « General Science He who does not look forward falls backward. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororitv; Vogue Club; Student Christi Association; French Club 1949-50; Miss Junior Sundav School Vice President of Ivy Leaf Club 1950. Estelle Terries Martin 1408 N. Hunter St., Charlotte, N. C. Sociology Vve crossed the bay. The ocean lies before me. Future Teachers of America; Choir 1951-52; Vogue Club. Pa e Eighteen nineteen Fifty-three Evelyn Brent Martin 1408 N. Hunter St., Charlotte, N. C. Social Science rewnnl of u thing xnell lione, is to liave iloii Choir; Future Teachers of America. Bessie Ruth Massey 807 Third St., Monroe, N. C. Elementary Ediicatio)i ■Our gniud htisiness is twt to see ivhut lies diiiily :it lit to ,lo wliiil lies clearly at hatid. Future Teachers of America; Student Christian Ass. Thomas Daniel Mattocks 616 S. Adkin St., Kinston, N. C. Social Science and Economics To love vehemently, to lix e constructively, to think seriously and to have faith History Club; Lampad Trainer of Football Team; Club. God— for these things I wish. Club; Omega Psi Phi of Football Tei Fraternity; m; Spanish William Theodore Morrison, Jr. Bo.x 130, Woodleaf, N. C. Social Science ■■Character is a diamond that scratches any surface .Mpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity. Charles Edward Motley 3046 N. 16th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Econojnics Lenora Malinda Napper Route 2, Bo.x 36, Ridoeway, Va. Social Science ' ■The virtue lies in the struggle, not the ( rize. French Club; N.A.A.C.P.; History Club; Future Teache merica; Student Christian Association. Roy Porter Patterson 308 Stonewall St.. Lenoir, N. C. Biology Jacqueline Anita Pharr 626 S. Graham St., Charlotte, N. C. Biology ■■Our greatest glory consists not in never falling hut we falV Dance Group 1949; Student Chrisi Alpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority. ation; French Club; Page Nineteen Senior Class lo Anne Pheanious Route 1. Box 111, Swainsboro, Ga. English ■■hnlivhluMty-a mark of .lisliMttioH. President of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society 1952-53; Co Chairman Judicial Board 1952-53; Pan-Hellenic Council 1952-53; DcbatinK Club 1952-53. LoTESs Priestly 1916 Renner St., Charlotte, N. C. History Thelma Robinson Priiitt 2315 Celia Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education Family, friends faith, hope, and love, to these I owe the success of all my accomplishmettts, Future Teachers of America 1951-53, Correspondence Secre- tary 1953; Aurora Pledge Club 1952, President; Junior Prize Con- test 1952; Dramatic Guild 1952 53. David Lee Pugh Route 3, Box E-32, Oxford, N. C. Physical Education I ' ve crossed the bay, the ocean lies before me. Varsity S Club; Football Team; Track; Field Team; Smith Hall Council; N.A.A.C.P. LoYL Worth Quinn 513 W. Norman St., Gastonia, N. C. Mathematics Unsouud minds, like unsound bodies, if you feed you poison. Vice President Junior Class 1951-52; President of Senior Class 1952-53; K.R.S. of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 1951-53; Track 1952; Intramural Basketball 1950-51; President of Mathematics Club. La VERNE Maggeree Reeves 306 Loudon St., Lynchburg, Va. English Education f ives power; hence it is a blessinf or a curse, according to how we use it. Dean of Pledges of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 1952-53; As- sistant Secretary of Vogue Club 1952-53; Lyceum Committee 1950-53; Dramatic Guild 1950-53; French Club 1950-53; Junior Counselor 1951-52; Iw Leaf Club 1950. Helen Robbins 404 Wilson St., Shelby, N. C. Elementary Edjication I he road lo success is narrow, lon and crooked, but I will never stojj until I reach my destination which shows the sign of Future Teachers of America; Le Cercle Francais Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Dramatic Guild; Student Chrisrian Association; Uni- Jean Elaine Roberson 430 Raleigh Road, Rocky Mount, N. C French prove the present isl today, hut f, af Club Secretary 1949-50; Alpha Kappa .Mpha Ant: 1952-53; Vogue Club Secretary; French Club, Presiden Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Studen Association Secretary 1952-53; Freshman Reception Core ■cretary of Junior Class; Secretary of Senior Class. o (lie past; for it comes not back a ain. t and go forth into the shadowy future, tomorrow, because tomorrow is forever, Pas,e Twenty nineteen Fifty-three Ivan Ulrich Sampson 1723 Saxton St., Knoxville, Tenn. Biology Bessie L. Sigler 222 N. Myers St., Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education Our tinuhta tire tmitors and make us lose the onil we oft mi ht H-iii h fetiriu to attempt. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; May Queen 1950-51; Miss John son C. Smith 1951-52; S yeetheart of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 1952-53; President of Future Teachers of America 1952-53. Helen Veronica Simmons 5 Frances St., Waltcrboro, S. C. Elementary Education If someday they say to me that my work and I have contrihttted iiel iing to the welifare and happiness of mankind, I shall be isfiedr Spanish Club; Drair Duke Hall 195152 Future Teachers of A Guild; Cheering Squad 1951-53; Miss liyersitv Choir 1949-53; Vogue Club; Student Christian Association. Caesar Joshua Smith Box 748, Soperton, Ga. Social Science Margaret Lillian Smith Route I, Box 108, Angelus, S. C. Elementary Education If the elevator to success is not running take the stairway. Future Teachers of America; Student Christian Associati( N.A.A.C.P. Baxter Smoot Box 83, Mocksville, N. C. Elementary Education nay fall while reeds brave the storm. ' Oaks Alpha Phi Or sily Choir, Pres 1952; Future T ega Senice Fraternity, Treasurer 1951-53; Uniyer- lent 1952-53; Uniyersity Male Chorus, Treasurer achers of America; Student Christian Association. Tit, Clalidia Celestine Smoot Route 2, Box 190, Cheraw, S. C. E etiientary Edttcation Mary Merlene Steele 236 Hilltop Ave, Concord, N. C. Elementary Education battle is not given to the swiftest hut to the one that eudureth to the Uniyersiy Choir 1950-53; French Club 1950-52; Future Teachers of America; Student Chrisrian Association; Senior Judicial Board 1952-53. Page Twenty-one Senior Class lirfnii Robert E. Steele Route 1, Box 3, Raeford, N. C. Mathematics ■■There is no victorr withniit hihnr ' Colonel Wesley Sutton 1008 Reed St., Kinston, N. C. Social Science of God, parents and comvtoti settsi .1 ' inohlem. lega Psi Phi Fraternity 1952-53: Chaplain of Alpha Phi a Ser •ice Fraternity 1950; Assistant Teacher of Freshman ly School 1949; Reporter of University Student 1950-53; ail Team 1951-52; Treasurer of History Club 1951; Student tian Association 1949 53; Dramatic Guild 1949-53. Lillian Ieanette Tate 850 N. Grant St., Manly. Iowa Sociology and Social Science The beauty in life is what you make it. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 1951-53; Typist of Llniycrsitv Bull 1951-52; Typist of l iiiversitv Sliuierit 1950 51; Secretary of Uniyersity Bull 1952-53; Student Chrisli.m AsM.Li.iti.m 1949- 53; French Club 1949-50; Sweetheart of Alplia Plii Alpha Frater- nity 1952-53; Creatiye Dance Group 1951; University Band; Prom Committee 1952; L.idy-in- Vaiting 1950-51. Roderick ' Faylor 607 E. Green St., Wilson, N. C. Elementary Education Live as though yon are fioing to die tcmifilit; uork .is rou are going to live forever. Spanish Club 1949-50; Uniyersity Choir 1950 52; Teachers of America 1950-51, Treasurer 1952-53; Presi Scrollers Club 1952-53; Dramatic Club 1952-53; J. A. Philharmonic 1950-51; Uniyersity Male Glee Club 1 Student Christian Association 1949-53; Alpha Phi OmCRa Fraternity 1950-51. Secretary 1952-53. Trussie William Taylor Route 3, Box 218, Maxton, N. C. Social Science All that 1 mil or hope to he I owe to iiiv ilarfiii Band; Alpha Phi Omega Seryi ouncil; German Club. Frati Clarence Turner Box 237, Andersonville, N. C. Physical Education Yesterday this day ' s madness did prepare; tomorrow ' s silen triumph or despair: Drink! For you know not where you con nor why: Drink! for you know not why you go nor where. ernitv; ' arsity S Club; Basketba |oHN M. Wade 1017 Druid Circle. Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education Lester |ean Wade Box 432, Rowland, N. C. Mathematics Wll that I am and liope to he I one it to ml dear mot German Club 1950 51; Sphin. Club 1950-51. Page Tnenty-two nineteen Fifty-three Wylie Spencer Walker Catawba, S. C. Social Science Benjamin Orestes Watkins 468 Gay St., Danville, Va. Biology C;erman Club 1949-51; Basketball 1949-53; Varsity S Club 1950-53; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 1951-53; Bull Staff 1952-53. George Richard White 4 Oakland Ave., Boston, Mass. General Science 1 Ielen White 1642 Washington Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education and Physical Education l,ilr Inn, bcfo Barbara Tice Williams 927 South St., Norfolk, Va. Biology and General Science There is no short cut. But to one who wetl worth the jniirney. Unix ' ersity Chu ?51 52; German Uni- ■ersity Band; President Pyramid Club Club Queen 1951-52; Student Christian Asso- ma Theta Sorority; Freshman Reception Com- tudent Council Representatiyc 1952-53. Frank Amos Williams 106 Cherry St., Seneca, S. C. Biolog y and General Sciettce TIte moving finger writes; and having unitten moves on: now all your piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all YouT tears wash out a word of it. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Varsity S Club; Manager of the Football and Basketball Teams; Student Representatiyc to Athletic Board of Control; Student Christian Association; N.A.A.C.P.; Smith Hall ' s Council. Howard Williams 274 Hioh St.. Hackensack, N. J. Social Science Eciuality which knitteth friend nto allies, man ' s law of nature Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Vii to friends,  equality. to cities, alii, •-President of History Club. Mary Elizabeth Williams 331 Mill Road, Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education ■ ' shall pass this war hut once, any good, therefore, that I can ilo, or any kindtiess that I can show to any human being let me do it now, let me not neglect nor defer it, for I shall not pass this way again. Treasurer of Pyramid Club 1950-51; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 1951-53; Spanish Club 1949-50; Student Christian Association Cabinet 1951-52; Dramatic Guild 1951-53; Future Teachers of Secretan ' 1952-53: Pan-Hellenic Council 1952-53. Page Twenty-three JUniOR CLASS mm C)l I-ICERS Kenneth Williams President Ellen Martin Vice-President Aldora Saunders Secretary loHN Sligh Treasurer James Hagens Reporter Marcellus Penn Parliamentarian Page Twerity-fmir % ( Alexander, Sadie Mamie Arnold. Irene Brown, Nell Alfred, Willie Babbs, Robert Leon Campbell, Sophronia P. Allison, Pecola L. Babcock, David Harold Chapman, Esther Alears Amos, Douglas Bagby, Thelma Childers, Mary Louise Anderson, Leon Robert, Jr. Blount, Horace Clemmons, William Jewel Arnette, Jesse Thomas Brister, Ruth Andera Clemons, Ramey Beatrice Clinkscale, Janie Wilma Davidson, Rosella Ideania Fair, Karene Sadalia Craine, Maude Lee Davis, Hillis Dwight Fite, Carolie Gray Crawford. Columbus Davis, Jean Hertence Ford, James Rufus Crews. Esther E. Dawson, Lena Mills Cunningham, Roy Phillip Evans, Ernest Thomas Currence, Gwendolyn L. Evans. Sarah Louke J u n I R s ft f , ( 5 ' cL Francis. Catherine L. FUNDERBURKE, GaRNES O. FUNDERBURK. V ' ALTER LeE Gary. Lela M. GORDAN. ThELMA RuTH Griffin, James Monroe Knight, William Howard Leake, Franklin Nebraska Ledbetter. Dorothy Louise Lennon. Clarence Eugene Levant, Remonia Charlotte Light Y. Alonzo Arnold 1Lk,ans. Ja.mls O. Hairston. John Odell Hampton, James Rayford Harrison, Robert Lewis Hawkins, Margaret M. Henry, Elmo Richard, Jr. McClain, Johnnie Mae McDonnell, Henrietta L McIlwain, Max B. McMillan, Mary Altonelle McNeill. Ruffin Horne McRae, Charles Clifton 1 Iolland, Hiram Howell. Charles E. Hunt. Ida Letitia Hunt. Ralph Alexander Hunter. Wright, Jr. King, Edward Marshall, Wylma G. Yvonne Martin, Beatrice Martin, Ellen Jean J u n I R s Massey, John Maxwell, Bertha Lyons Miller, Annie Margaret Mitchell, Billie Marie Morgan, Charles Leroy Page, Thornell Kenly Parker, Mamie Dorothy Payne, James Hasker Penn, Marcellus Harold Petty, Howard Crawford PiTTMAN, SamMIE LeE Raphael, Bettye Jane Ratcliffe, Carl Ray, Bettye Jean Ray, Robert C. Redding, Flora Marie Reynolds, Azalia Roberta Riggsbee, Clementine M. Roberson, Pansie Sanders, Aldora Anita Sligh, John Leon, Jr. Smith, Bessie Lillian Steede, Robert Earl Stephens, Betsy R. Steward, Arrilla Rachel Talbert, Billy Calvin Truesdell, Helena Josephine Turner, Louise Washington, General Williams, Kenneth Maurice WoODARD, JoHNNYE MaRIE Wright, Robert Cornelius YoNGUE, Mildred Catherine J u n I R s SOPHOmORES Adderlev, Cecil Leopole, Jr. Aikens, Elizabeth Allen, Eugene Rogers Allen, Samuel Lee Anderson, Annie Eulia Antrum, Myrtle Elizabeth Averv, Charles Edward Bagbv, Felix William, Jr. Barber, Dorothv Lee Barber, Willie Barnette, Sadie Lee Bellinger, Luther Garic Birtha, Lorese Blakene ' , Videlia Smith Blue, Gwendoln Yvonne Bridgers, I loward C. Brogden, Nell Bessie Brown, Ailecn Brown, AlFred Alexander Brown, Billie Estellc Burns, Thomas Samuel Cabiness, Vance R. Camp, Feb Cauthen, Etta Mae Cherrv. Minnie Coklev, Janie B. Conlev, I homas Lee Cook, Da id Berr ' Cowan, Talmadge Vashti Cureton, Artie Lee Currv, Charlie Lorenza Daniel, Wendell Alexander Davidson, Mack Lee Davidson, Mildred Lucille Dockerv, Elaine Jeannette Dogan, Barbara Constance Eilv, Henrv Ellis, Hazel Edward Eng, Marv Elizabeth E ans, Matthew Ferguson, Willie Columbus Fontaine, Gerva Argatha Foster, Telezee Littlejohn Gaither, Willie Ruth Gladden, Quincy Adams Greene, Essie Lee Greene, Mildred Gloria Guthrie, Booker T. Hagwood, Stafford Hailey, Mable Clara Harris, Emily Blanche Hemphill, Bennie Anderson Houston, James Henr ' Howard, Gloria Ann I lumes, Simeon, Jr. Imes, Daniel Lenton Ingram, Delores Costello Jackson, Evelyn Mamie Jackson, Jessie Mae Jackson, Lunella Mae Johnson, Grace Joan Johnson, James Henrv Johnson, Margaret Edmonia Johnson, Rosa Mae Johnson, Waddell Jones, Emma Doris Joxner, Rosa Lee King, Ellen Louise Knox, Gladys Louise Lexerett, Ulysses Simpson Le ' ingston, Ora Mae McCombs, John Excell McKenzie, James McMillan, Mattie Darcus McNeill, Charles Donald McPherson, Eva Olivia McQueen, Sarah Catherine Martin, Edward Van Massey, John Willie Mecheux. Doris Ella Medford, Jacquelyn La Verne Miles, Leon Julius Mitchell, Richard Moore, Jesse Lee Morrison, Josephine Nabinet, Samuel K. Nash, Joan Lilly Neal, Margaret Ellen Nicholson, Geneva Odom, Roosevelt Delano Pettice. Elizabeth Plummer, Harriet Ann Pointer, Louis Wavlon Quick, Angela Janet Ramseur, James Reid, Paul Gaither Rhodes, Thad, Jr. Richmond, Albert Rodd , Dorothy Elizabeth Roseboro, Benjamin Moore, Jr. Rountree, Lillian Satterwhite, Odessa Agnes Saunders, Claude Edward Schell, Nathaniek ' jr. Simmons, Cleophus Smoot, Margaret Louise Spaulding, Walter Benjamin Stitt, Wilbert Talford, Mary Madglene Torrence, Rudolph Tyson, Laura Jean Vincent, James McKinley Walker, Janetta Lucille Walker, Willie Alexander Wallace, Robert, Jr. Washington, Sarah L. Wilkins, Betty Jo Wright, Margaret Elizabeth Pag e Twenty-ei ht ' ' ' ' !iiij|njisji[i||iir ' ' ' ' 111 liljB ' ' ' iliPPiii} F R E H m E n Abraham, Pecola Adams, Earnest Adams, James Napoleon Allen, Betty Faye Allen, Dorothy Lea Allen, Ethel Theresa Allison, Preston Raymond Allmond, Ella Frances Smith Alston, Pearlease Ellamae Andrews, Donald Archie, Mildred Mae Bailey, Velma Armetrice Barnett, Ora Bess Bethea, Julius Everette Bethea, Ruth Bibby, John William Blanks, Robert Lee Bligen, Robert Earnest Broadus, Lee Gree Brown, Gloria Jean Brown, James Walter Brown, Odessa Corine Bryan, Thomas Jackson BuRCH, Geneva Burns, Sarah Louise Cabiness, Rose Marie Caldwell, Hattie Lane Cardwell, Dwigiit Maurice Carroll, Mildred Mali ssia Carter, Thelma Hortense Casey, Delaney Elias Chambers, Kelly James Chapman, Sallie Ann Clark, Nancy Virginia Clements, Mamie Elizabeth Clyburn, Thomas Glenn, Jr. Cochrane, Sylvester W. Colemon, Willie James Cook, Ernestine C. Cooper, Bessie Louise Crawford, Barbara Cromer, Charles Timothy, Jr. Crosby, Bobbie Jean Cunningham, William Curry, Janie Lee Davis, Frances Prioleau Davis, Guy Arthur, Jr. Davis, James Edward Davis, Millie Rejina Davis, Vardrine Dawson, Walter Lee Deloatch, Carol Marlene Dockerv, Muriel Lucille Donald, Charles Price DoRSEY, Mary Elizabeth Douglas, Annie Clara DuRANT, Alice Ruth Ensley, Peggy Marie Erwin, Roland Eugene Farmer, James Edward. Jr. Farmer, James Howard Faulkner, Jesse Edward Fleming, Nellie Margaret Flood, Margaret Ruby Forbes, Reather Madelene Ford, Sarah Dell Fortune, Joe Harrison Frasier, Doris Alethia Frederick, Rosa Lee Freeman, Janie Mae Funderburk, Ancelia Almeria Funderburk, Craven Gamble, Frances Garrison, Carolyn Virginia Gaston, Woodie Mae German, Mildred Louise Gibson, Laura Josephine Graham, Bessie Lee Graves, Edward Hallums, Betty Faye Hardison, Millon R. Hardison, Milton F. Harris, Althea Patricia Harris, Benjamin Amos Harris, Dwain Milton Harris, William Charles Hayes, Robert Hebron, Ruby Eleree Hill, Alice Elizabeth Hill, Carrie Wynona Hill, Lonnie B. HiNTON, Sylvester L. Hodges, Marion Yvonne HoLMAN, Thelma Deloris Holt, Harold Hughes, Archie Clinton Humphery, Lulann Hustona, Pedro Sontiago Ingram, James Louis Jackson, Frances Ruth Jaggers, Della Mae James, Hettie Mae Johnson, Eva Mae loHNSON, Herman Louis Jones, Cassie Mae Jones, Crawford James JuNious, Rosebud Kilgore, Franklin Delano Kimball, Vivian Rose Kornegay, Samuel Howard Latimer, Wilbur Otto Ledbetter, Paul Louis Lee, Niola Jean Lee, William Joseph Long, Martha Elizabeth Long, Nathan, Jr. Love, Jane Elizabeth Lumsden, James Erskin Ly ' les, Gloria Hartwell McCoy, Florence Wilma McCullough, Emma Louise McDougal, Raymond A. McDuffie, William Allen McFadden, Adelle McFarley, Nelson, Jr. McGill, Susie Mary McIlwain, Roy Calvin McKenzie, Charles Williams McLean, Stella Evelyn McNair, Peter Alford Mangum, Lucille Lee Marshall, Rosa Mae Mason, Virginia Massey, Shirley Ethridge M. ' iTTHEws, Thomas T., Jr. Means, Lovette Paul Medford, Barbara Marie Mitchell, Wilton Waugh Moffett, Lula Mae Moses, Theodore Albert Neely, Rosa Rhunette Nelson, Julia Mae Nixon, Barbara Jean Page, Wilhelmina Gayretha Partlow, William Edward Patterson, Oliver H. A. Patton, Eileen Lenora Pettice, John Anthony ' Pierce, Alvin Roosevelt Pitts, Julia Pearl Priestley, Octavia Leah Renwick, Hayden Bentley Rhyne, Abel Lester Robinson, Arlene Jennifer Robinson, Marguerite E. RoDGERs, William Earl Rogers, Jeanne RowE, Ernestine RoYSTER, Mary Ella Russell, Audrey Jean Russell, Samuel, Jr. Segears, Daisy Annie Mae Setzer, George Ray Sharpe, Moses Shropshire, Doretha Annette Simmons, Earl Smith, Bunny Ella Mae Smith, Pauline Elizabeth Smith, Willie A. Wilson Stafford, Hattie Lee Staton, James C. Staton, Sarah Margaret Stephens, Irie English Stevens, Doris Jean Stevenson, Sallie Frances Stinson, Dorothy Louise Stokes, James Henry Strong, Edna Ann Stroud, Tayloria Lanise Suddith, Douglas Gwyn Talford, Etta Frances Tanner, Helen Taylor, Beatrice Thomas, Margaret Marie Thompson, Mordecai Weldon Truesdale, Ruth Ann Walker, Robby Evelyn V ' alker, ' Mildred Smith Washington, Josiah Reid V ' ATKINS, Leon Carr Way, Mable Wells, Robert Alan White, Evelyn Elizabeth WiDEMAN, JUANITA SoPHIA Williams, Jerome Nathaniel Williams, Laverne Williams, Shirley Theoba Williams, Walter WiLLisTON, Fred Douglas Wilson, Franklin Delano Wilson, John Theodore, Jr. Wilson, Rosa Mae Womble, Ramona Marcedes Worley, Willie David WoRSLEY, Rudolph Charles Wright, Kirby Young, Betty Jean Young, Robert Pnge Thirty Til l! I|il lUJ ti ;, - jr — ••••• iiiUiHiiUUiiirililiUli wl 1111111111? ' ' - tr — T al ' - S! x: Berry Hall Beauiies Yoolrem e mY HoU){ Campus Lovers MtN OF DiSTiWKSHUN MpKa Heoptiyt Oo ' Shoo- B e -do DuKe HaW Dames es WOW!! . Cool One Cool Clansmen Melancholy Baby MollNoi Aready ORGANI2ATIOMS STUDEDT council OFFICERS Charles H. Gray President James Costen Vice-President Clementine M. Riggsbee Secretary Thomas T. Jefferson Treasurer Charles H. Gray President MEMBERS Natalie I. Cowan Barbara Tice Williams Marcellus Penn Emily Harris Bertha Lyons Maxwell David Cook Essie Green Pijge Tliirly fotir STUDEni CHRISTIfln RSSOCIRTIOn OFFICERS James Costen President William Davis First Vice-President Natalie Cowan Second Vice-President Jean E. Roberson Secretary John Slich Treasurer MEMBERS Clarence Lennon Essie Green Ernest Fair Irma Cook Clementine Riggsbee Mary Jaudon Amos Dudley Bettv ' e Raphael Millie Davis FIoward Petty Esther Chapman James H. Costen President Page Thirty-five Louis G. King, |. W ' insh ad Ahams Co-Editors THE 1953 Louis George King Co-Editor WiNSTEAD Adams Co-Editor Benjamin O. Watkins Associate Editor Ieannette Tate Secretary Mary fAUDON Class Editor Thomas . Jefferson Material Editor Dorothy McNeely Secretary to Editor Smith George Fleming .. . . . Photographer Marcellus Penn Junior Editor Poge Thirty-six BULL STRFF Ernest Fair Business Manager William Brown Sports Editor Delores Hawkins CJiih Editor LouiLYN Funderburke Greek Editor Aldora Saunders Secretary to Associate Editor Flora Redding Secretary to Business Manager William M. Jones Art Editor Billy Mitchell Typist Betty Raphael Typist Ernest Fair Business Manag er Page Thirty-seven Editor-iii-Cliief LoUILYN F-llNDERBllRKE Essie Greene JAMES CoSTEN Colonel Sihton UniVERSITY STUDEriT STRFF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Kenneth Williams Editor-in-Chief Natalie Cowan Associate Editor Charles Motley Biisiuess Mnnnoer EDITORS Ernest Fair Jjaid Reporter Howard Knight News Reporter Frank Williams Sports Editor Aldora Sanders Fnshiou Editor Ramonia Levant Exchmioe Editor STAFF REPORTERS Gloria Douthit Ramonia Levant Clarence Turner Esther Chapman Winstead Adams James Griffin Laura Tyson Mary Alice Long BUSINESS STAFF Joan Davis Secretary to Editor Ellen Martin Secretary to Associate Editor Henrietta McDonnell Secretary to Business Manager Betty- Raphael Secretary to Sports Editor TYPISTS Billie Mitchell Eva McPherson Jacquelyn Medford Mildred Greene Gwendolyn Currence Roy Cunningham © lv i ' ' ,0 ' ? f r o jOHnson c. sitiith univERSiiY choir Sopranos Pecolia Allison Sarah Ayner Helen Bolds Irma Cooke Sarah Evans Doris Flack Retha Forbes Catherine Francis Mildred Greene Letitia Hunt Evelyn Jackson Rosa Iohnson Bettye Raphael Arlene Robinson Helen Robbins Betsy Stephens Doris Mecheali Mildred Carroll Ernestine Rowe Mary Steele Altos Marie Adjahoe Odessa Brown Muriel Dockery Millie Davis Margaret Hawkins Martha Long JoHNSiE McClain Rosa Neely Aldora Sanders Helen Simmons Barbara Williams Tenors Iames Davis Baxter Smoot Benjamin Thompson Walter Williams Willie Walker Wadell Johnson Basses Robert Bligin |ames Brown W. C. Harris Iames Hampton William H. Knight Carl Ratliff Franklin Wilson Paul Ledbetter Ankcrum Wilson Howard Bridges Pnge Thirty-uhie UniVERSITY BRRD OFFICERS Francis McCowan President J. WiNSTEAD Adams Vice-President Maggie Brown ■ Secretary David Cook Treasurer Mr. Thomas Page Director Pa e Forty FUTURE TEACHERS OF RfTlERlCfl t- .ags i: OFFICERS Bessie L. Sigler ■ ' President James Hagan Vice-President Mary Williams Recording Secretary Thelma Pruitt Correspondiuo Secretarr Roderick Taylor ' reasurcr Sarah Ayner ■ • • Reporter Page Forty-one RHO omicRon sighr debrte club OFFICERS James A. iMcDaniel President Carol Deloatch Assistant Secretary Howard Knight Vice-President James Costen Parliameutarinn General Washington Treasurer Pearlease Alston Reporter Beatrice Taylor Secretary Mary jaiidon Librarian Clarence Lennon ArWILI a STE ' Rn n. R. R. c. p. OFFICERS President Yvonne Marshall ' ice-President Howard Knk m Secretary Treasjirer Pa£,e Forty-two DRRmRTIC GUILD Ernest Fair JoHNsiE McClain Mary Chiiders OFFICERS President Henrietta McDonald Corresponding Sec. Vice-President Harvey Key Treasurer Recording Secretary Elaine Dockery Reporter Page Forty-three mRTHEmRTICS CLUB OFFICERS LoYL Worth Ouinn Helena 1 ruesdale . Yvonne Marshall . . President Vice-President Secretary Louis George King Activity Chairvian SPRniSH CLUB OFFICERS Lewis Pointer President Sarah Evans Vice-President Gwendolyn Clirrence Secjetary Marguerite Robinson Assistant Secretary Mordecai Thompson Treasurer DEUTSCHES KLUB A S ' OFFIZIEREN Francis P. Davis Prasideut KiRBY Wright Vice-Prasident Sallie Stevenson Sekretar Barbara Medford Briefwechsel Sekretar Charles McNeill Scbcitzuieister Leon Watkins Laverne Williams Harriet Plummer U. S. Leverett Bessie Graham Tayloria Stroud Thelma Holman John Hairston William Morrow MITGLIEDSCHAFT Betty Allen |ane Love luLius Bethea Ernest Fair Vashti Cowan Carrie W. Hill William Cunningham Otto Lattimer LoNNiE Hill AIamie Clements Hayden Renwick Janie Curry Sara Staten Lee Broadus Millie Davis Bennie FIemphill James Hagans Lulann Humphrey Herman Johnson Pa e Forty-five HISTORY CLUB William Davis President Howard William Vice-President LouiLYN FuNDERBURKE Secretary Mabel McAdams Treasurer LoTEss Priestly Reporter RLPHR PHI OmEGR William Davis President Willie V ' alker Treasurer Roderick Taylor Vice-President Trussie Taylor Historian Baxter C. Smoot Secretnry Vance Cabiness Dean of Pledges Jesse Arnette Serjeant-at-Arms Horace Blount, Jr. Walter Theodore Dunn James Rayford Hampton MEMBERS Hiram Theodore Holland James Payne Robert E. Steede Colonel Wesley Sutton Robert C. Wright Louis Pointer SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGY OFFICERS J. WiNSTEAD Adams ,y President Clarence Lennon Vice-Presuient Gloria C. Douthit Secretary Maggie Brown Treamrer Miss Pearl M. Gore Adviser RLPHfl KRPPR mU HOnOR SOCIETY LouiLYN Funderburke James Costen Jo Anne Phenioiis Page Forty-seven Mighty M.LLE Kbppas NtOPHYTE DELTAS Neophyte Campus Sharpies .- re? ' BooUoYOutooU Do ' Mo ' ii Our OueenanJ ?f ' Lucky Bo V5 Jr. ND Sr. Prom Omega NieopWytes J . i ACTIVITIES ■ . im ■ BT ; 1 ( H| i LJi kSI HomECommc queed lii oli 1 1 J on L . J m itli 1952-1953 Wylma G. Yvonne Marshall tienda n 16 Miss Louilyn Funderburke Miss Delores I Iawkins Miss Janie Clinkscale Miss Carolie G. Fite A- ' jlW-.U SEDIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Scholarly louilyn funderburke James Costen Must Athletic William M. Jones Clarence 1 urner Most Efficient Louis G. King Mary Jaudon Most Popular Charles 11. Gray Delores Hawkins Most Likely to Succeed Lawrence Brown Marie Adjahoe Miss 5phin)f Miss J.C.5.U. Our Nurses Hiss 0 ni55 5.C.A. 5milh5 CemeierM Miss AZe •J . i i ' Miss A. .Q. ' -mi hi55 Alumni M)ss J)BZ Mi55 K.A.4 . Mi5s J.U.S.d 5mlth v3.v3t.Au Phofo rapheris Club s- Smith vs. A. T Miss AOA mm Evas Dance Show GREEKS Charles Sammons President PRn-HELLEDIC COUnCIL OFFICERS Charles Sammons President Kenneth Williams Vice-President Mary Jaudon Secretary Mary Williams Assistant Secretary Robert Gary Treasurer I Ioward Knight Reporter MEMBERS Ellen Martin William Brown Lawrence Brown I Ienry Grant Jo Ann Phenious Richard Mitchell Page Fifty-five DoRTHY McNeely President RLPHfl hflPPfl flLPHfl SORORITY OFFICERS UoRTHY McNeely Basi eiis Jean Robeson Anli-Basilem Henrietta McDonnell Grammateus Delores Dudley Epistoleus Marie Adjahoe Tamiochos Betty Raphael Hodegas Yvonne Marshall Sentinel Helena Truesdale Parliamentarian LaVerne Reeves Dean of Pledges Gloria Douthit Ivy Leaf Reporter MEMBERS Dorthy McNeely Jo Ann Pheanious Margaret Hawkins Delores Dudley Gloria Douthit Aldora Saunders Betheda King Mary Jaudon Henrietta McDonnel Jean Robeson Josephine Morrison Emily Harris Delores Grant Mary Eng Ruth Brister Jeanetta Tate Arwilla Stewart Jacqueline Pharr Doris Flack Ruth Eli Carolie Fite LaVerne Reeves Yvonne Marshall Johnnie M. Gaither Marie Adjahoe Betty ' Rapael Helena Truesdale Delores Hawkins Flora Redding Thelma Gordon WiLMA Manning Lena Mills Natalie Iomie Cowan President DELTA SIGfTlfl THETR SORORITY OFFICERS Natalie Iomie Cowan President Ellen Jean Martin Vice-President AzALiA Reynolds Recording Secretary Billie Marie Mitchell Corresponding Secretary RoMONiA Levant Treasurer Bessie Sigler Chaplain Clementine Riggsbee Dean of Pledges Sadie Alexander Assistant Dean of Pledges Louilyn Funderburke Jourtialist Bernice McQuadge Custodian Barbara Williams Historian Joan Davis Sergeant-atArms MEMBERS Ester Chapman Jacquelyn Medford Mary Childers Francis McAdams Ester Crews Mattie McMillan Gwendolyn Currence Sarah McQueen Elaine Dockery Elizabeth Peattice Sarah Evans Betsy Stephens Rosa Joyner Mary Williams Gladys Knox Johnnie Woodard Bertha Maxwell Page Fifty-seven f S RLPHR PHI RLPHR V FRRTERniTY E OFFICERS _ tF 1 Louis George King President B B I Robert Donald Gary Vice-President H Robert Earl Steede Secretary L M Charles Henry Gray Treasurer William Edward Brown Chaplain _ . , ' Robert Ray Serseant-at-Arvis Frestaent ° Iames Costen Historian MEMBERS Felix Bagby Calvin Hood ' 1 ' i Eugene Allen Caesar Smith Quincy Gladden Waddell Johnston ' ■ ) Ji Clarence Turner William Gillespie % i = s Smith George Fleming ii r- Thomas T. Jefferson President OmEGfl PSI PH FRflTERDITY OFFICERS Thomas T. Jefferson Basiletis Kenneth Williams Vice-Basilens LoYL QuiNN Keeper of Records and Seah J. WiNSTEAD Adams Assistant Keeper of Records and Seah John Sligh Keeper of Finance RuFFiN McNeill Keeper of Peace Ernest Fair Chaplain William M. Jones, Marcellus Penn Co-Deams of Lamps Roy Cunningham Reporter MEMBERS David Babcock Thomas Kerns Wendell Beane Franklin Leake Lawrence Brown Thomas Mattocks David Cook Francis McCowan James Cooley Charles McNeill Charles Curry Charles Motley William Davis Claude Saunders Amos Dudley Wilbert Stitt Ernest Evans Colonel Sutton Walter Funderburke General Washington James Hagans Benjamin Watkins Simeon Humes Frank Williams Al Jarmon Howard Williams Charles Howell M Oliver N. Clark Polentarch KflPPfl flLPHR PSI FRRTERniTY OFFICERS Oliver N. Clark Polemarch Horace Mann Vice-Poleniarch-Excheqtter William Morrison Keeper of Records Charles Sammon Dean of Pledges FIenry Grant Chaplain Thaddeus Moore T. Littlejohn Foster SCROLLERS CLUB Stafford Haywood WrK ' .HT i kiNTER, |r. I AMES McKenzie Roderick Taylor Pa e Sixty VY LERF CLUB OFFICERS Essie Green Preside)it )anetta Walker Vice-President Evelyn Jackson Secretary Odessa Brown Treasurer JOHNSIE McClain Reporter OFFICERS Margaret Johnson Preside)it Gwendolyn Blue Secretary Odessa Satterwhite Assistant Secretary Vashti Cowan Treasurer Jane Lightner Cluh Reporter PYRRfTlID CLUB Piige Sixty-one LRITIPRDOS CLUB OFFICERS Henry Eily President Walter Spaulding ' . . .Vice-Preside tt Thad Rhodes Secretary William Talbert AssistatJt Secretary James Vincent Treasurer •«• . -J- Talbert, Johns ' n , Am 1 im 1 n 1 1 im , Hi Pii e Sixty two S ? O R T S Kenneth ■ ' Slim Williams Robert Bii; Bi.v Wriyht James Curlv Vincent William B kj Brc Fab Jabbo Camp Howard Bill Petty Ruftin Peevvee McNeill Lawrence Uncle Brown SCORES Smith 39 St. Paul 7 Smith 26 St. Augustine Smith 21 Delaware State ■ ■• • Smith 6 Howard University 28 Smith 18 Winston-Salem Smith North Carolina 14 Smith 12 Favetteville 8 Marcellus Mottv Penn •St Fab Fair David Dangerous Pugh James Monk Griffin Robert Country Steede William Psycho Davis FOOTBRLL TERfTI First row: Sharpe, Berthea, Sutton, Fair, Adderlv. Cunningham, Brvant, Petty, W. Brown, McDougal. Second row: Wright, Rav, Jones, Vincent, A. Brown, Rhodes, Schell, Anderson, Staten, Williams, Jones. Third row: Faulkner, Currv, Mcllwain, Eily, Massie, Camp, Davis, L. Brown, Griffin, Houston, Steede, Amos. •i«jy[« - 1952 SEflSOn in RETROSPECT It was hard to believe, but true in every detail: the Golden Bulls of Johnson C. Smith University were once again perched in the first division, after an ab- sence of several vears. Amazing, said some; Terrific, said others, that this heretofore weak football team finally ripped and tore its way into a perennial position among the rank and file of the Negro College sport world. Just for the sheer thrill of it, let ' s turn back the pages of history, and recapture some of the never-to- be-forgotten memories of the 1952 football season. Rah! Rah! Smith 39, Saint Paul 7. The Bulls really looked like a powerhouse during the second half, storming back to score 39 points after finishing the first half trailing the Saints, 7 to 0. The following week, a cocky crew of Saint Augus- tine ' s players motored to town, but the Bulls virtually stomped them all over Memorial Field, smashing out a 26 to victory over the herd from Raleigh. After two successive victories, the Bulls were touted as the dark horses oF the conference, but the follow- ing Saturday in Dover, Delaware, the Delaware Hornets renamed the Bulls as th e Race Horses of the con- ference. Smith 21, Delaware 0. Homecoming— Smith 6, Howard 28. Yes. the taste of defeat must come. Gee! Why in front of all of the familvr The following Saturday, the Golden Bulls really took it out on the Rams from Winston-Salem. The Brayboy Herd smashed the Rams all over the Twin Citv. Smith 18, Winston-Salem 0. North Carolina 14, Smith 0. Is an alibi in order? All right, both of our quarterbacks were riddled with injuries, and you know a car cannot run without gas. The Fayetteville Broncos came to town, and provided the Charlotte fans with one of the most exciting games of the year. The Bulls were in true form that night, eking out a close 12 to 8 victory for their fifth and final victory and thus ending the 1952 season. In conclusion, the sports editors would like to inject a personal note. I think that the Golden Bulls had the most improved team in the CIAA. The coaching and the fellows were absolutely great. Never shall I forget those gruelling hours spent in the cleated clay of the Bull Pen, practicing until after dark, and then going onto the gridiron and experiencing sweet victory and bitter defeat. In short, I cherish every precious minute I have spent with vou on the gridiron. In speaking for all the graduating seniors, I extend a hearty good luck, and remember, teammates, the best way to kill a flea is with an a.xe. William Boo Brown VRRSITY S CLUB OFFICERS Benjamin O. Watkins President Louis G. King Vice-President Ernest Fair Secretary Marcellus Penn Treasurer Pag,e Sixty-ser ' en Charles M.n- M l, Benjamin Shaggy Watkins Rober t Dickie Wells Claude Doc Saunders c. I. R. R. TOURnflmEni Smith 69 Virginia State 59 Smith 61 St. Auoustine 67 Smith 57 Morgan 95 Won Lost Conference Record 9 6 Total Record, including Tournament . . 14 8 Paae Sixty-eis,ht DuugLis LJuJl Miller BRShETBflLL SCORES Smith 93 Bluefield 83 Smith 90 Livingstone 67 Smith 58 Winston-Salem 81 Smith 86 St. Augustine 71 Smith 63 Shaw 58 Smith 82 A. T. College 87 Smith 67 Virginia State 84 Smith 59 North Carolina College 66 Smith •: 68 A. T. College 58 Smith 69 St. Augustine 66 Smith 64 Shaw 61 Smith 85 Fayetteville State 78 Smith 71 Howard 77 Smith 93 Morgan 74 Smith 61 Howard 65 Smith 72 Winston-Salem 68 Smith 77 Bluefield 72 Smith 81 Fayetteville State 77 Smith 69 Winston-Salem 65 William Smiley Partlow William Skinny Jones Caesar Josh Smith Clarence Snow Turner BRSKETBRLL TEfim Left to right: Saunders, Wells, Towe, Vincent, Motley, 1 urner, Babs, Watkins, Smith, Miller, Partlow, Jones. V BRSKETBflLL SUmmflRY The 52-53 edition of the Golden Bull ' s basket- ball team under the guiding tutelage of Coach Jack Bravbov compiled a season ' s record of 14 wins and 8 losses. Not onlv did the Bulls have a fine record in season games, but thev also captured fourth place in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Associa- tion Tournament. What the Bulls lacked in experience was made up bv the spirit and determination exhibited all during the 52-53 season. The inspirational factor behind the team was the thrill of winning four out of five games with Winston-Salem and Saint Augustine, Winston- Salem was Visitational and Tournament Champs, and Saint Augustine was Tournament runners-up. William Jones, and Claude Saunders shared high scoring honors for the season, however Charles (Jump Shot) Motlev, and Doug Miller stole the show more than once this season bv snagging a few points of their own in several games with some sensational jump shooting. It would be impossible to mention basketball with- out giving Robert Wells credit for alwavs play- ing a superb game, and adding that extra dri ' e to the team which enabled it to come through during a close scrap. I o the seniors, Snow lurner, Pete Wat- kins, William Jones, Charles Motlev, and Josh Smith, we sa ' thanks for a job well done. While this ' ear ' s record might not ha e been compara blc to some of the past seasons, man ' a team would look with cnw on this vear ' s record. To the entire team, and to Coach Bravbov, three cheers for bringing us another first divi- sion team. TRACK TEflm Left to right: Harris, Jones, Rodgers, McDougal Key, Pittman, Flyth, Fleming, Griffin. TEnnis TEflm j Trnm J ' --0 I r John McCombs, James Beane; Charles Howell. Page Seveniy-one y u toaraph arapt JAMES B. DUKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY CHARLOTTE, N. C 28208 For Reference Not to be taken from this room