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

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Dr. Cn yernon Odeff Siee e A contemplation of God ' s work, a generous concern for the good of mankind, and the unfeigned exercise of humility — these only, denominate men great and glorious. Dr. Steele joined the faculty of Johnson C. Smith University in the field of religious education in 1932 and continued in the service of the University until his demise. At the time of his death he was Professor and Head of the Department of Religious Education, Chairman of the Division of Humanities, Dean of the Chapel and Advisor to the Student Christian Association. He was the author of two books: The Bible and The Human Quest and The Questing Christ. Both of these were used as text books in the Religious Education Classes for Freshmen and Sopho- mores at the University.

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n JKemora OJ- J rofessor Uean [Josep i Jaan: A scholar, educator, gentleman, husband, father, and friend are but a few of the adjectives which may be used to describe the indomitable espirit of the late Professor J. J. Adam. His thirty-four years of dedicated service at Johnson C. Smith University can be confirmed by the numerous French teachers who have had the opportunity to come under his inspiring teaching. Professor Adam ' s passing into the Great Beyond has created a great vacuum in our academic community, but he has left the seeds of intellectual curiosity for those who succeed him.

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Lloyd H. Davis Associate Professor of Etlueatioti Mrs. Joan D. Forney Instructor of Elementary Education Mrs. Esther P. Hill Instructor of Art Henry L. Marshall Instructor of Education 3k v ' ' i I S7 2s rc c Jhose i jecome Mrs. Ennie M. Pridffen Assistant Professor of Reading C ducat ion And