Spelman College - Reflections Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

SPELMAN COLLEGE ' ' Atlanta, Georgia 1831-1957 COMMENCEMENT As the Class of 1957 graduates, it'lis fitting that we should address afarewell to the era now closing and .21 greetmg .to the era new opening for 115.. . We are not alone' 111 our Commencement Day. Indeed, in 1957, all the peoples of the world are hurrying, through 611518 after Crisis toward some vast and historic Commencement Day ' Subject peoples 1n every part of the WOrld are seeking. to recapture their lost bii-thrights In our own county, raciaI segregation is giving way under sharp attack It seems their the road to liberty and quuality is ev erywherc widening into a broad highWay. ' - . Moreover, science and technology are. now. bringing world- wide abundance within practical possibility for the. very iiszt. time in human history. Although children have cried froth hunger, disease and exposure, and without hope of satisfaction, today we may at last expect that all these cries will be answered. ' . Hg. - The approach to this Commeheemcnt Day; however, is not 1111- marked by profound suffering and danger. The possibilities of equality and abundance still lie unrealized in the shadow of recurrent Violence, lingering deprivation, and the overwhelming threat of atomic holocaust. The Class of 1957 graduates with the firm conviction that these are the pains hf birth, and not of death, which we are witnessing. Even as we take triumphant steps in Sisters Chapel, the world draws near the Commencement Day of an era more humane than any before it. Although we graduate from Spelman College today, 6111' years of study and worship and play here do not yet bear their finest fruit. In the striving, in the victories and defeats of our daily lives, in the support and help we offer to those we love,:and most of all, in the parts we play in hastening the new world era -? there the fruits of Spelman College will be born again and again. Thus, bf all that we have learned Ihere we value most the confidence in our own worth and abilities with which we go to meet these deeades. 5 No graduating students anywhere can say more of their college than that it nurtured them from adolescence to true womanhood. We believe this has been S'pelrnan Collegeas supreme centribution to us. In a large sense, then, the lamp of learning,'symbol of the Class of 1957, has been fueled by all of the far-iiung Spelman F amily, and especially by those who have been our fellow-students, Otir teachers, our guides toward Commencement Day. SPELMAN HYMN Spelman, thy name we praise, Standards and honor raise ; W611 ever faithful be Throughout eternity. May peace with thee abide And God forever guide Thy heights supreme and true, Blessings to you. Through years of toil and pain May thy dear walls remain Beacons of heavenly light, Undaunted by the fight; And when lif6s race is won, Thy noble work is done, Oh, God, forever bind Our hearts to Thine. DEDICATION The Seniors of 1957 are very proud to dedicate this yearbook to our President, Dr. Albert Edward Manley. Dr. Manley is a graduate of Johnson C. Smith University. He earned his MA. degree from Columbia University and his Ed. D. degree from Stanford University. In the past four years Spelman College has grown and prospered under the untiring leadership of Dr. Manley. The Class of 1957 feels honored to have been the class to enter with our President and to be the first class to spend four years under his administration. We hail our President and wish him every success in all his endeavors undertaken to make Spelman a better community. Thanks 11: Miss Doroi-hy Gulley: An orchid for Miss Dorothy Gulley, who has been the Sponsor of our class for two consecutive years! Her untiring efforts and helpful advice have been of great value to the Senior class. We will always remember her friendliness and her warm smile. Thanks 'l'o Mr. Walier L. Wallace: The Senior Class gives special thanks to Mr. Walter L. Wallace for the sustained energy and resourcefulness that he has rendered as our Yearbook Sponsor. In gratitude for his time and his chicient guidance of our efforts, we can do little but say uThank you? Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor . Advertisement Editor. Art Editor Caption Editor Photography Editor Subscription Editor Business Manager . Editorial Assistants Staff S ecretaries Yearbook Adviser English Adviser Financial Adviser . Senior Class Sponsor YEARBOOK STAFF ROSA RICE ETHEL WADDELL ALVIA ALEXANDER ANITA ATKINSON REBECCA GORDEN JUDITH F ISHER ELAINE McEwEN LAVERNE SAVAGE BOBBY BARKSDALE JEAN BLACKSHEAR BETTY BROWN RAY FRANCES GHATMAN CATHERINE COLLINS BARBARA GREEN HARVENIA HILL YVONNE JACKSON BETTY LOVEJOY ERNESTINE MILES MAMIE RUSSELL DELO WASHINGTON ALICE WATKINS MABLE WILLIAMS . JEANNE MOORE EVELYN SIMS MR. WALTER L. WALLACE DR. HELEN M. SANDERS MR. JOHN COE sts DOROTHY GULLEY ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF THE PRESIDENTS OFFICE Dr. Albert E. Manley became President of Spelman College in 1953. Dr. Manley is a graduate of Johnson C. Smith University. He was awarded the MA. degree from Columbia Univttrsity and the Ed. D. degree from Stanford University. He came to Spelman from North Carolina College at Durham, where he was Dean of the Undergrad- uate School. THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. MANLEY AT HOME Mrs. Dorothy Manley, the gracious companion of the president, is a familiar personality on our campus. She is sponsor of the Y.W.C.A. and is deeply interested in student affairs. She is a charm- ing hostess and an asset to the college community. DEAN OF INSTRUCTION Dr. Oran W. Eagleson is now in his third year as Dean of Instruction. He has the never-ending task of formulating course scheduleg for every student here at Spelman. He is also head of the Department of Education and Psychology. OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF WOMEN The office of the Dean of Women is the core of all social activities held at Spelman. Miss Mayme Jacobs UighU came to Spelman College as Dean of Women in 1955. She holds an AB. degree from Southern University and the MA. degree from New York University and has done further study at Syracuse University. Mrs. Marie Gopher 0er serves as Assistant Dean. She is a graduate of Clark College with an Ed. M. degree from Boston University. The secretary of the Office is Mrs. Isabel G. Webster tccntert, who received both her B.S. and LL. B. degrees from Boston University. PU BLICATIONS OFFICE Mrs. Vaughncziel Burch is a very proficient faculty secre- tary. She also scwes as Director of the Publications Office. She is the operator of the multilith machine found in this office and prints most of the programs and invitations for campus activities. Mrs. Burch received her professional training from the Minneapolis Business College. REGISTRAR'S OFFICE Miss Amelia E. Clark Gem be- came Registrar in 1954, She is a. graduate of Elmira College and received her MA. degree from Columbia University. The Assistant Registrar is Mrs. Grace J. Perry trightj, who earn- ed the HS. degree from Hampton Institute and the MA. degree from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. The secretary of this other: is Mrs. Dessa John- son, who received her degree from Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia. TREASURER'S OFFICE Mr. Lawrence J. MacGregor, President of the Board of Trus- tees, is Treasurer of Spelman COI- ledge. 0n the campus the oilice is in charge of Mr. John Cot trightL. Assistant Treasurer. He is a grad- uate of Hamilton College and the University of Michigan. Mrs. Helen Bell Brooks tcenteri is the cashier and Miss Marian Way tlefti is the bookkeeper. L ALUMNAE OFFICE Mrs. Ernestine E. Brazeal is our Alumnae Sacretary. She is in charge of preserving all records of Spclman history, Spelman graduates, and former Spelman students. She is also responsible for publication of the Spelman M essenger each quarter. Mrs. Brazeal is a Spclman grad- uate and received her MA. dc- grce from the University of Chicago. - I -' h i -. u ., . .. l4 .- . .- . H .3 ,9 q ., --r -U -' H n SECRETARIES Secretaries to the President are Mrs. Marian Shorter lupper rightl, Mrs. Jeanne Williams luppcr leftl, and Mrs. Thelma, P. Alston lnot picturedl. Their chief responsibilities are handling appoint- ments, answering the large volume of mail that comes to thc ofFlce, and caring for the office in the Presidentls absence. Mrs. Marjorie C. Spring llowcr leftl is the secretary to the Dean of Instruction and to Reverend Norman Rates, the College Minister. DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Mrs. A. T. W'ilsonJ Jr., came to Spclman in Sep- tember of 1956 to fill the position of Superinten- dent of Buildings and Grounds, Mr. Wilson is a graduate of Fort Valley State College. He has also done graduate study at Purdue Personnel Psychology Housing Institute, Fellowship Center, Wallingford, Pennsylvania. The secretary in the office of Buildings and Grounds is Mrs. Esther Ware, a graduate of Morris Brown College. w- unnamm HOSTESS Miss Ruth G. Rush is the oiECial hostess of Spelman Col- lege. Her duties involve preparing for guests and overseeing the general maintenance of the dormitories. THE LIBRARY The Iibrzuy, located in Giles Hall, has grown greatly since it began. The- collection of books and the new equipment such as audio-visual aids serve the needs of the faculty and students. Mrs. Mexico H. Miekelbury eupper rightL a graduate of Spel- man College and Atlanta University, is the College Librarian. Her assistant is Miss Alene B. Coley heroes Ieftj, who holds the A.B. and M.L.S. degrees from North Carolina College. Mrs. Amanda Bailey eacross rightj is acting assistant for 1956-1957. SNACK SHOP The Snack Shop was opened in 1955. It has be- come a favorite meeting place and a. necessary part of campus life for students at Spelman. In September of 1955, Mrs. Romell Patterson came to Spclman as manager of the shop. She attendcd Morris Brown College and has had ex- perience as manager of Spcnch Phamacy and of Yates and Milton Drug Stores in Atlanta. DINING HALL The Dining Hall, one of the most popular spots . on our campus, is located in Morgan Hall. Mr. Robert V. Cole, Dietitian and Dircctor 0f the Boarding Department, came to Spclman in September, 1953, after compli'ting internship at Frccdmank Hospital in WashingtonJ D. C. He received the 8.3. degree from Prairie View A. and M. College. Miss Gortrude Davis, a Spclman graduate who rcceivcd the MA. degree from Wayne University, is Assistant Dietitian. HEALTH SERVICES Mac Vicar Hospital was constructed in 1901 to provide a place for the practical training of nurses. No longt-r used for this purpose; the hospital now makes immediate medical care available to the student body and aids the students in the develop- ment of good health habits. Mrs. Mildred Harris Qnd from ler is the college nurse. She received her training at Homer G. Phillips Hospital in St. LouisJ Missouri Assimant to Mrs. Harris Hem is Mrs. Flossic Berry. LAUNDRY Mr. Alonzo M. Gamble: has been, for the past four yearsJ superintendent of our campus laundry. With a staff of eleven, he serves not only our campus but others afhliatcd with the Atlanta Univarsity Systcml I HOUS EMO'I'HERS Serving as housemothers in the dormitories are Mrs. E. Beatrice Brown and Mrs. Cammie Walker Uowcr lcftEI, Abby Aldrich Hall, Mrs. Magnolia Willis, Packard Hall, and Mi55 Roberta. Cifors, Morgan Hall hpictured lower righU , Mrs. Mary Mofiitt, Morehouse North and Mrs. Aline Howard, Morehouse South. They are not H pictured. ' FACULTY ART DEPARTMENT Miss Jenelsie Walden, a Spclman graduate who received the B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees from the Chicago Art Institute, has been at Spelman since 1952. Mr. Leo Katz is in his second year at Spelman as a John Hay Whitney Fellow and artisthin- residence. Mr. Katz was, until 1934, a member of the College of Fine Arts of New York Uni- versity. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. Helen T. Albro 0er has been head of the Biology Department since 1931. She was awarded the A.B., M.A., and PhD. degrees from Brown University. Dr. Albro is assisted by Dr. Barnett Smith trighth a Morehousc graduate who received the MS. degree from Atlanta University and the PhD. degree from the University of Wisconsin; Miss Eugenia V. Dunn tcentert, who holds the B.S. degree from Louisville Municipal College and the MS. degree from Atlanta University; Mrs. VVillarena. M. Williams t2nd from rightt, a. graduate of Talladega College who received the M.S. degree from Western Reserve University; and Miss Dorothy Gulley Qnd from leftj, who was awarded the A.B. degree from Spelman College. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Mr. X. L. Neal trighti has been a teacher of Chemistry at Spelman since 1934, with the exception of a brief absence in 1945-46. He received the BS. degree from Morehouse College, the M.S. degree from Atlanta University, and the Ph.C. degree from Meharry Medical College. The other member of the Department is Dr. Kimuel Huggins Hem, exchange teacher from Atlanta University. He is a Morehouse graduate who received the MS. and PhD. degrees from the University of Chicago. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Chaiman of this Department is Dr. Oran W. Eagleson tcenteri, who received his A.B., M.A., and PhD. degrees from Indiana University. Other members of the Department are: Miss Bazoline E. Usher Qnd from leftj , a graduate of Atlanta University, where she reteived her AB. and MA. degrees; Mr. Benjamin F. Bullock trighn, who holds the AB. degree from the University of Minnesota and the M.A. degree from Columbia University; Mrs. Selma T. Richardson t2nd from righti , graduate of Tuskegee Institute and Teashers College; Mrs. Beatrice E. Williams Uefti, who received the MA. degree from Teachers College, Columbia University; and Mr. Ransom Harris mot pieturedi, who is an exchange teacher from the Georgia Institute of Technology. r- - gghxa : ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. Helen Sanders tcentcrt, who received her graduate degrees from Syracuse University, is chairman of the English Department. . Other members of this Department are: Dr. John Wong-Quineey tstlandmg righth a graduate of the University of London and the Institute-Tllly 1n Berhn; Dr. Nathaniel Tillman, an exchange teacher from Atlanta Umverszty, where he heads the English Department; Mrs. Millicent D. Jordan tetandihg lefw, a Spclman graduate who received her MtA. degree from Columbta Unwemty; Dr. Thomas D. Jarrett, who received his A413. degree from Knoxville College, his MA. degree from Fisk Univershty, and hls Ph.D. degree from the University of Chlcago; MISS Arthrell P. Dupree tseated lefQ7 who was awarded the BA. degree by North Carolina College land the MA. degree by Claremont Graduate School in Claremont, California; and Miss Alene B. Coley tscated nghU, who holds the AB. and M.L.S. degrees from North Carolina College. FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Mrs. W. G. Thomas teentelj, serves as head of the Foreign Languages Department. She received the AB. degree from Boston University, the M.A. degree from Radcliffe College, and degrees from the Universite de Nancy and the Universite dc Paris. Teacher of Spanish is Miss Camilla Howard trightt , a Spclman graduate who received the MAI degree from Middlebury College and a degree from the Universite de Grenoble. Mrs. Clare L. Haac Ueftj, a teacher of French, received her BA. degree from Womanhs College in New Haven, her MA. degree from Pennsylvania State University, and a degree from the Universite de Paris. J31: rx-F-y HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Chairman of the Home Economies Department is Miss Gladys E. Cooper tbelow, lefty She holds the 3.8. degree from Ohio State University, the MS. degree from the State College of Washington, and has done further study at Syracuse and at Queen Elizabeth College, the University of London. Other members of the Department are M15. Frtddye 5. Henderson trightL a graduate of Southern University who received the MS. degree from New York Univcrsity; and Miss Gertrudc Davis, a Spclman graduate with the MA. degree from Wayne University. q-j-uu-nn-It- 22 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Since 1945, Mrs. Georgia C. Smith has been a teacher of mathematics at Spelman. Mrs. Smith received both AB. and M.A. degrees from the University 01' Kansas. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Willis L. James UighU is head of this Department. He received the A.B. degree from Morehouse College and holds an honorary doctorate from Wilberforce University. Other members of the Department are: Dr. Grace B. Boggs thd from lefn , who received her 3.8. degree from Hampton Institute and her MA. and PhD. from Columbia University; Miss Lilla J. Finch and from rightL who received her A.B. degree from Fisk University; and Mr. Earl A. Sanders Ueftj, who received his Bachelor of Music Education and MA. degrees from Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois. NURSERY SCHOOL Mrs. Selma T. Richardson has been director of the nursery school since 1953. She received her AB. degree from Tuskegee Institute and her MA. degree from Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity. In addition to her position as director of the nursery school, Mrs. Richardson teaches courses at Spelman College in child development and be- havior patterns of children. Assisting Mm. Richardson are: Mm. Rosa King, a graduate of Clark College; Mrs. Lena Sayles, a graduate of Tuskegee Institute and Ata lanta University; and Miss Betty Ruth Taylor, a graduate of Spelman College. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY Mrs. Jane Ross Hammer has been teacher of philosophy, ethics, and logic at Spelman since 1946. She did her undergraduate work at the University of North Carolina, and later received her MA. degree from the same unwemty. .i ii a PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Shirley McBay is the teacher of Physics at Spelman. A graduate of Pain: College at Augusta, Georgia, Mrs. M0333; is instructor of both general and household Physics. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Physical Education has always been required of Spelman students, but in 1955 this Department began offering a major in physical education. Dr. Ellen Duvall Uer , is the head of this Department. She received her Ph.D. degree from New York Univemity. Other instructors are Mrs. Geneva Weaver IIan from ler , dance instructor, who received her B.S. degree at West Virginia State College and hcr M.S. degree from Columbia University; Miss Rowena Baker i2nd from righU, swimming instructor, who is a graduate of Howard University; and Miss Lucinda Edwards trightL who holds the 13.5. degree from Tuskegee Institute and the M. A. degree from Northwestern University. DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION Reverend Norman M. Rates has been the C01- legc Minister since 1954-. He is a graduate of Lincoln Univcrsity and Oberlin Theological Scminary In addition to serving as College Minister, he is the teacher of Religion. SPEECH DEPARTMENT The Department of Speech, since 1954, has offered a minor in speech and drama to Spel- man students. Head of the department is Mr. Baldwin W. Burroughs, who is a. graduate of Wiley College and Northwestern University. He was awarded the M.F.A. degree by Yale University. 25 l L. l. I I I I i. SPEECH CLINIC The Speech and Hearing Ciinic has been located on the Spelman Coliege campus since 1953. Pictured i5 Mrs. Marian Gary, who has been an instructor at the Clinic for four years. She is a graduate of Spelman College. SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT Head of the Social Sciences Department is Mr. Howard Zinn t2nd from rightj, who received his A.B. degree from New York University and the MA. degree from Columbia University. Other members of the Department are: Dr. E. B. Williams tright centetjf an exchange teacher from the Economics Department at Morehouse College who received degrees from Morehouse and Atlanta University, and the Ph.D. degree from Columbia University; Dr. Clarence A. Bacote Qnd from leftL an exchange teacher from Atlanta University, who was awarded the A.B. degree from the University of Kansas and the MA. and the Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago; Mrs. Elizabeth Macomson Ucftt, a. Spclman graduate who received the M.A. degree: from Atlanta University; Mr. Walter L. Wallace trightj, a graduate of Columbia College with an M.A. degree from Atlanta University; and Mrs. Margaret N. Curry Heft centerL a. Spelman graduate, who holds the MA. degree from the University of Michigan. CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 27 i l ! u-vI-r-n-xu .- - .-. .. - F... I COMMITTEE ON STUDENT LIFE The Committee on Student Life has as its chairman Miss Eugenia V. Dunn. The secretary of this committee is Mrs. Isabel Webster and tht: assistant secretary is Miss Rosalyn Pope. SPELMAN STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION CABINET Left to right, back row: Vivian Stodghill, Parliamentarian; Ray F. Chatman, President; Evelyn Sims, Sccrctary-Treasurer. Left to right, front row: Helen Sawyer, Corresponding Secretary; Pauline Drake, Vice President; Mrs. Margaret Curry, Adviser. Y. W. C. A. CABINET The Young Women's Christian Association has as its President, Elaine McEwen; Vice President, Helen Langford; Secretary, Carolyn Crawford; and Treasurer, Geneva. Hood. Mrs. A. E. Manley is the advisor. WHOa'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Seated, left to right: Prcthcnia Kent, senior; Jeannell Stovall, junior; Ray F. Chat- man, senior; julivt Blackburn: junior; Rebecca Gordan, senior; Willie Dollie Glover, senior. Standing, left to right: Dclo Washington, senior; Pauline Drake, junior; Mamie Russell, senior. SUNDAY SCHOOL CABINET The Sunday School has as its officers Prethcnia Kent, Superintendent; Peggy Walker, Assistant Superintendent; Jean McRar', Secretary; Barbara Ponder, Treasurer. The faculty advisers are Mrs. Willarcna Williams and Rev. Norman Rates. 'I'HE GRANDDAUGHTERS' CLUB President, Kay Bell; Vicc President, Judith Fisher; Secretary-Treasurcr, Eleanor Haywood. The advisor is Mrs. Mexico Mickelbury. THE BIOLOGY CLUB President, Hannah Jackson; Vice Prcsidcnt, Ruth E, Baincs; Secrvtary-Trtasurer, Julia Foster. The advisor is Dr. Helen Albro. THE SPANISH CLUB Pmsivzlcrl'q JPanneIl Stevall; Vice President, Marilyn Francis; Secretary, Evelyn Lyons; Treasurer, Lucile Fultz. The advisor is Miss Camilla. Howard. THE FRENCH CLUB President, Daisy Slappy; Vice President, PcarIinc Adamson; Secretary-Treasurer, Virginia Harris. Mrs. W. G. Thomas is the adviser. THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB President, Janet Webster; Vice Prcsident, Rosa, Rice; Secretary, Kay Bell; Treasurer, Clare Green. Mr. Howard Zinn is the adviser. ... ' . f . .. - 1 ' V . President, Paula Sullivan; Vice President, Helen Langford. Mm Geneva. Weaver is the adviser. 1 THE DANCE CLUB I SWIMMING CLUB President, Janie Owens; Vice President, Jeanncll Stovall; Secretary, Minnie Boyer. Miss Rowena. Baker is the adviser. 33 1F-'. Min ix xx I1 W 1 1M THE LIBRARY CLUB President, Fannie Donalson; Vice Presidf'ntJ Bettye .-1 Ealcy; Secretary, Shirlcy McGee; Treasurer; Annie J. Thompson. Mrs. Mexico Mickelbury is the adviser. SISTERS OF THE SKILLET The Sisters of thc Skillet is an organization of the students who work in the dining hall. Miss Gertrude Davis is the adviser. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ALPHA KAPPA DELTA The Horn? Economics 0111b 15 an orgapizatiop 0f Alpha Kappa Delta is a national sociological honor th9SC ftudents who .31 ? horn? economlcs majors, society. Members of the Alpha chapter of Georgia Miss Gladys COOper 15 th'3 adVISOr- from Spelman arc Evelyn Sims, Secretary; Rosa Rice, Treasurer; Sheila Shcftall, Janet Webster, Gladys Arnold, and Delo Washington, Mr. Walter L. Wallace is a faculty mizmber 0f the society. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB President, Dollie Glover; Vice President, . Dclo Washington; Sccrctary, Mamie. Rus- . I sell; Treasurer, Eamcstine Jcnerettc. Dr. Oran W. Eaglcson is the adviser. SPELMAN COLLEGE GLEE CLUB The Spelman College Glee Club is one. of the most popular organizations on the campus. It has a membership of approximatrly scvcnty Spclman women who seek to exemplify fine musicianship under thv din-ction of Willis L. james. Mr. James, a folkiorist and music director, is also a composer of more than one hundred songs, many of which have been published and are sung by groups through- out the country. Such songs as Hind Thou Hast BCCD Our Dwelling PIach and uGloria. Dei Maxima', were composed especially for thc Glee Club by the director. Lil . James is the recent recipient of an honorary doctorate from W'ilbcrforcc Uni- versity for his distinctive musical ability. In addition to giving an annual concert, the Glee Club periodically furnishes music for vcspers and performs in the annual Spring and Christmas Carol Concerts. ORCHESTRA Thc orchestra was rmrganizcd this year under the direction of Mr. Earl Sanders. Members are: Paula Sullivan, Jeanncll Stovall, Thelma Johnson, Vivian Stodghill, 1 Nancy Mcnchan, Jacquelyn Ficldrr, Mary Bacon, Ray F. Chatman, Yvonne Miller, . Frances Ellison, jcnccy Penny, and Corafycc Williams. .vou .n-u- :- THE ATLANTA- MOREHOUSE-SPELMAN PLAYERS During our four years at Spelman, thc A-M-S Players have offered us the best in dramatic performances. Under the skilled direction of Mr. Baldwin W. Burroughs, this theat- rical unit has presented outstanding productions cvcry year. The A-M-S Players have done such memorable plays as Medea, in an adaptation by Robinson Jeffers, in 1953; The Male Animal, by James Thurber and Elliott Nugent, and The Merry Wives of Windsor, by William Shakespeare, in 1954; The Burning Class, by Charles Morgan, and Thor, With Angel:, by Chris- topher Fry, in 1955; A Comedy of Errors, by William Shakespeare, and The Assumption of Hannele, by Gcrhart Hauptmann, in 1955; and this year, An Inspector Calls, by J. B. Priestley. Through the years, Mr. Burroughs has demonstrated his ability to choost: notable plays and well-knit casts and to make creative use of limited stage facilities. t 1.: h: t't' v -. - 'I'HE CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT The Christmas Carol Concert is an annual event instituted by President Emeritus Florence 1N1. Read thirty ycars ago. It has since grown to be one of the most im- portant events on the campus. Each year Sisters Chapel overflows with the thousands of people from all ovPr the city and state who come- to hear the Atlanta-Morehouse- Spelman Chorus and the Glee Clubs from Morehouse and Spelman. The Chapel is elaborately decorated each year for this event. Huge green Christmas wreaths decorated with red ribbon are hung between the windows on each Side Of the Chapel. Placed in each window are bundles of cvt'rgrtten and holly from which white Candles rise. A cross of red berries against a background of magnolia leaves covers the central door on the stage. A lighted star hangs ahtwe the cross. Mr. Willis L. James, head of the Music Department, conducted the Carol Con- cert this year. The Concert was formerly conducted by Mr. Kemper Harreld, who retired in 1955. 1 MURDECAI JOHNSON VIRC-IL Fox 3 1 0.... C C G e 'I C C. C O O t I I C C C C I I O t i... J... 1' 0.000...i hoo'OOO 1.! fi .00... O O O O 0.03.? MILLICENT MCINTOSH VISITORS ON THE CAMPUS During the school yrrar Spclman College welcomes many distinguished visitors from near and far. Those lecturers, concert artists, and entertainers always feel at ease with the Spelman family. In turn the Spclman family gains a deeper apprecia- tion of the. qualities which those guests represent. 41 FOUNDERS DAY Each year, Spelman College celebrates Founders Day in honor of Miss Sophia B. Packard and Miss Harriet E. Giles, who founded this institution in 1881. This is the time when the Spela man family rcdcdicates itself win the ideals Of our Founders and Our zeal to do good works in the Spirit Of our school. This is the time when the happy seniors march in their academic regalia for the first time. All in all, it is the time when. all Spelmanites pledge their eHorts through participation and contributions to the continued success of Spelman College. The procession, composed of distin- guished guests, faculty members an students, leading to Sisters Chapel 0111 Founders Day. Founders Day platform guests. Decoration of the Memorial Plaque by the Granddaughters Club in honor of the Founders of Spclmau College. The portrait of President Euler- itus Florence M. Read is unveiled by Mrs. Victoria Simmons, oldest living graduate of Spclrnan Col- lege. Miss Read, Mrs. Laurancc S. Rockrfellcr and President Al- bert E. Manley watch the cere- mony. HOME COMING CORONATION Crowning of Misg Maroon and White, Paula. Sullivan. HOMECOMING Miss Maroon and White and her attendants at the homecoming game. RECEPTION Miss Maroon and White and her court at the reception following the coronation. win... .lr um wru- . S.S.A. DANCE MASQUER ADE BA LL MAROON AND WHITE BALL I 4.6 AUTOGRAPHS SENIORS mi-nx-iu- CLASS HISTORY The day was brisk when the class of 1957 arrived on the Spelman College campus. A four-year journey had been planned for the group and as they began it, the route marked out for them appeared dim. Not very long after- wards, however, a lamp, the symbol of the class, was given to them to illumine the way. The light flickered as the Caravan made the first year's joumey. Led by Ray Frances Chatman, president; Sharon Enix, vice president; and Ernestine Hill, secretary; the class achieved a victory when they won first prize for the class song written by Rebecca Garden and Jerolean Dorsey. Our light is shining, All the world rejoice. Our hearts are pining For your blessed choice. To you were singing With a cheerful voice ; To you dear Spelman Our hearts are true To you dear Spelman We will be true. Janie Butler received the May Sherer Mac Gregor Prize as the member of the freshman class who had made the greatest advance during the school year, academically and socially. The New York Spelman Club awarded LaVerne Savage 3. yeafs tuition, while Delo Washington became the recip- ient of the Adams-Hamilton award as the freshman who attained the highest scholarship record. The flame of the lamp soared a bit higher as the class entered its second year of travel. With Ray Frances Chat- man as president and Dollie Glover as secretary, the band witnessed more victories. Clara Lunceford and Alice Holly shared the Peter James Bryant prize. Ruth Etta Baines received the J. Louise Fowler Loyalty Fund Scholarship. With energy galore, the group harmonized their way to another victoiy as they again captured first prize for the pep song written by Rebecca Garden. Happy are the Sophomores On this Rally Day Do you know the reason? Listen what we say; We will win this race! We will win this race! This is why we are so happy We will win this race. The halfway mark of the journey was reached and the flame of the lamp shone brightly as it leaped still higher, for progress had certainly been made. As juniors, led by Rebecca Gorden, president; Olivia Johnson, vice presi- dent; and Prethenia. Kent, secretary; the class trekked onward. Further encouraging victories included the Florence M. Read. award, won by Dollie Glover, and the Amy Chad- wick scholarship, awarded to Barbara Ponder. Ray Frances Chatman received the Trevor Amett Scholarship, while Delo Washington became the recipient of the Peter James Bryan Prize. The group sang their way to another victory as they won first prize for the third consecutive time with the pep song. Weill all rise up together United we will stand. W611 all sit down together A happy Junior band. Well! keep alive in seventy-live We'll keep alive in seventy-five Welll keep alive in seventy-fwe We'll all r-i-s-e- up to-gether. We are seniors now and our journey is almost ended here at Spelman. Our lamp has served us well. In these four years, this lamp of knowledge, truth, and'love has led us to our present womanhood. We leave our well trodden paths behind us as guides for those who follow. Before us are wider and more challenging horizons to conquer. But we do not fear them or turn our backs to them because we know that as our light is shining now it will always be shining in the future, wherever we go. DORIS MAE ABERCROMBIE Major.- Art Minor: Elementary Education Very helpful . . . P11 do it for you . . . uI-Icrn-tee . . . Skin you love to touch. ALvm ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Major: Social Science M inor: Elementary Education Fancy pcnmanship . . . Sho 'nuffw . . . conscientious . . . neat . . . HThe P for mef' . . . friendly . . . nice to work with. anm ALEXANDER Major: Home Economics Minor: Related Sciences Neat and wcll-groomed . . . Hey Prez . . . Babs . . . W need afcw more days . . . good seamstress. NANNIE ELIZA ARCHIE M ajor: Music Minor.- Elementary Education Cooperative . . . true Spelman cit- izen . . . Ben . . . Wrou know . . . quiet and well mannered. ERNESTINE ARNOLD Major: English M inor: Elementary Education Tina . . . loves music . . . q'm not going to supper today because they have liver . . . quiet . . . beautiful voice. GLADYS IRENE ARNOLD M a jar: Social Science M inonr Secondary Education, History Conscientious . . . clear thinker. . . U. W. . . . well-read . . . 801 is the game. . . mYeah, honey? GLADYS ANITA ATKINSON Major: Art Minor: Social Science Artistically inclined . . . youngest in class . . . Texans . . . uMiss Alphan . . . loves to dance . . . JimY-,! BOBBIE JEAN BARKSDALE Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Scientific card player . . . I ainT' . . . loves to dance . . . inquisitive . . . modest . . . Bob. SYLVIA HENRIETTA BLACKMON M ajor: English M inors: Spanish and Education Mama's baby . . . W wish Earnest would call me . . . I'm hungry? MELBA DEANNE BOSTICK Major: Music Minor: French Reserved . . . Little Genius, and for what:Fm . . . good answers. . . interesting person to know. BETTY BURTS BROWN Major: Biology Minor: Secondary Education Enthusiastic personality . . . petite . . . Got to write my Dawson, . . . gets more mail than the postman . . . Good night, earth pcopltn', ELIZABETH BRYAN Major: Biology Minor: Psychology Sleeps a lot . . . Liz . . . well read . . . Pantomimic singer in chapeP' . . . perfect lady. .5. .' joy SIMMONS BUSTAMANTE Major: Social Science Minor: English i: Very talkative . . . J . . . Tally Ho . . . What's to eat? . . . always smiling. RAY FRANCES CHATMAN M ajor: Biology Minor: Music Ambitious . . . Never stop until work is done . . . sympathetic. . . good common judgment . . . quiet versatile . . . likable . . . friendly smile. RUBY HANDSPIKE CLAY M ajor: Social Science M inor: Elementary Education Industrious . . . nMy children, . . . has lots of initiative. LOUISTINE OND'RA COBB M ajor: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Soft voice . . . What ya. talkin' about honey? . . . scientiflc card player . . . helpful . . . a. winning smile . . . Did anybody call me ? CATHERINE DELORES COLLINS Major: Psychology M inor: Elementary Education Stately. . . 'Kit:y ' . . . Bul-lock that's it . . . Our attendant to Miss Maroon and White. RENELDA Cnoss Major: English M inor: Elementary Education Very quiet, but gets loud occa- sionally . . . Good grief . . . Pen . . . !tRaY'$, 52 CATHERINE JACQUELYN DAVIS Major.- Mathematics M inors: Biology and Education Fast walker . . . ;Hclen, let's make some c0366, . . . Seven is my bid . . . gKitty. DEANNA DAVIS Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Dec . . . We had a. good lunch at Hcmdon today? BETTYE JEAN EARL Major: English Minor: Secondary Education Ardent seamstress . . . girl with the Southern drawl . . . B. JP . . . Pm so tired and hungry . . . Pre5t0nf, FRANCES DELANIE ELLISON Major: Biology Minor: Secondary Education Eager to give advice . . . loves to sing. . . endless chatter . . . can be serious . . . Thee I love . . . tGwinn is the name. JACQUELYN YVONNE FIELDER Major: Biology Minor: Secondaly Education Rapid conversationalist . . . Hobby is sewing. . . KIMr. Joe . . . K Me and my daddy . . . loves duty work . . . very agreeable . . . per- fect mimic. JUDITH GAIL FISHER M afar: Psychology Minor: Education Industrious . . . i My father said . . . Gets to places even though shek late . . . Pretty smile. MADELYN LUCILE FOSTER Major: Music Miuor: Education Quiet one . . . Whihat chee mean . . . Shug . . . talks with slight drawl. MARIAN ELIZABETH GALASHAW Major: English Minors: Elementary Education, History Pleasant smile . . . What are you reading for Dr. Jarrett? . . . pleasing disposition. WILLIE DOLLIE CLOVER Major: Psychology Miuor: Biology A true Spelmanitc . . . always dc- pendablc. . . busier than any bee . . . iAnything I can do to helpEm . . . A faithful Ym member. REBECCA GORDEN Major: English Minors: French, Secondary Education Industrious . . . What did you say? . . . Change of mood . . . pensive . . . loves to write poetry. BARBARA ELOISE. GREEN Major: English M51301 : Elementary Education Cecil, the Morehouse man next door! . . . i13h Glory . . . Got to check the Chorus roll? FRANCES JANET HADLEY Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Little voice . . . T'Axerything adds up to Gcorgg, . . . economical . . . Dr. Jarrett, I don,t quite under- Stand. SHIRLEY WASHINGTON HANKS Major: Social Science Minor: Elementary Educattion Friendly . . .carly to bed and early to rise.. . w13h, if I could get a letter from anybody? . . . coopera- tive. ROSE MARIE HARRIS Major: English Minor.- ElEmentary Education WE? . . . Anybody going to the library ? . . . Three in the street . . . TTough situation . . . Moody. HARVENIA MAMIE HILL Major: Biology Minor: Secondary Education Chronic biologist . . . Anyway and sStuff are the words . modest and sophisticated . . . H65 so sweet . . . Pm on a. diet today. ALICE AURELIA HOLLY Major: English Mainor: French Well read . . . Mush . . . late sleeper . . . studious . . . quiet, but interesting. HELEN LOUISE HORTCIN Major: English M inor: Secondary Education Petite. . . Kitty, herds your little sister . . . neat . . . well groomed . . . Milton will be home soon. HAN NAH LEE RUTH JACKSON Major.- Biology Minor: Secondary Education uI don,t quite agree with that . . . Listen everybody, Hannah Jacksofs in town . . . q-Ioncy Bun? m 3 RUTH YVONNE JACKSON Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Neal; and petite . . . mxfod, . . . quite studious . . . Wkw, Child . . . unforgettable personality . . . whuh? NORMA, LEE JENKINS Mafor: Home Economics Minor: Relamd Sciences Quiet . . . my Sclma boy . . . unconcerned. DOROTHY ANNE JOHNSON Major.- Home Economics M inor: Related Sciences Quiet . . . quite appreciative . . serious and reserved . . . thought- ful . . . a bright smile. GLENDA MARILYN JOHNSON Major: Music Minor: Drama Dramatic personality . . . Hello, Patty? . . . nGot to get B,s lessor? ...amemberofthc Big3 . . . Wefil remember her in An In- spector Calls. JULm AYODELE D. JOHNSON Major.- Home Economics Minor: Related Sciences Quaint sense of humor . . . good conversationalist . . . friendly . . . a person you'll remember after you knew her. OLIVIA VIVIANNE JOHNSON Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education Real crazy. . . cool and serene . . . studious . . . ardent student teacher. -rrn-uw-.. u... an. 56 JANICE JONES M a jar: Home Economics M imr: Related Sciences Jese . . . neat hair style . . . lik- able . . . Rcally . . . yeah, is that true? . . . a promising home econ- omist. MARY ALICE JONES M ajor: Home Economics Minor: Related Sciences Friendly . . . very cooperative and understanding. . . We1l you know? PRETHENIA JOYCE KENT Major: Psychology Minor: Biology Unforgettable personality . . . Come to Sunday SchooP, . . . $3.111 . . . winter rufHed pfs. . . doorknocker in the morning. CLARIGE LAMPKIN Major: Social Science Minor: Elementary Education Neat . . . petite . . . Melvin . . . Honcy, I airft going to worry about it. BARBARA ANNE LEWIS Major: Mathematics Minor: Secondary Education Studious . . . mey' . . . q,m going, but I deft know what they have. BETTYE ANN LOVEJOY Major: Art M inor: Elementary Education Highly imaginative . . . artistically inclined . . . 11h chilcP, , . . nPlec- ze-poogie-poogie? ELAINE JULIA MCEWEN M afar: Biology Minor: Secondary Education Evcrything in terms of biologw . . . reserved and cooperative . . . wThat really irritates mt? . . . ex- presses opinions readily. FANNIE BELLE MALONE Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Oh, those eyes . . . quiet and re- served . . . neat . . . sweater girl . . . Pm on a diet . . . unassum- ing . . . uClose that closet door. LUETTA KING MARKS M afar: Social Science M Enor: Elementary Education Conscientious student . . . swed little wife and mother. . . pleasing personality. EDDLIA VICTORIA MARSHALL Major: Biology Minor: Education NAOMI JIMMIE MARSHALL Major: English Minor: Music Distinctive giggle . . . great imita- tor . . . Nay , . . . George is the word. ERNESTINE MILES Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Has exquisite taste . . . distinctive laugh . . . Stinky . . . conscien- tious student teacher. 57 r-x-ja- . .- 58 YVONNE LEIGH MILLER Major: Biology Minor: Psychology Poised . . . Wt weft mincw . . . discriminating . . . WVhen thou comethf' EMMA. JEAN MOORE Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Sweet personality . . . Got to see Bob now . . . nice to be around . . . Hon, I pass? HARRIETTE EUGENIA OWENS Major: Biology Minor: Secondary Education WINONA PAUL M a for: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Likes to sleep . . . wNuna . . . talkative . . . Mel . . . well man- nered . . . Hush yd mouth child. FRANCES ALLENA PETERSON Major: Social Science Minor.- Elementary Education Perfect smile . . . q tease a lot, but I dorft play . . . unforgettable personality. BARBARA JEAN PONDER Major: Biology Minor: Secondary Education Oh that giggle . . . has strong convictions . . . Wa.1t . . . Do you want to pay your dues? . . . Always good for a laugh. GEORGIA PRINCE Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Lil Red Riding Hood . . . Hey Luckie Puckie . . . a promising student teacher . . . WET: 50 tired, . . . dresses hair well . . . Wk Bad $B,.II MARY LOUISE RAWLS Major: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Industrious . . . sincere in studies. DOROTHY REDDING Major: Biology M inor: Secondary Education Known for jewelry . . . W'ou know . . . deep laughter . . . nice to be around. ROSA LEE. RICE M a jar.- Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Talks endlessly . . . But, how- ever . . . a laugh all her own . . . has answers when there are none . . . studious . . . promising politi- cian. MAMIE GRAY R US SELL M ajor: Psychology Minor: Mathematics Successful president . . . under- standing and cooperative . . . cool and calm in decisions . . . Saun- ders . . . Attendant to Miss Maroon and White. LAVERNE SAVAGE Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Good student . . . Lamba, . . . What am I here foriw . . . Tele- phone call three times a. week. SHELIA ELEANOR SHEFTALL Major: Social Science M inor: Secondary Education Epitome of composure . . . That s so cute . . . wcll-dressed . . . loyal . . . dependable. EVELYN PENOLA SIMS M ajor: Social Science Minors.- Histoxy, Secondary Education Model type . . . W've got to go to a meeting . . . jovial, but can be serious . . . ambitlous. DAISY BELLE SLAPPY M ajor: French M 57107: Elementary Education Good student. . . inspired student teacher. . . good athlete . . . good card player. MARGARET JEAN SMITH Major: English Minors: Secondary Education, Music Sweet person to know . . . mama's girl . . . Frank . . . Honey, do you know what? . . . serious. . . meticulous. MARY AGNES STEPHENS Major: Social Science M inor: Elementary Education Friendly . . . MeIody . . . mis- takes roommate for sister . . . reads a lot. VIVIAN SALENE STODGHILL Major: Music M inof: Secondary Education Musically inclined . . . dependabie . . . Did my callers come? . . . WThat ole bow . . . reasons well . . . nervous wreck. JOSELLA THOMAS Major: English Minor: Secondary Education Temperamental . . . 16'. . Ronald is the work? . . . good librarian . . . We1l, I feel like this. ETHEL LOUISE WADDELL Major: English Minors: History, Secondaxy Education Most emphatic. . . Want to see my Riley today . . . a. promising card sharp . . . Oh, thafs so pretty? . . . compliment for any- thing and anybody. GWENDOLYN PAGE WALKER M ajor: Home Economics M inor: Related Sciences Very neat and petite . . .friendly and sweet . . . born seamstress. PEGGY JOYCE WALKER M afar: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Will be remembered as Hannelc . . . loves records. . . sentimental . . ambitious . . . Mikc , . . . dramatic personality. DELO ELIZABETH WASHINGTON M afar: Social Science Minor: Psychology Thoughtful . . . PVC got to get my rest . . . individualist . . . conscientious student . . . ex- presses opinion readily. ALICE MAE WATKINS Major: English Minor: Elementary Education Soft spoken . . . dependable . . . R0osevelt, my heart . . . aim I.?I! 61 - ......-,:-.:- ... DOROTHY LUCILE WHITE M afar: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Quiet and seclusivc . . . Wlhild . . . has subtle humor. Bram WHITED M afar: Home Economics Minor: Education Discriminate . . . loves to sew . . . Johnnie is the word . . . ancy, she is tore up . . .friendly srrule. Mum CAROLYN WILLIAMS Major: English Minor: EducatiOn Friendly . . . Bill .. . WVho are you talking about? . . . Always good for a laugh . . . loves fun. JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN JUNIORS PEARLINE ADAMSON JULIA ANDREWS HELEN SHIRLEE BARTLETT JULIET Domas BLACKBURN c: 1X; ,if MARY BOLDEN YVONNE BROWN ANN VENEICE Cox HELEN LENORA DAVIS PAULINE. DRAKE Bum EALEY DOLLIE Epps CLAIRE GREEN AUGUSTA HUB? PEGGY JONES HELEN LANGFORD HATTIE VIRGINIA HARRIS MINNIE MCFADDEN PHYLLIS MCKINNEY JEAN ALTA MGRAE SHIRLEY YVONNE LARKINS IUSAII MILLICENT PETERS MARWL MORGAN HUELLEN MORGAN ROSALYN MITCHELL 65 66 SARALYN RICKS CAROL DEAN STEWART Gum's THOMAS DENTYE SMITH JEANELL STOVALL CAROLYN TUCKER Norm SMITH PATRICIA SUDDETH BETTY ANN WALTON SHIRLEY STARNES PAULA KATHLEEN SULLIVAN JANET WEBSTER SOPHOMORES .L'ih- : :a A ..' .A ' E; GLADYS A. Azzncnoumz MARGARET ANN Anon: MINNIE L123 ALDERMAN JOAN A. E. ANTHONY MAMIE PETERS BALDWIN MINNIE Luz, Boys; HAnnmm DEAN BROWN DOROTHY! R. CmTHERS DOROTHY Lows: CDLEHAN CAROLYN CRAWFORD MARIAN LOUISE. DIXON Bn-rm JEWEL Ecnons Ross Mung Fos-rzn. MARILYN Auousu Pumas FRANCES CMmou. GLovsn Janus YVONNE 1m GWENDOLYN D. ISAACS HURSCHELL P. JACKSON Cnms'rma BENN Janna JAMIE Dnonns JOHNSON ANNA Gusrmn JONES JUNE Gum: KING Dawns Lon: Many MCDOWELL manure: MURRAY Jami; Inna OWENS Amman Pnnmon GERALDINE Pzzx Rosaum E. Porn 0mm. Lotus: Pomn Mama MAP. Pusan? DOROTHY M. 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'31 ! fi' ,8! i; : Fl 'r E E E E :h 1' r '39:; L. . A'F 3:.1' 1' :3: 2 - IHIIHIIH Iiim 'IH'F' F w inmunmmm, I-x ; :13 NH .f5! 75 I. SPELMAN COLLEGE SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME bercrombie, Dons, ' lexander, Alvia Elizabeth... : '- - hie, Nannie E11221- -1 ' old, Emestine-...-............................-..... . -!- old, Gladys Irena. ' l tkinson, Gladys Anita... j : 'ncs, Ruth Etta. ..................................... .. -.-: ksdale, Bobbie Jean ......................... A ADDRESS 120 E. Broad St., Fairbum, Ga. 1345 Hunter Rd., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 24-8 Avenue, W. Birmingham, Ala. 62 Mcldom Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. ..1076 Lena St, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. ....322 Meerscheidt Street San Antonio 3, Texas 806 S. Alston Ave., Durham, N. C. 487 Forrest Rd, N. E. Atlanta 12, Ga. 1n tt, Ada. ................................................ Route 2, Box 97, Robbins, N. C. a ray, Mrs.Ag116:s Blasingame ......... 1 H ilackmon Sylvia Henrietta... I: -ackshear,jean La Rue l : m.tick, Melba Deanne....1.................... :- 11 wn, Mrs. Betty Burts. ...................... g E . an, Elizabeth .......................................... .5. 'uggs, Mrs. Carrie ................................... 1h atman Ray Frances ........ ullins, Catherine Delores '1 . ley, Joyce Oneida. ............................ :vis, Catherine Jacquelyn .............. 2 1 -ps, M15. Dollie ....................................... -- .' ldcr, Jacquelyn Yvonne -.her, judith ............................................... 1595 Archer St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. ' 'ntcr, Madelyn Lucille ...................... 507 E. Frederick St., Gaffncy, S. C. 51 - . ashaw, Marian .......... ..P. 0. Box 103, Chapel Hill, N. C. . . 1; Willie Dollie '3 .rden, Rebecca........ 286 Burbank Dr., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. ..708 W. Princetnu, College Park, Ga. :....1192 Simpson Rd., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. 1166 Fountain D11, Atlanta, Ga. 398 Parkway Dr., N. E., Apt. '1? 1 Atlanta, Ga. Box 64, Galax, Va. 392 Bowen Circle, S. W., Apt. :95 Atlanta, Ga. 5. w., ...128 Griffin SL, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. ...1135 Harwell St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. 32315 Beverly Place, Wayne, Mich. 1.. .ss, Renelda. ............................................ Route 1, Box 210, Swainsboro, Ga. 615 W. Columbia Ava, Col1egc Park, Ga. 'avis, Deanna ........................................... P. O. Box 483, Lonoke, Arkansas -:1, Betty ......................... .. .944- Violet Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga. 'on, Frances Delanie ....................... 965 Ira St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 987 Ira St, S. W., Atlanta, Ga. ..339 Ashby Sn, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. .. 1389 jefferson St, Macon, Ga. ..877 Rock St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. i'l- 131-1, Barbara. ........................................ 1150 Fair St.J S. W., Atianta, Ga. 1- : anks, Shirley Washingttm .............. '5, Rose Marie ............. 513 Butler St, Westminster, S. C. ..9380 S. Stewart Ave., Chicago 20, Ill. -1 I. 1, Harvem'a. Mamie. .................... 1669 Simpson Rd., N. W. Atlanta, Ga. -11y, Alice Aurelia. .................................. Route 2, Box ll-A, Tuscaloosa, Ala. , Hannah Lee Ruth ............... 1409 West Broadway, Ocala, Fla. . .- an, Ruth Yvonne ............................. 1390 Hunter Rd., I-i tics, Mrs. Ernestine .......................... 351 Oliver St., N. W., Apt. 1116 Atlanta, Ga. crcttc, Earnestine Alverta. ..... 323 South Cherry St., Adel, Ga. . 'ns, Norma Lee ............................ ...700 Center Place, S. W., Birmingham, Ala. .. :11, Dorothy Anne. ...................... 1807 S. Holt St, Montgomery, Ala. n n, Glenda Marilyn .................. 370 Court St, Welch, W. Va. 5. W.,At1anta., Ga. NAME ADDRESS Johnson, Julia. Ayodeie Dosumu......Sinkor, Monrovia, Liberia, Africa. Johnson, Olivia Vivianne ..................... 14-01 E. Eighth St., West Point, Ga. Jones, Jamcem- ...21 Alvin Place, Inwood 95, N. Y. Jones, Mary Alice............... ...227 Arch St, Athens, Ga. Kent, Prethenia Joyce. ...222 Bullock St, Statesbom, Ga. Lampkin, Clarice..........................................1525 Amanda St., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Lewis, Barbara Anne361 Westchester Blvd, N. W., At1anta, Ga. Lovcjoy, Bettye 1911111702 Villa Nova St., Cuthbert, Ga. McDonald, Addie Lee. ...2864- 27th St., Birmigham 7, Ala. McEwen, Elaine Julia............ ............. 40 West Lake Ave., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. 815 Kennedy St, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. 292 Richardson Rd, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. ...353 Irwin St.,N.E.,At1anta,Ga. ..P. O. Box 251 Lexington Miss. ..839 Drummoncl St. S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 189 Chicamauga Place, S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 1610 Fayetteville St, Durham, N. C. 253 Sciple Terrace, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Moore, Emma Iean3343 Belt Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Oglctree, Jeanetta...........................1...........842. Third St, N., Birmingham, Ala. Owens, Harriett... ..11 Leach St, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Paul, 1411110111521 W. Adair Sn, Valdosta, Ga. Peterson, Frances..........................................699 Formwalt St, S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Ponder, Barbara Jean. 1133 Jones St, Forsyth, Ga. Prince, Georgia.................................... ....16 Center St, Bessemer, Ala. Redding, Dorothy......................................422 W. Temple Ava, College Park, Ga. Rice, Rosa Lec-217 Roach St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Russell, Mamie Gray323 W. Rankin Ava, Gastonia, N. C. Savage, 1aVernc...... .1171 High, Wheeling, W. Va. Shcftall, Sheila Eleanor.........1.1.1-1.... 127 Madison St, Macon, Ga. Sims, Evelyn Pcnola.....-..........................250 Palisade Ava, Spartanburg, S. C. Slappy, Daisy Beile......... .P. 0. Box 702, Apopka, Fla. Smith, Margaret Jean... .Route 4, Box 559, Newman, Ga. Stephens, Mary Agncs... .2344 Earle St, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Stodghill, Vivian Salene.................-.....515 Whitehall Terrace, S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Route 2, Box 78, Hawkinsville, Ga. 238 Sampson St, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. . ..1008 Westmoor Dr., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. ......516 John St., $15477, Atlanta, Ga. ...1014 North St, Beaufort, S. C. 313 McDaniel St, S. W., Apt. 149 Atlanta, Ga. P. O. Box 322, Uniontown, Ala. 1912 S. Center St., Birmingham, Ala. 853 Bcckwith St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Malone, Fannie Belle Marks, Mrs. Luetta ng Marshall, Edolia Victoria... Mamha11,NaomiJ............. Mayfield, Loyrene Juanitam... Miles, Emcstme Miller, Yvonne Lalgh Mitchell, Hattle- Thomas, Josella Waddell, Ethel Louise... Walkcr, Peggy Joyce...... Ward Frances Delores... Washington, Dclo Elizabethm Watkins, Alice Mae White, Dorothy Lucille.....-.................... Whited, Bettye Gene- Wiliiams, Mable 79 c-usu-u ho g- way 122? 3':- PATRONS Mrs G. T. Alexander-m Prof. and Mrs. W J Alt01'1u11ndHSon Mrs Irene Arnold... ...... Dr. and Mrs. J D Atkmson Mrs. Eloise Barksdale ...... . M155 Genclla A. Barncr Miss Alma L Boswell Mr. and Mrs. James Bra11111am... M15.B1.atriccE.Brow11-. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Brunsor1........ Mr and Mrs B. 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