Alabama State University Montgomery - Hornet Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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ARNOLD WRIGHT. Red Tuscaloosa, Ala. 'Red' is now in captivity. Pirate Varner captured him. MARY DANIEL. Rene Wetumpka. Ala. How did Mary get so brilliant so quickly ? WILLIE MAE WILLIS, Agestine Montgomery. Ala. She is a new girl. but we know that she's nice. TRUNETTA VARNER, True Birmingham, Ala. Shaw 3 good looking girl wlho captured 'RetP Wright instantly. ABRAHAM MARTIN. ' Abe Thomasvilie. Ala. uHe is the Eheikinrest sheik on the campus. BETTIE PIPPEN, Bet Birmingham, Ala. She is sincere in all of her undertakings. MARIE THOMAS Montgomery, Ala She will never become lonely since she al- ways seeks the companionsship o! oth- ers. BESSIE LEWIS, Wiesm Newburn. Ala. Bess is able to find some gomd in every- thing. ALBERT MARTIN. Al Montgomery. Ala. He and Miss R. P. don't seem 11.0 get along 50 well now. Why? NINE'I'EIL'N H UNDRED T IVEN' 'l'-NINE - HHIIlHIIlIIIIHIIHI lHHIHIIHHIHIIHJHH it

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PAUL BASCOMB Birmingham, Ala. boy rertnir'ly luhl's a mean saxa- ORE. RUBY BALLARD Montquuwz'y. Ala. .:y ahe'll becunw an efficient typ- I k DDUGLAS MCFADDEN, 4 Mack'4 Thnmasvillv. Ala. 1H- m quiet and dignified fellow. LELA LEVERETTE. '4Pearlee Montgomery. Ala. is mood, noble and true, with high as- pintiona. ROSA KENNEDY. HPulLv Little R'wk. Arkansas .il a very friendly girl and is kind hi everyone. JAMES COLLINS. Jim Tuscaloosa. Ala. :fS Itudious. sensible und sedate. CARRIE TRIMBLE Montzonwry. Ala. p.- 15 ylannim: tn became a Home Econ- :94:qu Teaeher. L'OTIS BROOKS. Big Brooks Carruliton. Ala. drives to make every day count. HENRIETTA BU RKS Allenvillu, Ala. . not content with allowing thin . gs tn 7 .. IE- they are, but 31 - M to bEtter themy ways makes 8f as. VQN'A'MHIIIEHL!I333! LI' .'JI'II'J.:11Lru.q ,- . : 4 WWMITF R ':4I!I -'+1':r - : ME, H '5 - 4 H1; 1451 ....p Crh t 5 ' - --- ' .- -- . F ! 9 8 Drug :2:IIHHHIII4mImIHItmIIIIHmmrJmmmum. ' 4' 13? 9' w -X $ NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE

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lI1IIIII'IMIHJI'IEIHleIIHrIllflHI'HHHHUH Wreshman gbrophecy a' f'ving in New York from an eight year hunt in the ungles of Afri- , .ather out of place in the modern New York, which was several er than the New York of old. However, my only companion; line, whom I persuaded to accompany me on my adventure into Tim was more at home in Africa: ed an air taxi of which Otis Brooks was the driver. As we sailed York, I read the New York paper for February 23, 1950. On the e was the picture of William Coger, new President of the United with his private . Secretary, Eunice Simpson. The vice-president ued presidential duties while the Collins Detective Agency Inc. of 'mes Collins was president, was searching for the parties who had ' the former'president, Robert Brooks. 1h Sporting section were pictures of Severne and Oran Frazier, the ' '. athletes of the United States. On the musical page was the 91' the celebrated Negro Musician and composer, Paul Lawrence ...comh. In the social section, I read about the donation of $500,- Lela Leverette ttSchool for Girls , the money being given by the mlvcan-king, Douglass McFadden. 0n the next page was the pic- r own little Maud Lucas, who had just been elected to Congress. a . the'young school lovers, the popular Clara Gelson and Fannie had dealded to marry. Their husbands were none other than Wil- son and William Bolden. NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE