Bennett College - Belle Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

• I V .• m ■ I.. ■  - n.a-.ir t im? ., «  I i , i_u ' «_! JHj kWLhu.w. v.ad u B E I NB IE TL E Si Editor DELORES LANGLEY Advisor JEAN FRANKLIN •nzzmusm m -  • ' i ' ■-•■■■■■— . ■ .. -.-. .. -■ ■■ . ■.. y .. .— , .-——.-.-■-.— w-, t ..- .,, . .-m . .-t H : j cj.,._ ,1 1 j ? i: 1JI liftHH lffHHMgfj $ r fc... With loving hearts and willing minds, The Bennett way we trod, Not only for ourselves, our school, And country, but for God. In this great world, we are just one group From all locales and climes, But all we do reflects the life, And living in our times: A mass march at the Capitol The aim: to make men free And happy Christmas sisters joined Around a shining tree. The dormitories in the night. Unbroken Bennett green. The old library filled with light. A beautiful May Queen. The stately reverent chapel where In thankfulness we went, For having known the goodness of A Pope and President. But after darkness comes the dawn In which we turn from sorrow And ever forward, walk to face A promising tomorrow. We think of leaders strong and true Who led us through this year. The students and the faculty, Always prepared and near. Miss Idle Gossip ' s resting place Beside the Bennett Bell That pealed oh so majestically A sound we know so well. But just how much can one poem say, Or one yearbook impart? The memories not found in here Live deep within the heart. Dianne Mitchell Many of our attitudes and ideas of life in our times are formulated here in the Bennett community. 1 ? m m m ' £ ! ' ♦ . ' ■ — ' - • — 1MI Each step has had to be carefully planned and formu lated by our leaders as we continue our universal search for academic excellence and national peace. V I Progress has at times been slow and at others rapid . . . Yet it is with a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that we see our dreams materialize. I I : ■ ' -W±. f ' . f -1 Pleasure and relaxation are also important aspects of college life . . . talent shows, teas, sports. I I I I I I I ■L ( B I 4« j| i . '  ' - J- ' ' L ' -t ,.ji,j ,r., ,m ■■ urn itfirr, ' mittf i ■■ ■■ ni -.i 1 , .irfAJ ■ • ■ ' • ' - ■■-• ■- ■ ■ ■ • -v ■ n ■ - ; n i T-t Yet amidst the fun and frolic, college days are bursting with creativity . jap, i , .1 L ' -aM ■ - --- ■ —--.-.— ■• '  -.. ■ %■ . ■ ' . . J- -- . : ■ ■ -v : , 1 n : a ■■! ' . 1 cmm - w f MB One must, however, have intellectual pursuits to balance the lighter activities. . . it is with deep interest and warmness that visitors are welcomed to the Bennett Campus .. V T l X.1 «.• V K ■ i nam 1 A r M _ ■ ' ■ II. r f 4 i ■-, ■ - ■•■■ I ■ i - ■ i™ r  -. . a .m Religion is an important aspect of every Bennett girl ' s life. Weekday chapel is held three times a week with formal vespers on Sunday ALMA MATER Bennett, now our voices raise, Harmonies of grateful praise; We, thy daughters find thee fair, Loyally thy colors bear, Truth and honor in thy halls, Faith and love within thy walls; Every dear to us thou art, Firm within each loyal heart! CHORUS Alma Mater, now we sing, Hail the light that thou doest bring; True we ' ve been throughout the past; True to thee while life shall last. May we never smirch the good Gendered here in sisterhood May we ever choose aright Guided but by honor bright; Ever lovelier shalt thou live, As thy daughters freely give: Ever glorious above, Testimonies of our love. ' Til the evening shadows fall, ' Til we heed our last clear call, Mother, may we offer thee Lives of worth and purity? Go with us throughout the years, Smile on us in doubts and fears; Bless us with thy tender care, Mother- -fairest of the fair! I E '  ■ •kAi '  ■ ' n- --.™—  «  . '   ' «i i..n« ' iii,Y :.i; t : .• m ■ v ' ' ' THIliymiTMII—WlMnBlrMr—TH ,4 TRIBUTE TO JOHN F. KENNEDY A LIGHT HAS GONE What be the tears and the turmoil that I see; A light has left the world for all eternity. Let the nation and the world pay homage unto him, Our leader, from which the freedoms of the world did stem. Great a man so he was in his memorable years, Expressed so deeply in four long days of tears. Hail to our chief, in silence may he rest, His light never be forgotten, his years be the best. So be the trend of freedoms never-ending fight, That lived within his soul and come to be his might. Mourn not his death, for it t ' was not in vain; The liberties of man n ' er be so easily slain. His beliefs and his principles shall live forever; As he fought so hard in each of his endeavors; True Democracy shall miss him indeed, And rely on his philosophies in time of need. A shot! A scream! was all that it took; A sob, a tear, and then a mournful look. The President is dead! May God save the world, Defend his beliefs, less be there more turmoil. Then; six white horses on a sunny day, Rode our chief in silence to lay. The nation drowned in its terrible shame While forever upon his grave will burn the eternal flame. His journey as in Christ ' s, was to save ALL mankind; So cry not any more and look not behind. Life will never cease to exist, though GOOD men die; The nation and the world forget just why. May God protect our country, in its years yet to be, And let not his death hamper our strive for universal liberty For such was his life; may generations unto sing Of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Long live the King! Michael Robinson Dudley High School ftnMh«MnAMS,.w iki m A dministration Staff and Faculty . ■ . i.lfn S ' -m .r ■■ -t- -m ■).-■■ j u m M i t i i.ii.:,|i . ..- _ .-,m lay 1 Dr. Willa B. Player . . . President The historic year of 1963 illustrates a truth we know all too well. There are many turns a road can take in a brief span of time. No person can know what the future has in store. This is why it is important to take every opportunity to dramatize the pleasant and rewarding events in human experience. Life in Our Time s , an appropriate theme chosen by your Yearbook Committee, provides a pleasant record of the collegiate experience of the Bennett Students. For the seniors, in particular, it will be a resource for remembering the care-free, fun- chucked days you often thought to be difficult and terribly demanding. They were this, too. In the future you will have many occasions to review the undergraduate years - to dream about them - to long for them - and perhaps to cry a little. The experience of remembering will be a source of strength each time you face a new and uncertain circumstance. We have many reasons to congratulate you, the seniors, for your achievements. You are a lovely class. We hope that a good life is in store for each of you. We are grateful to the Yearbook staff for providing this record which allows you to recall many experiences you will be glad to re- member over many, many years. Willa B. Player KS MBPMUMHMM I ADMINISTRATION and STAFF ■ ■ I ■ Mr. Robert Jones Manager, Student Union - Purchasing Agent Mr. James Scarlette - Business Manager im t. « -„■ . -. ti -■. - . 1 771, MMl Mrs. Mary Eady - Registrar Miss Jean Dixon - Secretary Business Office Mrs. Myra Jones - Dietitian Mrs. Fredrica Sayles - Cashier Miss Doris Rogers - Secretary in Business Office Mr. Lawrence Rogers- Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds Mrs. Eula Willis - Dining Hall Assistant Dietitian Mrs. Mary Robbins - Manager, Snack Bar Miss Mary Spruell - Secretary Stenographic Bureau Mrs. Anez Thomas Secretary in Activities- Residence Mr. Moses Walker - Manager, College Store; Business Education fl ' ■ : ' .• ■ ■■ S! «.   ! Ci R« i-.V  :  : fc- .- ■ . Dr. Adrian Solomon - Psychology Mrs. Rosa Hooker - Stenographer t Mrs. Geraldine Williams - Assistant in Admissions Mrs. Margaret McMillan Secretary - Psychological Service Center MKHiaui Mrs. Rena Godbolt Stenographer - Public Relations Office Rev. John Corry - College Chaplain Mrs. Bobbie Humphrey - Bookkeeper Mrs. Christine Bizzell - Assistant ' . .. ' ■• ■ ' — — _ v s .:■. - i. ' Jt? ,. ' ■- )  Y ,-  t • • 71 ...•♦ ' -•. i ► ■liliiiiigii Mrs. Grace Flowers - Postmistress Mrs. Katherine Doggett Faculty Secretary Miss Jean Franklin Dormitory Assistant Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Johnson - Assistant to Registrar Mrs. Doris Rice - Stenographer 1! HUMANITIES English, French, music, and Business edu- cation are the majors pursued in the Division of Humanities. Added to these four minors are art, dramatics, and library science. Private lessons in applied music are offered to students in any division. Iff Mr. James McMillian - Art Miss Dorothy Boone - English Mrs. Blanche Raiford - French - Spanish IT ' 1 1 i Dr. Disnarda Normella - Spanish f t - V. Mrs. Dorothea Wright - English xf Vft .. % T ■«. ' -. ' . Miss Claudia Finger Drama Dr. John Crawford English-Chairman Division of Humanities Miss Julia Wilson Business Education-Accounting Mrs. Amelia Altvater English Mrs. Marianne Rosthal French- German -- A- , ' JL ,J -L r igKrasacnwjMJM-iEmniiu. Mrs. Louise Streat Clothing and Textiles; Director, Home and Family Life Education Miss Hattie L. Thomas Physical Education The Division of Sciences offers majors in biology, chemistry, mathematics, general science, health and physical education. Pre-professional preparation for schools of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, physical therapy, and laboratory technology is also offered. Courses in the division are taught not only as requirements for majors, but also to provide a general knowledge of the sciences. SCIENCE Miss Anna B. Camp Foods and Nutrition Mrs. Cynthia Chivers Physical Education 3mmvmawmiKiwmaimwa  vi.% n. u Mr. Willie L. Young Biology R r Mrs. Nellouise Watkins Mathematics Dr. Roy Lee Chemistry Mmamaatmm v  - v- t . t ■ ■ l ,; ! • ' . : i- ■■ TUT! Dr. Henry Sayles Chemistry-Chairman Science Division Mr. Alexander Edwards Biology Mrs. Judith O ' Fallon Mathematics Mr. Murray Robbins Russian-Physics-Mathematics Mr. Ozie Johnson Mathematics 1 jW . Dr. Richard Fields - Special Education Majors in Elementary Education, History, Psy- chology, Social Sciences, and Sociology and Minors in Economics, Religion and Philosophy constitute the Social Science Division. One Re- warding Experience Is That Afforded By Working With The Students In The Children ' s House. Another Unique Feature Of The Department is The Thesis Required of History Majors and Minors During The Junior Year. Dr. Chauncey Winston - Education Chairman, Social Science Division Mrs. Earline Currie - Elementary Ed. Teacher Children ' s House Mrs. L. Richards - Director Children ' s House SOCIAL SCIENCE Dr. Francis Grandison - Psychology I 1 YCTfc  --.   yM«« i .m %  ry- 1 ; ,t- ir t a ■ ■ ■■; ; '  l ,?v . t . - ;i .« Dr. Dorothy Bardolph-History Dr. Joseph Jowers-Philosophy and Religion Mr. Ansel P. Simpson - Sociology Dr. Shang-Ling Fu - Sociology ■ wnKH mnsmHRONflflHfl f!W «. fr ' AnNkftV !. Mrs. Rita Jain - Education Family Life Dr. Rose Karfiol - Economics Mrs. Myrtle Sampson - Library Science Dr. Charles Garth - Sociology Ki fciHf ' ;. JLki.r-l.tr: ■ •S i t. ' - Z ' - ■ ft | Ail . aft £$£ .; ! - ■ • ;■• ' riyf5 -«|UMHHMnH kiHMIHKMBi9SB : liK r ' tti LW fc Tii l LUi.v.l I Underclassmen x ! _ii. I ■ ' I Ul ' IKMl ui «!(i, ! nut i. in. ; 1 ., rV ' JUMU«I fiMBUlT . ' Officers L. TO R. Barbara Moore, Roma Best, Patricia Mixon, Beatrice England and Andrea DesVerney. Allen Andrewetta Anita Bennett Gloria Benson Roma Best Rebecca Bethea Black Anderson Armita Blackwell Carolyn Blackwell Karen Blalock Loretta Boggs Patricia Brandon L2 L S jr a i;-: Jamesina Brown Carol Bryant Constance Bryant Antres Buford Joan Burton Argie Butts Nellie Campbell Jessie Cardwell Brenda Chadwick Ellen Christopher Carolyn Claude Julia Cobb Mary Cole Ella Coleman Joycelin Cooper Rosalind Corbett Sandra Coston Barbara Cureton Sandra Days Phyllis Debnam Andrea DesVerney La Sandria Dicks Vera Dixon Juanita Dula Barbara Edney Beverly Edwards Harriette Eley Beatrice England Barbara English Patricia Faison ' .in . u ii ' 1U .W.«. ' Wf ll  .?tUWUMJHJlIi iJIIHJI!!JUBfm . ' . IPJICTH Sharon Ferebee Gwendolyn Fletcher Eloise Franklin Cynthia Freddrick Barbara Gadsden Carolyn Gardner Alva Gilbert Cheryl Gilbert Roberta Goode Wilma Griffin Constant Griffis Theresa Hall Margarie Hambin Mabel Hardey Henrietta Harris Sheila Harris Hattye Hayden Rosa Henegan Katie Higgs Sarah Hill Elsis Hilliard Sumner Hodges Joyce Hood Floetta House Catherine Houston Sonja Hunt Chenita Jackson Cornelia Jackson Edna Jackson Mary Jacobs ' 111 CNMa  L ' t-ft l Mary James Naomi James Patricia Jenkins Carole Jennings Julia Johnson Carolyn Jones Minerva Jones Frances Kelly Barbara Lake Garrine Laney Isabell Lawrence Gwendolyn Leecost Sylena Lester Dola Little Corene Lownes Ethel Mallette Carolyn Marks Sharyn Marshall Jacqueline Martin Joyce Martin Jeune Matthews Johnsie McAdoo Rosalind McAdoo Maxine McCallum Grenda McCoy Fay McLeod Thay McLeod Lenora Mention Linda Millet Rose Mitchell i HU !   ! W.  .-- l . .. - • . l ,• HPiUUIVRHUlS . ' ■ . ., ■ .. JHP Patricia MLxon Helen Mobley Barbara Moore Joyce Morgan Debra Morris £J Barbara Morrison Shirley Neal Beverly Neyland Gloria Parham Jacqueline Parham Claudette Parker Michelle Parris Peggy Patrick Prathin Pattabongs Helen Peele Freelya Phillips Shirley Poole Eddyce Pope Cynthia Purnell Brenda Quick Jamelle Rackley Janice Raiford Roberta Redd Pamela Reddick Sandra Rice Cheryl Riddick Earlene Roberts Regina Roberts Marilyn Robinson Maxine Ruston A£ Charlene Salter Ruthie Sanders Joanne Schenck Eva Simpson Glenda Smith Karen Smith Sauncira Solomon Mollye Spruel Patricia Stanfield Judith Sullivan Nannie Taylor Claudia Thomas Helen Thomas Edna Turner Lucinda Vaughn Geneva Walker Patricia Waller Dianne West Anita White Darilyn Wilds Jean Williams Margaret Williams Ruth Willis Janice Wilson Pamela Wimberly Sylvia Woodruff Sally Wright Fannye Wyche Jeanette Zinnerman I j u w i« ' i , , Miiaifji. ' i . MM ' ' .V: Shirley Allen Mamie Anderson Joyce Arrington Edith Autry Class Officers: TOP TO BOTTOM: Carolyn Livisay, Annie Suite, Sandra Satterwhite, Marilyn Livisay, Patricia Harris and Mittie White. Sophomore Class Willa Bing Sara Birmington Miriam Bogan Rosa Boiling Lucille Booker Delphine Brewer I KZXJK ZU Cheryl Bright Priscilla Brunson Marsha Bullock Dorothy Butler Elizabeth Carter Ruby Chesson Lillie Coley-Greene Ernestine Collins Carolyn Conway Gayle Cotten Jacqueline Croom Sandra Cummings Glenda Davis Brenda Douglas Juliette Douglas Mary Douglass Alice Easley Jerryline Elliott Evelyn Ferguson Doris Forney Willa Foster Juanita Foy Francine Goodrum Paulette Grant I .. . ' . L 1 Ji HAWKS ' Rose Graves Patricia Greene Linda Grigsby Patricia Hall Wilma Hampton Marlene Hardin Elnora Harris Madeline Harris Deborah Hatchel Margaret Hayden Carolyn Hayes Rachael Henderson Gail Hickerson Barbara Hickman Beverly Highland Victoria Hillman Yvonne Hodge Genevieve Holland Adrian Jackson Bettv Jackson Brenda Jackson Shirley Jackson Bettye James Veronica Johnson v- . Judith Jones Velma Jones Geraldine Kearney Marian Kelly Brenda Kidd Carolyn King Dianna King Maria Knox £«£ Mamie Lias Carolyn Livisay Marilyn Livisay Delois Lowrance Faye McClain Winona McDowell Gwendolyn McQueen Delarion Madden Carolyn Maddox Wilma Mann Doris Martin Jewelle Merritt £ £ Rose Meyers Ann Middleton Gretta Middleton Constance Mitchell ♦ . ii .ij; i mi ■!! ' ■ M— i. - U W! ' IH llli ' lM! V U.V ' i! Barbara Pharris Patricia Piggott Carmella Powell Bemadette Purvis Ernestine Reddick Eva Rice Geraldine Roberts Janyce Rollins Zelraa Moore Thelma Morgan Lois Mosley Tagiilima Mussau Anita Norrel Viola Owens Delores Parker Victoria Perkins ££ Jean Rollins Charlie Roundtree Jennie Russell Sandra Satterwhite Diane Savage Nancy Shade Lily So Wei Lie So Brenda Stallworth Annie Suite Charlotte Tenbrook Judith Thomas Willie West Delores Whitaker Alice Williams Andrea Williams I Jean Williams Jothany Williams Katherine Williams Regina Williams Vera Williams Lawrencella Wright Floris Wyatt Seleah Wyche 1 i .DJ . .. Hi ! I . ' .. [ lk iJBHlJkHlJULUSAJ ' ' ' ■ Mary Adams Bettie Alston Madeline Boyd Joyce Brown Junior Class Class Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Walker, Jane Ryder, Catherine Stallings, Cleo Walker, Gloria Hayes and Frances Campbell. 46 ■ I III— I Will I Bi£XS ir dkf ' Frances Campbell Geraldine Capehart Regina Carpenter Charlayna Crawford Margie Cumbo Del Tricia Currie Margie Dillard Helene Douglas Marthalia Dunn Pattie Ellis Sygnora Fogg Nancy Foote Betty Foster Genevieve Gadsden Wilma Giles Jacqueline Glenn Nancy Glymph Lucille Gorham Alice Griff en Teresa Groton Barbara Hammond I I « ' i ■ !£wmavwHi Nv iv ' nw JsmmMBHmCT Betty Hansberry Edna Hardy Linda Hardy Marcia Johnson Marie Kelly Doris Knotts Leona Leach LWC1 uw t A, lit Janice Leggett Paula Lewis Essie Lias 7 Faye Oliver Pearl Otho Jackie Outterbridge Diane Poindexter f - r _, J flW MUMW! ' I . I l ' ' , ' Marie Pouncey Phyllis Reed Jane Ryder Alice Sanders Dorothy Sims Edna Smith Catherine Stallings Anthanette Thomas Brenda Thornton Ruth Twitty Sandra Vails Bernice Walker Cleo Walker Eartha Walker Irene Walker Cheryl Walls Bernice Washington Patricia Washington Corine Whittington Dorothy Wilkerson Josie Wills fcVTIliM MC 1 I V Seniors I i J MM ' !. 1. ' ■ ' . jiji iui iiqjijiiiiiiii Senior Class Officers L-R; Sylvia Duncan, Parliamentarian; Shirley Booth, Treasurer; Elaine Brown, Corresponding Secretary (not shown); Willette Day, Secretary; Joyce Young, Vice-President; Gloria Jean Blair, President. VW ;« «n- JULIANAH AJANI Lagos, Nigeria Biology - Chemistry RES ' NA ALLEN Fayetteville, N. C. Sociology - History . ' LILIA ALPHONSE Republic de Panama Spanish - French ■ i CREOLA ALSTON Black Mountain, N. C. Elementary Education f DORIS ALSTON Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education PRISCILLA ALSTON Camden, N. J. Mathematics-German- -Science V I MC .- . ' . US. 1 . GLORIA BLAIR Greensboro, N. C. Sociology - Psychology SHIRLEY BOOTH Camden, N. J. Business Education - English French - Library Science SHEILA BRINKLEY Richmond, Va. History - Sociology EMMA BROWN Atlanta, Ga. Sociology - Psychology ELAINE BROWN Farmville, N. C. Business Education - Library Science I V ' r GWYNN BROWN Pleasantville, N. J. Elementary Education NANCY BROWN Abingdon, Va. Sociology - Psychology SALLIE BROWN High Point, N. C. Elementary Education BEVERLY BRYAN Tryon, N. C. History - Social Science CAROLE BYRD Hartsville, S. C. Elementary Education LILLIAN CHESTER Thomasville, Ga. Music Education 111 . ' . ' 11(1111 YVONNE CLARKSON Raleigh, N. C. Mathematics - Biology VERA COLBERT Macon, Ga. Business Education - Spanish JULIA COSTON Burgaw, N. C. Foods - Nutrition JACQUELYN CUMBERLANDER West Point, Ga. English - Library Science ERLENE DAVIS Lancaster, S. C. English - Spanish 1 ■V riii j MARY DAVIS Charlotte, N. C. Social Science - Sociology WILLETTE DAYE Leaksville, N. C. Elementary Education GWENDOLYN DONNELL Greensboro, N. C. Biology - Physical Education it 1 LOIS DOOLEY Prarie View, Texas Music Education ■ SYLVIA DUNCAN Cheraw, S. C. Elementary Education MABEL FRAZIER Laray, S. C. Home Economics - Science I .11 1 . 1 ' ll ■ GLORIA GILCHRIST Newport News, Va. Elementary Education BRENDA GREEN Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology - Special Education DORIS GREEN Inverness, Fla. Biology - Physical Education SERITA HAIRSTON Draper, N. C. Social Science - History DANIETTE HARRIS Greensboro, N. C. Organ VALERIA HEDRICK Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education IffL W .ftt- ■ - j -W0 r v m OLIVIA HINES Greensboro, N. C. Chemistry - General Science RANDOLYN JOHNSON Greensboro, N. C. Psychology - Biology THOMASINE JACKSON Selma, Ala. Biology - Chemistry YVONNE JEFFRIES Greensboro, N. C. Psychology - Biology — a.   •«« t if I I . ' .J 1 ' , HELEN KNIGHT Greensboro, N. C. Sociology - Psychology PEGGY LEACH Pittsboro, N. C. Pre - Medicine German FAYE LEE Houston, Texas Music Education CAROLYN LETT Bessemer, Ala. Home Economics VERNICE LOVICK Pantego, N. C. Home Economics - General Science LOIS LUCAS Greensboro, N. C. Medical Technology BARBARA LYNN Youngstown, Ohio History - Spanish CLARALEATA CUTLER MATTHEW Camden, N. J. Physical Education - Biology CLAUDETTE McCARTHER Sociology - Psychology Mount Airy, N. C. HELEN McCLURE Rock Hill, S. C. Pre - Medicine, Mathematics German MINNIE McGIRT Camden, S. C. English - Art I } ■ ur .. « - ■. ■- !   v_. VTmasxHa FBI r- TTFTV 1 DIANNE MITCHELL Washington, D. C. English - Spanish CHRISTINE MOSEBY Rocky Mount, N. C. Business Education - Library Science SHIRLEY O ' NEAL Selma, N. C. Home Economics - Science YVONNE PANNELL Roanoke, Va. Music Education SUDIE PAYTON Kinston, N. C. Sociology - Economics JOYCE PHELPS Annapolis, Md. Biology - Science ■SM MYRA PHILLIPS I BRENDA REYNOLDS Asheville, N. C. English - Library Science CAROLYN RHINEHARDT Claremont, N. C. Business Education - Library Science •  i ' .I! i . ui • U ' •IW .WJM ' ' lfll|.IIIU1 ,,, ,„,,|| u.ii ..,!, - I JO LAURENCE RICHARDSON Sumter, S. C. Music Education ELISAPETA SAELUA Leone, American Samoa Business Education - Library Science PSYCHE SAWYER Salisbury, N. C. English - Business Education LOIS SCRUGGS Thomasville, Ga. Biology - Physical Education EDWINA SMITH Thomasville, Ga. Biology - Psychology ALMA STOKES Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education -_t v. tc . ; BERTHA STOKELY Bristol, Va. Sociology - Psychology MARY SURGEON Greensboro, N. C. Biology - General Science KIWANA TALBERT (Crump) Lexington, N.C. Biology - General Science DORIS TATE Morganton, N. C. Elementary Education SYBIL THOMAS Albany, Ga. Music Education ROSA THURSTON Bronx, New York Sociology - History V I - -iAr. -i r „.,,„„,_._, A u, m.h V . .. V ,;.- Vn! T MARGARET TRAYLOR Atlanta, Ga. Music - Library Science FAITHE TRENT Parksley, Va. Physical Education - Biology JOANNE TURNER Winston - Salem, N. C. Biology - Mathematics VERNA VENSON St. Louis, Mo. Pre - Medicine PRISCILLA VIRGIL Thomasville, Ga. Elementary Education WILLIE WAGSTAFF Greensboro, N. C. Elementary Education - ■ ■ 1 EMMA WATSON Birmingham, Ala. English - Drama BRENDA WHITE Baltimore, Md. Social Science - History BARBARA WHITFIELD New Haven, Conn. English - General Language NANCY WIGGINS Pittsburgh, Pa. Sociology - History I CAROLYN WILLIAMS Morganton, N. C. Elementary Education FLAVIA WILLIAMS Baltimore, Md. Pre - Medicine ■ ■M - - ' ' , « .- ' . ; ' ' ■ ii mi. ii ■ i i.i i i . . ., ' ._■: ' .:■• ' . I, T I ' | ™ , M A , ' AV , 1 ZENORA WILLIAMS Sierra Leone, West Africa Biology - General Science BRENDA WOODARD Houston, Texas Business Education - English MYRTLE WOODARD Thomasville, Ga. French - Business Education JOYCE YOUNG Philadelphia, Pa. Elementary Education NETTIE YOUNG Tupelo, Miss. Clothing - Art I 1 t i 1 5p F ' t felW PSi iirTos Organizations and Activities L« -iAi . ' ■ ■ l . ' . , r— tt-T— rrr-rrT-TT « . ■:• ' . ri BARGE HALL OFFICERS STANDING L-R: Cheryl Reddick, Armita Blackwell, Gwendolyn Leecost, Faye Allen, Fannye Whche, Pamela Reddick. SEATED: Eddyce Pope, Ellen Christopher, Beverly Neyland, Regina Roberts. CONE HALL OFFICERS TOP L-R: Gwynn Brown, Shirley Booth, Myrtle Woodard, JoLaurence Richardson, Catherine Stallings, Sheila Brink- ley, Miss Peanella Hughes, Dorm Director. FLOOR: Shirley O ' Neal, Susie Powell Barbara Reeves. bBU JONES HALL OFFICERS STANDING L-R: Anita Bennett, Essie Lias, Joanne Schenck, Charlene Satter, Rose Mitchell, Jeune Mathews, Flo- etta House. SEATED: Minerva Jones, Diane West, Mrs. Moore, Director, Patricia Waller, Constant Griffis, Barbara Cureton. KENT HALL OFFICERS STANDING L-R: TagulimaMassau, Dorothy Wilkerson, Sandra Vails, Faye McClain, Yvonne Hodge, Barbara James, Willa Foster, Edith Autry. SEATED: Mrs. Hoyle, Director, Clemontine Watkins, Lillie Madison, Margie Dilliard, Princess Miller, Dorothy Simms. i ' ' ' - . ' . ' . ■ ' . '  .. :. [ , ' , ' H MERNER HALL OFFICERS SITTING L-R: Miss Jean Franklin, Relief Dorm Director. Naomi Largent, Sara Birmingham, Nancy Glymph, Elizabeth Hansberry, Mrs. Snipes, Dorm Director. STANDING: Barbara Turner, Shirley Ruffin, Cassandra Bowen, Paulette Grant, Victoria Hillman, Deadra Brewer, Sandra Johnson. PFEIEFER HALL OFFICERS TOP L-R: Jayne Ryder, Sharon Hardiman, Kaye Thompson, Linda Hardy, Elsie Jacobs. BOTTOM: Pattie Banks, Norma Hester, Edna Hardy, Mrs. Lynn, Director. J3W. i ffc REYNOLDS HALL OFFICERS STANDING L-Ffc Velma Harris, Sonja Hazard, Eartha Walker, Barbara Hammond, Corine Whittington. SITTING: Shirley Smedley, Mrs. O. R. Simpson, Dorm Director. NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS TOP L-R: Mary Surgeon, Jean Blair, Glenda Smith, Alice Stubbs. SEATED: Juliette Douglas, Willie Mae Wagstaff, Velma Jones. ;F L ' 1 ■ — i., ' V SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY STANDING L. to R. Catherine Bounds, Linda Powell, Bertha Stokely, Emma Brown, Verna Venson. AKM STANDING L. to R., Bertha Stokley, Brenda Green, Juliana Ajana, Willma Giles; SEATED L. to R., Emma Brown, Linda Powell, Patricia Corry, Ulia Alphonse. BKX I I i I I it L. TO R. Verna Venson, Zenora Williams. nm STANDING L. to R., Bertha Stokely, Linda Powell, Emma Brown. SEATED L. to R., Jean Blair, Brenda Green, Sheila Brinkley. r ' A ' A ' - ' . .! BAr STANDING L. to R., Myrtle Woodard, Carolyn Rhinehardt, Genevieve Holland, Jean Williams, Glenda Davis. SEATED L. to R., Penny Walker, Christine Moseby, Shirley Booth, pres. TOMU L. TO R., Shirley Smedley, Elizabeth Carter, Sonja Hazard, Paula Lewis, Catherine Bounds. 76 CHURCH SCHOOL STANDING L-R: Edna Hardy, Catherine Stallings, Elizabeth Hansberry, Regina Carpenter, Carolyn King, Myrtle Woodard, Joyce Dunn, Shirley Watson, Marilyn Livisay, Frances Campbell. ■ I I ,). MID-WEEK VESPER COMMITTEE SEATED L-R: Sharon Hardiman, Emma Brown, Bertha Stokely. 9 i MHHT1 ' -+-. A uu m Awmm .hum ix uiuuiilhi MARSHAL BOARD TOP L - R: Jean Blair, Kiwana Crump, Shirley O ' Neal, Helen Knight, Willette Daye, Sanda Vails, Doris Tate, Nancy Wiggins. BOTTOM: Joyce Young, Carolyn Lett, Christine Moseby, Regina Carpenter, Patricia Murray, Carolyn Carter, Verna Venson. STUDENT NA TIONAL ED UCA TION ASSOCIATION TOP L - R: Elsie Jacobs, Oza Hawkins, Gwynn Brown, Naomi Largent. BOTTOM: Corine Whittington, Bettye Alston, Delarion Madden, Elizabeth Hansberry, Joyce Young, Carolyn Blackwell. n fl  : uj , '  t ■«.! Y. W. C. A. TOP L - R: Joyce Young, Carolyn Conway, Carole Bryant, Claudia Hubbard, Oza Hawkins, Carolyn Carter, Gen- evieve Holland, Brenda Jackson, Minnie McGirt. BOTTOM - Essie Lias, Del Tricia Currie, Mabel Fraizer, Pres., Carolyn King, Jacquelyn Cumberlander. NAA CP TOP L - R: Bertha Stokely, Diane West, Emma Brown, Joanne Schenck, Sandra Vails, Margaret Traylor. BOTTOM - Marilyn Mackrel, Regina Carpenter, Patricia Murray, Barbara Lynn. ■ r •• 1 I STUDENT SENATE CABINET TOP: L-R. Sheila Brinkley, Nancy Glymph, Patricia Waller. MIDDLE: L-R. Lillie Madison, Frances Campbell, Jane Ryder, Jo Laurence Richardson. BOTTOM: L-R. Jean Bailey, Brenda Green, Edna Smith, Barbara Whitfield. BENNETT BANNER STAFF L-R Lillie Madison, Verna Venson, Catherine Bounds, Shiela Brinkley, Jewel Merritt, Jo L. Richardson, Myra Phillips. rcnnzw,:viti- % . k.-.v tA ' u.v . : .ii PRE-ALUMN1 A SSOCIA TION Bertha Stokley, Edith Autry, Emma Brown. ft 1 MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB TOP: L-R. Shirley Watson, Nancy Glymph, Catherine Bounds, Rose Meyers, Miriam Bogan, Lillie Coley Green. MIDDLE, L-R: Carolyn Maddox, Lilia Alphonse, Myrtle Woodard, Carole Jennings, Roberta Redd, Verna Venson. BOTTOM, L-R: Brenda Jackson, Lillie Madison, Juliette Douglas, Carolyn King. Q ■ — — mm SCIENCE SEMINAR TOP: L.to R., Peggy Leach, Verna Venson, Yvonne Clarkson, Priscilla Alston. BOTTOM: L. to R., Armita Black- well, Zenora Williams, Rose Meyers, Wilma Griffin. MUSIC CLUB STANDING L to R., Floretta House, Margaret Traylor, Elaine Upton, Mary Adams, LaVerne Norwood, Joyce Dunn, Gwendolyn Washington, Barbara Hammond, Eartha Walker, Andriette Lineberger, Claudette Parker. SEATED L. to R., Jo L. Richardson, Lillian Chester. 82 ■jt.v ft. a. : . i; fa, l:n LIBRARY CLUB L. TO R., Mrs. Johnson, Librarian; Jean Williams, Mary Jacobs, Linda Hardy, Kay Thompson, Charlie Roundtree, Shirley Smedley. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS TOP: L. to R., Lily So, Lilia Alphonse, Shirley Poole, Velma Harris, Edna Hardy, Wei Lei So. MIDDLE: L., R., Brenda Jackson, Tagiilima Massau, Juliannah Ajani, Jean Blair, Carolyn King. BOTTOM: L. to R. Delores Whit- aker, Regina Williams, Ernestine Reddick, Yvonne Hodge, Sara Birmingham. t ... r ■ ' . • ■ i. ■ p 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS MINORS STANDING: L. to R,, Diane Harris, Claudia Huburt, Barbara James, Joyce Brown, Claraleata Matthew, Edelyce Polk. STOOPING: L. to R , Rulen Molock, Jean Bailey, Seporia Holland, Madeline Boyd, Myra Phillips, Norma Hester, Faith Trent, Sonja Hunt. WOMEN ' S A THLETIC ASSOCIA TION TOP: L. to R., Genevieve Holland, Seporia Holland, Joyce Brown, Madeline Boyd, Delois Lowrance. BOTTOM: L. to R., Jean Bailey, Claudia Hubbard, Rulen Molock, Norma Hester. ■Hlfl HKI f.v ' ft - ■ t k ' .v   : i.iv . a «: i« m niifc%r t inr m THEATRE GUILD L. TO R., Gayle Cotton, Marcia Johnson, Shirley Smedley, Lillie Colley-Green, Del-Tricia Currie, Carolyn Carter, Elizabeth Hansberry, Lawrencella Wright, Elizabeth Carter, Linda Grigsby, Victoria Hillman, Carolyn Blackwell, Sonja Hazard, Paulette Grant. MODERN DANCE GROUP TOP L. to R., Norma Hester, Marsha Bullock, Jean Bailey, Claudia Hubbard, Barbara James. BOTTOM L. to R. Elizabeth Carter, Rulen Molock, Carolyn Turner, Delarion Madden, Patricia Boggs. : i ' . 1 i . i 1 ' rH STANDING L. to R., Mrs. Louise G. Street, Carolyn Gardner, Phyllis Pearson, Yvonne Mason, Jacquelyn Cumber- lander, Joyce Phelps, Mary Holder, Wendy Parker, Maxine Twitty, Sara Birmingham, Wilma Giles, Sheila Harris, Marie Pouncey, Patricia Standfield, Princess Miller, Faye Oliver, Grace Bennett, Shirley Rutin. SEATED L. to R., Norma Cobbs, Mable Frazier, Jennie Russell, Nancy Foote, Vernice Lovick, Shirley O ' Neal, Carolyn Lett, Margie Dillard, Betty Jackson, Juanita Dula, Phyllestine Ward, Mary Jacobs. OHX SENIOR CHOIR FOURTH ROW, Top L-R: Wilma Mem, Myra Phillips, Yvonne Jefferies, Creola Alston, Carolyn Tarpley, Catherine Stallings. THIRD ROW L-R: Genevieve Gasden, Catherine Bounds, Mildred Reddick, Faithe Trent, Jean Bailey, Patricia Hall, Lillie Madison, Pattie Banks, Brenda Thorton, Carolyn Conway. SECOND ROW L-R; Paulette Grant, Paula Lewis, Diane Moore, Barbara Hammond, Mary Adams, Catherine Williams, Charlayna Crawford, Randolyn Johnson, Claudia Hubbard, Syb il Thomas. FIRST ROW, BOTTOM: Sandra Cummings, Veronica Johnson, Vera Colbert, Wendy Parker, Elizabeth Carter, Sarah Norwood, Yvonne Mason, Alice Saunders, Sara Green. 5 !r§ © SNA ZZ Y LA SSIES - ' ' .•M.-IA..AI ' - Which is which? Howdy! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Just waiting to be discovered. Tea For two? No four. ft i V!i!:.v  : ii.v . -«.ife.niiiiiiiiVT I ■ i • My what dolls! ! Whew! ! Through For the Day! ! Please! ! ! Not now! ! ! Croonin ' de blues Don ' t Be Shy! ! ! J ■Bo HiaHia 1 ' M I Ffl awy BHMHUiUiifeuai DAY ■ : 1 ' ' ■ ' . ■ ' . ' ' F News from BC! ! EXCHANGE Bea Kath, did you say you had a headache? Jean helping Bea get dressed for a Frat Dance Bea as Princess of the Kappa Sigma Star Dust Court CTOTWVff I f Vf ■ .V K 1.1 W fr V M j LM. I. tomtit.:. ' STUDENTS V? L 770 ' Lenore and Dick Bea ' s roomate as Santa Luca and Mrs. Wissenbach, Housemother. 9U«MHK  ! ■ - t -. : , , ■. Book Fair Time . . . Thanksgiving With Morehouse • i . MWt The Living Madonnas ;-. f .- ' ir ■PMmMMWfmvaiimHmpap m! Senior Day Bea and her roomie, Jean at WU 1 Zi . ' .■. ■ u v.r « i ,WM «si , ' hgjiV TTfr ta First Place Open House Winners Cone Hall Freshman Reception At the President ' s House ■ Registration Day m - I IV •? W3 ] ■ Doc and Winnie Walt and Priscilla Belles N ' mm? Yvonne and Lincoln Men W ITS 7 ■IffllMiahV TIliiT iM Vera and Bobby Beaus arid Randy and Claudette Kappa and Tennessee — — ,—.,,!■, . ■ „ ■ ■ , rP Welcome Y ' all! ! ! He ' ll never call! ! ! t 7 Did Metrecal Do It Glo? ? fttft . ■ v M . k 1 i r Fooled you! ! ! ' ' . ; ' i . • Birmingham Greetings From Camden 1 1 1 i f ■ i i I TThur -i — -i ■ ir ir t- J, i ■ .t-.ij ii •• i- . ) v: ,;«■. ' . ' . ( -■V - ' ' -. •-. A Yippee!! Yippee!! Yippee Here they come now! ! ! Wait, Bev ' s still Primping Cheese! ! ! New sneaks Glo! ! ! M- ■ It- b-W V : ' .-   .. ' J; : , ' • , V.  . No bunnin ' of the midnight oil for Gloria TTPECTK FUN IN THE SNOW UIK ■ y I I ■ 1 7 «■ - ' ... ■ ■ . , r it !  ' -  Workbegins early and lasts long on a yearbook. The layout must be planned, advertisements have to be solicited and copy prepared. Yearbook work is very demanding and yet very reward- ing. It affords an unforgettable experience for those who can participate. I extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to all those persons who worked so faithfully and diligently to make possible the 1963-64 edition of the BENNETT BELLE. 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