Carver College - Carveran / Buck Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

mm PRESEN TING .. me of CARVER COLLEGE 1955 A RECORD OF THE ACTIVITIES OF CARVER COLLEGE PUBLISHED BY CARVER COLLEGE 501 SOUTH ALEXANDER STREET CHARLOTTE 6, NORTH CAROLINA EDITED BY THE ECHO STAFF DAVID IRBY, EDITOR WILLIE CHAPPELL, ASSOCIATE EDITOR ' ° fVat as Y - come, i - ' ber i- - ' ° __ . iS. U- DEDICATION The 1955 Echo is respectfully dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Grier, out- standing citizens of Charlotte. Mr. Grier is a native of Mecklenburg County where his influence has been powerfully exerted in many directions. Mr. and Mrs. Grier are known to many of us as great community organizers and devout christians. Mr. Grier is an enduring pioneer, a sincere philanthropist, a de- voted husband andfather, a loyal and cooperative home maker and above all he is one of the most prominent business men in the city of Charlotte. For a number of years he very successfully operated a retail grocery store on the Monroe road. In 193 1 he organized the Grier i Thompson Funeral Home. At present he is rendering a service to his people as Funeral Director. His wife Mrs. Irma White Grier, the daughter of the late Mr. Green and Rhodie White is greatly responsible for much of her husband ' s success. She is a loyal and devoted wife. She is at present busy aiding Mr. Grier in the development of Grier Heights just off of Monroe road. SCENES FROM GRIER HEIGHTS Exterior and Interior Views of Homes in Grier Heights Mm SCENES FROM GRIER HEIGHTS Scenes From Homes and Business Establishments in Grier Heights Entrance To The Grier Ho m e Grier ' s Service inflfMB ni CARVER COLLEGE GREETINGS FROM THE DIRECTOR Edward H. Brown Director Since Carver College is a community junior college, it is free to explore and determine its own educational objectives. Because itis a work- ing part of the community where students live, it is in a favorable position to study the educational needs of the community. We look upon the whole community as our student body, and we are at- tempting to provide education at varying points of need in the life of each individual. It is a pleasure for us to bring to the attention oi our students the life of an individual like Mr. Arthur S.Grier who has worked, and is working, to make Charlotte a better place in which to live. His excellence and accomplishments, in all aspects of community growth and willingness to serve beyond the call of duty, should serve as an inspi- ration to those who plan to lead good and useful lives in this community. The time has come for many of you to leave Carver and build a new life elsewhere. For some of you this will meanmatriculation in some Senior College for professional training; for others, it will be an introduction to the world of work and responsibility. In either case, I hope that you will bring to your new life an understanding of the fact that your education is still unfinished and that you must go on studying and learning about problems, about people and about the Al- mighty God whose own work on earth is yet un- finished and will not be complete until we learn to live together in peace and brotherhood. You are the fruit of this particular tree on earth. By your deeds you will carve a fine favor in the eyes of future generations . Always remem- ber to come back often and let us know where you are and what you are doing. Best Wishes ! 2: THE FACULTY MRS. A. E. ADAMS Degrees: A.B., French, Fisk; M.A., French, Columbia; Diploma in the French Language, Alliance Francaise. Hobbies: Gardening (Flowers), Reading, Traveling. MR. J. G. BENSON Degrees: B.S., Chemistry, J. C. Smith; M.S., Mathematics, Atlanta University; Further Study, University of Pittsburgh Hobby: Sports. MRS. R. A. BOOTON Degree: B.S. Business, Hampton Institute. Hobbies: Golf, Sewing, Swimming. MR. V. A. BUCK, JR. Degrees: A.B. Business, Morehouse; M.S., Retailing, N.Y.U. Hobbies: Photography, Radioand Electronics, Gardening. MISS M. L. BYARS Degree: B.S. Business, Fla. A. M. Uni- versity. Hobbies: Reading, Sewing, Dan- cing, Playing, Bad Minton. MR. ERNEST HOWARD COHEN Degree: B.S. Building Const. Bricklaying, Fal. A. r M. Hobbies: S p o r t s , Building toys. Shop Crafts. MISS J. C. COZART Degree: B.A., English, Howard. Hobbies: Tennis, Reading, Record Collecting, Playing Piano. MISS Q. C. GREEN Degrees: A.B., History, Va. Union Univer- sity; M.A. History, Howard. ,1.111 ,..l« WW ' iW PP ' W« THE FACULTY MISS M. M. HALL Degrees: A.B. English, J .C. Smith; M. A . English, Columbia University, Hobbies: Reading, Designing Hats. MRS. ESTER HILL Degrees: B.S. Education, Columbia ; M. A . Art, Columbia; Further Study in Art, Uni- versity of Winsconsin. MRS. N. Y. HOLDEN Degrees: A.B. Social Studies, J.C. Smith. Hobbies: Reading, Crocheting, Fishing Dancing, Floriculture. MR. C. H. JONES Degrees: A.B. English. Shaw; M.A. Edu- cation, Columbia; Further Study, Columbia. Hobbies: Reading, Forums. MR. L. E. LEVI Degrees: A.B. Chemistry, Talladega; M.A. Chemistry, University of Minnesota. Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing. MRS. M. S. McCASKILL Degrees: B.S. Business, S . C . State; M.S. Business Ed., N . Y . U . Hobbies: Movies, Reading, Dancing, Card Playing. MRS. M. L. McKINNEY Degrees: A .B . English, J.C. Smith; M.A. English, Columbia. Hobbies: Reading, Playing Piano, Social Games. MISS P. E. PERRY Degrees: B.S. Biology, Shaw; M.S. Biology, University of Michigan; M.S. Library Science, Syracuse University. 2 mmmmmmmm. THE FACULTY MRS. J. A. PHARR Degree: B.S. Biology, J .C . Smith. Hobbies; Dancing, Sewing, Reading. MRS. E. M. POTTS Degree: A. B. Education, J. C. Smith. Hobbies: Playing Piano, Reading, Typing, Dancing. MRS. L. C. PRIDE Degree: B.A. Voice, Knoxville College, Further Study, University of Cincinnati, University of Kentucky. Hobby: Collect- ing Records . MR. J. C. RAMSEY Degrees: A.B. Sociology, Butler Uni- versity; M.A. Sociology, Butler Uni- versity. Hobbies: Reading, Fishing. MR. R. P. RORIE Degrees: B.S. Biological Science, A T College M.A. Health Ed., N.Y.U. Hobbies: Photography, Fish (Aquarium) . MR. G. L. STROUD Degrees: A.B. Economics, J.C. Smith; M. S. Marketing, University of niinois. Hobby: Floriculture. MRS. FRANCES TARPLEY Bennett College. Hobbies: Sewing, Photo- graphy. MRS. E.Y. THOMPSON Degree: B.S. Secretarial Science, N. C. College. Hobby: Sewing. == THE FACULTY MR. J. F. TOWNS Degrees: B.S. Chemistry, J.C. S nith University; M.S. Economics, University of Michigan. Hobby: Photography. MISS S. E. USHER Degrees: B.A. English Biology, Spellman College; M.A. Dramatic Art, University of Iowa. Hobbies: Motorcycle Riding, Reading Greek Drama. MR. EDWARD WALKER, JR. Degrees: B.S. Industrial Ed., Hampton Institute, M.A. Industrial Ed., Wayne Uni- versity. Hobbies: Tennis, Golf MR. M. E. WINGATE Degrees: B.S. Industrial Ed., A T College, Hobbies: Baseball, Swimming, Dancing, Playing Cards. MRS. CAROLYN WYCHE Registered Nurse THE CUSTODIANS MR. ARTHUR CATHEY MR. THOMAS LITTLE f .GRADUATES OFFICERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS w Reading from left to right (Sitting) J. B. Lewis, President; Willie Mae Clark, Secretary. (Stand- ing) Frank Clyburn, Treasurer; Rosa Cherry, Assistant Sec retar y; David Irby, Vice Presi- dent; and John Young, Parliamentarian. .GRADUATES= ? WILLIE J. ASHFORD Motto: Good things c o m e to those who wait. Ambition: Businessman WILLIAM J. BAUKNIGHT Activities: Singing Motto: Reputation is the key to Success. Ambition: Personal Advancement RODNEY M. BROCKINGTON Activities: Basketball Motto: Preparation is the key to success. Ambition: Architect HENRY CLAY BROOKS MELVIN D. CALDWELL Activities: Parking Committee Motto: Life is not worth living without a struggle. Ambition: Businessman WILLIE A. CHAPPLE Activities: Basketball, Pres. of Honor So- ciety; Business Manager of yearbook. Motto: To thine ownself be true. Ambition: Businessman ROSA M. CHERRY Activities: Typist for newspaper; Student Council; Sec. of Chorus; Assist, sec. of Sophomore Class. Motto: Life can only be understood back- ward; but it must be lived forward. Ambition: Secretary OLLIE M. CLARK Activities: Carver College Chorus; Typist for Carver Chronicle; Sec. of Sophomore Class; Assn ' t.Sec. of College Chorus; Car- ver College Queen, 1954; Senior Head Hos- tess of Student Council. Motto: To accomplish that which is to be accomplished. Ambition: Stenographer f .GRADUATES. HENRY F. CLYBURN Activities: Treasurer, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore class; Honor Socie- ty; Dramatics Club. Motto: Make not a fool of yourself to make others happy. Ambition: French Teacher CLAUDE COUNTS Activities: Music; Vice-President Fresh- man Class; Honor Society. Motto: Hold yourself responsible for a standardhigher than others expect of you. Ambition: School Principal TENEZAR L. CRENSHAW Activities: Treasurer of H o n o r Society. Motto: With Mutual confidence and mu- tual aid great deeds are done and great discoveries made. Ambition: French Teacher JAMES CUEBRETH SAM H. CUNNINGHAM Motto: It is better to try and fail than to fail to try. Ambition: Accountant FREDDIE DAVIE AMANDA E. DAVIS Activities: Student C ou n c i 1 ; Typist for Newspaper; Chorus. Motto: The door to success is la- beled ' Push ' Ambition: Secretary J. C. FOX . . ...UM,..;ti - t.....,.,.....«;..... .... i«  .«. , MARGARETTA B. HOLLAND Activities: Newspaper; Chorus; Program Committee. Motto: If God be for us, who then can be against us ? Ambition: Teacher JAMES HUBBARD DAVID LRBY Activities: Chronicle Staff; Yearbook Staff Member of Honor Society f .GRADUATES HAROLD FRANKLIN ISLES To thine ownself be true, and it shall follow as the day and night, thou cannot then be false to any nnan. on: Educator HEYWARD JACKSON RAYMOND JONES Motto: Sail on the ship of Ambition, and land on the shore of success. JOHN B. LEWIS, JR. Activities: Parliamentarian of Freshman Class; Honor Society; Student Council; Dra- matics Club; Pres. of Sophomore Class. Motto: Labor in the field of learning to harvest the fruits of knowledge. Ambition: Electrical Engineer JAMES H. LINDSAY Activities: Chorus; Student Counci matics. Ambition: Medical Social Worker PERRY MIMS. JR. WILLIAM H. MINTER Activities: Basketball Motto: To seek a higher goal. ALBERT H. MOORE Activities: Bus. Mgr. Student Council; Publicity Mgr. Dramatics Guild; College chorus; Honor Society. Motto: Continue to increase your know- ledge because the best is yet to come. Ambition: Contractor. GRADUATES, W ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY IRENE NEAL ROBERT C. NEAL EUGENE PROCTOR Activities: Vocational Opportunities Pro- gram; Carver Chronicle Photography. Motto: Never let the t r i a 1 s and disap- pointments of life interfere with the joy of living. Ambition: Photographer VERNIE M. RICE Activities: Student Council; Honor Society; Dramatics Club; Chorus; Annual Staff; Newspaper. Motto: Experience is the fool ' s best teach- er, the wise does not need it. Ambition: Psychological Soc. Worker ROBERT L. SADLER, JR. Activities: Basketball Motto: Be the captain of your faith and the master of your soul. WARREN E. SIMONS Activities: Student Council treasurer; Cho rus Treasurer. Motto: Climb though the rocks be rugged. Ambition: Mortician. BILLIE SMITH js:: =GRADUATES, W MARGARET E. THOMPSON Activities: Honor Society; Typist for News- paper Staff; Chorus, Vice President. Motto: Success is at the top of the ladder, keep climbing. Ambition: Secretary of Typist JOHN R. YOUNG Activities : Chorus; Parliamentarian of Sophomore Class; Parliamentarian of Stu- dent Council; Associate Editor of Annual; Dramatics. Motto: I am apart of all that I have met. Ambition: Psychologist ? PI ■ ' wm - 1- r.i— f, ..  , . -.-.-, . OUR LEGACY, 55 Eagerly grasping! Purposefully climbing! Forever reaching! Spiritually growing! Our eyes are cast toward that glowing shore, As we embark, our course well set, We ve found our way which was dark before, And never can we forget. With a determined heart and an eager mind. Armed with a quest which moves us on. We must leave the darkness far behind. To approach a brighter, newer, dawn. Hopefully laboring! Gratefully learning! Never wavering! Hungrily yearning! Widening, gathering, seeking, lengthening, Together we sail toward that gem in the sun, Each purpose in mind assists in strenghtening. For the way lies ahead, and the prize is well won. Our thanks go out to the captains who brought us. Thus far in the journey of knowledge. With a pledge of respect to the teachers who taught us, And endeared us to Carver College. We are leaving the portals of this our dear school, But as we leave we must say, That to live true to ourselves. Our one perfect rule. Is to work and to learn each day. Q : ADVANCED SOPHOMORES p .OW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: 1 Horace Carson 5. Wiley Hammonds 9. George Pettice 2 Charlie Caruthers 6. Andy Jackson 10. Raymond Pharr 3 Virginia Dowery 7. Elijah Kitchen 1 1 . Abraham Stokes 4. Genius Evans 8. Maynard Love 1 2. Climie Watson m m mmmmmmmimmmmm THE ECHO STAFF First Row, Left to right: Editor T -J X , David Irby ' yP ' Mrs. Marguretta Holland yP Vernie Mae Rice Second Row: Business Manager john Young Photographer Genius Evans Photographer Eugene Proctor Associate Editor Willie Chappel A ' ' E ' i ' ° ' - Robert Brown FRESHMAN OFFICERS From Left to Right: Thomas Diggs Treasurer Charles Porter Vice-President Issac Rhyne President Wynona Wigfall Secretary Ardell Williams Assistant Secretary FRESHMEN Roberta Adams Brandon B. Alexander Reecy L. Anderson William Ardrey John Bailey Willie J. Barnes Horace Barringer Ja nes W. Beatty Rudolph V. Black Waddell Boyles Carl Bratton Robert F. Brown Ester L. Bryant Grover Caldwell John W. Caraway Joseph A. Carter William L. Cherry Ruth Adams Chiles FRESHMEN Thelma M. Chisholm Algie Clyburn Neal F. Crawford Roy Crowder Britanna Crowe Henry Culbreth Farris Earl George B. Ellis Alexander Gaither Frank Gladden, Jr. Leon B. Gormley James D. Grier ■ ■ ' ' ' ■ ■■■■ - , .„..,. , M„ ,.;,. FRESHMEN Walter C. Hailey Legree Hall William A. Harris Barbara Mae Hewitt Willie H. Hood Joseph Howard Novel L. Howard George Hunter Charles E. Ingram Mary V. Johnson Chauncey Jones John I. Joseph Robert C. Kendall Herbert S. King Charles Knight Gracie Lampkins Lafayette Lee Grant Little, Jr. FRESHMEN Parker B. Lotharp John E . McC lain Rayford McC lain Benjamin McClure Kathryn Ann McNair Shirley Massey Leroy Patton Charles Porter James Pratt, Jr. Zenopha Pratt Adolphus Reid Charles H. Reid i ■JlnC -. ,n-t1, 1lt« l■ .1.|nr «.«r■ . •■, n ■■ ■. n. ■■,.„ , . f, FRESHMEN Everett Reid Isaac A. Rhyne Adolphus Richardson Walter Lee Richardson Ben J . Sellers Robert Simelton James W. Werts Wynona Wigfall Julius Williams Nathan Williams Pauline Wilson SOPHOMORE SPONSOR MRS. MARGARETTA BROWN HOLLAND a i wa «Ti wwfiniwiwM ii ii i i i . ,■, . ,-■■.■.■,.-.- .. r . ..yfiy FRESHMAN SPONSOR MISS BARBARA HEWITT illHIl ' . mi j - ACTIVITIES THE CARVER COLLEGE MIXED CHORUS THE CARVER COLLEGE DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT A SCENE FROM THE BOOR By Anton Techekoff aSBki saiia ACTIVITIES A SCENE FROM RIGHT YOU ARE , By Luigi Pir- andello. Presented by The Ira Aldridge Dra matic Guild of Johnson C. Snith University. A SCENE FROM MINOR MIRACLE . Presented by the West Charlotte Thespians. THE WEST CHARLOTTE GIRLS QUARTET SINGS ACTIVITIES THE SECOND WARD CHORUS PRESENTS A PROGRAM MR. MERVIN FOARD OF CHARLOTTE COLLEGE SINGS ACTIVITIES CARVER COLLEGE QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS FOR THE QUEEN CITY CLASSIC FOOTBALL GAME. LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS IRENE NEAL, MISS OLLIE CLARK, AND MISS BARBARA HEWITT. THE CARVER COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM w ' , ' lt Aif:a ' l l mvtfimMM.ir ,i ,,,. .. ,,:,f -, lVjj sMnt. ACTIVITIES A CLASS AT WORK IN THE LIBRARY STUDENT RECEIVES INSTRUCTIONS IN AUTO MECHANICS ACTIVITIES AN ADULT SEWING CLASS STAFF MEMBERS ENJOY REFRESHMENT ACTIVITIES A Scene from The Severed Call ' Presented by Second Ward Dra .natics Departnent. Patrons and Friends Enjoy a Carver Prograr THE CHRONICLE STAFF i ' iliil ' tllHIiW !1 Front Row, Left to Right: Margaret Thompson Feature Writer Wynona Wigfall Social Editor OUie Mae Clark Feature Writer Vernie Mae Rice Inquiring Reporter Mrs. Margaretta Holland Feature Writer Amanda Davis Feature Writer Back Row: Robert Brown Artist Davis Irby Editor Rosa Cherry Feature Writer Eugene Proctor Photographer Genius Evans Photographer Raymond Pharr (Not in Photo) Business Manager ' ■fry . ' t SrsfiUf smantiiiriauM t A Ary..,,, MAY DAY FESTIVAL The May Court awaits the arrival of the Queen The May Queen and Court are enter- tained by dance group it .W ' i V- k ' M 7 ■ w  S ' !■ M Kathryn McNair, May Queen, is crowned by James Lindsay, president of Student Council The May court admires the Queen The Queen and Court are enter- tained by dance group iS GUEST SPEAKERS Mrs. Patsey H. Gordon Dr. James Egert Allen c:: J ' ' r- ' m- i ' r.-. ' .urrvMirrxi ir ,j:,r,i! :r,.ti stmmianiamBm GUEST SPEAKERS Mr. J. E. Hemphill, Local Religious Leader and Successful Commercial and Portrait Photographer Mr. Robert B. Johnson, Professor of His- tory, Virginia Union University, Richmond, Virginia. THE ACCELERATED HIGH SCHOOL THE FACULTY MRS. LOUISE SPEARS MEADOWS Degree: A.B., French and English, North Carolina College: Hobby: Reading. MR. BERNARD L. BROWN Degrees: A.B., Social Science, J. C. Snnith ' M.A. Social Studies, Columbia University. Hobby: Sculpturing. MRS. MARY PETTICE SPIVEY Degree: B.S., Science, Livingstone College. Hobbies: Fishing, Sewing. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Berthenia Bowser Ruben Jeffries Clyde Keels Lucille Lynch (mKt Alma Mungo Kathryn Spencer Lester Stacey Eugene Stitt Jerome White William Bonaparte Wk i m HOME ROOMS Mrs. M. P. Spivey ' s Homeroom -.- r-riMim t jn-.-.vrtrm-.i ' iT.rw ir.KinvaxvrnnBiv: HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORS MISS ALMA MUNGO HIGH SCHOOL SPONSORS MRS. KATHRYN SPENCER MISS ESTELLA WHALEY AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS FOR OVER 60 YEARS IT HAS BEEN Belte FOR BETTER VALUES PARKER-GARDNER CO. Pianos - Organs Since 1898 Records - Sheet Music 118 West Trade Street Edison-2 Branch Store 1619 East 7th Street Franklin-5 -8257 -8170 THE DINNER BELL CO. Sandwiche s Phone Franklin-6-5528 1305 Shorter Avenue Bob MuUis ii Compliments of 6RIER THOMPSON Funerals In Keeping With Your Purse Protect Your Family With Grier ' s Mutual Burial Association 701 East First Street - Phone Edison 2-7109 WINSTON MUTUAL LIFE DAVIS ELDER INSURANCE COMPANY SHELL SERVICE We Build For Security E.E. Hill, President Call one of our representatives to discuss your future economic 23 17 Statesville Avenue security. Home Office Phone Franklin 7-9372 Charlotte North Carolina Winston-Salem North Carolina Compliments of YE OLDE SWING MASTER GENIAL GENE POTTS Announcer, Director Salesman Station WGIV 1600 kc. Charlotte, North Carolina Compliments of VETERANS GRILL Specializing In Good Food Delivery Service 508 Beattie ' s Ford Road Phone Edison 2-9426 Compliments of DUCHESS BEAUTY SALON 311 South McDowell St. Phone Edison 4-6096 Watch Your Hair Glow With THELGO! Mrs. Thelma M. Chisholm, Mgr. ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Edison 3-1167 Alexander Mutual Burial Assn. Inc. 362 South Brevard St. Open 24 Hours KALE-LAWING COMPANY 227-231 S. Tryon St. Fr. 7-2641 27 S. Union St. Concord, N. C. Phone 6176 Chai lotte North Carolina CORNELIUS SUPER MARKET 2333 Statesville Avenue PITTMAN HUDSPETH 428 S. McDowell Street PITTMAN GROCERY 530 East 1st Street QUEEN CITY PHARMACY Prescriptions Fountain Service - Drugs Sundries - News -Stand Delivery Service -School Supplies Ph. Edison 4-0739 Trade at your drug store 421 East Second St. Charlotte North Carolina Complimenti of EVERGREEN FLOWER SHOP Fl owers For All Occasions When Buying Flowers Buy Ours | 818 East Seventh St. Phone ED 3-9028 Night ED 3-3576 BENSON ' S GROCERY 641 East 1st Street Phone Edison 29736 A.M.E. ZION PUBLISHING HOUSE Printers and Publishers No job too large or too small 329 South Brevard Street L.L. Boyd, General Manager Charlotte 1 North Carolina DOUBLE OAKS SUNDRIES 2640 Statesville Ave. Magazines - Fountain Service Newspapers - Sandwiches Groceries - Cosnnetics Plenty of Free Parking Space Available Pleasing You Pleases Us FAMILY BUDGET SHOPPING CENTER Native Western Meats Fancy Staple Groceries Fresh Fruits -Vegetables - Dressed Poultry-Eggs We Deliver 415 Shuman Ave. ED 2-9293 L.B. Watson, Prop. s Compliments of OAKLAWN CLEANERS 1103 Oaklawn Ave. ' Be Wise--Clean With Pride J.O. Pride, Proprietor Phone Edison 2-7788 ROYAL GARDENS GRILL AND BILLARD PARLOR 1101-1103 Beatties Ford Road Phone ED 2-9584 Mr. Mrs. P.L. Logan, Proprietors Compliments of EBONY CLEANERS The Cleanest Cleaners in Town Four Hours Cleaning Service Pick-Up and Delivery Service Phone FR. 7-9191 431 S. McDowell Street Jimmie Delaney, Prop. JOHNNY ' S SHELF SERVICE Phone 3-5449 James Belton, Mgr. Res. Phone 4-1463 --Groceries and Meats-- When in Need of Anything In the Line of Eats, Call Johnny ' s We Deliver 425 East Second Street The Echo Staff is most grateful to these representative business firms who have through their advertisements made the publishing of the 1955 Echo possible. We wish tor your continued business success. David Irby, Editor in Chief Willie Chappel, Associated Editor v: ' I N I II II I i ll|]H i u i|i i | j | i | w ,i i | |i)i)nTO J ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The annual staff « ishes to express its thanks lo all those-who have work ed so faithfully with us. Without your coopera- tion It would have been impossible to have this volume published.