Elizabeth City State University - Viking Yearbook (Elizabeth City, NC)

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TiirT ' with Dean . nclerson (left) and Shaw U. Pres. Cheek Presidential Wisdom from then - Go ' ernor Terry Sanford. The Rid- levs and Akimni Pres. I. A. Battle listen. President Ridley has always been a Inisy man. Since 19.58 his tempo has increased. Scenes Dr. S. D. Williams and Dr. H. Councill Treiiholm, late Alabama State College Presi- dent, listen to a new president.

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WALTER NATHANIEL RIDLEY GREETINGS TO THE CLASS r v 1966: You have the distinction of being the Class to graduate during the College ' s 75th or Diamond . nniversary year. In the years to come, may each member of this Class win other distinctions in whatever becomes his or her vocation. Two guides may be of help in this connection; distinction means getting spe- cial recognition or honor; fame; eminence. It is the quality that makes one seem superior. A Diamond, of course, is a substance of great value, durability, and brillance. The latter two qualities contribute to the enhancement of the first. According to these directions, then, that member of the Class of 1966 who shows qualities to make him or her seem superior, whose durabihty for hard and good work becomes proven, and whose occasional brilliance in execution of tasks marks the calibre of duty performed, is that Class member who will win distinction and who will become another Diamond among the ranks of alumni of this institution. Mrs. Ridley and I wish every one of you courage, faith, health, and favor with God, so that you will be able to accomplish the tasks you undertake with distinction and Diamond-like quality. Upon the centennial of ECSC, may the record show that the Class of 1966 was indeed a Diamond Anniversaiy Class from the excellence of its works. Very sincerely yours. Walter N. Ridley President The Fresitlenl

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;Prj- THE HRST FACULTY-STAFF (1891-1892) Peter Weddick Moore, A.B. Principal John Henry Manning Butler Assistant PETER WEDDICK MOORE JOHN HENRY M. NNING BUTLER THE TWENTY-FIFTH FACULTY-STAFF (1915-1916) Peter Weddick Moore, A.M. Principal Ulysses S. Donaldson, A.B. . . . History, Geography and Civics General U. Dickens, A.B. . . . Mathematics, Science, and Freehand Drawing Eva Jane Lewis English Department Malile S. Jackson, A.B. . . . Latin, PenmanshipandAssi.stantinEnglish and Mathematics Sadie B. Davis, A.B. Preparatory Department M. Louise Walton . . Domestic Science and Domestic Art Helen E. Lee . . . Practice and Observation School Department Sarah E. Parker Secretary and Assistant Bookkeeper Rosabelle Cleckley . . . Spelling, Instrumental and Vocal Music Willie B. Hollomon . . . Assistant in Practice and Observation School Fannie O. Butler Matron Symera Taylor Moore . . . Assistant in Boarding Department Emma J. Vassar Head Cook William Murray Janitor Connie B. Hollomon Janitor THE FIFTIETH FACULTY-STAFF (1940-1941) Harold Leonard Trigg, . .M., Ed.D. President Sidney David Williams, . .M. Dean Aurelius P. Lester, A.B. Registrar Juha B. Wilson, B.S. Budget Officer Joseph W. North, B.S. Secretary- Treasurer Kenneth Rudolph Jeffries, B.S. Accountant Evelyn B. Pope, B.S. •■ Librarian Charles J. Jenkins Engineer George Washington Cardwell, M.D. • • School Physician Ernest Linwood Hoffler, M.D. School Phvsician Agnes B. Middleton, A.B., R.N. Health Service Frances Lane Bias Residence Hall Directress Irene Long Dickens Residence Hall Directress Joanna O. Raynor Residence Hall Directress Jessie C. Wainwright Residence Hall Directress George A. Rivers Dean of Men Marvin B. Albright, B.S. Rural Science Maude C. Rawford Blackwood, A.M. Art Donald G. Brandon, A.M. Geography Montraville I. Claiborne, A.M. Psychology Edith V. Diggs, A.M. Chemistry John Thomas Doles, Sr., A.B. History William C. Hmmicutt, A.M. History Augusta A. Johnson, A.M. English Cornell A. Johnson, A.M. Mathematics Evelyn A. Johnson, A.B. Music Mildred P. Johnson, A.M. Health Education Aurelius P. Lester, A.B. Health Education Eva Jane Lewis, A.M. English Edna Harris Mitchell, A.M. English W. Thomas Murphy, A.M. Social Studies Roland C. McConnell, A.M. History Lucile M. McLendon . . . Education and Primaiy Supervision J. Saunders Redding, A.M. ' . . . . English George A. Rivers, A.M. Physical Education Vivian O. Walden, A.M. . . . Education and Gr;uiimar — Grade Supervision . lice C. Washington, A.M. Home Economics Ella V. Washington, B.S. Rural Education Matthew J. Whitehead, A.M. Education Timothy R. Wells, A.M. Biology Elson K. Williams, A.M. History N.Y.A. Resident Center Staff Jennie E. McDougle, B.. . Churchill E. Robinson, B.S. Center Superv Supervisor of Boys Activities Mary Jones Durant, B.S. Educational Adviser Charles W. Fairley, B.S. ■ • • Supervisor of Construction Eddie J. Keith, B.S. Educational Adviser Trainino School Staff 1940-1941 Emmy B. Wilson, B.S. Principal and Seventh Grade Blanche L. Harris, A.M. Seventh Grade Eva M. John.son Sixth Grade Eddie White Martin, B.S. Sixth Grade Mattie E. Jenkins Fifth Grade Mary E. White, B.S. Fourth Grade Essie S. Johnson, B.S. Third Grade Mary V. Drew Second Grade Marv M. Collins First Grade