Fayetteville State University - Fayettevillian Bronco Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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FACULTY XE VBOLD TRAIMXG SCHOOL Joseph Q. Cornick. Prin- cipal. B.S.. Hampton In- stitute; Virginia Union University. Addie O- Willi Super -ising T e a c Grade One. B S.. Fa ville State Teachers lege; A.M.. Colu University. Kattie Freeman, Super- vising Teacher, Grade Six. B.S., Teachers College. Cheyney, Pa,: MA., Columbia University. Hellen T. C hick. Super- vising Teacher, Grade Two. B.S., Virginia State College: M.S., Virginia State College. ::. Barnes. Super- Teacher. Grade B.S.. Winston- Salem Teachers College; further Carolina Negroes. Supervising Teacher. Grade Eight. B.S., Eliza- beth Citv Teachers Col- lege: M.A., Columbia Uni- Super ' ising Teacher. Grade One. B S.. Favette- ville State Teachers Col- lege: M.A.. New York Supervising Teacher. Grade Three. B.S.. Hamp- ton Institute. L V, Mclvi g Teachei B.S.. F: Teachers College: ersity of Pennsyl- lie Supervising T e .. . Grade Five. B.S., Virgini; State College: Columbi. University, LULA S. SUMMERVILLE. Supervising Teacher, Grade Four, B.S., Hamp- ton Institute: Fayetteville State Teachers College: North Carolina College for Negroes; Columbia Uni- JUANITA E. CoLEY, Super- vising Teacher, Grade Four. B-S , Fayetteville State Teachers College: Columbia University; North Carolina State Col- lege for Negroes. NOT PICTURED ersity of Pennsyl- Supervising Grade Thr ston-Salem lege: U n i 13

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FACULTY tian. Shaw Universit Hampton I n s t i t u 1 Winslon-Salem Teache College. Lauretta J. Tayi rectress. S o p h i Dormitory. B,S.. College. NOT PICTURED Grace L. Melchor. House- hold Arts, A.B., Bennett College lor Women; MA . Cornell University. Lenna M- Means. Secre- tary ol Records. B.S . ■outh Carolina A, and M. College. ruRNER. English, aw University; versity of Penn- turther studv: Doris A. Eradshaw. Psy- chology. A.B.. LeMoyne College: M.A.. New York University. Hattie D. Whyte. Direct- ress, Senior Dormitory. Shaw University; Pratt In- stitute; Hampton Institute. E. Louise Murphy. His- tory. A.B., M.A., Howard University; further study : New York University. H. Ja As- sistant Librarian. South Carolina State Teachers College; Virginia Union University; Bethune- Cookman College; Fay- ett. College. Stat. Teache M.Ed.. Bosto . Phy- B.S,. ersity. ent b ' sC. North for Negroes. . 12

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THE HA ' i-1 ' LK OJ- ' EDUCATION Dedicated to the Class of ' 47 By Hugo MuRrHisoN We ' ve ascended many a mountain top To reacli tlie goal we had sought We ' ve crossed many a desert plain By means which God has wrought- We ' ve witnessed many a sleepless night And dreaded the thought of dawn We ' ve met our obstacles with new hope With the courage to carry on. We ' ve gained in every conflict Our spirit ever bright Taking advantage of every opportunity By having the courage to fight. We are gathered here together To be rewarded for our deeds Then out into the world we go To serve our Country ' s needs. Wc are greatly indebted to those Who placed in us their trust With confidence that we would fight And continue to fight, we must. The battle is merely started The fighting has just begun Think not of rest my comrades Until this job is done. We will set another goal in life And march on as before To enrichen the lives of those who follow Making room at the top for more.