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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

g ' i v lS -r -: Ate ■  i •- ' ' ' . . ' viVi . ' IJ- .5i f ' Vi B SB Jjie 1964 iJ ' a aeHeoiuian PRESENTED BY THE STUDENTS OF FAYETTEVILLE STATE COLLEGE FAYEHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 1. Good citizenship. 2. Competence in teaching skills. 3. Desirable professional attitudes. 4. Skill in the communication of ideas. 5. An adequate understanding of children. mmmm 5gffl? ' f ! ' W «i! 6. An adequate knowledge of contemporary life. 7. Adequate specialization in one ' s chosen field. 8. A well developed and integrated sense of values. 9. Development to the height of individual ability. 10. A sound understanding of the role of the teacher and school in society. The knowledge man needs is that of himself. Our experiences at Fayetteville State have provided the means by which we realize our assets, our weaknesses, our capabilities. The years spent here have occasioned us to multiply our assets, strengthen our weakness- es, and develop our capabilities to the highest potential. With the recording of the events of another year in the annals of time, come reminiscences of a prosperous year- -reminiscences which will always be cherished by those of us who share the fruits of this year. The joys, the sorrows, the hopes, the anxieties, the achieve- ments, the failures flavor these fruits. We, the Fayettevillian Staff, attempt to capture these reminis- cences in the pages of this the 1964 Fayettevillian. ly yfujl EDITOR wmmim it i ji Uable of Cjon en s INTRODUCTION THEME DEDICATION CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS GREEKLAND CAMPUS QUEENS FEATURES SPORTS FINALE j n JTieinoriam 1917_jOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY-! 963 (Jar J eJouecf J reside ni -71 Jriencf io 71 1 Man JiincI Dnereas, me people of our naiiou aiia tne free wor a are siunnea ana saa- (fenecf So iJie draaic c eam of J ' ' resicfeot. -I giinecfi ; ana m LJnereas, t ie J resiaeni was a man of great personal inleqri I ii — a snining example of t ie purpose of failJi at worJi in m-en; a man of onunaless uiiaJitij and energij - a man fearless and (fauntJess in l ie advocacu of ine rian s and privileges of all :nen to snare fulJg in the Iieritage of our nation; a man ait i . a neuer-faiJing sense of jumor,- a famiJc man; a man of courage; a man fvnose life was aui t upon a concern for numan aignitu and i ik ideal of free- dom for all people; therefore 6e it Jlnown. t iat ttie students of iagetteuij e Otate C o ege express a profound sense of loss in Ine deatli of our t ' resident .Jo in 7it6gerala tl iinedu and join an people evergrvnere in e ending our deepest sgmpatng to t ie mem- oers of tne J resicfent s fami g. — ' Wr P - j ,f ' ■«3|lfe - - V ..■  Serial Uiew ■ ' nui ' J resicfeni ancf JKrs. CRucfo pIi Jones— Al Jiome ZJ ie J resioenPs J Tessaae The Class of 1964 will always be a significant one in the history of this college. In this class are the first graduates in majors other than elementary education. It is also significant that during this year the student body became integrated for the first time. The senior class is the first one re- quired to make a certain score on the National Teacher Examination in order to be certified to teach in North Carolina. The Class of 1964 will be the first to graduate with the name of Fayetteville State College on their diplomas. As the seniors depart I congratulate them on their contribution toward improving the standards and the intellectual atmosphere of the college. We shall follow their progress in the future with much interest. We hope that a spark has been kindled here that will inspire them to move onward and up- ward reflecting credit upon themselves and upon Fayetteville State College. Rudolph Jones President 1 ; President Rudolph Joi A.B., M.Jl, Ph.D. DR. M. E. MOORE, JR. B.S., M.A., ED. D. I am pleased to extend congratulations to the student body for their efforts in making this school year a suc- cessful academic pursuit. The College is depending upon you to uphold high academic standards which characterize its history. Continue to use your vitality and courage to advance your scholastic potential; intelligence can not be acquired without ex- ercise. Seniors--you have distinguished yourselves in various fields of labor; therefore, you are our representatives. Whatever happens to you happens to the College. You can never be separated from it. Because of your rich and noble experiences here, I am sure that your services in a world of opportunity will be most rewarding. Malvin E. Moore, Jr. Dean of the College J us in ess Depar inen m m Mildred S. Johnson Accountant Certificate, Southwestern University A. J. Pindle, Business Manager B.S., Hampton Institute Lila L. Harper Cashier B.S.. N.C.C. at Durham George E. Sanders Accounting Clerk B.S., St. Augustine ' s College Candidate for M.S., N.C.C. at Durham Patricia F. Parker Secretary Diploma, Fayetteville State College Vance E. McBroom Supt. Bldgs. Grouds- Certificate, A. T. College Beulah W. Jones Dietitian M.S., N.C.C. at Durham Theresa K. Hicks Asst. Dietitian B.S., A. T. College Etrulia G. Rucker Operator Certif., A. T. College J ecoros Ino Admissions Registrar Lenna M. Means B.S., South Carolina State College I Librarian Nathalene L. Smith M.A., N. C. C. at Durham Joycesteene Ruffin Asst. Circulation Librarian, B.S. Houston- Tillot son College Clerk Bettie E. Person Diploma, Payne ' s Bus. Sec. Sch., Shaw University Typist Fannie L. Willis Diploma, Williston Industrial School iJioi rai y Sia LiUionteen Whitehurst Circulation Librarian B.A., N.C.C. at Durham Annie P. Adams Asst. Circulation Librarian B.S., Alabama State College mk Marie M. Williams Catalogue Librarian M.S. inL.S., N. C. C at Durham Viola P. Chapman, Typist Certificate, Fayetteville State College , ' i te. j V ' iuoeni J ersonneJ Deparimeni J. C. Jones, Dean of Students N. C. College at Durham, M.A. A. W. Shephard, Dean of Women M.S.. New York University S. A. Burton Dorm. Counselor B.S., A. T. CoUeg D. G. Coles Dorm. Counselor Certif. Meyers St. School Robert Perdue Asst. Dorm. Counselor, M.A., Atlanta University Frank Robinson Dorm. Counselor B.S., Shaw University W. M. Gannaway Dorm. Counselor Certif. Barber Memorial Seminary ii M. E. Singletary Dorm. Counselor B.S., Fayetteville State College Perry Leazer Dorm. Counselor M.S.. N. C. College at Durham M. H. Nicholson Dorm. Counselor A.B., Johnson C. Smith University Ivey E. Williams Dorm. Counselor B.S., Fayetteville State College Aurelia L. Young Dorm. Counselor B.S. Barber- Scotia College Martha Doster Secretary to Dean of Students Certif. Fayetteville State College Winifred Lefft Secretary to Dean of Women B.S., S. C. State College o nniis ra iue Jissisianis Lula S. Williams Director of Student Teaching David W. Bishop Director of Summer School Odell Uzzell Director of Alumni Relations Charles D. Sanders Director of Public Relations o ninis rah ' oe ecreiaries Alice Jones Secretary to President B.S.C. North Carolina College Reniiie Galbreth Secretary, Office of Dean B.S.C. North Carolina College at Durham Peggy Green, Secretary Office of Dean Certificate, Cortez Peters Business School Depariineni of Jjusiness t ducaiion W. M. Robinson M.Ed., Univ. of Pittsburgh C. V. Norwood C. V. Stokes M.A., Columbia University M.A., New York University Deparinieni of C cfuca ion dc J st c 20 oqi Marguerite S. Frierson Ph.D.. Ohio State University Department Head V 1 Charles A. Asbury M.A., N. C. C. at Durham Lorena C. Carter M.A., Columbia University Walter T. Pace Howard S. Smith Percy Young Lula S. Williams Ed.D.. Wayne State Ed.M., Rutgers University D.Ed.. Harvard University M.A.. Columbia University University wmk Depariineni of Cnonsn Edward D, Clark M.A., New York University Acting Dept. Head Grace C. Black M.B.A., Univ. of Kansas Constance M. Frazier M.A., Miami University Richard D. Goodwin B.A., Univ. of Washington Winifred Johnson M.A., Howard Univ. Mildred P. Jones M.S., Catholic University Annie C. King M.A.. N. C.C. at Durhan Laura H. Lewis B.S., University of Georgia Elaine M. Newsome M.A.. Howard Univ. Minnetta H. Scott Ed.M., Univ. of Pittsburgh Lois Turner M.A., Univ. of Pennsylvania £ epaHmeni oj Ji ' ne CTlris Bacote. Thomas B. M.A., Columbia University Chick, Helen T. M.S., Virginia State College Eldridge, Mary T. M.F.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology Department Head Jenkins, Harvey C. M.A., Columbia University Roach, HUdred M.M., Yale University Depar men of 7orei n Sanouaoes Fuentevilla, Alberto Doctor En Leyes, University of Havana Curry, Virginia F. Ph.D., Indiana University Department Head Le Blanc, H. S. M.A., University of Illinois Tay, Brigitte Baccalaureateat in Philosophy University of Dijon, France Deparimeni oj J leal in (£ J nysical C oucah ' on Harold L. Scott, Dept. Head Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh Frank P. Robinson B.S., Shaw University Dorothy Redmond M.Ed., Tennessee A. I. State University Page P. Saunders Lauraetta 3. Taylor Daniel WUliams Elizabeth A. Young M.S., West Virginia M.A., Columbia University M.S.P.H., N. C. College M.Ed., Boston University University at Durham Deparhneni of Oocah ' ona ana Jechnical Hs Thomas Gavin, Dept. Head M.S., A. T. College Charles E. Austin B.S., Hampton Institute T)epaHmeni of Science (£ JKaiJiemaiics Henry M. Eldridge Ed.D., Univ. of Pittsburgh Department Head Wilhelmina W. Bishop M.Ed., Univ. of North Carolina Cynthia S. Bond M.A., Columbia Univ. Tyng Tsair Chao Ph.D. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Valeria P. Fleming M.S., N. C. C. at Durham Bobby L. Fuse M.A., Atlanta University Joseph L. Knuckles Ph.D., University of Connecticut Perry R. Leazer M.S., N.C.C. at Durham Richard P. Robinson M.A., Columbia University 2)e pari men i of aJociaJ Sciences Odell Uzzell, Ph. D. Ohio State University Department Head David W. Bishop Hubert R. Doub Marion George Ph.D., Catholic M.A., University Ph.D.. Ohio State Univ. of America of Pennsylvania University Reid E. Jackson Ph.D.. Ohio State University Robert Perdue M.A., Atlanta University John C. Jones M.A., N. C. C. at Durham Otto M. Pharr A.M., University of Michigan Shia-ling Liu Ed.D., North Texas State University Charles D. Sanders Ed.D., Oregon State University Robert Massey M.A.. McCormick Theological Seminary Page Saunders M.S.. West Virginia University Jjeparinieni of Social (sciences Chacko C. Thomas Ph.D.. State Univ. of Iowa Clarence H. Thomas Th.M., Union Theological Seminary Jiew S7ns ruc ors Jor 2nd e nes er June McDonald B.A., Mt. Holyoke College. Candidate for Ph.D. in English from the University of Connecticut Dept. of English Bettye S. Matter B.S., A. T. College Secretary to Faculty Kalu Ume M.A.. Atlanta University Department of Social Sciences M. S. James B.S., Florida A. M. University College Nurse p ,-.. ANDREWS, BILLIE ico, S. C. ARNOLD, SHIRLEY Fayetteville, N. C. SNEA Future Alur Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority BAIN, FAYE BATTLE, JAMES BATTLE, SHIRLEY BELL, SHIRLEY Lumber Bridge, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Monroe, N. C. Elem. Ed., Grammar Physical Education English, Minor: Speech Elem. Ed., Grammar Day Student Organization Future Alumni Future Alumni SNEA NAACP, Pyramid Club Drama Guild Choir Library Reading Clu Band Physical Education Club Student Tutorial Stall Baptist Student Unior Future Alumni Alpha Kappa Alpha BRINSON, SENOBIA FayettevUle, N. C. 3UDD ETTA MAE m. oi ive, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primar eadir gClub SNEA Future Alumni JJAACP BURNEY, ALVIN W. FayettevUle, N. C. Elem. Ed., Minor: Art Day Student Organizatio FayettevUle, N. C. Day Student Organizati gton Club inister Fellowship Dance Group Harris Hall Dorm. Associ CALLENDER, FRANCES Windsor, N. C. Elem. Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority CAMERON, SHIRLEY Cameron, N. C. CANTY, LESLIE, JR. Garland, N. C. History, Minor: Gov. YMCA Sampson County Club CAPEL, ROBERT Candor, N. C. — 1. Ed., Grammar jge Choir ptist Student Union .., ' St minister Fellowship CHANCE, JOHN MATTHEW Wade, N. C. Biology, Minor: Spanish Day Student Organization Biology Club CHEEK, EFFIE ONZELLE Warrenton, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary SNEA CHEEK, GLENDA ANNETTE Halilax, N. C. College Marshals litory Assoc CLARK, HAZEL Scotland Neck, N. C. Elem. Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Pres. Delta Sigms Theta Sorority COLEY, NORMA JEAN Goldsboro, N. C. Bus. Education Future Alumni FBLA GOTTEN, WILLARD, E. Pittsboro, N. C. Phy. Ed., Minor: Health Education linister Fellowship DORSEY, MARGARET JANE Fayetteville, N. C. SNEA Day Student Organization DOUGLAS, JANE Durham, N. C. Elem. Ed., Prim- Student NEA Drama Guild Da iGr !___— __— — — • • -i.? DUPREE, EQUILLER WUson, N. C. Wilson Student Club EDENS, MARUARET A. Hamlet, N. C. ELLIS, iREDEHIUK B. New York, N. Y. T-,__.:-L « inor: Speech Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity tball Team EVERETT, ROSETTA Raeford, N. C. EWING, LONNIE C. Fayetteville, N. C. Auto. Mechanics FISHER, FRANCES P. FLOWERS, DORETH Roseboro, N. C. Tarboro, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary Baptist Student Union Methodist Fellowship SNEA Club YWCA Future Alumni Future Alumni Day Student Organization Dormitory Assoc. Dormitory Assoc. FLOWERS, WILLETTE Goldsboro, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary Band Future Alumni SNEA Fl Fa El Ch Dr Fu BS OYD, ETHEL PEARL irmont, N. C. em. Ed., Grammar oir ama Guild ture Alumni U GEORGE, WILLIAM G. Smithfield, N. C. Sociology, Minor: Hist. Choir SNEA Social Science Club YMCA G E S F N D 1_ ERALD, JEAN B mmington, N. C. lem. Ed., Prima NEA uture Alumni ewman Club rama Guild elta Sigma Theta ..ima y m!! :,iim m::. J GILMORE, DOUGLAS GRAHAM, OLIVIA GREEN, JEANNE GURLEY, NANCY FayettevUle, N. C. Red Springs, N. C. Kinston, N. C. FayettevUle, N. C Biology, Minor: Chem. Business Education Elem. Ed. Secretarial Scienc Biology Club Phi Beta Lambda SNEA Future Alumni F.B.L.A. rll HENDON, NELSON E. Spring Lake, N. C. Sociology, Minor: Hist. SNEA Future Alumni College Marshals Social Science Club „ Drama Guild Day Student Organization HESTER, GLORIA A. Bladenboro, N. C. Elem. Ed., Grai SNEA Future Alumni Drama Guild HEWETT, PURVIS Supply, N. C. Elem. Ed., Gramti HILL, JIMMIE Fayetteville, N. C. Future Alumni Day Student Organization Phys. Ed. Major HILL, LYNWOOD Flushing, N. Y. Sociology, Minor: Hist. College Marshals Drama Guild SNEA HODGE, ROSALIND Henderson, N. C. HOLMES, JOYCE Fayetteville, N. C. .English, Minor: Art ieta Phi Beta Sorority Drama Guild c Council Cho HOOD, GEORGE I. Ed., Gram; Student Council SNEA Reading Club Future Alumni INGRAM DOROTHY Fayettev He, N C. Secretar al Scic nee 3and Day Stud ;nt Drganiza :ion JACKSON, PAUL Carthage, N. C. Biology, Min or: Chf Kappa Alpha Psi Fr Biology Club Choir JACOBS, FANNIE Coats, N. C. Elem. Ed., Gramra mmm ' JOHNSON, ELLEN FayettevUle, N. C. ih, Minor: Spe SNEA College Ma JOHNSON, JOSEPH Fayetteville, N. C. Biology, Minor: Mus Universities and CoUe Alpha Kappa Mu Student Government JOHNSON, MAGGIE Tabor City, N. C. Elem. Ed., Graj SNEA College Choii JOHNSON, MATTIE Wadesboro, N. C. Elem. Ed., Gramr Ivy Leaf Club ;a Women ' s Collegiate ( JOHNSON, MARY JOHNSON, WILLIAM JONES, EVA JONES, WILLIAM Pinetops, N. C. Hartford, Connecticut Whiteville, N. C. English, Minor; S Elem. Ed., Primary Physical Ed. Elem. Ed. Primary Drama Guild Band Football Archonian Club SNEA SNEA Track Day Student Organization College Marshals Future Alumni Letter men Club Drama Guild JUSTICE, ANNIE LEE Fayetteville, N. C. Elem. Ed., Gra Day Student Ori Zeta Phi Beta Sorority KING, ALBERT LEWIS LEAK, GWENDOLYN Sanford, N. C. Elem. Ed., Grammar Vestminister Fellow Band S.N.E. Future A. Alum ni Assoc MCALLISTER, DOUGLAS Rocky Point, N. C. iW -T lik. - V 7 McAllister, fred d. Fayetteville, N. C. — 1. Ed., Grar Veterans Club S.N.E.A. E, SHADY RUTH ■me, N. C. Day Student Organization Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Charles Chesnutt Reading Club McDOUGALD, ELSIE LEE McGUlRE, ADDIE LEE McKOY, ALVIN LEON McKOY, SHIRLEY W. FayettevUle, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Leland, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. English, Minor: Fren eh Elementary Education Elem. Ed., Grammar Business Education Future Alumni Primary Wilmington Student Phi Beta Lambda Choir Drama Guild Club Day Student Organizat Drama GuUd S.N.E.A. Westminister Fellowship Alpha Kappa Alpha Future Alumni Drama Guild Sorority Day Student Organization College Marshals Voice Staff Future Alumni McLEOD, WILLIS B. S. Dunn, North Carolina President, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society Who ' s ' IrNATH, WILLIE MAE vUle, N. C. entary Education ary Day Student Organization McNeil, franklin Fayetteville, N. C. Elementary Education MELVIN, EDNA VIRGINIA White Oalc, N C. Elem Ed., G rammar S.N.E.A. Bapti 5t Stude nt Union Futur e Alum li Choir Alpha Kappa Alpha Oorm itory A soc. MONROE, JOSEY B. Fayetteville, N. C. Elem. Ed., Grammar Day Student ' s Organizati( Drama Guild S.N.E.A. Future Alumni MONTGOMERY, SYLVESTER Fayetteville, N. C. Biology (Major) Chemistry (Minor) Phi Beta Sigma S.N.E.A. Biology Club Future Alumni MOSLEY, JOHNNIE ROY La Grange, N. C. Auto-Mechanics Future Alu Future Alu Football Tt„. French Club NEWMAN, JAMES GRAHAM Elem. Ed., Gr Future Alumn NOBLE, GLADYS ops, N. C. Elem. Ed,, Gramir Choir Y.W.C.A. S.N.E.A., B.S.U. Future Alumni ' mmiimm m:: :a ' -m.:m!msm «mmiimii ' PARNELL, ASBERINE Rowland, N. C. Business Education Phi Beta Lambda Who ' s Who Zeta Phi B«a Sorority ' iS kX; PATTERSON, ARTHUR Physical Education Varsity Club PEACE, CATHERINE E. Henderson, North Carolina Elcm. Ed., Primary Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority College Marshals Future Alumni Y.W.C.A. POHLMANN, MARY MICHALES Fayetteville, N. C. Biology (Major) Chemistry (Minor) Phi Sigi ■ ' Alpha Lambda Delta Day Student Organization Biology Club Texas Academy of Science Association QUICK, MAE ELMA Fayetteville, N. C. • lr - RAMSEY, JAMES Fayetteville, N. C. Future Alumni Elem. Ed., Grami RANKIN, BETTYE JEAN Greensboro, N. C. RANKIN, FRANCES ANN Concord, N. C. RAY, EVELYN Dunn, North Ca: Elem. Ed., Prii Future Alumni Pyramid Club Future Alu - ' RAY, JAMES HOWARD REED, GLOVER JEAN RICHARDS, LEOLA PETERSON RIVERS, ROSETTA Fayetteville, N. C. Latta, Sout h Carolina FayettevUle, N. C. Wadesboro, N. C. Sociology (Major) H istory (Minor) Sociology 1 History (M Major) Elem. Ed., Primary Band Elem. Ed., Primary College Choir College Marshals Social Scie nee Club Day Student Organization Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor jrity 3ay Student Organization Social Science Club Senior Cou Future Alu nselor mni Future Alumni Student N.E.A. Future Alumni ROSS, ELBERT MILTON Lawndale, N. C. Biology (Major) Chemistry (Minor) Basketball Team Track Team ROOKS, JOHN Kinston, North Carol Elem. Ed., Grammar Varsity Club Football Team College Choir ROUNTREE, JAMES E. Wilson, N. C. Elem. Ed., Grammar Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Future Alumni Drama Guild College Marshals Student Council S.N.E.A. SAMUELS, DELORES Wilmington, N. C. Chesnutt Reading Club SESSOMS, WILLIE H. SHARPE, JACK C. Washington, D. C. Macclesfield, N. C. Sociology (Major) Elem. Ed., Gramma History (Minor) Football Team Music (Minor) Phi Beta Sigma Frat Kappa Alpha Psi Frater nity Y.M.C.A. Varsity Club Who ' s Who Pan-Hellenic Council Varsity Club Student Government Choir SMITH, ARTHUR FayettevUle, N. C. B.S. Degree Fayetteville State College Special Student H, EDME Wilson, N. C. • Ed., Grami i Guild Future Alumni As SMITH, IRENE E. FayettevUle, N. C. Day Student Organizati( SPENCER, JR. BENJAMIN J. Currie, North Carolina SPENCER, LARNICE WUmington, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary STACKHOUSE, MILLIE GRACE Fairmont, North Carolina Elem. Ed., Primary STANLEY Nalcina, No Elem. Ed. GLADYS MAE rth Carolina Grammar STEELE, VERONICA H Harrells, N. C. Future Alumni Choir Future Alumni Baptist Student Union Dormitory Associations Choir S.N.E.A. B.S.U. Future Alu Y.W.C.A. mni F.B.L.A. Business Club Future Alumni STOKES, MARVIN Wilmington, N. C. Physical Education (Major) Biology (Minor) Wilmington Club Varsity Club asketball Tear STUCKEY MYRTLE Fayettevil e, N. C. Secretaria 1 Science F.B.L.A. Day Studer t Organiza Social Scien College Cho S.N.E.A. I Clu i:£ i«M«i THOMAS, CLARA MAE Sanford, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary Sanford Student Club Y.W.C.A. Future Alumni THOMAS, EUNICE Sanford, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary Y.W.C.A. Cheering Squad N.A.A.C.P. THOMAS, LIND Sanford, N . C. Secretaria il Scien F.B.L.A. Future Al THOMPSON, HUGH HOLIDAY Fayetteville, N. C. Auto -■--- ' — ' Futui THOMPSON, VERNA LEE Greensboro, N. C. TOLES, CONSTANCE DRUCILLA TORAIN, EVELYN TYNDALL, CHARLES F. | Kinston, N. C. Prospect Hill, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. T § Elem. Ed., Primary Elem. Ed., Grammar . Sociology HI Drama Guild Y.W.C.A. Social Science Club M Choir B.S.U. ■ S.N.E.A. N.E.A. 1 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor jrity M WATSON, CHRISTABELLE D. Clayton, N. C. WHITAKER, LILLIAN Whitakers, N. C. Secretarial Science F.B.L.A. Business Club Future Alumni FutUlE .ruu..... Biology Club WHITE, MAMIE A. Manson, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primar; Music (Minor) WHITLEY, WILLIAM E. Zebulon, N. C. Auto Mechanics N.A.A.C.P. WILSON, DORIS J. -tesville, N. C. WILSON, GLORIA ANN Durham, N. C. Methodist Student Organization WILLIAMS, AGNES E. Wilmington, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary S.N.E.A. Westminister Fellowship Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Fayettevillian Staff WILLIAMS, DOROTHY Fayetteville, N. C. WILLIAMS GENEVA E N. C. Grammar Elem . Ed., Alpha Kapp a Mu Honor Socle tv Delta Sigm a Theta Soro rity s Who .LIAMS, JESSE F. Clinton, N. C. Biology (Major) Chemistry (Minor) Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities WILLUMS, JUNETTA R. Wilmington, N. C. Elem. Ed., Grammar Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority S.N.E.A. Wilmington Club Future Alumni FayettevUlian Staff WILLIAMS, MABEL Fayetteville, N. C. Elem. Ed., Primary S.N.E.A. Newman Club Chesnutt Reading Club WILLIAMS, VERLINE L. l i ilivlMJ ' jmlJi Goldsboro, North Carolii Senior Co WOODARD, janie — neville, N. C. Ed., Pri WOODARD, WIL Stantonsburg, N. Elem. Ed., Gran LIE LEE C. a mar WYNN, TYRONE Mount Olive, N. C. Biology (Major) Chemistry (Minor) Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Future Alumni Biology Club Pan-Hellenic Council YOUNG, T Goldsboro Elem. Ed. S.N.E.A. Future Al Day Stude HADI , N. C Prin imni It Org Basketball Tean Baseball Team Varsity Club I u n 1 o r The courage of life is often a less dramatic spectacle than the courage of a final mo- ment; but it is no less than a magnificent mixture of triumph and tragedy. A man does what he must--in spite of personal consequences, in spite of personal dangers and pres- sures- -and that is the basis of all human morality. John Fitzgerald Kennedy s Adams, Charles Alford, Verda D. Armstrong, Booker Barett, Marolyn Beaufort, Ben Black, Frances Blue, Sarah Boddie, Carolyn Bratten, Gwendolyn Brinson, Theresa Brown, Eva Brown, John Bowens, Verna Brown, Viola Brunn, Carolyn Fl! f,fciS '  ' Bryant, Ennis Byrd, Arthur Clayton, Joann Daniels, Robert Davis, Marian Bullock, Nannie Barbara Carr Clemmons, Joyce Daniels, R. L. Douglas, Charles Butler, Joseph Carter, Naomi Crutchfield, Clara Davis, Laurenne Dowdy, Blanche Durant. Fred Ellis, Kathelene Fillyaw, Harold Fryar, Charles Geddie, Henry Edens, Lillian English, Helene Ford, Ernestine Fuller, Fred Gerald. Paul Edge, Joe Fairley, Mary Franks. Birdell Fulton, Dorothy Gore, Mattie Gray, Charles Grover, Mary Grover, Rubye Hall, Barbara Harris, Barbara Harris, Chester Harris, Cliffodine Harris. Hermenia Hill, Nancy House, Christine Jackson, Mariam Johnson, Emma Johnson, Robert Jones, Eva G. Joyner, Mary Kees, Josephine Kelly, Helen Lee, Bettye Lindsay, Rethea Lightfoot, Joe Lloyd. Clarence Lucas, Robert Manning. Mary Marshall. Judith Martin, Arnetha Martin. Billie McAllister, Lonnie McCullum. Carolyn McDaniels, Sandra McKinney, Audrey mM WMiJi McKinney, Barbara McKoy, Sinarta McLaurin, Annie McLean. Annie McLean, Judy McLean, Lavern McLean, Mary McLeod, Annie McMillian, Ann McMillian, James McNeil, Mary A. McRae, Juanita Melvin, Robert Moody, Josephine Moore, Marite l| Moore, William Murphy, Doris Norrls, Otis Oliver. Linda Parker, Emma Parker, Evelyn Patterson, Irma Peaton, Gwendolyn Picket, Constevella Piland, Claudia Powell, Gene A. Powell, John Powell, Theresa Plummer, Betsy Ratliff. Mildred Streeter, Hayves Thomas, Alfred Thompson, Lucrishann Thompson, Ollie Toone, Dewey Townsend, Margaret Tyson, Barbara Vaughan, Barbara Walker, Eddie Walker. Marlyn Washington, Mary Watford, Beatrice Williams, Jeanne Williams, Joseph s:£M sMm aa ;i2K jKg- i« stS2ffi ' ;■■-■■. ■■ ■ - - ■■..:.. ' .. ■.■.. ■ .■K:y John Fitzgerald Kennedy Adams, Alice Allen, Taft Alsten, Lessie Armstrong, Edna a I Arnold, Leonard Arrington, Andy Atkinson, Nancy Baker, Peter Baldwin, Janice Barber, Joyce Barnes, Elizabeth Barnes, Ve l| Battle, Priscilla Bell, Jacqueline Berkly, Carolyn Berry, George Best, Katie Bibby, James Blue, Sandree Boone, Elizabeth Boone, Elivira Bowen, Ruth Bowser, Geraldine Brame, Pearl Brown, Edna Brown, Delores Brown, Geraldine I- v;;- J..-; ' ).., .-; :. .,v,:i,.. . vi. ' vl.Ji;.W.ui....:h Brown, Gloria Brown, Herbert Brown, Sennie Brown, Thelma Bullock, Mittie Butler, Shirley Byrd, Fred Campbell, Eula Campbell, Gertii Carol, Brenda Carpenter, Floyd Carrington, Erline Carter, Mildred Chapell, Thurman Chapman, Mary f Chappell, Oracle Chavis, Ernestine Cheek, Cara Calander, Stanley Clark, Alfred Clay, Paulette j an ■; V. ' Clayton, Gladys W 4 Coats, Luretha M. Cobb, Anna Cobb. Richard Coley, Billie Conway, William Corbett, Barbara Cotton, Gwendolyn Council, Carolyn Covington, Johnny Coward, Janice Crouch, Sheree Curry, Mary Dalton, Minnie r Dancy, Lesterine Dantzler, Peggy Davis, Phillip Dickey. Jacquelyn 19 Elliot, Allen Elliot, Phillip Evans, Howard Farrior, Willie Faulcon, Joyce Fields, Delores Fillyaw, Clara Freeman, Mary Fuller, Judy Fuller, William Fulton, Arthur Fulton, Bennie Gaddy, Cleo Gaddy, Gaynell Gaddy, Margaret Gentry, Barbara Ghettie, Joann Gibson, Lewis Gilmer, Olive A • r,- ■■■ . ■ .ft?a, . ' ,S ' -a. te-aaw.WtittKtfe tiWgiWaaWa if .. .v .;a:.v, .. ' . . .-..--- - .-:,- .-: :vt l. Gillespie, Joseph Graham, Annie Graham, Dorothy Graham, Solomon Grant, Joe Green, Janet Green, Margaret Greer, Peter Grice, Pearlie Hall, Doris Hanks, Grace Hardy, Larry Harrell, William Harris, Robert Harris, WUliam Jones, Betty Jones, Jean Stewart, Edna KilUan, Tony Harvey, Carolyn Haywood. Rebecca Henderson, David Herring. Delores Jackson, Doris Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Jack Johnson, Mary King, Aaron King, Essie Lacewell, Rheda Lamberth, Aubrev Langford, Georg ' Lavender, Pearl Levy, Shirley Lewis, David Lucas, John Mainor, George Malloy, Naomi Malone, Joyce Mapp, Kenneth Mapps, Henry Marinor, Eula Marsh, Sandra Massey, Wilbur Mathews, Calletha Mattocks, Velnor McCormick, Lewis McCrae, Mary McDonald, Eula McEachern, Emma McGimsey, Bernice Mclntyre, Arlene Mclver, Mary McKoy, Mary M3S 5iJSiB ' -J 2ifii£av3ii£ ' S S£6 i«fJ € McLean. Hmtoii Mc-Nair, Ann McNeal, Charles McNeal, George McNeil, Barbara McNeil, Lillie McNeil, Mary McPhail, Peggy McPherson, James McQueen, Francis McQueen, Gwendolyn McRae, Ella Meadows, Naomi Melton, Carolyn Miller, Irene Mills, Albert Minter. Patrica Monroe, Hytheus Monroe, Roy Moye, Carolyn Moye, Julia Murphy, Pearline Myrick, Mildred Newkirk, Margie Newsome, Bernice Noel, Richard Odens, Sylvia ■ ' • ' lU ' ' - Owens, Clellie Owens, Constance Parker, Joe Payton, Emma Peacock, Lenora 1 Perdv, Willie ' P Perrv, Curtis Perry, Mary Pratt, Eddie Pridgen, Vivian Quick, Francis Ramsey, Cecil Ratcliff. Velma Ray, Donald Ray, Elaine Ray, Valeria Regis, Patricia Reid, Gwendolyn Rhoe, Alton Robinson, Janice Rodgers, Juanita Roundtree, Mamie Sansburv, Elouise Sautter, William Saunders, Jacquelyn Saunders, Rosa Saunders, Shirley Shepard, Curtis Shepard, Johnny Shepard, Patrivia Shufferd, Thea Shufford, Shirley Smith. Betty Smith, Charles Smith, Doris Smith, Eva Smith, WUlie Solomon, Graham Spearman. Terry Spenser, Sherry Spicer, Alphonso Stokes. Maxine Vinson, Beverly Washington, Arlena Washington, Eloise Watlord, Nettie West, Patrica Westfield, William Whitaker, Savannah Whitfield. Joyce Whitfield, Ophelia Wicker, Isabell Wilcox, Dorothy Wilkins, Judy Williams, Alice Williams, Elijah Williams, Esther Williams, Henry Willie, Clarence Wilson, Laurabelle Wilson, Wilbur Wooten, Clyde Younger, Josephine Ray, Mary Wooten, Jermaih Wooten, Susie mmmmm ■, ' ; j .Ka--,syYy,so., ' .t ' i iat--- ' ---- - ' ' .■.i--t- ' .:--- - ' -- ' -v ' - ' ' - ■ ■ ' ■■■ ' ■ ' ' ■■ ' resAu resnm en Education is both the foundation and the unifying goal of our democratic way of life--it is the mainspring of our economic and social progress--it is the highest expression of achievement in our society, enabling and en- riching human life. In short, it is at the same time the most profitable investment society can make and the richest reward it can confer. 69 John Fitzgerald Kennedy Adams, Joann Adlerman. Evelyn fi iJ I 1 Alexander, Ronnie Alexander, Wilella Allen, Annie Allen, Gloria Allen, Hazel Allen, Pauline Anderson, James Arline, Yvonne Arnold, Sandra Arrington, Gloria Atkins, Sarah Austin, Shirley Avery, Carolyn Baldwin, Betty Barber, Molly Barnes, Annie Barrett, James Barrett, Pearline Bass, Lessie Battle, Mellott Battle, Portia Battle, Robert Baugham, Shirley Bell, Melvin BenJield, Gloria Benjamin, Rudine Berry, Ida Best, Ethel Best, Grace Bethea, Hazel Bethune, Betty Blackwell, Richette Blue, Ella Bohannon, Dorothy Bohannon, Emma Boone, Ella Boykins, Annie Bradshaw, Marie Braswell, Elaine Bratcher, Henry Brayboy, Doris Brown, Ricardo Brown, Charles Brown, Ernestine Brown, Evelyn Brown, Grade Brown, Shirley Bryan, Ruth Bryant, Florence Bryant, Jarvis Bryant, Mary Bullock, Vernon Burns, Martha Butler, Alma Butler, Marie Butler, William Bynum, Jesse Caldwell, Vivian Campbell, James Campbell, Lester Campbell, Peter Canada, Bertha Blue, Edith Blue, Bettie Canady, Carolyn Canty, Joyce msk . Carroll, Leroy Clark, Doris £M Clark, Marian Clemmons, Dianna Cole, Joyce Coley, Dorothy Collins, Vernell Cook, Arlene Cooper, Carolyn Cooper, Odell Cotton, Gloristine Cotton, Verdell Council, Melissa Crawford, Janice Crawford, Margaret Crenshaw, Ann Cross, Lillian Cunningham, Lonnie Curry, James Davis, Jean Daniels, Johnny Davis, Doris Davis, Jean Davis, Tommy Davis, Wilbert Dawson, Ethel Debois, Theodore Douglas, James Drake. Joyce Driver, Barbara Dubinson, Delano Duckett, Dorothy Dudley, Jacqueline Dula, Ardella Dunn, Derwood Durham, Beatrice Eason, Mary Edens, Dorothy Elliott, Naomi Ellis, Majorie Evans, Elizabeth Evans, Joyce Everett, James Fuller, Annie Fulford, Mamie Fryar, Lawrence Fryar, James Frink, Katie Friday. Joe Friday, David Freeman, Pearl Freeman, Lloyd Fisher, Yvonne Finch, James Fields, Evon Farrow, Addie Farmer, Dressa Fairley, Rosa Gainey, Patricia Gardin, James Garner. Frank Cause, Louise George. Thedroe Gllcrest, Randy Glaspie, Bernice Godard, Janie «« Gore, Carolyn Graham, Dethorne l Graham, Shirley Graham. William i r .Jt Gravley, Jack Green, Mary Greene, James Greene, Samuel Gregg, Winston Hall, Linda Hargrove, Daniel Henderson, Harriet Harris, Alton Harrison, Frank Harris, Jesse Harris, Jessie Harris, Nannie Hayes, Helen Hazel, Alfreda Hendron, Carlton Hennant, Georgia Hester, Judy Hicks, Fannie Hill, Barnie Hines, Joyce Hines, Mary Holmes, Dorothy Hooker, Betty Hopkins, Howard Hopkins, Marian Horton, Mariam Howell, Ina Howell. Helen Humphrey, John Ingram, Doris Inmore, James Innman, Shirley Jackson, Barbara Jackson, Roosevelt Jackson, Shirley Jackson, Wyatt Jenkins, Ethel Jenkins, Rufus Jenkins, Willie Johnson, Annie Johnson, Betty Johnson, Corine Johnson, William Jones, Bernard Jones, Mary Joyner, Judy Joyner, William Kelly, Carlton Kelly, Faithe Keyes, Fleton King, Louretha Kirby, Letha Kirkiand, Katherline Laewen, Daisy Lahuffman, Cynthia Lane, Jimmy Lane, Judy Lawrence, Ronald Laws, Charles Leach, Earl Lee, Flora Lennon, Beatrice Lennon, Linda Lewis, Joan Lewis, Robert Lewis, Willie Lloyd, Carl Lowe, Geraldine Lynch, Flossie Magnum, Courtland Marriner. Lenora Massey, Meta McMillian, Mary McMillian, Nancy McNair, Olivia McNeil, Sylvia Melton, Floria Melvin, Lee Miller, Luther Miller, Vivia n Maynor, Johnnie McArthur, Addle McAuley, Clarence McBride, Cornela McCallon, Shelton McCalls, Costela McCallum, Alice McCallum, Olivia McConner, Artinca McKoy, William McDonald, Edward McDonald, Yvonne McDougald, Ernestine McDultie, Bertha Mclntyre, Leroy Milleton, Shirley Mitchell, Carolyn Moore, Carol Moore, Harriett Moore, Helen Moore, James Mirdis, Moore Morgan, Barbara Morris, Jacqueline Morrison, Edna Morrison, Quetillia Morrison, Russell Mundine. Hilda Murchison, Lois Murphy, Betty V McKeather, Elsa McKoy, Ernestine McKoy, Gwendolyn McKoy, Lucille McKoy, Mary McKoy, Veronica McLaughlin, Constance McLaurin, Jesse McLean, Calvin Murphy, McArther Murphy, Walter Nesbitt, Annie Newton, Rita Noble, Ida Noel, Martha Norflett, Ruth Norflett, Mildred Oaks, Bernard T , McLean, Mary McMillian, Levester Oates, Freeman Page, William Parker, Jacqueline Parks, Robert Robinson, Nancy Robinson, Yvonne JL f Patilla, Leon Patterson, Gerald Patterson, Sarah Patterson, Shirley Peel, Sarah Perry, Roy Phair, Willie Pierce, Bethenia Pierce, Janice Pierce, Melvin Plummer, EUa Pope, Delores Powell, James Powers, William Pulley, Margaret Quick, Nettie Quinn, Samuel Raeford, Dorothy Raines, Louise Raliegh, Judy Ray, Berline Ray, Joseph Ray, Patronella Raye, Patricia Rhederick. Chester Richardson, Elma Richardson, Joyce Richardson, Patricia Roberson, Cora Roberson, Harvey Robinson, Katrina Robinson, Lonnie Rogers, Edward Rogers, Melinda Rogers, Sarah Roundtree, Eddie Rush, Johnny Sanders, Dennis Sanders, Martha Scale, Jerry Scales, John Scott, James Scott, Kenneth Seabrook, Lois Sessoms, Barbara Sessoras, Lawrence Sharpe, Shelley Shaw, Earlene Shaw, Gwendolyn Sherman, George Sherrod, Edna Shipman, Mildred Shorter, Rosa Simmons, Katherine Simms, Sharon Simpson, Annie Singletary, Barbara Slater, Earl Smith, Alice Smith, Ardella Smith, Calvin Smith, Donald Smith Doris Smith, Eugene m m jm. Smith, James Smith, Randolph Smith, Willard Solomon, Alberta Solomon, Henry Solomon, Thomas Spaulding, George Spearman, Dorothy Wade, Willie Walker, James Walker, James Walker, Jean Wall, Bryant Ward, Joanne Warren, Howard Washington, Hazel v« 1 . Spencer, Geneva Spicer, Alice Stackhouse, James Stewart, Clarence Strayhorn, James Strayhorn, Mary Sturdifen, Shirley Suggs, Josephine Summers, Annie Swann, Alice Teele, Brenda Thomas, Stever Thomas, William Thompson, Gracie Thorton, Walter Tillman, Janet Timoths, Bertha Tisdell, Edna Toomer, Hazel Townsend, John Tyree, Delores Tyson, Joe Vann, Irene Washington, James Washington, Shirley Washmgton, Viola Watson, Claude Watson, Evelyn Watson, Frankie West. Annie White, Alford White, Clarence Sutton, James White, Doris Sutton, Melba White, Leonna Soard, Alice Whitehurst, Lillian White, Sam Whitfield, Mary Wicker, James Wiggins, Barbara Wiggins, Ronald Wilkins, Nellie Williams, Andrew Williams, Annie Williams, Arletha Williams, Bessie Williams, Betty Williams, Elisha Williams, Frances Williams, Freddie J ' resninen Williams, Olie Williams, Oprea Williams, Paris Williams, Shirley WiUingham, AlfonsE Willoughby, Arthur Wilson, Ann Wilson, Annie Wilson, Donald Windley, Carol Wise, Mary Witherspoon, Selesta Womack, Colon Gee, Violet Gibson, Nancy Barrel, Gladys Harris, Mamie Henderson, Geradine Herndon, Robert Hobson, Geradine Holmes, Carolyn Hughes, Doris Jones, Ann Knox, Hazel Larkin, Leroy Lee, Marjorle Lee, Morgan McDonald, Marjorle Mclntyre, Mary McLaughlin, James McNeil, Charles ri Wright, Eva York, Lucille Young, Dietra Mack, Rachel Manuel, Thelma Marshall, Melton Second i)eniester Adalgisa, Guhlin Arniond, Emily Austm, Joe Linwood, Baker Barber, Percy Bell, Furnie t ' , f J Maye, Bernard c students mhi er, Faye Molden, Robert Moses, Janet Nichols, Sandra Price, Pearline Bennett, Gloria Blue, Fonnie Brandon, Dwight Butler, Lessie Byrd, Virginia Cameron, Ida Pridgen, Carolyn Pitt man, Daisy Ramsey, Patricia Rogers, Dorothy Rowe, Maggie Smith, Eva x Chambers, Mildred Curry, Sylvia Davis, Earl Spearman, Dorothy Spruill, Banzette Stevenson, Ethel Douglas, Gale Dowdy, Shirley Drake, Mable Evans, Rosetta Faison, Perdine Fuller, Elmer Tatum, Annette Washington, Bonnie Washington, Massie Williams, Linda Williams, Willie Woodard, Floyd J resioeni of Jne rj uaen Jovernmen Willis B. S. McLeod ROLE OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT As an educational organ within our educational community, the student government at Fayetteville State College has a commitment to help provide an environment which will be most conducive to the in- tellectual growth of the student body. This includes academic, cultural, spiritual, athletic, and social af- fairs. Each contributes to the forming of the student. The student government is in the unique position of being the only elected, representative body on our campus with general responsibility for each student ' s welfare, but this doesn ' t mean that the student govern- ment should conduct some of the activities itself and see that the others are assumed by competent student organizations. One of the major reasons for organizing and sup- porting a student government is to provide a structure within which student needs can be presented effective- ly to the appropriate groups. The most significant roles of the student government are those which key on the contributions which it can make to the college through its program and activities. L)enior Oounse ors vk ' H M( L MJ a ' HeH Hb o BHb a ' bI |F yppjBj T B i i H Jreshnian Dee e L)oun3eJors l l. 20 s 1) 0 Ln pna iKappa JKu Jjela Jiappa yj ii ■ uunoat L)cnooJ (J cer.s Jjapiist L) uden Union JKetnoc hi rj u en llnion (sVesiniinsier J e Jowsnip mmmmma C Jan erou y GlaS yjircTi yiJGO (Jeierans CIuS vMU tiji ' .v7tev;feafar .vWti  ;i -t g iy .,i.i..— Cjo eoe JKarsnaJs WTi 1) a r 3 1 c 7a( e eo e cj a e Cjo eae JJiarcnino Jjronco J ano Thomas Bacote, Band Director Gonei yjnoh Mrs. M. T. Eldridgi Choir Director I ' 1 1 l l it Jyesidence Ji an Life OFFICERS HOSTESS RECEPTIONIST J msh. u J Ji iams Jfaff JjicAeH -i - 2sar ' (uiuoeni ( )Juhs (L)an oro C) u6 Sampson C ounUj C u6 (iUiJininaion kjIuo Cn ei mo rREEKAOM Pan-Hellenic Council ' ' -J J O i -a - -.- - J y ' . Greek Goddesses of AKA S r ' luma Jo ■ ' c- -l ML wmmam - SS r r 14 PI Ailain Our oaf Sit;ma Dog protecting Zeta probates % Jpna J 111 Jl pna Jraierniiu j7nc. : J. VERNON BROWN JOHNNY COVINGTON DONALD DIXON HAROLD FILLYAW AARON KING CLARENCE LLOYD FREDDIE McAllister GENE A. POWELL JOHN POWELL C. PHILIP SHAW MARLYN WALKER CLYDE WOOTEN TYROONE WYNN WE ARE TRUE GENTLEMEN, GOD ' S SERVANTS, THE WORLD ' S MASTER, AND OUR OWN; VIRTUE IS OUR BUSINESS, STUDY OUR RECREATION, CONTENTMENT OUR REST, AND HAPPINESS OUR REWARD We O re yi p ia ' Men. : .« t - r- c iH : - o ! ,- I S =- I I b imHE- S S . U U r H K •H .a s,£ , mmmcQuooKK f o t Ll«i £rMi jr ' C aSv ' g 6 Ell EO- S E E g g E ' s o o a S o ■ O O S £ U J; . .-s g u u .2 . O - . O W .2 == E I o J m S K OT ? - g W rt -i- Q, E S Ci O ' O ? rj S,T_ ; - ZOB ■ r L O neya Ujeia GJiapier Zjeia J ni !7 e a orori t . S7nc. $B2 7 £i H eia Sigma raierniit , 9na r A psi on Cueia Cj iapier Oj DCappa 7l p ia Psi U raierniiu ync. .-■. -r ' .--:.gtt: - ' , 8fc li - Queens JlCiss ' Jat eiieoi Ie Siaie Gloria 71. C racvfora .3 ' «. i , 4 f lv V xi 1 Smj ' ss yioniecoinino | J ' osetia J? uers 71 Qaeen 71 JAe (Jay The charming, poised, and debonair Miss F. S. C. --Gloria Crawford--is a senior, and an Elementary Education major from Lumberton, North Carolina. In addition to her suave per- sonality. Miss Crawford is scholarly and active in several campus organizations. She is a mem- ber of the Future Alumni Club, College Choir, Student National Education Association, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges, and the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Her hob- bies are reading, handicrafts, painting, and drawing. Upon graduation in June, ' 64, Miss F. S. C. plans to pursue a career as an elementary teach- er. Graduate study leading to the masters de- gree in education is also in her future plans. Jier jlCajesiii — Jueen Jf Jiomeconiina J ' eslioiiies Miss RosettaRivers--Miss Homecoming for 1963--is the epitome of charm, grace, and fi- nesse. She is a senior and an Elementary Ed- ucation major. During her career at F. S. C, she has par- ticipated in many activities; namely: College Choir, S. N. E. A., Y. W. C. A., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and the Future Alumni As- sociation. Her hobbies are drawing and oil painting. Gracing the Homecoming Game „w .«• .r ' ' - -V - •■ JKiss L)opnoniore MARY M. McKOY JKiss .Junior GWENDOLYN BRATTEN Ws3 lilpfja ELSIE L, McDOUGALD JKlss Sp£in PEGGY McPHAIL  « ■T ' • ' JRi ' ss iJnieaa GLENDA CHEEK jRi ' ss l ampocfas JUDITH WILKINS Jje a cj a na JOYCE FAULCON I w. jRiss Crescent BARBARA McNEIL t ■, ' ! ' ■■■ ' • rf ' ■- %■ . ' •■ ' wie i JKiss liOil iams Jfa I ANN WILSON JKiss ylappa 0 pAa T.s AGNES WILLIAMS ■ , earures ,-s«; :f5 .f • Is. •  . . p z™ Ik .J 1 i: a.=.iJ _ M S V :: -At f ' 1 T 4 t ■in fir « WW M nil Miss Junior Miss Omega Drama Guild Queens Miss Saint Augustine ' s yiaJeicfos cop e Irving Barnes Baritone Martha Flowers Soprano Doris Caliber Mezzo Soprano Garrett Morris Tenor m M ia ■ ' ..? ' ' Frank Robinson Head Coach Qjoacnino iaff Page P. Saunders Asst. Coach Joseph Knuckles Asst. Coach Marlyn G. Walker Statistician M [Too a r .r- ITT tsr BRONCO-TEAM CO- CAPTAINS . :f 3 Ji .mm, jmL f . KILL ' EM BERin ' HANDY ANDY s- « v asAeioaJI  - nss . Frederick Bibby, Captain Bronco! Bronco! In The Ai Practice Makes Perfect Bears and Broncos Battle ' Bay Makes Basket from Below All CIAA - Big Red - Frederick Bibby u SJnuoor JracA Jeain TT Sr jfci«a. 7 3T T (Juiooor UracjR Ui earn ( tij c:; c; • N ' O C - u y f- •! v vyT U ' aueiievn e o a e LJe Cnipnasize ADEQUATE PREPARATION IN ONE ' S CHOSEN FIELD SOCIOLOGY MAJORS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS BIOLOGY MAJORS xpenences Deoelop Qis WiM National and State Officers Attending the Southeastern District Meeting of the North Carolina Teachers Association. President Jones is host to college presidents of State-Supported institutions. Fine Arts Department views plans for new building. GJiih Une Alumni Baltimore Alumni Chapter Miss Alumni Contestant JKiss Ln umm Goniesianis Mrs. Bernice Hawkins Morgan Miss Mildred Leali Mrs. Cleta Fowlkes Jackson Miss Mary C. Haynie Mrs. Dorothy Thorpe Mrs. Dorothy Dawson McNair Mrs. Quessie A. Drake fj ewrm ir T H E THE VOICE STAFF Editor Robert Melvin Associate Editor Marvin W. Lucas News Editor Robert Daniels Feature Editors Juanita McRae, Carolyn Council, Verlestine Williams Exchange Editors Roosevelt Daniels, Patricia Regis Sports Editors Marvin W. Lucas, Marlyn Walker Business Manager C. Philip Shaw Circulation Managers Bettye Rankin, Sherree L. Crouch Typists Emma Coats, Calletha Matthews, Verlestine Williams, Naomi Blue, Josey B. Monroe, Mae Quick Photographer James Anderson Cartoonist Joseph J. Johnson Student Council Representative Robert Daniels Faculty Adviser Mrs. M. H. Scott V o I c E Mary Treadwell, Assistant Editor C. Philip Shaw, Consultant Minnie Stevens, EdItor-in-Chief Faculty Advisers Dr. C. D. Harvey L. Helen G. Perry L. Saiiders Jenkins LeBlanc Leazer Editorial Photography Asst. in Asst. in Adviser Editing Photography Dr. C. D. Sanders and Toni Baldwin confer on plans for the Fayet- Jeanne C. Williams and Ma ry Treadwell, our efficient typists, spent tevillian. many hours working at their desks. Guess where the picture really is? Antoinette Spearman Proofreader Off to the press ' K It ' s all over but the shouting, and Robert Lewis Photographer m - m  - '  . We cherish each hall, each time-honored wall Each bending tree and bower, Tho ' far we may roam, thy spirit leads on To victory and power, With courage and might and majesty March on old colors true Our Alma Mater, F. S. C. We ' ll stand by old white and blue ! Vieclersenen as Bi i£i ' i m ' V : ' - -,.. S-i-SK ■ £ ;4