Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1964 volume:

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W Stone htnarh Zlubnsun APIIII. 26, I94O-SIPTIMIII I, 1963 ' 1959 MADISON HIGH SCHOOL, DALLAS , 2 ' 1960 OLYMPIC TRIALS. PALO ALTO, CALIF. WORLD RECORD 200 METERS, 20.5 SECONDS OLYMPIC GAMES, ROME. ITALY FIFTH PLACE, 200 METER DASH 400 METER RELAY TEAM, WORLD RECORD ITEAM DISQUALIFIED FOR ILLEGAL BATON PASS! 1 GRAMBLING COLLEGE. GRAMBLING. LA. NAMED TO ALL-AMERICA TRACK TEAM 100-YARD DASH, 9.3 SECONDS 1963 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS gli? S . 3 ft! N5 ' I 1 E ,M .mo M IL 5 iw Sf 1' ' 'ff Ni ., 3 0 . 1 1 ' ., 5 , . , 1 'X Q, Q4 3.335 'f J if 1 N, , ,, 1961 if . W A -zu. L 14 ,uw 1 1 A LARRY MOORE Junior Lafayeiie 326660 fefl .912 mein Ofgs 0 .SIM cfywa,-.71 johmon I 940- I 963 340 IZJU. JJQMW C Ifwmamg I 91 7 -I 963 elim, Wow I 942-I 964 W1 JQMQIA marfin I 943-I 964 REV. HERMAN WILLIAMS KENNETH MARTIN Lec'Iurer in Humani+ies Sophomore Oalc Ridge .mv X W Z'-.' ,' , fi? L' ' -. , , 9,55-'. . .,Cf.4-5 ff, .I f- . 'X' W' LII 1 EY' :jg - ff. . , 1 4, Ak .4 3.43 , WK. A ' ,K--s.f4.,,y 1.-.L sl , f 1 . , av ,f 5, ..,,-, if ,RS :Ni . 'Jw X -,z , .411 im'-N21 F313 Qlirgwpw 'W' W fn f 1. OZJQZE -mf' '.:,1.1.1,y 2 --0,-.pfff A 'V 602 4 . . In , . ' .X-1 - . f .X ww. f- f V ' . ,X ' ' '--H5 m'jQ,.ef. - V 3. t. . rvffv, , .ftzgvi Af, U : ' QC,g.fL M ' '- 54 . IV., , rv. .m , ,A ' v, . W1 1 9 .Cuz . me, ,4 Presidenf Jones has speni' mosf of his aduli' life building Grambling College and fhe Grambling image. He is an educafor who holds fhe respecf and con- fidence of people everywhere. Sfudenis find him conscienfious and efficienf, yef pafienf and undersfanding. His resolufe, confidenf spirif has enabled him +o build a college fhai' has developed far beyond fhe hopes of ifs mosf ardenf advocafes. The Grambling sfory is an impressive saga of courage, deferminafion, and progress. Grambling was founded on Aug. 4, I90I by fhe Iafe Charles P. Adams, a man robusf in body, aim and soul. He was senf fo Grambling by Boolcer T. Wash- ingfon and sei' fourfh on a courageous venfure wifh such deferminafion and wisdom 'lhai' he esfablished himself indelibly among educafional pioneers. Presidenf Jones' realm of adminisfrafion dafes back fo July I, I936 when Grambling became sfafe supporfed. Under his leadership fhe college has grown and prospered fo a poinf where if is readily recognized, accredifed, and highly respecfed professionally and academically. ln buildings, in qualify of insfrucfion, in variefy of course offerings, in quanfify and qualify of sfaff members, in alhlefic and ofher compefifion, in size and lzind of enrollmenf, in all fhings insfifufionally academic, Grambling represenfs a sfirring sfory. Only I6 years ago fhe school granfed ifs firsf B.S., degree. Since I948 Grambling has graduafed more fhan 7,000 persons who are worlring in counfless iobs foo numerous fo name. When Presidenf Jones fool: office fhe school had I20 sfudenfs and l7 faculfy members. Grambling's appropriafion from fhe sfafe during his firsi' year was S54,000. Today Grambling has an enrollmenf of 3,225 sfudenfs, and a faculfy and sfaff of more fhan 400, including 45 persons holding fhe d'oc'I'oral degree. The currenf appropriafion from fhe sfafe is in excess of S3-million. Grambling has a physical planf consisfing of 38 modern. permanenf buildings, a large farm, spacious campus parking, and an afhlefic field and sfadium wifh a fofal valuafion of S26-million. Throughoui' ifs hisfory Grambling has sfeadfasfly remained concerned' wifh +he individual - his needs, his falenfs, .his hopes and aspirafions, and his social pofenfialifies. This people-cenfered concern has earned fhe college a repufafion as one of fhe nafion's oufsfanding insfifufions. Wifh iob opporfunifies and social goals now affainable which were unfhinlcable a few years ago for individuals capable of meefing increasingly rigid demands, fhe college enrollmeni' is expecfed fo climb fo 7,000 by I975. Grambling has had only fwo presidenfs in ifs 63 year hisfory - Adams fhe founder, and Jones 'ihe builder - and, indeed, everyone who sefs foof on fhe sprawling campus can find in fheir greai' work inspirafion +o reach ouf and live radianfly. T sz! , 50. 3,,7f9'Ylv . Old Grambling, dear Grambling We love fhee, dear old Grambling Long may fhou siand '+iIl all fhe land Has fel+ +he worih of +hy greai' hand, And when +hy sons io ba'H'le go, The hills will ring from shore fo shore Old Grambling, dear Grambling We love fhee, dear old Grambling. I--uwli. - 'r -iw . ' If f .'1.'Q., ' . f ,Imp 4, . F r, A . IL.. , u f gy., , I 4 Y '1 FU, Ffa, tl 1' 5 .ar 1 1 J'i'Wi V N . 'ii '- 'fwl,1a ' ?f'Mi5 W- . , - ,, fi r, , f, 1'-V ' ' 3' ' C 1 1 Vfivf-f'1 'N' '11 -,- Q , Ni' -.,- Kxqg at-,fs-.lyili H' ,Q ,. DR. E.L.COLE Dean of The College mana Ff W5?1'? P ', 51 ! I Q, 'I 4: S . V Q, lv Qi e 1 H' 1 H is 2 iv QV 3 Q4 If Q, i 4 1 S k. 5 , i 2- Q, 5 2 1+ 5 if v . , V.. m 2 4? Yr. , I eg I1 1 E fl Q'-. 3, aw J 4 lr Y 15' N 'V X 7. jx .N , L XJ, , ' 2 5 '- ,mx D 1 5, 4' R Q Q, 1 x I X Other Administrative Officers ' s-Q 1'1- mg. DR. ROBERT H 'W T. STEWART ' DR. J. Dean Division 1, UNTER I A f D 0 Educa+'o 4' if Division ot Applied siignce ana Technology Administrative Cfficers Regfiffar S. ,y . g If ai S YW Q .f ,1m4:-::+- . Administrative Cfficers .f ii ...f f Q . 1 v I i D ,B rw, H QL- OLEMUEL A5 vices DireCiOV ff? Administrative Officers K MAJO R Superiwuildings and Diredor COLLIE J. NICHOLSON Direcfor- Public Relafions Department Heads o es: is P' MRS. F. O. JOHN N Piave Economi s 519385. NVQ BLAKN EY EDWIN PRESCOTT Purchasing Agenr THE STAFF MRS. DILLA IRWIN Assisfanr Dean of Women JULIUS EILAND AssisIanI' Audifor . 'nv' if! MRS. MARY EVANS BENNIE M. HESTER MISS ELIZABETH Healih Service Auxiliary Housing DirecIor ROBINSON 5:2-5:5:5EgErE:S:I 2 1 ': 4 , - iq : ' 1 :2:i:I:l:f:1:1:PIf2i'i '7:f:-43 ' ,1-335: . -. ... .-.. , .,-.-.-can -.,,, .. 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Us ,gn A9256 1 Mm 'gi ' 4 I ' o W s yffk--.Aw xv, E W ln Home Economics Elm- ' 'X' . .X -alt Miss Carmyn Morrow. Mrs. Willie B. Ford. Mrs. Doroihy Humphrey, Mrs. Minnie Glynn, Secrelary: Miss Geraldine Hasiings, Mrs. Ruby Coleman Mrs. F O. Johnson, Head: Mrs. Mary O. Flournoy. NOT PICTURED: Miss Delores B. Ashley , Miss Almanda R. Talfon ', Mrs. Johnnie IB. Kidd,.Miss Edilh B. Dixon, Mrs. Rochell C. Leonard, Mrs. Doroihy McCall. ' On Leave 4. ,, C O I Home Economics Bullcllng ha .7 I, 1 4429- N i t A r ' . , . I ,ns N' , -' i J! I h W ' -f , M yr, 'km 1 wg' ' 'Y rw ,-,gi 534, 53.432 3.3.3 , f - ,, -, i:.g,. V- lik. l is 1, ,N ,,, . .J gl, H Y ,,A,.1-AMA.,-V... ,, E, ,. Mg.. 1 ' . lg-Mai... . l , i, ' , W , I , W V S , A. pw . T , V- r,-iw . ,gy .W is ' 1- J. ,,,,.,.. , J Ht- ., r- . Vy,l.Q VW f . A E ffm-J: ge , ., gf .JJ lifiu nf! -PM 2.21 fn 6 I ' 15?-if'f' ' l W: 32555 Hifi- iii' wif' 'Mr 1377 Wai 551' 9 , - - Fw. .-Lf -s ',.-' 'M'-L 1 . i' ,u-M. N. 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Beasley, Dr. Richmond C. Davis. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Anila Auzenne, Dr Beafrice Boose. Dr. Sidney S. Boose, Dr. Arlynne Cheers, Mrs. Alpha O. Dorsey, Phillip Dorsey, Dr. James W. Graniham, Elberf Hardeman' Mrs. Eva D. Harvey, Mrs. Cora Hurley , Oliver Hurley , L. D. Land, Mrs. Sammie PeHis, Mrs. Alice Smifh, Leon Whiflaker. ' On Leave I 'M- ,ef -J- A J' ! x lf ' lf.nN in gg A an -3? ' 1111 7 Q? A '4 B W ! 'QW 1 r 5 A 4, 4 3' EN. 4 ' xi 1 ,b UA 31 ,gym nf.: .,,.,,.,.1smr:wMv1fi wtw- ,..f ' i':1',M'v .bfm-vf , x V 5 'in . Tvr'3?:-fPffis1-'y:.,,.1: In 3, .,,, , . . - ,.Lx,,-N 1, .'-ffrrg - ru., v .1 , f 'rf Q . T., ....,.,w '. ' 1 -Y i -...,,,,,-A M . K I 'S' .Q ,-.ug is ' , , Q 0 g -.. . f . 1, 3 Jill-- L , T. , V gb , 'Mi AAU A-Q4 ..... if V L 5 Q 4 N ......1..-.... ...... , 1 f Q-L+ .,,M..-.-.. , .., J V A .Mn 1 Y w.l',.,lQ , 'wh -, m V 1. , V , V H, x ' 1 ff---'fo-.,4.m.,.,.wf.,,.f,.1 M ' ' .1 -umm-uw-u,...u1.a,u,m . 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I , l :pi i V1 S' .ill ii n..,av'f Zu' ' 1 imr T11i'il Ll'T VT fnvrlf l , . , We V' iwlhlliilli T glilmll 'A -vf.eifii.if Nw-filiiil ilimiimlil as 'Yf' Wife 'HM iiiil . 'I '.M.hhoj.J. NE'P,Ed!vm ff . 'vffillrlhii-ii -1 st- CMd Nhhn 1 1 i l '1 EngHsh ,fn x W9 R ffgzfs Mrs. Amy Whifmore, Mrs. Carolyn Y. McCree, Miss Annie Wimbush, Miss Bessie Dickerson, Head: Mrs. Rebecca Lewis, Mrs. Anne J. Simmons. Cl C. M'lI G + M Jr Ms. Anne S Williams. NOT SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carolyn Blalcley, Edward Sneed, R. E. Jones, arence ner, ran oss, ., r . PICTURED: Mrs. Lena Carfer, Dr. Malcolm C. Davis, Mrs. Eihel Garner, Miss Margare+ Granf, Mrs. Maffie Harrison, Secreiaryg Tilden Lemelle ', Dr. William E. McCray, Mrs. Velora S. Sanders. On Leave Industrial Arts yion A WI y F M LIoycI, Head: Mrs. Francis BIun+, Roberi Bradf :I WII M I Gymnasium 1 ra I 30 Nafaforium l .v'l' -'l-l.ll - -Y -f- 1---'A-fx. ' . , ' , . 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SECOND ROW: Oree Banlrs, Virden Evans, William M. Sanders, Thomas E. Williams, Willie J. Duplanfier, Frei Hobcly. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Melva Wiley, Secretary: Eddie G. Robinson. O Industrial Arts l N49 if ann... srl .M '.,:,4a5if2'2m: ,QV ,L lf .. 5451? ' 'A 75451 V . V V f WV Q +? . ,iv -' 45,4 A--:,q..fgV1 ' V ig! v- - V ,V,, A I C 0 . -:WW V- ' ' ' Vs.V -wi Ed ucahon BulldfV,V,.,, VV3V Q A ' f Q fvf-1553,'fVif'ji,,,,,-.,,14I ' ' V 'ff' ' , V ' 1.3 qE5:l7,i..' V V 7:15 4V,'.5,V1 .,yi:,.55tg -1 ,-,':V N , ,, V . , , . A V , A 'A'ffpgg5.f,3,f ,1y',vj'i':exfP?I f K 1, 'f ,.-L ' .f Q':fV Lf ., . - .,,,,:,Lmi ' , ' , . ., , ' 'lv -' . ' :J ' , 573 4 , , 1 A . ' - Qxlgz, X ' - V.. x! ,',' I , of' . if 'f 4 1 . vA4fg4'1'g1LQ-1- 'su ' .rin , . 3, -A t- .fgsvrfff V 5- ' 3- ' I f,-Aaa ,:-417,53-.-J 1,115 ,' 1 . lj: as ,,, A.-15533315-fgggfig fo 33 .. L -1- I 'A Y V x f'.s'27 ,i5 -I'-5355 ' ' . 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The Week Thai Was .viva t XXX QQ me U Queen yuafine .xduzenne I emu 37 Miss Grambling X.-,,, , ,,,,-'.,....f-y' Events Passed Swiftly, But Recollecfion Slowly Fades Away M213 V ln! Jin. 3966.95 ul-:JL-A1 KVM! ri I LAT xx lima:-.-gl. ra ., ' I 'bww ,. . -' -'f 1 1 V --rr w . emi' - VX-- .W ... iffy-'g, ' 15 ' 4 ' x, x' ' 3' 3 5,6 i! 4,I,,l qA , . A. s. ml df' T ,gm L 'if'.ff.VnQg 0... '.:fm,,,,. avmjva ii VN: .734-9 Homecoming Floats tZ,U2l'y60Jy 91101125 77 al'aJ2 T 4.0 1 'I W X ' F 'R F41 N fy ., , f Sv wx' .5 fa Q' 4 '-M ,f,., , 2 ' , , li x f . , Nfl 'X c,,w , M . 'f f' ?gf., 6,4 'gg Q S. J f f'-U l 1 4' : W 'cw Q . , V , 'w M N ga W fx NNQ' 7 'QQ K f-.qX'l w. Iv? J V' . ' A 4 - .ff , 7 'W ' If an Sv QM 'A 'K' 8 X 5 Y' xx 5 AJ X g. d af- O N Candidates For Miss Grambling parm .fdnn Uarra gkncla Qogindon - gzzora igggglopg Fellows Please, 0n.ly One Vote Per Man Queens of Heart Zrifa pod New Iberia THEATER GUILD SWEETHEART cgmuuenia muffin Marlcsville INDUSTRIAL ARTS SWEETHEART cm! gum, Belcher BAND SWEETH EART eherrg .xdnn pafin Alexandria MISS SENIOR I I I 44 . ginvla lgoginaon Shreveporl' OMEGA SWEETHEART mu, ,4,,,, mmm, Minden TRACK QUEEN gafgafa ..!Gl'l5ey Homer BUSINESS CLUB SWEETHEART jackie .jwlanvlg Jennings MISS SOPHOMORE Alexandria MISS RECREATION lgoae .xdnne uzrra ro ,L 'ff in L. v rv -fra. .M oazrraine Aama Sicely Island MISS JUNlOR peelie melanie! Sagenaw, Mich. STUDENT UNION SWEETHEART Ziff, Waflmn JeanereH'e' ALPHA PHI ALPHA SWEETHEART .Annie mc! Lake Charles NOMAD QUEEN xfil N45 K' glllen-JOQIL Minden METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT QUEEN ,fy jrahcid murphy Opelousas MISS PHYSICAL EDUCATION laura jane? ' Shrevepori' SIGMA GAMMA RHO QUEEN lgugy lgocio PaImeHa MISS B.S.U. fs. Skirdfg .ikneleraon Chaiham SOCIAL SCIENCE SWEETHEART f if 7. 3 CP. i , 7fMfJm! 'Mlm Shrevepori' DELTA SIGMA T HETA QUEEN War? 3400165 Opelousas NEWMAN CLUB SWEETHEART I . V, fi FM .gi x . - xv: ., 'V Ulm, '- l ' ' 7' u 1 IM- A gffi5g,g., 4, t wxff. ,..- KMI Ja xff' 1 1 :-311' ' , vi .ru 'Z-'L .- ef M .-1 4 uQf'j,':i1 '-N152 ' . MJ x gf., .ill .r 1 .P'1Vr 1 'y:,'. JT -rf: 4 R462 5:5 -.fs f ' 1 hqf in ' Myglfgz-wg e ':,4-L 'fn 1 4. 5-,Eu .?'l-cvww V r-1w'x:'1'u -In-4 WN' bq- 1-' ,, . WSEN5, l :r'1 w fvatiw 7? ..w1.-'R ,J t .M as V' 'QW 2. .rm 'fc :N 121, gpg -fm w 4, 'fm' ,wr Yrzmv . s-V , A 'A ' 'Wo is--'IA ' W Y'1g5jf:..,4 Q : mv iff, Ni 'MDI 44.161 ,N-K. gf ,.f,l-A .V ,v',ugg1Lf'm1 vi - nxhc, .fc ,-- ., ...I .iB3',i-QF' ,:Q,,: uw wf x... .11 Win W -. - . - ',,h i :' 'q ., ,., , ,'.f f ' ' .,.. .4 ,..,,m,, ,L , ,ya I QF .14 Aerfine gofgmi Tallulah ALPHA KAPPA MU SWEETHEART , .fv N fli- T , . 7 ix V. Qi. f' V X M an Ki. 1 V1 ' I . -.A- f- -L , .'L.d 'r ' E ,Wx Q- -.. , ,. . Qp . w - . F .V L4 l k . 4, X j ' X, N , - ' ., ,J . -V 5 ,:,13-!5.Q.gw- . f,t. v,.1 :-'L--W' , -'94, ,fl -' . M -' --zffwwvww I , ,V Q ,uw -',:t,1ffyw:,y, , P 1-N 'w ,, 1' iff ,iE.'.dz+5f.?'Lf -N 14 M , . . M. ,,, . 4' 'x 0- , . ,f W Q -'1 x M, ' ,. f ,wlfiwfizg L ,L'.i'IzQ1,. :i,gLv.,! 5 '43',zu,.4.-wx K Tf, IL'.'t1 5 L ,.',-'-may: .vp g,,..1,,W n -S I , A . lgufiie ancy Lake Charles HOME ECONOMICS QUEEN .X4 M9616 Opelousas FRENCH CLUB SWEETHEART SQFQL GOPIIWBKK Na+chi+oches C. H. MASON QUEEN W ff-4' W I. Who s Who In American M f ' f 1-Los .44 N I ww I , f raw- 5: I 'IL . t tm. .r I w W .4 ., Ii lm v I ,, I Hi? 'M 3 ' is ..!1iz..1.l I Ei ., ww Im Wi Sm L Jw.. I ff wwf if ISSACE PAGGETT ESSIE WILLIAMS Hodge Muslc Slcnly Island Educahon www JOSEPH CARTER LORAN T WILLIAMS Bash-op Educqhon Snclly Island Educahon Wl1o's Who in American Colleges ancl Universities ,WWE -lu! Af sf, . 'A-M Ny 'Q .. f 'qw mf. 9 WH V lhgffg ,H Hmmm VIVIAN FISHER Shreveporf Educalion .L-Qyxum---' 'QL' I VQ., HN., X '. . 1 e Mimi A 5155 ll 4 1 ' llli n N ia... - -'v-n,-,,,,,, . . . 'A' ,..-yv ,Hr lull' i , JOAN NEVILLE L 1 'ive-9 SHIRLEY YOUNG Hardwood Business MARGARET STYLES New Orleans Speech and Drama Bunlcie English Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities EMMA FENCEROY WILBERT PRYOR Rayville- ' Shreveporl' Biology Ma'l'l1ema+ics ff! UM! SYLVIA KNOX 4 SHIRLEY HARRIS Jonesboro Arcadia Music Eclucalion Umgczmyatdaaa 5 Q 5 X i if nj., ra. -W Al l ...4 Crganizafions ,,.f+ff'7 .ff'ff' . 9 l My gk Louise Holyf'eld, To my Tho ps n, V'v'an Sweezy, W'll'am Hardy, Shirley Young, S d G Boolrer T. NAiilliems,mSylvia drdcligon, ildrrow Mereniviicii, Gloria Harvey, Roberi Cannon. Janie Caldwell, Gilberr Sfampley. Essie Williams, David Boylrine. Joan Neville, Bernice! Siewari, Henry Simmons, Ollie Allen. Association K In -. i ii i ii Li i Art Club KNEELING: James Herandez, Floyd Page. Jimmy Richards, Anderson Wallworlli, Don Cleveland, Curfis Ray Paiierson. STANDING: James Key. Joe L. Wiley. Charley Wesliingion, Kelley Smiih, Henry L. Weslley, Mose Peiiis, Willie Threais. Music Educators National Conference Lea J. Wallrer, Louvenia Marlin, Georiga Jacobs, lvory M. While, Rolaerl Gold- smillm, lsac A. PaggeH, Earl P. Harris. 0 SITTING: Carrie Lee, Sally Moore. Irma Donaffo, Margarel' Jaclrsong Josephine Carfer. STANDING: Brenda Joyce Pelicl1e+, Mr. Jay T. Hum- phrey, Sponsor: Warren MaHl1ew, Calvin Rodgers, Dorollwy Mignon Modest H .3 ' ff' l wl T 5 r lll ' .w' Ffmrhh Ev ,, FIRST ROW: LaVerne Knighl, Yvonne Jackson, Myriis Taylor, Henriefla Johnson, Isabella F h I Harrison, Lula Smiih, Thessolonia Ford, Linda Williams, Susie Marks, Alfrecla Sampa. u SECOND ROW: Charles Bafisie, Earl Thornfon, Joe Caldwell, Calvin Rogers, Solomon Wimbush, John Armslrong, Jessie Prudhomme, Roy Jeff, John Smilh, J. Calvin, A. R. Wimbush, R. Jones. l r I 5 Debate 3 Team FRONT ROW: Doris Frazier, Carolyn Callo- way, Mable Reecl. BACK ROW: William Washing- ion, William Hardy I Aaron James. r ,l y i T E . :a pi .mgjH,f .3 Y N , Th 1 fi wr .eleglig ,ugrw V A, TW f sf Q. -4. N , -' -sa. ix FIRST ROW: Ruby James. Olives? Johnson, Joann Fran- ces, Tula While. SECOND ROW: Gloria Berry, Gloria Bradford, Esie Williams, Thes- selonia Ford, WilleHe John- son. FIRST ROW: David Talliver, R. E. Jones, Willie Ellis, Hezelriah Jones, Jimmy Ewing. SECOND ROW: Ralph Cummings, Calvin Rodgers, Warren Mdllh6WS, Willis Reed, Freedie Wright Flen Ludley, Joe Wiley, Arlhur Hamlin, Jaspher Williams, Arnold Myers. J l 'fl I f T I i 1 I I Ii.. ed -T Vx ali, , I iii' vu-r I A' Wt pg-gr!-.ll Qc Phi Beta Lamba Social Science Club fxylal ,P L U-A....,l7' FIRST ROW: Charles Phill, Claudia Moore, Afhony Hollins, Bernard Anloine, James Monroe, Charles Richarcls, Jr., Clyde Miller. SECOND ROW: Mildred Moore, Tonia Anfoine, Mary Shephard, Barbara Jenson, Lanlie Jeri, Shirley Banlrs, Elsie Oliver, Doroihy Washingion, Kalhleen S+evenson, Eclifh Burlrs, Bernice Siewarl, Mary Haynes, Mary Owens, Dorihy Lucas, Doris Tademy. FIRST ROW: Janie Caldwell, Bessie Berry, Thessalonia Ford, Lula Smifh, Gilberl Sfampley, Ann Washinglon, Roosevelr Griffin. SECOND ROW: Tyrone Lee, Joe Calclwell, Jasper Williams, Roberf Taylor, Marx Calahan, Theodore Mayo, Nancy Williams, Shirley While, Alberline Collins, John Smiih, Lean Ora Glass, Craig Jones, Charles Balisle, Louis Alexander. , .M-a. ?,g.FQMlr 4 .P ,VA Q lin an-.., H J ilu- c l Raymond Hiclrs, Doroll1y Paylon, Ruby Cole, Shirley Cifizen, Gloria Arlene, Louise u Holly, Barbara Dumas, Clara Pierce, Pearlie Brown, Percy Mellon, Dr. Vera Miles. Tour A4 5, ,A A .wr-1 ' Two educafional 'fours were conducled by llie college during lhe summer. A 2l-day cullurally-filled four of Europe was made concurrenlly wilh a similar lhree- weel: four of flue Easlern Unifed Slaies and Canada. Fourfeen sfa+es were visiled on lhe domeslic four, while seven counlries and flwe Principaliiy of Monaco were yisifed in Europe. Malring +l1e U. S. +our were: FRONT ROW: Esler J. Jaclrson, Shirley Wallrer, Mrs. Laura PineseH, Mrs. Sadie Woods, Mrs. Geneva B. Jackson, Mrs. Grace L. Clwampman Bell. Mrs. Olive Y. Porcl-ie, Margie Eugene, Dr. William Mclnlosh, Dr. Alvin J. McNeil, Earlene Gordon, Miss Alice Marie Jackson, Mrs, Leola Bryanr, Mrs. Allanla Hiclrs. Mrs. Martha Johnson, Mrs. Leola Johnson, Miss Minnie L. White, Mrs. Jessie Wise. SECOND ROW: Dorolhy Dixon, Sandra Nell Jaclrson, George A. Mandubourg, Rufus Jackson, Frank Sims, Dorolhy Ann Simon, Mrs. Belly Jean Cook, Franlr Coolr, Jr., M. Debuslc lBus Driverl, Frances Hardy, Mrs. Adalene Barnes, Audrey Mae Nash, Audrey Wilson, Donald J. Balisle, Jr., Earl Webb, Milfon P. Small, Harold Jones, Cole Crumes, Jr. , f rr . ' P o . Student Union-'Board if e 5 Anihony Hollins. Ruby D. Higgins, Silber? Sfampley, Joan Neville, Mrs. Anifa D. Augenne, Peelie McDaniel, Tommy Thompson, Sylvia Jaclrson, Charles Bapiisio. Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society Leeilial Neal Alberline Collins Monroe Yearby l , 1 I I I 1 1 Y, , Dramatics Club Roberia Spikes, Glenda Weaiherspoon, La Jeane Holly, Doroihy Jernigan, Jonnie Fairclofh. Sanda D. Colman, Evelyn Kennedy and Eddie J. Braggs. ' Ch FIRST ROW: James Wallrer, Mary Osborne, Shirley Mims, Geraldine Rayson, Lucile Ardoin. Joyce Thomas, Florida Simmohi. Mary Williams, Georgia Jacobs, Norma Waison, Naomi Golden. Gwendolyn Johnson, Eihel Champion, KaHie Andrews, Dorihy Gray, Shelvy Hoggs, Lillie Siewarh Hayward Janines, Docl: Edwards. Roberf O'Gilvie. SECOND ROW: Charles Horney, Clarence Lawerence. Mary JONES. C5l'0lYl'l Williams, Beverly Hayes, Ella Johnson, Marrell Williams, Kafherine Home Economics Club X., ,. . 1 1 oir We FIRST ROW: Janice Gay, Edna Davis, Rose Mary Bush, Rozelia Simon, Carolyn Eli, Lucindia Bynog, Dorolhy Lemons, Gwendolyn Willis, Margie Winzer. SECOND ROW: Jeaneira Horne, Doris Manefies, Oenda Rogers, Marva Brownridge, Ralpheal Ogden, Doris Jackson. ,us 'Gr glilliams. Shirley Wayne, Marrion Lesier, Carolyn Craig, Velma Rhodes, Agnes Bridges, Lorefha Ron l9Y. Ella Prevoal, David Tolliver, Charles Lowe, Basco Nelson, Alfred Williams, Francis Duisell. THIRD ROW: Amos Connley, Ollie Allen, Louise Benell, Gwendolyn Grimmef, John eville. George Heris, Percy Balmer. Newman Club I ' -5 FIRST ROW: Lloyd Riley, Charles Baiisie, Larry Moore, Herman Vifal, Joseph Pierre, Louis Duporl-,SECOND ROW: Richard Mayo, Renold Bush, Anioine RiveHe, Anil-:ony Hollins, Melvin Brown, James Joseph, Allen Russel, AIber+ Narcisse, Edward Brisco. THIRD ROW: Charles Kimble, Roberl Davis, Rosalie Auzenne, Shellon Dureisseau, Sieve Kimble, Wilfred Lewis, Raymond Hicks, Floyd Chaiman, Audry Zena, Faiher Kevin-Roe. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Redo, Rosella Simon, Nancy Delafose, Madeline Schafers, Jeraldine Placide, Janice Dodd, Mary M. Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Palricia James, Virgie Reddiclzs, Doroihy Roubleau, Cynihia Blaclrwell, Kay Johnson, Marilyn Edwards. I 1 'K Alpha Kappa Alberline Collins, Charles Richards, Jr., Jusline Auzenne. 0 J' 5 ii f iw , ., ,. A-vc. ix 5 L ' 1 Cecil Gouke, Elizabeth- Blackwell, Leon Captain, Her- bert Simmons, Jessie Mae Davis, Calvin Botley, Ruby Henderson. Recreation Club Blackstone Society he-as ,Lu K. FIRST ROW: Ralph Cummings, Mary Bullock, Osborne White, Dorothy Jamison, Mrs. Pearl Vaughn, Walter Pierce. SECOND ROW: Florspy Thompson, Jennie Pol- lard, Bernard Smith, Patsy Slaton, Booker T. Mitchell. Doroihy Malone. Ervin Perkins, Dorothy Willis, Ivory Johnson. THIRD ROW: Wilson Pete, Alton Myles, Richard Smith, Alice Jackson, Clyde Turner, Louis Jackson, Beverly Hayes, Willie A. Williams, Sylvia Washington, Ezell Smith. FOURTH ROW: Willie Turner, Douglas Kimble, Caesar Robertson, Ann Fields, Arlen Cullors, Leroy Banks. Salman Ranlzins. FIFTH ROW: Fred Bynum, Wilbert Hammond, Marvin Atkins. Katie Washington, Lawrence Breaux, Zerlean Self, James Sanders. Gymnastics Club FIRSTVROW: Rose Bower, Dol S Diana Rochon, Rnse Jaclrson SECOND ROW: Sferling Benneif, Hor- Mexie, John Hosley, Garfield Whi+e, J Cha+man, S+a I y Phillips. JAMES CHATMAN ' Good Health-Aid to Citizenship . 5 , 70 ' ? n 744644 lw ai I 6 .Q , . ,sl .r ..s,, r 5 'H' V .4 , f I-I ' va A FIRST ROW: Georgia Brown, Josephine Eli, Frances Swayzer, Lula While. Carolyn Eli. SECOND ROW: Franlrlin Williams, lsac A. Pagge raine Williams, Gilberf Sfampley, Joel Conly, Warren MaHl1ews, EssieB. Williams, Vivian Fisher, Arlhur Allen, Charles Brown. TI--IE PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL REPRESENTS GREEK-LETTER OR- GANIZATIONS FROM ALPHA TO OMEGA WITI-I A COMMON SPIRIT TO THE SUBSCRIPTION OF BROTHERHOOD L! fi H-, Lor- Sigma Gamma Rho The Greeks 4'1mI'5aa15 A E131 ' Y?z a'sl F SyClyEIL Ty Qs, wc! Sigma Gamma Rho C I C Essex Mae Hall, Rozelia Simon. Nancy Wells Franlcie Earnesi' Mildred Ware Velma Barreil' Joyce Pere .. LaJean Holley Jessie O. Smifh in 5 Mxrigx Fa f - ? ' MV lg va Q6 SQ' 4 VCDX 0 gb? Presidenf Vice Presideni Dean of Pledges .. . . . Asst Dean of Pledg Treasurer . . . . Recording Secrefary .......FinancialS f y BCFG dl' The Icrgaks Delta Sigma Theta TO OBTAIN ALL THAT IS NOBLE IS OUR GOAL. he Greeks y - A20 EW 'S l A X I Johnnie Faye Mays, Lurene Ammons, PeHi McDaniels, Earnesiine Phipps, Rosemary McClendon, Aree Sco++, Doroihy Jackson. Eernesiine Wilson. Pafricie Poullard. lmugene Wilson. Zeta Phi Beta The Greeks i ra- FIRST ROW: Marie 'Banlrs, Shirley Whife, Lula Jones, Helen Parlrer, Josephine Eli Ned, El+on Smilh, Gloria Whilfingfon, Hazel Jefferson. SECOND ROW: Willefe Johnson, Sloria Bradford, Doroihy Modesi, Bertha Lawrence. Emma Johnson, Susa Nesby, Mary Landa, Peggy Thomas. THIRD ROW: Shirley Harris, Vera Ford, Lola Rober+s, Cassie Sholars, Doroihy Washingfon, Lula While, La Doris Smilh, Donna Smi+h, Coleal Curry, Lorraine Smiih. L Fwd. in lm l OUR OBJECTIVE IS TO PROMOTE UFINER WOMANHOOD IDB xv, t f, N 1 SMXQEDA TD NXB Mx 5 E QR i ilasbszuq -QR? v kiwi.. I xgb ESX KN ,N l Q , K 4 X '1 X ff... X -S RXQEJX U 'Q llflffi R L cithlslak Ili... K' ,. . Ida Thomas, Thelma Keller, Velma Keller, Theresa Vallien, Edna Davis, Gladys x-J Jones, Elnora Polidore. ii' it K lml Alpha Kappa Alpha BY CULTURE AND BY MERITH FIRST ROW: Thelma Flin+roy, Levenia Marlin. Belly Wellh, Sandy Carponler, Niccie Johnson, Essie Williams, Delores Mouion. Francis Spolsville. SECOND ROW: Shirley Elmore, Shirley Young. Norma Walson, Emma Bradford, Joyce Kennon, Onelfa Pruill. STANDING: Alfreda Sampa, lrma Dono++a, Nalalie Auzenne, Laverne Brown, Alice Feemings, Laverne Knighf, Dorothy Lemons. Margaret Sfyles, Glora Berry, Alberline Collins. Joan Roberfs, Ellenor Brooks, Sara Crawford, Earlene Gordon, Jusline Auzenne, Daisy Hubbard. 'f nw I he Greeks AKA . fi? ,,,,.....-1-v ' Rose Varra, Mary Bullock, Roberfa Spikes, Sherry Trask, BeHye Jean Nalhan, Relia Simpkins, Caroline Porler, Margarel' Lewis, Pafricia Whileheacl, Delories Walker, Ora L. -Rafcllff, Gloria Lislaclm, Mary Lemon, Fannie Lavalis. 6636 agggvdaezffaafa 'ai 4 w L , v 5 . In gn: blivg, 1 1 - , I X Y ,fi -IL. 1 14 if V 57 '11, vt x-1 'IW . X '- I X ' :KIA I g SN. I, f X ' ' , :INN , 'H ., X mp .H ' Sm -, .v 'fs- 3r .. . . ,Q .QMS K, I .gm ac-nf LIlXM9f3'lI1'g,'3fal,? 5' 4: f. h:',iyJ?'v NAIA it K. fL klj lgqilsgl in ' . 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Pands Horizons V w 1 I 9 Y ez Reddo, Issac Paqgeii' Inez Reade THE Mooermm ES: . Reddo, Peeiie Mcnanigfne Davrs. Erleen Bama' Inez if a a i if l' A 1 l George Herfs GUPZGU album ::'o 003-1 if-,ig Um 0 an 42.21- G'a 'ca sn:-., 203' J Leon Diclcerso KD l Sweet HCME Tour Made Participants Aware of Significant Role Students Can Play In International Affairs c a H h In l l'fif'!:f. Q: rms Amr IR WA r I 1 . I Mrs. Anile Auzenne, Jarrow Merenivilclx, Jusiine Auzenne, Doclr Edwards, Jarrow Merenivifclw, Conrad Hulclwinson, Ill, Herberf Sim- Henry Simmons, Cherry Palin, Herberf Simmons, Jackie Handy. mons, Leon Dickerson, Maurice Johnson, Issac Paggell, Henry Simmons. Mutual Endeavors Reflect Pride In A .lolo Well Done. KNEELING: Issac Paggelf, Leon Dickerson, Maurice Jollnson, ConradHufclwinson, III, George Herls, Gene Davis, Doc Edwards, Louis Minni- fiald. STANDING: Jarrow Merenivilch, Jusline Auzenne, Earline Borne,EHa Sibley, Norma Walson, Agnes Bridges, Inez Reddo, Peelis Mc- Daniel, Conrad Hutchinson. i. l X J I wiygflw Y J . L -1 ,alim- ' i'5Ef.r.er 'J ilk A I, 51, , K I U. N. WEEK VISITOR FRIENDSHIP is KEY To I , ,1 Uv' Mdq Y png? INTERNATIONAL UNDE x f ff A JB X I u K my N, XV , ,.,. - ' NIL nse rea D X -I Dr. AIvin McNeiI 'U' ' wana., Mac I I , L I. s h u I XII N -E... RSTANDING ,ul ,-.- 4... ' 'ull ,M 17 -no X E 1 f f In ,, I ...,.,,......n-1- 1 1 1 1 1 5', 4,,':.,1dQ' 'M J ml nl, 1 I -,..-1 -- 1 -W - -Y gi I X v 1 R i B i 2 4 Iliglllighting the observance oi' United Nations Week wus ll visit by Iienri Moduque Lynch-Shellon, permanent UN delevwte from Sierm Tuma He t- . . . . J- 1. ' nu 5 lined the achievements ol the world assembly in il special assembly and ciiseusscnl the organization at length luelore returning to New York. ' 'M' ff--1 '. .-,..,.w4m..,..4.-vmm.,...,i ' X Q ,,.,.............,.....,............ ...,Y... .N-..-... YYYY Y YYY Y .Y . W age Four GRAMBLING COLLEGE july 15, 193 Nest liberty Stun Tigers For NAIA Title By Allen Seifert ST JOSEPH, MO CSPECIALSD -- West Liberty, West Va., pulled one of the biggest upsets in NAIA baseball annals at City Stadium, defeating Grambling 6-4 and 3-2, in the finals of the eighth annual affair. A crowd estimated at 2,350 watched the action. Righthander Joe Niekro took the first game, limiting the Tigers to seven hits. In the nightcap, Jerry Kraynick, who had pitched only 10 innings and had no won- lost record on the season, held t the Tigers to five hits, as the loser's bracket champions raced to the title. Candy Robinson took the loss. In the opening game, the Hill- toppers forged to a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Gordon Long led off with a single and later scored on Joe Doerr's double. I Speedy John Wyatt of Gramlf ling, who generates ooh's an aah's with his fielding, hitllln and dazzling efforts on the bas path, signed a bonus contraf Tuesday with the Baltimof Orioles The promising 21-year-old OU' fielder was assigned to Bluefielf W. Va., of the Appalanchla' League. No bonus figure waS sf nounced. , An effortless performer with 5 accurate throwing arm, Wyatt lf Grambling in stolen bases, 1111 and total bases. He gets down the line in 3' I I Grambling knotted the score seconds. 1-1 in its half of the first, when Quite logically, he was Wife P35 1 nati0l'11 Tigers af. for tb as hBV1'l Enslf and 1111 JUST FOR LUCK: Becky Freeman crossed fingers and held an umbrella to stop was suspended two days in the NAIA Tournament. The -rain stopped, but the Tigers ran into bugaboo when they dropped two games to West Liberty, W. Va., in the finals. Becky served 1511611 scored OH Fred Chambers, queen of the local squad for the tournament. She is flanked by Robert Wiliams tleftl and Alex smgle' BILL BENNETT PHOTO Grambling, trailing 3-1, tied the score in the fifth when first baseman Bunny Hudson doubled to left for his first hit of the tournament and 'John Wyatt walked. VHA' 1 and Wyatt , og , obgnson un big money lure another Grambling star when Candy Robinson a bonus contract with the Red Sox. Robinson, a 189-pound right under who received impassive trutiny from a dozen major ague clubs, collected a bonus :lieved to be in the neighbor- iod of S20,000. He was signed by Red.. Sox :out Edward Scott. .Scott signed Henry Aaron of .e Milkaukec Braves to his first tseball contract. He called Robinson the best rung pitching prospect in the ,tuntry. Robinson is 21. ,Scott said He can pitch quality ill against quality opposition. 'Continuing his enthusiastic 'aluation, he reasoned that Jbinson could reach the big ague in two years. In college circles, respect for s fastball verges on reverence. Analysts around the Southwest- n Athletic Conference point out gat his individual glitter has een one of the big reasons why e Tigers have advanced into e finals of the NAIA National :urnament for the past two sea- ns. Grambling has won f 0 u r raight SWAC titles. Robinson will report to the Red , mv in 'Wnlnv-nav-v lin the American sion attract- ----- The strong-tarmed duo ed the attention of half the Leagues. Williams will carr ind second re- mmer Brown's th scored when play on Hud- into left field. a 4-3 advan- i- I e e oivmvgaiisgqehblnsto Along with his speed, Enslc added that, Wyatt possesseS T' markable reflexes and confidenf that enables him to turn 9111, hits into routine outs. 1' Wyatt hits left and throw? right. He batted .321 in 30 gBme' The artful 182-pound athlete a recent graduate with a B.S- gree in health and physical Edf cation. 1 Three members of the 19, Grambling squad have Sigff bonus contracts with T033 of college testimonial . o Wilbur Ham- league clubs' ized baseball. r . 0 Y stolen base, by Benedetto. , He whisked thI'0l-181 0 0 u andert Jones. West Liberty got its first 111 with 31 victories ag e W-xxiams sinned L scored two off Robinson in the seventhtwh three d9fCafS. and - Tom 1 ahce 'OD Clinch the Doerr sin led to center and B911 , , , Cgach ood ch 9 T1gers to four strwsht Grambling ' bbins has B 3 -cs after detto singled on the infield. B0 em Athletic Conferen that Dick S179 Tokyo O1Ymp1 thgd the SCOP- later scored on errors and a fiel ionships. conceded edals in the ualified fm' Q the fifth are choice. Williams 1099911 ihf' win two Eoxd m uege g0ph0m0re q ,game when For Robinson, who won 1 ters. ling C0 meters' 'A' ito Walked. second game of the tourname . Gram - h hngmv. Harrist talked about the Sunday 1111- e 'Af t Stone 30 nmouassed ball, it was a heart-breaking 10551 Ye21f'01d PI'0SP6Ql1 with U, S. team hed behind l The 'higher of tags than Ray Pran- he gave up but four hits and fa ance. . finls . , was il what 1 d d ' ht' K - k t k o HI think he is the bas Sesbbglgyton ofbthgagggngf Squad 93,0 metegrg-emntvre on an el elg raynic s ruc pitcher-I haye seen this 13:3 ahead of N1?0m the HN11 1113 ,fm a prel1 3 P,,,,, into its runs west Liberty .. 120 ooo 012 f Hafflsf said he has 5 9 Fyorlda A 'S' track and Hex? at the trials 11016 1 a single Grambling .....,.. 100 021 000 'Q fm ban' mmina and 11 U. S. Olyllxiif LOS Ansems- 'zum an X8-N,ear,0lg1tch-hitter west Liber-iy .... ooo 010 zss 'Y Peiiiive temperament t tale, he .015 ' befiis fhe Al' an error Grambling ........ 000 020 000 ' major league baseball. 'gpg time waiiiilanu Swrtera wx Ran 3 1eg rggung 440- lo-.L s .Williams was assigned 1 Thread 'the mm: 523,-9 American gin that tied mg than To be contented is to be soc lington of the Class A C. quallgrng second. goxnw one yay-ddrelagrk 440.01 tvgfgbbxng-e some- friends with yourself. 6 g . in S . hu l m - ti- t, .. - rn 1-so ttf, -,exerts 1-wma Us C2 sucfm CLASSIC '1 ' addition 10 stofttieast shouted fftootong f01'Wn,.',-e. In Pefmei 01 ' lecord that he is xhe -loo mate 0 John . e, w01'1f1 1 tu mt-ting 011 . ,0, H , 119913 Cd tiki. 110112 sus lit matt-0102.21-r.'iI2 o . ' 'tt' 1 w 'v it 1 represent -xiii B111 Hmigiel' rt-sen! my tomllhiriis- f Coach Eddie Robinson rele 'sD9c1a1Ly' a- n me 40011 her ld Conch Wil member o .3 10-game football schedule 1-SU' wmatiueveni 1115 im' 'O stebbms wfsdafor the deli A8zI Grambling Saturday along i hurd1?fi'l936, h second the U' S553 in L05 'Ang a conservative estimate that woaebblns 15 1'!.edevel0Ped W1111 Ru , ........ Miss. Vocational Tigers can expect no better tl Owmpgc spt-inte . -M tam .ht Itta Bena' Miss. an even split. ,. nfamblingaemrninq Lettermen1Oct. 24 .................. Jackson State Schedule Oak Grove. . Martin underwent surgery Wi months ago in Shreveport Whe doctors said he only had a S110 'jx x T FooTBAu. Career Record! Won 139, Lost 57, Tied 10 COACH EDDIE ROBINSON Tigers Point For '64 With Solid Club Hardened through a season associated with misery, the Grambling Tigers treated a homecoming crowd 10,000 fans to an explosive 34-8 victory over Wiley College in the final game of the 1963 season. Grambling used a succession of long drives and adverse breaks to score in every quarter. The contest found both clubs cloaked in anonymity in the Southwestern Athletic Conference race. Grambling compiled a 5-3-1 record last fall after pulling the reins on overconfidence. Coach Eddie Robinson will seek amends with a spirited crew this year that will have to be bombarded out of contention. The locals displayed a look of growing solidarity in spring drills. Though not heavy on experience, returning lettermen pack some large-calibre guns. Despite Robinson's conservative estimate of an even split season, old grads await the '64 campaign with eager antici- ation. P Most of them are making plans for a banner year. - f Ci t 1964 l' ' ::'-- af. 107 Coaching Staff Ends Coach Leroy Hawthorne Line Coach Tom Williams Offense ? Z 9- Grambling College Grambling College Grambling College Grambling College Grambling College Grambling College Grambling College Grambling College Grambling College 2 C 0l e5 Coach Fred Hobdy Alcorn College 23 Southern University 22 Tennessee A. 8: I. 14 Mississippi Voc. 6 Prairie View 28 Jackson College 16 Texas Southern 27 Arkansas College 7 Wiley College 8 Coach Melvin Lee Defense l li JL September 19 September 26 October 3 October 10 October 17 October 24 October 31 November 7 November 14 November 21 All-American F , 1964 Football Schedule Alcorn Southern University Prairie View Tennessee A 8: I Miss. Vocational Jackson CI-lomecomingD Texas Southern Arkansas A M Sz N Wiley Sugar Cup Classic A Q FRED COLLINS Grambling 7:30 P.M Southern 7:30 P.M Prairie View 2:00 P.M Grambling 7:30 P.M Itta Bena 7:30 P.M Grambling 2:00 P.M I-Iouston 8:00 P.M Grambling 2:00 P.M Marshall 2:00 P.M New Orleans C Opponent to be NamedD To be announced 'Q A g, we f ' 5,3 M U 1 a S is 1 , x I1 1 , . +: fi all , 'P Vf' P lb- x 2 P -f . -Q' V i lf ', K 5 ' ' 1 s ss ' 27' ' X- , , ' 2 ' f , Q ' 2. K '. , - Q D ., . ' 1 VL L4 'nj fi ' A f l f I ' . :P wi .En . 110 .Y, ' Lg, ,fs r W 3' 4. Q ' 4' f -. 'u , f Q ' , at. 'N' jd' 1.,9, ,km Jttl iifhh if fy v dk H lx WIN II I. 'N Af'--P r bf? if..-Gi 1 ln MQ l J '.. Y A ws EGR ' 1 f x, 'X ml 1,9 Z, N L: W A Q M' SENIORS Six seniors signed professional contracts at the end of their college careers, leaving Tiger coaches with a big manpower problem. It won't take partisans long to de- termine how well they have met the herculean task of replacements. Seniors and their new teams are Donald Williams, Kansas City Chiefs, Arlen Cullorsg Isadore Haynes, Kansas City Chiefsg Wilbert Priorg and Ronald Pennington. James Griffin, San Francisco 49ersg Lawrence Hunter, Green Bay Packers, Fred Collins, San Diego Chargers, D. Garrett, Boston Patriots, and Wilbert Flanigan. 1 f. 4Nb.lu-.J . W . Q. ann 4-f as 1 1 t 1 I.. V , A fn - , mm? .L Q55 'r M WY ,, W., 5514.355 mir R'-, 'jf ,MW , 4,- '-ii' W5 M 1- ' 1' HI' f X: ' N AXif2f.mf , The New lllmTiT+'i'f- ' ,, 1' Y' A ' My 'H 5 L 1 E' 4'M.Q.-PN! v-- , 'f -. 'IN-. X K . ww A W K ix ' ' 'Q ?NA'w t A V - . P. .D ff 1 v K ffm V 1 . 1 V 1 1 v A . ,Af D , :ab . , x., N 1 A V -,K s ' A Qu! f , . F. r X 41 .fu ff y ,wg . . I, ,M n,'.!?V , . -.. -- ,Q -' M-...M ,s. . . U 1 4' ff A 4 -- J w K l'7i'N'J.x'- f., P -- M 1.3!-'. f 5f'Ql5'frl:' E 'rw H FL 4 4 J'--4-,,: I bf ' 1 -- 4 of ni! ' .. - 1 1A.- . 'V' 4,5 , 1 i'itX'tk-?f4f',2 '-2.-Bai Mike Howell TIGER FIELD ,pm .W -3... c , 5-jg, 'ww.,,,,w.,:-,Mb fv . ' J K 6 5 I 1 . J :I +A M! in W A . V' m WR- , V Y ,, uw A -W gn.,-A -, W ftaf -gzkgiif. ...4 'W' , , ' , 5iua1 ..f..5 ' X, M4 fl. , , w, 1- qv 'mn A - w ,X 1 F '3 1 ,Ai l I 3 - 'w '4- Ax t . N. . x lv 's ss' ' uw Q - ,. . V nl -if l N . 'W A Q '-'QQ V! W1- 1, Q , x -' an-. .. -WJ! C ,A . t vnu? bi id'-L' I Q A , Tigers bluni Wiley ihrusi in 34-8 vicfory. fi ' 'vi'-La'-t.,.i,l 5 0 -f. .- 1 h Q19 . . I Q1- -,.. -, b S U G A R C U P C L A S S I C N O V 21 New Orleans CAREER RECORD: Won 213, Lost 35 1963-64 Home Attendance 58,799 COACH FRED HOBDY Ever since 1956 when Coach Fred I-Iobdy moved his desk into the cage cubbyhole at Grambling College, the Tigers have been the closest bet to a sure thing in basketball. In eight seasons he has compiled an incredible 213-35 won-loss record in the tough Southwestern Athletic Con- ference. Hobdy has won one NAIA national title, one Mid-West and four SWAC championships while developing six small- college All-Americans. I-le was named NAIA Coach-of-the-Year in 1963 by Basketball Writers of America. A serious-minded perfectionist, he seems to improve his handicraft each season. Rival coaches claim that he seldom makes the same mistake twice. I-Iobdy has a mature, quiet and sound approach to his job. I-Iis race-horse attack is one of the most interesting and imaginative in basketball and his coaching inventiveness is the one big reason why Grambling played before 58,799 fans in 13 home games this season. :lim Duplantier, a star forward on the 1960 team, is completing his first full season as assistant coach after a two year stint in the army. He is a hard worker with a keen, analytical mind. Like Hobdy, Duplantier holds an M.A. degree from the State University of Iowa. I-1obdy's eight-year won-loss record 1960-61 1961-62 1958-59 .... .... 2 8-1 1962-63 1959-60 ..- M. .... 26-5 1963-64 1956-47 --. ....... --- 23-8 1957-58 ............ 28-4 ---M M.-- 32-4 20-6 ----. -.-,-- 30-3 26-4 1 15 CUMULATIVE BASKETBALL STATISTICS SL mm Ngun- ' mm sons suse maows assounos Av IQ Reepj W 21 Frazier 12 8 Jones 5 2 Thomas 1 6 Comeoqg V 6 4 Own Team 55 6 Opponents' Totals 4 illis Reed IW 's,,' Cfficial News Release W f NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATI ATHLETICS ' ' 'F' Aladdln mm. Kam. cloy 5. M.. X . . w ' After 5:30 P.M. iC,S.'1'.J March 26 CFor Sunday AM sh RELEASE: KANSAS CITY, Mo., March .--A pair of giant centers, a high-scoring forward and a sharp-shooting guard with terrific speed have been named to the NAIA All-America basketball team for the second straight year. The quartet of 6-10 Willis Reed, Grambling fLa.J3 6-9 Lueious Jackson, Pan American Cfexasjg 6-5 Jim Boutln, Lewis and Clark Q0re.5, and 6-1 Cecil Tuttle, Georgetown 4Ky.J, heads the 10-man mythical first team. All are seniors. A year ago, Jackson led Pan American to the NAIA National Tournament champion ship and twice has been named the tournament's most valuable player. Pan American placed second ln the l96b national tournament. Phil Shirk, 6-3 senior from Texas ASI, who was a first-team selection in 1962 and was named to the second 10 last year, regained a berth on the first team this year. Shirk missed much of the 1962-63 season with a broken foot, Joining Houtin and Shlrk on the roster of forwards are 6-7 Jesse' Branson, Elon QN.C.j, the lone junior on the top 10, and 6-6 Lou Skurcenski, Nestminster QPa,j. Rounding out the first team are three guards, Dean Church, Southwestern Loulslanag Ralph Telken of national champion Rockhurst CMOJ, and Jerry Moore, Morris Harvey UA.Va. J . Telken, a second team honoree in 1963, proved to be the defensive standout of the national tournament and sparked his team during the regular season with 119 steals or interceptions, Church was the most valuable player in the Gulf States Con- ference and was a big factor in Southwestern gaining a tie for the league title. Moore averaged 26 points a game and led Morris Harvey to the national tournament for the second time Ln three years. Reed helped his team win the national championship four years ago and was the main reason why the Tigers placed third a year ago, This year's Grambling club was upset in the second round after being seeded third. Ile averaged 26 points and 21 re- bounds a game this year for a team that posted a 26-li record. NAIA ALL-AMERICA SI-ELECTIONS NAME SCHOOL Jim Boutin, Lewis and Clark C0re,j Lou Skurcenski, Westminster QPa.D Jesse Branson, Elon CN.C.J Phil Shirk, Texas AGI Willis Reed, Grambling QLa.J Lueious Jackson, Pan American Cfexasj Cecil Tuttle, Georgetown fKy.J Dean Church, Southwestern Louisiana Jerry Moore, Morris Harvey Cw.Va,b Ralph Telken, Rockhurst CMo.J First Team E.. B EAR. 6-5 Senior 6-6 Senior 6-7 Junior 6-3 Senior 6-10 Senior 6-9 Senior 6-1 Senior 6-2 Junior 6-O Senior 6-2 Senior 1963-64 Varsity Roster NUMBER Light ,Darley Player Pos. Ht. Age Wt. Class Hometown 50 5l Will is Reed C 6' IO 2l 245 4 Bernice , Lo . 24 25 Wilbur Frazier F 6'9 2l 204 3 Minden,Lc: . l2 l3 James Jones G 6'4 i9 I85 l Tolluloh, Lo. 52 53 Johnny Comeoux F 6'5 20 I92 2 West Lake, Lo . 44 45 Kenneth Martin F 6'7 20 I95 2 Oak Grove ,La . 42 43 Joseph Carter F 6'7 20 l95 l Atlonto , Go . 20 21 Albert Johnson G 6' I 22 l75 4 Bastrop, Lo . 30 3l Elton Hudson G 6'4 20 l82 2 Minden, La. I4 I5 Darrow Price G 6'0 20 l65 l Boton Rouge,Lc1 I0 ll Foster Thomas G 5' l0 20 l70 I Monroe, Lo . if I , 120 gd..-1 JOHNNY COMEAUX 373 Poin+s FOSTER THOMAS, 381 Points Opponent Miss. Vocational Dillard Texas College Texas Southern Dillard Texas Southern Bishop Texas College Prairie View Southern Tougaloo Southern jackson Alcorn JAMES JONES. 421 Points SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED Own Opp .O pponcnt Own Score Score Score 105 89 Alcorn 101 85 65 Alabama 115 1 14 78 Arkansas 124 85 84 Wiley 90 89 56 Prairie View 111 104 76 Texas Southern 91 95 87 Prairie View 83 121 71 Texas Southern 66 105 98 Arkansas 101 108 95 Wiley 1 15 1 1 1 67 Southern 101 103 97 Jackson 85 81 78 Dillard 90 87 78 '1Dillard 106 Quincy C1119 75 St. Mary 66 84 71 62 86 83 121 96 74 89 72 72 Opp. Score 91 92, 129 80 93 Alberf Johnson Darrow Price en Mariin Elfon Hudson 11:11 4 I - I CAREER RECORD: , Won 376, Los1' 71 lSince World War Ill PRESIDENT-COACH JON ES Prexy Enters Hall of Fame KANSAS CITY, Mo., May - Two men representing 62 years of college coaching and a former major league player will be inducted into the National Association of Inter-collegiate Athletics CNAIAj Baseball I-lall of Fame in June. Announcement of the selection of the three men was made hy A. O. Duer, executive secretary of the NAIA, who added that two of the men would be honored during the NAIA Baseball Hall of Fame banquet, Sunday, June 7 at St. joseph, Mo., and a third would be honored in August. ' The two coaches who will be honored at St. Joseph are R.VV.E. Jones, president as well as baseball coach at Grambl- ing College, Grambling, La., and Max Molock, baseball coach at St. Mary's College, Winona, Minn. Scheduled to be honored in August is fomier major leaguer James Climmyj Gleeson, a coach with the New York Yankees and a graduate of Rockhurst College, Kansas City, Mo. The presentation will take place in Kansas City. Officials at Grambling claim that their president is the only coaching president in American colleges and he has served in a dual capacity for 38 years. Since World War II, Grambling's teams have won 373 games while losing only 69 and have won more than 700 games since baseball was added to the Grambling athletic program. Grambling reached its all-time high last year when the Tigers placed second in the NAIA National Tournament. Not only does jones direct his team from the third-base coaching box during every game, but he still hits all infield workouts and supervises batting and pitching practice, often pitching batting practice himself. A year ago he was honored by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches with their 25-year award. Players from his teams have signed professional contracts for bonuses that exceed S275,000. hlolock coached three sports at De LaSalle High School, Kansas City, Mo., from 1936-40, then returned to his alma mater, St. Marys, where he has coached for 24 years. 2D St. Joseph, Mo., News-Press, Sunday. lunn 1, IOM T,A,A.', ,',,'J',',',-,',',':,A,-,-::,',.',Yv','.'vA.'v'..'v'-'-'v'v'f.7v'i-'v'-AllA-'-'v'v'v'-C-'v'v'-'-'v'v'v'.'.'v'l ' - J By BILL scorr :::.-:.-,-.-.-.-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-s,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-:,-.-.-.-.-.-.-ff .--::---4 Man of Many Talents Whether cloaked in the flowing robes of an educa- tor at the spring rite ot' graduation or decked in base- ball flannels hitting lungoos, R. W. E. Jones is a man unique. For Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones is a college president. He also is a college baseball coach. For the last 28 years he has served in this dual role, bringing credit to both his school and his teams. Jones. will join two other mon, Max Mo- lock of St. lVlary's College, Winona, Minn., and Jimmy Gleeson. New York Yankee coach, as inductecs into the NAIA baseball Hall of Fame at ceremonies here tonight. Gleeson will be honored in absentia. He will 1'eceive his plaque later this summer in Kan- sas City. A man ot boundless energy. vision and courage, ' ' i i ' rt' Grambling tLa.J College in 1936. At the time the school was in a struggle to avoid academic oblivi- .:n. There were only 120 students. The faculty :nembercd 17, Six build- zngas composed the educa- tional plant and state aid unmounted to only 355,400 .Xt that time, Grambling was a junior college. 'Ifoday, the enrollment is 13.325, Faculty and staff number 410. with 48 of .hose holding their Ph.D. There are now 42 modern, colonial-styled buildings with a value of 526,000,- U00. State appropriations are in excess of 33,000,000 annually. , Jones' insight, ettort ,F , and understanding have R-W-5-JOHN contributed to the devel- Opment of Grambling, He can look back on two dec- ades plus ol' some of the most impressive progreSS and growth in Louisiana educational history. If that is a source of pride, Jones' con- tributions to the development of the school's sports program, particularly to baseball, are similarly impressive. His teams have won 379 games and lost 59 since the second World War. More than a dozen Grambling baseball stars have signed bonus contracts, amounting to roughly S275,000 to turn professional. Tonight's honor is one more in a long list for the president-coach. Last year. the American Association of College Baseball Coaches cited him for a quarter of a century of leadership and devotion to college baseball Last year, Jones guided his Tigers to the runner- up position in the NAIA collegiate World Series here. This week, they'll make another stab at the big prize. You'll see Mr. Jones in the coaching box at third base. He's as at home there as he is behind his college president's desk. Secretly, he just may enjoy the baseball assign- ment the most. NAIA Baseball Hall of Fame Selections COACHES l i Year Honored Rankin Williams, Southwestern Okla. State College 1960 Sigurd Pteque, Luther CIowaD College 1960 Roy I-Ielser, Linfield COregonj College 1961 A. C. Burcky, Bluffton COhioj College 1962 S. B. Frosty Holt, Carson-Newman CTenn.D College 1963 Marion McDonald, Washburn CKan.D University 1963 R.VV.E. Jones, Grambling CLa.D College 1964 Max Molock, St. Mary's CMinn.j College 1964 ATI-ILETES Lloyd Waner, East Central Oklahoma State College 1960 Paul Waner, East Central Oklahoma State College 1960 George Altman, Tennessee A 8: l State University l96l James CPimD Goff, Illinois State Normal University 1961 Norm Cash, Sul Ross CTex.D State College 1961 Danny Litwhiler, Bloomsburg CPa.D State College 1962 Charles Hiller, College of St. Thomas CMinn.j 1963 Norman Siebcrn, Southwest Missouri State College 1963 Jerry Lumpe, Southwest Missouri State College 1963 James Cllimmyl Gleeson, Rockhurst CMOQ College 1964 J. I. Clements.. Georgia Southern College, congratulates President Jones after .ho was inducted into the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Baseball Hollnof Fame. Clements is president ot the NAIA Base- ball Coaches' Association and was i963 Conch-of-the-Year. Grambling placed second in the tournament held Juno 8-I3. NAIA PHOTO 0 -J A' fmml' , ' ' ll , , V, ii 2, ' . .'. ll L. A F Y if M A if Y It sq , -N M X V' . T ' ID n'LlJlflll ' ' 'Ml 0 11,41 A, i T o. fl- I x wi W w 6- ' l 'I' 4 A q V 'F' ,n,f'RHX. A 1 -J' , 1 V 3, ' is is H 4 lf-S -:. I 1 ,, we W V 'A T: it i T I 7 xl gf , i T li 7 fl: N' if l ' ,I V, 1 la, V Cf, ' ' ,Q , A iflvr, All ,L 1 2 1 L i' . l .MAXX ' X fe- Q ,' 2 , Q5 ' , , - L , fi - . UL? - x,lflU7 U , ,Ve fl 34 ,, , W3 ci T ' EWU gf' lf, ' A ,. f is g .. ' - , ,+- ' 1. 'AQ' ' T i f T T Q if ,N ,Q -fl, ,,,:-gf F' . .' T ' ' W ' m..1 in fl 'f is of ef' lla ' rm ,V 'ix :fm f I 1 Y L x , f , . Y xiqgxy I, - X f, 1, fl' ll ' A ,N 'QP' A A . I A l Q K ,fi ' ' , im lik, . . YM 'W Y' lW5'.4,. A' -Ml' ' if - 4 I l il l i l l FIRST ROW: John Galloway, Roberl' Jones, Ralph Garr, Alonzo Shanllin, John Wyalf, Alex Pero, Thomas Simon. SECOND ROW: Billy Hollins, Carl Galmon. Arihur May, Jophery Brown, Lionel Travis. Brimmer Brown, Pelerson Mallhews, THIRD ROW: Coach Jones, Candy Robinson Bennie Harris, Johnny Jeier, Bonny Hudson, Reber? Williams, Wilber+Hammond, Sfudenl' Manager, Wilbur Ellis: Coach, Frank Ensley. Rain, Rain, Go Away AXJJ' Beclry Freeman crossed fingers and held an umbrella io slop ihe rain alier play was suspended lwo days in 'lhe NAIA Tournamenf. The rain slapped, buf The Tigers ran inlo anolher bugaboo when ihey dropped lwo games +o Wesl Liberfy, W. Va., in ihe finals. Becky served as queen of 'lhe local squad for lhe lournamenl. She is llanlced by Roberl Williams lleffl and Alex Pero. BILL BENNETT PHOTO All-American INDIAN: Robert Williams and Cleveland Scout' Early Harrisi' flash big smiles, after the ex-Grambling star signed an Indian contract. The slim righihander was assigned io Burlington of the Class A Carolina League. .--v-- sf - ' L.. SIGNATURE: Red Sox scout Edward Scott watched intently as All-American Candy Robinson signed ,the annual bonus binge at Grambling College. Robinson staked his baseball future with Boston after receiving impassing scrutiny from half the clubs in the American and National Leagues. GRAMBLING PHOTO Heap Big Smile Orioles Sign John Wyatt Speedy John Wyatt of Grambling, who generates ooh's and aah's with his fielding, hitting and dazzling efforts on the base path, signed a bonus contract with the Baltimore Orioles. The promising 21-year-old outfielder was assigned to Bluefield, W. Va., of the Appalanchian League. No bonus figure was an- nounced. An effortless performer with an accurate throwing arm, W3'att led Grambling in stolen bases, hits and total lmses. He gets clown the line in 3.8 seconds. Quite logically, he was voted the team's most valuable player in the recent NAIA national tournament where the Tigers advanced into the finals for the second straight year. Wyatt is described as having enormous potential. Assistant Coach Frank Ensley said, He runs, throws and hits with exuberance. Along with his speed, Ensley added tliat, Wyatt possesses remarkable reflexes and confidence that enables him to turn sure hits into routine outs. Wyatt hits left and throws right. He batted .321 in 30 games. The artful 182-pound athlete is a recent graduate with a BS. degree in health and physical education. Three members of the 1964 Grambling squad have signed bonus contracts with major league clubs. 125 BATT1 N G Wyatt ..... ..---- Simon .... -,--- Hudson -.-, Harris ....... Brown Br. -- Hammond -,-- Outlaw ---. Gallowiffi-- Matthews --- Williams ---- Robinson --.-- Galmen ---..----- Brown -.- .... .--- TEAM TOTALS -.-- PITCI-IING Robinson ........ Williams ...... Galman --- Brown 'j.-11 .... Matthews, P. -.----- TEAM-:1:6?f1is ffff 4 Statistics Prairie View Prairie View Prairie View Alcorn A Sz M Wiley Wiley Wiley Southern U. Southern U. Southern U. Arkansas AM Arkansas AM Paul Quinn 8cN 8cN H 2B 3B HR Pct. 26 0 0 .286 23 1 1 .306 26 2 4 .302 24 1 0 .265 12 0 2 .183 16 2 0 .272 17 3 3 .239 8 0 0 .250 15 1 2 .321 5 1 0 .238 1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 4 0 1 .333 2 0 0 .666 3 0 0 .125 3 0 0 .166 2 0 0 .400 0 0 0 .000 192 12 12 .258 IP 1-I R ER BB ERA 49 29 13 8 1.47 6219 29 16 9 1.30 18 17 6 0 0.00 3625 23 3 O 0.00 102A 1 4 0 0.00 3Vz 3 1 0 0.00 2 4 3 2 9.00 186 109 48 19 0.92 I Season s Results They We They 3 8 Paul Quinn O 1 1 Texas Southern 4 2, 9 Texas Southern 3 3 8 Texas Southern 1 0 5 Miss. Vocational 2 1 15 Miss. Vocational 2 5 5 Jackson State 4 1 3 jackson State 1 3 2 jackson State 1 0 AREA PLAYOFF 5 10 Florida A 8: M 4 2 3 Florida A 8: M O 2 3 Western Washington 2 4 Georgia Southern 0 3 Warthurg 1 4 West Liberty 6 2 West Liberty 3 Won 25, Lost 4 A N X EDDIE RAY BUNNY HUDSON NAIA HONORARY COACH 1964 All-American Team Five players, headed by three-time selection Ken Voges, Texas Lutheran, were named to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics CNAIAD All-American baseball team for 1964. The mythical 14-man team were selected by the baseball coaches of NAIA member institutions. Voges, a converted outfielder who batted .427 this season, is joined by repeaters: outfielder Randy Ewing, Pfeiffer CS.C.Dg catcher Ron Hulscher, Black Hills State CS.D.D, and pitchers Gordon Riese, Portland State COre.D, and Fred Beene, Sam Houston State CTexasD. A11 of the repeaters are seniors except Beene,, who is a junior. Other infielders on the first team are: seniors Dave Keilitz, Central Michigan, and David Schrecengost, Westminster CPa.Dg junior H. S. Duke, Dallas CTexasD, and sophomore Bob Gaeta., Wayne State CNeb.D. Completing the outfield selections are: jim Stillinger, LaVerne CCal.D, and Larry Miller, St. Cloud State CMinn.D. Both are juniors. The other backstop to be honored on the first team is Edward Enemarlc, Pomona CCa1if.D, a senior, and the other pitcher to be selected is Candy Robinson, senior from Grambling CLa.D. Robinson was 8-2 for the campaign and helped Grambling finish in the runnerup position in the national for the second year in a row. His ERA was 1.47. Riese is the only left-handed hurler among the trio. 1964 BASEBALL ALL-AMERICA Name School B T Height Weight Class Pct. INFIEDLERS Dave Keilitz, Central Michigan L R 6--2 185 4 .350 H. S. Duke, Dallas CTexasD R R 6-4 195 3 .384 David Schrecengost, Westminster CPa.D L L 6-2 185 4 .391 Bob Gaeta, Wayne State CNeb.D R R 5-9 190 2 .436 Carlo Gott, Sam Houston State CTexasD R R 5-10 170 3 .305 OUTFIELDERS jim Stillinger, LaVerne CCal.D R L 5-8 160 3 .353 Randy Ewing, Pfeiffer CS.C.j L L 5-10 160 4 .436 Larry Miller, St. Cloud State CMinn.D R R 5-10 170 3 .356 Ken Voges, Texas Lutheran R R 6-2 175 4 .427 CATCHERS Ron Huischer, Blackul-lills State CS.D.D L R 6-1 205 4 .447 Edward Enemark, Pomona CCa1.D R R 6-1 195 4 .375 PITCHERS W-L ERA Gordon Riese, Portland State COre.D L L 6-3 170 4 6-3 1.46 Fred Beene, Sam Houston State CTex.j L R 5-10 160 3 11-1 1.02 L R 6-0 189 4 8-2 1.47 Candy Robinson, Gambling CLa.D THE SECOND TEAM INFIELDERS: Val Bush, Eastern Illinoisg Jackie Hammond, Georgia Southerng Charley Dydces, Northeast Louisiana Stateg Gene Hacker, Old h B tist and Floyd Shuler, West Liberty State CW.VaD OUgI'El1lE'.TDlEI1XS:l John Wyatt,, Grambling CLa.D, Fred Chambers, West Liberty State CW.Va.D, Lionel Kleinpeter, Southwestern CLa.Dg and Wayne Backes, Omaha CNeb.j. GATCHERS: Allen Pa ne, Georgia Southern: and Leon Ricketson, North Georgia. PITCHERS: Larry Krehlbiel, Omaha CNeb.D, Marty Pattin, Eastern Illinois, and Roger Van Bergen, Morningside Clowaj. Career Highlights Coach Tom VVilliams has developed one world record holder in the 200 meter dash, and a 440-yd. relay team that tied world marks three times in 1964. AA . uewii,-5 He has tutored five NAIA champions X and six All-Americans. 4514213 Williams 'lallting with a Reporter The track renaissance that Coach Tom Williams promised for several years produced national headlines for Gramb- ling during the spring and brought delight to the hearts of old grads everywhere. Tiger 440 and 880 relay teams enjoyed an undisturbed monopoly and tied the world 440 record before a national TV audience in California in early April. Three times during the year they equalled the mark of 40.0 flat. Don Meadows, Vernus Ragsdale, Richard Stebbins and Don Owens recorded the best time in the world in both the 440 and 880 in '64. Stebbins is envisioning a trip to the Olympics after qualifying in both the 100 and 200 meters, and running on the 400 meter relay team in the US-USSR duel meet. Williams claims his resurrected Tigers will not stand aloof from championship talk in the SWAC in future years. He has the makings of a championship contender. All he needs is luck and a few more horses. Victory Smile , ,, i g9lv': ' f M , v an i QC F' mm -r1 ' 1 Owens, Meadows, Coach Williams, Siebbins and Ragsdale display irophies and happy smiles afier iying World 440-yard Relay Record in Mi. San Anionio, Calif., Relays. r,... Coliseum Relay Trophy Gulf Coast Relays Vernus Ragsdale Limbering up P E L I C A N S T A T E R E L A Y S 4 Don Owens hils 'Pape in 40.0 lla? as 440 relay unif sels California ii Relay Record al' Modeslo, Calif. Owens is flue NAIA 440 yard dash -H -'yr' champron. .figs B' AW' HAMPION Discus Ace Distance Runner 5 a 9... R I nf V 5 ,L M N: Q1 ' T Q., -1 - pi. . -. V.. . -- --Q N... V , H'---1 vw.. . K -'M X . c . an .. ,A n ' 1 - .1 3 - M- 0 an - I can V I Q., , . f r N ,, I'M.n..h. 0-J- . K i X ,, . ... f3,..bm , . K 4 Addison Biiou Gerald Kimble - Visa We Jw. wmv- gi V my man ' 'Z , . , I Flying Tigers 49, f , fi XX . -Ns Willie Lewis, Melvin Barnes, Richard Siebbins, Donald Ownes, Larry Hood, Vernus Ragsdale, Coach Tom Williams and Don Meadows. Sponsored for Charity by The Los Angolu Times n . i. ln w J W ar Stebbins was the only sprinter in the U. S. to qualify for both the 100 and 200 meters in the final Olympic Triuls in Los Angeles Sept. 12. M in H 'ii 5 H 4. A . 'll : 6?1i ' Mayline' fi ff iw Sophomore ace won gold medal in US-USSR meal will: brislling fluird leg on 400 mefer relay ieam. Stebbins is l8. Swim ALLEN, LENA B. 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'ills I+ I IE xx' Tv r new 3 P I ' 2 I I It at IJ N fr I Q in TWT' Lv f' ' I, 'ZR' an A ZH ' ' f I ,EH f, I , If I X. gi .-4, 3 Q.-,N 'W' Q, 42 1 an 1. ,I-.W f , 1 I I 12.5 V xg- ' Y u Id -I I uni IYL ,I ,K - ,LII K I -j,,, M Ii 1 1'I'. i - 41 m y Ifwn Tw JY dh RICHARDSON, GEORGIA RILEY, DONALD RILEY, MAXINE ROBERTS, CLARA ROBINSON, WILMA ROGERS, ONEDA ROLAX, WILLIE MAE ROSE, ELWOOD ROSE, FLORA ROSS, CALVIN ROSS, ETHEL ROWAN, VERA RUFFINS, BARBARA ANN RUSH, MARY P, SALONE, AGELL SAMUELS, RUTHEEN SAWYER, WILLIE SCALES, FRANCIS SCATES, MARION SCHIELS, JIMMY SCOBY, LLOYD SCOTT, HAROLD SCOTT, JEANETTA SCOTT, MARTHA SCOTT, SHIRLEY SCOTT, WILLIAM SHAW, PARTICIA SHEHEE, HELEN SHELBY, CURTIS SHELLY, BEULAH SHELTON, SAMUEL SHEPPARD, MIGNON SHEPPARD, STEVENSON SIGGIE, SILVIE SIMON, BARBARA I, SIMMONS, DON O'HARA SINGLETON, ELYRIC STLATON, PATSY SLAUGHTER, MARY LEE SLEDGE, GLORIA SMALLWOOD, BONNIE S SMITH, BENNIE UE SMI TH SMITH SMITH, SMITH, SMITH SMI TH SMI TH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH, DA VID DORIS ELLIS FRED FREDDIE GERTIE GLENDA JAMES JOAN JOHN JOYCE A. JOYCE .fr SMITH, LE GERTHA SMITH, MAJOR SMITH, MELBA JEAN SMITH, PHILLIP SMITH, ROBERT SMITH, ROBERT GOLD SMITH WARREN 1 SMI UI, WILLIE C, SNLED, KATHERINE SNEED, MATTIE LEE SOPSHER, ORETHA SOUTHHALL, JUDITH SPIVEY, LEROY SPEARMON, OLLIE SPOTTSMON, EFFIE DORIS STAMPS, LARRY STEPHENS, STEWA RT STEWART STEWA RT: STEWA RT STEWART STEWART STEWA RT DORIS J. BERNICE BETTY CLIFTON DIA NE HENRY MORRISE THOMAS STOUT, IZOLA SYLVESTER, MARY ANN TAYLOR, EULA TAYLOR, LAVERNE TAYLOR, THELMA THOMAS, ALFRED .-J Ta' Y I -,C wi 14 ,.,,. ill' if fu, .I ,E I X ,ff ' .U ,N , Q If I K' L,?3Mf Q. , a ,n -v A PQ it ,vi W 'W .,,, N 1 'M' S . , J: QV ,JI . 1 N31 W In ,M WP- x' L' y P Ii' 5 .-QV ESL --J XY' XIX, 47- Q1 .. 5 N .k,, q 451 'ls f 'lf .. 1' , b vs L. A IA' , l,'Pra5-715 e--' fi A Af' . 3.-f ks ' 4 If I I .Sk , I V , 1 y W ,G I M 4- , , ,, - ' 1 . Q-sf, ' I , ff, f5I::::IREEIII55E 'I I ' I' , I IX 5 A .. Q. .L QW, I . 1- 24, K Q SML ' if . if 'L-V. 'dl 1 , .4 ,, X AS, ' 'AM' I N2 5,-. if 'iff 55' . 'Q ir at Q THOMAS, FOSTER THOMAS, JERRY THOMAS LILLYE LUE THOMAS, SHIRLEY THOMAS, TOMMIE THOMAS, WILLIE GENE THOMAS, YVONNE THOMPSON, FELIX THORTON, JAMES THREATS, DUDLEY TIMES, MELVIN TOLLIVER, DA VID TURNER, BERNADINE TURNER, BRENDA TURNER, MATTIE PEARL UNDERWOOD, BETTY UNDERWOOD, JAMES' WALKER, BENNY RUTH WALKER, HELEN WALKER, WALTER WALLS, HOLLI WANNERMAKER, VERNA WARREN, WENDELL WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, WA SHINGTON, WA SHINGTON, WA SHINGTON WA TSON, EL SIE CECILIA DEL PHINE GUSS MARTHA MARY SYLVIA W, O, WILLIAM WILLIE WATSON, MARY WAYNE, CHARLES WEATHERSPOON, GLENDELL WEDDLES, DOROTHY WELLS, BEVERLY WEST, ALEX WEST, SANDRA WESTLY, RUSSEL WESLEY, KENNETH WHITE, LIMAS WHITE, NETTIE WHITLOCK, FREADA WILDRIDGE, ROSE WILEY, ALZINA WILEY, CONNIE WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILL IA M S WILLIAMS WILLIAM S WILLIA MS WILLIA MS WILLIA MS WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS WILLIA M S WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, BERTHA BETTY BETTY BOBBIE MARIE BOOKER T, CAROLYN CURTIS DAISY DONALD ERMON L, EMMA IEAN ETHA JERRY JOYCE LINDA MOSELLE NANCY 1zosIE SUSIE SNYDER TRULY ALEX WILLIS, BRENDA WILLIS, GEORGE WILLIS, LINDA WILLIS, YOUREE WILSON, ALVIN WILSON, CHARLES WILSON, SANDA WINN, MYLON WINZER, CHARLES WOODF-OX, .IACQUELYN WONG, ANNA WYATT, BONITA YOUNG, CAROLYN YOUNG, THELMA MAE . F?- I J I Q r' ., J Y I. W fu I ' I X J ' V Q I .... ' M I is I 4 -F, QM QT: IQ, AZ L .V 5, QL .ez L,- 'Ui ' .4- is I N I III I Grambling Functions Through Efforts Of Entire Personnel 39 I FIRST ROW: Robert Smith. dining hall assistant director: Mrs. Willie B. Wallrer, Mrs. Ida Taylor, Mrs. Clara Malone, Mrs. Odesa Nelson. Emmit Wallrer, Bobby Cheeks, George Douglas, Mrs. Edna Willis, Thyrone Garner, and Olemuel Ashford, dining hall director. SECOND ROW: Charles Land, Gunthia Moore, A. Ford, Elie Moore, Arthur Thompson, Thomas Gant and Mrs. Willie M. Moore. L l t i l V su l . F f ' T fri fl ., M i ifiri. . 5' -Q . '- ' I ' ,Art BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Maggie Ford, Mrs. Amelia Street, Mrs. Jessie Williams, Mrs. Bertha Osborne, Miss Mattie Island, Mrs. Myrtle Williams. Mrs. Emma Tobin, Mrs. Jessie L. Frost and Mrs. Irene Chandler. SECOND ROW: Moses Osborne, Willie Hendriclrs, E. J. Dennis, Martin Allen, Mrs. Louise Burlrs, Mrs. Mary Perry, Mrs. Lillie Emanuel, Mrs. Ethel Flemon, Mrs. Ada M, Ganf, Mrs, Margine Holland and Mfg, Bertha Jaclrson. TOP ROW: Doyal Brown, Sammie Jones, Julius Hill, James H. Jaclrson, Charlie Giles, Eliiah Buggs and ldell Dixon. In Retrospect As we look from the reviewing stand with fond memories at the 1963-64 school year, we find many events that warrent silent re-enacting that the Tiger provides. The 1964 Annual has been a. long and tedious job. We have attempted to show some of the many facets that make up College Life at Grambling. The following pages will spell out in detail events and activities that made the 1963-64 session a happy one. Each one of us can take nourishment from it. There is an old saying here that the past is in the yearbook, the present is challenging, and future is up to you. l l 'S r.- - L '4f ' vm' ' 'V Ni' HW M' gistrar Garner Honor d I 1, I 'D 4. Q N 5 V' 'Q S ' 1 .I' j J I IW , ...... J , 'l 1 ,f ff A Y ill: 4 we I .3 an .,,, Nw, my A f, 'R V1'3 F' +L' 1 if J X Q. N fi? 1,5 'K 3' 1? 4 i 'Q if 1 -.u uv A -1 X T .wwwr f rw'rv'M1a' I Q J , x ' -.ab - 1 . 'r ' li f 1 ' ,L 1 mx., .M M.. 1, ' 135: fn. ,,,.w...,,a. Q, K M-V.,,ALy.,, V. .. 'Q ,N 4-, W Tm , , A 1, 8 -.tuslu ,' , qi ,A I-u.M,, Y UM , if 1 ISVJ X1 4 iv - ' XY ' 0 f 4 'm X X, V I 'L' S W 1 ! x sl, I Hi Mlm' I I , ,. ,, 3 H ' I If 1 K lu!! ' W 1 ' 'J x 1 1 if 1' I ggi L mf if 1 1 0 f A a J 1 W i w ..uu.....1....k..., ., f-..1L,...g A.. 1' 'K :V Uv- , 1 By Alumni With Special Day HRK X X P I . 1 'V l Bax 1 1 TIL i Wim. Q-+-PBM' X: '-Lili! .Kimi .ww - M kwin i R ,ll l .. HM 1 F3 7 l 'Ui -H ggi fa- In Qi i I 4 x ,Ulf fir' K I .H fn- 'J f Kr' .i Library Extends Program, Additional Services Made Available For Students Tremendous progress and efficiency can be noted in the operation of the college library. Com- pletecl two years ago, the modern two-story structure houses books and other vital information necessary for tlic existence of Grambling as an institution of liiglier learning. f , s I hop Gr p ks LOUIS RICHARDS Displaying a singular enthusiasm for college life, Louis Richards distinguished himself with his academic achieve- ments and efficient leadership through four years of work at Grambling, A midterm honor graduate, he was elected a 1964 Danforth Graduate Fellow to study for the Ph.D., degree in mathematics at the University of Michigan. Danforth appointments are for one year and are normally renewable for tht-ee additional years of study, The Danforth Graduate Fellowship Program was initiated in 1951 for the purpose of attracting outstanding college seniors and graduates to the college teaching profession. Registration ,nv f- 5. l. lu., Freshmen receive their first experience in individual and mob psychology during registration. Frustrations result from standing in seemingly unending lines, adusting schedules when sections close, and retracing routes. to pick up correct class card. It's confusing to newcomers and oldtimers alike. Despite the confusion, 3,225 students registered for the fall semester. A similar number survived to suffer the frustrations again in January. Campus Leaders 3 if .SJ G fgreaiclenf ma gramggng I 963-64 I 963-64 JARROW MERENIVITCH JUSTINE AUZENNE QR' 'dh E H 77 md gramggng S Q loreaiclenf 1964.65 ' 1964-as ELNORA POLIDORE GILBERT STAMPLEY Georgia Stare Senator Leroy Johnson Visits Campus Lee Tyrone. Hezelciai. Jones, Gilberi' Sfampley, Senafor Johnson, John Honore. I Dr. Alvin McNeil. Senaior Johnson Pres- idem' Jones, Mayor B. T. Woodard. Senaior Johnson, and Lafhardus Goggins -. S 'ii Dr. Roy K. Davenport. Army Deputy Undersecretary od!! b The largest visiting delegationpf high school students to attend the campus for any single event, participated in Career Day activ- ities. They viewed exhibits massed by 20 departments and agencies of the Federal Government, and heard a speech by Dr. Roy K. Davenport, Deputy Undersecretary of the Army. He outlined equal job opportunities in the federal government. Attorney Homer B. Walls, Personnel Management Specialist, U.S. Civil Service Com- mission, Dallas, served as coordinator for the day-long project. wil VIEWING EXHIBIT S xr utah 'Qi- L... 3 , A CAROLYN STANFORD Meuo-Soprano Lyceum Series An unusual series of quality concerts, recitals, lectures and plays by performing Broadway artist were presented during the year, bringing to the campus the best in lectures, discussions and musical entertainment. CLAREMONT QUARTET HENRY IV 1 is. fi GEORGE WALKER JOY KIM Pianisi Soprano ,-Q 4- ARISTD VON WU RTZLER Harpisi us. K mf 162 i WW ! MQW 'T' ' L Z' Lgggv 'iii W 'bla' v 1 -LW my .Ax ml fl 'vw F.,.u?I3 2 High, H Swv' ' K Win . 51525-'Y-I 'Mi EA w'.sr'2sf.' 1 h , rt dayix lil' 5 'IAM- Theafer Guild 3 The Cuilcl, in its usual fashion, prcscntccl a series of outstanding productions during tllc year. Emphasis was placed on one-act plays lliglllif.!,lllICLl by outstanding ami moving portrayals of novel characters. .1 DR. FLOYD SANDLE Guild Director Frederick a George Allen Wesley Williams Maxwell Anderson's play Bad Seed will be the 'Featured summer attraction of the Little Theater Guild, July 28-3I. H H .The two-act play was adapted by Maxwell Anderson from a novel by William March. The story portrays a young child innocent in outward appearance, but born to be bad. Allen Williams will direct the production. Members ot the cast are: Rhoda Penmarlr .............. Colonel Kenneth Penmarl: Christine Penmark ......... Monica Breedlove .. .. Emory Wages Leroy ....... Miss Fern ..... Reginald Taslcer . Mrs. Daigle Lynda Sellers Alvernon Smith Rose Johnson Gloria Banlrs McArthur Shaw Robert Kimble Eunice Bicham Roy Brown Sandra Colman C I Th Grambllnlte INFORMS STUDENT BODY, CHRONICLES YEAR'S ACTIVITIES rw lltc Craunlmlinitc is thc organ ul' slutlt-nt cx- pression on the campus. It strivcs to lurcscnt at clear, concise, mul nccuratc picture ol- sc mol :intl t-mn munity lift: witltin tltc rcztlm of good jtturuztlism. ANSELL CREARY Sponsor RUDOLPH WHITE Editor x ter Enrollment I-Iils Record 'Toto College Budget For Yeur Raised To 3,108,000 The tntnl budtlt-t nppruprintinu i ' -4- -1 . ' 1-nrullmcn for Grnmbling for the coming: fig,-1, r C ' wit' yt-Ju' luis hr-cn raised to 83,108,000 ,K 'diggs t u e . FUTURE STAFFER with the tradition of 575,000 by ' u Ullned 0069,-fa the Sunutc I 'in:nu't- Camus:-t . 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'QS rllnld-lj? Col 'H prcspntfmlznlz Assam'- el ' , quu If 'gaffai L t D?F0lu1r.vniIIfZ l n .tntllglliilainc Sfl'0mW ,, , 1 . I E .1-'-'-.',,, vw: 'Zn-gr 4- on f. ' , . I 13- I E . V og , tn, lt- I I A P ' ure: SGT HEAD: quhm 1: ,noglgjj ousnut :num venom. ,of'Sf:,r,H, 'Xmvt-in., ,Z 12:11 nc::,,d. went to aomttzn f I 2.-10 Pnlmcal lchnc, major from 0 N' 4, ri-cfotto Junior. will rolgn ul co T' -64, -rt-is msn a h dom.. mt, l Q . x ' 1' new smdmg qoyunmmg A: 5' SQ ,tor tho 1964-65 neulon. An odu ,ml 'f'mo nf U, y I all and lil who warl- J I IGH! stnmploy defeated Henry w S 315' rl' 'dive In UUUFUI 'C!i I!l In ,.h d Mvntnf fishy W7 :EM-, who in lm , ol r lunge,-, by a narrow marg' .t., x f gg Zeta Phi Beta sorority. uoulo gnbuh Henlfhnfg and unlvorsltlas. O' , 'I ends Jarrow Meronlvltc' t leudim,-at U-'mils by H fwqrd. Us 9 n Cr-rtiticnpgno. 1--M --M----'Ti - tm- by ,M .out,,,,,,,- rrcnnntttnn nt SH , , .ns scoot 0 C g o rm- thc- 11164 W 1 T i I f P t-tm-int W ' ll ' ' EC lon In V Y' L W' ' Dunn E- ' U no... -. . ,U I , , DI c llimt. 'rr-HU mnluly hm. I . 'htm Tndlxmdlmcnl' AMOND N -'-I There is on old sny no mx 1-4-cinlcni pf their IDG4 crop. 0 col Thu two IBOPS PRA ,NE in nn nccidcnt. or ' Sipzmn Rho ,imrl 101 - '-CC IR f u todo -v rnity ' 5 - A IE 0 y A Area Students Mc ' I--A. ' . l Hn d,,lbV,EW mmsw. pq ' nwniltw D v the m-... ' lt- , ,, TGBI1-Llff Bus Tol :ctiun to agp thc vit. A fungi, -fohnny dngmcrs per f. Six :iron high tt R 'lucy' m WW- n,:'I f7 ucvcninf! the first juinud 10 tccnmgt Both of tht-so lilwrul ru-ts Imlmll 11- S 5 flu- Wu llvwhcrcby contcstnn and Arkunsm majors wut , ,, whcrg lotlcr ,Pmirip Vi i'lur111,yiL,:L'txtlzttnmblihg would ' I it-on 1 , v . , - .. Trmlswatys Bus ' . Awarded ,cs on mJ4nrvod rH.3Tltl. Twill 7'hu'4xJL4td,.,. rm In This. yen? the UI Qvoafrs, I c,.n suction nf IPS Anotlin A and bd!! S ,pun fit, mm, bc ns dl o aprt-1, H C The Tut-n-L' ' ll' 17' 'LW tl . 71' , .ncc only thrcc 0 S' 'ng llultn Sinmu ' Force BUYS I mlm., it Pii:1t1,UZfJc2ior,up for DIN lb lega' 1:3 R tr AND AFB, Tvs I the six- that Jack,-one ,llunlr ' ' LACKXL W' son OI 0 ff 7 ' blah' gl Bi-:LW nuvftclzl Bi-ov ,, blah' ml Fr Summer Work M XWs'1And 8 I-W nu-rultt-4 , l'Fmn'S I H H pus Jpnprgnn. KEITH HAWTHORNE . , .F d I Thi. lvlgfgzllzxf its LFLTKTEIN, SM. Wm b tt, .W .ts 1 . ' ' 1 '. -. , . - Class of '84 - S -ls Dlversl IE at-My Wit.tt.,5 iim7.t ,,ttpIt?5'3,fut1d. Jimi Ll3gfttt.,t.-.. ' ,, M F I I v it ci. M . , - - 1. A - -t't'on. rvpsr lg. Six special w0?.ksh,,,ps ance, bu, .fzllfnrlurtrnyz 4 youn mutt-ll Artdwsml I r iptngg dmmn :ind urucuursu lui' Christuxn tvnl Allcll Wim obo body g CMH fhhocsn mm 63010 .ld .t0.wnr :t instiai unique sch-ncu institut Muritlmm mms Will ,umm 1 I 'fl outward ,vom-l1?ho Cfvfy -ebv Mm-in . nhilit ser-tmdzu-y scluwr Rho ' Uf tho 1. . Ill' pt-,, . 'PPeq,. S 'fun' Sig . .xo ti y H I Nm C I do pmmuk ost nm, ducitm, U7 f-,Trl m,, Mnrtmvn . b. ..-lure ctu'rr'u y in st-:.' o nn I ' ' X 'p,.. 0 , r min nzesnullwllllflu Colle-uc as pnrt I Chrirtlflnnlgmmh Pemhlrk ll'df'zlv W 'h:cu J' v1 bmw lilltllilzllllftll mlm wnticd stumnwr protlmn Monica Br 'nmnrk I'-yt-iq, S 'UIL71 on A 'h9m, 'I':,,b ' ,os N51 Nw, tl Qwmk Mi, wttrkthopt until if :mary wa warn, Aimnah song, Ht- port-,y,,,m'vfty, J Int, gs ,ea U snphomorfvmz H mkrmn buing conducted in Lucy 9'l .Hon Joh fh -7n1,l, 1fi,,s don' 1411-No, oyi 17 ,mm-tint' :W best p I r 1 ' music. Entllit Min GI - nfl 'fo 'Mn ' Dm Nm 'l ly 'I' 5, EUNFC' opt-runr -wiurC I'0 ' Fvrn 'nl B. . 4'-Yo 'Ira for 0111. 0-wry JUN' A dies, audio vlsul Hogimdd T Mfdmwr nk' j-Y 5-,. 0, 0 P9 'RW' 0 - b ' WW- n , ' t u.....Mrs.Da1g1uIm ' ' M fobvn vilifv' 01n.,. b,--- 'Wb t A ....-.. mtv: W' work conllun ol loc C 'fnbI.m?t- is IW' . ,.' hi T d d T h . College Professors ExPI9'e lea' mtg so to H I tt I I . . Y .... --f. - A P . ' ' I ' H ms tttunut u vcnodn .lor onlwn cr. Im, arg, fig-M e tho nm James mg .,..., lv. mathematics it - - f1iIi..,.t.. l'Ht'rmin1hum. mt- .v,..,..t.t.... .. Emo. 13. . -vor, hit.. tor W? I1 ig, I ,nl I I wpygvwfw' '. -a.f1.?r'- fra III? ' I -I -f I Mfg fr. . I I 5 a..JI lf , 'I '-E',wf'mT3.,,.MiQ y, ' f I wif ' I ' O ', - :gb ,Qu - ' 1 , ' - O ' - ' 3 C.xiI93...i,w. ' o 0 o ' 0 0 0 A ... . . . . , , 9 o , , , g 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 ,un qUOl .. if 0 LCD Ill U 222 ,av ,1- suums cours: ann I I III II EI Ceniro. California MISS ALUMNI MISS ALICE DANIELS Hippy HODGE, LA. .VINL-:T CLASS OF I962 IHIDIIG HIIVASM A Bouquet From The Queen ,X K, ,I ue ' .AM 4 ' A. ' 'xx QI. Coronation J, Prexy Crowns ihe Queen Speed Test Lee A Dofson i I ma Jean Harvey Mal ch Ridge! . N Science ' A 'fig ff r jf, 'CM of MJ. 1 . 4 5 X 3' i'4 l Majors , 4 r J--' Y X. W r 5 ' V r I J! M we f ' r 5. gf 1 'M 1 ,X Meals In The Dining Hall 3. 'W in io M4 A M Serving Line ' I ,..- .aii ii' .W ii r v W' 1 H ,. J.. 4 . my 1--Q Nuirifious Lunches Every Day -1 ul,-L ii it 1' ,pf 'D -'W' , , Q 'ff .N--i- i - wf ' 'f M N 'L y 1 - ai. , af' - ' W' 5 a in H+ L 'a . W 4 th .V ? I f '-AAN -mmm ,. ,L,,,, VWWMM, -iz. , ,,,...-r 1 . Going Home ' . 1- Q Scholarship Trophy Class Leciure Fraierniiy Hazing NATHANIEL BLAKE Prinfing Bowling Sirilre 1-n...... ,vu Q Bowling Anyone? Ruby Rochic ' Enthusiastic And i Aggressive Leadership 1 Y' PRESIDENT JONES f:'N rw 1:-1 Senior Recifal fl. .u-1.-.. x - .L , N K -r Q www A I-' 4' fl, . V'--K-affvin N VT' '4,,, ii iff' ' .'I,C3s. if ,gk i H is J Synchronize your waiches Maies! Y ' n Hers -.Ah-'I I.: Union Book Sfore ' fwfr' ,., Tiger Staff EDWARD SHANKLIN DELORES WALKER EUAL HALL Xl GERALDINE PLACIDE EVELYN HALL SHIRLEY YOUNG Photo Credi+s Earnest Miles Roy B. Moss Sponsor Collie I. Nicholson Acknowledgements The staff of the 1964 TIGER expresses its appreciation to the following persons for their contribution to the publicanon of thls annual. Iarrow Merenivitch W. E. McNeal Mrs. Ethel Garner Mrs. Jessie Carlton Ansell Creary Dr. E. L. Cole DeLearn Allen Edwin C. Prescott Aaron Carpenter Mrs. Mary Hohdy Artis Hollingsworth Mrs. Maggie Weaver A Year In The Life Cf A Growing College Registration and Bookstore Lines. . . . the bleak frame of a new campus building . . . a short cold walk to the Library or Football Stadium . . . words -of wisdom from President jones, Dean Cole and a faculty of personal competence . . . How do you do? at receptions . . . constant study for long examinations . . . Sunday dress for meals and church . . . meetings everyday plus a raise in dues for countless organizations . . . institu- tional f0od and daily lines . . . proms and championship games . . . the student teach- er's pride in conducting his class . . . the chaos and crisis of finals followed by academic robes and mortar boards . . . THIS IS GRAMBLING o 9 0 Q 9 F 41 O C - - Q CHARLES P. ADAMS July 21, 1873 - June 27, 1961 FOUNDER GRAMBLING COLLEGE August 4, 1901