Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1957 volume:

l9fl ]©©ni MARJORIE R. BRITTAIN, EDITOR WILLIAM D. BUTTS, JR., ASSOCIATE EDITOR Howard University, a leader of higher oduca tion in the Western World, greets the rising firmament of independence in tho awakening Africa. The Class of 1957 is proud that Howard has playod a part in the education of many of the leaders in Africa today. The Class of 1957 selects as a theme for this yearbook — Howard University —on institution for the training of emerging world leaders Thel957 - PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASSES HOWARD UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON, D. C |om pm Sr. Clair Price Dean Emeritus College ol Liberal Arts We dedicate this yearbook to you: to you who dedicated your life to the at hicvemciits of your students and yout colleagues: to you, Joseph St.Clair Price, who served Howard University lor tucnty-six years both as Professor and as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Your varied services brought you recognition from educational organizations anti front your own Alma Mater, Lincoln University; your friendship, wit, and wise counsel have won lor you the affection and esteem o| the Howard community. We the class of 1957 thank you lor your services in this way: the dedication of the 1957 Bison to you, Joseph St. Clair Price. COLLEGE OF LIHFRAI. ARTS..........................15 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING l KCIII I KCI'KF l«i SCHOOL OF MCSIC................................ lil CNDKRCiRAnrATF ACFIVri IIS...................... 71 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE . ..........................Mil OOl.LFGh OF DEN I IS FRY........................115 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY ............................120 SCHOOL OF LAW.............................. ... l:Vl SCHOOL OF RELIGION..............................110 5 SCHOOL OE SOC I VI WORK . 157 Our new adminstration building----- central P°int in the life of the Dr. Mordecai Johnson and Dean Daniel Hill after morning service in Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel. SCHOOL OF RELIGION MORDFCAl V. JOHNSON PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE l am glad to lit associated with lilt situs and daughters ol Howard I 'nivctsitv w lm .n members � l iht i la ' o! 7. and to st ud greetings anti good wishes to all n| their loved nut’s everywhere generation from mm mans nl these loval sons and daughters nl Howard will In toumctl among tin distinguished and greal l tun nation. I hope di n all nl them will lx listed among those who have stivtd thtii Idlowmen with the full strength • ! their hearts anti minds. DR. WILLIAM STUART NELSON DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OR JAMES M NABRIT. JR. MR G FREDERICK ST AN ION SECRETARY OF THE BUSINESS MANAGER UNIVERSITY OF THE UNIVERSITY MR JAMES B. CLARKE TREASURER OF THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES University-Wide Bison Staff Williom D. Butts. Jr. Associate Editor ond Editor of School of Low Marjorie Ruth Brittain Editor •in■ Chief Willijton H. Lofton Faculty Coordinator BOARD OF EDITORS Yvonne Parker College of Liberal Arts Cephas Green School of Engineering ond Architecture Lola Johnson School of Music Mom Weissmonn Co'li go of Medicine Jomes Moore College of Dentistry Corl Kennedy College of Pharmacy B Elton Co School of Religion Mabel L Gilbert School of Social Work ca h ptf r pd w w Liberal Arts Bison Staff I YVONNE WIUETTE PARKER Editor BISON STAFF Seated left to right: Amy Colemon, Jo Anne Dicker,on, Yvonne Porker, Editor; Morjorie Brittain. Standing: Anthony People , Reatho Simpson, Dr. Willislon Lofton, Faculty Co-ordinator 16 Dean and Staff • Liberal Arts DEAN FRANK M. SNOWDEN. JR. DEAN SNOWDEN AND DEPARTMENT HEADS OF LIBERAL ARTS Ot lUA | NVNK Al.Wls Chitago. Illinois | Inward Plasers: Duiuc Club. I- ut hi ......... n ri i 11,sims Club. President ( Kl. , l ON O . l I XANDI K Washington. D (. I iiit In i An Club Ait IUrhska m Ai iwsdir Washington. I) C. Cantribury Club. C JIIIJMIS Pal .oology I’KINt I II. l I ishington, DC I 'uiu-isiix Choii l u iu h Club It onnm e I angiwgei Ai urea Ei.tsrr Amukvin Houston. IVxiis .via I'hi He1.1 Sorority; l hi Alpha I Ik-i.i; Mvoini Dean ol Women's Commitivt ; Phi Beta Kappa History Cam K. Amis ll«Histon. Texas Kappa Vlpha Pm Kiaternits oology ]im i lvn M arkin Andrews 11 inidad. British Wist Indies (Caribbean Vvtociation Molhrmntirs l� KAYO Mojim shiri l|cbu-( We, Nigeria kappa Sigma IMxning vwicts oology kr m 111 Ian Ai siin Pott ol Spain. I'rinid.id. BAV.I. Ilian ist is Club International Club Client i� try III mu k i It vi m Los Angeles. California Zoology Roriri | Kaiiiwiv. |k Memphis. I ennevsct Phi Bela kappa Until n v U II I I AM ll MR Mmtcrd.un. Gcoigi.t National Societs ol Scabbard and Blade; Mpha Phi Alpha Fraicinil'. Business (.lub Econuinn mul Actnuntmg 18 )l AMI S O liVVKS Washington, IV ( Zoology Wins i Om ai Hi m k sites illr. North Carolina Chemistry (Hub: l| li.t IMti lpha Fraternity Chemistry hi 11. NNt 14 skms Charleston. West Virginia Basilctis. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Future learheis of Vnicrii a: Senior Mi ntoi: C� i eek Count il: I’niveisiiy f’slici: Who's Who. Commit-let on Religion' Life English I 1 1111 I n iiu Mi i i Belmont. Noith iarolina lpha Kappa lpha Sorority si nioi Mentor: Baldwin Wheatley judiciary Committee: C.ainpus Pal. '5 (-lass Olluer. • .'4 '55 .oology ll.AN I M SKI MoSM K W ashington. I). (.. Newman Club: International Club; I eg ion ol Man. Client istry ( Hub oology Ri hi V m n.s Mow m n Baltimore. Maryland Future teachers ol America: Baptist (Hub English VtOWI III I I N Mow SI N (Htitago, Illinois Womens League. Piesideuf. Cominittet on Religious l.ile Futtm Featluis ol uuiiia: Home hconontics (Huh: Delia Sigma I beta Son tily; Scnioi Mentor Cliiltl Dt'-.rlofimenl 11 koi i� I.. Bras non Miami, Florida Omega Psi Phi Fi.iteiniiy (lorn worm l KjOKIt Ri ill Mkii i SIN Norwalk. Conner tit til Howard Players; Sociology Club; Hilltop Stall, I ihiaiiam Dean ol Women's omimitee, Iditoi-in (Hiicl. Miv� n. 57 ; ieu Point. ' Rtpoilei Nor inlogx I I i 11 Dkimik sii Mkookim. Wasliingion. I). ( Sot iologv (Hub: N A( .1 Sot lolugy s ssn 11 At i.i sii s Mkii ii Wasliingion. D. C. W eslcsan Foundaiion: A liny ROIC. tieoguiphy Mskivsks nn Bkown W ilniinglon. Delaware lpha Kappa lplia Soroiiis Lditoi. View Point : Wesley Foundation. Kappa Sigma Dt baling Sim ic ts; Dean ol Women's (ioininiliee English 19 I-1 i c. Knows, |k. Washington. I). C. I'lii Sigma Tau: Ela Sigma Phi: Philosophy Club; Clas-si . Club; Howard Playcis Philosophy Koi ami Cos n i im Kl KROL'CHS Miami. Florida Omega Psi Phi I'latei nils: Cauicrbuts Club: Greek Council; Community Wide Comic il on Religious l.ile: i uold Air Sot iciy Zoology Armorv Urenot Rockville Centre. New York Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling; Virsiiy Track; Kappa lplia Psi Fraternity: Hilltop: Newman Club: How aid Players Psychology and (hemishy Dorothy Lee lb it kr Washington. I) C. Futuie le.itheis « l Ainerioi Clavsits Club; Cndergraduaie l eather Assistant English hi t r I'm i.im Kt rt t k Fayetteville. North t iarolina Future l e.uhns of mcri a Women's I.cague; Baptist As-mm iation ’tyr tiolugy Vivian Johnson Carter (hitago. Illinois Delta Sigma I beta Sorority; Future Feathers of nicriea; Home Economics (lull. President Child Development Cu t t i Caikm.an (.eorgetown. Hiilish (uiiana lniemaiioii.il Club: Home Economics Club: CarililwKin ssot iation; Newman Club Home Economics Wit 11 cm Prkrc (I S«IN Cleveland. Ohio Mplta Phi Alpha Frateinity: Iheniisti Club Chemistry l.orrn lau is� Ciiasi Washington. I) ( Vlplia Kappa lpha Stiroi its Future Feathers «il meri«a Smitilogy ( hilt; Hilltop: Cain pus Pal. Judiciary Commit tee. House Gtivernment; (.1 cek Chin mil: 1 amount s Club u anomies | mi s R«u� iR't C'.tirw Pliiladtlphia. PennsyIvania I mot i d and l isoi Mall ol Cook Hall (Government III Rill V I.VNN ClIISlM ft Clinton. North Carolina Philosopiic Club. NAACP Philosophy Gi.advs Marii Cl RK Me Kt t sport. Pennsylvania Alpha Kappa lpha Sorority; llistorc Club: Future le.uh ns ol Amci it a; Waltct II Hrooks Club History 20 Ra.NA II.I r S|ol‘� i ftl ( .1 AKk I rinidad. British West Indite I’lii Beta kappa Chemistry Cvntiiu Kay Got t Chicago. Illinois Alpha Ka| | .i Mplia Sorority; Greek Council; I’.tiliaimni.u ian oi Freshman House («� • ernment; Futun reactors ol mciica; An Club; I nivei sits L'shers; Senior Class Queen; Senior Mentor Art Irvin Dm wo Gokm Washington. I) C. Kappa Alpha I’m Fraternity; llusinns ( lull Anountinfi sic is Jordan Can i ai. n Fernamlin i Reach. Florida Chemistry Club Chemistry A n L. On i m an Washington. I). C. New man Club; Mplia Kappa Mplia Sorority; Bison Stall o Cli.iitm.in ol Campus I’als � «� : Freshman-City Reprcsen tative ol Women's Ixagtie Chemistry .v 1 in v Rim i (i� i i vmori Whitt I’l.ii!� • . N'i Yorii Delta Siam i 11 t • Sorority Student ( In hi ian sso iation: I niversiis Cohort English Im I.aVikni Oh.im.vn I louston. Texas Baptist Club Psyt linlogy Mini i t aki ini CosisrJt Falls Cliuuli. Virginia Waller Ibooks Baptist Fellow ship; Alpha Kappa Mpha Sorotiiv Mathematics Francks Ir� x� Davis Lynchburg, Virginia Women's league; Fuiiiie Teachers of tncrica History Wri i ie I ai 11 v Dawkins Raltiinorc. Maryland Omega I’si Phi Fraternity: Walter II Brooks Baptist Club (itwernmenl 11 ssi I.� (aUNT Davis Washington. D. C. Economics I k vnk A «.i sTT s 1)i osi v Montgomery, Alabama Student Council President: Alpha Phi Mplia Fraternity: “Kxpctimcnt to Germany Gmrrnmenl 21 BARBARA NYM l)� l NKVI Newark, New Jersey Future I'eatIters «� f America: alter 11 Brooks ( lul : Si it dent Christian ssociation: Philosopln Club: Freiuli Club: N CP: a I N1 Dele gate Sfmtush |wits B Dixon Fayetteville. Norilt Camliua Chemisery dub Chcmhli'X |o Ann Diekt.KsoN Charleston. West Viigini.i Bison Mall: Sociology Club Sot iology (.1 I OP A IK l SRIAN Doon Roanoke, Virginia So iology Club Soi iology PuriCia |i N� D� l s N Washington. D. C. Business (.lub: Delta Sigma Theta Sororitx At i on tiling Dtiokts (. l)oRsr Washington, D. ( . Sot iology I ii i ia.n B. Dorsi Washington. I). C. I| l«-i Kappa Alpha Sorority Eeouonut | � .sii ii (UiAki.hS Drmx i lingion. irginia Kappa lpha l si Frateniil' Footba11 I cam: Swimming I Vain. I’lixuttil I’.thtt ttiittn || S IKIMIS l ' M ' • V ashingion. D. C. s«x iology Club N I .So iology I IKK.I hi 1 Mil III Dl'NN Soulh Norwalk, C ioiincc licut Sin iology ( lub: Killure I ea It eis ul ineiiia: Hilltop Stall F.xcli.ingc F.ditoi: Scnioi Men lot. Howard Players: Citnpa tins Oiki ii; Dean ol Women s ( .omiliillee So iology l X AMU K N VOI� l |l l.l� W RI� s S aba. Nigeria ( heinisin C lub: Canterbury Chili Rill ION I l KIIS Kingston. J.nn.iii a. British West Indies ( .n ibbean sso ialioti Hitlorx (’.liptnisliy I iiom vs uin hum Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania ( mega P$i Phi Fraternity oology SlIlKI I % N SOW! FkHI SMI Winion. North Carolina kappa Delia I'i. I rcuhurcT; Dean ol W omtn'i Committee; Dean's l.isi; Phi Beta kappa English |OHN l l � N NM IN | Alexandria. Yuginia Bihinm ( lull Itiitintw Admuitu rollon Ksiiikr M Ikihiiv Washington, I) ( Future Teat hers ol America History Ki HI lau vinia Fi 111 k long Island its. Nets York. 36 Howard l iiivnsits % Woman «� | die Year. Senior Mentor; Philosophy (luh. Delia Sigma lhcta. liusimss Manager; Choir President; Dean's Honor Roll. Who's Who. W allet II Brooks ( lull. Phi Bela kappa; Bela kappa Chi Chemistry Iks in Aim nntT C.n i Perm Van, New Yor k N . ( P; kappa Sigma Delial ing Society; International (.luh; Fuior. dvisoi Conk Hall; Parliamentarian Senior (Ilass English Ku n sm Cl sv IUINM (.1 I Fast Orange, New )eiscy lpha Phi Alpha Ftatcnttl); Swimming Team Aicountnm Wit i ism (.1 sum iliiigtou, Virginia Government MvKii.f. Gon .a Cr am nr Washington. D. C Physiol Education Club As sotiaiion: Womens Vthletii sMKiaiion; Modern Damt Clllll Ehwitni hiiiiinlion | oils Kohiri C.h sea. Detroit. Mil lug.in I- • «i ii omit s Club; Business Club; kappa Wplia Pm Fra tennis (III i Iki m (nmoMAN I’m (smooth. Virginia Business (.lull; lideuatei (.lull ol Hosvaid I iliseisils Ve relinml Administration M slut in i i r Crams Orange. New Jcrscs I fonomiis ( luh; Cisit Club; Baptist (.lull Eronomii 11 rouuting 1.11 11 w lxu isr C'.ki fn Norfolk. Virginia Parliamentarian, Delia Sigma Iheta Soroiiiy; Senior Men u� i . ( lumisiis Club; Newman Club Cltemistr Pennington Sylvester GrKF.NE Washington. 1). C. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity (•eografihy RlCIIAR!) l.H CiRKt N Nashville. Tennessee Alpha IMii Alpha Fraternity Zoology |«� ii C. H. C.KIHR Columbus. Georgia Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Classics Club; Campus Pal: Clieniisii t lub; Walter Brooks Baptist Club Chemistry Wll 1 I AM I.WIHKRI CiRin in Pfckskill. New York Omega INi Phi, Chaptei Keli-tor; Arnold ir Society, Commander; President. Senior ( lass; Wrestling Team; Who’s Who Chemistry I MKS Wll I IT VI I ( ;ulsden. Alabama Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity: Creek Council. President: Business Club; Stmleni Marketing Institute Represenia-i ivc Heal Estate ami Imuranre. Sanoka Ai i.rxv (.i Miioki-r New Roc belle. New Yen k Home- Fcononiics (.lub; Div trie i College Club: Della Sigma I beta Soiorits l oo(i mol Xiiliilion NNKS ( K lilt I II AM II ION Nassau N.P. Bahamas. Bi ilisli West Indies CaniblXNin Assoc iation .oology I Ij NRA Br ITS II AMII roN I .iulc Roc k. Ar kansas Act on at ini’ Dr win R s mono I I aru ashiiiglon. I). C. Omega Psi Phi Fraiernilx Mnt irmtitits Doris Fa man II ampion Wasliiiigion. D. ( Sociology Club; Psi Chi; Furore leathers of America Sot iology I I I ANOR | | SRMON Washington. I). C. Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Kappa Delta. Phi Bela Kappa Sociology 24 (•tKVIIi Misoui II KKls Frankfort. t lii«■ Phi Beta sigma Fiatrrnilv llihinrw ( 1111 Accounting 11 x W. II sums Littleton. North Carolina Future IVatlim ol America; Women's Ua|(uc; Women's Athletic AxwKUlioit; Dante Croup F.dui nlian M I 111 I I AKKIS Washington. I). ( Vh iologv ( lull. INi ( hi Sot iology Mai Kiel II vkkis iii folk Virginia Omega INi I'hi Fraternitv; INi Chi Pjyr iv% I HUM Vs VA1 IIK II KKIs Bronx, New Voil Basketball Team; Howard Players. I) ram a k I III h Im.rwi 11 i i wot hi Georgetown. British Guiana Student (.hi is.ti.in ss m i.ilioii; Caribbean Association: Soccer Team .oology I WII S At N II � ' Noilolk. Virginia Chemistry kAMIMA |oV I lltMiRU.R Washington. I). C. Business (Huh At counting Vi kih 11 lait'tsi Hi vm.av Washington, I). (1. Home Kcoiiomii s Club; Alpha Kappa lpha Sororitv llnmr Ecuoomn Filin niton (Akoi R 111 Rieii 1 Washington. I). ( Delta Sigma I heta soioiuv: Daulieis rt ( lull Art Doris Vuia I.m Hu t (iharlottesvillc . Vugima BoosltTs (.luli; Sot iologv Club Sociology I. VI mm i (■ Hu t Kingston. |aui.m.i. British West Indies ( aiihliean sso« ialion Chemist iv 25 SlIlKI I CaiIII.RYn Moimos Washington. I Cl. Zcta !‘lii Beta Sororitx Chemistry Irvim; II Ingram Washington. 1) Cl. Football Team irum tiling Etoist, E. Hi caiKv Washington. I). C. eta Phi Beta Sotoritv; Home Economics (Hub Home tif on until [ IK. K l xx ion | XCKSON (IhajK’lion T ().. Jam.ika. British West indies Canterbury Club; Stxtei Team I'Jirniiiliy W inii rid Mmn Ja kv� n Washington. IV ( Future teacher ol America Home Economus (Huh llntiir ii niioniii i'.itm alum )nllN EllU'ARIi JACOB l-louston. Texas k.i| | u Alpha Psi Fraternity: ho % Who. Slowi Hall l visoix Stall: Scabbard aiul Blade lit ionnn ii |«IVC.I lom Its |o � s | AYsoX asliington. D. C. I pita kappa Alpha Soroiity: NAACP: History (Hub History |l CXIIA Kosi ITA |LRoXir Washington. I). C. Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Bxkh.cra C. xii Johnson Washington. I). .. President ol lloxx.ird Placets: Campus I’als, Secretary; Dean ol Women's Oigaui ation; I nline Teat bets ol uieiii.i t.Hgliih II II xkxi x l.orr Jn i l.auitsitle. Nets Jeisex Vat sit x I ootball: S roller (lull .oology Wish ton Diani |oiinso W ashington, I). C. It a Sigma Phi: I low a id Play ers: Future Teachers ol Alltel it a •. nglnh | exits ||. JoNt-s Martinssille. Viiginia Pm Chi; Ait Font RO I C. Xctx'spapn; Sociology Club Sv hulogy 2b Lons (.1 an ton Jones Lexington. Kcnltu k Student Council Parliaincn tarian: Kappa Delta Pi. Presi dent: Frcncli Club; Interna lional Club; IMii Beta Kappa; Who's Who; Philosophy Club Flnlnsofihv ond French Mil IWEI It I K� NMIIN Mobile. Alabama Chemist i R n Akim h Ki v Akron. Ohio I iilor. Slowc Hall: Eta Sigma Phi: Philosophy Club: .iltc-i H. Hrook'v Baptist Club History Li mix Kkxnki in Kim.. |k. Washington, I). C. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Tennis Team. Captain '5 l-'5b; ( IAA Tennis Champion � « ; Intercollegiate Tennis Finalist T n; Business Club Account! itfi Mi i.mi it Makmi.m i Kirki anii Paterson. New |etse Omega Psi Phi Fiateiniiv; i mild Ail Six iel Vanity Wrestling Team C.hemistrx Bi n | Min F. I M Enfield. North (aiolina I ’Diversity I hers; N A( P. Walter Brooks ilub Sociology John Wkwir Land ilantie City. New Jersey '.«i i« Tratk Team: Varsity Boxing Team: Varsity Cross-Con ini Team N CP: Bamboolas i. onomit's Norma ji . 1.� � Muskogee, )klahoina Choir; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Future Icatheis ui Vnicrita; Senior Mentor: Hill top Si.ill English I oki 11 v I vm rni I.ruts I (pUston. Texas I uggle ami Cray Cift le: Senioi Mentoi Zoology MAI a 11 Toi ION 1 attic Roc k. i k.ms.is Future l eathers ol mcrica Ilistn ry xt A hi nr lai ti in Washington, I) (!. Mrtlhemotir.s nn v Mae Marion T.vunston. Illinois Fiench Clul� : Dean ol Worn en's ( Otnmiitcc; Bison Stall Finn Ii 27 ('KOK ; Fl RI M VKSKALI Arlington, Virginia Business Club; Howard Play ers; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity ft t untiring Mu ION Hkxry M ims Washington, D. C. Scabbard and Blade; Business Club; Ri I It- Team; ROTC (Army) I.t. Colonel iaounting HtMPURhv Lincoi n May. Jr. Shellield. Mahaina Future Tear hers « t mcrica: ROTCi Band Biology ZKl.AYA S'lAMlA M V( Washington, 1). C. Business Club Ji counting Naiiianiii R McCray Little Roc k, i Kansas University Choir oology Krai its Ft im McCarrau Bullalo, New York Chemistry (dub: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, President; Howard University Chon. Secretary: Creek Count il; Sen ior Mentor; President ol l ent | or:iry Freshman House Cov-eminent; Treasurer ol Worn ill's League Chemist iy |mvm I.i.i .arc lit Mc.Fari.in I louston, Texas I| h.« K;i|� |� a lpha Sorority; Women’s League; Dean's List; Walter Brooks Club: French Club Zoology 1 t.M Doi.ORI N MlC M Ns Washington. I). C. Home Feonomics Club: Future Teachers of America; Womens League Home Economics Education (.ItiRC.i YSHINC.ION Mrrc.iu 11 Bitmingliam. Mahama (lovcrn mrnt Ycinohj Li y as Moorf Marshall, Texas Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Slowe Mali l iiiorial and Ad- iv i Stall Client nh [osiemNi Mitckh.i. Washington. I). C. Future Fca hcr of America; Cftrnan (dub English Pi ki I'.si � 11 r Mon i ac.i f Washington, D. C. Home Economics Club; Filmic- I eac hers ol Vmerica Home Economics 28 Ioiinmi Mm Mi Run ( hatlottc, Not ill (i.ooliua I’nivcrsity Choir: Hilltop Stall Mathematics t.ioRor I iioman sii. Ill Charlotte. North Carolina Cook Hall I iitorial Stall Ghent istrv l.Ktr: 111 pHi RN St. Clair Ml RRAY (ainuica, British Wot Indies lpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. (anterbiiry (.Inh Zoology II ititar Ann h o Charleston. West Virginia Dean ol Women’s Committee; Scnioi Mcntoi Sociology hi St.oi i I’m Mrr Washington. I) ( I’hi Bela Kap) a Economif� (.I.okia 1.1 n i r Pi kks Sew Yoik. New York l| h.i Kappa lpha Sorority: Economics C.Iulr: I nitcd Stu dent Fellowship: Women's I.eaguc Economic Y onm Wii i r nr Pakm r 11iv 11 Point. North Carolina Future Feathers ol Amenta; Si nior |entot; Sr« retars I cuipoi.uy House (.oseminent; ( atnpns Pal : l I ni vrisitv Choir: Hilltop Stall; Bison Stall. I .ilreral i ts htlitoi Sociology ( ,i nr Nta Oswai D Pr'RRS (a-orgetown. British (.niana Caribbean Asmkiation ChcmisttY EnsvARir A. Pint t ips St. Thomas. Virgin Islands Economics Club Government Sylvia I In r r Pr ppfrs Washington, 1) .C. Modern Dame Croup: Vice-Piesident Student Count il: itti Ba ilens lpha Kappa Vlpha Sorority T.Ncliatlgc Stu •lint to Denison I'niveisitv; Recipient ol “Experiment in International Living to Italy; ho’s Who oology iim l.ot is Pm Si C.eorgc's Crcnada. British West Indies Newman Club. Caribbean v vxi.it inn; Dean ol Women's (annul it tec Chemist; y Vnthom ionzo Pmpi.fs I laveilord. Penns Ivania Catlet Officers Club: Future leathers ol meiira: Bison Stall; History Club; Slowt Hall Tutor and Advisor Stall History 29 Shiriiy Mai Proctor Washington. I). ( . Physical I dm it ion Majors (ilub: Women s ililcii wi i.until Model u D ime ( lult f h H ill l ihiiiitinti ( ilAM .1 Ll 1 Mil I II P|MH I Montgomery. Alabama Wpha Kappa Alpha SonnitN Senior Menioi Women's League; s oci'ate Kdiloi • ( II i 11 lo| : Si udeni ( on m i I (.oinniillec Chairman English (illARI is RoX I'n RCl Li idgelon. New |ersc (il.ivsiis C ilub: (look 11 :iII l ii loiial .iml I visor Stall: Wpha Phi Wpha Fraieinity Jimioi Class I leasmei (in i 'nn in rut RO ( .11 Mis Pi I't K I I I Si. P.iiiI. Minnesota l yi hology mill .oology II 11 m Pri mis Poim Washington. D. C. business ( lnl Aicoimling III I) w in O. Prim i Fori Pierce. Floi iil.i History III si m hi i v R m.ik Foi i Worth. I exas business Club; Maikeiing Club M nketing JoM I'll I 1 l.l s Klllt Petersburg. uginia llioiiins ( lult At minting Rociii i i i Diwi Ri i n Cihi ago. Illinois lpha Kappa Alpha Sorority I imcisity Usher Hoard: St n i«� i Mentor: sweetheart, kappa Alpha Psi,’Ati-57 : llilliop Stall English I i M ik.i Rom k i | thnsiown. PeniisyIvania Mpha Phi Mplta Futernity Wesley (ilub; Chemistry Club Chemistry Joans Kicky Washington. I). (i. So ioIitg (ilub: French Club: Women's Athletic Avan i.iiiou S onology Hi i n Javni Rotter its (iliii ago. Illinois Fiemh C.lub; Senioi Menioi ’� V lining) M HR fos� PH Ross Brooklyn. Ncxv York Kla Sigma Phi Chemistry (. r«� i n Ri in R i pii Waterburx. Connecticut l rain id Club: Homo Kto-noinii % Club; Future Teachers ol iner i a Chili! Development hiOISA II SWII II Washington, I . i. English ( . R 1 N. S l Sl KRs Washington. I) C. I Ionic fcconomic s Club Home bconomu litlutiltion l I VXMU K WaI IKK S XK |t NT. |k. Paterson. Now Jersey Omega Psi Phi hiaieniiiy Chemnb v Kit.knk Hi nrx Suii i Washing ton. I). ( Kappa lpha Psi liain mix Geology l-.Miish Siii kha s. aok Jellcrsnn (lily. Missouri Delta sigma | heia Soroi its; Senioi Mciiioi b ngliih I ri i XI x SlXX XRIl ashingion. I). Pool l all I'cani Physiml bihu nlunt i x x nn Sii X Sewiikley. Pennsylvania Dean ol Women's Cii� It ; Women's l.caguc; Westmin stor Pomulation; Volunteei Hospital Diiiv: Ixx I oal ( lull oology R11ii x I siin x Simpson ilmiligion. Delaware Shi iolngx C luli; I Diversity Choir: Stmieut Caiutuil Nows letter, Roporter: Howard Plax ers: Dean ol Women s Committee: Bison Stall Sociology l xkx Pi xri Simmons Somerset Biidge. Bcrmmla Women’s Mhlctic Yssociation; (.P International Club Psychohtgy IRK I SlM.I I ION M ilmiligion. Delaware Daubci’s n (,lul� . Dean ol Women’s Stall Art 31 Win Bfrnard Smm.iavood Newark, New |«r e Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball: Not iology Club Sociology III NKS |l Nil's Smiiii III Atlanta. Georgia Student (animil. Scnioi Representative; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Newman Club Zoology siikim Alton Smith Kingston. Jamaica. British West Indies Caribbean ssociation: New man Club • V oiloiii Its III nrt I Smith Poiisinoutli. Virginia Kappa Sigma Debating So cicty; Scabbaid and Blade; Phi Beta Kappa Chemistry MlI.liKI.I) Emfiii Sol I in K Washington. 1). t.. Sociology Club; Newman Club; Ivy I.cal Club Sm mlogy I.KO.N M M Klf.r S i ANAKI Washington. I). ( Kappa lpha Psi Fiaternitv; innld Vii Society Zoology Yvonnf; Marii Stiimifns asbington.DC Boostei sClub.Soc iology Club Sot iology El Ml CoKNH IA Si KOI l� Macon, (ieoigia History |ACXJI M INI SYUNOK I-iwrencexilic. Virginia Dean nl Women’s Committee I iology Mxkc.xki i Rkbkx.x .Syntax W ashington. I). . Daubers Ail I ia l : Howard Players; I-iiimic Teacheis ol Vinci ic a Art | wir i ic i sx ki s (.olumhia. Not ill (Carolina Business Club Economics Club: Delia Sigma I beta So lot ily At counting Dos i u I ka ii k I' vi or Boston. Massac I nisei Is Vrnold ii Sotietx No iology T (.1 At Pit % I IIO M% Grenada, British West Indies Newman Club: Vkcw Team: West Indian Xssnriation: Phi Beta kappa Chemistry Mil HRIII |� N I IIOMI'sOV |a«Uomillc, Florida Womens league: Dean of Wo men’s ( ottimit tec: Vrt Glub President; f uture leach er ol n� cri a Ait {hunting) (.IOIIA VvoNM I iiomas Washington. I). („ Future Teachers � � f America. President: X' liiii.iuitual Basket ball English ID ks I I.OVII I IIORNTON l.ottiw till. Kent etc k Student Guilin tl I tiiseisit) Ghoii; kjppa Alpha Psi Fra tcntits; Who's Wlm; Dean of Men's St.ill Vrviiri |t El I MII III TKAVVK K Washington. D. (. lpha kappa Mpha Somnts English Si son' Wasliinf? 0 1,1 - C' Campus ■ ’ si i see I Mts I IIOSI s s' XX uthingion. ! • ISi (.luh: Sot iol -' Sot Hibrpy Canes I t 1 sni III X' ' KrK Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Creek ( ‘11111111 Zeia Phi Beta Sorority Senior Mentor; ticiuh t.luh. Mathematics .luh: ;p Muihcmnlics Es n K sni m XV VI,KMC Washington. I) ( ' conoitucs Gltih; X'aisits th-letic Glub: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Economics lt S l III N XV SlIoRli XX in ton. North (.imlinu XX test ling I cam Cliemistiy Norm (� H t r X t mr Baltimore. Maisland Mplia Kappa Mpha Sorority I’nivemiy I shits News 1 eh 1 hi Hilltop Dean ol Women's Ouiiinitiee: simoi Mentor: Evrhangi SiimImii Denison I niverwiy: student Faculty Exchange Gnminittee English III III R« si XX 1 ss i.k Berkeley. CalibM nta Mpha Kappa Mpha Sow|,v Business ( lull I ir.isiirci Baldwin X heat ley House Governitteni, Viu -Pie idoiii M.iikciing ( luh Accounting 33 |i vo VV� i 11. |k. Rrariennm, Morula I'lmcrsiix Choir; (3icnmlr (.heinutiy (••KM 1)1 • S. H I Kasi Hmlitirtt. New Voik I Unite- I c.ii lierx ol ineri .« Howard Plawis: MYslr Komi elation: ( I Sociology mill Drawn I I.OKI NCI 1-MI l.l 1 Wills 'a%liiilK(on, I) Future I(xiht i' t «m. ii .. Business Club: Hislon ( lull Fiem li Hub History um |i wiiu i %i ha-.! )i .lime. New | im Si lidenI ( oiilii il: F U! till leadin' l Vmerica: aui|uis Pals f ( hology I) in m-k«� i i W mu Beaumont, I'cxas l|ili.i Phi Alpha Fiaternitx Chemistiy V mii i Emm m i i W him ii i n W ashin lon, I) ( ka|i|M 11 1 ia Pm 1-i.timim llowaid Plauti; Fontball:. i t (lull Dm m a Hokacf I W uni |i is - ( .ii . New |cive ka|i|� a l| ha P i FiateiiiiM 111111111 business ( lull. Kh� nou� i s (.lull Ural I fair ami Insuiaiitr R )| | lHlMS || kl ' W ashington. I) (.. I'.ihii alum ( .1 OKI V I I 1 I KII W II I I Wls Pol t Vninilio. |.uiiai a, Hrilisli W «-si liuiits Newman (Hub: Caiibbcan MNialion. I.egmii ol Man (’hcaiislis I It KM an I i • M II I I Wls New|mii i News. Yiiginia ka|i|ia 11ilia I’m FialernilX. Who's Who. (neck Coumil. I mxciwix kle ( am in 11 oil SiuiIl-iii I ile: I ni cisii Wi l (aiuiliil oil Religious I ilr (,oir imirn f kolil Kl liMsI I W II I I |s Kaliiuiote. Maryland Business Club At i oinilnifi S wio x Mil IlKI i W II I I Wl Dallas. I - as . ( P Women's l.cagiu. Senioi Mcmot tailin'} siiiri i s nn� Wn 11 ms Washington. I). C. Home tcoiH mi( Club Home Efuiunnirs |OMN IVoW IK II MIN Cai , I mli.hi.i Hi start IU� u is Kobkrtivi Wilson Summerville. South Carolina Phi M|� ha I beta: Kappa Delta Pi: Business Club: History (.lull: Phi I Vela Kappa History VIIKI V MonTCOMK RV WtMs Philadelphia. Pennsylvania lpha Phi Mpli.i Fraternity (.heinih11 y .hil ; KO I ( IVa nd . I low a Id I ni vet si l y IVaud and Orchestra C.heinistr,- IkM I MMI KKill I I ast ( I.UIg« New |i ise h.ippa Delta Pi lpha Kappa lpha Snioiity. SniiMi Men ioi. Future I eat lieisol tnei-i«a; llaldw in- Wheat ley Moum (•mriiimrnt. President tiHglisli ( R ll N (. Sll Not M. Pittsburgh. Pcnnss Ivanii lph.i Kappa Alpha Soinrity: Sociologv Club: New man Club V « Hilary I i w I i i ahk in Wkm.iii Memphis. I ennessee Py i a hi id Club; ( lieiuistl Club: Wesley I’ Mind.ilion y.oohi£ |o ( Arson ot m. :hicago, Illinois Senior Mi nun. lrni eitity I shei. Future I eat hers ol Mncrna: Canterbury Club i s t lining} 35 Class History Can you believe it ' Here it is 1057 and we have finally reached out Ions a wailed goal SKNIORSHH . Now that we are sure of gradual ins—well. sure, we have begun the frantic search lor employ meni or, il we are lucky—entrance into graduate school. What a c hange since om Ireshinan year when we were starry eyed and somewhat frightened by the ttp|K r c lassmen who greeted us Irighteninglv ;is wc entered deal old Howard “Reaird against die eastern sky.” As early as Freshmen Oriental inn Week, we knew wc had a talented c lass when Roberta Flac k won the I alent Hunt Many exciting events filled this week, what with unjwc king and adjusting to the life ol the (lormitoiy, going on the “Prosit picnic, attending lectures and climaxing the exciting week with the FRESHMEN BALL . We now fondly recall when Rosita F'nertes was crowned Frosli Queen: Joan Young. Jabl erwock Queen and Connie Pincllo. Queen of the .Scroller Club. Our Steering Committee paved the way for our extra-curricular activities—whatever they may have been. How can we ever forget those Social Science classes that beluddled and disillusioned us because wc had beliesed that we were geniuses. Soon the sophomore year was upon us and we had become staunch member of ll.l .- no longer green were we but we now realized that wc were here to get an education academically. We began out soph more sear with anticipations ol making s or JVs but alas!, we were once again caught in the whirlwind of social activities. Some pledged to fraternal groups, others were just happy being at the dial”, “tree , ot lountain”, but wc were once the wise cities and we were on top of the world. Vivian Johnson Cartel was crowned Sphinx Queen and bar bam Cram reigned graciously as Sophomoic Class Queen while Sylvia West became Kappa Queen. In the meantime we were fighting tough ole” prols, such as Dr Holmes. Mr. Woobv. Dr. Dorsey and Dr. Spiailin. As our junior year starred we were beginning to tire of our flighty life and we became more serious about matters ol scholarship and ol lose, we found Clayton Jones. Heniy Smith and Ruth Fuller being elected into Phi Beta kappa: Frank l)cC-osta and S | via Peppers receiving scholarships to study in Europe: Norma Walker. Barbara Brown and Sylvia Peppers serving as exchange students at Dennison and Hiram Colleges. Many ol us have now paired oil and become Mr. and Mrs. or all time steadies' : to mention a few: Dot Gray and l.eon. Mickev and mia Mae. Vivian and Dorval, Barbara and Jimmy. Yvonne and Saint. Pat and (lamp. Joanie and Ham. Fony and Pat and Sylvia and Pee-Wee. Also we remembei the exciting moments when Patricia Dunn was elected Lampados Queen. Kothcllc Bunny Reed was chosen Kappa Queen. Yvonne Parker. Junior Class Queen and Joan Young was chosen as (and Cadet Colonel ol the RO I ( ' Jakie wc shall never forget as he served as otu never-tiring president. x wc entered our senior vcai with great exuviations, we find ourselves entering the Dean's office ejuite frcc|uenilv. We see Bill Gridin serving as class president; I tank DeCost.i. Sylvia Peppers. Sylvia West and Henry Smith paving the way ol student govern ment with Frank as c hiel”. )ne • 1 the most thrilling events was when Sylvia West was elected Gridiron Queen after breaking the (.reek b.inier which was led by out own Clayton |oncs. Cynthia Cole was selec ted as out Senior lass Queen. Connie Pindle headed the Hilltop Stall, while Marjorie Brittain served well as Ecliior-iti-Chiel ol our annual—with Yvonne Parker Hitting here and there living to sec urc inclines and other needed information. our college career comes to an end. we are proud, glad, sorrow!ul and a little bit doubtful, but one thing w ill alwavs remain in our hearts— good ole Howard IV which has served as out mother and guide lor the | ast four wars. 36 CYNTHIA COLE Senior Class Queen 57 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sealed left lo right: William Griffin, President; Yvonne Bowman, Clayton Jones, Janie Sykes. Standing: Henry Smith, Yondcll Moore, Irving Gill. 37 EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING Or. Mercer Cook, shown os he presented scholarship to Sylvia Pepper and Frank DeCosto. These scholarship are a pari of the Student Council' program. Howard University student, Henry I Smith participates in Equol Opporlumiy Day. 3 ilxese (juide as as Houard .Men and Women in Our bay to 2bay Personal Relationships DR. ARMOUR J. BLACKBURN Dean of Students MR HENRY A. RYAN Dean of Men DR SADIE M. YANCEY Dean of Women MR. JAMES L. CAREY MRS. MARIAN V. COOMBS Director of Student Activities Director, Office of Student Employment ond Graduate Placement WHO'S WHO I low.iid University is prom! («• undents Iisie l in the I95fv57 edit ion ol W ho's Who rnong Siutlents in American Colleges .mil Univeisiiio. These undents arc campus leadcts in both scholastic and extracurricular activities .uni are chosen through a careful selec tive process. Those selected are drawn lioin the Colleges of Liberal W is and Pharmaes and the Schools ol Music and Lngincc ring and r hiiecitire. I I wcntyeight ol the tliiitv Howard University undcrgracluate students who have been selected lor listing in the l95t� T� 7 edition ol Who's Who moiig Students in Ameiicau College and t'nivciulics are shown hete. Shown are: l-trsl Row (lelt to tight) Wigusta Crceulield. Fa Bonnie Bianehi. Ruth Fuller. Svlvia Peppeis. Vvcuiue Bowman. and Mae Wilson. .See owe How: Flank I)r(!osla. Koheita Flack. Sylvia West. IJcitye Flowe. Reathea NfcCiar-tah. Kllen Baines. Nonna lltinton. and James Brown 77 m How: l.ouis |one , William C.rifhn, (allies For lies. William Clement. I iicius Walker. Dallas Seises, and Truman .Smith iomth How: Henry Smith. Melvin |ackson. Henry Ihointon. Hetman Williams. Bernard White and |ohn |acoh. Shown at extreme right between second and third rows is Clyde Parker Not shown are Baibara Brown and (line Win hell. 40 STUDENT COUNCIL ihe student government, the Libcial Arts Student (iouitiil sjreaks lot the student IhhIn in II simltni relations with the Fa tills ami officers ol the I'nivi-isitv. It seeks to guide lit 'in leiii teaching them the tustoms and traditions « l Howard It seeks to establish a living and Mgoious program for the welfare ol all students and is iliatged with the control ol such extra mi it-trial activities as the Kacultv and Adminis ratiu Of Ik ns max direct. STUDENT COUNCIL Seoted loll to right: Henry Smith, Sylvio Peppers, Fronk DeCosto, President; Angelo Womock, Ralph Humphries. Standing: Norman Prince, Sylvia West, Martha Brooks. Loretta Collins, Cloyton Jones. 41 Junior Class Officers Seated left to right: Foye Bryant. Vic Presi deni Lindley Smith, President, Barboro Gee Recording Secretary; Bernice Robinson, Treasurer. Sophomore Class Officers Sealed left to right: Ricardo Youngblood, Shirley Butler, Lloyd Picrsaw. Standing. Wal ter Foggett, President. Freshman Class Steering Committee Seated: Martha Brooks, Woltoce Robinson Standing.- Frances Brown, Ronold Corpenfer HIUTOP STAFF CONSTANCE PINDIE AND MARJORIE BISCOE, Co-Editors HOME ECONOMICS CLUB SOCIOLOGY CLUB 44 CLASSICS CLUB HOWARD PLAYERS 45 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA KAPPA SIGMA DEBATING SOCIETY PHILOSOPHY CLUB HISTORY CLUB BUSINESS CLUB KAPPA DELTA PI 47 UNIVERSITY USHERS UNIVERSITY DENOMINATIONAL CHAPLAINS Engineering and Architecture Bison Staff THE BISON STAFF left to right-. H. Brown, C. Green, O. Brown 50 School of Engineering and Architecture DEAN I K. DOWNING FACULTY OF THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE 51 Cl ARKNC.F I.n IUMAMIN AlMHSO.N Washington. 0- (• Mmlcm ( oiiih iI: Junior Chap-m nl (lie incrit an Inxiinue of Atchitcc litre Anlnieeture ClIRIs |{o m's (i.ul.imt. Noiill iiMilina American Institute of Elec-local Engineers Eleehicnl ngmeeiy ( . m «� s M m n B RDi:«rK7 (.n.o.him. Pucilo Rim ■Student Cornu il; Omega ,,N| Phi i i.1 cciilily: Xmci'iean s ietv of Mechanical F.iigi,,tr ' Is than u ti I 'dig net’ 1 ug Morris Pai t Bk'O Washington, I). • fan Beta Pi: lpha I p'il011 Pi: meric an hoiituu ol r«liitec t ; Student Council ino)d Air Society: ir I-oice nmm iation An hi lecture 11 koi i A. Broomt Memphis. Tennessee Vine i ic .in Soi iel of Median it a I Engineers. Tieasum suit lent Council Treasurer: Howard Cnivcrsity Society of Mediaiiit.il Engineers: Bison Staff Met mnn til Engineer mil Ms m M A Dki v Mhs Wl Clairtoii. Pennsylvania Muciitati Insi im ie « l I In-iiu a I I iigineers; I an Beta Pi: Radio ( Mill) ethical Euginen ng Ol ivi k Pai i Brown New Orleans, Louisiana inerican Institute ol Klee trical Engineers. President: Bison sr.dl; Institute ol Radio Engineers. President; Senioi (.‘lass President Elertritnl Engineering (ill kl IS PntKY ( . Ak 11 k Indepeiuleiice. Missonii ineii an Soi iet « l Oh il En gineeis: l au Beta Pi Civil Engineering R Con ,m.k Cl kk Old Town. Florida Mnciitau I iistimie ol lift trical Engineers: Radio Club; I).iiil crs rt Club I lect i n a I E ugi n eering Mil I I AM |osl I'll Ci I mini ( liai lesion. South (auolina Upli.t Pin Mplia Fiaternitv: Vtneihan Inslittite of rdii let is: Stiideni Count il: Creek Count il: Inn or sit y.Wide Committee on Religious Idle Arc hi let line JOHN |f� si en Cl kkl Siurgetown. Jamait a. Bi iiisli West Indies Xilleriran Sotielv ol ( is 11 hi-gineers. Caribbean Association; Canterbury Club (■iviI Engineering Ciiaki i s Lou ki Cot not I Snpulpa, Oklahoma Mncriran Institute ol Klee tri« al Engineers let hi, nl Engineering 52 Vk n Norman (hi nrv |aniai a. Ilntisli West Indies Aimiican Society ol Civil Engincets ( n il Engineenng lUVU ARU i is. |R I patoi. Ccotgia mcncan Insiituir ol Mchitccts .In Inlet line 1 .1 on Ei� u mu l m t.imo ashinglon. I) C Strollrt Club; American InsU iin ol Aii hitccts .ill III In I id ? llRI Ot Mil l INC.IC’N [Mill |.tm.iK.1. Itiitish West (111(10 Xmciican Society •( (.oil En girit 1 ( .mi. rbttry wk ia Ill’ll, | |cm.frill; Sotiei I eam. Captain; Caribbean � mk ia linn (Uvi! Engtnmiug (UiRisTormr Ficki ixc | Mmnn Kiuo, Xeiv York mt 1 m.111 Insiiiiiic of Elu-11 ic.11 Enginccis; lpha Ph l| lia Fiaieiniiy; Vmold ii Sim ielN I In hit ill • ngineering I I I NRN I N E NRI (.ORIKIN. |R. Baltimore. Mainland American Institute ol Ele Mil al Engineers In 1 in al Engineering S11 rin hi MIR xii i� l Washington. I) C. Xim-iic.iii Institute ol Xnlti ie« is. S abbaril and Blade Architecture Cl 1 11 NS |_ (.Rll N Rahway. New |« 1 st 1iM-n1.111 Sim iety ol Civil I 11 gmeerv Aiik iii .01 Sonets ol Mechanical Engineers. Vie ( bailman; bison Siall. I di(oi llou.inl Cniversio Sorieix Mechanical Engineers I n I in men I i ngi 11 eei 1 ng Enri II. (.riiUN Saluda, South Carolina |pha Phi l| ha Fraierniiy: I an llela Pi Xmerican InMi mu- ol Ekiiiii.il Engineers; Honanl Amaieui Radio So eicty; kappa Sigma Debating S«m iety ■'.In hint I Engineering Rulll Rf l.i t II NRRIs |H-lika. Mahanu I an Beta Pi America 11 Insii-rule ol Electrical Engineers: Howard mateur Radio So c iety tint mol Engineering NX' I 111 Rl l Rs II NMI’IOS New YoikCio. Nets Yoik Omega Pm Phi FratcmitN Men s DonniioiN (amitcd Civil Engineering Mf lVIX El’CtM | AC KM IN Eos Angeles. California Mpli.i Phi Omega; I an Beta Pi; Pi Mu E|wilon. meriran Insiiiun- ol E lee trie a I I ngi neers Electrical I nginrering 5J (.1 K� Ml III III K I C V� MUSM | II N Diim-riir.i. I.iiiish Guiana I .in lleta Pi: I’i |u 1 psilon: mt ri an Hoeietx «� | Met ban ital 1 nginccrs, Vii ePitsidenl; ( tntt-rl� ii ( Iiil : Varxiiv s.� t i I'cani Met ha uii a I lingnitriing I ONI- I'll til'll M |oll M N. |k Miami. Florida Mini i an 111si11111«- n| i« In te« i%; Freni h ( Huh .1 irliihu Imr (.11 KI tN |l I.Il N |OHNNO. Itnilingion. New |erse 11� 11. i I'li i Omega: Mathe-inaiiiN ( lub; Mmritan Insii-line o| l« llitet In .Ik hitrx lint I hum s un |i m I)emo|H lis. Alabama Murritan Sot ici «� l Civil I n gitu-eiv. moltl Vit StK ietv i. 1 • ngiiim'inii I ii.n T. M n I t in ngi lc . (la Ii lot nia .in hi a hnt II III K i M w� Dillon South ( aiolma nIt i it an I ii I i l ii 11 ol I l«'t n it a I i ii i lit t in; II ii •'id Mnalcnt Radio Sm iet ; N l| • Phi OiiKp Kiaierniii flfii i ii lit I ii gm eft ih{1 (.1 KI M I M M ONI Southampton. New Soil Omega ISi Phi Fiatenuty. Niiu-i it .in I n n i nun ol Klei ii u al EnginceiN f-.ln I in,11 I .iignitfinifi S IIKI III I.IIIMII s M Al 11 Rl |.i i.ini.i. .Siel l a I a oiu . Wot Mrita iii«-i it .in I list i t itU- ol 11 lii let Is; Nil i« .ill SludfllK nn.. i iation Arthnrt tint |oiin ( 11 IIIH I XliMlKI Mbail'. Nt w Voik Viikikjii I nsi ii me ol Mtt uiral Engineer: Itison Stall !• In 11 ini I •.nanri'tiing ( ii win m i I miiui i I’mi (Itle. Hum bay. India I an lU ia Pi; nifi it.m IiinIi-twit ol I lei nit.il Kitginecrs ■h i him I iiginming ( iikiNii'S NtoOl Ircetmv n. Sit ii a I .tom. West Mriia Nil if i it .hi lii'tiiutc � l tie tiical hngineeis: Catiterbun Club .In hunt I.ngiliming l.liw � kit ( a XXIStill I I’dWKH ashiiigion. D. (.. Mueriian So iri ol Meehan ii d I ngi ni t i n ; lpha Phi Omega: Omrjpi INi Phi Ira lei itil V: | Hold ii Sot icl Mn haiin al • iifiintri tng 4 Rox.u i� ( i si Kii i Atlanta, Georgia merit .hi Institute ol Vrc hitec is Architecture Dm i s Rom mo Xi i si KrookKn, New Yoi k ( ook II.ill I nunu| and d-mnoiv Stall: Xiunirau N m i i 1 Mechanical hitgiticris: S� alibard a ml It lade; i • Pole man b. kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Canteibmv (.lub Met It tt mat I i'.ii inreriii K« mi k i Scam Kinningharn. Mabatna 11 1 la Pin Omega Frareinit). Nineli«.hi ln.%1 itm ol 1 In nit a I Engineering ■An I ricti I lingitieciiiiji I-ki it 11 i n shut Winston-Salem. Not ill (.aiolina Nmeriran Institute ol Klee trie al Engineers •.let hit til h.n nieerrn | imi s I Sit con Don hotel. Mass.it bust its Nmerit an Institute ol Arc bi tetis Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity An liter tine Nt, IS I I KM K I anion. («eoigia Nlpha Piii ntega 1'iatcinits: Howard Nmatciii Radio (.lub h tmill •.ngineeibiit Ri ssl I I SllMtMl Mil'll WIN |. 111.11« a. iSriiisli U i 'i Intlit s Nine) i an Sot it-1 • � l ( i il Kiigineers Civ I ■ iigineei ng | | l I.It S N l KI K. |k. N asllillglon. D. (.. silulciii ( aitin 11. President; Nun i it an St� iel I Met ban it.il Kngineeis. Piesident; l au lit ia Pi. N it e Pm siclent; How.nel Kngimti . K.i Mplia I'm I i.itcinils: Who's Who lerlinmcitl I n Ut’t nog | Wits Al Bt R I lllll t NN asbiiigton I) Si.ibbaitl ami H Lit It Nimi it an Institute l Nu hi tec is An Inlet tine Ni i s Rxkiiioi.omiu Wll I I Mis kmgsion. |ainaiia. lb itisli N Vsi Indies Nmeiitan Sonets ol Civil Kn infers: ( atitei bui ( lub: ( iiiblte.iii NssiKtaiion ( I ; ■.ngiiicernit• |ol I S Mil 11 � N Wll I I MIS New ()i leans. I.ouisiana Nmei it an I nsl i I ii 11 ol I let 11 it a I Kngineei s: Senioi ( lass St i el an •'lei Innll t n£tfleering 5 Class History Scptcmlier, the Sthnol of I ng inerting .uid Architecture accepted 1.15 freshmen with the intent and desire to make Mechanical. Flecttic.il. and Cavil F'nginecrs o| tis I hr Vrchitccts, whose (ale was to Ik designed l� 1957 had entered the precious Scptcmlier and were well ati|iiainied and accepted In mm After the class ol 57 had Irccn oticniated to the fears, sadnesses and joys of I icing in a professional school we were toady fot one ol the greatest dial lenges in our lives. As freshmen we worked and played hut placing teased when we heeame sophomores and found that engineers and an him is must work, work, work with little play. Ily the end ol our .sophomoie yc.n onlc ‘Hf students were Idt. During out jiiuioi yeat eve learned mote of on ginecring applications and procedures. I'liiv was duo primarily to our very ofln tout and iapahlo iiistmctois whom eve shall necei forget. Such names as Dad . D m ' Cold Roll . Rig |a k . Mew '. Colonel . Money and Prof will long lx remembered. ftor Mirpleiiitg inn Junior year, the class of 57 learned that several ol its members had failed to make the grade. Ilowecer. the teiitaindol and sonic now momlrcrs had Inrn inspired to Irccnine I v Vs largest graduating i lass. I he sear ol designs and thesis had finally armed. As wo look Inck over the long •«� -� «l � ve base itac eled. eve recall mane activities that have Ircvli s| � n sored in our scirool. I lie Ntmlent oum il has stiiven to do its eery I rest under the leadership ol M I Walker. Stub events as la in Inlmologc I lu SIihmi.oo Picnic . I lie I.ond Inn I-njoyahle Smokri . Tlu Soft Kill (•.lines'. nniial )|kii Mouse . The Friday Movies and Student Night will long Ik re mem bored. Our student organizations have become fitinlc stablislied. namely: Xmcrican Society of Civil Fn-gineers. Xmcrican Institute ol Meiitii.il l-ngiueerv and Xmcrican Society of Meihanii.il F'nginecrs. and I an beta Pi. Scholarships have Irccn won h out deserving classmates. Students have attended ionleiemes in New Vmk. Cleveland, Kansas City and many other engineering centers. It will he long leinemhcred how nteinhers ol the iiicrican Soi ietc of Mechanical In gineers represented II.I’, at the convention held at the Hotel Si a i lei in New Voik in Xncembri. W e were also the ret ipients ol a placpte while attend ing a convention in Syracuse. New York. Rememlret cvlrcn eve won the trophy at the Homecoming Came ii|m� i our hist aitempi at entering a float? A niitnlrer of lucrative job oilers have lieen re triced he our graduates Iichii imhiMic and the ledc i.il government. Whenecer the memlreis of this class meet in to union mane years hence, they evil I still remctnlrei Ship . The FI Machine . Jack the Dealer . I he Men ol l au Beta Pi . The Proxies of Student Organ i ation . and The leant of Hroome and (.teen Oiit history has just Iregun as eve linish out stac at Howard. Mac we reel remain iiiiiidlul ol the high ideals and prim iplcs instilled in us here so that tlu class ol . 7—forte strong—will piodiicc the men of tomorrow who will help direc t the future of meriea. 56 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: J. Williams, Secretory; O. Brown, President; H. Broome, Treasurer; C. Green. 8ison Editor. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated center: M. L. Walker, Jr., President TAU BETA PI 5X AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS HOWARD ' ENGINEER” MAGAZINE STAFF HOWARD AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY THE RIGHT ARMS OF E. A Left to right: Mrs. B. T Reed Mrs. Groy, Mrs E. J. Daggett, Mrs. A Chapmor Mrs. G. Golden ARCHITECTURE DRAWING ROOM MECHANICAL LAB ELECTRICAL LAB LOLA JEAN JOHNSON Editor School of Music Bison Staff BISON STAFF Left to nght• Sarah O. Roberts. Lola J Johnson. Editor. Mae H. Wilson h2 Dean and Faculty School of Music DEAN WARNER LAWSON School of Mutic FACULTY OF THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC 63 Coumi i Ku in Runwx Washington. 1). c:. Ml N.C Vnioi Class. I KMSIIICI Aluur hi motion (.w i mm� i M kii Minkin N insion-Salein. N.(i M.I..N ( . I � Kappa Unilxla; K. I A Wesley Foundation Mum iilmotion Hi in Diiokisi Fnnvi Charlotte. N (. (nixersitx Choit. M I (..: Delia sigma I beta Snroiiiy: F.T. : Vnioi Mentor: Women s I MgUC M mtf I ilmolion No km Morion III n ION adiiiigton. I) ( Sxuiphoiielia. (iniueii M.isii'i, Kappa Della Pi: Pi K.i|� |m Lambda M E.N C. Sit ing I tiseiiible Motif Itlmillion Niiiri n M i | AC Km IN Alexandria. Virginia I niviisity Choir: MINI Siiulrnt (ilium il; l|ih,i K.i| |).i Mpli.iSoioi ity: (ianiribur) ( lull iloilor Roll Mu Mi it! million I I ill K |l AS |i HINSON Dallas. Texas M.E.N C.: Bison. Editor: I- I V; Women's laraguc: Sin •lent ( anitie il Mtttii hi motion (Ku oKi s C.omhio Johnson I a Isom ilk-. Florida Delia sigma I lu-t.i Soioriiv; I’ni via sin (.hoii: student Count it: Senioi Class Piesi dent; Women's League f 'vice Sxi VIA R| III I. XKKIXS ashingion. D. C. I'niveisity ( hoii. String Ensemble: M.l N Ci. Miimi i ilnration t I M. I l l Washington. D C. Alpha Kappa Mpha Sororilv; MINI Motif ilm oiion MoNIKosI I II VI P KHAM V asliington. I). I'j Kappa I amlxla Organ ! I II 11 I i 1 sin III M k« i s llahnnoie. Maiylaml Delta Sigma I hela Sorority: I ni ersit Hand. Sxinphon an; I I M I n ( Miimi hi mat ion Cl Vl� � I IIOM vs Parki k High IViim. North (..iiohiu Hnixersitx ( (toil Womjiaii-ist; I S- Stall. Ciooh Hall: Pi Kappa I amlxla: Alpha Phi Iplla l l.iK I nils W llo s ho in Vineru.m Collegex and I ni-xti sines Mu u History 64 Saraii Olivia Rokkkis Piichaid, M.ib.uu.i I Diversity ( Ikmi : M I. ( Delia Sigma Iheta Sorority Krcpet ol Records: I’i kappa I..tinbtla; Student ( uncil. President; Bi.von Stall; Scnioi Mentor M ii.sit ntiou In Am i i I m iik Houston, I c .is l)� li.i kappa l|� ha Sotoiii M.l I 'nivcisity ( lioii Scnioi Mentor Mu sir Munition l.okic.f I.au.kn Sirvi vs (California Delta Sigma I heia Sororitv I niversitv Choir Scnioi Mentor. W omen's League; Dean of Women’s Stall (itt 1c I o ice Li im Svi.ua W m.i i Pitman, New |eis« Della sigma I heta sorority. (Toriesponding Sec reiary: Women’s Iaague. Sciontl Vice President; M.L.N.t Mrt.xtt Munition | � IIN ill nrv Wiiiiinc, |k. Nov|h� i i News, Viiginia I 'nivcrsiiy Ita ml; l L N.( Future l hers � i Anverit as Phi Mu Alpha Mltilf Mill IIIt JH Mai Hu km W ii a. PiaiiicVicw. f'exas Itivni Stall: Delia Sigma I lie la Sorority: M.E.N.C.: rnivcisiiv Clioii: Women's I eague: (iamptis Pals; Who's Who; School � l Musi Oueen Mum, I tlm a lion FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ( 5 Class History Now .is w t stand on ilit- ihit'slinld of graduation, icady to pass through tlit |M� tals l out lnia Mater Imi tin- Iasi lime , we pause to reminisce: Ii was ilu- tall ol the veai when tlit grass began losing its lo el green line, when the golden brown leaves began lading Irom die trees and when the petlumed-seenied petals began falling from the lloweis, dial we, the tlass 19.r� 7. arrived at I'nion Mat ion. We were met there l ( ampus Pals w ho really made us lee! at home. Student taxis bronchi us on the ampus and delivered nut trunks to Frazier. I tilth and Cook Malls. ( u the lost das ol I leshinaii Week Dr. Moulecai |ohnson. out president, greeted us in the « ha pel I atei the lacidlv Ik-c ante at ejuainted with us at a reioption given in the iVallrooin. ltei these aetivities. we felt very nun h a pan ol the I Iowa id «a m n n i n it . Oh what a pioud group ol students we were as we enrolled into the Si liool ol Musii ol dear old 11.1'. Wi were lull ol flaming ideas ol becoming the great cm singers, pianists, and conductors. but H how out dcsiies were dispirited. cs| cc iallv w hen we I n ed the 1 Ih-oin and Piano Placement I xaminal ions. ()| ionise we managed to get through them without out nentitling legs and quivering oiies aiding us in tin least hit. When the in.i e ol Irish man Week finalh laiiu lo an end. we ioiuineiued om Insi veai | (ud with high hopes anil dreams, l ai iiaining. voire, piano and history soon heiame a pan ol us. New doors in imisit were Hung open m us. We then began in lie i (line aware ol die inirii ac ies inv olved in musii. and cmi davs hit.urn- lull ol piaitiie and study. I hrougli all die hustle and hustle ol study we did Imd tune to organize out class though we liardlv knew each oifiei. However, the class officeis. who v� eie elected, (mssexsed qualities «� | leadership, iniclli geme and integrity. In the Spring came finals and pines, dieielou-. • •in lavoiin places hit a me loundeis l.ibtarv and (ViiijMiiaiv building l . Sun—wt had been studying and |nac tiling all year! iiiiic h needed simuiiei vacation liii.tllv arrived. Dav s. weeks, mil mouths Hew l� v and before we ieali ed what was happening we were back cm II I’.'s campus rested. active, eneigeiic and u-adv to gel down to work as Sophomores, uppei classmen I his is the year we met Mr. Chadwick and Mr. Wedge and Inoke every rule legaiding harmony. Oui own little composed works were, to iin. like iheiished new horn I tabes. I Inn after encountering bernstcin and Ini ney. we knew we were musicologists. Although out studies recpiiied a great amount ol om time, we still lound time lor other worthwhile ac tiv hies sueh as the (lion. Creek letter organizations the Howard Players and various religious dubs. ho dining this Soplmioie year, the I’niversity Cornell Series presented to us some very fine artists. Student ic c itals and senioi rec itals were ol a verv high calibre. Juniors already?— Now there was no doubt in om minds the we had reached the full blossom of matuiity. Lliis veai was liigliliglilcd by manv exciting events. Flic c boil made an excellent lepieseniation m a concert at Constitution Hall with the- National Symplionv Orchestra directed l v Dean Lawson. I lie presentation of ( m ini in was one that a listener could never lorget. The clioit's first | orloimancc in C at negie Hall will also lofc-vei echo the pages of its history. Pi kapjxa l ambda, the National Honorary ScK'ieiy. acclaimed several ineiidK.Ms ol the Junioi c lass and c-lei led them into the Society. Several mem hi is ol ilu Music I clui.iioi s National Conlereiut attended the national lonvention in St. I.ouis Missouri. i Iasi we were Seniors. I his long awaited veai had final In arrived and we all worked iiiiliringlv In cause out goal was in sight. Music ediic.iiion majors rushed daily to practice teaching classes and applied music majors piatiiied endlessly Ini u-c itals. Oh this was mu h Iiiii! Dining this veai seveial seitioi.s uric elected to Who’s W ho Wnoiig Wik i nan Colleges and f 'nivei sities. while others ol ns made nihri oulsi.Hiding ii hievc-iuents. Wid (iii.ills fiacluaiion Dav and (iom incite ciiirnr ai lived. W e wcie happv. ves, I i11 as we looked at old. old I Iowa id Hall. Ii-nipoi.ov I’.iiilding II and die Chapel, we l -lt a little lonely as we ic-uiinisc ed over all the c nil lira I. educaiioii.il and so id activities that we had experienced and the c lose and lasting friendships we had made. However as we pari to progress along different paths, we shall leave II I like the ia s from the star, each going om in a dil I event direction, hut with a common starting jroiut. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND FACULTY ADVISERS ft? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PI KAPPA LAMBDA NATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL left to right: Shirley Jackson. John Whiling. Virginia Holmes, Mary Smith, Joyce Fields. Peggye Dickens, Secretory, Sorah O. Roberts, President; Lola J. Johnson. Vice-President. Constance Jefferies, Treasurer; Dolores Johnson. Moo H. Wilson. Roberta Flock, Charlotte Nebbitt. f-H UNIVERSITY CHOIR PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA FRATERNITY. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ft HOWARD UNIVERSITY SYMPHONETTA MUSIC EDUCATOR S NATIONAL CONFERENCE FACULTY ADVISOR. LILLIAN M. ALLEN. PRESIDENT. NORMA HUNTON 70 FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Hu1 (mvk Cmnuil is designed to losiu h.timnn and good will among liakinilio. soioiiiits ami die uniii siudcni ImkIn ol ihc I ni mil . Vvanrniuc and soi m 11 ics | |a an iin|HM(aiu |� aii in ilu simlnii life ol I low .ml 1 ni UMi .uni iIum gruii| s an ioiiuiuiousIn tii iitg loi a mi.uu I low .ml. 71 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY On |.iiiu.iin hi. I'mis. .1 group ol oiing women at Howard I niveiMls taught ihr inspiration ol .1 lellow student. Kllici I ledgemaii (1 lc) and initialed the nun (incut ol Clerk, Intel sot mi ties among Negm women in Viiient a. Ktltel liedgnnaii. whi� innixIim t 1 tin- 01 iginal jju |h .iI and whose dlinis were greatlv assi u d li I ihcl Rohinson, .1 lent In i • � l I ngli.sh at I low.ml, was joined in this nnitpit vent in 1 In l.dli.m llnila Henlah lluikc. VI alga n l I lagg (Holmes). Marie Wool I oik ( I avion, I avinia Norman. Vim Known. I u l Slowe. and Majoric Mill. I lie plan lot a pi t mam 111 mgani ai ion .is expressed 111 tin tonsiituiion was presented to I 1 Ihhkicld. President ol the I'niversilv at the lime, and 10 the Dean ol tile College ol l.ilx'ial ils, with 1 In u-siili that peimission was gianled lor 1 lie organi alioti to Iiiik lion Mplia Kappa Vlpha lias instituted mans projects. I lie Mississippi I It .111 li Piojt 1. whit It pmcdol out piesent National llealili Piojetl. was sin ii .1 mu ess dial 11 ini ivtd tin Im.tin ial assistant! til die National Coeelmneni. File A( I IK Vim in an (.onnt il on I Inman Rights, is die onigiowth ol the Non Pai tisan I ohl initialed In Vlpha Kappa Vlpha. Nt holarships an given n.uioiiallv and lot alls to tlesei ving jhsiplt I lii'se and mam oilici siutcssfullv toinpieted plans brought recognition to Vlpha Kappa Vlpha noi oidv in Vineiiia. lull in Ion ign tommies. Vlpha Kappa Vlpha owns and opeiaiis a national house in Chicago Illinois •ml houses 101 nndeigi adnales on (he taiilpnses ol ol leges ami universities ihronghoiit the loiinin. liasih •in tiili-Uusilc 1 s (iuiPTi uuiti it ■fmlnhiis 'iiniincJnis II tdegiix I• V i ll) lit mI h Hixlnmin nl I K I RS l i 1 in Asm IUrms Svivia Pirer ks K vr l.kv v 1 Vivian |i Mica li UO. K A (.1 I ( A'N 11IIA a� l I I Mis II I I MIS ( tiNsI t I 11 I I I K11 s 7: DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY I lie IouikIc-is ol die Della Sigma I Item Snroritx visualized, in I IMS. at Howard I 'niversity. a union ol college women ol lik - | icn(ialiiies and dedicated to the same ideal and pur|M� es Springing lioin a ihu lens o( kindled souls, Della Itasgiown steadily mu i I today il tile line sti etc lies I tout coast to coast welcoming into its tanks college women ol all laces and faith . Delia women, pledged to the highest ideals ol womanhood. ol service, and ol Mholaiship aie making souths tonliiblitions tow.nd die Iniilding ol a hellci woild I lie progi.un ol die nation.d organi aiion has placed emphasis in tin lields ol educaiion. toopeiation. and general wcllare. Alpha (.haptci endeavor alwass to cuniiilnile | osiiiselx to the life d die Howard I'liiseisitx community a ademically, cjsitally and socially. Otii chaptci program includes an aiimial Scholarship award to a dcseixing Howard woman. Christmas Uiskcts to a needy latnily, scienade to patients at Freedman's Hospital. the |al lx twoe k. a lasllioii show, the Psramitl Ciluli Kiddie Hall, aid toward s|H iisoiiug a |oh Opporiunities Clinie. and other similar activities. Our most outstanding social allaii lot this year was the Crystal Hall which we gave in the Cloud Room ol Washington Nation.il ii|Joit. We indue (cd twenty three new minis I tom our r i� lull line anti the swelled out sisterhood to a total ol liltv-seven niemhi ts on toll. Out endeavois this seat have heen al� l guided l� y our lac tilts adsisors. Miss Doiothv Me Mlister, l)r. Vnnettc Eaton, ami Mis Dmotlix Porter. OF ITCK RS President I 'ii r President l{rt wiling Secretary Cories wiiding Set i rimy Kccfjn of Ht’touh lollTllflliil Treasure! I mam ml Set reinty Husiness Managei Chaplain Parliamentarian Sergeant-nl-. I wv Hi 111x McCarkaii Kay Dsxvsom M xi Hit rvi Mu sos Svi vi x si t xea ()i is i.x Rom kis M sk |oki� Pxx tov i ri � s Me Ivrosii c.i t s H um sc k Rom ki Ft k I .c � Kr 11 s F. xsion I :i 11 ss (.10 � v I ORI I I ( Ol | |Ns i i 7J PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY Dm of ilie Miioritio on ilu (.iiiiimi in VI|� I� :i I'll! ( ll.lpIO ol SlgllKl (..IIIIIIM RIlO, .1 (deck Niriving lo .m mil its mono. (•itMit'i Service. (.ream Projim' Dimin' I•� ' • . ||ilu I'lii Im|� ui cntimii viral .1 njii«� imI (•uicuikc (-linn lot 11ii;!« SiIhmiI Miidc-m .in .1 feature ol ilu- noiiii11 luiioiul |� io|t i i. I « « ii l ine’ll Rea m I v (In Im|� ui M't up .i imuiiiiK duelciu Iojii limd lo Ik- .kIiiiiiiin-Kinl I� ilu Dc.inot Women loi nIihIciiin in mul ol fm.aiK i.il .ikI. Ill l?l.p� l� l|� lu I’lii |H� liNoml .1 Ion I ioli in ilu How.ml I nivt-idiy M.illioom Yilmill.imt u.in In ' I o I li.il i ( lulil Would I njos | |n«� vtin iit-lv 200 Io n wm lollcilctl. I'KI S| I Oil l( I R lln ilru inli-lhiu riii tiunnnuilrm I'tlinioiu Inn I h a ii nl Written imiilly Ailviuii •1 OKI v Kimn M MMt IllMiil II (KM M.M K� W n I Mill IV IklVIKN Mi i i v II vmmoviin MKV III M III I NN| I N I Ik- liini li.i|mi ol I'lii I'k i.i Siyuu KMiciniiv w.is orgauiml ji I low.ml I iiivciviiv. .iNliini'ion. 1). (. on fjnuaiv 'i. I'M I I In n aic now inon tli.ui IK!i duiMtn hi I In I'mud Si.iUn ,uid Mm.i In kcc| inK (Mill iiiii mono: “tmliiilc loi Sciviu .md Smite io lliun.iniiy,' ilu- It.m-iuiiv (.urinoil .i |)ingmn) ol ImkK''1 'Hid l� c tin Iiiimik-v . (iluiuiion, .md sot i.il.«linn. .111(1 (drill.lU'N (..IIvci l).i .md I-oiiikU-in I).i ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY Oil Deeenilx'l I. |«wr� . tllC romepl ol egin KioiIkiIkmuI was |oi 1 lie lust lime given niiin ri.il expression in the lonn nl Mpha Chapter � ( Mplia 1 1 ii Mpha Fi.iiCInil at ini iirll Uni veisity. l liis lac I is sign ilu .ml l � i ii i epri m iiIn .1 « nnimil inoni .111 assuiuption oil ilie pail n! Mpha I li■ lplia ol llie ies|Hitisil ilits ol always faking the lead. It is this inteipietatinn ol ilu- Intituling nl tlu- fn i haptet that lias made lplia a hi otliei hood nl leader . It is this doe nine pi (Milted in its I'M) chapters which is K-sponsihle lm lplia men being ill the vanguard in r ei held nl human endeavor. lU'ta Chaplet was loiinded at Howard I imnsiiv on l)e ciiiIm'i 20. I'M)?, tin second diaptei nl the fraternity, and the lust on a predominantly Negro campus. Suite that day, Mpha has opened its doois to all men icg.iullcss •( tan . mini. ■ a need, and lleia lias adhered teligtoiislN to the Itindameiital precepts ol Mpha I’lii Mplia hy supplying leadeis to the i.'iuiptis lominiiniis and to the nation •'l iist ol all. Servants ol all We shall I laiisceml Ml OFFM I RS President I ’ � ePresitlrnt Rci writing Set elm v Co• resfmmiing Set it In� y b'iviiiu ml Nn irlmy f'lensmei Clmfilltin lietiu ti( Sfi iin nen l n) lmnicntrtiinn Iwr t mfe • tiihi u( fihin Hisltnmn Vri geniiI ill . 11 w M II t i m | Cl (MINI | wit s M . II i i 1) s in s. Win 11 I unit I; ( a m i.it t 1 t si l .� KnlilUls stiRMv Mims | M1 S I i Klll s I K | M� s | | k .«� I t. |K. .1 KI M I I AISC. M I MU II lit M Kl II RI (.Rlts NVll I I M lt M K 75 ALPHA PHI OMEGA FRATERNITY l| h.i Tin Omega as loinidcd I c cmhn lit. I'.11 l.alawin College m haslon. Pennsylvania. Ii is «l 1 i in lime | m|Mtsrs. Vnur. Leadership :in l Fellowship It li.is l « (-ii simr ils mct|nnni .in iniegialed lialeinilv. l l hr lime ■ | its loiiuding ii .is .1 ii idea in liaterniiu . iili iln n-npeia lion • 1 ilu-siutlcnl Ixnlies .mil ii i« leadeis at I lie lupins, l| li.i Pin Omega li.is giown In ovn I 'Ml i li.i|iii i s williin iln- I'niied Stales .mil foreign (lupins in Kiuoim ( hi.ula. .mil I hr Philippines lliere an loin fieldsn| seiu e ill hull l|ilia Phi Omega pari it ipan-s I Ik. are: servile lo (he siiah-m bodv, serviu to ihe (OinmiiniiN. service to lire n.iiimi as | .n tii ipaliug i I i cus. and seiviee lo 11 it fr.ileiniiv Ala Pin (lupin here ai llnwaid is on exception lo ihe program. Sima ils founding in Mas ol l'M8. ii lias conducted drives in i.iise liniils im dilleicui Washington otgani atioiis. it lia tondne ivtl campus eln lions, ii has | a ill lc l llir lovvet llooi nl I In Miller House, ii has doiiaM'd tli«' s«nrt'lmaid in I luvvard Stadium. and tonipleled numerous • itiit'i sill.lll l |Mojt l I1 - Ol I K .I KS Fiesnhtiil I'ilSt I'ii r-l’iryult'Hl SrrvHtl I it r-Virmifut Thinl I’it r-J’ifiitlrnl Rrronlniii Snift ity (’.orrrsfnnuii ti; s iff ifimi tluuuii Se t reiary 'rnninn Hislonnn Sr i g rant-til- l m l n liiii irntni hi n l-RAVKI l I Win ills K I III K III Ml I-kmi I) M vims I AMI s II MIKON I I I l M( C o l I I Riiiiihi St till l) in P. Morris ) i m r.� i | mi s I; Hoik.I s 11 ROI It IK KRI s Ron iii ( .km.ok a 76 KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY nil the ultimate goal. iiii � m� m .is iiv irimmse. kverv i I’m was tollmIi' l ai Indiana I niversitv. Ii was in I'M I dial Mpli.i Chaplet was organized ai hlooiningion, Indiana. Since dial time, du KiatnniiN lias giown (•• intitule Cliapu is ai colleges and nnivi isiiii s dmmghniii die Cnilcd Siads as well as Minimi ( liapu is hi a great nninlH'r «l i iiio. I hr mem hits in this Main nil liond an joined togflhri, seeking this goal lltonsaiiil ol turn lioili in iliis ennnin and ahioad liavr pledged llirnisi Ives in this dm id. anti also to aid du-ii It lints man. in I'l'JO i (.liaplrr was loinnlrd ai Howard I imtiMlv In atltlilion in ad Naming I lit- liasit aims and | rint i pit's ol I lie KralcrnitN. i Chaplet lias sought (o i-.nil linin' to (lit social. tldliir.il. and rtltn alional piogiam al Howard I’ni-stisiis. I is nii nilrvrs an allslalwail Hots.ml Men.' who art-stacking to promote du aims ol ilu ( imcisiiN at even o| | oitimiiv. Some ol llir at ti itirs ol i .lia|itn ait . die silhoiiciit hall, ilit ( nitlr Right Sthnlarslup. the kverv Dawn Dante, (lit Song Frsi. anil mini noiahh events OKI l( I KS 1 ll K l NN II 1 1 |s I'olcnuitt It D vi i s Sn si n 1 it r-l’nlriitmt It oKM PklM 1 A irhn of {ftoftb Ron ni n I xmok 1 Kt'rfm of lit 1 ilirtftfi [oil.N | t lt l)rtin of l lctlgrc. Kku. Mt Mu i w Hnloitnn Im la.vi Stain Sfmlt'Htn Ron i i N v NSN 1 1 Sloilf'it (.NKI n| IKsO Sot ini ( hnntnnu Mil N N pRINt 1 ( ontojtontloi Srttfltuy I nn Mtn ( t vni r it r ! lwiticntniitm 1 1 VKol ll Mill 1 Its Him til of Do ft ho M. I.uiis m ki it li-ntol nf bon loi t Wit 1 1 M I’MIl 1 (ii ffk ( oimu Ui’ptrsniliith • D.w in Ran ('iff ; ( omnil lirfuro-tihih; r 77 OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY On Fridas i riinig. Nosmilx i 17. 1 11. .n Howard 1 nixer iix. ;� slni m«� n. I). (... ,i lialernils seas lounded l lour nun. brothers lalgai A. I.ovc, Om.ii | ( k)|ki .mil I-1.ink Coleman in compans with Processor I I |usl. I'hese lout men, basing thoroughly gone ovet (lie silu.ition. saw kecnls the necessity « l mi« li .i movement. dec ided lo pi.ml the lust Mothei Chaplet' l a (imk lot in lia lei mls lo hr Ininiilnl in .i cfjln ilislilillioii. .it Howard I niverwlx. I odas, this Moiliri Chapin li.is gumn up .mil sin now has iwo hunched lifis sons, cac h «l ilirse sons is growing ami MumdiiiK in upholding the goals so sillied lolluil louiidns. I oelay there .lie thousands ol si a Iw ails, .Sons oi llie shield.” e.uli Ireaiing the puipie and gold onw.iiil lo the luiuii I lie iu liviiies nl Mplia Chaplei mvei mans dilleu-m .mas: ielisions, cdtua lional. social, and liaieinal ' 'pel seisiies u« u held in the Midrcw Rankin Memorial Chapel. I he rolling cdemons i coronation is Inld each seat for the | mi | mini • of rolling the chaplet sweetheart. lath seal die liatemiis sponsois iis National Mine semen I Week Dining this week. Omega nun ihioiighoiu die nation hold programs lo liotioi outstanding men in theii lesjK’c live (oimiuiniiies. I'lieu iire mans othci • t is it its such as the Mutual Maidi (has. Intiamiiials. )| en House, and the Freshmen Smoke i OFFIC Itnsilrns I nr Itmi It’ll h r, lm of Hrmuts fiml Stats Iss sfltnt htrfm til Knouts Hint Scots Kcefm i) -inamr .twishnit Kct ri of I'imititc ( oi u’sbtnnling Sri itUny llnin nl 1‘lcitgtcs Isisfnoi I icon nl rtntgrcs K ire fir i of Kean Clin bit) i.dilov ( Imfilm n IRS I h xms Me I a six in Rod hi 11 well sins Nosun l McmiKI Roi ssn Ih kkoi cats I I SS I I I. SI Oil K Mu iii Dawkins M si II h 11 xMl ios I i ssi i Si i ion C -I IS I Gkayi i Y u nut I Ir sks Wll i ism (.rii i is B I I ION ( OX 78 THE FRATERNITIES HONOR THEIR QUEENS MISS BEVERLY WRIGHT Omega Pu Phi Fratornily Sweetheart (Door Omega Girl) MISS LORETTA COLLINS Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Queen (Sweetheart of A-Ph.-A) MISS ROCHELLE REED Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Queen 7' (The Socrcd Seal of K A '!� ) PROBATES OF KAPPA ALPHA PSI PROBATES OF ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA PROBATES OF DELTA SIGMA THETA PROBA’ES OF OMEGA PSI PHI ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES HOWARD UNIVERSITY HAILS THE GRIDIRON QUEEN OF 1956-57 SYLVIA WEST Howard University President Mordecai W. Johnson congratulates Miss Sylvia West, Howards 1 56 r iron u-c ' during Homecoming Gome. Others shown are Miss West's a’tendonts. Miss Norma Walker (left Miss °' Walter A. Bennett, chairman of the homecoming activities committee. 81 VARSITY FOOTBAU TEAM MEN'S DIVISION SOCCER TEAM 8? Who� would you like to ploy? WOMEN'S DIVISION Practicing Control The Beauty of Modern Dance ■■ MILITARY Howard University R.O.T.C. Coed Codel Col. Joon Young is shown as she plonts a kiss on the cheek of Code! Copt. Morris P. Brotl during R.O.T.C. Day Ceremonies hold at Howard. Copt. Braft commanded the winning squadron in drill competition. Surrounding the couple ore Miss Young's attendants. They are (left to right) Miss Morion Broyo, Miss Velma Boono, and Miss Cynthia Colo. tc Air Force R.O.T.C. Instructional Staff Cadet Offlcart of the Air Force R.O.T.C. Air Force Drill Tcom Cadet Off term of Army R.O T.C and Color Guard George F. Welch Memorial Honor Guard f.S 'Mel Kirklond in flight framing ' «V WE WILL LONG REMEMBER THESE DORMS—FOR THEY HAVE BEEN OUR HOMES FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS. WOMEN S RESIDENCE HAILS COOK HALL WOMEN'S DORMITORY DIRECTORS Seated lotf to fight: Mrs. Childs Mrs Mcyme Foster. Mrs. Myrtle Grays. Miss Taylor Standing loft to right Mrs Hyman. Miss Rosa Andrews. Miss Dorothy Dawson, Miss Janet Scott. Miss Juanita Colson WOMEN S LEAGUE OFFICERS Seated loft to right Foye Bryant, Yvonne Bowman, President; Sylvio Wolloce. Standing left to right: Betty Adoan. Roberta Fleet. Jocquelyn Price. Beftye Jone Pcdgers Senior Mentor C.C.'s Little Helpers Dean of Women's Committee Frozier House Government Officers Cook Hall Tutor and Advisors Graduate Fellows Men's Dormitories Sealed: Goorge Sawyer Cook Hall Standing Norman S. Wilson—Slowc Ho1!; William D. Butts, Jr.- Slowe Hall Mr. Joseph Reovon, University Librorion and Staff Scene in the Library Bock lo Bock ' My, oren't we tricky? The only Scurve' We gother together' Dig bobee 'The life of the campus' 'Let Omega ring Mother and Daughter They sow the light 1. Carrying stick at the dial 2. Well it ain't paid for but it’s pretty 3. Blue and White or Z B 4. Phot babo 5. Relaxing at E A picnic 6. Dear ole AK Psi 7. Omego Dear' 8. Relaxing ot the Kappa Castle 9. Delaware Smiles The Deon ond Olivia Absorbing some tun Sam ond Associates Home ot Homecoming Ah, Over the Library COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PROFESSIONAL 98 SCHOOL OF LAW SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS Here are the Professional schools which play such a verv important part in training students in the colleges of Medicine. Dentistry. I .aw. Pharmacy. Social Work. Religion and the Graduate school. These students come from many places and they add much to the campus life by enriching the spiiit ol international co-operation and harmonious relations. They receive from Howard, degrees of proficiency in specific professions. In addition they carry with them, licing ex| erien e and training which will enable them to better lead in their world ol tising independency. With them, too. goes the name of I loward I’niversity, preparation center for a world of growing Democ racy. We expec t that from among the graduates ol the class ol ’.r 7 will come many of those who in distant lands, will lead their people to a place of dignity and freedom in the modern wot Id. too MAX I. WEISSMANN Editor College oF Medicine Bison Staff BISON STAFF Left ro right: O. Tillman. Dr. H. Wong, Editor; S. Fuertes, M. Woissmann HI2 DEAN ROBERT A JASON Dean and Faculty Collese of Medicine Pre-Clinicol Faculty of the College ol Medicine 103 ( . KI ION I'lll K l I ls Hclmoni. I i i ii it lad. Hritish W'csi Indies Studcni Xmcricaii Medical Vssoc iaiion: Caribbean Club I.It.. .Vnc York Vnirrrsitx | wan K Nni i Ksc� |.u ksonvillc. I Ini ida MtitU-nt Medical Wsoci.ition It.S'.. Howoid I’mm.w v Marshaii V«mu son miio I.oraiu, ( liin It-S.. I'nnriMlY of Toledo N. Hi it ion I I ICO New York liia . Nov York Student iiic i ii a ii Medical Awh iaiion. President. P.l5ti-7; Christian Medical Society: Si (Icorgc So i i I S .Yen' Ytnk I it College I KNI M A. Al VI IN P.MHikHn, New Yoik N| inli ii i in«-1 i i .111 Medical ssnc i.ilioii; Si. Ceoigr So- • iety; Aniei it an Cam ei So • ieiy Pi l|)l� a sigma It.S.. St. folio’i o legr | mi s I mv R1� III I I Ikiltiiiloir, M.ii y land Medic a I Sc hool ( hoi a I Croup Student Vmcrican Medical ssoc iaiion It .%.. I n {'inin I'nioii I iiivn utv I M III H ANKS s ashington. DC Kappa Mplia INi Fraternity; Phi Heta Kappa: Student Council: Who's Who: Wrest ling I earn It.S.. Unwind ('nivei-stly Rout ri Pun ii Himicii' Haliiniore. Maryland lplia Omega Mplia; Studeni Council: Kappa lpha Pvi Fraternity; Who’s Who It S.. lot gnu Slate College Vi non I i ro Hookiiakui New .Smyrna Heath. Florida Medical School horal (.mup: Studeni American Medical Assoc iaiion: Alpha Phi Alpha Fi atcmiiy A.It . I’niierjiih of .Xe Inn ska ( a � n � ( rovfr Hi ii kr. |r Henion Harlmi. Michigan Kappa Alpha INi Fraternity: Siudent American Medical Assoc iaiion A It.. Il e.sfern Mulligan College ki in k Simkiss HRooks (.reem ille. South arolina National Vmcrican Medical ssoc iaiion: Omega INi Phi I late iuit It.S.. SUntil (ntolhin Suite College Romm M o ric i ( «i ros Hronx. New York I It.. Sew 1 otk Cnivri$it 104 W II I IVM III KHI K I ( KIIK Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pin Xlpha Fraieniiis H V. Mtnrhome Collect him ki� lit Nki (.11 n � 111 Washington. I). ( I It., Lincoln Cnnmity Ms.. Hutgeii Cnivenily |os� i’ll Dixon Cai u� n. |k Norlolk. irginia K.i|� l a Xlpha P i Fraternity; Student American Mcdic.il Asvn i.iiimi; Inii.iiiHiial Basketball. Il V. n'ingftone (.nileg. IIokac.i I. Choi mijmh i i Georgetown. British Guiana Stud (.in American Medical Association: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Caribbean Assoc ia lion. I..S'.. Honan,I I nirrnitx Mi:kvvn I . III! loN (.1 kki Poi t ol Spain. I i inidad, British West Indies ( mieiImii C.liih; Cniililican ss k i.ition; Student Ann r it ail Medical Xvvx iaiion. V. Howard I’nivetsity Si mi is M ii.son DiRv.mos New X oik ( it . New Yot k Beta Kappa (.hi .1.11.. nuoln I imn.Mlx |osi rti Damki.s Linden. New |cr� e A.II.. nut,In I niin.uly Rom ki I vi ok Diiiiii i I'titkegcc Institute. Alabama Canterburs Club; Honor (. Society: Student meric an Medical Xssoc inti on. AIL, (iinniell CoUegr I i si II Dow I INC. 1)1 M 'ashington. IV C. HA. IL,waul I n fcnt y (l I MINS I 11 RsC nil Fl l C.I k l II. )k Montclair. New |erse Xlpha Phi Mph.i Fraternity: alter 11. Brooks lull. It. V. Hou'tnd I nn n u’ v S sk n Pi ki fcw 111 Newark.New |nse student Xriier n an Medic a I Xvsociation: Xmcrican Medical omen's Xssoc iaiion: Xlplia Kappa Xlpha Soiority. II.S.. .Hotmail Stale College SM M Xt in I I Iklls Sail Inan. Pucito Rico Xnietican Xledic.il XXonunS Xssoc iaiion: Beta Kappa Chi B.S., II aguei College 105 Vv'tllU V IKONS (• SI IIUK Si I liom.is. Virgin Islands Omega P i Phi Fraternity Ik’I a kappa ( .hi ti.S„ Hou iml I nieei wl J. (iUEMXiI YN (� ( KIk N Dclruii. Michigan Student Aidcik ;«ii Medic a I Vssociation: Vmeiitan Modi cal Women's Vssociation, K « ok! i ng Sec idais. ( hi istian Medic .11 A woe iation li.S. il fln'grmr College I n s ki� I i.w h Oiiiso.n ( hie ago. Illinois Student Vim i II an Medic a I Vvsoc iation; Vnieric.m ( atuei Society Kxternship, Summer r 7: Scnioi Externship Pro gram. l9?� i -57 It V. Rotnrvch College C.IOMCI Cxi VIS C.MAIIAM C hicago. Illinois Medical School Glee Club; Student Amci ic an Medic a I Vsscm iation A.It.. r.ninwnurl (’.allege M s I Hi 'o si lx of Illinoi.s I .01 is I i t.� � 11 WIMOMl Springfield. ()hio Vice-President ol Studeni soc iation A.It., II'illenhrig ('.allege I'.RNKSl 1.01 li I lol'klNS llirniinghaiii. Alabama Vlpha Phi Alpha Fiatcrnits; Vice Piesidcni | imioi and Senioi Classes; (.li.iirni.in. f.aidiov.isi ulai. Renal Research Gump: Student Vinei ic an Medical Assoc iation It.'.S'.. Mmehome (’allege Pi hi I.im H kKis Water loo. Iowa ( lass President 1953 1957: Vice President and Studeni Council. 1955-51 ; President ol Student Council l95t -57: Sru deni American Medical Vsso iation It.Ilauuml I im er, i y Sami n Vikc ii r |ohnson (.olimihia. South (.aiolina Omega Psi Phi Fiaietniis It S.. Hoiemil I’nu ersily I 4 risi ( K4� i vx |o rs I. itii'stnii. ()klahonia American Medic al Women s ss4 i.uion: (.hiisiian Modi cal Society: Mudent Vmeiitan Medical Association It 's.. (oigs OH I � i n tl ( i Yirf ( ami � m ki winv Vnsotiia. .4iiiiiei tic ui I pita Phi Vlpha I latei nils Medical (hoi a I SocielS; Slu-dent VtiuiK.iM Medical Vsso-c iation I.S.. Hawau! I iiii civiy S K Rom S kl.lll ( aim ioii. South Carolina Vme1i4.u1 Medical Women's Vs iii iation ( In i liau Medi t a I Sot icts It X . Smith ( tiialimi Slut, ( allege. 1)11 A o Riuisrs i | I I v c:. |k Vhoskic. oi ih (. arolina lie la Kappa Chi: VIplia kappa Mii: .Studeni Vmcric.ni Medical Vvsoc i.iiioti: Men’s I iiloii.il Stall It S'.. I lain Ann hud I tile |t� IIS | AMIS 1 AURI M � Siamuml. ( OIIIIH lit in siutlt-ni Vinrrican M« lI :• t VsMMMiion student imr-itan Mnliul wnialion m- cut ion Delegate I• . � «� . (.|.t%% I ituun • 1951 ‘ 7 Medic • I S| III M 1 (.111 ( ll|l It V. MuilhnlUw ( ollegr Yoi M� i Im. |i� ms M rc Riil ll.mk. New |er e ineiitaii Mid it a I Women’s V%so ialion. Mnilein mer- .hi Medic .«l soi i.iiion: (ilui%11.ui Metlic.iI Hoticiy; Pi-.mi%i. Metlu.il Stliool (Itoral (ti«ni| ; %%• it i.tit til n%, Mtiiuiifiiiili |unit i (.nllrgc. It S.. .W.v ( nllr r fin Women, Itnlgrn I mteiuty I’ai i im Ki ill I Kingston. |amaica, Iti ill'll NVol Indio siutlt.nl nit titan Medical %vm ialion Vtnriiian Mctli cal Wiiuhim %vm i.nion H.V, Hou'tiitl I'nitntih M� K | AXII % MiXIttt I atoma r.n k. M.ii I.mil Student mi i it .hi Metlit al Vnvii i.nion; (lin%11.ni Metli-t.tl SotietA I.It., I.mtnnnnrl Miwiomny f.o frgr I a. o% IWkkii i Mt Dami i. |k Suinier, South arolina Mttltt.il Stliool (•lit (.lul . Student Vincritan Metlit.il %%ini.nitin; Omega l %i Phi li.ileiiiilN . s Hoirnnl I nr. n w | ami% Vi i kiii K mm % Detroit. Mil liit .m Slut Inn merit.i n Metlit al 'vh ialion J.V. II n nr Sfate I ntimity Ni ii 11 i li n I linitl.Hl. Kriiikli W m Indies I It . I'm mu n nr I l minnnry (.iillrgr (.n ski i % Am mi h Kit kmonii Kit IiiiioihI. California Student Ameiitan Metlit a I %%«M iation. I It . I nrvmily Culifotnut I lent k i M l)u i n Rimi‘1 i I iinitl.nl. Hiitish West Imlie% Set man, | iea%iirn ( luisiian Medital Sot iet ; I le.i'iner. StlMleiU mei it.iii Metlit al Vwk ialion It V. ( olnnilnn r� nWiv v R« IRI R I |l I I N KtlHISSON Pitnitleiitt. Klmtlt Island I’lu Una Ka| | .i; l|� ha Phi M| ha Ki .itei ni i s: Snuleni Vineiit.m Medital.Wm i.nion. It.S., Htm'iiitl I 'time rut) I ll Kill KI RllllINVlN llilllxini. New York Miulein lilt i it III M etlit al %% m ialion .1 It.. Vyiiumr t’mrer.til rrios Kami Robowam si mlit sv. (ainaita. lilitisli West Indies (i.intrilnm (.luh; C.iiihliean %mk ialion II S., IImi'iini Vnnriiily 11 7 MolUoN S. Rom NK.M | Nov m k. « w V,„k Student in«'i .1 n Medical mh i.ition US., l.uiniln I uiimit) I i v ki� How kn S ni Mints M'.ishinginu. I). C. lpha Phi l| li;i l-r.tlemity It S.. Moil’lln ( ollt' r I molKlRl H. S WloKD W.isllillj’lnll, 1 . 1. I It.. Ho wifi ii n oltrfie liONIIMN R. .Si I I I Rs Philadelphia. Pennsylvania A.It., .UKoln I k iin k kih. .S� iachm.k Sil ci Spiing. Maryland A.A., Its., fteort’e Il'asliiHglon Rom k i l.vwki sci Siww, s ( luilesion. Smith ( aroiina lpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society It S.. Min f hoiisf' (.ollrgr I iiom s (.i KAko Shi i.ton Wilmington. Nor ih Carolina Omen a l s« l hi Fraternity It S.. Howard Univrrsift F.rnisi Howard Smith llethlchem. Pennsylvania Christian Medical Society; Medical S hool (.let ( Ini). Dire, lor It.A.. Lincoln Ihiixiersity |mi Cm who s ,i i m S'll III Kairinont ll« ights. Maryland llela Kaj pa Clii: Newman Cltili B.S.. Hmeant l'nivnsit Vn 11 nm Sn if ■ ir. Jr llit niiugli.ini. Mah.im.i ItS.. Howind I iir.'r %it Rich vki i i kin Smiiii Norwalk. (Unmettie nt Uainboolas. (.minium C.lnh: (.lirislian Medical Soc iel'; Na lional Students wMiarion; Mnlu al School dee Club; Siudeni Volunteer Movement: lllll.lllllll.il S illh.ill (I. 2. M) It V.. I bra'nut l’mvn il Cl vi ii I.. Sit i m n . Jk. l avctlev ille, Noi ill (Carolina Omega Psi I’lii Fi.iiemiiv; llela Kappa (-hi It.S oith Cmolinit Colit 11IX (.� h m n I.kon vkii Srm i i l. � s Angeles. California I|� Im Phi Alpha Ki.itcrniis I. I.. I nn rutty „l California hi . .� .-I tigrlcs Oi is Kim ku I ii i m w W uIcsIk i•� , North (;.iinlin,i Ihia Kappa Chi Mneiicati (ilieinic al S«m iety. N hit's ho; Seigcani-ai-Arm (3. I). Itivm Stall «..V, A. I- T. College I.ion |) m (.1 Thom s Si| cy. Alabama Mpha Phi Mph.i Fraternity I II .Ink I 'nil mils C -I OMI I'a IKK I SMI III AN I) son I luntingdnn 'alley, Penns h.titia It .1.. Hnu ri ( olltgr C i ski i Hi n ) MIN u C.IIN U ashington. I) (.. Omega l si Phi Fraternity; Beta Kappa Chi; Alpha Kappa Mu; Who's Who H.S.. liennlirl Collr r .M S.. Howard I 'nirrnity M I i mvto Whvsmanm Washington. I). C. Sigma i; Medical Choral (•niup; Alpha Omega Alpha: Student American Medical ssoc iai ion; A I p h a P It i Omega; Wsoeiate in Aits It A.. Al A ..Oroigr H’cn iingfoM I 'nivenitv Rout ri i in ki M ai is Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity A . Trimmer Stair I 'nivn sily Rom k i I-. in vios ll.itiuslung. Mississippi Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity It II tin Collar MS.. Cini-riulx • ! Prnnxyhmnia | c or. tt UM M � “«i Si mi mi South (i.i roll ii.i kappa Mpha Psi Fraternity ll.S . South ('I roll nil Stair C.oUr r l I.. Wir York I'nr. n it I iiiNit M ist n Veit m. Ne w iilratis. I ouisiana New man Club M Oc-otur Su« iet I S . St. llrnrtln ' ( olli'itr SM l «k N N t I I I WIN | .il« Wales. Plot id.i I.ft.. hi k I nire il Rom oi (. Yen |k Itrons Neis o� k lpha Omega Mpha. M (� c • h g College I Vm' York ( its (.ollr r 10 Class History Feu dreams arc cvei made realilies; but lot seve nty seven eager Freshmen in nineteen hundred filiy-ihree. Part I ol ilie dream ’’IVecoming V Medical Donor became .1 reality. I lie seventy seven nine Iconic , .inti i iy-eighl males, represented iweiuv ditiereni Mate and si territories and Foreign ( nvern incuts I lie Class « 1 Fills Seven though composed ol pci sons Irom locales as dillerent as Massachusetts and lrica shared one common c liarac tet isti l .uli was deieimined 10 make die dream ol hemming a do: ten a reality. Many vestures were made to welcome us to the Medical family. Dr. |. I.. Johnson. Dean and the image ol the kind 1 dot tm each ol us wanted to In. sponsored a tea in 0111 honor. I .vcryonc was tense and proper. each certain to put his best outward. 11 ere wc became acquainted with each olhei and bettet accpiainted with orn personable host and hostess. lire Sophomores hioke us into the- more gala ac livitv u ith a F'losh-Soph Hop ai ( aisei Hall and later a 'stu dent Fac nils Smoker I he Uarn-Dam e- I heater com-hination gave us chance to exhibit our entertainment ability. I lie skit on (iohlins and Medic ine proved a success. I he scene with Dot tie (ones, Yo Yo |oues and (.wen (.onion dancing Irelore the muse le man. F11 lie tistin. who plased II ippoc rates, stole the shcru ll was not gaietv however. Di. Montague Cobh. 1 lie man who gave anatomy personality. Di. Newman, and die lads in immaculate white. Dr. Kittli F. Moore, made ei tain that the three basic de partments made lasting impressions. Second semester brought ns lace to fate with that eccentiic hut brilliant Renal Physiologist, Dr. Hawthorne. Not one of iis will evei forget the significance ol 12 as emphasized b one n| out lasoiiu Imt most lea red insti u (01 s. Di. Moses Wharton Young. F'lcsliman Ycai terminated niili loin «asualities and (wo nauslets. M idi haltered egos, hut daring will, we ap prone lied Pan II o! 0111 dream the Sophomore Year. I hough the morsels ol summer sac a lion were |iiic . oim vacationing minds were soon plodded down in academic studies. I he six IN stared us in the la e: Pediatrics. Physiology. Pharmacology. Piibli' Health. Psychiatry and Pathology. M'e hoped to add the Seseiith lucks ’P . passing. I Ire dogs ol ( ra'v F.d and Pharmacologically Injudicious hooker sec 11 ted taught to hark and die it the wrong times. Plinimaco logy used us for ilieii expeiimc 111 titled ’Determining the I.ethal I xaminaiioii ol Dosage loi Sophomore Students. W e met the seventh P the see olid semester. Physical Diagnosis complicated l Multiple Ssndromy We kissed lucks P good I rve and regrettably realized that Physical Diagnosis had decided to take over the1 l e thal I xamiuatioti Dose I xp-iitncni. lire Dosage- was determined l� elails examinations. Inlm ornately mn tolerances never increased above an average ol hhv-hve. I here were some good tilings too. Dr. |ason made Palludogv a living subject and served as an inspiration to the rapidly waning Sophomores. Dr. Hullo, k demons!rated the Ksquirc Method ol tiiic- and piesented a well organized course in Hematology, lie- was a c rush subjec t fen tlu-gills uni an example ol the well dressed doc mi for the Ixrvs. In the carls part of the year we managed to sponsot the Fae tilts Student Smoker. Our guests praised our decoration, theme and entertainment. I hanks to (Committee Heads: Rosccx Young. Sara I well, and Sara Kehe. 1.conic las Sellers played the part oi Di. M. Young to the hilt in mn skit. F.rriie smith, the voung musical genius from Pennsvlvania organized the first Medical School Cl lee (.hi!) com I rosed ol members Irom all classes. I h.it proper little Jamaican girl. P.inline Lew. was married during the summer to a “casual acquaintance.” At last we were privileged mean' that significant little black hag. We looked like doctors hut the Sophomore vear had convinced us that everything one sees, hears and reads 1 a 11 he reiiicriilx-ied. I lie suave lectures of Dr. |. II. Johnson as well as those of 11 ix associate professors gave us an insight into a vast collection of Medical topics. I hough the girls feared meeting Dr. Frank Jones, lie proved harmless and exposed them to an excellent I’rologv Clerk ship. Dis. (.recite. Syphax and White proved infovma live and eiijoved decreasing out ignorance. Wc shall ne’er lorget the beneficial impact left bv our ideal Dr. W. Lester lleni v. I he girIs c oiler ted Ins pic lures and envied his wile, while the Irovs mioted his teach ings at eveiv |Kissihle oppoilunitv. Dis Davis and Drew made shadows speak ol imimalitv and disease. Di I.avvah spraved us Icthallv with x-itradiation. I hough luisv getting adiusted to c linical Hie we sponsored ,1 magnificent Med Dein formal at the Presideniia) Aims. I clclie- Saunders was chairman ol that energetic committee. He and his group planned a least vv hie li was most sue«essful Imam ial I v and enter tainmeut wise, skit Night proved successful also. ndrc (ialilx’i and that Porlorrican charmer Sylvia Fumes .stole the show with .111 exotic I at in Mnerican Dance. We regie-tied the prolonged and serious ill nesses of IJob Wilkins and lovingly teased Spastic Hob C.lienault. I hough we've had good moments and had. we count cac 11 as a precious meinoiv. nd though we’ve-jokingly c liatae tei i erl some ol oui instructors we gralc-lullv acknowledge the beneficial immensity that each contributed to out education In Nineteen hundred and filtv-three. We promoted a dream to reality. Now that the dream's completely true We adl hid mil friends adieu. :;il • J III SOPHOMORE CLASS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated left to right: Y. Mopp, Secretory; P. Horris, President. Standing. O. Tillman, Sergeant-al-Arms; R. Bishop, Student Council Representative; J. Lawrence, Treasurer; E. Hopkins, Vice-President. THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEDICAL LIBRARY SCENE Mrs. Williams ond Mrs. Corr helping students with library assignments 11: ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA National Mcdicol Honorary Society Seated left to right: R Young. R Simmons. Standings R. B shop. M Weissmonn 113 AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION MEDICAL SCHOOL CHORAL GROUP Director: E. Smith 114 BISON STAFF Seated, left to right: Jome E. Moore, Lillian Green, Sam Lyle. Standing: Arthur Riddle, Sydnoy Wh.te, Robert Bishop. Roy Jones 116 DEAN RUSSELL DIXON Dean and Faculty College of Dentistry FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY 117 Ml I MS ’SIM KSOS Kkhmontl, Yiigini.i k.t|� |� .i VI | ill a I'm hi:tK-iiiifs � s . i n-inm I moil I 'nhvrxity |oil.S IW-SJAMI.S ISoYii. |k jYhiiiKion. I). Student Count il. Vhc-I’km-tlcni: Omega INi I’lii Fi.ilci nity. I It.. I nil n n I 'u tv; w v k v 11 s Kit.is u n lii ki y ( � lmillii.i, Virginia I V. I 11 mn Stuff C.olfrfir M N Hir.ftnil I tin I isit K.KVNI III (.IIIMIK (.1111 Us St.iini'iiil. (ionnct lit in Il Y. hnt:lmiiM Collr r 1.1 vis ( illlsliol m. )k eu 01 k ( 11 . ftv N it k .V. ■ mil hum I'nr.-riufy VV I I l I 11 I I l RX CtMik .Mesa. Aii ona .1 It . Iiixoim Shift' Col If •if U lliul VR| S| I |)| III sl I . is iigt Us. ( .diloiuia It V I'ntrriMtx of nnfliriii Calif m ntfi Mi i v is I) ii Dixon lit i ki lt . ( ililomi.i I It.. Son Hath two Shilr College I vi.in ks kist. Downin' . Roanoke. Virginia l| lia Phi Vlpha Kiaterniix I It.. 11in ofn I niffrut I xwki st i kit. koitsi 11 ills New York Dean's l.isi. Omit ion kappa I jisilon Fr.ilcniitx. I.It Ml . YorJt Vnivrrsify W ii i Is kl II 1)1 i i v. |k Von.i Vila. .ililomi.i I It.. I im rnii of ( nlifonitn i r.n s 11 win n� s Fokiii ll.irlMtlos. Hiiljsfi Mrs! Indus ( .mu rInn ( luh: Pin lleta K .i } | a. It V. Iloirmil ('mcfi il IIX I IIIOlMlKt I IHlimi N I'OMIItK s.in l)icg� . California Omit ton kappa I |♦'ifon Dean's I io K S MoM� C. N1 lli ni|� na(l. I ong Island. New N nl� { N Morgan State (nllrgr I iMoim A. Oumovs New oi k. New Yot k H N..City ('allege of Xnr York )i iuk Mnmuimiki II RPIK (Knigemwn. Mi iiisli (•uiana I It. I ntvrrxily I ondon. i nglrmd M I . (.ohimbia 1‘nirersih I.KftOY II. II NHRI' Hartford. amnoriu ut Lit., Lincoln I invent lx M.S . Stair I nivni )y of town |M I 1 11 II I 1AM |o|| m� Kansas ( lily. Mi� oiii i I II I mioln I’nivcixitv I no man Hoi i nm� Burlington. Ww |« im- Omega INi IMii KiaicTnio. Mela Ka| |� .« ( hi. .1 1 Hani ilon I mill ute IIm van |oiinv� (-milage. I ex as I’lii lleta sigma Iratcniiiy; Bela kappa (.hi: Alpha kappa Mu ( N . II ilr (■ allege Ro II. |um |H Brooklyn. New Yoi k Himm Stall: ( la Se reui II V. (illy College nl Xezc ) ork Sam U I.mi III Belt hei. I.oui'iaila I’lii Bela Sigma I raiemils IIX . II i try I ullage III nk Mmkm |«il k! IN. |r New Mnllonl. Massa luisei In ( i.. 11 juun i i’1 ' • 57: VI pha I'Iii Mph.i Knilernitv. I s.. Howard I nhrixil) (.k ll i� 11II 11 I KMIM I Baltimore, Maitland II s Morgan .Stair (allege II l I x n i UK x l klt 11.ii (lord. ( onun tic m fl.S'.. I'limlx l.ollrgt Hakoiji llovil M K I IN Del toil, M u hit .in Omega I’m Phi Fraternity; Student (lotnuil. Pi exit lent; I'inv« i ii jdc (Uiuik il AH.. I.nuohi I tnrcf ilx Fnxv Xltll Mu x IN Moori I .t i UnihuiM. Ncxv Yoik lpha P i Kiuiernin It. V. Cutvrrstty o Iowa Jam in K. Mooni. |m Baltimore. Maryland Editor. Bivin Stall: Alpha Phi Vlpha Fraicniiiy. H.S.. Hnu-aul I nivrmly r.lRNXkl I’XRKIS |osi ni Oki ns11 in Brodklyti, N« U' N« ik Washington l t Mplia Phi lpha liaieiiiirx II s lluMiklxn (.ollrgr | Ml s |. 1 1 KK I ..iki ( li.it l s I iMiisian.i Kappa VIjiIi.i INi I i.iinmix K.S.. ni in I ur. i‘i il l I M l I I N 1 1 II Rs«� N Rmrllc. i « |cisfv Il . I n gitnti t olfegr ItlRN RII K XX MONO RX IT XPORT Washington. I . . I I.. It V. tirorgr II ash nigh m I nwrmty k iiii k | Knun i Hoiisfnii. I i-x.is Vlplta IMu Alpha Fraternity It X Hmntr I imi LM College Rl III n | Rix ir I’KAIs SaniiiKc. Puri to Rico ll.lt V. I UJT'T.W Y ••f Santo Domingo Hi kn xkh II Rohinson Mi .iln th. « xv |i im (hueg.i INi Phi I i.tit-iiiicn 120 I.INt Mi l III l | U.MSS S.in Ft i ii.nido, I i midnd. Iliiiidi N Vm Indio U S.. Ho,van! I nix mils ( AR1 Wll lil | MIN I IMH Norfolk. irgini:i It.S'.. Ohio Stair I'nirriMly W l n k a� k i i ii % I t 11 W .isliiiigton, I). (... It.Y. I.ii'inusitnir C.nllegt I hum % |. lls Vi.kini I Pt-lcnlmig. Virginia K.111| ■( Vl|� li.i INi Fi.ilvinit lt.S., I'n nitn .Stair ('ollr r J M� n A. VV s||IM, !o . | K New I lavcn. C jmiiici ii« tn AM.. nn ola t tn. riMlx Kit II Will 1.1 N I Kill llll M' S« lu-net i.itlx. New Votk l| lia Pin lpli.i Kiaitinm: siiith in (.mint il. . f I.. I'i.sk I 'an ri w' y I l� U VKI) VlRNo.N II sti Pliil.ItIt Iplii.a. pciiii |v.i|ii,i I It.. nn ola I nivrmh |a ii Wii son I'.ii mini'll.nn M.iImiii.i II S , Mo)fhoti r Colltxr Ih riii-.ki I I lt W'til IR|. W .in limn. ( am net lit in Cl M M(� 11. OISt llKI I-ikewMMtl. New |t nt OOS.. l i langra ’ mvi w y I KMII II IKI N� ' U K ' Not ill Carolina Dt-rii I 1.11 MAN |l I I V ClthV Philadelphia. IVihinvIvania Mudctit ( OIIIH i| Driilol fl “irnr Rita N xomi ki s Washington. I Dm In! H £• •' (IIAKMUM XN 11 I I Kll s Pillslnilgll. IVlll)S | ;||)j;| Drii ftil Hvfiimi Mirk Oiiins Rivndale. Marx land Dnihil Hygirm? Dokihiix M ki 1 Pkkmon Pluladt Iplua. iVnnsvIvania Dm I a I Ify irnr M Mil t I I 1 KI I II V siii (;to Rii limond. Viiginia Dmtnl llv irnr DENTAl HYGIENE STAFF left to right: Mrs. McGhee. Mrs. Howard, Deportment Heod; Miss Ford. 122 Class History We are tin last lass to Ix'gin out dental naming tit the old dental building. W'c are du- last to retail tlu ’’Glory Hole' and the joys associated with it Mich as the Hoods and one astiug oven. We mils hojx that the mixture ol old and new will make us that ninth better in out prokwsion and that oin e |� eii entes m the old building will serve as a constant rcmindei o| the progress | ossiblc in dentistis We were a lost group in Septcmltcr•. Iba.S. We were strangers t«� each othei entering into a strange new world, wary ol the pitlalls that lav ahead Om Inst exam in Biot hem hit ns with the lull hntc ol a hurricane and Icli us spinning lot the lest ol tiw semcstei Severn as a grade was viewed with new re-sjject ami leaving an examination was the rule lathei than the exception. Ma Moore put the pressure on and wax teeth Irecame extrcmcls clilltc tilt to cane. In spite ol the pressure and with all ol the exams we managed i«� come through with the lass intact. We moved to the new Imilcliug. the time storied marvel to dental science li contained inure than wr as Ireshman knew what to do with, so wr siiimbh d on through our courses We nodded a little m Shorts Mac’s e lass and tlissettcd om caclaveis t the nine � l Dr. ( ohh’s violin. We made om Inst denture and we were proud until “IVate looked .it it. I lie ve.n end eel in a turmoil ol Cadaver Wall ”. Med-Dctu Dame, bone Walk, and luial examinations, lor tun ately the vem ended and I lie Dean sent iis a Iriiei that began. “I am liappv . and we were also. We were sophomores. up|XMt lassnien and set irans in dental education: but wc were unaware o| what was to come. In om sophomore seat wr had the lour Ps : Physiologs. Pathology. Pharmacology. nid Peris Kitygeiald. I Ins was the vcai that a blues retorcl became very popular. I he record was entitled. Have mens. Mr. Percy t one time in Pharma cology ‘i was an and the sets next exam was a Ihe second .semcstei we spent so much time in the labs that most ol tlu class developed claustrophobia. The highlight ol the ycai came when om c linic.il smoc ks weie issued We were so anxious to get to the clinic, we knew just what to do on the maiincr|iiin. I hat summei wc cnieietl the him . ( ui first patients' We had liesei realised that there was so ninth tlilfei erne between a patient and a mannequin I oi om class the |unior scar toultl best Ik- called Ibe Joe lienrv Period. We were formally introduced to ‘'Jumping |oc . when he told us that all ol the records and n utine in the clinic were being changed. Wc did not gel to really know him until we were in his c lassroom. I lie |umoi seal was ci latelul I m .some ol us. I Inn letters Ire mi I he Dean did not stair with. I am pleased . I his was the Inst major loss to our class and we were grieved to lose several ol om e lassmau-s whom we had gotten to know so well. I hen we were seniors, the know-ii-alls ol the school; but as om problems ilit least'll wr leali etl how much wr did not know. I lie struggle lm |xmiiis continued with some lonlcr.s .surging l.n ahead o| the class. I Ins struggle still continues interspersed w ith prat lital examinations. Om ardent hope is that commencement Ini to will lie the urn beginning o| an even gieatei dental educ ation. 123 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Kotus Blokcy, Vice President; Dr Porcy Fitzgerald. Faculty Advisor; Richard William , President. Standing: Roy Jones, Secretory. Walloce Cook, Chaplain; John Boyd, Student Council Representative. Henry Jourdam, Treasurer; Willis Duffy, Sergeant at Arms. STUDENT COUNCIL. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Seoted, left to right: John Boyd. Vice-President; Jeon Sinkford, Joan Bookmon, Anno E. Curtis, Lillian Green. Secretory; Harold Martin, President. Stondmg Howard Dovis. Richard Williams. Dr Ashtine, Foculty Advisor; J. Scott, L. Paxton. Treasurer; Cornelius Bright. SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS 125 Dr. Walton in Protthetic's Clinic SURGERY Dr. Archer Riddle X-Ray Survey 126 CLINICAL CONSULTATION Seated: Dr. Fitzgerald. Standing: Dr. Lee. Mr. Boyd. Dr. Kcone Freshman Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene Party CLINIC TIME 127 • � ' 1. Just for loughs 2. Audio visual aid 3. Cold Chamber 4. Dental Operative lab 5. Fishing? 6. Quiet Please —This is pedo 7. California Style 8. King Tutt CARL KENNEDY Editor College of Pharmacy Bison Staff BISON STAFF Left to light: Richard Butlor, Charlie Nix, Augusta Greenfield, Carl Kenned I3U DEAN CHAUNCEY I. COOPER Cof ego of Pharmacy Dean and Faculty College of Pharmacy m Foculty of the College of Phormocy RiMUKI VIIIOW l� M New «� i k ( iI . New York ii� t iicaia rii.nm.Miinn.il Av vk iaiion: Y'aisiiA Basketball Mri . M: Boosters CHull. it i iwi Hak i Brooklvii. New Yoik inci ii .in IMunii.ii euiii .• I , wk i.ition | Mls I- K ASM IN III Nl OKI New Yolk ( iIN. New Yolk iiiri h .111 IMi.iiiiuieiilii.il Avhm iaiion YN'll MAM III NJAMIN CklirtOII. Pl'llllsy IVillli.l Chi Delia Mu l i.iuinit); Amei ii .111 IMi.inii.iieuiii.il Avvh iaiion 1.1 Kl� a i I ki h How M N Washington. I . ( (.In Delia Mu I i.iiciiiii . inei ii .hi IMiaimaceiitic al Ynmh iaiion |o� in Y i ni.i i Clark Washington. D. (. uni it .111 IMi.iiiii.k euiii .ii %mh iaiion KII II KI V III II I K ll.illiinoie. Mai land ( In Delia Mu I-1 aierniiv: Bison Stall. iiii-iiraii IMiai inaiemiial svm iaiion. }i IIN | Ikancis I lai kt-ttvii k. New |erscA Alpha IMii Alpha Fralcinily: tikiK.1 n IMi.iini.io-mu.il Association; Chi Delia Mu Kia-icniiiv. | AMI N I.K.WIn ( K|) I K S.m I-1.iin imii. ( alilornia h.i| | .i Vlpha l si Ktulcrnits: ineiu.iii IMi.irnu(cmi(al As soci.iiioii. Yl (.1 Nl A M AKI.AKI I (.Kl I Nl III I Washington. D. (.. Yiiu tii.in Pluimac eiiiu.il As-mk iaiion; Newman Clnli; lio’s Who; Scnioi ( lass Pic-sideill. Him mi Slall. .Stlldeill ( ouiu il I.II KI II l I I (.11 I I'rettton. I enneNsec Kappa Alpha I’m I'liiicinit : ( hi D( li.i Mu I i a k i uit ; Amciiean PhaniUK uiiial Ys mh iaiion. I i MON II II KKis. |k. Ashes die. Norih ( .imliu.i Alpha IMii Xlnlia l-i.iieiniK IH. I nimbi I 'nivruity 132 Vrnolo J atm an Men cd. California Xinerican Pharmaceutical Association; lj� ha Zeia Omega llonoiais Krau-rnity. M'll I I Wl Kl� SS HI) |« IINv M.ii id i a. Cirorjfia X merit.in I'liaimaieiiiii.il � «� « union C.aki II. Klnnuiv ValicrlK ro. South Oamliiiii Student Count il: Bison Si.itf Fdiior: American Pharmaccu heal Association: ( hi Delia Mu Fratetnitv. (.11 ski u Irsi . lV (aiiumhus. (kurgia merit an IMianiiatt-uiit.il vm ialion: Hi.vui Stall. IlhRNARll Wiiscin K II Pll Baltimore. Xl.uslatid Xineruan Pharinatemital Assoc ialion (� i tikc.i I loi in v kit iimnsoN iusion Salem. North Carolina Ament an Phannat emit al Xs social ion; Chi Della Mu Ki a-iernity. Pai i R. R� iunx Washington, I). ( lilei it an IMiainiat t-iilii al ssot ialion Al u� s I . S.MIIH |oiifsboto. Noll It ( aloliua (.hi Delia Mu Fiatei nils . mt i it .111 IMiannaieiiiital Xv sot ialion: Stiulcnl Counc il. I i madt.1 h. Smith Nashs illc. TcnntMcc Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; American Pharmaceutical s-vk ialion; Chi Delia Mu Fra lei niiv. Bkrwrd Nathaniii XX'iun Baltimore. Mars land Student Council American I'll a i mat cut it a I sscx ialion; 11 elite ) Public ai ion Boat cl; Chi Della Mu Fiatcruits. Don si n I. I � u i i m ss Washington. I). ( merit an Phannat ruin al %-vh iaiion; Chi Delia Mu Fraternity. Recording Secrctais; Scuioi (.lass Set relai s anti rreasiittr. Patrick M, Wii i i sis Snailhfit'hl. North Carolina iiu-i it an Pliaiui.it t til it al A'mk ialion U S., l ,hn oii (. Smith I 'nit't't til 133 Class History )ui years in the ( ollegc ol Pharmacy were s| iu lor die purpose of attaining dir mikon «c envisioned Irotlt in om |X-itoiial lives and as preir sjHTiive pharmacists. We were aware of the sacrifices and hardships which would present themselves. I m with faith and deterinination we placed our shoulders to the grindstone. Some outstanding memories ol our freshman yeat ate the banquet spotivned by the Student IWancIi ol the mcrican Pliat maccuiical Vsso-ciation n lionoi Mr. I . Rove e Kraii oni upon his election to the presidene v ol the parent assentation, and the tri| to Philadelphia to the Tilth Annual Student branch ( onvetitiem of Districts 1 and � which was held at Temple University. lie-r a pleasant slimmer, we returned a little wiser: we were lewei in number. hut those ol us who remained were more determined I ha t ever to achieve what we had set out to do. I lie courses in pharmacy introduced us to the tyjH and calibre ol work we were expected to comprehend. Needless to say. tin- volume was latge. the hours were- long and the laboratories seemingly endless. How could this have been anything hut a challenge? Studying in the new pliarmacv building was very different Irom laboring in om old c|uarters. Nevei helotc in die liistoiv • � l die Howard University College ol Pliarmac v had classes I teen provided with 'music lot titrating. ' It was dining om junior yeat that we were invited to the maim lactniing plant ol Mi Tilly and Company in Indianapolis. Indiana. I mm the clost o| silionl in |uuc I'.•.”� (� until the opening ol school m Septemhei ol that year, we looked lot ward with antic ipadoii to hecoming shot I coated' seniors, and as such we planned om major student nip which was to he- made to Detroit. Michigan where we were the guests ol Parke . Davis ami Company. Mtlioiigh e veryone seemed to he progressing nicely and looking forward to graduation, misfortune presented itsell. Ronald ll.mgh. a very active menihet ol the Student Council and a |x� pular student hecainc .seriously ill and had io withdraw Irom m Iick� |. I lie senior yeat was the most interesting yeat in om pursuit of knowledge, and required mote work than am otliet because we had to produce more- than evei before. In ilu dispensary at the Kreedtnans' Hospital we wen careful to double check e.i li prescription, having been taught that one mistake could Ik- latal to the patient. During our senior year we witnessed an im lease in the extraumi cnlai activities «� 1 the students ol om college, inoug these activities were the following Smdents ol the ( ollege ol Plnanracy collaborated in organi mg the Hilltop. 100 percent iucinl cisltip in the Howard I Diversity College of Pliar mac y Student Ilium h of The Mneiican Pliarmac ecu ical Visociation was attained. Two members of out class. Augusta (•leenlielcl and llcrnard White, were honored by their im lusion in Who's Who in meric an ( olleges and I nivcisities. s we prepare to leave the ( allege of Phaimacvat Howard I'nivcrsity .uni stop to comeinplate, we Imd that we are not as happy leaving as we thought we would he when we entered. We realise that we ate not leaving mere acquaintances hut true Iriends. Me. lire class ol l?lr� 7. would like to express out gratitude to Dean Coopet and r � ilu memlxrts ol the facnltv who have so unselfishly given of theit lime md knowledge that we might Ik successful. They have guided us into the profession. I lie extent to which we advance in the profession is our sole- responsibility. 134 SENIOR CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS m itmtmww mwmmw STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: Fannie Jones. Carl Kennedy, Bernord White, President, John Jones, Vice-President; Augusta Greonfield. Standing.- John L. Ware, Alton Smith, Joseph Rotter, Alphonso Bigger, Williom Hammond AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Left to right: Celestine Rogers. Secretory; Donald I. Templeman, President; Dr. Theodore 8. Zulucky, Advisor; Lydia Cooper. CHI DELTA MU FRATERNITY mm School of Law Bison Staff WILLIAM D. BUTTS, JR. Ediior BISON STAFF Left to right. Normon Wilson. Joon Brelond, Jesse Johnson, Leonder Show. 140 faculty of the school of law Le f to right, fitting: J. Washington, C. Stroker, Librarian; G. Johnson, Dean; A. M. Daniels, H. Reid. Standing: A. Christopher, G. E. Hayes, N. Pocht, C. Duncan, F. Rce es, C. Quick, R. Clarke. OFFICE STAFF SCHOOL OF LAW Left to right: P. Johnson, Law School Secretary, E. Scott, Facclty Secretary. O. Cooper, Dean's Secretary 141 I.IMM� N C. ItKRRV, |K. ilinington. Not ill aiolina he 1.1 Deli.i Mu .1 II.. Xuilh (ni til tun C.olhxc n 11am Davis lit irs. )k civ|wiii c vvs. Virginia M Util II I I . I I A sSO( ia I ion, I i -.i mi m ; I .;i w | on i n:«I; I.iv;.il id; Bison l;. litoi ka|� I .i Al|� li;i I si Liatemiiv .1.11.. Unwind t'nivciMl) (.oil k I i i lit u ill k Washington. I) (. Law |oum.il. Kditor-in-Chiel; Epsilon Sigma Iota; N C.I I II.. I 'nivrfsilx n) I'ennxvhxinia I MOM s I wils ( I WINCH A VI Plant City. Honda AH.. I-hut tin .L M l'nnn‘i.ut i v in Imiw kh tiaioi s Philadi Ipllia, Pennsv Ivania laiw |oiinial .1 I.. I ng fti i I 'iiinn I riixmutx EaKI M. |oll so Huntington. West Viigiuia Omega Psi Plii liatcmiiy: I.IW S( lllllll Mnol ( Oil I I I i.mi. Kiicni Divisions Edi idr, I.aw |oumal I IIOM s I -I VI IS I In ks, |l Rn Iniioml, Viigiuia I.aw |onmal .’ v.. I'niimni I'nton I iinirmly |iss� |oiinmin asliinglou. D. ( Omega P i Phi Fraternity: Kison Mall; . P llnsi ness ( Ini) .1 II.. Htpu'mtl I'linri.ulx Oi c I i nisi Mel M � .in in (•icemboro. onli Carolina .A V.( .1’.: Epsilon Sigma Iola II Unwind t’nnvisilx («ioR(.� Minor. |k. oi I oik. itginia I U Ibm tiid I IIIi « l.vz v JnsM'll Mil i I u Monroe. Louisiana l|� ha Pin lpha I-1 alei nils: Legal nI .1.11.. nllnde , Collrfir (.vi v in (Aim Prm� h Montgonuiy. Alabama II.S., Alol n nn Stole (ulle r 142 ( KI m M RtMK (iaroliiu. I tit It Rim . {.. Hou’tnit (’nivrmtx Sol itMov S. M vn MonigoiiinA. Via I tuna . { I i. ItlglloHr ( 'til, jr (.11 mmmmi IV Roam I niljilcmaii. Virginia Student llai Association U.S., I n ima Slalr C.uUrff ’ I I t MM K |rKK1 S|| n I cxingtou. ugi'nia Bison Stall l| ha I’lii l|� ha Fr.iu ruit I.ft.. II r i I irginia Sinir Collrge Nokman Svimmmc Wiis� � n Muskogee. tkl.diouia Vlpli.i I’lii Alpha li.iUiniiN, Kapp.i Howard Pla cr ; Vinol.l Vii s.Mit is; I-in Si Inh 1 Vlooi (.01111 I cam ko ( lIUM is KM.Ill Atlanta. (.eolgia .1 It., lultUnnsr ('.iillcgt it 11 i I u 1 s Woonsos Baltiinou . lar lund I niutstis Wide Count il oil Student I ilc; Student Bai V sot ialiotl. I i esitlen 1; l.l’ga I Vitl; V .( I I It Slntr ( ollrgr Moot Court School of Low 143 Class History TEMPUS FUGIT I lie ycat 1 95 1 is one not soon to be lorgotten by any «� l ilit |ktsoiis mentioned herein: n was the yeai lhai ibis c lass began its unrelenting. unswerving, uncompromising drive to wresi Irom the minds ol ihe facility and from the tomes of the library all there was to Ik.- known of that vague and illusory sjieeti'e—'The I.aw. We were a sophisticated. cosmopolitan group: debonaii Joseph Millet: voting, industrious, impressible William (.us Hulls; suave, immaculate Lincoln Lilts and l-.arl Johnson: the brilliant (.oloi Hull her: Not man Wilson, anogant. tempestuous and eloquent; Jesse Johnson and I homas Hicks, detet mined and aggressive: Olga M I atighlin. fashionable and pretty: Vl in F.cliols. Williams Woodson, and (ieorge Minor. s liolarlv and studiotis: Lisbon licit I homas Cunningham. Carlos Rivera. all detenuined ami devoted to unmasking the mysteries ol the law: (.lenwood Roane, dynamic ami martial: Solomon Seay, l.candcr Shaw, and Clavon ( allev Pr or. allable tnd t ongenial. Lhis was out ( la� . We studied, aigued. lotmgh. and played, but we kept Ik-I ore tis. ever be lore us. the day when we would doll mil study habits, don out caps and gowns, .tnd sails loiili to patiiti pate in the building of a great new world. We were sophisticated Inn the impassioned the unit ol Dr, Nahrit done us to oui horulmoks; we were cosmo|)olitan. but the incisive logic• o| Mr. Reid pierred out veneer: mil energy was exhausted bv Mr. Washington's frenetic search for The Fee.' We lived bv the Rules ol ( ivil Proiediire: we struggled vainly w ith mam hv| othcti als w bit It in to the Mr.) Quick: We assiduously meastued the length ol the Chancellor's Foot, seeking w hat F |iiir.y we could hud we pierced flu corjmratc veil lc� t Mr. Wofford, and thallengcd the constitmioiialitv of Mr. Lane's Civil Rights. We c Ira I ted out Wills I'm Mi. Danielsnnd pro ieeded to do battle with the titles of F vide nee. We trained thumping, bumping, sophisticated issues which were Dean |ohnson’s jo but which t ixrtl the imsis ol all out gif '. We ( red i led mn Lrausac lions and set out Sales lor the Federal Jurisdiction ol It hot Law. Our Ooverument Regidations cieated inauv Conflicts in out Domestic Relations, but the Final Legal ccounting proved that out Creditor's Rights had no place in diiiinistrative Law. We argued out cases before Judge Haves and lutng out juries until the cases liecanie Moot. Xo one will deny that but fot Mr. I ill we would still be searching for the Rule in Shelley s ( ase. Class meetings were a constant source of joy. lot here we argued and fought with no holds barred. Can we ever lorgt-l the great debate over the (Mass Oilt? Resolved: That the Class of 1957 should present the I .aw School a statue of a golden allxttross will) lx� lix ol lightning in its In.ik and serpents entertvvined in 11s talons. Out able presidents (Jesse Johnson. Colei Rule Iter. I.islxm Berry and Solomon Seay) proved tlieit mettle in presiding ovei such stormy sessions. We worked hard. Cider 1 hue I ter. lari Johnson I homas Hic ks |vin K I-chols. and Williams Knits produced uiasterlv articles lor the Law Jomnal. I Itontas (amningltam led a tremendous crusade to einoll the entire student bodv in the N AC.P. Far I Johnson and Norman Wilson electrified the Moot Conn with thc-ii brilliant Defense of M'N'aghten. We played well. I lie- Mutual Barrister's Ball was an occasion of great merriment as we lcx ked forward to the torrid laments ol our blues singing buddy, Jo Miller. Cettainlv. among out lighter memories, w� -catalogue'’(ins Butts' theory We are |xirdonablv proud of the fact that ours is the- first lass to graduate from the magnifu ic-nt new building. ()in study lias been challenging and eu riching. Me fan- the problems of a dynamic society with a serenity bom ol confidencc— a confidence instilled in us liv an able and devoted faculty. Tlu-I (‘cling i- in esc apablc that wr were extremely lortn naie m being able to study .it the i tadle of ( -iv il Rights litigation. We pray that the efforts of the faculty in mt beb.ill have not been in vain: we pray cvn to Ik woriliv of the effort they ex|� cndcd on us. nd so. with a eal to serve, and a confidence in m ability to serve, we leave---- 144 SECONO YEAR ClASS. SCHOOL OF LAW MOOT COURT TEAM Left to light: N. Wilson, E. Johnson, J. Gibson, J. Washington, Advisor; D. Evans BOARD OF GOVERNORS Left to right, seated. C. C. Carrol, Secretary; W. Woodson, President; J. Harmon, Vice-President; W. D. Butts, Treasurer LIBRARY STAFF Seated.- Cynthia Stroker, Librarian. Standing: Calvin Hockley, Colaloger; Matthew Till, Assistant Librarian; James Gipson, Student Assistant. IV. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sooted c enter Sol man Sr ay President LAW JOURNAL STAFF Seated center G. Butcher Editor-in Chief 14 Portia Club N A A. C. P 1. Where's the Porty? 3. Professional Dignity 4 Whai is This? 5. After Clostes 6. Studying in the Library 7 Did I Pass? 8. Mr. President? 9. Future Looks Dim Sooted. lov rente Do THE BISON STAFF v.� , Henry Gregory, Jomcy Woolen B Elion Co . Editor Stand,ng Bote Jomev 150 DEAN FRANK T. WILSON School of Religion Foeulty of the School of Religion l?l li I I I UN COX Kankakee. Illinois I trasum Senior (Hass. Canterbury (Hub: Omega INi Phi l i ..i i mis S k ial (Commit ice: Editor, Uison, N.A.A.C.P I.It., I ivingstone College Pmloml Counseling Oil mo is ndri |oni:s Washington, 1). C. Omega I'si Phi Fraternity: Publications board. Hilltop. l it., Mon is It iown College Con me ling I. Rl I l� IRsOM I)wits. |k. Washington. 1 , ., Alpha Phi lpha Fraternity; President. School � l Religion Student V'scinbh: Editor-in Ohiel Spins Newsletter; bison Stall. It V. Prairie I ieu A. M College Theology ln.NKor KaMMII I’ll S.u mors b.diiinore. Mai land lpha Kappa Delta A.It.. I low mil l-niveiiily Theology I AMIS III m Woorr b.ilrimoie. Maryland Vlpha Phi lpha Kraleinils: Vice-President Senior ( lass: I reasmei � l Situleni sseni-hly; bison (.oniiniiiec I It., Mlogon Stole College Theology THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE Left to right.- McKinley-Homilton, Mrs. Corole Staton, Secretory; Bennie Whiren. 152 Our Class History in Three Chapters I’lrfmr: Our jin11m� m’ tin entering theological vmdy was one as flic Vpustlc Paul wrote: “Study to show 11 in sell approved unto Hod. a workman that iteedeili not lx ashamed, lightly dividing the wont ol irutli.’ II rim. 2:15. nh mint lion: riie I n ol idolizing admiration was all around its as we cnteivd the S liool ol Religion to pie|xire lor a greater minisity. I.idled l v dreamy mitsiiigs alx'iu the future, wc were received with the glow ol ambit urns lues liy tlu la« tilts anduppci • lasMiien 1 lie golden riol ol tlu- autumn leaves tailing was on the otitside ol the Sc lit Mil and we knew that on ilu inside heights ol magnanimity ami love' were l.illini on oiii |utinsav il we would be « halleilged to stndv I lie i lasMiiaies, ( liai les (oik s. Jess l aylor, June |c llc-rson. ’iioi| Simms, Jolninie I'lailean. lt Kiulev Hamilton James Wooten, and I .aw rente Davies. writ Idled with awe and tin extraordinary wistful look ol innocence and simplii iiv as wc commented three new iliapicis in oiii lives. Wortls ate not ouis to drpit i the earnest ness, zeal and intelligence vs bull vveie given o doling the three veais. We sav io those who lieljK’d us in all things in the most sincere and expressive pln.isr — 'Thank you.' ( Inifitn One: We studied ardentIv and enjoyed the yeat in its entiiety. I'he ittspiiation received Irom the Little ('li.ajK‘1 CamvcNation. the Retreats, and ssemhliet. were inteiiselv spintiial. I hclx-st dlc.vscd vseiet liailes and |ess. I hr most studious were I.awieiuc and James I lie most jolly were June and Yiigil. I he most sincere was McKinley. Johnnie leh Mine the year ended. (.huf tri Two: I he ii ic voc aide past was a stepouvanl to more (raining in preaching, theology, pastoial counseling c him h hisioiv. and tcligiotis education. Ik I lion ( ox. ol | hhnI Sc-ininaiv. Salisbury. North C.iiolma. joined us. His rising stoim ol winds kept us iiHcsvintlv in joyoiiMicss. Monioc Naiiudc is. a loimet siudeiii returned vsith his outstanding (Ktstoral ex|x ricntc We were inspired by Jess siiuitiiet clinical e jH ii cnees. McKiitlcv's spiritual guidance, James' mclo dious singing. irgil's playfulness. ( liailes held work tales, laiwreiue's aMuienness. Montoe's easy grace, and Ik hlion s pec uliaiHies i% we looked lor the green-gold air ol a senim veat. |ohnnie returned with usas we moved loiward. ( haflirt Three: Wc txrgan the Iasi war with the loss ol Virgil. June. Johnnie and McKinley toother c lasses and Jess toaiiothct school. Oiii lives again wetc eniic lied with knowledge from ilu annual meetings. As v e up proacheel the end we looked toward senioi coiupie heitsive examinations and ilu decisions Irom out ilist11ic lots who give themselves to His l eaching Minisltv. We sav to them, the I ihrariau and Sexton that the fellowship procured Irom tlieiu will not lade liom out meilioiies. ( one Union: The end is nigh and we say to our under- lavs men to stiive for tlu maximum ol attainable and c'ommiimcalile truths. Within tlu hie-.idth and length of out livc-s tills Imm k will never he closed. The most inspiring event • ! each classmate is as follows: Monroe—Devotional periiKh in I ittle Ii.ijmI James— Mcdit.itic� n iiiomeiiis Jones— I lu ( oiivcnatious Ijwicucc—Dr. John O. Ne lson sjhvc lies C .ox— Pastoial ( oiuiseliiig kilovvledge Our coi jhMate c reed is expressed here as follows: I o lollow after righte ousness, godliness. faith, love. |Mtience. and meekness, l-ight the good light «� l laitli. lav hold oil eternal 11Ic . wheieiiuio we .lie called, and have professed a good piolcssinn Indore many w i i lie sses I I mi t II IJ 153 THE MlDDLER CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Dr Frank T. Wilton, Advisor THE INTER SEMINARY COMMITTEE Left to right looted: Charles Jones, Benny Whiten, Chairman; Willie Williams. Standing• Henry C Gregory. Benjamin Cox 154 STUDENT AND FACULTY ASSEMBLY Lowrence Dovies, President; Perry Smith, Vice-President Dovid Turner, Secretary; Johnny Proilecu, Choploin THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Seofed, left to right; Miss Jessie Mae Hicks, Chairman, June L. Jefferson, Mrs. Ethel Williams, Supervisor. Standing.- 8cnjamin Cox, Payton Cook. THE LIBRARY STAFF Left to right: Fronk Reid, Willie Willioms, Henry Gregory, Mrs. Ethel Williams, Librorion; Mrs. Bishop, Assistant Librarian,- Arnold Walker, Jr. IS'5 1. Annuol Communion Service Toble 2. The School of Religion 3 Deon Wilson of the Annuol Convocotion Bonquet 4. Our Christmos Tree 5 Two groduatei who oro sorving our Notion in the Choploincy making a visit in '56 6. Meditotion Retreat Scene 7. Our Friday Refreshment Hour School of Social Work MABEL GILBERT Editor THE BISON STAFF 158 INABEL LINDSAY Dean and Faculty School of Social Work faculty of the school of social work 159 lir i n I kan« � (Auint Alt vindria. Vi K� i� � � I Jf„ II esl I nginia Slate College I’iyihiatiii Swiitl Work Maw iM ' H' A,sl '' It.lion Rouge. I oiiisijnw Alpha Kappa Alpha I It.. Howard Uunrniiy MciHirtl Sot ml II otk Wii i i ni I k nk (iiHitio .rshinglon, I), C. National Asvxiaiion ol Sin ini Woikeis: Library Committee: Ho v:ml ( Diversity Itimiii vK iation .1 It.. Howard Cuh'einly Family ami Child Welfare r« ii� i.f.i (:«• k. High Point. Notih (..111� l1111 lplia Phi Mpliu; Siudein )rg;tni alion It V. . m th (at olimi Ai-T College Mr dual Sana! II Oik Sami i i Ik ham I)axih Bombay, India IS.. Horn hay I an ersilx limn m unity Olga a nation Ei ivmo iii Wii i i i' Dowi in Baltimore. Maryland .■I.It., Maun I Holyoke ( oilier Fsyrliinirii S mini I I'm A I nun Maki.mci i Dixon Westminster. Mai land Student Family Cninmiilee: l.ibraiy Coinmiliee; Fomin ( oiii in 111 et . Re. i u i i in m l loinm 11 tee: So. ia I Ailion (ioimnitteo. .-l.lt.. Morgan stale College Medan! Sot ml II oik |n I.KUh F VIIOKMIN I mkahoc. New York Sim lal lion C annul ill ft : Bison Committee I it . Howard HniiwiMi) l i linihu Social W'ork Ivon111 l � |oi km mi Fim i ' Washington. I). lj ha kappa Della; So. i.il lion ( oniniiiuc: l.ihi aty Committee. I It . Howard I Mimn v Main a! Soi ml II oik | vitl l I .I K.II 11 in Rl aslliliglon I) Student )rgani aiion K n ii live oininiiiM ; StudcntF.ii nil Committee: Bison Editor: Social iiion Committee Delia Sigma I lit la Stiffn if .-l.lt., Howard I iii. ri it Family ami ( hi Id II Ifmr Ri.hm ;v 1.1 km dim Form m VIcNundiia. Virginia I S . Virginia Stale College Medical Sot ini Work Mary 11 kki aslliliglon. D. C. Si licit ni Oigani ation; Sot ial . lion Committee: Library ( inmiitee. I.It.. 11' .rani University ( lohl II elfnse I Ml 1.HMIN ( oxk 1� I IlC kX ashington. I). C. I.ihtaiA Oimntittcc; Student Fatuity Committee; PriMdcni student Organization: Fxctu live (.on u n it ice. li.S., I tu uni University I syehiatrii Social ll'otft I’ i l Si i v kI ) iUNso.N Chattanooga. I ennexsec Sot i.il (iommittee A.It.. fohnson C. Smith I'niversity h a ill i ly and Child Welfare I.KNhiiM Ro i Johnson Kit limoiid, Virginia Student Organiz ttiott AM.. I irginia I 'won I iineisilx hi only and Child II el fare Etow ki� A1.1 s |on i s B.iliimort’. Maty land Student-Fat uliy Commiltcc; Retiuiimeni ( ainunittce AM.. Randolfih-.Maion College 1‘syi hint rit Work Cakoi a ni I Iakkis Mii i � .k (ireensboro. N’oi ili (airolinu II.S.. .Xorth Caiolinn A L-T College Mriln nl Social II ark JlMMIK I I Kl III 1 1111 I IP Prairie View. Texas ( .inieihmy (Mul : Bison Committee AM., 1 1 nnic I n;i College I’.syi hint fit Smial Wink I Ml s Daniki Ml I I I I V liliaimfon. North Carolina Ret i oiimeni Onnmittcc A.II.. Xorth Carol inn College liiimly and Child Welfare Vika (iowv Ri km M nil kii k. M u vl.ind Simlem Organi aiioii; Wesley Touiulaiioii; Student • Family (loininittee: Soi ial ouuniitee; Sot ial Ac tion Committee. I S . Howard I niversity I min nl Soi ml Work 11 I.II ON III XI SI IKK III l Baltimore. Maryland A.It.. Stanford I niveisitv Medo ill Soi nil II ml; T i ohm a Juan Wai.mk Washington. DC Siudent Organization: Library Commit tee: Ret ruitmcni (aimmittee. I S., I'irgiwa State ( allege Child Welfare 161 Lot isn 11 vkkii i sm 11 Primes nnc. Mai viand Bison Committee: Smial lion Coniniitiee: Rei ruiimeni Commit tee; AI | lia K a| pa Alpha. It.S'.. Chestnut Hill College Mediml Soria! II ork Br rnici M'n n ms V isliington. I). (.. Bison Committee: Soi ial «-iion Committee; ( h.iirm.in, -Student Fat tills Committee. A.It.. Howard I nn er.utx l xyt hiatrir Smial Work PEGGY VAWNITA WILLIS Baltimore, Maryland Recruitment Committee A.B.. Morgan State College Family ond Child Welfare SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Seated Rebecca Fortune. Corresponding Secretory; Edith Dixon. Recording Secretary. Standing, left to right: Isabelle Finley. Treasurer.- Conrod Hicks, President, Mabel Gilbert, Vice President. 162 Do You Remember? Will you mncmbci . . .? In the hours of sweet, silent thought. As you retail memories ol things past. that day, September 17, I1� 53—when thirty-six fledglings began the flight Upward, into teahiis of a professional career? ()i ieiit.ition—where you began to learn ol man— Yotir lientele: ()( comuniiy resources—youi organ; ol pi itui pics— yoni skills, of feehnit|ncs—yom tools: and most ol all. yourself... Will you remember . . .? Coinpaiing. o ei Iiiik h. the diagnoses ol Casework I. II. and III-Were u hew ildeied when they weren't always the same? Foi you a new concept was horn—Individuality! Will you remember . . .? I lie beginning ol field work and accompanying anxieties Vbotit what to do, how to do it. and why. And how the support of your advisor, the guidance of your Mi| ervistor, Combined to give insight into the work before you? Relationships- ran time ever cancel youi memories Ol your lellou students, whose sh.ning ol insight, wisdom, I .earning pains, and bits ol wit and joviality Helped to make your experience alive and meaningful . . .} Will you u inemher . . .? The uniqueness ol your holiday celebrations . . . One year. The Feast ol Lights.” Your second year, a ric her and deeper understanding of African «ultiirc. Fxpanding your knowledge toward better understanding Of races and c reeds? Will you remember . . .? By the end of the year, I he professional feeling you had begun to nurture— Yet with the realization that there were yet mans goals to conquer Will you remember . . .? Flic confidence and assurance With which you approached youi second year of study and practice; lhu sometimes your knees still shook a little. With thoughts l new settings, new associates. And greater expectations. Will you rcmcmbei . . .? 1 he I licsis . . the endless searching ol records Letters sent . . . letters returned . . . Wells of dismay, hut also hoj e, much hoj e As you tramped through the city . . . From door to door to hud out . . Late night snacks . . .? Will you remember . . .. At last the dawning of the day. I he long awaited time, when Your hood of knowledge and skills was placed upon your shoulders; Now the world is youi university . . . Will youi remember . . .? Now cast a farewell look on these things And others you take pleasure in remembering; Though school days have faded, l he lamp of knowledge burns steadily still. Sending its beams to guide you . . . Be you Medical Social Worker, INvchiatiic Social Worker. Family or ( hild Wellarc Worker. C.omimmitN Organizer. 01 (.roup Worker, Look hack . . . and rcmeinbci 16) EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST YEAR STEERING COMMITTEE Donald Buffer, Elo n Clyburn 164 LIBRARY AND FORUM COMMITTEE RECRUITING COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: F. Walker, W. Coggic, E. Dixon, V, Reese. Standing, left to right: R. Fortune, I. SHuto, Dr. Thomos, Faculty Advisor; E. Jones. 165 SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE SECRETARIAL STAFF 166 ADMINISTRATION CLASS Instructor: Miss Alice Taylor THESIS GROUP I If� 7 THE CASUAL HOUR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS RELAXING IN THE LOUNGE If SOCIAL COMMITTEE Oh, thof lott minute cram A minuter becomes o Soool Worker 3?lt foot forword I see it this wciy Charming Social Workers' 170 Sticking together Poul Sitting pretly ' Autographs 172