Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1959 volume:

THE UNIVERSITY WIDE BISON STAFF HOWARD UNIVERSITY 2400 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PRESENTS Cnllrjrr « f (!oll� 2P «� f •4 H ( e Cl)ecLcate rjhts fiooL to... 9 nr fParents and (guardians It i« with grrut pride ami deep rcs|� ect that v%« . tin- graduating clashes of Howard I imersily for the year 1959. dedicate this yearbook tlir chronicle of our life at I Iowan! to our mo t worthy benefactors, our parent' and guardians. To these persons who have given freely of themselves in order that we might grow, do we with deepe-t humility and reverence dedicate this yearbook. To describe in prose. er c. or song, out love, affection, and tender appro-riation for your many sacrifices would he far more ambitious an undertaking than we could ever hope to accomplish. To recall tin extent and depth of our solir ilous concern for our welfare and education would challenge the I rest of memories. nd yet we. with loving remembrance, recall the untold instances of your concern and undiminishing faith in our, then, untried abilities. rul as we stand today, on the threshold of a new life, we are reminded of the t.reek god Janus who |M� sses e l the power of | ercei mg both the past and the future. I1 or we -turid with one face x rowing tin past, a history of your love, faith, and devotion, and with tin other fare in tin direction of the future, filled with the great hopes anti expectations that surge within our hearts. We are proud of and thankful for tin heritage which you have given us. and we are prepared and willing to meet the new life ahead. nd if you are for us. w ho can he against us? 11 lessacje from the President MOKDKCM W. JOHNSON I wish f li i day t«� -«-n« I a greeting to the mother- nn«l futliei-and to all the kindred of the members of the ('.las- of 1959. to tell them how deeply I -hare in the joy whieh they have bernn-e their loved one- are about to graduate arid to rereive their degrees from Howard I diversity. Howard I diversity i- glad to he a--o-eiated with these parents and kindred in the great undertaking of education. We are proud of the work which you. their -on-and daughter-, have done here, and we look forward with eager interest and prayerful Im |m to the work of intelligent and devoted service to the people whieh you are going to do in the year- ahead. m I I Diversity 71dmi rust ration DR. I. M. RHIT. JIL DU. . J. ItLXCKHI UN Secretary of th • I nit rsin limn of indents Dll. Will I Wl ST I UT l I th an of tlh I nicrr.sity mu. j. i.. ovum Him tor of Student It hi itirn MRS. M. U. FOSTER Act in Dean of M omen DK N II. . in W Dam of Mm THE HEX. E. CR WVTORD It tin Dean of the (.liii irf MR. J- B. CI AUK Treasurer of the I niicrsitv MIL (.. I . STANTON llusiness 1anagtr MIL E. I . OOODM N Director of 1‘uhlit {. •,,ti„ns enionam kK m w wii «;to DF.VN MDI) M y n 1)11. JOHN I I KNEK II I Mil I MKS COBH r may con i«lrr ourselves li.it (Irferinr in inrmoiv. Itrrau'r uc remrniher lf� Ilian wr «lr� irr. To you. honor i lur for I lie va?l er ice .uni rew .wiling rontrihutiou to I hr tmi «-r-ii v. on have lro| |«e l out of lift one way or another. ami I hr rarth clods over you. We -re you no niorr. Hut. -till th voire- ,«i. ringing o'er the gale! ’ nil I� !I I 1R I ION HI II l)l � . V.W MKYS RESIDKMK II M l COorms. Where W 'e Slept TIIK (.H Mill W.I.K 1 o K II l I «m� k mi i x-% Zl ;aunfr)moy — °°fj '} ) sfiinpjm titoojssnj y •) u II m a:� l JIN IM m n.ni miiimiii m ci rivurmnv-i 4JMV: COI I.EOE OK MEDICINE IHIKklFI l.l. m Ml m i;i M IIIMI m DIM rJhe 11 m versify (Bison TIIK I MVERSITY T FK college of liberal arts 81 ihs vos,w K ( dedication Kl III H. SITACER To you. Until 15. Spencer. we dedicate tlii hook a an expression of mu admiration for your distinguished achievement in working with the community. 011 have been described a- one of the most constructive women in communit) affair- that ever lived in the capital of tlii- nation. s a graduate from The College of Liberal rts. Howard I Diversity, you have carried out the theme of our 1959 yearbook Instruction ends in the classroom but education cuds only with life. Surely your contribution!- to academic, community organizations, and instruction- incorporate tlic-e words: •| uc leave Howard, lie hope that YOU will continue to he our guide and stay leading u from day to day . . ” I K Fll.Wk M NO M)J V Jli I him, i ifllipi ol l.ibvfol l ts 20 hi CARKOI l I Mil l I K Iwixfnnr limn. Coltefr nl I i hr nit hi. C J ass t(istory lliarr it i- at la-t. June I• .”� ! Mam of u« thought we'd iirtrr makr it way hark thrrr hi 1955 when we were mere fredtmrn. Vi dial time 1959 rrtiicd i far awav. -o remote. -o uiupproarhahl • ''•niii of ii were � o limuc-irk vve mild liJidlv wait tm our lift va nlion t� p lioiut'. li t jltiiii graduation. It .� rcmcd that lliini: Moillil Itni'f gel -cltlcd. II iinMiiln-r tin new'ne-.- of oiii ilortnit rv home . ihr never ending a � l new fair , out ilrrant ami dr-in of being a I h !•• |rl aioiind with tin cave uml -opln-ln .ilimi of llir ii|i| ri • la .mrii' Kim with tin |iaticnt ami hrlplul guidance of ill ' iarti|iii pal- we «lill iiiju.igril to p| VihI lliwx aw I ill placement ami pliv-iral «- am- w had In take Would lliry ever rea-r1 It wa tln n manv of u hreame Kficlt- li I major ! Oiii iii ii jlioiial jitiiiiu— during brr-lunan Week look tin Ii.oI li«lr of llir placement fxjni- out of our mouth . Kniu-inlw r tin free rukc jini r jtil jin ini' at Miller )|ou� « ' Mill, r tlmr-e hail a liiitiir uttno-pherc and helped rra-« onw of our Inntii Mikne . Then there wa- our lioatridc an event never to In forpittrn. Our Si k Hop � i aim delightful; very iiiloriuul with tin lair-t iiui-ir, Our I � • -lirtt.iit l.ilrnt Show m mo I drulcdly won h Juiit Scott - tin year progre—ml. malty Itappv weekend- wi'it -pent darn me. pl.rving caul . pte- ing in gemi.il fal i in pm tic m lat! t ami i halting in the lln rrjtion Kooni of tin Cirl ’ Ihmu. It al o -i rm- that mam attempt- writ made in rll mu leftover In ■ illir- u no iiiIm'I out • (.« ! 1CiaI of lh-j|iir« i|.ii: lull ill wlm alli iuh il rerrivrd a free ’59 Iteanie with hi- In k«i i lh w-i u r, all wa- not play Wc were a rcriou group with a definite pm pox- iii miinl. W c want' d our education at am ro-t ami pro- •‘nh'il to ohlaui our fi'iil. fter llir ru-ln— ami -rtiokei- mam of ■i% dr. iilraf |o roiiihinr oiir pur-mi for knowledge with plr Igiug to organization whnh wnula! not only provide -• ul activiti - hut ;ik inlrlln lual uml ultur.il environment , lln— •• mgani a lion of coui-e were the variou fruternilir uml or iilir- In aihlitioii to lluh-e mam of it- paim il mme of tin other noteworthy organization too nultierou to ttieiifiiui i plioiiniic . � oim of u- returned rarlv a Cutupii- I'uU. 'll-, we weii now ...........pltnniore- and fell vv. roiilil lend a hand to the im opting fredinien who had liehue them that vvlinll we had mi cnurtigmoi-lv fined and had hehiiul u-. We had a verv pli'uw.mt mpri e in -tore a hi hhii loinnl mil, lln new dtnini-lialio|i Kuilding w� now open l� � icgi-Uathm No longci did we have |o -land in lln� e terribly long linr in the etamped lia-cntrnl � d Dmigla- Hall. 1 Mi ye-. wr -till had lhu-r I in -. only they moved fu-trr; lx—id —. w|n� •«« mrd to rate j� inm li with .iirroinidinit b pleasant a- llm-e in tin new .Immigration Ihiihlmg i Thjl fall and -pring manv of u- looked mightv pirtlv mi our probation line . My. h� w proinl ami hjppy wr were! We had amithei rej-on to In pioml. f t it � a in mir -ophomoir y«-,� r when vvi received a pi ample for Iming lln m.r l mil-tamiinc cla� . f lien wr trjllv had mir rhe-1- � turk mil. Kentemlier Imw hard -otiie o| ii- winked on the -oplionuur cla— float' Mlhm «slt we didn't win a prize, it looked fine to u«. (•one wa- another rliuol year and we hj l fuiallv reJt lied uppri • lj «men -lain- few o| ii heeame Iran-fer -Indent- to varum- enllege llllougliou the I mted State and orrj.jonallv dropped it- u line via the Hi (np. the latter nltirli im idefltjllv wa- growing l� y leap and ImiilMf i|U.inlitJtively a- well a igial.tativefv. Mam u- had a cdi m -mne eapaeitv on llir jvafier which would well an ••tint fnt it- rapid -urre—. We -aw the e-tuldidiiuenl of a werklv i it nit I at the Bioltrgiejl Scimei Ihulding evetv Tltur-dm night free movie- which were rather recent. Mam a night their wa- -tanding room only. Miner Hall wa being trnnotHied and old t.l.uk Hull viehled to the com -million of a new Fine rt building. We experienced out tit -I Mm I r-tival m the Spliup of tin year. My. what lovely «•� -tntne . dance- ami iim-ii ! We plugged along m all a-pret- o| our tolh-gr life uneml-lr—|v and nntiirdlv without a thunght toward turning h.u k ward-. Hie trim- out IjIm i -eenied r|o-e� n w and we had to reach otir goal without IjiI Ntmlli r vear tjuh klv dippol hv and before wr knew it. wr wen the eb� « hoiked up to by all other-. We wen- the Senior ! Now wr win Irillv frn to wjlk ii|n ii our Senior Walk which wa- lorhidiicn territory to u- � i fre-hrm-n. Miner II.ill � reiinvatioii wa- m w complete ami readv for u-c. It even had a (aimIon- hi-fi unit. T. .. and eomlorlahle lounging area . t la-t. we had our own -Indent building ami were vvi over joyed. Manv happy hour- were-pent there. The iIjv - m-riiied to flv without oiii uwaremr of tli ii com ing. - -i-nior i rilain privilege wen he towed u|nui u-. From our own ela-- could l« rlio-mi the Student (.mined president Klla Mi vel: (iridiron Oueen, I dull Fitzhugh: Woman • ! the Near. v|via lav ho. out ( la—Our. h Dale ICo|irrt oa, « ut (Ma— l're-id� nl. Dougla— Matlii-. Some om lovely i|ut-«n- cho m over the V.-ar- were III I lev Ifni lei 1 aim r V«.gginv Fav Nnder-oti Brveriv K.irn -, Jnv11 V olt. iti.| I oretla Ka t � n ' ni of ii were fortunate emnigli make Who' Wlm in Odbgr : lartpieliiie I’rw'e. Maude '•(eplleti-on. Svlvia Taylor. I otrtta Ka-fon. Krverly liar nr-. Oiarlr- Saunder . TImim who worked rvrn haider made I’lii lh-la Kappa: I’aul llrown. Vivian (.arner. and other honor -orictic-. Thi wa- l-o the vear in which we vvitin—-ed a great improvement in our b- tbull team, tin Ih-on . with ( win-. 2 lo- -. and I tie. Ihe hoy- Were really great: thev fought evetv ilteli of tin- wjv for ii . Tlir Koo-U-r - Chih gave out peitilant- and ‘I am a 11.1 lli-oir Ih.o-tei billion to it- tneinlter-. l lir hand, cheer leader-ami iwirh-r went all mil with new iinihirin- roiitim -. and ehr cr-to pnividc u with a tiio-t etljoy.ihh- hilKtinie mtivitv. School -pitit -oared! fimecontinued t -peed on. Out la-t -ctnc-lri wa- u|m� u u . Kvery moment wa elieir-lied and liea-urrd a- we hoiked at familiar lace- and building- with a new and -addctied •• ling om.ii it wa- all to U lo lurid u«. lln four vear- l -weal ami toil plea-ure and pain, huppim-. and -or row m i. coming t a ch e. We knew wr could lick tlm-e eotupiehen-ive exam ami wr did with living color . It w.i- all hut over now. It n wj- it reallv { No. our m« m.in - of dear Howard, mu Mina Mater, atr much too pnviou- to In- allowed to deejv. Wr will alway- ho k l� j« k londlv on our four vrar- -pent here, ami tile retnemhianee of mir •treogth. courage and per-everame will p« r|N'lnite our d --ir. u, •Inve z.ralou-ly onwaid and lipwjrd. W e can hardlv wail for the e|n� leniiimi in I � . I util then, it - not goodbye: oulv o long f u awhile ( )ur rj re s i i man einemner , ) 23 BKTTVE VH VMS hin lon, IHin i. 'mint II enter: B omen' League, I urrrti� iuUag See mart: B A� rn'i II ague. 1 1 I iff PreriJent; 7rath ooi I ranAall Hall. FretiJmi: Frailer Hail, 1‘retitlrnl; I It Herat) 111 Jr l.oaunl on Student hie. I ommittre oi Hrlifiom• UJr; I nit mil Chair. 11 oust- Goiernmrnt, HaUnin B knit ley Covins mi.m IKI.INI I IJ)KIIM.K W « hinyli n. I . I,'. Ilonttnl I an rr ii I oaten' ( I til, F.COSOMIO Kl HVKI) III.NR1 VDAM-. JH iMroil. 'In lu;.m ZooiiMi VI Mil.IF IIKI I K VI I K U i� bia|lM, I 1 t; SOMI ' |HI M. |)U|so NV i-liinctoii. I). C, V «,ii man • lab; Hiitorx t lull lllMOIlV CLoftCI WIWIW VMMKSOV l .ill� Tn� Huuae t lab; I at tilt I mil all MV I Mil l M VMM HM llixoton. Trta I nit milt I ther; Vpha Kapiia II phu Snt on n; U o ftl I (I tor flub Cnvi NVV1I m JFVWk M Mill V [� RM) W (lihilVlMI, ll. I . Iloi at J I tut ft tilt Plater ; II ill to , I rotate M titrr l am-1 flab. Set trtta . V||i Cmnteibmr ih, ,. aiiumal EAuiatianai liW'Mlim I Met national (tub. 1‘ti Ultil hit,-, tut. F.nghth f lult Kuimi II V Kill ll I IF IMIT VlUlllll its r� J lv Sliitb tti I hnstiun Ivst-uilnin . Ilex let I unJalion; SponuA ( lull; Sen lot 11 mint. ft . I. S m IOMN.I UFA Fill V I. VII IIVKNF I’liila.lr|| ln.i. I . nn )lianii l‘ r ,ilriil. Hum at A I' ater ■ F.Ailot-ia-Ckie) lltu'n: Hlth Kappa llpha Solo'll); Senior ( im Hepre.xenla hi e SiuJrni I on mil; Senior Mm-lot I nnvi il ( bait: (am n bat) I tun union II hot B ho in lrnr i 'll I Ilireitilie noil f otiegr I III I M I FKKDKIIIi k VI II MIF.I BALI VNTYNE klntMcHO, -l. V iorrnt. MW .1 I ite I’rotiJenl, Slmlrnl I ountil, H ho'. t ho in tmeiirtin I niierutles will lttiirfr%; l‘re%iAenl. t'.hrmi trv f lab, I nr I'rruArnt. Caribbean lv •oiiali on: 1,1 1 tot to tteshram Strrr. mg I uni in i tier; Tutor anil (i nuw. Slone Hall llvtmilviy ; I anil V i er ( mi vminv l « '|i| |(| V ItVliM Til f ink llill, V-ilh djrolina l’n (hi. Stuilml hrntian 1 u„ in in s', rum Mentor |’«VY Mot ill V 21 BAKU HA FAWN l� m U « Kinjsi� n. I). (], ftiUtn Damcr t lab; Howard I'lai F omen'i 41 hi fin (luxia iun. ronru'i lracne; Alpha kari-o 41. pha St aril) SorioUKt Kami knkhki hem Montryn Itov I.ni' ii i |l.W |. H rslri Foundation; imiiih.v JESSE EtHKKI BE KI� W a hiu;ton. I . C kopim Alpha Vn £ roman let Club YX OMIMH IIOK I BKI TON. Jll Hi mi Now Virt rimuin I Inh f'truJral; H uarJ I wifrv i i.htrir, SfU'iidofly flab SOI KH OCH Ml I III II IIIOM s iiEwm I'oitfiiUiHilli. iicmia kappa Sigma Ilf hilling Society; His ltir l lnl lltfYORV JOsKI'll I IIIMlol H 4-liincii n. I . (1 k ti ifm Vidia I i Cun iki III II Mil O'NEIL 10 WITT S .i� liinuton. I). C ' I II r English Club l I III % 11 SI. 'IN INI l(ANSEORD III KE H“c jIL. Jinuii-i. B W.l. I hrnuMry limb; l.aflbheun IisniV Hon; I'hi lh ru kat’ivi; Hrta k.ipio I hi '•■Ii-rlip. Ilonol o«lrf Chi vii iii M MITl io l I'll III. KKR a� hmuf oti, 11 I III Mls � KlJ.N I Mil I (IIS NNON BrliiHinl, Nurlli« jmllnu So ioioO MMil mamiii Krrilrnk«lr l. Si. loin, . I I m led I hriM OH Eellaii hip Curih bran A spol iation S M im no I l lll� . IIIIIM or Mont lair. V% Omega Vs I ’hi I.irr . 11itinril; Trni'l. Iran milOO 25 UH.INMI MM-COIM IIKfM.NlMLE W j.lmixlfn. I . C S-.W . limb . N« 101.110 I Mil' OSBORNE BROWN l. Them a . I • Virgin 1-Ijh.U W� M«r ( tub Tutorial and 4dn% u� i IiiuImi Itl'IM'- SbViMMDMION « Mill II Will TON IIKOVIN I'nrt «t| '•piin. Trinidad. H U I. nlrtnational t lull. Ilrta At • « hi; I rirstls «� « ter Cmui'im hi l I II KM. I RKOU I ■•lumliid. outh (jii4ini f‘hl Hr in klllHMi: I hit's If ho in liurtnan I nun sifirs it’id ( idle fits. l‘i Si tma; I’i Mu Ff siltni; lo.i.hs V . Ihuusurm t.ommit ter % Frrshmau l.iwmiiMri Pm vim ■ imm roM n inn m ||i u«lfin. li-tj f |«Aa I’lli Hfthn. Ftrshtnen I hut Sleeting I nmmiltee; N 4.At tier Vfiirfivif; $Hnitm f.hriuum Issoi iulinn 1 i rii-� inindt� f: Seere tills . II riles Found Minn It orld Ithm« tint, lliston hih lint I HN Ul V? JO'I I II lll III || | |l III |«,l ’� «.! • II.. Mi.mkiii « ' � Vidiol-M. H alter H Rr.HtLx ll’il-tisi ( f■rusnirt InlrrnafioH ill I lull fi It f I lUind Int’arriiial Sports I'Mi Hi'Lncl Mil ION MIDI SON 1,1 • K I mild, Nr k 'U‘l,,l llfdla l‘o; . uhlmr.l and Hhnh Ililiitit Hanot Sonets . Foot lullI I'u' t n(itmu, fnm Hon I iidrl Milt ! unit t loss thh.t r. Srtgi‘int il- him l.lAIKNMI m KN II Mill III II n I'Kilxl' l| l� i� . I «mi- U jxu l‘k i w nl him MintI Motors Ittotia turn Ft evident I Ittdrrn Ihenre I tub. 'trttelatk. ft tennis Irhletn I. to iMfiiM ('tuodrintle Ufuse l� mem-ment t otnmiltre PlItftK tl I-111 I iwit linNUli lllllwill) III Til II X .i.|iuii:(i n. I I kui iti Vpha !‘si. Intramural Suim min ft SwillllM.1 MIIKI.KX NHKKN HI I UK Kilim Hmijr, l.tiui.iana Hl'Su Kgppg ilfihoi N II' ' If omen's league, Sertehns Set re hits ot Senior tints. Snrrlhearl ol k«i‘t i ll iho � « hatetnits I M.l I'll II MIN M II | W tillTII HI TI.ER II h kmond. N irgima Hein hofim t hi, Omega l‘ i l‘hi ZooUNil II VHU Ml V WIT I VMIMlKI.I NX idiinfliMi, 11. I hotlnmirs (tub; Business ( lub Fi;u 'ivili 2o WILLIE Ql INTON I |; I w RH.111 Rrlffm . Noiili I jiiilinj JO KI H I « K l « IIM'MVN, Jit ••� . Imliaiid lass l,ir i ltni luring Junior Year. If try I in ft Tram, (til Thiunpion shl i I't M; 11 iha Phi llpha. Tire I’triiJrnl ( ill VIMRI MR 1 « ll MH KK W«--i Mfi-ippi French f tub , Sociology f. o So loiOO MNHIIII I II,VI MOV JK W .1 • liiii. M imtiinm Inxtitulinn at Electrical Engineers tmeritan Institution � t Kartio Engineer RiM.mu « Kmiim.imm. im K m • i in n� I’lnl iilrlpliii. IViiiimliunij li.slof, I hih t .1.1 T , )■;� • r tiroufi III-M l� m no i nomt K««hiaflan. 0. Iron Mill . aUhmd a„J Hide Trail Teum; Eras t'.ouiUr Tram ( heroism I hih I hi iM'tlt Jt I IK l� U.H I OI.BF.RT 0, ff iA i Kit • «� Il thit: English Cluh I'.M.i i«ii l .WINN I'll I ON ltr« -Uvn. Nr Mtk RlOUK) linn n i itiNik « liiiik'i i. 0.11. Ill'sinrif t h,l,. I ron,,mil i luh. Mur .,-ting T.luh III ‘IM— ll%IIM«m !TlO IOI N HI l MIHTII ONNIH -U j‘In nylon. 0 Si iologs Tilth. Spanish I lull S«K loUKl odi ''Mil now out I’ll I-Inir uli, |Vfiti‘yli«nin mvrrtils Inhere T.I. ftaplisl • luh. list,n l luh. Student fhtis-ttan 4 %,motion Sr mot Mentor DOl.ORl ■ l.I K I HI UK P VNl.l.N W j'limylnn. O. I f 1.1 '.; English f lub. Stmlrn ,limit al Tilu,ativn Isme inlion SiHtnhh ('.luh • - KM.I loll OTIS i.MUIN l jk !jn l. KI� n U f «Aw Phi Ornrpa: Iholugs (lab; I hrmistt 4 lub I.MI.UInIKI M M V B VRB R CkOKl.f ll'Hiiy. lit'oruia 11 till t 'sigma I lift a; Isa it i si 4 lub I niirmts I t,ft. . Senior Mrnlm. ' I l.tf � i«M |ol.OCX CKOKOK IIANILI. GATES Hot Sound. I loriiia .l 1.4 P; 4la ut} dub (•OVI.1WI M II WIT J. c;i!H� K S Norfolk. irziiuu If mill Iflaits I tub ftusinni dob; TiJruoIrr dub. A 44 P: His tm (luh i. (i� UKNUt.M i h ii m;n 1.1 ii 11 lririi-l.nl. It.W .1. I hi’nii.slts I li b. Hn sings i.lub I n rihhi'itn I mu mtiuu . Hrtu hnt i a 4 hi III MlilKV M U« I S (,||| VU.s ktnp |n� n. Si. V no . nr. H.w .1. Inhtnnlumal Stinlrnt llomr M H i. Es CKKKN Norfolk. irsinin I Inb 1.1.4 I‘ . Infra-miitttl I In l. it bull T ain: Ih-fta Sig mu Them utoril) - JiJcuttlrt duh |-M H|. «| Kill I Uln It Wtfi ft N CRltU.s U .« lnr”loii. 1 . I Hjiba btijira ll ilut: W � ; MorJ. ' urionol I ‘In-ntinnal I wio ittUun Huh nr J I’tos rts l o A -fnori. � 4 lab. If ilium's l.r tgur SHidrnl I iturinl M ITIII MVtlCS H.LIOTTI KM win i.iiikni: liii.itfo. Illinot Isii t m Sigma Ilf bat r Sm iris. II at h! t(lmr 4 luh I t UMIMH IHIN M il It || | | lljlla . I «• .!-Iln'nit.f I mi.-rsits (.hair; lift uan dub. II ovarii Plus rts. v in hi ( ■ ioils 4 luh (imiHMIlAf ;wi PERKI HI TIIKHFOKI IlSNDY W 4 bins on. I . G. ' Ppo li' Jiu '«� ; .S kiW« e� E fti k t.tib; Trani.x Team I cftatn DIMM DWIIl I HUIIth JOHN II VKI'EK. JK l.oMi|wra. «rih (jniBna Alpha Phi Alpha. Amelkin Chwti-■ el StH iety Zoouici FKV.NK l� . IINKKIMIN Jjiiwk J. Nrv� York (hrmtsin CJuh: Bela Kappa Chi Till HI I«V nuWI KUIIS IISNKISOX Brooklyn. «� � York t nnir’hn' ( luh. Della Sigma Theta Sototitx ; Sturt on t Xit tic tut 1 figuration imw iatio 1 a � || in.) N I HEI MS U a kin|l«n. I� . ( . Delta Sigma Tkrta: Hone Eeoaom- « • t lub I ampin fat Until K nNntIO hH A V II 1 I.KVOOI) to'oiitn«� ii. I! iinli Cuutu. Sontli run im tlcia k ippn t ; t atibbcun Imoiiu lion; I mint hriitiam FriloH shtp Xioii.ni.t til Ml I I Ilf MlfcKsoN AS (ffiincton. I . . %� I hi I art esponAinf Seeretaty: Itrila Sigma Theta. tin an- xnt Serrr. ■� . 1 am put fat : (hrerleaJen mijiicl C K I HENDERSON ftmili-ii Now I • « • llpha Phi Alpha Tin tiomt I VHKIH III FnHI Mill W a� hinpl«ii. I « kappa Alpha Pm IM� IlflMH.t SVMUIX ' MIOI HICK-• olimilui . linn Delia Sigma fhrta, lhpli.it (tub, t olid Afiam; i.trei lounril: Vs-tor Urn far. Temporal! Home J r-rtnmrnt lor firthmett (. IIB'MI M Ml II I ISM HI I S till I Wj'limston. I) « Hieing i I lub Si-atrtuirJ an‘I Mail- Zoui.001 M OTIS V i: r in I jKrlarul. Florida llpho 'Ai Omrga. Biolags ( lob, I kewiiln l luh (.muKint l MX IIAKItAKA CFORl.h II 4111 v. (oorcia I ir I in Sixmo Thrtn; Hop Ihi I Hub. I oner sits I ,het� . Senior Mentor. X I i.CJ' ih I • • f m. OF.OROE UAMKI. OATES llitltr Sound, Florida X.-f 1.1 I': (Haiti's (.luh f'.nXIINXII.NT ii i i i. um� K Norfolk, X irginia II orlj Hioin ( luh; Huunew ( luh, Tiilrualrr (luh; X 111 l‘ Hit ton (luh; XJu.4 OoXIHWIIAT i mi i i:n u wvii.ie ....... II u I. ( hemistrs (luh; lliolafs (luh C.n-tibbrun -f .%� «• iahon ; Hr hi kappa (-hi ( III MI� !MX XIXIK I ' X (,KI U kin .fc|oMii Si. X ini •'ill, It.XV.I. Intel national ttnlrnt Hou se I III XII-IIIX KHXX XKU HHoNI l.REEN XX « !iin inn, l . I I tern h Ihth; hhaniril HO T( Ami in.V Ml WEI IN l� U X U I.IIM N '•Uunlon. X irizini., Ome ca Is, l‘ht Will ; r alter II Hlooi. S llaptisl I lull (oil MIX XII M XIXIIX XCNRS UIF.KN Norfolk. Virginia euntnn (luh. X.-f It I’.; Intro mural lhnl.etl ill Tram ll.lt,$ Sig tui1 I hr to Sir oiitx , 7 i Heu liter (luh PlIX-U xi Fin i xiiiin itxi:itxi:x xnn (.metis XX a liir l«n. IM llpho hop Hi llphu; Hilltop Stuff otiouol I..fin utiopul Issuriutinn Hot,an! I'liisers; Mmhrmoti. s ( luh II omen's rogue simlrnt I ouniil XI xihi xixm III IOI IK KXIXNI Kl i.KKKNK Klm .iu '. Illinoi Kappa St gain He bate Snorts; Both! I i)mrs I luh Ki om.xiii IHIN XI ll II II Al l. IKiIIj-. Ic a-II.' j or.I I tin resits t hoir ; (.rrotor, (Itlh; lion or J I’loser s; U or Id If-huts ( lob ( MIX I ll N Ml Nt HI man ki im ciukh h mi U I), c AiN« Uph I'u; ( htb; W t tub 7rniiii TVivm I ,11,lain M I'll IM. t I) IM I IIMMd . JOHN II MU’KH. JR l.ol Mi«rn. North jinlinj Upb Vhi llfba Imrruan (hr mi «u Wlrti Zuouwt HUNK l II NHKISON Jamaica. Nr York f Anmitfi (tub. Unit hoppri ( fci Clll UMKI YVONNK I'.I.OI II KIUM N lUookHn. � o� V (anirrbnn ( tub; Della Sigma Theta Sorority Startent Sattonal F.dura- liun I � tw� itttion t� i� | «iOV NN I HU M U iJiiiyloR. It. r. Della Sigma Thrta; Home Eronotn-ii • t In b I « � f « Vat MYKN I. HAi'LEWOOH t.rorcrioMn. Itnti-li (Uliana. Smith V'lirnra It,In kappa I hi; I arihbran Uuoeta-ti,.n I mint i kriitian� FtltotrxUp iui.oM M Mi I I lit NIIUC'UIN U hmclnn. It. _ I'm t hi. t otretpanding See re tar) ■ lblla Sigma I Sri . Fmaroiul Set rr-tin ; I tp� Vi t kmtraArrx •im Wllict SC |t K IIENItKHMtN Camilrn. Nr Jit� ry Upba Vbi I If A (.III tllMII l’ KM l( III UHClt llll I Y a� liiii)iiun. I . (- bonrvi Ii,,i,a � „ ISVi muIin.1 MNIHC i MUH.YN IIK ( iilumlm Ohio Delta Signi J'htl , ll‘i(‘inr (lab. ff or hi Iff nt r«. (,reeh (ourtcit: Sen inf Mentor Temporal ll ar e � «•� -rrnmeat tor Frethmen (iOtllNHI.’lt U II I I M IH I NN llll I a hingtim. I Htn!ag I lub S, nbbarJ anil IllaJr •ml OCt 31 ji 1.1 iK(;ima iiuimv ay W««hin0oa, I). C Home .mmiwiVi Club; Exchange 1'n‘srain Committee: Classics Club; InleinniwnuJ Club; B e Jr founJo-Hun llovi Economic N MlOM slXE 1IOI SlON Washington, 1). C. Imvtrn Club. Hurt, rime Club, I niteruly Choir; IJafiti.st (.tub. Humics Club it« -INI l� MIMSt� ! Jli V UTIJ.IAM FARRIS IIOLTON JohtWown. IVnti-vIvania Stabbafil -ml Waif; I niter at) ( hair Cl'«Rilin CH ARI IK FREEMAN J KSON Houston. Tcxa� Soi tolog) Club. Huxi’ies bib; Stu-itrut alioiml F.tlutttlmn Csoria- urn; t nun.sit Choir DORIS j. J v, KSON N 4’liiii“tnii. I . C. I.r ( errtf I' tin in s Km m ii RlMnw Mii: UM JOHNS l.wu M in . nsimj Sociology I lub. I | ( V ; C.er man (Jub SlM lot IKit i AI VIN l M N JEFFERSON W ,i TunI). C. Huuncw Club, President; AVorumi-in t Itib: U resiling lean) Icnii'Miu JANICE MARIAN JOHNSON West IUiIIkiiI, C ..niir. tirul Slarlrnt ' n lie tuA EJin vti� n Cut in-lion, larl.ehng (tub: Hume F.co vomit ( tub: AVf.LC .: B after II. Ih-nrt. v leflou ihtf ' linn Hi iinfMim I'UHHI I JOHNSON Ni� i|«i|k, ir?tnij I hm I'nrliai.'ientaritin. A .u llf.lui l’ t. ( hrmi tr (’.tub Cm misim FRANKIE N AIUNE JONES llou-lon. Tr «s ttjiha Kappa II film; Senior Hen-tor. St ml it i Xmio tul Education .Is-mm intiun Eon wm.% JOHN K JO J ||«uwon. Trta ■ ; Ht.vnrx i tub «MH I'll n„b. TIIKI M ' llMi� l K JONES 4-liinuon. I • ROY ll.FONX) JONES Kmcti'n. B U .1. t atilboan Itianatioa; I a trr national l ub. ( hrmtuts I tub. Frrneh Club (IlINlkin uimn k jom (Jiillkwlh -. Ohio Fntlixh f lub; Wanton I lulli lion Off 1‘lllirr 1 INymioHO m II I I t HFNRI JONES JIS U4-limsloii. I «. I'hi Beta St gait BuuHfjkt Club; Mark rung t tub M M'K riM. J Y|| I.. I.AO M 4 lou l. liltionu Hist on Hub; f ollrr Hr.toi Club. Football: BasrbJI; N.4 1.CJ . CnURNMI M tKWK ' K YK IOKOW J«- Pnn«t4«, Flood Ihm ar ! I'lasm. Hilltop Staff: • tfn. Biton Sint; FogHsk C w� . Parity Club; Cloxstcs I Itib. 4 11 Sociology i tub: T • Staff, Slant Hull l’� Yt IIOUrf.Y VUI.BKKT I YCEY. JR 4 lun l- o. D. !� Kappa Alpha f’u; v abbot A aid nuur MARY 1(1 MIN'. I « KY Y nhiniiton. I ' llpha Kap ot llpha Vi'. I : French t tub; Yrvmn Club Senior I iat� Treasurer Hilltop Staff Em i anui ERM IIM IMANE I.KWY Nr Yank Nf� Y � ik Vpha Klip) •� I Ipba; 'mint I Ira tot; Hi%lot t tub. PtrtiJeat; Stu• dmt atunal FJuration Issotintum, Ireasuter; Ttmintan House f.oi eminent lor Fttshmett. Srrtrlaty; Spanish Hub: Y« fittn t tnl Bison Staff | HY M MU.I Klim I NOI KY U Kliincton. IK I. Y F. I . Pt Mu Lpulon Mttiirtiuit« JON El MIRY IKK Pltrrwi Nrv Jrt.r t.f nan Club; International Club; F tenth CFtthi Bnpiitt ilub: i i.i r PikYCtlOl ««bY Ill-IOHY KKRMIT L LEE ilantk Til'. N.-w Jm « V. | 4.1 J ¥or!4 4$ „% (lul. ) tutng l rmin rof I’..I UK Kl • I V I I KKY JOYNER LEWI' Om-nvill -. North Carolina ‘•IHloUK.t SUITIIIN I.EE-SINii Tr.n.da.1 B.U J. f.ArmtrfM Club: U'eti Indian A%uy • iahun ( iii:vii-tb io n i-Loin V a«hiii|tl(in. D. l ante,ban I lab; Intel notional t Inh; I mil,I,ran Aitoritlinn lillKUkitUt JOIN |. 100 KN l’liila lrl| liia, I’mii-v lunii Halfiemutiti I tub M mu um Oil IIKK I VMOMii M)UI hu� s� t'� w. Jiniiiu. Wr-l Imlio t oiibbeam I u ialum; t fat.ur t lub. Eta um« I’hi kL.'TEK W II I ISKOIII) LORD I’mF . Orcnadn Hrta kappa ( hi; Caribbean Chib: I nntrrhur t l b iiuLim.y III Oil L I.YON R -k Mminl. North Oandinj Fttmrk I tub 1 I O ‘ Hmiwo l.iM.tn« Ih I (;i. i I ill .i lniii;l ii. P. « Iluunrw (.Inh II ho'.s II ho in Inter it an I Hitrrsttirs anil Colleges; ( mu fin I In ,: lean's lilt: hojifui f p m . i; Sxtbharil ami Made; rir i,lrni ’•mint I law I.reel Count it; Stu Jt iii t oum if. Treasurer Vrioi ti i. t Mil 'YlVE'TEK |c I.L I5i« lunoiyl. ii ioia Ultha 1‘ht llfifut; Mar .eline t'.lul , Ihtsmess (Hub III «| |o VliMIMSTIIMIOV I KF.O l . MATHIS rliugton. 1 ir iiiM III Jin I'hi Omega; 1 HA Sociology N| r ELEANOR M« M LEY a«hinplon. I). 1 Hi slur i (.tub III -1 oRY 34 HI' lltKI) I. Mi t ERKIN lton. Illiiwx. fttUrlW ZoOt'iO ul INCH.I V l K 1 III Ml | K W « hui)tl xi, l� 4 I hour fi onnmii % ( luh. Il .hu Hap. l j Alpha llmu l «. ..uu . «WIKHN bin HI I IN UIWIFKF.I) MEEK U jl-l� r� |..n |jn hr-lrt, JiKMi. It U .I. t orlJ A fans tub. On friary ; I nil rj ( Aritftvn Frlluirxkip, I niitruh I krr; (unbbrau HmmiMmii. In-tirncll-nm! I.lull. ffWaRIlVl Club; (hnutuf. Delta Comma: I'i Sigma ttplm E Mil III KOI Mil I I II lMit.it. M� . kii44ii .F. I lhstot (luh lll� toM II VKKIL I S. Mil N’ER Nwfolk. ircima Sluiirnt I hn man I tlnriafinn I hunt I i tlMOMfjV � ( luh limn yMi Ni ikiiimn 9 ' ■ � 1 r. Hit U •■liinniofi, | ( _ � l.l MI 7KI.L f «.ik. 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H'nuU f Af nA f luh Emum « TIIKIN prime: I j- k� ' n illr. H«.nil.i .F. I ; 1 nlhrmgiii ( lull M tllll M Mil � | 4 ol M INK I) PRICE Binnt, r� II(L Hdla sgma Theiu. PrruJrnl; t ho B An in Imrtnan I nnrrultr an.I loUrgn; I t mm � L'OJC’tr, I.ortr- xf-nJmg Vr'r; StuJ.nl f oun. � . limit : (irttk ConmJ; Campus Pal; Hum St f. I I F.Jttot Mum tlAilc� II HU I IIM I'll W alnlniiy, I « nn� • ti« � i Huu in I tub tirutnrrt I nittr- mi Choir «m miv. otki io n: immmii l.lrn H« rj, T u-I hftniur I Job 4 III MIUMt m kik t KM:nn U fhinflon. P. ■’. V. | 14. .; Soriotagy Club: I rrrti h I tub SoCH li«.1 iia'i m«� i u: eixi: MI4 IIVKDM.N Mjrvlaml V I I f. .; I nihJ Christian I ditto hip; Firm h f lob � ••! « %MI (;un.liu-liv • mmi j4� s K4iHnir-s� I jhmII« ir|tn in Hbha Korin Vphg; Vu CM Hon ••run StHtr!) ; Srnior llmlor; l am- tut Pm! SK Ur|‘ C.% l� MI M Mill 114)111 III-ON Wn liinj||iiii. I), i f.hrmiUn flub. I Id la Sigma Ihrla l,dr n Hunt r I lob: If rn' IlhlrlU 1 uh iulltHli StgJrni Iffiholr of lb Imrrit an f Krrn,.„{ Sari 01 4 .hi tiwtiu l 4� HI- J M,i| | | |M IIOIIINSON %rdwnir. l'nin Minij Print Sigtriti t hrill, limit S... dog l lub: f tmfui Pol S� mi «n. MVKO Will l M in MIMII o E'rnii'ini. Ohm Sphinx Club: HouurJ Plains ' tnAtn. 11'W NMD HLK ROBI M) 4.«r . IikImim llpha Phi llpha. in Jr 1 I tuisricH Imi n union ; K i po Sigma Hr baling Sotirlv: HooarJ P'uyrn. f'riglM 1 tub; Stour llgll I'ltloi� unit IJ tisitrt Siafi EM.IJ4II I.I� U RI IIKMO KOB| Kindlon. Januir.i II V. I. Z Mitnii l K(.AKh I W KC� HI ' n V ««luiiglpn. I). . Ilislort lab • Spanish (luh lll'Tom ( II KIJS lUUKiHO lnrluna|� li'. Imiian ■ Frrnrk Hint ; Ibiptia Club: ness (.tub «. nl vtixc MA V lln KI RO K N'- ,'Wcr'� Chiij.Ij II. W I •aril,hr,in tssmuilion. Canlnlmn (■Ini, not IK. Y ( II KI KSUInI KV KOSS. Ill I ik«- ( liailr- Kotii-i.m.i ll iha I' ii llphn ( hrutislrt I lab Xrtrman (lab Chemistio LOWKU. n H EH MI M)N ( iih ittnaii. Ohi« Chtnuitry I. Inh. llna Kappa (h, Chi mi-ho ( MARI KS I lo KI, SNNDKKs � lmry I'.irk. « u Ji irfi 'v (.hi. Tlrnnnn , ‘ B Aim bn III .4 turrit an (, flrgr ami I nitons-tirs” ; ll uonl I ntirmlt I hoii: Tutorial ami Aditutry Stall I ban-man; Inlrinatnmal I luh. Studrnt Christian Im talnm: aivlag i ( lib. I l� r I'rrsiJrnt, I II. I'.. Tirana at. Ifaplisi (luh Htum 'lafl. RUT! : I tulrl 7itnrs n,h im.Mi.t mi INvi iioi ik.v J E v KOI I IN luii lliillalu, Xm mk lip bn hi ifipa Alpha 1 0 IIHIMV M KYOI M M)FK a hiii|ilnn. I . Outran I’m ’hi: B ho'% U ham 4tun. nan I nnmitir.� ami t.allrgr ; lb'll! Kati fat ( hi; (hrmtstn blub: H fit. ling Tram Cm.MiMiiv III Kill K I ROOSKVEI.T TT N w llavtn. kM)in-i ln'ut I ntirrsin (ban Football Tram: Ibimtn I vtumillrc CmiKvui si I wn I PE RINI Si 0GCIN5 i-k OrlrnK l.nui«iju Kappa Sigma Or bat r V 4. .4. ( I’. Illiha Kappa tlpha: rmifun I luh imlKi.y jm EoNKlOA x orr i-«r|Mirl N«-w� , Viijjiiii liras s-Tiigglr (irrU; I untruly Choir; llunanl I’ aitn. F.ngliyh (.luh. B altn II Itioohs Foundation: H,’turn's Lr tgur; Surrihra t of 11 phil I’hi Omrgn Flairrmt) Dkvvi i MAKTIU J Mi ITT M«nli Uir, V� Jrr ci I hrmiUi) Club. Haptixt Club; IM. tn Sigma TKtla ClItVIMRt IlMtltUt X . SIMMONS iili 1 .in-liiM Thr HountJ ‘liner% In I ml I full, In Ih,I. m Ihvr.v 1.1 TIIKK 1 SHELTON Ht� inr Club; nlieniN £ Juration .ivtfwi r turn; l.rC.tttlt Fran rail Hi t« m III lll.lt I liKIIMU) SKINNUt KIi JiIk ill, , l � Omega I'm 'Mi: Tutorial anJ M-n.u)n Staff. Cvoi Hall Lilt VI tAt HWIEI If. SMITH. JK. • hirago. Ill Illinium Chib; f.r onomir-y Club, hr I nri r ROTC; Kappa 4lpha I'u Umn’rr t tub imm; IH l sMITII llrmpolrjil. I. I . c Hoarier Club; ( Merr raJci. .Spent A ( life; i •lutrrhnn Club: Cantpu 1‘itl. Ih run Committer s M� H NOLI sMITII in«lon-s lrtn, North C.iroluu htthrniitfh % (Jab; i itiur Martha M IIIIMAIH jnWNK SMITII ;i jnnali. ( VI I t I' , V nniaii flub. So lulug Club. . I s« l |o|.itCt IKM JEW STWXKII W jMiiitjelon. I 11 io ii- F i ntutmit Club I'lHlW DMI Nl IHItl'iA 30 MAI DK II STEPHENSON Buxton. llrnirriiK. B(ili«h Guiana If e%nnimter Foundation: Physical Education Mnpus Club, (.atribiwon Issoriatkoi Mtulern Hunce Club ITho's Who in Imrriran I uiiefstties and I alleges I'm'll i I'm i xiio.n II M I’ll 1 U ICO STOkl W li. I.. util in.S KK FIIER MAXINE STEW KT Mnnphi . Trnnrs-ec Business Club; Waiter II Brook Baptist Frllim ship Sion 14hi vi vnoN III II MSI « HI.OS TATI M W a«liiitgtnn. I). CL Phi Mu Alpha Sinlornia. President; Scabbard and Blade. President; R O. I t (adet Time . Is si start t Fditor; I niter iti I lour. Treasurer; I.lassies (dub: Men' I tor mi tor ( ouaefl. (ndrt (.aptain, irntf HOTt (.adet (,v p; llioloft) Club l’kW MiiIih.I Blot «� o suaia deu: tavi.oh Chicago. Illinoi Rnsileas. Hpha bn iim Ujiha Pres ident. . E. f; I ire President Senior ( lass: Feature II riter. Hilltop Slati; V. A. 4. .Srutot Mentor; IIou nrd Pinter ; I rated Christian Fellowship Mathemviics BAKRAR V R F THOM Washington. I I . Sor i aloft Club: U omen I raflir ZoOl'Kl I KKI.LIS I T AYI.OR Barlow. H rnl.t .eta Phi III hr; It rsir i Foundation Home Economic Chub. h. A.: Committee on Religious lile: ModrT% lull IIumi l!cn iMir M l I Ml KI) i IIOMPSON ruiM|iiin.i I rmiil.nl I . W I. t herniitry Club (.ill Mi-inx KOI IE in J MK I OI)L W ashmgtnn. I). ( . Business ( tub ; Arm« Rt tl ( m IIIMIM, II U!KIETTK J. I I Ki ll Newport ew«. Virginia Howard I nit mil Choir. . E. I . Tidewater Club. Music Educators at tonal ( on let race EhiivH WIIIIWI l l. l R THOMPSON ( i jji’iow ii. III it i'li ••uijiu llpha Phi One sn I arribbran Association; ( nnlerbury Club Zoul i«- KIIOHA I WSO VKNEY .hrttrnliam. Maryland Soctoiugi ('dub; Spanish ( lub; Bran of If omen's Club Snciolnct 10 JOHN El TON INTENT t a.tf� r. s, I urij BUI. Ttm Sigma 'A - (tmw a Uub: In tarnation’ll I lnl, I anhtran ,4t ari-alum, Soft Tram OOIWY K VY NWEITE U |)S VOHT|l ii hin|tlon, l� . II I'll'i Kappa 4lpha: St ml ml a li� al T.ffto ulmnal ls ,„iou,m i' for i lult Him mi III RIIKKT HOSIER u |«k Jamjlri. II U | Jffl.A fern flmftlij l ino: I mrihbran |ii« Intel national I tub 111 UtMII HETTY Jl K l KFK W uhlniilon. 11. I Homr honmnIn I.h,h; Hr ha Sigma Thrta Until ||IIMIMK Kl� U|ri tMl l |||1Hi I I Mill At «.i STISm ALTON • .ruturim i . Ilriinh (Suiana, 'S.inh Inirrira l‘hl It,In kuppa Hrta kappa I hi: ( anlrrbun lub t mil,hr,in Stu •Irnl Omk igtioii: Citrusistn ; Slamr llall Tutorial Stuff; 8 bo’s It ho hi ■huriii iin I nivrnitirs ami i.ollrgrt lXHIM.1 IIOK CK WMKIR king-inn. Jam air a. R VI. 11,tonal anJ tffiiion ''tuff, ,,J. llall. Inlrmuiioi at flub; taribbran Club; S,„ r Tram; Track Tram imiUWI KhlivKIi l.nu RI V MII «.TON % j lu iit� n l . (- I 1. I .; Sociology Clab: T.ngtnh I lull, tatttnational I lab s« mum « i i o i; � n herb a4mi|!iain. I . (1 kapi a Sigma Ttrhair Sonet ; kappa Upha Cm f aHtl Iff am Clab; • ablaut anff IV a Jr PiNJVN ti VliHt i: ki nijorruKiins Si Caul. Miiu� --i ta Cidlat-in I hirl, llillt„ i Ciriiilmt (Iokuc Club. In, I’tCMilrut, In, Sigma Phi; VfKiratfM H,tJt„ Sa rtrlf; llpAn Chi llphu. II bo's 8 ho in Imrro an I mitrruliri and I tff-frgr% Emlimi tip Jnl RVtll II nilliwil A MM mtiEKI KR W j«liiuci n. I). C Union I lab lli-umi FR « IM M Mill Ml ESI KY Miami, hlorula llouir T.iunomi, % t lab Until I • laiintiH NORM AM IIITE I’urrtn I... ( n u Kira. (Will Wfira International I lab; Spanish I tub; Tutorial miff 4ffi non Staff PotlTli tl S, ii m � 11 Jl l lIII ELLEN UIIITTKI) W « tun iun. I . (!. Ilpba i Vf ka: Fuhanfie Sin Jr I ' upon i tminniirr I t hilliet I ,.llrfir I Camptit JW. nirrruh I sbrl, U i.mrn'y l.cagtir •Milan. KI IIEI.VNE WII.KKs U niMtifSnlrm. Naxrtli Ij uIiim Matbeinuti' i tub. Hrrtr.an t Inb J AMES in DI.EY % HATE 'p illteM. Ma- nfhu«eti-Huunrw I luh. Fconomic Club: Hiuary I lab: VofiW f oraftM Iimk intion At mu mi o VI Vl XNE WII.KINSIN NX .i-liinpliTi. I), t. Sifimo •anno Rho: Uni entity I ktnr Hilltop Staff C nu Mc%i J«� inilKW NX II I I IMS U a 11111 (Lion. D. 1 rln I’ln Rrla: t nntnbury t tub. S abb,,,I an J Ilia Jr; BiiJofi Club . X I II I1 ; Ho%l;rlbtill IIOUKKI II XX 11 I I X XI s NX 4 liiniil n. 11. 1. S abbot J and HtnJr. Hi,Jam ( tub X II ’. Ha tribal! XIK .IMX CIIKISTIM-: NX II I I XXI-NX .••lianiciian. I� Secretary. Haunts I Ink. F.ronatmirs CUb Hilltop Stall I rniing CUb: International 1 lab III MMM BIIIDKKYX IlEX I KK K NXIIK.IIT Spiliiinji . Janiair . It NX ,|, ITeitminiitrr Foundation; I nilcr� il) I hr’ Item ol d amer'y Stuff Hot o XIXHVH XI XI III IX | ||H4l NX « hiaslon. D. 11 X II V..|W«r� I Inh; Carib- bean I win lull ah NX II I I | 1 |{T|s WOODS Knrkv Xlimrii. X irxinia X £ .1. XluilMItllu IHH OKKS XX Itli.IIT I Ilia BJJII, lllllloi Home Franomies Club; A F.4.. !Uw tri ( lull ClIIIJI l� l IKIPMI M 42 Who s Howard I niversity i proud lo have il students listed in the 1958-1959 edition of WHO'S WHO WlUNt. SI I DIMS | WIKKICW COLLK(iKS l) I l KKSITIKS. Tlu- homme- were 'elected by a joint student-faculty committee on the basis of academic achievement, leadership, participation in student life programs, service' to the I niversity rommunity. ami potential for oul-tunding citizenship uftn graduation. Tho«c elcctc l were drawn from the (lollegc of l iberal rt . The School of laigineer-irig and rchiloclurc. I he School of Music. and Tin College of Pharmacy. Who Jlme, ican Colleges and lniversih.es Vi nTI dkm col NCI I HILLTOP STAFF II SENIOR Cl s OFFICERS STI l)K r N ATION M KOI : TION s m I | ION iii.i iv?)is i:a H.nv IV US l.l ak r cli if ENCI Ml a I B I. . ( I SICS Cl.l IS HOWARD PI UEK5 PIIILOSOPin ( I l it KUKV li CU It SPANISH Cl I It KY l Cl I I: CANTERRl RY Cl.I B STUDENT CHRISTIAN SSOa. TION UNITED CHRISTIAN KEI.I.OW SHI I .‘ (1 HISTOin CLUB M HKKIIN«. Cl I H CVRIHBF.AN VSMKil TI« H ( ( MI(: .11 IS III I K S Cl I | i: IYKKSi n I IIKI{s WKM.n CXI B I MNFKSm III I I II SKIIYICK HOME EC:o OMIi :i I i: oc:ioi.ck; cm n engineering architecture 4 dedication . the 'Indents of llu School of Engineering and Vrchilrcture. ilnlir.iic our section of llic 1959 Bison lo the five women wl� .irr the ripht .uni of lli« E. administrative stall. These women. m� dedicated and under-landing, have expended tremendous energy to help the -Indent body in every endeavor. Mrs. Priscilla Shelton Gray. Secretary to the Dean of llic School, is serving her eighteenth I l.'.tli • year in thi- capacity. She has watched llic F.. graduating rla—r- grow from one lo approxi- mately .evenly and the enrollment from seventy-seven to sevrn hundred and lifty-one. Mr . Ada Deans Chapman. s-istanl Librarian. has Keen with u for seventeen t 17 • years and has seen many of our students enroll, mature academically and emotionally, and graduate. Mrs. I.. Patricia Jennings Daggett. Slrnogiaplier-C.lrrk for the department- of Electrical and Mechanical Fngineering. and Mr-, Golden Fiteliett Ferguson. Stenog-rapherd lerk in the Office of the Dean, have hern here four years. t this (lomineneemenl they will have the opportunity to see some of the students graduate who were freshmen the year they began work here four years ago. Mi-s Evelyn Bosnia Gary. StcnographcrdHerk for the department of Civil I ngineering and Architecture. i- the newest addition to tile stall She ha- been here one ami one-half year-, yet already -In has established a remarkable reputation. For tlie-r women we have the highe-t admiration and respect and we Iiojh- that the -tafT-?tmlent relationship which c i-t- now will |M rpctuatc forever. ; uf Ititht «« « Mi. I I'jiinu J. m l M� - I’fi-ill,i s)ir||i.ti Gray .Slantiifin Mi� � Kolyn |{. t..m. Mr-, (iuliirn I ii« lo ii G itiu-nti .m,l Mi l i I team .h | ni.iii o1 Seal'd Ufl to Might J. Pol-. V. •.� .. W. T rr Yount. V«.; A. R. Kiniln r. H .V Standing W. linzy. Sgl. at Arms; R. Mongol. ' F. ftw, l fl'. Class 'History I am the Engineering and Architecture oln— of 1059. preparing to embark on my career. - I -it here ami realize that the time is fast approaching when I shall leave my beloved school and many of my friends, many facets of my venture here begin to flash before me. I remember my lir-t day at Howard: the uneasy feeling of loneline— that one get- when entering a strange and different environment. There was the myriad of entanglement- consisting of long tiring placement exams, exhausting phv-iral examination- and registration. I was ready to pack and return home, hut for -ome inexplicable reason I remained. Time moved swiftly for me and soon I began to think of the School of Engineering and Architecture at Howard l’nivei-ity a-iny school. I -ettled down and threw myself into tin program of -todies and began to participate in many of the extra-curricula activities. One of the higlmiark- of the year was the privilege of hearing Hr. Mordecai John.-on speak at the annual Tau Beta Pi Honor- Day Program. Spring came. the school year ended, and I watched with longing admiration a- tlu last word- were said at the commencement exer-ci-c- for the class of 1956. Time rushed on; the summer was over. I returned alert and ready for the challenges of the new school year in Engineering and Vrcliitcctiire. I studied hard and took pride in being able to participate in organizations such as tlu- Student Council and the Professional Founder Societies. I began to feel ami art a- a rlo-e unit, evidence of which can l e seen by -ome of the nickname- that evolved: Maggie Bee. I it .. Donald Duck. Boogie. Jitter Bug. and—The Breed. By tlu- time my Junior year rolled around I was really in the swing of tliin� -. I began to accept more responsible |M� itioii- and helped in tin planning of many activities: such as the school dance. Jazz in Technology.’ the Picnic, open house and award- night. I was rewarded for my fortitude in the pursuit of mv -indie-by being inducted into many of the honor societies on campus. - my senior year progre—ed. my expectations ami anticipations of graduation began to mount. I began to make impiiries into the opportunities for employment and graduate study. I was proud of the fact that, based on percentage-, my representation in Who'- Who in meriean College- and I diversities was the largest of the representations of the schools at Howard I niver-ity. I break up and spread to the four corner- of the world. I wish to c pre- my der|H-| thanks to all who have had a hand in the molding of my ( The Cla— of 1959 i pcrsonnlitv. 55 Wav oc K. Hull. k !ttor Engineering and '.Architecture (Bison Staff While maintaining our objective lliroii”li tlnr medium of journalism, which deviates from absolute science and theoretical analysis, we present this section of the yearbook with the help of a cooperative faculty and -Indent body. STAFF SCHOOI tit i: t.l KKm t. NI� VHClIITKtTI lit lt|s � STAFF Sratril I.i’ll to tight I I I’.ut r-oii, W. K. Hull, kditor; I). It. Smith. Standing Hubinx'ii P. K. Thomas A. It. Kimte-r. Y. I). x llins, Hirri- .S6 Tlir profession- of l.nginerting and Architecture liavr always Item in llic forefront of the inarch of civ ili alion whctlicr in peace time or war. depression or I mom from the ngc of the fooil gatherer to the era of outer -pace exploration. During the pa-t decade alone scientific research ha advanced to a | oint more than fifty year U v � ml that which it would have reached had there not lieen a World War II. or the equivalent thereof. The engineer translate- scientific discoveries into useful works for man. The quickened pace of scientific re-•eareh and development i rapid!) nodding the engineer and scientist into mcnihers of a closely allied and interdependent group the team concept of development approach. The engineer of tomorrow, a- of to day. i an engineering scientist and hi education must keep ahrea-l of the times. Professional Kthic and Social llespon-'ihilitv must at all time he the guiding Star of the architect and the engineer. I.K.W IS K. DOW MAC. Dtan DF_ N 1. h IHIWMNO V. A.w. nl A nrinrrtinf anJ ture CDean am cJaai ttj HKNHY IKEN hirlfMon, South ( jrnlinj Aim hiim � « u jamks ii. ri;kett Jjrkwmiillf. Florida tlpha ChI 4lphi: Creel, ( nunril. Si ahbard and Blade Aim.iiitm ti nt ItH II KI� VI id Ml l I FN K i hin;tua. D. (1 4S£ F.. i n Kxcjmmum. Mi KIM.BAIL'S. JK. N� -wj.o� i Ni'k� . Virginia Kappa ilphi I'm; Student Council; Hilltop Staff ; IM F. KiMinirti Km.inmhim. MMU.MIFT I F I IK BOWE Newport r� «, iipnii IIphi fu p w llpha; Student ('van iil: Women's l.eagtir. 11.-I.; Cam pus 1‘ttl Am iiitm ii in ROBERT ROOSFMJT IIKOoKs l� • lim«ml. irj inu Tan Beta Pi; I I F F . IMF. Kimikh u K «.imjju c ■ J WIEs M l. E BKFFDI.ONF. OoiH.14.1't nn%y|««nia Ci Mu Fpsdon, I’res.. Student Conti' III I III, lie to I'l Cfey : Hr III A J r I In llow.ixl Fngim'ei, Ivw . Fdi-tut I I.F.F ; tfku’i II ho hi duteri run (,ol rpr. ,ir.,l tniiersiliey F'l M mu tl F.M.INMKIM. ROBERT III JAM BROUN llriMiklyn. 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Reta kappa ( hi; Sriib-hard «mJ We fir; Tutorial on 4 Ad-11 a n Staff, eu Hea'x Residence Tlall Rixom Staff Editor; I hc'i I ho in American (.alleges and I tihrrsi-tin: Student Council, Treasurer; Radio So- in ; AS. UJi. Mkommcu K'ci'hkiu DEVI I.DEN W II I I M JONES Nrv York. rw York Hhi Una Sigma; iS.CJZ. Civil Emimebih MM MICE II. J « kN N I’. nn- l� .in .i ASA E. (j ll Km.inmhinc VUli.lNM BOMli: JONES I'iii-Ihhi'Ii. PmimylvuitMi I mold 4tt Society . American Hr tends Society; (.ooK Hall Journal and Idiiwry Staff: 1J.EJZ. Ki M mu vi Escimikim; VkII.1.1 AM IlOU KH Jl UK lirm.klvn ffcwYorfc i f e. Kin mu «L Evuviixivc ■ •M.META III III kIMBEK k n««- I iiv. Mi� M� uri Hi Hu Eputoa, I nr I’m.; tinn kappa (hi. llpha k appa llpha. Iamiouchtw , student ( iramil. Seere-tar . Rixom ''tuff, IWanl Eoginm, ( opi Editor : Radio .Wifir: V hos 0 ho in Intern an I idloget and I ni-irrxitir . Senna Hentnr. Ten Reta I’l Rad tee f inner; UJ'.E. 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I.H� o | LORAIN V •kliitiRloB, I . I Ian Hr la ft. I H i Hi • mn ii Km.im i him. l IN III III l I W MilM. KI IIFK U III I l W | I. o: I hi • Ill I 1ll ha I’kt llphe. Hits.: ilplm I’hi I nr l ir .; Tan llrta ft. I if r I’m.; If ho f hn in 4 met iron I olirMrs a ml I nurrutirs. Stuldmnl and Hindi'; Student loti m il. I.reel; t num il. Slou •• Hull Tutorial and Itlt i ar Slafl; F emh i.tuh; Hi ion si,ill Initantuial II I. m III Hi n III. IIAKIIIS WILLIAM Jamaica. li ft .1. ijsj ;. i nu Lm.imikim. ft n� liiiiKl'� n. I . ■ Ill hi I’hi Outrun. 1.1 F..K El l.i mu ii Km.imihim. IIKI ION W iiin(;t )N N.nli.Ik. ifjrinia Jlf ha fin Itphu, I H.F.; I £.£ Kim iHH ii Kwixiuuvi. Rl II MMi rilOMAS lljllitnore. Maryland .1 I I. II AiuiiUMTinr. II Wl- F. WIKHIMIN Si. I.oui«. Mi � au II I Am imicn e JOHN l.ll.BFRT WYNN l ini •iiiiuitli. irginU Tut, llrta l‘t. Arnold hr Sotlrty, I’tn.; I |hh ui 1 Kn inccr: Student Cotuieti in Farw H.tt.l.t.. Wha'i U in iii Amenmn t idlegrs and I rn i rrdlin; I li'..F, Kit mu ii Km.i � him. i W I I KK A AO| M. IlmwiiM till . T nnry� re srmor I.lam President; A.H. E In mu ii KuiMimv. 62 I A I KM K MOK ION I'INmi Jamal a. W II Kim ink u. Km.im imim. fi � A w l-rii 10 Hifht I . Wimm-. V. K. Hull. Tire . I) II. Smith. Vr� .. . nllxo. for. Sec.: J. li. Wynn, W. i’jiKr'nn. «w� � W«uc J. W Ilrmlluvr, . I . Bail . . Iljiris. It KuiiImt. AV.. Vr.. T l«-Mli'f r. I'. K I'IiohM'. X l . ( •■IUn . k Muriuy. � . Tyne . I!. J.u k-.m J!w Student Co lined The Student ('.ouncil of the School of I'nginecring ami rrhitrclurc was established to -rr c a a medium of cooperation aiming students: to encourage student initiative, self expression and leadership in general matters: to promote -tudenl artivities: and to act as an intermediary between the faculty and 'Indents in matters of general welfare. I lie domicil sponsois lectures, lield trips, mo irs. dance , an annual open house, an annual picnic, and the freshman smoker. The l.ngineering ind rchi-tecture Student louncil eoo|M rate with the (louncil of the other school' and colleges of the I diversity. Srtttrti I 'll to Kighl J. l$low. II. avjr. A. W.illa- -. I trf-l’rex.: J. � . nn. Src.; . K. Hull. Sigmlinf: l n� f. II. It. Trra% V Ilivun, J. W. Bfrc«JI r, ' «• .. . I’atterMMi. ('or. It. Brink . C W liilr cJau Sela fJJi Tau Beta I’i. National I nginecring Honor Society. � vas founded at I .r high I rmcrnty in If IBS. to mark in a titling mannei those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater hy di tingui-h«-d cholar-diip and exemplary character as undergraduates i« engineering, or by Iheir atlainnienls a alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering colleges of America.” I he District of (lolumhiu Alpha ( hapler was approved for establishment at Howard I niversity by the fiftieth ( onvention of the Tan Bela l i Association at fast Lansing. Michigan, in October. 14)55. The ocictv ponsor an annual Honors Day I’rogram and a tutorial -luff. 61 ..Timericon (Institute of Architects Sealed ‘ . 1C. Newman. T. VS bice. Standing .ilia- r. ||. N;� v. I) IS. unih . Tmencan Society of C t i I iuj ulcers Srntf l at l.rlt H. llrn. V i iVW fro� I-ft I'm! I Rii'linioml. Fa- Idr. 6. iAmerican •Qnsh ute of Slectrical (rnujineers— SJnshlute of G acho {bngmeers Sntlril i� n I. ell l’m( K Wrlcli. -til . Wi, Suomi lion I.el I .| I %� � —«.. Vo. Siit.-J on Ri ih l l n� f. . Hi Oman. I.R • l h . .91 mencan cSoctcty of Mechanical Engineers if he ) (award ong inner Sratnl I min K. Jai Ltm. t lu� r. y toward ffiadto (Society Sriitnl l.nitn I lJrt . f 7 7J1ie . 71 re ]1 ilectitraI m oc Id Cfi oom 68 Think w« miglu‘u let Inin 1111 now? 60 ■ ««l Vioiing. ''Uniting V.P____at work? names Margaret Mowr- Maggie B Donald Smith Donald B Austin Sprigg- Duce Jame Dole? John Henry iiii.'im Mann Animal lmela kimber Jitter Bug ay tie Hull halo Kditli Filzhugh Rut Hay ford Newman Boogie Harold Navy Pluck Cyril DeKour D-Koo Thomas White Beast Theodore Hall Tuff Ted Arsalan Kryvani “K” rther Wallace General Ksmer Durham Billy Pauline Thomas Maverick Wendell Harri' The Gimp W illie l«efttvicll Lumpi 1 pw i� Adams W yatt Karp Janie' Argrett Spragett illiam Patterson Billy P |,pwip oo l'on oodic James Breedlove Hie Breed Henry iken Chief Mu� ‘« gla «e inter -t:i up. |Ih‘ •pinning at U IH Jii't � � w ijr ... j |„ trick Plurk ami V Mmlvmj! (Hffmjn a ,iin. school of music (Dedication 'ion have contributed in many ways lo I he development of ail outstanding School of Music. Your work with the choir has resulted in an annual appearance with the National Symphony Orchestra, making our srliool well known not only in this city hut throughout the country. our sincere interest in the well-being of your students is shown in your statement that your door is always open to them. V� u know each student by name and are aware of his desires and problems. Your efforts have resulted in a warm and happy relationship between your students and faculty. Therefore. Warner laiwsou. in appreciation of vour service and devotion to the School of Music. we the rhus of |O.VJ proudly offer this dedication to you. 71 essacje to the cfacu «•. tin claee of u ifli to rxprors our gratitude to the competent facultv of llii1 x liool of imi«ir for jji i11u «� uc li a high level of musical training, guidance, understanding. and above all. their patience. «.) ‘•pia!H ) iiuur :tosn n ii m uj --i| :JOllpJ •|u.� nsv pj|iiip ty !M J if- ' jjvis .o ib Ml SIC KW CATOHS WTIOWI COM I KKNCK 1 1 K MTA I Mill� MOW MID 1 MNKRSin CHOIR MOW MID I VIVERSm IIA D MM KOJ'.FR'I J ME 1(1 NINE I i 'k on� illf. Florida Phi Mu fl thu Fraternity; M.E.S I nnerxits Hand; Intimity Chair I niiersin Orchestra; If fettling Team. Mi sir Fm ti- N I'EC.CY NNN ItoWMNN Irani. South i and inn k Delta l‘i Honor Society; t'i kappa Ijtm ula Honor Society; I nitecsity Choir; I trr U Han,I I nuersitv Orchestra. .Mimi EoucvnoN NAOMI PATUU IN « ON IF NNii'liinglon. I). 1 M.FW.f , Inner sit (bur; Ilia,i, Staff. Nil 'IC ElHTl ino EAR I I.NNNKFAi.K 4 NRTFR N .i-lmi0i n. |). 4 . Omega !‘ i I’hi Fraternity; Hi kappa Lambda Honor Society; M.E.X.C.; tail cl On tor. HOT Student t oan ril. Mi'H l ul l uion J4 4 F. M ARIK FIELD IIjmplon. N irsinij (IfiAa kappa Upha Sorority I ni lenity (hair; I r,iirr it Hand; Student Council; llixnn Staff: ME; .f .: F.I. Uho H ho. Mi 'i Fim i oicin N Ml FI NN I I IH IN 4.1! NUN ItriHiklyn. Nrv N..rk I mc'-rsiti Orchestra: Phi « iipha Fraternity. Mi mi Emm 7id VI)KI INF 4.1 II UNI II IVtionvillr. Haiti I niter lit) t hoir. M l 'MU.INI N LEE HOI MES Ni nark. N.- , Jcf.f Hpha kappa 1 jiAa Sorority; I'ni-yetMi, Choir; I nivertity Hoed: Ml • Student Council. cnrrr-sfronJing ye, ; Senior Mentor Mi'H Fnri ik� ' NMI FI FUNN NRI.) I N« K ON (Jticagii, llliinM. I rrnrrsity I.hoir. N mci no U.UiENUl El) KMC.IIT. J . I iirim illr. N'trlK l ir Ph, Um Hfrh.i I'.llrrml,. I'kl It-1.1 Suma f rat emit t, S'ohtrarA anA MW. fraternity- I nnrrut, t hutr I tumult llnnA. Wi.'.Vf ; Treat-arrr. Smior i Mi � i« Ij� m iHun LILLIE MAE M 1)01 «.l lUllim , Marshall niter utt thou I inirrut, Hum ; I niteruty OrrheOra; Senior Mm lor. ll -ll I til I � 1I«N JOHN M.nl II NKI ON lljltiini rr, Mjr I m l I nit mil, I h.ur. M£. .(.. Ml � i« K� V tffON MW v El I'M l I.ENT U I . I. I nnrrut, lion A, I line, t,It Or.hr, tro. I‘i h-•;• • � t.amUAu Honor So-■ i'li; Itixnn lnH. rJilur. Srnior t Uw. I ire 1‘tr.xiJeal. M« � n Motors VMI IIM MINA N M N' ••hinfflftfl. IE I •meruit I hvir M I ' E. Mi o. Eim WM� I MK IMH f.l ITU k HoanoLr. irftmia Omepo I'fi Phi Hatrmily; I n,, rr-tit i San A; I nnrrut, Onheilra. Mi «n EniM-%iN Jl NI I 1 11 I - mi L. Nr� Jrwi Vt-ha h'tl’fW llphi‘ uront i . li kopfui I Mm!-An llnmirr Sir irlt kniipa lir'ta li Honor St tot W I I S'.’ i ■ , I i fruit t.koir. Mi'll Fjmtmkix M WK.VKET I K l| IN W l.k.Elt Mv-ioWlle. Noith -jr..liiu Orlin s,ftm i The In Sorority; koi't-o lirltn li n.� •! . I nnerul th,n . I inert,!, Hon A. Ml '11 Eim i STIOX JMIJN ftl'IllN I 11 11« • II. i,f.|ir. � i I It., lift. V irttin I'Umi' I inn til, thoir N� l� � lil CJ ass History Oner upon a lime, there were eighteen little freshmen. All of them were very young. very unsophisticated I though they all tried hard to ap|� ear wise in the ways of the world I and very proud of their name, which was the chi of 59. The little ’59s were proud in another way too. for they were the newest students of the Howard I niversily School of Music. One beautiful September morning, tlie little '59s were gathered in Howard Hall, listening to a man named Dean Lawson. He was trying to drive some useful information into their little heads. Strange terms, like- your major’ . ”T hcorv exams . Achievement tests , and many others filled the air. while they listened with awe. By the end of the week, they were painfully aware of their duties such a- regular attendance of theory assembly, choir rehearsal, and student re citals. By the end of the year, however, they were proud of themselves. The choir had made its debut in Carnegie Hall in New Vork. and they hail 'ting with the National Symphony Orchestra in ashington. The next year, a sophomores. the little 59 found themselves well into the John I . College class. They really gave tin upper classmen roiii|H‘tition in theory, until they met up with Mr. Mixed Chord and all of his mixed-up relations. But June linally rolled around, and few were worse for the wear. They could remember the ex-ritemrnt of the hand when the new uniforms finally arrived, and the choir singing with the symphony orchestra again tan annual affair now i. Their entrance into the realm of upper class-men produced .1 decided change in the former careless lighthcartednc which had characterised the 'Opltomores of the previous year. Some semblance of dignity began to make an np|jcar ancr. and gone wa the idea that Howard wa the ideal place to have a swell time at the expense of the family. They saw Karl Garter awarded a Lucy Moten Fellowship for six weeks of Euro-jienn travel. W illiam Madden had his composition. Andante and Fugue, played by the National Symphony Orchestra in their annual workshop. Juanita Fitts was the representative for the Annual convention of the MIAC. held in Los Angeles. The student council M-t up a student loan fund, inaugurated the annual banquet for graduating seniors, and began having receptions for guest artist following the concerts. Many of the ’59s participated in the Opera presented l� y the Music School and Drama Department. A Cluistinas Miracle. The music was composed by their own Mark f ax. and the libretto by Owen Dodson. Their hand, with shining new uniforms, made trips to Morgan and Hampton with the football team iii sub-zero weather. Those siifT fingers and cold mouthpieces will long he remembered. Tin new Fine Arts building was finally started in the spring of 58. They all made rial -orate plans to return for the dedication ceremonies. By the end of the year the transition was complete, ami the advent of this, our senior year, found most of the adolescent mannerisms knocked out of u . and in their place a certain amount of | oise and social consciousness. nd this year? There arc many thoughts on what next?”, performers recitals, job applications and interviews with their subsequent joys and disappointments, or in many cases plans for graduate work next year. We have our college training, and we've had a good time getting it. If our lives and careers are as happy as our years here, we can have no complaints. college of pharmacy I- WML JM K- Editut Ml I K.l or I'll K. nc IIISON TUF l.rll In It nth I lK� ri� I'jiK, Junior Itriirr %rrhitn ; I 4nm« |niir«. I.dtlni. ml j I'.iul- ' rnint r «� l | hlui l l.� ili;i llowlc . Senior Ne Or%rnlitti r . Standing t.rft („ Right Lrno lili , Senior r.tiitin Krnr-t K� |� ci. S••nmr Kef tr%enlaliir. 81 Our Cl)can TO THK SEMOItS llir faculty join me in expressing sincere congratulations to you upon achievement of your objective. completion of the requirement' for the degree of liaclielor of Science in Pharmacy. We shall continue our interest in your career.- ami hope that you will maintain your contact with us. Vgain.inay I express our sincere best wishes and hopes lor a bright and -ueee—ful future for ear h member of the • las- of 10o9! DEW II M K I. Cfuil’EK ( triiegr i t I’hir rtttt -KMnlJs T VVOItK V « I I IN OK THE oi l Ki:K OF IMIVKM V N CDedication TOOl H KINDIS DEW COOPER AM) I III. I iCl IT). W K. THE I.ASS OK 1959. EXPRESS M R SINCERE GR ATI-TIDE IOR YOUR I ENCHASING PATIENCE: AND THE Gl IDMCI- AND INSPIRATION WHICH AOI GAVE IS HIRING 01 R ST A A HERE. IT IS WITH NA ARM GOOD Wil l HIM Wl REFLECT ON THE MEMORIES 01 YOI'. YOl R INTEREST IN I S HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED BY YOI R E ( EI.I.ENT LEADERSHIP. I NDER AOI R si PER- ISION. W E II A A E DEV ELOPED SOCI ALIA . SPIRIT I ALLA Wl) INTELLECT! VELA. WITH RESPECT NI AFFECTION. THE SENIOR CLASS IS PROl I) TO DEDICATE TO AOI . Till PHARMACY SECTION OF THE 1959 HISOA. !?6 FRESHM AN YEAR (In one cloud) Septemlier day in 1955, forly-6vc green and tender. enthusiastic and wide-eyed student entered the College of Pharmacy. Hundred- of questions were continuously rucking our minds. How should we act? W hat approach should we take? What will the-e teachers expect of u ? Hut all work and no fun would have been dull. So. we were taken into tin family circle hy a big Freshman Party, where we met the upper classmen and were the center of attraction. As the semester grew older, many of the previous questions were answered and new one-arose. For instance . . . How many cc'- are there in a liter? How many grain- are there in a gram? hat are the mode- of reproduction of one-eelled animals? Yes. we were put to many a rugged lest: some made it and -omr didn't, hut. the year on a whole wasn't too had. SOPHOMORE YEAR Summer vacation was over and we were hack, ready to put our nose- to the grindstone. We had not only grown older hut we were industrious. energetic, teachable and concerned. And then it happened. Five Laboratory Courses at one time; not that one or two wouldn't he enough. Hut. time waits for no one and the lirsl -eincster ends and the second begin . We liecame self-reliant, serene, older and wiser, for we knew that we were approaching the halfway mark. JI MOK A EAR This year was not only one in which we took our regular progiam-. hut it was our la-1 chance before -eniorliood to complete the liberal arts subjects. Yes. llio-e students who had reluctantly lightened their loads by dropping English or mathematics had no choice. What would it he? V long hard year of extra studying or another year added to their curriculum? Most of us had grown more mature, graceful, expectant and self restrained. W e made up our mind- to give all our subjects a punch with all the oomph we had. The battle was a long one with ino-t of us trying and -oiiio of u- winning. We realized that the important thing- of life must he obtained by lighting . We became travelers and went to Indian-apolis. Indiana. There, we were the guest- of Eli I.illy and Company. Led l y guide-, we toured the immense plants. Hack home, we visitrd a local wholesale firm: more drugs and Hig sandwiches! SENIOR A FAR At last, we came nearer . . . and within eye di-tnnee of our goal. Only eight of the original forty-live remained; but a- usual, we had picked up some -Indent-, who because of illnr—. failures or transfers from other schools, had also reached this |x int. We were the leader- then, examples for our underoln-siiiej). Hut. our worries were not over yet: the comprehensivrs -laird u- in the face. That Comprehensive! It i- an examination on .ill four year- of pharmacy to prepare u- for graduation and the State Hoard-. But. -Indents like Fannie Jone- and Joe Lipscomb weren't too worried: for along with their tedious schedules, they had found time to make “WHO'S WHO l AMERICAN COLLEGES AM) 1MYKHSI-TIES . Hut as we look back, many fond memories are engraved in our hearts. We have laughed . . . We have studied hard . . . Wr have participated in all activities . . . Everything we have done has had some purpose, he it educational, cultural, recreational or intellectual . . Every minute has bcen profitable and a great step toward our goal. We are leaving now. and a- we look back at the thing- we've dour, we remember the big one- anil the little ones. We have our fond memories of bygone college days. II precious; all are dear: and all will remain in our hearts! LYDIA Itottl.F.' M Vllatu. U« -| Virnmu Imrnmn ’hat at at rato ui IimmiV hnn Stn.irnt (uuHdl. Sf-rrtan ; • « Sigma Jhria Soiarit), Amu V� |; J � � rPmutent of flan It It IIMON « non I! Iliooklt it. V � Y ork 4 nut it an f'hanuacruliml tvuriib •••� . SIliJrnI ( onnril HrprexmlQ. fur lit KM W 1(1 KNFY Vjll.|.urv. North Carolina Phatma ruin ml .tiwrio hl I'Wtf Phi Fralernili IIKNKY it K«.i Mliany. York Inirrit'i n Phaima ruttial Inarm lien. K I III K l l| n Otlonl. N iili «r ||nal 4 mm t,m Pharmai futu til lo_ lion. I'hi Ilf In Si g mn Fntrinily; (Jim Tri'ti'liff. i« i:� K i iitit W It.« . fniftnon I’harmot fulit'tl I mu i«- liun. Ilixon Slug. II t h K- Y III i kirapi, lllinoi. Inirtimn Pharma rutical I '■ � io-linn I W II I . J0M I North UmIiu PrruArnt. bum-an Pbarmm ruti- ot Iwimimim; Upka Kap;m 4lpha Vvo ity, . Jit.,r, I tJtfgr nf Phtjr. nuit i. Itixtim stair I ha’s I ha; i.imiuitlr PiHhfnlimal B i.hy� , V. . irlun Traveler. i nN'i wet: joy U J lllli;llMI 1) r rrian'Trraxurrr. 1 met icon Phut. mm n.ln ill l « ration joi w i.ii s ;o IB anion. ....... burnt an Pbwmat rulit ul l' i imn; i hi Ibha Mu Prderaili; PmiJrmi. Slmtml i nanrit ol ( •! Irgt at Phnnna i ; B ho P ha. • WIF.KY ll CKOHCt K. M |{ I ' lu-krar.-. Xljlunu lint m an f'harmareatu al Ishhiv lion � « ol I . M KTIN J iiDio i. Nrw Yolk Im.rnan Phaimat ruti at non. tin hrita Mu Pratrtail). :io KRMST , ROPKK Drixkha. V� tmrman Pk rm emritat 4� wn� tin . Hint «. K KOsi VsTIEI. I ir l. «n. V Jrf-ry lmr i,an I'Marmcf ruin al Ituuitt linn. Mil IIAM N y� lrfn)iiiWi P 1 imrtimn fhaintormlirmi .Ixutria- liutti Stmirnl t.auafit Rrpte%,nia- tur: Kdt'l Vtthm PsL jn|l v llIII ■'i. Omibi . Manbiut Slutlrnl f.mimil K f p e ten toll tr Imrriian Pktrnutt tutu at Ityoia-lion PmtJrnt of i ia s I MKK « K Mil voN MAri n. Imluuid I Merit an Phermatniiifiit (iunriii Hon I mini t hlitlian t r lnu hi i. I.KKOA MOKIM Marine v,. it|t i Bfoluu In man Pkmrmttrmlital l« . .vRMOH Cl v OKFH EKS KM I rli in lluhi Jnliii Niiiili 1‘iiMtlrni: I mIij Rimlrt. • icc.Pretidrnl; rIImr |lm. 71 rnxulot iNiil (.I.lmr.l mt« I‘.ill I . Serttlart. • CLASH OF 1959 Cl SS OF l%l :1. hs of l%2 90 ■HR TIIE -Tl DENT Mil NOIL Seated l.rii t,. Right Brtl Hill. E«'hn M 'lilli w . Sophumore Ragre mo afire : Jiw k l i|.- .rttil. I’trodenl; l.trlij Bottle . Srerrlan: I Lnl«mr Monk. I irel'reudrnt. blending I.eh in Right lout. Kullrr. lMial ! hun � � Firthitirn Hf i wMamn K..|.«-n Malone. Junior RrpirxrnloUir. . i Nr«l. Sophomore Repfe.ieniatii J.«lin Senior Repirxsntatut Vnjrrl I in.. Ik.naM • lark. frekhmen Rrprrxrntatii r%: Mmne . 1 . Sophomore Hrpxrxentnliie. 'Student Cot rriiinrni II ith Tin' Stud rut’s II elfarc In Mind THE MI l.’H N I’llAK I EI IK L MlvT|o Seated Left la Right leo V rlet. Seatet Reprexenlatire; (aiMutr J.m Seeretnrx-Treaonet; | � . IV .|..ir alii- k . Writer. f'annir Jmot.. Freud cat, Standing Lett to Right llcilwrt Hunter. I iie-Freudmt; J.lmnt llinrluni. Frethmrm Reptexenlatire. I .la Marlin. Junior Repre imtoln e . Ileutt XI in -jria� . Sophomnie R'piexi ntulnr U alter Mark. funiot Represaalalne TilK STl l KMT BRANCH OF THK AMKR1C.W PHARMAC.KI Tit l o. t I TlO n( Howard I nivrrsity College of Pharmacy Has established in 1 • 12. I In main objectives of the organization are: to formulate ami present educational programs in increase tudcnt intercut: to develop ethical and professional conduct: to develop interprofessional and intraprofessional responsibility and to erhicale the lay public about the Professional Mature of Pharmacy. 01 Ill I l I II! WOltl II i i rs ;o ivrn si'ur.mi fokmymon • mihu TUI I ILLY Till K MU YOKK. mill U|. • mu ’ • itII «l� k III l) Till im l Till ST undergraduate activities 6fke Greek Council 94 AKA Ethel llcdgrman (Lyle I recognized the need for an organization through which women po se -sing ability and talent could contribute to the welfare of the community, encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, improve the soc ial status of the race, and promote unity and friendship among college women. Ethel Hedgeman i Lyle t was joined by Lillian Burke. Beulah Burke. Margaret Flagg i Holmes I. Marie W ool-folk I Taylor I. Lavinia Morman, Ann Brown. Lucy I). Slowe. and Marjorie Hill, ami Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded January 16. 1908. A plan for a permanent organization as expressed in the constitution was presented to Hr. Ihirkield. president of the university at the time, and to the dean of the (College of Liberal Arts with the result that permit-ion was granted for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority to function. Thus, the concept of Negro sisterhood was, for the fir t time, given material expression in the form of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Alpha Kap|� a Alpha Sorority is proud of 105 un- dergraduate chapters and 170 graduate chapters on college campuses and in cities throughout the United State and recently in Monrovia. Liberia. The American Council on Human Bights, the national health project, the community housing projects, plus scholarships given nationally and locally to deserving people are just n few of the many projects instituted by the sorority. 'Ibis year. Alpha Chapter, in keeping with the national policy of service, has sponsored an extensive program of cultural, educational, and social activities. Included were a vocal recital, a jazz show, and a public: meeting held in observance of Founder Day at which time Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority pre ented S5.000 to the Howard University medical school for research in sickle cell anemia. These are the women of Alpha Chapter. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. These are the oror who faithfully love, protect, and hall eternally work to make Alpha Kappa Alpha supreme in service to all mankind. . . . Forward to a new era of service. OFFICERS Basileus Anti Basileu Grammatcus Epistoleu Tamiochus Sylvia Taylor Brenda Lawson Ardrea W right Lorraine Maple Almet.i Kimbci Historian Ivy Leaf Reporter SergeantalArm Dean of Ivies A s I I r.m of l ie Kay Wadsworth Mary B. Lacey Gloria Hopkin Sylvia Eaton Ferial Sherman 95 M I'll k AIT A AI HI SOROKI1 'I Tin founders of Della Sigma Theta Sorority i-u-alized. in 1913. at Howard I tiiverbify, an organiza tion whose aims would he something more serious than social activity. They longed to see develop'd a union of collegi' women Ion certain cardinal principle ,ui.I pledged to uphold lofty ideal'. Into a bond of dr otion tlic'c nohle women hroiight together college women of like potentialities, dedicated to the same ideal' and pur|Hi e . Such was the beginning of Delta Sigma I beta Sorority. Mpha t Implei i- roiupo'ed of young women con 'tanlly 'ti i ing to maintain these high ideal' of womanhood. scholarship .md service. inong tin women pic lured are the -enior- of the chapter, who ha e worked longe.'l to maintain Delta - high po ilion on ranipui . During their year here, they have annually awarded a scholar-hip t � a deserving freshman woman, worked on eoiiununity projects. s| onsored the Jabhrrwoek. given fashion -how and (Iry-tal llalls. and played an important role in rampn- activities. I he-e seniors are graduating, hut their influence will lea e a marked impre-sion on the campus and the sorority. omcKits ok mi chaptfk President iee-President Itecording Secrelar l orre-ponding Secretary Irea-uier Financial Secretai Par liameiitai iau (diaplain Journalist Business Manager Sergcarit-at- rrns keeper of Record' Jacqueline Price l.sther Blair Barbara Pope Rosalie Heed I homa-enia l-ong Fain ice Henderson Pamela Powell Fdna ines Patricia Davenport Avis Pointer Faye Smith Vnnc Kastman % ZOB ZET PHI HET SOROIUTY AI.PIIA PHI IPHA KltATKRNm A PA On December 4, 1906. the concept of Negro Brotherhood was for the iir-l time given material expression in the form of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity at Cornell I'niversity. This fact i significant for it represent- a commitment an as-umplion on the part of Alpha Phi Alpha of the rc-| on-ihility of always taking the lead. It i- this interpretation of the founding of the fir-t Chapter that ha- made Alpha a brotherhood of leaders. It i- this doctrine preached in it- 190 Chapters into which the organization has grown which i� responsible for Alpha men being in the vanguard in every field of human endeavor. itrln Chapter vva- founded at Howard I niversilv on Deeemlier 20. 1907. the second Chapter of the fraternity. an«l the fir-t on a predominantly Negro campus. Since that day. Alpha ha- opened it- door- to all men reganlle— of race, color, or creed, and Beta ha- adherer! religiou-ly to the fundamental precept- of Alpha Phi Alpha by -applying leader- to the campus community and to thr nation. “First Of III. Servants Of III. II r Shall Transcend III. OFFICERS President A ice-Pre-ident Recording Secretary (Corresponding Secretary Financial Sccretar Treasurer ( baplain Sergeanl-at Aim-Parliamentarinn Historian Kditor to S|)|iin I lean of Pledgees Artliur AA. Wallace Joseph Chapman F ly S. t aldwell Richard Miller Harold S. Navy A illiam JelTrir-Kdward Robinson A illiam A. Mann James II. Argrett. Jr. Chnrle- AA . Ross. Jr. A illi Rrown Chester A. (� ce 98 omec'.a psi nil m HK m Q 4 November 17. I i 11. signaled a new awakening in Negro College Life, for on ilia! dale, the Omega Psi Phi I'ralcrnily wa founded at Howard I diversity. This was llie lir 1 lime that a national Creek letter fraternity had been founded on the campus of a Negro college. I lie founders of Omega were: I-rank Coleman. 0 oar Coojmt. Edgar . lane and Ernest E. Just. Omega men liave distinguished tlteiiisclves over llie entire world in e cry field of endeavor. Some member' of national note include: Cliarlc- Drew. Judge W illiam II. Hattie. Paul William , (iarlrr Woodson. Langston Hughes. Benjamin May . Percy Julian and Commander Dennis Nelson. Mplia Chapter, which was otlicialh established in 1912. has been commended repeatedly for il active participation in and contribution to the community life of Howard I diversity. tluoiigli academic as well a extra-curricular endeavors. omtEKS 01 OMM.X Bnsileus ice-Ba-ileus Keeper of Pecord and Seal t. keeper of Record- and eal keeper of f inance s l. Keejier of Hnanrr ( orre-fHinding Seerelar % Keeper of Pearce Cliaplain Dean of Pledgee t f)ean of Pledg ce- IS ! PHI kenctli Mai in William P. Bailey W illiam I- Ili Marvou aunder Charles W bit Leonard llowir Billie Jones Stanley lone Edward Hall ritoniAs Motley Walter Stroud 99 VI Pin PHI OMKin fraternity A f Q Tin first Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega. National Service Fraternity, was organized at l.af.nette ( ollege. Fast on. Pennsylvania, on Decemlier l(� . 1925. Since that time, the Fraternity lm- ex| erience«l o phenomenal growth. Today there are more than three hundred and forty Chapters in the I nited States and the Philippine-. with more than lift) eight thousand member-. The eta Phi Chapter of lpha Phi Omega was formally initiated at Howard I niver-ily on May 29. 19-18. The Chapter ha- continually rendered prolific service.- to both the campn- and the Washington community. This vear -uch project- a- mar-hailing at -Indent election-, sponsoring of a ’’lost and found ollice. and participating in fre-hman orientation have hern undertaken. eta Phi Chapter i- proud «� f it- heritage and -land- ever-ready to aid and assist it- fellow-students and fellow-citi eri-. 'I'oward these aims, lpha Phi t hnega was founded, and by these ainw. it shall he governed. OFFICERS President I -t V ice President 2nd ice President 3rd ice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Ylumtii Secretary Treasurer ''gt.-At-Arm-Parliamentarian Harry . Cinyard W in-lon M. allace Frederick I . Mathis. Jr. Kenneth E. Spann John I). I.ovrjoy III Henry K. Iiti-Jo-eph K. Johnson Wendell R. Harris Julius . Johnson John K. Juggins 100 B� on Captain get liriffiujt rook Hull .«t llotnwominii lln Winning Final G I III MUOKKTTtS I'llWl M KIH'C TION l JOK SC IIHMID AM) III.AIJE MU FORCE CADET OFFICERS ID ) MtNOl.I) MU SOCIKTA SKNION MENTORS NIK WOMI N S U v«.l I Till QUAD OFFICERS NEW MEN’S RESIDENCE KALI ri lolO l Yl VISOK l|� hj llii VI| Im. I� rrr � r n mr i;«� nn II a ZrU l.irl! Lenders f ? ''illinj; i rr|t% Fight Team Fight l|dia Phi Mplia i'ii pataili Whirl away Working striving lplta‘ a Wondrilial Thing K you'll iilna In- mine Oh. that good ole Mindiine One. two. three, four! Sunday. and nothing to do 115 M nun The Chump no school of religion Ilf SON M FK l.rfi It i Hik i umurl liiiiK-r; NiliNium ; X� rlmt .oilier: V C'ly «Kr Wiliam , f.illlor |‘, J.inx- I lo I CI I TV 01 Till m IIOOI. of HE I ic;ion itli deep lo ■ and affection. the class of 1959 in the Sri...I of Religion dedicates its section of the yearbook to Dean Daniel Hill. Dean Daniel � . Hill, you have become an instrument «� f God to bring men and women with whom you have served to the realization of their ultimate destiny. I hi tusk was wrought h om detenu illation to be well prt |Kiml in that which you were culled to do. This determination led you to earn Mirli degrees a«: A.K.. H.D.. M.A.. S.T.M.. Th.D. You have served in such capacities as pastor, social worker, teacher, author, counselor, and chaplain, 't our varied experience- led you to become Dean of the ( Iui|m-| at Howard I diversity, a capacity in which you served for fourteen years. Kecently. you were appointed bj the President of tlu I niversitx as Dean of the School of Religion. In this position, you have demonstrated a degree of administrative competence that i commendable. N our genuine friendliness, wonderful sense of humor, and whole-hearted commitment to the high calling of (k� d have made you one to be admired !■ the Howard community. e ho| e that the rich e |M.riences that yon have bad while working for the Master will inspire and challenge others to the task of ( luistian endeavor. 119 I’XXToN UK XII SKORl) Look nftn. Oorgia B « ■ Hrook i flaftiu Fell on -� (� N.I. I.f. ' nJrf-.'fwiMH ILi.•� � ; I'tv nr t.ollefe )F� IE MxF. IIHiKS Vnionio. Trtan •••rrltn. eniot (.7fl j; US Tlllvt ton Collefe. EM MX I MILL XX I). . N« i irutt, Sludrnl l.strmhft. Humittl I ttitrr il U ROM XN Orlcaii . Loul i ina II I I irginiti I iion I rtii rtuu. IMXIIi Tl IIMK. JR. I • j� U til in II HtiioLt llni ii t Fellow • thili. S. Prairie I iim I. I . i ollege. XX II I I XXI riU� M ' Mm.iti'lrin. X j. Il I . 10111 I itllriir XR n| li C|(� K(.K U XI kFR. JR XX lUmi. Ninili t aroliiu FrruJml, Stmlml I'M-mUt . Omrpa I’m Phi I rdf emit i; IIS.. Ilonunl I nit rr Jit ISO'I XU� K J XMKS. Ill Xlomjilii . Irnnr-.. -.-H iltin II llinokt Ittif'Usl Fell tut thili, Inh’isrtninnri IfoirMfiU; Ul., Unit uni I nit er xih. XX. (I X III XXII I I XXI' t I'tili'lr. I ililnr lit ton Stuff: I nitrrtih Hi tot '••nil: U � hut minium: Student I hnMum I«. •� • iutinn. 11.1,. Paine ( i,lffee. 120 V, c yen tor I In lime, a summery September morning. I In situation, tin I egi lining f u new venture. .1 new school vear. Iiuiclc ami outside the fading red brick building with the words School of Religion painted above the door paraded new face . I he din of chatter and langlitei Idled the liall. None of ii . thought at this lime that like Jesus' disciples, we loo were twelve in number. Afucli like J� -us disciple u«- had heeded the coll of God. Itoiii as distant as the Philippine t«• as iieai a Washington, lb (’.. we lud mine, FIRST YEAR I lie day of idirnr were -horl-lived. The shiKil was dedicated to the proposition that hard work never killed anyone. No one believed this more lirtnl) than the live new faculty ineinbeis. I hev weie zealous in their work. So zealous were the) that while the world lav in slumber often we ut in deep relleetion over the problems of the world. W bile ebewing with the seholais at tin knotty problems «d New Testament and Old I estament thought, we found a more pro. fouinl grounding for our faith. I he History id l.ailv Christi-.initv made ruaiiv .1 great Christian live again. The History of Religious Education shower I how men and institutions have struggled t° teaelr what really r.iimot be l.iugbt religion. | lie moments of delight in llnmilelii I 1 preachingt have eternal life in our memories. The Annual Student Facultv Retreat was like cool water to parched lip In the plush and quiet of the Washington Hebrew Synagogue. Dr. John 0. Nelson directed our minds Godward. Ihe nnual Convocation with the llirnie: Communicating the Gospel . . . was highly enjoyable. file sparkle f speaker like Dr. Mborl Moliegen. Dr. Theodore II. Hiihiiquist. and Dr. (oirdner l av bn kindled inteiest highly. The Rev. Merrrl D. Hooker, our Ha toi in Residence bad a captivating personality. He bad something to sav and knew liow to s.� v it. Dr. Haul Minear brought 11 some- llavorful and meat) lei-, lures during our Spring I .eel 11 re Series on New lestfliiient Insights Concerning tin- Church. Olln r event ns the Oliri !-11 in Hart) and the Spring Hirnii i ninded out the year. SECOND YEAR Alter a torrid summer, smiling fan-s converged once again .it the faded red building. few familiar faces were missing mid missed, but for good reasons they vvere absent. After .1 whooping good liiiK- at mil Cel-Acquainted Hart), we went avvav in high-spirit. This was the vear that we drank deeplv from the wellspriiigs of theological thought flowing from Brunner. John Haile). Nielmhr. Tillich and .1 legion of other lief ore we be a..ie intoxicated with these nieli views, the Student-Eacullv Retreat and the Annual Convocation stole upon us. |)r. John Casteel directed the Retreat. I he Convocation thenu . Non iolence and Social Change vv.is di� i usvd bv Dr. John It. Nelson. Dr. illiam Stuart Nelson. Rev. Ralph I). Vbeinalliv ami others, (diamli of India was. indeed. the unsriMi guest—more than once was lie mentioned in regards to itnn violence. On the following Sunda). Dr. Mai tin L King. Jr. convinced u that we should love our citemir this is the Christian basis for non-violence. Religion Elbe ation introduced ii to priceless principles applicable iii conveying our faith. Field W ork was our grand oppoilu nilv to test out learning in the market-place of experience. Spring burst forth over night. Soon, wr had Rev. Harold Roland a our Hastor in Residence.’ He was a bustle and iir with enthusiasm that wa contagious. Ihe same week we had our lir-t Niidrnl Visitation D.iv. The Rev. Sterling Cary clcetrilird us with hi aildre to pro.sj -etive emi� a-rions. lb- eoiiveyed to us a personal sense of sweeping commitment to Cod. Ihe Spring Lecture Series brought Dr. Nathan Scott. Jr. to us to lecture on “Modern Literature and the Religious Frontier. Damp and drizzly was the day planned for our annual picnic. So. we changed the place of meeting to tin- Fellowship Room in the school, and what a time vve had! THIRD AFAR Things were looking brighter and brighter. This vear w� - found our che� among a “larger eloud of witiie s� -s the eiitollmeiil had greatly increased. There were even new faeultv member Dean Hill, formerly the Dean of the Chapd. who since last vear had assumed in addition the duties Mf Acting Dean of the N liool of Religion, was made ollieial Dean of the ehno|. Dr. Crawford whom we prize liighlv. became Dean « f tile Chapel. Ollier new faculty members were: Dr. James Rolierts. Mr. Gene Riee, and Mrs. Charles Corbin. Dr. I am 11 Wright returned to u from .1 brief leave of absence. Our lives are the richer for having known all these persons. Now. the “Gel-Acquainted Hartv. the Convocation, the Day of Prayer with Dr. Samuel Hnn’tor. the mcrrv Christina Hartv. mid Annual Retreat have all come and gone. In a matter of a few short dav . the event will ocrut -graduation. We believe tb.il our preparation i a bash ingredient for .1 m • ••ful ministry Our lips eaimot express tile tender thank that our hearts pour out I • tllo-e who have l.nd them--elves upon tin altar of erviee for u . The import of our high e.illing � ! 1 ik — 11 with the ame muiiuniiig fori e of the speoehle bridegroom before the alt.11 of marriage. And -ome problem- sticteli to tin kv. Hut vve as the bridegroom would av our vows ill the procure of Omnipotent Cod in faint whispers. We do. 121 SEN I OK CLASS J I.JMOK CLASS I.ilnarv S««m- Nrial (•jtltrrinp Tlir ChrUtma« Parly C io«iM'aiiini Sirm- ill Krli-M.n Clim, . '«U ly IViiixl 121 Wor.liip in I illlr lu|..-l 125 nml Family 120 college of medicine JK.HItt CRAWFORD WIN I EsTI R WILLIAMS ;LR l.l EDM I D THO l ON cLvw i.e a der h ck. jk SIIIRI EY VVONNF. WILLIAMS Editor Obedient ton Yr die da— of 1959 dedicate this section unhesitatingly to you. Bette Kuriner. N oiu duties have hern exercised with an dliciency which 'him - brightly in the light of the stride- toward perfection which so rightfully were .« part of our «tiidi ’-. The combination of vour technical abilities with a particularb -en-itive and understanding: abroach to the many intricate and pre— in student problem-ha- earned for you a |� o-ition of deep rrsjirt l and love by both farnll and student.-. You are endowed with an extraordinary ralmne— in the face of turmoil and a gentle, soft-spoken. yet per-everant manner in which - mpathy and reu—ur-a nee are evident. In our memorie- and in our heart- you occupy that place reserved for a devoted and true friend. Four years Ago, you were strangers to each other and to us as you a-sein-hied line from yum widely placed home?. For four year? , wr ha e Ihtii united h a common bond. It ua your de-ire and our- to bring within the grasp of those who suffer. the l c-t in Cure which the human mind can fashion. To this end. with our help, you bate cultivated the dedication of your heart-, you have brought Iwtter understanding to your mind- and you have increased the -hill- of your hands. Now. a- part we must, you Irave u-. We remain with your gift: n belter thir-ting after Life. 'Iou depart with our gift: a letter thirsting after knowledge and. we ho| e. an open door to i-dom. no )rati DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT OK BACTERIOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT OK PH AII f NCOLOGY DEPARTMENT OK PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT OK N TOMY � H’UMMK T OF MKDIcink “H'vktmfat of 'i iu;Kin ....... 0t ,,|lsrKTiiu:s „i WAHniEXT OF PEDIATRICS DH,AR™EST WW.:„,aW CLASS OFFICERS ST I DENT GO! Mill TI DK T MKHIl W IKDU l sSOCI TlO 133 WIERICW WOMEN MKDH l SSOCIATI0N CHI DELTA Ml 131 JUNIOR SOPHOMORE KHKSHM N JOHN li||$OJA Kuma-i. Uliana II . II r trm h-hi pun I niter. itt l(M II VICO OSBORNE BRO N Detroit. Michigan H. I. II lit nr- I nit mil} km II BALDWIN « ASSEII S M� rini llaj. Si. Tbvt u . Jamaica H V; Iloonrd I mt null VK I III K JOSEPH « UNION Nmjrk N. J. H I.: Smm Hall I ollrgr KMIN JOSEPH AITEAII ' M. I ui . M... H.V: HonarJ I nnrruti BERN KI� MAIN BAND ) bnt|sion, D. ( Lrvrjer 0 ttshinplon I nitrrul} JOSEPH EJITUN ANDERSON JR llainc Point. Fla. H S . Honda .4. A M. I nit rmlt BARRINGTON BENTON BARNES Arlington. I . C II V; Ihmard I niirrtity RAYMOND El MLR I ONTF.E VA j huijit in. II. IIS.. IfoKnnf I airrfMt) JERRY CRAWFORD linil Barrington. Via' . US nnli I nrnlina 4. T. I otlrgf I II RI 1' IORKNZA I I KB A RrhJ-Mlle. N. ' H : Johnutn I Smith Iniimit) HOW MID I m 1 i.L A- DAM El IK Jamaica. N. A . fi.s. i ir11 nllrgr iiI rn York 1� « FRANK MARION DAVIE 11 ikIi Point, V C. ti.S.. Amon ( Smith I niiersily AMl El KU II ARD IMSMONO JK. Hirti«liiin, Pa. II. I., I.imobt I itivrnily HERMAN KITZIIEKRKHT DAVIS Qiirago. III. H.4.; Limatn I nitrrult FLORENCE MAI I) DOICLAn r� « A ork. N. A . H.4.; Hunter I ollrgr HERN MID CECIL DYER i In. iff . III H.S.; lion art! I niter ary Cl M Dll ADOI Pill -III FI N El COCK (irorirlO n. |lriti b Cuiau 11.4 ; hm� ln I uttetMlx ROBERT EDA ARD EDKIN HughtMillf. Pa. H.S.. I nnrrtiti of MarJanJ U TOR LOl I' FORTIN JR lliuifwid. Mjiim-II C: HoWtSoin I nllrfe KI «;s|.EA RE « ttN'EIEI D J I.K ANT Brili'h Ilnii l«ir4� . Central mrrir.i II S.. IIttrtl I nit ersit HERBERT HOOVER t.REFNF Hiihnii'inl llnglil . lb. H 4.; T tU Jena (cllef JOSEPH GRANT i.llUh rinla lrl| Iiij. I’j ACS’,: HonanI I ntteruly JOHN ROBERT CREENI CrentMtoro. N t_ H.4.; l.irutJn I ntrerutt 130 IIMCIIKKI . CROS Silver Spring, M l. KS„ M.S.; U n hihgitnt Vnivtrtily I� 11) I WOSTON II XKKIS I.VIH llt ur(L 4. .’ S ]iiirrni) Mfl i1 College II XKOI.D El GENE IIAI.L NX .(•liinulon. D. « ItS I’rairie l ien A. A M College I IS llouard ( nit rr U HENRY EYIM M El IMRR| Nrn X nrk. Y V US.: Brooklyn College t II R|.E HENRY II KI«l ON Hiiivil{«r. a. IIS.; IInrnfiton Institute JOHN M BERT II XKOI.D I Kml li. '! •. US.; 11 on aril I mi milt I 10 R XI.I’M MKI M FE HOW It I lljItiiiKir'-, M,J. HS . Million State l.itllrge H'llN WKH.KY ill I ISON T « ikmu, Tr'x.i Us ■ Howard I niter silt ESTELLE TWNER III CUES XX j'hington. I). C. US.; Howard I nil-mitt LEROY JONES Kin-ton. N. C. IIS.; St. Augustine's Colletit MARION JONES Eltt SI. I.otii . III. B.S.: Bradley I mi truly K XRI K. KEI.I V N Chicago. III. B.A.: Emmanuel Missionary College EDW KI ROMS NcK X i -.NX BS.; fK I � rk I nit-milt DAVID DON l.l KENDRICK DayU� nii IWh, Fla. n.S : Haward University ROBERT X LEX INK Cleitlanil. Ohio US.; Ohio Slate I nu trsil ALLAN ALEXANDER J ACOBS Hurt Antonio, Jamaica B.A.; i Mian !‘rnn l.ollrs CIA l� E I.EX X.NDER LI CK. JR. Daniillr. n B.S.; Howard I niienilt M.S.; XVu . rk I nii trsil) HoXX ARD R LYNCH Jrrx-v I itv. N. J. IIS Livingstone College LEWIS W ESI MARSHALL W a-hineton. I). C. BS.: Howard I nirmiit IIENRX XI. KINI.EX MOBLEY Chicago. III. Boose tell ('idle fit 111 l -UN MOORE |!ii ikl n. N X W-v . Qmrrn (.allrf KKEDI- KK K PM MIERI. Ji: Ouiijf. V J. H. I fahnu Hofif.iny I niimiti I .EM.If I IRON MOHHI-Vw York. N. Y. « .; City (nllrgr of Wir York JOSEPH |SXX« PARIS V X„rk. V V. II I.. Syrarttar I fl wiill ill 111 Y. ii c;. si I I MO PMIKF.R lanuii .i It W I II.S.. Iltnninl I mi i r it XX II MAM IIENRY PITT . JI!. Vrliltptiin. a. II S. Ilitminl I nilmit Holt KI I III TON PRICE ..uili O imr P rk. X IIS.. Shan I nur uli JXMI M KIIEO PRIEST rM|u.|l NfH . j� . It.' M-rgan Sutir t ollefr • I I'HRERT WESTON HOBSON pYNE Olrnp'llr. Januii d. It. XX .1 It S.: IlnMiurl I nil rruti KOllElil ii. ItlHHH K XX a hini:H.n. ll. ( . II V . II ihiii.I I nitrrut� JOSEPH MllUSIIN RICIIXKH SI. n lr. H« Barbddo . R.VX .1. II.S.; lloHnnl I nirrruti xi RM hri ce Roseniu mi NX a-hinptan. ! . C. II S (.itirir II n hinfiinn I nit mil) 112 EDI KI� LI U Is 1 H RT K� lr.| ||,||.. N V BS., I mi rr tilt tit u ill on yin ( UMN J MF SIMONS'- .irk. N. . It. - till I -III 4 f� t r� lor • II Util - i I HTI- TEKin (liantlown, «-.t � . B.S.; I nit trull ot IHmot U IS M l KIWI Nl THOMSON -• Ml.jn., . BS.: (Jncrn I nitef.r -I'l N H IIIOM - .4 UI -n. la. It � Ifitl-ti'wi Stair l.otlrxr BETTI Jo KKEN i4nit|ii n. 0. (L It Hum tthf t aurruty OEOKl.K MiniNoToN Will 11 N«� «U U.tl jMia« BS . tl.m out I mi rruti Nol.XN MWSHKID WILI.IAM- d'liinxlon. I� . C. B.S . Hot i ot it I mi null 1 52 MEMO WII I | M WH.i.INs ||(. t lr� � firl.J. I’a It - . I iiml,tin ,( Mot-hull t nflrxr Ml M U SIMMONS Willi MS Mounf frn n. Ohio B.S. ls tiki a Stair I iiirr.uo I LAMER V sin 113 HIKi n YVONNE WILLIAMS W iwliinjilon. I). (.. ft..S'.; Houard I nitrrtiis WILL LF.STER W ILLIAMS Garland. Via. BS.; Hounnl I niirrsity Jn epli ndriMHI Vrtnin llemu Bernard Band Harrington Bamr-John Hil-on Itiiluni Brown Keith a. ell« Vrthur Minton Raymond Con tit Jerry Crawford Churl? urry Howard Daniel Frank Davie llf-inian Duvi Samni-1 Di.mnnd Florence Dougl ' Bernard Dyer Robert Ed kin Gaiidiu Ehock Victor Fortin King-dry linni Jo.rph Cl.l r. Herbert C.reenr John Green Herbert Crn . l)j id Haiti Il -nr llarri dilili llarri on John llarrold Mira Hu ilng W illiam llrn un W illumi Mill Lmi-ni'r Hooper Ralph Howard John llud-on E'tellr llujsli -Vllan Jaroix l ro) Jonr Marion Jone Kul Ki'li.ivtan Daiid Kendrick Kdwatd Kvni Robert Ij’xiiir-Clyde Lin k How aid R. Lynch Lowi Mar-hall Henry Mnhlry Vu-tin Moore I .••dir Morri Frederick I'almicri Jowepli Pari' Dudley Parker W illiam Pitt' Hobart Prior Jarnc Priest Cutlihert Pyrie Ju«r|i|i Ilii hard Man in Rosenblatt Edward S liwartr ( alxin Simon Edward Smith Violet Strphen on Charlr Terry Spen-er riioina-Gerald Ili � in� on Kelt i |o W arrrn Henry Wfagiii Nolan William Shirlrx W illiam W ill W ilium. INTERNSHIPS Di'trii t id • oluinbia General 11«� pit.il. W a h.. D.C Rivrr idr County General Hn.pii.d, Vrlinglon. Calif. Mbert Ein tein IJ• • -j i1.11. Philadelphia. Pa Frcedmcn’i HoopiloJ. Washington. D.C hum.i-i. China W.iym t nunly General ||n pii.il. F|oi e. Mob Free.)men - llo.pital. Waihington, D.C. 'I. Michael' Hospital. Newark, N.J Frodmen Hospital. Wj.hington. D.C St. Fraiiei llo'pitjl, Hartford. ( orin Kale I! Rev Hold. lhopii.il W in«lon-S.ilem, N . Fresno Cenrral Ho.pilal Fresno, t alif Kate It. Reynold llo.pital. Win-lon-Salem. N.C St, .Mary’ llo.pil.il. Grand Rapid . Midi 't Mary'. Ilo-pihtl. (.rand Ka|iid«. Muh l-o. Nngrle. County Hospital. l.o« Angrlr . Calif. Orange County Ho.pital. Orange. alii. Saint Fund Hospital, ilarlloril. Conn Mcrey Daujdav- llo.pital. Philadelphia, Pa Saint Franei llo.pital. Hartford. Conn 'ainl Luke llo.pital. Cedar Rapid . Iowa l.o ngele. County Hospital, ngelr . Ijalif. Di� trict of Culiirnhia Cenrral llo.pital. W a.hington, D.C l.o- Vngele County llo.pital. Ix Vngeb .. Calif, t • dar of l.elianon Hropitul. Lo ngelc . Calif. FVeedmen I lo.pit.il. W j.lungion, D.C I w.P.H S. llo.pn.il. Staten |.|,nd. X Wayne mint' fierier a I ibopital. Floi e, Mich Detroit Receiving 11...pii.il, Detroit. Mich General Ro e Memorial llo.pit.il. Denver. olnrado Di'triet ..I t olumliia � n, Ho.p. W a.hington. D.C. I re.no t.eiieral Ibopital. Fre no. alii. Di'tiiel of ( olunilaa General llo-pilal. W a.hington. D.C In. Vngele- I ountv Ho.pilal. l.o. Vngeb.. • ilif Hurley llio-piial. Flint, Mo h 'aint I like, llo.pital. San Frami-co. ( ilit King. County llo.pital. Itrooklyn. N.Y. Kate It Reynold- H'—pilal. WinMon-Salrm. N.C llnoirf C. Philip Ho.ptt.il. St. I oui� . Mo l)i lricl of nlumliij Getter ul Ito'pilal, Ua-h., D.C Fni-dmen’ llo.pit.il Wellington. D.C Jrwidi Ibopital of Brooklyn. VV Mount 'inui Ibopital. Cleveland Ohio Detroit Receiving Ibopital. Detroit. Mil h W'ayne County. Kloi e. Mob I ..ok t o. llo.pital. hii ago. Ill Miami Valley llii pital. Djyton. Ohio King, County llo.pital. Itrooklyn. N.Y. Lo Vngelr. County llo.|iital. Lo Vngrlr . tialil II. ' Maitland llo.pital. Newark. N. J. Kin . • ounly Hospital. Brooklyn. N.S C.hmJ 'amurit jii I bop.. Dayton. Ohio I o- n;r|e« f.'ounty Ibopital, lax Vrigele . ( alii King ( ount« llo.pital. Brooklyn. N X Miami Valley llo.pital. Dayton. Ohio him:. County ibopital. Brooklyn. YV F.lmhur-t (.ciirr.il lb .piul. Flmliiii t, YV. Jewish llo.pital of Brooklyn, N.Y. King. ( ounly ibopital. Brooklyn. YV King- County llo.pital. Brooklyn. N.V. Milwaukee ( ounti Ibopital. Milwaukee. Wi� . Elrnliur.l (.eiinal Ho.pilal. Klmhur-I, N.Y. Pontiac General llo.pital. Pontiac. Heh. Vb rey-Doiialj - llo.pital. Philadelphia. Pa. King- Count' Ho.pital. Brooklyn. N.V l.o VnyeV ounly Ibopital. l.o Vngrlr . ( j)il State I niver.it) c f Iowa llo.pital. Iowa City, Iowa Orange f.'ounty Ho-pitul, Orange, Calif Harbor (.rneral Ibopital. Torrence. ( alii Di tric t of olumbia General Ibopital, Wadiingtoa. D.C Ml college of dentistry dedication The Denial Class of 1959 dedieatcs this yearbook to Dr. Adolphus Walton who has been an instructor in the College of Dentistry for 10 years. So indispensable were his services, that he agreed at the request of the I'niversity to return after his retirement in 1956. This was most fortunate for iis. in that we have been duly inspired by his unequivocal teaching, timely philosophy, and ' mpathetic counseling concerning personal problems. Wr are most grateful for bis untiring efforts and houndles-patience. He will always be rememlrered in our hearts, and we wish for him many more years of health and happiness. 116 I’KACK! BISOX STAFF Sralf t. Irfl to right Vrra J I«t. BrnHI Frrjtujon. Editor Standing W ilmnl Wifiirf, molil Frldfr. 117 STI DKNT ml « n. DEAN Kl ELL DIXON Lo!l g oi U ntittr 148 F U LTV OF THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY NONTEAl KING STAFF OF THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY SENIOR Cl SS OFKH ER Seated. Ir't to rifh! Brrlrll hrr£u nn. S«rrrlafy: John inhr t.n. i «- Prcndmi; Hilton Stan lord, I’rf-idt-nl: Dcnzrr Burke. Treasurer. St and inf;: Eddie Smith, -Indent otincil Pr� -� jclent; Harry Monlitmurr), Student Coum.il l!rprr..-utativo 140 VI I El sllEIKII VB1 1 I I VII Sjcrir Brill'll W r l Wricfl f!S.: Ilitin iUtri Inxtilnh M.A.: ru ) or . I nuersilx MIELTOA I. AI RISTON IKK Nrn Viitk, Nrv A urk tt.S.. Long h or.ti I mrrr.uty JOHN W II US RANDALL WDKKSON Atlanta. r.niraB II.S.: Mat chouse t.ollrgr DFAZER IM RKE Vtljnia. CI i� rai.i U.S.: I niirrutyof Mir hi nan IIERIIERT MM.COI M CAMPBELL. JK. D.iiton. Ohio H.S.; ! nivrruly of Da� Ion W VRD VRDEN DADE. JR Montclair, J« w II A.: l.iih aln I nivrrui RNOI l� FELDER Bronx. rv% A oik II I. ru ) ark I nncryit) AI WAN F. G ATHERER N. im • nt. li ft .1 II.S.. HouarJ I niir xil} BKRTEI.I EBB EF.RCI N I h||i'lt . California II. I.. (Irotge I’rwtrnliltf I Itllrg,- MMI El CLACKM AN Brooklyn, Nr York US.; HnwUtn College 150 U KM I “I n CO.MKV. BofU 'olnniliia. ''ouih «n« f ii .1 I to tar of Odontolopy, Xational I rmrr. it of Colombia VOIM W II. HOROWITZ Paris France l).l)S.; Itmi.r ‘ hoot at l‘ar KI SELI EDM I M H ACKI.EA. JH. Alexandria. ii inm 1 oHnrJ I nii fnit) I WHENCE BAKRKLL HI NDI.F.V. JR. Ilunt- ilir. Alabama H.S.: Hxkord ( nitrrvft DARNELL RALPH JACKM1N Moultrie. (i i� r :iii fi.S.: Samnnah Stair t.ollrgt I.KRO HKNK JKNkINS. JR. Philadelphia, IVnn� yl nia B.A.: l.ini o'n I mivoi i IKINALD KM FM r v «rk. -«� A ork I.S.: Loop Island I wreruli ROCER K l IIIKO Kl WABARA kV 4i|i«hu. Oahu • T.IL B.A., State I niter sit 1 ol Iona BENJAMIN LIU HI 17 Burn.1. irc . rirsa. South America D.D.S.. Buenos lires IttHtal St hoo! HAROLD S MI FI. M RT! Lhjrle.|..n, South Carolina H.s. : HohctA I nit -r«:7i MKOI J MARKOV Brlprailc, Yugoslavia H.A.: Ssrants- I niifruty ROBERT t: MPBEI I M. Ml RIKIl k. JR. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania B.S.. A in rriran I nitrruty 151 ll Km JEROME MON rCOMQKY il� . US.; HfvntJ I nitrraly M rilOV O C) ERSTKEET l.nrhrUI. lal.mia BS.; Horrkvu.tr (.oftrge J(UI IIESR PALMER A .hi « illr. North Carolina US.; Hnm ilvn Inttitulr Til ADUKI HILLIARD Pllll.l ll� S. JR I ill hur«l . IVnn Lama It. A.; I.inroln I nntrsily CHARLES R. Ql ICLESS Nrwrllton. U UM|IU It 1 Ihllitnl I nu ersily SERASTI FELIX Rl SSO Katrnnj. Ohio U I I nnmity of ( nUiorma JOHN Vk Ml ME SAI NDERS. JR. W i hinj!! n II. (1 HS . Homan! I niter tilt JAME FORREST MOTT. JR. Portsmouth. Okin HS.; Ohio Stair I'nirmity LMIIK.F SIIITABAT Honolulu. Hawaii H A.. Stair I niirriity of loita II l.l M RAMON hNJITHEA Ri limonii. irginia H.S., I irypni Slate f'.ollr.ft EDHIE MITH. JR. I’alatka. Florida BS.; llonard I nnmity JAMI 'TF.PHAN ST ANBACK. HI ( luster. South Carolina H A.; h h I nit+tsiO 152 HILTON GILLETTE .STANFORD M. I«� ui«. Mi “ uri B.A.: I nnrrun nf California KoBKRT NTHOM U ITE Hirlurd Gty. Trnnr w« H..4.. ) oungitoKo I nurruH WILMOT 'I ELM I IF. U K FK Nr i«, Briti«h W Indie. fi.S.. Horn an] I mtrrulY DANIEL ADOLPH VI II 11 M . JK Kan a- Gl). Mi� � oiiri BJi.; l.inc n I nil ecsily 1 i.. I niprrut) of Ion a VI LTER M LI ER YOl NC r� Orlran . I om.iana B.S., Baidu tn U allace Seniors whose nut ores appear: JAME WENDELL HEINE Vinli-o. trgiuu .; Johnson I . smith I nurrtilt ;E II EIW. VH ! KO KINE I rinidod BrHi h R I Indif BS.. St. I niccruH 153 CLINTON M. |ONE W ilM n. North ji.� Iua BS.. Linngoun I allcfr J1 MOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS KRRnHM Cl (Vrtiwn • FKF.SI1MAN CLASS (Srciiui, II. MM FIXC cm ones LABORING SENIOR DENTAL IIYUKAK CLASS Sratrd. Irft to right Nettie Carey, Vice I’rc-ulrnt: nnir Forbes Tn'iiMlirr; Vera Jflrr. Bison Representative; nita Carter. I’re-idenl; Tempy I'aylor, Secretary. Standing. Irft «• right: IU r l Sinistnatt Magiie Duncan. Margo l)r� n, f in piflbrr Monica I aing school of law c School (I U’ Our I .an School Cla s of 1959 will probably | c remembered u I Ik lir.-l freshman class to enter the new Iaiw School Building. Mlhougli the relocation of classrooms from Founder Hall to the new building was a major change for the school. the moving did not affect ii'. It had born completed before our arrival. Other change; which wo experienced did ulTect ii-. however, One such change was the shedding of the law school's tradition of abstaining from participation in I niversity Homc oniing activities a tradition which may have developed from the scarcity of women students in the law school. A vote of the board of ( Governors of the Student bar Xssocintion erased this tradi-lion by authorizing our entry of a queen in the 195ft 1959 I niversity festivities. Other highlight' of our three years included hearing: Senator ayne Morse of Oregon speak at our Law Day Xs-rmhly in 1956: Judge James Cobb (who died in 195bi discii's the Drrd Scott Decision: Judge Alexander Holtzoff review the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Judge illiam II. Ha-lie lecture informally on - p|M'llate Practice: Supreme Court Justice Harlan -jH'.ih at the Third and Klcventh Joint Circuit Conference Banquet in 1958; Thurgood Marshall deliver the address at the dedication of the Law School building in 1958. We will also remember the appointment of Dean George M. Johnson to the I nited Stales Civil bight' Commi-sion. and the subsequent appointment of Dr. James M. Yihrit. Jr. as Dean of the I .aw School. We will rem cm I K-r our lirst days in the law school. We groaned at the un-olvahlr “hypothetical- thrown at us “in the cool of the evening by Mr. Ouirh in Torts: at the “who-has-got-possc-sion unanswerable' of Mr. Washington in Personal Proj� erty: at the sp -d with which we. yanked along by Mr. Lane, “covered the thickest Kquity hook in the history of the law -chool; at Mr. Puclil's frightening demands for perfee tion in Contracts as he pounded on the desk and screamed. “Don't get excited. Later we heard Mr. Diggs exasperated. “Lord, have mercy. and Mr. Reid s repeated admonition, that a negotiable instrument was really “Dobbin, the lior-e. The fact that the comic 'trip “Peanut- was our most frequeutlv read and appreciated “literary hit next to our law books — was indicative of the individuality that existed within our chi's. Some of us. though 'Crioiisly dedicated to the law. I ecame beloved for the comic relief wr provided. Our various class affairs, for example, provided an opportunity for us to enjoy the professional piano playing of Mordecai Johnson I not related to the I niversity President I; the singing of “Oh. Danny boy by Bennie Harris: the exhibition of the vast rejicrtoire of dance step' of Janies W atkins: the faculty of James n-tin as a polished host: the questioning mind of Henry Marsh: and the astute political discussions of “Dave Moore. Othcis of us became best identified for our scholarship and contribution of service to the school community. Among such persons of service was Reginald •Vlleyne. incumbent clerk to a District of Columbia appellate judge. Information about other- of Us in this category is found in the legend- beside (or below I our individual photograph- located elsewhere in this - c-lion of the Bison. These legends are hereby iiiror|x� -rated by reference. There were other reasons why some of us became “famous. For example. “Doug W iltler wa- our cla— arti-t. “Al Ryan and “Hal Miller of Ix s Angeles were known as “the California Delegation. Bruce Boynton was heralded for his firsthand courtroom experience. Ca-imir Scoon was congratulated for becoming a proud father during our second year. Janie- Bay-top became noted for his copious preparation for his second year trial, while James Coleman should |� e remembered for hi-gentlemanly hearing. James M. Murray. who died in July. 1957. will he remembered bv us always. Diverse though our backgrounds and |M r-onal-itie- may be. we nevertheless have pursued the study of law with the common goul- of achieving .self-reliance. and legal acumen. W ith these tool- we lioj� e to he instrumental in effectuating progressive innovation. I lie friendships, faculty and encounters at the school, like all prior experience-, word- read, and j� er- � n met. are part of u . To each of them we are infinitely indebted. 162 Dedication CKOKCF. (: HAYES l HONOR of GEORGE K C HAYES Chairman of the Public I tililics Commission of the District of Columbia Howard University i� inrleed fortunate to have a man of the raliher you portrav a- one of it own. Being a graduate of the School of I-aw. you have home om mantle well and have hern an outstanding practitioner of Ijiw in the District f Columbia gaining unusual distinction its u trial lawyer and in the preparation of pleadings and trial briefs. In the field of Civil Bights you were one of the early participants in the Restricted Covenant” cases. bringing recognition to the cryptic evils therein and contributing much to liuving them eradicated. Y ou climaxed this, along with Dean Janie |. Nabrit. Jr., another Trojan in the incessant war against inequality, with the trial of the School Segregation cases of the District of Columbia, which re-suited in the now immortal decision, with its far reaching ramifications and rrpercussions. As evidence of your 'landing in tlw community, you were .ip|M� intrd to your presently held |� � sition by President Eisenhower. a« Chairman of the Public I lililirs Commission. Because of your many years of association with the University. as Professor of Law. a friend and counsel, exhibiting leadership beyond perfunctory limits, we. the members of the class of l )o9 are grateful and happy to make this dedication to you. 163 COeans 111 essage hove flic entrance !o the Supreme Court of 11� «- I uitrd State are inscribed these words: “EQl II. JCSTICE I NDER LAW. As you 1‘fing to a happy climax years of arduous preparation for entering the legal prof —ion, it i- my Hope that you will dedicate yourselves to making these words a reality: for this achievement is a basic lest of American Democracy. JAMES M. A BRIT, JK. THE FACt m OF THE SCHOOL OK I.AW LAWRENCE I). WILDER Editor C Scfioo tofJL CIW rStson Staff l.rft to right: Uwtnvr I). Wilder. Editor: Mr . Hurricilr W. Batipp . I.nult dti oi; W i Ilium (Gladden KKUNM.U II. ALLEYXE. JK. Boston. MiMriiiMtb Hoard at Gotrtno S. Student Har 4% mutton. Editor aI the Houard Lau Journo. Xaliona! Moot i ourt Tram B .: Ti 11- I sivii ni IWIh o NLD baytop W sthingioii. 11. C Student liar Association; I ire Preti-Jrnt. Senior f lan JWIE- THOM A- -TIN VI adiiagtu . n. c. J VMI - II. COI.EM N Newark, New Jrnrj Omega I’m I’M; Kap ta I’hi kapi a. Legal lid Satiety; Student Har As-nutation B- : ikumi Sun (.'mi.i.ici: VUII 1AM HENRY « DOPER l.raingiMn kentuoU kappa tiltho P� � ; Horn ard Ijiu Journal. Hook Rcneu Editor; Student Her t av iation; H� � ted of Goiemnrs BENNIE JAMES II KHI-Hiriiim hjm. AUImom Hpha 'Ai Hpha; President. Senior t law Ul.. MmMIHOI «i liuuiu Kl BY I- GKWT ( brlimi. Ohio llpha kappa Hpha; Houard l u Journal, ntes Editor. Treasurer, he hman I ln . Heart's List It V.{ llU I MV1BM1V JOSEPH ldOHROV HATCHETT tilrUMtar, Florida Omega l’� i I’ht. Student Bar (jw-nation; Legal Aid Sorieli B A.; Ki.auii M I 'iwwn I CKYYTHOKN HE KI jM'k on, Mi- i i|� pi B.A.: Howiwl vivtusm ALBERTA o. JUNE- | .uii� � ille, kenlut k) llouard l.an Journal; Student Har twonanon. Se-retort. Htmid o i Garernon B.S.; I MW m mi Loiimiu.1 MORDElM JOHN-ON FJorentr. -« Kih Carolina Student liar tssoriation B A.; - l -i ill M � mm m.i IKINAI.D WHEELER JONE- Orl nd . Florid Houard lau Journal. Student Har inflation I . ; MiWIHOVIt CoUlcl 166 HENRY I.EANDEK MARSH Km tiiinxcJ. Yiifinii .B : nukit I Mi� I wiimm IIALVOR THOM A Mil I Ell. JK Ia AnjelfN California kappa Alpha N; Imrrican I.am Student Association II.A.; I C.L..A. Will I M IEAYIl MOORE V Im|III|'|'.I larlin l JIIIJ Student IIat «� ««• iHtlon B .; 1« Miu l im i� . ( I AHEM I III! $rOI'IIKK MOM It MlN Harri'liurc. IVnn lvania Omega Pst Phi: Moot loan Tram; Legal 4id Sort el t B.S . H«« � • I VIII I I M R N BOR Tallrxaila. MjImh j kappa Hpha Pti; A. 4.1 .P_ Preu Amt; l.egal Sonets; Editor. Bar inter. pt t, 7. I nf President Student Bar Association, 0. r .$8 .ll.: Tuuimm Coilui « II HI F DAVID NELSON AA .i.hiii i � n, |). C HUM M ARY P AGE I lrj«anit illr. p� Y«� rl Vpha kappa Alpha; Student Assist emit Prof ram, Serr elites. Hoard at Hot eravrt, Student Bar Invention. pr’,7 lai Journal. PUT. Sec re-latt Pr’u iflt. Dean’s last; lam School Reporter to ( jot'-rlmrian .H : Ei� k I MiiiMtv ALFRED HARVEY KY W IAn lr . (California A.B.; I � r •H tllllN CllllWIMt } asimih eik;ah scoon I rinnldii. K1111• 11 Vp | IihIm- Student Bat I munition JACOl EI.INE ECU I SHEPARD Clin Illinoi Delta 1X0nr Theta: HouanJ fun Jour mi1. Recent Jnniuii Editor; Student Bur In or tut ion. Treasurer lQi?-S ; Phi Beta kappa; kappa Bella Pi K A ; llowum I siuiMin CLARENCE AHA ANDER SMITH A i nna. A irgunj 'student Bar Association; Legal Aid Satiety PATRICIA AWE TRIAERS AA a hini:t« n. D. C. Secretary. 'senior l.au I Ian: Sigma I.amnia Rho. I tee President; Alpha Phi Chapter, f ormer (i reflation Editor, Barrister, t9S7Stt. Pohti.al Science Honorary Sonets; kappa Sigma Debating V iet II. A.; Ilnw miii I mwmiii 167 JOHN l W ATKINS Savannah, Georgia I.A HENCE DOUGLAS WILDER Ku'hniond. Virginia Edita , It non iImm I; Omega Pit I'fii: Cartoonist, Barrister; Student Utii A sMit iation l!.s.; Niucima I mon I iw.hmi I RRY C. WIN I VMS W a-hinpton. I). C. President, Student But diw inlion; Legal Assistance Program: Arnett-ran Lou. Strident Association: Af iha Phi Al rha, Parliamentarian B.A.: flow AMI I MVLRilTY 168 BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE sTUOEN I BAR ASSOCIATION SENIOR I OFFICERS I JOI UN l ST FF CLERICAL STAFF r. F | I I II K I II braird, •-ff in licit I! M Ml.aii. | Inuunt! . I Sl.itio Standing. J. T. n lin. Mr. J. Vu liiiiglon. Kacult iKi r. LlltH AKA STAFF .� • to right Mi Muorr. Mi . Smitli. Mi . Slicker. Liluaiuiu: Mr. Jrnninf: . 1 ibr ny SECOND YEAR ( I.ASS HRS I U: ll CLASS HA KRISTER BALL SOME STARTED YOL'NC 172 SESSION??? 174 school of social work oj a re we duress Tlii i tli«- moment for which wc Imve all Uni waiting. Yes. the time has tinally arrived for „ to walk the senior walk and have conferred ii , the Master of Social W ork degree. As we approach the glrrfilll) antici pa ted date, we notice a hit of sadness � n the face of fellow clavmotos. I eelings of amhivalence prevail. We are happy that we have mastered -nine of the principles, concepts, method , and skills of I hr profession. W e arc equally sad that we must sav farewell to some of our newly acquired friemU. hot It faculty and students. We wonder if anv other School of the ( ampu has enjoyed the close student-faculty lies that were ours. Dr. Magnus. Mr. Smith. Mrs. Old . Mrs. Melntn-h and Mis (Jrccn. did much to welcome u our tir't year. W e regret that our regular rontaet with them was not extended to our second year. Miss McKav and Dr. Thomas who have taught its our second year of casework, really helped to evaluate our casework' -kills. It was the desire to achieve the hr ! social work nhir.ilion that brought class members from the North. South. Mid-West. West. I a t and New l.uglaud areas of the Stales. Some das mem-hers have rotnr Irom a far away as Dcrmany. frica and the British West Indies. Our ambitions that once brought u together will now separate ns. |-ae|| will go to hi- « t her chosen city to perpetuate (Im goal of the profession. “Help the client to help himself. D-e-a-r I'-h-e-s-i-s D-r-o-u-p . Ih� w well we remember thee. Thank voii. Mr. liihhoris (or the introduction t«� the dynamics of group behavior, hut it wasn’t until “We got in there and pitched. that we truly understood the efTrcts of “individual differences.” “sociomelrics and human inter-dependencies operating within a group. We were fortunate to have Dr. Ware. Mr. Weiner ami Mr. Wolf stick by us to meet some of tin dependency needs of individuals in the group. Not once did they -mu to mind the late telephone calls from students who were rushing to meet the deadline. Mrs. Davis will well he remembered for her understanding remarks prior to the (lliristmas Hecess. She advised us to relax and avoid All work and no play. for as social worker , we needed to he well rounder) individual' for main-tenanre of sound emotional health. s uc look hack at our classes in Human Drouth and Development, we will always remember how Mi', dnms begins her summary of a lecture with. It seems to me that in essence. Dr. So and So was saving . . . as j- pertinent to tin Social Work Profession. - we leave tin School of Social Work of I Inward I niveisity. we are aware of a deep-going sense of gratitude for all that our faculty and our general and «|M eilie exposures to the field have contributed to our overall education. This i' the termination of a professional level of eduention hut our |e s formal education should never terminate. foi each day s|icnl in |h«- field, ran he I Irani in £ cvpenVnr e. DR. I BEI It. I INDSW Dean � School of N� � in! II ink I ruler your leadership. our School of Social Work lias jznmn from infancy. Hie family ha- increased greatly and we ran rightly Ima.-t of having for faculty and consultants. national and international leader- in the held. ou have helped to make our school physically attractive, which ha- meant much to your ’’cherubs. Through your undying efforts, our School of Social Work i- recognized throughout the world a- a great educational center. Beyond your responsibilities a- Dean and Instructor, you have found time to participate actively a- a member ol tin hoard of director.- of the National Social Welfare —cuddy and tin National A-socialion of Social Workers, and -erve on three committees of the C.ouncil on Social Work hdncuiion. Only recently your contribution- to the field were further recognized when you were -elected a- one out of five, by tin Department of State to study social welfare program- in l .mopr. To vou. Dr. luahel II. I.ind-ay. we proudly make our dedication with warm appreciation for having witnessed your inspiring and devoted leadership. 177 EDITOR OK VEXHBOOK ND CLASS PRESIDENT Sami Even tl ami Paul Johnson l.ine-line Lincoln losing her lli« -i- draft. . . . Lois Kingsley spending her time and best vocabulary explaining our project in Social I-sues to a resource person onlv to discover that lie wa- tbc wrong Dr.C. ... Wliat u wonderful president Jackie Browne made at the club meetings held at St. F’s on Mondays.... I lie many all night sweatings for the sake of thesis.... How you are given another number to enll when you call yottr social work fiiends. Seems everybody at thesis meetings.... How Margaret Moore referred to Rimsky lkirisoii as Mr. Rimsky . . . . How Mrs. Vdanis told our class that ’’Theory’s one tiling and practice i' another, this is what you’ve heard and tlii- is how it is.... The way the psychiatric students began hallucinating. ... All the wonderful things said about that supervisor ait a family agency. . . . The many partie- we were unable to have or attend. . . . How our class managed to produce a pair of lovers t Fernanders and Smith i and tliesi.- too.... How Baby Simmons and Baby Everett made those thesis meeting-. . . . FACl I.TA OKM.HOOI OF SOCI Al WORK 179 KIIM UAIICI R. RIMSKY TKl SO . IK W feviunpiott. I� . C . Student Organization; ( fun r man at F� rmn t oninxittee; X aiional .l u lalf n i) So' ial (Tothers IS. ; Viifii. .in I uivcr-it) P'W HI 1IIU ''ill I M IKK (,LOKI IIOl I ll.WIKLD Kiiltiatuii1. Miirvlnml � |i|iili Ti ai li m t | � V. MlvrR! 'vn IVl WiiHk VITA FR WkH BF.I I MY Knalrwoml. N’w Jrr«’ Sludent t iruneil, Six ini I ommitler ( hair nun. 11 omit d U omen Club B. V.: H � Mfi| I ili t i� il V«� KK IH VI Kill IM RI� I I v a-liiiifilon. H. Hon an! K omen’s ( tub. atinrm' I mu iniii'ii ot Soria! ff . rhefs II. V.: Ilmvanl I iiivi-ciiv S.m M, (iRolll V OHK W I)E HIK � W V l.xiwhluifg. irginu V aiional 4%.ux-iattoa of So ial IT or I. ft . Student toiirmf. Treasurer; Omega l‘ i I’hi h rotor ruts B.A.: Virginia I ni«m I niw-r i1) I 'Will VIII. NHIU VVollk I Ot KI.IM. I . ItRoW M V� A««rL. V Student annul. Coiri'sixuiJiiig � retars aiional Assoriation ot .V. 11 it II other % IS V.. Hitwdril I iim ivll I’vw IIUIHU Sn I u V iiKk Kim Mill VMMSRSON c II W I I’.iriin-I . North O.imliim ''Indent Organization, I ire I’teu lent H.N.; liuin| l n Inxiitulr KwillV IMH.llll.li W ' 11 v«i ( KOKOK. o. i :0 ISY ll.illimorr, Maryland kapfta l f'ha I si I'm Chi R. Howard I mw'f'jlv ('lllLO Wl I.K viii IIETTV t.W V N l . lltiKJlY Jamaii .1, NVw Y writ 1$. V.: IlcniHMf aill ge I Mi III XTIili ‘M|vl W • ik 1 I KOI I It V M MCI W HOHI) H ian� l;r. iifinia IS, V.; I low .1 nl I ni • i it li in vi '■••1 1 vi VViiUk Mil I l« KM l AM (Jii ago. Illiru'i IS. V.: Howard I mv. r-itv IVw m i«« ' • 1 v WIKI I KERRY EVERETT S Tin iicn. Illinnw I In tm Kappa Hl'hu SorntitYi Hon nrd rimer : Editor ot Yearbook; V at tonal iMmiattiin a! io'ial II art,-,-M. H'gnl' 'l Si ial It or l:rr It,' ,; Howard I nivi'iiy | W:IIIV1RI( '•tMlVI WlHIK IW KUW Allll K. t XIKI KY v aAk Mi U Omrga ' i !‘h ftatrrnrt l� M; llowirJ I m� rf-n� ISM Ml THI« S« � « � K MOKKIS KKKDIHH K lliillord, ( imB.r1Kul Omega I’u I'hi fratrtmii It. V; lt� � «r l I nh'T� ll l’« « in inn Sim ti miik IDA Jf NKTIK ININ NDH Nt� ch. Y Y. RrgttUrrii «. igl U � rLtr II .; Kbk I ni rr� it Komi SAXII M 1.1 l l-inuh l «tk. M i L� � l H .; -I. l-nwrwtcr? I ni rr it Sot i ti (iNtil r M ' � k M VKJOKIK Kltl I r l II MMIM k Nn � jll. CaMIrrtk Ml Nqri.oa (..minfiun nt V� l l I «� • r � , i witerban 7 6 HA.: H«. jc.l I niirr.it I'rtilluiiiicSorii hk BKVI VMIN HTIH R llol Ml • Kjliini..(, MinUrxl Viirmau wv mnon of So. It f ..f 4 rf II Morujn N|j|o ( ollrjr mu � ur ■ M H I -.| I«U.«.«- III N I Kit milintorr, MniyUii.l II. : 11-. ml I ni rr� in Cmiu� U'n � � ■� II 1 III III III N� � JOHNSON llnllitnorr. Mjr l.unl era l‘t i Hriu Stttoiily It V.: M '� tan Stair t ..llr-r I � W|I t Ml I IIIIP • !■%«• • 1.01 II klNt.M KY Nr X ork. N, X B. .: llr.N.kl n li-llrjr l' v tiontir 'ih t NX M HIK XI. I.XNK s-|p r. North I jmlinj Vie t ommtUrr I: . N-nii i irdina • oil- pt XflWt It Ml. 1 1 .IRK i RKESTINf it l IN' I n VN .fhinji in. H. B.s.: Sr auuh utr t ollrsc Mum t Smtt NN« n 'MAI V I I Kit: lUllimorr. Man lain! KtVIlt « u t .till. IM H • I.M r KRI� It) McCHEt I'liilj.l l|ihia. |Vnn� ylvanid It. : Vli� rrl Br� x� n (adlejcc Cum W i u w M VRCAICET V MOOR Omaha. Nrlirj-ta It M. V.: N Hl� He i'fo I niurtitv ISmIIHIBH SttflJXt ..Kk menh.1 i i v mi Truml.iil. lift .1. V.M.I.K.. Ixinilun I nimiutr, ln titutr i� l Vlnwnrf. 1 0X1 VVi.uk MRIAN f NKISSEK Itrr-I.iu. (irim� l I jh P(g|M, I nlvcnft) I Pan-I’oi iii nun .HUL V i.iik ROIIKKT HESTER IHUH I Em[� iia. iruinia It ; V irjiiiun stutr • ollrs ’ llll li VV I l.l Mil El VIM MVITHEUs KOHI oN W J lllllttOH. I « i Camino l n; oliunnl i • . . ra turn hi « ml U inkers It .: V|..r .m ' iuii ( -li. u. Sim ixt. (.iiiii i' W iiak I VKI.EM BEATRICE KEMIES W a«liiii£lon. I . („ S H'ial ConuniUer It. . Ilunur.l I nini-itv Famim i am-wont II I I (.. SHEI l«i Silxri |niii}i. Maryland It. V.; It.irnurd C� ll gc ISv HIIIKII Sill iai Work I l. R V SMITH -SIMMON U u-hmsin. I� .CL I turrit cn • i« o i « .'i iris. Vo li'iMtl .Assi’ciatiun • Soria! V inkers Alpha Kappa Alpha Sotarii i VI. V.: I ni � « il ..I Illinoi- )’ X( IIIX1KH NKIM W MKK Mil El I V VI STVNTON V a-liinptiin. I). C Alpha Kappa Alpha ''•’writs It. si.: ll Manl I niv.T� ily I’M cm Ainu: Sui.iai. Wuiik HENRY L SMITH VVadiinjiton, I . I Kappa Alpha l i fraternity . I ire •� ,of Fir l tat1 . ftrp- ixteteH Sot tnl H otkrt H. .; Maryland -late « llr r ISVlHlAlKlf 1.1 IXI U'OUC HU I N HWIS STROTHERS I'ituiiurtfli, 1'i’iiiioyKaiii.i It. V.; Ili .iril I nitrr� iiy Ml nii i m ixi VV i;KK l� 2 ALBERT S. J. T Kk Baltimore. M.irvlmnl I! .: Tuft- I nivrrsity h lll.v Ct'l UoIlK DWICHT T. WILSON Marion. 11J i r� • i -Forum Committer; Xationtil Assort-alion for the Urancernent of ( of-ored People; United .hristian Fel-tou' hii B. A.: Ta l«r I niw r-iti OlMtll MI Y OlCAMZOIHN ni A A PERSON WIMBERLY R«x k Mount. North arolina B. A.: EVk I niverMt) P YClIIAiniC Mimi i IKK. NORMA IIOfilNSON WOOD A a liington. I), t F.f’utnr (omniittrr; Student Or panizannn; Chairman of fti dn u lions Committer; F.ta Sigma ’hi B. A.; Howard I ni rr� it PsWiihiwc Sor m. Wubk CABBIE CARTER YOI N«. Alhanv. (jrorjtia bison Staff. Publications ommiltee: Social Committee I! Airpinia Stair Collrpr P.wniuiRii Some Wobk Grad nates f V? ose fJJt cl a res CO o Hot . Tlppear CJn cJhe XJearhook ZACCHAEHS (). N. KkWKBKI.KM ROBERTA HIM. ANN LEON RD ARTHUR AA. 1.0CKNKR SAN DBA PR ATI '•jni'-lli jii I � K � ’f It £,| Kairl«?y Nnniu ami Uonnir WinmI i:n somi MiMMirrn TIkv'I' dvi� i� r of I•vi ii|� I nut iIm- o-Cluirmeit Mat fir, l)i II air. ninm FORI M COMMUTE! EX KCI TIN E COMMITTEE I’l BIJCATloN COM MITTKE THESIS i;koi P I I Sind) of Cultural CnrnfHinrtin of Com• mtiitii Health rrds, Va«hinjilon. D. C. THK IS C.KOUP 3 .1 Siud} of I’tr.MHn Diuhfirgrd from a Training S hind. IIallin� rr. Mmljnd. MEMS ;i(«U I � I u i f� � Ar Igrd and Housing, Wu h-ington. I). ( . THESIS GROl P 2 .1 Study of Social Clan and Mm lot II•■nlih. a liingli n. I). C. graduate school rJo rilNKI E H mnMI'-oN Ih ui at I hr C.raduatr Srhoot ««• ufloctionntel) ilerlicatc tlii- MTlion in apprrri .ilmn «mii in recognition of lilt progir xc lriilr� that I lie (•r.iiluntr Sclwml li.i- m.nlr umirr oui fl lmini«tr.ition. 188 Graduate students are not usually pictured in the and. unlike student of other divisions of thr university, no Bison fee i included in theii total cost of registration. This year, however, some of the graduate students exprc..I a desire to he included in the family album.' and u a result this section materialized In s|� iu «� f the invaluable assistance of the stall of the Graduate School and of the various departments, we found it virtually impossible to contact all of the prospective graduates. An apology i therefore extended to those students who would have desired to he included, hut who were not informed. To llio-c who have participated, we hope that through the years thi hook will awaken many pleasant memories of tin good old day at Howard IV THE EDITORS IBM curly as lli year 1870. provision tva made by llir trustees of the I niver-sity for persons to receive the decree of Master of Nrt� . Few degrees were granted, however, until after the reorganization of the collegial work at the I niversitv during the year IV19-1920. t that time .1 Committer on (Graduate Studies was -et up to administer graduate work. At the annual meeting of the Hoard of Trustees held in April. 1931. it was voted to estublish The Craduate School a an independent division of the I niversitv under the administrative control of a Dean and a (Graduate Council. Today the Graduate School pro ides opportunities to qual-itird students to pursue program- of study and rc-enroll leading to the advanced degrees of Master of rt-. Master f Science, and Doctor of Philosophy. 190 DOROTHY LEE !� l I I F.R a hiri|iliin. I). ('.. ( '•■rtiituf. Hi ton iCruJiiote School . future Temhett of interim: Stttr lari, II. V. (iliirttihi(t Pro trl. Tra hing liwfar, l.nghth II .: IlMHinl I ni'tr'il Ehumi R M o| I'll ALGERNON i RKY kn . ■ lamai . I tanbbean .1 iiociation: Ecorw nn Club B. A.: Ilnnanl I nj rr� u ErnMiuir JAMES R.CONU Y ilfnin ti.ii. Drlanarr R. A.: I tiilrf if of Drl«� «ir SottOLOCY I TEW Y SON TOM til KNW Elman. I o. igrna Pieiidenl. I ■firm'll I Ar i; IniteJ I kntiian I tilom ship; tin.an Stu Jmit JuariafiM; Economic t Club. I.ommittre on Kehginut l.ilr B. Ilnnanl I ni rr«ify | ONOMI(« I II.1.1 N 1.01 ISE I.BEES Norfulk, V irymia I sun rah Member til Sigma Xi So• • ifiy: tmerican Chemical .WiW); Hero Kappa Chi Scientific Honorary Sinielyi Itc lu Sigma Theta Sorority II. S; I Inward I ni er«ity I'llVIll W Old. IMf llOMKIHY HENRY K Y I K WYIKE k iiii| .ila, I ifin.la, Ea-l frrra is . Uilufr Coflag . I sand GotlRNMf NT UINIEKEI) WANE JOHNSON W a hiii|tu ti. D. I. CraJurttc hsistant. l-.ngli.ili I!. . Ilnnaril I Lm.i 1 11 S NI)R MORRIS KING s|| u Wadiingtoa. D I.'. I iee-PreuJemt. International (tub; B eilri Foundation: t.raduale At-tit! an I B. V: Il'.njrd I nnrr.it £ cu m AMOS l | | TO little Stoulff, VUUama Alpha Phi Alpha H S.. M mli'4ic (iilk f ZooUiCt I MR 1C k HENRY MrC LAIN BrUtuI, l.-ftnc.� «T II. . Mtirhouw t jnllrgn M nm vmn - DAPHNELEWIS Nm Y� rk. Nm Y.rl II. Ilonard I oltrrdty Kuihh (XYNsT WCK. MI D HELL W a- hinci«n. D. 1-I'hi llpba Theta II V; Miner Trarhrf � College llinnwi 1« | MARJORIE 4 NROI. P YTO. S.-rth ' aft'hnj Vm Sigrnii T rta Sprofit . w.rd I’Uuv R A.. r� l I mirt'ili t'MUMI • VRI.rON H17 w.leu:m SOBER at KfMumlo.THni.lail.lt I I! l!«o. jr.i I'nivfwh Cm wntbn El CHSA Ml I KI N' MMI El IVn r. Puerto Kim B. A.: Howard I Em.U.«II I VISA I EK 'TEH II ' Toledo. I Jbio k’U'lxi 1 f‘hn ''• roril IS. .; lloMjrd I ohrrolv Exci V � l III KMC I 1.01 ISE I HO | ' St Tltonu . Niffiin Uland o-rr l iT, (� • ( I l.rtitliutr $chini! , m Htla kappa. Hit Alpha Thtta; kappa lh'!ta '(. Sr« retar«. Gradual? huttant It .: ll Hanl I nh«-r-it Ex-Umi NNDKKW MoMi.oMHO NNIM I'liiliidrlidii.i. IViituyUanln Sifima i. I f S.. ( hetuif al .v cfelt • II it.'hinjiU'ii It. ' ; ||n««rd I nhrr� ii Cm Kiijfli'li I l.«x� kiii|c I mi k ul l lir lii iii hi ih«- muck «• I nil MV -lllllil turn .ikcty '.«k' llll Ml- klltlM. dll If.. Mr kllull We’ll liner make I hr .anie mistake apj:n. I r in-r iii.ilimi I m i mu li t--Mt-ir (illrtl with |llu To ihe the.-i' weM return Now we can't Iwpn t« tel) you W lint a le-.ton we have learned CTare we The clay which we have long awaited Inis finally come, and we as departing seniors now take our leave of the hallowed halls which have been our home and protector. On this glorious occasion, when countless hopes and aspirations are finally realized, we sing a song of joy and thanksgiving. Vet. in our song of triumph, there is much sadness. There i a background of sadness and regret accompanying our melody of joy and victory, for we leave not only with knowledge in our minds, but also with aches iu our hearts. To recall tin many happy and memorable experiences during our life at Howard, to think of the main friend and associates r j that we have made in this time, to reflect upon our own individual evolutions in these same surroundings, are all sources of both joy and sadness. Joy. that we have accomplished many ofoui goals, yet sorrow, that we must now leave much that we love behind. And so we sing our song of sweet memories, of present joys, of future aims, a song imbued with tin conviction of purpose and service to our beloved Howard community. For although we depart from y our loving embrace. Oh Howard, we shall always—“sing of thee.” i( here IJou il nfinJ 11: ( I OF UltFIt %l. HTS ' H h hrl� t ••• Vimcr Degree Kn htrd Hrniv Clam . Ji •KOI I. ltr Street Drin.it IK. Mu'll. Fj ktnr Ik Iivil.l Allrvnr Trinidad. It. 8 I. 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Jr. TIK Koch irrk Kd.. |4. 3.1 NN i«hinitlon, I), t McKinley Bailey. Jr. 2708 Orcutl Nvenue .Newport V � .. N j Margaret I Iir Rowe-1237 28th Street N.-w port Now.. N j Janie- NX nil jet Rieedlove U.'t 8th s tlrrt Dottora. Pu. Ruts-it Roosevelt Brook 1310 .V lumhi.i Rd.. NAN. Wj liin|tlun 9. I). C. Rolwrt NN ilium Brown 506 Decatur Street Brooklyn. N N . NnH St. Nubyn Bryan 4 Nl. Nrtbur Nvenue II jM AN .n -Tire, NN I I jwton Marti Ihillanl 52 • jdiin; Street Charleston l(� . « Harold Burk W� 8 1 Henning Road. S.h NXa-bington. I � . . I kiujtlj Nnthonv Carter 2 Outlook Avenue Janiaiea. IL NN I. Samuel NI t j� «nn 542 N. Ulth Street Philadelphia 1. Pj. Freeman Erven Coble 715 Webster S:.. N AN . NN .t� hini2ton II. II. (!. Janie. K. Ileiini Monrovia, I ilwria Janie |on j Hole-1020 S. 11th Street Nrlington. N a. £«mrr 1.. Durluiu. Jr. . Nn e S U NN a-hingioti. 11. C. Allred Nathaniel |l .tt Georgetown. lb it. Guiana Johnnv Knrbpir -Aponte P. O. Box «W Guav.ima. 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Jr. 1217 Cecil trert Hurliam, N. „ Ivan I harle- Nlr(ii wan Jlarri- Ray, Bermu.i.i Itim-el VI burp it.- Mongol l.in-iead Jjiiuica. NN .1. 11 mun Morgan NN illiam-liur . Va. Harold ylve� ter Nav 2308 D.-NN ilt Street llou-ton. Test. IS.i told I .re Rryanl Newman 215 Nndcruin Ave.. N.W. Atlanta. Lj. liregory Okolie Okalor Ophrnta. I � ele I ku. N|o,.ri4 llarrv Orvin Parrott 1005 Nlinne «n Nve.. N.E. N a-liiriftton. II. (!. Elmer M«(ji Perry 0|3 Columbia Road. N.NN. NVa-hincton. I). C. Han-iord H. R. Pryee Jamaica. NN . I. Jjme. Calvin Redd Farrnville. Na. Carlo- Rieai.lo Smith 710 exith Place. N.K. Vj-liiiii ion. I). C. Ilotuld Blake Ninth .3 MaM� n ourl NX ore enter. N|.|—. Au-ltn L. Springe 514- 2ltl. St.. E NX u-liinglon. I). Ilamilton (,«-� il St. (ieorge 2021 Hill si.. NN NX adtiiiKton. I). C. IJuenlin S Taylor •rtKi lack-on ' t.. N.K. NN .i-hington. I) C Nttila Tetik .15 Sk 11. Balwelievlet Ankara. Turkey ISiclurd ‘l it- in.i- 2 0 i I If mil Hill N venue Baltimore. M J. llori o Nl. Tor.iin «ll Nj, Nve . S.K.. Npt. 509 NNa-hinglon. IJ. C. Nrtbur VNTIIiarn NN alLne 2731 Wentworth (.hn ago. III. Nlvin Hul.cn NNaring lolo nti- t.. N.E. NX u-bington. 1). Shelton NN a-hingtoit 2709 Nlomov •a Ilrive Norfolk. Nd llarri- Kdwanl NN illimn-Pi� (u!l Sell Jam.iiej. NN I I ewi- I V •mmI-oTI II IK S.m I taini-co venue n Lorn-. Nlo. John (Gilbert NX ynn 2723 Ij.ixlon Street Poll.mouth. N j. 4 NN . Terrv N our� p 88) Jefler-un Rrown-ville. Tmn. PHARMACY l.ydi.i C. Bowie 139 IS Street S| Mltan . W N a. Herman Burney Route 7. Box 59 Salisbury. N, C. Kiplon N. Cooper 191-25 112tli Read llollie. N. Y. Henry T. Darym 310 Orange Street Nlluny. Y V Arthur Dee- 118 Granville street Oxford. N. . June N. Kor� yth 7312 s. Prairie Nvenue Cltirajio. III. Robert I.. Irbv 3215 17th St.. N.K. NX a-hiiigton, I). C. Fannie lone-22 s,,tnb Seventh Avenue Mount N croon. N. . Con%tancr A. Joy H1 Savannah PI.. S.K. NX a-hington. I). (.. 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