Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1960 volume:

0961 the bison contents INDICATION 4 ADMINISTRATION 6 MEMORY SECTION 8 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 23 SCHOOL OF Altaic 73 SCHOOL OF I'll ARM AC A 83 SCHOOL OF ENCINEEItl l. AND VRCIIITM II KK 99 I NDLHCltADI ATE ACTIVITIES 123 CREEKS W SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 139 SCHOOL OF LAW 173 SCHOOL OF RELIGION 187 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 197 COLLEGE OF DKNTISTRA -19 GENERAL FAREWELL 233 NAMES AND ADDRESSES 236 HOWARD UNIVERSITY • 2900 SIXTH STREET. NORTHWEST WASHINGTON • DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA fd l t-in-Cki f i ridCHCt RoaiNSON layout Editor and Co «r D wgn WAITER AND AlPMA WACO 1)� N Art Iditot HIAWATHA MOWN Bhotaf HARRIS AND tWINO ClIHON CABCll JAMES wilSON Fatuity Co-©« Ji«olOf CHARLES I CAMPBELL IdiMtt CAIIOI CALLOWAT CoMtff •' ( bnol Arti EUSTACE JONES. StNoo o' Marie KEITH MOORISH Co'Ugm «' PKormoey KENNETH MARIUS. UK I 1 (itfliMtritg and A� � A � � c� w'« ELIJAH GARDNER. S o� l o' ftl.g.ar HAZEL SWANN C«ll 9 ©‘ MwAttnt HOOVER BOWENS. Coll� g ©J Otnlillry MELVIN MOORE. School o' SnioI Work MILDRED V. BOLLOCKS ►©©� o' lo� Faculty Co-oidmatai MR. CHARLES CAMPBELL DR. MORDECAI W. JOHNSON dedication oi k tow %Ni) mi pt n.op o vr m How ard i mvkksity have been oublamliii): in i on� ideratiori of reason? � «� numerous l � here. u Iwvi' revolutionized the phvsiiul plant front il« humble ltc“irtniiii In it' now tremendous mid e puiuliri« lalf. You have consistently promoted tin lii heM aradenrit standards in .ill brunches of lln university. During! oiir presidency Howard I niversily li«� attained international Incw and can boo ! of having one the Impest foreign student enrollment? in the country. You hair licen in the vanguard of world-wide education .mil have attributed in a rin ?t remarkable was to the ever iiicrea?iiip renown of Howard I nivrr� ilv. It 14 through vou tliil we ean lie proud and firl secure in the edit «• tional heritage we hj e mhirtpd at Howard. We are dedicating the I'JflU Bison lo you. Hr. Mordecai Wyatt Johnson. president, teacher, orator, and minister. with appreciation. for vou have indeed (tern and will eonlitute to l«e an inspiration to n� . the Jas es d l%0. 4 The greatest need in all the world is llie need lor intelligent men and women who can Ik trusted hy their fellow human beings to lead and to serve the causes which make for human hetlerinent. l or more than ninety years Howard l'nivor$it has sent out such men and women. They have loved and served and Messed the lives of the people. Now the Trustee- and faculties unite in sending you the classes of 1960 — out to join them and to carry forward their great unfinished work. May God hless you. each one. and make you pure-hearted and strong to serve the people who trust you. Mokdkcai NX. Johnson President 5 DR. WILLIAM S. NELSON Dean of University DR. ARMOUR J. BLACKBURN Dean of Student MR. JESSE W. MORTON Director of Recording DR. JAMES M. NABRIT Secretary of University MR JAMES B CLARKE Treasurer of University MR. G. FREDERICK STANTON Buiinois Manager university MR. ERNEST E. GOODMAN Director of Information Services MRS. MAYME U. FOSTER Deon of Women MR. JAMES I. CARY Director of Student Activities MR. CURTIS G ElllOTT Director of Building Ground administration MR. HENRY A. RYAN Dean of Men MR. JOSEPH H. REASON Univorsity Librarian MR. THOMAS D. LOWE Director of Purchasing THE REV. EVAN E CRAWFORD Deon of Chopel The f m I tnomorie which (hr class «� i June. 1960 holds f «r IImwuhI I imrrsit) incorporates mlrcu llankin the sit of diver campus activities, line � r have uijuM.I tin privili c of heat in uch renowned speaker' as i'.. Wright Mill . Tom M‘Bo a. Jackie Knhin Min. anil our liclovod I’rcviilmt. l r. Mordecai M . Johnson. Ill � « of contrail, the chapel ha served a? an audi-toriuiu for reception , coronation , .mil the jiuv pjude inoniuni of tin- Freshman Talent Show. Anyone familial with Howard I niversilv is cognizant of the significance of Frederick Douglass Hall, the kcv to the liberal arl� education where outstanding intellects are nurtured l outstanding instructors. The overflowing classrooms, congestion under the clock at noon, will serve as gentle reminders of our days as llowordili-. We � |M‘ak ol Howard I niversitv and Founders l.ihrarv in one lueatli. for who can strati the two? Situated at the peak of the windiest hill in Washington. 11. (!.. (as unv dormitorv student can teslif . it houses the Moorland Room, the dimming Pollock Room, ill! impressive art gallery, a well a a host of droosv students wm actually do manage to take advantage of the fac ililics available to them. 9 pharmacy lab greenhouse 10 a i .1 CHEMISTRY IAB i THE VALIEY The lower eani|ms. fomll ami aptly designated 'The alley i the home of the natural seienrev Contained therein are Thitkield Hall, the Biology ami Chemist r buildings, ami the School ol I'harnmey. PHYSICS IAB 7 STUDENT LOUNGE Miner Hall i one of lilt- mo-t prominent buildings on HI campus in content a- well a- physical distinction. Koinirrl) .1 residence ball l«� r women. Miner Hall now 1 ommunds the center of student ' attraction. 11- farcin are numerous. Lcftblalion. publication . bii-ine— oflicc . ami -Indent union are all embodied witliin it- wall-. Tile ofliee id Student Ai livities. under the capable direction of Mr. Jumes I (.'ary mid -tall. 1- the intermediary in student, sociul. and ei ie endeavor . The student lounge can alle-t for the popularity and importance of Miner Hall. Stocked with «ard- and card table-, ashtray-, and audio-visual aid , it provide- a haven for weary student . Here also are the Hilltop Ollire. Iioine of our campus community new-jwijx-r: the Student ('ouricil Office Somrity Itooius: and a personal iml exclusive Women's Lounge! MINER HALL m°ot Crv C°U T -rTTr r r r r r r r r i i r i ' � rrrrrri ADMINISTRATION BUILDING SCHOOi OF RfllGlON STUDYING IN LIBRARY dorothy m mcallister Circulolion Supetviiw DOROTHY B PORTER Sup rn or. Moorland Room DINING MALL StNIOR MINTOPS Soiled on flo � —lob to ItipM Donag liocn, fay Mtfci.d . Jodi 8oih. Bet'yiou Koinodlo, W.ni'ied fceamon Soolod in Choin Moi|M« Moitrogor, SyUio Harm, Chorion N 6I M Corol P gt f SfaixJi«9 Bvinodin JoHntoct, Oio no Cottei. Moilho [’wli Peggy M«� ho l, Av« Po n er. Bartxno Popo Inn $01090. Mary Al.c� Smith Not PiOorod -Po'Cio Wen . fo e ThgnoMimg A long Carol CoUowoy I In I It « mil • u ril' college career l egin� when she cl«vk� into her twiwetive dormitory. Howard I nivcr it provide li « residence halls lor women students: Truth. Crandall. Frasier, Wheat lev. and Ikildwiti. Dormitories «-t the stage for many atprcU of our live a mllejic tudcnt . I he coveted lute-leave . the agony of searching lor a free telephone, pinochle tournament 1 whii li last for tlayni. Iteinp looked out of our room . Ihii parties, ami fnrral metastasis of “goofing ofl”. lien eoming in late, we find that there i «afrly in numbers at the ign-in •hert. In spite of the informality anil apparent lackadaisical atmosphere which prevails in our residence halls, there i a •eriou side to dormitory life. 'Ihis i� made manifest in lire house meeting , in which grievance are aired, and the will of the resident i ascertained. Disc iplin.it problem are olved hv the judiciary committer of the respective dorm . Program are planned for future activities. The resident work hiind in huud with the Howard I ni-vpi il v Mother’ ( lull in initiating and executing the highly successful Mother Dav Week-end. T11 hman Quadrangle inrlmle in it facilities recreation room . study hall , music studio fur those 0 itielined. and 11 lihrurv ucee ihle to all roident . 18 _______S - dL COOK HAU COUNCIL Seofed l� lf to Right — fdword Moody. See., Anthony Wotkifn. Pen,, ionnu l Stewart, S'onding—Corl Anderson, Ad Im(, Choilis filer, led Greer. Adviser. Guy Gipson, William OeVeovx. Absent—Jemcs Home, Icon Armour, Gory fcowden. lee McCowon II 1 in ' ■ 1 |E9| HI mi !i! mi Is! ir-it IHM ?! STAFF TUTORIAL AND A0VISORT New Mem Residence Moll Bod lew—lift ro H9I1I—Willie Worki' i. W. leoe Poce, tdword Mi . Jr . Do id R Ser.ton. George 0 Word, Vincent Johns. Herbert Stupok, Oovid Robinson. J� .. GeOrge P Powell. Ellis R. Peepp!® . Jr. Seofed left to Profit Alphonse Mowotd Morsh, r„ John A Thccker. R ho d A Miller. Mormon W Do’iett. Alomo Vondolph WoKotl ilOWI HAll OOBM COUNCIL leo Mono,. A-v4i� m lu� d« -o . V« Pret 4en«. Qvmlond Conn. V r«� cry. George Mapp. Treoi-vrer. Don f Clodion, Arnold Oolon. W.IUon-Miller. Dudley Co� l«y. John Juggins COLLECE OF LIBERAL ARTS the deans of libera! arts DR. FRANK M. SNOWDEN Dean of Liberal Arti DR. CARROll L. MILLER Aut. Doan of liberal Arls 24 history class o( 60 ll has brcti quite a few vcar . manv nrw friends. swinking parties. a l« t of laugh ami jii «ra� ion«l ir since we embarked on our college raiffw. We ran - to ollege h ever mein of tran |� ortutioii lh.it our modern era allow —ovrr land. � tr sea and through tin air. all with one tiling in mind llowurd t nivcrsily. Nwav from tin- security and lo r of out homes. we were thrown into tin- midst of sliangei : dormitories; freshman week undesirable haircuil . unallowed make-up. and “you girl . no stockings. ju l «Nk long lm � . and. of all thing . ROTC! W hat a fate to lief a II little boy and girl . Looking hark we laugh, whirl i« good because it will make good hull -«- � ioii� and bedtimes stories for our ki«l« one of these da . Well, we couldn't atop there men if we were ready lo turn around and go right hark home, fler all, the folk. hark home woulrl never lie able to understand how all those big ideal fell through in le� s than a month. We •wruliil out those udjuM merit day . There was the language harrier to get over She i not 'fat'. she' 'phatl' . and we no longer rout led or datrd a girl, lie- proper term wa lo pie -”, and so on We all learnetl in time, fter arhir ing a mean of comrnunicalinii. there wa then the problem of orientation around the Howard landmark such ■� : The Dial”, w liirh wasn't hard, we mu Id hardly mi « that: The Fountain” may have taken a little lime: hut where on earth i the tree? Hie lice didn't take long to find at nil nd. id enur e. who wa- supposed to know in tho� e days that the Kenyon and ooper - were not on eampus. Freshman week wa grand in spile of the pall. We found the silver lining remember? . . . the boat-ride that ended two oon; the eoke party: and other little esoteric novelties that we enjoyed . . . ju t for theehdnge. Thru . Sicial nirmr, htigli-h I. biological wiener, and ph iral -ienrr The midnight oil! Merely the i aim before the Morin. During our second year, the year of wi-r fool-”, we were well acquainted with the happening- on ID ’ campus W’e were proud of the fact that we could Maud and lecounli il when � many of u . foi certain mid various teutons, hud dropped | the wdvsiile. Our sophomore ear will always he outstanding in our reveries. We pledged the fraternity or sorority: we found’ ourselves and decided on a major: we knew where the (tarties were; and socialized to «uch an extent that it i« a wonder our pictures appear here today. The junior « ar was the initiation of finall “getting down lo business. Ilii was the la«t stand, ll became imperative in uur mind that we really hud to cut the “part mg’ lunar, pull that average up. and seek out the real mean toward accomplishing our goals. So now the road i« Mill calm, we know that what we have alwav anticipated i reallv true we arr jo-l lieginning. and we have lots -till to learn. Perhaps the metamorphosis ha never Iwm feh or realized. lx ok at our freshman pi-lure: now look at our graduation picture. That i only the pin real lunge. The rest i within u� . ill our ideal our attitudes and our outlook I lie present ha become more Heeling t« us yeslerda we were freshmen: today, we arr graduate , and tomorrow. we are «lill living to determine. STERLING A. BROWN Focully Advitor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS from «• Sylvie Menu Treotv'er. F ol Foyo S«i'k, iMoidoj Wtrtary S‘o dnp’ Chttlntoo I . VlwAmdMt Wrlltooi I'liion. Sirptonictoioi. Go«l Hontboiry. Csi’npoodop Socrototy. TmorKy J««Ui Chaplain. Willie HU, Slwdonl Coeeol tapro� «lo� r� Hot Shown.- Corel CoHowey On J FM fc«' Bob-'tor. a,tor IfpmMitlim LIBERAL ARTS ASSOCIATE EDITORS CAROL CALLOWAY FERIAL SHERMAN 26 FRESHMAN PICTURE OF THE CLASS OF 60 DUDLEY LEON ADAMS Nr WiL. Nr AoiL MtMrnnn JOSEPH DANIEL ALEXANDER llaltiinorr, Maryland nl ••until. nr Pn� t«l«nl. Poliln.il Ni-iiif SoiVl), Vkr •liiil. World flair lull.Tr u-urrr; S alibinl ami lllmb-. Pir.idrni; Pin Sigma l|ilia: Pm rin; Who-Who in Aiiiriiuii I olli’icr ami I ni-vrr dlli N OUUIOMI.M ABRAHAM ST. AUBYN ANDERSON xl Vmlrr . Jamaica. II. W I. • III Mi«-tn EDITH V. DENNIS ANDERSON Mi mu ia. I ilwria tCUN(IHIl LASCELIES FIT2HU8ERT ANDERSON Jamaica. B. VI I. ROSETTA MARIE ALLEN Washington. II. (-UHlIlKKt mii.ivii Ku|ip4 i;mj IMliIid V� kH, i«. IWIrai: Tau K.i; |.� l| h . Pmi «knl: dulinral xwiniiiirr. Sluilml ouiu il. i Kiirnun; FVatutr Whirr ami Mu i« lirilir. Hilltop, ShmItoi Adiisot; I.'iman Uub; lanlilriii L-HKUtioi); l’liik o | li llon� i Ni • irl� ; Krntioiiix-s llomu Suiifl). VICENCIA STELLA AllVES Mii| lli lov� n, V w A «� ik m fom JEAN GLORIA ANDREWS I (inidail, II W . I rill Ml ™ MAXINE A. ARRINGTON MYRNA OPHELIA BANKS V York V � %..� K (.rmi'luire- IVnn )haiiia Sail ib� � Club: Mmlirn Hun «.|OU| . '•HimiH.i FRANKIE HOLLAND AYEH llanipiun. Hernia l'liv� ir l I III GWENDOLYN LORETTA BAILEY melon. 11. C. Sainlugt lub; « daipu PlUj ll� mr lii.iv.mu- Club; Rnmiinn Miri jimI Minor ( lub. OKIOIUCY ROBERT ALPHONSO BAILEY ill.u C.rovi . IVon-vl anlJ SmuiUiu Club; s jblijul «ml Hlailr: s|i||in i lub. Tiu-ut'i. « minu sm'i� I«io • bib; I nlu'i'liY • h � ir: I.rim.in Club; Junint • iiiinril « l llu National •min il ill Ni Wiimrn; TVali.r II llitiolvv r .1CIK4.MY ROBERTA BARNEnE I'ink Hill. Nuiib • jiuIiiu wi mu MARY FRANCES BATTLE U I� . I. l.«mun • lub; Nnial m • lub. •mNniK.1 MARY BARRETT Aj liin lun 11. • I M.11� II MARY BECK ul|jrj pcr. irpinu RICHARD LEE BELCHER HutUlo. Vh lurk Mou- I . w rmiwui. Inifjiniii.il Ha--k«i|i.ill; I’livtii Sn-nrr Fair IMIl.tN.) SANDRA YVONNE BELTON llttklty. U..i Yupwiai Nm tulo|t Uub; I mirf.ih I «hr|� ; l.'iiiun I lull. XKKIU11 SARA JEAN BENNETT Ml. fimill. Nrw Y � lk I M.l I'll DAVID ROYAL BENSON I lif-lrt. |Vriif)Uunu V«blkwJ 4H I Itlatlr; V M n llall au l Viliinir Stall; ll-rnijn I lul : Spuitk Club utmtUkliri GENEVA BESS L 3-lii«t;toii. II. I . Dautn-r- ri lub; llowanl IMayrr- AMI RUBYE BLACK Tacoma, Hj-lijnsiiin MXMtl.OCt THELMA C. W. BLACKWELL A atliingluii. II. I . Et niX'iiiit • I Ini . National lln alimt —•M-iaiion; NfHm.ni I lul . till l � IHtN SYLVESTER COURTNEY BOOKER. JR. Kirhniuiwl. ugiiiia Mpha Phi M| lu. Il'Mi-mr«l; Initamural l.mvr Him lor; ai-il M-llmj Tram; I Ihiiii.Ii Cluli: ar n “II I lull • lit 'll IB' CAROL ANN BOULDEN Nrwj.i.ri V� ., Yit)tlnij Alpha kappa MiiIm; nx-rlrau li' niii al (4in|Hi« ! •!•: I llitrr.llv I -lirf . «ii i.'i i'm' ERROL SELWYN BOYCE Tiiniiljil. II. . I. • in.Mi-iii' DIANE OLIVIA BRADBY J'lllll loll. I . I CHI MI-IN' CARRIE MAXINE BRISCOE l.iitb Kork. rfciiM I M.LI-11 PERCIVAL ALWYN BRODERICK JdRuiira. II. w. I. i jiiMm an Woriatlon: Inin nation j1 l lull. OOIOC' MARTHA FORD BROOKS Eu� t Orangr. .� )� im % I hi flap. fi'lai' : Nililrlit I ■•uliril mnrnV l.raRij -; I l� mi I'limiMini' ANDREA WRIGHT BROWN j-liinvtun. I', i Knin li ( IiiIi; Nil ioliiit' I lull • mi pu Pah: Vlpha kapp.i l|Ju mu hum.' CLARENCE T. BROWN Jjiii.ii .i. U. ft I. IMlMiVIt OONNA LEE BROWN Ontiwill '. Man lain! lEiology lut.; Moil.'in llano- Hub: llovtai.l Plmrr ; VW-lry Fuuwla lion; Siuili-ni (liri-iian s o ialion; II,III..P StaR; I ni'.i-iiv ln.ii; Kri'-liinnii Hnu- l«� Vi'inni ,nl. Swim Mmini L . IV yooiiM.y GLORIA SUE BROWNE ItinukUn, r� Y«lL I nil«-.| I lni'Uan F� IL.H-I.ip: I5u � -i -'� (Jul : Wnunting A— I llrl lt.al.1 MXOI MIM. JUNE CAROL ETHEL BRYAN laitiutta II X I i .,nlil.. i, � -.m Mil..n: Nf .ini'lt � Ini. Fin Njsiihi I’ln ELEANOR GERALDINE BRYANT U j liin|!inn. I . . IEu-inr� � (Job; ( ani|.u Pal . Ill l l s MUtMVinUION DELORES BULLOCK .i liir £l� li. I . HUM I Hi.M.MII ' NATHANIEL BULLOCK ft j bi«|lnn. 11. (1 K.|.|ia l{.ka I Vi. wotDM KAY BURKE KilRali.. X lb r� vriim« o ■ 1 JEANETTE MAGDAIENE BURRELL V a ins'«n. IK C. Illi ««l I’Uvt-f. Plr bJrHt: Art I tu lUu. Vkv 1 1 Mir,. I; N.F_A. Mum JUDITH HELAINE BUSH Ib-imii, Mirhiit.in Xlpha K ipi-.t Xlplta: Nrwman Club: Srninr Mmtor; Fii|ili b Club; Cam-I'm Pal . t M.IIMI REGINALD W. BYTHEWOOD V- WrK, WL No WdW I lub; Twin T -ant; IU-Krlball Jr m: Xar.il “IP 1-1: Cji� |M|i Pal-; l«i ir i nmmitlr -. MMIOUK) ESLY SAMUEL CALDWELL NX a ltin):ioit. IK I!. Xinrriran li.-mu .il Swirly: X lima I • jin: Fnicli%h lal� ; Xlplw Pill Xlpha. CAROL ANN CALLOWAY Newport %••« •. X irpinia '‘•-nii.r X|. Dior ull; Xlpha kappa Xlplu. Ka;li-h I lab; arripu Pal xl•� •! -nl National Fain-ati� n X-..« la non: Hi 'ii Mat. KHWH FRED RONALD CARPENTER Xlljnlir Cil , N'� Jrf r Fir linu CUnStcriiif Commillrr; SiU'bnl Council Rrpnvnlilkr; CAMERA SHY Hiimrrorainjt ommitlrr: Sirwlaty Club: Hi n r (lub; lniiaiuut.il Spoil ; Inli'iiuiioiiul Ki'luiiun . MAVIS CAREY ANNABELLE P. CASSELL XX a� hirij(t«n. I) (! WHAM I Ml W|. lilt DUDLEY OWEN CAWLEY Jtmtiri, It. U'. I. ZERNEDA GLORIA COLLINS Chirago. Illmui CAMERA SHY Nm tolopy CUb. IV i lnil; Catib- Ikjii —orulion; lnlriMlh nil luli; IIuum- Cmrriunriii S|© m-Hull: Sure Train � OOIO| ik.) HAROLD EUGENE CHESSON orlnlk. if 1111.1 IHIMH.t MELVA L. CLAYTON Mimiftomrry. MiiUmu ltu inr � (Hub; M-irkriinR lul ; I niiri.ii) Clmlr. HIIKHIM JUANITA COLEMAN I luilnllr. North I MnllM ( lub: Marbling (Huh; Fstmomir. (luli: YL.VI I . Inin national Club; 1'irwh (Tuli; I'niirr.H) I � hrr� ; Su lmt ( hiixun � oriaii� n; Hu U|ih Theta; Ki|i|vi IMu Pi: I'i Sigma lpha: Vhrtllf) II■•� ■ (•inrrninrnl; Puli-in-a I S'truer Socbijr; II i«tor ( lub. DIANE LOUISE COLTER Manhattan. New Y rk Ur.|c hnumlation: N-niof Mntor«: Honar.l riiwii; lnfrr-tar.it): • till.lean FrllnM-lilp; I nnrl.ilt Choir; ll-il (m.. Junior Ho� lr.«e : '■•ludrnt lihrKiian 1. iaiion: A . I . I iiltural I umnitlrr nl slwb-nl • Auni'il: Kn limuu llmm (intern mrnl Comiiiillrr; Mmlnii llarur f lull: M. iltmli-l Sliub-nl Moirmmi. tOOUUKV CATHERINE LOUISE COOPER mhinKlon, I . (. I nnn-iiv I ltrr«: Sockilogt lub. MN mi ik.) LURLINE EVADNIE COSTLEY Jamaica. It. U. I. Malhi inalit • lub: lute raatmnal Club; Caribbean uarialii«: I mi .I I hri.lian Kr||n«� hlp. •I� IM« UiMIM� IIUt|ill tltllllVtll . PHYUIS MARION COUSINS Jimiwa. II. tt . I. FRANCES CAROL CRUSE Danbury. • onn Ikul I'Li Mphi Dirti; I nil«l I l.ri.iun FYiUm- hip. HIM'MiV JASPER EARL COWARD Kin ion. North Catoliru Bu� inn- dub; Marketing « lub. Tlrj'Utrr. MAftMTIM. OSCAR HENRY CRINER HoU'ton, T� A.i- I’lii Mu Vlplia Sinfotiiu; tloaanl I’liJt’Mi I ni� ofMly l:.ui.l, UltMIM ||(; DWIGHT SHEFFERY CROPP Washington. I . •!. Stuilrot C-ouwil: I'ulilii .il S i« rif •voirty; Wnrhl Vlfau� Club: I'hi Vl|ilu Hirla: 1 1 Signi.1 I| Im; ho ' VI ho: IIM� r dub: Si-abhatil m l llljilr; I j.lri Tmn-� Nall Sociology dub; fk irw— dub. Vbikrtin; I lab: lli ior ( lab. HIM lOUX.) LOREATHEA ANN CRUTCHFIELD Newport NVw . Virginia IIumiii-m Club; Marketing dub: li«nmnir« (Tub. Srartity; I’nliec •it Choir; lloManl I’lax-o. 1 HKI IIM. JOYCE ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM VV a«hinpl(Mi, I). (1. Vlphn Kappa Mplia: Mo.l.m Iktncr i lub: Matin-iiiatie dub: N.A. V.I .l’_ I nitnl ( lui.tun h«-l lnw hi|i. ttUllcVATK MARJORIE CRIPPEN |lio� kl n. N -� York no ir ird uHh.« IlffNI BILLIE MARIE CURRY Ihitliain. i � th • amlina un iiium RENEE M. DAILEY (IhUapn. Illmoi MM Hill . I I J MARGARET LOUISE DANSBY (•rmubor� . Ninth « arnliii.i Sn wU|: ' t lul , Senior Mnnlot. i .mi pu� | aU: Spitii li i liili; Modem Dikp Club. mm iitnx.v PATRICIA ANN DAVENPORT I nnrl -«. California K-ipl’.i Niisma IM.aimc SxKly: IMla igm.i Tliria; Journal! !; CAMERA SHY ft Iwilfi llall Juilnian (•Miiuiiilrr; l!i«op Hrpmonuiiiri l.i«L I nun r.L PHILIP JOSEPH DAVIS Kimira. V� UrL ft.iiM Mlair !lub: I’oliu. al Srirnc - Uil ; N� un|; K. imiI.Ii.an' Club: Intramural IU k iImII; N I’ PRANK HERBERT DAISON llroolhn. Nr� V rL K.ONOMIt FAY MARJORIE DAWKINS Jama M il. II. ft . I. t aril.lM jn wmilio� ; InlrrnatltMi.il lul : I nitnl Ijhritliiii Frllov -«kij MinM JOHN DEAN L j hiiiglon. I). I.. LOUIS ALLEN DEFREITAS Nr York. Ni w York SIIHOIIM. FABIAN F. DESBORDES Nr Of Iran-, lout'tana mnMi ANTONIO AUSTIN DEGRASSE K «l Ekkini. Nr York CAMERA SHY Kmlinun Slnimn I ommiltrr; Kill lop Kr|NHtr : Ttifk Tram. Captain: I ain|- .l-o I lul . TONI FREEMAN DESVERNEY Nr Yolk. Nr York Smm Io0 (Tub: I antrrbun Hub: lutlrun I tHlimiltrr. MM MHjOO RUDOLPH BRIAN DORSEn Na � .iu. lUliani ' i rilrrinn : .iribliran !� •� ■ lutmii. ZOOLOCl PAUL O. DOWTIN A� hingt«n. I). I Markrting I lub: ltu inr� I lub ACCOVMINC DOROTHY LEE DRINKARD l a ton. Ohio ba| |«a Sijtna IMitm � . Win: I ni� rr ily Othrr ; Holry Foundation. I� ra«uirr: N icoNOMicn FRANCES GERALDINE DUNCAN Vim. Nr |r|«r L m� rr� it (.Imtr: ■'luilrni ll u r l.iorinno nl. IMI lllllK I CHARLES ASHTON DUNKINS. JR. W 4 hkiyl«n, I . I. Ila inr ( lull, irr I’rrmknl; Fi-mih( iMxniMlir. iu«lmi Comril: F. n(K mM � I lul� . Swimming frum. ■i imm muiM«nuiu PRINCESS ROSETTA DUPONT V « liiiigtou. I). l: ClhH IRMA LOUISE EDMONDS W i hm;l«n. II. L. Mplwi M| hj; BoMor—• Jub; Kj IIIMHIIH � i lull. Hi—� u Mall. |K|� I’ll . ACCOI MlV, FORRISS DUGAS ELLIOTT Si. I.uui . Mi-m.uii llilli� |i Sail; Miikning lulu Rmi D � I lilt. Ilnviaril PliVf'l K«|i|u l|.li,i F-l; Vmrririn NUrkrim A� «N'. HIIKITIH RUTH ELDERHAM JOHN O. EDWARDS LEOLA YVONNE EDMONDS SUtloliJ. liBIWt !l. Ml IIOMI 1 iAOMH PATRICIA ANN CECELIA EARLES dkliinglnn. Il I HI f II WILLIAM ARTHUR ELLIS. JR. ( a loa. Ohio Mu'lrni Council: U Ito' % ho in Ami-nun CoOrin ami I nhrr� itk ; l 4fii«rl ur Club; Qmu«ti) lul : Omega P� l PM; ScaU«anl ami Blmlr. cuwnn LEONIE MADGE FACEY limiirj. U. W. I. Iloim- Economic Club; 1 ariiilirjn «i(iiiiaa; Sp4ni«h ' lull. •tout moMiwa WILLIAM GRANT ELLISON riuU |r||i|ii«, |Vun� )lvania llunanl I'nivrmly Choir; Oikki l'.i Phi. JtiDUX.tr PATRICIA ELAYNE FAGIN TL 4 li inalon. I . C l‘nivrr it Ilnur: l|ilta knppu U-pha: UomrnV li-agtii': Benjamin Itranli-v Engli-li ( lul ; ' ampui Pah. tMU� H THEORIOUS MARCELE EVANS Triniriaff. B. � L IMUW GILBERT R. FELTON ® a hm;ion. D. I. nMoun SHIRLEY PAULINE EVELYN Tiinkl a«l. II. W. I. Fu lfli Cluli; l’ir n li ( luli; l.nnun luli; Hilltop Staff. FRANCIS BENEDITTO FERNANDES ft-liiniilnn. Ii 1 • m Ml� m MARJORIE ANN FIANAGAN lUltimorr, N llMH MrUlbf Ml MOtOCV f ► ANNE SHERRY FLEMING Vw ll.iwn. « •-mm in ui Nm miI« h lull; vlpllil Kiippa. MM lUlIKV SARAH ANNE GARLAND Ilai-Iirn ark. Nr� Jr� T� N« M-l© Jub. OCKH.oCY JEAN MARGARET GASKINS l'liiUiii’l| liM. IVnn-ylvunij IMWI IIIIS.lVIl. ROBERT GATES Piiuburph. P«-nn« Kanui tlinruj P� i Phi. JAMES O. GRESHAM V York. Sew York CAMERA SHY i'Ht«u:u UK I UIO AQUILA GILMORE. JR lUInmorr. ManUml CAMERA SHY Ml 11(11 M.1 WILMER ISOME GILMORE llallim� ri'. M.irs Imi.l Biiinrw lul : Murk'iinn Ini. « (hk� � isc CAMERA SHY HARRY GINYARD Klli|g -|« rt. I imnnlHul CAROtYN GRAIN l| lia Mu Omr|i. � m.ii� m OTTO CHESTER GRAHAM. JR Wiiltm, l'rnn )l«anu l:u in •• I luh: Mark, line dak: I'lMHimir. (III. Ml«l M1U DORIS C. GRANT llun . Now V.rk r� Vi Miii M.r BARBARA JEAN GRAVELY KriJuillr. North I aioi.nj • Ml dhlll BARBARA ELLEN GRAY I IMau. MumIjimI m 11in mm CAMERA SHY CARVER GRANT .1 LEANDER CHARLES GRAY Urwhiid. Ohio LOVI.HNMt M PATRICIA ANN GRAY H J.liiogton. I•. C Griinan Hub. IHlIllU ROBERT t. GREEN. JR t hin|lM. I). ( . Vjf.it Ha-ball; Yat.il) II hb. 'UtlllMtttl SHEILA GREGORY ViljtitN' t ily. -w Jrfv s|ua� � li Chili: llomatd l’lam«; Saininuni: Chib: ( inirtlun Hub. RALPH WAITER GUERRA TrinnUil. B. W I. Krominilt hili; Inb-f national Club, KCIIKUMIM CAMERA SHY EDWARD NORMAN HALL. JR. Jrn u Hr ark. FUn.Ia Omriia I’m I'bi; t.ant -rbur I lub. citLimm HELEN ANN HALL U i4iin|lMi. I� . I . ilonw Eranmnii- I Ink riMHn M � l tnrtlON HELEN THERESA HAMILTON W j.luagton. I). C- oriolog) « lub; lictaw 1 lub: YV.V.t I .: Neuman (Huh. .... uiliri GAIL ADELLE HANSBERRY a hiafton. I). - Vlplia Kappa lplui; ampu P l«j hjoUr ; KidiJiniif' -•iinlrnt: Stu •l ni louiuil: I nhcrrity I ’■‘tuilrni Kuhintri •mruillrr; Who’ ftlw in iiK Nluilrnt in Amrriraa I 'nhfnllk iivl t «!!•■ •.. AMI WAITERENE HARDWICK Nrualk. New Firmli ( lub, Virr : Ha- rational ami uliuial ionunitirr-H-u- Gomamrnt; Hilltop; Juntoi otnu-il of National (Vxinol of Nrpu M � m n. I Kt.M II CAMERA SHY SANDRA VERONICA HARGRAVES U a hing1«n. II. f, Upha Kappa Mplia: UhoV W lw in I Inllrpr ami I imrmiMi; National Sriuui' Foundation Frllowtrtiip; llrta Kappa • hi llonorai S n-nliti-rircy: Worn o'. Lrajpir; ampu« Pak ONtlKI CLIFTON DANIEL HARRELL IliiMiLlva. Xnr York KoVltlli DANIEL HARRELL KlnuKUll. Nr Xitfk IHwki 1 4 l hi GERALD MISCHAL HARRIS Frankfort. (� hw. Ku.irtr. I lab: Drfcaliag I lab: Pbi CAMERA SHY lb-la 'ignu: Markrtinp lab (1.01 Tt C BERTHA LEE HARRIS ntlilxll, (.oKfia NOMt M-OMIMIO M SYLVIA HARRIS nibiiil|i '. I rau Ivania Viwnrn' laapur ■V'nioi Mentor lb-ha l� nia Tbrlj; RHn'� U li.. E ftl� ll I lub; Onrfi I Vi Plii si «rr1 hr art. IWLIKII GLORIA CLEOPATRA HENDERSON r.«iii lrn. N« � Jn-ry I HI U« DEWEY ABRAHAM HARRISON NolfolL. lf|[IRM llttMl'IRt SALOME HANLEY W J-Iiinjllnn, I) I | Mill M till - RUSSELL WELDON HAWKINS Darby, l rnn.yKam,i Economic (Hub; 'IViioU Team; llinlpr Hub; iKinnitor) imjimiI; Iiilumui.il Stlil- ii. I | l IlNnUII � ROY ARMANDO HENRlOUES j Jinan a ll V I. mount LINEnE MAY HENRY Jjiiuira. Ml, Kfoonmn Hub; Wribi t-ouml lion. 11 OViMIl� ROSALIE HESIBEN Nniili lb-n«|, I nil unit i uliiH-al Nnin« Sonny; Major trJIr ; lloo-ln I lull, unutMtit � CURTISS LEE HESTER Mr.n . Ancona «n muKt CLAUDIA HICKMAN W a-liinyion. I). I IIOUI KCO OMK« EVELYN HOGAN V � Jrrvi MH IOUK.Y WAITER BARRINGTON HOPE '•«rCru� n. Rrit� i Cai«t « GLORIA ELAINE HOPKINS • lmiKt n. |). dob; I'abt Lraetr: lloi irt na|,. •� !«� � ! 4mp«. JOHN ROBERT JACKSON jJiimiim, l . 1 HENRY JACKSON CAMERA shy OZIE JAMISON. JR 4'liinittoN. !• « ‘ Bru 4„lltlJ, ,lot|o) TT' h .... ........... — ' ,,h E.v,n. ..M,n Ki,“ r « , Mi Camera shy Ini i . • %!� « • TIMOTHY LIONEL JENKINS l'iitlail 'l|tliM. |Vnn� )l« jiiij •Minlrni I ..Iin.il, l‘cr� n|rnl; Ell ''ism I’lii; Tau Kappa Mplia: I'lii ism Tau: . Foundation: I � � iW F«nim: Track I cam: i rir� « • iiinir% Tt.nn: kappa Ngnu I Malms SkIcH: luioil.il tall (ook Hall. NORGE WINIFRED JEROME l .rritilill. It. k . I. lplia Kappa Mplia: It ta Kappa I In; W lx-alli v Hmw (.nvrriiiin’iil; N-nioi M'liini: Ilium- Fviuminic Club. I limn VMl M IlltHOV ALBERT H. JOHNSON I li«rl � ii � ill -. Virginia l lm«al Niniir � «ci -|� ; F omutllt • I lull. cm ms Ml n BARBARA ANN JOHNSON W ddun l in. I). I IIIIMI II iinomii BERNADINE M JOHNSON ruark. Ni-h Jr� «- IMia isma Thru: I n� rr� n I h T : Hriilj: - (Huh: lirinwn (Jttb; (-antefbury � ot«li � n; I’-i ( hi. FRED DOUGLAS JOHNSON. JR Grrrn� illr, outh Carolina lluurin (lull. I n- iilrni; Matkciinjr i luli; Economic ( luh: Student (null'll; Lhn’� Wlm Muons “'ll! dent ' in Nn� «'� i .hi I ni� rr ilir .in I College.'. MAHkMIM. GEORGE J. BARRINGTON JOHNSON Jamaica. It. U . I. ■■tudmt (••amil. Tf«- ur -r: Bu i ik— ('Jub: ( jriM-an Slu l -al� (•• • rial ion: Economic- I luh: ttlm’ (Mm Lawn; lodf-nt in mrrnan (.ol|i- K� and I nnerdlii . II MM W MIM IMMI i JULIUS XENEPHONE JOHNSON Lleiamlria. irpinia hi mm;« tn iiM-ia iiiiN CAMERA SHY JEAN EVELYN JOHNSTON King'ton. Jamaica I Mu Sigma Theta. 200L0CV CECIL R. JONES Ihiti'h Cuiana ciinixnv BARBARA LEWIS JONES Jamaica. New York l|ilm K.i|i| j Vl| lia; I1ni� rn ily Choir. MKIOIW.1 B'LLY EMANUEL JONES l a ton. Ohio OiiK-ga P i Pin: Greek ouiu-il: • .ilih.inl ami lilailc LANGSTON JONES l. n«h. Krniu«k� Omega P i Phi III ADMIMVTIMiniN DONALD JAMES JONES ln|ui| i u. |Vnii l aniu Maikciinp Club, PrpfcWrni: Era- CAMERA SHY noinii' Club. Treasurer; Hu«inr Club. M ARK I TIM an FLEETAH B. JONES U a«hington. I). . Sociology (]uli; l)juhrr CluK CAMERA SHY MU 101.00 MARIAN G. JONES ( anion. r lr Foundation: V . .C.I : l| lia Kappa Ifili.i. 1alliemnlir« Club. WM 'X.S U 01.11 MAI'll MARIE LOUISE JONES U a-hmgion. l . IIohumI Pl«)rt ; I’hi.ual Education and Ri-vf'-jlii'li • lull. an at iihin WINIFRED B JONES Atlanta. Oorpa Majorette Squad; Hainan Foundation; Iioj||o ||a|| Sutf. •v.rr- ■art: V.I..I..JO • lull. mMIOLOLI BARBARA LEE JOYNES U jrrmton. Virgini.i Itu.in... t'luli; Marketing t lull; F• iiihiiiiu. Club: Y M MtKHINt ETHEL JEAN JOYNER Wadiington. F). ('.. •miluo ROBERT ANTHONY KANE t amp Hill. P«'nn yl JBia iiistcm RICHARD AUSTIN KEELS Boston. Vt««fhu� it‘ Omega P� i Phi. at mm.w i� iiM iraito JAMES HOBSON KELCH, JR. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania .irMl� Ihi'kithall; Philo-.iph) Club; l urinitury Tutor and Adviaof; l.illlr Korimi. Beta Kippa (hi 4111H.OCV BETTIE LOU KERNODLE lluilinjiloa. Nitflli I «,� lm.i M| ha Ki| | a Vlpli.i; I mwr-io I U «ltr, II. lira . Frlfev «ln| ; Vnw, Mmin,; Kulunsr lu.lrnl. • Ml MIMRI CHARMAINE VAtAIDA KEYES W a.lnnst'oii. II. (1 HUMAN BETTE CARDOZO KING U j«hii|iinn. II. I_ VI|Ju Kip| i llplit; ll -««r l lab)rr� ; I jmpu- I’al nuk IASCEUES BOLIVAR KING |iani li Town, Jamaica ICI.'Ak lucretia a. king H vhiRflon. I . 1 NalMin.il FsJorai wn I Mu Thru; Hillt.f; VL i: ci i'� i BEVERLEY JEAN KINSEY ft j.liingti'ti. II. I.. MKIlOQCt CATHERINE CECELIA LANCASTER A j'lnnjin-n. II. C Lr rrrfr |r la Mailw milk- luh; National K lu. ux iaiion M Atlll M UK' MARIE NADINE LANCASTER Wa liin i« n. Il l lolo v Huh I ni� i'ii I i- VN IKIHU BRENDA LEE LAWSON Wa hiagl«it. II. lpha Kappa Mplia; Sudnl National K-liirjlion ...h ialivit; nic ••minillrr, VXi.fiim'. ; —m •Imt ( ouihiI: Kxpmnirnt m Inl r-national I.nine •« ltal : Who’ W'ln Nmone Stmlral in m riran x l-lrj;c� ami ( niimili'1 ; .amp� « WUBII WAITER WILLIAM LAWSON aohinflon. I� . . m mm.� � w MiNi«tn ii � N ETTA CHRISTINE LEATH Hurlingtnn. North • awlina iiw-c trail ( hririn al Society; lpha Kappa Vlpha. I nilrd (hritiian Erl la hi|i; H .I I Hrt. Jiimm ll« lr«.. cm mom CHARLESTON ROY LEE, JR. hk'ipi, Illin i i Hiih'-m IM l lii; Imromulal lla-ket-(.ill, ll.-arl l’U r,.: R.O.T.C llunil: slow Hall llou - o sern hi nl: i iti lull nonet LINDA DOROTHY LEE Mount Vernon, Nr YorL llou - (.ocrinmrni; Vimn Mentor; Sn iolajj riuli (OCKUOCV ROSALIND JOYCE LEVERETT I'oiilanil. Oregon Hpha Kapju Alpha: Hump ' luh: Walter H. Brook : Women’ la-agin I. 1.1.1 11 BARBARA JEAN LEWIS laMtinillr. Kentucky CHI VMKI NANCY LOUISE LOGAN W'anliiiigton. U. ( I'lii Hr I a Kappa; Si gin l’i Sigma: Pi Mu Kp«ih n; llrla Kappa • In; • ■(111411 lull. rin no THOMASENIA ANN LONG JpIm-j Clly, Nr Jrr� FAYE DOREEN McBRIDE Phrnu I lly. Ujlum.a !� ' Who Simlrni in uxri 4ii Colkpr an l I nivrr� iti«- ; ‘ ampin Pak: Srnior Mri i«� ; Junior Vmor I Ion w Cmriamril; iVhi IhrU: � llhk-iii- A� oM-iaiion; Wocnrn Istyiir; Hu i itm Glttli; MaiVrimjc Club. ■I hum RUPERT E. IOUISON Gfrnada. II V. I. OOl.l M.Y JOHN IOVEJOY ilanu. (ioxiu mil kUiMUIH CHASSIE LOUISE LYNCH I� 1h.|o Vi.Mil .llollnd iuiymy urapu PaU: Bii'inr— Club: Mar k -tmz Oub: HaiKr lub: Ec« rwnnif Club; llrpollrr bn Markrt iin Club. mill TI I CYNTHIA P. Me BROOM MaMungion. I). ( P i hi: Sniology Club: No man Club; Hilltop ufl; TV onH-n'-bajur. MM lOI-lM. ARIIENNE YVONNE McCAMEY 5 i hinglon. I� . C I Vila ipna Thru: Vito-rican I hrov m! S« irl� tinlml ftliatr . Sftlr lary. i mi ui m BERTHA M. McCORD W u hmgton. I . I riMMI U KBIT. ITION JOAN KATHLEEN MdNTOSH •1. Vim ml. IL . I. Aid I'ki lU-iu; ( 4iii' il ui luli; Ilium Erontraiir (Hub; I anlilM-Jti Nmlml Uwrulim, II mi LCOXJMIO WAITER WILLIAM MANIGAUlT (inirptomi. Nmih l amlm.i l| lu I'ki Om iei Ki«irmi� � ; I ni-� rr� il Tr d Tram; Nrv Mm’ llniilrnir Mali XilwMir Slaf; Hi olotiy ( luh. iMMil.iHY FREDERICK MARTIN MAPLES Vi liingiM. I . Club; Ijommiii l.hib. LORRAINE CECELIA MAPLES V ••hinKlon. I). (L M|iIim Kjt|i|� i l|ili«; Siuilmi ( nun-ni; lnmi ir (Hub; Umpui I'jU; H nmm’i 11 no m kmrfnmml, MARVA MARSAN Nm TihW. r� V k AVON AARON MATTHEWS OkUhmna City. OkUlioiii.i SomhIury I IiiIi; kj|i|ia lpliu l � � . MM IDl.OtY MARVA CLAUDETTE MELVIN Bjlinnocr. ManUml I hrtimlnr lub; I ni rr il) I � hrr I mini Utmtun Killn� «lup; lln kippi ( hi. cbiiiimiu NAOMI FLORENCE MERRITT ll•'lll|• t■-lli. i i w mk KUtlMI IMIMICY PEGGY JEAN MESHACK Halla . Tru« Mpha Kappa lpha; SxioloK) i.luli; Sroivi Mi-nloi; I rmrr«ilv (Imir: S V.G.P.; Hoo- io� rm mrni: arer n � l.rajcur; Bomht CdW|Ki� I’aU. NIXERINE EVELYN MILES Torrinjslon, Connninut Hilltop; IMialing; Ilnur: NKA; Yi'ailhX'k. Illl I vino GENE ELLSWORTH MULBERRY I'lnUilrlptiia. I'rnrmlunu Mpha Hu l| tia: 'val lar i ami llla-ir; kappa Sijtma IMiating: W«--lr KiMimlition. mcHuioo RICHARD ALEXANDER MILLER r � uk. Nr ork WImi‘� W Iio m iurricatt I niver«itii-iiwl .nll«-l-r.; M| li.i Pin : Tutorial .uni iliimr« M.ill; ltu in -« I luh; Fi oiuiiiiU Cluli; Train; Intramural rii«iin- ; Ordrr • f frtu%; Phi Sigma Inn IIOMIMIO SARAH L. MINOR W a«hinjclon. I . I . ZOOL«r.t BETTIE M. MITCHELL l alroj Park. Tr � - Ormin Club; I imn.it I hn� ; ftallrr II. |tr M k I tub; Intrriu lioiial I luli; Mutlrai t.hri-iiun ci.iiion; IW-lrr ( lull; Huu� (iov • rrnnrnl. ii l. ic V MELINDA WERGS MITCHELL (Jiirago. Illinni. Ifalltof -ufl: pant«h t bib. GLORIA YVONNE MONTE W d-liin lon. I). ( limn l iinovito W CAMERA SHY CARL IOUIS MURRAY Miami. M� ruU Nalwnal Kduratmn -ial� n; Hi nl«)i Hub: (irrman Hula. Uotncr ANGEIA MORTON MORRIS U a-hnijttnn. I . I - SymplNMtrlU: Hilltop. ■ 1.11 11 THOMAS EARL MOTIEY.II VI IIIl “vlllr, Trnnrwr tlmrjta P«i Pin; llmlnp I Hull; Bfcon suit: Swlii'inin Tram; I trill Tram: lulorial Slot!. XOOI.OCV HERMAN LEE MURRAY M j� liiiijci n, It. 1. ttHIlWt JAMES CARLTON NABORS t� .iiiin)t. Nrw « rk llwloti luli; IIixii vtafl noioti ANN ROBINSON NASH U 4 liinuion. It. onnioci ELMER EVART NEIL Trinidad. H. U . I. (I l MI GWENDOLYN PEARL NOEL lialtimorr. Mary land Frrnoli lul.; Suimrnin Club: Mod-rrn I l.i n f. HU M II CAMERA SHY ANITA DIANE NOFlES Si. Loils Mfawori Alplii kip[ i llphi; Horn -nomio Club: lULUm Hill Cewmmt: lli««Hi Nuf. riMilw AMI M THIIInS RAFAELA NORIEGA r«tiUi. I’u'Mn IIko Murk'-lmp I luL. MARKETING STEPHEN MAnHEW OBRIEN Dominini II. Vl I. zoology IRMATEEN OLIVER W .i-Kinpton. 11 C linin' Ei itnoivii I luL: I ant«-rl iif� (!loh. IfOMlMO WALTER LEON PACE Nr� (n n V� � . ii(inn AN L((.I NEVILLE ARTHUR PADMORE Killy. Iliiu h C.ulan ((•-ltd K.i|i|m ( In: Am 'ii an brnu-r.l S-rirly. f ill Ml VI MY WILLIAM EARL PAGE I.dkr ir«, voulh • atnllil. VU .P.: Ili-m Si.II ZOOLOGY CHARLES PARKER CAROLE CECILE PIGLER Bronx. N™ oik BEVERLY ANN PAYNE W a hingtOI1. | . C ain|.u« l jl ; Siuiolup (Hub. MICIOL'MiV FRANCES GERALDINE PARKS lUllitIMKr Mjttliml I nitrr.it) I .hn Rojnl: lli-t.-ry « hth; V.V.O . lll'TiMI HERMAN RICHARD PHILLIPS. JR. iMmit. Michigan I lion: Vnt-iMan I In-miral Swirly; Hm� .n-I I’Utrr.; Ilrir hi; M«� r lijll IfcxiiiitoM loumil: F inn l luh: h aoml KOT . I III Ml.IK) PRESTON PHILLIPS PIERCE W a� liington. I). (_ MIIIICMUIn !’ • Oil: Experiment in International Firing Sl.okif.hip lo Italy; SluiVnl 1 liri'liaa V--o. iai.in.; Temporary H W r riot eminent; vninr Mentor; Delia Sterna Thrt ; French I luh; Mr.il.-rn lljnir luh: Kxrhangr Student: W ho’� Who Vm-ng Student-in American G lh-gr. jn-l I niter-i lie.; Cook Hall liulr L--hi.ii. Fol-I-right Fellow. HinOIMI AVIS YVONNE POINTER M. I.nur . .Mhnoori I nivrrrity I -her. Won rn’� la-a pur; Frchnirn llou.r (.otrnunrnl; VV V. .1’.: Delia Sigma Tliftu: S-ni.� r Mi-ntoi. H Vl 11(11 OGV BARBARA JEAN POPE t’hilaih-lphu. IVnn.% Kama 'wni.-r Mentor: I Mr a Sigma Thru: Rla Sigma l lu; Spani-h CJuli; French ( luh; N.R.A.: SluJ.nl (Jin--dan Vwairialion; lh-war-1 I nitetrily hoir. nroi-ii CONSTANCE PORTER VT.i-hington. D. zooloci CAMERA SHY SUZANNE D PRICE Kallim«rr. Maryland N.IL-V: Ht ux i lub Hl'ttMl PAUL EDDIE PRITCHETT Martimillr. irgima MII K. GLORIA LYLES QUARLES Tnon. North aiolina I mini I hiKlun Krllii� 4ii|(; Mom rn' I • j|;ii'-, llowanl Huukb'i Chili. HOMI OTELIO S. RANDALL (!km Flora, Trw« « lit MHIM T. JUANITA RAY Ka l OtiPjir. Nr� . Jir.o I ampa. Pal-. r « IKlLW.) EFFIE LOUISE REED Mariaunj. Arkanu llu'inr,. Club; Ecowiinii I lub; Nr«• man Club: l| lia l -i Om a inm MiM. DONALD REYNOLDS IlnwIliB, Nr� York Trark Tram; Mrnilwg Tram. 2OOL0CY REBECCA NAOMI RICHARDSON a«hiit|eion, I� . • N.A .� I .. Hull r Fa • « lull MHO MI M 1KIIIUN JOSEPH ARMINIUS ROBERTSON. JR. Woiiingiun, l . and IUjiW; 01m Chib; Tri-wfc lab. JAMES ADRIAN ROBINSON atliiniiun. I). C. «IKI N. JAMES FLETCHER ROBINSON lndiana|« li«. Indiana National Virnrr TnaniUiicn Frlloo-•lii| : Hilor-in .h� r| id lt uo: hip lain. Junfc r !•� •; Kvxumr orn- imiirv f mimu 11 aw. kappa M|� lu P«i. � « r I’li) march. ONHIM JOSEPH NATHANIEL ROBINSON j limal'-ri. Ii. ( '. •onoLocr JOSEPH WALLACE ROBINSON |iui|u� ' Hr. IViucyltania Mplla Phi Mpha; Mrrrin Cmmiil tor. Slukr Hall II.ovrrnnwnt. Tutor an l ihi ot tat! mouict MILDRED H. ROBINSON X a hin t Ml. l . 0(101 M. RICHARD THOMAS ROBY. JR Ja kMin«illr. Florida lpha l lu l( lia: Srabliara! and Klocfr: Vmin l� h rHMMIt HEADLEY M ROSE kina lon Jam.in, II U I. i III MIVTHV HARRY BENJAMIN RUTHERFORD Columbia. Soith lanilliM SHIRLEY ROSE ROUNDTREE Wa-hinilnn, I), C. MNiutmt GEORGE PEARSON ROWELL Chicago. Illinois Pin '.jiu Too: R«i ilriw 1utor« l«l V'Iiimi ' ull. PHiiomirai CAROL MEGAN RUSSELL KiitH'lon. Iiimlrj. H W I I'hi llru kappa: It'll Ka| p CJii: llron Honor Koll. anlil-.m rial ion. IQOilKI MYRTLE HYACINTH RUSSELL Jjinai.a. II. W I. IOOLOCI Cook Hall ViUi-or; ll'.m.. omuijc Coimuilrr: 1 1111111111)1 I-jai; Ini irr-ili Kwl lannillrr. COOLOCt FREDERICK SAUNDERS MYRTLE ELAINE SAUNDERS Jatualru. B. 1. I. Iiii. i uaH iidl ( luli; I nilril lirotian «riali� li . ( aril.1.1 an Xuilrnt ialion. inrtn FRANCES SAVAGE L j«btnflon. I I I imrcitt I «lvr� : N� � il |i Cluli MKioum INEZ MARIAN SAVAGE JrflriM n • ity. Mixoari mv i� 41 IIM 41101 GARNITA MAE SELBY 4un|iinii. I). C. MIMOKV COLEMAN R. SEWARD Virginia .WiKjn Chrii.irjl Society; llrla kappa Oil Swirly; 'ijyiu i Sr cirlj; M| h 11u M|tlii nil MIOHI JULIUS B SCOTT Vliti� k!•-. «uih l ir..liiu l!n li l V 1 lull; Mrlromlogir.il So. ciriy; V. .i I .; V niun lull HOT 1.MV FERIAL ANNE SHERMAN W 4-lnngl.m. I . 1 Iti'on Stall. Awiriilr Kililm ; K Lraf Reporter; Alpha kappa Alpha; Stu.lrni Council; Unhrfil) I � 1kt; Cjinpu- I’al ; U ho’« Who 111 Amrri-• on I nitriMlio ami ollrgr . mi� m JEROME SHUMAN Vllmt � ii, Nro ).f.r, UHUNIII ALICE LOUVONIA SIMMONS Stamford. C-OBiHTtirm llu inr.« luh; Marketing lull. HI l |o 4IiMI1| IK41|m1 BEVERLY MARIE SIMMONS W a� hingtnn. II. I'. lll� TOUl CLEVELAND JAMES SMITH SC Allan-. (L rUBomci CAMERA SHY fl CAMERA SHY ELENA LUCY SIMMONS RnwLltn. Nrt Yuth MATIIMUTIIS FAYE ROCHELLE SMITH iVirotl. Mx'hiiun W ho W Ih Ainans luilrnl� in nwiran I ni rr� itir ami Collrgc.; Engli-H Club; Womrn l «n«i . K I'lunjir- tu.l« ni; K | iiniml Inin ntlMMiul l iving Vwji.l; l!|nml ur IAU.KH GENEVA PEARL SIMMONS Norfolk. Airgima GWENDOLYN E. SMITH Philaiirlphia. IVnn l«4tuj ANDREA JOANNE SMITH Ili.nl, Vlii Ingaii World Mljir- Club; I'olitiral i • f� r ' Swirly; ki|.|.j Sigma IMuiIiiii Swirly: I anlrilmry lub. ST STEWART EDWARD SMITH Hallunoir. Matyluiul ll id Kd| |i« Chi; I.hnai try i lull. Crrrk CjiuikiI; kappa Alpha IM: Sabluril ami Hia-lr; Slmlrul fhli air—Vmiii.jn 4'hrtnical Swirly Naf'ilv lla 'lull 'Irani; U hu'� Win. in imru-an (nllrgr. anil I nnrr� i-t� r . I III MI T� I BARBARA ELLEN STANLEY ft a'hinglon. I), f. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. JR. ft a li n|tlon. L). l!. XiiwM Sii irlj; Kt|i|u Xlpha F-i; Kroouwir- Hub; 'ar� il� Tro-ni Tram; Iniuniuul Ka� L -tball; ''min I li� . FUnnins • ■■iinnillrr; if Kurrr X� « laiton. UOVIMH' JOHNSON AOEYEMI SOFOLA liolu'Rtino. Nif iu Xfriran Siudral X iaiinn; Inirr-imliun.il SluHi nl ('lull; I itllr Fo mil.. Mpliu FluOmrya; .YX.X.I l ; Nm kiloitv t 'lull. IMNHIUM HAROLOIE KENT SPRIGGS TmiKtriii, N � Mwim U� l MlHi' JAMES SPRIGGS Finkrirk. Marxlawl MniH'UK'T Xlpha Kappa Alpha; Nxiohiai (Juh: l.'ampu l’al«! BtoMrt Club. MUOLOCI CARL LEROY STEWART San I riimmlo. I rmnlail I HJ MIMRV RUBY SULLIVAN linn, S� ulh (aiolina EVA TERRY Fiit'luirgh. |Vnn� vl aim IMUKt CAMERA SHY BENNIE LEE THAYER IjImIi. South ( jiolirii I niwitt hnir: UrUtmi NxM-ty: N.A.V.(-P.: M'thodi'i YmiIi Erl- l[ lu Pin M| lia. IOOLWT PAULINE YVONNE TITUS Jjruak'4, II. V . I. Ih-la Ktill; lirniUlM I lull • ntMHin HAROLO ADOLPHUS THOMAS IVmhlokr KiM. Ilrrmu-la I nivrr.ny l.hoii; Studml hri«iur o iaiion; Piiil � � |ilt lul ; N.A.A.CP.: Eia Si n.a Phi; Plii Signu Iju; lni iiinihiiml (Tuh; l)r n’� llonoi Hull riUUMMh JIMMIE SINCLAIR TRIMIAR I.vmTihuf g. V irgima Itiology lub: ' ar itv Trrmi Tram; Owrg P-i Phi: I mtrrb« • luh. tOOUKI CYNTHIA YVETTE TWYMAN Va«hiDcNi. 0. (. lph Kappa Mpha. latrfnalioMl I lul� ; l ampu Pal . WWMOHiO VIRGINIA A. PATTERSON VIEW % a lnngton. II. I.’. IM.I IMI ROBBIE WALKER WILLIE ALFRED WALKER Fort ljiutlrr lalr. Elnii.la fvronorntr � luh; |lu im- « !lalv unymiio BARBARA JEAN WALLACE ThIni, AlLJahoiua NiruJop Hub; Horn - Economic • liili; r«min I luh: N.A.Ll I . MHIoUKt OSWALD GLADSTONE WARNER kiiiK ii n. Jamaica. It VA I. I'lli Iti'la k.i| | j; ( unlilnjn A« u • lalion: Hda Ku|i|m Alhi: I nim ii Imir: International lull � h uk; CHRYSTINE WASHINGTON Wnroii. Michigan Canlrfimru A lull. Waulin' A lub. .tat CAMERA SHY IRENE WATKINS MARJORIE ALTHEA WATSON Domna. |Vno� )Kam KNCUMi WILLIAM ROLFE WEATHERS M. hnn . kappa Alpha P i; (ampin Pahs Grioun Club; Qicmhlry Club. IAOLMV ANNE CASSELL WEAVER U a hingt in. II. AL IAuiikb'i Li-agur; Ib-an Li4; IMla lga� a TVta: An A luh: llilliup laf: A ampti Pal . JtNI LEROY WELLS A a.liinplon. I). A_ Sociology Club: Ininnaiional !'•■ iloni A luh; N. A. A.Ai.P. M lnliM PORTIA IRENE WENZE FiUgrraM. Georgia CAMERA SHY ln� IW� lub; N. . . P.; National IMu.am.nal uodaiion; Senior Mentor: Jii.Ui.ir Ounwillrr Kr |inun Hnu.r (inimmmi. IM. LI-II ROBERT EUGENE WHEATON I .anibriiigr, Mn� � jrliuM-it. Ill -IM— ADMIM-HATIO WILLIE MAE WHITE tt-.liiiuion. I . I LVIU«H MILTON JONES WHITE, II Ulilll'u. Georgia ••nomir- I tub: si� liin • luli: h I'urn1 V� «i. at imi: nblingiii«b.' l Million I ailri, II OXilMIO BURMA LOUISE WHinED U ••Inniiton II. II C- Kr.-udi Club: 11 i-K� � Club; la«ie Club; Cjni| u Pal-: .mtrrbury l lub; Upbi Alpha. Mi-nnn ALFRED J. WILLIAMS Jamaica. IL W. I. Ib-rs Kappa chi: Caribbean � «i� iia-lion. XOUI KiA JEANETTE IEONTINE WILLIAMS J'fw) City, V� Jrnri I'nhrtMl) I -bet . Rallri II. RrooK. ; Publicity «amillre IIoum- (internment; Junior IoUlK'il wl lh� National Council nl Nr;n 'Jonyn; National K bj aiional «o cist ion. « min oi.xijorMi m JOSIYN NATHAN WILLIAMS JaltMM . II. V I. 'In.I. nl I ••until; l riblrui lu tlnii “i� i lmn: Wnilil MTau I lull I'ulilM 4l S i«IMr ; III. t«.i luli: ( liili; Trai l. Irani. IOYUIMIIK.M PERNELl BRODDUS WRIGHT V « hiiiKliin. I). C. Y4.U-P.: Ri� V jt lul.; llo«,..| KnfiiKrr. (HUM YVONNE ELSIENE WILLIAMS laniaim. II. I, aril.I. ,,n i.iiiiiri; International lull; Kvolioluir. Club. I.CON0MH WILLIAM CHARLES WRIGHT llhrliml. Ohio Sin-ring « oinnnlt • ( liairm.in; Mn .lent Council; National Stmlml S « ration. OOLOCl JOSEPH KLESMUS WINFIELD Sum. Virginia lioiniitoM Council: (.mam Club: N dbliard ami IIIj.Ic; ( hrmt.tr) ( lub: Cjinpu- Pal : Joint Korrr Stall. mi ui'int BOOKER T. YElDER. JR W a.hinfton I I Ml VI Out JEAN ANNE WONG Tiinula.i. It W I Ihla Kii|.| a lii. I'r •ol til. llou� c t. i.ciriMHnl iic.itl Hall. I (c«i .lent; Newman Club; Phi l’� u Kali' . ( lit 'li rni EUGENE YOUNGER a-hiagton. I •. C. Ill IM.w WlWIMMItlTl.lN LEARIE NICHOLAS YUILLE Trimli.l. K. U . I. YVONNE NICHOLS V tthiliflnll. I). I rmm u. im • %� i«i isma i: lUta kappa Oil: m WU MlJtr • OfMlillll DUDLEY OWEN CAWLEY Jimiiii. It TL . I. CAMERA SHY S«dolo(0 Hl«k l i«-� .|.nl; In.,,,,, I in cut I (lull; llilltnp: l,rik|irill •nculMn. � rn,niiM CAMERA SHY WENDELL R. HARRIS W ’.nliinitlon. I� . ... Snidrni «un«il l I A : I I L : Alpha Pbl Ihvu: Bhea Mad: KjiIk, nul. tucmca iNciMimv. JAMES D WILSON N -� UrL. Nnw niL MKHIKIU HU CNN I COUNCIt Ro� I—ftornng’on Johnujn Timor’ky Jenkim Joupli AI� ond«r Dwiph' Cropo s ?- Vernon Gill. Morvey Hcnwn, P, ho� d l'o«lo� , Rune I1 Miller. Jtiew, Shvmon, Percy Jokntftn Miinry lr � i yidurr—Williom A (Hi, if 2 8 -■ !!•] j ■$ ? i:: hi I I 5 r - is I is : i a J 5 t I - 51 § i«{ I 1: = - ; - S : � : 0 5 if?it ; 2 $ : • s ■ f |£ « I!-2I? 5] ii|at ■§ • S s torn S—� rrry T.IIm WOMENS If AGUE IRISHMAN StlfRING COMMITTU Iron Co. J . A • . . So«d o R Oofd� o. Vtrnoi S. Gill. Jeon CKia. 5 ©nrf Row—B i |©«m.i All . Coro� oa Wo« do TKo oi. Goldi So' 1 . K n «A Mofrii COOK HAll STUDENT ADVISORY STAII f onf Co Do awl Oo.r'’ . Rodurr Coleman, Hv t i l 8w o Jr . R.ddwk 8®el tow - Ho ry R« K., «. ! Co l f And non. H od l tid nt. T. .o t� , J«i kint. Ed o d 8o � . Oo� id Bill v Wolf Clo V , l oy Stan 0 10 Im«i Jr (M nnf low fl t And rt«r, ond Jo . , W®o� o� ki 70 Vhs jJ. BU Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart. Junior Clott Queen '58. '59; ROTC Queen. 59. '60; Scabbard and Blade. 59, '60 Scroller Swectheorl '60. '61 Queen of Music School bison staff EUSTACE JONES school of music SCHOOL OF MUSIC BISON STAFF dean and faculty WARNER IAWSON FACULTY OF THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC 77 CECILIA EARLE BACON inliill irfinta ESTHER BLAIR Mi'unt Vrrnon. N«-% York CAMERA SHY I nni-rxli I hull: I -lta 'mjhuj Tlirtj. Ml Ml Mil ll l GWENDOLYN BEASLEY KallUmtr. MjhI.iii ) VI(ill.I k� p|' i ''••ni -r Vlnlnr; VV Ini' Wlin hi inrru4n l.allrgr iin l I niwr iii � ; I nivruity (.lioii. Mi Mi nm unM SHIRLEY MARIE BERGMAN Nr «l[. Nf Jrf«CT M.K..N.4 Ilnu«- l.wnnmnil; I imrr� � iy (]wii; ttoinrn' Mum. t lul ; F..V; Junior Chaplrr «il Nryfr. L.unrn. Mill IMXtllOD CYNTHIA BLACKMAN lllltliiiHlun, iVirfli I jfolina Ml 'll I III I 1HIM IMlj i|iriw ThrU; llimanl I ni.rt � il' I ||«� I� : hr� -flrj.|rf. rnior M.-n M: liirrl Council MI MC I� 1 C«nOM ELMER BOOZE Itallnnnii Mart Inn.I M.F.N.C.: llranV H-m oi Roll: l hi Mu Vlpli.i; Sluilrnl ■•ui� LI. PUKO BERLIN DONALDSON U j luii)ci iii II. C. Mi-ir IMUIIOH ERNIE FIELDS T«lm. Ukbhuau Ml 'll I III « tTIUN BETTY JEANNE FRANKS San Xnlnitio. Ti'u� M.E..,V : lli on Miiff; I imrr� ity luiit; I'M Mu l| li.i Vuii-n: Pi Kj|i|ij I diiiImI.i, Ml ll l.tHi:VTION EVA c. GEORGE Si. I • ji� . Uimiuri I ni«rr� m I )mir. I niirniH Oi rlirilll; 'minr Mrntoi; N� Jry li.M«hip: M HYi : I! Mi'll IIIKVIMI RITA BERNADETTE GOIDRING Hryanlouti. M.uyluiul Mi I I Imhi: limii'iu Svm |ih� nHu: Wwiiun lnl : V ouii n,� l 'dfliii'. ODELL HOBBS NViuil. N' vi Jrrwy Ml'It IMXMI4I YVETTE MARIE HOLT .V Mdfk. XcM JrfM ) M.K.N.l l|� l 4 K-ipp.i l|ilm; I ui i r� ii I Imii. Ml 'It IlH i Aims EUSTACE EUGENE JONES i'riiil | ik - E«'l. Im'IIBUiIj Pi k.i|i|U I Jilil'l.l. I!•••� •• Roll: Simlrnl « -iun.il; lli-«n •Ma I nn r il| Choir: (!«� ril I lioii IIII.AIU CLAUDIA MITCHELL NX a'luiijiuiii. IV Ml Ml 1,111 • lll«i Ml 'll III! « I IION BERLIE McKAY Mi ni'li u. irjunia Ml «H Mil I UMIN CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH NEBLETT 'liriman. Trxa� I’i K.ii'i'.i I iiiiIkIj; l|iha ]plu. I nidi'll I ho if M.K.N.I : 11 il ll« | ; iiiii'ii - I l.u ' I . � «t.l; WIio'« Who in inni-Mll I oil' ll ami I niw'f lli� '� : s mol Mniioi: Miikit' N IhmiI . «!••� ii MI� M MMlCMI � JAMES DOUGLAS POLK Roanokr, irpinia Oinr-a | i |'hi; I nivnuty I tan. I; I umeiti Smplioorllr; M.k Y« lV� nV Honor K' ll: R.O.T.C. lUnd: ”� iu«lrnl ouii. il, Ml If. IMilllOX EDNA VINES W a-hinglon. H. . mi -I mi • m«. AUSTIN RANDOLPH THOMAS IVmhnikr l4«l, Ib'linuiU I nnrt'ih rhoir; (tahroity Rani; l hi Mu '•inlotua: 'Mu'lrul CHARLES SMITH Clin.iun VmotMlIaai; Inirtnaiional CAMERA SHY Ithii'ft'M. W 1-.1 u«inii Club: H iirlr Fr nrji ; Ut lVr.i Ml 1. UM I UH� .Iral o( Srnk CW IOIIT THE WIND ENSEMBLE history ll ntmiii ili.it onlv vesterdav we climbed tin lej din | low aid Hall ami Tempo. “II lo lieroine student heir .it Hiwffd I niversity. Most of u came In.m distant plan , a lew roine from Itshington aiul nearh) ritie ami Ihhii . l lm- lir«l ili were. |H-rha| fur most of U . the m � | itn|M.rlant in our live . Tor these nrrr thr Hays duiin; whiih w were fa� ed with many important decision . Most. if m l all of u . wondered if wr rrall Ix-longed hrrr in thr Slmol of Mu ir. f were rather skeptical a wr •IinmI uut idr thr door of Room MM in Mon aril Mall and hrard our rla� milf� a« they performed Iwfore tin- jury. Ilou Mr wi-lied nr could go homr and e-ape thi ordeal Nnifthdr -. ino t of uk remained. ftri registering. Mr nil had to purchase Concert Seth- tii k«-� - anil seemingly, tin eillirr freshman tls� Mould inert on tin liwlmr on tin- May to Constitution Hall. Mom mi- i;iijoyed hearing tin- guest arlUls pcrfoi tiling with the National Symphony Orchestra. Rut ahove nil. we IIIII«I enjoyed di ussing lhr c artists in our history • lassr . V our fir-I year ended. Me looked hack to —r mIiiiI |iiu){ir� v « had mudr. lor Minn- of u progress meant per feeling our tc hni«pir� . I.oth -singing and I laying. For other . progress mean I growing emotionally a well u intellectually. Mo«t o| us have rrallied these goal . we reineniliered the event of tlx fii t year, we looked forward to the next year with pride, for we had found our pla e. Iluiing our sojdwKnorr vear. we rrallv hnanu enthused over the talent of (iecrlia llacou. It Mcttvd a.� though die wa the only accompanist on rampu . t h.nlolte Nehlrlt and Irene atkin di plavrd tlirii uni-nal ahilitv ..Itrn during tin vear. Itv thi time. most of u had joined tin Howard I nivrr ity t’lmir and were iuging witli great riitliu«ia in imdei tin r «rllent dim lion of our In-loved Menu Law soil. I'm u . iuging with the National Symphony Onlirtlra under the direction of Mr. Howard Mitchell l-ccdme one of the most rewarding experience each vear. ITieie wete those of u ii li a Jiutir Polk and Gwendolyn who l ame member of the Howard I nivn-itv Hand under the direction Pro f.--or Remind Mason. Mill oilier of u Ixvuiiic neinhei- of tin ' vinpln� ii tta or tin- Siring Fii emhlc under thr dim lion of |'rufe« oi l.ouia augliu Join- . (M II Hold and (daudia Mill lu ll wrie honouied at tin- Student Council R.iiupn-i for their oiit tandiiig service to the ln o| ■( Mu ie. suggestion was madr during nur junior vear In one of our «la male that the Studrnl Council p� ti .� r an annual Spring Festival. It turned «� ut to In a great mow. l l.i t Our Senior Year! It em « almost impossible. M.. t of us had t« prepare oiii� rlve for piaitire teaching. Odell Holds- wo elected president of our class. We have spoken of ourselves tint t.u Imt tin history would not !� • complete without our putting into word regard and high esteem we hav.- for the very uhle guidance of Mi. Nada Faster and Mi . nne Rlirvvell It i mum lh.it we evaluate all which wi have .tcipiircil. Now w• am lo walk through doors which for us can never In iopened W e are to choose a profession which for many of us will | c our life' work. we o|N n a new door we close an old oiu- Behind thi door vve leave the whim of llu- immature, thr de|M-iide� iee of the «liild. and the iii'tal-ilitv of the adol.- eent. Thi is the Ix-ginning of � iu live . Yr trrda vva hut an introduction. JUNIOR CLASS FACULTY ADVISOR THE SYMPHONETTA in dial professional training. such u afforded by a S� hool of Music, should equip the student f«� V inelul citizenship a well a foi a career in his cHom'ii field, die Sdiool of Mush provides practical experience in eiti ensliip through die Student Council. Kadi class i represented on the council, therein, maiding the council to SJkuimu project whi-li have heeil found to. in some way. meet the nerds of the entire student Itodv. This year the council has placed in the hand of the individual classes the responsibility of promoting educational and cultural activities foi the student lardy. It i hoped that (hi trend ivill continue to grow and that the council itself can fulfill its role as the 'Indent governing IrmIv. The officer for the 'ear 1959-60 are: President. Claudia Mitchell; ice-Pres.. I'.lmcr Itnozc; Secretary. tlarolyn Holme and Irens-Urer, Man Mice milh STUDENT COUNCIL f THE FRESHMAN CLASS AND FACULTY ADVISOR PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA FRATERNITY The . ia loin Chapter of Phi Mu Vlplia Sinfonia of merica was installed .il Hunaril I niversily on May |9. 1952. There are more than 120 chapter in colleges, universities ami independent school throughout the country. It is a professional society for men who have completed their freshman year and who can meet the character and scholastic qualifications of the fralernit Officer for 1959-60 are: President. Benjamin Dixon: Vice-Pres.. n-tin Thomas: Secretary. Odell Hobli ; Treasurer. Clcnimic Weems: Historian. Ifoiiald Steward; Musi al Director. lomnld Tv inns; Faculty dvisor. Mark Fax. 83 PI KAPPA IAMBDA MUSIC EDUCATOR’S NATIONAL CONFERENCE Mplia Della 11.i| i ■ i of Pi Kappa 1-imUla national honor sociclv. ua in-tailed May • - I IJI ul Howard I uivcr-ily. Hilcd cacli Near In llii elcipler are ill our members of whose excellence ami musical leadership the uppn lifih of the graduating class wan.ml mi mlion. Junior- in lli upper four ill of llu cla«« an- also eligible, lao-nil members arc eligible for election aflrr teaching foui -IHCI-— i e semesters ami after showing mi acceptable reputation in leaching. Honorary members in the Chapter an-: llolniiil Hayes, the late It. Vugustus Lawson, ami I)� . I low iml Mitchell. The ineiiihership of I’i Kappa Lambda is approximately members and there are more than 10 chapters. President. Camille |„ Ni kerson: lb-cord iug Sii relarv. Mrs. Mint But well: Vice-President. Mrs. Yvonne HoIksoii: Corns s|H iuling Si-.. Mrs. Gladys Sewell: Treasurer Vernon Kdw-ard . Tin Howard I Diversity Chapter of I 1m- Music Mu-• alor’s National Coiifeienee was established in December ■ •I I OS I anil ranks among I lie In-I twelve of I li« three bundled -Iiidi-nl cbpateis in llu- Counlrv. It w.i- organ' i«cd h Dr. Lillian M. Mien, bead of the depailnienl of Musii Mucalton. The principle objerlivr of the organization is lu afford future iiiusic educators the opportunity coo|M ratioii and reciprocal ili-x-Hopinenl in a prob -sionnl oigani alion while they are still in •irhonl. Mtliougli incriilierahip in the • Itapler is urged for Musi Kdiicalion student . all music students are imited to share the Ix-nefit- iiu-nibership. Hie of licet s f..i IU.VMki me: Picsideiil. liarh.lt. Nelib-ll: N iee-rn-s.. Joyce Clark Svrrlary. lma Bailey : Treasurer. Wa-hingUm Driver Parliamentarian, t.aludta Milrhell: Ib-porlei. Clara Dansby: The facility advisor i- Mi— l.oui-e Iturge. 84 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1960 DEAN CHAUNCEY I COOPER Phannarx ha umlniioiir nun chtn o and startling transformations. and (he future of Pharmacy i in the Hands of the new graduate . By definition, it i the cm«r whnli ou will tender to soviet x that makes your calling a profession. pharmacist you must assume the responsibility of gixing to your profession. You niu t give of youisrll and your rvaourre if your profnw •ion i to maintain or improve its stature. E’.vety giaduulr can l� r smr tfiat his teacher will la interested in his future, ami if there i an nppoitumtx for us to U of further serviiv let us know. Max I wish (or each one of you in the ('.lass of PHiO continued health and a bright future. The Is ultx and stall join nr in extending llr c wishes. Ch.u NCTl. Goopvk Dean THE FACULTY 86 dedicati ion .... «rir«r.4 «r reflect „,h.„ our four « ai v.ill, .,u. «r have ro,,,r r° r. a!ize that not only hf$ ory repeat itself. I� «i! certain proverbs with an cvcrlastinp significance. ‘•' One nrvw knows the alue o| what he p©s ew until In l«i- it. Itu w an linn in our belief I ha , we liavc not lost � u: ln-tausr although you miphl not hate t pi lied tin ahstrurc instructor, your ihorouphne.ss. sound advice and hifdi-principlrd traits haw left an unfndinp impr ioti us. ou that tin lime i- niph foi u- to enter u world of , ha� � « ■ and ini-pivmps. in contra ! l“ � u intellectual environment in which wr haw ImiI.. d frn o lonp. • '«� ,|l u..|, w. eannnt predict what may l«lall i . . ..........™ -.....-r: -....... „i,|, which � « -an and «i� defend ««! - - „U ll Jl ’ P'« U l,lr ]’“ have lake., ii will. « • � � ' « ■ .. . i. . d that •'■ 1 In Honor Of DR. theod°re b ZALUCKY A s‘i,on' protest' of pharrJloC 37 college of pharmacy Ku li war. approximately four days before the fall equinox. a quads it-mii.il trip l«� the planet. Pharmacia. i olli-rd by the I nivcrsilus Howard which has a particular department |iertali .tng in voyage.' In «hi- slrlliu body. l Ilir appointed time thirty-six tender and green, wide-eyed and critluisias it individual' from Kurojw. tin- Weft Indie . Africa and tin I nite l Elates. met at How aril in In- proi e� ed lm the long journey. What were our motives. really? Prestige. security, monetary gain were only a few. After we had assembled in the craft, the pilot, the Dean, gave u some fa'lierly adviee. A out schedule i' «|iiile heavy and you will not have too much lime for exlra curriculnt activities. There will l«e many problems !«• face in the future. Solving these problem will require most ot v« ur time. The first year -bowed only signs of imminent danger and we began to Ire vigilant while hoping that there would not he much disturbamc in the atmosphere. However, we did have a small mishap in the field roinmonlv ••ailed Calculation'. A few individual' were uiiulde to rail ulftte tin exact di-lam e' Im'Iwi-cii solar disturbance- and thus suffered -evere gastrointestinal and mental upsets. Some recovered, while to others this mistake proved fatal. I he second yeai saw US entei a new and unfamiliar stern and herr the real Imuhlc romittcnccil. We were really pul In the test particularly physiologically ” and hioehcmicallyand if it were not lor our youth, our physical const it ul ion- would have given away uruler the strain. The ship’s physician. Hr. Darlington, prescribed almost every known drug, by themselves and in • omhiiiiition: and after several doses, we did not know whether In wanted to help or destroy ii� . I ruler the direrlion of Dr. Itarnes. more anil more organic compounds were synthesized to augment our storrhous of drugs. Iln nation became H word rarely u-ed and hardly ever practiced. Tlierr «j mi much confusion, so much huhhuh. that even whether it was psychological or not some were hound to be doomed: and then there were twenty-live What impelled the rest ot u to continue is still a •|uestion not dearly answered. Hut the remaining handful si rugged into the third year with he consolation that after a storm there slrould be a calm. The field if pharmacology, bacteriology. phnimacogimsy. no! to mention pharma -critical chemi lr are well known for their conditions and successfully weathered all s'.or ms. Our final veai was to be the supreme t sl of whether we were pie-pared to live on tile planet, Pliarnutciu. The test ««■ a sort of comprehensive examination calling mi n- to utilize the sum of llw experience we bad gained during oiir trip. Pharmacia accepts only the best. Yes. we have tinallv neared the end. We stand on the threshold of •mi objective. We look ba«k over our voyage and remember the four years of sweat and toil, pleasure and pain, happiness and sorrow that have molded ii- into vvlial we an and what we are to Ik Pharmacists. We. the voyager reaching Pharmacia in the year plus '� . would like In e pr� our nppnvi.ition to the pilot, lire Dean, and his 'tall without uhose imce.i-ing patience, guidance and inspiration our trip to the planet. Pint maria. would not have been realized. COUtGE Of PHARMACY 8ISON AND HIUTOP STAff I Mocrith. Fd.tor BitOn o-ul Hi Itop: frontii H Hcodeno- . Ai� . Ed o«. B.son and Hilltop. 89 GYUIA ANTAL ltu Upr t. Ilungan XiiirrHjn I'hUMmlNit � n PHIUIP F. BARNHILL i.rri-nMlIr. «-� tit I «« lin4 Lairikun I’lidiinrt • nilr.il N—n. ALPHONZO SYLVESTER BIGGER W .iMuiiglnn, |l. . W' rifun I’Ii.iimij.. ulii .i' -ni .lii l� «-|j� Mu hut mil EDWARD WILLARD CARSON Jolin 'ii • II . T tin� � w Lito-ixjii I'lufiiid- • ulii «l V � • . NATHANIEL H B CASSELL. II Mommia. I il iu Variicjn PliaiHiirrulKdl n.; l|ilu ISi 11jii mil ; ( In I vlia lu Kra rniiy. I! . kl M 1 11 I M � n� n� WAITER CLARKE. Ill -• iIkinI. Niulh I .imlirvi in 'i Iran llunuiviiiHal A� «n.: l lr itlrni Siuitnl IoiiimiI; Who' Wlm: ( impii I’.il ; lli l� iur uml H jK.n, K.ippii l|� li.i IM lull mil ; I hi l� li.i Mu l idiniui DAVID LEROY GORHAM V a hiii)iiun. I� ( . iiiriir.in I'll,IIni l. mix j| .� ii : I In Ih'lld Mu Fialrtnllt. NATHANIEL GORMAN V j hinglii||. Ill Irorririn I'Imiik • titiul n. K.V UUIH � M� � l� ll WILLIAM R. GRANT E « � (a. nginia WILLIE L LONG L Hli'WlIr. 0 -Otgl4 fr rfi.an I’lmnu.«uin..l —n. FRANCIS HALL HENDERSON Mm LliMn. I'rtiiKilunii hii«gj P i Hu FiMimih): Who’ W ho; i� • F'i«-� ii|rnl. rnior i la : lli on -tall IViO: 11 illlo| ’ 1411 I960: I annul I’oU; mrii.mi lliai-iiMKYUtical «n. HERBERT LEE HUNTER W ,1'liHiglnn. I). (’ l’|r� llkn , N-HI.II I li«� ; I'll—III Bl, -imlrni Hmncli 11n-110an lliai •uan uiiul —n.; I3iaj l iin. I In Delta Mu I ralctsil) ; Nuilrnt (louil . ll Rrplrvnltflivr. CLEARENCE BERNARD JONES Ihantillr. iiyini.i Nmonran Phamun uiu al «� n.: I’jrhanir-nlariiin Vnk'i I lj v Vinrrican I’lunnj ruin 4I n. JOHN ALLEN MALONE t� allalio. Trfinr «t Xmrtiran I’hatmairHtH'al � n,: 'hi Delia Mu Kiaii'miiv: V � i. se.ir tar '. S nior Oa� ROBERT LEE MALONE I •ullulin. Tmiii'M !' Lineman I'harman uti al A n.: Sludrnl t oum il R p � - ntuliw . I In Delia Mu Kralrtnily. IDA NORTON MARTIN Kimliill. W r«l Virginia .S cir;aryTiea� uiei. Mu l«ni lliawlt. uu-iiraii I'lunnni'Uliriil � i SoTrtUJf, '••■ItlOl I,fr.|.|«|� | l Wonu-a I'lijinui'i III .1 WINONA MARIE MITCHELL ( In- Lnmupa. (.••« iia Vinm-jn I’limiijf i-utM.il ii CLAYBORNE MORRIS MONK tlantu Clity. N-w Jrti-i Mu-l- lll ( ounoil K'-|ilr— nhiliw•; ViiK fiiMii I'lMimio'iilii'iil � n ; iff- Pfrildent, lii l)rlu Mb Fr� -li-iniiv; InV lio. KEITH LLOYD MORRISH Moiiirp. Bj� . Ijmji-j. It. V. I. iiirrkaii riuiinjMiuiw.il a: Mmil rr ill Ibulil •.( Dii'ilnls llil|ln| : li illt«i| K-lilor. liillffr Ilf I'luimwt; Mi «mi Kilitnr. I «ll -j;r ol I'lianury; I rmri� ity lti—n Sitfl K I’luinu- 1 1. Jtmilri. Unit'll Ih-Ii— : Sirilw. -mor (,lw� . T MILTON PANCER N'� Ink, N-tt t� rV Xnw-rwBn I'lurmt-ruiK4I ..n ALBERT JOSEPH STOVER .lOiinft-ui. I). ( Vroniriin I’luimu--nin-tl A—n.: Omi-ga ! •� I’lii Fraternity. LEAFROY I. VICKERS Kt� l OuB|� . ! � JltWI VmmrM Phatiutiriiitcal � n : Tr -a� uti r. !� •: Tfra urr� . Uii Delia Mu Fiiirtnll) REGINALD STEPHEN WALSTON South Noifilk, V irtfiiiu Vmrriran Plumu- • uii «l Ww I'i llrlit Mu Fr itrfnity. LAWRENCE E. WILSON Marion, Indiana American Pharmaceutical Anociahon MISCE SECUNDUM ARTEM 93 MNiot class omens StMi'.p C Moffl. Sludeitl Council Srfxerrntotive. M M� «ter, President; I V.cWm. T toiv(M; I Marti . Secretory, t Mendrtuxt. V«, President S'ondmp W Clorle III, A.Ph A Bep � wo� 0t,� e ). Moloee. A U Secretory. R Volo-r Stede-it Council RepeetenrorUe, C Jones Pofl.or-vontarion N Coscell Choploia. K. Moot.is. Scribe STUDf NT COUNCIL Sirriap, H Huffier, .I960 R Mill. 19 1 Seel Treat . W Clorle III. 19 0?. President, W Bo-ie. 1962,; I. Butler. 1967). Srondinp 0oo« Cooper, locvlty Athhtt: C Marl, (I960). I Henderson. 1960i. Henry Wincpluts 1961 B Motoffe. i!960): Melvn Smith. 1963 S Taylor. 19611 M. Clinkteale. f1962lj S CoUit. (1963 Sitting 3 R olucly Toctrlly AdsitOe. M Hunter. Ptes.dent; I Martin. Sec T-.oi B M.M, At.t Se T,eOt Standing Do..d Goihum. Sector Clou Representori . Jomes Mosby. Junior Clou Representative. H. Wine plots. Junior Clou Representative W Clorle III. Seff-or Clou Representative. M Sou . Brethteon Reprete� to live Absent lua leB.orv Vice Pretideet PHARMACY IIMARY ASSOCIATION Of THf WOMIN Of PHARMACY. (HU.) GIUIMORPH. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! HEIP! THE WINNERS. PEEK-A-BOO. THE GOOD CHI MEN—MINUS ONE. BIG H‘ ME OW IS THAT SO? SCHEMING. WHERE'S THE FOOD? NOW, WATCHA GONNA DO? THAT GOOD OLD HOWARD SPIRIT(S) KIBITZER MORRISH. NO COMPLAINTS. PENCILLIN MANUFACTURE. NO FUNGUS AMONG US. DREAMLAND EXECUTIVE ADVICE. ANY QUESTIONS? HE'LL MAKE IT. EVEN HE WOULD BE CHARMED. THE PILOT BRIEFS HIS CREW. BEFORE THE BANQUET. POST CIBOS. FRIGIDA AQUA. LET'S GO! MAKE MINE CHA CHA WINNIE PARADES. THE VOICE. LOST AND CANT BE FOUND. IN BETWEEN TIME. COKE BREAK HELLO. HOWARD PHARMACY! IT S IN THE BOOK HER MAJESTY . NO. JUST SODA PLEASE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE history class of ’60 WK WIK. XXL VK CONOI IKKI): For above tlic lake blue. Stood old Howard. firm and true In lli« valley. though. then- lay A |dace we all ealleil L i X We ramr from far. we came from near. We were embraced by Howard‘s cheer: I In gracious charm, her friendly smile Mas mark our slay here quite worth while. As freshmen, we were a naive hum'll. W illi a I lijdi school diploma and a iiolde hunch. Wp plunged right into M.K.I. ik) reading Social S i was fun; So was Trig, and Xnalyt Hill ROTC gave us fil . Hut we survived. Irrlievr you me And we were Sophomores smooth and free. Physics and Cakulu ami E.E.I. This would Ik a year of fun: Physics is a whiz we sang 'Til dial first exam by T. J. Wang. Our Junior year was quite diverse Though I gues- il could have Item quite worse. V -plit into our various fit Ids Xml the different courses made us feel I'hut mirs alone was really lies! Xml all die others were a mess. XX had Highways and Mr ml lire for all (.'.K.'s Thermo ami Fluids for happy M.K.'s Measurements ami Power for brave f.K.'s Xnd Architect- wen- drawing in die midnight breeze. XX e all took Stalk's, we all look Strength. Xnd Dynamic made us all study at great length. Seniors! F.ureka! We’ve made it at last Well float through from here on our glorious past. Connect that wire, design that bridge. We'll soon be over this great ridge. Looking hark at the fun we had. Iliings were renlU not s«t bad. Xnd here we an with a B.S. Degree In Civil. Mechanical, and even L.f'I. The companies clariKtr. the Crad School- call Because they know w«-'rc on the hall Hut throughout ur lives from hour to day We'll always reincmher our K X. engineering ond architecture bison staff EDITOR liile niaiiitfliniiijc nur olijcclivc iln ■mij.Ii ihr iiM'clium of jouruali'iii. which lrviutcs from sK'icncr mid tlirmi'liial jiul «i� . present llii section of ihr ycarlxtok with tin help ««f a c M� | ‘rativc faculty ami 'tml«-nt body. eiSON 1TAIE g� t John Wynn. Kvnnnth Munui. Edaer too 7: Paul W.m� V� 0( n Collmi. Poullfl Thomo� . W� f«Jfll Horrii. 101 engineering and architecture dean and faculty DEAN t. K. DOWNING Sonic Mill- I’ii-I- Along Life's Journey Successful completion of your bachelor' dcgrer in cngimering or architecture . . . associate membership in the founder professional society of your choice . . . your military commission and tour of duty . . . throe to five years industrial internship in engineering and scientific research, design, and ilevelopinent. or in the office of a registered architect . . . graduate study . . . ill responsible charge of signifirrut project . . . state Board examinations foi professional registration . . . member, then fellow of your professional founder .society . . . participation in. and eon trihution toward the welfare of your community, state, or country . . . interest in your borne, your loved ones . . . books, art, music, drama, symposiums, travel, recreation, hobbies, 'loin Alma Mater llu- development of the full man. Mv congratulations and best wishes to the Class of I960 as you receive your degrees on this -the eve of the CiOl.DEX ANXIVKHSAKA of Our School of Engineering and Architecture. Ia wi K. Downing. Dean 102 HENRY ARTIS -••jiili Wjnhhuin.i ROGER BROWN PhiU.irlphi.i. prna tK«i l . M.F : l)nr(j l’-i Pin .S.I I • nil IMIMIIIM. SPENCER HARRY BOYER br Urr. Pinn )haaia jnnKil: [Ktimiitn (.i«fm m� ni; V.I.K.H: IKK.; Omi-f j P� i Plii: Campt ' P.il . Kmlm « liil� : Wbo Who VinmiK MiiiI'-bI in Vn� -li iiii • aixl I inn r-ilii «; (jnlrrbut) ( lull; W l � '- Wlm in Kn({in «’iiii|c. (uxniui m;imimu EHDEGO BITOWIEY M.K.K.; I.R.E. Mlcinir l I VMM HUM FRANKLIN C. BRASFIEID, JR Nm kmviii(|on. I‘ mu inrriran Nnirn � l I ini! linin' � : Mplu Phi MpI.j Mil II « Ml � l I M.IMI HIM. WILLIS NICHOLAS BROWN. JR M� illllir. !|.lu Phi Alpha; V.I.h F I� t-l� n liui'hril Miln.in Sluib'lii; OuM«n l inn Grjihuir i� l Hiulii Pnnu n� : rmilil n s'� i.h, IInMiinl I'ii im i ; «-� |i Kdihif : llilll«l . I I K Hill II im.imhiim. REGINALD FITZGERALD BRUTON Ml. i.ilu.l Ninth arolln.i 11n lllll II I M.IMIMM ALBAN BERTRAN BURKE liiinix. V� A� ib .' M l : Phi Ibu -i, iu. Mil. rvniun Inh I mi I M.IMI HIM. Ml I It I'll a luaiinu NEVIUE ALVIN CARTER 4ii KrrtMiiJo. Trini l« l. II. W. I. m� ri jii v« ifh .■( ivil vlu l nl ( ouinil • I'll IM.IMJXI.XC SAMUEL CASSON .A.S.C.K. 1 nil IM.IMIHIM VERNON O. DREW I’wIminhiiIi. Vlt(inii I.F.K.; l|.hx Phi..... I’. Mu Kp il-� n; lau ll«-la I'i. I.UI Till 1 I XCtMIUIXC JACK OVERTON RICHARDS (.r«rs 'ii wii. KiitUli Guiana .x I I .iiiMm .i'i . n ialloll Hill IM.IXUIIIM. CAMERA SHY HARRY I. COHEN lUllllluxr. Mars Umi VII IHXK II I M.IMIKIM. PAUL WILLIAM EDWARDS I.K.E.: mrn in ln«litutr n( Elr In al Kmiivii . • IK IKI «l CM.IMUIM CAMERA SHY JULIAN AIFONZA FITZHUGH Macon, l •• iiiiis Ii� � m IUII llmi - Govrrnmrnl: Ml WENDAll HARRIS KOTC: W«w, KomvUtfaa: � «4nnsi«i. I� C .M- K.: lnltatiun.il IU Lrtlwill an-l IbirlulL I.K.E.; A.E.LL; (Ulin vifh, am IM.IMIJHN . Ill I HIM II I M.IMIRIM. McDONALO UlRIC GIBBS Toil of Spain. lnniiUii. II. W. I Tun Beta Hi: Slmlml ('•Minril; ll American .Nmvci: All Soulhrtn American Nicr«; llowani Utlrt inrn Club; Soccrr Tram; « niM-in .............atu n • l tl I M.IMIMIM CARROLL BOSTON HARVEY W a� hinfl� n. I . C. V.S.C.K.; Tmi llrta Hi: Hi Mm F|. -ilnn: Slmli-nt Council: V«r«iiy I trr I lull: Who'. Wfm m tn-riraii lJniiw ilic� .iii-I liillrfri; Vai«il) ''Miuiminjt Tcum: Vl|-li.i Hhi Oiim-h-i Mill I IM.IXMMIM WENDELL CARVER GRANT Na« du I’.. ItaliaMia-I antrrliur i«ll JAMES HICKS H jiliin lnli. I I . I.ILL: Rulm iMmira tHminu I THEODORE HALL RALPHAEL HODGES W j hili|iloii. It. V.S M.K. IN- Mild II Ml Vld II a Ml II I MINIMUM. LEONARD HOWIE X mill).-.lot. n. Ohm THOMAS EDWARD JOYNER uni. ifpinu Tim l! 1.1 l’i. Omrgi I - a l l.i. X.S.M K. UK II % Ml II I M IMIMIM. CAMERA SHY HENRY JACKSON Siuithiilli , I.inigia X.l UK.: Tan lw-iu l i; lh-i.« Kjpiu Chi. m.i.i mu ai. i M.iMi mv. THOMAS LEE JOHNSON ( 4 lllia|.U� . I.n l{|j X.I.F.K.: ll..� i.l i’n?HM-fi« Mjja iur. iihiiii ai im.im.imiv; CLIFFORD STANLEY JONES Ciaml TuiL. link UUntl . IL W. 1 X.l I I : Oiinti P«i IMu. « ..iil.i l.ini Cluli. itn lan II I MIM I him. X.I.E.E.: IK K: IImmiiI Xmalrur l!.(.iu. (LirTBIIAI. I ACIMIAIM. JONAIHAN BRADNER LoGRANGE d� hinclon. I - . X IKE. • IK 11(11 II I M.IMI HIM. CHAUDRY MOHAMMED I AT IF lahofr. I’akfian l.iu liria Pi: XI.E. UK MIM4 It I HIM IIIIM. WILLIE LORENZO LEFTWICH XX j hui|:l.in. I). X I I K ; I K.E : X XI.K . Sul. I.ai.1 ami Itlatlr: Siiih-nl (nunnl: IT nai l I rm.r.iii Xnulrur Katllo Swirly. • I l l IKK II I M.IMIUIM. CLARENCE E. LONDON Itniuli Cnuiu. S. A. «ni. fl urr I luli; l i Mu T«i Bn I .; VrMK. WlilMMI IV.IMIMM KENNETH ANTHONY MARIUS Vi'H Ulfc. - Vnll Tan KrU I’i: l i Mu Kp«ilon: Mu «l r%i ouim � l; OitM-g r� i I’hi: Alii-l«-lir (..mull; jhiI) lii-nlluM; Ilillt..).; |ii lit; V.I.F..K.: IKK; Vuiitlrtir Itailm Society: Win'. Who; 14 K i|i|i.i ( hi; liiirli ( nuiii nl: Inlrmulmnal I lul. iimiiihu iaoimiiiim. roiand McCullough l iii� t uf|;li, IVnn« Tt iiiu lUillo S« in . V.I.K.F., Robert McDaniel j lnnuion. I . « •«•!! Tm: M.FL UUNIMI U I UilMUlic LEON mcdowell I’ortMDAulh. irsinia A.I.K.K.; llnMunl Lnitloiir K« Im� CAMERA SHY Sm i.-ly. n Minn a i mjmuim, HENRY K. NARH Acer . «.l � n� ll Mii- jn luiii-ni-- I m n in mil ii i i ihum. OLIVER DELANO NORVILLE iihintfnn. 1 . « . V.S.M.E. Ill Hill II I VtlVI I HIM. VII II Ml U I M.l VI I III VI. GEORGE LAWRENCE RICHARDSON :1k i-ii.in-i il, '■ 1 ion %. v. i Arnold Vir so. m iv: VI E I- • an-tnburv Hub. • IM IKM II IM.IMUIH I WILLIAM NICHOLS PATTERSON ft a-hia ton. 11. I . Tan Krta Pi: VI. V Am mm Tl Ml ALFRED PETERS VS.C.E. Civil I M.IMIMIkl. HARRY MERVIN REYNOLDS M .� liini;fiiii. I I U.E.E.; I.K.E.; Howard Eminem Kj|i|u M|ihu I’-i Stuilciii ouiM'il; Creek Council; Y r il imiiiiiu-Tram: Varsity lla-- hall Tram: H club. mriMii m i M.iMmiM. ALVIN ROY ROSINSON kin � ion. Jamaica. II. M I. A.I.HE.; I.H E.; Tau Bel p|: |«i Mu Kp'ilon: ftho' VI ho. 11 COMIC U. I.NCIM I Ml St LESTER ROSEWALL VS.C.E. i iva. i num imim. WILLIAM ARMSTEAD SCOTT Ocranporl, No. Jrr c) V11• I .1 I ’In Onv jia; • ahharil ami Made; Vl.E.E. LltOIIICAL IMIUini'l JAMES EDWIN SIMS New l.omiun. Connecticut Kappa Alpha P«i; V.S.K.K.; Creek Council. I H.E.; iliriMlrtL iNLiMjfiiM. eiroy McDonald smith Kin|ptown, II. W, I. Sluilrnl Council; l'.iu Rrla I’i; I’i Mu K| -ilon: We� i Indian � ocii' lion; IIillu� |i; llhlirr ; Amrrkin So-■ •� • • � f nil Kn ; Al|dm I’lii Onirgu; N.A.A.C.I . civil i:n .inm:him. JAMES SMITH A M.K. VI 1C IIV Ml U LM.IMJBIM. DAVID SUTTON W him Garden. Kl. ii l,« A A M E. CHARLES ALSTON THOMAS % a liinslon. I . C Kj Ih- Mwim; I K K.: I HE uiuniu IHIVUJIIH CLIFFORD THOMAS i Kill . K. W. L .S. -E.; Tuu llr-U I’i. mil i m.im hum. RICHARD ELWOOD THOMAS Uadiiniiton. I . C N.S.M.E.; V.I.KE I.K.K.; Howard Amal'iu Radio Nifkli; hm.Ii1 ir Swidy. I li.1 TWIC4L I M.IMUIIV. SHERMAN PHILIP TYNES Mar-liall, irginia Howard Engineer: Radio Inin Mu-ilrnl l.niin«'il; I.R.K.: A.I.K.K. MM |HM( VI I M.IMIHIM. I l� l IKK VI IMIMIKIH MORTIE W. TREZERANT W u«hiii|tl«in, l . • PAUl WATSON WIMS l� lv tillr. South Cwtliiu VI.E.K.: I.K.K. IIM IIIl � • I.NUNMJtlU SIDNEY WHITE si. Mlun� . N � ork .S. .K. •IVII IM.IMMIIM. v S E.: iu.1. m .... lpiu Phi OntrgB: Scilihinl an.I Klmh'; I nivri� ity Itjml. mu lUlMdlH DONALD WINES V' a hiti|!lon. I). « imi. i.'hm hum; ELBERT YOUNG Uarluntiion. I . !. Kipp Mplia 1 1; inold Air S - c� H ; l .K. mil � nci mi him; RICARDO YOUNGBLOOD .s M K. I I H lltlf M I M.IMIKIM. Mil II'Nil It. I.M.IM.IIIIV. Ill NICKNAMES 'SPACE 31 SPACE 32 LUMP' SNAKE 'MAC BRAD' ■KEN ROBBIE STRETCH STEADY STATE-GREAT SCOTT TEDDY DICK ' FIT2 TOMMY JAY' TOUGH LUCK ' JIM “CONSCIENTIOUS COCKY DUCK SMITTY CRAZY MAN GIMP LUMP BUI engineering and architecture student council STUDENT COUNCIL Row I—Yvonitt Collins, John Wynn. Kenneth Marius. Pietidtil. Pauline Thonsos, Harry ®e «oli) , Carroll Horvey. Row 7—Robert West. Andrew Hayes. Charles Williams. Paul W.ms, Theodore Holt, WendeM Horris, O’-: B Tounfl, McDonald G'bbs. Clifford Thomas, Bonny Burrel. ElrOy Smith. THE STUOENT COUNCIL Tin Student Council iif I hi Soli ml !•( K is was established In setve ,i« it medium of cooperation .mump •tu lcnli : to cncourapo tudcnt initiative. self expression ami lead ership in pcitcial matters lt� promote student aridities: ami to art � Oil inlet-mediar) h’lwmi the fat ull) and students in matters of general welfare. The Couuril sponsors let-lores, field trips, dartres, an annual open house, an annual picnic, and the freshman smokers. The K 4i Student Council cooperates with the councils of the other schools and colleges of tin- I niversit . 113 I TAU BtTA PI S'oidnp McDonold Gibb). Ckuenc tondon, Cotioll Hoi if y. lonwi Pork, Hmiy lbdw Moyetl Clork. EliOy Smith, ond PioltlMf tool t fry. Silfuig—Pfofnvor ErneO If Welch. Alvin RofciMon. Piewde.lt. Kenneth Moriwt. ond Oeon lewii K Down.rg TAU BETA PI Tau Kota I’i. National l.njriiui'riiij: II..inn Socirlt. was ioumled al Lchijjh I nivcr it in IKK. . In mark in .1 filling manner I hope win. liavi ronfened honor upon llieii lniu Mater hi distinguished srholaiship and exemplary character as under{graduate in engineering. m hi their attainment a alumni in lilt field of engincci ing. and in footer a spirit of liberal eullurr in the engineering colleges «d America. I lu District nl ( oliiuiln.i lpha Chapter u,1- appruvod (•� establishment al Howard I niieisiti In llu Fiftieth Convention ol the Tau Keta I'i Wocialion. Inc. at Mast Lansing. Mi hi_ .ni. in ()ctolH‘r. I9.i.i. Tile Sim ieli .spmuHiis an an111i.1l linnoi« Dai 1'mgr.un and a Tutoiial Staff. 1. ROBINSON 114 A I.A.: Row It Chorlet Wrlliomt. Philip Cooper, Robert Wotl. Dowd Novi:l. Michool Heiterenon, Hough StoveII, Row 2 Williom Williomt, William longon, Poulinc Thomot. Raul Roy, tei|omin SVylc: Row 3 Janet lonqttcn. Do no Id Myett, Kenneth Stnmont, Yvonne Collint, R� d. y Co lemon, Thcirei Meggint Row !,■ Robert Jo ton. I tithe' B'uner. !«mo d Qwortermon, Morio Corvofho. Williom Dovit Row 5: Theodore Hell Wcrron June . leo Money. VKlOr Alien. Row 6: Korydot. John Carter. Rotton Miller AMERICAN SOCIETY Of ClVIl ENGINEERS A.S.C.E.. Row I—Prof. A E Richmond, W T. Wountroy. Jr,. Pret, Elroy M Smith, V Pretident, Pool W Wim , Secretory Jolion A. Fdihugh. Treoiu'fr, Clifford Thonsoi, C. K. Prcddie, M. Protod Row 2 McDonold C'bbt, M O. Potel, J { Btchorch, tloerg Young, Corl lewn Row i franklin Brot eld. J. Protod N Corter. J Edwards Row 4—Frederick Jordan. I lewrt. C. Morvey, V. Smith. 115 A.I.E.E. IRE St« J Row W gio«o, R. Bvrtell, A. Ri hordion, R. Waiting, W Ultwith, i. William . 0. Oovi . C. Horn . W. Stoll H Nohy. J. H� l y. J Sim . R. Bruton. Standing. UnT Ro� I. Joyne . R Jotepht, E oek� on. S Boyer. T. Sturlotk. C Muiroy. J. Jenkin . C liewa, F Mid, S, one . J. Dcnby, A Monh, L Potion, E Bolowley. SiHiAgi Pro! E R. Welth. J loGrcnge, E PoHom. W Worrit, E Jo k cn, M, Reynold . K. Menu . ASM! Too Po� lokn Wynn Shettan let. Dovid Sutton Second Row H Blake Third Row: Erie Jocktcn. leonord BrOwn. fourth Row: Old Young. Roymond Jchnton, R Voinly. Horry Cohen. Bottom Row. McDaniel. Cloirnco london, Roger Bino . Eugene Redditk, A. ledbelter. 116 HOWARD ENGINEER STAff HOWARD ENGINEER: to— I. Robot W t, Editor, Horry Reynold . Row 2 Willi N. bo� � , for I fol� « c . Won B Jon•«. AIpKomo Moul SENIOR ClASJ Off ICERS SENIOR ClASS OMICERS fitU to. Hervy lockww. pretdenl Horry Coben. rico protrdont So ond to. W II,t � ro.«. Irroiwrr, Clifford Tbamoi, Rk. So r«lory; Jelion A. IRilirfk. Carrot Secretory; C. Sfonloy loan, porliorwentorion. 117 ARCHITECTURAL MODEL ROOM MATERIALS TESTING LABORATORY 118 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY LABORATORY STEAM AND AIR-CONDITIONING LABORATORY 119 engineering and architecture basketball team •••••III UNDERGRADUATE ACTIVITIES 9 m tJA 1960 BURNING OF THE H athletics THE SOCCER TEAM IN ACTION 128 TEAR 'EM DOWN WINNING FLOAT HOMECOMING '60 BEAT MOREHOUSE! 129 distinguished visitors SEKOU TOURE DEAN ACHESON SIR PHILIP MANSON BAHR LANGSTON HUGHES CHARTER DAY EXERCISES PI MU IPSltON Bari Ro Ho««y. K. Morivt, A � cb � ie« (m' W— No t y logon honorary societies PJI CHI The NrlUn.mn � H.,„.� ar � oridM M tanpibtliljr l« .Hir rflorU. pr«� e -Kir north, and (•roviilr � «hlilional incentive. Noncy logon Cto r Mof� « i.:: ‘-r. ABNOlO AtB SOCIITY Jr f to- � «� «4 W.bb Kanrfr.. Sat I Cokirton 2nd tow—W V i� k, fuller, Monn, lowb. RkKerta . ro� � ©n lif Bow—Merritt N©� . Wb.i . Brit h n Vavngblood. loveioy Vobborri t lie 4 Mmb� n PHI BETA KAPPA Since it- ••-laMi-hinnii .it Howard I niversiu on | nl };. |‘ � .{. Chapter of th - DUtrirt of Colunilii.i of | hi Hrta K.i|� |m ha- Heeled 121 tnrnilier 11( meml� erw-in-course, four di linpui� hed alumni, .uni one honorary mend r. Initiate for I hr pJfjO « -hool year are a- folio -: Paul I - Cbeu Ynun£. I h%II- l. Coumii . Carol)n (). I'ro-l. Cucntcr E. ll.� “ri|oin. Ivor II. Harwood. Timothy L Jenkiu . Cecil M. jona-. Manru C. Melvin. Herman K. Phillip-, t mole t Piyler. Carl I. Steward and Pauline Y. Tilu- 134 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES UNIVERSITIES WHO'S WHO ©■� I—Gwendolyn Bootloy, Brondo lo� t©n. God Homboiry, Poriol Shormon. Sylvia Mottit, Chorlotto Noblotl. Noncy logon, Th©t oti o long Row 2—Jomot Simon Konnath Vnriut. Pronfit Monriorton. S.dnoy Smith. Barrington Johnton, Prod Johnton. Woltot Cloth. Mormon Hull, , SpotKot Boyor, Joioph Alonaodot, Dwight Ctopp Alvin Robinson Carrol Horvoy, Pin toll Mirtor, Irroy Stono, Porcy Jehntfet . No Shown — Claybern Monk. Sandro Hatgrovot. William flit, Pay Smith 135 NIWMAN ClUfc CANTIMUtr ASSOCIATION 10 0- 0 S M H A� fc oo 2 0 •� — 8. JotopV J. NoNo . N Myofi • •� � «• . t •«� � •«•. C. Mo� po� . IK lp i opol CHooK it Howard Umvotvty TK� • � v r «d M Alb.Of 0 11 Choploin Canter huts i� compri cd principally of ntrnilier' of the Kpi'copal Cliuirli and XngliciTn Communion. Inti'rnlinu program . designed to inert the iiwl an-l intern! of jll Mudml in the urea . of tsor hip. work, miration and Muds, air conducted throughout the � ch � o| scar. The I idled Christian Fello � hi|i Mrivn to bring the concern.' of the unisei-its. lor the personal UM,| in.itter' of life, to font ssithiil the pei |� crtisr of the Chri'tMn Religion. THf UNI 10 CHtlSTlAN IIUOWJMIP !•«•� •« C«� � p S«« .d � • � O.tSox . IlmM. M.«.r Carr- oll O-optoiK i D feyd . Otoe Cb dd i «gl. i-o d,«9—r0� l CK«• • 7 CKowtwy K O W.llo—, ClorS « Clnft. STUDINT CMIISTIAN ASSOCIATION SC A f.9kl fo UO—I. JcKn.lOA. H jii—C� . C � D-O 0 Col -. o loll. A Thj-� i I. Op«. C H«� «. 0 Brow THE CONCERT CHOIR THE UNIVERSITY CHOIR 137 UNIVERSITY USHERS ALPHA BLACKBURN JUNIOR CLASS QUEEN QUEEN'S COURT HOMECOMING 959 EVA FINLEY ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY The Howard Players THE HAPPIEST OATS O YOU l� t br JoA« D Mon A fort o l� d«nt fc� . Jan I960 The Hnnaril Players. ttludnil producing organization, •me «� f ill nlili.i I niversity mu|'' in I Ik I -S.. founded in I'HiT. Tmla I lie organization i- ujren l the entire I niver ily coinniunity nerving tin function of an extra-currucuhir utility as well a the laltoratori ioi majors and minors in drama. The Drama Department trains it student for the professional, community, and enllrgr theatre, long with the Howard Players pnoluction . llie department offer- numerous enur leading to the II. . Degree in Drama. With the gill of the late Chaiining Pollack. the I ni-versity houses one of the largest lhe.itie colleetion in the I niti-d ''tales. El HOPI. W TO I K. The Howard Player were invited by the Norwegian government in I'U’J to perform their production of Ibsen's II ihl Dud. and Heyward's Mamlra' Dauphin in Norway. Denmark and Sweden. Following that t nrr the High Commissioner of Germany requested the Player to ap|M-ar in the W •■stern one. The players made .VI ap|M aram r m 1 I cities of four countries. Ckaoo of the MIOCA of teipiJw adopted by Cov-Ooa CwlU . Tba prodvt'-on in in Africa «� cone .rod ond di' c rd by 0� «« Oodto No. 1959 140 AIR RAID bv Archibald Mocleith. A itudio production o’ the rodio ploy odop'cd lor Ihe � 'oge. HE WHO GETS SIAPPED by leonld Andreyer A philovophicol ploy o circut lit Nov 1956 MACMTH by Will.om Shakctpcorr Scene Mccbcl- tcci fionqwo I ®hott teb. 1938 OR III If AM ANGtl fllGHT: If Row Wilotko Jon«, Rot Doevnport, Pot Adorn 2nd Row Mot to F Jonet, Coostonc 8 Powell, Yvonne Collin . Ro� l)rn Sp«n «r. CAOtT OFfICtRS SINIOR CLASS AIROTC front Row—C motor John D. lovejoy C coploin Pool Pritchett. C inoior Andrew loondermon; C.raoior Robert Coin, C coploin Cory D lecoi. C coploin Clilton Morrell, C.'mojcr Vernon O. Drew Second Row C It. Colonel Williom Smith, Jr C colonol Otr� 6. Young. C l Colonel Oliver G. fuller; C mojor George Ricbordton; C mojor Kenneth Monn, C eiojor Hermon R Phillipt Not Shown—C'major Ricordo Youngblood; C'coptom Kline Price, C eop’ain forritt Elliott; C. nojor Milton J. Wh.ig, Jr. SIGNAL COMMUNICATIONS machine gun firing army rotc officers scenes Mricfl acodrmii mllrftr ritrrr i mil•.il.im «-«l with-• •iii Mirial .ntivilio. whi h ko hatnl in hainl with I hr lorinatn.il of a v � ll-r oumlr«l imliviitual. Thr caiiipu of IImw.ihI I imrr il | rovi«h I hr Ikw k-� r uiul lor lhi� via tliver«c organization il iitroqiorair . GRtfK COUNCIl Bolt. Katnodl . ASaio Allen 5p n . H Bo . f Do.'npeit. l « i W.ll.om A (Nil. � Jt r I Jon. , Jodi Bwtk. Ooll Hamborry. S'i� aii 5� i k. Joa� o« I Sim, Mony Reynold FouikM on ««-IMrfiinil •liimlaril and pml� . iIm- Greek haw hmp been rivoftnitnl i« .« «•( «lnd.t«li - orhie niN nt. Ir.uh-i hi|i. M’lviif, ami n i.il arirjil- ancr lh« pnn iil the and l� .n k nniml for nunirrnu «« i.il arth itH . tirevk hlliT � rj!Uiii;jliiiiiu iiftill in fnrnih«-r« n � m ..f dulv. r«Mi|H-r.ilmn rlf- Kintidrmr. and r« n|£nilinn of fnluio r..|o in inc r|xtr«linjt ihwr rx «|ualitie . 148 AlPHA KAPPA AlPMA SCMOIItV than fift years ajr« Ethel lledpetnaii wa- joinnl l� Lillian Kurke, Iteulah Hurke. Marparrt hlapp t Holme-1. Marie iM lInlk iTa or I, Laviiiia Norman. mi Brown. I.urv IL Slowe. ami Marjorie Mill in found-hii: the fir-l Negro sorority, Mpha K.i| |m Mpliu. I In concept of a -i-tcrhnnd (oi Nryio Women li.nl previously remained hit a dream hi file muni of Llliel llerlgemnn Lyle. NcvcrfhelcSe-s on lumi.ns 16. I'Jltlf I hi- dream I hi .line a concrete reality and with the | ciini—ion oi Mr. Thirhield. President of llowanl I tii -r-it ai lh.it lime. Mpha Kappa Mpha vsa- (on min I. siner that das lonp |ii-t Mpha Kappa Mpha ha� written a golden |«M.k of nervier to humanity. La. h page Iia- licen rngrasrd wilh the indi idual loyalls of every nninlirr of llw |fK undergraduate ilwiptn- ami of the IT.v graduate chapter on college campuses ami in litic- throughout the tinted M.itr- and rrcenllv in Monrovia, Liberia. W ilhm thi- polilrn Ih...L ih'-re are chajiler- entitled Thr mcrican Counril on Human Kiryht . The National llcallli Project . I’he N jlional ||ou inp Prujn t-. Cun munily Projn t- ami N holar-hip and Loan. It i- a miner, il imth that “what i- past i prologue’’ for the future. (aiii r |uently, (hi. sear Mpha ( haptrr. in krepin;: with the national jmlicy of service. Iia � jmn sored an extensive pingtuin of iiiltin.il. educational. ami social nctivifiiv Hne are tin- women of Mpha Chapter. Mpha Kappa Mpha virotilv. These are tin- women striking nut in ‘nev� direction lor a -eemid half century. 1 he� .e ar. the sol oi who .hall f ail li fullv love, protest, ami clrni.dls work to make Mpha Kappa Mpha supreme in sen into all inarikind. Wr will tetnrinlier. “When wr e pone far away to eternal vales. The Ivv that In the was W ill «lii� | rr with tin rii}rlititi«ale T is tin -old of sweet K . A K A llasilet if tii i-ltasilrus Gram malrus F.pisioltu Tnrtiiow «� � • i r.K or sij� ,lA K MTa Ihu vuv I. I.vw NoK I S IU� M K MIT� | l� KI� M. Ihilt I IhllHlKS MSM.H Ikmv I Khmonus ItodrfiU VI 1 11 SOtWMUTV llixio ian It l.raf HrfHtilrt 1‘hilacier of 111e« f � Itrait )l 11 Iff M� R V Pit I t ITI JltM Br.nr. C. Kim. I HUM. . SlIKMMtX Nokia. JtKiwr vV l Ks If vKMtvvr.-P'HAv S. Kk� � w 0 HIIIKK lll rOKV Of DELTA M(iMA IMMA Iifli,i Sigma Theta sorority w.i- founded in I'M.l In iHPiily-lvti) Howard I rmenily undergraduate who visualized an organization whose aim- would Ik- wnir. tiling inoir serious than social activity. Our founder., demanded lai li KholoMir orhieA email a a condition (or membership and riuharkrd upon an ambitious pro-”i.un of •'durational and cultural arliiitio Todai Delta Sigma Ho-la i- a public . ni.r organ izalioii of iVOOO college-trained women ilrdiratrd to the piomotion of education through national and li al pmj. lit.-. IMl.1 V mo l inifhiitunt program includes itf fi public -micr porjecU: lilu.m. Jo| 0|i|Mirtunilu . Mental Health. Volunteers (or Coimnunilv S-rvice and International- I he sorority world on il� major proj • ■I , .i il given • hol.udiip and fellowship- to woilhy •Indent-, it -t«iv to realize it? purpose. Delta Sigma Theta has a significant history. 11 found ci- limit well with vision of it- |M tenlia)itic«. Day by day. individually and all together members of Delta Sigma Theta •ontimn to U uuikeis ol history. NOTATION lOGKVln AIIM. soroKs Spread the Della nr � far and wide And greet each day with a smile. In this cold world of out- u • an alto a) hod a i� lrr strong and true. In crimson and cream not a few. S« rcmernlier the prcciou- chain of unit a | ..toi of lpha Chapter in I hi fair city For lik Titan it is to be good, great. Iteauliful and free Tfirough service alone we have life, joy a rid viilory. 150 8ARBARIANS' 151 from Mt o ngh -toufttM Jto � i Wltli . ho o WiUoo Raradl C Slixhf )o n. CMmon Ur . Jwnrt Tkomot. MooKu:l W«ll« Seovd, Wiltoni {i:� , K««nMk Moowt )o t Tumor, Jp«n «i loyri. Bw'roft Hornng«oM. R.llr kiam )ow oli. wUo� W ov � , Uorn n Ho-.., Iksmot fddio o d fd-Ofd HoTl The sweetheart of tlphr� Chaplet is Miss Sylvia Harris, The brothers of !}rha Chapter iin very promt if “SyT for the lore ami iteration that she In ' s iaun lo the fraternity II ■ are especially promI of the fact ihol she is also the Crii imn Orient Miss Harris is a member of Della Simian Theta Sorority. 1'ln nllieri of tIi 1 frjlrrnilt arc: Kkwktii M kiis Kdw ri H vll Wiu.hM Kuj Itl KM.TT ll KRI «.T� Wll.I.KM I'AKNM.l. (i.iii! Strut d Has tie us I ir e Itosileus Kee wr of Rceonls ami Seal h eeper of Finance Chii Jani Dean of Pledges TheOmrfa F i Fntfrmil h.i. (•Mimlnl j| 1 l..v� ar«l I iiiveoitv. I . C.. mi nvcinliri IT. |'M|, T� live up Tic four i .inliiinl piiu. ipl.-., ...................|. Scholar.-hip. IVr-’viam .• ami I plifl. i« the ultimate � oal of cry luoilu-r. It i� upon lh« principle. that lll loUti'ler . I'.'lra '■ l.oV.'. (TmOI • ( 00|m-|. | I.inlv Coleman ami KrW� I- JuM foiimlnl lli. frulriniiv. ALPHA PHI ALPHA Top—Ritbo'd T Roby (tit) Roy Schneider. ScwikI Govgfc Ho o « Wobb, Tb«� � «, l «y ledjtn 0� � «- • Motvi York. Jonm Collin. Cotn«nd Whilt. Rxbor d Mill ', fronklin 6 odirv«!d Jowyk Rob no . Oowoy Mo«r� to«. Clo'Kt Msf««oJ lutwll M IW A J A Wr |hr innnlwr of ItHa Cilia|Hrr Miltinil llir follovtin� rU|� li iu: “Ami lli rcrollM-liuii «IomI (««!•—■ 4� � aL.” C MFm « i : I’resilient I'ice I i e si dent Corresponding Secretary Financial Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Dean of Fledges Kissell l_ Miller CuREM K James Coluxn Moss II. Ki i kiv M Li rice Nelson Joseph Rohinson Roy Si iineiih.ii Sami m N. (Ioi lii 154 K MT M i'll l SI Training I or leader shift hi CF.NF. I . hi i.iorr Kl'Ci f. Rkopk k I’llKKISS I), hi I.IO I I and Ci.tKM. Ill J Fmctciirn I{o� iin � Stem uit h. Smith John Wun JWIFS Sl ls Harry Reynolds Tommi oor� N W II I um I I TURKS hr • fu-r of Exchequer It run of Pro!tales, keejter of Records h rt'fter of Exchequer Historian. Re torier I ire 1‘olcaiarrh Rurliamrnlaruut tlhlelir I lutirman Roll-march Slraicfuu Dean of Hedges Ij. Sirategus rimma I.. Harrison. hi Imm l Yoijiik- Forresl h. W alk John II. Cnui «- . Chur If Cray. Waller Null HI.k klnirn. ShHlon Nulliall. Kj| | j I|iIij l’ i wa f iin lt il .it Indiana lniver ity, RI H min°toii. Indiana. Jmiuan • «. 1911. The Chaptrr nn i taldi licd nl ||.m.nil I iHVi'lsili in l' 2.’i. Durinj: tin i 110..I yrar «� ur m livilii- mrlinlr a Dawn Dame. SilhoiK-ill- Hall. I’i on . and participation in mlra-mural s|miiIs. niong I In- lirollirr hown. Sim , hlaikr and Smith wi-rr elected In Who Who in iin'ri an I ni rr� itir� anil I ollfjsrs. k A M . . . AND AS SWEET AS YOU CAN BE AlPHA PHI OM(GA W.lliom A Scort, Ralph C Sloori, Awgwiitit Padgett, H lodbot'or. Jr., Roy Chotter Wo’hlns. Do� -d long, Ufoy R. Grots. Richard ft Brgito . Jr., John O. lowjoj. III. Soymond ft. Johnson. Edward H. Hail. Allrod W Poton. John Edword Jvggni Wo I lor W Monigouh. Pool W. Wini ADO 156 MR GORDON MADISON Junior Educational Counselor our advisors MARIAN COOMBS Director of Student Employment Placement Service MR EDWARD McDANlEL Un versify Counselor ERNEST WILSON Assistant Director of Admission MR. FREDERICK P. WATTS Director of University Counseling Service HARRY MEISEl Assistant Director of Admission %s SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK 1960 history school of sociol work S-jiIi’iiiIht. I'JSK. t i ion•)iliyic« , ImiMing ..n Howard rampii . Ullll nil.- |M1I|.0«' III IMIII.I ,(| |,.;|(I1 || w |„.|(l j..pi.. help llirillM’Ki ♦. Orientation u bird • � it-v of what t whal wa exported of u� field h� rk |ilactMW'iil� in duih |tnl li«- wdfnie .i rnrin , depressing li«� � pital . olaolele neighborhood lion . budget umim-Ious community organization vlling’i. « � W frightened. nmluvil, ronfrinitrd li tuipcr i«or« nhu mi -iiiiil« ikliiiiil ii . rm ulls iiltiiuir gave n� Vgo Mipporti'e rz norL . IHImt problem writing paper . |ia 'ing rxiiih. memorizing | rofi� i«wial lingo. iinpre inp other elc. Nvond semester emu e|4 .. theories. standards. agencv |xili io Milking in. S«|irrvieo friend, nut rneniy; client iurqilei!. not ir-jerted: r|(.uw arcnrsw apparent. I .las mctnlwr show ign of primary group rrlalion«hi|M. Soonil r.«r S. W . nrniTpl no lunger indigestible; a new dimeitMon Till-SIS ... a i-ontrdiutiou !«• . . rroari li? Meanwhile, agenrirw were not the way tl� e jernini lhr were j� art of an enabling milieu. m were we. N ial S lion password |u a new e |irrienre . . . f« � different | rt plr with the same objertiw in help people. I r� i C'Ovp I—followup Study. ChiU'M •« P«y ko� r. W f )—O C C � � � ol Mo«pitol TKo� n Croup II—ProWoW Awcxug ADC foioOW Th«m Group III ••lotollon Ptopl and Problem Th � ; Group IV—Follow up Study of CMIdttn R«tvta d Homo from foil Mom Cor TK � � Grojp V- fo'low-up Study ol Potiuntt S n In Ik Ean rg«n r Tr«0tm nl Boon Ptych Olftt Imtllwt Uni.cftify of Moryiond Moiprlol. ftolMnot . Maryland 162 163 THE FACULTY OFFICERS. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS LOUIE BAILEY. PRESIDENT Student Organizations 164 W ty INDIVIDUAL THESIS GROUP 165 the bison staff EVELYN GREEN faculty Ad nor MELVIN MOORE Editor No Pictured: Corolyn Baker Jerry Sutton Paul Romero 166 MIRIAM LEOLA ADAMS Dam ill -. it trim SiIhuiI utHMi «•( s« i l Umk II. . � R4 if I MU ft hit f I A Mil A A MM IMID Will A III MILDRED B. ARRILl Vw mL. Nr� Wl IjKDlnr- I vrauutinr: Nu irm Hr-pani Sl inn II. . llrovUfn I ••llrfr. M . I iJ am kin I mi e xil i . OMIII MU OIN.IM I1IOA CAROLYN ELIZABETH BAKER W a«liiit||l� ii. II. i . N V'-W : S'uit-nl i . ■ rrt� n. War Ifc-'k I ulliiililtrr. II. . hihn i I iillrgr r� � iiiaihh mrMl. «n«K LOUIE LAMAR BAILEY V a iiitij:t� n. If. . ■Minimi Otpani alinii: l’tr� ii| nl, tt. It. . l w m II mu ii I oil ter line � nr Anr. JESSIE DONA BANKS KiilixiM V« Yolk tt ; Mil-lml Ol.. lll JI| M It Hi tun til I nnri lt r a iiiAtm imi aa..kk CASSANDRA W. BLACK hi -.)l!i . 111 in 11 It. . KlMtnrll I HIIIIUll l'-A« IIIAIMl MH Ml AA itlK JONITA BOWMAN Kui in '. ViMamin National V la iii mi ol -.i.ul U..1U1 . II. . Fi l- I niirrtilf TAMILA AMI « IIIIK nil I AMI r BERNICE L. BREWSTER W •♦limyiim. I� .«. Nulml Hi iii aiinni I il r.iiA 'mi OMtlc . It V ll.mui.l I niirrufi All 1 11 AI -IM IAI AAtlMK DORIS H. DAVIS V .flmiyloii. I I JANE E. BRANCHE .i� lti nylon, D. MARY I BRIGHT ll.iliiiiKiK. lnr lumi II Muffnn ( ollrfr • Mini will mu; JOSSIE CICELY BRUCE t.i-ofgi'tMi%n. I!nti-li l.uuiui tt . K UrmtiUmr t.oUtfr 111MVI Ml JOHN A. COCOROS viImi ‘'iirinjr. M.inLml !• � � IIHTISU '■•■HI XVllHK . B V H.-u tni t an rrun ! � • limit:• m� iu mm OLIN ANDREW DOVEl, JR. Gill. . I’.iik. M.ihIjinl B. . I riirrnit) � i Oinaha VI HI' XI 'III I U VMII1K JEANNE FRANCES DUNLAP U a-limy I on D. C .w.: ..ii -rT' I lub: Mu-b-nl i� ni 4ii� ii V.R. •� wn f mirMili 'IXHI. WiiUK BARBARA ALELLE FIELDS st Paul Miiiiii-m iu Y .v II, llaunrJ I wnrr.vfv I 'll III HIM ' !' HI. whisk GRACE GUMNIT Wd'lunjfttxi. 1). I PAUL HOWARD JOHNSON jiliinitHin. I I N«lil lH I ll|Mlii 4llmi It.S. nn w. I nhrmi} ...............Ml Wilts DOROTHY KENNISON | . I , II HunikJ nii+rult DORIS I. KIRKSEY llfikrlry, dlilurnid I'lllilh 11 loll I oiiiiiiiII• • It. V Honufil I nurruti l-OI III MI1I MM III WWK HELEN C LEE Kaliunoir Mjnlan.l It.A. Morgan tair i .tUrgr MNlil HUNK RECITA AMELIA MILES a4uit(i� n. I . I . V. A.B. I irginni Slllc I o'lrgr P'K IIIMIIK o. ill W ik DELORIS M MILLER Ibliimuir. Murilinil S KmI � oOllllltl.r RS. ,'f n rnt T--a. ur . I ..II, z, t'KIIIMIIIi MNIIt NiilK DOROTHY McKIM MILLER W j'lun lmi, I . • | rum •.111111111.. ; v It •• • -int I niffsilt !• � IIIMMli MKI.U WOMK CHARLES EDWARD MOO«E a-l� i� n;l«� n. !• • .tt « n« . I hifKih '0(1 1 MONK MEIVIN MOORE. JR. N a-liinginti. . VjiIiokI I'diloi, I'iiMm aiioii am-mill . M. MV.. kupf.i M|iliu I'm. I: s ••� « . I mi rr ti OIIIU KI.IK PATRICIA DIANA RICE U • bin (I on. I� . I . V .MV N« |� l .o'inuillrr II. V. tnirrii nn I ill null HiMIK PAUIA MARLENE ROMERO Wv oik. Ni'w V «rk I■il� � 4i i •Miuiiiiir. : MwiU ni Organ i uli'iii; VA.S.W. II tf nftntt ( ,JI. Kr CHARLES RODNEY ROUSEllE n iknin|l«n, Ivolte k-i| i j M(4m l’ i; V .S U MSft i s... ut tf or I. i Him win mi VERNON ROY SHEFFEY IkililmiK'. M.u luml It, . Mot grin Slttlr1 i.itllrgr MVMIII oi -in m hiikk HARRY SMITH Itallimor '. Man bn,I It . ntth I mo tun I o Uf? I.(illMl Ml rtt . M IM JERRY SUTTON lliw Hill. Noitli« .uoliiu N.V.MV.: Trar Hook Conimiltrr. ll.S. Viir A (.'Hviinu IS f Lotlrgr •IK 1 1 WHIk i min wm iii CHARLES DANIEL TALLEY OCTAVIUS DOUGLASS WADDY T j hinb«• «. I . .|5. HvnwJ I mirMi i r« iimiti. nI l riuik PEGGY WINSTEAD THOMAS AA d� Liin;tnn, I . . Y � W. II. . fi . I niirthilf !• ■ ! IImilH m I II WHKK THEODORE EDWARD TRABUE Tu k«-sr - InMiiuN . Malunu N. ASM.; Alfjka PHI MpM. II.A. ll«uor A I nirmity htllllAIHII .... HUNK Uallimoir. |.ir«IjihI .|t. Hot fan ''rah I lAIrfr Mi on II im IM AUDREY WILLIAMS I'.altirxnir, MxnUti'i A.B. Unrfima Stalt allffr Cllllli Mill Mil BETTY WINER A.II. Oourher (ollrgr imin win ui i Kin ink niriM mknk V ( I 1 IK I U w!7 SCHOOL OF LAW 1960 history school of law Hie M;i of I960 slHiidf on lli)- litre.hold of meaningful nrhiricmeiit. Moiidrring how il Mill manipulate ihe tool acquired wliile nl Howard law S-hool. We look. b«l ovrr an mlirr ituluri to find the I«m of a growing hdiloM lli.il loom nrr larger oiei ill ’ ruunliv. This diadow wa. • a l In a I.im rr mIiom- iiuiim i� a synonym for human right- under democratic government Ahraham Lincoln. Linking liai k. m«- re that I860 Mg as I.ilrfiil (i year for Mr. Lincoln :i� 1‘lfill i. l« r u� . Win look bark? Hosiim- I hr pa t i« prologue. 'I In •Iruggle for human freedom in tin counln i- a fervently conte-led today a it wa- thru. Only the battleground has hem changed. Mr. Lincoln ro«c above llir la k of (wing a lawier only. .mil faced ihr challenge head on a hr .illrni|ilr«l to rrcalr a climate in which rvrry man miglil iwvni I hr truth of tin Drrlaration of Imleyirrideuce. Thi- worth) ta-k. i« yrl unhni-liril. i- lh - Irrai � of tin- (.In. of I960. The example of Mr. Linroln reminds ii that mi- mat well Ih- callril upon to rise iIhiu- I hr ta«k of Iwing haii-ni only, and inra l tin- i hallcngr of (Milting onr tool. |o thr greater task of bring social engineer-. llirw tear- i- a dtorl linn in thr rmirv- of liummi affairs. hut in that timr thi iIjm Ii.i changed uudi-i tin- guidance which ha- come from ro-n quarter. Our iii.lnn lion Ii.i- had to compete milli thr din of eailh.haktng evrnl-. and rin n|UiiMe whi'h h.ne refused to wail until we rould consider uryln � ready to ilral with them. From timr to lime our lion on. Iia e lieen extended lit thr presence of .mil person. a Judge William llnslic and Mlnincy- 1 liurgood Mar-.hall ami (.inrar L. !. Hive. We havr m-I now Imrizon. In tin- a liieve-inrnl. of Janir M. Nahrit. .i|i|ioiulrd drill of llir law -wlionl duriiig our second voai. and loruirr ilr.in to-orge John-oil. who wa- recently :i| |Miinle | to thr Litil Kiglit- Commi «ion. .• hate horn inspired In thr example of .rlf-eiilightrniurul. -elf.fulfilmml. and un«elli li o-iticc to mankind of out retirin'.: president. Muiderai Johnson. •• weir «addened In llir ilrath ol Judge Jimio Cobb. Wr r |tfi.. oUl gratitude to cadi. Thr rla . hj. workrd ii.ird to see thr dawn of thi. day. Wr jiartii qiated in tin tied Hal loll of tin I.im -chool on thr tii l annual law Hat. Wr mi« kur .r l the hiith «� f thr I«aw W nes (lluh. ami thr hr� t printed Barrister. Wr enjoyed increased |iarlici|Nltiou in the .itT.nr. of llir American law Mudenl Association. a - one of our classmate- was circled vici- prosiilont of thr cleicnth � in uil. Continuing la-gal Kdui Ulion ha. brought tin | rarticing luirr of Ihe community within tin- range of our qimliuw, and the legal i«l program h.� . taken u out into the roiiinmnitv. We hair ln nelitrd from vi-iting law students. and from our tisil- with them. Suite ol u. took part in the youth mat' ll for integrated � cIuh 1s ami in tin- more recent demonstrations fm '- 11011 toting tight.. Ml of u. ar participants. willing 01 not, in an era U.hern I in In Sputnik . an era marked In tin- inrrea«e«l struggle of mankind around tin- world for human digniti and equality. A , wr hair lieeri busy. W ■ have only to look around u- to see that wr hair tvui ln-d tin threshold of meaningful a hi) icnient-. Il i. rrrlaiii that the few thing, here «•nnmiltril to paper cannot pnqifrlt hr glorihed with the apprllaiion hi tor . Our work has pi-l liegun: thrirforr. lulurr even!, inii't .pell out tin tun- hi.tory ( tin- ( la., of I'Urfl. dedication Dean Yiliril. w« have selected roU from that rank of commendable pmom that we have had the honor of liccorning acquainted with durinj: � ur three jwr at law - ho« l. because your accomplishment . in |Nutirular, have in� |iiml us. You were an honor graduate of Morehouse Gillrgr. At Northwestern I niversily school of I an y oil were elected to the honorary legal society, the Order of Coif, und received the highest honor upon graduation, an honorary I..I..I). But the inspiration only begins here, added to thoe accomplishment are the fact that ton were u former dean of tkaiei Stale College for Negroes. Mlininistrative Assistant to lire I’roiilrnt of Howard I intercity, and presently serve a Secretary •d Howard I niversily. Dean of the School of I.aw and a a memlier of the President' Committee on Government Gmtracts. N our services were enlisted a an adviser on the I niied Slate. I Hrg.it i. m to the Mrd Session of lie-lntern.ilion.il Ulmr Conference in Geneva. Switzerland, during the year IYou fornirly served a Irgal dtiwr to the Governor of the Virgin Islands on tin Reorganization of the Kxerutirc Branch of the hovrrn ment of the irgin Island. Wlwit i. there about vou that would endear you to a student Imily of pro� | frtire lawyers? The fail that enumerated among your professional rxprricnrf are the l)i-lri l of Columbia School Case, lulling Sharpe: the Oklahoniu Kcgi-tration Case. I.ane v. W ilsoii: and tire Jaybird Primary Case. Terrv dain . Ml of these argued Iwfore the Supreme Court of the I oiled Slate . ou hare partk ipated at the trial lerel or on the hrief in pr.u Inallr all eivil right, cases in the lot lifleen year , anil organized at Howard ( diversity the hr� t course in civil light to Im- taught at an American law sehooL We were not the lir� t to rrvogni .r your extraordinary ipralilie in elect to enroll ou among tin- distinguished few. Mn-iiilx you have hern immortalized in Who’ Who in the l.a-t . Win Who in the South and Southeast . “Who's Who in Negro Vmcrica . und Who's Who in mericuu I dm atioii. Whatever may have been the reason ihe«e raiimi organizations hare sought your advise. vices, leadership and mcnilwrship. we led that a students under r.� ur ifeanship and -cholarly leadership we are in the iinn|ue pw� ition to udd to those educational. religiou . fraternal, civic. js l� li al and professional qualities. These hare made you an iudi.|M in� il4r h-adei of iMsirn. the qualities of humility, good humour, sincerity. roui|ietene’ . and friendline... hare made you ju l a indi.peusible to ii.. It is with great ifleetion und deep respect that. we. the graduation class of Howard I nirei ity Si hool of l.aw. dedicate this sei lion of tin Bison to .mii most wortlir lienefaiior. You have given freely ol v nut.elf hi ordn that we might IwiwTil. We recall the extent and depth •d your solieitiou- concern for nui welfare and legal prepaiatioii. We are proud of and thankful for tin-example ruU hare shown. 175 dean’s message .ii arc confronted .it tin threshold of ynui careers l� H',l' urgent und perplexing legal proMrm in main area . in lulling tin field oMiunian right . rhc e will test oil of your power « f research and analysis. a well ns your know ledge of techni«|Uo and procedure. It i our hu|N that you will fore each problem adn|uate| equipped. confident in your own resource to produce an effective solution of each one in your lime. May our live be consumed in a passionate pur tiil of liberty and ju� tier l«� r all nijnLind. I arn ali.-lied that in whatever wav m«u applv v««ur legal talents you will bring honor to 'ourselves and renown to your lma Mater. Janie M. Nabril. Jr. THE FACULTY, SCHOOL OF LAW MESSAGE TO THE FACULTY e .aie grateful for the untiring inlenM winc h you have shown to u� . not only a a c la , lull individiinl and n friends. I nder your guidance and inspiration we have devel- ,.pcd so- iall . piiiln.tlh .I intclleeluallv. We ure satisfied that you huve furnished u� v itll the t l to tand c oinpi ti-niI before tin court d law throughout the country. 176 LEO VEIOCK BLATCH Miami. Kluriaij EDDIE BRICE CUNNINGHAM Fort Worth. Tr j« lliioml law Journal. FMitor. It V Souther I nurrul, EOWIN c. BROWN. JR .i«hin|tii-ii. lit' Vi-t I'li-idi'iii. Nnior Kt.i igiua I'ht; I'hi Niiutia Too. II . Ilunnnl I nurrsilt WILLIE HORACE C. BROWN FVrnamlina Hrarh. HkinIj Koaril � l (.mrin� r kappa Alpha l‘� u lt. . unp ua Institute ARTHUR J. HOWARD CLEMENT. Ill (!lwrlr ion. uili t diolinn Niiilrnl liar M ri.iiton. u .i l ; lplia I'hi Alpha II. . llontiiJ I mirrwfi llnxiol Ij« Journal. Ilu-in --- Marv 4s -r: la ;al Vi-I S-Kklf; Alpha Phi Alpha. CAROLINE FLORENCE DAVIS KnjJpwwHl. Vw Jrrsry lii-� Si-rrrljry. Frc«hniaii. Junior car-. It.A. Obertin ollrgr HULBERT EWART DAVIS l!nti h (iuiana. South Am-tua I airrmlt of t.nmlon. Infer sou College WILLARD H. DOUGLAS. JR. Ainlin t. irginhi l.rgal MilStnirit; Kappa Alpha I’m B. . I irginia I nlan I WAITER ULYSSES GRAVELY Mjiiiii'viII’ Virginia il. . I irglHI') I HUM I niltllilt JOHN T.GRIGSBY, III ll,iM liui|:. IVun� yhaniii I ■ .'ill i-l S w :■ H ; Onirj'.i I’-i I'lii. II, . U iif I irginiti St,Ur t'.oj rgr JOHN HENRY HARMON. Ill IImm, r� Vi il • ( (iiArtnoi : SiuLiti Hj[ Nvulinn. Junior Yrt. II . Hi,11 aril I nirn ufi VERNON E. JORDAN, JR. Vll.mla. nnrimn l.j« 'Muif«nl Yv«� iatiim |{ |n- •m.iiiw ; iik'il- in l..iu -iu •Iml ....... mhi lltli 4!i� ruil u •• l‘|r-n|i lll ISddlil III IiHIHIWIi. li. V. l),-l’aon- Inn nut I JOSEPH EDWIN LOCKRIDGE I Idlin'. Trij I pil i«l Nh ii | ; I'lrMilnil. Vni.u • U- ; Oim-y I’-i I’ln. il-V. Suuthrrr I nnrrnl GEORGE WASHINGTON MITCHELL lliiminjiluiu. MuIkiiiiii l .A. nifi(r fiuirrutl LEROY NESBITT I li.irli -tiMi ShiiIi • jiolma K.irii-lrl. HililOl : 11 w.ili I la- Join i� jI: Simlmi ll.tr V —outi� n: l| l.a ktppa Mil VIj.Iij I’ll! Vl|A . It. . Allra I mi null WALTER M. NICHOLSON, JR. n-hlnicloa. 11. « V . . I’.. la-gal Nnl Nh i-t : l i'.1-111 1 'i nun I la . ; l iuil I’m lii «• Jul . II. iiniirrf I nit null EARL E. RAINES Fh|WhmmL V� Irr « Alpha Phi Ujiha; Phi Mu l| lu . Fish I w«v)t EDGAR ATHELING ROBINSON Krmlin . Jjmji. a. II IX . I. PurfiaiurntarUn. Senior Cla� ; l| ha kj|i|.u Mm: Brta kj| |hl Oil. I V lfrtkunr-1 iiakinim I oil rue MILDRED RUCKER ROUOCKS I Iridaml. Ohio Hi-on 'Mafl: Huwanl I uw Journal Scrirfloi) . Sliulrol ILti � w iiilion II. . Flo a Stuur Iluthrr, t rt.tri M Krirnr I nil milt 1 JOHN H RUFFIN. JR. ttimr'lmiii. Of oipia M|ilu Pin l| hj. IS. A Moteh m r tnUrtr CLAYTON SINCLAIR. JR ktlirn Point. Maim legal VkI Nwariv: Tual Pr u • (lull. H A. I nunul% of Ilitittr JAMES I STAFFORD rkirj|n. Illinni- ll -w.ml law Journal; National li� il ( outi Tram; Kippii VljJia P i. II. . J'ivL I nit rum MARCUS TUCKER Santa Montra. allfnrniii I qii n m ol Stoithrrn t uHtunua THADDEUS VAN WARE llijill Piilnl. Nollli I un-linn ){ •«% ai l I .aw Journal: tu«lrni It.n ««orulinn. Prr-i.ltm; la-pal i.l Nwirtt: I||||J Pill I|i|i.i IS. I irgmin I m,m I mi null BOARD OF GOVERNORS. S8A SENIOR CLASS RICHARD GAINES WEAVER l .i toii. Ohio i|.iu riu Mpiu. rnii m Slate Cvllefte 180 IAW JOURNAL STAFF MOOT COURT TEAM BISON STAFF SECOND YEAR CLASS FIRST YEAR CLASS 182 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF DELTA SIGMA TAU LEGAL FRATERNITY AN INFORMAL SESSION 183 184 legal developments an 185 other developments social developments 186 TO THE BISON: April II. IMMi We, I hr Ka uliv of I hr School n| It.-liginri. congratulate you u|h ii the surrr ful com-pli-lion o( thro- year of graduate Mu«l in preparation for the Christian miniwlry. We Iio|m- that thi« will mark the beginning of your preparation for a life of service for the betterment of your fellow mm. I ln-r time demand not only .1 dcdii-alcd Clltri tian life liul a trained iiiiml .uni .in awarene- of the demand of the linn-?, in order that you ma be ahlr to ‘ rr r the prwoit agr our railing to fulfill. ou go forth, not only with out congratulation . hut with our prayer that you may fulfill tout oration with moral dignity iinrl .111 ini.llntii.il awareneM for the MM-ial concern of all men. Daniel ft. Hill Dean 188 THE FACULTY 189 history school of religion “koinom wr embarked upon lliruliigii al «ludv I Kerr wa a determination to gam I hr highr«t levrl ••( piiitu.il dedication. Ml who entered the “Witiiesaing (lornmunil) for the hr l time dwiml to Id tin ««nh nl tin .i|M «llf I'rtul «|icnk through ii . Brethren. I count not iiiv rlt In haii' apprehended: hut tin our tiling I tin. forgetting tho. r thing which arc behind, ami reaching furlli unto llniK thing which an- before. I prr « toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in GhrUt Jnu«, riiiui i UN 3:13-14 I n 11 ml m I ton I'eeriug into tin higher pursuit of graduate Mudie . w who urr t� he graduated, did: with hiimililv and with hope: with fear and with faith: with inrompleteno ami with inspiration: with trembling and with lrii� l: witli laughter ami yet with love, plunge into the depth nf nur ubitpiilou la«k....... Hrtrotptrlifr W e hall alw a hoM in high cwlrmt lhc e activities: Ihe rHrraU whieh gave to u� the ninth ncrtlrtl ri | e� I (oi • piirtne . pieti and rrvrrmcr; The i ttm h at mu with their intrllertual and pir itual | tenet rat ions: rhr lut|rnl inerting with their lone of fdbiw hip. Ihe .inniial picnic thruii h whith we found tin pi..|H-r lime an.l plate for |4� ieal cathar i We ratinot forget the pring lectures. coffer hour and choral singing. We tan tiul «v that in all. there w;i givrn | u die deep felt meaning behind the word . ‘The Witnc siim Community.” Vnprr ii e: I loin the him print of ‘koinunia we have ern tbi builtling eintril. The foundation of wlneh ha l een laid within the Christian faith. We now taud on the thre fiold « ( ervice. trusting lli.il we hall In- able to •Irive for the maximum nf attainable ami romuiuiiicalrlt truth . Oiii jiei .pet live i� cxprf ed ill the following word : ‘ Beloved. imw are we the on nf (I«,d. and it dttlh not vet ap|H-ui wltul we diall Ite: bill We know that, when ht •hall ap|M'at. we shall la like him lor we hall are him a lie i . i John 3:2 CAMERON W. BYRD • •llli'jli I .I I’lli: iUl-o: tl I hr Sill ilrnl ChrMiun - ociati«n: Maul lni|il«in . I uiir.l I Jin-tun F llu •hij ; • ininitliv on K ii;:k u I ilr; Pi...li nt. Sill.Irnl X-wnil.K ; llimn niniinn I niimiill..- ARTHUR J. COLLIER. JR. Pit Milriil. St-niur (!lgu; .ill i II ItitHik- Cl.ill: Pin I 1.1 sigma. ILS. ’ . -lulu X I l ROBERT LOUIS CRAGHEAD Trt-jiMiriT. ximIi-hi WhiiI.It: 1‘rr.i-un-i. St uii.i I L� «. DAVID DcBARRY GEORGE EGGLESTON Pin Pm in Sijiin.i: loniinilli' mi Ri-li- poll I.ilr; vi Uol CtlB|ll«ln. I mltil I liri-li.in K 1Iiim !ii|i, ( li.i| -l.iin. St ninr I. -- 191 I THE ALUMNI BANQUET 192 THE ANNUAL SQUARE DANCE THE CHRISTMAS PARTY THE TALENT SHOW 193 THE FACULTY QUARTET MOSES JACKSON STUDENT ASSEMBLY STUDENT CHORUS 19-4 195 ANNUAL BANQUET—BALDWIN HALL DR. LEON WRIGHT, ATTY. THURGOOD MARSHALL AND DEAN D. G. HILL, HOWARD UNIVERSITY 42nd ANNUAL CONVOCATION ATTORNEY MARSHALL $ ADDRESS L COLLECE OF MEDICINE $i4', 1960 ROBERT S. JASON Dean, College ol Medicine Bemuse oii rmbodv lilt ideals of our clioscn profession. Bemuse you Ii.im- been a friend and a confidante. Because you have In! u- through the maze of learning into I lie light • .f understanding, not always gently lull ever thoroughly, Be .him- r arc grateful In you for bring what 0U lire and who you are. We dedicate this earhook to vou. Dean Robert S. Jason. 198 THE DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE HONORS AND AWARDS DAY 199 history college of medicine ll .ill Ix-gan in Si leml r. PJ.%. I hr da« ..I I'K I «.( the College ■ ( Medicine gathered in the auditorium ll,.- Medical School building. W. writ- greeted l Dran Jason who promised u an inti-resting, mj'iiililr anil profitable four )rar . Hi- also admonished ii« to work lianl anil warned u that not all of the Minimi' in any Ireshnuifi class manage to gradualr in four jrars. We accepted In- ?lifting, decided to iitiinnlHT In- admonition jiuI quaked at his warning. l lli.it initial meeting we met the members of the faculty wit..... dulv it wo- to ru'de u in ihr fouling iniinth . Wc wen- properly impressed. M.iiin of n (In idrd thru ami their to make all A . Uav.es began hri-dilly on the following Monday morning. We found ourselves plunged into nutomy. IlioclirmiMrv and Bacteriology. It became ;i|i|iurent early that something was ami . In Anatomy we 1 vegan to study Italian artists with fine hands, 'we practiced our own frrehund drawing in the lab): Biochemistry death with a llienretieal nniiqil that li.nl to do with the significance of the fifth letlei of the nl|ihalicl. and in Bacteriology we learned how to burn wires. This was slightly different from what we had e |Kfted. f.radually we noticed a change in out instructors l)r. Moon- insisted upon shattering our composure with an alarm elm k. Dr. Newman refused to sjx-ak Knglish. Dr. (! bh would not let ns sleep. Dr. IJo d distracted us with hri gesture and Dr. doling made us look long limits down the barrel of a inicnm ope. They further needled us by giving examinations on completely foreign material which was not If found in am of the recommended textbooks. We fought on doggedly. however, using the device at hand, ''.one of its learned to consume large ipiantilie- of dcxiiulrine. some learned to lake notes while asleep ami some of u� learned to ioo|N-rale on examination while silling on the Iroiil row with the instructor three fret in fioiit of us. and a few learned !•� take failing grades graciously. We were an ingenious lot!! Midterm saw ti I .Iran, eyed but undaunted, final exams saw u� beaten into subjection, gladly a..eptmg our ( Wr were a little sorry for our brethren who had bitten the du t | ul we weir strangely relieved tlial it was “they' and tint we.' At tin? beginning of the •oplintnorc yrai we had hecoim a little more sophisticated. We decided again to make fietter grades. We attached Pediatric . I'allndugv. Physiology. Pharmacology and I’syehintry. We pithed innumerable weie bitten l mice and failed many •• ain . We were bored to death in pul,lit Health by statistic and for the life of us. could not remeinlier normal .dm� 'ti IVds. We were glad for Psychiatry. It wa a form of group llierapv. Whatever happened during llie lii� t semester was miuoi in conipari nn to die .11 oml semester. We were hit with eleven couix . We reeled under the Iinpacl of Medicine. We fought to slay alive in tlht.vn. We «aw Bl.........I in Lib. Dhigno-is and White in Surgery. We would have done pretty well, however, hail it Hid been (or u gravel Voiced gund-dudd). with advancing nh |icciu and , passion for way-out svndiomes. Dr. Bilcv Thomas!! He descended on us in .ourse called I'hv steal Diagnosis made Dilln nil ami rmotioiinllv mar ml u f..i life. We v«rre ... shook up for final that all we could renirmlrer � ;w that in the l.illlr Hercules Syndrome enr lia liir uiti ni and diaU-tr «' � «• «• incrcu ed utilization of insulin which antagonizes stillicstcrol. thereby making! it nccessorv for oik lo have 50 calorie per Kg. of IhhI weight |«'i day uvo d the unset of eunoclioiil.il anthio| omelr . llii roiulilion rcsjrond to Orwase. We found our clve it the eml of the sophomore year, praying fervently fm a grade of l . At long last the junior year arrived, and we were thrilled at the prospect of coining into direct contact with patient . The thrill lasted «le pite the fact that we were neglected by Kelly Brown, rejected hy Ur. Lucas. aniu ed l I . W illiam , ama ed by Ur. Henry, bewildered hy Hr. Lawlah and heluddlcd by Have W caver. We began to lake shape a doctor . When SO' of u got a grade of I) in Medicine we rationalized that M.U. stood for “many U . We sailed nioollily into the senior year. As we stand at the threshold of internship there are many tiling alrout our stay here we shall always remember: Well remember Krnie Cherrie and Man Sebnieder sleeping through entire lecture . waking only t � ask a question. Well remember Ted (Jeorgc doing the Itiidland and Will Collin. doing tin Slop. We'll rcmenilier those parties at the homo of Mill Furr to and Hazel Sw.uin. Well rcmmilirr the Student-Faculty Smoker . We'll remember Monroe Howling collecting dues ami bill Border cnfor« ing Robert's Rules of Order. W e ll remember Joyce Fraxicr in her eternal long white lab coat and aron Jackson in that uede jacket. W e'll leinemlier the trip to l.rdrilc. Well remember Mama 'Nila Austin wlm believed that famdi.iritv bred contempt and bln Wong whose patient bad four man-sixed stool per tlav. We'll retnenibcr Kay Bennett liccuuse he was most pmlifir and Mill Fuerte U 4-au c he w.i most elusive. We’ll rriueinkci Mac. I a and John who were licuvv and all tin- rest of us who were light. We'll remember Keniie I'ancer who passed' and Kiitie ii tin who cut. We'll remember our ela president. (Jerald Strange, who could never give a brief answer and IVrcy Rivers who eould never give a right one. We'll rcmemlier Billie Wright and her Fia a-a-a nk ami Man tTuglmali Tuggle wlm went shopping every day. We'll remember many many gay lime and happy event And we nl«o remember with sadness those win failed to make tin grade. We are happy and grateful. W run think of no price lot which we would trade � ur experiences. The four years have been ficctie but we t.unl now ready to face the world and we hope lo do a little service. 201 BILLIE MORRIS WRIGHT ADAMS llliK-hrM. rki Viriinii K.A. ‘ivt I'nitrrul). M.A.A. Iiutiann Vuirrnit JOHN A. AIGEE t.larrmorr, Oklahoma IIS. bitigsU n I’nntrtii), l. . I'niirnil) ol Illinois ANITA IONA AUSTIN CAMERA SHY NVw Yo,k- Yw,k A.H. Iluntn ( ollffir GORDON M BAIRD Ilriii li Cuiniui, . . H . Ih'Uiml I nilrnil) RAYMOND SPENCER BENNEn iBt innjIi. Ohio ILS. Hiiimr.l Unit rmt) WILLIAM HOLMES BORDERS, JR. Atlanta. Urgriiii II.S. Moirhoair t ,il rgr JEAN BOTTOMS PERRY Atlanta, Georgia BA II until I nil rnil) JAMES BOYKINS CAMERA SHY JAMES EDWARD BRYANT tthit!Arr.. North I minima US. A T l.vtltg KENNETH LORENZO BRYANT Mount VrlDUB, Nr� t� rk It. HrooU I ailegr ALEXANDER BREWER CAMPBEllE t'nnin Spring . Alabama B.S. Uorrhoa ? (.olltgr. M.A. .4 thin la Unit nut) ERNEST EDWARD CHERRIE. JR. V � Ollrjlf. Ltui’ilU US. Art tin I luretult, M.S. Nmtun I niirruly WILFORD FLOYD COUINS Au tin, ILS. Sumurl otttl.Wf Inllrgr. M.S HuunrJ I nitrrulf JAMES P. COMER b t Oirico. I roll Jim X.IS. Indiana I nnrnit| JAMES S. CORBIN PulnAi. N irginia B.S. Han'th! I nnrtutv. BPII I nirrrstlt at Uithtgan LUDLOW CREARY J 1111 11 a. II. . I B.S. Lang Island I nurr lt GIAISTER DAWKINS ADRIAN LOMAS EDWARDS llrnoklvn. Nr� Vnrk B . � garr ( nilfff JOHN H. DAUGHTERY Mi.r. hrj.l ( iiy. North Carolina II.s Sottk Molina ( allrff. M.S. I'rnn Untvtfiity MONROE DAVIS DOWLING. JR. Nr� Y««rk. Nr� N«.fk Ml JUtinrd r JOSEPH NELSON DUNSTON illiuill«|N rl. I’rmi. K«nia V.n. Jhttinivulh niirrul) JOHN WESLEY EDWARDS. JR. iKiroit. Mk-Iiiesii It. . I nitnuty of hi fin n ISA AZIZ FAWAl Joftlan H l i.rotfr W mkinttnn Ian rrtilt GEORGE DALTON FLANIGAN. JR. Sr. I� iiU. Mivxurii II.S Johnson I Smith t oJIrftr JOYCE CARMEN FRAZIER Itoton Itoujr. Uiuimiim II. . Southern I rmrnm JOHN JAMES GOIDSBERRY VSurrnlit, M j-- Iiu- il- R . Hounrtt I nit erst it MILTON JULIO FUERTES SMlORr. Puffto Kim K I tsgnrr I tJUge. M.v Hounrtt I � n truly THEODORE ROOSEVELT GEORGE. JR. .'inrmn ti. TMii It � . ItounrJ I niimili RALPH EDWARD GREENE ROBERT HALL XalrLilnlm, Ioui-ianj H.S. .VmlSrrn untruly GEORGE L. HENRY Nr� S� iL. Nr� V-iL LEON DENNIS GOGGIN I'di-liorj;!i. I’- nn l«anu Its. ( nierr lily of l,iiitt urfh ll . ( tit t oilrfit i-t r«r ) .if . LEROY ANTHONY JACKSON. JR Shlr r|w(ti UuKmu KENNETH R. KING (.rt i� -ii wii. (•uuiii. B5. Houm.1 l � nrrutf B.S. M ilet t.nlUgr. M . HituarJ I anrruh CHARLES SAMUEL JONES Jiiii� ii«. R. L I IL , llminnl I'miftul} GEORGE WILLIAM JONES Umhini. Noiik I jmliiu H. . atlh t offline t aMtfr HOUSTON AOOLPHO KELLEY Antonio. ll.V filiation I alleg EDWARD CHARLES I AMPLEY lljitM-«l ur){. Mi� � «ipjii ,R. K innr Siatr I nnrrtin I. CURTIS LARKINS Kriuiwni, B.S. Tfm S ath rm FERDINAND ST OBIN LEACOCK Vw York Nr � Turk l . I olamltlit I «• «• ff HORACE ALTON PENSO J nuiri, B. W. |. B.S. Ho merit I'nirrrul} CAMERA SHY RALPH NAVERO LEE NiK.ul. c B . I FREDERICK DOUGLASS LEWIS NX I , ( . II.S. HvnnrA t'nn rniit CHARLES JACKSON MCDONALD Tampa. Florida H.S N.. A (Qioline A A T. | S. L'mu ft� il} ol Mir hi fen BERNARD PANCER Vv York. New Ywk THOMAS JONES QUARLES Woodland. lalBtrnla V.B. Tiilliut'fn l.ollrgr LEON RAND ll'-jic. Nr Jpfm N R. AV ) ork Vmit min LAWRENCE ALEXANDER REED Okmulitrr. Oklahoma H S. Mnrrhoiiir tiJIrgr .H. Nm Yolk I nil mill HUGH WILBUR ROUOCKS |lliM kl n. Nr « tk II.S. llt'iturJ Lmtrnil} LARRY BERNARO SILVER Y'rf'liinjElon. It. C. II_S. IttiHft If mhmfton Inurrult PEARL LOCKHART ROSSER Miami. Hor� la H.S. IlnuiirJ I nurtstt� SAMUEL BLANTON ROSSER OfarlU. (rfotpj II. ( tark t oilrgr. MX tf .line .SWe I nil rrul) MARVIN SCHNEIDER W a«liin(ili� n. I . I II,S, t.rut ir If mhinfilrn I'nimuly GERALD I. STRANGE l.o Ang'lr . Ialilornia IS. . I nirr sit nI California VERNON C. STRAUGHN • .♦nnjirtown. Hnti-h I'.giiN. S . II.S. I nitenily L. ANNETTE FRANKLIN SWABY Nr l.onilon. (imn Tliml II.S. I minuet of ('ounretitut HAZEL MARIE SWANN ft j«liinyt -n. I). (« U “ HonorJ I nit mil HAROLD M. TAPLEY l lilln lrt| lii . I « liipyh.inia V It. f olutnbitt ( olltgr, I! t nliiuilmi l iuinsuy AMOS TAYLOR. Ill llitri ll« «f� . Mi. kieaii. 11“. I nnnut, Mohrfun MARY ANNE TUGGLE TILLMAN T'iiUj. OwIiiIkhiij lt.? Ho nurd I nit nun GOTTLIEB L. TURNBULL V % Ofl-.m-. Ijiui'Una It IHI orJ I 'in rruh RIBTON MURCOT WADE JanuM j. It. V I. ll.S. Honor it I nnrrxm CAROLYN ANN WEBBER THOMSON Otaii -l nrs. Niolh • jmIiiu lt . oalh Htohrut l0lr I otlrgr IDA WONG “ji� Krjiv it«� • alil� mu V.ll I nnrruit w'Hornm internship PLACES OF INTERNSHIP FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1960 THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. HOWARD UNIVERSITY Beginning Dote: July 1, 1960 • ♦•••e-in • (•'. Ml I aka « UM lU.k.B Diual Ian... • ImiK. I aa.aa IlitU . t.lal.ln Ihaaal.an lm |4a I wMIm U4m .•••• «• Tln-l-an l.iaa-na. Riflf a Mall II.I...I M .fY, Jiaka-a. ii mi iarkaara. Uni lullra (.� « • 1.. Half I. .......... l n.kk.al ll.alk.ka |l,,k Wanna. (Sanaa.-1 ■ama a imiiifa naaanaaai V. Ii.ali, W.aa.aaH ll.-I. ifan.il llaai aa l.aan . Il.aal 1 aarraa. till.... Mata taaa.a a... . an iiaaau watfllu • .nan. Wa.A.faa. Uilla. lam • a ala . larflaa iaaaa I kailaa iwaiaaaaaa nnariaaa lna(Va� a IHa. •a-aal. faniaa a a aa .4 am aaa anaaa aanaian Ikaaa.l, Unala k� a.w. Waana.nl a.aaaa Itaaal • i tiaaaaaaaa'a nawruii • a.aaa«an. 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'jaim I ana If, AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION WHO'S WHO MEDICAL SCHOOL CHOIR OFFICERS OF STUDENT AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION STUDENT COUNCIL HOSTESSES, NMA BANQUET t JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS 213 DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY CHI DELTA MU DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY wn SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY 1960 WILLIAM JAMES ALEXANDER S)fOT)f, Nrw York CORNELIUS EDISON BRIGHT Tallaha r« KWnlj IJ. . Florida I X It ( nirr u f EVERETT VIVIAN GEORGE ALLEN ltln L Kiw i. Jiinuiri, IS I ( In Drill Mu. It.' Ilimuiil t'nneruiy FRED DOUGLAS ARCHER ISutTjkt, NV« Wk lp(M I'kl l|i)u. IL . Shaa I mi-truly HOOVER CURTIS BOWENS il� on. Nurili .imlin.i Ouwyn l’� i Pin l!. . Ilomtril tnnrisity CHARLES AUGUSTUS BYTHEWOOD llrminlrlil, Nm Yolk Omrpa I .i I’lii. U. .in'. I M . Slml-j|.hi| Xinnrr; Snplinninri in4 Junior (!la� finiilfnli 0I � ('li«p-lain. K� - hm«n War: Minimi Coun oil; lniraimir.il t.liampions Frnli' nun Yrnr; Itailminlon Doulilr (!liainpion liip Trim, Junior W,u IS. V Ih’htrit lUftf. I'l.Vi BENNETT I. CAFFEY Durham. .Notlh (iiroliu Onio-j P j | hi. I . .VailA ( fii.JiH Slutr I .JIr fr ROLAND LOTHAR CAPELLE Ka « m Lako., Novi Ji r� ry l)r:«n'� I.i l. I)i. lni. Dim.. Unitrrviy .� Hamburg, (ittmrmy HERSCHEl I. COCHRAN OcWrlaml. Ohio IRVING HAWKINS, JR OAUn'I. California B IN oOUKi. M. � ■ HARVEY SAUL FENSTER U 4.hm«n.n. I). (I lpha Omrga; l)r.m'� I.M it Nruro; Scholarship Winner % ••.� !� ►: Kirxlinun (J� � � Ti u un-r. II.S. is 1 11 khM drvrgr H i h iHgh n I nitrruty, 1936 SOL GREEBLER |lliwkl)n, uik Mpln Okw-f . .IL HinaLIm o lrgr VICTOR LESLIE HANCOCK Si I.oiii� . MiaMUfi Kj| i j lplm l’ i: ( hi llcli.1 Mu: Honor I i� i, IV.V 7. IIS. lion ml Vnntnitf, 195(1 ANDREW I. JACKSON, JR. FrovidrDc, Rliixlr Maml Mpb . I’lii Alpha. II. V Unroln I nntr%ity. I'rnnwll itma VINCENT McKINLEY JOHN Pembroke. It.......Ij Alpha Phi Alpha. RS. IN • III Ml lHN. U■ rgan Stair Cmllrfr EDWARD A. JOHNSON Iji� Anfirh . I alifornu LEON E. JOSEY Oil' i . I ltn� i LAWRENCE MUN HINC LEE Honolulu. il.i� «ii Alpha Phi lpha. B '. HomvrJ I nuertiti MARY MADRINE KAGWA Kampala. I tjrnU. Ko� t Africa KU Sigma Pill; Mrtllhrr ol Mmlrnl Couin il lnirrnaiioii.il Muilml liciUw; Mr inlii'i of All African Slmirnl � -•ocialion; Mmilu-i of Canterbury « lull. IIS • ««] . r ruler tilt WILLIAM KATE. JR MUntn City. Nm Jrrw IW|ii Par Phi; Oil IMti Ma. ISAAC IRVING KEANE Kingston. Jamaica. B. VL I. ll.S llvuutrl Vniterul Alpha Sigma Phi; Alpha Pin Ook-M: Beta |b-ij Hria; Biolugitjl Society. II.' i mnucr. Ifiiwiun I rtllei Collttt DUREl GRAY LONG Burlington, North Carolina tlnn-gj P i Phi; Chi Delta Mu. B.S. A ■ 7 Collet HEINZ GEORG LOSSAU W ibninglon. IMjurtf It . Mui. Him.. I inter till ft f uerzbutf. I.ermanv NAOUM I. MATSAS .Alhriiv Gtmr IMI.S. Aihrni I nit milt IRVIN LEFETUS McCAINE. JR. RAYMOND SHOJI MURAKAMI 'jn J •. I jlifotiiii Mount ii mm. « � Yotk U|i|ij I'lit l| lu. .B. I 'viirrtlly of t.atifornia ROBEY CRAWFORD McDONALD lluu«ion. Tm« l|il.a I’lii Alpkt. II S. HvutirJ I hiirrtilt CLAUD LEWIS MILLER NV .i«!iiliflon. I . C. SAMUEL t. MORRIS Tulla l'tM. M ilum.i Mplij I’lii l|ilm: In l «li.i Mu. II.A. Fill I Ml trull V II It.I.4 JOHN RAYMOND OLIVER. JR Salem, North « jmliiu Onw|M l 'i I’lii: Ffr.lmuii. i|ilui. mofr anil Senior I lu- I’jiIumu n lariun. It.'- Yu tih tun Juki t ullcfr EDWARD B PHILLIPS Montgomery. Vlil.jn.j THEODORE A PRIDE Kink Hill. soulli imliiu ABRAHAM RAND I’i-jii i Jnwt WARREN WILBUR WAITERS ( kiltuN . N -W «� fk t|ilu Oinrpl |{ . ■� � •« llnll I Mrc ud MABEL WILLIAMSON ROBINSON .i IiiiibIimi. I). « H'Ttn SinHin TIiHii; H l.i k |i|u In llinnir I� v. Ilonilhl I nirrrul) WILLARD FREDERICK RODGER l lla KolOl. IIIllVMI-« III IMu Mu. ll.S llimird I niK w i • inn l’«i flii; l r. .i.t. nl •Minimi ou� cil IVft VXJK H_S HARVEY WEBB. JR Wd'liiiixtiui. II. I . U.S. lloHvrJ I nirrr ii% WILLIE THOMAS WILKINS • .i� rn l“iir� . lit iialina i:' i 1� i IHlt Mu. GRADUATES, DENTAL HYGIENE ESTELLE ABRAMS NELLIE HOLMES JOSEPH CARRINGTON PATRICIA WATSON SHIRLEY CHIN JUDITH WILLS Groduotet Not Pictured GLORIA DOTSON AMY SMITH 225 DEAN RUSSEll DIXON TO TUT. I W CRAM ITF.S OF DEXT S7K Tlii i your linir fm rejoicing ami nut lime fur wishing niu all of I hr huppim- . progress, .uni pro«perity lli.il a I u n prnle ionul life «an afford. Tin nerd for i� ur civiic i rvrr where in.inifr-1. Nothing can impede M ur contrihu-Iion lo jnrii'l) il mu remain .� le ilfn l in purpose. continue l« grow professionally, and dedicate your live object i� el In llie nre.il. l •« ial good of liuiminity. 226 Rt •� li. I)i o . Dean DR. HERMAN E GASKINS dedication emerge from four « r« «f Hudy ami applications. it i� not mlhout recognition f I hr |M-rrniiij| � ari i fires on lh«- pari of our instructor . Our projrr«' « ran onh inadr- |ujIi Iv reflect I hr? -kill and knowledge (hey lia r judiciomU imparted. Their untiring effort-. loyally •• profwion, ami lovr of leaching are cmnmoditie- of priceless value. H given uit-clli-lilv for rewards intangible. Il i� lo tin- « inl that we drdirfllr tin earhook of I'ftHI In Doctor llimnoml l„ Huve-ami Herman E. «a-kin- as a sincere expression of our gratitude. 227 229 THE JUNIOR CLASS 230 SECTION A THE SOPHOMORE CLASS SECTION B THE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY THE NON-TEACHING STAFF 232 farewell ARE ELL Saying good-bye is a painful procedure when fond memories are -till vivid in our hearts. � we. the classes of 1 XiO begin our exodus from Howard I niversitv. we can l ui hope that life in the non'academic world will In? a- profitable and pleasurable as our days at Howard. Wc have longed for this moment daily for the time of our slay, yet upon the day of graduation out emotion.- are ambivalent. With jov ami regret we lake out leave of the campus which ha- been our home and the center of our activities throughout our student live-. Wc will rcinendicr the past, thank God for the present, and lio|� c for a future which will make us a credit to the school which lias done so much to prepare u� . 235 keep in touch with old friends . . . college of liberal arts 1 11111 ' I mu VI.HH- :wi . I k.ii. si. N.« Y.,k. Y Y J � « | li li.itn 'l M -t� ii l)'i 1010 N lt iiijl«� ii M. ISoltinm,.-. M i. llwlU Mini Mi l Kill'. 21 1 S l A a hiti;l� n. I . Mvima Si. Hi Kr« 10 Kmp M. MuMI-limn. Y A bialmii M. ult)fi n-i-,--n l. Amir,- Jjiiuuo. I! V' .1, H-mna Marn- n l 'i«� ii 12 llum� , 1 1.. YW . iJiinglon. I . KilitliY llnuu Mnl. r-mi Mmrry'l laik illj Munruxis. I iln-m IjMfll ’ Kii IiuIm-ii ii.ln o� Ijiu.ii. j I’. V I Jr«n (iltTM li llr� . I linidail. I! W I M.imii Sfiinyiun IU x 36 1 4. .win lnl fi I ••(•-it. I’-ul- x 121: i.uni 'i. N IL Hja«tiiiieiun. I . Hob'll l|lllon n Itiil'V I0IH Sunmiil r. W illou (Inivv. I’j. Mxrnu 0|ilnlij llank-Vrf U . ISOlh S'. N.x. Ynk. Y Y M.irx 114ii Itjill -17 . It.-m.iiit: Itil.. YF. W ixliinglmi. 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