Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 416 of the 1964 volume:

Frank B. Patteron, Editor Paul W. Smith, Managing Editor Russell Gill, Business Manager bison Published jnnujllt In the tiudcim of Howard University Washington I, D.C. table of contents introduction 2 dedication 12 administration 14 college of fine arts -.....-.. 25 college of pharmacy ............. 43 school of engineering and architecture • 59 college of liberal arts .....-................— 75 college of medicine ............................ 91 school of law 109 school of nursing 125 school of religion 141 college of dentistry 147 school of social work 162 activities 169 sports 211 r.o.t.c. 232 publications 240 homecoming 248 queens 261 greeks 267 organizations 281 who's who 298 graduates 308 senior directory 376 advertising 407 4Vi . . . the blend of domestic and exotic hues creates one unified shade . . . 2 3 each hue represents a distinct object or campus symbol . . . and yet, appears as one 6 some of the shades are bleak and unassuming, others are vivid splashing hues . . . the color is excitement . . . the pace is furious 8 9 10 II dedication friday, november 22, 1963, john fiti-gerald kennedy gave to his country all that any man can give his life, with his death, a spontaneous mourning blackened the nation, so it was at howard university, this campus, like others around the world, turned inward in a soul-searching effort to discover why! the next day found the campus closed. the flag lingering half down the staff seemed so alone, the numerous wreaths placed on campus stood bewildered as if pleading for rational thought and action. all this for one man who exhibited that quality of greatness so conspicuously present in the ranks of great men. god does reign, and the government is still alive, let us pledge ourselves and our energies anew to freedom and those high and lofty ideals of democracy for which john f. kennedy stood, let us, too, say to the cause of free men and those who would be free everywhere, i will do my best, that is all i can do. lyndon baines johnson could say no more; can you afford to say less? 12 tribute to john fitzgerald kennedy 1917- 1963 thirty-fifth president of the united states Jtmnt r. p'trrtnotl 13 administration m 14 Dr. Jjmo M.hIivui Njhrit, Jr , President of (he I m rmii Our jjojl, laonlinn to Dr Nabrii, i I make Howard t'nivcr tilt a reallv outstanding unlwtity on the batit of rciogmml tal ue trandard and educational criteria IV Nabrii. j member of the Buird of Visitor of the Natal ctny. lour the academy. Pretident Nabrii dfuci bit tiKiuiurr to the agreement ettablithing the Joint (•raduatr Con tor Hum whith pools the resources of W’athingion't fitc universities by enabling graduate ttudentt enrolled at one intntution to study at another. Awaiting their rum to sign the document are (I to r) Presidents Thomas II Carroll of George Washington University. William J M. Donald of Catholic University, llurtt R. Andervm of American L'lmcrwt) and Edward B Burnt of Georgetown University. Vt’'ilium stunt Ntboo. Vkc Prclidrtil fur Special Project 16 t� . Frederick Stanton. Srcttlit) of the Unittnity and Director of Public Relation Jirnu B. Clarke, Treasurer of che University 17 Armour J. Bilik burn, Dean of Students 18 Marian V. Coomb , Direttor of Student Employment and (iraduatc Pluicnurnt Harry A. McIkI, Auitiant Dean of Student 19 I AiWKiiir Dean of Students Wilmrr A. Sojourner. Dircctot of Recording Winston K. McAllister, Director of Admissions v . W 4IU, Director of Physical Plant Evans E. Crawford, Dean of the Chapel 20 I Emeu Wilton. Director of Foreign Student Services Frederick P. Waits, Director of University Counseling Service Robert W. Wilson. Director of Peremnel Carl F Anderson. Director of Student Activities 21 UwretKc A. Mill, Director of Field Services (•oldie V Claiborne, Financial Aid Assistant Charles H. Bush. Supervisor of Off Campos Housing 22 Ernest E. (.oodraan. Director of Information Services University CouMtling S ni« Suff: Dirftior; Waymu Cunningham. (I 10 r) Beit) (.ill; Ium«c Dimbury; Frcdtrnk Wim, Jean Hines, Associate Director of Uni- James Hall. Assistant Director of Recording- versify Counseling Service. Vincent Johns. Program Assistant in the Office of Student Life Foreign Student Service Staff: (I to r) Katherine Green, Walter Hawkins, Marsha Van Clcve 23 z college of fine arts college of fine arts Dcm of the College of Fine Am, Warner Lawton organized in 1914 as the conservatory of music, the college of fine arts, which now embraces the school of music and the departments of art and drama, offers the following degrees: bachelor of music, bachelor of music education, bachelor of fine arts in art or drama, master of music, and master of music education, the aims and purposes of the college are to impart to the student a knowledge of the ideas and institutions of the world of which he is a part, and to arouse within him an awareness of his social responsibilities as an artist; to train the student in the historical, theoretical, and performing aspects of music, art, and drama; to encourage and promote the highest creativity in music, art, and drama; to demonstrate the unity of the arts and their value in intercultural communication; and to provide opportunities for community participation in fine arts. the college cooperates with the graduate school in providing instruction for candidates for the master of arts and master of fine arts in art degrees. 26 Owen Dodnjo, Head. Department of D.'imj 27 Leroy Done) and Ronald Steward—two candidates for d c Masters of Music Degree Howard University Concert Choir Fine Arts Student Council The Artisans Sigma Alpha Iota Women' Mum Organization Phi Mu Alpha Sinfocn Fraternity 29 30 drama 31 Professors Lou Pierre Noel and )ames We IK extend congratulations to the Howard students who won prizes in the annual IV'atbingloa Poll painting contest. 32 A senior in the College of Fine Arts. Joan Carter, stands b) her painting which won first prize in the WAldington Poll art lontest over 09 entries. j An artist can think « l many thing as he applies hit talent A certain amount of manual dexterity is needed in a ceramics class. 33 In a symposium on modern art. students gain saluahle information about technique and style. Student ahvayy receive practical help front experienced teacher . Many thing ate needed to ptodcKC a good painting- 34 It take talented hand !«• mold ela into a proper (mm. I . •••-. . . u - • : , : I ...... I , : FLY BLACKBIRD a musical comedy about the freedom marchers. Book and Lyrics by James Haleb and C Jackson. Music by C. Jackson 35 MEDEA IN AFRICA adapted from Euripides by Countec Cullen 36 University Choir in rehearsal 37 Dean Lawson stressing his point Speaking in ihc Little Theatre auditorium. Mr. Gacfi.ts tenures on Japanese music. 38 I)r. Jahn lectures on African art. Mr. Penn, conducting a work of genius 39 Yes, ou blow through the mouthpiece.' 40 Jjpjnor artitt, Ktinjo Aba. Iniurt (o ihc members of an faculty on (he nun) upnuof modem art. Isn’t this a motley looking stew? 42 a faculty at work.. Chauntey I Cooper, Dean of the Gsllrgc of Pharmaty (iooind J. Kapadia, Assoc. Professor of Pharmacognosy 44 Roy C. Darlington. Prtrfessor of Pharmacy Theodore B. Zulucky, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Kenneth K Scotr, Instructor of Pharmaceutkai Cbcmisuy the college of pharmacy is in the last stages of transition from a four year to a five year program which was begun in 1960. this transition has made possible a more liberal education for the pharmacist while maintaining the same high standards traditionally associated with the college, along with this, there has been renewed emphasis placed on the professional aspects of pharmacy which is evident throughout the profession. the pharmacist serves a vital facilitating function to the community as a necessary link in the health chain, the pharmacy student is preparing to insert himself into that chain. G. Henry Robert. Auiu. Professor of Pharmacy Administration Harold H Balatn. Technical Ahim , Dept, of PturnMc) James N. Tyson, Assist. Professor of Pharmacy Estelle Lockett (standing), Librarian 4S The life of a pharmacy student is not an easy one. A major pan of his time is spent memorizing specific details from many highly technical books. 46 The closeness of students and faculty enhances the procurement of knowledge. Inumunr and uudrmt find lime in cithinKr ir« during huiy school day. 48 Exih.mj{e of idea W continuous. 49 Pturnucy in profile so 51 Or. Ztiluck)- irHu to lomrounicafr la the lounge. students mix study and leisure. Mr iViUlw in operates the man) mat hints the school acquired to make com-jKNinds en masse. 52 me rth lh,t ,odo� , y «{ «■ Xiinmij •? Amniu « ' M rpuol u piJ T th «i ' £ l ..r “ ‘ ■‘•mun ,.f j S3 HcrnarJ Simms, Pres. of student branch ol A.Pti A. ad dresses students At meeting. Pharmacologist at Hotuid's College of Medicine, Dr. Dutta, lex lures on effects of insecticides. Dr. Alfred Berger, (right) Professor of chemistry. I'ni-vxnil) of Virginia, Icvtutrs oo Mono Amine Oxidase. American Pharmaceutical Assoc Rmv I (I. to K.) Bernard Simms, Dr. Theodore Ztlackv, Joan Id wards (Row 2) Terry Wails, Modcsiinc Johnson. Claude Foggic. 54 STUDENT COUNCIL How 1.(1 in K ) kitinnh Aniicrcon. Prct ; Norma Jcnkiru. Sec.: Ronald Tnlton. Vice Pre . Rim 2. (L to H.) PqqQf Henry. In year representative; Michael Baker, Valeric Beech, Sarah Kendrick, 3rd year representatives; and Scarlet June . 55 Fourth Year Cla� � Officer : (L to R.) Jame BraJUuin, Vice Pro; Sylvia Vandcrpnol. Sec.; Roosevelt Johnson, Prti Third Year Class Officers: (L to R.) Frank Rupert, Sara Kendrick, Terr)- Watts, and Valerie Beech To fill (went)' bottles of capsules per second is this machine's task. the fourth year pharmacy class, for three days this year, was the guest of eli lilly co., the largest pharmaceutical manufacturer in the world. there they were able to observe the techniques employed in making available to the public medicinal products, so vital to public health, it was observed that the techniques used, were in general, the same as employed in the school laboratory. Hot u make thousands of tablets per minute. ...everything was just wonderful... 57 58 ProfcMionaliun V� . CnmmrrcialiMn... the plight of pharnmy unlay The College of Phjuraa t) engage thU challenge of rmpham. school of engineering and architecture 60 Waller T. Daniel . A� to i.itc Dean Addison F.. Richmond, Head. Department of Civil Engineering Ernest R. Welch, Head, Department of Electrical Engineering Stephen S Davis, Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering Howard H. Mackey. Head, Department of Ar. chiiccture 61 Brmhtng up lor mid-ccrm rum . 62 Speaking of U|sht... the Ucctrk House provides good practical instruction lor the future electrical engineer. S3 Ever cry making • radio. 64 E'trr cry getting n Co work. tmutun minium 66 Students experiment with njb-criiiijl nuclear reactor. Amrrii jo Institute of Elcttrii.il Engineers 67 American Institute of Arthitccture Can'I you draw a sirai lii line? 68 Final on the ay... EiiKiiKXfifiK and Architecture Lil� r-� � i� alway a place « l aolifudc. Man, I believe I punched! I can't � ee a thing. 70 It's all very tunplc! CUmtoooi pani(ipaiioa count . Senior (Uu of ci� «I engineering 71 Engineering and Arthiicaurc Hooor Scnieiy -Tau Bela l� . 72 The Radio Club Engineering and ArvhiivHtur Student Council. Willie Cook verve as president. 73 Engineering and Architecture student publicslion— The Howard Engineer. Walter Evans, Editor, displays the year’s copies. Amcrkja Sixiciy ot Mtilumul Lnginccrs liege of liberal arts The Hallowed Hall 76 Dr. Frank Snowden, Dean of the College of Liberal Am (r Rh() confers with Under Secretary of chc Army, Paul R. Ignacios. 77 I don't think An unc got number four. Zoology labor tor)- affords an informal atmosphere in which students can discuss problems and put their theories into practice. Surrounded by lab paraphernalia an earnest student prepares so lution for upcoming experiment. Lndiodcd interest of avid botany students is focused toward performing a delicate experiment on pbuid plant life. 78 It's noi as ta as | thought! While I pondered v� k and wtvy 79 oopt! Comp are coming! So � hai! Rule no. 4—do nor... 81 62 Bui � huh u whith? Do you think they uw us sneak in? 83 So who Euripides? 84 The 10 minute interim. So ou c « 92: to � hn! Look, juti « oc game of pool firw. Dear sir... 85 Student at work in Ri-Sci lab. 86 One tan of soup, two bag of jellybeans. and three cans of tuna ftvh... seem like there' something misting! SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL (L to R) Diane Fredcrivks, Treasurer; Sandy Bynum, Secretary; Martin Johnson, Y’icc President. Charles Wilton, President; t. Carole Jordan; IX troth Brown: Inez Cobb; Lonnie I Craw. Ford, Student Count il Representative; Alt in Chisolm, Student Count it Representative. 87 8fl Filk Fellow� . Sharon Pratl and Isiah Madison, recipients of $1000 grants sene a special ouiunii in (he Unisersiiy's Citizenship Projeti STUDENT COUNCIL COLLEGE OF UBERAL ARTS HOWARD UNIVERSITY The Liberil Am Suxlent Count il in session. Larky Gibson. President 0. Jackson Cole, Vice President Carole Jordan. Secretary Carl Robinson. Treasurer Michael Hall. Parliamentarian Thomas Wright. Sgt-ot-Arms Senior Reps. Alvin Chisolm Lonnie Crawtokd Junior Reps Sandra Lawson Edison Moore Soph. Reps Cleveland Christo i-he Miki Cunningham Fresh. Reps. Rknee Walker William Wall The prci and his A UP urniaia II � t gel P t the A UP. were m� r 89 I 90 college of medicine Z6 r 11 0 HI Robert S. Jason Dean, College of Medicine 93 Student Council. College of Medicine emergency room More brilliant dugnoiei 94 The finish ol cmerKCOcy surgery � � h K1 1 rapport. ward work ■din au ®� tcxJ CL |r j 95 1 11F f f Sterile preparation for...? The end of tage three. Question of HIT after Jtagc 3. 96 97 Patient returned to Ward 13 in satisfactory condition. tumor clinic The virtue of Internal Medicine 98 Oral examination by expem cancer therapy ... and I he (hror is simple. Post operative care x-ray X-ray conference yesterday X-ray conference today 100 r X-ray conference tomorrow our lady The group and our Mr Runner 101 exam time Psychiatry and old exams Pediatrics and die latest word National Boards in two days 102 Answer from the source ... Cecil and Locb From book to mind tonight Though of mjcrimooy The future 104 9 m truck home 10s student-faculty smoker 106 107 108 The Chicago inhabitants we met in I960 seem to wish us success and (?) long lives. • in Dean Clarence Cl dc Ferguson, Jr. Ill Jtannus B. Parker, Jr., Assistant Professor of Law A.Luanni del Russo. Associate Professor of Law Eroo Gunman. Assisianl Professor of law 112 Patricia K Harris, Assistant Professor of Law Dorsey F. l ane. Vice Dean _ Oliver Morse. AMiMam Professor of Law Flwood H. Chisolm. Ass’t Professor of Lass and I.aw I.ihrarian Herberc O. Kekl. Professor of Law New loo Pat hi (standing) Associate Professor of Law Miner Daniel (right) Associate Professor of Law 113 student bar association Clarence Rodger . Jr., President Way nun F. Smith. Vice Ptesident Business Session MOOT COURT CHAMPIONS (1963 64 11 th Ciriuit) (left to right) Ronald Hum lev, Mr. kl ood A. Chitolm, Adtiwr; Lui R. Thornton, Capuin; Clarence R lgcr$, Jr.; Frank DcCotta. taw Journal Suff | wonder which «K it was!!!! IIS Student often work late attempting to meet deadline for the Law Journal. 116 sigma delta tau The officers of Sigma Delta Tau lead the School of Law in many activities for the school year. The fraternity has just completed initiating new members into its organization. The Chief Justice discusses the problems concerning the fraternity at its regular meeting. 117 118 Some of die Modems find it belter to Mud) with other tlMMlMtcs. first year class The freshman clast takes a tour during the freshman orientation program. 119 This clat it fortunate to hate many young ladies. second year class Dr. Morse often gi c� the student of the second year � la � an opportunity for outside research and lecture The sevond year ela� � usually debate many legal points without any linal conclusion . 120 The student of the secood year class are quite informal after the fir year's ordeal. third year class When the law student reaches his third year, he is able to cope with conflicts with some decree of confidence. These third year ladies ha c finally accepted that law it first and womanhood is second. a ? The tcminar in International Organi ationi it often controvert! !. 122 Ai many tniili the faculty participate fully with the ttudentt. Mr. Arthur Woods � « Ki'en an award at this social before leaving the School of Lave a a faculty member for a position with the Federal Government. The School of Law it small enough for all student to meet and aid each other in their studies These f unci it wit gite both the faculty and the srudentt an opportunity to relax 123 the Khool of law 124 school of nursi Dr. Gurlt'� K. Hurbridgc Superintendent of Frvcdimn'i llotpital Mr� , lurhr (u N. Smoot, R,N. Director of Nursing school of nursing freedmen’s hospital school of nursing was established in 1894 and has since that time exerted a prominent role of leadership in the community by providing a program for the education of professional nurses, it is a fully accredited professional school which offers a three year program under the direction of its own faculty, and in cooperation with howard university and other affiliating hospitals. plans are being made for this school to become a new college of howard university which will administer a degree granting program. 126 Mrt I«Ij HiiKimixi. R (right) Auittim Dim tor of Nuriinjc ldu.4tmn iIimu ma progrjtu with new in-♦irmfor. Mn Annie Th.wnJe, R N. Leonidas Ayton, M.D. (left) and Miss Elisabeth Sit� an, R. N. Student Health Director Miss Dorothy Clasea. R.N. Instructor 127 Mrs. Venera Maxwell. R N Instructor The long day in the life of the student nurse The awakening 128 Fortifuation for (he long day A ureal deal ol lime it spent pacing the corridort. 129 Hindi properly directed, easily prepare needed supplies The student nurse soon learns else importance of the careful dispensing of all mcdicinab A few spare moments spent in concentration In the registrar's office a future nurse discusses the coming 131 The nurses' nation buzzes with activity. 132 ... a brief stop in the corridor to receive gems of knowledge ... ... but a pause is inevitable. 135 This is a grand slam ... my dears! 136 Sociology exam in the morning . . . no cards tonight! classes SENIOR CLASS (Row one) J. Taylor; II. Webster; J. Crawford (Row iwo) M. Bigelow; B. Montgomery; B. Newton (Row three) I. Key ; M. Wells; V. Rich (Row toor) J. Gad ton; C Session; R. Carter (Row five) B. Holloway; E. Forman; S. While; L. Johnson. your nurse from small towns, hamlets, big cities, foreign lands come catholic, protestant, and jew; blond, brunette and redhead, seventeen to thirty-five; men, women and just silly girls united by a common bond: to enter the school of nursing. examinations, reports, relatives, ministers, teachers, and friends indicate that these are among the selected few who like people, want to help others, feel a need to serve, and can improve the lot of mankind. they look forward to work, vacations, classes, patients to care for, vacations, promotions, vacations, graduation, and a long vacation. convinced that the instructors are sadists, the nursing student proceeds to study until the wee hours in the morning, write additional reports on and summaries of patient care studies, seeks additional conferences and reviews all exams, yet that elusive a seems to escape into the horizon. as gentle as a lamb, fragile but capable, courageous, contained, comical and serious, she is always with you from the early hours of life until the sunset, yet no one can explain the emotional impact of those words, hello, i am your nurse. 137 JUNIOR CLASS (Row one) B. Clark; C Dickerson; M. Summciford; C Cassio; F. Frue; B. Wright; L. Thompson (Row two) C. Flynn; B. Pollard; B. Vaughn; H. Parrish; G. Hill, P. Barrett; B. Brown (Row three) M. Allen; S. Hopson; E. llardrick; W. Manning; H. Jones; C McKenzie (Row four) J. Harris; E. Reid; J. V'anBraklc; D. Bryant; C. Cox; D. Todd (Row Five) G. Marshall; N. Dixon; R. Patterson; C Pierce; S. Byrd; H. Pearce. FRESHMAN CLASS (Row One) J. Jones; J. Dick; L Smith; E. Harris; S. Holden; R. White; E. Hewitt; W Scruggs; J. Brooks (Row two) B. Owens; S. McFadden; B. Gant; C. Harris; M. Phelps; S. Carter; M Blake; B. Shelton (Row three) G Johnson; C. Ragin; J. Hill; P. Lancy; Q. Fells; N. Evans; H. Gaskins; P. Mayc; (Row four) L. Eggleston; C. Merc; J. Wilkes; L Greg-oe -: M. Childress. B Butler; M Yarborough; C. Scrunhings; K. Dyson. 138 SCHOOL OF NURSING CHOIR provides recreational outlet. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Rosalind Patterson. Sccy; Cynthia Flynn. See Vice Pre ; Lois Johnson. Pres; Connie Session; Sandra Byrd, Treat; Mrs. Anne S. Drew, Counselor. chi eta phi sorority chi eta phi sorority was founded at freedmen's hospital, Washington, d. c., in 1932. at present there are 32 chapters throughout the united states with membership drawn from student and graduate professional nurses, its aims include higher educational standards, a closer relationship and correlation of all branches of the profession. MEMBERS: Jessie Taylor; Jacqueline Crawford; Marjorie Bigelow; Harriet Webster; Rosemarie Carter. 139 as we look back on our days at freedmen's we do so with mixed emotions; all of which include pride and satisfaction, we look to our future with even higher aims as we achieve our first goal in our nursing education. NO school of religion 142 many a letter, reminder and bill, bearing the signature of daniel g. hill, received we in dread, chagrin, and elation, typed and addressed by carole t. staton. Mrs. Carole T. Staton Secretary to the Dean A friend indeed to those in need 143 144 Tribute to ■ dbtiajcuithcd graduite of the School of Religion, the Reverend Arthur F. Fltnct Now, ihe social influences oo the church in mid nineteenth century were.. Three thing are too wonderful for me; four I do not underfund, the way of an eagle in the dry, the way of a serpent on a rock, the way of a ahip on the hieh seas, and the way of a man wtth a maiden ' Thou shah love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, soul, mind, and streogth and thy neighbor as thyself. Mrs. Frank D. Tucker and friend Student wit may also be students US Proverbs 50:19 146 Mrs. Eliubeth G. Spinjfsrn After the pl� y wu over... 147 Somehow the day doesn't seem complete without a visit to Dean Crawfords office. Chung Young Lee Acting librarian Of making many books there is no end .. Ecclesiastes 12:12 148 liege of dentistry you have come to graduation at a period in your life when the challenge for fruitful service is as great as at any time in history, social change is a challenge to keep abreast with scientific knowledge and advancement, the need for people in the healing arts is greater than ever before, in fact, the most re-cent survey of dentistry by the american council on education has exhorted the profession to double its annual number of graduates by 1965 in order to keep the ratio of dentists to population at the level that existed in I960, this placos great responsibility on every dental dJ?rfRs!hi«AofILW� r) practitioner to render the most compre- hensive and broad service of which he is capable, and to give his best efforts towards recruitment and continued development of his chosen field. may your service to humanity prove equal to the challenge, you have my heartiest congratulations and good wishes. russell a. dixon, dean Dr Joseph L. H nn Superintendent of Clinio Mrs Alio Howard Head. Department of Oral Hygiene 150 The Howard University School of Dentistry 151 Dr. Harold S. Fleming, Director of Kejearib dedication the college of dentistry dedicates its section of the bison to our late and beloved professor of research, dr. harold s. fleming. before coming to howard, dr. fleming's background included undergraduate work at brown university, graduate work at harvard and Pennsylvania universities, with research and teaching positions at yale university, dr. fleming was both a research scientist and an untiring teacher, his works were published on more than sixty different occasions in the united states and many other countries, he also found time to lecture extensively throughout all parts of the world, those of us who had the privilege of knowing him can never forget his unquenchable thirst for knowledge, those of us who were fortunate enough to be his students know what is meant by a true and dedicated teacher, his doors, both at school and home, were open at any time of day and night for the student seeking help. dr. fleming has left howard university a legacy of inspiration and leadership which will live forever and for which we will be eternally grateful. Opffiliw Dr. Thorn J. Pintoo. Oral Surgery Dr Coleman Tudema. Division of Roentgenology 1S3 Dr. Marie Siberkweit, Pedodootic Dr. Percy A. Fitzgerald. Protth odontic 0 1 Students. Faculty, and Staff of the College of Dentistry 154 Now. wy AH! 155 The moM modern equipment i� oK-nn.il io the Dcnul llvgieniir • W ' Dcnul Hygiene Gruluiici Senior CU s Officer 156 Graduate —College of Deatutry One advantage for the mates is a pitliy (nhnkiar Meticulous care is used to prepare a set of gleaming dentures. Com cm rat ion 158 Dissecting Now open up a little wider. Think before ou act. X-ray reveal hidden infection. Tcaihcr arc human. 1S9 ft Children often tequire extensive care. Dr. Raymond Hayes. Head of Department of Oral Mcdutnc Strong sure hands arc needed to extract j cavity. 160 Trv a little Httkinw 161 school of social work Dr. Injbcl Linduy, D«n of the School of Social Work. the school of social work at howard university, founded in 1945 and accredited by the council on social work education, offers a two year program of professional education at the graduate level for qualified students planning to enter the field of social work, this leads to the degree of master of social work. in addition, the school provides opportunities for professional education to persons employed in social agencies; encourages the development of research projects in interested community agencies; and offers leadership in the development of professional social work education and practice, with a view to contribute to the improvement and extension of health and welfare services. the school attracts persons from all parts of the nation and from many foreign countries, the typical student in the class of 1964 carries also the roles of spouse and parent, his life is characterized by a multitude of responsibilities and pressures stemming from family, class instruction, thesis project, and field experience, having to divide his time and energies in several directions, it is not unusual that some facet of his life becomes neglected, most frequently this facet is himself and his family, hence, the typical student in the class of 1964 values as half the battle, the understanding and support which his family provides. a special research project in which the school is currently involved is the junior village project study of sample families whose children were placed in junior village during 1962. the project is financed by research funds from the children's bureau. 164 Dr. Si in mi Mil rctunh Kroup. 165 Dr. Clifton Jones and his research group Dr. Frances Simsarian 166 Dr. Clifton Jones Mid Kathleen Jarktnn and her rctearrh croup. 167 Child Welfare 168 June work in the field. • • activities A pose for (he photographer before touring the remodeled building imfxy Kin—in I he ballroom lounge. 171 madame nhu comes to Howard madame ngo dinh nhu, controversial sister-in-law of the former president of south viet nam, called for a 'better understanding of what was going on in her country during an address before a capacity audience in cramton auditorium, the controversial speaker claimed that there was no supression of the buddhists in south viet nam. madame nhu was presented by the world affairs club to provide the community with varying political philosophies and shades of opinions. 172 Gloria Richardson. President of the World Affairs Club introduces Madame Nhu. Wctt Indian Mudefltt C yV °- Eager uodrnn register for ihc Confererxe. leadership to strengthen the role of student leaders on the campus, the university sponsored a two day conference on student leadership. Paul Smith moderate the opening session. 174 Mrv Edmonson scltotno lunkipmu Or I 4ml Or Gibbon cx iun tc opinions. 176 A rrfrr'hing hrcjk for j photo Emeu Wilton ludi diuuttioa on the investment . 1 fortipi ttuilenu in ianif u% anisitic Girl Anderson lead an mtcrrstmc diKUMton on the Uwn 177 faculty reception for freshman students I’roidcm and Mr . N'abric wnii winning smilt-v fiiCCI the frrdiiitcfi campus pals 180 Tilt IijimJ pcrfoducxl ,n Ciampion in the delight of live viuilcni . cultural series The Mitchell—Rulf Trio The Bjrbcr of Soilie prr� cnictl b ' the Turruu P1j er . for the cultural enlightenment of the how-ard student, outstanding entertainers and personalities come to the campus annually, this year the cultural series included a wide range of entertainment; the de paur chorus, betty alien, the national symphony orchestra, the san francisco ballet, the mitchell-ruff trio, the turn-au players, paul goodman, and john dos passos. 181 The De Pjur Cbon� 182 indian students celebrate republic day 184 Mrs. Katherine: Greene, foreign student counselor at Howard University, points out some o( the features of the Howard campus to a group of foreign students who visited the campus under the New York Herald Tribune Youth Forum Program. Teenagers representing J7 foreign countries were parr of the tour group. Dean Warner l-awson of Howard University's College « f Fine Arts (right) expresses his appreciation to the Republic of Chile for making available to Howard an exhibition of contemporary Chilean prints. Howard University President James M. Nabrit, Jr (fourth from left) is shown as he receives gift copies of two books from the Republic of Guinea. 185 ugly man and ( A D ugly beauty on campus c on test ants raise funds for campus commu nity chest wendy Campbell and josephine dickens win titles 186 Lindj Imi« lhe sotmg mathinc hoping that Maiski has «oa. student elections students get practice using voting machines for the homecoming queen election 187 Iteriurd pauses after making his decision between the candidates. the birmingham protest march 188 ghandi memorial lecture series youth nonviolence end social change the conference probed deeply into the anatomy and impact of the nonviolent movement, challenging questions...how much provocation can a nonviolent fighter take before he breaks into violence? or if he can hold himself in check during the campaign is he more prone to become violent afterwards...the controversial negro novelist wondered, how long can we not fight back; particularly where it is a matter of self-defense...concerning sociological and psychological aspects of the movement... its content, the reactions it provokes appear to be an intersection between a number of psychosocial and political forces in the south and the evolution of a new social character in negro youth...on legal and constitutional aspects...30 american states, many english commonwealth and european countries make provisions for the rights of negroes to public accommodations...ineffective federal laws... to prosecute a policeman who has bruised and beaten a negro, you must establish the policeman's fixed intent to deprive the negro of his constitutional rights...it is one thing to say justice rolls on like mighty waters, but it is another thing to work out an irrigation system...impact on individual and community...communities have learned the power of demonstrations coupled with economic withdrawal...involvement in the movement has given meaning and purpose to the lives of former gang members...added significance to the lives of individuals. Prudent Nabrii opening the Conference remarked. W should fake rhi rime to look at the .matomy and impair of one of the {treat wxial force in our time. 183 IVrtfUMMt W (%k -the discussants June Baldw in: Ictiurci. jjihor. K� Jit include Amorist Com.‘o T v ftrt StxJ Tim . Bed He either J j(tornc); former wi f dirnlor, I’. S ( ommisvion on ivtl Rijdut I ell Blair: Mudcai, School ul Law. Howard U. initiated lildn movement Stoke I v Carmichael: student. Liberal Aria. Howard U., civil rijthu demonstrator W illiam Coffin: chaplain. Yale I niv. lecturer. civil rights demonstrator (| l iankl n Iduardv: Pro! oI mm iol.. Howard tJZ consultant to L'. S. Govt. Jean Fair : American Friends Service ( nmmiitrc; civil rights demonstrator James Farmer: National director and founder of CORL Walter Jaunt roc . Minister; Wash Representative. SCXC Clarence Ferguson Jr.: dean Law 190 School. Howard I former counsel Civil Rights Cuounuiioa Jacob fidinun ps chiatrist; codirector. Center lor Youth and f ommunity Studies. Howard t. Jerome I rank Prof, of psychiatry, Johns liopkinc University, lecturer on nonviolent conflict Ihocnuv Kahn; W orkers Defense League; former chair., Pto)cct Awareness. Howard U. Martin Luther King, Jr.: chairman and founder Southern ( hristian laadcrshij' ConfcrciKc John Lewis: President. SNCC, Atlanta, C... James Meredith Graduate L niv. Mississippi Clarence Mitchell director. Wash- MAACP James M Nabrit. Jr.: Pres. Howard L. Jamc� M. Nabrit. Ill legal counsel. NAACP William Nelson: V. Pres. Howard University. Bill O Connell: student. George W ashington U:., active civil nghts demonstrator Gloria Richardson: chairman, founder (.ambridge Old ) Nonviolent Action Committee A. Kenneth Pjc. asst dean, Georgetown U. former director. Legal Intern Program Frederic Solomon: psychiatrist; staff member. Center foe Youth and Community Studies. Howard University Lucy Thorton: student. School of Law, llowatd Univcisit), active civil lights demonstrator Arnold Trclvach: adminisuator. Defender Project, National Legal Aid and Defense Association, (Imago, III. Arthur I. Wxvkow. peace research fellow. Insututc of Policy Studies. Washington. I). C Jean W'heekr. student. College of Liberal Aits. Howard Lnic� r$ii : active civil rights demonstrator Urry Gibson opens the panel session before a capacity crowd in Kankm Chapel 191 Amid deep deliberations the panelists enjoy a moment of humor. martin luther king delivers ghandi memorial lecture Non� iolefxe is the most potent weapon anil able to the Negro in hi struggle (or freedom and justice. ... we fate a crisis in race relations m our Nation.'' 192 The whole idea of racial segregation of paternalism relation ships has exhausted itself...' Hale it dangerous. It it as injurious to the hater as it it to the luted.” Nonviolence mean that you refute to engage in external physual violence, and ... in internal violence of (the) spirit. There are three kinds of love The love I speak of... is a love of understanding, creative, redemptive goodwill for all men.” 193 Gamma Sigma Sigma ami Alpha Phi Omega provide luitr Egg Roll lot duldrea. easter provides happy time for u nder privileged 194 L. to R. Shirley Saddler, Toni Ekoc and Robbie McCauley appear at the three Man � in The Drama Department and The Office of The Chapel t production of THE EASTER RESURRECTION FLAY, directed b) uff-Bcuadway's Marl Fpttcin. 195 ChriMom pan (or underprivileged children 196 o 9 ■ Thi three dimensional stained-glass window, containing two Christmas mural and a j ortrait of the late President John F. Kenned), decorated the entrance of the College ol Dentistry at Howard University during die Christmas holidays. An anmuJ e ent at the College of Dentistry each year at Oiristnus. the window decoration in 1965 was designed as a memorial to the late President. The project was executed by Mrs. Lots Jones Pierre-Noel, associate professor of art at Howard, widi the assistance of a group of art students. 198 Ciurlou Alotcn at Lutibcllc in a dramatic hcm Irom Putin-Victorious” Alfred Fields and Marguerite Cirwie in a tender scene from the colorful musical Carnival. Tom and Joe in a scene from “Long Day's Journey. 199 Tito Barbon and Margaret Graham, first soloists of the National Ballet of Uruguay, thrill capacity crowd in Ctamton. charter day board member and industrial chemist, percy I. julian addresses assembly during the charter day exercises marking the 97th anniversary of howard university. awards for distinguished post - graduate achievement were presented to (I. to r.) errold d. collymore, lillian b. lewis, james farmer, flaxie m. plnkett and roy a. anduze. 202 The Bennington College Dance Tour Company evokes feelings of childhood in Once Beyond A Time.' spring festival activities Dancm Student join in foBt (hoeing fun. 203 time! col lege bowl comes to Howard 204 the sophists 205 jazz 'n' technology program Tutoring neighborhood children is part of the community service program of Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. 206 the inquiring, inquisitive, impressionable nature of a boy 207 The Vanlor l ukc a break from rehearsal. 208 Impromptu jam session 209 May I hoc our number plcijc? Symphtxiu Wind L ucmblc Project in Non-Wcwern Music the college of fine arts reaped an added benefit from its project in non-western music when drummer olein euba donated several instruments to howard. mr. euba, director of music for the nigerian broadcasting company inaugurated the series which also featured japanese, indian music, and the solomon ilori troupe of nigerian musicians and dancers. dr. vada easter, seated lower right, director ot the project, inspects the gifts with members of the committee. 210 soccer Winston Alexis Imunc Howard's sixth All Amrritan and ihr mini pLmyvr in Bison history to hr named to the Inn Mnnj: All-Arhri.an Team- 212 Alexis in action Goal Keeper and Captain. Carlos Paul, was the seventh pla er to he namrd to an All-American Squad. 213 The Bonicre head (or the Akron goal. Howard won 3-2. Nixon Asiraoni fights two American University players for control of the ball. Howard won 2-1. 214 Stanley Samira teems to have lost sight of the hall as he hoots it toward the American University goal. Philadelphia Textile proved to be a strong opponent, hut the Bootcrs managed a 5-1 win on the strength of All-American VC'inston Alexis' two goals. football to say the least, the bison football season started very slowly, after all, when you lose the first five games of the season including homecoming (by a 53-8 score), one might conclude that ‘wait till next year might be the best motto to adopt. however, something out of the ordinary happened which, although it may have contributed only slightly to the rejuvenation of the team, caused the bisons' fortunes to change. howard traveled to fisk in its usual underdog role, what greeted the team was a newspaper article which quoted the fisk coach as saying he had this game in the bag. what followed proved to howard fans that spirit can sometimes overcome physical odds, howard upset the fisk team, 14-6. the bisons then proceeded to upset a highly favored hampton team 32-14, smother a weak gallaudet team 46-8 and win the archer marshall trophy (symbolic of football supremacy in the morehouse-how-ard series) by topping more-house 15-14. the only reason the bisons did not finish with a 5-5 record was that the livingstone game was canceled due to president kennedy's assassination. football, especially in the latter part of the season, proved exceptionally exciting. 216 Coach Tillman R. Stair 217 Sian Allen, Howard' In siring quarterback, i� helped off hi feet in the t� -7 loss to St. Paul’s College. When a big halflwk tonic toward you, it take good reflexes to out position him and make ihc tackle. 218 Himud ihctrltidcri wail foe the bif play to uniold Will ibe Bitom •core? Zcllic Dem made several key catches to help the Bisoo cause. 219 The 1964 Bisum lurned what appeared to be a disastrous season into a highly respectable one. When it comes to defense. Bison tackle Harry Simmoris is always on the job- Howard fine punier. Bob Manic, ranked number ihree in ihe naiion earlier in ibe tea- ton before he injured his le . The fniiu of victory 221 Speedy lulflxi.k Bob Willis rates pan K tnl Hampton defenders on 3? yard nunc return With (his over the shoulder tilth and (he ensuing muthdosn by Madison Knhardson. Howard upsets Morehouse- 222 End. Zellic ! «, i t ugbi from behind after mikinie one of hit man reception Maditon Richardton look at though be heading for trouble at he return this kick-off again ! Morehouse. spirit Majorette such as Norma Jenkins sometime travel with the Bison . Accompanied by Wesley Cooke, Mr. Bison, the Howard cheerleaders form an II in a cheer lor Howard. Pretty baton twirlcrs add to the pageantry of the football season. 224 The Howard Morehouse football game at Howard Stadium provided the setting for the re-newel of old friendships Here Howard President James M. Nabrit, Jr. (center) is shown with Dr. and Mr . W. Henry Greene (left) of Washington, D. C and Muicbousc College President and Mrs. Beniamin t. Ma . Dr ( reene, a Washington physician. wear the letter he received while playing football at Howard in 1919. Sonic -1100 who attended the game saw Howard win, 15-14. The contest was the 14th in a 40-year history of athletic rivalry between the twn institutions. 225 Rowing is IKK an easy sport. It dcminds stamina and endurance. 226 Under the duct non of Guth .Stuart Law, the crew practices on the Potomae River basketbal The 1964 Howard h.likclb.dl team exemplified huille and determination dm u ;liuu( the year. featuring a speedy but inexperienced team the bison basketballers look to improve their 10-14 record of the past year, freshman, aaron shinger and ed richard-son will surely improve in the coming year. the loss of veterans wilfred holland, who in his four year playing career grabbed 1000 rebounds, and paul gist, who scored 946 points, will hurt, but with additions from the undefeated j. v., the bisons should shine. 227 Getting free for a lay-up is easy for £ 1 Rithardson. Hustling Charlie Becton places a unique spin on the ball as he attempts a hook shot. 228 Being able to jump high is an asset, especially when your opponent is taller than you. Driving in for a lay up. Aaron Shin ler scores against Maryland State. Retiring C.oj«h Lafryettr Williams ill be bard to replace. Under his di-tccnun, the Junior Vanity won all ten of the Kailua it played. 229 wrestling Staley Jackson attempts to spin his opponent into a pin. Staiey Jackson. Lester Johnson and George Foster won CIAA championships as Howard's wrestling team finished third. Johnson and Foster each pinned their opponent, but Jackson was extended to overtime before winning his fourth ihampionthip in as many years. is ready opponent swimming the swimming learn captured first � bo Mole my soap? 231 232 All proem and an minted for... Sir! ! I I I r.o.t.c The joint-forces staff headed by Cadet Col. Larry Gibson (third from left) discuss maneuvers for tl� e day. army and air force r.o.t.c. make each thursday an important learning experience. The joint-forces band is the finest R.O.T.C hand in the nation, as of 196). It won first place at the second annual national R.O.T.C. band association drum and bugle corps competition held at Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. 233 At homctomieg. the army drill team exhibit) itt ulent. 235 ■BK The prcteni AFROTC o li«fi will be ibe future flier ud d igaion. Andrew D. Turner, Memorial Drill Team Drill team commander is commended by Pres. Nabric on achievement. Drill (cam performs at Homecoming. 237 Handling the guidon is this Acrodcttcs forte. one of the first organizations of its Icind, the aerodettes provide a welcomed attraction as they rehearse intricate maneuvers during the noon hour. this women precision drill unit is sponsored by the air force r.o.t.c. detachment. in this, their first year, they received third place in the annual george Washington day parade ahead of many male units. Commander Kirk Saunders instructs newest drillers in the fine art of drilling. Crowds usually gather—not all boy —when «hc Acrodetres march. 238 Precision is primary in any drill organisation Make u� men of courage and valor. R. O. T. C ... inspection of a man 239 Ctie ftotoarb Slmtorrsitp Howard University... capstone of Negro education. published weekly, the hilltop is the major student organ of expression which deals with the current happenings on the campus, it tries to present, within the realm of good journalism, a clear4 concise and accurate picture of campus life and happenings. Ihirh-Fhr Siwlmis ,� MinUim ; •f toil l.rorw|i� Mi H-'J in n Uni lliil _______ V 3 - ■I 1 f tfj iiifoiir. Irh lo Sl,u UffwAff UtrkniJ (■• nlrr Orptni jilio niir., i, , , ..0IT1 .'iti'lhil Hi Jit I 05357439 publications Sanford King. Boiinm Manager Herbert Mitchell. MaW Larry (iirmhuim, Ass't. to the Fdilflf Frank Hamilton, Cop) Editor Shirley Rawlins, Feature Fditor the Funk B Patterson, Editor-in-Chlct Fellow Classmates As we leave Howard and look back on our campus life, I sincerely hope that you shall find many fond memories in your annual. It was a long and tedious job for me but it is my wish that you should be proud of the 1964 BISON. I would like to acknowledge and thank some of the people without whose aid the 1964 BISON could not have been produced. To Mrs. Lois Pierre Noel Jones and Mr. Ernest Goodman, 1 give a very special thanks for their contributions. My sheerest thanks go to Paul Smith, Beverly Ledbetter, Norlisha Jackson, Arvcll Greenwood, and Carl Barnett for their faithful and untiring service to me as editor-in-chief. Mere words can never express my deep appreciation and sincere gratitude for the guidance and aid that Mr. Carl E. Anderson has given me during the many months of getting the BISON ready for press. To my fellow classmates, I congratulate you on your achievement and wish you success in your future endeavors. Sincerely, Frank B. Patterson Paul W. Smith, Managing Editor A Photographer ► 242 Boerly E. Ledbetter, Art Layout Editor Kuni'll V. Gill, Butincts Manager Carl Darnell, Photographer Norlitfaa Jackson, Greek Editor Claudette Franklin, Activities Editor Leslie lladtcM Kcrxhcl Bohannon Kenyon Camper Mcnline Vt;haile Mildred Norman Ralph Durham 244 Donald Ifaynn Mr Carl Anderaon, lavuli) eoordinaror Knruld Alexander Mr . Dori Row knowledgements The 1964 BISON staff would like to express its appreciation to the following persons for their contributions to the publication of the annual. Lousanya Barnes Robert Bingham Helen Britt Walter Bryant Starmanda Bullock Wendell Campbell Joan Carter Mrs. Ann Drew Larry Greenbaum Arvcll Greenwood Ray Hill Mrs. Patricia Johnson Roosevelt Johnson Cranston King Lavcrn Ligan Johnny Lambert William Lancer Joyce Prather Gene Rice Lucy Thompson Eddie Tucker Harriet Webster Ernest Wesley Charles West Mr. Hilton T. Bonnixvcll Larry Greenbaum 24S homecoming 248 Ike Splendor 7kat WaA Row cfteccmihg _i cuat4 VhiCerAitif wecctnihg Queen Candidate ( nrtilyn I.. AlUton M«r� liii Pippin Ktlrllr Wilkin 249 Fhc Wnnviommjj court min the announcement of Mbs Homecoming 1964. 2 SO Miw Marsha Pippin ibc winner is crowned by Dean Blackburn. coronation The queen and her royal court. Dirnt! My beautiful slave GIRLS? Julie London or King Tutu? talent show And what's dat ovah d«re?” I wanna hold your hand. 252 Parade marshal of I X -4 llomctotning parade (lefr to right), Kenny Anderson, Patricia Pol-mw and Larry Gibson. pa rade Now don't get funny bask there. 253 254 256 Did you call for a strong. HANDSOME soldier? A warm wckurnc to ill Howard alumnic. I)r. Frink W. Avam (LA.-1896) d� e oldest returning alumnus receives plaque from Homecoming queen 2S7 258 Come out like a lion. May our best team win. 259 concert Miss Nina Simone, Homecoming celebrity for 1963. 260 Joseph McMillan presents Miss Simone with a bouquet of roses. Marsha D. Pippin, Homecoming Queen and Sweetheart of Alpha Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. queens 263 Surannc llighio«cr. Liberal Am Freshman Class Gabriel Kirk, School of Law Sandra Jordan Islcr, College of Fine Arts 264 Conscantc Session, School of Nursing longhorn Jefferson, Alpha Phi Alpha Anita J. Hill, College of Dentistry Countess Pease, School of E A Patricia Johnson, College of Pharmacy Jacqueline Water . Array R.O.T.G Carole Slaton. School of Rcligioo 266 Anne Burford. Air Force R.O.T.C : • 6 mb from alpha to omega, the social greek-letter organizaiions of Howard university represent a major portion of campus extra-curricular activities, with a common subscription to a spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood, the fraternities and sororities work hand-in-hand in promoting activities beneficial to the welfare of their members as well as to the university community, an unselfish attitude marks the spirit of cooperation of the Greeks Hand-in hand, the Greek president tymhnlirc the unify and unfimrni � hi«h their organization shut at Gir.it (L to R ) Bt� b Beale, Gmelda Houtraiwih, Bob Pklcrtf, Norliahia jacktnn, Frank Satterohitt, Gail Bovcll, and O. Jack Cole. 268 Incerfmeraity Council (L to R ) icarcd—Bob Pickett. Lonnie Oxford, William Hall. (wanding) Leroy I legg . Charlo Wiboe. Langvton McKinney, Cirnng-u n Davit. Frank Saiienthite. and Bob Beale the inter-greek councils unites the fraternities and sororities on Howard's campus and strives to maintain greek relationships on a High level. although there is intense competition among them, they cooperate in trying to build a greater howard. with the help of members of the faculty, they seek to solve fraternity and sorority problems and to channel the energies of the members of these groups into constructive activities. Inter-sorority Council (L. lo R.) Nan Filter, Elaine June . Brin Hawkins, Par Poison. Evelyn Phipps 269 Alplja UCappa Alpha j ororitg Alpha Chapter alpha kappa alpha sorority was founded in 1908 at howard university, since that time, the organization has come to be an inspiration and challenge to young women of highest scholastic, ethical, and moral standards, as they work for the betterment of all mankind by fostering love for humanity, there exists in the heart of each sister in alpha chapter a pride not only in belonging to the vast sisterhood, but in being here in the chapter where the dream first materialized, this year, as always, we have attempted to keep that dream bright, the determination of the members to move forward into a new era of greater service and a broader scope of activities can be realized as we sing in our national song: So together anew we will pledge our faith and united we will forge ahead greater laurels to win greater tasks to begin... OFFICERS Basilcus 1st Anti-Basilcus ... Beverly Ledbetter 2nd Anti-Basileus Norma Via Fpistolcus Grammateus Cora Bowie Anti-Grammateus Juanda Rivers Tamiouchos Madolyn Clark Philacter Parliamentarian Yvonne Boyd Ivv Leaf Reporter Paula Jewell Hodcgos Anti-Hodcgos 270 The Autumn Tea Gueto at the Tea llipp O-hi-O Sorort tinging at the Battel Ball-1964 Singing on Cara put” When we've gone far away to eternal vales, the ivy that grows by the way will whisper with the nightingale t'is the soul of sweet aka. at the turn of the century in the beautiful finger lakes region of new yorlc state, seven college men at Cornell university, high above the waters of lake cayugo, organized alpha phi alpha fraternity dedicated to manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind, thus alpha chapter of alpha phi alpha fraternity was established on december 4. 1906, and by virtue of this fact, the concept of negro brotherhood was given material expression. beta chapter was founded at howard university on december 20. 1907, the second chapter in alpha phi alpha and the first fraternity on howard’s campus, this position of pre-eminence has been maintained by beta chapter throughout the years, into our fraternal bond, we accept only men of a rare vintage; men hewed from a perfected stone; men who dissatisfied with pervasive medocrity have accepted as their manifest destiny, first of all, servants of all, we shall transcend all. Leadership is our duty an assumption of intrinsic responsibility by the men of alpha in all spheres of activity, in human rights, dr. martin luther king; in civil rights, attorney thurqood marshall; in representative government, attorney general ed-ward brooke of massachusetts; in the united states congress, representative adam clayton powell; in the creative arts, duke ellington; in education, professor john hope franklin; in world Olympic competition, jesse owens. the contributions of these brothers in alpha phi alpha bespeak of the eminence of our Goodwill i ihc Monarch of this House. 272 A $ A OFFICERS President ....— Oscar Jack Cole V. Pres............. Walter Evans Rec. Sec............. James Blake Core. See. _____ Joseph McMillan Finan. See...........Jerome Tolbert Treas........ Walter Murray Dean of Sphinxmen ______________ Leroy Heggs Parliamentarian_________________ Samuel Goodloe Chaplain ........ Charles Curtis Historian _____ Douglas Williams Dean of Probates_____________ 'Ob Sweetheart Dear. The Ecstacy Of Your Fair Quriro, So Dear To Me- W. John Logan A- Delta Sigma £lief a m since the founding of delta sigma theta at howard university in 1913, delta women have continued to maintain the standards and achieve their goals the development of the ideals of fine womanhood; culture, scholarship, personality, leadership and integrity, deltas are found in positions of influence and leadership in every facet of campus activity, this year our service program included participation in the ghandi memorial lecture, the university-sponsored christmas party for under-privileged children; sewing and filling christmas stockings for patients at freed-men's hospital, sponsoring a christmas party with the omegas at st. elizabeth mental hospital; serving at the peace corps information desk; establishing a tutorial program at mott elementary school awarding a $250.00 scholarship; participating in a core voter registration drive, social activities included a successful drive to make soror pippin homecoming queen, a western roundup dance, and the crystal ball. OFFICERS President___ Norlishia A. Jackson Vice Pres., Dean of Pledges_______ Lorrita Powell Recording See.-------------------- Claudette Franklin Corresponding Sec.---------------- Adrienne Macbeth Treasurer ..... Ethclinc Matthews Parliamentarian------------------- Mildred Norman Chaplain------------Delois Briscoe Business Manager__________________ Marsha Pippin Keeper of Records................. Alice Barnett Dean of Probates------------------ Portia Scott Assistant Dean ____ Wanda Oates Chapter Sponsors _________________ Dorothy McAllister Hattyc Young 274 ...but if she wears the Delta Sure wr can grant a schularvhip. Thai” crystal ball! We were happy Pyramids. (1962) . . Yet we're on our way Symbol, then her first love is D.S.T 275 Mugircl Dodton, Xi chapter Kippi mccibrm (I.) and lileen Baxter Scroller queen at homecoming U with the ultimate goal, achievement, as its purpose kappa alpha psi was founded at indiana university in 1911. since that time, the fraternity has grown to include chapters at colleges and universities throughout the united states as well as alumni chapters in a great number of cities, the members in this fraternity are joined together, seeking this goal, thousands of men both in this country and abroad have pledged themselves to this bond, and also to aid their fellow man. in 1920, xi chapter was founded at howard university, in addition to advancing the basic aims and principles of the fraternity, xi chapter has sought to contribute to the social, cultural, and educational program at harvard, its members are all stalwart howard men' who are seeking to promote the aims of the university at every opportunity. some of the activities of xi chapter are the annual flunkers fling, achievement program and the guide right program. - Sweetheart court: (waled) Wintrrn Lafleur, Margaret Dodton, Joann. Scott (nw 2) Houmu Quinn, Jackie Bankett, Sygrid Burke Lealir Kaneo, Brenda Baker (row )) Marilyn Pryde, Pamela tmurdinc. Myina Pope and Franc it DougUm 276 Xi Chapter. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Scroller Pledge Club 1964 OFFICERS Polemarch ........ Frank Satterwhitc Vicc-polemarch .... Lafayette Jackson Keeper of Records .................. Louis Robinson Keeper of Exchequer ......-......... William Turner Strategus .... Madison Richardson Lt. Strategus ........ John Turner Parliamentarian .... Charles Wilson Social Chairmen_________-........... Wendell Campbell Joseph Russell Dean of Pledgees ..... Willis Shaw Thomas Moore Corr. Secretary .... Marshall Howell 277 Alpha Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. the greek letters—omega psi phi symbolize our motto: friendship is essential to the soul. believing that men of like attainments and of similar ideals of fellowship and manhood should bind themselves together in order to approach these ideals; brothers oscar j. cooper, frank coleman, and edgar a. love under the guidance of the late brother ernest e. just, gave birth to our fraternity, on november 17, 1911, in what is now thirkield hall here at howard university, the omega psi phi fraternity was founded. the men of alpha chapter are ever striving to maintain and increase the high standards of excellence, ideals, and the prestige of our beloved organization, the omega psi phi fraternity, incorporated. OFFICERS Dasileus ------------------- R. S. Beale. Jr. Vice Basileus-----------------W. H. Hall Keeper of Records Seal — F. B. Patterson Ass t KRS___________________________C. Trent Keeper of Finance-------------S. H. Guilin Ass t KF............................J. Sykes Chaplain _______________________E. McCants Keeper of Peace —........... A. M. Scott, Jr. Corr. Secretary_______________C. B. Watkins Dean of Pledgees ........ T. H. Broome, Jr. Ass t Dean of Plcdg.............. B. Bates Minbond PmotruKt 279 2 eta Jl]i eta Snmritu zeta phi beta sorors in chapters throughout the united states and africa, recently observed the date of its founding with all five founders living and still engaged in building the image of finer womanhood, scholarship, sisterly love and service. forty-four years ago this year with encouragement of charles r. taylor and langston taylor, members of phi beta sigma fraternity, zeta phi beta sorority were organized on the campus of howard university. the activities of alpha chapter of zeta phi beta sorority have been wide and varied during the stormy months of 1963. sorors participated actively in dap, the march on Washington, carloads to mississippi, the voters drive, the annual leadership conference at the myer elementary school, the observance of finer womanhood week (via cultural program), red cross drive, volunteer work at d. c. general and freedman’s hospitals, and gave its annual scholarship to an outstanding freshman girl, miss ludie kidd. alpha chapter plans to continue to uphold the ideals of zeta phi beta sorority, but, we will not be alone in our efforts, for, zetas everywhere will strive toward this common goal, the perfection of finer womanhood, sisterly love and service. Alpha Chapter OFFICERS Casual Zetas Auboniim Lillian Hobson Ldia Gaines Dorothy Brown 280 Basilcus . Grisclda A Houseworth Anti Basilcus.............Virginia E. Odcllas Tamias ................... Patricia Y. Smith Grammatcus ..............Emma I. Singletary Recording Secretary ...........Marilyn Bowie Activities Chairman .......... Romaine Powell organizations Christian Science Club Sociology Cub 281 senior mentors the mentor system at Howard university was organized by the late dean slowe in 1930. as the name implies, it is a guidance system where the older and wiser lead the younger and less mature, the idea is based on the greek story of telemachus, and mentor who leads tele-machus on to truth, strength, and great victory. originally the senior mentors were guides for freshman resident women, however, within recent years they have served as counselors to upperclass students as well; and they have taken increased responsibility in the women's quadrangle. 282 Slone Hall Council (Seated) V. Hamlin, Carolyn Patterson, A. Taylor, N. Smith, F. Jenken, N. Jenkens, B. Lamar, C. Jeffries, (Standing) B. Good low, V. Patterson, J. Dickens, M. Moore, W. Perry, D. Mac-Toodlc, K. Bruce, C. Taylor, P. Gresham. Career Hall Council (Seated) N. Spaulding. K Hill, L. Buchanan, (Standing) C Stockton, P Sterret, L Williams, l . Williams, G McCrac, 1 . Mciuh.in. 283 Cook Hall T A Sulf fimSW too, K. Brown, T. Malone. 284 Cook IU11 Council (V-aied) I. Cooper. Ouodinj;) K. Williams. I. lUnks, H. (.arapbell. E. Clitpy. .Student Assembly The Student Assembly serve to guide and coordinate many campus activities. C. Anderson, fatuity advisor; W. Collins, O Col . N. Jenkins, P. Hutchings, N Jackson, C. Carson, F. At kitu. D. Fredericks, C. Shell. Campus Pals To give the new entrant a feeling of belonging before he arrises, and to assist him in making social adjustments are the aim of the Campus Pals (Fine Row) P. Hosscll, R Durham. D. Hosier, (Sound How) B Hawkins. N. Fisher, R. Kinder, J. Waters, C Jordan, (Third Row) W. Moore. B. Barrett. S. Stott. N. Jaikson. F. Sattcrwhitc. (Fourth Row) L. ( ranford. I) Ready. D. Williams. P. Anders. J. McMillan, O Cole. (Fifth Ren ) M Morrison. A. Counts, C Patterson. W. Keene, Lamb 285 Business Club TTi« purpose of the club is to give the members an administrative experience gained through club work, in addition to fruitful contacts with fellow students, alumni, fatuity members, and with people and operations in the worka-day world. Mathematics Club 286 (First Row) P. Lightfoot, President; M Mobley. V. President; M Smith. Secretary; M. Wilkinson. Treasurer; W. Jenkins, Parliamentarian; M. MtAlistcr, Publicity Chairman (Second Row) J. Lewis, M. DcLec, Y Marshall, E. Singlcury, F. Matthews. international Club The International Club has i) its purpose, die presentation of opportunities for all in die University Community to experience and to share intinute contacts with other cultures and peoples through the exchange of ideas and participation in group activities designed to enrich the social and cultural life nl all. Caribbean Association The purpose of the organization is to bring together individuals from the Caribbean territories to make available to these individuals ness from the Caribbean, and to foster better relationships betsveen West Indian students and tile American students. 287 American Uieiiuca] Society Political Science Society The Political Science Society bav lor its purpose the furthering � | political knowledge and to provide an outlet lor the member u exercise political activity by uicam ol speakers, debates, and liiKioMuoj. 288 '9X Modeling Club Tbesc lovely young ladies, known as ib« Models Club, not only have .is their purpose the iru-provnnent of the Howard women physically, morally, and socially but alui charity work The club was organized in iyV by Mrs. Maryrosc Allen, and ollcted membership to any loyal and interested Howard woman. Varsity-H Club 289 1'fciivh Club The Frcnili Club h � j� it pui|M� c to militate familiarity with the j� .ikcn French language, and u acquaint student with Frcikh iulturc, tuMixiu, and hutor - Linguistic Club 290 University Wide Movie Committee (left to rifclii) 1 n iid Smith, Helen Britt, Eugeoe Do icr, Josephine Young. Chapel t’sbers (left to right, 1st row) A. Collins. A Mercer, II. Campbell, (irxl row) B. Parker, B ldrirh, J. Scott, II. Pawley. J. Battle. B. Mum Ord row) I Kanvon, I- Within . L. Weaver, K. Mayes. 291 Y. M. C A jnil Y W. C. A. World Allan Club Th World Affair Club t«ks lu pr« m. «c inrcrcM ui international illuri b) olfcnnn interested Mudcnit an opportunity n� intclli cntl) dmuvt international mutt. 292 Pl� )vital fduvalion Majoi Club (left (o right) A. Srwrll, I’rrt ideal; (women); Sulc) juktoo, President aicn); S. Judd, S vrctar ; M. Jordan, Truiuur, Ptnon LatM.ii, Vue PiaiiicM. Marketing Club 293 The aim ol the Marketing Club arc u bciici prepare iu nmuhn (or ibeir careers and (tie advancement of the marketing Kitffir Astronont) Club (left to right) Woodk Jenkins, Jr., President; Funraic T. Mjnhcns, Vice President; Mary Ann McAllister; Arthur Grosman. Canterbury Association The Canterbury Club is primarily established to earc for die religious services of die Episcopalian students on the sampus. 294 Beta Kappa ( hi (left to right, row one) B. Boody. I). Wither , I). Gordon, B. Taylor. I Chamberlain, (row two) l r. David T. Ka . L. Kilxhcnbaum. I Row. G Summerville, L Paemorc, L. Powell, W. Reed, C Robinson. K. Boyd, A. Bat.on. (row three) K. Ramsey. K. McFarland, F. Atkins Association of Women's Students The Association of Women's Students strives to foster finer womanhood; it acts as a civic and cultural aj;cm «m the t.unpus and in the surrounding community. 295 OFFICERS ALPHA PHI OMEGA President ................... Joseph Jackson 1st Vice President .......... Thomas Malone 2nd Vice President .......... Thomas Phillips 3rd Vice President ......... Richard Reiter Recording Secretary .......... Maty Hall Corresponding Set y .......— Wallace Peace Alumni Sec y ................. John Christian Treasurer .............. Archer Mitchell Historian............... Marshall Morrison 296 at Arms ...................... William Keene ALPHA PHI OMEGA NAHOHAL SEWCE FAATERNtT since the establishment of iota phi chapter at howard on may 25, 1948, the chapter has sought to improve campus and community conditions, at present the men of a phi are engaged in more than a dozen service projects in an attempt to better the Washington area, operating a lost and found office, conducting campus elections, and providing help for orphaned children are all included in the services offered by zeta phi chapter. being the world's largest fraternity with over 300 chapters on college campuses in america, one can see that the services of alpha phi omega stretch far and wide, we at zeta phi chapter attempt to contribute to our national aims by promoting progress through service, and thereby seelc recognition as a fraternity with a worthwhile purpose. among its many brothers, alpha phi omega is proud to claim mayors, governors, senators, presidents, educators, generals, and leaders in the fields of commerce, industry and medicine, these men, our brothers, also point with pride to alpha phi omega as a foundation stone to meaningful life. GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA NATIONAL SERVICE SORORITY OFFICERS President ----------Marcia Peters 1st Vice Pres. .— Norma Jenkins 2nd Vice Pres -----.Sondra Kinder Rcc. Sec........Josephine Dickens Corresponding See.________________ Ruby Roscmond Treasurer . ..... Shirley Rawlins Historian _________ Maxine Lc all Social Chairman ____ Betty Evans Gamma Sigma Sigma Krvkc sorority in October of I960 ten university coeds met and formed the girls service club, the ultimate goal was membership in gamma sigma national service sorority, this goal was achieved in 1963 when the club became alpha eta chapter of gamma sigma sigma. Omkrom 297 who's who among merican universities in and college larry gibson baltimore, maryland pat poison christ church, Virginia oscar cole high point, n. c. 298 alvin chisolm jersey city, new jersey 299 300 margaret cowie $ar� fernando, trinidad melvin schnapper Washington, d. c. evelyn phipps pine bluff, arkansas norlishia jackson Washington, d. c. 301 harry johnson Washington, d. c. cora bowie hemphill, texas joseph e. morse tuslcegee, alabama 302 carl robinson monroe, louisiana lonnie I. crawford ovanston, illinois brin hawlcins Washington, d.c. 303 dianne fredericks staten island, n. y. Sidney reedy- jetferson city, mo. trank satterwhite—akron. ohio 304 hollis sobers- curepe, trinidad russell v. gill Washington, d. c. 305 dorothy brown Washington, d. c. dougUs Willi as- r not pictured stolcely carmichael bronx, n. y. willie cook wash., d. c. helmar cooper newark, n. y. ed goode boston, mass, andrew white nashville, tenn. george shell winston salem, n. c. carole jordan Philadelphia, Pennsylvania nathaniel knight baltimore, maryland 307 graduates gladys aikens english ronald harvey alexander zoology anne ruth amos adolphus andrews government JvO college of liberal arts franklin d. alphonso chemistry akpfiong john akpaffiong economics david burke alien accounting vivian amos sociology gerlyn erna austin mercerdee ball sociology elaine v. barber lois m. barnes sociology marilyn t. beale zoology rooert s. beale zoology darnese a. bell zoology 309 milton d. bcrnard zoology james c. blake psychology donald w. blue business administration bruce o. boody robert a. binghom dentistry olmer h. blackburne government ]une c. billings marketing ■ robert boswell history gail bovell zoology corae bowie clothing and textiles 310 yvonne e. boyd Spanish richard I. bradley psychology marilyn e. bowie history robert h. branch government delois briscoe german barbara y. brice sociology eugone m. britt zoology ruth c. brock mathematics henry brockington zoology Solomon brockington accounting - economics 311 Carolyn e. brown psychology dorothy brown political science roberta bruce zoology waiter m. bryant zoology basil v. buchanan history yvonne burnett art denise I. bushby zoology leon e. butler psychology t. wendell butler zoology sardra I. bynum Spanish richard b. cardwell political science stokely Carmichael philosophy joseph carter, jr. zoology robert a. carpenter sociology theodore e. carter physical educatior sondra m. case jacqueline m. Cephas government sociology brenda j. chambers economics phil m. chamberain zoology 313 sandra p. cheevers zoology aleck h. che-mponda government olive m. chen young elementary education alvin j. chisolm zoology mary I. dark elementary education george h. clay business administration inez h. cobbs sociology brenda I. cochran elementary education oscar j. cole. jr. psychology 314 joyce coleman zoology arnetta collins sociology phillip collins music education leroy colter, jr. sociology lonnie crawford government wilbert s. crump history 315 violet currie alphonzo w. davidson zoology gwendolyn davis elementary education Beatrice e. davis psychology delores davis education cora diamond home economics faith e. daniels Spanish arlene r. davis botany patriclc q. defreitas economics john r. dill psychology 316 archie r. donaldson john duncan zoology Icaren edmonds romance languages calvin h. ellis history arnold c. evans zoology charles w. faullcner philosophy marcia h. douglass economics adolphus ealey sociology lucille edwards zoology rosenda feaster history 317 anthony j. ferebee french ellen v. fields economics john r. fields aubrey d. filzgerald hazel d. fleet microbiology benjamin m. fluckus physical education karyle z. fowler zoology claudetie I. franklin history willie f. frozier jr. accounting dianne fredericks sociology 318 alphonso a. frost german peggy j. fulton home economics henry f. gamble chemistry major geer mathematics patricia gibson zoology lascelles w. gallimore chemistry jean m. gatling zoology 'arry gibson government ronald gilkes zoology russell v. gill zoology 319 paul j. gist accounting edward e. goode philosophy donald j. gordon chemistry larry greenbaum zoology ioyce a. gosha english beverly f. greene history harriet I. granger chemistry sheila e. greene botany marion gray chemistry arvell greenwood marketing 320 alyce c. gullattee medicine denison d. harrield political science pansy e. grisham zoology anne m. harris zoology macy hall, jr. zoology otis harris government maxine griffin english thirza m. grigsby sociology Sidney hall botany william harris physics 321 hector g. Harding economics shirley hathcock zoology brin d. hawkins sociology norma Henderson home economics ruby d. henry home economics leonard henderson business administration leslie herbert zoology marcia f. henderson physical education nathaniel hewitt zoology 322 james hill sociology ray a. hill bacteriology lily hirsh psychology helen I. hollinshed sociology rita hodge political science claude hope romance languages charles holland business administration karen house sociology Wallace holland chemistry griselda houscworth french 323 philip hutchings government vedoster Ingram chemistry louis isaocs business administration lee jackson jr, government norlishia a. jackson psychology evelyn jenkins sociology woodie r. jenkins. jr. physics evelyn jennings sociology 324 jauruon johnson chemistry martin g. johnson sociology waiter johnson political science e. carole jordan zoology cynthia Iceller chemistry 325 nathaniel knight history barbara 'ancaster marian j. lacy physical education vincent d. lasse romance languages veronica lamb psychology beverly ledbetter chemistry sheila lammie sociology john t. leslie. jr. business administration 326 alvin j. linton business administration veronica p. Iloyd chemistry Iloyd locke zoology celesta c. lipscomb accounting william logan chemistry lean I. lewis zoology jo Icatherine h. lewis daniel s. little government jeanne g.long english 327 adrierne lyman sociology doris mack zoology isaiah madison government robert a. madoo mathematics adrienne macbeth sociology burton I. mack zoology kenny macfarland joseph e. mander psychology howard f. manly government angela march zoology 328 leo d. massay architecture nathaniel r. matanda economics etheline matthews sociology gloria a. matthews government francene matthews physics janet e. matthews orin matthews music education mary a. mealister mathematics 329 rita b. mccrae psychology james mcgaddye zoology freddie I. mckinney psychology gloria e. mills french arnal r. mcreynolds psychology dorothy mctootle art beverly jo mims sociology charlotte miner elementary education bonita r. moffatt sociology 330 beatrice montague economics rachal monteith psychology s. isador monteso barbara morris business harriet moore sociology ' r genevieve moseley sociology reginald a. moore business administration larry murchison walker moore, jr. psychology gilbert neal zoology 331 patrick noel zoology ethel a. ollivierre government frank b. patterson sociology vincent okobi political science mildred norman history laynette p. padmore marva parkinson zoology zoology Carolyn patterson psychology john w. peavy, jr. accounting lasalle petty jr. psychology marsha d. pippin home economics © Cornelius pitts business administration claye pendarvis chemistry evelyn phipps psychology thelma pippin zoology marilynn h. polk sociology 333 diana porter psychology paul pride government mary proctor history gerald prothero mathematics lorrita powell zoology gloria prather mathematics frank price psychology thomas queen government roger raiford zoology rudolph a. ramsay zoology 334 terry reynolds psychology Stanley r. redwood zoology Sidney reedy english georgette c. ritter psychology wanda rivers accounting lydia riclcs economics gloria richardson government kenneth richardson zoology rawle p. richardson chemistry david roberson zoology 335 edwarda m. reed engiish michael n. roberts marketing carl d. robinson zoology janyce c. rogers elementary education teresa v. robinson political science william rogers sociology esther c. rockette home economics education beverly rogers history ruby j. rosemond elementary education brenda c. ross psychology 336 joan rucker music education melvin schnapper english literature Stanley r. samms alvin m. scott, jr. accounting erlene scott sociology henry ross, jr. accounting wanda a. rousseau sociology kalmann schaeter economics portia a. scott sociology 337 harry n. seymour marketing kenneth shannon accounting o’donald h. sheppard jr. psychology larolyn silos english david shaw botany ruthetta simms economics sandra I. shealy marketing errol sims ■sm. emma singletary german carol a. r. smith sociology john sledge mathematics dianne smith sociology barbara smith english marilyr j. smith mathematics martin singh edward singletary mathematics bernice smith english riora j. smith political science 339 patricia a. smith history patricia smith zoology rudolph smith business administration melvin I. spann chemistry freda r. sparks home economics education carol springer sociology oddie stevens 340 jon d. strother zoology IT Ij ray stuart bettie I. taylor electrical engineering zoology lawrence w. thomas psychology n. thomas mechanical eng. lewis thigpen mechanical eng. Cassandra thompson english lloyd g. thompson patricia a. thompson home economics pearle thompson german lolita j. thornton government william c. threadgill mathematics 341 pauline y. titus medicine charles o. todman. jr. history jerome tolbert zoology mallie j. wagner economics robert townsend business administration elizabeth walker elementary education john turner zoology jacob d. walker, jr. music education lavone vanderveer psychology george ward physics 342 diane weems sociology randolph d. west marketing lynda welch child development yvonne j. westbrook political science charlene c. wells sociology beverly white english janice wadkins drama leon d. weaver sociology maurice wells sociology daniel white sociology 343 sherman r. white physics wisdom d. white, jr. business administration janice e. whitted zoology ellsworth wiggins physical education estelle wilkins government charlotte m. williams child development douglas m. williams government elaine j. williams sociology joan e. williams zoology 344 john t. williams john t. williams robert h. williams zoology Carolyn willoughby sociology Stanley I. wise zoology guy e. witcher government richard wright romance languages roy s. wynn, jr. zoology joseph b. williams mechanical eng. charles a. wilson political science doris withers bacteriology star m. yamba mildred williams sylvia m. wilson zoology joyce a. wright sociology florence a. young botany 345 school of engineering and architecture albriifon, clarence electrical eng. hailey I. baker mechanical eng. berhane beyene electrical eng. helen b. britt mechanical eng. 346 james bryant willie e. coolc. jr. electrical eng. james e. dickerson mechanica' eng. ernest eglen, jr. architecture edwin fairweather civil eng. moses c. florence mechanical eng. edward fowlkes electrical eng. som dev mechanical eng. lincoln donaldson civil eng. pashang esfandiari electrical eng. mack I. friday electrical eng. 347 sharad gandhi electrical eng. narinder k. garg mechanical eng. regirald garner electrical eng. raymond I. george electrical eng. laurence p. goodwin civil eng. bradford griffin electrical eng. william hollinshead architecture adish k. jain mechanical eng. lorentine m. johnson civil eng. mo. nuru: haque 348 leroy lov ery III mechanical eng. harold mack II electrical eng. jj ■ □ i' amarjit mehta mechanic?1 eng. hassan moussave - a civil eng. hiram a. owens manoucher rasson electrical eng. mechanical eng. jalal kashi electrical eng. colonel d. lovett mechanical eng. joseph e. morse architecture david h. ricks mechanical enq. 349 claude I. ross jr. electrical eng. naresh seth electrical eng. surendar k. sharma electrical eng. ibrahim soliman george w. shell electrical eng. ranjit singh sran mechanical eng. edward c. snead jr. mechanical eng. marilynn t. Stanley architecture hollis j. sobers electrical eng. castel g. stone civil eng. 350 charlie todd mechanical eng. william h. williams jr. architecture david tze-ku tzou electrical eng. neville wintz civil eng. charles b. watkins jr. mechanical eng. william a. whitmire jr. electrical eng. darshan d. suri mechanical eng. raye c. r. titus civil eng. joe o. wiggs business administration benjamin t. woart electrical eng. 351 college of fine arts waiter j. archey music education jay s. barber music education leo buchanan drama barbara a. copeland music education wilmerlee dixon music education carl dockery music education john hanson music education 352 harry c. johnson music education bernard mavrit+e music education patricia oolson music education avon stuart voice Carolyn I. macrae drama janice parker drama geveria g. shamburger music education fredericka wilkins music education 3S3 college of pharmacy marcia j. bowman velma s. Schumann john t. daniel jr. Sylvester roberts gurney beclcford graduate school 3S4 daniel akpan liberal arts kenneth mcfarlane liberal arts david newton etelka randolph liberal arts libera! arts myrtice adams social work jerry byrd law school william thomas law school nathaniel r. mcray dentistry Picture of individual � hcmn oo thi potfr mew rev run) � r� |jtr Sr rLarn) in thrir pr -prr 355 college of medicine william j. dixon 356 shirley m. donaldson Sidney I. downs ronald g. feaster Clyde c. freeman cecil d. grimes r. ronald p. hairston clarence haydel |oanne b. ewing gardon c. fraser lyra s. gillette gordon ifill andrewar jackson harold joseph horace laster ernest c. levister. jr. zalman magid eddie mallory glenda I. manley 358 carlotta g. miles Imell w- murphy ■ 1 Hinson robert h. redus. jr. Vivian robinson george richardson abebayo samuel henry scott eugene c. simms donald stovall james e. waiters Oswald warner charles seard roosevelt taylor, jr. james c. watson 360 irving c. williams W jean a. wong marvin h. wilson howard d. wood lowell m. zollar arlenc winfield 361 college of dentistry Stanley a. boucree 382 keith f. anderson therman bauknight james a. black jr. edward r. coran RQ®«- mum roberi I. hollomand william d. jenrette james r. jones anthony dibiase irving freedman roy a. henriques romeo h. lewis jr. 363 Herbert t. miyata james c. nabors kenneth g. ponder joseph a. robertson jr. verdise w. rollins sammy j. seals benjamin f. shaw jr. 364 john a. sines randolph w. sturrup willie f. thompson jimmie s. trimiar Stanley t. uyeyama de witt webster alvin r. williams 365 dental hygiene mary m. baker mary j. dean jeanne s. hubbard jean m. maddox carolyn blicher verna f. bradley sandra r. carter anita hill sarah leonard millicent j. summers linda matthews 366 miles j. austin thomas o. blackman frederick c. booker il hyung chiang jei w. kirn alfred t. lile clarence norman lovell parham george m. madry wonbong p. park malachi d. rountree paul settles frank d. tucked jeremiah w. walker 367 school of nursing ) blanche baker ( Y marjorie e. bigelow • 1 � vil jacqueline w. godson 368 school of law eugene carmichael Cornell I. moore sherman s. barge arthur c. gaston patricia d. lee clarence d. rogers jr. joan burke george gates william h. lewis turner russell 370 v illie smith jr. bobby b. Stafford ruthie I. taylor (mrs.) harold I. thomos lucy r. thornton eddie h. tucker dudley williams 371 school of social work oliv:a v aiken lester f. buster june p. Campbell rose a. carter willie t. dawkins jr. f phyllis r. dean crawford ellerbe 'r. ruth m. fisher james b. green richard gross james b. hardy francis w. green 372 curtis I. hester ada m. lomax ellwood d. macklin carl I. messick ernie r. myers jean e. mowery anna b. pickette gloria russell eulalia v. scott aaron a. smith Christine I. smith 373 marilyn r. smith 374 senior directory liberal arts a kourabatchew abedje add it iImIm, tthiopii. adeboyo ayodele adekayo 7 orogm ■(.. la got. nigcria. beredieterres a. adewusi Mm nigcria amako nelson kingley ahaghotu on� hi r inihitic nigcria. om parkash ahruja ! ' « sijay nagar, nt� delhi. inJu. gladys aikens 161 24 IH ih are.. mhukj. n.y. alpha kappa alpha; snea. daniel y. akpan asm ting ibmno uyo e. nigcria. akpfiong john akpaffiong liman pcs. mitm nigcria. «t« afrit a daisy bell alexander p.o. ho MS. rutkcgec. ala. ronald alexander 156' w. Ilth tt.. jaiktonvillr. la bison tuff. david burke alien 2400 ulbot rd.. Hilrimore. md business club; treasurer; marketing club budget inoun site-chairman ircai.. junior class; senior class council; protect awareness; dean's list: nat. compctilivc scholarship; lave leadership ssorkship. Carolyn louisc allston •22 maiu si. darlingtots. S(. franklin d. alphonso north rd., new amsrerdam, herhice b. go .ana • arnbean assoc.; soccer; swimming chib jean monica ambrose si. das ids. grenada. w i taribbean assoc.; new man club. ruperi b.j. ambrose pomme rose, si. davids grenada, w.i anne ruth amos 4IM carpenter si.. Spartanburg sc. gamma sigma cigma vivian amos 655 dcrarnr st hrooklyn. n y. modern dame tlub; bison sta ; business club, sec.; sociology dub. pres. kernie I. anderson 106 linden tt. Harrisburg, pa adolphus andrews 7lj school sc., dasmna beach, fLa. adsamed air forte tore. robert archie 701 jefferson ase las segas nev. farojollah ardolan chcran, iran. robert spencer ayers IB third st toms river, n i b orna adolphus bailey whim si., sc. pcier, barbados. w.i. mercedee elizabeth ball 3205 Uiurk si. savannah ga. luther timothy banner 405 50th tt . n.e., wasli d c. varsity h” club; football; hatehail; track; basketball elaine Virginia barber 1X428 binder tt.. detroil, nueb. alpha kappa alpha; dame cluh; history tluh. cynthia darnell barnes 36 isrd pi. s-e.. wash . d • alpha kappa alpha lois marie barnes rourc I, rick square. n.t. young dim.huis; tennis dub; tnca; sottology club; business club. marilyn thompson beale 5501 I3lh si u se. wash d c. alpha Ljppj ilpha; bison staff; dean’s list. robert spencer beale, jr. 132 nelson st. durbam. U. •xnrga psi phi. hasilrus; Ilka suif. drew hall; bison staff; dean s list. 376 gurney bastin beckford S dunoon asc kincstnn jaaaica. w.i. business dub: marketing dub; ianMx,m ium.; international dub. darnese augustus bell 1425 kejrncs st., n.c., wash.. d.c. scabbard «. blade; national chemical society. hermine pearl bennett 12 kingswoud asc., kin ston, junaka, w.i. international club: Caribbean (SKIT. charles edward benson 157 xcnia st., s.c., wadi., d.c. mil+on desmond bernard I churrh st., it. anns bay. Jamaica. w.i. beta kappa chi. Caribbean a wc ; track and field. lillian kelsey beverly 4512 foeftth «.. no. brentwood, md. june celeste billings 415 kildarc avg.. n.w.. atlanta, ga. business dub. marketing: clob. sec.; canterbury assoi.; exchange student, whitticr college. elmer henry blackburn 11948 I'Hth st.. it. albans. n.y. snea. barbara ann blackwell 539 -15th st.. n.c.. wash., d.c. Mica. doris elmira blake 5408 hunt pi., n.c., wash . d.c. james conrad blake 3215 Icightun asc.. haltimorc, md alpha phi alpha; drew hall t i staff, pres. barbara jean blount 1225 ncsston st.. n.w., wash., d.c. donald william blue 693 iiler st goldshoro. n.c alpha phi alpha; arnold air society: business rluh; marketing club; cconomkt dub; alpha phi omega; campus pals, homccom ing steering comm. sandra a. blue 417 ingraham st., n.w., wash., d.c. bruce o. boody 124 regent rd . hourda. georgetnwn, b guiana. internaiional dub; Caribbean assoc.; dean's list. robert boswell 1206 s ha user bled los angelcs. calif. omega psi phi; intcr-frat. council, campus pali; bison staff; homecoming sterring comm.; nsa gail patricia bovell 701 apgar st.. Oakland calif. alpha kappa alpha; basileus: angel flight; elections conun.; honors program; campus pali cora elizabeth bowie hemphill. tex omicron no. pres.; alpha kappa alpha, grammatcut; bison staff, senior directory; costumer, hossard players; WMtKOhtUt college board; v. pres., jr. class, scott paper co. tuition scftoiarthip, lucy c. moten fellowship; kappa alpha psi sweetheart coutt. marilyn elizabeth bowie 3832 17th pi.. nt„ wash., ix. acta phi beta, recording sec.; dean of probates ray boyd l76? compostcllu rd.. norfolk, y . yvonne elizabeth boyd 1346 jefferson st . n.w.. wash., d.c. alpha kappa alpha, parliamentarian; international dub; modem dance club, pcoplc-io-pcuple. nsa comm.; Spanish dub. richard lorenzo Bradley 1423 now ton st.. n.w .. wash dc psi cbi. robert henry branch 1614 s. sic tone asc., los angelcs, calif, kappa alpha psi. Barbara yvonne brice 5144 sesc-nth st., n e., wash , d.c. gamma sigma sigma; sociology dub: dance club; aws. delores olivia briscoe 1671 rosedalc st.. n.w.. wash., d.c. delta sigma theta; snea; bison staff; german dub; aws. eugene marquis britt 702 baker st. ahoskic, n.c. omega psi phi ruth ann brock 56 longfellow st., n.w., wash. d.c. henry brockington, III 2522 n. alder st.. Philadelphia, pa. clarie wells brooks 1431 anacostia asc.. n.w.. wash.. d.c. entry. Carolyn ellen brown 175 hoyt st brooklyn n.y. literary club; bison staff; business dub; booster dub claude e. brown 1424 Saratoga as-c. n.e.. wash., d.c. dorothy morse brown 4425 Colorado asc wash dc. political science society, pres.; pi alpha sigma honor society; archomian pledge dub; young democrats; world affairs club; hilltop, typist, student assembly. 377 eddie charles brown, jr. •117 w gram n Katun rouge, la. roberfa either bruce 165 (tack nm, ny.. n.y. •«iminiflg dub; hiwird player ; Si vet tuff; naacp melba syphax bryan 4620 iuwa ate. n . apt. 4 «ath 1 c. waiter maxwell bryant H t liberty 1 leeshurg. va. alpha phi alpha: bison tuff: delta beau coon; golf team; home-tom trig talent Aim «Knm ; un « runner-up; advanced air force rote. basil victor buchanan IRa kew rd . kingvum jamaka w i | l i beta kappa, alpha kappa delta, phi alpha theta, univ. udtcr . t a staff. drew hall; little forum george alatmont burton 19 shcralon park a c . kmgvtou Jamaica, � i denise lucinda bushby 91 6th � 'r . (olumbut, ga hilltop staff. wallet h brook baptist fellowdtip; senior mentor; homo timing ttecring lonun ; btv� n toll. Hedy marie butler 965 terrace a e. baton roug U leon emanuel butler 2 litihlvird a r Cambridge. n a pii chi; hilltop tuff. thomas wendell butler racchanirtvilk. md. arm Id air society. sandra lynne bynum 150-28 inwood � i.. t. mom park. n.y. alpha kappa alpha; senior mentor, wnrnt ela t see.; homecoming tomm ; bison � uff. jennings rudolf byrd 1319 a fat ton ate . baltimore. end c hugo victor caesar port-of pain. trinidad alpha phi tHMvga; imui.iit chemical society; national science foundation research. bruce m. cambosos I HO l lamont � t. n.w wash d.t richard baldwin cardwell III 1652 fair field it w. tnglewood pla a teanetk nj air forte roti advanced torpv. grapevine � uff; world affair tlub. polttbal science society; teak la� toumil; u iob� g club; took lull toumil; homctortnng judge and award comm ; oaatp. young demottat stolcely carmichael 1818 amehy rtr r hronx, n y project awareness; ruatp; hilltop; law robert arthur carpenter 65 n hirtt i . jshiladrlphia. pa national canterbury tortun, assoc; arttokl air sosicty; craraton uAer james randall carroll baltimoiv nsd eloise yvonne carter 4106 htllcfi-main. k an vat tily mo joseph augustus carter, jr. I 517 tay lor � t. n.w., Washington, d.t. nsa. teddy carter 101 t regent u , port the tier, n y. intramural . velois allena cary 262” took it., denier, Colorado. alplu kappa alpha, angel flight; crossroad afrita sandra maria case 1549 ulbcrt terrate s.e., wash., d.c. modem dance club; political uience society; model’ club; world affair club, bison staff. jacqueline marie Cephas Virginia state college. Petersburg va. lampado court; omega psi phi court, junior tla � queen, homecoming steering comm ; ontology club; boward players; campu pal . phil maxwell chamberlain elderslie pO tt eli abeth. januka i. brenda jane chambers MU' Catherine � i philadel|4sia, pa economic club; ntniinu delta epsilon; senior mentor colie blease chappelle 17 w weaver St.. Philadelphia, pa. sandra patricia cheevers 0 1 whittle aid alhany ga delta sigma theta, wesley foundation, univ. uvherv. angel flight, interna luma I tlub. aleck humphrey chemponda ilrla maiul.i, l.ingamika eavt afrita politiial stiente dub; international dub; r. african students union, v. prev. olive monica chen-young 4 path clarendon, Jamaica, w .i. senior mentor; international club; tpanisli dub; vnea; prc . dean’s list alvin james chisolm 92 attor pi, jersey city, n.j. kappa al|iha pvi; beta kappa (hi; naacp; stabbjrd « blade; last rep. 378 cynthia cecelia dark 1825 hrand.iw st.. knoxvillc (rim. kappa sigma debating society; promethean. ed. mary louise dark 25 hope ave.. ptuiic. n.j. delta sigma theta; unis choir; french club; senior mentor: snca; student Christian assoc.; homecoming alumni comm.; wesley foundation; njasp. george henry day 25 ninth court, west Birmingham, ala. business club; erxsk hall council. robert lawrence coates 2607 11 tb st , n.w. Washington, d.c. inez h. cobbs 6276 aldcrlcy st.. san diego. calif. linguistic club pres.; senior class council; chairman, correspondence comm . senior class: varsity h court; house government; Spanish club; sociology club; anthropology club; mock un; bison staff. brenda louise cochran 6J80 german town pike day ton ohio. canterbury assoc.; snca, sec.; homecoming comm.; senior class council; viphomore class sec.; freshman house gosernment, sec.; model's club; (episcopal chaplain,) set.; kappa alpha psi sweetheart court. railford cohen cockfield 710 s. main at., sumptcr, n.c. oscar jackson cole, jr. penny road. rt. 1. box 559. high point n.c last, v. pres.; steering comm., student assembly; alpha |� l� i alpha, res.; inccr-frai council; cochairman, unis, judiciary comm.; ison staff: campus pals: people to-peoplc comm.; advanced rote. joyce elaine coleman •(23 n.w. ttcl icruic. dania, fla. wesley foundation; fremh cluls; homecoming comm. carroll eugene coley 19 gallatin st.. wash., d.c. omega psi phi. arnetta collins 1-412 s. catalpa asc southhend, md senior mentor, honors program: alpha kappa delta; 2nd v. pres.: sociology club; united campus Christian fellowship; chapel ushers, pres.; ed. comm ; lase; dean's list phillip earl collins 6614 Clifton asc., Baltimore, md. gamma ttgnva sigma leroy colter, jr. ■452 c. lo4th it, n.y. vanity h club; track and field maudine rice cooper 660 iglehart ave., � t. paul. minn. business dub bulletin scs. winsor s. cooper 46 charleston asc.. lawntidc, n.j. alpha phi omega; univ. chapel usher board. vivian lee copeland 1213 raum st. n.c. wash., d.c derotha counts 3101 clifton ave., baltimore, md. gamma sigma sigma. courtland vernon cox 2 86 desses ave., bronx. n.y. project awareness; political science society: little forum. lonnie lee crawford, jr. 1819 emerson st.. evanston. ill. intcr-frat. council, president, omega psi plii: homecoming steering comm.; political science sexicty; law, rep.; campus pals; Christmas sseck steering comm ; bison staff. bernice carr crayton 1568 robert c.lee st.. mobile, ala wilbert samuel crump 105 n 50lh si . pi n I .tele- lj li i .i |xi alpha plii alpha; scabbard and blade president; dean's list; advanced rote, brigade commander; linguistic honor society; intramural athletics. d faith elese daniels 1-4 three sicss.s ase. kingston jamais a. w.i. international club pres.: spamsh club: french club. alphonzo lowell davidson 1305 dixon st.. frede ricksburg, SB. arlene roberta davis no. vi ccKhran st.. duquesne. pa. beatrice evelyn'davis II Chester creek rd.. thcyncy, pa. gamma sigma sigma; canterbury dub delores e. davis 418 s. 7th st. newark. n.). °siology c!ul . anthropology club, prcsject awareness, women's athletic atsex. genorice yvonne davis 905 19th st.. to tl. Petersburg. Ha. snea; wesley dub. senior mentor. patrick quinton defreitas 19-'th a� J , bariisa, b. guiana. arnold norfleet delon p.o box I 32, tiillsbom, n.t. cora e. diamond 1417 downing st.. n.e.. wash., Je home economies dub; sttra 379 james sheldon dilday I'M lolumbu rd boston mm economic club. IwincM club. ends hall council, nutp; proj-Ni i«i«ncu john richard dill 619 «m� fwn i n,� wadi. d-C. james burrel dixon 3733 Windsor pi, st. louij. mo. carolun I. dock 3124 24th � t. wash., d.c. marcia henrietta douglas 321 21st st n.f. wash. d.c. Crrman «luh. john albert duncan, jr. MK disisioti l t. n.e.. wash., d.c. patricia robinson dyson 4633 3rd si. s.r., wash.. d.c. e adolphus ealey 4829 ft tottra dr., no 4. ax. wash., dt. art tlub. boosroanine comm; sociology «luh, dormitory tAa staff, hilltop staff. frank william eastwood ■too bun nr 11 1 hr id gr port innn anna maria eaton 1681 r ra church rd. atlanta. ga alpha kappa alpha. karen ann edmonds 40 brllrsuc rd., new- haven, conn. lucille elizabeth edwards 316 Columbia rd . n.w- wash d.c. armettr excc. officer; lampados court; nM|P P� i phi court, homecoming corooation comm.; aw♦; bison suff louise s. eighmie 3336 addison rd. n.e.. wash. dc. f george waiter farmer 3332 harccy as ., Cincinnati, ohio. charles william faulkner 4812 iowa as ., o w wash. dc. rosenda d. feaster 1900 mississippi as ., � .e, wash., d.c. pauletta fellows I547 cast xion, tulta, nlcla. anthony jay ferebee 1420 tomato st.. | hila lc'lphi4, pa french club; spanuh cluh. ellen Virginia fields 907 summit st., darts), pa. gamma sigma sigma; alpha kappa delta; economics dob treat.; business club; christian science cluh; sociology club; german dub; histsn staff , intrrcollrgiatr red cross council. hazel dianne fleet 833 3lit . nc.. wash , d.c. hudie benjamin fleming 1874 new hampshirc ate. wash. d.c. benjamin michael fluckus 4327 new- hampshirc ate., wash . d.c. karl Constantine folkes 5 middle ton ave kingston jamaica, w.i. juanita delores foster 1418 mad 1 son st . n w. wash . cLc. karyle zeffie fowler 182' harriot st, hcaumoni, its campus pals; homecoming steer.ng comm ; protest awareness; alpha phi alpha, deans list; cook hall council: naacp; beta kappa chi. margaret elizabeth foy 286 fair si., paterson. n j. claudette I. franklin 4230 dix st.. n.e wash dc delta sigma theta, second national s. pres ; bison staff, actisitirs editor; snea. kappa sigma debating society, modern dame dub; hilltop staff dianne patricia fredericks 68 clinton st, staten island ny alpha kappa alpha, hndiwus. senior class treat.; ms, first s-. pecs; angel flight; broader horizons. VKiologs dub: senior mentor judiciary comm . chairman patricia a. friday 1224 me duffir ace Columbia, s.c delta sigma theta alphonso a. frost 7l4l seventh st., n.w.. wash d.c. peggy jo fulton 3008 third ase . Inst angelrt calif senior mentor; home economics club; univ. ushers; new man cluh, women's judiciary comm 380 g lascelle Washington gallimore 27 woodglcn dr, kingston, januica, w.i. amcrican hemic al society. henry floyd gamble, III 2212 first st n.w., wish., d.c. kappa alpha p i thelma luck gardner 1217 constitution asc.. n.c.. wash d.c. jean marie gatling 914 eighth st.. n.c., wash., d.c. major geer, jr. 515 dunstan st. durham. n.c. math club, trcas.; univ. usher. larry steven gibson 2805 Virginia avc., haltimore. md. lasc. pres.: kappa alpha psi; joint-forces commander rote: little forum: political science society: ucsoa: cook hall council. patricia ann gibson 650 morion st.. n.w.. wash., d.c. alpha kappa alpha. sylvia Florence gilford 226 w. 15th tt, n.y. n y. armettes. rusell v. gill 1429 shepherd st.. n.w.. wash. d.c. bison staff, alpha phi alpha, coordinator nsa. � . pres . maton-dixon region international slub; peoplc-topcoplc program, executive comm.; univ. ccnirt planning and advisory council; campus pals. ronald leonard gilkes 216 t st. n e., wash . d c. freshman steering comm.; campus pals; canterbury club. gwendolyn faye gillespie 6029 third st.. n.c.. wash., d.c. harry george gist 20 jewett ase.. jersey city, n j paul james gist 1501 e st., n c . w ash . d.c. varsity basketball; business club; varsity h club. barbara laverne glover H45 stevens rd.. s.e. wash., d.c. edward ernest goode 5 Carlisle st., boston mass. ed. comm, co-chairman; univ uvherv; honors program; project awareness; phi beta kappa; dean's list; experiment in international living, college ambassador to greecc. edythe shirley goode 9? horton avt., new rochelle. n.y. betty jo goodloe 119 mas ndj|� avc.. durham. na. donald joseph gordon 9919 grayson avc. silver spring, md. I ctj k.ippa chi. pres.; amertcan chemical society: rote rifle team; varsity rifle team, capt.; reading club; phi beta kappa; merck index award: hciward alumni award: distinguished military science student: lubrirol award. joyce adlene gosha 121 s. 16th ase . pheomx city, ala gamma sigma sigma, delta sigma theta; snea. shelia lorraine graham 52-25 103rd st.. corona, n.y. harriet louise granger 235 spring st., trenton n.j. delta sigma theta: senior mentor; honors program; dean's list; mcrck index award: alfrcd s. spriggs award james sherrod grant 2205 |jk dr., texarkana. tex. marion wilson gray 596 s. liberty st., Spartanburg, s.c. amcruan chemical society trevor barrington gray 112 third st.. n.c., wash., d.c. clyve lennox greaves 5 fifth st.. mi lambert, trinid.id w.i. larry greenbaum 9119 manchcstcr rd silver spring, md Chicago herald tribune award; tuition scholarship; sporti editor of hilltop; � Ih-ss learn; student publicity worker for info, service statistician, baseball; meric book award beverly f. greene 498 greene ase . brooklyn. n.y. world affairs club; history club; phi alpha theta. bobbie will greene 2501 fairfax ase . brsscmcr. ala. shelia elaine greene 1650 juniper st nw.. wash., d.s. international club; Caribbean assoc. varvell greenwood 5.51 tcnnessce avc.. n.c . wash . d.c. business club, pres; bison staff, business manager; marketing club, campus pals, senior class council: intramural basketball maxine griffin 733 greene ve., brooklyn, n.y. slowc hall council; homecoming comm, reception. thirza marie grigsby 2016 oakridge dr , day ton. ohio. sociology clul . canterbury house; armettes; rote court; alpha court; sphinx court. pansy eugenia grisham 407 n w Ith ase pompano beach, fla. slowc hall council; waiter brooks foundation; homecoming program comm. joseph john gross 1258 aspen st. n.c., wash . dx. anju grover 4910 patcl nagar, new delhi, india. 381 h robert eugene hackley 206 well ave.. nr, rwnoke, a. macy givings hall, jr. 39IH 18th n . wash , d.c. alpha phi omega Sidney hall 40 hjrt « monifun hav jinuki. w.i. Sidney maurice hall 9)3 Mh not folk. � � . william hall 1) 66 «JthinKton � � ., n.y.. n.y. hector george harding 40 dunda ficeiown � ictra Icon. emory earl hardy, jr. 724 kcn on iL, n.w., wadi. d.c. denison d. harrield, jr. 47 ttui ave., tremor n.j. world affair «lub; political uimic weidy; jdun.nl af role; univ. other; «oJc foundation; dean li (; ux4 hall idtiiort •raff. ann Constance harris 32) mcr.hant � t.. arabridge. pa. austin gerald harris 467) h � .e., wath., d.c. otis Sylvester harris 5809 fifth � t.. n.w., with . d.c. william mckinley harris 2) 5 whitcomb M., richmond, va. shirley ann hathcock pa box 222. alachua. fia. � olt) foundation ki.; inyd flight, fund. michael lee haupstehein 340) fifth tt n.w . «jih . ilx. brin doris hawkins ' MM alaska ate., n.w., wjih., da. delta tijtmj theta: gamma «ignu tignia; aw , campus pal , re voiding tc ., biton � taff; homecoming talent � how comm.; inter-torortiy council. pre .; tpanidi club. donald avon haynes 5907 ar.h � t„ Philadelphia, pa. owen leroy heggs. jr. 3160 t I )7th t . Cleveland, ofaio. alfdu |4 i alpha. itucr-ftat tuumil; tampui pal . helen carolyn henderson 1710 lang pi . nr., wash , U. delta sigma theta. lenonard nathaniel henderson 26 union ate. ml. etnon n.y. ar� ii) tlub; bu inc� � club. marcia francine henderson ICM9 mavum tutiier rd., atlanta. ga norma jean henderson 1803 taylot � t . n.w wash.. d.c. delta vignu dicta, home Ctooomica dub; arr.tr Kin home economic a� oc . alpha phi alpha court. ruby obertha henry braxton hill, jamaio w.i. leslie ann herbert 1493 ridge rd.. w. wtllumton. ay. nathaniel edrington hewitt box 30). chritiiantfrd. 1. croiX u.c virgin itland. rudolph hickman 5611 fifth i„ n.w. wash.. d.c. james otis hill 18)6 im allitter 1. tan francimo, calif ray alien hill 3518 chimira Line, housum, tcx. education comm ; cultural comm; tarter hall council; co-chairman; etudent assembly. newman club. melvin louis hines 1211 ttaplet U. nr. Hath dx. ctonomita club, butine club. veronica lamb hines 2017 rotcwivod t.. houtton, lex. newman club; biton ttaff. lily hirsh 2641 myrtle avc, tic wath., d.c. bison staff; pcople-Co-pcopIc program; chairman; nsa; international club; homecoming hospitality conun.; ttudcni directory. rita jean hodge rt. 2, box 28. axion, a political science society; Mica. zenobia holbrook 4429 Colorado ate., n w . wash., dc. Cleveland holland pxjjct.mn. bttiitli guiana. Ixjtinett dub; marketing club; economic club; advanted al rote. Cleveland holland gcotgeo wn btiiitli guiana. Wallace william holland 1612 oti n.c , wadi , d c. helen lavon hollingshed 77 tpokand. Cincinnati, obio nea; caaunuahy service project tolunteer; sociology club. tr. pres; tlowc hall council; wrtlr) foundation. 382 wilbur holmes 2509 lorraine avc., Houston lex. carlton edward cooper 21 uyirham rd london. england. claude Hilbert hope karen yvonne house 5029 urgent rd.. n.t., wash., dx. a I pit lappa alpha: gimnu sigma sl(tma: elections comm.. vice chairman; campus pal , vicc-chaintun; homecoming talent show, comm.; h book staff. griselda annette houseworth 1961 guidon rd., .w.. wash dt eta phi beta, basilcus; french club: Spanish club; campus pals; intcr-sorority council. elsie marie hudley 110? ostn pi., n.c. wads. d.c. john wesley huguley, III 1448 whittier pi., n.w.. wash dt. che-mponda aleck Humphrey mamla. unganyikii, east africa cast african students' union in the amcricas florence ray humphrey 55 la salle st, n.y., n.y. bow.ud players, modem daiKe club; sociology club; chess workshop; literary club; business club. philip I. Hutchings 1557 cast boulec.ird, Cleveland, ohio. world affairs club. v. pres.: unit' ssidc student assembly, chairman; senior class council; project awareness; political science society: naacp; hilltop staff; special projects com01. lax. I vedoster ingram 614 Pennsylvania ave.. ext., roclicster. pa. alpha phi alpha, amcritan chemical society. louis st. clair issacs 10 a brunton st boston, mass. arthur I. jackson p.o. box 216, anahuac, in omega psi phi. couglas clinton jackson IHfio michigan Oklahoma city, okla. jacqueline mcivon jackson 156 franklin st.. Stanford, conn. lee jackson, jr. 2868 west lavlor st . fort wiync. ind. campus pals: kappa sigma debating society: Howard players; political science society; world affairs club. norlishia a. jackson 702 barites si., n.e. wash., d.c. della sigma theta, pres.; promethean staff, co-editor; campus pals; bisoo staff: psi chi. dean's list: mason scholarship award; campus reporter for i! utur phyllis mildred jackson 609 ilaymont ace., haltimorc. rod. gamma sigma sigma, first . pres. Stanley thomas jackson 8821 brooks die rd. silccr spring rod elizabeth jenkins 5 bradhurst avc., haw thoren, n.y. judith e. jenkins 1355 luckerman s«.. wash, d.c. woodie rauschers jenkins, jr. 610 park rd.. n.w.. apt. 33. wash d c. mathematics club, parliamentarian; astronomy club, pres.; naacp. evelyn jennings 310 m st. n.w., wash., d.c. sigma gamma rho; honors program; dean's list. Catherine jerry 704 s.e, seventh st gaincsville fla. angel flight; german club; wesley foundation; spanisli club. paula lucille jewell 1603 dembar st., greensboro. n.c. broader horizons, ambtssador to Sweden; hilltop staff; phi alpha dicta; kappa sigma debating society, research librarian: senior mentor, honors program: alpha kappa alpha, ivy leaf reporter; student c.cdiangc program charles franklin johnson 3100 aw. 49th st.. miami, fla. charlese v. johnson box 316, aiken. sc. psi chi. javron waiter johnson 1603 mckinley ave.. atlamic city. n.j. lou alien bell johnson 707 mohlte st.. haiiirsburg. miss. martin gibbs johnson, jr. 727 c 60ih st., chisago. ill. sociology club; senior class. pres. richard franklin johnson, jr. 533 dark st.. orangeburg, sc. robert johnson 4 40 spring garden st. reading pa. 383 waiter irender johnson M2B (iiiuacfauwtn ase, n.hmond. va political v rcncc society: world affairs club wiliis donald johnson 43 northwest si. aniupolu. md carolyn g. jones I HU somerset | l n w «i h. di sylvia e. jones 1304 somerset pi n.w., wash.dc. edna carole jordan 6333 he id in st Philadelphia (vi delta sigma theta; dean's list: Use sec.; homecoming steering comm. gen. see.; senior mentor; angel Might, res ses : umpire pjls uxhjirman: inler-sorurity touruil, skrne hall council; modem danse club. hadw) slub michael dennis jordon 3021 illinois ase, aw. si ., dc. marshall d. joseph 2041 w. bl d. let angclct, lalif. ■ I|dsa phi omega norris m. jaurawan 2’ 17 20th St., n.e.. wish . da. k cynthia gertrude keller 2«26 reesl si Philadelphia pa alpha Lappa alpha, phibster: senior mentor, pres.; senior claw council; homecoming steering iomm . student asscnibl). willie kelly, jr. 6436 minors a st. rhnago. ill. yvonne eileen kelly 492.3 kirby esc., Cincinnati. ohio john w. king 3 7 ris 11side drise. n y., n.y. b. nathaniel knight 23 srlingion ase . halnmnre md (o-shairman freshman steering iomm.; prcsidmt sophomore and junior classes, soolt hall staff rep ; homecoming steering iomm.. deans list, honor's program: lucy molen fellowship; unit-. stand aid iomm . history honors club; broader hoei om marian joyce lacy 99 fairs icss ase.. lansdown pa. shelia audrey lammie 17 balmcral ase, kingsnm. jamaiu. w.i. vincent d. lasse fries os nuin rd. point fon in tnnidod. w.i. beverly eliiabeth ledbetter 1601 worms si . Houston rex. alpha kappa alpha. 1st anti-baaileus; irmeftet: gamma sigma sigma; bison stalf. art and layout editor; amcricon chemical society, sec.-treat.; homctoming steering committee; senior mentor; broader hoti ous. ml lege ambassador to great hritain; campus pals; xmat week steering comm. maxine angeline legall 2003 ruth st Houston tr . gamma sigma sigma. john thomas leslie 817 seventh st. n.w.. wash., dc business club. Christopher chingkit leung 24 shmg tak st., kowlo city, hong kong. china. jean leomine lewis forest reserve, trinidad w.i vincent raphel lewis 1310 gullatm st. n.w wash. da. alvin j. linton 3323 ttanton rd . sc , wash., d.e. calesta carroll lipscomb 623 farragut st, n.w. wash dc daniel s. little 3722 hates ne wash d.c political kicmc society: world allairt club; naasp veronica patricia lloyd r� . 3. box 124. iharlcston. si amerisan chcmual society. lloyd ramsay locke fromc, jamaira, w.i. international ilub; Caribbean assoc.; soccer team; cricket team jeanne gertrude long 646 oris pi., n.w., wash. d c. snea. treat; bisem staff. c spy editor; modern dance club; hilltop; xmat week, titering omm . howard players, homecoming coronation comm ronald a. love 3731 butternut si . e chiugo. md adrienne lyman 23H rossdaie M„ houtton, tea. sociology club. m adrienne macbeth 1943 sesenth ase.. n.y.. ny delta sigma theta, senior mentor, naj.p. sociology club: anthropology dub. bison staff. 384 burton leroy mack 328 Oakland St.. trcnion, n.j. doris louise mack I12-|7(h it., n.c. w«h.. dc. frcmh club; swimming club. isaiah madison Central ddivtiy lake cormount, miss. world affair ciub; political science society; wesky foundation, v. pres.; ihcsapcakc area msm v pres ; national msnt comm, on race relations; a. falk assistantship appointee. jean marie maddox 6l0 1 2 to I be rt bl d„ opelika. ala. joseph eugene mander 1308 n 5trd si.. Philadelphia, pa robert albert madoo 70 abcrcromly st., port-ol spain, trinidad, w.i. joan marion manigault 4924 just st.. n.c.. wash., d.c. Howard telton manly 1022 31st. st., new port news. va. air force assoc.; political science society; world affairs club. angela marie march I I john cliot sq., boston, mass. franz reichard marshall 1369 north Carolina ace . n.c., wash., d.c. Iloyd c. martin 4346 h st., s-c.. wash, d.c. robert martin 3940 clay pi. n.e. wash dc. duane mcmillan mason 1309 clifton st.. n.w., waslt.. d.c. etheline matthews 5416 second st.. n.w.. wash., d.c. bison staff; sociology club; delta sigma theta treas.; Caribbean assoc., international club; nuclein dance club; women's recreation assoc francene theresa matthews 5539 bass pi., s.e . wash., d.c. astronomy club; modern dance club; women's recreation assoc.; international club; Caribbean assoc. gloria ann matthews 1478 chapin st., n.w., wash . d.c. chestivia may 1820 mississippi av«„ s.e.. wash., d.c. mary ann mealister 113 chicon st., auttin, tea. pi mu epsilon, alpha kappa alpha; gamma sigma sigma; international club; snea; mathematics club; astronomy dub; senior mentor; weslcy foundation. warner mae mccain 4-41 di st., n.e., wash , d c. james eugene mccannon 521 crittrnden st , n w., with , d.c odell mccants 317 north alfrcd st. wash . d.c. melba ann mccoy 401 cast 42nd st.. Houston, lex alpha kappa alpha; newman club; german dub; mathematics dub. ralph herbert mccoy 18 30 kendale ave. mem phis, tenn business dub; univ. choir; concert choir; homecoming steering comm.; Howard players. rita brenda mccrae 1117 e. grand st.. clizabcth n.j. kenneth g. mcfarland Hague dctncr.tr.i. british guiana. esther meghee box 1111, chiefland, fla. james Clifford megaddye 131 webster st., n.w., wash, d c. robert b. mckay 13 pennington st., patterson, n.j. freddie lee mckinney 8707 capitol ave., Cleveland, ohio. henry leroy mcneil, jr. 95 pashicy ave.. trcnion, n.j. arnold r. mcreynolds 302 47th it., n.w . wash., d.c. dorothy nancy mctootle 43 banks ave., rocks illc center, n.y. boosters club; national student assoc.; freshman steering comm. augustus alien melton 4104 18th st-, n.c., wash., d.c gwendolyn ray milan 3010 wTstwood ave.. baJiimurc, end. gloria evangeline mills 834 5th at., ne., wash., d.c. frcmh club; international dub; dean's list. beverly jo mims 2812 wheeler ave.. houston. tex. sociology club; alpha kappa alpha; weslcy foundation; senior mentor. charlotte maria miner 1318 irving st. n.e., wash., dx. bonita moffatt 7043 lincoln dr., Philadelphia, pa. beatrice frances montague 624 nichdson st . n.c.. wash . d.c. ccooomics dub; business club. 38S rachael eleanor monteith 121) ouiuo rd columbu. %x. armrttrs. pmflu sigma sigma. sensor meniof. international dub harriette I. moore 144 broad st. Klnu. u. gamma sigma Mgma; snee. senior mentor; sociology club; m reginald alphonso moore rt. ), box 13. new bcm. n.c. walker burlin moore, jr. 2)37 w. nugjjlnr sc, louisvillo. ken umt usher, advanced af rote; campus pals; amold air society; •V boob staff. thomas knapper morgan 466 burrow sc. pittsburg. pa. kappa alpha pet. Barbara elaine morris 63 nark end pi, r M orange, n.j. butt art club, we.; forum comm.; women recreation a oc.; canterbury tuoc genevieve elaine moseley 1230 � . markoc l.. Philadelphia, pa. tampu pals; canterbury club; german dub; sociology club; Kaitinu ngma sigma; slowc hall council; world affair club. n jonathan nartey box 62. oduma e, Icroko, ghana. david j. newton, jr. 2919 benton bled., kancat city, mo patrick adolphus noel 26 young st., guap. trinidad. w.i. mildred ella norman 6214 second sc. n.e., teach., d.c. dclu sigma thru, parliamentarian; history club; Sec.; bison tuff; homecoming alumni comm ; inea. o vincent sunny okobi 79 aggrry rd.. pon-harcouri ethel ann ollivierre 414 r hainet si . Philadelphia, pa. hianctoming; xmas wk steering comm . political science society; world affairs club; senior mentor; slowc ball council. P martin lancelot padarathsingh shcr-if si. tuuapuua. trinidad, w.i. Caribbean assor.. president; international club; ameriran chemical society; varsity soccct team, captain; varsity cricket team, sec.; all south soccer team. lynette patricia padmore 326 kenyon sc, o.w., wash., d.c. beta kappa chi. carolyn viola patterson rt 3. box 104 pasadena. rod. campus pals; canterbury club; slowc hall council; hilltop staff; international club. frank byron patterson 2119 quitscy ., i r, with . dr. omega psi phi; biacm editor-in-chief, hocnecoming steering committee; ”h' book staff; oniv. choir; student assembly: campus pals; delta beau court; community service project comm.; associate collegiate press conference. patricia ethel patterson 1701 d 1., IK-, wash., d.c. sarah elizabeth patton 2822 race st., cienver. colo tic dim an honors program; scroller court; project awareness; dean's list; senior class queen marva imelda parkinson 1122 f sc, n.c.. wasli.. d.c. james ramsay parris north shore. Pembroke, c . bermuda carlos raymond paul 16) c. m rd.. tacangua, u unclad w.i. nathaniel solomon pearson 2018 peach sc. Portsmouth, ea. john wesley peavy, jr. ■1120 iunis st., houston lex. chairnun auditing comm, business club; maikcting club; hilltop. auditor. claye pendarvis n. I hauldysillc, s.c. a mold air society, amcmaa chemical socict . floyd perkins 1401 fairntcest st.. n.wr, wash., dc. lasalle petty, jr. 10” giln� cr asc n.w., roanoke, sa. adsanced jf rod; arnold air society; (Si staff, drew bail evelyn louise phipps 3 Watson bled pine bluff, ark. ucsoa; psi chi. alpha Kappa alpha, aws; president; senior mentor; bison staff; homecoming Meeting coronc; deans list; intcr-sotor-it council; broader horiroti program. marsha dale pippin 39 r st n s ., wadi d.c. delta sigma theta: business manager; aws; cojiairmaa. annual women's dinner; home csomuniss club, president; sweetheatt 386 r omega psi phi; scroller court; plasmatc; latupadm court; homecoming queen. thelma eldine pippin 59 r si., n.w.. wash d.c. delta sigma theta; aw� ; kappa sweetheart court; omega psi phi playmate court; stroller court. Cornelius c. pitts 1451 bclmont st. n.w., wash., d.c. betty I. plummer 1128 8th st.. nc.. wash., d.c. marilynn helen polk 1501 n. pulask: st., baltimorc, tnd. lamonia clare pollard 914 n.c. lOtli st.. Oklahoma city. okla. diana patricia porter 605 w. state st.. Iren ton, nj delta sigma theta; senior mentor; canterbury club. lorrita delores powell 642 franklin st.. n.e.. wadi., d.c. delta sigma theta, v. pres.; beta kappa chi; dean's list; aws; cam-pus pals. gloria e. prather 1150 b ik ha run st., n.w.. wash., d.c. alpha kappa alpha;pi mu epsilon frank turner price rt. I, box 525, Salem, sa. janice louise price 509 l4dt pi., n.w.. wash., d.c. mary cecelia procter rt. I. box 52. waldorf, md. grafton houze prophet 1710 webster st.. n.w., wash , d.c. gerald dennis prothoro 4087 buena vista avc. detroit, mich. castle yvonne pruitt 401 Icdboctcr rd.. spindale. n.c paul lanier pryde, jr. (17 shepherd t. n.w.. wash . d.c. q thomas howard queen 755 12th st s.e.. wash., d.c. political science society: svorld affairs club. roger raiford 1010 benbow rd.. greensboro. n.c. rudolph a. ramsay 585 shakespc.tr rd.. Itmdon. cngland. robert stewart randall 4220 argyle terr.. n.w.. wash. d.c. Stanley r. redwood 50 dorado dr., kinpton. januica. w.i. edwarda marie reed 2711 nit cornel! id., greensboro, n.c. delta sigma theta; senior mentor; angel flight; honors pf(V gram: aws; canterbury assoc. Sidney joseph reedy 807 dunklin st.. jefferson city, mo. william revely jr. 408 mercer ave., cosington, va. danville Washington reynolds II nindi st-. kingstosi, Jamaica, w.i. terry james reynolds 4759 bessic st.. st. louis. mo. barbara jean richardson 1505 s. rolfe st., arlington, va. gloria m. richardson rt. 2, box 69. spring hope, n.c kenneth augustus richardson fresncll's hill, pemhrokc e hermuda. rawle peter richardson 52 gonrales hill helmont. ptot-of-spain-trinidad. w.i. lydia lavinia ricks I7I0 iackton st. n.c.. wash., d. c. georgette carolyn ritter 2505 14th st., n.c., wash., d.c. juanda glo rivers 92” � 24th st., muskogee, okla. alpha kappa alpha, anti grammatcus; senior mentor; slowc hall council. david roberson 405 62nd st, fairfield. ala. michael newton roberts box 22, (instead, jamaica, w.i. varsity soccer; Caribbean assoc.; business club; marketing club; Isilltofs, business manager; dean's list. Cornelia b. robertson rt. 5. box 652, damillc, a. political science society; waiter brooks foundation; snea. 387 carl dayton robinson 4102 |i.kv n Hi monroe, la. alpha phi alpha; beta kappa chi. national science honor sod-cn; prnidroi of freshman and sophomore dam; chairman of student directory; cook hall t a staff, campus life comm., last, treasurer; last budget iwrnii., chairman; dean's list; ntf undergraduate research colleague in zoology; nsa. Harold b. robinson 1245 n. 57th � t., Philadelphia, pa. teresa v. robinson 113 ingrahani ft., ns., wash., d.c. annrttre, commander; alpha kappa alpha; political science society; world affairs club; aws; homecoming steering comm.; hi ton staff; sphinx court: army rote own; dean’s list. esther cooper rockette 29 Columbia terr., w instoovaletn, n.c. home economics club; ahea; modern dance club. beverly jill rogers 1074 noiihgaie ct, unioodale. n.y. janyce c. rogers 12d Cornwall u.. Hartford, conn. delta sigma theta; homecoming talent show-, see.; campus pals; bison staff: snea; standards comm for student center; aws; junior clast council. william rogers 115-58 198th st.. si. a I bans. n.y. varsity h. charles henry roman 1431 t. st.. n.e.. wash. d.c. alexander carl romeo, jr. north shore, pemhroke w. bermuda esmie adessa rose exchange lodge rd., jamaica, w.i. ruby jeanne rosemond 6739 I 3th pi., nw. wash.. d.r. gamma sigma sigma, dean of pledgees; snea; united Christian fellowship brenda claire ross 2031 lumlin at. n.e., wash., d.c. aws; world affairs club. henry ross, jr. wanda anne rousseau 1923 w. 133 st.. lot angclcs. calif. burchell ashley russell ruhmond vale, cedar valley po„ jamaica, w.i. s Stanley reynolds samms 3315 l .th si., n w-„ wash . d.c. royal james sams 23 46«h pl.n� , wash . d.r. waiter henry senders 4820 new hampshite a -. n w„ wash . d.c. frank j. satterwhite 4'9 chuicnden st.. akron. ohio. homecoming steering cimrn, chairman, kappa alpha psi, pole-march icalmann schafer 6713 gilbert pi., takoma pk , md melvin schnapper 901 wrlwier st.. n w . wash . d hilltop, editor. alvin martel scott, jr. 1205 sltHumh st.. goldtboro. n.w. omega pti phi, business stub: biton tuff, assistant business manager; araold air society portia alexandria scott 1317 hunter st. n atlartra. u sociology club; bison staff; delta sigma theta: hilltop reporter robert louis settles 8611 cilia rd , tncinphit. iron antionette sewell I lui mithigan asc . n e , wash . d.t harry nathan seymour 239 Honda ase., n w. wash., dc. willis david shaw 320 cue lid a� . akron, oIimi kappa alpha psi sandra lacon shealy Hampton st. sag harbor, long islaisd. n.y. Ini si ness club, marketing stub, senior mentor; language lab. technician: ufliv. others: women's ludidary comm; Spanish club. loroilvn voncele silas 125 modest st, lakeland, fla. senior mentor. edward alphonso singletary 1309 Clifton st.. n.w . wash . d.c. emma isadora singletary 1002 I Ith st, n wwash .d.t. eta phi beta: german club; fren.h club frederick sledge 06 hats, roll ase . greensilie. n.c. barbara jean smith 527 north si., layettes ill m bernice odessa smith 35| pine st. front royal, sa. carol ann roslyn smith 2700 breiiiwood rd., n.e., wash , dc. sociology club. set., anthtopology club. sec. joyce e. smith 3311 Illinois ase.. n.w . wash . d.c 388 marilyn jeanette smith W9 f Wih, houtton, ccx. mathematics luh; k : uiroituffly ilub, activities chairman; wnior mentor. nora jean smith 912 central !., dye rebury, icon. political C lessee tiniet . sec.; llowc hall rep. to student assent bly; world affair club: young democrat ; � nea; slowe hall fix-it comm patricia ann smith 65 willi st. peon grott, n. j. history club, worlds affair ih� i wwa: •««' dormitory council. rudolph d. smith 550 hainbridge � t., Brooklyn, n.y. mona somers 126 aclarm st, n.w, wash , d c melvin spann 26 chamber (L, urelton. pa kappa alpha p«i: ttudrnt affiliate, amcruan chemical society; drew lull dormitory council; carter hall council; homecoming parade tomm freda ringqald spards 5 0I ninth 1., n.w.. wa h , dc. ahra- home economic cluh julienne henderson spriggs 2647 myrtle avc.. n. c, w h., d. e. carol ann springer 674 rate a e.t memphi . iron thomas stevens too jefferson st, a w., w a h . d r wilhemina stevens 612 sixth n r . wash. d r. carlos g. stewart 1106 W. fir t st, dat too, ohio tan clifton george stone thornpsem town p. o.. Jamaica, w. L jon david strother 4709 16th ft. n.w, wash, d.c. arnold air society; civil air patrol, inst. t bettie louise taylor IR00 n canitol st.. n.w., wash, d.c. angel flight, commander; alpha kappa alpha, social chairman; beta kappa chi. � . pres.; alpha phi alpha sweetheart court harold edward taylor 445 megregor avc., Cincinnati, ohio. michael miles thelwell 9 wurthington. kmguoa. Jamaica, w.i. felix earl thomas 950 holt at., montjpienen. 1� . lawrence wesley thomas 2400 second avc., no. I0g, n.y., n.y. anterican chemical society; univ. choir; kappa sigma debating society. marilyann helen thomas 882 nrUrxJo ace . west hemptiead. n.y. al ha kappa alpha, canterbury club; boward players; campus cassandra ann thompson 415 ingraham � t., n.w., wash., d.c. � nea. patricia ann thompson .561 osage f.. front royal, va. home economics club; ahea. pearl elizabeth thompson 1605 s. st, nw, wash Ac. german club; french dub; nea. lolita jean thornton 2741 w. adams t. chit ago. ill. ctamton usher , angel flij st; senior mentor; world affair cluh; bison stall; hnward players. william calvin threadgill 612 n. Indian.! avc., ailamic city, n. j. m a the malic club; tuacp; basketball; track. muriel kay tillinghast 749 girard ft-, wash., dc. vincell clarice tinsley 28 bryanc t. n.w, wash., Ac. charles o. todman, jr. 1022 longfcllow avc, brume, n.y. jerome v. tolbert 1200 e. seventh 1. west point, p. alpha phi alpha; marching band. d'arcy a. tons 42 sackville st, poit-of-spaio, trmidid. wi robert lewis townsend 1149 magnolia asr , elirahcth, n. j. business club, marketing club, track and field captain. delois p. toggle 5401 w. hanenrk. del roil. micb. jacqueline muriel turner 153 adams t, n.w„ wash . Ac. john w. turner 1609 know let st. rush i He. icon kappa alpha psi, strogut. V eustace arthur vanderpool 2)27 15th st. n w . no 24. wash. Ax. 389 evelyn c. vincent box 491. law fences illc. u w urmila wadhwa 2218 Wisconsin asc., n.w . ssash.. d.c. mollie jane wagner rt 10. lexingmn. n. r. alpha kappa alpha. oung dcimsf.itv kappa sigma debating tocitt); bison ttlfl. elizabeth walker 1)3 n.w. sixth ase.. dania. fla. univ band; business club: nca. Elizabeth delores walker 120-4 erockctt SI. houston. tcx. lillie ruth walker 1801 c. capitol tt., little rock. ark. phoebe monica walker 2902 10th st., n.w., wash., d.c. nola amanda wallette 2944 milam «.. shreseport. la sphinx court; scroller court; freshman queen attendant; miss career hall; career hall fashion coordinator; homecoming steering comm senior class council. addie walton 1872 monroe st . n.w., wash . d.c. models club. george hollis ward rt. ), box 319. ocala. fla. geraldine wardlow 1017 fourth st., n.w., wash., d.c. errol warner moriah. tobago, w.i. Caribbean assoc.; soccer. thomas columbus Washington rt. I, box 84. charles city. va. willie saunders watkins, III 2711 frrdall as .. rithmond. va. john henry watson p.o. box IS), beatricc, ala. leon douglas weaver rt. 2. box 28). ahotkfc, n.c. sociology club, international club, univ. ushers; carver hall t a staff. diane elizabeth weems 5006 pierce st . college park. md. psi chi; alpha kappa della. charlene cynthia wells 3)0 dubois p|., $ wash., d.C. sociology club; french club. lynda welch 102 craw'ford st., hoston, macs. delta sigma llicu; anisettes; home economics club; campus pals; aws. maurice c. wells 1 8 hi) view asc, jersey city, n.j. sociology club; univ. ushers; campus pals, wesley found. randolph d. west .3802 yalc st., houston, tcx. business club, c. | rrs.; hilltop; marketing club. yvonne joan westbrook 48'0 fernwood, dctroit, mich. political science society; world affairs club. jeanne carolyn wheeler 188-t) klcngcr, dctroit, mich. phi beta kappa. sharon joanne wheeler 18843 klengcr, dctroit. mich. phi beta kappa. beverly lillian white 10 I 38th it., n.y., n.y. bison staff; Spanish club; literary club sherman randolph white 1055 grad) ase., charlottcssille. va. german club; physics club; hilltop staff wisdom delorme white 748 n nnino st . sumptcr, s.c. business club; nuikciing club; waiter brooks found. janice elaine whitted 1249 irving st., n.c.. wash,, d c. alpha kappa alpha. ellsworth edward wiggins 3809 jay SI., wash . dc phy. ctl majors club; 'It'' club. joe oscar wiggs •4025 brown st., Philadelphia, pa. business club; marketing club; economics club. caleb I. wilkins 5201 new hampshirc ave., n.w . ssash.. d.c. estelle margaret wilkins p.o. box 88. roper nc senior mentor; senior class council; political science society: world affaire club; homecoming queen's court; alpha kappa al-pha, aws, cntertainmmt comm.; armettes; bison staff. diane williams 2395 c. 145th tt., Cleveland, ohio. charlotte marcos williams 1962 second st . n.w.. wash., d.c. ahea; uin. douglas mcarthur williams 1110 duluth st . dallas, tcx. alpha phi alpha; homecoming steering comm, cochirman 390 tilrni them cams.; amt hall council t a staff; campus pals; bison staff; unit.center staff elaine j. williams 2550 van Mlwtrp, Cincinnati, ohio. sociology club; wesicy club; little fotum; univ. ushers: student ebristian assoc. harvey damon williams '226 «-inkn st-, n.w_ wash , d.c. joan eleanor williams 16 sarah st.. kingtton. Jamaica. w.i. joseph Chester williams 781 ba ard st, si. louis, mo. mildred doretha williams 1622 r st., teaser heights, md. business club; home economics club. sylvia ester williams 1812 iowa avc.. n.w, wash., dx. charles augustus wilson 10 -1Vth SI. SX-, wash., d.c. kappa alpha psi, social chairman; senior class, president; homecoming steering comm.; hilltop staff, assist sports editor; polit-iial science society, football; varsity; H” dub; inter-frat. council; bison staff. lawrence wilson I'M gihson avc., white plains, n.y. marvin harold wilson 8)6 king st . Ottawa, kansas. sylvia wilson V116 I Ifh st.. n.e.. wash. d.c. william bruce wilson 151 ohio st- gary. ind. Stanley leroy wise 201 e. Catherine st., charlotte. n.c. little forum; reading club; world affairs club: international club; business club, protect awareness. guy edmond witcher 1487 nsorris rd , sc., wash , d c political science society, world affairs club; history dub. doris cleo withers 825 52nd st , n.c . wash., d c. beta kappa chi. thomas edward wooden 910 irsing st, nx. wash, d.c. acme lee wong 100 third st.. sincland, n j. Icen tquw wong gas pa hr iik. bogor. Indonesia joyce annette wright 1219 Hamilton st. n w, wash., d. e. alpha kappa delta; psi chi; international club. richard louis wright 1556 cads st. nr, wash, dx. Spanish dub; french dub. roy spurgeon wynn, jr. 1721 oak lawn a«c, charlotte, n.c. y star wpongwe yamba nsama. mpnmfcosr. n. rhodesia school of engineering and architecture brinjinder paul agarwal 1136 luchcrman st, Washington, cLc. clarence albritton 2109 Hartford H, wash, d. c. charles w. alien 708 almond St, Syracuse, n.y. hailey leroy baker 3907 east turns ase, tampa. fla. S-SJXS.C. william s. baker 60 randnlph p|„ w ash, d.c. udai chand bansal 1680 irving st. w ash, d.c. carl josiah barnett adclphi st. james. |amaica uxe ; bison and hilltop photography cd berhane beyene addis abaha. cthiopia hugh duncan bourne 1433 Columbia td.. wash, d.c. omega psi phi. helen branada britt 1329 west 9th. jacksonville. fla howard engineer, mux cd.; bison staff, assoc cd.; student publication board; a.s.mc.; e and a student council, cotrre see.; university' movie totran ; international club: a s me program CO«m.; a sane. newsletter comm.; society of women eogineers. philip sherwood brown 2000 warnum «, wash, dx. samuel ayers chagois 1829 11th sc, wash , dx. willie edward cook 9121 l 2 sheperd st . wash . d c e and a Modem council, pte . taw beta pi: pi mu epsilon; 1 e e «. engineers; wesoa: who's who dean's honor roll- 391 kamman tabatabi diba 3701 routichuicni jvc.. wash., d. c. james edward dickerson I3I� farragut st.. stash., d.t. lincoln donaldson kingston. Jamaica. JKC. ernest eglen MU del a field pi., stash. dc. carl eiland 37 irting M.. wash.. d.c pashang esfandiari 1977 biltmurc SI.. Mad)., d.s. edwin fairweather kingston, Jamaica. a. .c.e. mohamad fassihi 4113 28lh st., mi. rainier, md. moses florence 810 norwood st . inlcd. . ohio. scabbard and blade. itmc; engineer stall. edward james fowlkes 2283 east lot) et. Cleveland, nhio. i.c.c.c. mack lee friday 1224 mt duffle a� c . tolumhia. s.c. i.e.e.e. sharad gandhi 1631 s. st.. wash., d.c narinder kumar garg harnala, India a.s.m.c. reginald garner 311 ha}ti st . warrentun, va. i.e.e.e.; radio sotict); student toum.il; bison staff; math club; frenth club; getman tlub; international club- raymond leslie george 32 kronprindtensgade. St ihomat. v.i. ttahhard and blade, i.e.e.e.; rott. rera ghassabah H it) ro.k trcck ford rd.. wash., d.i. lawrence philip goodwin 723 jclferson st., wash., d.c. a.s.t.c.; c and a student countiI bradford griffin 2909 tarlmn avr.. stash.. d.t. donald hare I hawaii avc., stash . d.t. james fletcher harrison 1812 Jefferson st.. lanham. mtl major leonard holland I 312 clifton st. stash., d. c. william lufher hollinsheadg 1962 third st.. stash., «l. c. adish kumar jaon 1459 harvard stash., d. c. roberf francis jayson 5000 I 3th st.. with , d. t. Iloyd howard johnson 437 park rd.. stash., d. c. surinder lal kampani patiala, India. a.s.nt.c.; indian student assoc. jalal banifatemi kashi savch. iran. i.e.e.e. sham kurich 1755 lamont st.. stash, d t. colonel loveff 203 round tree 31.. Statesboro, ga. leroy lowery 4444 soldiers home rd.. miamishurg. ohio. a.s.me.; nessmantlub; scabbard and blade; engineer staff; homecoming steering comm. harold mack 382 angicr ate.. atLinta. ga. tau beta pi, v.pres.; i.e.e.e., chairman; student council; radio club: hottard engineer. nanak singh manku 2511 11th st.. st ash, d.c. leo massay 1433 Columbia rd.. st ash , d. c. lee edward mccowan 3617 new Hampshire ate., stash., d c. william samuel mcduffle Orangeburg s.c. a.i.a. amarjit mehta 930 south 18th, arlington, ta. dalous eugene miller 47 u st., stash., da.. harold morrison Kill longfellow st.. stash., d. c. joseph ervin morse luskegee, alabanu. joseph ervin morse luskegee, ala. ifrotc drill team; aia; arnnld air society; swimming team; e and a student council; student center advisory board; campus pal ; h book siaff; the engineer staff; ihe hilltop staff; the bisoo staff. hassan moussavi ihcran. iran. a.s.c.e. 392 hiram Augustus owens 4M bruttiwkk m, trrnton, n.j. i . .; � «lt) foundation. ray bersford palmer 4725 15th sc, wash., tL c ozle michell quarterman 4618 Mih sc, •uh., d. c. manaucher rassan 1749 q M , � nh., d. C david ricks 501 Virginia ave , � «h , d. c. claude linwood ross 1549 rogers sc, rkhmond, va. i r rf. r and a itudnir council; I and a ttalf. mehanga sinch sachdevaj 149 17th sc, wash.. d. . paul joginder sehal nr� dclhi. india. a.s.c.e.; international lub; indian students assoc. naresm seth 1691 • sc. amrittar. india. i.c.«.e. mahendra shah bomhay. india. international club, vprr ; a -me. m.; bo� � rd engmerf. � «W) foundation- surendar sharma 5149 ml. pluunt, d. t iindian student assoc. george william shell 421 w. 25th at., win ion talem, n.c. tiudrni council; hoMrd engineer staff; u.c.toa.; iiudmi a� -tenthly; i r.e.e.; howard amateur radio society; ghandi memorial lecture comm.. tfiAU.; aroold air odc«y. gajinder b. singh 1706 Kenyon sc. with, d.c. arthur f. slade 757 19th � t., wash., d. c. david smith, jr. 1447 chaptn sc. wash., d. c. edward c. snead, jr. 1460 bangoe sc. � ash . d. C. hollis joseph sobers 9 hcllrsrmthc sc. iiirrnc, innidad, W. I. tau beta pi; i.e.e.e.; howard engineer waff; ttudent council; biton staff; alpha phi omega; Caribbean student club; nentnan chib; radio club. basant k. sood 1817 newton � c. wash., d. c. ranjit singh sran 1720 newton � c. wash. d. c. marilynn tatum Stanley 4212 22nd tc. wash . d. C aia; howard engineer waff; ttudent council; dean's list. ione iileen staple 55 farragut pi. wash., d. c. castel george stone port intooio. iamaica, w.i. Caribbean association; a-t.ee. darshan d. suri 2922 18th tt.. w ash, d. fc ved parkash tayal 3114 16th SC. w ash , d C lewis thigpen 4)08 new hampshire ave.. wash.. d. c. noyal m. thomas 5031 7th s«. trash., d. C. raye Constantine robinson titus bo 6. wakefield. iamaica. w.I. tau beta pi; pi mu epsilon; a m c.e. charlie todd 312 nicholson t.. wash , d-C. david tze-ku tzou 8614 riggs rd . adclphi, rod charles b. watkins, jr. 2800 centre ave. Pittsburgh, m. student council; a me.; tau beta phi; omega pat phi. john williams, jr. 1645 trioidad ave., wash., dx. sonny willie williams 1962 2nd sc, wash , dc. william h. williams, jr. 50 allison St- wash., dx. aia. gerald winston 4041 Kansas ave., wash-. d.c. neville ivelaw wintz agricola. e b dem , britisb guians a.SCC; Caribbean association. william anderson whitmire, jr. 1528 nttenhouse tt. flet.her. nx. cite; i-ct-e.; afrotc. golf team, student council, chess work shop; varsity h-club. benjamin t. woart 2300 1st st., wish, d. c kazem yekta 2813 terrace dr. tehran. iran. i t.ee; line . international club. 393 pharmacy mardia j. bowman 4730 southern ave., s.c-, Msh., Ac. josephine dickens 3131 warder street. n. w , wash., d. c. velma s. Schumann 732 Crittenden st.. ae., wish., d c religion miles jonathan austin 2617 georeia ntno . O.W.. with., d.c. thomas odell blackmon 3116 therm in. n.e, d.c. frederick c. booker 121 bimilton street. a. w.. with. d. c. il hyung chiang 2701 14th street, n. w.. wish.. A C. darneal foster johnson 223 ieffenoe street. n.w., with.. d.c. jei whan kim 2022 Columbia roid, a w., wish. d.c. alfred talmadge lile 2617 gcorgia avenue, n.w., wash., d.c. george m. madry •1913 urgent road, n.e.. wish , d.c. clarence norman 607 60th street, fairmont heights, rod. lovell parham 9207 addison chapel road, beaver heights, rod. wonbong paul park 1634 irgonne place, aw., wash., dx. malachi david rountree 4919 urgent road, n.e., wash., Ac. paul settles 2617 gcorgia avenue, n.w,, wash., d.c. thomas gayle snowden 2617 gcorgia avenue, with , d.c. frank delano tucker 261 gcorgia avenue, n w , with. dc. jeremiah winslow walker 2617 gcorgia avenue, bw. wish. Ac. john murrell wells 1275 fort hunt road, alexandcr, n. alice hudson williams 651 Jefferson street, n c.. wash.. d.c. arthur woodson 115 varnum street, n. ., wish., dx. college of fine arts waiter archey 1939 9th street, n.w., wash . d c. jay s. barber 5315 2nd street, n.w., with.. d.c. band: ensemble: orchestra vivian baylor st. Stephens church, va. delta sigma theta. leo buchannon 419 st. charles street, green wood, miss madolyn louise dark 208 mi I too street, marshall, tesas. alpha kappa alpha: university choir, eke president, senior class, mens; women music organisation. barbara a. copeland bar 90 3th avenue, toms river, n.j. phil henry cosby 2324 barlem avenue, baltimorc, rod wilmerlee elizabeth dixon 3790 ease I43rd street, Cleveland, ohio. alpha kappa, university choir: senior mentors; menc; dean's list. carl dockery general delivery, hamlet, n c john w. hanson 4219 12th street, nc., holt ala. omega psi phi harry c. johnson 63 gal la tin street, n.w., wash . d.c. carolyn lucille macrae p.o box 1139. raleigh. n c canterbury assoc.; senior mentor; history club; snea; young democrats; Howard players, hilltop staff; 1962 drama queen; 1962 oscjrrtte, promethean staff. bernard mavritte 9022 east upitol. w ash . d.c. janice parker nashvillr. t«-nn 394 senior mentor; aw . fine am junior class queen; Howard players; fine art uudim � unul, homecoming parade comm. etta patricia poison Christchurch. w alpha kappa alpha: fine an student council; university choir; Howard playen; entoe mentor. Modem assembly: muuc educator nail cool; university center planning and advisory comm. geverla gene sHamburger 9)1 2)th street, n.w, w ash . dr. avon stuart 3006 therman avenue n w . wa«h. dr. university concert choir. lavone r. vanderveer 1000 a mow avenue, bronx 69. tv. y. delta sigma thru, mtersornrity council. sec.; campus pal; homecoming tteering comm., senior mentor; majorette (flag squad); university Hand; howard plavcrs: i.wa fredericka t. wilkins to. Hot M, roper, nr. •ward universal choir concert. Kane racnior. women's music organization; Howard placers, menc: fine art student council, sec.; L«a; alpha kappa alpha sorority; homecoming talent show comm.; Modem assemble medicine peggey ann alsup 360 20th street south, st. Petersburg, fla. student medical assoc.; smial chairman senior class; regional secretary tor region 3. george amonitti, jr. 1 14 13th street, n w.. w ash, dr. william Wallace ashley 36-04 213th place. Has side. a.y. Sylvester barrington I� 40 mccarthy avenue, sanford. fla. senior class repccsemaiivc to sama Sylvester courtney booker, jr. 3343 Henrico turnpike richmond. sa. james e. brown route 2 box f'6. camden. . • esly s. caldwell 1620 Ha street. c . w ash. d c. phillip anthony caruso 304 union avensie. bcIHille, n j. richard eugene cook 1219 michigan avenue, nr., wash., d-C. roy p. Cunningham 309 west trinity street, floretnc, sc idus j. daniel ' ) kemlwc-rih st . at . wash., d.c. william john dixon 1903 l)th street, n.wr., wash., d.c. omega pti phi. shirley anne donaldson 1117 fairmoot st. n.w.. wash . d.c. sama; kncoln school for nurses alumnae ainoc. Sidney I. downs 2121 shepherd st . n t., wash., dc. ronald g. feaster 1900 Mississippi are., s.e., wash., d.c. gordon c. fraser 35 beni st, geurgetow n. british guiana. clyde c. freeman 3003 I Ith. st, n w„ w a h, dc. joanne bannister ewing de� rrv'inec. iowa. presidetu. st. grorge society alpha omega alpha, student anseri-can medical assoc isiioo Stephen arthur geller ■410 east 1'th street, bruoklyn. n.y. lyra s. gillette 310 west I2ltt strret, new york, n.y. Cecil d. grimes, jr. 43' east fourth st, mt � croon, n.y. ronald p. Hairston 93 adams street. Campbell, ohio. clarence haydell 4820 new hampslure ave . wash , d.c. joseph i. hoffman, jr. 922 wappou road, charleston, tx. gordon rfill 412 e art street, n e . w ash. d.c. andrew w. r. jackson 1203 spruce at, gadsden. ala. sama: snma garfield johnson, jr. 124 wcm Mih street, shreveport. la. Herman Clifford jordan 400 Wellington avenue, roc hewer, n.y. Harold joseph 1111 Columbia road, n.w , wash . d.c. Horace laster 1563 ca « i street, atlanta. ga ernest c. levister, jr. 2010 west 130th it, new york. n.y. grace burrows lindsay '200 maple avenue, takcxna park, rod peter louis pc boa 163. lorrauvillc. la. sama; intramural sports. 39S zalmin magid 2706 cdgehill road. Ireland hgts, ohio eddie mallory 1706 you street, n.w.. wash., d.c. glenda lillian manley 169 kingstoo a cnuc, brooklyn, a.y. ernest w. mebride 21-1 rtc n, houston, texas. averette rosalind mhoon 3301 west Philadelphia st.. deuoit. micb. carlotta g. miles 77 park plate, st augustinc. fla. linell w. murphy donald goodwin polk 3903 s. calumet Kctux. Chicago, ill. robert h. redus, jr. 920 pax loo road, Cleveland, ohio. george richardson c o darby dan (arm. galloway, ohio. medical school choir; amcrican cancer sociei). w. j. roberson 4021 tmlvillc avenue, chuago. ind. james e. robinson 4900 I-lib street, n w., w ash , dc. vivian robinson S2I cast 20ch cucct. haituaorc, md carol m. russell 22 outlook avenue, kmgston. jamaica. adebayo abiodun samuel la go , nigeria henry scott 200} vhiplcy terrace, wash., d.c. charles seard 1214 everts street. n.w, wash., d-c. kin shein MO south bog urc nod. tnoulmcin. barraa. tm eugene c. simms 416 everts si., wash. dc. hamilton Stephens 2441 n 'fth 20th streer. Philadelphia, penna donald stovall nit. it. e. dominie, tome. n.y. roosevelt taylor, jr. 622 berg avenue, trenton, n j barbara ann flood wailes 3435 cabman blvd . detroit. mkb. james e. waiters 300 west l3Sth serret. new yorfc. ajr. Oswald g. warner 43 chisholm avenue, jamaica, west indie , phi beta kappa; Caribbean association. james c. watson 30 west end avenue, trenton. n.j. paul c. webb 2207 savannah pi., s.c.. wash . d.c. william rolfe weathers 4830 margaretta. si. louit. missouri. kappa alpha psi; st. george medical society. charles r. west route I, boa 17, darksillr. miss. arlene v. winfield 144 northland avenue, buffalo, n y. irving cardinal williams aberdeen, maryland. marvin harold wilson 956 king street, Ottawa, kansas. jean anne wong hatchener street, port of vpain irinidad, w.i. uina class representative: anwa member. howard d. wood 4322 parrish strret. Philadelphia, penna lowell melvin zollar 7411 south rnichigan avenue, Chicago, ill. dentistry curtis j. adkins 1316 s wadeworth ave . compion. ralif senior class president keith f. anderson 119 6th street, pelham, n.y. shirley anne jordan bailey 1244 south gramcrcy pi., los jngclcs. calif. delta sigma theta, ada. senior class secretary: student research fellow ship. tillman bauknight 3570 e. 133th street. Cleveland, ohio. alpha phi alpha; toastmasters international; ada. donald james bean 137-20 136th street, jamaica, n.y. joseph I. bellan 8311 21st avenue, hrooklvn. n.y. siudcnt publication comm.; book and instrument comm. 396 samuel nathan berger 122-4 blair mill road, silver spring. md. robert a. bingham 119 east )id MiMt, Icxingtoo, a. c james albert black, jr. 1013 (berry street, cvansvillc, indiuu. alpha phi alpha, amerkan dental assoc.; graduation committee. Stanley a. boucree 29?3 law street, n., new Orleans, la student council; dental research lellow.; ada; core; naacp; student reptesentatise. senior class. errol vere selwyn boyce trinidad. west indies. james m. burgette 1204 robinia drise. pittsburg. prana. roland Constantine burroughs 1386 bryant street, n e . wash., d.c. omega p«i phi; intramural football; a merit an dental association. edward r. coran 8000 newell court, silver spring, md. ament a dental association. fabian f. desbordes 1938 industry street, new Orleans, la. intramural athletics; amenian dental assocition; class treasurer. anthony dibiase 637 bouston a venue, takonu park, md james albert diggs, jr. I 4-4 blue hill road, boston, mass, ameriean dental association. irving freedman 6132 sptinghill drive, adelphi. md. ernest s. goldmann 108-28 69th road, forest hills, n.) ameriean dental association. robert fitzgerald gordon 4 princess street, montego bay, jamaica, w.i. Caribbean association; ada. roy armando henriques kingston. jamaica. Caribbean assoc iatkm; ada. robert lee hollomand 810 longfcllow street, n.w., wash., dx. chi delta mu fraternity. aaron w. jenkins 2310 taibot road, baltimnre. md william david jenrette 244 e. 92nd street, saldosta. ga. james rawley jones 320 n. south street, mount airy, nx. ameriean dental association. shirley a. jordan 712 marietta place, n.w.. wash, d c. cleo clifton kirk 1420 r street, n.w., sc ash . d.c romeo h. lewis, jr. 525 baraan circle, el paso. mat president of student council. aaron i. linchuck 6142 springhill drive, grrenhrlt. md william watson mccaffrey 7801 rarroll avenue, takonu park, md nathaniel robert mccray, jr. 524 cast 21 si street, little rock. ark. arthur lorenio mckinney 1700 havis street, pine bluff, ark. alpha phi alpha; vice president of class organization. Herbert takash miyata 67.271 farringion highway, waialua, Hawaii, omicron sigma chi. james carlton nabors 36 brnadwas. ossinmg. new york. omega psi phi. dark w. nary 108cm anderson street, loma linda, calif. blanka e. pawlowska 3432 23rd street. Arlington, va maurice samuel phillips 23-22 96th siicel. queens, n.y. kenneth gene ponder 552 vallc vista street. Oakland, calif, alpha phi alpha, research fellowship john t. reinhold 3212 ponlius road, uniontown, ohio. joseph arminius robertson. jr. 1248 g street, n.e., w ash., d.c. ameriean dental association; intramural athletics verdise william rollins 922 midiicin street, n.w., wash., d.c. ameriean denial association. william rosenblum 1923 84th street, bruolclyn, ay- sammy james seals 282 luthrr hill road, clliscillc, miss. benjamin f. shaw, jr. 6516 north capitol. Washington, d.c. omega psi phi; amerkan dental association. john alien sines 14907 a they drive, buttonsville. md. ralph maynard stokes 4360 g street, sc . wash . dx randolph william sturrup 23-24 96th street, east rlmhurti, o.y. richard carlos tatum 1615 franklin aircet, n.e. � � ih , d.e willie f. thompson 2“9 tprmg urert trentno. n j. jimmie s. trimiar 1309 chfton wri, « , � � h , d.c. Stanley t. uyeyama 2298 craig iiraur. ut nnimio, calif dewitt talmadge webster, jr. 1414 29d aeeoue. meridian, miaa alvin richard williams box 618. frmandina beach, fla frank a. williams 105 a. 2nd urni, aeneeJ. Kiuth calif. alonzo attucks wright route I, box I :'B. vane . � .c. omega p� i phi. dental hygie mary marguerite baker 601? I Kill jtr , In Jilt' illt md carolyn paula blicher 6148 piinfillII dtiee. gicxnbelt. md verna f. bradley 215 idfcrmn M.. a . � nh. dc sandra r. carter 140' ncbaecr m . a«. � nh . d.c. mary julia dean 9006 man,hearrf road, ailaer apring. rad- anith h. hill 3905 I'ch p|. ne., «a h . d . jeanne s. hubbard 10606 lilac place, ailver iprinj, md sarah fern leonard 7538 12th � .. n.w.. e � ah. d c. jean m. maddox 610 I 2 (obert hlvd. opelikia, ala linda jean matthews 1915 15th ave., adelphi. md. louise smith 7917 24(h ace . hvattavillr, md millicent j. summers 1511 aanford road, ailaer apring, md. social work ne delores c. adams 1821 n oount aired, balnmore. rod myrtice n. adams 2101 nm hampahirc nr . a«, � jah, dc. program comm, cdu.ju.xial man. boon auff. anadem or-ganintion. olivia v. aiken 2821 I Ith aerret. n «c„ naah , d c. delta aigma thru, national aaaociati-xi of aotial norirra haroldean ashton M3' holmcaci pi. n e� , ecaah. d i gloria I. bean 5904 green mcad.nca parkaaa). balnmore. md philip a. beslow 1720 corcoran aired, n.e. icaah.dc edward r. bloom 402 pinc� «H� d road. roekcillc, md lester f. buster V018 icindaor aicnuc. Kaliimore. md national a uncial inn of « tial icoikcra june peters Campbell 8019 16th aired. on., icaah . d c alpha kappa alpha; national aaacHiatioet of aoctl caorkerv rose anne brasty carter 231 gallatm aired, n � . math . d.c. national aaaocianoa of aoctal aaorterra alice cohen V2W broad Sr jo, h ter . n % . icaah . d c bryson s. couvillon ♦ ltd lenneaon road, heatteeillr md willie t. dawkins, jr. •4“ n aiondale road, balnmore. md national jaaccution aaaocution of woial merkere phyllis r. dean I” 5� th atreel, 1C.. ecaah . d c. lee i. dogoloff 1006 tpichei terrace, nicer apring, md waiter edward dumas 142 rote atrret, dancille, cirgmia crawford ellerbe, jr. V2 park road, n . ccaah , d � cocial cc.uk cniik-ni nrgani jtton; national acaociation of an-cial cctcrkera. madie I. evans 'RIM glenarden plcccy , glmardcn, md ruth m. fisher 10 09 l.nkridcr drier, ulcer apring. md 398 clayton m. fuller 7 N rtwinh rood, grccnhelt. md june b. gould Mif osemite avenue. Baltimore, nui. trances w. green 2643 � . lafaycttc a%e . haltimore, iml. united peers fund campaign: program mmti. nl student or-ganiration james b. green 661 n Vfd street. Philadelphia, penru national association of s«xial workers richard gross 4(111 Kmncr road, haltinmrr. md, james b. hardy 32lT titkert road. Baltimore, md vonfhia lone henderson IW lorbin place. n t. mash . d « ameruait sociological assoc ; district sociological assoc.; national assoc. of sotial workers curtis lee Hester WJ north lets is street, mesa, arirona. social tsork student organization; national aswic. of sotial workers. Helen Horsey 116 x 11 lots (ourt, halfimorr, md lynnda s. kratovil 5823 nashsillr lanham. mart land jo katHerine H. lewis 3644 13th street, n.w., wash , d c janet k. lobred 3751 Chesapeake street, n.w.. wash., dc. ada m. lomax 3754 dolfield atenue. Baltimore. md national association of sniial workers ellwood dorset macklin I 3 urtff road, haltimore. md social wick student organization; rut too a I association of social workers. edwin a. marksman 7.41 i|uchet place, n t� , Washington, d t. albert clyde massey 80 lutiwerman street, n.w.. stash . dt. social work student organization, natomal assoeiatHm of social workers carl I. messick 930 radcliffr read, haltimorr. md jean e. mowery 6)4 girard street, n.w.. wash , d(. beulaH claudette murrell 4)0 w 2ith ureet. wmsmn-salem. n c. national assutianun of social workers, student organisation ernie ray myers 3306 21st street, nr , wash., dc social work student organization: national association of social workt rs patrick richard o'neill 6) 10 falkirk road, haltimore. md lorraine a. peterson 81 ham!in road, buffalo, new cork, alpha kappa alpha anna beatrice pickette route I. box 9A llogat ase.. can marlin, calif, bison stafl; national association of social workers. trances mavritte robinson 3006 quo street, s.e , wash., d.c. gloria v. russell 1623 I2th street, augusta, ga national association of social workers germaine a. schwandt 4929 antes street, n c . wash., dc. Sidney phyllis schiller 1241) castbcnirnc drisc, silver sprmg. md eulalia v. scott 7) 2 otis place, n.w , wash.. d.c. virgil a. simms 2 33 gmynnsfallt pkwy , haltimore. md. aaron anthony smith 1207 carter street orlando, fla. president social work student organization; constitution conun chairman, eduiational activities comm., student association alumni 10mm national acuNiatum of social workers christine alien smith 302 oncida place, n w . wash . d.c. marilyn roberta smith 16803 lava lie hlsd . detrmt. muh national association of social workers; social work student organ izat Km. orientation committee, constitution committee. nancy smith 4208 22nd Street, n.c.. wash . d.c. helen alban sutton 4011 benton street, n w.. wash., d.c. anne pratt taylor 127) cmerson street, ne. wash., dc naiinnal association of social workers. lucy alleana thompson 320 3rd ureet. n w . wash . dc. national association tif social workers, alpha kappa alpha. joyce Antoinette tolson 4702 10th street, n e . wash., d.c. delta sigma theta, national association o social workers; stu dent or gniza (ion: orientation utimi : constitution comm patricia brown vailes 334) chillum place, n c.. wash . t. national association of social workers; student organisation. 399 myra coates wesley 3321 « w Hampshire n.e.. ««h. dc. nilioml t«MKMH « of social workers. june e. williams 401 fairfax road, halnmorc. md. pi beta tipni; bison comm.; nasw; nimh nathaniel anthony woods 2313 allcndalc road, balcimorc. n d. doris deloris wooten 1061 prospcci aecnue, bronx. n.jr. nursing blanche baker .37 spananburg stccct. gtccmille, n.c. student organization, vice president; senior class sue president. student council; desna; national student nurses oiganiza-linn, student nurses assoc. marjorie e. bigelow 1010 brook street, piqua. ohio efts era phi; student organisation; d sna; student couiktl. rose marie bush 07 somerset place, n.w., wash., d.c. chi eta phi; senior class corr. secy.; student organization jacqueline marie crawford 316 ashh) street, atlanta, ga. student organization; desna; chi eta phi ernestine forman •3 main street, wrilson, n c. student organization; desna barbara jean holloway '33 alden place, wash., d.c. student organiraiion; disna. jacqueline w. gadson 9-P blair heights, ciairto, penna student organ OUton. dcsoa. senior � lass sergeant at aims; nsna. lois scoff johnson 339 south street, hampton, sa student snuncil, pits; student organization, pres.; student welfare comm., disna, nsna. iris romaine keys SOI booker place, seat pleasant, rod. student organization; cnoir. pres . hook review club; desna; nsna beffy I. montgomery 920 kings drive, n w., atlanta, ga. student organization; desru: nsru; american red cross. venita elaine rich 1327 queen si., n.t, wash , d.c student council, corr. scc .; student organization; desna; sen ior class, 2nd vice pres.; nsna; student organization, corr. sec. Constance cynthia session 1161 north wheeler drive, pitttburg. pee.ru student council; student organization; senior class; homecoming rep.: senior class queen; nsna; desna. jacqueline la verne stockton route 3. box 319, roaninseillc, va. student organi atxm; desna: senior class; nsna jessie m. taylor HM central asenue, dree land, ohio. ihi eta phi; student organization; desna. harriet louise webster 1636 carl on road, east clcscland, of no. student council; parliamentarian student organization; bison editor for school of nursing: sccrctar), senior class; desna; na-riorul student nurses assoc.; chi eta phi; nsna. mona howard wells 909 south rolfe street, arlingtoo. va Student organization: desna. sandra brisbane white 3201 3rd street, n.w.. Washington, etc. student organization: desru. graduate school gurvey beckford I 308 clifton ct. n w . w ash . dc Sylvester roberts 2 14 Stuart st . 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Calhoun street, greenvilie, s c. omega psi phi, law journal; sigma delta tan. delta tau. eugene carmichael 79 smith street, perth amboy, n. j. omega psi phi; student government. richard r. dark 5623 first street, n. w., Washington, d. c. ronald craig 13914 linden boulevard, jamaua 36. n. y. frank a. decosta, jr. 2711 clsinorc avenue, baltimore, maryland. alphonso kreh dormu 543 johnson street. St. monrovia. Iibcria. sigma delta tau. clyde e. edmonds 1319 Cumberland street, harrisburg, penna. arthur charles gaston p.O. box 2621, birmingharn. ala. student bar association; sigma delta tau. george daniel gates p.o. box 234, hobo sound, Ha. alpha phi alpha: student bar assoc ; president senior class. nathan a. hicks 218 35th street, s. e.. Washington, d. c- sterman hill route 3. box 69, timpeon. texas. jerry hilliard 91 4th street, passaic, n. j. geroge hopkins, III 1155 w. woodruff street, tolcdo, ohio. ronald phillip huntley 175-04 109th avenue, Jamaica 33, n. y. julius xenephone johnson box 11. alexandria, la. Clifford faylor lee 8411 englcsidc, t hid go ill. sigma delta tau. patricia d. lee 1033 south gramcrcy place, loi angeles, calif. william henry lewis 3101 Steele street, denser. Colorado alpha phi alpha; sigma delta tau; intramural basketball. ronald m. mccaskill 6.3(9 mccallum street, Philadelphia, penna. student bar assoc.; chairman law day comm.; sigma delta tau. richard a. miller 184 hradhurst avenue; new york, n. y. Cornell leveretfe moore 117 round c ret street, states ho ro ga. omega psi phi; sigma delta tau; student bar assosiation; treasurer « f 1st, 2nd, 3rd year classes. larry e. murchison route 2, box 135, lillington, n. c. aaron a. richman 1433 shepherd street, n. w, uashingtoo, d. c alan v. roberson 1434 harvard street, n. w., w ashington. d. c. clarence d. rogers, jr. 3322 mikerron road, shaker heights, ohio. president student bar assoc.; moot court team. Howard law journal; sigma delta tau; alpha phi alpha; amerkan law student assoc, representative. turner russell 131 west 110th street, new york 36, n. y. omega psi phi raymond k. sewell 2491 Maine street, detroit. rakhigan. willie smith, jr. 214 spruce street, clairton, penna. bobby b. 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