Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1965 volume:

Howard University Washington 1, D.C. Table of Contents Introduction..............4 Administration...........16 Academics................28 Student Life............132 Athletics...............228 Organizations...........266 Seniors.................304 Wanda A. Oates Editor-in-Chief Ralph Durham Business Manager Earl Williams Photography Editor 3 ifieareb against the eastern sku prnubljj there on hilltop high. Jfar aboUe the lake so blue Stanbs nib (ftnknarb firm anb true. (there she stanbs for truth anb right. Senbing forth her raws of light. (flab in robes of majesty (0 ttiohmrb hie sing of thee. Ue thnu still mtr guibe anb stag Ueabing us from bau to bag; Blake us true anb leal anb strong. (flier hoih to battle torong. ffihen from thee toe tie gone atoau. Blau toe stritie for thee earh bau. As tor sail life s ruggoft sea CO tintoarb tor 11 sing nf thee. Alma Hlater 5 The melodious strains of the Alma Mater capture but a fragment of the spirit of Howard . . . 6 For her spirit is a picture in depth that ushers forth unique presences . . . 7 To know her well she must be studied, To understand her she must be experienced . . . 8 She possesses many forms; straight and firm, relaxed and easy, conforming, yet, endlessly changing II 12 Her character has many facets; she smolders and burns brightly with intense purpose . . . She offers knowledge and wisdom in return for effort and dedication. ADMINISTRATION 17 HOWARD UNIVERSITY, in the past four years, has experienced significant growth and development. Dr. James M. Nabrit. Jr., President of the University. has administered the programs of Howard with forward-looking competence, uncanny wit. and a deep commitment to the student body. Administration Df. Jam«t Mddiion N«brit. Jr. Pr i 'd«n� of Hcw-s'd UnJvonity Administration Stanton L Wormley Academic Vico Preiiden' WiHiam Sluert Nelson Vico President for Special Projects 20 G. Frederick Stanton Secretary of tf-« University J«m l I. Clark Trtowtr and CK! f 3c� osi and f-ntneUI OU‘C?r 21 Ck «rl«� H. TKompton ctorof Self 5 ud, Proj � G. L W«� hi� vgton Av� to � • 9,ciy«n Administration Carl E. AndwiM Auociate Doan of Stwdonli for Adm!nit rafion and Sfodnnt I'fa Edna Calhoun Auoc'Oft Daon of Studanti (W) 22 Jamai L Cary Auooata Daa of Stkdant |M) Cktrlei A. lyoni Director of Admittiont 23 Exm E. Cx� (ofd Dm of tho Ckapol Erneit J. Wilton Director of Foreign S’udent S fv«« Noble F. Peyton Director of Alumni Affair Wilmer A. Sojourner Registrar and Director of Reco'dlnq Benny J. PugK Ac nq Director of Stjdcnt Activirioi Georqe W Ward Directorol Phyvcel Plan Marian V. Coombt Director of Graduote Placemen and Career Planning 25 Administration 26 Jot«pti H. R««� o Direofor of Un � «rii y Ubro'ta Thomas D. Low Purchasin') Arjont ChocU H. Bosh Supervisor of Off-Campus Mousing Norm E. Lyons Offic of S vdonf Employmorit 27 Goldi W. Claiborn. Financial A d Au-tfpn There she stands for truth and right, Sending forth her rays of light. ACADEMICS W rn� r U M« D a« of tho ColWga af Firo Ar� � College of Fine Arts Organized in 1914 as the Conservatory of Music, the Col!ege of Fire Arts, which now embraces tho 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's of Art. Master s of Music. The aims and purpose of the collcgo aro to impart to the students 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 encourage and promote the highest creativity in art. music and drama; to train the student in the historical theoretical and performing aspects of music, art, and drama: to demonstrate the unity of the arts and their value in inter-cultural 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 degrees. Mark Fa, ODcdicn Jamat Porttr M«ad 0 part« « of Applad Muvc H «d, Dapartrsanf of Dram Ha d. Dapartmnt of Art 30 Through these doors enter the impressionable minds geared toward learning the fine arts. 31 College of Fine Arts Coll of Fir� © Arts Ceramics brings out the creative ability in students College of Fine Arts 37 The developement of future artists. on the Arts College of Fine Arts 39 DEAN LAWSON a v.bfa « c -d e p'9� v« c 'sl d' «-c c� cc«,: u « c-sd.ea o � of k« f.«« cho n in H eo-n'ry. You must feel music to express yourself through singing. mu College of Fine Arts 42 The end of another day. College of Fine Arts Howard University's School of Law has one of the most outstanding programs of constitutional law in the country. This program has grown with the demand for legal aid in all areas of human rights. Its instructors, both past and present, have become renown for their vast contributions in this field. Students p'anning to practice law benefited this year from a new program offered by tho School. A grant by the Ford Foundation has enabled many students to pursue their studies as well as aid the School In obtaining well qualified instructors. This year, the School was privileged to publish The Barrister, a monthly newspaper containing pertinent information about the School and its activities. One practical aspect of the School of Law is the Legal Aid Office which offers professional aid to those who otherwise would not have it. School of Law Administrator Clyde Ferguson Jr. Dean of the School of Law Lecturer THinler Guest Speakers Meivm Beit. Attorney Dedication AlUn M rc«r D««i l. LIB. Auoc otA P(of«� or of Lo« L«w Librarian EiraMo G«o'9� Edward Chalmer LLI. Adiu c Prafawar of la The Graduating Class of 1965 of Howard University School of Law respectfully dedicates ♦his section of the Bison to two gentlemen learned in the study and practice of Law. whose examples and records of personal achievement in legal pursuits, community activities, and on the national level, have sorvod as an inspiration and challenge to us during our tenure as law students. It is not a question of how much a man knows but what he makes of what he knows; not a question of what he has acquired, and how he has been trained, but of what he is. and what he can do. —J. G. Holland 46 Sic. My N� l Wwv ford Yur. R rdo C. J kj©n Pr j fit Y«ar: A. L Mgiv V c Piti: Rofc« t AieV P m cI«M, 0. SociaU ; Jawci F frVd«r Ah'|,1h«. CLASS OfMCtRS Schoo ol Iqvj Potential client enters. Attorney and student review their theory. Legal Aid The clinic, through a regu ar staff of practicing lawyers, provides legal services to indigent persons in civil matters and affords students the opportunity to supplement their educational experience by clinical training in the investi-gation, preparation, and litigation of such matters. Records provide essential data. The 1964-1965 Moot Court Team Moot Court The Moot Court Team provides the students with additional experience in the art of advocacy, at the appellate lovel. The team competes aqainst the four universities in the area for the right to represent the I Ith Circuit at the national finals held in New York City. Awaiting the decision. The holding in that case was . . . L-R: C. Johnson J. Aston, t. Dodion G Ki'l. The Student Bar Association meets regularly to coordinate student activities. Professor Morse ponders the question. School of Law Recess 51 Captive Audience The Honorable Court, Judge Gut Reaction presiding. Reflecting School of Law Mr. Shuman relaxes. 54 Barrister Gridsters And a Little Child shall lead them.' Isaiah 11:6 Martyrs do what others think but dare not do and they mysteriously appear at the right places, at the right time, and in the right causes. —A. Mercer Daniel John Brown 55 by Jacob Lipkin School of Nursing Freedmen's Hospital 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 mode for this school to become a college of Howard University which will administer a degree granting program. Dr. Burbridge $up«fi«tor.dent Mr. (taker Assistant Superintendon- Mrv Bronncr Ailing Director of Nursing Mr� . I. Robinson Associate Director of Nursing Education 56 mw nnbAu Senior Class Seated. L-R: S 8� rd, G. Hill I Ttiompvon. M. Allen J. Van 8rai o. 0. Todd. S. HoDion C. Jo ei R. P«ttcrv©r . Standing. L-R: D. S!augSter. 6 Vaugt H. Pearce. P. Barrett. C MeKerlie N. Almond C £l nn C. Co� 8. Howard 8 Pollard Senior Class Officers 57 L-R: L. Thoiriown. D. Sl ugtter G. H ' M. Allen, N. Almond B. Poll ’O P ?'vr Junior Class Sootod, LR: L. Smith Q FeJIi, J. Brooks M. B ok . J. D cl N Evant. S� «rdirq. l-R: W. PMp� . C. Sc'utchings. B. Butlor, K. Dyson, H. Gatlins. M. Yarborough 0. Rtynoldi J. Hill. School of Nursing Freshman Class Fifit Row. l-Rt S J. � M-' n. B Go rt� Socettd Row: J. Gortc M. D. Minus S Mae-so I M choll. Y. Hodge. 0. Strirgfellow, D. Dudley. M. Ughtsoy. B. OoJutyo B. McKinnoy. D. Wynn J Co q«nt� . J. Seott Third Row: A. Abogolo. D. DeturieUo. F. Aflwp G Fv'Ches t. Swoon. S. Morris. B. Hol’orv G. Toly. A. W'll ni J. 6nrts. 6 BjcK.� i«h 3. Warren P. D � k'««i M Johnson 0 loo V Moll. 0 C©«. 58 Student Council L-R: C. Co . D. Slaughter B Butler M. Pfielpi P. Prut Srt. Yarboug ' K. Dyton D. Dudley Student Nurse Choir Seated. L-R; J GarfreH D W nn S. Maditon V. Hall B. Butler. C. Deluqo, Standing? D. Co S. Morriion J. Vet Brakl« Y. Hodge. J. Gravel. D. St- 'af«Ho« . Dyion. A. Si«do' D. Dudley D. Det«relle. 59 Our Day Begins 60 tl 62 63 It Is Best to Keep Everything in Order 64 School of Nursing A Last Minute Check Before Lunch The Nurses Relax 66 and find time to communicate. School of Nursing 67 Stephen S. Davit Coan of tho School of Enqince'ing ond A-chitecKjre School of Engineering and Architecture I congratulate the 1965 graduating class of the School of Engineering and Architecture. You are to be commended on your excellent performance while enrolled in the stimulating and challenging programs of the school. These programs have been designed with two purposes in mind. First, to give the scientific and professional foundation necessary for a graduate to cope with the new problems with which he will be faced on the ever-widening technological horizon. Second, with increased curricula requirements in the aroas of tho humanities and the social sciences you now are prepared to play a more significant role in the difficult sphere of human relotions. The education of the engineer and the architect is unique in its analytical emphasis. The ability to see tho whole problem and to approach its solution in a logical and methodical way required the training and experiences with which you have been imbued during your stay at Howard University. I have every confidence in your growth and your eventual distinction as responsible citizens in the world community. Those who have gone before you have demonstrated the qualities of which I speak. I see no reason why you should not continue the fine record of accomplishment established by the graduates of the School of Engineering and Architecture. As a teacher, I cannot refrain from offering a last bit of advice: respect yourself, hold your head high and fear no man. Good luck and best wishes for your future careers. Colon ! J. H. Robinton, Aiv«tant o tb D � 68 Harold H. Macley. Head of the Department of Arch lecture Department Heads 69 Addiion Rictimon, Dapirtmt ? of C'V.I E q -oer.ng Student Council S «t d: O. K rtg v ce pr t.: W. (vim pr .: L Yowng Staadinq: E. Itbor. J. Bill' r «� . 0. Swr doy'A. Mikhail. 8. £«dy F. B«I� d J Morris J l � t J. 5'0� i A Jon J. Sickle . The coordination and planning of all student activities is carried on by this active group of Engineering and Architecture students. 70 School of Engineering and Architecture Wes that the tenth or eleventh socket?? Group study helps everyone understand and solve the problems better. School of Engineering and Architecture Practical application is then made. 72 • • Modern machinos don’t cut down tho long hours of hard work. Though they smile, building is not an easy task. Sometimes the solution to the problem seems far away. 73 1A School of Engineering and Architecture Graph and gauge reading can be a frustrating assignment. 75 76 School of Engineering and Architecture It takes hard work and a steady eye and hand. 77 78 School of Engineering and Architecture and more study. 79 D ni� l G. Hill. Doan Eme' fus Dean of the School of Reliqioo 1957-1964 It is man's nature ... to hope: to look beyond this vale of tears, to contemplate and to foresee o great tomorrow, to aspire, to anticipate, to have great expectations'' (from an addross by Dr. Hill, delivered October 3. 1964). Thank you. Dr. Hill, for inspiring us to have great expectations. The Senior Class 80 D � n S«mu l L. Gandy. Schoo’ of R«l glor There is a quiet assurance in coming home again after so many commencements have passed, and after so many varied experiences have transpired. To come home again to a community of Jearning i$ to oneself in the continuing quest of the generations who in pursuit of excellence have discovered new inventions, endowed the mind with insights, broadened the cultural life, sharpened the social perspectives and enriched the human spirit. To come home again is to pray always that one is found worthy in his time and generation. —Samual Lucius Gandy 81 School of Religion The Student Assembly is an instrument through which the voice of the students may be heord. The aims of the assembly ore to develop the student life, academic programs, and the relations of students to one another and to the faculty. The student body can direct its power and affairs in a straight course of smooth operation for the good of the individual student for the School of Religion and for the University. 82 The School of Roligion Library is a place for deep thought. School of Religion Lectures are an important part of the academic program. Or. Jjnrn 0. Tyrol School of Religion The School of Religion has a very vigorous program of study leading to the degree of Masters of Arts in Religious Education. This program can be most adequately represented by the picture above, for when one thinks of religious education he thinks first of all. not of books or programs, but of Dr. Tyms, who embodies in his personality and life the meaning of religious education, especially its urgent importance, its exacting requirements. and its joyous excitement. 84 Howard H«rrod Rol'-gioo ln� f jliof't ond ♦Ko CultwfO of PovOfty Of. Mordecoi JoKnton Of. Johaton � p««kt Informally. College of Medicine ob«t S. J WA Oma of Madiono The primary aim of the College is to prepare students for the general practice of medicine. We recognize that medicine, as a science ard as an art. must rest upon a broad preliminary education and a thorough training in the sciences fundamental to medicine. The first two years contain some clinical instruction, but are devoted mainly to lectures, demonstrations, conferences. and laboratory work. During the second two years the student works with patients in the wards and outpatient clinics of the Frecdmen's, District of Columbia General. St. Elizabeth's, and Mt. Alto V.A. Hospitals. The organization of the School of Medicine was authorized in 1867. The Department was composed of medical and pharmaceutical colleges and a general hospital. The Faculty opened the Department on November 8. 1868. eight students attending the first sessions in a frame building. In 1892, the College of Medicine became a charter membor of the Association of American Medical Colleges, and extended its curriculum to four years in 1893. The College is now approved by the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association. The Freedmen’s Hospital, owned and maintained by the United States Government and controlled administratively by the Department of Health. Education and Welfare, is on University grounds between the main site of the University and the buildings of tho School of Medicine. 86 la Sail. 0. laffall Aiinlui'l Daan, Collaqe of Mldk'M 8urke Syphax Hoad. Ooporffronf of Surgery 87 College of Medicine Senior Class THE CLASS OF I96S 88 Preparation Observation 90 Practice College of Medicine 91 92 College of Medicine Aside from studying, there are times for relaxing. College of Medicine 94 Cf auncey I. Coop r. D««i of lK« Collago of PKarmacy College of Pharmacy The College of Pharmacy this year graduates the first class completing the five year program. There have been many changes in the curriculum, which will result in a better p'epared member of the health team. As a result of the addition of one year, the pharmacist of tomorrow will be a more versatile individual, more competent as a consultant to the lay public as well as to tho physician, and a better professional as well as a better citizen. Pharmacy has become a profession with as much emphasis on the theoretical aspect as on the practical. Gone is the tedious compounding of pills and tablets and in its place the role of fhe consultant in all matters concerning drugs and drug uses. Thus, the pharmacist is taught today to learn and inform tomorrow. 97 College of Pharmacy 98 9? Learning from Experienced Pharmacists College of Pharmacy 100 « Formulas College of Pharmacy 102 I College of Dentistry Rumll A. Diion D «n of Oaniurry The College of Dentistry provides the opportunity for professional training, for research. and for the practical application of classroom theory. The demand for dentists is far beyond the number of practitioners in the field and so the responsibility of continued development in the area of oral medicine is that of the College of Dentisty. 104 The Student Council. Writ row, left to right: M. Kimbrojgh P. Adam B. Won jecrotary. Socond Ro- left to right: N. Woit. J. Loo. vlco projident; E. William:. C. Chapman proaidont. I Strewn. W 8'yant, and T. Jorei. Always eager to try. College of Dentistry Striving towards confidence and perfection. College of Dentistry Tools of the trade. Records ... an essential. Early treatment is necessary. Dental Hygiene Denial Hygiene is a specialized course with classes in chemistry, microbiology, composition, oral expression, sociology, and psychology in the School of Liberal Arts. Clinic Course work is conducted in the College of Dentistry. Through the years the dontal hygiene classes at Howard University have succeeded in maintaining a commendable record on the National Board examinations, a written examination which is given at dental hygiene schools a I over the country. The students in Dental Hygiene are active as Junior Members of the American Dental Hygiene Association, and have a representative in the Student Council of the Howard University College of Dentistry. Sanior Clan. Sitting, L-R: P Stuntman, P. A,.:- A Hoimni 3. Wa«, M. Hull, I Wlco L. Nad’ar. Standing. L-R: 8. SI«g«l, L M. Ya'Won, J. Judion. T. Harp. R Lsnlln, A Pric . S. Bollard. O. McGrager. NO Dental Hygiene Al.cia Howard. Ha� d of tha Oral Hygiana Department. take me out from a buty i had.'a to help Phyli Alar with a problem. Cl nice' practice prept'et ha protpett v« Dentil and Den af Hfgier.ht fot il«'r future work. Tha human ikjfl it a eompfai object. LoH WJeo . Bryne Vagal and Rochalla la«k'-n try to find tha vrwtat •« an Aretcmy clou. � o op f«'« � h gi� r o„� ocl«v� ... College of Liberal Arts The College of Liberal Arts devotes itself to helping a student evaluate his potential Frank m. Snowdon. Jr. and offers him the opportunity to develop D ' o( L ” 1 M' this potential to its maximum. Cbrfo . Hunt An it«n Doan Collcgit of liberal Am John lovoll. Jr. Acting Aivociat Doan. College o: I be to-1 Art� 114 Liberal Arts Student Council 115 Liberal Arti Student Council- L-R.: S 0 W,l'� r t N fliW' R E'ynfv G BuMer p� o . dent: T Evan- 116 College of Liberal Arts . . . they present new and different scopes of loarning, practices and techniques of education. 117 College of Liberal Arts 118 College of Liberal Arts Individual help it oHorded to ttudant wherever it it needed. 120 Th library . .. K« c«nt«r of qu t concanrraticn o« many uib.ecti. S� «W Mp .atb o� K , � ka , 9 „ Concentration � nd thought. ‘•MINI 123 fbhouition ovareomai fc.'m in ih®� 1st dtttof tha day. Ird v'du9 font ion. College of Liberal Arts 125 $tud«n'l tv •• « bulv d� of � o i School of Social Work Inabel Urdvay Dfan of � ho School of Soc o! Work The School of Social Work provides a two year professional program at the graduate level. Social Work training at Howard University began September. 1935. with a program of professional courses in the Department of Sociology. In 1941, the School of Social Work became a division of the Graduate School and became a autonomous unit within the University in 1945. This year the student enrollment was the largest in the school's history. Tho location of Howard University has made it possible for the School of Social Work to utilize the vast resources of the Federal Government. Visits have been made to the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare as well as to Congressional Hearings. Students receive lectures from psychiatrists. psychologists, and top governmental officials as well as from thirty-one full and part time faculty members. Full use is made of the School's own reading room at Founders Library. 127 Seminar... Research ... Exhaustion ... 128 Social Work is work with people—individually, in groups, in organizations. Students are given the opportunity to put classroom theory into practice by working at social agencies within the community. Placements are made in such agencies as courts, hospitals, child guidance clinics, correctional institutions, schools, private and public health and welfare agencies, settlement houses, and agencies providing recreational facilities. Frank Midi interviews. School of Social Work 129 Jeon Tamco’t with patient at Freemen's Hospital School of Social Work Th«tU Group. L R: B. Moscoto. A. Roid. E. Tumor, Jock Woiror (odvitor). L Holl, B. Meadowt, E. Trico, S. Boumon, M. AurbocK 130 Sfudont CouiueS. L-R: A. Pointer. S. KeoKrvg L H fl J. Honry, L. N l� oo. Jo-.«p J4««i po d n ♦ K‘� d� i Harriet K’ibuta'm.iote |.nqt j Uqardi folitonq. Far above the lake so blue Stands old Howard firm and true. STUDENT LIFE 133 To Be a Freshman . . . Beanies on heads, papers in hands: inundated with welcoming speeches, ill treated by medical examiners, suffering in endless lines, they were, nevertheless, anxious to go to class. Eagerly they sought out their advisors, raced from building to bu Iding. scurried around campus and worried about checks from home. They were enthused, confused, unknowing, free, expectant and green! Some found themselves buried in the formidable and profound Valley. Some gathered to discuss exams under the “clock” in Douglass Hall. Still others met under Founders tower and marched off to such intellectually stimulating places as the Kenyon. Kam-pus Kcrner or the Punch Out. Thoy studied astutoly, thoy partied assiduously, and immersed themselves in student government. Some fell in love: some cried in despair: some wore happy and some were sod. The blockboys and anatomy: the Administration and sociology: campus guards ard psychology: crowded dorms and economics: ROTC and government: inadequate parking facilities and philosophy, are only a few of the things that plagued the new freshman. They accepted nothing: doubted everyone: and knew everything. Yet they came . . . they were absorbed into . .. they lost to .. . will gain from . . . and will grow with the Howard Community. Freshman Week Finding your way «vce -o' wan?!. can b« hard and .. 137 torn m l i before o b«n Freshman Week After arriving the freshmen receive beanies, badges . . . 138 139 . . . and that freshman look. Freshman Week 141 Freshman Week 142 a� d ne . I lltd •■'d k� d t. n® (ot fun. 143 Freshman Week They are now University students . . . they gaze into what they feel is a bright future but .. . weary from days past they only received an indication of the perplexing days ahead. St I Registration Confusion, chaos, and crises take the Howard student through the ritual of registration. l ««� . Iin«� . !! •� . |U � ,... ... N«it. 147 ... and mor« lin«j. 148 Homecoming Pret'denl Nabrit welcomai Horn ’h« o deiT returning Dr. Avant ei Qu n J c e look on. 149 “On Broadway” The enthusiasm of the throng, the rousing duel on the gridiron, the sight of seldom seen classmates, the encouraging smile of an inspiring teacher, the creative artistry of the colorful floats, the rhythmic cadence of high stepping bands, the ever changing campus skyline, the familiar strains of the Alma Mater, perhaps a stolen glance of a former campus sweetheart; all of this to gladden the heart and warm the spirit, all of this is Homecoming. Homecoming 150 The Coronation “My Fair Lady The crowd waded in anticipation. Who will reign as the 1964 Hemecoming Queen? Some had campaigned vigorously for Marian Wright. Some had proclaimed Francis Douglass. While others had shouted the rame of Jackie Waters. Now was the hour of reckoning. As olways, Dean Blackburn, with some joking hesitation made the announcement. 'By your vote and enthusiasm the Homecoming Queen for 1964 is Miss Jackie Waters. And with this, the Homecoming activities were formally opened. Tkcy waited, and tt+n Mist Joel « Wjfe'i � a� p ocU m d th« Qj«c' 153 Jackie Waters Homecoming Queen 1964 Homacoovr-g •ttorxjanH Marion WrigM (loft; 1 4 Ffa ic-� DougWtt 155 'Rep ivill Minitfippi' The Variety Show Kappa Alpha Psi with their skit, Ropesville. Mississippi, took top honors in the variety show contest held on the second day of Homocoming Week. The show was a delightful presentation of skits. ja;7 groups, and comedy routines. 156 Homecoming 6SI The Concert One of the highlights of the homecoming festivities was tho jazz concert given by two outstanding artists, Oscar Brown Jr. and Carmen McRae. Oscar Brown Jr. Carmen McRae The Queen and her court on the royal float during the Homecoming Parade. Turnau Opera Players The Turnau Opera Players of New York opened the 1964-65 Howard University Cultural Series Monday, October 5, at 8:30 p.m. The performance initiated o program of six cultural presentations to be offered by the University during the current school year. The Turnau Opera Players appeared in last year's performing The Barber of Seville. This year's presentation was La Boheme. The opera company was organized nine years when its founder, the late Professor Josef Turnau, realized that well-performed opera was fast becoming an enjoyable part of American life. Since 1955, the Players have staged over 450 performances of some 40 operas including the premieres of five contemporary works. La Boheme by Giacomo Puccini is an opera which depicts a group of artists in Paris. The main characters. Rodolfo and Mimi. meet and then progress from their timid encounter to a deep commitment of oternal love. The tragic story of the lovers is woven into a background of poverty which is a part of their Bohemian life. The story touches all of the characters as they progress from a life of frivolity to a realization that life is fragilo and then come to recognize Cultural Series Little Orchestra Society The Little Orchestra Society of New York was featured in the second program of Howard University's 1964-65 Cultural Series. The program included Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G Major' by J. S. Bach; Octet in E-Rat for Winds. Op. 103, by Beethoven; Concerto in G Major for Piano and Orchestra. by Ravel; Siegfried Idyll for 16 Players. by Wagner: and Concerto No. 7 in F Major for Two Pianos and Orchestra. K 242. by Mozart. Mr. Scherman and Eileen Flissler appeared as piano soloists. The Little Orchestra Society has traveled widely in the United States during the past 17 years, providing entertainment to music lovers from coast to coast. During this period the Society has been under the direction of Thomas Scherman. Two years ago the Little Orchestra Society gave its first series of four operas-in-con-cert form at Lincoln Center's Philharmonic Hall in New York. Since that time the response to the Society's new styles of musical presentation has been tremendous, and given rise to several other concert opera groups. Mr. Scherman said that his greatest difficulty was in convincing the public that opera in concert form is not a second-hand substitute for the real thing.' Ho contends that concert opera is a legitimate type of cultural presentation. 163 Chilean National Ballet The Chilean National Ballet, a Company of 55 dancers from Santiago, Chile, presented the third program of Howard University's Cultural Series. The Ballet is one of the first major performing arts attractions from South America to appear in this country. Under the direction of Ernst Ut-hoff. the Company has grown from its inception as the Ballet of the University of Chile into one of Lotin America’s proudest cultural advancements. The dance company has a repertory of some 30 ballets, many choreographed by Mr. Uthoff himself. ’ Calaucan. an epic poem on the rebirth of the lost culture of the Andean Indians, and The Green Table, a dance-drama picture of war in eight scenes, are included in the North American repertory. The other dances are Miracle on Main Street. ' a 19th Century Santiago street scene: Abtria, a comic dance of two unemployed clowns: and the Prodigal Son. ' a story based on the Biblical legend. 165 166 Choreographer Uthoff uses tho comic and mimic talents of his dancers in this work, the story of the unemployed clowns who arrive at the circus and find it closed for the day. They foil asleep end their dream Is peopled with the characters of the big top. Cultural Series Kaleidoscope Kaleidoscope. a program which featured an evening of song, was presented as the fourth program of the Howard University Cultural Series. Kaleidoscope' was performed by four singers who presented a unique program of song and familiar music. The group includes Elizabeth Brown, mezzo soprano; Irving Barnes, baritone; Martha Flowers, soprano; and Garrett Morris, tenor. Cultural Series 168 In White America The two-act documentary traces the progress of the Negro from slavery to the present through speeches and other recollections presented exactly as they were originally spoken or written. It draws from a varied source of documents dating from 1782 to 1962. Three American presidents, all of whom are portrayed as avoiders of the race relations question are presented. Thomas Jefferson detests human slavery, but tries to comfort himself with the idea that the Negro is inferior; Andrew Johnson dismisses the appeal of a Negro leader for the right to vote: and Woodrow Wilson is indignant at a man who dares to criticize bureaucratic segregation in Washington. In White America was written by Martin Duberman. an assistant professor of history at Princeton University. Mr. Duberman got the idea for the play while teaching a course on the Civil War. Noting that students knew very little about the role of the Negro in American history, he decided to do something about it. After doing enough research to fill 1.000 typewritten pages, he decided to put his material into dramatic form because he felt the spoken word had a greater power of communication than the written form. The play has won wide acclaim from drama critics across the nation. Typical of comments is that of the New York Telegraph; 'In White America' is an important contribution to our times and the tensions of our times. Thelonius Monk Thelonius Monk, the mad genius of modern Jazz, appeared in the fifth program of the Howard University Cultural Series. Monk has been playing jazz music since he was 14,‘and professionally since the mid-4C's. His style hasn't changed much, but n recent years the public has come to accept both his style and his mood. Sometimes regarded as a recluse, the apostle of modern jazz likes to be different. ignoring the fads that spell success for other musicians. Even today. Monk and his piano music are open diverse views, but most fans who have seen him perform and heard one of his many recordings agree that he has arrived at the summit of serious recognition. 169 Spirit f Horo, in action, are the young ladies and young men. who provide the vocal motivation for our teams. Th� npoi of tpifi . Student Life 171 Th« i;ioni ico'o ogoin ... Despair ... The most active members at any spectotor sport ore the energetic girls that belong to Howard University’s cheerleader squad. The cheerleaders are always there on the front line yelling the teams to victory when chances of winning ore slim. The girls, in the blue and white, help to promoto the spirit of the school and fill the students with enthusiasm, emotion, and respect for the teams. Spirit 173 R.O.T.C Officers that command America's military organizations are trained in University ROTC programs. Classes in the Reserve Officers Training Corps increased students' knowledge of modern warfare strategy, military history and weapons operations. Weekly labs developed skills in leadership and drill, while summer camps acquainted advanced cadets with military life. 174 Attention! Men of Valor Arnold Air Society Band The Howard University Marching Band directed by Mr. William J. Penn, is a University-wide organization. The group is comprised of students from various colleges and schools throughout the University with a common interest in music. The band has participated in a number of competitive exhibitions. Tne exacting style and performance provides an exciting and thrilling show. The band is led by the high-stopping drum major, Gorald Charles. Tho band anticipates Iha half time domor.strations- Gorald Cka'lts. d'um major. 178 The Howard University Players wave goodby to friends and well-wishers prior to departing from Washington National Airport for Bermuda, where they performed three one-act plays at the invitation of the Governor-General and the Howard Alumni Club of Bermuda. Their productions included Archibald MacLeish's Air Raid, Thornton Wilder's ' The Happy Journey.' and Til Victory Is Won. The latter play is on excerpt from an opera being written for Howard's 100th arriversary observance, scheduled for the 1966-67 schooi year. Professor Owen Dodson (fifth from the left) servos as director of the Players and head of the Department of Drama at Howard. 180 I A Streetcar Named Desire Homecoming Jackie Waters Miss Jacqueline Waters, a native of Washington, D.C., reigned as the 1964 Homecoming Queen. Her major is mathematics with a minor in physics. Her hobbies include reading and dancing. Besides her very stringent curriculum Jackie finds time to participate in a number of extracurricular activities. She is currently President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Chairman of People to People, and Queen of the Army ROTC. Jackie’s plans for the future include graduate school and marriage. 185 186 Margaret Chambers, Freshman Class Edith Higgenbotham, Sophomore Class Charlotte Jctfrics, Junior CU s Carol Spencer, Senior Class Anne Burford, Air Force R.O.T.C. 190 Pat Brown, Alpha Phi Omega Ann Bryan, School of Dentistry 192 193 Starmanda Bullock, College of Fine Arts 195 Raemunde Baird, Engineering and Architecture Cynthia Flynn, School of Nursing Margorie McCoy, School of Medicine Shirley Chum, School of Religion 198 199 Regina Jolliveffe, College of Pharmacy Elaine Robinson, Social Work 200 Greeks 201 l-R: N. fijhar. L Hopto F. Andr'« i. F Jooei prevdenl; J. W«� er� . N. V« Adw-vaf J«n « Wr� qh� . Inter-Sorority Council The Inter-Greek Councils unite the fraternities and sororities on Howard’s campus and strive to maintain Greek relationships on a high level. This year through the efforts of these two organizations, a Greek-Weekend was initiated. This year marked the first time an activity of this nature was attempted. Inter-Fraternity Council L-R: Ad.iiof. Vincent Jch-u R P.cUl, j. Ruvw.!l S Cloud. pmud«At L. McKinr«v. C Cnrv'«. R Durham. Greek Weekend One of the most successful events that occurred during the Greek-Weekend was the pledge groups' program. This activity consisted of skits and songs performed for the big brothers and big sisters. 203 204 The Aspirants to Greekdom The Pyramid Club—Delta Sigma The+a The Ivy Leaf Club—Alpha Kappa Alpha 205 ' 3- The Lampados Club—Omega Psi Phi The Sphinx Club—Alpha Phi Alpha 206 Tho Scroller Club—Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Sweethearts Melvia Lewis Phi Beta Sigma Rosalyn Dukes Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Sweethearts Margaret Dodson Kappa Alpha Psi Barbara Jones Alpha Phi Alpha 208 Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was foundod 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 humonity. 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 ora of greater sorvice and a broader scope of activities can be realized as we sing 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 209 Alpha Phi Alpha At the turn of the century, seven young men at Cornell University organized Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Thus, on December 4, 1906, the concept of Negro Brotherhood was given material expression for the first time. Beta Chapter was founded at Howard University on December 20. 1907, the first fraternity on Howard s campus. This position of pre eminence has been maintained by Beta Chopter throughout the years in keeping with our motto: 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 sphores of activity. Ir human rights, Dr. Martin Luther King: in civil rights. Attorney Thurgood Marshall: in representative government, Attorney General Edward 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 the world of Olympic competition, Jesse Owens. In the acts and deeds of these men, the assumption of the role of loader is vividly evident. 210 Delta Sigma Theta Since the founding of Delta Sigma Theto 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 focet of campus activity. This year cur service program included sowing and filling Christmas stockings for patients at Freedmen's Hospital, sponsoring a Christmas party with the Omegas at St. Elizabeth Montal Hospital: establishing a tutorial program at Mott Elementary School, awarding a $250.00 scholarship and participation in a CORE voter registration drivo. Social activities included a successful drive to make Soror Jackie Waters the 1964 Homecoming Queen, the Kiddie Ball, and the Crystal Ball. 211 Kappa Alpha Psi Winnorj of }ho Honecoming Variety Shew. 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 Howard. Its members are all stalwart Howard Men who seek to promote the aims of the University ot every opportunity. Some of the activities of Xi Chapter are the annual Flunk-ers Fling. Achievement Program and the Guide Right program. Omega Psi Phi 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 Co'eman and Edgar A. Love under the guidance of the late Brother Ernest E. Just, gave birth to our fraternity. On November 17. 191 I. in what is now Thrikield Hall at Howard University, the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded. Since this date, the fraternity has increased in size to over 200 chapters within the United States and abroad. 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. 213 Zeta Phi Beta Forty-five years ago with the encouragement of Charles R. Taylor and Langston Taylor, members of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was 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 1965. Sorors participated actively in DAP. carloads to Mississippi, the voter 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 Freedmen's Hospitals, and will give its annual scholarship to an outstanding freshman girl. 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 these common goals, the perfection of finer womanhood, sisterly love, and service. Publications The Hilltop fcdito Ckritophtr P«H rton WillUm Johnioi lui'ntit Mor j9«r . . . (Uymood H«il Rated os a first doss college newspaper, the Hilltop is the official student paper of Howard University. With d weekly circulation of over fivo thousand, the Hilltop strives to give objective coverage to all University activities and functions, while simultaneously, presenting a healthy assortment of interesting features. F««twr« Ed tor .. . Carol Lawton Now Ed or... E� a«k Hamilton 216 Copy Editor ... Carolyn Ryai The Hilltop Sporrj Ed tor . . Rayton Gerald Publications Staff . . . Gaylethea Brown Photograph- Art Green The Bison W«itd« A. 0 Ui Ed« or-inCh The production of the 1965 year-book was q big job. It required many long hours of tedious work. However, with the combined efforts of our tal-entod and hard-working staff, this edition was completed. Publications 218 Janet Wright Coordlrator 219 Earl William Photography Ed tor 220 P ul w. Smith Con tolling Editor Publications The Howard Engineer The Howard Engineer is sponsored by the Engineering and Architecture Student Council and appears quarterly. This publication allows the E. and A. students to inform the University of the activities of the school and to discuss problems related to their major field. Student Life The Student Life is a monthly publication of the University Center Planning and Advisory Board which gives a calendar of events and feature articles on student activities. 221 The Guidon The Guidon is published by the mon o’ Army ROTC. It appears periodical!y containing news of special interest fo the Corps. The Scanner Publications The H Book The H Book is ici official student handbook. It is written by a committee of students during the summer months to provide important information about the Uni- variety for now s'udonls. 222 Tho men of the A-r Force P.OTC publish the Scanner, which cost-taim Information concerning the Air Force Corps The principals at exercises narking the 98th anniversary of the foundrg of Howard University assemble prior to the program at which the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., called for an immediate elimination of the world's three towering evils—racial injustice. poverty, and war. Dr. King spoke to a capacity audience of more than 1500 at Cramton Auditorium. Shown above are Howard University President James M. Na-brit, Jr. (third from left) and five alumni of the University who received awards for distinguished post-graduate achievement. They are (I. to r.) United Nations interpreter Raoul Perez, design engineer Leroy Florant, the Rev. Dr. Lanneau White, acto -playwright Ossie Davis, and Morgan State College athletic director and coach Edward P. Hurt of Baltimore. Charter Day 223 Df. King Arrives on campus. Charter Day ’ ...� • r ut le p mOvl-3 . Prou'doM Nabr:« pr� i nH o dfjtifK ilifcod poit qnd-1 A� « AChttf- «t l� 4� d lo rt’or.pl . . D«v! . 224 Student Leadership Conference Proji'dent Nabrit addrauet tho conf r rco . Scenic Airlie Forms, Virginia, was the setting for the '64-'65 Howard University Student Leadership Conference. A new experience for How-ardites, the conference mode it possible for the students to discuss campus issues, to reevaluate their roles as student leaders, and to get better acquainted with their administrators. The notion that administrators are the perennial enemies of the students was dispelled as both students and administrators acquiesced on the necessity of mutual cooperation os a means of making our alma mater a more interesting and efficient institution. After two days, wo left Airlie with the knowedge that something had been accomplished, that somehow wo had reached an agreement with the administrators, somehow we knew that changes would be made at Howard this year and we were proud that we had had a hand in it all. Panal participant inciudo Togo Wett, Doan Calhoun, Doan Blackburn, Dr. Eaton, and Guy Drapor. Selma Protest March STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, HOWARD UNIVERSITY 2400 6 ST NORTHWEST WASHDC THE TIME IS NOW FOR THE NATION TO RESPOND TO THE VICIOUS MALTREATMENT OF DEFENSELESS CITIZENS OF ALABAMA, BECAUSE OF THEIR DESIRE TO VOTE. I CALL, THEREFORE, ON NATIONAL LEADERS ALL OVER THIS GREAT LAND OF OURS TO COMMUNICATE IMMEDIATELY WITH PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND GOV. WALLACE OF ALABAMA, EXPRESSING THE NEED FOR ACTION TO PROTECT THE LIFE ANO CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF THE CITIZENRYp WHERE-EVER IT IS POSSIBLE, IT IS DESIRABLE TO OBTAIN THE PROTEST OF YOUR LOCAL OFFICIALS BY DELEGATION OR DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR CITY HALL OR COUNTY COURTHOUSE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 226 ATHLETICS 229 The 64 football performance was indeed atypical. Instead of the usual frustrat on. disgust a-o he - earted dedi cation, it was a year of fun. accomplishment, zeal and full devotion. The locker room no longer scented of the losing atmosphere, but that of victory and joy. The frustrations few and the esteem of winn ng abundant. The Bisons, inspired by an inner compulsion for victory, swept through the opposition for eight wins. The only blemishes were two osses to Drexel Tech. 19-18. and perennially tough Morgan State Coliege. 15-8. It is indeed ironic that in previous years the Bisons were hard pressed to score eight points and this year only eight points separated them from an unde'eated season. Though tho season was a winning one. few people roalize the troubles coach Tillman Sease and the team surmounted. Even less realized that the players who led the team were the same players who took their lumps in humiliating defeats a couple of years ago. Quarterback Stan Allen, a masterful field general, Harold Dobbins, Bob Willis, ard Stephen MacGruder once lay in the woes of defeat; now they rejoiced in the glory of victory. Center Paul Thompson. Staley Jackson. Sid Hall, and Paul Whitt also felt the excruciating sting of defeat; but this year the wound healed, and they too experienced the esteem ond joy of winning. Coach Sease received a scare early in the campaign, in fact in the very first game. Halfback and former captain of the team Ceroy Robinson and end Marion Jenkins sustained leg and ankle injuries, respectively. However, the coach found able replacements in frosh halfback Preston Blackwell and Kenny Price, a beauty of a runner when he slithers and cuts past his would-be tacklers. Tough, rugged and aggressive linebacker Rick Oliver, among the best in the area, gave Sease another heartburn when he broke his ank e ogainst Drexel. disabling him for the remainder of the year. But if these incidents forced upon him moments of anguish, the play of freshmen Harold Orr, Walter White, Pete Whisonant, Henry Edwards, and Blackwell provided the ba lancing emotion of joy to coach Sease. Veterans on the team cannot be excluded. Defensive center John Taylor, ends Dwight Pettit and Bob Manco, who kopt tho opposition deep in their own territory with his booming spirals, halfback Madison Richardson, fullback Wayne Davis and Clyde Mason all contributed mightily to the team effort. Indeed the future for the next three years looms bright. Football S� 4 � AI lMd AQ barm ’hrowq • ® VOM tfc 1964 Football T««m First Row, L-R: T. R. $0010. Coach; Coroy Robinton; S. McGrudar; P. Thoropton; S. HoII: $. Jaclton: R. Willij S. Alton; M. Richardvon; Z. Dow; H. Dobbini; R. Manco. Second Row. L-R: J. Taylor; C. Maton; A. Heaery: J. Martin; W. Dav.� ; D. Pettit; J. Shelton: J. Boiler; R. Oliver M. Jenlint; P. Whit : L Benjamin, Ant. Cooch. Third Row. L-R: R. Holroet: W. HU I. A. Horton: K Jetpor; T. Morriiton; E. P ok-ard; W. Proctor; R. Denial; J. Rutledge: K. Bacon; S. Shaw; H. Orr. Fourth Row. L-R: R. Robinton; L. Fitenor; L Johnton; F. Cherry; H. Edwardt: A. Carter; R. Hendmoa; E. Wh: on«nt: L. Ward: 6. Will'amj; J. Eberkort; W. White. Varsity Scoreboard 1964 Howard University 6 St. Paul 0 Howard University 13 Chaney 0 Howard University 18 Drexel 19 Howard University 32 Delaware 16 Howard University 8 Morgan 15 Howard University 20 Fisk 0 Howard University 14 Hampton 6 Howard University 50 Gallaudet 6 Howard University 44 Morehouse 6 Howard University 36 Livingstone 0 232 Football Co ck Tillman Sca.o ikoe� d reckon� «o pleyen on fke f ld e Director of A� k tof'C . Dr. Se-nael Bernei locli on Elutivo Kenny Price Uitkeri p.� it Galleudet't would-be ocl!er and runt head on .nto two more. The on that got a ay. 234 Big John Tayfor jitt in doipair th« Biiom tve-cumb to a I?-18 km to Df xel Tech. Football li� o« charts to milt a towtf'do deipito o l«� t ml'igte effort fay thij Hamp'o pltytr. 236 Shifty BUetwoll ip edt p tt th.t onrtO� ing tattler Davij dl� p!«y� his ob Tty at a ipecdita'. 237 Ptayon and coach twaat out cr o«l play in th gam . 238 Football 239 Howard University passed the 100 mark this year for varsity competition since 1947 when the sport was renewed. In seventeen years, Howard has won 104 games, lost 27 and tied 11. This year our soccer team lost three important games which kept us from qualifying for the Championship play-off. As in years past, our efforts to schedule Navy and Maryland and the two perennial top teams in the South failed. This makes it difficult for us to get a qualifying berth in the play-offs since only two teams are picked from the South. The coach will try to get the procedure changed so that At-large teams will be selected for Championship play. As it stands three teams are selected from New England. New York, the Mid-West and New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Delaware: with two selected from the South and Far West. This year’s team did not have tho scoring punch as teams of previous years. Nixon Asomani led the scoring with six goals: the rest of the scoring was done by ten other men on the team. We had to continually shift our lineup to try and get the best working combination. The highlight of the season was the opening game with Akron University in Akron. Ohio. Our team played a great game before about 23.00C and came away with a 4 to 2 victory. We look forward to a better year next season as the Freshman squad was very good. Two of the Varsity players will graduate: Walter Davis and Donald Russell. We would like to commend Carlton Briggs for being selected right fullback for the All-American team. Soccer 241 Fir Row, L-R: Parris. out. coach: Thompson: Allinson Lash : Opsraocha: Williams: A'niis mgr.; Chambars, coash. Second Row, L-R: Manderson: Campbell: Cool: Hunrer. captain; Lloyd: Johnson- Asomani; Yousif; Worn or. Third Row, L-R: MacDonald: Br iggs: Dovis; Ulpabi Barrow; Rawlings; Antoine: Wotson; Fr©!x 242 Soccer Varsity Scoreboard—1964 Howard University 4 Howard University 3 Howard University 0 Howard University 0 Howard University I Howard University 2 Howard University 2 Howard University 3 Howard University I Howard University 2 Howard University 5 Akron University 2 Fairleigh-Dickinson 4 West Chester State I University of Pittsburgh 2 Elizabethtown College 0 Frostburg State I Philadelphia Textile I Castleton State I American University I Georgetown University I Mille sville State I Won 7 Lost 3 Tied I Leading Scorers: Nixon Asmani 6: Easton Manderson 3; George Warner 3. Total Goals Scored 23 Total Goals Scored by Opponents 15 Total Saves: Cosmo Williams 131; Titus Oparaoch I 2. 243 244 After o dismal start the Bison five began to slowly progress os a team in mid season with a 105-92 victory over Lincoln University. From that point the team won seven of its last eleven games. During the hot streak, the team lost a heartbreaker to Catholic University in overtime. 70-73. and dropped a 97-98 thriller to Delaware State. Personnel-wise, Captain Aaron Shingler did a tremendous ob offensively averaging 19.7 points per game. He also averaged I 5 rebounds per game and improved markedly defensively. Aubrey Allen, playing the opposite forward, performed well offens vely. His patented left-hand jump shots swished the nets for better than 16 points per game. Six foot mne center Bill Lawson showed marked improvement after mid-season as did guard Ed Richardson. The sparkplug of the team was guard Richie Clay. With his ball-handling skills, he may well convince Howard fans that Richie Clay, not Cassius, is the greatest. This season s record is the best of any Bison quintet in the past five years. All except Lawson are scheduled to return next year. Varsity Scorebox Gellaudet 63 Howard 82 Morgan 95 Howard 75 Delaware St. 91 Howard 94 St. Paul 102 Howard 101 CCNY 71 Howard 66 Virginia Union 94 Howard 102 Va. State 92 Howard 84 Hampton 105 Howard 89 Maryland St. 88 Howard 80 Millersville 76 Howard 64 Maryland St. 1 12 Howard 103 Glassboro 66 Howard 97 St. Paul's 79 Howard 63 Morgan St. 72 Howard 88 Delaware St. 98 Howard 97 Newark DC Teachers 67 Howard 84 Catholic U. 73 Howard 70 Rutgers 81 Howard 105 Virginia St. 87 Howard 98 Lincoln 92 Howard 104 Bloomfield 84 Howard 109 Hampton 74 Howard 80 Basketball All d'tpUy torm on th foul line. 747 Shiigler lools on admirably as hit tho? enters the botle . Basketball Betlcibell Team Kneeling, L-R: V . Robinson. R. Spence. G. Franllin, R. Clay C. Grayer V. Haley R. Lee fin� Row: P. 8la d, Managor. E. Richardson J. LaRota. L. Dowdy, A. Shinger, A. Al en, T. Co' l«r. M. Freeman. H. Deane. Ast . Coach. J. Thompson. Coach. 248 Will it of won't it ai playart look on. flaymalar Clay pondtrt «t move fh.it wou’d oludo weary opposition. Richardson sculptural with eiprauion and form this fro throw. C««t«r Lawton findi th« floor in hit way. SkinqU'. fop Bito« tcoror kof deip Intruding « ”• findt bot- Af � nd. The E-’tom •o't victorious The Howard University Swimming Team continued to excel in the CIAA this year by winning its fourth consecutive championship. This feat was accomplished through the fine performances of veteran swimmers Aaron Richardson, who captured the two hundred and five hundred yard freestyle. Sam East, who outdistanced his opponents in the fifty yard freestyle, Edward Johnson, who captured the two hundred yard individual medley, and Lafayette Jackson, who once again controlled the one and three meter diving event. Prospects for next season seem bright, conceded coach Pendleton. Hard work and personal sacrifice will make the difference in a winning or losing squad. Swimming Swimrren prepare to Give at the ihghteif rttance. 255 First Row: C. Swan, mgr.: S. Ctommoni: G. Skinnoi. Second Row: t. Johnson: K. Browner: K. Flowers; 5. East, taptain A Richardson; K. Kershaw; R. Froze . Third Row: N. $h a rid ion, diving coach: C. Franks; L. Lawton; R. Adorns; M. Harloy; S. V iley; C. Simpson; B. Aiphonso; B. Johnson; Clarence Pend!« cn. coach. Team Record 1964 Howard University 48 A T 47 Howard University 59 Hampton 34 Howard University 39 Millersville 56 Howard University 36 Gallaudet 59 Howard University 48 Morgan 47 Howard University 71 J. C. Smith 23 Howard University 37 A T 58 Howard University 25 Lycoming 70 Howard University 48 Hampton 47 Howard University 61 Morgan 34 Howard University 55 Blooms- burg 40 Howard University 45 George- town 50 Season's Score Won 7 Lost 5 1965 CIAA Champions 256 Cojck Pendleton r� c«iw the trophy for ceptvri'ng the ClAA $wi-nrr� ifg and Diving Chsmpdathipt from Dr. Sam l Barnet. Pret'dan at trrlmmer Sam Eatt look on. Swimming Thit iw mmir head for the fmith «■ � ng good form. Ar J to it « | th« and of Vj«i� y Wr i� ling First Row. L-R: J. Delgado. captain 3. Lawvcn D. Stow r L. JoKrton, J. Fir.derhugKei. Socond Row, L-R: $. Joe I ion M. H«r«iord n «nog«': I. Rowland. M. f ti R, Yovng. N. Wol«i. L B ',i«rrin. Wrestling The Wrestling Team placed third in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association for the second consecutive year. Starting the season with a squad of beginning wrestlers, Coach Benjamin felt very pleased with their accomplishments. Howard had two wrestlers to achieve championships in their respective classes. John Pinderhuges, a freshman, finished the season with an 8-0 record taking the championship in the I 15 lb. clas?. Lester Johnson, a sophomore, managed an 8-1 record thus taking the championship in the 123 lb. class. Losing only one player from the squad for next year, Coach Benjamin foresees a highly prospective season barring any hardships or mishaps. 261 Team Record Catholic U. 12 Howard 16 Millersville 21 Howard 9 Rutgers 13 Howard 17 Morgan 34 Howard 8 Gallaudet 16 Howard 12 Elizabeth City 15 Howard 30 Morgan 22 Howard 19 Elizabeth City 23 Howard 23 Norfolk State 1 1 Howard 27 Virginia State 0 Howard 45 Montclair State 24 Howard 8 Norfold State 18 Howard 24 Virginia State 0 Howard 38 Wins 8 Losses 5 Ties 1 First Row; Coach: Har W Swift, B. W.iiiams N. Asomoni. R. Hambri:! R P.ckott, D Johnson R. Flemmng J. Harderman assls coach; H. Deane. Second Row: J. Street, H. SVomac $. East, H. Orr, J. Hurd, R. Fishor, J. Swing'cr. Third Row: J. Lawsor W. Hu«y. S. Elliot. K. Bran, D. Terry, P. B'ectwcll. W. Thomas, S. Watson, G. Person. Fourth Row: L Rowlingt G. Harviton, L Hal J. S mi t Johnson, J. S’anbrjg . T. Fletcher A. Ceonsill. R. Wood Fifth Row: J. Garrison L. Haynes A. Willioms M. Russc'l, T. Evens, M. Wniic W. Cogedcl. R. Spearmen. Track Team First Row: B. Tnomes R. Young. F. Thom'one. A. Ne-.b t S. McGr.di- , R. Smi’h. Second Row. J, R dlny G. Dot: %, J. Baco- Third Row. J. Pounds, C McGwm. L Edwords. Crew Team 263 4 Cricket Team Second Row: C. Younq. N. Ho iirnsn P. Loietrvc. D. Frltb . C C. Johmon. W. Goodow'n. Taylor 0. Ha nort CJ Stockton, t Woodward. R. Maion Coac Seat . Kneeling—C. Buih. I Herders . F. Tinier. W. Cool A. Gabb . T. $t« r n-. $ Jaclton. Baseball Team 264 Coach: Torn Hart, G. Garriiwn J. Hondorman R. Flemm no R. Picto'i M. Rauell L. Coggdal. Cross- Country Track Team Tennis Team S W.lo . M. Jordan, B. Tumor V . Barron, H. Souoge O. Goo. Herrron Tyranee coodi. Standing: F. Fletcher. I. Sanli Cooth Mathij I Morgan B. £vle-. Kneeling: H. Johnisn. G. Cot'tr. J K rlland. C. C«� oro Rifle Team 265 Clad in robes of majesty. 266 ORGANIZATIONS 267 Alpha Phi Omega Seated, L-R: L. Cobbi, M. Mo'mo , C. Chriitopfie J. Cowan. S. Biddle. N Powell. M. ElarcHeftc. Standing. L-R: M. Hawl'ni, L Haynet. V. P Dearc. A G. Draper T. Caper,, T. Mclcne 6. l«- R. Mayas. S. Bond, A. Pearson J. Lao A Council. N. Atomonl. R. Campbell. J. 8rown. Leadership, Friendship, and Service ore the cardinal principles of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity. These principles have been greatly exemplified by the men of Zeta Phi Chapter here at Howard since its founding on May 25, 1948. Due to its outstanding service program in the past and this year, Zeta Phi Chapter was recently recognized as the top chapter in the area and it also ranks number 7 in tho nation. In an effort to uphold the purpose of Alpha Phi Omega, this year Zeta Phi's service program has included the following: Tutoring at the Merriweather Home. Holiday-Trans-Service Buses. Administering All-Campus elections. Contribution to Mississippi Flood and Clothes Drive, Operation of Lost and Found Office. Posting of Posters on Campus. Christmas caroling during Christmas Week, Distribution of Campus publications. Donating hymn books to Rankin Chapel, Ushering for Project Awareness Symposium. Preparation for Freshman-Faculty Reception. Serving as chaperones at Thanksgiving Dinner, and assisting in the opening exercises of Harris Elementary School. The officers for this semester are the following: President—Leroy Randolph First Vice Pres.—Magnus R. Blanchette Second Vice Pres.—Thomas N. M. Malone III Third Vice Pres.—Viggc Bowdwin Treasurer—William V. Keene Corres. Sec.—Stanton F. Biddle Rec. Sec.—Augustus J. Pearson Alumni Sec.—Norman W. Powell. Jr. Historian—Albert Council Sergeant-at-Arms—Theodore Capers. Jr. H Campbell N. Pcwc'l ard M. Moffieon oroseni a cl-«ck to Dean Crawford for rf'C purctav of r«� vong book . 268 Gamrru S-gm Sigma—first Row. L-R: V |l. K llrr Troai ; A L. Homl«r R c Sec.: C. Y. B'Owft, Corral. S«C : S. J. Row! ni Third Vico Proi : B. Meci: F Vico Prov.: S. K rvdor. Preildont. Second Row, L-R; D. Count . D. Mutienden. G. Smith. H. O. Rots. Advisor; E. A. Baptiste. C. P. Jentlr. D. R. Handy. N. L Smith K. Lom. S. Johnston. C. J. Lawson. Gamma Sigma Sigma Gamma Sigma Sigma is one of the most recent Greek letter societies to come to Howard. The sorority serves the dual purpose of serving both the campus and the community and promoting general campus friendship. Some of its activities include selling tickets for campus activities, checking coats, ushering at campus functions, and participation in various community and campus service projects. Student Assembly The University-Wide Student Assembly Steering Committee is the executive body of members, representing the student body, chosen by a majority vote of the Assembly. These members are elected and serve for a period of one school year and work throughout the school year in your behalf. SfeMfeg CommrHoe of the Student fUwllIj Hill Row. L-R: C. E. Andanon. KHpet E. Iiibov W t. AMon. G. Oral . J M. Armstrong. H. 6. Pawley Sec-ond Row, L-R: R. C. Robinson C. Chapman. C- R- Hopton. Mw.torv—fi«� Ro . L : R Joll vefc $. Uwo« P. Wood. M D Law-: W. McUugWin 6. Ho« «. E. Edward. E. Ph il P� M- Fourtrn, J? - f p0_ L R. V. I. K� ll«r. I MeR-ffft. R J. J. Tho� Mo« L P� y. M. C. Brack T. Lcrg B. U-ar. D. IXnro© E. R. J� «e� . G Cra word S. KmdUr. M. Dod- sor Third Ro� L-R: E. J. Brown P. f. Walter P. A Birbour C. Arnold P. S mrm S tariini P. A den G M. Carter. M. A. Brown. C. M. Kamil� Oo. Senior Mentor The Senior Mentor organization is made up of o group of girls, elected by the residence hall members. to assist in advising and counseling their floor-mates. In order to be a mentor, you must have a 2.3 academic average. Slowe Hall Council The Slowe Hall Council is an association of women at Slowe Hall, organized to coordinate the activities of its dormitory women. The members are elected by the women of Slowe themselves, and they servo on the Council for a period of one year. C«o4 H«ll Coon«i|—|..r. W R .l- . K. C. fi'o-r T� 0� 1.: J. L. logdr. S. Clo-d Jr. D. M. CoICm. S C.: E. GJI.py. W. C. Murray. V. Pro . Cook Hall Council Cook Hall TAA The Cook Hell Council functions as on organiza-tion whoso object is the planning, directing, and coordination of Cook Hall activities. These men who servo on the council are elected as Cook Hall Dormitory leaders for a period of one year. The Cook Hall T A men serve as guides to the men of Cook Hall. These upperclass Tutors and Advisors are chosen each year by the Cook Hall Head Resident to assume thoir positions the following year. Chosen on the basis of high scholarship and leadership abilities, the T A men are greatly respected and admired by their fellow students. Cook Hall T4A—L-R: J. Penn. K. H. Wi'i ami. W. D. Edward . O. W. Atkimon. R. R. G. I P0f$OH R. C. B own III. C«rv.r H«ll Cou. H—ScalxJ. UR: 9 W R.;d P,...: C McCr.a V!c P « : J A mitro S� c • D M.-ckan. 7r a� . Standing. L-R: P. G Ib.rt. R- J. W!ton. Head Rct'doH; S H.vfii. R. Flynn. Carver Hall Council The planning and coordination of Carver Hall activities is the responsibility of the Carver Hall Council. Men serving on the Council are elected each year to carry out these functions. Drew Hall T A The Drew Hall T A are a body of select men whose goal it is to assist and guide the men of tho hall, whenever such assistance and guidance is needed. Each Tutor and Advisor is selected with utmost care from the upperclass applicants, using scholarship and leadership as criteria for their selection. 0r� « H«ll T4A—Seated. L-R: R A S� v'«. 0 Wk F G. Woo' CFairm - W P xju . C. Jokniten SUndli-g. L-R: T. WyaH. F. S Go'.m E. Bfoolv J M. J. E. Jortti P. A'dc'W. Sign-. Delta T40 Legal Fraternity—Fi«t Row. L-R: W. H. Dewton. M. L. Campbell M. S. Covington. Second Row. l.R: H. M Ner:, c Mangjm Sigma Delta Tau Sigma Dolta Tau Fraternity is dedicated to the principles of professionalism; scholarship, and fra-tornalism through fellowship. This fraternity invites speakers to come to Howard, grants scholarships, and conducts various service projects. Amer. Soc. of Mech. Eng. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers is a professional organization of the School of Engineering and Architecture whoso aim is the stimulation and advancement of the interests of mechanical engineering and reseorch in this field. Americen Society of Mechenicel Engineer Newman Club The Newman Club is an association of students on college and university campuses that tries to implement the religious and moral education of the students of those campuses. The Newman Clubs are affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church. The Nowman Club of Howard U. has existed since about 1932. It has its center at Newman Hall. 2417 First St., N.W. Its program includes 'octuros on different religious cultures, the Bible and other subjects in humonities. Besides daily and Sunday services in the chapel at Newman Hall there is also a social program sponsored by the Club and held in the large recreation room in the basement. International Club Understanding through mutual association is the watch-word of the International Club. The unique spirit of understanding and cooperation is developed among an international group of multi-racial and multi-lingual people. This provides an atmosphere congenial to the exchange of ideas and ideologies of the different cultures and problems of different peoples all over the world. The International Club of Howard University was founded nine years ago. Today, its membership con-sists of students from about twenty-five countries. Intaroetional Club—first Row. L-R: V. Campfcol. K. Kennndf P. K n� ody. Corr s. Sac.: B. E. Smith. E. R Smith, N. E. Small. V. 0. Stroud. Second Row. L-R: V. K. Gupta. Trees.; S. F. Ogunseinde, V. Pros.: K. Graene. Adv-tor; E Itibor. President: M. Auld. Publicity H G. Kimp. A. L Mitchell. Stand 09, L-R: A. Sen-t� � 90. W. 0. Edwards. W. A. Johnson. J. Q.aye, J. O. BecUey. A. E. Appels. A. L Jo as. f«J«—firt� Row. L-R: C. L Sponcor P. 8. HowoJI 8. t. Prejtw dQ«. K. lu-n. $t ond Row. l-R: R. Sm.tk. P. Ed«ardi. N. fiiher, L Me Ruffin. N. L Sm.'rh. Sf� nd.fq l-R: P William. Jr_ M. Sft h. N. W. Po«o' Jr.. W. L Mofriio . III. G. H. Ruitall, M. Tort, K L. Howard, E. Wobt'or. D. H«fd r on R. C. Rob-' 1100, Campus Pals Campus Pals is a group of selected upperclass students who, guided by the Office of Student Life, plan and sponsor activities for the incoming Freshmen and transfer students. In September, they coordinate a series of activities into what is called Freshman Week, designed to provide an informative and fun-filled welcoming period for students new to the campus. YWCA The Young Women's Christian Association seeks to promote better relations between students and faculty members, seeks to increase a better understanding of international and racial problems. Foremost in importance among the activities is an assessment of the value of religion in the life of the young American. YWCA—hf Row L : M- D- P. $ Wood. Pr id M; C. All « F-. bll� . S ond Row. L-R: M. Barllay. S. RaynoUi. ® J- ©Mfrinq. P. Edward . O. Ma- 9 9 o'- Graduate Economic Attocietion—Firtt Row, L-R: B. K. Brown, President; D 'J. Akpen, Sec.; E. S. Cartor, Asst. Prog. Oiroctor. Second Row. L-R: A. O. Botch-way, L. F. Theulwro, M. Codot. Absent, B. Walker, Prog. Director; J. K. Abedgo, R. Parkor, Asst. Sec.; H. Arcfior, Troas.; P. Sailor, V. Hotlewood, V. Pret.; C. Lamb. C. A. Wilton. Graduate Economics Assoc. The Graduate Economics Association was founded in December 1963. The primary purpose is to acquaint the graduate students in economics with current economic problems of our society. Moreover, its objectives are to stimulate interest in the total approach to the solution of these problems, and to encourage him to participate actively in modern research. Economics Club Through lectures and discussions, the Economics Club provides the opportunity for its members to learn more about the various problems of economics. Economic Club—Firtt Row, L-R: J. Adams, S. Baitlo, R. Will am . Second Row, L-R: Mr. S. Johnton. Wi Harm, K. Price. S. Mitchell R. Simmon . 276 Student National Education Association Math Club Student National Education Assoc. Math Club—Devoted to interested students in the intriguing world of mathematics is the Mathematics Club. This club meets monthly. Student National Education Association—the purposes of this organization are to develop among college students preparing to bo teachers an understanding of the teaching profession, to encourage selective standards for persons admitted to approved programs of teacher education and to give students, preparing to teach, practical experience in working together on problems of the profession and of society. Math Club—A. Gabb'n. I. A. Barbar. L. Lightfoot Pretldent: Y. Martha I Treat.: R- E. Hill II. 277 Aitoci«tlon of Woman Studanti—Soafad: B. Wollor, A Taylor N. P-IiK«r. C. Simplint, F. L'll'O. Standing: E. Thornton D. Chapman. C. Logan. Association of Women Students Modern Dance Club Every women student of Howard University is a member of AWS. Since it is the governing body of all women on this campus. AWS has the responsibility of setting up and enforcing standards of conduct expected of women students. The development of the body and the personality are the objectives of the Modern Dance Club. Auditions are held at the beginning of each year through the Department of Physical Education for Women. Modern Dane Club—Finf Row. L-R: R. Baird. S. Newiran. H. Morrii. Second Row. L-R: A. Saundar. B. Th.ompion, J. Young. Third Row. L-R: C. Harrii. C. Sponcor. S. Bonfield. 278 Cheerleaders—Firsl Row, L-R: A. Cobb J. Warring. C. Moore C Abe-na'hy S. Bonnfield W. Cook. Second Row: W. MeCleadon M. Dodsor. P. Lowii D. Brcwingloo. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders and majorettes are both responsible for adding pep and spirit to the athletic activ- ities. Both groups are particularly outstanding during the Homecoming activities. Majorettes Majorettes—L-R: G. McCray. S. WooKolk B. Morrison. M. C. Moor . C. Jtlfiries, J. D. Jones, 3. Gartroll. Kneeling: N. J. Jenkins. 279 Student International Law Society, L-R: R. C. Hopwn. J. Jones, 0. Brantley. Student International Law Society Student Bar Association The Student Bar Association is the governing body of the School of Law. It coordinates all student activities. Constantly aware of the positions of responsibility to be assumed by a- lawyer, wc seek to foster and establish standards for self discipline so necessary to maintain the confidence of members of the communities they will subsequently serve. 280 Studont Bar Allocation. L-R: W. 8ordari J, Aliton Pr«i. J. Por'rr, American Chemical Society American Chemical Society [Student Affiliate ), L-R: Dr. Feldman, od� «or I Murphy G. Jamei V. Johoion. Pro .: 1. McKinney: N. It erne. The American Chemical Society is a notional organization established to further scientific interests and progress, particularly in the field of chemistry. The Citizenship Project provides a program of political education designed to bring students in direct contact with the political process. Emphasis is placed upon providing opportunities to observe political party of their choice. It is hoped that observing practical politics at close range will give students greater insight into the nature and significance of politics in a democratic society — and that students will be motivated to take greater interest and a more active part in the public affairs of their communities. Citizenship Project 281 Th Cit(z� nthip Pro| t. L-R: W , Minn 0' R M-rfln. D � c cr C. Arnold T P«yno. C.atrto fif� t Row: Allo-notto Mo■ • . I. Toyk . I. C M« K� N. AHo-d. S to«d •� : G PorW, . C. Fotto . I. BrioUt C. B. Lamar. Third Row: D. WZ! am. N. F 'd«, C. W � tb oo4 T. PaAor. B Bo� d««. G. Ms rr.i:� � Q Go-ooi. Cramton Ushers This organization provides ushoring service for all activities in Cramton Auditorium. Chapel Ushers Ctiap� l U� L«n—FJrtt Row. L-R: M. B rll«y. P Medley, A Dunbar. D. Sutler. A. 8ar««t� . J. Rice. Second Row: C. Weller. F. Keinon, J. Taylor. H Cempbol1 Prat E Withort. H. Powloy J. W.HUmt, M, Pagg. Third Row: M. Roit G. Weir. M. KoKy. L. PiM� . I. Thomat, 6. Butler. H. Get lint. P Withort G. Green. A Ruttworin. W. Law ion M. W Warn Fourth Row: H. Moody G. Prrtont, R. Young. The burden of ushering in. seating, and taking collection from the congregation in Rankin Chapel every Sunday is handled with a professional touch by the ladies and gentlemen of the Chapel Ushers. In addition to serving on Sundays the ushers are on call to serve for weddings, funerals, and other functions such as baccalaureate and commencement exercisos. 282 World Affairs Club—Pint Row. L-R: W. Cooke. G. Jackson Pres. Second Row: E. Tyle H. Shelton L. White. T. Parker. World Affairs Club World Affairs Club—seeks to promote an interest in international and national affairs by offering students an opportunity to discuss intelligently current issues. Soc lo9y.An� h,opolo,y Club-first Row. L-R: P. Barbour. M. Kfe?. Pre,.. U. Pern.ll. C. Whitney. W. Atwell. Second Row: C. Guy. t TyUr. P. An ders. B. Holbrook . T. Parker. B. Gilchrist. G. Morin?. P. Hormcn. Or. C. Jones, advisor. Sociology-Anthropology Club The Sociology-Anthropology Club seeks to promote the interest of those majoring in the fields of sociology and anthfopology. It also seeks to relate the various social sciences. 283 Amalaur Radio Society Amateur Radio Society The Howard Amateur Radio Society was inaugurated in the Winter Quarter, 1951, by the students of the Electrical Engineering Department. A program has been developed whereby a student from any school of the University may become a licensed amateur radio operator. Kappa Sigma Debate Society Kappa Si9ma Oot af.n9 Socf.ty—f «♦ Row. L-R: 6. Pc- C Schtfcc- P- G. Ci f� e- Soeond Row: I GiWn edviiof T White J. Bl.uiiqa-o adviso' A. JotatOfl. R. POweH. 7 This society seeks to stimulate critical thinking about current, social, political, and economic questions through intercollegiate debate and other forensic activities. 284 Allocution of College Union Region IV—Seat'd: H. Hogan. Standing, l-R: P. E«t� i� I Owem 9. Keene. G. Wilton, E. Dawicr P. Bowier. Association of College Unions Region IV The A.C.U. works to assist college unions in all phases of its development through exchange programs, annual conferences and regional activities. Indian Studonti Allocution Indian Students Association This organization, composed of Indian students enrolled at the University, promotes activities which reflect the social and cultural traditions of India. 285 Physical Education Majors Club—First Row. L-R: J. Mongo. S. Jeckscn M. Jordan R. McFadder ! Hodge A. Goodwin. W. Hug hoy. J. $‘ro«t J. Dud oy F. William . K. Allan. J. Rodd'-ck, C. 3e y. Thir. Loo, V. Haley. W. Dutch. R. Hart. McFadder L. Jackson. Second Row: J. Wotion, J. Ird Row: L Loo. H. Dobbim L Lawton. J. PEM Aerodettes 286 The Physical Education Majors Club is an organization of professional men in the department of physical education. The main objective is to instill in the men students the departmental philosophy and to provide guidance and instruction to all those who major in the field. Tho Aerodettes Girls Drill Team is an organization whose primary purpose is drill. Established in 1964 the team has already won many honors in competitions placing in several instances far ahead of male units. This year the tcom participated in the Cherry Blossom Festival and also appeared at the World's Fair. AarodaHas—Firtt Row, L-R: D. j'n E. Majwe'l. A. P els T. Lcng W Oa� at. Commander, Second Row: M. Pegg. F. Botl.'M. 8. Broody Third Ro«f: C Kilgore. B. Webb. C. Spencer. A. Brooks. Fourth Row: J. Sendan C Co!� N Flthnr M. Skoleton t Lewis P. L D. Brow ngton, D. Crinror M. Pock N. Edwards But'neit Club Business Club The Business Club, an organization striving for efficiency and excellence in its field, endeavors to coordinate the basic classroom instruction with practical experience. It is recognized that such training results in more satisfactory preparation for the outside business world. Booster Committee The Booster Committee seeks to promote student support and interest in peo rallies, trips to games away, and victory celebrations. Boostor Commits : t MeRuffin. V. John , advisor. 287 M.. Mu AJpho Snfen FMtornrty of A oric«-L.R: S. W.. «r j G II, a. Ow.m. T. Pu,du« ( • .). R. Morgom.ry. L Busby. Ennis. Phi Mu Alpha Chi Delta Mu Phi Mu Alpha is a professional music organization which fosters brotherhood and professional competence among musicians. Chi Delta Mu is a medical society aimed at the advancement of idoals and aspirations in the field of medicine. It stresses scientific progress, modern medicine, and strives to guide its members along the lines of professiono! devotion. CM Dotta Mu 288 Honoraries Alpha Omega Alpha Alpha Omega Alpha Alpha Onega Alpha is the National Honor Medical Society which was founded in 1902. The society is composed of 87 chapters representing most of the leading medical schools in the U. S. and Canada. Gamma Chapter of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society was established at the Howard University College of Medicine in 1955. The Chapter has two classes of members: (I) Undergraduate membership based entirely on scholarship, excellence of character, arid potential leadership: (2) Faculty membership. Beta Kappa Chi Beta Kappa Chi. National Scientific Honor Society. aims to stimulate students of science to strive for excellence. Beta Kappa Chi affords an outlet for scientific discussion and experimentation. In the making is a publication on research done by students on campus to be published and distributed to interested scientific individuals. 8 1 Kjppj Chi— First Row, L-R: 1. Paamo e. D. Withari. D. Gu'don. B. N«r Second Row: P C ump. A. Ponky, T. Panky, L Game D. Ray. Mr Johaion. W Bo d Mm Ro«e G. Bo’lar. I Kl'tarbajm W Raid S. Good iso S. Harndon 8. W Kami. E. Ro� . 289 Honoraries K«pp« Delta n rw Ro� . Blanchard. N. Nielcm (S«cy.|. M. Echo � (Pre� .). Dr. E. Davidwn CounwJor. Dr H. Camtron. Sacond l-R« C. A noW. Dr. E. Wake. Dr. H. B'o—. W Oatet. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi. Theta Alpha Chapter, is the National Honor Society in Education. Its aims aro to recognize those individuals who have achieved academic excellence in education and those who show potential in making a worthwhile contribution in the field of education. The program for this year included a lecture series, films on education, and banquet. Pi Sigma Alpha Pi Sigma Alpha was installed at Howard in 1956. Candidates must have had an overall B overage and must have completed twelve semester hours of political science, maintaining a 3.2 in the political science courses. r. S 9rT.« AJpW—FJr.t Row. I R: Dr. M«r- . N. Fivhtr C. ArrvoW. Dr. Tit� n. 290 D lta Sigma Rho-lau Kappa Alpha—t-R: F. Schubar!. L Sllct Faculty Adv-'tor. Not Shown: T. Holt. Candidates for this Forensic society must rank in the upper third of their class and dis-pay exceptional ability in discussion, debates. and public speaking. Saundra Herndon Phi 6e� a Kappa Phi Beta Kappa This national scholarship honor society is devoted to learning. Requirements for election are high scholastic achievement and only second semester juniors dr seniors are elected each year. Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha lota Sigma Alpha lota is a Music society in the College of Fine Arts. It seeks in its membership students who have excelled in the field of music. Sigma Alpha lota 291 Tau Beta Pi The Tau Beta Pi Association, national engineering society, was founded in 1885 by Edward Higginson Williams, Jr., To mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering, or by their attainments as alumni in the field of engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering colleges of America. At present there are I 15 active undergraduate chapters in engineering colleges throughout the United States. The Howard University School of Engineering and Architecture was admitted to the National Association as the 100th chapter on March 10. 1956. This chapter is designated District of Columbia Alpha because it was the first engineering school in the Washington area to be admitted to the Association. he Tau Beta Pi tutorial program designed to aid the students in the School of Engineering and Architecture. The program has been in operation for three years. 292 Cki fc a Phi Sorority—L it: 0 Todd R Paw r- n M Alton C- Jonot. C Flynn C. Co 0. SUwghttr. Chi Eta Phi Angel Flight Since the founding of Chi Eta Phi Sorority of Freedmen’s Hospital, Washington, D.C.. in 1932, these women have continued to maintain their standards and achieve their goals. The organization has come to be an inspiration and challenge to young women of highest scholastic, ethical and moral standards as they wort toward higher educational standards, closer relationships and correlation of all branches of the profession. At present thcro are 32 chapters with membership drawn from student and graduate professional nurses throughout the United States. Ang� | Flight—Fin Row, LR: P. How . J Young, S Bowl nq J Woodior M. Roucr E. Ha l Sacond Row: H. Roue . L Hanry. E. Fratar. C. Walion N. Smith J. Tldan. Third Row: MacRac. C Thorn' F Broolt D. V iilams C. Florrlng. Fourth Row; R, Irving B. Clay. Front: M. Fountain, Commander. The Angel Flight is an honorary service organization of selective, dedicated women from leading colleges and universities in the nation. The organization was established on Howard's campus on November 4. 1959, a the female auxiliary to the Arno'd Air Society, an honor group of selected Air Force ROTC cadets. 293 Scabbed A BUdo—Fwtf Row. L-R: P Mil f WiV.no. W Wn.'dw I Rondolph. Jr. G. Finch V. AJt o«. R. Morton. Socond Row. L-R: H. Bullock. S. Wjtion. X. Lo 9. M. McCoftry Wl. C McC'eo C. Wl|li«rr� C. Marfa A. Owen C- Hui« THird Row. L-R: J. Devil. W. Murray. W. Nolton. M. Jo� «� . C. Grant. G Mfcholl Scabbard and Blade Scabbard end Blade, the national military honor society, was organized on our campus in recognition of outstanding leadership and scholarship shown by advanced military ROTC cadets. In order to honor worthy cadet officers. Scabbard and Blode selects only those juniors who have a consistent 2.5 overall average. The C company 9th Regiment, endeavors to develop an understanding of the military system of Our country and to train officer material for the university's military units. Campus activities of service and socials help keep the soldiers mentally and physically alert throughout the year. Armettes The Armettes were established on the Howard University campus as the women's auxiliary to the Army ROTC. The organization, established in 1952. has as its main purpose, serving as a morale booster to the men in the Army ROTC. The coeds who comprise the Armettes show their interest and talents in organizing community wide activities representing all of the members of the Army ROTC program. Arm Hei—Row One. L-R: C. McloJih. M. Harr.� 0n. L. Johnior M. Amy Arlyn Jaclion. Second Row: G. Gordo . F. Rico. C. Jo-v v L Jobr mi. P. Burrowoi. G. Manigoult. Third Row: S. Rucker. 0. Moo� ai� h. ■ Williair E. Boo« 294 Kenneth B. Anderson Pharmacy Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges consists of possibly the most select group of students on campuses throughout the nation. Each year seniors who have excelled academically and in extracurricular activities are recommended for nomination to this distinct group. This year Howard had the pleasure of nominating thirty-five such seniors. James H. Baker Electrical Engineering Walter Atkins, II Electrical Engineering 295 Phyllij A. Barbour Sociology Who’s Who Clyde M. Blauengale Methornatics Martha A. Echols Sociology Walter Evans Engineering M. Lynn Fountain Home Economics 297 Nan E. Fisher Government James L Hatcher Government Saundra E. Herndon Zoology Edward liibor Civil Engineering 298 William A. Johnvon, Jr. Government Oscar W. King, III Architecture Sondra J. Kinder History Who’s Who Elaine R. Jones Government u Sandra A. Lawson Zoology 299 Marcdirt D. Lcwii Muiic Educotlon Who’s Who Leatha M. McRuffin Sociology Archer S. Mitchell Mechanical Ervgir-eering 300 Herbert N. Mitchell Chomistry Edison G. Moore Zoology Wanda A. Oates Physical Education Charlena J. Moten Drama Andro H. Owons Music Who’s Who Wallace O. Poaco History 302 Matthew I. Suffnesi Pharmacy Jacqueline E. Water Mathematics Douglas M. Williams Government 1963-64 303 When from fhee we’ve gone away, May we strive for thee each day. As we sail life's rugged sea O Howard we'll sing of thee. 304 „!l 305 SENIORS College of Liberal Arts J. Ampah P. Anderson AMAKO AHAGHOTU, Chemistry. International Club. Nigerian Students Union, Univorsity Ushers, Track Team. ESTHER AKOGYERAM, Zoology. International Club, African Students Union. ANN ALEXANDER. Sociology, Sociology Club. Homecoming Steering Comm. KENNETH ALLEYNE. Chemistry. Intramural. International Club. JOHN AMPAH, Economics. Economics Club. Debating Club. African Students Org.. Ghana S'udents Union. PATRICIA ANDERS. Sociol-P. Anders ogy, Homecoming Steering Comm.. Campus Pals. Can- terbury. United Christian Fellowship, Student Directory Comm.. Sociology Club. PERRY ANDERSON. Zoology. ‘ ,1 | Aj.o-'.eu R.C.T.C.. A -old Air See. D-ev. H.j T?.A JLY ARCHER, ran--h. C . ?. • 'or'- ' !■ 1 C!,c Cen orc.,' Cii.tr. Argo Fiigh . r'O'n.j nna! r CHARLENE ARNOLD G ■ .................. t Political I Science Soc.. Kappa Delta Phi. FLOYD ATKINS. Chemistry. Kappa Alpha Psi, Be‘o Kaupa Chi. Pi Mu Epsilon. Pres. Jr. Class. WILBUR ATWELL. Sociology. J. Archer C. Arnold F. Atkins W. Atwell G. Baird 306 College of Liberal Arts D. Ballali F. Banks P. Barbour L. Barnes Soc. Club, Dean's Honor Roll. GORDON BAIRD. Government. Economic Club. World Affairs Club. BRUDI BALLALI. Economics, Economics Club, International Ciub. FRED BANKS, Accounting, Business Club. Intramurals. PHYLLIS BARBOUR. Sociology. Campus Pals, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Angel Flight. LAW-RENCE BARNES, Government, Kappa Alpha Psi. Spanish Club. Political Science Soc. World Affairs Club. BEVERLY BARRETT, French, Campus Pal. Spanish Club. Alpha Kappa Alpha. PHILIP BATEN, Govarnment. A.F.R.O.T.C. FRANCIS BECKLES. AUDREY BECKFORD, Sociology. Caribbean Assoc. International Club. PAULETTE BELL, English. Hilltop. Bison. Delta Sigma Theta, Wesley Foundation. BOO-LER BENSON. Government. Sponish Club. World Affairs Cub. Political Science Soc. RAYMOND BESSON. Economics. ARMSTEAD BARNETT. Marketing. Howard Players. Business Club. Marketing Club. B. Barrett P. Baton F. Bcckles A. Bockford P. Boll B. Benson R. Besson A. Barnett 307 College of Liberal Arts G. Bethel A. Better S. Biddle D. Blake B. Blanchard C. Blassongalo J. Boyd C. Boykins GLADYS BETHEL, Economics, Gorman Club, Citizon ship Project. ANTOINETTE BETTER, Psychology. SNEA. N.A.A.C.P. STANTON BIDDLE, Government. Alpha Prv Alpha. Alpha Phi Omega. Hilltop, Phi Alpha Thera. DORIS BLAKE. Economics. Economic Club. Women s Club. BONITA BLANCHARD, Eng lish. Kappa Delta Pi. CLYDE BLASSENGALE. Math, Alpha Phi Alpha, Broader Horizons, Math Club. Treas. Sen. Class. Bison Staff. Homecoming Steering Comm.. AFROTC. Student Leadership Conference. GEORGI-ANNA BLOCKER, History, History Club. HERBERT BOUKNIGHT, Physics. JAMES BOYD. Zoology. Alpha Phi Alpha. Public Relations Comm. Scionce Foundation. CAROLYN BOYKINS. Sociology. LENARD BRINSON, Government. Kappa Aloha Psi, Business Club. World Affairs Club. MARY BROCK. Sociology. Aerodettes Kappa Sigma Debate Soc.. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Senior Mentor. BETTY BROWN, German. Angol Right. AFROTC G. Blocker H. Bouknight L. Brinson M. Brock 308 College of Liberal Arts Drill Team Queen. NSA. Hilltop, Bison, German Club. FRANCHAT BROWN. Govemmen . Bison Staff, Cook Hall T A Staff Citizenship Project, Folk Singing Club. Project Awaroness. World Af-'airs Club. KATHLEEN BROWN. French. Campus Pal. french Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Spanish Cub. ANNIE BRUNSON. Zoology. MELBA BRYAN. Zoology. Dean s I st. 8ete Kappa Chi, Canterbury Club. NOKOMIS BUG-GAGE, Psychology. YWCA, Pres.. Slowe Hall Council. LESLINE BURKE, Botany. Caribbean Club. International Club. CARL BUSH, Zoology. Varsity Baseball Capt., Army Drill Te3m. GEONARD BUTLER. Zoo-ogy, Pres. Liberal Ar‘s Student Council, Editor, Grapo-Vine. Homecoming Steering Comm. Vice-Chr., Car-ous Life Comm.. Alpha Phi Alpha. Trees. Jr. Cass. Vice Chr. Budget Comm., Campus Pal. Dean's Honor Roll. Drow Hall T A Staff. Student Directory. Honors Program. BARBARA CANNADY. Psychology. HENRY CARAWAY, Zoology. SERITA CARTER. Sociology. B. Brown F. Brown K. Brown A. Brunson M. Bryan N.Buggage C. Bush L. Burke G. Butler B. Cannady H. Caraway S. Carter 309 College of Liberal Arts R. Coddett W. Coleman KENT CARTHAN, Marketing. Business Club, Marketing Club. Varsity 'H Club, Football Team, Bison Staff. DIETRAH CHAPMAN. Sociology. World Af-fairs Club. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Book Club. Modeling Club. AWS. WINNIFRED CLARKE. Home Economics. Home Economics Oub. Choir. Caribbean Assoc.. International Club. Omicron Nu, Vice Pres. MYRTIS CLAYTON, Mathematics. Delta Sigma Theta. AWS. Sect.. Jr. Class Queen. Scroller Court. Mentor LASC Culture Comm. Alpha Phi Omega Quoon. BETTY CLEAVER. Psychology. Chapel Ushers. Aerodettes. CAROL CLOUD, Psychology. Swimming Club. Modern Dance Club. Slowe Hall Council. Models Club. ROBERT COATES. Economics. GLENN COBB. Ac ccountirg. Bus� ne:-‘. Club. Arnold Air Society. RANDOLPH CODDETT. Economics, Economics Ciub. Caribbean WISDOM COLEMAN, Zoology. Alpha Phi Alpha, Ccok Hall T A Staff. Wesley Club, Homecoming 310 J. Cook G. Cooper College of Liberal Arts S. Cotton R. Cox E. Cowio A. Cox M. Crockett B. Crook Steering Comm. JAMES COOK, Government. Debate Team, Political Science Soc. GLORIA COOPER, Mathematics. Student Directory. SHIRLEY COTTON. Home Economics. EUTRICE COWIE. Economics. Caribbean Assoc. ARTHUR COX, Sociology Club. Anthropology Club, History. JULIE COX, Chemistry. Hilltop. Honor's Program. Chemistry Honors. Amer. Chemical Soc.. Student Directory Comm. ROBIN COX, Zoology, Soccer eam. Caribbean Assoc. MARCIA CROCKETT, English, Modeling Club. BETTY CROOK. Sociology. Sociology Cub. DOLO-RUS CUMMINGS, Sociology. Modern Dance Club. Sociology Club, Leade-ship Corf. MARION DANSBY, History. BEATRICE DAVIS. Psychology. Gamma Sigmo Sigma, Majorettes, University Ushers, Canterbury Club. CHARLES DAVIS. Zoology, Alpha Phi Alpha. German Club. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Tennis Team. DELORES DAVIS, Soc'ology. M. Dansby J. Cox D. Cummings B. Davis 311 C. Davis D. Davis College of Liberal Arts D. Dawes W. Davis H. Demps W. Denby DOROTHY DAWES, Home Economics. Caribbean Assoc.. International Club. Home Economics Club. WALTER DAVIS, Zoology, Pres.. Wesley Foundation. Caribbean Assoc., International Club. Varsity Soccor Team. HENRY DEMPS. Sociology. WILHELMENIA DENBY. Sociology. Sociology Club, Community Services Project. ALMA DIGGS. Chemistry. Student Christian Assoc. Slowe Hall Council. A W S. Student Directory Comm. LASC Cultural Comm. JOHN DIGGS, Zoology, Gymnastics Cub, Intramurals. FRANCES DOUGLASS. Zoology. Argel Fiight-Sec?.. Aerodettes. Internationa Club. Bison-Staff. KAYE DOUGLASS, Elementary Education Delta Sigma Theta. People-To-People, Howard Players. PHYLLIS DOVE. Elementary Education, Business Club, AWS. SNEA-Sect., Vico Pres.-Modeling Club. THERESA DUREN, Home Economics. SUSAN EAMES. Sociology. Alpha Kappa Delta. Debating Society, Community Service Project. MARSHA ECHOLS. Sociology. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Armettes. Pres.. Kappa Delta Pi, LASC. Chair. Broador Horizons. P. Dove T. Duren A. Diggs J. Diggs Sr. F. Douglass K. Douglass S. Eames M. Echols 312 College of Liberal Arts A. Edwards C. Edwards A. Fields N. Fisher R. Flynn G. Foster J. Foster M. Foster ANNETTE EDWARDS. Psychology. Mentor. Choir. International Club. Aerodet es. Cantebury Club. CAROLE EDWARDS. Zoology. CAROLYN ED-WARDS. Sociology. PRESTON FEW. History. Intra-murals. ANN FIELDS, Child Development, Home Eco-romics Assoc. NAN FISHER. Government. Angel Flight Executive Commander. Delta Sigma Thota. Pres AWS, L fceral Arts Student Council. Rep.. Cramp-ton Ushers, Homecoming Steering Comm., Campus Pals. ROBERT FLYNN. History. L.A.S.C.. Rop.. Alpha Phi Alpha. Carve' Hall T A Staff. History Club. Scaobard B'ade Homecoming Elections Comm.. Cultural Comm. GEORGE FOSTER, Zoology. Kappa Al-pho Psi. Wrestling Team. H Club. JANE FOSTER. Hisrory. MARTHA FOSTER, Zoology. Amer. Pharma ceurical Assoc., Modem Darce Club. MIRIAM FOUNTAIN. Home Economic . Commander. Angel EHqht. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Aorodettes, Campus Pals Omega Sweetheart Court Vice Pros.. Omicron Nu. Mentor. Honors Proqrarr PATRICIA FRIDAY, Eng sh, Mentor. Delta Sigma Theta. Dear s Honor Roll. Hilltop. Modern Dance Club. Honors Program. M. Fountain P. Friday 313 College of Liberal Arts M. Gadson L. Gaines K. Gallimore L. Galloway MOSES GADSON. Sociology. LELIA GAINES. Zoology. Zera Phi Beta. Vice Pres., Women's Recreation Assoc., Vice Pres.. Honors Program. Beta Kappa Chi, Dean's Honor Roll. KATHLEEN GALLIMORE. Zoology. Caribbean Assoc.. Dean's Honor Roll. LLOYD GALLOWAY, Economics. Caribbean Assoc.. Business Cub. Economics Club. PHYLLIS GALLOWAY. Eng-l-'sh. Caribbean Assoc. CYPRIAN GARDINE. Zoology. Canterbury Club. Advanced ROTC. CYNTHIA GARDNER. Home Economics. Home Economics Club. Business Club. JEAN GATLING. Zoology. FREEMAN GAULT. Zoology. Alpha Phi Alpha. Pros.. United Campus Christian Fe lowship. JESSIE GEORGE. Home Economics Pres., Omicron Nu, Home Economics Club. Caribbean Club. International Club. MARION GIBSON. Socio'cgy. RAY GILL, Chemistry. P. Galloway C. Gardine C. Gardnor J. Gatling F. Gault J. George M. Gibson R. Gill 314 College of Liberal Arts S. Godette A. Goodo S. Goodloc N. Gordon STANLEY GODETTE, Zoology, Caribbean Assoc., International Club. ADRIANA GOODE. Spanish. Spanish Club. Howard Ushers. SAMUEL GOODLOE. Zoology. Alpha Phi Alpha. NORMA GORDON, Microbiol-ogy. Caribbean Assoc.. International Club. JANET GRAY, E'emcrtary Education. German Cub. IAN RILEY-GREEN. Accounting. International Club. Caribbean Assoc.. Business Club Marketing Club. Coolt ' A Staff CLYDE GREGOIRE. Zoology. PAN-SY GRISHAM. Zoology. ANJU GROVER. History. In-dian Student's Assoc.. International Club. CAROLYN GULLATT. Sociology. IVOR GUMBS. Zoology. Inter-national Club. Coribboon Assoc. GEORGE HAIRSTON. Mathematics. Track Team Capt.. Pi Mu Epsilon. Sect.. Arnold Air Soc , Carver Hall Council. Dean's Honor Roll. A. Grover C. GulbH I. Gumbs G. Hairston 31$ College of Liberal Arts L Hairston W. Holmes Jr. S. Hall R. Hambrick LLOYD HAIRSTON, Mofhemotics. Agronomy Club, International Club. Math Club. SYLVIA HALL, Zoology, Anqei Flight. Air Force ROTC Squadron Queen. WILBUR F. HOLMES JR.. Sociology. Wesley Foundation. RONALD HAMBRICK. Government, Varsity Footba . Varsity Track. Varsity ”H Club. DAVID HAMER, JR.. Varsity Baseball. Business Club, Marketing Club, Varsity H Club. CARLETTA HAMILTON. Sociology. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Mentor, Sigma Alpha Eta Speech and Hearing Soc.. Kappa Delta Pi, Sociology Club. Reading Club. JOYCE HAMILTON, Home Econom c.s. Home Economics Club. Caribbean Assoc. International Club VICKIE HAMLIN. English. Slowe Hall Council, Chair., Entertainment Comm. PAMELA HARMON, Sociology. Sociology Club. Delta , PEGGY HARRINGTON, Sociology. So-ciology Club. ANN HARRIS. Physical Education, Cheorleodor, Modern Donco Club. Senior Mentor. DORIS HARRIS. Zoology. D. Hamer Jr. C. Hamilton J. Hamilton V. Hamlin 316 College of Liberal Arts NEAL HARRIS, Zoology. Alpha Phi Omega, Under graduate Research Project. ROSETTA HARRIS, Sociology. GERALD HARSHAW, Chemistry. AFROTC. Arnold Air Society. JAMES HATCHER, Political Science. Wrestling Team. Golf Team, Co-Captain. Varsity H-Club. Political Science Society, World Affairs Club. Kappa Alpha Psi. Campus Life Comm., Co-Chairman. Advanced AFROTC. MILTON HATCHER. Economics. Omega Psi Phi. Economics Club. FRANKIE HATFIELD. History. History Club. DONALD HAYNES. Chemistry, Advancod ROTC. Bison S aff, Army Driil Intramural Footfall. ERNESTINE HEASTIE. Sociology. Booster Cub. STANLEY HEMMING. So-cio’ogy. JOHN HERBERT, Government, Varsity Foo‘-ball. Varsity Crew. President. Cook Hell Council, Varsity Club. SAUNDRA HERNDON. Zoo'cgy. Phi Beta Koppa, Beta Koppa Chi, Chairman, L.A.S..C Education Comm.. Book Club. People to-People. Deans' List. ALPHONSE HILL. Accounting. N. Harris G. Harshaw R. Harris J. Hatcher M. Hatcher S. Hemming F. Hatfield D. Haynes J. Herbert S. Horndon E. Heastie A. Hill 317 College of Liberal Arts M. Hines R. Hodge S. Hodges W. Holland MELVIN HINES, Economics. Business Club. Econom-cs Club. RITA HODGE. Government. Notional Education Assoc . Political Science Society. SHERYL HOD-GES, Political Science, Majoretto. Armettcs. WILFRED HOLLAND. Accounting. Varsity Baskotba' Copt., Kappa Alpha Psi. Most Valuable Player Award. Varsity H Club. Business Club. Crossroads Africa. HAROLD HOLLIDAY. Government. Omega Ps; Phi. Politico! Science Soc., World Affairs. Drew. Corvor and Cook Hall Councils. XAVIER HOLT, Zoology. Delta Sigma Theta. Angel Flight. Honors Program. Special Projects Comm.. Senior Class Vice-Pros.. Mentor. ALBERT HOPKINS. Mathematics. Omega Psi Phi. JUD-ITHANN HOPSON, Socioogy, Dolte Sigma Thota. Mentor. S owe Hoil Council. LASC Culture Comm. Sphinx Court. MICHAEL HOUSE. Marketing. Football. Wrestling. Crew Team. H Club, Scabbard Blade. Kappa Alpha Psi. Marketing Club. Business Club. CLEVELAND HOWARD. Accounting. Soccer Team. Business Club. Caribbean Assoc., International Club. DOROTHY HOXTER. Zoo'ogy. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Campus Pals. Slows Hall Council. Mentor. Xmas Week Steering Comm. Project Aware- X. Holt A. Hopkins J. Hopson H. Holliday M. House C. Howard D. Hoxter W. Hudgins 318 College of Liberal Arts ness. WILLIE HUDGINS, Zoology. T A Staff Drew Hall. Baptist Club. ADELE JACKSON. Sociology. CALDWELL JACK-SON. Government. T A Drew Hall. Political Science Society World Affairs Club. Omega Psi Phi. EDISON JACKSON, Zoology. Drew Hall Council. Pres. Phi •Beta Sigma. EDWARD JACKSON, Accounting. Army ROTC Drill Team, Drew Hall T A Staff. Kappa Alpha Psi Business Club. GERALD JACKSON, Physics, T I A Staff Drew Hall, Alpha Phi Alpha. LAY-AYETTE JACKSON, Psychology. Swimming Toam. Campus Pals. Homecoming Steering Comm. Vice Pole-march. Kappa Alpha Psi. GLADSTON JAMES, Chemistry. Caribbean Assoc.. Am.er. Chem.cal Society, German Club. Honors—Chemistry. YVONNE JAMES. Psychology, Caribbean Club. International Club. DAPHNE JARRETT, Sociology. Caribbean Assoc. International Club. ANNETTE JEFFERSON. Sociology Sociology Club. Business Club. MICHAEL JOHN, Zoology, International Club, Caribbean Assoc.. Soccer Toam. ALVIN JOHNSON, Mathematics, Advanced Air Force ROTC Commander. Arnold Air Society. Homecoming Steering Comm. A. Jackson E. Jackson C. Jackson E. Jackson G. Jackson L. Jackson G. James Y. James D. Jarrett A. Jefferson M.John A. Johnson 319 College of Liberal Arts ■ H. Johnson G. Johnson GERALDINE JOHNSON, Elementary Education HENRIETTA JOHNSON. Philosophy. Deans List. Honors Proprom. Hilltop Staff, Mademoiselle College Board Modeling Club. LOU JOHNSON. Mathematics. Alpha Kacpa Alp a. MARGO JOHNSON, Physics. VANCLIFF JOHNSON. Chemistry. Wes cyan Society. Soccer Team. Cricket Team. Caribbean Assoc., International C .ib. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Political Science. Associate Editor. Hilltop. Homecomng Steering Comm., Sprung Madnoss Steering Comm.. Political Science Soc., Falk Fellow. WILLIS JOHNSON. Zoology. Drew Hall Council Homecoming Decorating Comm. International CLb. N A.A.C.P., Project Aware ness Cram on Ushers. BARBARA JONES. Psychology. BAR8ARA L. JONES, Zoology, Entertainment Un-limited Comm.. Campus Pals, Homecoming Steering Comm.. Sphinx Court, Aloha Phi Alpha Queen. DORIS JONES. Sociology. Community Service Project. Honors Program. Sociology Club ELAINE JONES. Govommon . Political Science Soc.. AWS Was.. World Affairs Club. Broader Hor com Chair,. Co-chair. Stu- L. Johnson W. Johnson M. Johnson W. Johnson B. Jonos B. L. Jones D. Jones E. Jones E. Jones 320 College of Liberal Arts S. Jones G. Jonos M. Jordan P. Jordan M. Joseph N.Josoph A. Joyner E. Kane dent Directory. Delta Sigma Theta. International Club Dean's Honor Roll. Mentor, Intersorority Counci Pres.. NSA. Enhance Student. ERIC JONES. Histoty Kappa Alpha Psi. Project Awareness. GRACE JONES, Zoology. Modeling Club Pros. JAC QUELYN JONES. Zoology. MATTIE JONES. Account ing, Business Club, Methodist Club. Christmas Choir Assoc. Women Students. STELLA JONES. English MICHAEL JORDAN, Physical Education. Howard O! f'ciols Assoc. Pros.. Studont Director of Intramura Activities. Physical Education Majors Club, Trees Varsity H C'ub. Intramurals. PATRICIA JORDAN Psychology. Honor's Program. Dean's Honor Rol University Usher, Psi Chi Honor Society. MARSHALI JOSEPH, History. Alpha Phi Omega. NIRA JO SEPH, English. Caribbean Assoc. International Club French Club. ALICE JOYNER, French, Women's Rec reation Assoc., Swimming Club. People to People French C!ub. Linguistics Club. EMMA KANE. English BRENDA KELLEY, Accounting. Business Club. Economic Club. ABRAHIM KHAN. Physics. B. Kelly A. Khan 321 College of Liberal Arts S. Kinder M. King W. King L. Kirschenbaum D. Kubeyinje B. Lamar W. La Flour S. Lamb SONORA KINDER. History. Student Directory Comm. Spanish Club. History Club. Wesley Foundation. Gamma Sigma Sigma Pres. MEDESSA KING, Sociol ogy. Chapel Ushers History Club Political Sconce Society P'es.. Sociology Club. WINTON KING, Chem-ittry, Soccer LOUIS KIRSCHENBAUM. Chemistry. Honors Program. Voluntary Reading Group. Band. Pros-.. Aner. CHom. Soc. Student Affiliates. Beta Kappa Chi. DOROTHY KUBEYINJE. Sociology. WYN-TRESS LA FLEUR. Sociology. Cramton Ushers. Kappa Court. Alpha Phi Omega Court, Slow© Hall Judiciary Comm. BOBBIE LAMAR, Accounting. Chapel Ushers. Model's Club. Aerodettes. Business Club. A.W.S.. Sen ior Mentor. SYROPHINE LAMB, History. International Club. Campus Pals, Homecoming Steering Comm , Soph. Class Vice-Pres.. Treas. Cook Hall Council. Crew Team. SELENA LANGLEY, English. CAROL LAS-TRAPE, History, SANDRA LAWSON. Zoology. LASC. Sect.. Student Directory Comm.. Sect. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Peope-to-People. De'ta S:gma Theta, Mentor. Campus Pals. Graoe Vine NSA. BARBARA LEE. Psychology. Boostors Club Mentor. Methodist Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Homecoming Comm.. Slowe Hal! Judiciary Comm. S. Langley C. Lastrapc 322 College of Liberal Arts C. Lee L. Lee G. Leo H. Leslie CAROLYN LEE, Accounting, Zete Phi Beto. Business Club. LAWRENCE LEE. Recreation. Physical Educaron Majors Club. GWENETTE LEO. Homo Economics, Home Economics Club. International Club. Caribbean Assoc. HORACE LESLIE, Zoology. Soccor, Caribbean Assoc., International Club. AL-THEAR LESTER. Psychology, Golf. Howard Official Assoc., Chess Club. ANTONIA LEWIS, Mother- s Pi Mu Epsilon, Deans Honor Roll. Math Club. Kappa Sigma Debase Society. Astronomy Club. French Club. JACQUEUN LEWIS, Govorn ment. Chapel Ushers, Baptist Club. PAULA LEWIS, Zoology. Student Christian Assoc.. Delta Sigma Theta. Cheerleader. Chair. Civics Comm. AWS. Mentor. ROGERS LEWIS. Zoology. Bridge Club, Chess Club. SHEILA LEWIS. History. History Club. German Club. FREDDIE LILLY, Sociology. Alpha Kappa Alpho, Baptist Club. AWS. Chairman Civics Comm., Sociology Club. Homecoming Talent Show Comm. YVONNE LITTLE. Sociology. Sociology Club. Business Club. A. Lester J. Lewis R. Lewis S. Lewis F. Lilly A. Lewis P. Lewis Y. Little 323 College of Liberal Arts T. Long M. Marcus E. Lyons E. Lyons F. Marshall C. Martin T. Malone B. Mason C. Mason R. Mays J. Matthew B. McDowell TERRY LONG, History, Cheerieading Squad, Aero-dettos, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Montor. EDWARD LYONS, Zoology. Soccer. Caribbean Assoc., International Club. ERNEST LYONS. Philosophy. Caribbean Club. International Club. THOMAS MALONE. Zoology Army ROTC Drill Team Newman Cub Pres.. Cook Hall Council, Cook Hall f A Staff, Campus Pols, Xmas Steering Comm.. Alpha Phi Omega. MADELINE MARCUS,'History. FRANZ MARSHALL, Zoology. Varsity Wrestling. CLIFFORD MARTIN. Government Drow Hall Council. Home-corn ng Comm. Advarced ROTC. BRUCE MASON. Chemistry, Drew Ha Tutorial ond Advisory Stoff. Kapoa Debating Society. CLAUDETTE MASON. Biochemistry. Swimming Club. International Club. Band. Wesley Foundation. Newman Club. Caribbean Assoc., Assoc, of Howard Women. YWCA. Modeling Club. JANET MATTHEW. English. International Club. RICHARD MAYS. Government Omega Ps‘ Phi. Dean s Honor Roll. World Affairs Club. Political Science Soc.. Debato Team. BENJAMEN McDOWELL. Chemistry. SHIRLEY McDUFFIE, Psychology. University Usher,. Booster Club. Slowe Hall Judiciary Comm.. Angel 324 College of Liberal Arts S. McDuffie B. McLaino R. McEnnis H. Mcllwain N. McLaren E. McLean L. McKinney L. McLean Flight. Alpha Kappa Alpha. RICHARD McENNIS. Mathematics, Canterbury Club, United Christian FeL lowship. Mathematics Club. HELLEN MclLWAIN. English. LANGSTON McKINNEY. Chemistry. Amer. Chemical Soc.. Omega Ps« Phi, Bison Staff. BEV. ERLY McLAIN. Sociology, Angel Fligh . Campus Pals Homocominq Stcoring Comm., Mentor. NEV. ILLE McLAREN. Marketing. Business Club. Caribbean Assoc.. Soccer Team. Cricket Team. EDWARD Mc-LEAN. Accounting. Business Club. Advanced AFROTC. intramjrals LILLIAN McLEAN. Zoology. Hemecoming Stooring Comm.. Drew Hall Hostess. Community Service Project. Grapevine. JOSEPH McMILLAN, Psychology. Pres. Senior Class. Alpha Phi Alpha, P$i Chi. Vice Pres. Junior Class, Homecoming Steering Comm.. Grape Vino Camous Pals. Band. BARBARA McMORRIS. Elementary Educe-tion. LEATHA McRUFFIN, Sociology, Model’s Club. Anqe' Flight, Booster Comm., Sp'ung Madness Steer mg Comm., Homecoming Steering Comm.. Alpho Kappa Alpha. Mentor, Campus Pal. BETTY MEEKS, Mathematics, International Club. Reading Club, Math. Club. Gamma Sigma Sigma. SNEA. J. McMillan B. McMorrit L. McRuffin B. Meeks 325 College of Liberal Arts A. Melton B. Miller AUGUSTUS MELTON. Zoology. Advanced ROTC. BERNICE MILLER, Busiress Education. Business Club. JANICE MILLER, Sociology. ROOSEVELT MILTON, History, History Club. Economics Cub, Intramurals. HERBERT MITCHELL. Chemistry. Ed-itor-in-Chief. Hilltop, Education Comm.. LASC. Honors Program. Bison Staff. Project Awaroness, Book C'ub. College Bowl Comm.-Co-chairman. STUART MITCHELL. Mathematics. SYBIL MITCHELL. Economics. Economics Club. TYRONE MITCHELL. Chem-stry Omega Psi Ph Advanced AFROTC. JOHANNES MLELA. Economics. International Cub. Economics Club. East African Studon s Union. RO-LAND MOLINEAUX, Zoology. EUSTACE MOLYN-EAUX, Zoology. DOROTHY MOORE. Sociology. Sociology Club. Anthropology Club. EDISON MOORE, Zoology, Drew Hall TRA, Omega Ps-' Phi, Junior Class LASC Rep. Honors Program, J. Miller R. MiHon H. Mitchell S. Mitchell S. MitcheH T. Mitchell J. Mlcla R. Molineeui E. Molyneaui 326 D. Moore College of Liberal Arts C. Morton P. Morton S. Mose E. Moseley Chrm , Student Center Planning and Advisory Council. Arnod Air Socioty. MONTY MOORE, Elcmon-tory Education. Homecoming Awords Comm., Canterbury House Slowe Hall Council SNEA. CAROL MORGAN. Government, International Club. People to People Comm. GWENDOLYN MORRIS. Sociology. Mentor. Sociology Club. Choir. CARMEN MORTON, French. Fronch Club. Newman Club. PATRICIA MORTON. Zoology, Choir, National Science Fourcation. H Bock Staff. SHEILA MOSE, Sociology. Newman Club. ERNESTINE MOSELEY, English, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Bison, Slowe Hall Judiciary Comm., Swimming C'ub. TAMARA MURPHY, Bacteriology. Modeling Club- reos.. THOMAS MURPHY. Chemistry. Amer. Chemical Soc. LEROY NEVERDON. Political Scienco. Political Scicrco Cit'b. JANIE NEWMAN. Economics. T. Murphy T. Murphy L. Neverdon J. Newman 327 College of Liberal Arts N. Nickons S. Okobi W. Oates D. Osundina NORMA NICKENS, English. Honors Program, Kappa Delta Pi. WANDA OATES. Physical Education. EdItor-in-Chief Bison, Delta Sigma Theta. Pres. WRA Commander Aerodettes. Kappa Dolto Pi. Honor Soc. in Education. Choir, Modern Dance Club, LASC Comm, on Athletic Grants Aids. Homecoming Alumni Comm.. Intramural Director. SUNNY OKOBI, Political Science. Internationa1 Club. Vice Pres. A:ricon Students Assoc. DAVID OSUNDINA, Sociology, International Club. African Students Assoc. ESMIE PARCHMENT. Sociology. OSBORNE PARCHMENT. Mathematics. RALPH PARRIS. Sociology, Sociology Club. CARLOS PAUL. Zoology, Caribbean Assoc.. Varsity Crickot. Capt. Soccer Team. THOMAS PAYNE. Governmen1. Political Science Soc.. Student Religious Liberals. WALLACE PEACE. History. Grapevine. Hilltop. Canterbury Club, Pres. Alpha Phi Omega Chair., LASC. Cultural Comm.. Cook Hall T A Stef . Phi Alpha Theto. JAMES PEACO, History. Alpha Phi Alpha. Arnold Air Soc.. Wrestling Team. GLENICE PEARSON. Psychology. Delta Sigma Theto. AW$. Booster Club. Speech Assoc. 328 College of Liberal Arts SANDY PEMBERTON, History. Wellesly Club. FREDERICK PERNELL, History. Advanced ROIC, Kappa Alpha Psi. SYLVIA PERRY, Psychology, Swimming Club. Booster Club, Womens Rec. Asso.. Univ. Soda Comm.. Cramton Ushers. MARCIA PETERS. Physica Education. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Canterbury Club. Sec. Phys. Ed. and Rec. Club, Slowo Hall Council. ROBERT PETERSON. Psychology. MARIE PHIL-LIPS. Sociology. Sociology Club. Sphinx Court, Mentor. ROBERT PICKETT, Accounting, Arnold Air Society, Pres. Phi Beta Sigma. Varsity Track. CHARLOTTE PIERCE, English, Prcmothoan. Campus Pals, Howard Ptayors. Newman Club. Honors Progrom, Dean's List. BURT PINA, Zoology. N.E.A.A.U. Gymnastics Champion. CHARLEAN POLLARD. Mathematics. Delta Sigma Theta, Peop‘e-to-Peop!e, Mathematics Club. Reading Cub. MYRNA POPE, Sociology, Spanish Club. Newman C ub. Kappa Swootheart Court. Sociology Cub MARY POWELL, Sociology. S. Pemberton F. Pornell S. Porry M. Peters 329 College of Liberal Arts R. Powell S. Pratt G. Preston K. Price I. Randolph L Randolph ROMAINE POWELL. Sociology. Zeta Phi Beta. Sociology. SHARON PRATT. Government. Honors Pro gram. Political Science Club. Alpha Koppo Alpha. Leadership Conf.. Howard's College Bowl. Pi Sigma Alpha, World Affairs Club, Chairman—AWS Standards Comm. GLORIA PRESTON. Accounting, Mentor, Alpha Court, Spbinn Court. KENNETH PRICE, Economics. Economics Club, Varsity Footba I, BARBARA PRYOR, Spanish, University Ushers. Spanish Club. JUANDA RANDLE, Zoology, Homecoming Comm. Student Directory. AWS. ISAAC RANDOLPH. Economics, Internationa Club, African Student Assoc. LeROY RANDOLPH, Political Science. Alpha Phi Omega. Scabbard and Blade, Political Sconce Soc. SHIRLEY RAWLINS, Zoology, Feature Editor—Hill-top. Choir. International Club, Newman Club, Project Awareness l.ASC—Educational Comm., Bison Staff. AWS, DIANE READY. Zoology, Modern Dance Club. Campus Pals. Angel Flight. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Mentor. MARJORIE REID, Home Economics. Homo Economics Club. Caribbean Assoc. WILLIAM REID, Zoology. Beta Kappa Chi. German Club. Alpha Phi Alpha. Coolt Hal! T A Staff, M. Reid W. Reid 330 College of Liberal Arts M. Richardson P. Richardson R. Rior C. Roberts MADISON RICHARDSON. Zoology. Varsity Foot-ball. Varsity Wrestling. Kappa Alpha PsI. Cool Ha’I Council. PHYLIS RICHARDSON. Accounting. ROLAND RIER, History, History Club, Wes'cy Four.da-rion. CELIA ROBERTS. Elementary Educator, International Club. Car bbean Assoc. LEWIS ROBINSON, Economics. Drew Hal. T A Staff, Kappa Alpha Psi. Advanced AROTC. Chair.—Christmas Week. Promethean. Economics Club, Business Club. Student Assembly. World Affairs Conf. MICHAEL ROBINSON. Government. Editor—Cook Hal Paper, Spanish Club, Po'itical Science Club, Homecoming Danco Comm. WILLIE ROBINSON, Zoology. EVELYN ROSE. Zoology Car'bbeon Assoc Dear's Hono' Roll, Be'a Kappa Ch', Sigma P Sigma. JOHNNIE ROUSE, Mathematics. Booster Club, Delta f Theta. Homecoming Steering Comm. Broader Hori-20ns. Mathematics Club, International Club, Waite' H. Brooks Foundation. NEHEMIAH RUCKER. Sociology ALMA RUFF. History. JOSEPH RUSSELL. Government, Project Awcreness. Cook Holl Council. Chapel Ushers. Politics Science Socety, World Affairs Club. Polemarch—Kappa Alpha Ps:. Bison Staff. L. Robinson W. Robinson M. Robinson E. Rose J. Rouse N. Rucker A. Ruff J. Russell 331 College of Liberal Arts A. Rutland F. Schubert D. Seidman A. Sewell F. Saunders E. Sharpe ANDREW RUTLAND. Zoology. Kappa Alpha Psi. Ad-vanced ROTC. CAROLYN RYAN. English. Copy Ed itor. Hilltop. International Club Co-Chairman Student Directory. Copy Editor Bison, YWCA, Mentor. Canterbury Club. FRANK SATTERWHITE. Education. Polemarch Kappa A'pha Psi. Chair.. Homecoming Stocring Committee, Whos Who Among Studonts In Amer. Coll, and Jniv., Choir. Student Leadership Conference. FREDRICK SAUNDERS. Physical Edu cation. Basketball. FRANK SCHUBERT. History. Pros.. Kappa Sigma Debate Society. Tau Kappa Aloha Not. Forensic Socioty. Dean's List. DANIEL SEIDMAN, Economics, Internotiono Club. Economics Cub. Drew Ha'i T A Staff. ANTOINETTE SE-WELL. Physical Education, Cheerleaders Copt, Physical Education Majors Club Pres.. Booster Club, Dance Club. ELIZABETH SHARPE. Zoology. Campus Pals. Bison Staff. Canterbury Assoc. ROBERT SIEGEL, Zoology, Omega Psi Phi, Crew Team RUSSELL SIMMONS. Economics Economics Clib. JUANITA SIMMS. Aipha Kappa Alpha. Gamma Sigma Sigma. M. McRAE. 332 J. Simms M. McRae College of Liberal Arts F. Simon A. Smith B. Smith C. Smith K. Smith C. Smith J. Smith S. Smith FRANCES SIMON. Child Developmen . Home Economics Club. Dean's Honor Roll. Svvimming Club. AUBREY SMITH. Economics, Rifle Team, Business Club. BARBARA SMITH. Government. CHARLENE SMITH, Sociology. Choir, Slowe Hall Judiciary Comm.. Sociology Club. CICELY SMITH. Home Economics. Home Economics Club. Caribbean Assoc.. International Club. JOYCE SMITH, Business Administration, Business Club. KATHLEEN SMITH. Home Economics Club, Caribbean Assoc.. International Club. SANDRA SMITH. Socclogy. Sociology Club. Modem Dance Club. OLIVER SOCKWELL. Physics. Amer. Institute of Electrical Engineers, Rad'o Club. Russian Club. CAROL SPENCER, English. Modern Dance C'ub. Campus Pal, Cock Hall Court, Sphinx Court, E A Coed of the Month. Angel Flight. Air Force ROTC Queer. Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart Court. Homocoming Steering Comm., Cramton Ushers, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Aerodettes, Montor. HELEN SPRIGGS. E‘emontary Education. SNEA. PARIS STERRETT, JR.. Zoology. United Christian Fellowship. Chapel Ushers. Carver Ha l Council. O. Socltwell C. Spencer H. Spriggs P. Sterrctt, Jr. 333 College of Liberal Arts C. Stewart J. Stewart J. Strachan G. Strawder CARLOS STEWART. Sociology. Basletb.n Newman Cub SNEA Sociology Club JOYCELYN STEWART. International Club. Caribbean Asscc JOANN STRA-CHAN, Government. GEORGE STRAWDER. Psycho1-ogy. ROTC Band. International Ckib. Crow. Wosloy Foundation. CAROL SUMMERVILLE. Chemistry Aloha Kappa Alpha Angel Flight, Beta Kappa Chi. Pi Mu Epsilon, Amer. Chem Society. LENARD SWAIN, Micro bio'ogy Phi Bofa Sigma. Band. ALVA SWAN, Govern-man?. JAMES SYKES, Chemistry, Omega Psi Phi, Campus Pal, Bison Staff. Student Aff. of Amer. Chem. Soc.. Student Leadership Conference. ALEX TAYLOR. Chemistry. Intromurals. ANDREA TAYLOR. Psychology. Howard Players. Anga Flight. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Slcwe Hall Council. AWS. CAROLYN TAYLOR. History. Slowe Hall Council. Homecoming Steering Comm., Aerodottes. Dolta Sigma Theta. JOHN TAYLOR. Sociology. H Club. Varsity Track. C. Summerville A. Swan L. Swain J. Sykes A. Taylor 334 College of Liberal Arts J. Taylor P. Taylor C. Tonn N. Thame G. Thomas W. Turner W. Urmila L. Trice C. Ukpong N. Via Varsity Football. PAMELA TAYLOR, Nutrition, Caribbean Assoc., Internationa' Club. Home Economics Club. CARMEN TENN, English, Caribbean Assoc. NEVILLE THAME, Chemistry. International Club. Caribbean Assoc.. American Chemistry Socioty. GLORIA THOMAS. Psychology. Delta Sigma Theto. A.W.S. Comm.. Bison Staff. Psi Chi. LINDA TRICE, History. NAACP. Kappa Sigma Debate Soc. Tau Kappa Alpha. Women's Xmas Choir, Fencing Club. Honors Reading Club. Broader Horizons Comm. WILLIAM TURNER. Mathematics. Kappa Alpha Psi. Tennis Team, CooV Hall Council. History Club. Math Cub. CHRISTOPHER UKPONG. Economics. NORMA VIA. Psychology. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Angel Flight, Honors Program, Kappa Alpha Psi Court. Dean's L st, Mentor. WADHWA URMILA, Homo Economics. ELIZABETH WALKER. Elementery Education. Bond, Business Club. CARSTELL WALTON, Sociology. Alpha Kappa Delta, Choir, Sociology Club. People to Poople. E. Welker C. Welton 335 College of Liberal Arts J. Waters B. Webb L. Waters E. Webster JACQUELINE WATERS. Mathematics, Homecoming Queen, Pres. Delta Sigma Theta, Chrm., Peoplc-fo-Peoplo, Army ROTC Queen, Campus Pal, Homecoming Steering Comm.. Sprung Madness Steering Comm.. Coed of the Month. Howard Engineer, Contributing Editor. H Booh. LYDIA WATERS, Zoology. Choir. Alpho Keppo A'phe. BARBARA WEBB. Political Science. Angel Flight. Aerodettes Executive Commander. EDWARD WEBSTER, Zoology. Campus Pal. Christmas Weelc Steering Comm. CAROLYN WHITNEY. Sociology. ELLEN WIGGINS. Sociology. Delta Sigma Theta. Choir, International Club. People-to-People. WILFORD BRENT-HARRIS, Government. BEVERLY WILLIAMS. Psychology. Beta Kappa Chi. Sigma Pi Sigma. Psi Chi, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Gorman Club. NAACP. Mentor. Honors Program. CHARLES WILLIAMS. Politico' Science. Economics Club. Political Science Soc.. Advanced ROTC. DOUGLAS WILLIAMS, Government. Chrm.. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Alpho Phi Alpha. Who's Who. Campus Pah. EUGENE WILLIAMS. Zoology. PHILIP WILLIAMS, Who's Who. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Chrm.. Campus Pals. C. Whitnoy C. Williams E. Wiggins W. Brent-Harris D. Williams E. Williams B. Williams P. Williams 336 College of Liberal Arts College of Pharmacy BRENDA WILLIS. Zoology. Book Club, Bridge Club. ERNEST WITHERS. Government, Vice Pres. Cheoel, Usher . Teu Kappa Alpha. Scabbard end Blade. WINSTON WONG. Chemistry. Bate Kappa Chi. Sigma Phi Sigma, Amer. Chemical Soc., French Club, Caribbean Assoc. MARIAN WRIGHT. English. Alpfja Kappa Alpha. German Club, A'pha Court. Glamour's Best Dressed Girl 1964. GLORIA WYCHE, Zoology. CHRISTINE YOUNG. Sociology. United Christian Fe'lowship, Business Club, Booster Club. HYMAN YOUNG. Accounting. MARY YOUNG. Sociology. Delta Sigma Theta. Sociology Club. BARBARA YOUNGER. Sociology. SALAH YOUSIF. Economics. Varsity Soccer. H Club. RONALD ANDERS. Phormecy. Alpha Phi Alpha. Class Pres. Swimming Toam, T A Staff (Drew). APHA. KENNETH ANDERSON. Phar-macy. Alpha Phi Alpha, Student Council Pres., Student Branch Amer. Pharmaceutical Assoc., Chi Dolta Mu, Band. Class Vice-Pres.. Unlv.-Wide Committee on Studont Organizations and Activities (’64). G. Wyche C. Young B. Younger S. Yousif W. Wong M. Wright H. Young M. Young R. Anders K. Anderson 337 College of Pharmacy J. Roberts H. Ron JAMES BRADSHAW, Pharmacy. Amor. Pharmaceutical Assoc., Vico Pros. Senior Clast, Chi Doha Mu. Drill Team. JAMES CLARK, Pharmacy. APA. NORMA JENKINS, Pharmacy. Vico Pros. Sbwe Hall. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Pharmacy Student Council. Copt. Majorettes. ROOSEVELT JOHNSON. Phar-macy. Bison Staff. Clast Pros.. Alpha Phi Alpha. SIG-MAN GULLINS, Pharmacy. Omega Psi Phi. Campus Pas. THOMAS LANSTON. Pharmacy. APA. Trees. Chi Delta Mu. JOHN ROBERTS. Pharmacy. APA. HELEN ROSS. Pharmacy. APA. Chapel Ushers. Mentor. Gamma Sigma Sigma. Student Christian Assoc. BERNARD SIMS, Pharmacy. Dean's Honor Roll. Pres. APA. Alpho Phi Omego. GLORIA SMITH, Pharmacy. YWCA. Pharmacy Student Council. APA. Gamma Sigma Sigma. MATTHEW SUFFNESS, S. Vanderpod B. Sims G. Smith M. Suffness 338 School of Social Work W. Allen S. BorcheH M. Burke J. Chin Pharmacy, Rho Chi, Class Pres., Pres. Chess Club. Student Council. APA. SYLVIA VANDERPOOL. Pharmacy. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Dean's List, Pres. Froshman Class. WISE ALLEN, Social Work. SARAH BORCHELT, Social Work. MELVA BURKE, Social Work. Student National Assoc, of Social Worleys. JEAN CHIN, Social Work. Publicity Comm. FREDERIC CLANA-GAN. Social Work RUTH COPLAN. Social Work. DOROTHY DUNSON. Social Work. JEAN FRANKS. Social Work. Student National Assoc, of Social Workers. RICHARD FRANKS. Social Work. ALICIA GOODING. Social Work. LELAND HALL. Social Work. Presiden —National Assoc, of Social Workers. PRISCILLA HARRIS. Social Work. F. Clanagan D. Dunston R. Coplan J. Franks R. Franks A. Gooding L. Hall P. Harris 339 School of Social Work F. Hendorson J. Henry N. Jones C. Kennedy B. Meadows S. Moroose L. Nelson G. Nurse J. Hilson B. Johnson J. Lawrence P. Longus FLORENCE HENDERSON, Casework. JEANNINE HENRY, Psychiatric Social Work, NASW. Secretary-Student Council. JACQUELINE HILSON. Social Work. Student Org.. Bison Staff. BETTY JOHNSON. Social Work. NORMA JONES, Casework, Bison Staff. CAROLE KENNERLY. Medical Social Work. Student Org. JANE LAWRENCE, Social Work. Orientation Comm. Chairman, Social Action Comm. PHAR NAL LONGUS, Social Work, Kappa Alpha Psi. Social Action Comm. Chairman. BARBARA MEADOWS, Soc:al Work, Student Org. Council. SANDRA MOROOSE. Social Work. LEON NELSON. Psychiatric Social Work. Student Org., National Association for Social Workers. GWENDOLYN NURSE. Social Work, Studont Org. 340 School of Social Work M. Oliver S. Robert? A. Pointer E. Robinson N. Powell J. Rom MIGNON OLIVER. Social Work. AVIS POINTER. Social Work. Vice Pres.-Second Year Class. NETTIE POWELL. Social Work. ANITA REID. Social Work. Student Org. National Assoc, of Social Work. SYLVESTER ROBERTS. Social Work. Student-Faculty Liaison Comm.. NASW. AAUP, Siqma Rho Sigma. Alpha Kappa Delta. ELAINE ROBINSON. Social Work. Queen of School of Social Work. JUNE ROSS. Studoot Org., Student-Faculty Comm.. Orientation Comm. DELORES SYKES. Social Work. ANNIE THOMPSON. Social Work. ELIZABETH TRICE. Social Work. Student O'g., NASW. BRENDA TUCKER. Social Work EDWARD TURNER. Social Work. A. Thompson A. Reid D. Sykes E. Trice 341 B. Tucker E. Turner School of Social Work School of Religion T. Vincent B. Ward O. Woods T. Blackman TULA VINCENT. Social Work. BARBARA WARD. Social Work. ODESSA WOODS, Social Work, Student Organization. National Assoc, of Social Workers. THOMAS BLACKMAN, Religion, Educational and Program Comm., Interseminary Movement Comm.. Publicity Comm.. Special Projects Comm. WYATT CALLAHAN. Religious Education. Alpha Phi Omega. Phi Beta Sigma. President of Junior Class. Choir. IL CHIANS. Re igion. SERENUS CHURN. Religion. GILES HARDY, Religion, Vice President Student Assembly. HOWARD HINSON. Theology. President of Second Year Class. Constitution Comm. ROBERT SULLIVAN, Religion, Sec. Student Assemb'y- SAMUEL WILLIAMS. Religion. President Student Assembly. DENNIS PARKER, Commercial Art. Fino Arts Student Council. Omega Psi Phi. Delta Beau, Homecoming Steering Comm., Varsity Track. JESSE ADAMS. Music Education. Band Choir, Alpha Phi Alpha Drew Hall T A Staff. KENNETH ARM-STON. Art. WINONA BOYD, Art Education. Alpha W. Callahan I. Chiang S. Churn G. Hardy H. Hinson R. Sullivan S. Williams D. Parker 342 College of Fine Arts J. Adams K. Armston W. Boyd S. Brown S. Bullock J. Burroll L.Busby G. Carter KapDa Alpha. Angel Flight Historian, Judiciary Comm. Slow© Hall, Mentor, Art Club. GILBERT BROWN. Music. Band. Omega Psi Phi. STARMANDA BULLOCK, Dosign, Studont Art League. Artisans. Howard Players, Proiect Awareness. Dean's Honor Roll. JAMES BURRELL. Music Education. LESLIE BUSBY. Music Education, Amer. Light Opera Orchestra Phi Mu Alpha. Brass Choir. Band. GWENDOLYN CARTER. Music Education. MENC. YWCA. Canterbury Club, Band. Choir, Women's Music Org., Senior Class Treasurer. JOAN CARTER, Design. French Club. Christian Science Org. HERBERT COBBS, Music Education. Business Club. Band, Choir. M.E.N.C. GEORGIA CRAWFORD, Music Education. Choir. Symphonic Wind Ensemble, MENC. Women's Music Org. Vice-President. Mentor. DOROTHY DINROE, Music Education, M.E.N.C.. Delta Sigma Theta. Women's Music Orq. Parliamentarian. Choir. Howard Players. Sym-phonetta President. J. Carter H. Cobbs G. Crawford D. Dinroe 343 College of Fine Arts M. Dodson O. Georg E. Fraser E. Hall MARGARET DODSON. Drama, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sweethear Kappa Alpha Psi, Angel Flight. Gamma Sigma Sigma, Fine Arts Student Council. Soph. Class Queen. Vice Pres. Soph. Class. Mentor. Student Directory Staff. ETHEL FRASER. Music Education. Compus Pal. University Usher. Choir. Angel Flight. Delta Sigma Theta. Mentor. Canterbury Club, International Club. Caribbean Assoc. OLYMPIA GEORGE. Music Education. Choir. MENC, Sigma Alpha lota. Mentor. Dean's List. ELEANOR HALL, Music Education. Choir. We$!ey Foundation. MENC. Sec. Senior Class. GRETCHEN JENKINS. Music Education. Comm, on Religious Life. Choir. Pres. Wesley Foundation, Pres. Sicma Alpha lore. LYDIA JOHNSON, Music Education. Choir. Armeftes Commander. Delta Sigma Theta. Army ROTC Queen. Fine Arts Homecoming Queen. H-Book Staff. SANDRA JORDAN. Music Education. Choir Queen, pres. Choir. MENC. Student Council. Fine Arts Queen, May Queen Court, Student Leadership Conference. VERNON KELLER. Design. 8and. Sec. Baptist Club. Campus Pa'. Mentor. Gamma Sigma Sigma. ANN KIMBER. Sec. FASC. MENC, Siqma Alpha lota. Delta Siama Theta. Choir. Mentor. MILTON LESPERE. Music Education. Phi Mu Alpha. MENC. Choir. MAREDIA LEWIS, Music Education, Choir Miss MENC. FASC. Sigma Aloha lota, Mentor, Woman of The Year 64-65! JOHNNELLA LUCAS. Music Education. Choir Band, FASC. Pres. Senior Class. Clarinet Choir, Sigma A'pha Iota. MENC. G. Jenkins A. Kimber L. Johnson M. Lesporo S. Jordan M. Lewis V. Keller J. Lucas 344 College of Fine Arts School of Engineering and Architecture ELOIS6 MASSEY. Voice. Choir. Women's Music Org.. Dean's Ult. CHARLENA MOTEN. Drama, Delta Sigma Theta. Howard Players Vice Pres.. Modem Dance Club. Hilltop. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Sprung Madness Steering Comm. IVYANN PATE. Music Ed.. Choir. Women's Music Org.. Pi Koppo Lambda Honor Society. ROSANNA QUINN, Music Educot'on, Ar-mettos. Marching Band. Assoc, of Women Studonts Vice-Pres., Choir. Sigma Alpha lota. Usher. Fine Arts Student Council Rep. WILMA SHAKESNIDER. Voico. Choir. Zeta Phi Beta Basilus. Howard Players. CLIFTON SMITH. Art Education. Varsity Basketball. ROBERT THOMAS. Music Education. M.E.N.C. Pres.. Phi Mu Alpha Trees.. Choir. JEAN THORNTON. Drama. Howard Players, Vice-Pres. Modern Dance Club. F.A. Student Council. Artisans Assoc, Urban Service Corps. ERNEST WESLEY, Art Design. Art Club. Deon's List. Student Council Scholarship Winner. Homecoming Decoroting Comm. JOAN WILLIAMS, Music Education, Women's Music Org.. M.E.N.C., Dean's Honor Roll. Cho-’r. CHARLES ANDERSON, Mochanical Engineering. Arnold Air Society. Amer. Soc. of Mods. Eng.. Kappa Sigma Debating Soc. WALTER ATKINS, Electrical Engineering. Alpha Phi Alpha. Drew Hall Board of Governors, Arnold Air Soc.. Notional Publications Officor, E A Student Council, Campus Pals. H Book. Scanner Staff. I. Pate C. Moten R. Quinn W. Sheketnidor C. Smith R. Thomas J. Thornton 345 School of Engineering and Architecture F. Baird J. Baker L. Barnot H. Brooks J. Brown M. Brown W. Burch G. Charles FELIX BAIRD, Electrical Engineering. IEEE. Radio Club. Spanish Club. EASC. JAMES BAKER. Civil En-gireering, Band, Alpha Phi Alpha, EASC. LARRY BARNETT. Electrical Engineering. Chess Club. Kappa Alpha Psi. Tau Beta Pi. IEEE. HAROLD BROOKS. Electrical Engineering. IEEE, Alpha Phi Alpha, Drew Hall Council, Homecoming Scoring Comm. JOHN BROWN, Architecture, Am. Inst, of Architects. EASC. MELVIN BROWN. Engineering. WILLIAM BURCH, Electrical Engineering. Inst, of Electrical Electronic fleers. GERALD CHARLES, Mechanical Engineering, ROTC Band. Drum Major Band. EASC. Omega Pvi Phi. Am. Soc. of Mechanical Eng. JOHN CHRISTINE. Mechanicol Engineering Caribbean Assoc., ASME. Am. Assoc, of Mechanical Eng. CURTIS DAN-DRIDGE, Electrical Engineering. Arnold Air Soc.. P'es. Chi Eta Delta. IEEE. Dean's Honor Roll. JEFFERSON DEAN. F'ectrical Enqiroorinq, Radio Club. IEEE. SAMUEL EAST, Engineering. RUPERT ENGLISH, Civil Engineering. WALTER EVANS, Architecture, Cook Hall T A Staff. Pres. J. Dean S. East J. Christine C. Dandridge 346 School of Engineering and Architecture R. English W. Evans E A Student Council. Howard Eng. Mag., Pres. Alpha Phi Alpha. Tau Boto Pi Honorary Soc., Scabbard Biade. Deon's Honor Roll. R. E. FENUKU, Mechonical Engineering. African Students Union. International Club. GORDON FINCH, Mechanical Engineering. Tau Bota Pi. Scabbard Blado, Am. Soc. of Mech. Eng.. Alpha Phi Omega. Deon's Honor Roll. JAMES FREEMAN, Electrical Engineering, Omega Psi Phi, Homecoming Steering Comm.. Dean’s Honor Roll. E A Student Council. Arno'd Air Society. Radio Club. CARL FRONTIN, Electrical Engineering. BILLY GAMBLE, Electrical Engineering. Choir. Arnold Air Soc.. Radio Club. NARINDER GARG, Mechanical Engineering. A.S.M.E. THOMAS GRAHAM. Civil Engl-peering. A.S.C.E., Student Council. Tau Beta Pi. Caribbean Assoc., International Club. VIJAY GUPTA, Mechanical Engineering, Indian Student Assoc.. International Club. Treas. RAYMOND HOLMES, Mechanical Engineering. T A Staff. Dean's Honor Roll. EDWARD ISIBOR, Civil Engineering. R. Fenuku G. Finch J. Freeman C. Frontin N. Garg B. Gamble 347 School of Engineering and Architecture J. Jackson S. Liback J. Mapily O. King H. Mack M. Marshall B. Kurich S. Leigh JOSEPH JACKSON, Boctrical Engineering. Alpha Phi Omega. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Campos Pals. Xmas Week Steering Comm.. Sprung Madness Steering Comm.. I.E.E.E., Student Assembly. ROSSI JACKSON, Electrical Engineering. I.E.E.E. AUBYN JONES. Architecture. Caribbean Assoc.. Sw'mming Club. International Club. FREDDIE JONES, Electrical Engineering. Intramural Footbali Basketball. JAG-DISH KAPUR. Mechanical Engineering. ASME. Radio Club. Irbian Students Assoc. OSCAR KING. Archi. tecture Homocoming Steering Comm.. Vico-Pres. Student Council, Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Assembly. Arnold Air Society. Who's Who in E. .A., Alpha Phi Alpha, Chrm. Sprung Madness. International Club. Studen Leadership Conference. B. D. KURICH, Civil Engineering. ASCE. SAMUEL LEIGH, Civil Engineer ing. Deon's Honor Roll. Vice-Pres. Amer. Soc. of Amer. Eng.. International Club. Alpha Phi Omega. African Studen Assoc. SAMUEL LIBACK, Engineering. HERBERT MACK. Mochanical Engineering. Swimming Tcom A$ME -Secretary. JOSE MAPILY, Architecture. Kappa Alpha Psi, Treos. Am. Institute of Arch., Campus Pals MORRIS MARSHALL. Electrical Engi- 343 School of Engineering and Architecture J. McCurdy G. Miller A. Mitchell R. Moore S. Ogunseindo J. Owens Y. Mpagi neering, Rowing Club. Tau Beta Pi, Am. Inst, of Elec. Eng. JESSE McCURDY, Electrical Engineering. GREEN MILLER, Architecture, Drew Hall Council. Cook T A Staff. Homecoming Steering Comm.. Amer. Inst, of Architects. Alpha Phi Alpha. ARCHER MITCHELL. Mechanical Engineering. Alpha Phi Omega. Pres. Am. Student Assoc, of Mechanical Eng., Tau Beta Pi. Dean’s Honor Roll. T A—Cook Hall. ROBERT MOORE. Architecture. Intramurals. Cook Hall Comm., LA Comm.. Sprung Madness Comm.. Am. Inst, of Architects. YOUNUS MPAGI. Engineering. IEEE. Treas. East African Students, Internationa Club. Hilltop. SATINDER MUNJAL, Civil Engineering. Vico-Pres. Indian Students Assoc., ASCE. SUNDAY OGUN-SEINDE, Civil Engineering. EASC. International Club. Tau Beta Pi. JOHN OWENS. Mechanical Engineering. ASME. Phi Beta Sigma. IFC. ABOLGHASSEM PARSA, Civil Engineering, ASCE. BADREDVIN PLASEIED. Design. KEITH PREDDIE, Electrical En-gineoring, Caribbean Assoc.. IEEE. ROBERT PRIN-TIS, Electrical Engineer ng. Tau | � ta Pi. Scabbard Ik Blade. IEEE. A. Parse K. Preddie B. Plaseied R. Printis 349 School of Engineering and Architecture J. Raymond H. Robinson C. Rush H. Sanders JOHN RAYMOND, Electrical Engineering. Coot Ha! Council. Tract Team. Drill Team. Choir. Arnold Air Soc Comdr. ESA Student Council. HARRY ROBIN-SON, Architecture. Kappa Alpha Psi. Rifle Team. H Club. Campus Pals. Sprung Madness Comm.. Am. Inst, of Architects. Army ROTC Commdr. CHARLES RUSH. Archl'ecture. Crew. Am. Inst, of Architecture ROTC Band. HAROLD SANDERS. Architecture. Tau Beta ? Honor Soc., Alph Phi Alpha. Dean s Honor Roll JAMES SIMPSON. Mechanical Engineering. NARINDER THAKRAL, C vil Engineer ng. A.S.C.E WILLIAM THREATT, Architecture. Intramural Base-bo ' Sprunq Madness Comm.. A.I.A ASHOK VIJ. Mocharlcal Engineering Ind'an Student A-.SOC TOGO WEST. Electrical Engineering, H Bool Editor. Student Assombly Chair., Student Leadership Conference. Alpha Phi Omega Pres., Howard Engineer Editor. Guidon Editor. Swimming Toam. E A Student Council. Student Center Panning Advisory Council Chair. 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Zachary T. 2034 North Capitol Street Washington, D.C. o Heidelberg, Robert P. 949 S Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. Hitt, Donald I. 20C4 Klingle Rd.. N.W. Washington. D.C. Hobbs, James 1230 Southern Ave., S.E. Washington, D.C. Holland. Robert E. 907 Euclid Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. Howard. Howell J., Jr. 219 Ingraham Stroef. N.W. Washington. D.C. M Matthews. Merritt S. 1401 Fairmont Street. N.W. Washington, D.C. Mehler, Robert J. 8128-Nth Avenuo Hyattsville, Md. Merritt, William E., Ill 4530 Ft. Totten Dr.. N.E. Washington. D.C. Miller, Russell L., Jr. 4951 Rock Crock Church Rd.. N.E. Washington. D.C. Quosh, Joseph A. 3900 Whceicr Rd.. S.E. Washington. D.C. R Rakha, Yousscf B. 2105 North Taft Street Arlington. Virginia Robinson, James F. 1720 Corcoran Streot. N.E. Washington. D.C. Rodman, Orlando G., Jr. 804 Taylor Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. 385 Senior Directory Roux, Vincent J. 62 l6-5th Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. w Washington, Frederick J. 1826-24th Street. N.E. Washington. D.C. F Flynn, Cynthia 909 North 15 Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania s Wation. Lula M. 3115-Nth Street. N.W. 2 H N.E. 32 Savoy, Leonard B. 1512 Varnum Street. N.W. Washington, D.C. Schnoider, Roy L. 1708 Newton Street. N.W. 4 Washington. D.C. Self. David J. Washington Hospital Center Washington, D.C. Sherman, G. Hakon 4900 Ft. Totten Dr., Washington, D.C. Sifontes. Lionel A. 1432 You Street. N.W. Washington, D.C. Simmons, Elea 3900 Wheele Washington. Smith. Bruce D 301013th S Washington. Smith. Melvin D. 1408-25th Str Washington. Stafford. Novarro 1500-41st Street, Washington. D.C. Stewart. Cart L 1805 4th Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. Syphax. John L. 2704.4th Street N.E. 2 Washington. D.C. Washington. D.C. Willis, Isaac Box 258. D.C. General Hospital Washington, D.C. Winklo, Ronald S. 43l2-28th Place Mt. Ranier, Maryland Woods, Lewis O. 17.42nd Street. N.E. Washington. D.C. WWoh. General Hospital Washington. D.C. Ik School of Nursing A Allen. Margaret Route 2 Boa 8 Evington, .Virginia Almond, Norma D. Wr Barrett. Patricia 239 East 12 Street Erie. Pennsylvania Pollard, Brenda Hawkins, Barbara 4818 Kansas Avenue, N.W. Washington. D.C. Hezzard, Barbara 2416 Richland Street Columbia. South Carolina HiB. Gloria 3916 East 153 Street Cleveland. Ohio Hopson. Shirley 7140 Mr. Vernon Street Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania J Jones, Carol Route 3. Bo 98 Wilit'amsburg, Virginia M Carolyn Howo Street North Carolina T Tarver, Milton G. 3424 B. Street. S.E. 202 Washington. D.C. Thomas. James C. 4878 Ft. Totten Dr.. N.E. Washington. D.C. Byrd, Sandra 1112 Perry Avenue Augusta. Georgia c Cox. Corelease Routo 2. Box 172 Powhatan, Virginia Box 136 Dunbar, Pennsylvania Prue. Phyllis 5711 Reed Street North Englewood. Maryland s Slaughter, Delores 211 Grant Street Hampton. Virginia V Verloy. Karl W. 819 Webs’er Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. D Dickerson. Corina 769 South Hicks Street Philadelphia. Pennsylvania T Thompson, Lucile Route 3. Box I25A Ahoskie. North Carolina 386 Senior Directory Todd, Donnie M. Cox, Charles Route 4. Bex 704 212 Willard Ave. Millington. Tennessee New Castle, Penn. Hovell, James 2315 3rd Street Alexandria, Louisiana V D Hull, Mary 3600 58th Street Cheverly. Maryland Fuller, Gerald 3105 Chapel View Drl Beltsville. Mory and VanBrakle. Joyco 157 Humboldt Avenue Dorchester. Massachusetts Vaughan. Betty 1125 Wray Street Martinsvillo. Virginia College of Dentistry Davis, Warren l9' 2 Honry Strcot Morristown. N.J. J Jones, Roscie 3411 A Street. S.E. Apt. 4 104 Washington, D.C. Judson, Hcanctto 8209 Roonoko Avenuo Takoma Park, Maryland G Griffin, Seabron 1502 R Street. Washington, D.C M Edward N. Notice Box 26 Jansen Beach, Florida smasine J. 14 Bates Street, N.W. roshington. D.C. laynes, Pearly H. 102 Ego Avenue Jersey City. Now Jersey Haywood. Charles 5112 Kansas Avenue. N.W. Washington, D.C. Akers, Phyllis E. 1925 S'' Street. N.W. Washington, D.CL Allen. Herma 223 10th Str Hollandofe, FI Anderson, K 119 6th Str Pe'hambs, N Ballard, Suzanne 63 Woodmont Road Alexandria. Virginia Blakely, Warren 12594 Foothill Boulevard San Fernando. California Boyce, Errol 14 Irving Street Trinidad. West Indies Broderick, Porcival Jamaica West Indies Desbordes, Fabian 3910 Kansas Avo. N.W. Washington. D.C. Dcutsch, Charles 69-11 Yollowstono Boulovard Forest Hills 75. Now York Khatri, Miriam I. 17 Nepean Sea Road Bombay 6. India King, Wallace 249 Longfellow Street. N.W. Washington, D.C. treet jet c ;t Lcnkin, Rochelle 4201 Cethed'ol Avenue. N.W. Washington, D.C. Magrogor, Omolade Siena Road Ratifunk. S. Leone W. Africa Bullock. Nathaniel 3521 Stanton Rd. S.E. Washington, D.C. Burroughs, Roland 1930 86th Streot Miami, Flor’da c Chapman, Claronco 7908 Johnson Ave. Lanham, Maryland Henderson, Irvin 619 W. Myrle Street Jackson, Mississippi Higgins, Godfrey 22 Outlook Avenue Kingston. Jamaica. W.l. Holmes. Alice 12711 Caldwell Street Rockville. Maryland Holness. Clive 30 South Monterey Drive Kingston, Jamaica McDowell, Benjamin A. Route 2. Box 252 Gray Court, South Carolina Miller, Josoph 137-10 168th Streot Jamaica, New York Miyata, Herbert T. Post Office Box 224 Waialuo. Hawaii Moss, Daniel 9325 S.W. 128th Street Miami. Florida N Nadler, Linda 2808 Terrace Drive Chevy Chase, Maryland Nelso, Maurico 123 Sundown Crescent Kingston 10. Jamaica. W.l. o O'Connor, Cordell 87 St. Nicholas Place New Yorlc, New York Okada, Shigcru 16654 Taylor Court Gardena, California P Pinerman, Mervyn 2314 Ocala Avenuo Baltimore 15, Maryland Price, Ann 2808 Northhampton'Stroot, Washington, D.C. R Rainor, Robert 105 Race Street Trenton, New Jersey Robinson, Grace 3604 Clifton Avonuo Baltimore, Maryland Robinson, James 219 G nwood Avonuo Buffalo 8, New York s Shankman, Phyllis 9901 Ashburton Lane Bethesda. Maryland Shaw. Bonjamin 6516 Nortn Capitol Street Washington, D.C Shorald, Amos 3127 8th Street Columbus. Georgia Sherman, Stephon 6148 Sprirghill Drive Greonbelt. Maryland Senior Directory Siegel, Bryna 1303 Balfour Court Chillum, Maryland Silber, Leslie 5609 Warwick P’ace Chevy Chose, Maryland Simon, Thelma 20 Seabreeze Avenue Kingston. Jamaica, W.l. Smith, Grovor 606 Mobile Street Hattiesburg. Mississippi Smith, Patrick 33 Constant Spring Road Kingston. Jamaica. W.l. Storrs, Earl 137 Cady SW Rochester, New York T Tarango. Anthony 7301 Garland Avenue Tekomo Park 12. Maryland Uyoyama, Stanley 2298 Craig Avenue Sacramento. California w Watson, Donald 31 Nordor Avenuo Kingston. Jamaica, W.l. Wax, Barbara 7619 9th Street, N.W. Woshinqton. D.C. Weaver, Garland 2707 6th Street, N.E. Washington. D.C. Webstor, DeWitt 1414 28th Avenue Meriden. Mississippi Weissman. Albert 295 Amalfi Drive Santa Monica. California Wost, Nathaniel 100 Madison Avenue Parmville. Virginia Wilcox, Lois 2952 Palm Grove Los Angeles. California Williams. John 2202 Binh Avenue Lubbock. Texas Wright. Douglas 817 E. 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Lafayette Avenue Baltimore, Maryland Just. Bernice 1514 Girard Street. N.E. Washington. D.C. Lingwali. Neil 410 Sixth Avenue So. E. Pipestone. Minnesota M Mercer, Reginald Andrew 4530 Dix Street. N.E. Washington. D.C. 'k Park, Wonbong Paul 251 El Toe Won Yong San Seoul, Korea Sullivan, Robert Edward 24 Seattle S+reet Allston 34. Massachusetts Ave.. N.W- 105 B 8arbcur. 8renda J. 3800 New Washington, D. Bauman, Susan S. 4740 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington. D.C. Boan, Gloria L. 5964 Green Meadows Parley Baltimore. Maryland Beckles, Frances N. 1923 Druid Hill Avenue Ba • Imore. Moryland 0 Borcholt, Sarah H. 4812 Delaware Street College Park. Marylcnd Boston. Leo A. 918 Crain Highway, N.W. Glen Bu role. Maryland Brown. Janet P. 7755 Pennsylvania Ave.. S.E. Washington. D.C. Burke. Melva D. 1725 Irving Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. Evans, Madio Louise 7818 Glenarcen Parkway G'enarden, Maryland Franks, Jean A. 2706_13th St'eot. N.E. S6 Washington. D.C. Franks. Richard S. 209 Adams Street. N.E. Washington, D.C. Fuller, Clayton Marchal 7-N Resoarch Road Greenbc't. Maryland Gooding. Alecia G. 1627 Taylor Street.’ N W. Washington. D.C. 1 Green. Francis W. 2645 W. Lafayette Avenue 3altimcro, Maryland T Tankerson, Richard 2536 Paugor New Orleans. Louisiana Teodoro. Pablo 358 Crisostomo Street Cabanatuen City Philippines w Williams, Samuel P.O. Box 6 Midvilic. Georgia Carlson. Alice M. 5804 Craig Street Springfield. Virginio Chin, Joan 219 15th Street. S.W. Washington. D.C. Clanagan, Frederic F. 654 Girard Street, N.W. 410 Washington. D.C. Collier, Joyce E. 10004 Parkwood Drive Bothesda. Maryland Cooper, Judith Gordon 4927 Just Street. N.E. Washington, D.C. H Hall, Leland 3500 B. Street. S.E. 302 Washington. D.C. Harris. Priscilla L. 1725 Irving Street. N.W. Washington, D.C. Henderson, Florence G. 4311 Kennison Avonuc Baltimore. Maryland Honry, Jeannino 124 Webster Street. N.W. 7A Washington, D.C. 389 Senior Directory Hilton, Jacqueline D. 2310 Poplar Grove Street Baltimore, Maryland Moroose, Sandra S. 3241 N Street. N.W. 3 Washington, D.C. Scott, Carolyn E. 734 Longfellow Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. Oliver. Mtgnon N. 3921 Wabash Avenui Baltimore. Marylond Johnson, Botty Rosalind 5004 Just Street, N.E. Washington. D.C. Jones. Norma S. 808 Baltimore and Annapolis Blvd. Glen Burnie. Maryland Julia, Walter 1010 K Street. N.E. Washington. D.C. Kaplan, Nina M. 4419 Maple Avenue Bofhosda. Maryland Koating. Sheila 5105 44th Str Washington. D.C. Kennerly, Co 2221 2nd St Washington. King, Otelia 1226 Oronoco Street Ale endria. Virginia Lawronco. Jane O. 3229 Walbridge Place. Washington. D.C. Lieske, Donald 8207 Nolle Avenue 7 Silver Spring, Marylond Lewis, Jo Katherine H. 5900 Arlington Avenue IX Riverdale. New York Moscato, Bianca G. 1707 Irving Stroot, N.W. Washington, D.C. N Nelson, Leon C. 810 Marietfo Place. N.W. Washington, D.C. Nurse, Gwendolyn A. 423 Delafiold Place. N.W. Washington, O.C. Pasco, Alvin K8627 Piney Branch Roac HSilver Spring. Maryland Plant, Florence J. I, 1 734 Longfellow S’reet. N.W. Washington. D.C. K-' Pointer, Avis Y, 830 21st Stretf, N.fe. Washington D.C NeHia J. Stroot. N.W. D.C. 5017 Tho Alemoda A Baltimore, Maryland Smith, Nancy M. 1925 16th Street. N.W. 302 Washington. D.C. Smith, Nancy M. 1925 16th Street. N.W. 802 Weshlngton. D.C. Snyder. Carey A. 7323 Windsor Mill Road Baltimore. Maryland Strom, Gerald A. 7003 Hiqhview Terrace Hyottsvillo. Marylond Sykes, Delores B. 4309 Norfolk Avenue Baltimore. Maryland Sylvester 5724 2nd Street. N.E. 2 Washington. D.C. Annie Mae iow Street. N.W. 304 Washington. D.C. Trice. Elizabeth A 100 Medisoh Strae . N.W. Washington. D.C. Washing Ion. D.C. Vincent. Tula N. 7408 Hendricks Drive Hyettsville. Marylend Voit. Ecford S.. Jr. Longus. Pharnal 30 Heweii Avenue. N.E. Washington, D.C. Robinson. Eleine A. 3351 Beker Street. N.E. Washington, D.C. 8-S Laurel Hill Road Greenbelt, Maryland M Meadows, Barbara Y. 1101 Clifton Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. Mills. Frank L. 3720 Ely Place. S.E. Washington. D.C. Monroe, Eleanor Ames 2102 So. Fillmore Street Arlington. Virginia Ross, June G. 3816 Calloway Avenue Baltimore. Maryland s Saundors, Ruth Brenda L 1104 N. Mount Street Baltimore, Marylond Schwandt, Germaine Anne 4929 Ames Stroot. N.E. Washington, D.C. w Ward, Barbara J. Weavor 19 42nd Street. N.E. 202 Washington, D.C. Winters, Margaret L. 1018 36 th Street Boltimore, Maryland Woods, Odessa C. 2325 15th Street. N.W. Washington. D.C. 390 Index Bondi. S. 268 Cow.! 8o'e «i S 1 Borden,. W 3 Botch way. A. j Eovl'.'nht. M I BS.. jJ J. - ,d Wd| )4.1 M C 309 Beltane Oob 78 J Bu«e 9. 79? 9 G 309 796 B d S 363 Co”ikm W 34? Ciwo . H 790 Compb.ll H. 773. 78? C.mpb.' V 7-4 Ciwpw K 351 C omovt P«f� . 77S Cannaday. B 309 Cap-n, T . 768 C r «a,. H 309 C � « C. 770 C ' . f 2?6 Car er G. 343 C r � ' J 343 Carter. 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Good Luck From the HILLTOP STAFF 398 Photographer’s Page The 1965 Bison will always be grateful to Earl Williams, the Bison photographer, for the fine job he did Editor’s Page September 1964 My tenure os Editor-in-Chief of the 1964-65 Bison was a challenging and rewarding experience. To picture the life of the entire Howard community at woric and at play was not on easy task. There were many students who unselfishly relinquished their time in planning, organizing, and producing this yearbook. To you, Janet Wright, who encouraged and advised the staff in hours of great distress. I am eternally grateful. To Ralph Durham, who assumed the position of managing editor and business manager, working devotedly day and night, I thank you. A book is not complete without expressive imagination. Mere words of appreciation could not express my gratitude to you, Paul Smith, who offered your layout talents to the Bison. To Connie Henderson, who assumed the position of assistant editor late in the year, I thank you for writing many lines of copy and typing many of the pages. To Earl Williams and Andrew Ennis for such sensitivity and expression exemplified in their excellent photography. I am grateful. And to Karen House, who unselfishly typed many pages of copy for this year's Bison. I express my appreciation. The purpose of a yearbook is to summarize a year's activities in pictures and words. I hope that the student body will accept our attempts to make this book a truly memorable one. Wanda A. Oates 400 March 1965