Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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McMillan, mary altonelle 618 South Grahom Street Charlotte, N. C, Elementary Education ■•Never put off for tomorrow what j oii ciii, rfo today. Sec. Freshman Class, 1950; Rep, to Student Council, 1950, N.AAC.P,, 1950-52; Miss City Capers, 1951; F,T.A., 1953-55, McMillan, mattie darcus 127 Lincoln Park Addor, N C. Elementary Education • ' We have seen oiili the bec itnniia, the future triumph.- of life must be vaslli oreater than nil aeeompli«heil i et. F.T.A., 1952-55; University Band, 1952-53; Delta Siqma Theto Sorority; Duke Hall Counselor, 1954-55; Hazen Foundation; French Club; Gome Club; Attendant to Miss Delta Sigma Theta, 1953. McNeill, charles donald p. O, Box 514 Aberdeen, N. C. Biology ••No man HueeeedH blj wulkino alone. ' ' Germon Club, Treas. 1951-54, Pres, 1954-55; N.A.A.C.P., 1952-55; Varsity Basketball, 1953-54; Intramural Basketball, 1951-55; Student Recruiter for Public Relations, 1952-55; Lam- podas Club, 1952, Choplain; Omeaa Psi Phi Fraternity, 1952-55, Keeper of Finance, 1954-55; University Band, 1952-55; Fresh- man Reception Comm., 1952-53 Chairman, 1954-55; Editor of Yearbook, 1954-55; Dramatics Guild, 1951-55; Hazen Foun- dation, 1953-55; Student Counselors Staff, 1953-55. Mcpherson, eva olivia 1686 15th Street Augusta, Go. .;.( the thintis I CLASS McQueen, sarah Catherine 2028 St. Mark Street Chorlotte, N. C. Elementary Education Do U7tt0 others as uou would have them do unto you. S.C.A.; N.A.A.C.P.; Pyramid Club, 1952; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; German Club; FT. A.; Freshman Reception Committee. MEDFORD. JACQUELYN LaVERNE 430 ' , 2 Clinton Ave. Lancaster, S. C. Mathematics ••U-nto every man there opens a way: a high way and a low, but each man must choose the way hi soul shall go. ' University Bond, 1952-53; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 1952-55; S.C.A. Sec, 1953-55; Hazen Foundotion, 1952-55, Religious Life Committee, 1952-54; Vogue Club, 1954-55; Ira Aldridge DOramatics Guild, 1951-52; Freshman Reception Committee, 1953-55; Attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith, 1954; Sec. of Senior Class, 1954-55; Vice Pres. Pyramid Club; Delegate to Y.W.C.A Convention, 1954. MITCHELL, RICHARD R.F.D. 1, Box 311 Dover, N. C. French ••Wisdom is the principal thing: therefore, get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding. Vice Pres. of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, 1954; Phi Kappa Alpha Honor Society, Pres. 1954; Crescent Club, 1952-53; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Vice Pres. of N.A.A.C.P., 1953-54; Pres. Le Cercle Francois, 1954-55; Debater ' s Society, 1953-54; Treas. Junior Class, 1953-54; Dramatics Guild, 1953-54; Re- ligious Life Committee, 1954-55; Freshman Reception Comm., 1954-55. MORRISON, ANGELA QUICK 241 Saylor Street Southern Pines, N. C. Sociology ••To help others help themselves. ' ' Lody-in-waiting to Miss Johnson C. Smith, 1951; Attendont to Miss Duke Holl, 1952-53; Freshman Reception Committee, 1952-53; Attendant to Miss Junior Class, 1953-54; Sociologi- cal Society, 1954-55; Social Science Club, 1954-55,

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tisfied. Class, JOHNSON, JAMES HENRY Box 97 Supply, N. C. Biology, Generol Science AVi ' er allow yourself to become completely even ichcn i ou are doing your brsf. University Choir, 1951-52; Parliamentarian of Junior 1953-54; Treas, of Junior Sunday School Class, 1953-54 of Senior Sunday School Class, 1954-55; Treas. of S.CA.; Keeper of Records and Seals of Omego Psi Phi Fraternity; University Student Staff; Religious Life Committee. JOHNSON, MARGARET EDMONIA 2215 Douglas Street Charlotte, N. C. Social Science Happinetts is a perfume you can not spill ou others, without qetiitig a fete drops ou yourself. Pres. of Pyramid Club, 1952; Delto Sigmo Theta Sorority, 1953-55; German Club, 1953; Pan-Hellenic Council, 1953-54, Pres. 1954-55; Attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith, 1954-55; Social Science Club, 1954-55. JOHNSON, PAUL STEWART 621 West 13th Street Chattanooga, Tenn. Social Science -Kuow thy self. University Choir; Vogue Club; Spanish Club; Social Club; Sociological Society JOYNER, ROSA LEE P. O. Box 25 La Grange, N. C. English .Attempt the end and never stand to doubt- nothinfi ' s so hard, hut search will find it out. Le Cercle Francois, 1951-54; Pyramid Club Reporter, 1952; Ass. Sec. Sophomore Sunday School Class, 1952-53; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 1952-55, Historian, 1953-54, Chaplain, 1954-55; Game Club. 1953-54; Duke Hall Counselor, 1954-55; English Philological Society, 1954-55; Dramatics Guild, 1954-55; SC.A.; Sunday School. SENIOR ckory, fail. KIMBALL, VIVIAN ROSE 81 1 South Center Street Physical Education ■•It isit ' t bij size that ijou best of whatever uou arc. German Club; Miss Ira Aldridge Dramotics Guild, 1952-53; Intramural Basketball, 1951-53; Vogue Club, 1954-55; Charm Club, 1953-54; Attendant to Miss Duke Hall, 1954; Student Asst. in Dept. of Physical Education, 1953-54; Photography Club; Duke Holl Counselor, 1954-55; Gome Club, 1953-54; Dance group, 1954-55; Cheering Squad, 1952-53; S.CA. KING, ELLEN LOUISE 129 Cemetery Street Chester, S. C Physical Education ■■.4 ; that I am or ho,.e to he. I owe to my dear parents. Sigma Sweetheart, 1951; Omega Neophyte Queen, 1952; Blood Donor ' s Queen, 1952; Attendant to Moy Queen, 1953; German Club, 1951-55; Intramural Basketball, 1951-55; Vogue Club, 1954-55; Pres. of Charm Club. 1954; Attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith, 1953; Usher Board, 1953-54; Student Asst. in Dept of Physical Education, 1953-55; Photography Club, Miss Lam- podas, 1952; Miss Senior Class, 1954; Dance group; Duke Hall Counselor, 1954-55; Game Club; SCA KNOX, GLADYS LOUISE Rt 2, Box 426 Huntcrsvillc, N. C Elementary Educotion There is a destiny that makes us brothers: none noes his tcay alone. .Ml that we send into the lives of others, comes bad: into our oirn. Le Cercle Francois, 1951-52; University Choir, 1951-53; Pyramid Club, 1952-53; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 1952-55, Vice Pres., 1953-54; Freshman Reception Committee, 1953-55; Judiciary Board, 1954-55; Chairman of World Relations Comm., 1954-55; S.C.A.; Sundoy School Closs, 1951-55, Chairman of Soc. Comm., 1954-55; F.T A, 1953-55; Vice Pres. o fJumor Class 1953-54. McKENZIE, JAMES H. B11 North Thi rd Street M Economics onroe. N. C ihl always a, 11 at the stars and 1 ,ayh on d, 1951-55 it tree tops. French Club, Econo mics ce Club; Scro Hers Club.

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MORRI SON, JOSEPHINE Rt. 3, Box 138 Foyetteville, N. C. Sociology, Social Science Grant thiit I way not become so saturated in my endeavors to repay those who hare made possible this blessed event that I lose sight on my responsibility to self and to the future genera- tion. Christian Research Committee, 1951-52; Hozen Foundotion, 1952-55; Pres. of Junior Sunday School Class, 1953-54; Vogue Club Parliamentarian, 1954-55; Reporter elect of F.T.A., 1954; Asst. Sec. of Junior Class, 1953-54; Treos. of Ivy Leaf Club, 1952-53; Alpho Kappa Alpfia Sorority, 1952, Anti Basileus, 1953-54; Rep. to Pan-Hellenic Council, 1953-54. NABINETT, SAMUEL FABIEN.II 418 Basin Street Charlotte, N. C. Economics, Social Science shall ii-e pass most siriftly from point to point, and be present at the focus u-Uere the greatest number of vital purest energy To maintain this ecstasy sful life of German Club, 1951-52; Social Science Club, iiological Society; University Bond, 1951-52. 1954-55; NASH, JOAN LILLY Rt. I, Box 183 Pineville, N. C. French Every man has at times in h s mind the ideal of what he ahou be. but is not. This ideal may be high and complete, or it mi be low and insufficient: yet in all men that really seek to it prove it is better than the actual character. Man never fans low that he rannot see nothing higher than himself. S.C.A.; NAACP,, 1952-55; French Club, 1952-55. NICHOLSON, GENEVA Rt 1, Box 29S Rockingham, N C. Elementary Education Family, friends, faith, hope and love, to these I otee the success of all my accomplishments. FT A., 1952-55; Pyramid Club Vice Pres., 1954-55; S.C.A. SENIOR ODOM, ROOSEVELT DELANO P. O Box 1 1 Maxton, N, C Mathematics ■7 the elevator to success has broken, use the stairway, Trock Team, 1951-52; Mathematics Club, 1952-53; German Club, 1952-53; S.C.A. ; NAACP,; Intramurol Basketball, 1951-55; Band, 1951-52. PETTICE, ELIZABETH 901 Beatties Ford Rd. Chorlotte, N. C. Elementary Educotion It man uell be doubted whether human ingenuity can construct an enigma of the knul lehich human ingenuity may not by pro ier application re.wlve, Pyramid Club 1952; Delta Sigma Theto Sorority, 1952-55; FT A. 1952-55; Vice-Pres F.TA., 1953, PIERCE, ALVIN ROOSEVELT 1424 Murchison Rd, Foyetteville, N C Physicol Education Cire the n-orld the br.it that yon have and the same will come back to you. Basketball, 1951-55; Sponish Club, 1951-55; Varsity S Club, 1952-55; NAACP; SCA,; Director of Intromural Sports, 1954-55. POINTtR, LOUIS WAYLON Rt. 2. Box 179 Virgilino, Va. Social Science Enter not into the path of the wicked, and go not in the way o f evil men. Alpha Phi Omega Service Froternity; 5.C.A.; NAACP.; Pres. of Spanish Club, 1952-53; Vice Pres. of Sociological Society, 1954-55; Track Team; Intramural Sports. 4tll