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

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CASEY, DE LANEY ELIAS Box 41, Cullowhee, North Carolina English PARTLOW, WILLIAM EDWARD 214 Biggers Avenue, Gastoma, N C. Mathematics Varsity Basketball, ' 52-56; Varsity Footboll, ' 53-56; sity S Club, ' 54-56; Lampodos Club, ' 53; Omega Ps Fraternity, ' 54-56. RODGERS, WILLIAM EARL G-76 Craven Terrace, New Bern, N. C. General Science Sphinx Club Secretary, ' 53; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, ' 53-56; Science Club, ' 54-56 ROPER, JERRY I. 137 Pearl Street, Poterson, N. J. Economics Football, ' 54-56; Kappo Alpha Psi Fraternity, ' 54-56. CAMERA SHY SENIORS Adorns, Ernest Aikens, Elizabeth Ellen Alexander, Almetto B. Arnold, Irene Bridges, Howard Cloreni Brown, Robert Lee Cabiness, Rose Marie Cherry, Karene F. Cloy, Carrie Brown Croine, Moude Lee Crawford, Barbora Croom, Thomas Jeffers( Cunningham, Helena T Evons, Matthew Greene, Mottie Macon Harris, Emily Blanche Hill, Edith Mae Joggers, Delia Mae Johnson, Woddcll Lev Jan Pierce, Roosevelt Alvin Poole, Eugene, Jr. Rotlitt, Carl M. Renwick, Hoyden Bentley Richmond, Albert Simpson, Delcenio Boskin Smoot, Margaret Louise Stinson, Wilber B. Lester, Jean Wade Walker, Mildred Smith Walker, Robby Evelyn Walker, Willie Alexonder

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WIDEMAN, JUANITA SOPHIA 710 Delia Street, Anderson, S. C. Elementary Education ■■All that I hiivr or ci;r hope to ,i,comijlish, I oice to my diirli.ui mother: ' Le Cercle Francais, ' 52-56; University Choir, ' 54-55; Charm Club, ' 53-55; F.T.A., ' 52-56; Duke Hall Counselor, ' 55-56; Assistant Secretary Sunloy School Closs, ' 55-56; Ira Aldndge Dramatic Guild, ' 54-56; N.A.A.CP. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY THEORA 15801 N,W 27th Avenue, Miami, Florida Elementary Education ■•There i.i iiothiiiii hi iihleh ja-ojile iwrtTinj their ehinaeter more than hi what they find to hiurjh ill. Sponish Club ' 52-54; Pyramid Club, ' 53-54; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, ' 54-56; Pan Hellenic Council, ' 54-56; F.T.A. WILLIAMS, WALTER 220 N. McDowell Street, Charlotte, N. C. Music ir if,, leords fail, music speaks. President University Choir, ' 55-56; Phi Kappa Alpha Honor Society; Germon Club; J. A. Grimes Philharmonic Glee Club; Student Chapter M E.N.C. WILSON, FRANKLIN D. Route 1, Box 43; Lynchburg, S. C. Religious Educotion Hat is a disease that disintetinites the human r is an immunity on 7ehich hope s arc based for lasti peace and happiness. WINGATE, LAURA BRYANT 1301 Mulberry Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Elementary Education ■■The hiijhest peak n-as not reached by sudden flight, but toiliny upward through the night. Treasurer Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Gen Club; 2nd Vice President F.T.A. WORTHY, LOUISE COX 339 Sidney Street, Rock Hill, 5. C. Elementary Education ■■All that I am or hope to be, I owe to my God. my parents and my instructors. ' ' French Club, ' 54-56; F.T.A., ' 55-56; S.C.A. re like stars— you will not ; r hand: but like the seafuri guides, and following the you in toiiehi will rea eh your Reporter and Journalist Le Cercle Froncais, ' 55-56; English Philological Society, ' 54-55; Photography Club, ' 53; Usher Board, ' 53-55; Attendant to Miss Berry Holl, ' 52; Attendant to Miss Duke Hall, ' 55; Judicial Board, ' 54-55; Duke Hall Counselor, ' 54-55. DOCKERY, MURIEL LUCILLE 3547 N. Carlisle Street; Philodelphia 40, Pa. Psychology; Sociology The senses are dccRptice, and the unchanging things can be perceiced by the mind alone. Miss Berry Hail, ' 52; Bern Hall Counselor, ' 52-53; Photogra- phy Club, ' 52-53; University Choir, ' 52-54; German Club Parliamentarian, ' 53-54; Miss Sphinx , ' 53; Chairman Pro- gram Committee of Ivy Leaf Club, ' 53; Rho Omicron Sigma Deboting Society, ' 53-54; Ivy Leaf Reporter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, ' 54-55; Attendant to Miss A.K.A., ' 54; Sec- retary University Student Editor, ' 53-54; News Editor, Uni- versity Student, ' 54-55; Art Editor, Bull Staff, ' 54-55; Secre- tary Editor Bull, ' 54-55; Sociological Society, ' 54-56; Alpha Koppo Mu Honor Society, ' 56; S.C.A. Cabinet, ' 54-56; Fresh- men Reception Committee, ' 55; A.K.A. Regional Scholarship, ' 55; Medio Cost, ' 54; Self-Study Committee, ' 55; Religious Life Committee, ' 54-56; U.N.C.F. Rep., ' 55.

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;fi ' ' y,.fc ■ K. ' .i- • ■■ ,■■■■ ' ■ ' 1. : . ■ ' rfuaMBiiR iii ! i ' ' ' ifi;r= 5Wy ?!W7 ' y ' ' J - ui. li ' fjyjis enior CL ra uer Everlasting God, we are grateful to thee for the many blessings thou hast granted us through the years. As we go out into the world to help man- kind, guide and protect us as we face the problems and issues of life As we face disappointments in our vocations, help us to realize that the future lies ahead which gives us renewed hope ond courage to press on. Help ljs to glorify thee in all our responsibilities in life. Help us to express our mnny thanks and appreciation to our parents, friends and oil who hove sacrificed in order that we may become leaders Through Jesus Christ we pray. Amen. — J. W Brown.