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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

ii ; Ati The tall green trees look up in thankfulness; Below, the verdant grounds a farewell say To our feet leaving now the sacred way Which led to beauty, love and holiness. Tower and halls ore sod by emptiness And the class ' careless laughter ends today In those walls which teach young men newer lay To the glory of God and his greatness. Alma Mater Be with us when we part From you who for four years, cared, nourished And increased our powers our gifts our art. Bid courage gush like springs elevated In times of fears, coming from your dear heart Like the over-soul , keeping us protected. By Gershon B. Fiawoo 7 J e 9eo :i, -1 Published by the Student of JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Charlotte, North Carolina dents disploy craftsmanship in art ond croft class. Basketball captain George John trophy from 2, S. Hargrove, Jr., local choii man of alumni chapter. ■ ' i Milton Myers demonstrates ability in physics lob. Gym rlass is important part of school curriculu IN THE FORMAL Senior Roland Hogon meets baritone William Warfield after co May Queen, Shirley Williams chats with escort Wilson Counts after ceremony. The coronotion of Miss Johnson C Smith University Students in the canteen Students on Sunday School picnic. Students in Duke Hall IN THE INFORMAL IN THE ROUTINE Cheerleaders at pep roily Dean Grimes prophesies the victory of the football team. r- ,jjk I Conducting o chemistry experiment IN THE ACADEMIC o ei w r Your school year has been successful, for you possess Smith Spirit , Brick and Mortar, gloss and wood, even furniture and shrubbery do not moke a school until the building comes olive with you, your friends, your teachers, and that Intangible thing we call Smith Spirit . One year of your life is recorded throughout the 1960 Bull In the classroom Smith Spirit stimulated you to acquire knowledge — to seek truth; on the athletic field you achieved physical fitness, and in your heart was bred on in- superable desire to fight, not for personal honors, but for your school. Through participation in clubs and organiza- tions, you developed leadership and a co-operative spirit, and in your contest with students and teachers you learned the value of friendship, loyalty, and understanding It IS hoped that this has been a momentous year in your life, and that by putting forth your best effort here, you have been rewarded by intensifying within you all the priceless qualities which build character and that traditional Smith Spirit . .-=— -ii- • • • • ' a O Vcvi z F ACULTY Administration SCHOLASTICS Classes Senior Class Activities Graduation ORGANIZATIONS Student Government Clubs ACTIVITIES Homecoming Student Presentations DEDICATION To Mr Boyd D Gatheright, one whose devotion and deep sincerity has been exemplified by his services as friend and teacher — we offer our affection and heartfelt gratitude. His understanding, patience, and humbleness have been a source of inspiration to the entire student body. Mr. G with his willingness to serve others, has influenced all who have come in contact with him. With pride and appreciotion we dedicate the 1960 Bull to Mr Boyd D Gatheright Mr Boyd D Gatheright Mr. Gofhenght vises students in r emotics. IN MEMORIAM DR. JOHN MONTGOMERY GASTON September 12, 1868 -March 20, 1960 General Secretary-Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of Johnson C Smith University IN MEMORIAM Dr. Hermon Sylvester Davis, Sr. 1895-1959 Inventory Officer Mr. Byrd Dewey Crudup 1925-1960 Associate Professor and Head of Department of Physical Education Mr. Charles Sumner Blue, Jr. 1925-1959 Assistant In Office of Public Relations Miss Barbara Simulfon 1934-1959 Senior, Class of 1960 S ny i yz vo i THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE In this complex world of air transport and guided missiles Johnson C. Smith continues to be a place, an atmosphere and a tradition in Christian Higher Education, We want it to remain a place where the freedom to teach and the freedom to learn are care- fully maintained; where we become skilled in the organization and understanding of the complex re- lations between man in a modern society. Our institution ' s tradition is in its product which through the years has consisted of men and women of solid attainments, living lives of usefulness, measuring up to their responsibilities and contribut- ing to the betterment of their communities. Thus we have a rich Christian heritage, a solid concern for education and a worm devotion to our fellow- man, R, P, Perry President Theophilus McKinney Dean of the College of Liberol Arts Moses S. BeUon Director of Public Relations J. Author Twitty REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE Miss Shirley Powell lii t ii M 1 r 1 M Mrs. Mory H. Plo Furness J. Armstead BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs. A. Z. Ado French Mr. V. D. Adan French Mrs. E. M. Baylor Speech BIOLOGY LAB Mrs. W. E. Bluford Mr. W. E. Bluford Secretory of Community Servrces Director of Community Services Mr. Leotis Belk German Dr. U. S. Brooks Chemistry Mrs. M. K. Byuor Psychology Mr. S. W. Byuori Sociology SOCIOLOGY CLASS B • Dr. Winston Coin Philosophy Mrs. G. B. Corey Dr. Jack Broyboy Physical Education Mrs. B. L. Bowser Dormitory Dtrectoress Rev. H. L. Counts Theology Mr. Mock Davidson Economics PHYSIC LAB Mr. Loyod Dovis Education Mrs. Minnie Davis Dormitory Directoress Mrs. 0. H. Davis Dean of Women Mr. F. T. Drokeford Physics Mrs. O. B. Dixon Physical Education Mr. Joe Goston Asst. Dean of Men Mr. Robert Gore Public Relations Miss E. T. Grody Music Dr. Thomas Ferguson Biology I J  Mr. Thedus Gunn Head of Library Rev. C. A. Hood School of Tfieology Mrs. lone Jones Englishi Mr. J. R. Low Psychology Dr. Stephen Klepko History Mr. C. W. Kemp Music Mrs. Vetrs Neal Chemistry Mr. H. W. Norris Economics Mrs. Herretto Norris Elementary Educotion Mr. D. 0. Owen Music Mrs. I. M. Porker English Dr. Alfred Pouil Music Mrs. Reed Theology Dr. A. O. Steele Theology Dr. G. Slosser Guest Professor of Theology ' dek Mrs. G. Slosser History Dr. Edwin Thompkii Theology Mrs. Loney O. B. Word Dormitory Directress Mrs. V. A. Washingto Biology Raymond Worsley Theology Mrs. E. E. Woodord English Hampton Wright Mathematics Dr. Rudolph Wyche Physicion Herman Counts Jr. Director of Inventory Nurse McKee Nurse Office Mr. Walkins Director of Maintenance Mrs. Malone Manager of Book Store Veterans Mrs. Spence Manager of Campus Gnll SJ re e i i . .. Deboro Anderson Ortygja Mae Allen Jomes H Allen SENIORS OF 1960 Jeothe Dawkins Dorothy Bacon Jock Barley Williom Bidgood SENIORS OF 1960 Jacquelyn Brown Dorothy Broomf.eld Phyllis Burnette SENIORS OF 1960 George Coulter James Chishol Mabel Cunningha Betty Cunningha John P Cureton SENIORS OF 1960 John Crawford Willa Mae Dalfo Ruby Davis SENIORS OF1960 Hoy wood Davenpori Floreine Deloatch Brumitr Delaine Edward Dowdy C. Morgan Edwards Verdell Forbes SENIORS OF 1960 Charles Gillespie Mary Ellen Foster Amanda Hortso SENIORS OF 1960 Robert Hotchel Jomes Hines d Holley SENIORSOF 1960 Betty Houchii Shelton Joyne Robert Johnson Argie Moe Knox Doris R. King SENIORSOF 1960 Beffy McCullough Phillip Day Matthews Chorles McNeil Donald Mclntoch Percy McRoe Lillie Meons SENIORS OF 1960 LoMonte Mitchell Donald Podden Theodore Padgett SENIORSOF 1960 Herbert Powe Glodys Redmond Beatrice Redfen Williom Smith (Pres(dent of Closs) SENIORS OF 1960 Edith Spon Wolter Spaulding Dorothy Steele Betty Sto Lorenzo Steele Edith Strickland SENIORS OF 1960 Constonce Talfor( Authur Thomas Angela Toylor Willie Mae Thompson Annie Wallace SENIORS OF 1960 McKinley Washington Thomas Wigfall SENIORSOF 1960 Delores Young Tweety Worthy Arlease Abrahon Edward Adedeji Hanno Allen JUNIORS Cark Allen Betty Andrews Robert Atkins Gwendolyn Borders Charles Brown Maxine Carter Patricra Chambers Earnest Davis Ernell Delootch Claude Diamond Joel Duncan Moxine Dunn Gwendolyn Dusenbury Gomel Dye James S Dyson Nancy Evans Rose Evans Tolmadge Fair Gershon Fiowoo JUNIORS Hanie Frazier Sally Graham William Greene Noreton Gibson Lawerence Gillia Lucille Goines Woyne Hampton Albert Heath Lena Helton Jeter Hines Rose Hickman Cynthia Hodges Grace Hoey Yvonne Holt Grady L Howie Annie Hubbard Gwendolyn Hudson Rossetta Joudon Katie Johnson Morton Johnson Robert L. Johnson JUNIORS Charles Jones David Jones Jocquelyn Jones Benjamin Jones Velma King Anno R. Lyi John Moxwell Dorothe McClure Janet McKay Dorothy Monsel Robert Moore Horold Morgan t Carolyn Morrison Maxine Nixon Richord O ' Pha -- Bobby Outlaw ■ J Mory Pettis Cynthio Plair Margie Roddie Barbara Roseboro JUNIORS Wolter Royal Willie Sharp Jr. Lizzie Simmons Norns Smith Geraldine Spaulding Leon Spaulding Bobby Stevenson mmt Beverley Stewart Lyla Strait Bruce Strong Eva Torrence Naomi L, Tyers Anna Vernon Klara Vinson Lorraine Wolker Harold Washington Melbourne Weir Russell Young Joan Adams Joseph Adams Lyda Aikens Charles Alexander Charles Alexander William Alexonder Moxie Bailey Frankie Barnes SOPHOMORES Andrew Barrett Tracy Barrett Dorothy Baskins Julius Bell Robert Bloir Faye Bedford Joseph Barnes Francis Bloke Brendo Booker Alberta Brown Koye Brown Euranoa Bryan SOPHOMORES Gwendolyn Bryan Doreotho Burns EvQ Burrows Chorles Butler Gladys Cossell Mory Cauthen Mottie Cauthe John Chambers Thomas Chiles Sherman Childe Bruce Colson W.lson Counts Timothy Crawfort Thelma Crosby Jessie Dillard SOPHOMORES George Dormar Theodore Droir Vernell Drayton Lenwood Edwords Eleanor Felde Ronold Gibson Joan Garrison Barbara Funderburk Alto Fuller James Frieson Herbert Friday SOPHOMORES Betty Foust Johnny Foster Alleyne Fortune Calvm Farner Gussie Floyd Arthor Flournoy Joseph Fleming J.mmie Gist Ernest Glenn Louvenia Glenn Morvin Glover George Goodman George Goodmai Arthor Graves Alethio Greene Jeon Hemby SOPHOMORES Cornell Hompton Judith Hawthorne Desoro Horris Geraldine Hankins Carolina Hampton James Hester Joseph Higdo L.ilie Irby Bernard Jamison Thomas Jenkins Georgia Johnson SOPHOMORES Sallie Johnson Theodore Johnson Jennie Jones Luther Jones Irene Joyner William Johnson William Joyner Edna Kirklond Ronald Laney Walter Lorgent James Lowernce Virginia Lee Fred Lester Ronald Lyies Dorothy McGill Joonn Mcllwain SOPHOMORES Fronk McNeill Ervin Macquiage Ann Mortin Earl Martin Sera Matthews Charles Mattison Bullah Miller Morlene Miller Edno Mills Elloree Mingo Clara Tate Robert Taylor SOPHOMORES Gretol Thomas Vinson Thompson James Tillet George Stinson Theodore Strange Ruth Valentine Lynn Moore Henry Morgan Da I ton Murchison Hottie Mosley Robert Murray Harold Napper SOPHOMORES Robert Philiips Haywood Polk Vida Pruitt Henery Reeves Mory Roberts Ernest Robinson Noncy Springs Robert Stephens James Spencer Jeannelte Smith Myra Simpson Heney Simmons SOPHOMORES Harold Shuford John Shropshire Horry Sherman John Shomberger Henery Sanders Elvin Ryan Jo Alice Ruff Queen Roseborough Joseph Stephenson Lewis Stephens Shirley Vaughn Corl Waiters Jomes Walker William Walker Stephen Wall Antonio Wallace SOPHOMORES Charles Ware Ira Washington Geroldine Wells Mary White Arcelio Wicker Amons Willtoms Kinneth Woshrngton SOPHOMORES Emma Waftis Sondra William Leslie Wilhs Potricio Wilson ' Betty Adams Niathon Akien Thonasina Anderson Aront Florence Betty Armstrong Bertho Baker Delores Bonks Betty Barber Josephine Barnes Mortha Barnett Vender Beotty Barbara Bedford FRESHMEN Bettie Barber Shannon Belk Thomas Bell Claude Bennette Delores Belton Annette Belton Gloria Brown Doris Brown Barbara Broadnax Rosa Bradley Mory Bowens Williom Blue Joe Blackney Delores Blackstone Dorothy Betts Jimmy Brown i «X M. Earl Bullard Dorius Burge Clifford Burke Leon Burke Jennie Butler Annie Brunsten Thomas Brown George Byers Veronica Bynum Eddie Caldwell Cora Cannon Kalford Carson FRESHMEN Ben Cawthorne George Cherry Irene Cherry Wolter Chesnut Robert demons Delores Clyburn Pearleon Cox Davis Crawford Julius Creft Corlene Cureton Roger Curry Sadie Currie Lamar Davis Rufus Davis Sorah Cutherberton Palmer Doiley Lilhe Fair Borboro Ferguson Daniel Ferguson Rosa Fields Frances Foust lona Frosier Grace Friday Marie Gaines Bueleuh Gaither James Gaither FRESHMEN Howard Germony Tyron Gillian Queen Green Juanito Green Bertha Greene Ed. N. Grant Shadrach Golden Jeannette Goins Micharl Hailey Ossie Hcmlett Mary Harris Alfair Hayes Fontaine Hoynes Mary Haynes LMlie Helton Mildred Henry Roy Hinnant Lillian Hopkins Lucinda Howard Marie Ingri Curtis Jackson Barboro James Myrtle Jefferson Dorothy Jenkins FRESHMEN Simon Jiboku James Johnson Luvinio Johnson Willie Johnson Somuel Jones James Jordan Ronald Jordan Carol Janeretr Mary Kennedy Delia Kerns Patsy Kemble Ruby King Theodore King Thomas Leach Shirley Leeper Fred Lewis Jomes Little Douglas Loftin Moses Lofton Bessie Lowry Willie Long Kathryn Lytch Michael Lyies Jomes Lowry Ernest McKee Harold McDowell O ' Neol McCoy Veil McCorkle William McCollun Lizzie McAllister FRESHMEN Betty Manigo Cornelia Major Robert Maillord Gertrude McNeal Jean McLean Herrietta McKinstry Nellie Murphy Catherine Mungo Aubrey Montgomery Johnny Monroe Ernest Mills Lois Medford Ludie Matt Freddie Neal David Nelson James Newkirk Eugenia Norwood Jomes Outlaw Sondro Patter ' Myrtle Russell Carolyn Robtnson Andrew Robinson Willie Ridenhour Rosalind Riddick Cynthia Rennick FRESHMEN s,MM Frederick Roye Loretta Rowley Joseph Ramey Jeannette Stafford Fronk Spivey Gwendolyn Speight Sylvio Smith Norma Smith Nadine Smith Bettye Smith Lydia Smolls Hottie Smalls Herbert Singleton Floro Sampson Nathaniel Standifer Norman Standifer Andreo Stuord Barron Stroud V .. T.: L. s § ? Margaret Sullivo Mary Steele Ophelia Stinson Julio Stitt Peter Tin Joseph Tillman Rosa Wells Grohom Watts Howard Ways Mary Zockery Joseph White Clarence White FRESHMEN Madie White John Whittenburg Robert Wilkins Perry Williams Jocelyn Williams Richord Williams Rachel Williams James Willis Diane Willis Willodene Wright Louise Wright Shirley William Susan Wilson Beftye Young Eugene Yelverton Ervin Toms Mary Kackery 1 Service... Leadership... Character... is Smith Spirit in O l THE 1959-60 BULL STAFF Editor-m-Chtef Heyward Dovenport Associate Editor Morgon Edwards A WORD FROM TH E EDITOR We have tried to give to you a yearbook that will show you slice of life which you have en- joyed during your years here at Smith Because we believe a yearbook should show more than it folks about, we have tried to keep the picture content high and the word content low Now is the time, with Graduation coming up fast, to stop and look back, not only at one year but at oil the years that we hove spent together — at Smith, on the hill — and remember the things we said we would remember And maybe, too, those that we never knew we knew Art-Editor Porter Cureton . in F ' ' JH B Sports Editor William Smith o ± jE Bl x .«a ™9 nih . ?.amim Copy-Editor Jack Bailey Business Manager Brumit DeLaine Feature Editor Arthur Davis Secretary Edith Strickland , l Shirley Vaughn Assistance to Staff — Morion Gregg, Harold Washing- ton, Richard Brown, Cynthia Hodges, Patricia Chamber. S.C.A, Barbara Ford President Kinneth Washlngto First Vice Presiden Lydia Aikens Assistant Secretary Ortygia Allen Second Vice President Judith Hawthorne Secretary Edith Stricklond Sociol Affoirs Commission Gershon Fiowoo U r ' v t World Relations Commission ■ Albert Heath Community Relations Algernon Steele Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right, seated: Beverly Stuart, Argie Knox, Clyde Carter, Queen Roseborough, Doris King, Standing: Bruce Strong, Thomas Jenkins, Lawerence Gillioms, James L. Allen, Student Council Officers Clyde Carter Argie Knox Queen Roseborough Beverly Stuart James L. Allen Bruce Strong President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Business Manager Reporter The student council is an organization com- posed of student representatives, based on the belief of faculty and students that there ore Educational, social, and moral values in student participation self-direction. To de- velop and maintain high ideals of conduct, to cooperate effectively with the administra- tion and faculty in holding high standards in citizenship and scholarship in the university. UNIVERSITY STUDENT « Williom Smith Business Manage Theodore Padgetf Reporter Corlene Curetcn Typist Queen Roseborough Typist Harold Washington Monoging Editor William Green Editor-in-Chief Betty Jo Barber Typist Not Shown Gershon Fiawoo Associate Editor Jomes L. Allen Circulation Monoger VOX STUDIENTIUM Augustus Goudelock News Editor Lemonfe Mitchell Reporter Barbora Ferguson Reporter TIME RUNS OUT THE UNIVERSITY CHOIR The Johnson C. Smith University choir is the regular church choir which is heard in the University Church every Sunday morning at 11:00 o ' clock on the campus. The membership of the choir is composed of students from all departments of the college. Most of the members have had little or no musical training before entering college. This has required intensive training on the part of the University to develop an acceptable concert group. The touring choir consists of approximately 34 persons chosen from a larger group of about seventy-five voices. The choir has been highly acclaimed in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Ohio, New York, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arkansas and Missouri. It has appeared in several radio programs and is one of the choirs included in the United Negro College Fund ' s regular col- lege choir radio series Although the choir studies and performs both ccoppella and accompanied music, emphasis is placed on acappella choral literature. Because of the choir ' s close association with the church, an Important part of its repertoire is, of course, church music However, secular compositions, spirituals, folk- songs, solos, and selections by a male chorus will be heard. Accompanist for the choir is Gerodo Stroud, a freshman at the University. Christopher W Kemp, Director of the University Choir, is a graduate of Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia, and holds the Master of Music degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. He has pursued additional graduate work at the University of Michigan, the East- man School of Music of the University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, and the Peter Wilhousky Classes in Choral Conducting, New York City, During the summer of 1953, Mr Kemp participated in o Music and Art Study Tour which carried him to the major music and art centers of Europe. During this time, he received a medal from UNESCO for serving as a par- ticipating conductor at the First International Conference on Music Edu- cation held at the Palais Des Beaux Arts, Brussels, Belgium. Left to Right: Myrtle Jefferson, Carolyn Tfiorpe, Ludie Mott, Jeonette Goines, Veronica Bynum, Laura Whrte, Lillian Hopkins, Gretel Thomos, Mary Davis, Patricia Chamber Hannah Allen, Marlene Miller, Antonia Walloce, Nadine Coldwell, Janef McKay, Rosa Bradley Rose Lyons, Ophelia Stinson, Ruth A. Peters, Eloine Mebane, Carol Choney, Sandra Douglas, ' .... Borboro Ford, i-u.un.u u.yurii, murion Gregg, Joon Gorrison, Joel Duncan, Lydia Aikens, Borboro Ford Robert Green, Maxie Boiley, James Newkirk, Theodore Padgett, Horvie Tunstoll Harold Morgon, Willie Long, Chester Roy, Moses Lofton, John R, Thomas, P t „ , d.. . ' ., n_..:, Willie Ridenhower, George Coulter, Moses Shorpe, Charles Alexon ' c Ton ., Robert BIc , Dqv Left to Right: Ann Martin, John Shropshire, Chorles Donald, William Allen, Jackie Jones, Willie Shorp, Palmer Dodly, Albert Heoth, William King, Robert Crawford, Shirley Wilhoms, Jueen Greer, Dorothy McClure, Julius Creft, Morgon Edwards, Mary Couthen, Gwendlyn Bryant, Joon Adams, Otto Johnson, Joe Ervm, William Green, Lysonder Price, Lonnie M. Brown, Ernest Mills, John Whifenburg, Bernord Jamison, Arthur Flemings, George Cherry, Jefer Hines, Raymond Brown, Woodson G- Carson, Donald Mcintosh, Eddie Caldwell Ruby Durant, THE UNIVERSITY BAND THE VETERANS CLUB Left to Right; Moses Shorpe, Ernest Glenn, Heyword Davenport, Samuel Johnson Claude Bloir, Joseph Higdon, Lorenzo Steel, Fronk McNeal, Jomes Wortz Jomes Chislom Robert Stevenson, Ernest Dovis, John Burns, Thornwell Wotson, Dovid Jones, John West Otto Johnson, James Wolker, Andrew Rogers, THE SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY James Shivers (not pictured) ALPHA KAPPA MU HONOR SOCIETY aJ ' iW! nri 1 mi ' A r — BM : .1 ■■fw t Left to Right: Ortygia Allen, Beatrice Redfem, Jack S Boiley, Floreme Deloatch, Carl Allen, Arthur Davis, Dons King, Visiting Student, Klara Vinson, Constance Talford, Lena Helton. SIGMA RHO SIGMA HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right. Jeather Dowkins, Heyword Davenport, Talmadge Foir, Jomcs L. Allen, The dore Padgett, Augustus Goudelock, James H Allen, David Monn, Jock S. Bailey. PHI KAPPA ALPHA Left to Right: Gershon Fiawoo, Beatrice Redtern, Cynthio Plair, Robert Hotchel, BETA KAPPA CHI Left to Right: Wayne Hampton, Arthur Dovis, Sollie Grohom, Dons King, Corl Allen, THE KOADAZ E Kappa Alpha Psi Omega Psi Phi Delta Sigma Theta Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Phi Beta Sigma Zetc Phi Beta Achievement Manhood, The Key to Success Scholarship, Manly Deeds, and Love for all mankind Culture for service, service for Humanity Finer Womanhood PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The purpose of the Pan-Hellenic Council is to establish and develop a spirit of cooperation among the various Greek-Letter organizations on cam- pus, and to create an intermedary between the faculty and the members of the various groups Organizations and Representatives James L. Allen Harold Washington .• Lucille Goines Thelma Crosby Emma Hemby William Smith John Crawford Roland Hagen - Bruce Strong •. Jack Bailey , . , .■ Theodore Padgett ' Mary Roberts OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY Left to Right: William Bldgood, Hezekiah Chisholm, Brum.t DeLame, Roland Hogen, Loyd Morns, Bruce Strong, Charles Brotton, George Johnson, George Wilson, Talmadge Fair, Wil- liam Allen, Theodore Drain, Dovid Mann, Charles Gillespie, Donald Mcintosh, George Good- man, Richard O ' Pharrow, Joseph Adams, Charles Jones. Not pictured; Charles Alexander, Theodore Strange, George Rogers, Timothy Crawford, Robert Johnson, Carolina Hampton, John Butler. Walter Spauldmg, Cloude Blair, Jeather Dawkins. DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY Left to Right, Ann Martm, Dorothy Broomfield, Emma Hemby, Gwendolyn Dusenbury, Thein Crosby, Sondro Williams, Borboro Roseboro, Clara Tote, Nancy Evans, Doris Wilson, Lill Meons, Janet L. McKay, Queen Roseborough, JoAlyce Ruff, Antonio Wolloce PYRAMID CLUB Left to Right: Foye Bedford, Vivian Ne Jeanette Smith. Vera Boyce, Johnny Jones, Cecelia Fergu PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY Brotherhood, Scholarship, Service r Left to Right: Theodore Padgett Vice President Maxie Bailey Assistant Secretary Jack Bailey President Milton Myers Treosurer George Coulter Secretory Ernest Glenn Deon of Pledges ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY Mary Roberts Brenda Booker IVY LEAF CLUB Left to Right: Arlease Abraham, Jackie Brown, Georgia Johnson, Judilh Hawthorne, Virginio Lee, Sally Grohom, Geroldme Hankins, Margie Roddy, Lena Helton, and Kloro Vinson ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Left to Right: Dorothy Mansel, Cora Whitt, Rosetto Javdon, Ortygia Allen, Lucille Goines, Novella Crayton, Lorraine Walker, Constance Tolford, Alberta Spears. ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY James L Alle James H. Allen Bruce Colson George Dormon William Green Robert Hatchell Harold Washington KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY William Smith Keeper of Records C Morgan Edwards Keeper of Exchequer John Crowford Wilson Count: Charles Madison Heyword B Dovenport Chorles Brown Not Shown Charles Wore Thomas Roddy Trovis Alexander JC5U Memories... Associations. Pleasures... s Smith Spirit in Annie Wallace Miss Johnson C, Smith University Attendant Janet McKay Attendant Dorothy Mansel Lucinda Howard Miss Off Campus Girls Clara Tate Miss Omega Psi Phi Amanda Hartso Miss Phi Beta Sigma Verona Davis Miss Veterans Club Annie Wallace Rebecca Boyd Miss United Negro Miss Dramatic Guild College Fund Ann Martin Cornelia Major Miss Lampodos Club Miss Spanish Club Verdelle Forbes Miss Senior Class Senior from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Betty Cunningham Miss NAACP Senior from Laurens, South Carolina Mary Roberts Miss Archonicn Club Sophomore from Athens, Georgia. , Allyne Fortune Miss University Choir Sophomore from Florence, South Carolina, i Cynthia Hodges Miss Duke Hall Sophomore from Hope Mills, North Carolina. Arlease Abraham Miss Koppo Alpha Psi Junior from Charlotte, North Carolina Sportsmanship Teamwork... Enthusiasm... is Smith Spirit in S M es 5 Front Row, L to R : Jesse Oden, ' Wade, Seldon ChUes, James Willis, Row: Thornwell Wotson, Joe Adar Shamberger, John Steele, John B Peftrs Norman Third Row: Charles Norman Muldro Th( Jon He IS Wright, Herbert Singleton, Jorr s, jomes Little, James Walker Andre itler, Henry Simmons, William Joyner Butler, Walter Largent, Nafhoniel Aike Herman Fisher. Robert Mallard, Howt Stephens, George Dorman Fourth Row John Burns, Fronk Spivey, Ed G Lenwood Edwards, Thomas Leach, Wilson Counts. Fifth Row: Ernest Robin Barrett (trainer), William Johnson, Henry Kelley, Ervin Toms, George Blalock ing (monoger), Theodore Johnson (cleat cleaner). Dyson. Second Borrett, James Robert Moore, Nathar Allen, Goode Lewis ammie Casley, trainer , Tracy S ivon Sweet- Co-captoins Wode and Chile Cooches of football team (Left to Right): Jock Brayboy, Willrom McCollough, Eddie McGii Byrd Crudup Pettis (Stone Wall) Norman James (Little Magician) Walker George (Snag) Blalock Ernest (Big-Daddy) Wade , ' y1y?v, f3wrs Smith men use rough and tough obilitv in preparing to meet the require- ments to wear the Gold and Blue. The offensive Ime of Butler backing him up the Gold ond Blu. ,H Pe.tis Norman leading o n elbow ond John Strong defensive Imes make up o good nQrr,e of football. This ,s the defensive crew that ed the nation (small colleges) for half of the season m yielding the leost number of yards to opponents. yuruj Tense moments lust after the kickoff. Ex-Smith coach, Stonewall Jockson, being brought to the Smith bench otter St. Augustine ' s spoiled our homecoming, 20-0 Second, third and fourth teams as they prepare to fight for positions in September. These men work hard from start to finish. These men often practice harder than the returning lettermen. Hots off to the men who make the suicide squad. Second Team Third Tear %, flU Ni ■ ■ s «Mr-gK. : . , ' JK- -J t Fourth Team v-Hn-: • THE WAY WE BURY THEM The Golden Bulls had one of their better seasons The men fought the best teams in the CIAA. May we support the Gold and Blue as long as there is Gold and Blue. Our team ended its season with an outstanding 5-4 record. RECORD Smith Opponents 12 Hampton 7 42 Delaware State 6 Elizabeth City 20 Shaw St. Augustine ' s 20 12 Winston-Salem 54 Virginia State 41 20 St. Paul ' s 6 FayettevJile 12 THE JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY GOLDEN BULLS CIAA VISITATION CHAMPIONS 1959-60 Seated: Clarence Bornes, Ronald Gibson, Freddie Neal, George Johnson, James Hester, Robert Poris. Standing; Rufus Davis, Edward Dowdy, Jesse Oden, Roy Hinnett, Leonard Johnson, William Dobney, Robert Murray, John T Crowford ART-WORKING., BASKETBALL WITH CIAA CHAMPIONS 1959-60 The dribble derby was the best ever presented by athletes in the history of the Gold and Blue. The men who earned outstanding fame as being on the team to bring Johnson C Smith University it ' s first Basketball Cham- pionship, This team was only defeated twice in conference play and both times at the hands of North Carolina A T 65-61 and 94-93. The team earned the respect of every foe in the conference. It was such a well bal- anced team no one could be as being superior to any other member of the club. The Golden Bulls set two new conference records on scoring the highest amount of points in a regular season game and highest scoring average in the conference. Our Mighty Golden Bulls represented us in the CIAA Tournament in Greensboro and represented the CIAA Conference in the NCAA Regional at Owensboro, Kentucky John (T-Bone) Crawford has played three outstanding year s with the Golden Bulls Many will remember him for his outstanding defen- sive play and the sturdy ability which he dis- played. He will take over the )ob of head coach at Barr Street High School in Lancas- ter, S, C. Left to right: Rufus Davis, Robert Pans, Ronald Gibson, Edward Dowdy, Robert Murray and Jesse Oden This is Smith reserve bench .3 i ' Smith 98 Shaw 86 Benedict 109 Delaware TOO Maryland State 82 N. C. College 82 N. C. A T 72 N. C. College 72 St. Augustine 61 N. C. A T 77 Maryland State 81 St. Paul 97 Fayetteville State 90 St. Paul 95 St. Augustine 100 Shaw 92 Delaware State 80 Winston-Salem 94 N C. A T 83 N. C. College 78 Winston-Salem 120 Fayetteville State 86 Howard Over all Won 18 Lost 4 Holiday Festival Tournament (Winston-Salem, N. C.) Opponent 96 77 89 94 76 85 76 71 65 60 47 69 71 78 67 67 79 95 74 66 55 82 Non-Conference These ore the Golden Bulls (White) in action ogainst North Carolina College. Men show in Smith Uniform ore: T-Bone Crawford ond Slim Hinnont, These four men hope to put strength m the rebound area ot Smith ' s sharp shooting team. They are greeted by Coach Brayboy (Right to Lett): William Dobney, Lenard Johnson, Roy HInnant, Jessie Oden, and Coach Brayboy. Clarence (Fox) Barnes — All CIAA second team (1958-1959) is known throughout the conference for his jump-shot. He is expected to give the same fight and sportsmanship which represents the award of oil C.I. A. A. James (Ronson Burner) Hester, who has established himself among the top guards in the conference. Hester who hails from De- troit, Michigan, wears the some number and represents equally as well his former team- mate, Joe Crenshaw of whom we all remem- ber for his brilliant play. % ' ■ v-u V TRACK Left to Right, Front row; Clyde L. Carter, John Faxio, Russel Young, Jimmie Allen (manager), Robert Moore. Back row; Luther Jones, Jimmie Lawrence, Joseph Higdon, Joseph Barnes. C.I.A.A. GOLF RUNNER UPS 1960 L to R.: Robert H. Johnson III, Bernard Holley, Julius Creft, Julrus Bell, Wolter Largent, and Thorwell Watson (not pictured). These men gave Smith a new feeling. They brought new sport to the compus in showing us how to ploy golf. __:._... C.I.A.A. GOLF TOURNAMENT PLAY C.I. A. A. TENNIS CHAMPIONS 1960 This group of men, David Crawford, Dovid Porter, Gershwon Fiawoo, Boron Stroud, George Blalock, Horry Sfiermon, Edward Dowdy, Drew Williams, and Dr W, R Colemon (coach) brought Smith its first team championship in the history of the University They ended the seoson with a remorkable 6 and 1 record. They also ended the school year by bringing home four trophies, Freshmon Denton Johnson led the Bulls as the number one man and brought home two personal awords SMITH SPIRIT LEADERS The wonderful cheering squad when oM fans grow cold We, the members of the cheering squad will keep our teams warm. Director of the band. Darnel (Danny) Owens and dn majors, Ann Marttn, Ruby Durant STUDENT SITDOWN EQUAL MOVEMENT SENIOR DIRECTORY SENIOR DIRECTORY Agnew, Barbara Ann 2620 LaSalle Street Charlotte, N C. Broomfield, Dorothy Lucille 618 S Plum St Charlotte, N C Alexander, Pearl Ruth Rte 10, Box 255 Charlotte, N. C. Brown, Bernice Jocquelyn 127 S Masonic Street Millen, Go. 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