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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

•- ! r: ' = ■miip S I B W- - T -%n NI K mJ w wr t W4V ' ■ i .1 sii ' ii ' - M y ' :i - . 5 - 3 ' . t Hr ' THE BEL 1964-65 FOREWORD Administration Building Heart of the University Carnegie Library Sturuhouse of Knowledge University Church This is our Inspiration Theological Building Theologians are Molded Here Hartley Woods Gymnasium Physical Fitness Plant George E. Davis Science Hall Science Points to God Liston Hall Upperclass Ladies ' Dormitory Smith Hall Upperclass Men ' s Dormitory Berry Hall Sophomore Men ' s Dormitory Duke Hall Freshman Ladies ' Dormitory -. ■■ ' - ■ j? ' P i I g ' ' n - Sn i« MHI _jjmk tK ' I ' - •■1 fe I - Carter Hall Freshman Men ' s Dormitory Refectory Home Coolted Meals The President ' s House Campus White House Student Guidance Center Here we gain a sense of direction Maintenance Building D E D I C A T I O N irig Dean J. A, Grimes With contriteness of spirit, devotedness of heart and respectful humility we make this dedication. Dean Joseph A. Grimes who keeps alive the chivalric code, is a symbol of the Old Order: Loyal, Sincere, Dedicated, Courageous and with a Nobility of Spirit that defies Time. Let no unkind fate dim these qualities which lit a torch for so many in the past, illumines present paths and lights up new vistas for the Future. L M. Parker 29 Years of Service much of which was done in his office in Carter Hall conferring with Smith men attending school functions D E D I C A T I O N Present [j Dr. Rufus P. Perry Through his dynamic and energetic efforts, our school ' s progress has been ameliorated tremendously. He has never shown a moment of fear or unconcern for its future. Thus, to one whose leadership has set Johnson C. Smith University among the respected, and has established a reputation for himself as being efficient in every task he undertakes, whether as president, educator, teacher, or gentleman, we dedicate this, the 1965 Bull. K. Johnson Leadership Mr. Lewis Chambolle demonstrates the latest cafeteria equipment. { IliMHIik ;;3l ' l 9||lltlE Discussing the basl etball outkioic with Coach William P. McCullough. Time out for conversation with students. __ Future _ D K D I C A T I O N H Mr. H. B. Blue Honor was never bestowed upon any man for receiving but is awarded to him for giving. Each of us has felt the warm glow of friendliness exuberated by him and has greatly appreciated this spark of humaneness in a world of ever increasing competition. Because he has given us so much, we, the members of the Senior Class, dedi- cate the 1964-65 Bull to Mr. Henry B. Blue. G. Cureton Guidance Informal discussion of Wolfe ' s Look Homeward Angel ' You ' ve Kot a Problem Coke break en route to class The President ' s Message iiiversity is to train young jf adequacy in a free and pare its students to take imunities and to respond leadership in both Church will continue to be highly ngratulations to the perseverance in the ially yours, First you have a dream add a little cement and brick on the outside . . . then dijr at it a touch of modei ' ii equipment a little more space in the post office -: ::::::::;::::::::::[■::. J . 9. 1 s=s| finally add a stairway, climb it to see . . . Dean W. R. Coleman. Dean of The College of Liberal Arts Mr. J. A. Twitty, Registrar Mrs. Owena T. Davis, Dean of Women Dean J. A. Gaston, Student Personnel and Guidance Director Rev. Moses S. Belton, Director of Public Relations Mrs. Curry, Secretary Mrs. Johnson, Secretary Mr. T. H. Gunn. Librarian Mrs. Caroline (Jraham, Guidance Counselor Mr. Furness J. Armstead, Business Manager Mrs. Sara Stewart, Bookkeeper Mr. H. L. Marshall. Smith Ha Mr. Mcscs Sharpe, Berry Hall Mrs, B. Bullock, Dietician Mr. H. L. Counts, Jr., Inventory Director Mr. I ' , Watkins, Maintenance Director Mrs, B. Spence, Canteen Supervisor s j Mrs. H. L. Counts. Listen Hall Mrs. B. Hardv, Listen Ha Mrs. H. L. .Marshall Head Directress. Listen Hall Mrs. L. Ward Head Directress, Duke Hall Mrs. J. Jordan. Duke Hall Mrs. M. Davis, Listen Hall Mrs. B. McKee, University Nurse Dr. R. Wyche. University Physician Mr. James Hart. Mr. Napoleon Smith and Mr. William Patton. Security Officers f M ' 0 sSmJ M 1 W MIMB vai K H L.- Mrs. Mary Piatt, Secretary Registrar ' s Office Miss Shirley Powell, Secretary Registrar ' s Office (uecre arial Mrs. Ocie Harrison, Secretary President ' s Office Miss Irene Norman, Secretary Registrar ' s Office Miss Betty Gabriel Secretary to Mr. Bluford, Department of Social Science Mrs. Fleta Alexander, Cashier Business Office Mrs. Felicia B. Farrar Secretary to Business Manager Staff Mrs. Minnie Maxwell, Secretary Office of Dean of the College Mrs. Calvene Ross, Secretary Student Personnel and Guidance Services Miss Curtisteen Kersey Secretary, To Mr. L. Davis, Department of Education iDjibrary tarf Mrs. Mary C. Flowe Assistant Librarian Mrs. Annie C. Lee Assistant Librarian Miss Louise Jamella Nelson Assistant Librarian Mrs. Mildred Sanders Assistant Librarian Mrs. Shirley P. Wilkins Assistant Librarian Maintenance Staff Seated: Mr. Kirkpatric, Mr. Polk, Mr. Samilton, Mr. McManus. Stand- ing, L-R: Mr. Conclane, Mr. Nash, Mr. Keans, Mr. Richmond, Mr. Alexander, Mr. McLilly, Mr. Blow, Mr. Young. Seated: Mrs. Hikes and Mrs. Ingram. Standing: Mrs. Boroughs, Miss Hen- derson, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Stowe. Dining Hall Staff 1st row: Mrs. B. M. Bullock Dieti- cian, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Duren, Mrs. Huey, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Samil- ton. 2nd row: Mr. Roberts, Chef; M rs. Clawson, Mrs. Hines Miss Brown, Mrs. Caddler, Mr. Sheiler, Miss Johnson. %(K Mrs. M. K. Byuarm Mr. L. H. Davis Mr. C. R. Cox Mrs. O. B. Dixon Instructor of Psychology Associate Prof, of Education Instructor of Physical Education Swimming Coach Instructor of Physical Education Dr. Jack S. Brayboy B.S., Johnson C. Smith University M.S., University of Pennsylvania Ed.D., University of Pennsylvania Professor of Physical Education Chairman of Division of Education and Psychology Director of Athletics Mrs. J. D. Forney Mrs. E. P. Hill Dr. J. K. Jenkins Mr. J. R. Law Instructor of Instructor of Associate Prof of Associate Prof, of Elem. Education Art Phychology Psychology Photo Not Available Mr. W. McCull Instructor of Physical Educ. Basketball Coach gh Mr. E. C. McGirt Asst. Prof, of Physical Educ. Head Football Coach Mr. H. Marshall Instructor of Education Asst. Dean of Men Mrs. H. T. Norris Asst. Prof, of Elem. Education Dr. Brayboy looks over list of basketball coach, McCuUough. equipment with head Mr. K. S. Powell Asst. Prof of Physical Educ. Track Coach Mrs. E. Pridgen Asst. Prof, of Reading Mrs. W. Williams Instructor of Elem, Education Rev. R. Worsley Instructor of Religious Educ. Photo Not Available Photo Not Available Dr. VV. S. Coleman Dean Prof, of Philosophy Mrs. E. M. Baylor Instructor of Speech Mr. M. I. Bellar Instructor of Strings Mr. H. B. Blue Instructor of English Dr. Algernon O. Steele A.B., Johnson C. Smith University B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute A.M., Northwestern University Ph.D., University of Chicago D.D., Johnson C. Smith University Professor of Religious Education Chairman of the Division of Humanities Mrs. R. Glaubitz Instructor of Music Miss E. Grady Asst. Prof, of Music Mr. W. Jones Instructor of Music Band Dir. Mr. C. W. Kemp Associate Prof, of Music Miss A. Britt Rev. D. G. Burke Miss J. Cozart Dr. S. L. Freeman Instructor of Speech English Instructor of Religious Educ. Instructor of English Asst. Prof, of English Isn ' t this heavenly? Some of the faculty mem- bers are shown relaxing en route to Montreat, N. C., for the annual Faculty Re- treat. m 1 ir i J[ i Mrs. L. D. Butler Instructor of Piano Mrs. B. M. Lovcll Asst. Prof, of English Mrs. I. M. Parker Associate Prof, of English Mrs. E. Woodard Asst. Prof, of English Mrs. V. E. Neal Associate Prof. of Chemistry Mrs. L. W. Blue Instructor of Mathematics Mr. B. Gatheright Associate Prof, of Mathematics Mrs. L. V. Gould Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Dr. U. S. Brooks B.S., Howard University M.S., University of Chicago Ph.D., University of Chicago Professor of Chemistry Chairman of the Division of Science and Mathematics Mr. P. M. Walker Asst. Prof, of Radio-Biology Nuclear Tech. Mrs. V. Washington Instructor of Biology Mr. H. Wright Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Mrs. D. Kwasikpui Instructor of Biology Photo Not Available Irs. G. Cooper Mrs. A. E. Adam Mr. F. T. Drakeford Mrs. H. P. Amos Assistant in Asst. Prof, of Instructor of Instructor of Biology French Physics English Mr. Jean Joseph Adam Professor of French Diploma, Ecole Libre des Sciences Morales Politiques, Paris, France Li-es-L., La Sorbonne, Paris, France Further study, Columbia University Off icier d ' Academic (France) ProfessOi of French Chairman of the Department of Modern Foreign Languages Mr. N. M. Ayton Miss A. E. Bowers Dr. K. V. Cepas Dr. P. F. Orlov Instructor of Instructor of Instructor of Instructor of French Spanish French German Russian cSr Spanish f % Mr. W. E. Bluford Associate Prof. of History Political Science Mr. M. L. Davidson Asst. Prof, of Economics Dr. S. Klepka Professor of History Dr. Samuel W. Byuarm B.A.. Langston University M.A.. State University of Iowa Ph.D., University of lUnois Professor of Sociology Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences Ir. S. Kwasikoui Dr. A. S. Powe Mr. C. D. Rippy Asst. Prof, of Prof, of Instructor of Economics Sociology Sociology Photo Not Available Gladys Cureton, Secretary ; Lula Brown, Vice President ; George Reynolds, Parliamentarian ; Lewis Dowdy, Sergeant at arms ; Cleveland Smith, Presi- dent; and John Boiling, Jr., Yearbook Editor. (Not pictured, Donald Fraz- ier, Treasurer) . We dedicate this page in memory of one who began this journey with us but, because of our Lord ' s will that he return to Him the giver of life, was unable to complete it. Tommie Lewis Reed, Jr. On our talent show he kept us all in wonder with his recitation of Go Down Death. Here in part is that poem. Weep not, weep not, She is not dead ; She ' s resting in the bosom of Jesus. Day before yesterday morning, God was looking down from his great, high heaven. Looking down on all his children. And his eyes fell on Sister Caroline, Tossing on her bed of pain. And God ' s big heart was touched with pity, With the everlasting pity. And God said : ' Go down. Death, to down. Go down to Savannah, Georgia, Down in Yamacraw, And find Sister Caroline. She ' s borne the burden and heat of the day. She ' s labored long in my vineyard, And she ' s tired — She ' s weary — Go down. Death, and bring her to me. ' And Jesus took his own hand and wiped away her tears, And he smoothed the furrows from her face. And the angels sang a little song. And Jesus rocked her in his arms. And kept a-saying: ' Take your rest. Take your rest, take your rest. ' Weep not — weep not. She is not dead ; She ' s resting in the bosom of Jesus. EVELYN ABRAMS Major: French Motto: To dream achieve. to perchance is to FRED DOUGLAS BELL Major: Physical Education Motto: We must row and not drift. LANNY ALEXANDER Major: Biology Motto: Language is The Dress of Thought, and every time we open our mouths, our minds are on parade. RACHEL ELIZABETH BELLE Major: Elementary Education Motto: Just be yourself, but be sure that as yourself you are who you ought to be. THEODORE AVERY Major: Music Motto: Education is not an end, but a journey. JOHN LEE ' BOLLING. JR. Major: Psychology and Social Sciences Motto: First you have a dream then you strive to fulfill that dream. HENRY JOSEPH BOWERS Major: Sociology Motto: Work is the secret of ISAIAH BOYD Major: Economics Motto; To succeed and fulfill life ' s deavors are man ' s desires. BENNIE LEE BOYD Major: Elementary Education Motto: Keep striving, success is at the top. JAMES WILLIE BRANDON Major: Biology Motto: Life is what you make it. GEORGE BOYD Major: Biology Motto: To succeed is mans goal. JAMES MILTON BROOKS Major: Economics Motto: All things will come; if men will only be patient. LULA MAE BROWN Motto: Think. VIRGINIA ADELL BURROUGHS Motto: Education is the l ey. SALLIE GERALDINE BROWN Major: Mathematics Motto: The higher we climb, the grander the view. HATTIE GRIER CALDWELL Major: Elementary Education Motto: Above all, to thine ownself be true. GLADYS ELAINE BUNDRIGE Major: Elementary Education Motto: It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. GERALDINE NINETTE lALLAHAN Major: French Minor: Psychology Motto: Les faux honnetes gens sont ceux qui dequisent leur defauts aux autres et a euxmemes; les vrais honnetes gens sont ceux qui les connaissent et les confessent. ESTHER VANDORA CAMPBELL Major: Elementary Education Motto: Be the best of whatever you are. ANNIE JAMES CHANDLER Major: Elementary Education Motto: Success is for those who want to succeed. JO ANN CAMPBELL Major: French Minor: Psychology Motto: Donnez au monde le meillier que vous avez et le meilleur vous viendra. GLIVINGSTONE DONNELL CHEATHAM Major: Sociology Motto: Knowledge is to be gained. RONNIE LORENZO CHALMERS Major: Physical Education Motto: Knowledge is virtue. WILSEY MAREE CHAPLIN Major: French Minor: History Motto: All that 1 am and hope to I owe to my dear family. GEORGE DANIEL CHERRY Major: Music Motto: Life is worth living:, if you make it so. HARRY THEODORE COLEMAN Major: Biology Motto: Faith without work is like having no faith at all. ANN MAXINE CLAY Major: English Motto: Nothing beats a failure but a trial. MILLIE ANN COLEMAN Major: French Motto: Live and let live. ESTHER H. CLYBURN Major: Elementary Education Motto: Face the inevitable militantly. FRANKLIN DELANO COLCLOUGH Major: Fren«h Minor: Psychology Motto: Cette vie est la mienne, puis Dieu m ' aide a faire le mieux de lui. ROSA LEE COLEMAN Major: Elementary Education Motto: He who transplants, sustains. LORETTA CRAWFORD Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology Motto: The soul is the mirror God is reflected. JOSEPH EARL COTTON Major; Sociology Motto: As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he. GLADYS CURETON Major: French Minor: Chemistry Motto: Dreams are imaginary, thoughts are abstract but diligence can make them both realities. DORIS C. COVINGTON Major: Secondary Education Motto: Make the best of whatever you have. VIRGIE LEE DANIELS Major; French Motto: The unexamined life is not worth living by man. MARY ARLENE DAVIDSON Major: Elementary Education Motto: Wisdom is like a seeing eye; he who has her is not blind. LOUIS CARNEGIE DOWDY Major: Psychology Motto: It is never a shame but it is not to find out. not to know, MARGARET LOUISE DAVIS Major: Sociology Motto: There is always room at the top. JACQUELINE DOSTER Major: Social Science and History Motto: The past is gone, forget it; The future is coming, prepare for it; The present is here, use it. WILLIAM ROBERT DAVIS Major: Physical Education Motto: Work will win when wishing won ' t. ANNIE LOUISE DUNHAM Major: Elementary Education Motto: Experience is the fool ' s best teach- er; the wise do not need it. CARRIE LEE EDWARDS Major: French and English Motto: History does not repeat itself; Historians do. BETTY JEAN ELROD Major: History Motto: Time moves constantly onward. Let us imitate the time. W ' i v -. fs. . i JM Ok ROBERT EDWARDS Major: Social Science Minor: History Motto: A quitter never never quits. MEREDITH MILTON EVANS Major: Physical Education Motto: To thine ownself be true. HARRIET ALONZENIA ELLIS Major: Elementary Education Motto: Song is truth; and the expression of our life. ALICE LEE FERGUS Major: Sociology Motto: If the elevator to success is broken, use the stairway. FRANK GILBERT FLEMING Major: Mathematics Motto: Life is only what you make it. BETTIE JEAN FOSTER Major: Elementary Education Motto: An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. WILLIAM COLUMBUS FLYTHE Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Motto: Love many; trust few and always paddle your own canoe. JAMES FOSTER Major: Sociology Motto: If at first you don ' t succeed, find the reason why, and try again. BARBARA JEAN FOSTER Major: Elementary Education Motto: Live as if you were going to die tomorrow; Learn as if you were going to live a thousand years. DONALD HENRY FRAZIER Major: Psychology Motto: It is not our words that counts but our deeds. HERMAN EUGENE FREDERICK Major: French Motto: Live and let live. DAISY TITUS GARVIN Major: Elementary Education Motto: Punctuality and method are the right and left hand of time. REBECCA JAMES FULTON Major: English Motto: Perseverance and tenacity of pur- pose is the basic of all great achieve- JULIA MAE GIST Major: Sociology Minor: Political Science Motto: Four things come not back; The spoken word; the sped arrow; Time past; The neglected opportunity. VIRGINIA LEE GARRISON Major: French Motto: Just be yourself, but be sure that as yourself you are who you ought to IDELL WILLIAMS GLENN Major: Elementary Education Motto: Character is what you are; Repu- tation is what people say you are. JEANETTE GOINES Major: Psychology Motto: Opposition fans the flame of de- sire, Defeat is but a stepping stone to the path of success. FRANCES CLAYTON GRAY Major: Psychology and Sociology Motto: There is only one subject matter and that is life, in all its manifestations. SANDRA KAY GOINES Major: Psychology .Motto: We are judged by what we have done. LAURA LEE GREEN Major: Elementary Education Motto: There are no short cuts to success but to the patient and endurant one, the end is well worth the journey. .4 h JANE ELMIRA GOUDLOCK Major: Psychology Motto: To those who will, nothing is impossible. MATTHEW LEON GREEN Major: Biology Motto: Opportunity you must grasp today for tomorrow it may not pass your way. ERSLEY CORNELIA HAMPTON Major: Music Education Motto: To thine ownself be true. MELVIN RAY HART Major: Social Science and History Motto: He who does not strive after some- thing with eagerness finds everything tedious and burdensome. AVERGAIL HADLEY Major: Physical Education Motto: The virtue lies in struggle, not the prize. THEODORE BERNARD HAYES Major: Biology Motto: The world goes on, he who sleeps is left. RAYDELL ANNIE HARGROVE Major: Elementary Education Motto: Aims are meaningless when they are not supported. ALICE ELIZABETH HEATH Major: Social Science and History Motto: The wise know too well their weaknesses to assume infallibility: and he who knows most, knows best how little he knows. CECIL HILL Major: Economics Motto: Not knowledge, but ' tis ignorance that makes living complicated. ANNIE FRANCES HOWZE Major: Elementary Education Motto: God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. BEVERLY JOYCE HINTON Major: Biology Motto: Be not the first to try the new, nor the last to lay the old aside. HENRY HUBBARD Major: Elementary Education Motto: Living with an open mind; seeking greater heights. WILLIAM R. HOPKINS Major: History Motto: To thine ownself be true and thou can be false to no man. SHIRLEY ANN JACKSON Major: Elementary Education Motto: What I am to be I am now coming. ANNIE LILLIE JOHNSON Major: Elementary Education Motto: My God grant me the serenity to accept the things that I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. PEGGYE LEE JOHNSON Major: Social Science Minor: History Motto: Plan as if you are going to live forever, but live as if you are going to die tomorrow. CHARLES MURRAY JOHNSON Major: Chemistry Motto: Expect the best and get it. WESTRA THERESA JOHNSON Major: General Science Minor: Biology Motto: To thine ownself be true. JOSEPHINE JOHNSON Major: Mathematics Motto: A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than silver and gold. Proverbs 22:1 VERONICA LAKE JONES Major: Biology Motto: All that I am or hope to be I owe to my Mother. WILLIE MAE JORDAN Major; Elementary Education Motto: Youth has to play the grreat part in securing process. In youth we grow; In manhood we broaden. PATRICIA ELAINE KING Major; Biology Motto: It is better to excel than to exceed. IDA ISABELLA KEARNS Major: French and English Motto; Vouloir c ' est pouvoir. Where there is a will there is a way, EDNA SPRINGS LANEY Major: Elementary Education Motto; Always strive to excel not to equal Hp ? 1 P V m ■ K f  , Hjjk ' -.. 7 A k MARY ELIZABETH KELLY Major: Elementary Education Motto: Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all your getting, get understanding. MADGE MARIE LAWING Major: English Motto; Life is a true experience, therefore learn well its many enchantments and mysteries. MARGARET EILEEN LOVE Major: Biology Motto: It is better to light one small candle than to curse the darkness. ALICE ROSETTA LYERLY Major: Physical Education Motto: Duty is like a man ' s shadow. He may cast his eyes from it but yet, it will still follow. BESSIE ROSE LOWRY Major: Elementary Education Motto: Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth un- derstanding. Proverbs 3:13 JOHNNIE FORREST LYLES Major: Sociology Motto: Our greatest glory is not in never falling but rising every time we fall. CAROL JOSEPHINE LUCAS Major: History and Religious Education Motto: The greatest mistake you can make is to be constantly fearing you will make one. WALTER LEE McGILL Major: Elementary Education Motto: Man is the measure of all things, therefore know thyself above all. MARY LILLIAN MAGWOOD Major: French Minor: History Motto: Tout vient a po int a qui sait at- tendre. JOHN DAVID McGRIFF Major: Biology and General Science Motto: Strive not to equal but to excel. DORIS MARSH Major: French Motto: The heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the harvest of the future. SANDRA LeVONNE McGRIFF Major: Elementary Education Motto: A moment ' s thinking is an hour in words. WILLIE T. MASSEY Major: Elementary Education Motto: To make knowledge valuable, you must have the cheerfulness of wisdom. JESSIE MAE McKINSTRY Major: History Motto: Self-trust oism. the essence of her- PHELENA MAE MEBANE Major; Elementary Education Motto: Consideration is the parent of wis- dom. EMIVIA MILLS Major: Elementary Education Motto: To make the best better ST PAMELA LORRAINE MIDDLETON Major: History Motto: All work is as seed sown; it grows and spreads, and sows itself anew. DeVONDIA MOBLEY Major: Sociology Motto: Education shortcuts human experi- ence and enables the learner to borrow from past accomplishments. JOHN TROY McQueen Major: Biology Motto: Genius is only patien RONALD MOORE Major: Psychology Motto: A man of intellect without energy added to it is a failure. SHIRLEY FAYE MOORE Major: French and History Motto: Success or failure in business is caused more by mental attitude than by mental capacities. CAROLYN B. MOSES Major: Elementary Education Motto: The roots of education ai ' e bitter but the fruits are sweet. WILLIAM OSCAR MOORE Major: Mathematics Motto: It is better to do things do things half as well. PATRICIA ANN MURRAY Major; English Motto: The winner is he who gives to his work, body and soul. DELOIS LOUISE MORGAN Major: Elementary Education Motto: Work hard, do your best and le the rest to God. PEARL VICTORIA NELSON Major Minor Motto French Psychology Vouloir c ' est pouvoii TYSON MARSHALL PAYSOUR Major: History Motto: All that I am and all that I hope to be I owe to God and my Mother. CATHERINE VALDEAN POLK Major: Psychology Motto; All that I am I owe to my dear Mother. LONNIE CROMWELL PEACE Major: Elementary Education Motto: If you want a thing done, do it yourself. CHARLES EDWARD POLLARD Major: Political Science Motto: Happy is the man that findeth wisdom. JAMES HERMAN PLUSH Major: Economics Motto: A wise man will make more op- portunities than he finds. KATHLEEN JOHNSON PRESSLEY Major: French Minor: Psychology Motto: I have crossed the river, now the ocean is ahead of me. BRENDA ELIZABETH RAMSEUR Major: French Minor: History Motto: Education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth know- ing can be taught. ASBURY McCOY REID Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Motto: God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the knowledge to know the difference. ESSIE LEE RAMSEUR Major: Elementary Education Motto: Things are only worth what one makes them worth. GEORGE GABLE REYNOLDS Major: Physical Education Motto: The wise man guards against the future as if it were the present. W ' K R i V wHi RICHARD BLACKOUT REEVES Major: Economics Motto: Another step Thou hath brought me: Onward!! HORACE RICHARD RICE Major: Psychology Motto: Common sense, ii NELLIE CHARLENE RICHARDSON Major: Mathematics Motto: Aim for the higher things in life; let the sky be your limit. JAMES L. ROSS Major: Psychology Motto: Think!! DORTHEA ROBINSON RODDEY Major: Elementary Education Motto: Whoever you are, be noble; What- ever you do, do well; Whenever you speak, speak kindly; Give joy wherever you dwell. ANNIE MARIE ROUNTREE Major: Elementary Education Motto: Self-Trust is the first secret of JAMES ROSBORO Major: Mathematics Motto: He that can have patience can have what he will. LEONARD RICHARD SANDERS Major: English Motto: An ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness. JAMES ALVIN SCOTT Major: English Motto: He who wills, can. ROBERT NELSON SMITH Major: Economics Motto: Just deeds are the best answer to injurious words. CLEVELAND HOWARD SMITH Major: Economics Motto: Manly deeds, scholarship and love for all mankind. HARRIET LORETTA SPANN Major: French Minor: Psychology Motto: Everything I am to be, I owe to my dear Mother. LESSIE MAE SMITH Major: French Minor: Psychology Motto: Not at the top but climbing. EVA LOIS SPURGEON Major: History Motto: Small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises. WILLIAM C. STEELE Major: Elementary Education Motto: Education is like a precious stone; It should be cherished deeply. FRED NEIMAN THOMPSON Major: English Minor: History Motto; Nothing should bring you peace but the triumph of principles. i P m Kt:« -vy m m - 1 n S s1 BbI •y v 9t0 t ( III JOHNNIE MAE STEWARD Major: Sociology Motto: I have climbed the hills, but the mountains lie ahead of me. CHARLIESE TAYLOR TISDALE Major: Elementary Education Motto: Seek and you shall find sue MARTHA ELIZABETH TATE Major: English Motto: Patience and perseverance mount every difficulty. CHARLES AUGUSTUS TURNER Major: Economics Minor: Psychology Motto: You can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time and that should be enough. CATHERINE WALLACE Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology Motto: Genius is eternal patience. CHARLES HENRY CLAY WHITE Major: History Motto: Every man who observes viprilantly and resolves steadfastly, grows uncon- sciously into genius. ANDREWS REYNOLDS WARNER Major: Physics Motto: When you have set yourself a task finish it. HOWARD WAYS Major: Physical Education Motto: Life is what you make it. BARBARA M. WATKINS Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology Motto: Self -trust is the secret of success. KENNETH WHITTEU Major: Elementary Education Motto: Out here and don ' t bit more care. THELMA WILKES Major: Social Science Motto: Books speak to the mind, friends to the heart, heaven to the soul and everything to the ears. BETTY YOUNG Major: Elementary Education Motto: Education is virtue. PE. RLIE TORRENCE WILLIAMS Major: Elementary Education. Motto: Life is a maze but with education as a map and experience as a guide, success is within reach. MILTON J. YONGUE Major: Economics Minor: Mathematics Motto: A moment of joy may mean a life time of regrets. Not Pictured BKENDA DELORES WRIGHT Major: History Motto: Life is what you make it. SAMUEL ROBINSON Major: French Motto: Think. ANDREW CARTER Major: Chemistry Motto: Knowledge is virtue. ' ESTER H. CLYBURN Major: Elementary Education Motto: To err is human, to forgive is divine. ETHEL GARVIN Major: English Motto: Mental power cannot be gotten from ill-fed brains. JULIA GASSAWAY Major: Elementary Education Motto: The success of tomorrow on the preparation of today. depends ANNIE F., WILLIAMS Major: Elementary Education Motto: To know one ' s limitations is a mark of wisdom, to rest content with them merits contempt. Seniors rouncf Pat King is in the swing . . The Sigmas are at it again. We are for the A K As; we mean the Bulls SEE ... I can do it with mv eves closed How about that date tonight Jane? Never, Morrison. Frances the Great Smitty, this trophy Girls, girls, girls (L)anip us Rachel, is that a cigarette in the dining hall? is what ' s happening. Man you ' ll never get anything at home like this. All C.I. A. A. Golden Boy after 4 years Gee, they look all angles Dr. Pepper, Dick Tracy, Dowdy Peabody stop for a Bull session jfunior Cj ass Ufficers Lift to Right: Thomas Blakeney, Reporter; Mary L. Lesesne, Secretary; Rithia Franklin, Student Government Representative, Carl Martin, Par- liamentarian ; Carolyn Barnes, Assistant Secretary ; Gail Stovall, Vice President; Samuel Reid, President; and Leonard Johnson, Treasurer. John W. Agurs Edward Anderson Leola C. Anderson Janetta J. Anderson Cecil Arnold Herman Bagley Charles Banks Carolyn V. Barnes Arthur Bradford G a ass William Brynt Robert Carter Carolyn Christian Shady Clark Allen Cole Paul Coutourier Gwendolyn Cowan Rachel Crouch Geneva Culp of 1966 Venton Lee Bell Sallie Blake Thomas E. Blakeney Brenda Bond Ida Boulei- Margie Boyton Arthur Brown Lillian Brown Evelyn Britt Samuel Cuningham Alphonso Davis Robert H. Davis Florance Day Evelyn Dean Paul Deavers James Debeneure Richard DeBrest William Dillard G c ass Barbara A. Floyd Barbara J. Floyd Carol Foster James Foster Josie Foster James Franklin Rithia Franklin Ralph Fruneberger William Fuller of 1966 Oona Draggan Loise Dudley Veronica Dula Bertha Eggleston Marin C. Elliott Brenda Ellis Nancy Evans Artonia Faulkner Cynthia Flamer Ruby Fulwood Rose Mary Gaines James Gaither Lucille Garrick Lucille Garrison Mildred Garvin Diana J. George Herbert Gidney Annette Graham G ' Jass DeWitt Harris Geraldine Harris James Ha: Shirley Hart Joseph Hayes Charles Hills Jesse Hinton Peggy HoUoman Samuel Holston of 1966 Leonard Gray Marjjuerite Greene Peter Gufwoli Jacqueline Guin Gertrude Hadley Sarah Hamlin Vera Hampton Oscar Hare Verna Harmon Sanford Howie Dwain Irwin E. Clayton Jefferson Willie R. Jenkins Hattie Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Leonard Johnson Lillian Johnson Nolan Johnson G a ass Norman Little Mae Littlejohn F Ralph Lowe m John Lloyd P ■ John Lyles i Carl D. Martin K -■ Marion Massey -4 ■ Samuel Massey Carolyn Maxwell of 1966 Carolyn Jones Margo Judge Oliver Kanoy Curtis Kearns Michael Kennedy Rosa Land Mary Lesesne Deborah Lindsay Marsha Listen Willie McCanley Napolean McClure Carole McConnell Mildred McDonald Joretta McDowell James McFadden James Mcllwain Annie P. McKinnon Joan Mickle G c ass Douglas Moorman ha Newble Patricia Norman Lendora Nowlin Lula Orr Curtis Peters Margaret Peterson Dorothy Polk Gayle Powell of 1966 Richard Miller Shirley Mills Joe Mitchell Thomas Mitchell Denondia Mobley Anthony Moore Samuel Moore Clinton Morgan Herman Morgan David Prince Samuel Prince Abie Pullins Charles Rankin; Betty Rawley James Ray Samuel Reid Patsy Rice Ricky Rice Jr. G o ass Dorothy Shell Harry Sherman William Shipp Charles Shipp Robert Short Hezehiah Simmons Willie Singletary John Smalls Juanita Smith of 1966 Paul Ritter Jesse Roberson Charles Robii Bessie Royster Vici Samples Marion Sanders Lelia Sarratt Robert Saxon Leroy Scott Gail Stovall James Thomas II Sandra Towne Chester Trower Gene Waddell Robert Walton Eddie Warnett Carolyn Washington Kenneth Washington Martha Wells James William Stephen C. Williams Ronald Wilson Bobby Wilson Fredine Woodard opnoinore Cj ass i icers Left to right : Patricia Gravely, Assistant Secretary ; Betty Lipford, Secre- tary ; Yvonne Harris, Class Queen ; Kennan Smith, President ; Nathaniel Baccus, Treasurer; Matthew Green, Parliamentarian. Not Pictured, Wil- liam Person, Vice President. Dorothy Agurs John S. Alexande Carolyn Allen Sandra Anthony Essie B. Archie Sarah Armstrong Phil Asaka Nathaniel Baccus Eligah Bailey Geniennial C) ass Stanley Barnes James Bellamy Barbra Bennett Bettye Berry Joyce Blake Johnnie Blakeney Gwendolyn Bostic Ronnie Bradley Margaret Bridgers of 1967 . .J Sabrina Bailey Maxine Barnes Nancy Barringer Andrea Bates Dorthy Bell Emma G. Bell Margh Blount Bennie Boyd Mary L. Brevard Milledge Brodie Dorothy L. Brown Hedy Brown Patricia Brown Eddie Caldwell Lizzie B. Caldwell Ernestine Campbell Lloyd Davis Millicent Campbell Lewis Carrington Larry Carter Cynthia Chambers Eula Chandler William Cheeks Roma Clardy John Clay Henrietta Clyburn Majorie Coakley vjen enniaJ Cj ass Nettie Dixon L. Arnell Dodson George Dorsey Junita Dunn Roseann Dula Anna B. Ellis Sylvia English Dona Epps Anna R. Favors i k Louis Coates Robert Coffey Ruth Coleman Carole Coles Enestine Covington Barbara Crawford Arthur Cross Irvin Davis John Davis of 1967 Doris Flythe Keith A. Forde Sharon Foreman Justine Foriest Richard Foye Jeanie Frasier Joyce Freeman Ernestine Garvin Mamie Garvin Paulette Hairston Martha Hammond Addie Harman William Harmon Thelma Hargrove John Hawkins Carol Hayan Ronald Gray Patricia Gravely ( )en ennia Cj ass Maynard Hawkins Grace Henderson Gloria Henderson Arthur Herron Margret Hemphill Rosetta Hines Betty Hinnant Barbara Hood Edward Holloway Veronica Gibson Michael Gilford Carol Godley Charles Green James Green Matthew Green Trudolk Gregg Patricia Grigg Milldred Grimes of 1967 Frank Holsey Larmar Home Cara Horton Marie Horton Yvone Houston Betty T. Huey Larry Hunt Richard J. Jackson Robert Jackson Gloria Anderson M m Patricia Grigg HH ■ Larry Hunt ■ George Jackson 1H-. . Samuel Jenkins w Annie Johnson S ' J Franklin Johnson •i, Robert Johnson __ Ronald Johnson I 1B ij, 1 Cjen enn a C j ass Loraine Knuckles Walter Kornegay A. Kudhonania Dorthy Land Alma Leatherwood Gary Lee Alexine Lett Donald Lewis Ronald Lewis Edward Jones, Jr. Harris Jones Iris J. Jones Mamie Jones Roehelle Jones Stanley Jones James Joyner Mary E. Kelly William King, Jr. of 1967 Albert Lindsay Betty Lipford Rosemary Lunn Bessie Manigault Fern Matthews Gloria Marshall Arseenia Martin Willis B. Mayfield Geneva Michell Bessie Miller John C. Miller Patricia Miller Daisy Mobley Melba Mobley Loraine Monroe Albertina Moore Bernie Morrison Cjen enn a Cue ass Cheryl B. Neal Claudia Nichols Tyrone Nimmons Gloria Nolley Charles Parker Mattie Parker Barney Pettas Frances Polite Susie Polk James Mosley Juanita Murray Betty McClame Robert McClure Lucinda McColhum Rosella McCullough Annie McGuff Brenda Mcjimpson Azilee McKnight of 1967 Alice Porter Lenora Powe Annie L. Randolph Vivian B. Reed Aaron Reynolds H. S. Rhedrick Ann Roberson George Robinson Odell Robinson Gladston Rouse Carl Russell Jr. Ernie Russell William Scaggins David Scott Harry Sherman Tyrone Simmons Carrie Smith Charles Smith C)en ennia Cuass Annie Sturd Aldrenia Teachey Mildred Tillerson Joan Thompson Bernard Townes Lewis TuU J. Booker Wallace Carolyn Wallace Barbara Walker John Smith Kennan Smith Miriam Smith Bobby Spears Franklin Stafford Freddie Stafford Terry Steele Roger Stenson Mary Strong of 1967 4iA Virginia Washington Alice Watson Bobbie Webb Robert Wells Charles White Larry White Annie William Charles M. William Ann Williams Corinne Williams James Williams Johnny Williams Cassandra Willis Andrew Wilson ► James Wilson 1 Nancy Wils William K. Wilson Odell Witherson Elfiinla W itiuTspoon Trisia Witherspoon Franes Wofford Teresa Wright Bettye Young Waltina Young freshmen: Ijeaders of Uo norrow Left to Right : Antonio Lawrence, Vice President ; Tyler Millner, President ; Patricia Foriest, Secretary; and William Geter, Treasurer. John Adams Audrey Alexander Thelma Alexander George Alford Michael Allen Carolyn Amos Artis Anderson Eugene Anderson Willetta Anderson Gloria Anthony Galvester Baber Joyce Bailey Gloria Barnes Guy Barnes Sandy Barrett Gloria Battle Phyllis Baxter Carolyn Beasley Yvonne Beasley Jacqueline Belton Bettie Bennett James E. Bennett Beverly Billups Lee Bohler Lolita Boone C) ass of m V Sallie Bouler James Boyd Sandra Boyd Lloyd Boyden Anne Branch Carolyn Bridges Helen Briston Howard Brockington Joel Brockman Barbara Brown Ramar Brown Robert E. Brown Robert Brown Walter Brown James Bryant 196S Denise Bryant Jimmie Bryson Moses Burroughs Isaac Byers Candace Bynum Johnnie Cain Deloris Caldwell Joseph Caldwell Mildred Caldwell Annie Callahan Celia Campbell Christine Cantrell Judy Carothers MoUie Cartel- Paul Cash Vedia Cauthen Darrell Chiles Charlene Clark Isadora Cohen Dorothy Coleman , ' Franklin Coley f_ Margaret Collins ij Richard Colson Marvin Connor William Cooper Cj ass of Matthew Cottmon William Crank Dianne Crawford Gwendolyn Crawford Robert Crawford Helen Crumbley Mable Gulp Phyllis Cureton Thomas Darensburg Etta Davidson f f- Donyvonne Davis Shirley Davis Geraldine Davidson Barbara Dawson Tommie Dewalt Gwendolyn Dickens Marian Dockery Henrietta Donaldson Priscilla Dorsey Rebecca Dortch Judy Dowell Lucy Dupree James Evans Jame Ellis Frederick Finklea 1968 . . - m Gwendolyn Fleming Yolanda Ford Patricia Foriest Angie Foster Karlyn Foster Frederick France Frank Franklin Charmaine Freeman Beverly Gaines Marilyn Gaither Gertrude Gallmar Mack Gallman Carol Garrett Christine Gary Juanita Gaston Dorothy M. Garvin John Geiger Evelyn Gentry Jimmy Gerald William Geter Shirley Gilchrest Susie Gilchrest James Gladden Jonathan Glenn Robert Goddard Cj ass of Jesse Goode Lillie Grafton Virginia Grafton Ernestine Graham Virginia Graham Allie Grant Barbara Graves Patricia Green Almeria Greene James Greene Delores Guess Barbara Guinyard Jade Hagans Paulette Hairston Gwendolyn Hall Malcolm Hall Cheryl Hardy Henry Harley Vonnie Harper Maxine Harris Wayne Harris Lovella Harrison James Hastie Willie Hatfield Brenda Haynes 196S Archie Heath David Henderson Barbara Hester John Hewlett Johnny Hill Edith Hilton Brenda Holland Theodore Holland Classie Houston Jacqueline Howard Scott Howard Arlena Huntley Arzellia Isbell Margaret Irby Lucille Jackson Gladys James Johnny James Louis Jefferies James Jenkins Johnny Jenkins Robert Jenning:s Alnieta Johnson Ann Johnson Barbara Johnson Deidre Johnson G o ass o Rosa Johnson Fannie Johnson Joseph Johnson Robert Johnson Ronald Johnson Tyron Johnson Vernie Johnson Willie Johnson Audrey Johnston Barbara Joines S M Anthony Karikari Ernest Jones Peter Jones William Jones Nathel Kennedy Patricia Kennedy Cody King Paul Knox Sylvia Kornegay Marilyn Lane Antonia Lawrence Robert Leek Joshua Levister Calvin Lewers Frances Lewis 1968 Freddie Linder Felmington Love Bobby Love Joe Lowry Gayle McCombs Jessie McCombs Daisy McConnell Lewis McCuUough Margaret McCoUough Toney McDowell Roger McDuffie Vivian McFadden Barbara McGee V ' irgie McKinley Lelia McKoy Georgina McLaughlin Garland Mann Michael Mattison Daisy Mattox Delores Melton Oscar Melton Betty Miller Harry Miller Mary Miller Tyler Millner Cj ass of Ernest Mims Annie Mitchell Julia Mitchell Gwendolyn Mock Alma Moon Hattie Moore James Moore Paris Moore Ann Moorehead Clarence Mosby Viola Myers Carolyn Nail Thomas Nizer Ernestine Norman Queen Norwood Stewart Oatman George Oliver James O ' Neal Betty Owens Carolyn Page Eric Page Lillie Page Sammie Poage Harold Parker Maurice Patterson 196S Patricia Patterson Marcha Payne Melvin Peed Irvelle Penn Nelson Perrin Elaine Pettigrew Olga Pickering Beverly Pine Norman Pompey Phyllis Pruitt Willette Ramseur Terry Ranking Sarah Ratchford Bonzo Reddick Thomas Reddy Doris Reid Addie B, Rhodes Beverly Richardson Betty Rivers Joan Robertson Joseph Robertson Joyce Robinson Melvin Robinson Roland Rogers Betty Ruff Cj ass of Luke Salley Wilhelmina Seabrook Mack Shannon James Simmons James Simmons Leon Simmons Theresa Simmons Mary A. Sims Lessie Smith Tommy Springs Clarence Stinson Patricia Stowe Donna Stroud James Suggs William Sweeney Virgil Swift Dwight Talbert Ida Tanner Betty Taylor Beverly Taylor Billie Taylor Leona Taylor Bedford Thaxton Edgar Thomas Richard Toatley 196S Winifred Toliver Arthur Tracy Charles Trower Margo Valentine Joseph Vaughn Vivian Vaughn Joyce Vereen Tyrone Wade Albert Walker p Zenobia Washington Foster Wheeler Rudolph Wheeler Gaddie Wilder David Williams Iris Williams James Williams Patricia Williams Rosevelt Wilmore Jackie Wilson Madelin Wilson Rosa Witsell John Wright David Young Robert Young Are you for Goldwater? Homecoming is celebrated at Johnson C. Smith in the fullest extent of the word. This is the time of year when many alumni return to the dear alma mater for gala festivities. These activi- ties, in a sense, culminate the anticipation of the student body, alumni and friends for the greatest event of the fall semester. For almost an entire week there is fun and excitement for everyone. The coronation of the queen in all her regal splendor, musical concerts, the colorful parade, the excitement of the football game, and the Homecoming Dance are all part of the fun and frolic afforded by the festivities. In spite of appearances. Homecoming is not devoted exclusively to levity. There are serious moments as well. The gaiety of the festivities is climaxed when the entire body of instructors, stu- dents, alumni and friends congregate in the University Church to give thanks to God. Relive with us in the next few pages, scenes of pleasant mem- ories of a most unforgettable experience. . . Une Jxeionino JKi ' ss onnson O. (L) ni 2 Josie hosier D ie Oul oin Queen, ZJi yi ' e Danie s J{er JKajesit —i ie Queen ancf Jrfer Qjouri Seated in the luyal position ' Miss Josie Foster Seated left to right starting from the front: Miss Leola Anderson, Miss Carolyn Moses, Miss Lelia Sarratt, Miss Margo Judge. Glass 2.ueens ••■■■■■■■• % ' Miss Senior Class EVA SPURGEON Miss Junior Class JEAN GEORGE Miss Sophomore Class YVONNE HARRIS Miss Freshman Class GEORGiNA McLaughlin ' Jraierniiu Queens m Miss Alpha Phi Alpha BARBARA CRAWFORD Miss Omega Psi Phi PAMELLA MIDDLETON Miss Kappa Alpha Psi BEVERLY PATTERSON Miss Phi Beta Sigma NETTIE STEPHENSON - L)ororiii 2ueens Miss Pyramid Club CORINNE WILLIAMS Miss Zeta Phi Beta BETTY YOUNG m Miss Alpiia Kappa Alpha IDA BOULER Miss Delta Sigma Theta BERTHA EGGLESTON Miss Ivy Leaf Club CAROLE COLES Miss Sphinx Club BRENDA HAYNES Miss Scrollers Club BEVERLY PINES Miss Crescent Club BETTY RUFF Miss Lampados Club JEANNIE FRAZIER Miss French Club VERNA HARMON Miss Track Club RITHIA FRANKLIN Miss Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild GENEVA GULP Miss S. N. E. A. DORTHY RODDEY Miss Off Campus Student Organization SHIRLEY GILCRIST J Women ' s Organization Representatives JOSEPHINE JOHNSON (Seated) SANDRA GOINES (Left) JOAN ROBERTSON Miss University Choir CAROLYN CHRISTIAN President Perry Trustees Miss Duke Hall JOAN ROBERTSON Attendants: L. Carol Garrett. R. Helen Bristow Miss Liston Hall JOSEPHINE JOHNSON Attendants: L. Patricia Gravely. R. Geraldine Harris. Off Campus Queen SANDRA GOINES Attendants: L. Brenda Ellis. R. Alice Watson. Mr. Genial Gene Potts WGIV Miss Sphinx Club BRENDA HAYES Miss Ivy Leaf Club CAROL COLES Miss Pan-Hellenic Council RACHEL BELL Miss Alpha Phi Alpha BARBARA CRAWFORD Miss French Club VERNA HARMON DORIS MARSH Att. Miss University Choir CAROLYN CHRISTIAN Miss S.N.E.A. DORTHY RODDEY w Miss Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild GENEVA CULP Miss Washington, D. C. Alumni RUBY KING Shar-Teens Club Miss Sigma Miss Crescent Clubs yfomecomino a ne No. 83, The ball carrier goes for the first down. It is the Jimmy Brown, Ira Buster Newble of the Gold- en Bulls . . . 31, Walter Jones, throws his man for a loss be- hind the line of scrimmage . . . Who is doing what, and to whom ? Alumni, Students and friends. There have been 30 meetings o ' f these two colleges (Shaw Smith) with the results as follows : 13 games won by Smith, and 14 won by Shaw. The teams have tied 3 games. This victory is the even marker . . . , , 14.7 J: ! Jia f J line yiciiuiiies Miss Johnson C. Smith Speaks Our Guest Miss Shaw University Shirley A. Moss Miss Alumni Presents Red Roses to Our First Lady JpeaAer Jor ihe Jfomecomina JiJors iip c5( eroice Rev. Bryant George Associate Chairman, Division of Church Strategy, Board of National Missions, United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. The Rev. Bryant George holds the degree of B.A. and B.D. from Johnson C. Smith University and the degree of M.S. in Church Social Work from Mc- Cormiek Theological Seminary, Chicago, Illinois. After ordination Rev. George had an internship in student work at Penn- sylvania State University. In March, 1954 he went to Pakistan as a fraternal worker where he was As- sociate General Secretary of the Pakistan Student Christian Movement and head of youth work for the Presbyterian Church in Pakistan. In 1963 he was invited by the Presbyterian Church of Jamaica, West Indies, to study the problems of Church E.xtension and to counsel with the Church in church building matters. In 1964, he went to Japan at the request of the United Church in Japan and the United Presbyterian Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations to counsel with Church in problems of Industrial Evangelism and the Re- lationships of the Church to Hi-Rise housing. JKiss yi uinni JWi iJjJi m mi ■ ' 5m p J HF « L 1 1 L -: H J MISS RUBY KING. 1964 MISS WASHINGTON, D. C. ALUMNI The Johnson C. Smith University Akimni clii bof Washington, D. C, se- lected Miss Ruby E. King as Miss D. C. Alumni of 1964. Miss King is a 1963 graduate of Smith with an A.B. in Elementary Educa- tion. She is currently employed by D. C. Board of Education as an Elemen- tary school teacher. The D. C. Club is planning to charter two railroad coaches for the Home- coming trip. Clarence W. R. Wade President Charles W. Hargrave Vice-President rPEEK S2PrANIZATIS2NS (Greek Organizations) ■ -M .. . , PAN HELENIC COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Ronald Johnson, Chester Trower, Frank Colclough, Clinton Morgan. Brenda Ellis, Diana George, Gale Stovall, James Greene, Bobby Ray Wilson. I — a „, S- M P O J O . T3 ■-1.-3 = Fo c jl - S M , 3 So :£(i! S 0«OUJ«ffiO- !7uu Ueaf GIuo Marjorie Coakley, Annie Randolph, Dorothy Land. Sandra McGriff, Yvonne Harris and Mary Davidson ' (0% v4ft-fl H|MI B ■ l ||| I HH NiiB l : ' -■ i V HB - - ' Kluy l Destination A K A A K A all the way CO « tf c -SK .- Scoi Tow- rath ■gy On £Sti?3(j;-5 l = ««r„- .E 55i|fe„- 5 ; . 1 Wo «£= t; 0 = 2 •2 -3 g c S •S g 5 . T3 3= « «o -c .il rt . Ci c I Chan ie Dan iry Les Pamel e McK Ann E rsh, Ja 3rS:Sl_-| cS- S „ mith, ohnso enda ;ath, Lipf. Dori JKl ■ ' • •SO 2 -. 8 f- I «| U; COg -J. ' S S .- . . bi rj . o c i: lA M-;; - 5 S =-S J= JI W 1 -« S Sssl ' - S S i,WSfc.CUCQ6H Une J u rami a Cj uo Moving on to Delta Land are: Sandra Willis, Carolyn Mo Ann Sturdivant. Patricia Gravely, and Ardrey Herman Bagley o e iM 1 Thomas Blakeney William Cheeks 1 1 Robert 1 Shortt tik 1 Rich 1 Ree ard ves fH ■ James I Ray pna J ni pna Jraierniia L)cro er CjIuo iiii nil Gladstone Rouse, Louis Coates, Herbet Gidney, Charles Shipp Yes, I want to be a Kappa All the g irls love K. ' ■60 §M ■ ai U 01 - - ca cu 0) oj •rs J- p C ,- |£ En- ' S£«? WCihO - ■— . ■ ti , .p -aa;;  ji - • ' -■ % §« 0. Greseni duo L.-R. : Donald Pryon and Charles Smith ARCHRONIAN CLUB t B£ and Z B pledges on social pro. Soon to be Brothers and Sisters Doris Flythe and Nancy Barringer Jbampado k uuo Larry White and Eddie Warnett The basic objectives of the curricula and activities of the University are formed from broad general education for LIFE and thorough specialization for SERVICE, undergirded by CHRISTIAN VALUES. Realization of these objectives is achieved to a great extent through various club exercises, debates, contests and dramas. These are essential because of their instrumentality in helping the student to develop diversified leadership potentialities academically, socially, and religiously. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT As I write this message I can ' t help but think of the responsibility that is placed before college stu- dents today. The time today demands more knowledge in a well-rounded scope. This era demands the highest calibre of people with high ideals, goals, and hopeful achievements. If one is to be a useful citizen today he must be prepared in the stated areas. This I feel is the true worth of a college student. To the graduate, I truly hope you have accomplished some of these qualities, if not all. The world owes nor gives you anything, but you utilize your abilities to the highest in this new age, for there is much competition in the Market Place. To the undergraduate, strive on to the highest heights, for what is expected of the graduate today will not be expected of you. You see, times and demands change so constantly that you will be expected to achieve greater heights than the student before this. I wish each of you the greatest of success and abundance of life ' s joy. d e- u CHARLES H. C LAY WHITE. HI President of Student Government CHARLES H. CLAY WHITE, III The Student Government incorporates the educa- tional, social, and moral values of students and thus participates in the direction and coordination of stu- dent organizations and activities. It participates in the discipline of students and cooperates fully with the administration and faculty in upholding the high stand- ards of citizenship and scholarship by the University. Willie Troy Singletary Vice-President WILLIE TKOY SINGLETAKY Executive Board Left to Kt.: Mattlu-w GuL-n. Jr., Lulu Hicwn, Thomas Powe, Charles Clay White, Willie Sintiletai y, Franklin Coklout;h and Hezekiah Simmons Lj Li 1k} ' .E_ . uBS S STUDENT GOVERNMENT IN ACTION LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Ellis, Lulu Brown, Reporter, Matthew Green; Busi- ness Manag:er, Patricia Patterson; typ- ist, Thomas Powe; photographer, Wil- leta Anderson, typist; Henry Bowers, Reporter: Mary L. Lesesne, Typist Associate Editor Brenda Ellis Editor-in-Chief James Roseboro Siucfeni GJirisiian C ssociaiion S. C. A. Left to Right: Mrs. D. L. Swann, Franklin Col- clough. Jeannie Fraizer, Samuel Reid, Rithia Franklin. Henry Bowers £ e G I r 9- r a c Left to Right: Herman Frederick, Franklin Colcough, Willie McCauley, Mil- lie Coleman, Lillian Mayweed. Vernon Harmon. Lelia Sarratt, Wilsey Chaplin, Pearl Nelson, Virgie Daniels, Virginia Garrison, Doris Marsh, Geraldine Cal- lahan, William Gaither a Freshman Reception Committee Front row: Alice Heath. Ida Kearns, Virgie Daniels, Rachel Belle, John Mickle, Carol God- ley. William Gaither. Patsy Rice, Phil Asaka, Arthur Bradford. Back row: Willie Single- tary, Frank Colcough, George Harmon, James Wright, William Flyth, Matthew Green, Cecil Arnold, Lewis Dowdy u uoen Jtah ' on tjouca ionaJ Association (Left to right) Mary Davidson, Bessie Lowry, Idell Glenn, Annie Johnson, Maudrie Miller. Mary E. Kelly, Willie M. Jordon, Sandra MoGriff, Lula Brown, Rachel Bell, Laura Green, Ann Williams, Barbara Fster, Virgrinia Burroughs, Pheelina Mebane, Dorothea Roddey, Glodys Bundridge. (Second row) Edna S. Laney, Frances Foust, Carolyn B. Moses, Esther Campbell, Harriette Ellis, Bennie Boyd, Thomasina Dodd President Kenneth Whitted Vice-President Robert Edwards o 3 Q S 5u S .. „: ' Dorniiiory Cjo uns eJors Duke Hall: Seated: Hedy Brown, Doris Flythe, and Vivian Reed. Standing: Vonnie Harper, Iris Wil- liams, Edith Hilton, Betty Ruff and Gertrude Gall- Smith, Carter and Berry Halls: Seated: Matthew J. Green, Charles Smith, John Mickle, Thomas Powe. Standing: Jimmy Evans. Lewis Dowdy, Willie Singletary, Thomas Holloway, Henry Bowers and William Person. Listen Hall: Seated: Gladys Cureton. Carolyn Chris- tian, Josephine Johnson, Vickie Samples. Standing: Carol Coles, JoAnn Stward, Mary Lesesne, Jacque- line Doster, Juanita Smith and Marguerite Green. (v Qjampus liOoinen (Seated) Carol Godley, Alice Heath, Sylvia Watson. (Standing) Laura Green, Corinne Williams, Virgie Daniels, Lula Brown ' yi p ia DCappa 7Ku Jionor Socie y jJe a Jiappa GAi Jionor Ooc e y Ida Kearns. William Flylhe Bobby Kay Wilson Dramaiics z ai ' o fteV ,o i Vicve Mr. C. Kemp The liiG4 choir of the year for the United Presbyterian Church. U. S. A JKCOCG. Left to Kight: Alma Leatherwood, Audrey Alexander, Brenda Holland, Robert Brown, Patricia Stowe, John Wright. Freddie Linder, and Cornelia Hampton m. U ie Qlniuersiiu iOano I 1 i Qti gjCarcJ y , o ' -m Ou s ancfi ' n GoniriSuiors io i£e Smiin Jainilu ROSE MARY GAINES Since her matriculation at the University, Rose Mary Gaines has exemplified a sense of sincere loyalty and love for our dear Alma Mater. This accounts for her effort to instill true school spirit in the heart of every member of the student body. Evidence of this is her diligent work with the cheer- ing squad. She has been a member of the squad since her freshman year. During her sophomore year she was chosen for the position of captain which she still main- tains. Aside from the cheering squad, she has participated in various other activities. Miss Gaines was voted as corresponding secretary of the Student Christian Asso- ciation, and is presently serving as Vice-President, and as President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. During the year 1964 she was a member of the Freshman Reception Committee and participated in the exchange program with the University of Dubuque (Iowa). The same diligence which Rose Mary has shown in extra-curricular activities is exemplified in her class work as well. Since the time of her entrance at this institution she has maintained a scholastic average of of B. Because of her outstanding achievements members of the Bull Staff feel that this is but a small part of the recognition that is deserved by a person as dedicated as Miss Rose Mary Gaines. THEOADUS LA FA YETTE GUNN Mr. T. L. Gunn. our librarian, is also an alumnus of Smith. He earned his A.B. degree from the University in 1927. He also attended the School of Library Science, Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia, where he earned his B.S. degree in Library Science, 1930. Since 1930 he has served as head librarian here at Smith. Mr. Gunn has also done summer study at Columbia University, New York, New York. Mr. Gunn is a very active person, for he is affiliated with many organi- zations. Among these are the American Library Association and North Carolina Library Association. He is also a member and vice-president of the Board of Directors of Mecklenburg Investment Corporation, and a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Mr. Gunn is listed in NORTH CAROLINA LIVES and was a Tar Heel WHO ' S WHO for 1962. For recreation. Mr. Gunn enjoys music and the theatre. CHARLES CLA Y WHITE, II This young man whom you see scurrying around cam- pus, usually appropriately clad, with brief case in hand, is non other than Charles Henry Clay White, II. This young man is a person who looks constantly for ideas of change which enhance the particular sur- roundings and environment. This attitude has been portrayed in the many organizations in which he serves. Clay portrays a young man with something to offer in the following organizations: President of both the Student Government and Alpha Omicron Chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; member of the Young Democrats Club, National Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People, National Student Council Asso- ciations through out the country; he is also active in various community affairs and his hometown church, Ebenezer United Presbyterian Church. To give an additional sketch of the young man, it should be pointed out that he is not superhuman and enjoys a quiet family life, consisting of one brother and three sisters. An apt student majoring in political science, he finds adequate time for jazz listening, ex- tensive dormitory bull - sessions, dancing, and just plain old cupping as he often terms it. And to taper off these fine activities he is considered an accomplished trumpeter and pianist. Because of his effrots for the betterment of J.C.S.U., the Bull Staff hails the chief! WILLIE TROY SINGLETARY Singletary is one of the best liked and most cooperative students on campus. This year, while serving as Vice-President of the Student Govern- ment, he has worked hard on all of the organizational projects. Troy is known as the Campus Crier because of his willingness to make announcements in the Dining Hall and in chapel. He has proved to be a valuable worker in all areas of campus life. His extracurricular activities include: membership in the Psychology Club, The Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild, and the Freshman Reception Committee. He is a junior from Lumberton, North Carolina, and a student of whom we can all be justly proud. Especially noteworthy is his willingness to work for an idea that the majority favors, even though he does not always favor it. His senior year should prove him to be one of the hardest working and most dynamic students in the University. 1 -«i ' Qo cfen Jiu ls l oo Saff GoacJiin Si off (l-Ki W :::,;!, I ' .Mi I ' ullough; defense coach, Charles R. (n , , - Kt! •■ S. Powell; hackfield coach, Dr. Jack S. Brayboy, Director of Athk-tus; Kiidi.- C, MctJiit, head coach; and Moses Sharpe; end coach. JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY ROSTER The ( ultlfii niili« Une uns sin Action Smi ' A Gamers statistician Head Coach William McCulloug-h Assistant Coach Eddie McGirt David Prince Ronnie Chalmers The Runnin ' Golden Bulls finished the 1963-64 season with a very respectable position in the CIAA Conference ' s final standings. Coach William McCollough. one of the CIAA conference ' s youngest and dynamic mentors, is expected to better his won lost record of a year ago. The Bulls won twelve and lost four CIAA games last winter. In the annual CIAA tournament the Bulls finished second. THE 1964-65 GOLDEN BULL ROSTER NAME Britt, Tyrone Carter, Robert M. Green, Charles Harmon, William Jackson, Robert E. Jefferies, Louis Johnson, Robert S. King. Cody Kluttz, Lonnie Randolph, Reginald Thomas, James E. Townes, Bernard Turner, Charles Williams, David Wilson, Jackie HEIGHT 6 ' 4i4 6 ' 4 6 ' IU 6 ' 1 5 ' 11 6 ' 4ii 6 ' 2 6 ' 5 ' 10 6 ' 6 S ' lOVo 6 ' 1 CLASS Sophomore Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore Freshman Junior Sophomore Senior Freshman Freshman POSITION Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Forward Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard Pivot Guard Guard BASKETBALL Smith 100 Smith 9 ' 7 Smith 91 Smith 96 Smith 74 Smith 91 Smith 67 Smith 71 Smith 70 Smith 120 Smith 79 Smith 87 Smith 102 Smith 66 Smith 93 Smith .71 SCHEDULE — 1964-6.5 Virginia Union 76 St. Augustine ' s 81 North Carolina College 72 Livingstone 88 Shaw University 64 Fayetteville 78 Livingstone 75 Winston-Salem 73 A. T. College 74 Fayetteville 95 A. T. College 84 Winston-Salem 74 North Carolina College 92 Shaw University 81 Virginia Union 81 St. Augustine ' s 68 C.LA.A. TOURNAMENT Smith 82 St. Augustine ' s 66 Smith 54 A. T. College 58 Smith 59 Winston-Salem 91 Rebounding Ace Bobby Carter No. (j Man Robert Johnson Guard, Bill (George I Harmon Fresh Star, Jackie Wilson Mr. Wizard Tyrone Britt Freshman Wilson drives through Aggies The basket is behind you, Carter HSI H ■ H f m, ... J ' ' Sl! A iH. I H H 1 rl i SW 1 A 1 1 Hi,- ' x i Mfl H KI ' w Bi rj iM . [ Hj ■■■ i hJjH IEi ' B H r ■i% _ For two points Everyone lieeps on their toes in this game Co-Captain Jackson scores for Smith Even the fans must kee)) their eyes on the ball First row (left to right): David Henderson, Robert Leek, Maur- ice Patterson, Eugene Anderson, Leon Simmons. Galvester Baber Jimmy Gerald, and Gladstone Rouse. Second row: Douglas Cross Richard Pullen, Anthony Moore, Ronald Wiison, Ronald Johnson, Charles Shipp, Thomas Blakeney, Sanders Knig:hton, and Israel UracA Coach Kenny Powell ' s cindermen jumped higher, ran faster, and threw further to climax a succesful 1964 season in the C.I.A.A. conference. Placing fourth, opposed to sixth in 1963, and eight in 1962, it is evident that there has been vast progressive change. Pole vaulter Kenneth Whitted captured a gold medal and the C.I.A.A. title with a vault of 15 ' . 2 . And smiles it should be! Pictured with gold plaques which reinesem lust places in the sprint medley and mile relays won at the Quantico Relays are: Richard PuUen, Douglas Cross, Coach Kenneth Powell, Anthony Moore and Israel Lee. FRESHMAN TRACK T| The future potentials of Smith ciBdermea rest on these newest members of the team. For the next three years, they will be expected to imprint the name of J. C. Smith in tftEf- ' ' ' J ' Orld. V- Some bring home the bacon, we brin op the gold ' and silver (medals, that is.) This is ano fer j ff on why the U.S reserve is deficient. I. Arriving- for the big meet. 11. Gi ttint; ruatiy I ' ur Uil- meet. L , « fWl ( SJt-.-.4 ,,W, A DAY IN THE LIFE OF OIR CINDEKMEN IV. Time out for lunch. V. The results of the meet: Smilinfr faces and gleaming trophies. III. Up and over, goes Frank Flemming. e; 11 £1 V Ronald Wilson, a junior, dominates the 200 50 yd. Freestyle Fresh, Gaddie Wider is the strongest man in the 20 yd. Backstroke. Three year man Oliver Kanoy, swims the Individual Medley. Fresh star Roger McDuffie is our point getter in the 55 100 yd. Freestyle and the Breaststroke. ..A ERIC PAGE PHILANDER ASAKA SANFORD HOWIE JOHN DANIELS HARRY SHERMAN HENRY (HANK) BOWERS Captain f I wonder if they are really studying: Mr. Ay- ton ' s French or is it French???? Jne onnson G. miih Rev. H. L. Counts, Candidate for Ph.D. Prof, of Christian Ed. and Homiletics Rev. Calvin Hood, M.A., Assoc, prof, of Old Testament Studies l i 2 -4 m 1 1 Hi K . m f III mil l)r Edwin Thompkins, B.S.. J. C. Smith University; S.T.B.. A.M., Lin- coln University, Pennsylvania; S.T.M., Western Theological Seminary; E.D.M., University of Pittsburg-, Ph. D., University of Pittsburg, Dean of the Seminary and Prof, of Church History. - fe ' Dr. (ierard Kuiper, Ph. D, Assoc. Prof, of New Testament Studies Rev. A. L. Swann, M.A., Prof, of Christian Mission JheoIoaicaJ Seminary 1 f 1 ■ J MK. m 1 Miss Edythe Grady S.M.M., Assist, prof, of Sacred Music Dr. Chelkuzil Thomas, Pii. D. Prof, of Philosophy, Religions, and Christian Missions Or. Authur H. George, A.B., S.T.B.; J. C. Smith University S.T.M. Western Theological Seminary D.D., J. C. Smith, Dean Emeritus and Prof. of Homiletics Miss O. Koseboro, B.S.C., Secretary tu the Uean of the School of Theology Miss A. Reid, B.L.S., Theological Librarian Carolina Hampton A., J.C. Smith Robert Langford B.A.. J.C. Smith William Jones B.A.. Stillman Arthur McFadden B.A., Stillman Not Pictured James Murray B.A., Clafhn Not Pictured Kinneth Washington B.A., J.C. Smith 1 ' -.• - 1 ' ' • Iv Secono emesier L)iuoents ikrff - ■ Not Pictured Not Pictured Stephen Ag;yekun Mabel Bethel Henry Borden Lillie Bristow Annie Brown Blondia Caldwell Aithur Canada John Cook Mary Cross Doris Cureton Martha Dent Michele Hutchinson Cordell Kennedy Calvin Littlejohn Lucille McClure Annie Patterson Annie Pressley Reginald Randolph James Scales George Smith Perry Sullivai Betty Taylor Minnie Wilson •■•• ' -a JOHN L. BOLLING, JR., EDITOR WILLIAM B. McCRAY. ASSOCIATE EDITOR As you leafed through this publication of the 1964-65 BULL, we hope that it has been enter- taining and has familiarized you with the life and functions of Johnson C. Smith University and those who comprise this great institution. Ardently and patiently, through combined efforts, we have endeavored to present to you a composite view of our college life, much of which includes pleasant memories which we can never relive. It is our desire that through the BULL some of these cherished memories can be re- captured long after we have departed from our dear alma mater. In spite of the diligence of the staff, our goal could not have been achieved without the assist- ance of others. For this reason we acknowledge Smith personnel from the Maintenance Depart- ment to the President. We owe special recognition to personnel from the Office of Public Relations for pictures, Mr. Counts of Inventory and Supply for the use of his phone, and Business Office and Registrar ' s Office for supplies and information pertaining to students. To all these we express sincere gratitude in helping us complete what we hope you consider a job well done. John Boiling, Jr., Editor William B. McCray, Associate Editor Mack L. Davidson, Advisor MACK L. DAVIDSON. ADVISOR Jiu FRANKLIN D. COLCLOUGH Sports Editor MARGARET LOVE Layout Editor a RONALD JOHNSON Business Manager MARY L. LESESNE Secretary, Typist and Copy Editor THOMAS POWE Photographer It ' s all m a Haid Days Night. ' THE BULL STAFF AT WORK. ti ..: ■Wi ' - ' : ' J i- ' ft .WcXlssS jiS?- ' fvP t v ' v ■ ! 1 ¥_ :r; ■ . •t ' , :i ' ' 4