Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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SOIPHOMOEi CLASS As we move into the third year at Livingstone College, we are striving to exhibit the Characteristics ol our dear Alma Mater. The officers of the Class are: President, Addle McKenney Vice President, Tabitha Lee Secretary, Aquila Hatley Treasurer, Ruth Miller Faculty Advisor, Mr. E. Dennis THE PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Pcmhellenic Council has strived to maintain the high ideals ond standards that have been set by the Greek Letter Organizations. We are endeavoring to perpetuate our Greek heritage and to keep it from ever being hampered in any way. The members are: Granville Bumette, President; Marguerite Curry, Vice President; Macie Bai- ley. Secretary; Hayes Gordon, Parliamentarian; fames Rainbow. Benjamin Covington, Mae Travis Knox. Yvonne Antoinette Gordon. Ernest Fishers and Frank Williams.

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JOi iOR CLASS Nothing that is not worth striv- ing ior is worth having . The Junior Class comprehends well the above motto. We have many goals, some we know we cannot reach yet — we strive and we have accomplished some lesser goals. These goab we could not have attained, however if it had not been for the able guid- ance of our President, Benjamin Covington; our Sec ' y Alice Show; and Treasurer, Robbie Bishop. Light, right and truth we love. Gifts which come from heov ' n above. Give us more of these each day, God, Our Father, in Heov ' n we Pray. FRESHMAN CLASS In the course of the existence oi Livingstone College new classes appear each year. This year we have a large Freshman Class who has made its entrance and who is trying to show others its abili- ties and aims under the leader- ship of President Vincent Byers, Jr.; Vice President, Mildred Harper; Secretary. Daisy Mclntyre; As- sistant ' Secretary, Louise Hughes; and Treasurer, John Byrdsol. We OS an organized group of students or© endeavoring to reach our goal which we know is high but which we will attain. RESHMAN GLAS t

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is striving through their representatives, the Student Coundl to establish a more harmonious relationship between the administration and themselves. They feel that the best interest of all concerned will be fostered when a sympathetic understanding of the problems confronting both student and faculty members are adjusted to the satisfaction of all. To this end the present Student Council has directed its efforts. I The elected representatives are: Loftus C. Carson, I President; Benjamin G. Covington, Vice-President; i Made E. Bailey, Secretary; George L. Blackwell, j Treasurer; Merrell Lee; George W. McMurray; I Mildred Ellis; Carmen Muzon; and Harvey White. i, , i ■ . I