Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

V « ' .v$JVINGSTONE COLLEGE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA m.. Tf 1963 LIVINGSTONIAN BETTY j. VERBAL LIVINGSTONE COUE -E SALISBURY, N. C. 28144 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . . PRESTON C. JONES BUSINESS MANAGER . . .DORIS BARKSDALE ADVISOR MR. GRADY NELSON FOREWORD As had other classes before it, the Class of 1963 found L. C. to be a mixture of many things. All of these mixtures have helped us to become mature men and women. We now LOOK TO THE FUTURE with pride and with great enthusiasm. Our days here at Livingstone slowly come to an end and we move out from these maples and oaks and venture into another world- -to serve humanity. We leave behind the cherished mem- ories that have endeared us to our Alma Mater. To catch in some small way the flavor of Livingstone College, to recreate by work and picture the story of a year at our Livingstone, to rescue from the oblivion of time the events that took place--such are the aims of the 1963 Livingstonian. We shall forever hold high the spirit of our dear Alma Mater . . . O! Livingstone, my Livingstone! Thy dear old name we sing, While Memories cluster thick and fast, And closer to us cling. Beneath thy maples and thy The zephyred breezes blow, Just as they wil l in years to come, No matter where we go . . . Fonvielle-Richardson 6 To Mrs. Josephine Price Sherrill We, the s e nio r cl as s of 1963, dedicate this edition of the Livingstonian to Mrs. Josephine Price Sherrill. Mrs. Sherrill is no stranger to the Livingstone College family. As librarian, she has done her job well and used her energies for the betterment of our most prized tool in education, the library. Her services to our alma mater have been many. We are proud to dedicate the 1963 Livingstonian to you as one who exemplifies the qualities that have made you respected by all who know you. OUR PRESIDENT Dr. Samuel E. Duncan To: The Senior Class The publicat ion of the Annual constitutes another attempt of a graduating class to recapture various highlights of the activities of students and staff over the four years, and to help perpetuate memories that should not die. It is equally as recognizable that the preparation of the Annual, mainly by the Yearbook Staff, was an educational experience for the participants and a con- tribution to those who helped to make the venture possible by various means. As you, the members of the Class, must leave some impressions on the lives of those who will graduate in the immediate years, may your deeds as Alumni of Livingstone College contribute to their rounded growth and success. We shall always be grateful to . . W. J. Trent PRESIDENT EMERITUS OUR ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Edgar N. French, College Minister Mrs. Alecestis Coleman, Dean of Women Douglas E. Mallory, Business Manager Mrs. Madge J. Reynolds, Student Union Directress L. A. Warner, M. A. Instructor in Education Mrs. Anne Taylor, Matron Babcock Hall K. Beatty, M. S. Biology Mrs. O. M. Burnside Dietician Miss C. L. Chatman, M.A., French 15 Clark Coffin, M. Mus., Music Karlas R. Dzelzitis, Ph. D. Political Science Marion Gunn, A. B. Secretary to President Lena Matthew, B. S. Secretary to Director of Public Relations Leon McCrary M. A. English Juanita Mims, M.L.S. Assistant Librarian Along Faculty Row . . . Rosey Poole, Ph. D. Humanities Marie Pruitt, B. S. Secretary to College Minister Grady Nelson, M. S. Physics 17 1 Miss Louise Rountree, M. S. L.S. Library Science Mrs. K. Elouise Simpson, M. Mus. Music They Helped Us To Take We Shall Always Hodge E. Taylor, M. A. Mathematics Mrs. Nelle Taylor Dormitory Directress 18 Benjamin Speller, B. A. Harold L. Trigg, Ph. D. Lev i Walker Assistant Librarian Education Biology The Steps To Maturity Be Grateful To Them . . . Mrs. Dorothy S. Williams, Ph. D. Mrs. Victoria P. Yates M A Sociology Spanish 19 Frank R. Brown, Ed. D. To the graduates of 1963 my sincere congratulations on your success in reaching this mildstone on your road through life. For each of us there is only one way which is cut and carved as one moves forward through life ' s jungle to- ward a self chosen goal. Successful achievement, lend strength and confidence as each tree is felled and each river crossed. Each one steps forward and meets a new danger-another challenge. You are now standing in an open meadow facing another dark unknown jungle. How will you meet these unknown dangers? Fear has become a tool and weapon of our age. Fearful of an undesirable end dominates and becomes the controlling drive in the movements of mankind. Are you afraid of life or overconfident of success? Over confidence and too much self assurance are obstacles to successful accomplishments. God must be in the equa- tion of life. He who fears is without God, he who has faith is of God. Faith in God, supports faith in self and lends understanding, visual depth, courage, determination, the will to do and move mountains of opposition. Do you have this kind of faith? Frank R. Brown, Ed. D. Dean of Hood Theological Seminary Zelma Ponder, B. A. Secretary to the Dean 21 Willie Aldrich, B. A. Librarian, Hood Seminary Andrew McL. Spaulding, A. M. Assistant Professor of Theology and Ethics JUNIOR CLASS 1 L-R: George Maize, J. C. Spencer, Andrew Spaulding, Advisor; Arthur Parker, Patterson, Howard Dantzler, Richard Stewart MIDDLER CLASS L-R: Joe Drake, J. D. McMillan, Andrew Mackey, Lomax, Andrew Spaulding, Instructor 23 ft [PSALM hi; 10 WEEK OF PRAYER SPEAKER Reverend A. N. Gibson PRAYER ROOM SENIORS ... WE LOOK TO THE FUTURE . . . Senior Class Officers L-R: President, Sarah K. Thompson; Treasurer, Preston C. Jones; Secretary, Barbara Monroe The 1963 Senior Class of Livingstone College . . .Ready to step from the comparative peace of campus life into a complex and complicated world . . . Grateful for lessons learned and principles im- bued . . . Prepared to meet the trials and challenges of the morrow . . . Sorry in some ways that OUR LIFE HERE AT LIVINGSTONE IS OVER ... 25 27 33 35 36 CHRISTIE SAWYER SARADA SIMMONS ALMEDA SMITH CLOIE SNOW JAMES E. TALLEY ONA THOMPSON 37 38 L-R Venus Longmire Sherilene Roland Trutella Fuller Betty Coats Evelyn Hendrick Geraldine Hinnant Mary Rosemond Audrey Payne L-R Rachel Diggs Gloria Griffin Verdie Jones Sarah McKee c V L-R Carrie McLean Brenda McEachin Delores Hassell Patricia Pearson L-R: Herbert Flack, Benny Baker, Harriet Benefield, Eugene Moultrie, John Asbury L-R Glenda Denny Estelle Mclnnis Betty Hill Harriet Benefield Barbara Wright Rosezenia Boyd o o o SEATED: L-R Mary Sue Welcome Patricia Evans Mary Boykins Lottie Jean Berry Doris Vann L-R Lois Smith Earnestine Pierce Claudia Johnson Doris Goolsby Eva Pierce Sarah Barrett SEATED L-R Barbara Boger Jean Wood Mary Hardin STANDING L-R Freddie Lytle Roosevelt Farmer Marion Cobb c V SEATED L-R Nathaniel Davis Sherman Lewis Vaughn T. Eason STANDING L-R Robert Smith Bernard Williams Theodore McKnight L-R (front row ) Charles Allen Ronald Crockett Richard Crockett John Sensabaugh L-R (back row) John Kinard Stuart Gaines William Sneed L-R Lavern Thrower Clara Ingram Charlie Dean Wanda LeGrand Barbara Smith FRESH L-R Dicie Petree Betty Cross Barbara Jones Alberta Monroe Ida Brown Ruth Jackson L-R Fannie Blue Lillian Dancy Mary L. Graham L-R Brenda Jackson Anita Hawkins Purvis Royal Carol, Stuart Beverly Gurney David Pitts FRESH L-R Ogilvia Earley Barbara Parker Deloris Pouncy Linda Robinson Francine Inman MEN L-R John Mclver James Gavin Joseph Peyton James Lockhart Dorothy Callwood Alma Kurcie Gwendolyn Cowan L-R Verdell Pitman Gail White James Teachey Joan Walton Radiant Nixon L-R Carolyn Moore Josephine Bell Nancy Johnson Jessie Wright Shirley Travis STUDENT COUNCIL NEWSPAPER STAFF 67 SENIOR COUNSELORS PRE-ALUMNI CLUB 68 WHO ' S WHO HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT NEA COMMERCIAL CLUB 70 JULIA B. DUNCAN PLAYERS 71 OVERSEAS STUDENTS BABCOCK HALL HOUSE COUNCIL GOLERHALL HOUSE COUNCIL 73 PRE-THEOLOGICAL UNION CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY 74 CHURCH SCHOOL STAFF PRICE WILL STAND FOREVER 75 DEPARTING FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Pool Dr. Duncan Mrs. Dunston LEAVING PRICE ' S TOMB ON FOUNDER ' S DAY ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA DOGS OMEGA PLEDGEES Lineup SHAPING UP FOR READY ACTION James Talley 1 111 X f $ flLll.ri.fj I 1 ' • • • FOOTBALL PLAYERS C. R. Cox, Coach INTRAMURAL GAME PLAYED ALPHAS VS OMEGAS Getting Together WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION W.A.A. VOLLEYBALL TEAM THEY CHEER THE BLUE BEARS . . . TO VICTORY Marva Belew MISS PHI BETA SIGMA JKarie T. )illiams 108 MISS BUSINESS EDUCATION 110 THE JULIA B. 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