Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

Property of Alumni Affairs NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA BOBBY L. NORRIS ROBERT L. ROBINSON EDITORS FOREWORD In keeping with the general aims of a college yearbook, the 1966 LIVINGS TONIAN is de- picting a chapter from the his- tory of the college. The staff of the LIVINGS TONIAN has . . . mrm ••• « { « « . . . attempted to capture and record the highlights from the lives of the student body of the 1965-66 school term. Bobby L. Norris Robert L. Robinson Editors 2 DEDICA TION Dr. Victor J. Tulane When the course of man ' s life has been willingly dedicated to the growth of an institution, it is befittingto express appreciation in apermanent man- ner so that posterity can know of his outstanding services. It is for this reason that the students of Livingstone College dedicate this, the 1966 edition of the LIVINGSTONIAN to Dr. Victor J. Tulane. 3 Fifth President of Livingstone College Never was there a more industrious, inventive, skillful, presidential type at Livingstone College than Samuel E. Dun- can. Bishop W. J. Walls THE ROMANCE OF A COLLEGE Dr. John Hope Franklin, noted historian, being greeted and congratulated by Dr. Duncan and Dr. Victor J. Tulane. Dr. Duncan at a formal occasion, presenting Skyne Uku of Nigeria. The president’s contacts are international. Dr. and Mrs. Duncan entertain friends and offi- cials of the Church and College at home. Mrs. Walls, Bishop Walls, Dr. Hoggard, Dr. and Mrs. Duncan, Bishop Spotswood. 4 Dr. Samuel E. Duncan President of Livingstone College GREETINGS TO THE STAFF: You have my commendation for continuing one of the greatest traditional under- takings of the College in the publication of the LIVINGSTONIAN of 1966. It seems significant that the staff is entrusted with the task of recapturing some of the opinions, expressions and activities of students and general staff in the his- torical setting of a Ten-Year Development Program. We must not underestimate the value of your experience to your future in this exciting venture of the institution at this time. As you recall the unforgettable days beneath the maples and the oaks in years ahead, may you feel that in some way you contributed your bit to that component of the implementation of the institution ' s philosophy in making it A College Where No One Gets Lost. Join hands with those who will succeed you as did your predecessors and from your experience, aid in the publication of the LIVINGSTONIAN of 1967. 5 The Assistant To The President Dr. Victor J. Tulane As a result of Livingstone ' s rap- id growth and the increasing demands being made upon President S. E. Duncan, a new position, that of As- sistant to the President, has been created. The honored person named to fulfill the numerous obligations engendered by this post is Dr. Victor J. Tulane, former Dean of Instruction here at Livingstone. Included in the duties which Dr. Tulane is currently performing are representing the president in his absence, making out-of-town appearances on behalf of the president and the college family, and correlating on-and off-campus activities. In addition to these duties, Dr. Tulane, in retaining his position as Head of the Division of Natu- ral Sciences, is currently making plans for the construction of the $500,000 Science Building. He is also responsible for the management of the $20,000 matching grant from the National Science Foun- dation. During Dr. Tulane ' s six years as Dean of Instruction much progress was made. The most outstanding achievement was the school ' s accreditation by the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges. 6 Dean— College of Liberal Arts Dr. James C. Simpson a m Filling the vacancy of Dean of Instruction left by Dr. Victor J. T u 1 an e ' s promotion, is Dr. James C. Simpson, Former Chairman of the Division of Education and p sy c h o 1 og y at Livingstone College. Dr. Simpson ' s experiences in the field of higher education include seven years as a faculty member at Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, North Carolina, and summer work as visiting professor at South Carolina State College, Orangeburg, South Carolina and Florida A. and M. University, Tallahassee, Florida. He is the local coordinator of the Southern Education Foundation Student Achievement Project. Leading up to the evaluation of the college ' s teacher education program by the State Department of Public Instruction, he served as co-chairman of the Self-Study Committee on Teacher Education at Livingstone. 7 Julia B. Duncan Registrar OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION The Administrative Staff is the nerve of the institution. Just as the nerve center in the body controls and motivates the bodily functions, the administrative staff of a college controls and motivates the students. Through the perform- ance of their functions, the staff has inspired, within the students, new concepts which will en- able the students to cope with the problems of the future. Douglas M. Mallory Business Manager Edgar N. French Dean of Students Harlee H. Little Public Relations Lois H. Reeves Student Health Services Josephine P. Sherrill Librarian Henry E. Jackson - History Richard Sallet - Head of Division Division of Social Sciences Sarah Arvella Payne Economics The importance of the Social Sciences has now become a realization. It is the belief of the Division that the study of the Social Sciences is more than an end within itself. It is rather, a means to an end--the end being harmonious re- lations between individuals and between groups. Minnie M. Pemberton Olive M. Sawyer Business Education Business Education Robert L. Clayton Sociology Betty J. Verbal History Elizabeth T. Edwards History Bernard Brown Sociology 9 Leon McCrary English Charlotte L. Chatman French Head of Department DIVISION OF HUMANITIES Jean W. Burns English Clyde Williams English Abna A. Lancaster English Lucy S. Herring Reading Victoria Yates Spanish William Turner French The Division of Humanities offers the general student train- ing in the language skills and exposition to the best of our cul- tural heritage. The Division al- so prepares the students to meet opportunities offered in artistic, religious, and educational fields. Elnora Smith English Head of Division 10 Courses in the Division give students adequate preparation for those who wish to teach Eng- lish, Language, Music and Re- ligion in the secondary schools. K. Eloise Simpson Music Head of Department William Tritt Music Clark S. Coffin Music Permilla F. Dunston Music Benjamin Speller Children ' s Literature Louis M. Rountree Library Science Clarice Michaels Music Walter Carlson Band Edgar French Religion Karlis Dzeltizis German DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCES The Division of Natural Sciences serves to introduce and to orient the student to his physical universe, to develop an understanding of the relationship existing among the uni- verse, the world, the nation, and local community. The Di- vision further seeks to develop desirable attitudes, ideals, and patterns of action for the student to become a useful citi- zen in his country. Ozell K. Beatty Biology - Head of Department David K. Shinholster Biology Victor J. Tulane Chemistry Head of Division 12 Division of Education and Psychology The Division of Education and Psychology offers pro- fessional courses required of teachers on both the secondary and elementary levels. The courses in Education are designed to bring the student into contact with information serving to give them a general knowledge of the historical development of modern civilization. Hubert Thompson Education-Head of Division Walter Brown Physical Education Head Coach Lois H. Reeves Health James C. Simpson, Education and Eliza G. Miller, Elementary Education HHi urn urn 13 Izetta Spencer Business Office Marion Gunn Business Office Leroy Henderson Business Office Thelma Ratkin Business Office Ollie Burnside Dietitian Alpha Thompson Asst. Dietitian Nell Taylor Directress Harris Hall Madge Reynolds Directress Student Union Avis Monroe Directress Babcock Hall Erline Johnson Directress Goler Hall Administrative Staff The Administrative Staff is the core of the institution. It is with their help that the college continues to function properly. The tasks which are entrusted to these individuals- -some rou- tine, some quite complicated- - are highly valued. Alcestis Coleman Dean of Women 14 Emily H. Harper Sec. to Registrar Hilda Robinson Sec., Developmental Reading Center Administrative Staff Cora L. Allen Sec., Div. of Ed. Ruth Anderson Sec. to Pres. Lena M. Roberts Sec., Pub. Rel. Minnie Clayton Sec., Guid. Office Annie M. Pruitt Sec., Dean of Students Louise M. Rountree Asst. Librarian Benjamin F. Speller Circulation Librarian Juanita W. Mims Catalog Librarian Farrell H. Thomas Asst. -Clerk Librarian 15 HOOD SEMINARY Hood Seminary is an integral part of Living- stone College. The institution provides a liberal and theological education, equipping men and women with knowledge so they may render ef- ficient service in all parts of the world. The seminary is in constant close touch with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. It aims to play a role in solving the problems in a changing community and a changing world. Faculty ♦ ✓ Frank R. Brown Dean - Hood Theological Seminary George B. Thomas A. McLean Spaulding Roy Valencourt Staff Willie B. Aldrich Hood Librarian Carol Valencourt Assistant Librarian Zelda R. Pon der Secretary to the Dean FEATURE COLLEGE LANDMARKS Livingstone College has some points of interest which are unique to our campus and which have a special appeal to Living - stonians. All have a history of their own which places them in the fore-front of other landmarks on the campus. THE FOOTBALL MEMORIAL Unique to Livingstone College and outstanding in the history of sports events, The Football Memorial commemorates the first Negro inter- collegiate football game played in this country. THE GATES OF LIVINGSTONE The outer gates of the institution mark the beginning of the campus proper. To all Livingstonians, at one time or another, they constitute the gates of home. THE FREEDOM PLAQUE The only one of its kind in the world, the Freedom Plaque commemorates the heritage of the N egro ' s struggle for freedom. Created by Metta War- wick Fuller, the plaque was presented to the institution in 1963. The final resting place of the founder of the in- stitution, Price ' s Tomb, serves as a place of in- spiration to all Living- stonians. 17 THE TOMB OF JOSEPH CHARLES PRICE FEATURE Dr. King admonishes the class of 1965 in his speech, Your Own Little Lambarene. Grand Marshal Simpson leads off the academic procession with the President, the speaker, and the President ' s party. Commencement 1965 The crowning event of each school year is the commencement activities. The seniors are anxious, the parents are relieved, and the faculty are elegant in their academic attire. Last year Living- stone held its eighty-third commencement exercise with Dr. John E. King, President of Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, Kansas. The faculty performs a tradition of com- mencement by providing an aisle for the graduating class to make their procession through. IN MEMORIAM NELSON EDDIE GLAZE The memory of thy presence Shall round our weary smile, Like moonlight when the sun set- A kind and tender radiance yet. Nelson Eddie Glaze was born November 28, 1942, and at 23 years of age, while a rising Senior at Livingstone, he became ill and died on August 1, 1965 A cheerful person, a kind and great friend to all, an active young man, Nelson was liked by all. 20 FEATURE STUDENT LEADERS Officers of the Class of 1 966 Secretary, Margie Lee preparing notes of latest class meeting. President, Raymond Hart from Richmond, Virginia. Raymond is also the president of the Men ' s Assembly. The officers of the Senior Class work hard to carry on the traditions left by previous senior classes. Among all other stu- dents they are The Elite. Through the diligent assistance of Miss Julia B. Duncan, their adviser, and the forthright expres- sions of their president, Raymond Hart, the class has met many triumphs. Other members of the class who are making contributions as class officers are Margie Lee, secretary, and James Staton, treas- urer. Miss Julia B. Duncan Class Advisor 21 ALLEN, CLIFTON T. History ALSTON, CYLESTINE Business Education ALSTON MATTIE Music Education ALSTON, PERNELL Mathematics BREWER, WALTER Sociology BROWN, IDA Elementary Education BROWN, REGINALD Mathematics BURRELL, ROBERT Elementary Education CAVE, HAROLD Sociology CHEEK, JAMES Sociology CLEAR, SAMUEL Elementary Education COCKERL, ROBERT Sociology CORRELL, YVONNE General Biology COWAN, GWENDOLYN Sociology CRAWFORD, MAE FRANCES Chemistry CROCKETT, RICHARD Biology CROCKETT, RONALD Biology CUNNINGHAM, CYNTHIA English CURRIE, ALICE English DANCY, LILLIE Business Education DARK, CHARLES Sociology DAVIS, PATRICIA Elementary Education DAVIS, JOHN English DONALDSON, JAMES French DRAKE, WILLI E Biology DUNCAN, CARL Sociology DUNSTON, ARMAYNE Chemistry ELLIOTT, JOYCE Business Education FARROW, GEORGE Social Studies FAULKNER, SARAH Biology GAINES, STUART Biology GAVIN, JAMES Chemistry GIBSON, MARY Mathematics GRACE, LOVELY Elementary Education GRASTY, EVELYN Business Education GRAY, JAMES Sociology GREEN, MALACHI Social Science HARPER, EDWARD Mathematics HART, ALLEN Elementary Education HART, RAYMOND Sociology HARVEY, AVA Elementary Education HAWES, HATTIE Business Education HAWKINS, ANITA Biology HAYES, JAMES Biology HAYWOOD, BENNIE Mathematics HICKLEN, JAKIE Chemistry HOWARD, WILLIAM Biology HUNTER, WILLIAM Biology HYLTON, BRENDA Elementary Education ROSA INGRAM INMAN, FRANCINE Social Science IRVIN, JACQUELINE Elementary Education JACKSON, BRENDA History JACKSON, RUTH Sociology JOHNSON, MICHAEL Business Education JOHNSON, ODIE Elementary Education JONES, PATRICIA Biology KILGORE, DOROTHY Biology KNIGHT, ANDREA English LANGFORD, DORTHY Elementary Education LASSITER, HORTENSE Business Education LEE, MARGIE Elementary Education LeGRAND, ESTELLE Mathematics LeGRAND, WANDA Biology LEWIS, SHERMAN History LIPSCOMBE, WILLIE Social Studies LIPSEY, OLIVIA Elementary Education W LOCKHART, JAMES Business Education LOGAN, BERNARD Business Education LOGAN, CLEATRICE Business Education LOGAN, LARRY Mathematics LOMAX, BLAINE Sociology LUCKEY, JESSIE Mathematics LYTLE, ROBERT Sociology McArthur, Margaret Elementary Education McCOY, JAMES Sociology McKinnon, janie Business Education McLEAN, RONALD Biology MAINA, JOSEPH Biology MANN, EDWARD Mathematics MATTHEWS, YOLANDA Elementary Education MILLER, ROBERT French MITCHELL, LONNIE English MOFFATTE, JANET Business Education MONROE, ALBERTA Biology MONROE, JAMES Mathematics MOORE, CAROLYN Business Education MOORE, CELESTINE Elementary Education NIXON, RADIANT Elementary Education NORRIS, BOBBY Business Education OAKLEY, JUDY Elementary Education OLIVER, CYNTHIA Sociology PARKER, BARBARA Social Science PELZER, CHERYL Sociology PETREE, DICIE Chemistry PHIFER, DOROTHY Mathematics PICKENS, BARBARA Elementary Education PINNIX, CAROL Elementary Education PITTMAN, VERDELLE Elementary Education PITTS, DAVID Elementary Education ROBINSON, ROBERT Social Studies SETTLE, CAROLYN Biology SHANNON, MILDRED Elementary Education RODGERS, FREEMAN Sociology SELDON, JEROME English SHIPMAN, REGINALD History SMITH, BARBARA Sociology SMITH, DAVID Business Education SMITH, LOIS Music STATON, JAMES Biology STOKES, HESTER Mathematics STRAWDER, MARY Biology STREET, ELIZABETH Business Education STUART, CARROLL History TEACHEY, JAMES Chemistry TEAL, SHIRLEY Business Education THOMPSON, ANITA Sociology THOMPSON, JOHN Mathematics TRAVIS, SHIRLEY Secretarial Science THROWER, LA VERNE Business Education UGORGI, CLEMENT Chemistry VAUGHN, JAMES Chemistry WADDELL, DIANA History WALKER, MARGARET Elementary Education WALTON, JOAN Elementary Education WATKINS, ALLENE Biology WATKINS, CURTIS Chemistry WEATHERS, RENA English WHITE, JAMES Business Education WILLIAMS, GLORIA J. Biology WILLIAMS, JACQUELINE Mathematics WITHERSPOON, ERNEST Biology WOMBLE, MURIEL Social Studies James Staton and Winford Quick 40 Adams, Johnny Alexander, Annie Anthony, Otto Bailey, Wendell Barnes, Mary Barnes, James Benefield, Katheryn Bennett, Robert Berry, Estelle Blount, Bernard Bowens, Larry Boyd, Millard Brannon, Betty Brown, Queen Burkette, Tyrone Campbell, Henry Carelock, Cheryl Cash, Virginia Cauthen, Muriel Chambers, Dorothy Cohen, Lorrain Curley, George Dargan, Elizabeth Davidson, Demetra Davis, Carolyn Davis, Cynthia Davis, Frank Dickerson, Carolyn Edwards, Dorothy Eichelberger, Carol Fields, Elizabeth Flack, Monnie Flowers, Barnell i- Foy, Frances Friday, Dorene Fuller, John Funchess, Joe Frye, Shirley Gabriel, Patricia Galloway, Brenda Gantt, Carolyn Gibson, Charles Gibson, Ernest Gibson, John Glover, John Gordon, Vera Greenard, Betty Hargrove, Bernice Harley, Clara Harrison, John Henderson, Mary Howard, Agnes Hunt, Emanuel Hunter, Karen Herbert, Ann Hickey, Robert Houston, Sidney Johnson, Helen Jones, Lamont Jones, Phyllis Jordon, Carlotta Kinard, George King, Jerry Lee, Carolyn Lester, Mary Lofton, Joyce Lomax, Millicent Lyons, Alice Lytle, Joyce McCullough, John McCullough, Martha Mclnnes, Wendell McKinney, Mattie McLaughlin, Carolyn McMillian, Ruth Malwa, Victor Medley, James Michael, Vernoca Mills, Elaine Mullins, Wilbert Murrell, Joan Oates, Carolyn Oates, Nathaniel Palmer, Carolyn Parker, Elizabeth Phillips, Erbie Pickens, Barbara Pitts, David Pouncy, Delores Redd, Robert i Rorie, Leroy Rush, Alphonso Scott, Roland Siler, Frances Simpson, John Smith, Andrew Smith, Leamon Smith, Sandra Smyre, Barbara Steele, David Tabor, Margaret Turman, Millus Turner, William Tyler, Alfred Uku, Skyne Verdell, Juanita Wallace, Walter Warren, Tyrone Weeks, Josephine Whittington, Sharon Wilkerson, Carolyn Wilks, Harriet Williams, Florida Williams, Gloria Williamson, Gracetta Williams, Lena Wilson, Reuben 49 eature Howard Thurman Visits Livingstone Dr. Howard Thurman shortly after he spoke to the student body assembled in Varick Auditorium. Howard Thurman, eminent educator, minister and writer, honored Livingstone College with a visit in December. While here, he captivated the student body with his great words of wisdom. He is known as a Prac- tical Dreamer . He wonders; he prepares himself; he serves Howard Thurman talks with faculty in an open discussion in the Aggrey Student Union Building. Left to Right: Dr. Thurman, Mrs. Thurman, Dr. Duncan, Mrs. Thurman, and Rev. French. Dr. Thurman talks to Carroll Stuart, a senior history major. Howard Thurman converses with students after a great oration in the Varick Auditorium. He is shown talking to Miles Wilson, Cleatrice Logan, and Patricia Jones. 50 Ackerman, Ruthie Adams, Helen Adder ton, Agnes Agnew, Rufus Allen, Marcia Alston, Roy Anderson, Lowden Baker, Vernon Banks, Brenda Beese, Vivian Berry, Shirley Blakely, Diane Boger, William Bond, Marilyn Broadway, Margaret Brown, Ernestine Burwell, Winifred Campbell, Peggy Coleman, Frances Collins, Isabell Colston, Carol Corpening, Marie Covington, Nettie Crews, Eugene 52 Dargan, Elizabeth Degraphenreid, Meri Eason, Lucille Fields, Beverely Fisher, Gwyn Foreman, Cleo Fouse, Irene Fouse, Lorene Francis, Sandra Franklin, Helena French, Carolyn Gaither, Lonnie Gibson, Dwight Gill, Kenneth Graham, Kaye Gregg, Eddie Hall, Isabella Harrell, Lionel Harrison, Mari- Lynn Hatcher, Pearl Henderson, Gloria Herring, Hannah Hines, Constance Holder, Michael 53 Holland, Alexander Holmes, Clara Holt, Joyce Hood, Frances Horton, Earl Howell, Smillie Irvis, Pamela Jackson, William Jarrett, Catherine Johnson, Douglas ■Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Henry Johnson, Renyta Johnson, Rosa Jones, Alpha Jones, Augustus .Jones, Visco Jordan, Carolyn Kelsey, Leroy Kerns, Pearl Knuckles, Dollie Leake, Anita Lee, Linda Little, Warren 54 Lloyd, Frances Lomax, Beverely Love, Vivian Lovett, Lewis Luckey, Louise McNeil, Phyllis Marshall, Cynthia Massey, Vivian Miller, Clarence Miller, George Miller, Ruby Morrow, Peggy Murphy, George Neely, Isaac Nelson, Ollie Newsome, Cendyrethia Newa, Collins Oates, Linda Parker, Lonnie Parks, Geraldine Patrick, Nettie Patterson, Nellie Patton, Lillian Pearson, Clarice 55 «% Perry, Carolyn Pierce, Idelle Poe, Gerald Polk, James Polk, Joe Powell, Beverly Preston, Carolyn Pritchett, Margie Ratchford, George Rhodes, Pearl Rivers, Barbara Ross, Brenda Rush, Lee Rush, Winona Sampson, Lawrence Samuels, Rosaline Saunders, Phyllis Shaw, Herbert Smith, Lillie Smith, Michell Spencer, Carolyn Starnes, Linda Steele, Julia M. Stevens, Carie 56 Stevenson, Jean Teal, John Thompson, Fredrick Toms, La Mathine Torrence, Lillie Turner, Mildred Walker, Charles Waring, Dorthy White, Reid Williams, Katie Willis, Lora Loungers Alpha, Phyllis, and Vivan! !!!!!!!! ' Intellects Gwyn, Ruth, Hannah, Kenneth, and Jessie. Talent Miss Francis Lloyd Witherspoon, Zyangquelyn Worthy, Darcas Young, Gilbert Livingstonians at Play While they often work, Livingstone students find time for the other activities which make up daily living. They eat, after passing through long lines, they played billiards, had bull ses- sions , participated in talent shows, or just looked sophisticated smoking pipes. Every Little Bit Hurts - Daisy Smith belts it out at the Freshman Talent Show. Chow-Time: Come and get it! Harris Hall ' s House Council????? 58 Senior Celebrity - James Gray Adams, Shirley Alexander, Carolyn Allen, Alfonzo Allen, Gary Alston, Marcel Archie, Emma Avery, Barbara Bailey, Phyllis Baldwin, Mary Banks, Kenneth Banner, Janice Barbour, Bettie Belton, Maggie Bernard, Donald Berry, James Berry, Lemuel Best, Linda Black, Valeria Blakney, Earl Blakney, Curtis Blount, Emmanuel Bobo, Raymond Boger, Calvin Bond, Gertha Boone, Linda Bowman, Nancy Boyce, Claudia Boyd, Lillie Boyd, Melvin Brazil, Lena Breadlove, Janie Brice, Sarah Briggs, Amanda Brown, Dorothy Brown, Janie Brown, Lois Brown, Thomas Bryant, Arvey Buffalo, Carolyn Buie, Mary Bunch, William Byrd, George Byrums, Florence Carmical, Lovie Carmon, Elmira Carpening, Alvin Carson, Yvonne Cason, Andrew Chambers, Lamont Cheek, Australia Clayborn, Phyllis Clegg, Ada Clinton, Betty Cobb, Dora Collins, Stephani Conway, Andrew Cornwall, Ronald Cordening, Marian Corry, Larry Coston, Harriet Cox, Ernest Crawford, Gwen Creecy, Delorise Cummins, Betty Darden, George Davis, Audey Davis, Jo Ann Davis, Stephen Dawson, James Deese, Grady Dinkins, Carol Doctor, Bernice Eason, Gloria Elliott, Christine Elmer, Briggs Elrod, Leroyn Evans, Mary Ezell, Laveria Fant, Karen Faniel, Thomas Faulcon, Oneya Faulkner, Elvira Flowers, Doshia Foriest, Garcelia Forney, Bessie Fortson, Diane Foskey, Delons Foster, Fannie Fountain, Frederic Freeman, Doris Fulwood, Lynda Gales, Hazel Gill, Jacqueline Gilliam, James Gills, Gloria Graham, Charles Graham, Esther Gray, Jimmy Green, Mamie Green, Mary Grier, Pamela Hailey, Howard Hall, Thelma Hammond, Woodrow Hannon, Hypsy Hardin, Elaine Hargrove, Henry Harrington, Frances Harrington, Suzet Hart, Carol Hawkins, Helen Haydey, Alberta Heath, James Henderson, Melvin Hendox, David Herdon, April Hicks, Sherline Holland, Jonny Hopkins, Charlie Hopkins, James Hopkins, Karen Hosch, Barbara Howard, Linda C Howell, Jimmy Howell, Rose Hughes, Robert Hunter, Janice Jackson, Annie Jackson, Chester Jackson, Sylvia Jeffers, Lottie Jefferson, Juanita Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Simon Jones, Betty Jones, Linda Josey, Jessy Joyner, Gloria Keith, Charles Kendall, Gary Kilgore, Evelyn Kirkland, Richard Lane, Lillie Lanear, Edward Lassiter, Delana Lee, Ida Lee, Ronald Leeper, Vivian LeGrand, Blenda LeGrand, Charles LeGrand, Peggy Logan, Severns Lotharp, Bennie Lyeyune, Livingstone Lyons, Rose McArthur, Vera McCauley, Michael McCloud, Preston McDowell, Margaret McElrath, Ronald McGillbery, Sherron Mclnnes, Vander McLendon, Jesse McMurray, Dorothy McNair, Georgia McNeill, Ronney McOwens, Carolyn McQuaige, William McWhirter, Delcenia Mabry, Marcella Macklin, Yvonne Mall, Nagma Marshall, Jackson Marshall, Willie Mattocks, Clara Miles, Jewel Miles, Wilson Miller, Betty Mills, Jo Ann Mitcham, Ellen Mitchell, Annje Monroe, Milton Moore, Reid Morgan, Annie Morris, Dorothy Morris, Vincent Morrison, Nancy Mosely, Ronald Mumford, Myrtle Murdock, Margie Mushatt, Lecettie Neal, Eugene Nichols, Calvin O ' Neil, Edward Patterson, Judy Pedro, Richmond Perry, Clifton Perry, Willie Person, Nancye Peterkin, Constance Petty, Eugene Phillips, Clementine Pierce, James Pinder, Loretta Pitts, Michael Plemmers, Yvonne Reed, Larry Reid, Mable Roberts, Vicky Robinson, Patricia Roger, O. Butler Ross, Maggie Rousseau, Julia Rozier, Sarah Russell, Lillian Russel, Mary Ruth, John Salmer, Ernestine Seales, J erry Scott, Bernard Shipman, Sylvia Sills, Keith Smith, Daisy Smith, Erastus Smith, Gregory Smith, Hopie Smith, Mary Smith, Paula Stanback, James Stewart, Benjamin Stewart, Mary Stinson, Johnny Stout, William Suber, Gwendolyn Suggs, Tina Sweeney, Rosa Tatum, Andrea Taylor, Terry Taylor, William Thompson, Arnolia Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Larry Thompson, Shirley Thornton, Lucy Tottle, William Twitty, Brenda Walker, Patricia Wall, Thomas Warren, Majorie Watts, Antionette White, Ada Whitfield, Evelyn Whitner, Dorothy Wilkes, Peggy William, Eldridge Williams, Grace Williams, James Williams, Juan Williams, Parthenia Wilson, Robert Winston, Betty Witherspoon, Margie 67 FEATURE Livingstone Receives 6 Inches of Snow Livingstone ' s campus received its share of snow during the month of January. How- ever, this did not stop classes, basketball games or student recreation. The snow completely covered the grounds and created a beautiful winter scene. The campus was covered by a blanket of pure white for several days. Students built snow men, threw snow balls, and just had a good time. Many students from other lands were amazed that some people were seeing snow for the first time. 68 YEARBOOK STAFF EXECUTES NEW FORMAT The 1966 LIVINGSTONIAN represents an attempt to join the trend in college yearbooks. The new format includes more copy and re- lated photographs which tell a story. Such progress was made possible by the retention of experienced students who had the desire to give LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE a big- ger and better yearbook. Under the leadership of Bobby Norris and Robert Robinson as editors, and with the ex- perience in lay-out of Julia Steele, the LIVING- STONIAN was able to get to press quicker and back into the hands of the students sooner. The new-type title page is the creation of Eddie Mann, art editor, it is an exact photo- graphic representation of his artistic work and lettering. (L to R): C. Allen, R. Robinson, J. Elliott, J. M. Steele, and B. Jackson. Clifton A lien has provided us with many features which are found in several places throughout the book, and James Staton and James Gray took charge of the advertisements. Miss Betty J. Verbal offered her guidance and ser- vices to the staff for the second consecutive year. Del- m ar Publishing Company of Charlotte, through its repre- sentative, Mr. Bullock, saw that the company gave us the best service it had to offer. Many other students, too numerous to mention, of- fered their services, their photographs, and their typing ability. This, the 1966 LIVINGSTONIAN is a product of Livingstonians. Next year, the staff hopes to go even further, pre- senting Livingstone College its first LIVINGSTONIAN with color. James Gray, James Staton, and Elmira Carmon 70 The Living Stone Thrives Under New Leadership THE LIVING STONE thrives under the lead- ership of a young lady for the first time in Liv- ingstone ' s history. Muriel Little Cauthen, a junior, English major from Norfolk, Virginia be- gan her position in September, 1965, succeed- ing Henry Welbeck. Her staff of editors in- cludes Linda Barner, Associate editor, Cheryl Pelzer, Feature e ditor, John Simpson, Sports editor, Jimmy Howell, cartoonist, and Victor Malwa, Photographer. The Faculty Advisor is Mr. Leon McCrary. The purpose of THE LIV- ING STONE is to act as a voice for and about the student body. It is published every month, excluding September and January. Editor - Muriel Cauthen busy at work. Standing: John Davis, Alice Currie, Rodger Butler, and Victor Malwa. Sitting: Rena Weathers, Cleo Foreman, Carolyn Wilkerson, Muriel Cauthen, and Cynthia Cunningham. 71 Student Government Pushes Through The Student Government presented the student body of Livingstone College with a new constitution and a new code of Judicial Procedure. The new constitution, which is part of the Student ' s Handbook, pro- vides for several governmental units which did not exist before to ad- minister the business of the Student Government. The Student Cabinet has ultimate student authority in legislative matters. The Student Court has authority to receive and try major infractions of the constitution and by-laws. The Student Commission recommends policies to the Student Cabinet. The Student Cabinet ' s representation is made up from the four academic classes. The House Councils have the authority of governing student life in each respective dormitory. James R. Gavin and Melvin Robinson pres- ident and vice-president respectively of the Student Government. The new constitution also provides for a Summer Commission which will function after the regular terms are over. Under the leadership of James Gavin as President and Melvin Robinson, Vice President, both honor students, the Stu- dent Government strives for greater par- ticipation by the student body in the role they should play in directing student life. Mr. Henry Jackson, of the Department of History, serves as faculty adviser to the Student Government. STUDENT CABINET R. McElrath, J. Davis, Q. Brown, R. McLean, C. Wilkerson, J. Gavin, H. Hawes, M. Robinson, C. Allen, B. Haywood, K. Benefield, W. Drake, R. Miller. 72 New Constitution MEN’S ASSEMBLY (L - R)D. Smith, J. McIntyre, J. Kinard, M. Turman, R. Hart,W. Quick, J. Polk, S. Lewis. WOMEN’S I ASSEMBLY COUNCIL Sitting (L-R) S. Saunders, D. Chambers, D. Petree, Standing (L-R) M. Alston, I. Brown, B. Galloway, A. Jackson. STUDENT COURT 1st Row: Q. Brown, R. Hughes, B. Gal- loway. 2nd Row: M. Thurman, J. Gavin, W. Quick, M. Wilson. House Councils BABCOCK HALL Sitting (L-R)P. Davis, C. Oliver, H. Hawes, L. Thrower. Stand- ing (L-R) W. LeGrand, B. Smith, B. Jackson, I. Brown. HARRIS HALL (L-R) J. Monroe, C. Hines, J. White, J. McIntyre, J. Polk. GOLER HALL Sitting (L-R) L. Mushatt, C. Davis, Mrs. Johnson, L. Williams. Standing (L-R) M. Barner, C. McNeill, G. Crawford, B. Gallo- way. DODGE HALL (L-R) J. Donaldson, W. Bunch, R. Cornwall, R. Hughes, J. Howell. 74 Student SENIOR COUNSELORS Organizations Livingstone College provides a number of or- ganizations in which students can express their sev- eral tastes and talents: The Senior Counselors guide and advise; The NAACP expresses its in- terest in civil rights; the SNEA is composed of prospective educators; and, the Overseas Students band together students from other lands. NAACP Sitting (L-R) B. Logan, D. Petree, M. Gibson, A. Harvey, E. Womble. Standing: (L-R) R. Robinson, A. Knight, R. Hart, ' J. Moffatte, J. Donaldson. The Senior Counselors are a group of students, specially chosen for their high level of academic achievement and display of social maturity. They are usually placed in positions where they can advise and guide freshmen students in both aca- demic and social matters. They are an arm of the Office of the Dean of Students. Sitting (L.-R.) C. Davis, B. Twitty, J. Lytle, C. Lee, Standing (L.-R.) R. Clodfelter, M. Pitts. OVERSEAS STUDENTS STUDENT NEA Sitting (L.-R.) S. Uku, N. Mall, R. Samuels, Standing (L.-R) L. Kyeyune, C. Ugorgi, J. Ngingo, C. Ngwa, M. Holder, V. Malwa. 75 (L.-R.) H. Hawes, A. Harvey, M. Walker, R. Miller, C. Lee, J. Moffatte, R. Nixon. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities Standing left to right: J. Gavin, J.Moffatte, L. Jones, A. Knight, V. Malwa, C. Stuart, C. Ugorgi, Sitting (L.-R.): D. Chambers, C. Davis, E. Womble. The students, who have been nominated as members in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, are chosen on the basis of academic achievement, per- sonal maturity, and active participation in extra cur- ricular activities. Their nomination shows achievement which is recog- nized on a national level as they join other students around the country in gaining this honor. Each student receives a membership certificate and has his biography recorded in the annual publication of the organization. The student may use the offices of the national organization as a reference headquarters to make recommendations in his behalf. The student also proudly wears the insignia of Who ' s Who. Outstanding Students Achieve Honor’’ Humanities Natural Science Education - Psychology Social Science Andrea Knight James Gavin Yolanda Underwood Carroll Stuart 76 Student Organizations Carry On The Tenets Of The Christian Faith Livingstone College is sponsored by the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. One aim of the college is to present an opportunity for academic achievement within a Christian setting. These student organizations help to carry on that tradition. MISSIONARY SOCIETY The members of the Missionary Society are E. Faulkner, T. Suggs, M. Rozier, M. Stewart, L. Williams, L. Full- wood, J. Lytle, and C. Davis. CHURCH SCHOOL STAFF PRE-THEOLOGICAL UNION The Pre-Theological Union: L-R. T. Burkette, S. Lewis, R. But- ler, J. Ruth. Back Row, L-R. F. Davis, J. Scales, and R. Hart. 77 Church School Staff: Seated L-R. R. Butler, D. Knuckles, N. Mall, J. Monroe. Standing L-R. P. Royal, R. Miller, R. Hart, B. Flowers, J. Gavin. Academic Organizations FRENCH CLUB Standing (L.-R.) A. Morgan, E. Carson, R. Miller, M. Green, D. Creecy. Sit- ting (L.-R.) S. Adams, I. Lea, J. Ruth, D. Fortson, A. Clegg. Academic organizations serve to mold stu- dents with specific interests outside the class- room. The French Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Charlotte L. Chatman, and the Spanish Club under the sponsorshipof Mrs. Victoria P. Yates, provide extra practice in their re- spective languages. SPANISH CLUB The Commercial Club, with Mrs. O. M. Sawyer as advisor, is not restricted to only business majors. It extends member- ship to all students who take courses in the Business Department. COMMERCIAL CLUB (L.-R.) S. Logan, T. Hall, M. Baldwin. Sitting: C. Phillips, (L.-R.) B. LeGrand, S. Logan, V. Roberts. Standing: M. Balwin, H. Hawes, R. Miller, D. Creecy, L. Jones. Musical Organizations There is sweet music here that softer falls than petals from blown roses on the grass. Alfred, Lord Tennyson THE LOTOS-EATERS CONCERT CHOIR FRESHMAN CHOIR Row One: B. Thompson, T. Suggs, S. Harrington, L. Cormical, A. Jackson, G. Crawford, A. Cheek, B. Miller. Row Two: C. Howell, S. Johnson, C. Gra- ham, C. Jackson, G. Smith, J. Heath, K. Sills, L. Berry, J. Mills. MENC Sitting: J. Mills, C. Dinkins, L. Berry, L. Carmical, M. Flack. Standing: C. Graham, A. Jackson, T. Taylor. Student Organizations Julia B. Duncan Players Livingstone ' s dramatic group, under the di- rection of Mr. W. Clyde Williams, offers several plays each year to the students of the college and friends of the community. Afro-American Literary Society This organization is composed of any student who has an interest in African affairs and the role America should play in the emergence of African reactions. The group is advised by Rev. George Thomas. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Alpha Kappa Mu, under the advisorship of Mr. O. K. Beatty of the Biology Department, restricts its membership to the most outstanding students who have excelled in more phases than other students on the campus. The campus chapter is affiliated with the nation- al organization. FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Pan-Hellenic Council Joyce Lofton, President ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Name Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Founding Date January 16, 1906 Colors Salmon Pink and Apple Green Pledge Club Ivy Leaf Club MOTTO: By merit and culture we strive as we do. Ivy Leaf Club Front: V. Love, O. Nelson, R. Johnson, D. Irvin, S. Frye, P. Irvis, A. Boone, V. Beese. Rear: L. Barner, N. Patrick, A. Jones, G. Cohen, B. Greenard. Seated: C. Settle, A. Leake, M. McKinney, A. Thompson. Second Row: O. Johnson, A. Harvey, J. Williams, B. Herbert, Q. Brown, M. Alston, M. Flack, V. Michaels. Third Row: P. Kerns, W. LeGrand, J. Lofton, C. Davis, M. Gibson, Y. Underwood, A. Dunston, H. Johnson, D. Friday. 82 ALPHA PHI ALPHA Douglas Johnson Sphinx Club Name Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Founding Date December 4, 1906 Colors Black and Old Gold Pledge Club Sphinx Club MOTTO: First of all, Servants of All, we shall transcend all. Standing: R. Brown, R. Bennett, G. Miller, M. Yoder, J. Barnes, E. Hunt, R. Hart,J. Davis, R. McLean, M. Rob- inson, R. Hickey, R. Miller, J. Funchess. Standing (Center): L. Jones, J. Monroe. Kneeling: J. Gavin. 83 Janet Moffatte President DELTA SIGMA THETA Name Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Founding Date January 13, 1913 Colors Crimson and Cream Pledge Club Pyramid Club Pyramid Club H. Franklyn, S. Saunders, L. Toms, B. Banks, S. Smith, M. Cauthen. Standing: H. Woodard, H. Herring, F. Coleman, B. Logan, L. Harrison, C. Stuart, C. Dickerson, C. Jarrett, L. Little. Seated: B. Brannon, E. Womble, C. Alston, A. Hawkins, C. Cunningham, R. Ackerman, J. Wright, C. Moore, E. Grasty, C. Lee, J. Elliott, C. Pelzer, A. Knight, J. Moffatte. 84 OMEGA PSI PHI Augustus Jones, Lampodas Club Name Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Founding Date November 17, 1911 Colors Royal Purple and Old Gold Pledge Club Lampodas Club James Gavin President MOTTO: Friendship is essential to the soul. Standing: J. Polk, L. Smith, B. Norris, R. Crockett, F. Ross, D. Pitts, C. Long, W. Drake, S. Howell, S. Gaines, B. Haywood, C. Allen, W. Quick, E. Horton, J. Davis, E. Harper, R. Crockett, R. Rob inson, C. Kelly. Kneeling: W. Howard, P. Hunter. 85 Mae Frances Crawford President ZETA PHI BETA Name Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Founding Date March 20, 1920 Colors Royal Blue and Pure White Pledge Club Archonian Club MOTTO: All work is conquered by Labor. Alberta Monroe, Archonian Club Sitting: C. Wilkerson, P. Duncan, D. Kilgo, R. McMillian, H. Stokes. Standing: S. Uku, G. Williamson, G. Wil- liams, V. Gordon, P. McNeil, A. Currie, L. Cohen, M. Crawford, V. Cash. 86 PHI BETA SIGMA Josphat Nginyo, President Name Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Founding Date January 9, 1914 Colors Royal Blue and Pure White Pledge Club Crescent Club Lonnie Mitchell Crescent Club MOTTO: Culture for service; Service to humanity. Standing: C. Duncan, R. Scott, J. Adams, C. Ngwa, R. Shipman, E. Witherspoon, J. McIntyre, J. Nginyo, and B. Flowers. Kneeling: C. Ugorji, V. Malwa. 87 Robert Burrell, President KAPPA ALPHA PSI Name Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Founding Date January 5, 1911 Colors Crimson and Cream Pledge Club Scrollers Club MOTTO: Achievement in all fields of endeavor. Scrollers Club Standing: C. Hines, W. Lipscomb, M. Holden. Kneeling: M. Johnson. 1 Sitting: J. Gray, R. Burrell, J. Hayes. Standing: J. Simpson, J. Maina. 88 PRESENTING: THE LIVINGSTONE BLUE BEARS ATHLETICS FOOTBALL The Livingstone Blue Bears The football team started off the 1965- ’66 season under a new coach, Mr. John D. Marshall. The team played eight games. They won three and lost five. Despite what the scoreboard shows, more detailed statistics tell a more favorable story for the Living- stone Athletes. Allen Hart receives for Livingstone. Hold That Line! Get That Ball! 90 TYLER RECEIVES TROPHY FEATURE Alfred Tyler, a 195 pound quarterback from Clifton Valley Forge, Virginia, was voted the Small College Player of the Year by the Wash- ington Touchdown Club. Tyler, a junior, in his third season of collegiate play, led the Bears in one of the most exciting gridiron seasons in the powerful CIAA. In passing, he completed 107-186 for 1522 yards, and made 16 touchdown passes. His longest touchdown pass was a 76 yarder. Tyler is looking forward to a much better season next year for the Blue Bears. :.v£ . 1 Jg ■ W, ' • � . ' V. - . 4- ' r ' -� v ' Tyler holds the trophy he received from the Washington Touchdown Club. In the picture to the left, Tyler is shown preparing to pass. COCKERL SIGNS CONTRACT Cockerl is shown signing the contract from the Houston Oilers. In the picture to the right, he is shown preparing for the Homecoming game. Robert Cockerl, a 6 ' 2 , 230 pound tackle from East Spencer, North Carolina, signed a con- tract with the Houston Oilers of the American Football League. Cockerl, in his fourth year of collegiate football, was one of the most outstanding tackles on the Blue Bear ' s squad. Cock- erl, along with his teammates, put forth a mighty effort in his last year to give the Blue Bears one of the best seasons ever in the CIAA. 91 BASKETBALL The 1965-66 Blue Bears Row One: John Thompson, James Berry, Clyde Long, Robert Burrell, Harold Cave, and Hiawatha Berry. Row Two: Coach W. E. Brown, A. Bryant, Henry Johnson, Warren Little, Rufus Agnew, and Vernon Baker. Row Three: William Tootle, William Boger, Ernest Cox, Augustus Jones, Lionel Harrel, and Gilbert Young. Livingstone ' s basketball team also had a new coach, Mr. Walter E. Brown, Jr., head of the Physical Education Department. This year the team has a schedule of 13 games. Basket just made by James Berry. 92 BLOCK “L” CLUB The Block L Club is composed of the outstanding participants in varsity sports. Standing: W. Hunter, S. Smith, R. Mil- ler, W. Quick, J. Polk, J. Gavin, C. Dark. Kneeling: C. Gibson, R. Moore. m , JL WAA The Women ' s Athletic Asso- ciation, sponsored by Mrs. A. L. Williams, serves as an outlet for young ladies who have an interest in athletics. The Livingstone chapter joins with other chapters to provide intramural sports competition between the several colleges. Standing: Chunn, LeGrand, A. Herndon, O. Nelson, I. Pierce, C. Gatling, M. Gib- son, N. Patrick, L. Toms, L. Oates, R. Newsome, R. Samuels, I. Brown. Seated: P. Morrow, L. Eason, M. McArthur, A. Howell, F. Foy, M. Broadway, C. Moore, D. Petree,Mrs. A. L. Williams Adviser. CHEER- LEADERS Livingstone ' s Cheering Squad, under their adviser, Mrs . A. W. Williams, helps to build up the spirit of the spectators at both football and basketball games. Standing: P. Irvis, C. Carmon, J. Rich- ardson, S. Jackson, M. McKinney and C. Oliver doing a split. 93 TRACK TEAM Standing: R. Cornwall, J. Ruth, B. Stewart, C. Perry, T. Warren, O. Jeter, J. Unitas, A. Smith. Kneeling: L. Kittel, D. Smith, S. Clear. Mr. Marshall is coach. GOLF TEA M Robert Lytle, Bobby Aldrich, William Hunter and James Gray make up Livingstone ' s excellent Golf Team, Mr. Marshall is coach. 94 Students Keep Physically Fit Although Livingstone College offers a Physical Education pro- gramas part of the college curriculum, only for the first two years, many students continue to engage in various sports to remain phy- sically fit. Some activities are performed in the Trent Gymnasium while others take place anywhere a group of willing students can con- gregate. Hey, Leave him alone! ! Someone can ' t throw straight. I hope he misses. He ' s trying to hide the ball. David, why don ' t you pay attention? ? ? ? ? 95 ATURE HOMECOMING HI-LITES The 1965 Homecoming was the best ever witnessed by the class of 1966. It began with a parade entitled Holiday Festival and was followed by a most exciting football game which was won by the Blue Bears. An effort has been made by the yearbook staff to recapture some of the unforgettable scenes of that glor- ious day. Left to Right: Miss Homecoming, Barbara Smith, with escort, Edward Mann. The class representatives and their escorts are Elizabeth Dargen, Edward Harper, Pam- ela Irvis, Howard Irvis, Ann Jackson, Elmer Briggs. Miss Livingstone and court en route to Home- coming Parade. President Duncan is shown crowning Cleatrice The float winning second place was entered by the Spanish Club. Lecettie Mushatt rode atop the float. Omega ' s Horn of Plenty, entered by the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. won first place in the Homecoming Parade. Janet Moffatte, Lambda Psi ' s Queen rode atop the float. 96 FEATURE THE BIG GAME The Homecoming game was played to perfection. The Blue Bears displayed all the ability they possessed, giving Livingstone the victory by a score of 41-14. In the hearts of th e classes of 1966- ' 69, there will never be a finer game played. The Seniors on the Livingstone squad are from left to right: J. Hayes, C. Dark, R. McLean, W. Anderson, M. Bryant, J. Lockhart, A. Hart. Not seen in picture are: S. Clear, R. Cockerl, and W. Quick. Runs like this one, made by Tyrone Warren gave the Blue Bears their victory. THE KICK OFF! Another fine run by Samuel Clear gives the Blue Bears another six points. WHY ALL THE EXCITEMENT? OH 97 . . . THE FINAL SCORE! ! ! COURT OF BEAUTY Miss NAACP [Aren da J witty Miss A frica Jracetta Widfiamson W’dd Miss Omega Psi Phi .Janet ddJofJatte 100 Miss Phi Beta Sigma (jaro ijn liOifJierson T- ' ' Miss Drama Guild D l at irij n Jjenefie. Miss Crescent TIT a y e Priicfiell SENIOR DIRECTOR Y ALLEN, CLIFTON THEODORE Rt. 1, Box 236 Winston-Salem, N. C. Activities: Student Government; Commercial Club; Men ' s Assembly; Student NEA; NAACP; Yearbook Staff; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. ALSTON, CYLESTINE Post Office Box 30 Siler City, N. C. Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Commercial ClubjJ.B. Duncan Players; Newspaper Staff. ALSTON, MATTIE VALENA 3919 S. Federal St. Apt. 1608 Chicago, 111. Activities: Spanish Club; College Band; College Choir; Women ' s As- sembly; Goler Hall House Council; String Ensemble; WAA; MENC; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. ALSTON, PERNELL General Delivery Nashville, N. C. Activities: Block L ; Football; SNEA; Track; Booster Club; Band; Math Club. ARMSTRONG, WILLIE J. 69 Carroll St. Trenton, N. J. Activities: NAACP; Men ' s Assembly; Spanish Club. BARNER, LINDA Rt. 1, Box 184-A Lawndale, N. C. Activities: Burns Literary Society; Newspaper Staff; French Club; NEA; Missionary Society; Ivy Leaf Club. BERRY, HIAWATHA ROGER Rt. 1 Pinnacle, N. C. Activities: Block L ; Track; Basketball; Intramural Softball. BOONE, AGNES PEARL Kinston, N. C. Activities: J. B. Duncan Players; Sunday School Staff; WAA; Booster Club; NAACP; UNCF; Intramural Basketball; Alumni Club; Ivy Leaf Club. BREWER, WALTER FRANKLIN 2023 English Drive Charlotte, N. C. Activities: Football; NAACP; Men ' s Assembly; Varsity L” Club. BROWN, IDA MAE Rt. 1, Box 163 Lilesville, N. C. Activities: WAA; Goler Hall House Council; Women ' s Assembly; Bab- cock Hall House Council; Archonian Club; Student NEA; Sunday School Staff. BROWN, REGINALD WILLIS 815 W. Thomas Street Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Choral Union; Tennis; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. BURRELL, ROBERT F. 1321 Potomac Avenue, S. E. Washington, D. C. Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Basketball Team; Spanish Club; Block L ; Men ' s Assembly; Student NEA; NCAA; Harris Hall House Council. CAVE, HAROLD V. Asheville, N. C. Activities: Spanish Club; Block L ; Men ' s Assembly; Harris Hall House Council; NAACP; Basketball; Track. CHEEK, JAMES CLIFFORD P. O. Box 613 Roseboro, N. C. Activities: Men ' s Assembly; Sunday School Staff. CLEAR, SAMUEL GEORGE 2330 N. W. 71 Lane Miami 47, Florida Activities: Football; Track; SNEA; NAACP; Pan Hellenic Council; Block ”L ; Spanish Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Yearbook Staff; Canteen Staff; Harris Hall Art Club. COCKERL, ROBERT, JR. P. O. Box 216 Spencer, N. C. Activities: Football Team; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. CORRELL, BERTHA YVONNE Rt. 8, Box 24 Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Women ' s General Assembly; French Club. CRAWFORD, MAE FRANCES 1208 West Marsh Street Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; Off-Campus Council of Women ' s Assembly; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Pan-Hellenic Council Who ' s Who; Sr. Counselor. CROCKETT, RICHARD LEE 410 S. First Ave. Mount Vernon, New York Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Spanish Club; Biology Laboroatory Assistant. CROCKETT, RONALD COLE 410 S. First Ave. Mount Vernon, New York Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Spanish Club; Biology Laboratory Assistant. CUNNINGHAM, CYNTHIA 515 West Horah Street Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Newspaper Staff; Burn ' s Literary Society; J. B. Duncan Players. CURRIE, ALICE FAYE Rt. 2, Box 339 Whiteville, N. C. Activities: Burn ' s Literary Society; SNEA; NAACP; WAA; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.; Newspaper Staff; Language Lab. Assistant; Reme- dial English Lab. Assistant. DANCY, LILLIE DELL P. O. Box 33 Tarboro, N. C. Activities: Commercial Club; SNEA. DARK, CHARLES AVIN Post Office Pittsboro, N. C. Activities: Dodge Hall Council; Spanish Club; Block ”L ; Football Team; Speech Club. DAVIS, HILDA PATRICIA Box 681 Dante, Virginia Activities: Concert Choir; SNEA; Babcock House Council. DAVIS, JOHN H. Rt. 5, Box 375 Statesville, N. C. Activities: J. B. Duncan Players; Newspaper Staff; Burn ' s Literary Society; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Student Government Assoc.; Student Court; NAACP; Harris Hall House Council; Sunday School Staff; Pan-Hellenic Council. DONALDSON, JAMES WILLIAM General Delivery Cornelius, N. C. Activities: J. B. Duncan Players; French Club; Dodge Hall Counselor; Senior Counselor. DRAKE, WILLIE KING 1811 Bookers Street Lumberton, N. C. Activities: Concert Choir; Male Chorus; Co llege Octet; Student Gov- ernment Assoc.; Dormitory Counselor; Men ' s Assembly; Speech Choir; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. DUNCAN, CARL TEE P. O. Box 421 Lumberton, N. C. Activities: Freshman Choir; Student Government Assoc.; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Booster Club. DUNSTON, ARMAYNE GARIN ETTA 611 W. Monroe Street Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Concert Choir; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. ELLIOTT, JOYCE MARILYN P. O. Box 94 Vass, N. C. Activities: Booster Club; Commercial Club; Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Inc.; Student NEA; Pan-Hellenic Council; Yearbook Staff. FARROW, GEORGE LEO Rt. 1, Box 228 Kinston, N. C. Activities: Men ' s Assembly. FAULKNER, SARAH JEAN 1574 South Bellevue Hernando, Miss. GAINES, STUART ARTHUR 810 Patton Street Staunton, Va. Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Biology Lab Assistant. GAVIN, III JAMES RAPHEAL 675 So. Lawrence St. Mobile, Ala. Activities: Student Government Assoc.; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; J. B. Duncan Players; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Pan-Hellenic Council; Sunday School Staff; Math Club; Newspaper Staff. SENIOR DIRECTORY GRACE, LOVELY ROCHELLE 709 State St. Bennettsville, S. C. Activities: Women ' s Assembly; Missionary Society. GRASTY, EVELYN 42-K Brookview Apt. Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Commercial Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. GRAY, JAMES LEON 633 Lamond St. N. W. Washington, D. C. Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Block L ; Golf Team; Span- ish Club; Yearbook Staff. GREENE, MALACHI JEROME 2200 Augusta St. Charlotte, N. C. Activities: Band; L. C. Jazz Five; NAACP; Editor: Bare Sheet; Chair- man, SGA Board of Publications; Pre-Theological Union; Sunday School Staff. GIBSON, MARY ALBERTA 1121 Jefferson St. Gary, Indiana Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. HARPER, JR. EDWARD D. 352 N. Fairview Dr. Lenoir, N. C. Activities: Pre-Alumni Club; NAACP; Yearbook Staff; Math Club; Student NEA; Pan-Hellenic Council; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. HART, ALLAN NATHANIEL 414 S. Center St. Hickory, N. C. Activities: Football; Block L ; NAACP; Student NEA. HART, RAYMOND CLINTON 21 West Clay St. Richmond 21, Virginia Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Men ' s Assembly(Pres.); Col- lege Octet; Men ' s Glee Club; Concert Choir; Church School Staff ;Senior Class (Pres.); Newspaper Staff; Student Government Assoc. HARVEY, AVA AMELIA 72 Newman St. Hackensack, New Jersey Activities: WAA; NAACP; Senior Counselor; Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity; SNEA. HAWES, PAULINE HATTIE RUTH 124 1 2 Hillside Dr. Spartanburg, S. C. Activities: College Choir; NAACP; Prician Society; Commercial Club; Band; Student Government (Sec.) Babcock House Council; NEA; French Club; Home Missionary Society. HAWKINS, RUTH ANITA 295 Arch Street Athens, Ga. Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; SNEA; Pan-Hellenic Council; Booster Club; Speech Choir; Babcock Hall House Council. HAYES, JAMES EDWARD 906 W. Bank St. Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Football; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Block ”L . HAYWOOD, BENNIE II 204 Front St. Lumberton, N. C. Activities: Men ' s Assembly; Math Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Treasurer of Student Government. HICKLIN, JAKIE Rt. 3, Box 274 B. Rock Hill, S. C. Activities: Football; Track; Block ”L ' ' . HOWARD, III WILLIAM NAPOLEON 1813 Boaz Dr. Raleigh, N. C. Activities: Dodge Hall Council; Spanish Club; Intramural Basketball; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Yearbook Staff. HUNTER, WILLIAM KENNETH 1912 Edwin St. Apt. 234 Charlotte, N. C. Activities: Science Club; Varsity Football Team; Block L”; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Student Council; Pan-Hellenic. HYLTON, BRENDA KATHLEEN Rt. 4, Box 294 Roanoke, Virginia Activities: Women ' s Assembly; NEA. INGRAM, ROSA LEE 61 R. Civic Park Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Commercial Club; Pricean Society. INMAN, FRANCINE JUANITA 819 Webster St. N. W. Washington, D. C. Activities: (Pres.) J. B. Duncan Players; Sunday School Staff; Usher Board; Booster Club; NAACP; Ivy Leaf Club; SNEA. IRVIN, JACQUELINE ELIZABETH Rt. 6, Box 40 Roanoke, Virginia Activities: SNEA. JACKSON, BRENDA ANN 400 Robinwood Road Gastonia, N. C. Activities: WAA; House Council; Yearbook Staff; SNEA; Booster Club. JACKSON, RUTH REGINA P. O. Box 67 Winfall, N. C. Activities: Missionary Society; NAACP; Dramatics Club. JOHNSON, MICHAEL ANTHONY 2002 Savannah PL S. E. Washington, D. C. Activities: Commercial Club; Spanish Club; ScroUers Club; NAACP; SNEA. JOHNSON, ODIE MAE 560 Baltimore St. Cramerton, N. C. Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; SNEA; WAA. JONES, PATRICIA KATHLEEN 729 South Lloyd St. Salisbury, N. C. Activities: (Pres.) Usher ' s Guild; Sunday School Staff; Corresponding Sec. of Senior Class; SNEA. KILGO, DOROTHY MARIE 909 Roosevelt St. Badin, N. C. Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.; Varick Christian Endeavor; Sunday School Staff; Pre-Alumni Booster Club; Pan-Hellenic Council; Senior Counselor; Babcock House Council. KNIGHT, ANDREA LAVEKNE 10 Short St., Apt. 3 Asheville, N. C. Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Newspaper Staff; Year- book Staff; Burn ' s Literary Society; J. B. Duncan Players; Senior Coun- selor. LANGFORD, DOROTHY LOUISE 96 Washington Rd. Asheville, N. C. Activities: SNEA; WAA; Booster Club; Speech Choir; J. B. Duncan Players. LASSITER, HORTENSE V. 1406 Fairmont Rd. Lumberton, N. C. Activities: SNEA; Booster Club; Ivy Leaf Club; WAA; Commercial Club; J. B. Duncan Players; Spanish Club; Women ' s Assembly. LEE, MARGIE M. Pittsboro, N. C. Activities: SNEA; Pyramid Club; Newspaper Staff; Sec. of Senior Class. LE GRAND, ESTELLA Rt. 1, Box 46 Mt. Gilead, N. C. Activities: Women ' s Athletic Association LE GRAND, WAND CAROL Rt. 1, Box 365 Rockingham, N. C. Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; WAA; SNEA; Babcock Hall House Council; NAACP. LEWIS, SHERMAN 729 Attalla St. Birmingham, Ala. Activities: Pre-Theological Union; Sunday School Staff; Track; Block L ; Chaplain - Men ' s Assembly; College Band. LIPSCOMB, WILLIAM LEE 403 Celia St. Kannapolis, N. C. Activities: Basketball; French Club; Scrollers Club. LIPSEY, JOHNNIE OLIVIA 44 Barlett St. Asheville, N. C. Activities: Senior Choir; SNEA; Women ' s Assembly. LOCKHART, JAMES MITCHELL 2415 Arden St. Charlotte, N. C. Activities: Commercial Club; Football Team; Track; Spanish Club; Block L ; Pricean Society. SENIOR DIRECTOR Y LOGAN, BERNARD BLANCH Box 64, Led Rd. Spindale, N. C. Activities: Business Commercial Club; Newspaper Staff; NAACP; Women ' s Assembly; Spanish Club;SNEA; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. LOGAN, CLEATRICE 61 Ledbetter Rd. Spindale, N. C. Activities: Commercial Club; Spanish Club; Booster ' s Club; Women ' s Assembly; SNEA. LOGAN, LARRY EDWARD 717 S. Caldwell St. Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Football Team; Letterman ' s Club; NAACP; Math Club; Spanish Club; Science Club. LOMAX, CURTIS BLAINE 1236 N. 53rd St. Philadelphia, Pa. Activities: Track Team; L. C. Modern Jazz Quintet; NAACP; Men ' s Assembly; Block L ; Church School Staff. LUCKEY, JESSIE FRANCES 1301 Redland Dr. Gastonia, N. C. Activities: WAA; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Math Club; SNEA. LYTLE, ROBERT DEATON 109 Jones St. Morganton, N. C. Activities: Spanish Club; Block L ; Men ' s Assembly; Harris Hall House Council; NAACP; Golf Team; Track Team. mcarthur, margaret Rt. 1, Box 147 Rowland, N. C. Activities: WAA; SNEA; NAACP; Newspaper Staff. McCOY, JAMES ELBERT 715 Caledonia Road Laurinburg, N. C. Activities: Harris Hall House Council; Pre-Theological Union. McKINNON, JANIE DELORIS Post Office Parkton, N. C. Activities: Student Government Assoc.; Commercial Club. McLEAN, RONALD HARRIS 1221 Buckner Ave. Sanford, N. C. Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; Student Government Assoc.; Football; French Club. MAINA, JOSEPH T. P. O. Box 17013 Nairbi, Kenya (E.A.) Activities: Overseas Student Organization; J. B. Duncan Players; Col- lege Choir; Pricean Oratorical Society; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Co-ordinator; Student Government. MANN, EDWARD THOMAS 1626-3rd St. N. W. Washington, D. C. Activities: Track Team; Football Team; Pan-Hellenic Council; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Yearbook Staff; Spanish Club; Block L . MATTHEWS, YOLANDA MARIE 2344 W. Chestnut St. Louisville, Kentucky Activities: Pre-Alumni Booster Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Spanish Club; Babcock Hall House Council. MILLER, ROBERT LEE 606 Sanford St. Monroe, N. C. Activities: J. B. Duncan Players; Student Government Assoc.; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; French Club; Track; Sunday School Staff; Commercial Club; SNEA; Block L”; Men ' s Assembly; Booster Club. MITCHELL, LONNIE ALLEN Clinton, N. C. Activities: Choral Union; Crescent Club; Pres, of Burns Literary Society; French Club; Newspaper Staff; Sunday School Staff. MOFFATTE, JANET MILJOICE 187 York St. Chester, S. C. Activities: Student Government Assoc.; J. B. Duncan Players; Com- mercial Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Pan-Hellenic Council; Women ' s Assembly; Miss Omega Psi Phi; Senior Counselor; SNEA. MONROE, ALBERTA 1604 W. Fourth St. Greenville, N. C. Activities: Archonian Club; WAA. MONROE, JIMMY ALLEN P. O. Box 683 Roseboro, N. C. Activities: Track Team; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Sunday School Staff; Harris Hall House Council; Math Club. MOORE, CAROLYN VIRGINIA 1423 N. Caldwell St. Gastonia, N. C. Activities: Booster Club; WAA; Commercial Club; Ivy Leaf Club; SNEA. MOORE, CELESTINE A. P. O. Box 635 Roseboro, N. C. Activities: WAA; NAACP; SNEA; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. MOORE, JR. HOWARD MARK 333 Hudson St. Shelby, N. C. Activities: Band; Julia B. Duncan Players; Math Club; Newspaper Staff. MORGAN, ROGER EUGENE 1015 Lumdix St. Albemarle, N. C. NGINYO, JOSPHAT ALLAN Box 210 Kiambu, Kenya (E.A.) Activities: J. B. Duncan Players; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Over- seas Student Assoc.; Afro-American Literary Society; Men ' s Assem- bly. NICHOLAS, CAROLYN LEONTINE 3515 Parris Ave. New Orleans, La. Activities: MENC; Concert Choir; Choral Union; Band; WAA; NAACP; String Ensemble. NIXON, RADIANT ANN Rt. 1, Box 168 Denver, N. C. Activities: NAACP; Choir; NEA; Pyramid Club; WAA. NORRIS, BOBBY LEONARD 1215 Mona St. Kannapolis, N. C. Activities: Harris Hall House Council; Commercial Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Student Government; Men ' s Assembly; Yearbook Staff (Editor-in-chief) Newspaper Staff; SNEA. OAKLEY, JUDY MAE 731 Wilson Rd. Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Spanish Club Women ' s Assembly; SNEA; Dramatics Club. OLIVER, CYNTHIA JEAN 433 Fulton St. Burlington, N. C. Activities: Cheerleader; Babcock House Council; NAACP. PARKER, BARBARA JEAN 2306 Nickey Ave. Fayetteville, N. C. Activities: J. B. Duncan Players; Student Government Assoc.; Women ' s Assembly Council; SNEA. PELZER, CHERYL F. TYNES 219 Edgecombe Ave. 2A c o Tynes New York City, N. Y. Activities: J.B. Duncan Players; Newspaper Staff; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Senior Counselor. PETREE, CICIE JUANITA 1209 E. 14th St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Activities: Women ' s Assembly Council; WAA. PHIFER, DOROTHY MAGALENE Rt. 4, Box 134 Statesville, N. C. Activities: Math Club; Freshman Choir; Senior Counselor. PICKENS, BARBARA VERA Rt. 1, Box 193 Bennettsville, S. C. Activities: SNEA; Women ' s Assembly; Missionary Society; WAA. PENNIX, CAROL ANN Rt. 2, Box 272 Elon College, N. C. Activities: NAACP; Spanish Club; SNEA. PITTMAN, VERDELLE 107 W. Brown Ave. Red Springs, N. 7. Activities: Booster Club; SNEA; J.B. Duncan Players; Prayer Meet- ing Choir; Speech Choir; Yearbook Staff. PITTS, DAVID M. JR. 281 Alda St. Spartanburg, S. C. Activities: SNEA; Band; NAACP; Spanish Club; Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity, Inc. SENIOR DIRECTOR Y QUICK, WINFORD ANDREW 521 Bay View Homes Morehead City, N. C. 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SETTLE, CAROLYN PAULINE Rt. 5, Box 376 Reidsville, N. C. Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; German Club. SHANNON, MILDRED 809 W. Thomas St. Salisbury, N. C. Activities: Women ' s Assembly; SNEA. SHIPMAN, REGINALD CLEVELL Rt. 1, Box 1-R Clarkton, N. C. Activities: Dodge Hall House Council; NAACP; Phi Beta Sigma Fra- ternity; Pan-Hellenic Council. SMITH, BARBARA ANN 918 Longfellow St. N. W. Washington, D. C. Activities: NAACP; WAA; Modern Dance Group; Babcock Hall House Council; Yearbook Staff; Booster Club. SMITH, D AVID LEON 69 Ten Broeck St. Albany, N. Y. Activities: Block L ; Commercial Club; Track (Captain); Spanish Club; Head of Art Committee for Men ' s Assembly; Intramural Bas- ketball. SMITH, LOIS CAROL 130 Dixon Rd. Lancaster, S. C. Activities: Band; Choir; MENC; SNEA. STATON, JAMES EARL 1206 Colonial Ave. Greenville, N. C. Activities: Block L ; Football; SNEA; NAACP; Track; Class Officer; Yearbook Staff; Booster Club; Band. STOKES, HESTER MARIE Rt. 1, Box 164 Pelham, N. 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