Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1969 volume:

m In these golden years to come we will look back on the year ' 68- ' 69 as one of many changes, conquests and dreams. We, the staff of the Living- stonian, have tried to capture these moments in pictures and in words, thus we have prepared this yearbook for those persons who come to Livingstone in FULFILLMENT OF A DREAM. Marshall L. Jackson Editor in Chief DEDICATION In July, 1958, Dr. Samuel Edward Duncan accepted the leadership responsibihties of Livingstone College. From the very beginning, it seemed that he was motivated by a magnificent obsession , a strong urge to fulfill a dream. The College Family was intensely aware of his desire to give back to the institution the ten years of service and inspiration that he had received as a youth. Undoubtedly when Doctor Duncan expired at his home Wednesday, July 10, 1968, he had seen a dream fulfilled. He had worked untiringly to translate his dream into a reality. The Great Master permitted him to return in full measure that which he had received. A natvie of Madisonville, Kentucky, Doctor Duncan grew up in the SaUsbury community, receiving his high school and collegiate training at Livingstone College. He earned the M.A. and PH.D. degrees at Cornell University. During his professional career, Doctor Samuel Edward Duncan served as teacher, athletic director, principal, state supervisor of Negro high schools and president of Livingstone College. Not only did he devote time to his profession, but he devoted a great deal of energy to organizations beyond the realm of employment. He held membership in the following: North Carolina Council of Churches, North Carolina Teachers Association (serving as president of these two organizations), North Carolina Board of Higher Education, U.S. Civil Rights Commission, Piedmont University Center, board of trustees of Palmer Memorial Institute, study commission of the Southern Regional Educational Board, State Welfare Board and the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. Doctor Duncan ' s name will be preserved in the annals of Livingstone College as the Builder . During his ten years of administration, several new buildings were constructed. Not only will he be remembered as the builder, but he will be remembered as a Friend. May his idea that Livingstone College is a place where no one gets lost live on. Because Doctor Samuel Edward Duncan had a dream he became the Builder , and because in his expression of friendUness he developed a heart that was very big , we dedicate in his memory the 1969 Livingstonian. In Grateful Recognition Acting President Dr. Victor J. Tulane assumed the role and responsibility of Acting President of Livingstone College. He ably stepped in and filled the position left vacant by the untimely death of President Duncan. Dr. Tulane showed that he was well abreast of the workings and functions of the President ' s office. So, Dr. Tulane, congratulations for a job well done! Dr. Victor J. Tulane Mrs. Ruth Anderson 6 F. George Shipman— President President F. George Shipman Dr. F. George Shipman was appointed Sixth President of Livingstone College on January 6, 1969. He was born June 1 1, 1919, in Clarkton, North Carolina and graduated from Central High School, Elizabethtown, North Carohna. He was married to Miss Louise McKoy, Clarkton, North Carohna on December 22, 1948. They have one child, Sheldon Rene. Dr. Shipman has specialized in the education of disadvan- taged students. During 1966-68 he served as consuUant for the U. S. Office of Education on the commission responsible for the NDEA Institute for advanced study in teaching disadvantaged youths. In his statement of educational philosophy, Dr. Shipman is quoted as saying In our society education is an equalizing force among men. It must be free and universally available to all segments of the population if our society is to continually reconstruct and maintain viable to the extent that each man is accorded full opportunity to maximize his potential individually and socially. I respect the individual for his worth and for what he is capable of becoming. The individual has immense promise for unlimited achievement and satisfaction under the Judea- Christian tradition. It is in this tradition that man may achieve his intellectual potential through the educative process and his social fulfillment through democratic procedures. 7 Office of the Dean Dr. J. C. Simpson Academic Dean Miss Elmira C. Cannon Student Secretary Mrs. Lula Holloway Secretary to the Dean 9 11 Business Office Mr. Arthur L. Jefferson Business Manager Mrs. Izetta R. Spencer Chief Accountant Mrs. Phyllis A. BeU Clerk-Typist Mrs. Jane M. Harris Secretary 12 Service to the student. Service to the employer. Service to the institution. This is the motto of the Career CounseHng and Placement Office. To the senior it is a gateway to the future; to the underclassmen, it is the hour of decision; to the employer, it is making his needs and operations known to the students and alumni and enabling him to visit and interview qualified appli- cants and to make contact with the professors and other personnel; to the institution, it is a challenge for cohesive relationships with faculty and staff and a dessiminator of data on program planning, business outlooks, statistical and factual data and numerous other service. Mrs. Doris Jones Director of placement Mrs. Edrina Turner Secretary 14 Jackie Dillingham Student Worker The Student Health Service was established to maintain and improve the physical and mental health of the students of Livingstone College. Over the years, Mrs. Reeves, the director, has seen the health center grow from a one room to a modern complex in a wing of Goler Hall. She dreams of the day when there will be an entire building to meet the health needs of the students on campus. The students can also rely on the medical attention of Salisbury-Rowan County, surrounding areas, and the state. On many occasions, Mrs. Reeves has taken students to Chapel Hill and the Duke Hospital. Student Health Worker Mrs. Lois Reeves Mrs. Reeves Instructor of Health 15 Library Mrs. Josephine P. Sherrill Librarian Miss Ella M. Hargett 16 The Andrew Carneige Library is one source of great pride at Livingstone College. The perpetual growth and renovation of the hbrary depicts the ideal that the institution endeavors to achieve. The library, one of the hot spots on campus has had major improvements over the past year, particularly in- side. $20,000 was appropriated for the interior renova- tion of the hbrary. Wall-to-wall carpeting was installed. Also along with that a book elevator. These two new installments has enchanced the environment of the h- brary. The library at the present has approximately 70,000 volumes. This does not include such materials as micro- films, filmstrips, and records, of which the library has a wide selection. It is an established fact that the library of any college is one of the most important structures in the hfe of the college. We as Livingstonians feel that our library with a ratio of over 80 volumes per student, is one of the best to be found at any college of our size. Mrs. B. M. Sell Reference Librarian Mrs. Minnie H. Clayton Assistant Circulation Librarian 17 m Livingstone College Department of Mathematics is continually expanding to give the students a broader scope of courses. The basic program is designed to offer the student the privilege to study the fundamental pro- cedures and techniques of the mathematical and techno- logical world in which we dwell. The department also offers preparation for those desiring to enter the field of secondary education. Mr. Grady Nelson, Jr. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Mr. Hodge Taylor Mathematics Mr. Oswald W. Harris Instructor of Mathematics 18 Mr. Levi V. Walker Assistant Professor of Biology Biology Department The Department of Biology seeks to develop interest and understanding in the biological sciences. This department has become one which is highly capable of needs of its students successfully compete in aU facets of the biology curriculum. Mr. David L. Shinholster Assistant Professor of Biology 19 Chemistry Department The Department of Chemistry is faced with the challenge of keeping its students up to date in the field of research chemistry and bio -chemistry. In doing so, this department stresses the development of scientific skills and techniques essential for efficiency in this area. Dr. Victor J. Tulane Chairman Natural Science Division 20 Mrs. Minnie M. Pemberton Instructor of Business Education Mrs. Oliie M. Sawyer Associate Professor of Business Education Business Department Religion Rev. Vernon Shannon Instructor of Religion Dr. Frank R. Brown Mr. Rodger Scales Dr. Harold Trigg I The preparation of the competent teacher is a vital task. The Department of Education and Psychology is fully aware of this responsibility, and this awareness is reflected in its conscientious efforts to provide a suitable program for graduates from this department. 22 History Department The Department of History teaches the students the lessons of the past so that they might build a better and more pleasant future. The department provides a well rounded curriculum of Historical study which provides a base for both professional endeavors and further study. Mr. Henry E. Jackson Assistant Professor of History Dr. David Faust American History Mr. Lenwood Davis History 23 Department of Social Science The ultimate aim of the Department of Division of Social Science is to produce well read students who have a sincere interest in the types of problems which beset the world today. Dr. Richard Sallet, Chairman Division of Social Science The Music Department Mr, Clark S. Coffin Assistant Professor of Music Miss Sandra E. Dixon Instructor of Music The Music Department is continually expanding to offer students a variety of courses. The fundamental program of the department is to give students the basics of music. This department has always been one of the main attractions to students enrolling at Livingstone. As the marching band, concert, and freshman choir continue to grow, the Music Department continues to thrive. Mr. James E. Evans, Jr. Assistant Professor of Music 25 Dr. Marvin D. Wigginton Professor of Music English Department K 1 1 The Department of English is recognized as a focal point in the college curriculum, because mastering the communication skills are so vital to_ success. This department offers instruction in such core courses as Freshman English, Advanced Compo- sition, Introduction to Speech, and World Literature. Those students who wish to specialize in the area are thoroughly exposed to an array of courses designed to properly dress them for competency as an English Major. Dr. Elnora Smith, Chairman Department of Humanities and English Mr. L. C. McCary Instructor 26 Department of Foreign Languages offer the student the values of speaking, writing, and reading the languages of French, Spanish and German. With this basic background students can broaden their knowledge of the culture of the civilization and understand its customs. Miss Charlotte Chatman, Chairman Department of Foreign Languages Mrs. Glenda Davis Instructor of French 28 29 Alexander, Phyllis Allen, Vanda Alston, Marian Artis, Stephanie Boyd, Cathy Brock, Ida Brown, Jesse Brown, Russelyne Butler, Era Baker, Gloria Banner, Cornelia Barnes, Benny Baron, Larry Basnight, Jean C. Battle, Patricia Bingham, Gaydell Blair, Micheal Bobo, Jacqueline Boone, Mamie Boone, Marcella 30 Campbell, Thomas Carree, Gerald Cheek, Mary Clinding, William Cobb, Lois Collins, Doreatho Connelly, Neal Cook, Constance Cooper, Jerry Cooper, Joyce Corry, Deborah Corry, Gloria Coulter, Pruella Cox, Donnie Crittenden, Allison Crowe, Walter Culberth, James Cuttingham, Diane Davis, Emma Davis, Nancy Dean, Ronald Dow ell, Wanda Dupree, Willian Durrah, Brenda 31 Ealy, Emanuel Early, Prayer Ellis, George Elliott, Thomas Erley, Barbara Faison, Anthony Fairley, Len Faucette, Annie Ferguson, William Flagg, Gail Fletcher, Reatha Flowers, Jow w Flowers, Mary French, James French, Rufus Fubler, Vaughn Gibson, Charles Gibbs, Dianna Gill, Deborah Givens, Hannah Graham, Delmar Green, Aleaf Harriston, Marion Hall, Katherine 32 Johnson, Rosetta Jolly, Donnie Jones, Delton Jones, Lenzie Jones, Ridick Kelly, Linda Kelly, William Killian, Purvis King, Robert Lawson, Irvin Leak, Josephine Lee, Reginald Ledbetter, Stanley Lewis, Brenda Lilly, Grier Lloyd, Helen Lomax, Patricia Long, Roberta McByrd, Shearlie McClain, Donald McCrorey, Gloria McDaniel, Hazel McDougal, Ernest McDougal, Joyce 35 35S McDougal, Lois McDuffey, Charles Mclver, Walter McLauchlin, Helen McNair, Jacquelyne McPhail, Belinda McRae, Lottie Mainor, Charlotte Marsh, Linda Meadows, Dorothy Melton, Larry Melton, Sylvia Come on in where it ' s freezing 36 i v Miller, Vickie Monroe, Jo Ann Moon, Gwendolyn Moore, John Mormon, Gwendolyn Morrown, Priscilla Murphy, Charlie Neal, Clifton Newton, Edward Paige, Phyllis Partee, Jean Patton, Joyce Perry, Leroy Pinanko, J. Osom Powe, Margaret Price, Perry Price, Raymond Ramsey, Roscoe Redd, Silas Reid, Ruth Reinhardt, Panell Richardson, Ethel Robinson, Priscilla Rollins, Shirley 37 1 Shoffner, Sarah Y. Smith Arlean Smith, James Smith, Joyce Smith, Shirley Smith, Walter Smoke, Andrew Spencer, Gwendolyn Stegall, Jeannette Stinson, John Stone, Frankie Stout, Carol Ann Strain, Clarence Stroudy, Willette Summers, Judy Templeton, Robert Terry, Daisy Totten, Ethel Trappier, Willia Vanloan, Joseph 38 Vincent, Antonia Vincent, Wesley Walker, Issac Walker, Margie Walker, Shirley WaUs, John Walser, Ronald Washington, Phillip Watkins, Edna Wilkerson, Gertha Wilkes, Parler Williams, Dorothy Williams, Kola Williams, Larry Williams, Linston Willis, Luther 39 41 Alexander, Annie Allen, Albert Anderson, Lucille Amos, George Anthony, Ruby Baldwin, Patricia Ballard, Sheila Barger, Mary Barger, Earl Barnes, Hildred Bates, Jessie Bell, Bobby BeU Katie Beard, Ingrid Blackwell, Clayvoni Blue, Constance Boler, Deborah Boney, Carolyn Bowman, Brenda Bowman, Fannie Bowden, Thelma Brandon, Robert Brayboy, Larry Breedlove, Gloria 42 Bristol, Lucious Brown, Delois Bryant, Peggy Bush, Maurice Byers, Edward Caraway, Gwendolyn C arrington, Paulette Cartwright, Shirley Cason, Fred Chamber, William Chapman, Cynthia Clegg, Eliza Clemens, Doris Clemmons, Laura Clodfelter, Brenda Cole, James Coleman, Arnette Coleman, Barbara Coley, Isaac Connor, Bobby Cornelius, Michael Craig, Harriet Crawford, Sybil Dawson, Archie 43 44 I Felton, Lillian Flowers, Levester Flythe, Myrtle Frye, Larry Garrin, Evelyn Gatewood, Ellen Geathers, Kenneth Geiger, Maybelle Gillespie, Rosalyn Golston, Miles Gooding, Diane Graham, Mary Grasty, Margie Graves, Roxie Greene, Janie Greene, Mary Brown, Samuel Gwynn, Jennifer Hairston, Irene Hall, Willie Mae Hamlin, Lew-Eleanor Hardin, Hattie Harris, Carroll Harris, Elizabeth 45 Harrison, Judith Harton, Janie Hankins, Jacquelyn Hawkins, Clarence Hicks, Larry Hines, Marcono Hobson, Lois Holder, Nannie Holland, Holly Huey, Ruby Huggins, Loretta Hunter, Allen Hunter, Annie Ingram, Vernell Izler, James Jackson, Thomas James, Dennis Jenkins, Dennis Jeffers, Lottie Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Mary Johnson, Philip Jones, David Jones, Esther 46 H Jones, Joyce Kellani, Mary King, Jerry King, Johnnie IGutz, Paul Lamb, Elizabeth Ledbetter, Alethea Ledbetter, Russell Lewis, Cleveland Lloyd, Leroy Lisby, Michael Lipscomb, Brenda Lipscomb, Marshall Long, Patricia Lomax, Deborah Love, Ralph Lowe, James McCaskill, Dalphne McClurkin, Freddie McDougal, Ronald McEachin, Nora McKinnon, Jeffery McKoy, Carlotta McLaughUn, Garland 47 McLeod, Carolyn McNair, Oliver McQuaige, Gloria Mack, Argress MaUoy, Alexander Maynard, Lucy Melvin, Mary Mendinghall, Joseph Miles Gloria Moffatt, Carol Monroe, Carolyn Moore, Beverly Moore, La Verne Moore, Linda Moore, Mildred Moore, Mildred Mosley, William Mumford, Mary Murdock, Beverly Neal, Deloris Nelson, Carrie Norwood, Paul Odom, Wanda O ' Neil, John 1 Parker, Cheryl Parker, Shirley Patterson, Fehce Patterson, James Patton, Maizie Peebles, Betty Perry, Ruby Petree, Barbara Pharr, Betty Phelps, Katrina Phillips, Jerry Pipkin, Margaret 4, Pollard, Ronald Pratt, Gurney Ratcliff, Saundra Rainey, Joseph Redfern, Joan Ribdley, Marcella Richardson, Carolyn Ridley, WiUie Robinson, Bessie Robinsot), Donnie Robinson, Joan Rogers, Ronald 49 Staley, Rosie Stanley, Winfred Stephens, Delphia Stowe, Carol Stubbs, Annie Sutton, Shelia Tabor, Willie Teal, Brenda Terry, Sandra Torain, Janie Tripp, Gwendolyn Van Plet, Ronald Vaughn, Richard Wallace, Clarence Ward, Alfonzer Warren, Cathleen 51 CARNEGJE LSBRARY UVmoSTOKZ COLLEGE SALJS3U3Y. N. C. 23 144 Allen, John Andrews, Raymond Arnette, Doris Arrington, Gwen Arrington, Warren Barber, Avery Baugham, Inita Baytop, Allen Beasley, Samuel Belton, Beverly Bennett, James Bess, Brenda Billingsley, Florence Bond, Vincent Boone, Doris 54 Brewington, Marvin Brown, Bertha Brown, Doris Brown, Evangelean Brown, Preston Burwell, Henry Butler, Guytanna Bykum, Linda Caldwell, Gloria Carr, Norma Carter, Tony Cauthen, Sandra Clark, Clarence Cockerham, James Colding, Frederick 55 Drummond, Larry Dye, George Ekemam, S. Chukukanne Ekpo, Aniefiok Elmore, Kate Felder, Harriet Fennell, Henry Fisher, Ruby Fletcher, Ronald French, Janice Cause, Diane Gholston, Marthenia Gill, Sandra Gloster, Ronald Graham, Janice 57 Grant, William Greenfield, Eugenia Griffis, La Verne Gwynn, Eugene Harper, Kitty Harrington, Lucille Henderson, Norma Herbert, Helen Hinton, Sharon HoUoway, Harris Holt, Margaret Holt, Sharon Hood, Betty Hooks, Jessie Hunt, J. 58 Hunter, Mary Hunter, Priscilla Hunter, Carrie Jackson, Johnny Jefferies, Romus Johnson, Ethel Jones, Aletha Jones, Ora Jones, Phyllis Jones, Yetter Jorden, Geraldine KendeU, G. Kennedy, Sharon Kinney, Larry Lacey, Doris 59 Leake, Thomascena Lewis, Theresa Lipford, Jennifer Lockett, Edward McCaskill, Adrian McClain, Marilyn McCrary, Sylvia McDaniels, Michael McDuffie, Jo Ann McFall, George Mclver, Lorraine McKeithan, Roger McKeller, Deidre McNair, Jonathan McNeil, Carolyn 60 Morrison, Mildred Morrow, Benjamin Moser, Mamie Mosley, Annie Mundy, Vivian Murrell, Daniel Gates, Blondeil Osborne, Helen Patterson, Katharine Payton, Joseph Perkins, Produs Perry, Stillwyn Petticolas, Augustus Polite, Jeannie Powell, Gerald 62 f ' i ■ f Price, Carrie Pyant, Robert Rainey, Selma Randell, Dewey Rattliff, Sandra Redfern, Theodore Rivers, Delores Roberts, Sadie Robertson, Mary Robinson, Betty Robinson, Rhonda Roebuck, Harriett Rogers, Sarah Rush, Margaret Salters, Margie 63 Saunders, James Sewell, Webster Shackelford, Diana Swiney, Willie Singleton, Barbara Silio, M. Yutulo Slade, Frederick Smith, John Smith, Rosylyn Speight, Walter Suber, Gwendolyn Sumner, Gwendolyn Summers, Mable Sutton, Sylvester Talford, WiUie 64 i Whiteside, Neva Wiley, Jerry Williams, Calvin lit wmk Williams, Janice Willie, June Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Sheila Wood, Johnny Woodard, Regina Wright, Tennyson Young, Albert 66 The Odd Couple Bobo, Raymond Breedlove, Janie Brown, Jane Butler, Roger Brown, Lois Bunch, William 69 70 71 73 3 75 McOwens, Carolyn McWhirter, Delcenia Mabry, Marcella MaU, Najma Mattox, Clara Mills, JoAnn 76 Where do you think I ' m going? ' Cool Mac? ' 77 79 C. Harris, C. Jackson, R. McDougald, G. Amos, J. White. One Cane! One Cane! Chapter Gamma Mu. Those Hot Sands! 83 ROW 1 : J. Josey, H. Roebuck, H. Osborne, C. Elliott, M. McDowell, D. Fortson, D. Boone, M. McClain, A. Thompson, G. Crawford. ROW 2: B. Forney, S. Thompson, B. Robinson, J. Willie, V. Leeper, E. Solomon, D. Cause, G. Foriest. On my way to Greekland 84 E. Gwynn, F. Cason, W. Webb 1 91 Sigma! Sigma! Till I die! T. Wright, W. Grant, J. McDowell, G. MiOer, J. Wiley, C. Keith p: Founding Date: January 5, 191 1 Scrollers Club Clarence Hawkes 92 Miss Livingstone and Court; Shirley Thompson, Felice Patterson, Majorie Warren, Regina Woodard and Judy Summers. Judy Summers Miss Freshmen Class Felice Patterson Miss Sophomore Class MISS LIVINGSTONE ' S COURT Regina Woodard Miss Junior Class 97 MISS HOMECOMING Esther Jones Attendant to Miss Football Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Shirley Thompson Miss Phi Beta Sigma Marion Ussery 102 Miss United Negro College Fund Mary Baldwin 104 MEN ' S ASSEMBLY ROW 1: W. Swiney, F. Cason, C. Lewis, ROW 2: J. Dodson, M. Brewington. 1 HARRIS HALL HOUSE COUNCIL C. Lewis, J. Dodson, R. McElrath, A. Petticolas, L. Walker 106 BURNS LITERARY SOCIETY ROW 1: R. Woodward, L. Pinder, G. Caldwell, N. Whitesides, J. Josey, K. Williams. ROW 2: J. Scales, S. Ekeman, D. Graham, H. Felder, M. McDowell, A. Clegg, R. McElrath, A. Petticolas. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: C. Chapman, C. Ellis, P. Carrington, B. Wilson; ROW 2: W. Swiney, G. Breedlove, Y. Young. 107 STUDENT NEA ROW 1: M. McClain,J. Josey, V. Mundy; R0W2: B. Brown, R. Fisher, E. Solomon, G. Butler; ROWS: P. LeGrand, A. Eaison;ROW 4: C. Jackson, G. Byrd. CARNEGIE LIBRARY CLUB D. Robinson, B. Brown, R. Price, V. Mundy, D. Barnes, R. Woodard, Miss Hargett. 108 JULIA B. DUNCAN PLAYERS The Julia B. Duncan Players is an active organization; there is hardly ever a time when the Players are not hard at work on a production. Among the productions this year was George OrweU ' s 1984 . Under the direction of Mr. Clyde Williams, the drama guild has received much praise. 110 CONCERT CHOIR ROW i ' V •M ' ' ' ' r? r T ' ' l ' n . x? ' S ' ' on, S. Jackson, J. Willie, A. Martin, C. Wylie. ROW 3: V. Morris, C. Graham, I. Coley, M. Bush. ROW 4: M. Jackson, J. Grey, T. Walker. - J- 112 THE L. C. MARCHING BAND ROW 1: Mr. Evans, T. Taylor, D. Jones, J. Grey, H. Barnes, A. Barber, L. Felton, D. James, J. Rainey, C. Graham. ROW 2: W. Dupree, L. Berry, E. McDougal, J. Howell, G. Webb, A. Mitchell, J. Watkins, D. Arnette, V. Mundy. ROW 3: C. McDuffie, A. Henderson, J. Ellison, J. Rosenbourgh, F. Patterson, R. Smith, S. Wilson, G. Wilkerson, J. Cockerham. ROW 4: I. Brock, B. Wilson, J. Willie, D. Clemmons, A. Baytop, R. GiUespie, B. Spencer, R. Pollard. ROW 5: J. Moore, G. Byrd, L. Kelly, J. Williams, C. Stout. ROW 6: B. Bell, S. Walker, C. Jackson, W. Taber, E. Jones, R. Vaughn, J. Smith, R. Pyant, A. Cason. ROW 7: G. Battle, A. Vincent, J. Redfern, J. Mendinghall. 113 FIRST ROW: J. Saunders; C. Boger; J. Dawson; P. McCloud ; S. Sutton; G. Smith; R. Bobo; A. AUen; R. Mosely; R. Perkins. SECOND ROW: S. Beasley; S Crosby; D. Hendrix; J. Jackson; L. Drummond; T. Marshall; L. Kinney; D. MurreU; L. Dye; C. Miller; E. Lockett. THIRD ROW: R. Van Pelt; R. Brandon; L. Hicks; J. Siler; Vernell Ingram; J. Henderson; K. Downing; G. Powell; R. McCray; W. CUnding. FOURTH ROW: I. Walker; J. Smith; M. Blair; L. Melton; A. Faison; R. Walser; M. McDaniel; I. Lawson; P. Price; G. Caree; H. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: R. Rice; R. Dean; R. Jones; W. Ferguson; K; Jefferies; P. Washington; C. Neal; A. Hilton. Saunder does a new dance? Saunders receives last minute instructions. 117 120 Player from the Bear Squad playing in the Shriners All-Star Game were: Ronald Mosely, Offensive Guard; Gregory Smith, Tackle; David Hendrix, Tailback. Playing for the Dallas Cowboys Gregory Smith LEFT-RIGHT (Sitting) E. Ervin, S. Ballard, E. RoweU, J. Johnson; (Standing) A. L. WUliams, Supervisor, L. Fulwood, B. J. Robinson, B. Murdock, S. McCray, D. Jones, E. Paterson, B. Spencer, S. Crawford, and N. Henderson. LEFT TO RIGHT: (front) D. Lomax, (First Row) L. Hobson, C. Brown, D. Howard; (Back Row) Montressa Boulware, Mary Baldwin, Gail Flagg. Watch Behind You!! Look at that form! 125 128 129 THE LIVINGSTONIAN STAFF Ingrid Beard 130 Really I don ' t know why I didn ' t My! What Feet! 133 Hey! Hey! I feel alright TEE! TEE! You really think that? 134 135 The PR woman 136 Overparking in a No Parking Zone This should fi t ! 139 Senior ACKERMAN, RUTH YVONNE 10915 Lee Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Major: Elementary Education Activities: Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; S.N.E.A. ALEXANDER, CAROLYN MAE 828 W. Monroe Street Rutherfordton, N. C. Major: History Activities: Off-Campus Women ' s Assembly; Women ' s Assembly Council; Missionary Society; Off- Campus Student Assembly ALLEN, ALFONZO McKINLEY 817 West 26th Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Major: Social Studies Activities: Football Team; Art Club; Lampodas Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; S.N.E.A. BALDWIN, MARY ELIZABETH 905 Poplar Street Wilson, N. C. Major: Business Education Activities: Freshman Choir; Off-Campus Women ' s Assembly; Cheering Squad BARNES, DELORES 100 Broadway 129 Oak Ridge, Tennessee Major: Business Education Activities: Commercial Club; French Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Babcock Hall House Council; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Student National Education Assoc. BATTLE, GEORGE EDWARD Route 4, Box 366 Rocky Mount, N. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Student Government; Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity, Inc.; Pan Hellenic Council; Band BERNARD, DONALD 133 1 1th Avenue Newark, N. J. Major: History i rectory Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; JuHa B. Duncan Player; Spanish Club; Intramural Sports; College Chorus; College Octet; Superbs BERRY, JR. LEMUEL 93 West 7th Street Burlington, N. J. Major: Music Education Activities: Band; Chorus; Choral Union; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Male Chorus, M.E.N.C.; Inter- collegiate Music Assoc.; SaUsbury Symphony Orchestra BERRY, JAMES Rte. 1 Pinnacle, N. C. Major: Social Studies Activities: Basketball Team; Captain of Varsity Basket- ball Team BOBO, RAYMOND OSBORNE 301 Austin Street Spartanburg, S. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Football Team; Spanish Club; Block L Club BOND, GERTHA MAE Rte. 1, Box 382 Edenton , N. C. Major: French Activities: French Club; Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Pep Squad BREEDLOVE, JANIE MAE 130 Aberdeen Street Rochester, New York Major: Sociology Activities: Women ' s Athletic Assoc.; Year-book Staff; Spanish Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. BROWN, LOIS MARIE P. O. Box 59 Stanley, N. C. Major: Biology Activities: WAA; Babcock House Council; Women ' s Assembly BUNCH, WILLIAM APHEUS 140 Senior 317 Snellings Street Raleigh, N. C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Julia B. Duncan Players; Men ' s Assembly; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Student Government; Lampodas Club; Class Officer; Commercial Club BUNN, NORA JEAN 505 King Drive Goldsboro, N. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Freshman Choir; Women ' s Assembly; Senior Choir; Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Pep Squad i rectory CHEEK, AUSTRALIA ESTELLE Rte. 2, Box 120 Robbins, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: Vice President S.N.E.A.; Women ' s Assem- bly; Prayer Meeting Choir; House Council; Booster Club; Class Officer CLEGG, ADA ANN Rte. 1, Box 191 West End, N. C. Major: English Activities: Burns Literary Society; French Club; Julia B. Duncan Players; Journalism Club; S.N.E.A. BYRD, JR. GEORGE ANDREW 652 Gunn Street Burlington, N. C. Major: Biology Activities: Marching and Concert Band; Student NEA; German Club; Harris Hall House Council; Tutorial Program CARMICAL, LOVIE ROGERSTINE 418 Crater Street Burlington, N. C. Major: Music Education Activities: M.E.N.C.; Choir; Band; French Club CARMON, ELMIRA CELESTE 617 Delafield PL N.W. Washington, D. C. Major: Business Education Activities: Yearbook Staff; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Julia B. Duncan Players; Cheerleader; Commercial Club CARR, BARBARA SHUEMAKE 202 N. Long Street East Spencer, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: S.N.E.A. CASON, ANDREW ALPHONZO Rte. 1, Box 238 Morven, N. C. Major: Chemistry Activities: Freshman Choir; Concert Choir; Concert Band; Marching Band; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Pan-Hellenic Council CLINTON, BETTY RUTH 155 Goulding Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. Major: Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club; School Band; Pyramid Club; Yearbook Staff; Women ' s Assembly; Fresh- man Planning Committee; Choir; Sculpture Club (Art) CORNWALL, RONALD PEARSON 13141 2 W. Horah St. Salisbury, N. C. Major: History and PoUtical Science Activities: Spanish Club; Dodge Hall House Council; Student Government Assoc.; JuHa B. Duncan Players; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; Move- ment for Black Unity; Chess Club CORPENING, ALVIN CECIL Route 7, Box 157 Morganton, N. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Student Government Assoc. CORRELL, VERONICA JEAN 3831 Sawyer Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Off-Campus Women ' s Campus Women ' s Assembly; Student Commission; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Stu- dent Government Assoc. 141 Senior COSTON, HARRIETT ANN R.F.D. 2, Box 214 Edenton, N. C. Major: History Activities: Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Student Government Assoc.; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Student Court CRAWFORD, GWENDOLYN 708 East Elm St. Goldsboro, N. C. Major: Biology Activities: House Council; Women ' s Assembly; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Student Government Assoc.; Senior Counselor; French Club; Ivy Leaf Club; College Concert Choir CURETON, RUTH NEELY 1229 Old Wilkesboro Road Salisbury, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: S.N.E.A.; Off-Campus Council; NAACP DAVIS, ARMENTRIS JO-ANN S.R. 159, Box 84 Charleston, W. Va. Major: Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club; Spanish Club; NAACP; Julia B. Duncan Players; Yearbook Staff DAVIS, SUZETTE H. Rte. 4, Box 43 Salisbury, N. C. Major: History Activities: Student Government; Women ' s Assembly; Freshman Choir; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Missionary Society; Marching Band; French Club; Julia B. Duncan Players DEESE, GRADY 419B S. Caldwell St. Marshville, N. C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Commercial Club; Intramural Basketball and Softball EASON, GLORIA COLOTHA Rte. 1, Box 294 i rectory Sunbury, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: S.N.E.A.; Missionary Society; Residence HaU Counselor FANIEL, THOMAS CHENAULT 270 Palm Street Hartford, Conn. Major: Elementary Education Activities: Spanish Club; S.N.E.A.; Choral Union; Octet; House Council; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Track FANT, KAREN G. 7202 Mt. Vernon Street Pittsburgh, Penn. Major: Elementary Education FORIEST, GARCELIA Rte. 1, Box 109 Pendleton, N. C. Major: Mathematics Activities: Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; SNEA; Senior Counselor; Women ' s Assembly; Prayer Meeting Choir FORNEY, BESSIE MARIE 308 Sacco Street Belmont, N. C. Major: Mathematics Activities: WAA; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; SNEA; Yearbook; General Mathematics Study Group FORTSON, DIANE PATRICA 337 Watkins Street Augusta, Ga. Major: History Activities: French Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Julia B. Duncan Players; S.N.E.A.; Senior Counselor; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities FREEMAN, DORIS ELAINE Route 2, Box 64 Chesnee, S. C. Major: Business Education Activities: Goler Hall House Council; Spanish Club; Commercial Club; Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Women ' s Assembly; Senior 142 Senior Counselor; Summer Commission; Summer Court; Student Government Assoc.; Pan-Hellenic Council GILES, GLORIA MAE Route 1, Box 38 Tappahannock, Virginia Major: Social Studies Activities: Spanish Club; Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority GRAHAM, CHARLES 1 20 Rogers Road Middletown, Connecticut Major: Music Education Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Concert Band; Marching Band i rectory Major: Sociology Activities: Julia B. Duncan Players; Pre-Theological Union; Tennis Team HOLLAND, JOHNNY LINDO 1008 East Main Lincolnton, N. C. Major: Biology Activities: Yearbook Staff HOLLOWAY, CLEMENTINE M. 803 New York Street Kinston,N.C. Major: Business Education Activities: Alpha Kappa Sorority, Inc.; Commercial Club GREEN, MAMIE P. 1541 Picquet Ave. Augusta, Ga. Major: Mathematics Activities: French Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; S.N.E.A.; General Mathematics Study HAILEY, HOWARD LEWIS 307 East Hampton Ave. Spartanburg, S. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Football Team; Spanish Club HAMMOND, WOODROW 718 Taylor St. Lancaster, S. C. Major: History Activities: French Club; Omega Psi Phi Frat., Inc.; Harris Hall Council; Steering Committee Fresh- man Ball; S.N.E.A. HARDIN, ELAINE OGRADUS 316 Messner Street Salisbury, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: Spanish Club; Women ' s Assembly; Student NEA HELMS, RAYMOND 52 Prospect Ave. Bayonne, N. J. HOLT, DORIS CHEARY 129 S. Lloyd St. Salisbury, N. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Sociology Club HOSCH, BARBARA JEAN 1432W. Horah Salisbury, N. C. Major: Elementary Education JACKSON, CHESTER MARSHALL 2 1 Weeks Avenue Oyster Bay, N. Y. Activities: Concert Choir; Marching Band; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Sphinx Club JACKSON, MARSHALL LORENZA Rte. 2, Box 463 La Grange, N. C. Major: Mathematics Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Yearbook Staff; Concert Choir; Men ' s Choir; Octet. JACKSON, SYLVIA KATHLEEN 1 138 Morse Street N.E. Washington, D. C. Major: Music Activities: MENC; Concert Choir; Yearbook Staff: Cheerleader; Freshman Choir. 143 Senior JEFFERS, LOTTIE OPHELIA Rte. 7, Box 279 Burlington, N. C. Major: Mathematics Activities: Archonian Club; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; Commercial Club; Spanish Club; Pan-Hellenic Council JEFFREYS, CONSTANCE LITTLE 1405 Standish Street Salisbury, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: SNEA; Off-Council Council JOSEY, JESSYE ELIZABETH 326 Morrow Avenue Monroe, N. C. Major: English Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Ivy Leaf Club; Burn ' s Literary Society; S.N.E.A.; Livingstone ' s Newspaper Staff; Goler Hall House Council; Julia B. Duncan Players KEITH, III, CHARLES NICKALAS 1417 N. Carlies Philadelphia, Penn. Major: History Activities: Scroller Club; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity LEA, IDA MAE P. O. Box 462 Yanceyville, N. C. Major: Mathematics Activities: S.N.E.A.; French Club; General Math Study Group; Women ' s Assembly LASSITER, DELANO ROOSEVELT Route 1, Box 183 Gates, N. C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Spanish Club; Commercial Club; Men ' s Assembly; Student Government; Class Officer LEEPER, VIVIAN MAGDALENE 205 Sacco Street Belmont, N. C. Major: Mathematics Directory Activities: Ushers ' Guild; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; S.N.E.A.; Yearbook Staff; General Mathematics Study Group; Alpha Kappa Mu LeGRAND, PEGGY ANN Route 1, Box 125 Biscoe, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: S.N.E.A. McARTHUR, VERA LEE 1714 N. Capitol Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: S.N.E.A.; Julia B. Duncan Players; Women ' s Assembly McDowell, john robert 263 Dutch Cove Road Canton, N. C. Major: History Activities: Scroller Club; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Freshman Choir; Vice President of Hood Hall McDowell, Margaret delores 809 Washington Street Statesville, N. C. Major: Enghsh Activities: Commercial Club; Julia B. Duncan Players; Burns ' Literary Society; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Pan-Hellenic Council; SNEA; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities; Journahsm Club McELRATH, RONALD MAYNARD 1 53 Burton Street Asheville, N. C. Major: English Activities: President of Freshman Class; Football and track team; President of Journalism Club; Presi- dent of Harris Hall House Council; Student Government Association; Burns Literary Society; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity ; Pan-Hellenic Council; Sports Editor of Newspaper Staff; Freshman Choir; Pre-Alumni Association; Julia B. Duncan Player 144 Senior [ McOWENS, CAROLYN WARRENE 1354 St. Madan Street Mobile, Ala. Major: Music Education Activities: MENC; Freshman Choir; Senior Choir; Women ' s Assembly; President of Babcock Hall House Council; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Missionary Society; Library Club McWHIRTER, DELCENIA 331 N. Market Street Lancaster, S. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: SNEA MABRY, MARCELLA LEE P. O. Box 412 Dante, Virginia Major: Sociology Activities: Julia B. Duncan Players; Missionary Society; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Burns Literary Society ; Women ' s Assembly MALL, NAJMA INAYAT 5002 Hunt Street N.E., No. 31 Washington, D. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Spanish Club; Foreign Students Association MATTOCKS, CLARA M. Route 1 , Box 208 Merritt, N. C. Major: Business Education Activities: Commercial Club MILES, JEWEL ETTA 2405 Glenn Avenue Winston-Salem, N. C. Major: French Activities: French Club; Spanish Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority ; Pyramid Club MILLER, BETTY BERNICE 629 Belle Court Harvey, Illinois Major: Business Administration Activities: College Concert Choir; Delta Sigma Theta MILLS, JOANN P.O. Box 171 i rectory Brevard, N. C. Major: Music Education Activities: M.E.N.C.; Freshman Choir; Concert Choir; College Octet; Zeta Phi Beta; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil MITCHELL, ANNIE JERUSHA Rte. 1, Box 85 Blanch, N. C. Major: Biology Activities: Marching Band; Prayer Meeting Choir; J.B.D. Players; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority MORRIS, DOROTHY Rte. 4, Box 135 Concord, N. C. Major: History Activities: Ivy Leaf Club; Spanish Club; Drama Guild; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority MORRISON, NANCY IRENA 712 Grace Street Salisbury, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: Off-Campus Assemblies; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority ; Who ' s Who ; S.N .E. A. PETERKIN, CONSTANCE IRIS 1015 E. Edgerton Street Dunn, N. C. Major: Mathematics Activities: Ivy Leaf Club; Student NEA; General Math Study Group PINDER, LORETTA LOUISE 2250 Cody Street Hollywood, Florida Major: English Activities: Burns Literary Society; French Club; Women ' s Assembly PITTS, MICHAEL LARRY 1753 Swan Drive Macon, Georgia Major: History and Political Science Activities: NAACP; Julia B. Duncan Players; Student Government Assoc.; Newspaper Staff; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 145 Senior PLEMMER, YVONNE DELORES Rte. 3, Box 415-B Tarbor, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: French Club; WAA; Pep Squad REED, LARRY 41 Westland Street Hartford, Conn. Major: Sociology Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha; Pan-Hellenic Council; Concert Choir; Male Chorus; Freshman Choir REID, MABLE DELIANIA Rte. 4, Box 422 1-A Virginia Beach, Va. Major: Social Studies Activities: French Club; Pep Squad; Burns Literary Society RICHMOND, PEDRO CEASA 21 Van Corlear PI. New York, N. Y. Major: Mathematics Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Mathematics Club; Band SCALES, JERRY MICHAEL Box 105 Stoneville, N. C. Major: EngHsh Activities: Pre-Theological Union; Burns Literary Society; Men ' s Assembly SHIPMAN, SYLVIA ROSE 210 Phillip Street Whiteville, N. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Spanish Club; Women ' s Assembly SMITH, GREGORY ROBESON 1805 Bruckner Blvd. Bronx, N. Y. Major: History Activities: Pan-Hellenic Council; Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity; Football Team; Concert Choir; Male Chorus; Usher Guild; Student Government Association SMITH, HOPIE DELORES 521 S. Bloodworth Street i rectory Raleigh, N. C. Major: Social Studies Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Spanish Club; Women ' s Assembly; Political Science Club SOLOMON, ERNESTINE General Delivery Emerson, Ga. Major: Mathematics Activities: S.N.E.A.; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; General Math Study Group TALFORD, WILLE MARY 1312 Kenly Street Salisbury, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; Spanish Club; S.N.E.A. THOMPSON, ARNOLIA 10 Vernell Ave. Asheville, N. C. Major: Chemistry Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Julia B. Duncan Players; Spanish Club THOMPSON, LARRY LEE P. O. Box 85 Graham, N. C. Major: Chemistry THOMPSON, SHIRLEY ANN 832 S. 41st Street Louisville, Kentucky Major: English Activities: Burns Literary Society ; WAA; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority ; Women ' s Assembly THORTON, LUCY EILEEN 5002 Midwood Ave. Baltimore, Maryland Major: English Activities: Burns Literary Society; Newpaper Staff TOLIVER, SANDRA 1001 Pine Street Clifton Forge, Va. Major: Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club; Spanish Club; Student Life Committee 146 Senior WARREN, MARJORIE 218 Columbia Street Chester, S. C. Major: Social Studies Activities: German Club; Student Government; Women ' s Assembly; Pyramid Club; Miss Living- stone WHITE, ADA M. 309 Hulett Street Schenectady, N. Y. Major: Social Studies Activities: Missionary Society; Yearbook Staff; Art Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority WHITENER, DOROTHY CARROLL P. O. Box 309 Denver, N. C. Directory Major: Sociology Activities: Julia B. Duncan Players; Prayer Meeting Choir; French Club WILLIAMS, GRACE LILLIAN 530 Oneida PI., N.W. Washington, D. C. Major: Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club; Spanish Club; Yearbook Staff; Juha B. Duncan Players WILSON, MILES EARNEST Rte. 1, Box 20 Grimesland, N. C. Major: Biology Activities: Student Court; Juha B. Duncan Players; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Who ' s Who; Art Club; Student Government Association; German Club 147 Compliments of Salisbury ' s Finest Fashion Center 200 S. Main St. 633-0421 Compliments of BISHOP C. LEONARD JEWELRY COMPANY 120 South Main Street CompUments of MCLAUGHLIN ' S GROCERY 1210 West Monroe St. Comphments of the HOLIDAY INN ' Your Host from Coast to Coast Rt. 85 Salisbury, North Carolina Compliments of ANDREWS BAKERY Compliments of PET DAIRY INC. Pet Homogenized Vitamin D. Fresh Milk Pet Grade A Pasteurized Milk Pet Chocolate Milk Pet Grade A Buttermilk Pet Cottage Cheese Pet Ice Cream W. Innis St. Ext. 636-3922 Salisbury, North Carolina 1009 West Innes 636-0961 148 Compliments of E. B. BARGAR ' S GROCERY 1010 West Horah Street 633-9691 Compliments of ZIMMERMAN ' S 1 10 N. Main Street 636-6880 Compliments of NEHI BEVERAGE CO. Milford HOls Road 633-4121 Compliments of ROSES STORES, INC. Rowan Mall 636-7842 Compliments of ROWAN DAIRY CO. 1354 W. Innes St. 6364011 Compliments of CORKIE- BIBBY- KATHY- 828 West Horali St. 149 ii■ ;,v jg!l l!!v ? . 1