Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1971 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA CO-EDITORS WILLIAM MOSLEY DOUGLAS RUFFIN 1971 Foreword Man ' s development can be marked by reflecting on his past mistakes, present accomplishments, and future goals. We assert that Livingstone College is continuing to progress by learning from her past mistakes, her present accomphshments, and is steadily working toward a better future, which will equip her graduates to negotiate the systems of an ever changing world. With this in mind, we the staff of the 1971 edition of the LIV- INGSTONIAN present to you in pictures reflections of Living- stone ' s past, views of her present, and glimpses of her future. Douglas Ruffin William Mosley 2 I Do Not Care How Dark the Night I Beheve in the Coming of the Morning Dr. Joseph C. Price 3 Miss Rountree as she receives the Jennie Smallwood Price Award for 1970. An insight into Miss Rountree ' s devotion and interest in Liv- ingstone may best be expressed in her own words: As a hbrarian I firmly believe that the dissemination of knowledge is viable in a college situation with friendly coercion — particularly Livingstone College. I believe in the youth of Livingstone. They are aggressive and involved and their participation in the democratic process will prepare them for the pohtical, rehgious and civic arena of their final communities. I am above 30 the ancient age so this honor is accepted with humility. However, my normal approach to dialogue with students, disciphnary action when needed, ad- vice and counseling whenever accepted. The library assistance I am trained to give will continue. Miss Louise M. Rountree was born in Barnwell, South Carolina. She received her A.B. from Morris Col- lege, Sumter, South Carolina, her B.L.S. from the Atlanta University School of Li- brary Service, Atlanta, Georgia, and her M.L.S. from Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. Miss Rountree has been employed as a teacher at Estill High School and as a teacher librarian at Allendale County High School, both of which are in South Caro- lina. At Livingstone she has served as Assis- tant Librarian, Assistant Professor of Li- brary Science, Acting Head Librarian, and Head Librarian. During her tenure at Livingstone, she has co-advised the Y.W.C.A., held membership in the Religious Life Committee, been Sec- retary of Committee on Fraternities and Sororities, and has served on the Library Committee. In the way of organizations. Miss Roun- tree holds membership in the American Library Association, Southeastern Library Association, North Carolina Library Asso- ciation, Rowan Citizens for better Libra- rians, Rowan County Library Association, and the American Association of University Women. Miss Rountree ' s professional contribu- tions include several publications among which are six bibliographies: An Anno- tated Bibliography on Joseph C. Price, An Annotated Bibliography on Living- stone College, An Annotated Bibhogra- phy on James E. K. Aggrey, Collectors item Bibliography on Slavery, The Ameri- can Negro and African Studies, and Multi-Cultures. A pamphlet entitled Blue Bear Trax, Highlights of the Liv- ingstone College Blue Bear Football record, The Negro American Citizen, and Stu- dents Guide to the Library. 5 Dedication William Mance Gilliam Former President of the General Alumni Association 6 Mr. Gilliam as he turns the first spade of soil symbolic of the dedication of the Jennie Smallwood Price Azalea Trail in Livingstone ' s Poets and Dreamers Garden. William Mance Gilliam was born to Marcellius and Sallye Gilliam in Newber- ry, South Carolina. He is presently married to the former Naomi Wilhams and is the father of three children and the grandfather of four grandchildren. Mr. Gilliam is a graduate of Livingstone College and in 1956 graduated from the National Insurance Association School in Agency Management. His career began in 1928 with the North Carohna Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany. His positions with North Carohna Mutual included jobs as Agent, Assistant Manager, Agency Supervisor, and Assistant to the Agency Director. He retired on December 31, 1969, ending thirty-one years of service. He is very active in local and civic affairs. Mr. GilUam has served as President of the General Alumni Association and Treasurer of the Local Chapter of the Alumni Association of Livingstone College. He served as a delegate to the Gen- eral Conference of the A.M.E. Zion Church for the years, 1936, 1956, and 1960. He was also a delegate to the 1964 and 1968 conferences. In 1963 he was awarded a plaque and citation from Livingstone College for outstanding alumni activities during the year 1962. 7 Dedication Miss Julia Belle Duncan Registrar Miss Julia Belle Duncan first became asociated with Livingstone College as a student. In 1923 she worked as a student aid to the registrar. She received her A.B. Degree from Livingstone College, after which she was appointed Acting Reg- istrar from 1925-1936 by President W. J. Tent. The following year she began her services as full time registrar. From 1936-1957. she served in the dual capacity of registrar-treasurer. Since 1958 her position has reverted to the single role of Regis- trar. Along with her job as registrar, she presently serves on the Lycem Committee, the Advisory Council, the Athletic Committee, the Committee on Admissions and Exclusions, the College Cooperative development program, the Curriculum — Catalogue Committee, and the Scholarship and Honors Committee. Miss Duncan is afl[iliated with many civic and religious organizations. She served in 1964 as Group Chairman of Rowan United Fund Campaign and is pres- ently the treasurer of the Alumni Development Fund. Miss Duncan at the Dedication of the Sun Dail to her brother, the late Dr. S. E. Duncan For her contributions to Livingstone College, Miss Duncan has received numer- ous awards. To mention just a few, she received a plaque from the Julia B. Dun- can Players in 1956 for her support to this outstandmg drama guild which bears her name. In 1968 she received the Jennie Smallwood Price Award from the Women ' s Assembly, and in 1970 the Alumni Meritorious Service Award from the General Alumni Association. To many Livingstonians, she is fondly known as L. C ' s Walking Encyclo- pedia , because of her first-hand knowledge of events which have marked Living- stone ' s growth and development. For her long service and tireless devotion. Miss Duncan is indeed a valuable asset to the Livingstone College Community. 9 Sixth President of Livingstone College F. George Shipman 1970- 10  V I ' l M I!I M ' ' g ! V ' ' IT t WM I IW I| M|| i ) l l l | W W I F U I M Ii;i!I UII jPI I .W  ll l | l||)W President Greets Foreign Students Secretary to President 12 Dr. Tulane has been very inspirational in assuming his duties as assistant to the President. In addition, Dr. Tulane holds the positions of Chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences and professor of Chemistry. 13 Dean of College Dr. J. C. Simpson Dr. J. C. Simpson, Dean of Academics, is noted for his unyielding interest in students ' educational welfare and total development. He has earned the respect of every member of the Livingstone College family. Dean of Students And Personnel 16 Secretary to Dean Mrs. Annie Pruitt Secretary to Rev. French Assistant-Secretary Student-Secretary Mrs. Doris Correll Assistant Secretary 17 Shirleen Watkins Student Secretary Business Office Reflections Past — Present — Future LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE takes on a new look, an interesting balance of the old and the new. Livingstone College, being mindful of its past, is built upon a proud heritage to insure its students of a bright and promising future. Livingstone has grown from classrooms, instructors, and students into one of the fastest growing Black Institutions in the South today. Here we see a reflection of Livingstone ' s past turn into a glimpse of its bright future! Part I 22 It has undergone a massive building program at a cost of over $250,000.00 to increase the 23 Livingstone continues to grow iBSiiiiiiS ■ ■■■IB I I I I I I I S. E. Duncan Science-Mathematics Building — 1967 Social Science — 1968 25 . . . ,,„ . , . ... ... ...... -- ..-.■.«■ - . ' .-y, ,.,,.-.■;■ A man without a knowledge of himself is like a tree without roots. Heritage House houses the knowl- edge of the past needed to build a bright and promising future for the students of Livingstone College. (1969) Babcock Hall, once the newest dormitory, has given up this title to the New Residence Hall, built to accommodate the growing student body of Livingstone College. It now houses sophomore and junior girls. (1962) 27 Expressions A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words Why! Why! Why! Why Me! Words cannot explain. How we feel about our daily bread! 30 FACULTY AND DEPARTMENTS The curriculm is designed to broaden the general education and background of the student, and at the same time to broaden and deepen the area of concentra- tion in which the student may prepare for his Ufe ' s profession or vocation. The curriculm is so flexible as to give the individual student the maximum amount of freedom in the selection of a program of course to meet his particular needs. The academic program is divided into two groups — first, a basic group of liberal stud- ies designed for the general education of all students; second, a group of special- ized courses leading to preparation for some occupational or professional field. In order to provide a well-rounded education for its students, Livingstone College offers courses leading to degrees in the following areas: Sociology History Social Studies Political Science Biology Chemistry Mathematics ' English French Music Business Education Elementary Education Biology Department Chemistry Department Department Of Education Psycholog Mrs. Blue Dr. Frank R. Brown Department Of Business Education Mrs. O. M. Sawyer, Head Dept. of Business Education OO0OOOOOOOO 00000000093 ®0OGOOOO0f©® Mr. P. Y. Soong 39 Mrs. M. M. Pemberton Department Of Physical Education Mr. Morris Wiggins Foreign Language Department Mr. William Turner, French Dr. Karlis Dzelzitis, German Not Pictured: Miss Charlotte Chatman, French Mrs. Victoria Yates, Spanish Department Of Political Science And Geography Dr. Richard Sallet, Chairman PoUtical Science Not Pictured: Mr. W. B. Mitchell, Economics 46 Mr. Ford, Geography History Department Not Pictured: Miss B. J. Verbal, Chairman Mr. Henry Jackson Dr. Faust 47 Mrs. Diane Whites Not Pictured: Mrs. Hairston Dr. Heckert, Chairman Dr. Whitener Mr. Yadav 49 Senior Class Judith Harrison — President Class Officers President — Judith Harrison Vice-Pres. - Willie Webb Secretary — Peggy Simmons Treasurer — William Mosley Miss Senior — Argress Mack Advisors — Mrs. Doris Jones Mr. N. Baker Colors — Blue Yellow r Miss Livingston Lew-Eleanor Hamlin Miss UNCF Rep. Janie Torain 50 53 61 Harris, Elizabeth Harrison, John Harrison, Judith Hicks, Larry 62 McLaughlin. Garland ■lf« ffc,i McLeod, Carolyn McNair, Oliver 67 Moore, Linda 68 Parker, Cheryl Pebbles, Betty 71 Rowell, Emily 73 74 75 Tripp, Gwendolyn 76 Webb, Willie 77 Miss Livingstone and boyfriend. Senior Majorettes — D. Clemmons F. Patterson E. Jones Romus Jefferies Senior Cheerleaders — G. Turner G. Arrington 81 Juniors President . . . Joe J. Flowe rs Vice-President . . . Charles Z. Robinson Advisor . . . Mr. Pollard Miss Junior . . . Vickie Miller Colors . . . Purple and White 82 Adams, Patra Alston, Marion Artis, Stephanie Banner, Ann Barrin, Larry Battle, Patrica Bobo, Jacqueline Boone, Mamie Boone, Marcella Boyd. Cathy Bristol, Michael Russelyne. Brown Bryant, Barbara Cheek, Mary Cherry, John Collins, Doretha Cook, Connie Cooper, Joyce Corry, Deborah Cox, Donnie Davis, Alice Davis, Nancy Dupree. William Durrah, Brenda Ellis, George Efferson, Suzette Erby, Barbara Faucette, Annie Fenner, Clarine Flowers, Joe Flowers, Mary Fountain, Carolyn French, James French. Rufus Fubler, Vaughn Givens. Hannah Green. Louise Gunnings, Cynthia Hairston, Marian Hammiel, Dorethea Harris, Deborah Hatcher, Zenobia 83 Henderson, Cleomis Henderson, Joe Hilton, Allen Hodges, Janice Hooper, Gail Howell, Eulalia Hunter, Constance Hunter, Ulysses Isler, Fredrick James. Vemetta Jameson, Martha Johnson, Jackie Leak, Josephine Lilly, Grier Mack, Alphia McCrorey, Gloria McLaughlin, Helen McNair, Jacquard Meadows, Dorothy Means, Barbara Melton, Sylvia Mensah. Seth Moore, John Miller, Vickie Morrow, Priscilla Murani, John Murphy, Charlie Perry, Leroy Powe, Margaret Price, Perry Ramsey, Roscoe Reid, Ruth Reinhardt. Darnell Richardson, Ethel Robinson, Charles Rollins, Shirley Rorie, Lillian Ross, Edward Screen, Eleanor Smith, James Smith, Joyce Smith, Shirley Jr - W Y Jm 1 TIP 84 Smoke, Andrew Strain. Clarence Summers, Judy Spencer, Gwendolyn Taylor, Christine Totten, Ethel Trappier, Willa Tyler, Robert Vincent. Antonia Vincent, Wesley Walker. Margie Wall. John Walser. Ronald Watkins. Edna Washington, Phillip Wilkerson, Gertha Williams, Dorothy Williams, Kaola 85 Ardrey, Ray Arrington, Marhta Avery, Arthur Bates, John Bell, Cazzie Belton, Andrew Bethea, Monteenia Blue, Carolyn Boler, Rachel Bolo, Chancy Bracey, Luke Brown, Leamon Bowden, Dorothy Brantley, Velma Brooks, Darrell Brown, Delois Chapman, Andrew Clybom, Sandra Cole, Quanda Coleman. Clinton Cook, Gloria Cooper, Norman Copeland, Jeriletha Covington. Haywood Cullom. Jacqueline Dalton. Mary Daniels, Jacquelm Davis, Juanda Davis, Sidney Dawson, Antoinette Dillingham. Lamont Doe, Shirley Dunston, Furillo Eatman. Lola EUerbe, Carolyn Elmore, Wyonella Ennis, Sandra Eubanks, Chester Farrar, John Flythe, Harry Fox, Janice Funchess, John 87 Gatewood, Lillian Gill, Jimmy Gilmore, George Grantham, Leonard Grasty, Beatrice Gwynn, Patrica Hall, Victor Harris, Gene Harris, Patrica Hawthrone, Vera Henderson, Janice Henderson, Marsha Hendrix, Connie Hicks, Gloria Hill. Lilhan Hollis, Mary Hoover, Marjorie Hoggard, Almira Howard, Betty Jeter, David Jimerson, Reginald Johnson, Doris Johnson, John Johnson, Robert Jones. Doris Jones, Georgia Jones, Mairlyn Kersey, Cleveland Landrum, Larry Leak, Sarah Leazer, Roy Legget. Elaine Lewis, Bennie Lewis. Leroy Littlejohn, Horace Long, Mary Lovett, Charles McAllister, Larry McClung, Leonard McCoy, Timothy McEachin, Willie McLaughlin, Carolyn McNeely, Van McPhail, Antonia Mack, Charletie Mann, Charles Mas.sey, Jackie Matthews, Derek Miller, Julius Miller, Linda Monroe, Kenneth Moore, Anthony Morrow, Charles Morrison, Charles Mudd, Jerry Munford, Walter Murray, Bill Myers , Roy Neal, Robert Noble, Gregory Norman, Valda Parker, Nancy Polk, Louis Price, Shelia Ray, Billy Rue, Minola Rhodes, Dorothy Riche, Elizabeth Roberson, Margaret Robinson. Linda Rogers, Wanda Rollins, Ronnie Ruth. Mildred Sherrod, Barbara Siflford, Valerie Simmons. Oscar Singelton, Thelma Smith, Audrey Sommerville, Larry Southerland. Jackie Spencer. Acey Staten. Belinda Tate. Mason Thompson, Elaine Agnew, Brenda Alston, Nigel Anthony, Charles Arrington, Alvin Astrop, Henry Ballard, Hoarce Banks, Henry Barganier, Glenda Barnes. Rosa Barron. Mary Berry. Melanee Bostic. Clara Bowman, Ronnie Brackett, Cathy Brantley, Joseph Brueton. Arthur Brooks, Valerie Bullock, Nornia Bullock, Willa Mae Burns, Ruth Burton, Clifford Butler, James Caldwell, Zeddie Camp, Waverly Carson, William Cave, Elaine Chambers, Lenwood Cheatam, Rossalind Clemmons, Dora Coleman, Melvin Cook, Leroy Cypress, Dellyne Davis, Barbara Dillard, Walter Dobson, Yvonne Donaldson. George Dowell. Lewis Dulin, Charles Ellison. LaChun Fisher, Gail Flippin, Celia Forte, William 92 Franklin, Arthur French, Myra Funderburk, Herman Gatewood, Algie Gentry, Alfred Giles, Frances Gill, Maxine Gilmore, George Gray, Lenetta Green, Francine Green, Morris Hairston, Donna Hairston, Otis Hairston, William Hall, Brenda Hardy, John Harper, Richard Harris, Evelyn Harris, Robert Harvey, Gwendolyn Henderson, Helen Hill, Hubert Jackson, Floyd Johnson, Alfred Johnson, Barbara Jeter. Robert Jones, Leroy Jones, Linda Kelly, Cynthia Kimbrough, William Kumaga, Edward Leak. Andrew Lewis, James Lewis, Shelia Linster, Dorothy Littlejohn. Katrina Littlejohn. Sarah Littlejohn. William Lundy. Eleanor Manns. Perry Matthews. Juanita May. Theophalis 93 McCalop, Larry McCrae, Jo Margaret McGilberry. Greg McKinney, Robert McRae, Gilbert Meadows, Sarah Michael, Ralph Miller, Donald Moore, Carl Moore, Ronnie Morrison, Brenda Murphy, Thaddeus Nivens, Polly Norris, Sandra Okon, Etim Patterson, William Pickett, Clinnie Pinckney, Anthony Pitt, Vernon Porter, Sharon Postell, Emma Price, Carl Randall, Audrey Reese, Alexander Richmond, Brenda Robinson, Darrell Roseboro, James Royal, Patrica Ryant, Jackie Satterfield, Alverta Sedgewick, Lawrence Seigle, Martha Shuford, Carolyn Shumate, Carolyn Simms, Margaret Smith, Arvilla Smith, Brenda Strawder, Cynthia Surett, Jerry Taft, Phyliss Thomas, Gwendolyn Thomas, Jerome 94 The Library Staff The purpose of the Self-Study Prgoram is to enable the college to take an in- depth look at itself. This program is headed by Dr. O. T. Spaulding, and consists of many faculty members, students, alumni, trustees, administrators, and consul- tants. The Self-Study Program covers eleven departments and every phase or facet of the institution is being studied. It is organized into eight basic study groups called committees. These eight committees deal with eight standards prescribed by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Yearbook Staff Top - W. Webb, L. Ellis, Miss Heath, Advisor, B. Erby, and V. Hall. Bottom Left - Co-Editors - W. Mosley, and D. Ruffin. Right — Typist — H. McLauchin. Not pictured: Juanita Ellison. Lampodas Club Ivy Club Pyramid Club - S. Blakely. S. Doe, C. McLeod, B. Sherrod, S. Price, V. Miller, A. Brown, A. Smith, G. Cook, C. Mack, C. Smith, A. Banner, C. Blue, and A. McPhail. Livingstone ' s ' ' Marching Half-Hundred ' ' Livingstone ' s Marching Half-Hundred under the direction of Mr. James E. Evans. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders - C. Boyd, G. Arrington, L. Hobson. R. Brown, G. Turner, and D. Cunnineham. Senior Class Float — Featuring Miss Senior, Miss Argress Mack of Winston-Salem, N.C. 106 The Sophomore ' s SOUL EXPRESSION with Miss Georgia Jones, Miss Sophomore, Escort, Mr. Horace Littlejohn, and attendants Miss Juanda Davis, and Miss Carolyn McLaughlin. United SOUL Upsilon Chapter Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., respectively, presented UNITED WITH SOUL displaying the Greek letters of all the predominant Black National Fraternities and Soroities on Livingstone ' s campus. The Freshman Class ' s BLACK PEARL with Miss Brenda Richmond, Miss Freshman, and Miss Ka- trina Littlejohn, attendant. 109 Homecoming Show I Starting off half-time activities at the 1970 Homecoming Game was a joint crowning of MISS LIVINGSTONE 1970-71, and Miss General Alum ni Association, from Washington, D.C. Alumni Chapter, by Dr. F. George Shipman, President of Livingstone College, and Dr. Roy Hudson, President of Hafnpton Institute, Hampton, Virginia. 113 Miss Senior fttiMiiii lfllMMM itiriilltflifflffiiflMiill ' - ' ' Miss Junior Miss Archonian Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha MISS ARCHONIAN Jerletha Copeland Business Education Major Lilesville, North Carolina 1 m 117 MISS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Jacquard Luneal McNair Elementary Education Major Plymouth. North Carolina Miss Nu Gamma Alpha Miss Phi Beta Si J ■ nmmtS MISS NU GAMMA ALPHA Ruby Perry Business Education Major Brooklyn, New York 119 MISS PHI BETA SIGMA Mabel Joyce Moore Mathematics Major Louisberg, North Carolina Miss Lampodas Miss Omega MISS LAMPODAS Antoinette Dawson French Major Kinston, North Carolina 120 MISS OMEGA PSI PHI Carol Moffatte Sociology Major Chester, South Carolina Miss Zeta MISS ZETA PHI BETA Winifred Gail Hooper History Major Troutman, North Carolina Miss Football MISS FOOTBALL Judy Summers French Major Winston-Salem, N.C. Miss Julia B. Duncan Players Miss Political Science Club MISS JULIA B. DUNCAN PLAYERS MISS POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Ann Marie Mosley Barbara Erby Business Education Major Political Science Major Wilmington, North Carolina Lincolnton, North Carolina Kappa Alpha Fsi 125 Alpha Phi Alpha L. Baron, H. Flythe, and J. White. Not pictured: C. Harris and R. McDougald. Founded: December 4, 1906. Place: Cornell University Ithaca, New York. Colors: Black and Old Gold. Motto: First of all, servants of all, we shall transcend all. 126 Alpha Kappa Alpha p. Simmons, P. Long, D. Deese, J. Ellison, J. Cooper, H. Craig, V. Faulcon, E. Jones, A. Mosley, J. Jones, C. Boney, P. Wells, N. McEachm, A. Mack, B. Smith, D. Williams. O, Jeffers. S. Artis, and J. McNair. Founded: January 16, 1908. Place: Howard University Washington, D.C. Colors: Salmon Pink and Apple Green. Motto: By merit and culture we strive and we do. Delta Sigma Theta M. Flythe, R. Anthony, C. Moffatte, M. Rigby, M. Munford, V, Lyons, J. Davis. C. Barnes, C. Nelsom, E. Garvin, C. McKoy, L. Doe, J. Summers, F. Patterson, S. Rollms, D. Ellis, and W. Hall. Omega Psi Phi Sitting: A. Moore. J. Cole; Center: C. Strain; Standing: R. Jones. A. Belton. P. Price. L. Sommerville. M. Hines, and G. Carree. Founded: November 17, 1911. Place: Howard University Washington, D.C. Colors: Royal Purple and Old Gold. Motto: Friendship is essential to the soul. 129 Zeta Phi Beta S f! G. Hooper, J. Leak. D. Clemmons, J. Daniels. J. Copeland. S. Leak. H. McLauchlin. and M. Moore. Not pictured: H. Givens. and Geana McEntyre. . . Founded: January 16, 1920. Place: Howard University Washington, D.C. Colors: Royal Blue and Pure White. Motto: Striving toward the per- fection of finer womanhood. 130 Phi Beta Sigma A. Coleman, R. Walker, O. Simmons, F. Cason, W. Webb, C. Robinson. W. Vincent, J. Lowe, W. Mosley, C. Harris, C. Lewis, L. Dillingham, J. Cherry, R. Rollins, C. Murphy, and A. Terrell. Joe Flowers James French Delton Jones Roscoe Ramsey Donnie Robinson Founded: January 9, 1914 Place: Howard University, Washington, D.C. Colors: Royal Blue and Pure White. Mottor: Culture for Service, and Service for Humanity. Henry Scott Nu Gamma Alpha T. Jackson. G. Shipman, C. Coleman. D. Mathews. R. Ellis. C. Morrison, J. Punches. M. Kelsey. P. Battle, B. Goodrum. J. Johnson, A. Malloy. Founded: Sept. 20, 1962. Place: Howard University. Colors: Burgundy and Grey. Motto: Be true to thyself, for there Ues the the secret of true brotherhood. 132 Nu Gamma Alpha 133 Goler Hall House Council — W. Bullock, P. Taft, M. French, and B. Morrison Men ' s Assembly Officers — Fred Cason, Parliamentarian, James Cole, President and John Cherry, Vice-President Pre-Theological Union — Leroy Lloyd, Alfred Terrell, Leonard McClung, Charles Caldwell, Lament DiUingham. Harris Hall House Council Student Government Association C. Mann, Treasurer, A. Montaque, Secretary J. White, President G. Brooks, SGA Rep. History Club F. Cason, President D. Clemmons M. Bush O. McNair rifc lil iijiiiijiiiiiiiiigiiiiiii Ill I iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiitti I PRAYER MEETING CHOIR Seated: P. Adams, H. Hill, H. MeLauchin; Standing: M. French, B. Watt M Cheek, R. Reid, C. McLeod, A. Chapman, C. Mack, and C. Ellerbe. Not Pictured: R. WiHiams, V. Williams, A. Walls, S. Ennis, A. Arnngton, A. Brown, I. Coley, M. Bush, S. Doe, and J. Horton. MENC R. Reid, D. Scott, T. Walker, W. Camp, B. Watt, W. Dupree, S. Dixon at the Piano, and E. Totten. sports — Coaches ji I Under the guidance of these men, the Bears are one of the most daring teams in the ClAA. Fred Ponder, John Schrock, Fletcher Jones, and John D. Marshall III, Head Coach. 1970 - Football Team 1970 Blue Bears Gnd Team Tri-Captains Of 1970 — Football Team Robert Brandon, Gumey Pratt, and Romus JefFeries 1970 Blue Bears and Coaches boarding a Piedmont airliner for the Fish Bowl. Basketball Team In Action Basketball Team in action — Coach — Morris Wiggins. Kneeline: A. Arrington, W. Hightower, C. Womakc; Standing: C. Eubanks, L. Landrum, J. Massey, and R. Walser. Advertisements COMPLIMENTS OF CATERING MANAGEMENT, INCORPORATED Nathaniel Goldston, Regional Vice-President. Oscar Reed, Management. COMPLIMENTS OF ODELL ' S CLEANERS AND FURRIERS Innis Street, Salisbury, N.C. COMPLIMENTS OF MCLAUGHLIN ' S GROCERY 1210 West Monroe St. COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER ' S ROWAN SHOES 103 S. Main St. 636-5641 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. Exit 636-3922 Salisbury, North Carolina 142 COMPLIMENTS OF TREXLER BROTHERS 221 South Main Street Salisbury, N.C. COMPLIMENTS OF C.B. BARGER GROCERY 1010 West Horah St. 633-969: COMPLIMENTS OF GUYES Salisbury ' s Finest Fashion Center 200 S. 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Education Chapman, Cynthia Rt. 1, Box 31 Green Pond, S.C. 29446 Major: Business Educ. Clegg, Eliza East Spencer, N.C. Major: Business Educ. 146 Clemmons, Doris Rt. 2, Box 130 Maiden, N.C. 28650 Major: Social Studies Clemmons, Laura 1207 Orange St. Wilmington, N.C. 28401 Major: English Cole. James Rt. 4, Box 435 Elizabeth City, N.C. 27909 Major: Mathematics Coleman, Amett P.O. Box 3 Norlina, N.C. 27840 Major: Biology Coley, Issac 2041 Syracuse Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 Major: Business Adm. Cornehus, Michael East Spencer, N.C. Major: Elem. Educ. Covington, Betty 145 North Cook St. Bennettsville, S.C. 29512 Major: Elem. Educ. Craig, Harriet 8 Walker St. Carterville, Ga. 30120 Major: Mathematics Dammond, Mildred Pittsburgh, Penn. Major: Elem. Educ. Davis, James 9 Claremont St. Jersey City, N.J. 37640 Major: Sociology Davis, Julia 426 Love St. Sumter, S.C. 29150 Major: Sociology Dawson, Archie Kinston, N.C. Major: Business Adm. Deese, Brenda P.O. 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Major: Music Graham, Mary Rt. 1, Box 21 C Aberdeen, N.C. 28315 Major: Elem. Educ. Senior Directory Graves, Roxie Star Rt. 2 Yanceyville, N.C. Major: Elem Educ. Greene, Janie P.O. Box 233 Simpson, N.C. 27879 Major: Sociology Greene, Mary P.O. Box 23 3 Simpson, N.C. 27879 Major: Sociology Gwynn, Jennifer 499 N. Washington Ave. Reidsville, N.C. Major: Sociology Hairston, Irene 101 Washington Ave. Lexington, N.C. 29292 Major: Business Adm. Hall, Willie Mae 1124 Thurmond St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Political Science Hamlin, Lew-Eleanor New York, New York Major: Political Science Hardin, Hattie 1817 Hoffman Rd. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Major: Elem. Educ. Harris, Carroll 1035 Shenandoah Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 Major: Sociology Harris, Elizabeth Rt. 10, Box 820 StatesviUe, N.C. 28677 Major: Elem. Educ. Harrison, John 416 Messner St. Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Major: Business Adm. Harrison, Judith 1605 N. 19 St. Richmond, Va. 23223 Major: Biology Hicks, Larry 2719 Georgia Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 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Institute St. Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Major: Biology Lewis, Cleveland Rt. 1, Box 350 Fremont, N.C. Major: Mathematics Lipscomb, Brenda P.O. Box 434 Yanceyville, N.C. Major: Elem. Educ. Lloyd, Leroy 504 Lincoln St. Wadesboro, N.C. 28170 Major: Business Adm. Lomax, Deborah 1236 N. 53rd St. Philadelphia, Penn. Major: Elem. Educ. Love, Ralph Asheville, N.C. Major: Business Adm. Lowe, James 529 Prospect St. Warsaw, N.C. 28398 Major: Biology McEachin, Nora P.O. Box 394 Maxton, N.C. 28364 Major: History McElrath, Clayvonne 44 Eloise St. Asheville, N.C. Major: Music McKoy, Carlotta Rt. 1, Box 232B Elizabethtown, N.C. Major: Business Adm. McFall, June 8614 LaSalle Blvd. Detroit, Michigan Major: Music McEntyre, Geana 116 First St. Forest City, N.C. Major: Chemistry McEntyre, Johnny 1 16 First St. Forest City, N.C. Major: Elem. Educ. McKinnon, Jeffery P.O. Box 615 Raeford, N.C. 28376 Major: Social Studies McLaughlin, Garland 418 Wilson Road Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Major: History McLeod, Carolyn P.O. Box 554 Laurel Hill, N.C. Major: Sociology McNair, Oliver 205 Thomas St. Plymouth, N.C. 27962 Major: Social Studies McQuaige, Gloria P.O. Box 476 Rowland. S.C. 28303 Major: Social Studies Mack, Argress 1104 Free St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Sociology Malloy, Alexander P.O. Box 33 Maxton, N.C. 28364 Major: Business Adm. Melvin, Mary Ann Rt. 1, Box 124 Lumber Bridge, N.C. Major: English Moore, LaVerne 2214 Delta Place Greensboro, N.C. Major: Elem. Educ. Moore, Linda Rt. 6 Box 206 Reidsville, N.C. Major: Business Educ. Moore, Mabel Rt. 3, Box 509 Louisburg, N.C. 27549 Major: Mathematics Moore, Mildred 520 Washington Court Rock Hill. S.C. 29730 Moss, Shirley 128 Floral Avenue Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Major: Sociology Morgan, Annie Hamlet, N.C. Major: Biology Mosley, Anne Wilmington, N.C. Major: Business Adm. Mosley. William Rt. 1, Box 3 Gladstone, Va. 24553 147 Senior Directory Mum ford, Mary 2022 Tuskegee St. Hartsville, S.C. 29550 Major: Sociology Neal, Delores 617 W. 241 2 St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major; Sociology Nelson, Carrie 620 Second Ave. New Bern, N.C. 28560 Major: Business Educ. Norwood, Paul 112 Glenwood St. Lenoir, N.C. Major: Business Adm. O ' Neil, John Morganton, N.C. Major: Social Studies Odom, Wanda P.O. Box 1135 Hamlet, N.C. 28345 Major: Sociology Palmer, Shirley Rt. 5, Lincoln Rd. Taylor, S.C. 29687 Major: Mathematics Parker, Cheryl Rt. 1, Box 111 Kannapolis, N.C. 28021 Major: Business Adm. Parker, Glenda Rt. 1, Box 56 Cedar Grove, N.C. 27231 Patterson, Felice Rt. 3, Box 36 Heath Spring, S.C. Major: Music Patterson, James 100 E. View Lenoir, N.C. 28645 Major: Business Adm. Peebles, Betty Mocksville, N.C. Major: Biology Patton, Mazie 263 Lucky Lane Rock Hill, S.C. Major: Elem. Educ. Perry, Ruby 1194 New York Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204 Major: Business Adm. 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Major: Sociology Simmons, Peggy 202 Pender St. Wilson, N.C. 29893 Major: English Smith, Barbara 42 DiUion Rd. Hartford, Conn. Major: Elem. Educ. Smith, Norma Major: English Smith, Rudolph Richmond, Va. Major: History Solomon, Peggy 120 Minnesota Ave. Emerson, Georgia Major: Mathematics Sutherland, Janette Rt. 1, Box 311 Maxton, N.C. 28364 Major: Sociology Speaks, Brenda 401 Guilford St. Reidsville, N.C. Major: Elem. Educ. Stephens, Delphia 108 Howard St. Kingsport, Ga. Major: Sociology Stowe, Carol 929 Taft St. Winston- Salem, N.C. Major: Sociology Sutton, Shelia 823 Maurice St. Monroe, N.C. 28110 Major: Business Educ. Tabor, Wilhe P.O. Box 52 Mocksville, N.C. Major: Business Adm. Teal, Brenda 11 Kinney St. Bennettsville, S.C. Major: Bus. Educ. Torain, Janie Rt. Box 161 Hillsborough, N.C. Major: Biology Tripp, Gwendolyn Rt. 1, Box 8 Bayboro, N.C. Major: Business Adm. Turner, Glenda 1223 Sedgefield Rd. Durham, N.C. Major: Sociology Ward, Alfonzo Whiteville, N.C. Major: Mathematics Warren, Kathleen Rt. 1, Box 154 Hillsborough, N.C. Major: Sociology Webb, Wilhe 507 East Bank St. Wilson, N.C. 29893 Wells, Patrica Taylor Street Rock Hill, S.C. 29730 Major: Sociology White, James Schentady, New York Major: Social Studies Williams, Jean 1004 E. 30th St. Winston- Salem, N.C. Major: Sociology Willis, Edith 706 Broad St. Sumter, S.C. 29150 Major: Sociology Gibbs, Diane Duret Rd. Hickory, N.C. Major: Elem. Educ. Hawkes, Clarence Rt. 4, Box 267 Blackstone, Va. Major: Political Science Moffatte, Carol 187 York St. Chester, S.C. 29706 Major: Sociology Smith, Brenda Rt. 2, Box 267A Rockingham, N.C. Major: French 148