Morehouse College - Torch Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

THE TORCH 1963 PI'BLISIIICD BY Tl I 1c STV D 1+: NTS 019 MOR 1411-1 01291:, COLLE G 11: .x'IL-x NTA 14, G 1c 0 R G IA DEDICATION We proudly dedicate the I963 TORCH m a man who works dili- gently to see that Morehousc slay: out of the rad financially. Duc to the prcssurcs and time needed for his job. the students have very little informal contact with him and yet we rcaiizc that behind his stern 100k and his administrative ultimatums is a kind and sympathetic friend deeply inlcrcstcd in the student body as well as the progress of the college. To Mr. Julius A. Lockctt. our Bursar and Friend. wc dedicate the 1963 TORCH in an humble way of Saying THANK YOU THE STL' DENT BODY Foreword For ninety-six years now, MorehouSt: Coilege has been constantly making strides toward academic excellence. She has gained respect, honor, and acclaim from many great personages and institutions the world over. She is known in this country and abroad by the overwhelming success of her producthorehouse Men. What, then, is chiefly responsible for this great distinction? No single factor can be isolated as being the factor to which such a great tribute must be paid. A multiplicity of factors must be considered. MOREHOUSE is an outstanding and beautiful physical plant, ever expanding and ever improving. She is a competent adminis- tration governing the affairs of her students and faculty with sin- cerity and fairness. She is also a trained and dedicated faculty which strives to make the learning process interesting, inspiring, and stimulating. MOREHOUSE is the hundreds of men, intellectually curious, socially adjusted, physically trained, and religiously orientated, who make up the student body. She is an active student government in which the voice of every student is given an attentive ear. MOREHOUSE is not only a plant with an administration, faculty. and a student body. It is the blending in of the format with the informal. It is the classroom. in which the student seeks knowledge in an atmosphere where all learning is a challenge. It is cold grits before eight o'ciock Philosophy; long hours in laboratories; campus bull sessions; appreciation for the beauty found in the friendship with coeds from Spelman and Other institutions in the Center; cram- ming for quizzes; hours spent in a dime-lit office working on overdue student publications, which arouse student opinions; daily chapel; chapel cuts; rapid transition from old to new; bon fires; the t'flunkersi ball, the twist bossa nova. jazz, complaints . . . THIS IS MOREHOUSE. The 1963 TORCH proposes to present to you, within the limi- tations of copy and photography and human errors. the many factors which. when combined. make up Morehouse College. We realize, howevert that the only true expression of such a great institution is found in the hearts of each son of Morehouse. t oWM Louis C, Wilson, for the staff This is Morehouse . . student seeks knowiedge Ere rimsmom armosphm'e where 0!! learning 1'3 a c'haHenge. Long hours in Iabm'arorics . . . m'en'ommg 0f fanguage barriers 7 S 0 Jpn f. -: Au n a S a... h 00 M 0 in I f 0 0.0 .m a h S . E... Mm; a . campus bull sessions . . . u f, 0 H m D. :5 .M .H .m fl- n e T .0 VA 8 n a m 0 ,0; view... u . friendship with coeds from Sp?!- man and orher toffeges . . . Grayd up .2! 'j. ;:+ 3,. In the forefront in rhe fight for rights and dignity Civfc' invoh'emem exrendfng beyond the cofiege community mm mm- mm . x311 .jn . l, An amu'm'r'mfon fm' rho wisdom and aid of Others. II-K :. . Working m2 mw'd'w .mrdm: mm- Hmn'om . . rim dslm'fbmirm 0f .mrdwrl opin- r'om' width are my sparks for many cfehmw curd disagrccmmm; among . . . 11 i g f-T x Inn... . 1,5,1... ,1 . . . twin, 370336: nova, fire samba . . . V'm really very thf on my feet you see. Old Dining Room We Hood pariemh in rain. snow . . . waiting :0 gel Inside the buffdr'ng. Oure inside, if lms 0 Hire rrfp up :0 Ike Ihfrd Ham. down In NW firstymd ffnaHy to Jim berrmifui hasvmmz. where me fine mn'ed around the busy Houseman already fmrmmm enough m hare 0bminod fond. Afrvr a mom ten minute driia-x'. Hie Hm! mm-m! again and we J'i'teii'cd mu I'fnfm'. PVU miss; 0M fahhfui hm'mrsc 'U'I Irzkw an awfu! 10! 0f h'rfng :0 make a house home . . Wt: now stand in line inside 111:: bcautiful Sadie G. Mays Lounge twhcn it is ODCIU. The line then progresses through the fnycr into the ultra-modcrn dining room, Once insidc-TWO LINES. hThcy both mow rather fast howcvcn. We are ablc to sec our food in clean healthy surroundings 115 we pass along the steam tables. Finding a seat or table is no longer a problem and the music which is played over the buiIl-in stereo system is quite groovy Iat timesl. It is not taking m long to feel at home in such plush surroundings and we am still beaming with gratitude. New Dining Room New Facilities Opened ' - Beniumin Mays Hull Shownln Open House On Sunday, February 3, jacent to this lounge is Host- ring the hours 4.110; 1-1-30 ess Room with kitchenfaci- Wis for .social events in the e lounge son V2 Presidcm Maya and ML Charles, Merrill. Umjrnmn nl' Board ml Frusmw participatc in Cornerstone curL-monux. . rapid fnmxr'fg'rmfrom OLD in A-EWT- - - Gums hign in al bcginning of tour of lhc building. 9 Hostesscs 2r cat Mrs. Maya and gucst. Dr. Mays discusws some of the finer points of the building with its architect, Mr. Edward C. Millar ch... . oapartmenm .., nuilding, each unit with ,Jrivate bath. A unigue feature 9f thg second floor 1: the Stud Room. It is de- signed ?or study only, and 13 to be used by residents of the building who prefer on occasions not to study in their rooms. Ten students can be accommo ate . I The lounge is..r.h9.1argesh 1 pf. I o . nung One of three Guest Rooms in Mays H1111, which also has two bcquEtu furnkhcd aparUncni MISS BETTIE DARDEN ; Monet Raw Norman. unendtmts Arm Ashmorc. Mm Mcuwm and White: Patricia VN- anhing- ton. anemicmt The Queen is presented the utraditional pig skim Her Highness proudly pesos with the gentleman from the Social and Cultural Affairs Committee who were chicfl;r responsible for her every wish coming true. 18 She LL'ufks m belHll' . . . . mm Athm'c ix crammed Hm .Wmmw and H r'H'n' by newly ulcclml Scnmtm' lrr'uy Juhnwn. a Murc- houw Alumnm. Queens and thcir escort: prepare In honor hcr Highnux. W4 Ihingof beauty ixujoy luwwr. . ,J'M' Iorciinmzs' irk'rl'uWA'. . . ' mu . ?N 2n One of thc prizc-winning floats The official MAROON 8: WHITE I'lozlt approaches the situ of the I-Iomccoming victory Thu Collcgiuns set Ihu mood for the MAROON AND WHI'I'E BALL. I mum lmw danced m'? night. . muulmuygm leusing for the Cuuw. . u- u 5' . - Speaker. Dr. Bullcr A. Jones F371 Professor and Chairman of tho Department of Sociology at Ohio Wesleyan University. 1867 1963 FOUNDERS DAY Student hmly President, David Salchur. issues :1 dynamic chulIcn ' In his collcwucg. . . A . A . EL 5 Prcrudcnl Maya grcclmg VlSlllng ulumm and guest. ' g'x- f w :1 F Friends of thu ancgu from all wullw nl' iifu xhurc in UN fcxtixiliu nt in I-UI'NDI-RS' D-XY BANOL'FT spcukcr. Dr. ninety-sixth zlnnivcrszlry. Frnnch HtLphL-nwn Hutchjnx. Pmtdcm of Boron UuHL-gc. udLIt'uwm 1hc mom; than 4H0 xtudcntu. mumhuc'x nf' lhc faculty and ngL'Fb'. Who :lLtunLicd Ihc ynln affair: Studcnla cnjoycd Ihc spccch and Ihc Llclicinm: food. A proud Prcx'idunt put: A mks symhulixing ninuzy-nix your: of program. Lo which ht; hLlh cmnlributcd Ucmqndmhly in 'th 1m: two dcc:1dc:. 23 Metropolitan Opera Mezzo-Soprano, Rosalind Elias, ap- peared in concert on Sunday, February 24, 1963 as a final feature of a week of celebration. Miss Elias f Iefr ,1 received personal greetings from President Mays and the scores of Morehousc music enthusiast? who attended the magnifib C6111 CODCCIL The 1963 Senior Class ob- served HOPE-ARCHER DAY on February 28m with special chapel and grave serv- ices in memory of the two past presidents. Dr. John Hope was eulogizcd by Charles Lester UEIU and the tribute to Dr. Samuel A. Archer was given by Julian Ward Black- sheare .Krightjjynamic senior oratorsA Services were held at the grave of Dr. John Hope on the campus with Ernest N. Tolbcrt and Fred Andrews Kbefuwj placing the traditional wreath tSimiIar services wcrc held at the grave of Dr. Archer in thc cityJ -.r-' 'I. - atrm 'h . . an Outstanding and beautiful PHYSICAL PLANT, ever expanding . . . Graves Hall. whim marble- faccd home for frcthcn. Ufhc burning of the mid- night Oil has its birlh hcch Rubcrl Hall, rcaidcncc and u fuvoritc of all House- mcn. because of its ground floor. the dining room. Frank Quarles Court, five small residence units at the west end of the campus. Samuel H. Archer Infirmary, stu- dent health center. C'Examina- Lion Sickness is a continuous complaint hcreJ The Music Studio, home and workshop of the Music Depart- ment. 6: . . . and Even the Andante motto mom is devoted to a contemplation similar to Ray Charles! Edward S, Hm'kncss Hull. .Ldminislmlinn building. Lucalcd :II lhu nm'th cud 0f lhc Library Oundrangk: this' building scrvcs us lhc ncrvc cuntcl' for Mm'chouxc und Allnnlu University. n . I . kccps constantly in mind its Chrialidn heritage and the fuel that it is SLlhIdinCd by contribution: 01' Christian pcnplc? Dunforth Chapel is open daily for prixulc duvotiun. pruwr and meditation. John Hope Biology Building. dcvotcd exclusively to the use of the Department of Biology. Charles E. Merrill Chemistry Building. 28 Sale Hall. :1 n1ilj0I'CIEIth'UUI'I'I I'milding Ix' clutr In tin hcurh'. of mch won of tho Hmlsu. I. HHS bullding also lttaLlacx the CHAPEL, both 111C daffy .s'm't'f: 135' and Lhc Sunday morning mm. J SEIIC Hall Annex? provides additional classroom xpucc and offices for the Department of English 'rm Wltf' 1 M h$y9 Mu! ' l'l rrvtt ygqqgg 11:11: himahm 5hmhhh .- 5 Sumucl Howard Archcr Physical Educmiun and chlth Building. providers 1nd001' facilities for u comprehensivc health and physical education program. m wcll m; somc jmrm'cx of a student activity ccntcr. The Alvin H. Lame Loungc. dc- signcd for thc comfort seeking Morchousc Man and hi5 guchts. is u luxuriously furnishcd room which serves us the rccuplion room during Llunccsh conccrls. and other cultural cvcnlsh , v-wn hrsyrlrbpnn-vww ; I .I 4-. .- '- ?1W-JHHL'W'H'LI'M mm h H'E'a'oWii .H IHW- 1TH . 7M4 WW F. k-- r . . .ur-ou. g.g-nh- - .mmnlu . ... 0.4. ; .u....w Jinn m Mihum HMWWWIJ-i?t'-3i-$ririi'N'WM- h- .hth-hIH-IAh-.l.-l h -.I , hurnhhwrPHLh-H-g-.J:Ii-W4.HaHH+J.4- nu, .,,h.q.a.V;--. A. 9-4... . utlhllfm'i' -'Li'+iJ3:E4!F'R .I'hiihe; 4 7-; ,. . ...,..4 .J -.... .. ; .. -.; . ,.. -4---u.n--o.-.-; ..--yh.... Jinn... - ; W 'PW'Wgil'high'JM'?$IH'Wf4'J1W4-'l'- W'1-i-'t-IH-r'.Hr'h-d. u.'m--.WW Hn'hhll'i'w uo.n--u.;.u.... ....n -H 4.. H -. . ..,.. . .o .- n. . - - mu, . .uu. ro- .o...-.Q.L.:...-..-...,...ga...... I WMWMJi-HM'WMW' Wh W- Wv'1'4'H'4-wi. mm 1i .Wf mummiggi w, 1H. . n. I I'm '9-' n ,u La, ,...n WUH'H 4.111 MIA! . ,, .. . .........-r-pw .o v- 43.9.... -.n. .- .-.,... JVHhEhHMHREW Home of Ihc Pl'csidunl and Firm Lady. 31 xm-Nnxxnx The Trevor Arnctt Library is one of the most cherished buildings of the entire University Center. UK familiar phrase, usually whispered after calling hours are over: ' Mcet me in the library at . . . rg'nlg'lugkk'f- '. I k l MuklPI-gl-g-a. .K.R 5' . - 'thl BENJAMIN I-I. HAYS Rl-SIDIENVI HAM. huuwx 11H Humiurx .Imi wnmu in ultrn-nmdcz'n Ilurninhingx. l'hL: hLKlLlIIIrlll gluxvimnlud dining hull minute M $szin Jx'LlL'thl fmm nll puts Hf Lhc c.lmpux. th' muin dining mom I'J'Ic'fmm uhiuh ix :uir-uundniunud. L'UHHLH'ILIhJ'V Muilx 35E! pyrwnw and ILL: additional wuling spam; fur 45 in thc guest dining room H'MH'L Thu durmilmy mm! payed xtumlx nMJL-aluxllh hcing Grccml'u I5 SII'L'L-I Hrmu'u. lix luungu rhm-w r. lhu SADiF G. HAYS IIBLINTHZ. in UIIJXICLiVCly lilll'lliXh-ctl in m.lern And Mm; :md ix illnn CUIHPIL'luh' k:iF-CHDLUUUHL'J. StucIcntx' find my luungu n I'mm'itu; plucu for cmcrminin; jI'iK'HKL- uml undung Icinimm . , '- 1 ! I 1 . f I 'i ' ,-' x a competent A D DI I N I b R 1A I N gmcming the affairs . . HIN -. Li Pruxitium XI' Va and Ihc rhmming l'IH'nl. 1 MM dr Tlrr dinner :.I.l Ihc Win Hmm- MLh I'I'cxi'dum, um! Mm, .lnhn . Kutmcdy and Lhur gunk HMUIH-l 11.5.1113. I'l'rxsm ilxm. President s Message Assistant :0 Ihe Presidem BUTLER T. HENDERSON 13A,, Morehousu College; MAW New York University. Dem: BRAFLSFUKD R. I3qu1-..u. A.B., Merchousc Coilcgc: AKMH Columhiu Lini- vcrsity; Ph.D.. Columbia Unix'crxity. Bursar JULIUS A. LOCKETT A.Bk, Morahousc CoMcgc; MB .A. , Atlanta L'nivcrsity. R iigfr'srr'w' Hazxm Comma HAMIL'I'ON AJL 9.11;an lanx'crsity; A.?VL Univer- my of Pittsburgh: EDJI. University Of Cincinnati. As'jvt'fale Dirm'rm' of szwmwf D. L. BUGIER A.B. Howard LTnivursin; A.M.. McGill: A.M.. Columbia L'niwrsity; Ph.D.. Columbia University. Direcior 0f Personae! WILLIAM M. NH A.B., Morehousc College; A.M., Co- lumbia University. Am'stam to Direcror 0;! Personnel CLINTON ELLSWORTH Wop WARNER B.S., Hampton Institute THELMA ARCHER, .S'm'ri'mry to me Dim m of Personne! Jnnss B. ELLIsox, M.D.. Ftugc .Uvdr'cm' Adrij'or um! Nun? ETH ISL Coc'nmx GERONE H. TAYLOR, Assistant Registrar RLr'I'H K. JONES, Assistant in Registrar's Office DOROTHY W'. HOWELL, Se't'remry m the Dean CORDELIA M. HILL, Secretary to the President . ,Nbv. L13; 1:9 sni- AGM 5 R. W'A'I'SUS .S'cc-rwmgx m rm M. .. Axx B. RILH , cumm- $ '. CI.IIIO JULIA P. MCCRARY, Axsismm 21nd Emu S. FORBES, Manager of Lnivcrsity Book Shop. n 1.. ha: Lu ..q 43-h '4 Fr:- LADY B. MORTON. .Sllr'n'tmy w my Faculty FLORA C. LAMAR, Has'mxs and Poxrnniures; WALDO 1i Mumnx WHATLEY, Superintendent of Ijuiidings and Grounds: f; Biology l I'udcrick Mupn thwmr u! Muirmy um! Chin'rrmm B.S.. Mm'chmm fnllugc: 31.5.. Allama l Diversity: MAV. Hul'mrd L'nlwrbm'. Ph.Du Unixcrsily of Chicago. Roy Hunlcr, Jr Amman I'mhm-a Hu.-.-':'-:-. 1 I I152. Muruhuuw Cuilcgc: MA. Atlanta LInikw'NjIx: Phil. Bruwn he 31: T L'nlvcr'wu. f mlu-S ry h. -. Hunu t ccil Mulhy. Prul'cnnr m' of hurmrr'r :md .i'hm'rmm: Ii HA WJluy fullrgc. 515.. Allunln L'nixurxlly: Ph.D., University of Chicago. Joseph Puilcrnm. hmnurnrr m thurmisrrir HA. Murchuusc College: M.A.. :Mluntu L'nivwnity. Gloria Long Anderson tnm shounl BASW Arkansas A N 5i M Cnllcge; MIL Atlanta Cnivcrxily. Economics 11' 1 . ulnlhr. Mwll WWI Immau ' 1 WE; X Edward B. VVilliaJ'ns. Professor nf Etrmwniu and Chrurmrm Hf Dcpurnm'n! 0f Erummlfr's mrd Bminmx Adminixtmn'nn. A.B.. Morehouse College: 14.31.. Atlanla University: Ph.D.. Columbia University. Brailsford R. Brazeal. mem'mr Economics A.B.. Morehouse College; AM.. Columbia University: Ph.D.. Columbia University Julius A. Lockeu, Accounting mot shownl A. B., Morehouse; M.B.A., Atlanta Unlversity. Butler Henderson, mot showm . - A.B., Morehousc College; M.A., New York Unwersny. 47 English Stephen Henderson, Chairman am! Profumm' of Imm'mh A.B.. Morehousc College; M.A , University of Wiawnsin: Phil. Ulmcrsily 0f Wisconnn. Gladsmnc Lewis Chandler Pmifmnrr uf Iingh'n'h AB. Middicmiry Cfnllugc: AAL. Harvard Lni- veraily. Ezlnu-I'n F. L'hcslcnnun. .vis'xhrrm! Prolm'n'm of ILH'JII'LW AJL University uf Colurudu: AM.. LJnix-trshy' of Washington. Finley Calvin Campbell. As's'ia'huu Profmmr of ft'ngfth A.B.. Murchousc College: M.A.. Atlanta Uni- Versuy. 48 Hyamr P. Groves. th-n'ucmr in Iinyn'wh ARM Spulman College; M.A.. Mhmm mersuy 11 ..me lwuix IIIH. frrv.'r'm'.'-H' m II-nr-IL'l'li-MJI' AH. Murclmwc tnllugu: M.A.. Alr Iuntu Lulwmty .1c11nnutlu Humc. fm.'l ar'rur In lr:-.;.'.-K.-'r H..-K.. Randolph Udum i'nllcgu: MA Yul: Ynncraily :leme 5. Hik'hn'li. xlAmic'in'fK PI'IJ-JIWV'J' ur' LLILI'ILH A.RH 'i'uxkcgcc Inxtilulc :K.51...1K:luntu L'ninnxju Emma Rush Hrown. :wavr'ure memxur of I:'.H'3'J'i.k'l: AB Atlanta Univcrsilv: AJL, Atiunla Unwersity History and Political Science Melvin D. Kcnncdy. Pr'afmmr of Hr'smry mrd Departure!!! Ii'hmmmn .A.B., Clark University tMassJ: 3.51.. Clark University Ph.D.. University of Chicago. Robart BrJSlmnC. JI'.. Pr'ufmn'ur 0f Pufilic'uf .S'I'fc'rn'c 5.5.. St. John's University: M1.D., Haruu'd Universily. Anhur C. Banks. Professor of Pon'rfm? Srfmce 8.5.. St. John's University; A.M.. New York Universny: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Lou II. Holloway. hrmwuw in Hnmry HA. 'l'uuguloo Southern Christian Cullugcg M.A. Liniwtsity of Denver Hcrhcn Shapll'n. Imirm'mr m Hnmr-x -X.B. Quccm t'ollugc: VA. t'ulumhm L'm- rul'xity. Tube Johnson. Pnh'muf .Srr'vm'u B.A.. Mmuhumc E'ullcgu; 31A Culumhiu L'ni- xcrwily. -.. . .--, a! ,F m 5 ., $ . I mm W . W7 :23 WW . . Julius M. Samstcin. Imrmcmr m History mm :J'IOWI'H l3.A.. Brandeis University; M..-'L. ComeH L'ni- vcrnily. Humanities Homer F. Edwards. Prufwwr' m Hurmmirfm AJL Emory Uniwrbjly; AAL. Emory Uni- vcl'sily. Anthony lr HTIL'I'. hurrm'mr m Hamnmmm B.A. 'l'l'inlly College. Cumhr'idgu L'mx'urxitlx. Mfy. lnmly L'ollcgu. t'amhridgu University. David Dubhs Britt mot shvaU. Jm'zrucmr 1'11 Huuumhws l$.A.. Wake Fares: College; 811. South- eastern Baptist Theological Seminary .32 Physical Education and Health Duke Foster. Jr.. Asls'ia'lmu Prufca'a'ur of Piaynn'ui hm- r'minn AIL Murchumu t'ullcgu: :1.M.. Nun Yurk l niwniu. I-:'.HIRIH1 I . l url'w. Prr.-,f:w.wr Hf Phyw'uw' Uhlrufr'mr and fhur'rmmr .-KI.IL. Xilnrchuuw hWIcgc. A 31.. L'njwrsily ui' Miuhiggm; EdDH New Vm'L LLAL-niu. .I'Uhn R. Len: hIxIrM'rnr' EH Phyxftu! Ifdurumm Hmrv Durllnglun. Jr.. .-I.L.w'x'Mr.'r Prujuwru' Hf PJa-u'k'm' 8.5.. Hundal Agricultural and Mcchnnicul Lnivcr'sily: f'l'l'HI'h'J'ff ! M.Ed.. Boston University. RN... W01 Virginia Slaw: 51.3.. Springfield Q'ollegc. Mathematics CLAUDE DANSBY, Chairman and Professor of Mathematics. A.B.. Morehousc College; M.Sl. Univcrv sity of Chicago. HARRIETT J. WAL'I'ON. Assistant Professor of Mmhcnmlics. A.B., Clark College; M.S.. Howard University. RANNIE ROYAL, Student ASsistunt. WILLIAM JOHNSUX Instructor in Mathematics. 8.9L. Mm'uhnusc Collcgu; 315.. Atlanta Linivcrsity. ROISERI ALLEY. JR. SluLh-m sh- hihlllln. BENJAMIN J. .VIAR'I'IN. Student Assistant. Modern Foreign Languages EDWARD A. JONES, Chairman and Professor of Modern Foreign Languugcs. A.B., Morehousc College; A.M . Middlebury College; Ph.Du Cor- nell Linivcrsity. JACQUELINE BRINIMI-ilL Instruci tor of French, Liccncicc. Univcrsitu dc Lille. France; Diplomcc, Univcrxild LIL' Lille. MERCEDES SARDINAS, Instructor of Spanish. Doctor of Education. University of Havana: Graduate lnslitulo dc Idiomus Modcmos Extramjcros J. M. Dihigo. YOLANDA RUPPER'I'. lnstruclur Uf Gurmzm. 13.3.. Euchcrlh Coltcgc. Miskolc, Hungary; AM University of Cruz. Austria. ! - .6 x N L ROSE MARIE AkSIiHLHl Prufn- star of Gcrnmn. B.Sl IcquimlumL i'nixunily of Yicnnn: .vX..VI.. l'nixcrxlly Hf fin- cinnuli: Phil. LTnix'crxily ui' Tums. Drh 1D LEGCiL-LTI'. Instructor of French and Spanish. A8,. N-Iurcfmuw Collcgc. CHARLES MEADOWS, Iralnguagc Laboratory Attendant. Music Willis L. James, Chairman and Profeyxor of Music AB... Morehouse College; Mus.D., Wilber- force University Albert Perkins. Instructor in Music A.B.. Murchuuse College. Samuel W. Williams. Chairman and Amm-ima Professor of Philosophy A.B., Morehousc Coilcgc; B.D.. Howard University, Physics RAMA CHANDRA MOHANTY. Chairman and Professor of Physic: HS. Rux'cnsmm': 31.56.. Bunurus University; P11.D., Punnhylvuniu Sum: Uniwrsily. ROSWELL F. JACKSON. Assislaint LUCIUS TOBIN. Chairman and AR- Profcssor 0f Chcmistry and Rc- sociutc Professor of Religion. ligion. A,B.. Virginia Union Uniwrsity: B.SA, Morehousc Collage: BDH A.M.. University of Michigan; School of Religion Morehousc 11D. Colgutc-Rochcstcr Divinity College; A.M., Atlanta Univcr- School. sity. .SEJ Psychology and Education HENRY COOKE HAMILTON, Chairman and Professor of Edu- cation. A.B., Atlanta University; A.M.. University of Pittsburgh: Ed.D., University of Cincinnati. RALPH CHINN, Professor of Psy- chology. 13.8.. Collcgc of William and Mary; M.S.. LTnjvcrsin of Dela- ware: Ph.D.. Emory University. HARRY STEINA-IE'I'Z. mecasm' 0f DELLIE L. BOGER, Professor of Psychology. Education. A.B.. Univcrsity 0f Culirurniu: A.B.. Howard University; A.M.. M.A.. University of Southern Columbia University; D.Ed.. Co- Cnliforniu; Ph,D.. Purdue Uni- lumbia University. varsity. $0 MARGARIE'I' DOBBINS. in Simolugdx'. A.B. l'nix'cr'siI-x of Miami: A31. Candidulu, Atlanta l'niwraity. IThU'IIClUI E31 LIONEL H. NEWSOM. me-cmor of Sociology. B.A.. Lincoln Lfnix'craily. Mix- x'ouri; MAL. l'niu-rmy of Michigan; Ph.D.. Waghingmn Linix'crsity. SOCRHO y g 3 WALTER CHIVERS. Chairman and Professor of Sociology, AIL Mm'chousc Colicgu: A.M.. New York Lfnivursily. 7. . cramming for uxumh. MRS KATHERINE .l. N'IL'MILLIXN. Librarian, Morchnusc Rcmling Runm. MORliHOUSI'i ks lhc hlmdrcth 0f mun who make up itx xILJLlL-m body, . . . IIuchcLunlly curimn socially adjuslud. , , .VIOREHOL'SI; is an active dcmuumlic student gm'crmmnt. Pttsldcm Satchcr holds IhL, rc- spucl and coopcrulinu Ul the cnltrc student ussumhly STUDENT COUNCIL David Satcher ...... President Paul XVulkcr. . .Vice-Presidem David Walker ...... Secretary Representatives from each class serve as councilman. Student Adjustment Commiucc Jcmmc Hunt. Russell Cnmphcil ffrmm: Larry Fox. fame: lexcy. Willie Glover. Alfred Balkon .lnmcs Bllllal'd. and Herman Mixon. He'll F. Dnight VKL'IH fl'L'nxLJI'L'r; i'rinH HdlLEV-IF. Pluixltnl, Umhl UMEL'W Vltc prcxidcnl. , 1 . . . . . . J'H-I' Jul Lung. Suuclur-x; ihL'tJdlx V. mg: 5wlurunl-ill-In'rsn; ihoqu Jul'tlun. huplum. DWBTmC'DH'Tj MISS IiREsf-IMAN MISS PHI LAMBDA Sheryl Mans Geraldine Duvis New York City N. Y. Cupc Mann N. J. Walter Allison Robert Anderson James H Arnold James B Arnold Frederick Bacon Victor Baker Columbus. Ga. Greenville. S. C. Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta. Ga Bradenlun, Fla. Gary, Indiana h, Ii Hunk Battle Gilbcrl Baldwin Robert Bell Hardy Bcnnings John F. Birchelte Horace Bledsoe Chattanooga. Tenn. Chattanooga. Tenn. Tuscumbla. Ala. Augusta. Ga Johnson City. Tenn. Odessa. Texas Jimmy Holden Admin Butane James T. Bmcman Samucl Buwcns Claude Boyd Robert Bronson Aliamzl. Ga. Tuskegee Inst. Ala. Anderson b. C. Maccrn Cm. Atlanta. Ga Macon. GEL xi Tommie Brooks Carlton Bruwn George Brown Howard Brown. Jr. Nathan Brown Robert Brown Ocala. Fla. Gainesville. Ga. Jacksonville. Fla. Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Willie Brown Ill Walter Bums Alfred Byrd Vergil Campbell Russell Caulfield Chester Clark Sanford. Fla. Houston, Tex. Carrollton. Ga. Danville, Ill. Baton Rouge. La Valdosta, Ga. - .' 41w; c. 1- r F Otis Cochran Willis Collin Carver Cooks Glenn Cook, Jr. Burncy Cooper Johnson Coprich Atlanta. Ga. Birmingham. Ala. Sylacauga, Ala. Chattanooga, Tenn. Waycross. Ga. Tuskegee lnst., Ala. 66 Mintthew Crawford Waller Cuhy Arthur Curtwrighl Caulie Lee Duilcy Edward Davis Terry Dawkins B1rmmgham Ala Dawsboru. Ga. Savannah. Ga. Valdosta, Ga. Winsion-Sulem.N.C Cowpcns. S. C. Vlclur Diggs Otim Douglass. Jr. James Douglas: Michael Drake Arlhur Druylon thrt Duncan Norfolk. Va. Savannah. Gui BirminghanL AIEL Atlanta, CIA Mnnlgnmrry. A121. lungview. Tex. Lemuel Edwards Allen Elliul Alfred EV. Ellis W'illic Ellis Ronald anlish 'I'homas Fpps Bainbridgc. Ga. Dunn. N. '1 . Furl Valley. Ga. Albany. Gal. AllitnlzL Uzi. Whitmurc. S. C. Jerry Everett Thaddeus Fullon Melvin Figgs Marion A. Fitchuc James Flingg Athony Fortson Atlanta. Ga. Syracuse. N. Y. Waycross. Ga. Pine Bluff, Ark Stanton. Tenn Anderson. S. C. Charles Gadson Edward Gzlilher David Garrett, Ir. Theodore Gay Leon Givens James Gray Albany. Ga. Great Springs. 5. C. Longvicw. Tex. Atlanta. Ga. Milwaukee. Wis. Baton Rouge, La. Emery Gresham Henry Hall Bcaureguard Albert Hardy David Harris George Harris Atlanta. Ga. Columbus. Ga. Hardeman New York. V. Y, Newport News. Va. Montgomery. Ala. Daytona Beach. Fla. 5? B. F. Harrison William Hawkins Paul Hemphill Willie Hice Vincent Hill Henry Hines Montgomery, Ala. Macaw Ga. Jackson. Miss. San Antonio. Tex, Memphis, Tenn. Gramville, Ga. Charles Hixon Alfred Holmes Harold Holmes ijuel Huggins Ozzie Ingram Charles Jackson Macon. GEL Atlanta. Ga. Wcsthury. N. Y. Atlanta. Ga. Opelika. Alal Chattanooga, Tenn 4 9 059m Jacksgn Donald Jzucuhs Sumter Jame: Lawrence Jefferson Ronnie Jenkins Samuel Jennings Labrangc. bar Muskogee. Okla. Madison. Flal A1Iama. Ga. DeLand. Flu. Orlando. Fla 13 Gegrge Johnson Billings Juries Gecarpe Jones Steve G. Jencs Thomas Jordan Robert King Arlington. Tcnn. Lafayette. Ga. Tuscaloosa. Ala. Birmingham. Ala. Montgomery. Ala. Atlanta. Ga. .n-rvy. Reginald Kinsey Henryr Krcss Emory Lamar Flliu! Lambert George Lawson. Jr. James Lawson WA Palm Beach. Fla. Birmingham. Ala. Gray, Gal Middleluwn. Ohio Atlanta. Ga. Birmingham. Ala. Herman Lewis Jack Lewis. Jr. Lamas Lewis Andrew Lee Henry H. Lee Reginald Lindsay Florence. Ala. Little Rock. Ark. Birmingham. Ala. Tuskegee Inst. Ala. Marshall. Tex Birmingham, Ala. 68 Perry Little James Locket! Richard Long Robert Long Theodore Long. Jr. Lewis Lovelace Savannah, Ga. Gladcwmen Tex. Kcysvillc. Ga. Kcysvillc. Ga. Kansas City, Kan. Jackson. Muss. ? - Stzlnlcy Lovell. Ruben Lumly Charter; Muck Jame; Mann William Mut'xh Juslm Marshall H. Luudcrdnlc. Hui Atlanta. tin. Hilton Rouge. 1.3.. Atlanta. 01!. Munlgnmery. Ala. Houston. Tex. i C Vernon Mason Wzlllct' Manon Jmcph Maulhuw Rux' Mays III Robert Mcfanha Arlhur McC'ILIng Hulcna. Ark. Atlanta. Gil. Cleburnc. Tex. Atlalnlu Ga. Reynolds. Ga. Chlumbus. Gal. William Mclvey Waller McMuth Ernest Mcncul' Lorenzo Mcl'l'ill Eldridgc Millur James Minw Durlinglun. S. C. Clinton. S. C Baton Ruuge I417 Miami. Fla, Anderson. S. f. Miami, Fla. Robert Moore Willie Moore Ray Morris David M. Pongo Samuel Murphy London Newton AugusIa. Ga. Thomasvillc, Ga. Gainesville. Ga. Congo Leopoldvillc Monroc. La. Chicago. Ill. Calvin O'Neal Clemente Parker Bernard Parks Alonzo Patrick Robert Peyton CdC$3f Phillipa Savannah. Ga. Opelikn. Ala. Atlanta Ga. Birmingham. Ala. Harleyville. S. C. Miami. Fla. 69 William Pills Alfred Pleasunls John Ponder Jerry Powcr Ted Price Isaac Prince Atlanta, Ga. Lexington. Va. Lafayette. Ga. LaGrangc. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Americus, Ga. Gcorgc Puukuu Harold Pulley l'humus Ruchucl William Randall Victor Randolph David Reeves Memphis. Tenn. Hunhvilic. Ala, Roanoke. Ala. Allunta, Ga. Washington, 011. Salisbury, N. CV George Render George Reynnlds Ruhcrl Rhodes Robert Richardatm RLIUbCVEIl Samuel Rubens Miami. Ha. Ashcwllc, N. L Mobile. Ala. Washington. Ga. Richardson. Jr. Muskogee, Okla. Memphis. Tenn. H 433 I I 5. Edward Rutlund 11 Michael bnmis Gerald Scull Butler Sharpe Dwight Shcchy Ralph Singficld Fort Valley. Ga. Miami, Fla. Slutcsboro. U21. Elizabeth CilyuN C. Birmmgham. Ala. Augusta, Ga. WWW Herbert Skinncr Benjamin Smilh Everett Smith Frank Smith Lawrence Smith Norman Smith South Norfolk, Va. Birmingham, Ala. Jcnkimown. Pa Lower Peach Trot: Les Angeles.Ca1if. Dansville, Ky. Ala. Ronald Snow Hosea Sowcll Emory Stevens Larry Stevens Abraham Stinsun Fredrick Stokes Dadc City, F121. Moss Point, Missl Valdosta, Ga. Dahlonega, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Gary, 1116. TD . l. .- , . . H . l 3.. . . Jyosgplh Somerville William Sykes Admin Tuylur William Taylor Roydulu 'l'crry Matthew Thomas Virginia Beach. Va. Chicago. Ill. Fur! Wurlh. Texas Clnlrlullesvillc. V21. Roanoke. Aiu. AIILIHILL Cm. .F' I Rufus Thomas George N Htliwrt W, Mauricc J. Roland Thorpe Pierce 'I'uwns Umllunungn lcnn - Ihnmpunn l'hmnpsun I mmpxnn Macon. Gm Atlanta, GEL fcmrkana. Imam 'lupclu Mimi. H. Laudcrdulc Hu Vhiifg Al Trotter James Tglut l,inburg Vaughn Gcnrgu Walkcr Thuodin W'Lm: Ben C. Vk'atson South Boston. Va. Tuakcgcc In:t.. Ala. Ncwmm. Lin. Blluxi. 3115:. t hnmlgcc. Mobllc, Ala. Okluhonm . V 'i . g 2$ 3 Lincoln Watson Char ex W'ut Alfred J. 1.0m: thiilcd Alfrcd W'iilinmn Jimmie E. Williams Atlanta. Ga Orlando. Hulldu Whltchulcra. Jr. Lumburling. N. C Mmmi. Ha. Laurens. S. C. Asheville. N. L x 4 K . ds- JuhnnyWilliamer. Curtis Willis Curtis Wilson Alfred Wood Roger 1. Wood Mlllon Wright Camden. 8. C. Atlanta. Lia. Bessemer. Ala. Chicagu. III. North Little Rock. Miami, Ha ' 19qu a Samuel Wright Kenneth Yancey Elijah Young Charles Hallimzm Oscar Horton Henry Simpson Bryant. Florida Atlanta. Ga. Danbury: Conn. Decatur. Ga. Aliantu. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. F1 K . I ..- Robinson, James Fucker, Robert Orangcburg. S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Sophomores DL-Vclc Ranger. Pl'cwkm: .Iumu !-':ccm;:u 'I'ncusurcr; Wuudmu' ithc. Hcclcmly: I'.I'IlL -l Miller. t'nurmlmun. Sglxm Pmdlc. Iiuutthlc. N. U. HIM Ancmlum: l-auc Puwcll. Hulhlun. l'cxux. Him Suphumuru: tlarulxn Jnnu. Mulford. .HIHSH Swuml Aucmlunl. Emory Allen W. Hullywood, Fla Willie Banks Cuvinglon. GzL Daniel Bailey Columbia S C. Robert L Barber Atlanta. Ga Marcellus Burksdalc Umnsvillt Ga. Clinton Beltun Dalton, Ga. Willie Burden Marietta, Ga. Charles Bcnneu McRac. Ga. Harvey Bowms. JL Atlanta. Ga. Woodrow Brickle Waycross, Georgia Thomas Brewington Dunn, N. C. Reuben Brigety Dm'lona Beach. Fla. Archibald Bruwn Atlanta, Ga. James Brown Atlanta, Ga. Cecil Brown Allanla. Ga. Martin Brown Athens, Ga. W'illlam Brown Hallendule. Fla. James Bullard Houston. Tex. Don Browne Atlanta. Ga. Russell Campbell Detroit. Mich. James Carmichael Atlanta. Ga. George Chisholm Wallcrboro, S. C. Allen Carter Huntsville. Ala. Allen Coleman Fayetteville. N. C. F4 Bishop Coley Higgunum. Connk W'iiizlrd Cumin! Baum Rouge. I.:t. Frederick Combs; l l. Laudcrdulc. FILL Clayton C'msa Albany. 0:1 Arthur Davis lhlycum'illc. N. C. Robert D. Dickcm Alfamu. Ga. Rnlmrt Dan's Uxfold. N. C. Pitujuk Dm- Burmn. S. 'f'. E rcddic Dore HUI 10th S. C. Huwthnrnc Hdcr Curmlhnm tin. Philip Dorsey Dallas. Tuna James HIEUL Allumu. Um. Lemuel H15 'I'hmndele. Cm. I-rcdcn-gk Exam Dccutul. Cm. Richard Enoch C'ulimun. Mm. 'I'hcudix 11::ltun Miami. PIA Willie Ferrell Runnokc, Ala. Ruben Ford Culumbux Ga. Albert Hchhcr Thumusvmc. GaN chly anklin Birmingham. Ala. James Freeman Clermont. Florida Willis Gardner Beaufort. S. C. Johnny Fuller Griffin, Ga. Charles Gilliam Newbcrry. S. C. --1 LI Daniel Grady Cleveland. Ohio Kerry Grimcs Americ us. 021. Arthur Hufdcmnn Sun Amumo. Texas Richard Harris Griffin. Ga. Waller Henderson Canton. Ga. f'hau'lcs Hughes Tupclu. Mimi Henderson Humcr Pompano Beach. I-lumlu Ruben Holman Bilmingham. Alan. Nulhunicl Jackson Stuuntun. 'v'u Tyromc Jackson Opalockzl. Fla. Richard Jones C411 m. Ga. Ruhurl Jordan Atlanta. Ga. ?'6 Earlzz Guile Florence. S. C. James Huh: Lexington. Ky. William Heath Fort Worth, Texas Howard Henderson Atlanta, Ga. Jerome Hunt 311 1111:1gl1:1nl, Ala. Eddie Illlntcr Dl'lthdl'l. Aln. Charles Jackson Jr Americm G21. Hlarlus Ray Jackson Jackson. Miss. Willie F. Johnson Athens. Ga. James Jones Albany. Cal. Thomas kimhull Covingmn. Ga. Simmic Lavender Birminghmn. Ala Churcnce Lawrence Mlmm. F Ia. Juhn Lewis Ncwpurl News. Va. Witlium Massey Hnmdcn. Conn anlis: McCoy 111me FILL 0. Li. MuMuElcn Imliun Splingu Cm. Iir'nust McNeil Fux'cltcviHc. N. C. Uut'acy Miller Ocala. Flu. lirncsl Miller Aihany. Ga. HL'I H'lun Mixun Birminghiml. Ala. Samuel Monroe Atlanta. Ga. Rmmld Moseley ClmclzmsL Ohio Robert Mosley Atlanta. Ga. I'Iouslon Lumpkin Athens. Licnl'gm Robert Manta Atlanta. Ga. Charles McDougzlld Butler. Ga. Kcnncth McKinney Brooklyn. New Yuri; Wmhmn Mcudowa Atlanta. Ga. Iwaurd Hunter. Jr. Allnntal. Ga. Jmcph Mlllcr Albany. 61:. Howard Mitchcll Laurens. S. C Eddie Moore Ovicdu. FILL Herman Morgan Baton Rouge. Lu. LcAndrew Names Birmingham. Ala. John Patterson Atlanta, Ga. William Patton Birmingham, Ala. Bryant Pricu Mucun, Ga. Matthew Plummcr Houston, Texas Robert Prichelt Atlanta, Ga. James Rachel Altamu. Ga. Elliot Reid Atlanta, Ga. Duvul'c Ranger Fort Worth. Texas James Richards Suffolk. Va. Chunsclcy Robinson l-li-x'cuux'illc. N. C. Kenneth Robinson Liuinbvillc. Lin. Julms Robinson Atlanta. Ga. Waller Sanders 'I'uscaloosa, Alzi. Joscph Sanmom Raleigh. N. C. Dennis Scurry Sanford. Ha. George Saunders Pompano Beach. Fla. Gabriel Shamu Suulhutn Rhudcsia. Africa Ronald Shcchy Tampa. Fla. Louis Smith Altanla, Gm Joseph Simmons Sanford, N. C. Larry Starks Dallas. Tcxzm Henry Slucle 'l allnhassce. Florida Gerald R. Stmud Atlanta. Ga. Herbert Stone . Albany. Georgia Paul Talley Waycross. Ga. Jcmmc Taylor AtlunleL Ga; Norman Thomas Wuycross. 621. Lowell Vaughn. Jr. Atlanta. Gal. David Wulkcr liirminghunL Alu, Allen Wmhinglun Hullktnn. 'I'cxm Emcl um Walls; Atlanta bu i'arlmn H'uxt Munrczunm ins. Willmm Wml hm V'uHc-y tin. Iva Willimn Bir'nunghunL Ala. Rogc r5 Wilmlrns Lincolntun. Gil. Handy Wilhcr's. Ir. l.g'm'mlmrg Va. Gerald Wrighl Denmark. 5. C. Jethro Toomcr Fort Luudcr'nlalc Huridu Fred Vann. Jrl DanviHc. Va. Thnmtn Wullcrn Ailanlu. Gil. WHIiLIm Ward .J'thwvjllu Ala. Andruw H'cltb Alhamy tin. Malcolm Wcul Mcmphlx. mm. Amlrc CAIII Whixcmcn Durham N. C. Churlcx u'illiumb Miumi. FIEI. Ronald H'illiunn Wimlun Salem. N. C. Ronald Wilmn Alluntu. Cm. g. Frcdcnck Powell Altman. Gm Juniors Jurncx Maxie. Sculcwr; Iscleul 1; Samuel Jnhmm: Prmjm-m Iron BnmrHL-c. V ivorPrmidL-nt Willium Leonard. Social Chailmam Richard Williams. Trcasurcr l-irst Atlcndum. Wilinu Curulhcrs. Allunla. Ga: Mm Junior. Luis Weston. Sumter. S. C.: Second Attendant, Charlotte Mize. Atlanta. Ga. .-.....'. .; .-'LI.L 2.- chi Adcymin H, U Ammli John Andrews 'lhurmond Anderson Bulam Bainca Aluri. Nigcriu Owcm. Nigcriu Allunm. Ga. Rowland. N C, Iiummon. Ga. Wav'r-wax -.-+-- .- v ' . John Bmhcr' hrm 13:1:th meld liens twigs Beverly Archie Black L-IVCITHL Mu. Birminyflum. Ala. Munltric. Ciu. Munlgmncry. A121. Allama. UH. Jame: Biltkc Martin Bianca Dznid Bunker! Curl BrigCI-v Emmanuel Briskc: Haurlcumn. S. V. Tampa. Ha. fulumhin. S. C Dnytonn Beach. Fla. St Louis. Mimun'i - 5:2 ? ' I'ldcc 1.. Hnmn Lem! Brownian: f'ulvin Rrysun Ruhcrl Burns Lawrcncc Buller Durham. N. F. Memphis. Tenn. Greenwood. S. C. Houston. Texas Rrunhwick. Ga 82 Liil'TY UWCI' Hur'nlnl f'hamllct David Chisholm William Clement Ruhcrt the Atlanta. Ga. LoniwiHc. Ky. WuIIL-rlwmu S. C Durham. N. C. Mlunld. Ud- Tlmmns C'nnnugc Inhn Dun u: hurh-x DINA tuilux l'lhxaml Ilumcr' Fthhil'llw SI. Pcturxhurg. Ha. Allnnlu Lin. Luxruncmillc. Vu. taru-rmllu. H. t thm. Cm ChuHCh R. Hlarwn Stanley Mm Wilson l-'::Hin James Flmd Olin E-rclwcil Palmetto. Flu. DCCEIlllI', Ga. Hcsnumur. Ala. Miami. Hu. Allumzl. CH1. 410' Enoch Gamly Mclvm Gerald Tony Glmcr Thomas L'mudwin James Hnt'gt'ctt Darlmgton. S. C. Ccrm Uurdo. N. C. Mucun. Ga. Macon. Ga. 'l'umpn. Ha. 83 Roland Hart Mickey szsslcr Jumus Halchcr John Hugnus Nulllzinicl Hcggs Jacksonvilft F11. Calhoun Ga. Auguslu. Ga. 13111011 Rvugc. L21. Macon. Gak Harold E'Icndcrmn 1min l-h'ghrmwr Earl Hilliard William Hodge Rnhcrl l'iuffman Allamm Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Birmingham. AIL-L. I'IOI'I VHHCY- tin. Ml. Gilcmi N7 C. Johnny Houutcm 13mm Inhnwn Samuel Johnsnn .Jumcs Jones Hvyd Jones Macon. fin. 51. Pclcthurg. Hu. Hllfffllo. N Y. Dillon. S. I . C. h:1rlcs City. Va. 6 I lr- Jnhn Kennedy Charles Lam! Samuel A. Lawnnj Willinm Lcnphm't William Leonard AtlnnlzL Ga. Grumlwling. Ln. Hoyin. Nigeria Waycross. Ga. Washinglon. D. C. 84 V. I Donald Long James McLeod Virgil Hannuld Ernest McKinnw Ruben KICMichacl Thumpwn. GEL Dothan, Ala. flmttunmaga. 'lunn. Pine Bluff. Alk. AILqu. 0.17 Jumm Muwy Eilhcn Muwwll .Iumca Mum: Ruhwt Morgan linuxl Murph; Birmingham. Ala. Hmmwick, tin, Tuxkugc: Inxl.. Mu. Chunummgm 'Icnn Birmingham. Ala. Alfred Neal Ernest Pngc Huubcrl Phipps Waller I'wlce Authm' Pindlc Washington. D. C Orlando. Fla. Mucun. 0.1. FL Pierce. Flu. Famucvillc. N. C. George Purdue Rynolder Ramhcau Clarence Reid Chester Rcmpson Roger Richmond Birmingham, Ala. Donalsonville, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Cvrecrwillc Miss. Key West. Fla. Michael Rivers Carl Saffoe Vernon L. Sands Willie Sheflall Pclcr Singcllon Grccnsboro. N. C. Birmingham, Ala. Key VVesl. Ha. Macon, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. HOTEICC SICDhens Jamcs Ax Suhcr James 'I'aium Larry Taylor Jessie 'IAHOI'IIHS MiamL Fla Wthmiru. S. C. Challanoogu. 'l'unn. Atlanta. GLL Allaulu G21. Douglas Thrmh Gcwge I'rammcl Rubcrl Tucker Paul Walker George Wallace Hugzlnvilic. Ga. Atlzlnla. Cm. La Grange. Ga. Chattanooga. Tcnn. f'hurles City. Va. a: II , - ' . James Washingmn Chester White James Whilchcnd Andrew Williams Joseph Williams Panama City. Ha Tampa Ha Detroit. Mich. Albany, Ga. Miami. Fla. 86 I'L'Nm Ciudt'rcd MW?! thur Wilwn Jumcx Winslcnd 1.0mm: Wllson D-EU' 03' Sillillum Mlunm. iiu. Nm'Hu'K. Va, Br'cnhunL 'lcqns langunuku ORS H'ilhc Vlarlx. 'I'IQLIHLU'CI'; Rnnnic Rugul, 11lmchun1 W'Illic Q-Jnvcr. liuamcu N1.1:1.1gur; lJmid l-runjun. Sucl'clnl'y; Edmund Rumnwn. Mcc- Prcxldcm: I'Imulh; D WilsuIL Plcsidcnl. Miss. SENIOR. Juun Lcslic Bcrricn is from Fayuttcvillu. N, C. whcrc nhc now lives with hcr purums und youngcr hrolhur. Hcr lift includus nmny 11m cl cmpcricncux sincc fm- lhc rim cight ycur'b 0f hur lifc hcr fulhur was in thc Lniicd 51:1ch Army. Having bcgun xchuul in Furl Bcnning. Gm. shc cumplclcd thc major portion of hur schooling in her hmmlown where .shu gruduulcd with honun from the E. E Smith Sunlor High School. Sincc enrolling in Spclmun Cbllcgu in Scplumhcr I959. shc hm; scrwd its president of lhc mphumnrc class. dormi- tory president. 0011ch ushcr. and participated in numerous urgunizutiom and clubs including the Student Council. NAACP. Spotlight stuff and Social Scicncc Club. During the sccond scmcstcr 0f hur junior ycztr. Jenn Wm; an exchange student 10 Elmira College. Pruinusly. Shc hilzs rcpwscmcd Morchuusc's Sophmnorc Class. and NAACP chapmr in tho Maroon 11nd Whilc Court, Her hobbies include reading. listening to jazz. hauling and playing the piano. Jean has :1 double major in social scicncc and psychology. with hopes to mcnlunlly go into psychiatric social work. l-iuwum Lu: Alumna W1;NDI.LL ANDLRSUN Ncwhcrry S. C. Cleveland. Uhiu Hmhanmrim Mun'rmnmfc's Omega Psi Phi; Li'xnmastic Merrill T rn vcl Sludcm; Tram. NAACP; AME: Chorus; Glee Club; 'lumrial Stuff: Muthu- mutics Honors Seminar. FRED ANDREWS Atlanta. Ga. Uun'mmurin Footbzlilz A M 5 ChururL Glztlllhl; Axum us Atlanta. Ga. Chmnixrr'y Alpha Phi Alpha. WILLH fiI-mun- AMuLu Wynn: AH-HMURI' Atlanta Lin Phllmiclphm Pcnn. .Uruhenmmw Surr'ufagy NFA: YMFA; Mumun 'I'i- gcr: Baseball Team Rum I'.LII.R?LJ.N' BAILI'Y Beaufort. S. L. Hilolugy ALFRID inns lhuk Houston. Texas IN-rri'mr'ugy, Hrufnfngy Glcc JClub: AMS Chorus: Verse Choir: Sphinx Club: Nlorchmlsc Quartet: Sunday Morning Choir: Student Ad- iustmcm Committee. TROY Smmms BMxKS'i'L'JN CiIiR-xl n ii: Minn: BI mu Atlanta. Ga. Birmingham. Ala, phylum; fgdm-mgm, .Hurhmmnn, Hummm Gc-Hf l'cnm; Basketball Admmr'urmiun Team. Glee Club: Band: A MS Chorus; Y MFA; NAACP. 90 IULIAh Wmn HLAFIHHI m Chattanooga. Tenn. PoHrh'u! St'r'wll'v NAACP; Student Court SNCC: Hcctiuns Curnle- tcu. Alum R AIINZU lit um Mnntgmncrg'. Mu. Hinluuix, f'llir mhlrl' YMt'A: h.-X.-Ki l3: lhculm Guild: Color tnmnl: blur Club. ClARI-NCF Wuhm 0.ka Wimcr Park. Ha. Bim'om', t hmnf.m'y Alpha Phi Alpha; NSF t'n- dcrgrnduut: Rmmrch Gran- tcc. Wu ! lu1 HI kxum Hmmm .Mkmlu. tut. 1'.'I'.r.l.'lw.'1:.x. Human .-ln'.r.'m.'n:n:.'uJr: Swimming: 'lcum: YML A. C-FHRITx l1IH:t mI-mn Duuglmrillc. 0:5. .Hth mum y I.u .'u .mn-u .Nl-A: Ns'xrxf'P; anon T1- gcr. lekms C. ISm'rIC .Mhmtzn Uzi. Pur'r'n'r'ul Srwmo. Hr'nmry Hand. Y3K A: NAAi'P: M- 11111: Football 'Icum. Axum Ihiuuxxx .lmkwun. Misa Kut'iufreg-r N-MV. R YKK K UJHR: ,Mljuxtmum t'ummn'llu' MA I , Ht umx, JR. lijr'minghum. ALL Hum. rmx' 'x Uphu Ptzl .Upi;u XNHIX: NA-K F; Hand. Pum ! I Wmllinm t I I'Hl N Blrmmghmn. AM. PM: in Jug;- Alpha I'h; 'th.L Bmd: Ulu- KI'ILHV 5m Hnrmng 'IL'nm'. AXIS Pluym'x Wm H flung Hcllc Glade. Fla. Prlfr'rr'l u! FR h'm 9 Alpha Phi Alphu; Htmlcm Cuurl. Ccmls LAGUUDE COUPLR Macon Ga. 5 0cm logy NAACP; YMCA; Adjun- menl. Committee. Tnmnum: RUUSILVELT DHiRO TupcIQ Miss. M'ltsfr Phi Beta Sigma; Glcc Uuh: AMPS ChaJI'U$: YMCA: NAACP; Sucial 81 Cuiun'ul Affairs Committee. J. E. DAVID chnuN Bristol. Tenn. J'Cngiish Phi Beta Sigma; Studcnb Assistunl to the President. EDWARD C LAYTON C'OUPhR Riccboro, Ga. Psychology, Sot-iufugy Omega Psi Phi; Swimming Team; Band; YMCA. Emmau CURRY Brascmcl'. Ala. Athens, Gm Bioiogy . err'rwszs Au'ma'riiwmiwn Omega: Psi Phi: Band: Mm- Math istul'k L'nion; YMCA; Mir Torch; YMCA: NAACP. men 'l'igor. SA MUI'ZL DAVE N PUR'I' STLV'ESTER Doncnms Winston Salem, N. C. Murhwnarr'c'a Glee Club; Drill Squad; YMCA; SNEJK; NAACP. M-mImN J. l-usn-R. II Monroe Louisluna HENRY E-'l.tmERb Dnlhan. Ala, Jimiimwx Arhmmarmmm, Lt'mmmim' .5: u 'mh :gy DUN Amanne Gnsmx St. Petersburg, Fla. Palirr'rnl St'icm'c. Nismry NAACP: YMt'A: M--Cluh: Track 'l'cum: American His- mricul Association WELLII. 61mm Wnylcnlmm. 0:1. Hmhn'u .llmnmnn'rmuu Mmm-umm-.. btudunl t nuncjlz Adjuq- munl Cummillcc: NA.-K'P: YMI'A: 5AM; l'Nt I- Pru- Alumni Club. Wu I In: Jun a URI: E-IN. .IR. Columbus. Gu f'hwnr'MIy Glcc Club. TORCH. XVII I MM Unlmlul. GLMMJ 1 Illunmurk 5L L'. liming; kLtppil Alpha Psi: 15.1ch1hull '1 mm: .V A At' P. Y Mt A: lmcr-l-I'ulclnul tmmuil. Rum HI In 0th It MLH'iL'l'I'n. tm. Him Hy NAM P: Y'xft K. KKIWX. Cil 1mm Lulu-Nlu H mm 1 I , JR. Douglas. Ga. Pumirui 5: J'vm'r YMCA: NAACPI 93 W.u.n-R I'M m Gil l. Jilclnun. Min Payrvrmmgy, Br'ufuuy mu. vi 'J'Ic'mr'xn'lx' Band: mice Huh: AMS fhm'us; YKIL'A; NAAt P. met n Uku ill Im AngL-ln .llifnmm Nu: :rJa'r'Lf. . f1iXtFIHJfII'L'IV YUL'A? 83'1 i NAA P: Vm'xut hun': Kucidl mad I M EuJuJ Afllmx summing: lIlHIU-F I L V Hill LIHIE ll IN i hlll1.'.HUUIL'.:. Iclm H.-. ELI: J.-:.w.'.r-. I'qumnx immmllcuz NR! 1 Hdt'l'j.:!.:xluil1L' Ruulech I1'.Ill'1cc. .fmi PH I'l 1.! xi Hnwmx Albany. Gal. Hum: mnmx Hum m Hmklx Wunhingtun. D vii .S'M'r'rw'ciiul'. Hixmrfc Swimming Team; Fooihall Tcum. 611mm. I1 uimwmx hullmmugat. Tenn. H r'xmry WILL HM LHM Km limos Miami. Hit. Pym huhwy. ffrfmutiun Phi Hutu Sigma: NA-V'P: Y'klfA. Dull: t nu nun How I Birnlil'lghum. Ala. limin-wunn NUS Pluyclx FIL'HL'h t'hlh, NAA P. .Iml 1-1! lN'muM Waverly Hull. Gil Uumvmurfm EII-INM' Wu I I1 JH'KHKJN 51, Pcturxhurg. HIL quhmmrft .5 Kappa Alplm Psi: YMCA: NAAI'P: AMS f'hurllx: SNl-ZA: Gymnastic Team. 'IIEHJHSAINI' HAYiib Calhoun. Gm Hm'ir Phi Bela Sigmu: Glue CluhL rutb Chorus. Glm'l R Fl'le' Hurrah: Atlanta. Ga. 5m 1'0!qu Kappa Alpha Psi: YMCA: NAACP. Wu 1 HM Mt I ll ml: Hl xu'lmm'. JFK. lircu'mn. Aiu. '.5.12'::!1wry Hurr'wmmfr N AMI ' P. l-hnn- thkKUN Wiiycr'uxs. Ga. Urrmx'ilxrlfn'i'h. I-IJHmIion YKK'A'. NAACP: SNEA. UH m R'l' Jrau'laRS Atkinlu, Gal. 1ft ummul 3'. Hrm'rms's rhhm'uurmn'un AME Imam RI l'HI x' KI N'l I R. JR. Gzlinuxillc. GIL .UIIIJ.'II.IHII!I':'.I Alpha Phi Alpha: Mulhu- Inzilics I-Iunnls SUIIIinuI. l mu k hum Unholy ULI. PuI'III'r m' M- n H't Hum l-k i-I 1 Im I INII k FUII Valluy. CHI UInI'I' Phi Bclu Sigma: Hand; 'iIIL'u Huh: AME t'hmm: FmIt- hull 'l'cum: NAM P; 5541- N: Sunday Hm ning l'hun. r. an! .6 UV Inux H'ixI 1 I. lung t'hununuugu. 'Iunn. .UIIIIII'HIIIIII .I Mnhu PIII Alpha; Iiilka'H ;IH Team. BLNJLHIN JnaLPII MARIIV Monroe. Louisiana .UIIHII'HIMI'I'X, PIF-l'nfix Kappa Alpha Psi: Mathw- mzllics Honors Seminar: TORII'H: Lilcc Huh: AMH I'hurus: Sunday Morning Choir. 'I'Iumw lexf T Wen Palm Bunch. HIL PIII-I m l, 'II'II'I'I'II'HIIIIII W th IIIIIII AI I I .N III Mhum. ha. Iisnun n -I:IJ .U!J I!.I'I.-.r.'.-I: n H UH Hum! I: l I-I'xm' MLqu tun. I'M: LIN.- YHi 2X; NA-V'P Rn UI x I 1 1 xm RIMM'IIII, l'xn II'I.I. .-..-II', I I'.-I-rmxrn' Uluc Huh: VcI'xc KahlilI YME'A; Niki P. SEIIIIcIII IIIIIIIL I-Iccmms i IIIIIIIIIIIL'c II I II qux H x I Hh 'l'ii'lun. Ucmgm HIIAIIII'I: .IIJmIII:.uII :.'rIwI.' Alpha PhI Alpha. Rum Moum: Fitzgerald. Cm. Muhauy. flmnmu-y COAHR: NAACP: YMCA: TORCH. men Emu. MIJURL Ill Pine Bluff Ark Hmimwx :l4hatim'm'mriwr Omega Psi Phi: Pun-Hctlcnic Council; TORt'H. l-'I.m-.m J. T. NH SUN K omnibus. Uu. Biology Alpha Phi Alpha: AMS Pluy'wn: NAACP; Iiinlugy Wu I IN Iinu um Ml'RPHY Esuycltcvillc. N. C. Ufm'ogy Alpha Phi Alpha: Student Cuurt: Yum: thr: YRH'A. Rm' Flmsxkn wa n: Atlanta. Gcm'gizl S'm Infug-y, 14hr: rm : 11.! Munmn l'igci': 'IURFH: YMCA: NAACP: Mphu Kappa Dcllu: Huuiulugy Seminar. T. ALIAN Puxw Atlanta Uzi. UrrrJ'H-Umm't. an'u'm Glu- Huh: 'I'rucL Seminar; Verse Hmir. .l-whsox ON'y-wun 0m Ml ij. Konyn .k!:a!hw:mn'r.y. IL'umrmm's NAACP: YMIFA: Gmtcr- bury Association. African Slmlcnls L'nion oi Atkinlu. GR: 0:. mel R Atlamm Git. Hiuhrgy, f'hmnfur'j' l'URII'H. Hm mm H. Pun x, .Iit. Allumu. Chi. HJIrHIrPILj f'a'rmm'm'y AXIS i'hnrnx: GILT t lulV. Nshu P; YXItHN I'IJF'ILJN ALVIN PIL'RM 1 1. JR. lizllun Rouge. i,mliriiunu Put'hufoyy Omega Psi Phi: Pan-l'lcllcnic Council. Jmix 1-2qu IN RLMK In; Cluxclund. Ohio .Uurhrmurh h. tf'fu'mhn; A LI. x 15 u r; Cummil lL'L'I NAM P: Student tmmul; Mumun llgw; l'wrh. 'I mn- Iiui Stuff. annm WJLLInI R L' I'lekl-UHD Quitmum Cm. .quhwnuu't'x Omcgu Psi Phi: Wuudruw Wilmn Hunur Seminal. SILL- dent Council. Ulmltm. R u'in I Atlunta. CH1. .Uun'r rm :m'w 1-: u-HH Wlwu H km N JACKSUHHHV. I 1.: Hun'rn'rmm'u Phi Hem ngmu: Wmulhm U- ilwnn Hnnn: Humnur: Stmlum tunnciL Y'Ht 4.. N 4.:H P: NNI'A; H.1111L'Izm1- iu ilulml's Reminur. Custom Sn'num; West Pnlm licuch Hal, Birdugy '$1: :113393 Kappa Alpha Psi. :5 LJ Hmmn RHINMJ Duthun. Ala. .UHHH'HIHHI A' J: n amw Kl sq l I .'KlLI!'.'-.L Km. !' .-..- w CIIHII R Sms Fun Lauderdulc. l-'IJ. Budogy. Iik'mrm-n'y Band; Lampodas. I-mmxn DH. N Y Rumwn l-ur't l.uudcrd;:lc. Hu. Ii'I.-.-:.r.l.-R!n ii hmrnmn Nucjul L5: t'ulmrul Afihirx t'umm . Liluc Huh; 5n ndm V urnmg Lhuir. H HUd I uv. WI 1mm Hnnur M-rrnnur' NAAL P: Phi liutn Sigma. Dvln Hut HIH Annislun. Ala. Bf-H'ug'yl. II .-:.'cn.:n.'ry I'muk: Drill l'mm; '1 MFA; NAAL'P; vq'umlruw H'Jlxnn Humor hummur; Prmidcn: uf huntcnt Buds; .Nhl- Ruwurch put'licipunt; Omcgu Phi Phi. Jams SINULLIUN 11me5 Saxux Sm'iluzm Macon. Ga. Dublin. Gm Biuiugy, Cimnfsnj' Sun'ofugy, vaigiw: Band; YMCA; NAACP; Ali phu Kappa Delta. kI-xrAR'I'LIUR Sll-lL-xkl Mucun. Gil. .Socv'aiuyy Phi Bela Sigma; YMCA: NAsu'P; Maroon Tiger: Vcrxc Choir. Justm Runw STRONG St. Petersburg, Fla .Urrrhewmrics Phi Beta Sigma; Gymnuslics 'l'eum: Golf Team; Intru- murul Sports; Y M C A; NAACP. Jl'Ax THUM a5 Roster. PAL'L l HOMAS Atlanta GEL Atlanta. Ga. A rf, Jiuxnr 5m 11:! H: mm B, Sm infom- NAACP. RUBERI lJ-LUN Tmmrsux Fort I :Imlerdale. Fla. Phy vi: .a' Mathematics Honors Sumi- nar; Intramural Softball. EHRSI NAIII-ulu. TOLBH-n Atlanta. Ga. Physit'ul Educaumn Emu Mimi Swimming Team; Football Tcan1:Gymnastics Team. Tkuy Swans BANKSTONE Rummy LINCOLN 11'qu NATleNlLL V'mu; Richmond. Va. Liicvcland. Ohio Puliliruf S't't'mn'c Puffn't'm' Su'cnrv kuppu Alpha Psi: NAACP: Glee Club; A515 Chorus; YMCA. Student Court. 538 I'IJJHJH' SnlLJ-J WxI.HJ-.R. JR. Allanta. GaL .Umhcmmft'x Omega PM' Phi. 'IXICA: SNEA. ARTHUR FH-xrx'mm W.u.K:.R BirminghunL Ala. J'me'l'wmuit'x Band: SNEA. Truck Team; Haskclhall Tuam: Fl'unhmim Adewr: NAIA Ilup-Slcp- Jump Clmmpiun. Wfal'. MAC Record Huldcr of ngh Jump and Broad Jump. I':I.I.I.-Ul anxmux 'l'mm u. J1 LIL x Lubccu S. C. H'hHlMMuN, III 01mg PM Pm: .xAM'P: All-ml-t- m 'IURL'H. Him'uyy, t'Iu-mr'm'x Kappa Alpha Psz 8.11111: X ML A; N-XAIZ P; HIRE II; A3133 PIJ'HJJx Du: M n WM I la Haum. tiu Dum WHEN; Hcaunan 'l'crxus Hlufugy Alpha: Phi Alpha; Y1K A: NAAFP; u'undl'uu Vlexun H unm' Hr mi nu t' Rtmicm Council; Hmlugy Scminur. Nnurug'xx f in runny YML A: NAA'I P: Sucjul J: L ultumJ At'fmn ummiuw. shim H 1L5: LN L1 II 1a t'nxuux Wu .wx Hallhhm'g. Hm, Uqux I'me Pu: hawking. t hwm.w-y L'HL'HMJ. Library MN .m- Glee Club. YML A: NAACP: IURVH; Murmm I igcr. JLJIINNY YUL'M; Atlanta. Ga. Mummmuu's 'I'IMUIHY DULLLLS WILSON Lake Wales. Ha. Bmiueu Adminisn'uu'rm National chc-Prcsadcnt 0f UNCP Prc-Alumni Council; YMCA: NAACP; SNEA; TORCH; Student Council: Maroon Tiger; 5AM: Hec- tions Committee: Maroon Tiger. Debating T eam H. m R; P. Walkcr. C. Brigcly. 5. Johnson. W. Pope. and Y. fumphcll go mcr nulc: bcfurc important debate The Morehousc College Debating Team consists Uf Ihc follmring mun: Dr. Robert BrisbanchDircclor of Debate Samuel C. JohnsonA'aptain Paul T. Walkcr-Co-Cuplain Carl E. Brigcty Michael D. Davis Caesar Phillips Hh Washington Pope. llI Virgil Campbell The schedule for the debating season of 1962-1963 consisted of four tournaments: Morgan State CollcgchBalIimorc. Maryland Hampton InstitulchHamptonh Virginia Springhill CollcgciMObilc, Alabama New York Universitthcw York City, New York In these tournaments. the Morehouse team dcfcatcd such schools 215: Clark College, University of the South. Mercer University, Alabama State College, University of Southern Mississippi, and others. The national forensic topic for this season washRESOLVED: THAT THE NONhCOMMUNlST NATIONS OF THE WORLD SHOULD ESTABLISH AN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY. 101 The Ymmg Mm's Chriwim: Anm'fmfon giws its mcmbcrs Lin opportunity for spiritual imprmcmcnl and rcligious wmk bmh on the campus and throughout the cunuuunily. 10:9?2 Nmimmf Astsm'fun'un for Jim Arh'umwnmrr 0f Chiormi Pmpfe. Thu MOI'ChDIISC L'huptcr works coopct'ntiwly with other local chapters in the promotion of equal righrx 21nd justice. Alpha Kappa Delta is the National Socir ological Honor Society. Alpha Clmptcr of Georgia was organizcd at Atlanta Univer- sity in 1946 and is presently composed of students 01' lhc University Center. One aim of AIpha Kappa Dclta is to promote scholarship in Sociology by giving special recognition to scholarly achieve- ments. A second aim is to encourage stu- dents to achieve ncw scholastic Icvcls by the pursuance of advanced studies, con- ducling r'cscarch. and becoming intellectual leaders in community life after leaving col- lcgc and university. Thoma: Southern and R03 Norman arc mcmburs 0f the Morehousc Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta Thu Verse Choir, directed by Miss Elnora Chestcrman has a rcpcrtoirc ranging from early literary eras to the medcrn age. The choir makes several concert appearances during the year. 103 l'hrm'gu .S'mdwm Urgunimmm conll'ibutcx greally m the mllcgc 11nd cniirc Univer- sity Cuntcr. .-Miufs'm-.s' L- m'cm scrimlgly LIiHCLISS subjects of inlcrmt to thaw looking fm'wurd In the miniley us :I profession and any other Students imerestcd in mailers religious. HM Phi Lambda Chm. ncwly organized social and civic club of mm: nf lhc mcn 0n Cirmca HLLH's xccnml flnm'. Pretty Miss Gcraldinc Dzn-is Survcx' :15 Swwlhcurl Lmd impn'zmon lo the Ph. 1'4un.t 3-7-5 . 1 -.. a ' .. . . . - . 3' ' .4.-. H Student National Edm'amm Association SNEA devalcs much timc and effort to problems concurning tcuch- ing and the educational world in general, Dynamic Joe N. Williams heads this distinguished group 105 Social and Cultural Affairx Committee makes final adjustments 0n the Calendar of activities for the year. Headed by Edmund Robinson, the SCAC plans outstanding social cvcms. MERRILL TRAVEL SCHOLARS sclcctcd 10 mend the 1963-64 school year traveling and studying in Europe are Carl Bridgety, Jr., Ernest Murphy, James McLeod. Benjamin Daisc, James Jones, and Alfrcd Neal 010: shown. 106 Th? r'vfm'mm Tr'gm'. The Organ of Studcnt Expl'cwitms'. pr'mrd In lhc HILILIUHI hmh zInLI fuculty lhut the url of Journalism has not hccumc lmt in cmnplnccncy and mcdiucrily at .N'Inrchnusc. Waller Rullings. Fdimr-in-Chicf'. and his hard working stuff pullsu for a pow bcfm'c Ictut'ning ILJ lhur respcctiw journalimc tasks. The Marching Maroon Tigcr Band, under the baton of William DC. Leonard. made a laning comribution t0 the school and will long be remembered for their Diamond Formation anal their tribute to Cannonball Adderly. IUT x IIHLIJ Ill lllJIlllll lllllilll! -N nu - '.' i ' x 'x. x. . . .a.. y.. 'Xu. x . 'xx - x Morehouse Giee Chub, directed by Mr. Albert Perkins in an outstanding example of brotherhood through singing. This group: in :1de tion to concerts at home. appears annually in scvcral major northern citiusl James Mann, Armmpam'st and Piano Sofafsr. I US Xlnt'chuusc an'u'r mcmbct'x. Rarksdnic. Wright, PI'iCC. and Baker, rquuix'ul .1 Ilulndcl'ouc UVLIUUH fUr lhcir nrlginal sung Mull C'ull ldmlicatcd m N115. Lunmr. thc Porn Mim'cmh. Milton Wright. freshman sofofsr. sings a selection from Handel's Mes.s':'ah during the Glee Club's annual FOUNDERS DAY CON- CERT. 109 TORCH BENJAMIN MARTIN ROY NORMAN Edimr-in-Chief Business Manager MALVIN MOORE. 111 Sport; fidfmr Marion Pilchuc. st-mrmu ASSISTANTS: Ernest Miller Samuel Murphy Handy Withers. Asst. Copy Ed. Hosea Snwcll STAFF LOUIS WILSON C'rrm' Iidr'rur CALVIN BRYSON Layma: L'u'uur WILLIAM GRIFFIN Slurr' s'riu':u: THOMAS VWNSHINGTON Frarc'rnfry Krh'mr WILLIE F. JOHNSON Class Editor 111 112 113 Motto: 'FIRST OF ALL SERVANTS OF ALL. WE SHALL TRANSCEND ALL. 1n Alpha Phi Alpha, Alpha Rho Chapter. the truc fraternal spirit binds the hearts and concerted ci'forls 0f fifty-threc of the noblest of all men Alpha Men. In fact, it has been this true George Andrews Robert Alicn Curl Brigcty Reuben Brigety Archibald Brown Cecil Brown James Brown Leon Brownlee Robert Burns Von L. Burton Myron Bush Michael Byrd Allen Carter Rodney Cash Parnell CCphuS ROSTER Herbert Charles Clarence Clark Willic Clark W'illiam Clement Thomas Conagc Arthur Davis Robert Davis Phillip Dorsey L K Haynes William C. Heath Hamilton Holmes Carl Holsey Richard Hughes Nathaniel Jackson David Johnson H. C. Trenholm Paul Walker Emerson Whatley Carl Whisemon 114 fraternal spirit that has made Alpha the most sought after GrcckvLctlcr fraternity 0n the campus. Samuel Johnson Rudolph Jones Reuben Kesler John W Lowe Jefferson Maihis Isaac Miller William Murphy Elbert Nelson Alvoyd Nicks Georg: Perduc Waller Pierce Westley Plummer Dcvere Ranger Willis Sheftall Harold Smith Dczra White Waller Wilson Andrew Williams Durant Worthy . . . H26 Pride of 0m lzearts. . r 1 1r PAT RIC l A S 51 NH 5.1th ArhA -'d ll EDI'I'HWI-l-Al-IMOIfDS AUDREY WHITE 15: Al HQDANI 1nd ATTENDANT TO MISS A-DA TO MISS Aqua iL'DITH AND REWS MISS SPHINX 1:39 4 PH: OFFICERS Polemarch ....................................................... Chester Davenport Vice Polemarchdhan of Pledges: .................................... Osborne Generctt Keeper of Records ................................................. Malcolm Needom chper of Exchcqucr .............................................. Roberl Thompson Strategus. . , ....................................................... Johnny WhiIIow Lieutenant Stralcgus-Dcun of Prubalcs .................................. Joseph Jacksqn Dlrcclor of Program ............................................... Bcnjamm Mamn ROSTER Leslie Alexander Climon Elmore Wiiliam Fields Charles Finch Charlie Gilliam Byron Glare Tyrone Hull Grady Harris Glover Hopmn Henry Jackson Herman Long: I'TI'li'hI McNeil . to unite men of culture. patriotism, and honor in a bond of fratcmity . . m assist Ihc aims and purposes of col- lcgcs and univursitics. . . Since its founding in Bloomington. Indiana. 011 January 5. 19H. Kappa Alpha Psi has had as its aims those of coilcgcs and universitics Kappa Alpha Psi has Sought to encourage high scholarship over mediacrity; a dynamic scnsc of social awarc- ncsn; over social apathy: :1 sober some 01' individual ovcr conformity: and a gense of purpose m'cr aimless v.-'an.during In short, the aims of Kappa Alpha Psi haw been achicvcmcm. The program of Kappa Alpha Psi is geared toward its aims. Om: 0f the most outstanding expressions of this is the Guide Right Movement. 21 national service program designed for thc carccr orientation of youth. In addition. Kappa Alpha Psi stresses scholarship through a nalional scholarship fund; lcadcr- ship training through the Undergraduate Leadership Conference: 110 Roland Turpin Hanes Walton Thomas 1, Washington. 11! Hubert Walters Chester White James Moon Erncsl Page C'hcslcr Rcmpimn E'asmria Scymore Jamar; Story communit; and social responsibility through Various civic: projects; bctlcr graduale-undcrgraduatc relations through ad- visory councils: and finally a program of wholesome social activilics Ihrough banquets. both formal and informal parties. athletics. contests. and such activities which prove the worth of wholcmmc companionship, thereby contributing to thc cdu- Cation 01' the complete mun. Finally. the harvest of Kappa Alpha Psi well reflects her aims. Kappa Alpha Psi can he more than modestiy proud of the contributions of her sons 10 the world body. Among others. she claims Rufus Clement and Samuel Proctor in education: Lcrunc Bennett in journalism; J. Erncsi Wilkins. Sr. in public service: A Macao Walker. Sr, in business: and Wilt Chamber Jain and Oscar Robertson in athletics. Kappa Alpha Psi can bc proud. ANNEASF. CHAN HY MISS KAPPA ROSFLI LY HOWARD A l' l'ENDAN'l' AR'I'Yt l: HECIVVUOD A'ITEN DAN'I JANl-L'l' DIXON SC ROLLER SWEI'TI'HI-LART Chi Chapter Beta Sigma F raternity, Inc. m layx : .1 Blanco. Marlin Brewinglon, Thomas Butler, Larry Combs. Fredrick Cooke. Rudolph Debra Theodore Fraction. David Lester. Charles Hayes. Toussiant Higgs. William McDougald, Charles Moseley, Ronald Robinson, Edmond Royal. Rarmic Sanders. George Stewart. MacArthur Strong. Joseph Toomer, Jethro Thompson, Walker Vann. Fred Young. Willie 5TH CONCLAVE PHI BETA SIGMA FRATER CLEVELAND, OHIO 'DEC. 2T-30 Edmond Robinson Macaw! from MM is congratulated by Bra, Sen? ator Johnson after his election as Second National Vice-Prcsidcnt of Phi Beta Sigma. Inc. 118 MiSS CFCSCCM and Escort Miss: Sigma and Escort Miss PHI BETA SIGMA Miss Vera M. Norman Sig nus and Queens i .- fl . a Second Attendant I . Miss Corliss Paschal .I..-' . skhu Miss Crescent Miss Murlha Sims First Attendant Miss Sandra Hawkins 119 a From the quarries ul' cxpcricncu thut givu birth In eminent mum and unrich the lives of mediocre mun come Omcga man in general and the mm of Psi in particular. Not In bc cm'ctous of action but continuously partaking of all action t'uruvcr torti- fying the quarry whcnuc thcy wmc is the aim of the men of Omega. Notwithstanding the tact that the men of Psi httvc sct precu- dents in the past they are not cotitcnt to rust on thcir hturcls. 1n cmnpliuncu wih the second cardinai principle of Scholarship. Psi chaptcrt for thc suvcnth consecutix-t- scmuhtcr, hm, main- taincd thc highest academic zwumgc of any fraternity on cnmpm. This is well unclcrstood, however, when note is taken of the fact that last year two brothers. William Robinson and Julius Culcs were recipients of Mcrrill Study Grants. This year thrcu 0f the six men sclcctcd as Merrill Scholars wcrc mcmbcrs of thiu culcbratcd bzlndchnjamin DiiiSL'. James Jones. and Alfred Neal. At th: national conclavu which was held in lndianapohs. Indiana. during Dcccmbcr of 1962. McIvin Heard. who grud- uutcd from Morehousc in '61 was chosen as Scholar of thc Year with an average of better than 3.7. W tit w t LH NEW PSI PHI J'QJTEHNW AUSF . 1'1 . Xi LEDE Hg a f Ltuding thc Handcnt body is Presidcnt David Satchcr, who also comes from thc ranks of Psi and has done a notable job in maintaining :1 good student government; Omega is also wcll represented on thc council. In spurts. namely baakctbuli, Psi emerged undefeated intrai mural champions in a season that was marked with excitement tmd kccn competition. Commencing with thc annual Queenis Banquet tht: social season was uvuntliul and from all indications very enjoyable. Sonic of the highlights wcrc :1 Christmas party. it party in honor of li'JL' hmthcrx graduated in January. and a Valentines Bant quct held in imnur of tho queen; the first to be given by a studcnt organization on campus. The standards 01' Omega :m: high and its esthctic values are cxcmplificd in the lowly ludics that constitute its court. Nccna Shelton, queen: Renee Atkins. first attendant; Patricia Dickson, second attendant; and Wanda Marshall, Miss Lampodas, arc the women closest to thc hcarts 0f the men of Psi. Under the able and dynamic leadership of Malvin E. Moore, Ill. Psi has had another successful year. P - Pl t . and when we say our fast good-byc, wcill love Omega 51 n. Basilcus: ......................................... Malvin E. Moore, lIl Vicc-Bamlcus ......................................... Richard Williams K.R.S ................................................. Benjamin Daisc Asst. K.R.S.l ........................................... Jimmy Richards Keeper of Finance .................................... Harold Rutherford Asst. Keeper of Finance ................................... Melvin Gerald Dean of Pledgccs ...................................... William Leaphart Asst. Dean of Plcdgccs ..................................... Roland Hart chpch of Peace ......................................... Elbert Walker C htiplatn. '. .......................................... Creigs Beverly, Jr. Socull Chairman .................................... Robert A. Jones, 11'. Reporter to Oracle ......................................... Alfred Neal Dean of Probtttcs ........................................ Clifton Purnell 120 chcc Atkins Attendant Nee nu Shelton chc1hcart W'undu Marshall Lampmius Sweelhcurl Patricia Dixon Attcndanl 121 afare'flce Reid. Capiuins Say Team look Good 50 For In a recent interview with- key men, they 31111 D 'nnrinn nl'v-' mu unu wn-mmuhm Name Iaiah Coates Robert Dixon Byron Glare Tyrant: Hall Jimmie Harris Alfred Holmes Willie Jackson R. Jackson Willie Moore Taft McCoy A. Patunan C. Sherrad James Wingfield Willie Young Joseph Jackson Ernest McNeil Willie Owens Larry Taylor Walter Ellison Oscar Jackson Tim McCoy Clarence Reid Dcvcre Ranger Butler Sharpe J. Tyler Fred Andrews Hawthorne Eldcr Fred Harper C. Hixon Willie J Ordon Virgil Roberson Charles Rutherford Gus Trammell Thomas Borders James Bullard Kenneth Childs Ailcn Coleman Harold Head W. Hicc Richard McNeil -----u-- I --n - - ---H- wm- mmwnm--m-mrmvvwminimalism.- m In- mm- m-a-lrilmum- u -mu-n H-n----- nu - - 3 Hum - .- -- - I $3 mu -- m i'l s I i .I .IT Football Roster 1962-63 Position No. Home Town QB 10 Atlanta, Ga. FB 40 Atlanta, Ga. QB 15 St. Louis, Mo. QB 16 St. Petersburg, Fla. HB 22 West Palm Beach, Fla. HB 30 Atlanta, Ga. HB 42 LaGrange, Ga. HB 20 Pahookc, Fla. HB 23 Thomasville, Ga. FB 41 Atlanta, Ga. FB 33 HB 25 HB 24 Atlanta, Ga. HB 21 Atlanta, Ga. C 54 Orlando, Fla. C 52 Fayettevilie, N. C. C Atlanta, Ga. C 55 Atlanta, Ga. C 51 Augusta, Ga. E 85 LaGrange, Ga. E 83 Atlanta, Ga. E 81 Atianta, Ga. E. 82 Forth Worth, Tex. E 80 Elizabeth City, N. C. E 84 Tuskegee, Ala. G 66 Atlanta, Ga. G 61 C arroIlton, Ga. G 64 Atlanta, Ga. G 62 Macon, Ga. G 65 Atlanta, Ga. G 67 Chattanooga, Tenn. G 60 Quitman, Ga. G 63 Atlanta, Ga. T 70 Hartford, Conn. T 75 Houston, Tex. I 7'7 Carrollton, GaT T 74 Fayetteville, N. C. T 73 Atlanta, Ga. T 71 San Antonio, Tex. T 76 Pompano Beach, Fla. 12! m .5: I I i E i i I . 1 VVhrffzcr in: difmf or N'r'rorjr, :L'v rrrr' LOYA L just HM 51mm . . . . Led by the outstanding performances of ALL SIAC backs; Isaiah Comm; and Taft McCoy. the Mighty Maroon Tigers roared in to complete the 1962 scumn with a 6-2 record. This remarkable record gained for the Ngerx a accond place tie in the Southern Intercollegiate Conference. BEFORE , . - , r m. r 3'3 , r- '..' ' u... :b' . Half-backs Willie Jackson and James Wingfield, Line men Oscar Jackson, Willie Jordan, Fred Harper. Fred Andrews. Richard Pompamf McNeil, James Bullard. Tim McCoy. Joseph Jackson. and their other team mates. played great football the entire scason. 'I'huir outstanding skill. cooperation. and sportsmanship became instrumental in the Tigers rally back to win the last six games on the schedule, after two consecutive defeats. AFTER ' . Coalcs, Bullard. Andruwa. JuckwIL mcmburs of thc Mumon Tigc'n mak- ing ALL SIAC. HOUSE CRUSHES HOWARD UNIVERSITY 127 School spirit was excellent as hundreds of fans cbccred from each kickoff 10 the final second. Morehouse Tiger's proved again that our rivals across the street, the Clark College Panthers, arc Wot what they use to be and are definitely Wot together. MOREHOUSE 20 CLARK 1:2 128 unuuml II! IIIIIIE' ' ' - .-. Hilarf'fjhpnmi Bringing the bacon home. BASKETBALL 14 50 42 24 12 40 Jamcs Carmichal Willie Finley Lionel Gordon James Wingficld Ernest Page Barry Watson 130 44 52 20 30 22 4 David Johnson Robert Morgan Clinton Elmore Arthur Walker Chris Robinson Robert Pritchcu TIGERS SUCCESSFUL ON HARDWOOD 'I'hc l962-63 Basketball mun began with victory over Tzlllcdcga by a scam 0f 86 to 46. Brilliant playing by Bonus Gcncrctic. Wingficld. Pugc. Gordon. and others. led thc Tigcrmcn through a rclaltivcly success- ful season. Special congratulations arc in QILIUI' to Lhuir Coach. DL Frainklin C'Joc Cool'd Forbes, for leadingr the cagcrs from glorioua victories. sad dcfczlts. 10 the final gamu- mth Knoxville Collugc in Chicago with determination hard work. and dcvok non. Morgan prepares to make a decisive point. 131 L e D e h t HS n r u 1.0 C no a P cm 1. h IN: C h .L a P. Fl. on. m g H .n a 0 S 132 William O Gcnercttc Uigfm, aftcr giv- ing four years: scrvicc in the Tiger uniform, said farewell, along with othcr seniors. In the hardwood and bouncing ball this wa- son, Thanks and Good Luck fellow! ngficld moves the ball down the court like :1 whirlwind, Pritchctt, an Atlanta fresh. cxhibils clever maneuvers. FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT - AI - E1 ' I I 1 -. i I H. ,' :'- - Q q 9 '- ' . -J t I ! r EJ- Q 7 .. Misti .75 u-rr u-I - ' ' - Track and Cross Country Squad. fFrrsr RUM lech Henry Durlingion. James Douglas. Charla Nell. Herbert Skinner. Walter Mason. Charles Ellcrson. Remy Franklm: M'rmnd rmrJ Samuel Monroe. Sumptcr Jumcx. Sim- mie Lavender. Matthew Crawford Ralph Slngficfd. Jerry PUWUIL Hubert Holmes; fl'irr'm' nm'J Erskraynlcn Bradford. Chester funk. Thcmis Ware. AJhcrt Duncan. Henry Kreu. David Harris. James Harris: ff'kmrrh rmv; Barry Washinglon. Teddy Pricc. Carlton Broun. Horace Blcdsuc. James Bullard. Robert Rhodes: ITUPJ Alonzo C'arrcy. Arthur Waiker. David Walker. The Tigers roar once more :15 the Morehousc Cindcrmcm through thc able coaching of Mr. Henry Burlington and many hours of hard work and sacrifice. mWEwaZh me CHAMPS The Walkcr Boys talk it over. Arlhur Walker 4211, , SIAC Champion High Jump cr Uiecord 6'6V2 J. Broad Jump record holder t24'l and N.A,I.A. National Small College Hop-Stcp-Jump Champion HS' 1V2 J talks with his. team mate friglm David Walker, David is Conference Cham- pion milcr and two miler M: 19.4 and 9:42 -an SIAC record'J and Captain of the 1963 Morehousc College Track Squad. Coach chry Darlingum gives puintcrn to Charles Ellcrson. oulhtalnding middle distance runner and Captain of 19614962 from, L'uunr try Squad. David Walkur and :1 pmmjxing frcshmnn. Walter Masom :1th listen aIIEcnIiVL-Iy Bclow. Carlton Broer :1 frushnmn. joins; Arthur Walker. for a fast trip over Lhc hurdlu. b TIGER SHARKS FINISH SECOND IN SIAC The Morehause C oHege swimming ream, Ihe Tiger sharks, concluded a semen of seven meets by finishing second in the Somhem Inrz'rchgEare Conferc'm'e. The Maroon and White Aquamm, composed prinmn'ly of freshmen and inatpen'enced sophomores; are f0 be commended for a fab we?! done in the mid?! of confusion and dfsmurzrgemmt. Previously. Morehouse has won the conference Championship for four consecutive years. Shown in the above photo arr: Tigcr sharks Alfred Williams. Willmrn Campbell. Steve Jones, Ernest McNeil, Tammyr Brook's. Second rou'm-Jernme Robinsom. Fred Fundcrburg. Justin Marshall. Haywood Hodge, John Curtwright. Third row Eric Winston. Ellis Evans. Frank Baltic. Samuel Wright, Otha Douglas. 138 Morehousc Tiger.9hcirk3 exhibit their aquatic skills In their Uppnncmh. Hampton Imlimlc Pirmmx 139 Determined T0 Regain Championship The Morehouse aquamen though performing very Well under the existing circumstances, 2111: determined to regain the SlAC Swimming and Diving Championship They have learned that there 11 strength in unity, and with the return of outstanding, freshmen like BattlL .-r1gl11j,1he T1gershark1 are dLstined to 11111, the pool once more Qo- a 'W f1. 10 R; From Rou' DavI d Walker. Trny Bunksmm Swami Ruw-Jraft Mcfuy. Willie Mom'u. Hunk Ruw-Humld Head. Richard McNeil. 141 1-12 1-15 147 Complimen+s Complimen+s of CAMPUS CHEFS. INC. of WAOK Morehouse College The Big Sound In A'I'Ian'l'a. Ga. Spelman College Virginia S+a+e College I380 On Your Dial Talladega College I l0 Edgewood Ave., NE. ITC Complimen+s of YATES 8 MILTON DRUG STORES A+Ian+a. Georgia Congra+ula+ions To The Gradua'ring Class Cam mu; ..Gummzturf in a lop hampmu ..... ' 'VU HT!!! L'IKHLVP . . Erriusir'e H?NP-fih m Spain! Ram: .vamirs wa'rt'rf anti! you are am! of srhmaf. 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