Agricultural and Technical State University - Ayantee Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Stroud, Reeves. Whe, Dickson. Utibrey Mr. Llewell ' N A. Wise, Head, Department of Business . . . Miss GWENnoL -N T. Dickson, As- sistant Professor of Business Administration . . . Mrs. Rosa M. Mabrev, Instructor in Secretarial Science . . . Mrs. Veda J. Stroud, Instructor in Business Administration . . . Miss ELLEN REEVES. Instructor in Commercial Education. Mr. B. a. BianchI, Chief, U. S. Veterans ' Admin- istration Guidance Center . . . Mr. Joseph Christmas, Training Officer, Veterans ' Adminis- tration . . . Mrs. Sarah G. Taylor, Secretary. Mr. ' William C. Cooper, 4-H Club Specialist . . . Miss Mae Alice McMillan, Secretary . . . Mr, J. ' W. Jeffries, Assistant State Agent . . . Mrs. Hazel Mitchell, Secretary . . . Miss Blanche Stephens, Secretary . . . Mrs. Athel stine Malone, Secretary . . . Mr. Otis Buffa- loe. District Agent . . . Mrs. B. B. Ramseur, Subject Matter Specialist . . . MRS. Dazelle F. Low, District Home Agent . . . Miss Wilhel- mina Laws, District Home Agent . . . Miss Genevieve M. Kyer, Subject Matter Specialist . . . Mr. R. E. Jones, State Director, Extension Agents. Taylor Biiiiichi Christnm Mr. William C. Cooper Miss Mae Alice McMillan Mr. J. W. Jeffries Mrs. Hazel Mitchell Miss Blanche Stephens Mrs. Athelsline Malone Mr. Otis Biiffaloe Mrs. B. B. Ramseur Mrs. Dazelle F. Lou Miss Wilbehnlna Latts Miss Genetieie M. Kyer Mr. R. E. Jones

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FACULTY Hopsott, Hii rs, BioH ' i , Bell, Gentry, Triie dell, C. Getttry, W ' tllitirr Richarttson, Gray, Marteoia, Lhtoit, Carter, Webb Mr. William M. Bell, Professor of Pliysical Ed- ucation . . . Mr. Raymond Hopson. Instructor of Physical Education . . . MiSS Delores Hines, Women ' s Physical Education . . . Miss BARBARA Brown. Women ' s Physical Education . . . Mr Howard Gentry, Physical Education . . . Mrs Carrie Gentry, Women ' s Physical Education . . Mr. Eldridge Williams, Physical Education . . Miss Catherine Truesdell, Departmental Sec- retary. Mr. Jerald Marteena, Dean of School of Me- chanic Arts . . . Mr. Armand Richardson, Elec- trical En.eineerin.u . . . Mr. GERARD E. Gray, Me- chanical Engineering . . . MR. HORACE W. CAR- TER, Architectural En.eineerini; . . . MR. HAYWOOD E. Wehb, Electrical En.mneerinp . . MR. HARDY Liston, Jr., Mechanical Engineering. Dr Booker T. White, Professor of Chemistry . . . Mr. Harold Delaney, Assistant Professor of Chemistry . . . MR. JAMES PendeRGRAST, Assist- ant Professor ot Chemistry . . . MR. CHARLES P. George, Instructor in Chemistry . . . MR. Phil- MORE Haith, Instructor in Chemistry. Delaney, Haith, George, W hite, Pendergrast

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SEIVIDRS In this ci.iss will be fciund some of our leaders of tomor- row, doctors, hiwyers, bankers, and some will even be college presidents. The important thing that we earnestly hope for is that every 1948 Senior will, as a result of his experiences here, go into the world equipped to make some contribution to the community in which he will live. While doing their four years here many of these Seniors have demonstrated unusual abilities. Some excelled in ath- letics, others in dramatics and many were outstanding in student government and affairs. Mentioning just a few of the outstanding members of the class we see such names as these: Lois Samuels, an excellent student and certainly a main plug in the Senior Class. She was president of the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society and held an important post on the staff of the Ayantek . . . John Rawls. another campus leader, was an intluential member of the class and president of Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society . . . Joseph McKinney, class prexy, also played a big part in campus affairs, being president of several organizations including Beta Kappa Chi. Then there were others of the class who did good work throughout their stay here. Yolande Mebane was editor of this publication, Myrtis Edgecombe, a good student, but to name them all would take too much time and space, so suffice it to say that with the graduation of this years class the College will lose a lot of leadership and the Juniors will get a definite challenge.