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

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Mr. Herman Brown, Asst. Professor of Education, and Mr. James E. Harrison Jr.. Asst. Professor of Education Miss Daisybelle Jones, Instructor. Or. ' a erl n N. Rice, Professor, and Edwina T. Murphy. Instructor Mr. .Allison (iordon. College Mail C lerk C ■ u ' Si Miss Nettie M. Nasli, Director of Nursery School Mis es Mahel Devaugh, tiladys Home. Gene Home, and Mr. I.. A. Wise. Head of Business Department

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT .. In R. S rat I- J on front roti;: Mi Leadie M. Clark. Mrs. Horten c Lloyd. Mis-, t ' arrye V. Hill. Mr. Littleton A. AKton. I . Pearl (t. Bradley, Mr-, tietrude A. Johnson, and Miss Daisvhelle Jone- BiK k ro ' u: L. to R. Mrs. Ida B. Spigener. Mr - Kathervne R. Tvler, Mrs. Loreno Mebane Mnr- rou. Nir. Charlev R. rick. Mr. Wendell M Bryant. Mr. James H. Reeves, and Mr. E. R Garrett. Not included on picture is Mr. Roy H. Brown. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMEN ' r Front ioiu-: Dr. R. tirann Llo d. Mr. Grainger Bro vning. Mr. ' irgil Stroud, and Mr. T. A. Clark. Btnk rnii-: L. to R. Dr. A. K. Nyahongo. Dean War- moth T. Gibbs, Mr. James H. Reeves, and Mr. Malcolm W. Johnson. Jr. t ' il K ! liirt. rH)N DEP.VRTMENT .. lo R. S rati ' J on front roti-: Miss Delores Mines. Miss Sherma E. Hough. Mis- Ciardenia Johnson, and Miss C.itherine Truesdell. Back roiL-: Mr. Taylor Mr. EchoU. Mr. William Bell, and Mr. Brown. AGRICCLTCRAL IWFF A. to R. Front ro -: Iiss Thompson, Dean McLaughlin, Mrs. Clark. Miss Robinsun. and Mr. Grandy. Second roii;: Mr. C. R. A. Cunningham, Mr. Spigener. -Mr. Carr. Mr. Blent. Mr. Totten. Dr. ' hite. Third roiv: Mr, Simpson, Mr. Henderson. Mr. Mc ' ain. Mr. Pendergrast. and Dr. Kennedy. Fourth roii-: Mr. Thornhill. Mr. Fisher. Mr. Dean. Mr. Brewer, and NIr. Murphy. LIBRARY SI AFF .. to R. Front roii-: Mrs. Ellen Massenherg Mitchel, Miss Alma Morrow. Miss Lois Samuels. Miss Willie Mae Broadnax. and Miss Mary Thompson, Mr. Charles C. Dean, and Miss Patricia C. McU ' horter.

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Jo Jhe S e emo s The voice of duty new calls forth the members of the graduating class of 1949 into a world in dire need of prepared individuals. And it is sincerely hoped that every senior, as a result of his training here, will he able to heed that call. From this grad- uating class we expect future leaders in the various communities, and propagators of wisdom who will make the world a better place. During your four cars here some of ou seniors have excelled in athletics, dra- matics, music, student government, and various other affairs. A few of the outstand- ing ones include such as John Hollingworth, a most versatile student and a very de- pendable member of the class . . . Leonard Simon, another outstanding student, influ- ential member of the class and president of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society . . . Lawrence Shipp, president of Beta Kappa Phi . . . Albert Spruill, class prexy and member of several organizations. Others of the class who were outstanding through- out their stav here includes Smith Knight, editor of this publication, Shirley Bullock, president of Sigma Rho Sigma, Helen Blackmore, and Elizabeth Samuels. Many others could be named but space is limited, so we say simply that the College agam loses a class that will long he remembered.