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

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N K I II K !j 7 Tnp riiif, Irfl In nghl: Gluii.i Y. ACJER, Willi.- H. ALLKX, B rnicc ALSTON, Miiric A. ALSTON. William D. ALSTON, ) )siu- E. AMARO, Asa W. ANDERSON. Snonil row: Bobhs Lcc ANDERSON. Fifd ARDREV. All.unvcr L. ARRLNGTON. Luther ARRLNGTON. Rudolph D. ARTIS, AIIkti a. . SKEW, RoIkti J. BAILED ' . I hull row: Coolidge BALLON, Euiuient BA.NKS, John H. BAR- BER, John y. BARNER, Leon A BARNETT, Rov L. BASS, William M. BASS. Fourth rnw: John S. BE.■ TT ■, Samuel L. BLSHOP, Wi liam BLAKELV, Perlini ' BLACK. John R, BL. NK.S, Joe! BONDS, Willie J. BOO.NE. Fifth row: James E. BORDERS. Silas BOL ' LDLN, John M. BOW- DEN, Cranston BOYD, Chailes W. BREWLNGTON, Elmer I. BREWINGTON, Martecna BROADNAX. .S ' - 7 row: Charles L. BROOKS, Laur.i B. BROOKS, Herbert H. BROWDER, Alonza C:. BROWN, Geneva B. BROWN, Junius BROWN. Elizabeth B. BRYANT. 14

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SE ioi{ (im {)n ' uu Left to right, silting: Robert Paul Smith. icc-Prcsidcnt; icnirr: C larencc C ' olcs. President; Sara Smith. Secretar ; Melvin M. Ritter. Editor-in-Chief of Vearljook. and Robert L. Little. Parhamcntarian and .Student Council Repre- sentative. TO TIIK SKVKIi; CLISS riu- Frcslinian Cllass of l ' M8 (the Senior CUass of 1932) has based its tour years ' work on three sayings of Theodore Rooscvch: All daring and courage, all iron endurance of misfortune, make for a finer, noble type of manhood. Courage, hard ork. self-mastery, and intelligent effort are all essential to a successful life. Only those are fit to li e who do not fear to die, and none are fit to li T who have shrunk from the joy of life and the duty of life. The work has been hard and the competition keen. For four years you have made endless sacrifices in order that you would realize this day. Already you see the results of hard work. The real payoff will come to those of you who will be better able to face the hardships of life, and who will recei e a lasting joy out of ser ing mankind as a trustee for God and Humanity. May you remain loyal, sincere and efficient, and may you carrv with ou into the waiting world a proven message and much needed leadership. 13

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Finl row, left to right: Arthur E, BULLARD. Odessa I. BLRRIS, Ariluir W BURSON, Odoll BUSH, George E. BUTLER, James BUTLER, Xathan BUTLER. Second row: C:harles E. CAIN, Bcrlcna CAMPBELL, Waller H. CAXXADY, Willie M. CANTY, Julius R. ClARNEV, Wrnon M. CARSON, Edward A. ' c:ARTER. Third row: Albert L C:ARTER, Luvenia C. CARTER, V, D, C:HAMBER, Storlin NL CHESTON, Clarence L. C:LARKE, Emma W. C:LARK, Samuel M, CLEMONS. Fourth roll ' : Dan A. C:LAVBURX, C:harles E. C:OFl-E •, Clar- ence VV. COLES, Ycphvr B. ClOLES, Burnett C:OL- LLNS, Lonnie COOK, JR., Joseph L. COOPER. Fifth row: Jessie Mae COOPER, Thedore C:OPELAND. E. Ger- trude CORBETl , Charles COTTINGHAM, David C:OUNC:iL, C:alvin S. C:0 VPER,, James V. C:OX. Stxtli row: Marjorie CRAFT, Jerrv C:RA VFORD, Lacv L. CRAWFORD, Geonje T. CURRY, Ressie CURRY, Archie W. DABNEY, William W. DANIELS. S E I I II II N 15