North Carolina Central University - Eagle Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER Fluid II. Ill, .Mil, I ' ulemanii Dtnnic I.. Sim.inv. Kecpn ul keciuii and ExJitqm. Ailhui M. (iiliM.n. I Hi-l ' olciihin i Carter C. Smith. Slijlegm William C. limvic. U. Sluiu ii Hinry Friclcrick, ChjpLiii Clirturd luikins, FuiiiUnl Ocurec Hannun. I rif ' i-c .ifn; St;K()LLhRS CLL H Ri.liard l-Lillord. .s,«r ,i i Inust M.Adam . C w . .- (nou in Naiy) Anlhunv Ilavl (enteral Navv in Marchi William Johnson. Sergeunl-nl-.irini Alphonza Fcruuson. T,tus,iicr ( l8 )

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BETA RAPPA CHI— Pi CHAPTER Fannie Cane, Treasurer Carter Smith. Chairman of Progrt Lois High, President Floyd Brown, Vice-President Mary Tate, Secretary Dr. Knox. Dr. Bush, Dr. Ue, Dr. Robinson. Mr. High and Mr. Boulwarc. Faculty Men Wouldn t It Be Nice If— There were enough men over 15 tor the ladies on the campus to go with. The student body refused to walk on the grass around the campus. The college audiences would retrain from laugh- ing at the wrong time during lectures. Johnny Gilchrist wouldn ' t always whistle when passing McLean Dorm. Tiny McGhee were tall. Big Dog Thomas were short. James Boogie Hardy didn ' t have so many crushes. The Home Economics Department would permit students to wear anklets The students would be more punctual. Students would try to get on the Honor Roll in- stead of Probation List. The students would enter the dining hall on time. Harold Ferguson could stop making announce- ments in chapel. (-7) The days uould stay long for the whole nine months. There were no triple cuts after holidays. There were no meatless Sunday-Monday-Tuesday- Wednesday-Thursday-Friday and Saturday ' s. Coach McLendon didn ' t have to go to the Navy. Dances could last until 12:00 — or 1:00 a.m. All the engaged girls on the campus would plan to marry here. It would stop raining in Durham. This war would come to an end and the President would stop sending Greetings and Classifica- tion Cards. We had movies on the campus. A Snack Bar were on the campus under the din- ing hall. If in 19 -■ all the students in the armed forces would return to the campus for a week of celebration — no classes — just meeting old friends again.

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Evt-lyn Kimbcr, B„i,l,„s Theima McDanicl. Aiili-BiUiUm Bvrdie Bruner, GiammMelis ALPHA CHI CHAPTER Yvonne Harlsficld. Ephralea, Chanty Evans, Tanuoihti Hazel Taft, De,in oj Philgces Mary Lindsay, Dean oj Icyettes Dorothea Williams, Man. 1 .r,. , . . . Yvonne Hartsfield, Co-DcM of liyei ' ictoria Cr.rdicc, Co-De,it: of Pleiise. Norma Richardson, Pailuimeiuaium Gladys Malthewson, he.ulini Fannie Obannon, VuePiesuUnl ( 19) l 1 LLAF CLUB ret . lcxander, SecreWy Doiolhy Clarke, AsusUinl Sn Nannie Covington, Tifusitrer