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

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North Carolina College Service Honor Roll Note: This li;.t is not complete but represents stiklLnts and ijraduates whose addresses have been hied with the editors. CiptJin H.iskcl A. HiiHvnn ivl. I,t. |..M.ph A. Chriitiiijv 1st. I.t. Millcdgc Mmby IM. Lt. lames Y. Carter (Staff member) i t. Lt. HnK.klvn McMillan nd. Lt. Thcndnrc Gret nd. Lt. H,.wari] Lewi ml. Lr. Clintr.n B. Md nd. Lt. Ira Kn.wn ml. Lt, Melvin Odui HickerM.n. Charic Brewer, Fre.l Hrnnn, fLirrv Br„wn, luhnny Call, Raphael Carter, Earl Carter, Freddie Carter, Sylvester Chavis, EllL.tt Clark, Walter Clay, Lcr.iy Coficld. Harilv Cullinj, M.inroi R Creed, Leon V. I Crass, . nnR ( ' . C) I Crosbon, Icicmiah I Dublsctte. Michael Duckwilder, Vincet Duke, R.ibert Idin.m.K. Wnodnii Lnl.R, Slurvv...,,! I.nnis, Rt,i;inald I aucellc, T. W. l-nnl.MiK, IkniKin Insiir. I ,irl I null.. Clilmn 1, Wilhc l,,nmA, Willi, Cnic, Ldear , ' s,.ll, . nder„,n L.luTencc. .Nn ier ;sbv, V.irn.ll (Sl.illl Li.chlner, Clarenci , ' nne, Ciirliss LIuvd, Ldward Hall, William Ra ilanly, Thi.mas Harris, Sieve Hindcrs,,n. -niai Hicks, Russell lli.uh, hdward llnlkmay, John llnli, Charles lluiii|.hro, R.mii .Mb InlHs, Inbn Ke.irmv, l.ishua Knuckles, his, |.h Lalavcllc, Willian L i;.ian, (icor e Mack, Ceorjfe .Mack, Richard M.ib.ne. William P. .Mallhocs, |,,hn McAllister, Silas McCulU.ugh, Edward Unthank. Ma Russell, brankicn Sl.il..n, Waller Sir.ivlinrne, Kduard Tally, (lenrKC Tally, Hugh . Thrimpscn, H.imer Ihompsun, lames Tli,.mps,,n, Mace. Th.irpc, Clyde Mi.sby, Tal.iiadjjc Nun... R.,swcll l)rm..n,l, Renic I ' cerman, l),.nald I ' crs.in, R,.bcrl Ravuv.n.l, ;er,.me R ,bcrs,.n, RuiL.lpb W.ilst.in, Wiiiidri We.ner, Robert Wluihel.l, .Samuel Williams, Lcondras H..ll,.«av, Willis ludkins, RKhar.l Killer, Th..mas . Mjs..n, ll.nms T..dd, Cc.rKe T.unstml, H..uard Washin,i;t..n, Wi T.. vnsind, Leu For)ncr E.Utors of Students Puhlkat on Staff I 1ST Lt. Bl«HlKL M Mill D Lt. Ika l KDWN (O

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The Maroon and Gray COMMENCEMENT EDITION NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE FOR NEGROES DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA This May issue of the News Letter was sponsored by the Class of 1944 ■■LEST YOU FORGET ' Lennie Smith, ' 44 Percy Steele, ' 44 Alice Thome, ' 44 Elaine McGhee, ' 44 Lois Hi h, ' 44 Josephine Shearin, ' 44 Evelyn Kimber, ' 44 Student Editorial Staff Henry Rice, ' 44 Alma Finney, ' 44 Doris Williams, ' 44 Isabel Edwards, ' 44 Hariette Amey, ' 44 Floyd Brown, 44 Victoria Cordicc, ' 44 Lucia James, ' 45 MarfTuriette Massey, ' 45 Ward Parham, ' 44 Carter Smith, ' 45 Albert Bolden, ' 4s Doris Blount, ' 45 Mary Grandy, ' 4s Mr. Isador Boyd Oglesby, Director of News Letter Ptiblications Mr. Charles A. Ray, Special Features Mr. Carlyle Graham, Consultant on Photography George Thorne, ' 47, . ) Work, Clifford Jenkins, ' 47, .tdi ' crtising Vol. I, No. 5 May, 1944 INDEX TO FEATURES Service Men ' s Honor Roll 2 Senior Class Picture 14 From the Desk o£ Our President 3 The Senior Page 15-16 Dedication of the Book 4 Wouldn ' t It Be Nice If? 17 Basketball Championship Team 5 Roundup of Campus Fraternities and Sororities 23 Campus News Summary 12 Drazy Dutup Dage 2- Who Said It? 13 Advertisements 26-32 atV

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Dr. James E. Shepard, President NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE EOR NEGROES From the desk of our President The graduating class of 1944 is to be con- gratulated upon its efforts in assisting the News Letter staff in the publication of the Senior News Letter Review. As a class, a great responsibility is yours in going out into a world torn asunder by war. It is my sincere hope that through your training dur- ing the past four years you will go out de- termined to make this a better world for all mankind, practicing loyalty, depend- ability, honesty, cooperation, and service to all. North Carolina College has tried to develop within you those fundamental qual- ities which will contribute materially to- wards making you a good citizen and a worthy representative of this Institution. (3) To our former students, graduates and friends, serving in the armed forces of this country, we wish for you a hasty return. You are fighting a good fight; the hope of those of us who remain at home is that when peace on earth is restored to the world, we may all join in a great celebra- tion here on the campus. North Carolina College for Negroes is proud of you and the job which you are doing — may the Al- mighty Father, in whose hands rests the destiny of all mankind, hasten the day when all people, regardless of race, color or creed shall return to their normal pursuits of life and happiness. Sincerely yours, James E. Shepard, President