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

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FclClllty rlllfl Stclff Fust r r.,-: S:y :iirc. Frazier. Hualtli Eihicatimi, A.B.. A.M.. M.l ' .H.: ScMrlinrouKli. Hattic, As,st. Purchasing Agent. U.S.; .SiinnioMs. I ' aiil Allfii. Law, A.H.. LL.B.; Spcignor. Tluodorf. (u-oarapliv. A.Ii.. LI,.D.; Spaulding. Marion. Scc-retarv to the I-aelllty. A.H. Srcnd nnc: ,S| ellin.in. Ceil I,., Kdiieation. H..S.. M.. ., Ph.I).; .Swift. I.en.v, College I ' livsieian. B..S.. M.I).; Taylor. .lames T., P.sycl]oloffy A.H.. li.S.. A.M.: T.iylor. .losepli II.. History. A.I!.. A.M.. I ' li.i).; TottoTi. Kzra I... Cliemi.stry. B.S., M.S.. Ph.D.; Third rozi ' : Towjjes. Mary ,M.. liiolony, H..S.. . I..S.I ' .I I.. M..S.; Walker. I.eroy T.. Physical Kdiication. A.B., A.M.; Watts, Charles D., Director of Student ll.alth S, rviees. U.S.. .M.I).; V, atlierfonl. Allen F... Physical Education, B.S., M.Rd., Ph.D.; Weston, Ruhin, Social Science. ' !.. .. . ..M. r },irth rrnc: White. William. Supply Clerk. B.S.: Wilscui. Kdward. Art. A.B., A.M.; Wright. Ho yard F.. Psychology, A.B,, A.M.; Vounge. .lames W.. Pli vsie.-,rFdue.,tion. H.S.. M.S.

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FcU ' iilty find Staff Srco,„l PalkiT, Third K.I.I). Fdurlh I ' ll. I).; Mori.-,!,.. RaUinli. L.s F... Visual F.dii » c. Mana.sse. Ernst M.. (ierman and Philosophy, Ph.D.: Manasse, Marianne, Gcrmai Edith Gay, Phy.sical Education, B.S., A.M.; Mills, Joseph, College Physician, B.S., M lu-li. A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D.; Newton. Pauline. English, B.S., ,n. A.B., A.M.: Patterson. Cecil, Englisli. A.B.. A.M. ■OU-: Philli|is. Earl, Comnurre. A.B.. M.H.A., LL.B.: Pittman. Joseph, Education. A.B Rav. Cli.irKs A.. English. A.B., A.M.. Ph.. I).; Riddiek, Herman H.. Biology, B.S. Rdliins.in William II.. Physics. B.S.. A..M.. Ph.D.; Rose. Alviu. Sociology. A.B, ell. Roger. Counselor. A.B. ' . A.M.; .Sanii)soi,. Daniel, Law, A.B., A.M., LL.B. D. A.M.; , M.S., , A.M.,

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JdiiN Hall I ' lT.SUhllf Vai)i--. Koknkcav Vuc-Pvcsidiiit Diiiici Til Y Cahhawav Scci-ctai-!i Ja.mks .Iohi)a Tvciisiircr If N.C.C. wci ' o tlie ultimate of (lur aspiratioiis, vr t-oulil lunv well afford to sit on (jur laurels and let the world parade unconcernedly by. However, knowing that whatever we have aeeoiiiplishod heie is merely a twiir in the forest of life, we can oniv hope that our cx])ericnce at X. ( ' .( ' . will help us to sueeessfullv ti ' averse that forest. As Freshmen many of us thoui;ht we were pretlv smart, havinj; ' run throuu ' li hinii sehool with a miniimnn of study. Uy the time we hecanic jvmiors. we weren ' t so sure anv more how smart we were. As seniors we wer e thorou hlv convinced that wc reallv didn ' t know anvthina ' at all. il.le I5ut it Ir College has not answered all of our (jucstions; it has not solved all of our p helped us to learn ])eople; it has ])resented us witli a little slice of life. Many of the five hundred who began with us liave, for one reason oi- anothei-, had to give up the struggle. The others of us, who held on. sta-id (we ho|ie) on the threshold of life, hoping to grasp something great.