Philander Smith College - Philanderian Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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I f P 3 P i I x E i r l IN Table of Con ten ts Foreword ............. .... 3 Yearbook Staff Officers .... .... 4 Dedication ........... .... 5 Memoriam ...... 4 ..................... 6 Board of Trustees ...................... 7 President's Message and President's Staff . . . 8-9 Academic Affairs ...................... 10 Business and Financial Affairs ............ 11 Office of the Registrar ....... .... 1 2 College Library ............... .... 1 3 Counseling Center .............. .... 1 4 Student Union and College Services . . . . . . . 15 Faculty and Staff ............... .... 1 6 Seniors ....... .... 2 4 Juniors ..... .... 3 4 Sophomores ...... . . . . . . . 43 Freshmen .............. ..... 5 1 Queens and Sweethearts . . . . . . 63-73 Organizations ......... .... 7 4 Greeks ...... .... 8 4 Who's Who . . . . . .105 Sports ........ . . . 112 Yearbook Staff . . . . . . 119 Editor's Page ..... . . . 121 Memoriam ......... . . . 125 Senior Autographs . . . . . . 126 Acknowledgements . . . . . 128 ore word Enclosed ,Within - Total Expressions of BLACKNESS, Wherein We People of Color Develop and EXPAND In our Own Sphere. Patricia W. McGraw 'Yearbook Staff 1971-72 Editor. . . . . . Deborah Robinson Secretary . . . SueVeria Weaver Layout .... . . . Carol Vaughn ' Yvonne Collier Jearline Miller Artist . . . .... Linda Davis Rough Draftsman Proofrea der ...... Photographer . . Advisor .... Donald Alford Ed Moultrie Leroy Slater Theodis Harris . . .... Linda Brown . . . Rhonda Turner . . . .Roy Johnson Carl 'Wamble ,Ion tyle Robinson Thinking a random survey might be appropriate for the man of tests, measurements and research, we stopped four gentlemen in the hall of the Administra- tion Building. One of the men was white, one was black. one was Jewish and the fourth was an American Indian 7 now that's random. We asked what they thought of Dr. Crawford J. Mims, and they answered in turn: He's a real nice guy. A beautiful Cal, man. A mensch he is already. But the Indian said, Ughl Not even Dr. Mims wins 'em alll Still he wins as many as he does by listening with feeling to students and faculty: by always arguing ideas, never personalitiesg by doing more jobs than most of us do and complaining less for not at alljg by doing it well. He was such a good teacher, we hated to see him leave the class- room and hope he will be back, yet, he's an obvious choice for more administrative responsibility. Why? Because only a person of character could act as a buff- er between students and faculty, faculty and administration and still keep his friends on all sides, but Dr. Mims continues to accomplish the feat. How? By deep caring and controlled reason no matter how emotionally charged or irrational the situation. Oh yes. and he never remembers an affront - how many of us can say that? . . . . a moe guy . . . a beautiful cat . . . a mensch . . . HOW! Jay Wentworth '3 Q l .1 Board of Trustees Annual Luncheon Rev. Walter R. Brant Dr. Shrum Burton Dr. William H. Fowler Dr. Paul W. Grimes Mr. T. Walter Hardy, Jr. Dr. C. Ray Hozendrof Dr. Joseph King Rev. Paul Matthaei Mr. A. T. Miller The Rev. Homer B. Clements Dr. Earl E. Dawson Mr. Harold Flowers Dr. Morris A. Jackson Dr. W. D. Lester M Mr Members -A. Dan Phillips Dr. Joe R. Phillips, Jr. Mr Mr Mr Dr. Dr. Ozell Sutton . Curtis R. Swain . William H. Bowen William E. Clark Raymond L. Franks The Rev. William R. 'Henry Mr. Henry W. Johnson The Rev. Otto Steinhaus Dr. Dr. Dr. Joseph E. Taylor Marine Webb Williams Daniel W. Wynn Mr. Hugh V. Allison Kim Dr, John O. Gross Mr. William Nash Bishop Eugene M. Frank Bishop Paul V. Galloway Bishop Paul W. Milhouse Bishop Noah W. Moore, Jr. Bishop William McFerrin Stowe Mr. Shelby Taylor Mr. William Easter Mr. William Collins Dr. James D. Scott Dr. Jay A. Wentworth Mr. Raphael O. Lewis 'Deceased The President of Philander Smith College 9050? Dr. Walter R. Hazzard f ' Mrs. Betty J. Goodwin Secretary THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Philander Smith College, officially founded in 1877, continues to be a College of Service and Distinctionl' with full accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. As we face the chal- lenges of the 70s, Philander Smith aims: ' To be a first-rate four year college, with standards of excellence in ful- filling the primary objectives of higher education. To make quality programs in higher education most helpful to both the disadvantaged and the advantaged students. To reduce student attrition by providing individually prescribed instruc- tion, financial aid, and efficient services to students. ' To develop and expand cooperative education, wherever feasible, with experimentation and innovations that will facilitate the maximization of each student's greatest potential Lo live abundantly and to make an abun- dant living. ' ' To encourage more inter-disciplinary cooperation in academic programs of the college. ' To continue the pre-professional programs: Dentistry: Engineering: Home Economics: Medicine: Ministry: Pharmacyg and Social Work. ' To offer the Bachelor of Arts degree fB.A.lg and Bachelor of Science de- gree fB.S.l. To improve and upgrade the faculty by providing opportunities for en- richment through advanced studies, specialized research, workshops, et alli. To perpetuate progressive self-study and self-improvement in all areas of the College as Philander Smith faces the challenges of the 70s on the campus and in the larger community. To promote student oriented activitiesf' including ahtletics, concerts, special programs, and student government. add the latest books of value to our 62,750 volumes that are already library shelves. provide a wholesome environment for fellowship, study, teaching, and learning. To go forward together. Philander Smith's 670 students represent grade averages that range from C to straight A. Regardlesss of a student's academic average, he should experience continuing intellectual stimulation and growth if he continues his education at Philander. Philander Smith College, which has had 94 years of experience in helping disadvantaged people, must continue this kind of service for obvious reasons: Twenty-five 125721 percent of the entering students come from families of eight f8j or more children. ' Twenty-eight 12820 percent of all students at Philander Smith come from families with an income of less than 353,000 Only 10'Zp expect the parents to be their main source of financial sup- port. ' Students at Philander have come from 36 states and 6 foreign countries. In addition to a student's academic evaluation, the president, the faculty, and staff consider what each student may become if given a fair chance for growth and development. We believe higher education is the master key to economic empowerment and personal fulfillment in a democratic society. Higher education will bridge the gap between what a student is and what he is capable of becoming. drama, ' To on the To Presidential Staff Walter R.PHagZrd f8Sl fll Mrs. Alexina Hazzard Receptionist-Clerk Miss Annie Winkler Part-time Stenographer THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE IN THE 70S Philander Smith College, officially founded in 1877, continues to be a College of Service and Distinc- tioni' with full accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. As we face the challenges of the 70s, Philander Smith aims: ' To be a first-rate four year college, with standards of excellence in fulfilling the primary objectives of higher education. ' To make quality programs in higher education most helpful to both the disadvantaged and the advan- taged students. ' To reduce student attrition by providing individually prescribed instruction, financial aid, and efficient services to students. ' To develop and expand cooperative education, wherever feasible, with experimentation and innovations that will facilitate the maximization of each student's greatest potential to live abundantly and to make an abundant living. ' To encourage more inter-disciplinary cooperation in academic programs of the college. ' To continue the pre-professional programs: Dentistry, Engineering, Home Economics, Medicine, Minis- tryg Pharmacy, and Social Work. ' To offer the Bachelor of Arts degree fB.A.jg and Bachelor of Science degree fB.S.l. ' To improve and upgrade the faculty by providing opportunities for enrichment through advanced studies, specialized research, workshops, et alli. ' To perpetuate progressive self-stydy and self-improvement in all areas of the College as Philander Smith faces the challenges of the 70s on the campus and in the larger community. ' To promote student oriented activitiesf' including athletics, concerts, drama, special programs, and stu- dent government. ' To add the latest books of value to our 62,750 volumes that are already on the library shelves. ' To provide a wholesome environment for fellowship, study, teaching, and learning. ' To go forward together. Philander Smith's 670 students represent grade averages that range from CN to straight A. Regardless of a studentls academic average, he should experience continuing intellectual stimulation and growth if he continues his education at Philander. Philander Smith College, which has had 94 years of experience in helping disadvantaged peoplef' must continue this kind of service for obvious reasons: ' Twenty-five f25'Znj percent of the entering students come from families of eight Q81 or more children. ' Twenty-eight 128711 percent of all students at Philander Smith come from families with an income of less than 33,000 ' Only 107: expect the parents to be their main source of financial support. a Students at Philander have come from 36 states and 6 foreign countries. In addition to a student's academic evaluation, the president, the faculty, and staff consider what each stu- dent may become if given a fair chancei' for growth and development. We believe higher education is the master keyv to economic empowerment and personal fulfillment in a democratic society. Higher education will bridge the gap between what a student is and what he is capable of becoming. Walter R. Hazzard President Academic Affairs Dr. C. J. Mims Fannie Porter Neal Darby Vice President of Academic Affairs Dean of Women, Dean of Szudents Director of Testing Right: Irene I. Gillespie Secretary to the Dean of Students Len: Betty J. Wesley Secretary to the Vice President of Academic Affairs Business and Financial Affairs Dr' j' D. S3011 Z. waters Annie Winkler Acting Business Manager Assismm Business Manager SCCVCHIVZY in the Business Office Clenroy Charles Clifford Cherry Brenda Cowan Accountant Assistant to Business Manager Cashier Jean Brown Nelson Director of Financial Aid Maxine Woods Secretary to Financial Aid 1 are A E MW -p xg. 5. ,km W' fe-Q Henrletta H Torrence Registrar Uffice of the Registrar Q F' i 3 sv Mary Tate Abrams K J ' Assistant to Registrar Maxine Hood Secretary to the Registrar Jo Ann Marshall Secretary to the Registrar Charles Robinson Recntitment Colle e Librar Hazelle Kennieutt Gloria Todman Librarian Assistant Librarian Title III Coordinator Newton McKinley Coordinator of Federal Programs Title III Harrlete Hall Secretary to the Office of V ice-President for Developments Loretta Wilson Secretary for Office for Coordinator of Special Projects -JF3 jewelene Banner Assistant Librarian Counseling Cen ter Luella Casson Director of Career Counseling and Placement -. X Mary Chandler Assistant Director of Career Counselor and Placernent Margaret Williams Secretary, Director of Career and Placement Council Student nion and Colle e Services Della Brooks Lillian Ross Instntctional Assistant lnstntctional Assistant Virginia Randolph Assistant Coordinator of Laboratory and Audio Visual '5'-.. Rev. James Sloan College Minister and Director of Public Rela- lions Virginia Johnson College Nurse at C. Virginia Galloway Bookstore Manager and Postrnistress Ruth E. Washington PHX Operator Estella Anderson Coordinator of College Services Marie Holley Burrell A. Edwards Residence Director Residence Director Oliver Aycox Manager of Food Services ff J fr CATDR5' Division of Education 'mf' W ff 3 M 4' ' W 1 'W James Casson Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education Dr. Crawford Mims Professor of Education 'L Luella H. Casson Assistant Professor of Education Corrie J. Jarrett Associate Professor of Home Economics Robbie L. Lyle Director, IPI -fix-, fx I Dr. V, L. Carter M. Belle Dawkins Vicki Houston Clmi,-man, Division gf Educaggkm Assistant Professor of Education IllSll1tCt0r of Reading, IPI Edward Moultrie Coordinator of Audio Visual Services Q35 Tyrone McGraw Assistant Director of Athletic Department Fannie Porter Assistant Professor of Education, Dean of Women, Director of Testing Dr. P. W. Shoudel Bernice Newton Associate Professor of Eduwliofl Instructor of Health and Physical Education J fmt? Lg Q55 ' J Qftwv'-'K , , , f Jw mia V 3.0 Students Willie Mae Shockley Quilla Turner Assistant Professor of Home Economics lnglruglgr gf Education and Coungglgr P. McGraw Hollis Arnold Dorothy Arnett AS-Y0Cil1lC PfUfe-750V vf Eflglieih Inslnictor of Modem Language Assistant Professor English Chairman of Division Division of Humanities Jim Andra Speech I nstnicwr Rev. J. Corbin Insmiclor of Philosophy and Reli- gion Grace J. Eubanks Associate Professor of Music Saralou Crifford Assislanl Professor of English Rochell Cuinn Director of Collegiate Choir ,lontyle Robinson Assistant Professor of An? xg Zigi Thomas R. Slinkard Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy Dr. Jay A. Wentworth Professor of English Rev. Wayne White Associate Professor of English Division of Natural and Physical Science Dr. Magaret Scheer Professor of Biological Sciences Chairman of the Division Raymond A. Harrill Assistant Professor of Science Dr. Nirmal Shastri Associale Professor of Chemistry Willie Johnson Assistant Professor of Biology Hardy Lane Instmclar of Mathematics Margaret T. Wentworth Instruelor of Mathematics .iw f 1' 6 'Q mfr' Raphael Lewis Assistant Professor of Political Science Chairman of the Division of Social Science Herbert Benjamin Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration Eric Leung Assistant Professor of Sociology Jessie B. Turner Assistant Professor of History Zenobia Waters Assistant Professor of Business Education Annie Winkler Assistant Professor of Business Education lsttii S Division of Social Science William Prado Assistant Professor of Psychology Aubrey Taylor Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration a'QQvkr wqli' Personnel -il dl xi Eleanor and ,lean looking on as William Easter, a nightwatchman types out a requisition. A Mr. Banks, a custodian, measuring the wall for work to be done in the Art Studio. iand Staff il 5 ni 5 ,......J 7' 'fiy VV N,k-w 1 , 1 LQI- 5' . fi me A We Mrs. J. Page, Secretary for the Business Office. 'Tw H ses.: sw: if -IVIV V H 1 sw 1' NE i Dennis Wiles, the Student Activity Coordinator. ff? K .,--, 4 ' Senior Class fficers Standing leh lo right: Roy Johnson, Pres., Freddie Craig, Bus. Mgr., Willie Robinson, V. Pres. Sealed leh to right: Lorainne Pey ton, Ser., Barbara Wilson, Bus. Mgr., Lottie Akins, Asst. Sec. N Lottie Akins Sweet Home, Arkansas Bus. Administration Iohnella Johnson Aldridge Wynne, Arkansas Social Work Curtislcne Allen Dermotl, Arkansas Social Work sl' James Berry Belinda Block Atkins, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. Bus. Administration Elem. Education Carolyn Bobo Diana Braggs N. Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. Biology Elementary Ed. :iw Linda Bmwn Samclla Brown Muntrosv, Arkansas W- Helena. Ark- Elemenlu ry Eduratiun El9 'f9 JU'IV Efll OJ-7706 63,9 I Qolh Delores Calhoun Marlene Campbell N. Little Rovlc, Ark. Lillie R0Ckv Ark- Bus. Administration Bus, Administration Almew Coleman William Collins Mcnefeeg Ark. Miami, Florida Elementary Ed. History QS Julia Cowan Freddie Craig Adrianne Duckelt Kenseth Arkansas Sparkman, Arkansas Detroit, Michigan Elementary, Ed. Bus. Administration English William Easter Lila Evans Foreman, Arkansas Wilmot. Arkansas Physical Education Pre-Nursing Ianell Catewood Wilma Greer Nu. Linle Rock, Ark. Little Rock. Ark- Secretarial Scierure Social Work Barbara Haley Adelbert Hamilton Theodis l'lHrriS Blytheville, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas Forrest Cily, Ark Social Work Biology Commercial An Frames Hooks Iarquclwn Howard Ashdown, Arkansas N- Camllmi Bu-gingjg Ed, Bus. Administration 9-its inn T. B. Isley Shiflf-y Ivy Holly Grove, Ark. DW11- Arkansab Bits. Administration Sm-ml Work L.. Charles .lackson Rita Jackson Free Port, N. Y. Little Rurk, Arkansas Physical Edurntiun Business Education Blondell Johnson Elenor Johnson Wynne, AI'liHI1SHS Bald Knob, Arkansas Bus. Education Social Wgrk Roy Johnson Sammie Johnson Little Rock, Ark. Humnoke, Arkansas History Business Adm. Pamela Jones Wanda Logan Lenora Lowery Rosemary Lucas Clinton, Arkansas N. Lime Rock, Ark. Marvell, Ark. Menifee, Ark. History Social Work Bus. Administration Bw. Ed. v vw-ml Lorraine Peyton Florence McCall William McCraw Carlisle. Ark, N, Little Rock, Ark, Little Rock. Arkansas Elem' Ed' Social Work Bus. Administration y QQ' E Dorothy Mills Delois Moore Chicago, Illinois Little Rock, Arkansas English Business Education Daphne Morris Gloiioiia Mosby ' Charles Patterson Sandra Pettus Little Rock, Arkansas W. Helena, Ark, Little Rock, Ark. Scott, Ark. Psychology and Social Work Bus. Eduvation History Special Ed, S i 5 f fi ti l 5 I N Qf . . l, Leroy Phillips Lorene Pyles Ruthie Rhea Tfavls Robinson 1 N. Little Rock, Ark. Cotton Plant, Ark, Little Rock, Ark. Lilllff R0Ckf Ark- Ji History Bus. Ed. Phy. Ed. 4 I Phil. and Religion I 0 7.33 Willie Robinson Calvin Settles Verdene Scaife Clean Staggers Mt. Bayou, Miss. Earl, Ark. Marvell, Ark. Sweet Home, Ark. Bus. Adm. Political Scienfe Elem. Ed. Foreign Language M own l Joyce Staggers Belinda Strong Mayrean Stuart Vivian Talley Sweet Home, Ark. Altheimer, Ark. Sweet Home, Ark. New York, N. Y. Bus. Ed. Bus. Adm. Elem. Ed. Social Work Charlotte Thomas Rupert Thomas Francetta Torrance Little Rock, Ark. Jamaica, W. I. Little Rock, Ark. Bus, Ed, Bus. Adm. Bus. Adm. Jill Williams Trice Little Rock, Ark. Biology Ben Veasley Robert J. Watkins Linda Webbs Vanndale, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. lngals, Ark. Phy. Ed. Bus. Adm. Elem, Ed. Alexander William Newport Biology If--. I Bobbie Williams Freddie Williams Rosie Chism Williams Barbara Wilsfln Little Rock. Ark. Brinkley Form-51 City Foreman, Ark. Elem, Ed. English Bus. Adm, Elem. Ed. S Junior Class Officers Seated law to right: Ethel Johnson - Assistant Business Manager, Jearlene Miller - Treasurer, SueVeria Weaver - Secre tary. Standing leh Lo right: Thomas Allen - Business Manager, Wayne Boone 7 Vice-President, David Stuckey - Presi dent. Dianna Pearson Maud Johnson Assistant Sc 1 retary Reporter li' .Ii if Donald Alford Lake Village. Ark.' i Ni Hi Barbara Alexander Thomas Allen Evelyn Arnold Little Rock, Ark. Pine Bluff, Ark. Kensett, Ark. Linda Bass Warren, Ark. Johnnie Braggs McNeil, Ark. Lawanda Chambers Newport, Ark. Ef '?l, w, gg . we Willey t Q Y Dorothy Beasley Carolyn Bedford Faye Bohannon Marianna, Ark. Malvern, Ark. Forrest City, Ark. Robert Brown Helen Buckley Tony Butler Little Rock, Ark. Dewitt. Ark. A Q . s , f-1 fill ll vjpt Wavie Cole Yvonne Collier Helen Cooper Wynne, Ark. Lmle Rogk, Ark, N. Little Rock, Ark. UNM Shirley Banks Little Rock, Ark. Gerald Boone Little Rock, Ark. Terrecita Campbell Cincinnati, Ohio Portia Craig Little Rock, Ark. ai.-x zu? is 3? 21 Johnnie Curie Little Rock, Ark. Alice Drumgoole Pine Bluff, Ark. V K Eiid Hey Pc-oplel What it is? Tommy Dodson James Dorris Little Rock. Ark. Vandalle, Ark. Gloria Douglas Marianna, Ark, K Felicia Duffjn Brenda Eggleston Doris Estes N. Little Rock, Ark. Dermott, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. Doris Dredd Compton, Calif Mary Fort Camden. Ark. Texas Francis Jamaica, W. Indies . A V, ' ,, , Jack Gay Little Rock, Ark. MM. Elnora Gammons Marion, Ark. H Betty Griffin Larry Griffe Georgia Hall Parkin, Ark. Chicago. lll. W. Helena, Ark. Wesley Harris Chicago, Ill. Brent Henderson N. Little Rock, Ark Celia Henderson Lexa, Ark. E Emma Gist Mariana, Ark. Arthur Grice Wilson, Ark. W. 4 Mattie Hall Marianna, Ark. Barbara Harvey Irene Hansberry Marianna, Ark. Annie Hodges N. Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock, Ark sf. Sharon Irvin Gary Jafkslm Marion Jackson Belinda Jefferies Helen Jenkins N. Lilllu Rock. Ark. Chivagvi lll- Little Rock, Ark. Linle Rock, Ark. Rouston, Ark. ai ' . ,, Jia M ' z' ' Q .K 'WN lx 'J t '5 5. 1 ,-J. -a . f Claudius Jackson Darnell, Ark. iw HEY Melvin .lones N. Little Rock, Ark I' lf there- is something you want to say and talking is the only way, Rap ' Ethel Johnson Marvell, Ark. Maud Johnson Little Rock, Ark. L,' ,Q Wanda Laskvy Wynne, Ark. Charles Lee Fort Smith, Ark. M.. il 3 . Eugene Jones Little Rock, Ark Louie Louis Little Rock, Ark. Grace McCoy Jearlene Miller Sylvester Moore Myria Morgan .limmy Mosley Philadelphia, Penn. Marvell, Ark. New York City, New York Miami, Fla. Hazen, Ark. Joyce Neal Felix parker Dianna Pearson Camden, Afk- West Memphis, Arkansas Wynne' Ark- 4, J' A tl' lam il. X 3 Ricky Pikes DeValls Bluff, Ark. Maxine Robinson Blythesville, Ark. James Pruitt Little Rock, Ark. Walter Rowe Ida Pettus Little Rock, Ark. - , if f. Earnestine Pierce Dermott, Ark. Flo,-eng Pyles Clarice Robinson Deborah Robinson Cotton Plant, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. Shawn Ricks Little Rock, Ark. Shirley Scaiie Marvell, Ark. Betty Scarborough 'X x 'Carolg this is to inform you that you can Mary Shine Earnest Smith Blythesville, Ark. Forrest City, Ark. Marilyn Stevens Kensett, Ark. Verna Stribling Lakeview, Ark. get a BA in Business Administratio Geneva Smith Memphis, Tenn. 4 1 . i A X X David Stuckey Camden, Ark. n without going to any more classes John Smith , Douglas Swing Forrest City, Ark. Cincinnati, Ohio Linda Tale Brenda Trotter Wynne' Ark' Little Rock, Ark. Linda T,-Omer Arthur Turner Rhonda Turner Carol Vaughn Eugene Washington Warren, Ark. North Little ROCK- Ark- St. Louis, Mo. Fordyce, Ark. Forrest City, Ark. Opal Walker SueVeria Weaver Evon Walker Betty Wilson Betty Williams Camden. Ark. Forrest City, Arkansas North Little Rock. Ark. Sweet Home, Ark. Little Rock. Ark. Bennett Tubbs Forrest City, Ark. n n n I I I I l I I I I I SueVoria in a state of absolute confusion. Elsie Williams Leonard Williams R0bCl'1 Williams Tfnnie Williams BUVl'lYn Wyatt Form-51 City, Ark, Forrest City, Ark, Geneva, Ark, Little Rock, Ark. Newport, Ark. 43 I 1 3 3k x .h X J S Ji ,?aQ'1Qi:, 52 A if ill? Ili I! iff Lefz Sophomore Class Ufficers to right: Secretary, Linda Williams, Asst. Sec., Linda Weaver, President, Franklin Brasswell. is Sophomores and Freshmen enjoying the greek performances. Wx, xmh ,Q A . I ? rf ' f ,A 4? ,bn ill 4 l A 4 n.. in A . f' Q ein .1 n l n ' y - fl X 7 N! ,'VVV V ,Vw , . ' ll: .. ' F ' V . - 11: A l e'2f' l1 1- H wg, Mag f , l llfilfifalil nw ' 'N . ' f-', f .. A Q! n u Ma- .. .W V -A A ' . , . . y,:,L5g , : iz., m?dgg,J,Z .?.. , V. In .. ff ' ' My V ,lu 4 1-jill an rl , K , fi l 14 Aff! il ' Q 4, A lk 2 5, 0 Q 1 A A A A V . V , M . . L . '-z V lw. I , H l .fl A W V 2+ Wg In ll I , fl ,,,f, A A . - y HQ. N A Hoy girl. Lc'l's talk it over. rw ll Arneice Allen Linda Anderson Annnn Arnold Carol Bass Calvin Bfwrwrighr Fordyce, Ark. Winslonville, Miss. W. Memphis, Ark. Sedelia. MO- L05 Angeles- Calif' V, --...,,,,..,.,,w ! Stephen Bourgeoisie Franklin Braswell Deflna Brewer Afllfle Brown Lillie Brown Colorado Springs, Colo. Fordyce, Ark. Roland. Ark. Eudora, Ark. Marianna, Ark. f Linda Brown Little Rock, Ark. Odell Carr Forrest City, A rk Celis Cartwright Holly Grove, Ark. Thelma Chism Forrest City, Ark Eugene Charles Little Rock, Ark. Lorita Davis Sandra Christian Jesse Chunn Addie Davis Linda Davis Thornton, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock, Ark, SI- Louis. MO. Betty Dorsey Forrest City, Ark. George Fraizer Chicago, Ill. Linda Fells Antionette Fitzpatrick Dumas, Ark. N. Little Rock, Ark. Brenda Frr-ntyh Freda Garinon Pittsburgh, Pa, WrighlSVillt5, Ark. Forrest City, Ark. ,gs . .V I r li V. lii A l A t.Q. at gi A Carl Foster Memphis, Tenn. Brenda Floyd Chicago, lll. Carolyn Gibson Unity Gilaspie Marianna, Ark. Marianna, Ark. Q. i 'Y' I think it's Nitro Glycerine. Rummie Gray Linda Crayes Linda Griffin Memphis, Tenn. Camden. Ark, Crosselt, Ark. Albert Hammons Warren, Ark. Evelyn Harris Linda Harris Marvell, Ark. Camden, Ark. Patricia Grundy -lohnella Hall Little Rock, Ark. W. Helena, Ark. Stephanie Hayes Velva Heaggans Roland, Ark. Menifee. Ark. Johnnie Hicks Mildred Horton Freeman ISOUI Pearl Jackson Forrest City, Ark. Wabbaseka, Ark. Forrest City, Ark. Eudora, Ark- Vera Jenkins Cincinnati, Ohio Darry Lampkins Robert Luster Clyde Mance Ronald Marshall Leslie Mays Chicago, Ill. Blytheville, Ark. Helena, Ark. Trinidad, West Indies Newport, Ark. L., -. i I f. Doris McCullough Micheal McCollum Charles McDonald Rim McFadden Marvell, Ark. St. Louis. Mo' N. Little Rock. Ark. Cheryl Miller Little Rock, Ark. Dorothy Moorehead Syble Moss Francis Nash Barbara NCISOH Stephens, Ark. Rosston, Ark. Hope, Ark, Little Rock, Ark. 1 'cum Willorine Ousley Forrest City, Ark. iv , 5 ,, QV Ld We all ma Lillie Paige Belly PGFFY Rossmn, Ark' West Memphis Glenda Primm William Saulsbury Camden' Ark. Menifee. Ark. PX adn' de A's in Chemistry. Debra Piggee Caswell Price N. Little Rock X Chester Sims Marvell, Ark. Jamaica, West Indies Jackie Price Memphis, Tenn. Lloyd Spooner Linda Sluarl Guiana Little Rock, Ark. . ' Pluasv, not whilu lim working. . - Q3-5' W il fy i yi' ' algmnlmiw r,,, LX1 Shelby Taylor Joy Thgrnlon Dorothy Wafford Gregory Walker England Ark, W. Memphis, Ark, Forrest City, Ark, Lilllff Rock. Ark- Carl Wamble Oklahoma City, Okla. luv Cornelius Washington Li l W: , D m a wwf annis Wglhhe Linda Williams Ruben Williams Kansas Forrest City, Ark. Newport- Ark- 6 'rw WWmaN,w , .. ' ..,.. . ,g.,, S ,fgzi M1 i V A FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Prqfgiflenl ,,,, ......... R oy Wert Sei-rptary , . , . . .Clemetine lVlr'Kenize 7 SS, S 'ar ,A ' I ' fir 'f will Q Treasurer ....... . . .Richard Farmer LL W V Business Manager . . . .... PhylliS Hamilton W V i 'ii' rrrr A A i I . 5 ,k.,, . , .iz Q K r'ff , Q C A ii in Seniors Counseling for joh after graduation. Wu Clementine Allen Dermott, Ark. Willianne Aaron Alphonse Alexander Eldorado, Ark. McGhee, Ark. S Shirley Beasley Kenneth Bell Eanha Blum Marianna, Ark. Seattle, Wash. DeRidder, La, .sl Cavandra Arnold Forrest City, Ark, Victor Arceneaux New Orleans, La. Erma Bowie Linda K. Brown Milwaukee, Wise. Morrillon, Ark. Milton Coleman Memphis, Tenn. Sharron Brown Beverly Butler Syracuse, N, Y, DC!l'Oil, MiCll. Naomi Cannon Stanton Caradine Cotton Plant. Afk- if Jessie Conway Tucker, Ark. if Lynda Chunn Cotton Plant. Ark. Kathy Dennis Adria Dixon Lorena Dmson Gary, Ind. Holly Grove, Ark. Heth, Ark, Parkin, Ark. Harold Clay Magnolia, Ark. S.: Robgrl Cook Naomi Criswell Memphis, Tenn Springfield, Arkansas N.-1 si 'f Kenneth Dupree Warren, Ark. Jackie Daniel Foreman, Ark. li .,.a , ' 1 . lvl Mynis Easter Foreman, Ark. in Gloria Ellis Camden, Ark. .'FI'f'Sl1I11l1ll 4-owls pose- for the l'LlIllt'l'El.u Richard Farmer Cotton Plant, Ark. Charles Foster Memphis, Tenn. Stephanie Flowers Pine Bluff, Ark. Lanier Floyd Little Rock, Ark. Bertha Guest Opal Floyd MQW Cams Sandra Carnvr Garfield Green Little Rock, Ark. Marianna, Ark. Camden, Ark. Winter Haven, Florida UIUC ROCK Ark. 1 XS Mmam Hall Phyllis Hamilton Little Rock, Ark. Foreman. Ark. 'V' Bettye Hansberry Marianna, Ark. Lonnie J. Harvell Luxora. Ark 19 'f 54 f 4 Minnie Henderson Newport, Ark. Helen Hicks Heth, Ark. ,f X flu!! . 'bv Joseph Henderson Louann, Ark. Shirley Horton Wabbaseka, Ark. iii?-f WF Barbara Jones Sandra Jenkins North Little Rock, Ark. Holly Grove. Ark. Jimmy Ingram Eudora, Ark. .QM 'Q Q ' , 1 , - ' Carter Jones Chicago, Ill. Gwendolyn jackson Cotton Plant, Ark. fue. MU. .4-r fm 'f wr , Brenda Johnson Cotton Plant, Ark. Joe Lee Jackson Cotton Plant, Ark. Jackie Johnson Little Rock, Ark. Reginald .lohnson Phyllis Kilgore 5. White Plain New York 'x 'RW Calvin King Marianna, Ark, Beverly Landers Los Angeles, Calif. Barbara McDaniel Marianna, Ark. Thomas Gaghey McGhee, Ark. 3-. - WW. . V,,.l., ...M My Patricia Moody Parkin, Ark. Gloria Moore Marianna, Ark. ,-, Littie McGowan Wilson, Ark. Vickie Moore Cotton Plant, Ark. Mary Knight Cotton Plant, Ark Beverly Lewis Proctor, Ark. -fi Clementine McKinzie Marianna, Ark. an ali' U 'c 9' . 13? Ill' 5 w 1 Percy Nash Memphis, Tenn. xy Louis Miller Marianna, Ark. mimi Shirley Normenl Marianna, Ark. Qui-l A Mm . . . Helen Peer Glenda Peoples Bertha Oglesby Marianna. Ark. Earle Ark. Earle, 'Ark. Marilyn Parks Morrilton, Ark. . f L fl I . x Linda Potts JHYVH PI'iC8 Marilyn Pyles Rggd Lake Village, Ark. W. HCICIIH. Ark. Cotton Plant, Ark. Heth, Ark. Edward Plowden Winston-Salem, N. Carolina ,J Bonnie Sanders Eudora, Ark. Shirley Shins- Curtis Smith Blytheville Cincinnati, Ohio Memphis Tenn. Ft. Smith Ark. in is ff: ... f S' Lenorris Staples Pam Slfadfofll Eddie Strickland Owen Talley Mem his Tenn. North Little Rock, Ark ..X sz Climbing tha- stairs to the dorm. sl is 9- - Dennis Turner Forrest City, Ark. Many Ta,-ver Arba Taylor Cincinnati, Ohio Wesl Hellma Renee Turner Hot Springs, Ark. E x Yu Crstal Vann Ft. Smith, Ark ' f ig-be ' . rr, K 5. ,.. . . ,, , xv'--W ' ......,.. Q' K A X jacquclyn Wallace Vcrnice Walton Patricia Warren Roy Wert Vvra Whitley Lake Village, Ark. Colton Plun1.'Ark, Wynne, Ark. Mrnifffe, Ark. Lonoke, Ark. Q ,i A A V , ,lean Wiley Andrew Willis , McGhee, Ark. , . ., ' K M. I all Little Rock, Ark. . ,g X 1 in , r Q4 M. 'Q - -.Am A i i , -,.' A ' ffH0 'il -.vs 4.1, iv'- +A ,. . 5. a kit., 'wc Q x Q u v ln Q ' ' 1 ft I' '-fb' foxy 'fv- f.,.,r.n? ,ati Q , +ai's'q-ibn if - rw--K 9'. ,v4 if ivy 5 Annie Wilson Wilson Ark i ' Addie Woodard W ' of V: ' QI ., , Ftvaff' i Kokomo, Ind. r 8 .- Z..-, 47 AA G3 W I f , ii f , 'ip 1 Carolyn Wilson Shreveport, La. has Laura Worshaw Cotton Plant Fl'1'Sllll'l21ll Class pri-siclent taking li we P A' f AAQAW A i. all . Caro ol business in the Dvnifs offiw. l 59 , ff' s ,k . 'ag i Bonnie Wesley Sara Worsham Cotton Plant, Ark. X Eugene B. Wright Marianna, Ark. 9 I nr' '. P ,ff ,fl Q. xi W Vivian Young Morrilton, Ark 53,3 . mf. ffl.. ..,m,,' 1 ' ,M 5 D0n't look now fellows, but our pictures arc- being taken! M . . A 5 L l ,R if? 152515 n fi 3. A . 4 'N w M wx . f xi ' i Xi Q f, 'll 'S fx' 5 -57? Q 2 f N is . .. .iff - iw x--if ' yawn 10' if-r' ' - . .I k' --L . 'f ' ffeim in ' 32 1 'Z if sigf1 ' i:iff,, 1 . ll is now 4 o'Clockl Do you know where your children are? ,,, , I 1 . A. .. A , 43 Campus Shots an N4 .-, You may Send 3 fifths of . . 4 N j I' iuyxlf D0n't look at me like that! Try ill Youill like: itf' if: 'Sf'-ff l I ill iibi 1 f M.: as., , l,l W , , it A I , Jw, md' ,MW Who put the prunes in my Ceroalll' M ' 1 .Wish 5 x I x1 K A au' , 'Q XS W' XJ x, XX ,?'n.,.. ' I 1 5 , :fix 'iq' , mx ' , A A 'Q , vi' xx 6 S, W' 'fi T 955 2 K?x',4 4 X f 'fnjie x uf 'ff .hz , ,qw im - .., ew , if A 'Grin 1 K- -L QV, Lyig ff fam! 1 Aw Us L, E2- if . K x -Y ' . 5 if I 'fn I 1 1 M- X wa 1,- V , f I J A ,- ' . ,I :ff f, , A in w, -. -. . xv. 'I' x 1 ikv br.x'1'f L x 3:5 . Id' ff.fw33,Mggmg' mf Z1 sr- Z35: 1155, ia zfsixf? if A I 'V q 1 1 f ' 51 X Ig fl v x - ' i 'Im . 'ww 1,5-gigs x X s H i-mx ,,--- -iyyzi, ,. .,..., x -Q L'hL 1'einp,,.M Q. r I pf fl 3:23 . 1. Si 'QT N-Nl. Q ,Lm, s Q . x X . . Q N 'E in ik 1 I , E55 ,,hkk K- ' - 1 ks - kg. if fi ' A .336 X ' s i v. X W 1 xii 5 X 4. A v-N Ks ix Q 1a.!??'vf spa' , X as up .Q A Vt- ix 235 Q dw '4 I Q 4? 5595 is 5' 8' fs, ,, awww NQM, - MISS Glenda i in J P Q sz lf' ' ff7f. H Q, i -' ' bg I P' 2 5 3 i OPC nv .4 1: 7 -r , 1 1955 .T up x ig? , gg 2 3111? 5 A p f ,- 'Ei I lx in gif L 3 F 2- 4 5 5 1 5 z 53 Q,f 4,5215 4 ny aa- qs. , 5 in K ,- ,-,, is ,f 'mf' , L fl? 'L-,, 9 ' , f WF? fi f' iff? f JM. ,,,,, ,,x,-.M W.. .. wi! Q . ,f ff 1 ,Q J, J sg 1 if, 3, 2 4,,, fi , M , , -,', - -Q J 5 ,Z 1 5 f H ' if? 3 ff A- A 515' - X ,:557:gf S Q.f M A ,Z fo Ethel .Io son 25 :gif -- gf' A ig K, Miss Senior Rosie C. Williams Miss Senior - Alternate Francetta Torrence 1,2 i s 4 S . - VE? 'Q Xxx X K Q.. , ,. JM V, .ef 'GRY -I Ja, .H - ,-, W ., 2 ,,.. M ,Qw- K ' V if V . ' 0 fri f A I, I nfl, 4 4' W, wg, ' , 1' ? f .i 7 .fy W 6- lf4'f'ff 5 ' K.. - fm M Q 'jg V ' y fix ., , A 4 , , . , g., af , . 41. ., gf, ., ., . , . Sf 1, gf- J xl . . j , ,, mf J' q 1 5 Z 5 if L i 2 5 I Q ' f E , N'J '!,!,' Alpha Diana ,Ig , i 5 1 '1f ' W Sf 4 ,I f ,V 7, M f,,,, 7 L f,,,, 1, , f,,,. f s S Q a 2 1 if' .- lilngi , , 1,, , .M . ,,,,. 4 M I f , , , ., M I A . 1 p:W'1Q,Z.Q',,,,,:,,wm,w.' g , M, V. l wa ' ' ' ' , , -'M ir - --- no . .5 V, 'W 'f - ff , fe, ,JJ , A , .- ' M.,,.,, I IMI ' V- . ,.. i' V 45 Q , s :J S Q X -B 0 Student Government Association l 'V Q' -if Q tttt r, iz 1 at fa' s F William C0lliI1S, Student GOVCUIYTICYII ASS0Ciali0n Carlton Newsome, Vice-President of Student Govern Prexy ment Association SGA Officers in a Rap Session. Jill Trice, Corresponding Secretary Maud Johnson, Recording Secretary Student National Education Association , ,v,,,,: K X to , +skwA'2,,4v, ,f mnfz, My - z 4 a 1 Q X E, s 7 jk 5 W 2 t I ' Z- K ' Apr i is ' U .. Q74 ' s ' ' Q ' V' x . 1 3 -m s. f geffzr ,.ffL A 5 7 -'i-' 1 31 - S 5 Y ' '..'. 1 f ' nxffk' M - Students participating in an educational assembly. 99 Association for Childhood Education International i Q 2 3 I '.-, 5 Z A' V V ' za :gg at ,aaanga ,,n. , tainn wgygfzzqihr if - , ,Eff PredtBb Bdly Alpha Kappa Mu , a -aaa m , n- Qi 1 mf-we p paaaaaa N- p,,, gm F a aaaa x L A-63+ sig if If' fi aala kai ld' sf 6 a A aft' 'ir x QQ:- -xx, 'fn fhffn, OWLED E 27:1 Pan th ernaut Staff Editor-in-Chief .... . . .Jearlene Miller Co-Editor-in-Chief .... ..... G erald B oone Staff Writer ..... . . .Albert Hammons Sports Writer . . ..... Wadie Moore Feature Editor . . .... Doris Dredd Dennis Wiles Staff Writer . . ..... Rhonda Turner Secretaries . . . .... Ethel Johnson Carol Vaughn Advisor. . . . .Mrs. D. Arnett Social Science Club - c F, Q? Y, l f daiior r A ,in 3, ,. F 2 The Gospel Choir ZW X H i Eve V ' Lfla Nd Igifsgce A . 4 , K , ' -fi , in The Collegiate Choir Rachel M. Guinn, Director 14 ,i4l V ,if KWMQE ' if Q5 C. J. Mance To the right: Dennis Wiles Michael McCollum Gregory Walker Arthur Parham Beverly Butler VP Bottom light: Upward Bound Student Michael Brown Freddie Craig lleei ii,r, Pro in Y' mil .-3 i ', ,' ff'if1gf'Q xY. , V V M! iiei in in B X 59, , in 1 ffmiq V. r:2R'-Qwr-r- iw! JN V 'i'f ':' 0' fa i ee' my Of rx x.'+',v- ff gr , B i,,,'r f' f c:..:::f KICK B is , , we 1 'M nw 4 A be 4 ,I B AKA 69 Crea ZQJB 'M X 'Q fl w Q A Y M Q- i ' , Q X ll.. W Y -,:-.zu 363 E K' mwah A- : if wil 55 ES' S 2 Y x ES bf PP Greeks KANI' Q32 36 .xx N. 1 1 -- Yi 3 'mi I f 14. . ... f K 1' ., K . -ps mmkk ' gf 4. 1 4- L 5 A .lkii . ' ' ..'- 1 ' AA'i vin f E ..-iA x . 1 KLIAL . tif- f f-- - rv-my iffy - . .. .gg 1' L - Q y . me-22, 3 J ..-' ' 'N . f f f ' 1 - X ' .1', - ..,-. i 2 - ' 1.1 X1'L Q A A ' , . L, -.kL ,ij A A rw A Carolyn Bobo Dlana Braggs Sharon Irvin Lome Akms Yvonne Collier Florence McCall Belynda Jefferies Jearlene Miller C SQ km Oy 'i .QM Aweo SNSL . 'U A iw ,'yr'k' W' ' qi, 5 'mr jill Trice UML' ME W i, ii muff 2 Fiiancetta Torrence V V -.3 ' ,mv if ' iii- rv-! w f ,,,,,,. Ruthie Rhea Carol Vaughn Arniece Allen Evelyn Arnold Elenor Calhoun Almeta Coleman Julia Cowan Doris Dredd Jacqueline Howard Grace McCoy Lila Evans Joyce Gibson s ll Z. ,,.,, i 1 LV Q V ' '1'1111:'11fvv1Tf'fQ ' lwvsivliiil lrene Hansbz rry Myria Morgan Daphne Morris Elouise Sampson Verdene Scaife Belinda Strong Rosemary Sullivan Linda Webbs Linda Williams Mattie Hall Elenor Johnson wif V ' X A' 'w ffll '- , lr 'Q' P AW wr -, l V Barbara Bradley Toni Butler Jean Jones V Pamela Jones 7l'ClUTU. ULKQ Betty Wil Ida Bohannan Diana Pearson Dorothy Mills Wh r'x?fi5M7 wh-E! 22,92 99 5 . U A 3- . A Q Gi K KXXXY erna Stn va., ' x F Q Earl Coleman -l, 2 ' 7 L 4 -Ls- Q. .,.,, 1 .45 'wfam gf ref 'Ex K ' ,Ex fs., ' gg? ' it , Q 1 Wadie Moore Willie Robinson Ben Veasley 'uv Carl Wamble Chester Sims Leroy Charles l-.gnu 1 Q.. X .H '- ' Ye -17. 'rm' ,Q M ' , all w W ,ML ' s v, X ip ,lf,,,,..n ul 1, Arthur Arnold Melvin Anderson Herbert Ballard , 2532! n'l w WW MQ QW V' ,. w, V Lf' Gerald Boone Albert Hammons Theodis Harris -......-W., -MMI Nh.., Nw, K i N If f , 4 ,5 wr.: .f- 771?f :fn fx : A Alvin Warren Preston William Denis Wiles jc-rry Winton Billy Young Calvin Boatwright W2 M 'Q 45 m bf l l , J Odell Carr Arthur Grice Melvin Jones SM? 1 MIMIEII 73? 4 ll x -'IIIJIIIIIIII 941050 WJ W W? Franklin Braswf-ll Q f i ' M 'K ,XV j inf 'xiii Herman Davis James Berry wi.. N503 nn -..- i, I A ..... ,f i 'V 1,13 , Im , . it 4 V, 'iw lc 6 1' lin. gy james Dorris Carl Foster Lewis Ingram Ronald Marshall 11' - fli R Sylvester Moore f if - i Q as f V V - E ' J , ,, M i 1. 1 G' in Marvin Owens Joy Thorton Eugene Washington D i i1aLf?g, i Q , Alpha Phi Omega i Left Lo right: Ronald Marshall, Franklin Braswell, Carl Foster, Carl Wamhle, Chester Sims, Albert Hammons, Arthur Grice, Herman Davis Shelby Taylor. gif' 'fi ff- W,,,,,y ' ' K. Alpha Phi Omega probates having lunch with their sweetheart. Dorm Life . Q U i -k,, , . f T fii I -1 -1, ge- '- -, i ' i . .- .RE xx? K J W - ix A mm.. xt til NJ I, What's happening, frat? If I get on my knees, will you take my picture, ., .1 m , Fwy, '4 ,, 'J' , 'aff Y A if xl 'sr Q64 'ga 4 it , it ' i I never thought I had to do this. What happened vice? And mommy the food is terrible. .mitiii f ,, ,ik fzf Z f' ' ' M 'Z' JW? - ..i 4. , , I , , gy iiii yyii It iizy W ' 252: . Q ddixrbl if l ,LW-' tii please? ' - ttty,, ,,. , to I'00II'l SEI'- :TR FK 5523! hi Resident Director and counselors. I0 4 . Yb- K 9 . . A ii i...r Carolyn Bobo, a native of North Little Rock, Ark., is a Biology major. Sha-'S a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.. Beta Kappa Chi National Honor Society. William L. Collins, a native of Miami, Florida, is a His- tory major with a minor in Political Science. He was clirctoml President of the SGA for the 1971-72 school year. HC is a me-mbcr of the Alpha Phi D1-lta Honor So- ciety and the Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Scoif-ty. ho ho 's in A eriean Colleges and Universities 99 72 0? lrfwm: Hanslwrry, a native of Marianna, Ark.. is a Physi- cal Education major with a minor in Biology. She is a mffmlwr of Della Sigma The-ta Sorority. Inv., Presirlc-nt of AWS. Dianna Braggs, a native of Little Rook. Ark., is an Elu- muntary Ed. major. She is Miss PSC and a mcmlu-r of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. Rosie Chism Williams, a native of Colt, Ark., is a Busi- ness Administration major. She is presently holding the title of Miss Senior. She's a member of The Phi Beta Lambda Business Club. Jaequeline Howard, a native of South Carolina is a Busi- ness Administration major. She's a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Ine., Phi Beta Lambda Business Club. 1 M wi ' f Q , i Qfli Theodis Harris, a native of Forrest City, Ark., is a Com- mereial Art major. Heis a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, year book staff, he was a member of the Panthers' Basketball Team for three years. He has taught Commereial Art at the Arkansas Art Center. Daphne Morris, A native of Little Boek, Ark., is a Psy- eology and Soeial Work major. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, lne.. Beta Kappa Chi Na- tional Honor Soeiety. l W t 06 Emma Ka-lly, a nalivv of Littlc' Rovk, Ark., is a Busim-ss Education major. She-is a mc-mln-r of Phi Beta Lamlula Businvss Club. Zola Phi Betta Sorority and Thv Gospvl Choir. WTHVSWVHU ANHING AAHHUCAN' IMUVERSUUES AND COLLEGES Lorraim- Ps-ylon, a nativv of Carlisle, Ark., is an Ele- mvntary Eeluvalion major. Shi- is a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. f A The Barkays Show Tho Sons of Shaft KBARKAYSJ from Memphis, Tenn., doing their thang on Philandcr's stage. Tim Mannish Boys QNQ-w Comm-rsj from Memphis, Ts-nn. made an Stuticnts doing their thang at the Barkays Show, outstanding uppcuraiwm- at Philzimlvr. 7 The Invictus Revue The Glass House 7 Look what weave clone to lovef' The Barinno Brothers, doing their THANG on our Campus Linda Rhea, Della, and Stella had front row seats at the show. EX- PRESS YOURSELF . . . l ff Q 1 ff x r A Q if Would you lieliexe this took place in the auditorium UNCF Meeting in Atlanta, Ga. gn-n TED PUBLISHING ME LUMNI O li ' 3 , , : ? 2 - xx haw' Mr. Neal Darby, Dean of Students and Dennis Wiles, Coordinator of student activities, attended the UNCF Meeting in Atlanta, Ca. They are accompanied by two of the National Officers. 'IO 9 i NM, 0 w3'f3osq- ig:-., pward Bound Project ,ff - ,,.. -W ,, x is -V . LL N, W V, Y .. .. , mr. frfim xl . -of l . . V , is! Ill IEE. Sul 2' p, 'L ff 11 ,M-4. A: A if wil 'N 1 ' wx, b Af, -M, A ,K -,aye , ,M -- I . , 7 , . , '-. ,v -gg? -5 Q ,J ' . , V A' i -. , Y - , . ,,,r.3'A, , ,Aff + 1 ,',,,, 1 ', ,. ' . w A lr ,s-,g .. ,y 1 M , .XA f., n. ,. ,. ,V-4 - '- i fri an -. N..-,,.1 ,,q,.,,. ,5g,..f.-2 pf.-ff vii.. pfs ri - , i t ' ,lf 3. .f -4. ,fr , -.. ji-W ,uf 1, -I: - I ,M H' ,ji - 1 r e frrr,ma.lQ i U pepp F p 5 M ' - e .f My 1, A is ,H , Q ,A 5 fb - i ,L , .ww V' ,3f:,Q,, L, - I, ,- f - L, fi , , W g img: gif K kg V . 5j.:A2,,j5'3:43f,3,,Q , vgy i W W K ' 2 ,. 'ggi f,. , 1 . , ,l v , 4 w jlg, H , A ,, 'I-, ' , ' 4 , ' gf ' - '-- ' 1 t -'ff ' -V+,.w.e - ' L , , , .A , - . Upward Bound Students of Philander S mith College. OOCBUUW-Q ...ni fn-K 4. Ll' Mr. John Phillips and Mr. Leo Williams discuss the project publica- tion Tho Rocket. mm 1 Mr. Leo Williams and Mr. Neal Darby talk over plans for the year. The Upward Bound Basketball Team 5 X i v 4 K -Nw , L, 1 Mrs. Helen Simmons Secretary of Upward Bound fr s-M Mr. John L, Phillips Mr. Leo C. Williams Director of Upward Bound Project Assistant Director of Upward Bound Belynda ,Ieffries Little Rock ., 21 1 Michael Abijo Nigeria, Africa f fa A alll! I , K 1 15, f A , I' 11 1 John Gaston , ,. V A. Ji' A Wm I f ,ii I ' XB A. . f 1 Y 'ig f f -I Paul Olubadewo Nigeria, Africa A ,.,,, Frank Okoye Nigeria, Africa Barbara Davis Q Q52 Ja, 1 ? X 7 N 1 if ,, ,A a i ii iiirr iiiriiiii . . . . ll A 2 .M ..,.,,, , ,W Dalton Eubanks Jamaica, W. I. vp 4, 5.1, - . l., h I Godwin Okumakpeyi Nigeria, Africa Leroy Slater Anthony Ackee Nigeria, Africa Cotton Plant Trinidad, W. I. Belonwu Esiobu 'nada hx, ,,,,A V Lennox Prime Trinidad, W. I. Steven Williams Liberia, Africa Students Who Missed the Camera First Semester PDX 4 f 3 1 5 Z 5 N2 a as From 14W lo right: Higgins, Marks, Clark, Gray, Lampkin, Burleson, Crenshaw, Doleman, Ross, Haggard. Kneeling: Neal, Brooks M4'Crary. X Wlililflllgliz 6' ff K Agiifffv I W K7 ION W 5 Q , I I 5 6 Dave Brooks E John Haggard George Neal Marion Clark Darryl Lampkins Track Team , Would you believe that Philander has a track team that can run all over the world and never get tired? l X 4 l X Track Team relaxing after a work out. 7 Cheerleaders Ylsocking Soul Now!! Right On! k of The Yearbook Staff at Work LF I I 3 x w, -1h:, 5 Ethel, Dvborah, Sus-Veria, and Jcarlvm- are hard at work. Ethel and Deborah look on as Roy Completes a rough draft copy. k Q3 2 ,. Y A , A l X Miss Robinson assists Deborah in one of thc- many problems of pru- M paring thc- your book. Piclure lp lll Av-'i li Noll It l Available Carl Wamble Leroy Slater 9 Deborah Robinson Editor A 'ter' t J .1 Theodis Harris Artist ,Iearlene Miller Lay-out worker w'rQ .,4Li1r ap I l .V A U tv,-'Y A4 Rhonda Turner Proofreader The Yearbook S taff A 'lv 1 ll if rwv' A fm it J t Roy Johnson Photographer X x fx,-1 f' ' 'N ' A - N 'X, Q, I . SueVeria Weaver Secreta ry Linda Davis Artist ..fv' f Miss Jontyle Robinson Advisor Linda Brown Rough Draft Donald Alfred Artist Ethel Johnson Typist Yvonne Collier Lay-out worker Carol Vaughn Layvout worker ZEQKQ 1 Dvborah Robinson Editor Miss J. Robinson, advisor, and Dc-borab Robinson, editor working, on yearbook. iii Yvurbook staff trying to mm-vt lhv ds-adlinff lg V- W W- 2 2 . Thv Swm-I Kappa Kittens The Vinvs ol Alpha Kappa Alpha Thv Lamps and Tha-ir Swe-4-lhearl lD0n'l lhcy look wry polish:-d?j WE THE PEOPLE OF PSC Omega Pearls 5 Pl im 2: ' x fa'-+'+.-1'.l.' . K. 5' 1 'Sf Q- as I... '- 'A in ,.,. - ,lf ,v w . .. .r. ' A . ' ' I as fa P- 'N'-WU? i ffsg 'Ein' . , . ,. NX i-A -2 N r .1 w N, W f 5 - , ., J. tv, . ,. 4' QEQE I V, if P H lf E K ' f' ,za la 'S f 4 E P My P' 3 P 5 . A PM EQPPEE aa A Q, ' A P P M RQYLJ ll llc A . f. E . V x : x 'K K K X gi ,I K . K ii, .bb--, I5 N K A 1 A 1 ' m .Mi Campus Shots Sigma prolmutvs on tht- block doing their thang. Om' of many Friday night soviuls Oh, Fr4'ririiv ' ,M t, t, Ixies getting it togt-the-r At thc lmll. PhiIander's Career Upportunities Program Students talking it ovcr with Mrs. Stanscl Mrs. Eubanks' Public School Music class par- ticipating in program. 5 zk,-' 2 5 it I A Roundtable discussion on school problems In Memoriam Franklin Bras well Franklin Braswell was a native of Thornton, Arkansas. He graduated as Valedictorian of Calhoun County High School in 1970. While in high school he was a member of the high school band. Franklin came to Philander in September 1970. Dur- ing his freshman year he pledged Alpha Phi Omega Ser- vice Fraternity. During his Sophomore year he pledged Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. He was a member of the Col- legiate choir. His major was music. ral Wm 5579 gil: iszbsfggvix 144,67 ff if NNN W, 5 a MA W4 F 920 6 'ill lui 'Y 6 3 ill, YQ l 0 P X W Wx if N is 4157 is . ,, ff RS f hai 000 x e 19 'uni' 2- Y- nmf ,W ,J Mi fQw,Qf wmjww QL WWQW My 2 ff, M if WQMQQQQQ iff? wif W QE? W 5 WW X ig? if M ,fm .- if NQEQQQ N Egg! MQ 551 Qwfimk W 5, MSSQEW5 My img 5 Wm! fm' Coronation Scene n F' Wo 7 :rs ZMS 5 Veterans T nh V ,,,,.-,vxvusq - Q .br P ' 2 61' ff, 'fin' Wy. Q my Q1 Q., 3 . I , 5 + I 2 1 any-11 Acknowledgements The editor of the 1972 yearbook would like to make the following acknowledgements: We would like to thank Miss Jontyle Robinson who has gone far beyond the call of duty as advisor to the yearbook. l would also like to give thanks to the following art students. Alfred Donald Theodis Harris Linda Davis Leroy Slater Mr. Roy Johnson certainly deserves acknowledgement because this year, as in past years, he has served in the capacity of campus photog- rapher. Those students who so graciously kept the faith and stuck with us until the end are SueVeria Weaver, Carol Vaughn, Jerline Miller, Ethel Johnson, Yvonne Collier and Carl Wamble. l sincerely thank the people above who worked so diligently. Thank you, atc-.atv Deborah Robinson Editor '- U 'fsff' ' 'wi W- , ,i,ff4, - y-x,,,..:V,5,' -, L u.:I1:f:, 1i2i,, 1g5 ::qiEi'if f':i '- fa- 'VZ -'L lf:- ,s'f ' V -. '. I ., .. V, -. 1- .4 .- Q 7 -1-'51, . ,, ,- X. .. , . , ., 1.1.3. V, 1 , Ll Q' 1 .f 4'- 'uf ' . ' U ,. fr . .1 V . -, A L., fr1 ,uf .,.- ':. ,,-nc' . , H' c L mf H . ' -,jg ,, . , M., ..-rm? ' 'Ui 1 -' , ' , ' bf?-'-s H '51, ,,Me5:2jy4 Qe,. :TN fi-if,-1 1521- cl l ,effrw - if,-if -. ' 'mmf f K 1 1.--WAX.. 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