Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1951 volume:

'W ily ..1-A.nd I 9 THE HUWAHU EULLEGE A ENTH13 NUU5 A 1951 UHIY ADAM hd IHANh HA hMMfT'l PARKER A kd UDWMZQWUWAM ' A flash of color beneath the sky, Old Glory unfurls atop her mast between Qld Main and Causey Gym, and commands a lofty view of the activities of 1000 students and 112 members of the Faculty and Administration, of Howard ollege. Before her unfolds the story of a typical school year at Howard--a story of books, classes, sports, parties, and worship, while in the shadow of her Stz1I'S and bars walk representa- ties of other flags-japanese, Chinese, Philippine, Argentine, Cuban, Panamanian, Hawaiian. One thousand strong, our students come from all parts of the world and from all walks of life. Each has something definite to contribute to the spirit of this Christian institution, and the flag of the United CD F7 so f'Y ra CD 'U P-1 O C 2 K4 2 fa 4 rn U5 -'T' rn -1 r.: 'U 'U r-1 Q 4 2 L8 '-IU 1111111 gy f, 1 44 ,W dy fi ' ., '. ' 'T I Y ,.' 1' N 'L , ' , 1 i 3 1 ' 'xy ' ' -'Urge-'f ,vi .,L -vs, iQ, ' 9 is , . f Q -Q a A -fa Y. ti .Q it ,Q 4 It is Autumn! Black spots which are a part of the maintenance crew are raking leaves and planting winter grass. Strains of the Mar- seillaisen and Mein Faderlandn are heard in Riley Hall. A group ga- thers at the entrance of Pine Lodge, center of religious activities. Cheers from Berry Field are evidence that the football team is in fine fettle. A dozen stately figures are entering the Library for a meeting of the Board of Trustees. fawdfawma as fe .aa 5 , . ,' I ' X 1 ' NX als 76' Q 2' 5 yt af M - ' Y 3 54.3 ' Q, gn: Q Q . 'Ma mm.. Vf. ii Q 1 f' If A4 l fi 2 X fs f f J ff f f 1 if I 1 'cliff' -f' 1' . 1 if 4 f Z., if I D f' f X A--fa a . ,aa 1 H - , If I . ' M .' V 4 ' ,. l ff ' Q W. . , i K ' , i ,I f if Y I iff KV, , A pct , .iff , C f ,L ff.f 4' Wiiiter affords Old Glory her best view of the campus, but all is bleak and still under the barren branches. Only the spruce tree and the boxwoods lend a note of color. During the Christmas season the APO tree sets everything aglow and attracts pilgrims from over the city. A light snow wraps the world in white for only a few hours, as the last soft strains of the A Capella Choir's carols fade into silence, and the students desert the college for a fortnight in their respective zfzwsmzwf homes. rt' ' I e'l',1f f wwzap of ' It is in the Spring that the campus bursts into full glory! XY'e coultl write a volume of poems about Howard in the Spring. An llnglish class moves out of the vine-Covered shack and settles down in a circle, absorbing the ultra-violets and the rules of the subjunctive. Another group near Smith Hall is already developing the life history of the mos- quito, along with a coup de solielf' As the breezes gently part the branches of the oak tree, the banner glimpses a Couple whose fancies have lightly turned -a couple HOI so greatly interested in Old Sol's rays as in the shadows of Sherman! Greetings of Bonjour and Si, si, Senior traveling on the wind reaches the ears of Old Glory, as classes Change, and a rush for Old Main says that the Crinzxon is out. f, f ?Tfi ' - ff- f fl A .-N ,j ava ' f ,. 1 'sz ifw- .. ' 1 1 ' A H, M-,:w,aQ,' r s , , .,,. . g A ' . , 1 i ,, , 4 'M ,ss 5 fimfsswams ' FEE. ,,if,f AW 4 ' fl,.,4-:V , M 'f YE 1: 131. 145-T' 'Tw :infix - www --55 -vm-17:-, L, If fi' Hkmx is R QW'Qf1': v- in . I E O fu '-m w 74: 25.- we S . A 3 ' + if '45, E 41 1 am., ,U Y , I'iJ961L 'sn .f 'km Wi 'L EE? A glance Barracks-Ward reveals more strenuous activities. lt is election day. A soft-ball game is in progress in one corner of Berry Field. The band, in brilliant red and blue, is playing a pep-song. Cheer- leaders are going through all sorts of gymnastics. Oblivious of the other noises, ll7l'OllIjSillg candidates for Student Body offices are holding forth in eloquent oratory from a platform near the Bookstore. Balloons are free for all, as are the scuffling of the young fry attracted by the merry- making. There are many visitors to the college at this time of year-alumni coming uhomef' parents of resident students come for afweekend with John or Mary, and prospective students looking us over. Some of the latter join students entering a large bus plastered with the undignified inscription FVUIIFZ7 QIllll'fl'I'.Y 01' Bzzsf, and We know the le Cercle Francais is off on its annual jaunt to the Cresent City. At last comes graduation day. That academic procession of vari- colored hoods forming in front of the Library contains more degrees than a thermometer, and represent colleges in all parts of the World- from Scotland to Mexico Cwith emphasis on Duke and L.S.Uj. Fol- lowing the Faculty and Officers of the Administration marches one of the largest graduating classes in the history ol the college-black-robed .i - ,JV isa Aj,,,,'35,y Wwiiizvn. ' ,f Dvffv- --i ' iailw ?zacelW99uuf1Z' A . f ,. 2449 ' .Shall in dignity. The facial expression of 389 Seniors reveals the joy of four years' work accomplished, mingled with the sorrow of departing from these familiar scenes and beloved surroundings. The procession leaves the campus and wends its dirge-like way to Ruhama, the college church, to receive the diplomas which lower the curtain on the college careers of these young men and women. Qur Star-Spangled Banner has witnessed another school year at Howard College. One more year has been added to the 108 years of illustrious history which this institution has known-one more glorious year to crown the efforts and foresight of the Christian founders who began this history with a student body of nine boys-one more year which will never be forgotten by those who participated in it. A flash of color beneath the sky, Qld Glory unfurls atop her IUHSI between Old Main and Causey Gym, and looks toward a new school year upon our campus, a Christian section fragment of the land of the free and home of the brave. ai 7 fl-'SZ v I F Y P s- ...wi ,,,,.,...---',.,..,,..-- jm':i1awa.ea+.24xf -.,Q if ff-,!Z.-r-,Z-' I 7llmfmn ,-H+. g. 'HZ sf 27' P u .A u 1 a. J 1 nag, ,I Q., if ' 5 ' 4 Su A W. sf- Q X .. t . it as if f ff 3... Y , A-2' ' 4'5 hv:.5,,. . . 9.335 -'Vi 1. kwlwg ,An 8 1' 4 - Jia' M6-'K av AA' H' 'ff' am mn Af'??is, A f . Q, , ., :futile BQ!! fi in Af! 7!oufzml v . XX s .5 S2223 X .KA wil 3 it? if -is-4:4 . 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V 4, A , :Ogg q.,4,,f - f 4' uf' - ' ' , 'X ,Af . ' '1 Q, ff' x Q W.. A '91 6 3 1- , gl Y ,Q r , M. A B-.gl x Rig. Y . .- 4' ,. ' Q H , . fx -rf--Q1-- H Q, ,1A..f. .X Q Qu ,L ' Aff If 'W , I V' Q ' k y- SN x ' ' 4 Q V . Q A4 I - ' LA, . It Q' A i if ff ' ,ig Xxx V ' JS? fri., - Jpaxt Hx, G MP lhlllnaulh 1 - 11-I' FXR ,,e,.-11. - a Mg? za ' 1 Mf- -fw.u-wme:- A-1 x ,A..e.,. 5.,,, A nl ' :. 'wi. 4 .f ' Vvyhff L-M 'A.mmw, f , ufq ,J-xr -. If 'mylk-92' K, ' K 1 'X' ff+1MHMmM,, 1 Q T 4 ' Q My-8 A Hard work in youthful daysg determination to accomplish difficult tasks, enterprise and energy in business, and unselfish readiness to serve in public affairs-these are the elements of the career which have made Mr. john G. Burton one of the most successful, most respected, and most prominent citizens of the South. Mr. Burton was born in Walker County and attended the Eldridge Baptist Academy. For thirteen years he was connected with the Central Bank and Trust Company in Jasper. Mr. Burton attained the honor of being elected Mayor of jasper and maintained that position for thir- teen years. For six years he was Chairman of the Board of Deacons at the First Baptist Church of jasper, and he taught a Sunday School class in that church for nine years. Considering every interestof the people as a whole, his progressive ideas and accomplishments have won him statewide and national recognition. Mr. Burton was elected President of the Alabama League of Municipalities and he held an executive po- sition on that hoard for eight years. He came to Howard College in l94-S. Wfith an indomitable spirit and guided by wisdom learned from past achievements, Mr. Burton, as Business Manager of Howa1'd College, is lending his leadership to the further growth and prosperity of one of the most wonderful institutions God ever made. We love him for his friendliness, his interest in people, his strength of character, and his example of Christian living he has set for us to follow. I am proud to dedicate the 1951 ENTIRE Nous to a SUIlflJt'Vl1, Chris- lian ,Ql'llfll'IlIl1lI . . . Mr. John G. Burton. -Betty Adams 5 Q 1 Y! ,gn-ann' 1 -U 1 ' A ig: QQ Q: ,t 1 'qw .LU K bl 9 Q lx 1' W: . sn. , 4,-AV A , V QM 'Q ,j, . Q S l 2' '5 . 91 . X go Saudi' ffv xl , ..,f W V 3 E29 fff--gf'fr '?i: ' '. 1 s. lean 'vs' 'Z 4 5 r 1 A f X 55595 aff . f tg O f 5 J N Q W. 2 1 x Q -ff x' ii- ' 'Q . 3 1 K ,,. f ' iq jg Q A I ' f , 4:4 ' , A J :iff , A H Q is . xl W in ig, , , i', '25, A if xv. if' f. I 'Z 0 O is . . , ,q , M a , , . A: fu P Wm. , .Nt ' 2 I wg law at Thomasville, fXlalaama, for a time and later on served the State of Alabama as a 771097 ' isis Howartl College is very fortunate in having as its president, Major Harwell G. Davis 'lihis vear is the twelfth vear that Ma'or Davis has served as President of the Colleve and . , l ri llowartl has progressed steadily tluring these years. Major llavis had .1 xarietl and interesting career before coming to Howard. He earnet his l,.l,.l5. at the University of Alabama ancl was later honored with an L.l..D. He practiced torney Cieneral and U. S. flolleetor of Internal Revenue. liotlay he serves llowartl College as its presitlnt antl here as elsewhere he has earned the eonliitlenee antl trust of all with whom he has come in contact. Howard College looks for wartl to many more successful years untler his fine leatlership. I L- XX'l11l.l111 !x111.1VCXl' Pwcrry 'c1'11111 .X1frc11 1:L117.'111 XV. C1.1r1:11cc Li.1rd11cr fllld 1111w.11'11 C1111ugc 18 l11'1L1C1' 111c u11111'111 111 .1 1111.1r11 111' 1111-1111-11-11'11 IIALINKCCN 1111-Qmi 111 1115 .X1.11W.1'11.l 111111111 111C trlntcw .1rc ducted 1111' .1 term 111 111rcu 16111. 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MI Une of tlme mosi loveel .mel respeeteil men on tlwe campus of Howard College is e.1n liurns. Ile l1.1s serxed llie eollege in .1 numlwer of e.1p.1eiLies sinee 1911. 'lioelay .is l,C.lI1 of llme College lie is .1 person to wliom tlie students ULIB' go willm tlieir problems .Ind llXY.llN lwe eerl.xin ol- eomplele, courteous, .ind sineere umlerstwmling. Hein llurns innleenl ixinlss liielm in Ilie esleem ol' llie stunlenls .mel li.lCLllIf'. lle will ilwns lie reineinlverell ln' .ill wlio lmve ex er pnsseil ilirougli l'low.1rnl's lmlls. DEAN WILLIAM DALE Rare indeed is the man who so completely captures the hearts of all the students who know him. Howard has just such a man- Dean Williani P. Dale. As Dean of Men he receives respect and admiration from all the men he counsels. His classes, too, are indeed popular. His truly genuine sense of humor and eagerness to aid all students may be one clue to his popularity. His unfail- ing courage has meant much to all who know him. E .JN 'aff' i DEAN MARGARET SIZEMORE Few people have an office that is as pop- ular a gathering place as Dean Margaret Sizemore! office is. That's easy to under- stand when you glance about the campus and see evidences of work that come from the Dean of NY'omen's office. And it's still easier to understand when you know Dean Sizemore. She always has a warm welcome for every student who comes to her office, and she! anxious to help and advise. She's truly a second mother to eyery girl at Howard. ff f 'wx WN Mem i If fx 4'.f '4 lf- ' IU 4 'vu 5 ' -gn-sv--B , 'J iii Nm-Nm Al. ci. BURTON XY'c'rQ surc limi one pcrson .ill students .il i'10XK'.ll'Li know is Mr. . Ci. liurton-.imi you'll find .ill of us praising him liiglily. He has .I wry c.ip.1bly in.in.igcd the fin.inci.1l .1ff.1i1's of the college his tlircc years licrc. lt's bccausc uf his tiiouglilfulncss .ind fi'icndlim'ss-.ind that smile nf his liclps ton-timr wc fccl frcc to go scc Mr. Burton at any time. 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Biddle, slack: Fiirminghamg Business Adiniiiistratinii Second Row-Bledsoe, XVilliam liranl-tg l'mirminghamg Religinng Alpha I'lii Oinegag Third Ministerial Assoeiatiun Bloom, Mary Constance: Birmingliamg klnurnalismg Alpha Delta Pig lfditnr. Crimsong Creative Waiters Clubg Masquersq Press Clubg Iinglisli Club Bulton, john David: Iivergreeng Religifmg Ministerial Assnei.itiiiii BOVVDLIII, Frnest l..1 Oneonta: Ifnglish R0W'1BlJlCI11.lIl, Tlitiiiias XVelbyg IJUIICFQ Religiung Ministerial Assueiatmii Bradford, Heleng Birmingham: Speeehg Phi Mug President, Phi Mug P.in'Hel- lenic Couneilg Sanish Clubg Vice-Pres., Hypatia Sweethear, Sigma Nu Brakefield, james Mg Birminghamg Pre'Med: Sigma Nu: Clialain and Lt. Commander, Sigma Nu: President and Historian, Alpha lipsilnn Delta: Trident: Oaks: Treasurer, Beta Pi Theta: President Senior Classg Student Senate: Honorary member, Southern Assoeiatiun of Science and Indus- tryg NX ho's NY'hu in American Colleges and Universities Branvon, ,Iackg Fayetteg Psychology Alpha Phi Omegag Pres., I. R. C.g Ush- ers Club: Spanish Club 1951 416, 4.4 Q ! P 9 DR. I-DCAR IS. ISLOONI, Pmfriiui' uf Cfirllziitiri NASl'l COl,l.ll'iR, ,lixf. Pl'1Ift'UIIl' nf C-lfltllllkfl Y A x is -.i-W... 9 ..- i s i. ,,., d3ie,x as fi A s r if iii Q pig-'24 l l 5 ,in-l . VW' I' ' QU' s if-v -on - i R -I s 1, Q Ely? I YZ Iv E In 4 'K 1 K Y- in-1 gf .. I '4' 5' -an px , 2 l I f- I 5-.rbi - -if . X ,gf f if I .31 I 1, I s.. Q 5 N' 'Qs uf QI It . I Q-Y 1 - ' 3... 'L ' fg,-- A 'K' .r f' . , fr? Aga . ll Allfi I ' + ff-' avi 1. vw- figs? k 1 S E H I U If S . . . I'll'Nl Kmx-lir.nIxc1', I.lQIx1 ISll lHlI1gII.lIl1 1IfXMIfS H. Cl IAIIMAN Ilwml, Rtlfgfllll Duffl. 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Cofer, Thelma Bernitag Campbellg History Cofer, Thelma Bernitag Campbell, History Collins. Peggy ,log Leeds: Music, A Capella Choir, Pres., Mu Alpha Chi, French Clubg Y. XV. A. Third Row-Conner, Mary Edith, Gninsville, Georgiag English Cope, Padgett C., Helena, Religion, Ministerial As5oci.it.on Mission Band Cosand, Rendel Loren, Birmingham, Religion Crane, Lewis Delbert, jr.: Mobile: Sociology: Delta Sigma Phi, Pi Ganimi Mug I. R. C., Spanish Club I I I 1 A f -Y. Pg ' rr . .-.pg 9'9 -1 '3-pw' ...ga Y? 5? Ii 3' X IW' 'N 1 i, .,, CLA '1 TC5N CPQJIQNISH Ifnlif, Pflryxifzll Dc'fJf. ,iqv-can-. rl f 4 .nn ff'-vu 5145.1 -i ..-o -If 1 K,-aids. w. A . ,V D i 1 it 'RQ' +1 sta. ,xx .... ti, A O 4' Q .luv-f if -ang... '-...pf xwlx xi' il IW' 1 'R' G . P 4 Q if ff 'ra N as -are f , I - 4 i .QA ., XXI. X15 X 1, i - An- 4 at Tr JP 5 S. 4,55 -ati-5' f' W J' , 1 J 1 , rf ,if Ks ...aj l I . , , in , Q Q- 1 4 gf A. . 1 1: ,S .M - f . ' Q Nw- ' 'wg-s 7, 3 4 ' i 1:5911 'Q Q , y '..e,,Qg2f,'-' ' .. 3 ff .'-::'v'- - 3: H3 H Seniors . .. DR. HARRY li. DICKINSON llnltf, Sllljfilflgbj' Dvjlf. I5irst Row-Cumbie, lzdward: Religion: Mu Alpha Chi: A Capella Choir: Band: Mis- sion Band: Editor, B. S. U. Key : Ministerial Association: Historian Library Club: Publicity Director, Pi. S. U. Council: State Publicity Di- rector, B. S. U. Davis, Betty: Buffalo: linglish: B. S. U, Council: Secretary, Senior Class: , Class: Treasurer: Spanish Club: Secretary Sigma Delta: F. T. A. Mission A' ' Bantl Y. NV. A.: NVho's XVho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities Detlman, Haywood lzrwing Birmingham: Chemistry: A. C. S. Dennis, Arthur XV.: Verbena: Physical litlueation: Kappa Phi Kappa: Pres., ,Iunior Class: ll-Club: P. li. Club: I. R. C.: Intramural Sports Setontl Rowfllenson, Loareiie: Oxford: Chemistry: A. C. S.: Miss Band: 15. S. U. Dohelstein, lflliolt Iftlwartl: Birminghani: Pharmacy A. Ph. A. Dotlgtn, llaroltl lftl.: llirniinghani: Business Atlministration Doiiiiney, lieneau li.: lilaytong Religion: Ministerial Association: A Cappella Ciho i' lliiitl lsow4Doiinelli' 'lihomas Milton: c,il1.lll.lI1OUg.l, Tennessee: Pharmacy: Delta Sigma Phi: Presitlent, Delta Sigma Phi: President. lnterfraternity Council Douiglass, llarhara Ann: Madison: Physical lftlueation: Beta Sigma Omicrong Qetontl Vice-Pres. Beta Sigma Omieron: Senior Senator: Pres., YV, A. A.: Secretary, Dormitory Council: Pm. S. U. Ciouncil Douglas, ltlwin la: Sylae.tuga: Religion: Ministerial Association Douglass, Miltlretl vlane: liirmingham: Math: Delta Zeta: Treasurer, Delta 711.1 Fire! Row-Duran, Xvilliam Ru-rl, lr.: llirmiugli. IIN ..... - --- ' P fr 'fr W I lidwarrls, llnmcs Ci.: lfurmuut. N. Cf.: l'l1.1rm.ux: linppn l'xi L 5 litlicrcdgc, Cecil Uunncq illiuuuxtuug Spr-mln In-mli Club, Nlmiliiuiw, Xliwuii Band: Nluiistcrml ,'Xwm1.1!iui1 l lfyxins, llcrty ilsmcg llirmiuglmmg xl.1Il11 .-Xlplm llCll.1 l'ig Nlnyqliciw Second Row-Hippo Ilurmld Circyg liirminglmmg llllyNlL'.ll lilmilumg lx.ipp.1 l'lu Kappa: Prey., ll. li. Club: Secretary, ll-C lub: 'l'r.iim'i', luuxlxill 'l'c.uu Gentry, gluing liirminglmmg lnglislwq lion Sigum Omirruug l'1'cy,. lict.1 Siguu Obicruug Klasqucrsg libmry C lulwg l,I'C.'lIN girl uf Pi l'i.lPP.l lllu Glnc, Xyillinm nlnlinstoug 'l.l5PCI', Rcligiung ipnnixli Club: Miumcrinl fXyCuA ciatiuu Goode, Betty lfrauucsg lllI'l'lllI1gl1.ll11Q lrcuclig A C.ippull.1 C liwirg llrus, C luur Mu Alplm Cliig lircucli Cilulw, Nlisyiuu llamlg bl4l'C.lNlII'Cl', Nlu Alplu C lu Third RuwfCium.lwiu, XY'illic Yirgiumg liirriunglmiug Nlallig l5clt.i fuug ll1CI'.lI1!lIl'.ll 'FTF qSp0rtxg l'rcucl1 Cflulwg Spnuieli Clulu Gray, Nluc llnrrcl, Trenton, Ky.: lll1IlI'I11.1Cy1 9:31111 Nu Grigxby, lircd Rayburn: ilw.lI'I'.1I1I1 liusinusx .'xLllNll1lNII'.lllllI1Q l,.llNbLl.l C lu Alplm Gunlcr, Robert l:l'.lI'llillI'll llcll City: lliswryg Vicu-llrcx., li. S. U.: Nlu Alplu Clug l. R. Lg Prcuduut, C lu Alplu Oiucgx 1951 lla 'QQ-,fl i x X P 9 a S sr- -sf M . JL M' ' .. 1? 2-WK! 'W dyf- fxyx' 42: 1 3 A ,J 0 X aj v1....., w 'lmJ DR. A. l:lNCl-HZR fllwlzf, Bifllniqy Ilvjlf. ' -1 av- is' 5 fvk K 4 F '11 f ini? I! 'www ly -ti S-H-ali' F 6 ,3. fha. is-QM M! 5355? fxx Q v 8 6 A sv 5' 4-4' 1 ,I Ig aa ii A r fri: ' - , Jw Ei l 'E' M i M 2 'bf' ii .. fn.. N ' 1 X 1 N' W-Q ii mv' N' 4 W an .- N flu- - 'f i 1 4 A Ni wg If 'A' , ji-if I A K IK. . ' .lp if 'ij . GG! Y., 10,0 J ' if'l!is..,- Wm 'ibn zz: iq WF 'c r DR. R. R. HARDIN Haul, Et'UIlUlllft'S llrjif. L. . I R I 1 '22 Z 1 ' ,qv 'JIM A' 'ix' K :R ifx Q. .343 ' fl 'S-8 K'n l 51 . 54 1 .X C :pg 7 i ft, b 5 'ig if . . it AL.-. If 1-- ' fi A ' . if ' L' if, 9 M , '--- A' i ' . -A .-.I 3 5 jg? 7 l L' I i 1.1 3 f df 1 Seniors . .. Firxt Row-Hall, Billy bloc, Albertville, Pharmacy: Kappa Psi Hanes, Hervert Blanchard: Birmingham: Physical Ifducation: Pi Kappa Alpha: Football '49-SU: H-Club: P. li. Majors Club: Commerce Guild Harris, lienni eFretl: Besfemer: Religion Harrison, Martha Virginia: Phenix City: Religion: Minion Band: Y. XV. A. N- .Q Second Row-Hayes, Frank XV.: Huntsville: Accounting: Alpha Kappa Psi: Business , 1,:V, sl 11 44 5 A Af--H w.' :QA uf .uf 'Ut' Manager, Ifntre Nous: Pi Kappa Alpha: Senior Senator: Oaks, Pi Gamma Mu: PreQident of C. P. A. Auxiliary Haynes, Hugh M., -lr.: Birmingham Heard, Alvhnnic plane: Manchewter, Tennessee: Lambda Kappa Sigma: A. Ph. A.: Dormitory Council: Y. XV. A. Hearn, -lack Carey: Albertville: Pharmaeyg Pi Kappa Phi 'lihirtl Row-Helms, Lester H. Alr.: lSll'l11lI1gll.ll'l'l1 Buxinesx Administration: Alpha Kappa Psi Hollingsworth, Madolyn Burch: Birmingham: Social Science.: Beta Sigma 2Oniicron Holley, Henry XValdo: Kellyton: Kappa Pxi Holley. llerhert: Kellyton: Minixterial Association: I. R. 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Kircliler, James B.: Birtningliaing Pliarmacy Lambert, Carl H., Sr.: Gardendale: Ministerial Association l,ayman: Grace Skipper, Springville: Sociology Seguntl Row-Lester, Hazel Hurtt: Pmiriningliaing Religion: Beta Pi Tliela V ' Liles, Iireil: Hesseiner: Pharmacy Siva' .,, - I-.xii .tv QV' ,l , ' . . A' z gl' I X x f . A w. , five, f ll ' A' . 4. -1 .J '43 A ,W , f' f , K- -3 s.. 9 .. ' . . s AQ, fry ii 5 -I f ' 'itrwfgf is e 1-' 4:-s' Kgs, .fig sri ' 4. r 'lx 'G' Q' 54 shi! 2 '- Q' ,. P if i - m, - F. .. I.llCIllS, TllllI11.lS I.: liirmingliain: Business iAk'll'l'lll1lSll'.lli0l1Q Alplia Kappa Psi Luneefurd, Bill Iiugene: I.anett: History: Beta Pi Theta: B. S. U.: Mission Band: Hsillulig Frenelt Club 'I'liirtl Row!-laitlier, Nanuy ,lug Albertville: lfnglisli: Alplia Delta Pi: President, Al- plia Delta Pi: Treasurer Al7Pi: Masquers: Oseup, '-49: Mu Alplia Chi: lieta Pi Tlieta: B. S. U. Council: ilircasurer, Snplmiiitwe Class: Treasurer, llypatia: I'iIlll'C Nuns Staff Melirary, llieiidiire Mayo: Marion: Pliysieal lfdiieation: Kappa Plii Kappa: tkiacli, Siirtsman fnutball team: Viee-Pres., Kappa Plii Kappa: Vice- Pres., P. Ii. Club Meftien, :Xl 'l'.: iliarrant: Pliarniacyq l.ainl1cl.1 Clii Alplia Meliiinaltl, .laines H.: Section: Pliarinacy lnwl Row-Nlsllunald, -lnlan XY'.g liirnnnglaarng llnlnrxg Snglna Nug Spanulm L lub IN1uLiuuI1uc, lalliang Now Nlarkclg lnglnlag Alplma lk-Ima P13 Nuc1'cl.11'y, Student llmlyg P1 Kappa Alpha Drcarn Knrlg A Capclla tlmirg Scuclary, Maw- l qucrsg Ilurmilnry Cuuncilg Miss l'll1lI'C Num, lvillg IS. S. U. Cuunulg l.IlJI'.lI'X Llubg Lll'g.lllll.lIlUll lwlnnr, l'llIl'C Num, 1951 Nlclluirc, Robert Alton: huing I'l1armauvg Kappa Pug A. llla. .X.3 Ync-liugcnl. Kappa PQ 'Y Malone, Fred XY'aync: Bll'INlI1gl1.II11Q .'Xucnunt1n3.1g l'1 Kappa Plng :Xlplm Kappa 1' ' JL Nl Second Row-Xlarslm, licrnig BlI'l1llI1Q.fl1.lI112 Ifnglislag Nlaxqucrs, llypatiag llIl4LQllNll Cllnla X l'l1 A Martin, XY'xllard U.: lllI'I11ll!gl1.ll11Q . xldfllll, XY'illiam llcnry, xIr.g lwmrt Nllll, S. C.1 l'l1arznau Masters, XYvIlllJl'l1 lf.: lk-ll C ltyg Pru-lawg l'u lxxpla Pln Tllird Row-Mayer, Luuix A., ,Ing Birminglnnng liusincxx fXLll11lIIlNIf'.lllHl! Mayfield, Dewey li.: Pmvdcrlyg liCllgIllI1 Male, Cxlaarlcx jnscpllg liirminglaarng lRyqI1.,lQgyg P1 Kappa Alplaag l'rcx,, H- flubsg Prcx. lntcr-l'r.1lc1'nilx' cilUl1k'lIQ Oaks, l'n haxnnu Nlu Mcwbnurnc, Mary .Ing liirminglaamg Spccclm ...1951 i ln-var' UR.JOl'1N HALL JONES Ilnnf, lfsnrfwlwg 5' Dvjwl. fy 1 ugrggiglfl ' f? fi yg,27 -' , 11- : 3 L . -' 5 1 A - ' X 5 . ,Til G ' A , ' l l l 1: K- 5 12 25 , as ' 1 - 5? - A gi' isis ,,..v-7 f 'R QQ 5 1 1 4' ,' ' 'Qi' ' if ' 4 u , V f, A , 1 1, 11 W ' gg i ' -0 if-I I . , Ji - 1. 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C. 8.3 Vigu-l'l's.w., Bum Pi 'l'hi-.irq lirvncli Cfluhg Prux. Sigma Nu l'l.ul3.gu Q l.uxg 'IwI'C.lNLII'k'I', Scuniur Clam Rcid, Hxmilrimn V.g Muntgimmuryg liiuhigyg Al nh.1 Chi Unicgig l'rcmlcm, AI l pha Phi Omcgag Prcsidunt, Oikxg lX1.lsquurx, W'lm's XVhu ix X1 on ' Riiu, Bulwby 6.3 XV.u'i'io1'g l'l1yslu.il l'LllIC.lIl Richnrd, xYV.lf'IlL', Burcng Alburzvillcg l,ll.ll'IN.1Uy Second Ruwfliiis, Ifrling, lr.: Mubili-g lfumminicsg Sigma Chi 4 . Rayburn, Billy .l.g Phil Qlinipbcllg licligiimg Ministcimil lXs-ngmtmn Rubinxun, Vcrgic I.: XY,lllfL'Nl5LII'j.1, Tcnlicssccg lh-ligum Rnchuck, Floyd Fultung 'l'Lm:.1lum.1g lfliglixlig Mimstcrhil Axmchiliung Mixsiun lhml: II1II'.lINLlI'.1l Sports wig., x K Third Row-Russell, ,Iimmy Kg liirmiiiglumg Accounting '-.v ' K Ryland, Gene M.g lildridgcg 1,I'.lI1Ll1 Sigma Nug Misqiicrx, Oscup '-Ng Kappa KX Pig lS.mJ A 1 Sample, Mary Alice: Bii'mingh.inig Pxycliulugyg French Clubg Psychology Cluhg H. S. U. I 4A,, Satlcrficld, I,. D.: Bll'INlI1gl1.lI'l1 b . 'Q 2 . V4 in , f -1951 iw, filllingpv- - L- .. ' RICFTARD C. PETTIGRENX Efzgliifz mfg f 4 A Ha.. 1,,,'l -Qwfgr JU ,gn- 'YUGO- Qian-v1lW f 'xf ' 1 Hun V ,M P 'Q W' 'K ,ZA sa W- G - .R i 4 ' ' dvr- X N A s I '-. ' X ,ff .,,,,. ,Z ...Q yi ,QT i ,L MX. 3 fi 'f 7' , ' in , A , ,,, i l . . I W..- ..., - . -... N is -1 vi Q ,r avg E Q, x if fy 'X 'ala-s - 'MQ 'in-up-9 Ll I 'QTY A 'viva .N T 'kU'i 1Q 3. ii l' 'ibm vitamin. ww- Wx immomiuifxcnu 5 E H U I' S I I I IIHIJ, lfifllmlfinll Dwflf kin. In-si lluis--Sluiniuii, Bcity K l.1irc: Nluiilguincry: l'ngli-li: li. S. U. lxccutivc Coun- gil: 'l'ru.isurcr, xYiUIl1Cl1lN Siuilcnl liuicrnnicnt: Mu Alplm Clii: Ifnglisli Club: Sunil-r Scnnmr Shirley, llunald XY.: Pmirmingliani History: Tmqk il-cam '49, 'YU 5 Sliirlui, ll.1i'nlil A.: Nlcridmn, Mississippi: lwiglislig A Cappella Clmir: Housing 2 Pl.1ll.lgUl' .ind Prcsiilcnl uf Mission lhnd: Ministcrinl Assucintion Slxullun, kluu l7.1i'id: l5ii'iningl'i.nn: lcunuiiiigs: Signu Nu: Alplm Kappa Psi: X'icu'l'rus., Alplm Kipp.: Psi: Mister of Riru.1ls, Alplm K.ipp.1 Psi: Span- isli Club, Cmnincrcc Guild: ll1lC!'f!'.llCIl'llfy Cminyil: Alumni Control licpi'csciiL.iiwc, Sigina Nu Suunnl liuwfSl.idc, R.1lpli: L ynrlimna, Ky.: Pli.ii'1n.icy: K.ipp.i Psi: P. l'Ii. A.: Trident Hninli, Clmrlcs lhmn: NlHl1IjlUI'l1Cl y2 lfnglisli Pi. S. U.: Mission Pmnd: Minis- rcrml fXssuui.ilim1 Starr, Nlniniu lcv c..ll'I'llll1 llunlsvillc: lnglisli Sicclu, llclun M.irw: liirininglimng llictclicsg lieu Sigma Omicrun: Home lu-minimis Clulag XV. A. A. llnril liuw- -Sluplicns, liuurgc Slow: l'.i.i'ficlil: Pli.ii'in.icy: A. Pli. A. ' Stunt. lusupli P,lsc.ll: 'lwllNC.llHl!N.1Q lllglhlli Nlinislv.'i'i.ll Xx'sSllQl.lllUllQ Mission lhiiilg Npnnisli Qlulx Sinnc, linlplig lyiiclilsiiry, 'liciiiicssccg l'l1.lI'l11.liy'Q K.ipp.1 Psi SIHIIC. liulwii lynn: Slug-Iliyvillu, 'licnncssccg Pli.irm.1ry: Kappa Psi: A. Pli. A.: 5ui'cl.I1'N'. Kappa Psi First Row4Struthcr, Rcibcrt H.: QILIWINKIIQ lnglixhg Alplm Phi Umcgag lnglixh C lub Summcrour, Virginia ,lg lfiirt I'.1yncg Scux-r.ii'i.1l SLICIILCQ Spiiiixli Klub Summcrour, xY,illl.ll11 Franlig HCI1.lg.lI'Q lhmiicm i'XLll1liI1lSII'.llllll1Q Alplii K.1pp,i Psi Taylor, Seth F.g Birminglmiiig PI1.irm.uyg li.ipp.1 PU Second IQUYV'-'I1l'lUI11.1S, Qlamcs S.: Cflmrlottc, N, CHQ l'li.irnincy Thomas. Phcroba Ann: Fort Payncg Home llcnnfmii-:xg lly'lM1li.l1 Nl.1NLll.lCl'NQ Mu Alplii Chiq Spanish Clubg Y. XV. ISLQ B. 9. U. f7iI'C.1lUl' Ciiunuilg Home lx Club Thomas Ralph XV.: Bll'I1!lI1glL!I11Q Physical lxllimtiiiiig l'. I . Club Thornlcy. ,lamcx Samucl ,Ir.g BlI'l11lIU.fl1.!I1lQ Ikyuliiiliigyg lircnch Cliilvg Iilimi Third Row-Undcrwoiid, james NV.1ll.iucg Parrishg Plurmafyg IQ.ipp.1 Psig A. Ph. A, Vaughn, Domnlmyg Sulligcntg Si1ci.il Suicnccg Y. XV. A. Missiiin lS.mlag ly 'lf A.: Spanish Club: Library Clubg Lidiux' Chiirux Whxdc, Harry Dixung -l'.ll'!'.ll1IQ BLINIIIUNS Adiiiinisrrniming l.ll11bLl.l Chi Alphag Commerce Guild: French Club Wradc, John WH Pinsung Buxincss Administmriiiii1 lfiitbnllg H-flubg lfcngli Club HARRY LI. SJXRKISS 1 Q 5 1 I'ljN1lIlI'X' ca f f l i f' . . . if g hg X A f 'Br lQih , .145 .49 ff 'bw 1' L l ' . Q5 i n .EFS . . A gm 3 ng ,tm- -mh .P ,J 'P' ,iv Mig ,. .Y ,- . if A Q, .x ' .... 3. .W .. 'Up an If . 'fbi-r-W .ff Q ' 'lu ' i 4 1 ' S ri . .v.. :iff fn! ,g A 5 an-V ,A f an ,ul fi gif-vw kk 'W af A . I! k. ill. 1 , z 'og 'R Z., J- -Jffm. N 'Cl Xa W Nw 5 Anim iAf:guv . Q r g 'QW if-FU' IDR IOHN XAN g 114 1 1 lhjll I EL.-ll' 14, 'kir.L.YXZlf nw-NN .xllx XXY.lHxL'l', K I Xkullxur, Hxrrx X Xul XX .llkllly Ruu'fXY XYIIMJUI1 XxvIIll.llXCI' XX'lmu, l 8:3411 RUXY'XXv 'I rc XY1lln.lmx, XN'1lwn, Clxih mm 1 I XX'nlx-un, 1 m Ilg1 nn wx Imrllulll .IS IQ! 511 5 First Row--Vfingard, Mqrtlia klcancttc: Clanton: Dictctiu: Home lfconoinics Club: A Cappella Clmir Wbod, Clinton M.: Atinurc: Religion: Minion Baml: Minialcrnil A sociaiiung lnti'.1mur.1l Sports Second Row-Wfiglit, Bill Acton: Al.ib.1m,i City: Accounting: Pi Kappa Alplm: Vice-Pres., Pi Kappa Alplu: Inter-Fraternity Council Tliird Row-Yagi, Yuriko: Kokura, japan: Religion Youngblood, Robert Wfitkins: Birininglmiin: Pre-med: Alplia Plii Omega: A. E. D.: President Trident: A, P. O.: Masqucrsg Vice-Pros. lfrcncli Club: Head Marslmll M1951 L3 A, lv 'NAV' l in ,, f Ln.: is . , X4 . ,,. A. L. BARRPTT: Hfxizoin NPI SON EL'IlllUllIjt'X I l l i l fl :, l 190 H l. -fi 's Q 2' 2 A 3 . P P H- 5 I J Wu' 1 'f - A . . h-- tx- 5 Qs n f--... V' i --,M f ,ini IN i,. imss F I lff'I2llIP1Ilft'S f i-4 i JuniUr5. liirxt Ruw7Aheriuthy, klLl.lI1iI.l NYinifieJg Dieteticxg Beweintr .'Xnderxnn, Harold l.eeg Histuryg Nlnntgtnnery Aimthtmy, Nl. leruyg Keligiung Nhrwl Appurwti, Lottie fig Medical Techniciang liirminghim Barnes, Robert Carman, jrg Psychologyg BlI'INlI1yLl1.lIN Barnett, Charlcx Lg History: Birrninghain Svcnnd Ruwfliqrr, lfdith Sue Third lit Hrasher. Rubert Ifastwng Education: Shelhv Britton. klmeph Dawson: B. A.: Bcssciner Bruwn, Phil Cruuchg Pharnucyg Knoxville, Tenn. Much.in.1n, Anne: Dmnmg Birininghgin Burtnn, Dan Taylorg B. A.g Bn'n1ingh:im nwfliush, klll.'ll1if.1Q Religmn and Speech, Morris Campbell, Billy Charles: Accountingsg Double Springs Chinn, ylames Murgnng B. A.: Birmingham Clevenger, Charles lfdwardg Pre Medg Bexsetntr Guggiti, Richard Calving Religiong Mobile Cnuntller. Richard Pnwellg Pharmacy: Greenville, ky. Fourth Row-Cumbie, Haruldg Religion 2 fqF::,3vvr Q, M.,-v F H . 4 ,Ir . ' ' H' V f if W L I 1 2 ...Y V, X, 'hm 5 . -F 5 .. .Q sc: ' -J: ... .,i. i:-iN ' '59 X int! ix' ref W, A ' Q' 2 ' u f ' f.? ar 1 'Q 8 ,Q 4 ':2:Q ' 'W x' J If I rx HQKL M. 'Q' 4' r N ,lc 42-.- 4 4 4: i i, ii ii li i A gk gs .-...-- 'Q 5 I -.., ..-L. IQ xg., ,,v 'A . , 1- .- -'Y-9. aw- X ,.. , 11 . Dnia, Margaret Anng Secretarial Science: I'em.1cul.1, HJ. Dnuthit, james Davidg Rcligiung Hueytuwn Duncan, Roy Rufus: Pharnmcyg Birmingham Emenx, Fred Garlandg Pharmacy: Decatur Fish, Anne Lorena: Home Fc: Huntsville Jill' Q6 'iq an.. i '1l:: 13 vv '- elf Q7 '-T , ,4 ,yn . , t ,Sz , fe' Q 'Q -' ,, gt: fo- f-t 2' 'X 5 :xy ,qq.- l A Q ' N 3, L. H , ss 'Q ,f ix' x,. 'l j is Q31r12 -:3'igr p Nw ' X if A X i R ri tw n' Qu- na -Q gt x -, x , KQV, sl 3? K X I If N1 - 1- 2 L F X- Q' M, 2 , , .Aff M in 1 y R it f- fb. ' .9 K EHR X aff '-Q N' X ' .l:l 4 hw will f i gi if nu, . X I 'lx gl X 1 f i J Y In ,YJ , ' 3 li i rw' X xr Seeoml R IIN ' liourtli R VERNON G. DA VlSON IQl'lilQjIlIl Juniors. lfirst Row- 'l'l'lCllLl,XYYllll.ll11 lox: Aeeountingg Ciixints l'.1ss, Ure. Garrett, H. Xw'.lll.lCC2 Aceizuntingg liirmimgluiii Qieblmrt, Alrlmes LeRoy, Social Studies: lfolex liolden Cecil H., Historyg Slmwmut Goode, ,losepli Lee: B. Ag Fxirminglum Cimy, blllhll Robert, lfnglislig Langdale ow-Green, Ray li., Religinng Guin Greene, Tlwonms li.: Religion, NY'l1istler Graham. xvlllllll,1ITl H.g Religion, Dfideville Griswold, Ferrell lfugenc, Psyclmlogyg lfnterprise Hill, linrl M., Religion, XVinfield Hanlin, George XY'illi.1mg History: Trussvillc 'lillird ROXV'l'l.'lIIl1.ll1,ciCDC Austin, Music, Springville Hudiwn, Darwin C., I l1:irm.1eyg Wrineliester, Tennesset Hare, lhrlnrng Pliysieil lftlucntiong Tuskegee Harp, Clmrles Lee, lx'ltlIl1Q Aslwillc Harris, Kathleen: Birmingham Harris, Selwyn H.: Religion: Pensacola, lfloritla ow-Mnrtley, Aulwrev Iiryning History, Nloiitgoincri' Hcllams, blames W'illi.1mg Previnedq Gray Vourt, Soutli c.HUlll1.l Hentlerson, R. Melvin: linglishg lfutnw Hester, W'ylodineg Religion: Vi'edowee Hunter, Grady Marshall Bible, Bll'lUlI1j.1l1.ll1l ls.1.1cson, louis Kelly, Journalism: Mobile .1 - ri' 2-Q . v 'gg-, ' ,, ,D , , i er .,..,.,.,,.. s for 1 it --'l'flr lsgfex P' 'ft , , . l -. f 4 l i - X Q i XX X r N V A A ,Q W s -40 mf f, 3 if eff 2' R lr me -,-M i . X if ,,A, . V V , , A Li 5 ,di s if We I 41 5 t E s ,s l A A 47 -. 'V I 1 , 'UZ R , -an as gig .pk if l A3 l I -K ,xx E ' Q .W 4 X r i 5'5 :lb-. if WK ' S-'iv ' R Q '::.. ' + Q 1 Qs 4' ! Q A' A 5. .5 1' 53 0' In 'R gi f .fs 1: 5-T V-11 fn :E f f-.s -R fl ' fs-9 ' -- 0----' l ' if ' X Q - ' '- - 'T' ' . 4 1 1' L N A ' i .. ii .VX USTIN C. DOBBI NS Juniurs... limi Row-kl.iincx, L ccil I.: Pli.1rm.1cy: NY'.uliiiigloii, Il. C. -lernigan, 1 hestcr Hugh: Religion: Brcwton Lloliiixmn, Robert Glen: Plmrinacy: Daisy, Tennessee xlnnex. Davis Stanley: Pl1.1rn1.1cyg Biriningliam qlonex, ,Iulm Qlierill: Religion: Birminglinni Kennedy. lfllis lj.lXYSUI'lQ Accnunting.g: W'yl.iin Seciiml Row-Key luligaiig l'li.1rm.xry: Monrucville, Tcnncswe Kincaid, liill KIAITCIQ General: leeds King, N.incy Carolyn: l'l1ySi:.il l'duc.1tion: Bll'l'I1lI1j1l'l.llT1 l.'lIl1.ll'11, lutlierg Birminglinin lainhert, Riclmrd lf.: Pmsiriew Adminixtration: l'3irn1ingl1am iiril Rowfl .iwler, Betty Ann: l'l1ysic.xl lnluc.iIi1vn: Plll'l11lHgl!.1lH leg, klulin Paul: l'li.irm.icy: Qlncluon, Missisxippi l.og.ln, xlanies Arnold: Pli.irin.1cy: Celiim, Tennessee Mahon, Patrick Miclmel: Businew Administrationn: Birmingluni Manning, Frances louise: Speceli: Birminglmm Maples, klnines Benton: Religion: Xvhisxler Martin, Hill D.: Mmic: Gndsden l:0Lll'lll Row-Martin, C.1rl Oren: Social Science: fiillbtfltlll Martin, Q, jane: Home Iiconomicx: Pinxon Ifllglfxfl Maytnn, Robert Davis: Religion: Orrville Means, Elsie C.: Plmarunncy: Gadsden Meigs, john Sainsbury: Plmrinacy: Centreville Miller, George Glen: Plmrniacyz Dandridgc, Tcnneuec :lg ,X '18 nh I A W f ir 2 ui if jx Q -vs gk ! 2 -- -- -5 ,M , . ! 'U V L Q'-nip, A X 6: ,ive y 'Qui Y, if . Q, A X v 'luv-'K l .' . - fs Ni ii' M 2 i I. 'ww K . ...A ' '...'.15A1-5 .Q-me ' 'Ns 'Ulf lfjijl., QS? x 4 Q Y EIN.. Q f X :W f- ,n 'T ' 'T' 'Q' .1r.4l. .241 i. . ii l Y W .1 'as an i l . in ws: , i Q X ,v Q 5. 1.7.2 L, Q.. . K !: '. y: . U, . Q' fg-il! XY . 5 l ii I is M ' A -i 1:-in Q3 4 . AI' , Ah, .2 if A Q -' .2 X Q. , . -..,,.. X , n if ,ii I . -f' ' -1-w- -1-1, ' ' ith- - . rw' - FARNO L. GREEN Pliysirs .3 0 . i . Y fi vc jak, W1 X 1 A- 'N if .bf . Y W . 5:35 ' ,5 Vg is fi 46 Q if, bf.,-v'- I ...af HQ! Juniors. First RowfNlcAfec, ,Iohn H.: lilrirumc Mi:N.iron, Homer litlwnrdg Pl1arm.1cj,': Aiiiiixtim McW'l1ortcr, Frank C.: Religion: l'uriiiingli.iiii Nucl, W'illi.im Fdward: Religion: Birmini:li,im Nunnclly, Claire ,l.: Pre-law: liirminiglmin Nunncllcy. Null Sandcrxg Ptycliolnigyg liirmingli.im 5cgiind Row-Pcacoclx, licnny I.1I'l12lI'1 Religion: C lu climl Phelpm Nl. Poyccg Sociology: Birminglum Phillipg Hilary Hugo: Accounting: li I'I11ll1p1l1.1l11 Pitman. Patricia Ann: I'hywiml Ediication: Ilmlmii Potts, Billy B.: Pl1.1rn1.1cyg Naxlivillc, Teririuwcc Powell, Hal J.: Psychologv: Birmingham wfllrice, Cuolyn: lfngliihg Prcntisx Misxixsippi Third Ru Pritchett, Elizabeth Anne: lgnglixhg Albertville Pryor, Marilyn: English: Birmingham Quinncllly, Oscar Leon: Bueinew Adniinistrationg Pnrminglmm Ramsay, Odettc Marie: Math: Birmingham Rankin: :loc Dillard: Suqinlofzy: Naxhville, 1AFl'i.ll1S.'lS Fourth Row-Rankin, Rose Billy: Sociolngy: Nlobile Reese, Evelyn: Home Economies: Birmingham Richardson, jack Leroy: Pharmacy, los Angclcy C.1lifoi'ni.i Robertson, Robert Franklin: Religion: Moiitgmuery Roberts, Carl G.: Physical Education: Tarrant City Robinson: Norma jean: Ifnglish: Birminglnm I :U X B 'Qs x, bi R. rx' 1 '.,, 5, x x I R A I 'gin' X X ' El . fi- , 1 R Q xi 1. at ,- 4' 'R ,f L U 3 4' . , 'T . qs- 'H' we .mb lv -5. . far- Q- - Q . i if t QMS!! ia I '-84 5,5-bs '-:rm X r' ' , ,Qtr Qfam ' I - X . -.6 A K .M-L.: .L :bil-A i X ,X 1 I 3 1 1 L 1 I 24. ,,J.....,, , ..,......,....,.1..,,,,,.,,- ,M , A, Junmrs... 9 QF . Eff! l'l1'sl liilXY'7Iil!YY.lIl, lllnrm Aung IHNIHFYI ,'Xtl.1ll.1 Rxpnn. Pwnc I.: Social Studio: lucdx SJIHPIC, I, luguncg Nlpccyhg Bll'l11lI1gl1.ll11 A Nlwrrcr, XY'y.1n1.1n Gray: liuxlness .xdl11il1lQII'.1li0f11 Birmingham K - Ylwwrnakcr, lwpclg Pl'I.1I'I11.l'QyQ Mulwilc Ylxclmn. Ira Cole: Hnsuuryg TL1Sc,1lum.1 Sk-mml li1lKK sIlllIl1, llm'iNIlnl.1lwull1g lnglnlxg Bll'l11iI1j.Qh.1l11 Smnlh, xlamcx lutlwrg PI1.lI'l1LlCy1 Buurmcvillc, Mnsnssippi Snmh, Own XY.: Ph.ll'H1.lCY1 Mcridmn, Misxissnppi SI1lllI1CI'lN.lI1, Ihxid Vernon: Biblcg Ccntrcvillc Sm-ll, XY'xll1.nn R-vbcrl: Prc-med.: l'm'n1mgh.1111 Slcclc, Iflcanur, Nlarlcg lnglishg BlI'fNil1ghJI11 'l'l1i1'd Rmv-Stuvv.11'l, XY'x'm.1n i .3 I'u,lmrnicxg Bil'I11if!jll1.ll11 5 SUIINUII, ,Iamcs XY.1ltnng l'h.1rr1mcy3 Alcffcrwn Cnty, Tennessee k'lI'.1ll'l, klulm T.: BUNIHCNN .'XdIUil1iNIl'.llll1I1Q Clanton I ,I-CJQLLIC. Q. C .lrvurg Irc-l.1wg Birminglmrn cw, Lcun lxlrlg Rclxgmnq Slucunmlw 'l'ugkcr, VIHIII1 0,1 linmm-xx Adrnilmnxtmtiung Birnminglmm ljwklfih ROW-'I lll'lR'V. ll-'rig Ncll: llmxrnalismg XYl1cclcr Wflwb. Ruburl Lcunardg Suciolngyg liirminglmm Lfpufynlgyjljg XVIHIC, 1D.lI1I1.l liucklcyg Pl1.lFI'l1.1Cj'Q Birl11ir1glml11 XY'ynn, Durulhy Hlcng Math: Bluunnwillq XVy.1tt, l5.1rb.1r.1 ylcnng Ifnglnshg Iiirxnimglnun W'ilson, Alanis Cnrdcling Home lfconurnicsi BiI'!11il1.L:l1.lI1l XY'1llis, Rao l,l'LlClQ Clwnwixtryg liirminglmnm Qw- w 1' 1 R f '34 is fra- fm, ' nf Q f' 1 M..- Li., 1 f -, , -:law X qx gf' gg :gag ' 1 X' A 4 4 An - nj- 'Q ' , QQ . Q is C as qw , . ' QW R Q 'Cf I ,' 3 QE! n 'M' 2 . Yi'i'Zl7 E. , R 1 'wg - iff Q P wa. R.: Ng hi f iw , . - , 21 Y Qf',. 'A r 1 'B ,- A ca .,, Q il , 4.1 ,F . is ? -Y U f... s jg' 1, n N J'l -is - , bi lp- 1' V I 4 fu , M ' -n 1 flflf LQ., I :S J, 'km' fi 'EN Q .rw A: 'Q A 4... 5 3 f-- - '- W I X - ht.. f-. x 117711 .,.. J, -'--f 'Q' I 'f 1 '- .Q4 5. ' 4 GEORGE XV. KOSKI IIUIIII, Afllsil' Drflf. CLARENCE C. HALL, JR. HERBERT A. MVCULLQUGH Bin10g'y I-LARRY J. MARTIN, JR. FRANK S. MATURO Spanish JOHN A. NEXVFIELD Hl'tIll, Drama Dvjnf. R , 1 QQ: 2 M , 'Q' Y ,X . 'E l i i 1 i r in ,i l s i l-irsl RLlXN ilxClUI'l, .Iiixcph Bcity: Iiiology: Birmingham Alligiimi. Muriel Sharon: Music: Birmingham Aiixlicl Dividg Nlusincss .'XdminiQtration: Long Island lhrhcr, P.1Lll.11 Birminglum lhuiqhcr. Binh XY.: Nluxic: Huntsville Iilniikumliip. .luxe Lv.: Psycliologyg Birmingham Huind Row+l5louiii, Ruth Icom: Music: Birmingham liondumnt. BCIIYC Inu: Iiiuliigyg Fairfield liowdun. Alulm Ann: Plum-.il Iiducatirillg Birmingham Howden, Rohcrr Clccklcr: Pliysical lfducation: Birnmingham lirnwn, Qloan: linglishg Hirrningliani l'mry.1nt. Pauy: General: Bll'l11ll1gl'l.ll'l1 ilihird Row-lhirxoii, Bully llililllllfl Phyxical liducation: Palmcrdalc liglc, Llcrry Moore: Education: Birmingham Cilinc, Vlnmw Ralph, LIL: Rcligian: Palmurdalc Klohh, kloc B.: lhisiiucxs Administration: Birmingham Ciouliraii, Xvillmm Pershing: Biology, Gadsden will-y, Penny l'crrcl: Religion: Moundvillc N Y i , I , lliurth Row-Ciuolidgu, Annie Ruth: Bi-'ilmgyg Birmingham Cruiigliton, Llnglcy B.: Pcnmcula: Accounting Fllgllxfl Ciulvcrhnusc, Bcttye Anne: Physical Education: Birmingham Curlcu. Peggy lflilabethg Home Economic: Birmingham Daly, Mary' Louise: General: lrondsle Ifaduly, Whole Llcrryl, xlr.: Pharmacy: Gadsden pf, ,, 5 , 2 x' if if 1-'M '21 Q X , 1 yi? ' 'Q' 1 h i in X x- 1:-' --Q Q1 QQ . Q. .' .Q wax., Q 4J.K. J.. A .Y 1 5 V . . 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Fourth Row-Hcrulcrwn, limmrd Rm: lic'lngnm13 l'l1I'IT11I1!l1.lI1l I7l1,1,'m,1t-3 Hcndnx, Fluyxg Sncrruxr Hcmlrnx, 'iy'Ix'cstcr: Rclngmng lxnrtucld Hobbs, Harvu' K.: HLINIINWN .'nlm1r11xrr.xr1-'mg Iixrmmmglmm Hcrllnwd, l.1r1xcx lcv. lr.L llvrurxg ISxx'rmnql1.mw fx 'UK vu. 1? ft an S49 'Q' nop E Ra ,- S ,gl ZR 4,3 I 'ix 9 ,Q Kr I' an 'vow Q ' l a W E5 W R 1 5 ' ll ,P W xii, N in Q Q .MIA AV Lv: . ifirfn.. , Q . lv.. HA ' f b-ff X 'lm . 5 I i , 2 Q v N . 1 D '21 1'-Q. 1 fn- ' v , .AN X r 'uv ,X 0 f ' 'f Qui, A v l P 5-. - B :V ' 45 'W' 35 i vw ' NM r ' . f' ' 1 . 1 - is 'xl Q GA ,gf Q , CR 'Ia 24. if 'if 'J .- 'zv x x., ,f 'Y 1 'Hx 3 1 1 'f 'z 3 Q' Q' 'Ll ,.. l f 1: Q3 -I. Q. M Y: 'hx ' , x in S, 12 lv- ' 3 'jr W ,15 ul f f eq.. -' 5 1 v Q. 4'1 ' X , 'W WN 4 .. ey 'YJC G. Stiphomtires First Row-Huey. Clarence Fugcne: Birmingham: Sociology Hughes, Vernon Iiugcnc: Psychology: Hartford V Hurtt, Robert L., jr.: Religion: Ft. Payne Q ' 4 Irons, George Vernon, -lr.: Pre-med.: Birmingham Pernigan, Ralph B,: English: Enterprise -Iunkins, XVyncma Frances: English: Yinemont 'iezond Rowflielley, Thomas ,l,: Social Science: Attalla Kent, Vfalter, blr.: Religion: Birmingham Kennedy, Christine Cowan: Math: Birmingham Kilgore, Mary Nell: Home Econocis: Bessemer Lewis, -Iohn XV., -lr.: Education: Birmingham Livingston, Phyllis Jean: History: Cullman Third RowiLloyd, lack: Religion: Birmingham '71 - lolley. Xvilliam Randall: Religion: Samson s Lott, Nancy: Birmingham J- -1, ' ..,, . Malone, Flyie kloyce: Business Administration: Valp Meliryde, Ira Daniel: Pharmacy: Tuscaloosa McLeod, Marjorie Ann: Religion: Troy Q3 I I-ourth Row-Mcphaul, Mary Olive: Ifnglish: Birmingham : , 4 McVay, Donald NV.: Pharmacy: Birmingham k .W V 1 .Q Mann. Mildred Marie: Education: Birmingham Martin, L.: Accounting, Dothan Martin, jeff C.: Religion: Enterprise Matthews, Doris: Education: Facklcr araiso. F a -me I l-- y . 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K1.g ll1'lQlllk'k.'l'Il!!lQQ luppa llnrnl liuwfklrr, lx.1ll11'x'n l. llL'llQIUI1Q llullurll l'.xrlxcr, l'uggyg l'klllL'.lll1llI, lllI'l11lI'lj.Ql1.lH1 llallcrwn, llcrlwrt Plnlllps, Slurun ling Xluxng l.1lw Q lmrlus, l'lcglc, kl.1mcx .'X.g l'1'c-klunulg lllIl'l1lII1lQl1.lIl1 l'lIlm.1n, liclty Ann: liclngmng lllflillllglljlll PARKS REDXVINIC I , l'lVLlT'lll liuw--l'1t1s, lucmlll 1-lung lllNl1lf'YQ Kwlumlvm Rflpqlull lmxwll, Ctlmrlux llllllll, ,Iul1n Ng Rlilllzllllll llum-mpnlnx l'ullun, llurulllx .Kung liclngmng l'cnxL1.ul.1, l' K.lNlJL'l I'y', Klulmn l.1rlg Kcllglmmg l'm.1x Slim-tru linlwurn, lllllllxp liccnl xllll1L'l', Nana Nlnxug SL'kI'L'lL'll.ll Mlumu, llbllllllllllhllll Xlwlllw, liulwrx 1,4 lluxnnux .Ml1xu1nuw1x11Lw1w, llulwluw Xlurplwuc. C elm ll.lllk'NQ l'l1xwk.1l llluhllmng liurmmglunm Nunncllcx,l1. Il.g l'n1umwx ,hll1mx11ulr'.1ln-ml lG1v,m,,4I,Am, l.1. l,1. N 4 'Q . . ,I I, 9 ,M hz.. 1 V ' 'xv nn f , 'X Q3 f - I V y li ka 5 ' gs. W Q' Gm rl!! 'f i+f wX ' 'l M-M 'wa ' ' 1 Wx ,fam H A 2 , iw xx . a x l ,..., l Q ..., ..,, Q 'V' , , riff m 1 7 ' i . Z .xi J if 1 ,,, -Q T --:Q-o f Q' X .gffi l A ' E X if stymi- ifmkhx Q,-vm ,Q-1, 'Sf V 'CT' WK 1 an 'iw-g, A 'VA 1 W Q li I 5--f if 1 - . ill l 1 ,gg I ,fr I Ii 1 5 l iz x 'Q cs 5 ,b . 15 kg A Q R 5 3' .gg . 13+ M A it I A 6. 3 , , 4 l .v If ' f p LS.- .': ' -': A' rv ID A ' rw W 'QQ . '5 1 V LL A lx img-.A .Ai pn, R A Y lf. ROBBINS Rwlilgjrul ll , ,t 3 6 ei 1 4'---. T' Suphumlires. .l ..1.,.q MM Pint Row--RuJgg.1n, Diirotlii' Ann: Religion: liirmingham I+' ' v - Rieliardxon, l,J.1YlLl llruceg Hixtory: Albertville Richburg. :loc johnson: Ph.xrm.icy: Brundidgc Royston, Dorothy louise: Speech: lnilfayette Rubright, Miry Anne: lfnglish: Reading, Pa. Salerno. Miriannu, Home lfc: Birmingham Second Row-Sample, lbonild l..if.xyette: Birmingham: General Scoggins, Elizabeth M.: Art: Birniingharn Seott, Marilyn joyee: Religion: Fmley Shepherd, Billy Austin: Religion: Birmingham 5ilJven. :lawn Thoinas: Religion: Newton Simevly, xlarnex Houiton: Phumncy: Nlaryville, Tenn. D Third Row-Suns, Robert lilwood: Religion: lrichard Sloan, Reba Nell: Home Economics: Steppville Smith, Edith Nha: Psychology: Birmingham Sparl-tm.m, james Kenneth: Religion: Bridgeport Stinbery, Lester jackson: Religiong Calera Stokcx, Beth: French: New Orleans. La. Fourth Rovi'fStricltland. Henry D. Summcrlin, james Herbert: Religion: Northport Swann, james Wesley: Pharmacy: Anniston Talniadge, Paul Anderxon: English: Selma Tate, Henrimne: Religion: Montgomery .l4.lIllI'T1, Ethel: Drama: Pinson Q f- t : r r F? . Yggltyik -:vi,rf .,r.,-Q , F - ' Se Q. .Q M?,, aff 3 M , .: vs' ' ,P R L H. A. t , A sggzixz, ' S nz: M 5 V8 ' J- I e 1 r,t Q? 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'S R -ly Q3 X - 1 lnrxr Row-Ainm, liorolliy Virginia: kicncralg Atinorc Amos, l.yl11.lIl Wliylicg Pnisincsx i-Xiliniriixtratioiig Birininglmm Atulwison, Ralph L., Political Summa: Iiirminglmm Bancroft, Clmrlcs Bcniarning l'l1ysic.1l liducationg Birminglmin Barr, George L., Religion, l5irmingl1.im liarton, -lohn lfdwardg Plurmucyg lhy Nllllllllk' Second Row-Bartlett, Mary lplimbcthg Iimlogyg Rimnokc Bisliop, Carl Lawson, Kluxicg leeds Blackburn, Percy Gerald, Hmory, Citroncllc Blnckcrby, Katie Ray, Religion, Cluulv.-.1 Blount, Larry Gordon, Ifnglixlig Ciirunullu Briggx, lidgnr Markg Ruligiong Prnrvillc Third Row-liosticlc, Dalton lugcne, Rcligiung llirnnngluni Brown, A. M., Religion, Guntcrwillc Brown, wlnmcs lloyd: Religion: Birminglmni Caldwell, ,lC.lHL'lIA'l Musk: Nlontgmncry Cilvcrt, Robert lfvcrctrcg Licnumlg Priclurd Carpcnrcr, Frances Louisa, Religious liducariong Cirroncl llourtli Row-Cfnrtwriglit, klamcs Vernon, Rcligion, Birmingham Claxton. 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WVILSQUN St'l'Vl'fLll'YY ffl ffh' P7'1'Airfa'1lf MRS. KI. C. COUNTS N1lIIlll.Ql'l'Q Book Sinn' MRS. MYRA GRAIN' S1'H'1'hlVj', Dvflf uf Ifrfilmllfnll I I PFCJCLY TOMMIIQ Svf'1'wia1'5 Q c:UlllINl'IfllIQ Sluff MRS. INUZ MICKLI-IR BlISflIt'Xx Uffir 1' l .A .3.. 'fa' 'ox Sf' -4- A, Q, ' Zi ELL ffhf' , Q, If ' 1. .,,x , RY! 5, 'ws-. Q--N MRS. U. HAMRICK Ifmfmx, Girls Drn'u1ifr11'irs MR. SIDES MRS. li. ll. KUSSIQLI, Muilliwlmlu' llivlilmll lv, ' 1 l . ' u X - X x n , 'T I 'I I 1 1 l!!! !!,!!!! I -'-+ --muri- v' . ., mi.,.-- IIIHHH 7 I7 lu. PII INIAN, Mu. XY'HlH,Nl1ss ,'Xll,XX1S, Mus. XY' . ,..- . i S' ea, . - I ,J ' M 1-ww-le'-N-4 ir.n:'1f1m.,z'5w.,, x ' M tif' Q- .H ' ' ' 'J ,Y y ' , .- , Q-NM. A l Q ,, QQ- S. ,. Mp A J ,, - ' I Q w ' W ll KINNUN ! !! HIII!'!'!' !' ,,.,- 'EQ' Q - ' 357. 5? i a-.., MH' Miss HFSTFR,N1RS.GL'Al,TNEX',MISS AMOS,N1lSS CONNOR,N1RS.CROQR 5 . nffiw -1-14' lwf 5 Mus. VARIMMAN, Miss THOMAS, Mm BYARS, M155 BosTg Miss QUICK, MRS. PETERSON, M155 Dmug Miss YVII.I.OUGl lm' ...Mp ,G 2 1 ME ,,..,........T 1--suv-ng 4.-nr Q? G ' ! N I 1 r. i. H ! li 22 '! 0 . . i I ln fb F. n F H5 HYPATHX Hypatna IS the most coveted honor organlzatlon for women on How ard s campus Un the fnrsr Wednesday nn May H3 patla taps for mem bershnp those young women of the junlor class who haue attuned the hnghest standard of effneneney ln college actxvxtnes Seholarshlp leader shlp, character and promlse of future achnexement requnrements for membership Officers are Berni Marsh, president, Helen Bradford, vice presidentg Eleanor Steele, secretary, Jo Luther, treasurer MEMBERS Hr 1.1-N BlmmfoRn BLRNI NlARSH Nl,xm'B1ooM llOII,lMAN NIIMANNH PHIL! ws xlomr .IoR1mN F11-ANoR STH-e1,r ,lo l,UTHI-R Plusuoxm Tuomfxs TRIBE OFFICERS Pwsiilwzl , 7 Bois YoUNr,1s1 ooo T,fL'l'-P!'t'Sfilt'7If Rm vii Si AIJI S11cRi1iAin' Hmm A1mK.,xxx'.ix Tl't'tlS1l1'l'l' Gus Pilosc II Trident is the highest honor society for men on the campus. Mem- bers of the Junior class who meet the standards of scholarship, leadership, and esteem of students and faculty may be elected to membership. Trident was founded on I-Ioward's campus May 17, 1931. Its re- quirements are very similar to Phi Beta Kappas. Members of Trident are: Eddie Arakawa, james Brakefield, Bill Hull, Charles jones, Gus Prosch, Ralph Slade, Bob Youngblood. i AQ, QQ! ,4 .v . 'lg Ual-as WAYNIAN SHERREILC , . P V6'SilI'l Ilf Oaks, a petitioning group for Omicron Delta Kappa since De- cember, 1947, at last realized its aim last year when a charter was granted the Howard College Circle. Due to the unending work of Dr. Fincher and the members of Oaks the Howard College Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa was estab- lished in 1950. A hearty welcome is extended to this excellent leadership society now a part of Howards fraternity campus life. Lf 73 ,.d,Wb.o Bela Pi Theta Beta Pi Theta is an honorary French society consisting of students who have completed at least three semesters of French and who have a general average of B or above. Beta Pi Theta was founded in Birmingham in 1926 and spread rapidly to all parts of the country. The object of Beta Pi Theta is to further interest in French literature and culture as Well as travel and study in France. During the war Beta Pi Theta Went inactive and has since been re- vived in the form of local chapters. Howardls chapter was established on rhe campus in 1933. Beta Pi Theta has many well known alumni in all fields. Among them are Gail Patrick. QFFICERS I'ri'm1'w1l ITNINII l'l' P.xiuti R Vffl'-Pl'4'XjLII1'llf Kits Pltosi Ii S t'i' rf-fury ANN Wu 1 mms 'l'n't1s1m'i' MIAMI s liium 1 Il in E.. ,U Sigma Della l'ri'mfw1l Viet'-Pr'i'ii1fi'IIf Se'er'i'fur'i Tran Il rw' fjlhlfllelfll lialellllvy Illll is Fmrii CONNVR Riwxioxn Ciixi IM Qui 1 INI' Bari ii C.-xi vixr XV,-x1'iias JMR Bimxwox MR. Mfxruxo The purpose of Sigma Delta is to further interest on Howard s eam pus in the study of Spanish and Spanish-American Culture. Sienna Delta was organized at Howard in the Spring of 1980 in order to torment a class study of Spanish life and culture. It also gn es its members an opportunity to practice Spanish and to read pxepned ptpers in Spanish and to discuss Spanish culture. 1, X .., , a l 1' 5 '-is 9 l f-is xl l Ye tg' .N ,pa French Club The French Club is composed of students who have studied French or have an interest in French literature, music, and culture. Being one of the IDOSI active organizations on the campus, the French Club makes a trip to New Orleans each Spring and has sent students to Paris for study at the Sorbonne. The French Club has also sponsored movies in French and has been responsible for the showing of several films on France and French culture. The highlight of French Club activities for this year was an escargot sup- per at Roebuck Country Club. F- .-....s- 5 fxmt x as A W 1 1. wi sr Q, l . g 9.1 H t ire- ' 5 3, 8 1 1 4,551 ' xi - 0 3 13 lvi 7 'Q N : Ma ' x - ,V an s . is 'PK I . in-w, 3 ' 'X ,ol ...g, O G if Spanish Club OFFICERS I'nfmli-111 Hifi I-N BRAIJFORD 1 l'ii'f-l'i-iwiifwzl PAUL TM,MAuc.ii l S 1-4h ri'ii1i'i' P1 NNY COLD' 'I TI'1'fINIll'4'l' JOAN lXlC,lJONAI.D lii'jfm'li'i' QIANIE Nl'.W'T'ON lfiitzzlly qlifiiim' MR. lYlATURO The Spanish Club furnishes an opportunity to acquire knowledge which will foster better international relations between Spanish speaking countiies and our own country to those students interested in the study of Spanish and Latin American Affairs. The club presents occasions for students to use the Spanish language at social functions and meetings. Membership is open to those interested in Spanish Culture. eww' 2: UT- 'Tre ,-' .Q 1-' 4 no Lg .2-1. .w lf' 4' 1 ' ..- 'W . if X, ' A 0 ...J-...N .Qi-ix . , V .L .hygu 'L I , 5 ,-. Q. . 'L-. .5 ff. I .. - , n ,- 'I ' 3-X, g ' - 4. .J . 'Al - l 14 5 ' : x ' 3. H - . ' ! x .09 -Q .05- . ' o an -U' A 4 6 1 9 . J-, ww 'X 1 1, ti? E2 :gf U 1 ll yr OA l lpha Chi r l . OFFICERS Pl'l'Sfl1t'lIll Pi-c,c.Y jo Col 1 ms Vim'-I'i'miJr11f CH.-xiii I s Ilxvis Sl'l'l'l'ftIl'YX' Pin iwisix Tiioxifxs TVl'dSIll't'l' Bijl ri' Gmini Rvllnorfw' Ciiklsiixi Ki NNI ni l f1a'11lfpi' Ailrixvr NIR. Kosixl Mu Alpha Chi is the honorary music fraternity at Howard. lt was organized in the Fall of 1949. The purpose of Mu Alpha Chi is to further interest in better music on I-Ioward's campus. This year Mu Alpha Chi has sponsored an organ concert given by Mr. Wfallace Dunn of Chicago at Ruhama Baptist Church. Ushers for the Birmingham Music Club Concei t Series and for cam- pus musical activities have been supplied by this music cl-raternity. Othei activities are rush parties, initiations and an annual banquet. Kappa Pi OFFICERS I'ri'mlw1f e BFTTY Buiuox l'iu'-I'r'iwiJw1f F1 i7.w.ifTH Scoc,c,lNe Swi'i'i'fizry Miwiif Vitif Iiwjirlrliv' Fxixii leer Ilixizxi-it Alpha Alpha Chapter of Kappa Pi, national art fraternity, was founded at Howard in 1940. Students in the Art Department who have shown exceptional interest in art and who have displayed more than ordi- nary talent and ability as an artist are eligible for membership in the Kappa Pi Art lfraternity. The meetings are times of extra-curricula work discussions, nature studies, and free-hand drawing experiments. Masquers OFFICERS I'nrm1'I'rIf RL7BP.R'I' YOL'NcgIfI.OoII Isl 'Vin'-Pnxsiilmzf ,IESSIE BISANRI-SNSHIII Zml Vim'-Pr'vviJmzf NTARY Q5I.IVF. BlCPHAl.'l St't'?'t'lL!1I'vX' , BERNI lVlARSH TVt't1.NIll't'l' PIIIIROBA TIIOx1As Masquers, the Howard dramatic society, was organized in 1933 for those people who show a great interest in drama and in the dramatic pro- ductions on the campus. To earn membership in Masquers, a student must have earned six points and worked on two plays. Points are earned by working backstage and by having roles in the productions. Masquers has produced several plays this year. They are Midsum- merls Night's Dreamn, The Barretts of Wfimpole Street , The Shining Hourn, She Stoops to Conquern and The Heiressn. MEMBERS JESSE BLANRENSHII1 HELEN BRADFORD HELEN BRADFORD JACK BRIDGES BOB BAUGHER ANNE BUCHANNAN FRANK CALVERT FI DON CRAIK CI CII ETIII RIDGE .lui IL'S JON: S asf CHRIS KENNEDY JESSE LOVETT .IO LUTHER BERNI MARSH LILLIAN MCGEHEE :MARY OLIVE MCPHAUL RAYMOND PADGETT EMMETT PARKER -IL.-ANNE PHILLIPS NTARILYN PRYOR 9 Sf W7ILBL'R RAY LOUISE ROYSTON GENE RYLAND ETHEL TATUM PHEROBA THOMAS KIERRE WYALKER NTARY NELL NVILISIAMS RUSSFLI VUILLIAMS BOB HVOIQNGBI ooh I P fill! of- Wg -3 C -5' L'-TJ Z ' X 4 L, a is .. -, 4 il V 9, ., Y. eff ., ,, ' 5 iff. , 5 HI 1 - . - sf -sv at ' gf' 33 'r ' M T -fi' LT 1 'A ' 'Tx M I an 'VET , .W gr if dx r 7 4 IMT 'l...i.-l..- .ll fl I 1 P 3 rl. rf-U Librar Club Pi'vmlw1f sssss XYYARRINE HIQRRING 'Vim'-P1'ixmlw1l BETTY SHAI-I-YIZLD BRoxxN Sz'i'n'lni'5-T1'n1s11i'fi' 7, s LILLIAN MLGI-Hui Iiavzzlfpy Ailrixvr r Miss MABI-L E. XXi lLLoUc,HBY The Library Club was organized in 1948. The objectives of the club are: to promote better library-student relationsg to foster interest in the library profession: to instruct in the organization, procedures and use of libraries, and to promote cultural affairs. Q Membership is open to any student at Howard who is interested in books, reading or the library profession. -lf 'z'r - 3L 6-'iv r' 'sf Q. s f an ...J 'asf if Q -'Ulm as ps ? Kappa Della Pi Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary society in education. It was founded at the University of 1l1inois in 1911. Its aims are to promote profes- sional, intellectual, and personal standards and to reward achieyenient in the field of education. The chapters and the national office cooperate in the promotion of undergraduate research and the XVilliam Chandler Bagley teacher ex- change which allows teachers to travel. Zeta Theta chapter was founded at Howard in 1947. l 7' i 1-f' lntetnalimial llelalimis Klub I'rinmfr11l jack Bimxxox l'ii'r-l'i'i'mlr11l PAUL 'l'fxisiAix,i ,Si'ri'rfi1i'1-'l'i'riis11i'r'i' GI oiaIA Roxvixw I'11f11ii'ili .mtl Cflmfllnizz l'l.,xitoi,n IXNIJBRSON lldlilllfl .lifl lsrrs Dias. Gi Olitil liaoxs and lslaizin' .Il xx l'I I Sixiutlss Thr- purpose of the International Relations Club is to create interest in world af- fairs and trends, and to bring out in discussion and panels ideas of the Students on matters of concern. The Club also attempts to bring together nationals on the campus and in the state with the regular students. The group has at times brought to the campus outside speakers from other parts of the world such as Dr. lan Stuart of the Nvoodward Foundation who is a native of the British Isles and Mr. Adam Niebieszczanslxi of the Polish Government. The organization was founded some forty years ago by Sir Norman Angell and Stephen Duggan for the discussion of world affairs and trends. Today this purpose has not changed and the organization has grown to be a world wide institutions under the sponsorship of the Carnegie Endowment of International Peace. The Howard chap- ter is reported to be the most active in th: state, and holds an enviable place in the South. Members of the Howard Group are attending the State Conventions and the Southeastern Conference in Charleston, S. C. .xx tus. ', -si .::-una 'QQHI' F: ,h-143,-?gP,.umIv L as .- it 34- ' X 7' 'f ix 5 , e 6 A I . A Q I .as 'Q' ' HA Q D T T Y 'T T uns . s - i fam 'U 3 1 . l X 3 1 f . a 5 . ' 'ix .. ,, - H Q c lr .H x : iv.. I J --H A- .1 'Z ,nan 1 'F L .ar ' 9 53:5 -26- 415 Y' X Pi liz-imma Mu l'nwiifr11l I l nam Y. XY' xi KI is Vit 1'-I'1'rmli'11l lixx is ll. C la xx: Si-n'i'fur'y I Il 1l.xN Hn Lil ini 71l'l'cISIll't'l' Giolaul HXNI IN Pi Gamma Mu is the National Honor Society of Social Science. Stu- dents having a minimum of thirty hours in this field and who have a two-point average are eligible upon the recommendation and approval of faculty members of Pi Gamma Mu for membership. The purpose of Pi Gamma Mu is to attain a scientific approach to the study and solution of human problems through the study of economics, history, political science and sociology. Members of Pi Gamma M uare: .lames Abernathy, Pretty Atlams, Thomas Atherton, .Iames Chism, Lewis Crane, xlacly Graves, George Han- lin, Frank Hayes, John Lewis, Charlie Maze, Lillian McGeliee, XYYLIYINLIII Sherrer, and Harry W'alker. if f 1 v P' 9 i 1 Kappa Phi Kappa Kappa Phi Kappa is a professional national education fraternity. Students and faculty members who are interested in the achievement of professional education are provided mutual encouragement and inspira- tion through a fraternity brotherhood. Kappa Phi Kappa aims to further education by means of sound moral character and recognized ability. The Alpha Iota chapter was es- tablished at Howard February 19, 1929. Officers are: Thomas -I. jones, presidentg Ted McCrary, vice-presi- dentg Arthur Dennis, treasurer: Raymond Bearden, secretaryg Gordon glohnston, reporter. Other members are Don Hippo, Dr. Harry Sarkiss, Mr. Frank Maturo, and Dean XV. P. Dale. 5 W ' ii 1.. 5 T ii lg. Italian Club OFFICERS l'1'1-xiilczzf Siiixiaoixi Iyllll 1 111s l'i1'1'-l'1'1'.si1l1'11f li. S.xN1 oim S 1'1' 1'i'f111'1' l'.x'1' ClL'l 1:1 1a11oL's1 'I'1'1'11.11f1'1'1' XVANVI 1 clllgixllli The Italian Club, sometimes known as ll Cireulo Italiano, is a new organization on Campus. It is Composed of members of Professor Ma- turo's Italian Classes which began in the Fall semester. The purpose of this organization is to enjoy Italian Culture and con- versation. The members attend Italian movies, art exhibits, and operas as well as engage in many campus activities. ll if fi -fffxf' 'ff' Qi J --f, W -d'I7-vale--M - 'if 0 9 ?'f'h 7 Betty Lamplighteris Club Betty Lamplighters is the name of the home economics Club at Howard. Purposes of the Club are: to promote high ideals of home life, hetter health and hetter home management. The organization tries to improve student faculty relations in its field, and aims at acquainting its members with their chosen field. All girls interested in home economies are invited to become mem- hers. During the year, Betty Lamplighters have taken a Red Cross course in hahy care, and have sent representatives to Florida for a home eco- nomics conference. Officers are: president, .Ianie W'ilsong lst vice-president, Marianne Salerno, 2nd vice-president, Mary Nell Kilgoreg secretary, Wfinifred Ahernathvg treasurer, livelyn Reese. Mrs. H. P. Xvard is the faculty advisor for the group. X H-Club CHARLIii NlAZIi 1'1'i'viifw1f H-Club is Composed of all male athletes who earn a letter in a major sport and who meet with the approval of the memhers as a whole. H-Club promotes fellowship among the lettermen and encourages good sportsmanship among athletes as well as directing their social and Collegiate activities. ln addition, the I-I-Club is very active in promoting intramural athletics at Howard and makes annual awards for outstanding intra- mural teams. ,V 22 UI its -400 AP-xx, i 5- ,nn-v 'J' 1 4. 'huns-u-., Yiv ,XC'x 2- X no--s I 1 ill! Iii,-A Ph sitgal Education Majors Club I'i'iwiifi'11f IJUNAI D G. lil IPPU lint'-I'i'i'mlt'11l Tl D Nlc Cfiuiu Si1i'i'f'li11'i -'llmnzzivir PAT PII lxiixx Ilf'fmi'liii' l,ois Ani is The Phyieal liducation Majors Club was formed in the lfall of 1948 with the aid of Coach Clayton Cornish. Funds were secured by concessions on the campus and through other means for sending one member to the Southern Convention for l-lealth, Recrea- tion and Physical lfducation. l,ast year four more people were sent to the National Convention and it is planned to send still more members this year. 'lihe purpose of the organization is to create and stimulate a wider and more intel- ligent interest in health, physical education, and recreation and to help students be- come more professional minded and develop group solidarity. . W 10111121195 thlelit sstitiatitm OFFICERS I'i'i'xiifi'11l Boiilsil. lDUL'f,l .xss 1'iu'-l'i'i'mfi'11f PAT Pl l xiixx Si't'I'i'fi1l'Vx .Io 5.x xx x i its 'I'i'i'i1x1m'i' Iii 1 ,xxoix S11 i ii Rf'jmi'l1'i' lil VIN lstixsox The NVomen's Athletic Association has a two-fold purpose: to promote better sportsmanship and to encourage participation in intramural sports among women on Howards campus. Varsity teams for Howard's co-eds were abandoned in 1930 and class teams started. At this time, the XVomen's Athletic Association, organized a point system for competi- tion. In 1947 the director of XVAA, Miss Helen Lewis, reorganized the point system into sororities, dormitories, and town teams. Mrs. Perry Cochran put the present point sys- tem in 1948. Each year this organization has as its main project the sponsoring of three major sports, basketball, volley ball, and soft ball, and three minor sports, tennis, ping pong, and badminton. G' if 2' i N . 'Q ., '-' ' .. . ' '5' .. 5-ij! , , vs 4.450-.1 uv' , , f..n..uu-Q12 Z . 4-.. -5, 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 v - '11 f:9g.f i' '- '-'thx -' I ..,.. -'Y '- a ' ,S Y 1' 7 in fig .1 lpha Phi Umeqa Alpha Phi Omega, Ll national service fraternity, whose services are extended to the student body, to youth and the community, to members of the fraternity and the nation ns participating citizens, was founded at Howard in 1940. Through this organization, college men under the Scout Outh and Law, are given n chance to continue their good deeds, to edvelop friendship and to encourage service to humanity. The student directory is published by this organization. Alpha Phi Omega is responsible for the bulletin board in front of the library. .iagth . 99 ,,, s. --an A ' e 5 1- 9 'V.0 t' . V l I I I I 'I I I II. I I I I II ill Ii I. I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I II timenis Student GU ernment The XY'oman's Student Govern- ment was reorganizetl last year for the purposes of promoting the in- terests of women on the campus, to present programs for them, and to further fellowship, scholarship, 1 and service. Membership of the XV.S.G. is composel of the ranking woman officer of all cam- pus organizations in which women take part. During the year, XY'.S.G. has begun a series of lectures for the girls of Renfroe. with prominent women leaders ol the city taking part. A tea, honoring the Birming- ham Association of University 'XVomen, was held for the Senior girls. In April of this year, XY'oman's Student Goyernment honored one girl from each campus organiyation who was yotetl to he of most service to that organization tluring the year. Officers of the XV.S.G. are: XY'ylodine Hester, president, Betty Burson, yice-pres- itlentg Betty Claire Shannon, secretary-treasurerg Betty Lawler, parliamentarian1 and Dixie Xan Bullock, freshman director. lb 'WY it V is up I .41 4, - '- all I. I I . 'Y X 'Pv- mp' x 3 Q... ,M --'f ,.,, K: , W E, 'V--Q Q3v. 'v',' gf-'L 9? ,J -S- 359 , Nr ,.f'P1, 1, W5-1' M -' I i- . FQ !!.'!! 'E' lpha Kappa Psi OFFICERS I'n'm!wf1l N1 xx'loN sl. Ummm xrltt'-l,I'1'Xf1l1'Ilf .full s .Km RN x I HN Sl'l'l'l'fll7'1 l'.xlmc K Nlumx 'l'r'rm11u':' Cl Il I oluw l,. XVM K Nfmlw' uf Rilzmlx .lm D. Sm 1 'rox llifn lm' of 1'11fflh'ily XVM MAN G. Sl II Rm 1: The purpose of Alpha Kappa Psi, Business Administration fraternity. is to develop professional consciousness, improve student cooperation, in- terest and loyalty. and encourage the student boy to observe high stand- ards of conduct. Alpha Kappa Psi organized in 1904 has grown to 72 college chapters and 34 alumni chapters throughout the United States with a member- ship of 19208. A Scholarship Award is awarded annually to the student with the highest scholastic rating in the Business Administration Depart- ment. The Distinguished Service Award is presented annually to the student who has given of his services and talents to the greatest degree of efficiency in the Business Administration Department. As one service to the school Alpha Kappa Psi keeps an accurate check on all bulletin boards throughout the school, elimination old material and making for a neater and efficient system of posting notices. ' K ? f ' lllurmiiury lltiunijil Tlie Dormitory Council is Composed of n group of girls eleeted lwy tlie girls living in Renfroe Hall. The Council assists Mrs. Hamriek in tlie enforcement of tlie rules and regulations of tlie dormitory and also acts as mediator in eases wliere disagreement miglit arise among tlie residents. !f 3 ,ff .2352 Ah K. 55.5 5 1 L-,v,.k V V , LElEllE5EHSEH1lllE The Ladies linsemhle is .1 group of girls interested in singing and music. This group meets in the auditorium twice a week and is under the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Martinson. Any girl interested in trying out for membership in this group is welcome to do so.- The purpose of the Ladies lfnsernble is to further the enjoyment of good music and singing for themselves and for others. The ladies lfnsemhle Im also given concerts in chapel .ind sung for other campus occasions. I i Mens, Chorus i The Men's Chorus consists of a number of boys interested in good group singing and the fellowship that results from it. Any boy who is a student at Howard and who is interested is cordially invited to tryouts. The Men's Chorus is active in such activities as Chapel programs, student concerts and other campus activities. The group is under the direction of Mr. Winfield Crawford. f' l I Capella lflitiir OFFICFRS l'i'i'.siilw1l iii NI llax x ,xii Sm'i'i'fai'3 Fifi 1 ii f1Xllll.X Ti'my11i'i'i' Pi ii itoiia Ti ioxrxs l3ii'i'i'tf1i' C11 oiu.i XY. Rosiyi The Choir has brought much honor to Howard this year through the untiring work of both the choir and the director. Among the programs presented this year are, radio programs, a Christmas television show, and a two-weeli tour climaxing with a Homecoming Concert at Phillips High School Auditorium in qlanuary. The Choir has the special honor of an invitation to sing at the Southern Bapist Convention in San Francisco, California in qlune. Members are: Lois Ables, Muriel Allgood, Bob Baugher, Carl Bishop, Mildred Blackman, Ruth Bloom, Anne Buchanan, Jeanette Caldwell, Frank Calvert, Robert Calvert, Nancy Claxton, Peggy jo Collins, Betty Cooley, Edward Cumbie, Charles Davis, Reneau Dominey, Bettye Fletcher, Kenneth Forbus, Fdith Garcia, Betty Goode, Gene Hannah, James Harless, Trudy Harless, Ronnie Hilburn, Martha tlohnson, Julius Jones, Martha Jo Jordan, Ora Kilgore, xlanet Kincaid, Billie lean Kinney, Flise Lock, Bill Martin, Lillian McGeliee, Victor Moon, Frances Neely, XVanell O'Barr, Betty P'tt- man, Carolyn Price, Fyelyn Reese, Bill Roberts, jim Russell, Harold Shirley, Reba Nell Sloan, Mary Strickland, glean Taylor, Pheroba Ann Thomas, Sarah jane Trobaugh, Gor- don XY'alker, Martha XVallier, Hugh Xvhitman, Charles XVilson, Bill XY'ilson. 2 fs. ..'.,' g V M, 252, ' W' 1,v42L i 'Q' fm 2, Q ,, :H L ' 'f sf 'Z'-it-3:-.-1 , ' A kv - .I,, ' - ' H K 1 , - fy 1.1111 ea .MT , ' 'f - ' vf .: . I , ,3 ,'l.':',! i,2f.'t1 -.',,,l, .- .V 2' -W' -,il fE'.,v,' 'Kiayx f '4 ' 1' ' - -? ,'!.qfI'4w, .A ' A . . .LQ -5-f..,a.::: -. u:.4-axat. ' - M ... i - f.7.L..,,,, --:V - - 'M Q mg . N - V ' ay .. , - . ., . -1 .Q if '?Qrsj:,, 5, -I 5 ' 5 Q ' ' l l vh F-1-g..,......Xp-W -in , Q, f-, ' 1 s -,, A - x 8 Q .kg i ,o -.M ,, - , V .XM A , i . l American Pharmalieutllial i -Jkt ,K F i 1 N ii I 'Hs w'w....J -...J Wh' rg' fur -S gn, X X nw vu C J .v,1' .f Q' i i . IQ? 5 ssotialiiiun .... l'i'iw1ifw1l li xi li. Xlfoolr l'ii'i'-l'n-iitfwzf .lol NI. Smsixi ia Su'1'i'ft1i'i QIUIIN Nl. Cximxx xi 'l'rriu11i'i'i' lm n Ci. lisii Ns The Student Braneli of the American Pharmaceutical Assogiation was organized on Howard's campus by Dr. Richards, former professor of Pharmacy, in May 1947. There are student branches of this association loeated at various schools all over the country and anyone that professes an interest in phar- macy and has completed at least one quarter's work in that department is eligible for membership. Meetings are held monthly at which movies, pertaining to the use of drugs, are shown. X 4, - A :, v - ,L rs 1-1 W, 2 5 ' n .1 Al '-' 5' ' i ,Vg -3?.,'1 f ' . i if '14 at -Q Q. 4' -ii. 1 9 . 'iffi' E s- Q - 4 ,il t v - fi: . l 5, f, .2 4 -1. rf f s . ima ' 1 : .W ft-6, rf.. H ' A .cl X, 'il A wr - e S a 0 X R qi . 1'l s W' ,df . fl Jus. ...L ,96 -we' 9 tvs. Qi :Ri ima 'ba-'I fb: -40 F 5 LJ D. ,Q . J if 1 e gg A V 4 'I 9 1 Us 1,13 F I A V4 fl' r J' ...A .ambda Kappa Sigma ANN XVHITIA I'1'4'xnfw1f Lambda Kappa Sigma was founded in Boston, Massachusetts, on October 14, 1913. It is the largest pbarmaceutical Sorority in existence. Ire purpoQe is to promote the aims of and to create an interest in tlmt pharmacy profession, in scbolarsbip, and in all phases of campus life. Alpha Gamma chapter was founded at Howard College in De- cember, 1949. X L? nt A I 1 l Kappa Psi Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity was founded at the Medical College of Virginia in 1879. Today it is the largest organization of its kind and the only pharmaceutical fraternity recognized by the National Professional Inter-Fraternity Council. Gamma Zeta Chapter was chartered at Howard in 1925, under the leadership of Dr. A. Richard Bliss. Kappa Psi has as its purpose the con- duction of a fraternal organization for the mutual benefit of its mem- bersg the innoculation of students with industry, sobiety, nobility, courage of heart and mind, and the fostering of pharmaceutical research and high scholarship. ut- 151, lf' iii? X- V -J Q4 Qyv-+. Q5- .gf A ,cu f ' JW 1 ,R as vit' 'Qu Gamma Zeta Chapter RVKQUIII xm--R1-,Q .S1'f'n'lur3 I I't'cISIl!'4'l' 1H5f0l'izllI Clnlplain OFFICERS NORMAN A111 1 s RUBLRT Nll,GL'llil tloli S1 .ax N1 X11 ll C11 Olibli 5IliOI'lll 1: PA'l' KH 1 nw ALBERT Dm ,kv .1- FQN, ',, - bex ' t lay- 235' . , I -- f HI ,MS ! 'K -., X I ., .his I ' J if-'-cfm 3 .l , '2 S. T53 7 NJ li A l is ' in i si S A . 'V :rl Y ' v- - v .f N K Y sf' ' 3 , Q! 1 f f 'lf I 3, lplia Epsilon Della l'rv,mlw1f jixxiiis Bimiu-I LII in lift?-Pl'!'Sillt'1If Gus Piaosc ll Viet'-Pl'l'Xftll'Ilf FRANK C1XIX'Igli'I 7ll'1'LlXIll'l'I' JOE BAN: Roi 'I llisfriun ROBI-,RT YouNc9IsI.ooo lfarizlfy ,lifI'iwI',s Dias. X,fXN .Ind PINK III I: Alpha lipsilon Delta is a national honorary fraternity for premedical students. The object of the fraternity is to encourage excellence in premedical scholarship, to stimu- late an appreciation of the importance of premedical education in the study of medi- cine, to promote cooperation and contacts between medical and premedical students and educators in developing an adequate program of premeclical education, to bridge the gap between the premedical and medical schools, and to bind together similarly inter- ested students. The Alabama Beta chapter of Alpha lipsilon Delta was established on Howard's campus in 1927. The fraternity gives recognition to outstanding premedical students and invites outstanding men in scientific fields to speak at the college each year. 8QOZ266 P 1 1 E QU' -g-fu... Qu. W-Baptist Student mon The B. S. U .... the connecting link between the campus and the local church. . . . Membership includes all students who are members of a local Baptist or its various organizations, or one of the campus unit organizations: the Mission Band, the Young NVoman's Auxiliary, and the Ministerial Association. A year-round program of varied activity is promoted for the entire campus by the B. S. U., under the leadership of the Ifxecutive Council. Howard College B. S. U. led the state at the Alabama Student Convention, October 20-22, with a record attendf ance. Other special events during the year included Pro-School Retreat, campus-wide 'lihanltsgiving Service, Chapel services conducted the week of November 13, Ministerial Association Sm-'hetti Sumer, Valentine Bantuet for our standard Y. NV. A., State l ss ll l Spring Retreat, and the Installation Banquet .... Morning XVatch, Noon-Day Medita- tions, Open llouse at Pine lodge, Barracks Prayer Meetings, Banquets . . . all have played .1 vital part in an active year for lloxvard Baptist Student Union. . fill 45356 I3 'gzlls' 'sf ' f1?2f' Rl' 1 I Y ' - ' C V 1 ' .1 ' ifflzifl' , 1 ,,Qw-,,q.!1- ,A fl 7 1 ' n , ,Pl 5 . W! ' V. ,,, Y g--4 - I - . A X , 'i ,' - Y J V ' xi O A- u A. Q- af' X -b ' 1 F 8' -X -6+ LN 1 'Y 1 Y I I 1-6' ' ' U y.-W 8 1 ' V : s F 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . 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XY . .L 1'1111111'11f NIXIQIHA I11,l111111xx ,Y111l11l111111 .'h11111l1111111 1'1111111111 11111 R11111141x 1 1.11111fx .1111 1. an 1 .1 . . 1 1'.11l111.X1111111 1114.1 Xlil K1, K xx1l'111 Il I , 1 1311.111 R1'11,q111111 1111111111 Xin. Im ll l. XY11 mxwx 1 I 1 l l l il ll li Young Womans Au iliar ' OFFICERS : l'i'miilwzf Nialciiiix jo Nloiumx lrjfit'-1,Vl'3itll'llf Nl I l KIUNI S Sur'i'4'lui'i-'l'wu.x11i1'i' lxlAR4lORlI-' M4611 lOl! I7i'1'otiom1l fifhlfflllzlll ORA KH MOR! fNHlHlUlIllffX Mmjom fffmirniinf Claim: x N PRICI lp Young W'oman's Auxiliary, sponsored by the Baptist Student Union, is composed of students in the girls' dormitories. Girls who participate receive all the good features il of any worth-while young women's club and the denominational and missionary con- ' tent Y.XV.A. provides. Through the study of missions and mission activity for the physically needly, girls are trained to be better Christian leaders. Regular giving to world-wide missions is a prominent feature of Y.XV.A. A Vesper period for devo- I tional inspiration and meditation is sponsored each evening in the dormitory. i if i Some mission activities of 1950-Sl include assisting in the Howard College Nurs- i ery, buying sheets for a mission hospital in Nigeria, sending 40 Japanese Bibles to Kla- l pan, planning parties for needy children, and filling Christmas stockings. l I 1 The N alentine banquet during Y.XV.A. liocus NY'eeli and the Annual Christmas Party are highlights of the year. ii - r 1 'i - Ji 'L is-.ls wsu.,- 5 Mission Band The Mission Band at Howard College is composed of students wlio voluntarily organize to promote the cause of Christ and to serve in His name. Any student interested in active mission work is eligible for membership. Missions sponsored by the Band include the County Home, colored and wliiteg the juvenile Court, colored and wliitcz the Mercy Home: Dr. W'liite's Home for Spastics: Sunday School, and Brother l5rynn's Mission. ' F 1' 1 'W Q Sd Um DQ 1-4 Ministerial One of tlie mot active groups on the campus is tlie Ministerial Asso- ciation, organized to promote closer fellowship between tlie students on this Campus wlio are preparing for tlie ministry: to aid in securing places of service for its Ministers and to aid in promoting tlie spiritual life on tlie campus. 1 on l 9' 2 '5 Q pa.. . . - ,g , fs -- .s ,Q I 5': ,, qv ,ah sstltiaiiiin The Ministerial Association lias 216 men wlio are studying for tlic ministry and 21 wlio arc preparing for ministers of music and education. During tlic year, tluc Association sponsors a Howard Day in tlircc or four of tlic baptist associations wlicrc .1 Howard ministerial studcnt is placcd in cvcry Baptist pulpit of that association. 'li l u RELILAOUS EMPHAS15 WEEK UIQ .,. L gi I K . q-4 im' I.. T5 SI f rv-'fivi OFFICERS President .. JAY BLII-IEINGTON Vive-Presidmf O , EROY ANDERSON SKTI'l'fl1V1 'Y ,... L ILLIAN MCGEHEE Trmmmfr Oestt XYIAYIMAN SHERRER MEMBERS Senior Sf'l16lf0l'XlJAIx1ES ABERNAIHY, BOBRIIQ DOUGLAS, FRANK HAX'ES BETTY CLAIRE SHANNON lunivr S1'1zulm'x-PATSY PIIMAN, BOB PHILLIPS, COLE SKFLTON Snjrlmrrznw Sc'r1uf1n'x-BOBBY BOXVDEN, DIXIE XAN Frvxlmzan Senator'-KIO A1,IC'F .IONIis The members of this Organization are selected to represent the stu dents in 21 student self-government. This group serves as a bond between the students and the administration in Order to promote a higher degree of sthool spirit at Howard. Student Government 'Z' The student government is directly responsible to the student body for conducting its affairs and managing its funds. The Entre Nous, the Crimson, the Bull Pup, student elections, and H-Day and Homecoming Day activities are arranged and sponsored by this group. Student officers are elected by the entire student body, while the senaors are chosen to serve their respective class by their class. These people have Worked very diligently this year in carrying out their re- sponsibilities to the fullest of their ability. A member of this hard-Working organization can feel highly hon- ored in being chosen to represent the student body for managing student business. The cooperation among the members and that received from their supporters and fellow student has been appreciated this year. l 746 195 . um ff : .X W A 6'3 MUN' EC , V, f .-4- f -i .H m---4' .--4 Vw F' -4 5 ,I C 3' 7 L Iizfifor I-lmxh I Im'1 s Iilrxilnm Ma ualqw 40 ff Y R JJ M Y K A 'dun v g 3 A N me ?g...m . 1, Dear lirientlsz Wfe, the editors, of the 1951 Entre Nous, wish Nxxcx 'lwll,lllllt,lii'.ll1li Bti mm llll3llN lox. l'fifffwQ1iijffi.i l ' 31 ku. J: .J Q V f A pm I , f 1 g Zfs, 'S+ 5 ,g Yl 31 'fl .1 .il ,ls 4 W to express our sincere appreciation to everyone who helped make this book possible. First we wish to express our sincere appreciation to the staff of the lfntre Nous. There are not wortls to thank them for all thev have tlone. XVe wish also to thank Mr. Baxter, Entre Nous adviser, for his part in getting ou ttlie l9Sl lfntre Nous. And a very special word of thanks to Mr, Robinson woh took his place-in atltlition to his many other duties-when Mr. Baxter was recalletl into the army. Our thanks go to Nlr. Lawson antl Mr. hlis- sildine of Birmingham Printing Co. and to Mr. O'Neill and Mr. W'altlrop of Nlagic City Engrav- ing Co, for their patience and invaluable help with the fine details. Anti last of all thanks to the students for their cooperation in helping to publish this yeaibook. Sincerely, B1 rn' Anasis, liflilm' Iihlfslfiliil Paitki it, .-lnm'iuti' Ifflffm' 1.11 1 mx Mt Gini1,Oi'gtz11i:ulim1 litlifor A s ' M... -., ' -...W VVU' in-...., ' 3 f--...,,M N ti r-M W. Q. , -...,, T? is 'Hu' Ear? , g'X'XX 0 Mary Bloom I-Iolliman became the editor of the Howard Crimson last Spring after holding the associate editor's job under Lance Anderson for two quarters. All this experience of Mary's coupled with her journalism and Eng- lish major, produced a smoothly-run and written paper right from the start. The headlines and masthead were changed to give the modern appearance that the front page now has. The editorial page was stressed in the new Crimson. Editorials by the editor and other staff members gave orchids and some onions too, to the school activities and practivities. The Crimson's influence has shown by what was accomplished through its pages. Maybe some controversies were stirred up, but one thing's sure, the readership of the editorial page really went up! The news coverage was made more efficient by the beat system worked out by Mr. limmett Robinson, faculty advisor. The reporting class divided the campus by buildings and departments, and each was responsible for all the news on his beat. Better student and faculty cover- age of all campus activities was the result. E Howard Crimson Features by Nell Turner, Ruby Bryant Cleveland, Jeanne Phillips, Louis Isaacson, joy XY'illiams and Lewis Miller put life combined with straight news to make a more inter- esting paper. Circuit Riders was continued by Harold Cumbie to give news of the preacher's doings. The results of all these chan es was 8 a paper that the students were wait- Ruoinfs flUI.I,KIAN li11.s1'111:s.s ilfllllllgtpf Rhodes is Il Science :md lfllllfil tion Major. He is ai int-inber nl ixIllCl'li'1Ill Cllr-iniczil Society. Omi- rron lit-lla Kappa, :mtl 'I'ridt-nl. ing for at eight o'clock on Friday morning, and a second class honor rating by the American Collegiate Press. Advice by Mr. Robinson and Mr. Baxter, faculty advisors, an able, ef- ficient and willing staff of workers, and a helpful and interested student body combined to put out a good Crimson for 1950. HQ! Nui. 'lil'RNl4R .l.s'.sof'1'rlI1' lfflzitfns Nell is ll Alunioi' :mtl an iouriizulisiu major from XYlu't'lt'l'. .Xl1llJll1llll. She lx zusilvc in the Press Llulm, Cm-ailivc' llvl'llt'lS Club, :intl The Baptist Stu- dent Union. The Bull Pup lior the first time in a number of years the HHH P1111 was ready and waiting for the lireshmen on registration day. This was due, in the most part. to the efforts of .Ieanne Phillips, the editor, and Ifmmett Parker, the Business Manager. 'lihe Bull P1111 seryes as a guide to the lfreshmen during their first weeks on the campus. lt includes such information as organizations, rules and regulations, campus activities, and sports. tleanne, a senior journalism major, in addition to being editor of the Hull Pnjr, is a yery actiye member of Masquers, has been a hard worker on the f,il'flll.Vll1 staff, is a member of Hypatia and has been Student Chair- man of the lied Cross for the Spring semester. lfmmett Parlier, a lfrench mayor, is also a member of lNla5quers. He is also a member of Delta Sigma Phi social fraternity, president of Beta Pi Theta, lfrench honorary fraternity, the lirench Club, and many other campusorganilations. Student lfliretlur Roisrim' You Noisroon liilifoz' Each year, early in the Fall semester, the Student Directory makes its appearance on Howard's Campus. This small pocket-size handbook, edited by Alpha Phi Umega, con- tains such valuable information as fraternity and sorority members, presidents of various student organizations, phone numbers of important campus buildings as well as the names, addresses, phone numbers, and other information about each student enrolled at Howard College. A vote of thanks to the boys of A. P. 0. for this fine service. '95 1? X X 1 .,,, 1'f'T?3 , ma- ., ,-' WT' A f E5 3 23 -4379 N .Jai Y I MARY BLOOM A ROBERT H OUNGBLOOD Ulm' 1060115 Colleges and ED CUMBIE NIA RTHA LIO JORDAN l5IQbl l'lf DAVIS ROY ANDERSON SUE JONES CHARLIE MAKE .IAY BUITINGTON in ,- Qu X 'Q'-5 YT7 awv, 4' as has ,LAS . , ,f-I ., . W' 5 A-fwagfj I f f -is ff EI, ' 1 I , qv.. ' I 9 EDDIE ARAKAXVA IIIEIICHII ni ersities , H , BFIMIY AILXMS NANCYKKULUIHLR ,vi IIXNII-.S I5R.'XKI'QI'IIi.I,II a LIIIAN MQGEHEE ARTJORDAN RUBY BRYANT GUS PROSCI-I KIEANNE PHILLIPS Drama I I ll B XliRl'I l'9 Ulf XX'INlPUI.lH S I Rll I 1 -...Q ,. 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A H: - , 'V - I, -F H -. 1 .3 ' ' ,. , 5,3 if , 1 . xx F , 3,32 rgfw , f x ' . t. 'xi ' .-' XI, , -j V 07'-'ff1f5f.f,f491rf N H -, 4 bl X--f ,. ' ' A - b L91-' fLlf' Qf'i'v-'QI' 1 . , , X N ' ' Lh14.4.en:.s-2295-.2b... , .,,, ...Q W. A . 11, ' . - v 'Wm 1 , N x xv 1 IJ rr I 1 w x ,A fn Xi' 'Q an- MR. ROBERT ROARK I'n'n'nfx CAROLYN KING xx lint r'1' Xrrzzf'-.AX Iirmqlzwf ,X z114'r' iran Bfdllfj' Rfmw ILm.nsxxnlinfw1YC,nN1r,T,xN1's XI Iflu -klL'lJ1,INl, l5.xNQL'1l f1,l ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ., ,. -- ---,V .., . . ,-.,,, , - .- - , ,.,,, 1.951 'W-vkgf. 'QQMNMM umxr ik 'Rm , 5 ' 'MRJNM M 4 1 5 1 X rrnfzfn , Xfm! w 4 l 1 w .ru 11 X X, 'VDQ1 GM ju, - fgfz? I , .L -..,....,.4.,.. - Y .,.. Q.- 4, if 4' 11, 91 . 1 ,..1,. . .'1g,ga, , Y. . Q W mf- A V., 4,A, f ,1 'a 3. L3 ff, ' I I I 'Q Il Huw ill'hE1Fi1AVHI'E riam IEIIIISSUH KY, UV 'Wie Nvvmz cy U02 7 Autographs e-, A-fi:,.,1 5 Q fx -' 'C' , o x gi f Ed ,X i .,- ','..x,f: x , l' ,Q gf '. M . 'hx' ,PJ '5 5' 'uv -.-mv' ', ' x n I H' 9,11 .4 tj ,,.-' . fi .32 V, , 0 ,X ga' 4F'aa,,,,,. ,Z I O W l 2 ef Y A 1 - 'S' Q 5, ' Q A 1 A A ,w lfiiy . V3 ,-s1:i. 'N'f'Qf' ' My 'SA ' nmf. by 5 by 'Q W w .W ff ' f . W L, in . . . 11-f ,L 551,11 44 fy w 9' 3--K iiterfralarnil Euunti The lnterfrnternity Council is composed of two members from eacli of tlie clmpters of tlie five national fraternities on tlie campus. The pur- pose of tlie Council is to work out problems wliicli arise concerning tlie cligipters and to furtlier, tlirougli joint action, tlie advancement of all tlie chapters. lnterfrnternity Council sponsors an annual dance as well as several parties for rusliees, and otlier events for fraternity and campus participa- tion. -A QQYN. L., ' -,qv Vi- I 'Vi T3 41 gg 3 Q ,P- uff il 3 Pan-Hellenit Etluntil Pan-Hellenic Council co-ordinates sorority activities on the campus. Two representatives from each of the four sororities meet with the pur- poses of regulating rush rules, setting up standards of conduct and regu- lations for the various sorority houses. The offices are rotated between the presidents of the sororities. The president, and one other member from each sorority are on the council. Pan-Hellenic, since its beginning has been a unifying force in the sorority life at Howard, and has been successful in promoting friendly cooperation in the activities of the woman's social groups. Mrs. Margaret Sizemore, dean of women, is the faculty advisor. 'gl lpha Dalia Pi oundcdg XVeslcY.1n, 1891 Cnfnrsg Blue .md XVhitc PraxiJf'11f Xfffl'-Pl'f'SitTII'1If Sc'l'I'l7fr1I'j' Trvus Il rm' C1111 fvlniu 1051- PHINI. ALTUN Bl 'IATY IXIJAIXIS BI TSY BARBIR Rumi BLQUM PAA1'sY BRYA NT RUBY BRYANT MARY LOUISE DALE' BPTTY KIANIT EVANS ANN FULLAN Nfll AIONI79 In NANCY jo I.L'TH11a Nur xIoN1fs NANL Y LOTT ANNE NVILLIAMQ TWARY NFIT Kunmu Sul joN1fs CHRIS'11INlp K1 NNUYY NIARY N111 KIILSKDRI xIAN1f'1' KINK All! jo LUTH1 li NANCY LOTT I,l1.I.IAN NICCSEPIPF NI.-'RRY OLIVE IWCPHAVI, N.ANCX'N1IINI,R BETH STORM A1N1i Tuuu-R A N N XVILLIAMN Drxuf XAN Kappa Chapter ' -i ,. - I A N 1 'N W li K A 'L A 1' av- as '5 3' A -T. ,.,.. dw p , Ev- .ta ' B 3, .5 ,pw -, aa - - a if a X a ' 'Q ykivtg 'Pi Aj? W' I X i ! - ,vw , K A , ' ' 4 sf . f 'n fa ' y 1 W -5. my N sua 4, 9 ., ' 'Ji . - ' sw Q ' Bm ,gs--. 'US 3 9, 1 u . 1' the 34. . . i A M 1 . ' f-I ff f-Q 9 4.1. a.. :Q 4. 'a' 2' , - . 1 ,,N ls. ax- 7 'xn 1117. I lyzx A Q- ,sf 4:,5 96 vn- Qt 'er' ,RZ . , a at Cx Q-Y B' 'Ga Qi 'SP 5 '-Q, 11 fy fr rx A iii Baia Sigma Umiciiuii OFFICERS Founded Columbia Missouri: 1888 JEAN GENTRY. N n. i Il, I El, l,1'a'xiJv111' BETTY SHAFITIELD BROXVN BOBBIE DOUGLASS BETTY .ANN FLETQEHER KIUNE HOYT FRANCES MANNING HELEN STEELE PHEROBA ANN THOBIA5 I v A hete beta che Q54-s-.x ls. View ' VI- . 'UW Cf f s If ,, El 5 pier 401' f-f 'Hn A 4251: P f.. ,Nqr 'Y Delta Zata MEMBERS PAT CULVERHOUSE PEGGY CURLEE lillllllllllll :it Miami l'llix'c1'f IANE DOUGIJASS silv 1902, Ifslzlblislled .Il Ilfmwgml, 111:51 Ulm-S, Pink VIRGINIA GOODWIN lllltl fQl't'tfl1. AILEENE GUNN BARBARA GOURLEY BETTY LAWLER PHYLISS LEE QDETTE RAA'1SEX' BETTY JEAN RITQHEY ELIZABETH SCOGGINS MARY NELL NVILLIAMS JANE XVILSON DOT XVYN N I E i 4 1 51 H' I 1 I F II Y! N ,I'1Y IJXXYI 1 R, I'n-Y. I 5 , ig Alpha Pi Chapter gvx 'Dx ,.,,..' x g,'g ..- p-gif 41 ' 1, ,115 'Wh WX -S.. W:A'g'5 1 awfj ,A 5 h ,M 4' '51, Q I' U E A is' o J big' .li if vw: 4 Z - rx flu' 3545 :vain as . .r 'N 1 , 'ynllv -, , f' 'guna' ,g if , X ' if '15 3 'wiki Libr M.. fix, S Phi Mu OFFICERS 1'ru1i11'1-111 H1111 N 151111111 Olil Vim-l'1'1'xi1l1'f1f C.-11101 1'N R1N1 Sv1'r1'fu1' 1' QI111111' C.'1c,1 1 I oundcd .1t xX'CSlCy.lI1 College Tl'l'tIYIll't'l' MOL11' H01 1 .1N1 in 1892 MEMBERS cwlIIIIl'1j R011-.111dNYl11tc ANN 15.1111 1 1 AND1 11soN ANN Bo11'D1 N H1 1 1 N 131111111 01111 -l1111111 C1111 L M111111 HlJl,l.1-X HIL11 111 Gf1111uN1 11 Cf111o1.1'N KIN1, NUDQI 1,011 1 111 slow F NI.11 oN1 C111 1,1 ML1111111111111 xI,1N11 N1Aw1'oN P1-c,c,1' P1111111 11 S111111oN P1111,11P1 M111111- Ros1QL'1 li1N1111111r T1111 li 11111 11 T.1'1'L'11 ,XNNT7 XYVAI Il I'1l,l 1 N B11.-1111 111111, P111 l lpha Gamma Ehaptar 11. 092, 152 ,f- NN 'Y' yr Wh I, fi psf, we H13-pr, 'E IQ- 5105 'VN 3 ,QS 9 X 'wana-ff' 'Nvf' 'Y' ,Q ,wg-. 9.5 ln 2 '? ,Lf I 'Og' sv l VV X 97 1 K ' x , fx ,QQ it Q Qfgf I 'P in 'Wip- 'L' Y r +8 - N w' aiizvx x N-iM K ,rau-v-,. 'iuw ,' f xx ff , 'Wm . -f ?AM W WEEE 1 3 i J , . .xt w ,f 1, , 42' ,V.,,4 ISN..-4 sgg w 9: 1 A a y g, ' gf Al ,, 'n -Q 9 5 .. WFS 13-in G3 1 Q W 7 , ,Ty af 1, ' ff. , ' Hetallu Cha T , svn, pier q I l MEMBERS KIINI ABERNATHX' L. D. CRANI-1 TOMMY DON N151 ix' AIOHN Miiicis xIIN1XIYI'IIiLI.AN1S GRADY HAkIIL'I'ON I-IORAQE HU'FC,HIN'SON RAY JENKINS HERBERT SUMMERLIN mM lloxxi I 1 X , 1'i'i'xiffw11' an-Y 'if' Dalia Sigma Phi i'OLlllLiCKi .il C,oiumbi.i Uni- xcmity. N993 Cfuiors, Nik Circcn .md XY'l1itc1 I5st.1i1iisi1i-ii .it I iUXX'.ll'Li ,l94R. aw-- :UB 5 3 ik MV- , .1 s- i. . fix , ', ox 'ihff 1 I -uf , f --L., wa. , fi' V , lg -v- I Q fa- J - j if ,f,5:w,g, x, M Q M. - ., ,div gays 'Q rv-wx 'wr li . 41 ,U it P I ga s B, O' 0 lg L - ui 2' , r' ' R ' Q54 r j 31 fi? 'M' MQ HThetafUpha ChapHm MEMBERS MARK BRIGGS ROY DUNCAN WALLACE GARRETT FRED GRIGSBY GEORGE HANLIN GENE HANNAH STANLEY JONES ART JORDAN AL MCCUEN JEFF MARTIN RAYMOND PADGETT CARL PHIFER JAMES PICKLE DONALD SAMPLE BILLY SHEPHERD ART JORDAN, Prziwiffwzt ,V 'Q 4 if C . 1 . - B ,QA A Y ' ff ' .Q A - . . KKK, r Lambda Chi Alpha Founded at Boston Univer- sity, 1902g Established at Howard, 1939g Colors, Pur- ple, Green, and Gold. 4:1 ., 1 uw - S ff? A ' riffvl A X1-If X' . -L iv-Ulu--as 'ui if ' ar XY--1' Q17 H ,f ,. ,,,' '. K A in Y Q 5 - 'h ' N ' fm... ' , X. x 11 ' , ' A hh , 2 5 , , 0' K - Q V gn 5 N 9 ' 'W' 1 1' F 'IVY QQ f 5 A. h x , mi . ' 'b Q x 4. EQ -4- f X f X . xi aw' UP ,4 x im' Y 4 N- ' nf i' r 4 Ax X' 'V - ' 7 f 'B-ff f A3 . U' if . .NZ 2 -.4 Dk ' 'gy L W if-?..' - Qi 3 4 wif A :L E LL 'L 'N z an f il 9.5 ' 4 rbi' '::' 14: fu illnnnpn I A Q ,Q ' ..f:, 1-T .qi I K IH? - ' ' 'wr H u . A -1 t. M , , N .5 Ipha Phi llhaptfer W. . Y, 3 K MEMBERS PI Kappa JOE ASKINS A 1 h BOB BOWDEN D H -IAGK BRIDGES AUMAN BURNETT TONY CICIO Foundedg U. of Virginia, 1868g Colors, Garnet and HERBERT I-IANES Gold. FRANK HAYS HERBERT HODGES GEORGE IRONS JULIUS JONES CHARLIE MAZE AL MELKONIAN TOM MY WATKINS IOE ASKINS, PI'1'siIfw1f TOMlN1Y WATKINS BILL WRIGHT Y -'--I L Vx it x: i I W a 4, n rf 9 ' , 413'-igi wx, xf 'x' ry 'P I .Ig I . I I 'wk I I ww Hr 'Y' , af 9 ...A f fl ' sl-Ugg.. - 'mr 'R Q1 1 fy M in-wha-.ann 1. J? , 'ak Q' A - Y B 555 'S 'lg s was . fr? V4 , . A--4 N 1 'F' 9 A Q 1 'f Q 7- X 1 'r Q. f W if 2 'Y JY, Y X 1, ff, ,O 1 'in H f fi sf-: -,fifh-R ' Lx ,H Rx QM.: 4 , fig 1 - 4 'X ig. di 'H' , . Q 1 8, v as 7 f M 'V f ' -fx, 1-Q, ,Z f , if . I x, Q u3,., e:,f.+ W ' .1 f k 1 X x f ' M , 1 I 1 X f 5 ni. lpha Eta Cha 'QMS 1. had 'M 1 Rf, pier MEMBERS GORDON JOHNSTON III BILL MASTERS JACK MUMMERT CARVER TEAGUE PI Kappa Phi undcd Qharlcstun, S. C 190-lg CIJIOFQ,XY'IIIIL'.ll1LIC,Il N-.J 'Q mg ' 'hu- 1 -. .- 1 , 'W' ., A H. ng? XY, vw il Ali 454 'fri' 5' .,,V4+ 'W' -Xb f I WW- L WRX! fi 3 '33 'mf f2-'-2 cz... 'W A016 C251 was 'WP' The 'T 4. , i X 'L-ann . 1: '. 'Q W X. x . ii W 'Y ,. , 1 Y 1' 4,,.,4-'35 . IUJIEI Ehapier I 5 I Sigma MEMBERS RALPH ATCHISON JOE BANcRoIf'I' XVILLIAM BA NcRoIf'r JESSE BLANKENSHIP Foundcdg V. M. I., 1869 JAMES BRAKEFIELD Colors: Black and Gold JAY BUFFINGTON RICHARD COUNTZLER BILL GRAY GRAYSON HOBBS LOGAN KEY BILL POTTS GUS PROSQH GENE RYLAND XVAYMAN SHERRER XVAYMAN SHERRILR, l'rvsiJw1f JAMES SMITH JOHN STRAIN Q '- -xlllok 5, I, 4. ! , as Va. ,, 'A vw S ,, H XI Q65 SM, M JB Q JQfiSf5, Q Q 0 no' 5 I A Q- si A- NU 'f45,f'r?s A Q mkhql 4 ,Wg 'Q af If it ,.s 1 . Y ,,-- 'Q i ' v r. J I N Q I2 Q' I Y f f fqzr E .., 55fw 4. s ' 'Q M. Q' 'SN QE? K 5 B '1 is I F H A :FHS 1 NM-..A uf' 'Zvi fly J r 1 ,fx rf, .kv .43 5 wt 500-as Euache Sports at I Howard A .Q :ffl .. I-IERBIIZ HANIZS RUSSELL BANKS ffn-Cafzhlillx MANAGERS AND TRAINER9 Vx Lvfl I0 Rigbl: Arthur Dcnnis, Donald Hippo, Bobby Rice, Ralph Thomas .palm Miki., l Aiih EW L6 ' hi , J FJ, vi ., Q. r ,La , 4- Q sv -' 'K , unwi- , Q I l 0 , . sf, 'i a fr 1,- ' 'ff i-.h T. , A, , 4' aL A. 'Qui' '31 . .f 'A :Ka r t fi.. -agus 4 I Ei Nc f . ,LAY R' .dai I li K :ydnig .. 4 N . I I . .-1 -' . . if t , ' 5. P. z . is -' . T 1 1 -fri-1, 1 .,,..r.e,.f--.m,,fe- , 1 , .. 5 .. . . A, ...A y ,I I 'Q' I QF? ' I V .uv avi ,. A , fe. i .JRQQJ F Q ,I . .au . MW!- w I -we . rg' NJ' ' . :' . 'Lf - ' T7 1 H ' . wg Q, lu i ,, ' 1 ,gr .. ,. J A JY, nh ,ll Nix. if '- . wwe' ,' .Q we 1 A 1. . 'w,e'f'M'- ifilgfa '1.l'?'r :T -1, 'E il M ' X .- 1. 151' wig- 'fe ff Us ,vii-ww. i,f2f,wf5e,- .M A .Q 1. ,. ,W - W- A1 , ,':e: , orw , 1. Y -, an ui + T. ?. p M.-..' ws' ., ,T ,t .Ln ,-.we.':'iS9- fa- mfg N -. A,Azf:gg.f mx J ,ik :-il' 41.1 lr,-X-',K -W U. 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On October first at Cookeville, Tennessee the Howard eleven played against Tennessee Polytechnic BOB NURRHIT, Turkli' JACK C:XRl-lSl.lf, Tavfclz fm rf ima-hw .sv 'wi Sl , A n,,.. lies M gl A ,ef ' if ' 'iv -v ,ia J' 4 ...I 'Q 55, iw . --T 45 ' 'T if l' , I ,fy Pont Ball Institute. This game ended in defeat for Howard with the Bulldogs, one talley being made by Spud Wallace on a seventy yard push-Final score T. P. I. 613 How- ard 6. Howard still hadn't lost their jinx when they played Florence State on October 7 at Decatur. De- spite fine offensive playing by Pappas, Cutliffe and Hanes the Howard eleven went under 7-0. RAY THOMPSON, Tackle TALMADGE SMITH, Tackle fl' ww, .4 1' if HERBIE HANES, T114-H4 JOHN WADE. Tafkla' Ll'- 'SD-,GF 'buf 9 , of ,A ,f ' is 115 Q - x K w,g,g,4 ' X N.. mills 5: N k H .v-.M x r Q. I ,I D' ,I ,l .NV ' . . ww., 1 , M , fAIg3f'- ' A ,iv '. .i . - .N Q ,, 4 ,M . gt Z , K, !,:::,4.0 wg Q 'n 't, 'f3 - ,lg fs l D 1 ' - WF' A .'ef 31s 'sf.f-V i s . - at -' .. 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Guard Guards The Howard-Florida State game, although Howard Came out the loser, was one of the Bulldogs' greatest feats ofthe year. The FSU Seminoles who had been ranked among the top elevens over the country had to resort to every possible resource to stop the marauding Bulldogs. By the end of the first half the worried Seminoles were leading by a score of only 13-6. 4-Q5 CHARLES HEARN, Guard In the second half FSU pushed hard and came forward to win 20-6. But despite the defeat the game will long be remembered by Howard fans as one of the best of the season. Howard racked up their first win on October 21 against South- western Institute of Memphis at Berry field to the Homecoming cries of Lynch the Lynx. Sparked by Pappas, Cutcliffe and Bowden the 'Dogs romped over the bewildered Lynx and went on to a smashing vic- tory. With their win over Southwestern for a booster the Howard team BILL MARSH RICHARD SMITH DON DAX IS Ccvzfrr Cvrzfvr Cwzfz r ,. 'ix 'bi X ig USQ1, 1 I wid' W is ,,,,p4 ,HF I 1 gf' ii 4 I 1 A 'l gi . ' at ,F ,R , x n ,..i.'v.,,k. V T-. 'ina'-9-. 7 -i-. ' V '- 1- ffl' LQ. we . -L12 'C' if! 'T 'Y ' 2 8 1- ,-gr 4 uf Alana,- TOMMY JONES ROBERT JOHNSON BOB BOWDEN Q1nIr'l4'r'11m'k C21ltl1'ft'I'l7tIt'lQ QIll1ff!'Vl7dl'll went to Jackson' Tennessee on October 28 to meet the Union University eleven. As one sports writer said . . . the Howard eleven looked as though they had found themselves for the season. The boys came home from this one with a 28-6 scalp on their belts. Howard was host to the Mississippi College Choctaws at Hewitt High in Trussville on November 4. Howard held the Indians in check for the first three quarters, but the Choctawis got under way early in the fourth quarter and pushed over a TD to gain fl slight 7-6 victory over the Bulldogs. I lONliY CU'I'l.lIfIfli BILL BANCROIYT JAMES WALLACI Rilqfll Half Riglwl Half Ifzzllfmrk 4' J up aaa! .'g ':v 9: Y 1 F ' 'Z' .: V, W, gi l . fe' 1 1. : Hu ,Wg irfl' L-Z 'J ' '3? 1, f,l8 ' ' 1 .e wx wffi 4 .. C - ' -. 5? 'U J 3 15rs' 5, ,,,,j,. n.,,,fei . I Bl , wx. ,. EAL if Leg, ,W vi Qrgf 1 ,x. ffl? 1 150' .-111- ' 3, , ge 1.x .-2fi'1?i :-'lv??g,!,,'l'.4- , 1' 'Z .,,. , A dgmgl-53, A ,.,. -6355 -5 ui Av 1 .:.gF:r.i?15l I gn Z 1 5 ,, . 75'if'E'trzsEf:f?5f19: BILL SHEPHERD RUSSELL BANKS TOM MCCLENDQN Fnlllmrk Line Barker' Lrff Halflrack Bad luck seemed to be setting in again when Howard journeyed to meet the Troy State Red Wave. Before an Armistice day crowd in Andalusia the 'Dogs went down beneath a 20-6 defeat. At Jackson, Mississippi Howard came, saw and was conquered by the Millsaps Majors. The Howard eleven fought hard but finally bogged down under an 18-7 final talley. In the final game of the year Florence State took Howard for a 27-6 talley and ended the season with 2 wins and seven losses. fn-fr' ng. GEORGE PAPPAS Left Halflmrk iq 4 Vigil' -Q ,. -X can Y' -j..-Q , J fgiif ' 'UPYP KX 'NB XXX N0Q4d sbp' ed N'o::00cY: 9' 5' is he iw Q 2 . Q . I! -P Ai! It X . rf' 4, S Q 3 1 'iT HOXVARD FOOTIQ JACK HARXY'lfI,l, NORRIS NIACOISS C4'IIft'l' ffnru auf l ur'14 Amf Team TOMMY JONES TOM MCCLENDON HAROLD QRKIM PARKS TOM IEITIZRSON Gmmf Guam' Gmml OCJIHIVJ u . ,,,, Trask lflrxf Rozrl Ed Norton, Bill Lunceford, Bob Griffith, Bobby Bowden, Carl Miller. Frank Little, Don Davis, Calvin W'ilkins fSl'l'UIIAl Ruzrl George Irons, Donald Flippo, Donald Shirley, Bill Kremer, Travis Calton. x t -Iamcs Ciuyton, Billy' wx' iq 7 - 1 Ks 4 . 2. Bancroft, jimmy Bctlica, Coach Cornish ,ik . 5,58 S 3 ' Va.- on yr 'Nw 5 .-,.. s :JBL . , r r .. 5 ff, '1'T'ff,,2'u-4'f'if'-- .A N i '5 -' L2 ' - -.v , , ' -' A , -'- Q - , ,. 1 ,- ., ..'0'h - ..,. xt -7 - . -'r-if-AY 'Ag-qgf' X ,fi - 1' '1l..E'9Sf ' A if 'K' ' f' , Q' I -Ai' ' ,td I ,F , . -.N 5, '. N LSR ' f,' J.?P'M2-w... xl .a . .+A - ' A N 2 .' 13. vw . - he ,-,c 34, +- 5--QP,-yn-, .- wr mm' 1 4- Ph 'if 1 N FM Aa -A ' Mgr H ' . . 1 -.W 'SQ' ' .Paw 'A ll '56,-far N-QA .4 A JK fx! il ' ' ' 'kf 1 ' 4 ' -.v - '. Qgq., Q .,,. ,M - ,..,2,..--,354 .fi x 'nqfl Q 113' 1 7 1 Tennis A 2 1. -- JM? fw EQ 4 if A ,' ' X i V , ll l 4, 1 J , ,Q , is X' , , 4 j P Arif. 3 l ' s 4? , . l 2 2 M A llWQQQl ,3fXwMH Qhwfl, Z. 8 I' .- M l , If l - Ll --Q - ,.-vfv. x ,gwn .,.,4 ,bv Q -' ' 46 , if 1-,h ww 'Q ..-v 4 '., ISfa11dir1gl George Hamlin, Ben Allen, jay Bufrington lKm'4'1iug! Jack Bentley, lfllis Bush 5 , Eheerleaders PAT PITTMAN SUE JONES. ANN BOXVDEN CELIA MURPHREE, PEGGY PARKER, BETTY BURSON W..e lc. ,, ff-1 BARBARA GOURLEY lg g ,T V, 1 ' . Nm xt Y H 1 ng? f' F ,X .rv be Q, K Pax J Ti 1 as . WJ, B ,J R4 ' E' 'V' I ' K' 1 . , . T .fr Q Agni 1 Q' 'A f .SVR F 5. K. F if d'. q E. is f ,L V, ...fi 'at C9 5 , 5 k W . y f ko, I a , Q h I F' , flfirif Roni Celia Murpliree, Mary klo Mewbourn, Lois Able-N. Bobbie Douglasx, Betty Lawler. Luisa Hall lliark Rozw Chris Kennedy, Eleanor Steele, Betty Burson, Ann Bowden, Mary Nell Kilgore, Midge Lowcrx' All Stars 'x ,, X Cl'llSf'-C1'21YVf01'fl HI LX Dumont Television Stllfleljalxel Television Salvs X' Svrrivv mlm QM .IONE llqlliwry P i mr tiki mmzmm stolen llaffl' lm '5 S ll sllol-is . Izmln 'ro WEAR - l'lE1:E ooons laundry Phone 9-5308 2l Tftll St.. Bll'llllllgllZllll 6. Ala. MEN? FPRNISHINGS WORK QILOTIIINC 83II lst :xYt'lllll'. North - Phone- 9-9123 llirminglmm 6. Allllllllllll Golden Fluke I'1-ofliicts .M llzcflqlx Clomf-All Wfayx Potato Chips 0 Korn Kurls Peanut Butter Sandwiches Salted Peanuts, Etc. lgjI'llIjlltQlhIl1IlS Oulu Coilsoliclatecl Dairies KH5 flrnl k!1'lllll', South Locally I,l'0lIlll'l'lI Milk Spf-vial l,ZlSlf'llI'lZf'll Milk ll0lll0gf'lllZl'll Vitamin D Milk xxvlllill' Milk Butte-rmilk Culture-il Sour Cr:-:un lluth-rmilk Cll0l'0lllll' Milk Ilollugv Clif-4-so Coffee' Cr:-uni R1'lllll-xwvlll Vivllipping Cream 1 , T 1 1 3 1 mrfclroffl ,Quin Auto, Home 8: Television may IJUU -' Jack Raven 0 ' ,.1 ifhickvn in The Rough QU M C -1 ' A ' , 0 flllflll a I0 0. ' ' Drwe-In ' 3504 lst Ave... No. 1- 33 6 h A S h Pl l0hP J. W. ' SHORTYN GODWIN B gh B Alb IVAN fBalJeD LEONARD Drennen Motor Co , Im, 4-01 So 20111 St Phone 4 3171 Chevrolet 0 Buick 0 Cadillac 0 Lhewrolet Truck-. 0 Used Car- Roebuck Lumber Co l Yellow Pine Lumber Roebuck Springs Brooker Creamerr Phone 9 9357 71011st Axe North Groceries md Meats of Quality gfajy 5 Wozrfnn PLUMBING HEATING GAS A1 PLIANCES 6110 Brookei Food SKOIC lhone 9 9153 Your A Grocer 6729 lst Axe North I 0 0 ., nc. 5 4 1 V .3 Pl1OI'lC Roebuck Ilree Delixrerv Phone - , ' Q Q Q 5 - 0 0 G N - J First Avenue, North Y -s Tin' Ilumz' of illugrwlm Dmnlmlrfi 3F1'IPhl1IZIII,H Eiruirlrrn Easy Terms 128 North 19th Street-Phone 4-5618 Com f7fHIt'lIfX of OKIE DOKIE ELGIN flft! X oormm Bulovix affff-1 IONGINIS Phone 9-9215 Greenwood Cafe 407 North 20th Street Prop.: Arthur Greenwood Birmingham Alabama RAY AUTO COMPANY, Inc. 'l'lu'rv's .4 in Your Futura I'Ilon4- 30-I 305 :III-313 IIEPFIKIIHII Sl. IIlIN'l'SYIl.LIf. ALA. Texaco FIRE-CHIEF Gasoline- Get It at Our Pumps PHILLIPS SERVICE STATION Phone 9-9277 ROAD SERVICE BATTERIES, TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Compliments of SAMPLES BARBER SHOP II3I3 Ist Au-nue. N. 'I'IIIi SIIOI' WIIICRE YOII ARIS A STR A NU ICR ONLY ONCE BIack's Super Market Complete Line of Fine Foods 3128 12th Ave., North 54-9321 Phones 4-9829 FREE DELIVERY COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY LITHOGRAPHERS-PRINTERS RULERS-BLANK BOOK MAKERS Phone 3-4285 1805-7 2nd Ave., So. Birmingham, Ala. t'm11,f'li111C1zI.v nf A1 Dement Chevrolet Co. 3228 No. 27th Street FRIGIDAIRE-CHEVROLET Two Great Products Made Only by General Motors C. A. SHEPHERD CONS'l'Rl'lITlUN co.. moz. Pimot- 9-8729 GRADING and PAVING lf. A. Shepherd. jr. H rl fl '18 t'mrzf'lz'111u11f.v nf BIRMINGHAM APOTHECARY, INC. Two Convenient Locations Medical Arts Building Empire Building Phone 3-9253 Phone 3-8254 Birmingham Alabama Gaylord Tire Co In Front of Woodlawn High School HILL FOOD STORES .j0ffi7lll Me 6011114 fo Our Store Wear you XYE INVITE you to make the HILL STORE NEAR YOU headquarters for your Food and H o us e h old necessities. You will always find our stores well supplied with the best the market affords. It will pay you to get the Hill Store Habit ur 5 tl l' mr- I I .li 'yi u Levi' +f'x rIi fy' ll 4 l-'Nil Fir' T2 .f:l ' ll ,' A ' n3ltl'ili,.:f:tl1eia....tt -Q ' I will Hill's Quality Is Economy Cffm1jrli1m'r1le of S - Cnrflffflrzlvrlls of I Gaffgfd Ing, Chateau Drive In . . A G dP1 T E Potato Clfups 0 Com Ch1ps OO ace O at 8715 lst Ave., No. 1301 No. 50th St. Phone 59-1723 C ' ' W lr'Co. . M16 C 3 LanzerDrug Co 15 North 77t11 St. Richard I. L er, Prop. ll'1L'l'll',X' R4'jmin'1f Likz' N010 2nd Ave., So. at 80th Street Watches Jewelry Southern Headquarters For LABORATORY EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES McKesson Sa Robbins, Inc. 1708 lst Avenue. North Birmingham Alabama E E Forbes 8 Sons rgsix-xrwrsxinru me Piano Co., Inc. J A F F E 403 No. 20th St. JEWELRY COMPANY HAMMOND ORGAN, MAGNAVOX RADIO JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS COMBINATIONS AND RECORDS MUSIC-.GIFTS-FURNITURE 119 North Twentieth Street, Birmingham, Ala. XVe Cater to Parties, Picnics, Teas, Weddings W'e Bake and Decorate Our Own Cakes and A I -IV E S Freeze Our Own Ice Cream fine Foods Fred S. jones or Co., Inc. 1901 11th Avenue, South Phone 3-1233 2101 Seventh Ave S' 3-9224 CLEAN DoMEsTlc FUEL ABC CDKE SMOKELESS FUEL COMPANY 425 So. 15th Street Phone 4-6533 BIRMINGHAM Enjoy Lay's Tasty Foods Potato Cdips 0 Cornetts 0 Fritos 1 9 6 Peanuts 0 Cookies Taffy Ifoods For lfzvrbybmlg' Everyday l'l. W. Lay Sl Company, Inc. Dvfiglmf of Tln' CtIllIP1l.Y 201 South 41st St. uf Hozwlrzl Birmingham- Ala- Phone 59-8936 FRI END SISTER STEINWAY LADIES 8:Cl-IILDRENS READY TO WEAR MENS' FURNISHINGS AVE 1 PHONE 59 9252 .wa E.,-I-1 14.f ff.-ly al SEALS PIANO CO. I! I 1721 3rd Ave., N. Babe s Cleaners Alain 1vr1I fx Ula' I'.v 1 Pia vrfv H-msc' I Delivery Service-Eastern Section East Lake 59-8714 Comt: Irmt ly Vnclcr Seals' lf: 1111 ily Ownership and Woodlawn 59-3335 Managcrmwlt Since 188.2 lL, G. BALFUUR KC MPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Represented by EUGENE G. FITZGERALD and EUGENE G. FITZGERALD. JR. Class Rings, Graduation Invitations Personal Cards, Awards 210 Clark Bldg. Birmingham, Alabama Phone 4-2952 ENOCH B. BENSON, JR. Fraternity and Club jewelry Dance Invitations Favors, Cups, Trophies 229 Clark Bldg. Birmingham, Alabama Phone 53-5034 g I F - X Phone 9-9235 ZVQISA b mi W 1 SHELL PRODUCTS RED 1 TIRES . BATTERIES lc . . COFFEE rg 76th St. Service Station AW lhivvi Mr? J nn. A 7531 lst Ave., No. Birmingham, Ala Serving the South for 68 years H VER TY'.S' Birmingham's Leading Home Furnishers 111 North 19th St. Birmingham Compliments of SMITH 8: HARDWICK Buy W'here the Librarians Buy 4-06-408 No. 20th Street Open evenings until nine Sadler's Food Store Fancy Groceries and Fresh Meats FREE DELIVERY Phone 9-1184 7620 lst Ave., No. Compliments of H. G. HASTINGS 2205 2nd Ave., North Phone 3-7264 Birmingham. Ala. ALLEY'S DRUG STORE 7639 lst Ave., No. Phone 9-2103 Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Let us do your advertising ALABAMA OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO. l0l N. 26th St. 3-0239 L ,L Phone 9-7721 Notary Public CLOTHES SPARKLE BECAUSE SANITONE wav OLEANIN ffjgggf 52,5 DeARMAN PRINTING vm-.f SERVICE . E Y Printing - Mimeographing - Addressing oo o x ieiooffto Letter Service HILLIARD CLEANERS, Inc. 77th St. and 2nd Ave., South Phone 9-6470 8237 2nd Avenue, South Birmingham Alabama STANDARD o1L SERVICE 0, E. RANDLE STATION SERVICE STATION First Avenue and 77th St.. North 7701 Zndl Avenue' South Telephone 9-9321 Birmingham. Ala. Birmingham Alabama LUCKVS HARDWARE Celador Cafeteria Home Made Pastries Short Orders Ani building my store's reputation on the idea . that outstanding quality combined with supe- P111 Bal'-B-Que Western Steaks rior value plus patience and courtesy will win the friendship anfl make loyalty of my eustof Sunday Dinner Spegialtieg niers everlastmg. 3 Ng. 77th St, East Lake Phone 59-9255 7932 2nd Ave., S. lL IBIE TY NATION IL IL IFIE NSIUIRANCIE ICOM ANY AND IB O NQSIE VICE INS. ICO. Q D I V I S I O N J Organized 1900 FRANK P. SAMFORD, President Home Office BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA lfumplinwnls of Brilliant Coal Co. First National Bldg. Birmingham, Alabama I,l'fNIllf'I'l'S of Uvnuinv Brilliant Coal The South's Finest Fuel Lump - Egg - Nut - Stoker A Size for Every Domestic Use Mary Ball Candies 'liln' Prirlz' nf ilu' Sunil: Ibn: ii mini Ox ll Nl NHII XXXXNHPRI X l X Ul lli Xu X 18105111 he N llii llll Ili Il 13001 N S :HS uih mlm HI ll iii l DHI lil llll XXI SXXDXXIC HIS XXlJllNi HFS Xl NU SUNIX AFTER gf fiiliiiifili. 'Yiiigif ,st ljrsinfljsiii-,N Qi?-23 1 - 3 Q ifsizixsh Il t'iifisia1iii 1 i-1if it- ies- .53- in h Xi? . VAq,l i i it it rl url I,. huffm. lnmlfm ,,,,, b V 'ini EASTERN ami T THEOLOGICAI, SEMINARY THRUXBUYS lh lil lphll 3I.l QUALITY WISE Merit Oak Flooring Company. Inf. Jlanufacturers NIERIT BRAND PRENIILNI Ql'AI.l'I'X OAK AND BEECH FLOORING Birmingham. Alabama 77th treet Hardware Co. 6 North 77th Str:-el Hardware - Gifts - Paint Elevtrival Supplies Phone' 59-3122 For the Best in Shoe Repnirin Go See Bill Henry East Lake Shoe Renewers 23 No. 77111 st. Shoes Dyed Any Color Suitvascs. l'mbrelIas and All Types of Leather Goods Repairvd Phone 9-9172 THOMPSON BOOTERY 7625 Ist Ave., North, East Lake THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY N1ANL'Ir.-XC'I'L RFRN COTTON SEED PRODUCTS HIGH GRADE FIQRTILIZFRS HUNTSVILLE, ALA. EAST LAKE FEED STORE Phone 9-3791 WAYNE FEEDS - HARDWARE XVURK CLOTHES SEEDS AND FERTILIZER 'III WISNUN UH 5 SNUWIIRIIT I'l'UI'II 8507 First Ave-.. No. Birnlinghum 6. Ain. . , . Orkm S Golden Anmversary Bus. phone 9-7769 Res. phone 9-9994 1901 1- 1951 A Half Century of Pest Control Service Fulhlove Automotlve Servlce Y 90,900 i f..,0 Bear Wheel Aligning ,AN Z 2 Frame Straightening i B i h,,N4 Aww N Body and Fender Work 'ln G 'O 6707 lst Avenue, North e'r sv' Alabama Offices at Birmingham-MObile-Montgomery C. Harold Fulhlove Lawrence H Fuilzlove Decatur-Gadsden-Selma OSMENT PAPER CO. Distributors of Paper and P41 per Products DRUG STORE AND APUTHECARY 7605-7151 A-.LN - Pi-on 9-2121 - sis-.i,r.sHAM, ALA lf fix Inffw - cial! 4-6774 Thr f7UI7lf71f'fl' I7fIlKQSflI7'f'U ZUI7' 3 No. Srh Ave. Birmingham Coombs Service Station 8-131 lst Avo.. No. Phone 59-9274 TEXACO PRODUCTS 21- ll0l'll SICRYHIIC Birmingham 6. Alabama Mrs. Lewis' Pie Co. Qmzlify Pics, Cafwx TASTE THAT HOME MADE FLAVOR Phone 7-8900 1020-22 South 15th St. Birmingham, Ala. Cornplinzenfs of City Paper Company Birniinghanfe Oldeet Paper fbnipnny Fetahlished 1897 Harold J. Seo!! HOWARD SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS 7631 2nd Ave., South Phone 9-9285 Birmingham, Alabama Soulhorn Hardware and Supply Co. Thanking You For Your Patronage ROHLING llurelwzirv 1 Puinli-i l'Ilvviri4'z1l Applizillvc-ri 7600 Fir-t AYl'lllll', N011hi-'l'4'll'llh0lll' 9-5614 WE KEEP 'EM ROLLING 8149 lst Avenue, North liirminghznn 6. Aluhmnu Phone 9'9270 Birmingham 6. A13 The ZAC S ITH C01 PANY Compliments of Main Store--20l1 First AVt'llllt'. North Store' No. 2-608 Graymont AVPDIIP el' D' Phone 3-7231 Birmingham. Ala. C00 ljoynljlpfp Sp,-vicp 0 Fine- Printing 0 Engraving 500 N' 28th St' Birnlinghanl' Ala' 0 Offim- Supplies 0 Social Stationery 0 I-'ile Folders 0 Engine:-ring Supplies Phone 34.-1631 0 Uffico liquipnu-nl 0 Blue- Prints 0 Yiaiblf- Bvvorrls 0 Photo Copies 0 lllavhim- Posting THE Wood-Fruitticher ALABAMA BAPTIST Grgggry CQ, LEON MACON. Editor SZUU per Year 'lo Blilihtcls 5151! Special Hatch to Churches on the Budget Plan GROLER5 l.Yritc for Information 3610 'l'hir1l AVPIIIIP. South Information cultirutvs inspiration mul cooperation Phone 3-31 1 1 614-16 Stallings Building Bl 'lngham 3' Ala' Birmingham. Alabama c7 'f'I '1 Fuller Supply Company Il f ' Birmingham. Ala. IOC Jr, IMIIH sl'Pl-l.lEs-l5Ql'lm1EN'r- .l.-XNITOR SUPPLIES P1lUTOCiR.'Xl'HliR OH HH, AMVIIIH, W m. Cljilll S. Fuller North l'mirmingl1.1m llllwflfll 13355 '25- Cinlzjrllvlulft of lfomplinmnls of Mrs. W. A. Whitworth COHGQG Cafefefia Alabama Acooptalloo Corporation 7716 2nd Ave., S. 2l0l-3 2n4l :xVl'Illlt'.. North Phone 59-9171 6 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 1931 lst Ave,, North .2232 Highland Ave. 1921 Second Ave., North 5417 1st Ave., North 1024 S. 20th St. 3232 Ave. W-Five Points West New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary , DIXIE ? 1 ,3,Q,'ef of Slot ' ' g Fil illi wtf W 'f' ' fi- 2 ,mr W, me S 5 5 .' vt. '45 z Eaatlaml Apartments. Dedieated December 21. ,1 gain.. I i 1950. The Seminary now has l86 tllffflfi rj 1 V Slllflfxlll apartments. S'l'.'XXI,JAXRlJ IJIQGIUCICS UFFIQIQHIJ H H i A f - Tea l3,lJ. ll1.M.,a11cl ll1.l7. lu.R.l'.. and Xl.lx.l'.. nn in Theology Religious lfclucatii-11 :mfl Minis , . . Rolzlml LJ. l.cz1x'ell. ll1.lJ., IJ.lJ., l'rwxm1e11t 1220 XYnNl1iugton ,-Xvenue, New Hrleanx 13, l,11. 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