Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)
- Class of 1952
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After graduating from the University of Alabama he practiced law in Thomasville. Later he moved to Gadsden to con- tinue his practice. ln the First Vlforld War he rose to the rank of Major, at which time he was cited for gallantry in action by General Pershing. The latest among lvlaior Davis's accomplishments is the Five Year Advance Program. l-le has worked very hard to make this program a reality. The program provides for the provision of funds for the college through increased Cooperative Program gifts. Major Davis is a member of Phi Beta Kappa scholastic fraternity and Gmicron Delta Kappa leadership fraternity. l-le received an LL.D. degree shortly after his graduation and served his state in the capacity of Attorney General and U. S. Collector of Internal Rev- enue. The staff of the Entre Nous is proud to dedicate the T952 edi- tion to him! The Yearbook Staff -2 x ,, L 44, o D R MAIN ,J A N X rf A ,. x, X 4 xx '+-,.,,.-...,,,,' aku:-l1f.::m-,gp , ks XX . 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An organization is the lengthened shadow of the men on top All honor to our administration Kdministration xi: .A- ,fffw MAJOR DAVIS Our President The year of 1952 marks the thirteenth year that Major Harwell G. Davis has faithfully served Howard College. His record is one that every student at Howard can be proud of. Major Davis received his L.L.B. degree at the University ot Alabama and was awarded an L.L.D. thereafter. He practiced law in Thomasville and Gadsden. He also served as Attorney General and U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue in Alabama. In July, 1939, as the nineteenth president Maior Davis Come to Howard College. l i - f 1, . J 4 f Q .vF.,,...-vw,.-.w...f.s H-..,. . + . 2- . l il lfykilgllli I 3 . e1f.'232'zv.i:-t. ' .. V ,W - pl: ,xg-:I14,,.,' tgp, AQ. s- -W' i . ::ik1llw iTf7's 3 i i 1 . -,ww l I ,-,,- '- in - l 1 I KU Wf- ? al 3 ' l 5 .. .K V 5 f I 5 ' l fe , f ' u 'ff 4 - K x ,wif -Qi? Q . I .K '53 X , V ff! 5 ,g'Q'Q'x 3 ' ' f .yr 4 'Lim , -1 Q A i . ., r , -,X ' . 2 .f 1 9 -W.-.,.-QM.,a , ' :s f . , , .M Q A .W f. , Ai. x 23 1, X V X , 'ji - 9 V 2 Y, f mfg. 2 ' '- A-A W. 'Q W 'Q -osl ',v. -5 . V X .1 JoHN G. BURTON and Trea urer l Mr. Burton, our Treasurer and Business Manager is well-liked by all those who know him. His cheerful , greeting and pleasant smile identify him. He gradu- ated from Eldridge Baptist Academy and served as i Mayor of Jasper for 13 years. He has been af Howard College for five or six years. Qui' D an The story ot the service rendered to Howard College by Dean Percy P. Burns is indeed a long one. Dean Burns was born in Jernison, Alabama, the son ot a Baptist preacher. He graduated from Howard and earned his MA. degree at Harvard. He has done further study at the University ot Chicago and holds an honorary degree, Litt.D., from Mercer University. From l904 until l9ll Dean Burns taught English and Latin at the South Carolina Co-Educational Institute in Edgefield, S. C. ln the tall ot 1911 he came to Howard as acting professor ot English, and in l9l2 he was made professor and head of the department of English. He was also com- mandant of the Howard Cadets. Among numerous other services to How- ard College, Deans Burns has been registrar ot the college, dean of stu- dents, and since l92l Dean of The College. DEAN BURNS 1vw...,-QE.. I rig 0,1 ms.. LY., . ' efxmaxs- t - - . 'S -ax' 4.214 'r .MX g!,f - X DEAN DALE Dean William P. Dale ll, stands as an ex- ample fit rt nttin inildnf-rl with frxtrriarclinciry courage to the students at Howard. Dean Dale moved from Kentucky to t-lale County, Alabama, where he entered grade school. lliz high what-il ciclucatian was Qlwtained fit Marblehead, Massachusetts. l-le then attend- ed the Delta State Teachers College for two years and then trcinstarrerl ta Dulce University where he earned three degrees: BA., MA., and Ph.D. In his classes, students see mani- fested a spirit at quiet courage and a cheer- liil rlr-terrnination ta taster the high idents which are such an essential part ol the Col- lege. ,, ,,,,..,,..' i L'.La'uS-29335, Q -S! I 'A sl? DEAN SIZEMORE Dean Margaret D. Sizemore has combined a full education with extensive travel. She has traveled all of the states, Canada, Mexi- co, and nine at the European countries. She finished her high school work at Woodlawn High, received her BA. and MA. from How- ard, and the Degre Norrnale at the Sour- banne in Paris, France. She was cited by the French Government as a Friend at France . She is a member ot the Committee an Inter- national Education, National Association of Deans at Women, and the American Associa- tion of Teachers of French. Co Staff REGISTRAR CARL E. TODD Mr. Todd received his B.S. at Clemson and his MA. and M.Ed. at Peabody. He worked last af Cumberland University in Tennes- see. He then came To Howard and has been here for one year. Mr. Todd is The picfure of efficiency and carries on the work required of his office without mishap and on schedule. ,,,...-fu M ..,,,--nv--4' ,..-.qnullll Ah 2i1..:1.Qgg..' 1 2-'1.eaaz2w, A91 1' 9 ' .4 uv - 1 5 ff w an. al X 7 , 5245195 4 1 4 ,-f.'5' MRS. PORTER LANDRUM MQS-J' E. KELSER AB., Secretory, Counseling Depomnent ABQ President! Secretory jf' L. If-gx .4 MRS. J, D. MHAMMYP HAMRICK Stgiif MRS. J. C. COUNTS Monoger, Book Store TY? iXe2L ',5f1E?Efi , ' , QQ, ,Qin Q if-5 ' 'H A-., 1 1-.M 'B Cl'ul'Qf bum MR. SIDES Mointenonce Engineer ,,, sfli-'W I Q f J I s Pac It E Z MM1154 J PERCY P, BURNS UZETTE VAN GELDER 1 AM, Litr.D. AB., AM. I 1 ..-A--as-' hi NOT PICTURED T AUSTIN C. DQBBINS A BA., MA., PHD S GLENN L. SWZMAN E AB., AM. xx R MRS. MYRTIS T. KURZ RICHARD C. PETTIGREW AB., MA., PHD. AB., AM, PHD. N A il I AB AB pa s. fi? L I 'K f' R t . I Xxx N I X I in , 4 ,. . xp 3, . .W Vs- , ,L , x - ,, W, n , Q 3 -. I '- I H I V.. f ' N, .W,..i HARRY E. DICKINSON MRS. I. R. OBENCHAIN Sociology 1's -,i.1X,,,, N gait, A - x Sf fs ff' Q V I WILLIAM PRATT DALE II GEORGE VERNON IRONS I A.B., A.M., Ph.D. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. 'Sf ' 5 ug I . I ,,. 5, A.A4 ,11'i JZf I' ,pw V. 5' 9 I ' 'p, , .jf I HARRY JEWELL SARKISS I xi f ff ., A.M., Bo., Th.M., Ph D Histor pigs I KENNY fu fair' QLEMENT LEE HUYCK ALFRED H. OLIVE I B.s., Ms., PILG., PILCII., Pho. B-S-, MS., Ph.C., Pho. I I P h a r m a C Nor PICTURED ' Y SARAH IXIQIQIQED I Bs., Ms. . I E A I I I i . 'ff' I A 9, I I .2 A! L! I I I E1 , I V I-5 JOSEPHINE SIRAGUSA WILLIAM Il. RAU B.s., Ms., Q 5.5. I I I I I I I Math I I NOT PICTURED I GEORGE W. HEss I AE., AM., Ph.D. JESSE L. SMITH . A.B., A.M. I III al. I I WILLIAM DEWEY PEEPLES, JR. I I B.s., Ms., Ph.D. I ii 5 Biology 'I I . fi :I I . I I f US I . . 1 'Er f 3 I I I I I I I JOHN ALBERT FINCHER HERBERT ALFRED MECULLQUGH Bs., Ms., PHD. Bs., Ms., Ph.D. i if K img? FRANCIS NASH COLLIER MRS. JAMES BRITT DAVIS AB., NIS. hemistr NOT PICTURED JOHN XAN Bs., Ms., Ph.D., E.A.l.C. EDGAR B. BLOOM A.B., Ms., Rho. Speech LOUIE LAMAR WILKINSON A.B., M.Re. 5 .lourna ism . i in L N I J 1 I F' Jani!! EMMETT E. ROBINSON LEWIS F. MILLER I BJ., M.J. A-B. A nr' 'btw A .Q E v HAROLD NELSON JOHN L. BASS 5 A.B., A.M AB., M.A. ' .' , L' N B u s I n e S s L, L ' A. L. BARRETT 1 ' ' AB., MA. ,Administration fl NOT PLCTURED 5 RECTOR R. HARDIN : A.B., M.A., Ph.D. L L R. E. JENKINS I L B.B.A., MEB. 2 I WYNELLE JAQKS 1 . L L V L K L 1 . I A f L Y, W, ,,,, Tx X Y Y Ll i i Physica Education I ' ff ' N . Q f wi f3?iff a- I 2 I E --A 15 'X ff K, 'Qi I 1 5 f ' 9 ...W ,I ,Q . 'Q?,I?f. X I kwfiklfig ,a v i V I ' I '31 ' ,'fi-swf' , am Ag-If 'TIyf fevf,- . Y '- ' .,' -' -Iv. ,1' HY, -, A . W I if ' Z ,,TI-.I,,f:3fa+f g I 'J ' A. .Q 4 , -'- raw: ' 3 A 'fa-' A I I A Vx , L.,-46 .fa 1 I A A EARL GARTMAN AB., AM. JOHN VV. DAY B.S,, MA. DORIS WARNOCK BS., MS. N Exp Educatlon I I RCUBERT DAY I as., MA., PIID. NOT PICTURED I VIRGINIA HAGOOD DAMON D. REACH 'Ii A-B-f A-M Ed.B., AM. I THOMAS CLAYTON JENKINS AB., MA., Ph.D. I . X Foreign anguage xf .' --1 I FRANK J. S. MATURO VVALTFR S. JACOB! A.B., M.A. PMB- NOT PICTURED I-IUL-CEE M. ACTON A.B., A.M., Ph.D. I I MARGARET D. SIZEMORE I A.M., D.N. I I I I I . HARRY K. MARTIN, JR. JAMES VV, MARCHAND Ae., MA. BA., M.A, , EW if Religion , . . f W, . ft' 3' L f 'Q' I iw-f 4 N., S A ' D , x . ' ' ffm V f noe - I. V fl : , ,Y I L iyqs. .5 gs.. ,c ,J L X, , ',, il -,. jf., ' ' . F inf Z O V Z . .OF ' f , . -' f- -W ' in 'M 2' J 4 4? A ., ,' . 4: ' 1' ' wt.. M ., 'i'. -J ,. J 1 ' ' -f 'VW-1' -V , 'ffff 5 uf- QK25' vi,,, ' . -' i ' Q-, hwk 'W ., s ,, ,, L .H Q., ,. . ng-L ,.,J. ,- ,li-8?-7.7.5. -f, Vi' -- K 1'fj.', , .KJ Y I' Q A .W 1 I ,,,,9i,:f:.gggq:g W' J A ' J mf. lg' wuz 2 ,. A fl f L fffltjfg- . I . -Q f -'wk 4 ,03 JAMES H. CHAPMAN AB., A.M., Th.M., Ph.D. PARKS REDWINE AB., Th.D. RAY F. ROBBINS AB., Th.M,, mo., Pho. NOT PICIURUJ VERNON G. DAvusoN AB., AM., Pho. 'Ja 1 Ja cf V. I ' ' f '4' , if 1 'Q J .J 1 .I J 2 . s W v --...L ROBERT ALLEN PROCTOR, JR. JOHN HALL JONES AB., M.S. AB., med., Edo. Nor PICTURED L P S y C h O I O g MARY ELIBABETL-1.FORMAN AB AM Music NOT PICTURED GEORGE W. KOSKI BM., A.M. NEWTON STRANDBERG B.Mus.Ed., M.M. ANTHONY RAISIS BS., AM. RALPH D. ERICKSON Is.M., MA. , V. L A .I , ,, A., . I V I I . '- Q K5 I 7:5 y z . .' 4 .Q 5 rf . , , JI? 3 nfl . . . f' A yi ax , rm . KA ti- Z .-I ' ,i'ffi Ig1 4 -V .pi .3 i H 1 ' A. F' P-3-.l.,-' . 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Impressions of the cycle of emotions from the lost feeling of a freshman . . . . . . . through the growing confidence of the sophomore and iunior years . . . . . . to the lost feeling that the Senior once again feels as he faces an uncertain world, tightly holding in his hand his treasured diploma. lass Qi H Fllllf Nix M 71 i' V . -QQ A A Q' Wiz 'frm' 'xi 5' s 'N ff X in X N ?f4 xY9v'7Q1!,.,, Q' 'F' w I ,,. 2 V N l 1 I I 1 I lvl H Flhlb -nf X A -P n if 543,33 LQ z'f,:mEw W 5 V 2 ff 4 1' aiquh 154 ,,,4a-4 SQULOVS ABERNATHY, JUANITA WINIFRED Foods and Nutrition Secretary, Home EC Club Bessemer AMBERSON, TALMADGE RICHARD Religion Birmingham ANDERSON, ANN FADELY Pharmacy Birmingham ARNOLD, EARL History and Religion Florence AYERS, METTA V. Social Studies Birmingham BARNES, MARTIN N. Pharmacy Sheffield BARNES, ROBERT CARSON, JR. Psychology Trident, Beta Pi Theta, Cheerleader, Ministerial Association, Mission Band. Birmingham BARNETT, CHARLES L. History U J ,, ' 1 K JN M J 'il si. ily Z' r e. fx , ff .f is 1 1 T W t llw1- H , x KQV A I, . 1-F,,.f'f all 'f QS... . 1 I Birmingham .- 5 , i f 4, 'ow '7 ,l? :ard THE BIG WHEELS Shcrrcr, Pics. Irons, V. Pres, Bradford, Sec. Jones, Tieas. ,1 5 i i l l l i Zi BARR, EDITH SUE Accounting Hypatia, Alpha Delta Pi, Band, Secretary of C. P. A. Auxiliary, Pan-Hellenic Council. Centralia, Illinois BROWN, PHIL CROUCH Pharmacy Knoxville, Tennessee BUCHANAN, ANNE Drama BlLLlNG,iiEc:LmC5il:gRLES L' Who's Who, Hypatia, Vice Pres. Alpha Delta C. Ph A' Auxmory Pi, Masquers, Scops, Choir, B. S. U. Greater Birmingham Council, Sigma Delta. . Birmingham BOWDEN, ROBERT CLECKLER Physical Education H-Club, P. E. Maiors, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha. Birmingham BOX, JENNINGS Business Administration Fairfield BRANYON, JACK WILSON History B. S. U., Mu Alpha Chi, International Relations Club, American International Relations Club. Fayette BARR BILLINGSLEY BOWDEN l o l li l ll i '33 A l :A BROWN l' l 'F BUCHANAN BURNETTE in W lt BURNETTE, TlPTON LEON Science Stanton BUTTRAM, REBECCA EPPES Social Science Gardendale CLEVENGER, CHARLES EDWARD Pre-Medical Bessemer BOX BRANYON X5 4 il W'wh BUTTRAM i AQ., .4 I CLEVENGER 4 S 4 SQUICVS CLINE, JAMES RALPH, JR. Religion Ministerial Association Palmerdale CLINKSCALES, JULIAN EDGAR, JR. History Ministerial Association Wetumpka, Alabama COGGIN, RICHARD C. Religious Education H-Club, Male Chorus Mobile COUNTZLER, RICHARD P. Pharmacy Sigma Nu, Kappa Psi Greenville, Kentucky CREIGHTON, LANGLEY B. Accounting Alpha Kappa Psi Pensacola, Florida CUMBIE, HAROLD EDWARD Education Birmingham CUMBIE, HAROLD LEWIS History Ministerial Association Dothan DAVIS, CHARLES WYNN Religion Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Pi, Mu Alpha . A -A I I A QV' ' l I s.. , Q.. Ita Chi, A Cappella Choir, Who's Who, Pres. B. S. U. '51, Executive Council '52, Centre A 1 I - I I I I I ij' 4 - I I I 'II 5 K 1 Z., I si aw ,I I ' A 3 I Ia we I I I I Q., I , . I 'Fr S '+I -L.. I --. I 'E 40 LR 5 QI I I I It I l ME!! It il it X , I 1: i i. i i, ii I I 1 i TI II : mls i X Y I ' DAVIS, DURVVOOD RICHARD, JR. ENGLISH, HARRY M. l Business Administration Economics Commerce Guild, Sigma Nu, Spanish Club Pi Kappa Alpha, Spanish Club, Italian Club, Columbiana Alpha Kappa Psi, Interfraternity Council. Birmingham il pi DIETZMAN, CLOYCE M. II Religion EooTE, PAUL J. B Orlando, Florida Physical Education Ip Birmingham DOUTHIT, JAMES DAVID, JR. 'I Religion EoRBus, KENNETH Y. lil Ministerial Association Music Fi Inverness Mu Alpha Chi lp Alexander City i I DUNLAPI PAUL 'WNY GARDNER, JULIA ANN 'A Religion History I Kappa Phi Kappa, Ministerial Association, Phi MU, Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Spanish Club. MCCGHG Birmingham . GARMON, CLYDE NEVILLE, JR. EMENS, FRED G. pharmacy Pgarmacy Kappa Psi Q ecolur Birmingham I i i DAVIS DIETZMAN DOUTHIT DUNLAP EMEN5 . I d K il ' A ti. 'Y X5 i naar i , A.,,1' I its I i w l ENGLISH FOOTE FORBUS GARDNER GARMON X Q ' I 5 l - PM ' 'W-Rm... ' ' I., - X. , ,V w ' y M 'in 'QM :E W A ' V. I GARRETT, HENRY WALLACE 1 , R Accounting 1 .1 lnterfraternity Council, Alpha Kappa Psi, Beta Pi Theta, Ornicron Delta Kappa, C. P. A. Auxili- fi F .'l-' 'fl-75 20 ary, Lambda Chi Alpha, Editor ot '52 Entre Nous. ' ' Birmingham I L GOODE, JOSEPH LEE Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha GOLDEN, OTIS L. Religion Kappa Phi Kappa Athens Birmingham GRAY, JOHN ROBERT English Ministerial Association, Mission Band Langdale GREEN, RAY F. Religion Winfield LN GREENE rHoMAs EDWARD ' Religion .- Mission Band, Ministerial Association, Baptist if g W Student Union. N. ' 4' Whistler is oreirriisi, JAMES c. if i' if Pharmacy A' I, Ashland A HAFNER, JAMES ALEXANDER .vw ,,,,,, N. HU! f' vww'11sHNsDv -.-wi.. 1 N-. Pharmacy Kappa Psi Birmingham W . 5 'Q f. SPRING IS HERE! ,af l'i f .MY we 'CZ' HAOAN, JACK WAYNE HARRIS, SELWYN H. Pharmacy Religion Kappa Sigma, Kappa Psi, American Chemical Pensacola, Florida Society. East Fort Williams HALL EARL M HARTLEY, AUBREY BRYAN Religion , lihslory , , Birmingham Baptist Student Union Greater Council, Mis- sion Band, Ministerial Association. HANNAH, GENE AUSTIN MO '9Ome'Y Religion Birmingham HENDERSON, R. MELVIN HARDIN, SAMUEL TERRELL Religion pharmacy Mission Band, Male Chorus, Band, President of Kappa Psi, American Pharmaceutical Association HARRELL, EARNEST GRAHAM Ministerial Association. Eutaw Religion Birmingham HERRIN, ELLIOTT cLAYroN Accounting and Economics HARRIS, KATHLEEN HILTON Senior Senator, Intertraternity Council, Treas- Biology urer Alpha Kappa Psi, Pi Kappa Phi. Double Springs Birmingham HAGAN HAM HANNAH HARoiN HARRELL ga' 't lr . i 4, 1' 'W-.V Q ll' 'Q il L1 HARRIS HARRIS HARTLEY HENDERSON HERRIN 'L .- ii ' . ? X.. 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Pharmacy American Chemical Society, American Pharma- ceutical Association, Kappa Psi. Birmingham J 'V' lygf will f, '14, ' , .A 2 , x rr vs, 'K S ' 'sf N A -ng., QT KENNEDY, ELLIS DAWSON Business Administration C. P. A. Auxiliary Birmingham KENT, WALTER, JR. Human Relations Phenix City KEY, LOGAN Pharmacy Sigma Nu, Kappa Psi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Senior Senator, American Pharmaceutical Associ- Carthage, Tennessee KREMER, WILLIAM M. Business Administration Omicron Delta Kappa Birmingham LEA, JOHN PAUL Pharmacy American Pharmaceutical Association Jackson, Mississippi KENNEDY KENT LESTER, I-IAZEL HURTT Religion Ii I Beta Pi Theta, Library Club, Baptist Student I Union, Kappa Pi. Birmingham LOLLEY, W. RANDALL Psychology Alpha Phi Omega Samson MAI-ION, PATRICK M. Business Administration Birmingham I MAPu5s, JAMES B. I Religion Whistler KMARTIN, WILLIAM DOYLE 5 Music Alpha Phi Omega l Gadsden I KREMER LEA 4 r ! I 1 4 ' . i GQ s E 'V . 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Gadsden MOODY, JOAN BURROUGHS Home Economics Phi Mu, Home Economics Club Fairfax MURRAY, ELAINE Social Studies Kappa Delta Pi Oneonta NABORS, LYRA HOLLIS Music Mu Alpha Chi, Baptist Student Union, national Relations Club, A Capella Choir. Birmingham NAISH, JACK English Kappa Delta Pi Birmingham MOODY NORTON, EUGENIE MAY History Beta Pi Theta, Future Teachers of Scops, President of French Club. McLean, Virginia NUNNELLY, B, l'l. Business Administration Alpha Kappa Psi, Student Senate, Treasurer and Student Auditor of Student Body. Birmingham NUNNELLY, CLARA J. Business Administration Birmingham PARKER, S. EMMETT,-JR. French Delta Sigma Phi, Beta Pi Theta, Masquers Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Pi, French Club Business Manager, Bull Pup, Assistant Editor Entre Nous '51 . Birmingham PATTERSON, HERBERT W. Religion Dadeville NABORS NAISH ilk .: mf I . ri, Y r li ,if s, NORTON NUNNELLY NUNNELLY PARKER - .,'k' Y J 9' 1 T 1 ,ft . , 2' it TX - 2-V . x ' ETB ,., V is f' Q rr' - gs , ! ' - ,' . 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RICHARPIESON, JACK L. Religion E armacy Ministerial Association Vergreen Demopolis ROWAN, GLORIA ANN e , auitsiisieiw, OSCAR LEON, Jia. History l BvSineSS AfimlfT.l5TVC1TlOn l-lypatia, Student Senate, Who's Who, B. S. U. AlPlWO KOPPO PSI: Pl G0mm0 MU Executive Council, President, Y. W. A. l Birmingham Attalla A l RANKIN, JOE DlLLlARD X i Sociology SAMPLE, EUGENE I, Kappa Phi Kappa, Male Chorus, Ministerial Speech Association. x SFOPS Nashville, Arkansas B m'n9l'0m I l l 3 RANK'El5C,EfZ3E BWLY smsioeizs, MARY HELEN ' Y S ' IS ' l Kappa Pi, Band: Women's Chorus Koppo g,iIGFUfJ?jl?f2GCherS Mobde Birmingham l PRICE PRUITT QUINNELLY RANKIN IANKIN 9 rl fm. nf-E , E 'Y' . Ln...-if i A Y if K, its l I REESE RICHARDSON RowAN SAMPlE SANDERS l ,'f?'4 ' ...QP its vlqn, pq, -rs' ,., '94 wh- . ' X i li YS SAVVYERS, MARY JO Physicol Educcition Birmingham SCOTT, HENRY THOMAS, JR. 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Nc gg' A '01 , . um K 19711, , It . ,, , r , i I I I' Some we won - some we tied and some we also ran . . . . but all are impressed in our memory for future retelling . . . . . . . with the addition of many years and quite a few pounds avoirdupois. thletics 5 1 N w s Q V I r , 1 D 1 ., , s K. if ' . r fr K. F . LM . PM I 'ms 'm l I Thrau h These Portals have passed many a hopeful specTaTor Ta waTch an- aTher Thrilling game by The Howard Bulldogs. WheTher deTeaTed ar viclarious They knew Their Team Ta be Tl-IE TEAM. -va V,-..,,....... . , ,M I . --V ,vm sigh., M. 4 3 I 3 xi Sfgsgx Eg1,n. :i,-119,x',3,z,q4.r.pH, ,fi ag Y -2 ,- 5, 4. ' 112'-:f t-' K1 -- 5 5, I 5, ' , G, ip,-..'gn,h,j.: T5 1- i ,.x. , -Q .. v . IG.-if , M. 324,17 ' iflftf Q V 'N ., .,, . c . . , ., , 'fm-' 4' fall 'wg '7 ' vi,-wang I X QQ, YKE7, bww. 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If A: 5 ,NLL ,-..A3iL,- ' '- I-'Q . ff- Q ff-X-5, - ' c , ,. 4,54 -5 f ' .5 'Li' 5' Sift'-sm - .- . -.ra ,L . 7 '1 -P --' , ' W 5, f 1s ' f fi an-.gz'x,,-'E' n , 1' 41 Q, A. : D s 13'1lg1LQ, 1,1 3' ,L 'ext .E V W I - , rw , 1-ii , , a i s rx ' . y..-., 1 , f if , A Hb n. i zi355.x,gA 3,3 .i ,,wg.,, 0, 5151.34 i I, '. - .-I Q Eff' fm: wi 1 'mf.'H,-..,-ss nz . ' 531 ikfit Q, 'rfb .. 45, ,, , U, S., x - . l .- - . -uf J T5 cg,-.qi .Hn c:Axlf,'g,ygQf3i,5qX , '.-f.r 1's3,j . , H' i ' A ,, - it f'fgi3'i -:-cg'fM2:,a f ' 'W 5-1'-5-am it-2, ',g':-ff?.iQsi'2Ris.i 5 .wo I 'hi' 'gag ,Su 3 5 s t -.557 X ,I fbi? 2+ 4 35 '51 'Z M ' X 5. L? 'G Q 'ww Q 'gtg' , EARL GARTMAN Coach Gartman began his career at Howard as a student. He obtained his bachelor's degree here and his masters from Peabody. Then he returned to How- ard to coach and teach physical educa- tion. i l l l 7 i i ll 4-P JOHN DAY Coach Day majored in physical ed. and health at Tennessee Poly. He obtained his masters at Peabody and coached at Joe Bradley High School at Huntsville. He began this season at Howard as line coach for the football team. 'X P -Q -..E,n:n:.......-...-.-----...--.-1. 4 J WU? 5 ii U an H. ..,.,,4 .M 4 if it 'ith fi ' 5 A , A Q 5 I, H W N I Sigue ' -. x s ni K F XD WD ri tba THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS TOM McCLENDON, Back Tom, one of the best all- round athletes at Howard in the last tew years, was voted the best senior back on the team. Perhaps his best play was an 89-yard punt return against Miss. College. CHARLES MAZE, Guard Charley Pixie Maze was voted the outstanding line- man ol the Bulldogs. Maze hit 'em and hit 'em hard. His best game was against Jacksonville State. .vlkfrktx gre ,s bin! eil? 5 .-iq' V Q S PHIL POWELL, End PowelI's coreer or Howord hos been brief but very produciive. He showed his best in The Florence gome when he cought four posses Q from Bowden. I i A 1 i I rears , LF. wig. 5 , L iff1ffT'? 4 Kwai SIDNEY SCOTT, Bock Sidney, o Freshrnon, is o big, hord-charging bock. The vice- president of his Freshmen closs, he looks To o fine future os o full- bcick. PAUL FOOTE, Tackle Poui is big ond is one of the rnosf rugged of The Howard line- men. He ployed good bcill ond is cn fine defensive performer n-,-gf, I. N ,Q ,3'?' A. ,515 et' ll FRANK YANCEY, Tackle This 220-pound Freshmon foclcle from Anniston Turned in o credit- obie job in his first crock of col- lege boll. U1 VINCENT GIBSON, End Vince, who hoils from Wood- lown vvos o pleosont surprise To Cooch Gortrnon of end. A rug- ged performer, he cought Three TD posses in one gome. HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD ,..s . . HOWARD 'k TOMMY JEFFERSON, Back Next to McClendon, Tommy wos probobly the Teom's best running bock. He is smoll, but lost ond elusive. He ron very well ogoinst Mississippi College. 5 GSOH 6 FLORENCE , . . T9 MISS. COLLEGE 14 MILLSAPS .... T 41 UNION . . A O SEWANEE . , . 19 JACKSONVILLE HOMECOMING 30 6 27 O 41 I9 THE GAMES A srnozliing second period wos oll thot the Florence Stote College Lions needed to mork up o 30 to 6 win in I-loword's opening gome of the seoson. The Lions scored oll of their points in thot one period ond then settled bock to check o pressing Howord offense for the remoinder of the gome. How- ord's only score come from o short poss from Bowden to McClendon. Howord scored oll their points in the first two periods ogoinst Missis- sippi College, scoring T9 points ogoinst the Choctows' 6. The three scores come from o long punt return by McClendon, o poss from Bowden to Pow- ell, ond o run by Doily. In their first gome on home ground Howord trounced Union by o score of 41 to O. The Bulldogs scored three times in the first holf ond three times in the second holf while Union could come no closer thon the Howord TO- yord line. 4 fsffwatff' sf Q ,t.,,x'. 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Tom played a good deal at guard last season. l-le was one ot the big men and slione in the game wth Union. TOM U PSHAW, Guard F B 1 .M 5- . 4 R -f- 4-:'6f'?.'- fy , -A 1 'aw Lf, 4 i .fi . 'QV , ' .ZA ,.4 z2, :Wt BEN BANCROFT, Tackle BILL MARSH, Center An iniury kept Ben from action late in the season, but he was a standout early in the year. He will see a lot of action in seasons to come. An iniury kept Bill from any late-season action, but Irie lettered and did exceptionally well in the time he did play. Jack is a scrapping end wlno Bob was a capable end last lilces to play the game. l-le is a season. l-Ie is very fast and can promising comer in the future. cliase a play and nail the runner. JACK WHITLEY, End BOB GRIFFITH, End n.r' Q TL 'fl 'Wax fr 4' J 'E i .fif,L,'.1x1,:l,y ,114 ' A: V t -5 A-1 .iv-E it ,.,'gigi - ' '.Q 'vvash ' :ii tl .1 find A 'fztsalj 5 s A H 3.4-:iq ' 2-' QQ. v, , , ':.' 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MILLSAP5 vs. HOWARD SPUD WALLACE, Back Spud, from Woodlciwrw, played fullback but did some passing be- sides his runningr He looked good against Union, throwing a touch- down pass. For the Homecoming Game the Bulldogs were defeated by Millsaps as the Maiors scored three touchdowns in the last halt. The score was 27 to I4 with Howard on the little end. Hearn, Smith, Maze and Laney stood out in line plays. X2 is QE?-le,.'f?ifSiQf? ii., ' if' ebaii-:IG gliiiililii -.'i:?!:fi,. 8 1' W flag' 'fx f:?'l4 i s 'f gffffg' yrfgzgl-5? -'. fbi il' 'L'i.f 'ziftza gif' .7 W 'H .xl .-V:N!I3.':V!Q. , s ,Yip s-A., xjQ,i'A.:5,29:i.. .L - ,w gf Tiff iv ifi7Q,1'x all ,gay g 1 5,,,3f,y, .Q .,1gff'fw2f. A :.fw.?S':f .M.yif1 ' . ' xv . s wi i . r 1 ' f -:VT ur, ' 'ilu . 2 1 . !,. 4 f' 'H . '1 ' mf ' Of , .wifi f .fm . saw Yi.: wi Q , friansvw U , V pgguif fTg:fgyf4vwi1i is r f'?'0,,f -i-,gm ,WB Q f f 4, ' i , ,, '1f :F 4 4 fi H , ' 'Ii l CJ if' 1, . 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' ,,.r 1 , 'Z X ' ,, 45 4 ,fr g it N Sr , 1 t , Y 1 Q I Q i ' is T My 1, f rf 5 rf. fi- 2 . .i , 2? fs Q, ,ff .1 V 3 1 is . 'Of man 4 i .1 Q ,Agia .irwf fx, 14 if . 1 ' v- v - . : A 2 '- ' ' 'f ' ' 1 ' .. ',,-'.N,, , ,. g. , Q,n,pK,3laKg5s Qi. , 1432 ' - . ' -Q. M . 9 Zz, G1 iff: Q 'H' gf' ' to ' ' 1 f, , 17 2 W 15' c. BOB DAILY, Back Bob did not play all the season, but looked very good running in the part he did play. From Wood- lawn, he was a quarterback but was switched to left halt. SEWANEE vs. HOWARD A tough Sewa nee team defeat- ed Howard by a score ot 4l to O. A light snow tell during most of the game. This and the fact that the Bulldogs just couldn't organize a drive cost them the game, The game took place at Sewanee. Q 'W 371 F ,yu -' nl-v2.1 . - g.'5Tigf: ' ' if . ' -T Yiesfiyrrr ll I Afgtiiffz' 5, ' ' ., 5 . 4 I ff'- eh vi, 'Y '. an yfr 's r Q 4 N In-K 4-24: Wfsfll n Y Thug f' HW? .Qaxgi 4 me -'A 'ff fair? JOE DEAN, Back COLE SKELTON, Guard Joe was a Freshman back who Cole, the President ot the Stu- Iooked good tor his small size. dent Body, kicked most of the Bull- He makes up tor his lack of size dog's extra points-left tooted. A with speed. plugging guard, he turned in ex- cellent games against Union and Miss. College. Ben, center from Woodlawn is Big Tal did very well in his tirst a big and rugged competitor. Howard appearances. He was All-State at High S. BEN THOMPSON, Center TALMADGE SMITH, Tackle l tg . sw f' ' -51.-1 . .' 'f 99. J.. X 1, fx 'if .rl-,lil , u .3 4 xd' Y X w li . b , ' .Lg v, V .,- I . 1 X.. ' ' 'V a . V. W. -Z w t . is 1 T Q :H .4 Q, . ,. - -nf , l A , f'f- A f, i ,, , ., - - . i ,n. '. 4 , i I x ' i f. f 1. i i T, i i RAY THOMPSON, Tackle CHARLES HILL, Guard MARCUS MARTIN, End Roy sow o lot of oction ot toclcle Clwrles, O l:feSl1mOf1 lormerly of MOVCUS WGS llV5l-Slflng end TOV this pggt geggon Gnd will See more Huntsville, is olso o boseboll ond Q the Bulldogs for port of the yeor next seoson. bC1Sl4eTbC1ll player. ond is o hord mon to get oround. ll JACKSONVILLE vs. HOWARD ll l The lost seoson gome sow Howord ploy their heorts out ogoinst o heovily-tovored ll Jocksonville Stote teoirn, tying, lf?-19. Moze, Norred, Skelton, ond Thompson were yl tops in the line. The scoring by quorters tor both ot the teoms wos identicol. First quor- A ter, 6 points, second, 7 points, third, 6 points, ond the fourth sow no scoring. Q i l l i i l 1 l T asketball SWG A. elif . R aw N , 'Hifi M ,M .4 Q, fgziff A ,, Q, and ' ka tg fazjwwm X ai MF A K' :Vi ' ' , K , ' 233 ,.f'UieQ, KRW ., Q,.g',v.3 Q f gg Us ., f ,,,x :gawk ,la 'QW Q as W, P' , , W fi g x,, , za it IQ ILM. . I I N , b A G . ' 54 3 - A :A 51' T12 -wg fl? Ri , we 'H 2 4m'5jT'3 1 'M ,4 was 1 wp , , ggggs' awww , 4' ,H - 54954 5,1 ,Mggya nf M, Ml' WW' V, Q A4Q ?'w .wake W 'Q W ff' r ' rf ,eff , i Howmzo d Q 4 5 5 NEXT mmf W -3 wif me - we gr W 1, 44,3-w ,Q s 1 ,,,. 'ff i , Q u V M, K l fi is W or x my ii1Wg wwf .. .lr 2 0 , M271-V M5 I 'X 'W' Q V , N if 'V K KQQ 58:2 f Y ' ak 5 ' 2 k V . ,I af ' . ax .ig awk' I Q 540. , , 1 A il ' , V ' x :lb V .W km, . X r - ' 'ig V QQ? wry,-fa . x 1-If Y W - A ,,, Q- . 1. was 1 -'ff N f' 5 , 5 5 . H L, U , if, Wfgiiz,-Q4 MP -xf N EM Q - r A' ,, 'U' a r 5 Ya in .msgs V Q 3 'g,,r,,g. ' 2 fQ,, ?f 'W' ' V i Egg, Y' ' X- -95 M in . an . H J A h ,M .v,, X. N ,sq 55, f., t ,i Ms W' 2 sz.: we . Many an anxious eye has watched the hands of the score- board as they measured the last few precious minutes and seconds of a Close game. HOWARD, .. 56 JOE COON, Center The 6' 3 center hos now won two letters for Howord ond hos two seosons to go. He wos second only to Morris Jocobs in Howord scoring this post seoson. JACK HARWELL, Forward The 6' 2 Murphy High grodu- ote won his second letter lost seo- son, ond will return in his senior yeor. Jock performs well under the bockboords. U16 Season SEWANEE . .. HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD ,4., HOWARD HOWARD AUBURN AUBURN TROY ....... FLORENCE . . , MERCER THE ....77 ...ae o ...,69 U ...62 T S I. ....,..7O BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN .,,,. SI T MILLSAPS A MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE ........i 49 N BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN ...,. 67 TROY I . ...I74 D rLoi2iDA soutnciaisi 62 ' SEWANEE , . . ,..i66 N JACKSONVILLE STATE 91 G FLORENCE . . , I, ....., ..., 8 2 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE ..,. ..., 6 2 P JACKSONVILLE STATE . MERCER ,......72 .W84 L SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY H62 A MILLSAPS Y E R LARRY wiisorsi, Guard Little Lcirry wos Cl pleoscint sur- prise to Cooch Gortrnon. In scor- ing he wos third, He is lost ond on excellent defensive performer. Joke not only led Howord in scoring but wos first in the city in per-gorne overoge. Leoder of the cogers he occounted for 397 points. MORRIS JACOBS, Forward ss... m.f4-r,,1ar,,. ' I- ' mir 11 ai them. ibmilfggfl VINCENT GIBSON, Guard JOE BREWER, Center This fine Freshman athlete from Woodlawn played most of the sea- son on the B team, where he was the team's high scorer, He was moved to the varsity and played opposition. guard. Howard's I95I-52 basketball season turned out to be a success. The team was to face tough opposition including such teams as Auburn, Florida Southern, and Jacksonville State. Since the squad had lost several men by graduation too much was not expected. Starting slowly, the team began to click and wound up winning half of its twenty-two games. Two players dominated the squad. Morris Jacobs began to be called Mr, Howard at the end of the season. Joe Coon was a mainstay under the basket, Coon at center, Jacobs and Phil Powell at forward, and Larry Wilson and Tom Jefferson at guard turned out to be Howard's starting five for most of the season. Freshmen played a surprisingly large part in the season. Four boys were moved up from the B team, these were Vin- cent Gibson, Joe Brewer, Charles Hill, and Fred Wolfe. Sonny Roark saw some action at forward as did Charles Mullican at guard. Sweeping a two game series with B'ham Southern the Bull- dogs received the Omicron Delta Kappa trophy. CHARLES HILL, Guard Lefty was, alsg Q star Qn the This all-round I:l'eSI'tmOrt athlete B team until his fine work earned played on the B team until him a varsity post for a few games. called up for a little varsity action. His left-handed shot confuses the He is a very good prospect in fu- ture seasons. Phil nailed down a first-string forward iob. At 6' 2 he is fast and agile. He is a sophomore. PHIL POWELL, Forward ,.n,,, - K4 V w uw ' M . 11 w F' j V V , 5 v L gg L -' -ixliixi ' 4 Nm., .1 -P' -rf r Q s ' T ' Q xi Q, 5 . 1 X' ..,.' fn g .,- -, li W3-:xi- , -5 T. il ' x ' 3 W -ws. ... ., ,. , Wynn rx-3 sul. A 4- ,v K , mga.: N, f s :M L y ,I X ' lk-,ymu -mv. ,- I TOM JEFFERSON, Guard FRED WOLFE, f:,.w.::.,f . K- . ri 4,112 . ' . 'Eb-z ummm, H c ixg C i X 'x P .' ilk' Q, 1 pix :QQ ,f - ,, - ' fx. is 1-LN Y i fl K 'K' kv- f' i :Tins 7' 9 ' I 'u .'- -ai' ,Q , .. f. In ' 1 ' ff. ' ' ms ' :fm , . Guorcl i Although The lighiesi mon on This roll Freshmon surprised fhe squad, Tom is lost, shihy, ond Coach with his good work on the io good defensive player. He wos B feom, ond ployed o little for ici husiler all the vvoy. The vorsiiy of guord. i THE TEAM Tlif' liji,-, li iiiu il lliii ' ': iii .-.iili ni q Miiixii Qi .5 ,'L,l in tly- Y i lf! C' li ' 'F' VT C i' lYifii.ilIX1,11I ijiiT llowiiiwl los? mf .aim i, iiiilgf l.i1l1riil,i-4 FQf,:,',x:5- i .f'. on UQ-r':is Jriygilf .wifii 'i 5. lfiil ol 397 piwiriif, ici liiil if-of ioii. The fijijiiii lids wow ffir'iiiiwii.ii'iQ piujiiliiililinfi iii,--T Wfrfilf' uiider rlw oiipcilslff giuiiliiiice of Qoocli Eoi! Gwlriiijiii, B TEAM . ....,,,...f., -V MY J Q ' 1 Baseball JI 'i' .. '1 'dw r 1' ! MY -9' I 6 4 rr V - , -5 Yee. , . 'M u . T A A af - -.QM HU ' PWS l al' A F Aux if w si iffggfi ,kb nf MQK1: ,gf K, A gm, , 4, fl ', V - x , . fs. ig , e . sg M wav-HI ., A . A 'X 1' I , ,.f,,Akl . A- , ' L ' ' 1 .- 'Qs :fg-i':'?' 71.5 ' T?'7i!F T22 ' 1 '11, f .GHS 5 1 'T' 1 3 7 11 'ii , ,A ' j Vafllik 'F i- J 2 if-' ' , xr W 5, g if is ..4:,K?5A ,-rx T wal' ,' ' 2 ,. . ' v, ' f '- , f' fb ff ' I . Q 5, flfiffmff, ,aa , aw?-, ,, 'las' 5:2 fmfi fn- is ' . V. .1,'.-ifffigfv 'I vs. ' . ' I 'Z wk ,Y J , .4 iflxifnfj 'fix ff, X I ' 4 4 ' ' ' , .-4 ' li A ,il Q4 lay, fx' R'1t,fB':xX,gt. if A T f'f f li I7'r'f- ' J 2 4 r fy' pi, ','.i,ffi 'ixjlaf x'Y'ri.5g,1 f , Q . , ' T T I T, ,f x .ff 1 , . - vi? M1 .' T '1 v 4' Q Azz! 4' ' ,V T , v 1- 1 . -, , r . .fl J K 1 X .1 f. -K, A ' T ji 'fi is 1 I 'I' ' Vffiil it fl r,.,.',f'f, 1 'fn , IRE, y . 'fi2fW1ig?4,sa4fE'l2, wi T- 1.3 , s' 'W' 'Tw '1 'A g T ' s Q Sli ,, Y. f Q gk- 'F wa? ., Q 'F - 1597 ni ,Y JusT This season has a baseball scoreboard been added To Berry Field. This is a wonderTul addiTion and will elirni- naTe The guesswork on The parT ol The specTaTors in keeping up wiTh The score. 4 ? K , Q' I X , , . 'wr G ,yr ,. ,, R. J ' TF f Q 'L F1 sf! Q ht lonsrnvtw , , 4 xl. A, ., , . Li JG 'UN 'M fi L ' 'I :L ' I , 'il-'A-ll'M : X ,gf -.linfwqg - 44-sn, A 7 QIQQZQL5 . G L. - I , ' ' SYM? 'lv ff- '- gr- Y' ' . . , 1. gg '22-fiiffff MBE., 252 'ifffi f L , 'Ag 9' b , A I I ,flvhix ' eu-ff ' .If1V- :pg , ,. V., .-'vit Q A Y. N JACK HARW-ELL HAMBONE MILLICAN 3rd Bose Left Field Ulf' ason HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD ,,..,,.. 9 HOWARD HOWARD UNIV. OF GEORGIA ,,.. AUBURN ...,, NO. GA. ST. TEACHERS COLL ,... LIVINGSTON .. AUBURN .,,.. SOUTHWESTERN SOUTHWESTERN MILLSAPS ..... MILLSAPS .,,., MISS. COLLEGE MISS. COLLEGE Marion ....... MERCER ..,... MERCER ....,. JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE SOUTHWESTERN MARION ..... FLORENCE .. FLORENCE .. BENNY PEACOCK I sr Bose TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME FRED WOLFE 3rd Bose Q an une. E 'fQ ' AAA' Q '- ' W' wwvlim 3 J ' 4 uw ref ,W WM, 1 ko W ,yr f ' 'if mdk JOE DEAN HONEY CUTCLIFFE TOM MCCLENDON Cofcher Fronse hod o record of strike-oufs with cr fotol of 60 men formed or The plofe. Morris .locobs led the leum in runs bolted in ond home runs. Wolfe wcas second in runs bolted in. As o whole the Teom vvos excellent. . M, , Q.. 5,1 Q r l V, 1 it Q' 4 . EVP' 'S '-fx 2nd Bose GENE HANNAH Pitcher 1' x . if r .1 . ,, Shortsrop Ba JO 1 .,r - HN RASBERRY lst Bose 1 - ra, Q X' ,., ww .....,, Q.. Q 1 Magus, Q. , 3 -x x 15 xi S 2 w . 4. xv ' - - ' ., x sw C 'lsu . ' H ' ifx h If ga'-J ' I rn . Q V- A ova 4 N :Ji-f 'Nt 1 ..-nk Qi' lf , R - X x. nf' ' ffxj. 'X . - ff 1 r- 24 '- .ig 3 ' 5' . f, X, A rm: e f ,f 5' 'nina ,SQ fw'2'H454 4l!n V A rf-. N . f' fs, ' Nw 1 .' gf. .xl :- ,5. 95,12 5 ma fl- ' . J'-E-8' - ff. 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BOBBY BOWDEN JEFF MARTIN Right Field Pitcher Ba ball FRED WOLFE HONEY CUTCLIFFE 3rd Bose 2nd Bose if 'BF ,-1. .sf '51, Tennis Granduation took many of.Howard's time tennis players last year but at the some time left us tour fine men. Pictured below are Dudley Wilson, James Pickle, James Cart wright, and Edward St. John. Wilson was captain of the team this year. THE TENNIS TEAM g,,:f,tyLi,gf ' X , 55 Qu, ,,1!.,'j9 L3 I Q H f. 'f 1 XV, '4 Track -o-..... v-W ' c ' .. , C .. ., X Q X !, f X :V A X ,f ! , ,R I WY FIR, . C+ XXX- . ' W 4 - . Q' ls, J XJ! f Haag T L, Q., K ' 1 'fix I L f .f ll 3 x fc! fxf ii if A I Hovvc1rd's cindermen hod ci lciir yeor. They were defected by Sewonee, Mercer but won over Emory, Souihwesiern, cmd Mississippi College. In The Dixie Conference Hovvord come out third. Pictured ot Left Front Row, Left to Right-George Irons, 440-880, Bob Griffith, high ond low hurdles, Sidney Scott, high ond low hurdles, Roy Riddle, Shotbpuf ond discus, Cori Franklin, 440, Bill Kremer, l00-220 cmd brood iump, Joe l-lorris, mile ond 2 mile, Gerold Bloclcburn, 220-440. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Coach John Day, Manager Roy Vance, Bill Williamson, 4405 Sonney Roarlc, 440-880, Pete Brown, high lump, Joe Brewer, mileg George l-layes, 880 and high iump, Frank Yancey, shot put and discus, Bill Zarzar, pole vault, Victor Moon, lOO-200-440-high iump, broad jump and shot put, Manager Buddy Pittman. Kremer was forced to take ci back seat later in the season because ot an infected toe. Under the guidance of Coach John Day the cinderrnen put up a good tight wherever they have gone. 34 'xv' 'I' . t.. 42:2 fm., 15 c Ki-.m '-,N 'fm 'WE-'QKXQ 5 wwf - ' P E53 xv Q ji 1 4 ,J ,, -Q' j ,Q A1 fs Y l L,-r l M fa R ,'i767'7,, Yi gsm ,' ,43iU'f3,.., ffm, M - . 1-S gvd, 93 X xxx 41 . .1 V' -'six' U1 , sv A -6, x 53 ggi f r , f' . w ifi , ' f .-' ,fe A ' 4ff,fQ,fz .4 , 'ffflf' ' ff, 3, , mf? , 35. g f 1 1 . 1 . A t jfiigig gli? 1 ' ,441 'L ,4 ,' .V . , , f af ,.- 4. L 1 A 'A L 4 r 4 . 'sffiilf .- J ' Y W . , ,1 1 f. ff' ,J ,F --1 4.1 f A .M is x -lm, I' Q e M ,N . '41 1 - 1 W, ,Wy .., .. X . 'A . , Afa,..,g, X M, A. ,jmswf ' .I 'Q V -U 0 -' 1' ,- ,., 4 . V 5, Af: 1 V , Q A W new-X' ' .YM-,J A ' ,mimi J.::'??i',- 4' Snap The Cczgers s 4 11 , . MQ 9 . . , ., ,,,, Y ,,,.-v.a . ,,. .U Now, Don'T Try To Throw Thot Thing, Friend. S WHOA! T 8' M ' Intramural hamps INTRAMURAL BADMINTON F SINGLES H CHAMPION I STEELE I BEING Q CONGRATULATED f BY THE LCSER. MIDGE LOVVREY ELEANOR STEELE I PING-PONG CHAMPIONS DOUBLES JAMES PICKLE GENE HANNAH E61 Many and varnecl are the czctlvntles that round out our college years We retcun some sweet, some butter lmpressuons of our own partucupatlon Altogether they reflect the whole picture of our college life Q K t O 0 t 0 A l i 1 1 5 w 1 r A 5 I I H St dent Senate The l-loword College Student Sencite is the bosic unit of student self-government. The purpose of the Student Senote is to serve os o lioson between the students ond the foculty ond to promote o higher degree of school spirit ot Howord. As the highest student governing body on the compus, it is directly responsible to the student body for conducting its ottoirs ond monoging its funds. This group is re- sponsible tor our onnuol, our school poper, our freshmon hondbook, our student elections, H-doy ond Homecoming doy octivities. , ..'..-.ug-'aug if 1 fi. f 'Q y H33 ll , l M sy N, 1 Student Sencitors ond student officers ore chosen during the student body elec- tions eoch Moy. Senators ore elected by populor vote from eoch closs, while the officers of the Sencite ore elected by ond from the entire student body. The Presi' dent of the student body presides over the Student Senote ond the vice-president, sec- retory, treosurer, editor of the Bull Pup, oll closs presidents ond the student school oudi- tor ottend meetings cind vote cis do the sen- otors. T77 Y i limi J F ' ,+ is 5 PRESIDENT SKELTON Truly, this is one orgonizotion in which there is oll work ond no ploy. Every mem- ber of this highest honored group on the compus deserves our proise for executing such responsibility so well, Mr. R. E, Jenkins did on excellent iob this yeor os foculty odvisor for the senote. Anyone who occupies this position next yeor will hove difficulty filling his position. My E tre Nou Editor-in-Chief WALLACE GARRETT 05' .fl JACK TUCKER Organizational Editor GEORGE HAYES Assistant Editor S'-gwxx :Q g,1...:i.g6f, ' - ' vr' 14 Q' T - - ' ,tif qi- Gi' g,,fS5W ' ff 1.32 :,:f,!gv .fs Y 4 31'-vnq..,,,,4 1 Emmett Robinson Faculty Advisor The staff has done its best to bring to the students the best yearbook of the college's history. This is the first lithographed book which has been published for Howard College but the future will prove it to certainly not be the last. This is also the first time Howard College has done a summer book. All in all, with these two firsts this book is actually an experiment. Whether this Entre Nous is a successful experiment or not will' be proved only by you, the student. JOE GOODE ,Business Manager Nor Picruneo EMORY BURTON . . ............... ........ S ports Editor JAMES PICKLE . ,. . . . Assistant Sports Editor REED JACOWAY .... ,..,... P hotographer Th Crimson NELL TURNER Editor JOY RUTH WILLIAMS Assistant Editor EMMETT E. ROBINSON Faculty Advisor NELL TURNER Editor JOY RUTH WILLIAMS Assistant Editor Under the competent and never-ending guidance of the editor, Little Nell , this year's Crimson has been the best ever. It takes hard work to put out a paper the size and quality of the Crimson, but from the first issue to the last that hard work was there. Because of the amount of work put in this year's school paper, the iob of the editor for T953 will be a difficult one. The complete coverage of the schools happenings and activities was possible through the fine staff who worked with Nell. With- out them it would have been next to impossible to have done the iob she did. If' I .. ! .4 4 9 x., -.. A ,N .mg . '-..S..NxQ ll. ri -1- I . 3 A L xi H . 1, 6 .ga 63 hw. ' 5. 1, W '..-'SW , X454 'igkx 'r ypf ,,,... 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Vl'lll'lT:llx'r .xssiwx A X we 5 Q G0X iiR3- l :u'1W3' l l l ' V, YYLX5 llxt xxx-V ' i ,Qi ,T-1'n'J X H Sli Cl ll ID' T The Student Directory was edited this year by Bill Martin? lt is published by the Student Government Association and edited by Alpha Phi Cmega. The book is pub- lished for the sole purpose ot conveniently affording needed information to th faculty, and triends ot Howard College. e students, XJ' x Y' i Y X-. , Z X, . A ' V 1 , ,HG X' 1 ,,' ffm'-, , . v ' 3 WV rf st. I 4 2' b I . J 5 f. , sf 1-r 1' f 5 3 1 'A K wiv 'H'-4 1 ' s . , 5 , , 'ft l Sl x I . ,qw , 09' A is. .4 'ww' The . KA it!! A Q sv f wg 1. A j- , law: ' ' - 11 ' - . . ,,. eauti ,wifi iwgfsw ' M, s 11 'A - i 1 1 i A 'Q-f-F' SIMON KESSELER CONGRESSMAN LAURIE BATTLE vt' mmf in ff-'Q' Sv- DR. VERNON DAVIDSON Th Beasts ' ss Entre Nous Betty Howell f 1, M ' , ' ,xv N V , . ,,5 ' Yi , , Q ,. Qu 1 . , ,. W? QM. 4 .Ta 1 'rug' 4: ' 'S , Qi -.,,,-,v,,., , - . 'fl dv- ft' W W' ' 1 'Q s ,, gf 5!QIlg?.1 f 3 5 M. 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A 2 H: Q 'tf1lt'xA A JV, i I FACULTY VS. GIRLS H WINNERS MANNERS? A-. j 5 4, . rl . ' , -, ...xy viii ', ,K -Q 51 X Y ,' it .15 -X 35' 4 N w 1 THE CONTESTANTS MISS HCDWARDH Rachel Knight A 4'- '. :rg Y' 8 41 -BS, We-qv N N 'Y ig 'Q ,J ,V gg 3 f xl , 3 7' 'T-'ff' .ff f' ' ' 'ffl . um 'W MW . ! , .4 ' . 1 f 25215653 , 'I f --:Lf 'Q f 441, Q X' .f 4 f.fS-2'3f lf'- 5' ' H ' Q fs' Q 1-232' gjfnf - .Eff fff 'Ki r ' A t ' ' 'al if ,. 5':.'ii1'f,.I , - fm 1 f 1 fiflx Lg? aff 1 . f - '..- 1 . H , 1 f ff 1 l f fa .,f 'V f T A 3-4.1 . Z' My f 4 if 1 1 .R ,i-3-f3g M F' ff Honors D President Ratley presents Alpha Phi Omega Acting Awards as received by Russell Williams Service Award to Randell Lolley and Jo-Alice Jones NEW IN ii- HYPATIA NEW IN TRIDENT 3 QM 2, 'Us Mg? f.a.':g'3swiIII I WED a 1-Lf NEW IN OMICRON DELTA KAPPA 1 'lf-Q. 6 1: r. ', x ,Riff ' A X , , f. 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' , q. - .J L w. . v.,,.... . ,y,.MfxsM,sL:xx.e-,gy ,S-ivxsxf - - -1-., wx I ,qu 1, . A. vm 1 ga x fvril . ' r 'ff 'A -,:,-A ,. I . 'WL MJ, x, if A I . Nt' . I 9? LET'S TRY THIS ONE. a fri A 4 4 , 401 I . ww., at gm . 4 16 Pa rti OUR FRENCH PROFFESSORS? wr 3' 'Ziff'-2 QT! ' - - IW .' :S R 321521: L9 . 'f V ...,fo1aumuuv,, - 4' v' '1052-ffz ifli , W cy R 5311- Mg? 3 .-LAL' ,-50 . ' H. gx nf' ny - i W Y, ' 1 . qixv '-A Q -:Cixi I ti ' LX. x 1-K J v . I ,-fav 1 , 1 Ri 6 --V-,-5,,,,ffd 4- 1.avQ1.f -' g 5 , ' N . M 5, ,.R5,'.-f'-1951.5-4-M. .f f M 4 X Y ' . fs' 'l'1,'wibf. ., f. 7 Q' ' ' 'f . . fl W . nf . Q 5 1' rf ' 3 1 I , 714, 4 27 'Hg' , f u ,W 5, 3' 1 'W N I 'yy f I Y I Y A . 1 gf 92' . l ' 'vf ' F ,KH ,Ha I Ia vf :M I 1 Q, , f f , - ' ?,1:jf'.1fg iff. , ,A V TN.. V ,.E!'2:q:t'i'i:g 1 , -fllfiliii' 335, l -' s --w--..,. 4 Q x . ' 'f'x,4 .w- - 8 --3 M Q gi 8 ,N 'M SVTW ' .-Aa. B' M mm A QQ L sl 1 3 . 3 snug L, -Q3 .,f- A ' 'A -3 Z .. f 5,17 jj fx, . :ff',q.1,.g J iw N f A - h. 1-air Q' ji ,Y s Q10 x V, . gf! g NA ' 3 Lp ks A x dn- W A Q , ,- Q 1 V: '1- .3 Q 9 fagfr . 1 1 .h 1 jg: ' K:-.ff-ig , V 9 'fx' iii rf.: l 5 I, Models? 9 ,Af 55324 Q In the Good Ole Summertime 5 Slurp! Slurp! 5 I see ca toll blonde Coming into your life. 'url 1 f 1 Fun ix We .pn-'-f' x 'v'---..,.,,, k 'wa-. 'Y Wir OI' Z iff as iii , i f i i 's il E 5 , i 1 i I ,- 3 Us Freshmen Strictly Posed For the Bird 3 ,fy lux' 4 x 1 . wif ffifg-Q rg , X :R i v 1 5' .6 2' X wr' Wiz, 7 sz , :rename ' ' 4 rggifxfi nl-f A9f4T: : '1 1 'ifti ' 1 ,, , I A 0 ,J ., ,ig- 3, D W- P' ll Zi ,ill A wr .Ja . X, 3, 3, E95 N A ., .aff ' ' R .ss X g,,,,. Look what we caught! 4 ..,p'tiHF, 1 I I '9' Pile Out! 1 if N B. . ,g Ji f'. , .u J we . 1 I J i I1 i The Winners Lambda Chi Alpha and Phi Mu ' Look here pardnor! Getting ready for it. K jli , Qsggfrgaf 43 5 'E ' - .. 'n x.i..w'f r M' es' , .A ff' ,' .1r. ,:g ' 1 - ,... .-' - . - 1-0 'iu ' 1' - A' X451 F- -S.-.1335 ,f v5-wg... ,D 1-A ,, - nig ga: . M f f i 'iN1f'f '-rl' T 'Tiff'- V -' WU H2 2-,f v-f-fic. - --f YI.,-f ?'Q9i' A I Q ,. 'ur N V H, . Jr A We-w '1 :'- W? W if .M hal.. 1 ll! 'i i wg ht GU? Qi n i ,igilf 1-uv me Who's cooking who? The retiring Queen ond the New Court. ho's Who in American This yeor hffeen sludenfs from Howord College were selected for listing in VVho's Who in Americon Universities ond Colleges. They ore selected on o bosis of merit, scholosfic ochievemenf ond service. Not pictured ore Bob Bornes, Bob Phillips, Horper Shonnon, Cole Skelton, ond Polrick H, Smith. PATRICIA PITTMAN Y' 5 Z 2 as W HESTER, JULIA W. HELEN BRADFORD BETH STOKES NELL TURNER WALLACE GARRETT CHARLES DAVIS Universities and Colleges ,--5 Nx PW Ii st THE WINNER George Payton Hayes, the ug- liest man on the campus of How- ard College. George represented Pi Kappa Alpha. The Ugly Man Contest is sponsored annually by Alpha Phi Omega in the interest of the March of Dimes. The election is carried on the basis of one cent per vote. Each organization devises different money-malig schemes to promote their candidate and at the same time to swell the kitty for the March of Dimes. Alpha Phi Gmega does an excellent iob, year after year, on this proiect. Contestants this year were Irwin Sandeter, Ministerial Assn., Clarente Williams, Delta Sigma Phi, Max Byrd, Ladies SANDEFER WILLIAMS BYRD .........,.-.-... ., ,X xg. , -.,,,i, U 0 .,,,,,,W,1g, -:Q ' .int ff 'SY .ns-uu,., of th g y Chorus, Ducfley Wilson, H Club, Tom Dunbar, Male Chorus, Bobby Gray, Home Economics Club, Wal- l lace Garrett, Alpha Delta Pi, Logan Key, Kappa Psi, Donald Moon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Ray Thompson, i Physical Ed. Club, Julian Clinkscales, Future Teachers, Lawson Bodie, French Club, Paul Talmadge, SCCPS, Frank Yancey, Sigma Nu, Billy Nix, Spanish Club, and Homer McNarran, American Pharma- ceutical Assn. TALMADGE YANCEY BODIE KEY MOON DUNBAR GARRETT A WILSON McNARRON NIX THOMPSON GRAY Cl-lNK5CAlE5 i l l . 2 4 V, i f l . .... . X W... M , 0 ii.,V1.ff l 21, - I l 4 1 l: .-'G -L l ,' 9 P 5, L i . , ,Myra . ,. I .QL T, u - X ff. if it :A if I 4- isS9,f:1h ,: -f 1. . uw 5'-41, i. 1 -x i Q ' Q Wm f 5 l c i xzgl l H.. X 3, , 157 gf , fQ5t , 1 H A 's.,fg,,.i. -f GWR Wh' 4 3 9 i t ie 1 ig l 9 K' ,sw vis Fi fig Kaz 'K . in K 1 ' P sv Q i. x Q. . , 3 f . , ,X V4 1 X. V uw I ' Q1 i . S! . 354 X Zi l lla A 1? at ' 'Sv i JL 1 Y ' 'ia as Mx it is ram SCENES FROM THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN 3 Z 1 1 5 xx, f , . K.. IT W TEL iii 1 E I PUBLICITY STUNT? Williams Tczlmodge Parker THE THREE MADWOMEN OF CHAILl.OT Mr. John Newheld, direct- or reoched his peck of excel- lence in this production of The Modwomen. I This ploy was the hrs? to include members ol the loc- olly in The coal, The produc- tion played ro C1 record- breolcmg house. MISS HOWC1fd Gnd Proud Parents Poppa Koskl ot work . 1 4, ., 4, f 1 y -. A22-Q 7' Z , 122244 fag '5 HYQ4 X 'if i 1,1 .....-, funcfzg-iS:Ls , ' 1 . ' - -... -..-1 -..- A 2 1 N if I e i 1 gizwiae fmagzw- , wg, ..,,. ., i . l l iffy' WIT. 'N . 2 5, Q ,V l L . L, Q ll l Q. J X ' mustang? l ..............---- A z 7 K ,A Q . . .xiii-P95xi'5 Gu iii -N 1 -15' f1t,,,:?F3?i'3??f33!l'i? f2w- l The Mission Bond or work oi The Crippled Childrerib Clinic ond The Boys' lmdusiriol School. 4,45 MN 'f-N., Yfiwi , ., 1 s ' 1 i 1 1' n in our search for knowledge and the fuller life . . . . . our interests lead us into varied groupings. These impressions we treasure as much as our texts Gr an' ati .wt 5 3'sPg?? K F 9? 2 lik x Q1 . , . 1: 1, 4. QW iq, 9 !! 1 ff if wif! ,332 2 .35 53 -sa I ws 5-W-qvfm' K fggiic 4- 'Q' ls Ax -' kk , , appa Ipha ALPHA PHI CHAPTER QEQQ Founded of flue University of Virginia in Y X. ,Q rv i I f i869. Established of Howord College in l9ll. J 4 . . J .... Q l' Y A fs' Q -nn 'ar Q li ' 2 N - ! , ,' p li ,V is K i -WL x C Q,..-,-.vw 5 'W' i 1 ,,',,,, . -2- e 1 , i iw 5 5 9 5 Ita JK Si ma Phi BETA CHI CHAPTER Established of Howard College in 1948 Fownded oi Columbia University in 1899 C' i La mbda Chi AI pha JPAQ. .- Q THETA ALPHA CHAPTER ,' 03192. Founded ot Boston University in l902. gre? Established ot Howord College in 1939. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bodie, Briggs, Franklin, G rrett, Hanna . SECOND ROW: Hannah, Johnson, J ner, Jones, Medlock . THIRD ROW: Pickle, Rob- son, Russell, Sample, Scott . , . FOURTH ROW: th, stone, vim, wqm. QFFICERS WALLACE GARRETT .... DONALD SAMPLE ...... JOE GOODE ....,... HOWARD O'DANIEL ....., MARK BRIGGS ...,..... . . . President Vice President . . , Secretory . . . 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'Y-A 4 JVM E .h . .. -, 1 , , K -1.3-5.5 ALPHA PHI CHAPTER Founded at Miami University in I902. Established at Howard College in I925. OFFICERS JOY RUTH WILLIAMS ......... President PEGGY CURLEE . . i..... Vice President BETTY JEAN RITCHEY . . . ,.,. Secretary LEE BROWN i.,.,..,. . . . Treasurer .J 3 eta ji 'u if' T2 4 J gk. ai 51-:gg I qdnnnll f' IIIIIIIII FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brown, Curlee, Gunn SECOND ROW: Johnson, Rutledge, Williams. A ,du n lU4 'Yi' -Qs Row' kg, , x , ,ki W 4. Q Q I x1.l,.. , 5 .' ak, , Q. fe- Q-J 'Wx H-k 'Wu Q' . N. 1 'fiqmi hi ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER Founded ot Wfesleyan College in T852 Esroblished of Howard College in 1924. OFFICERS JULIA GARDNER ,...,..,, .. President ANN BOWDEN .. .. Vice President ANN WHITE ... .. . Secretory ELEANOR STEELE . . . . Treosurer X ,ffl . ..,,. I 2 L. 5'-1' 'Q .N f 1 N! .ei-2 9- cling ,f T. 0 Q ,, . 5 1 iv' gl 4' . :I ' ,o.,V., P FIRST ROW, Leif Io Right: Alley, Armslrong, Bow- den, Brown, Cufcliffe , SECOND ROW: Douglas Gardner, Halhorn, Hendon, Lowrey . THIRD ROW Reddoch, Richards, Tatum, Thompson, Wall . . , FOURTH ROW: While, Williams. f Q-'f 1 N Rb I l 2. 2 A W .Sis V .rs- f'f'9 ' vw-ul 'I' . 4 .-13,4 3 x f. -'- 1 ' --, I' - -- ,-ifu: 4' ,- '.b'f'2.:51' ' ' 'H-zu'-. 1 ,N x 'K'-g:.,.J ' :.v-QQf,'5zg.43,5 mi.. ..', -Eg i .' 3, 1',.4.-fbi, .,--A ' 43 rig 1, gi' 'I - W .v v .,,, .ru Qiiiwfrf-TT5f?,2'iIff i s ', .':-A35-F + I . ' f? f f-G +3...4f'.1Q mfl' ' itz. . ' mai! X ,xwwg 'F S! . K- at 1, M ,xt ,N rr, Q h ., fx. ' ,dh ' 4 UM K , , if 4 V X' X f R -its . ' 1- 49... 1 . 7 8 1 4 X r . x .. Q 5. Q 'mx if K , A my X wiv. -fl, X-fum - Q in W x , Y 7 2535- '. Q 3? cr ' 2 .l 7 v 'VX gf f 1 fm 'iiwf X 'Q D ks? NQQ 'Q u R, W5 ! 1 - 555,-, X YQ'- F' .Q my 1 .auf ' ' ', , Q 1, I ff-s:z. 'y S ,x x I . g x .'-,-.9 25,31 4,9-.w . X - . 1 x 4 . . . .. .., u W x . . vi' Q 1 S' x 4 . Vit na ' I ' L R 1:1 N x x , v x 9 x L s, , A4 1 s ,V .P , ,fx '.-V 5 . Q - 1- 'x . R X N K If X Tw x .f- ,.w,Y.,, E421 ' ,,. 1 4-:q:'::L, w I-' A -M' Jxgf l- .: 1.?'X N N ex 'Y K f 3 ,M Q, M . WWW if gf. Beta S gma Cmicron OFFICERS BETTY E-URSON HOWELL BETTY ANN FLETCHER FRANCES BARRIGER WADE BARRIGER ...T. T Y? Honorary Professional and Religious ii OFFICERS NELL TURNER President DEAN P. P. BURNS Faculty Advisor Hypatia is the highest honor and leadership society for women on the campus. This organization recognizes tor membership, women of the Junior Class who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activi- ties. lts members are outstanding in scholarship, character, leadership, and promise of future service. patia ook R 1 is Y xt- 4 ...Q t .L X ,M . .. -x 13 Q. E fi, x ! i , f E N-...W 'Worm t OFFICERS RALPH CLEVENGER President P. P. BURNS Faculty Advisor Trident is the highest men's honor society on Howards campus. Mem- bers ot Trident are selected from the Junior Class on the basis of high schol- arship, character, and esteem among students. nt ,,vfq,,-V 'M J Koppo Phi Koppo is o notionol professionol education fofernity, Irs membership consists of students ond foculiy members who Ore inieresfed in The odvoncement of professional educotion. Kappa Phi Kapp OFFICERS TOM MCCLENDON , .,........ , , , , . President CHARLES BARNETT . . . , Vice Presidenf CLIFFORD GRIZZARD . .. ..,. Secretory ROBERT YARBROUGH L . , A , , Historion PAUL DUNLAP L . , , . Choploin DR. ROBERT DAY . . ..,, FOCUITY Advisgr 'K94c,,.,y,, Q, U 97 X uh 'Q' + 4 M-.v.,p 5 W ,, 4, 4, ., ,IL U. ,r , W r. Y - K . ,xaef 3 , egg. wg , The H Club is composed of Xehermen on the compus who hove portkckpoked Rn vorsity oThXehcs such osu fookboh, bosket- bah, boseboh, krock, ond Tennks. The dub encouroges good spovtsmonshkp on the port of the o1hNetes ond gkves chrechon to ' ' mes ond cohegkme progroms. Thekr socxoN ochv tounded at the GST X Kappa Psi Pharrnaceuticai Fraternity was Niedicai Coiiege ot Virginia in i879. Today it is the iarg organization ot its kind and the oniy pharmaceuticai traternity recognized by the Nationai Protessionai inter-Fraternity Councii. Z ta Chapter was chartered at t-toward in W25, Dr. Pi. Richard Bhss. Garnrna e hi ot the iate under the ieaders p Wt Kappa? K- I E 5 I L it I5 I B 5' Q V74 i .: ' 1P7' I U 4 ,, mi- , A ,L -If , -gl' f ,,..,, , ' 4 , f, V yt , ,5 92 ,, -' - 5-IQ x-'ufcm . ,V rf it '-, 's2--., T 'm6f S. lt ' Wt Y '1 1 ., , .1 . I 1 ,4529-ing, f f ,gs-Q-Q X A , nt ,. 3 V , ,WJ W M if' X t ff? 4tf1jn'1:f3 T f 3 X V-' f U K Y ' X Y 'Q ',- 4 . . ' , A V ,Iva W s I XI f , :Jr 4 iffy xfj4gx'5e'?f5t24..x.,, I Q t 5 r , ' - .- . ts- . I aw' 9 ti.:-1, . Q' trikgk-' X 6 ' ' A rs Mzwfiue Masguers, the dramatic society at Howard, has been the nucleus for dramatic productions for many years, The group is made up ot students wh N have amassed six points and worked on two plays. Points are made by acting in productions and back-stage work. The outstanding production of the year was The Mad Woman ot Chaillattf' Each Spring, awards are presented to the best actor and actress ot the past school year. Pussell Williams and JO Alice Jones reccfiycd the awards this year, x I i an 1 Kappa P' OFFICERS JACK TUCKER ,,......,..,,... ....,. P resident CHARLES DAVIS I . , . . . Vice President ELIZABETH JOHNSON . . . I... Secretary BETTY BURSON , . . . . . . . Treasurer MRS. CLIFFORD VVILDER . .. ., . Advisor The Alpha Alpha chapter of Kappa Pi,' national art fraternity, was founded at Howard in I94O. It is the oldest art fraternity among colleges today. Upperclassrnen who have manifested more than ordinary interest and ability in art are eligible for membership. , 4' AW 'Y , itll 1 li I ,595 UYQU' I . ,, el. . tbl Q' in fi V-1 A if f 7531 f llaljlw l lift? l .'I,i-its ffl QW! i i l F l il ,i l i. li l l ,l V l. gl l l ii l l l l l l ll y. is l. ill all ll? il. Ipha Ep ilon Ita Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national honorary fraternity tor pre-medical students. The obiect of the fraternity is to encourage excellence in pre-medical scholarship, to stimu- late an appreciation of the importance ot pre-medical education in the study of medi- cine and to bridge the gap between pre-medical and medical students. Male Chorus The Mole Chorus vvos formed ot i-toword in the Foll of 1950, This orgonizotion is tor young rnen who like to sing together in o group tor the better- ment of their personolities ond voices. Mr. Ericson vvos the director this yeor. H 'r rf? rr. v , .4 ping' N y , 'W X Q ifqv fx,- . -. A. The Women's Athletic Associa- tion has a tvvo-told purpose, to promote better sportsmanship and to encourage participation in in- tramural sports among vvomen on l-loward's campus. Each year the organization has as its main project the sponsoring of three maior sports-basketball, volleyball and softball, and three minor sports- tennis, ping pong and badminton. Miss Doris Warnock serves as faculty advisor. .B THE HAMPS PHI MU fi ARCHERY BASKETBALL N f ap- J, .4..,..,'m 'RL- Pi Gamma Mu Phi Gommci Mu is the ncitioncil honor society ot sociol science. Students hoving o minimum ot thirty hours in this tield cincl on over-oll two-point overoge ore eligible upon recomrrtendcttion cmd cipprovcil ot lciculty members ond members of Pi Gommcz Mu lor membership. A prospective member must show on interest in building o better society in which to live, The purpose ot the orgdnizotion is to ottciin o scientific opprooch to the study ond solution of lrutncin problems through study in economics, history, politicol science, cmd sociology. Chi The A-Copello Choir which is clireclecl by Mr. Geolge W Roald is composed of men ond women who have exceptional voices. Moe? of The members ore enrolled in courses ol voice ond theory, Mr Koslci hos built the Choir up until il hos become one ol The most popu- lor ond desired musicol groups. l l , , Y g',5','Efg 5? ,Q I ,fr wx ar I I v ff4't'?a' ,ffnzigi sf tt 'H 'ff mx, 'Q'- 2 A ,I ,Q fr f Y ,Z ,,., 1 551, , 5. , r , M551 S 6 X Q 4 Y x If . 1.'.ls0 - tpba I L b r I t F t My ' I ,I .f ' '41, fig2gf4f3f r1fffe, W A W f 'tr f ' ' v ffm .E 4225. .V ,,V,lA,4., 1 5. .1 ,gf ,WSMQK Q , W ,1 J ,jf-' Qgfg f .w , f M , K 1 , 4 'WT saw ,KVM ,V A 4 J' , r!,'V..ZA:11lJl 4 i ' , 3' 5 ,. A, AS . mt-,Q f t ,maart mg Y v '-B 1 wr 1 ' QV, 4 X M...-f-'ff-1' iff Npbo Pbt Omeqo ts 0 rtottortot servtce troterrtt y ore extended tn 0 trterrdty cmd purposetut monrter. tts members tp corttcxtrts men who were tormerty members ot some Scout orgorttzottort. The Student Directory ts pubttsbed by tbts orgomzottong ond tbey ortsor the Ugty Mon contest, wbtcb is on ortrtuot ottotr, the Merch ot Dtmes. otso proc SP eeds gotrtg to the XX OFFXCERS 'denk ANN NNXLLXAMS .,,.,,,,,,,, , , , pm, BARBARA AVERETT ,. . , Vkce Preskdem WYNEMA .SUNKNNS . . , . . , . ..., Secretory Future Teochers is on orgcmkzotion mode up of swdems mcqorkng mn educcmon ond who hope To somedoy hoki posmons Rn The schod system oi Amerkco. ' ' ko Hogood was The 'rocuhy odvksor Thks year. Mlss Vxrgm Spf'-A-fewx Ngiewwgw N V A . .W 'vim 'fe' 5 f - 'A ' - A if Y A V' ,I li wi il Ia fl Future , rs eache 1 lad l pg i l I i I . Dil l xx i 4 5 i Ipha Kappa 3 l :I Alpha Kappa Psi, national professional fraternity, was installed at Howard in 1949. Its membership consists of men who are motoring in the fields of business administra- tion, economics, and accounting. Dr. Rector Hardin is the Faculty advisor. l P . A erican harmaceutical Associatio The student branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association was organized on l-lovvard's Campus in May, 1947. Any Student who protesses on interest in pharmacy and has completed at least one quarter's work in that department is eligible for membership. Each member receives the services of the national association which are designed to build a better profession tor the tuture pharmacist. Spani h lub OFFICERS EUNICE HENDERSON . , , .....A ...,. P resident BARBARA AVERETT u , . . . Vice President RUFUS OVVENS , . u .,i. Secretory ROBERT MOLLOY , . R . . ,,.,.,.i.. i.....i,. T reosurer The Sponish Club furnishes students interested in the study ot Spanish ond offoirs of the Lotin Americon countries on opportunity to ocquire such knowledge so os to better internotionol relotions between Sponish speoking countries ond our own Country, Membership is open to oil students who have token Sponish. Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association at Howard College is composed of men who are preparing them- selves tor the ministry and all ministers employed by the college. The purpose of the Association is to promote fellowship among members, to provide information at practical value to members, to aid in promoting spiritual lite on the campusg to aid in securing places at service tar its members, and to pra- mote the propagation at the gospel at Jesus Christ with special emphasis on l-laward's Campus. Members at the Association serve pastorates and supply in pulpits all over the state. They also conduct services at many charitable institutions, tea :h study courses and organize Sunday Schools and Training Unions. This organization meets weekly for instruction, inspiration, fellowship and business. lt has speakers who include leading pastors and teachers at the South. ... 0, X... ... ... ,..........,....,. - ., I W 4 Y'--n...,...vxi'7 1951-52 Executive .,f couNciL PRE-SCHOOL RETREAT AT CAMP COSBY AYERMATES MEET Baptist T951-52 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL PAUL TALMADGE I . . President DOT AMOS Enlistment Vice President LOUISE ROYSTON Social Vice President JOHN RASBERRY ,I .W Devotional Vice President MARY NELL KILGORE , .i.. Secretary MARK BRIGGS Publicity Chairman JERRIE WALKER Morning Watch Chairman CHARLES DAVIS .. Promotional Chairman EVELYN REESE . I . . Music Chairman PAT PITTMAN , I ..,...,.. . . Training Union Representative BILLYKINNEY ,, Sunday Sclwool Representative MELVIN HENDERSON ,.,..,r...... Ministerial Association RANDELL LOLLEY I , Mission Band President GLORIA ROVVAN . . Y. W. A. President DR. GEORGE IRONS .... Faculty Adviser DR, CARL CAMPBELL i.s., Pastor Adviser LOUIE L. WILKINSON ....,..... Director SPRING BANQUET it A X 'Iv' ,. ,I T952-53 EXECUTIVE I COUNCIL INSTALLATION 'E 5 v1?iIf5,ir K I s-,vb-3 ..,.,,-,, nt.-lr- r tudent Union The Howard B. S. U. ot I95I-52 has sponsored a year-round program of va- ried activities for the entire campus. Morning Watch, Noon-Day Meditations, mis- sion work, and the prayer- mate movement have played an important part in the year's activities. The sum- mer of I95I saw Gloria Rowan of Howard go as a state student missionary to California. Both years How- ard exceeded its quota for missions. If .II MISSION WORK I iii if ' ' IIII If If Wit TALT MSCI x I it ? I I . QI If t t 5i i' I i Mission Band The Mission Band, a unit organization ofthe B. S. Ll, has maintained T6 mission points in and around Birmingham during the past year. An average al 98 students have attended the weekly meetings held each Thursday evening. An average of 68 students have gone out each week to the mission points, reaching an average at 270 people. A certificate for outstanding service at the Charlanne School for spastics was received by the Mission Band. Otticers for the 1951-52 term vverez RANDALL LOLLEY President AUBREY HARTLEY . Vice President LOUISE HALL .i,.. . Secretary JULIUS JONES Program Chairman KATHPYN OPP Music Chairman PALJLINE JACKSON Social Chairman MR. ROBERT PROCTOR . T . , Faculty Adviser X15 F S -I K' -.1 ' Q 1 . M v I' hi? 'wwf .Ir A -,f T-'I V , 1 - V A ,X , ,i Q lx .X 4. . f. 7 V 5 A i ff. X , 11 X x X ' Sf 'xii H -' L6 L ul Q4-V X lx 'raft ' ' W? ' ni 7 L: ,g Q N ' ,Eg 4 L ' ' wfx , N23 N f .1 X ' J, 1 WEHQ ff, ' 1 ,Cru E D as C 1 5 .ll V 'U 5 j 1 9 Z.: ' 1 lx Yi W 2 g II? X 1 -. 4 5, Ins., QL: s b XR M.: X A .pn A5 i - X F' 37- W F f I h 1 xxx iq? 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T708 Ist Avenue, North Birmingham Alabama 6 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU T931 Ist Avenue, North 2232 Highland Avenue T921 Second Avenue, North 5417 'Ist Avenue, North IO2-4 South 20th Street 3232 Avenue W-Five Points West S T E I N W Il Y Instrument of the Immortals THE HOUSE OF QUALITY STEINVVAY - KIMBALL LESTER PIANOS 2225 First Avenue North Phone -4-I825 Lehman Alley Drug Stores Store No. I- 830I - Ist Ave. No. Store No. 2- 2600 - l2th Ave. No. Store No. 3- I70l Pinson Street TARRANT CITY EAST END APOTHECARY 5391 - lst Ave., No. TTT .,...-ot' All Photographs in the Beauty Section ot this Annual by Jimmy Wilson Studios Home ot Dramatized Photography E N J O Y The Wonderful Records Beautifully Played on Our In the Library Sold and Serviced by Lynn Strickland 200 - 2lst Street So. V, -- I ' ' .U 2:1 GGLDEN FLAKE PRODUCTS AIwc1yS Good-All Ways I' 3 I POTATO CHIPS Kew KURLS V. PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES 'I I I 'ff I MIXED NUTS, ETC. 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