Shaw University - Bear Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

f. . - l: X:- (published by THE SENIOR CLASS of SHAW UNIVERSITY Guthrie L. Turner, gduor Joel W. Wallace, Advisor AlinM.ANl ' ] VIKW OF SHAW (WAII’HS I r ‘ h m Id m as hare hi’Cii ( ' i‘(‘(‘l( ' d since l i.is nielnre iras inaih F � O � R � E � W � O � R � D “Lires of great men all remind us, e can mal-e ovr lives sublime. And depai-ting leave behind us. Footprints on the sands of time.” J E may not yet be “great men” and this volume may not be a “footprint,” but in. publishing this issue of the SHAW BEAR, we hope to add to the wholesome development of our beloved Alma Mater. In it we have included a true account of our four grand years at Shaw. Through it we will review some of our “rare accomplishments” to our collegiate friends. By it we an- nounce our elected superlatives. Through it we make a permanent photographic record of the activities here in order to produce pleasant memories in days to come. May the pleasure that each of you receives from this BEAR increase manifoldly with the turning of every page. THE SENIOR CLASS 19 4 9 DEDICATION We, the members of the Senior Class of 1949, do hereby dedicate this edition of “THE BEAR” to an ideal faculty member, coach, and sportsman, Mr. James H. Stevenson, who through his untiring ef- forts has uplifted the moral, social, athletic and religious spirit of campus life. May this “BEAR” forever renew for you pleasant memories of the Class of ’49. ADMIXiyTKATIVE 1I0:MES SHAW HALL rilACTIGE COTTAGE TYLEK . HALL (LIBRAKY) IT. S. HALL ALMA MATER I Hail, dear old Shaw U, Thy sons revere thy name. Long shall thy works be proud, Undimmed thy fame. Time shall thy praises ring; Glory repay thy tears, And loud thy praises sing Through all the years. II Koble thy hallways, ISToble thy grassy plain, Nobler the hearts of men, Where thou doth reign. All we who love tliy name, Stout hearts that shall not fail. All rise and loud proclaim, “Alma Mater, hail !” OUR PRESIDENT Dr. Robert P. Daniel, Ph.D. MESSAGE From a tradition of sacrifice and service, Sliaw University is dedicated to the task of training for wholesome living and constructive particijiation in the develop- ment of racial progress and community welfare. May the graduates of 1949 join the thousands who have gone before them to he worthy sons and daughters of this institution dedicated to high ideals and standards. ROBERT P. DANIEL, President Mrs. Blanche Daniel, the first lady of Sliarv University and wife of President Robert P. Daniel. OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Walker IT. Qcaele.s, Jr. B.S.C. Secretary GlENWOOD E. JoiSTES B.S.C. Business Manager Foster F. Paa’xe A.B., A.W. Dean of the College OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Caebie L. Haekison B.S., A.M. Dean of Women jSTelson H. Haebis A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Director of Summer School Chairman, Division of Education William E. Strassner A.B., B.D., S.T.M. Dean, of the School of Religion Lenoir H. Cook A.B., A.M. Acting Chairman. Division of Languages FACULTY AND STAFF f’AKL E. DEVANE A.H.. A.M. His fori MARION LT ' CY CREOOKY R. S., M.S. BioJoi if DEVENIA V. FINDER F..S., M.S. Home Economics (TiARLES R. .McCreary B.S.. R.D. Rclii ioH F.RENDA YANCEY .TERYAY B.S., A.M. Home Economics THELMA ( ' . NELSON A.B.. B.L.S. IjiliniridH MADELYN E. M’ATSON A.B.. A. .AI. Eiifilish NATHAN A. ITTTS B. S., A. M. Eocial Ecioicc MARCELLA FORD A.B.. A. M. I eIi( ion ROSA BRYANT HILL A.B.. A. M. En( 1isli FACULTY AND STAFF MARY G. CARTER A.B. CASWELL M. CARTER B.S. Bookstore Men ' s Proc-tor DORIS E. BLOUNT B.S.C. FANNIE J. McNAIR B.S. Stenographer Dietitian MARGUERITE R. COOK HARRIET SMITH JONES B.S., A. M. Ptujsical Education Dormitor y Hostess MAMIE E. PAISLEY A.B. WILLIE BAKER HILL A.B., B.L.S. Director of Shaiv Hall Assistant L i hr art an MARTHA W. WHEELER ETHER L. WILLIAMS B.S., M.S. R.N. Mathematics Assistant Nurse FACULTY AND STAFF ELIZABETH B. COFIELD MARY GRAXDY B.S., A. M. B.S.C. Eduvution t tenof ra pher LUCILLE E. BKOAYN JAMES A. BROADY. Jr. A.B. B.A.. A.:M. Dietitian ' s Asfsistant Art SARAH L. LAMB BEATRICE RI ' TH MARTIN B.S. A.B. Dietitian ' s Assistant Reijistrar ' s Assistant SADIE E. EATON lYILLIAM R. STRASSNER R.N. A.B., B.D., S.T.M. Xarsc Religion HELEN H. BROWN Dlerical Assistant HORAI ' E C. PERRIN B.S.. A.M. Clicniistri FACULTY AND STAFF AMOSES N. DELANEY A.R. Rclif ion MARIE M. STRASSXER Rcrcj)tio)iist GILLIS E. CHEEK A.R., B.Th. Riihlie ReJdtiojis Director ( ' AESAREA E. DAWSON A.B.. A.M. Eilncdtion GLADYS Y. DUNN ANN W. EEREBEE B.S., A.M. Rfiticholoijn DAYID N. HENDERSON A.B., A.M. Eiu Uxh IATLA M. HOWARD B.S. Rfe)!0( rd iihcr EYYLON C. HUP.BARD B.S.. A.M. Eii( lixli Rtoioi rdpher ROBERTANN B. HUFF B.S.. M.S. Biolofjij FACULTY AND STAFF THOMAS E. KEE A.B., A.M. Uoiim II ce La III u ages ( ' HAKLES B. ROBSON B.S.. A.M. History MATTIE L. MO( ' )RE 1 or init ory H o s t ess ■TAMES H. STEVENSON B.S., A.M. Phijsical Education HAZEL r . PHILLIPS B.S. stenographer MARY AY. PITTS B.S.. A.M. Home Economics JOEL AV. AVALLACE B.S.. A.M. English. Director of Piihlicitij H. ELNORA KEE A.B. Ca. shier GAYNELLE STEVENSON B.S. Ciericai Assistant CLASS OFFICERS President: Eveeett Lattimoee Vice-President : Heebeet Ellis Secretory: Lauea Arnell Burnette Assistant Secretary . Johnsie Broadway Treasurer : Erma Bullock Business Manager: Yvonne Brunty GhaiHain: James Aknette Parliamentarian: John A. Goodrich Student Conncil: Everett L iTTiMOEE Sarah Darden Gladys Pierce Sergeant-at-Arms : Rachel Campbell Motto : “The higher we climh, the grander the view” Floaver: White Rose Colors: Blue and White SENIORS CATHERINE REBECCA ADAMS. A.B., Delta Hi(jma Theta. “Cat ' ’ Pelham, N. C. “I have to live tvitli myself, and so I leant to he fit for myself to knoic. ' ’ T. W. C. A. ; Estey Personality-Charm Club ; Sunday School. DOROTHY PENSICOI.A ALEXANDER, B.S.. Alpha Kappa Alpha. “Pensi r 01-13th Street. Hickory. N. C. “Procrastiiial ' . 0)1 is the theft of time. University Choir, Vice President; Women ' s Choir, President; Cheering Squad; Home Economics Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Estey Personality- Charm Club ; President Young Women ; Baptist Student Union ; Directress oi University Sunday School Choir. EDWIN HENRY ALLEN. B.S. Route 2, Box 181. Henderson. N. C. “.Ml that 1 ani. or ever hope to he, I one to my .Mother.’’ Y. M. C. A. MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN. A.B. 1112 N. Wolfe Street. Baltimore. Marjland “To strive, to seek, to find and not to lyield.’’ Y. W. C. A. ; Resident Young Women ; Spanish Club. (ILADYS EI.AINE ALLMOND, B.S. Route 1, Box 1.5(1. Raeford. N. ( ' . “The tallest pines feel most of the poircr of irintry hlasts. Y. W. C. A. ; Science Club. KENNETH FREDERICK ANDERSON. B.S. 1(17 W. 14:1 street, New York N. SENIORS DOROTHY MAE ARCHIE, A.B. “Dor 1009 N. York Street. Oastonia, N. C. “If non hare faith and courage, nothing . ihutl he impossaihle. Y. W. C. A. JAMES ERTELL ARNETTE, A.K. R. E. D, Box 204. Ejiiniiont, N. C. EDWIN LAIYRENCE ARRINGTON, A.B. Route 8, Box 71. Entielrt, N. C. “Great thought. reduced to practice hccome great arts. ' ’ Track Team ; Y. 11. C. A. ; llilitants. DANIEL BATES. A.B. “Sonny’’ S26 E. Hargett Street, Raleigh. N. C. “The clcrator to success is not running, therefore you must take tJie stairs.’’ ANNIE RUTH BEASLEY, A.B. Nashville. N. 0. “Be kind to those you meet on your iray to success, for you might meet them again on your way doirn.” Non-resident Young Women, President; Y. W. C. A. ; Freshman Charm Club; Pesta- lozzi Club ; F. E. T. A. Club ; Shaw Players. ELEANOR LOUISE BELL, A.B., Delta Sigma Theta. “Bay” 014 Amlersoii Street. IViliiiington, N. C. “Fur better it is to dare mighty things, even though, checked by failure, than to take rank with those poor in spirits. irho neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they know )iot victoiy nor defeat. Resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A. ; Dramatic Club. SENIORS RUTH LONDON BETHEA, B.S., iiigma Gamma Rho. 400 Raleigh Road, Rocky Mount. N. C. “The irai s in •ichicl i things are done are more important than the thing itself.” Women’s Choir; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Y. W. C. A. DOIiOTHY MAE BOONE, A.B. “Dot” B)OX 100, Creedmore, N. C. “ttoir seeds of love and virtue in the hearts of those you meet, and you will always he rememhered.” Christian Education Society ; Sunday School ; Baptist Student Union ; Hayes Fleming Missionary Society; Y. W. C. A. •TESSE LEE BOWERS, A.B. Box :?72, N. MT!kesl oro, N. C. “Let every man he the muster of his time and fate.” Varsity Baseball ; Varsity Basketball ; Campus Inn Board of Directors ; Y. M. C. A. B )NNIE B E1 EL BRILEY, A.B., Delta Rigma Theta. Jioute 1. Box 2S2, Roliersonville. N. C. “(lire to the world the best that you have and the best will come hack to you.” Resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A. ; Delta Sigma Theta, Secretary ; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society ; Home Economics Club ; Camera Club ; Shaw Players ; Varsity Club, Seci-etary ; Basketball Team; Co-Captain; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Women’s Choir ; Sunday School. ANGIE ELIZABETH BROOKS, Alpha Kappa Alpha. “Maud” Monrovia. Liberia, M’est Coast of Africa “‘U7)ca have lived that my life is a light to the pathway of those who follow me. it is then and only then that my goat will have been reached.” Resident Young Women; Women’s Choir; Ivy Leaf Club; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Tyler Book Club; Camera Club; N.A.A.C.P. ; Students’ To’n ' n Hall Forum; Y. W. C. A. Leisure Time Program ; ’ i.dss Personality.” COURTNEY CALDRIDGE BROWN. A.B., Omega Psi Phi. New York City, N. Y. “Perscrerance carries man to his highest goal.” Student Council, Parliamentarian ; Y. M. C. A. ; Men’s Personnel Council ; Leisure Time Program; Campus Inn Board; Student ' s Welfare; Basketball; Tennis; Represen- tative to the Student Legislature. SENIORS MARY SUE BULLOCK, B.S., Zeta Phi Beta. Route 2, Box 100. Wemlell, N. C. ' All is conquered, hy lahour. T. W. C. A. ; Resident Young Women ; Home Economics Club ; Basketball. ERMA AMELIA BULLOCK. A.B. “Spookie” 401 Pennsylvania Avenue, Rocky Mount, N. C. “Things that are worth while, are worth fighting for.” Estey Personality Charm Club ; Miss Homecoming 2 ; Resident Young Women ; Women’s Choir ; Class Treasurer. .JOHNSIE B. BURNETTE, A.B. “Jonng” 10 Birch Avenue, Princeton, New Jersey “ have to live for others and not myself; that ' s middle class moralitg.” Shaw Players ; Fortnightly English Club ; Tyler Book Club ; Usher’s Club : Sunday Sc hool ; Baptist Student Union ; Future English Teachers of America Club ; Resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A. ZARON WALTER BURNETTE, A.B., Phi Beta Sigma “Zeke” Harrisburg, Pa. “Discontent is the first step in the progress of a man.” Y. M. C. A.; Young Men’s Personnel Council; Track Team; Campus Inn Board of Directors, Chairman. LAURA ARNELL BURNETTE. B.S., Alpha Kappa Alpha “Laurie” Mebane, N. C. “None can succeed in this world alone.” Dramatic Club; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club. ERVIN GERTRUDE BUTTS, A.B. 1009 Lmienbery Street. Norfolk, Virginia “Judge ye not one another. ' ' Non-resident Young Women Club. SENIORS KACIIAEL .TOIIXXIECE ( ' AMPBELL. B.S. 812 Glencoe Street. AVinston-Salein. X’. ( ' . “The li ' ht of true frioidshit) is like that of phosphortts ; it shines hriyhtest when all tiroand is dark.” Hayes Fleming Missionary Society; Y. V. C. A.; Carver Science Club; Resident Young Women; Campus Inn Board of Directors; Sgt.-At-Arms of the Senior Class; Math Help Class. CLYDE C. CAKIi, A.B.. Phi Beta Bii nut. Alooresville, X. C. “What do we live for if it is not to make life less difficult to each other Y. JI. C. A. ; Sunday School ; Town Hall Forum ; Spanish Club ; Theological Frater- nity ; Men ' s Personnel Council; Social Science Club; Jlilitant A. A’. C. CATIIEKEXE ELIZABETH CARTER. A.B. “Cat lOT-A Kirkwood Heisrhts. ( amden. S. ( ' . “I have never for one instance seen cleavhi withi)i myself, how then would you e.rpcct me to judge the deeds of others. Y. W. C. A.; Charm Club; Sunday School; W. A. A. Club; Resident A ' oung Women; Pestalo zzi Club. IIEXRIETTA THOMASIXA CARTER, B.S. “Rat 107 Kirkwood Ileisrlits. Camden. S. C. “Honor the game thou playeth. for he who plays the game well, wins even if he lo.ses. Sunday School; Charm Club; Y. W. C. A.; Resident Young Women; W. A. A.; Pyramid Club ; Pestalozzi Club. BETTIE OXERT CHAPMAX. B.S. Route 2. Box 246. Aydeir. X. C. AIARY IXEZ CDGDELL. A.B.. nelta Sigma Theta. Miekey •111 E. Russell Street. Fayetteville. X. C. “( . to live before I die. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Freshman Charm Club; Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Shaw Players; Estey Personality- Charm Club. Treasurer; Omega Sweetheart ; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. SENIORS ALVA ODESSA CORDELL, A.B. Route 2, Box 65. Norlina. N. C. CLIFTON PATTON COSBY, B.S., Omega Psi Phi. 159-12 lOStli Avenue, Jamaica, New York. “I would look up, and: laugh and love and lift. Young Men’s Personnel Council; Y. M. C. A. ; Campus Inn Board of Directors. AZALIA ROGERS COWAN, B.S. “Smoky 6 N. Tarboro Street, Raleigh, N. C. “Train up a child in the ivmy he should go and when he is old he will not depart from it.” Y. V . C. A. ; Non-resident Young Women. ALLEN FOREST GROOMS, B.S., Alpha Phi Alpha. 52 Sherman Ave., Newark, N. .T. BERTHA MAE DIXON, B.S. “Dickey Star Route 1, Littleton, N. C. “Hid ' much is done, much more remains. OLA VERMEL DOUGLAS, B.S., Sigma Gamma Rho. Route 5. Box 84, Sanford, N. C. SENIORS FRANCES DUPREE. B.S. “Sis” Pinetop, N. C. “Where there is faith and irork, throaf h God. unythimj cun he accomplished.” Sunday School; Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club; Hayes Fleming Society. ELEEN I.OUISE DURHAM, A.P,. “FAla” 1331 Oherlin Road, Raleigh, N. C. “All that I am, and ever hope to he, I owe to my dear mother.” Non-resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A. EDWARD VERNEL ELLIS, P..S., Omega Psi Phi. “Kd” 324 East South Street. Raleigh, N. (’. “77ie moving finger writes, and. haring irrit. moves on: nor all your piety nor wit sluall hire it hack to cancel half a line, nor all your tears washed out a W(jrd of it.” Y. 11. C. A. ; Science Club ; Lampodas Club. HERBERT DONALD ELLIS, A.B., Omega Psi Phi. “Duck” 324 East South Street. Raleigh, N. C. “Tis not the mere stage of life, hut the part ' ice play thereon that gives the value. President Shaw Players ; Lampodas Club ; Shaw Journal ; Y. 11. C. A. ; President Pestalozzi Club; Vice-President, F. E. T. A.; Vice-President, Senior Class; Student Council. CLARENt ' E ,1. ELLIOTT. B.S., Alpha Phi Alpha. Post Office Box 43. Vass. N. C. “Speak little, hut truthfully, for much speaking hrinys danger.” Y. II. C. A. ; Hen ' s Personnel Council ; Dramatics Club ; Sunday School. DOROTHY IMAE ELLIOTT. A.B.. Sii ma Gamma Rho. “Dot” Post Office Box 04. Vass, N. ( ' . lie who lives contentedly hetween the little and the great, feels not the wants that pinch the poor.” Y. W. C. A. SENIORS EMMET ELLIOTT, A.B. Blue 1324 Elliott Street. Fayetteville, N. C. “Lei what you say stand investigation. Ba.sketball Team ; Football Team ; Varsity Club Coach ol the Junior Varsity Basket- bali Team. WILLIE LEE ELLIOTT, A.B. 127 W. Freema.son Street, Edeiiton, N. O. CHARLES MACON ENGLAND, B.S., Omega Psi Phi. Life 111 Erniii Aveinie. Newton, N. 0. “Unborn tomorrow, dead yesterday, why regret, strive and ' work today. Young Men’s Personnei Council : Y. M. C. A. ; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities ; President Lampodas Club ; Captain Football Team ; Basketball Team ; Varsity Club. MABEL EDITH FAGANS, B.S. “Moco 150 Benson- Street, Moiirt)Yia. Liberia, West Coast Africa. Lord, let me live that my life will he a light to lighten the ' pathway of others. University Choir ; Home Economics Club ; Christian Education Society ; Y. W. C. A. ; Resident Young Women ' s Organization. SALIAE MAE MELTON, A.B., Zeta Phi Beta. Route 2, Box 241 Elni City, N. C. Not at the top, but still climbing. Future English Teachers of America; Y. W. C. A.; Resident Young Women; Hayes Fleming Missionary Society ; Tyler Book Club ; NAACP ; Sunday School ; Fortnightly English Club ; Shaw Players ; Estey Personality-Charm Club. ARTHUR LEE GIBBS, A.B., Theological Fratcrnit y. Parmele Parmele. N. C. Education and Religion should go hand, in, hand.” Y. M. C. A.; Young Men’s Personnel Council; Shaw Players, s SENIORS MAE ROYAL GLOVER, B.S. “Mae Raleigli Road, Oxford, N. C, Truth is mi virtue.” Resident Younp Women: Estey Personality-Charm Club; Camera Club; Home Eco- nomic Club ; Y. W. C. A. ; Sunday School : NAACP. ARMAOIA RERXK ' E GOODSOX, A.K, Pinkie” Route 1, Box 1(10, ' Wendell, X ' , C, Attempt the end. amt never stand to douht ; nothimj so hard hut search •ivitl find, it out.” Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Hayes Fleming; Estey Personality- Charm Club ; NAACP ; Pyramid Club ; Baptist Student Union ; Sunday School ; Sunday School Choir. LtdUIS HOWARD GOtlDSOX , B..S., Omega Psi Phi. 310 Ea“t Diivie Street, Raleigh, X . ( ' . “ kso t;e to he thgseif ; and knoir that he irho pads himself loses his miserg.” iMllitant Club ; Ca rver Science Club. i JAMES THEODORE GOSSETTE, B.S. Thed” 18S Blanton Street. Asheville, X ' . -C. Be not at being unknown, hut seek to he worthg of note.” Militant Club; Sunday School, Superintendent; Sphinx Club; Y. M. C. A. FREDERICK GRAHAM. A.B. Brer” B. O. Box 441. La Grange. X. C. American Veteran Committee ; Sunday School ; Shaw Players ; Social Science Club ; Town Hall Foi ' um. JOHX IVESLEY GREEX, HI. B.S. 1111 South Persoir Street. Ralei.gh. X. C. •‘.Yoti scholae sed vitae d iscimus.” Shaw Player-s ; Y. M. C. A. ; Football Trainer and JIanager. SENIORS SYLVIA ALBERTA GREGORY, B.S. “SU Route 1, La Grange, N. 0. “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favors rather than silver and gold. ' ' Y. W. C. A. ; Resident Young Women; Sunday School; Secretary Camera Club; Home Economics Club. RUTH THELMA HARDY, A.B. “Wem” P. O. Box 115, Roxabel. N. C. “ will Jet ■no -nMn drag me so low as to make me hate him. NEDA HIGH HARRIS, B.S. Wendell, N. C. NELSON HERBERT HARRIS, Jr., A.B. “Nel 717 South Blount Street, Raleigh, N. C. “A certain number of obstacles v:ill make a man not break him; a kite rises against the wind, not ' With it.” a Delegate to Negro Intercollegiate Dramatic Association ; Basketball ; Shaw Players ; I Football ; Coach for Intramural Champs. | SARAH JEAN HARRIS, A.B. = ‘ Kim” 31 West 125tli Street, Apt. 4, New York, N. Y. “When the blandishments of life are gone, the coward sneaks to death, the brave lives on.” Y. W. C. A. ; Resident Young Women ; English Fortnightly Clpb ; Tyler Book Club ; Aurora Club ; Shaw Players. HELEN JEAN HARRISON. B.S., Delta Sigma Theta. “Bootsie” 1110 Wainwriglit Aveime, Wilson, N. G. “Take time to -work — it is the ■price of success; take time to plug — it is the secret of ■youth.” Estey Personality- Charm Club; Pyramid Club; Campus Inn Board of Directors: Y. W. C. A.; Shaw Players; Resident Young Women; Alpha Kappa Mu; Student Or- ganization Committee ; Who’s Who Among American Negro Colleges and Universities. SENIORS DAVII LORENZO HAYWOOD, A.B. “Boo 720 South East Street. Raleigh, N. C. “All that I am and all that I hope to he, I owe to tnij mother. Y. M. C. A. ; Varsity Club. LELA BEATRICE HAYWOOD. A.B. 601 South Saunders Street. Raleigh. N. C. LULA MAE HEADEN. B.S.. Zeta Phi Beta. “Lulu P. O. Box 703, Goldston. N. C. “TLo victory irithout lahor. Nnn-re.sident Young Women; Home Economics Club; Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A. ; Sunday School ; Tyler Book Club ; Campus Inn Board of Directors ; Needle and Brush Club. LYTHEL WILSON HICKERSON, .Jr., A.B. Elkin. N. ( ' . HELEN DELORIS HICKS. B.S. 1117 Red Cross Street. Wilmington, N. C. JULIAN SWERINGER HIMES, A.B. “Himey” 141 Painbroke Street, Boston. Mass. U ' e live to Icarii, we learn for the good of mankind. American Veteran Committee. SENIORS AMBLDA HOLLOMAN, A.B. R. F. D. 1, Box 51 2 , Alioslde. N. C. ELLA MAE HOWELL, A.B. Happy” Route 2, Box 35, Rolier.sonville, N. C. Be courteous to all, hut intimate to few, and let those few he well tried before you give them your confidence.” Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Camera Club; W. A. A.; Varsity Club; NAACP ; Sunday School ; Women’s Basketball Team. WILLIE MAE ROBERSON. B.S., Delta Bigma Theta. Bill” Raleigh Road. Oxford. N. C. The secret of life is not to do ivhat you like, hut like what you do.” Y. W. C. A. ; Re sident Young Women ; Estey Personality-Charm Club ; Camera Club ; Sunday School. NANNETTE BOYD .TACKSON, B.S.. Sigma Gamma Rho. “Nan” Norfolk. Va. “To have striven, to have made an effort, to have heen true to certain ideals — this done is worth the struggle.” DANIEL ANTHONY JEFFRIES. A.B., Kappa Alpha Psi. 414 Oberlin Road, Raleigh, N. C. Man is the helpless victim of his environment, and, the way to change man is to change his environment.” Y. M. C. A. CLARETHA JONES, B.S. “Ray” Wilson, N. C. All that I am and all that I hope to he. I owe to my parents.” Home Economics Club; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Y. W. C. A., Assistant Secretary ; Assistant Nurse ; Hayes Fleming Missionary Society ; Baptist Student Union ; Christian Education Society ; University Sunday School. SENIORS DURRELL INEZ J( ' )NES, A.B., Alpha Kappa Alpha. LM7 E:ist Sth Av(‘mie, Roselle. New .lerse.v. ‘‘Life is a hopeless pf ht to those who walk in darkness. ' ' Y. W. C. A.; Resident Young Women: Estey Personality- Charm Club; Secretary of Junior Class. MARY HELEN .lONES, B.S.. Zeta Phi Beta. “Bnookie” (leiieral Delivery, Raefortl, N. C. “Xot at the top. hut climhing. Non-resident Young Women; Resident Young Women; University Sunday School; Science Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Tyler Book Club. MATTIE MAE .JOYNER. A.B. “Mat ' ' 728 M’est Tlitimas Street. Rocky Mount. N. C. “All that I am or ever hope to he. I owe to my darling mother and father. ' Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Shaw Players: Future English Teachers of America, Secretary ; Pestalozzi Club ; Sunday School ; Fortnightly Club. ELLEN VIRGINIA KELLY. B.S. “El Route 2. Box .3.5, Camden. S. C. “.1 chain is no stronger than its weakest link. ' ' President Pyramid Club; Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Usher ' s Club; Car- ver .Science Club ; Basketball Team ; Pestalozzi Club ; Cheering Squad. EVERETT CARRIGAN LATTIMORE, B.S., Alpha Phi Alpha. 52.‘1 M’ost 4th Street. Plainfleld. New .Jersey. “Aspiring to hccome a physician. Football Captain ; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and L niversities ; Student Council, Vice-President; Men ' s Personnel Club, Vice-President; Y. il. C. A.; President of the Sophomore, .Tunior and Senior Classes ; University Choir ; Science Club ; Basketball Team ; Varsity Track ; Recipient of the J. O. Turner Athletic Award. JIARY OLIVIA LEDBETTER. B.S. Rutherfordton. N. C. “Try not to equal, hut to r.rcel. for no rictory is won without lahor. •M 9 SENIORS LILLIAN DORETHA LENNON, A.B. P. O. Box 158, Balton. N. C. GEOROIA DOIL LEVEKE, A.B.. Zeta Phi Beta. “Gern” Warsaw, Virginia. “ pass this irai hut oiicc, if there is aai (jood that I can do, let me do it nnic.” Y. W. C. A. ; Sunday School, Assistant Secretary; Resident Young Women. FELTS WELDON LEWIS. B.S. VTiite Oak. N. C. “We mt(St convince ourselves that ire are endoired irith irorthif powers and possihilities ; let us not defeat our efforts hi heiny skeptical of the results of our labor.” Y. M. C. A. : Men’s Personnel Council ; Carver Science Club ; Advertising Manager for the “Bear, LEANDER LEWIS, A.B. Kinston. N. C. “Resolve to he thyself; and know that he irho finds himself loses his misery.” University Choir ; Football Team ; English Club. WILLIE B. LEWIS, A.B., Theoloyical Fraternity. “Lu” Route 2, Box 91, Battleboro, N. 0. Y. M. C. A. “Live and let live.” HAZEL NELSON LOGAN, A.B., Delta Siyma Theta. 903 South Bloiui ' t Street, Raleigli, N. C. “The Lord is the liyht of my salvation, whom shall I fear; the Lord is the strenyth of my life, of whom shall 1 he afraid.” Y. W. C. A.; Non-resident Young Women, President; Shaw Players; University Choir ; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. SENIORS CHARLES LYONS, A.B., Omefja Psi Phi. General Delivery. Bethel, N. C. “A Z that 1 am and all that I hope to he, I owe to mp mother. ’ A. V. C. ; Y. M. C. A,, President; Men’s Personnel Council, President; Campus Inn Manager ; Student Council, Town Hall Forum ; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. •lOEL CHEATHAM MAKABLE, A.B., Alpha Phi Alpha. 1 ' . ). Box 4S3, Henderson. N. C. “Education makea a people easp to lead, hut difficult to drive; easp to yovern, hut impossihle to enHlave. Varsity Football ; Social Science Club ; Y. M. C. A. GEORGIA ANNA McNEILL, A.B., Zeta Phi Beta. “Mac” P. O. Box 6. Clarktoii. N. C. “Bpeak little, hut truthfullp, for much speaking hrings danger.” Estey Personality- Charm Club; Resident Young Women; Women’s Basketball Team. •TESSYE ROSS MEBANE. A.B. 322 M’est Cannon Street. Raleigh, N. C. “A.S ' ye would that men would do unto you. do ye even so unto them.” Non-resident Young Women; Militants Club; Y. W. C. A. IMILDRED BETH FOGG. A.B. “Mil” Box 4S, Elheron. N. C. “To make the hest better.” Sunday School Choir; Baptist Student Union; Hayes Fleming; Resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A. ; NAACP. DORIS PEARLINA MITCHELL, B.S., Sigma Gamma Rho. “Li! Bit” P. O. Box 250. lYake Forest, N. C. “Happiness is a perfume that you cannot pour oa others without getting a few drops on yourself.” Non-resident Y ' ' oung Women; Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club; NAACP. SENIORS IDA PEARL MDOKE, B.S. “Lynn Route 4, Box 17()-B, Alioskie, N. C. “To litrire, to seel to find, and not to yield. Resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A. ; Sunday School ; Estey Personality- Charm Club ; Carver Science Club. RI’BY ( ' OLLEN :M )()RE. A.B.. iynia (lamina liho. (’reedmoor, N. ( ' . Life i.s .short, but ilierc is ahnrys time for conrtesiy. Resident Young Women; Sunday School; Social Science Club. POLA NEWSOME, A.B. P. O. Box 145, Freinoirt. N. ( ' . ANNA REBECCA NORRIS. A.B.. Zeta Phi Beta. “Ann 1135 AVest Marsh Street, Salisbury, N. C. “All that I am and ever hoye to be, I oive to God and my parents. Resident Young Women : Y’ . W. C. A. ; Philharmonic Choir ; PTniverslty Choir ; Archonian Club ; Spanish Club ; Pestalozzi Club, Treasurer ; P. E. T. A. Club ; Women ' s Choir. TOMMIE BERNICE I AGE, A.B.. Zeta Phi Beta. “Be Roate 1. Box 203, Fairmont. N. C. “Character is ivhat one really is. reputation ivhat others believe him to be. Y. W. C. A. ; Sunday School ; Archonian Club ; NAACP. M’ANDA DUREAMER PERRY, B.S., Zeta Phi Beta. “DuPe AVendell, N. C. “All that I am. and ever hope to be. I owe to my parents. Needle and Brush Club; President Y ' oung Women; Home Economics; Y. W. C. A.; Camera Club; NAACP. SENIORS GLADYS INEZ PIERCE, A.P,., Sujma Gamma Rho. “Little Bit 17 South 13tli Street. IVilmiiigton, N. C. “Live today as if you were yoiny to die tomorrow, learn today as if you icerc (joiny to Jive always. Alpha Kappa Mu. Student Council; Y. W. C. A. ; President Young Women; Non-resident Young Women; Social Science Club; Shaw Journal Staff; Aurora Club, Orientation Committee ; Sunday School. THOMAS ELISHA POE, A.P,. “Tommy nilL East .Tones Street. Raleigh. N. C. “To hray Utile, to lose well, to crow yently if in luck, to pay up, to own up, to shut up if beaten are the virtues of a sportsman. y. M. c. A. HAL IVOPTH POPE, A.P,.. Omega Psi Phi. “Candy” Raleigli, N. C, “Life is a comedy to those who think and a tragedy to those who feel. Y. M. C. A. ; I. P. C. WILLIE POWELL, Jk.. A.P. 41(1 Pine Street. Kinston. N. ( ' . CAROLYN YVONNE PRENTY, A.P., Alpha Kappa Alpha. “Shorty Pox olij, Northfork. West Virginia. “What you can do. or think you can. begin it! Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it! Class Business Manager ; Student Welfare Committee, Secretary ; Tyler Book Club, President; Student Council, Business Manager; Shaw Players, Business Manager; Ivy Leaf Club, President ; Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities ; Alpha Kaijpa Mu Honor Society, Secretary ; Sigma Rho Sigma, Secretary ; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Student Town Hall Forum; Y. W. C. A.; Resident Young Women. .TEANITA PELLE IT ' RDY. A.P. “Kite P. ( 1. Pox 88. Pladenhoro, N. C. “TAfe is what you make it. Non-Resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Charm Club; F. E. T. A. Club ; Pestalozzi Club. SENIORS LESTER WILLIS RANDALL, A.B.. Theolo( ical Fmferniiy. “Bon Ami 83 Walnut Street, Newark, New Jersey, “ire are lahorern togetiter with God. American Veteran ' s Committee; Y. M. C, A, ; Hayes Fleming; Baptist Student Union; Sunday School. CHRISTINE CORNEIAA REEVES, B.S., Phi Beta. “Cliri.i’’ Goldston, N. G. “All that I am and hope to he, t owe to God and my mother. Non-resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A, ; Sunday School ; Resident Young Women ; Tyler Book Club ; Campus Inn Staff. THELMA ELIZABETH RHEM. B.S. “Peach 1302 Main Street, New Bern, N. C. “Keep yonr face powered with ■ ' mn.Giine andi the .shadoir. ' i will fall hehiiid yon. Resident Young Women; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Y. W. C. A.; Carver Science Club ; Non-resident Young Women. DAVID ALFONZO RICHARDSON, A.B. “Al Route 2, Box 114, Norlina, N. C. “1 have cro.s. ' ed the hay, hat the ocean lie.s ahead. Sunday School ; Y. M. C. A. ; Shaw Players ; P. E. T. A. SARA IVRAYE RILEY, A.P,., Alpha Kappa Alpha. 115 Lincoln Court, Raleigh. N. C. ELLEN ROBBINS, A.B. “lAttle Bit o26 Jladlson Street, I’lymouth, N. C. “.1 man ' .s reach xhonld c.rcced hi. ' yrafip; or n-hat ' x a heaven for? Y. W. C. A.; Non-resident Young Women; Sunday Scliool ; Sunday School Choir. 4 SENIORS WILLIE CATHERINE HOWELL, A.B.. Sif ma Gamma Rho. Ul; ) Sctnlli I’erEDU Srreet. Kaleisli, N. C. “Mail .s like a tack, vaefiil if Itc liax a gooil head and .S’ pointed in the rir tii direction ; even thoaph he han to he driven, he can no further than, his head v:iU let him. ' ' Women ' s Choir ; University Choir ; Pestalozzi Ciul) ; Aurora Club ; University Quartet. EUNICE ROOERS. R.S.. Zefa Phi Beta. Ro-ate Lh Box liGS, Woiideli. N. C. “To thine (Jirn self he true. Home Economics Clulj ; Women ' s Choir ; Y. W. C. A. ; Sunday School ; Resident Young Women. : IARY ],EE liOYALS, B.S., Alpha Kappa Alpha. J ac” Route ' 2. Box 2, Rocky iMounf. X. C. “Be not overcome of evil : hut overcome evil with pood. ' ' Y. W. C. A.; Non-resident Young Women; Women ' s Choir; Sunday School. JOHN TONY SANDERS, A.B.. Alpha Phi Alpha. Ninv Bern, N. C. “Younp people and (dd alike, if pou don ' t irant to repret it. please don ' t let this luirrcst past. Y. M. C. A. ; Sunday School ; Shaw University Journal Staff ; NAACP ; A. V. C. HAROLD LOUIS SCHMOKE. B.S., Alpha Phi Alpha. “Bmoke ' ’ y. ' Vl East ( ' abarrtis Street. Raleigh. N. C. “This ahorc all : to thine oirn s(df he true and it must follow as the nipht the dap; thou canst not then he false to anp man. ' ’ Y. M. C. A. LUTHER JUNE SH HUMAN. A.B.. Theolopieal Fratirnifp. Clarkton. N. C. Freshman Class, President; Y. M. C. A., President; Sunday School, Superintendent; Sunday School Council ; Dramatic Club. ★ SENIORS KATIIKUIXE DANNIE SnniDNS. B.S. “Cat” Konto 1, Box 180, roll()C ' ks illc. N. C. f am not hound to irin. hut I am hound to tie true; am not hound to suc- ceed, hut I am hound to live hi the lii ht that I have. I must stand irifh ain - hodi that stands rii ht. stand iritis him lehile he is lii hf, and part from him ti hen he i oes icroiuj.” Estey Personality- Charm Chili; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A. ; llesident Young Women ; Camera Club ; Sunday School ; Leisure Time Club. KOBEKT THOMAS SIMMONS, A.B.. Phi Beta Sii ma. “Boh” 604 MTiite Street, New Beni, N, C. “Everything comes to him who will hut wait and worh toward that end.” University Choir ; Y. M. C. A. ; University Choir, Accompanist ; Future English Teachers of America Club, President. GEKTHA SMITH. B.S., Alpha Kappa Alpha. “3crt” 316 South Stewart Street. Iviiekiiighiiin. N. C. “Prepare to live a thousand years: live as though you will die tsiinorrow.” Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Societj ' ; Home Economics Club ; Camera Cluli ; Student Council; Y. W. C. A.; Resident Young Women; F aptist Student Union; Sunday School; Estey Personality- Charm Club. LEDONIA SMITH, B.S.. .Upha Kappa Alpha. “Lee” 316 South Stewart Street, Koc‘kiii.t;liaui. N. C. “Ah. hut a man ' s reacts should exceed his grasp, or what is a heaven forf” Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society ; Campus Inn Board of Directors, Assistant Secretary ; Shaw Players; Carver Scientitic Society, Vice President; Sunday School, Secretary; Y. W. C. A.; Resident Young Women; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Baptist Student Union ; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. DAISY LEE STANITL. A.B. P. O. Box 531, Mhhlle.sex. N. C. “All that I am or ever hope to he. I owe to my mother. ' ' OTIS CLIFFORD STATHAIM, A.B. 792% East 9th Street. Chatttinootta. Teiiiies.see. “The hey to success lies heyond the hill. ' ' SENIORS KUTII MAE STEWAUl). A.I!., Zeta Phi Beta. lioiite 3, Box 367, Suffolk. Va. THELMA YZONNECIIKIS STOKES. A.B. 1314 2 ' .)th Street. Newport News, Va. CATHEUINE ELIZABETH STROUD. B.S. 307 Caii’iion Street. Raleigh. N. C. DOROTHY MAE SM’INSON. A.B.. Alftha Kappa .Alpha. ‘“Dattie Mac’ 410 Hanccok Street. Richiiioiid 20, Va. ’ ' Preparation is the kci note to ■ ' tacccs.s.” University Choir; Estey Personality- Charm Out); Y. W. C. A.: Resident Young Women; Campus Inn Board of Directors; Social Science Club; Women ' s Choir. IRENE SYL ' ER, B.S.. .Alpha Kappa Alpha. “Rene” Route 2. Nashville, N. C. “Rhcccss hegins irith a felloir ' s u-ill. it’.s onJg in the state of mind.” Y. W. C. A. ; Resident Young Women; Varsity Club; Home Economics Club; Pesta- lozzi Club ; Estey Personality- Charm Club. MARY SCOTT TAYLOR. A.B.. Alpha Kappa Alpha. IS Birch Avenue. Princeton, New .lersey. ‘‘To write niueh. and to write rapidlg. are emptg hoasts. The world desires to know what yon have done, and not how you did it.” Y. W. C. A. ; Spanish Club ; NAACP. SENIORS MILFORD McFarland taylor, b.s, 508 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PERRY ALFREDO TAYLOR, A.B., Alpha Phi Alpha. IS Birch Avenue. Princeton. New Jersey. Idleness is emptiness, the tree in which the sap is stagnant remains fruitless. ' ' Dramatic Club ; Y. M. C. A. ; Spanish Club ; Social Science Club. ELSIE MAE TEELE, A.B. Tea P. O. Box 7(!, Yaughan, N. C. “The past is gone, forget it; the present is here, use it; the future will come, prepare for it. Y. W. C. A.; Ivy Leaf Club; Resident Young Women; Shaw Players; Sunday School; Fortnightly English Club ; F. E. T. A. ORCELLA MARIE THOMPSON, A.B. Little Bit P. O. Box 76, Lewiston, N. C. “It is hotter to have one good friend tluan to have mang good for -nothing friends. Non-resident Young Women; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Charm Club; Spanish Club; Physical Education Club ; Pestalozzi Club. GUTHRIE L. TURNER, Jr., B.S., Phi Beta Sigma. Route 3, Box 157, Snow Hill, N. C. The only wag to command nature is to oheg her lairs.’’ Student Council; Shaw Journal, Editor-In-Chief; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities ; Y. M. C. A. ; Men ' s Personnel ; Assistant IManager, Football Team ; Sunday School. DORIS BEULAH lYADE, B.S. “Doree Madison, N. C. “It matters not what you are thought to he. hut what you arc. Pyramid Club; Hayes Fleming Missionary Society; Estey Personality- Charm Club; Resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A. SENIORS RUTH OLA WALKER, A.R.. Alpha Kappa Alpha. iJeiutie ' ’ 1(! Ndi ' tli Depot Street, Planning. S. C. “All III! hope for 1111 rroi rc. ' Hs is nujself. hccaiisc life is irhai I make iK’ Resident Young Women ; Y. W. C. A. ; Women’s Choir : Shaw Players ; Future English Teachers of America Club; Ivy Leaf Club; Sunday School. •TAXET WALLACE. K.S. 4l’ 1 Soutli Strain Street, Raleigh. X. C. .roSElTI HEXRY AVAt LERS. A.R.. Phi Beta Bif ma. Raleigh. X. C. “Be kiiifl to those i ou meet on the laililer to success, ijoa mai pass the same ones as i ou arc copiimj doirn. ' ' Y. W. C. A. ; Shaw Players ; Men ' s Choral Club ; American Veteran Committee. EULA REAUL AVATSOX. A.R.. Ata Phi Beta. “Pula Pee“ JtoiUe 2. Rox 200. (’laytoti, X ' . C. “JaI us not he iveari in irell doin; : for in due season in shall reap, if ire faint not.” Resident Young Womenj T. W. C. A.; NAACP ; Hayes Fleming Alissionary Society; Shaw I’layers ; Archonian Clul) ; Estey Personality- Charm Club; F. E. T. A.; Fort- nightly English Club ; Sunday School ; Sunday School Choir. FELICIA DOROTHEA AVILLIAAIS, A.R. “Fi” Ronti ' 2. Rox 84S, I’ortsmonth. A’a. “A ! ood name is much better to he chosen than rent riches.” A ' . W. C. A. ; Resident A ' oung Women ; Women ' s Choir ; Fortnightly English Club : Shaw IMayers ; Pestalozzi Clul) ; Future English Teachers of America Club ; Las Socindail de Omigas. SARAH AIAROAKET AA’ILLIAAIS. R.S.. Delta Sii ma Theta. “Mari c” 2(th Hood Street. Roc Icingham. X ' . C. “Sow an act and i ou reap a habit: sow a habit and i ou reap a character ; sow a character and i ou reap a destini .” Resident A ' oung AVomen ; A . W. C. A. ; Camera Clul) ; Home Economies Club ; Hayes Fleming Missionary Society; Sunday School; Estey Personality-Charm Club. SENIORS EMMITT LEE WILLIAMSON. A.B. Route 2, Box SO. Clinton. N. C. “Siiccciis ill life in matter not ho much of talent or otiportiiniti as of concen- tration and perseverance.” Militant Club ; A. V. C. ; T. M. C. A. HERMAN LEE MOLSON, A.B. “Lefty” 203 Hillsboro Street. Fayetteville, N. G. Have couraije in the face of defeat.” SANDY YANCEY, Jk.. A.B. Mansoii’, N. C. “Ah! hut a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what is a heaven for?” y. M. C. A. ; Dramatic Club ; Psychology Club ; F. E. T. A. Club : Sunday School. ★ ★ ★ SUPERLATIVES ★ ★ Most Scholarly Best Dressed Most Versatile Most Likely to Succeed Best Dancers Best Looking Wittiest Most Modest Most Popular Most Dignified Most Studious Most Dramatic Most Athletic Most Pleasing PersonaUty. Alost Co-operative Yvonne Prunty and John Hairston Erma Bullock and Kenneth Anderson Irene Sylver and Everett Lattirnore Arnell Burnette and Guthrie Turner Durell Jones and Allen Grooms Eleanor Bell and Everett Lattirnore Jolmsie Broadway and Zaron Burnette Mary Ledbetter and Leroy Hall Irene Sylver and Everett Lattirnore Arnell Burnette and Robert Simmons Gladys Pierce and Lester Randall Inez Cogdell and Herbert Ellis Georgia A. McKeill and Charles England ...Jlorothy Swinson and Charles England Yvonne Prunty and Guthrie Turner CLASS SONG Tune; Tschaikowsky’s Concerto Ho. 1, “Tonight Me Love” I Lift every voice let it ring With praises for dear Shaw U. Each loyal comrade now pledge “Our love for thee will never die.” Sweet mem’ries will linger on E’en tho’ divided we be The Class of ’49 Now bids adieu Our faithful hearts Will always wmrk for you, O Shaw, Adieu. II Lift every voice let it ring With praises long may we sing. Each loyal comrade now say “God save our Alma Alater. I’hen let us join Avitli the band. Uphold our school’s aims so grand, Long live noble Shaw U. Long may her banner sway Until eternity Long live Noble Shaw U. Robert Si.mmoxs Dorothy S win sox CLASS POEM Dear Alma Mater, We have come to thee, Kissed by the four winds and blown by fate into thy enfolding arms. We have lived with thee Untouched by the base evils which abound outside thy protecting walls. We have learned from thee. Guided by thy prodigal love and undying interest in us, thy children. And now, we leave thee. After thou hast loved us and made us one in thee, After thou has taught us to live and to be free ; But not to forget thee. Thou, to Avhom we owe improvements and changes in which we i)ride. Ideals and goals toward which we strive, And the family love in which we abide — Hail, Alma Mater ! Mother of us all ! Inez Cogdell CLASS HISTORY ★ ★ Chapter I With the drapes of the cvirtaiii of fate unfurling in a gentle gesture of cdosure, putting an end to the act of World War II, the stage of life was simultaneously presenting a new phase of existence to the members of the ’45 Freshman Class. Luther Shii)man, as president elect, along with the advice of Mr. Virgil Anderson, did a note worthy job in guiding and maintaining an effective class organization. Edith’s little sister, Yvonne, picked up where she left off academically. Bonnie Briley, Guthrie Turner, Inez Cogdell and Herbert Ellis were also honor roll students. Freshman prowess was heavily felt in the realm of sportsdom. The football squad utilized the ability of such men as ISTelson Harris, Lorenzo Haywood and Everett Lattimore; the latter hav- ing merited the coveted J. P. Turner Athletic Award on the basis of his three sport participa- tion. Bonnie Briley and Georgia McHeil shone on the girls basketball team. The initial con- structing of Spaulding Gymnasium marked the termination of our stare and wonder period. Chapter IT The spring of ’46 witnessed the installation of new class officers. Mrs. Bosalie Hill acted in the capacity of adviser, while Everett Lattimore, as ])resident, with Guthrie Turner and others formed the nucleus of an efficient governing body. The famed Sadie Hawkins dance marked the height of our social contribution. Bonnie Briley, Georgia McXeil, and Irene Sylver brilliantly paced the girls basketball team to an enviable record of victories. Chapter III Again Everett Lattimore was chosen to preside as president, while Mr. Xathan Pitts acted as adviser. Spaulding Gynasium was the site of an intercollegiate basketball game. The Junior- Senior Prom was a heel clicking success. Sarah Darden again “dood it”, with the mammoth efforts of Gertha Smith, Eleanor Bell and others. The Student Coiincil emi)loyed the services of such Juniors as Arthur Gib bs, chaplain; William Parity and John Hairston, representa- tives; Inez Cogdell, assistant secretary; Guthrie Turner, editor-in-chief of the Shaw Journal, and Everett Lattimore, vice-president. Charles England captained a championship baseball team. Everett Lattimore was selected as cai)tain of the 1948 C. I. A. A. defending football cham])ions. Georgia MdSTeil and Bonnie Briley continued to hook the crowds into a frenzy. Edward Mack Todd captained the basketball team. John Hairston, Yvonne Prunty, Inez Cogdell, Guthrie Turner, Gladys Pierce, Helen Har- I ' ison, Arnell Burnette and Pensicola Alexander Avere admitted to the honor society. Guthrie Turner also made Who’s Who. The finishing touches Avere being applied to our chapel Avhen the term dreAV to an end. Chapter IV Our Senior year began Avith Everett Lattimore again elected as president and Mr. Xathan Pitts as adviser. Petite Eleanor Bell reigned as our Homecoming (jueen, Avhile Irene SyHer Avas one of her attendants. Guthrie Turner Avas again selected to Who ' s Who along Avith Helen Harrison, Ledonia Smith, Inez Cogdell, Charles England, Yvonne Prunty and EA ' erett Latti- more. John Hairston, Ledonia Smith and Yyonne PiTuity AA’ere our academic Goliaths. Our stay is over. Xoav avc must take our leave from this scholastic haA en. While here our changes liaA ' c been many and our disappointments ])erha])s none too feAv, but along Avith our variations time has ])assed bringing us to the brink of graduation. Each of us has knelt at the Pyerian S])ring. Hoav deejdy aa ' c haAm drunk of its Avaters of knoAvledge Avill be measAired ac- cording to the volume of our deeds yet to be done. Ea’erett Lattimore President of the Senior Class LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ★ ★ We, the Senior Class of Shaw University, 1949, about to pass from these halls of learning, be- ing in full possession of our mental capacities and without restraint, do hereby make and publish this last will and testament. We transmit our various school day possessions to persons hereinafter mentioned, to be retained by them throughout their asoeiation with Shaw University. Article I To the benevolent citizens of Raleigh, we leave our sincerest thanks for their cooperation with us in our varied endeavors during our stay in this city. Article II To the Board. of Trustees, the President, and the Administration of this marvelous school, we leave our best wishes for continued success in making Shaw University a bigger and better school. Article III To the Dean of Women we leave a vote of thanks for her untiring efforts to help us overcome our many difficulties. Article IY To the Proctor of Men, we bequeath “additional” patience and strength in his attempt to instill within the men higher principles of manhood. Article V To the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, we bequeath the use of the new gymnasium which we were fortunate to see erected during our stay. Article VI 1. Otis C. Statham leaves his bed in 109 Tupper Hall to Allen F. Grooms, hoping he will get some good rest and fool the sport writers during the ’49 football season. 2. Eleanor Bell leaves to the students of Shaw her ability to be carefree and happy at all times. 3. Sarah Riley wills her good luck to all the students at Shaw. 4. Ruby C. Moore leaves her quietness to Janie Keyes. 5. Beulah Doris Wade wills her S. P. on the campus to her roommate, Dorothy Alston. 6. Bonnie Briley wills to Andy Fields her height so that he will no longer be called “shorty.” 7. Mary Ledbetter wills her title as Miss Home Economics to Betty Gilliam. 8. Sallie Melton leaves her height with Ida Russell, hoping that she will share it with her friend, Christine Williamson. 9. Eula P. Watson Avills her instinct ivliich allows her to get up early eA ery morning, go to breakfast, clean her room and reach class on time to Georgia Scales. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ★ ★ 10. Mildred Fogg wills her petiteness to Willie Mae Ramsey. 11. Sylvia Gregory wills to Jean Brown her Modesty. 12. Arniadia Goodson wills to Hazel Kelly all her notebooks and term papers, hoping she can use them without the teachers recognizing them. 13. To Rosetta JSTorwood, the gang in 205, 209 and 210 Shaw Hall wills her the ability to play it cool when sent for by the Dean of Women. 14. To Gloria Payne, Mattie Joyner wills her the ability to get u p and make breakfast each morning. 15. Angie Brooks wills her ambitious determination to succeed despite difficulties and disap- pointments. 16. Charles England wills his ability to “keep cool” while pitching to James Mincey. 17. Willie Elliot wills his prowess on the gridiron to Charles Chavis. 18. James Walker wills thirty pounds to Clarence Watkins. 19. Yvonne Prunty bequeaths her position in the extra-curricular activities at Shaw to Emma Louise Jones. 20. Hal Pope leaves his handwriting to Hubert Poole. 21. Laura Burnette bequeaths her thoughtfulness in doing things in order to Georgia Scales. 22. Herbert D. Ellis leaves his ability to accept and j)erform numerous club responsibilities to Clarence Hunter. 23. Gladys Pierce wills her shortness to Dorothy Alston. 24. Georgia LeVere bequeaths her traits of de] endability and prom])tness to Alea Robinson. 25. Leander Lewis leaves his smug appearance and linguistic ability to Richard Harvey. 26. David Richardson wills his dramatic ability to Oswald Beard. 27. Howard Goodson wills his conservative manner to Addison Shepard. 28. Guthrie Turner wills the gray hairs received while working on the yearbook to William Cannon and Joseph Pollard. 29. Nelson Harris wills the ownership of the Penny Five to Llarvey Broadie. We do hereby charge Mr. James A. Broadie to execute our last will and testament. Testators: Herbert D. Ellis Sarah Dardex Riley Otis C. Statham Eleanor Bell Zaron Burnette CLASS PROPHECY ★ This crystal sphere holds all of the past and all of the future. Yet, it cannot tell you all that you desire to know. I am aboiit to gaze into my crystal and forecast some futures. The mist is clearing and a small village appears on the scene. It’s Sunday morning and the people are coming to the service. 1 see a fine looKing minister. Wait, it isn’t quite clear. ISTow there he comes into the i)ulpit — why it’s Keverend Gihhs. Looking through the audience 1 see some of the notables of the small city. There’s Guthrie Turner, our dentist and his family of four. In the middle aisle, there’s the principal of the school, Leroy Hall, and Mayor Statham. The choir begins to sing and seated at the piano is D. L. Swinson, the school’s music ' J’eacher. The service is over and I see the people gathering at Edwin Allen’s drug store, a modern up to date place. Around the corner is Walker’s Llotel and as his private secretary, there sits Thelma Hardy. Further out on the outskirts of the town is a lirge poultry farm and I see standing in the door Mable Keynolds and James Powell, Jr., hubby and wife. I hear a shrieking sound and down the highway comes an ambulance — wait, yes, it’s Gossett’s ambulance service. I see the scene fading and I can barely see the quaint little village. The scene of the quaint little village completely fades, and now I see a large industrial, flourish- ing city and numerous businesses there. As I look in my crystal ball I see a swell night club — Bates’ Rendezvous and there’s Anna ISTorris, the torch singer and Colleen Moore, the exotic dancer. The curtain draws and the music of “Zeke” Burnette’s Hot Shots sets feet moving and featuring Mrs. Burnette. Many notables come to the Rendezvous. There’s the noted Dr. Ellis, lieart specialist and his associate Dr. Ledonia Smith. I see Dr. Lyons, noted historian and Kenny Anderson, noted scientist. As I view the club, I see seated in a remote place Professor Campbell and Professor Frederick Graham of Whippet College. Look who’s entering now — why it’s the Dean of dear ole Whippett, Leander Lewis and his charming wife, Pola Newsome, the famous movie star. As the soft music fades awmy from the scenes the crystal ball becomes hazy. Each look says, “Go far away,” and as the words fade away, we see a far away country, Africa, the dark continent. As we approach the coast, a number of people run out to greet us and there’s Angie Brooks with Eleanor Bell leading the group. We are on an Educational Research Commission to find data on education and living conditions there. Included in our group are the famous educators: Dr. Himes, famous sociologist and Dr. Yvonne Prunty, noted historian. Dr. David Richardson, head of the Language Department at Atlanta University and Professor Robert Simmons, Romance Language Instructor. On our big ship, “Enieka,” our noble staff of Home Economics Association keeps us w ell fed. Misses Dupree, Glover, Briley, Burnette and Alexander are from the staff ' of Tuskegee Institute, while Misses Douglas, Gregory, Bu llock, Harrison and Gertha Smith are from the staff of Hampton Institute. Dr. Lattimore of the John Hopkins Hospital is our doctor, and Nurses Irene Sylver, Willie Roberson and Mary H. Jones take care of the sick. Heading the dining room is dietitian Katherine Simmons wdtli Doris Wade as assistant. Captain Schmoke safely pilots us over with capable as- sistance of first mate Hairston and chief engineer Goodson. Cars from the Hickerson’s plantation cany us inland to the Marahle Cabins, our resting places. Here w e start visiting the natives and we learn that the Reverend Randall and his lovely wife, the former Miss Pierce, are doing missionary wmrk in the next village. We also learn that Herman Wilson and Tony Saunders are well known teachers of the village. Going on to the next village, ' we see Bill Elliott -working hard in a field of tall corn and his wdfe, the former Miss Armadia Goodson, bringing him a cool drink of -water. We sto]) and they tell us that Erma Bullock has a large Kindergarten School three miles east and that Ruth Bethea and Mildred Fogg are her helpers. We also learn that Thelma Hardy, now Mrs. Walker, is a rich socialite and that Mrs. Mary Tay- lor, famous vocational guidance director and her husband. Perry, the noted economist are house guests. We bid Bill and Armadia “Good-bye” and head for our camp. The sun is slowly setting in the west and as we get closer and closer to our camp, the vision in the crystal ball fades. The view becomes dark and we can no longer see. The crystal tells what it sees, true or false, good or bad. As we draw the curtain and put the little blue crystal away, the greatest prophecy is the marriage of Hardy and Walker. Small world, isn’t it ? STUDENT COUNCIL O F F ICE R S President Vice-President Secretari A ssistant Secretary Sergeant-at-A nns Pusiness Manager ParHa-inentaria n Assist a n t Part ianientaria Editor of Journal.... Business Manager. Chaplain Fresh 7n an B ep resentativ es... Sophomore Bepresentati res. Junior Bepresentati res Senior Be presentutires School of Beligion William A. Caivnox Herbert Ellis Dorothy Alstox Ramoxa Hamjiox ' d Eugexe Richardsox , Gl.ydstoxe Booth Grady A ' elsox ' Courtxei: Bromx Charlie Lyoxs Guthrie Turxer George Haxdy _„_Johxathax Browx Lovie Howard, Owex D. Xichols Xathaxiel Gaa ' lord, Jessie Joxes Lillian Aimos, Archie Eyax ' s Sarah I). Riley, Gladys Fierce James Forbes, Marvix Williams -□ President Vice-President. Secretary Treasurer Adviser JUNIOR CLASS OFFICE ES William A. Cannon Katie Patterson Mary Carter Betty Gilliam James A. Broady SOPHOMORE CLASS O F F I C E K S .AViLLiAit Worley Talmadge Cothrax Jeaxis’E Broavx ...Xancy Ganxaway Will A Price Adviser Foster P. Payxe resident Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary. Treasurer -Q FRESHMAN CLASS President Y ice-President Secrefarij Assisi ant Secretary. Treasurer Adiriser O F F I C E E S Eael Loi g Israel Singletox Alexike DeLancy .Cristine Williamson Thomas Daniels David jST. Henderson SHAW UNIVERSITY JOURNAL. STAFF O F F I C E E S Editor-in.-Chief — Guthrie L. Turner, Jk. Associate Editors — Joseph H. Pollard, ( ' arolyn Y. Prunty Managing Editor — William A. Cannon Sports Editor — Otis C. Stathaai Exchange Editor- B us in ess M a n age r- Reporter Darphine Daa ' e Reporter John J. Williams Reporter Mary J. Carter Reporter Helen J. Harrison Reporter Delores A. Jenkins ,1 dviser Harris Floyd George JIandy ' Reporter C ' iiarles J. Lee Reporter Israel Singleton Typist Mary Hill ' Tiipist Car(!lyn Coleman Typist Isabelle Bullock Foster P. Payne MISS HOMECOMING Miss Eleanor Bell Miss Eleanor Bell, Senior, of Wilmington, IN. C., reigned over activities during the game between Shaw and Morris Brown College. Above she is being presented a bouquet of flowers by the captain of the “Bears”, Everett Lattimore ALPHA LAPPA MU HONOR SOCIETY ' OFFICE R S Presidejit Vice-P re iidenf. Becretary Assisi cm t Becretary. Treasurer A dviser JoHX F). Roberts Guthrie L. Turner, Tr. Yvoxxe Pruxtv Gladys Pierce Lai ' ra a. Burxette Foster P. Pay’xe YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIAIOON OFFICERS f resideiif Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Merry Fiemore Mamie Lee Exum Claretha Jones Dorothy Alston YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President Charlie Lyons Vice-President Courtney Bkoavn Secretary C. Cosby T reasurer R. Shepherd O MEN’S PERSONNEL COUNCIL O F F I C E K S President Charlie Ltoxs Yice-Fresiden t Z aroh E ernette Secretary Courtney Brown Treasurer C. Cosby O F F I C E E S President y ice-President — Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer __Laura Burnette .Mary Ledbetter Kuth Bethea Theljia Bheyi Doris ' Wade NON-RESIDENT YOUNG WOMEN OFFICEES President Secretary Assistant Secretary. Treasurer Annie Beasley Olivia ' Peace Catherine Stroud Pauline Kae RESIDENT YOUNG WOMEN OFFICERS .President y ice-P resident. Secretary T reasurer Dorothy Alston Rachell Campbell Willa Price _.T helma Wallace HOME ECONOMICS CLUB O F F I C E il S Fresident: Alea Robixsois ' Vice-President - Hazel Harrisox Secretary Ruth Jackson Treasurer ___ Esther Dawson SHAW U N 1 V E R S rr Y SUNDAY ' SCHOOL O F F I C E R S President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary. Treasurer J. Gossette Willie R eal . Frances Dupree Georgia Le Vere Garland Wiggins -Q CHRISTIAN H D U C A 1 ' 1 O N SOCIETY OFFICERS President Mary P], DERXAjr Vice-President Velma G. (Rjaiiam Secretary Mary T). IIy.mes Treasurer Dorothy M. Dooxe CAMERA C E LI B OFFICE R S Presidents Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary. Thomas IIintox ' F arl G. Cooper Sylvia A. Gregory Barbara Hurst ■O THE SHAW PLAYERS O F F I C E E S President Herbert Ellis Vice-President Willie Xeal Secretary Ledonia Smith Assistant Secretary Eutii Walker T reasurer Laera Burnette CAMPUS INN Manager Cius McNeil Thelma Stokes Charlie Lyons, Jr. ] 0SA Dance Okia Topd UNIVERSITY CHORAL SOCIETY President Johnothan Bkown V%ce-P resident Pensicola Alexander Secretary Mary J. Carter Treasure r Guthrie T urner Business Manager George Roberts w id i i LAMPODAS CLUB OFFICERS President . Vice-President. Secretary Treasurer Richaed IIaktey ATathani el Gayloku OciE Taylor Charlie Wilsox OMEGA PSl PHI ERATERNl T e 1 1 a P s i Chapter OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Herbert Ellis Charlie Exglvxh Samuel Beard Edward Ellis -n SPHINX CLUB OFFICERS President y ice-President. Secretary Treasurer Addison Williams Luther Chaney James Turner Vernon Quinn ALPHA PHI ALPHA F R A E R N 1 T Y Beta R h o Chapter OFFICERS President Vice-President. Secretary Treasurer ____ James H. Walker Everett Lattimore ..Lloyd Alexander David Williams CRESCENT CLUB OFFICE R S President y Ice-President. Secretary Treasurer JoHX T). Yoss Alfred Xewkirk Joseph H. Pollard Clarence Smith PHI BETA SIGMA E R A T E R N I T 1 0 t a C h a p t e r O F F [ C EPS President Vice-President Secretary .1 ssista n t Secretary Treasurer....:. Gethrie L. Turner James Armistead Robert T. Simmons Joseph Poll vrd Freeman Jones - President Tice-President Secretary Treasurer PYRAMID CLUB OFFICERS Dorothy Alston Ramona TIammond Ri th Mitchell Katie Patterson D E L A SIGMA THETA SORORITY Alpha R h 0 Chapter O F F ICE R S President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary. Treasurer Inez Cogdell Oma Jones _.__Frances Kella Bonnie Brilea: Helen Harrison - □- □ IVY LEAF CLUB OFFICEKS President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary. Treasurer DarpiiijSte Daye Marie Ryans Hadasel Wilson Ruth Ola Walker ejEANNE Brown ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Beta Rho Chapter OFFICERS President y ice-P resident Secretary Assistant Secretary. Treasurer Mary J. Carter ..Arnell Burnette Irene Sylver Geraldine Turner Dorothy Swinson V. AURORA CLUB OFFICEES President Ola V. Douglas Vice-President Ruth Bethea Secretary Ester Daavsoh Sp.r.i ' etarn B att.ev SIGMA GAMMA R H O B e t ;i ' 1 ' beta Ch a p t e r O F F L C E li S President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary T reasiirer Minerva Hodxett G-l ADA ' S Fierce Robenia Headen Esther Dawson Daisy Branch -n- If ARCHONIAN CLUB OFFICEKS President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary. Treasurer Georgia MciN ' EiL ...Rosa Lee Dance Susie Barnes ..Georgia Le Verb .. Hazel Kelly Z E A PHI B E 1 ' A S O R O R rr Y O ni i c r 0 n Chapter OFFICE R S President Vice-P resid ent. Secretary Treasurer Anna ISTorris _Eula P. Watson Christine Reaves Mary Bullock -Q ■f ' • M i rW| [ r mm [ . hU V 1 IH9 1 Bw FOOTBALL SQUAD ' ouch: IIowAKi) 1 . ( IJui ' i ' i ' s) AVrLsoN . I ssisluni ( ' ouches BASKETBALL TEAM Coach: Howard K. (Brutus) Wilson Captain: Edward Mack Todd Manager: Herman Wilson Eront row, left to riglit : Gerald Redd, Robert Barksdale, Edward Roper, Edward Todd, Alfred Shields, Horace Burton, Archie Evans. Back row: Alfonso Becoates, Elworth Waddell, Romie Grantham, Raymond Rauson, Thomas Daniels, Moses Ward. -D- lea. BOXING I ' HAM Coach: James H. Stevensojv Captain: Arthur Taa ' lor The team includes on the front row left to right: Arthur Taylor, Talmadge Artis, Charles Coleman, Clarence Hunter, and ISTewton Stewart. Back row: Harold Walden, Manager; John Byrd, Leonard Chavis, Walter Armour, Little- john Barbour, and Eric Lythcott, Trainer. •STO TH THE HOPE that you will be pleased with our efforts to present an annual with a definite theme and purpose, and that in years to come you may find herein some reason for pleasant reminiscence, we have conscientiously tried to give our best to a rather foreign task. Your editor wishes to acknowledge his gratitude to those members of the staff ' who have so faithfully labored thaf fhis edition of “THE BEAR” might be the success it deserves. Here’s hoping that your criticisms may not be too harsh and with a prayer for the future achievements of “Shawites” everywhere, we wish to gratefully acknowledge the contributions of; Felton W. Lewis, business manager and chief agent for procuring “ads.” J. W. Wallace and the Publicity Department. Classmates for the fine co-operation. Personnel of Mitchell Printing Company. Laws and Cheek Studio. m BILESG ?? tw S ' MJjmmml FAiHIl “We always have ti m 1 m e to he friendly’ COMPLIMENTS SOUTHERN SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS SUPPLY COMPANY THOMAS H. BRIGGS • SONS, Inc. 108 South Harrington Street RALEIGH, N. C. RALEIGH, N. C. SNOW WHITE COMPLIMENTS LAUNDRY Dial 7534 EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT • STORE “Make Our Telephone Line Your Clothes Line” RALEIGH, N. C. • 520 Fayetteville St., RALEIGH, N. C. JAMES E. 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