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1 w u m . m ...,..l !ILH.L.m.lsJHillWJi1 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 PRESENTS THE SHAW UNIVERSITY BEAR Editor Vernon B. Eure Assistant Editor Anne Squires Sports Stafford Bullock Art Editor Joann Reedy Copy Editors EveKn A. Clay Stella Little Lay Out Editors Elaine Maddox Sandra Miles Business Manager Wendell Edwards HENRY MARTIN TUPPER 1865-1893 Founder and first President of Shaw University ■■5« . - 3 — V ; e fc «i3 ■, ■J ;? :s. m ■iW ' tf .r to] J -.y-ss ' ■■■- FOREWORD He that governs well leads the blind, But he that teaches gives them eyes. The class of 1963 presents to you a picturesque view of our most treasured moments during the past four years at Shaw University by taking you on a tour of the campus, a campus which we now bid adieu. The .Senior class has worked hard and diligently to uphold the ideals and principles of this institution. We feel that as time moves on, the underclassmen will keep the spirit of Shaw University alive, for we will always treasure the hard- ships, as well as the times of fun, that we have shared here. In years to come, we hope that the underclassmen will look upon this book as an incentive to strive zealously, cour- geously and intelligently until their ambitions are realized. We present this Bear with the faith that a better self, a better community, a better nation, and ultimately a better world may be developed by those who may have gained incenti ' e from the ideas contained herein. If this is done, then the class of 1963 feels that the Bear shall have served its purpose, and with this we can leave our underclassmen, faculty, and staff with pleasant memories and a brighter future. Assistant Editor, Anne .Squires CONTENTS Foreword 4 President and Message 13 Dedication 14 In Memoriam 16 Administration 17 Faculty and Staff 24 School of Religion 33 Seniors 37 Underclassmen 64 Queens 85 Organizations 106 Greeks 123 Events 133 Sports 142 School Directory 157 3« !iJ ii M r .- HLlJfi- ' - MESERVE HALL Upon enterinj East Campus, one sees a portion of our magnificent institution. The building at the right of the entrance is Meserve Hall, the home of many of our female instructors. ilUMML ESTEY HALL Estey Hall, home of our freshman women, exudes an atmosphere conducive to getting ad- justed, as well as learning the best methods of studying. r ; m 9 A .« • •5 ■?5c« ' I t i n r:-i£J5E- . ,.-i SHAW HALL Shaw Hall, erected m 1871 and named in honor of Elijah Shaw is a dormitory for women students of ad ' anced classification. SCIENCE HALL Science Hall, erected in 1925, was a gift of the General Education Board. It has excellent equipment for the departments of Chemisin,-, Biology and Physics, and contains classrooms and office space. TUPPER HALL Tupper Hall, originally erected in 1906, used first as an industrial into a men ' s dormitory in 1946. It is named in honor of Shaw ' s building and later as a gymnasium, was redesigned and converted founder, Dr. Henry Martin Tupper. CAMPUS INN The Campus Inn was erected on East Campus in 1953. It has seating capacity of approxi- mately 100. It is of modern design and has a unit in which is housed the university book store. T SPAULDING GYMNASIUM The C. C. Spaulding Gymnasium erected in 1947-48, a modem g -mnasium, named in honor of Mr. C. C. Spaulding of Durham, North Carolina, was completed in 1948. LEONARD BUILDING The Leonard Building was formerly the Leonard Medical Building. classrooms; and on the third floor, the Leonard Chapel and labora- It was bu.lt m 1871. In 1942 this buildmg was completely renovated tories for foods, clothing, and art of the Home Economics Depart- so that now it provides on the first and second floors offices and ment. TYLER HALL Tyler Hall, erected in 1910, was formerly the hospital building but in 1949 an annex was erected providing stack capacity for forty thou- now the library. This building was named after the late Dr. Robert sand books. A grant from the General Education Board assi sted in B. Tyler, an alumus of Washington, D. C., through whose generous this project, gifts the renovation into use for a library was made possible. In ' ' t __ - 4 .■S :- :-U ' - ;l- ' t- ' v r ' i T -?? ' ■K %yi A ...ill 1 W r 1 Avm T%-V- ' Uf . aU H Greenleaf Hall was erected in 1879 and named in honor of Orick H. Greenleaf. It contaim the University auditorium and the Dining Hall. m,. - ■, - ' 5  - ■■■■.V f I ■■■■' I ■III I ii? • iiiii I Hail iii: M ' mmM i MTOmmTOawiM L] P- --- i« -iiai HP  .. 3- %? ? WEST CAMPUS The Old Rex Hospital, property comprising three building units ministrative offices, Student Center, Business Department, small and a heating plant was purchased from Wake County in 1949. It auditorium and conference room, has been converted into Administration Building, housing ad- PRACTICE COTTAGE The Home Economics Practice Home was erected in 1940-41. It is an attractive and well- equipped modern demonstration home which serves as residence for home economics majors at stated intervals. 12 CHALLENGE TO THE GR. DUATES 1963 May you remember that you are entering a complex life whose requirements are becoming increasingly demanding and that man is the creature of God: that he is created for freedom. lo e. responsibilit)-, and service to all humanity. As you enter the larger society, may ou always demonstrate a sense of mission and a spirit so steeped in godly things that you dll ha e the dedication, moral alues. and readi- ness to respond to goodness, beauty, and truth. To render the most dedicated senice at a time when the contours of knowledge are changing so fast, you must keep your intellectual inventory current and must be prepared to revise and revamp your knowledge and skills as you move into the deeper current of today ' s and to- morrow ' s world. Tlxh .hkij l Nelson H. Harris Interim President 13 DEDICATION To a person whom we honor for ha ing made so many of us reahze our potentialities; One who has given her selfless devotion to the well- being of every student within her sphere of influence; One who has upheld her high scholastic standards in the classroom, and in other areas of endeavor throughout the years; One to whom much credit is due for having been such a dynamic personality in all phases of our college com- munity; One who has been our guide and inspiration in all our successes and failures; One who has constantly reminded us that not failure, but low aim, is crime; One whom we shall always love and honor, and, above all, thank God for. For your supreme guidance, your unending kindness and consideration, and your deep understandings we DEDICATE to you. Dr. Wilmoth A. Carter, this, our 1963 edition of The Shaw Bear. Dr. Leonard McCauley University Physician . Mrs. Ada Jamagin Secretary to President Dr. Moses N. DeLaney Head, Department of Religion 16 Dr. Nelson H. Harris Interim President Mr. D. H. Keck University Secretary 18 Dr. Foster P. Payne Dean of College y Mrs. Martha W. Wheeler Registrar of College 19 Miss Carrie L. Harrison Dean of Women Mr. J. F. Lasane Dean of Men 20 Mr. Charles C. Murphy Acting Business Manager 1 § 1 ; 1 . H Dr. John H. Tilley Director of Public Affairs 21 v Dr. James E. Thomas University Physician Mrs. Thelma M, Keck Publicity Director 22 mi BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Nelson H. Harris Interim President 23 I BUSINESS DR. HORACE B. DAVIS Department Head MRS. LIZZIE CREWS MR. JAMES K. KOFA EDUCATION MRS. CLARA B. JENKINS MRS. ELIZABETH COEFIELD DR. MINNIE T. FORTE ENGLISH MISS MADELYNE WATSON Department Head MRS. BARBARA GRISSOM DR JOHN PARKER MISS RUTH STEWARD Not Pictured: Dr. Henderson Kincheloe and Dr. Jack Suberman FINE ARTS MR. HARRY GIL-SMYTHE Department Head MR. CLYDE APPLETON MISS VICTORIA MORRIS HOME ECONOMICS MISS CARRIE HARRISON Department Head LANGUAGES MRS. M. MIE L. SPAUGH ' 5 MR. LENOIR H. COOK Department Head 26 MR. THOMAS E. KEE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. JAMES E. LYTLE Department Head MRS. VIVI. N S. XSOM MR. ROBERT JACKSON RELIGION MR. ROBERT HOOPER Department Head MISS MILDRED McTVRE 27 SCIENCE MR. HERSHEL IRONS Department Head MR. JOHN MORGAN SOCIAL SCIENCE DR. C. RL E. DeVANE Department Head DR. RAJENDRA K. DE MRS. VIRGINIA NEWELL f . DR. MARGUERITE M. ADAMS DR. VICENTE HERNANDEZ MR. GEORGE THOMAS SR. MR. LORENZO BATTLE, III DR. WILMOTH A. CARTER MR. CHARLES B. ROBSON 28 LIBRARY MRS. BERMCE F. RAINBOW Head Librarian MISS ROBENA BRADLEY MRS. ROSA D. LYONS PERSONNEL MRS. NURRY JOHNSON MRS. OLIVIA J. AKRIDGE k A MRS. LILLIAN JOHNSON 29 :=: i MRS. LULA E. YOUNG OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT jfM f s 1 z. MISS LILLIE MAE DUNN MRS, THELMA M. KECK MRS. ROBERTA F. LIGHTNER REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE MRS. ERNESTINE R HAMLIN MRS. LOUISE W. LEWIS MRS. BEATRICE SPRAGGINS BUSINESS OFFICE MR. LAWRENCE E. ALLEN MRS. H. ELNORA KEE 30 MRS. JUSTINE MILLIARD MAIN TEXAXCE . XD CAFETERIA MR. CECIL COINS Bookstore Buddings and Grounds MR. HAROLD T.AYLOR Campus Inn DIETITIAX DINING HALL WORKERS MR. HARRY JOHNSON MRS. L. HILL, MR. WILLIE BASS, MR. J. JONES, MRS. M. ROBINSON, MRS. N. MILLS MR. JOHNSON 31 IC ' -Tt ' l WUsCWr ) SECRETARIES MRS. LAVONNE H. BIVINS University Counselor ' s Office MRS. MILDRED HOOKER University Dean ' s Office MRS. MARY SMITH Registrar ' s Office SWITCHBOARD MRS. LAVOLIA P. PRIDGEON MRS. LAURA KAY PERSONAL SERVICES MR. EUGENE HOWELL Maintenance Engineer MRS. HARRIET S JONES Laundry Directress MRS. VIOLA PULLEN University Nurse STAFF DR, FREDERICK WEST RABBI ABE W. SHOEN RABBI LEO J. STILLPASS Divinity Students at work V tw- The call for a trained and devoted christian ministry was never more urgent than it is today. The urgency of the call is national and international in importance as we gird ourselves to meet the challenge of an all enveloping world of social revolution. To meet this challenge The Shaw University School of Religion seeks to add new in- sights and methods to the tried and worthy Christian ex- periences of the past. iA j- fc Why wait for someone else when you can do it yourself? 34 DIVINITY SCHOOL STUDENTS BENJAMIN DANIELS JOSEPH DEMPSEY JOHN D. ELLIS DANIEL N. HOWARD CLYDE JOHNSON CHARLES R. MOSELY ROBERT E PAGE ROLAND W. PERRY ADDISON WILLIAMS LEO WILLIAMS JR. 35 CECIL R MITCHELL REMARKS FROM OUR DEAN TO MEMBERS OF THE SHAW UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 1963 The members of the Payne family join me in greetings, congratulations, and best wishes to you as you approach the end of your academic sojourn at Shaw University and as you enter upon citizenship in the world community of educated men and women. It is my hope that the skills, the experiences, and the knowledge which you have acquired here have given you those competencies which will assure you satisfaction and success in the years ahead. As sons and daughters of a Christian centered col- lege, we shall expect you to work and live Pro Christo Et Humanitate. You go forth from an institution which, for just two years short of a century, has sent forth men and women into the various areas of human endeavor. As mem- bers of the ever-growing Shaw Family, we shall expect you to manifest in words and deeds those qualities of learning, character, and service which you have acquired here. You go forth with the best wishes, the confidence, and the great expectations of the Shaw Family. c Z C i ' :M: rUl- Foster P. Payne Dean of the College 36 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW left to right. Stafford Bullock. President: Mattic Leggett. Assistant Secretary: Stella Little. Secretary-: La Verne Black- well, Business Manager; Cullen Bridgers. Sergeant-at-. rms: Janice House, Student Council Representative: Wendell Edwards. Assist- ant Business Manager: BACK ROW Bruce Eure. Vice-president: Evelyn Clay. Reporter, Ellen Spivey, Parliamentarian: Charles Earl. Chaplain. FRANK ABBOTT Sunday School: ' B.S.U.; S.C.A. VELMA R. ADAMS English Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Who ' s Who; English Club; Jr. Counselor; S.C.A. ; Bear Staff; Shaw Journal. Tfcfi ' fvJbuAJS CoMs, Hts fuium Snofes CONSTANCE ALSTON Elementary Education N.A.A.C.P.; S.N.E.A.; Al- pha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Sunday School; B.S.U. HOWARD ANDERSON Religion Chorale Society; Theologi- cal Fraternity; N.A.A.C.P.; Sunday School; Intramural Basketball. ANN ANTHONY Elementary Education Ivy Leaf Club; Choir. A11 abbreviated organizations are found on page 157. VIRGINIA M. AVERY Elementary Education Ivy Leaf Club; S.N.E.A.; Alpha Rho Tau Art Society. 38 -FT w— V . c i w J r ' -- PEGGY BARFIELD Physical Education Physical Education Club. MAMIE EVANS BAILEY Elementar ' Education S.N.E.A. WILLIE BATCHELOR Elemental ' Education S.N.E.A. U e PouSfi , R-e feofc, owi Uag AJufe HATTIE E, BLACKWELL Elementan,- Education Women ' s Choir; Women ' s Personnel Council; S.C.A.; S.N.E.A. MAMIE G. BELTOX Sociology University Chorale Society; Science Club ; Square Dance Group ; W ' om- en ' s Choir; Fashionettes. LaVERNE BLACKWELL Business Education Alpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority; Bear Staff; University Chorale Society; So- cial Science Club; Business Club; Fashionettes. 39 MARIE BOND Sociology University Chorale Society; Square Dance Group; Women ' s Choir; Social Science Club; S.C.A.; Bear Staff: U.N.CF. TIMOTHY J. BO ER Religion Theological Fraternity; B.S.U.; S.C.A,: Sunday School; University Choir. O ' v MJ Mydes Dectjv, omI Wfi  io ies Tvua, JAMES C. BRIDGERS Physical Education N.A.A.C.P. ; University Choir; S.C.A. i B.S.U.; Physical Education Club: Track; Men ' s Personnel Coun- cil. STAFFORD G. BULLOCK English English Club; Phi Beta Sigma Fra- ternity; Bear Staff; Pan-Hellenic Council; Dramatics Club. NETTIE BVNUM Elementary Education Junior Counselor; Alpha Rho Tau ; N.A.A.C.P.; Women ' s Choir; Wom- en ' s Personnel Council; Usher ' s Union; S.C.A. ; Miss S.N.E.A. 40 JAMES CARTER Physical Education Football; Baseball; Physical Educa- tion Club. WADERS CAMPBELL. JR, Physical Education Physical Education Club; S.N.E.A. N.A.A.C.P.; B.S.U.; Veterans Club. ALLIE D. CLARK Business Education Business Education Club. ifcift UehiO ies Buqldb oj CM Qkouup U. EVELYN A. CLAY English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; S.C.A.; Bear Staff ; Shaw Journal ; English Club; Student Council; Women ' s Personnel Council; S.N.E.A.; Junior Counselor; Who ' s Who; N.A.A.C.P. PATRICL COOPER English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Eng- lish Club ; S.N.E.A. ; Shaw Journal ; Dramatics Club; U.N.C.F. 41 JOSEPHINE DANCY Physical Education Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority; Shaw- ettes; Physical Education Club; Cheer- ing Squad; Usher Board; Square Dance Group; S.N.E.A.; S.C.A.; Women ' s Personnel Council; Attendant to Miss Senior. ANNA M. DAVIS Elementary Education Women ' s Personnel Council; Wom- en ' s Choir; S.C.A. ; B.S.U. ; S.N.E.A.; Creative Art Club; Alpha Rho Tau ; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; Bear Staff; Who ' s Who. H. T. DAVIS Mathematics Scroller Club; Math Club; Basketball; S.N.E.A. MILTON M. DAVIS Physical Education Physical Education Club. %ib Day lA fr Ca i , ikbTo k Begatu OPHELIA D. DAVIS English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; S.C.A. ; Shaw Journal; English Club; S.N.E.A.; Dramatics Club; U.N.C.F. PATRICK H. DAVIS Religious Education S.C.A.; B.S.U. ; University Chorale Society. 42 ROY McCOY DAY Physical Education Physical Education Club; Baseball; S.N.E.A.; Intramural Basketball. INEZ PHYLLIS DEAN Physical Education Physical Education Club ; Shawettes ; Fashionettes; S.N.E.A.; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; N.A.A.C.P. JAMES DEW EIementar ' Education Scroller Club; Intramural Basketball; S.NEA. PAUL TERRY DIGGS Physical Education Physical Education Club ; Baseball ; University Choir; Intramural Basket- ball. VeoA Ckouup Qtood Fdsfc OKfllTbo Owu UomJu. JOANNE PRETTY DUNN Elementary Education Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority ; Shaw Players; Women ' s Choir; Shawettes; Fashionettes. CHARLES A. EARLE English Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Student Council ; English Club ; S.C. A. ; B.S.U.; N.A.A.C.P.; Shaw Players; Shaw Journal; Sunday School; In- ternational Relations Club ; Junior Counselor; Pan Hellenic: Who ' s Who; Men ' s Personnel Council. 43 WENDELL EDWARDS Physical Education Physical Education Club; Student Council; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Bear Staff. YVONNE EDWARDS Physical Education University Chorale Society; Shaw- ettes; Square Dance Group; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Dramatics Club; Women ' s Choir; Physical Ed. Club; S.C.A. VERNON BRUCE EURE Sociology Bear Staff; Shaw Players; N.A.A.C.P. ; Social Science Club; Sunday School; B.S.U. lU Lwe , H Toil, tiifr WonAAkdy Bu tf GEORGIA EXUM Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Shaw Journal; Dramatics Club. LENA MAE FOUST Elementary Education S.N.E.A. ; Usher Board; Women ' s Choir; Women ' s Personnel Council; S.C.A. 44 HERBERT FREEMAN Elemenlarv ' Education Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; College Choir; S.N.E.A.; Alpha Rho Tau Art Club. JAMES FOX Elementary- Education Basketball; Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- nity-. PAULINE FREEMAN Elementary ' Education S.X.E.A. Tfiofc Btooj ldb U lkt { ©♦« tW to ' Mo ANNETTE GLEE Business Education I 7 Leaf Club; Shaw Journal; Busi- ness Education Club; S.X.E.A.; N.A.A.C.P. ; Jr. Counselor; Women ' s Choir; Shawettes; University Chorale Society; U.N.C.F.; Square Dance Group. LAVERNE L. GODETTE Business Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Busi- ness Education Club; S.C.A.; S.N.E.A. 45 m m BARBARA JEAN HAILES Elementary Education Aurora Club; S.N.E.A.; B.S.U. S.C.A.; Sunday School; N.A.A.C.P. Shawettes; Alpha Rho Tau Art Club Creative Art Club. BARBARA MORRIS HALL Elementary Education S.N.E.A. riifr Fice«i«U U e ' uft ' iWe owt Uoipb © iCeef); LOUIS HALL Sociology S.C.A.; B.S.U. ; Sunday School; Ush- er ' s Union; Who ' s Who; Social Science Club; Bear Staff; Men ' s Per- sonnel Council; Junior Counselor. SAMUEL HARRIS Physical Education Physical Education Club; Basketball. Intramural WILLIAM HARTSFIELD Physical Education Baseball ; Physical Education Sphin.x Club. Club: 46 KAYREITHA DIVAN HIGH Business Education Student Council; Shauettes; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Social Com- mittee; Women ' s Personnel Council; S.C. A. : Miss Sophomore ; May Queen Attendant. PERCY L. HIGH Pre-Theology Who ' s Who; Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity; Student Council; Theological Fraternity; N.A.A.C.P.; B.S.U. : S.C. A. TOMMIE HEAD Physical Education Sphinx Club ; Physical Education Club; Dance Group; Baseball. Ttifi ' PiXfiKck M f xm fl i 0JMj Uoy Ueefc JANICE ELAINE HOUSE Elementary Education S.N.E.A.; University Choir; Dramat- ics Club; Student Council; Pyramid Club; Miss Freshman; Miss Basket- ball; Attendant to Miss Senior; So- cial Science Club: S.C. A.; Shauettes; U.N.C.F. LOUISE MASON JOHNSON Elementary Education S.N.E.A. 47 JOSEPHINE GeVONNE LANGFORD Business Education Dramatics Club; Women ' s Choir; Business Club. HARRY CLINTON KORNEGAY Physical Education Football; University Choir; Physical Education Club; Square Dance Group; N.A.A.C.P. MATTIE MAE LEGGETT English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Shaw Journal; Dramatics Club; English Club; S.N.E.A.; U.N.C.F. lU Gnief lf ' u€ QkoAjd, tUjoyS We- ' uft Qfytmi. JAMES LONG Ph ' sical Education S.N.E.A.; Football; Men ' s Personnel Council; Physical Education Club. STELLA JOYCE LITTLE Physical Education N.A.A.C.P.; S.N.E.A.: Physical Edu- cation Club; Intramural Board; Ush- er Board; Fashionettes; Shaw Journal; Bear Staff; S.C.A, ; Ivy Leaf Club; U.N.C.F.; Shawettcs. JOAN O. McCRIMMON Elementary Education S.N.E.A. 48 DOROTHY L. McKINNIE Elementary Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; S.N.E.A. , Creative Art Club. MITCHELL McGUIRE Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Math Club; L ' niversity Chorale Society; In- tramural Basketball. CHARLES McKINZEY Physical Education Football; Physical Education Club. 7WTaw« 0 PoaHhj Wiudu Ue AWi BARBARA ANN MALONE Elementary Education University Chorale Society; N.A.A.C.P.; S.C.A. ELAINE L. MADDOX Home Economics Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority ; S.N.E.A. ; Shaw Journal; Bear Staff; Home Eco- nomics Club; Student Council; U.N.C.F. PATRICIA C. MALONE English English Club; N.A.A.C.P.: Ivy Leaf Club. 49 T JAMES THOMAS MARROW Biology JAMES RUSSELL MATHIS Elementary Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity ; Intra- mural Basketball. Otw UmAh Am FuE, Owv Umth A Ccui, CHARLES MICHAEL Biology Track; Biology Club; Stat- istician for Basketball, Track, Football, Baseball ; N.A.A.C.P. ; Student Coun- cil ; Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity. ARLENE MILES Elementary Education S.N.E.A.; Pyramid Club. SANDRA JEAN MILES Sociology S.N.E.A. ; University Choir; Sunday School; N.A.A.C.P.; Bear Staff; Shaw Journal; S.C.A. ; Women ' s Choir. HELEN CHARLES MILLER Business Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; B.S.LI. Business Education Club; S.N.E.A. 50 DORIS GEXXETTE MONK Business Education Business Club: Social Science Club; Women ' s Personnel: U.N.C.F. ; S.C.A. ; Pyramid Club; Lampodas Sweetheart; Miss Junior. JUDITH CAROL MOORE Mathematics Pyramid Club; Math Club; Student Council; Bear Staff; N.A.A.C.P.; Uni- versity Council; Disciplinary Com- mittee. ANDREW S. MWANGI Sociology S.C.A. ; B.S.U.; Social Science Club; Christian Ed- ucation Club. BETTY JEAN XEWSOME Elementary Education Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; Stu- dent Council ; Alpha Rho Tau Art Society: S.N.E.A.; Creative . rt Club. BofcTWe ' s Oite TWg lUaJb Aucst h CoU ELEAXOR FR. ' WCES NUNN Biolog ' Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; N.A.A.C.P.; Biology Club; Student Council; Bear Staff; Pan-Hellenic Council. JOAN ROSILVN PACE Mathematics Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Math Club; Bear Staff; BS.U.; S.N.E.A. 51 Hft S 1 • ' 91 T SBF % nH k tf i H. A WORLEY SAMUEL PACE Elementary Education QUEEN ESTHER PLEMMER Elementary Education Women ' s Choir; S.N.E.A. ; Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority ; Pan-Hellenic Council. CARROLL AUGUSTA PURCELL Physical Education Sphinx Club; Physical Education Club. SANDRA RAMSEY Business Education Business Education Club. To ' TeocW, (uuL PtiWs o{ ' (M Skftue U. JOANN ANDERSON REEDY English Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority; Shaw Journal; University Chorale Society; Women ' s Choir; N.A.A.C.P. ; Bear Staff; Sunday School; U.N.C.F.; Eng- lish Club; S.N.E.A.; Women ' s Per- sonnel Council : Who ' s Who. PRISCILLA ROBINSON Home Economics Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Uni- versity Chorale Society. 52 DOROTHY SAVAGE Elementar ' Education S.N.E.A.; Usher Board; Women ' s Choir; Women ' s Personnel Council; Sphinx ' s Sweetheart. LACY EDWARD SIMPSON Religion B.S.U.; S.C.A. Bdcml, W Biat ou WofjeJuiB Ai etu MARTIN JASPER SMITH Physical Education Football; Intramural Basketball; Physical Education Club; Lampodas Club ; University Choir. CAROL WONETTA SNIPE Physical Education University Choir; Physical Education; Intramural Board; N.A.A.C.P.; Fash- ionettes. i ELLEN ' JEAN SPIVEY Elementar - Education Zeta Phi Beta Sororit -; Alpha Rho Tau Art Society; Creative Art Club; N.A.A.C.P.; S.N.E.A.; Who ' s Who; Bear Staff; B.S.U.; S.C.A. ; Fashion- ettes; Miss Shaw; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil; Women ' s Choir. ANNE SQUIRES Sociology Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority; Student Council; University Choir; Women ' s Choir; Social Science Club; S.C.A.; Assistant Editor of Bear Staff; U.N.C.F.; Pan-Hellenic CouncU. 53 WILLIE SAMUEL STONE Physical Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Football; Square Dance Group; Track; Base- ball; Physical Education Club. MARY ELAINE TILLMAN Elementary Education University Choir; Women ' s Choir; Fashionettes. GENELL TODD Physical Education Dramatics Club; S.N.E.A.; Physical Education Club; University Choir; Fashion- ettes. OTIS TUCKER Physical Education Football; Basketball; Track; University Choir; Physical Director of Intramural Pro- gram; Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity. lU fuimm CoJlk, iU futwi Shu s. DORETHA WILLIAMS Elementary Education University Chorale Society; Women ' s Choir; Archonian Club; Creative Art Club; S.N.E.A.; B.S.U.; S.C.A.; N.A.A.C.P. BROADUS WILLIAMS Religious Education Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; B.S.U.; S.C.A.; cal Fraternity. Theologi- 54 LORR. lXE WATSON Elemenian- Education S.N.E.A.; N.A.A.C.P.: B.S.U.; Wom- en ' s Choir: University Chorale Soci- ety; Fashionettes ; Women ' s Person- nel Council. BILLY WATTS Physical Education. JO. X WILLIAMS Sociology ' Sigma Gamma Rho soror- ity-; Social Science Club; Shaw Players. Camera Shy Senior Felix Grisson Donald Bowman Nathaniel Carter Loretta Fellers . nnie Gooding Marion Hopkins LOUIS WILLI.XMS Business Education Football; Business Education Club. 55 ALMA MATER Hail dear old Shaw U! Thy sons revere thy name. Long shall thy works be proud, Undinimed thy Flame. Time shall thy praises sing, Glory repay thy tears. And loud thy praises ring Through all the years. Nobel thy hallways, Nobler thy grassy plain. Nobler the hearts of men Where thou dost reign, All we who love thy name, Stout hearts that shall not fail, All rise and loud proclaim Alma Mater Hail! WITH THE SPIRIT OF THE BEARS Fair golden thoughts and lo ely works ' ' away, away from Shaw do call, For we are still thy bears, And working and reaching tall. You ' ll call and we will answer. We will strive for truth and enriched ideas in life, and even hope — To make our success conform with the years. Our hearts so bravely made, Force us to face life as Shaw U Bears, Striving and conquering undismayed, Still holding our Alma Mater fair. The honor shall fill shaw U with care; An honor that is resplendent With the dignity of an enriched air That makes Shaw ' s heart independent. We shall strive torn ake Shaw a blooming flower, Regretting as we leave that we cannot stay. We go with a knowledge and power here gained To assume our roles in a world now war and hate defamed. Though victory and achievement be ours in the end, On Shaw University our hearts descend. Anna Mozelle Davis 56 A Hopeful Adieu The. -The. Our day rna he. fr ' icnJs vi ' yt. njAde ' '  i3 Mj- ture t 4.s be - 7«o ' ' -rs are i6 • TM 2: T(f«or ' f OtC 5 W nu,:    « ti The bft To hi?ii ii iJ ji J ji wvie — rue rem, r c. Jfwrr - eo i r«w ' ' •• Or.tfs — a« ' vt StMcraJ Tiie jovs tu« ' «« £MH«; the fKa.cl -«r5 « U. M«« Of CUJt •—-■S W U. , : i_ - fKa.cl -«r5 mU. M««Ji« Of Oi Sii W «j : «|. buoutW- — oi t.K t f   frt rt« } — - +0 , now. lav . rat tve b i «■n«M - fwl «. - J;au. :?¥ . g [pt f l f,l E r Words by Joann Reedy Music by Mr. Appleton 57 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1963 On September 10,1959, approximately 237 students en- tered the historic portals of Shaw University for the first time. Despite their classification as freshmen, and the sophomoric designation of greenhorns akin to rustics entering the city for the first time, each enrolling freshman seemed eager for knowl- edge. Although each of these 237 persons sought to make person- al adjustment to his new social milieu — college life — we readily realized that such adjustment could be facilitated through unity and coordination of eflTorts. Seeking to effect this unity, one of the first undertakings of this now college- oriented group was to structure itself into a functional entity. Thus did we organize as the Freshman Class and elect as oflScers the following persons: Fred Marshall, president; Joan Pace, vice president: Gloria Freeman, secretary and Hattie White, treasurer. Our Student Council Representatives were Elaine Maddox and Eleanor Nunn. Additional guidance came from our faculty advisor, Dr. Marguerite Adams. Amid the hustle and bustle of readying a float for the Homecoming Parade and eyeing the exuberance of returning alumni, we stood aghast but joyful. The Homecoming Parade pursued its course down Fayetteville Street en route to the game site — Chavis Park — we could but rejoice over being an intricate part of such an activity. Reigning as Miss Freshman was Janice House accompanied by her two attend- ants, Virginia Avery and Helen Miller. Our outstanding athletes were J. C. Carr, James Korne- gay, James Long, and George Samuel. They represented our class well on the football team. On the basketball team were Jaines Fox, Robert Parker and Kermit West. Roy Day, Thomas Harriston, William Hartsfield, and Fred Marshall were on the baseball team. Marcella Boone, Josephine Dancy and Gloria Freeman represented our class as cheerleaders. With a song in their hearts, many of our classmates joined the Chorale Society. Included among these were Mamie Bel- ton, LaVern Blackwell, Marie Bond, Yvonne Edwards, Janice House, Sandra Miles, Joann Reedy, Doreatha Williams, How- ard Anderson, Timothy Boyer, Patrick Davis, and Herbert Freeman. Love for the dramatic, and zeal for expression through the theater, led many members of our class to demonstrate their talents as actors. Those joining the Shaw Players were : Y on- ne Edwards, Janice House, Mattie Leggett, Joann Pretty, Bruce Eure, Fred Marshall and Judah Person. Strning to excel in scholarship, we constantly asked the questions, Mathematics, Chemistry, English — is it possible to master them all? Well, we did, and some found themselves scholars of worth. Ellen Spivey and Rydonia Henderson re- ceived scholarships for maintaining the highest academic averages in the Freshman Class. Joann Reedy received the Delta Sigma Theta Scholarship. Louis Hall was granted the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers Scholarship. We competently found our way through the maze of green in our freshman year. Having endured the rigors of our freshman year, we as sophomores, were now a vital part of Shaw. Class officers of our sophomore year were: Judah Per- son, president ; Eleanor Nunn, vice president ; Elaine Maddox, secretary; James Dew, treasurer; Joan Pace, parliamentarian; Judith Moore and Anne Squires, Student Council Represent- atives. Judith Moore represented our student body at the meet- ing of the Student Non-violent coordinating committee in Atlanta, Georgia. The Purpose of the meeting was to com- pare activities of the various protest groups in the South. On each college campus there will invariably be found young ladies who will be referred to as Queens, Sweet- hearts, and Miss — . The lovely, Kayreitha High was chosen Miss Sophomore. Here attendants were LaVern Blackwell and Joan Williams. Janice House reigned as Miss Basketball, and Yvonne Edwards became Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. From Alpha to Omega the Greek-letter organizations of Shaw University represent a major portion of campus extra- curricular activities. With a common subscription to a spirit of brotherhood, the fraternities and sororities work hand- in-hand in promoting activities beneficial to the welfare of others. Many members of our Sophomore Class pledged in the Freshman year to their preferred Greek groups, and be- stirred themselves for crossing those burning sands into Greekland. Twek-e young women entered Alpha Kappa .Alpha Sorority. They were Constance Alston, Eselyn Andrews Clay, Patricia Cooper, Darlene Davis, Inez Dean, Yvonne Edwards, La- Vern Blackwell, Laverne Godette, Regina Johnson, Mattie Leggett, Elaine Maddox. and Helen Miller, Four sophomore women entered the portals of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. They were Marcella Boone, Joan Pace, Dorothy Williams, now Mrs. McKinney, and Velma Adams, Queen Plemmer, Jo- ann Pretty, now Mrs. Dunn, Anne .Squires, and Joan Williams, now Mrs. Goodson, comprised the four sophoinore members of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. The foursome of Annie Bul- lock, Mozelle Davis, Betty Newsome, and Ellen Spivey entered Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Entering Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity were Donald Bow- man, Thomas Harriston, James Mathis, and Mitchell McGuire. James Fox and Herbert Freeman became members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Percy High and Charles Mi- chael were welcomed in the fold of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, 38 and Stafford Bullock joined the ranks of Phi Beta Sigma. Sixteen members of our sophomore class made Honor Roll. We were proud because the majority of the students making the Honor Roll were sophomores. Ellen Spivey and Louis Hall held top places in scholarship and received the Sopho- more Awards. Under the leadership of Judah Person and Stafford Bul- lock, president and ice president respectively, we set out im- mediately to come to grips with the roles which must neces- sarily accompany our newly acquired status. Many class re- sponsibilities were distributed among the following officers: Stella Little, secretary; Elaine Maddox, assistant secretary; Yvonne Edwards, treasurer; Louis Hall, business manager; Velma Adams, assistant business manager: Joan Pace, parlia- mentarian; Eleanor Nunn and William Hartsfield, Student Council Representatives. Doris Monk was chosen Miss Junior, with Elaine Mad- dox and Joann Pretty Dunn as her attendants. Velma Adams, Annette Glee, Louis Hall, Regina Johnson, and Ellen Spivey were chosen as Junior Counselors, the real aides and friends to freshmen. Again Judith Moore represented our student body at the meeting of the Student Non-violent Coordinating committee in Atlanta, Georgia. Some members of our class, though now in their third year of college, became allied with Greekland. Entering Delta Sigma Theta Sorority were Kayreitha High and Eleanor Nunn. Joann Reedy was welcomed in Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. Charles Earle and Wendell Edwards became mem- bers of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Juniors who were members of the choir proved a definite asset in this school year, as their many voices blended with others in presentation before the United Nations. Ellen Spivey and Yvonne Edwards held the reins in schol- arship this year, and thus received the Junior awards. Our year was climaxed with an Enchanted Fountain Prom, given in honor of the Class of 1962. Despite the con- tinued reprisals of Stafford Bullock, now acting class presi- dent, the dilligence of Bruce Eure, chairman of the Prom Committee, and the small number of seniors in attendance at the prom, the Junior class could assuredly boast of a job well done. And now comes September, 1962. This time we enter the portals of Shaw University not as frightened freshmen, wise sophomores, or ranking juniors, but as sophisticated seniors. Leading us as officers are Stafford Bullock as president; Bruce Eure as vice-president: Stella Little, secretary; Mattie Leggett, assistant secretary; Joan Pace, treasurer; La Verne Blackwell, business manager; Wendell Edwards, assistant busi- ness manager; Janice House and Eleanor Nunn, student council representatives. At the time of this writing there is still another semester of academic accomplishments to be completed. It does not yet appear as to what that semester will bring, but of attain- ment already reached we can say with certainty that seniors are making themselves felt in numerous positions, for Charles E arle is president of the student body, while Ellen Spivey holds the enviable title of Miss Shaw. At Homecoming time La- Vern Blackwell reigned as Miss S lior, and was attended by Josephine Dancy and Janice House. Nettie Bynum is Miss S.N.E.A. Bruce Eure is editor of The Shaw Bear with Anne Squires as his assistant. Josephine Dancy is now a member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. Having distinguished themselves by leadership and out- standing achievement, some seniors were elected to the elite Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. They are: Velma Adams, Evelyn A. Clay, Mozelle Davis, Joann Reedy, Ellen Spivey, Charles Earle, James Fox, Louis Hall, and Percy High. Andrew Mwangi, a citizen of Kenya, Africa, joined our class of 1960. Mwangi has worked diligently, undaunted by the trials of college life. He is now president of the Social Science Club. Three full academic years at Shaw and four summer sessions (two at Shaw LIniversity and two at North Carolina State College) have brought Andrew within the sight of his college goal. We are very grateful to have had the outstanding leader. Dr. Wilmoth Carter, as our advisor for the last two years. We, who were welcomed here as freshmen four years ago, and who are now standing on the threshold preparing for our departure into active life, are far different from what we were when we arrived. Confronted by the changing times and a world that seems not to protect and shelter but to expose and challenge, we cognizantly acknowledge the challenge, and our four-year preparation for meeting it. As we leave the portals of our beloved institution, Shaw University, our minds ripened with wisdom and desired expression, we have paused e en here to gain historical perspective. Realizing that we look back at the past in order to understand the present, and ex- plain the present with the objective of making some degree of prediction for the future, we can at this point only project our thoughts. If potential and performance while students at Shaw be indicative of future expectations of the class of 1963, we can only hope that the history still to be written for each person in the class may be a manifestation of the objective of Shaw University — to have religion and learning go hand in hand and character grow with knowledge. 59 Wi ■' . m!mf. KY c ic : m . ' ¥ .1 .  4 r ,V ' K ' ip- , t vi ■mi ■' 4 o 5 r CK 1 lO ' .• , CS jpi ' :,:■' u. o ' to . • ' ' to f . u z to LU ; . C L4) u. • ■■■■■mnmarai SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Girls don ' l you ever get tired of scrabble ? You don ' t pay for sodas anymore, huh? Hey, move over Mozelle. Earle, this is the big moment, huh? Something got a hold on me. Say what, Mar ' ? Bright lights, big city , . . Sunshine got her snow, (smile) ManH! It ' s clean up time here! CLASS PROPHECY To no extent did we ever visualize mentally that some day we would actually be the first nation to reach the moon — since there was quite a bit of controversy about Russia and the United States ' attempting to make that advancement in science. Neither did we realize that some of the most outstanding persons of this time were Shaw University graduates. One of these persons is Charles Michael, who heads a chemical plant where he has assigned James Cullen Bridges to work as his assistant. This year, 1973, certainly marks the beginning of a new era because the attempt to reach the moon was definitely a success. Donald Bowman, the designer of the successful astronautic aircraft, calculated its likely success. Because of Carroll Purcell ' s noted career in the Air Force, the designer chose him to help test the astronautic aircraft. After the prominent advancement, Joan Pace wrote a science book entitled Life on the Moon. After reading of the renowned progress of those members of my class, I, Ellen Jean Spivey, Professor of Education at Yale University, where Dr. James Fox is president, decided to write my doctoral thesis on The Advancement of the 1963 Graduates of Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina. I anticipated it would be effective to visit the many regions of the United States, and foreign countries as well, to actually con- verse with my classmates. First, I went to California where Genell Todd is an actress living in Beverly Hills. Much to my surprise, Bruce Eure is her husband and manager. While in Hollywood, I decided to go to the theater of see A Night on the Beach, written by the playwrights, Velma Adams and Mattie Leggett, and produced by the Stafford Bullock Company. Elaine Maddox designed the com- plete wardrobe for the characters, and decorated the stage for the production, for she is a famous designer and decorator in Sacra- mento. My third day in California, Herbert Freeman, the governor of that expansive state, invited me to dinner in his mansion located in the midst of the capital, a dinner celebrating his victory in being elected California ' s Governor. At the dinner, I was pleased to dis- cover that his private secretary was Annette Glee. Some of his eminent guests at the dinner were Wendell Edwards, Mayor of Los Angeles; Mamie Belton, a psychiatric social worker; and Doretha Williams, known as queen of opera singers. What a pleasant sur- prise to find at the dinner one of my best friends, Mozelle Davis, supervisor of San Francisco Public Schools. I had only a limited amount of time to remain in California before I had to return to the east coast. I went to the airport and boarded a jet-Pan American Airlines — flown by Eleanor Nunn, first woman jet pilot. On the plane, it was my prerogative to share a seat with Betty Newsome, Professor of Psychology at the University of Ohio where she is happily married to a retired service man. My trip this time brings me to Detroit, Michigan where William Hartsfield has designed the Cadillac for 1973. His wife, LaVerne Blackwell, a retired teacher of business, now assists him. Martin Smith and Anne Squires are studying at Michigan State University for their doctorate degrees. My next flight took me to Chicago, Illinois where I lived at Clark ' s Motel owned by Allie Clark, who is wedded to Patricia Cooper, a Pulitzer prize winner. Here I find Marie Bond, counselor for juvenile delinquents. She invited me to her urban office where she related that she had read many cases of juvenile delinquents written by Lacy Simpson, a minister and social worker. After I left Chi cago, I went to New York City. Here I learned that Kayreitha High, Pricilla Robinson, and Doris Monk are work- ing with the New ' York Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Josephine Langford is a stenographer for Bonwit Teller. Stella Little and Inez Dean have established a physical fitness school on 125th Street. Joanne Pretty Dunn is the director of Jolliet Park Child ,Care Center on Long Island. I went to the Yankee stadium to see Nathaniel Carter and Paul Diggs play in the World Series with the New York Yankees. While relaxing in one of my relative ' s homes, I turned on the tele- vision to watch the Otis Tucker Show. On the show, Yvonne Ed- wards stepped out for a performance. The Reedy Trio, with Joan Reedy, sponsor, Mary Tillman, and H. T. Davis, gave a splendid performance. Before leaving New York, I picked up the New York Times and I was quite pleased to find that Patricia Malone is the editor. At the airport, I bought a Vogue magazine and who did I see on the cover but Sandra Ramsey and Peggy Barfield. My next stop is New Jersey. Howard Anderson is the pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlantic City. I talked with Anderson, and he informed me that Billy Watts owns a cocktail lounge in Englewood. I saw Bar- bara Malone featured with Duke Ellington ' s band, and I learned that she has turned out five top-selling jazz albums. I caught the bus to Philadelphia. In Philly, Ann .Anthony is the principal of Felix Grissom ' s Elementary School. Marion Best Hop- kins, now residing in Philadelphia, is the Grand Basileus of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. At Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, Carol Snipe is a physical therapist, Carol ' s husband. Frank Abbott, is the head surgeon. I had a pleasant train trip to the capitol, Washington, D.C., where I saw Janice House. Janice, happily married to a doctor, is one of the ten best dressed women in the United States. She informed me that Helen Miller is one of the most efficient librarians at the Library of Congress. Willie Stone, now married to Dorothy Savage, a public school teacher, sits in Congress as representative from the State of Virginia. I dare not end my tour without visiting foreign countries, since many of my classmates have ventured and settled afar. Mainly through the efforts of Percy High, Secretary General of the United Nations, many international complications have been mitigated. My first flight abroad was to the continent of Europe. Constance Alston and Sandra Miles are doing their graduate work at Oxford University, where, incidentally Arlene Miles, is a professor of psy- chology. Constance informs me that Joan Williams heads the De- partment of the Social Science at Oxford. Naturally, I could not go to Europe without touring Paris. Guess who I found there as a fashion designer, Queen Plemmer, who gave up her teaching career after a couple of years. After being informed by Queenie that two of our classmates were at the University of Paris, I set out for gay Paree. There I found that LaVerne Godette was on the faculty. Also, Judith Moore heads the Mathematics De- partment. Queenie has been keeping up with our classmates rather closely. She imparted that Nettie Bynum, Hattie Blackwell, Lena Foust and Evelyn Clay had been on a tour recently. While they were vacating she enjoyed the immunity of designing their winter wardrobes. After visiting many key cities in Europe, I enplaned again for the United States. I flew over to Richmond, Virginia where I had been informed that Waders Campbell, Jr. is the principal of the River- side High School. On his faculty, I found Barbara Morris, Milton Davis, and Lorraine Watson. Naturally, I anticipated finding someone back at Shaw Univer- sity. I was not surprised to find Louis Hall had replaced Dr. Carter in the Social Science Department. Willie Batchelor replaced Dean Harrison who retired a couple of years ago. Charles Earle has re- turned to Shaw to serve as president. In the Raleigh public school system, I found my friends Virginia Avery, Mary Tillman, and Ma- mie Bailey. My thesis is almost completed now. This has been a wonderful tour. We will certainley visit each other now that we have a bird ' s eye view of where everyone lives and works. 62 Shaw University is proud to have 10 students listed in the 1962-63 edition of Vho ' s Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities. The honorees were selected by a joint student-faculty committee on the basis of academic achieve- ment, leadership, participation in student life programs, service to the University community, and potential for outstanding citizenship after graduation. Pictured: (SEATED) Percy High, Jacquelyn Thorne, Velma Adams. Mozelle Da is. and El- len Spivey. (STANDING) Charles Earle, Joann Reedy, James Fox, Evelyn Clay, and Louis Hall. 63 ■President reaaarer 1 iDvid Dolby — - Vice ' Blanche Hines — Corresponflifl Secretary Marcella Bopne — Student Council Representative (SEATED) Brenda Pitts — Secretary JUNIORS ■Hjk r p Betty Abbott Ruby Alston imm Hazel Baldwin Bennie Barnes Frank Benjamin s « Roderick Bond Marcella Boone Susie Branch Priscilla Brodie Susie Brown Robert Carter Clifford Chambliss Louise Coe William Coleman Conrad Dalton Clifton Davis Ruthenia Duncan Woodrow Flythe 66 HBRSSMHRH Dallas Foster Gloria Freeman JoAnn Galley Leonard Gibbons Janice Godette Winifred Golliday Harry GrifTen Loudelia Guess Vera Harris Patricia Hayes Bettie Hicks Margaret Howard Brenda Jackson Mary Jenkins Barbara Jones Marjorie Jones Matyre Latta Gerard Lee 67 Lena Maffett Clifton Magwood Beatrice Mial Marion Moore Clarence Muse Barbara Peterson Jacquelyn Thorne Brenda Pitts Geraldine Simpson Lacey Speight Doris Spivey Cecile Supthin Otis Boston Joe Brown fT I Richard Trotman Peter Waiters Catherine Williams Peggy Williams Mary Womack James Woods iTMrir rM a jwiirai 68 i .1 JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS Camera Shy: Sally Brisbon Blanch Edwards Preston Gerald Dempsey Hardy Lula Howell John Howard Greta McCullom Ruby McLawhom Theodore Powell Beverly Ratliff William RatlifF Mack Sowel! Charles Spellman Ruben Vade Arnold Ambeers Durante Jones Quincy Scott Clark Smith Shirley Cobb Blanche Hines Eula Hinton Alice McDuffie Elaine Morgan X ,. -SOPHOMORE CLAS§ OFFICER (left to right) Juanita Wise — Student Council Representative Robert Tinnin — Treasurer Willie Costen — Secretary Eric Harding — President illie Wood — Assistant Secretary SOPHOMORES Mary Barnes Brenda Bartuii Martha Blalock Joyce Bland Faye Blount Pat tie Boyd Thomas Bright William Brown Pearlie Byran Martha Byers Samuel Caldwell Willie Costin Jacqueline Carr Esther Crayton Martha Crenshaw Ruby Crutchfield Jacquelyn Chesney Alberto Couch Gibson Davis Pauline Davis John Carey Cleveland DeLoatche Annie Dickens Levi Dixon Linwood Driver Grace Edwards Jacquelyn Edmond Vernell Ferrell Ernell Fonville Georgia Fonville Carolyn Freeman Ophelia Fuller JTA KM jTa 71 Algetha Catling Joe Gibbs Iris Golliday John Graham Eric Harding Nancy Harriston Barbara Harp Holland Hawkins Victoria Haynes Melvin Hawkins Maxine Hendricks Emma Hicks James Hinton Barbara Hodges Carol James Deborah James Loretta James Lanue Johnson Genevieve Johnson Linda Johnson Willie Jordan Archie Kenan Lucy Knight Pattie Laughinghouse Sandra Leary Queen Lee Solon Logan Doris Lyons Doris McKay James McKay Carolyn Mack Joan Maddox 72 AWftiwognarai JoAnn Malone James Maye Humphrey Mbugua Dorothy Mobley Annie Macdonald Lee Monroe Linwood Monroe Dalton Moore Locke Moore Margaret Neighbors Frederick Ouka William Parker Kathleen Perr ' Paulette Poe Margaret Pope Ernest Powell Julia Powers Melzie Ramseur Willie Rhines Judy Robinson Caroly-n Richardson Brenda Smith Elois Smith Sarah Smith James Snow Pattie Spence David Sure Joe Thomas Robert Tinnin Janet Upchurch Sandra Usry Annette Walker 73 Dorothy Walker Marie Walton Alvin West Tony Whitehead Danny Wilder James Wilkins Mable Young Elmo Williams Herbert Williams Peggye Williams Esther Wilson Juanita Wise Camera Shy: Delphine Bryant Bennie Byers Donna Cannady Delia Cozart Mable Davenport Attie Dolby Bobby Feimster Mae Lois Green Delia Greene William Greene Raymond GrifFen James Harrington Ella Haywood Natalie High Janice Hinton Otis Hinton Byrna Jones William Jones Edward Laws James Lyles Hawa Lyon Laura McArlhur Shirley McDonald Paul Mann Elaine Maynor Lonnie Miller Mildred Moss Daniel Pratt William Pretty Sylvia Propst Barbara Ramseur Mary Ray Joyce Robinson Barbara Rollins Hester Scales William Shakleford Shirley Smith Martha Southerland Mildred Southerland Columbus Spencer Lillian Smith Virginia Stanley Bishop Stallings Louis Still Richard Styles Jeann Toney Marion Tucker Rosa LTnderwood Erwin Upchurch Geneva Vann Loretta Vaughn Lorraine Vaughn Brooks Watson Ralph White Howard Wilkerson 74 ■.; -, . -. . x ' m f mmm mKmmm inmM WM V ' Dogs singing their way to Cue Psi Phi Nice and cool huh? Guess Who we are. 75 Dig me with this Senii Jesse Edmonds —Treasurer Rosa Riddick — Secretary Frank Belk — Student Council ' Representative Freddie Moses — President mnfl FRESHMEN Annie Abbott Walter Agers Laurie Alston Gwendolyn Anderson Donna Archer Thelma Arlis Dorothy Atkinson Johnny Atkinson Rex Atkinson Sylvia Baines Shirley Black Fred Baldwin Howard Barnette Pearl Battle Theodora Beatty Frank Belk Millare Boone Doris Branch Virginia Brodie Gloria Brodie Barbara Brown Nancy Brown Gloria Bullock Arthur Bunch Betty Carmen Anthony Carpenter Katrina Carroll James Clay Leola Clement Vera Cobb Collie Coleman Clarence Coleman Joyce Cooke Larethia Gotten Ervin Cox Betty Davis Linda Davis John Davis Mary Diggs Veronica Dixon 77 Mary Dotson Sidney Dunston Leroy Duren Scipio Easterling III Henry Edmons Jessie Edmons Costa Eggleston Sherry Everett John Fennell Clen:ietine Ferrel Marva Fisher Michael Fisher CHfton Foriest Ruby Frederick William Frederick Willie French Mamie Fry Lee Gamble Glendora Gentry Wyatt Gentry Dorothy Gill Daisy Goolsby Ella Grandy Ellis Graves Charles Gray Wallace Gray James Greene Lois Guilford Delphine Hamm Harold Hammond Lillie Hardy James Hargroove Jennie Harris Josephine Harris Sylvester Headen Robert Heights Marion High Lorenzo Hilliard Pccolia Hinton Shirley Hinton 78 - ■--- g B lWIWWWWTOW Lonnie Holden Jean Holden Julia Hbrne Haney Horton James Howard James Howell Martha Jackson Mary Jackson Flora Jiggetts Charles Johnson Vernon Johnson Blanche Jones George Jones John Jones Paul Joyner Shirley Kearney Billie King Palmer Kingsberry Pellie Kinsey Dorothy Kollock Pamela Lacewell M Edward Ladson m ?. Bennie Lake m Katherine Lamb Gloria Lamberson 1 ' k Robert Lassiter Eunice Latta Dianne Lee Jacqueline Lewis Sally Lewis Margaret Mack Nathalie Mack Ellen Mahon Hester Marshall Patricia Martin Thomas McCoUum Mildred McCoy Carolyn McDaniel Carson McDaniel Thomas McGimpsey 79 r Linwood McCoy Gene McNeil Minnie Mitchell Ruth Mitchell Ethel Moore Freddie Mosely Shirley Moss Jerry Newman Olga Nichols Thelma Nixon Amur Patterson Preston Peace Rochell Peoples Barry Pettus Leonard Pinkney Freddie Polhill Geraldine Pollock Bettie Powell Louis Powell E lizabeth Powers Barbara Pridgen Mary Ragland Rosa Riddick Claire Robinson George Robinson Raymond Rodriquez Joyce Rolle Hattie Rowland Marguerite Rudison Thelma Ruffin David Scott Ruby Seabrook Ronald Seawell Lawrence Shackleford Harry Simpson Carlton Smith Sharon Smith Selma Spicer Betty Stanley James Stockton 80 :5 ,mm mBmmmm Betty Strickland Jean Stroud Russel Studevan Rosa Suggs Carstoba Sutphin Betty Sutton Etta Taylor Lela Terrell Sherry Thomas Marion Tucker James Waddy Bennie Walker Nathan Walton Pauline Waters Clinton Whitfield Fannie Wilder Annie Williams Candis Williams Rachel Williams Sandra Williams Mac Williamson James Wilson Mable Young Louis Williams iA Mta 81 Was it that bad, ' Jo ' ? These girls have been from Main to Spain, And everyone knows their name. What do you think? I ' m on vacation. Baby it ' s cold outside 82 What do you think ■VBKia BttifiSI • ♦ ♦ Vacation fellows get a move on This is when we were little sisters A little more practice, and you would be good The mighty undefeated fashion- ettes — It ' s not all over . Things ain ' t like they used to be Why are you hiding, Dot? i ' Yes, this is Stella Would you believe it. I ' m Sandra Miles! What technique are you using Bruce? N Who do you think you ' re kidding? It ' s Alpha time Spring is here Mr. Mrs. Fine You really that studious? 84 m„mmss smmi wmsm CROWNING OF MISS SHAW 86 mfmiamssaamu ATTENDANT TO MISS SHAW EVELYN CLAY ELLEN SPIVEY MISS SHAW maatammtsmmmuBasiBuamm ATTENDANT TO MISS SHAW YVONNE EDWARDS 89 nj.„.,,„-,,...,v ,T,„..|„..r m., . CORONATION WALTZ ELLEN SPIVEY CHARLES EARLE mf 91 LAVERNE BLACKWELL MISS SENIOR MISS JUNIOR LOUISE COE 93 BRENDA SMITH MISS SOPHOMORE PRISCILLA BRODIE MISS WOMEN ' S PERSONNEL L bl - ? = ' -.y -; .-. . I 9, Hi UL - -. .. • -— T - i— p. s wl «l fe - f?«r . ■MISS SHAW PLAYER SANDRA USRY 97 JANET UPCHURCH MISS PHYSICAL EDUCATION I MMHIMtMi I MISS S.N.E.A. NETTIE N. BYNUM 99 m LOUDELIA S. GUESS MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI ' titiimmssmsamiaBsmia ■llllllllllllllllllllllM 4 ifflri I • J PATRICIA HAYES MISS OMEGA PSI PHI . MISS ALPHA PHI ALPHA GLORIA FREEMAN QUEEN LEE MISS U.N.C.F. Mr ' ' iiii ' iir ' mr CN O u BLajauinssB WM . ' f m ' , t y y ■© ' 1 i __ Jl L r.. , 1 ;0HIHV J I ' mi ' ' ? L J UNIVERSITY CHORALE SOCIETY The University Choir, often referred to as the Choir of special programs and concerts given by the Uni -ersit ' . The Good Will, is composed of approximately 70 voices. Under choir is also known for its splendid performance at the United the direction of Mr. Harr ' Gil-Smythe, the choir performs Nations, tours of the eastern coast and throughout North splendidly on Vesper Programs, Chapel Programs, and other Carolina. THE DIRECTOR Harry Gil-Smythe, chairman of the Department of Fine Arts at Shaw University, and director of music, has the advantage of wide experience and the highest musical training. He received the Mus.B. degree at Howard University and the Mus.M. degree at the University of Michigan. He has pursued further study at the Peabody Consenatory of Music, Baltimore, Maryland, the Julliard School of Music in New York City, the Baltimore Institute of Musical Art, the Cite ' Universitaire, Paris, and Union Theological Seminary, New York. He is a member of the Pi Kappa Lambda Honor Societs ' , Kappa Mu Honor Soci- ety, American Association of University Professors, American Veterans Committee, a 32 degree Mason and a Shriner. 107 STUDENT-BODY PRESIDENT CHALLENGES SENIORS Moore ' s Utopia, Wilkie ' s One World, and the United Nations show us where we started and the distance we have come. As president of the student council. I am grateful for the opportunity of having served you, and I hope that you will always put into life exactly what you expect to gain from it. To the graduating class, mav I remind you of the words of Dr. Albert Schwitzer when he said: I do not know what your destiny may be but this I do know, you will always have happiness if you seek and find how to ser -e. Charles Earle Student Council President 109 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of executives elected by better relationships between all groups connected with the the student body, class representatives, and committees ap- university, and to promote genuine citizenship and school pointed by the Student Council. Its purpose is to encourage loyalty. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The purpose of the B.S.U. is to promote the religious church life. The purpose is also to bring all the Baptist stu- growth and spiritual development of individual students dents and all the Baptist organizations together in one co- through Bible study, prayer, personal soul-winning, mission ordinate program of organized Baptist religious work for an study and activity, meditation, worship, fellowship, and active impact on the total campus. P. o iV ' m.Pi SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club is newly organized with a new Club is advised by Dr. Carl DeVane with Andrew Mwanri as constitution. Its membership is composed of sociology majors chairman, and interested persons from other fields. The Social Science SHAW JOURNAL The Siiaw Journal, an eight page publication, is an effec- dent opinion, tive niedium of communication between students, faculty, The Journal is published periodically through the diligent and administrators, and a vital force in the molding of stu- work of Mack Sowell, editor, and his co-workers. ■r SUNDAY SCHOOL The Sunday School is a volunteer organization whose pro- grams are executed jointly by the faculty and students. Its activities include class sessions each Sunday morning, presen- tation of meditation and devotional services, and participa- tion in Religious Emphasis Week programs. Through the Sunday School the members are given an opportunity for spiritual manifestations and expression. THE N.A.A.C.P. The N.A.A.C.P., under the leadership of Eleanor Nunn, grams of the association president, has sought to carry out the basic aims and objec- tives of the chapter. The members of this organization are active participants in the various youth and general pro- President — Eleanor Nunn Adviser — Dr. Marguerite M. Adams 7 BIOLOGY CLUB The BioIog - Club is an organization designed to keep its not limited to Biolog -, but also includes all of the related members interested in Biolog - and aware of recent biological sciences. President: Durante Jones; Advisor: Mr. Herschell disco eries. Ho ve er. the exchange of opinions and ideas is Irons. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is composed of only Home Economics majors. It strives to acquaint the students with the recent trends in Home Economics, to promote finer wom- anhood, and to promote scholastic achievement. The club is also designed to provide opportunities for the development of leadership and professional growth through club participa- tion. Advisor: Mrs. Spaugh: President: Blanch Edwards. The Student National Educational Association is the pro- fessional association for college and uni ' ersity students pre- paring to teach. The intent of the program, however, is to provide real professional experiences, not simulated ones. S.N.E.A. Advisor: Mrs. Clara Jenkins; President: Evelyn Clay; Vice President: William Pretty; Secretary: Willie Woods: Treas- urer: Patricia Cooper. THE BETTER COMMUNICATION CLUB This club is made up of students majoring in English who instill in the members the need and importance of good Eng- desire to increase the.r knowledge and broaden their back- lish, both written and spoken. President: Mack Sowell- Ad- grounds beyond the classroom. The purpose of the club is to visor: Miss M. E. Watson. 1 ? ,2-2 r JUNIOR COUNSELORS The Junior Counselors are students carefully selected to counselees %sith whom he works during their freshman year, assist in the program of freshman counseling. All counselors aid students in their problems of adjustment Each of these counselors is assigned not more than a dozen and in the realization of their potentialities. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CLUB The Christian Education Club is composed of men and In this club the members are given practical experiences in women who are interested in becoming directors of Chris- preparation for their life ' s work, tian Education and persons majoring in Religious Education. THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The Physical Education Club consists of majors in the field Here we see them exemplifying poise, physical ability, endur- of Physical Education. They have as one of their basic aims ance, flexibility, and personality. Advisor- Mr W M the creating of a deeper appreciation of their chosen field. Spann; President: Wendell Edwards- Sec Stella Little MATHEMATICS CLUB • ' Mathematics club consists of students who are major- have in the classroom. At each meeting, persons in the field of ing m Mathematics. The purpose of the club is to acquaint pure or applied mathematics speak to the group, experiences they would not ordinarily these students with THE MIGHTY FASHIONETTES The Mighty Fashionettes is an intramural basketball team. With tremendous interest, these girls have participated in all intramural acti ities to achieve great honors. These young women have won the championship cup, which is awarded to the team with the highest number of points over a period of three years, and is in its fourth year as cham- pions. Pictured are: KNEELING, JoAnn Dunn, Inez Dean, and LaVeme Blackwell. STANDING — Stella Litde, Coach, Ellen Spivey. Regina Johnson, Mamie Belton, Mary Tillman, Mattie Leggett, Gloria Freeman, Josephine Dancy, and Lorraine Watson, Manager. 117 The major aim of the dance group is to Under the direction of Mr. Spann, the dance create new dances and to help the student body group performs splendidly at home games and develop an appreciation for all types of dances. variety shows. President : Marie Bond. Adviser — Mr. W. M. Spann Vm ' mmammtimBmismisissimia WOMEN ' S PERSONNEL COUNCIL The Women ' s Personnel Council is designed to offer all Um ersity women an opportunity to participate in various phases of campus life. Its purpose is to foster a spirit of unity among the women students of the University, and to make and maintain stand- ards of living to promote the self-realization of each female student in keeping with the general welfare. The members of the Women ' s Personnel Council are im- pressed with the idea that education alone does not create a lady: but dignity, charm and a concern for maintaining high moral standards are the eternal attributes of finer woman- hood. MEN ' S PERSONNEL COUNCIL All young men affiliated with the L ' niversity. regardless of cil. The Council sponsors ' arious acti ities for the purpose of classification, are welcomed into the membership of the Coun- producing well-rounded and well-adjusted young men. ] S.C.A. Affiliation with the Student Christian Association entitles members of the campus community, regardless of their re- ligious endeavors, to enter upon the ad enture of finding what it is to be one in Christ. The Association stimulates study, engages in recreation, and worships at both the campus and group levels. To all ' members are given the rights and privileges of the Y.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A., thereby gi ' ing them contact with students the world over. The S.C.A. serves as a nucleus for religious and organizational activities on the campus. USHER BOARD The members of the University Usher Board, through their calaureates, and Commencements to be free from conjestion efficiency, enable all religious services, special programs, Bac- and interruptions. President : Mildred Southerland. a,-,.:.,.....«..„ ,..W ..„l Maf . Girls where are the cuys? Alright this time: but can ' t you see I ' m a busy man? Br aktime ' Well, anybody can take a break. Singing for Shaw U What do you think? The sun is hurting our eyes. M A B - 9 PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The Pan-Hellenic Council is composed of two representatives from each Greek organization. It serves as the governing body of the respective groups. Through it, inter-fraternal co-operation and harmonious relationships are promoted among the Geeks. The advisors of the Council are Dr. VVilmoth Carter and Mr. Harry Gil-Smythe. 124 asB BmB A L P H A K A P P A A L P H A S O R O R I T Y In 1908 the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was envisioned and brought to con- crete realization by Howard University co-eds. Today Alpha Kappa Alpha is an organization which has come to be an inspira- tion and challenge to thousands of young women of highest scholastic, ethical and moral standards, as they work for the betterment of all mankind by fostering love for humanity. The determination of its members to move forward into a new era of greater service and a broader scope of activities can be realized as they sing in their national song: So together we will pledge our faith And United we will forge ahead Greater laurels to win Greater tasks to begin ... Young ladies desiring membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority first become members of the Ivy Leaf Club, the interest group for the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. V L E A F C L U B A L P H A P H I A L P H A F R A T E R N I T Y First of all, servants of all, We shall transcend all. , . . Among the brothers pictured, (KNEELING) Otis Tucker, Robert Tinnin, and Bernard Driver. (STANDING) Willie Stone, Joe Brown. Melvin Hawkins, Harding and James Mathis. Donald Bowman, Eric Young men wanting to become members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity first become SPHINXMEN. This is the interest group of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Pictured are Tommy Head and William Hartsfield. usmssssm s p H I N X M E N D E L T A S I G M A T H E T A S o R O R I T Y Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded in 1913 by hventy-t vo Howard Uni ersit - undergraduates who visualized an organization whose aims would be based upon public ser ice. Delta ' s most important program includes its public service projects: Libran-, job op- portunities, mental health, olunteers for communit)- service and international. With the motto, Intelligence is the torch of wis- dom, the founders demanded high scholastic achieve- ment as a condition for membership and embarked upon an ambitious program of educational and cul- tural activities. Chapter Officers: Vera Harris — President, Patricia Hayes — Vice President, Velma Adams — Recording Secretan Winifred Golliday — Corresponding Sec- retan-. Eleanor Xunn — Parliamentarian. Joan Pace — Chaplain. The Pyramid Club is the pledge club for the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Girls wanting to become members of Delta Sigma Sororit - make the first step toward becoming members by joining the P Tamid Club. P Y R A M I D C L U B K A P P A A L P H A P S I F R A T E R X I T V Kappa Alpha Psi was founded at Indiana Universiu , Bloomington. Indiana. Januan- 5, 1911. The fundamental purpose of Kappa .Alpha Psi fraternity is achievement. Kappa Alpha Psi strives to obtain for all of its members the benefits which accrue from membership in a modem college brotherhood. Pictured above are the members of Delta Gamma Chapter and their lone scroller holding the sacred Kappa shield. Pictured below are the dogs on the fall probation line of Kappa Alpha Psi. They are. from left to right, Elmo Wil- liams (Stunted Joe). William Parker (flabby —1, Frank Benjamin (Blue juicel and Tony Whitehead (smiling jack). They crossed those burning sands to become members of the noble Kappa Klan. P R O B A T E S O F K A P P A L P H P S I - - ' ' ■- - - r H I B E T A S I G M A F R A T E R N I T Y The Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was founded in Vashington, D.C., at Howard Uni ersity, January 9, 1914. The purposes for which Phi Beta Sigma Frater- nity has been formed are to develop and translate into functional realities the ideal of brotherhood, scholarship and senice, and to promote the general welfare of all humanity. The Crescent Club of Phi Beta Sigma is an organization for pledges or candidate tor membership. C R E S c E N N C L U B 1 ■o 1 M ■E i 1 1 •1 ] P s KT) I Hwl P H feM F R A T E R N I T Y j- - - . .-v i 1 1 ■• ■! l5 % n: ' 11 The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded at Howard University, Washington, D.C., on November 17, 1911. To live up to the four cardinal principles of Manhood, Scholarship, Persei-verance and Uplift, is ■ifC the ultimate goal of every brother. It is upon these principles that the founders, Edgar A. Love, Oscar G. Cooper, Frank Coleman and Ernest E. Just, established the fraternity. fi These were two Omega dogs striving hard to reach Omega land. They are Na- thaniel Carter and Joe Gibbs, who successfully fulfilled the requirments for being Omega men, and the Delta Psi Chapter welcomed them wholeheartedly. O M E G A D O G S Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated, was organized at Butler University on November 12, 1922, in Indianapolis, Indiana. The purpose of this sorority is expressed in its slo- gan, Greater Service, Greater Progress. Activities are encouraged that will further in every way possible the advantages of its members intellectually, morally, and socially. To attain this goal, Sigma Women assume the responsibility: (a) to provide an atmosphere in which friendship and social contacts may be developed, [b) to develop leadership abilities and individual talents, (c) to en- courage and promote high scholastic attainment, and (d) to maintain interests and attitudes in harmony with modem thoughts and changing educational out- looks. Young women who are interested in becoming mem- bers of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority take the first step by joining the Aurora Club, which is the interest group of the sorority. One of the main objectives of the Aurora Club is to train members for sisterhood. A U R O R A C L U B -P-.- ' . z E T A P H I B E T A S O R O R I T Y Zeta Phi Beta Sorority had its beginning at Howard University, January 16, 1920. The sorority was founded upon the ideals of Finer Womanhood. The objectives of Finer Womanhood, program of Sisterly Love and Schol- arship have brought together women from all parts of the United States and some parts of Africa. Sorority colors are royal blue and white. Among the sisters pictured are (SEATED) Mozelle Davis, Betty Newsome, Ellen Spivey, and (STANDING) Mrs. Rosa Lvons, Advisor. The Archonian Club consists of young women who wish to become members of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. They are forever striving, for the prize is worth the winning. A R C H O N I A N C L U B x . Pm ' umds l j oefAoto ■i-- ' ■gsasSSBBS «s: : :5? - . - kv- • ' S. CA. F2«oefjtto« 1 ' - It I£t THmidmJs D(Uj, ] 962 ■■.   x. .« m v TOm.:.«.w.m,j. «v,w«iWHW« riB i SHAW PLAYERS - jt-j-iji The Shaw Players, under the direction of Miss R. M. Stew- ard, is comprised of students having many varied activities. A student does not necessarily have to be interested only in act- ing, as there are many other jobs to be done in the Shaw Players. Many times the audience does not realize that the successfulness of the play relies not only on the caliber of the acting, but also on the efficiency of the people behind the scene. In the past three years the Shaw Players ha e presented such plays as Our Town, Suddenly It Was May, Come Back Little Sheba, Silver Cord, and many others. The major production for this year is Love and Let Love. 139 HAJrliUMJW Scene from The Monkey ' s Paw. Scene from Come Back Little Sheba. iiW ' ' ' ' ' ?g ' iir ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' Scene from Lamb in The Window. ' Scene from Suddenly It Was May. Scene from The Silver Cord. ' SPORTS _ u - f,:Mgia8saiMBiw;miimMuii mi Theodore Powell, End. James Long, 6 ft., 182 lbs, cap- tain of the Shaw Bears, comes from Lexington, N. C. Long is a hard playing center, who will be missed by the team in the next season. Long hit the gridiron for Shaw his fresh- man year and has been going strong ever since. He has an undying love for the game, a gift that should be posssesed by any player. Nathaniel Carter, 5 ' 10 , 162 lbs., co-captain of this foot- ball team, comes from Rich- mond, Virginia and is one of our most reliable Backs. James Carter, Back. Harry Kornegay, Tackier. rs . y- , V L- y ci .iibS wgm ' ' W|vJ p. ' ' J_ ' | ' l H ' ll ' fll ' l ' ' I ' ll! , ' 3 J ' TfT The crowd is anxious. P ese f wg UiSS Qkmup ' Bouqufii «). ' : ? • ' 7 r  l : ' . Benny Walker, Back Conrad Dalton, Guard. Peter Waiters, Back. Robert Tinnin, Lanue Johnson, Billie King, all Backs Russell Studevan, Tackier, Charles Brandon, Tackier. ■■Mi ' . ' ■;:r p- . i . • '  ■■Mi- Vl« ' i« ' -i;.Jil J : :C :NI ■Iinnin, Watson, Carter, Dalton, Atkinson, Benjamin, Shackleford, Left to right: Watts, Edmonds, Moore, Long, Howard, Kornegay, Powe )0 ' The Mighty, Mighty Shaw Bears, under the leadership of Coach William Spann 3rd ROW: Left to right: Heights, Lake, Sinclair, Mitchell 2nd ROW: Powell, Moye, Alexander, Byers, West, Monroe 3rd ROW: Brown, Fox, Purcell. Jo Byers Bennie Lake Lee Monroe ■' ■■' ' L Kermit West Caroll Purcell Ira Mitchell James Snow Tight battle between Shaw and North CaroHna College. ._!,. Left to right: Paul Diggs, James Carter, Roy Day. Coach J. E. Lytle. r- . f J5r ROW, left to right: Johnson, Hooker, Waiters, Parker, Tinnin, Hartsfield, Carter, Powell SECOND ROW: West, Head, Harding, Brown, Davis, Waddell, Hinton, Anderson Diggs, Spencer, Day. William Hartsfield, .All CI.A.A, Shortstop. Roy Day, Pitcher «iaffiK VI THE YEARS IN RETROSPECT Who said we were ' nt nice? On our way to Hollywood. After all, I ' ll go alo ■---- ' ' ' Time out for Jokes, would you believe it. Well it ' s all over: oh, oh, forgot something. But here it is 153 1 This publication was made possible by the united efforts of such persons as Dr. Wilmoth Carter, our adviser, whom we turned to for assistance; Mr. Hinton and Mr. Rivera, our photographers, who made possible the indisidual and group pictures; Mrs. Keck, our publicity chairman, who also make possible many of the pictures; and, the American Yearbook Company, Hannibal, Missouri, who made possible this, our prized publication. When we shall have gone our separate ways, we, the mem- bers of the Bear Staff, hope that you can reminisce and treasure most pleasurably these our most cherished moments and events of our banner year, 1962-63. This has been a challenging and rewarding experience for me, one which I shall always remember. Editor, Vernon B. Eure 156 .-.W .y, H, ROSTER OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Alpha Rho Tau Art Society Baptist Student Union Biology Club Christian Education Club Creative Art Club Delta Sigma Theta Sorority English Club Health and Physical Education Club Home Economics Club Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Mathematics Club National Association for the Advancement of Colored People National Education Association Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Shaw Journal Staff Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Student Christian Association Student Council Sunday School Theological Fraternity University Chorale Society Usher ' s Union Women ' s Choir Women ' s Personnel Council Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Men ' s Personnel Council Social Science Club Shaw Players out of order 157 SHAW UNIVERSITY STUDENT DIRECTORY Raleigh, North Carolina Abbolt. Annie Gwendolyn (Miss) Ri. 2, Box 101, Ruffin, .C. Abbott, Betty Jean (Miss) Rt, 2, Box 101, Ruffin. , ,C. Abbott, Frank E. (Mr.) Rt. 2, Box 101, Ruffin, N.C. Adams, Velma Rae (Miss) 608 Vanderbilt St., Greenville, N.C. Agers, Walter Eugene (Mr.) 2509 Atlee St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Alexander. John Joseph (Mr.) 870 Columbus Ave., New York 25, N.Y. Alston, Constance Reynolds (Miss) P.O. Box 41, Warrenton, N.C. Alston, Laurie Wilson (Mr.) Rt. 2, Box 268 AA, Kingstree, S.C. Alston, Ruby Elnora (Miss) 326 Lindsey St., Chapel Hill, N.C. Ambers, Arnold Lee Hightman (Mr.) Rt. 4, Box 300, Leesburg, Va. Anderson, Gwendolyn Ruby (Miss) Box 365, Burkeville, Va. Anderson, Howard Edward (Mr.) Main Shore Road, Whitesboro, N.J. Anthony. Ann Delois (Miss) P.O. Box 65, Hobgood, N.C. Archer. Donna Deloris (Miss) P.O. Box 263. Winton, N.C. Artis. Thelma Geraldine (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 84-A, Walstonburg, N.C. Atkinson. Dorothy Mae (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 27, Macclesfield, N.C. Atkinson, Johnny Lane (Mr.) 408 Olivia Lane, Goldsboro, N.C. Atkinson, Rex Murford (Mr.) 2314 Chestnut St., Portsmouth. Va. Avery, Virginia Mae (Miss) 9 West Lee Street. Raleigh, N.C. Bailey. Mamie Evans (Mrs.) 1312 Oakwood Ave., Raleigh, N.C. Baines. Sylvia Lee (Miss) Rt. 2, Box 355. Spring Hope. N.C. Baldwin. Fred James (Mr.) 449 N.W. 8th St., Miami, Fla. Baldwin, Hazel Mae (Miss) P.O. Box 82, Wananish, N.C. Barfield, Addie Ruth (Miss) 2400-13th St. NW, Washington 9, D.C. Barnes, Bennie (Mr) 719 Devereaux St., Goldsboro, N.C. Barnes, Mary Anne (Miss) Rt. 4. Zebulon, N.C. Barnette. Howard Cornelius (Mr.) New Hope Street, Rutherford, N.C. Barton. Brenda Joyce (Miss) 414 N. Ohio Ave., Atlantic City, N.J. Batchelor, Willie Ethel (Mrs.) Rt. 1, Box 85. Tarboro, N.C. Battle. Pearl Aron (Miss) Rt. 2, Box 90. Whitakers, N.C. Beatty. Theodora Cordery (Miss) 32 Dayton Street, Westbury, N.Y. Belk, Frank Bernard, Jr. (Mr.) 401 Chambers St.. Statesville. N.C. Bell, Man- Elizabeth (Mrs.) 226 Rand Road. Garner. N.C. Belton. Mamie Genova (Miss) 612 Fisher St.. Burlington. N.C. Benjamin, Isaiah Frank (Mr.) . . 1736 Seaton PI. NW, Washington, DC. (Zone 9) Bennett, Frances Vivian (Miss) 2365 W. 8th Ave., Hialeah, Fla. Bennett. Thomas Edward (Mr.) 128 Lincoln Court. Raleigh, N.C. Best, Pervilla (Miss) 303 S. Slocumb St , Goldsboro, N.C. Black, Shirley Jean (Miss) 201 Bridge St., Fuquay Springs, N.C. Blackwell, Hattie Elizabeth (Miss) 1308 Clark St.. Greenville, N.C. Blackwell. La Vem (Miss) Rt. 5, Box 346, Burlington, N.C. Bland, Joyce Mae (Miss) P.O. Box 143. Warrenton , N.C. Blaylock, Martha Peyton (Mrs.) 114 E. Johnson Dr.. Cary. N.C. Blount, Faye Lovia (Miss) 808 S. George St., Farmville, N.C. Blount. Robert (Mr.) 22 Abeel St.. New Brunswick, N.J. Bond. Marie Janet (Miss) Rt. 4. Box 304, Windsor. N.C. Bond, Roderick Edmond (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 357. Windsor, N.C. Boone. Marcella E. (Miss) 2112 W. Venango St. Philadelphia. Pa. Boone, Millard Fillmore HI (Mr.) General Delivery, Seaboard. N.C. Boston, Otis Lee (Mr.) 417-12lh St.. Palmetto. Fla. Bowman. Donald Jerome (Mr.i 148 Wine St., Hampton, Va. Boyd, Pattie Marie (Miss) 512 Buick St., Rocky Ml.. N.C. Boyer, Timothy Joshua (Mr.) 854 Douglas Ave., Winter Park, Fla. Branch, Doris Camellia (Miss) General Deliverv. Severn, N.C. Branch, Susie Halleane (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 234. Kenansville, N.C. Brandon, Charles Edward (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 133, Varina, N.C. Bridgets. James Cullen (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 23, Tarboro, N.C. Bright. Thomas Melvin (Mr.) 834 Cove Blvd.. Panama City, Fla. Briley, Clarence Gabriel (Mr.) . P.O. Box 334. Fuquay Springs. N.C. Brisbon. Sally Ulamae (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 32, Boykin, S.C- Brodie. Gloria Elizabeth (Miss) 444 S. Main St., Franklinton, N.C. Brodie, PrisciUa Ann (Miss) 444 S. Main St.. Franklinton, N.C. Brodie, irginia Dell (Miss) Rt. 4. Box 16, Louisburg, N.C. Brown. Barbara Ann (Miss) Fairview St.. Athens, Ga. Brown. Joe Baker (Mr.) 1421 Church St.. Statesville, N.C. Brown. Nancy Carol (Miss) 202 Hairston St.. Draper, N.C. Brown, Susie Wilhelmina (Miss) 528 Julian St., Greensboro. N.C. Brown, Theodore (Mr.) 1089 William St.. Elizabeth, N.J. Brown, William Edward (Mr.) 55 Farley Ave., Newark, N.J. Brian. Pearlie Jo Ann (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 207A. Vanceboro, N.C. Bryant. Delphine (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 333. Windsor, N.C. Bullock. Gloria Ann (Miss) 208 Person St.. Oxford. N.C. Bullock. Stafford Governor (Mr.) Rt. 4, Box 103, Oxford. N.C. Bunch, Arthur C. (Mr.) Rt. 7, Box 114. Raleigh, N.C. Byers, Bennie Joe (Mr.) 763 Gillespie St., Greensboro, N.C. Byers, Martha Jean (Miss) 719 Chamberlain Ave., Perth Amboy. N.J. Bynum. Addie Doris (Miss) R,. i, Selma, N.C. Bynum. Nettie Netisha (Miss) RED 3, Box 175, New Bern! N.C. Caldwell, Joyce Marie (Miss) 1420 N. Caldwell St.. Gastonia, N.C. Caldwell, Samuel, Jr. (Mr.) 413 Bouchelle St., Morganton, N.C. Campbell, Waders, Jr. (Mr.) 115 Beaufort St.. Dillon, S.C. Cannady. Donna Rebecca (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 386. Raleigh. N.C. Carey. John Henry. Jr. (Mr.) Star Route, Box 33-C, Buckingham, Va. Carmon. Bettie Jean (Miss) P.O. Box 144, Winleryille, N.C. Carpenter. Anthony Hermit (Mr.) 59-W St., N.W., Washington 1, D.C. Carr, Jacqueline Virginia (Miss) 1302 Branch St., Raleigh, N.C. Carr. Robert Lee (Mr.) 752 Fitzgerald Dr.. Raleigh, N.C. Carroll, Katrina (Miss) 1120 Bullock St., Henderson, N.C. Carter, George Thomas (Mr.) Rt, 1, Box 111. Pendleton. N.C. Carter. James Bolden (Mr.) 405 Bank St.. Elizabeth City. N.C. Carter, Nathaniel Pollard. Jr. (Mr.) . . 2306 E Manihall St.. Richmond 23. Va. Carter, Robert Vernon (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 111. Pendleton, N.C. Chambliss. Cliflford Boss (Mr.) 457 Smith St.. Suffolk, Va. Chesney, Jacquelyn Carol Jones (Mrs.) Rt. 1. Box 150, Goldston, N.C. Claiborne, Lula Virginia (Miss) P.O. Box 603. S. Boston, Va. Clark. Allie Dexter (Mr.) Rt. 2. Box 249, Scotland Neck. N.C. Clay, Evelyn Andrews (Mrs.) 2304 Sherwood Ave., Parmele. N.C. Clay, James Marshall (Mr.) 811 S. West St., Raleigh. N.C. Clement, Leola (Miss) 16 Pinedafe Dr., Greenville, S.C. Cobb, Shirley Ann (Miss) P.O. Box 93, Macclesfield, N.C. Cobb. Vera Helen (Miss) Sycamore Street, Lincolnton, N.C. Coe. Louise (Miss) 541 E. Nash St., Wilson, N.C. Coleman. Clarence Woods (Mr.) 244-A-Slreet. Abingdon, Va. Coleman, Collie (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 354. Bailey. N.C. Coleman, William Howard Jr. (Mr.) 7018 Mt. Vernon St.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cooke. Joyce Racquel (Miss) 317 W. Lenoir St., Raleigh, N.C. Cooper, Patricia Faye (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 166, Merritt, N.C. Costin, Willie Mae (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 163, Ivanhoe, N.C. Gotten. Lorettia (Miss) 6 Nash Terrace. Raleigh, N.C. Couch. Mary Alberta (Miss) Rt. 3, Box 212. Chapel Hill, N.C. Coursey, Vernon Charles (Mr.) 903 Forrester Ave., Darby. Pa. Cox. Et in Ray (Mr.) 116 W. Barwick St., Ayden, N.C. Cozart, Dela Mae (Miss) R,. 2, Box 53-A. Apex, N.C. Crayton, Esther Juanita (Miss) 1231-25th St.. Newport News, Va. Crenshaw, John Edwin (Mr.) 1260 Burke Ave.. New York, N.Y. Crenshaw. Martha Elizabeth (Miss) 431 E. Juniper St., Wake Forest, N.C. Crutchfield. Ruby Adams (Mrs.) Rt. 3. Box 228. Raleigh, N.C. Currin, Alexander Eddie (Mr.) 190I Boaz Rd., Raleigh, N.C. Dal ton, Conrad Richard (Mr.) 503 Sylvia St., Statesville, N.C. Dancy, Josephine (Miss) P.O. Box 33, Tarboro, N.C. Davenport. Mable Jean (Miss) P.O. Box 261. Plymouth, N.C. Davis, Anna Mozelle (Miss) Rt. 4, Box 259. Louisburg, N.C. Davis, Betty Lou (Miss) Rt. 2, Box 117-A, Laurel Hill, N.C. Davis. Charles Samuel (Mr.) Rt. 5, Box 277, Oxford, N.C. Davis, Clifton Robert 584 E, Lenoir St.. Raleigh, N.C. Davis, Gibson Winifried (Mr.) 6 Ross Court, Petersburg, Va. Davis. H. T. (Mr.) 1540 N.W. 4th Ave., Pompano Beach, Fla. Davis. John Edward (Mr.) Rt. 3. Box 44, Louisburg, .N ' .C. Davis. Linda Susan (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 161-A. Ahoskie, N.C. Davis. Milton Matthewson (Mr.) P.O. Box 234, Tarboro, N.C. Davis. Ophelia Dailene (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 197. Council, N.C. Davis, Patrick Henry (Mr.) Rt. 2, Box 116, Halifax, N.C. Davis. Pauline (Miss) 910 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, N.C. Day. Roy McCoy (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 66. Pendleton, N.C. Dean. Inez Phyllis (Miss) 336 Port Republic Road, Waynesboro, Va. DeLoatch, Cleveland McCollins (Mr.) . . 203 E- 13th St., Scotland Neck, N.C. Dew, James Arthur (Mr.) 1321 Fairmont St. NW, Washington, D.C. Dickens. Annie Maude (Miss) 308 Myrtle Ave., Rocky Mt., N.C. Diggs, Mary Lena (Miss) General Delivery, Chuckatuck, Va. Diggs. Paul Terry (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 199. Rockingham, N.C. Dixon. Levi Delano (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 256. Acme, N.C. Dixon. Veronica Lee (Miss) 1109 Rauhut St.. Burlington, N.C. Dolbv. Attie Lee (Miss) 1321 Branch St.. Raleigh, N,C. Dolby. David Augustus (Mr.) 911 Manly St.. Raleigh. N.C. Dolby, Edward Cecil (Mr.) 911 Manly St.. Raleigh. N.C. Dotson, Mary Elizabeth (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 158, Hurlock, Md. Douglas, Fred Lee (Mr.) Rt. 5, Bo 456, Sanford, N.C. Driver. Linwood Bernard (Mr.) 1300 Highland Ave. Portsmouth, Va. Duncan, Ruethenia Pattyandrea (Miss) 309 Hancock St.. Brooklyn. N.Y. Dunn, Joanne Pretty (Mrs.) Rt. 2, Box 1, Zebulon. N.C. Dunston. Sidney Emmanuel (Mr.) P.O. Box 23, Louisburg, N.C. 158 ■aBW..fWHM.Mi.; Duren, Anhur Ltroy (XJr.) 13S Park Ave., Engln.ood. N J. Earle. Charles Alexander (Mr.) Duncaru. Trclawny, Jamaica, U ' .I. Earp, Bettie Lob (Miss) P,0, Box 311, Clayton. N,C. Easlerling Scipio Booker Timotliv III (Mr. I P.O. Box 45, Ellerbe. N.C. Edmond, Jacquclvn Deborah (Missi 755 Ml, Vernon St,, Camden, N.J. Edmonds. Henry- Lee (Mr.) 335 Linden .Ave., North Hills, Pa, Edmonds, Jesse, Jr 335 Linden Ave.. .North Hills. Pa. Edwards. Blanche Evelyn (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 74. Woodland. N C. Edwards. Wendell (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 90. Woodland. NO. Edwards, Yvonne .Alzada (Miss) P.O. Box 271. Halifax. Va. Eggleston, Costa Lee (Miss) 903 A Street, Martinsville, ' a. Elliott, Robert Smith (Mr.) P.O. Box 116. Milton, N.C. Eure. Vernon Bruce (Mr.) P.O. Box 28. Roduco. N.C. Evans. Willie Coleman (Mr.) 1322 N. 22nd St.. Richmond. Va. Everett. Sherrv Mae (Miss) 247 E. Jefferson St.. Pittsburgh 12. Pa. Exum. Georgia Pemiecy (Miss) 914 Newcombe Rd.. Raleigh. N.C. Feimster, Bobby , nen (Mr,) 145 Newton St,, Statesville, .N,C, Fellers, Loretta L ' Vonne (Miss) 813 E- Hargett St,, Raleigh, N,C, Fennell, John Thomas (Mr.) Post Office. Rose Hill. N C. Ferguson. Patricia .Ann (Miss) 329 Fannie Cir.. Charlotte, N.C. Ferrell. .Annie Vernell (Miss) Rt. 4. Zebulon. N.C. Ferrell. Clementine (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 110, Wendell, N,C. Fisher, Marva .Anderson (Miss) P.O. Box 21. Merintt, N.C, Fisher, Michael (Mr,) 690 Hunterdon St,, Newark, NJ. Flythe. Woodrow (Mr.) P.O. Box 251, Conway, N,C. Fonville. Ernell (Miss) P.O. Box 361. New Bern, N.C. Fonville. Georgia Mae (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 31-D. New Bern. N.C. Foriest. Clifton Joel (Mr.) Rt. 2. Box 34. Conwav. N.C. Foster. Dallas (Mr.) 574 E. Lenoir St.. Raleigh. N.C. Foust. Lena Mae (Miss) P.O. Box 302. Mebane. N.C. Fox, James Arthur (Mr,) 5926 4th St,, NW, Washington 11, DC. Frederick. Ruby Pearl (Mrs.) Rt. 1, Box 263. Holly Springs. N.C. Frederick. William Hicks I Mr.) Box 315, Faison, N.C. Freeman. Carolyn Elizabeth (Miss) 730 E. 28th St.. Norfolk. Va. Freeman. Gloria -Ann (Miss) 318 S. Tartoro Rd.. Raleigh. N.C. Freeman, Herbert James (Mr.) 307 Pugh St.. Raleigh, N.C. Freeman. Pauline (Miss) Rt. 3. Box S4. Tarboro. N.C. French. Willie. Jr. (Mr.) . Rt. 2. Box 12. Pittsboro. N.C. Fr e. Mamie Oni I Miss) P O. Box 244. Pinehurst. . .C. Fuller. Ophelia Rachelle (Miss) 24 Irx-ing St.. .Amityville. N.V. Galley. Jo Ann Cecelia (Miss) 747 Dale St.. Uniondale. N.V. Gamble. Lee .Alice (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 131. Bartow . Ga. Galling. .Algetha (Miss) P.O. Box 77. Roduco. N.C. Gentry. Ella Glendora (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 22. Blanch. N.C. Gentr -, Wyatt Victor. Jr. (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 22. Banch. N.C. Gerald. Preston. Jr. (Mr.) Rt. 4. Box 260. Raleigh. N.C. Gibbons. Leonard (Mr.) 371 Pershine .Ave.. Newark. N.J. Gibbs. Joe Lanier (Mr.) 1304 E. Davie St.. Raleigh, N.C. Gill. Dorothy Ann (Miss) Rl. 4. Box 16, Louisburg. N.C. Glaspie. .Annie Lue (Miss) Rt. 1. Faison. N.C. Glee. Annette (Miss) 411 St. James Ave., Suffolk. Va. Godette. Janice Marie (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 128-B. Havelock. N.C. Godette. Lavera Lee (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 128-B. Havelock. N.C. Gollidav. Iris Janette (Miss) 4612 .Ashland St.. St. Louis 15. Mo. Golliday, Winifred Ester (Miss) 4612 .Ashland St.. St. Louis 15. Mo. Gooding. .Annie Caroll (Miss) 129 W. 144th St.. N.Y. 30. N.Y. Goolsby. Daisy Mae (Miss) 1012 Frederick St.. Shelby. N.C. Graham. John Thomas (Mr.) Rt. 2. Box 106. Pink Hill. N.C. Grandy. Eva Mae (Miss) 127 Welch St.. Norfolk 22. Va. Graves. Ellis Ann (Miss) Rt. 2. Box 142-B. Ramseur. NO. Gray. Charles Carroll (Mr.) 114 Garrett Ave.. Roscmont. Pa. Gray. Shirley .Ann (Miss) P.O. Box 582. Jacksonville. N.C. Gray. Wallace Cleveland (Mr.) 23 .Angevinc .Ave.. Hempstead. N.Y. Green, Ernest Edward (Mr.) 314 S. McDaniel St.. Enfield, N.C. Greene, Delia Bell (Miss) 202 Pantego St., Belhaven, N.C. Greene. James Kenneth (Mr.) 1310 Smithfield St., Raleigh, N.C. Greene, Mae Lois 2817 Chavis Dr.. Raleigh, N.C. Greene, W ' illiam Michael (Mr.) Rt. 2. Petersburg. Va. Griffin, Harry (Mr.) 199 .Ashland .Aic. .Asheville, N.C. Griffin, Raymond (Mr.) Rt. 2, Box 201, Disputanta, Va. Grissom, Felix (Mr.) Rt. 3. Box 26. Louisburg. N.C. Guess, Loudelia Serena (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 266, Morrisville. N.C. Guilford, Lois .Ann (Miss) 124 Hobson St., Newark, N.J. Hailes, Barbara Jean (Miss) 457 Byrne St., Petersburg, Va. Hairston. Nancy Faye (Miss) 114 Blackstock St., Spray, N.C. Hall, Barbara Morris (Mrs.) Rt. 2. Box 294, Scotland Neck, N.C. Hall, James William (Mr.) 465 W. 152 St., New York 31, NY. Hall, Louis (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 188. Leiand, N.C. Hall, Rixine Winbome (Mrs,) 207 E. 3rd St,, Plymouth, N,C, Hamm, Delphine (Miss) PC, Box 181, Stantonburg, NO. Hammond, Harold Lewis (Mr,) Rl, 2, Jersey Rd,, Salisbury. Md, Harbison, Effie Mae (Mrs,) Rt, 5, Box 682, Morganton. ,N,C, Harding, Eric Ambrose (Mr.) 2733 Markham St,, Portsmouth, Va. Hardy, John Dempsey (Mr.) 5-D Mitchell Wooten-Court. Kinslon. N.C. Hardy. Lillie Olivia (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 35. Enfield, N,C. Hargrove. James Elliott (Mr.) P.O. Box 433. Southport N.C. Harp, Barbara .Ann (Miss) 936 Newcombe Rd., Raleigh, .N.C. Harrington. Jame Henry (.Mr.) 112 W. 16th St.. Greenville, .N.C. Harris. Jennie Willis iMiss) Rt. 1. Box 334, .Apex, N,C. Harris. Josephine Inez (Miss) Rt. 2, Box 77, Nashville, N.C. Harris, Samuel (Mr.) 5535 Fernwood Rd.. Norfolk 6, Va. Harris. Vera Ann (Miss) 1019 Smithfield St.. Raleigh. N.C. Hartsfield. William McKinley (Mr.) 1608 Pender St., Raleigh, .N,C, Hawkins, Holland Ann (.Miss) Rt, 1, Box 97, Dover, N,C. Hawkins, Melvin Leon (.Mr.) 801 Hancock St,, Lynchburg, Va, Hayes, Patricia Carolyn (Miss) 118-07 192 St,, St. Albans 12, N.Y. Haynes. Victoria Arbena (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 220. Whiteville. N.C. Haywood. Ella Juanita (Miss) 528 Belvedere Cir.. Kings Mountain, N.C. Head. Tommy Lee (.Mr.) 116 Edwards Dr.. Marietta, Ga. Headen, Sylvester CoUien (Mr.) Rt. 3. Box 5. Pittsboro. N.C. Height. Robert Louis (Mr.) 521 Calloway Drive. Raleigh. N.C. Hendricks. Maxine (Miss) P.O. Box 455. Warrenton, N.C. Hicks. Bettie Beatrice (Miss) Rt. 3. .Middlcburg. N.C. Hicks. Emma Lee (Miss) Rt. 3. Middleburg. N.C. High, Kayreitha Divan (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 242, Zebulon. N.C. High. Marian Beatrice (Miss) P.O. Box 127. Knightdale. N.C. High. Natalie Ann (.MUs) Rt. 2. Box 31, Zebulon N.C. High. Percy Leroy (Mr.) 907 E. Hargett St., Raleigh. .N.C. Hilliard. Lorenzo Oscar (Mr.) 1625 Broadhead St.. Pittsburg. Pa. Hines. Blanche Delores (Miss) 700 Edmondson .Ave., Tarboro. N.C. Hinton. Eula Mae (.Miss) 311 N. Fisher St.. Raleigh. N.C. Hinton. James .Allen (Mr.) Rt. 1. Knightdale. N.C. Hinton, Janice Faye (Miss) P.O. Box 74. Smithfield. N.C. Hinton, Otis Leroy (Mr.) 719 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, N.C. Hinton. Pecolia Elaine (Miss) 719 S. Saunders St.. Raleigh. N.C. Hinton. Shirley Ann (Miss) 1306 E. Edenton St.. Raleigh. N.C. Hodges. Barbara Jean (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 17. Oriental. N.C. Holden. Lonnie Dallas. Jr. (Mr.) 736 Bunch Dr.. Raleigh. N.C. Holder. Jean Marie (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 362. Zebulon. N.C. Holland. Maurice Bowen (Mr.) P.O. Bo.x 524, Aberdeen, N.C. Hopkins. .Marian Best (Mr.) 1228 Highland .Ave.. Winston-Salem. N.C. Home. Julia Pearl (Miss) P.O. Box 579. Wadesboro. N.C. Horton. Harvey (Mr.) Route 1. Box 189. Vendell. N.C. House. Janice Elaine (Miss) 3528 Clay PI. NE. Apt. 4. Washington. D.C. Howard. James. Jr. (Mr.) 513 ' i S. Bloodworth St.. Raleigh. N.C. Howard. John Norman (Mr.) 900 N. 24th St.. Richmond. Va. Howard. Margaret Ann (Miss) . 606 Dew St.. Wilson, N.C. Hovvell, riovd Owen (Mr.) 1014 Cannister St.. Raleigh. N.C. Howell. James Edward (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 102-B. Warrenton. N.C. Howell. Lula Beatrice (Miss) 12 W. Worth St.. Raleigh. N.C. Irons. Herschel Lester (Mr.) 913 S. East St.. Raleigh. N.C. Jackson. Brenda Lee (Miss) 1437 N.W. 70th St.. Miami. Fla. Jackson. Martha Rae (Miss) 407 Edens Ave.. Lumberton. N.C. Jackson. Man- Evelyn (Miss) Rt. 2. Box 75. Harlem. Ga. James, Carol .Ann (Miss) P.O. Box 711. Taylorsville. N.C. James. Deborah Elaine (Miss) 17 Davis Avenue. E. Orange. N.J. James, Loretta Marie (Miss) 17 Davis Avenue, E, Orange, N,J. Jenkins. Mar- - Elizabeth (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 152. Cameron. N.C. Jiggetts. Flora Lue (Miss) 201 .Alexander .Ave.. Oxford. N.C. Johnson, Charies Albert (Mr.) 7-B Lee Walker St.. .Asheville. N.C. Johnson. Constance Louvella (Miss) 1312 Fourth St.. Lynchburg. ' a. Johnson. Genevieve Beatrice (Miss) General Delivery-. Valdesc. N.C. Johnson, Lanuc .Allen (Mr.) 52 4 Cedar .Ave.. Philadelphia. Pa. Johnson. Lillian Dafford (Mrs.) P.O. Box 269. Rose Hill. N.C. Johnson, Linda Patricia (Miss) 219 Fowie St.. Raleigh. N.C. Johnson. Louis (Mr.) J002 S. Blount St.. Raleigh, N.C. Johnson. Louise Mason (Mrs.) 715 Powell St.. Henderson. N.C. Johnson. Vernon Roscoe (Mr.) 148 Branch Village. Camden. N.J. Johnson. Windsor Franklin (Mr.) P.O. Box 115. Rose Hill. N.C. Jones. Barbara Nell (Miss) 212 Lee St., Raleigh. .N.C. Jones. Blanche .Arieicc (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 24-.A. Aulander, N.C. Jones. Byma Margurite (Miss) 888 S. 15th St.. Newark, N.J. 159 .. -ir;- •! ' ■y- •j tn T ' Jones. Dujante Andrew (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 258. Mt. Olive. N.C. Jones. George Louis (Mr.) 1319 Boundry St., High Point, N.C. Jones. James Robert (Mr.) 1323 Walnut St.. Raleigh, N.C. Jones, John Robert (Mr,) G-neral Delivery, Seaboard, N.C. Jones, Marjorie Olga (Miss) 8 Lincoln Terrace, Raleigh, N.C. Jones. Robert Lee (Mr.) 309 S. 15th St., Wilmington, N.C. Jordan. Willie (Mr.) 3716 1st St. West, Birmingham, Ala. Joyner, Paul James (Mr.) Rt. 3, Bo. 212, LaGrange, N.C. Kearney. Shirley Lee (Miss) 425 Royal Street. Method. N.C. Kelly, Victoria (Miss) 1361 29th St., St. Petersburg, Fla. Kenan, Aichie Graham (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 221, Rose Hill, N.C. King. Beauregard Billy (Mr.) 154 Cemetai-y St., Chester. S.C. King. John Robert (Mr.) 927-A Hugh St., Goldsboro, N.C. KingsbcrtT. Palmer Henry (Mr.) Rt. 3, Box 224, Louisburg, N.C. Kinsey. Nellie Leola (Miss) 1409 Desmond St.. Kinston. N.C. Knight, Lucy Mae (Miss) 407 Wagner St., Tarboro, N.C. Kollock, Dorothy Jean (Miss) 327 Front St., Cheran, DC, S.C. Kornegay. Haro ' Clinton (Mr.) 321 Pine St., Kinston, N.C. Lace«ell, Pamela Ann (Miss) 206 N. Lombard St.. Clavton, N.C. Ladson. Edward (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 196. Charleston, S.C. Lake. Bennie Lee (Mr.) 80 Ora St.. Asheville. N.C. Lamb, Kathrine (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 114, Corapeake, N.C. Lambertson. Gloria Maxine (Miss) P.O. Box 124, Potecasi. N.C. Langford. Josephine Gevonne (Miss) P.O. Box 11. Potescasi. N.C. L.issitcr. Robert Lawrence (Mr.) 107 W. Preston St.. Selma. N.C. Latta. Eunice Beverly (Miss) 18 Lincoln Terrace, Raleigh, N.C. Latta. Matyre Louise (Miss) 18 Lincoln Terrace. Raleigh, N.C. Laughinghouse, Patti (Miss) 1222 Davenport St., Greenville, N.C. Laws. Edna Earl (Miss) Rt. 3, Box 653, Raleigh, N.C. Layton, Solomon (Mr.) 872 S. 14th St., Newark, N.J. Lea, William Malloy (Mr,) Yanceyville, N,C. Leach, Mary Alice (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 71-A, WiUowspring, . .C. Leary. Sandra P. E. (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 81, Vanceboro, , .C. Lee, Dianne Louise (Miss) 29 W. Third St.. Media, Pa. Lee, Gerard, Jr. (Mr.) 14 Lawton St., Newark, N.J. Lee, Queen Esther (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 65-A, Wadesboro, N.C, Leggett, Mattie Mae (Miss) 7031 2 E. 11th St., Lumberton, N.C. Lewis, Jacqueline (Miss) Rt, 2, Box 93, Whitakers, N,C. Lewis, Sallie Mae (Miss) Rt, 1, Box 20, Elizabethtown, N.C. Lewis, William Heni-y (Mr.) Rt. 3, Box 97, Apex, N.C, Little, Stella Joyce (Miss) 319 Gladden St., Washington, N.C. Logan, Solon Eugene (Mr.) Rt, 1. Lake Lure, , .C. Long, James Matthew (Mr.) 120 E. 4th St., Lexington, N.C. Lyies, James Edward (Mr,) 542 E. Lenoir St.. Raleigh, N.C. Lyon, Hawa (Miss) Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa Lyons, Doris Jean (Miss) Rt. 3, Box 254, Chapel Hill, , .C. McArthur, Lauretta (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 98. Magnolia, N,C. McCollum, William Thomas (Mr.) H-6 Washington Ter., Raleigh, N.C. McCoy. Mildred Ann (Miss) 1115 S. East St., Raleigh, N.C. McCrimmon. Joan Olivia 218 Lee St.. Raleigh, N.C. McCullom, Greta Lois (Miss) 506 Booker St., Greensboro, .N.C. McDaniel. Carolyn Beatrice (Miss) . . . 3740 Candlers Mt. Rd., Lynchburg. Va. McDaniel, Carson Elmore (Mr.) 34 Hudson St.. N Tarrytown, N.Y. McDonald, Annie Ruth (Miss) 1113 S. Wilmington. Raleigh, N.C. McDonald, Mattie Wilma (Miss) Rt. 2, Box 80, Parkton, N.C. McDowell, Shirley Mae (Miss) P.O. Box 2. Buies Creek, N.C. McDuflie, Mae Alice Lee (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 347, Whitevillc, N.C. McGimpsey. Thomas Thurman (Mr.) Colored Orphanage. Oxlord, N,C. McGuire, Mitchell Garfield (Mr.) 676 Willoughby Ave-, Biooklvn, N.Y. McKay, Doris Fay (Miss) 1924 Hadley Rd., Raleigh, N.C, McKay, James Wilbert (Mr.) 1924 Hadley Rd., Raleigh, N.C. McKinnie, Dorothy Louise W. (Mrs.) Rt. 1, Box 75-B. Holly Springs. N.C, McKinzcy, Chatle (Mr.) 368 Brunswick Ave., Trenton, N.C. McKoy, Linwood (Mr,) Rt. 1, Box 204, Varina, N C, McLawhorn, Ruby Mae (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 483, Kinston, N.C. McNair, Sterling (Mr,) 29-B Lumbee Homes, Lumberton, N.C. McNeil, Gene Autry (Mr,) Box 64, Erwin, N.C. Mack, Carolyn Vivian (Miss) 1008 E. Jones St.. Raleigh, N C. Mack, Margaret Lois (Miss) P.O. Box 132, McCain, N.C. Mack, Nathalie Albertha (Miss) 418 Sumter Street, Charleston, S.C. Maddox. Elaine Louise (Miss) P.O. Box 312, Fedeialsburg, Md. Maddox, Joan Carolyn (Miss) P.O, Box 312, Federalsburg, Md. Maffett. Lena Mae (Miss) 203 Doak St.. Thomasville, N.C. Magwood, Clifton Leroy (Mr,) 48 W St., N.W.. Washington. D.C. Mahon, Ellen Diane (Miss) 256 Sterling St., Brooklyn 25, N.J. Mallard, Dorothy Lee (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 53, Rose Hill, N.C. Malone, Barbara Ann (Miss) 316 E. South St., Raleigh, N.C. Malone. Jo Ann (Miss) Rt. 7, Box 489, Raleigh, N.C, Malone, Patricia Carroll (Miss) 316 E, South St., Raleigh, N,C. Mann, Paul Reginald (Mr.) 844 Dawson St., Bronx 59, N.Y. Marrow, James Thomas (Mr,) 624 Orange St., Henderson, N,C, Marshall, Hester Luevenia (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 271, Wadesboro, N.C. Martin. Patricia Leslie Ann (Miss) 720 E. End Street, Columbia. Tenn. Mathes, James Russell (Mr.) 1176 Pcnn St., Camden, N.J. Maye, James Andrew (Mr.) 60S George St., Farmville, N.C. Maynor, Elaine (Miss) R,. 1, Box 296, Erwin, N,C. Mbugua, Hemphrey Charles (Mr,) Wangigc, P,0. Lower Kabete, Kenya, E,A. Mial, Beatrice Comilla (Miss) 539 E. Lenoir St., Raleigh, N,C. Michael, Charles Edward (Mr,) 405 N, Pugh St., Lexington, N.C, Middleton, Grace Vermina (Miss) P.O. Box 161, Kenansville, N.C. Miles. Arlene (Miss) 907 S. Blount St., Raleigh, N,C, Miles, Sandra Jean (Miss) 519 Vargrove St., Winston-Salem, N,C. Miller, Ethel Pearl (Miss) Rt, 1, Box 67, Magnolia, N.C. Miller, Helen Charles (Miss) P.O. Box 291, Mt, 01i%e, N,C. Miller. Lonnie Mae (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 204, Kenansville, N,C. Mllligan, Robert Stanley (Mr,) 758 Madison St., Brooklyn 21, N.Y. Mims, Bennie Craig (Mr.) 701 Rosemont Ave,. Raleigh, N.C. Mitchell. Elizabeth (Miss) 1202 E. Martin St., Raleigh, N,C. Mitchell, Ira (Mr.) 30I W. 153 St.. New York, N.Y. Mitchell, Minnie Pearl (Miss) Star Rt, 1, Box 11, Jackson, N,C. Mitchell, Ruth Lunetta (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 111. Bland, N.C, Mobley, Dorothy Mae (Miss) 215 E. Lenoir St,. Raleigh, N,C. Monk, Doris Genette (Miss) P.O. Box 134, Bayboro, N.C. Monroe, Lee Everett (Mr.) IS-E Taylor Homes, Wilmington, N.C. Monroe, Lynwood (Mr.) 321 E. Cabarrus St., Raleigh, N.C. Moore. Dalton McCoy (Mr.) Rt. 3, Box N-102, New Bern, N.C. Moore. Ethel Marie (Miss) 7102-F Madden Ct., Ft. Geo. G. Mead. Md. Moore. Judith Carol (Miss) 922 Baum Drive. Raleigh, N.C. Moore, Locke (Mr.) Rt. 2, Box 272, Clarkton, N,C. Moore. Marion Elizabeth (Miss) 802 N. Goshen St., Oxford, N,C. Morgan. Elaine (Miss) 251 Stallings St.. Clavton ' . N.C. Morgan. Tyrone (Mr.) Rt. 2. Box 72, Bailey, N.C. Mosley. Freddie Melvin (Mr.) 2121 6th PI. W.. Birmingham, Ala. Moseley, Lue Alvia Reddick (Mrs,) 801 E, Davie St., Raleigh, N,C. Moss, Mildred Gwendolyn (Miss) General Delivery, Bowling Green, S.C, Moss, Shirley Ann (Miss) 614 Norman St., Bridgeport, Conn. Moultrie, Willie Carolyn (Miss) 3704 Baring St., Philadelphia, Pa, Moye, Haywood, Jr. (Mr.) 749 Fitzgerald Rd., Raleigh, N.C. Muse, Clarence Lee (Mr.) Rt. 1_ Box 255, Halifax, Va, Mwangi, Andrew Stephen (Mr,) Ngongogeri Farm, Njoro — Kenya, E, A. Neighbors. Margaret Jane (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 68, Buckingham, Va. Netherland. Stanley Roger (Mr.) 1860 Shea St., Knoxville, Tenn, Newman, Jerry Dixon (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 315-B. Salemburg. N.C. Newsome. Betty Jean (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 14, Clayton, N.C, Nichols, OI,ga Lee (Miss) 509 Pitt St., Greenville, N.C. Nixon. Thelma Lee (Miss) 1103 Holman St., Raleigh, N,C, Nunn, Eleanor Frances (Miss) 1006 S. Person St., Raleigh, N.C. Osborne, Alice Patricia Mitchell (Mrs.) 413 Cannon St.. Raleigh, N,C. Ouke, Ogweno Frederick (Mr,) P.O. Nyilima, Uyoma — Kenya, E.A. Chvens, Eva Mae (Miss) 208 McClanahan St., Oxford. N.C. Oxendine, John Alexander (Mr.) 175 Leamine Ave.. Cape May, N,J, Pace, Joan Rosilyn (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 382, Wendell, N,C, Pace, Worley Samuel Jr. (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 381, Wendell, N,C. Parker, William Thomas (Mr.) 615 Elvie St., Wilson, N,C. Patterson, Amur La Vern (Miss) Rt. 4, Box 105, Kinston, N,C. Peace, Preston Roscoe (Mr.) 1728 Capitol Ave., North East 2, Washington, D,C, Peoples, Rochell (Mr.) Wendell, N,C. Perry. Kathleen Majorie (Miss) 701 S. Main St.. Louisburg. N.C. Peterson, Barbara Elaine (Miss; Rt. 2, Box 186, Garland, N.C. Pettus, Barry Cleaster (Mr.) 109 Cai-ver St., Clover, S.C. Peyton. Mary Lee (Miss) 115 E. Johnson Dr., Gary, N.C. Pinknev. Leonard Clinton (Mr.) 204 Adams St.. Rahway, N.J. Pitts, Brenda Ann (Miss) 813 Whitehead St., Norfolk, Va. Plemmer, Queen Esther (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 415-B. Tarboro, N.C. Poe. Paulette Lorraine (Miss) 829 E. Martin St., Raleigh, N.C, Polhill, Freddie (Mr.) 182 Hill St., Orange, N.J, Pollock, Geraldine (Miss) Rt, 2, Box 72, Arapahoe, Va, Pope, Margaret Ann (Miss) 3725-llth Ave., N.. Birmingham, Ala. Powell. Bettie Ann (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 116, Apex, N,C, Powell, Ernest Lee (Mr,) Rt, 1, Box 268, New Hill, N.C. Powell, Louis Edward (Mr.) 73 Seaton PI., N.W., Washington, DC, Powell, Theodore. Jr. (Mr.) 309 Fowle St.. Raleigh, N.C. Powers, Elizabeth (Miss) Rt, 1, Box 479, Whitevillc, N,C, Powers, Julia Cordelia (Miss) Rt. 4, Box 399, Martinsville, Va. Pratt. Daniel (Mr.) Rt. 1, Wallace, N,C. Pretty. William (Mr.) 10 Franklin Ter.. Raleigh, N.C. Price, Jerry Marge (Mr.) 820 E. Cabarnis St., Raleigh, N,C, Pridgen. Barbara Jean (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 226-A, Whitevillc, N,C, 160  ™i. .... «w - '  ;TmF.g;!«:T i«BM Propst. Sylvia Virginia (Miss) P.O. Box 333. Nc« Ion, N.C. Purccll, Canoll Aususia (Mr.) 930 School Slrcet, Davlona Bcacli. Fla. Ragland, Ma.y Delores (Miss) 120 Star Stii-et. Raleigh. N.C. Ramseur. Barbara . nn (Miss) Rt. 4. Box 262. Raleigh. N.C- Raniseur, Mclzic Clell (Mr.) 414 Logan St.. Statesville, N.C. Ramsey. Sondia Gladiolia (Miss) Rt. 4. Box 120. Roxboro. N.C. Ratliff. Beyerly Jean (Miss) 508 Lodge St., Wadesboro. N.C. Ratliff. Willi.™. F. (Mr.) P.O. Box 166, Wadesboro, N.C. Ray. NLary Helen (Miss) 225 Walnut St., Raleigh. N.C. Reedv. Joann Andeison (Miss) 1407 Gholson St.. Winston-Salem, N.C. Rhines. Willie Leroy (Mr.) 34 Glenvvood PI., Summit. N.J. Richardson, Carolyn Lee (Miss) 1901 Bedford Ave., Lynchbuig, ' a. Riddick. Rosa Virginia (Miss) Rt. 4. Box 112, Ahoskie, N.C. Robinson. Arnold Eugene (Mr.) 1216 Rankin St.. Wilmington. N.C. Robinson. Claire Dedidra (Miss) 201 N. 4lh St.. Easley, S.C. Robinson. George (Mr.) 948 Booker Ave.. Columbus, Ga. Robinson, Joyce (Miss) 2123 Dandridge Dr., Raleigh, N.C. Robinson, Judy Herring (Miss) RFD 2. Box 252. Garland. N.C. Rodriquez, Raymond (Mr,) 318 E. lOOSt,, New York, N,Y, Rolle, Joyce (Miss) 1120 N.W. 65th St.. Miami. Fla. Rollins. Barbara Jean (Miss) 442 Amislrong St., Portsmouth, Va. Rollinson, Curtis Jei-emiah (Mr,) 519 S, 10th St., Wilmington, N.C. Rowland. Hattic Inez (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 89. Clayton. N.C. Rudison, Marguerite Elaine (Miss) 17 Vee St., N,W,, Washington, D.C. Ruffin. Thelma Christine (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 55. Providence. N.C. Savage. Dorothy (Miss) Box 425. Rich Square. N.C. Scales, Hester Mae (Miss) 106 Ridge St., Leaksvillc, N.C- Scott, David Richard (Mr.) 94 Talmagc St., New Brunswick, N.J. Scott, Quincy, Jr, (Mr.) 772 Denison Ave., Norfork, Va. Seabrook, Ruby Rosetta (Miss) 14 Rosemont, Charleston. S.C. Seawell. Ronald Lawrence (Mr.) 1599 Columbus PI.. Rahway. N.J. Shackleford. Lawrence (Mr.) 524 Juniper Avenue. Wake Foiest, N.C. Shakleford, William Lee (Mr.) 524 Juniper Ave., Wake Forest, N.C. Sherrod. Dorothy Mae (Miss) Rt. 6. Box 397, Kinston, N,C. Simpson, Geraldine (Miss) 212 N. 10th St., Wilmington, N.C. Simpson. HariT Jackson (Mr.) 426 Respass St., Washington, N.C. Simpson, acy Edward (Mr.) 2209 Nickey Avenue, Fayetteville, N,C. Sinclair. James Ira. Jr. (Mr.) 246 Stalling St.. Clayton, N.C. Singlctary, Elizabeth Cook e (Mrs.) 7 Nash Terrace. Raleigh. N.C. Smith, Alice . manda (Miss) 1713 Race Path Ave.. Conway, S.C. Smith, Brenda Lorraine (Miss) 1601 Marchison Rd., Fayetteville. N.C. Smith, Carlton Edward (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 252. Littleton, N.C. Smith. Clark Gable (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 132, Varina, N.C. Smith, Elois Mae (Miss) 1303 Colonial Ave.. Greenville. N.C. Smith. Lillian Tean (Miss) 2502 N. Heritage Ext., Lenoir. N.C. Smith. Luella Marie (Miss) 312 E. Martin St.. Raleigh. N.C, Smith. Martin Jasper (Mr.) 1157 Park Ave.. Lynchburg. Va. Smith. Sarah Kate (Miss) 1206 S. Bloodworth St.. Raleigh. N.C. Smith, Sharon Ann (Miss) 1314 N, 23rd St., Philadelphia, Pa. Smith. Shirley Lacy Mae (Miss) 744 Ellington St.. Raleigh, N.C. Snipe. Carol Wonetla (Miss) Mebane. N.C. Snow. James Billy (Mr.) 214 Lee St., Raleigh, N.C. Southerland. Martha Delois (Miss) Rt. 2, Box 280, Warsaw, N.C. Southerland, Mildred Estelle (Miss) Rt. 2, Box 280. Wamaw, N,C, Sowell, Mack (Mr.) Rt. 1, Ansonville Rd-, Wadesboro. N.C. Speight, Lacey .Ann (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 395, Durham, N.C, Spellman, Charles Gilbert (Mr,) 11 Humbolt St,, Trenton, N.J. Spencer. Patti Mae (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 39, Varina, N.C. Spencer, Columbus Donald (Mr.) 702 QuariA- St., Raleigh, N,C. Spicer, Selma Gwendolyn (Miss) 806 E. Elm St., Goldsboro. N.C. Spivey, Dora Ann (Miss) Rt, 4. Box 64, Louisburg, N.C. Spivey. Doris Ann (Miss) Rt, 1. Box 250. Louisburg. N.C. Spivey. Ellen Jean (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 284. Louisburg. N.C. Squires. Annie Alice (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 165. Merrill, N.C. Stallings. Bishop Clemmon (Mr.) Rt. 3. Box 345. Edcnton. N.C. Stanley, Belly Ann (Miss) Rt, 1, Box 17. Shallotte, N.C. Stanley. Cardrienne Yvonne (Miss) 2 Johnson Terrace, Raleigh, N,C. Stanley. Virginia Ann (Miss) 2 Johnson Teirace, Raleigh, N.C. Stell. Louis Scott III (Mr.) 1116 W. 51st St., Savannah. Ga. Stockton, James Nathaniel (Mr.) Gen. Del., Ml. Ulla. N.C. Stone, Willie Samuel, Jr. (Mr.) 1021 Oakwood Ave., Richmond, Va. Strayhorn, Rena Virginia (Miss) P,0, Box 85, Pollocksville. N.C. Strickland, Betty Rose (Miss) Rl, 1, Orrum, N.C, Stroud, Jean Aurelia (Miss) 532 Chopsey Hill Rd,, Bridgepoil 6, Conn, Studevan, Russell Henry (Mr,) 3 Grace Ave,, Glenolden, Pa. Styles. Richard Wayne (Mr.) 39 Camp St., Waterbury, Conn. Suggs, Rosa Lee (Miss) P.O. Box 82, Winterville. N.C. Sure. David Moturi (Mr.) Masimba Market. Kisii. Kenya, E.A. Sutphin. Carstoba (Miss) R.F.D. 1, Box. 542, South Boston, Va, Sutphin, Cecile Rae (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 542. South Boston. Va. Sutton, Bettie Sue (Miss) Rt. 6. Raleigh, N,C. Taylor, Etta Mae Rt. 2, Box 356, Wilmington, N.C. Tei rell, Leia Jean (Miss) Rl, 3, Box 95-B, Louisburg, N,C. Thomas, Joe Louis (Mr) 630 N, Avondale Rd., Baltimore 22. Md. Thomas, Shirley Ann (Mis s) 3125 Rhamkalle Rd., Raleigh, N.C, Thomas, William John (Mr,) 210 13th Ave., Newark, N.J. Thompson. Henry Edward (Mr.) 31 Silver St., Asheville, N.C. Thorne, Jaequelyn Reljecca (Miss) P,0, Box 453, Fuquay Springs, N.C. Tillman. Mary Elaine (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 410. Wadesboro, N,C, Tmnin, Robcit Lee (Mr,) 60 Garrett Ave., Rosemont, Pa, Todd, Genell (Miss) Rt. 4. Box 41. Zebulon. N.C. Toney. Jeanne Hunter (Miss) 326 Pine St.. Spring Hope, N.C. Trotman, Richard Edward (Mr.) 178 S. Arlington Ave., E. Orange, N.J. Tucker. Marion Jean (Miss) Rt. 1, Holly Springs, N,C. Tucker, Otis (Mr,) 701 Roslyn PI,, Lynchburg. Va. Undersvood, Rosa Burnett (Miss) 218 N, West St,, Fuquay Springs, N.C, Upchurch. Erwin Lee (Mr.) Rt. 2. Box 125. Wendell, N.C. Upchurch. Janet (Miss) 504 . Rock Quarty Rd., Raleigh. N,C, Usi-y, Snundra Elaine (Miss) 725 Drcxel Ave-. Atlantic City, N.J. Vann. Geneva (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 412, Magnolia, N.C. Vaughn. Lorraine Maye (Miss) 47 Eckert Ave., Newark. N.J. Vaughn, Loretta Faye (Miss) 47 Eckert Ave,, Newark, N.J, Wade, Ruben (Mr,) Rt. 4. Box 238. N. Augusta. S.C. Waddy. James (Mr.) 37-02 Marlot Ave., Fair Lawn, N.J. Wagslall, Penick Henderson (Mr,) 301 Ragland St., South Boston, Va. Waiters, Peter James (.Mr,) 1329 Haif St., S.W.. Washington, D.C. Walker. Annette Clementine (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 391. Durham. N.C. Walker. Bennie Lee (Mr.) 176 Memorial Pkway., New Brunswick, N.J. Walker. Essie Dorothy (Miss) 2817 Anderson Rd.. Greenville, S,C. Walton, Nancy Maria (Miss) P.O. Box 117, Garysburg, N.C. Walton, Nathan Andrew (Mr.) Rt. 2. Box 896, Elizabeth City, N.C. Ward, Ronald Lee (Mr.) 400 York St., Lynchburg, N.C. Waters. Ada Pauline (Miss) 11851 S.W. 220th St.. Goulds. Fla. Waters. Adrian Bernard (Mr.) 30 Gray Street. Montclair, N.J. Watson, Brooks (Mr.) 2115 Dandridge Dr.. Raleigh, N,C. Watson, Freddy Ray (Mr,) 210 E. Second St.. Greenville, N,C. Watts, Billie Lee (Mr,) 252 Fulton St., Alcoa. Tenn. West, Alvin (Mr.) Rt. 1, Box 4. Havelock. N.C. West. Kermil Henry (Mr.) 1410 W. 7th St.. Chester, Pa, Wl ite, Carollonia Linda (Miss) 711 Adam St.. Suffolk, Va. WhV. Ralph Dixon (Mr.) 211 Asheland Ave., Asheville, N.C, Whitehead, Tony Larry (Mr,) 1505 South St., Franklin, Va, Whitfield. Clinton. Jr. (Mr.) 749 Beach Ave.. New York 72. N.Y. Wilder. Danny McArlhur (Mr.) P.O. Box 135, Franklinton, N,C. Wilder, Fannie Lucille (Miss) P.O. Box 174. Franklinton, N,C, Wilder, Jasper Bernard (Mr.) 510 Montague St.. Raleigh, N,C. Wilkerson, Howard Jerry (Mr.) 1033 Anna St.. Elizabeth. N.J. Wilkins. James Lee (Mr.) Rt. 3, Box 496, Morganton, N.C. Williams. Annie Elizabeth (Miss) Rt. 2. Box 132-D Windsor, N,C. Williams, Broadus (Mr,) 26 Water St , Asheville, N.C. Williams. Candis Emma (Miss) Rl. 2. Box 250. Warrenton. N.C. Williams. CaroU Lesslie (Mr.) RFD 1, Box 140, Rich Square, N.C. Williams, Catherine (Miss) Rt. 1, Box 81, Holly Springs, N.C. Williams. Diana Eva (Miss) 75 Altamawr Ave.. Trenton. N.J. Williams. Doretha (Miss) 828 Fayeteville St.. Raleigh. N.C. Williams. Elmo (Mr.) 830 Coleman St., Raleigh, N.C. Williams. Herbert Calvin (Mr.) 1030 N. Elmwood St.. Waukegan, 111. Williams. Joan (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 81, Holly Springs. N.C. Williams. Louis T. (Mr.) 1487 Fulton St., Brooklyn 16, N,Y. Williams, Luetta Brown (Mrs.) 612 Matthew St., Fayetteville, N,C, Williams, Peggy Ann (Miss) 206 Pender St,, Wilson. N.C. Williams. Peggye Sue (Miss) Rt.,1, Box 203-F, Morrisville, N,C. Williams, Rachel Luretta (Miss) 744 Clark St.. Leaksville, N,C. Williams, Sandria Diann (Miss) P,0. Box 7, Merry Hill. N.C. Williams. Shirley Mae (Miss) Rt. 1. Box 81. Holly Springs, N.C. Williamson. Brenda Faye (Miss) Rt. 7, Box 272, Burlington, N.C. Williamson. Mac McCoy (Mr.) Rt. 1. Box 205, Pelham, N,C, Wilson, Betty Jean (Miss) 803 S. West St.. Raleigh, N.C, Wilson, Esther Thacklar (Miss) 153-08 119th Ave., Jamaica 34, N.Y, Wilson, James Eddie (Mr,) Rt. 2, Box 273. Apex, N,C, Wilson. Linda Ruth (Miss) 2321 Dover Farm Rd.. Raleigh. N.C. Wise, Juanita Delois (Miss) 2110 N.W. 56th St.. Miami. Fla. Womack. Mary Elizabeth (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 193. Selma. N.C. Woods. James Elbern (Mr.) 1514 Polk St.. Lynchburg. Va. Woods. Nathaniel Tyrone (Mr.) 229 Flit St.. Asheville, N,C. Woods, Willie Gene (Miss) P.O. Box 685. Preston. Md. Woodson. Elaine Loretta (Miss) Rt. 3. Box 405. Lynchburg, Va. Young. Mable Alice (Miss) 310 N. While St.. Wake Foiest. N.C. Young, Mable Arlelia (Miss) 592 E, Lenoir St., Raleigh. N.C. 161 •ta i HMSusiMHsaa . 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