Spelman College - Reflections Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

Spelman College PRESENTS Reflections Patricia Dixon, Editor J . Q. Caruthers, Advisor With. every tick 0f the clock, another experience is added to 0m storehouse of memories. The swingng pendulum mveeps each movement, with its individual foys, sorrm-ps, and crises into the past, only to be re- called through our reflections. Within the course of four years, the hands of the clock span. a world of experiences. So it has been 11-!ith our life at Spelman. As we prepare r0 leave rhese protective mulls, our refiections remind. us of these I-rromems . . . 11101-113an that have brought us fron-z buds of yourh t0 blossoms 0f 1-tr01-1-1am'100d . . . that the faithful 02d clock has sifer-arly ticked away. Some. of these moments have crystallized in. the remote areas of our minds and. have unfolded as permanent treasz-ares. J i . 'l L-' .' f 'git I U L... 1.1., L- ditiF -1 ...l . Lr LI '1 Mi As youthful buds. we were fram- lantea' :0 the fertility and frexhness if new ideas and kr'r01-t-'Eedge. Where here had been depe:-1denee, we 1-were aught z'miependerme. W here there had een ir-zseem'fry, 1.1--'e1-1.-'ere taught seem'iry. There were many days of tears when we longed r0 return to the carefree days of childhood. There were days of joy when we achieved one of our many goals or when we enjoyed the 001-?-1panic;'nshfp 0f cherished friends. An-zidsr these joys and tears, there was rhar inevitable quest for knowiedgeekn014.-rledge of oursehxes, our surromidings. and our God. Through. nurrm'e we have emerged as blossoms. We can. neither 1m back the clock nor return to our college days. These four years Jill remain. as treasures that can never be relinquished, nor taken way from each young n--'0r7-1.an 1-1-1110 has passed. throz..;gh. the gates of pelman C allege. : ' . ': .' 1-3.3: . ', Llr-ILW 3 .3 i : '; - ' : t' .. . .I H,J..I.mjlf I :' ? . . .-- 2n . J . ALL 311a Ephiratinn 3; W534; fh Mrs. Dorothy Shepard Manley The sun has set and the leaves are stiff, yet her work goes on. What is her work? Giving, giving of her love, time, and devotion to Spelman College. With a keen interest in the development of all areas of Student iife, her guiding hands and watchful eyes have directed many students aiong the disheartening path of preparatory years. Each precious thought of Spelman brings her sharply into view and returns wirh a sudden rush, all the wonderful things She did. Her heart was overflowing consmmly, making those amund her scurry to try to catch some of the overflow. Her unrirfng strength, loyalty, and devotion could never be questioned. The Spelman family is deeply saddened by her passing, yer her image 15 everfasrmg. Thus wrrh fondest memfrfes and veracious admiration, we Iovfngfy dedicate this book in memory of M: s Dororhy Shepard Man ey The greatest work has always gone with the most fervent moral purposes.w Sidney Lanier Anti mpmnriam We meet many peepic who offer meaning and inspiration to us. We pausa, and our lives rc- fiect their influence. Mrs. Dorothy Shepard Manley was one of those who inspired us to reach out beyond our- selves to acknowledge r10 impossibility. She will remain a cherished memory for she was ever striving to provide an atmosphere of freedom for exchange of ideas, for understanding of one another, for discovery of truth. She brought forth from herself a part of beauty. With The Laurence Rockefellcrs $V- Langston Hughes President's Reception At home: I S j Dorothy Shepard Manley Hail for which Mrs. Manley offered many,r ideas. . .. .....u...,?.:....... .. ..x. inn. Staff 11 uxn, Faculty and p . trat .. . .P, J .. ...... ..? $30... ...! k5... .....w ?.mv: IS 111 1 V: O ZXdIn. Ll n..,.,......r....'...-.-..-...-.--y-nu ...u,-.. u-J .. . . ,.,-,....-. DR. ALBERT E. MANLEY Being a man of. insight, fidelity, and integrity, Dr. Manley in his twelfth years as president here at Spelman College is exhibiting the best qualities necessary for a job well done. To a large extent I Dr. Manley has made Spelman exceptional in scholarship, ethical standards, and other phases of college life. Although the problems of administration are many, Dr. Manley's wise decisions; and planning have always been for the advancement of. educational advantages for the young women at Spelman College. 12 V, 'I. '5 11:1 I II! Mrs. Grace Jason Perry. Rc'gixn'ar Mrs. Naomi Chivm. Dean of Warner: Dr. Oran W. Eagleson, Dam Mrl John Coc, Asm'smm Treasurer E of Instruction Mia.- 'Jg-n-mu.-h.;.c. .. ....u.... A . Mrs. Ernestine Brazeal, Alumnae.- Secrezary Mrs. Sadie Gaines, Assistant Registrar Mrs. Sadie Allen, Auismm Dean of Women Rev. Norman Rates, College Minister Miss Glorial Humphrcy Pem'0nneF Dfrecmr Mrs. Jeanne Allen, Serretary-Presidmm' 037'ce .. Dessa M. Johnson, SecreIwy-Registrafs 013368 Mrs. Dorothy M. Myles, Mrs. A. K. Bailey, Secretary-Dean 0f Im'rrmrtion's' Office Secr'erary-Decm 0f Womenk Ojg'kre Mrs. Pauline Martin, Mrs. Emily Lampkin, Cashier Bookkeeper Mrs. Jcnclsie Holloway, 1 Chairman ' Mr. John David Hatch, Cmmm'amm in Fine Arts Biology and Chemistry Dr. Barnett F. Smith, Chairman, Biology Department Dr. X. L. Neal, Chairman, Chemisfry Department Mr. J. O. Caruthers M: William B. LcHore - Dr. Lafayette Frederick Miss T. Howard, Laboratory Instrmfor Miss P. Harrison, Laboratory Imtmctor Jw'. :. l-ElE'F K-leI-H: wcwnr m, 6.6 U. 0 r r .U B ..m w m a B .L D n a m .wu a h C Dr. J. Preston Cochran, Co-Chafrman uThus: Scene from Tempest Mrs. B. E. Williams, Chairman Education Mrs. Naomi Chivcrs 9 a 3th- .. x Mrs. Evelyn Carroll 1 Mrs. Christine Farris n?gdr ageh :93 at 1-. 32.5,- 1;;- Q r Dr. Richard Carroll, Chairman Mrs. Helen B. Brooks Mrs. Millicent D. Jordan 5-1.!!! huh Miss June McDonald -c .m a r m a o M o . T. M P m r .3 1.. r h M vim KB Mrs. Ernc stine Schlant Mrs. Clare Haas Dr. Auto ra Villanueva Home Economics Mrs, Sadye Young, Chairman I:- IIIlIh-I-IIII-IH ' Wm; Miss Zelma Payne Mrs. Charlie S. Henderson Mr. Alan Farley, Chairman Mrs. W. Glass Miss Melvis Evans Mr. William Johnson Dr. Willis L. James, Chairman OHMCZ Miss Jane Briggs Mr. Leonard Ramms Dr. Grace Smith Dr. Ed. G. Kaufman, Philosophy and Religion Rev. Norman M. Rates, Chairman of Reffgfon Dept. a 1W .A. ,,.,:,;.,.,.,-. ,2: ' ' :. '.k ab. Miss Marguerite Simon Mrs. A. S. Spriggs Miss Gloria Starks Mrs. H. B. Tornow I II .I I . .. . . . ..ruV-Nuliar....x..er.lr .iI.IIILI.EI .LFILIluF ill. Mrs. LaConyea Butler Psychology Dr. G. Cowan Dr. 0. W. Eaglcson, Chairman . ,5 7! Mrs. Margaret Curry, Acting Chairman I Social Sciences . 5.. Mr. Melvin Drimmcr Miss Marcia Halvorscn Mrs. Elizabeth Macomson Dr. C. A. Bacote Mrs. Jac. Wasserman Dr. E. B Williams, Economics WWI: Librarians Mrs. Mexico Mickclbury, Librarian Miss Hulda Wilson, Assixmm Librarian Head Residents Miss Alice Washington, Assistant -' -aum-. unA-MM : Miss Versie Raines, Morehtmse N 0th Miss Carolyn Crawford, Manley Hall Miss Edna Johnson, Morehouse South Miss Callie Herndon, Morgan Half Mrs. Carrie Gordon, Packard Hall Miss Ruby Taylor, Abby Hall . . I Mrs. S. B. Lavelte Infirmary Staff Dr. Clinton Warner Nursery School ..-J 1 Miss Martin Mrs. E. Chislom, Director Mrs. Williams . .33.. 3 fl! A i? IETH S ,- Mr. Jack J. Mcrkin, Supervixor of the Dining Hall Mrs. Helen Randolph, Secretary .9- The Staff Mr. Albert T. Wilson Jr., Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds Ir-'.' 5! l. 5;:- .d ' q':'n '3 'ww: .11 HI If! Hz. 4 ! w ,1 Wm: Janice Webb; Marian Shivers; Mary Franklin; Eloise Stevens; Patsy Stephens; Charles Elia White Presidem The Seniors Class of 1965 THE LAMP The LAMP represents light and guidance. Just as rim ramp dispels the darkness, so fire members of this class strive :0 send forth their fight. Vanity JUDY TILLMAN It matters little where we were born, or who we are individually; but that we have fought a good fight, finished the course and kept the faith. Now there awaits for us a crowning experience of ac- complishment. The rewards of diligence cannot be singularly bestowed upon any one member of the nineteen sixty-five Senior Class, for we are all wonderfully bound in this matrix of ex- ' periences. I Together we have sincerely and efectively contributed to the life and growthof the college. The tributaries of our influence and dedication have flown into the mainstream of the college, and served as reservoirs of strength, enrichment and inspiration. Yes, we too have established precedence, we have held offices in all the major and minor organizations, we have surpassed all aca- demic expectations, we have culturally and socially promoted growth through our exceptional talents and varied cultural ex- priences, we have done this and more, but this is vanity-all vanity. The imprint that the nineteen sixty-five Senior C lass of Spelman College will leave, cannot be measured in the number of verbal acclamations that we receive or the material contributions that we have made or will make, nor in the precedence we establish. It can only be seen in the actions. ideas, and ideals of these classes that follow us. For we have better perceived and much more ef- fectively transmitted what no other class has done-the true spirit and image of a Spelman woman. We leave yott now dear Spelman with a priceless giftua gift that will make you all the better as you have made us. EMMA JEAN ALLEN Atlanta, Georgia Major: Biology Minor: Education VICTORIA ALEXANDER Memphis, Tennessee Major: Physical Education Minor: Related Sciences DORIS ELLEN BEBEE Atlanta, Georgia Major: English Minor: Secondary Education AURBLIA ERSKINE BRAZEAL Atlanta, Georgia Major: Political! Science Minor: English and Economics 40 Speak no evil. Scc 1'10 cviL Hear r10 cviI--Wc11 ifs over for ya'll? SHERIDAN BROWN Atlanta. Georgia Mafar: Home Economics Minor: Elementary Education SENIORS SANDRA LUCII.LE BURTON Asheville. North Carolina Major. Sociology Minor: Psycholog. y MILTONA JONES BRYSON VERNYCE M. CARD AtizmtzL Georgia Dctmit. Michigan Major: English Major: Sociology Minor: Education Minor: Political Science 1 n-'... . :7 .1. .rLi H.-.-t.- uBut Miss Crawford, do we always have to go by lhe handbook? MYRTLE DOR'IHERE COPPEDGE Atlanta, Georgia Maiw: Mathematics Minor.- Secondary Education Tampa, Florida : Major: Biology 1 Minor: Chemistry and Psychology VELMA LORRAINE CHARLES 42 BLANCHE LEONTYNE CARTER Selma, Alabama Major: Sociology Minor: Secondary Education VIRGINIA ELIZABETH COTTON Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Mirror: Elementary Education lll III! 1-. ' :i. 1.. H: .lll' MARGUERITE E CREECY Winthing personal D1: Mays. We just want to know your age and if you haw: :1 son our age. Atlanta, Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Education and Social Science SENIORS W65? KATIE M. DAVIS Washington, Georgia Mafmx' Home Economics M'fnor: Sccondilry Education DOROTHY ANN DAILEY TAMA IUANITA DAVIS Birmingham. Alabama Macon. Georgia Major; Sociology Major: Sociology Minor: Secondary Education anor: Secondary Education PATRICIA WHITNEY DIXON Mobile. Alabama Major: Sociology Minor: Secondary Education But girls. I durft have a thing in hot pink '5, L013 JUANITA DUNLAP Atlanta, Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Educamm 44 GLORIA JEAN DENNIS Ocala, Florida Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology MARY ALICE DUPREE College Park. Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education -d-dw -h-. Airfl we cute w0rking our way through college. CAMILLE DURDEN Covington, Georgia Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry and Secondary Education SENIORS W65? VYVIEN ANNETTE FORD LaGrange, Georgia Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry and Secondary Education BARBARA ANN DURRAH ALBERTA ANN FOSTER Newman. Georgia Los Angeles, California M a jar: Sociology Major: Sociology Minor: Scaondary Education Minor: Drama ....... MARY EVELYN FRANKLIN Atlanta, Gcorgia Major: English V.. r I U 0 V. W .H. . c 1m m m m m V. Minor: Secondary Education HOBBS FUQUA DOROTHY Huntsville, Alabama Major: Sociology Mirror.- Secondary Education MILLICENT JACQUELYN GAMBLE Florence, South Carolina LL'IE. MAE FREEMAN Americus, Georgia 0 Major: Physical Education Minor: Reinted Sciences Major: Home Economicg Minor: Secondary Education 4E3 MARY ANN GEER Atlanta, Georgia M a jar: Muthc matics Minor: Secondary Education ALICE R0511 GOSEER Fitzgerald, Georgia Major: Social Science Minor: Elementary Education Ab, Mrs. Warner, come on and play my hand? SENIORS W65? DELORES GRIGGS Atlanta, Georgia Major: Biology Minor: Secondary Education SUNNY LAFAYE GUIDER Atlanta, Georgia M a for: M uthematics Minor: Secondary Education MARGARET HAMPTON Forsyth, Georgia Major: Biology M inor: Chemistry QUEEN ESTHER HARDNETT Atlanta, Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Elementary Education DOROTHY JEAN HARDEN CHARLOTTE AMECIA HARRIS Atlanta, Georgia Albany, Gcorgia Major: Psychoiogy ngor: D'rama Minor: Elementary Education Mmar: Blology l BARBARA ANN HENRY Atlanta, Georgia Major; Physicai Education Minor: Rc'utcd Sciences LORNA ELEANOR HOSEIN Hartford, Connecticut Major: English Minor: Secondary Education JEANNIF, WILL HOLLOWAY Columbus, Georgia Maiors French Minor: Secondary Education Better late than never. .3. - r ' w SENIORS W65? ROSLILY LORRAINE HOWARD Pine BluIT, Arkansas JMrrerr: English Major: Sociology Hurry up! Mrs. Chivers might shnw up any minute. THERESA ANITA HOWARD Newport News, Virginia Major: Sociology Minor: En g1 ish DIANE CECILIE IRVING Hudson. New York Mafm': Psychology Minor: Soeiology JACQUELINE HUNTER ANNA RUTH JEFFERSON Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Biology Major: Home Economics Minor: Chemistry and Minor: Secondary Education Secondary Education 50 I PATRICIA T. JOHNSON That's a better place to hide him? Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry SENIORS 65? VIVIAN ANN JONES Grantville, Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Education RUBY CAROLE JONES SANDRA FAYB JOYNER Monroeville. Alabama Fort Valley, Georgia Major: Spanish Major: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Education Minor: Secondary Education Walk on the Wild Side. GRACF YVONNE KELLY Palatka, Florida Major: French Minor: Psychology YVONNE KYLES Birmingham, Alabama Major: History Minor; Secondary Education WILLENA ANITA KIMPSON SYLVIA CARDELLE LAWRENCE Atlanta, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Major: Music Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology Ctr n-J..i-al'3e . ,ggggr ;.: i they didrft say we couldni join a fraternity? GWENDOLYN YVONNE LEDBETTER : Atlanta Georgia . :Majar: Biology '1 Minor: Chemistry and Secondary Education SENIORS JFRRIE ELECIA P. LYONS Galveston, Texas Major: English Minor: Psychology JEWEL AURELIA LEWIS SANDRA ANETIA MARSHALL Atlanta, Georgia Waycruss, Georgia Major: Music Mczior: Political Science Minor: Secondary Education Minor: Economics A 3. xu .;.,-..nn Jam? - 2: One down iifty more to go. BETTYE J. MITCHELL Atlanta, Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Education ERNESTINE MCDANIEL Atlanta, Georgia Major: English Minor: Elementary Education SANDRA ELAINE MONTGOMERY Chattanooga, Tennessee Major: French Minor: Secondary Education SHIRLEY ANN MYERS Marietta, Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education uW? ! E'In f S t . CONSTANCE ROSE NABWIRE mwumg or an Soroti, Uganda Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology SENIORS $65? CORLISS PASCHAL Atlanta, Georgia Major: Drama Minor: Art PATRICIA LAVERNE ODOM BEVERLY ANN PETTIGREW Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Major: Home Economics; Mc-tfor.'Eng1ish . .anr: Elementary Education Mmor: Elementary Educatlon 5.: .3 n 1 . 2:: Fl !-,--L'--a.., - Who said School was a drag'? FAYE YVONNE POWELL Houston. Texas Major: Mathematics Minor: Chemistry LEILA B. POTTS Denmark, South Carolina Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry SYLVIA DEANN PINDLE Fayetteville, North Carolina Mafor: Music Minor: Secondary Education CLARA LAVERNE PRIOLEAU Hopkins, South Carolina Maior: Biology Minor: Chemistry MARIAN VIRGINIA RUCKER You can choose your own pill this timc. What color do you want? Rock Hill, South Carolina Major: Music Minor.- Secondary Education SENIORS W65? CAROLYN GLENNYE SIMMONS Atlanta, Georgia M'ajnr: Art Mirror.- Elementary Education MARIAN CLOTIZ SHIVERS EVELYN LOUISE SMITH Atlanta, Georgia Millcdgcvillc, Georgia Major: Psychology Mafar: Home Economics Minor: Elementary Education Minor: Secondary Education .. -.I .973 gaugvn; ., .3 ... Smile. You're on Candid Camera? PATSY EVELYN STEPHENS Atlanta. Georgia Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry HELEN WADE STROUD Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education ELOISE VERDELLE STEVENS SYLVIA INEZ SUITT Valdosta: Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Sociology Major: Psychology Minor: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education KAY LORRAINE SUTHERN SpcIman thy name we praise. Lincoln University, Pennsylvania Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education SENIORS was? JUDY CAROL TILLMAN Atlanta. Georgia Major: Frcnch Minor: Sccomlary Education SYLVIA FAWCETT THOMPSON CECELIA MAE TUCKER Atiurnu. Gmrgiu Atlanta. Georgia Major; Engliah Major: Psychology .-11irmr: Religion Minor.- Elementary Education hWho said We coulan stop traflic? DELURES TURNER Atlanta. Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education C. JEAN WHIPPLE Brunswick. Georgia Maior: Biology Minor: Chemistry JANICE GWENDOLYN WEBB AUDREY JEAN WHITE Columbus, Georgia Houston. Texas Major: English ngor: Biology Minor: Secondary Education Minor: Chemlstry 60 CHARLES ETTA WHITE W guess the others are doing the same thing. They didnT make it. Millington, Tennesscc Major: Spanish Minor: English and Secondary Education SENIOR S :2 X2 65 V CHRISTINE WILLIAMS Grimm. Georgia Major: Social Science Minor. Psychology W DOROTHY VIRGINIA WIDEMAN GWENDOLYN NAOMI WILLIAMS Atlanta. Georgia Pallntka, Florida :Wajur: Psychology Major: Home Economics M't'nm': Elcnwnmry Education M'mor; Secondary Education Seniors 65 T0 strive towards excellence and unity has always been our motto as a class and as individuals. As Juniors we won the annual tiorigi- 1131 Class pep song contest, a part of our traditional Founders Day Exercise. We sang together as a class, a beautifully composed t song in. which our true feelings of -. . . .- love and belongingness to Spel- EKFX ' '- man were expressed. Thoughts of the Junior-Senior Prom will always remain a treasure in our storehouse of memories. The arch symbolic of love and the entrance into an eternal garden of bliss and happiness enchanted the evening as the surroundings gaily boasted its theme of friend- ship. This was truly a night to remember, as old friends and new friends met for an evening of dane- ing. As we continued our strive for excellence, this group of lovely young ladies from the Senior Class combined their melodous voices into a creative en- semble, The Sextetg Through long hour of practice and hard work this group of young ladies perfected a style all their own. This is but a minute example of the many talents of the Class of 1965. Because we love unity as much as excellence, the class chose lovely green blazers as our Senior Class uniform. The. dignity with which these three young ladies wear these blazers, symbolic of our class e01- ors, can be seen any warm, sunny day as the Class of 1965 dons their 'tSeniOt Dress' 3' 'fi' - m: mg! a l$!1!l'. iy' :- . . ' . . Q' Presidmuichorah Peck: Jesse Harris: Elynor Williams; Brenda Ronnsaville: Brenda Washington; Maude Brown. The Juniors-Class of 1966 The EAGLE inspires its followers :0 a supe- n'or wingsprmd of knowledge. Birdie Anderson Marjorie Anderson Barbara Anthony Sandra Austell Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Fort Valley, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Gloria. Bailey Phoebe Bailey Gladys Bell Roberta Berrien Atlanta, Georgia Mount Pleasant, South Carolina CleveEand, Ohio Atlanla, Georgia Marie Biggcrs Patricia Blcdsoe Augusta, Georgia Gadsden, Alabama I-Iorencc Bnhman Janet Bolton Claire Brooks Jacqueline Brown Oakland. California Allanm. Georgia Birmingham, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia hX Maude Brown Jacqueline Burgess Anita Burnette Margarette Butler Jacksonville. Florida Newport News, Virginia I'u5kcgce, Alabama Turin, Georgia Helen Czlrithcrs Commerce. Uturgiu Brenda Cameron Atlanta, Georgia Anne Carroll Beverly Carroll Berlyn Chatard Sandra C hilds . Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Georgia New Orleans. Louisiana Atlanta. Georgia 3 Carolyn Clark Hclcn Coleman Mary Cook Olga Cook Beaufort, South Carolina Memphis, 'l'cnncsscc New Orleans. Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Alice Comer Christine Cooper Atlanta, Georgia Richmond. Virginia Barbara Cosby Shirley Cox Connie Curry Geraldine Davis Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Camden, New Jersey Melba Davis J anct Dixon Bernice Dowdy Cynthia Edwards East Orange, New Jersey Mobile, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Ocala, Florida Paula Epps Paulette Frazier Jamey City. New Jersey Atlanta, Georgia 1 Gloria Furlow Doris Gause Annie Golar Juliette Goosby Atlanta, Georgia Atlama, Georgia Sandersvillc, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia i Barbara Greasom Brenda Greene Beverly Griggs Vivian Grimes Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atianta, Georgia Atlanla, Georgia Beverly Guy Jesse Harris Memphis, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Audrey Harrison Annc Harvey Mildred Hipp Barbaralenc Hix Richmond, Virginia Brcwton. Alabama White Plains, New York Atlanta, Georgia Martha Holmes Michelle Hood Katctrina Jackson Arlene Johnson Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Waycross, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Kay Johnson Sharon Johnson Allunta. Georgia Atianta. Georgia Elizabeth Jordan Victoria Joyner Angela King Barbara Lakes Houston, Texas Durham, North Carolina Jacksonville, Florida Atlanta, Georgia ML; Elizabeth Leigh Barbara Madden Wanda Marshall Cynthia Marzette K1553: Brook. Sierra Leone Anniston, Alabama Durham, North Carolina Birmingham. Alabama Charlotte McConnell Mary McMuIIen Atlanta, Georgia Allanta, Georgia h... xhx Annie Minncrs Shcrryl Morgan Sheryl Moss Elizabeth Murray AIlanta, Georgia Americus, Georgia New York. New York Douglasville, Georgia. Leah Myles Cizlritn Nelson Annette Norwood Carolyn Odom Dctroit. Michigan Mobile4 Alabama AtTanta. Georgia Jamaica, New Yerk Edythe Odom Jo: Anne Owens Atlanta, Georgia Birmingham, Alabama Deborah Peek Esther Pennyman Juanita Price Michael Purify Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Miami, Florida Dallas, Texas Peggy Reid Carolyn Reynolds Jewell Richardson Juanita Robinson Atlann , Georgia Lilhonia, Georgia Mobile. Alabama Memphis, Tennessee Brenda Rounsaville Delores Roszell Summerville, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia I. hn- Jane Sampson Janice Scott Barbara Shropshire Venetia Sharpe Durham, North Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Columbus. Ohio . x. f? - fie; 1f; '1' J. Camille Smith Ester Smith Shirley Smith Gussie Stutts Jamaica, New York Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Jackson, Mississippi Leila Sweet Beverly Sykes Memphis, Tennessee Dawson. Georgia Ralphinc Thompson J ulia Trammell Patricia Travis Alma Turner Atlanta Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Dayton, Ohio Smithie Tuggle Bcrtha Van Buren Barbara Vamer Linda Walker Covingtnn, Georgia Statesboro, Georgia Montgomery, Alabama Fort Lauderdale. Florida f i - 9:1 1.3 Brenda Washington Jo Ann Whatlcy Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta, Georgia II II Elynor Williams Marva Williams Ruth Williams Sarah Williams P11 11L: Florida All 1mm Gcmgia Donaldsonville. Louisiana Americus, Georgia Frieda Williamson Charlotte Wilson Gloria Wise Roanlind Woodward Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Americus, Georgia Chattanooga, Tennessee Vcrtie Woodward Sharon Wright Monroe, Louisiana Ailama, Georgia President, Cheryl Birchette; Hilda Jenkins, Maggie Davis, Ecrdie Ricks The Sophomores-Class of 1967 THE SPRINX point:- our 5 defEm'Ie pattern to progress: obedience. honesty, albical rules, manners, and wuelj?shness to its followers. Joyce Akridge Marion Allen Glenda Anderson Cynthia Appling Jacqueline Avery Macon, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanlih Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Ruth Baely Louise Baker Velma Baker Jerrie Barnett Ernestine Beck Jacksonville, Florida Atlanta. Georgia Cleveland. Ohio Atlanta, Georgia Ashevillc, N C. Cheryl Birchcttc Carol Boddic Bernice Boyd Kaaren Boyd Ruth Brady Teuncck. New Jersey Jacksonville. Florida: Atlanta. Georgia Washington, D. C Atlanta, Georgia Helen Broughton Pamela Brown Verncstinc Byncs Augusta Chambers Rita Chustz Monroe, Georgia L05 Angclcs. Fuiifornia Macon, Georgia: Bessemer, Alabama Bulon Rouge. Louisiana 7? Valerie Conley Geraldine Connally Jacqueline Cooper Sylvia Cordy Carolyn Crockett Huntsville, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Adrian, Georgia Galveston, Texas Wilma Curry Chalyl Davis Maggie Davis Voreecc Dean Frances Dyer Atlanta. Georgia Macon, Georgia Montgomery, Alabama Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Atlanta, Georgia .Q' . . Mary Echols Evelyn Ellis Linda Fowler Judith Galimore Barbara Gantt Atlanta. Georgia Keysville, Georgia Beaumont, Texas Chicago, Illinois Atlanta. Georgia Vivian Glass Faye Glover Atlanta, Georgia Jacksonville, Florida Annie 0055 Alice Graham Verna Grier Carolyn Haines Selena Hall Valdosta, Georgia Chicago, Illinois College Park. Georgia Schenectady, N. Y. Houston, Texas Barbara Harper Carolyn Harris Carolyn Harris Rosalind Harris Marsha Haynes Atlanta Georgia Richmond, Virginia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Donnaruc Hilcy Melba Holder Jacqueline Holland Murva Hope Agnes Houston Milwaukee, Wisconsin Winston Salem. N. C. Atlanta. Georgia Wimer Park, Florida Kingston, N. C. Debra Houston chcnia Hughes Kcnncr. Louisiana Macon. Georgia Annie Humbcr Joyce Hunter Barbara Jackson Hilda Jenkins Andrea Johnson Pahokcc. Flonda Atlanta. Georgia Brcwton, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Camellia Johnson Naomi Johnson Elizabeth Jones Ivy Jones Deborah Keith Atlanta, Georgia Philadelphia. PEL Durham, N. C. Bathursl, Gambia Gainesville, Georgia Mary Kidd Patricia King Sydney King Alice Kirk Sheila Kubwalo Richmond, Virginia Tuscaloosa, Alabama Detroit, Michigan Memphis, Tennessee Blanlyne, Nyasaland Adrienne Lanier Delores Lanicr Atlanta, Gcorgia Miami, Florida Eunice Lott Joetta Mapp Barbara Martin Cheryl McCoy Jolita McCray Augusta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Camilla. Georgia Miami, Florida Augustine McDaniel Cynthia McEwen Bernita McMillan Barbara McPherson Leonia McRae Ft. Lauderdale. F121. Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Agnes Meeks Willyc Morton Pauline Newman Madelyn Nix Bernice Pascoe Wilson, North Carolina New Orleans, Louisiana Allumu. Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Johnnie Patterson Cecelia Pcrrin Hilton Head, N. C Atlanta Georgia Beverly Pettigrew Anna Porter Mary Potts Barbara Pyatt Anita Quick Albany, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Georgetown, S. C. Denver Colorado Sandra Reese Dorothy Render Carlotta Rhetta Berdie Ricks Patricia Ricks Detroit, Michigan Atlanta, Georgia Miami, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Dublin, Georgia g h s. ' Vivian Roberts Joanne Robinson Thelma. Rollins Melrita Russ Elizabeth Sailors Atlanta, Georgia Philadelphia, Pa. LaMarque, Texas Little Rock, Arkansas Atlanta, Georgia Yvette Savwoir Dollie Scott New Orleans. Louisiana Greenwood. Mississippi g h Vetria Scrivener Vondzl Scurlark Brenda Smith Marian Smith Nettine Steed Louisville, Kentucky Birmingham. Alabama Thomaston, Georgia PricharLL Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Jencllc Studgeon Sara Suitt Charlie Townsley Carolyn Thornton Patricia Walker Hartwell, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Memphis, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Phoebe Weaver Clearer Webb Carmen Wilson Dianne Wilson Greta Wilson Memphis, Tennessee Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Winston Salem, N. C. Atlanta, Georgia Mildred Walker Mildred Wise Yallcsvillc. Georgia Jackson, Georgia '- 1 :,-+ 45:13a- ., .- . ' WW ' . -m' 'Siif'Fffvi-e' 7146!:4 -' HP '1 . - - ft Linda Housch, Jane Smith, Patricia Reeves, Cathryn Covington, Gertrude Dopson Pr-csiden! The Freshmen-Class of 1968 Let Om- Rcach Exceed Our Grasp . The OWL represents a wisdom deeper than the spoken word. THE OWL Toni Bates Memphis. Tennessee Barbara Bell Jackson. Mississippi Shirley Bell Atlanta, Georgia Alma Bellamy Miami, Florida Angchl Beverly Montgomery, Alabama Kathleen Billups St. Louis, Missouri Wilma Bolton Danielsville. Georgia Janet Bonam Chattanooga, Tennessee Janice Booker Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Phillis Booker Richmond. Virginia Carolyn Borders Allanla. Georgia Jacqueline Bowdcn Allunm. Georgia Sylvia Boykin Atluma. Georgia Cathclcne Eruddy ' Orlando. Florida Shirley Brunch Athmta, Geurgia Phillipa Brisbane AtinntzL Ucurgiu Florence Brnokcns Birmingham. Alabama Patricia Broomficld Atlanta. Georgia Evcrcnc Brown Samdcravillc. Georgia Jacqueline Brown Durham. Ncrth Carolina Saundra Aldridge Auburn, Alabama Beverly Alexander Atlanta, Georgia Karen Alexander Atlanta. Georgia Rosie Alexander Jackson. Mississippi Courtney Allen Amarillo. Tcxas Barbara Anderson Jackson, M ississippi Carolyn Anderson Jackson, Mississippi Cheryl Andrews Dallas. Texas Amelia ArnoId Atlanta, Georgia Irene Arnold Midwuv, Alabama Maryella Askew Atlantm Georgia Helen Baker Atlanta. Georgia Kathryn Baker Chicago. Illinois Shirley Barber Gcorgctqwn. Soulh Carolina Jacquelme Bartholomew New Orleans. Louisiana a 'uw. aged M'W uHurry! The sun's going down.n Leslie Brown Atlanta, Georgia Zenobia Brown Atlanta, Georgia Evelyn Bryant Cleveland. Ohio Gloria Burch Montgomery. Alabama Lynda Burnett Atlama, Georgia Laura Burton Las Angeles. California Stephanie Bush Atlanta. Georgia Thclfred Butler Atlanta, Georgia Pamela Caldwell Memphis. Tennessee Carolyn Campbell Houston, Texas Mattie Carroll Enterprise. Alabama Cheryl Carter Orlando, Florida Martha Cherry Birmingham. Alabama Elaine Chustz Baton Rouge, Louisiana Felicity Chizalema Liongive. Malawi Barbara Clark Cairo, Georgia Sylvia Cochran Atlanta. Georgia Paulina Colvard Atlanta. Georgia Ellie Copeland Cairo, Georgia Johnetta Cross Swainsboro, Georgia Phyllis Curry High Point, North Carolina Vera Daise St Helena island, S. C. Bertha Daniel Mobile, Alabama Mclvajcane Daye Durham, North Carolina Ernestine Dearing Atlanta. Georgia Chrlye Demmons Atlanta, Georgia Earnestine Dennis Atlanta, Georgia Gertrude Dopson Atlanta, Georgia Beverly Dorsey Jacksonville, Florida Beverly Frazier Jackhonvillc. Florida Janice Friend RichmomL Virginia Jolie Gaillard Mobile. Alabama Betty Gamble Grayson, Georgia Vicki Gary Orlando, Florida Marilyn Gibson Union. South Carolina Martha. Gilbert Sparta, Georgia Faye Glenn Detroit. Michigan Patricia Graham Miami. Florida Barbara Graves McLeansville, Norm Carolina Lynn Graves Greensboro. North Carolina Norma Green Hymnville, Georgia Patricia Green Huntwille. Alabama Frances Grcshum Griffin. Georgia Joyce Haines Atlanta. Georgia Sandra Hall Statcshom. Georgia Betty Hamilton Moncks Corner. S. C. Linda Hammett Atlanta, Georgia Gwendolyn Hzlnkcrson Oglethorpe. Georgia Roslyn Harper Atlanta. Georgia Mary Duncan Butler, Georgia Clara Durant Tulsa. Oklahoma Geraldine Durrah Newman, Georgia Thomasine Dye Albany Georgia Clara Earls Atlanta, Georgia Carolyn Edwards Atlanta. Georgia Lynda Edwards Atlanta. Georgia Glenys El Richmond. Virginia Laura English Atlanta, Georgia Delories Epps Atlanta, Georgia Diane Fantroy Cleveiand. Ohio Jeanette Faucctte Ereensboro. North Carolina Irma Fitzgerald Jackson, Mississippi Annetta Foster Detroit, Michigan Agnus Foy St. Thomas Island, V. I. Eulalia Harris Albany, Georgia Herlena Harris Atlanta, Georgia Marsha Harris Detroit, Michigan Natalie Harris Gary, Indiana Sheryl Harris San Antonio, Texas Gracie Harrison Troy, Alabama 01a Hart Atlanta, Georgia ' ' 1' Mary Hatchet Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Irma Hawkins Memphis, Tennessee :akx So THIS is Spelman! Edna Hayes Denmark, South Carolina Maxine Hayes Jackson. Mississippi Ida Headen Greensboro! North Carolina J anice Heams Atlanta, Georgia Shelia Henderson Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ondrea Hightower Atlanta, Georgia Portia Hightower Atlanta, Georgia Delores Hill Atlanta. Georgia Grace Hill Pensacola. Florida Patricia Hill Jacksonville. Florida Gail Hinds East Elmhurst. New York Sandra Holliday Atianta. Georgia Susan Holliday Carrollton, Georgia Janice Holloway Atlanta, Georgia Rosem ary Horton Atlanta, Georgia Linda Housch Atlanta, Georgia Whilhelmenia Howell Jacksonville. Florida Carolyn Hughey Atlanta, Georgia Adunola Ibidapo Owe, Nigeria Vernita J ackson White Plains, New York Rosa Jones Atlanta. Georgia Barbara Keliy Columbus. Georgia Charlotte Kelly Atlanta. Georgia Emma Kimble Atlanta. Georgia LalVerna King Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Jacqueline Kirby Atlanta, Georgia Saundra Kirk Elimhcth. New Ierscy Michon Kyle Berkely. California Margie Lane Atlanta. Georgia Beverly Leaphart Waycroas, Georgia J eanne Lenhardt Greerwilic. North Carolina Cliffora Lewis Cleveland. Ohio Dorothyr Love Atlanta, Georgia Patricia Love Atlamn. Georgia Anita Lovette New York City. New York Jean Lummus Allantal. Georgia Geraldine Maddox Atlanta. Georgia Marva Malone Atlanta. Georgia Brenda Manson Atlanta. Georgia Barbara Marks Atlanta. Georgia Charlene J ames Atlanta, Georgia Shirley Jelks St. Louis. Missouri Eleanor Johnson Atlanta, Georgia Mellaney Johnson Beaumont. Texas Portia Johnson Atlanta, Georgia Sandra Johnson Atlanta. Georgia Carolyn J ones Dallas, Texas Carolyn Jones Atlanta, Georgia Carolyn Jones Atlanta. Georgia Dahlia Jones Atlanta. Georgia Doris Jones Atlanta. Georgia Gloria Jones Cairo. Georgia Pamela Jones Greensboro. North Carolina Paulette Jones Atlanla, Georgia Portia Jones Grimm. Georgia Shirley Marks Tyler, Texas Patricia Marshall Albany, Georgia Elaine Martin Atlanta, Georgia Carolyn Marzette Birmingham, Alabama Ruth Mason Jacksonvillm Florida Carmen May Inkster. Michigan Patricia McClellan Memphis. Tennessee Carolyn McClendon Atlanta, Georgia Eloise McCoy Atlanta, Georgia Lt .... .- n. Well of course weTe twins! Brenda McDaniel High Point. North Carolina Cynthia McElroy Macon Georgia Dorothea Merkerson Atlanta. Georgia Sarah Merritt Atianta, Georgia Marseille Miles Richmond. Virginia Betty Mitchell Atlanta. Georgia Etta Moore Fort Worth, Texas Gaye Moore Pine Bluff, Arkansas Dorothy Morton Atlanta. Georgia Joyce Moss Memphis. Tennessee Mary Mramba Taveta. Kenya Mary Myers White Plains, New York Olivia Nesby Fletcher, North Carolina Patricia Norah Columbus, Georgia Mignonctte Nunn Montgomery. Alabama Margie Odom Saint Simons IsTand, Georgia Marian Officer East St. Louis. Illinois Linda Paramore Chattanooga, Tennessee Joyce Parsons Tupelo. Mississippi Peggy Payton Macon, Georgia Margie Richardson West Palm Beach, Florida Jacquelyn Ricks Atianta. Georgia Patricia Roberts Durham North Carolina Angela Robinson Jacksonville. Florida Gail Robinson Atlantic City, New Jersey Ingrid Robinson Allilnla. Georgia Jeanclle Robinson Atlanta. Georgia Ginger Rogers Atlanta. Georgia Phyllis Rogers Atlanta. Georgia Nancy Rosebcrry Washington. DC. Wilda Ross Birmingham. Alabama Cheryl Ruth Ashcvillc. North Carolina Phyllis Rutledge Allunla. Georgia Gwendolyn Sanders Albany. Gsorgia Jacquelyn Sanders Albany. Georgia Diana Scott New York. Ncw York Rebecca Shaw Phoenix. Arizona Sharon Sharp Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Jacquelyn Shepherd Atlanta. Georgia Jean Shipp Jacksonville, Florida Yvonne Pinckney Columbia. South Carolina Loretta Pinkard Chattanooga. Tennessee Constance Pinson Atianta, Georgia Andrea Pope Columbus, Georgia Savannah Potter Allanla. Georgia Regina Powell New Orleans, Louisiana Veronica Pratt Shaker Heights, Ohio Faithia Pugh Grimn. Georgia Billie Randolph Atlanta Georgia Lleora Reddix Gary, Indiana Patricia Reeves Miami, Flaridzl Anita Reid Clemmn, South Carolina Marian Rhodes Atlanta, Georgia Marjorie Rich Coolidge. Georgia Gcanelvin Richardsan Monroevillc, Alabama Brenda Simmons Atlanta. Georgia Evelyn Simmons Memphis, Tennessee Lelia Skinner Chesapeake, Virginia Tempie Smiley Cincinnati. Ohio Beverly Smith Milledgcvillc. Gcorgia Cynthia Smith Jacksonville. Florida Jane Smith . Atlanta, Georgia f' ' . , Janice Smith SL Louis, Missouri Paulette Smith Atlanta, Georgia We've come, wdve scen now what??'?? Vcta Smith Atianta. Georgia Willie: Smith East Gadsden. Alabama Juanita Spears Atlanta, Georgia Elizabeth Spraggins Fairfield, Alabama Sandra Stansell Donaldsonville, Georgia Ruby Stevens McIntosh. Georgia Dianne Steverson Atlanta, Georgia Geneva Stokes Nashville, North Carolina Fay Stout Montclair, New Jersey Rachel Strickland Atlanta, Georgia Cheryl Summers Kansas Cily. Missouri Joan Taylor Atlanta. Georgia Rebecca Taylor Mobile, Alabama Tara Taylor Chattanooga. Tennesme Betty Terry Winston Salem, North Carolina Andreane Thompson Monticello, Georgia Gwendolyn Thornton Atlanta, Georgia Noel ToIbert Saint Albans. New York Linda Tollivcr Dallon. Georgia Letitia Terrence Little Rock, Arkansas Patricia Warren Atlanta. Georgia Johnsie Watkins. Jackson. Georgia Constance Watts Durham. North Carolina Katie Weaver West Palm Beach. Florida Carole Webb Columbus, Georgia Marjory Wecms New Orleans. Louisiana Geraldine West Albany. Georgia Patricia. Whatlcy Atlanta, Georgia Andrea Williams Ashcvitlc. North Carolina Eileen Williams Macon, Georgia Jacqueline Williams Covington. Georgia Laurette Williams Atlanta. Georgia Tamara Williams Lumhertun. North Caroiina Vivian Williams Atlanta. Georgia Marilyn Windrey Dalton, Georgia Juanita Woodard Oohewah. Tennessee Anita Woods Atlanta. Georgia Patricia Wright Covington. Georgia Theoria Wright Orlando, Florida Carolyn Wyatt Allunla, Georgia Brenda Travis Atlanta. Georgia Virginia Trent Albany, Georgia Carolyn Tuggle Covington. Georgia Sandra Tuggle Atlanta, Georgia Arthurec Turner Mount Pleasant, S. C. Betty Turner Atlanta, Georgia Henrietta Turnquest Saint Albans, New York Thomascna Tyler Denmark South Carolina Mavis Victor Atlanta. Georgia Bertha Vining Social Circle. Georgia Alexis Walker Columbus, South Carolina Ruby Walker Saint Louis. Missouri Veola Walker Ozark Alabama Sheila Walters Beaumont. Texas Margaret Ware Atlanta, Georgia Joyce Young Augusta, Georgia Joan Donaldson Atlanta, Georgia M The S.S.G.A. exists in order to provide a practical and chI ordered framework within which the real purposes for which we have come to college may be achieved. In order that stu- dents may feel a total sense in the involvement of the college process the Spciman Student Gov- ernment exists. Student government is scIf-government really; it forms a basis for reasonable and mature thought and action and imposes a four-fold rew sponsibility on citizens operating under its as- pects. The Spelman student Government im- poses on each student the responsibility to and for herself, the responsibility to and for others, the responsibility to and for the governmental system and the responsibility for adhering to acceptable codes of conduct. w President J udy Tillman wam: renimv . ma-- Isms; 1755353: Tillman; Vic-eipi'exidethhoebe Bailey; Currewonding Sec- retarwaarbara Henry; Recording SH-remrywlocAnne Owens; Trenm'urerwloiita McCray; Pariiamemmirm-Dorothy Dailcy; Sac'icu' Chafrmcm4ylvia Suitt; Editor of Spotlighru Leila Potts; Editor of ReflectionswPatricia Dixon; Chairman of Pubiicirwazu'olyn Simmons. Spelman Spotlight Staff The purpose of the Spelman Spotlight is to serve as an organ of expression for the students of Spelman College and to give accounts of campus activities and other activi- ties participated in by Spelman students off-campus. The Spotlight also endeavors to acquaint students with various c0ntr0versial issues and cultural activities. 97 Leila PottswEdfmr-thhI'd Editor-in-Chief . . . . . Patricia W. Dixon Assistant Editor . . . . . Elizabeth Murray Business Manager . . . . . Sylvia Lawrence Lay-Out Editor . . . . . . . Mary Cook Class Editors . . . . . . . Dorothy Dailey Olga Cook Literary Editor . . . . . . Mary Franklin Typists . . . . . . . . Millicent Gamble Barbara Vamer Christine Cooper Sandra Burton Photographic Editor . . Gwendolyn Ledbetter Specie! Assistant to the Editor . . Carole J ones Advisor . . . . . . . Mr. J. O. Caruthers I Stay?: Dorothy Fuqua -Wi'lleria Kimbsoh, Victoria Alexander, Clarita Nelson, Janice Webb Mr. L Q. Caruthers. Adviser w r '36-? The 1965 Reflections Staff The familiar college campus becomes a deep-rooted part of every student. Hundreds pass this way each day. The sun-streaked shadows across the walk- ways echo 3 million stories, keep 21 mil- lion secrets. It is the hope of the Re- fiections staff to preserve some of those memories which cause us to cherish our college days. Patricia We Dixon, Editor-in-Chief -..- A nusx'k nIun mm mm Elizabeth Mllrl'lly. ASKING!!! Edimr Sylvia C. Lawrence. Business Manager Mary C Cook, Layom Editor Dorothy Bailey, Olga C. Cook, Class Editors Mary. Willena and Dorothy doing a bit of proofreading before the layout goes in. Carole, Victoria and Gwendolyn decided on what pictures go where. 1 Leir-Millicent and Barbara; Abave Sandra and Christine make sure that everything is typed neatly. I-g K Day Students Organization The Day Students, Organization seeks to promote unity among the on- campus and officampus students of Spelman, maintain the beauty of the Day Studentst lounge and through community activities spread the true Spelman spirit through Atlanta. Presi- dent e Anna Belle Porter C.C.U.N. ! The branch of the Collegiate Coun- cil 0f the United Nations at Spelman College is one of 300 CCUN college umliated organizations. Its main 0b- , jective is to study and support the 't United Nations. CCUN believes that the United Nations is our best hope ' for our attainment of peace, and also that nothing is more important to the u- success of the United Nations than the intelligent support of an informed pub- lic. President e Elizabeth Leigh Biology Club The purpose of the biology club is to try to promote better rela- tions between the biology majors and minors and to try to avail the students of diiferent activities in biology; activities not provided for by the college. PresidentF Leila Potts Grand- daughters Club The Granddaughters club was organized in 1910 under the initiative of Miss Lucy Upton. The purpose of the Club is to study and preserve all in- formation connected with memorial names of build- ings, rooms, trees, plants, furniture or permanent possessions, to pass on to new students the tradi- tions of the school. Presi- dent-Sandra Montgom- ery. House Coun011 Residential living performs a vital function in the total pro- gram of the college. The House Council is composed of presi- dents of each dormitory. This council has the power to estab- lish, alter, and enforce regula- tions concerning the dormitories. Home Economlcs Club Membership in the Home Eco- nomics Club is open to all majors in Home Economics. The pur- pose of the Club is to stimulate interest in home economics and to help students understand and accept professional and commu- nity responsibilities. It is furth- ered by service projects on the campus, and guest speakers from the professional field and student programs. PresidenteAnna Jef- ferson. 1,- iillllmvlui Hm! WMHIUJ -1 Library ' ' , .- Club The Library Club' IS open to all students. Its main purposes are to en- courage reading by all and provide opportunities of bringing people and books together constantly and happily. It also em- phasizes the other media of commu- nication for learn- ing and enjoyment. President e Mary Hendrix. Pem . Club The Physical Education Ma- jors Club is composed of all per- sons majoring in physical educa- . tion. The members of the group are quite active and attempt to give the public and student body ' the real meaning of physical ed- ucation, its nature and the results of physically educated people. PresidenteMillicent Gamble. -q- . Social Selence Club The Social Science Club attempts to under- stand people through study and discussion groups. Members of this club sponsor activities and interesting speakers on campus throughout the year. PresidenteTheresa Howard. Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanish Club is to provide a non-academic atmosphere in which skills in I the Spanish language can be actively cultivated; I appreciation of Spanish and related cultures can I be initiated and sustained; and propagation of l interest in Spanish can be initiated through the I use of Spanish and Latin American recreation to which Other students are invited. PresidentH Madeline McClellan The Student National Educational Asso- ciation is an organization designed to give . students who are planning to teach or work in ' some phase of education an opportunity to become acquainted with the educational sys- tem and the demands of professionalist. Presi- denthuecn E. Hardnett Usherettes Whether its a faculty recital, community concert, or lecture, the ushers are always at the door as guest and students enter Sisters Chapel. Spelman College Glee Club Plllm W iI'IJI V The Spelman Glee Club is a musical organization composed entirely of Spel- man students. It repre- sents the college 0n Foun- ders Day, commencement, and at the various con- certs. The Glee Club has achieved a reputation for fine singing and welcomes those students who are in- terested in sharing their talents and abilities with others in creating beauti- ful music. PresidentV Margaret Hampton. The organization is composed of students from Atlanta University. Morehouse, and Spelman who have both interest and ability for the theater. PresidenteCharlotte Har- r15. Scene from WI'he Ballad of Candy Man Beecham? TheAtlanta-Morehouse- Spelman Chorus is an or- ganization of men and women students from the afhliated institutions. The group sings regularly at Sunday vcspcr services as well as for many other events. Midweek Counci - The Mid-Week Council, composed 0 students and a faculty advisor, pla the programs of meditation, exposition and interpretation of Scriptures, reli ious teachings, drama, etc. Service convene once a week in Sisters Chape Rev. N. Rates serves as adviser. Tall Girls Club The Tall GirlsT Club capitalizes on the psychoe logical effects of physical height among one,s n- peers. Encouraging leadership beyond expecta- tions; using onets obvious ttlofty state for good influence. President-mKathleen Billups Y W C A The Young Womenk Christian As- sociation serves to promote the spirit- ual growth of the students. The YWCA sponsors discussion grousz and other interesting as well as bene- hcial activities. PresidenthBarbara Madden School Council The campus Sunday School meets every Sunday morning in Howe Hall. The organization provides an oppor- tunity for members of the college fam- . ily, faculty, staff and students to ex-r' plore eternal truths and revelations. PresidenteRuth Beaty F A :13. n n J .0 .I. l I '-ll I'll I dvl 2'. il ' .U I i ' u I F eat-ures - 'And - .- 4 Honors Merrill Scholars Ii! I Selection as a Merrill Scholar is the highest honor a student can receive at Spelman. Each year, students who demonstrate, among other qualifications, exceptional ability in academic work and commensurate performance in their contributions to campus life, are awarded this honor by an administration-faculty committee. At present, Ruth Davis, Marilyn Holt and Josephine Dunbar are studying in Europe. Bernice Dowdy, Mary McMullen, Elizabeth Jordan and JoAnn Whatley, from the junior class have been selected as Merrill Scholars for the school year 1965-66. 't Nutlv-l r1 ruin. - .. 44-35 '. I 108 Bmk Raw: Elizabeth Leigh. Charles Etta White, Audrey Harrison. Geraldine Davisi Judy Tillman. Clara Priolcau: Smrru'h Damaris Allen, Margaret Hampton. Bcrnicc Dowdy. JoAnn Whullcy. Helen Carilhers. Elizabeth Jordan. Leila Potts. Aurelia Brazeal. Whois Who In American Colleges and Universities Selection t0 Whois Who is a mark of national recognition. It is designed as a goal to inspire great effort and as a means to reward outstanding activity and achieve- ment. It not only honors, but also serves in a worthwhile capacity to its mem- bers in later years by providing a placement or reference service to assist mem- bers seeking employment, scholarships or fellowships. Campus nominating committees are instructed to consider in making their selections the studentis scholarship, his participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, his citizenship and service to the school and his promise of usefulness. Barbara Henry Exchange Students Standing: Jo Ann Freise-Lmher College, Decorah, Iowa: Ciaudia LieblereEimim College, Elmira, Kirsten Running --Sri Oiaf'x College, NY; Bertine WiHis, Elmira College, Elmira, N.Y.; Joyce SmytheeElmira College, Elmira, N.Y..' Mar- Norfhffffd, Min,;gxo;m ion AronseEImr'ra College, Elmira, N.Y.,' Beth GoreeSnmhwcsrem College, Winjield, Karrms; Sandra ChristensoneLmher College, Decorah, Iowa. Seared: Barbara Bonduram-Sourhwcstem College, Win- field, Kansas; Patricia Walkerw-Norrh Central College, Napervt'lie. HEEnoir; Margaret HiatteWester-rz C OHegc for Women. Oxford. Ohio; Dianne Brouse-Norrh Central C allege, N apervflle, Hir'nofsi The Exchange Program at Spelman provides both the Spelman students and the students from the participating colleges an opportunity to share human contacts and experiences that could not be obtained in their home colleges. Spelman students selected to participate in the program attend predominantly white colleges for one semester or an entire year. In return, students from the participating college spend a semester or year at Spelman. Foreign Students As active members of the Spelman student body our foreign students are working hard in their reSpective fields in order that they may share the benefits with their communities upon their return home. Pictured ore: Constance R. Nabwirquganda; Ma Mram- baiKenya, E. Africa,- Felicity ChizalenaeMa wf, C. Africa; Adunola IbidakWestem Nigeria. Not pictured.- Sheila Kubwalm-Mofioioi: Elizabeth Leigh-Sierre Leone; Ivy J ones-Gambia. m;- AT nw- 000 .. . . '8. u. 4Miss Maroon I ' and White and Attendants .. -,-,Ih.,.m., grim:- Misx Maroon mid Whiter, Roslily Howard. Anmidmits El0ise Stevens and Willena Kimpson M555 Sphinx: M, Bernadette Officer Alpha Court: Queen-Sylvia Suitt Omega Court: Arrendmm Barbara Martin and Sherryl Morgan Qucmt$eraldine Davis ArrendamskRita Chustz and Connie Curry Queens Miss Lampoda Jane Smith Kappa Court: Quecn-SylVia PindIe Aucndanl.f J0 Ann Whatley and Sheryl Moss Miss Scrolla-Gay Moore f: hial'ur ' . . Sigma Court: . ' thcn4nrlfss Paschal Arrmdams-Carlotta Rhelta and Pamela Brown Miss Torch: , . Elaine Chusiz 3!? 713 - 1...? 4- . 3 5 '3' '1 l ft .$- 41 ; . .74?- ' 3w ' 5M M5315 Senior: Junior Court: Evelyn Smith Qucm-Marilyn Wilson AttmdarMs-Audry Harrison and Bernice Dowdy .1 2.1 run. AHerrdeIrir-Geruldint: Cunnally and Sophomore Court: Freshman Court: Mary Mohly Qrmmi CcciIia Perrin Qurrn Jeanne Lenhardl Arrendwrrs-Shcila Walters and Carolyn McClendon I'I' yr! Ilr-g- w -' ha .3, -. . . 'MW ' ' !' .J'I'Jf 35; ., 'i - .EKTf:P .1? 'I. ; Phi Lambda Court: Physical Education Court: Queen Francis Dyer . Qm'r'n MiIlicent Gamble AtrcndamxiAlexis Walker. Velma Baker 21nd Evelyn Ellis Atrmdam Sandra Burton Student Counselors Student counselors are selected on character and leadership ability to live in the student residence as an assistant to the head resident. ' t Standing: Alice Goseer, Judy Tillman, Millicent Gamble. Gwendolyn Williams. Sandra Joyner, Pa!- ricia Johnson, Elizabeth Leigh, Helen Carithers. Seared: Cheryl Birchette, Sandra Burton. Jerri Lyons, Phoebe Bailey. Crossroaders Crossroads is a private organiza- tion founded in 1958, by Dr. James Robinson, a Presbyterian minister of New York. The pri- mary concern of this project is to better Afro-American relations. Geraldine Davis, Barbara Henry, Sandra Montgomery, Juanita Price, Melba Davis, Wanda Waplcs. F rench House Bessie Strong Hall which formerly served as a domicile for the college minister and faculty and staff members now includes La Maison Fran- caise. In 1963 Bessie Strong became an aca- demic project for persons who expressed an in- terest in French language and culture. The French House became the second honor dormitory designed to house nineteen junior and senior women. Plans were extended in 1964 to include sophomore women. This project has served to enrich and broaden the perspectives of not only its inhabitants but the Spelman family as well.gJeannie H0110- way, President. Smndfng: Jeannie Halloway. Debra Houston, Judy Tillman, Brenda Rounsaviiie, Johnnie Mae Patterson, Barbara Pyatt. Cheryl McCoy. Seated: Helen Broughten, Barbara Jackson, Cheryl Birehette. Anne Golar, Carolyn Odom, Patricia Bledsoe. Not pictured: Evelyn Ellis, Mary Hendrix, Grace Kelly, Con- stance Nabwire and Marian Rucker. f .l .3 P; l i ??? 4 - '; 1' 1+ iia . - k -,:-;:-'e ' I . f t4 .. h 7'; ., g- ! -..,..-- .- I .. .- 5 . l J L i ' ' 71-- I t . I . g . , r 'n 4. .. ' k : . , - . - . wk. , JN , i ; 7,. Ilmilmmmn . . a i .-5 - -. k . a .13: l?! f 1 sh - I I' II, ii Li . '1- 1r - . ,. f! I d. ' . 5... - V ' a. .1 - l? . g g , J... $ :3, 9 VJ 7; 1. a w ' f ' ' ??T; . Hak H51 . d3. i L. H -.. - inn -. ;' -, - Km:- f ' T ' Th k ' ' R 11 In the land of plenty there are many without. Therefore, annually ; our Spelman family donates money and food supplies to the less fortu- i nate persons of our community. Prizes are given to organizations for I creativity and completeness 0fthanksg'1ving baskets. g C.C.U.Nfs Smorgasbord Mr. Liber Fridman, famous Pee ruvian artist, poses with Mrs. Genelsie Holloway, chairman of the Art Department, and Dr. Albert E. Manley, before one Of his controversial master- pieces. Mr. Fridman spent sev- eral weeks lecturing t0 Spelman students, teaching art classes, and exhibiting his paintings in the Fine Arts Building. Last Year's graduation exer- cises featured Dr. Mabel M. Smythe coordinator of secon- dary education of the New Lin- coln schools in New York City. We congratulate our More- house brother, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., for having received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. The Third Man of Color and second American Negro to claim such distinction. Merit r3- - ,7... ,- --I-.-.... 83rd Annual F ounders Day Banquet and dedication of the J ohn D. Rockefeller J r. Fine Arts Building. Dorothy Shepard Manley Hall is Spelmank; newest ad- dition to her physical plant. The lovely, modern, and spacious lounge provides a comfortable atmosphere for the residents and their guests. A lovely and graceful resident proudly shows off her weII-fur- nished room to visitors during igopen-houseY, IL; II': t .' A proud committee poses after having completed the formal ceremony for the laying of the corner stone for Manley Hall. 118 .45. hi.-- Spelman College sponsors many cultural activities and features entertainment from all parts of the world. Among them are women that we particularly take pride in. These are our own graduates who have joined the ranks of the widely celebrated. Mattiwilda Dobbs, famous opera star, re- turned to her Alma Mater to perform in Sistefs Chapel for her proud sisters. In Concert Alpha Brawner, another as- set in Spelman's numerous achievements, has brought rec- ognition to her Alma Mater with her lovely and melodious voice. Her performance was enjoyed by everyone in attend- ance. The Sweetheartk Ball The Sweethearths Ball is an annual af- fair which the students of Spelman look forward to every year. The girls of Spel- man dress up and look their loveliest for their handsome escorts. It is an evening of fun and romance for all who attend. We really love to dance. rvvgsuuu- uvu m i? 5....- ' -I: .. Valentine Tea-Spunsorcd by The Home Management Residents. Atlanta University Center presents Don Shirley, pianist. C64 Spelman Dance Concert MEXICAN DUO . . . 'Cry of the. People Virginia Barnett Carl RatcliFf lfAllama Civic. Ballen PAS DF. DEUXCNulcracker Sam Ann W lcsidc Rohert Barnett I'Guest Artists 0f the Atlanta Civic BalleU Students panicipate in modern dance number-PRIh-HTIVE Spanish Dance . . . Ballet m The Morehouse Men F 3 l ' One of the joys of our college career has been sharing our progress and thoughts with our brothers, the Morehouse Men. As we are Sensitive to our educational needs, so we are sensitive to the infinite need for companionship. I For each of. us the Morehouse Man has a different and uniquely personal meaning. For some, he is an ever-changing face . . . xx. u. .' ,Lxkaxk , ix x k. x xx -. it. . PI' SN UL a casual acquaintance a Cherished Sweetheart . . . or a husband-m-be Our brothers Therm FINE, the y're HEP, and once more you know therre the PRIDE 0f the SOUTH. You mean to say you don't know how to Jerk!!! Too bad . . . We're closing now. We wonder what the fulure holds. Therds mail for you . . . from Lite Magazine. Boy! Arerft we saphisticated. without them , ;';:-.:'--.--x' ' W! 57-2? :3 ti ' 94 91 3! $ 61 . Would you go in and buy usa . '. .' II . 'V 7' K3 .. soda. please??? .- . ' ' No Classes! What type of toothpaste do you use? Editoris Note The time has come when we can say our job is done. The long hours of work have now been turned into something tangible. The 1965 Reflections Sim?f has tried to collect an assortment of cam- pus experiences and memories which can be looked back upon by those who will be graduating with fond rememberance. For those who still have a few years to go, we hope we have preserved some of the many memories you have experienced this year. Needless to say, the work that goes to produce a volume such as this involves the help of a number of people. Many thanks go out to Mr. J. Q. Caruthers whose continuous smile and faith in us pushed us on when our spirits were low. To Mrs. Helen Morgan 0f Foote 6?: Davies, we say thanks for being there the times when we were in doubt and needed guidance. Thanks go out to those administrators, faculty members and students who ohered their help and services. Last but not least, thanks goes out to the 155 Reflections Still? itself, whose time, interest and ehort made this volume possible. 136 pages condensing the learning of one year at Spelman Coi- iege, poetry and quotations, colored and biack-white pictures, drawings, miles of copy, a few mistakes, all bound in a blue and white hardback cover and christened . . . . THE 1965 REFLECTIONS Patricia W. Dixon Editor-ianhief Senior Directory Alexander, Victoria; 1306 South Parkway East, Memphis, Tennessee Allen, Emma Jean; 62 Solomon Street, S.E., Adanta, Georgia 30315 Bebee, Doris Ellen; 358 B Archer Way, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Brazeal, Aurelia Erskine; 193 Ashby Street, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia Brown, Floyd Sheridan; 2183 Warmer: Avenue, S.W., At- lanta, Georgia 3031 1 Bryson, Miltona Jones 1Mrs.1; 1827 Simpson Road, NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Burton, Sandra Lucille; 45 Grail Street, Asheville, North Carolina Card, chyce M.; 15759 Indiana, Detroit 38, Michigan Carter, Blanche Leontyne; 1625 Lapsiey Street, Sefma, Alabama CharleS, Velma Lorraine; 1108 LaSaHe Street, Tampa, Florida Coppedge, Myrtle Dortherc; 1220 Gardenia Street, N .W ., Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Cotten, Virginia Elizabeth; 226 Scott Street, N.W.,' At- lanta, Georgia 303 14 Creecy, Marguerite E. 1MrsJ; 192 Ashby Street, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Dailey, Dorothy Ann; 109-5111 A venue, S.W.. Birmingham, Alabama Davis, Katie Mac; 224 Peachtree, Washington, Georgia Davis, Tama Juanita; 2341 P10 Nona Avenue, Macon, Georgia Dennis, Gloria Jean; 1 South Academy Street, Ocala, Florida Dixon, Patricia Whitney; 466 W. Creek Cfrde Drive, M0- bile,A1abama Dunlap, Lois Juanita 1MrsJ; 125 Jeptha Street, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia Dupree, Mary Alice; 225 Perkins Drive, CoHege Park, Georgia Durden, Camille; 713 Walnut Street, Covington. Georgia Durrah, Barbara Ann; 44 Lovelace, Newman, Georgia Ford, Vyvien Annette; 216 E. Crovw Street, LaGrange, Georgia Foster, Alberta Ann; 1680 Victoria Avenue, Los Angeles, California Franklin, Mary Evelyn; 884 Amber Place, N.W.; Atlanta, Georgia 30318 Freeman, Ollie Mac; 218 Forrest Street, Americas, Geor- gm Fuqua, Dorothy Hobbs; 3401 Meridian Street, Huntsvfffe, Alabama Gamble, Millicent J acquelyn; 206 South McFarland Street, F Iorence, 5'0th Carolina Gecr, Mary Ann; 508 S. Evefyn Place, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Goseer, Alice Rose; 316 30th Logan Street, Fitzgerafd, Georgia Griggs, Delores; 1517 West View Drive, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Guidcr, Sunny Lafaye; 229 Roach Street, S.W., Apr. 311, Atlanta, Georgia Hampton, Margaret; Culiaden Road, F0r.s'yth, Georgia Harden, Dorothy Jean; 340 Brooks A venue, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Hardnett, Queen Esther; 515 Sunset Avenue, N.W., At- lanta, Georgfa Harris, Charlotte Amecia; 705 Cotton Avenue, Albany, Georgia Hassler, Charles Etta 1White1; 168 Chestnut Street, At- lanta, Georgia Henry, Barbara Anne; 620 McGruder Street, N.E., Ar- kmza, Georgia 30312 Holloway, Jeannie Will; 828 Fifth Avenue, Commbm, Georgia I27 Hosein, Lorna Eleanor; 126 Oakland Terrace, Hartford, Connecticut Howard, Roslily Lorraine; A. M. :9: N. College, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Howard, Theresa Anita; 57 North Moore's Lane, Newport News, Virginia Hunter, Jacqueline, 607 Simpson Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30313 Irving, Diane Cecilia; N. Y. State Training Schoof, Hud- son, New York Jefferson, Anna Ruth; 847 Sandy Creek Drive, N.W., At- lanta, Georgia 30313 Johnson, Patricia; 5705 Chexmut Street, Philadefphia 39, Pennsylvarda Jones, Ruby Carole; Box 488, Monroevih'e, Alabama J ones, Vivian Ann; Post 031cc: Box 72, Granrvme, Georgia Joyner, Sandra Faye; Box 213, State College, Fort Valley, Georgia Kelly, Grace Yvonne; 712 Olive Street, Palatka, F10n'da Kimpson, Willena Anita; 56 Thirkr'efd Avenue, 3.5., At- 1anm, Georgia Kyles, Yvonne, 2312-13111 Place North, Birminghwn, Ala- bama Lawrence, Sylvia Cardalle, 2607 Larkspur Avenue, Jack- sonvme, F lorida Ledbctter, Gwendolyn Yvonne; 87 Stamford Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Lewis, Jewel Aurelia; 4456 Bakers Ferry Road, S.W., A!- !cmra, Georgia Lyons, Geraldine Elicia P.; 1405 33rd Street, Galveston, Tam? Marshall, Sandra Anetia; 209 Archer Street, Waycross, Georgia McDaniel, Georgia Ernestine; 1219 McClure Avenue, N . W., A 11mm. Georgia Mitchell, Bettye Jean; 110 Selman Street, 3.19., Arfama, Georgia Montgomery, Sandra Elaine; 5006 Irvin Road, Chatta- nooga, Tennessee Myers, Shirley Ann; 105 Lake Street, Mariam, Georgia Nabwire, Constance Rose; Post 033608 Box 210, Soroti, Uganda Odom, Patricia LaVerne; 726 Shorter Terrace, Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Paschal, Corliss; 1540 Mozefy Drive, S.W., Atlanta, Geor- gia 30314 Pettigrew, Beverly Ann; 1883 Penelope Road, S.W., At- !ama, Georgia Pindle, Sylvia Deann; State Teachers College. F ayerrew'lle, North C arolina Potts, Leila Benonia; Voorhees Cattege, Denmark, South Carolina Powell, Faye Yvonne; 3814 Palm Street, Housmn, Texas Prioleau, Clara LaVernc; Post 015566 Box 3, Hopkins, South Carolina Rucker, Marian Virginia; 315 AHen Street, Rock H111, Sourh C arolina Shivers, Marian Clotiz; 646 Bolton Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Simmons, Carolyn Glennye; 239 West Lake Avenue, Apr. 201, Adama, Georgia Smith, Evelyn Louise; 230 Grimes Avenue, MerdgeviHe, Georgia Stephens. Patsy Eveiyn; 99 Mapfe Skeet, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Stevens, Eloise Vcrdclle; 213 East Branch Street, Val- dosra. Georgia Stroud, Helen Wade 1MrsJ; 1350 Mayson Turner Rd, N.W., Arkmm. Georgfa Suitl, Sylvia Inez; 510 Harlan Road, SW., Atlanta, Geor- gia 3031 1 Suthcrn, Kay Lorraine; Box 145, Limofn University, Pennsylvania Thompson, Sylvia Fawcett; 1850 Penelope Road, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia Tillman, Judy Carol; 958 Dewey Street, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Senior Directory Contad. Tucker, Cecelia Mae; l18 Scorr Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia 30314 Turner, Delores; 1 17 Scott Street, N .W., Arianra, Georgia Webb, Janice Gwendolyn; 3039 9th Street, Columbus, Georgia Whipple, Clara Jean; 34-09 Brailsford Avenue, Brunswick, Georgia White, Audrey Jean; 4401 Knoxvfffe, Houston, Texas Widemon, Dorothy Virginia; 454 Ripley Street, N.E., At- lanta, Georgia 30308 Williams, Christine; 622 East Solomon Street, Griffin, Georgia Williams, Gwendolyn Naomi; 1402 Ocean Street, Pafarka, F Iorida Patrons Mr. 3: Mrs. Willie Bailey M118: Mrs. W. M. Braddy, Jr. Mrs. Leela Bryant Mrs. George Burton Miss Jane Burton Misses Willette EL Etheiyn Burton Mr. 3c Mrs. H. S. N. Burnside Mr. 8.: Mrs. A. M. Carter Mrs. Lillie Cooper Mrs. Irene Dennis Mr. 8: Mrs. F. D. Dinkins Mr. William M. Dorsey M133: Mrs. Willie Ford Rev. 8: Mrs. R. L. Freeman Mrs. Willie Belle Geeter Mrs. Lillie Gentry Mr. 3: Mrs. Henry F. Griggs Mrs. Efizabeth Hill Mr. 8: Mrs. J. M. Hinton, Sr. Mr. 3: Mrs. C. V. Hollis Mr. 85 Mrs. Macco Horne Mrs. Hattie Hornsby Miss H. Waltina Hornby Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Hughes Congratulations to Our Daughter J aequeline Hunter from Mr. 8! Mrs. David Hunter, Sr. Mr. 8; Mrs. Gaines Hunter Mrs. Selene Jackson Mrs. Deloris Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Kemp Mrs. Lola B. McCrackcn Mr. 8; Mrs. Dowell Mr. 84 Mrs. J. Malham Mr. R. D. Nesbitt Mrs. John F. Pearson Mr. 8: Mrs. Pollock, Rolanda Sc Porchal Mr. 8.: Mrs. Mike Robinson Mr. 8c Mrs. E. A. Rouse Mr. H. T. Sampson Mr. 3: Mrs. John Saunders Mrs. Antonette C. Scott Mr. 34 Mrs. Percy Sims Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Southgate Mr. 8: Mrs. E. B. Stevens Mrs. Rose Washington Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert L. Wells Mr. J ames CoHins Whitfield Mr. 8: Mrs. Hollis Williams Mrs. I. E. Williams C ongramlatr'om' to Our Granddaughter Doris Ellen Bebee from Mr. 3L Mrs. George Bcbee Best Wishes :0 Our Sister J aequeline Hunter from Mr. 3: Mrs. David Hunter, Jr. Best Wishes and Congratulations To Our St'ster-inchrw Doris Ellen Behee from Mr. 3: Mrs. William Lewis Jones, Jr. C ongmtufm'om' to Our Niece Jacqueline Hunter from Mr. 8: Mrs. Lester Pittman Elizabeth, New J ersey Congratulations and Best Wishes to M y Daughter Doris Ellen Behee from Mrs. Ora Bebee Congratulation: to My Sister Doris Ellen Bebee from Miss Carolyn Bebee Congratufarfons to Our Niece Doris Ellen Bebee from Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Bebee Congratulations From Alabama Friends of the Editor Ccmgmmlatiam' to our wonderful daughter Patricia from DR. AND MRS. JAMES P. DIXON Mobile, Ala. C am pfim ems to Patricia Dixon MR. AND MRS. EDDIE CLEMONS Lincoln Drug Store Mobile, Ala. Best Wishes from GORDON and SON REALTORS William Gordon, Sit, Broker Mobile, Ala. Congratufatiom' and Best Wishes to Patricia Dixon DR AND MRS. E. B. GOODE Mobile, Ala. Compliments 0f MR. AND MRS. HOWARD GASKINS EAGLE DRUG STORE Mobile, Ala. Compliments 01' LITTLE REALTY C0. MISS AUGUSTINE LITTLE, BROKER Mobile, Ala. Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bouchelion Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carson Miss Hattye L. Whitney Bey: Wishes and Good Luck :0 My Sister Pat from MISS JANET B. DIXON Congratulations to our niece Pat MR. AND MRS. GROVER DIXON, JR. Montgomery, Ala. Compt'iments Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Butler Mobile, Ala. Good Luck and Much Success :0 our niece from Mr. and Mrs. Lucious Smiley Montgomery, Ala. Comph'mems 0f FINLEY PHARMACY :ES c3: 4 MR. AND MRS. JAMES FINLEY Mobile, Ala. Congratulations to my Granddaughter Patricia Whitney Dixon from MRS. MARTHA L. WHITNEY C Ungramlmr'om' from FINLEY PHARMACY ail $5 2 MR. AND JOHN FINLEY Mobile, Ala. Congratulations and Best Witches to our wonderful Daughter and Cousin Sylvia MOM, DAD AND CAROLYN Congratulations To My Girl Sylvia MR. GODFREY I... JENKINS Mrs. Lena Lawrence Mrs. Jannie Whitfield To Sylvia Cardelle Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Gadson Congratutations and Best Wishes To Godmother Sylvia Your Godson, Gilbert W. Gadson, Jr. Congratulations and Best Wishes to 0m Daughter Carole J ones MR. AND MRS. ROBERT D. JONES Mrs. Lover Reden Compliments to Sylvia THE GRADEURS CHARITY CLUB Ungrim Agency Forcej Congratulations to My Sister Carole J ones MR. ROBERT L. JONES Congratulation: T0 Dorothy Ann Bailey GENERAL BEAN Congratulations to Our Daughter, Granddaughter and Sister Dorothy Ann Bailey Mrs. Jessie Wells, Mrs. Zetalla Howard, Billy Gene, Edward, and Reva Best Wishes and Much Success 10 Dorothy Hailey Mr and Mrs. Leon Watkins, Mr. Frank Guise, and Mrs. Eula B. Graham Best Wishes to Dorothy Ann Bailey HENRY FLOWERS Congratulations to our Daughter Dblores Turner MR. AND MRS. W. J. TURNER Congratulations to Miss Alberta Ann Foster from Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Crawford PBESCRIPTIIDN ARTS PHARMACY 1945 W. Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. Congratulations and Best Wishes To Miss Alberta Ann Foster from DR. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. BECK, SR. 1215 S. Andrews Los Angeles, Calif. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Miss Alberta Ann Foster from DR. AND MRS. RALPH BLEDSOE Los Angeles, California Congratulations to Miss Alberta Ann Foster UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 3787 S. Vermont Los Angelies, California Congratulations to Miss Alberta Ann Foster from i J 1 1 METROPOLITAN CLEANERS I 201 E. Vernon Avenue I Los Angelies, California Congratulations to qlunny Foster, From her friends in Los Angeles Mrs. Edith Beavers and Yvonne Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dcs Vigne Dr. and Mrs. Roy Kingsley Dr. and Mrs. A. Palmer Reed Congratulations to Miss Alberta Ann Foster VIEW PARK FLOBIST 4417 S. Crenshaw Blvd. L03 Angeles, California Congratulations to Emma Allen from MIR. AND MRS. ANDREW C. ALLEN Congratulations and Best Wishes 10 My F iamee Delores Griggs MR. RANNIE WINDELL ROYAL, JR. C ongramlmions to Our Daughter Beverly on Her Wonderful Achievement MR. AND MRS. JAMES D. PETTIGREW Congratulations to Our Niece Sandra Burton from AUNT FRANK AND UNCLE SYL Best Wishes to Our stter Beverly from JAMES AND KARL C ongrazulmions :0 Beverly Ann Pettigrew from MRS. CARRIE W. BELL Congratulations to- Our Daughter and Sister Sandra Love Mama, Daddy, Willette, Ethclyn and Little Man C ongratulan'om to My Granddaughter Beverly from MRS. DELLA ARMSTRONG Congratulations to Our Niece Sandra AUNT ETHEL AND UNCLE RUBEN Congratulations to My Sweefheart Lorna Hosein from WILLIAM E. BAILEY Good Luck to Our Niece Beverly Pettigrew MR. AND MRS. CARTER JONES Congratulatiom to Our Daughter Gwendolyn from MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. LEDBETTER Congratulations to Our Wonderful Daughter Enuna from MR. AND MRS. TROY W. ALLEN C ongramfarions and Best Wishes to Our Daughter, Granddaughter, and Sister J errie Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lyons, Mrs. M. Brown and J. D. JOHN HOPE BO0K STBRE Friendly and Dependable Service for AH 130 Chestnut Street, S.W. Atlanta, Georgia 523-9580 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our Daughter and Sister Eloise Stevens MR. AND MRS. E. B. STEVENS AND EMORY Congrarutarfom to M y Sweetheart Eloise Stevens MR. HENRY FLOWERS CDOC'U Best Wishes Io Eloise Stevens FAYES BEAUTY SHOP 946 Hunter Street, S.W. Mrs. Faye Burruss, proprietor PL 5-9122 Best Wishes For Continued Success :0 Our Daughter Dorothy V. Wideman Mother and Father MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN F. WIDEMAN Congratutariom to Our Sister Dorothy V. Wideman MR. AND MRS. JAMES S. WIDEMAN AND MASTER TONY WIDEMAN Congratulations' and Best Wishes :0 Dorothy V. Wideman MR. AND MRS. CLYDE B. DAVIS C ongramlatiom to our God-daughter Patsy Evelyn Stephens REV. AND MRS. M. L. RAGLIN Congratulations to Patsy Evelyn Stephens Mr. James Paschals 5 Mr. Robert Paschals Congratulations To Our Daughter and Sister j Marian V. Backer Rev. and Mrs. Ruckcr and J immy With Love To My F iancee Patsy Evelyn Stephens MR. JAMES THOMPSON C ongratulatfons and Best Wishes To Our Daughter Leila Potts MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. POTTS Best Wishes and Much Success to- Our Granddaughter Leila Potts DR. AND MRS. W. M. LOGAN C ongmmlatz'om to Our Daughter Myrtle Coppedge MR. AND MRS. LEO COPPEDGE PASCHAL BROS. RESTAURANT Parking Facilities Air-Conditioning Continuous Dinner Music 830 Hunter Street JA. 2-9136 UNIVERSITY STUDIO Specializing in Group Photography and Portraits 132 Chestnut Street Atlanta, Georgia Carl Dickerson Photographer HAUGABBOIDKS FUNERAL HOME 364-66 Auburn Ave., NE. Atlanta, Georgia Ambulance Service and Lady Attendant ALSO HAUGABROOKS ACADEMY 567 High Tower Road MISS M. V. 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