Spelman College - Reflections Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

00 6 9 1 C Uh .10 m C n m 16 p 5 Atlanta. Cmrgia Table Of Contents Dedication Features Freshmen Organizations Sophomores Activities Juniors Seniors Homecoming Administration and Staff Faculty Advertisements DEDICATION She is a dedicated person. Sympathy and concern dominate her relation- ships with Others. Her sclf-knowlcdgc and inner peace encourage others to attempt thc same. She is an example to be emulated; yet her appreciation of the individual spurs others to develop their own person. Bccausc she has laid hold on life, giving her all and still rctaining hcr integrity, the Class of 1968 dedicates thc Rcflcctions'WO Miss Hulda W'ilson. Dr. Clement was a well-known and well-liked person in the Atlanta University Center, as well as in the state and nation. He was the first Negro to serve on the Atlanta Board of Education since Reconstruction days. Dr. Clement was elected to the Board in 1954. Spelman College also felt the pains of death as they touched the hearts of the A.U. Center. We will always remember him as a man of great honor and dignity. SPELMAN SALUTES Dr. Benjamin Mays leaves Morehouse College as one of the greatest men to ever walk those hallowed halls. The retired Dr. Mays will always be remembered as a very dignified and admir- able person by the women of Spelman College. Morehouse College received its seventh presi- dent, Dr. Hugh Gloster, in July 196?. He was a member of the graduating class of Morehouse in 1936. Previously, he served as Dean of Fae- ulty of Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia. Spelman College is very happy to welcome him to our joint A.U. family. INTRODUCTION Spelman College is a place for discovery, learning and growth. It is one of the places where young women can come to prepare thcmt selves for full adulthood. The process of growth is often slow, often painful. Yet few ever Cluesw tions the fact that this same proc- ess is meaningful. This year, the REFLECTIONS staff has tried to capture some of the moments of growth. Years from now, we who are students will look back and smile nostal- gically at ourselvcs, at our youth and at our experiences at Spel- man. What wr- have tried to do is capture oursclveswto bring back memories of things perhaps not clear now, which will be clearer to us later; to preserve cherished moments with teachers and friends, for we know not where lifeis road will lead us once we are gone from here. Thus, this yearbook must bC considered the freezing of moments- precious moments, valuable moments in our lives, in our growth. 5 t c d u t 5 n .1 a r. s h .u b 1m n v... r. .1 b .H a p 1. n n. C. E h s h m u . alumni: Our distinguished presidcut is a man nf many qualitil. 11 . . . . liq .v. . . .IEI 3...... 1.1.44: .. I 5.. Pl hi...n... u... . .tlfw: .. .. .. ux.u.. . r xiv. J?.k .2. . :..r. . ?.mwmru... gag 13 Some people have a perfect genius for doing nothing, and doing it assiduOusly. Haliburton . u . v . I . . . I i l...- - 1 I . .m. u Tho lmming pmcvss is our that is dependant upon several Factors. It is: of primary importancv that an institution have both a capable faculty and a group of students who have dcmonstmtcd the ability to learn. The student must be able to apply this newly acquired knowledge, if the process is to be deemed a successful one. During the course of her educative development. the Spclman young woman learns that it is possible to learn in a variety of environments. 16 -43 Would you believe? Why am I treated so bad?! 1y IS not necessari It ODS g .m.m mm H r b0 are T. D... om mp hr 010 a 47,.dju .. .4... M... ... ...-a. . . . ...th. 44.. . ...,vvr44..p J1 ...-.... rh . ... 4 ...lm.. 4..... .4 4. 4.... 4. 4.4... ,4 4 .. r4. ... ... . . Vim? .- 4..-4...... ... . kw? x4.....w.z4... Ammumb :mg . .. .uwan.....4r. .4..............4.H. a4 .. . . .... 226.443.. 4 1.. 4445.... .35er w... .. . 149 .4.-...... - -- but in that final analysis; it is an intcrac- tinn of our thoughts and our memories. 5hr comm m Sprimzm mist: in Ihr ways Of youth, cmifusvd aimut Ihtf ways of adulthood. Hvr smile H'JlYfil'K 3.5 5h! IPCLYCH hi'li family. hf'l' Frivncis and all that has boon familiar to come to 3 world unknmx'n. Spclmrm College. Sin is a stranger and she is scai'rd. But it tlomn't take her wry long In rcalizv that thT is not nlnnv. Othrra haw? rrnmi' 10 1'11? unfamiliar world of Sprihnan, M'ith rhvm uh? finds mmmunimi and brains to a:ljmt' to her m-w titivs: Lirtlri Sistrr. FRFSHRIAN Barksdalc, Barbara J Clinton, South Carolina. Barksdale, Sylvia. Anne Springfield, Massachusetts Baugh, Marilyn Amityvillc, New York Beatles, Peggy Fairburn, Ga. Bell: Janice Lynicrc Birmingham Ala. Bennett, Joyce Mignon New York, New York Billings, Trudy Atlanta, Ga EslackmanJ Alfreda Tuskegee Institute, Ala. Blackwell, Loretta Detroit, Mich. Blount, Rosie Louise Birmingham, Ala. Brantley, Belinda Dublin, Ga. Bramon, Wylcne A1 Washingtonj D. C. Brewer, Jessie A. Athens, Ga. Brown, Beverly F. Atlanta, Ga. Brown, Richie Lynn Jacksonville, Fla. 28 Alexander, Glenda. Diane Atlanta, Georgia Alexander, Thea Louisr Allanta: Georgia Allen, Jo Atlanla, Georgia Allyn, Tc rgsa Atlanta, Georgia ASHE.- ShmIa. A1111 College. Park, Georgia Avery, Ivey C1 Trenton, New jersey Bacotc: Ethel Moncks Corner! 5. C. Bailey: Dorothy ML Pleasant S. 0 Banks, Brenda, Sherrill Thomasmn, Ga Bankston: Florence A. Pacnima, Calif, Brown, Viola Elaine Johns Island. Suulh Camliua Bryant, Jerrilyn Mullins, S, C Buckins, Constance Atlanta, Ga. Buggs, Charlotte Anne Gadsden. Ala. Buggs, Rindy Washington, D. C. BurgessJ Audrr'y 'L. Charleston Heights. 5 C. - . Burruss: Brenda Atlanta Ga. - . Burton. 1Wliltltc Asheville, X. C. Bush, Sydney St. Louis: 310. CaI rm-,Carg.1 L. Galvna Park. Trxas Gamer. V't'runim C. Camiilzl. '11:; Cam, Doris J, Chauammga, Tenn. Charlrstun. Gail Allan1a Ga. ChillttlaIL Ava I. New Orlrani, La. Coleman. Brenda J. Pine Bluff. .er. Coleman. Marcia L, Atlanta, Ga. Cnpt-land. Bi'tty J. Albulla, GEL Unlmm Cullifu K. Atlantm Ga. Crtrushaw, Edna L. Atlanta, Ga. Coleman. Marilyn Gk Atlanla, Ga. Curry. Gloria G. Lfmnm Ga. Danicl. Shawn Iiammon, Ga. Daniel, X'afcrit' L, Atlnn'la: Ga. Connally, Cathy L. Atlanta. Ga. Davis, Eugenia Atlanta, Ga. Davis, Lamcll Atlanta, Ga. Davis. Sherry F. Charlotte: N. C. Cook, Edna B. Atlanta, Ga. DeYvaux, Juan R-Taric BrduI-Urt, S C, Dicks, Linda NI. Sumltir, S. C. Dmlglasl Johanna Oakland, Calif. Cook, Gloria Vidaiia: Ga. Downs. Rabbit Philadclphia, Pa. Drakv, Milliccnt K. Atlanta. Ga. Driver, Vera, 1.. GriHin, Ga. 29 Duncan, Marjorie J. Longvicwj Texas Durant1 Deborah Bronx, New York Echols, Dianne M. Lawrenceville, Ga, Epps, Janice A. Atlanta, Ga. Farrar, Donna Trumbull, Conn. Finch, Margaret A. Atlanta; Ga. Finley, Sophronia Dallas, Texas Finley, Thomi Kay Shaker Heights, Ohio Fish, Gloria. Arm Atlanta, Ga Flagg, Barbara Ann Atlanta, Ga. Flemming, D enise B. Chicago: Illinois Foreman, Karla. Wilmington, Delaware Fouch, Sandra L. Atlanta, Ga. Fowlcr, Joyce Chamblcc, Ga. Fuqua, Thelma J. Huntsville, Ala. Gaillard, Gwendolyn Macon, Ga. Gaillard: IJc-nda J. Birmingham: Ala. Gardner, Ann Atlanta, Ga. Garrett, Pamela Cmcmnati, Ohio Gayles, Charlene Chicago: Ill. Gibbs, Edith Giddcns, Sylvia Glass, Veronica L. Geode, Linda J. Goolsby, Connie Graham, Sheryl Grant, Sharon Green, Brenda J. Grcem Sharon Hallman, Clintina Atlanta. Ga. Griffin: Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Columbus, Ohio Atlanta, Ga. Atlantaz Gar San Diego, Calif. Lake View, 5. C. Canersvillej Ga. Aiken, S. C. Hendrix. Sandra. Atlanta, Ga. Henry, Joanne Detroit, Mich. Hvstrr. Brenda E. Atlanta, Ga. Harclcman, Jerrilyn E. Elmhurst, New York me'lvtl,Pamc1a Philadelphia, Pa. Hill: Janet E. Columbus: Ohio Hill, Elizabeth Ann Spartanburg: S C. Harper, Charlyn A. Atlanta, Ga. Hix, Shcrryl Atlanta, Ga. Hnrnsby, Barbara. Y. Atlanta: Ga. Horton, Joyce M. Baker, La. Hawking Jacquelyn Lansing; l-Iich. Howard, Lytia Atlanta, Ga. Howard, Margarita South Bend, Indiana. Hubert, Lucille Atlanta, Ga. Hayes, Anita L. Atlanta, Ga. Hudson. Deborah Birmingham, AIZL Humphrey. Drillra C, Jasper: Ga. Hughes. Karon Detroit, Mich. Hendrirks. Gloria Travelers Rest, S. C Hutchins. Sharin Atlanta, Ga. Jackson. Phyllis Ann Atlanta. Ga. James. Rnsilyn Niarie Chattanouga, Tenn. Jamcs4 Stanliu Des Moines, Iowa Juhnson, Cynthia Atlanta, Ga, Jnhnsrm, Jacquelyn Mcmtiveiio, Ga. Johnson Lolicia Griffin. Ga. Johnson. Miriam Atlanta. Ga. Johnson. Rosalyn Gamma. Ga. Jones, Gwendolyn V. Thnnmsvillu, Ga. r Lundy, 'Winifred Anne Macon, Ga. Lynch, Sara Montclair: New Jersey McClure, Carmen Atlanta, Ga. McCree, Kathy Atlanta, Ga. McElroy, Mary Macon: Ga. McIntosh, Patricia Atlanta, Ga. Mclvcr, Lisa. Michelle Atlanta, Ga. McKeller, Wanda North Augusta, 5. C. McLendon, Gwendolyn Washington, Ga, McNeill, Elizabeth Fayetteville, N. C. Mallory, Vivian Irwimon, Ga. Mathis, Barbara Atlanta, Ga. Meadows, Barbara E Atlanta, Ga, Miller, Karen Lynn Chattanooga, Tenn. Milligan, Sharon E. Opa. Locka, Fla. 32 Jordan, Beverly- G. Jac'ksmnille, Fla. Kelly. Carla Alicia Atlama. Ga. Kelly, joyce Augusta. Uri. Kennedy, Natalie Yon Charlottv, N. C. Kvnncdyi. Patricia Flurrnce: S. C. Lassitcr, Chanda, E1. KVrmdiand, N. C. Lawrence.- Margarct Charh-stnm S. C. Leigh, Janet Baldwin er Yuri; Lights, Bessie Pnrris Island. S, C, Lundy, Mary Joyce Sc-mtdalc. Ga. M'inor, Karen Denise Washington, D C. K-Iitrhcll, Arlene Madison, Wisconsin Mitchell, Daisy jackson: Miss. Moors! Madie Dublin, Gal Morse: Dorothea South Hill: Val Liumun Harrir-tlr Llurphy Alma nmn-s Birmingham, Ala. Myers, Uilrnll Y. Nt'lsun. Sallie Russ Nic'halsk Vah-t'ib Usariu Ellin Owens. Carmen J. 0wvns,Yr:1andt- C. PuhIIL-L Dianv ParLsA EsthI-r Ch;1rlrstm1,S.C. Barnwt-ll. S C. Mnhilv. Ala. ALlanta. Ha. St. Alhans. N. Y. Sumtvr. S. U. .-X1lama.Ga. Si. Simrans Island Ga. Griffin, U21. Patrirk, Anne R, Utardck; Ga. Pattr'rson, Isa Aurora Ill. Pvltifurd. Lois Tifton, Ga. Pnrlcr, Cathy Los Angeles, Calif. Potter, Sad ye Atlanta, Ga. Polls, Sharon Atiuma. Ga. Price. Gloria Jacksonville, Fla. Pugh. Johnnie Mac Augusta: Ga. Quinn. Angclus Augusta, Ga. Rvddh k: Surcss Ft. Richardson. Alaska Reed, Jan Annette Birmingham: Ala. vadcr, Pairiria Nuwbcrry, S. C. Reeves, Elaine Atlanta, Ga. Reid: Karen Lake Forest, 111. Rhanvy, Margarita 'F.LIJul:;tssur, 151.1 Richardson. LnTanya Atlanta: Ga, Ril llardSUrL Rl'ka Arliugmn: Va. Rnhvrsnn. Regina Atlanta: Ga. Rnhinmu. Evelyn 'll'llllpa. F121, Rnhinsnn, Gloria. Atlanta, Ga. 33 mm 3 e 161 Q r. m Robinson, Patricia Washington, D. C. Robinson, Rita Atlanta, Ga. Rollins, Dorothy Perry, Ga. Ross, Marguerita. Detroit, Mich. Rosscll, Marccnc Atlanta, Ga. Rozar, Patricia. Allanla, Ga. Rutledge, Jocelyn Atlanta, Ga Sampson, Stasia Macon. Ga, Scarles, Lois V. Pine Bluff, Ark. Sc115,Judith Ann St. Louis, Mo. Sias, Desiree Rolling Fork, Miss. Simmons, Caihcrinc Aurora, Ill. Simmons, Veronica Hilton Head, 5. C Simsl Doris Decatur, Ga. Smalls, chessa Savannah. Ga. Staten5 Brenda. Atfanta, Ga. Stcgall. Cynthia Atlanta, Ga. Stewart. Jarqurlinv Annistun, Ala. Strong Sharon T. Albany, Ga. Stuart, Cheryl Lynn Nashville, Tenn. Smalls, Wanda Ann Savannah, Ga, Smith; A nita D. Atlanta. Ga. Smith, Brenda Annrlle Newman. Ga. Smith Brenda. D. College Park. Ga. Smith, Camilla Thomaston: Ga. Smith, Gloria Newman, Ga. Smith. Wilma, Newman, Ga. Solomon, Gwendolyn McDonough, Ga. Squalls, Deborah Atlanta, Ga. Stanley, Faye College Park, Ga. Urquhart, Windia. Birmingham: Ala. Varm'r, .Viclha Atlanta: Ga. KValkor. 1Wanda Pine 81qu Ark. Tankslt-yn Joyce Opa Imvka, Fla. Walmn. Cynthia Nou- Orhrans, La. Wurbington, Sharon Atlanl;1.G:1. Wanl.R:1ndrcIn N. Lccsburgt Fla. Thmnas. PaltrY Atlanta, Ga. Wr-slun. Pamela. Annv Augusta. Ga. Wllitv,CI11udia Romr. Ga. While. IIvlcn Atlanta, 631. Thnmpsan Dvburah Mtxntit't-Ho, Ga. Wh irr. Jacqurlyn Atlanta, Ga. Whitiinzham. Mirhcllc Lake Forest. UL Widt-man. Sylvia Atlanta, Ga. Tippcns. Arna Ruth Jcsup, Ga. 'Nilrnx. Kavc'tm Miami. Fla. Yi1li2u11s. Estclla Polltparm Hr'acIL Fla. H'iliizlms, Lois Detroit, Mich. Uppcnrmn: Linda Wilmington; N. U. EVilIiam-i. Lynrtic Miami. Fla Wilson. jnan Atlanta U11 Wilsnn. Paulrttc va Yurk. NE-w York Wimbish. Kathy Atlanta. Ga. VViSQ Marian Ilavksonk Ca. W'nradruff. Deborah wanzL Gel, VVuuLCIL Bl-vg-rly Pmshurgh. Pu. H'nrthem. Sonya Atlanta Gin. H'right. Dinnnc D. Augusta. Ga. Wright,J11anita .-Ktlal1ta t'.;i.. Yancey, Roseland York, Carolyn Atlanta, Ga Barnesvillei Ga; FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PresidentgLois Searles The Spclmanitc finds a number of ways to discover her interests, to broaden them, to sharpen them. She unites herself with those sisters whose interests are common to hers. She joins CLUBS and ORGANIZA- TIONS that help hcr as she grows into adulthood. CLUB Prt'sidmlt 7 E'Ittlody McDowvll SPANISH CLUB President - PauIt-itv Smith CLUB Praiidrnt - Cassandra 'l'aylm' .rr . ' PEM CLUB Prmz'dent Vivian VN-rilliams BIOLOGY CLUB President Cheryl Birchcttc MATH CLUB PresidenI 3Iarjm'iv Rich Presidcvn J0y-cc Gram '- 53$ . mp ... 3. . t, . n5 nu. . n .i w m m 1x U .a C m. SUNDAY SCHOOL --JC;m Shipp Prmidvm- Johnetta Cross Preside n t-- - 5w ' PSYCHOLOGY CLUB PreJident HenriCtta Tumquest SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Pres'ident hrIarsic1le Miles Presi d :1 GLEE CLUB m -Ehzabcr.h Spraqgins Preside n5 DLlOI'lS Epps President EuI-c11ia Harris SNEA President Del0ris Yancey DORMITORY C OUNSELORS From left to right Barbara Bell Sandra Hall Dianne Stevensnn Patricia Roberts Patricia Stanscll Laverna King Stephanie Bush Sidney King Rosie Alexander Ianice Friend The Spelman Spotlight Staff Janice Holloway, Editor-in-Chief Marilyn Junt, Associate Editor Henrietta Tumquast, Busines: M'gr Joyce Young, Feature Editor Cynthia Smith, Literary Editor Evanda McDowell, Photographer Patricia Stanscll, Cartoonixt - . . . . . Jettyc Hasbecn, Exchange Editor .! J ' ' -' . Ha I! Dr. Richard Carroll, Faculty Advimr I ' Staff Epotlightj ..- .. m..'......r Marilyn Hunt, Dr. Richard Carroll, Janice Hollo- way. SPOTLIGHT STAFF N w T m C 0 S S A T N E M N R E V O G .l v... :m .U R D... .m A: .l. k. IX. Ht 0 .0 X .m n h 0 11.. Srcrrfmy U :x joyce Green. errdin Sm'rr'rmj- Clornnxpn n ding Stvphanic Bush. Shirley Barber. Trr'amrm' A. Thcrrria W'right. Editor of Rrjlrc'riom It'dimr of Rt'ffr'ctin m Lanna Clkwela nd. A s.socirztr .S'fmtiz'gh: Janicv Holloway, Editor of Laura J Burton, Pnisirfr'nt Klarilyn Hunt, AHrM'iair Editor 0! Spotlight Ho n ri Non is, Pa Ilia m mrrmimx unrubizl Gardner, Social Chairman 2 I SPELMAN STUDENT 47 Shc is still a Little Sis- ter, but she it; far more sun: of herself. 8hr: knows where all thv buildings arc; She knows which teachers she likes best; she knows 1111thofnrniliarfacvsztt Hornhousc. In fact. 9hr knows ovrry'rhing vxcrrpt perhaps: how 10 RPPH her new 1121.ch- SOPHOMORE Alexander. Angela Moultric: Ca. Alexander: Larainc Bessemer, Ala. Andersm1.DaHa5 Atlanta. Ga. Anderson. Marni J1 Ailania. Ga. Allen, Joyce Columbus, Ga. Allen, Mollie Ann Atlanta, Ga. Arnold, Rudinc Atlama, G21. Arrington, Cynthia Atlanta, Ga. Atkinson, Bcttyv Atlanta. Ga. Baker, Kcilier Fort Picrvc. Fla. Barton Llewelyn Springfield, Ill. Bass, Dolphins: Eastman, Ga. Binl'ord: Jr'nnifcr Valdosta, Ga. Blackburn. Verneika Atlanta, Ga. Bethcl, Agnes F. Miami, Fla. Billingsley, Florence Gainesvillc, G3,, Blalnck: Miriam Griffin: Ga. Bowen, Renee Atlanta, Ga. Bailey, Kathy .Xnde rson, Indiana Barton, Judy Cedartown, Ga. .r'x 4-! BLJLLR.CEII'01 Atlamn GIL Chundlrr. Thnrrsa A. Atlanta. Ga Bnykin. Pamela Atlanta. Ga. E mum. Ba rba. ra Lawrencvvillc. Ga, Bryant. Helen Y. Atlanta: Ga. Burnett. Frodna J. Nioridian. Miis. Bmwn: Donna Camden: New Jersey Brown, Mary S. McDonough: Ga. Burnoue. anccs R-Iaywtmd. IN. Bush. Sarah G, Atlanta Ga. Clark Patricia Atlanta: fin. Clark Rmalyn Dublin. Gn. Crallivr. Brmda Atlanta Um Compton. Earncstine Atlanta. Ga. Cobb. Susan Lynda Augusta. Ga. UnfivkL l-Tary A. Fag-cttrvillc. Ca, Cnnlcy. Tundvlayo Atlanta. GEL Cnombs, janis Atlanta: Ga, Campbell. Shirley Atlanta. Ga C larke. Betty A. Columbus Ga Cox, Benic- Atlanta5 Ga. Croccy; Doris Atlanta. Ga. Davis, Gwyned High Point. N. G Davis, Phyllis M. Camilla, Ga. Cruse. Ralettcr Danbury, Conn. Danzy, Paula Atlanta, Ga. chm, Harriette Coiumbus, Ga. Dickerson, Natalie Stamford, Conn. Dorsey, Joyce k ' - ' ' Dukes. Racine Atlanta. Ga. ' . . Atlanta. Ga. Eliard, Carolyn ' . Farley,1efildred Miami: Fla. '7 Charlotte: N. CA Favors, Lm'nnia Atl anta, Ga. Funner, Saundra Norfolk, Va. Free, Claudette Durham. N. U, Fl??? R'Iaxinr- St. Albans: N. Y. F1ynhCnraL9c Bamcsvillc Ga. Faster. Maxine Birmingh am, Ala Gaitl'wr Diane Atlanta. Ga. Gardner, Regina. Allendalc, S C. Gartreil, Ann Atlanta, Ga. Gaston3 Mari: Atlanta, Ga. Cram. Maxine Houston, Texas Graves, Anita Grecnsbnrn, N, C. Gordon, Chcrry Chicago, Ill. Graham, Shnilah Charleston, 5. C. Greene, Daisy D. Atlanta.- Ga. Greene, Vivian Y. Daytoua Brach, Fla Gregory. Brenda Cuytnn. Chrryl Oakland. Calif Creenviller S. C. Hahn Janice Hall, Carolync Cinlumbus. Ohio Birmingham, Ala. Hamlin, Exiting E. 11Wrtston-Sahtul1 N. C Harrison. LaChanzc Miami, Fla. Hrard. Karronna .-XT1at11:1.f.'-;L Hvudricks. Brenda Du'alur, Gil Harvey, Paniria Anne Atlanta. Ga. Head. Bcvc rly Atlanta, Ga. Henry. H'anda Rance Aahm i110: N. C. Hicks. Patricia Hamilton. Ohio Hightmvcr Marsha Atlanta, Ga. Hubbard: Camiynne Orangcburg, S. C. Jackson, Jacquelyn Avon Park: Fla. Jackson. Lucinda Atlanta,G:1. Hubbard, Sharon Mobile, Ala. Irons Oliie Birmingham, Ala. Jackson, Yvonne Los Augzgu'eles Calif. Janette, Leslie Milledgeville: Ga. Jclks: Joyce Jefferson. Kfarsvillvs . St, 1mm, Mm Atlanta. Ga. Johnson, Gaile Johnson. Barbara Forsyth. Ga. Miami1 Fla. Johnson; Joanne Camilla, Ga. Johnson. JaAnn Atlanta, Ga. Jones..T:1cquclinc Greensboro. Ga Jones, Shirley Atlama, Ga. Johnson. Phyllis Atlanta, Ga. Johnson, Shirley West Haven. Conn. Jordan: Joyce Huntsville, Ala. Kilonzo, Priscilla Masaku, Kenya Kemp. Barbara V'ashinglmh Ga. Kimlmr Katheryn Tifmn: Ga. King. Rosa Marie Atlanta Ga Knight. Cynlhia Philadt'lphia. Pa. King,A1w.-Lta H'nyneshoro, Ga. King. Carole Rh Hogansvilic. Ga. Lanicr, Glm-ia Fay Miami. Fla. Lualhcrwnod. Glorious Taylors, S. U. 1.09. Sandra E. Nr-w Shreuslmn, New Jersey licwisl Betty Span lanburq, S C. Lr-u'is, Brr-nda Gail Louis. patlwlil Oklahoma Cily. Okla. Mlnma. flrl. Lindsay. h t' 31min Nt-wlwra'y. S. C. Lip1rm. Jnsclta Jntksram'mu Fla. Marks. Jarquclyn -X11:111t:1.Cn. Klarlin. Bm'trly Allnnla. Cu. Lm'v. Georgia Nnrlh .MlmlsIa. S. C. Harman. Glut'la Allamu. Ga. Martin. Vva'univa Mnm-uv. La. Kimthvws. .1311 qm'h n llnuslnlL Trxas Minter. Sandra J. Birmingham; Ala. hefoorc, Jacquciinc LaGrange. Ga. May. Cheryl V. Dublin, Ga. MvCalL Bettie J. Prairie, Ala. McDowell. Tanya Nashvillck Tenn. Mchndon, Glenda Macon, Ca. McClain, Carolyn Florence, S. C. McCoy, Alberta. Cx Laurinburg, N. C. McMillan. Francina Fayettevillv. N. C. Micheal, Jacquclecn Atlanta, Ga. Moses: Bernadine Greensboro, N. C. Murrellf Sylvia, Niantgomery, Ala Newton. Cynthia Trenton, X. J. Nichols. Luella. Bostom Mas; Myricks, Joyce L-Ioljilc. Ala. Nesby. Rhugena Ashevillg N. C. North, Theresa Louisville: Kcnmrky O'Hara. Marla .Mlanla. Ga. Mitchell. Dicdra Atlanta, Ga. Moore, Revelyn M St. Louis. Mo. Peters. Janice A. Clmriottc, N. C. Pope. Cvm'gt-tlc Columbus. Ga. a if, s? Quinn leody Augusta. Ga. Rankin. Gwendolyn crl'CUShOTO: N. C. Oliver, Miriam Atlanta, Ga. Parkman. Janis Glenvitm'.111. Patterson, Beverly Gray, Ca. Pattersnn, Linda Anmstonr Alex Parsons. Brenda Fursylh. Ca. Pallrrsnn: Bentley Salmm Va Pearson. Pccnla Clcx'cland. Ohio Perkins. Pudrlic Macon. Ga. Quirk, Gayle B. Dl-In'crE CnID. Quillt'ns. ISPssic Flornmm 5. Ch Rax'iirrra Shvrh-m' Birmingham. Ala. chvcs, Patricia. Durham , N. C. Rt-tldirk. JuAnn Tiftun. Ca REL'hnrdmm Ethel Durham. N. C. Phipps. Candace Albany, Ga. Pope. Leila I-i'umwille Ala. Roach: Carloua Knoxvillr, Term. Rogers Brenda Atlanta. Ga. Sanders, Mary E. Sumtcr, S C. Sralvs. Bemit'c Villa: Rira. Ga Ross. Julia A-nn Bainbridgc. Gm Sanders, jurja Sheffield. Ala. Sims. Marin Winder Ca. Sims, Sandra A. Sparmnburg. S C. Singleton. Christine Trenton, N. J. Smalls, Delores Mt. Pleasant. S, C. Smith. Sr-era Atlanta. G11. Sparks. Patricia Detroit, Mich. Story Leiary C011111:hia.5. C. Styles. Gwonelic Atlanta. Ga. Smggcrs, Stephanie. M'intvr Park Fla. Strwzlrt. Carol Macon Ga. Tharpc, Ida. Macon. Ca. Thomas, Donice Tuskegee Institute, Ala. SingIEmIL Gloria Fm'syth. Ga. Smith, Virginia St. 1101115110. Thompson. jcssie Augusta. Ga. Thurman, joycc Atlanta Ga. u'alkmu Dnris St. Louis. ML. XValkEr, Valzldn Birmingham. Ala Tilhlmn, Janet Atlanta. Ga. Vealc. Angela M. Birmingham: Ala. VCEUCI. Paula Atlanta Ga. WashingtmL Linda Detroit. Mich. I J Vilzltsnn, Kathryn th3rt, Dorothy i. Ml;:111:1,f -a. Birminghzmt. Ala. Williams. Brenda EYiHiamS, Dorothy XIOILLgnmcry. Ala. Decatur GLL 'IYiHilmm, Lumlin M'rvns. UH. HAillimns. RIr-n'y .Xrlumn. C11. 'Wmimns, Harrivl Tilusvillv, F121. 'IVLHiamri. 'Wihua 311mm, Fin. Hilfifnrrl. Sam Amivrsun. S. C. Winh'vy. IInAnn AILde. G71 Wilson Brazullia Bambcrg, S. C. Xx'iliun. Patricia New York: N. Y. Wilsan, Robbye Atlanta. Ga. Wimcs, Elaine Atlanta, Ga. 1Northern. Constance Atlanta, Ga. H'yche, Paula Miami, Fla, Wise, Carolyn Sandersville, Ga. Woodard, Charlcsetta Chattanooga... Tenn. Holt: Elaine Atldnta, Ga Nelsun, D. Virginia Lanham, Md. Boll. Rocth Allama. Ga. Dailcy: Toni Atlanta. Ga. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Prejident, Thcrcsa A. Chandler xEx ;2 W 'I. X N XXXXXNKXQ E37 Many Sophumtm- young wonmn haw found refuge in tho halluwed halls of Morgan. . . M --m- .J' None but a fool is I always righL The door of knowl- edge is labeled P11sh When low: and skill work tngrthcr, expect a masterpiece. 'You hr-ar a good many echoes in the world, but mighty few real voiccsr 'Ru- Inm-T: Spclman young ladies eagerly await Open House with much anticipation so that they can extend warm greetings to each visitor. 87 Nelson and Neal Matt if: W ildzl D: rhha Kath ryn Du nh am Ruby DEC Svm'u: from PURIJE YIIITCJRH'H.,'S '- fmm E LENI'JITJ ERROR The Spclnmn young; woman practices for perfection . . . until her wry ITIC. tjrlmg-ms swirl into a s vlizcd black and white? syn'lphony. S elf lady has She ha '3 g S. ths of the 135 he: EC four ay and 3.58111 15 youn th advanta One three w 0 N n a man, y +fourth one y be H 0 u her conccnn er idE'd bctu- the 0th that mooth S 1 11 certai i 'W' S ,rifjht CVCY at ling. VV- 211 15 g wat- 1011 110 d vntin cnx' 0. 1V and cult' ifc 3 term paper ,of i She ncial 1 a HS IDLE SC, COLII ncuxmg- a v :1 a-vx. -'.'uWJ'-V.T-1:WHJ'!AQ:5K ax t 93m: ww-mr-ray wsk-uh'nuauzu. Lanzmm mums Jeev 1:4, ' 'rm'fxt'imumJ-u' mm. .- mw-nm-u. nah n' .varnyan :4;nuv.- mhu- :mA.uremv-Am wmvum Arnold, Carolyn Jacksonville, Fla. Arnold, .VIarilyn Alston, Geraldine Jacksonville, Fla. Durham, N U. Ammons, Elizabeth Ccdartown, Ga. Banks, Doris Atlanta: Ga. Barnes, Cynthia Atlanta, Ga. Battle: Alma Y. Chattanooga, Tenn. 74 121211110, Sheryl Atlanta, Ga. Beauford, E. Yvonne Fort Vallry. Ga. Hirchctte: L. Bluriel 'lkaneck, N. I Bohannon. Bonnie Atlanta. GEL Bmx't'n. Klzu'it- Atlanta. Ga. Brown. Carolyn Miami. Fla. Brady. Ruth Ml Atlanta. Ga. Brown. Cynthia Atlanta. Ga. Bryant Marilyn Atlanta. Ga. 75 Bunyan. Aundrella 31iami. Fla. Burnett. Denise Atlanta, Ga, BurrelL Adrian Washington, D. C. Burton. Jacquelyn stt Point. Ga. 3-7-5. l. -n. Bush, Jacqueline Cape Canaveral, Fla. Carey, Judy A. Detroit, Mich. Carter, Maxie New York, N. Y. Carter, Myra. Atlanta, Ga. 76 Childers;J Bettieanne W'aynesboro. Ga. Clewland, Lanna Americus, Ga. Clowers, Ernestine Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Uraggctt, Wrelda Altadena, Calif. Cunningham: Gloria Atlanta: Ga. Dancy, Barbara Chicago, Ill. IJm-vnport, Carolyn janusboro. Ga. DI-zm. Mildred Atlanta. Ga. Durmh: Geraldine Newman. On. I k-Imnrd. Dolores; Atlanta. Ga. English, Laura Atlanta. Ga. Ft'ars. Sharon Atlanta. Ga. 77 Atlanta Ga, Finch. Norma Fm'tr', Barbara Ellcrbe. N. C. Frvrman, Patricia Atlanta, Ga. Gardner, chobiu H. Elmhurst, N. Y. Garner, Cynthia Baton Rouge, La Garnett, Nlamit: Lincolnton, Ga. Gcctcr. janicc Birmingham, Ala. va'gtu Faith Atlanta, Ga. 78 Glover, Freida Birmingham. Alz-L Grant, Carolynuc Albany: GEL Grct'nT J. Dyannc Atlanta, Ga. Griffin, Brenda Atlanta, Ga. llalL Julia Y. Valdosta, Ga, Hampton. Bertha Forsythj Ga. Harpvn Vern Atlanta. Ga. Harris. Zl'lmzl Atlanta. Ga. Hart. 01:1 Mm- Allzmta. Ca. Hum-y. Alt'rvdia Hartford. Conn. Ilmht'n. Ijmtyr 01';111gvinlrg.S.C. Hutton. .Iuaquita Atlanta, Ga. ?9 l-lvndersnm Jamil: Corrington, Ga. I'Ivndcrson, M'omla Palatka, Fla. Hill. Marilyn Atlanta, Ga. Howard: KIIIriL'l Vicksburg, Miss. Hunt, Marilyn Orangeburg, S. C. Jackson, Mayme HowardJ Ramona Laurens, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Howey, Inez Charlotte, N. G. jolmson, Betty Augusta, Ga. jt'yhrlsnn. Bonita Jefferson, Scherryl Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga. Jones: Bernice Jelks, Cynthia Atlanta, Ga. Gadsden, Ala. Jenkins, W'iilodvm: Chattanooga, Tenn, 80 LI-u'is. Sandra Atlanta, Ga. Lewis. Shcry'l Atlanta, Ga. Logan: Shirh-y Atlanta, Ga. Long. Wanda Dallas. Tcxas jams, Carolyn E. lljriffin. Ga. jm'dnnj Barbara NIuhilCJ Ala. King. Sonja Oklahoma City. Okla. Kent. Dorothy . Atlanta. Ga Irmtm. Cynthia Atlant;1.Ga Lemons. Ax'onia Culumhux Ga. 81 McDowell, Iivanda Nashville; Tenn. McGowen, 'l crcsa Maddox, Deleicia Fitzgerald, Ga Atlanta, Ga. Martin, Brenda G . C. reenwlle, S Minus, Sadlc Atlanta: Ga. X'Iontrith: Vera B-Ie-Kinncy. Alyrv Columbia, S. C. Madison. Ga. 1-1055: Diane NIthfynolds. .N'Iil'iam Atlanta, Ga Birmingham, Ala. Middleton, Cynthia Atlanta, Ga. Nixom Laura Ann:- Ncwark, N. J. O'Bryant, Pamela Fort Valley, Ga. Parkm , Delores Daytona Beach, Fla Purkct', Elam Susan I'lodgcs, 8 C. Parsons. Cheryl Forsyth. Ga, Petty: Allie B. Chcsncc, S. C. Pierre. Sharon V. Fort Yallcy, Ga. Pitts: Jmnmtc Macon, Ga. Ponds, Sandra junushoro. Ga. Potts, Carolyn Atlanta, Ga. Powell, Lena Waycross, Ga. Richardson, Barbara Dalton, Ga. RicksJ Gloria Atlanta1 Gal Robinson, Gwendolyn AtlantaJ Ga. Robinson Marita Cleveland, Ohio Robinson, Yvonne. R-Icmphis: Tenn. Rooks, Frances Eatonton, Ga. Roscboro, Mary C. Roanoke: Va. Rmmsavillu, Sharon Summcwillc: Ga. RussclL Starlctt Ashcville, N. C. Simon, Margaret Atlanta, Ga. Simona:J Beverly Flushing, N. Y, Smith, Daisy Newman, Ga. Smith, Brenda Atiunta, Gav Smith: F. Carolyn Rome; Ga. Smith, Mae Atlanta. Ga Soudcr, Joyce Jonesboro, Ga. SpcarsJ Trudy . Montgomery, Ala. Stalvy, Yvonnzmr VfagncrJ S. C. Stewart: Carnrlla. Tampa, Fla. Taylor, Jacqueline Atlanta, Ga. - Terry, Betty A. Stovall, Kathryn Winston-Salcm. N. C. Atlanta, Ga. Strickland, Marva T homaston, GaV H- cst, Mary F. Atlanta, Ga. KYhich, Dilsic Thompson: CoCclia. Atlanta3 Ga. Pcndloton, S, C. Wilcox... Dancest: Thorpe, Rita Opa Locka, Fla. Durham, N. C. Vaughn: Pamela Chattanooga, Tenn. Wilcox, Lurlcnc Wnolfolk,JoI111niL2 Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Wrilliams. Jancth KN W311i; Elirahrtth Huntington, W. Va. Birmmgham, Ala. Yancoy. Dcloris Ninm'cstown, N I. W'ynn, Lydia Pittsburgh, Pa. Wright: Brenda Atlanta, Ga. Wright. Rosie N Atlanta. Ga. 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS N PresidentNGail Williams A perfect icicled morning dripped into days of slippery-bootcd climbs and frost-biting spills. And drcam-pronc girls let the crystals lcad thcm through whimsical journeys . . . The pulse quickcns outside, neglected studies creep even more slowly. luec'hd. Thoughts drift lazily with thc breeze and we find a young womarfs fancy also turns to lovc. W7 , XX- She is the girl most looked up to because she has almost com- pleted her work at Spclman. Out- wardly, she. is calm, collected, poised and assurcd. Inwardly, she is ofmn full of doubts and questions because Sht' knows that the real test of all that she has learned, of ail her growing comes after she leaves Spelman. She laughs sometimes at her name because she feels herself :1 Junior member of the. world she is about to join despite the fact that at Spclman she is known as SENIOR JANICE ALEXANDER Atlanta, Georgia Major: Music Minor: Elementary Education KAREN GAIL ALEXANDER Atlanta, Georgia Major: Sociology M inor: Secondary Education SAUNIJRA E. ALDRIDGE Auburn, Alabama Major: SocioEogy M'irmr: Elementary Education BEVERLY J. ALEXANDER Atlanta, Georgia Major: Art Arfinor: Spanish ROSIE ALEXANDER Jackson, Mississippi Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON Jackson, Mississippi Major: French Minor: Spanish CAROLYN ELAINE ANDERSON JacksonJ Mississippi Major: German- Minor: Mathematics ..+.. .w.... CHERYL MARIE ANDREWS Dallas, Texas M'ajor: Home Economics 111mm: Elementary Education CARKJEN ANTHONY Chicago, Illinois .Major: Art :Minor: History IRENE ARNOLD Midway, Alabama. .Major: Psychology IHiuar: English HELEN BAKER Atlanta, Georgia Alfajnr: English .Mi'nnr: Elvmt'ntary Education SHIRLEY ANN BARBER Georgetown, SOuth Carolina. .Major: Psychology :Winor: English and Secondary Education JACQUELINE BARTHOLOIVIEW New Orleans. Louisiana. .Major: Spanish A'finur: History BARBARA jEAN BELL Jacksum Mississippi xlfajor: Sociology .Minor: Psychology ANGELA A. BEVERLY Montgomery, Alabama :Major: English Adina??? Secondary Education KATHLEEN VA BILLUPS St. Louis! Missouri Afajor: Sociology :Winor: Psychology CHERYL LYNNE BIRCHETTE JACQUELINE. BONNIDEN LADELL BRIM Tcaneck, New Jersey Atlanta, Georgia Birmingham, Alabama Major: Biology M'm'or: Sociology M a jar: Sociology Minor: Chemistry and French .Minor: Political Science Afinor: Secondary Education PHILLIPA BRISBANE Atlanta, Georgia Major: Politiral Science aMiTEOT: History PATRICIA DIANNE BROOMFIELD Atlanta, Georgia Major: Sociology Minor: History EVERENE DELORES BROWN Sandersville, Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology jAUQUELINE BROWN Durham, North Carolina iMajOT: French Minor: Secondary Education LAURA JUANITA BUR'ITNW STEPHANIE HUSH NIATTIE LENA CARROLL Los Angeles, California Atlanta, Georgia Enterprise, Alabama Major: Spanish M'ajor: Political Science Major: PsychoIogy .Minor: Secondary Education M'inar: Education Minor: Sociology FELICITY CIZALENIA P. A. Likuni, Malawi, C. Africa Major: NIathematics M'inor: Psychology ELAINE E. CHUSTZ Baton Rougy:1 Louisiana Alfajm: English Minor: Secondary Education BARBARA LOUISE CLARK Cairo, Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education SYLVIA L. COCHRAN Atlantaq Georgia M'ajor: Mathematics A-Mirmr: Economies JOHNETTA CROSS PHYLLIS CURRY VERA ANNE DAISE Swainsboro, Georgia High Point, North Carolina Saint Helena Island, South Carolina Major: History .Majar: Sociology M'ajor: Psychology Minor: Political Science M'inm: Psychology .Minor: Sociology ERNESTINE BEARING Atlanta, Georgia xMajor: h-Iathcmatics M inor: Secondary Education EARNESTINE DENNIS Atlanta, Georgia Algiers h-Iathematics NIinor: Secondary Education BEVERLY GAIL DORSEY jacksonville, Florida :Major: Psyrhology .Minor: Elvmvntary CLARA FLORENZETTA DURANT Tulsa, Oklahoma A-Major: Psychology .Minm: Elementary CLARA ANN EARLS CAROLYN ANN EDXVARDS DELORIES RIARIES EPPS Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Umrgia Atlanta, Georgia ' .Hajnr: English J-Majnr: Psychology Major: History I Minar: Elementary Educaticm A'Iinnr: Elementary Education M'inm': Political Scirnrc JEANETTE ARLENE FAUCETTE Un-vnslmm. North Carolina IWajor: Political Science Minor: Economics and History IRBIALEAN FITZGERAIJ'l Jackson, Mississippi AMajur: Biology Alinor: Chemistry JANICE WILLNETTF. FRIEND Richmond, Virginia Major: Psychology Minor: Elmncntary Education JOLIE FRANCINE HAULARD Mobile, Alabama AMajor: Drama Im'nor: Art AGNES A. FOY St. Thomas, Virgin Islands AMajor: Psycl'zologyr M'inor: Sociology BEVERLY JEAN FRAZIER Jacksonville, Florida M'ajm .' Mathema tics M'inor: Secondary Education PATRICIA ANN GRAHAM B'Tiami, Florida Major: French Minor: Spanish BETTE L'IARIE GRAVES Atlanta, Georgia zUajor: Sociology .Minor: Elementary Education LYNN GRAVES Grccnsboro, North Carolina M'ajor: Sociology .Minor: Psychology NORMA JEAN f'yREEN Byronville, Georgia Major: English :14 inor: Secondary Education JOYCE DIANNE HAINES Atlanta, Georgia. Major: Psychology Minor.- Sociology SANDRA RUTH HALL LINDA B. HAMMETT EULALIA MARIE HARRIS Statltshom, Georgia AtlantaJ Georgia Miami, Florida Mrajor: Sociology M'ajor: English .Major: Biology J-Uinor: French M'inm: Elrmlrntary Education fbfinm: Chemistry HERLENE YVONNE HARRIS Atlanta, Georgia M'ajor: Psychology ;-Minor.- Sociology MARSHA L. HARRIS Detroit, Michigan Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry 101 ONDREA FAYE HIGHTOWER FREDDYE L. HILL MARY ELIZABETH HATCHER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania M'ajor: Psychology Minor: Sociology EDNA HAYES Denmark, South Carolina M' a in r: Psychology J-Minor: Sociology GRACE ARALVIINTA HILL Pensacola, Florida Major: English M'imn: Nfllsic Atlanta, Grorgia M'ajor: Social Science .Minor: Srcondary Education Tampa1 Florida Major: Sociology 1Minor: History PATRICIA A. HILL Jackwnvillc, Flarida .Major: Sociology M'inor: k-Iathematics SANDRA HOLLIDAY AtJanta, Georgia Major: Sociology 114mm: History .IANICE HOLLOWAY Atlanta, Gcorgia M'ajor: English .Minnr: History WILHEIAIENIA HOWELL Jacksom'ilic, Florida .Hajur: Psychology .Wirwr: Sociology LINDA HAIL HUL'SCH Atlanta, Georgia .Uajar .' History Minor: English CAROL 150mm: JOHNSON Jucksonvillv, Florida I Major.- Art I .Minur: Svltnndary Education MEIJANEY ANN jOIINSUN Beaumont, Texas J A-Uajnr: Snt'inltz-gy .Uinm: Psychology CAROLYN LOUISE HLICHEY Atlamlm Grorgia Major: Psychology Afinnr: EImm-ntary Education SHIRLEY IRLKS St. Louis, Missouri .Majm: Political Scivnm guinor: Srcnndary Education DORIS LAVERNE JONES Atlanta, Georgia Major: English M'inor: Secondary Education GLORIA JEAN .IONES Cairo, Georgia Major: Nlathematics Minor: Chemistry SANDRA JAYE JOHNSON Atlanta, Georgia Major: Home Economics M'inor: Education CAROLYN ANN JONES Dallas, Texas 1140 jar: Nlathm'natics M'inor: Chemistry and Secondary Education PANIELA KAYREN JONES Greensboro, North Carolina M'ajor: Psychology M'inor: Eiementary Education ROSA JONES Atlanta, Georgia M'ajor: Mathematics .Minor: Chemistry ANDRELIA KELLER X-Vashington, D.C. M'ajor: Sociology M'fnm: English CHARLOTTE KELLY AtlantaJ Georgia AMajor: Spanish M'inor: Music LAVERNA ANTIONETTE KING Oklahoma City, Oklahoma :Wajnr: Sociology 34mm.- Economics PATRICIA ANNE KING SYDNEY LAVERNE KING JACQUELINE KIRBY 'I'uscaloosa, Alabama Detroit, Michigan Atlanta, Georgia Airfajor: Nhlsic :Major: Nfusic Afnjnr: Biology M'innr: Secondary Education .Minor: Education M'inor: Chemistry F531 'HI 5. X ' SAUNDRA KIRK Elizabeth. New Jersey M'ajor: English AMinor: History LILLIAN P. KOTOVSKY Atlanta, Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Education and Science DELORES LANIER Miami, Flgricla .Uajnr: History .Vfinm: English and Spanish BEVERLY A LEAPHART Way cross, Georgia Mrajor: Hoxm- Economics .Winm': Sncmadary Education jEANNE LENHARITF BRENDA MANSON PATRICIA EILEEN MARSHALL GrL-vm'illc, South Carolina Atlanta: Georgia Atlanta. Georgia ' M'ajor: Biology g'tfajmz- Psychology M'ajor: English Adinon Chemistry fl'finm: Sociology Minor: Sociology ELAINE MARTIN Atlanta, Georgia Major: Biology .Minm': Chemistry CAROLYN MARZETTE Fairfield, Alabama Major: English .Minm': Surnndary Education RUTH VEIUJNICA MASON jatksom i110, Florida .Uajm: H istory .I'Iinou Sociology ELOISE ETHEL MCCOY Atlanta.- Georgia .Uajm': Home Economics Minor: Art MELODY MCDOWELL CYNTHIA FAYIC McELROY DORO'HIICA IA. MERKERSUN Cihicagn. Illinois Matron Umrgia Atlanta. Georgia A'lfajm': English .Uajm: Fn-nch J'fajm': Soc'irningv .Uinmt Srmndzu-y Education .Ufmu': St-mmlm'y Education J'Iinm': SITOIILIGIIZY Education SARAH KIERR IT'i Atlanta, Ucm gia .14 a ju r . Psyc hology j-Iimir: Snr'inlngy MARSEILLE DANETTA MILES Rirhnmnd, Virginia lfajm': Socivlogy .Uiunr: History NIARY EIRAXIBA Tavma, Kcnya M'ajor: Sociology M'inor: Psychology DOROTHY ANN MORTON Atlanta, Georgia .Majm': Psychology .Minor: Elementary Education BET'I'Y :VIITCHELL Atlanta, Georgia Flr'fajor: English A-Minor: Psychology ETTA E. MOORE Fort V'Vorth, Texas M'ajor: Sociology M'inor: Psychology BARBARA MUCKLE AtlantaJ Georgia M'ajor: Spanish Minor: Sccondary Education LINDA JOYCE PARAMORE Chattanooga, Tennessee .Major: PsychologyP Minor: Elementary Education YVONNE PINCKN-EY Columbia, South Carolina iMajor: Sociology Minor: Secondary Education CONSTANCE LC'I'RICIANE PINSON Atlantaj Georgia AWajor: Economics jVIinor: Snfinlogy SHIRLEY DALE POMPEY Valdosta, Georgia Major: Biology .i'finor: Chemistry ANDR EA E. POPE Columbus, Georgia M'ajar: Sociology A-Minor: Psychology IJANORA REDDIX Gary, Indiana A-Wajor: Psychology M'mor: Education MARIAN RHODES Atlanta, Georgia M'ajur: Psychology J'firmr: Elementary Education SAVAXNAH LOUISE W JTTER Atiama. Georgia g'vfajar: Political Schmu- A-Minor: Economics FAITHIA D. PUGH Griffin, Georgia .L'Iajur: Biology 111310;: Chvmistry NIARJORIE RICH Coolidge, Georgia Major: Ivfathcmatics M51107: Economics GEANELVIN RICHARDSON hiom'ocvillc: Alabama Major: Nfathematics Minor: Chemistry NIARGIE RICHARDSON PATRICIA jOAN ROBERTS ANGELA ROBINSON West Palm Beach, Florida Durham, North Carolina Jacksonville, Florida Major: Psychology Major: French M'ajor: Psychology Minor: History Minor: English Minor: Sociology OLIVIA NESBY ROBINSON Atlanta, Georgia Major: Spanish 114mm: English and Sociology JACQUELYNE ROCKER Atlanta, Georgia Major: Art Minor.- Sccondary Education 110 WILDA ELAINE ROSS Birmingham, Alabama Major: Spanish Minor; Srcondary Education CHERYL ELIZABETH RUTH Ashvvillc, North Carolina M'njnr: Social Science .14iuor: Secondary Education PHYLLIS FAVE RUTLEDGE J.VIQLTELYN SANDERS REHECCA CL-KRLU'Y'lI-K SHIUV Atlanta, Georgia Albany. Gmrgiu Phovnix. Arizona sifajor; Sociology .Uajm': Biology AWajm': Psychology 11'1foin Psyt'hology .Uinm; Chmnistry .1-1'r'mn': Sociology JEAN SHIPP Jnt'kmm'illv, Florida Jlfrrjor: French .Uirwr: Srt'mulary Education MARY SINCLAIR Atlanta, Georgia .Urzjm: Social Scivnro Affrmr: EIcrru-ntary Educalinn LELIA LAVERNE SKINNER Chesapeake, Virginia Mrajor: Psychology :Mz'nor: Sociology BEVERLY SM ITH Millcdgeville, Georgia Major: Psychology Afinor: Biology CYNTHIA SMITH IJANE SMITH PAULETTE E. SMITH Jacksonville, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: English .Major: Sociology J'quOf: Spamsh Minor: French M'irmr: Psychology Manor: Secondary Education VETA JOYCE SMITH Atlanta, Georgia Affajar: English M'irmr: Secondary Education WFILLIE NIAE SNIITH E. Gadsden, Alabama A'fajor: French Affinor: Secondary Education 112 ELIZABETH SPRAGGINS Fair'field, Alabama :Major: Spanish M'z'nor: Secondary Education SANDRA PATRICIA STANSELL Jacksonville, Florida Major: Art and History Minor: Sucnndary Education DIANNE STEVERSON Atlanta, GL-nrgia M'ajor: Psychology M'innr: Elementary Education CHERYL YVETTE SUMMERS Kansas City, Missouri Afajor: French M'inor: SL-cnndary Education CASRNNDRA TAYLOR Ynshingtm1. DC. :Uajor: Frt'ntfh Afirmr: Somndary Eclutation ERNESTINE STEWARD t'Jraugcburg, South Carolina. IUrIjor: Political Science Afinar: Ecnnmnirs and Secondary Education 113 RACHEL STRICKLAXD Atlanta, Georgia xlfajor: Frmch .Mz'nor: Secondary Education BRENDA JOYCE TRAVIS Atlanta, Georgia M a jar: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education VIRGINIA TRENT Albany, Georgia Major: English :anor: Secondary Education GHyENDOLYN TAYLOR Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Elementary Education JOAN SHERRYL TAYLOR Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Minor: Sociology CAROLYNE ANN TUGGLE Covington, Georgia M'ajor: Psychology zMinor: Sociology HENRIETTA E. TURNQUEST St Albans, New York Major: Psychology 1Mi?1oa-.- Sociology THOMASENA TYLER Denmark, South Carolina .Major: Psychology Minor: Mathematics and Education BERTHA VIKING Social Circle, Georgia .Majur: Home Economics J'Ifnmr: Svmndary Education ALEXIS IONA VJALKER Columbia, South Carolina .Major: Political Sriuncc A-Winur: History LILLIE KATE XVALKER Atlanta. Georgia .Wajor: Art .4er: Dramatics KA'I'IE H'EAVER WI-st Palm Bearh. Florida .Uajor: Sociology Minor: History GERALDINE HVEST Albany. Georgia Afnjor: Political Sril-ncc .Uirmr: Fn-nch RUBY J. WALKER St. Louis, Missnuri Jiajor: Spanish Jilinor: Socondary Educ altion CONSTANGE EILEEN W'ATTS Durham, North Carolina .Wajar: Psychology AMinor: Elementary Eduratinn JACQUELINE LOUISE VVILLIAl-IS Covington, Georgia zMajar: French .Minm': Secondary Education JACQUELINE VERONICA VY l IJJANIS Greensboro, North Carolina 21451er r : Psycholo gx- M'a'rwr: Sociology VIVIAN L. WILLIAMS JL'ANITA W'OODARD ANITA LOUISE WOODS Atlanta, Georgia Chattanooga. Tennessm Atlanta, Georgia Major: Physical Education J-fnjm: Psychology .Major: Spanish Minor: Secondary Education a-Mirror: Education Affirm: Elmnontary Education A. 'ITIEORIA WRIGHT Orlando. Florida 1'ng ja r: Psychology M'inm: Elementary Education PATRICIA L. VURIGH'I' Covington, Georgia Mrajors Music Nfinor: Secondary Education IWRA T. YOUNG ' - Mm, comma Semor Class Offlccrs doerr: Sociology :1-fr'nm: History CAROLYN HW'A'IVF Atlanta, Georgia .Wajur: English .Mirmr: Secondary Education JOYCE O. YOUNG Augusta. Georgia Alfajm': English AVIinur: History President, Barbara Bell Pole march , Richard Hud lin ALPHA PHI ALPHA .Vlorchousc men haw playcd an im- portant role in thc lives of Spclman W'omt'n. Thc fra- tcrnitivg especial- ly, have added both to the cul- tural and social as- pects of our collrgc atmosphcro. mmmm P CHI CHAPTER MAE: uansnauss comm; ,- --'.r:';'w, n'ou l I mum ' l'f'll The Life .g- WeWe got it all Playing house Actions speak louder than words Siuing Pretty 4.31: i a. Get it together Just posing win... .1. Blowing in the wind ...... J: . .1111... -1....u. .19 9 E... $$+.d ULV... a Thcm1s too much light in here ........ c...l..s.4t 39161.1 . r 10.61.13... x.1.......n....a .. II; is indeed an honor to bv chosen as a swccthoal't of any rnganizationa hmwvor to he .wlvcttrnl as Miss Maroon and White is the .xuprrmt: honor. This is but one of thc' many rnlc'x that :1 Spvlman young woman plays dmu in;T hm' four yt-urs at Spclman. This ymrk quvvn hilly rxvmplifirs dignity. pnisv and Im'vlinrss pvrmnifiml. MISS NIAROON AND VWHI'I'IC 1967-68 Brw'rlv Smith ATTENDANTS TO MISS MAROON AND VVHI'I'I'I Janv Smith Bvrthzl Hampton LADI F. 8-1 N-M'A I Tl NU Chfryl Stuart Sally Nolmn KAPPA SWEETHEARTS Barbara Dancy Paula Danzby Brazellia OMEGA SVVEETHEARTS Jeanette Rankin Gail Forte Jacquelyn Sanders Gu-tndolyn Taylor 1 ALPHA SVVEETHEARTS Jeanne Lcnhardt Phillipa Brisbane Dallas Anderson Elizabeth Willis SIG KIA SV'x-TETHEARTS Llcu'clyn Barton Anne GartrCH Harriett chro Janice Coombs 132 PHI LAMBDA Donicc Thomas Pamela Vaughn FRI'ISHMAN SOPHOMORE SW13 ETHEARTS TORCH MARCHING TIGERS SVVEETHIZARTS Tina McElroy SVVEETHEAR'I' SWICETHEART Aw Marie Lindsay Brenda Burnrss Doris Crcvcy Botticannc Childcrs Vivian Greene Rindy Buggs Sandra Sims JUNIOR SWEETHEARTS Sonja King Miriam McRcynnlds Sharon Picrm SENIOR SVVEETHEART Cheryl Summers MAROON TI GER SWEETHEART Ruth Mason SVVEICTHEARTS SNICA SW'EETHICART Janet Tillman Francis Rooks Angela Vcalc .'.. 1 ' 1 Standing: Shirley Barber Linda Housch Marseille Miles. Muriel Birchette Sriiing: Jane Smith, Marilyn Hunt, Phyllis Rutledge Delores Yanccv Merrill Scholars Gail Williams Jettye Hasbeen Muriel Birchette Wtf?jiih E; u... .n .mnuw. 1H1: 13-1 WHODS WHO FOREIGN S'l'UDEN'I51Agncs Foy Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands Felicity Cizalcma- Liloncwc Malawi, Afrit'a CROSSRUADERS: Aundrclla Bunyan and Mary I-lalrhcr Exchange Students Joan Husmcr Cnnntctirut Unllcgo Nancy KnnIIs Elmira Colk-gv Judy Brown North Ccmral College Susan Icrardi Cedar Crest tinllvgn lJl . Ubrrt E. NIarllt TO THE- 311'3IHE1' OF THE CLASS OF 10 9: 31117131: of at ' :11: ion to 1111:. to ' '. --'. '- -' ' ' . ' '. tl1111.i11y 111' , here 11011 h 111315-11 9111305111 1 ' h 1121 . Iabled ' ' . L '.' .'- ' -' ' . - ' . ; whlch 1 I11 x111:1:1.:111d 119' Fupatinn; 2111 6111 1.1 . ' 111111-11 c 1111;111be15 o '1 immh' , and tho our- 31'011110' people I 21150 assume. that th u: of. pe1101m at a. Ivvel 1 .11 . . ,. . ' ' ' and plofessional . '1 . . 'ep1led alter 10111 111115 10 do . I1: 1111111111911 that 11111111. 011 be .- .. .1111 :- :111t. 11 0111 1111351. 113' sincere hope that 1 1. ' 111111113 1 :3111 13d1112' 1 thmugl All good wish 1 . 1 in the years :1l11'-ad. NIL Evin W'. 'IH'rlveran, Aszs'ivmrit to Hi? Pi'rsirfmrf Mrs. Naomi R. Chiwrs. Dmr: 0f Ili'omrn Dr. 0. H . Eaglcson: Dam of Imrrurtim: . . I i 'r i i i' ii MI: Houston Stansbury. Director of Arfmixsiom '. Grace J. Pcrry, Registrar 11 138 .g 16$; ' fig : i: 31H, ICI'Ilr'slirlr- Brzwvzll. :Uumnm Uffiu' Kim. Cm'nlinv 6,? NIT. Aaron J Johnson. Illa. Amxrmrt in Hip TrwaAurr-r'x Offin' - rant: 3 WC Gmham. Plaa'mrnr Din-r'mr Mrs. jeanne Allen; SecretaryiPresidmztG Officr NIrs. Dorothy M. Myles. Secretafy DPan of hm'truction'; Officr Mfrs. Clamrm LN h SecretaryiPresidemic 01133er I IbIrs. Amanda Bailey, Sm-z'r'farg- Dgan of Women. 1'1 F13 Mn. Paulinv A. Martin. thirr- Treas'm'rrh' Office Mrs. Dmsajolmbun, Srrndary Arhnivmmx Offfu' M is:; BIaggiu Davis, Placrmrnt CHEN Mrs. liexico Mickelbury, Librarian 3,1151 A P. Ben Standing: Mrs. Gertrude Brinson, Mrs. Betty Gordon Sitting: Mm Carrie Gordon, Mrs. Anne Callaway, Mrs. Augusta Palmer, Mrs. Lillie Harris. Head Residents ..P' and Assistants Mrs. Lillian Geer Nliss Mildred Walker Mrs. Claire LcnncmJ Cuffl'ge H0538! Standing: Miss Sheila Kubwalo Sitting: Miss Edna Johnson Miss Hulda Wilson, Amisiant Librarian EIII - .1 ' 1 I' 3 Mrs. Frances Williams, Mrs. Ewlyn Ghisolm, Mrs. Delores Woodard- -. Vur.rery School .Mrs. Quinccy Tiflmzm. Fac'uhy Offic'r COLLEGE Nlrs. Inez Jeweil, r... College Name 4W?EWHWZH Mm Ethel Kendrick, Coffege Nana Mr. Fred Andrews, In, Amismnt Superintendent of Buildings Mr. A. T. Wilson, IL, Superintendent of Building: and Ground: '5 Mr. Walls, Campus Chefs, Dining Hall Manager SNACK SHOP ATTENDANTS 1967- 1968 If you,ve come in contact with her, in or out of her classroom, if youhve felt the warmness of her smile or known her charm, if ymfve ever observed her poise, her understanding, then yougll know immedi- ately why DR. GRACE BOGGS SMITH, chairman of the Music Department, was selected as one of our two teachers of the year. . Perhaps you heard DR. VINCENT HARDING at a lecture, or may- be you spent a few nights preparing a final copy of a term paper for his critical eye. Maybe you saw him walking hand-in-hand with his daughter. Iths better still if youjve experienced all of these things. If you have, you know a man of many dimensions, of many good qualities, a man very deserving of the title also bestowed on him: Teacher of the Year. v-b-atoCIQSw-n Mr. Edwin Cerney Create a dream surrealist tapestry of misty colors Mixed 0n the palette with verbal imagery; Splash the brilliance in dry brush strokes of genius. Mr. Hans Bhalla ART 5 Mrs. Jenelsie Holloway DEPARTMENT Mrs. Marla Mallett Mr. Robin Mayor Pursucd by the perfume of formaldehyde iii frantic biologists and chemists, caught in a myriad of life, raise questions and fruitflics through the years. Bird calls fly on campus mornings while squint- eyed botanists cross; to greener pastures 0f the plant kingdom. From the Science de- partmcnts thcrc bubbles forth a sporadic stream of hopefuls . . . BIOLOGY and CHEMISTRY . u. ... Dr. Barnett Smith, chairman; Miss Irene Brown; Dr. Roslyn Patterson; Dr. W. B. LeFIore; Dr. J. Q CarutherS. Dr. X. L. Neal, Chemistry Miss F. Yen, General Science Survey; Dr. Shaw, Ge new! Science Survey EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Christine Farris W wiry: I I I ' 1!.l.'.l.':'.'1'.';!:'! Lilli? 150 Practice teachers, drenched in nervous smiles and proper meth- ods, face rows of question mark Eyes, how to sift knowledge into the kool-aid thoughts of six year- olds. Spinning on the carousel 0f the education department, acau demic hopefuls float past a p01- ished Aristotle, and reach for thc gilded certificate. And then they leave, only to peer from behind their fortress lectures at the eager classroom of the world. W 1 Mrs. B. E. Williams ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The gold standard shines through a Criss-cross 0f prac- tical values etched in dollar signs. Climbing the ladder of economics dizzy Students cx- plorc the footholds of cor- porations trusts m0n0po- lies. Mrs. Marcia Halvorsen Mrs. Alice Kidder EN LISH DEPARTMENT Dripping from the dizzy plunge of fresh- man English, we splash through this department playing watcr games with slippery words. Eng- lish offers a brightly wrapped gift of knowl- edge to each; W'orld Lit. for the adventure- somc, Creative Writ- ing for the fanciful and the pages of Sur- vcy for the patient . . . -' 13 LE- :2 Sillm-zding: MrsA Millicent Jordan: Mrs, Gladys Williams; Mrs. Patricia. Lowery; Dr. Richard Carroll, Chairman. Szttmg: Mrs. Helen Brooks; DrA Junc McDonald; Mrs. Juanita. Tocmer; Mrs. Mary Melder; Mrs. Annis Pratt. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMEN T I . - . Standing: Mr. James Gates, French: Miss Margaret Skilcs, German: Miss Catherine Prdriololti, French: Mrs, Michelle Ingersoll, French; Dr. Margarita. Rubia, Spanish; MiSS Camilla Howard, Spanish; Miss Angeles Palacin. Spanish. Sitting: Mr. Philip Kimball, German; Mr. Stephen Smith, French; Dr. Halimut Inal, French. Les miserables of the grammar squad are frustrated by rules, floored by exceptions to rules, and frenzied by rules for exceptions. Within the language houses there rings a foreign tongue: attempted by all, welcome by some, spoken by few, fluently by none 152 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Whether interest lies in the prin- ciples of art, sound principles of nutrition, a realistic treatment of the many health problems or - Mrs. Charlie Henderson facets of the food marketing SYS' tcm thc homemaker is encour- aged first to assimilate the basic facts and then determine her own values and standards. Dr. Shirley McBay, Chairman Mr. Carl Mask From baby math to diff. cq. Students creep through a maze of deadly digits and glimpse light only faintly. And the finished product that emerges from the factory is a well-oilcd analyt- ical mind. Yes, math majors will slip with case into a manhs world . . . Ifs a matter of figures. 154 Mr. Heinz Truzschler 156 Mrs. Joyce. Finch Johnson Dr. Grace Boggs Smith Spelman College Glee Club Christmas Cam! Convert Mr. Madison Lennon Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast, To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. Of all noises, I think music the least disagreeable! Dr. R. Donahue Led by the professor with staff in hand, a pcncil-mad flock of girls journey through the. fingerumarkcd pages of the Bible . . . frantic in the forest of mossy names . . . Aznothtabor---Zanananim, floundering in thc quicksand 0f P211113; theology. And some embark on the ark of philosophy, floating from Plato t0 Sartre, slaves to the waves of idcologics. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION -- M . I 7-! a a Srana'ing from irf! Eu right: Ml: Norman Lillcgard, Philosophy; Dr. E, F. Jacks, Philosophy; Sitting: Rev. Norman Rates, College Ministvr 158 PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Nellie W. Wilson Observations of the laughing nursm-y transform the hot-tempcrcd little boys into a statistic of aggressive sibling rivalry . . . Future psychologists discover, penetrate, and explore the very recesses Dr. 0. W. Eagleson, Chairman of the mind . . . and all emerge looking wcll-trav- eled. Mm LaConyea. Butler, C sun.reim Miss Marguerite Simon Mm. Hildegarde Tornow PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 160 E PHYSICAL .. EEDUCATION '? 2. DEPARTMENT Q .322i'2aw vs 2 Miss Gloria Starks R'Irs. 310201 Spriggs To a background stacatto of 1-2-3 3111. Shirlay Rushing mm; of curiously clad bodies I 2 strain through sitwups from September to June. Angry novice golfers arc forccd to fumble over fairways . . . Rackets set tennis balls winging through the air. Blue knees ache from the Clash of batallions 0n the soccer ficlrl, and the swimmers crawl from day to day, developing biceps and eccentric hair. HI STORY In time-machinc classrooms, tourists of the past keep trim in ancient Sparta, shout through the Reign of Terror, and tremble at the htshot heard round the world? And clutching their armor of chronicled knowledge, the girls leave SC, yielding the battle cry of hHistory repeats itself, itself, it- self . . f, . Vincent Harding Dr. Richard de Pagnicr nd-LHLAIuI JML 'Il'r-nl- 'mmuLx- Mr. Harry Lefm cr With their stony idols of population, stratification and culturc, thv tribt' 0f sociologists is a strangc tribe inclt-ed. Facing a blackboard dressed in Chalk figures Htudcnts safari through knotted jungles. hacking at a web of facts as they go. Wridovvy'd, they witm'ss thv marriage rites of the primitive Tchambuli. then realize people are not always like thosv hack hmru'. 4. ,.-, Mrs. Lois B. Mnrchmd Mr. Russell S Williams S O C I O L O G Y Background music for six characters emerging from the wings To perform a holocaust of being, living, perceiving the magic wc weave through art. h: 10 U n 0 D D t T 1m R L .1. 3 l!!! .-----:r Carlotta Rhetta, La CuhRITIAC llarrisan: Gloria Mammy. Patric ia $1.1an Lonna Cleveland, Awociate Editor Mr. J. Q. Carmhers, Ada'ixor Cheryl Andrcws Bwinen' .Mamrger Andrea Pope. Angela. Bcw'riy THE 1968 REFLECTIONS STAFF Editor Associate Editor Business Jianagcr Literary Editor Coim- Section Layout Assistant; Cover Dmign Photographer Haw Staff A. Thcuria H'right Lonna Cleveland Cheryl Andrews Joyce Young Iix-anda McDowell Angcla Bcvcrlyj Andrea Pope, Arl- clrcttc Peterson Patricia Stansoll Constzmcc XVatts La Chamc Harrison, Carlotta Rhetta, Gloria Manson ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Quick wit and good spirits mark him as one who has triumphed. His courage is that of one who faces the challenges of living with humor and understanding. For the spirit of encouragement, and a thou- sand little things that sparked that now-so-long-ago freshman year, we, the members of the staff engraving your kindness as permanent friendship, dedicate our Own section of the 1968 REFLEC- TIONS to you, and add our thank you. It seems inadequate to recognize the unselfish thoughtfulnessJ the companionship, and the good times simply in pen and ink, but how else can we acknowledge what you mean to the college and especially to us, the yearbook staff? Thank you, Mr. Caruthers . . . 168 The 1968 Reflections is the product of many hours of planning and labor performed by a small number of dedicated hands. It is the hope of the editorial staff that all who read the yearbook will b0 satis- fied that it capturcd some salient feature or some significant event of the past school year. We would like to thank all those who have con- tributed their efforts to the monumental task of presenting to you thc 1968 Reflections. Theoria Wright editor 568 LAURA J. BURTON The QuestioneI-tes All Purpose Club Congratulates you Mercedes Anderson Sybil Armstrong Iola Burton Claire Chisolm Jane Daniels Odessa Fields Helen Franks Ouida Gee Margie Gibson Sylvia Hightower Hattie Johnson Nadine Johnson Ann Julicn Dina McNichols Nina. Mills Agnes Myers Eula Neal Manian Newton Peggy Robnett Roslyn Thompson Rita Williams Elizabeth Woolery Congratulations LAURA BURTON and the Best of Every thing. Lovingly, Constanc:-, Mom, and Dad Congratulations to Our Neice LAURA BURTON Aunt Willie Mae Uncle L. D. Aunt Emma Jean Uncle James of Los Angeles, California CONGRATULATIONS LAURA BURTON Your Friends at Leuzinger High Mrs. Francis Callihan Mr. Joe Antonelli Mrs. Beth Bryson Mrs. Loren Barton Miss Maria Boryan IvIr. Richard Grethcr Mrs. Nancy Goodrich L-Ir. Bradley Godfrey Mrs. Eleanor Hoopvr Miss Linda Jo Lewis Mr. Thomas Morcs Miss Alice Johnson Mr. Jay Pace Mrs. Irene Perry Mrs. Glendora Patton Mrs. Lillian Shambcck NIL H. VVaymire CONGRATULATIONS LAURA N11 . and NIH. 'Waltur P. Jackson Birmingham, Alabama BEST WISHES TO YOU LAURA Uncle Alex and Aunt Bettie Fairfit'ld, Alabama To a sweet niecc LAURA Unclc Eddic, Aunt W'illic, and Cousins BEST WISHES TO MISS LAURA J. BURTON United Association of Iron and SteelJ Lac. 1:11 Mrs. 1William C. Riley, President Congratulations to our Granddaughter Miss Laura Burton Rev. and Kh's. 'W. D. Brantley Birmingham, Alabama Congratulations to MISS LAURA BURTON DcVoc Travel Service Los Angeles, California Best W'ishus to MISS LAURA J. BURTON 511'. and 311's. 3.1050 Davis, Jr. L05 Angclus, Calif. Congratulations to LAURA JUANITA BURTON 3-111 and Mrs. Urrca G. Jones Pasadena, California Best Vishcs to Laura J. Burton 3 Ir. Frank Tyson Salinas, Calif. Congratulations LAURA Thehnofs Coiffurt's NIrs. Crown, Propriotrr:ss CONGRATULATIONS LAURA Mrs. Ada Pllifcr and Friend Congratulations and Best W'ishcs to Miss Elizabeth Spraggins Mrs. Loren Blevins Congratulations to Elizabeth Spraggins Rev. and Mrs. $ I Davis 836 60m P. Fairfivld Ala. Cnngmtulatitms, Best W'ishcs and Success in ELIZABETH Imlt-In'ndt'nl Fond Clvntvr, Imx Congratulations and Best Vfishcs to our Sister Brenda Joyce Travis Mr. and Mrs. Emmett G. Travis Congratulations and Best XYishcs to our Sister Brenda Joyce Travis Dr. and Mrs. Harms Walton To Henrietta Turnquest May We Congratulate You on this Great Occasion. Your Neighbors and Friends Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Davis St. Albans, NY. CO NGRATULATIONS TO HENRIETTA from Mr. and Mrs. Spiney and Sons CONGRATULATIONS TO MISS HENRIETTA TURNQUEST from Mrs. G. Abraham and Children Best Wishes lo HENRIETTA ML and Mrs. Chester Askew and Claudia, St. Albans, N.Y. Continued Success and Best W'ishes to HENRIETTA from Mrs. M. Norman Congratulations and Continued Success in MISS HENRIETTA E. TURNQUEST from New York Spelman Club Best Wishes and Success t0 HENRIETTA TURNQUEST from Mir. and Mrs. James Poetier and Sons Congratulations and Love to Our Goddaughter HENRIE'ITA Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks Springfield Gardens, NY. Congratulations, Best Wishes for Success and Love from Mommy, Daddy, Carl J12, Gail, Chet, Jo h-Iary, Paul and Marge- Lynn-tcrri Ann-St. Albans, N.Y. BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO Henrietta Turnquesl- Our Niece and Cousin Mrs. Myrtle Culmer and Children New York, New York 5 U C C E S S to Miss Henrietta Turnquest Mrs. Augusta ?men. St. Albans, N.Y.' Best Wishes and Success to HENRIETTA TURNOUEST from Mr. and Mrs. Stanly Ashby Jamaica, New York Congratulations to a Sweet Cousin from Mr. and hits. Clinton Thomas and Girls to HENRIETTA CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes to Miss Henrietta E. Turnquesl- from Mrs. H. Ellis, Hollis, N.Y. Continued Success and Best Wishes to you HENRIETTA from your brother Carl and all of your relatives here in l MIAMIJ FLORIDA Good Luck to You in the Future HENRIETTA from Pat and Pam Childress St. Albans, New York Best Wishes l-o Shirley from Mr. and M13. Francis Thomas New York, New York HAPPINESS. SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHES to Henrietta Turnquest from Duane Snip Washington, DC. Best Wishes to Our Cousin Shirley A. Barber from Mr. and Mrs. Lee Edens and Leenette ColumbusJ S. C. Congratulations to Henrietta Mr. and him. James Apostolo Hollis, N.Y. Congratulations to Our Sister SHIRLEY WSgt. and Mrs. Eli B. Barber and Family Fairbanks, Alaska. GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS to Henrietta from Mrs. Mattie Wilson Jamaica, New York Best W'ishes to our daughter Shirley A. Barber from Mr. and MRS. Eli B. Barber and Family Georgetown, S. C. Congratulations to Shirley from h-Ir. and hits. Thomas Moultris, Jr. Georgetown, South Carolina BEST WISHES to our Niece, Shirley A. Barber from ND . and Nfrs. Sidney G. Rucker Nashville, Tennessee MUCH SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE TO OUR NIECE THEORIA from Mr. and Mrs. James Lane and Family Cleveland, Ohio LOVE AND BEST WISHES 1'0 our God-duughl'er Theoria Wright from Mr. and N'Irs, Willie Pete Orlando, Florida CONGRATULATIONS AND MUCH SUCCESS to THEORIA from Daddy, Mother and Granny FLORIDA Congratulations 1'0 CHERYL-Our Niece Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hendricks Atlanta, Georgia BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS l-o Cheryl Andrews from A Friend BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS I'o Cheryl from Mother and Daddy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Addison Mrs. Edi'l'h Anderson Mrs. L. A. Beck Mrs. Sadye Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Warnell Berry Mr. and Mrs. James Blair Miss Mary Bonds Mr. Charles Brown Mr. Howard Brown Mrs. E. H. Burks Mrs. Florzena Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Buffone Mr. S. L. Coe Mr. Raymond Commander . and Mrs. Thomas Deas. Jr.. A+Ian+a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deas. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Drayfcn Mrs. Addell Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dunmore Miss Thomasena Dunmore Capt and Mrs. Rober+ Ephriam Miss Fiorence Fishburne Mr. Ila Mae Ford Mr. and Mrs. James Ford Mrs. E. L. Fraser Mrs. Mar'l'hena Fraser Mr. WaHer Fraser Miss Mary L. Funnye Mrs. Rosa Gadson Congraiululions 'l'o Shirley Barber from your friends in Georgei'own. Soui'h Carolina Mrs. Clara F. Gourdine Mr. and Mrs. William Green Miss Karfhalmina Harper Miss Gladys Hemingway Mrs. E. R. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Iszard Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Jones. Sr. Mrs. Blondell Knox Mr. and Mrs. Cliffon Knox Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence Mrs. Pauline Lawrence Mrs. Rosa Lee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moses Mr. and Mrs. John Myers Mr. and Mrs. R. K. PaHerson Mr. and Mrs. Clevefand Pinckney Mr. and Mrs. C. Alber+ Reubens Mrs. Zelma Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. C. 5. Sheffield Mrs. Odessa F. Simon Mrs. Ida Bell Singleion Ella Mae and Rosa Single+on Mrs. Rudean Tucker Mr. S. W. Tucker Mrs. Cleofhed ra W. Wa+50n Mr. W. J. Wild: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winley Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Woodson i'vvuuuv QL'XHJTY IS OUR CU:VYIIiR.-'V. Quaiiay i1; mien developmrur. am! fuming 1': HM r'erIam r'rmu'nr of 143mawrdx'r-Dacwwz 55' 1-1,: mr'imm, a ?:?:Equr rm? FIMHE mgam'zmirm in HM? 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RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE OFFERS THE BEST IN LIVE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOUR LISTENING AND DINING PLEASURE Patrons Compliments of Rev. A. T. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Gipson UNIVERSITY STUDIO M's- Margdm Heard Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Howard 829 Beckwi'l'h 51'. Rev. W. A. Johnson Miss Mary Kathleen Jones Ailani'a. Ga. Miss Zelmu Lighffoor . Miss Gretel Yvette Osborne Carl Dickerson. pro. Congrafulafions +0 +he Mrs. Vivian Talbert Osborne I968 Spelman College Mrs. thel POWEII Senior Class