St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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o You We Sincerely Dodicauto ,l Cecil D. Halliburton, Dean of St. Augustine's College, was born in Hickman, Kentucky, in 1900. He did his undergraduate work at Lincoln University CPa.7 from which he received his bachelors degree in 1923. His Master's degree was received from the University of Pittsburgh. and he also holds the diploma of the New York School of Social Work. During the year 1924-1925. he taught in St. Augustines College Preparatory Department. leaving to return in 1930 to the then new St, Augustine's College. He became Dean of the college in 1942. The Dean is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. and editorial writer and columnist for Raleigh's only Negro news- paper, The Carolinifm. He also does a weekly column for the Norfolk Journal and Guide. He is the author of a book. The History of St. Augustine's College. We, the Senior Class of 1947, are more than proud to acquaint the members of St. Augustine's family with these many outstanding qualities of Dean Halli- burton. What we say on this page we say with complete sincerity because he deserves this and even more. To him we owe a debt for the guidance he has given us through the years: he has never failed to give us that advice and guidance that has proved the most advantageous to us. Dean Halliburton, you have been gentle and painstaking when we were most in need of your suport. We are aware of the ungratefulness and utter helplessness we must have exhibited on many occasions, but please believe us when we say that our gratitude knows no bounds. We can never express ourselves on a single page, but as we go out into the world we will endeavor to make use of your every principle and teaching, So, Dean. please allow us to dedicate this our class annual to you in appreciation for all that you have done toward molding us into real men and women. 4

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llforcwor WM 'Gm 555 'W .E w sity QI as A mL 1f a 4754.5 4 TTL 2.91 As we take leave of your cherished and hallowed walls, dear Alma Mater, we feel our hearts filling up with love and our well of knowledge brimming over. It hardly seems that four years have passed. but when we realize the vast store of knowledge and experience that is ours then we know that they have passed indeed. We are now equipped with in- valuable weapons with which to battle our way through the world, and we shall not fail you. We shall surely bring home the victory. We owe and give heartiest and humble thanks to the faculty and staff of St. Augustine's who have contributed so much in their manifold capaci- ties to our development and maturity. We realize that we often appeared to be hopeless and utterly impregnable to your efforts but be ye not de- ceived for our minds are indelibly impressed with your teaching. With all our hearts and everything Within us, we promise to avail ourselves of every opportunity to make ourselves bigger and better alumni of our grand, magnificent and beloved Alma Mater. Success is not won by wishing. but by hard work, bravely done. l 3

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JFAHCTUILTY AND STA lFlF -Wi CECIL D. HALLIBURTON REGINALD L. LYNCH ARTHUR P. CHIPPEY BA., M.A. B.A.. M.A. B.A., M.A. Dean of College Assistant Dean Biology Social Science French Pen Stajjf Adviser LLOYD L. WooDs MABEL M. LATHAM JAMES A. BOYER B.S., Sc.M., Ph.D. B.S. BA., M.A. Head of Chemistry Dean of Women English Department English Senior Class Adviser 5