St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1955 volume:

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In it, we hope to record the progress of every individual, class, organization, and department of the college, and to show our parents, friends, and alumni what we have done in extra-curricular activities. A special feature in this yearbook is the Greek section in color. We are living in great hope that this will be a steppingstone to many more issues of the Falcon. To the patrons and friends who have helped make the publication of this an- nual possible, we express our most sincere appreciation. 2 DEDICATION -. X-v 'N-. THE REVEREND MR. SAMUEL D. RUDDER We, the 1955 graduating class of St. Augustine's College, are honored to have such a rnan of wisdom, consideration, patience, and benevolence as the Reverend Mr. Samuel D. Rudder for our College Chaplain and faculty member. It is therefore to you, sir,with deep reverence and humility that we dedi- cate the1955 Falcon . 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Q gig-5.-gg Y 1,- i w--19 gsstsi - .-- Sa FIRST ROW: Mrs, Doris E, Ball, Elementary Educationg Mr, Richard E, Ball, Business Administrationg Mrs, Leona R, Barnes, House Directressg Dr, James A, Boyer, English, SECOND ROW: Mr, James A. Boykin, History, Mr, Fred I,Carnage,Business LawgDr, David Y, P, Chou, Chemistryg Mrs, Seleah B, Clark, House Directress, THIRD ROW: Miss Lois J, Coleman, Dietitian, Mrs,Ju1ia A, Delany, Englishg Mr,William H, Delaney, Englishg Mrs, I, L, Dickens, Dean of Women, FOURTH ROW: Mrs, Margaret A, Glascoe, Supervisor of Laundryg Mr, Christopher C, Gray, Dean of Meng Mrs, Margaret L, Hayes, Business Administration, Mr, Wilson B, Inborden, Mathematics. 9 off 3 Alix -I 5 fi' -M, fc' fm Q-A ..,' E ,., 1 A fs 5, . f , O' Mi' I 9342, , me 1 .. 1. 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R ' i- ' 11- . A.. rg, 5, -. , . ' ., r , fx. ' 4. .Z , V. W ' , Q, Q , X FWS .i ' N 4 ,J X I J v r- ie ' f . , , ur FIRST ROW: Mr, Gordon L, West, Secondary Education, Mrs, Irene E, Wingate, Business Administrauong Mrs, Catherine H,Winters, Library Seienceg Mr, James F. Wise, Art, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Mable B, Wright, Secretary to Presidemg Dr, Elmer C, Schwerrrnan, History, Celia Davidson, Music, 11 ,690 Q9 THE FALCON STAFF JESSE R, ROBINSON Vice-President Mi fffn 60x 595 MARSELLETTE H. BAKER 1 -.P Secretary K lr in Vx ,- .M- SENIOR OFFICER P E 6 1- 3 5' WILSON MCDOWELL Presrdem ARTHUR J. TAPLETT Treasurer JAMES P. LOCKHART Business Manager 14 K-.n. ' William Alston All that l am and all that l hope to be, lowe to my darling mother, Physical Educationg B.A. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternityg Football Tearng Baseball Teanig Track Team, Vanilla Anderson As a man thinketh, is he, Health -- Physical Educa- riong B,A. Zeta FhiBeta Sororityg Phys- ical Education Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Big Sisters' Clubg Altar Guild, lxlarsellette H. Baker Life is what one makes it, Sociologyg B,A, Alpha Kappa Mug Alpha Kappa Deltag Sigma Rho Sigmag Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Who's Who. 7 Willie Battle, Jr, Be so great in whatever field you may endeavor, that you will fear the ability ol' no man, Sociology -- Social Studies: B.A. Student Councilg Pen Staffp Pan-Hellenic Councilg Phi Beta Sigma FraternitygSigma Rho Sigmag Alpha Kappa Deltag Social Science Clubg Who's Whog Editor, Year- bookg Track Teamg Manager, Football Teamg President, Freshmen Classg Student Legislative Delegate. sv , X . .-if t, . ,fc g.. '.,4.s. . ,. - v- S+. 1' 4 xgxjx . F Jil at fl Xa 'Q 'li-r Y f x , X . W 5 .2 ., 5.,. ,.t,.,W: . , xi s 99- ss! XXI' of 3 N C3 -if JAUW' ,vw 4?10,,,vfA xx, 4 ,av Vai 3 YL Maureen D, Anderson To thine ownself be true. Elementary Educationg B,A, Big Sisters' Clubg Social Committecg Altar Guildg Usher Guild, Rosa J, Andrews It's not the point to hit the star, but it is necessary to aim for tt, Natural Scienceg B,S, Choral Clubg Social Science Clubg Dramatic Clubg Big Sisters' Clubg Charm Clubg Ivy Leaf Club, Evangeline P, Basnight Not to conquer, but to ex- cel. Sociology -- Social Studiesg B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Social Science Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Big Sisters'Clubg Cheer Leaders, Beatrice Bright-Davies Wisdom comes from the mouths of babes and suck- lings. Health -- Physical Educa- tiongB,A. Alpha Kappa Mug Altar Guildg Big Sisters' Clubg Canterbury Clubg Charm Clubg Choral Clubg College Choirg Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Dramatic Clubg Who's Whog Yearbook Staff. William E, Brodie He that spitteth against the wind spitteth in his own face, Biology -- Mathematicsg B.S, Omega Psi Phi Fraternityg Beta Kappa Chig Alpha Kappa Mug Pan-Hellenic Councilg Student Councilg Pen Staffg Falcon Staffg Dramatic Club, Sarah M, Chapple Live for tomorrow, for to- morrow is forever, Commercial EducationgB,A. Valonia Collins Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you. Health -- Physical Educa- tiong B,A, Advisor, Charm Clubg Big Sisters' Clubg Pyramid Clubg Miss Homecomingug Bas- ketball, Richard Elliott Life is what you make it, Natural Scienceg B.S, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, lit 453 f mlb' X fi A if if 'su L . as. in .r K fit 5 - ,. 'f'3Q'f'Y.3 , sum -- It 3,--Q... , - ' . y ' I, , . if - ,Q .vs ' , ,qv ' , gf '- . 'K t v 4 of 'ire ..,.w...aq QW. . r 5' :Y f in J' , ,s ,. ,V-I fx Lx l ,-.,' X 3 579155911 X x Svfmtl, f -1 vw , err? if .P 2 W' 'V A' ,J 4- fm 1 c s . - K ss- .... 16 N ty' 'N use 'Y' bf Ruby Campbell It is costly wisdom that is bought by experience, Commercial EducationgB,A Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororityg Choral Clubg Chapel Choirg Canterbury Clubg Pan-Hel- lenic Councilg Big Sisters' Clubg Yearbook Staff. Rosa L. Cogdell All that I am and all that I hope to be, I owe to my angel mother, Elementary Educationg B,A, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,Can- terbury Clubg Dramatic Clubg Big Sisters' Clubg Curricu- lum Council, Estelle V, DeBose Nothing worthwhile is ever accomplished without pas- sion, Elementary Eclucationg B,A, Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Big Sisters' Club, Molly S, Ferrell A little learning is a dan- gerous thingg drink deep or taste not the puritan spring. Commercial EducationgB.A, Tin Sadie M. Fields what we become is our gift to God 'Y' YN, N What we are is God's gift to ilisiqggt-f' fig, V' x f gr- Q ,ii ' US, ,-9 y 3 x Sociology -- Social Studies- B.A. Zeta Phi Beta Sororityg Pan- Hellenic CouncilgSocialSci- ence Clubg Executives' Clubg Big Sisters' Clubg Canterbury Club. Azella I. Foster . On the violin of life, play the chord of success. Pre-Social Workg B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Sigma Rho Sigmag Alpha Kappa Deltag Big Sisters' Clubg Executives' Clubg Social Science Club, Phillip O. Hand Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Pre-Medicalg B.S. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternityg FootballTeamg Track Teamg Social Committeeg Athletic Councilg Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, Cynthia Harris 'All that I am and all that I hope to be, I owe to my darling mother. Elementary Educationg B.A. Big Sisters' Clubg Charm Ax' wx Pig: ' qv' ,f .Q rg-Q . '.Q i 4,,a......4 y 'Sl Trng 'ft N 5 Vi '- v as' i is W ,, x X1 C 'S gt. . r--- -..,. xx xf ,V .D Wulf Shit - aa se . V ff it .--..,,.-bl me-,., KN ' Clubg Basketball, .4- -r 3 x E X . ' , xg R I ,SQ :H.:v-.411 V. 9 We he ' 'I ,ls 4- ' a V H ' th' - y. 2 1 Mable Forte Ever looking forward, never backward, Elementary Educationg B.A. Doris J. Gibson All that I am or hope to be, l owe to my angel mother, English -- Sociologyg B.A. Big Sisters' Club: Social Sci- ence ClubgCurriculum Coun- cilg Dramatic Clubg Future Teachers of America. Sarah V. Harding To be rather than to seem. Commercial Education: B.A. Charm Clubg Canterbury Clubg Big Sisters' Clubg Fu- ture Teachers of America, Lettie J. Harris 'Cast thou bread upon the waterg thou shall find it after many days, Elementary Educationg B.A. Mary Harry 'Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you. Social Scienceg B.A. Social Science Club, Delois High Were I to live my life again, I should live it as I have donegl should neither com- plain of the past nor fear for the future. Elementary Educationg B,A, Robert W. Ingraham lt is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt, Health -- Physical Educationg B.A. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternityg Pan-Hellenic Council, Nellie Johnson 'All that I am and ever ho e P to be, I owe to my darling mother and father, Sociology -- Social Scienceg B.A. Big Sisters'Clubg Social Sci- ence Club. ..t. di ,avo- Q Q,-.- b-.ff -' -on sp 1 'H 1 sit., N ' 'Y f V' 2 ..F '! 'Q , , 'ff ,Q 2 all ' ww-....,9,-'N' - V -..,,,f , - .:- ,fi-x'-by - .1 .V wah . . s .-, s H . -'15 v 9. 1 -' J 'V' W r 3' E was l I - 71 xr ' AR ' .6 W t N ,f ,afams awl A199 I W , . s . . ' .4 M Y-gave , 'xg x ' ', I ' 1--rn., 1 4 by -0'4 R- 6' I y 32 'JI if ff 1 A ,,, 1-- 6 '5- . -Q-ze 9 as N.. X 5.-gg :t-, ' ms. rv it -:-' ' 'V' ' g .. 34 as , .,,v vas 'x 'mmf' I . , 3 fs.. -'W' V gf 43 , Winn I ' . s ww... ' 'X . 7Vi 1, Nl ., ',. it V! K, 'I f I, fbi , 'I J qt A' r L V: ' . '1 ,fy . Lv e,..-- U' , W. 'C' 1 I A N , . V' Vg-if 4 ' -1 . Halcy Haywood Give every man thine ear, but few voiceg take each man's censure, but reserve thy judgement, Elementary Educationg B.A. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Loree Hines It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Elementary Educationg B.A. Zeta Phi Beta Sororityg Big Sisters' Club: Canterbury Club. Fannie M, James All that I amor hope to be- come, I owe to my sweet mother, Elementary Educationg B.A. Big Sisters' Club. Pattie V. Johnson To thine ownself be true. Elementary Educationg B.A. Dramatic Club. .-M.,-' .Q f. -ui Doris E, Jones Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you, Elementary Educationg B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Captain, Cheering Squad, Pan-Hellenic Council, Big Sisters' Club, Commie Landis I have no way of judging the future but by the past. Social Science -- Basic Busi- ',1'w . 'sf dl, ' - T' va fax I ,Nl digg, ..:. A sf? li 501 ,fp ness, B.A. , , if , 'f . 4'- 4 Telza L, Lee g , ' .X 5 Success comes to those who ' A ' M F wait. 'We ,, 'l gg V Commercial Education, B.A. x ' Big Sisters' Club, . V 1 Q, ' ,. --A : Q 1: i M , af, 1 - vm it Q sq F.-1-QQ, Al -- 5, li '-'-' -71.1 in My ir Celestia D, Lynch -f E i 'The challenge of tomor- ' J 1 row, My . s Music -- EnglishgB,A. 'N 541' A Q 'W Choral Club, Big Sisters' '3- Club: Delta Sigma Theta 'ef' ' is , ' ,y Sorority, Adviser, Freshmen Charm Club, Yearbook Staff. i its x -ef , 'iianndi 9 - , is A-ov, . .w:'Qi ':t , , gaff v W Q sf-si. : 19 L gig. Louise Jordan We live in deeds, not years, in thoughts, not breaths, in feelings, not in figures on a dial. We should count time by heart-throbs. He most lives, who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best, Elementary Education, B,A, Curriculum Council, Social Committee. Josephine Leach Troub1e endures for a night, but joy comes in the morn- ing, Elementary Education, B.A. Canterbury Club, Charm C1ub,Big Sisters'Clubg Year- book Staffg Achronian Club. James P, Lockhart What we are is God's gift to usp what we become is our gift to God, Chemistry -- Mathematicsg B,S, Choir, Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- temityg Canterbury Club, Layreaderg Student Council, Wilson McDowell 'All that I am and hope to be, I owe to my mother and teachers. Health -- Physical Education, B.A. 'Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Usher Guild 3 Basketball, Football, Track: Tennis, Athletic Council, Student Council, President, Senior Class. Rosa Mclntosh All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my darling parents. Commercial Educationg B.A. Big Sisters' Clubg Pryamid Club, Dramatic Clubg Future Teachers of America, Ulysses Madison Not at the top, but climb- ing, Physical Education -- Biol- ogy: B.A. La mpodas Club. Edna G. Mitchell Follow the pathg not the travelers. Sociology-- Social Science, B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Social Science Clubg Future Teachers of America, Big Sisters' Club, Susie B. Moore 'Trust no future, howe'er Qgfg gss, 1 st - 10 kv ' airy 1 I - ,an Q 1 ...M , ,B 24 X sua?-W.-..g., 1' ', . 'gf ' , Saw 4. 2 .Q .. -:W , .. '1 I -'WTA' gss,1ga,1's , ,X 0- W ,Ng 11 XL pleasant, x - ,W H J Natural Science, B.S. Big Sisters' Club, fi' Emma B. McNeil 'When duty whispers low, I must reply, 'I can'. Social Studies -- Sociologyg B.A. Big Sisters' ClubgSocial Sci- ence Clubg Future Teachers of America. Ann Y, Mitchell Be not simply good, but good for something. Music -- Englishg B.A. Choral Club, Big Sisters' Clubg Student Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Alpha Kappa Mug Inter-Dormitory Councilg Phi Kappa Alpha, Student Standards of Conduct Committee. 5 .. Ysfhw' r ,'jfz'J3 QV' x Matilda Moore , ' ' V ' -f if, 5 Where there is a will, there if ,A isaway. ' ' ,N r M 19 '5 ' ' Biology -- Social Scienceg J . 3 B.A. - rr Y ' -' Sigma Gamma Rho Sororityg '- ' ' , M... Alpha Kappa Mug Beta Kappa gf' Xi, , Chi, Who's Whog Dramatic 5 WA Club, Canterbury Club. A 1- -1-is gym ,'-4 , '- Lurena E. Morgan . ' - jiri ' -' There isso much good in the g X ' worstof us and so much bad K in the best of us, that it f W, N W' hardly behooves any of us to A talk about the rest of us, ,Q ,.- K Commercial Educationg B.A. - we A-:J 20 rt.f.-us-r . 11 wi Herbert A, Oldham l came,I saw,I conquered, Health -- Physical Education: B.A. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Varsity Captain: Basketball: Football: Track, Leo L. Oxley. Jr. Chemistry -- Mathematics: B.S. Choral Club: Science Club: Executives Club: Student Council: Curriculum Coun- cil: Asst, Chapel Organist: Social Committee: Yearbook Staff: Alpha Kappa Mu: Beta Kappa Chi: Who 's Who: Alpha PhiA1pha Fraternity: Student UNCF Representative. Hillard Parker 'The greatest health is wealth, Health -- Physical Education: B.A. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Football Team: Track Team: Student Council: Yearbook Staff: A th 1 e t i c Council: Social Committee. Joseph Perry 'Properly cultivate the seed of ambition, and success is inevitable, Commercial Education -- English: B.A. Q 52' I if sae' y, Y -. E , ,5 fa '-Nz: 'iii Q - ,i,:? fft'i 94 R 5..,,..-4 -v---u X -s..4l4' 6177 .lim Q...-E is :g .Q ky' P ox' Q Vl-im' .s .gs f .. ,iiil-1E,?:i 6Zi 'k:-. 4 1' Lawrence A. Overton Chemistry -- Mathematics: B.S. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Pan-Hellenic Council, Agnes K, Parker What we are is our gift from God: what we become is our gift to God. Commercial Education -- English: B.A. Phi Kappa Alpha. Eloise Perry 'Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you, Commercial Education: B.A. Big Sisters' Club: Canterbury Club: Sec., Pen Staff. Patricia Perry Elementary Education: B.A. Vertie Poole Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so Elementary Educationg B,A. Mary V, Ridley There are too many people praying mountains of diffi- culty will be removed, when what they really need is courage to climb them. Commercial Educationg B.A. Jesse R. Robinson I shall press on, for God leads, and life holds bless- ings untold, Yes, l shall leap from crag to crag up and on forlife to the full is mine, Social Science -- English -- l-listoryg B,A, Social Science Clubg Drama- tic Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Phi Kappa Alphag Sigma Rho Sigma. Hazel Sampson 'Strive not to equal, but to excel. Natural Scienceg B,S. Dramatic Clubg Canterbury Club. yd ,.f ,d ri ! 9 4 -'W ,Vaal i '- -V If A 5' v H4 ,ir ..,., 4' -it af A fi 1, g - 5, , . if K :ai l . . , R. Q ., ,,. -if ,f 'il James H, Revis A little learning isa danger- ous thingy drink deep or taste not the puritan spring, English -- Historyg B.A, Pen Staff. Doris A. Roane Not at the topg but climb- ing. Commercial Education: B,A, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dorothy Rollins All that I am or hope to be, I owe to my darling mother, Commercial Educationg B.A, ,E - :IJ - NIA ww i -.- 's' - W - Big sisters' Club. ' iilx I' ii wk 9' i' -.Q-' .f ,-, Y! 22 r- ' w Doris M, Scott A1l that Iam and hope ro be, I owe to my parents, Elementary Educationg B.A, Charm Clubg Big Sisters' Club. ,,.u 41145.41-si. - - Marie Sherrod 'What peaceful hours I once enjoyed, how sweet their memory stillg But they have left an aching void, the world can never fill. y French -- Englishg B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Alpha Kappa Mug Phi Kappa Alphag Who's Whog Curricu- lum CouncilgChoral Societyg Big Sisters' Clubg Charm Clubg Student Council: Sec., Freshmen Classg Yearbook Staffg Altar Guildg Personnel Committeeg Executives' Clubg Corr, Sec., Sr, Class: Pan-Hellenic Councilg Soc, Comm. Arthur J, Taplett Seek ye first the kingdom of heaven and all things will be added unto you. Englishg B.A. President, Regional Canter- bury Commissiong Choirg Layreaderg Dramatic Clubg Who'sWhog Phi Kappa Alphag Football: Basketball: Base- ball. Gladys A, Townes Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, Elementary Educationg B.A. Big Sisters' Clubg Dramatic Club, Rosa A. Walker 'Science is nothing but train- ed and organized common sense, differing from the latter only as a veteran may differ from a raw recruit, Biology -- Chemistryg B.A. Charm Clubg Natural Science Clubg Pen Staffg Pan-Hel- lenic Councilg Big Sisters' Clubg Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Alpha Kappa Mug Beta Kappa Chip Who's Whog Cheering Squad, . 6- 'rs ' ., V 'A T 2. ':':'-'f ggl' '.x ' . 5.15 ff -Q , '- .yt .Q ' ' .. g K wi i ' . its ,-9, -'fi OR if ' 'W ff ' . 9.11 .lf nbxs' 's S' X N, . gif p I -- f av? :K t -t rg .5 K as , T 4--If af- '. 114.45 fs-at N o-N A- 4 fda-. ' N, vo? - 'sw X Ya'-.3 -5.- , .sm l A wl'.,J5 X- ,ws Awfur, lar ft- -5 , ff, 17 rv' Joyce M, Smith Do all the good you can in all the ways you can, to all the people you can, just as long as you can, Elementary Educationg B.A. Mary Thompson Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you, Elementary Educationg B.A. Sarah C, Virgo 'Full many a flower is born to blush unseen and waste its sweetness on the desert air, English -- Social Studiesg B, A. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororityg Sigma Rho Sigmag Alpha Kappa Deltag Phi Kappa Alphag Alpha Kappa Mug Who's Whog Yearbook Staff: Social Science Clubg Public Relations. Thelma M, Washington All thatl and all that I hope to be. I owe to my darling mother, Commercial Educationg B.A. Zeta Phi Beta Sororityg Edi- tor, Campus Calendarg Alpha Kappa Mug Pan-Hellenic Council: Big Sisters' Clubg Charm Clubg Curriculum Councilg Who's Who, Mattie L, Wiggins Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. Elementary Education: B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Future Teachers of Americag Big Sisters' Club, Gertha R. Williams Not to equal, but excel, Elementary Educationg B,A. Canterbury Clubg Big Sisters' Club. I-fe ',vV, .:, gtzxlvg:-s 1- . 5- .f - D ' We if N AA il. , 9 li W, 'f ,s . 'fs Y iii ! Q ':i i -15' Y 'ex Q, an 'Vx 'sa a-fs' - f'1c'4'.' ' I fl ' I-, - - gknn . f N ... o .32 W,--Q ,I - if 4 Z -2 4.-'?'y4x h' 'I 1 a . ii, 3-'r5 In l- ,gf-it X M :ggi E., lf 'tw M -. - .Y . fb i15l'....f'2fIri Marjorie J. Wilkins 'Love and desire are the spirit's wings to great deeds. Natural Scienceg B.S, Canterbury Clubg Social Sci- ence Clubg Choral Clubg Big Sisters' Clubg Pen Staffg Ivy Leaf Clubg Altar Guild, Hazel Chapman 5 It 3 A-c'.:. 'ting 445' ' ul' ' ' - SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 2- 2.i-63. X .Y is-:X fl U at . 4.1 ,Q-1 ' A . 2 V' gre.. '-7 .N ' 8, Best Looking Best Lookmg lv Most Conceited Most Attractive 'fig , N' 1 Most Dramatic Most Dramatic rx VJ F , 4' ,f is.. V N f ., ,512 fif- if-a . ' A ,gift , l ah I Lf: ..bl.m x.L fur., ' irsuittz 3 , 4 -'fx' l 57,51 Q14 fy w ' I L . S XFAN ,,.., x Best Dressed Best Dressed B' Q, 't y Most Co-operative ' ev I, 9 Neatest t 4 ' K' . ng. ii.. X X x - .!'41'i A 515 ., ' ,, A 'fillk r. ui t. 1 - ' - -Igxl -- Af' ,,-N fx .J 9 QF' Most Popular Most Popular 'r ag.. wi Frtendliest 'D 19 5 ' , Q5 Best Dancer , ,M ' ' : 'Q A Q 'A f -re' A V . f ' Most Qutet Most Quiet 'V fl '+-.A n 1...-Q. f .11 W A Q 25 ,za if me .G--- . T Best All-Round Most Athletic Best All-Round q.,. Q t . iv. Most Fickle-Minded Nr' P 5' ' wr,,f.' 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Anderson, Maureen D., 213 Manchester Street, Wil- son, N. C. Anderson, Vanilla,2410 Elmwood Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Andrews, Rosa J.: E, 3rd Street, Robersonville, N, C. Baker, Marsellette, 8-F CarverCourts,Kinston, N, C, Basnight, Evangeline, 705 Walker Avenue, Elizabeth City, N. C. Battle, Willie, 405 Lane Street, Wilson, N. C. Bright-Davies, Beatrice, 414 N. Sapodilla Avenue, West Palm Beach, Fla. Brodie, William E., 909 E. Green Street, Wilson, N. C. Campbell, Ruby Lee, Route 1, Box 304, Chadbourn, N. C. Chapman, Hazel,Route 1, Box 207-A, Vanceboro, N. C. Chapple, Sarah M., 723 Cedar Street, New Bern, N. C. Cogdell, Rosa Lee,Route 2,Box 398, St, Paul's, N. C. Collins, Valonia, Route 2, Box 303, Hampton, Va. DeBose, Estelle,305 N.W. 8th Street, Gainsville, Fla. Elliott, Richard, 920 4th Street,N,, Birmingham, Ala, Ferrell, Molly Seawell, Route 5, Raleigh, N, C, Fields, Sadie, 1409 Davis Avenue, Mobile, Ala, Forte, Mable, 424 7th Street, Smithfield, N. C. Foster, Azella I., 403 N, W, Sth Street, Gainsville, Fla. Gibson, Doris, 523 Brown Street, Elizabeth City, N. C. Hand, Phillip O., 1727W, Master Street, Philadelphia 21, Pa, Harding, Sarah, Pleasant Hill, North Carolina Harris, Cynthia, Route 2, Box 67, Oxford, N. C, Harris, Lettie J.: 307 S. Tarboro Road, Raleigh, N. C. Harry, Mary E.,Route 2, Box 226, Roanoke Rapids, N, C. Haskins, Gloria, St, Augustine's College, 1009 At- lantic St., Wilson, N. C, Haywood, Halcy, Route 5, Box 91-D, Raleigh, N. C.: Same High, Delois, 2 Granville Terrace, Raleigh, N. C. Ingraham, Robert, 1842 N. W. 73rd Street, Miami, Florida, James, Fannie, 1209 Goff Street, Norfolk, Virginia, Johnson, Nellie, 522 Shearin Street, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Johnson, Pattie, 1202 Gatling Street, Raleigh, North Carolina, Jones, Doris, 501 S. Harrison Street, Richmond, Vir- ginia. Jordan, Louise, 203 S, Tarboro Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. Landis,Commie,301 W. South Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. Leach, Josephine, Post Office, Box 625, Laurinburg, North Carolina. Lee, Telza L., 721 Church Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. Lockhart, James P., 900 Kelly Street, La Grange, Georgia. Lynch, Celestia D., 206 Tyson Street, Greenville, North Carolina. McDowell, Wilson, 816 W. Polk Street, Charlotte 6, North Carolina. Mclntosh, Rose,Post Office,Box 374, Pinehurst, North Carolina. McNeil, Emma, 280 Waverly Avenue, Newark, New Jersey. Madison, Ulysees, 206 East Main Street, Dillon, South Carolina, Mitchell, Ann Yvonne, 813 Ransey Street, Fayette- ville, North Carolina. Mitchell, Edna G., 810 W. Walnut Street, Wilson, North Carolina, Moore, Matilda, Route 1, Box 146, Scranton, N, C. Moore, Susie B., P, O, Box 98, Robersonville, N. C. Morgan, Lurena, 619 Chamberlain Street, Raleigh, N. C. Oldham, Herbert, 709 West Main Street, Bowling Green, Ky. Overton, Lawrence A., 121 E. Church Street, Eden- ton, N. C. Oxley, Leo L., 1113 E. Morgan Street, Raleigh, N, C. Parker, Agnes K., 7 Dare Terrace, Chavis Hts, Raleigh, N. C. Parker, Hillard, Route 2, Box 4, Richlands, N. C. Perry, Eloise, Route 1, Box 91, Knightdale, N. C. Perry, Joseph, 818 E. Martin Street, Raleigh, N. C. Perry, Patricia, Route 2, Franklinton, N. C. Poole, Vertie, 309 Carver Street, Raleigh, N. C. Revis, James, 715 Church Street, Raleigh, N. C. Ridley, Mary V.,312 Bledsoe Avenue, Raleigh, N. C, Roane, Doris, Templemans, Virginia Robinson, Jesse, Route 1, Box 111-A, Stokes, N. C, Rollins, Dorothy, 110 Lincoln Court, Raleigh, N. C. Sampson, Hazel, Route 1, Box 360, Clinton, N. C, Scott, Doris, Box 177, Winton, N. C. Sewell, Robert, B-39 Washington Terrace, Raleigh, N. C. Sherrod, Marie, 20 Gill Street, New Haven, Conn. Smith, Joyce M., Method, North Carolina Taplett, Arthur J., 201 Sandford Street, New Bruns- wick, N. J. Thompson, Mary, 341 Gray Street, Durham, N. C, Townes, Gladys, Garysburg, North Carolina Virgo, Sarah G., St. Augustine's College, Raleigh, N. C. Walker, Rosa, 3112 West 139th Street, Robbins, Illi- nois Washington, Thelma Mae, Route 2, Box 398, St, Pauls, N, C, Wiggins, Mattie, Route 6, Box 52, Greenville, N. C. Wilkins, Marjorie,316West Hill Street, Charlotte, N. C. Williams, Gertha R.,Route 1, Box 37,0ak City, N. C. Hines, Loree, Route 1, Box 40, Hoffman, N. C. x V1 ' r 4, a V,-uasnuuxv-lxqj. rw., . .... -WY-f --w , 1: mm. i A .. ww -wh -1 R 5 ' X S F ...,. ...MW -if . . .sam . wx Q.-Q Q ' K QNX ' ,U 2, ,Milk . K, ,,., , ..,,.,,.,. - , ,., NWN. .,K. 1 L M 1:1-,smEmx..h.. . .X V . a 'Sw .5 A ' , jf? mx S, ' X XS i I an S W . FE . . -M lg' as .fx sl . I X E Y! 1: 3: is ,sl i N. ...Nmwv-W -.X x X . X Q Q X -xmq-w . - .gm N wmw1,w,,,.,,..,,......,.... 29 3 ,ff P1 wt 1, iw v 2 +mW W . 11,104 ,5w.V21,-f . Q' fi-We , f ' 1 5. ' -1 : -. f 'V I , .,,:1, 'ggigf AQ- J A A 3 I '?I'f2?f15. 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DAVIS BROWN MCDOWELL I I : OLDHAM A LL-CIA A SCORE BOARD North Carolina College Shaw University Smith University St. Pau1's Poly. Tech. Elizabeth City Teacher Winston-Salem Bluefield State Deleware State 's Col. HANDS WASHINGTON RICHARDS PARKER 25 13 9 'B Wd an ,us . ,emu mai, If 'Wy E 56 jim? .. .Jq 'f ,, x 1 ,. - 1 . . -I .: ' ..Q-ggi' nl'-'gnnnnifazai -'-'BW' ' -- 5-K ' .ag-1-esqf 1 ,fi -.j ' -vague . Q , II- - . . ,. . 1 W A: , In gghaef Q - Ss: A + - L M 4 , y-5 1 -.- 1 - ,'I.Lf,4, FH, ., A ' A ' -- f' 4 1'- 5 wif, 1 3, . ff I . av.. .1-1, 'A ar' f '-A a '-5 H f P K in -V f'u1- f 1' 45 :f3'N' 4 -' pl-V -ni , '-'. r . ,Q -' , . .. I x J P. , . 1 .. as rx f 7, ' 3 . YR 'L U W '-1 al 77 7 70 'b Q G E L: 'sg,,, R. im PM .L l Q- 003611 . -M' -nn -Ill! W air'- .mu .W 3- f Alf' T- 'J ',.'.'-I - L.-. 31 V i 1, ,U Y 1 , w 1 l w I w 0 I f 1 1 v ' 1 H 47 .V TM' ,-'TJW1 , ,..eU5,:a.L. . .4 1 A -. , -'--1'--A - - - ' MAY DAY I -..-H 54' in js 'I 'ff- I 1' F M ' , -' . ' an Y A U 5'5W':5-'G -iw.: ' X - -'Y 2 5 f- ' - :YE wit. M.. M ,Jil 1, ,.... ,M- 0 Nr QT 199 J A Y LAX L' OXLEY X sum MA GM 58 CLASS HISTORY What peaceful hours we once enjoyed--a chant that will become more famil- iar to us as the years go steadily by, and our thoughts turn again and again to the blissful, carefree years we spent here at St. Augustine's. Let us review these years, and recall every incident lest we lose the enchantment of each precious moment. Timidly and with a flush of green, 120 new faces appeared on the campus of St. Augustine's College on September 17, 1951. These were the prospective members of the Class of 1955 and with this objective in mind the freshman un- packed their bags and set forth boldly to make their presence known and felt. Their efforts were thwarted and spirits cooled by the proficient and learned up- perclassmen, who were unimpressed except by the green on their faces. Within a short time, we became accustomed to our new way of life and be- gan to get into the swing of things. We elected an able body of class officers, headed by Horace Wade. Freshmen joined the choir, the choral club, dramatic guild, Greek-letter organizations, the brotherhood of St. Andrew, etc. We iden- tified ourselves academically, too, for the Freshmen class had the best repre- sentation on the Dean's list. Our attendant to Miss St. Augustine's that year was V. Collins. None of us will ever forget our talent night when we discovered that among us were such gifted artists as Doris Marie Scott and Vanilla Anderson. During this year, Herbert Oldman distinguished himself by being elected Athlete of the Year. Hillart Parker, Phillip Hand, William Alston, Wilson McDowell and others maintained rigid training schedules as they struggled to keep their berths on the football team. After a year and a summer, we had become adjusted to college routine and return in the fall of 1952 more determined than ever to reach our goal. We were fewer in number, however, missing such persons as Nancy Boyd, Daisy McMan- us, Patricia Fryar, Lerlene Higgs, Horace Wade, Katherine Gordon, Hilda Pur- vis, Jean McDaniels, Katie McCoy, Dorothea Wilder, Inez Knox and Janet Bows- er. Of course, their loss was compensated for by Janet Sames, Elouise Perry, Genora Lassiter, Susie Moore, Doris Gibson, Nellie Johnson, Jesse Robinson, MaryRidley, Joseph Perry, Doris Roane, Emma McNeil, LaVern McCommings and Annie Ruth Monk. Our Class officers, headed by Willie Battle, set forth to again lead us through a successful year. Again, we were well represented on the Dean's list and in the various activities of the college. Arthur Taplett was elected President of the Regional Canterbury Commission aposition which he held for two years. ln the court of beauty, our freshman year Valonia Collins, sophomore year, Gladys Townes was our attendant, junior year, Evangeline Basnight succeeded Gladys Townes as our Attendant to Miss St. Augustine's . Evidently the rigorous training schedule that Herbert Oldham, Hillard Park- er, Wilson McDowell and Phillip Hand stuck to was to their own advantage, for they were still members of the football squad and basketball team. This was St. Augustine's great year in basketball. We were runners-up in the CIAA Tour- nament, our Coach, Mr. R. D. Moore was elected Coach of the Year, and our Freshman player, Clarence Burks, was elected Most Valuable Player. At the President's Assembly, some members of our class again distinguished themselves by receiving certificates of merit for their participation in and con- tribution to the affairs of the college. At the close of this year, we left for home with the hope of returning the next year as sophisticated Juniors. As before, we were fewer in number, but we still remained strong in the spirit of determination, and determined we were. Ten of our classmates were tapped by Alpha Kappa Mu, Four by Phi Kappa Alpha, Five by Sigma Rho Sigma, Five by Alpha Kappa Delta. These students were Sarah Virgo, Azella Foster, 61 ' -.iw-.' Willie Battle, Rosa Walker, Marsellette Baker, Beatrice Bright-Davies, Leo Ox- ley, Thelma Washington, Marie Sherrod, Matilda Moore, James Lockhart and William Brodie. Our President that year was Wilson McDowell. St. Augustine's College did not go to the tournament this year, but as before Herbert Oldham was all-conference and through the efforts of Hillard, Wilson McDowell, Phillip Hand and others, we had a successful year in football. The dramatic club gave numerous successful presentations of The Robe . Jesse Robinson and Arthur Taplett from our class played leading roles. Pattie Johnson was the leading lady. Behind the scenes, Doris Gibson and Rosa An- drews applied the necessary makeup. This year, we elected Evangeline Basnight to attend Miss St. Augustine's. Aesthetically Leo Oxley played his rendition of Dream of Olwen on the Stars of Tomorrow show, while politically, Willie Battle introduced a bill to the State Legislature. Mr. Oxley also represented St. Augustine's College at the UNCF Conference in Washington, D.C.. Doris Lynch visited Virginia as our repre- sentative to the Women's Federate Convention. With the end of our Junior year drawing near, we began to feel anxious and elated at the prospect of being The Upperclassmen, and Dignified Seniors. When the fall of 1954 arrived, we returned, eager to complete our course of studies and take our places as alumni of St. Augustine's College. We again elected Wilson McDowell President. Other officers were Jesse Robinson, V. Pres.: Marsellette Baker, Recording Sec.g Marie Sherrod, Corr. Sec.g Arthur Taplett, Treas.g and James Lockhart, Business Manager. Willie Battle was elected editor of the year. We appointed Doris Lynch and Yvonne Mitchell to compose the class song, Arthur Taplett to write the Prophecyg Azella Foster and Marie Sherrod to write the class history and Beatrice Bright-Davies to write the class poem. Yvonne Mitchell and Arthur Taplett were newcomers to the honor societies. Willie Battle, Marsellette Baker, Beatrice Bright-Davies, Thelma Washington, Sarah Virgo, Matilda Moore, Rosa Walker. Arthur Taplett, Leo Oxley and Marie Sherrod were elected to membership in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Our region of Alpha Kappa Mu was presided by our own Leo Oxley. During our senior year, the office of Student Council President gained much dignity under the leadership of James Lockhart and our senior representatives, Yvonne Mitchell and Leo Oxley very ably interpreted our wishes to our student government. - In the world of sports, Herbert Oldman was elected again all-conference, and he and Hillard Parker worked together as co-captains of the football team. Under their influence, the team saw another successful year. At the CIAA Tournament, our boys though defeated were still unconquered in spirit. On Mother's Day, Yvonne Mitchell and Doris Lynch made their debut at their Senior Recital. Their days of rigid practice were well-spent, for both young ladies rendered music which we will never forget. Doris Lynch also sang on the Stars of Tomorrow Talent Show. To expedite the announcing of bulletins, our class decided to leave to this college, a public address system in the dining hall. Slowly, but surely, the pages of our yearbook began to fall into place. As we looked about us for someone to whom we could dedicate this culmination of our fondest memories, we could think of no one more dear to us than our Chaplain, the Reverend, Father Samuel D. Rudder. As we look back through the years, tears cloud our eyes as we realize the finality of this year. As each tiny memory pushes itself to the foreground, we can truly say--What peaceful hours we once enjoyed--. Historians Marie Sherrod Azella Foster 62 Class of 1955 w I 4 i ,J:1+f,,-,ii- - ...,qu.aL'Azh. 'Fu THE PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF l955 Dear Lockhart, Time really flies doesn't it? It seems as though it were only a year since we left school but this is 1965, and in the next two months we will have our class reunion. Once again we will be renewing friendships from our college days. During the pastfew years, I have been in contact with and met several of our classmates. You will be surprised to learn of the marvelous achievements they have made. They truly have been beacon lights of the high ideals and principles of Saint Augustine's College. Dr. Leo Oxley and his college sweetheart are settled in their Massachusetts mansion. He is the visiting professor at the Harvard Medical School. Soloist Doris Lynch has just given an outstanding recital at the Palladium in London. Yvonne Mitchell has been accompanying her. They both are great. Joseph Per- ry, Agnes Parker, Mary Ridley, and Doris Roane have recently opened one of the finer business schools in the country. Also Drs. William Brodie, Rosa Walker, and Phillip Hand, have just opened up their new research center in Chicago, following their recent discovery of a cure for cancer. Willie Battle is now a very prominent psychologist in New York City. Mrs. Richard Cox, the former Rosa Lee Cogdell, is in her Trenton, New Jersey home raising her eight fine sons. Miss Marsellette Baker recently received her Ph. D. degree from the University of Pennsylvaniag she is now the associate professor at the New York School of Social Work. Gloria Haskins is singing and playing on her own T.V. Showthese days in Los Angeles. Dr. James Revis has just finished another book in the field of History. You know he is professor of History at Columbia University. Marie Sherrod, Professor of French at Yale University, has re- :ently returned from Europe where she had been studying on al-'ulbright Schol- arship. Of course you have been reading about Herbert Oldham's great fetes on the football field. He is one of the finest players in the game. Ulysses Madison and his wife Edna Mitchell as well as Robert Ingraham and his wife Vanilla Ander- son are living on easy street. They own avery fashionable night spot in Detroit. Wilson McDowell and his wife Gladys are teaching at the University of Illinois, where Wilson is also head coach. Miss Thelma Washington is the leading stu- dent in her class at the University of Chicago Law School. Sarah Virgois cur- rently touring Europe and writing numerous novels. Her prolific pen is pro- ducing great material. Azella Foster, a federal social employee, is making an outstanding contri- bution to the community life of the Hawaiian Islands where she is nowemployed. Beatrice Bright-Davies and Valonia Collins are two of the coaches with the American Olympic Team this year. Ruby Campbell and Telza Lee are employed as secretaries on the White House Staff. Halcy Haywood, Delois High, and Loree Hines have just completed a book on Elementary Education. They are all pro- fessors in the field at the University of Minnesota. Hillard Parker, head coach of the University of Southern California, has been having some great seasons out there with his boys. Coach William Alston is working there with him. Dorothy Rollins, Eloise Perry, and Commie Landis are in the real estate business together. They have a lovely office in Philadel- phia. Mrs. Sarah Chapple, once a confidential secretary in the American Le- gation in Rome, has been appointed consul to Liberia, West Africa. I am sure you remember Sarah Harding and Molly Ferrell: well they are secretaries to the American delegation at the United Nations Building in New York. Pattie Johnson is married and has seven healthy boys. In her spare time she writes plays, and has won an Academy Award for one of them. Mary 63 ' j: Thompson is the principal of the largest elementary school in Washington, D. C. She has four of our classmates, Mattie Wiggins, Marie Scott, Patricia Perry, and Louise Jordan working with her. They are employing the very latest tech- niques in elementary education at that school. Do you remember Emma McNeil? Well, she is the librarian at Princeton University. Mable Forte and Vertie Poole are in Paris with Lawrence Overton. They are the owners of a large catering business there. Richard Elliott and his lovely bride have a fabulous home in Germany overlooking the Rhine. He is that country's renowned interior decorator. Cynthia Harris Moseleyis married to that famous basketball player and is living, with their twelve children, in their lovely Chicago home. She must be an adherent to the doctrine Cheaper by the Dozen . The Government has engaged Maureen Anderson, Estelle De- Bose, Doris Jones, and Gladys Townes to do a research project to be presented to the Senate, on the conditions of the elementary schools in Japan. This is part of our foreign aid policy. I am sure that you have heard that Jesse Ray Robinson has been selected as the ambassador to Sweden. Hazel Sampson, Marjorie Wilkins,Gertha Williams, Joyce Smith, Rosa Andrews, and Doris Gibson have just publisheda tremendous volume on the co-relation between the social and natural sciences for Oxford University. The critics say its a great study. Robert Sewell is a top insurance executive with North Carolina Mutual. Rosa Mclntosh is his Secretary. Miss Susie Moore, Hazel Chapman, and Matildia Moore are all doing biological re- search in India for the American Medical Association. Drs. Fannie James, Nellie Johnson, Lettie Harris, and Mary Harry are all doing outstanding work in their fields on the University of Wisconsin Faculty. Lurena Morgan is the secretary to the President of the University of Cam- bridge in Scotland. Dr. Josephine Leach is State Supervisor of Elementary Schools in North Carolina. She received her Ph.D. only last year from the Uni- versity of North Carolina. Our former classmates Evangeline Basnight and Saide Fields are both happily married now and have twenty children. Ten a piece, that is. Well, Dr. Lockhart l will see you at the reunion for you must tell me about the new hospital you have just established on the West Coast. Your former class and roommate, Arthur Taplett ff- Q X' -I M J X ll A gl 64 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of 1955, being in good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testa- ment. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates and our own capable hands and brains to win for us, we do dispose of the same as follows: To our Acting President, Dr. James Boyer, we bequeath our undying love and affection for the guidance and justice he so graciously gave us. To our Deans, Faculty and Staff, we bequeath our sincere love and apprecia- tion for their unfailing kindness and aid. To our Advisor, Mr. Ball, we bequeath our gratitude and thanks for being our rock and mainstay, and wish for him success with other students in years to come. To the Junior Class, our rightful heirs, we leave our most important and valuable properties, our self-satisfaction, our importance, and our wisdom we possess in enormous quantities and we hope that the said gifts will be used with pride. To the Sophomore Class, we bequeath the ability to face and overcome any tasks which confront them before graduation. To our friends, the Freshman Class, we leave the courage to endure any obstacles which they might encounter before they become Seniors. The following may seem trifling bequeaths, but we hope they may be accepted, not as worthless things, lavishly thrown away, but as valuable assets to those who may receive them, and a. continual reminder of the generosity of heart dis- played in our be stowal. Valonia Collins wills to all the girls left behind her Aldean Moore as a Rose to be looked at, and not to be pluckedg to Gladys Bullock to keep the Virginia's smiles going. Rosa Mclntosh wills her ability to take dictation at 150 words a minute to Miriam Cagleg to Betty Byers her heights and her place among the girls in Tut- tle Building. Vanilla Anderson bequeaths her room in Tuttle Building to Joan King and Vivian Davis in hopes they will keep it as clean as she did. Marjorie Wilkins wills to Mary Evelyn Peay a pair of her glasses, hoping that they will enable her to see what she's missing in this big, wide, wonderful world. To Goldie Thomas, Dorothy Rollins wills her position as Secretary to the Athletic department. Rosa Andrews wills George Brodie to the Campus girls tobe seen and heard but not touched. So be itg Her seat in the Drug Store to anyone who feels they are able to occupy it. Azella Foster wills to Carolyn Mackey her ability to stay up all Night and get to her 8 o'clock class, on time the next morningg to Lelia Amons her ability to eat and gain weight. Ruby Campbell wills to her good friends Delois Thomas and Goldie Thomas her pleasing personality and ability to stay out of trouble. 65 fl Rosa Lee Cogdell wills her place in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority to Emma Vicks and Darline Esters. Susie Moore wills to Mildred Baines her exotic walk and may she accomplish by it. Gertha Williams wills room 17, which is directly above Dean Dickens, to Mildred Baines and Lois Jones. Cynthia Harris wills her pleasing personality to Shirley Addison and her Lesson Plans to Lelia Amonsg to Edward Tyler fBu Buy her ability to attend all classes. Marsellette Baker wills to Goldie Thomas her undying devotion to Delta Sig- ma Theta and her room in Tuttle to Delois Thomas. Estelle DeBose wills to Goldie Thomas her ability to attend all Sorority meetings and above all be on time. Lurena Morgan wills to Margaree Jones her ability to get to office Practice every day on time, and eat candy in class without getting caught. Gladys Townes wills her ability to do her Practice Teaching during the sum- mer to Barbara Parker. Hazel Sampson wills her pleasing personality to Patricia Davis and may she use it. Doris Lynch wills her voice to Vivian Davis so that she can be heard in the choir. Molly Ferrell wills Shirley Perry her pleasing personality and ability to get sick everyday in 10:30 classes. Fannie James wills her love for Elementary Education to Doris Burney and wishes her much success. Sadie Fields bequeaths her pleasant s'mile to Lillie Weston and to Helen McClain her position in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Emma McNeil wills to her cousin, Mary Green, her position in the Seniors Class. Beatrice Bright-Davies wills to Ernestine Bullard and Carolyn Mackey her ability to sing and tap dance and to Ilene Moore her ability to grin and bear it. Evangeline Basnight bequeaths her room in Tuttle Building to Eva Sanders in hopes she will keep it as clean as she has. Marie Sherrod bequeaths to Cinda Ann Rowland whatever stamina she may have left after four years of toil in the Dean's office in the hope that it will help to see her through safely and sanely. Nellie Johnson wills to Virgie Basnight her ability to wear heels everyday and may she never suffer from fallen arches as she does. To Peggy Cagel, Maureen Anderson leaves her beautiful legs, hoping in the near future she will receive as many compliments as she has and to Delois Thomas her lasting happiness and pleasing personality among the girls. Doris Gibson wills her seat in Chapel to Evelyn Burwell. Mattie Wiggins wills her personality to Soror Carolyn Mackey. 66 Doris Jones wills to Barbara Mosee her position as Captain of the Cheering Squad and to DeJuanna Browning her ability to be on time to sorority meetings. Willie Battle wills his coolness to Richard Cox, James Clark, and Sidney Smith, also he wills his nickname Check to anyone who deserves it. Lettie Jane Harris wills her Elementary Method Book to Frances Louise Coble. ' To Alma Taylor, Delois High leaves her ability to get along with others. To Janet Schumpert, Leo Gxley leaves his position as Assistant Chapel Or- ganist and to Robert Turner, he leaves his ability to have six successful ex- plosions in the Organic Chemistry Laboratory. Josephine Leach wills to Laura Coy and Mable Brown much love and success in their college work. Joyce Smith wills to James Dawson and Frances Butcher her hard struggle through college with the hope that they will endure to the end. To Iris L. Collins and Catherine B. Woods, Louise Jordan bequeaths her scant store of knowledge and hopes they will add to it and put it to afar greater use than was in her power. Matilda Moore wills her position in Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority to Jeanette Moore and to Ina Holloway her ability to get along with other people. Wilson McDowell wills his ability to get along with everyone to anybody who needs it. To Leon Patton, McDowell wills his ability to keep a smile on his face at all times. Commie Landis bequeaths to James Wooden his favorite instructor, Mr. Richard Ball. If there has been anything commendable in his work, thought, or life at the College, Arthur Taplett wills that to those who would have it. James Lockhart leaves to James Clark part of his devout love and devotion for St. Augustine's college and to all of the Alphas, he leaves part of his love devotion for Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. James Revis wills to James Wooden his ability to understand women. Jesse Robinson bequeaths a portion of his perseverance to Richard Cox and to the Pre-theologians of St. Augustine's Collegeg he wills part of his ability to live a righteous, clean and sober life. lf there is any property of ours which we have not bequeathed,we leave our executors to use as they see fit. Signed this day, Here Witnesseth: Pattie Johnson Te stator Lee Oxley 67 mf' CLASS DA Y EXERCISES. 1 A I ALUMNI LUNCHEON. ? i i I 3 F LQ PRESENTATIGN OF CHECK FOR NEW CHAPEL PEWS. 68 i K' I Arch., i! PROCESSION TO COMMUNION. V sv. ., xx -. -:.!. 1.g, - 'll f QL P E f Q rf?-f,, X N. 1' .1 ' 1 1 ' W W I f f - ., :R , ' X, fy 1 .. g' 51 z ' V, N1 s S 'M , . , Q., -r ', -A P., ,Q mtg.. ig,-1. 1 I N' Q I wi N ' 1 5 XX-hx fgc s A X. with-1 'Q AWAITING THE OPENING HYMN. C.aSiW'4?l--' . X RECEIVING HOLY COMMUNION. 69 UPN 4. 1 .Q A . E ,.... E..,..M fx an '1 if FLAG RAISING CEREMONY. 5,73 L 5,-W ,L:j,,9,gf , . Q-rag., , 5 CLASS '55 FLAG PRESENTED TO WILSON MCDOWELL. PRESIDENTUS RECEPTION. 70 .+,r 1' .vw 5 . .A .... 3 . , ?' flu... I ',,,-mi. 1. N, . '51 S X L..-.iv 1 -Q I I va' l -. if If I si W P . ff COMMENCEMENT DAY PROCESSION. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER BISHOP COLE. L+-.. I 5 -vi ,. W- x. EELS I' INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM GUEST BY BISHOP PENICK. 71 .HL I -5 H MRS. 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