St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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few weeks we had settled down to the same old routine. james Clark was again elected president of the class and from this time on remained president. As in every class history a few of thc tribe were lost, but fortunately we gained more. The year was full of events. Homecoming was here and Shirley Cherry was our Belle of the South. By this time the year was in full swing and many of us were pledging sorcrities and fra- ternities. Ilene Moore and Vida McCon- neaughey were pledged in an honor society, Alpha Kappa Delta. Some of us had not quite reached this step but we were still striving. Football and basketball seasons were over and we were looking forward to the spring dances. As each day unfolded, we ventured into new experiences, and sought new tasks to undertake. The class was knitted close together. XVe were one for all and all for one. By the end of the year, we were looking for- ward to becoming sophisticated juniors. lVhen the summer of '54 was over and we returned as juniors, the air of sophistication was with us. YYe dreaded the loss of so many girls who were majoring in pre-nursing. The ratio of the class decreased tremendously, but they were our classmates from the beginning and quite often they are mentioned by us. Life on the campus was nothing new to us by this time so becoming adjusted was no longer a problem. Wlhen the year began to move along smoothly, we began to think about events for the year. Wlould there be ajunior and Senior Prom? Who would make the honor societies? WVill I ever cross this burning sand? All of these were questions which ran through our minds. I5 In january of 1955 james Clark, Vida Mc- Conneaughey, julia Bryant, Sarah Leach, George Brown, Samuel Brown, Marjorie'Forte and Shirley Addison were initiated into Alpha Kappa Mu. In Phi Kappa Alpha went Vida McConneaughey and Samuel Brown and to Sigma Rho Sigma was added Vida McCon- neaughey and Ilene Moore. To Beta Kappa Chi went Robert Turner and Janes Hill. By this time we had in our class a queenly court. Shirley Cherry was chosen Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Alphaf, Barbara Parker, the 4'Sigmas Sweetheart and Lela Amons, The Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psi. XVhen the year was over, we had prepared ourselves in every respect to be called seniors. XVe came back with work in our systems and co-operation in our minds. To the queenly court was added Vivian Mackey, Miss Saint Augustineisf' and-De- lores Thomas, Queen of Omega Psi Phi. To the honor societies. james Hill was initi- ated into Alpha Kappa lNIu, in Phi Kappa Alpha went George johnson, XVillie Newell, Ilene Moore, Sarah Leach, and Shirley Ad- dison. james Clark, George johnson, Vida Mc- Conneaughey, Marjorie Forte, YN'illie Newell, Robert Turner, Samuel Brown, julia Bryant, Dejuanna Browning, and George Brown were named lI'lzo'x H710 Among Sfudfnlx in Pimerimn Colleges and C-'n1'zferJzilzirs.' X'Ve prepared ourselves in every way for graduation, and at last May 21, 1956, was here. Four more chapters were added to the history of Saint Augustine's, four years of work and time. XVe have completed our studies on this campus, but where shall we go from here? SHIRLEY ADDISON C lays Hixtorzian ,,...'3,sJN LBWRHRY AUGUSTINFS COLLEGF

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GLORIA L. BROWN Social Sludies, B.A. Ar- Sisters, Social Science. f SAMUEL J. BRowNE E71glIiJilI,. Pre- Theology yrcader, Canterbury Club, Chaplaiifs Lglgsistant, Alpha Kappa Mu, Phi Kappa pha, l1'lzo'5 li'l1o, Curriculum Council. GOLDIE BUFFALOE Q Elemonlary Ea'ucalz'on, B.A. lag sisters Club, zf-ia Phi Bm sammy. l ll Wi BETTIE L. BURGI-:ss l Commeroial Education, B.A. qiig Sisters Club, Pen Staff. l ill' Vwx ' X.-I .,,1 1 fww. DEKIUANNA R. BROXYNING Bzzjzizzmi EllIlt'I1fl07I, HA. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Pan-l-lcllcnic Council, U.N.C.F. Student Representative, Curriculum Council, llvllfllj H'l1o, Yearbook Stall. JULIA A. BRYANT Business, B.A. Alpha Kappa Blu, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, ll'lzo'5 ll'l1o, F.T.A. Q PV! '30B g .