St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

i X f 1 X Q 5 ' r 1 i 7 I A 1 Z I 1 E The Editors w f-ff A, ' X . 5 - ' 3, C X E LILLIAN DANIELS and JAMES TAYLOR la 'l wi ,w i 1 I Dedication I. We the members of the Senior Class of 1960, with deep gratitude, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Maude Smith and the memory of Mr. Walter Kenan our classmate. This is more than a dedication of a college annual. This is more than a trivial honor. This is more than a college courtesy. This is the dedication of our cherished memories to a very dear friend. This is a dedication of our hopes and dreams to an honest emulation of her who has been an inspiration to all of us. Your friendly smile and kindly heart is an encouragement to all. Your genuine interest and enthusiasm is an inspiration and your willing co-operation an incentive to greater accomplishments. In times of discouragement and fear, you gave us hope, in times of need and want. you gave us succorg in times of bereavement, you gave us comfort and soothed us with the warmth and gentleness of a parent. May the Lord keep you under his everlasting power always. II. MR. WALTER KENAN In grateful admission, you helped to build a bigger and better America by giving your invaluable assistance and guidance to the many young men and women with whom you came in contact. Those who were acquainted with you were fortunate, but those who knew you were truly blessed. Though you are deceased the memory of you is eternal within our hearts. THE SENIOR CLASS MRS. MAUDE SMITH 16 an , , H P . irc: ' w P, 4 , JF? if fi '55, 'EW' g x '-:i?Y5.f ' Q. mug' 'iwfifr hi' 'H A. sw., X- 'MH-aw MR. WALTER KENAN K VV.. a 1 X 9 J We gi What Do You K , ,-35,5 . . now, We Made It!,' s Sz, W ,A fr 1 'u 5. .hi 1 os f , , Q V ' W , my Q of Q N 4 9 E, ,N W , uf 'Q W M AVV, ,UMW A 4 fiiaggh, I7 Paii:-' A , -W1 E r-: 4 , H ifil X -fr. ,X W 49 3 X I iff! -I Qs! 2 L 'W M: 2 Q 52113-W N .. N, W A 3 1 -v o -- -V W ,J , A he V h t Da -With NANCY Looking Forward to t a y and ANN Help? Greetings to all who may read herein the story of a class unique in the history of Saint Augustine's College. It is a class that has planned wisely, worked diligently, and wrought well. To them congratulations are in order. The arduous task of producing a yearbook comes to one but once in a lifetime. We, realizing this privilege, have maybe unconsciously let duty subdue our initial precepts. Yet, while stumbling through our debut, our zeal has been unquenchable. To reveal between the covers of this tabloid the happiness we've known, the treasured friendships We've shared, the information we've attained, is an impossibility. However, if you receive enjoyment from our Annual, We shall be elated, for you too will share with us the memories of our treasured college days. Our aim in editing the 1960 FALCON has been to sustain memories of various happenings during the years. We hope that this Annual will become one of your treasured possessions and remain with you always. To be or not to be: that is the question. -Shakespeare. LILLIAN JOYCE DANIELS Editor-in-Chief You 'll Find Within Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Sports Advertisements Message From the President 5 1 'HSM s ' N N, N . ,E I 2 . l ,r ,X '-Q... ,QF . I G-' If' - V l w Dear Senior Class: I felicitate you upon the occasion of your graduation from St. Augustine's College after a fruitful academic sojourn of four years. Commencement will truly be the be- ginuing of a new chapter in your book of life. Here we have attempted to acquaint you with the religious, scientific and humanis 1 tic implications in the matter of everyday life and living. It is my wish that you will now be better able to evaluate change in terms of continuing human progress rather than as a threat to human stabilityg you will be better prepared to become a dynamic and integral part of society. Always carry with you a Christian optimism based upon reality. Forever be true to God and your fellowman. May success ever attend you. Very truly yours, Q Giyfff 'l James A. Boyer, l President sl November 5, 1959 1l i w i 1 1 . 1 xxx-Q., C' J. MILLS HOLLOWAY, Business M anager PREZELL R. ROBINSON, Dean IGAL E. SPRAGGINS, Registrar l r x i Administrative Leaders Guide and Direct Us 2 4 Through the Years . . . A 2 1 Q I - 1 - Q ff- I 1 li Dean s Message 'l TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS of 1960 I wish to commend you for the efforts you have put forth during the past four years to bring il you to the successful conclusion of your undergraduate career. In these days of many demands-A high standards and pressures, both from within and without, much is required of the individual 3 I to hold him steadfast to a line of personal and spiritual growth. 'N il As you leave Saint Augustine's, it is my sincere hope that you will carry with you her ideals of high endeavor, a Christian outlook and a person l desire to help make this world a better place in which to live. Si erely ours, V 1 4 l ' yah MN lp zell R. Robinson El Dean Y . , T - i Business Manager s Message li ll To The Graduates of 1960: E You have reached a goal but are you going to try the point or points after touchdown and i then set new goals, or be content with the score as it stands? Z. ft We know the answer and as you move toward your goals remember that your Alma Mater is Q always behind you. As you reach each goal we hope you will not forget your family here. Your l' financial support is needed and will always be appreciated no matter how small. It has been a pleasure to serve you and please accept congratulations from the Business Office. Very truly yours, 5.11 Mills Holloway li Business Manager my I l l V - .0 gi Registrar s Message i l TO THE CLASS OF 1960: ll I wish to congratulate you and express best wishes for continued success in future endeavors , to accomplish greater things. If education is a good thing, as I believe it is, you can not get too much of it. I sincerely hope 1 that you will continue your education in order that you may continue to grow in wisdom, in I understanding and in usefulness. Best wishes. N fry ly yours, I p, ,ard , - ii Igal E Sprag Q, IES :mmw Registrar ii ,i Eg - 4 I l -Q A42 l idk. ge L 1 Front row: Johnson, Cummings. Back row: Anders, Moore, Ganguly, Inborden, Gipson, Coble 5 I 1, ' ,f T if , gi f 5 ai A Q9 Seated: Saunders. Standing: Nan- ton, Lynch, Copeland. 5 X! I W 1 Q 1 I i il i I 1 W I Y I I MARGARET B. BUGG, B.A. Greek 5 1 l W .1 K N4 ' I x 'V M 4 A O'r'ro M. PHARR, A.M. History I X . 1X . ., UM . - X Q' 1, L -'lf , K ff? 49? - I .....,...,f 1 is El. r A1 -. . NIRMAL K. SINHA, Ph.D. Sociology LULA H. ROBINSON, M.A. English and Religion Pictured at left is GORDON L. W1-:s'r, Ph.D., Head of Education Department, and at right is CHARLES H. MCL!-:NnoN, M.A., Director of Student Teaching. ' :'. 'A A. . , A s .x.. ., 32, V . ,- f. 5. 3319 - .. . . . M no- .. . . . 4' f-:tit ik. lbixl W - ,.,.. ,.., 3.5531 ' ' fp. ,., , I c . DORIS HOLLOWAY, B.S. Assistant Librarian -'SW Q :ze Lge Y A 1 :. .x rm' ii ALBERT W. GRAUER, Ph.D. Music .,,, F53 W ff' wr wr-E NITYANADI PATI, Ph.D. Biology 'Ny mx w v-XV W . MAB1-:L B. WRIGHT, M.S.C Business Education Nw f he 4 ami? ,Mx x. 1 LEOLIA SPAUGH B S Dzetztzan X six wa like .61 '07 F? IRENE E W1NcA'rE, M A Business Educatwn JULIA A DELANY, M A Enghsh FPA' 1171 uf. f :xx it 5, 5 2 xxx M ' I 3 2+ x x 5 X 5 , v. 9 ,x 13 xx 5 2 XIQX BERNICE B TAYLOR B S JOSEPH N GREEN, JR Superzntendent of Buzld B TH mgs and Grounds College Chaplam , , i .. I ' ra. . ' ' . ,L , 4 Q .,, 'If , V , N V S , f ' f 'N f - , ,' Hip, -. . 1 f - . f . 3354- V. W. 4- , ,J 52. A fr ,, V. ,,,., ,Ax :V Q V ,L - r 1 ,- 'r x I A . ' . ' X x . ' . ': V dx ,, nys x ' , A , -PQ! , 3 , iv ' 3 fx, Q11 - v 'M-'Sf ' ' ' 1. JEL' ., ,-shawl-z:3s, :.: ,-if . 5s1:'i:':5:5'- 'Ag-S-::..1,.,..:e QF 3-.... f 4' .es - 5,-:K-p-:+ ':rx:sfs:X:3 , we-S-.f+:-rr' iam.--f4zf 'L ,: ' wr.--.zwvz-v.'sfs-:-'sw 'f 'L 4',E5i:1aw-'R -' bg . , . . . ., N -vw , Vv., , YVVV , W ,, Y P 'll ' f ' W II ' ll X Qs if X :- A ' S M Seated: Giles, Veasey. Standing: Penny, Morgan. 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V ,A ., ,V x ,MQ ' A 5' ' M XV. . . -i 'Sb L , Q h 'Ski' P - X ,A , n ar-: f f ,'fzfig, as 44. ' AM.,-ff KA Miss Patricia Davis 21 ,F J ,, x x 5' Q ' W: I , CORNELIUS FAIRBANKS FREEMAN Vice-President HERMAN SCOTT President X S X Vw ETHEL WOOTEN Secretary ...fix mmyf' ' J AMES PIGGEE Treasurer Nmnw LILLIAN DANIELS Editor of the Yearbook X ,-J VL.,-f HERBERT BURROWS Business Manager A X .Jw .x Q lL.-- -- xi, 1: 'W' 'a 'v' A , , ,N - . ,I .sw 's ?s a Q, , A f ge fl..- gxiji ' ' N, pg , J' 1 7 p Q HC Y-- l ., 'ss' , 555233 ,S , -it , 9. wav - vw V 1.5!- 'ina REGINALD ALEXANDER Mathematics B.S. Football. HUBERT AVERY Chemistry B.S. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Natural Science Club. WILBRA BILLUPS Business Education B.A. Choir, Big Sisters Club, Student N.E.A. HAROLD BING Social Studies and History B.A. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. CHARITY BINGHAM Business Education B.A. Who's Who, Altar Guild, Usher's Guild, Student N.E.A., Big Sisters Club, Charm Club. JAMES R. BRIDGERS Biology B.S. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Student N.E.A., Natural Science Club. ROBERT BRIDGERS Elementary Education B.A. Vice-President N.E.A., Dramatic Guild. CORA BROOKS Business Education B.A. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Pan-Hellenic Council, Altar Guild, Pen Staff, Yearbook Staff, Canterbury Club, Charm Club, Big Sisters Club, Student N.E.A.. Campus Calendar Staff. I 99 4 -.- tw! Q Kf-wr VX 'F'-,Q f'W vi ESTHER BULLOCK Elementary Education B.A. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Church School Teacher Big Sisters Club, Student N.E.A. HERBERT BURROWS Physical Education B.A. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Physical Education Club. Business Manager Football, Track, Student N.E.A., Yearbook Staff, Basketball Representative Athletic Council, Inter-Dormitory Council. JEAN CATCHINGS Business Education B.A. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Who's Who, Campus Calendar Staff, Big Sisters Club, Student N.E.A. HENERY CUNNINGHAM Pete Physical Education B.A. Pen Staff, Canterbury Club, Student N.E.A., Football, Physical Education Club. LILLIAN JOYCE DANIELS English and French B.A. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Phi Kappa Alpha, Altar Guild, Big Sisters Club, Canterbury Club, Student N.E.A., Pen Staff, Charm Club, French Club. KENNETH DAVIE Biology B.S. Natural Science Club. Student N.E.A., Varsity Foot- ball Team. PATRICIA DAVIS English and French B.A. Student Council, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Dramatics Club, French Club, HILDA DAWSON Business Administration B.A. Big Sisters Club, Canterbury Club, Student N.E.A., Yearbook Staff. t BETTIE ELLIS Business Administration B.A. Big Sisters Club, Charm Club, Student N,E.A., Campus Calendar Stalf, Student Council. x ,,- PATRICIA FIELDS Physical Education B.A. Altar Guild, Canterbury Club, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Choir, Charm Club, Student N.E.A. BETTY FISHER Business Education B.A. Editor Campus Calendar, Pen Staff, Big Sisters Club, Charm Club. NAMON FLOURNOY Business Administration and Social Studies B,A. Football Team, President Pan-Hellenic Council, Kappa Alpha Psi, Canterbury Club, Editor The Pen, Year- book Staff. MONTY FRIZZELL Elementary Education B.A. 'va f. WN ' -.4 I 'li' .0 1 it N 'C wixxxf '- X ' v X X ii N N, 6 Kappa Alpha Psi, student N.13.A., Veteran Club, Ath- , pi wg letic Committee. f BELLA GILCHRIST E Business Education B.A. ,iff student N.E.A. ,fi , I X I LEROY GREEN Physical Education B.A. Student N.E.A. MARGARET HARTSFIELD Business Education B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Canterbury Club, Student N.E.A., Pen Staff, Big Sisters Club, Charm Club, Cam- pus Calendar Statf, Yearbook Staff, Library Staff. , 111 0 A! .Q- s J' I i RUTH ANNA HAYNES Physical Education B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Physical Education Club, Big Sisters Club, Sweetheart Omega Psi Phi Frater- nity, Student N.E.A. THELMA HUDGINS Biology B.S. Student N.E.A. MILDRED HUNTER ' Business Education B.A. Student N.E.A., City Student Charm Club. VERA JENKINS Physical Education B.A. Student N.E.A., Interdormitory Council, Canterbury Club, Big Sisters Club. LORETTA JOHNSON Elementary Education B.A. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Interdormitory Council, Library Staff, Big Sisters Club, Student N.E.A., Pen Staff, Altar Guild, Church School Teacher, Pan- Hellenic Council, Choir. FREDERICK BENJAMIN JONES, II Physical Education B.A. Football, Track, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. HAZELINE JONES Business Education B.A. Student N.E.A., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, City Students Charm Club. HELEN JORDAN Elementary Education B.A. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Art Club, Student N.E.A., Big Sisters Club. Pan-Hellenic Council, Church School Teacher, Charm Club. ,QA 7'- r v Wil e Q. 'U' 4... it Lt 1.9, ,r vs. NW! V ,uf .v 0' 0 x if is 1. 'tai ff' itil.. .g 1 I f ' E ,' lif3'faf!'1-,Z sep - ggq j f l 5 'ua 'fwwf ij 1? ' 5,-v , , -'iff ,Wir-1555? , 1 , F, wx -f ,.- - ' , A --S :F . t T, 0 X 'rs , Q ,, tvs sf. fr ,. 4. ' REGINALD H. LANDEAU Biology and Chemistry B.S. Who's Who, Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity, Natural Science Club, Canterbury Club, Dra- matics Club. GERALDINE AVERY LEE Business Education B.A. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, City Students Charm Club, Student N.E.A. CAROLYN LIPSCOMB Physical Education B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Athletic Council, Charm Club, President Interdormitory Council, Student N.E.A., Choir, Big Sisters Club, Physical Education Club. LEVERNE MCCUMMINGS Social Studies B.A. Student Council, Student N.E.A. I Nb.. OTIS RAY MCNAIR Y Physical Education B.A. 'W 531355 1-4 Student N.E.A., Football Trainer. . ,vi X ,g n JESSE MASSENBURG A , X . pf, X Social studies B.A. M N' l is V Veteran Club, Student N.E.A., Social Science Club. .V fi 3 'Q' ., -5, xx e, , sd! WY nf- ff- ., . x .. .f .3 K4 - i , vi .NM 3, X, ,.. XX ' xv fl.. b V l 'N , .'.: . ts,:.,.,.,,, , ' Q .i :Mfg-5, , 1, Q35-Ng1 .:g,x1 .Q if't5' 51-Q: Z ' .g:w.j., .. - . tm' -' s tasis? . .V 2' - : RONALD C. MITCHELL Sociology B.A. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Dramatics Club, Canter- bury Club, Dormitory Council, Social Science Club. SHIRLEY JEAN MURRELL Physical Education B.A. Student N.E.A., Pen Staff, Altar Guild, Usher Guild, Big Sisters Club, Charm Club, Physical Education Club. I , X 3 1 1 i, 1, 4 S I I 4 i 1 A .Q 5 If Xe' , '- f is ' ' 5 ' A .1 I, ff E I 4 : -r r. ll '-' wx Vp, V. f-:H-if-5 ' ' -:X fag . X , F ' .. ,I we kj 7 Ei x V I. I 1 M - .W ,.'. GLADYS MURPHY 'lg1,,1 -X Elementary Education B.A. K Canterbury Club, Charm Club, Dramatics Club, Stu- 'Af ' X dent N.E.A., B1 Sisters Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, '50 ' Pan-Hellenic Council. sf., ,,,z GERALDINE PERRY French and English B.A. V 'F Pan-Hellenic Council, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, French Club. l, RUTH COLBERT POWELL 'P J l' Social Studies and History B.A. RACHEL RAYFORD Music B.A. Whois Who, student NRA., Choir. CLARA REID Elementary Education B.A. Big Sisters Club, Canterbury Club, Student N.E.A. JAMES PIGGEE Physical Education B.A. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Football, Track, Basket- ball, Student N.E.A., Physical Education Club. NANCY YVONNE RHICE Elementary Education B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Student Council, Student N.E.A,, Big Sisters Club. Church School Teacher, Whos Who, Social Science Club, Senior Counselor, Assistant House Directress, Canterbury Club, Cheering Squad. Yearbook Staff. MARY L, HINTON Business Administration B.A. Student N.E.A., City Students Charm Club. '? JAMES SCHUMPERT Mathematics B.A, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Who's Who, Choir, Student A N.E.A., Canterbury Club, Natural Science Club, Beta f 1' Kappa Chi. LINWOOD SHARPE Physical Education B.A. Student N.E.A., Physical Education Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Canterbury Club, Football CHARLES R. SWINDELL f. Social Studies B.A. Aw J, student N.E.A. Fi , DONALD THOMPSON 'x Physical Education B.A. Football, Track, Basketball, Physical Education Club. I 5 ' I 'A ' li . gl: QE 1 - li 3? -13 ff DONZO THOMLINSON Biology B,S. Student N.E.A. fur MARTHA UMSTEAD Elementary Education B.A. Student N.E.A., Big Sisters Club, Altar Guild, Achron- ian Club, Canterbury Club. WILLIAM VICK Biology B.S. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Natural Science Club. Canterbury Club, Choir, Pan-Hellenic Council, Stu- dent N.E.A., Art Club, Dormitory Council. DOROTHY WALKER Business Education B.A. Canterbury Club, Student N.E.A., Big Sisters Club, Charm Club, Yearbook Staff, Pen Staff. u.l7 P' 'X .f VU 47' GENEVA S. WILKINS Social Studies B.A. Choir, Altar Guild, Dormitory Council, Social Science Club, Big Sisters Club, Alpha Kappa Mu, Canterbury Club, Whois Who, May Queen. BERNICE WILLIAMS Elementary Education B.A. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Student N.E.A., Greek Queen, Pan-Hellenic Council, Big Sisters Club, Charm Club, Library Staff. IRENE WILLIAMS Elementary Education B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Church School Teacher, Canterbury Club, Big Sisters Club, Charm Club, Pen Staif, Yearbook Staff. CHARLES R. WILLIS Physical Education B.A. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Basketball, Track, Stu- dent N.E.A., Veteran Club. JAMES E. WILSON Biology B.S. RICHARD JOHNSON Physical Education B.A. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Student N.E.A., Track, Canterbury Club. JOSHUA EDWARDS Physical Education B.A. Football, Basketball. JEAN ELLIOTT Business Administration and Social Studies B.A. Big Sisters Club. ! ' J, . L A .I f ' 'Gif' X XE? , Sir.. - -s is-I '-' 6 - , ers at Oil N, , xxx I E .wx . -U, av PK qv 'wr 3... lik hav ,uf ff. it I ,Nga J at x X ' nv X s Z' S 6533? f Pa R i- NK Xa ,.,g : gg., ' tx. Wk. X YN : -- is x ,,5Q.,.,-s, X 5,,. ,.- .l X sw ss My xt X 'Aga ty, M ei? J fr il' . N' A ,xii s .:-:,,!r.4 'M 'xii X X . 1 'C V-Q' .5 Y' - P ,A DOROTHY BEST Elementary Education B.A. Student N.E.A. VANDERY BONEY Business Administration B.A. EMMA KNIGHT Social Studies B.A. Choir, Big Sisters Club, Altar Guild, Pen Staff. KENDREDGE MCNEIL Physical Education B.A. Student N.E.A., Physical Education Club. JOYCE PARHAM Business Administration B.A. City Students Charm Club, Student N.E.A., Campus Calendar Staff. SAMUEL SANDERS Mathematics B.S. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Football, Basketball, Student N.E.A. MARY SANDERS Elementary Education B.A. Student N.E.A. ELVENTA RICHARDSON Elementary Education B.A. , uf' '- . X.,... l s ,. X 1 QQ - X- .'L, ' ,Xi if M VERA ROBINSON Business Administration B,A. City Students Charm Club, Student N.E.A., Yearbook Staff. VESTIE L. SMITH Business Administration B.A. Student N.E.A., Canterbury Club, Big Sisters Club, Charm Club. HELEN TATE Physical Education B.A. JAMES TAYLOR Business Administration B.A. Student N.E.A., Yearbook Staff, Football, Pen Staff, Veterans Club, Dormitory President. ROSSMAN THOMPSON Business Administration B.A. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Student N.E.A. ETHEL WOOTEN Business Education B.A. Student N.E.A., Big Sisters Club, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Pen Staff, Yearbook Staff, Campus Calendar Staff, Charm Club, Canterbury Club, Library Staff, Pan-Hellenic Council. 'Z- 3 Junior Class Presentation 's A 4 A t . Q, Herbert B ws, Rob t V ughn, William Rid- dick. 34 Junior Class Officers GEORGE JONES .....A,.w ARMY DEE LITTLE BARBARA BROWN ,s,E A.., JOHNNY JACKSON... CURTIS RIDDICK ..,,A. 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Phi Kappa Alpha Beta Kappa Chi -J 'inn-....., Curtis Means, James Schumpert and Reginald Landeau. in s tudent ouncil Takes Oath President Boyer inaugurates the first lady presi- dent of the Student Council, Miss Nancy Rhice is lst lefty and Student Council. 62 Pan-Hellenic Council . . R 74. 57: Q. ' 'I Y -N-no-v.,,,,A EN -- Q4 5- I , ,., -,g.......--Q--'H---- ' N h l 4 , Y . I .7 .. 1 . 5 . 1 ,r 4 1:--:Q flssi : g -gi x -Q: fr: , ,. 3 Eg.: f VI V ' ,f we- ' ,lm 'f , 56 ,3 :li - . :mg .f n -4 5' 'ls V 'Y' ' ,f Q L .4 rm I 4- - F 'i 3, 3 are : - ,N -ff sm L f . , it f , lu: I s. I I 1 -1 rm ln Wg: - -, X Q1-5 -J :wmv l' . , 4 ws , , . + :im I UH 1:1 ..., 3 - f , , ' ' 3 A, i ai' FIU 5 : : 'I 1 A v J - till ' ' . jzggg , , .. 2 1 N lgg g 'ig - j A iw 1 N 1 ' -A Xa ii, - , N ,,., , V ' .V7 Rf 2' I' H ' if A .- .Kip is -Q 'r I3 ' I gi? r'-,Q - f - In 1 V' M A 3 -- x IELQ 'iw ' K '. ' . f A 1 ' , ,. - - 7 'E' ri. 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' Y? X My E :X 4, , - fi- ., Q? Graduating Senior Gridders. 77 :J- x ' Co-Captains Taylor and Thompson. n AQ? 9 '-w . a.. - W- v, ,.1. . 7 i 3 . 1 i Spcffts and Scenes Plus Action F X t . Fe- w. Action from the Shaw University Game. Enjoying the victories of F 98 ' v 5 'm 1 6 - ,fi-K, ' Eve 'itr ,. kv ' -- :7 'fi ' i s. 5 4551 ' 5 A231 ,gg L Shim? 'i K mg, 'L T. ' i 'xgr he 2 mr a U lkwq -iw iitfwqi -9 .1 5 .- . , , Q-xiii' T A The Mighty Falcons. Sports 9-g . ry. The Coaching Staff. The Trainers 1 f V r The Saint Augustine 's Falcon Basketball Team S 33f ,as if 5 80 49 1 Pie Q1 x, 1 S5441 S .,v 1 . Q . 1? 2 A ' if sf! X4 '-fm! 'N Stirrup in action against Winston-Salem Rams. . ,.,4,,,.. N, Q . Lefty in action against J. C. Smith 1' ,Q MQW 1 i F 5 Track Team Q ,. gi, iw.. 4 -.4 ilvy, I fi f X '- Q :.' X' V ' 9 .sf . v In 2 : 'fi ,weft sf 1 nf' 4-aff' i 1- I ? ' . 5 . M AA....: - - 5 ' , ' '1 1,41 . -, Tbqff 1 .fff z if J , ,nl .A in 'D--ig- ,V 4. 11.4-FPW' ' ' U hw. , 1 a v, 83 .1-W I s X ',ua.....v, Jew-- If s tk .A-. 1 Class Poem For years of struggle, toil and fight Have led us to this glorious height. With minds filled with knowledge new, Our goal of life is now in view. Through St. Augustine's rooms and grounds Exeriences, joy and sorrow we have found. Which made us strong, sound and true, Giving us courage, our work to do. Now envision the sea of life, Before us rolling with many a strife. But we'll sail it forever, Each with a determined mind, And at some port, success we'll find. Senior Class Wills aint Augustine's College 1.960 We, the Senior Class of 1960 of Saint Augustine's College, being indisputably of sound mind, body and memory and about to pass from the great institution of learning, make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament and do here- by proclaim all former wills invalid. To our beloved parents, the ones who are so dear to us, and who made this day possible, we leave our deepest appreciation for their faith in us, our undying love, and many many thanks for helping us to reach our goals. To our President, Faculty, and Staff we leave our gratitude for the endless consideration, and the unfailing love and kindness shown us in times of triumph. To the Junior Class, as our rightful and worthy successors, we bequeath our riches and treasures, our senior dignity, our excellent wit, our charm- ing manners, our loyalty, our intellectual ability, and the courage to fight no matter what obstacles may confront you. To the Sophomore Class, we hope that you will succeed in all your endeavors, and strive to reach the senior crest although the road may seem long and endless. To the Freshman Class, we bestow the power to resist the many temptations that will confront you before graduation, in hopes that the long road ahead of you will be filled with happiness and prosperity. I, Wilbra Billups, will to my little sisters Anita and Peggy the best of everything for their re- maining years here at Saint Augustine's. To my instructors, my ever lasting appreciation for their help and their faith in me. I, Harold Lionel Bing, wish to felicitate the administrative Staff and Instructors of Saint Augustine's College for a unique most worthy, contribution as to have prepared we the students of the Senior Class for life's career. To Dr. N. K. Sinha, my most deepest appreciation for his guidance. To the men of Kappa Alpha Psi the conception of Phi Nu Pi. To Leonard Jetton, my love for Kappa and position as Polemark. To the Pukas, farewell, and finally to my best friend, Macon Jones, the best of luck and success always to stick it out. Dig? Charity F. Bingham wills to her little sister, Peggy Autry, her love for St. Augustine's College. To the faculty and staff members, many thanks for their kindness and services rendered her while at St. Augustine's. Robert Bridges wills to Mr. Frank Murray his frequent moods of restlessness because he can blow them away with his horn. Along with this goes his best wishes for a successful future. Ester Bullock wills her pleasing personality and ability to get along with everyone to her little sister, Frances Carr. To Cleo Davis, her love for Saint Augustine's College. I, Herbert Victor Burrow, will to Leo Williams my position as Quarterback on the football team, and my undying love for Omega Psi Phi to my little brother, Eugene Nelson. I, Jean E. Catchings, will to my little sisters, Gladys Merritt and Jeannette Brown, luck and success always. To all those who have helped me in my field, my sincere thanks, and to Mary Makel, my undying love for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. I, Edward Craig, will my ability to over come difficulties and remain cool and calm under fire to Robert fcatb Watson, and Sam QMoon Beanj Holloway. I, Henry Cunningham, will to my homeboy, Army Dee Little, the ability to play a smooth hand with the girls in the city, and to my home- girl's Coro Moore and Mary Helen Kirby, my love for Saint Augustine's. I, Lillian Joyce Daniels, will to my little sisters, Joyce Davis and Madeline Irving my personality, coolness, and sophisticated state of being. To Sadie Harris, a portion of my love for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. To Elroy T. Hobbs and Evans tLeftyJ Belton my everlasting love and scholastic achievements. My sincere gratitude and thanks to my parents and the people of St. Augustine's College who guided me through my college years. To the students from Chicago, Illi- nois, my school spirit, love for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and St. Augustine's College are given in hopes that you will bare them in your minds always. I, Hilda Dawson, will my place in Saint Augus- tine's Beauty Shop to Clarice Pridgen. To my aunts, Ruth and Christine Williams, I will my undying love for Saint Augustine's College, to all Instructors who have helped for years, I leave my deepest appreciation. To Peggy Odom I, Joshua Edward, will muclif rgapp-iness, success, and lots ofggood luck, also,,l my eveQ . To Moss Smith, I will myl pbsitidn on the football team, number 55 in white, and 75 in blue. , I, Jean Elliott, will my pleasing personality to Eloise Alexander, and to a l my instructors many thanks for the advice they have given me. I, Bettie Ellis, will to Gwendoly McNeil, my undying love for Saint Augustine's College. To Shirley Baldwin, I will my ability to get along with the entire student body, and to Hazel San- ders, my ability to transfer plus change my major and graduate in four years. Patricia LaNell Fields wills to Antionette Willie her love and devotion to Delta Sigma Theta Soror- ity, and to Ann Sawyer, my petite figure. I, Betty Fisher, will to my homegirl, Dona Logan, my ability to pass all subjects in the Business Education Department, and my love for Saint Augustine's to Hattie Hicks. I, Namon Flournoy, will to Robert Felder my knowledge, understanding and thinking ability, and also, my 'tsweetestn ways. I, Monty Frizzell, leave to Orbie Rumpth, my position, also my ability to be cool while dealing with Coach R. H. Jackson. To the staff and stu- dents, I leave my appreciation and many thanks for making my stay at Saint Augustine's College a pleasant one. Margaret Hartsfield wills to Carolyn Upper- man, her position in Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. To all those who have hgped me in my field, I give my sincere thanks, and to Edith Wheeler. much luck and success in all of her endeavors. I, Ruth Haynes, will to my homegirl, Barbara Woodhouse, my place in Delta Sigma Theta Soror- ity, and the ability to meet her husband on Saint Augustine's Campus. I, Mary Hinton, will Betty Hinton my closet up stairs in Hunter Building. To Mary Lassiter, I Mildred Hunter will my quiet ways, and to Herman Hunter, my place in the Business Department. I, Vera Jenkins, will to Deloris Blake my ability to be a top student in the Physical Education Department, and to the Freshmen my love for Saint Augustine's College. Hazeline Jones wills to her future Little Sis- ters, Little Brother's and Little Sweethearts the ability to cross the burning sands, and to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority her everlasting love. To all city students, the ability to stay at St. Augus- tine's four years and not fail a course. To St. Augustine's College a hearty thanks for four years of Wonderful training. Loretta A. Johnson wills to Rebecca Harrison and Elventa Richardson the ability to become suc- cessful Elementary Teachersg to Ann Sawyer her vivaciousness in the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. To Mrs. Ball, Helen Jordan leaves her deepest appreciation and gratitude for her constructive guidance and kindness to her in Elementary Edu- cation. I, Walter Kenan, bequeath to Betty Fisher, much happiness and a wealth of health in years to come. I, Erma Knight, leave to my little sisters, Caro- lyn Bond and Cora Moore, my devoted love and hope that their Freshman year will be as enjoy- able and productive as mine. To Mrs. L. Robin- son, I leave my deepest appreciation and gratitude for her constructive guidance, love and kindness during my four years at Saint Augustine's College. To Mrs. Smith, my deepest and sincere apprecia- tion for her guidance and love during my two years in the Delany Building. I, Carolyn Lipscomb, will my undying love for the College Choir to Beverly Dillard, and to Hattie Hicks, I will my seat in Physical Education classes and the ability to work hard. To Shirley Foster, Eddie Schumpert, and Antionette Willie. I will my undying love as a friend and a play mother, and my room in the senior dorm., and to the Pyramids, my love for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. I, Oties McNair, will to Moris Smith, my statue in senior class, and to Arbie Rumpth my position on the managerial staff of the Football team. I, Ronald C. Mitchell, will my most humble appreciation to the Staff and Faculty, and the greatest of thanks to Dr. Sinha. To all the Broth- ers and Little Bros of Kappa Alpha Psi, my most devoted love for it. To my cousin, Gloria Johnson, the very best of luck, to J. Conner, the ability to also do 'iConservative Dancing , to Janice Johnson the will to dance, and to you dear, my eternal love .... I, Shirley Jean Murrell, will my dignity and ability to get serious when there is a matter of time to Vera Kirk. To Marvenia Moore, I will my ability to stay at Saint Augustine's four years without leaving one semester out of each year. To any Physical Education major, I will my ability to hold a 2.00 average in the Sciences, and my ability to be seen and not heard, to Eddie Schumpert. I, Gladys Beatrice Murphy, leave to all the Faculty who never understood me, my sincere regret and to the few who did, much love and admiration. To my little sister, Gwendolyn Elli- son, I leave my ability to become a young lady after three hard years of trying, to Rebecca Har- rison, my undying love for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. I, James Piggee, will to Leo Williams, the ability to make all C. I. A. A. his senior year, and to Orbie Rumpth the ability to be able to run parts back, as well as he says he can. I, Ruth Powell, will my place in Mr, Boykin's History classes to Lynette Moore and hope she will enjoy them as much as I have. I, Clara Reid, will to my little sisters, Barbara Anderson and Betty Royal, my love, devotion, and much luck in Elementary Education, also, my room 209 in the Senior Dormitory with hopes that they will enjoy it as much as I did. Nancy Rhice wills her position as President of the Student Council to any deserving student who is willing to accept the responsibility, to all Elementary Educaton majors, the ability to get along with Mrs. Ball and all other instructors in all departments, to Peggy Autry, Lula Hagans, Ruth Anderson, Germain Wright her love for Saint Augustine's and for them to help Bob Brodie, Eugene Reid, and Reggie Henderson keep the Wilson spirit high here at St. Aug. To Caro- lyn Upperman and Clarice Rand her love for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. She wills her sin- cere appreciation to everyone here at St. Augus- tine's for making her four years a pleasant stay. To my little sisters, Mary Kirby and Emma Brown the ability to keep smiling as I did when the odds were against me. Vera Robinson wills to all City Students the ability to never stop climbing but keep on striving to be successful. I, Herman Scott, will to my roommate, Ronald Griiiith lZipJ my position as Student Proctor and the T in Tonk. To George Jones, I will my leader- ship ability, to my home boys, Kenneth Arm- strong, Paul Hampton, and Billy Sessoms I will my love and devotion to my Alma Mater. To Elijah Stewart, my main man, I will my knowl- edge to be cool and dig boss sounds in Stereo- phonic, I, Vestie Smith, will to my little sister, Lois Hawkins, my sincere love for Saint Augustine's College. To my Instructors my thanks and grati- tude for assisting me in the field of Business Administration, to Ann Sawyer and Eddie Schum- pert the ability to be seen and not heard, and to Shirley Baldwin, my dignity. I, James Taylor, will my ability to play football to Swandell Cloud. I, Donald Thompson, will to Theodore Blakney the ability to stay out of arguments, and to get himself a girl. To my homeboys, Corky, Maclrvin, Lacey, and Chuck, my very best. I, Donzo Tomlinson, will to my homeboys, Jimmy Watson, Willard Sanders, and Fred Stal- lings, my ability to graduate by struggling. I, Martha Umstead, will to Lemuel Jones, my yndyingjriendship and affection, and to my little sisters, Joyce Jackson, and Madie Satter- white my ability to get along with people. I, Dorothy Walker, leave to my little sister, Marva J. Maycos, my love for Delany Building in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I did. To Ann Sawyer I leave my ability to win first prize for having the cleanest room of the year. To Mrs. Smith and to my instructors I give many thanks for their guidance and understanding throughout the years, and to Ronald J. Griffith, my devoted love and admiration forever. Bernice Williams wills her homegirls, Amy Williams and Hattie Hicks, her love for Saint Augustine's College, and her place on campus as being one of the three coeds. I, Irene Elizabeth Williams, leave to any Ele- mentary Education major the ability to master all the necessary requirements in that department. To all my homies, the best of luck throughout the coming years. To my little sisters, Geraldine Heartley and Cleo Ellis, my undying love and friendship, and my sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to all the Faculty and Staff members of Saint Augustine's who helped me through my College years. I, Geneva Wilkins, will my position on the Dean's List every semester to some capable fresh- man. To Cassandria Hanna, and Alice Hannibal my place in the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. To Antionette Willie, I will my infinite love and loyalty to the College Choir. To Sadie Harris, I will my position in the Senior Class. To Leonard Jetton, I give my thanks for his friendship. To all students, I give the challenge of seeking more knowledge. To Mr. Moore, Mrs. Smith, Dr. Sinha and Mr. Anders, and all my instructors, I give my sincere thanks for their patience and under- standing. Ethel Wooten wills her undying love for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority to her Sorrors and her posi- tion to Hattie Hicks. My sincere thanks to all the people of Saint Augustine's who have helped me through my college years. I, Cora Brooks, will to my cousins, Shirley Foster, my room in Senior Dormitory in order that she may see everything her boy friend does at the drugstore. To my little sisters, Rose Marie, Bain and Alma J. Green, my love for St. Augus- tine's College. To Eddie Schumpert my position in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Witnesses: SHIRLEY J. MURRELL DOROTHY M. WALKER The Class Prayer Most merciful Father, you made usg and we thank you for our very being. Without you to guide us, we are lost in this world of reality unknown. As we travel the road of life, lead us in the right direction toward attainment and Worthwhileness. Through the cool morning of childhood, the feverish noonday hustle of adoles- cence, and the evenings of adulthood we feel you ever present. When the end of our journey is nearg then in Thy infinite Mercy, grant me a safe home with Thee at the end of the day. LILIAN DANIELS Editor-in-Chief 87 Saint Augustineis College Board of Trustees 88 Musical Reception 89 QW Charm Club Participants hi ' , 3' :lui-fi WT? 9 1' 9 N , 9 2 2-721 ' 3 f 4 -X 4. iii ii a:v' v A - P. .94 . 1, .Y 5, 9 55. 9 g S. 421, f'XY'fX 'X FASHION REVIEW 1959-60 90 Campus Scenes I 1 w s I ,Jr f S 1 ', R Lingering Memories Through the Years. 7 ':I'I '- 1 f 1 I aff m if I Q! ag if , Sf' if 1 ww F,.,,-M E1 gan 71: Ani ia gs K'-f' 6, E', - ' J Ma ' gfffii 3?-'41 , Awflsfy-mg I 4, ,f ..v ' ,gf Class History September, 1956, a group of enthusiastic proud, mature, young men and women came to Saint Augustine's College to matriculate in their various fields of endeavor. Some of them were quite at home while others were a little in doubt, because of the distance that they were from home. We had quite a time at first, but at last we were adjusted to our Alma Mater. We boarded the ship, and decided as long as we actually were going to be aboard the ship we may as well be organized as a crew, so we chose Walter Kenan as our president, who has since deceased. We had a very successful year and the class was immediately motivated to be the most outstanding class in the history of St. Augustine's. We decided we couldn't be outstanding unless We did something for this title, so we placed many attributes into various organizations, clubs and into the sports world. Representing us on the football team were: Samuel Sanders, James Piggee, Herbert gal Burrows, James Bud Bridges, Linwood Sharpe, Donald Pie Thompson, Joshua Edwards, Curtis House, Rocker Means, Namon Flournoy, James Taylor, Kenneth K.T. Davie, Reginald Reg Alexander and the trainers as always Monty G. Frizzell, and Otis McNair. After football season was over, of course we had to play basketball in order for the team to be successful, here we were also represented well with those rough men from the class of 60. We had to have spirit for the team, so Miss Helen Jordan, Shirley Combs and Nancy Rhice were chosen as cheerleaders for the team. For track we had none other than 92 1 l -1 -1 pl I ! s l Y 1 l ll lf I I I I 1 K I Richard Tut Johnson, and coming in second, James Piggeeg others included Herbert Burrows, Donald t'Pie Thompson, and joining us our Junior Freddie Jones. We gave to the choir, Wilbra Billups, Martha Umstead, Wynona Rhem, Geneva Wilkins, Rachel Rayford, Loretta Johnson, James Schumpert, and joining later Erma Knight. Representing us at Homecoming were Beatrice Wynn as Miss Freshman and Helen Tate as the attendant from the freshman class to Miss Homecoming. September, 1957, we had lost many classmates, but gained others whom we learned to love as much as those we had lost. Herman Scott was again elected as Class President and as the previous year we were well repre- sented in all phases of our college's activities. As Miss Sophomore, we chose Ruth Haynes, who represented us in a lovely homecoming parade with Geneva Wilkins being our attendant to Miss Homecoming. The dean's list was again hit by many of us such as Curtis Means, who had a 3.00 average the last semester of this year, also chosen as vice- president of the Student Council was Nancy Rhice, who was a write-in- candidate. Many more adventures took place our Sophomore year as a number of us were initiated into various great Greek Letter Organizations. We just knew we were Big Wheels. Many other things were accomplished this year but we awaited our Junior Year and the Prom. 1 93 September 1958, saw summer overworked students scrambling to get back to the 'taug and we elected Scott again as our President. Event after event took place the Junior year. The choir toured Fla., and New York, Ethel Wooten was Miss Jr., Hilda Dawson was the attendant to Miss S. T. A., Wynon Rhem was chosen as the Kappa Sweetheart, Ruth Haynes became Omegas Sweetheart her Senior year, Patricia Davis was Sigma's Sweetheart, Alpha Kappa Mu accepted Geneva Wilkins, James Schumpert, Curtis Means, Reginald Landeau, Curtis Means and James Schumpert made Beta Kappa Chi, Rachel Rayford and Lillian Daniels made Phi Kappa Alpha, Wynona Rhem was elected Miss St. Aug., Geneva Wilkins as May Queen, and Nancy Rhice elected as the Hrst girl president of the Student Council in the history of Saint Augustine's College. We now look forward to the senior year. We're Seniors at last and we can almost see the shore. There is sorrow on board, Walter Kenan our freshman class president and a faithful worker of the class has deceased and left an empty chair on deck. We deeply mourned his departure. We can still hear the music for the Junior-Senior Prom which we gave to the Seniors and we can also still see the Turner Cup with the words, JUNIOR CLASS-FIRST PRIZE-Namon Flournoy as editor of the Pen has done a splendid job-The ship is slowly coming to the shore and we are all ready to step off the ship and see what awaits us .... Yes we have weathered the storm and now we must face the breeze. NANCY YVONNE RHICE, Class Historian 94 lin flllrmnriam MARGARET A. GLASCOE Supervisor of Laundry Through the Years! Dearest Parents, The graduating class of 1960. Saint Augustine's College, with a true, sincere and warm felt heart expresses appreciation to you, our parents, for encouragement, inspiration, co-operation and everlasting love. THE SENIOR CLASS Senior Class Directory Geraldine Avery Lee, K-2 Washington Terrace, Raleigh, N. C. Charity Bingham, Route 14, Plain View, Va. Vandary Boney, Route 2, Box 294, Rose Hill, N. C. Cora Brooks, 110 Isabelle St., Thomasville, Ga. 1CA. 6-06741 Jean Catchings, 415 Pine St., Thomasville, Ga. 1CA. 6-57891 Lillian Daniels, 3402 West 137 St., Robbins, Ill. 1Fu 8-31541 Hilda Dawson, Route 2, Box 167, Kinston, N. C. Dorothy Best, G-11 Washington Terr., Raleigh, N. C. Joyce Parham, Route 2, Box 310, Zebulon, N. C. 1An 9-58473 Patricia Lacey, Route 1, Gates, N. C. Betty McLean, Patricia Fields, Patricia Davis, 1912 Cecil St., Durham, N. C. 12-22727 5113 Farrow Rd., Columbia, S. C. 1Al- 4-01291 1406 Pender St., Raleigh, N. C. 1TE 4-51321 Francis G. Duck, P. O. Box 22, Lumberton, N. C. Jean Elliott, P. O. Box 96, Vass, N. C. Wilbra Billups, P. O. Box 124, West Point, Va. 1St. 5-35651 Mary Sanders, 705 East Lane St., Raleigh, N. C. 1TE 3-17503 Vera Robinson, 10 Smith Plaza, Raleigh, N. C. 1TE 4-77541 Betty Fisher, 5039 Ludlow St., Philadelphia 39, Pa. 1Gr 2-66301 Mary L. Hinton, 3129 Rhamkatte Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Bettie Ellis, Rt. 2, Box 96, Wilson, N. C. Grace Gray, 303 Fowle St., Raleigh, N. C. 1Va 8-52219 Margaret Hartsfield, Rt. 1, Box 82-A, Wake Forest, N. C. Thelma Hudgins, 1355 O'Keefe St., Norfolk, Va. 1Ma 5-09243 Mildred Hunter, Rt. 7, Raleigh, N. C. 1Te 3-83621 Vera Jenkins, 1536 Lexington Ave., Apt. 5-H, New York, N. Y. Templeton 1-0811 Loretta Johnson, Box 403, Middlesboro, Ky. Hazeline Jones, 721 S. Dawson St., Raleigh, N. C. 1Te 3-76143 Helen Jordan, Rt. 1, Box 226, Gatesville, N. C. Erma Knight, 3909 Roanoke Ave., Newport News, Va. 1Ta 3-44731 Gladys Murphy, Rt. 4, Box 458-H, Grimm, Ga. 150263 Shirley Murrell, 614 W. 4th St., Washington, N. C. 1Wa 6-22191 Geraldine Perry, 202 Maple St., Raleigh, N. C. 1Te 3-43347 Rachel Rayford, P. O. Box 336, Maxton, N. C. Clara Reid, 501 Gill St., Zebulon, N. C. 1An 9-28911 Nancy Yvonne Rhice, Rt, 1, Box 23, Sims, N. C. Emma Sanders, 202 Front St., Clayton, N. C. 1Wa 2-63681 Vestie Smith, Rt. 1, Box 136A, Washington, N. C. Mary Y. Tatum Martha Umstead, 403 E. McClanahan St., Oxford, N. C. 139341 96 ll 'A 41 fa 1. 'li .M ,. 1. x I ,. i 1 1 I pl I 1 F l 1 1 I . 1' ,lr 9 I. 1. . 1 1 ,. fl f V I Dorothy Walker, P. O. Box 248, Hillsboro, N. C. 149469 Geneva Wilkins, 82 Nassau St., Charleston, S. C. tRa 3-96775 Ethel Wooten, Rt. 1, Box 267, Macclesfield, N. C. Bernice Williams, Rt. 5, Box 271, Henderson, N. C. Irene Williams, 3640 Franklin Ave., Miami 33, Fla. ll-li 3-45743 Leverne McCummings, 2122 N. 18th St., Philadelphia 21, Pa. tCe 6-0696 or Ce Linwood Sharpe. 1015 Edmonson Ave., Tarboro, N. C. tTa 29263 Henry A. Cunningham, 603 Marion St., Badin, N. C. Edward Craig. 114 Lincoln St., Belmont, N. C. tTa 5-87963 Rossman Thompson, 755 Merchant St., Coatesville, Pa. Charles E. Smith, 220 W. 134 St., New York, N. Y. QFO 8-53903 Donzo Tomlinson, R.F.D. 1, Box 300, Clayton, N. C. lPhone: Smithfield, N. C. We Reginald Alexander, 4121 Carver Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Hubert Avery, Rt. 2, Box 8, Smithfield, N. C. James R. Bridges, 809 E. St. James St., Tarboro, N. C. Esther Bullock, P. O. Box 318, Manson, N. C. Herbert V. Burrows, 432 N. W. 10th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Kenneth T. Davie, 223 S. Point Rd., Belmont, N. C. Joshua Edwards, 1811 O'Keefe St., Norfolk, Va. Margaret B. Faucette, 207 Pilot St., Durham, N. C. Cornelius F. Freeman, 705 Gladden St., Washington, N. C. Monty G. Frizzell, 1230 Battle St., Greenville, N. C. Bella M. Gilchrist, 710 Wiggins St., Wilson, N. C. Rebecca M. Goldston, 318 E. Cabarrus St., Raleigh, N. C. Ruth A. Haynes, Rt. 1, Box 251, London Bridge, Va. Richard Johnson, 1969 Garfield St., Gary, Ind. Reginald Landeau, 45 W. 110th St., New York, N. Y. Carolyn Lipscomb, Rt. 1, Box 233, Greenville, S. C. Curtis S. Means, Rt. 1, Box 277-A, Stanley, N. C. Ronald C. Mitchell, 721 S. Parramore St., Orlanda, Fla. James W. Parham, 116 Barbee St., Wendell, N. C. James M. Piggee, 2141 McKinley St., Gary, Ind. Wynona E. Rhem, 416 Bern St., New Bern, N. C. Samuel G. Sanders, 643 Rowland St., Henderson, N. C. 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