St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1962 volume:

N VME F EE The Saint Augustine's College Student Body presents THE FALCON Editors-In-Chief James E. Davis, Eugene Nelson Saint Augustir1e's College Raleigh, North Carolina THIS S Again we have arrived at that time of the year when we try to seek, recall and evaluate those experiences we have had over the years at Saint Augustine's College. These experiences may be successes, failures, or a compromising melange of both. Realizing of course that many of our experiences are lost to the past, or could not be expressed in a single snapshot. Taking into consideration our theme: 'This is Saint Augustine's, let us show you our school. Come with us as we introduce you to our faculty, take you into our classrooms and escort you around our campus. As the pages unfold before you we hope that you will come to grasp a small part of the happiness that we have known during our stay at this institution. In this 1962 edition, we shall begin to evaluate, thus realizing that Saint Augustine's holds very high intellectual and moral standards. ,934- m'3l -,4L::. it S2 I, . ,M a s . '- . . . a . M i f V. ,. -Q- .. A -' . - ,-1 A ' X' f - 1,1 :d js vii. - 3 .a x 5 rw it kg Q Q Y., ,fx ,A ,,..n M.. -Wgfkgzv-fg,.,, f--j ' ,.j. .'- . . ' A+ w . - .. - ,abs x.. 'R T. A GUST NE'S Saznt Augustme s Has: '- M - .. f ' Q - si ,, -1 Q y f X'.,. , ' D I , -:E E ss E If-ki -ff, - f fi:-if A harmonious campus cloistered among nature 4. .a,a Ak., ' - - f 'im A competent faculty -Vwiwi . 4 'X U ssl. .41 'e 1 .. I ' . A .v-K in sf A conscientious student body i ton uf i f A 'A Organizations that co-operated with the faculty A place for the development of physical stamina A diversity of activities Greek organizations which promote scholarship and love for all mankind - Queens to grace a regal court Ni-Q, f- '21 4,5 333 -5 zawrp. MM' F fmt- 105. .- ,V ' 'qw M I I Dedzca tzon The class of 1962 dedicates this FALCON to The Rev. Joseph N. Green, Jr. In dedicating this year's FALCON the mem- bers of the Senior Class choose an indi- vidual who in their opinion exemplifies the basic principles and ideals upon which Saint Augustine's was founded. The magnitude of his teachings has influenced and molded both our social and religious lives while in this institution. From his teachings we feel as though we have found the neces- sary beacon to direct us in our future en- deavors, no matter how bleak life may seem. This man has been a friend and teacher who has given to the student, spiritual guidance and advice in his time of need. So it is with deepest sincerity and heartfelt appreciation that we dedicate this 1961-62 edition of the FALCON to Rev. Joseph N. Green, Jr. Q t -9' t.iv.. , 15-f f 'ne-w , .esiag . 'QQJEE 'X :., f gui. n V20 'Q .-if 1 vii 75.14 . sm U, ' ':-' .. rx 42 ' , 115K If. Y' , M fp N . 'B , . 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Dedi- cated in 1961 in honor of Rev. Edgar H. Goold. This structure furnishes living facilities for jun- ior and senior young l i ladies. TUTTLE BUILDING. Was constructed in 1925. It is a three story struc- ture which furnishes housing for sophomore and freshmen young ladies. , A-4-A ,f 140- . I . '- i'5'FT' ' . gf in -vp 't -'Q' eff' 1 Agp. -J ' A , I ! 1 Y'1 DELANY BUILDING. Was constructed in 1929. It provides lodging space for approximately 90 freshmen and sophomore young ladies. s -ig I THOMAS BUILDING. This building was constructed in 1913. It furnishes living ac- commodations Ior senior and junior young men. HERMITAGE BUILDING was constructed in 1914. It furnishes office space for the language laboratories, the infirmary, and various other oiiices. ,as .asf X, . X r ,., . .iv .. 4 . - .1 a,g '1. -.f Ah' fa 1 Y , , .I . V ,- f J g1 4a - V 'PQ-6 'su fy: , I I- 'Yea .V -, Q-if , , -gf ' ,., 'vr,,,,- lf. L - K. -:Q C 3 , f' ., , ' -, . 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At the present ,lzggg-5,7 ,i-,I-pi, .,: 31 '11 I time it furnishes living space for approxi- Vi ' mately 125 freshmen and sophomore young A ' ' 'I men. -an HEALTH AND FINE ARTS BUILDING-This is the artist's conception of the proposed gymtorium which is to be erected by the Fall semester of 1962. ' ls' ,YT .-M1 . T s rv WTT7 i H 1 W ill i Q 1 i y l A . T wx J M , . - n V li. .I X i -1' 'P 31- 5 it-Litas: -' W 2 T L , S c s l ff 'ii'v'T!!Y!-f9!i'iQESl!W!' ,fn , , WL--. , W . A 1 ' 'YQ ' li 'i 1 ' ',Q.s.1l.1sL,:,1Fit?L , ee , lg-,cj,4c cL,-c l LN , 1f!!!!!i.l' H UNI EA, y4,,.Ls,1r, c n as eff a -were so X 1 x ' I MJD rv-,Tv c do w,4J'V-I 5-Mc I J ' 45'-.f 1 rl' 1' 1 ,,',. ., ip. PA I ff! W ' C' V. l'lg , r x fi we -.QQ Xi f . Asif as tv l i Saint Qugnstinnfs Cflullsge I QR.-zlzigh, Qim-th Olmliua x OHNEOFTHEIRMHENT February 17, l962 Dear Senior Class: E On the occasion of your leaving Saint Augustine's College after an academic sojourn of four years, I 1 congratulate you. Your graduation will truly be the Q commencement of a new chapter in the book of life. 1 y We have attempted to acquaint you with the religious, I 1 scientific and humanistic implications in the matter of Q everyday living. It is my prayer that you will now be 1 l better able to evaluate change in terms of continuing human progress rather than as a threat to human stability. Always carry with you a Christian optimism based I upon reality. Forever be true to God and your fellow- man. May success ever attend you. Very truly yours, I yer, esident JAB:mdv MEMBER HMM abt 9? '7 5 Q6-GE Q5 FUI 4'3 ' A I I I '4 . .- I - 1 , X Q 1 . 1 , N- e.,- . . x I , ' 2.-.1 AP' K I ,.x ff f., f.' . 7,- 1 I .- ,'.'wf. , f . - . , , -Jr ,'-,O A f.. 9 .' 1. 5' f':,' HI! .,- r,. ,' fly 51 3 f l .- fl , . 1' 1 .- , . . . . .Ulf , I, f 1 - f Q , . 'f , I. y I -I V .- , v 4 1,1 .' '.4 ' I gf., V ,', 'u - V . J, . , 4 4' 6' Ai x l K - L. . , , V . Q. ' ' - S, Q x . 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Received his B.M. from the Concordia Teachers Collegeg M.A. from Western Reserve Universityg Ph.D. at Eastman School of Music. ad 'w -. 1 4 ' , I 5 . as Mrs. Sylvia E. Payne. A part time instructor of the Music Department. She has received her B.S. from How- ard Universityg M.A. from Columbia University and did further study at Columbia University. Department of Music Q Q 'Hi . as r. Addidon W. Reed. A new member of the Music Miss Alma L. Gregg. A new addition to e epartment and is the director of the M.E.N.C. He has Music Department. She received her B.Mus and eceived his A.B., M.A., and B.Mus. from Kent State Uni- M.A. at Boston University. ersity. 4 9 1 ,J 1 Mrs. Jo Ina Delaney. Instructor in Handcrafts who believes in beauty through the hands. Received her B.A. at Bennett Collegeg M.S. at North Carolina College and further study at Columbia University. ' ,J 114, All J Mr. James F. Wise. The Edgar Degas of St. Augustine's. He received his B.A. and M.A., at Howard University. He did further study at Sknowhegan School of Painting and Sculp- ture and the University of Pennsylvania. Department of History and Political Science f' , V .if N , f 1 N' b at 'M' f 2? Lt-J 4-as f ' ' f 1 f , G . L 1 D - V 4 ....' . N-f ,. I' li K It yiifivl'-, -' '?.f.S1g'gQ5. 2g:...i9 :S -1 ' -X ' -2 Igngggs' . ,l::j: -rg. b ' w 9-111 . - fs A ...null Dr. Richard P. de Pagnier. Known to the campus as Dr. D. He received his A.B. and S.T.L. at Canasius Universityg M.A., Pont. Greg. Univer- sity and Ph.D., Tulane University. . 5 Q. , ,K -14 Dr. Elmer C. Schwertman. The head of the Social Science Department whose progressive ideas have helped St. Augustine's. Received his B.A. at Oberlin Collegeg M.A. and Ph.D. at Columbia University and further study at Cornell Univer- sity. Mrs. Doris S. Herrell. A helpful addition to the English and History Departments. Received her B.S. from Howard Uni versityg M.A. from North Carolina College and further study at Ohio State University r lb--,,...- Zff, DR. H. I. FONTELLIO-NANTON Dr. Anne P. Toliver. She feels as Confucius: Study without thought is vaing thought without study is dangerous. She received her B.A. from Clark Collegeg M.A. from Penn State University, and Ed.D. at Colum- bia University. Dr. H. I. Fontellio-Nanton. A man whose interest is varied and knowledge is vast. He received his B.S. from Wesleyan Uni- versityg M.A. and Ph.D. from State Univer- sity of Iowa. Mr. Hosea J. Lofton. A believer in 'tThe power of the press is the Pens Staff Advisor. Received his B.S. at Savannah State College and M.A. at North Carolina College at Dur- ham. Mrs. Willie H. High, who is interested in Little Theater work, believes The show must go on. She received her A.B. at Shaw University and M.A. from New York Uni- versity. Mrs. Julia B. Delany, who is interested in the epitome of fine speech, received her B.A. at Shaw University, her M.A. at Columbia University. Department of English .,-I I. ui. MR. HOSEA J. L01-'TON J ET... -as - - MRS. WILLIE H. HIGH Business Department , a Q a ,S ' 5. 1 Mrs. Etta M. Eason advisor and true friend of the Senior Class. She received her B.A. degree from North Carolina College and her M.A. degree from New York University 7.5 I 1 4 l 'l rl Dr. Edward R. Schaetz, a recognized scholar. He has a Ph.D. in Political Econornyg University of Pragueg Further Study, University of Michigang Michigan State University. 3 I l I 4 Mr. Fred J. Carnage, one of Raleigh's leading attorneys who -has been able to devote some time to the Business 11 Department. He received his B.A. degree at Morgan State e and his LL.B. at Howard University. Mrs. Mable B. Wright is concerned with legality, balance sheets, and getting modern business ma- chines. She received her B.S.C. and her M.S.C. at North Carolina College. Department of Physical Education Mr. George L. Quiett, a graduate of St. Augustine's who has returned to be one of the leading mem- bers of the Physical Education Dept. He received his M.A. at Columbia Univ. and further study at Southern Univ. Igal E. Spraggins, one of the instructors of Sociology, who is also St. Augustine's capable Registrar. He received his B.S. at Wilberforce Univ., M.Litt. Univ. of Pittsburghg further study at the Univ. of Pittsburgh and the Univ. of Texas. Mr. Jessie Clements, a graduate of St. Augustine's received his M.A. at the Univ. of Illinois. Mr. Clements is a vital part of the Physical Education Dept. .vw u vita--v 4:5 Miss Delores L. Artis. Rah, Rah, Rah St. Aug. Usually found jumping with the cheerleaders. She received her B.S. and M.A. at North Carolina College at Durham. 5. H - Kg -Q i w --,ff 'v'T , -QE SS ,, r f.,r i fx .- f - V Q .Q Q, , ,ff ,,. A U - X .- . f , - 5 x , S -'C I. ' ak rl. - I. ., g l fgjm f '3 f x. 'if f lily - l A.. 0 4 tx . .ymff, ' , .y -' ' f - ' 'aa' - x . f ' I 'lsQQ s!l' fcmfx- 3- -' ro ' 5 J' 1' K A-:':'11:l,5: 1 P- Q Q N' t K P i. r .t 1 3 I S . ' .xr-gs5kftYl 'Lp-I nw . l 'Qmxrlat-.-a... x . Q 5 's'.jij?i . Y '.' P 555' .2 6232: ' ' .L g Mr. Jonathan B. Morland, a prominent member of y the Sociology Dept. believes that everyone should Take Care received his B.A. at the Univ. of Calif., M.A. at the Univ. of Southern Calif. and did further study at Tufts Univ. Dr. Richard L. Frautschi, who will answer Qui to 'tParlez vous Francais is a new instructor in the French Department. He received his B.A. from the University of Wisconsing M.A. and Ph.D. from Howard University. 21 ' -l. i .Y vw:- , . 1. ,r i , . q----at a s 'n ,.1 ' A , Department of Religious Education Mrs. Lula H. Robinson a woman who places emphasis on pronounciation and enunciation. She received her B.S. from Fort Valley State College, M.R.E. Gammon Theological Seminary, Further study, Bishop Payne Divinity School, and University of Wisconsin. sw x M .4 , off Department of Modern and Foreign Language Dr. Cecil L. Rew is one of the newer members of the Language Department. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, Further study University of Parisg A.M. and Ph.D. University of Illinoisg Further study University of Laval, Quebec, Canada. Mrs. Margaret R. Davis. This is a person that can always be found with a gentle smile on her face. She received her B.A. at Texas Western College and her M.A. from the University of North Carolina. K. ar' 4 Rev. Joseph N. Green, Jr. Knock and his door shall truly be opened unto you. Father Green is a St. Augustine's graduate who received his B.Th. at Phila- delphia Divinity School, Further study at the Graduate School of Theology and the University of the South. ,X X. , X, Q .,-,. ' -1.3 Department of Na tural Science Dr. Wilbert W. Johnson, The Departmental Head of Natural Science, is a science scholar that received his B.S. at Kentucky State Collegeg M.S. at the University of Wisconsin and did further study at the University of Wisconsin and received his Ph.D. at St. Bonaven- ture College. P'i.3-fiiiff : 'wi' -' Lf: Y 'I f f' X if 'I .- t-.4 , - - N gl. '- ' 'i . N pr, - V 15-Egfffififigf 31 . . Q, Vi. . ,.., N, 4 .5 Nm. rg,-1, ' X Q. - HN X15 555:-. ., ' ' . , NN , .,,,.t, ..,. I V. .ye . A 'X---5, . I si? v . .qu -,fgtfgr 1 A, . QQ Y? AWS. Dr. Jeffrey Gipson, the Department Head of Chemis- try is a Texan who is an interest stimulator that re- ceived his B.S. at Wiley Collegeg M.S. at Howard University, and his Ph.D. at the University of Texas. Mr. Astor Herrell. An instructor in Chemistry, who received his B.A. at Berea Collegeg M.Ed. at Tuskegee Institute. Dr. Joseph Jones, Jr. One of our most capable pro- fessors of Biology received his B.S. at Morris Browng M.S. Northwestern University, and his Ph.D. at Ohio State University. Mr. W. B. Inborden. One of St. Augustine's Mathe- matics and Physics instructor received a B.S. in Engineering at Howard University. Mr. Charles H. McLendon the Practice Teachers best friend received his B.S. at AGT Collegeg M.A. at Columbia University and did further study at N. Y. University. :R l l .. V Mr. W. D. Gay can usually be found looking over his glasses saying That's true. He received his B.A. at , Talladega Collegeg M.A. at Columbia University, Further study Columbia University, Ohio State, Chi- cago University and Western Reserve. fu Mrs. D. E. Ball. Known to the Elementary Education majors as The First Lady. She received her B.S. at South Carolina State Collegeg M.A. at Columbia University and also further study at Indiana Univer- sity. Department of Education Mathematics Dr. Prodyot K. Dutt. A nuclear Physicist from Cal- Mrs. Rebecca C. Weatherford. Mathematics and cutta, India, He received his B.S., M.S, and Ph.D., at Science is her field as any Science Major will tell you. Calcutta University. She received her B.A. and M.A. at North Carolina College. 22 'W M ,J i Y , v ffl +I I 4 I -u-u-...... 1 1- 1 my 4 w Ii... 1 . I 3 L ,. . .ia ' A' ' 'Q 4. 5.-4 -' N in f.. 2 - ' 5' .ia 'P' ' ' ' J 't A x -H A ---'- X Mr. J. Mills Holloway. the Business Manager has the financial obligations of the college upon his competent shoulders. His position requires ex- tremely long hours and financial wizardry. Dr. Prezell R. Robinson, a graduate of St. Augustine's College, has stud- ied at many leading Universities, such as Cornell Universityg and the University of Michigan. His interest in the furthering of the college and the maintaining of a harmonious College Family is exemplified through his progressive ideas and dynamic actions. His philosophy is the furthering of academic excel- lencef' Mr. I. E. Spraggins, the St. Augus- tine's College Registrar possesses a position that requires not only skill, competence, and alertness but a cer- tain technique that he alone posses- SGS. lx uf, Office of the President 3 3 . Y .gs V, V,-...A-. .... . N- . ...U x -Q: U I Mrs. Millie Dunn Veasey, Secretary to the President. Mrs. Norma J. Grauer, Assistant Secretary. Office of the Dean Dean Reginald L. Lynch, Dean Emeritus. The True Spirit of St. Augustine's College has served faithfully for fifty-one years. He received his B.A. at Howard Universityg M.A., French Institute, Pennsylvania State University. vs- . .,4-- , ...--a is 4- s ,4 Mrs. Willie O. Pyke, Secretary to the Dean. Mrs. Launa Jones, Faculty Secretary. 25 Business Office Mrs. E. T. Jiles, Bookkeeper. ., . Y Y 1 ' Mrs. Laura W. Wise, Cashier. Mr. Theodore R. Barnes, Secretary-Assistant to the Business Manager. 26 Registmris Office .1 J.. QQ ' Mfg. .Q .,. .- ww, . V 15: E'1TQ'fQs -1. -' - my -' 1 ...sf -f f Wax 1. . , 5' ii. f f Axis ' Q. .' Q -aw: 45 'J E . ,j XM ix v. 1-.C ' .Zv i M R d H S t . N55t5h,,,N. W .. 3.5 Mrs. Margaret . ans e , ecre ary llfsvliskxsrvb. Q +. f '. 1. -. -fx-lk- TS . 1 .3 t V ,. Egvxx: 4:-3,-,A-,:3 5.Qf':if9. x Mrs? 1- 111-Q ' .. 285,-.i-131, X-mgkiyrff' C r . - , ' 1' :Q W-1' . x. A .H M., Xifxxi QM Mrs. Ruth B. Walker, Associate Registrar. Mrs. Rosa T. Curtis, Records Clerk. Public Relations l s.x....,- A ,. ,w 4..-K' Mrs. Augusta B. Turner, Public Relations Assistant. MI-5, Pandora D, Penny, Secretary' 27 Library lo la- ! f I Mrs. Ophelia M. Irving, Acting Head Librarian who received her B.A., Clark Collegeg M.L.S., Syracuse Universityg Further Study Atlanta University. 9 'e-' ' Mrs. C. H. Winters, Assistant Librarian. ' 7' 5... '. x asa. L? ,.! 'i..- E are-V -.. A 1 .-,..! ,313 vim We--,. A. Y ix. 'W llfvffgfzgzl F A i Q-1.-J'-4.5, . .i Us, 1 I L -A L Mrs. Dorothy H. Chapman, Assistant Librarian. Mrs. Almetta M. Revis, Library Assistant. Department of Health Miss Della Mae Moore, College Nurse. K . il Personnel and Guidance sf V J I Miss Alberta V. Hunt, the new Dean of Women who has a true interest in the student. She received her sv: -A :csv . wr -X .abs .'., : - 5- 59s:::-:.'.- 1 ': .-rv ..1..f.-3 - -A X.. h -1-'se .i 1 - . .N Xxx-g:+s::-. N B.S. at Hampton Instituteg M.A., Columbia Universityg X - 1 . . . :QL ..,,. r gs ..x, li? 1 .,., ,. .o,o,.., s .,,.- .,.. -. R Further study, Boston University, University of Cali- fornia. . 'mf wx. A ,F ' .giliizji , X X X , f Mrs. Ethel King Waller, Assistant Residence Hall Directress. NOT SHOWN: Mrs. Clara O. Mercer, Residence Hall Directressg Mrs. Maude P. Smith, Residence Hall Directressg Miss Allene Pitts, Residence Hall Direct- ressg Mrs. Willie M. Ellis, Assistant Residence Hall Directress. Mrs. Amanda F. Garris, Residence Hall Directress. S a E s 5 I S I Mr. Wiley M. Davis, the true friend of the student He serves as Director of Guidance and Student Person- nel. He received his B.S., St. Augustine's College M,Ed., Springfieldg Further study, University Ten- nessee. Miss Lucille M. Johnson is his Secretary. -:r.1E,:1.- 4- : -3:F1fFEi:f'?f5 345'r,5S.i?ELf L .., .U wg., y mi if Dining Commons l 'ij . ' If if f E' Q 31 - x U Q - V W to ' sv 1 1' X s A' 1 Mrs. Ida H. Boykins, Manager of the Grill. ..,v in N1 .1 'l i.,22s,'Vige5i rms-X.-1 X-MN-I . .-Q.:-'xfiliziiiil - ' i gs:-sas. . - . .385 3 ,Q P .X . 95. . X . '- sq so Mrs. June K. Campbell, Secretary-Receptionist. . , L , l 5 , ., W. . 'v-Qll l ,.....- Z ,. , Q . .W . Mr. Johnny Alston, Manager-Chef and Mrs. Lois Cole man Johnson, Dietician. ' Mrs. Katie L. Fitts, Postmistress. Department of Buildings and Grounds M Mr. Bernice B. Taylor, is a devoted and faithful part of the St. Augustine's Family. Through his efforts the buildings and grounds are kept at their utmost beauty. He is a graduate of St. Augustine's College. Faculty members also perform important services outside of their aca- demic duties, such as planning conferences, sitting on endless committees, and attending formal affairs. Many of these services involve a taxing of time and energy that persons not involved cannot begin to compre- hend. ,X ,fi X sa x X J, English Department conducts planning committee meeting. Scenes from Faculty-Staff banquet. ll!- D i Q Q Q ' rf: . - . t .. , ,. X . ' ' ' i N V V. -6+ 7 :I - 'SQA -I . . ,,. M V , 'r I-3, - T 'f:fSi' :. , - -. i' ,, X'-'fanife-.IQFE-'SF-31--: , 2' Wil- , ' . .fi V.,- . g'f8- 'fu i ' 'ffizt Q Q , L '- I ki-f E 4. - ,f . . U 'sw' X' x - v mf :Q X Scenes from Va1entine's Day Party. g--------- ---- -----,f'-- ----' V- 1--W New Faculty-Staff members. NJ -v .. .,--arf:-e. fi:-...M A egg., R' on Scenes from Faculty-Staff banquet aft K-X Scenes from Va1entine's Day Party. V .t ' lla -,..l.L-Q-,ii 5 -55' it H SENI RS ny:-cf-w:f.zff1., A SENIOR FFICERS Front row, Tight to left: Ramona Dillard Secretary, Juanita Williams, Secretary' Antionette Willie, Co-Treasurer. 9 y Back row, right to left: Eugene Nelson, Presidentg Edward Cottrell, Vice-Presidentg Carl M. Boyd, Co-Treasurer. 2 L X ADAMS, CLEMENT VINCENT Biology, B.S. 'ZX Phi Beta Sigma Fraternityg Natural Science Clubg Student NEAg Social Science Club. ADAMS, DOROTHY HENDERSON Elementary Education, BA Alpha Kappa Alphag Alpha Kappa Mu Honor's Program. Ancocx, KAY HAYWOOD Elementary Education, B.A. AKINS, JUANITA ANETTE WILSON Elementary Education, BA Pyramid Clubg Pre-Alumni Club ALEXANDER, ELOUISE DENISE Elementary Education, B.A. Big Sisters Clubg Charm Clubg Pyramid Clubg Canterbury Clubg Student NEAg Young Democrats Clubg Church School Teacher. ARMSTRONG, KENNETH ODEA Physical Education, BA Student Council, Intramural Presldent Statistician for Football, Basketball and Tennisg KLAN. QA. I S-A -5- -. --x.iS14::s ' :A - IP NX f Dramatic Clubg Pre-Alumni Club. ATTMORE, ELVETA BARNES Elementary Education, B.A. fix BALDWIN, RITA EDWINA -H- Elementary Education, B.A. N.A.A.C.P.g Big Sisters Clubg Student N.E.A.g Altar Guildg Charm Clubg Inter- Dormitory Councilg Young Democrats Club. 'K 451 BARRY RICHARD LIVINGSTON MARQUESS 1 4 Ziff f A-1.7.4':,:-331,21 :wr- .p 35: ga- .2621-gij ,.-:gy ,V 111'42-.3:f21EEf.?5q-5i:55:,' -L9 ::g12:15EfcQ4 .42 1 5',-:-ffiA.'i1f:1: 1,1f.v,g. ,.-,sf 5' -1 :Iii ij., :fm '71-.-: '-I 5-3.- ,ar .. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternityg Inter-Greek Coun Pre-Theology, English, B.A. Q: cilg Canterbury Clubg Layreader. BATTS, ARTHUR JAMES Social Studies, B.A. Social Science Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g N.E.A. BAXTER WILLIAM Physical Education BA :lk Basketballg Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nityg Inter-Greek Councilg Canterbury ,fi Club BECKWITH HOWARD LEE JR Whos Who Beta Kappa Chi Mathe matics Club' American Radio Relay Leagueg WA4BCC. fl .,..a .wa ,F ' i BLAKE, C. DELOIS Physical Education, B.A. Pyramid Club, Big Sisters Clubg Physi- cal Education Clubg Usher Guild, Charm Club. BLAKENEY, THEODORE WILLIAM Physical Education, B.A. Inter-Greek Councilg Physical Educa- tion Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, lPole- march! BOYD, CARL MARQUESS, JR. Sociology, B.A. Senior Class Treasurer, Vice-President N.A.A.C.P.g Canterbury Club, Science Clubg Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Pen Staifg Yearbook Staff, KLAN. BROOKS, FREDERICK THOMAS Biology, B.S. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, N.E.A.g Science Club. 5.x ,, S44 I . .111-fl SNK.. , f 1 . X X A fs s W.. ' 1 ,ASX is iN wax 'SNIA' x A ' ,gmnr : .. tw' E- 5' ,. .Qi ,Q -Q-,... .Wa , N ' f A - if T hx 1-:-:-'. X -- iq -rl. . . . . .. wkxxx XY is Rx X xiii ass X has X xii X X X Qxm Q, KXXQ x N wXWXwQQ XQ S X xv N S ox SX Sxm wk? x ,xx cs is Y , .Q , , x . MBA., -.--wifi: 'i ifviii.-FEE . . ,:.,9i.f,:-A - .s -. xf.-:-Q: ' -. .,: -. -N.X::i:-s. it st X 51:2-i:.'19,ss . 1 -',t.:,1.g1g51g'-5.55: X ., , +.- . Q.. '- -,-,4::::5e-c-:g-:- egg. v.-A-,W . sv-s+s.,.x , f,.:,.g1..,:,., .5-:h ., N-ig Egg.,-:Q -:-w--9-sw:-.-:-,is-may-.s - f:,-:..-:-.ave-:-'st X:-sz-x--ss ff:-, '-' '-'-rss.-:-1.r:,,-.'r,.: ' 1 ' 2 35:2 -5:52. .fc-xxsi:f3 -: :I .. -1 -:::1:1fgz51,Ag.1:a-., X.1:5Q-ar'+'v:5M:fxQg Ei' .1-'..:::+ 1112 iz...',-f--Ewizggzgrfggg, . sszgwfz'-' .':-36'7 i ' i xifl '1:fZIEQ 1. 1...-sf-1-mes: LF -,:.a:. -.Q 45.1. '.'.' .x '.,.'.,:.g2-'1'.-' ' .I '+I QCII-Q f.+:..:-:-.-.s:E1::- A. N.-.,-a::ss,w:.'e .sis BROWN, MRS. BARBARA J. SKF' Sociology, B.A. Social SCIENCE Clubg N.E.A., N.A.A.C.P.g Big Sisters Club, Altar Guild. BRYANT, JANIE Business Education, B.A. Big Sisters Clubg Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P.g Canterbury Clubg N.E.A.g Campus Calendar Staff, Pre-Alumni Club. 35 -s ,gnu Elementary Education, B.A. Big Sisters Club' Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P.' Canterbury Club, N.E.A.g A Pre-Alumni Club. D at. P 0 , if' .' 'Fx 'ii 'W BURNETT, CARRIE ' .1 A I 7 BURWELL, WAYMON LEON Music, B.A. College Choir. CHANCE, GEORGE RAY if H 1 Physical Education, B.A. y -v student N.E.A.g Basketball, Lampodas .- ' ' ' Club. if 9 'I 0- ,gl CHESTNUT, BARBARA GAIL Elementary Education, B.A. Altar Guildg Big Sisters Club, Student N.E.A.g Ivy Leaf Clubg Canterbury Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g Miss Sophomore, At- tendant to Miss St, Augustine's 60-61, Sweetheart of Scrollers Club. 'Y COLEMAN, GLADY W. Biology, B.S. Science Club, Pre-Alumni Clubg Pyra- 13 49 mid Club. ' 'W COTTRELL, EDWARD RIAS Physical Education, B.A. Co-Captain of Basketball Team C60-6253 N,E.A.g Kappa Alpha Psi, Keeper of Records, Vice-President of Senior Class, Layreaders, KLAN. l 1 ,px 4 'fi Y , ,F ef' 5. Q. 5' 1 Y 4 V i. lux s . ...,,, - .fl CUMBO WILLIAM FRANK JH. Biology B.S. Football tvarsityl 1 yr: Veterans Club' 'R Y Pre-Alumni Club, Newman Club. 7 Ii, qs DAVIS, JAMES E. Chemistry and Mathematics, B.S. Student Council, Beta Kappa Chi, Who's Who, Yearbook Staff, Cco- editorl, Pen Staff, tco-editorl, Honor's Program, Vice-President of Junior Class, Natural Science Club, CPres.l5 Mathematics Club, fPres.5, N.A.A.C.P., Chemocrats. DAVIS, WILLIE MAE Business Education, B.A. Student N.E.A., Pre-Alumni Club, Carn- pus Calendar Staff, Achronian Club, City Student, Charm Club, Big Sister Club. DILLARD, RAMONA N. Elementary Education, B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inter- Greek Council, Secretary Big Sisters Club, Charm Club, M.E.N.C., Announ- cer, N.E.A., Saint Augustine's Church School Teacher, Secretary, Sophomore Class, Assistant Secretary, Senior Class, FALCON Staff, Sweetheart of Omega Psi Phi, 459-603, Dean of Pledgees, Delta Sigma Theta. DONALDSON, SHIRLEY ROBERTA Chemistry, B.S. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inter- Fraternal Council, Drama Guild, Stu- dent Council, Natural Science Club, Chem-o-crats, Pen Staff, FALCON Staff, Secretary, Junior Class, N.E.A., NiA.A.C.P., Pre-Alumni Club, Charm C ub. ELLERBE, JOHN CURTIS English, B.A. N.E.A., Track. 37 E ,. h 4 - 'Y f' 14. . ' - .. yi Qmgggg L I fl 'l's:-sez A 1 ' -'i9+wN'L f- , If . -3 N. , .. swffsem .. 'ft wi, ,, 6 NZ. 'ei t x QQWQV255ni4 ' 'Q' ,W -r Nts , T '-A ' ti -. IBHI R - 152221 'it 35 1 aflz' 1. :Aiming A YL ad ' : rfb, -F GILL, DALLAS LEE Business Administration, B.A. N.E.A.g Pre-Alumni Club. HIGH, SHIRLEY Hzstory and Social Studies, B.A. N.E.A., Social Science Club, Young Democrats Clubg Canterbury Clubg Pre- Alumni Clubg English Club. HILLIARD, LETTIE 1 gs 5, :f f 51 N ii nf N 'L 'Q 'f., l'-RL: -v12?f.',gf3z'f N Q, f 'li Tr ' 3 Business Education, B.A. Student Councilg Student N.E.A.g Big Sisters Clubg Charm Clubg Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, 1PresidentJ, Inter-Greek Organizationg Miss Phi Beta Sigma, 11961-6255 N.A.A.C.P.g Campus Calen- dar Staffg Canterbury Clubg Pre-Alumni Club. HUNTER, EVANGELINE ALICE Business Education, B.A. Charm Clubg Delta Sigma Theta Soror- ityg Freshman Attendant to Miss Saint Augustine'sg Editor of Campus Calen- Ar - 'FN -fl ev dar, 160-613. HUNTER, HERMENA ELIZABETH EDWARDS Elementary Education, B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Pre- Alumni Clubg N.E.A.g Charm Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g Big Sisters Club. IZZARD, DELoREs BARBARA Business Education, B.A. Big Sisters Clubg Charm Clubg Art Clubg Canterbury Clubg Newman Clubg Campus Calendarg N.E.A.g Inter-Dormi- tory Councilg Young Democrats Clubg Intramural Sports. 38 .J'I '.-. Zh ry ue- ,-4 1 1-us, '3 V .ptr---N JEFFRIES, BETTY MORRIS Business Education, B,A. Dramatics Clubg N.E.A.g Charm Clubg Miss U.N.C.F. 58-593 Pre-Alumni Clubg Secretary, N.A.A.C.P.g Miss Junior Classg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Grammateusg Big Sisters Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheartg Miss Saint Augustine's College. JETTON, LEONARD HARRISON Biology, B.S. College Choirg Natural Science Clubg Canterbury Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, Pen Staffg Yearbook Staffg Pan-Hellenic Council, President, Tennisg 'tKLAN. rfrfferi if Q JoNEs, MACON MURRAY, JR. Sociology, B.A. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Pen Staifg Yearbook Staff, KLAN. KIRK, VERA M. Elementary Education, B.A. Young Democratic Clubg Big Sisters Clubg N.E.A.g Altar Guildg Usher Guildg Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P.g Canterbury Clubg Art Club. dv 'Ts LANGLEY, OZELL Biology, B.S. Canterbury Club, Science Clubg Math. Club. LEE THEODORE ROBERT History, B.A. MAKEL, MARY ALICE Elementary Education, B.A. Alpha kappa Alpha Sorority, Dean of Pledgees Canterbury Club, Altar Guild Ushers Guildg Inter-Dormit.ory Council Big Sisters Clubg Charm Clubg Sunday School Teacher, Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psig Student Councilg Inter Greek Councilg Spinx Queen, At- tendant to Miss Senior Class. MCCULLOUGH, JEAN MARY Sociology, B.A. Social Science Club, N.A.A.C.P.g Ushers Guildg Big Sisters Clubg N.E.A. MERRICK, MIRIAM JULIETTE Biology, B.Si Ivy Leaf Club, Library Assistantg Charm Clubg Altar Guildg Science Clubg Mathematics Clubg Canterbury Club, Young Democratic Club, N.E.A.g Pre- Alumm Clubg M.E.N.C. MILES, HAL VESTER Physical Education, B.A. Moss, HENRY EDWARD CREFT Biology, B.S. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternityg KLAN g Chem o cratsg Science Club, Treasurer, Freshman Classg Inter-Greek Council, Dormitory Councilg N.A.A.C.P. NELSON, EUGENE Business Administration, B.A. Dormitory Council, Treasurer, Co Edl tor of Peng Co-Editor of Yearbook, President of the Senior Classg KLAN. il fic aww - OVERTON, PAUL Physical Education, B.A. Veteran Club. PAR-HAM, JEANNETTE VENESSA Physical Education, B.A. NEA PATTERSON, LUCY BLONDEL Biology B.S. Dramatic Clubg Science Clubg Pre- Alumni Clubg Delta Sigma Theta Soror- ityg Charm Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g Big Sister Clubg Attendant to Miss Freshman. PERRY, MAXINE Mathematics, B.S. Mathematics Clubg Natural Science Clubg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Anti Basileusg National Education As- sociationg Beta Kappa Chi Science Honor Societyg French Clubg Honor's Program. PETERSON, SYLVESTER Physical Education, B.A. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternityg N.A.A.C.P., Presidentg Yearbook Staff. POOLE, MARY ELLA English-French B.A. N.E.A.g Charm Clubg Achronian Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g President of Senior Dormi- toryg Big Sister Club. fix w,,,,-ff PRIDGEN, CLARICE Business Education, B.A. N.E.A.g N.A.A.C.P.g Pre-Alumni Clubg Miss Pre-Alumni, '60-'61g Ivy Leaf Club: Charm Clubg Campus Calendarg Canterbury Clubg B1 Sisters Club. REID, MRS. DORIS Elementary Educatzon, B.A. Pre Alumni Club, Secretary, Student 105 va- N.E.A. RIDDICK, MAMIE CAROLYN Elementary Education, B.A. Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Choirg ,www Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Sweetheartg A ak' Charm Clubg Assistant Secretary, Jun- ior Classg Attendant to Miss May Queen' N.E.A. 3 Ml ROBERTS, ANDREW LEE Bzology, B.S. Natural Science Clubg Sphinx Clubg Veterans Club. up ROGERS, DORIS JEAN ff-' , Business Education, B.A. - 4, U' ' Charm Clubg Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- :Js ityg Campus Calendarg N.E.A. O. N W 1? f?'f i'f f9 5, .i 'N ,Abs ' + it 'wi . . NL 1 , I xx K' 'A W? ROLLE, VIRLA CYNTHIA Elementary Education, B.A. Canterbury Clubg Big Sisters Clubg Whois Who: Ivy Leaf Clubg Young Democrats Clubg Charm Club. 7714+ rf' SANDERS, MAE RENE Elementary Education, B.A. Art Clubg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororityg Pre-Alumni Club. rv VYW- STEWART, ELIJAH ELMO, JR. Sociology, B.A. President, Student Council: Omega Psi Phi Fraternityg Social Science Club N.E.A.g Football. THOMPSON, CLAUDIA ARTHUR LEE Physical Education, B.A. Charm Clubg Cheerleaderg Big Sisters Clubg Canterbury Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g N.E.A.g Inter-Dormitory Council. THORPE, ALFONZA LOUIS Business Administration, B.A WALLACE, FREDERICK Pre-Theology-English, B.A. Canterbury Club, Presidentg Social Sci- ence Club, Presidentg Collegiate Council of the United Nationsg Choirg Layread- ersg Dramatics Clubg Pen Staffg Young Democrats Clubg Advisory Committee to the Student Councilg Senior Class, Chaplain. WHEELER, EDITH MAE Elementary Education, B.A. Canterbury Clubg Big Sisters Club Charm Clubg Altar Guildg Church School Teacher. 43 14' N ..,,,d,,,33i ..,,-3' uve, ,Af ffl' WHITTAKER, ELIZABETH Chemistry, B.S. President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Secretary, Student Councilg President, Natural Science Clubg Mathematics Clubg Pen Staffg Charm Clubg Big Sis- ters Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g Inter-Greek Councilg FALCON Staffg Chem-o-crats. WILLIAMS, AMY GERTRUDE Physical Education, B.A. Big Sisters Clubg Delta Sigma Theta Sororityg Charm Club, N,E..A.g Attend- ant to Miss Junior Ushers Guild. WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN CEASER Physical Education, B.A. Omega Psi Phi Fraternityg Art Clubg N.E.A., Track Team. WILLIAMS, BERTADEAN Elementary Education, B.A. Secretary, Art Clubg Charmg N.E.A.g Pre-Alumni Clubg Sphinx Sweetheartg Dramatics Clubg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. WILLIAMS, MRS. JUANITA MARSHALL English-French, B.A. Charm Club, Assistant Secretary,'59- '60g Attendant to Miss May Queen, '59-'60, Canterbury Clubg N.A.A.C.P.g Big Sisters Clubg Inter-Dormitory Councilg Pre-Alumni Clubg FALCON, Typistg Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Secretaryg Miss Senior Class, N.E.A.g Senior Class, Secretaryg Dramatics Club. WILLIE, MARIE ANTIONETTE Music Education, B.A. President, Big Sisters Clubg President, College Choirg Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, M.E.N.C.g Charm Clubg At- tendant to Miss Senior Class, Assistant Treasurer, Senior Class. VQB . ,J W '47 ,-z-,- 'Qs . -.f Better 4 atv ham E'ditor's Note: The following pages of Seniors are not in eu' p p , us, they were guilty of procrastination. 4-5 BUPI' th ' ro er sequence. Like most of ALLEN, BERNARD History, B.A. ,A in Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. BRODIE, ROBERT ' Biology, B.S. Veterans Club, Natural Science Club. BROWN, MELVIN .4-P' E 'ww 'ZH-i. fu N..- Sociology and History, B.A. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Layreaderg The KLANJ' CONNOR, WEBSTER Physical Education, B.A. Football Team' Tennis Team 'Q' we t F FELDER, ROBERT Physical Education, B.A. Football Team, Tennis Tearng Kappa ' Alpha Psi Fraternity. GLovER, ALFRED Physical Education, B.A. Basketball Team lCaptain for 3 yearsj VU' I 7 'WH GREEN GEORGE Physical Education, B.A. N, aah. fl? Pwr- HAYWOOD CHARLES A Chemistry, B.S. Alpha Kappa Mug Beta Kappa Chxg Who's Whog Mathematics Club, Science Club, Alpha Phi Alphag Chem-o-cratsg Vice-President Student Council 1961, Member at Large 1960. ' ,fl wi JONES, LEMUEL Physical Education, B.A. HALLINGSWORTH CARL it pw- Q X .-1, . ' ,,,,-was-I ...df Physical Education, B.A. JACKSON, ELLA Elementary Education, B.A. N.E.A. LASSITER, ISAAC Physical Education, B.A. Football Teamg Track Team. Sc ..,, .Q ae .3 wt' .yy-A 55 Si I I 47 I . M., A , 4 we W W W. am nv , Q , MADISON, LOUIS E. Ji jp 'V' Mathematics, B.S. 1 A L. , -nr' .354 - - Jiiiiiawz 'iff 14f:?a ' - 1 af., tximy, 1,- .J f-51.13 'Lag-. , 5 fi-5' I-. ?f:f27ff . -,r -1' 5:43, if w'-V 1 fag. f- V' :NYE-f: , . ,Q-, la, IFS I N 7W 5 1 N fb Mathematics Clubg Science Club, Who's Who, Beta Kappa Chi. MARTIN, RAYMOND Physical Education, B.A. Football Tearng Omega Psi Phi. MURRAY, FRANK English, B.A. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. NEELY, ELMA Mathematics, B.S. Alpha Kappa Alphag Big Sisters Club, Sunday School Teacherg Mathematics Club: Beta Kappa Chi Science Honor if. nr , ,I , -1 -.f .. -M ,- cv? ,tx Society. SAUNDERS, JOHN WESLEY V--K ,ffi A . . F vi QVV7 I ? Social studies, B.A. ff.. cj Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Pen Stalfg Social Science Clubg Veteran's Club. SAUNDERS, WILLIAMS Biology, B.S. Science Club. 48 ,QA ,, be ,,.,. , ,,,,.N . 'ra . -, f iv L, N. I 5 Q.-e , V0 s A lfyglilghifr. :if Q' if-15 'YW ,phd SHIRLEY, MAURICE Q' -. l B.A. Soczo ogy, 63? if- 2 Kappa Alpha Psig Layreader. SMITH, ROBERT Busmess Admzmstratzon, ZW?- gf SPARKS, AUDRI-:Y Elementary Educatzon, B.A. Z' Alpha Kappa Alphag Big Sisters Clubg A I N.E.A. WEATHERFORD, ALEX Bzology, B.S. SCIENCE Club, Mathematics Club. WILLIAMS, REBA Biology, B.S. Science Club. WILLIAMS LEVERN Mathematics B.S Mathematics Club' N.E.A :R 5,9 ve ,J Q . Wm' fj Q: 'vw' ' .Q ix--' ES'7 mms- V. ,, -K, .-1 - ,..,. A --1-, I 'Z -. . N I X, , N X X XS .. M' XX Q Q X N .wx L gs.. X ANN Magi- -ff: -2-.PP , . SSQQKN A - '- lik E ac- ww 'i'r21'E: '- '- QS: ' .Q ' Q . ':f.'f ff . 1 - T551 - 1 .- pffft. ivlzgzxgx y . -l :Six :af .Q . L' X112 5 'Q I sg? .sp I. - Ark R If vs ,- - ff.. I Ra A1 .rag sgtfxm-: -- 5:1 ik :maj W -. af, - ' sz: ,. if 49 If I A nik xf- Sf fa LILLY, HELEN Biology, B.S. Beta Kappa Chig Who's Whog Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororityg Member-at- Large to Student Councilg Science Club. lWe goofed: Miss Lilly's picture should have been on page 41.9 eniors Not Pictured BOBBY CONRAD Elementary Education VERNETTA HARRIS Elementary Education ANNETTE HOGAN Sociology HARRY LEAZER Physical Education FREDERICK MCCANTE Sociology CYNTHIA WILSON Business Education 50 JAMES PINCKNEY Business Administration ALFRED RICKS Business Administration CARL SANDERS Mathematics, B.S. FREDERICK STALLINGS Elementary Education SARA WEAVER Elementary Education J UNI RS ---A - I Q JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sam Johnson, Parliamentariang Morris Smith, Vice-Presidentg Maybelle Bryant, Secretaryg Richard Dent, Presi- dentg Leo Williams, Business Manager. 51 5 if BENNETT, JESSIE MAE BOLLING, SPOTTSWOOD BONDS, CAROLYN ANNE 8 A L..4 KW? -J 'YN ,-ng, BONDS, CHRISTINE DEANNA '! 'V-. A l ! jf ANDERSON, BARBARA fx an UNI RS BROWN, GLENN 7? . 'U' 52 BAIN, ROSEMARIE A. 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