St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)
- Class of 1970
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'44,-5? , V X X, -. ,mehr a la Ov. .rf gy ,,, .-4 r + v-whwxci ' '.:+h3.f' , 'Va-1 6 4 041. am--2.13 - ' 1 Suggestion 84 Demonstration As undergraduate students, we realize and seek to acquire certain criteria, certain capabilities. We strive to discover ourselvesg to be exposed to different philosophies and to react to them. We feel a need to be both a functional part and a fashioning force in society ----- a craving for knowledge of what and how to harness available means towards constnlctive and progressive ends. The World is our campus, and we need certain essentials to function satisfactorily in it. We need Power g the powers of: Suggestion and Demonstration, Bal- ance and Coordination, Concentrated Study and Knowledge, Organized, United Effort, Mechanical Propulsive Power, and Creative Power. W. 1 Wherever I found a living creature, there I found the will to power. Nietzsche K ll -4+ , .ri P5 rf- ' Balance 84 Co-Ordination 'Q xr ! . gl l 1 'x i 9 8 Every man feels instinctively that all the beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than a single lovely action. Lowell , 2 in ' 'Q 3. 1 Q N.-Y Q i g5I.:,g, ,,.,, ..,,.r ,.. W, f'f,Nf'n V' we .1 'A ' M 'K W-Xxx N . ,-MN U h hy? A x , ff xx 1 ,pf . 'Lf' nn ,f N 1 ' r V . 1 ws . 1 N v f x , 4 -' 'a,. K a 51 5 X , 'f-fl.-4. v ..,, 2 eiief--5' I ,Q ' '. 1295,-og I a ' 5 5 f B fu J 'L' 'R' M ' 1 xv in is 4 4- .fj al-Kg? :v', f A Ns y . M 1, 1' .fy U ,Q . , , 4 . - 1 sttluewex .6 ,.,l . Concentrated Study 84 Knowledge Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can f'md infomation upon it. Samuel Johnson 35 L ,O 1 I X or 'x Tsai? .. . - es . --e-M' r 4 ,A X . 5 ?'2fk'1ef ,- fe 4. ru- nf: U. 'x .zsfw S 5 ,. X ,H ., f Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity. Organized, United Effort Psalms. CXXXIII wits! Y I f -V 0 5 7- 1.--. ' 2 .5 F2 ff, ww, .. Mechanical Propulsive Power A tool is but the extension of a man's hand, and a machine is but a complex tool. And he that invents a machine augments the power of a man and the well-being of mankind. Ecclesiates. VII. 29 ln- I o . I K ? ' W 3 v Q .V ,QQ--'Q :vi H 'rrW' , - - vu, V , , Uibjir:1qi51iizuJifi1,.3f'v,'.wi: 'g.Ill'--w' ,fail -Hf,.1r 1,4 4, g- 5- 3 , . . . L I 5' 1 333 -a w .... 1 ' f-5Llg . -, . ., 4-... -- 1, i i ,g . , - - i ni-jg ., -, li- Y 5 ,, ,., K .',L,f,,, . . if? .531- 2-V '-Iain. Creative Power Imagination disposes of everythingg it creates beauty, justice, and happiness, which is everything in this world. Pascal 16 . W 1,9 wifi:-IA ig fs M 'N ikki Hi I 3331? , 'X' 5-NV. ' I Q c ies, cvvn, H 5 x5 I S , ff f'. K A 'f 2,1 1 .... , ,.f.,. :iii . 1-2 ' - ' av ,,.Wfff'J f.,,f,.,-f ', ',g,,...,w M-WW I ,,...J'Jd0-J,-.YJ ,, if efmvmwm' ,,.,4,-,vAu X x ff 4 QR ,-A J 'Ae ' :.1 Wt 'lx , ?5 S... R gy -, .-.-..4, .. Seniors And this our most memorable year - our last, the culmination of four years of intellectual pursuit is at an end. We have survived the turmoil of the yearsg behind us lie the joys, the lingering sorrows and bitter sweetness of our lives within the walls of this our beloved St. Aug . It has been difficult but we have learned. Socializing influences and the demands of critical and analytical thinking have had very stimulative and positive effects on our minds, triggering a surge of energy and power of mind that we itch to unleash in the awaiting worldg for we know that we will set an example for posterity. W4 41.-. IX ' Adams, E. Maria Adams, Peter M. English Mathematics Henderson, N. C. West Indies sqggfc' v Ames, Carolyn M. Baham, Jocelyn A. Mathematics Biology Virginia Beach, Va. Wilmington, N. C. Ballard. Hercule Beatty, Christine E. Business Administration Business Administration Washington, D. C. BHIICS- l-elif! M- Council. N. C. Business Administration Miami, Florida 20 x -fp' Ben'y, Barbara A. French Trenton, N. C. Bomar, Sharon Y. Sociology Plainfield, N. J. Birdsall, Barbara Elementary Education Raleigh. N. C. Bland. Rose C. Physical Education Petersburg, Va. Bond, Viola B. Physical Education Windsor, N. C. 21 X. Brinson, Betty Social Welfare Raleigh, N. C. O -'i Qi--s j.- 'ml , .A 'Ai at-1, Q i 5,1 j V , , ,V 45 I , Brooks, Albert N., Jr. Brown, Margaret Business Administration Business Education Charleston, S. C. Inman, N. C. Bruton, Myra Caldwell, Francina Secretarial Science History Miami, Florida Jenkinsville, S. C. 22 Crudup, Ronald Business Adm. Chesapeake, Virginia S Collier, Richard E. Cfaflden- Marv Business Administration Mathematlc? Chicago' Illinois Robertsonville, N. C. :WM-- Canady, Edna M. French Kinston, N. C. ' ' 'ZW' Cuffee, Lionel A. Pre-Med. Chesapeake, Virginia Davis, Carolyn Physical Ed. Detroit, Michigan 23 1' Debnam, Shirley A. Physical Education Wake Forest, N. C. its Egerton, Sarah L. Engliah Warrenton, N. C. Dobson. Eugene Business Adm. Magnolia. N. C. E9 Fisher, Carolyn L. Physical Education Brooklyn, N, Y. Fisher, Gloria H. Sociology Raleigh. N. C. W .1 :eg Foster. Carolyn A. Elementary Education Startex. N. C. Dunn, Mazie B. Elementary Educ Raleigh, N. C. Foster. Patricia English Greer, S. C. Goffigan, Lydia J. Pre-Medicine Virginia Beach, Va. Fowler, Joyce A. Elementary Education Taylors, S. C. Goza. Cynthia B. Social Studies Raleigh. N. C. Gilmore, Raymond Sociology Plainfield. N. J. if 5'-t x J 'J W1 5 J E 'Siu N I ..' ig f 1 fe' , e JJAJJ1 l 355, ' ,'.y 'N .L g . ,'.4JY ' Pi f.-1.,:', , X 11' SAW- 3-6, .1 ,. , .-.,-j.'-1:'.1.:'f .E My 7' I Green, Ann '-1 Elementary Ed. l Raleigh, N. C. 1 .fi 1. ff l 51, 523. , EJ:. 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Wilmington, N. C. .9 '. 4 X N ., 5 . 3, by Q if ,- . w if '- ir 3. + Johnson. Jerome C. Mathematics Raleigh. N. C. til. .Mars . ' Y 'AMC . MS. - l . ,.l:. ,ff :1.,5?igiT.f-r' 1 1 viii, X Q., W 'I R1 Ninn Jones. George A. History ly Raleigh. N, C. IR' ' liiii ' i Mvvli ' rbi qlxlgg 55? V6.1 ' ian. 'N We FV Qi M K g.. ig' 4: B- J 4 gif BT EP- if'-ls. . Ffgf.-..55a. g..i. gi gr. - iz, . fiZ5g'.F.l 1 f Cf' 3 in., :reef-1 Jones, Bettie M. Business Administration Garner. N. C. 28 Jones, Mildred D. Business Admin. Virginia Beach. Va Jones. Morri Sociology Raleigh. N. C. E 5 it ii .I S f , , I. , I r , 6. . PQ .. it Q 5 ' , 5 1 if 5' ' ' ff .sf A i 1 .,il . f . 4,1-.:f:M K 1 A' 'ij' e 52 ' Jordan, Brenda f' - ' As, ,V Elementary Ed. V H-, .5 x x ii' i gh- - eq.-sf' X . 4 Q Q P x xik a: ' SEQ? - -. 1 .V 5-1 gr. , f5,5-53.5122551- ' wsenzrf' Raleigh, N, C. Joshua, Victor E. History Cleveland, Ohio 1 . Joyner, Celestine Sociology Norwalk. Conn. Johnson, Clifford Physical Education Wilson, N, C. Qefb Knight, Mary R. Business Adm. Virginia Beach, Va. Kent, Dona J. Business Ed. Wilson, N. C. X L fNSf+5 -'ff Cf N7 A gVw WSU F 8 ilk bf 65? Leach, Ernestme Sociology Gamer, N. C. fm Q. Lassiter, Margaret Elementary Ed. Raleigh, N. C. Lesesne, Gwendolyn Math St. Albans, N. Y. Long, Phyllis Lovick, Geraldine Elementary Ed. Sociology s-xr. Washington, D. C. Kinston, N. C. lla. Lucas, Hennina History Charleston, S. C. 4'-... Cn,- ' ' I 59 Nnr. 'gif' Lymon, Cynthia Social Welfare Charleston, S. C. ie- '09 'Pisa Martin, Herbert Mask, Nathaniel E. History Physical Ed. Latta, S. C. Philadelphia, Penn. McCloud, Richard History Wilmington. N. C. McEwen, Edward History Princeton, N. .l. McDowell, Harry Mitchell, Lillian Sociology History 5' 95 35 sQ- 4 Q -i Miller. Mack T. Physical Education Macon. Georgia 32 Orrum. North Carolina Virginia Beach, Va. Merriweather, Moore, Rosemary Johnnie Mae History Elementary Education Tugkeegee Institute, Raleigh. N. C. Alabama Moody, Lucy P. Elementary Ed. Roanoke Rapid. N. C. iv L Moring, Barbara .lo Social Studies Raleigh, N. C. I HN Elementary Ed. South Boston Va H 11' 'Qfa'f., , X . - E Morgan, Ann S. h -Tx, Morgan, Geraldine Elementary Education , ' 'gay 1,5Q,:g, .I ' 1 Mosley, Brenda Sociology LaGrange, N. C. Mosley, Roosevelt M. History Virginia Beach, Va. .. A . V5 ff. . - U -- ski .4 . .XSL -x- 11 , X-2 L . 5 Emzvv' 33 X .fb x,yq.f-M i .!'N 5.119 'DX ff: MCFuyden, Josephine Business Admin. Portsmouth. Va. Neely, Beverly English West Hollywood. Florida Nelson. Carol Ann Sociology New Rochelle. N. Y. m --f Murphy, Arden Music Bronx. New York rr- ,4 ,. p.,, 'X r We . we '42 S I I 'FW 'W iii SLG 'l XTX 4-' 1 l 2 f Yi L-f Noble. George Physical Ed, Darien. Ga. F X Nimmons, Shirley W. Sociology LaGrange, N. C. Perkins, Carolyn F Business Admin. Vanceboro, N. C. nm. ' -A Otey, Carol Ann Sociology Washington, D. C. Parker, Sylvia Business Education Cedar Grove. N. C. Q-1-ef 1 C .U ..,,r E : W l Perry. Claudia A fwlk, Business Ed. D Ahoskie. N. C. A ' .- .V K 4, .. Pierce, Edmond M, Business Administration Pittman, Thurman A. Windsor, N. C. Elementary Education Rocky Mount. N. C, 35 a-.M .ie ,fe,....w 551 Powell. Carla Biology Akron, Ohio Poole, Donald J. Physical Education Raleigh, N. C. If Yfv fi. Pompey, Jannelle H. Business Administration Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Powell, Pamela Elem. Ed. Akron, Ohio Richardson, Jeanette Business Administration Wilmington, North Carolina Reddick, Judy E. Elementary Education Rockingham, N. C. Royster. Vernon L. Chemistry Hampton, Virginia ' , 'N .yr -1 Ryals, Antoniette Business Education Darien, Georgia Scott, Peggy L. Scott, Michael Business Administration Folson. Pennsylvania Physical Education Newport News, Va. N Shannon, Gloria French Elizabeth City, N. C x N- s Y , ,Nt X , SN .fi Q W4 37 Simmons. Daniel Business Administration Frogmore. S. C. Sims, Nora Business Ed. Fort Pierce, Fla. Sims, Ernestine Social Welfare Spartanburg, S. C. Singletrny, Edith Business Education Raleigh, N. C. 433 Business Admin. Chesapeake. Va. Skinner, Febbie J. Smith, Lonice R. Business Ed. Elizabethtown, N. C. I I l 4 i 38 l l Spain, Carolyn W. Elementary Ed. Weldon, N. C. Smith, Ophelia Smith, Percy Business Education Music Smith, Pemell G. Business Education South Hill, Virginia .X . .N I Townsend. Georgia Raleigh, N. C. Stallings, Hilliard Business Admin. Jersey City, N. J. 39 Speller, Vernestine Chemistry Windsor, N. C. Stephenson. Shirley Elementary Education Garysburg. N. C. -en 1 ff, . F w..!a,:o,QtW1lW4At AWN? in ,, N Suggs, Marsha Q K ' Elementary Ed. gt - Jxytr YJ, Q. LaGrange, N. C. Stewart, Patricia Elementary Education Raleigh, N. c. ?R ,AV Sydnor, Stephen History Arlington, Va. fri, So--. fm -77' X- 'Xa 4 x Sweat, James Business Admin. Roanoke Rapids, N Taylor, Rudolph Psychology Hampton, Virginia A '4 vs Thomas, Robbie J. - V QI Upchurch, Clariton Business Education Q 1-P 5 5 Business Admin. no- U l-3Cl'0SS6.Virginia 'n,, I Raleigh,N.C. i A 'S ,J -. .3 - Walker, Celestine D. Mathematics Raleigh, N. C. Www Wamer, Howard C. Sociology Perry, Florida Watson, Betsy J. Business Education Raleigh, N, C. Whitaker, Anna M. Business Education Enfield, N. C. Alina, 'ir' T Whitley, Gerald Elementary Education Goldsboro, N. C, Williams, Dell Pre-Med. New York, N. Y. Williams, Inez Elementary Ed. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ,gms Williams, Glenwood Sociology Wilson , N. C. Wilson, lsaiah Social Studies Windsor, N. C. .Vi J Q . N ' ., H ES? i 'V' l 69 . zrgikgf X. , I 'Pm Q rr. -. 955. I 1 42 Winn, Richard Elementary Ed. Brooklyn, N. Y. Young, Zelma Elementary Ed. Raleigh, N. C. xxlxx X ,xx 'x YS 1Xfx , . 'ago X . -'-.M I ,E ' . I ' Q l: 0 A 3. -'UQ Cannon Guesner ,le 'X W 5 'iS2yr:YiR?3v. Y: 'LPC ' ' 'Qs ,jizpc M... 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Coach Clements received his B.S. degree from Saint Augustine's in 1952. He participated in both basketball and football, and was selected All C.l.A.A. in 1950. He holds a masters degree from the University of Illinois. ln nine years, he has taken the Falcons to the C.I.A.A. Tournament with the 1960 team being the most successful one. ln October, I966 Clements was elected to the Illinois Hall of Fame. and received a plaque and other honors. He is a credit to the entire school system. thletic Director W 47 - 'Y Q H 3 v wus 6 I Lau Gwen C 'vw , Charles Montague A Freshman Milton Gaylord - Senior Forward from Burgaw, N. C. Guard from Red Bank. N. J. ,--V' -Nr Nathan Mask - Senior guard from Philadelphia, Penn. sf Elisha Clarke - 6'7 Freshman William Fleming - NS Suplmnum Center from Miami, Florida Furxxard lhliblll R-mlwcrwiivillc, Nl. 49 The Falcons socks it to the Shaw Bears 80 77 . f i Saint Augustine's Falcons biggest and important win of the season came here Saturday in the Dorton Arena when the Falcons beat the Shaw Bears 80-77, This was by far the most thrilling and exciting game witnessed by the Falcon Fans and also the Shaw Bears tsmilel. Peter Dickens 142i scored I5 points and nine rebounds helped to spark this victorious win. Curtis Pritchett, a 6'5 sophomore for- ward from Blackstone. Virginia missed ll lot of action lust season because of u knee injury. But his knee is strong now and he should be u strong contender for ALLACIAA. Pritchett is No. 34. 50 LECONTE STOVER f A 6'5 junior forward from Durham is one of the better shooters on the team. He has been working hard on his defensive game which should strenghten our defense overall. Z William Fleming's aspiration for two points is halted by ALL-CIAA champ Gail ll3l. 51 A x ,tt . ,,,.-uv-' Mgt? f'.aF'N' L, Y ' Wk' ZA iQ-Hai in 62.45 5 Ying l If .V L 2 . A' Y ' 'W' ' W I, - Q V L. I il nl 'Nels' 1 x xv! 'F' 7 . , :D 4 1' .1 'n 3 'e'.' ' L Gaylord shoots jump shot for two points. Brown handles ball for the FaIcons,Gilmorel24l and S comes to his rescue. Oh yeah! Curtis Pritchett seems to say. tover 1143 Gilmore just can't seem to get rid of these fellows. 53 '--11-'-':nc,f1:s:w 'V-:ww v ',:-,:,1 ,-1 .rg -, ., fl, ,, V tt Lbqw-.ut-.wf1L.,-i:.zu+ 'f . L .' 1 -' ., .,'. 'W gm , . .. ' - A , 9 -L ,,,,- 1 ' - f' r- ,l 1 I ' 'lf -ii, V A P Q V. .,.,., Y ,, 1' The Falcons never quits: alwuy5 fighting. Leo shoots two for thc Aug S 2-W, 7:7- S. e wx kg , Q Q., S X . OX ex -i Y , 1 4 ef ' if .QQ X NXXS me .e was ' Leo Mackie, the field general of the team, scores two points on a steal from SI. Paul. William Fleming. a 6'5 forward from sophomore is the most improved player from last season scores two points against St. Paul. E x r , , 4 f fi . V iffffi S52 4-wr A Falcon and an Aggie fights for the rebound. Soccer V A , ' N . .ef gl ,, A .. '- . ' fig., ' , . A , - r .Wi , X 9.3.4, .. l ami N I' J . LQ , y ' -t - v'?-:fff+ E' , . in ' 1 , x L L .- fe , .' 1 -- ,Q vs. 5 f' , 'Y , ' E Q ' X. S if A ' ' . .. ,, ui 1 1 '4 I f' if ' -' , N I .1 x x X W ' . .. , ?-JN. kk T X! ' 'wg ' , 6 N 'A . L Nl? it f - Q f, - , i '-1 A- ,. . ' '-N r' ET' 'V E f fig t V L A JL f ' C ' 17 p g E- -. P , f e L-A , V v A 1 -- : A, 4 ' - sv., n ,f , ii 5 1 Q ,Jw - , , .. 1 -J . IT, VIN ' V Q . A X . ,J , Y 'N N Q fi 2 S V ,ff H W ' 1 . . K .ff-1313-L K 'I A' K l ' ' . V 'g uv i - U' - . Y ' ' ' 1. . 4 V .XL L , ff I. -- x, . sm 1 ,L 'aw x ig L21 V .V . 1 - '- T -. ' I. - ' I ' f P- Q V r 'ap .V AK, Age , M Q A ., ,V ! .' 4 I , . I I . . 1 9 fjfif' A I fi W- H QI 2 ,g. . gg -.' ' ' 'f 3 it K 'g.N it 115' K ' ' V ? A 4 V' 7 D Z - N. V ,f .. 'w f A ' - - 3 1, X Q ,ff 4. - . N. If ' ' ,X ' --.- ' C Nui' L - FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lester Owens. Michael Nduksa. Edward B. Asare, Samuel B. Asare. SECOND LINE - Chester Newsome, Lawerence Goose Broun. Carver Sweetness Durham. William B. Thang Fain, Jr., Mack Miller. THIRD LINE e E. K. Curry lcoachl, Danny Sugar coated Brown. Otto Toe Floyd. Edy Papa Doc Gauvin. Mr. Earle K. Curry is u native of Stuart, Florida and is a graduate of Pluine College, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree, He did his graduate study at North Carolina Central University in Durham, North Carolina receiving his Masters of Science. Mr. Curry is the coach of the soccer teznn. truck teuni, and golf team. 1.5. asf., gl2,'..N.. 1. YQ! f. ,,.1'f , ,, ,NJ 1 '.Qi': 3-QIZQN ft-:il I Q 39 5-1 -1 I , 1, FlI vl'l'6 , I i A I a l 4 1 1 : Q . .1 A ' ' U1 Al ,M i sa 1 5' I iliit H ,Y 'Q 'v 0 'J 'J I ll 1 -.., lv xt' S in N X 1 .fp r 'N s V -f ' - 11 5 iii, . -'w'3 . - 'A5rS4-ki.Q 'V3f'- , 1 ,l , .YN Q ' . ..-.mls ' ' N . .NXXQSNL Q A -i N Sr kg E - ,'., Q, lr Q rf N V My ,X X QQ 5 x X X Q ' 6 N OX I XNX s f xy ax Mix N 6 4 ss X x Q s Q . we 1 ' .V -,K r SN 5, V'. 'N kW mn'-'A' 4 -M ,. E glial-v'aa Afyfi vxvt 4 I ifLQQf5Q7I-.'X.vg-H, - K. 4 1 N , ,V at-5.3: sn- . .Q ' aux fv gr wif: nfs' 'BY' 'S- .-v 3 x X 1 W' x V ' if -s ' +o ,, X gg Xxx X Ssx XX H 4. 14 ia Q f EGF? ' t. '12-.' l. . r -5 'E 1: sv A Two of the outstanding members of the soccer team are Michael Nduksa. and Noe-Nswadi. E, 9 -, ., 3' .uw , ,gi 5 ,1- -. Q ,-- Coach Curry discusses game strategy with 'X some of the members of the soccer team. 1.44. W , 1 1 F53 X r . ' 'N STANDING FROM LEFT TU RIGHT: Kenneth Pressely, Harrold Rodgers. Charles Craig. Claude Scott, Howard Toomers. and Michael Williams. KNlil:lLlNG FROM Ll-WFT T0 RIGHT: Yule Lewis. Kenneth Kilson. Cliff Lowery, Kenneth Goodson. and Floyd Knox. Fencin -St. Aug's est fy' 'Q-3 l lj A ' If-fx 3 T 1 A YR. FROM Ll1FT TO RIGHT: Nlarquettu Buruhett. Co-captain. Wonder. .lane Jackson. Doris Battle, captain. Claudia Hall. and Floyd Knox. in -.pal rv- - ' ' nl. Saint Augustine's College Fencing Team was established by two students, James P. Williams and Harold P, Rodgers. James is gone, and the responsibility of coaching is on HaroId's shoulders. The team is nationally ranked. The trio of James Williams. Harold Rodgers and Claude Scott have placed this team among the top schools in the country. Harold feels that the team has the best personnel in the state. The foil team is strong with such stars as Michael William. Howard Toomers, and Harold Rodgers, There are a few new freshmen who have been doing an excellent job such as William Kilson and Floyd Knox, Claude Scott is perhaps one of the best fencers of all time. He has been the North Carolina State Epee champ for three years. ln addi- tion to Harold's fencing, he is also an excellent basketball player and a chess champ. .l J , K . in .S '-QQ. Sports Head Trainer .JA Nh af -few. Www-1-3.4 ee, if N, - -rf-.Rf Sammie Burley. Head Trainer. came to Saint Augustine's College from Mays High School in Miami. Florida, where he acquired the skills that helped him perform successfully as trainer for the past two years. A native of Miami, Florida, Trainer Burley received written certification from Gramer of Gardner. Kansas. His primary aims are the incorporation of preventive measures de- signed to reduce the occurrence of avoidable in- juries, and to upgrade the role of the trainer. a position he so dynamically fills. ? , L X , xr ,.-wx-if c 6 , I F! 1, N I V I , r Wai? . r Q: www I il 4-1.jtA a ' 2 1, his n I K FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Coach Curry, Henry Debnam. Oliver Dunston. Alfred Lucas. Edward William, Kenneth Hall. Mack Miller. Carl Frcdcriuk. E .HH 'Q hrjr K N 9 HN ', '. W.i 7 'Maris K J 5,01-A - 0 bk- rf ' Mr 'll .Ji - In Henry Murphy is--mr A 41-ll J11Nfg,'f ' F. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: James Robinson. William Newkirk, Nathan Alford, Vance Reed. Jerome Johnson, Donald Poole, John Johnson, Carver Durham, Richard White, Eddie Turner. SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Alphonza Jones, Frederick McKinnon. William Poole, Reginald Currie, Kenneth Crosby. Leo Mackie, James Levister, and Carl Frederick. Frederick D. Ponder a native of Bartles Ville, Oklahoma is the coach of the baseball team. He is a graduate of North Carolina Central University where he received a Bachelor of Science degree. Mr. Ponder came to St. Aug. in 1965 as a physical education instructor, he also coaches the tennis team. Baseball 1.......,..,.......,,... ,. ..., .,,, , i. .. ,A A .. 1':f',,,, ,f'Lg3 i ' FROM LEFT TU RIGHT: Rose Bland. Joyce Barnes. Febbic Skinner Senya Small. Shauun Bomar. Barbara Harria. Maria Adams. Carol Sim- mons. Cynthia Murphy. Joann Johnson. Rosa Gary. Hermina Lucru Phyllis Long. Gloria Macccr. .-'+,,..: Hn... 2...- SENIOR CHEERLEADERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Bomar from Plainfield. New Jersey. Hermina Lucas from Chzirleston. South Carolina. Maria Adams from Henderson. N0rIh Carolina. sitting is Rose Bland from Petersburg, Virginia Drill Team - Q .... LD S3 L , gr: ,1-hangin FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Chiquita Allen. Therisa. Viviun Anderson. Alice Graves, Sarah Harris. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley. Brenda Marrow. Shirley Debnam. Rosena Breeden, Lorice Lanier. THIRD ROW FROM LEFT RIO RIGHT: Sylvia Barry. Yzvwan Little, LeVerne Beckle, Evette Broun. FOURTH ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Sarah Ivory. Doris Hilliard. lwinnifred Rclbinwn. 63 ,..,,,1 I l l l l l I I 1 4 I 1 1 I 3 'V 0 hw T Queen The arresting countenance. the warm smile The stalwart of many a man A cherished companion from the beginning of time Regard her eyes, her lips, her tread - radiant. poised and elegant She is a warm magnanimous specialty. That touch of femininity and delightfulness exudes with such profusion - A generator transmitting a billion watts of power The loveliness, grace and vibrant personality of the woman invoke adjectives such as impelling. arresting. magnetic and suggestive, Words that simulate the true effect of a charm and appeal that is only native to a queen. - A delightful tingle to our fancy. P. Adams - 4AuthorJ e.. fry Lffti 'I' .1 Q rf' xaq, 'Q N KA 1 ,. . i I 6 'IB .1 '- -' , 1 , f 'X-2W.,.w-g,'1'f.w-.yn - , ' 4' .H , v 'W, . , 'u . -x, . 1 - . 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'I Q Miss Senior Beverly Neely 71 in W Miss Math Deborah Baptist Miss Veteran Mary Mayo 72 ? .fa fgxxa 11, ' K Y,,V -f Y ,. x ish 3, 4 s X ,fa -3 -V ,2xv-:Ki Miss Band Alma Bethea X X x 3 Q x N O 4 X W ' M ' Q X x LEX if : f Aiai M g if ,l If . X 'issggfdf le- M ,fi X V 1-. X '7 I . ' 'x' 5 f.LYf'fl' , ,wx ' V5-!Yfl:XNffNi 'ififT' -A 4x f Wig s f7f+i 'ax f if X V ,M, jwg,.,Qfg2?q. - .bx-jpg ,vxyigkb fi! H 33 is f ,.w- if QR f df - vw, AWN - Xl-ffvf' -4 iw.f!2.N! f4fW-'w 'x - W yy, Y '7V ,j'xQ M'ejq,,f-ml jg4J:5kQ-my QB fkff x M ,.f Wh X X AZWXX iii,-ffNv w xf7f 2v 'wf'1?i4WA EW ,lffmfifffl 1 :M .lv X- ff-:K M-X.-BN XR .M rf 4' f ?NS gawk 45-fix ' Q: .Q N fx , x ' w --.' , xQk, 19,-ig,-0 'X K 1 xxx - iff? EQQSQ QR . A I'-yx , I j.,-, ,Q-QQ S F X 141 : '- . iw If Z 5 xi it ,1 :'y,VrsffN XM-NX fjk 55 'ati fx . A ffx ., . fa QM ' 1' F 'R VXA WI , I -' ,ggzfgx Ei 5 .,- f':',zxXx 2 f V 7. A'v-' ' ff dx' I X ' xp , 5 bak, vw .X-...R w:.a,,4, -. rilnqhg lm. V' A W ' Vx .X . ' 41,0-P 454' an 'X vnqmi 'M - :51v:.,3 J 91: -' JA'v M' 44 x . Miss Junior Willie Mae Henry 74 Miss Sophomore Kitty Stewart Miss Alpha Phi Omega Stella Latta . .. A-fe , .W :Life K-ii. v 7' 1 sr '- e ,iz W. 1. ,, X-.. ,A J ,, V, Rr Miss Groove Phi Groove Rosemary Moore Miss NEA Patricia Steward Miss Phi Beta Lambda Lelia Banes 77 ' -5+ '. ' may r S S Wy . xx: gg X. . ive X3 SV Q-sv ,gs x xv' ,F Xu 37: ffihi '. -F Q.. 2 Miss Freshman Betty Gross i Q SSA ,,-A 1 - V S wsu-5,4 I Nil . innqq N110 '-'v' ' .Q '1-NN1 Lw x Sw S31 N. fs 5. ANN , ' Q-' 1.x-nhixfsinif .. ' ' my X QQQEW1 X x N 1 1 x 1 I 1 I L I i ll NVE x . .Q .H q X M -x. Carolyn Fashions 79 . 5 .,: Sweetheart of Phi Beta Sigma Debra Peebles 80 Miss History Club Rosemary Moore Miss Pen Vernestine Speller Q I M' gr-T32 Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Gwen Shelly 1 '?' fggaw X ,,,.1fI1zi:gsg+x1w.. X M X , ,.-,.-Nw.,..xx.N-,.s...wx--,.., .- Miss Omega Psi Phi Elaine Jacobs un ,. V M NYY, V in Y 1 ii , , ,nn pw-ug'-u-eqwwmrqn: Y ,631-FGQ -,V V 1.5 ,,. 11.,-f, 1.vf,',1+ .,.!g:1,,q L ,, , A , , 1 V . A- Iv. iv . .L Q gan., Sf J A .. E . r ing:-A 1 - ,V Y . ' , . ,I ' 71.7117 .iff 'WQU-M Underclassmen The Way The Twig ls Bent The Tree is lnclinedf' And these early years find us still in a very fashionable or mouldable state of being. An alert mind, a differentiating brain and an open heart will filter quality nourishment to the soul. These years of hopes. endeavors and frustrations are but our foot- stools toward the tangible and personal aspirations of the future. We take this business of prospecting seriously, P. ADAMS -'J -' -A .4 -.-... i1',.,m.f,gp.,..',-41. f , .LJ ...Q ., , 1 :- ,.w..f-if u:,,4,ka na en 1 ,- ' , 57' I , as 'if ,f ' r qu J a , VJ' .,..QJip - , - 4 .,s,...f:!.-ei 'vw 5.41 . A. ,,, 5 ,xy ,K ' 4 ,J fvmqf .,-N ., ro. ' ' ' r 1 4 4 3 f , l 1 I X Q S 1 1, 1 l f 'sf iff f l 1' ea . L, y. ,, K F545 Ls! N.- X X., 1 199 'lf xx 39 'vs XS Q an-ef' ,Q-sl NESS Arrington. Cnthlyn '73 Asgre, Edvygrd '71 Rocky Mount. N. C. Kumasi. Ghana 'wr- lam 5u,,,,, Alexander. Roger L. '73 Oak City, N. C. Allen, Caren P. '72 New York, New York Allen, Chiquita '73 Washington, D. C, Allen, .loetta '73 Eden, N. C. Alston, Jerry '71 Louisburg, N. C. Alston, Novella '71 Louisburg, N. C. Alston, Phyllis '71 Louisburg. N. C. Anthony, Dridre '73 Philadelphia. Pa. Archer, Ruth '72 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. .,f '-fl. , xx 4 I 4 I -- A ,, , 1 5 i ll'1v'X1-'yltfi 'ij' 5 3 A 52' I ill V .fi ' - Q 1, N- 5.j rf 'kk i i ' , - - rs::k.1. 1. - Q. Hives.: 2 .'-f55li1'-f'ff?Qi N' .F . X X ,,,.,. f Xxx Xe x xx x X X x XQN X X N XXQ I X X N X x k 3: -S-+P 4- X . 5fS.L.::' isis. sl luggf. ...YB 87 eer r .c:F, . . .,. . -R. Hi C 5.62 W . rx Q- -- . N-.,w.,-F:-.:.gf ' mftl. ,253 + N 'fre X 4 5, it Q ee .X Q X , X X S up B Y f ' ,X Q . .. ., , , X xxx. X X X X X Q K K Qbx 1111. Asare.S1nnuel B, '73 Kuinuri. Glumn Askins. Toney '72 Jznnaica. New York Atkinson. lris '73 New York. N. Y. Austin. Harriet '73 Bloomfield. N. J. Avent. Eddie L. '71 Roanoke Rapids. N. C. Buckman. Theresa '72 Charleston. S. C. Bailey, Lillie M. '73 Raleigh. N. C. Baker, Bruce '73 Wadley, Georgia Baker, John '72 Brooklyn, N. Y. Bundy, Bessie L. '71 Nashville. N. C. Buptibt. Debrouh K. '73 Baltimore. Md, Barbour, Effie '71 Clayton. N. C. 1 vt 5 m F.?9':'-1lv'4r-- ip' ff... -- 1 . ,- . , , 5 lg:1fl',.gfi'.1J,lgg1gf, .fm-' .3 5 4... 'Sr' Gi Barbour, Loretta '73 South Boston, Va. Barfield. Anne R. '73 Hookerton, N. C. Barham, Theresa '72 Raleigh, N. C. Barnes, Joyce A. '73 Greenville, N. C. Barnett, Patricia '72 Camden, N. J. Barton, D. '73 Battle, Doris '71 Whitakers. N. C. Battle Il. Wm. D. '73 St. Augustine. Fla. Batts, Constance '71 Jamaica, N. Y. Baylor, Sharen '73 Phila., Pa. Beard, Edna '72 Phila., Pa. Beasley, Harvey L. '73 Ahoskie. N. C. Beckles, LaVerne M. '73 Brooklyn. N. Y. Belk, Vickie '73 Alexandria. Va. Q' . v . W 'sv 'fii ff .- ' Wan- ffl' R silk. j - 4' ' 'ltl Lila 5t ll.?'5':llllil1-E.-'l .:-194375 S G -Il' iii! . -:'l 'L.. --.5'f39llf'i' . X -'B' 1 in ' l-:fr r 'KMC 'ig,'i,l Iii- 3:'... up H f.. - . V-X 4, - ' 4, Q.. .... 1. in x - .I , -- Jin l' L '. V ,A vw 1 - ing' Nj, , Xi' ,H of 1- , ,ghfw - 5 'J-.,,N fig we k --f -it ig: ., . Q 1 i... N' ' i A. .. .- is - -. Q R Q .K ...C . Q . L. rs, '51,-, :Ex-YI. 1 - . -.U g g V 1.33. .' Q .. Q X X 5 bf Y Q v b 'X . 1- 1 , ' ' ' Marx. ' , Nw . -1-fiat ea .. ' ' ' ' 'A X '. '- Eilya-L-f' -P? - . . Q -. rt x .. I ' -k-V '5' ' -2 .lt A N . z.. - . x .ll N : ., If X - F .4 .ff . l' llil W QM' ' t Jil .Ml P -. 5. I A .. . if - M, ' K 't iw. A- XX . rflii Q V lilllf' TSW? . ..-...M ' i Si. 3' S 9 ' W, x. V. C ,Q X C1 'N - .5 ' V E NX 1 Q 'if N . N ' - Y Q l l ' t ll' . .1 z Q. . ' Q t Q.. s X -N Bell. Hazel L. '72 Williamston. N. C. Bell. Mary '73 Greensboro, N. C. Kg.- YER.-. .Q Bennett. Ella M. '72 Ns...- New Bern. N. C. Berry. Sylvia L. '72 Windsor. N. C. Bethea. Alma '72 Greensboro. N. C, XFN--: Black. Rosalyn P. '73 Youngsville. N. C. Black, Sandra '72 Robersonville, N, C. Blakeney. Donald C A71 Washington. D. C. Blocker. Gwendolyn J. '7l Washington, D. C. ...f-:J is 1 r 4 'fzew l . if gf l Blount. Sharon '73 Blue, Rosalyn '72 5.1- Raper. N. C. Miami, Fla. An 'QB N-of 1 is-o y- 7- I ,gf .rf ,.A,,,y W... . ,rv- 'llgl C: f X.- ,-sf: if L.. l ,415 ? 5 fi? . H- f 2, , 'clk ' I V. , is-2 gals:-vu 4?- is Bobbitt, Barbara '72 Enfield, N. C. Bomar, Donna P, '73 Plainfield, N. J. Boston, Eward '73 Robertsonville, N. C. Bowe, Linda '72 Hollywood, Fla. Boyce. Johnnie '72 Rich Square. N. C. Boyd, Louretta E. '73 Plainview, Va. Boyer. Ester A. '72 Raleigh, N. C. Branch, Bettie J. '73 Wake Forest. N. C. Branch ll, Wilford '71 Newark, N. J. -NK.. 4- wdcri iq QQXQQ 5: Q,g,.f- 'Nam xffv K-A 'Eval Brayboy, Diana A73 Winston-Salem, N. C. Broadnax.. Alma L. '71 Madison. N. C. Brown, Douglas '71 Roseland. Va. Brown, Evelyn E. '73 Charleston. S. C. Brown, Marvin A. '73 Jamaica. N, Y. Brown, Patricia '72 Petersburg. Va. Brown. Mary '72 Hemingway. S. C, Brown. Shirley '72 New Bern. N. C. Bryant. Mildred J. '7l Rich Square, N. C. Bullock. Sheila A. '73 Durham. N. C. Bunn. Laura J. '73 Enfield, N. C, Bryant. Delores '71 .lohn's Island, S. C. Burden. Elizabeth '72 Charleston, S. C. Burley, Sammie '7l Miami, Fla. Burnette. Dennis '71 Mebane, N. C. Burney, Delphia '73 Clarkton, N. C. Burns, Hattie '73 Tryon, N. C. Burwell, Grace '71 Henderson, N. C. Byrd. Della '71 Clayton, N. C. Cage, Mary E. '73 Raeford, N. C. Cain, Wilbert '72 Maxton, N. C. Campbell, Elbert '73 Raeford, N. C. Campbell, Thurman '71 Red Springs, N. C. Canady. Christopher '73 Kinston, N. C. Canady,.loAnn '71 Canady. Phillip '73 DA Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. 'US X EQ x Nw 'QNX' A NE 9 A ' gj5 YTQH. Cannon, Linda A. '73 Darlington. S. C. Carballo, Angela '72 Norfolk. Va. Carr, Beatrice Y. '72 Bridgeport. Conn. Carrington, Leon '73 Virginia Beach. Va. Carrol. Cynthia '73 Roseboro. N. C. Cash, Catherine '73 Oxford. N. C. Cash. Clarence J. '71 Brunswick. Gu. Caviness. Claudette '71 Raleigh. N. C. Chznnbers. Nlznnie L. '7l Winston Salem. N. C. Qxi S-u.. QV. px 1-f-th li' . ,l-Lg... .fgii-we IX xr ..f ' N if 'Ewa 3. 5535, A5 gas?-. :QE -. Q. ig Ra. x- . , ,gi . .N . 4 0,5 6 3 X '- . fl QL it I A C JQLX . 5-. i-'fl QL .- 4' -av-A VUN Clayton. Denise '73 Cobb. Angelyn '72 Boston, Mass. New Bern. N. C. Chapman. Nellie '7l Ayden, N. C. Chester. Carolyn '71 Miami. Fla. Clirisp. Hattie '72 Henderson, N. C. Clark. Chester '73 Raleigh, N. C. Chanton, Alvin '73 Garysburg. N. C. Clark. Troy '72 Kinston. N. C. Clarke. lll, Elisha '73 Opa-Locka. Fla. Clarke, Mare J. '73 Clayton, N. C. Clarke, Sheila C. '71 Opa-Locka. Fla. I 4 , ,,,-,f1f V ,,,,f .i xi h ' JU , C - N . .1 Q .X I-J. ei'z?,.1Q5k . . igxh - ' . 273 WN.. 5 xQ. il '-iw is --: :age xx 5... .. .,, X Q . 5....ll:s.., SK... .Ji .. 13 iff! Cobb. Louise '7l Washington, N. C. Collier. Margaret '71 Greenville, N. C. Cooke, Carolyn '71 Staunton. Va. Counts, Charles '72 Rahway. N. J. Cox. Linda '71 Roper. N. C. Cox, Samuel '73 Roper. N. C. Cox, Tommy '72 Roper. N. C. Crandell, Jr.. James '72 Greenville, N. C. Crawford, Deborah '71 Asheville. N. C. Credle. Beatrice J. '72 Bayboro. N. C. Creecy, Ella '73 Rich Square. N. C. Currie. Carolyn '72 Mebune. N. C. . .4 Q S-N--4 ,795 L Cun'ie. Reginald '72 Goldsboro. N. C. Daniels. Linda '73 Robersonville. N. C. Davidson, Robert '73 Raleigh, N. C. Davis. Dennis '73 Raleigh, N. C. Davis, Katherine '73 Louisburg, N. C. Davis. Whitney '73 Washington. D. C. Day, Elmiza '73 Scotland Neck, N. C. Debnam. Joseph '73 Raleigh. N. C. DeVane, Diane '73 Ivanhoe, N. C. Debnam, Howard '73 Youngsville, N. C. Diggs, Jerry '7l Wilson. N. C. Dorsey, Joeseph '72 Rahway, N. .I. NAA Dorsey, Moses '71 Raleigh, N. C. 3 l' .RX X' F2 ' ' X-I 7 ' , g . .. Y. 63 y -KM I i . ' . . N. 2. x:,rf-grT- TWFQ . '-'1 f. Dudley. Denise '73 i K N ' J ,-, A I Belhaven. N. C. X E' f,,1S7'g' . Y M Iv Q A sf' 'todae' Li xxx im X ww xxx fd? S we N' xy xx XX Q RN 'N 9...- sm --f wx XX NN -. N W?-vw .u YE... ' 91,1 Scif ' NX ' R . Wilfbr.. X . ' ' . A , .s . mfs. ws -. I i - 4.5 x ,Q f f - . X ' -Q xxx - xi x 'R Rh . :xv '- Itgqlx 1' -1 sash :ww is -.xiiv-SE: . i -rev' ' N X s' ' Rf? - X p .re i . X Q -1.4 1 . -is . r ss- K X Ellx Qs N' .. Ty: jx X .-fe: s. X ...fs . Y N :f-K.: X . A.. 0 X -e:..-.5 ,' xQf'f,? X 3 . '-.Kwai - . zI.ffE.5Qff VXN xx NYS' 97 Q, N ...XS I Qfvv Dunn. Calvin K. '73 Raleigh. N. C. Dunn. Robert C. '71 Raleigh, N. C. Dunston. Glenda '73 Rahway. N. .l. Durham. Brenda A. '72 Robersonville, N. C. Durham. Donnie M. '73 Robersunville. N. C, Euddy, Rachel L. '71 Wendell. N. C. Edmonds. Elmira E. '72 Norfolk. Va. 1 E Edwards. Darlene V. '73 Snow Hill, N. C. Edwards. Lucy '72 Selma. C. , 4 -v ,C :S---I s...-. QL..gb '95 si T x.- 'T fe r 1' H. I .E fm ..-Y.-. 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' N xi,--:f+--,:N:: . ' - . 1 sz- ' ' 3 aizlggwgmki - ' :. f QA . xx st , ,. sv he-QESNQ-:Q 35 . 1' xkwoxs. Ag' . 5' 7- X Nw ..-. 7 fb: ,aw N are t Foreman. Evone '73 Virginia Beach. Va. Foreman. Willie L. '73 Virginia Beach. Va. Foster. Linda '72 Startex, S. C. Frazier. Arnold '72 Philadelphia. Pa. Freeman. Rosalyn '73 Virginia Beach. Va. Fuller. Linda '72 Hampstead. N. C. Fuller. Patricia '72 Mebane, N. C. Gary. Rosa '72 Pendleton. N. C. Gatling. Margaret '73 Rich Square. N. C. Gaylord, Milton '71 Red Bank, N. J. Gethers, Shirley '72 Charleston. S. C. Crethers. Thelma '71 Charleston. S. C. P Gibbs, Luther '71 Charleston Heights, S. Gibson, Inez '73 Coconut Grove, Fla. Gibson, Yvonne '71 Clarksville, Va. Gilchrist, Loretta '72 Cameron, N. C. Gilchrist, Shirley '72 Charleston, S. C. Gill. Patricia K. '73 Louisburg, N. C. Gilliam, Milville '71 Windsor. N. C. Gilmer, William '73 Durham, N. C. Glasper, Judy '73 Magnolia. N. C. Glen, T. '73 Plainfield, N. J. Glenn, Cleo '72 Newberry, S. C. Gooding, Cassandra LaGrange, N. C. 1 SO- Gorham, Edwin '72 Washington, D. C. K wi XX ,qu-X 'Q' 'Vx Goodson,Debrz1 '73 Raleigh. N. C. Goodson. Ethel J. '73 Raleigh, N. C. Goodson, Kenneth '71 Washington, D. C. Gray, Agnes '71 Rocky Mount, N. C. 'lx Q 545.39 X.- . F ' .,- .9 V ,, 4 -...-.,....,., - rg, --1--X. -' 'fs ...lyff - L4- Grear. Gwendolyn '73 Wilmington, N. C. Green, Jacqueline '73 Fremont. N. C. Griffin, Joseph A. '73 Petersburg. Va. Grimes. Constance '73 Winterville. N, C. Gross, Betty '73 Chicago, Ill. Gunn. George '72 South Boston, Va. 1 ,M , .r :gi-Zvi it ,,,W . mg' , , f. .' J We W 4 x ig 'LAA ' xl? 5? .- I. uv- ff' .WFT- 4 3 P ,eff all . ' 7 1 . ' A .. . ' gi ...gl -rv 5175 PF' 1? ix, Ex.. Gunn, Suzette '73 South Boston. Va. Hailey. Troy S. '71 Washington, D. C. Hall, Betty J. '71 Lumberton. N. C. Hall, Kenneth Jr. '71 Jersey City, N. J. Hall. Laura '73 Hickory, N. C. Hamilton. Barbara '73 Grantsboro, N. C. Hamilton, George '73 Augusta, Ga. Hamilton. Levi, Jr. '73 South Boston. Va. Hammie, Carolyn E. '73 Oxford, N. C. Handy, Dorothy D. '73 Rahway, N. J. Hanna, Minnie R. '73 Bailey, N. C. Hannibal, Crefton T. '71 Rahway, N. J. Hardy, Linda '73 Kelford, N. C. Hargrove. Patricia '72 Rocky Mount, N. C. Harp, Jane '73 Raleigh, N. C. X-X. Harper, Evelyn W. '73 Harrisburg, Pa. Harris. Barbara '73 Virginia Beach, Va. Harris, Bobby W. '71 Snow Hill, N. C. X :vga in l-Q1--:' vnu- Harris, Charlene '72 New Hill, N. C. Harris, Irene '7l Selma, Alabama is Harris, Jacqueline '73 Chester, Pa. Harris, Lille '73 Rougemont. N. C Harris, Mildred '72 Louisburg, N. C. Harrison, Mary N. '73 Spring Hope, N. C. -was ' -'vi xXX 5 N59 Y fSxN xxx Q X X Q My X 9 in-P' X N, in zaif my j.-15' Qipiglv ..: H fbi ' f wf..f. A p , . . 103 -. 'J 7'i'i I 3 ' Y F Hawkins, Clifford P. '71 H:1wkins.Thomus '71 A, . 'll' i ' ' ' I 6 Louisburg, N. C. Louisburg, N. C. 62- YN 1-7- Q QU!- 4 Ofkx 'lf' Hawkins. Lawrence T. Littleton. N. C. Henry, Willie M. '71 lvanhow, N. C. Hepburn. Austin A. '71 Hollywood, Fla. Heyward. Christine '72 Georgetown, S. C. Hines, Ellestine '72 Philadelphia, Pa. Hinton, Marceline '73 Wilson, N. C. Hinton. Carnelle '73 Wilson, N. C. Holden, Linda '73 Wendell, N. C. Holmes. John M. '71 Riveria Beach, Fla. Hooker. Edith D. '73 Howard. Jannette L. '73 Sanford, N. C. Rocky Mount, N. C. Q., E I 11 V2 A '-- ' Q. X ii? 4 4 if: K .yi K x 1 2 x T . if-f' 'ie ' lf f L I if ' .X , ,. , . AA,. f . - I 9515217 ' ' ' SP3 fmmw. f,v' is lux. .4 ...-. 1 :biA......-3' W.. 1. is ff -'Ui l, 5 Huffman. Jimmie L. '7l Rose Hill, N. C. Hubert. Faith '71 Camden. N. J. Hunt. Joyce L. '71 Roper. N. C. Hunt. Eugene .l. '72 Orange, N. J. Ingram. Steven '72 New Haven. Conn. Inman, Carolyn '73 Philadelphia, Pa. Ivey. Darren '73 Brooklyn. N. Y. .l21CliS0ll.Clll'0lC '73 Robersonrille. N C. Juckuon. Doretlia '72 Washington. D. C. -ff. . 5 'Ye , ff r .- -. Aw., winner' ' . - V fu. - --M' g1'..1ef, ,.- . - pie' Q -. gl. - 5 .. :il ,471 iw 29' Qui: -. Hs' lzsyzffgf' if? 47 .,. .,a , -. J, gg.: 1 .ws cg '11 1 ' .ffq X Y'9 ? ,:zQ:'.il.11f,s5?Si .' ' 'gl' -' IQJ Q ' J : 413. .'f'1s'i71- 5.5151 - f2.:?iQ':-525:11-ff's s ':.1..:..: 4- .::..x...4..4 - . I 4 51, 5,g..f,-f-,,- 1 -- fw 1-gif-.' :'E5E'5'.fl-1' P f ,- 32-iE3'1::i11f':' Y? fg. . f Q , 3 rpg i 3? ' I: 1 , ' 4 3. . feng. ,FK 'VN 'vs ju. 55 'W'-N IL .4 TX ,gi 106 VE V Jacobs, Elaine G, '7l Rich Square. N. C. Jacobs. Gloria '72 Rich Square. N. C. Jacobs. Mary Frances '73 Rich Square, N. C. James Evelyn S. '72 Hartsville. S. C. James.Sondra K. '71 Goldsboro, N. C. Jeffries, Williams '7l Burlington, N. C. Johnson, Jacqueline '73 Philadelphia, Pa. Johnson, JoAnn '73 Chicago, lll. Johnson, James H. '73 Washington. D. C. Johnson, Kathy O. '71 Charlottesville. Va. Johnson, Kenneth '72 Bridgeport, Conn. Johnson, Lusynthia D. '71 Neward. N. J. Johnson, Thomas A. '7l Virginia Beach. Va. Johnson. Quitta V. '73 Fayetteville, N. C. Jolly, Harold '71 Goldsboro, N. C. Jones, Carolyn '73 South Boston, Vu. Jones, Carolyn '7l Goldsboro, N. C. Jones,Cynthia L. '72 Bronx, N. Y. Jones. Dorothy A. '71 Raleigh. N. C. Jones. Ernestine '72 Henderson, N. C. Jones. Enrique B. '71 Newark. N. J. Jones. Michael '72 Chicago. Ill. Jones, Warren '73 Dania, Fla. Jordan, Dwight '73 Rocky Mount. N. C. 6-ah, lt! 'ZS' QS' 1 fav: 'ns' 15. 1 s KQ.-Q -Aga! L2 -n-.5 108 Jordan, Otis '72 Elizabeth City, N. C. Konde, Joseph '73 Congo-Kinshasa Kelly, Richard D. '71 Newark, N. J. Kelly Willie '72 Lillington, N, C. Kendall, Anthony '73 Washington, D. C. King, Cecelia L. '71 Goldsboro, N. C. King, Barbara Jean '73 Lumberton, N. C. Kinlaw, Doris '71 Bolton, N. C. Kirven, Eloise L. '73 Darlington, S. C. Knox, Floyd D. '73 Philadelphia, Pa. Lanorum, Francis B. '73 Cleveland, Ohio Larin, Lorice '73 Oak City, N. C. -+2- Ng .Ms QR AA' Vi' 5f,. ' W ' xx -. X : ,gsi.?E?g -2 l ky-'. 1 If -mr.. f' if-355 . .fi , , sgieeer -' - V9 A 1 SHE ,,, wv-rfrr J, - -f vsp 9 .. A- .- sygcgx . QQ- -Q. 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Philadelphia. Pa. W3Sl1iIlglOI1. D- C. 110 , B x -qw. -'Wi as VU:--w-fx ,X QX Lnnceford. Doris '73 Rocky Mount. N. C. Lyncl1.FeggyJ. '73 Wliitakers. N. C. Lynn. Donald '7l Raleigh, N. C. Lynn. Patricia '71 Pendleton, N. C. Lyons. Tonya '72 Camden, N. J. Macer. Gloria T. '73 Virginia Beach, Va. Mack, Brenda '73 Virginia Beach. Va. Mackey, Gloria '72 Lancaster. S. C. Mantis. Denise '73 Chicago, lll. Marrow, Brenda '73 Oak City. N. C. lWZ1l'bll.CllLll'lE5 '73 Sanford, N. C. lVlarshbui'n. Barbara '72 Rocky Mount. N. C. - -H 1. A u ,,, 5 4 3 Martin. Sannuel '71 Mussenburg, Gloria '72 .L . i . ., .. , . F . ' NLw.1rd.N,J. Peteibburg,V.1. fakes ., h . A r K I ' N I I . . 6 V-1 5 xxx! D Q4 .4---x X var if 1 3 i XA. .. X :QS . A i .V ? 3 -Gif: i Itrif. .: 'tiger , 3914 le. . 1 Y ,..,Q.. Wx. zlx Nm ,A . . Yi- :wi'1 .5-llt 1 .f 11 5gE.aSTff1,:Afg-ik 3 M, ,vt . :MU-ag f- I.. -.f . . .fm 'l'iE:f'f iff,S . .- fl' . YP 'NYY54 ' ' fiefllifil -'Nllf' ' . lim' -l3Qll,'lf'g, ' ' H5'::'j3tf'?f 1. wg no --,-5 gf. :H mr. K.g:.ix LM, xi--,.2i-tliilfl-5 -.aww ff' . i gt 'fq:g23i. Q-tl.,'l5.'j:' ,L . .' '-:'xE'.x. ,gigjrvln , v. .Vg ' l ' e' 1lllm'i1.1::. ll? Mayo, Mary W. '72 Weldon, N. C. Mays. Maxine '73 Lexington, Vu. McDonald. Mary '72 South Ozone Park, N. Y. McDowell. Georgette '72 New York, N. Y. MaFayden, Lynda '71 Portsmouth, Va. McGuian, Joyce '72 Kenasville. N. C. McKinnon. Delma '73 Raeford. N. C. McKoy, Edith '73 Lillington. N. C. McLaurin. Patricia '73 Red Springs, N. C. - L McNeil. Kenra A72 Saint Pauls. N. C. McPhatter. Notre '72 Raeford. N. C. McRae. Katherine '72 Lumberton. N. C. McTeer. Benjamin '73 Dillon. S. C. McWilliams. Wanda '72 Enfield. N. C. Melvin. Natlie '72 Bridge Port. Conn, Merrit. Artis '72 Louisburg. N. C. Middelton. Frances '72 Charleston. S. C. Middelton. William '71 Goldsboro. N. C. Miller. Gearld '73 Raeford. N. C. Miller, Gerome '72 Newberry. S. C. Miller. Maxine '72 Raleigh. N. C. .TVN 1' Q- 1 in-Q Q23 im.,- Moss. Joan '73 Murphy. Cynthia '73 Miami. Fla. Virginia Beach. Va. Milligan, JoAnn '72 St. Augustine, Fla. Mills. Sharon '73 New York, N, Y. Mitchelle, Ralph '71 New Smyrna Beach, Fla Montague. Charles '73 Burgan. N. C. Moore. Dora '73 Graham, N. C. Moore. Phyllis '71 Raleigh, N. C. Moore. Rosalinde '73 Goldsboro. N. C. Morant, Gardenus '72 Orrum. N. C. Morehead. John '73 Greensboro, N. C. 'Wai A? -1 mc . DSN- X5 -Qin .T',, N5 N 7 ' x . 3 , - . ' 3 ' . 3 Sky x - Z 4: x Y pg. it l . i 'K' X , 'ig -vamp- 'I -fix if QS' QANH A .fi Murpl1y.Hurry '73 Griffin. Ga. Murphy. Shirley '72 Hartsville. S. C. Myers. Eben '7l Jersey City, N. J. Neal. Tessica '71 SI. Petersburg. Fla. NauKuba, Michael 0. '73 Biafra Newsome. Chester '72 Conway. N. C. Nsward. W. '73 Kinshasa5Cong0 Nwosu, Cyril '71 Umua Hia-Bifara, W. Africa Otey, Nancy '72 Washington. D. C. Otey, Roland '72 Washington. D. C. Outlaw, Travis '73 Kenasville. N. C. Onerton. Ethel '73 New York Parham. S. Peggy '71 Union, S. C. Patterson, Cheryl '73 Raleigh. N. C. Patterson. Rosalind '73 Queens. N. Y. Peebles, Deborah '73 Virginia Beach. Va. Peebles. Taberne '73 Virginia Beach, Va. Perry. Gary '71 Wendell. N. C. Pottus. Elsie '71 New York, N. Y. Petway. Frances '72 Whitakers. N. C. Peyton. Leah '73 Gary. N. C. Peyton. .lenny '73 Gary, N. C. Pinckney. Charles '73 Philadelphia. Pa. Pinckney. Sandra '73 Charleston. S. C. ,4'f l 1 I 5 i Z 1 1 4 12 ri li 1 .4 lc 1 1 1, . N. . ll 1 I 1 i ll rr x l 1 l 1. V l l ll I I .':nA 4 X N X XXNvvwwv xXx X 6 Xxx . X is ,ts-A+. N .X A if :sql f gs:-e - .gf e fp- gi . W8 . P-SQQSX Xxgqgui ., . .....,. . . X,.,.,.... 1 N. xggegletqi-xg '. l'5K4:-'fig' 'N' . ' - Gsiiigz-Tgfeg, . Sa- is f-Q-.-N' . , : f X3 .Q X ' . 'QS 1- , 'z xl' 1' J' ' .ziiiifw ...Qu C 4 sp- - N Nm ' Rt spur on -vw., ' -. ,. 'Nf- 's':Sa?'-- '- it .9 .ts-MF? :- Q XX ' -'j 1... 55 QNX. - X-. :-. X xN Nxxt . ' x-:,x.'x:K.- -N'--:R Nr! . - .5x5xg...f. X. . . 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James '71 Trenton. N. J. Ramos. Wanda G. '72 Newtown. Conn. 5-an 9- .N I .. fwf' Qtr A XX XVYXX erm, , . iff' 4 1 , V ,L X 'Z 'W' - 'PX 225 . ' 3-351583323 ' xx 1- 'XV -. We-fills + 5 -X . : r ss.:--5 - - X -':.sgq,,q - . X -ag., ...Ng I ' N53 , - A. .. wa... .X . w.. A Q. 3gtL:!.,5m-T.-- a. , 'W Act . X Nfl: N ..k li., l'h:'1+v-. .7 X ' as FX s X X , Q . sg. Hifi' 9 -s Ramse High Point, N. C. Revis. LaGrange N C Luz Andre' '71 Barbara '72 ,iiyr .-5,3 .. W '-1 . . V- ,qgw ' f Qi ' i ' , wf.---Nf?- - GX 69 I , Qsssmss-. .,' - ' gf-fr.N 5 ,- bg V..,.xstNsQ . Q C,-4 - X . 3 -x ,. N JSE, :g:gxrqix,i, .K Ns., czzifbw-. -' Q X37 tfssqsf s is -- Q SW' ,., X 0-x 55 Rhodes. Angelia '73 Council, N. C. Richardson, Sandra '73 Nashville. N. C. Richardson, Werna '73 Wilmington, Del. Ritter, Reginald '73 Cincinnati, Ohio Ritter, Ronald '73 Cincinnati, Ohio s Robertson, Gwendolyn Raleigh, N. C. Robinson, Gordon '72 West Point, Va. Robinson, Sandra '7l West Point, Va. Robinson, Winnifred '72 Hollie, N. Y. 72 YY Y ' .ITL ilj' , Royall, Mattie '72 Goldsboro, N. C. Saunders, Evon '73 Garner. N. C. Sanders, Linwood '73 Garner. N. C. Sanford, Walter '73 Jamaica, N. Y. Sapp, Brenda '72 Fuquay-Varina, N. C. Scott. Mary E. '72 Raleigh, N. C. Shephard, Maxine ,7l Garner, N. C. Simmons, Carol A. '72 Miami. Fla. Simms. Preston '73 Wilson, N. C. Rogers, lda L. '72 Farmville, N. C. Rook Grover '73 Garysburg, N. C. 'Ox h'x.....-A rc? Q- I1-1 'xf . if . . ,,..'. -2 f , .. A a 3' P--.Yell ., ,- 9.3, ., . Qu, 1. '1 ' ' . ff'4'?'r'--?- r ' VR' r,'.5j-,gay ,Q gi w ax, 5:1531-. 1 , :a:..41tQQE'fC-E43 .L-7,1 Q- .Q,:R.:. M5 '5 '8?? 'f'-5 Ti 225519 A . 5 Q - 1 K- -Ising ,tw s . , f -' -. - rife:-Tezfa, 'Y '- - -r--' ' 7' -, 3142 ,Q-.-qw cu , . ' - - 1. 1 ,ver-qi. fir.-.9 X 'iifkmfff ' YR' J' ,i -? .:fff's-azure ..v'5f??- . .155 'vii-FFXYN 5 X ' SEQ ' 91 1:53312 ,A a- gg -1 ,. .og 3 Xb., 'e:.5b:ggvPei3l, A-A att. , . :.:::.. 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Tate. James A. '71 Burlington, N. C. Taylor, Alberta '72 Bridgeport. Conn. Taylor, Belynda '73 Goldsboro, N. C. Liv-1 V . . .qu if Ni, 'e .. ' Q -.E fl -'EFSFSREX-T' if . - ggmlsc +:i5s.g.' ' .M .W ?i - - lbg.,C1.'vbl:, , -. ff. -Yi 23.55577-Sei.:-1 Q .--'X X N1 ' ,. 'Fifa '- r-r'vs1f:S:fEr221:I-r:f:'E:ER-'-if T . ,ga,.fE . x 1.32: B' ey '15 . , k I S 1 .5f'?Ns.s I HSN 1 . ,gi I... .... wx . i .L TN -. -riarjr. .Q 1 T-lm ,NX I i 1 4 . x v Taylor. Debra '73 Taylor. James G. lll ' Garner. N. C. Raleigh. N. C. 121 72 Taylor. Linda F. '73 Taylor. Marjorie '71 TeeIe,L31-ry B, '73 Garner. N. C. Petersburg, Va. Everetts, N. C. 'QS QS nil .suv pf '-Q.. Y L 122 Lau- Thomas. James '72 Roxboro. N. C. Thomas, Shirley '71 Leasburg. N. C. Thompson, Queen '71 Henderson, N. C. Tillery. Ora Lee '73 Rich Square. N. C. Tisdale, Furman '71 Chase City, Va. Toomer. Howard '72 Philadelphia. Pa. Townsend. Daphine '7 Orrum. N. C. Turner. James '71 Hillsborough. N. C. Umstead, Nancy '71 Rocky Mount, N. C. Walker, Zana '72 Washington, D. C. Wallace, Deloris '73 Charlotte, N. C. Wallace, Rhonda '72 Eberetts, N. C. Waltlall, William '73 Lynchburg, Va. Ward, Charlotte '72 Belhaven, N. C. Warden, Kenneth '71 Bronx, N. Y. Ware, Kellyn '73 Opa Lock, Fla. Warren. Clara '72 Garland, N. C. Warren, Thomas M. ' Opa Lock, Fla. 7. 9 s X 5 A -I' ,V -1 .21 yy Q .Q i ,. ., '11 9 l 51 Upchurch, Cecelia '72 Raleigh. N. C. was W Vick, Willie '72 Zebulon. N. C. 123 'XNXXNYN Y Q NSN X X S .gasgfiiffixl N lg it g 5, f:.v:'w'Te7:. I - . W' K7-Ai-f.Q..I::'i? ' ' l ' if . 7 ....,, .. ,..., im.. . , f.r,,v,. ,. at - If .1 lfif' if lil .aff 1 eq'-Q3 Q51 lj' 4 17 qkivfi h,l.f,'I7 M r -,4,-if-H43 . L , it ., ..',f,- .' V -: ' - ' ..... M , we rr, A f A qt' Q99 Washington, Virginia '71 Watson. 0Sb0rl1E '73 Kenansville, N. C. Jamaica. N. Y. ., . -GX ka.- hr Q White. Charlie '73 White, Helen '71 Windsor, N. C, Atmore. Ala. White. Leslea '73 White, Verdell '72 Windsor. N. C. Mattaponi, Va. Watson. Patricia '72 West. Lawrence '73 Charleston, S. C. Philadelphia. Pa. I Q, iz: l I l l 'L C- 'UN S 15,4 -'uf Nu--. --y White. Yionne '73 Whitaker. Gwendolyn '73 Whitfield. Linda '73 Whitaker, Willie '73 Robertsonville. N. C. Belhaven. N. C. Whitakers. N. C. Greenville, S. C. 124 Gans ig l l Wiggins. Alzonia '71 Wiggins. Dorothy '71 Zebulon, N. C. Robbins, lll. i, . '- ' 'f. '5?rf' Q TQ? Qs- ' Yi? .ATT 4 -' 4 .s ky Z! . ta 4 iq. -2'-'VK .'v'4.'x'-if 1-.HS ,L ,'e'gf1 in ' -- -'J 5 :-.f 'mf f- -- - --fly J.. 1-' . ' -'i ' wliflfffz.. -. '2f?2g3r,:.Zf..1' ' FELL, . ,.f - 1- 1 -' .-.1 Wx uchfr --lixightnl l '.-.-j u., -,I-vig, V 9 sg ' Q.. . -fa. .4 fs ' f .S f ' Q -fm... ual- 1' I Y! ' S1 ' of J . - ' '- ik , . . wx, 1 vw all My I, ,,,..W E J U I l - in . Wz ' vile- -' Q 1 ' lar ,.., , ' . V- H L' X :Qi 2 A h is -f +si ,'s1 ' ' 2 .Eg l ll! i Sivifw .. fm., 'Sfy.... 'hn- Wiley. Joseph B. '71 Williams. Barbara '72 Durham. N. C. Virginia Beach, Va. ...N 'X gn.. Williams. Barbara '72 Willian1s,Catherine '72 Rockingham. N. C. Enfield. N. C. Williams, Charles '72 Williams, Frances '73 Philadelphia, Pa. Wilson. N. C. +4s....N 's.. Williams. Geneva '72 Williams. Larkin '73 Williams. Michael '71 Williams. Floydstyne ' Enfield, N. C. Louisville, Ga. Elizabeth City, N. C. Raleigh. N. C. 125 we--Af Ong, 5 'vs wx A , . 115, '95 r 'P' in-.-' K. iii-41' 6 , ig: 7 . , v' Aw n .lR:i - - . .-Q.fe. '3,g-is We , 1 .. -. ,,..,:,.. ,nm . :tw -.:-,Q:s:R:.i:.-.Y-' . bf' e .- :kgs--, f.zggs::f,, 7. .,.,.--rv + . rim-ea... :w.a v -W . .7 g .'S24:,:g1gs.24'f ' .- --aw -- . g 55.31-::':,-:345.a.. .1 -z ' ' f' Ei'?1'?.-S ' ' , Q .1 C af., 'un..a, Williams, Patricia '73 Raleigh, N. C. Williams. Wade '72 Washington, D. C. Willie. Claudette '73 Pollocksville, N. C. Wilson, Rachel '73 Newtown Grove, N. C Wilson, William '73 Virginia Beach, Va. Wood, Wyatt J. '73 Madison Heights, Va. Woodard. Eddie '73 Sharpsburg, N. C. Wooland, Melvin '72 Washington, D. C. Workman, Oliver '72 Newberry, S. C. Wynn, Helena '72 Williamston, N. C. Young, Barbara '73 New Jersey Young, Regina '71 Oxford, N. C. Lynch, Geraldine Enfield, N, C. '72 ga,.'t WV u.- wxv lx. Q .59- Q. X wx 15 , in Y we 9 tg t , H.. x X X X X A .fa 3. : . xy xg . 1, ,, ,K M QQQQW .N NW Manns, Susan '73 Eden, N. C. McKelvey. Lucinda '73 Charleston, S. C. YXX XNQXX Q SNS .Sw wx 1 X Q 5.-Q., Wiki Egg ' ' ' .. ,, Q, -E222 . ,Q W... , xg - ., tt 6X K1-gt, ' vw... Sfmt. James Rhoda '72 Hartsville, S. C. Moore. Gwendolyn '71 Wilmington. N. C. McKinnon, Frederick '72 Raeford. N. C. Marshburn, Doris '72 , .xx ' J ,155 H. ' r lylf ,o- Rocky Mount, N. C. Scott. Lillian '72 Raleigh. N. C. Singletary. Celestine '71 Raleigh, N. C. 127 Activities ' huns-.4-suns ref' V Q' -w S if, , X x it . I hi v 1 'N-P: 'L- U L I-4 '.'-ig 35, A PM if if- 1 I 'fs ' F : - lv- 1- 5 1 PE 'fx wi, w. 27531 . H15 Nj . 5 4' 1 - - 3 ., my, A f' .1 , v , i, . l' f 4: XB! V! xii u-. 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U'-x, ,,.,,.f. -., . ,u..,..'-'f.'- .,. ,., ..f. -- '- Pomp, splendor. and beauty sur- round the ceremonial crowning of our new Miss Saint Augustine's Col- lege by Miss Lorraine Green. out- going queen. 130 Coronation The grand entrance of a radiant queen, Miss Carolyn Fisher. Miss Saint Augustine's College. Escorts: Mr. Jimmy Huffman lleftl and Mr. Larry Curry lrightj. K ETX- is ..-un, '95 ,fi A.. .., V5 . h i , F o. -5 EE vt , get-f.,, w '-zz' X 'AA -t . ,X .X N 5 sw- if 4. - VN .x.-.JU Mr. Curtis Pritchett and Miss Saint Augustine's College whirl through the Royal Dance. With deep humility. pride and a tear. Carolvn accepts her crown and mace and pledges herself fully to fulfill the position to which she has been elected. - Iii I. .5 , 127 ' fl Q 1 4 a I ,. ever-A , ' Miss Saint Augustinefs and court display queenly beauty in the Annual Christmas Parade in Raleigh Qx .. 103rd Convocation I N. 3 :Ez I . if N 'max v 21 X ' W 1 L V el N -- , 5 5 all l, 1 1 ' .4 l . L Jyf naw: QP, 5.4 . .K ,Ge . 5-:x..' , ,, 4, .X 5NM!.si L-Q 'L-no - - Q v ,.ff:':g?4a:.':' 2 LS. ii 'W' -,-x - .- . -' A ' Qi - -WST., , o o Agia N Q i 1 s l fm r' 'L 4 -4- ef'-:X mi: 2- 4- x 1 . ' A .fqijih :.i. W , X r-' ' 'mn-lyx u . l A -. Q Ax.. -fzviggbpa N, af, +G. +4 . ' . , C1-H-'z'i..'Y,,g.i :A-. 'T J Student leaders begin the Academic Procession of the 103rd Convocation, ' 5 - -NY ' t l f, -X 1 , r 5 if -ge , wi l L -- QM, V ipxk . 5 l X I - li 3 - Lb , - ?' i - . -, ffl Q Sf. 1 iljm- Q ' SQ SP' in 1: Sir' - W. A i ,Sv ?.fx12?E.3. 'fl1j,.'bb ' 2 i . figs' ..-1,351 Q , Q . I ax ,Fog ' ' : E K K, ' . 4:1 F.: 'Q ' Nw, Hn: -'xx 'ELL' r.,,'.xX,.Ix 'V '- f l , ' yr HL K .Nh t. , iii, .i5,g:j5i1QI' bg: 'F F NT 'YQ 2 iv:- v w M - 'fre 'f R' six? Q1 Es 1? 'xi ' ilfifr fqsp- Singing the College Hymn at the 103rd Convocation. 132 Facult - Staff Orientation x Q X 3 f 3 These are some of the new faculty and staff members here at Saint Aug'ustine's for 1969-70 ,- - ,r na 1: V, 'sv -af 'ff fN- 1'-me -5525 - -' sv 'F' -X V . :- wk Q14 P 'S :L V ' 9-X Hifi! y x fi'-5 fi ic., 1 X 'X JW' . AJ-kj. Q , 'aka 1 N sts Le ' , ,,ttt. X1 I STUDENT ACTIVISM DISCUSSED - These are Orientation and Planning Conference at the Student Union, September 5. Standing is Dr. Minnie T. Forte. associate professor of Education at St. Augustine's. SEATED. left to right: Willie Daniels. a 1969 graduate of Greenvilleg Miss Cynthia Goza, a senior social studies major of Raleigh: James Burt, a senior sociology major of Raleigh: and Julius Nimmons, instructor in history at St. Augustine's. panel participants who discussed Student Activism during the Faculty-Staff 133 EY XA 1 .1.::-af. , l Q5t'u 1 ,r mehiri gr, -.9 , 5 I 4 ..., Ei 1 I Freshman Orientation x -Wg f. K V Q, Q W And they move in - bag and baggage. A ,I - V M...-fn .All iIl ,. 5-in ' A' HA 1 Y W Y Y ,D ,A , ' ' I ef - -. Y - 'A-. A ,.A- Wg Q' , , 4 ' .ff rl? , 'TT' -my , ., g. . iff: , - 'Tfyg-Sp A . YYYE5 'L - 4 A, 'ph ,,j- 12 'rn Q fggskgff - . uv ' HL Y' , m I ,l. Who needs shoes? rl-q il 3 Q ig -1 1 :rf lm 4 if 'ff r' 5 f ' 'T' ww in 4 . N 5 ' ki. gi Q 'V-' SS! Ei! fc- NYS 1?- 32:3 S HRA' us! What was It he sald agalnq Q P N f 'ze Staff POISES for a good one. Test! test! test! When do we party? 134 lt's not as good as home hut we're HUNGRY! X.,- 0 -vw.-+1-' ie' if X: ,by-.y g Student Government Ind ction 4m x 3 1 -'-'LM V i 1 is ' 7 1 Y In the formal induction ceremony of the Student Government Association. Dr. Robinson installs the newly elected officers who will serve during the 1969-1970 academic school year. tLeft to rightl Harold Rodgers, Antoinette Ryals. Sylvia Parker. John Monroe. and Raymond Gilmore. Business Conference tw.. f i 'f4 .ill if We .no t ,.. Business Seminar sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda and the Placement Office with the American Management Association providing an insight on management. Left to right: Dr. Robert l. Brigham tDlrector of AMA's Young Adult Proglaml. Mildred Jones, Mr. Wilbert Johnson. Eduard Washington, Mr. Richard Denny. Allen Gilliam, Miss Gloria Johnson. Ralph Mitchell. all Iumni Conference X, ' ' . df , ri 4' A . ,, L' f. 1 gl . rg WY F Q , ' il' xx ' f Ji 5 ' K' 1 , w x v' , 3 X-Ili iff! Af AQ! ig- f ' fa .' V, f r . gf 111 . K f f - A 4 . . 4 1 I 3' I ,- fir ' , at ug.-,. -352 M .152 , My , - N-'if .. A ' 2 Q . X ,.-5-gr . I 5 N 341 el I in HX wiv? P' 'Q U.. i f. 4 X ,. N E . 1 ! l s 'f i l 2 I . 1 ww E ,N xxx, . A V, 1, . Mr. Oscar Perry Hefty. Past President of the National Alumni Association and Dr, Prezell R. Robinson. College President qrightb chat during a leisure moment at the Alumni Workshop held in Virginia Beach, Virginia. -'ini 'r- r I., -,.,.., P0 X. X 'ta ' ,f ' .. N-. i A .. -v Miss Bradshaw and Peggy Scott, Senior, Physical Education 136 major, converse after a session on Football at the Alumni Workshop. Vietnam Moratorium ..,,. I 1 Eli.. i 5:50 WWFM Saint Augustine's students assemble to make their march on the North Carolina capitol in protest The year 1969 saw many happenings. not the least of which was a nationwide moratorium to protest the war in Vietnam. On a brisk October 15, several hundred students marched from the campus to downtown Raleigh to demonstrate their support for the moratorium. Short speeches were made and a joint St. Aug.-Shaw position statement was read. This action is indicative of the increased involvement on the part of the students at St. Aug. Students from Saint Augustine's. Shaw. and Raleigh high schools join together downtown for the protest march. Am nd mbrose We are proud once again to open our l969-1970 Lyceum Series with our beloved Amanda Ambrose. To label her, you would probably tenn her zi jazz singer. but one with a most unique and arresting style. Her versatility is profoundly demonstrated when she captivates her audience with a blend of ballads. lJlll6S.j1llZ. rock and gospel music. FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: JoAnn Johnson, Freshman. Busi- ness Administration major from Chicago. Ill.. and Metoff Attmore. Freshman, Art major from Brooklyn. N.Y., get autographs from Miss Ambrose. George Riabikoff 138 H l -,,-,.pf' George Riabikoff. European pianist of world acclaim. appeared at Saint Augustine's in its second lyceum pro- gram of the year. Riabikoff comes from a musical family, related to Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff. .tiff - . - nf, xx N. ,, r ' V i ' ' i - , . Aa' 6 X, - 3' 'x.. l l I i .ff i N. C. Symphon Orc estra X N K it S One of the main features of the Lyceum Series was the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, who featured jointly with the Saint Augustine s College Choir under the expert baton of Benjamin Swalin and Addison Reid. e ' T ' Another feature of our Lyceum Series was the John Lewis Trio, who stimulated the audience with a delightful arrangement of jazz tunes. The three entertained with enjoyable music for a full hour. They left the audience astonished and perplexed by their versatility. 139 S -M6531 l A a n 2 e ui X Dee Simmons 3 1' 'Q' iv if 1 A .1 V' -1 QQ? Dee Simmons, the South's only Black funny car driver visited Falconland and exhibited his Flip Top Corvette Mister Thunder Road in route to the Gainesville Dragway, Florida. Simmons has run his Corvette in excess of 200 mph in competition. In the competition at Gainesville, Simmons was aiming for his NHRA license. I. rw l .' . ', L'Z- -1 fl Q-v' 'El 'Y' E Q , lil.: USFS -f H TlW:'i- 3 'V x nn ' vii? A M!! ,, African Student Exchange gg V 1' 'xr 40 ST. AUG. STUDENTS GREET STUDENT VISITORS FROM AFRICA Students at Saint Augustine's College entertained ten visitors from Cuttington College, Suacoco, Liberia, from October 2. through October 6. The visit was sponsored by the American Education and Cultural Foundation of Washington, D.C. as a part of a Cultural Exchange program Personnel Career Conference 1 -' exu- . -1 X K ,, A IWC-I . 1' 411370 zifll. mi., , n '- X is C a W1 .x. ig? J : ' . ii 1 RAY: 5 up '3,.xb'5.I' KAY . lbs? X. ,J I OTHER SPEAKERS DURING THE FACULTY-STAFF ORIENTATION AND PLANNING CONFERENCE. LEFT TO RIGHT: Finley Campbell, assistant professor of English, Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Indiana: Dr. Jacquelyn Jackson, assistant professor of Medical Sociology, Department of Psychiatry, Duke University: and Dr. Joseph Jones, Jr., vice president of Academic Affairs. These three spoke September 4-5 on the following subjects: Some Current Innovative Programsu: Student Activism - Its Implications for the College Communityuz and The Educational Milieu at Saint Augustine's College , respectively. 3515: A 2 I . R ll 'Ie es:-1 ., We ' W, It .. 4-.-QQ EC- ,. . A, -- . sp 5 ' H , ,355 M- ,. V- 1 Q, .s-- . Q X X V x W ' . , X, , - ,ff .wif J. 1 4 f 2 X 3, -, H Q 3 Ns X J N I 31 -Qi: Q53 f -T If.. fu.. .15 t 1 .args fy J I 3. it f I J F AEN ' . 35? 'F 1 . Ji - fl t RQ : ZX., f ,. -+1 -' , f sri-ff! ' if . f ' X? 2 f-2 A . - wvj ff. if ' S I :Sk I ' Y 'jfifff' ' 1 ff , ,,::1 ,S 51.15 l Q Qzl 'rf' , I - , e 145 . W ' -viz.. M K - Eli-. . rl -a A' , .5 Q. A .f 5 '52 ' ix A - 5 I S L Y I '- ge - 'L . PERSONNEL SEMINAR PRINCIPALS - These are some of the participants in the Personnel Seminar held in the Student Union on September 3. Left to right: Dr. Ozias Pearson, President Prezell Robinson, Dr. Joseph Jones. Jr.. Mr, Mark G. Birchette, and the Rev. Christopher C. Gray. College Choir - Band And Saint Augustine's College Choir perfomiing at the Annual Christmas Concert. 13 42 Saint Augustines College Concert Band in concert under the direction of Mr. Harold L. Jefferies. Vocal Ensemble In Concert K ' rs 1 1 X K ' Y X K X X x X- X t x . 5 ' Q 3 ffffwwfffw E - 1 , Q x X 1 A . Z Q S 4 W' S 1 X E Y ' .5 1. Q 2 'S 11 3 .X X t fmfff' x X .est X. f--1 NV ...mm The College Ensemble performs under the direction of Dr. Albert W. Grauer. Purlie Victoriou . X R i ix Q x g: -- x wx' s WR ex -3. fs. ' rx-XM ,-:img 7,-gsxxws an X5 V - - - ' -. wi f:.,t.,,x ' ' ...sv Q J XXS ' ' -J - 'fi as A N tl wx:--,X - 5 , :A 1 la 1,1 ,SA Rs--. D , -st ' : , L. X - ---- : . Y T N s 2 , 5 3 sl - Nf.ef's:f: r nf 1 'sm ' rf- S .. .X N3 ' :ill ' 'Fai gLEf'.5'1'.'531:? ' V FV , ,.- ,,,,. W Purlie Victorious, a three act comedy of life on a cotton plantation in the old South was presented by the Saint Augustine's Players. The comedy was written by Ossie Davis. The play pokes fun at segregation in the South and shows how many beautiful black eo let of Obstacles. p p urn out to be victorious, in spite 143 seg il ' ls-44,12 . S Vi -: - ,W 7 wi E ' ' x 3 3 X s X ..a- -, K ,-V ' . t'i'X?'f- H 'tk1:ol1.-'3-LS: 1 5 ,Q hr, ' li - ,,..f- Jslpfls .avl- uzsf -1 -. 914' .YY -4, sf . 1 vi-s -iii 5' E 2 l i V ' ,RI- .Ii Q fu. -0 X 1 ?'Ii' W 111, 'z 1 ii- '1 : 3 ag n 1 1 ., Q -w , .' ,.-1 formal opening, october 1969 ,iii L- Admini tration And Facult . 'jd Qu X, QW If .5 X, X' U X JA In a.f,g' g N W E+ 4 f 1 f 2 g 1 . f 5 fi r E ' 1 ,, r 1 .R I . l gg :Q 4 1 1 X 4 s J' , faculty-staff reception banquet ii ' 0 1 4 C ily: , 55. t x A 1 n .3' 2 i' . 3. K . I r 1 ,Q f 33: : ,3 :hlik i ' ' I .' 7 E' .. 4,2 Z 1, 'Nw I fi f. if 2 .z M -,uv wig WC -11 ri: 5. ? T :Q F' ff' .- , .- Z , V. i k 'rl , r' . A 1 iff Z 'E jr ,f 5 f ,sf his 214' 51 'L LV, If if 5 . Rv gif : ' J tv . 4 F Ti E r' Y ' aaa: .v Administration 4v'Y'Q-,sb S -al ,pdf .,. . The Rt Rev. Thomas A. Fraser, D.D. Prezell R. Robinson, Ed.D. Chairman of Board of Trustees President of St. Augustine's College fwxfsfvk V ,A Joseph Jones. Jr.. Ph.D. Vice Pres. for Academic Affairs buf il 45 - mt. A D 3 , f l. E. Spraggins, Nl, Litt. Registrar J. Mills Holloway, B.S. Vice Pres. for Financial Affairs 146 Mark G. Birchette, M.A. Vice Pres. for Development Norman H. Dawes, Ph.D Director for Special Projects Division of Education The Chief function of the Division of Education is the administration of teacher education policies of the College in collaboration with the North Carolina State Department of Public lnstruction, and Physical Education in the education of Elementary, Secondary, and Special subject teachers. A secon- dary function involves a liaison administrative relationship with the Department of Business, and Physical Education, especially as it pertains to teach education, and a service relationship with the guidance and orientation program of the college. Frissell W. Jones. D.Ed. Chairman, Division of Ed. Minnie Tuten Forte Education, Ph.D. Delores E. Ball, M.A. Elementary Education Nelson H. Harris, Ph.D. Education Thomas Simmons, M.Ed. Education Mildred E. Harris. M.S. Business Jesse Clements. M.S. Physical Education Earle K. Curry, M.S. Physical Education June E. Powell, B.A. Physical Education Frederick D. Ponder, Physical Edu., M.S. - .255 '-0' MEAL, ,sf 1 450 rm- XE? ,ffilk-9:1 1 Q11-,:'. ., .A+ 220 15' vi f- we 1 . 1 1, Y, 1 gun.: so .-r , - , f x v -.az-:c :wh N353 ' 1':::'f - 4 ,- . .,4-.- t , f.r.- ,fa-. .. 54 z .,:-.-4552+ f..i7w -yfnvifx' ,555 fs' 'c f i 722 I 1 2 K ' ? X ,- 147 Wg! . 11 'Q' ' James A. Boyer. Ed.D. . t English English ' S Jesse Ray Robinson, M.A, English and Reading French 'Vlax Dardeau. M.A. Modern Languages Division of The study of English as a discipline of the humanities has as its intent the development of the students individual ability to read. to think and to write effectively. To this end. the student is trained in oral and written expression and in the analysis of literature. The literature of the Western World. particularly of Great Britain and America, is studied in its historical context and as expression of the human condition. Specifically. liter- ary study attempts to awaken and discipline one aspect of aesthetic taste. and to use that taste in an assessment of the timely and timeless aspects of cultural heritage. The study of speech and composition as intended to identify and promote the use ofthe language as a tool and as an art. :v, Herman L. Jenkins, M.S. .g i I ,fav-F'- f ,, x X l . . .-is 'fi H Sophia Friedlander, M.A. 'A ' ' 1 English ' , -J ,Q L: A Romer D. Watson. M.A. 1 ' 4 English N - I 1 , . fx? Erestme Saunders, MM. Af French Duda SaDik, M.A. Gefman R R Merline Pitre, M.A. ' ' ' Humanities 148 if LL! if if 2 ,un 49 fu. fi? W V! l s is-5 fix. 09' ya? i-:QQ ,..,..,.,.... , ,gs . 'v5.'J:x .vi-7i4T:-2-I-'Q . 2 22.11213 f 'pg-:muff Q 4 QQ ,ff-1 Q., lr v r A, I . H X ,SX 9 ! :Q S , . M ' C- ffl' 4' 'fears' ,,z +2 i-X. , . , -1. was ,.,, 4 X z W iw, f r 1 Rev. Arthur J. Calloway, B.Th. Religion and Phil. N W? -. .aiu -41.1.2 R. L. Frautschi, Ph.D. French Albert W. Grauer. Ph.D. Music Johnnella L. Lucas. M .M. Music Nathaniel W. Coleman. B.A Music 10' ' Howard L. Burchette, M.S. Art .-.own-:L .1 '. The Rev. Clyde E. Beatty, B.D.. Religion and Phil. College Chaplain 494 'g' .4 s . 1 'I 'E' ,,. busine ss seminar 511-uma Division of atural Sciences X The Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics includes the Departments of Biology. Chemistry, and Mathematics and Physics. ln these departments. students may pursue courses of study that provide a broad foundation in the biological and physical sciences and mathematics. Through course work taken in the variousdepartments,students develop an appreci- ation of ill the scope of the living world and the laws that govem it. t Zi the inter-relationship of scientific knowledge. 433 the development of scientific concepts. 44h the scientific method, and 153 the contributions of science to the better- ment of mankind. Wilbert W. Johnson. Ph.D. Chairman. Biology Jeffery Gipson. Ph.D. Chairman. Chemistry Cecil N. Coble. MS. Biology Kresimir Blazevic. Ph.D. Chemistry R. C, Weatherford. M.A. Chairman. Math St Physics 3' J.,-,. Leroy Michael. MA. Mathematics ' 1 4. .gtg -fu nd Mathematics Z l ,ami :M ffggfgms 5, -551 ' 'vm ' gi Q 1 42... , ' 'A ,gt-. -of ff ' Q. N- . ,525 is- f' es ,H x fix ox 53935 :.,..-3 fgagizf W- Hz' .fi Qy ,.fLg1i-531 65.1 sf, i . Addessa M. Lewis. M.,-X.T Mathematics Henry Lewis. Jr.. MAT. Mathematics Raymond D:1vis.M.S. Biology Southern Pines Administration-Faculty-Student Conference Educational Talent Research Project Bmw-- -s.-X-': 5. ww-Nalgfw -,,.-,,.:- E Q Sis Q.-:t3P::M '13 N E - ,Q.,,M., -... .,.,,. A 'X W Xzik w vYP'4 ,fl , N K , -,av ' Division of Social Science ..i,,,1- .ff . , . ' . T' Q ' 541 -X WilliamA. Gaines. Ph.D.. Chm. Social Sciences .lulius F. Nimmons. MA.. Acting Chm. History William E. Allen Ph.D.. Sociology ith v- 'glee' iifl-lfxfliz-1333351261 'llgfff S John R. Larkins, 1Part-Timel LLD. Social Welfare Norman H. Dawes, sr Ph.D.. History -o-2' i Ph.D., Political Science This is a program with the general liberal arts orien- tation of the College to serve as a basic curriculum for students planning to enter into professional work immediately upon graduationg to give a preprofessional foundation to students planning to go on for advanced degrees in professional or graduate programs in or closely related to history and the social sciences. 4gs+fWc,.wf?bl9??-. - , If X x W if I . . , I X 1 - in 7- size:-r gals-r ,B galil as 1, . , t .l , . in ,af 's - . -1' af' A :rf 4 ' , 513' , LHITIPUS COPS Elmer C. Schwertman i Secretaries 84 Personnel 6535 P ':'4q 1 dbx tx 'fwf gi- r -an - L Xe 6 .f 153 ii f' A Marie M. Gibbs President Sec. Gloria J. Dolby Sec. to the Dean: B.A. Alice F. Perry Sec, to the Dean: B.A. Lottie Ferrell Transcript Clerk: B.A. Paulette Cannadyg B.A Asst. to the Registrar Barbara M, Bradley Sec. to the Dean of Students: B.A. Carolyn W. Steward Sec. to the Dean of Students Geretta Fleming Sec. to the Ed. Department Ludie Singletary Sec. to financial aid office Rosu T. Curtis Faculty Sec. Betty P. Thomas Sec. to Student Union 8L Food Service Brenda Blalock Sec. to Guidance 8a Testing Inez Hayes Post Office Clara Wilson Personnel to Baker Hall Louis Shepherd Campus Officer Sta ff .crew , in ,Wan L- WV' t'A'i:9 'f 79' f lp ' f. 4' s 5, -9-.-..,, yur ,qmk rv- 'mm A E' , 3 ' ' ,. ,giiig 5 , , H4415- fif ty: alll' George C. Land. M.S. Dean of Students James H. Twitty. M.A. Asst. Dean of Students Christopher C. Gray, B.D Dean of Men Gloria Johnson. M.A. Director of Placement Pamela Jones, M,A. Director of Guidance and Testing Sylvester Peterson, B.A. Director of Admissions Lois Rogers. B.A. Counselor Lionel Randolph, B.A. Assistant Director of Admission Thelma M. Keck. B.A. Asst. Director of Public Relation Lawrence Bradley, B.S. Supt, of Buildings 8a Grounds Walter L. Jones, Jr. B.S. Asst. Supt. of Buildings 8: Grounds William B. Colbert Acting Director of Student Union i-Sindh .55-like 1 -4-av 1 UM AL X l 3- n A , A 'we-.,. r A W a e?I7e:-iE5:.1s- , Q55-2-iff V 3, 525 ' - ,rf -S , ,'UI-'-14.1 ' C i I, V :: NQL: , ,,,,. N I ,qs ' sg 5' 5 -Q :xi f f . .3 1' X N 'NW Nt- X r s, X W Xxx 'X X I X 3 Y --A ffivif X... ,w x ,J is - , wi- t Ml , k X3 X 4' get 5- if Isaak. ff'--px ZZ' 5 :e -'NJ' X F. D. Smith, B.S. Director of Food Services Dorothy Okeke Student Union Hostess Patricia W. Parker. B.S. College Nurse Catherine Winters, B.A. Assistant Librarian Ruth B. Walker. B.A. Library Assistant Sc Secretary Marjorie Trice Secretary Rice R. DeLoatche, B.S. Financial Aid Counselor 1 ,N W, X X A Mr. William Colbert 1 X5 xx ,CNN ,X X5 virginia beach alumni conference o L A 5 Q 5' Z ' Organization , ,D M Zim .43 W' s -- -1 A .1.. Fil. 5 . Q :Q . - 'ii' Q K -1--L V- V A me F , .rn-,X 156 I ' U fa i Y. I ' , , 5 Q I' i 2 ., Ax N ' . 0 - . ec . I f , ,ir .' , V,-15 ' e A- ', ', o-xx' . j Glfv. 4 tw - xx -- A N t A' , Q.: Kvqg ,fa ii , fi Q t 'wt .ij 'R f QW' .- - f Til If R fi' -1- , X , '. -t :QQ i ll X ' T 9 Q t I R . wg. x .. i 2.5m-W r xx 1 . :xi Xxx-'yy Nw x , mv. X ' A th-sz U me , yy. vt.. ' ' . gi sf 3hmmmw.mx . tw- ,,..Iw...4t, mwsi- r., . was was ninjas' .. ' If the most important endeavor in which any student body participates is academic work and study, then a close second must be the social life and extra-curricular activities in which the student participates. In many campus organization and activities, the student must apply what he has learned in the classroom. But. not all activities fit into this category. Many exist partly for relaxation. The following pages show, in part, how Saint Augustine's College students spend their time relaxing. working and utilizing their skills. By participating in the various activities and organizations of the college. life long friendships are established. 157 1 I Phi Beta Lambda NN 1 S SEATED tleft to rightl: Edward Washington, Lila Banes, Jeanette Richardson, Josephine McFaydcn treporterj, Hercule Clark, Lynwood Thombs, Michael Pierce. STANDING: Edwaud Asare. Ralph Mitchell, Hillard Stallings, Harold Rogers. Veterans Club The Saint Augustine's Col- ' lege Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda consists of stu- dents in the department of ,Qs -su 1 business. The purpose of 54 .-,,.A, this organization is to en- courage academic excel- lence, strengthen confi- dence in students, enable them to compete favor- ably with their associates. develop qualities that will enable them to participate effectively in business, professional. and com- munity life. The chapter here on campus sponsors such activities as panel dis- cussions, forums. lecturers. and luncheons. The club this year boasts a member- ship of fifteen national Z1 T' members. l 158 SITTING tleft to rightlz Edward Washington, Adrian Murphy. William Edwards. Fenton Leslie, William Watson, Ralph Mitchell. STANDING: Lawrence Ray, Therman Ames. Jesse Dillard, Lenwood Long. Naoh Monk, Stanley Myers. 'N Black Student Union x ' , Q , 5 N, if We 3 ff i ' . 1 T5 , - 1 is e ' jf, 3 ' e L .,:::f.? f5? X H - ' ' r'-' , N 4 5 R gb. . v ' his 1? 39' 2 , . -rrffifi' . ,Q ' ?., STANDING Cleft to rightj: Enrique B. Jones., Otto Floyd, Wilfred L. Branch. Creft Hannibal. Thomas Johnson Samuel Martin. SEATED: Evon Foreman, Deidre Anthony, Winnie Robinson, Betty Gross. The History club was organized during the 1967-68 school year with Quintard Taylor as its first president. Its purpose is to stimu- late history majors, as well as other students, to do constructive proj- ects for the betterment of Saint Augustine's College and Raleigh community. During our first year. we had such projects as voter registration. out- standing speakers and historic trips. Consequently, we were awarded a certificate as the most outstanding club on campus. The club is fastly growing. . ,,r,,,gm?. Rosemary Leonard, Sheila C. Clarke, Creft Hannibal Roosevelt Mosley Leglstrean Puruls History Club ,.., Pre-Alumni Club fx X TA' EQ. Xp ,fi ' it ' '-' fr 5 1- .fi 1 A I ,gy in i . , Q L ll I 1' I rl ,I A in S ki ' . xx X 1 A 1 X LEFT T0 RIGHT: Peter Adams. Rosemary Moore. James Burt. Francina Caldwell. Roosevelt Mosley. EA ri- - I l-Iiiwifffi . 1 SITTING tLeft to rightjt Gardenus Nlorant. Shirley Brown. Cassandra Gooding. Hercules Ballard Clark. Jerry West. Bessie Bandy. Mary Umpstead. Evelyn Earp. Rachel Eaddy 1Presl. James Burt. Mary McDonald. Agnes Gray. STANDING: Loretta Hunt. Zelma Young. Roosevelt Moseley, Barbara Birdsall. Patricia Stewart. Lorreta Gilchrist. Judy Humphred. Clayborne McGill, Kathrine McRae. Daphne McAllister. The Student National Education Association is the preprofessional association for college and university students preparing them to teach. lt is an integral part of the National Education .Association 1NEAy - a voluntary. independent. and non-governmental professional association. 160 ?v' 4, x Mc M N. .35 Sociology Club 4 ,. 1 . .nxf N, .,. . , WA N -.......A - .N - - '- , V H - ,af A V I 'lbs 4. . 5: Q' 1. ' w. ' V3 4-2 fi . - - l . if L-F315 1 fit + ' 55. 5-gb Q A, b ... L ,tg Q, I b '55 M C ' -o4o. 'L 'W ' q I , A, Q , l 4 . J -VXA STANDING Cleft to rightjz William J. Lecount. Ella L. Harris, Irving Lewter. Dennis B. Burnett. SEATED: Jerry West. John Holmes. Clara Warren. James Burt, Carolyn J. Holmes, Carolyn Jones. Deborah L. Heme. Le Cercle Francais .v- f FRONT tleft to rightl: Gloria Shannon. Ethel Brunson, Mary Umstead. BACK: Miss Merlinc Pitre lAdvis0rj. Loretta Gil christ. I Biology Club kg ' I X F gg I rv, 1, I I3 1 W 7 I' ' 6. ,. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Claudia Hall. Vernon Royster, Elizabeth Burden. Willie Vick, Lionel Cuffee. Dell Williams. Pre-Med Club -N- .i V ,K ' L' QQ -, ,, o,,,-4. .,,A 3, V. XX 1 2 ,si ' l 4 ', ,K ' 1 5 ,1 f? 9 1 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Lionel Cuffee. Claudia Hall. Dell Williams, Vemon Royster. 1 Mathematics Club 1 ns SEATED lLeft to rightjz Joyce Perry, Carolyn Ames, Yvonne Rogers, Mary Crandal tSec.i. STANDING: Lafayette Williams. Cynthia Jones. Clarence Cash. Gwendolyn Lesene QVice Pres.l, Peter Adams tPres.l, Alvin Clanton. Nellie Umstead. The Mathematics and Physics Club accepts membership of any natural or physical science major. The main objectives of the organization are to instill syngenism and cohesiveness among the science majors and to foster academic excellence. inter-student tutorial program and extra-curricular pursuits. The annual activities include research programs. lectures. tutorial programs. social events. field trips. and exchange and debate programs with neighboring colleges. Drama ggggy Club r x l 163 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bessie Bandy, Mary McDonald. Clayborne McGill. Rachel Eaddy. Judy Humphred. Agnes Gray, Loretta Gilchrist. -5. QWW- l A sr'r f : 1,9 ., . ..f.f'- r v , 1: l 1: - Hercules Ballard Clark. Evelyn Earp. 1lv gg. l x s I O Sigma Rho Sigma STANDING: Harry McDowell. Gloria Durham. Marcia Sexton. Edward James. Ill. SEATED: Lillian Mitchell. Jerry West. Mary Holley. MISSING: .lohn Monroe. Barbara Morning. Shirley Nimmons. Barbara Hewett. International Student Organization E .'. 1 'uk 1 1 f l . 5- I it , , Av r 1, , 164 5:1 V X.. Vi ,fx 1,- if iq : N9 A ' T .tix ..4' X 596, -I - ,I i , 1' x 1 ,4- ii? i STANDING lleft lo rightj: Henry Shyllon. Edward Asare, Now Nswadi. SITTING: Michael Ndukuba, Peter Adams. Cyril Nwasu, Pleas Coleman. Physical Education Club V K-.J -. gif l f l l LEFT T0 RIGHT: Sarah lvary - Vice President, James Levister. Viola Bond - President. William Fain, Rose Bland, Leo Mcleie, Grace Burwell - Chairman of Women Division. John Johnson, Peter Dickens - Chairman of Men Division and Chairman of Intramural, Peggy Scott - Member of Athletic Council, Johnny Hutto, Edward Lane, Carl Feredric. Mack Miller. Carver Durham - Sergeant-at-Arms. Bibby Garris - Assistant Commissionary - Intramural, tShirley Debman - Assistant Sect., Mary Moss - Sect., Not picturedj. 1:5 i '- . I we ' 1,.liilil,,l i J a En lish Club l .w if J- 2' A g l l , The study of English as a subject of the humanities i division has as its intent the development of the student's individual ability to read, to think. and to write effectively. Since English is indispensable for learning in all areas, the English Club is open for anyone who wants tojoin and not just English Majors, The English Club strives to bring in people to give us their ideas on certain areas of the English language, We have come a long way. progressing slowly, but surely. The English Club worked hard and very diligently last year to make our worthwhile efforts exceedingly profitable. We will continue to work hard to make things better and as old members graduate. we hope that the new members will do an even better job. The English Club shall strive on and on to prove itself worthy as an organization -K on Saint Augustine's Campus. 5 nes' -N5 SEATED fLeft to rightlz Loretta Gilchrist, Bessie Bandy. Mary Umstead. Rachel , Eaddy, Ethel Brunson. STANDING: Evelyn Earp, Judy Mumford. William Farrow, Y Clayborne McGill, Cyril Nworsu, Agness Gray. .l gf- 1 O ltar Guild I LEFT TO RIGHT: Ford, Dell D. Williams. Nora Sims, Clara Warren, Evelyn Bazemore. .loan L. Wood lPres.l, Sheila C. Clark lVice Pres.J. Janette Sunday School Teachers H LEFT TO RIGHT: Nora Sims. Evelyn Bazemore. .Iacqulyn Brown. Sheila Clark. Clara Warren. Canterbury Club 166 LEFT TO RIGHT: Nora Simms. Clara Warren, Evelyn Bazemore. Dell Williams. Clark. Jacqulyn Brown fPresidentJ. Joan Wood, Jeanette Ford. Sheila vhlizf. :fs 1 Ar: a. EN! x N-1.91, --. .. 1 1 -- A '- A I I 1 .-5. .-I' 1 Y Q :inf-.X' EA' QW, 1-SQ r I H, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loretta Gilchrist. Sharon Hall. Cheryl Graham. Esther Boyer. Alma Bethea. Ernestine Sims. Judy Riddick,Catherine Williams. Patricia Brown. Mu Phi Beta 169 N 'iff P ' s Alpha Phi Alpha O It L: ,. s Q' . f ' iv A Q! 'LQ 3 I --i l l i I , AWA . X H433 L. QE l...f--' STANDING tleft to righth: Edward L. James lll - Pres.. Jerry Diggs. Charles Clark - Treas.. Luther Gibbs. Harry McDoweeI - Vice Pres. SEATED: Thurman Campbell. Frances Petway - Queen. Donald Lynn. Alpha Phi Alpha. the first black fraternity. was founded on the campus of Cornell University. Ithica. New York. on December 4. 1906. The racial cleavage. characteristic of this period. had stimulated seven bold black students to form a group for minority people to insure mutual helpfulness. These seven students are known to members of the fraternity as Jewels. Their courageous act was the initial step toward fomiing other fraternities. The ideas and principles upon which this fraternity was founded influenced many great men to join. Besides brotherhood. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity is based on knowledge and achievement. All Alpha men are scholars. gentlemen. leaders. and above all. uprighteous. 170 --no STANDING ileft to rightjz Zelma Young, Anna Simpson, Corrie Templeton, Nellie Chapman, Joan Wood, Francina Caldwell, Marcia Sexton, Pernell Smith, Jacqueline Huggins. SEATED: Vivian Anderson. Willie Jean Elder, Mary Crandell. Valeria Beal, Nancy Otey, Patricia Foster. Gamma Xi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.. was founded on March 26. 1949 here at Saint Augustine's College. As in previous years, the members of the chapter have carried on traditional projects. We presented a cheer basket to a needy family in observance of the Thankgiving holidays and toys to the children of the Governor Moorehead School during the Christmas holidays. In October of this year, the chapter sponsored its Second Annual Greek Orientated Freshmen Reception. The project of which Gamma Xi is extremely proud is the erection of a plot on the angle at Saint Augus- -tine's in commemoration of Gamma Xi's birth. Gamma Xi chapter has planned many other projects for the remainder of the year which include the donation of a series of children's educational books to the Governor Moorehead School, the sponsoring of a Park Day for the children of Tuttle Community Center, and hopefully the sponsoring of a Pink and Green Ball featuring internationally famous Soror Carla Thomas. Gamma Xi Chapter now boasts a membership of eighteen Sorors. Alpha Kappa Alpha women hold as their guiding light the motto: Advancement through knowledge and Achieve- ment. 1 Z Q., Q. Q lpha Kappa lpha H-up-rv probation, 1969 3 if . 'fs-' bg I . I Delta Sigma Theta i X X it ' fs l X . M . t - 1 Sq. 4. .5 '. ' .cj ...g1p... ,. i i SITTING tleft to hghtb: Sterlene Haskins, Cynthia Goza. lilisie Pettus. Zana Walker. Gloria Durham, Constance Sands. Richardson. Stella Carr. Dell Williams. Linda Fuller. Lucy Moody. Brenda Woods. Claudia Perry. Carolyn Ford. Pamela Powell. STANDING: Jeanette Delta Sigma Theta. is a National Greek-letter sorority founded at Howard University in Washington. D.C.. on January 13, 1913. The founders envisioned an organization of college women pledged to serious endeavors. community services and to promote high cultural, intellectual and moral standards among its members of the larger society in which it existed. Today there are over fifty thousand members and more than three hundred chapters in forty states and in the Republic of Haiti and Liberia. On January IZ. 1963. at its fiftieth Anniversary celebration in Washington. D.C.. President John F. Kennedy. the guest of honor. congratulated the organization on its service to the country. 172 mega Psi Phi I 1.36 - I 'Q , . ., A -wmwowwwtv s -v ' h-, -LY' rw 1 Q' THQ: ' ' ' -Q . l . . . T 'L' Wk.. I, ' 'i Omega Psi Phi Fratemity was founded on the .gy-'HLQSYL jf'-, , 3, ig--fa . . 'A' ,H - ' ' f l fi' - campus of Howard University on November 17, yxvcwtlf p in E 191 l . The Purpose ofour fratemity is to mold and V ' A 'l f'-'J, ,I a it shape young college men. who meet the general ' ' zj- ' '. --L and specific standards of Fratemityship, into a J ' 3 ' ,A fig: finer product H a whole man. , . 1' f I 4 W V e ,125 'l. ff' - ' 'N ' -N C ,. N x X I 1 R. .s , 'I :Q Q 57 X Q' X . 2 3 .fb U- Q kb x X 3 :if-ggi xi '-,.. 5 X' -SST? QW- ,sf ' -5 MY' 4.9 ff J I ff: ' .- . fi.-:Q-- ' W , S l t probation 1969 gg-:av 'NIP--'ff LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael Keck. Reginal Currie, Leroy Smith, Henry Debnam. Eddie Smith, James Levister, Elaine Jacobs. Sweetheart. William LeCount. Richard L. McCloud, Michael Scott. Leo Mackie. Wilbur Cain. John Edmonds. 173 Y.-v. Phi Beta A it A up will .s If, 1 ' RJ. 5' 4 kg N 4...-f Sigma . 'v. ,wird-'T.f',, -- ' ,.1.....f1 .1 .. .lf l l Ill! 'r ,.,-W STANDING tleft to rightl: Harold Rodgers tTreasuretl. Isiah Wilson tDean ot' Pledgeesl, Peter M. Adams tPresidentl. Michael Pierce tVice Presidentl. Moms Dorsey lSecretaryl. SITTING: Ralph Mitchell. James Hinton, Sidney Morgan. Edward Washington. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., was founded January 9, I9I-1 on the campus of Howard University, Washington, D.C. Beta Xl Chapter was organized here on St. Augustine's campus in 1944. The motto of the fraternity is Culture for Service and Service to Humanity. For the men of Sigma this is more than a motto, it is a personal mode of living. in that all activities are undertaken with the idea of rendering service. Sigma has been energetic in educational, social and business programs geared towards the betterment of our fellow black man and society as a whole. We are pioneers of the tutorial program here at the Aug.. we sponsor an annual Xmas party for the Orphans of Oxford Orphanage. conduct workshops for black businesses, provide scholarships to deserving students and issue a calendar of events for the convenience of the students, Our chapter is a dynamic and growing one. and above all relevant to the needs of the community. founder's day commemoration probation I969 2 Z regional worltsliop sponsored by Beta Xi chapter December 5-7. V969 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. is an international organization with over thirty-thousand members in the United States and Africa. Zeta Phi Beta was founded on the campus of Howard University in 1920 and has flourished and proven itself to be an outstanding unit in society. seeking to aid mankind through service and achievement. Zeta actively participates in govem- mental. cultural and civic projects throughout the country. The Phi Beta chapter made and presented gifts to needy children in the hospitals and the pledgees participated in the campus beautification projects this year. Women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority stress Scholarship. Sisterly Love. Finer woman- hood and Service in the attainment of desired goals. l w 3 bl D H-1 . Zeta Beta 1 l I'.f- ' l , I a r F i r 1 I FRONT Cleft to fighll: Alice Graves. Lucy Edwards. Peggy Scott. Joyce Long. Rosemary Leonard. BACK: Nancy Evans. Doris Krnlau. lirnestrnt Edwards. Olga Taliferro. Bettina Hargrave. Sheila C. Clarke. Dorothea Rogers. Alma Bethea. 175 'IO . A :' ,QW -4 if---l :J . -,A ' aff ' P ,l -- ug, A '54 . m Rs 'Qt S r 4:9- , .J t Y. K- ,11 Effie Barbour Rose Bland Dolores Bryant Della Byrd Carolyn Fisher Carolyn Foster -Vs Linda Foster A Willie Mae Henry f-,-'X v- ,.,t ,Af Q IN 2 ,S as ' 0 ' ,,,. ' x '--' ,T xfa' sis.. . 1- A GQ, N Pm R V, -, 4 rf , gn J, .., ' Wg' I 9 sg w Q x . J 5 ! S. Mary Holly Bettie Jones Cynthia Jones am m a Mildred Jones Sheryl Lewis ' 4' Phyllis Long Rho i Q Ai? e ., I , 14 ' . . Sigma Gamma Rho. the youngest of the Greek letter collegiate sororities and now an inter-racial organization. was organized November 12, 1922, by seven young teachers in lndianapolis. lndiana. On December 30. 1929, the sorority was incorporated as a National Collegiate sorority and a charter was granted to Alpha chapter at Butler University. The sorority strives to foster ideals and encourage education and upright living among women. 176 I.. 4 , Q 3.-,via l x1 I Barbara Marshbum Febbie Skinner Claybome McGill tnot shownj Regina Robinson Gloria Shannon Mary Umstead Virginia Washington Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. January 5. 1911, The chief aim of Kappa Alpha Psi is to provide the climate within which students may acquire a sound moral. intellectual and social basis for effective living. Kappa Alpha Psi seeks to implement this aim by exerting beneficial influence upon the attitudes of members and pledges: providing leadership train- ing. assisting choice of careers curricula. encouraging ACHIEVEMENT, fostering sociality and inculcating principles of democratic living. Therefore, Gamma Omicron Chapter impresses unity among its' members, perseverance toward its' goal, and Phi Nu Pi as its' motto. i v E Q N .4 l R .I ,ts sl c xr H STANDING lleft to rightj: James Taylor. Furman Tisdale. Willie Vick, Benjamin B rown. Vick Scurlock: Joel White. SEATED: Reginald Green. Jerry West, Willie Dunn, Sammy Burley. Freddie Vaughns, Howard Wa.rner. George Noble. 177 A mf ' 1 Gamma Sigma Sigma .Q,.. A '7 '!!l FRONT tleft to rightl: Hercule Ballard Clark. Erncstine Leach. Sterline Haskins. Celestine Joiner. Carolyn Davis, Margaret Brown. Sharon Boman. B XCR loscphine Bond. Bessie Bandy. .lo Ann Williams. Carolyn Lucas. Christine Estes. Dorothea Rogers. The Constitutional Convention of Gamma Sigma Sigma was held at the Beekman Tower in New York City. on October 12. l952. For three days the girls at this first convention devoted their time to devising a national constitution acceptable to all. lt was hard work, but those present at the meeting were determined to produce a constitution worthy of the principles of the group. Thus the purpose of this sorority shall be to assembly college and university women in the spirit of service to humanity. lt shall serve to develop friendship among women of all races and creeds through working side by side and through the fulfillment of these goals common to all. The sisters here at St. Aug. have helped at programs. made it so your Sunday best didn't get dusty in chapel. held activities for the community such as the can food dance and the egg hunt . worked downtown at the library. The list goes on showing how the sisters of Gamma Sig strive to put their motto, Unity in Service , into their everyday life. 178 l lpha Phi Omega mms wx rm EEE Miss Interest Club 1969 probation SITTING Cleft to rightjz Larry D. James., Gifford Hawkins, Thomas Hawkins, Marceline Hinton, Lionel Cuflie. Glenwood Williams. Thurman Pittman Bill Edwards. STANDING: Vernon Royster, Roy Pearson, Comell Hinton, Chester Newsome, Larry Don Currie. Jimmy Huffman, Conrad Lake Andrew Ramseur, Troy Clark, Fred McKinnon. Jerome Miller. Douglass Hunt, Gordon Powell. 179 T l .1 ' ' ff' K 1 45 a B Pen Staff ,lr f 'Je r st J ,ae-frat gv ,. 'AJ 3 ei ' ,f?Efer4.4Sf' bl X QT' , N .: x ,, ' ,xv L - . rl Y We N-Fifi! .' B , iw If . an ' Hi- '-r' i f ' . , . .-.-.-sf-e-:.'f -fy ff' Roosevelt Mosely. Editor-in-Chief The Pen of Saint Augustine's College has had a strange but informative history. At one time the Saint Augustine's College Newspaper was known as the Falcon . When the Yearbook acquired the name of the Falcon , the newspaper took on the name of the Pen . ln 1967, under the editorship of Danny L. Scaraborugh, the name was changed to the Pen of Saint Augustine's College . Until this date, it has retained this name. In December of 1967, we became involved and we participated vigorously in a conference at the Sir Walter Hotel, At this conference, Saint Augustine's College and numerous other colleges got together and published a paper. As editor. l have involved the staff in the activities of the Raleigh Cooperative Lo..-g. which is composed of newspaper editors from Shaw University, Meredith College, Saint Mary's College, Peace College and North Carolina State University. Through this organization, the newspaper editors can exchange ideas and look hopefully toward producing a magazine. The Pen of Saint Augustine's College is also a member of tl St d N newspapers. For the first time the Pen of Saint Augustine's College has made a community commitment. We now deliver newspapers to the immediate surrounding area of the school. We endeavor to include n w th t t ' h attempt to bridge the gap between the college and the community. We would like to thank Mrs. Keck, Mr. Hinton and the Carolinian Staff for their cooperation. te u ent ewspaper Project, an organization designed to improve Black Students' e s a per ains to t e community too. This effort is an Roosevelt Mosely Editor-in-Chief, William T. Fanow Assistant Editor 180 v- ' fwfr- , new . gs, G +2 ,if ?i'z3+w--Nr: f ' 51 :CSX ki X 9' ' -'f -1 Q Lani- 5? 6 vi' - , .1 .. -C 9- ,rd '- ff 4 directing the show -E mr.-. ,gg D it I 432259 if sz z x W 4 5,152 .-.rf V 2-V1 V , Ag., 5 -.gli V V fig, 1 4, :,: Quin wliflfxv H. M.: ff: 1e1s'13w1ffff:Tf BWI ' flii. 'fiffw -4 3.-Ff33fat:.,,. Q-11 aw- V , 'cz W ,, .. 1 , N V f N'3.'i.' , ,. ' - W-:iQ A , 'SE wif 1 Q- . all 5-Nw.. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Peter M. Adams and James E. Burt. Editors-in-Chief visit With The 1970 FALCON Staff t as .....,-1 h 'gf ,B . N1 QM .f x is PnA in convert .J X X I it 4 The spring of 1969 announced the birth of the 1970 Falcon as the Co-Editors started planning and organizing the 200 page book. The Falcon was the kind of massive project its creators looked back on and wondered how it was ever published. Thousands of labor hours, headaches, heartaches, trauma-inducing situations, and fun combined with the growing experience of working with a wide variety of personalities and the real dedication that only staff members can appreciate, served to bring about the success of this effort. The yearbook office became home for us and here we experienced that which no one except those who have worked on the Falcon could understand. Only those who have immersed themselves in an all-night effort to complete a deadline could understand the pleasure of contributing something. An editor's appreciation to those who stayed with their jobs through thick and thin is a hard thing to put into so many words, but it is felt just the same. No yearbook is ever completely new. This yearbook too, has similarities to the previous Falcon, but there have been changes. Probably the major changes have been the extensive use of color, and freshness and creativity of the format and copy, We have sought to give a new look to the book and have strived to encourage greater involvement of the student body. This year for the first time we participate in the Southern Regional School Press Institute and College Communications Workshop. In this Institute our 1969 Falcon will be judged by competent judges whose expertise compares favorably with the best in the nation. We hope to vie well for the award of most outstanding publication in the College Division. Finally we would like to thank the Administration for their willingness to listen to our problems and complaints. Peter M. Adams. James E. Burt Co-Editors 182 Nw ,Eg-+3 i i if? X by ' xxx if 1 b M Q N 1 QSEXN .Av mi X-'lgfinli i, - ' -j i if U 1 SI- , -1 N... - , W , X i .:, ' f' 7 pensive Y doggone it, you're right! 1 gy-ip-qw -vzi'f I The Power Of , 5 Organization -rm , ada i 4 X i Egg i 183 N l in , .y.'lIJ11'1 - . J heh, that sounds a-zixighl! , ' TQ- 7-Q: R53 Y5i ix 'L X f wx heads close, minds together, hearts one X , '33 :Y V N Q N ---K J- - 'A A , X , ,es catcgolizing g -.-2 3 I-'fd' r lg Jihx' Y ,f Q A , 184 who said that work can't be fun? 4-+. 4 ' ' THE 1970 FALCON Peter M. Adams . James E. Bul't . . Marquerite Link . Joan Wood . . . Cynthia Jones . Sharon Bomar . James Sweatt . . Mary Mayo ..... Deborah Goodson . . Staff ......... . . . . .Co-Editor . . . . . . . .Co-Editor . . . Business Manager . . . .Senior Editor . . Layout Editor . . .Sports Editor . . . . .Sports Editor . . Official Secretary . . .Office Manager . . . Copy Editor 'XI' b Q X. W , it i Y V X f Q 'W if ge: n Y 'V 2' Jeanette Richardson .......... .... A sst, Bus. Manager concentrated effort Carolyn Ames . . . ............. Asst. Bus. Manager Esther Boyer Steven lngran Anntoniette Ryals Carolyn Holmes impromptu study of anatomical phenomena Jerome Johnson Gloria Fisher Rosemary Moore William Farrow Francina Caldwell Richard McCloud Ralph Mitchell Sharon Hall Jeanelle Pompey Gwen Blocker Phillis Long Leila Banes QB: Rosa Bland Albert Brooks JoAnn Austin Ronald Crudup X Deborah Heme Carla Powell MIL XJ Gloria Upperman Cynthia Goza Sheila Bullock Betty Brunson ffl A Jessica Neal Josephine Jackson 1- ' X . H - Lorraine Mitchell Josephine McFayden 5- Q Q . - PHOTOGRAPHY sv . Professional ...... ........... . . Willie Bullock 1 g g U J. D. Hinton X- Q Student Photography .... . . Conrad E. Lake f h Administrative Assistants . . . . .Sylvester Peterson X QI 5 A ,54.2,.Q Lionel Randolph l fl , if ,' Pamela Jones if? ' Administrative Secretaries . . . . Betty Thomas V fl K' Trudy Bailey ' X-errgdkgf' '55, -at , V, is 72 . 55,4 -' 'N . g . 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A. ly anquet C0121 nogrcialotoarap y BBSLT Raleigh, North Carolina N D A1 T Phone 833-6095 CQMPANY 'S Washington Terrace Super Market Super Saving Everyday Not One Day But Everyday First and Only Super Market for the Community Store Hours Mon. thur S 8 ll p Sundays 7 m. to IO lp.m. to 7 p.m. Check Cashing Service Free Delivery Service Terrace Insurance Conrad's Photos and Realty CG. Inc. Best of Luck Class of 1970 T. B. Jiles, Manager Washington Terrace Apartments, lnc 189 u things gg ' 'With oke OF YHE COCA-COLA COMPANV BY THE CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, INC. GL Falcons go better With COKE 'Z' W fy ll .nl is . '. Q N 14- . Wt ,Viv et- ku 1 Nia. Ivy.: 'wmii . , 'ivfilii A 4 ,, K 4 UvH,l..37-5,1-,1-t.,Wt .WAV if M .g, .x. N LN 'A' ,,,.....4 la... -. -. A . fiii f 95-X' PEE WEE Hunter's Florist Flowers For All Occasions Artificial Flowers Weddings Funerals Wo Do Any Blooming Thing Best Wishes to: The Class of 1970 Peter M. Adams 84 James E. Burt Co-Editors To The Class of l970 Good Luck Emma T. Williams New York City DELMAR STUDIG 84 PRINTING CO. Better Pictures M ake Better Yearbooks We Make Both Willie Bullock District Manager 3300 Monroe Road Charlotte, N. C. Compliments of ST. AUGUSTINE'S NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Mr. Peter Holden. Sr. 159-48 Harlem River Drive New York. New York 10039 RECORDING SECRETARY Mrs. Shirley Tunstall 1694 Clay Avenue Bronx. N. Y. 10457 TREASURER Mrs. Mary D. Hamilton 111 W. South Street Raleigh. N. C. 27602 WASHINGTON Mr. Adam Shaw. President 3214 W. Street S.E. Washington. D. C. 20020 RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA Mr. Sylvester Peterson. President 839 Hadley Road Raleigh. N. C. 27610 NEW YORK ALL-BORO CHAPTER Mr. Louis Belcher. President 1122 Taylor Avenue Bronx. N. Y. 10456 EASTERN CAROLINA Mr. Wilton Bethel. President 706 E. Nash Street Wilson. N. C. 27895 SOUTH CENTRAL CHAPTER Mr. Allen Mask. President 722 Washington Avenue Hamlet. N. C. 28345 TIDEWATER CHAPTER Mrs. Ellen A. Perry. President 1048 Fairlawn Avenue Virginia Beach. Va. 23455 PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER Mrs. Frances C. Gordon. President 330 W. Johnson Street Philadelphia. Penna. 19144 EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA Mrs. Geraldine T. Nixon. Act. President 133 Gale Street Edenton. North Carolina EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Mr. Purdie Anders St. Augustine's College REGIONAL COORDINATOR FOR NEW JERSLY Mr. John S. Miller 136 Summer Avenue Plainfield. N. J. 07062 NORTH JERSEY CHAPTER Miss Alice Peterson. President 163 Osborne Terrace Newark. N. J. 071 12 CHARLOTTE ALUMNI CHAPTER Mr. F. J. Armisted. President 2531 Dalebrook Drive Charlotte. N. C. 28208 CHICAGO ILLINOIS Mr. Irvin McG1other. Act. President 8519 S. St. Lawrence Street Chicago. Illinois 60619 DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA Mr. Jesse Boston. President 709 Plum Street Durham. N. C. 27701 GREATER EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA Mr. Monty G. Grizzell. President 1234 Battle Street Greenville. N. C. 27834 BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS Mr, D. Wendell Jones, President 31 Cameron Avenue Somerville. Mass. 02143 GREATER MIAMI CHAPTER Rev. Stafford J. Sweeting. President 21 131 N.W. 30th Ct. Miami. Florida 33145 GREENSBORO. NORTH CAROLINA Mr. Joseph Bennett A S T State University Greensboro. N. C. BALTIMORE. MARYLAND Mr. Carlton Hood 3910 Wabash Avenue Baltimore. Md. 21215 Mmm H jg 1 1?'?'-11 l r '75 VT 'M s x . -N - f ls AFL , . M we ' X l X' College Bookstore The Colleve Bookstore IS located on the ground floor ofthe Student UNION It 18 equlpped wlth ull necessary books and supplles needed for students to exeel 1n te tdemle endeavors. U' 5 . yi fini-U I A W , 1 A X, k A 1 1 I EA, rf' E, . ff si L, if I, F r M, y. Y. ,. 1 w 7' Q. 11: 4. H: ,. , I w ba lxr Ani Everyone Knows . . . Everyone goes . . . Hudson HK unuiil1 m YEARBOOK PATRONS Talmadge Hunt Mary Hamilton N. E. Boston Joseph Bennett Louise Summers Adams Shaw M. Adrian Dixon Amos Norwood Lawrence Brown J. A. Wooden Homer Debnam Manson Jones Mrs. Janet Marchena Mrs. Louise Morgan Maye Mrs. Mabel B. Clifton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Watson Shirley Tunstall Annie Hatchel Jennie Davis White Milton A. Armistead Annie M. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Skinner Louis Belcher Mrs. B. W. Blue Phillip O. Hand Eloise Hilliard Helen C. Galloway Laura C. Hand Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ximines Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Spraggins Miss Ester Boyer Noah's Arch Edenton Street Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. John L. Perry Adams. Eva Maria Adams. Peter M. Ames. Carolyn Margaret Baham, Jocelyn A, Ballard, Hercule Elveta Banes, Lelia M. Beatty. Christine E. Berry. Barbara Ann Birdsall. Barbara C. Bland. Rose Camilla Bond. Viola Burrell Bomar, Sharon Y. Brinson. Betty Jerrell Brooks. Albert N., Jr. Brown. Margaret Bruton, Myra Caldwell. Francina Collier, Richard E. Canady, Edna Marie Crandell. Mary Alice Crudup, Ronald Keith Cuffee, Lionel A. Currie, Lan'y D. Davis. Carolyn Debham, Shirley A. Dobson, Eugene Dunn. Mazie B, Egerton, Sarah L. Fisher, Carolyn L. Fisher, Gloria H. Foster, Carolyn A. Foster, Patricia Fowler, Joyce A. Gilmore, Raymond Leroy Goffigan. Lydia J. Goza,Cynthia B. Green, Ann Green, Reginald Green. Rose Harden, Danette Harris, Ella Haskins, Elaine S. Henry. Stella Heme, Deborah L, Holmes. Carolyn J. Houston. Andrew T, Huggins, Jacequeline A. Jackson, Josephine James. Larry D, Johnson. Clifford Johnson. Jerone C. Jones. Bettie M. Jones. George A. Jones, Mildred D. Jones, Morris K. Jordan, Brenda Joshua, Victor E. Joyner. Celestine Kent. Doria J. Knight. Mary R. Senior Director Post Office Box 82. Henderson, N.C. 217 Bart Street, Raleigh, N.C. 640 Newton Road, Virginia Beach, Va. 141 Avant Drive. Wilmington. N.C. 3006-14th Street N.E.. Washington, D.C. 6430 S.W. 57th Court, Miami, Fla, Route 1, Box 269. Council, N. C. Route 1, Box 392, Trenton, N.C. 605 East Edenton Street, Raleigh, N.C. 1103 East Booker Circle. Petersburg. Va. 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Rt. 1, Box 104,Pantego,N.C. 1400 Hibie Street, Norfolk, Va. 2246 Washington Ave.. Bronx, N.Y. 82 Spring St., Charleston, S.C. 18 Morris St.. Charleston, S.C. 14 Crescent Ave., Jersey City. N.J. 15 Kenilworth Ave., Charleston, S.C. Meridian, Ga. tP.O. Box 451 1309 Nun St.. Wilmington, N.C. 51-A Butler St.. Norwalk. Conn, 2133 Lynhurst Drive, Raleigh. N.C. 119 North 3rd St.. Maxton, N.C. Route 1, Box 529. Garner. N.C. 3 1328 Centerville Tpke. Rd., Va. Beach, Va. 273 South 58th St., Philadelphia. Pa. 203 South Tarboro St.. Raleigh. N.C. 9508 Yale Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Route 1. Box 120A. Murfreesboro, N.C. Route 4, Box 140, Wilson, N.C. 129 Rodriquez Drive, Va, Beach. Va. 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91-. 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 Lassiter, Margaret Leach, Emestine Lessene, Gwendolyn Long. Phillis Lovick, Geraldine Lucas, Hemiina Lymon, Cynthia Martin, Herbert Mask, Nathaniel E. McCloud, Richard McDowell, Harry Merriweather, Johnniw Mitchell, Lillian McEwen, Edward Miller, Mack T. Moore, Rosemary L. Morgan, Ann S. Morgan, Geraldine Moring, Brenda Jo Mosley. Roosevelt M. Murphy, Arden McFayden, Josephine Neely, Beverly Nelson, Carol Ann Noble, George Nimmons, Shirley W. Perkins, Carolyn F. Otey, Carolyn Ann Pen'y, Claudia Pierce, Edmond M. Pittman, Thurman Pompey, Jannelle H. Poole, Donald J. Powell, Carla La.1uan Powell, Pamela J. Reddick, Judy E. Richardson, Jeanette Royster, Vemon Ryals, Anntoniette Scott, Michael Scott, Peggy L. Shannon, Gloria J. Simmons, Daniel Sims, Ernestine Sims, Nora Singletary, Edith Skinner, Febbie J. Smith, Lonice Smith, Ophelia Smith, Percy L., Jr. Smith, Pemell G. Spain, Carolyn W. Speller, Vemestine D. Stallings, Hillard W. Stephenson, Shirley M. Stewart, Patricia Suggs, Marsha Sweatt, James Sydnor, Stephen M. 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P.O. Box 513, Windsor, N.C. 507 Albemarle Ave., Rocky Mount, N.C, 5921 Jefferson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 2409 Bedford Ave., Raleigh, N.C. 614 Fernwood Drive, Akron, Ohio 614 Femwood Drive, Akron. Ohio P.O. Box 294, Ellerbe, N.C. 1115 Dock Street, Wilmington, N.C. 2022 Richard Avenue, Hampton, Va, Route 1, Box 152,Townsend, Ga. 125 7th Avenue, Folsom, Pa. 755-29th Street, Newport News, Va. Route 1, Box 246, Belcross, N.C. Route 1, Box 235, Frogmore, S,C, 277 Caulder Circle, Spartanburg, S.C. 519 North 14th Street, Ft, Pierce, Fla. 207 Cuba Street, Raleigh. N.C. 1642 Atlantic Avenue, Va. Beach, Va. Route 1. Box 139fB. Clarkton, N.C. Route 1, Box 142-H, Townsend, Ga. 1338 Walnut St., Raleigh, N.C. Route 1, Box 284, South Hill, Va. 307 Holmes Drive, Weldon, N.C. 709 Ghent Street, Windsor, N.C. 82 Madison Avenue, Jersey City, NJ, P,O. Box 134, Garysburg, N.C. 836 Newcombe Road, Raleigh. N.C. Box 89, LaGrange, N.C. 622 East Littleton Rd., Roanoke Rapids. N.C 2411 S. 2nd Street, Arlington, Va. 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 'laylor. Rudolph Thomas. Robbie J, Upchurch. Clariton Walker. Celestine Warner. Howard Laste Watson. Betsy J. Whitaker. Anna M. Whitley. Gerald Williams. Dell Williams. Glenwood Williams,1nez Wilson, lsaiah. Jr. Winn, Richard M. Wood. Jean L. r.J Wrigh t. G wendoly n M . Yates. Dorothy A. Young. Zelma R. Hewett, Barbara Cannon, Guesner 200 4 Langston Blvd.. Hampton, Va. Route 1, Box 76. LaCrosse. Va. 406 E. South Street. Raleigh, N.C. 1116 Gregg Street, Raleigh. N.C. 307 4th Street. Perry. Fla. 416 Bragg Street, Raleigh. N.C, Route 1. Box 57. Enfield. NC. 418 Hollowell Ave., Goldsboro. N.C. 150 West 96th Street. New York. N.Y. 1007 Stuntonburg Street. Wilson. NC. 3128 North 7th St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Route 4. Box 121. Windsor. N.C. 1458 Union Street. Brooklyn. N.Y. 869 Dillon Ave. lApt. A.l. Norfolk. Va 101 S. Pine St.. Bridgeton. 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