Tuskegee Institute - Tuskeana Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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IIE EIIIIL IILUIII IASSIICIIVIIIII THEODORE T. GREEN J. HENRY SMITH President Executive Secretary Chicago, Illinois Tuskegee Institute, Alabama LOCATION OF TUSKEGEE CLUBS NORTH EASTERN REGION Hayneville Natchez Mobile Quitman NEW YORK: . Montgomery Vicksburg New York City O eliko Buffalo p OKLAHOMA: Newark, N, J, Egmge Oklahoma City Philadelphia, Pa. Shorter-Waugh MU5l409ee Washington, D. C. Talladega TUISU Tuscaloosa NORTH CAROLINA Tuskegee Ingfifufe Durham ILLINOIS: ARKANSAS: Winston-Salem Chicago Little Rock SOUTH CAROLINA: Rockford Pirie Bluff Andersgn INDIANA: FLORIDA: Columbm Gary Jacksonville TENNESSEE: IUCIIUWPOIIS Marianna Chattanooga OHIO. Pensacola Memphis Cincinnati Tampa Nashville Cleveland GEORGIA: TEXAS: Columbus Atlanta Austin DOYTOH h Columbus Beaumont DeII'IOI', . DOHC Wilwaukee, Forf Svorfh PlII5bUVQl'lf PO- Lexlngfn Galveston Louis, MO. Loulsvl e Housfon LOUISIANA, San Antonio SOUTHERN REGION Baron Rouge ALABAMA. Grambling WESTERN REGION . ' Minden Ann'5i0n CALIFORNIA- . . N Ol ' B'fm'f1Ql1Om ew recms San Francisco COITICISH MISSISSIPPI: IBQY Areql Evefgfeen AICOFH Los Angeles Florence Meridian All Tuskegeans are expected to ciffiliate with some local Tuskegee Club. Graduates are authorized to organize Local Tuskegee Clubs wherever there are five or more Tuskegeans residing provided no Tuskegee Club already exists. For information: Write the Executive Secretary, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.

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CLASS WILL Lorene Yvonne Folsom I, Lorene Yvonne, will to my two roommates, Catherine Smith and Silvia Price, my pleasing personal- ity and sweet disposition. May they use it well in dealing with their fellowmen. I, Mildred T. Dickerson, will my many friends an ability to get along with others to Minnie Bump- ers Allen and Jean Banks. Address: 628 Grays Drive, Bessemer, Alabama. I, Martha Dudley, will my pretty legs to Kaye Francis Adams. Address: IIB Russell Street, Eufaula, Alabama. I, Mary Dillingham, will to Ernestine Byrd my hips and legs. Address: l5l3 Pine Avenue, Anniston, Alabama. I, Lillie P. McCree, will to Priscilla Lewis my neat and becoming hair styles. I, Jean Butler, bequeath my friendliness and crudeness to Helen Huchinson and my cool wicked living to Gladys Ruth Floyd. To Earlene Fox my attitude toward life and love of preliminary things. Ad- dress: 704 Oak Street, Waycross, Georgia. I, Mamie Brown, will my athletic ability to Annie Florence Gordon and Bessie A. F. Stockard. I, Walter H. Evans, do will some of my possessions to the following persons: To Don Winslow Griffin, I will my ability to think, to learn, and to act in a gentlemanly manner: To Deloris Carter, I will all of my old examination papers: To Dixon, I will my coaching ability: and To Allen Williams, I will my old coat. I, Julia M. Burns, will to Earlene my lovely room in Tantum Hall, to Mary Pullam my round fat cheeks, and to Lou Ira Tyres by big bright Chinese eyes. I, LaVerne Woods, do bequeath my ability to play guard on the basketball team to Annie Laurie Fransis. I, Kenneth Roy Walker, hereby will and bequeath the following: To Cornelius Blount my position as president of the Agriculture Forum: To David Smith position of co-chairman of the Student Faculty Council: and to all others who hold the offices that I did, efficient service. I, Charles E. Stephens, will Joe Wilson my ability to think and reason without putting too much self into it, and my ability in reaching the highest goal as Disc Jockey and contributing to the music booth. I, Lillie I-ienry, do hereby will to Gloria Kyle my beautiful smile and pleasing personality. I, Margaret Ramsey, do hereby will to Sylvia lshell my ability to hold onto my property. I, Norman Slim Garland do hereby will to all the fellows my ability to be sharp and cool at the same time. I, Edgar F. Allen, do will my diplomatic personality to Charlie Weems, my coolness to Willie James Wil- son, my position in the C. D. Club as Chairman of the planning committee to Tommie Shortt. I, Clarence Williams, will to Amos Terry my physique. I, Millie Rena Singleton, will to Eliza Woodley my ability to have a different escort every Saturday. I, Raymond J. Tilghman, will my position as Sports Editor of the Campus Digest and Tuskeana to Leroy Burton and Howard Mills. To Rigoberto Garcia, I will my position as Battalion Commander of the Infantry R. O. T. C., and to Emma Thomas, my last name. I, Carolyn King, do hereby bequeath to Letitia Smith my ability to wear the white suit, step high, and well represent the Skegee Maiorettesf' I, Janet Wilson, do hereby will to Levelma McKinney my room in Tantum Hall, to BeAlva Walker my position in the personnel office, and to my sister, Jean, the ability to battle-out four years of college. ' , I, Joe Weems, hereby, upon my departure from Tuskegee, leave my ability to make the infielders look good, with spectacular catches on Ist base, to Joe Trawick. I, Jimmy Clark, bequeath that ferocious baseball swing of mine, to Robert Cooper, and ny dove , Oscar Coleman. ' I, Johnnie F. Carter will my battalion executive position to Ross Harrison, and my love to Sarah McDuffie. I, Eunicestine Clark, will to any iunior who lives in the community the ability to meet a 9 o'clock on time.