Wilberforce University - Forcean Yearbook (Wilberforce, OH)

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3. Organization of Payne unit. B. Administration of 1. An experiment in 2. Administrative friction 3. Construction of C. Administration of 1. Scholarship and. 2. Emery Hall 3. Academy 4. Enrollment 5. Church-State 6. Wilberforce outstanding in World D. Administration of JOHN A. GREGG 1. Era of prosperity and good feeling 21. Shorter Hall destroyed againi by fire in 3. Present structure rebuilt in 1924 Administration H JONESQ 1 Building and Department Church-State attained I training of R. R. WRIGHT, JR. at the helm. urch-State harmo Efforts toward state G. Administration of D. 1. Purchase of a 2 Conditional Schools. 1 1 3. Church State Administration of 1. Climax of Church 2. Two Col Building of a new if fu

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Evenfs and Personalities In the History of Wilberforce University 1. Organization and Operation Under the Methodist Episcopal Church :E A. Movement stimulated by antilslavery climate. B. John F. Wright Ca leading pioneerji. l C. Charter granted 1856 Cname changed from OHIO I WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY. - D. Among original trustees, four were Black: 1. Daniel Payne so 2. Lewis Woodson 3. Alfred Anderson 4. .Ishmael Keith E. Operation first two years under two principals, PARKER. F. Richard S. Rust f1858-1863, first presidenti 1. Enrollment reaches 207 2. Enrollees largely children of 3. College curriculum included studies 4. Work of the school suspended ll. Purchase andrExpansion A. Administration of Dan' 1. Purchase of the and John G. Mitchell. Ie V and iiimiiim B5 Z iifiia 2. Payne elected first auspices of AME Church. E IIII 'i!i lliillI ii Il 3. Curriculum expanded to classical departments were 4. Faculty expanded to incl Edinburgh, Scotland, and Miss 5. Miss Ester Maltby outstanding 6. Fire destroys Shorter Hall in A 7 Financial struggle finds t a. An appropriation from he ,,, yin sm Q: 1'-4' if serious Q b. Benefactions through Justice Salmon P. Chase Smith, and Therion Baldwin. M C B. Administration of BENJAMIN F. 1. Professor Scarborough joins 2. Shorter Hall completed and III. Church-State Educational A. Administration of S. T. MITCHELL . 1. CombinedNormal and lndustrii 2. National Government in 1894. al EE ii ii . 2 yw ' M, ,, ,,m,,,, .K gs., W... I as I' ii ii' ' 5 Ill . I.. I . ,G my Q51 ii iii ull y, ll Ji QQ , xxwff ffm f-5' 'TI W W lvl ilu , H 3 g IW, 31 iii -ii Q- - 'ii of. if 55 :i,f7,, iii ii 1 V Z sszesftu i 'ii SE tary .Science Sand. Tactics

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Fresh men Adekola, Sunday Kunell Alddair, George G. Amaker, Teri Arowola. Stephen Berrien, Elaine Bishop, Janice Bolden, Jeanette Brailsford, Eddie Bramwell, Donald Broadnax, Denise Babbitt, Malkes Brockett, Robert Brown, Lonzo Colter, Samuel Cooper, Janice Cooper, Juan Craig, Francis Kevin Crowe, Sylvia Daugherty, Dwight Davis, Cynthia Davis, Marilyn Davis, Michael Dennis, Stanley Eason, George Easton, Lewis Edwards, Dorothy Evans, Otis Fobbs, Cynthia Fields, Ricky Folsom, Phyllis Forbes, Barbara Ford, Celeste Fulson, Eric Frazier, Derrick Fraizer, Levon