Winston Salem State University - Ram Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1947 volume:

fi . 'S HE RAM 194 C, G. O'fQ'5-LY LIBRARY VJljiSTCI'1-Sf1LlQf,l -1 . '. LE UIHV FUR E b 0 Rf D 0 0 0 A seureml l 'I'L'S-lllllilll enters 'l'e:1ehei's College .. Four years spent in study. in lCill'Illll,Ll' to live with ai fII'Ulll1...l'wUlll' yezirw spent in prepairillg for life in l-Ul'll1lllf.1' :i philuwplly. in huilcling self i'eli:1i1ee A emificlent Senior grzuluzites t'i'u1u 'llClll'llCI'S Col lege . . . with memoriex ot' Home Chilling: :ietivities ot' LlllI'lSllllilS festivities. of Juilim'-Seliim' Proni . - , nt 51.15 15.15. ut L1DllllllClll'L'IllClll'. he xtaimls :it the portals of :1 new life . . . hut he exirriea with him lllClllOl'lCS whieh help keep alive the wliulewme :mm stimulziting influeilee of '1lCliC'llL'l'S College. DEDICA A . , 'W ,TIG GEORGE AUGUSTUS HALL A 'l'c:u'lwi' is ggrczif fill' lcss for whzif hc says than for whxif hc liimsclf is. His gnczitiicss :iriscs mmf fmin thi- ii1fm'in:itioii which hc clisTi'ihu'rcs tlimugrli his lcvfiiivs. hui fmni thc vihil fain-ts of lifc whivh hc implxiiifs Tlimugli his c'uii'r:ic-'rs with yillllljl' miiiils. Rain-ly docs um' fiml ai spirit which vimilmiiics sciifi- mcnf :mil juilginciit in pcrfcvt lxilulicc. Whcn suvh .1 lmzilziiicc is struvk. lmwcvcr. Tho ggrcufcst of pru- ml ucfivc rcsiilfs :irisc . . . 'lxill'0llLfil Thu zihlc giiiilziiivc of Gcumgc llzill wc fccl fhzif the Sciiiui' class of 1947 has hccii :ihlc To m'ci'c'miic Illillly clifliculfics :mil sulvc llllllly pmlmlviiis which wc 1-uuhl not h:1x'c clinic utlicrwisc. Hi- has aiiilcil us in iiic'i'a-zisiiig our Cf'Hl'iCllC'Y :mil inipriw- ing Hlll' mnmlc. HL- has givcn scrvicc Thani has pmvcii iiivziliiuhlc to us :is iiimlivimhulls :incl to thc clziss :is an whuli X... sm to Gcurgc 'H:1ll. thc pcrsuii :mil The ti-:u'lici', wi- clciliczifc this hook. V F, L. .ATKINS PRESIDENT, wINsToN sALEM TEACHERS COLLEGE ,fdo!nfLini5LlraLLi01fL CLVLC! xjlzzcmgly fix Yi r 4 A- ,...An' .. GEORGE L. JOHNSON -I. A. ATKINS Ilirrrtnr nf lnxfrnrliun l'ffN HHf'l ffi f ' I P' pw an -Y I' 9 l 5 . I MRS. JOSEPHINE M MRS. FRANCES R. COBLE A- I- TERREU- CLANTON 1,',,,j,f,',,f liuwinrxx ,llunrlyrr llfnn nf lI'nmfu H A6 Qu RACHEL E. DIGGS KENNETH R. WILLIAMS lllnf-inf' uf lzrlm-fflmlml I.'rx1rlrv'll llmm uf ,llfu gmj C 6LClfL MRS. SUDIE j. MONTAGUE .IlnlllrmuIi4'x DAISY M. PERRY Sm-iul Sr'irll4'r' J. s. CROMBIE Sr'i1'n1'r MRS. LUCILLE G. TERRELL Snrifrl Sri: uvr MRS. CATHERINE D MARTIN Uffirr' . lxsixlmrl A' 6 2 'IE-,JE . ,'g-:,-' , , -- IOLA AMELIA DAVIS llnrlrfflfwlll lli1'11'lur ETHEI.. WILKINSON .llllllwvrfrrlirzv MRS. MADGE NEELY lIn1'mFlur.r1 I!il'rv'fnl' MRS. MATTIE E. PERRY lmrmilury lfirrrhn' BEATRICE MOORE llirlilirfu FLORENCE T. BUTLER lfrlrlrrllfull ELVA JAMES Ifuylisll T. BROWN Nurful Nfirllru' MRS. LOUISE S HAMILTON Suriul Srirnrw W. A. BRYANT l'l1yxirul lfrlurrllfnu MRS. DOROTHY WILLIAMSON lfvlurnl inn ARTHUR D. SHERROD .lrl C. PARKER Snriul S:'ir'nr'1' G. A. HALL N1 fr nm' '11 1 11 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 4 I I I 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 TRAVIS R. HUNT I'lIa'l1ulf1lll MRS. LUCY H. BRADSHAW . lXNiNf11Ilf I,ilnl'nI'ivlu JOHN P. DIGGS .Vllxfr ...TT --Q . MRS. LEOLA M. ROSS .l.wi.-'luul llilnrflriun MRS. LILLIE D. LOVE .lxxixtuul lliwliliurf CORDELIA R. STILES lfrlrlrfrliuu H. E. GOORE Jluxfr' GERTRUDE GRAVELY xf Y GLADYS MITCHELL Uffirr .lxxixfnul Uffirr' .'I::.vixf1ulf . 5 A. H. MORRONV I'll.llXil'lIl ffllllrulirnl GEORGIA ROWE Hffirr . lxxixlanl 7' 'Q'-E'-P !Qfe5e1fLIfing ffm endow CKOLJZS - ,':.4llnr -.Lfv,fs.Jl Y ---vvqn--.L1'1 f GRINTON 1 A BYNUM :cs , Q... 5 L..K HOWARD HANNON JACKSON Qdifii JLCQV5 lC1,1x.xm:'1'11 fgRlN'l'UN Pzfsiflcrzt S.-xmr: HYNM1 Viz'e-Pzwirlcrzt limcxlcrz Iimmlzla Se1'rcfa1'y l',xl:l'l1lxx,x HANNUN f1S.5'i.5'fIlllf SL'c'l'Cffll'1l l5l'lu,m1x J. xcKsox 'I'r'c115111'w' U71 iii ALSTON, VELMA M AE I':l Kimhm, N-urtlu l'nr4-Iilm Signal K:lpIw:u Dvlin Drsllrlslfiv flulu BALLENTINE, RUTH LEE ln'ufn.v IYillshvl1-SJIIMII. Nnrih K':lrulil1:u BOWEN, EVELYN ROSA ,Ill1'L1'vf York, Sunil: lrnrulllm Y. XY. l'. .X.. Ilnml BROWN, MAYME lung Xllvrmj. in-ur' I I BYNUM, SADIE L. Fi.. if YI luwluln Nsnln-ln. N:n'Hll:u1'nIlu:l Xlplm 'Ilu'l.u l'n 4ll.lpl1-I' H 1 AMOS, SARAH ELIZABETH Lil, YI lluhxn-5:nI1'lll, Nurfll lurulmsu BECTON, DORIS ROSARA II, 1-A X1-xx lh-rn. Nurlll l:urulln:1 Vuxxumpulilalll. Y. YY, l'. A. BRANCHE, LESSIE LEE Luv l'llln-run. Nurilx K':xroIin:n Y. YY. V. .X. BRYANT, ILA PRISCILLA -'u'1.i,,,,. 1c..x1-Um. Num. 4'f..4.,li1-:I Y. W. an x, CHANDLER, MARY Nvxx Yurlx, Nvu York CLARKE, ALICE MARIE liu.vllfnl XI'inston-S.uln-ln. North l':1rolin:n Y, W, V. A. COOKE, MARTIN VAN BUREN lirn-1-millv. North L':nrolin.u Xalrxllj. I'oolhalll lx-:lm CREWS, RUSSELL XI'imlon-Sala-ln. Norih l':nrolin:u CURRY, ALLENE FLORENCE ..l,i!l4- King! Nlounlnin, Nnrlh l':urolin:z N. NI. l. .X., I RITNIII DAVIS, FRANCES AGNES l rullk WinxtonAS:xln-nn, North l':nroIil1:u Y, XY. C. A. ,Xllrhzu 'l'h1-Lu l'i T -f lg ww 11 -- L-.1-s. CLARKE, CARRIE MAE NllorIi1 ' lluhlxlmrub. North l.nlnlin:a COUNTS, CLARENCE WILLIAM HH, II mxlon-h.lh'll1, Nurih lurolllm Ilrnnmlim' Vluh CROMWELL, BERNICE GERALD lirruA' l'ortslnoulh. XVIFIIIIIIJI llnlnw' Uroulr, Y. NV. if X, DANIELS, HATTIE MARIE --,u,.,. iolumhm, 5oulh lnrohlm llnluw- firmly, Iknml, llr:un.u!ic Vhnh DAVIS, HAZEL LOUISE N!ur'ln M Winxton-Sul:-ln. North t':1rulin:n Y. W. l'. AK. DAVIS, MILDRED JANE 'Qllillif Vluimlumlmiln. Nnrllu l':nr-alum Y, W. ll A. DENNY, THELMA LOUISE f'1'l1'4' Nnrtll Willuwlmrn, Nnrth l':u-ulinn tiirl Sunni. Vlmir EDWARDS. ALMA MAE -pw XI.luwm. North C':lrulill.u Y. W. l'. ,X. ENOCH, VIOLA RCBERTA Vin Ihlrllnglun, Nurlll Knlwvlillil N. IK, K. X.. l?l':un:ullc' Club EXUM, ALDRIA ALBERTA f'lr1'lff I'nlf lluyi-vu. Ynrlln Illrvrlinsu Y W. lf X. DAWSON, ALMETA Alvin I llmvlwrluxx Il. Nurlll lhrulilm Y. W, If A. Xllulm 'l'Iu'l:l I'i Vlnnjlh-r DOBSON, FANNIE PAULINE l'1nr limwlu-x'Illc'. Nnrfll Vsurulillsl l-lrl hvuul. N. NX. I. .L X EDWARDS, WILLIE ESTHER Hmm llill, Nurlh l':lrnlin:l l'll::rl1n'!l1-A, Y, XY, LQ A, Xlplru 'I'ln'f:u l'i Vllsllulvl' ESKRIDGE, MARY ,IEWELL 'yllrrlff' lPn'l'l'Ulll1'. Nurlll Kslrullllzl FALLS, CLARA LOUISE l':yyir lllllix, Nnrlll K'.lr-nlizm Yalrsih FEIMSTER, MARY LOUISE ..l.HU'- Sl:lI4wxilln', Nm!!! l':urulil1:l Y. W. if .X,. Vlmir FRIDAY, STELLA NAOM! l.:rxIrml:l. North Kslrnlllm Girl Nvmll Y YI' K' X GARDNER, QUEENIE LOUISE ill, .Kysln-n, Nnrfll l':nrulin:u Y. XY. l'. .X.. L.llJII'IIll'II1'S GIBB5, ANNIE B. limi Nvxx lim-rll, Nurlll l'nl'nlill:l llmxmlmlilslxx l'lulv XY. Ill. H. DHISUEN Suwisnl Svivllvq- Suvin-lj HANES, MARGARET Wlllxfull-5:ll1'lll. Nurfh L':1rnli1m Drsnmlfir Vlulu 1 fill I 11 .3- FIELDS, BEATRICE -1:,..'- Hung ...,I 1, North mum-1i.... Y, w. 1: x, GANNAWAY, MARGARET LOVENIA ..,.,,,,-- lliglu l'uinI. Nurlln Vznrnlilusn Vummpulilaalu l'lulv GERALDS, SAMUEL PRICE l'rnf1x.ml ' XYiIwn, North Czurulillsu l. If Vlulv. .Xlplm 'l'lu-in l'i l'h:nph'r GRINTON, ELIZABETH ANN '-1: ,-ff,' A win..-.1 ..,ff-'. North nw. .-.. nm. In ....-.' cs,-.,..,. .Xlplm 'I'lll'lll Pi l'h:lluIu'r HARRIS, JENNIE VEE .lfu Snmxluill. N:-rlll K':m-linn Y, W. V. .X, HICKERSON, AGNES .Iyjm Iiululn, Nurlln K':lruIilm Y. XY. l'. .X.. iiirl Sn-muh l'll:lrlm'Hn-N HUSBAND, LILLIAN lx'l'flj1 IIIIYIIJIIII. Nnrtll l':umIilm Y. W, ll A. JOHNSON, CARRIE ELIZABETH tix -4-lxvilll-, Nnrtln l':nrulilm Y. W. l', .L JONES, JAMES POWELL --.1. wx' XYil1xIol1S:lI1'lll. Nurlh l':lr1vlill.l Y Nl l' X lll l111'l1in' Vllxlu JOYNER, LUCILLE BERNICE f'ifl: l.:ngr.xngv, Nnrlll l:nruIlll:n Yuvxilj . lislllll ll1:ll'lm'lln's HOWARD, BERNICE KATHERINE lirrn IX1nstm1-hull-111. Nwrilu lurulllm Sigma li:n.pp'n llrllzl fluh Vlmir JACKSON, BURLEEN liurln ilruu-r, North 1':lrulill:l Y. NY. V. .X.. IJTJIIIIJIIIK' Vluln JONES, ARLEANE LOUISE l1ul.1 ' We-mln-II4-, North I':nrulin:u Y. W. V. .L JONES, WILLIE B. Ihwln Nlnuni. Nurlll iurnllun N. NK. l. A., Dum-v C-roup JUDD, DELOIS ELIZABETH -'l:..f.,, .v:..m-' UU'H'IIFl'. Nnrtln 1 :lrnlnm N. N, K. .I. Xlplm 'l'h4'f:l I'i i'Il:llvle'r KELLUM, CUPID ln Jlonllf' XYilutonAS.nlt-ln, North t':nroliu.n KNOX, MAGGIE LEE H1',..f,, Furl I.:uion. South t':uroIilm LOWERY, MARY LOIS IYinston-Ssllmn, North I':urolill:l M4-CLELLAND, MARGARET Vvlru huh-nlllt-. North tau-ol1n.n Ilrnllmtim' Mr-ELVAIN. ANNIE LOUISE llnolxfr llluttzlnougn, ln-nm-x 1' Y NY 1' X Siwlllu Kuppal Uvltsl , ....,.,, KNIGHT, MAGGIE KNIGHT lI'1f:iu Itolu-lwonx illv. North fslrolillsu t'ovnoluoIittm, Y. XY. l. .Y LEACH, BETTIE lCl'uin'l: li1lIf Iliuh l'oint. North l':eroIin.e llr,xm.nti1'. l'Iuuir. Y. IV, l'. .M Xlphn 'I'lu't:l l'i l'll:llut1'r LYLES, SARA ERNESTINE lfrrlplnl Nut York. Nvu York . . , .1 ,. . N. IMI X.. Xlphn lhvtn I I I huptvr M1 DUFFIE, ELSIE MAE Hliiflflif Ill 1 Wimtou-S:1Ivu1. North Vsurolilm Y. W. lt. .X. Mc NEAL, THELMA llrnu,n Iiinxton, North Vanrolilm Y. XY. ll .Y M4 NEILL, CLARRETTA CARTER I'Vfl Un-l'4lm'l1. Nurfh lsxvulllm W. lf X.. ,Xlplm 'l'lu'l:l l'i flurlpl MEEKS, SARA IYilnh:n-S:.l1'ul, Nm lll 1':lrnli'l:1 NEELY, MARY ANN -' l:,,.1,1., l.:uu':uIvl'. Nnufll lnrnlllm l3r:lln:aIi1' PAYNE, RAYMOND 'l'lmln.ux illv. NUVHI 1'.nrulill,u Y.: rsilj PLUMIVIER, CATHERINE LOUISE lx'illlv1 Slum.-lun. Nnrfh l':lr'-lin Y XY. lf .L -ws- MASHBURN, HELEN LORETTA 'gllm-l:iw Ulzl Ifnrl. North fslrulilusl Y, NY, lf A.. Sigma Kappa D1-lla MURRELL, SALLY ELIZABETH SlmrI.unlnnv'g:. Small: l':urulin:: Y. W. l'. A. O'NEILL, MARY LILLIE Jlir'kry Xhmlun-5.nIv1n. Nnrtlu Ksurnlllm Sigma: Ihnlupzn Dm-lin. Dsunrv lirnul PLENTY, MARY BELL Hula 11 I-'vu'w Huxlmru, Xurlh Kxlrnlmn Y. W. li A. QUAMILY, VIRGINIA Hr r lf'r1 ' 1:V't'l'IHXIt'Il, K'1mlu-rlivul Siglllu liullpzl llvlhl, Y. YY. IH ,X REDMON, EMMA LEE ,1 li illgxt-un, We-xt X' i rgium ihxlxmlmliizlll. llr:nln:uli1', N. 1, X.. Xlplm HIM.: llmll r SCALES, BERNICE MARCELLA II: ruff U lmhmfmulrxnn. Nnrtlu Mm-ll Sigma Kappa IJ.-ll.: N. XML .X. SHAVERS, THOMAS DECATER lf. Dum ill.-. Ylrglxl SHEPARD, LUCILE D. ' .Xxllrx illv, Nurilu k':lrnlill.n SILER, GERALDINE MILDRED ,lwrl'j1 lismm-ur. Nnrtlu ikarnlinxn Vlmir, Y. W. k'. .X. .BG 3.47 REYNOLDS, ELINOR MARY Nil XX1uNl:mfN.nl1-lu, Nnrllu l .nrulllm N XY.1'. X. SHANNON, SARAH 4Z.u11mi.l. Nurlln Klnrulilm SHERIAN, MARIAN O'PELLA l'fIIn llulvgmnl. Nuriln llnrulillzr Y, W. l', .L SHIELDS, VIVIAN IDA l'it ' XYillxlu1u-Szllulll. Nnrill 1:lruIill:u Y. W V. .X. SPEARMAN, ELINOR ' l,i! Hi! XYin.l:r11S:uIn-lvl. Nurilu Vznrulirlsu SPEED, ADDIE ZELL Hill Hmm' llill, North l'nmlin.1 liulul. Y. YY. l'. .YW 1'IIilI'Illl'IIl' .Xlplm 'I'lll'IfI I'i l'lm,lmh'r STINSON, ROBERTA lifrI Hsutuni:n, Nurlln l':nrnlinn STREETER, LUCILLE VERNA XIJIIITY. North Vurulilm SWAIN, JOSEPH ALLEN -Afwr-' Sunil: l'nrI, Nnrflu l':lrnlil1:n Y, XI, If X.. Ilrillnzllivx Xlplm 'l'lu-In I'i l'll:1'xIn'r THOMPSON, CLARA Iirvlllxlmrn, Yurllm l':nrnlin:l ILIIHI. l'l1:lrlm-I In-E Ylplm 'l'lu-In I'i l'lu:lph-r -A STEELE, ANN llr lt'1lruln Nyzsrk. Nu-W York Y. YY. lf A., l7r:un:llim's STREETER, HELEN llimlnl1'x Maury. Nnrtll l'nrnIin:u Y. XV. l'. A, Ylplm 'l'ln-1:1 l'i I'llllllI4'T STURDIVANT, MYRTLE .Ilyrl llzursllvillv. Nurih l':qrnlina TAYLOR, WILLIAM Hill lim-1'm-rwillr. Nnrih l'nrnlin:l WADE EDNA RAE Ruby Huy Wilkm-xlmru, North Q':lroIin:l Y. W. V. A. WILKES, DAISY XYiluhvru-Salman, North ifarulillrx WILLIAMS, I-IATTIE LEE l'1nr1lr.v Svutluml N1-vlx. Nnrtll Unrulilm Y. IV. if .X, .Xlpllu 'l'llm'I.l I'i l'l1:lpf1'l' COPPEDGE, GLADYS XYinxtm1-S1111-ln. North llurnlilm SAUNDERS, TI-IELMA Wim!-vl1AS1nl1'vu1. Nur!!! Vnrnlivm mnior C7055 TH E CLASS UFFIC ERS Pl'4'.x'fIfL'l1f lirznxmum Fuvl-1 Vffl'-PI't'.SfllL'Ilf H,ucu1,n Dlrscss St'l'l't'fIII'H f,N.X Plenum' 'l'1'v11.s'111'w' l41x1xl. x c,l,lYl'lR ,-!fl'ui.w1' C. J. l'. x1uucn rm NSZIO OWLOVQ KZIIL55 THE CLASS OFFICERS Pl'6'Sifll'I1f Jmlx Fmun Vive-P1'esiclU1zt SAAIVE1. SP1-:NQER Sef'retm'y Iwvrzxm Sx1l'1'1mm1,xN TI'i'ClSIll'6'7' S U1,1.1r: Rmvl-:Ls Adviser R. E. Dluus 1:91 V85 l4fL0'LlfL ULSU 5 C7 TH E CLASS OFFICERS lJI'l'SiIll'lIf SSSSS Al,ls14:l:'1' JouNsoN S0r'1'vtm'y 4AxDEI.lNE DAVIS 7Yl't'!lSIlI'6l' 1Jonu'l'11Y Dlczczs Jflzviscr K. R. Wll,l,lfXBIS VMI rgomizoafiolfw gif xgiomfa 1 OFFICERS Smut LCIlllL'l'.S', Miss l4Nl,OlilCNCE BU'1'1,14:R. Miss DAISY Pmuu' Sl'l'I'CfIll'1l Un.-x 'l'1nm.-xs 7'l'L'lIS1ll'L'l' Gl,A1n's GR.-un' 13:1 Afwwffw U lf' F I C E ll S Pl't'.vflfc'llf Jfmx Ymxm Scf'1'vfw'1l Cl,,xn.x VIVIIHNIPSH Trcfmzrw' Umus Prim 1 Arlvisvrs Mus. XV11,1,1.msux. Mus. II.xx1ll,'mx 4 :::sj ramafic U If I+' I C IC R S l'rvxirlv111' XVKIAI.-X Al,s'ruN Vim'-Piusirlvrzf Ixrzz Illumzusox St'l'I't'fIIl'!l Kxlwlfz NICC.-XR'l'llER 7'l'l'U.S'llI't'l' Bl'lil,El'1N .lxcusux ,A1rl'ui.ww' Bliss E1.v.x .lmllfzs jfill igma XJQIPPH mega: 1Jl'CSflfUIlf Vim' -Prvsfffvllf Svr'1'ut111'y 7'1'c11sz11'w' A 11-uisvr E R V1-1l,x1,x :Xl.S'l'HN lirzlcxlwz Ilmxyxmm Imm W'mA1.x1.xx lxlcz lllumzlcsnx G. L. .lmlxsux M6060 jim X2 U 14' I l L' 141 li S I'r'v.vi1lv11T Vim'-Pl'c'sf1f4'l1f Rm-mvlirzg Svf'rv1'ur11 I'rn'rc.vpu11rli11g S4'l'l'l'fIlI'1l 7'l'l'!1.N'1Il'L'l' I1i.wfm'i1111 IjzzrliunzvnTrzriuzz Srmlu Lvmlvr Ifllfllfflf .-lrl1'i.w1'.w .Iusl-:ml SWAIN Jmlrzs 'l'l'nxElx lir:l'1,. xll SINIITII Smllflcl, QQERALDS Om Tllsm.xs Sfxnm Bvxlfm Cl.Anr:'1 l'A NIL'NHIll. Bl-I'l l'Y IJEACII Bliss QQEUIUQIA RUWE, Mus. UHRIll41l.l.X S'1'1l.r:s, Gleumsl-3 L. .lmlxsux WWA T5 OFFICERS Prvsiflclzz' Bl'RI.I'll4IN J.xcKsoN l 'ir'v-Pzwirlvrzt XVIRGINIA CQl'ANlll,Y SCl'I'ClLflI'U 1QYEl,YN Bowrzx 7wl'CllSIU'Cl' A1,1,r:xr: Cvnm' .-lflzvisvzw Mus. Inu' BILXIJSII.-XXV. M155 IKACIIEI. Dumas, Mus. CI..XN'l'0X. Miss Amps: Nrzrzlx, lllss DAISY Pmun' lm 0.'5lfVL0lO0Af6LlfL OFFICERS l'1'c.sirlc11t Blfkmzrzx JAQKSQN lf'ir'c-P1'vsizlm1f MARGMUQ1' GANNAWAY Sl'f'l'CfIII'1l G1,Am's Glmm' 7'l'CflSIlI'l'l' Dolus BECTUN .-irlvisvl' Mus. Conn: l38l GLVLCQ l 0lfLlO Bmzxlcle CRUMSVELI. MYlz'r1,E S'l'I'RDlVANT SARA11 RIP1RRl'l l' Smmll Dlil'BI3lKJNIJ VV11.1.lr: B. Joxl-:s Mmm' L. O'N1f:l1.L NIARI1-3 DANIELS Dirvc'tm', Mus. I. W. f,FFlCER I-391 g0L1lLQfA6L ZOLWL Sllilllllllgf. lofi lu riglll-H. Diggs. S, Spcllccr. W Iluirshm. VV. Davis. U. Hill. J. 'l'ryc'u. A. -IUllllS0ll. Q Luupcr. lcillllilllll. J. M:u fin. Knccling'-W. Kelly. E. Caulucly. H. Sl'l'0llf.l'. D. Ncu mn. M. Ric-llic. C. W,L'lllllilll. lm' i V l l l , Kfawa A5 for? CHAPTER l ln the fall of I9-13, approximately I60 timid but eager and ambitious stu- dents appeared on the campus of the Winston-Salem Teachers College. Yes, we were not only scared, but equally as green. ldon't suppose that a 'igreener class has ever enrolled in any college. Hardly had the orientation program, introduc- ing us into what was expected of us as college students, ended, before we began to find out in actuality that what was being expected of us was no idle dream, and though it was hard, so very hard, we set out with diligence and determination to work hard, to do our best. and to try to attain or even approximate the ideals set up by those who were charged with our intellectual and spiritual develop- ment. So busy were we kept, that we soon forgot all about being timid, ceased being so very green, and began showing the various abilities and talents which the class possessed. We organized that year with the following officers: Claretta McNeill, Presi- dent, Virginia Quamily, Vice-Presidenti Bernice Howard, Secretaryg Pecolia Far- rish, Treasurer: Miss Remitha Spurlock, Class Adviser. To the scholastic world, we contributed Mary O'Neill, Bernice Howard, Louise Knight, Thelma McNeal, Sadie Bynum, Virginia Quamily, Burleen jack- son, Doris Becton and Helen Mashburn, all of whom were Honor Roll students. Prizes for high scholastic honors were won by Bernice Howard and Helen Mash- burn. To athletics, we contributed Leonard Dunovant, Edward Ballard, and Hugh Dobson to football. To basketball we contributed Lucille Joyner and Terry john- son. To the music world, we contributed Ciaynelle McKnight, Virginia Quamily, Vlfillie jones, Queenie Gardner, To dramatics, we gave Velma Alston, Mary O'Neill, Margrett Hanes. Dur- ing this year Velma Alston was crowned Miss Queen of Dramaticsf' To the social world, we contributed Pecolia Farrish as our candidate for the coveted honor of being crowned Miss T. C. We did not win, but we were not discouraged. The year ended. The first milestone in our educational careers had been at- tained. CHAPTER ll Returning to T, C. in September 1944 after a pleasantly spent vacation, and a whole year of rich and varied experiences, we were most anxious to achieve even greater honors during the year. To get an early start, we organized our- selves early in the fall with the following ofhcers: Virginia Quamily, President: Mary O'Neill, Vice-President: Bernice Howard, Secretary: Velma Alston, Assist- H11 ant Secretary: Helen Mashburn. Treasurer. After we were organized, we pledged ourselves to take part in all activities provided by the College and to so conduct ourselves as to bring honor to our class. Our specific contributions for the year are indicated below: To the Dance Group we gave Mary O'Neill, Margie Wells, and Hattie Dan- iels. To the Band we gave Porphinia Hannon, Clara Thompson, Annie Gibbs, and Clara Mack. To the Orchestra, we gave Clara Thompson and Hattie Daniels. To the Cosmopolitan Club we contributed Louise Knight, Porphinia Hannon, Margaret Gannaway, Doris Becton, Annie Gibbs, and Burleen jackson. To the Sigma Kappa Delta Club we gave Virginia Quamily, Mary O'Neill, Bernice Scales, Bernice Howard, Ann McE.lvain, Velma Alston, and Helen Mash- burn. To the social world we gave Annie Gibbs as our candidate for the honor of being Miss T. C. Again, we lost, but we were not discouraged. To the music world and to the intellectual world, we made our usual num- ber of contributions. For scholastic honors during the year, Bernice Howard and Elizabeth Grinton received prizes. The year ended. The second milestone in our educational careers had been successfully attained. CHAPTER Ill Time was marching rapidly on. On our return to T. C. in the fall of I9-15, we were proud juniors. It was a little hard at Hrst for us to realize that we were now -luniorsallpperclassmen, but we were, and we were so proud of ourselves. Aft- er spending some little time greeting each other, reviewing events that hap- pened over the summer months, we settled down to business with the following officers: Wilbert Todd, President, Elizabeth Grinton, Vice-President, Bernice Howard, Secretaryg Burleen jackson, Treasurer, Mr. H. Wortham, Adviser. As in former years, we made distinct contributions to the various phases of college life-the intellectual, cultural, social. Among the members of the class who won prizes for outstanding work in different activities were: Bernice How- ard and Helen Mashburn. For demonstrated ability to beautify her surroundings Stella Friday was our winner, and for citizenship qualities, Carrie johnson. Our candidate for the honor of Miss T. C. was Hazel Davis. After being losers for the preceding two years, we were at last successful, for our candidate was selected and crowned Miss T. C., the queen of all T. C. One of the most outstanding events in the social life of students at T. C. is the annual junior-Senior Prom. To this occasion all students look with anticipa- tion. This year, we the Juniors were hosts and hostesses to the Seniors and their friends. For this occasion, our motif was a garden scene on a beautiful summer's evening. The decorated dance hall was beautiful, the music was grand, the guests appropriately dressed, men in tuxedos, women in beautiful evening gownsg is it any wonder that everyone said that this was the most beautiful, and the most TWT enjoyable Prom ever to be given at T. C.? The year ended. The third milestone in our educational careers had been successfully attained. CHAPTER IV September, I9-46, found us eager but somewhat saddened for this our last trip to T. C. Eagerly, we occupied the seats reserved for Seniors. It seemed as if we never would succeed in reaching this goal, but now we had, and now we were Seniors sitting in the Senior seats, Seniors assuming the responsibilities of our attained position in the educational world. Now we were Seniors who were to do student teaching, Seniors who were to set the intellectual, cultural and so- cial pace of the College. We launched out on this our final voyage with the following officers in charge: Elizabeth Cirinton, President, Sadie Bynum, Vice-President, Bernice How- ard, Secretaryg Porphinia Hannon, Assistant Secretary: Burleen jackson. Treas- urer. Our first major event of the year was the Home Coming game. As our rep- resentative for the coveted honor of being crowned Miss T. C., we nominated Hai' tie Williams. As it had become something of a custom for the representative of the junior Class to win this coveted honor, we approached the contest with fear and much misgivings. imagine our happiness when our representative was adjudged the winner. Another triumph for the Seniors, the first class to have the honor of having Miss T. C. selected from its ranks two consecutive years. Ad- ditional honor was ours when our entry in the Home Coming Parade won first prize in the College section. ln addition to the above firsts, we achieved further success in other activities. With the organization of a Student Council, our Class President, Elizabeth Grinton, became the first President of the First Student Council at T. C. joseph Swain became the first President of the Future Teachers of America, Alpha Theta Pi Chapter. Burleen jackson became the first President of the Y. W. C. A. As usual we continued to serve with honor and distinction in other organiza- tions, the Cosmopolitan Club, Band, Orchestra, Choir. Now our work is almost over, the end is almost here. The last milestone of this phase of our educational career has been reached. Now what of the future Q' For some of us there will be Graduate School, for others marriage, for yet others careers in various types of jobs, but wherever We go, into whatever avenues of labor we shall be directed by the forces of circumstances, we shall strive to be leaders good and true, as you have taught us T. C. To you, T. C., we give our most sincere appreciation for helping us to make of ourselves the persons we ought to be. Xve go, but we shall always remember your teachings, and shall love you always. HELEN MASHBURN, Historian mi gfdlfil aa sv W Ofc! j Qnliune-Londondery Airl Dear Ole T. C. The time has come to say adieu The happy hours We've spent with you must end We've done our best And now we make our promise To be true-to you Wherever we may go. Goodbye to all, our teachers and our friends so dear Goodbye to all, until we meet again. As we grow old, we'll cherish your memories And think of you, our guiding light Dear Ole T. C. We leave you now To go to all our various fields To make you proud Of all you've taught us here We'll rise to fame ln all we undertake to do and say We shall proclaim your name in all we do. Goodbye to all, our teachers and our friends so dear Goodbye to all, until we meet again. As we grow old, we'll cherish your memories And think of you, our guiding light Dear Ole T. C. FRANCES DAVIS HATTIE DANIELS sm 66 F 4 e 0 JZQVLLA 4-Om UZ! j As we go forth from old T. C., A song of love we sing to thee, And praises to the memory of days at Teachers College. Thy Sons and Daughters bring thee fame through knowledge which we here have gained, Exultingly we raise thy name, Oh Winston-Salem Teachers College. As we go forth from old T. C., Good leaders we will always be, And Stand for Christianity as you have taught us, Teachers College. ln all we do we shall proclaim to all the world thy teaching fame, As we go forth we praise thy name. 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ALUM l ASSUCIATIO Ilwifcx The Class of 194 To P111'z'if'i1mtc IV11ulvllvflrfvrlly in tht' isllzznzni Pmgrunz -liolll' Sllpporf ls Nc'c'rlC11- YOU MAY CO-OPERATE BY: I joining a club 0 Contributing S5 for IQ47-48 Q Organizing 3 Club . Keeping US ll'lfOl'l'I16Cl of . Becom i ng a I947 Home changes in your address Coming Contestant 9 Attending every Alumni Day 0 Attending I947 Home Com- U Supporting the officers of the ing Activities Association 0 Recommending Ciood Stu- 0 Following and carrying out dents to the College the Alumni Program Plan now to make your class l00'f in these two things: l. Attendance at all the activities of I947 Alumni Day as a part of your Commencement activities. 2. Payment of a S5 contribution for l947-48 as a part of your Commencement expenses just as you include cap and gown rental. graduation fee, etc. All T. C. Graduates are being asked to contribute S5 for I9-47-48, We hope you will pay yours at Commencement. lrilj l I X ,I .A ,H