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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

Y 4. Ni 4 1 jlee am, PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE WINSTON-SALEM TEACHERS COLLEGE I9 OPQLUOI' The Class of T950 hos endeavored to assemble in these pages the familiarities, activities and items of interest of the Winston-Salem Teachers College. The Senior Class wishes to thank our energetic and enterprising yearbook staff, who, inexperienced but determined, have done their task well. We give sincere gratitude to those spirited organizations, faculty and administra- tion members who have contributed in any way to the publishing of this annual. We hope to revive those pleasant memories of those who have enioyed life at our Alma Mater, and of the present college family we hope to stimulate your pride and ioy of our Dear Ole T. C. If 5 I , 1- ew . 9' for F. L. ATKINS President Winston-Salem Teachers College DR. F. L. ATKINS OUR BELOVED PRESIDENT Dr. F. L. Atkins is a man of integrity and high ideals. His life is woven into the history of our college. The same spirit of progress and ' d b h'm. He ' d t which dominated the founder is well exempllfie y I in usry is continuing to lead this institution to greater prominent and high attainments in the teaching profession. I I f 69333 ,1 I DEDICATICDN ,3- Q I if -vw- MRS. LOUISE S. HAMILTON Dedication We affectionately dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Louise S. Hamilton for her faithful, untiring guidance and assistance throughout our four years of study. Our years with her have been successful, rich and stimulating. Her spirit and sincerity, we hope to manifest in our service to others. We I '7 I I I ,I I J. A. ATKINS Executive Secrefury ,fw- M' 'a.oX P as li RACHEL E. DIGG5 Acting Dean of Women . Secretory, Alumni Association Regmmr FRANCES R. COBLE A w A. I. TERRELL Business MUNUQ9' r if 4 ng X! LUCY BRADSHAW Assisfan! Librarian JR, R X, - FACULTY . . -4- r . X 11- 'V' ' N .- fo 's .- !.,.., v - 'l .4 , , W v w J' '. 'YL 1 2 ,,f THOMAS R. CONRAD A M. MARGUERITE DAVENPORT Health and Physical Educahon Women's Counselor G. S li gg. JOHN P. DIGGS M . moms J. snown JOHN T, msgs 5 Social Science An i , l f , 1 , - 57 I. ' . Q 1 . H1 ,L05 V l S.. 1 , A-J i 5- 5 Y A' -.1 ' Y 1-ig. V X V p l . . . I l f ' , L ' . N.. , ,U 579' . WILLIAM A. BRYANT ROBERT b0550N FLORENCE T- BUTLER Health and Physical Education Science Education 5 OLIVIA A. FULP Rogisirufs Office sci 1 F 2 . M, . 4 I . . A '1 i xl I L RX A ' ' , 2 X Q5 a . f J 1 o' j 9 A 1 ' 4 i i CLARENCE E. GAINES Phyfical Educuiion WW HAMLET E. Goone ginger' HALEY Music LOUISE S. HAMILTON CHRISTINE-HEDGLEY History 4 English 1 47' V ' Q nv W' rj A -T Q, -7 4 JAMES R. GAMBRELL Business Office sf' ' .4 D ' pix Q A Q - .E X Lv V GEORGE A. HAIL Acting Director of Ih5'fUC'iOh ii 1, E ELVA V. JAMES English 6 Lv' ug JOHN F. LEWIS Educcfion ,dk wi? 5 L DR. LILLIAN s. lewis Science c. . f 3 Egg .5. Br ARCHIBALD H MORROW BEATRICE C MOORE Health and Physical Educahon Dvohhan x .Q 4. F' .A gg CHARLES History 1. .. ., . K J PAR ER DAISY P. TORRENCE Hisfory 'Ui J I 1 CATHERINE D. MARTIN Registrar's Office , yr- ,Q f pqx , . - x MADGE M. NEELY Diredor. Atkins Annex M. E. PERRY Direzfor, Atkins Hull H U ALPHONSO VICK Science l:lUKk.J'Ir1l U. WILSON Assisiani Librarian lfp 'Vg ETHEL C. WILKINSON Mathematics Y 3 f-- - 5' 'E . 575' ,J - QT- . f., Q. ' , I 2' I GRAYCE W. YOKELY Music 0 i i REV. K. R. WILLIAMS Chaplain Dean of Men B M ' ',, ,, .A .1 . V' .1 .. tl J' Q ' M ' , f af A. 37 ph 7 ,H 'r J- 2 wx I .f .- . I x J N 1 V . J v ' P 4 ' '2 yi ll ' I N N I I W. w E I ' 'L Q 1 . ' Uv' I tr: I x A I I AGEN T, 'Y V R 5 . l -mf I ' Y fi ! I ' i 4 I 1 ADVERTISEMENTS Brown , fv- VZ '. , . RW' 9,441 I 'v j J 4 .I i it-' PHOTO EDITOR Albert Johnson 'af' ' sgra 's ,V ! I MANAGING EDITOR Germ E. Phillips is -T. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Agent, Advodixomentx Miriam Shipp gg?- r ' r' ' DK STAFF 'Q fv- SOQETY EDITOR Esther Shlpp x - I :VK ', 'H ' 7-. .,1, V i' ' 'MM Rm'-E W . I I ,f ,f sroius. AND ACTIVITY EDITOR withun Dunovcnt 4' 'vy pq ,. ASSISTANT EDITOR Dorothy Alston BUSINESS MANAGER William Hairston v I p an IQ. n 1 . I .r tiflv L M FN ' .x..,- I 'A -. .v 1. -,ll lf, A r:' a s 1 , o4A- I r'9N5 4 of I mf' P 'S 1 r ' 1,0 V b ' X 'W 5 4 n ,L ...rf .', !, Lu nun n. n Q. Q' Alllirlu .I , Lrliffs AX A gm 49 HWS -c ' A 1 -4- - I ! ll ' ' Q In U 1 .limi In SENICDB CLASS OFFICERS 'QW' Garret Elroy Phillips Jr. President YT 1 1 William Fred,Hairston Home Rl-'ll' MCKln eY woodle S' williams Vice-Priisident 5eC e'0'Y T eo5 'e 'IO P I I .gm Dorothy Bowden Alsfon ix 1 x I Gloria Swanson Allen fv 555 N .- -1 -.1 Earnestine Elizabeth Bailey -Q- -QQ . x Nannie Brown ICN. ,Tx x.,,,- Nehie Elizabeth Bames 14' Dimple Delois Chambers ,NL Q' '19 Y.,- 6 l fl ll ' 'lf 3 A . 4 , lg. , 1 Helen Edneta Anderson 9 V fl. I ,A 1, John L. Brown X1 I Ida Pearl Cheek H ! I J if ! WL' ,.. ay-D 'Q-ew Adelaide Davis ,f 'V5 99 Dorothy Mae Diggs 11+ I ..,,l ' 1 ,J Palmer B. Friende ff,-7 Flossie Mae Davis I ' - , 3195- 'fwuf' 5.1 I' Q1 r f Ll 3 , . sf l Withers Gill Dunovant ' .. N I xx- Il I I P-' 4. xJ'l JN of 4 W' U Johnny M. Fuiell 11' PS x , 1 ' f't 1 Moiorie Dean g X I ' K N X i. Gaynell Edwards 'V vw Clyde Elness Gray I . J,- ' ' 'f:'J'P-rf-','v ,. 4 . Q v s 1 44 L cuts' 'N r 'f .1 J . . c 'I 'u 'v 'r ,el A . pg' x. ' vu , . W l n , , ' '. x .K A rv VN X V ,V QV. it X1 D , S , . . - ZS , X i w 3' 1 ' 42 1' N ,o J 7- Wesley E. Hairston Calvin Roly Harris Rosa Lee Hooker vw- 7'1 rw V' Lf' ' Bronal Hunt Esther -B. Huntley Alben A- Johnson 1- 4,21 Mable Clara Johnson Emmanuline Jones Margie ludd 4 1 68 1 -To ' f uf Ag-Q I 1'1- F iff' ,.A 4. WL D. H... LJ JF' - in .F K 1 1' '- 3 , , if v - s .4, l Q . sy F' , f- Ik - I .v n ' F i 43: , I, Q ' 6 f I Q ,R U A ' 'wi Ht li MP6 4 W. ' 3 - - Er AI 9 I ' 'fi N5 fl 1 , Q 'L '- ' an , lx Q :lu .-.' n N I . ?? I if AQ Ja , 'Q Wx v I '40 , N 45. -- Q. ww' . v 40 P f v X l v I P, X2 X' I . A 'S r l l all f- X I i ax ' 1 Q Will Kelley Lillian R- King James Ledbetver A, ' Jef' Y ' . X 'Kgs dx, vs C' X 'F 1 tb K l l. 1 ' J r A ,A A A 0 .- l ames F. McDonald Doris L. Neal Sarah E, No,-man 75 lg' 'U ll 1. '29 x.- Q K. ,Q I . - 'xl X 4 f , . y , 1 X D.. J xx lf 5 f' l ll I 1 A f IJ J mes Aaron Pat Q . I l v Q -' l 3 x X l leI'SOl'I 4 Johnny Penn J Frecger Sanders 14 bn' I 4:4 3 P' an -1 i . 5 '+ I ff V- 13... v 'J 'u .,, .1 ,aw vii -warg 13 I H n I :Pl .,, P ,gi was '1 ,,K i dll? 0-1 Ah, N . 1 ul! , h 'Ve I- . -- , sv ' 7 - JTKIVTF- ' :U ,, -Hi 4.'1'1'l' ' 53? M . ' Q W 5 5, 36 -, ,L S . , -. i Q 4-..' ' K- ' l X T72 'fx ' 1' 1 ' I rn n ., 1 -f it '1'S. Q I g T 1 ' A '53 .L 1 iq U' ' ' 0 f- ' Q 1 Q Y ' I ' ' H .1 rig, ' 5 S. iff! fl ,gs Esther Mae Shipp V- Mifiam SMPP TY -...I 5 Alberto Marie Stocks Venie Mae Steen fr- W5 1 v-Q Leotrice P. Terry Jettie M. West ' gf . v 1' .f's .J if . I X u -. M Dorothy Beatryce Spruill Marion Beatrice Stokes 15. -Q. 'QS Marion B. Whitaker I5 . 'W - l 3 N.. l 1 Dorofhy Mae Williamson Moe Ella Wonhy , 14 ' 3 E A A Q F U ' F K u , ' Y wlaf aw, ffvg Woodie S. Williams Walter Paflerson t Owen B. Martin ,- 4 HW' H 1'w ? , ' 1 . O I .L 3 qw j , 1 ! . . I - 1 SEN ICDR CLASS HISTORY The Commencement Season brings to the members of the Senior Class of 1950 the realization that one phase of our lives is completed and that another lies imme- diately before us. For most of us it is the most important event in our lives, and, more than ever before, we examine critically the paths behind us and the possi- bilities of the future. As a freshmen class we came to college from various environments, bringing with us entirely 'lifferent view points. We were introduced to the Teachers Colleae wav of doing things and we learned to adjust ourselves to it. When we entered college was merely a word full of mystery, by the end of our first year we had served our initial apprenticeship and were ready to assume responsibilities. ln the sophomore year we returned to a familiar place where we began con- structively to lay down the foundation of our future development. We began to realize the importance of good scholarship, of participating in co-curricular activities, and of improving ourselves from a cultural standpoint. As sophomores we had a touch of the proverbial superority but not enough to be obnoxious to the upper- classmen or burdensome to the freshmen, yet we had a sufficient amount to impress ourselves. When we reached the status of Juniors we began to take ourselves even -more seriously. We realized that in onegshort year we would be Seniors. lt was in that year that our time was spent in working to fulfill our ambitions for high honors so that we could attain them when we became Seniors. The Senior year marked the culmination of the work of the three preceding classes. Those who have been outstanding in activities have now reached the top, it is they who are training the incoming freshmen. Down through the years we grew along with T. C. We,lived her traditions to the fullest and, perhaps, added some of our own. We worked and played together, and now that we reflect, we're proud to have been the ones chosen to share this heritage. It's been a valuable one-one that will grant character and strength to a group of confident graduates embarking upon perhaps the most perilous tides in the country's history. The Class of 'l950! How proud we were to shout this simple phrase back in 1946-and how proud we've been to keep it ringing for four happy years. Once again on May 26 that cry will be heard coming from the throats of about 50 or 60 fortunate young men and women-though this time with more reverence and perhaps with some solemnity. Yes, May 26 will mark graduation for that Happy Freshman Class of 1946. V. Miriam Shnpp 'L-Q nr- up, I, CLASS PROPHECY Although it has never been publicly announced, it is generally known that I possess the remarkable power of proiecting myself forward through the years into any given time in which I am interested. Tonight being restless and weary with the cares of the day, I longed for a change of time and scene. So, closing my eyes and relaxing, I wished myself into the public library of this town fifteen years from now. I found myself in the reference room ofa magnificant new building. As I glanced at the shelves, my eye was attracted by a thin red leather volume. Taking it down, I saw the title was Who's Who and Why in Winston-Salem Teachers College Alumni . Eagerly I turned the pages and read the preface. When I saw how interesting it was I fled into the Now, bringing the book with me. As I must hurry again, in an hour, before the book is missed, I shall read it aloud to you. Who's Who and Why in Winston-Salem Teachers College Alumni, dedicated to the class of I95O, which class furnished most of the contents. Elroy Phillips, educator. Founder and president of the Twin City School for Boys. Among his faculty and co-workers are Fred Hairston, Johnny Penn and James Ledbetter. Johnny Alston, father of the world famous sextuplets. Author of How to Never Have Single Births . Hattie McKinney, B.S., A.B., M.A., Ph.D., D.D.S., F.O.B., and S.O.S. Dean of Dormitory College for Girls for the past ten years and an educator of vote. Author of What Isn't Wrong With Education and How to Teach Russian to a Low LQ. Palmer Friende, composer and conductor of an orchestra composed of such eminent musicians as Calvin Harris, Johnny Fuiell, Bronal Hunt, and Marion Whitaker. Helen Anderson, psychologist. Author of the best sellers, Always Wear a Smile and Be Friendly With Everybody . James McDonald, owner and manager of the huge chain of restaurants known all over the world as the Eat and Run Restaurants. Married to Marion Stokes, the champion pancake flopper of the state of Kentucky. Emanuline Jones, 35th President of the United States, elected by the Independent Party. Sponsored the bill disfranchising saxophone players, radio crooners, and talkative fishermen. Doris Neal, premiere danseuse ofthe Russian Dance, the Chinese Ballet, and the Topeka Tap Dancers. Married and divorced four times. Principal of Heel and Toe Dancing School with faculty composed of Sarah Norman, Adelaide Davis, Ida Cheek, Dorothy Diggs, and Dorothy Spurill. Clyde Gray, inventor. Famous for his Ieadless lead pencil and soundless radio. Nettie Barnes, teacher of auction, duplicate, and contract of bridge. Famed for her system of penalities to be imposed for trumping ones ace, losing the head, forgetting the bid, and saying What's trumps? Richard Wiseman, a poet of the new school. Author of Ode to a Tailor , Lines on a Lady's Face , and Sonnets to SunfIower . Unmarried but frequently reported engaged. Delois Chambers, columnist. Writer of the column Advice to the Lovelorn . Unmarried and without prospect of matrimony. Mable Johnson, French hat designer whose shop on the Rue de la Paix is the last word in style and expense. Creator of the new look for men with knee-length pants. Will Kelley, commercial artist, member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences. In his employ are the most shapely, bathing girls. His competent staff includes such famous artists as, Joel Wells, Owen Martin, Nathaniel Hayes, and Calvin Harris. Gwendolyn Hawkins, choir leader. Organizer and director of the Carl Diton Choral Society with Margie Hairston, Lochester Merrill, Miriam Pitt, Alberta Stacks, and Mattie Slade as featured soloists. Gloria Allen, owner and manager of Gloria's Pet Shop. Specializes in eels, beetles, and elephants. Albert Johnson, national president of National Advocators of the Development of Strong Athletes. Manager of Limber Tibia Gymnasium. His competent operators are James Patterson, Westley Hairs- ton, Withers Dunovant, and Freager Saunders. Earnestine Bailey, social leader, wife of Charlie Goodwin, the New York stockbroker. Noted for her lavish and charming personality. Advocator and strong supporter of the caste system. Dorothy Alston, educator and lecturer. Advocates education for two year olds. Principal of a large kindergarten with Mariam Shipp, Esther Shipp, Jettie West, Dorothy Williamson, Gwendolyn Lightfoot, Lillian King, Esther Huntley, and Leatrice Terry as co-workers. John Wade, Rear Admiral. Naval Officer and target-shooting expert. Won the battles of Puget Isffund and Ht-'CISOU BUY in the IGS' WUI' befweerl the Day-Light-Saving-Timers and Anti Daylight-Saving lmers. Margie Judd, M.D. Founder of numerous pediatric clinics. Known for her great love for children. Has twelve of her own. Woodie Williams, three times Governor of the state of South Carolina. Leader of the new Progres- sive Party. His motto is All for one and that one is me . Unmarried. Nannie Brown, social worker. Famous for putting Yanceyville on the map. Married local farmer. Before returning this Who's Who and Why to its place on the library shelf of the future, may I congratulate the class of 1950 on the brilliant success each of its members is about to achieve and on its famous future? Vertie Steen. 18 Prophet W' 1 V CLASS SUNG Un the tune of I Can Dream Can't ll We can dream, no matter how for we'll be, Of days at ole T. C. Where we first started Can't you - Can't you remember That we're leaving, but not forever For dreams are just like tears We're not filled with doubts and fears. Now we'll part but not within our hearts We'll always belong to you Thought we want to see you through, Can't you adore us for the work we've striven to do We'll always remember T. C. And keep you in our hearts. By Marion Whitaker X I CLASS PCDEM As graduation days draw near, we greet them with a sigh As we look back upon the ioys of all the days gone by. There's mingled ioy and sadness when porting time draws near, And each must take a different road that leads from scenes so dear Yet part we must and each must go his own woy far and near. To make the contributions for which we've labored here. To teachers kind, to schoolmates dear we give our warmest praise For all the many ways you've helped to bring us to these days. We know we can not pay you in silver nor in gold But we will do our best to reach high standards which you hold. .We'll ever strive to hold up high the name of dear T. C. And bring to her new honors, wherever we might be. Farewell, our Alma Mater: farewell, 'tis time to part We always will remember where first we mode our start. As each goes forth in his own way to honor and to fame Farewell, dear Teachers College, we'll ever praise thy name. By Esther Shipp, V , 12 , I I . E .. lv W L Qt, gf a . lagf Lwiff uno Ccegtament The members of the graduating class of l95O, being of sound mind and possessing good iudgment, do declare this to be their last will and testament. They wish most of all to bequeath success to their successors, with the hope that their experiences will be far richer and fuller than those of their predecessors. They wish also to wish the best of everything to the faculty who has worked so laboriously to make perfect finished products. Albert Johnson leaves his seat in Mr. Clark's classroom to Robert Leavell and his seat on the bench beside Coach Gaines to Cecil Watkins. William Hairston bequeaths some of the girls from his harem to Jimmy Hinson providing he has room for them. Johnny Penn leaves his ability in history to Robert Baity Phillips and his ability to teach social studies to all future practice teachers. ' John Wade leaves his methods notes to Clarence Parham. Mae Worthy leaves her pleasing smile to Marcella Thomas. Delois Chambers leaves her lesson plans to Lavolia Wright with the hope that they will prove to be of value. John Brown bequeaths his ability to rat and harass opponent's basketball teams to Bill Walton and his eating ability to Kidney Stew. Emanuline Jones leaves her pleasing personality and sincerity to Jefferson Humphrey. Calvin Harris wills his place in the band to Elijah Grier. Vertie Steen bequeaths her lesson plans to Claud Clapp with the hope that she will always be able to make her lessons rich and full . Bronal Hunt wills to Clemon Williams his alto horn. Palmer Friende wills to Wanda Neely his lessons with the assurance that she will need them if she gets Mr. Clark. Leatrice Terry leaves her ability to sew to Marcella Thomas. Miriam Shipp bequeats her charm to Ezella McCloud, her seat at the basketball games to Marcelette White, her ability to get along with people to Herbert Reed, her dramatic ability to Dorothy Fox and her ability to get along with others to Rosetta Lampkins. Esther Shipp wills her winning smile to Ruby Clyburn and her ability to get along with others to Mae Ellen Jeffers. James Patterson leaves his place on the football team to Douglass Brown. Marion Whitaker leaves her ability to play the drums to Grace Smith and the memory of her unique hair-do's to Mr. Lewis. Clyde Gray wills Lena McQueen to Alphonso Mills since he won't be able to use her any more. Woodie Williams bequeaths Room H6 to Russell Murphy, Billy Hayes, and William Cromartie, and his dictionary to James O. Sumber so he can look up some words to add to his vocabulary. Elroy Phillips wills his position as president of the senior class to Peter Roach, and his locker to the Mu Epsilon Chapter. Nettie Barnes wills her fronf seat in Mrs. Brown's room to Lochester Merill so that she can hear everything that is said in conference. Adelaide Davis wills her seat next to the rope in Vesper to Muriel Hardy and her ability to act in plays to Margie Douglass. Ida Cheek bequeaths her ability to get up in the morning by the lights in the dining hall to Doris Reid. Dorothy Spurill wills her abilities to get along with people and to keep peace in the dormitory to Jessie Watkins and Edna Minter. Dorothy Alston wills her position as president of the dormitory to Esther Davis and her position as president of the Charmettes Club to Mattie Slade, also her lesson plans to Margaret Glenn and Marce- lette White. Gloria Allenon wills her soft melodious voice to Mattie Simon. Earnestine Bailey leaves her lesson plans to Edna Minter. Mable Johnson leaves her briefcase to Melcena Bailey. Helen Anderson wills her modesty to Ethel Ruthe Hodges, and room 212 to Margaret Glenn. The seniors do declare that from this day March 1, 1950, that this will to be valid. In witness thereof: Hattie McKinney, Attorney at Law Witnessed by: Vertie Steen Clyde Gray 1-I . 'af . .r r. nlfl I I 1 'a I 'I 5 President .,........... , Vice-Presidenf ..,...,., 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Composed of represenialives from all classes ........William Hairston , ...... .............. B ernard Terry Socrefary ........,. ............................ B erfha Cobb Assisfanf Secretary ,.,...... .,.,.... J efferson Humphrey Trzasurer .......,......,,.,.......... .......... - ...Roland Hoyas Advisors, Mr. C. J. Parker, Mrs. Viola Brown, Mr. A Vick sv-I I X .- President .....,...... Vice-Presideni ....,,..... Secreiary ...........,.,........ Assistant Secrefary ........ .g's' K JUNIOR CLASS Advisor, Miss ....,......Early Sieele .....,..Williarn Stinson .......,....Es!her Hunfley .,.......Marion Shanklin E. C. Wilkinson Treasurer ..,....,.......,.... .......,... B ervha Cobb Sfudenf Council ........ ,........ B emard Terry Beriha Cobb I .11-:P ,- 21 '-' F4 011' , lr' PF 1 -1 . . 5 0 kr I A V A .-., ' 0: MII-I tn 4. t v 'ag 1- I-Q 1- - -v--.qu X ' : 'sl ' I , I S - ll J SOPHOMORE CLASS Advisor, Mrs. V. L. Willianu President .............. ....,... W illicm Foye Sgt.-at-Arms ,......,... ..,.... E arnest Lawson Vice-President ......... .,...,.... R obert Phillips Student Council ....... ........ W illiam Foye Secretory .A............ .......... M ary C. Mitchell Earl Jones Treasurer .......... .....,....................... M atoko Dixon Roland Hayes Mfr L FRESHMAN CLASS Advisor, H. E. Clark Pfeildlm ----------------. .-.......- A hdfew MCKirmey Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,4.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,Dan Spike' selifelf-'VY ------------ --'---- - -- ----4-44- Dofvflly CUYYY Student Council Representdive ,,,,..,,.,,,,,, , ,,,,,A,,,,, Asslslanl sec e 'Y ------- ------- D 9'0ll'Y YOURS -4-A-..-.Y................. , .................. Jefferson Humphrey fig ' ' '- v.'r -,, I rM 'L 'I N , I 4 V L xl Q. .3 ' V. 1 1' I I ? I u i. ul, H I I R , . M 1, 1 .Ill In ! A H wr. 1,1 v . 1+ .1' I lf. ff. I , an I ' ' - 'I ., r ,QZQQ SX kd QSS3 C M Q .-,.!, L vr - 'Fira'-, A Q.-0' SUNDAY SCHOOL Advisors, Rev. K. R. Williams, Mr. T. J. Brown Superinfendenl ........... .,,, .,....,, . . Woodie Williams Assisianl Secrelury Dorolhy Williams Assisfcnl Superinlendenl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,.. E orly Steele Treasurer , ..., ,, ,,., ,.,Anna L. Brown Secrefury ...,......,.,......,.....,........ .,.Willie Moe Leuke O 0 0 DAY WOMEN Do Drop In Room Club Presiden!.,.,,.. ......... Eihel Ruth Hodges Treasurer ,,,,,, ,. Lillian Witherspoon Secreturyn, , ,, .....,... Wanda Neely Advisor ....,.... . . Miss M. Davenpori 1 ' - ,v fy J 14 51 o ll, I' V .Ill 'Y 'il 5 '11 ' r E -0 ' I I ' v . I: Q , fu Us v ,J H, ,l :F I I -3 , W I. P- Q ff I l. 1 In I n , Q f 1 ' 1. A . t Y I 4 . N , I , , ' 1 G .g , - - lbw OMEGA CHAPTER Zelo Phi Beta Sorority 'li' BUSEVGUS -- 'A-A---' ,.Hf1 ie McKinney Gromoieus ,,.,.,, ,,,,,, M unie clock Anil-Bufileus .,.,... ,....,. H cmie Morris Philoder., ,,,, A ,,,AA, Mary Miqghell Tvmffw-S -... ff-.AA , .V..Dovis slack Advisor ,,,A,, ,,,,,,,, L . M, RW THE ARCHONIAN CLUB Aim: To become members of Phe Zefu Phi Befc Sororify and ihus help promofe finer womanhood. President , ,.......,, . ,.,.,,,. , ,,,,,,, Marion Whitaker Secretary .,.......,..,,., ,,.,.,.,......,,,.,..,.,, A gness Williams Vice-President ,.,,,r ,Celesiinw T-M Treasurer ....,, .....,,, .,.. B y ru Smiih 1 I Y , ,- Y . I- if 'E-I --V1 - I A A ' I' ,V 'I Q V X I J. IVY LEAF CLUB President ............,, .,..,.. F runces Arrington Assistant Secretary ,...... .,..., , Nunnie Richardson Vice-President ,,., .,,, , ...,....,,. D orothy Young Treasurer ,,,, .,,,,.,....,.. ........ M a rgreftu McCain Secretary ,........ .......,. Ernesllne Ward Cv I La -l .va GIRL SCOUTS Troup I9 I Leaders, Miss Butler, Miss Perry Asslstcmt Leader .......... ...,,.,,4.,,,,,,,.,,,,,A A,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, , ,..,,,-- Q , ---,,Y J U cqueline Hayes 52f'e'G'Y - ----'--'---' -----,.---.......-......... ............... .r.. .Y.Y....... A... .,..,...,. ,...,L,,,,.. C I Q U d C I app Aim: To Help Others at All Times. --is 1 ff I 1 u ' I' 4 -.l wi '-.- .rf-' --,tvs-'td Will' :dr 5,4- lags:-1 MU EPSILON CHAPTER Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Advisors, Mr. A. H. Morrow, Mr. C. J. Parker Basileus .,........,.,., .,.... J ohnnie S. Penn Jr. K. O. P.. Vice-Basileus ........... . .,.......... Robert Leavel Chaplain .,......,......,.,.. . K. O. Rand S ....,,.. ............... A ndrew Wilder Dean of Pledgees ........ K, of F ...... ......... ......... G a rrer E. Phillips Jr. Reporter ............,,........ . v ' - 1 'AJ' f . s LAMPODAS CLUB Aim: To Become Good Omega Men Presiden! ...,,........ .,........... W 'II' I.. F X. 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A 'I an . , I' l H ' ' Q NSY 1 l ,ffl -pw 1 -v1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Advisor, Mrs. Zeona Haley Presidenf ...,.,,...... ....... E svlzer Huntley Treasurer ...,,..,......,...,... ......... M ildred Hill Vice4Presidenr ......... .....,...... M aiorie Dean Assisranr Secrelary ......... ...,,,, M argie Douglas Secrelarv... ..,. ,.,,..,. K alherine Brarran ff P f Q , , . it sl, A .gf - f- I 1 - - J K. j 1 A. -,,, . . , riiffgiihll Q 254' sf-4. .F -' ll N 9 ' . fy ' . 1 3 X . v' -u.,, .............s..,, , l, , :-SQ-!mm...... CHARMETTES Presidenl ,............. .,.,....,, D orolhy Alston Assistant Secretory ,,,,,,,,, ,,A,A,,A,A, D grofhy Spruill Vice-Presidenl .......... Mariorie Almer 'llreasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA, M uriel Hardy Secrelary ...,....,. ........... G Iorio Allen Advisor. ........,,. .,Mrs. L. 5. Hamilfon l w, ll ,- 1. -- .i.--..... ,. ....- -P DRAMATIC CLUB Advisor, Miss E. V. James Presiden! ....,....... ....,... M able Johnson Assisianl Secrerary .....,.. .....,,.. E velyn Scot! Viceiresidenr .... .......,. Esther Davis Treasurer. ..,....,......,.... ......... J ohnnie Fuiell Secretary ............ ......... M ildred Hill P I- --rf s - I I -I 5' , 4, V - X , ik '-' 'n -.n 4, DELTA ALPHA CHAPTER Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity President Withers Dunovunt S I ,.,,Y,V,VV. .. ....v ,.,. e cre ary ........ .....,. , ....... C Iyde Gray Dean of Pledgees ,. ..,,.,... Johnnie Fuiell Advisor ......., ........ M r. John Lewis THE' CRESCENT CLUB President ......,,,,,,, , ,, Early Steele Assistant Secretary ....... .,.,..,. D aniel Woodward Vice-President. ..,, ,Julius Quick Treaiiyer ..................,. ........ E arnest Lawson Secrftary , , ..Alpl1onso Mills Chaplain ..,. .......... A lphonso Mills W 4' . L 1' L it il., iff W I v I YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Presidenf .,,.,.,.,..,.. ...,.....,......,. W illie Mae lealle Treasurer ..,,.....,,,. ,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,.,.,...,..,,.,,,,,. E unlce Milly Vice-Presidenl .......... .,.., E mice Medley Advisors ...,.,.. Mrs. C. K. Hedgley Secretary ..,.. ,...... . , ......,.. Mollie Clock fx i g 'X I I.. I I 1 I A Yr E Mrs. Z. Haley Miss M. E. Perry Miss R. Diggs A :if - I-I I ' f w .X . ,, --f ,v , df? 'I g B I T 1 I 'C ' .-.?,' JQJ' I H OI: G fig o I . . I' f I 9 JJ! u',4 Y V. if 'M ,, .lxwp Jugl, W. ' 'Lan A ' V, 4 - 'Wg . I , if , Au' .Q -.0 l 5 Q, .'!4lf as Qin-S' I- u 1 ff -. a - K 5 vb' .- ml A '! Tr' GAMMA Delta Sigma The PHI Advisors, Miss Dorolhy Wilson, President . . .Verfie Steen VicevPresidenv , ,.,, . . . Helen Anderson Recording Secreforym ,,,, , ... ,H ,Willie lealte Corresponding Secretary ,,., . ,,,.,,,, Theresa Sifford nvni nun CHAPTER to Sorority Mrs. Catherine Mariin Treasurer, ,..,,....., ...,., ...,,.., W i Ilie M. Cunningham Dean of Pledgees H ,,,, ,,,,,, , . Cloud Clupp Reporter., .,. ,............,, Winona Sloan Chaplain.. , ,,.., Monlana Wheeler film if - vi x il J, -x 4 ,n 1 W L! v 41 Wi W, 1 I a w , . 'uw 11'-gfv I 1 Y , Cv 'L if 5' ,, 1 'L' 4 3 La' lf :- SP l 'Q Sis. .1 V 4 W.S.T.C. MALE ENSEMBLE Direciress, Mrs. Grczyce Yolxely librarian .,..,,,, . .,,...,., Willie Burringer Secretary Public Manager. ,. , . .,,. Alphonso Mills President dm: f x ax.: , Jefferson Humphrey James leon Thomas -X 1 ,mx A.,z.:,4 ' 1. , Xia' , :iv-F' N .,r.. n-, ' T o '. fl-4 . ic v Y mf' W - - , y . fr. f lull 4, Fil! fn w. K ,1,-.k. '- fr, ,QN s,,x-J.,Z.J. - ' s . , I - K 'X . - - . , - Q ' X . ., A, . V 1 A 4 . 1 3 f , , . L r, V P, I A NA, AA -N Q, H . dung. A i , I , .,:':v. :Ji wi:-il , 531fi!!-elf-'fir-I-:!.lQx6-4 1, T I '- ti .-.Ay ir '- - - +- ---ww i-X'S1zlg4m.z.zf-pf, l 1- - A 1,4 -'ri v ' n-' 'C L I . .X fi 5 'r Y gs w I 1 ' I a 4 I C ,., fn ' n 6 - - 4 V 1 Q 0 ff' ' ' . , - 1-.K 0- -f , 0 '7 , . ' ' at' L - I E --Sf 1 ., '- Y 1 Nl - ',. 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