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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

'x 5 4 t . if .'- ' L. .,,. .tb T THE 1957 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF WINSTON-SALEM TEACHERS COLLEGE Winsion-Salem, Norih Carolina K u..,,-., .,A,..,,, :- .....u,-.:+.a . . ... , - as I YN' 1 ' Q. Che ,Uma Mater 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. N In all we do we shall proclaim to all the world thy teaching fame, As we go forth we praise thy name, Oh Winston-Salem Teachers College. -,YY Y 1 1 r '45 . X, Q, S X xv' I' 1 a P 5 I 1 Sfareuford As we go forth from Old T.C .... Only a faded pic- ture of the acquaintances and experiences we have here shared remains in our memory. In order that that picture may not be erased forever, the Senior Class of Winston-Salem Tea- chers College proudly presents the 1956 Ram. Ln this book, we hav e placed only those things which we feel should never be forgotten. The items herein represent the progress of a class aspiring to prepare itself to face the challenging dilemma of a changing society. Each page of this book is a p ar t of the story of a class which made its debut on the campus of Winston-Salem Tea- chers College in 1953, and closed the curtain on that scene of the stage of time in 1957. . if ' -5 ' 7'2?l'-A J ! st,- -is IQ r . J . L' . ' ,-. H! , I :Q- ,' '3'9'x . l' . i 44 .5 -A... . ..., .,, , 1, NJ . 5 2. ,.,.-. -.. D .W V H ---i----1.-.1...-...Q-n ,- , , - , ,-f . mana!- .lf fn -Tl-v-gf: 1--'A .gg . ffm xx MRS. BESSIE JONES WHITE was-'-rfrvl 4355? .- ,my - X -W -. . . '.:..T,q :wig - T .-,4.T..n,, ,fu I px2'.-1 rr Q, 4 I .. R . 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'ff' . ,ri ------- Yorxtomo Tashi Xl-' .X X 'Y The 1957 Senior Class de em s it rare wealth to xlrrqf-' . . . . . l i- P., b e in posltion to dedicate its yearbook to Mrs. alfa , 555' 'QS Bessie Jones White, the class advisor. ' 1-E: , .21 We dedicate this publication to you because your ' -' 1 power has penetrated our lives, tempering them ,. for the bitter struggle of existence by reawaken- ing in us a resolution toward good, success, and X .Lf'3f, X ' noble ambitions. 159- . .ug- ' p fl . '47 A l -- 'X S E Q'.','.,T+v1','k.1r.-,X.y,A, .H,' X ,X yn 1 tiff,-:'is'13'-.':iff'.X2f f,-3 , ' . A M -. 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' E -i f e1gsiim..e.- - -- H ' , , . f.X.,:ZleQ2f , Y , ..g.g.4 Our President . ,WN , . E-3 '-gf' -22.2721 5 W 4 f Q ffa-:fi-ff' -Fifi? V I g fn' PR ESIDENT'S MESSAGE My s inc e re congratulations and all good wishes to the class of 1957. The 1957 is sue of the Ram is another evidence of the creative thinking and ma- turity of our Seniors. We are confident that the responsibilities that are yours as young men and women college graduates in the important politi- cal, economic and educational affairs will be w elc o m e d and met in the tradition of the basic principles of this institution. The Winston-Salem Teachers College is proud of its splendid groups that form its Alumni, and as you join these groups, may all success and happiness attend you and may you c ontinue to be blessed in your service to mankind and as loyal Alumni of your Alma Mater. F.L. Atkins, President 'Q 'I x x y- L Inte11ectual1y Speaking, . . 5. 5, fi ff? Books really cost, don't they? F5 I5 l 1 ,J lv' ,- 'i' 3, Us ,-. --'- Too Heavy For Parcel Post wg rv tt tl El tl Isl bu hu ill --v lu- -r n -1- up an .... S andwich-Soda Break 1 lu nv urn - .I is-,,-- tar--,. , L A i :-- -- .--fr---P f , -yt 17: --f, p-........,, .-.-..., Q' .--fm-- -UQ- lf-3? an-v -- 15711 uuuuuuv-f vu-:rv-em ann 'D' I 5.4 1 Quai 0,1 U XI' v Q ,gr , , .A , -.X ' ' X - 'x RQ .,3 'l ' 'nh 5, ffilr? F' 1 X , 1-aa ll A 'N' D r V M 1 I N V A I 5 S T A T I O N Af -gl -- K V..-.... ..i...,A......As,,-,,- ,,,-,, Y, N, dn, Y -W , Y i Q -U AND FAC ULTY .f l .ggi-2 'KW i i-.2 .i.1-. Mrs. Dobson, Dean of Women - Rev. Williams, Dean of Men A L 1 ' , E I J I Y ,Lg 1 P-A' Dr. Johnson, Dean of Instruction - Mrs. Keith, Secretary ' 'iizvgxz-1-.: - -- - - W I 7- v -WX-Tr 1 tai Aa .4 T Au! Mrs. Coble, Registrar, and Assistants v 1 The Business Office Staff if Y V 3 -If Mrs. Roach, President's Secretary I Qaculty ,I-'4 f 1 n W V .A ' Miss Vivien Brown . Physical Education Q vu V wa fa fi . A A ur' ' Z A ' 'f N I il . Mr. Linton P. Burnham Psychology and Education ..4.-.. - .....-..., ,- , . Y 7 1,41 F rZ'v'-i. Lx. Q-r' NK. xf Ye 1 Y.-:- IXXN'-,A , Y w 'V Miss Florence Butler Psychology and Education IUX vga ,- , N-an 79 l'..'2' Mr. Herbert L. Clark Psychology and Education Mrs. Frances R. Coble Registrar Mr. James Derr , Music Mr. Clarence Gaines Health and Physical Education Basketball Coach Mrs. Ardelle Henry Gray Psychology and Education 1 2' , H , , , .22 o,. 'ls xx PQ 1 I, E V S' 'vs Ai. gsm: -3 E L..r..xL,. , 1 Ir. ' Mrs . Charlotte Hall Librarian Jia' Mr. George Hall Science 0 1.77 Mrs. Louise Hamilton Social Science Dr. C.B. Hauser Psychology and Education Miss Wxllimetta Isbell Health and Physical Education Dr. George L. Johnson Dean of Instruction 3 ll F -. x 'Xx- A Mr . Le onard Jones Art Mrs. Rosemary Jones Art Miss Shirley Kelly Business Office Assistant Miss C. Beatrice Moore Dietician Mr. Charles Parker Social Science - ,J Wrvi' ,,.!' Aa if zl, wg. 0-f' Mrs. Mattie Perry Director-Atkins Hall ihhl- 1 -,-.J-. A -'L -f------W f I, IIN ' V XV . 'G .. sl N I .A'.::..EbIu- ' X --:QS K 'Lg T SEER- ' .1 '- 'vb uf xi S' X A w Mrs. Eva Rice Business Office Assistant Miss Carrie Robinson English Mr. Alphonso Vick Science Mrs. Viola G. Brown Education and Psychology ,, v- iv Xu..-Url' N 'X l Ei rf' 2199-fl 'N , FAN. R is ' 1 ,-r X 1 -c ' 17 -f i Q 7 -J 7 ll-i J ff'T+ 'S A, +' 'T , f.-.x ., V? ff' 1 xl Yr- - . Ny . an Q'7 ww-i., ! 'N l 1 ' Mrs. D.F. Balsley English Mr. John F. Lewis Education and Psychology N Q X. 1...-v.-. ...i-..-.-.-.--. ..., ...,.. x ,I --4 . 1 in 4 I -Q r' .J w ' h 1- ' . . Q JF, ya-A :,'yl'N5? . 'VT' '- an A iss' '41 4,5 ' ,z ks' 7 X 'I , ,. uma-, 1 Historical Nates On September 15, 1953, we, a group of young people from various towns and cities, assembled ourselves to become a part of the Winston- Salem Teachers College. After being properly orientated, we began to take an active part in the activities on the campus. Our class was rep- resented well in athletics, drama, and music. Very quickly we became an integral part of the college family. The school year 1953-54 passed rapidly and soon we were thrilled with the thought that we had completed our first year in college! A brief summer vacation led us directly int o our second year. By this time we werefull-fledged T-C -ites! The sophomore year taught us, among other things, that college is serious business for this is when we really began to feel the weight of the academic phase of college lifeg but, fortunately, everyone emerged suc c e s sfully . Many of us joined the Greek forces by affiliating ou r s e lv e s with fraternities and sororities while others became leaders in other extra-curriculars. Ending the sophomore year assured us of the fact that we had reach- ed the half-way mark and reminded us that we had just as far to go, thus, we moved into our Junior. As Juniors, we continued to be well-represented in campus activi- ties. At Homecoming this year we had our fir st opportunity to enter a candidate in the Miss T-C Contest. We lost the race despite our tre- mendous efforts, but were consoled by the fact that we had still another year to enter a candidate. In the spring of our Junior year we entertain- ed the senior class elaborately with a memorable prom, and enjoying it as much as they. With the close of this year, we looked forward to the greatest of all college years: the senior year. Finally we reached the height of our college career! We were dig- nified seniors. Though we continued to be active in activities, all of us were busy, at one quarter or another, with practice teaching. This year proved to be our busiest, but e ac h of us was happy to be busy for the tasks we were undertaking were in preparation for our leav- ing: selecting class jewelry and invitations, publishing an annualg plan- ning for class plays, exercises for class day and night, and others too numerous to mention. Now that our college days are a part of the past, we rejoice in know- ing that these four years have been profitably spent at Teachers College and are proud that our Alma Mater has been instrumental in shaping our future. C A.R LIS LE PARKER Vice -President 611155 ANNIE BELTON Assistant Sec retary 69 . 7 .ss .Q Q .f i '5-qlllf. SlL.L5':f,iL!f'J' 'Sl X'L'- Q' .. vi! lil Ag. ,X BARBARA A. KINARD President ' 575' ' 'x 7 'k!'?'T 1--'T' fJ 7? : f,' 1'. ' '--vii A ' T ' L tai MARY FRANCES BOWSER secretary Officers HENRY S. LEWIS, JR. Treasurer 0 L .I A 9565 '15 Eff S IORS Annie M. Belton Betty Ingram Berry Sadle M. Biggs George Booker, Jr. Ng. -4- 3 6? w 'T7 cf ,il X- J 1 . ! ' ..:l- Shxrley L. Borders Mary F, Bowser -all Q,-s ' 1-its-hiv: .:aa1h:.a:L.!.aitrZi-1.f1'il Pis.lM2:.'.. 1'3klB'EH4 su-:5.irmP:L4,, wwf 'gg 57 James Branch Charlesetta Brown 'd ..s at Q, . I.. Fletis .Ioretta Brown Ruby Odell Bullock SHIP, I Catherine Campbell Lee Ester Covington ,gg-z 'ZH hx - 'b 9 C' ' ' ,I .7 - 5 i .h I Q., 4 -N.-r. , . 'EJ .Z V K- ,,. I 1-f . ,i.,': - , C. -A L 33,-A S -Fx . X 2'. .+ H . , N YYY- Y - 1 -l Qfx SE ORS P o11y C unningham Sylvester Currence Claristine M. Daniel James Davis 73' 6 Kathryn R. Davis Nancy Davis ri? ...gg f,A ' L. Q,,.N K.ilhs...1tA.x,Aal!!. 'J U f 1 1 : 'fil ' ,'-gfw K vv f1 Q 54 'Av -- 1 ,-a-A ' , M1 57 1 w K E K 5 l Reuben Dixon Shirley Eichelberger .' - Nj LZ' ffl. ' 'as SX i , F fx es ff 34 , ffwi-,iii L 'I I Q I ' 1 I' 1 fe 4 ' ' 1' X 4 . 4-f ffrnr- --u nw- , , , - 1 . 5 'u . H . Marjorie A. Evans Annie Rae Fenner T' l i 1 wqp.zl I Lois Fowler Adelaide Friday '4 fc, U!! T1 'it' ' T 77 J ' W 'A 1 ' 7 ' ' 'li Bernard C . Fulp Thelma Furc hes Anna M. Galloway John Garrett if SE IORS Pernell L. Garvin Anna Gibson 1' flaw 4 Q ,-Q QT gp N - nxn-dL.n'Al:I.'iJ.Ll 1t1 -m x s If rw H 1-.,-rf.-' -. 5, J ,4,,,,. 157 'W Lee Ethel Gravely Geraldine Green Joy V. Green Florine Grissom ' ,X N Sarah Gibson Rosa Gilliam W L 1 N N N N N N P K i , I 3 N 1 +al 'V .nn- Q49 ,ST c .. u . X 1 V .lv fffxg ' 3 'v A 5 X -- Cordelia Hairston William Hampton Lois Hanes Emma L. Harris S IQRS Geraldine Harris Annie Heyward Q 5, fi wil ,lsr I ia1!l,'Ll'at':mat-1' nv: :la 'ru :-1:s,.-1 k.i 1'Y! Q U7 f i'! FK' IWFT7 Augusta Hill Mildred Hines 4 :Q gs: flu: Nora Hollaway Jessie M. Horne I ,x 'fiirtfv-.' 1 1- e'1vv'f.'ra. A 1 N' :hifi C5 0 , s-u ,. ' v I sf' J' Minnie Mozell House Winnie Shirley Howell -- 4 'W Vx sg -..-a T7 T' ' 1 ' lrqu I I i -:Q 1 Qrs r Nellie Artis Hunter Y vonne Ingram Doris Jacks on Robert Jackson, Jr. fs 013 . A SE IORS Gladys Jeffers Greta Jeffers ,. ,f W . ,pk I.. 9112323 i' L'L4.'l'!llfi2!l1!111f'l . 13l5'Il? 5'lJ 'il 1957 Gloria Jenkins Nettie M. Johnson Barbara Johnson Theodosia Johnson 1 ' K' uv- V TT 4 -Q, w, Cvi 'tai 4 , Claudette Jordan Connie Joyner '95-f '., 3 N S4 115 li! 'ink 5.7 SE ICDRS Elois Kennedy Barbara A.n.n Kinard Bax-baranne King Sarah Lash A F33 we Birdell Davis Lawhorn Sidney Lawson 'syx A S. XN Q :bo fy! 'T A -er zz-una Q '- '-- - fzifwv 4 vxwef-L'm'ru' s.'g-W--f:--yywfv.,- . -. . L- y , ,MQ 57 Christine Leake Henry S. Lewis Jr. 54 Q .al 'X S W - Earl MCC oy Wilma MCC r ae oi' ' ' -t avi V N ai' an. ,?1 W ---+1-1--ff --N-Sf aim 1-12 -Y-2 - SE IQRS Barbara L. McRae Elizabeth Mack Janis Carolyn Manning Iris Martin '7' ,-5 091 '-r Harriet Midgette Lillie Mae Mumford fy J X - n fi l X vr . f' 1 l .E ' ,-4:'la'.'l1, 'H -' I A fs1 -' ' 'wx ' -.-5 , ' V . ..., , . , A ,- in-4 , -:.-tza.1,.1g img-1'-.-mfs:-1.5 -5 1. . - : -we -.xx-6 .u AQ 'f fa.. . 2 .g.1.a..iJ..:.. khan 157 Cora Neelon Vivien Oden fi , an ..-,Eg 4,5 'ia I Carlisle Parker Juamta B. Penn Shirley Perry Willia C. Pettxford .p' 'R' 142 S. fn 'Y' .gf L . :--5 -tb- ul Latham Pr idgen Della Pulliam IORS FS, , Earlene Reynolds Juetta P. Roberts Annie Bell Rice Harry Rogers r I 1 AIS I ,J VY .PV T' in 14 S I, :Ok 'X' .. .l .' hm-es. ffiaug. s....,4n, w s L- ,S H, I 157 xv. uv .-w Ld' O - .x E 7'1 -- silk- s Frances Rowe Elinor A. Sellers Evelyn Scales Joseph C. Settle E his Q,- -.--,- . MQ I l I I l 1 l P1 I 'i Louise Lucas Sewell Betty Ann Shepard 'vs ,stu ,, 1 G3 I 'K' -6' 'UN 3: ,1- VY, ..- ..-. 1 F!! Ruby Sh1pp Sarah Sims Dorothy Slade Rose J. Smith SE ICDRS Alice Stanfield Georgia Stephens IUX 'Q lc- I9-4' 1 Af' Q,-.1 1 - - X Laurin-Jagqi2.3,1YrQLe,: , 1.4 11. 1. - 157 Ruth Strickland Clyde Studevant A ., s - N. xl A-o.-n. ---1 .xi- 'L . 4, .ig Qiellr .An-..d.: sgiv-. ' J 5 M Cora Tiller Robert Trotter b-0 Mill le Truesdale Ruth Valentine ggx. 1311 I ga Q H Q. 4 .vs ft' I' VS. w ,,..,4 I 'x,. ..- fxt 'sh' A A , 'IJ' ' A Y .fl tm ' ar :XYZ - 1 . -J ' ' -i f , 2 ' .fl . l 3. 5, 1 9' A ' , ' :THR Eleanor Warren Lillie Watson Alice Williams Bettye Williams 'X 'T'.. ' 4?- rx 015' sh - -Q-n f NIORS Cleophia Williams Doris C. Wmford nv- W-r' M Tvb ' 4 Q .q ,. - -V . Lnn0s.'Yiisv'-s-1.- , bm: 57 Betty Winste ad Savannah Wmstead I l A. x- Q. ' r 1 Q... . .- -,,x.fz ,.z .i.a..F:,72 o . , Q ' -fi Deloris M. Winston Mane Wooten Coleen M. Witherspoon Annie Chandler Wright fx Q1 , ...NI ..f 5 g .:g,6ruw we-I It-a Miriam Edwards Mary Moore Fayrgy Parker fo bww Q17 sf X,- Hannah Stokes Clyde Deloris Williams c 44 3 Class Motto: We resolve to meet the future fired with the - f - -5,54 flame of the present and armed with the steel of the past. - I Xiu I CLASS FLOWER: The Red Rose x 1 .. H 'Q it gift, , . V Senior Sclwol Of Nursing Dircctar 's ,Message Nursing as a profession has become a vital force in society in attempting to meet the health needs of man. Health and medical agencies are in a period of rapid expansion. Although more people are now engaged in nursing than in any of the other groups of health professions, the demand for additional professional n u r s e s far exceeds the supply. T he enlarging scope of nursing and the in- creasing c omplexity of the nurse's role have changed patterns of nursing serviceg thus, the basic pr epa r a t i o n of the nursing student has undergone some important changes. Collegiate education for nurses is one of the most notable changes which evolved to meet the challenge of our present health needs. In the collegiate pro- gramfor nurses the curriculum includes general education courses whichare selected to give the student the background she needs to understand herself and he r pa tient, to understand more fully the scientific facts underlying her work, and to work coope ratively with others in solving health and related problems. Nursing education in a college setting gives the nursing student an opportunity to atte nd classes with students of other programs andto share in all college activi- ties. The opportunities the student has for gain- ing insightinto human relationships are rich and varied. All these help to prepare the student for a profession which is rich in associations with people and in personal satisfaction which comes from serving others. x if 4:1 SdB 6-. , - 623 Jessie Herron 'ffh 5-4 x..J' Mary Scott 1957 School Of Nursing Sh 1yC1d 11 Barba ra Hope Edna Taylo f 53 I K gp: ' B ff an Das X 'li A- . Y: B thaJ -A i -,s X --fr Q- A v he Y1 V D 1 1.4 'inn' 255 . P' 'L -' 1.2 Ll? f, Y. .c:. 'Q I Ei ,s 'Sl AJ' . , I 10 ,aa 8 . S ,., 4. . lg E - 1 I my 5475 Ah, - - I ,Q -vu Cf A 1-.' 141.5 Mayo Arnold Martha Bailey Verona Barnes Bernice Bengham Amy Berry Gerldine Bishop Nina Belden Fonda Bowman Bertha Brandon Frank Brown Barbara Burton Edith Cash Eldrial Cheatham Jeannette Cole NICRS Minnie Crichton Bessie Dancy John Dixon Emma Duren Amy Durham Sa die Ea ster Evelyn Edwards James Evans Eva Nell Foster Edith Gadson Kathleen Gardner E.L. Graham Ximinena Grave 5 Thoma s Gunning s i Ji QA U. A -v3 fw- rp -9 M ' f 4. ,,, 9' 3 M I i . e if u 54 , xg Q is Ni? -v. F -..1.5.7-,.v.' L-gbvllnnv tm-.-1.13 -wi . 'L -rc F ' a I If f':':r'f5 ' N . - fd. ,gd 17 vi l.i af 3 X ' 6 K. K Y .,' V1 X I K .. wiv- ' f --A . 6 '. A K 4 I A 6-. r.. Lua P. J .,44. ff M. Q Av..-1 UNIORS Willie Hamm Bronnie Harris William Harris Martha Marie Hart Eva Howell Norma Hunt Daisy Johnson Doris Johnson Winnie Little Donald Lowrance Johnny McFadden Bertha Mclver Judith McKinney Remona Mackins Mildred Macon Evie Morris Maggie Newkirk Betty Norton Evelyn Parker James Parker Shirley Parker Sara Patterson Mary Payne Eddy People s Ja super Powell Margaret Powell Elgient Pritchett Irvin Reinhardt K A .X In , I ,, -,AJ-1 1 .. -.-,-I , ,, ,.:-hoif.-2 'A -vs ,.. Qt. ', ' .I can -' 4 HQ J X.:- it .tv r X 1 'lt -L-...X J Y I .xi ,, 4 1,-. . KJ. yi lfi'EY'f1, ,X 9 Q 23 my ..: . fr V at rv' V 4 4,4 and I- .,.- v K -4 jxsa. . 9 433 Y UNIORS Myrtle Richardson Jacob Simms Sadie Streeter Wilma Sumler Delano Swann Daisy Taylor Catherine Thompson Geraldine Valentine Mary Van Hooke Rose Vaughn Mildred Watlington Carrye Whitaker James White Edith Williams Annie Bradley Thoma sina Mc Knight Mar shall Martin Dorthy Miller Mary Seymore Thaddeus Shoaf Virginia Wofford Lawrence Pettiford Leroy Hane s F , 1 . i v E N W 9 , 'B Q ' A 13, X ix J 'Q Q i - ,, g , , 1 av -- E . 'V' 9 rf . .-.4.. :Hum-f sae. .n -. s 0 . - .., o .eat - 1, -Aga.. .4-Af -van N' X, , , F4 Q 7, 5 .:. 1- +1.94 Y ,,. 3 , , . .- '. 1 X Q 'S ' 4? ' LE t . 535 K K K S It A ch .9 Q C -3,6 A H2 A ,wmvgq . ' ' Q 7 . 9 f 'T l M 'ri 1' , 'K 3 R A M fx :X . Il V 4 6. -x X -I -I. gi ga 'N he , 4 at -S 1 we Q ,f Q . f v C- I ' 0, uv: 5 Y ' 111' A lag ff .1 5 ffliiegij: I W , IJ uf J I . :'.5:f'h3Hf'5f.!:r- X lr ,1 Fir st row left to right Connie Antone, Katr ena Baldwin, Vincee Barett, Grace Beath, Loney Blackwell, Doris Durke, Grace Bush, Jean Carson. Se cond row left to right - Daisy Clavon, Arzelle Cokerham, Vivian Cofield, Herbert Conoway, Betsy Corda.l,,De1ray Covington, Shirley Dalton, Lorenzo Dixon. Third row left to right - Sadie Faulkner, Elias Gilbert, Ruth Goolsby, Milicent Griffin, Wilma Hairston, Barbara Hancock, Corene Hooper, Grace Johnson, SOPHOMORES First row left to right - Geraldine Judd, Elnora Kerns, Thomas Linton, Gloria Lynch, Timothy McCoy, Irene McGhee, Margusteen McKnight, Catherine McNeil. Second Row - left to right - God.fry Matthews, Shirley Mosley, Effie Parker, Betty Pearson, Barbara Penn, Millard Reep, Beatrice Robinson, Grace Rowland. Third Row left to right - E. Sellars, Mildred Setzer, Savannah Shoaf, Princess Simmons, Shelby Smith, Katherine Stewart, Mary Taylor, Thomas Thornton. 'Q . W 2 -.1 ' W' 'S 6 ' -P W- AN - -. . 'C ,. F 'I '51 7' s- A K 5 J 'va ,. ff:-1 in 1 v 6 ' 'Pez I I -I 5 1' l- ' ' - S ., ' K 9, .-.: 3 2- f ef , ur 'Y la F, 4 , . X we rvx . si . X g, , Xiu V a 'Ltr t 5 K ' 3 av N, 5 A . 's- , 2 57 N . ,' A .rf . ' 7 -ff ' , ... Q -, -' - 9 - A -'L . 1,17 - at 3 no 'va- an-xt Left t rxght Wllhelmma T111man Alma Watkms Odell Watson Marlon W11son Margaret Young SOPHOMQRES IN' 1 ,N r 4-1 .-f - - , LQ..-Al-f Ruhr ds:-.Ulu -. 1-4, - fu,1,1 Q: X K v gy - we -3 -1- :fn S' 4 aa va' .'.- . Lv ' , - 5 - M. 'Tl 3' xgifp ., yin AJVZ ' ,121 Y -I f- Q, ,xg 4, --.Q L' 'Q . H U if if z- K I D 'A t .S-A :R . A za 53 3 3 2 is R .N 4 , X rv i va- X,-gf ., A S' 1. Q- xx 1 2, A .7 X I et. 5 ,M First row left to right - Annie Anderson, Gloria Andrews, Vertis Armstrong, Arthalia Bordeaux, Alphonso Bell, B. Benson, Sophis Blanks, Beulah Bouldin. Second row left to right - Betty Bow- man, Nancy Brewer, Abbadean Brown, Mattie Brown, Donald Bruce, Shirley Burnette, Claudette Caldwell, Mildred Cannon. Third row left to right - Gloria Collette, Peggy Craddock, Barbara Cornelius, Betty Counts, Betty Davis, Geraldine Davis, Bernice Dobson, Celesta Dudley. FRESHME First row left to right - Marie Dula, Lula Durham, Carolynlidwards, Lewis Evans, Elmer Faison, Donna Finney, Erma Freeman, Jeraline Friday. Second row left to right - Gilmore, Eva Goddard, Miriam Graham, Vivian Granger, Dorothy Greene, Barbara Grey, Elaine Greer, Gladys Griffin. Third row left to right - Betty Grissom, Charles Guss, Peggy Hammond, Estella Hampton, Barbara Hannon, Beatrice Harris, Cecelia Hart, Annie Hicks. xv X 5- G 7 .Q .5 3 F , a, '-- 1 N ' K z in ' I X31 '31 . v F .fI: Z 7 'Hi.A I I A S . 'F s ' 3 G Q QQ- . t-3 F W -at -- 5 xfff' . 'P 'Y ' if ' N A Z-, f-. I . 1 f . r- ,4 f J Y IJ all N 2 . . -R 3 .3 M 5, 'OK ne' - ,,. .Y ' 555 - -ei xy -.f ' in Q A . 'gi -V Aa AE- R I in fl. , B5 , ur, :N 94 CP G. 'Q qs' ,, ' V .A 0 , I- If V lx if 3 af .rn 'lu - l pi .e, 1 T ,, r A -, Nu' y Q ' if: X T '- ful - 2 - -x 2 'Q 'X ga l Q A Q 4.7 M as ' ' x3 T5 , sh ' ,-. 8, X , ... K-14' v ' ' 'v' vi C, , 'I ,S sp, l l il X F mf. First row left to right - Betty Nixon, Maxine Owens, Helen Payne, Richard Pitts, Ida Powell, Cana Price. Faye Price, DeLois Rader. Second row left to right - Jacqueline Raines, Constance Rainey, Mary Reynolds, Ernestine Richardson, Dermetta Roseborough. Verene Sauls, Juanita Scott, Gwendolyn Spaulding. Third row left to right - Norma Scott, Madge Smith, Willie Speaks, Wilma Spease, Donald Spencer, Calvin Stephens, Magdalene Stewart, Herbert Stover. FRESHME First row left to right - Hilda Phillips, Marie Hanes, Mary Holmes, Annie Hunter. Peggy Ingram, Minnie Jackson, Nancy Johnson, Donald Jones. Second row left to right - Gwendolyn Jones, Lillie Jones, Annie Knight, Catherine Know lin, Jacqueline Lash, Naomi Ledbetter. Hazel Lipscomb. Carrie McConell. Thi rd row left to right - Edward Martin, Shirley May, Mattie Miller, Joan Montgomery, Deloris Moore, Barbara Moore, Billie Moten. Viola Nesmith. S 1' 'F fs 5 .1 , -vw X 'F I -g -5 J' l ,gg 6: .r fx' ' '27 ',, ',:'.' . ,, ,, ,:', - N' 'N f , xi 'P ,.r,,!xi f ' 1 J K - A in 1 Q 1-wi.. we 1 H 1, L-T. Q 3 .. i ' A-. .,, V ,. ' ' . r, - ,,- , 'fp x:,' S G. , N ' ' 'J K w ,'f?iE..u 1 4 'fm -- sn Ls., Ewyf, ,fp 7? '10 fl 2 GQ. ' 4 I ' F V I X i ,A f Q' Q, G' , 5- 4 gf, 35 v- 5 ,., 14-111, auf. . ,s an , - ... r -. ' A - DCI ilarfglhal 9 fi 'G V ' k' -F gg I iq- L-if. ' 4 X , , Q' Y ' V f ' if First row left to right - Willie Tbigpen, Marie Thompson Thayer Tyson Bobbie venbie, wiuie Vinson, Marne Webb, Stacy wiuiams. Seoond row 1efr Q0 right Ethel Worsely, Erma Yarborough, Johnsie Yongue, Vonnie Wilson. FRES H L. IB 4. nu n u I . , ffl f , Thomas. Joseph - Bobra Collins, Q Q , rw L' 'I ll F' 'O' mf. 1' ' f.'jQ2g5e' x,.- Q ni 'Ks-wi 44 r .3 .- - I r ' fr-Ji. Hamecaming 1956 9. I ffffffffffffff ff 1 Affffgfl 'fr 'Z V- 1 5 84.4, Wen., 1 . s...., ,Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Socizly Mozelle House Ellen MC Cord Pau-Hellenic Cfauucil Q39 Hharm gfllb Officers am- :Lge Clic Drama Guild 'Nil s . Zi wiv! I' gn I young Women 's Wzristiazf ftssaciaiian ' 1 9 fx, f I-1 3-1 ' - K -.-.--1- EE-' 4 -,, Q -f-- -A f as V . 5:1-2: 11 -1- - .::::s1 '- K . ' 3 I wv'.:'.:-:-- I 'f -.::----- Q- vnu-.F an-3. 1 : ara.-si-:EE Hulurc' Ccachers Of America ., ' T.- -... I . F . Veterans' Officers ,And 1956 .Qneen nu- 1 .. ffl If i il 'ny L If :'5 iii Veterans ' Organization .sq ,Uk ins J-lull Gaunvil 5 59 F3 Hampus Gluzptcr Of Clic NAA 617 9 Z eta Phi Esta Sararity, Jac. Q 9 iam? F Q 422 1 Clie Archauiau 61116 , ..f H F' X ,,. - Q 'Q I5 XX 'Q Sigma Gamma Kim Sararity - ' 1 G5 5 'r 'R 5 as -7 1, Q -- y jx C dj , 4 f NMA Fonda Bowman John Dixon William Harris Ca 1 1 Pa k Gorda Alpha Phi Alpha 5'rateraily 3 73 . -1-n U-1 I sc ly P i k 410 :- J hnnie McFadden Th ma5 Lintgn Sph' man amma P I 6l1aptcr Of Delta Sigma Zflzcta Sammy Inc EFF!! .EEE QE-im li' !!V'.!!! SE!!! 'ffm f' 14 - E 'E ?!!. ' - . Emil! L'-- 241 'Ef'f!?!'- ' - Q iff!!! Q ' ' , 32 A A 1 -xi l ' -. I 'F - . 'l T-, '.' .Q ' 53 5 . ' ' l . ,nb I 1 v 4 - .A -,ui Seated on floor from left to right: Verona Barnes, Vice President, Lillie Murnford, President Polly Cunningham, Custodian. Seate dz Evie Rue Morris, Mary Bouser, Secretary, Jacqueline, Martin, Vivien Oden, Betty Jean Pearson, Kennetta Hairston, Eleanor Atkins Sellars. Standing third row: Barbara Ann King, Journalist, Mildred Macon, Barbara Horton, Gloria Lynch, Bar- bara Little, Thaddeus Shoaf, Thomasina McKinght, Chaplain, Arzelle Cockerham, Sophia Bailey. Standing, fourth row: Winnie S. Howell, Martha Bailey, Parliamentarian, Delia Garvin, Beatrice Miles, Emma Duren, Cornelia Sibert, Betty Jo Johnson, Dorothy Miller, Treasurer, Betty Shep- pard. Not pictured above: Kathryn Davis, Corresponding Secretary: Barbara S. Hayes, Harriet Midgette, Sergeant-at-Arms, Bernice Walls, Mary Murray. goo 0 O an G09 ,:T:: ' ,- A H A ,,+- I l Q gl aryl' K n .' fl .E - ' - ' 9, 7 '-' 1' dug , '5 w e '53, Y p , - I ' t 1 'O Q y - X J T1 .- 'Fx' ' , ' . w 'W + X. . A I ' X Q , 4 XR A x T 1 6 lgaskctball A Ccam m Sal e-1gi43sEsi3.J8li.,1. i6J.57.6s7fs4gEa??s gf 7bg'7QgflI' if 2593551 E52-127 hotball Squad , N t , 1 .,. -'14 1--, fl I, Jack Defares Harry Rogers N 44 I NIR' nv - lx 34 xt - .R 7' . , If P 4 , I fx v I i ' -- . 1, 4 Q. -'xp . W f - Jr G : .:,g-W? A - , v .v ki? 5-1 f x I . f' W Sidney Lawson Dennis Hampton 1, V I 1 ' ' I uva ni' -xx'-' . 5.4-4 ,,,,... .. , . . ,Sf X HAVE K REAL CIGARETTE QCHMQZ. Discover the difference between just smoking and Camels! Tuxff the- li!ff0FOIll'k Ca-xmf-ls are rich, full- bt't'l'lt'fIlJ1lllL'll fursnnmth, ugu-slzlblosmoking. Hzxvore:-l. and fic-vply satisfying- paCk after ln'n1n:f tht- I'1j.f1ll'4't1P snwkml by nmrv lvonple, lfuwl-c I v'fI thu- sl1f1'u1'Pm'i-' Thr' UXVILISIV9 yum' IIHUI' y1-ur, than any other brand, Try Y Cnmul blend of quallty tubaccos has never Czune-ls lhcy'vc1'oullygut lt. THESE DAYS YOUNG MEN GOING TO COLLEGE KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THEY WANT IN THE WAY OF CLOTHES ---AND WE'VE GOT IT . EVERYTI-ITNG'S JUST RIGHT TO FIT THE COLLEGE BUDGET, TOO. Comphmenfsuf SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEALTEST GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST PA Z-4161 ED KEllY, INC. Refrigerators-Electric Stoves-Gas Stoves Hot Point and Universal Appliances RCA TELEVISION SUPER MARKET Telephone PA Z-1949 122 S. Main St. SEPARK MUSIC CO. MUSIC OF ALL PUBLISHERS BAND INSTRUMENTS King Selmer Olds 620 W. Fourth Street Telephone PA 3-2241 Aw SANITARY E00 D STORE 520 Bruce Street Phone PA 3-5181 We Deliver Winston No rth Carolina Expect More ut Stockton! More Style-More Quality-More Service V u. :mm sn, mu- .- ormnn'STocIxTonfInc. 'off' Tf STANDARD BUILDING 8m LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings -Direct Reduction loan Tel-3-1069 236 N, Main St. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments I-lUNTLEY'S Furniture -Appliance s 505 N. Liberty Street Phone-PA 25108 Compliments of ROMINGER FURNITURE CO. Our 57th Year' 430 N. Liberty Street Wins!-in-Salem ,North Carolina Compliments al Your FULLER PRODUCTS DEALERS 4116 E, Third Street- Winston-Salem, North Carolina v m , Complnmenls ol n hvf Ziff? A .. '41 ga? . ' .I X IIMIII -tllun N fu 4 Wien n. Newly expanded and modernized to give you an even bigger, better shopping center at 53-1 South Main Street Winston-Salem Winston-Salem, North Carolina TWIN CITY SHOE STORE Expert shoe repair 121-East 3rd St. Phone PA 3-3692 Winston-Salem, North Carolina RUFUS HAIRSTON'S DRUG STORE FREE DELIVERY Corner 3rd 81 Church Streets Winston-Salem, North Carolina EDWARDS, INC. Men's Sz Young Men's Clothing Phone PA4Zl29 12-East -ith Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina EMPIRE LOAN COMPANY Lowest prices on new and unredeemed me rcharidize 8-East 4th Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina LONGFOSTER S Clothing -jewelry-watches 106-East 4th Street Phone PA 7630 Winston-Salem, North Carolina HOWARD'S MEN'S SHOP Outstanding values in men's clothing 118-East 4th Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina SACKIE'S FLORIST 1440-N. Cherry Street Phone PA43439 Winston-Salem, North Carolina F. W. MURRELL 8: SON Stone and Cement Contractors 630 West 24th Street Dial PA 43439 Winston-Salem, North Carolina SANITARY BARBER SHOP Finest service and best toilet articles 112-East 4th Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina MURPHY'S SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repair 318-North Chestnut St. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments I.. ROBERTS STORE Winston-Salem, North Carolina WALL PAPER PFAFF'S INC. PHONE-PA 3-7365 219 N, Main Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of KAY JEWELERS America'a Largest Credit Gift No Extra Charge for Credit. 13 W. -lth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina I ' 5 Complzments of COH1DflM!f1lS Of HINE BAGBY STORE BElCHER'S STORE North Trade Street West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Winston-Salem, North Carolina It has been my pleasure to have associated with such a fine group of students 10 N ES S T U D I0 Winston-Salem North Carolina MARTIN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 812 Bruce St. WiHS!0H-Salem North Carolina compzmnfsof GREYHOUND lINES SAFE BUS AND CAMEL CITY CAB C0. For Safe Service Ride Safe Bus For Quick and Efficient Service Call CAMEL CITY CAB Phone PA 4-3439 FINE SHOES FOR COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN HOME OF THE FAMOUS JOHNNY BULL H I N ES IN C . West Fourth Street Camplimer-rs ol WINSTON COCA-C0lA BOTTLING COMPANY For the finest in Sporting goods visit BOCOCK STROUD CO. 501 W. Fourth St. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Complzmsnts of WATKINS BOOK STORE -118 N. Liberty St, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments al UPE CLOTHING 81 JEWELRY CASH AND CREDIT STORE 128 E. 4th St. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of DUKE POWER CO. Winston -Salem , North Carolina Q ,,, 'E X. 1.9 e Z ' 5 N K. ,509 ' ,N te -- Qin, ' tl 'si x Ni. r x U ,lx-E liimfi 'N l N IJ, .X :-,,,.,,' A V , S., fm, ' , 1 7,5 ', fr' ' 'Y-xy 5 ,t , FE,n ' f fu, .L'gf+.1'5 C9459 B K t R . fi' :fu sup' 'X A 3. lsnf--1 1' ' ' ' -Ne, 1' .V .VM ,H iff E V. f 5 Qszffi'-1 'ws .. A- Qgffi- 56 ---'- V W:- Zhc yearbook Staff To publish a yearbook was one of the major objectives ofthe senior class, andto accomplish this objective became the task of the RAM staff upon whom the class depended to steer the procedures. The staff gratefully ac- knowledges the c1ass's confidenceand its wonde rful cooperation, both of which were requisites in undertaking and completing this job. Although each senior will see the results of the staff's endeavors, only those who actually applied hands and time to the taskare aware of the work involved. These are the persons who have worked assiduously arranging layouts, proofreading copy, pleading with printers to waive dea dline s , W e a r i ng typewriter ribbons thin , making financial ends meet, wearing out shoe soles in order to solicit ads, and coping with unforeseen, and some- times adverse, circumstances. Despite the energy expended in order to bring forth this year's RAM. the staff deems it a genuine pleasure to have served the class of 1957. Mr. Neut Adams Miss Eloise Adams Mr. John H. Abraham Mrs. Beatrice Alexander Mrs. Virginia W. Allen Miss Mabel Allen Miss Dorothy Mae Allen ll Mr. Lester Amos Mr. Johnny Anderson Mr. 81 Mrs. James Armstrong Dr. and Mrs. Francis Atkins Mr. Hugh W. Allen Dr. H. Allen Mrs. Hazel Bailey Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Victory Bailey C.E. Bailey Mrs. Hazel Bailey Miss Mary B. Baines Mr. Mr. Maceo Banner 8: Mrs. Sampson Baltimore Miss Sarah Bailey Mrs. Thelma Banner Mrs . Nettie Battle Mrs. Alice Battle Mrs. Flora Bateman Helping Hands Mrs. Willie Mae Callick Mrs. Martha B. Carroll Mrs. Marie Carter Miss D.E. Carter Mr. Sr Mrs. Arthur Chandler Mr. 81 Mrs. Rainey Chandler Mr. R. Randolph Chandler Mrs. Jacqueline P. Chandler Mrs. Jeanette Cheek Mr. Herbert Clark Miss Jeanette Cole Mr. Selwyn Clyburn Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry 5. Clyburn Cook's Shoe Shop Mrs. Odessa Covington Mr. Albert Conrad Mrs. Carrie Craig Mrs. Annie Culpeper Mr. 81 Mrs. Alexander Daniel Miss Bessie Daniel Mrs. Airee W. Davis Mrs. Hester Patty Davis Mr. Bi Mrs. Lloyd H. Davis Mr. Si Mrs. W. Ernest Davis Mr. Samuel Davis Mr. William C. Berry Mrs. Elizabeth Berry Miss Shirley Beatty Mr. James Berry Mr. Sidney Bess Mr. 81 Mrs. Johnnie Belton Mrs. Daisy M. Biggs Mrs. Maggie L. Biggs Mrs. Amanda Biggs Mr. Walter Biggs Miss Celeste Blackburn Miss Ann Blackburn Mr. 8: Mrs. James Blue Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs M-rs W.E. Davis . Clotelle Davis . Alda M. Derr James Davis . Cornelia Davis 81 Mrs. W.J. Davis Oliver Denning . Vallie L. Davidson .Florence Derr Mrs. Alice Bovian Miss Mary Bonds Miss Lucy Bradshaw Miss Annie Bonds Mrs. Mattie Brooks Mr. James A. Brown Mr. Therander Brown Mrs. Viola Brown Mrs. Louise Brown Mr. Clark Brown Mr. Sr Mrs. William J. Brown Mrs. Ruth Boone Mr. 81 Mrs. Mack Brown Mrs. Mary Bruce Mr. A.J. Brown Mr. William A. Bryant Mr. Linton P. Burnham Master Reginald W. Burns Mr. J.W. Dillard Dr. at Mrs. J.A. Dillard Miss Arlean 'E. Dudley Mrs. Clara Douglas Mr. Frederick Douglas Mrs. I.D. Dobson Mrs. Eva F. Douthit Miss Annie M. Dunlap Mr. James A. Dixon Mr. James T. Diggs, Jr. Mr. Malie Durant Miss Doris M. Drummond Mr. Guilford Derr Rev. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. John S. Edwards Franklin Eichelberger Si Mrs. John Eichelberge Si Mrs. John Epperson Madison Epperson James Evans Miss Effie Everette Miss Clara Mae Farabee Mrs. Edna Fitch Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joshua Bullock, Jr. Theodore Burke, Sr. Mrs. Alton V. Butler, Jr. Mrs. O.H. Bynum Mr. Mr. Mr. Freddie Bynuxn G. L. Byrdsell Roy L. Camp Mrs. Willie Caldwell Mrs. Willie Mae Callick Mrs. Mollie Campbell Miss Mary Campbell Mrs. Mary Campbell Allc Mr. Charles Fisher Avery Flynt Mrs. Wilhelmina Flowers Mrs. Fountain Mrs. Dorothy Fowler Mr. Mrs 8: Mrs. Lee Foote . Laura K. Fox Mr. Bernard Foy Mrs. T.C. Furches Friends Rev. C.M. Freeman Mrs. Zula Friday 1' Mr. Clarence E, Gaines Mr. Charlie Gastor Miss Lillie Gaffney Mr. at Mrs. W.M. Gandy Mr. Alma L. Garrett Mr. James A. Garrett Mrs. Mildred George Mr. Leland George Mrs. J.D. Graham Mr. Harvey Gentry Mr. Earl Gibson Miss Annie Glenn Mrs. Mattie D. Glenn Mr. William Graham Mr. James Graham Mr. O.W. Green Miss Almena Green Mr. Cicero Graham Miss Elsie Griffin Mr. J.W. Greenwood Mrs. Kelly Goodwin Mr. Moses Guthrie Mr. Maseray Guthrie Mrs. Iona Gwyn Mr. Willie Griffin Mrs. Henrietta Hagett Mrs. Anita Hairston Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs 81 Mrs. W.T. Hairston T.C. Hairston . Betty Hairston . Eleanor G. Hall Mr. George A. Hall Mr. William G. Hardy Mr. Amos Harper Mrs. Mary Horne Mr. Leroy Harris Mr. Sr Mrs. James E. Harris Miss Bettie J. Harris Mrs. Mamie Harrison Mr. Robert Harrison Dr. 81 Mrs. David R. Hedgely Mr. William F. Henderson Mrs. James Henderson Mr. 81 Mrs. Saul Heyward Rev. David P. Heyward Miss Alma Herron Mrs. Laney Hobson Lt. Allen Holmes Miss Josephine S. Holloway Mrs. Mollie Holloway Master Percy R. Hooper, Jr. Mrs. Ruth McCord Hooper Mr. 81 Mrs. Cethel Hoyle, Sr. Mr. Jesse Horne Mrs. Bessie Hunter Mrs. Mary E. Ingram Mr. Amos Ingram Dr. at Mrs. Fred E. Ingram Mrs. Lillie W. Jackson Mr. R.L. Jackson Mr. J.P. Jarvis Mrs. Annie L. Jeffries Mrs. Thomas T. Jefferson, J Sgt. Si Mrs. James Jeffries Mrs. Jessie Jennings Mr. at Mrs. Franklin P. Jenkins Dr. l.L. Johns Mrs. Mildred Johnson -9 Mr. Thomas Johnson Miss Barbara C. Johnson Mrs. B. Johnson Mrs. Sarah Johnson Mr. Robert J. Jones Miss Dollie C. Jones Mrs. Helen Jones Mrs. Ella B. Jones Miss C. Jones Mr. 81 Mrs. Allen Jordan. Sr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Martha Jordan 81 Mrs. Dorsey Keith, Jr. Mrs. Bernice Kennedy Mrs. Jean McCord King Mr. Si Mrs. Eugene E. King Mr. Leroy Kirby Mrs. Catherine Koger Mrs. Louise Knuckles Mrs. Marie Lash Miss Mr. Melinda Lash D.L. Lash Mr. Roy Lambeth Mrs. Mrs. Emma Lawrence Magnolia D. Leak Mr. George Ledbetter Mrs. G.R. Ledbetter Mrs. Essie Lennon Mr. John Lewis Mr. 81 Mrs. Wilfred Lawson Mr. Rodell Lilly Miss Mary Little Mr. John Litaker Mr, Ja. A. Livingston Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Long Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Evelyn Loriette J.O. Lowery Jewel Lowery Mrs. Cerilla P. Lowe Mrs. W.E. Manning Rev. S.P. Manning Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Rachel Manning Fenner Manning Marie Majette John Martin C.I. Martin Willie Mar shall Rhudell McAbee Helping Hands Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Rev. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Lura Mumford . Francis Nash . W.M. Nesby Mrs. . Wennerford North Miss Mary Ne smith Carolyn Nunn Luix Overbea Si Mrs. Pierce Patterson Lester Patterson Joseph Patterson Eddie L. Paul Lowman Pauling Clarice S. Parker Amy W. Penn Miss Laura Ann Penn Alphonso Penn Mrs. Josie W. Simons Mrs. Sylvester Simpson Mr. Sz Mrs. J.R. Slade Mr. 8: Mrs. Archie Speaks Miss Willie Marie Speaks Mr. Samuel Spease, Jr. Mrs. Phyllis Spikes Mr. Xi Mr. Alphonson Smith Mr. Theodore R. Sewell Mr. Henry Smith Mrs. Georgia Smith Mr. Sz Mrs. Clyde Studevent Miss Johnsie O. Strickland Mr. Hector Stanback Mr. Si Mrs. William Stanfield Mr. 81 Mrs. Willie Stanfield Mrs. Juanita S. Penn Mr. Et Mrs. James W. Penn, Sr. Mrs. Daniel Pervis Mr. Sz Mrs. Peterkin Rev. Si Mrs. William Phillips Mr. Garett E. Phillips, Jr. Mr. G.C, Pickens Mrs. Simonetta J. Pickett Mrs. Ida A. Pitt Mr. St Mrs. Thomas Poag L. Pope Mrs. Mary Mr. Sr Mrs. Willie Powers Powers Miss Janie Mrs. Christine Price Dr. J.D. Quick. Sr. Mr. Herbert Ray Miss H. Belle Raiford Mr. L.A. Reaves Mr. Harry A. Reid Mr. 81 Mrs. Jesse Richards Mrs. Janet Richardson Mr. Johnny Richardson Mr. Luke Richmond Mr. Sz Mrs. Louis Richardson Mrs. Annie Rice Miss Louise Rice Mrs. Savannah Rivers Miss Carrie Robinson Mr. 81 Mrs. W.L. Ross Miss Lucy Stanfield Miss Lena M. Stanfield Miss Louise Stanfield Mr. Herman Saddler Miss Francis Tate Mrs. Mattie Thompson Miss Bernice Thompson Mr. Lester Tillman Mrs. Lester Tillman Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Juanita B. Townsend Jimmie R. Truesdale Okalee Valentine at Mrs. A.R. Vick Otis L. Watson Chalmer Walser Patricia Wade W. Walace Willia M. Wallace Mrs. Eva Walden Mrs. Luna Warner Mr. W.R. Watson Mr. George Watson Miss Sarah Watson Mr. Br Mrs. DeEdward Watson Miss Beatrice Watts Miss Elva Watts Mr. Richard C. Watkins Miss Ethel C. Watkins Walter's Cleaners Mrs. R.H. McAllister Dr. Er Mrs. Willard McCloud Mr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd McCord, Jr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mrs. Pvt. Miss lk Mrs. W.B. McCollough Edwa rd Mc Cauley 8: Mrs. David McDu.ffie A.C. McFadden Wilbert Mclntyre Elsie McLeod Mr. Hugh McNair Mrs. Carroll McNeal Mr. George Majett Mrs. Leona Martin Mrs. Ruby Mitchell Miss C. Beatrice Moore Miss Lillerwease Miller Rev. Howard Mitchell Miss Miss Mr. Gwendolyn Morgan Viola Morgan Carl M. Morris Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs S.R. Ross . Johnnie M. Roseboro Benjamin Roseboro . Virginia Royal 81 Mrs. Gladys Royster . Abbie Sanders Mr. Herman Scales Mrs. Georgia J. Scales Mr. Lucian L. Sellars Mr. Willie P. Shepard Sgt. William Earl Shepard Mr. 81 Mrs. Hugh Shelton Miss Esther Shipp Mrs. E.K. Shipp Mr. Fred J. Shipp Miss Evelyn B. Shipp Miss V. Miriam Shipp Mr. Pvt. Bi Mrs. George Sims. Sr. Sidney Sims Mr. Haywood L. Sims Miss Delores Sims Mr. Br Mrs. George Sims. Jr. Mr. Ez Mrs. Cornelious Williams Mr. Edward R. Williams Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred Williams Mrs. Nora Williams Mr. Pete Williams Rev. Kenneth R. Williams Miss Shirley A, Williams Mrs. Millie Wilson Mrs. Willie B. Wimberly Mr. Fred Winston Mr. Louis Werts Mrs. T.L. Williamson Mrs. L.Z. Williams Mr. Ez Mrs. Turner Wright. Sr. Mr. Turner Wright. Jr. Miss Sarah J. Wright Mr. Bi Mrs. John E. Wright Mr. 81 Mrs. William L. Wright Mrs. Beulah Wright Mrs. V.H. Williams Miss Jewel Yellock Mr. Robert Yancy I 1, ,'. ,, I , BALLENTINE, JAMES H. JR. 706 Woodland Avenue Winston-Salem, North Carollna Acttvttles: Fo o t b all, Veteran's Organlzatlon, Day Students' Organization. Motto - As a man thlnketh, so ls he . BELTON, ANNIE MAE 2109 E. 12th Street Wlnston-Salem, North Carollna Actlvltlesz Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorortty, Future Teachers of Amertca, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - They conquer who believe they can . BERRY, BETTY INGRAM 830 Cleveland Avenue Winston-Salem, North Carolina Acttvttlesz F.T.A., Day Students' Organtzatlon. Motto - Many can read the thoughts of others but few can thtnk for themselves . etocs, SADE MAE Rt. 2, sux 372 Wllllamston, North Carollna Acttvltles: Y.W.C.A. Charm Club, F.'I'.A. Motto - Duty determines destlnatton . BORDERS, SHIRLEY LEONA Rt. 1, Box 91 Shelby, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Charm Club,Y.W.C.A.,Sunday School Choir, Basketball team, N.A.A.C.P.,Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororlty. Motto - To always be lgnlted by the sparks which emlt from the flames of knowledge . BOWSER, MARY F. Rt, 1, aux zo Gatesvllle, North Carollna Actlv1tles: Delta Slgm a Theta Sorority, Gtrl Scout, Y.W.C.A., F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club, Sunday School Choir. Motto f Give to the world the best you have and the best wlll come to you. BRANCH, JAMES EDWARD Rt. 1, Box D-14 Scotland Neck, North Carollna Motto - Make the most ol what you have. BROWN, CHARLESZETTA 1353 N. Cherry Street Winston-Salem, North Carollna Motto - Learn to do by doing . BROWN, FLETIS JORETTA P.O. BOX 171 Wllkesboro, North Carollna Actlvltlesz Y.W.C.A.,N.A.A.C.P.,Sunday School. Motto - A wlnnlng personality puts one on the road to success . BULLOCK, RUBY Rt. 2, Box 390 Rocky Mount, North Carolina Actlvltles: Y.W.C.A., Charm Club. Motto - Don't fret over what you would do with your tlme ll you could ltve lt over agaln - get busy with what you have left. CAMPBELL, CATHERLNE M. 418 Queen Street Beaufort, North Carolina Acuvtttesg enum Club, Y.w.c.A., F.T.A., Gu-1 Scouts, Sunday School Choir, Debatlng Club, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Never judge anyone unttl you have be- come acquainted with that lndtvldual . COVINGTON, LEE ESTHER 953 Short Cleveland Avenue Wtnston -Salem, North Carollna Acttvltlesc F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Worklng together to better humanity. CUNNINGHAM, POLLY 714 Canton Street Charlotte, North Carollna Actlvltlcs: Delta Sigma Thc-ta Sororlty, Charm Club. Senior Directory Motto - The man who trles to do somelhtng and falls ls lnftnttely better than he who trles to do nothing and succeeds. CURRENCE, SYLVESTER 1405 N. York Street Gastonla, North Caroltna Acttvltlesz Baseball Motto - You are never a failure as long as you have an opportunity to try. DANIEL, CLARISTINE MATILDA Route 1, Box 131 Acme, North Carollna Actlvitlesz F.T.A., Sunday School Cholr, Y.W. C.A., Glrl Scouts, College Cholr, Charm Club. Motto - Conduct and courage lead to honor. DAVIS, JAMES 1128 North Hlghland Avenue Winston-Salem, North Carollna Actlvltlesz Veterans Club, Day Students Organi- zation, Lam podas Club, Drama Gulld, Dance Group. Motto - Live and let llve. DAVIS, NANCY RUTH 1065 W. 4th Street Wtnston-Salem, North Carollna Activities: B a n d , Day Students Organlzatlon, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - One step at a tlme, but one step for- ward. DERR, BETTY JEAN 1173 3rd Avenue S.W. lixckory, North Carollna Activities: N.A.A.C.P. Motto - To Strlve for success. DIXON, ANNA MARIE 735 Park Avenue Rocky Mount, North Carollna Actlvltles:Y.W.C.A., Drama Gulld, Charm Club, Aurora Club, Glrl Scout. Motto - So essential ts education to tomorrow's world, to overlook an opportunity toward success will cause manklnd to perish from society. DDCON, REUBEN 442 Avon Avenue Burlington, North Carollna Motto - Make no llttleplans, have greatdreams, but expect to pay tor them with the prtce ot sell- dtsc1plLne. EVANS, MARJORIE ARMSTRONG Rt. 1, Box zes Elm City, North Carollna Actlvltlesr C h a r m C lu b , F.T.A., Y.W.C.A., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - I want to llve so that when I dle I may llve again . FENNER, ANNIE RAE Rt. 1, Box 88 Scotland Neck, North Carollna Actlvltlesz Sunday School Ch olr, Y.W.C.A., N.A.A.C.P., Zeta Phl Beta Sororlty, Inc. Motto - My word ls my bond , FOWLER, LOIS P. 1231 Mtnt Street Wtnstonasalem, North Caroltna Activltles: N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Judge a man not for what he ls, hut for what he mlght someday become . FRIDAY, ADELAID Route 5, Box 57 Winston-Salem, North Carollna Acttvltlesf F.T.A., Day Students' Organtzatlon. Motto - Alm htgh and go straight. FULP, CYRUS BERNARD 1237 Cleveland Avenue N.E. Winston-Salem, North Carollna Activities: Yearbook staff, Omega Psl Phl Fra- terntty. Motto - Don't cry over spilled milk. FURCHES, THELMA C. Routv 1, Box 52 Lewlsvllle, North Carollna Actlvlttesz F.T.A., Yearbook Stall Motto - Nevt1r try to gt-ttmnwtulng lor nothtugj' GALLOWAY, ANNE MARIE Route l, Box 34 Leaksvtlle, North Carollna Actlvlttcs: Teachers College Choir, Charm Club, Sunday School Cholr, N.A.A.C.P., F.T,A., Archonlan Club ol Zeta Phl Beta Sorority Inc. Motto - Let us not stop short of the thlngs that surround us. GIBSON, SARAH Route 1, Box 16 l-ltgh Point, North Carollna Acuvntesi Y.w.c,A., charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., Drama Gulld, Sunday School, Glrl Scout, F.T.A. Motto - No longer forward or behind llook ln tear, but grateful, I take the good I ttnd, the best ot now and here. GARVIN, PERNE LL LAVONNIA 104 North Tracy Street Klngs Mountaln, North Carollna Actlvittes: Chotr, Glrl Scout, F.T. A., N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club. Motto - Do your best at all ttmes and t.he best will come back to you. GIBSON, ANNA JEAN Route 1, Box 92A Canton, North Carollna Actlvttlesz C har m C lub, N.A.A.C.P., Sunday School, D or m 1 t o r y Counctl, Basketball team, Y.W.C.A., Glrl Scouts, Debating team. Motto - I shall grow old but never lost llle's zestbecause the road's last turn wlll be the best . GILLIAM, ROSA LEE 1207 Belews Street Winston-Salem, North Carollna Actlvltles: Day Students' Organlzatton, N.A.A.C.P., F.T.A., Strlng Orchestra. Motto - Where everyone thinks alike, there ls no thinking at all. GREEN, JOY VALERIA 1712 North Gray Avenue Wlnston-Salem, North Carolina Actlvltles: F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P. Motto - My reward will be my career . GRISSON, FLORINE P.O. Box 549 Burner, North Carollna Actlvltles: Zeta Phl Beta Sorority, lnc., Y.W.C. A., Cholr, F.T.A. Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - All paths worth taklng lead uphlll . HAIRSTON, CORDELIA 1222 Shuttle Street Winston -Salem, North Carollna Actlvltles: Band, F.T.A., Day Students' Organi- zatlon, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Striving not to equal, but to excel . HAMPTON, WILLIAM H. JR. 1014 E. 14th Street Kansas City, Mlssourl Acttvttlesz N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Climb though Uwe rocks be rugged . HANES, LOIS S. 1617 E. 11th Street Winston-Salem, North Carollna Actlvltles: Day Students' Organlzatlon Motto: Do notonly lor yourse-ll,but for others. HARRIS, EMMA LEE P.O. Box 23 Moravian Falls, North Carollna Actlvltlesz Y.W.C.A., N.A.A.C.P., Drama Gulld, Sunday School. Motto - The worthwhile things ln llle are ac- complished through work, J... f .,.-Q HARRIS, WALTER MILTON Route 2, Box 382-A Wllllamston, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Debatlng Club, Day Students' Organl- zatlon. Motto - He who does not strive after something with eagerness ftnds everything burdensome and tedious. HEYWARD, ANNA B, 118 N. Greenwood Avenue Wlnston-Salem, North Carollna Acttvlttes: F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Travel fast, but one step at a time. HILL, AUGUSTA P.O. Box 3 Rocky Potnt, North Carollna Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorortty, Y.W.C. A., N.A.A.C.P., Sunday School Choir. Motto f Great thtngs are achleved through effort. HUIES, MILDRED ELIZABETH Route 2, Box 257 Rocky Mount, North Carolina Acttvttles: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorortty, Y.W.C. A., I-'.T.A., Girl Scouts, Sunday School, Yearbook Staff, Dormitory Councll. Motto - Appreciate what you have, work for what you want, HORNE, JESSIE 1012 Raleigh Street Rocky Mount, North Carollna Acttvlttes: N.A.A.C.P., F.T.A., C h ar m Aurora Club. Motto - ffl fall I shall arise . cum, HOUSE, MOZELLE 1000 Booker Street Durham, North Carollna Acttvttles: Student Coun c ll, Zeta Ph1BetB Sorortty, Inc., Who' s Who, Alpha Kappa Mu, Band, Y.W.C.A., F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P., Dormltory Counctl, Gtrl Scouts, Yearbook Staff. Motto - E n du r an c e and perseverance yfeld success, HOLLOWAY, NORA 208 W. Spruce Street Goldsboro, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., F.T.A., Y.W.C.A. Motto - All that Iam and hope to be, I am that by the grace of God . HOWELL, WINNIE SHIRLEY Rt. 2, Box 158 Cherryvtlle, North Carollna Activities: Y . W, C.A., Sunday School Chotr, F.T.A., Drama Guild, Charm Club, Delta Stgma Theta Sorortty, Debating Club, Motto - If you be motlvated by the sptrtt ol wisdom nothing will daunt you . HUNTER, NELLIE ARTIS 1015 East Plne Street Ltncolnton, North Carolina Acttvlttes: Chotr, Y.W.C.A.. N.A.A.C.P., Stu- dent Counctl, Charm Club, Sunday School, Bas- ketball team, I-'.T.A. Motto A Let man value htmself at hls true worth. INGRAM, PHYLLIS Y. 602 S. Sage Street Toccoa, Georgla Actlvltles: Band, Charm Club, Dance Group, F.T.A. Sunday School Chotr, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Live today as though you will dte to- morrow. JACKSON, DORIS L. 2116 East 12th Street Wtnston-Salem, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Cheerfng Squad, N.A.A,C.P., Day Student, Y.W.C.A., Basketball, Dance Group, Motto - It ls better to try and fall, than to fall to try, Senior Directory JEFFERS, GLADYS WAGSTAFF 505 Nolan Street Roxboro, North Carollna Acttvftles: Gtrl Scout Motto - TheWorld lles before us let us conquer lt. JEFFERS, GRETA Route 3, Box 56 Roxboro, North Carollna Activities: Drama Gutld, Sunday School, Y.W.C. A., N.A.A.C.P. Motto - To err us human, to forgive ts divine. JENKINS, GLORIA CLAIR P,O. Box 58 Plnevtlle, South Carollna Acttvlttes: Drama Gulld, Pegram Hall Counctl, F.T.A,, Sunday School. Motto - If you fall don't give up all things are possible through Christ. JOHNSON, BARBARA JEAN 239 5th Avenue S.W. Hlckory, North Carolina Acttvlttes: Charm Club, Band N.A.A.C.P.,G1.rl Scout, Dormltory Counctl. JOHNSON, NETTIE MARGARET Route 2, Box 285 Frankllnton, North Carollna Acttvlttes: N , A . A . C . P. . Charm Club, Sunday School. Motto - Never put off for tomorrow what you can do today because tomorrow may never come. JOHNSON, T1-IEODOSIA P.O. Box 343 Garner, North Carolina Acttvlttes: Y .W . C . A. , Charm Club, Drama Gulld. Motto - Duty determines destiny . F.T.A., JONES, WILLIAM C. 2014 Allen Paducah, Kentucky Acttvttles: Football, Baseball. Motto - Think before you speak . JORDAN, CLAUDETTE COLBERT 1424 18th Street, N.E. Winston-Salem, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Yearbook Staff. N.A.A.C.P.,Day Students' Organization, Y.W.C.A. Motto - A little learning is a dangerous thlng, Drink deep or taste not . JOYNER, CONNIE L. 112 Forsyth Street Thomasville, North Carollna Motto - IwIllwork hard to get ready and maybe my chance wtll come someday. KENNEDY, 121.015 408 W. 24 1,f'2 Street, N.W. Wtnston aSalem, North Carollna Acttvttles: Day Students' Organtzatlon, N,A.A.C.P., F.T.A. Motto - Experience ts ahard teachergShe glves the test flrst and the lesson afterwards. IGNARD, BARBARA ANN 805 Hickory Street Winston-Salem, North Carollna Acttvltlesl Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorortty, Day Students' Organlzatlon, Who's Who, Alpha Kappa Mu, N.A.A.C.P., Student Counctl, Pan Hellentc Counctl, Gtrl Scouts, Yearbook Staff. Motto - Success wtthoutservicels counterfeltf' ICING, BARBARA ANN 910 Madison Avenue, N.W. Roanoke, 17, Vlrglnta Acttvlttes: Delta Stgma Theta Sorortty, Who's Who, Yearbook Staff, Dance Group, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - ft's not how btg you are but how tight you're wound. KISER, DORIS A. 154 Mahan Street Concord, North Carollna Actlvtttesi Chotr, Zeta Phf Beta Sororlty. Motto - Do not crlttclze unless you have some- thtng better to offer. IGSER, WILLIAM H. 154 Mahan Street Concord, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Cholr, Phi Beta Slgma Fraternity. Motto - As the twig ls bent,so grows the tree. LASH, SARAH E. Apt. 33B Columbta Terrace Winston -Salem, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Day Students' Organtzatlon, N.A.A.C. P., Yearbook Staff. Motto - You are richer lf you have looked for the best ln others, and gtven others the best tn you, LAWSON, SIDNEY 1871 7th Avenue New York, New York Acttvlttes: Basketball, Dormitory Counctl, Motto - H Itch your wagon to a star but keep your feet on the ground . LEAKE, CHRISTINE 809 Massey Avenue Durham, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorortty, Band, F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club, Sunday School, Who's Who, Y.W.C.A, Motto - Trtfles make perfectton, and perfection ts no trifle . LAWHORN, BIRDELL DAVIS 133 Beattles Ford Road Charlotte 8, North Carollna Motto - To thlnk only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. A usw1s,HENnYs..m. 831 11th Street N.W. Winston -Salem, North Carollna Acttvftles: Yearbook staff, Pan -Hellentc Counctl, Drama Gulld, Chotr, F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P., Pht Beta Slgma Fraternity. Motto - To llve ts to learn, LONGCRIER, BETTY 449 South Center Street I-ltckory, North Carollna Gtrl Scouts, Y.W.C.A. the road to success ts blocked, Ac tlvlttesr Motto - lt tour . MCALLISTER, MOZELLA 1624 Slater Avenue Fayettevtlle, North Carolina Acttvlttes: Band, Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., Cheerfng Squad, Motto - Balance the advantages and dts- advantages, then make the most profitable de- clstonh' Macomb, ELLEN 482 College Street Asheville, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorortty, 1-'.'I'.A., Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Chotr, Organlst, Sunday School, Who's Who, Yearbook staff. Motto - There should be no thought of personal sacrifice when servtce ts to be rendered. MCCOY, G. EARL 111 Robinson Street Chapel Hlll, North Carollna Acttvlttes: N.A.A.C.P., Drama Guild, Student Councll, Btckett Hall Counctl, Sunday School Commlttee, Football. Motto - There ls no shtp llke trfendshtpl' MCCRAE, WILMA LOUISE Route 2 Rowland, North Carollna Acttvlttes: Y.W.C.A., Gtrl Scout, Drama Gulld, I-'.T.A., Aurora Club, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - The happlness of your llfe depends up- on the quallty of your thoughts . f . 'I , I , - .F A MCRAE, BARBARA L. P.O. Box 681, South Main Street Troy, North Caroltna Actlvttles: N. A . A. C. P, , Glrl Scouts, Sunday School, Y,W.C. A. Motto - Be kind to all you meet on your way up the ladder ol success for the ones you snub will be the first to meet you on the way down. MACK, ELIZABETH 609 Grace Street Wilmington, North Carolina Activities: Choir Motto - Knowledge comes,butwlsdom lingers . MANNING, .IANIS CAROLYN Rt. 1, Box 64 Gaithersburg. Maryland Actlvttles: Charm Club, Y.W.C.A. Motto - You cannot enjoy the cream of lite it you bottle up the milk ol human kindness. MARTIN, IRIS A. P.O. Box 45 Mooresboro, North Carolina Activities: N.A. A. C. P., F.T.A., Girl Scouts, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Pan I-lellenic Coun- ctl. Motto - The dome of thought is the palace of the soul . MOORE, MARY E, Rt. 5 Burlington, North Carolina Activities: Sunday School, N.A.A.C.P,, Girl Scouts, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Motto - All roads worth taktngs, should lead uphill . MUMFORD, LILLIE MAE 904 B. Poplar Street Goldsboro, North Caroltna Activities: Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., Debating Club, Pan Hellenic Council, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Motto - To Forget the mistakes of the past and press onto greater achievements oi Ute Iuture. ODEN, VIVIAN I. 513 Pine Street Beaufort, North Carolina Actlvlties: Do r m ito r y Council, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club. Motto - Never put oft tomorrow what you can do today, PARIGER, CARLISLE S. 104 Ashe Street Wilson, North Carolina Activities: B an d , N . A . A . C . P., Pan-Helenlc Council, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Motto - Do your best from day to day and success will certainly come your way. PARKER, FAYROY Jacksonville, North Carolina Activities: Baseball,Drama Guild, Charm Club. Motto - Be kind to those on your way up for they are the Same ones you will meet on your way down. PENN, .IUANITA B. 1108 Rich Avenue Wlnston-Salem, North Caroltna Activities: Yearbook Sta I I, N.A.A.C.P., Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Day Student. Motto - Let thought precede your actions. PERRY, SHIRLEY B. Route 1, Box 136 Roxboro, North Carolina Actlvttles: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Girl Scout, Y.W.C.A.. F.T.A.. N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club, Sunday School, Yearbook Stafl. Motto - Who thtnks can conquer. PETTIFORD, WILLIA CORNELIA Route 4, Box 107 Oxford, North Caroltna Senior Dircclary Activities: Drama Guild, Y.W.C.A., F.T.A., Sunday School, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - To be sattslled with nothlng less than the best. PRIDGEN, LATHAN 139 Fleming Avenue Newark 5, New Jersey Actlvltles: Football team, Baseball team, Choir, N.A.A.C,P., Blckett Hall Dormitory Council, Motto - I have cltmbed the hills, the mountains are yet to come. REINHARDT, BARBARA Route 4, Box 156 Ltncolnton, North Caroltna Activities: Band, Sunday School Choir, Girl Scout, Charm Club, Dance Group, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - A llttle lady ts a concentrated solution of potentlalltles. PULLIAM, DELLA 231 Reams Avenue Roxboro, North Carollna Actlvltles: Y.W.C.A., Drama Guild, Girl Scout. Motto - To realize what 1can't do and do what I can best, REYNOLDS, EARLENE 2008 Cherry Street N.W. Winston -Salem, North Carolina Activities: N.A.A.C.P., Y.W.C.A., Day Students Organization, F.T.A., Aurora Club. Motto - No one has a right to do wrong. RICE, ANNIE B. 1303 East Fourth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: N.A.A.C.P., Day Students Organi- zation, F.T.A. Motto - Good things come to those who wait. ROBERTS, JIJETTA PALMER 606 Maple Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: 1-'.T.A., N.A.A.C.P., Day Students' Organization, Majorette. Motto - Use what you have to getwhat you want. ROGERS, HARRY H, 116 Newton Street Newark, New Jersey Activities: Basketball Motto - II you are waiting on a Irlend Without a fault, you'll never have one . sown, FRANCES 34 Blanton Street Asheville, North Carolina Activities: Sunday School Choir, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dormitory Council, Girl Scouts, Drama Guild, Charm Club, Basketball team. Motto - Aim high in work, for a noble diagram once recorded will never die. SCALES, DE LORES MILLER 140B Gray Avenue Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: Drama Guild, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - I-Iave patience - and plod . SCALES, EVELYN Rt. 6, Box 312 Mount Airy, North Carolina Activities: Band, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., N.A.A.C.P. Motto - A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches and loving favour rather than silver and gold . SELLARS, ELINOR ATKINS Teachers College Winston -Salem, North Carolina Activities: Day Studen ts' Organization, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Choir. Motto - lf once we have the will to do a thing, then we can do it . SETTLES, .INEPH C. 1411 Motor Road Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: Y ear book Staff, String Orchestra, F.T.A., Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Motto - I-le who hesitates ls lost. sswcu., Louise L. Route 1, Box 329 Spring Hope, North Caroltna Activities: Y.W.C.A., F.T.A. Drama Guild, Charm Club, Debating Club. Motto - lt is better to give than to receive. si-ii-:PnRD, BETTY ANN 317 Jacob Street Thomasville, North Carolina Activities: N.A.A.C.P., Day Student, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Motto - Where e ver yone thlnks alike, no one thinks very much. SHIPP, RUBY E. B13 Graham Ave. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Motto - Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. SIMS, SARAH 227 N. Jackson Ave. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: N.A . A . C . P. , Day Student Organi- zation, Charm Club. Motto - Live today as though you will die to- morrow. SLADE, DOROTHY 311 Correll Street East Spencer, North Carolina Activities: F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P., Drama Guild, Sunday School, Charm Club, Y.W.C.A. Motto - Knowledge comes but wisdom llngers. SMITH, ROSE JANE 521 Ashburn Street High Point, North Caroltna Activities: Sunday School Choir, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Pan Hellenic Council, Strlng Ensemble. Motto - Life is a blg puzzle, but you can easily tit the parts into place with just a little con- sideration. STANFIELD, ALICE VIRGINIA Rt. 2, Box is Woodsdale, North Carolina Activities: Y . W . C . A ., F.T.A., Drama Guild, Sunday School Choir, Charm Club, Girl Scouts. Motto - Good things come to those who walt . STEELE, MARY M. R.F.D. Z, Box 133 Mt. Gilead, Nort.h Carolina Activities: Band, Modern Dance, Charm Club, Sunday School Choir, N.A.A.C.P., Girl Scouts, 1-'.T.A. Motto - The higher the mountain the broader the view. STEPHENS, GEORGIA P.O. Box 782 Lumberton, North Carolina Activities: Zeta Phl Beta Sorority, Inc., Band, Pan Hellenic Council, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Let not the sorrows of yesterday or t.he fears ol tomorrow spoil today . STOICES, HANNAH 1105 North Ninth Street Wilmington, North Carolina Activities: Girl Scouts, Y.W.C.A., I-'.T.A., Sunday School. Motto - To t.hine ownsell be true . STUDEVENT, CLYDE JR. 234 North Main Street Mocksvtlle, North Carolina Activities: Baseball, Basketball. Motto - Not how much but how well . -fu TILLER, com LEE 125 Carr Street Thomasville, North Carolina Activities: College Choir, N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club. Motto - But though we can't retrace our steps, however, tomorrow brings another chance tor us to try once more. TROTTER, ROBERT C. 117 Hillsboro Street Roxboro, North Carolina Activities: N.A.A.C.P., Day Students' Organi- ZBYIOI1, TRUESDALE, MILLIE JEAN 1054 Manley Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: Charm Club, Day Students Organif zation, Young Adult Co-ed Council. Motto - 1-Ie who is wise uses wisdom. VESTAL, J. MADISON JR. 1318 N. Highland Avenue Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Veterans Organizatlon, Pan-Hellenic Council, Day Stud- ents' Organization. Motto - The greatest thing on earth is faith. the greatmoving torce that we can neither weigh in the balance nor test in the crucible. WARREN, ELEANOR VIRGDIIA 904 First Avenue West Hendersonville, North Carolina Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, F.T.A., Sun- day School Choir, Pan-Hellenic Council, Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Not to be famous: just successful. WATSON, LILLIE G, B10 Ridgeway Avenue Senior Directory WINSTEAD, SAVANNAH D. Rt. 3, Box 152 Roxboro, North Carolina Activltles: Dr am a Gu lld , F.T.A., Y.W.C.A., Charm Club, Sunday School. Motto - Beyond the gateway oftoil lies the road or success . WINSTON, DE LORES M. 210 Gattis Street Durham, North Carolina Activities: Band, N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club. Motto - To this task Idedlcate myself. WITHERSPOON, COLLEEN E. 2013 East 1Bth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: N . A . A . C . P., I-'.T.A., Day Student organizatlon. Motto - A hardbeginning maketha good ending. WOOTEN, MARIE A. Star Route Box 12-A Maysville, North Carolina Activities: Sunday School Choir, Y.W.C.A., Glrl Scout. Motto - I-'orgetabout yesterday and live today. WRIGHT, ANNIE CHANDLER 4217 Rose Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: Day Student, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Beware of sour grapes the fox does not eat them GREEN, GERALDINE Route 1, Box 9 Creedmoor, North Carolina Activities: Y.W.C.A., Sunday School Choir, Girl Scout. Motto - Good things come to those who wait . Durham, North Carolina Activities: Cheering Squad,Charm Club, F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Give your best, and the best will come back to you. WHEELER, OLIVER I... 1317 East ll 1,f'2 Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activitlesz N.A.A.C.P., F.T.A., Day Students' Organization, Y.M.C.A. Motto - Do unto others as you would have them do unto you . WILLIAM, ALYCE Rt. 1, Box 186 Currie, North Carolina Activities: Y.W.C.A., Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P. Motto - Be the best of whatever you are . WILLIAMS, CLEOPHIA 713 East 6th Street Winston Salem, North Carolina Activities: N.A.A.C.P., Day Students' Organi- zation. Motto - There is only one way to fall, and that is to tall to try. WILLIAMS, CLYDE DELORIS 309 West Elm Street Goldsboro, North Carolina Activities: Y.W.C.A.. F . T . A ., Sunday School Choir, Drama Guild, N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club. Motto - While we live, let us live . WINSTEAD, BETTY BOW Rt, 2, sugar H111 Roxboro, North Carolina Activities: Y.W.C.A., Dr am a Gul lrl, Sunday School, Yearbook Staff, Who's Who, Charm Club. Motto - Always do the best that you can . Senior Nurses BROWN, BETTY JEAN Route 1, Box 251 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities:Red Cross Home Nursing Association, Band. BROWN, SADIE V. 127 Lincoln Blvd. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Kappa Mu Honorary Society, N.A.A.C.P., Charm Club, Red Cross Home Nursing Association. CALDWELL, SHIRLEY ESTE LL 627 S. Ash Street Greensboro, North Carolina Activities: C h ar m C lu b , Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Red Cross Home Nursing Association. DAVIS, BERNICE 104 Argyle Street Greensboro, North Carolina Activities: Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., Red Cross Home Nursing Association. HERRON, JESSIE MAYE 1907 Oaklawn Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina Activities: Red Cross Home Nursing Association. HOPE, BARBARA E. 2020 Heidt Street Columbia, South Carolina Activities: Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., Red Cross Home Nursing Association. JOHNSON, BERTHA M. 1207 N. Longwood Street Baltimore, Maryland Activities: Charm Club, N.A.A.C.P., Red Cross Home Nursing Association, Au r or a Club, Day Students' Organization. SCOTT, MARY AGNES 1707 Flannery Street Rome, Georgia Activities: Charm Club, Red Cross Home Nurs- ing Association, N.A.A.C.P. TAYLOR, EDNA J . Route 2 Summerfield, North Carolina Activities: Charm Club, Sunday School Choir, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., N.A.A.C.P., Red Cross Home Nursing Association. VEAZIE, YLENE W. 2218 Edgar Street Fayetteville, North Carolina Activities: N.A.A.C.P., Red Cross Home Nurs- ing Association, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. E' 5. wif-1 'x 5 4