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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1968 volume:

M L. ' 9 T 55.51 Table of Contents Foreword Dedication Introduction-75th Anniversary Administration, Staff Faculty Student Body Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Organizations Greeks Activities Features Queens Who's Who Afterthought Foreword There is a definite goal which each man seeks in procuring a place in society. The fulfillment of this goal is two-fold-the individual's self- motivation in securing his goals and the institution which he feels is worthy of these attainments. Thus, his place in society is a mirror re- flecting how well he has utilized the opportunities set forth by the institution. If worth had not been an attribute of Winstom-Salem State College, it probably would not have reached its 75th year of matriculation. Had it not offered to its student body and faculty members all of the fields that comprise a full and wholesome education which includes cultural, social, religious, and academic opportunities, chances are it would not possess its present status. If it had not given to us all of the values we were seeking as future educators, we, the Senior Class of 1968, would not hold our Alma Mater, Winston-Salem State College would not have flourished to the apex of success that it is now. Now that our wishes have been fulfilled and our values heightened, we, the Senior Class of 1968, can truthfully say that wt have attained Excellence Without, Excuse. Therefore, we give full dedication to Winston-Salem State College in commemoration to its 75th Anniversary. As we attempt to impliment Winstom-Salem State College's immortal motto, Enter To Learn, Depart To Serve, we will always repeat in full chorus: As 1l'eg0f01'z'l1 from ole S. C. A Song of lore im' sing to thee Ami praliscs to thc memories Of days at rIca1'StaIc College. Congratulations State College! ll I968 P 1 O Kelly Library Last Building on Campus. Site of the original Greek symbols. 1 A 5 ir?-E-' 2 1 1'..'n-as pr . .4 ... . M . 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F ,A 0 - 3l'pA'i. .rf .1 1. ,Ig We, the members of the Senior Class of 1968, proudly dedicate The 75th Anniversary Yearbook to Mrs. Birdell D. Lawhorn for her services to the many students with whom she has worked. A leader must have many views in life. Think, work, and strive to help those whom we come in contact. Always believe that tomorrow will be better than today. fff' J ,141 ry ,f a Introduction To The Years of Progress Through the years, the physical face of Winstom-Salem State has expanded significantly and even greater changes have been made in cur- riculum development. Progress through expansion, change, and growth have made Winstom-Salem State College more aware of its place in the realm of higher education. We dedicate the following pages to the seventy- five years of progress at Winstom-Salem State College. :..f w V , fi!!- nn- ' ll I A P .Y , 'TT-211'!'CN' 'Q N I ' 'V 1 1 : I '- 'il 1 Y 3. 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Girls' Basktball Team v e . .6 I. 1 I 1 Y 42 Q ll. .. 1 1.1- '11 ll S -'JS vi I:'ll S la:- Boys' Basketball Team 1 9 iii Ill .lr Freshman Class ill Ili The Dramatic Club J Ei H' N I 1 I ,. i. sa Al In -I In l IV .1 I : ' lo -' I n fN Home Economics Club Choir rF zTfnf.zTq l-var-' f rp N Q V A ,- A v? I l I I I x. -L-2 - - li- -.., .. . . QI 'mx 1.0. - ,n Q4 an-as. Boys' Glee Club Girls' Sep 'W -' ' nf ' I 7 'A Debating Club fNre, fx E Memorable Group - . .' 'f .L , ' ' - ' 0- ' '- v .- -'A-fl' - 2 . 1 'Yf 1'- - ' '.v-7 ' 'i 1 7313 '.-r. . fail' L1'.'s11'T-fhk .f'Qe?. ' I. , ' ' Qayif 1, vw! 'V WH -. an Winston-Salem Teachers College in I938 3CLlt an .- , 1 Fw-2 -'Pl 'Ll d HY '-5 'v I Student Bod U f 117 'J I 69 15. 4 fr., .. 1 vm '3 . ff.. :swf , fa CLK :vm .5 2 g-'v c. f-Hn-,I -V. Q -3-1.5 H .Qs ., Mi. f , N I' w swf, '- ,ral-K 4,- , , A. . 15, ,. I - dh a p - 4 4.,v np , , . .. ,, I :- I . . 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He served the college until his retirement in July 1961. l 1 i . . - Mm,-, .qi - .f af I X 'L if , ' L 1 ' ..- -..,-Q . 1 , 3 - .- . Q., 'f 4' pf -Q HJ Y I .. - 4. : w ' . , J. vw Aff .K A. E sz. ' Kenneth R. Williams, President Greetings : As we celebrate our Seventy-fifth Anniversary and dedicate our- selves to the continued upward climb in the development of Winstom- Salem State College, let us feel pride in our accomplishments and, at the same time, charge ourselves to the task of continued betterment. We are experiencing a time of growth and change, Improvement of faculty, staff, student body, and physical facilities is a reality which fully justifies the faith and confidence I feel in the future potential of our College. By working together, we can continue in this evolvement. I pledge my energies to a goal of excellence. Will you join me in this endeavor? Sin cere Kenneth R. Williams President 1 . ' fi ' -fl, ,Q -. -X 1. V' - . , . 1 r i -Q. 1 1'1 . - q . '-H--Q,-Q..,--, V -T i-5 - I , 4 Q , - Q JH, ,,-in Maasai - i I . .4 - . 1 -l-1 I 'Z , ,. . . 1 rx- M . -'xt V. L . ,, ' N' X I 11 X 'V ', r N . . . ,e,..'-Un TL V - vu 3, - '- rl '- -- ,, '.'. -..- , .i 'Nl 'Uv x --1 I 'K 'Q A Q ,K ' - v x , -..J Miss Winston-Salem State College I96 -68 D3- -, .-.-vi .- -'Qin ' ...hiv . . gi, ,. MW' .,,,uew ' ' wa, , :.'.'. f.z55' v lv X5 . . ' 'A 1? 1,-4. x .' f'.,-4 Greetings, Tlze 1967-68 academic sehool year has indeed been a memorable one for the Winston-Salem State College family. Not only has it been a year filled with joyous activities and academic achierements, but this year also marked the 75th year of the college as a participant in the nation's higher education program. We should feel honored to be a part of an institution zehieh. has, for 75 years, given service to men and 'women who have passed through the golden gates of ole S.C. and obtained noted posi- tions throughout the country. This alone should make our hearts surell with pride. I am proud to be a part of this fine institu- tion and grateful to you for electing me Miss WSSC for this Dulmorul Jubilee Year. Throughout the coming years, may you always cherish and hold high the ideals of Winston-Salem State College, our Alma Mater. Sincerely yours, Barbara Tuck Miss Winston-Salem State Administration and Staff S f--4 X 3 ,J - Q Board of Trustees 'Ill' W rv 'A FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. John Hough, Rev. William R. Crawford, Mr. Winfield Blackwell, Mr. Clark S. Brown, Mr. N. L. Dillard BACK ROW, Left to Right: President Kenneth R. Williams, Mr. Thomas B. Rice, Dr. Samuel O. Jones, Mr. J. Paul Wallace, Mr. Samuel Chess. sx...J H3 .1 W. Archie Blount, Vice President MI .at ff ,Q Lafayette Parker, Academic Dean George F. Newell, Dean of Men ...4 Ruth M. Greene Dean of Students 31 - ,,, -'tag Hazel Naugle Mary Isom, Dean of Nursing Director of Student Personnel Frances L. Coble, Registrar Q2 -' ' ...J:hih.. by James R. Gambrell, Business Manager Willie Grissom, Ass't Bus. Mgr. Fred Burke Administrative Assistant ,,-4 Gladys D Oldham Fanme Williams Student Ald Officer Director of Admissions fi 24' l 'l ' V W E ' Marie H. Roseboro, Bookstore Manager Geraldine R. Conrad Thomas Brown, Postmaster Switchboard Operator 5 1 i 1 X L ,-...---- ' Y 1 QI -if 1-0 f - V. ..- X ...fm L. H. Bradshaw, Librarian Library Staff .i u , X ,............ .. . ,Wx.r.,r..i.r-ng.-Q! lll llllll - 'Ill l 14- LIGGT TO RIGHT: Mamie Gilliam, lllary Robinson, Josephine Samuels, Gr-ryl Mumr,-, Lucy Hrarlslmzuv, Milllrml lllallvttu, Dorotliy DeRamus, El'I1l'Si.lll1,' Mr-l'luu1l zuul Ibmwvtlijv llzxilcy. S-ws' 5 I V ' L, Q, -'Jn . - . f ' .e . I1 . P! -' 'T ' ' ' 5 ' 1- - , - lj Hamlet E. Goore, Sr., Director of Placement and Recruitment ia, R 'fb rf: ll l I 5 Henry S. Lewis, Chaplain ,, .l 1, E5- N. 2 X l L u ' I x :Y llk, H. If ,f Golden B. Walls Laura McFadden, College Nurse Director of Student Teaching Q xl 4.1 I' f' - 1-1---T13 I r T I I 'I , Fl' ,Q'g?!1 'i!gE 'FL' in , . x, - .... e :ina x -'..,..-K-. mul ' .af N . XE-an- E -Z' I ,.- 1' 'T Q 1, 14 'v . xx, ' -Q . N. Elizabeth Brunson, Sec'y of Maintenance Dept. .i T. J. Duncan, College Engineer '1 1'W 1 1'1!' 'VT' TT ,l 1'1 'rf' nef- DL' i, ei Eh-.. ':' 5 23 -..fix .A .,'q' ng? Hugh N. Smith lj 4443 1. I I I U I I I 93 1 n -H nl D711 T-f f 3-91 Q 2' - be .-., 412 :ln X. P -1', 1- -f wg x W. R. Thomas 5 n if JG' GGG-Q I - - ... -H -1- H Mi -... -. - --- ,G s,, G e G, - - - 'Z ,-l . 1 . : 7--'f --N A E 1: WY. 1' --- , W - Q . - ff ' ..-Q1 ' ' 7 . ' W X I Z, 7' Efxxl up x X ,L ,Q V, K X gl . x 1, 1 .5 .1 -. . - , V-wa: ,. -we 1 . .. x ,. . A 'v ..w..m'bx2u.g.'- V' '-214+-..-'-g'4.f'i-'13 LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Miles, P. Witherspoon, C. McDonald, C. Brown, L. Berry. Maintenance Personnel I I S ,ii LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Stocks, A. Love, R. Graham, H. Grier, J. Hammond 40 ri - : if 3 , E . Q --W ., ,. l : iqtaifiel ' A,g,,g.' . ' ., Vt X , .V .F ,, .134 I4 1 t'-4 Q 5 . ,D I ,ia ' .-' QR 2 A Q -e I .L M' X ' . L .J 15:43 Margaret Johnson Data Processing Operator I I .,. U ... Q lf' 1- v fx Genel Hairston, Key Punch Operator ,-,' -K mrwi Yi'- rv KE ,K Q, AY f V . 4'- ..f A lv F ,, I S M Ili Sarah Cloud, Clerk- Typist 1' Mary L. Smalls, Accountant-Clerk 'S ,i Q 1 - 1.44.4 1 Y 'IIA ,f' 171'- Laundry Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Barber, A. Barber, M. Booker, M. Sellers. N-we l ,I -TA' fn' Q i r '. My M--. M- Mr. Winfred Lail, Director of Upward Bo und ,ii , f-' T41 l l l I Rev. William Willis, Director - Student Lounge 43 Q I - ,R .- li J e '. va I li l ' T l h 5 N, - '4 g Y I1 1 . Q A I' , 'jtll Q All I fl . i 1 , al.: f I..- U ci 'nr v --. 11 -'fnzrimiff'--'X Dining Hall Staff STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Jackson, R. John- E. Thomas, G. Martin, M. Burgess, T. Jenkins, J. White, son, P. Hight, O. Mack, J. Williams, R. Jones, H. Kee, P. McKinney, S. Crowell, P. Caldwell, C. Brown. R. Hurton, G. Blackwell. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: , ir: X g fl 11 - v' -:. r 'A-t'i?.: -' .Win l 5' Abi ' L -A A: I2 QW43, Supervisors of Dining Hall Staff STANDING: Mrs. Sophia Holm. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. James Williams, Miss Wilhelmina Jean, Mrs. Shirley Hayes. Mrs. Sadie Danials, Sec. to President 27 ' ..fv- '- ' I . ' x ' v if ndhllg. ..,...-....... X 1 n m in--J' if 3 ,. , ij: 'W. i 5 X ,Y -J...,,s,f , e H ,f , . Mrs. Mildred Knox, Sec. to Vice-President XX , X fm FQ --'--1 ...iv- Miss Georgia Ware, Secretary to Dean of Women Miss Dorothy Fair, Secretary s '51-iff .A ,B Y' vp 1 . 1 1 41- 'i 4 J . Ki M157 rs. Naomi Attocks, Secretary to Director of Teacher Ed. Ji' 13 rn ' . .: - '5 -'X 5, f I I w Q 1 K :li gulf l' K 2 -f 'S Miss Danetta Fitts, Secretary to Dean of Nursing T' -, i - -if ee r -fer of 5 ...L ' .- ', .. X Vw - Ml -nl v-AH , -P V 1 ra- - Y-he if --f l, E, Lg w--txt 1' il N- - ,. Mrs. Essiv Rc-id, Souix-tary -s Hegxisti'ur':s Officc ix g Y vvn -4., 1, . M' S d 'a McCracken, Secretary - RGg'iSt1'2.l'YS Office Mrs. Sophia Todd, Secretary - Regist1'a1 s Office iss an 1 wNlm' 'Y SEE I , s, Y f , ' I 1. If V , U. a-. .iff I -J ,. - V ffl. - ' ,f ,. K X i ff? -L - Q 515521 ' 47 Miss Lucy Hairston, Secretary to Upward Bound ,Tf1F,, I9! lbihvnv ' i 1,1 n 4 i . J Z 1 'X L ' .1 r n ' .i I 4 . V 3 I 1-Q l I 3' - 4 5 , :XLS I ' se- X, ,K ,mmm-x . -D - .Q 7 iff- ,,.,-1 9- 'A Mrs. Josephine Samuel, Secretary to Librarian . sss' f .4 i i i I , I 1 . i Mrs. Olivia Hairston, Secretary to Registrar Miss Ruby Pearson, Secretary to Director of Admisslons H+-'rg .3 , '- ? ., f . F ,by . 1 , X D L Q 7 'Y tb I e 0 W , X ' UA. ,T i4 if 1 ' I, if ,, f, f , '59-.n .4lJ, ' M M Mrs. Esther Roekette, Secretary -- Dean Parker's Office Tl' .iililf UUE! VITY rs. Esther Keith, Secretary to Dean of Instruction 4' Ire fd' ' , 'R 4. Xi V ef X' ,sa A rs. Clara Pinkney, Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Dorldine Rucker, Cashier 4 . pg 1 it 3' s i fi, . -,- X. Q if i - . x is Z' 1-.. , . . .- Zu I' JJ JI! . -, 5, ,,, ul- ilk I ' ' hh A 1? N Mrs. Dorothy Douglas, Secretary to Student Aid Officer at 5 X.. .--..-....1.1-- Miss Anna Cooke, Faculty Secretary ', 1 I 0 l 1 in 1 u 4 M, r' I . iv-, I v X i 1 1 .I zi4z..M...: .s:Ax..a...r' Mrs. 11 va. -:Z Juanita Williams, Illatron. PQgEl'2lI'l1H'?lll Mrs. Annw- fVl2ll'll'1', Mntrmm, Illocnw Hall MV' lffril 4-12' 33524 3 . 1 , :V ,flN.' 1.. U x - 'lfify o Q' my -' . lag.. 5 ll Mrs. Carrie Bennett, Matron, Colson Hall Qiffl 0' 'lil' J 1. ...,, -Tax v 1 N1 Xl N11 N L1ll1e Ellmgton Mrs. Nannie Hammond DO1HllfO1Y COUHQGIOI Blown Hall Dormitory M3f1OH B1Ck9tt Hall :gn 4 so fb- iff Mrs. Birdell Lawhorn, Dormitory Matron - 1 L I Iii:-n-1--r -1 Us .. .ff-N Geraldine Pete, class president, 1964, presents the senior class gift to O'Kelly Library while Mrs. Lassiter looks on. I 4,4 Mrs. Bradshaw, the school librarian, receives a gift for the new library. The Library staff gathered for the dedication of O'Kelly Library. Q, 25 -J' i The Faculty col-3 CHART gvzuow e o guns 1 N Q. In-xg h r -1 ,' I .ff , , - F J. --. P' .X l , .in vu : 5- ' S' ,' .QA , KY ' x M . .. J ' -, Nil' X - , .5 lt . N. ...fx -I-J Q Q . X- ev . '.'5-X Q 'J K. , f X s, R 1 ' ,, 5' 1 .2 fvg , J X .G .A ,lb . .xx , A x K V9 as 'uncamxg M. QW' 3 M an Xllfikhli 15... Business Education Mr Robert Ewalt, Chairman Busmess Department l :ff lil Department Information Business Depa1'tment's curricula are desi d t gne o furnish the student with: f 11 A strong background in the general arts and sciencesg C21 Facts necessary for 'I ' ' ' ' a c ear undeistanding of our economic life, and appreciation of intrinsic and extrinsic values of life in general, and the importance and function of busi- ness as it relates to our national economy: and 131 Instruction and training to meet the demand for a college education of a type which prepares for suc- cessful service in a chosen profession. ik.. Armistead Williams Mohammad Zaman r-m-4 ef - Mathematics xiii ill l i , I - :sl ' .. 'K f 1 5 TJ- 'lf3-f ' . Y fs-- ,mf5 7 ' .'?Z'-s .. ,ff . ' ' - ?'5Q . ' 1 ---' ' ln' , ,iii iffifvitff? ' ' - '1':f-T?'9fi - - Mrs. Gloria Goore, Director of Testing Chairman - Mathematics Department Department Information The objectives of the Department of Mathematics are: C15 To develop an understanding of the con- cepts of mathematics, and to present the logic of the subjectg f2l To develop an appreciation for the structure of mathematicsg 131 To strengthen the operational skills necessary for the development of accuracy and precision of thoughtg and C41 To de- velop the ability to reason systematically various types of practical problems. 1 C 1 4 Mrs. Annie F raizer Miss Mary Williams Martha Rossitch fiv- fi. M 1 f 5 Mrs. Virginia Newell Ln41-J. fx: Fine Arts and Music . ,5..1wi,, - 2--.Tug .- Dr. James Dillard, Chairman - Fine Arts Department Information The five major objectives of the Music Department are: Q11 To provide a program that includes the comprehensive studies in music, general education and professional areas which are essential to the training and certification of music teachers and consultants in the public schoolsg C23 To offer a program in music that provides sufficient prep- aration for the pursuit of graduate work in musicg 43h To stress development of sound musicianship and preformance skill through studies in applied music, theoretical studies and music literature: C45 To provide course offerings and musical experience for students whose studies are con- centrated in fields other than musicg and Q53 To contribute to the enrichment of the musical life of Winston-Salem State College and the broad community. Dr. Permilla Dunston ,X l' ,Wil 1.134 Miss Sehna Amansky Miss Faustina Holman sv' an -? 4 'i. .Jw W1 ' X' fee Mr. Robert Shepherd Mrs. Martha Atkins 41-m..u-rf w -nz. -1 ,AN 4-V Mrs. Myra Thomas Mr. Harry Pickard Mr. Roland Watts . English 8 Foreign Language Mrs. Melbourne Cummings --...Ag IIIQ ' K ' Mrs. Wilma Lassiter, Chairman- English and Foreign Language Department Department Information The objectives of the English Department are de- signed: 415 To acquaint students with a precise working knowledge of the grammatical and other structural features of the English language as a basis for developing discriminating and critical reading, writing, listening and speaking skillsg Q21 To acquaint students with major literary Writers and their works, and give them a sound basis upon which to analyze and evaluate literary ideasg Q35 To qualify students who wish to do graduate work in Englishg and 141 To enable students to meet certifi- cation requirements for teaching English on the secondary level. ft Mrs. Rosetta Hauser Mr. Bernard Schmidt Mrs. Hazel Harvey Mrs. Jeanne Schwaneger fi H' .119 R3 ,Af ' ' f.. iff? :IL '?'k5 '4,4W fig 4' fe -4' sid'- .' surf 4 :UQ Q. A 3 1 ' 1:1 4 4 I ,- . 0 Q f , .'p'f fin - flu! .ax K -,....,a-vs l ff? w-4 44 X QJ New -4 Nb. ' X ll ' r I v-,lflfnbi '- vii i , fy s -M 'fl -'f 'lf ff -. . f my 6. .'f. fps- ba, n A . vQ'1.' I li' r 'rf . ffm- -W5 fy-xiii ..r M ...Sh Mrs. Lavolia Vails Mrs. Mary Willis Mrs. Marion Viverette Mrs. Cheryl Whitsett 143 .ff N x if l Y .-av:--,.1.. .v 6 Exai' 'ff' 1 va- gym Ifsx , fy' , V -::: ' I? :gil N ' , '.,4'fKf'6'- ' Nfl ' K V-1. 'rv , V l RQ' ZZ' 1 ' ' so-'l N .N Qu Y 1 S, ,af Mrs. Nell Wright Mr. Luix Overbea Mrs. Mary Wilson ff!! 'fl Education and sycholog Mr. George Armstrong X, ' ,.. ry! Z I Dr. CharlieHauser, Director of Teacher Education, Chairman - Education Dept. Department Information The Department of Education and Psychology's main objectives are: 411 To provide for an understanding of the school as a social and educational institutiong 121 To study the patterns of human growth and development of the pupil as he grows and developsg f3J To examine progressive methods of teaching, emphasizing criteria by which these methods can be evaluatedg 643 To provide contacts with children through the medium of laboratory experiences and student teaching. Miss Sharon Lester Mrs. Dorothy Blount -ff 5 x xi, ,X Dr. G. E. Carlson Mr. John Lewis Dr. Joseph Patterson Mrs. Constance Johnson 1 ,h'J,.' '.- 1 I1 sl 2-fx 'I --144' I Dr. June May Mr. Henry Schwaneger sffivff' .N -.v.LA-.- fw..w-- u. Y :gif Dr. Daniel Edem Mrs. Eunice Parker Miss Piccola Morrow X I D' ' ,, J. 4 L.. -L. Mr. James Galloway Chairman -Social Science Department Department Information The Social Science Department's basic objectives are: Q11 To provide a richer background in history for all students of the collegeg 423 To offer basic work for students inter- ested in graduate study and research and 131 To provide some training for students who plan careers in such fields as library science, law, journalism, or in some aspects of government. 5 S Social , Science Mrs. Louise Hamilton Mrs. Linda Bland Mr. Robert Cummings 3 Q3 4-dl? Dr. Chi Shad Liang Mr. Horst Satzinger H av , T 'We f W Dr. Joseph J owers Mr. Norio Ohta Dr. Michael Kyriakis I -.' ,I :sf 1 QVVF5' fra- 6 eu J f JPY ' N. rv N f Heahh and Phydcal Educauon .2 Nr' wg :,..-v-'V . ,,,...,- 67' Mr. Clarence Gaines, Chairman Health and Physical Education Department Information Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation is designed: 413 To provide opportunity for wholesome recreation for students and faculty according to social and hygienic standardsg C25 To prepare students to teach health education and physical educationg and 637 to stimulate a desire for graduate study in health, physical education, and recreation. Dr. Harold Barrow nm '.,,as 'N X Mrs. Marcelene Scales Mr . Cleo Wallace El' Qs s! Mr. Thomas Conrad Mrs. Vivienne Conley School of Nur in 4 d ,.-, 4T ff! it ,,. Mrs. Mary Isom - Dean, School of Nursing Department Information The curriculum of the School of Nursing is planned and implemented in a manner which will provide opportunities for students: Q13 To develop knowledge, skills, understand- ings and appreciation of the fundamental principles of nurs- ingg C23 To acquire knowledge and understanding of the basic principles of communication, learning and human relations and to develop skill in applying these principles in helping patients and families, in serving as a member of the health team, and in personal lifeg and 131 To provide a basic foundation in nursing education and an understanding and appreciation of the need for continuous personal and professional development. Mrs. Barbara Calogero .- l A ,3 .xiii :fi 'ag Q' .-r T' N If 4,14 o rungun 'r Q 1 Ill: g 4 u 1 fx-'Tlx ' . Fd f-. 1 f- ','.'f'j'-- .- . u H. , . 'V---4 , by 3.4 , ,,, ' llHu j?NL.y...A '. vw U Hgla Q i.,- 5.-in - H . ' ffllfqgl .1 Q ' 1.-l ' is 1- i Y 5 Vs 1-4 '- : Li ,, , . gf . , !.,' I . 9 w ' 1 -nf 'x ' - J - .,I' . , .4 +4 FV g.T4?,,,f' Q 'A . ,x.., ff Mrs. Rosemary Rollins M Mrs. Betty Weaver rs. Marva Graham Miss Shirley Carson .lax .1 ' A, 'J ,Y . . A x bs.. N.-.',...x' fi! I 'K Nl l L I ,ivan xiii Y Mrs. Eliza Farrow Mrs. Sadie Webster ,- ll -r 'r N -.4 x Nr' N :r4 W4 f'gw' 53494 'jf fvxx ffw ' I A 'a.1'. HV. gf, 42 , 'fa m..-f1+as?25f1f' f' an - QI 'U' f,,s f Q f .. ,:U,.pf,VbRf ,V ,J JY, LX Zzipqdi , u or , ,.. 1, EDN- 3 'jv4.qQ fp r rX...ji .. ' ij ,I.u:f,1'a ,dvY2'eLz: ai 'pk -with - 0 qv-H , N 4 -. 4: x gel :TMS 616325 5 H-xl. '1?f :3,w:Ei S SCIENCE Dr. Jacqueline R. Shepperson, Chairman-Science Department The specific objectives of the Science Department are: KU To provide for the students a rich scientific back- ground which is needed in this atomic age: f2J To furnish pre-professional students with the necessary requirements for acceptance in professional schools, and f3l To qualify students who plan to continue further study in graduate schools. 80 X Mr. John A. Fountain -:aaa Dr. Lillian B. Lewis Mr. Maghar W. Haque i ff 2' 'Mr. Archie T. Clark Mr. Willard C. Jordan the FRESHNIAN class Us N ,.' s x x I I ,A-' G32 11 H l 53 'M' S ' I 4 Q ,iv Harold Terry CPresidentJ Freshman . 'ug .- Q l I v 5 Beverly Dorn CSecretary5 84 . - - Em' ' ft5'3Q1? Randolph Mills CVice Pres.J Cfficers ET'-E I 5- , , Q -fl - 'T:L!M-Q51 'N I ' Pl 1 -1 R. p-,,g'L1v- ' t - 1 , ,J A ,...a-- ' ' ' . ' ck. F ,,-,, U' t . - -1 -- L. Jerrye Logan Cfreasurerl -12 , A' L ,-' .ff ,,., ,g ,1'3,v5i'ifcf?v- -rl' ' Y Q Q r - 'bf .KW 1 ,Ally 3934 flifps Irvs -.,-as -A Adams, Wanda Anderson, .lanii-ice Bailvy, Barbara Battlo, Johnny Batts, Ghester Bell, David Blackburn, Beverly Blair, Marion Bland, Yolanda Blount, Jo Ann Boggan, Phyllis A. Bohannon, Theresa Bowman, Susan Bradley, Cynthia Branch, Elbert M. Brandon, Ronald Brannon, Willette Braswell, Loretta Bratcher, Larry Braxton, Thomas Bryant, Connie Brunson, Michael Burgess, Roscoe Burson, Carolyn Camp, Raymond Campbell, Ronald Canady, Alice F. Carlton, Loretta K. Charles, Rexford Chase, Anita G. Chasten, Patricia Chavious, Thelma Cheeks, Jacqueline E. Clancy, Tommy Clark, Carnelies Clifton, Doretha Clourl, Vernita Coleman, Sandra Coles, Sherman W. Coley, Linda 'gs 'wh C' , fb cs Nr, 5 l 0-I rl' ed' ,tae 'E '1' 1 9.33 .fur f.. ,- Collier, Bernard Cook, Marcella Conrad, Shirley Cooper, Myra Covington, Doris Cowan, Brenda Craig, Jacqueline Crisp, Galvin Curry, Constance Daniel, Samuel Davis, Alex Davis, Fannie Davis, Glenn Davis, Ruth L. Dawkins, Anglyn Derbrow, Eugene Dickerson, Deborah Dickerson, Velma Dillard, Teresa Dixon, Curtis Dodd, Ruth Donaldson, Linda Doreh, Jacqueline Dorn, Beverly Duncan, Reynold Dunn, Patricia A. Dunovant, Leonard Enoch, Cassandra Epperson, Doris Epps, Flora Epps, Foster Evans, James Evans, William Farmer, Gwendolyn Faucette, Patsy Fields, Andrea Ford, Brenda Foster, Frank Foushee, Joyce Fox, Georgreann N px .kd .gf 'Tri U--45 xx c-D .J 435' ' x 'U' Q-li' M38 I 'Zi'-5 l 1 . La ...M MT rabx . 's .A IX -JJ.. Av' pen-A P, .-an i 'YP .1 as Q-as s? lb. 3 frm its ffi .P . .fi W.. 0 16 pm? 3-.pb .4-3 I f Q , -fr K 5 at 'xzzagif '1f2 rL5' M' f XLQQS f M156 iq Fox, Gwendolyn Frederick, Elease Furches, Iner M. Gaither, Andrew Gaither, Veronica Gardner, Barbara Garrison, Clarence Gates, Johnnie M. Geter, Larry J. Gibson, Joyce Grady, Daniel Graham, Joyce E. Grant, Toney Greer, Johnnie K. Greer, Sendra Goodson, Hezekiah Goodwin, James Gore, Janice Gould, Herbert Hagwood, Mary Hall, Doris Hand, Melissa Hargrove, Lynette Harper, Bessie Hart, Earl Hart, James Harvey, Jimmy Hawkins, Carolyn Henderson, Betty Hicks, Zepplyn R. Hill, Conneta Hillard, Cassie Hodges, Lavern Holder, Saundra V. Holloway, Minnie Hoover, Theodore Hope, May Catherine Hoppins, Jo-Ann Howell, Loretta Howie, Shirley 35 Q' ,vs Q., .160 fl. Ca ,ri 've fi' 06-f ,I ,Z A 'Eff -0' ,J J .1 -.Hi if-7' 3- lf' -Z j 04? -.!5 6,69 if' xi reg ,rj 4.2. Aa 65 Q. ,Le , 'x me 1 ,Q 9.3 'IJ eel . ,Q nv- ' J Q t 'lx is ' L ' 5 .- 1 It 'Q 1 I I .i.. Hunt, Yvonne Hunter, Vickie Huntley, Brenda Jackson, James Jackson, Rose Jenkins, Susan Jeffries, Thomas Jeffreys, Beatrice Jeffreys, Franetta Johnson, Patricia Johnson, William Jones, Cora Jones, Emory E. Keaton, Raenold Kelly, Don Kelsey, Ronald Kinston, Gilda Lanier, Jerry Lattimore, Marvin Lawrence, Constance Lawrence, Shirley Ledbetter, Jacqueline Legette, Herman Levister, James Lipscomb, Carolyn Logan, J errye Long, Lillian Lyles, Jacqueline Marshall, Thomas Martin, Billy Massey, Carolyn Matthews. Kenneth May, Crystle McBride, Lawrence McCorkle, Patricia McCall, John McCollough, Carolyn McDowell, Peggy McGill, Dorothy McKinney, Jeanette ll we J QE, ffl X ,Q ' 54' ia- Pl .J 'Tu 5. , . 1 f-P .- ' 0' X , , A f 'I x 2 rd x ffbt ,af Qui: Q ' f.- ,r -. ' 'f.-- rs ll: .. - Aj. Y . I. .-up in for ff' if I , x 35. ga :fi xW fl .4 ' -cl all ,fu o-dv 00 f--'fr N IQQ vm! . rv' .' ,L .Q 1 Q v , 'W 3 Q-5 McQueen, Gilbertine McNell, Anthony McRae, Lee Mc-Bane, Donald Meredith, John Miller, Bernice Miller, Dorsey Miller, Linda Mills, Randolph Mitchell, Carolyn Mitchell. Sandra Modeste, Ella Montgomery. Timothy Moore, Barbara Moore, Earline Morrison, Marvin Mumford. Sandra Nesbitt, Gwendolyn Newton, Molly North, Barbara Oliver, Gwendolyn Orr, Ina Outlaw, Leah Overbea, Donna Packerham. George Palmer, Curtis Pankey, Phyllis Parker, Kenneth Parker, William Patterson, Lewis Pearsall, Brenda Phillips, Joan Pickett, Gloria Pigford, Constance Pierce, Linda Pierce, Retha Pittman. Shelia Pollock, Teresa Powell, Joanne Pratt, Johnnie 'P' A f 4. 0 of' 9 73 55 YQ4 ' ' l ai '4 Pnl K -f Q-LV? Q-oi K Rilillfrl l Od? , uf' 47? PY' ...JW ef -i Prysock, Barry Pulliam, John Quattlebaum, Elaine Redmond, Belinda Roberts, Jimmy Robinson, James Rodgers, Clynethia Ross, Cynthia Rossell, Mazarena Rutherford, Carole Rutherford, Sarah Sellers, Jean Shepard, Roslyn Slade, Fannie Small, Sarah Smith, Carlton Smith, Clarence Smith, Cheyanne Smith, Edith Sneed, Charlene Solomon, Otha Spann. Cynthia Spells, Marnel Stanback, Sallie Stephens, Fail Stewart, Roger Stinson, Janice Stokes, Maxine Stokes, Paol Stowe, Ervin Strong, Jacqueline Suggs, Joseph Summers, Carolyn Sutton, Margaret Sweat, Margaret Tabron, Altemus Tatum, Constance Taylor, Mildred Terry, Fred Terry, Harold Thomas, Albert Thomas, John Thompson, Irma Thompson, Mamie Tolliver, Dwight Toms. Majorie Toxvnes, Robert Travers, Brenda Troy, Kathryn Tucker, Janet Tucker, Ernestine Tucker, Mary Tuner, Michael Turner, Patsy Vance, Jacqueline Vandiner, Clarenc Walker, Barbara Walker, Vera Walton, Jeanette Warren, Virginia Washingfton, Veronica Watkins. Michael Watlingfton, Bettie Watson, Sharon Wells, Walter XVhite, Linda Wilder, Deborah Williams, Charles Williams, Dolly Williams, Jonathan Wilkerson, Diana Winston. Frederick Wolfe, Harold Wray, Patricia W yche, Barbara Young. Cynthia Young, John Young, Margaret Beckmon, James Allen, Amanda Brown, Peggy Cameron, Bettye Clay, Faye .u ' ,X x ' x eJ W 'X I A 3 3 ip , X Q, 4. Kate Bitting Reynolds Hospital afsfa Porter, Brenda Ridgill, Sandra Robinson, Shirley Williams, Lois X all- ' the SOPHO J' 1 'f' X..f'X '-, '-,, s t I ' ? I yi . s-, 1 x 'vi- . 1, . 'ly - 1 X1 1 ' V -.I - Wi 1. if-I x NIURE class AC? f L mg 1 'fflilv 'I J x' - 1 . x I- , I as f Ronald Dyson CPresidentJ E S 0 p h O m 0 re Ervin Hassell CVice Pres.D Officers iwvr - .gg --f. ,.- f ' A 'n : . 5 f'1'ffw -' 5 ,'W3'f,.'?1f,- nfi4'J' Z.'. K F 59 'Q fN- 5 1 -a as 1- .. - ,pA --. . -, n .AV 1, 11 'F y ' '-' Ln'- .r'.. V Joyce .Iackson CSecretaryJ 1 ny' l all ,. .4 .'..-1--'-7 1 . r' - fl Frederick Edwards CTreasurerJ I u i 1 1 l I I H 4 I Q, m I H '1 F 4 1 l In 4' 41:10 Q-4? ,X .1 E ' . 4, X Ql x fi I 1 U W 3 x 1- fa wsu 'rv 'J Z'-N .ff 4 9 9 9 Q , Q ,. . .tu m Q' 1. A2 lg Fi 2 ll ,N fx '-21? .. o gl o.o. ', ,,..4 5. if ,- Y! ,vJ FV-9 nf .,,,, ' 4 Algoofl, Carl L. Alston, Marva Alston, Carrie Anderson. Jimmie Ashby, Ronald Atkinson, Helen L. Bailey, Chevene Bailey, Teresa Ballard, Thomas O. Barden, Edna E. Ba1'nQS' Beverly BHYHQS, Yvonne Battle, Dorothy Battle, Duremea A. Benson' Cheri f ls Wx 2 .sf-by e -'J fn IU' fs 'fl ry' Q' , ff' Q-1' Best, Denise Blount, Rachel E. Braxton, Walda Brown, Patsy Cain, Margaret Best, Diane Bitting, Jacqueline Boyd, Norris L. Branch, Mae F. Brooks, Jeanie Brown, John Brown, Robertha Brown, Shirley M. Cardwell, Glenda Carlisle, Joyce ,J-5 iff ,av 'G v-' .- 'l , ii 1 . ev ' Cf '55-f an 's f ,'4 ls P ' 1 It ll is-J' Carolina Sfzrdra Cal 1 outhel Q-hirlev Carte 1' All-x ,IR Id- N Clemmons, Ernest Clyburn, Patsy E. Coleman, Linda y-N. NJ COHIIIS, Gall Cook. Myrtice B. Cooper, W1ll1e J. Coston' Annie C' Davis, Patricia A. Covington, Richard Deal, Yvonne DeVane Lenchen Dobbins, Kenneth 9-12 -I . .. 'J 31 Dove, Bessie A. Farr, Gwendolyn J. Funches, Ralph L. Gibson, Mark Graham, Verona Dyson, Ronald Ewing, Eldora D. Fogg, Dianne Ford, Anthony Friday, Judith L. Gardner, Ernestine Gilbert, Eleanor E. Goodson, Linda E. Graves, Lauren E. Green, Elizabeth A. P' 'A f.-u ,g Ta I ' of r ,J Qs: . ,,,f1rr'z .uf - ,f1!ffQ..4!!!Zf3Ss W ?Zg53+4:::- 13.9. A-2:3 5 X, .islfsvfm ,EQ X. .li ,of- Z Ki. . ,701 u.n -0. ' I t 5 f Q 6 :.-,Q QM .X '- s V go-L 58 'Lf IS 4 4 .. If Green, Juanita Green, Lorraine Grier, Yvonne Griffin, Melinda Gunn, Lacy H. Guster, Nina Hadley, Frank Hairston, Debra Hamilton, Brian Hamilton, Olivia Green, Patricia A. Gunn, Dorothy Guy, Mattie Hall, Delore S. Hardy, Mary 19 I9 fs' 19 of 09x NG' li 107 f , vi' 'i 1 v 'Nr' X fN Nr' 'V . N p-A. . ,,,,... - Nr 75 'Q 1 .eff 108 Harg'roves, Charles Harris, Mary Hawkins, Wally Hoggard, Lillian Horton, Robert Hargrove, M rytle Harrelson, Betty Harrison, Annie B. Hassell, Ervin Henderson, Saundra Hinton, Mary E. Horne, Margaret Horne, Sara A. Houpe, Faye M. Hunting, Rhea Sli' if X X n -44 .v-1' -4 4 fam, Illilam, YVXHIQ Izzald, Lawlence Islev Reffinald R ,.P ,jx Jackson' Gall Jackson Iovce Jackson Joseph James' Cal Olyn Johnson, Elva r ri! ,..r' Yr- Jefferies Brenda Johnson, Marie Jones James Jones, Hattie D. Jones' Ruby M' Keit, Josette Jumper, Debra G. P' P - if 0495 Kimbrough, Phyllis Ledbetter, Yvette Lightsey, Joseph Malachi, Cozetta Massey, Evelyn Kimbrough, Vaughn Lathan, John Lesure, Percy Lewis, Edward Logan, Mary E. Love, Floyd Manns, Alease Marsh, Van V. Massey, Robert Matthis, James f V i Y , 4 4--,Z A X A J.. N P- V9 G' .I I ' S 7 ' IVY .-' ,JJ 1 'AUM fx 1 f- T ff ,. Q. 2 19 'Zi' . .,. fs fe Cfx ew va vf 6 . ,365 f I .pf- K' v. 4' , N ,..-. McCallum, Cynthia S. Mc-Iver, Carolyn McManus, Allen Mebane, Howard Miller, Ann Mizzell, Fred M. Morris, Brenda Murphy, Jimmy Owens, Gail E. Paige, John McLaughlin, Joyce A. Michael, John Moore, Martha Norwood, Dianne D. Partee, Phyllis M, A5 115 ff! r 529- . ,A r IV' ,A 'T 4 -4 Perry, Arnesta Pittman, Barbara J. Reid, Monica Rice, Diana Riddick, Frances L. Perry, Brenda Pigford, Raeford E. Pridgen, Sandra Raymon, Janice J. Reid, Patricia A. Reynolds, Autrey Richardson, Betty Riddie, Flora L. Robinson, Lottie Rogers, Rebecca Q Q Q. 4 I 0. Q. , 4' 5 1 r Q- ., . . ., t 1 , f X ,fw- I 5 , g-,1 'nl' OA' 4+ 1 fi E 1 r 'YV' ,D ! rl x Saunders, Lee C. Sellars, Kenan X ' ,fy 9' Scott, Bronville ' lx I X s. 4 hi Sharpe' Gloria Sheppard, Julia Shelf, Delois A. Sherard, Waunzo Sherrill, Veronica Shipman, Barbara Silver, Darlis ,,.,P 72 l Sherrod, Rosa - , ' 'QV Silver, Minnie 5 f., 1'- 117 Smith' Queen E' Soloman, Cleopatra G ,A Smith, Samuel 764 I 4 Q a il Spencer, Larry Steele, Barbara Sturdivant, Eugene Talbert, Brenda Thomas, Douise Springs, Shelia Spruell, John Steele, Carolyn A. Stith, Calvin Sturdivant, Leon H. Switzer, Peggy A. Taylor, Gwendolyn Thomas, Carolyn Thomas, Felicidoll Thomas, Sedalia if 'Q sw-ww? ,. r' 'vs 3 DF, ,a - as -v' 'IND' . 'J Thompson, Brenda F. Thompson, Brenda J. .. g- ' ' A ' . Tuck, Joyce A. .l , Turman, Frank YQ of 4' f ,nl 9 J v Q, . . ng. , 'o . slr... l . ,Q 1: .- ' , as Wagoner, Delores Waiters, Josephine Watkins, Lorraine N, White, Gwendolyn E. 41 af, J' X Q- -- Williams, Denise B. Williams, Donald Thurman, Gene Wadsworth, Delores Watkins, Linda W'hitfield, Linda M. Williams, Robert E. Y. ff :Uv x lf, 5 qf 2 .' Q-v -+0 O.: av- Gm, 076 , Wilson, Gwendolyn Young' Jane E- gg- iff- I Worth, Janice x f T -..,.,., L --, . -.. -MV: ...V b. .i li So honored to dine with Miss Junior, Barbara Still. On our way to dine with Miss Still. if - .2 A 'dl .t ,, 3. .f' ,g, .. , I ,7 V l f , .---fr' f -VXA' L1 ' 'X I Go the Junior way! Vote Still! Why! It's Miss Still and her escort. Five juniors-Bound for S. I. U. ,-f kg . ! N4 .gs ,fn 'C 1 fl- the JUNIOR class 1 111i-Ill' Z sux X ,M ,Z I.:- -an-1-4 Lucille Evans CPresidentJ William Crews CVice Presb Junior Officers .pa--A-'Y 'ff' .lean Allen CSecretaryD Victoria Williams fTreasurerJ il 99' ,pf 49 ft N-if uw Q--A Mx Barr, Nellie Batts, Vivian Belle, Eva K. Boyd, Mabel Allen, Jean Anderson, Hilda Anthony, Amy Arnold, Mattie Artis, Varline Atkinson, Patricia A. Atkinson, Joy A. Austin, Shirley ef' y vi of Brown, Carol Brown. Carolyn Brown, James Buchanan, Janet Burnett, Garry G. Butler, Jeanette Cac sar, Jeanene Calhoune, Juliann Sf ,ap- if ,P 705 gg is-I X ig: 4' f-Q r l as !0 it ... .,, ggi' C ' Q-9 ur.. , Bradford, Arthur Bradley, Beuuice C. Brewington, Minnie Brower, Eva J. I1nmn.. :aus-.-aw .. lx .. l. ,Q ' 9 51 N I Q x X , Q-- C ' 5 ,.,JQ ff Couthen, Cleveland Croxton, Constance Curry, Mary Darten, William .J Q Q , ,. .4311 Canady, Gloria Cardwell, Jacqueline Carter, Calvin Clavon, Mary Clyburn, Betty Coleman, Dorothy Cordell, Donald A. Corpening, Mabel r ' Y!! Dingle, Tressie Dover, Roslyn T. Dozier, Hillard Dubose, Ann D. Duvkett, Reginald Duncan, Cleous Eaflcly, Jannie Edwards, Ruth .J ff' Davis, Olga Davis, Thomasina M Day. Eva DeBe1'1'y, Mary C. Rt' Q--4 V ,fi Ju N' .A-H' 14' PAR' ad' .av n--0 I' gk . , .six .. -...Q f fff ,G ,fag , llllflll . Us gl' N Green, David 1 1 ' Grier, Ruthie 1 V A Griffin, Kenneth M. ' Hall, Teresa 1 1' V ' - Liee l -7 Fletcher, Lamont Floyd, Betty Fox, Janet Galbreatli, Lula Gerald, Willie Ginyard, Delores Glenn, Yolanda Grant, Geraldine 0'5' 3 . --1 1 3 5 rg: ,.-9 -r ' . 9 I 56X ,gi li s 'Vi If Hartman, Natelie l '-' ff X I, .0-4 I. gf If Hampton, Virginia Hardy, J ea nette Harris, Deborah Harris, Saundra f 0-6- iq Herring, Gloria 14 15 Hill, Johnny W. Hodges, Rosie rgf.-Nh. V -. ! ,Q x 4' 9:8 if will zasfkniiff a. E 'UN Holland, Joan Howie, Lasenia Jackson, Jacqueline N vi Jackson, Maurice I. ' N en? f fi ,nn 4 . ,,.f .4 -rwsff I7 C ,do 411' ff James, Barbara Jenkins, Sylvia Jerald, Elizahc-th Johnson, David Johnson, Diane Johnson, Janet Johnson, Margaret Jones, Lola A. ,ala Y QQ' I ILO Joyce, Elaine R. ,..-.p Joyner, Hazel J. ,., 2 Kelly, Barbara ' fg Kincaid, Donald ' ,,. i, ' .r :fills fgiif' A? , . fc.,--,,. -lklffmaa rc 32136215 5 ffffgypr. Q5555:-f 5?:7:kfSrf:if:f55: Eiiifffr 55535151 ' ' Eff Law, Marilon Y. Ledbetter, George Lewis, David S. Lucas, Frankie Martin, Azell Maske, Larry T. Mason, Janet L. Matthews, Dale Kincaid, Ronald Kirby, Gloria J. Knight, Laura Knox, Constance 15 1 X X g Q Y .5 ,' ' , -- 9 'f.9'f. N 'qv Q x X - V 1 X1 'K i P K' K . . . 1 X WN 5? 1, f N' i l f N kb --.wuz I , , -4f,,,,w-.i-i' ,v 1331-n ,u --, 1 'X 1 '51 'w?'i : ':Ztifgi-ici! ,Wil XIX? . ,,ul ' Hx, 5 A-' lr li Q 1.4 1 Ea. 'H-xi'k2'.EZI,ZIZ.ZiTf1v'f. :.f7!f2fL..wF, Qggdlzlg. . .F 95. fn .W 'L .ff hr' TWQWU , frifz' ,,.,. 5 Q Q3 55 Q ' - - MCAd0u, Beatrice H 5 McBride Bennie a A y . Mccin, Nettie ,- 1' X Mcliie, Isaac R. . ' 5. 3. fag ' ' Q ' fkifxv 'E 3 I ,. .bf'f.12 Fi' .9121 ,n ik : nfl A .ff J.- Moore, Shirley P 4--. Moser, Louvenia , --f Murphy, Claudette X Nicholson, Luevora I X Nbr McKinney, Yvonne McKoy, Velinza McRae, Margaret Moore, Alfretta T' ' kii fvi s 0 . 4'- 5 if saga in Q -9 C' ' 69 av 2' Pender, Bernice Perkins, Julia Pete, Shirley Petty, Mary Pulliam, Kay River, Julia Robinson, Rochelle Rose, Lucy 130 6 trff' xfff ff' Nixon, Frances Page, Carolyn Patrick, Mary E. Pearson, Dorothy yr? :J '..' . r'w,.,l 'vi fV' ...1' -..-Jil l '9 6 J In' 431 S L --.4 Q Q, ,L Q ,L -x , fa ,, . ' is ry N -- 'G-. , .V - f- IV' e-'X ,,-S IU! fi? -1' 'J Smith, Shirley Smith, Willia Still, Barbara Story, Patricia r-T .lvifiil- f eff fr in Roseman, Linda Rutledge, Melrle Sanders, Mattie Saunders, Judith Shore, Chlories Shouse, Evelyn Sims, Allean D. Smith, Deborah fqs C' XVS 3 I3 1 Stovall, Kay Summers, Brenda Talley, Tonya Taylor, Jacquelyn aff, Taylor, Mary N.- Taylor, Yvonne X.......- Thaxton, Wilma ' -A -4? Thomas, Emma L2 Thompson, Johnny rf' Vaughn, Linda I D 'J Wall, Lorraine V: W3ltQTS,Llll16 If N. ,Q cf- f' T'i'i ' , '45'Q K... .e 1 N42 -.J' 75' X ff ., uf' 11, r J' lx n y rf' Williams, Carol Williams, Delean Williams, Victoria Willis, Jerry 'J-'Af IGN ,, ff ', 44' - A if R Washington, Benjamin Webber, Laura Wells, Bettie Westry, Gloria lVhite, Prentice Whitmire, John Whitt, Maggie Wilkins, Eric AFR ff' xfvi g N' 5 I 'fx 'ef' e-fn :Y- e N' ga, W- 9'3- fl' .ab' 1 Q I 'LJ ' Willis, Sandra Wilson, Jean Young, William . ' eg ' , .- - ' . N '- 1-,gafri W. '. I- 'Y T. - X ws, .- A'-ff:,' ' i if-i. ' in I fgfffs. - A 8 I '29, Q ' 1. i X ' J, -. yy' ,z ffl .P 'Vi- . .- ' l -A I ,v'l'ni5l-!1l':?.'li- 'x .. ' lr v I ymxyv-. nu, Il f- 3 ' ' 1 IL 5 A is In g V A .-K A 5' I ' ' 4 L fzxffgf' , -. 45- ' Q -.S -x . , 55: ,- - N n -cy df :ff N I . . .- N 4 9 Cv' - 4' f- wa. s f 'qlqffg t 3'.f-- - .- , A u A .,,, Y... . 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Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Alston, Marion E. Rt. 2, Box 239 Enfield, N.C. Major: Elementa Minor: English ,,-: f-D ry Education R- '4...v Archie, Marvis J. 2328 Glenn Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Physical Education Minor: Sociology X, Askew, Joseph 800 E. 4th St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Music and History F XU5 qi ef Atkinson, Betty L. 705 McRae St. Wilmington, N.C. Major: English Minor: History Bailey, Dianna J. 791 2223 Greenway Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major : Elementary Minor: History Education . 1' xv' 4,11 HV Holes, VVenclell 263 Norris Brown Ave. Atlantic, Ga. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Hracey. Ida R. 318 Ford St. llenderson, N.C. Major: Element Minor: History Bell, Doris A. Rt, 1, Box 158 Oak City, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Histolfv Bolden, Abigail T. 918 Maurice St. Monroe. N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History ,f ms Banks Fave E 415 W Sth St Winston Salem N C Majoi El9II'l6I1t'1lX Education Minoi H1StO1V Beattx James P 141-l Watts Ave Roanoke Va Majoi Health 8. Physical Education Minoi HlStO1X TI-. Brooks, Carolyn D. Rt. 2. Box 137 Pittsboro, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology Brown. Carolyn A. 1210 N. Dunleith Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. F195 xg Major : Elementary Education N Minor : History A we- fS ml? . 1,4 Hi V .., in , A Y Brown. Shirley B. 1252 22nd St. Newport News, Va. wh-xy? 1' ' ' Iwo J' Major: Elementary Education V Minor: History x!Carlton, Beryl 2419 E. Kingds Park Dr. Charlotte, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Kli- 04 .,,-0 sf' af., , JY' s .Q . X .i ,IJ-J Chambers, Brenda L. 1303 Hattie Avenue Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Chance, Marjorie D. Rt. 1, Box 105 Bethel, N.C. Major: Elementary Minor: History Education Cheek, Carnetta Rt. 2, Box 160 Norlina, N.C. Education Minor: Sociology o-I' L 4n Cheek, Connie J. 015 Major: Health 8: Physical N-'4 Rt. 2, Box 127 4 -J Ramseur, N.C. Major: Elementary Education 'f f Minor: Art Cheeks, Wilhelmenia B. 2509 Fairchild Rd. Winston-Salem, N.C. -.J Major: Elementary Education Minor: History .,-,N Cherry, Claudia P.O. Box 402 Sharpsburg, N.C. Major: Health 8a Physical Education Minor: Biology Clavon, Shirley A, 904 W. 20th St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Health Sz Physical Education Minor: Sociology Curry, David 1404 W. Monroe St. Salisbury, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology is ..n L. A T i .1 N, Cunningham, Willietta H. 1-123 E. 11th Stf Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Cureton. Deloris L. 9501 Idlewild Rd. Charlotte, N.C. Major: Elementary Education -t Minor: English ,V vv 2-4. , Cuthrell, Geneva 2724 Teresa Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Ma'or ' Elementary Education j . Minor: History Curry, Andrew E. 661 State St. Perth Ambay, N.J. Major: Health gl Physical Education Minor: History ff' I . .uf 'Ji ' ke Cyrus, Palmer S. Rt. 1, Box 181 Hollister, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology Davidson, Gwendolyn Rt. 7. Box 448-A Statesville, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History .1 Ti ii. 143 f '? X of, :N- -.nf Ellis, Walter 2 Hyde Terrace Raleigh. N.C. Major: Health di Physical Education Minor: Sociology Evans. Hythia D. 20-12 K. Court Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Health Sz Physical Education Minor: History MiEaton, Dietra D. 2209 Gerald St. Douthit, Turner Minor: History Dubose. Ethel R. ' Minor: Sociology Dulin, Peggy Lee 737 W. 251fQ St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Business Education Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Music 5 Elementary Education 2642 N. Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education 121 N. Cleveland Ave. . 1 W Winston-Salem. N.C. 5 Major: Elementaiy Education ,flqp If Qui -.,f' I Everette, Joyce E. 1441 East Main St. Lincolnton, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Faxio, Philip M. 269-56th Place, N.E. Washington, D.C. Major: Health 85 Physical Education Minor: History Felder, Arnesta Rt. 1, Box 88 Hamlet, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English 03 AFS, Finger, Sandra L. 155-8th St. Ct., S.E. Hickory, N.C. Major: Health 8: Physical Education Minor: History 'ZZ-. -Jr ar: 21N S, if Flowers, Jacquelyn D. Rt. 1, Box 36 Wadesboro, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Forte, Hallie Rt. 1, Box 383 Raleigh, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History '99 Majoi Elementalx Education Funches, Beverly A. 2821 Glenn Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Gibson, Otis 550 E. C St. Kannapolis, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History M3101 Elementary Education fc, exf- Fostei James E 35 Waslungton St Tuclxahoe N Y Major Muslc VFOXVIQI BettyJ 1826 N Tiade St Winston Salem N C Major Business Educatlon Y -. Graves, Ethel Anita Rt. 1. Box 271A Reidsville, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Graves. Sandra O. ff' 6-N.. Rt.1.Box 268 ' - ' Reidsville, N.C. k -u ' Major: Elementary Education Ru, Minor: History T K sd Y - n Hairston, James F. 401 Carver St. Lexington, N.C. Major : Health 8: Physical Education Minor: History Hall, Alfred J. 812 Nixon St. Wilmington, N.C. Major: Health :Sz Physical Education Minor: Sociology Hampton, Eunice Rt. 2, Box 273 Leaksville. N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Sociology Hargro, Fred 1608 S. Dunleith Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History , ...Ml Harper. Diane 604 Carolina Ave. Rocky Mount, N.C. Major: Histoiy Harper, Norma J. 807 Marstellar St. Wilmington, N.C. Major: Elementary Minor: Sociology Henry, Beverly A. 879 Rankin St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Ha-altli Sz Physical Education Minor: History Harsliaw, Julia R. Rt. 7, Box 1115 Rlorgranton. N.C. Maj or: Elcnienta Minor: History Harris, Ernestine Rt. 4, Box 213-A Roxboro, N.C. Major: Elementary Minor: History Education Hawkins Jolinn - Y Walkertown, N.C. Major: History Minor: Sociology ry Education .2 Hfneauj J' M' M -:J Education -at 14 -..if 4911 E- l U'4 l .l Hewett, Sandra Lee fx 13-D Taylor Homes ' Wilmington, N.C. Major: Health ti Physical Education Minor: History SW '- Q -rf , 'pi-,V -,l',jl'f' -N vi, , We 1 Hicks, Ronald R. 530 N. Graham Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: History Minor: Sociology Q English 16' ' . .ff Hodges, Elaine 1621 Oaklawn Ave. Charlotte. N.C. Major: English Minor: Sociology Hinton, Patricia A. 202 E. Hillsboro St. Mt. Olive, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History A A Holiday, Patricia A. 942 E. 18th St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History '54 M Holmes, Goldia 1435 Dellabrook Rd. Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: Business Education Minor: Education X . J . 1 . 4- '+...:' House, Gertrude ,,, 901 Ridge Rd. gg, Richmond, Va. Minor: History 124 Abernethy St. Lincoln, N.C. Minor: Biology 51 . gf Hunter, Johnson B. Major: Elementary Education Major: Elementary Education alfa' 24 1 o. Hunter, Martin 1427 B Wallace St. Winston-Salem, N .C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Jarrett, Arthur H. 1630 Chestnut St., Apt. D Winston-Salem, N .C. Major: Health gl Physical Education Minor: History Jenkins, Sandra M. 815 Bruce Street Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education fwt Minor: History Jennings, Timothy ' 154 Waverly Ave. i .. .Ji - y., Newark, N.J. 1 ,W-R Q '- Major: Elementary Education .ajft Minor: Physical Education U: ..,,i' iso . ,411 J,,.o .Q Y-'24 Johnson, Evelyn J. Rt. 3, Box 97 Tarboro, N.C. Major: Elementary Education -'US Minor: History ' I' Joyner, Marion B. - 812 Rich Ave. K, Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: Elementary Education X Minor: Sociology lj 4 l i i ' A' A 99 215 A-0 D. 'Q' 1 A . jr 'B Joyner, Ralph , 4, Rt. 2, Box 386 Fuquary Varina, N.C. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Kea, J annette Rt. 1, Box 44 Currie, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Kelly, Elizabeth A. Post Office Navassa, N.C. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry King, Corria T. Rt. 1, Box 137 Mill Spring, N.C. Major: History Minor: Sociology -V-fm.. 25 af' sv! -1 Lea, Angeline 1254 W, Stokes St. Danville, Va. Major: Elementary Education gm Minor: History -f , Lindsay, Thomasina 4 X' 1 , 1823 S.Winget St. I Castonia, N.C. ' j' Major: Elementary Education 'A Minor: History Little Rachel P.O. Box 71 .fl .,,0,, McCall, Jennifer A. 530 W. Connecticut Ave. Southern Pines, N.C. Major: Health 8a Physical Education Minor: Biology McCallum, Ruby F. 1813 S. Alston Avenue Durham, N.C. Major: Music Ansomville, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Lowery, Brenda O. 30 Hillside St. Canton, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History I ..- ad 1' 4' .1 'x aff McCa1-ther, Carolyn D. Rt. 3, Box 227 Mt. Airy, N.C. Major: i'iit'lllt'l1t?ll Minor: English McCartl1er, Felicia Rt. 2, Box 459 Mt. Airy, N.C. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry so-5 QVN 0-fy Education McDowell. Carol L. 828 W. 7th St., Apt. A Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor 3 History McGriff, Betty Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History , .J ,.-Ali Al IWN f-l .--j ..J 1 i 'll' ' -un. ' f f' 0 Q ,v ' 'gal' .hu -.,',.: McLaurin, Linda Gail P.O. Box 321 Rocky Mt., N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Malloy, Zelma M. Rt. 1, Box 252-A Hamlet, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Na+' 14 ,949 Mercer, Mary A. Minor: English Salisbury. N.C. Major: English Minor: History ' --.ff Mitchell, Elizabeth J. Rt. 1, Box 109 Mayodan, N.C. Major: Elementary Education ' - Minor: English 5. f,,- Q, mf' Moore. Claudette D. 558 Kinard Dr. Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: Health Sz Physical Education Minor: Sociology Morgan, Terry M. Rt. 1, Box 465 Kings Mountain, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Mitchell, Judy J. 611 Woodbury St. High Point. N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History fi 508 N. Tillery St. Rocky Mount, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Miller, Gracia M. 1127 W. Horah St. ,.-ff 1K 'JU any 4 , ri ':-fx 79 62 .gi t. 1: . Norfleet, Drucilla Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: Eleinenta Minor: Sociology Obey, William E. 352 Jackson St. Reidsville, N.C. Major: Elementa Minor: History ry Education ry Education Q! hs ls. Oglesby, Vermal P.O. Box 172 Granite Quarry, N.C. Major: Elementary Education V R- 1, Minor: History we-'Z' Packenham, Fornecer 510 Washington St. Graham, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History .ir 1 . I , fl. ,. 'F7p:4.f.,g+ V - , ff-pr,-M f I i fi ff' 1 N fi in N I ,ff Paige, Freda E. 1922 Crestdale Drive Charlotte, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Biology Patterson, Gwendolyn 313 E. Hudson St. Monroe, N.C. Major: English Minor: Library Science . . Pendleton. Brenda G. , t 4: ' IZ, 92:3 E. isrh sr., Apt. B 5 - 5' , h -,fbjfg Winston-Salem, N.C. A Q f N . g 57 Bllgajor : IEIlementary Education - , f , f' r ' inor: istorv , X , I . ' fx ' W E Y Peoples, Wilma Faye ' , 3 . W' 5 2230 E. 23rd St. V a 5 ,- Winston-Salem, N.C. '--- ,- , ' 4: - Major: English E A I ' Minor: Library Science Perry, Judy Marie Rt. 4, Box 44-A Ahoskie. N.C. K2 Minor: Art .J J Phillips, Arthur Lee A107 N. Marietta St. Gastonia, N.C. Major: Health 81 Physical Education Minor: Biology Phillips, Noah 610 W. Hankon Ave. Gastonia, N.C. Major: Health Sz Physical Education Minor: Sociology -.ff Major: Elementary Education Pettis, Joyce Rt. 1, Box 113 Collunbia, N.C. Major: English Minor: History 1 nl rv' 'Iwi so-J l '-v . Pinnix, Barbara 803 Vance St. Reiclsvillc, N.C. Major: Biology iv: Minor: Chemistry Puryear, Barbara W. -'J 1918 N. Trade St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: English Minor: History Reynolds. Shirley Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education 4, :AD -..ff- Roberts, Rita F. 913 Plum St. Durham, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Y1 . ,,,, ,fi L.. .. 1 fvv Qi. -.,,' '--4' Robinson, E. Patricia 2063 K. Courts Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education Rochelle. Henry B. 1054 Nabket St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History 6 Sociology .avs ' 4m,,' ' 45 P if - Q 'I Siler, Susie Carol 271 Huffman St. Greensboro, N.C. Major: Music Silver, Eva Doretta Rt. 1, Box 7-1-A Hollister, N.C. Rodgers, Patricia 303 Airport Drive Danville, Virginia Minor: History Satterfield, Fannie Rt. 2, Box Roxboro, N.C. Education Minor: History u ,nu Session, Mary R. 1201 South Sth St. Wilmington, N.C. Major: Biology Minor: Math Major: Elementary Education M i nor : History Major: Elementary Education Major: Health Sz Physical Shade, Dorothy L. 238-7th Ave. S.W. Hickory, N.C. Major: English Minor: Library Science rflli Js, X J ,- , P' Q ? ,f -.4 Sq? N '-. 5 l NIWIOI l'lenn1it'11s Fducation Q Spivey, Joan M Rt. 1, Box 196 Colerain, N.C. Major: History Minor: English Starks, Lawrence Jr. 914 Stadium Drive Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: Health Sz Physical Education Minor: History a-a-3 s-J Swann Lillie E Rt. 1 Box 153 Sencora N C 'p Maioi Elementalx Education Minoi Hlstorv Stepp Vera S 430 W 95th St Winston Salem N C IVIHJOI Business Education New Brunswick, N.J. Q arf Tuck, Barbara Rt. 1, Box 824 Sanford, N.C. Major: Business Education 'l'urncr, Lewis Jr. 165 James St. Newark, N.J, lllzijorz Health 8z Physical Education Minor: Sociology 001' Thonton, Charles M. 1536 Cleveland Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Taylor, Annie Ruth 1717 Harper St. Rocky Mount, N.C. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Thomas. Carol Lee 38 South Ward St. , .4 Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Treadwell. Vernell Rt. 1, Box 68 Garland, N.C. Major: English Minor: History c-7, ' 1 Major: Business Education Minor: Mathematics fv- -'U' 'Klum Elementaix Fducation I ln, Walker, Linda C. Rt. 4, BOX 224 Rocky Mount, N.C. Major: Elementar Minor: Sociology Walker, Ernestine 3513 Statesville Ave. Charlotte, N.C. Major: Piano Minor: Voice y Education ?v V. Watt. Biffy T. 139 Ridge St. Reidsville, N.C. Major: Element Minor: Math JWatt, George A. Rt. 3, Box 130-A Reidsville, N.C. Minor: History Major: Elementaix Educatloi .Q-'44 White Cfuol P O Box 153 Faumont N.C. Nlaioi Health Q Physical Education Wlinoi Biology White, Joyce Ann 103 North St. Boone, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History L- QW? , -'..4f rf- Watts Jacqueline 2219 Manchestei St Winston Salem N C Majoi Phx sical Education Minoi Biolo x ,Ja Wells Cvnthla Elnor P.O Box 194 Sedalxa N C MaJo1 Biology Minoi Chemistis Williams, lXl8l'fl'2l1'Qt J. P.O. Box 48 Pollocksvillc, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History XVllll2lI'I1S,lll1l1',Q'lC A. PO. Box 48 Pollocksville, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History ur' Wilkerson, Zelma Rt. 1, Box 42 Lake Lure, N.C. Major: Elementary Minor: History Wilson, Celia 820 W. 7th St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Education lf, -3 'I - -JA .,.5: 'Ui .4 5 -, , I - A, ,-j . .-.F-. , , -,ms --. -. QV.: A - Wingate, Lutricia D. 1301 Mulberry Ave. Charlotte, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History Witherspoon, John H. 101 Lincoln Ave. Lexington, N.C. Major: Elementary Education Minor: History if .2 'ur Wright. Nancy D. 2125 Bowen Blvd. Winston-Salem. N.C. Major: Business Ed ucation 8' .J - I A.,-ff ,1 t . 1. -Ag' . ' , x '- Young, Evelyn R. 180 Earle St. Charlotte. N.C. Major: Elementa Minor: History ry Education Wright, Norma A. 824 Crawford St. Winston-Salem, N.C. Major: English Minor: History ef, ., - , , Q X YN X Qllu' 1 lulvurv Iqlihllqzllx L1 qi 5 Q 3 'v 5 . . ms .1 . Q - . 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X . fm F ifmffiza'-44 .-Q'544.a'4Q-TF74' V .1405-41 -v 15? 1 i ,. -.fr.,11iq.gQg7'r.,.'f, - ,'H9 3r1.1. .QQI J. ' -vris2H1f':fyJv'1 e ' 1f '.v26n R, if-1:91 ' - -2 7'?P-Firff? 1 Svrhnnl nf ursing Belle. Ella B. Box 624 Carthage, N.C. Alston, Sonja M. Graham Road Pittsboro, N.C. Baldwin, Minnie M 707 Sl2lLltQfl1l9l' St. Goldsboro, N.C. Dobson, Cora Rt. 2, Rox 320 Dobson, N.C. Flack. Sylvia 100.1 Weather Slillldfllv, Nfl Curc-ton, Mary L. 1600 Old Wilkesboro H' WW-, , 3 Gin-iii-, Marian Ri. l,Rox123 l'liclihiirg1', Sf. Hicks. Jacqueline P. 22055 Lake Drive Durliznn, N.C. E A F NN? fvi --. J, Howard, Janice 939 East 18th St. Winston-Salem, N.C. My ,, ., 2 Jackson, Patricia L. Rt. 7, Box 970 Sanford, N.C. 94'- Xin' .J fr 3 Johnson. Carolyn General Delivery Burgaw, N.C. Jones, Evelyn W. 1920 Mississippi O. Ave. SE. Washington, D.C. fr A--' 54,9 Patrick, Peggy D. Rt. 2, Box 135 New Bern, N.C. Simington, Mary S. 2828 Glenn Ave lVins'u an-Salem,'N.C. Montgomery, Quilla J 28-B Columbia Terrace Winston-Salem, N.C. Moore, Angeline 914 qhu liter . g. g St. Goldsboro, N.C. March. Martha R. 1653-B Lincoln Ave. Winston-Salem. N.C. Martin. Carol B. Piedmont Si. Maflismi, N.C. 4111 Sd 'Q-e,1 -J 'Ji x f- fa Smith, Cassandra A R115 Ferrell Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. Spencer, B3l'bZ1l'3 A. 715 Olivia Lane Goldsboro, N.C. 5 ,.. 1, l Q4 Whaley, Phyllis J. 3918 S St. S.E. Washington, D.C. f? 'fffqry 3 -J' YC' Womble, There-ssa Z. 911 N. Sth Ave. Siler City, N.C. 4-2, g- -J' Wright, Janice M. 824 Crawford St. Winston-Salem, N.C. ACTIVITIES QUEENS wg A ' 33494 AE , ka- . .. + ' , fn. 4'-A1 -u., ... -,- ,wh - E' ' A AFTERTH ATIONS , DUGHT FEATURES WHO'S WHO pp. . ' ' 'Y' .ff , QQ if i ' fx 'R f u in - '. r-',' N Ne ' iii? fr k . I yy . Q f E X ., - , .. X za K , I WY: m 1 f.. 'Q T 'J J' I 'ff' if I w .islrw 'I T - K ,ki : . .- 39- 'Q .' A x ' , . .t X' 1 Q v Y ,K t VP 41 e, I :I X L. -i ii- P :L xii . at V. is -hx ' - 5 R f' I i 'I M x if fit 2 1 . . ' I' . ' I ! Q -ls -2 x..' 1' , i , ' i rw LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Curry, Judicial Directory L. Turner. President: J. Foster, Student Affair: Gail Owen, Secretary: N. Wright, Financial Directory J. Lightsey, Social Affair. Student Government SQ I SICATICD, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Young, L. Holden, W. Crews, J. Rivers. N. lVriy:l1t, F. Stephen, and F. Foster. STANDING: M. Samson. R. llrysmi, R. K1-ith, J. C ull1rmn, A. Phillips, F. Terry, Hillard Dozier. 4 S-RATED: C. Duncans, F. Andrews, E. Freeman, J. Brown. STANDING: YV. Dozier, R. MCKQi'th, G. Burnett, J. Poole. Urbane Society LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Farrow, E. Johnson, J. Polle. I - Hll 4lZ'..':'5l1,iC. 'Q in 5 111 l171'V '.1 1F i ! '11 1 r 7 f f i Il' 'l V i dv l il SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: O. Davis, S. Ruflierford, .I. Craigf, D. Cole- man, lVI. Cannon. STANDING: R. Brown, M. Whitt, VV. Smith, C. Williams. Citizenship, Leadership and Character Science Club -. .. ,.1,t....T..f- . .. F. Y - .. , . -nl ll YL1. .4 1 fi U44 in me L. gg n 1- RQ -lf!! -. nil-411-u1nL:-as 1- - nu ' iilv' 1f-.-.1'-vu- . as I CS -fl-2 w1 1 l an Z5-Y I ..4 -11 x 7 I 1- Qi I U- i l -Q KY 1 na I ul SEATFD, LEFT T0 RIGHT: O. Solomon, M. Tucker, fl. Ru'tl1crfm'd, S. Kr-lly. :mil J. Scott. STANDING: Il. Phinnix. T. McNeal, R. Carson, E. Ki-lly, A. Cutliicr, M. Thomson, D. Clifton. l711 Brown Hall Council l I if A il'- lud' W .. I SEATED. LEFT TO RICIIT: Ernesl Brown, Donald Kincaid. Hilliard Dozier. STANDING: Willie Taylor and Marvin Branch. Bickett Hall Council 4. A. i. ,l gi 1 l l L..f TN- CJ' SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janie Eaddy, Patricia Hinton, Evelyn Young, Shirley Gilchrest, Brenda Lowrey, and Corn Dobson. STANDING' D' . . ' Q Colman. D. Halpei, H. Black, S. FIIIQQI, C. Wells. T. Womble, J. Howard: 175 Vi 'VP ' I , if' V, SEATFJD: A. Fields, G. Taylor, D. Clifton. STANDING: C. Harris and C. Young. Atkins Hall Council ai ---a l! F ii i F Q T' L -Q. SFIATICD, LEFT T0 RIGHT: J, Slwppai-fl, F. Riddick, M. Moore, J. llollancl, I,. Wliitfiolil, FI. Horlgos, L. Pullian and Mr. John Lewis. Student National Education Association ZJV Colson Hall Council SEATED: F. Satterfielfl. F. Paigo, and D. Barnes. ' STANDING: R. sm-rad and J. Mal-Sh. Colson Hall Offlqerg SEATED: L. Miller, S. Waton, E. Tucker, R. Davis. STANDING: P. Stevens. A. Chase and J. Vance. 177 Pegram Hall Council f SEATED: J. Mason, L. Jones. E. Bell, S. Thomas, L. Walls. STANDING: C. Cheeks. D. Lester, E. Brower, V. Artis. E. Wiggrins, G. Smith. Pegram Hall Officers SEATED: S. Frinlc, J. Slivarin, M. Hinton, B. Pittman. STANDING: S. Swings, L. Horton. I.. Whitfield, J. Waitcfrs. M. Alston. l X llq , ww.- Charmettes Charm Club Physical Education Club KNICFILING: R. Massey, R. Isloy. R. Lucas. E. Lewis, D .Leek G. Bzlmett. STANDING: J. Beatty, R, Robinson, B. Pony. I. Orr, S. Clavou, T. Talley, J. Johnson, R. Edwarrls, A. Hall. .,.Jf v : I -' ' 1 ' . . .P 4 4 L.,-.5-,I . l 1 E -- 2 LFIFT T0 RIGHT: I. Orr, R. Erlward. C. Flack, C. Murphy. F. Satterficld, .I, .Iz1c'ksnn, Il. VVQIIS. Modern Dance Group Ill' 3 S LPI 'I in 44 F I i fig Er Z Fl? ,i' Q .f, ,i F F- 9 ! E' l -54 ,ll U b 0 ' a sal-4 '10 Sl AK 3:5 X X18 yaqplalx , Qi - S 'za S b x 3 GR r i F 2' Sf! 9 V Jkt, iw: NX ,,f 2- Pan Hellenic Council Exerting influence in every walk of Greek Life at Winston-Salem State College, the Pan Hellenic- Council serves as the law making' body and control center for sororities and fraternities. Biffy Watt, President in 184 5' ., I. ?1'I'-3 S SICATED. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Diana Bailey, Norma Wright, Szlnclra lliunvw,-s, Kay Pulliam, Cliarlelie Puylor. STANDING: David Curry, William Cn-ws, George I,e1lbette1', Donald Corflc-ll. Johnson Hunter, Jerry Willis. t l 4 Zeta Phi Beta i l Founded at Howard l'nix'n-rsity, Wnshing'ton. DF.. in 1920, the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority places high einphasis on finer womanhood, high religious concepts :intl excelleiiu- in st-liolawsliip. The mi-mhers consider it's annual Miss Lady of the Year activity a highlight of the yr-ai i ,A '4 i .. P 1,1 4-vs. Mary Cureton Cora Dobson Sylvia Flack Sandra Graves Af' Y Angeline Moore Carolyn Page Wilma Peoples Barbara Tuck vt V , Carolyn Brooks p ft 'T' Eunice Hampton fb Theressa Womble ti. IZ Tw t.. 'w rs 'C' ' ,- l.,,,, b 'VQB ol in 2-,ki.f,,4,fo4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Wright, Patricia Atkinson, Minnie Brewington, Jackie Parker, and Joy Atkinson. l8S Alpha Kappa Alpha Founded in 1908 at Howard University, Alpha Kappa Alpha was America'S first collegiate sorority for Negro women. Since its beginning the sorority has grown into an international organization with chapters all over the world. :XX Doris Avery rv Dorothy Battle Duremea Battle Joyce Everette 01' fv! -3 ' -, Glenda Hood Sylvia Jenkins Lola Jones Ruby Jones L n f .1 Sf , A of un? ' 1 qi Martha March Tempie Marrow Charlene Paylor Shirley Pete 'Vi .ak Kay Pulliam Laura Webber Alpha Phi Alpha This is the oldest Negro Fraternity. fnunrlefl in 1906. The Alphns Strive to do manly fleerls, prmnrwte scholarship and l'PllflPl' worthwlmilu service to humanity. ,'l vs R' - ,, Thomas Andrews M Q George Ledhetter 5 Tw f 1 6 xl ' -- :Q . f J ' f 1' L L A .f Larry Butler Charles Darity Melvin Eaton .- 'f a fx 43 'fn r iQ? 1' Q 4 w 4 Joseph Lightsey Fred Mizzell Larry Spencer Doris Avery, Sweetheart .1 mx -nv' LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Darity. Larry Butler, Joseph Lightsey. Larrv Spencer, Melvin Eaton. Benjamin Penn, Fred Mizzell. X Jean Allen Q01 , up-L .rf +- Carolyn Buey Estelle Evans -Jacqueline Hicks l 88 Delta Sigma Theta Founded at Howard University in 1913 by twenty-two young women. the sorority has grown into Z1 national institution for college women. The sorority is dedicated to high cultural. intellectual and moral ideas. Beverly Barnes QW Vi .4 Betty Cooper 2 -an X7 Juanita Green v- af A Lillian Hoggard Denise Best Roslyn Dover Li Janice Harden Loleta Horton Diane Best 'fi Janie Eadcly Myrtle Hargrove x Lasenia Howie Annette Brevard Deitia Faton Y Gloria Herring jf.. Elva Johnson 1, .. X ,nfl RV? 1 N , ,yi i Ruby McCallum Nettie McGill :WN fy, IU' ra - 4 44.4 Gail Owens Dorothy Pearson 0 as Y ---4 vs-f N i i 'elif Barbara Still Wilma Thaxton Marie MCSwain Q -f 4 V r Bernice Pender ...Q 'S' Carol Thomas llomtliy Newkirk Elizabeth Shelley Norma Wright -e gf-G 512 + 7 'il 7' '44 . , , - - e ,- ,f Z -3 fi YfEf'ik'1 'i: Inf - Mfg, .X My ., :asa-ggi?12.: P 3!,5v 4 M4 33 'e 1 . s:ff-,S-if-fenf.-95.51 -1 'Wf ' 'Af' ' 13' , f 'f' - f -- K-Sis?-4 hr .we VH- -, - - - - r- -4 -cir- N :..:ff7' '- f:':.,E'i5S's l. '-af' ,. 5-5-. ,::f'A -.. 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UM- '- xlgf N , Q . 41+ may H 5 1- W ' Ni- : in ' ' Q e' i 'E I l A 1 3 l e X L - ,JV .Wi 1 z--1 M., L7 .4 z-f, 1 5- , Jiif.,,4.w if if-,M x Jfffy 'ia of -e 5 -e.x.,. ,T3Pi:QR N s 73-ef it ff' gigJ?f-ees. l 1 , ' e ' ' L1 1, f ' .. . ' i Q -A-I f . 1 1. V , ' - s'i',lf.-35 9:5 ' ' -QELQQ A 1-Fw 7 gy' .ml - Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi was founded at Indiana University in 1911. Its growth has spread to practically every major college and university campus in the nation. Y 11' 3 .6 IWW 14 Thomas Ballard Donnell Bowie Arthur Bradford John Brown ax - 'f 'Pj 4 1 as ' B-I ' David Corry Ronald Dyson Frederick Edwards Stephen Garland l fng K' ef Irvin Hassvll Floyd Love Arthur Phillips Noah Phillips ilnl v -- 1' iw .--'- 2 c. f' 0 cz '-i -1' .B-I f 4 Marvin Sznnpson R. Watts, Advisor uf Q- 5' Gwendolyn Davidson, Sweetheart ,I kv- Q. 1 1 iee' W , ' 1 1 .. . pn L fn Q A B V fri 1' r 7 ' .f- - ? .41f-.wifi-f af-1,5 I-,410 .g- 1' ' ' y1'S ' f f 'w:Aui. 1.1 1 .ifsri ' ' ' 1 1. - - e 'A-'fr - - ' if ... V aww, .-' . - ' Q gym! . ' ' ' f ' .U 15. .1.- . . ,- ,A 4. V. .. - - -. . H' -, .,,,i-cg.-on ' V, -i -4 hd W Lf: 1' e i,.n-as-bsmfmv 191 Qmega Psi Phi Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded in 1911 at Howard Uni- versity. The four cardinal principles are nianlioood, scholarship, per- severance and uplift. ,Jr asf' -J OA' id s Ernest Clemons William Crews Robbin Kirkland Frankie Lucas , fn- -- T .,.- ,l 1 N- , ...mg ' is ' i, Vs.: ' il .Zh Biffy Watt R. Cummings, Advisor if Fir-mice Pender, Sweetheart .592-ZKI1,-' A M . ' . i Qz m X LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ernest Clemons, Frankie Lucas, Robbin Kirkland. 51!HLg..-...W - - Phi Beta Sigma The Phi Fieizi Sigma Fl'1ltl'l'Iliiy w:iS fmxnfled in 191-I lvIliVCl'SitY by the Taylor lwothers. at Howard 'bt LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Fries, Donald Cordell, Joyce Foushee. Johnson Hunter, Melvin Washington. 'l 5 ff- gi 117.5 ,rg 'A--,X HZ! x Q: 2 It jf? 4,1 TW! N5 K .X 3' fa---.u -311 --4-'1 . bgw ,Run ' '..x 1 ,, xv, . 5 ,E-, - -inf iw Ai- ,,., W. . i fY,Y r l Don't just stand there. , . Help him! ' It's mme. e ?iU'I -9 . xHyiL,' .',.- Tl: f-sa.: P Mi? mf ,V 4 I :J '. ,' Y '- ,P Q f, ' r' as A' -' 1,1 'i N F L1'Q-9 Uf'l6 1 'Q A 4' Umgawa ' ' 4 ' ' Touchdown in Ram power. the making. 195 l STANDING: B. Still, R. Dover, G. Herring. M. Curry, J. Carlyle, J. Holland, and V. lV3.1'1'91'l. KNEELING: M. Archie. 7-:n fl O J, Cheerleaders K 1 , i Q X A1 1 All xv. 1 N' ' 10, X A ' ' N' . l I , l V l, ,, . 2 ig Ulf. Q I96 l K -- I--f - - - l I Football 55 .ff Eil75ki5'fE'55'hiH 'yy sf A2-f fx I if J if ' 431' A Bin? l I I I I FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Turner, J. Harvey, J. Paige, F. Epps, T. McNeil, L. Drayton, J. Anderson, G. Gore, M. Morrison, T. Jennings. SECOND ROW: H. Johnson, T. Jefferies, A. McManus, H. Melton, L. Bratcher, H. Terry, J. Spruell. K. Parker, J. Williams, C. Carthen. R. Shaw. THIRD ROW: C. Carter, L. Jeter. S. Coles, J. Brown, M. Turner, R. Camp, C. Stith, A. Reynolds, H. Sutton. E. Flint, R. Kelsey. FOURTH ROW: R. Hargroves. P. Foster, D. Grady, D. Johnson, M. Gibson, R. Smithermin, R. Sharrod, H. Leggett, T. Braxton, R, Brandon, L. Spencer. vZS 3',l A -fi -' ' ,.' ' I. yrs Irs . -1-sw-sw K 2' L .ug ', - ,. 4 , .I f Q 4, 1 5'6 1. ix 4: I, vu ' '-1 . 4,51 19 -, ' , , , .- f ' ' ' ' SQ.. If j-f+1:Ar ' - J -r' q 1. . k x 7' . yn. ,Nl .. .ff . ,- K' Q- 55. . 1 'R x r I-.w IB-X Z'H'x ff' 1 , 'xx K ,Y Rai? f+ Ts 'V ,- f if J. A ,. , -fb ,T lx 'iv fn' uf F P . H, .1,. 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'x A at .- .I r - N--. t f wizf-e4 --. 1, A W, -He l ',,-axe, 0' ,N 'A Carolyn Johnson Shirley Clavon Thomasina Lindsay Deitra Eaton Claudia Cherry 3, ' , ? lf' -- 'lfsiljf l ag 5 F Xlisgbfsg - ' 2 Q L in T' X Q, , H ,p l Marion Alston l Carol Brooks xx . Johnson HlII1t91 Biffy Watt np,.4.g...-.. - Y Q 7 Q li l ..,. l r 7 I l Wi I I I l l l r I 1351 l , Mrs Sadie Daniels, secretary to the college presi- dent. is awarded Secretary of the Day Award by WSJS Radio Station. Honored Personnel r ,V , E f' ir .H IM' fi Q . ,fe ,J H' .r, , .4,a.z.ae..---.. -0 7 ... q ,,.,,i,,:,,- ,. Mrs. Lucy Bradshaw. the college librarian, was K 1 ' 'W , ' W K A .Cru V A named to Wh0's Who in American Women and was , , , ' W A Y -QQ if :Eff-7,-5:1-'f,w l presented a Corsage by the library staff. ' : 3, -r -'ml ?'-i-'3- L- e - .5-. -'fry' L .,.. , . , .f- -ref: -2-ef.: '- -ff: , A ' ek-1 -- . f -2514 g,, ,.,--.4-ffazf sign'-... - ., . Lf.: V. .- a.. .:.,,. -I .N s-'41, f,i,l!1-,T lvl, . Nav i? 3 , i l Publication Staff A Lawrence Starks, Editor ' Rita Roberts, C0-Editor 92,4 ri' . W- Y YY -,, Y W 2,777 .7,,, , Associate Q! Editors :.. if ' 1 I- xr 5 gl mi 14 XT' LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Hewett, C. White, C. Brooks, S. Graves. ' - I - lull' . LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Spivey, D. Harper. . fi I ' Sports WH , f -- rf i ' I i fs V' I i X.. ,f Mffll 2. 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Spencer, O. Gibson. 'L I A ,sn-.-1-4 I 4 u .fu '71 ll L Z Z Q ' v - 1 Layout Editors 221 222 ' ..,.- . Q ' F ' I iaith LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Wright. Lewis Turner. J fi' LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorefta Silver Literary Typists X: ,5- 157 r 1 4 ., ,J ,iv D... ., T , :fill ff, yi . ,- , X if , . S952 Pj I ll ll 0 f , 5 I K I , Norma Wright, Joyce J , -1 3 Ti' f'1 i-Al 1 . I Secretary M Business Manager l X l fs Everette. F :xiii Q -H., ' I' lil - T X . 14' X sv I' 5 I . ee- - w '-'51 A A l N A. .A T X tl x, i SK K . STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: l2arbara Pinnix, Phyllis VVh:1ley, Carolyn Jolinson. SEATFID: Sandra Finger. In Appreciation .- : ,4 its a w , 1 'ws .ur nv aQ+LQrZb0 n 'S-'tain vita, Sine S 24 f -4-44:10 1 4 ww H on uuq 1 4 7+9W'f!U y NN 47 114 E 171354 A Jil' 'ffm'5 fH' L! ,gained l if invn :.:f+t 9-fha nl HPQW i If I In al , s I1 'A , , I ' , . 1 - '1.' n i' - J 1 X X' '. , 1 . . .si A, Y v 4 3. -gl' TZ f-fiff. . 4 ' f' .. nf. f ti 1 ' ' F df, -. -.'f-it ' ' 'za .......f :' 3 v- - ' . ,..-- ,'-5--ap .' N, ,. ' ,. . vw- ' ns ' , ' '.' ' 5 if .+Qxi1'-if 'I -' 'V' -4 f - .-'01-' ' Wu -i'v'.'!I'!: r' ,gi ,. , f can 0 -,' . .,.. N .,r- 1 7:1115-'gl .. 1. 1 +2 For two years Mr. William Rice served as our class advisor. As sophomores and iuniors we were faced with new problems that were all alleviated with the aid of Mr. Rice. We grew academically strong. and our moral, social. and religious roles were heightened. W'ords cannot give him all of the credit and praise he deserves. XVe thank and appreciate him. 1 VVorking' with the new ln-eed was not all peaches and cream, hut Mr. Jefferson llnniphrey possessed the patience and endurance to inspire us as newly-entering students to make a successful heginning. He had nrohlems, hut as our Freshnian Class advisor he overcame them all with a smile. VVe were successful in every class project endeavored under his guidance. We appreciate him greatly. As our Senior Class advisor. Mrs. Vivienne Conley was taxed With the many last minute details that consisted of joys as well as sorrows. In this one year she advised us to redirect our aims toward the very highest goals possihle and to reshape our attitudes if they showed signs of sloth- fulness, greed, and selfishness. By taking her advice, we are now ready to assume our roles as educators. May God bless her! Afterthoug ht In these pages we have tried to give an account of the birth of a great institution-VVinston-Salem State College. It was born seventy-five years ago and has proven to be an asset to everyone who enters its portals. lts growth has been miraculous. Its products have prospered greatly and the regrets for its birth have been none. We hail its growth and endurance, for without having offered us so much we would not be ready to face the world that stares at us with dim yet glowing eyes. We salute her--her faculty. administrative staff, the student body and other personnel. VVe feel that no single page, word, face or object has been wasteful to the portrayal of Winston-Salem State College as our dear Alma Mater. VVe feel that its worth can only be heightened by products, whether stu- dents or projects as this yearbook, that reveal in many ways the many abilities that it developed in us and the many talents that it created in us. We believe that every worry, headache, and heartaches was very worth- while. Joy seemed to accompany our every move. The end product was visualized as a future masterpiece. Every dark cloud that seemed to hover above our heads during the preparation of this book was overcome. Now we are proud to say that we were able to brighten up the seventy-fifth candle placed upon the rose-colored icing of Winston-Salem State College. Co-operation was not lacking in any way. Every member of the Senior class wanted to take a part in the authorship of this yearbook. Suggestions and offers were numerous. This is evidence of the deep love embedded in the hearts of the senior class for our own Winston-Salem State College. A thousand pages could not give her complete justice. Each building represents a landmark that only time can erase. Each face seen on these pages represents one who is searching for knowledge or one who is trying to promote and administer learning activities. Each activity or organi- zation pictured here is an example of the varied areas designed by this school for social, academic, religious and economic promotion. It has been a pleasure to prepare this yearbook. We hope that these pages have proven why Winston-Salem State College has endured for seventy-five years. It is our prayer that she will live on in full glory for another and another seventy-five years. HAPPY SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY! Lawrence Starks, Jr. Editor-in-Chief 'I' Thanks Special expressions of appreciation extended to Mr. Clarence Nottingham because he gave many hours of his time photographing and re-photo- graphing' the students, faculty and buildinfrs for this Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Yearbook. He was not delayed by the falling snows, heavy rains or icy-cold weather. His patience and endurance were remarkable. Success in this project would have been impossible without him. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Mr, Nottingham. Words of thanks must be given to Dr. Jacqueline Shepperson who willingly permitted the yearbook staff to use her desk, typewriter and other supplies and machines: Coach Clarence Gaines and Mr. James Fields who photographed many people and features for this yearbook: and, Mr. Luix Overbea, who ad- vised the staff on the best journalistic styles, letters, and lay-outs. Success would not have been so great without the aid of these individuals. Many thanks to each of you. THE HOUSE CF ALBUMS I0 A1 F xt X!A wmsiones 1 ts, -X ,...., with R d Sh p ww 443 North Trdde Street Records Are Gui' Sou1 Business TUTTLE LUMBER COMPANY Dependoble Building Mortericds 1721 Stddiurn Drive SE. Phone 723-4318 --- PQ. Box 4595 Winston-Solem, NC. 27107 C01npIimw11's of Bm! VL7isfJrs CAMEL PAWN SHOP. INC. HINKLES BOOK STORES Money to Loan on Anything of Value 425 North Trade Street 422 N D Parkway Plaza Shopping Center mth Llberly Street Reynolda Manor Shopping Center Phone 723-1057 Winston-Salem, N.C. 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