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The Saint Augustine's College Student Body
presents
THE FALCON
Editors-In-Chiej
James E. Davis, Eugene Nelson
Saint Augustine's College
Raleigh, North Carolina
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THIS IS
Again we have arrived at that time of the year when we try to seek,
recall and evaluate those experiences we have had over the years at
Saint Augustine's College. These experiences may be successes, failures
or a compromising melange of both.
Realizing of course that many of our experiences are lost to the past,
or could not be expressed in a single snapshot.
Taking into consideration our theme; "This is Saint Augustine's," let
us show you our school. Come with us as we introduce you to our
faculty, take you into our classrooms and escort you around our campus.
As the pages unfold before you we hope that you will come to grasp
a small part of the happiness that we have known during our stay at
this institution.
In this 1962 edition, we shall begin to evaluate, thus realizing that
Saint Augustine's holds very high intellectual and moral standards.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S
Saint Augustine's Has:
A harmonious campus cloistered among nature
A competent faculty
A conscientious student body
Organizations that co-operated with the faculty
A place for the development of physical stamina
A diversity of activities
Greek organizations which promote scholarship
and love for all mankind
Queens to grace a regal court
Dedication
The class of 1962 dedicates this Falcon to The Rev. Joseph N. Green, Jr.
In dedicating this year's Falcon the mem-
bers of the Senior Class choose an indi-
vidual who in their opinion exemplifies the
basic principles and ideals upon which Saint
Augustine's was founded. The magnitude
of his teachings has influenced and molded
both our social and religious lives while in
this institution. From his teachings we
feel as though we have found the neces-
sary beacon to direct us in our future en-
deavors, no matter how bleak life may seem.
This man has been a friend and teacher
who has given to the student, spiritual
guidance and advice in his time of need. So
it is with deepest sincerity and heartfelt
appreciation that we dedicate this 1961-62
edition of the Falcon to Rev. Joseph N.
Green, Jr.
THE PRESIDENT'S RESIDENCE— a beau-
tiful two story brick house, constructed of
^„ ;, an architectural style to harmonize with
|J that of the larger buildings.
THE CHAPLAIN'S HOUSE.
THE DEAN AND BUSINESS
MANAGER'S HOUSE— is a
modern duplex apartment
which does a great deal to en-
hance the beautiful scenery
of the campus.
PENICK HALL OF SCIENCE. This build-
ing was constructed in 1950. The Physics
Department is on the basement floor, Biology
on the first floor, and Biology and Chemistry
on the second floor. The first floor, also, has
an amphitheater — seating approximatelj
100 persons.
HUNTER BUILDING. Constructed in 1925.
The administrative offices and classrooms
are found in this building.
ART BUILDING. Constructed in 1917. The
first floor of this structure is used for classes
in drawing, and the second floor for handi-
crafts.
CHESHIRE BUILDING. This building was
constructed in 1929. The first floor houses
the dining hall. The second floor has four
music studios and various offices.
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GOOLD HALL. Dedi-
cated in 1961 in honor
of Rev. Edgar H. Goold.
This structure furnishes
living facilities for jun-
ior and senior young
ladies.
TUTTLE BUILDING.
Was constructed in 1925.
It is a three story struc-
ture which furnishes
housing for sophomore
and freshmen young
ladies.
DELANY BUILDING.
Was constructed in 1929.
It provides lodging space
for approximately 90
freshmen and sophomore
young ladies.
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THOMAS BUILDING. This building was
constructed in 1913. It furnishes living ac-
commodations for senior and junior young
men.
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BENSON LIBRARY is a beautiful two story
brick structure. Its design is in perfect
harmony with the rest of the campus and
houses countless volumes of interesting and
unique books.
HERMITAGE BUILDING was constructed
in 1914. It furnishes office space for the
language laboratories, the infirmary, and
various other offices.
TAYLOR HALL was constructed in 1912.
Serves as the "Little Theater."
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LOUNGE OF ATKIN-
SON HALL
CHESHIRE LOUNGE
CHAPEL — The College
Chapel was constructed
in 1895. It is a beautiful
stone structure which
serves as a place of wor-
ship for the student body
and faculty.
STUDENT CENTER— This is a three story
structure which furnishes countless recrea-
tional activities for the student body of
Saint Augustine's.
ATKINSON HALL — This structure was
made possible due to funds donated by the
United Negro College Fund. At the present
time it furnishes living space for approxi-
mately 125 freshmen and sophomore young
men.
HEALTH AND FINE ARTS BUILDING— This is the artist's conception
of the proposed gymtorium which is to be erected by the Fall semester
of 1962.
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Office of the President
February 17, 1962
Dear Senior Class:
On the occasion of your leaving Saint Augustine's
College after an academic sojourn of four years, I
congratulate you. Your graduation will truly be the
commencement of a new chapter in the book of life.
We have attempted to acquaint you with the religious,
scientific and humanistic implications in the matter of
everyday living. It is my prayer that you will now be
better able to evaluate change in terms of continuing
human progress rather than as a threat to human stability,
Always carry with you a Christian optimism based
upon reality. Forever be true to God and your fellow-
man.
May success ever attend you.
Very truly yours
JAB :mdv
ames A. Boyer, ^/resident
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Dr. Albert W. Grauer. Received his B.M. from
the Concordia Teachers College; M.A. from
Western Reserve University; Ph.D. at Eastman
School of Music.
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Mrs. Sylvia E. Payne. A part time
instructor of the Music Department.
She has received her B.S. from Howr-
ard University; M.A. from Columbia
University and did further study at
Columbia University.
Department of Music
Mr. Addidon W. Reed. A new member of the Music
Department and is the director of the M.E.N.C. He has
received his A.B., M.A., and B.Mus. from Kent State Uni-
versity.
Miss Alma L. Gregg. A new addition to the
Music Department. She received her B.Mus. and
M.A. at Boston University.
Mrs. Jo Ina Delaney. Instructor in Handcrafts
who believes in beauty through the hands.
Received her B.A. at Bennett College; M.S. at
North Carolina College and further study at
Columbia University.
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Mr. James F. Wise. The Edgar Degas of St.
Augustine's. He received his B.A. and M.A.,
at Howard University. He did further study
at Sknowhegan School of Painting and Sculp-
ture and the University of Pennsylvania.
Department of History and Political Science
Dr. Richard P. de Pagnier. Known to the campus
as Dr. D. He received his A.B. and S.T.L. at
Canasius University; M.A., Pont. Greg. Univer-
sity and Ph.D., Tulane University.
Dr. Elmer C. Schwertman. The head of the Social
Science Department whose progressive ideas have
helped St. Augustine's. Received his B.A. at
Oberlin College; M.A. and Ph.D. at Columbia
University and further study at Cornell Univer-
sity.
Mrs. Doris S. Herrell. A helpful addition to the English and
History Departments. Received her B.S. from Howard Uni-
versity; M.A. from North Carolina College and further study
at Ohio State University
Dr. Anne P. Toliver. She feels as Confucius:
"Study without thought is vain; thought
without study is dangerous." She received
her B.A. from Clark College; M.A. from
Penn State University, and Ed.D. at Colum-
bia University.
Dr. H. I. Fontellio-Nanton. A man whose
interest is varied and knowledge is vast.
He received his B.S. from Wesleyan Uni-
versity; M.A. and Ph.D. from State Univer-
sity of Iowa.
Mr. Hosea J. Lofton. A believer in "The
power of the press" is the Pens Staff Advisor.
Received his B.S. at Savannah State College
and M.A. at North Carolina College at Dur-
ham.
Mrs. Willie H. High, who is interested in
Little Theater work, believes "The show
must go on." She received her A.B. at Shaw
University and M.A. from New York Uni-
versity.
Mrs. Julia B. Delany, who is interested in
the epitome of fine speech, received her B.A.
at Shaw University, her M.A. at Columbia
University.
Dr. H. J. Fontellio-Nanton
Department of English
Mrs. Willie H. High
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Mr. Hosea J. Lofton
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Business Department
Dr. Edward R. Schaetz, a recognized scholar. He has a
Ph.D. in Political Economy; University of Prague; Further
Study, University of Michigan; Michigan State University.
Mrs. Etta M. Eason, advisor and true friend of the
Senior Class. She received her B.A. degree from
North Carolina College and her M.A. degree from
New York University.
Mr. Fred J. Carnage, one of Raleigh's leading attorneys
who has been able to devote some time to the Business
Department. He received his B.A. degree at Morgan State
and his LL.B. at Howard University.
Mrs. Mable B. Wright is concerned with legality,
balance sheets, and getting modern business ma-
chines. She received her B.S.C. and her M.S.C. at
North Carolina College.
Department of
Physical Education
Mr. George L. Quiett, a graduate of St. Augustine's
who has returned to be one of the leading mem-
bers of the Physical Education Dept. He received
his M.A. at Columbia Univ. and further study at
Southern Univ.
Igal E. Spraggins, one of the instructors of
Sociology, who is also St. Augustine's capable
Registrar. He received his B.S. at Wilberforce
Univ., M.Litt. Univ. of Pittsburgh; further
study at the Univ. of Pittsburgh and the Univ.
of Texas.
Mr. Jessie Clements, a graduate of St. Augustine's received
his M.A. at the Univ. of Illinois. Mr. Clements is a vital part
of the Physical Education Dept.
Miss Delores L. Artis. "Rah, Rah, Rah St. Aug." Usually
found jumping with the cheerleaders. She received her B.S.
and M.A. at North Carolina College at Durham.
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Mr. Jonathan B. Morland, a prominent member of
the Sociology Dept. believes that everyone should
"Take Care" received his B.A. at the Univ. of Calif.,
M.A. at the Univ. of Southern Calif, and did further
study at Tufts Univ.
Department of Modern
and Foreign Language
Dr. Richard L. Frautschi, who will answer "Qui" to
"Parlez vous Francais" is a new instructor in the
French Department. He received his B.A. from the
University of Wisconsin; M.A. and Ph.D. from Howard
University.
Dr. Cecil L. Rew is one of the newer members of the
Language Department. He received his Ph.D. from
the University of Chicago, Further study University
of Paris; A.M. and Ph.D. University of Illinois; Further
study University of Laval, Quebec, Canada.
Mrs. Margaret R. Davis. This is a person that can
always be found with a gentle smile on her face. She
received her B.A. at Texas Western College and her
M.A. from the University of North Carolina.
Department of Religious Education
Mrs. Lula H. Robinson a woman who places emphasis
on pronounciation and enunciation. She received her
B.S. from Fort Valley State College, M.R.E. Gammon
Theological Seminary, Further study, Bishop Payne
Divinity School, and University of Wisconsin.
Rev. Joseph N. Green, Jr. Knock and his door shall
truly be opened unto you. Father Green is a St.
Augustine's graduate who received his B.Th. at Phila-
delphia Divinity School, Further study at the Graduate
School of Theology and the University of the South.
Department of
Natural Science
Dr. Wilbert W. Johnson, The Departmental Head of
Natural Science, is a science scholar that received his
B.S. at Kentucky State College; M.S. at the University
of Wisconsin and did further study at the University
of Wisconsin and received his Ph.D. at St. Bonaven-
ture College.
Dr. Jeffrey Gipson, the Department Head of Chemis-
try is a Texan who is an interest stimulator that re-
ceived his B.S. at Wiley College; M.S. at Howard
University, and his Ph.D. at the University of Texas.
Mr. Astor Herrell. An instructor in Chemistry, who
received his B.A. at Berea College; M.Ed, at Tuskegee
Institute.
Dr. Joseph Jones, Jr. One of our most capable pro-
fessors of Biology received his B.S. at Morris Brown;
M.S. Northwestern University, and his Ph.D. at Ohio
State University.
Mr. W. B. Inborden. One of St. Augustine's Mathe-
matics and Physics instructor received a B.S. in
Engineering at Howard University.
Mr. Charles H. McLendon the Practice Teachers best
friend received his B.S. at A&T College; M.A. at
Columbia University and did further study at N. Y.
University.
Mr. W. D. Gay can usually be found looking over his
glasses saying "That's true." He received his B.A. at
Talladega College; M.A. at Columbia University,
Further study Columbia University, Ohio State, Chi-
cago University and Western Reserve.
Mrs. D. E. Ball. Known to the Elementary Education
majors as "The First Lady." She received her B.S.
at South Carolina State College; M.A. at Columbia
University and also further study at Indiana Univer-
sity.
Department of Education
Mathematics
Dr. Prodyot K. Dutt. A nuclear Physicist from Cal-
cutta, India. He received his B.S., M.S. and Ph.D., at
Calcutta University.
Mrs. Rebecca C. Weatherford. Mathematics and
Science is her field as any Science Major will tell you.
She received her B.A. and M.A. at North Carolina
College.
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Dr. Prezell R. Robinson, a graduate
of St. Augustine's College, has stud-
ied at many leading Universities,
such as Cornell University; and the
University of Michigan. His interest
in the furthering of the college and
the maintaining of a harmonious
"College Family" is exemplified
through his progressive ideas and
dynamic actions. His philosophy is
the furthering of "academic excel-
lence."
Mr. J. Mills HoUoway, the Business
Manager has the financial obligations
of the college upon his competent
shoulders. His position requires ex-
tremely long hours and financial
wizardry.
Mr. I. E. Spraggins, the St. Augus-
tine's College Registrar possesses a
position that requires not only skill,
competence, and alertness but a cer-
tain technique that he alone posses-
Office of the President
Mrs. Millie Dunn Veasey, Secretary to the President.
Mrs. Norma J. Grauer, Assistant Secretary.
Office of the Dean
Dean Reginald L. Lynch, Dean Emeritus. "The True Spirit of
St. Augustine's College" has served faithfully for fifty-one years.
He received his B.A. at Howard University; M.A., French Institute,
Pennsylvania State University.
Mrs. Willie O. Pyke, Secretary to the Dean.
Mrs. Launa Jones, Faculty Secretary.
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Business Office
Mr. Theodore R. Barnes, Secretary-Assistant to the Business
Manager.
Mrs. Laura W. Wise, Cashier.
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Registrar's Office
Mrs. Augusta B. Turner, Public Relations Assistant.
Mrs. Pandora D. Penny, Secretary.
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Library
Mrs. C. H. Winters, Assistant Librarian.
Mrs. Almetta M. Revis, Library Assistant.
Mrs. Ophelia M. Irving, Acting Head Librarian who
received her B.A., Clark College; M.L.S., Syracuse
University; Further Study Atlanta University.
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Mrs. Dorothy H. Chapman, Assistant Librarian.
Department of Health
Miss Delia Mae Moore, College Nurse. »_^J^^
Personnel and Guidance
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Miss Alberta V. Hunt, the new Dean of Women who
has a true interest in the student. She received her
B.S. at Hampton Institute; M.A., Columbia University;
Further study, Boston University, University of Cali-
fornia.
Mrs. Amanda F. Garris, Residence Hall Directress.
Mrs. Ethel King Waller, Assistant Residence Hall
Directress.
NOT SHOWN: Mrs. Clara O. Mercer, Residence Hall
Directress; Mrs. Maude P. Smith, Residence Hall
Directress; Miss Allene Pitts, Residence Hall Direct-
ress; Mrs. Willie M. Ellis, Assistant Residence Hall
Directress.
Mr. Wiley M. Davis, the true friend of the student.
He serves as Director of Guidance and Student Person-
nel. He received his B.S., St. Augustine's College;
M,Ed., Springfield; Further study. University Ten-
nessee. Miss Lucille M. Johnson is his Secretary.
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Dining Commons
Mrs. Ida H. Boykins, Manager of the Grill.
Mrs. June K. Campbell, Secretary-Receptionist.
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Mr. Johnny Alston, Manager-Chef and Mrs. Lois Cole-
man Johnson, Dietician.
Mrs. Katie L. Fitts, Postmistress.
Department of
Buildings and Grounds
Mr. Bernice B. Taylor, is a devoted and faithful part
of the St. Augustine's Family. Through his efforts
the buildings and grounds are kept at their utmost
beauty. He is a graduate of St. Augustine's College.
Faculty members also perform important services outside of their aca-
demic duties, such as planning conferences, sitting on endless committees,
and attending formal affairs. Many of these services involve a taxing
of time and energy that persons not involved cannot begin to compre-
hend.
English Department conducts planning
committee meeting.
New Faculty-Staff members.
Scenes from Faculty-Staff banquet.
Scenes from Faculty-Staff banquet.
Scenes from Valentine's Day Party.
Scenes from Valentine's Day Party.
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SENIORS
SENIOR
OFFICERS
Front row, right to left: Ramona Dillard,
Secretary; Juanita Williams, Secretary
Antionette Willie, Co-Treasurer.
Back row, right to left: Eugene Nelson
President; Edward Cottrell, Vice-President-
Carl M. Boyd, Co-Treasurer.
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Adams, Clement Vincent
Biology, B.S.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Natural
Science Club; Student NEA; Social
Science Club.
Adams, Dorothy Henderson
Elementary Education, B.A.
Alpha Kappa Alpha; Alpha Kappa Mu;
Honor's Program.
Adcock, Kay Haywood
Elementary Education, B.A.
Akins, Juanita Anette Wilson
Elementary Education, B.A.
Pyramid Club; Pre-Alumni Club.
Alexander, Elouise Denise
Elementary Education, B.A.
Big Sisters Club; Charm Club; Pyramid
Club; Canterbury Club; Student NEA;
Young Democrats Club; Church School
Teacher.
Armstrong, Kenneth O'dea
Physical Education, B.A.
Student Council; Intramural President;
Statistician for Football, Basketball and
Tennis; "KLAN."
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Attmore, Elveta Barnes
Elementary Education, B.A.
Dramatic Club; Pre-Alumni Club.
Baldwin, Rita Edwina
Elementary Education, B.A.
N.A.A.C.P.; Big Sisters Club; Student
N.E.A.; Altar Guild; Charm Club; Inter-
Dormitory Council; Young Democrats
Club.
Barry, Richard Livingston Marquess
Pre-Theology, English, B.A.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Inter-Greek
Council; Canterbury Club; Layreader.
Batts, Arthur James
Social Studies, B.A.
Social Science Club; N.A.A.C.P.; N.E.A.
Baxter, William
Physical Education, B.A.
Basketball; Alpha Phi Alpha Frater-
nity; Inter-Greek Council; Canterbury
Club.
Beckwith, Howard Lee, Jr.
Who's Who; Beta Kappa Chi; Mathe-
matics Club; American Radio Relay
League; "WA4BCC."
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Blake, C. Delois
Physical Education, B.A.
Pyramid Club; Big Sisters Club; Physi-
cal Education Club; Usher Guild;
Charm Club.
Blakeney, Theodore William
Physical Education, B.A.
Inter-Greek Council; Physical Educa-
tion Club; Kappa Alpha Psi, (Pole-
march )
Boyd, Carl Marquess, Jr.
Sociology, B.A.
Senior Class Treasurer; Vice-President
N.A.A.C.P.; Canterbury Club; Science
Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Pen
Staff; Yearbook Staff; "KLAN."
Brooks, Frederick Thomas
Biology, B.S.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; N.E.A.;
Science Club.
Brown, Mrs. Barbara J.
Sociology, B.A.
Social Science Club; N.E.A.; N.A.A.C.P.;
Big Sisters Club; Altar Guild.
Bryant, Janie
Business Education, B.A.
Big Sisters Club; Charm Club
N.A.A.C.P.; Canterbury Club; N.E.A.
Campus Calendar Staff; Pre-Alumni
Club.
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Burnett, Carrie
Elementary Education, B.A.
Big Sisters Club; Charm Club;
N.A.A.C.P.; Canterbury Club; N.E.A.;
Pre-Alumni Club.
BuRWELL, Waymon Leon
Music, B.A.
College Choir.
Chance, George Ray
Physical Education, B.A.
Student N.E.A.; Basketball; Lampodas
Club.
Chestnut, Barbara Gail
Elementary Education, B.A.
Altar Guild; Big Sisters Club; Student
N.E.A.; Ivy Leaf Club; Canterbury
Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Miss Sophomore; At-
tendant to Miss St. Augustine's 60-61,
Sweetheart of Scrollers Club.
Coleman, Glady W.
Biology, B.S.
Science Club; Pre-Alumni Club; Pyra-
mid Club.
Cottrell, Edward Rias
Physical Education, B.A.
Co-Captain of Basketball Team ( 60-62 ) ;
N.E.A.; Kappa Alpha Psi, Keeper of
Records; Vice-President of Senior Class;
Layreaders; "KLAN."
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CuMBO, William Frank, Jr.
Biology, B.S.
Football (varsity) 1 yr.; Veterans Club;
Pre-Alumni Club, Newman Club.
Davis, James E.
Cheviistry and Mathematics, B.S.
Student Council; Beta Kappa Chi;
Who's Who; Yearbook Staff, (co-
editor ) ; Pen Staff, ( co-editor ) ; Honor's
Program; Vice-President of Junior
Class; Natural Science Club, (Pres.);
Mathematics Club, (Pres.); N.A.A.C.P.;
"Chemocrats."
Davis, Willie Mae
Business Education, B.A.
Student N.E.A.; Pre-Alumni Club; Cam-
pus Calendar Staff; Achronian Club;
City Student; Charm Club, Big Sister
Club.
DiLLARD, RaMONA N.
Elementary Education, B.A.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Inter-
Greek Council; Secretary Big Sisters
Club; Charm Club; M.E.N.C, Announ-
cer; N.E.A.; Saint Augustine's Church
School Teacher; Secretary, Sophomore
Class; Assistant Secretary, Senior Class;
Falcon Staff; Sweetheart of Omega Psi
Phi, (59-60), Dean of Pledgees, Delta
Sigma Theta.
Donaldson, Shirley Roberta
Chemistry, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Inter-
Fraternal Council; Drama Guild; Stu-
dent Council; Natural Science Club
Chem-o-crats; Pen Staff; Falcon Staff
Secretary, Junior Class; N.E.A.
N.A.A.C.P.; Pre-Alumni Club; Charm
Club.
Ellerbe, John Curtis
English, B.A.
N.E.A. ; Track.
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Gill, Dallas Lee
Business Administration, B.A.
N.E.A.; Pre-Alumni Club.
High, Shirley
History and Social Studies, B.A.
N.E.A.; Social Science Club; Young
Democrats Club; Canterbury Club; Pre-
Alumni Club; English Club.
HiLLIARD, LeTTIE
Business Education, B.A.
Student Council; Student N.E.A.; Big
Sisters Club; Charm Club; Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority, (President), Inter-Greek
Organization; Miss Phi Beta Sigma,
(1961-62); N.A.A.C.P.; Campus Calen-
dar Staff; Canterbury Club; Pre-Alumni
Club.
Hunter, Evangeline Alice
Business Education, B.A.
Charm Club; Delta Sigma Theta Soror-
ity; Freshman Attendant to Miss Saint
Augustine's; Editor of Campus Calen-
dar, (60-61).
Hunter, Hermena Elizabeth Edwards
Elementary Education, B.A.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Pre-
Alumni Club; N.E.A. ; Charm Club;
N.A.A.C.P.; Big Sisters Club.
Izzard, Delores Barbara
Business Education, B.A.
Big Sisters Club; Charm Club; Art
Club; Canterbury Club; Newman Club;
Campus Calendar; N.E.A.; Inter-Dormi-
tory Council; Young Democrats Club;
Intramural Sports.
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Jeffries, Betty Morris
Business Education, B.A.
Dramatics Club; N.E.A.; Charm Club;
Miss U.N.C.F. 58-59; Pre-Alumni Club;
Secretary, N.A.A.C.P.; Miss Junior
Class; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Grammateus; Big Sisters Club; Kappa
Alpha Psi Sweetheart; Miss Saint
Augustine's College.
Jetton, Leonard Harrison
Biology, B.S.
College Choir; Natural Science Club;
Canterbury Club; Kappa Alpha Psi;
Pen Staff; Yearbook Staff; Pan-Hellenic
Council, President; Tennis; "KLAN."
Jones, Macon Murray, Jr.
Sociology, B.A.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Pen Staff;
Yearbook Staff; "KLAN."
Kirk, Vera M.
Elementary Education, B.A.
Young Democratic Club; Big Sisters
Club; N.E.A,; Altar Guild; Usher Guild;
Charm Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Canterbury
Club; Art Club.
Langley, Ozell
Biology, B.S.
Canterbury Club; Science Club; Math.
Club.
Lee, Theodore Robert
History, B.A.
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Makel, Mary Alice
Elementary Education, B.A.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dean of
Pledgees; Canterbury Club; Altar
Guild; Ushers Guild; Inter-Dormitory
Council; Big Sisters Club; Charm Club;
Sunday School Teacher; Sweetheart of
Kappa Alpha Psi; Student Council;
Inter-Greek Council; Spinx Queen; At-
tendant to Miss Senior Class.
McCuLLOUGH, Jean Mary
Sociology, B.A.
Social Science Club, N.A.A.C.P.; Ushers
Guild; Big Sisters Club; N.E.A.
Merrick, Miriam Juliette
Biology, B.S.
Ivy Leaf Club; Library Assistant
Charm Club; Altar Guild; Science Club
Mathematics Club; Canterbury Club
Young Democratic Club; N.E.A. ; Pre
Alumni Club; M.E.N.C.
Miles, Hal Vester
Physical Education, B.A.
Moss, Henry Edward Creft
Biology, B.S.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; "KLAN";
Chem-o-crats; Science Club; Treasurer,
Freshman Class; Inter-Greek Council;
Dormitory Council; N.A.A.C.P.
Nelson, Eugene
Business Administration, B.A.
Dormitory Council, Treasurer; Co-Edi-
tor of Pen; Co-Editor of Yearbook;
President of the Senior Class; "KLAN."
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Overton, Paul
Physical Education, B.A.
Veteran Club.
Par«am, Jeannette Venessa
Physical Education, B.A.
N.E.A.
Patterson, Lucy Blondel
Biology B.S.
Dramatic Club; Science Club; Pre-
Alumni Club; Delta Sigma Theta Soror-
ity; Charm Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Big Sister
Club; Attendant to Miss Freshman.
Perry, Maxine
Mathematics, B.S.
Mathematics Club; Natural Science
Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Anti Basileus; National Education As-
sociation; Beta Kappa Chi Science
Honor Society; French Club; Honor's
Program.
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Peterson, Sylvester
Physical Education, B.A.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity ;N.A.A.C.P.,
President; Yearbook Staff.
Poole, Mary Ella
English — French B.A.
N.E.A. ; Charm Club; Achronian Club;
N.A.A.C.P.; President of Senior Dormi-
tory; Big Sister Club.
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Pridgen, Clarice
Business Education, B.A.
N.E.A.; N.A.A.C.P.; Fre-Alumni Club;
Miss Fre-Alumni, '60-'61; Ivy Leaf
Club: Charm Club; Campus Calendar;
Canterbury Club; Big Sisters Club.
Reid, Mrs. Doris
Elementary Education, B.A.
Fre-Alumni Club, Secretary; Student
N.E.A.
RiDDicK, Mamie Carolyn
Elementary Education, B.A.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Choir;
Omega Fsi Phi Fraternity Sweetheart;
Charm Club; Assistant Secretary, Jun-
ior Class; Attendant to Miss May Queen;
N.E.A.
Roberts, Andrew Lee
Biology, B.S.
Natural Science Club; Sphinx Club;
Veterans Club.
Rogers, Doris Jean
Business Education, B.A.
Charm Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror-
ity; Campus Calendar; N.E.A.
RoLLE, Virla Cynthia
Elementary Education, B.A.
Canterbury Club; Big Sisters Club;
Who's Who: Ivy Leaf Club; Young
Democrats Club; Charm Club.
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Sanders, Mae Rene
Elementary Education, B.A.
Art Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority;
Pre-Alumni Club.
Stewart, Elijah Elmo, Jr.
Sociology, B.A.
President, Student Council; Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity; Social Science Club;
N.E.A.; Football.
Thompson, Claudia Arthur Lee
Physical Education, B.A.
Charm Club; Cheerleader; Big Sisters
Club; Canterbury Club; N.A.A.C.P.;
N.E.A.; Inter-Dormitory Council.
Thorpe, Alfonza Louis
Business Administration, B.A.
Wallace, Frederick
Pre-Theology-English, B.A.
Canterbury Club, President; Social Sci-
ence Club, President; Collegiate Council
of the United Nations; Choir; Lay read-
ers; Dramatics Club; Pen Staff; Young
Democrats Club; Advisory Committee
to the Student Council; Senior Class,
Chaplain.
Wheeler, Edith Mae
Elementary Education, B.A.
Canterbury Club; Big Sisters Club;
Charm Club; Altar Guild; Church
School Teacher.
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Whittaker, Elizabeth
Chemistry, B.S.
President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority;
Secretary, Student Council; President,
Natural Science Club; Mathematics
Club; Pen Staff; Charm Club; Big Sis-
ters Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Inter-Greek
Council; Falcon Staff; Chem-o-crats.
Williams, Amy Gertrude
Physical Education, B.A.
Big Sisters Club; Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority; Charm Club; N.E.A.; Attend-
ant to Miss Junior Ushers Guild.
Williams, Benjamin Ceaser
Physical Education, B.A.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Art Club;
N.E.A. , Track Team.
Williams, Bertadean
Elementary Education, B.A.
Secretary, Art Club; Charm; N.E.A.;
Pre- Alumni Club; Sphinx Sweetheart;
Dramatics Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority.
Williams, Mrs. Juanita Marshall
English-French, B.A.
Charm Club, Assistant Secretary, '59-
'60; Attendant to Miss May Queen,
'59-'60; Canterbury Club; N.A.A.C.P.;
Big Sisters Club; Inter - Dormitory
Council; Pre-Alumni Club; Falcon,
Typist; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Secretary; Miss Senior Class; N.E.A.;
Senior Class, Secretary; Dramatics
Club.
Willie, Marie Antionette
Music Education, B.A.
President, Big Sisters Club; President,
College Choir; Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority; M.E.N.C; Charm Club; At-
tendant to Miss Senior Class; Assistant
Treasurer, Senior Class.
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The following pages of Seniors are not in their proper sequence. Like most of
us, they were guilty of procrastination.
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Allen, Bernard
History, B.A.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.
Brodie, Robert
Biology, B.S.
Veteran's Club, Natural Science Club.
Brown, Melvin
Sociology and History, B.A.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Layreader;
"The KLAN."
Connor, Webster
Physical Education, B.A.
Football Team; Tennis Team.
Felder, Robert
Physical Education, B.A.
Football Team; Tennis Team; Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Glover, Alfred
Physical Education, B.A.
Basketball Team (Captain for 3 years).
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Green, George
Physical Education, B.A.
Haywood, Charles A.
Chemistry, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Mu; Beta Kappa Chi;
Who's Who; Mathematics Club, Science
Club, Alpha Phi Alpha; Chem-o-crats;
Vice-President Student Council 1961,
Member at Large 1960.
Jones, Lemuel
Physical Education, B.A.
Hallingsworth, Carl
Physical Education, B.A.
Jackson, Ella
Elementary Education, B.A.
N.E.A.
Lassiter, Isaac
Physical Education, B.A.
Football Team; Track Team.
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Madison, Louis E.
Mathematics, B.S.
Mathematics Club; Science Club; Who's
Who; Beta Kappa Chi.
Martin, Raymond
Physical Education, B.A.
Football Team; Omega Psi Phi.
Murray, Frank
English, B.A.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.
Neely, Elma
Mathematics, B.S.
Alpha Kappa Alpha; Big Sisters Club,
Sunday School Teacher; Mathematics
Club; Beta Kappa Chi Science Honor
Society.
Saunders, John Wesley
SociaJ Studies, B.A.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Pen Staff;
Social Science Club; Veteran's Club.
Saunders, Williams
Biology, B.S.
Science Club.
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Shirley, Maurice
Sociology, B.A.
Kappa Alpha Psi; Layreader.
Smith, Robert
Business Administration, B.A.
Sparks, Audrey
Elementary Education, B.A.
Alpha Kappa Alpha; Big Sisters Club;
N.E.A.
Weatherford, Alex
Biology, B.S.
Science Club; Mathematics Club.
Williams, Reba
Biology, B.S.
Science Club.
Williams, Levern
Mathematics, B.S.
Mathematics Club; N.E.A.
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Lilly, Helen
Biology, B.S.
Beta Kappa Chi; Who's Who; Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority; Member-at-
Large to Student Council; Science Club.
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Seniors Not Pictured
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Bobby Conrad
James Pinckney
Elementary Education
Business Administration
Vernetta Harris
Alfred Ricks
Elementary Education
Business Administration
Annette Hogan
Carl Sanders
Sociology
Mathematics, B.S.
Harry Leazer
Frederick Stallings
Physical Education
Elementary Education
Frederick McCante
Sara Weaver
Sociology
Elementary Education
Cynthia
Wilson
Business
Education
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JUNIORS
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sam
Johnson, Parliamentarian; Morris
Smith, Vice-President; Maybelle
Bryant, Secretary; Richard Dent, Presi-
dent; Leo Williams, Business Manager.
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Anderson, Barbara
Bain, Rosemarie A.
BelcheRj Louis
Bennett, Jessie Mae
BOLLING, SpOTTSWOOD
Bonds, Carolyn Anne
Bonds, Christine
Deanna
JUNIORS
Brown, Glenn
Bryant, Maybelle
Bryant, Jacqulin
Carr, Frances
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Chavis, Annie
CooLEY, Dora Yuette
Connors, William, Jr.
DuNSTON, Raymond
Edwards, Peggy
Ellis, Cleo Virginia
Davis, Elaine Janice
Davis, Joyce Ann
Dent, Richard A.
Doyle, Sam Arrington
JUNIORS
DiLLARD, Carol
M^ ^^M
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Greene, Alma
GuioN, William
Hardy, Mary Lou
Heartly, Geraldine
Hicks, Barbara
HiGGS, Angie
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Hodge, Mary J.
Howard, Benjamin
Jackson, Gloria
James, Margaret
James, Thomas
Jefferies, Barbara
JUNIORS
Jones, Robert
Lassiter, Shirley
Lindsey, Henry
Love, Sherry
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Lyon, Bessie
Macadoo, Aretha
Mayo, Charles
Mills, Anita
Moorman, Martha
Moore, Harriet
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Morgan, Barbara
JUNIORS
MUSGRAVES, PrETTLO
Newkirk, Evelyn
Nichols, Cynthia
OsBURN, Mildred
Quick, Elvera
Roberts, Elizabeth
RoLLE, Samuel
Simmons, Hattie
Smith, Morris
Spease, Willette
RoYALL, Betty
Sampson, Gwendolyn
Sanders, Carolyn
Sanders, Shirley
JUNIORS
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